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PROPOSALS.

KNIILL be received until he LIST April, 1854, for the
w erection of a Banking Office according to speci-
fcatons De given. Bids received for the shng
all materials together with the work, for the
alone. BORUP Il OAkES.
st. Paul, Jan. II, ls6i.--;o-St.
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NEW GOODS by EXPRESS.

4 T LeDUC'S Book Store. An elegant assortment
"A Of fine Knives, Cold Pens And Gold and every
thing required furnish The desks Of OF the
Legislative Assembly.
NEW BOOKS, among which are
Miss Brcmer's Homes;
Greeley Art and Industry;
Judge Edmonds' Spiritualisn;
ood Stone.
FERNS for FANNy's Little Friends.
And many other and valuable public atoms, all
of which viii be sold AZ soon as possible.
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VIM. w. FINCH. M. D..
OFFERS his professional services 10 The citizens al
" ST. Paul and vicinity.
Office in Judge Lamberts new brick building
Special attention will be given to rheumatism, Neu-
rasia Scrofua, and all onic diseascs Being famil
lar with the use of ETHER, operations surgery will
he performed under its influence without pain If de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus sent to any part of the
country by return mail the receipt of one dollar
post paid.
REFERENCES
Prof McClintock, OF Philadephi College Of Medicine
Perkins, Of Vermont Medical College.
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L. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladie. hear!--Call-and you will buy.
T.. BLU NJ has hitherto spared TO pains to please
the ladies of ST. Paul and vicinity and he ID az ready
do them homage 1or their liberal patronage, AS
he has been and ever will be. During the past
season he has been New York for their espe
cal bene i, and he them that his stock
Gently received will meet thtir wants and wishes On
his Tor inspection [and he will aways be hap
py show his goods will be found beautiful variety
Of silks black and colored. sparkling and brilliant, Al
all prices. Merinoes all wool deaines, Bo'nbaznes
Alapacas, black aud coored, Pcrameties Ncveis- 81
coioTs, with general variety Of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies' we'll know the Bazaar be found
large variety of Embroidery.
Wool and Cotton, ct all prices.
woolcn Meriuoe, Broshe, silk and Zephyr Wool, at
all prices.
OF all descriptions, victorines. Mu, Cuffs. Gloves
for ladies and gentsmsn. Boots and .5oe. CATERS and
India RIbbeTs.
JEXVELRY.
lie has also hand the beat assortment Of Jewsry
west Of st Louis consisting OF gold and silver Watches
beas, pins for ladies and seteen FOB and long Chains
Ing gold and silver hmb!es, chsms, pens and pencils
rickets watch Keys and seals. Al.o, good assor-
meat Of plated -ii~es
Ladies in search of Christmss presents fer children
ord grown persons will ind every thing TO pease III
! this line I'll Blum's Bazaar, at very low Prices
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from large importing house IN new
York large variety of Guns and Pistols, which eau be
baubt for S 10 and upwards.
| ST. Paul, Nov. II, slu -------
UABANNA CIGARS.
10000 genuine s,safs, s, on ar,els s
"' H,a 20 S''o''" ~ ''''' ''' W. SIMPSONS
TO LAWYERS.
| A VERY large stock Of Law Stationery on hand and
CONES BOOKSTORE.
Below the Amer.eaaiIouse.
A ISL ''p''y Of l'I' isl; 20
OAK HALL, GRBAT BARGAINS.
LARGE Of white and fnncy Shirts a.
! IA OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
vvyO rAILORs AND OTHERs--A large nssortmsn
/ ii Of Vestings and Cloths for sale vt
| OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE assortment Of Chiidren's Clothing for salt
Aat OAK HALL CLOTHING sTOKE.
! LARGE assoriment Of Ko.ruth and Beaver Ha,
| "A and Caps. OAK HALL CLOTHING STOpE.
| Dec. l-33.
old MESS PORK--For safe by
~ Nov II, 3i-6m A. VANCE BROWN.
SSHIRTs. SHIRTS. so dog supernne Linen Bosomi
- warranted Grass Bleached at the
WORLDS FAIR.
WOED sPREADs-GSt ap expressly for a Minnesota
ID winter, BY Heensa, 1T the
WORLDS FAIR STORE.
Rec a
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With present facilities enabled to atteDd
collections in all parts the Territory and to remit
promptly at current rates of exchange In the prose-
cution of the Land Business enabled personally
attend the purchase and sale Of property the pay
ent Of taxes entering land, locating land warrants,
aiming titles &c.
WIN. BREWSTER CO.
WILLIAM BREWSTER,
Late Of Western Bank, Philadelphia, Ps.
THOMPSON RITCHiE,
Late Of Date Ross 4 Withers Philadelphia.
REFERENCES:
G. NJ. TRoUrMAN, Cashier Western Bank, PhRa-
Is. b. Conveys, q" Philadelphia Bank, -
Messrs. DALE, Ross WRITER'S, 1"
Messrs. Arw GOD 4 Co.
Hon. Judge THOMPSON,
Hon. 4. o. HESTER, Pres't Cssh Mutual Insurance
Co., HGrrisb,ug 6;
NELSON RoTH, Esq PTcsr. Amfrican Incur orce
Co, Utica, n. Y.
Ex-Gov. ALEXANDRA RAMSEY, ST. Paul, Minnesota
Messrs. j. McCLouD, in, Co.
w. l.. AMEs, Esq,
CHUBB 4 Bro, Washington, d. c.
81. Pau, Dec. l. 1853. 33-tf
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
D4srRiCT CoUkT, LIST District,
Ramsey County.
William J. Singeriand and Luther VI. summons for
McFhr!and, partners in trade under the money de-
name, st, IL, and firm Of "Sngland & manded
Mcfarland, against contract for
William Il. LAWYER and James Curran, payment OF
partners under the name, st le and Crm money (con,
of " Cuyrhn d. Lawler," not ser
To William y LAWYER,
VOU are hereby summoned al i REQ uired to answer
Il the complaint in this action, which has beef,
fled IN the Office Of The clerk Of ts COURT for the coun
~ aforesaid s. Paul, IA said Ramsey county. and
TO serve copy OF your anwer 10 The saul compliant Oh
the subscribers, their Office at Saint Paul, Aforesaid,
WITHIN twenty days alter The seTvce OF ,bi. summons
OH exclusive of the day Oi such service; ard il on
fail 10 the said complaint within the lime aore-
said t,e plaintiffs III this action will take Judgment
az ainst you for the OF Twelve Hundrcaa,d SeNen
y -Four Dollars and Fifty Eight Cents. Sh inieres,
from the first day Of july Onc Thousand Eight Hum
derd and Fifty Three, besides The costs Vi lls aeop,
Dated December, 2Sth, 1859 -3s-6t.
AMES l. VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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The Exhibition Confines.

