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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
nIiRlkIED.

BxssY-RowAS-On Monday evening, May %, at No. l69
Oreenest by the Rev. John Thomson ID, JOS r. BERRY
of Wipslow Illinois ELIZABETH s. Rowan Of this city.
IfINcKFk( EAwFoRDOn Wednesday. May 80, az 81 Johns
Churoh Brooklyn by the Rev Mr. Guon, EDWARD HNcEES
End ELsI. O. CsAwgOkD.
Pr.scE-NEsL-In Weiscet, Mass, by the Rev T. Benton
Master JoHS PIERCE, aged H. TO Miss Lucy j. NEAL,
aged 10. =.
RusELE-C HIcHgsTER-On "Wednesday morning, May 80 by
the Rev c. l. Bowen, C. RVNKLs to HELEN eldest daugh
ter Of the late James Il. Chichester, Esq.
yws.T-MLLsR-ln Litchfeld Herkmer Co, n. " on the
evening of May n by the Rev. Mr. Brown Mr. A. r. SWEET
of Fhehx Osweso Co Miss Sonia @. MILLER Of the for
erular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

COTFI E-The market has gained vigor; prices a.
least e. lghr The aucon-sa OF red to-day wa well a.
tended characterized ty animaou about @O bags
were cod "a &C., which &C. advance By private sale
$50 bags 70 "A &c. and 500 MaGcsb0 a. ioic
COAL1he market Foreign J. quiet, and t j. freely Of
eIed; Anthracite - Inactive quote ehish 10 ysri 70
s5 %, White Ash At IS, and Red Ash - g
ECEMENTTe market l. very quiet saies a. : l1i = Do
CANDLES-Pian sperm hTu a. sec. and Patent a. 55
<Cc. Adsnanfne steady with sales u 800 boxes Western
az ga Sc, 4 mos TallJw IS before.
COPlER-New sienihnE g. sslsbe az ~ d29o. 0r Swiss
and heh Sizes Yellow Metal j. lower sales q Dc. mos
COADACE-Mnnilla may be qG0tei az l2.c. American
Ts,red n n! a re; Cotton RoDe a. ifc. cssh
DYEWOOrS-1le low rates q Freight induce shpu suts
and prices Logwoods rather better; sales Of s. Domingo
at 4lsa go fusfics neglected sapn and Brwooi ia
cood demand. Nicaragua dull.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe arrivals Of Western aud safe
Fou! are not 90 large and the pert -uary AL
is weIted while Western l. comparatively plenty bat VIA
good oo and Taste inquiry; prices Re better 90 the "
gades he teiicr grades steady and II fair request mere
are feels Of the last half Of July a. ~ ~ ha no
sales have anired The sales of Weatern Canal are o1o
bE at 40 SO % o mixed - good brands Michigan, IN
diana, an 10 good Oho $40 30 for comm
choice and 9 IS for extra Genesee CANADIAN
Flour freely red. and with fair demand the mlr-
ket l. l2c better; the sales go bbs A. 80 81
for best brands Souther Flour Il less buoyant AZ
though by lower The better grades slow OF sale,
brands held above the views Of Buyers the sales are
30 bbs in lots a. 81 50-ll 81 for common 20 tayone
bren6s and 20 IS for fancy and brands Rye FLOUR
quie Of 80 bis. ia lots a. ~ ga 30 - Corn Meal
finer; sales s IS bb jersey - CO IS l3 Baniywue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

"a s,r South Amercs and len tness s e,a',sS 49,
sssssssen eousn Of Mr. ch.i an r. ~ in he
= seaffe 80 ,e bal Of the latter 70 De NP" " " ~
vsrs esne NV ,Iev sboad have paid dpi.rs.
r.te ard - nc Attorney rDsde other remarks az pro-
eesed 70 CO. h a'aehsd 70 'he ~ HOUSE '
ned hfyins foss ard tho want Of exp anst
eonteerfd ~ ~ dpfy tavinr been paid tat tAey
An. 20 y Ssilns them. To be eontna'e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Nnfice 10 Mariners.

