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LAWS OF The TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
PUBLIsHED BY AurHOnIrY,. :
AN ACT providing for change Of venue upOu the or
ganization Of new counties.

EOhLAShHD BA ABTAOlGLTHg
AN ACT providing for change Of venue upUu the OF.
ganization OF new counties.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted BY the Legislafios
Assembly of the Territory of Wa&iin4ton,
That any defendant charged with the com.
mission Of any offence and under recogui.
zance or in custody to answer such charge
at any term Of the district court Of any
county, out Of whose territorial limits !
new county in whole or in part has been
created not attached to another county for
judicial purposes may file with the clerk Of
such district court an affidavit setting forth
that the offence with which the defendant
is charged, is alleged to have been commit
ted within the limits Of such newly created
county and that the defendant isa residsns
thereof, aud upon the Cling Of such afida-
Wit, the clerk shall make out transcript
Of the proceedings already had against such
defendant in such district court, aud certi-
fy tla1.|ne under the seal Of the court and
forward Such transcript with all the papers
on file connected with such charge to the
clerk Of the district court Of the newly
created county wherein It shall be proceed
ed with as in other cases.
Sec. 2. And 4 party 10 q civil action
pending in any district court Of county
out Of whoselimits Q new county in whole
or in part has been created not attached
to any other county for judicial purposes,
may file with the clerk Of such district
court an affidavit setting forth that he Is q
resident Of such newly created county, and
that the venue Of such action is transitoFy
or that the venue Of such action Is local,
aud that It ought properly to be tried ln
such newly created county and upon the
filing Of such affidavit the clerk shall make
out transcript Of all the proceedings, al
ready had in such action in such district
court and certify to It under the sealof The
court and transmit such Transcripts To-
gether with oil papers on file in his Office,
connected with such action to the clerk Of
the district court Of snch newly created
county wherein It shall be proceeded with
as in other cases. ~
Passed April 2s, 1854. s.-sv -
l certify the foregoing Is true copy Of
the original act. aI .n
C.H, MASON. sra
Secretary o 2s Tsryiioryef WsSii~siou.
, 1854-12-30

those Islands, many Of which are thinly in
habited and can be purchased on most rea-
sonable and honorable terms and should
any other nations have the assurance to in
terfere, let them be recommended to look
at home and mind their own business.
l beg 10 remain,
Yours Respectfully,
A CRUISER IN THE Pacific.
, 1854-12-30

D0 We surrender most, Of our editorial
columns this week to an expose of Know
Nothingism and the communication Of a
"Cruiser in the Pacific" We ask for
both an attentive perusal.
, 1854-12-30
OATES and ODLIGATIOW OF KNOW.SOTHIxGS

A person to become member must
be 81 years Of age he must believe in the
existence of q supreme being as the creator
and preserver Of the universe he must be
native born citizen o protestant born Of
protestant parents reared under protes-
tan influence, and not united in marriage
with Roman catholic provided, that in
this last respect, the state, district, or teP-
rtorial council shall be authorized to 50
construct their respective constitutions as
shall best promote the interests Of the
American cause in their several iurisdict-
ions and provided, moreover, that no
member who may have a Roman catholic
wife shall be eligible to any Office in this
order.
The object Of this organization shall be
to resist the insidious policy Of the church
Of Rome, and other foreign influence
against the institutions of our country, by
placing in all Offices in the gift Of the peo-
pie, or BY appointment, none but native
born protestant citizens.
1t shall be considered penal offence for
any brother, not an officer Of subordinate
council, to make use of the sign or sum
mons adopted for public notification, ex-
cept by direction Of the president ; or for
the officers Of a council 10 post the same
at any other time than from midnight to
one hour before daybreak and this rule
shall be Incorporated into the bylaws Of
the state, district or territorial councils,
RITUAL.
OUTSIDE. Marshal. Are
you candidates for admission TO this organ
iLation? Each answers, II am."l
Marshal-Before proceeding further it
is necessary that you take an obligation Of
secresy. Are you willing to take such an
obligationI ["I ann You will now
place yourself in position to receive.
Position.-Place the right hand on the
holy bible and cross.
Obligation.-Yo0 do solemnly swear up
on this holy bible and cross, before Al
mighty God and these witnesses, that you
will not divulge any question now proposed
to you, whether you become q member Of
this organization or not, and that you will
never, under any circumstances, mention
the name OF any person or persons you
may see present, nor that you know such
an organization to be in existence and
that you will true answers make to every
question asked you to the best Of your
knowledge and belief. SO help you God 7
[I do"
First Question.-Are you twenty-one
years Of agey "Iam."l
Secend.-Do you believe in the existence
Of a supreme being, the creator and pre-
server Of the universe, and that an obliga-
tion at this time taken will be binding upon
you through life : I'll do."l
Third.--Were YOU bern within the limits
, 1854-12-30
AN ACT 70 provide for stay Of exseution upo
Judgments IN the supreme and district esnrta

