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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25
STATE TEmEERANcE CONVENTION

Pursuant to the call Of the Executive Com
mittce, the Vermont State Temperance Conven-
ton commenced its session at st. Adams Jan.
18th, at 10 0 clock A. NJ.
In the absence of the President Hon, Ryland
Fletcher, Vice Pres. took the chair and b. B.
Newton of St. Adams was appointed Secretary
Pro, TEN.
On motion, the delegates from each County
nominated II Com, TO report nominations for the
year ensuing. Rev. II. f. Levitt. Dr. Sacldon,
L. E FELTON,, Rev. p. Merrill Rev. 5. Sparhawk,
r. Tute, ami A. Nash, were appointed such
Committee.
On moti,n of Hon. u. Howe, a Com. of three
were appointed to fix the time and place of thu
next annual meeting Hon. Z. Howe, Rev n
Bishop and Chas. Adams, Esq, Com.
On motion, Rev. II. F. Levitt, Rev. Dr. Mar-
rll, Rev. n Bishop, Chas Adams, and Rev
l.. NJ Edgerton were appointed il Com. on Oyor'
lures
The hours for commencing the daily sessions
were fixed at clock \. NJ. ,, P. NJ. and
IL 2. NJ.
The subject OF the Carson Lcasae and tht
! S25O, 900 temperance fund WAS discussed 10y
/ Rev. +. Ii. Patterson, Dr. Broadway, Hon. i
Howe, and others and special Com. was ap
pointed in reference to the subject; Rev. DR.
j Merrill, Dir. Sheldon, and X Trute, Com.
The Nominating Com. reported the following
list of Officers -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-25

The Proceedings of the Temperance State
Convention are published in this paper as fur as
We could get them. Smart folks, thosa secreta-
ries Ed. OF FREEMAN.
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TO CONTRACTORS

The President and Directors ready TO re
ccvc Proposals for constructing tie Fayetteville and
Nibtniarlr Plank Road between Litic> Mills in Rich
mond county ani iihenaylc ia Stanly county. au',
they invite proposals for the following work
Section >t. For constructing the road from Little
Mills to Clark Creek. 10 miles.
Sec ID For constructing Road from Ciarks Crecl;
to the Pee Dec River. , miles.
See Sd. For the construction OF Il Bridge across
Pee Dee River.
Sec ith. For the construction of TIE Road from the
Pee Dee River to Albcm;rlc. So miles.
Proposals will be received ami considered for the
t;radn" and maxim" all necessary side ,chcs and
culvcrs from the Pee Dee tn AibenlaIle. emitting
planking.
BY resolution Of the Stockholders. before the Pres
dent and Directors into these contracts.
individual subscription OF 1000 vii, have Ia he ndc.
it is asked that the friends OF the Wor. VIII submit
slcl bids. tcithcr subscribing guaranteeing that
amount) aS to enable the work at once go
JAS. G.. COOK
Oct p. rrcs'; + K y / Il COMPANY.
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RAIL ROAD MEETINGS.

IT. W. Gl~ION. Esq. President of the Wilmington
Charlotte II Rutherford Rail Road Co will address h
people at the following places to procure Stock. VIZ
-At Roc II CHAM Saturday. Eth November
At Sprin @iicd. Monday. 10Th
At Floral College. Tuesday 10th ''
At Smyrna Church. Thursday. 22d
At Alfordsvillc. Saturday. 24th
At i.umberton Monday. 2Gth. (Conrt Week.
j.. {. MCINTYRE Gen Agent.
Oct 90. 7O-2t
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ROBsE.sOE COTNz'Y
Superior cou.t of Law, Fan Te,,n, 1855

superior Cou't OF K4"N5 Fa1f IcI ny 1@''&''
i. WHEREAS at this Term, it ordered by his
Honor John w. Ellis. Judge presiding that Special
Term of said Superior Court of Law and Equity. be
held on the 81 Monday in December. A. ID. 1883
being the 18th day Of che month"; this is therefore, to
notify all silitors witnesses and others having busncs.
to transact tie Civil Docket in said Court to attend
at the Court House in LumbertoH the Sd Monday il
December next. aforesaid. Witness Alexander Nc
Milan Clerk Of said Court. Office the fourti
Monday in September. ~ ID. 1855:
7O-6t] \. MCMILLAN, C. S. c.
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LAST NOTICE.

