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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1855.
LYNN ADA MS,

LYNN ANS,
MARKET SQUARE,
" GUILD RESP ECTFUiLLlY INFORM HIS
~ friends and the public generally that he is
ceving his supply of Fall Goods comprising part roce
re of Kind Shoes Leather Iron of description
general of Hardware, Anvil and Bellows Salt,
Spun Cotton, together with other Goods
mention being the 'yest ami best stock he has had the
pleasure of offering the public He invites examine
ton from ALL being confident that he offer inducements
both so quality and prices not to be met with in any 9TH
like establishment in this city, county, or State
For the generous patronage have heretofore received,
take this method of returning sincere thanks and hope
by personal and strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the
The best brands of Family Flour always on hand:
LYNN ADAMS.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1855. 1o92-6mw
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FOR SALE,

- (
kirl " valuable water-POWer on q neveTlaa, ,
sSfreaI1. with an abundant supply OF Water'
and the Railroads
syOHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO REMOVE
. to the southwest, wishes to sell his .
OIL GRIST, AND SAW MILLS &c tho
situate Neuse River, about nine miles
city Raleigh, and and half miles from nuhtS'
Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad &c 1ond
The mill contains about thirty-two acres VI ~
lying both sides of the river. sas@4 l. of
The OIL MILL ISL perfect order, its machinery u y
the most approved construction, and is capable OF @
ing fifteen thousand gallons, per annunl sf s Of
nseed and OIL There also attached 70 - ;f
Carvers largest size cotton gins and cotton ms
teen years acquaintance with the oil making nusiness a
titles him in the remark that it is one OF .ne los'
and satisfactory that he has knowledge Oh. nnno
The SAW MILL built two years ago, anu -; tSss
with Hotchkisss vertical Wheels Is surpassed Dy al
country and ready is found for the lunioer aS ~
mill. IL bo;nr in
The GRIST MILL has large custom, and peng III
thckly settled and largely grain-growlng
would with slight REPAIRS command Gus yie.uanS
500 barrels year, while at small
-four mill could be attached to it which wouu yelu az "a"
uual toll of thousand bushels of wheat. . >, go.
favourable opportunity for prou.a1Ie IN tS
ment in Wake county has been presented In tne
hands of prudent and energetic man, VINO W9ulo sse
them his personal attention. these mills would pay lor
themselves in very short time .pUr
Raleigh June 10th, 1855. OH
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VIM. H. BOBBITT,
JAMES MINETREE.
NEW FIR M---TO THE PUBLIC.

RICK WITH AND CLAY WOULD
Ii inform their friends and the public generally that
they have entered into partnership and have hand for
the Fall ind Winter TRUE, the old stand of l. Beck
with, opposite Lawrence 5 HOTEL a heavy stock of
GROCERIES,,
which the following list in part comprises,
A large lot of COffee--Laguir;l, Rio and Java
Coffee Sugar-.Crushed and Clarified, of different
grades and prices.
A good lot of Teas.
A heavy stock of Sole and Upper Leather.
fine calf and kip boots calf shOes-ladies gents
Also, good lot of BrOgans, for men and boys
Candles--Adamantine and TaIIOw.
All kinds of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Caps.
Water Buckets of different kinds.
l25 Bags of Salt--LiVerpOOI and Grind Alum
Nails of all sizes. Cotton Yarns.
Bacon. Lard, Flour and Meal.
A lot of splendid Tobacco.
Bagging and Rope.
A good lot of CigarS-various brands.
Also good lot of
DRY GOODS,
Among which be found DOmestics from 4 to <
qrs. wide, Bleaching. Goods for GentIemen's wear
such Cashmere, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans
Tweeds, Osnaburgs and kerseys, a fine lot of hea-
- Blankets and Hats suitable for Negroes wear and
great many others too tedious to mention.
Our goods will be sold upon accommodating terms
for CASH Please give call and examine for YOUR
selves.
Raleigh, September &c, 1855. ss-tf
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Bricks Bricks :! Bricks!!!
THNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING AIDE PERMANENT
II arrangements for carrying the BRICK-MAkING
business extensive scale, prepared
tract for the delivery during the ensuing season. of from
to tr0 million of Bricks of the best quality and such
prices as will dety all competition.
Orders from distance will be promptly attended and
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired
GEO. T. COOKE & CO.
Raleigh March 7, 1855. Soft
rlay@ Register COPY
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EUsT TO IAND.-wE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