AN ACT 70 provide for say Of srseusiOa upon
jndgmsnts n the supreme and district courts
Sec. l. Bel snaeied Jy tLs Legislative
Assembly of ths Territory Of WasfiyiSn,
That stay Of execution shall be allowed on
Judgements rendered in the supreme court
and district courts as follows: de.
LIST. On all sums under three hundSsd
dollars, three nAenths. t- ri9 t
I'd. On sums over three hundred dot
lars and less than one thousand dollars, sx
months.
3D. On sums over one thousand dollars
nine months. s..-.f- a.fr, - ssrs9
Sec. 3. Before any execution shall be
stayed under the provisions cf this act the
defendant shall give bond to. the Onposite
party in double the amount Of the ludg-
ment and costs with surety 70 the satslhe-
tion Of the clerk conditioned to pay said
Judgment interest, costs and insFeased
costs, at the expiration Of the period oi
said stay. arid 'I9 81 o.
Sec. 3. II the Judgment Is not salts
fed at any time after the expiration q tns
period for which execution had been steyea
the plaintiff at any subsequent tern Of the
court from which the execution issued uay
upon molten, supported by an afhde.it thai
such judgment or any part thereof y m
paid aud stating how much still remains
due thereon have judgment against NE
sureties upon said bond for the balance re-
naming due and have an execution there,
from, upon which execution no stay shaii
be allowed. b,
Sec. 4. The sursties upon bond lOe
stay Of execution shall possess the same
qualifications and justify in the same man
ner as bail upon arrest in civil actions.
Sec. 5. When execution has not oeee
stayed and execution issues before the nmo
has elapsed for which It might tsve eeea
stayed, as Is herein provided the deiendAne
may have stay for the balance Of time W
on giving the proper bond and sure.
which bond and surety shall be app'O''N
by and justified before the sherih
Sec. 8. Bonds required BY this nS'
shall when taken be lodged with the els-A
Of the court when the Judgment was Fs
dered, and placed on Gle In bis once.
Passed April ~, 1854.
1 certify the foregoing is true copy !"
the original act.
C. H. mason,
SsersiaryefGls TtrrIOry Of WasA'NS''S'
, 1854-12-30

"a The legislative assembly adjourned
on Friday last, to take recess through
the holidays. Many of the members took
passage on the Major TOmpkins," on Sun
day last, for pleasure excursion down the
Sound. They meet again on the Sd Of
January.
, 1854-12-30

D% We this week conclude the publca
tion of the laws passed by the last legisla'
tive assembly-the which would have ap
peared long since but for the passage of O
resolution which limited the time that they
might be read in evidence in courts of JUS
tice, until the first Monday in August last
, 1854-12-30

~ The rains have commenced in good
earnest, and the weather gives every indi-
cation Of making thorough settlement for
the pleasant fall we have had.
, 1854-12-30

~ Lack Of news or local items will
plead excuse for the dearth Of interest in
the editorial columns.
, 1854-12-30

VLSHTSGf
Mr.. BIZ.
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ton that
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reported \
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referred 4
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affairs, |
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reading, Al
ponsd till
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ths whole,
some time
without au
ommended
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Of January
Motion los
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son, Strick
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naming pH
among wh
and New y
we're lost b|
passed to
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up in order
tillJanuary
and noes.
Motion
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On moti|
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exemption
amendmen
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reading; a
we're,
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Judiciary.
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the disirict
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Washlne
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, 1854-12-30

