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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28
ilonnlaLI Muspxs OF 4 REaaLE.-our city ".

iloSRIsLE MuRpER or 4 PEalLE,-0uf city was
thrown into great eSciemeHton Saturday morning
last by The report OF most brutal aud inhuman
murder, committed The night hefoEe. II aprents
that mai, named Graham lad been living IN the
upper part OF the city with woman Of III fame,
named Morrison They had been occupying lie
house only for a few days and seemed 10 be living
very peaceaby together unit the night III question.
During the night, woman 10 the adjoining room,
hearing noise In the loom Of GTal1m, went 10
The door, and, as she started in, mel Gfaham, hi,
hands dyed IN blood, knife 10 one hand aud lis
rife IN the othet Ito remarked TINT he "had
killed her; that there was another person he IN.
tended 10 Kill, aud that lle would then leave Pc.
ducah." Whenthe woman reached the room SHE
Ionnd the murdered gitl In The ogonics Of death.
Her throat was black whete the sounded lad
elloaEed her, while he inflicted some twenty.pIld
wounds upon hel body, neck face and head. She
expired Ia few moments nlletwarl. The coto.
ner's Jury rendered ye'ict IN accordance with
the foregoing fuois. Graham was arrested OH
Saturday, and but fUr The fact that he was hurried
NJ 10 Jail Immediately, We fear our city would
hare been The scene Of a fearful vengeance ,Of
mob law. Graham was brought before Judge
Smejley, OIL Monday last, and slIer on inyeStiga.
lion II The facls, he wos ordered 10 Jail, ~ be
heavily toncd, 10 await his final trial tt the next
Tenn Of our Circuit Court. Gtuhaln lisa widowet,
Of about forty ysUrs OF sgei the glfl Morrison was
about eighteen PenHunt.
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ASEcpoTE OF t.oRD NoRrn.-0Re night this eel.
ebratcd nubleuon rOEe 10 tepe6ate Tie loo great
readiness TO give and take offence which prevailed
IN the house. One member, lOI example,, 50 d
ller called me, that thing called lnnstetp-
Now, to DO sure tpattlrs his pOttly siles) | am a
thiusi when, tletefOis, The gentleman called me
thing 10 sud what was true, and could mol 10
angry with him. but When he added, that thug
called minister, te called me The tLing which Cf
all others he himself most wishes 10 be, and,
VA saS ws ypT s0o St Isnyiy Sss
gan TO speak on nn Admiralty QUESTION. Lord
Noilll said to zone Of Ills sppp3rers, Now -
will give US history Of all NE naval balles,l from
that II Salamis 10 that Of last year shall take
aspj wake me whttl he gets near our own iinle,'
AfIer an hours inAiclion, the IFlend nudgel Lord
North. MY lord, my lord, wake up-he has got
to the battle OF Van Ttomp.t 20 dear,' said lie
sleepy minister you've walked NE bundled
years loo toon.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

rTaessis, Page & bacon, Of ST. Louis, who re,
,nned banking operations on Monday last, re-
ceiyea on deposit that dOy, Il issta,ed, about 800,
700 and paid out $lS6,6OO, sl'heir resumption
seems toIbsye been hailed wi;6|great satisfaction
and 10 have had very fayotable effect upon bus
intss generally IN thai city. MI bacon, one OIL
the fun, willis en- ,opte from New York, wa,
caught IN snow storm in Illinois, but being de-
tetmiasd TO reach ST. Louis In time 10 resume bus.
ines, a,alted % on foot, and with Uncle Sans
check tot 5000 600 In bis pocket, walked 80 miles
through lie snow, and subsequently, worked hard
for setettI lpuls with a number Of iaboters, in
shoyellns the snow from the raiItoad tracks
BY this means he ieashed ST. Louis in season TO
resume business at The pppOin'ed hour on Mon.
daY ies,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