81 and opening of Goods for Fall
and Winter trade consisting CT
Bea Il Bro. Domestcs,
Bed Tickings,
Caicocs
Fur do,
Cord Cambrics
Jac0net do
Swiss Muslins
Blk and Plaid shawls,
DG c"f. H G!RfR""S'
Silk and Velvet Trimmings.
Also: Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, and Bonnes Also, Rea-
As these goods consigned us, they will be sold
LITCHFoRD & COOKE,
Com Merchants.
Raleigh, Sept II, 1856. So
Ep ECEST PUBLICATIONS. THE HISTORY
q Of Nan""on Bonap"rte, by John 3 e. Abbott, with
Memoir Of Rev. sydney Smith, by his daughter Lady
Holland with selection from his letters edited by Mrs
Austin.
Hudson's edition of Shakespeare vol, s. now ready;
For sale by w. L. POMEROI.
Sept. Is, 1893. So
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
n WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD TO ANY
u person who will apprehend my two boys EDGAR and
Jail in the State. that get ,hem Twenty five dollars
for each. EDGAR IS 81 years old and weigh 15 pounds
dark complexion and very good when spoken
to- Willie is 10 years old and weighs 100 pounds nearly
copper color He worked two years thBlacksmths trade
the latter part Dec last and doubt Willie passing
himself off free negro, and may be striking in
SETH WARD.
Frankinron, Sept 18th, 1850 s5-4t
rE1O MERCHANTS AND OTHERs.-wRAPP-
Il ing Paper, supply of various sizes and qualities,
prices correspond received from the Raleigh Paper
Mills and for sale low by W. l.. POMEROY.
p. S.-OrClers will receive prompt attention
Sept. Il, 1e53. So
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valuable Property at Public Sale in the Town

DISSOLUTION OF THE CO.PARTNEKSIHi1f
~ between BoBBIrT 4 MINETREE, IN the CoachhaAhg
business having taken place. and sale OF the properly pc
longing to the late firm being necessary IN or9er ~
out reserve premises, the 25th day OF OcIooeL
next their New Large, Extensive, and Complete C0ach
Factory situated in the business part OF the TOWN Vi
NJ Immediately on the Main Street OPPOSITE W;
and within y wards the Court House The principal
edice constructed of Stone and Brick Is 70 eet III
and 26 feet width containing Stone Easement oV eet
there are four FORCES with ues running out OF the top OF
the house. which covered with TIM and thus rendered.
secure against ignition from sparks In the upper story
there three rooms, of which one is designed or u
ing pastered The lower department consists OF
Show Room and Wood Shop the former fronting the
street, and the latter in the rear 49,,
There is likewise the lot separate house for timber
or lumber 80 by feet and abundant shelters tor the pro-
lection of work that may be sent Tor repairs
There is ALSO the lot another house. IS by "A eet
stories high of which the upper is designed Tor
work and the lower for work that has been e
whole establishment was erected recently and expressly
the business of Coach makng and is the most extern
sive and complete in the State of North Carolina. ,
The lot is sufficiently spacious 10 aHoro room or the
erection of as many extensive buildings in addition
might desire for the carrying on OF the bus
mess all its branches 1t is So we'll enclosed that
entered by any not having the keys when
unlock gates of the shelters forming part OF
the enclosure of the lot Smiths forges which
built within the last II months
Terms, which shall be accommodating, will be made
the day of sale. Possession given on the LIST
VIM. H. BOBBITT,
JAMES MINETREE.
Sept. go 1s55.-ts
~ Any person purchasing the above property and
wishing engage in the Coach making business, buy
of fair valuation and on liberal lot of timber,
quantity of unfinished work. and all kinds of materials
WIN. II. BOBBITT.
Sept. a5 1855 IO92-wtd
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First Premium Blank Books.
TO THE TgRPENT1NE MAKERS a. :,