The Exhibition Continues,
Notwithstanding the great demand for good, at The
| WORLDS FAIR.
eo tue gan ana winter supply costoIners can vet be
OF former Goods HAVING ~,
rived by the last boat.
The Winter Stock IL Again Complete.
Fresh pae kages Will be exhibited as occasion requires
presenting new attractions Of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Delanes, AIpaocas, Mernos, and variety q
Wooden Dress Goods.
Bonnas. Ribbons, Lsees and E,ntsoide1ss,
Boots and shoes, including assorted sses Of Ladies
Misses anu chiidrens' silk elastic, and Calf
Bootes; buffalo, carpet and India Rubber Overshoe-
SIX, Beaver, KnssuIh and other Hsts Plush. Otter.
and variety oi Fur Caps Wool and Buck Mits and
Cloves.
Tailor's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready Made Closhing, and Cloting Made to Order,
on the shortest notice Having engaged the services
In Experienced cutter particular attention will be paid
to making and boys Clothing in the latest fa.kion.
House Trimming Goods,
general assortment, including cotton, hemp wool and
taPsstry Carpets Of the latest designs ans pattern
stair and Floor Oii.Cioths,
Paper hangings cashmere worsted and lnen Satin m
sh) table cloths afi covers, window Damaxk and Dra-
peries III great beauty, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner OF Third and Roberts sits.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
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TROPHY SETTLEMENT.