A Carr ssow.--rle Pittsburgh Gazette says
tho, letter to gentleman in that city, fom East
Hickory vapango county, states that on the 1lh
inst, ab6ut foot Of snow fell in tina, region, OH
aboussis inches which has fallen ptesiously,-
AfIst HE storm was over, the people wete ;Nrptls
I'd 10 ilttlflh.t The snow was a grey color, near
the tint Color Of wood ashes This appearance
extended all through thstteslon f1r miles In extent
In both cleared and wood l,nl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28


STA CHARLES NAPEk-l'nE fLiLuSE OF THE
CRoSsrADr ExpEDlror.-1'he London 7imts has
scotching article upon Sir Charles Nupers TO-
cent speech al lie Lord Mayors Banquet, In which
lie endeayoted to throw thetesponsibiIy Of his fail
IRE upon the Ministry. The Times says, in com.
menting upon The speech;
"rhe disappointment, The puzzle Of The people.
Is Ibis; Why this immense leetH Why these mag.
niIcent steamers, 50 colossal and yet so manage.
able1 Why ships twice as big as Nelson's biggest,
whh twice Us much weight OF metall Why Sir
CHARLES Napier's big announcements Why tho
bOastful and bullying tone OF that dinner NJ The
Reform Club Why that OSIeHtutiOus pntade up
and down The baltic, with, every now aud then,
repetition Of the Portsmouth Review Why ih0l
"waf 10 the knife with Russia" which Sif Charles,
OH returning homg told hsespins ri, hlS in Mary.
lebOnG vas the fist article IN lis political cttedl-
Why all this swagstr, II nothing was 10 be dunei
II that Is ALL Il we eau only break our teeth If we
Try them OH The Notifications In the Baltic, surely
that can be proved oil less cost than all this buSter,
which Is very costly Indeed 10 The national CreniI,
Sit Charles seeIS 10 have found out no more than
everybody knew.
ave all knew that Cronstalt was o yely formi.
dable place, that twas SuJTsupdsd by miles OF
shallow water, and that the chNhnel wbS nutrOw,
circuitous difficult 10 be traced, anI we'll enIilad
cd by numerous batteries, We complain that Sir
Charles left us OF the end Of the year Just as we
wtre at tue beginning, neither stronger nor wiser.
lisspeeoh OIL Tuesday Is Of much tie same unprO.
greEslye character. What Nte we The wiser iotill
These AdlnIals seem 10 thiLk that The final pur.
pose Of fleet is 10 look Terrible 10 mDneuYef, to
communicate by signals. 10 rendezvous now aud
then al some good anchorage or convenient port,
10 challenge with impunty, ~ command The seas
within sight, aud 10 return lOms safe aud SOUND,
having done nothing"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

soss Atou7 4nr Cusas Esrsp,rtos.-A lelte,
in the Boston Jou,nsl, dated New Orleans, feb.,
TO- RyF
have Just returned from o visit 10 gland en-.
catipnenl Of the filibusiets, which has been es.
lablIshed on the plantation Of Col, Stewart, be-
You'd city. lfoun1 the men 10 10 rather a
hard set, a large number having for long time
been members Of lie bar, and onfets about The
gtog shops Ia Charles street. | 10 not think tho,
will HnAke patrols o. fighting men.
The statements Of The Havana napets that Tie
ste6flets Daniel Webster and PIURetiIeus ere en-
gsgsd is moi tue, bu, that the steamers Pampero
United States ard Massachusetts are engaged, Is
no mi;takea The ftsi shipment Of men will bt
from The coast Of Florida, and The encampnen'
here was only a blind 10 livt,t the Spanish con-
aul,s attention from the reai place Of stating.
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lpriita for @t la~tiuS IAitHisentr.'
"Un occur ourert, Ua occur ouvert., y