NO THE TURPENTINE MAEED.
- d ). CARO- LINA.-The subscrihoS Of n
pp at ,hs as sns Fair g
to the public that they are t%oud anoun
sensyey Their w9rkmen having for maSv tools
ggsit II. .de ABOVE business are unsurpassed by @ en-
vsr these tools at any points the N c. a will
M warrant these tools to he and and "
ern manufacture and ask liberal share of puby North
age that liberal Souherners will give n patron
home manufactures. - S'' preference Ia
prompt attention. ~ W will meet
January 9, 1855. - WHITFIELD
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Tbe author goes into an examination statistics of
California ascertain her actual value to the country c
pared her cost He gives her full credit Tor her g
examines her other resources agricultural and commercial
and the conclusion that in spite OF the treasure
has not yet paid for herself Much space devoted to the
question of her present solvency and her future
and the views advanced to us novel; resaengS Vi
years in California, which the author has at amer
periods, delt in all its reoqs from San G up
to the mnes has given him ght to speak upon ana ne
uers halfway opinion Heis positive IN ms
and oo his 0 ael this The author
all the lions of the Eureka State goes into the drnkg
count of their interior witnesses bull bear fight and
describes it infinitely meets with Chinese Digger In!
dians and all the mixed nations that frequent the new o
works mines Northern and Southern and gives
his experience which, in at least very anus
as he saw it. We believe destined attract at
tenon There is freshness and naiOete about 1t which
it from the class of common works OF trane
Southern QuarterSy Re0seso.
'Aside his experience, the author advances
and in vindicaton of the severity his allegations. The
book is very entertaining and will be read with great IN
1.-THE author is North Caroinian He has written his
book in agreeable style and relates many interesting
incidents" Baltimore CtppeT:
well written and be read but with wonder
and an"zement The work must have great Patriot
Mr. Helper supports his inerences and deductions by
when conrased with the statements sometimes and
believed that California hardly less than earthly
the book, orbear at the present time
farther than to that ace have also resided for several Years
the made in the books dsma they are
briefly true National 11nertcan.
at is book of merit in point of ability and of value
in its facts and truthfuness" RichlQ0nd Erdniper.
For sale by II. d. TURNER.
Raleigh Aug. 81 1855. 1059-w4t.
NTEW STORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
II PRIMROSE, on Fayetteville street, just above the
Market House
The subscriber has opened full stock of DRY Goods Clo
thing Jewey Groceries, and general of every
thing usually kept in City Store, which he will sell at
wholesale retail He is determined SELL aud
and will and those in of goods groceries
get bargains. Call soon, and give trial be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
MARX. SCHLOSS.
Raleigh Feb. ., 1855. Aft.
The Winter is Gone and the Spring is Come.
TNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE ON REA
IL sOnable terms:
likely we'll broke Mules,
frst-rate brood Mares, by Imported Rowton out
of thorough bred Sir Archie mare,
Also, Cows and Calves best breed North Devon and
Shorthorned Durham,
Also, or Yoke of Oxen likely and we'll broke,
I" few fine Young Bulls, best breed
" Is Sheep, y South Down and % Merino,
&" 80 Barrels best Old Apple Brandy,
And good Horse Wagon and Gear.
SETH JONES,
Pomona, Wake County, \. c.
March IL, 1855. 3I-tf
N b have certificates prove the blood Of the above
stock. 5. j.
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Il SOUTH IA new Novel by the Author of "Alone"
First Edition, 10000 Copies ready" The Hidden
Path Novel by Marion Harland, of Richmond, Va
The Extraordinary success Of Miss Harland's Alone -
running through edition after edition. with great rapidy
-repubshed in England with still larger sale-transla-
ted into the French and German languages with marked
succes perhaps the best evidence Of the originality and
popularity of her writings In the language an eminent
critic She henceforth take rank among the most
successful novelists of the United Stutcs."
&c Those who have read "Alone'-and those who have
not should-will be interested and graed to know that
new book by Virginia's gifted authoress entitled The
land has the threads of life in other romance and
song-she poetress of fecywe in pre-
forts in fine brlliancy and that
of the most popular aud modern literary is
sues Since reading Alone shall mpatiently await
Mirror. 's
j. q. DERBY, Publisher, 119 Nassau street New Hork
And for sale by all booksellers and news agents
-.s-a@s w. L. POMEROY.
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Raleigh Sept. :, 1856. W. L. poMER ss
VALUABbE LAND FOR SALE.-THE sun

