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BOIs DE sCYPRE DU MOULIN
Z so mr. an ,Japaes KANE

4@ FL. E4f rsY4h4s-.th~4s4-r-sv
M. JAMES KANE PREVENT les haitian is
de NapoleonsilIe. ct du Bayou Lafourche
quill transporter du bois dams lie village
trois fois par semaine, lie mardi, lie jeudi,
ct le samedi. Toote personne qui YOU
dra contractor avec lti lie rencontfera d
Napoleonville les lours ci dessas designes.
II PREVENT dgalement le public que
son depot est situe vis-a-vis lie magasin
de M. Nathan Webster ct q'ie ce dernier
est ~antorise d trailer en- son absence
avec %quicondue Sc presentera pour a%cleter
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A. II. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Marine MeIancon We
decide de Jean Banliste TEMPLET

| oItSCssipb w f'A1'fattoh u
decide dc jean Baptiste TEMPLET.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente 4 moi adresse
par Honorable Ia Gour du Cinquiemo District
Judiriaire dc fEtat de la Louisiana da1s ct
pour la Paroisse Assumption en- date du 4
Decembre 1864, ~isoiirirai ZEN yente p~uhliqne
sur les ieux 4 environ IN mile au deesns du
village de Napoleonyille sur Ia rive gaucEie
du bayou Lafourche lie mefctedi 10 %lanyier
1856 a dix henfes dn matin les prophecies ci.
apres d6criies appartenant, q la susdite sue
cession SAVIOR
10 Une haljtaiion etablie, en- ~silcrerie situee
en- cette Paroisse sur la rive gauche du Bayou
Lafourche 4 environ MI mile ct demi au des-
sus du village lie Mtpoleonylile lnesurant s.
a~rpents dc face seu dit Bayou sur une proion-
ldeur de gtarante arpeuts ct h double copces.
sion y arparterant bornee Ell haut PSF la ter
re de Ursln ct Eloi Melaaeon ct Ell has par la
terle dc Flor,rtin Templet ayec toutes les ba-
tisses ct authorizations qui sly tronvent.
20 Victoril. .negfe llornme aye d'environ
90 ans. :
3tne Pierre Negro homme. age d'environ 81
4nle Hyppolyte Negro homme age d'envi-
ron IS ans L%estropie d'pne jamie.
SINE Celestin Negro age d'environ 26 ans.
CINE FRANCHISE negresse agee d'environ 60
ans.
7me Thalie negresse eag6e d'environ as
ans. ~
sme Maitines negresse agee d'euviron 80
ans ct ses deux enfants Adam age de 5 ans ct
Victoyine agee dsenviron I'm an ct deni.
One Manetfe nesgresse agte denviron 26 ans
ct esdeux enfanis Annette agee 5d'enyiron 5
ans CT Felicie agee dsenviron I'M an ct denai,
lone Six [mulets, d chevaArx, 3 bDufs de
tire 2 vaches etleurs veaux, uale vache set 1
OF de cochons.
lime Une charette ct mn lot de charrues 7
lot de lan1pes de s~ucrerie, ecumoire, cuilleres
couteaux q cannes etc.
i2nie Les meubles de- manage, Ia batterie
de cuisine, un fusil, une mohtre en- argent, u
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LOST.

"A certain promissory note on James
to,Keane for thirty. five dollars dated Decem-
.ber and aud paysbis to the order OF the I'M
,Jersipued, five days after date. All persons are
hersby notified not to bny or trade for SAID no,
10 nayment Of the sumo having been stoPea
Any yerson returning said note to me VIII DC
rewarded, Deceaber 25th 1924;
s Theodore Philli ps.
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A VENUIeE
POUR cAusE DE DEPART.