N. B. A temperance meeting will b
held according to the above adjournment
Addresses may be expected from Hon. Wm
H. Wallace and other distinguished gen
tlemen. Ladies and gentlemen are oil in
vited 10 attend. u IL ---- -,
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STATIoNARY, BLANK hooks, ENvEf,-

STATIONARY, BLANK books, ENVEL-,
y OPES ANDzPAPER of Peifnnlery,
Brushes. Also Fancy Goods, great ~
The Store of the Subscriber has lately been repienised
with New Goods from the Boston and Philadel
phia Importing Houses and from all the principal Amcri
can manufacturers Among his extensive assortment
cy Papers, White, Buff and Enameed Envelopes Paper
Mache Rosewood Mahogany and Leather Writing Desks
Work Boxes Cloth Leather and Papier Machc Porte
olios all styles Card Cases and Porte Monnies Wallets
and Pocket Books Steel Silk and Kid Purses Bankers
Cases Lubns Celebrated Genuine Perfumes Farnas Un-
riyaled Cologne Bridal Glove and Perfuaed
Boxes; building Blocks Wood Alphabets Pearl and Ivory
Tablets Games to mention Hair Cloth
Cases Shell and Horn Dressing Combs Ivory La
dies Companions, Spool Stands; all kinds Rubber Balls
Vesta Lights Tea Bells Toilet and Travelling Glasses;
Tooth Powder Hair Oils Toilet and Shaving Soaps; Chess
men, Dominoe Back Cannon Boards Chessboards Dice,
Checkers Sewing Birds Penknives Scissors and Shears
splendid assortment of Gold PENS in Gold and Silver
Cases Steel PENS fifty styles Pen Nibs and Quis Letter
burn free; Water Colors Fancy Paper and Glass Boxes
Transparent Porcelain and Paper States large assort
ment of Visiting and Wedding Cards; Stationary Articles
in general Wedding Stationary and Fixns best quali-
ties Patent Blot Pads Diaries Ledgers, Day and Cash
Books Journals fc Letter Copying Presses, Books and
Ink Mathematical Instructions 1lottng Papers Paper
Folders and Paper Weights; Erasers; Mouth Glue Inde-
All the above described articles found greater
prosion and variety than house South of the Poto
mac, besides other articles mention. Call
and for yourself They will be sold the lowest prices,
either at wholesale retail.
HENRY D. TURNER,
No. ], Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, N. e.
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ALEIcH, NoRTIl.e RoLINA, ApRlL 10 1854

fass asa as2rsHd1E EsS sHsfs nSRHs Sndass 81
about has turned out some Of the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machney Of description to be eempeted
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road me to iii
with dispatch and punctualty all orders after the LIST of
The following certificate win show the character of the
work executed e the above Works
.sMr s,IAs Dear Sir: Our Eneins and Mills made
Sfls and
STRENGTH, and none
MILLS with soothness speed truly astonishing
In ordinary We cut in common sized log foot in
through et SO seconds at the Of ss feet
ss the g Rsa gs @ svs lie have
heard urged is i takes too many hands TO haul logs and
carry away lumber Yours, DC, s,o,,,,,, -
June 2. 1852. 80, : -, Sc
FACT Gs; FICTIoN.-JUsT PUBLISHED THE
POINTS By the Ladies of the Mission The Publishers take
pleasure inviting the attention of the moral world this
offered to the public and they confidently it
of the most touching and impressive volumes which have
Diary Of Ply scian The papers composing this work
aIe mot written lite H for the Of
fallen who ha, been mssed of lost who have
of @ W a nas S
Poverty which has put the garb of Comforts of Des
Of e ns
ness which has thrown off Falsehood Crime and Shame,
The volume overHows with incidents which are real with
pictures drawn not from fancy but from fethe whole
vital fount of truth whole the publishers present it
of the truthfuest of human weakness
nifty and suffering and of the most sublime and sesacr
eng Christian fithtuess and herosm offered to the
pN'"' ''' ''f HENRY D. TURNER,
Raleigh, \. c.
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A. " MCPHERTERs, H CHISELIN j. W. MARTIN.
A. M. McPHEETERs, & CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office at No. 6, Roanoke Square,
NoRFoLK, VA.
REFERENCES
THOMAS p DEvEREux, Esq, Halifax, n. G.
GEO W. MoRDEcAI, Pres't Bank of the State of N. G..
C. DEWEY, Cashier :"
W. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid Seuttcr,
Dr. Y. c. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
b. Blossom & Son. NtaD York.
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w SPRING, !s54.-W. C. E. G. JAMES co..
have just received large and beautiful assortment of
French English and American Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
for Spring and Summer wear of the newest and handsom,
designs embracing almost every article usually found
their line of business II of which have been purchased
the favorable terms and selected with great care
and attention. and with special reference to the wants of
the North Carolina and Virginia Trade.
They respectfully solicit examination from Merchants
their purchases assuring them that every nducement win
be offered portion of ther patronage and that
department any in this of the Northern Markets
Their will be made liberal those of any simi-
lar estab ishment. W. C. & E. G. JAMES & CO.
Powen's Row, opposite West Hill Warehouse
Petersburg. March T. 1854. 32-2m.
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MprtlI GdroIIllIl llIdrll
is PUBLIsnED WElkIY AND sE'El=s y = = s. 3
WI LII IA, M w. = Oh =. 3 ~
En1ron ANp PaoPalEFoR.