VALUABbE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUB
scrber offers for sale privately tract of land in
s MaTGen County, e. known by the of Buck
1t one of the most valuable highland plantations in the
county containing about acres-om 900 to 1000 of
winch are In original growth and heavily timbered There
are 20 OF very fine creek low grounds half of which
are cleared Part very recently The Stables, Cribs
25 to 80 hogheads of Tobacco tract is good water
pc ser and mill site and the location is eligible for either
GrIs or Saw Mill II is within six miles Macon and
hyttleton Depots the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
ana the lands of John E. Boyd Esq., and Miss
E5abeh Mitchell The overseer is the place times
an VIII go over it with who may purchase
For terms, &C., call or address
ROBERT L. JONES'
8 September Z, 1855. . - : - I6soNssmT
Two EN- IA LARGE NEW AND COMMODI.
GUS evening with all necessary out houses, situated
near the Central Railroad Depot The ten rooms
Win fireplace IN each room, and is we'll adapted for
boarding house. There is a good garden attached ~
Also one other house, the lot with store room
uner rooms suncIent for small family. a.
business stand These houses will be rented to-
gether or separately. Apply to =
p.,.;., .. H. PENNINGTON.
's-' 1ot''- 90 1000. 81 E SIT. B.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE.
North Carolina Christian Advocat,


FENHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
II of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, having de-
the subscribers authorized to issue this prospectus
1t IS intended to publish ta7aily necespaper which,
tain the doctrines and usages of the Methodist Church,
Shall be devoted to al einterests Of North C,ylaa and
In size and appearance the periodical to be equal
to any of our church papers, while will supass them all
nsuticiency of the existing Advocates to the neccse
of our position forces to he publication of
paper and confidently expect the hearty cooperation
OF the members OF church all parts of the State and
Conference and hope to make the interesting and
The Advocate will be published at 81 30 a year. ant
the rst number will be issued early practicable afe
the next session of our Conference 1t is believed that tn
publication will be commenced the Ist of January S
1t is desirable that as large subscription possible be
obtained before the Conference the ministers and
others interested in the enterprise are respectfully urged
to secure and the and address subscribers
particular attention being paid to correctness in writing
the names of persons post offices counties Those
NAV nave mo OF subscribing through the
E. Pell Fayetteville n c. The payment will be expected
upon the issue of the first number.
The location of the publishing Office will be determined
at the session of the Conference
WILLIAM CARTER,
e-2zss 5.ls RUFUS T. HELM, ! Cannaittee.
n M, E, ID D; > WILSON SI,4s.3N,
Il August 81, 1855. rs
nOCUMENTs.-WEH HAVE FEW COPIES OF
the documents printed for the last Legislature, IN
=. - - HOLDEN WILSON.
April 23.51S55
EMERSON BENEFITS NEW WORK.
II Ellen Norbury; Or the Adventures of an Orphan
For Sale by >
W. L. POMEROY.
Sept. z. 1855. 81
NTEW BOOKS.-LIGHT AND DARKNESS OR,
IN Shadow of Fate. q story of fashionable life.
Maud andother Poems, by Alfred Tenneyson. just re-
! W. L. PoMEROY.
September TO- 1855 81
EGyENNEYSON'S NEW WORK.-MAUD, AND
IL other Poems, by Alfred Tenneyson, D. c. L. Poet
Laurele.s Just received by
.-4 y W. L. PO3
September 10, 1896.
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| POPE & CO.,
! Grocers and Commission Merchants
! PETERSBURG VA
| WILL GIVE STRICT Personal ATTENTION
| w to the sale of Wheat Tobacco Corn Cotton &c
any of the staple products of the con
try in order that their undivided efforts may be given to
% the interest OF those who may make consigments
March 20, 1855. s4-sm
| SELEtT FAMILY GROCERIES. POPE 4 co.
- GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERcHANTsA fp
sn ten stock Of Groceries suitable Planters and FAM
hes, among which may always be found:
Stewards A B and Refined G Sugars,
New crops or1eans iolasses in bbls and balfbbls
Old crop Cuba Moasses, in hhds, and bbls
Swedes and English Iron,
Sperm, adamantine and Talow Candles
western Bacon, Mddlings Shoulders and Joles
Cumberland Nails from 20 penny weight
March 90 1855. s4-6m
WINES AND LIQUORS. POPE & CO., GRO
BURG Va Have hand select and very superior STOCK
of of Wines and Liquors They particularly attention
Ere French fd, BEandies imported 1850 and 1851,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
he,asleS EE 6slInp do.
st. Julien Claret do.
B BiuReg25ddn,s very Old Rye Whiskey,
Pure Extract of Rye
March 90. 1855. "a. ~
&A0 REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
sesrd boJ ns nssSr Es On the G 18th Of
little under feet HIGH round full face little frecked Well
featured one of his thumbs dsgured feet not fat like
most negroes He may be lurking Randolnh
or Guiifrd or he may be endeavorng make his way To
the will give $40 his anpre-
henson and confinement if taken out ofthe State and
go II taken within the State, that get him Any in
formation concerning said boy will be thankfully received
may De 1at sad boy has Procured free papers, but
member his thumb. Ny postoce Sandy Creek Randonb
County, n G.
R,n,o,n, - \ = ABNER coLrRA1N.
W1STI1EK POWER ON NEUsE RIVER
-FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD-eTbee s,b
ser1ber DESTROYS to sell his power across the
RIVER known as the Stone and Cobb Mills where there
an OF water at all the wear and sf
nc1ent supply OF rock at the old dam build new
high. ~ = W eisnse leet
Should it be preferred to form Company for manufac
good and substantial Company of gentlemen
Company is formed desireus that If sbo,,l 10
across the river. = ~ 80 W
1a.,az 90, VIM. R. POOLE
1y 20 iooozS a.-ss.z4 18--tf
]" \ .. sl BAKE g - THos. L. BARRAU
BAKER AND BARRAUD,
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS
Iaobs Buildings, Town Point
Raleigh, May eIst 1856 ss
GENTS. FURNISHING GoODS.-JUsT OPEN. i
- FL 10 dozen DeJoinye Ties, fancy and plain an
oxen English Cotton Hose; dozen grew mi xed Msr
no IL dozen superior Silk 12 dozen Kid Gloves &c
- f5sss $50 Z. L.FHARDING.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