Une terre mesurant trois afpents de-
face EUR qnarante de %rrofondeur, situee
d environ sept miles de Dona'dsorville
avec llle jolIe maison de residence.
ecnrles, magasins ct autres authorizations
Une ionneIlclie en- parful ordre Ct
achaIapdte depuls longtelnps depend de
la propriet6.b E ~.
Pour les conditions ct plus amples
renseignenents s'adresser stir les lieux
4 M. L. NeitzeroT. Ez.s1ae ,r .5LH
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1T. Ellis. clsopha, Pension & Etienae Pinis-

-son jr. -,
sinage, 40 Pierre Part Commissaires ealen'
Tin Bafiltau, valcour Porche ct A. SiInonean
14me Chez Dorcane Re1trop on dams le
voisiaace d la Beile-Riviere comtnissalres
Leon Leblanc, Pierre Thsfiot& On. Gros
Lea Comnissaires des diff .reuts Districts
norntnes par lie Jnri de Police de la Parolsse
Assumption sont par ces presentes reqa's dc
tenir les dites elections ct den fare lie retouf
scion la loi.
pasuisse Absorption lie . Ja,vler 1892
a. +. HICKMAN, Shelf.
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D des conditions tres avantfgeuses uhe
IN muiatresse ag6c de 20 ans ct son ei'ai'
a. age de trois ans.
.ette muiatresse est bonnie cuisinieae, bonnie
,,lanch;sseuse, ellh sera vendue de gre q gre
,,yee complete g~arantie CONNIE cxcellente do
mestiqnede maison.
Pour pins amples ranseignements,
-sSsadresser d nos blreaux.
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DON ANDRE SOLORzANO


e Annonce respectueusement au public quill sc
clmrgefa al.avenir de tnus recouyremens dams
les paroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc. ~
II sc charge anssi de l'agence de toutes les
afaircs commentaries qu'on voudra bien lui
on fer. 1f71 safsHE A
4 S'adresser an STAn CoFFEE-HousE on
aux rrareanx du PTosMER.
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ne nenilnle Sc

ne pendu'e sc.
Termes ct Condltions.-La terre ct les es-
claVes payables en- quatrc termes egaux an
quart en- Mars 1856, I'M quart Ell Mars 1857.
un quart en- WARS 1868 ct lie dernier quart en-
Mars 1859 LIE mobilier pour toutes sommes
at dessons de dix piastres paysbles
Ell Mars 1855 ct ponr toutes somlnes an des.
sns payable Ia Motto en- mars 1856 ct rautrc
motto en- mars 1856, les acquereurs. fournis-
SAINT bonlles Ell solvables cautions d Ia s~atisfac.
ton de ladministrateur de Ia dite succession
avec hypotheque sp9ciale sur ii t~errre-et les
ese'aves ct to'ltes som mes bon payees aux e.
cheances p%orterolt interet q raison de hut
pour cent Fan lusgtt,at Placement final.
Pareisse Assumption lie 9 Decembre 1854.
A. T. HICKMAN, Sharif.
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TIER ERTEs

z NJ A. ID. HARRISON, Went d'ouvrir a
Thibodeanx, une librairie on Fon ~trouvera
constalnl ent toute sorte de livres classiques
f~rancais ct anglais ainsi que papiers d eerire
de toutes qualities, papler a tapisserie, %fournitu-
re de bureaux.
M. HARRISON ne vend que pour du CASH,
mais a DIES prix aussi rednits qua la Nouvelle-
Orleans; il remplit dams lie pins bref delai tous
les ordres qu'on lui transmet.
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JOHN II. IIhsLEv.

NOTfcE.-All professional business en-
,tt,s,~,ed 10 The undersigned viii receive fllei'
!. diligeat afte EDITION. They will at'enn fegn
narly the sessions Of the courts oi The gil
and 5ll judicial District
noiaIdsonviile, 23rd march 1852.
6gsaR JOHN II. lLl.SlsEY
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u. 1ETE g. c. j. ~BLaACHaRD.