All Persons indebted the subscriber notified.
that for the convenience of those indebted to will
be at Calvin Black Store at Floral College. \. C..
Monday the 10th, - tn. and 2Stl days Of November
next for the purpose of making settlements with those
indebted to ami the above mentioned ,avs Will
take Cotton for settlement. Those failing o meet
there may expect to find their Notes and Accounts in
the hands OF officer for collection
JOHN McINEIS.
Donlarroch Oct. &c 1853. 70-.t
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WESTERN RAILROAD OFFIc!
Oct 20 1888

An insalmcn OF 5 per cent. upon the Capital Stock
of this Company is called for. payable on the lSt day
of December next; and also. Monthly calls offs per
cent until thu l~t day Of January 1857, when the
whole amount will he tuc.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
SIS s-< s-. 's-tss5t.F+ JND. NJ ROSE.
Trc;s'r ". Il. Il. Co.
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ID S * q 7, y r. q Y

The partnership heretofore existing under the
style. and title of CLARK ~ WOODW ARD. Is this
day dissolved y mutual consent. and Daniel Clark is
alone au horzc To settle The business of the late
firm. to whom all those ing claims against the
Will please present iicll. and those indebted
the firm VIII confer a favor h scttlin.
vcnrnt.
Aug. II. lS5,.
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DANIEL CLARK,

Successor Clark Woodward.
Has just returned from the North, where he has
lectcd of the best stocks of
READY HIDE CLOTHING
Ever offered in this hct. and to wc! he rcsl,cc
fully calls the attention of discerning public
\. Is. Customers Clothing made 10 order. aS here
fore. in the best st c OF the art. aud rct>ona c
Those gentlemen who wish 10 adopt the very
LATEST ST1 LES would do wcl! to call in and cX-
anime THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
Sll\\GliAlS on hand AT this establishment.
Sept. H.
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d. w. c. BENBOW, d. ID. s.,
Graduate Of the Baltimore College OF
Dental SURGERY.

Dental SURGERY.
.sS~<es-2-s. Office hours from 8 \. NJ. to / y. NJ.
>oIJIIIy :. :; =. NJ. to 5 L. N.
DIR. BENItOW may he found at his Room the
Market where all who in need of the services of
Dentist respectfully invited to call. All opera
tons performed upon the latest and most approved
plans. To those in need OF artificial Teeth he would
simply say that lie is behind in no nprov He
inserts from to entire set upon tine Cold or
latna plate. which he guarantees to be equally :
scryiccaiie as the natural organs.
lie spends nine months of each wear in this place.
(from first oi Octolpcr % the first OF July.)
September 80. 1875. If
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J. O. BOON & co.

j. O. EOON & co.
Have just received their FALL -\ND WINTER,
STOCk. embracing
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Hardware & Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware
Carpenters. Coopcrs', Back>mhS' and Turpcntnc
TOOLS: Window Glass (Frcuc and rrican)
ing from X 10 to 10 X ~: Putty, i'll cans
Poois ami .Shocs
Mems. Bows and Yous Boots AMI Shoes; Ladies. mis-
scs and chlrcn's Shoes; heavy Negro Shoes running
to No II.
Turpentinc and Club .ANES. Also. supply of
II .ACk : of s. Boon : manufacture kept on ald.
Cotton Seine Twine: Grind Stones of the Ohio and
Nova Scotia Grit
a few barrels Mackcrcl.
s. BOON. j. O. BOON.
Fayetteville, October 2G. G9-6t
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME AND CEMENT.
Jus! received and for sale
80 C,~ks Lime. fresh I.'om the kiln,
100 Barrels Cement.
80 Caicincd Plaster.
800 Bushels I'la>tcrng Hair.
- Barrels Mackerei and Herring
$40 Sacks Liverpool Salt
200 Alum Salt; = i:,>hel Sacks.
J. ". Pow Frs.
Oct. ~. 1888. G9-tf
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CROCK ERI.
CHINA. L;sS-YA IRE Sc

an now opening my Fall Supplies. comprising :,
very Gencroi assortment OF every thing suitable for
the Country and TOWN Trade.
My Stock has been carefully selected. in person.
from the best manu- facurerS and in the best markets
in the Country.
Country Merchants may rely upon 'nving from me
prices which will them all trouble and de
lay OF ordering from the North.
". y. TIII.INt;HAST
Dealer in Crockery. China and GLASSWARE.
Aug. %. 1888. Gu-tf
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CORPORATION BONDS

Agreeable to Act of the General Assembly Of the
State of North Carolina, ratified Dee 25, 1852 utnrz
ing the Town of Fayetteville to issue her Bonds to
the amount of S0000o in the for the pur
pose of paying her subscription to the Western Rail
Road Company. e.a<
Therefore. is ordered by the Commissioners of
Fayetteville, that the Treasurer of the Town receive
scaled proposals until the 1st of November for
the purchase of S50O00 in of $500 each of said
Bonts,s any part thereof. Bonds to twenty
years, with Coupons attachedinterest payable semi
annually. The said Bonds shall be under the seal of
the Corporation. and binding the faith of the
WM. WARDEN, Town Treasurer.
Sept. 26. 1856. s.t If -.r7
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NEW GOODS.