FARM aiming i7o acres 10 tbs highiy flourish
"A ina settlement, which is nesr Ct Paul boaergo Oh
on beautiful lake, so -ich aud he IVY taSsred iso'n
which acme 1900 cords be CUT siso GOOD heavy
sra.s meadow which will yield Sc 10 10 tons o. nayi
AN house so by go ees and good stA
Me So Nv ao lie acres OF the above already broken ana
,adam,rro, HENRY McEENTY.
Dealer In Real Essists.
Jan ., is55.-l2m.
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NOTEEE

NOTICE.
E subscriber offers to sell 10 lease for a term OF
Il years, his SAW MILL, situated near the Vpper
Landing Saint Paul. being of the best locations for
the Laundering bsnes IN the city, The Mill !. in cood
repair, has one upright mulay saw, saw one
iath saw, and machine for making Shingles. The
Boom at the Mill is excellent and safe place for kre D..
ing logs This property will be sold leased favor.
able terms. John n IRVINE
st. Paul Dec. 3oth, 1853. 3s-tf
ALLEN lPIERSE,
attorney at LaW and General Land -agsnt.
HAVING been Register OF the Land Office under
the late administration, he is able TO select the
oese"sd IN the Territory subject to entry and will
warrant the regularity of all locations made BY him
Office or Cedar Street, door to the Epjscopnl
Church. st. Paul. NJ +.
Jan. l9, 1854 II lO-tf
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OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
Low Prices....ExCc.Ien Goods.

OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
Low Prices..-.ExCc!lent Goods.
A New Clothing establishment has been opened in
IA the store next to Brewster CO., IN Third street.
under the superin tendance OF j. Freystadt where
be fouid every variety Of Clothing, and
GeneIemens' Furnishing Goods;
Consisting of Coats Vests Hats, Caps, Gloves and II o
sesy of all descriptions Cloths, Cravats, Worsted and
Silk Goods CarpetBags and Satchels, Socks and every
vars " of Understanding, !aKge and complete var
ely OF Winter Goods, consisting OF every Article that
may desire either for elegance or comfort
Our Eastern arrangements are such that we have no
hesitation in saving that sell goods al lower
prices than the articles have before been az
forded III this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring to purchase b. tLe quantity, are invited TO
CALL We safely them that they will find
WHOLESALE prices lower Il an those of any other
western market, ST. Louis not excepted. Remember.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
Ccyner q and Ha5asha SITS.
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE.
No. 3, TnlRD STREET, coRNEg WABAsHAw.
nEPOSlTS received daily and INTEREST ALLOWED,
II when specially agreed upon, the savings Of nj.
sums, small and large taken at the PIONEER INTER
EST PAYING OFFICE, atTsies from 7 TO IL psr cent
per annuui.
Eastern Exchange Soush, and sold at current rates.
Dec &c, ls53.-Ifl WM. BREWSTER, L. co.
&. j. POST 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Uevi Sloan's Old Store,)
81, ANTHONY street, 81 Paul, Minnesota PAY
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ST. PAUL OMNIBUS.

"lLLOUGHBY POWERS, will run a line of
w Four Horse Omnibus between the principal Ho-
ture.
IIokETs to be had at the American Hotel, Centrsl
House, aud at our Livery Stable Office.
WILLOUGHBY r POWERS.
st. Paul, Jan. l2.-ls54.-39-lm.
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THOSE WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
sATOTICE ia sereby given hat ha~e appointed w.
Nh s,ilmsn as my special agent, WAC 10 author.
,,.d TO sus ard collect all accounts left IN his
hands By me collection ard the transaction OF other
business As may give him Esirnciions
Mr. Sti,.man can be found ar VIM. Dahi's Bookstore.
l. ROBERTS.
Saint Paul, Dec, Is53.-5s--lm.
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FURS AND pEI,TRTES

n.y. N TCCRS nv FEIATKIE S.
w ~, FoKBES will purchase all kinds of frrs
w skins and buffalo robes and nav The highest
Sasn prices ior them. He has made such
hat he ieels sure IL will be the interest OF fur
raoefs 10 give him call. he is be found for the
present at his old stand. ~
Jan 7, '5i--39-lm.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, }
ST. Pad. Jan. 18Th. Ell. (