And would you have the heert TO be,
As yondsr brOok-ihat babbIin5 ,hlTsi
Where one, with casual glance, may see
Whence all Its vaiu connections .sprlngf
Relieve ne, hearts that Idly tell
10 llstleGs ears, their Joys aud wcsa,
Are llke to books, whose voices swell,
Wien only pebbles nteIpO.s.
ReIIoid that vine, not wisely bent
10 seeA IN SELF some secret siayi
Has forth It's stlasslinS teNdriS sent,
Asit It's weakness TO display.
Relieve ME. hearts are little worth,
no hidden hopes aud letrs SustsIni
Hut like those tendrils, spreading forth,
Only 10 seek sGpport In Saip,
Anoren heart AMI would you.k
To zee where Polly holds her eouIii
Where pride aud passion wear no mi,k,
And Vice and Virtue Join In srorlf
Nayi rather Seepits portals elosedi
That all MAY DEEM lis inmates tair,
Than have, toeutiOus sight, exposed,
Tile vanltieS that laIbOr there.
LE0STISR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

B'The long pending and yexaiious litigation
between tho Northern aIIl Southern sections Of
the Methodist Church, respecting the Rook Con.
cetn property in Cincinnati, hos al length Eeen
amicably arranged by the commission recently in
session in that city, The Church South iS award.
ed 5000 and the Southern debts,
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DtclsioS N 4aE GARDNER Csse,-JQ1ge Moi

DkGtsioS IN 4nE @ Asb,sEa C1se,-t udge Nor.
rell, ofJSs Circuit Cont al Washington has DO;
cid.d The estate Of the late George a, Card,
uetisi9aebtsd y. lbeu United States, and has made
deeteet 10 she eIso. that HE awards ete obtain.
ed by said GeotgeA, iGardiner by means Of false
swearing, forgery. and fraud, and were therefore
null and void ttlstths tesste Is indebted 10 the
United States III ,he sum Of s42s, $50, with inter.
espltoh thet6Iho tI Mays that cotcorap & Rtgg,
should bring into court On the fourth Monday Of
MatckaeSt The stocks alld.secptitlesin,beit hands
amounting 10 $4,000. being a pat. Of tue funds
obtained by Gardiner pdetssl awards, and also
ap,sdRiltsd balance ID cash Of s6,7S1 act and
tbst The cause bs referred 10 Walter S. Cox, ss a
special auditor, TO state en- sccoun. Of CoIcorsn &
RIGGS Of dividends collected BY them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

A Dsr1sy G,kotOs.-The Grecnbricr Eta dc.
settles lie tesiontound about the View nouut,ins,
10 Nicholas County, asa place which Is always
dtestyi but al ptesen,, from the nas:c, Of snow
lodged upon the tees, particularly so. On the
road passing through tina, region, fos twenty.tour
miles there 10 no chance TO got to fire, and travel.
ets suffer muchssnow fell TO The depth Of twenty
inches in Nicholas on The 9Th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

FlNE ~ NoAroLk,-0n Wednesday last, arow
of buildings on Church street, Norfolk, occupied
by MI, Solomon al tailoring establishment, MI
Cheshire us ,ssgar factory and Mr., Gtannlnser
as confectionery was destroyed ny fire, Loss
about $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

Ar1ENtr ~ CoNNtr SulclpE.-Tkc f'iChmonl
Post Of Saturday last sIsles that young aud
beautiful Gil, moving in respectable circle Of So
sie!y, made On attempt on her life on Thursday
bnotnins BY taking laadanutn. The large quaint.
81 SHE lad taken saved betlIfe, The cause is moi
known.
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fronths Kbislsrbosk.r.
The ARCTIC.
plsclfLiNE Oh lo4ep oE yksstLsl