H.LIAMS
Are mar rccctctnS tic largest Stock of Dry Goods
HATS, BOOTS SHOES. AND READY-MADE
ts ,.t CLOTHING, 81. t- =-.-
Ever offered hy them, which they Will sell at small
advance Il first cost. for Cash or on the usual
time to prompt paying customers.
j. b. STARR. j. NJ WILLIAMS
Sept. l. lSp5. Cliff
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FALL, 1885.
JAMES KYLE has just received large
and general assortment of

JAMES KYLE has just received large
and general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DeLains,
French and English Merino,
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Coorcd Silks,
Irish Linens, all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
r.. Carpcting, very cheap,
Cacoes, well assorted,
kerseys and Linseys,
Silk, Wooden and Cotton Hose,
ladies Twisted Silk Mtts,
Dress Trimmings, &c, &c
All of which being purchased by .hc package for
Cash. will be offered the lowest market price for
cash or on time to paying customers.
Sept. -. lSJ,5 If
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OLD RYE NIIISNEN.

The subscriber having received the Agency for the
sale o D:. Fraui, Williams RYE WIIlSkEG. Informs
tire public that supply of the genuine article al
Wholesale retail.
Il. MITCHELL.
t-.p,1,,r II,
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Oct 10th.
TRUST SALE.

VIII be sold at the Market House. on Tuesday of
Superior Court week. at IL O'Clock. 10 Acres Land.
with good two-story Dwelling, and convenient
out houses. The property is three miles from Town.
on the Northern Plank Road. Also, Horse and Wagon.
Farming Utensils &c. Also. at o'clock at my Store.
a Stock of Goods
For the Trustee.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL. Auctr.
Oct. 20. S6S-tf
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FIFTY TONS GUANO.

The Subscribers receiving their Fall Stock of
q X . + L ES. embracing large and General
assortment in their line. which they offer whole
sale buy at the lowest market rates for cash
try produce the usual credit to prompt pay il..
ALSO.
Fifty Tens Best IERTTI4N GT4NO.
for Cash. at , cents per pound
GEO VI. WILLIAMS ( co.
Sep. |. 1875. Cliff
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JAMES y. NOET.
DAGU ERREAE RTIST.

TSuece>Sor to }. S. Wear
ROOMS on Hay street. over til" JcwelrE store oi
Mc~srS Ec>lev * Houston. where he will be happy
wait all those who wish to procure
GOOD LIKENESS
of themselves friends.
Fayetteville. October 21th. If
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FALL OF 1855.

We are now Receiving our stock Of Fail
and WINTER GOODS
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS. CAPS.
.49I,H BOOTS AND SHOES
Having determined to relnquish the Hardware
Trade offer Our STOCK at greatly reduced prices
Cor Cash.
Our friends who behind hand in their payments
are earnestly requested to pay up
HLiLL Is SACKETT
Sep I, 1855. Cliff ess..1aE ...
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Just received good assortment of Ivory. Bone.
Horn and Ebony handle h.NIFES nnH FORKS.
md C.7RI-ERS. of Superior Qualify Some with
Patent Immovable Handles, all OF which viii be sold
very small profits.
7Es~ Will Keep my aS<ortncn. complete
W. \. TIIi.i\t;lIAST.
Dealer in Crockcry- China Glassware. &c.
Sept. l. lS;5:J Gl-tT
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GROCERIES, AND HARDITIRE
NOTICE.