To this. Dr. Fletcher SAID Gov. German returned
the following
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upFRFUMERY and cusIUetiesa large assortment for
.icn and domestic; Dealers give CALI at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
ENINE XVINES-Sandirnan's Port, Blackburns
Il Madeira, Golden Sherry. Al wholesale only
A. VANCE BROWN.
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w. IL. FORBES,
NAMES the liberty to inform his many friends and
n patrons tnat he Is now making arrangements to
commence business disconnected entirely from his
former associates-they having determined to close
ter business interests in this Tcrritoryand that in
ao,ng 80 nc relies on liberal share Of patronage
Jan. Z, '54--39,lm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-20
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CA
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Oct. l2.Schr VIM P. Williams Rogers from New Lon
don, Ct: via Zekc's island, to j. & D. McRae & Co.
Brig Rebecca Francis, Ray from Boston, to H. Chad
bourn & Co with mdze.
B-Steamer Gov. Graham, Evans from Cypress to T. c.
B. G. Worth; with one lighter in tow.
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithve to A. H. VanBok
kelen.
Schr Lucy Whetham Staples reported some days since
Quarantine from Charleston to Geo Harriss with sack
salt. " '
Oct l3-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette-
vile, to T c. s. B. G. Worth.
Steamer Rowan, Barber from Fayetteville to Marsh &
Elliott.
Steamer Sun, Rush from Fayetteville, to JOS j. Lippt
YET. Eocbr T. + Russell, Edwards, from Baltimore,
to Russell y Bro; with mdze
l5.---Schr. l.. Smith, Derrckson, from New York
to DoRossett Brown; with mdze.
Schr Alba, Timmons, from New York, to Geo Harriss;
with mdze. "
3-masted schr. J w. Rumsey, Tayler from New York,
in ballast, to Geo. Harriss.
l6--Steamer Spray Price, from Smithvie, to A. H Var
hokkelen.
CLEARED
Oct i3--Schr. Jane lngraham, Halves, for New yort ,
j. d. MoRae Co. with rough rice, SC. '-, b.
Worth with naval stores, &c. A' ~ l.
Schr. Lamartine, Moss, for New Yors A.r
with naval stores. - - Z. Worth
Brig Emeline, Packard, for Rio de- Janeiro l., DID,,
Bro; with lumber and naval stores ny russell q
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Ea,, -, -
D. " orth with one lighter in tow ny l. -
steamer gun, hush, for Fayetteville h I 11...,
len steamer Spray Price, for smthve BY A. H. VapBokke
II 0chr j. H. Chadbourn, Waiy right for Norv vor h
II; Shaooourn 4 Co; with val Stores >' ~
o. onward smith, for New York bv Murray Grant
Schr. West Wind Bu,no++ c. NJ
son. with naval stores ' A'0" iofh, oy J. n bios
sehr Exchange, White, for Baltimore bv Bnss.,1 g. o
Win naval stores and cotton ~ ""''o'i o. oio'
oot l6--Steamer Henr;etts Allan Co. >11L.. nm
Vessel Eilers n'el lot "hlte Hall, b,
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VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY aNn,-~
SALE. ALS I