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GADDLER, FERTH s. ROSS MUST ARD.
= large Case of this Mustard-which is considered the
best the worldly many Personsms just receiyed At
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p. F. Pc C u ID
ZKL HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,

p. F. T. e G u ID
NK7HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
paedass. the b AND NE ap
5 dg nsng s has hi
dsd n to- S ee h and n the
trade-he will sell the most popular Patent Medicines at
the pubic generally to give his stock and prices m exami
nation before sending their orders North or elsewhere
March "a, 1854 81
DAINT'S, OILS & VARNIsH.-The Subscriber
Il receiving his Spring stock of PAINTS OIs and VAR
s,sHE Of all kinds ind and qualities and in quantities H
call especial attention to his superior quality of Pure White
Rsfsd 4 sd 5 Stock sd a1s
before buying in this the northern Markets. believ-
ing aO9 10 s'' DF' ''p '''' r F. PEscUD.
Raleigh, March %, 1884. Ss-
Usage ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America,
gune expectafions of It's friends and so far as regards
great object in view good and BEAUTIFUL fence adaptation
and cheapness it is all that can be desired supply Of
the seed and Treatise the cultivation of the plant
Raleigh; March %, 1854 ss-
OREGON PEAS; ;-Another supply of these ceebra-
"AIR BRUsHEs.-The most extensive variety of
Hair Brqshes in this City may be 1s seen and bought
TWlOOTH BRUSHES.l have very largo supply
4 of splendid Tooth Brushes-for sale very low by
NARTERS' SPANISH MIxTURE.--Afr fresa, sup
diseases arising impure blood urged
to give it trial 1t has produced wonderful in Raj
eigh, by the use of Bottles. p F. PESCUD. 8
EARESSING COMBS.-A fine assortment M is & to hand
ADand for sale by P.aF tPESCUD.
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-Ala large stock hand
oand for sale by p F. PESCUD.
&EIDLETZ POWDERs..-As supply Of very supa-
Sror Seidctz Powders just received and for sale 6y
NEUSTARD.-Af further supply of London Mustard
lvHof very superior quality, just received at -
- 4 + -
EPREAsT PUMPS supply Of very superior quail
SYRINGES.-A large stsck of Syringes-of all kinds,
SCjust received and for sale by i. .PE5COD.-
W AMPS+wll sell my present supply of Fluid Lamps,
lat reduced prices as desire to introduce now style
W1REsH CONGRESS WATER:-A fresh supply
N just received, and for sale by T f. PESCUD.I Z
HLUE, GLUE.-A large supply of White and Brown
NIGIue just received and for sale BY P f. PESCuD.
a MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
"A Medium Crown Moleskn Hats called the Young Mans
h'A'' sGA''s ''''ls ss''''s, w H. s. Tucker
DURE and Mol qualities of White Lead, in kegs Of
leo lbs. and 2s lbs, for sale Ryyywoon scorT
Raleigh, March 2otf, 1854. - q sz-----
"HITE sGoODs.-JAC ENGLISH
Wv Cambria, Nainsook checked and Muslin Null
Muslin, Plain and dotted Swiss Muslin. For sale by
Raleigh. June 4.t-.1sss Ply ss-. ::
NNT AsHINGTON CITY LIME.-aoo CASKS
ton , (sqRsHS5 ISR
Portsmouth, Va. April l. 1854. .zss 9 o.
IRISH THOMASTON LIME.--s5e CASKS Irish
1Thomaston Lime, per schooner Beauehamp direct
from landing at our nor sale le py
Portsmouth Va April, 1854. 90.
GOOD COOK WILL. BE HIRED FOR THE BAL
ance of the year application pc made soon. apply
at the STANDARD Office.
april s, 1854 81
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OREGON PEAS.-Another supply of these ceebra-
Dted Peas is received and for sale at reduced by
p, F. PESCUD,
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E T.. HARDING Ogposits Aessys Hsaz< q Gbek
MADE CLOTHING. is now receiving 80