H'faXed or stolen Sunday night, the 9TH inst.
a a, small dark-grey MULE. about years old. Said
1'e - marked on the shoulders by the harness. caus
ing white spots Any person taking up said Mule and
rn'ng 1t to the subscriber Millions Mills Bladen
county, n C., Will be literally rewarded for the
a.. G. S. BRONSON.
wv lzth 4tpd
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NOTICE.
All furewarncl .,inst buying tr,'lin 9
for II Note given by III Wiley +. Moore. for fort
Dollars. dated about the 10th of October last do
intend 10 said Note. net avu" received vaUc
therefor. Il. Ill. Massey is sec uritv on the Note.
RICHARD HOLT.
November 10-:st
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FALL TRADE, 1855.
j \ MES G. DAVIS,
a II n L. A L. \

All business intrnstcd will be promptly attended to.
Address Montpelier post Office Richmond county NC.
October |. 1855. 1v
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sstap siic Thief!

STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County. on
Sunday night last. ,ny HORSE. Said horse
ron-grav or brownsh color: he had marks of gear
him. and his orc-top of short he slod
on the forcfect. walked fast. is good trotter. and
would pace: there was Il white mark on his back on the
ri -lt side about c ght inches square: also 4
small the right side, little below the white
mark.
The above horse was taken by man calling himself
John Camplcll says he raised i'll Pitt county and
has been in this nc gboriuod ahout two years: he is
Cooper by trade and says he has worked in turpen
all his life time: he is little rounds -shouldcrcd.
has a stout body for a small man, and will not weigh
much a. | stated. l4[ 80 pounds has very
look is very fond of negro company. and his
vcrsaton has good deal of the negro mixed with it..
VI. \. CAMPBELL.
will also reward any person for any information
that will lead to the recovery of either. NJ. \. c.
Montpelier, Richmond CO.. Sept 10. If
FALL TRADE, 1855.
have received my Fall stock of DRY GOODS,
(iroeettes, DC,
Which is arga and well worth The attention of pur-
chascrs. Any kind of Produce taken in exchange.
COTTON BAG(iING.
l have a plentiful supply of Gunny and Dundee cot
ton Baggins. Bale Rope. and Bagging Twine Send
in your orders and they shall be supplied.
JAMES G.. COOK.
October l. 1875. If
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE
FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TIIIRTY-FINE + acres
Of LAND for sale in Robeson county two miles from
Ran1asp p. o.
Anpy to the subscriber who lives on the premises
NJ MeBRYDE.
September Z: 1855. 62-H
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road and on each side of Big Rockiish One
of the best THrpentine sections i'll the county. with
convenient Improvements for family residence: with
small corn mill on failing stream. and Il first
rate situation for Turpcntinc DiStlcry and Store.
a. \. McKETIIAN
Feb'v q 1875. If
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ID =, s s p!
on WITH YOUR C'LOTIIING

DIRE Up!
on NTH YOUR CLOTHING
Wake up old cun,lerln d the mankind.
A. j WOODW ARD
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
cay that he has just returned from the North where
he purchased and is now receiving LARGE AS
SOtTMENT of
GEATLEnEN.s CLOTHING
Of the latest styles. which he will sell cheap for ASH
II stock consists of Tamas. Over Coats Frock Coats
;n~iness Coats Pants, Vests shirts. Collars Stocks
\ large aud varied assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Fitting sizes for youths from to l6 years old.
~ will manufacture Pants and Vests and
for persons wishing II done
n B-I have made arrangements with q
house in New York to have Clothing made to order
and those DESTROYS of having their garments nianu'c
turcd in New York will please call at my store and
have theiI measures taken.
re- Examine my goods nj the door
Of {. ThonSons hat and cap store southwest cor
A. j. WOODWARD.
Fayetteville. October 10. 1885 :m
NO ICE.
We have bought the Wagon Shop lately owned by
Th"> C. Fuller at the corner of Franklin and Max
ALI. ORDERS FOR
TIMBER WAGONS, ROAD WAGONS
Of all sizes, Carts, Drays Wheel Barrows, and
iu short ANY AND EVERYTHING which
lies within the sphere of the
WHEEI-WRIGH
IND
BLI OK hSlHTITIING BUSINESS.
We will use only the BEST MATERIALS which
can be procured, and will guarantee work to COM
pare avorably with that done at any establishment in
the Southern Country
Repairs done neatly, promptly, and with dispatch.
IORSE-SfIOEIN(i shall receive at our establish
mcnt prompt attention. and in this. well every
other department of our business, will give salts
faction.
HOLLAND, WEISIGER co.
Reody-mnde Taeoms.
We have on hand, Wagons of all kinds,
manufactured establishment in the best manner
and Of good material, which will sell on very
s"nabc terms. H., w. IL Co.
Fayetteville, October 18th
GROCERIES, AND HARD WARE.
The subscriber has in Store good assortment OF
Goods in the
GROCERY AND HARDWARE LINE;
all of which will be sold wholesale retail or bar
Tered for country produce terms the most reason
able small lot of S.ADDLERY for sale cheap.
Give call. G.. W. l. GOLDSTON.
~ B. Any of my friends in the country having
business to transact in this place. such renewals &c.
can have 1t done the usual terms by sending same
to my care. G. W l. G.,
Fayetteville. Sept 90 1855 If
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
ErOIk SAI.E.