\HE undersigned, PURSUANT to an Ordar 81
l. Court of Equity, will offer to the hghe.t The H.
on the premises at the Falls of Tar River IN pTGder E
comb county, about one mile from Rocky Mon-
Wednesday the LIST day of November next thu DgC
AND MILLS owned by the late James s. Rt,ri ACT0Ri
liam ). Battle also several small tracts Of ana WI
thereto The said Factory has been worked f adaen
IN the spinning of Cotton Yarn, and is now in an ya
being well fitted with every kind of macbinar Operation
that business, and having and substantial es q
winch has been recently erected great cost VoGe dan
said Factory there is GRIST MILL with sf oy 3
stones, which is likewise in full operation and oI pair
MILL, which has been in constant use proot o saw
years, with new Circular Saw recently mt m NUMBER
acres of Land which located FINE RyH YIN fNy
together with other buildings suited for the habafa
Lot of 50 acres suitable for furnishing timber f. one
Ibis sale presents to the capitalist fine oppor ne @
profitable investment. opportunity for
AT the same time will be sold Lot of 6 ~ 9 ou.
north side OF the river, which is STORE HIP &
Also, Lot of one two acres at Rocky Noun. Use
which Is also Store House. Likewise a small POb %
pney wood land, about two miles from the Fau ps
acres. ' faiI Of 10
iermst he purchaser of the Factory and Mills mill,
aurea TO give bonds with able suretes payable in ou,
annual instruments with interest from the dav of COW @
The purchaser of the other property will he aa;
give bond with able sareties payable in nina S
months with interest from day of SALE "A" elgnsa
Sept I'D, 1854 LII 49, u NE
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For the Journal.
J
North Carolina Military Academy IA College.

North Carolina Military Academy "a College.
MEssRs EDITORS Allow a small space to call the
attention of your readers to the OF Education 1t
is well known most of them, probably that in many OF
the Southern and Western Staes the principle OF the u
Military Academy West Point has been carried into
successful operation by the establishment of Academies
or I" Institutes based upon that principle.
In Kentucky there wo in Tennessee in Georgia
one South Carolina with two branches, IN Virginia
one and several others in other States The one now pro-
pose as model is that in the Old Dominion, located at
Lexington and known the '' Virginia Military InS1-
tte 1t is to that State what the West Point Academy is
to the United States PROPOSE heraer, to furnish you
with some of the details of its organic laws and regulations
In 1912 that State passed creating the institution
and enacted that annual appropriation of 900 should
be from the Treasury and small amount from the
Literary Fund the support of the Professors and other
necessary officers of the Institute.
Every County the State entitled to certain number
OF Cadets at the Institute it chooses to appoint themand
not the number to which such County entitled
leced from the State large Thirty Cadets annually
appointed the Counties in succession and in their turn
who are called State Cadets, and receive their 1Htom
and Board free All the remainder pay the cost of their
Board lin commons) and Tuitionabout $3.50 per annum
each.
The course of instruction is Thorough and practica-
Mathematics Natural Philosophy Agricultural em'stry,
Engineering French Latin languages and thorou Sh
English course of Grammar
Is this such education every of Nort Caro-
lima wants! The Military Department requires the wearing
of an uniform and having certain drills for exercise, &C.
Would it not be worth while to press upon Legsa-
ture the Importance of creating similar Institute ask
the question what say the people, the newspapers and
Others Shall give details of plan for this State
WEST POINT
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Sept. %, 1856