Hcoys IN SAY FRANcIsco BAY sSD TRIBUrAaIEs.-ANTA
Roc-A tuoy painted red with even Dnnbefs has sn
rse-f IT, about hall cables ,en gh dse
VET shoseft part II Anita rock Vessels shouid not
orrrosch this bao within cables length strong current
ssts fle rccl
sorTuAnfros sHosLsA spar buoy painted red with
lla rscet the :. " end TINS shoa Ia 2
thcug Nssses bound up the Bay should leave ~
tuv the fh0srd hand and avoid ranging with the eas
tm nd Of YeTts Buena ls.ald.
HENcfRLs RccKA sar buoy. painted with red aud bscA
clG stripes has been placed on the nh side q this 70 A
IL three fsthcIns fbout hef cables length from DE
hclest Tat u ssd rCck. NeseJ sh0ud approach ts
buoy any direction than the distance Of cabss
lersfh.
COMMISSION LEDcE.-A spar tuoy printed with red ss5
back hcona spes las been placed on The vest lde eo
ssd cs IN = fstlom water Vessels should not approach
this lucy fem any direction nearer than the distance o.
Laf cables len 9Th.
LoWKR MiDbLE GRocxo susn Bay.l-A spar baoy. psned
back, cd uuters has been placed the south AIDE q
tlf, shoal IN q % hons w1'er
asse buoy vii BE- placed San Frsneco Bar, prcpeh1
cclcred, q which due notice viii he given
Fec BFLL AT SANDY HooE.-A foz bel weighing zsU
he's teen placed tie point OF Sandy Hook @ ~
Of the tsls house aid beacon- IL = suck b
IA q secouc, times ~ ninnte ana W. -
kps running hereafter duiBe kgs OF thick weather
To accident fscn isak1g the above of 'ns
Flyrb's knoll latter vii Be removed and ~
class buoy painted red and numbered 10 70 while nsu
substituted FOR marx the snOa
By order II the Lightheuse Board
A. LUDLOW CASE Lighthouse Inspector Third pn''~~
Nev-YoTt, May 2o lsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

FRUITS-The sales for three days comprise 500 boxes NJ X
Rans i0 1t0 boxes Layers Al ~ ~ -25 Va kegs
TamaIinis arive al tc 70 Sarines az 55c &C. &c
Sc 5000 s. Bars Pine ApFles a. S1a - 01 40
funoes R1nsnss 75 100 Aaianzas Pine APP a. &C.;
go Havana DO. Sci 80 o. Bacoa Cos a. ~ &
O SIC bun ches Havana Bananas az I5c BY auction today
the cargo kepler including PCS boxes Mna Orsngs
nt l76; 2Cl5 boxes DO Lemons, - 0-ayeEagc, a. We
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COURT cALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs. us, 3f5, %, 10, 776l, ~,
3a5 l9 7C6 sc 3d. $50 so6 s0i Al 66, s5j 90, ga e5
Ip4 20 e G6 9oi 10 gJ go to go 9S1 05j $685. 9 $685. $40
S0, $50. - - -
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 1907, 1874, II, 20, 81, p,
g95. n 10 81. - ~ -
SUPREME CouRT-General Term.-Nos. %, 236, %,
g. 10, SO. 20, n, %, 5, g. IA, TO-, lOl 80, so 81
COMAoN PLEAs.-MOnday neXt.-Part |. Nos. 539,
74o 749 l8 le6 lg7 $40 5 $40 5Ji 500, GIG 67 65i go
Part Nos si5 Sfo $50, 1872 5i3 $685. 56, $50 5'7 CO., dS'
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