BY virtue ofa Deed of Trust. executed to me by Hall
i,olinger if previously disposed of. Will sell III
public Auction. 2ls day of November the FHycttc
Vile Foundry and Machine Shop, with the following
Tools
One Engine Lathe II feet do. 6 feet.
One Large Back Gear Hand Lathe; l small do.
One Pianns Machine; Upright Drill; Cutting
Enginc;ll in first rate order. Fan. together with
Shafting Belts &c Also. Sash aud Blind, Machines.
Morticiny Machines. and Saws. driven by Steam En-
.nc. II horse powcrncw: together with large lot OF
Patterns for Steam Engines Corn and Wheat Mills
Circular and other Saw Mills Pulcys Hangers Coup
lins &c. with large lot of Iron and Wooden Flasks.
Also. Blacksmith Shop and Tools Iron and Steel:
Brick Building ? stories. 20 50.
good opportunity offers. the Rail Road now
building will want large fuantitesshf work done dur
ing the comm" year. and on River to 10 steamers
are constantly running thereon: iii the county large
Cotton Factories. and $50 Steam and Water Mills.
Sale will be positive For other nornation address
JOHN IL. HALL Trustee.
ALSO at the same time. Steam En- CINE 6 Horse
Power: do 80 horse powcr Boiler feet diameter
long. with tao I6 inch FlHeS; Circular Saw
Mill; Cornsicllers; Plows Saw Mill Castings 66
Land Beaver Creek: share Cape Fear Y Deep
River Navigation Stock. do. F. Il .Abcrmarle Plank
Road stock.
JOHN H. HALL. Trustee.
Oct q, 1850 69-4t
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FALL GOODS, 1865.

PEARCE Is FERGUSON
Are now Receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Eoretg ga and Domcstic Staple and Eancy Dry
Goods, Bomnets, IIots, Caps, Boots and
Shes,
With a general assortment. of READG-MADE
CLOTHING, to which they invite the attention of
Merchants. the Ladies and ALL and which they offer at
LOW PRICES for CASH, Time punctual
tomcrsat Wholesale or Retail sf
Il. +. PEARCE. j. b. FERG USON.
Sep. l. 1885. Cliff
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NOTICE..

In pursuance of order of the Court of Pleas and
Sessions for ItoiesOn county at May Term.
1879. | will sell at the Court House door in Lumber
ton on the 4 Monday in November next, the follow
inc tracts of Land much thereof will pay the
Tax and cost due thereon for the year 1851. viz:
IN Acros listed Inv Shjnuan Hrrncy tax GO
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NOVEL CAsE-A misdemeanor case was
tried before the county court of Augusta last
week. which attracted considerable attention.
alt was an indictment for trespass Of sundry
youn.r gentlemen for serenatlc to young
married couple. The jury brought in verdict
Of ne cent damages.
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TO PASSENGERS.

The STEAMER Sun will leave this place every
TT f.SDtY and FRIDAY ut l. nfier sunrise:
alI Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and S.ATI r.
Jay II . ctoch. with P:,sscn gers and Freight.
X. NJ. ORREI.L. gent
Eavcttryilic. Oct l.. 1854. 96-tf
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MRS. CATH ARINE j. WARD will re-
the duties of instruction Wednesday the 10th
of October. in Arch street.
September I'D, 1850
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The Rev w. ii. Hobhitt, pastor in chrrye of
the Methodist Church in this place during thc
past year. left few days sincc to take short
recreation previous 10 the session of Conference,
which will be held in Wilmington, to commence
on the 18th November. He has laborcd most
faithfully and with great success during the
wear having added TO the Church more than
1870 members. The affection of the entire con-
gregation follows him to Conference and would
gladly welcome him back again to labor aEoth-
cr year in peace, love and prosperity y Green s.
bore GUARDIAN
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NJ \ f b IL FACT Y,
BY GEO. LAUDER.

Nearly opposite to f. W. Willkings' Auction Store
Fayetteville, \. G. go
Oct. l. 1855.