Encahteurs commissioners par Petat, otirent
les services de lenr profession 4 tous ieurs
aamis' et d tous les lIabitants De cette Paroisse'
Pour les conditions sadresser . Ia mason
de sour, on on les rencontrera ei.aqae loaf
.iisn ltrit dams les bureanx du Grelnef CT gu
i~steeorder.
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.AlDOIpHE RICHARD
MgNuisIER CHA PE NfIEis'

.ef1dn scs services Il ses amis ct 81 public
lIne Iourue experience dams COS meters g
set .ses rapppott.$ asec les onvriars les fius llaol
i Iesae e,.s sontrees lie metieif q meme zen
N renrendre 4 d. avautageuses conditions les gu
wages les plus diAiciles qu'on ponrrsl .iul pro
poser.
strssidcncc i DoNALpsoSyILhE.
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J..H. TEST ART
DEPUTY SURVEYOR,
NeMAANsNMyAAAE
vENDRE

as arssI m Negro Age N'environ 80 ans,
"a bon nagre de champ, ben deinesiique dc
-. maisdn ct lrhi paleirinier. <f}tf
Pour pins amphss ~renssinnrmens. s'adresssf
sr les Iie,x III docteur q. MENG, on d nos
barealix.
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EIAT DE la LOUISIANA, =

EIAT DE Ia IOU1SIANE.-
Paroisse !.afonrchcs- Comr du 5me
District Judicinire. T#af fA5r%f@-
Succession de Jacques Foise.
tous ceux que CT spresentes pet,vent con-
cerner:
SAcHEz, que Jendilc 90 Janvier 1855 i 10
lleufes Am. uue assambIee DIES creapciers de
Ia s1sdite succession sera tenue par deyant lie
Recorder de la susdite Paroisse a. son bureau
dams Ia vile de Thibodeauxs conformemcnt j.
IN ordre de ia ditto Cour atins de desliberer sur Ia
manIefe aVantagor1se de ~disposer DIES %profprit-
tes de la dite succession. ts'-s
Tclnoill Fllou.J L. CoLE JUICE de la dite
Cour ce Is DGcembre 1851, d.
sfag4 s. l.. S. ALLAN Grnfier.
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ULYSSE FOLSE

Offe SEES services All commerce. ct au public
III Sc charge de tpnte sorted % collections entire
DonaldsonviIle ets Lockport.-Pour la %ponctia.
lite ct la proamptitude dalis les demarehes, on
peut prendre dies references sur son cofnpte
vecs tons les officers dc l'Assonption.
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SO. Les esclaves suivants;

~ ~ OSSidfUo Gluf allie . -
Antoine, age de 40 ans. ts#.s4a
Qneney, I. 10 t4feFth
Walkin' q 26 q ~ E
George, 20 g 4t stHsaA
Titan, 90 tsnlas4 #i e. III Ill,
Blaize, "257 40 "tsa5 ssahtl}e sy g5lt
Thorn, +" so ,1Yf3sI xe,
? sEstlter, g sata % ~ st9}sa s87Bht s4
1T SEES trois ~eiifants /. g5sm III 9H ga8la4ae4
q L %afoute, a. 8 a3 &s ssflH6ssgaes. i,
I.aie, =" 4etss5fs2Q ggsb syss*4Fs7
Madeleine @fIsaa abfRsg ana ,s4alEss7
Aussi aimee, agce de 40 ans CT sesao en-
iants::' e h.a aaaftaoa geagnaa8 VAL
George, IA ID q 80 kI 81 a4aaiua "a s,5
Henry, - aHa9 4a9s ef4a! a4gs an
Aussi Nicolas, age dell ans. atsd IL
Mil, 49,. F 88A ID VII sagng n
ta gaag514a .fbiia j
60. Mulets, quatre chevauN, 81 paires de
bouts. quatfo charues outils ~aratoires Sea-
Conditions-Pour les ~esclaves Il, les 'terres
un tiers payable compliant ct la balance en-
.trois termes egaux echeant 10 Ter Fevrier
1856, le Ter Ftvrier 1857 ct lie Ter Ftvrier
1858, les aequereurs devant folrnir des Bullets
cautionnes IN solido ct endosstts par Ades per.
sonnes solvables Ell, acceptees par Pencanteur,
%lesquels billets seront payables an bureau lu
Recorder, de Ia paroisse Assumption ct les 'dites
terres ct les dts ,esclaYesa dermeurant hypothe-
ques jusqu'a rarfait Placement. 1A4f
Le m~ofitier pa, able le Ter Mars 1855 aau
bureau du Recorder, les acqpercurs ournissant
,des billets in solido.,
n'Les actes de vente par Amadto Morel,
aus frais DIES acquereurs. " a
III A. +. HICKMAN Encantcur.
83 Is a. safg8g#s aaIsS#s sa4s.s4
- III a~EiatEIllt 81
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A VENDRE