BS R3S III - t55ts 49,
TAXING olit ACCUSTOMED ease, one noIling,sobne
weeks 40. In outbstbetls shop, under tile pleas.
All tensStlal rhanlpuiationsGof Mt Augustus
BIes.i6f, iio las no suNetior,in bis professional
line. we overheard The following, as it,fell ftbm
t6e Iins Of ole Of cut most distinguished American
nSeis:
al am Of lhe hm oninlon thai II there had been
OH board The Arctic, --as / contend should bef the
case on every steamship that crosses the Atlantic
1.-The diseiplins Of nan.ot .edt, ttel lTeadll "a.
lsmity, al leasi patl, il mol wholly, Rllgl have
Gten ayoilled. II wss the lack Of autborfiaiire
concett between The contain anIl Ills officers and
Inc ofitefs aud tle crew Which at Tie outset led
10 he denlotable event, III 10
WWhen he steamer Princeion,' Cahtun Stock
ton, had made portion Of pleasure exclusion
dow The Potomac, you will TelRembtr that In IT.
Inc a salute with The 'bie gun, it BUST anu des.
troyed several nreCiouS lives, among Others, that o.
Inc then Secretary or tho Navy, Nov, have "
f:om lie very best aulhority--lI0t Of Commodore
stockton himselE-ihat whentle sunneIs had fred
lie niece. and witnessed lis terrible effects they
resumed i6elf posllon amidst The carnage II lad
oiealeL NOT dill they move from Il until ordered 10
Id so Ly theIt commander. Can 1t 10 doubted
tlal obedience ond discipline such ps this might
have saved our unfortunate ocean steamell"
UBnt," intetposed a IIearer, sis Il cettOin TIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

R1'Tho new steam ftisote 'tleulmack,' will be
launched ai,lte Boston Navy You'd, about Tie Isl
Of June. Thus the bids fait to be finished much
earlier than any Of tho other vessels Of the same
olsss now being constructed hinder the law Of The
last session Of Congress, N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

uTJoln 'Ass, resident ofPlckens county,
ala,, has been hell to,bail In the sum Of $4,000,
on charge Of having caused ihe death Of a negro
hoy violent and cluel ttsaImeut,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

Loss or i'sotEs4y on TnE Mtssrs;irFL--The
81. Louis Ihtelligedcet Of Tuesday in noticing the
loss Of the steamboat Bacon, which struck rock
on thshleSioua Sunday, and SUNK with aysIuaIie
ctfgoss
The:o ate hard times on steamboaimen snrl In.
sutalce Offices Three Of our frat class steamers
wnbiill safgo4s sunk IN one week, and eeusing
AIDS Of ptopslly AMOUNTING 10 not less than 5000,
600, IS D blow that will not be lightly fell, and
compose truly ftshtfll chapter Of accidents.
u-AdNpken Ysgtan. named Mary Ann Stew.
All, tsstdibgipt6e Hotkhopse OF New Orleans,
recently became heir p about ssyen thousand
dollApNhlchhsabsen leilhet BY bet gland m0th,
elpR9glaLd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

u-rour readers will readily perceive that the fol.
lowing is a reply to poem We published few
days ago, by LOUISE REEpEH, euIOglstic Of "au
occur ourtrt," (un open heotI.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

GERRY, JOHN LANAllAN, psslor Of KNeier ". X,
Church, lavlnga strong desire 10 benet The afflicted III
duces him lU Stcak huSI Thousands VI OtheIS ieSly TO
cases Of cough, DySpePalI, Rhelhllt'la pic o, .,,
ikstrS. Mortimer t. AiouGrdW
lake pleasure IN lug 10 yOu that have usel your
HIianptuu's Iileture" with very great profit PTOma
serious throat affection, my general nea had become We
rs much Impaired, wien commenced nas champions
feiuc found It's Effects upon my general health ye'
IS SllUary. Ey nervous system and diseSliSe organs
soon rlshlel vi under ilsuSs,
have several times recommended 10 my friends and
In every case as far as have been informed, licy lave
JOHN LANAHAN, Pastor Of tue
Exeter ST. ", 4. Church, baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

TaE GSsAT Bst41ls.--The iron screw steamer
Great Britain has pissed into the hands ofthe new
Australian steamship Company, who have an.
ilohuSel capital Of 100000 in lCo shares
The Great l,tIlaia sill be temporarily taken on
tho laer in consequence Of having been chartered
by The government for the conveyance Of troops to
the sea, Of war; but another steamer will be pa.
ced on The berth catly in, The Sptins.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