SOAP-Saies have been maze If 80 boxes Castle az &C.,
tine. Su all sales also OF Chemical Olive az tic.
SALTThe market r. seady notice ssles Of so sacks
Ashtous Of Turks Island Of Celia and cargo
Of yiee ~ AZ prev Gus rates-the Iurss slsni A. &c
s1EARIN-the demand il lght sales Of 1900 ID good
sALIPETIR rather quict with saes since our last weekly
Of lCf hsrs ! at Iudia Crude 20 SIC. = n 8 mos
sKIN-Whn the last three days IS eco rs shaved and red
Werep rexss Indian handed sold Al c and 800 bs Flor
ida 25ae es'h Goat are quet Geo sold a. PC omos
sHCT-Drop Is selling slowly at 81 re- aud Buck at TIA
SFFDe-The demand for Clover i. light A. l0dlcc Trao
30 and end oil y fierce ior eean
Lsecd continues las sale al Boston al - 10 buah
sPICFs are du we only hear of saes OF p Of Nut
msc s50g7lc Prices Of articles under this head rule
TOBACCO-The demand Is less active especially for Ken
tucky. spsnsh only ia moderate request. Ia Mannflc
iured little dogi fayorite brands . and e meet VIII moi
crate "a 70 he trade Prices Of al descriptions rule hrm
he sales three days include % hhd kentucky a. 'ldlc
100 lses Havana ~ See 70 bags Havana scraps at lc
and seed Leaf q oiaifc
TEAsIhe transactions pryte sale have been very small
fw desirable qualities oteIiag frce5 continue ~"
urlorCf. Tie auction sale passed on aiisiaofiyi
slated grades Black, sold a. fsis prees But very
few Greens were oheItI
TALLOw-1he mlrtet has strenehened under good de-
consumpton sales u 100 Butchers Asociston
axe closing the outside rate, aud Jo p prime cry
fhcdephia rendered a II &C. ca.h Fat n 1Sc
TlN-BErct Is hm with sales OF go SLAB, 70 ernfe AZ &c
cash equal cash Plates steady with iuqury
sles Of $50 boxes Sd Charcoal az % I'll AMI IN los @lo
month";
ceiyed and holders Indifferent seller, sales OF D. 1 ID
CcLotsk N6wBedofd O. &C. and Arctic a. &c. cash Tue
stock l. so GO b.
viii equally i1gnicani demand prices canu De saii 70
have varied materially; the 300 70 in 2s az % TO-
for coed three-quaers blood coalition Pulled - scarce,
bus the HarAet psni Foreign i n i'm
et rp y but The inquiry j. only moferate sael OF % bee
uuwsshsa Mesfizo Supposed II dc. We quote; ..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

At Liverpool Cotton advanced /, with the sale OF
ll2 ESQ bales during the week, of which large portion,
Go $40 bales, were for the trade. The increased con-
sumption since the let Of January is 256 600 bales as
compared with the same period of 1884, while the
stock is 953 so bales less. Flour and Wheat have
declined, owing TO the fine weather that has set I'M
bu, Com has advanced cd. quarter. The supplies
of Beef ard Polk to the army have taken large
quantity from the market, and prices are advancing
The following ere the earnings Of the Michigan Cen
IL L, ;lr,nd C,nnn,,, f,r the ihird rxnok in Nav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Receipts Of Produce
.MAr aO.

BIZ Erie Ralsoad-5ol5 bis. Flour, 1l9 pkss Whisky,
sss pfs Provisions. - COO sides Leather lc pkss Butter
ESQ Hogs ~ tbls- EsR.
Bv hsrfA Rirer oaisl SEA bbs Flour y tbs Ashes y 90.
PcTk SCI ts,h. Wheat, 1853 DO. Ccrr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
-,x,oa cOTRr-Msy 3o--Before Judge BoswoRrH.
bUrEh sr,r FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.