Superior black doe skin Pants, #ssss -
do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do 4s
do do do duck do
do fancy do do do
do black satin D. B. Vest
do do do s. B. do SetS}s sslS.s -
7Fe.E do do silk do - q. ssa.e=ss
do fancy do do 50
49, do. farmer satins do s5i--a sl--S.s. =
do white Marsees d. B. Yest 4elS So
do do do s. B. do
do figured do do sss.s,s
do black cloth frock Coats, a---s q
do do do dress do s.. 1-..,sess q ...ssg-
@ do fancy do frock do .s4ysal
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities.
For bargains in well made GooDs, GALL at
HARDINGs
AnriI4 1SSI
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uSKY LIGHT!, EVANS & COOKE, No. 90,
e Cheap Place Have received their entire Fall purchase
of Goods which open for inspection.
We deem to speak of their cheapness as
perfectly understood py that Evans Cooke believe
quick sales and short profits and as usual are ahead OF
all competition EVANS q CoohE
Sept. IL. oo-
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ENLOUR.-SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, OF NEW
II Wheat, in Store, and for sale by -
Raleigh, September Cd, 1853. S.
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CHLORINE TOOTH WASH STANDS UNRI-
" VAILED cleansing the mouth and preserving the
'-N guns WILLIAMS HAYWooDS.
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HtALL AT PESCUD'S DRUG STORE FOR 1ouk @
and HIN BRusHEs CoARsE and FISE CoNBs Scars and
SHAVING CREAMS PoMADEs and HAIR OILS.
Pescud keeps large stock and sells at small advance TO
consumers and the trade,-, rrs-
SaDt
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DIEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
III Uake Forest, " CIVILIAN M. CRENSHAW, A:
B. PrincipaThc Seventh Session of this will
on the Monday in January next Tuition from
s. to s15 per Academy is situated mile from
Forestye The location of this institution for health
aity and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees this school have more than realized their expec
tatons in Mr. GRESHAM teacher, and Id the
public that he thorough scholar and good instructor.
Board can be had So per month For further particulars
address DR. W EoLEi n HAh59f1ELD
Nv % l1a5a ~ a5. sE-ss,.s 3-tf
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6NOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY of Rush
" ton Clark Co.'S just to hand at the Drug Store OF
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
ioyers of the WEED will glad hear that the sub
scrber invoice of Superior Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco various brands, and some
Smoking Tobacco fragrant they can find anywhere
p. F. PESCUD.
co,+ 10 1e5e So
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-. OYPIcE n. c. r. r. Co.,
--.-..- March "A, 1854. ~
NTOTICE.-I WILL BE IN RALEIGH 4ths AM 5tt
IN April being Tuesday and "Wednesday of Superior Court
when Stockholders in this Company have opportu.
nifty of paying their instalments.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL,
Sec'y and Treasurer
GRepister 3S-
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rRASS SEED.4Red clover, Herds grass, Blue grass,
mixed lawn grass and Lucerne. just to hand at the
Drug Store of - WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD. s
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(IHEWING TOBACCO have seven brands of
" the finest qualities of Chewing Tobacco, of which
is put up by Y E. p Jones' and claimed the Premium
our State Fair for sale in packages suit the trade
by P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, November 4th 1853. 10l-