MrSpEn ny A HiSa.--A continental cotrespon'
dent tie London Morning Advertiser writes: "A
rerYubfOrIunate event has.just occurred at the
llasue--ap event oiso distressing nature thai
should ltsiIatc 10 uarrSte IT, but that It comes 10
me from lnquestioaabe authority The King Of
Holland lately went 10 visit one Of his misircSses
and found one Of his ailcs.de. camp close'ed with
her. Tie kils rushed upon The officer aud stab.
bed hiai The wound. ills SAIL, proved fatal, and
great eYettions ste heiue male in high places to
keep this horrible Itagelyftom lie mbllp,' We
have not seen this OF any similar statement else.
where.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28


TIE MVRuEkEe, GRscS-iElls PAoSERTS-in
relation 10 Green, the Chicago murderer, who
LATELY committed suicidcin jail, the lontna says
that his properly is estimated at from $4,000 TO
$4,000, lie Silled Il to his youngest son, about
six yeaE ofSse, Should hs die intesIate, by the
will then goes 10 tteHoung Mems ASSOCIATION
1.-THE Riteneu's Benevolent Association Of Chi.
cugo. The relatives will yatlcnlptto have the will
ettside on tho gtognl ofUsunlly.
j. -----+-sA %-.------------e.--s 800 {.
TdE 9LikprEatsT Observation-Disclosures 10
The National iattRigeaetr, the statement Of The
amount Of back paY@hiob General Scot. will be
entitled TO es lieutenant general is greatly cxas.
getaied, lie will, II is said, only receive The df.
ference between the poy and emolumcnts OF a
major general and those Of lieutenant general.
The aidsand secretaries tsiS in numbsll enthOii.
lied by the act Of 1898 were intended for war
service. snd will not, Il is presumed, be required
10 time Of peace, The present stat Of tho com.
tnandetin.ehief will doubtless be deemed alto.
sethet sufficient. AS @c have heretofore stated,
the pay and emoiuments under the new tile will
be as fellows. Two bundled and G(Iy dollOts
mohthiypOyi ely dollars monthly allowance for
forge, when tho same shall moi bc provided BY the
United States, and forty EstionS pvE DAY, or money
IN lieu iheieof, NJ tile current price.
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= FIrE rute P0it WIiFs, Tor RedieH purposes, for
~ Sale bY jir3 n. .. Go0n& Co.
o UltXs sicily LquoTIee, yery superior aItlee soe
X aud Tor Yle hy At, COOn% Co.
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DIR. sTRONG's

2zcgDRAL e.FDnlACM PILE,
a Randy Jor Coughs, coLis. caiorrA, Iron Gifts.
Coup. Whoopng Cough. Aslhms. Consumption Ner-
Diseases Dyspepsia, Cosiiseness Ey,ipelas Dis
ofthe Heart. lnfammaiion snd Pain IN The Chest
Back and Side and al diseases arising from defane.
Ell o. the stomach, and 10 relieve The lisietsand
bad feeling from eating too hearty food ia wcak and
dyspepiie habits. 81 Warranted 70 be purely We
getabie.
These Pills sci an ESpcetorani. Tonic, and Ape
rent One IS cent box possesses three times more pow
erio diseases Than dollar bottle d any ofihc
syfups, Balssm, saIsapaIillas thai made.
and simple tnal Of only one box will prove This i'm.
pOrlani truth.
They promote Expectorafion, Loscn
the Phlcg aud Clear the Lungs and other secTelOry
Organs Of al morbid matter and there j. no other re.
NEEDY IN the whole Matcria Medica capable Of mpsn.
ng such healing properties 10 the Lungs aud Vial U-
gans a. these Pills. They cure t0stfyeness,
produce q good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen tho
system. Price IS cents per bcn containing IS do.s.
Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who self the Pills, end get TIC
Planters Almahae gyaiis, giving full particulars and
certificates Of cures.
Do,h kinds Of the above named Pills are fot sale IN
lIilsborough BY DENNIS lIEAR1-r: and at Chapel
HIIlby r. y. SAUNDERS; who siso Keep supply
Of Dr. speneef's Vegetable Pills. and d.. Halls Cole
braed Pills, which stop The Chs end Fser ths frat
DAY, and 10 not scken the stomach operate on tho
bowels.
August 30. OO-iy
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Proposals for Building a Town.