Moses : Beach and Alfred p Beach.
T,s.over damages for alleged libel IN stating that
~ "a szofhrr person whom dedgnacd emiSrantrrn-
pm. "a knocled down respectable citizen In Broadway
Ieanse lie esked them refund the money for two
tekets fhs, had been sod friend Of biz De
~ "a ;n-sceon put The allegation for plaintiff Il
-, .e n had been knocked d9wn also ts painih
I'd T cofananv with Mr. Adams who assaulted the parry,
- there du.Gy. and that they MT elfran'-
er, slso ihat Iaiuf and Mr. A. called next lay a. the
aee e.stps tllst ne article true aud hslsr.
%f6 to correct lat Oil On che other hand IL
~ sa that the Messrs- Beach, inquiry had reason 70 o.,
-, hf paragraph true end on that account declined
- ~ nro0io IL that Mr. Matthews ac.e4 10 con-
80 v,s Nj Adams and % he'd the party with his elbow %
uif hive f.cu had b. Dt caught hold Of ne rangj
~ N,r and Adams bad been parne Ia the bas
90. N ling tickets engns ana others, and tuai the arr
80 90. spb,isnfisly tue. Testimony presented
e Coult charged fthe article true the PfoPhetos
had bt 10 tubsh h, and that 10 would be Jgstlcaoh
.h,sn 10 D, "a although MOI prcciscy IA the
m st,er staied- Sealed verdict
Before Judge CAMPBELL.
CLAIM FOR sHORIsG Up BUILDiSG
Froch strsffon art George NJ Woodward
To recover 81 rs for Snoring up building No. 81
rrSer he s.Io amounting In all 70 S25l o. The claim il
.erisd. VERDICT for Y,ainfii In amount.
UAITFD STATES CIRCUIT COURT - MAY V0-Bctorc
Judge NELSON
NOTION FOR IEJUScTIOS As TO DrY-DocK.
ysnnel Williams Jr., Alfred d. Hathaway and others ag
Sonsel Loveiald.
Motion for INJUNCTION against defendant using the
patent DryDock Of Dsancys J. R It being contsnded
faf IL /. an ofpaent In defense said Cha
anhs had patents. and that the DOCK ~ question Il at
ali l. on the principle Of the second patent and nos the hist
csimeo Motion injunction denied with costs bat without
prejudice piens renewing the milton For pantins Mt
r. T. Tonlinsou for defcndani. Mr. W. @. Sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

FOTA1CES-The supply s good with large demand; sales
Of red white ~ 1885 Carter - SO Mercer
50 asa ~ Is. Bemudss scarce a. IS %. New
Charleston selling az +4d - T. Dbl.
FLAs1ER-We hear nothing new 20 reports Bne and
W tie cont uue steady At and Cacned Or 81 la III 6l
RICE Is deg fImer. the demand has al imp owed Tue
stock si further irhed There have arrivals 90
day Tie include casks part Of this market
az 3lGd63c and 20 casks e 5idclc as 20 quality.
SUGARS-Ihe market has been active. mostly for re-
frs az former prices. invoice Of Manila 800 BAGS
od refining allowed phnti sales Of
$40 hhds Cua Huscoyads 5c and 7c0 do sass and 80
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BEEvEs-Thee sold By the head price egual b the
value per pound the eted weight 81 beef the quarters.
The hide and siow lhquGrter Lot counted N Ais
market. Il Is IN Boston.
IHE PKIcEs To-Day 3 y VII average over PC.
First quality IS lS.c.
Medium l4oi2:c.
Poorest IA a. &c.
But few sales ever II or under l1c-
PEIcys OF Wal CALvEsIhe rate s. which such Calves
a. are 1t 70 sell for a. he year from % 7 2 D. i've
weight.
Acss. called kittensr-ths l. Calves 5n days
old--@els from 81 5 70 s3d - each
Another class. called Caves" generally sold 81 fo1- -
u moths old bring. IS 20 81.
A good fat Yea often brings sadS&
yfg Cows-rhe price Of Cows depends nuch -por fancy
Ordinary cows, $50; god far Cows. sS5asioi
cusissy with calf, $50 =se.
LASBs-N0mmon sheep, IS rdt6f extra
sheep slcd fl2; Lambs, s5d$7.
svTxE-Ohio e1rr-fed Hog small size ~ rntst retailing,
-ssc i've veisht; sties Hos 81 45c.; Hen for packing
sdsc I've weight; large Hogs ssrnfes cesd weGh, 7a7.e
ior he Tery best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
UNITED STATES DIsrRICT-ATrORNEY's OFFICE
MAY 80

Tic mate Of the ship Harmonic was arrested and
held hail exan on Urged with assaung one OF the
seemen with daIg. weapon
seaman OF the bark Byron was also arrested,
charged with larceny in taking articles from the steward Of tae
vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

Corsos had advanced at The close to 500 500,
which is higher than at the departure of the Ameri-
ca. The following table will show the fluctuations
during the week ending Friday, May Is;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
yew-York Cattle Market.