hlCHLANDS, e
proposals will be received At y JnsOT u Co. H.
day Of November next for the rs place un Hu TF
at which time the bids will be o. building OF GhOn
awarded to the lowest bidder ahmed and tn the ., Sa
speoe ee an s sre as ,esters of this place
So feet-l4 feet betwesr .ows The Building tc beag
outer stills Sxl3 inch joints-the said building to hstt
the side ss 9xs aSo gafaeTs running
enough to ok pillars, Is inches above ground and @
feet broaA' ure good foundaton-the said pillars W
exterSsr Oy thick the sleepers to be IL feet long, @
frc.mS across the breadth Of the building, and
ID flush with the stills and grders spaced Fl inches no
" tires There to bed windows on each sid and
each end, to contain Is lights l2x6 inches also one
rear OF the pulpit of IL lights 10xl6 in. There are
folding doors, pannel 4x9 feet one t. be in front side
buiidng-one opposite in the rear the other in the end
posite the pulpit the cornerpost to be 6x8 n the "
and window posts to be 6x6 in and the intermediate v
the braces 6x6, plates 4x7 the misunderstanding to S
inches and listered; the window frames to be made y
sub-ss outside shutters bead, porting bead and
quirk bead, the said building to be covered with g ~
roof of suitable pitch, &c. There is also to be pan
nice running the length of the building of each side
turned suitable distance the angles, also running
gables The roof to be covered with cypress shingles
lower framing to be of good clear heart timber, also
outside work. The Interior: There shall be aisle "
the front door to the rearone feet wdeaso one s~
ing from the altar to the door, in the opposite end %
ing the above In the centre. There shall also be
space enclosed, by railing and bausrade. The pup
De OF neat pannel work. with steps to ascend ec %
here shall also be aisle around the altar to afford
TO the angle seats. There to be 4S benches OF "A
with reclining backs. The inside finish of Windows
lows: An apron piece, surmounted by capSi, W!ns ~
able moulding in the angle plain pilasters WIN ns
oeao door trimmings to correspond the doors $500
cured with good bolts and locks the sash to be m
with Jones patent sash lockthe sash to include ~
no estimate to be made for painting or pastenng A'"
postpaid, Nathan Sylvester. c,,a.
Sent n ASiAN' secretary lal,A44
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VALUABLE LAND sAIE

ENEtE UNDERSIGNED will offre for sale .. .
Auction, at the Courthouse door in F1,S a. Publc A
Bladen County On the FIRST MONDAY OF S"s
BER, 1000 ACRES of excellent Farming and sNOVEN
bered Land, Hammond's Creek in Blsdan u Cnnely IT,
property Of Miss Flora Taylor ami the land, county IT,
the late August Taylor resided Further ns, upon N
be had from the undersigned, James w Cropar n
D. McNeill The terms of sale will be made knas
day of sale. ]. G. MAcDT1G aATnGWn On f.
offer as above about 400 ACRES OF LANib5S Signed Vi,
ih and u fMSFp s lying Coy Bads5
MacDugald. Terms made known on day Of s "le Of C.
ALSO, at the same time and place 500 ~ oo9 Trustee
excellent Farming and good Turpentine lANH III ACRES
cessary improvements in buildings with good with
on Turnbull the property of David johnson water &
aton and adjoining tracts which he now res Sda the
made known on day of sale. 0siuss Ten
ALSO, at the same time and place, about SNo Atty
good Turpentine Land lying Turnbull in H. sCRES
ty known the "Elias Gardner Land pTraden COM
known ON day of sale ]. G. MAcDITc A 1erms mad.
Elizabethtown, N. c., Oct Is, 1854 0AAD' Atty
Fayetteville Observer copy St. and forward .o,. 4S
dersigned for each tract separately "O to the u
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LAND FOR SALE
Sept. Ed, 1854

F THE subscriber will offer for SALE on the 2d de~
Eember next all his Lands in Bladen county On E n
Creek miles from Cape Fear River CONTAINING u I'm h
and IA hundred acres with 800 acres good swarm
about 6O acres of which is cleared drained and na Lana
Satlon the balance of which is good Piney Land we'll %
win Two crops OF Boxes from to three
6eashy with excellent water, good Well and neyerii.
spring also, as good location for Turpentne Ds
as there is In the County At the same time on the m.
lses' all my stock, Mules and Wagons Farming rI
ments, together with Household and Kitchen Fursin
Conditions made known en- day of sale N'1'"'-
EEep. i, 1924 o1-5m JOHN N. McC0LL
Fayetteville Carolinian enppY months WV
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LIVERPOOL, 30Cotton reports cotton un.
changed with steadier and better feeling freely sup
piled Sales the week So 700 bales of which 600
by SPECTATORS and goo by exporters The market closed
Friday with sales $500 bales
fair 81 to 6 for New Orleans niddng Mobile
dlins lt; Upland fair O. Upland mdding hand
exclusive Of shpboard $4,000 bales of which 900
Naval Stores-Turpentine nothing doing spirits
dull 33s q 39s RQsin, common in fair demand with
gales of 5000 bbls. at AID a Add Rosin, fine, los.