sEtHE undersigned having purchased the property %
! Dlrbams Station, on The great North Carolina
Central Rail Road Is now making arrangements 10 lay
OF town inhalfec lots, and proposes and
make full right and title every Other lolahe place,
provided the individual who accepts The proposal viii
bind him OF herself I'M bond with good sccarty build
certain class house on the in the course Of twelve
months from the lime they enter into the bond. Per-
sons who feel interested, will address the undersigned at
south Lowell Orange county N. u, who will forward
10 them plan Of the Town. number and location 81 tho
lots, terms &c.
This place is located IN fine, healthy section Of The
County, twenty-five miles west Of Raleigh and twelve
miles east Of Marlborough, and twelve miles north east
Of Chapel HILL Merchants and mechanics and business
men in general, will find this proposal worthy their
prompt attention. The Terms will exclude the sale Of
ardent SPIRITS and all persons Of questionable character
Persons who make application will please state the bu-
sness they wish 10 engage in, &c.
JOHN A. MsMANNEN.
South Lowell, N. O., MAY 90. Sew
-. Will Editors friendly to this proposal copy the
above few times gratis. A. Mem.
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IF you want .FI2Sl KATIE CAlR2I.AGiEss
which will not ony render good sesice, but be also
neat, call on the subscriber, living six miles north Of
llillsborough. He has been carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months and his work has proved 10
be first rate. lie is determined that bis work shall con-
lnue to be executed in the hest fully equal 10
any ia this section of country and prices 10 suit pur
chasers Persons wanting Carriages send their or
ders through the Post Office al HlsbotouCh, and they
will be promptly attended 70. All Kinds Of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms
r The subscriber has purchased the night TOT Orange
County in PATENT BRAEE for all kinds Of Carriages
to which he invites the attention Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool CartlinS
Machines are in good order, and doing The very
best quality Of work. Prices hefeiof Eight cents
or white; Twelve and half cents iof Mixed onefth
part OF the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90. Hit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11
a NEW
Map of North Carolina.

TIVE undersigned preparing, and'wil publish,
soon the Necessary Surveys, DC, can te obtan-
"a. New, Large, and Complete Mar on NoRra "a
roIIsl. five feet by three, well engraved and finished
in the best style.
II 10 admitted on al Sides that such work is great
desiderslum 10 STATE and IL j. IN consequence Of
Tie frequent inquiries Oh this subject that the under.
signed have embarked 10 The enterprise.
The only aiieiapied work ofihis kind is thai Of Nc.
Rae. prti.hed IN 1885, and since then The Counties,
Towns Roads and Posi-olEces have increased 10
Ter, anl Oil our works 81 Internal Improvements, With
small exceptions, been sCi on foot.
Il intended that the New Msp, now proposed 10 Re
published. shall contain accurately laid down, ali the
Natural Features d The Stale the Inles, Har5ots,
sounds, lakes. Rivers, Cfceas. Mountains. &c.
Also, the public improvements and artificial divisions.
The Railroads. Plank Roads, CSunii,s, County Towns
Pos,.0iees, Cities, Villages. Pos,folds aHd Canals,
Colleges, Accidents, Sc. &c.
Tie Map will b ready b The summer 81 ls55.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
10 Best style, Oil, Rollers. aud Fif,l Impfes-
sions, SO On
IN Plain style, Black Rollers, = o 90
Information from any source, and which may he Of
service 10 making The above work. vii BE- thankfully
eeised. All Recommendations should be adifessedto
WM. b. COOKE.
Raleigh. August, 1854. So