REPORT Of BEEyEs, MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES,
SHEEP and LAMBS and SWINE received IN NEW
YORk the sever market places Of Liys stock with the
selling prices each week Prepared every "EDsEs
Day The frctt sale lay Bulls HAD, soryfur hst
expressly for TIE sEW-YORK TRIBUNE, BY SOLOS
ROBINSON. The numbers Of Beeyes Is aiken from tie
books Kept ~ A N. A!>Ton, proprietor 81 ths yards
NvDSFso.y MAY
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Msy 80.
4 STffN VII


Mr.. Sherman mate OF the Constitution, was arrest
sd charged with an upon Of the With dan
serous weapon The proof not being sufficient the compliant
ses dismissed.
Before Commissioner Belts.
CHARGE or FOREIGN ESLfsfIEG.
The Commissioner rendered decision dischnrging
ahter on the ground that there sufficient evidence
against hn aud committing similar charges against thein
MtfsIs. Lux, Pakhus and ScAUmacher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

AIlIuFnla god fssss ~ % "
From other .Ssl 10
Total goa deposi,s.................. So 81 U
Silver parted from Cal god. <lcS -
silver froll other s57 6S A.
Total silver deposits ................ 457,73 70
Total sold and silver deposits .......ssSs.is5 IS
The Montreal Gazette publishes a correspondence
between the United States Consul in that city and the
Board Of Trade of Canada from which it appears that
duty off cent on the export value is charged for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

)-Ihe market Is quiet for Peruvian-siles Of 30
yican Is very du-we hear Of ~ <les. We quote Pc
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-14

NOTICE.@aTHE SUBSCRIBER BET HAVING ga AT @ oG-
1N TOBER Term 1856, of Iadkin County Court, quail
flied Executor of the last will and testament OF iona.
than JONES' deceased and the said Jones having his last
WILL directed that all his real and personal estate be sold at
public auction.
The undersigned will offer for sae at the late residence
of the deceased day of December next and
tnue from day day until all is sod the following real
personal estate TO wit A valuable tract OF land on
which family resided lying the Yadkn riyern
Yadkin County eight miles west of Rockford containing
between four and FIVE hundred of which about 100
is rich bottom land and in high state OF
the uplans are OF very good quality the dna is wen hnS
and other and Improvements and is
situated in very healthy region of country and in
neighborhood of good society Also four negro slaves
boy about II years of age girl abont 49, and two small
boys, about and the other years old and all very
likely. All the stock of CATTLE hogs and Sheep large
quantity of com wheat rye and oats, proyender, de-
large lot of sole and upper leather All the houSenoo
and Kitchen furniture. One Wagon. One set black
smiths tools. all the farming TOOLS and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
credit of twelve months will be given upon the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security:
All persons indebted to the estate are hereby notie TO
forward and make immediate payment And all those
having claims against the estate notified to present
them duly authenticated, within the time prescribed py
law this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
JOHN JERVIS, Executor:
0,+ohor g 1874 92-td
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EN- 1NEE NG.

TEvHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans, specifications and estimates, and contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machnist and having had seven years
experience in North Carolina, am fully the
d the people, and safely say that my facilities for
nishlng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
will pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
In any part of the States of North and Sonh Carolina
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve, and Scots
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c.
All letters to receive attention be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, n. Z.
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vwvO RENT.-A LARGE NEW AND COMMoDI-
T. dwelling, with all necessary out houses situated
near the Central Railroad Depot The house has rooms
with fireplace room, and is well adapted for
boarding house. There is good garden attached.
Also one other house, the lot with store room
and other rooms sufficient for small family. This
excellent business These houses will be rented
e II. PENNINGTON
Raleigh, Sept 90, 1855 81
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vMlHE FAVORITE AUTHOREss OF THE

TWIHE FAVORITE AUTHORIZES OF THE
u SOUTH "A new Novel by the Author Of "Alone."
First Edition, 10000 Copies ready"The Hidden
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One elegant 12mo. Vol. 4s4 pages-Prce, 81 25
running through edition after edith with great rapdy
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She may henceforth take rank the most
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sThose who have read "Aone' and those Who have
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land has the threads of life in other romance and
song-she is poeress of felicitywe safe pre-
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the appearance of The Hidden Path. ."-N Y. Eueaing
Mirror
J. q. DERBY Publisher, J 10 Nassau street. New Hork,
And for sale by all booksellers and agents.
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh Sept. = 1855. So
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ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR

0EO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
OeDO SALE, situated in Greene County, on the east
side Bear creek miles north of the Atlantic and
North-C Carolina Railroad Survey There are 800 acres
cleared of lands yet remain cleared
lying level and in good form. The land quality
any this of countrywel adapted to the cul
tvaton of cotton, wheat and pleasant TO
cultivate; entirely from waste lands and midst
of good society and healthy place any. The build
ings all good and two story dwelling of
size all necessary houses for the comfort of
family and convenience of farm The subscriber will sell
the place low rate he is determined to SELL For
particulars address the subscriber Mosey Hail. N c..
LEMUEL E. HARDY.
September l. 1855 s2-H
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Raleigh Sept. 1856
FALL TRADE.
MUIR & BRYAN

MUIR & RYAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN & AMERI-
CAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &C.,
No. SO SYCAMORE STREET.
Petersburg, IA.
NN7E ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL
w STOCK OF ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN HARDWARE, embracing large assortment of Wos-
tenholms and Rodgers Pocket Cutlery Table Cutlery.
81 pieces-WelI, Trace, Log and Breast Chains, Knob
Stock and Padocks, Flower, Coterkey and Solid Box
lands Spades and Shoye Genuine Hartford Collins and
Leverets Axes Axels and Springs of all sizes; Circular
sons manufacturer Carpenters and Coopers Toos-of all
descriptions and general assortment of all articles usual
ly kept in similar establishments To all of which we
vte the attention of the trade generally.
MUIR & BRYAN,
Sign of the Pad Lock, No. IS, Sycamore St..
Petersburg, Va
August 90, 1855. s202m@
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
n Wishing TO remove South will sell ON favorable
er1us the plantation which now reside, formerly own
ed by the late Henry J. q. Run containing about l@oo
acres Conennea creek, where the Wayne andGreene
lines unite with that of Edgecombe. large portion OF inns
plantation is rich land subject overflow and
is well adapted to the production Of cotton and corn Ias
of Black Creek Depot the w. r. r. and within hive
miles of the GreenvIle Plank Road and has been long
known as one of valuable in this portion OF the
State. L. = rriN:
September %, "a. 1-sWtf.
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~ 1
September Term, 1885. :, -,
paper writing nnrporng to be the last will and fe f
lament Thomas Williams, deceased Is propounoeo io
probate in open Court by W. S. Harris the Executor
heen named and to the Mal Act % o. and ns
Jesse Williams of the heirs-at law and next OF KIN
Of the said Thomas Williams RESIDE M DGyona Eye our
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard
newspaper published in the City Of Raleigh for SIX weeks
suceessivey notifying them to appear at the next term OF
this Court be held for the County aforesaid at 1he
House. i'll the town of Loubur on the second Mon
day December y. d. 1852 then and there to see pro
ceedngs this cause and make themselves parties 10
the same if they think proper so to do .o =.
office, the second Nonday Of September, A: D: 1902
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