NINTH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE CIR.
w culatlon of the RICHM OND ENQUIRER in the
southern States tue Propretors have commenced
OF a EE6LY PAPER, which contains all the reading
matter OF the Daily and Semi-Weeky editions
w need say nothing of the political character of the
RlCHMoND ENQUIRER, which is now what it was a half
century We state that it the purpose of the
htors to devote all their energies the discussion
country.
TERMS
Daily Paper per annum 81
Semi-Weekly,
Weekly, ~
TO CLUBS
For six copies of the Daily, 81
For six copies of the Semi-Weekly, %
For six copies of the Weekly g. 10
For fifteen copies of the Weekly %
Address
RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAyANT.
June 20, 1865 I6So"tysr
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Texas Real Estate Brokerage,
COLLECTING AND LAND AGENCY
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,
ATTORNEYS LAW,
city Of Justin, ZSras
D. c. FREEMAN, JR. n. c. RAYMOND R FREEMAN
HOMES IN TEXAS, AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
n n obtained through this Agency.
FIDELITY to the interests of NoN-residents.
REGISTERS OF land for SALE parts of the State full
exhibits of title and descriptions registers of
town and city lots.
LANDS located, bought and sold.
CLAIMS against the State individuals collected and adj
used and remttances made by exchange on New Orleans
any of the northern cities, if desired.
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge of the country and
the land SYSTEM nsures superior locations the best
titles. ~ ~
STRANGERS looking at Texas may always have some lead
items and useful hints office of this pency
REGISTERS open for examination.
~ Office in Congress Avenue.
May 20, 1854. 54-Iv
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KADER BIGGS & CO.,

KADER BIGGS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Zunis's Wharf Z6aCn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
References-Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. P. Tabb & Co.,
and Alex'r. Bell, Esq, Norfolk Hon. Asa Biggs. William
ston N c.; Col j. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh, n. c.; Lewis
Thompson, Esq, Hotel, N. c.
October 90, 1854 96-lyw
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A. J. ROGERS.

Attorney at Law.
WN7 ILL PRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES OF NASH,
NS Franklin Granville and Warren. May be found at
his office in Nashville, N c.
Sept. Z. 1855. 1o90-wtt
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AUTUMN SALES.
STEVENSON 81 WEDDELL,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No 70 or 80, Sycamore Street,

PETERSBURG, VA
"E ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT
w TO the Merchants of Virginia and North Caroin,
large and commanding stock of Foreign and Domestic
Goods Having largely of Heavy Wooens early
in June offer goods at such prices cannot fail to
command attention.
One of will remain New York during the sea-
son, attendance the Auction Sales, and forwarding
anything and novel, it may be received by the
weekly steamers from Europe.
Merchants who are compelled by competition to buy at the
lowest market rates. will lind styles and prices such
will enable them to compete successfully with those who
purchase ia the Northern markets.
ssaE STEVENSON & sWEDDELL.
Petersburg, September TO- 1850. 81
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W. R. JOHNS & CO.

- = w . N j OII NSVN q CO T.
Wholesale Dealers and .o66ers Boots SHoes Broooa.
Ns@ Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hatices, Wrqgping
49, aels Paper, d;c..
80 nsnt Of all articles belonging their branch of
dealers to examination of their stock which
having peen purchased of the manufacturers and ade to
and punctual customers 'elnhs " prompt
NJ eksR... w. Z: JOHNSON & CO..
Petersburg, Va, Sept. i, '" raul Mca az
NJOTICE..--THE UNDERSIGNED ExRc11noI,c,
IN of the late John Atkinson, johnston co. lpho
lost isad receipt certificate of STOCK in t nave
of the State, for SO Shares No. 1885, and dated a an
1885 Said certificate receipt made in the said
Atknson's -te 'alo 1onn
ELIJAH ATKINSON
s.M4 AGRIPPA MITCHENER, Exec'trs.
August 20, 1856. ---s s1za.s.
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All persons indebted to the late firm of Pullen Beyir
requested to make immediate payment to the under
signed. j. d. l. r. S. PULLEN
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1855. S9-tf
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THE 3 ' GREAT SOUTHERN wEEKLYt
THE SPECTATOR:
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C

81 FAMILY JouRSAL LITERATURE AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
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