II " GlN LIN Il > 81
De bonnesterres eultivables ct des cyprie
res situees CONNIE IL suit q
Sur le Grand Bayou, an dessus dc lhabita
,tionde NJ NORBERT LAuvE ct al dessous de
Ia residence de M. r. MoLLERE;
Sur lie Bayou Corne, pres du ferry
Sur lie bayou Pierre-Part au dessus ct au
dessous du ferry; s|#U
Sur la Belle-Rsvssre, sur la route conduisant
sur fhabitation GRos ct Pagan;
Surle bayou Creugs-surle bayou Droit;-
dams le Briie Labadie dams le Noureau
TEXAS.
Avendre eg~aleanent des doubles conces-
sions situees derriere les habitations de MN.
GuilIot, Barbier ct asltres;;-11aafas lesBr1H 80
Vineent ct sur lie railroad DIES Opelousas. 4
Conditions avantaseuses.
g. sSsadresser q s9ssss8 &C
.-.-s a. J. POWELL, u
o.. 5. DEP. sarpeyor 4 land agent
DonaIdsonYiIle. La.
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|F . ." -. - IL 81 III
is IN safgfH6s asEsFs 441
7 - rib efisifIiIf azs!
.#ass h tF4 Fai5sa# q
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WDREPARATION FOR THE FALL AND
IL WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1654-.55 AT TIE CIO
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive aadl
tions wholesale department. which have been under
past season. the pleasure OF announ
cling that both the lower and upper rooms OF tnis N
noh CEOtng Establishment we'll filled with the largest
assortment seasonable and Fahi0G6te CHg ever ds
PLAYED at the same time in the Old Dominion The nrm
invite especial attention to the quality, Workmanship
syleand price of their clothing, believing that IN all re
spects has unrivaled claims upon the at enton OF Tn
Wholesale purchaser. Especial attenlon IS gwen at al
times of Sizes that the purchaser OF
small will only those which ht the MAORI
ty of customers and leaving them with clean stock at the
close of the
Our comprises every thing properly belonging to
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemen ufnshin Ous
iness in part follows -
French Black Dress !and Frock Coats SIS to 5 s5
American and German to 10
Fancy dress and rock of every desirable color
Cloth Cashmere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks, halt Sacks
Frcks and Paletos varying in prices from three to twelve
dollars.
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods in market
from the lowest to the finest grade.
Cloaks Caledonians, Julien and Talma. , ;,
PANTs-n large and choice assortment may pc Iono
styles TO tastes black Cashmere and French Doe
Skin, also French English and American fancy ana soid
colors
Baratha Silk Cashmere Imitation Cashmere Blue ana
cy Cloth, Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satln WIN
large assortment of party and wedding vests not
by any establishment - -,
rytng pertaining that branch of the business Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravat Stocks ocr1s
Drawers Money Belts Dressing Gowns &C., &c Our prices
will be uniform and low goods of the same quay can
be purchased in the Northern cities. ~ -
To the cash ald prompt paying purchaser we SOLICIT ca
to examine stock before making their purchases
A. S. SHAFER & CO.,
Clothing Bazaar cor. Syc and Dack ST..
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MF ~ -
No. 46.

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST
Ihe above establishment has been successful operation
about one and has turned out the best
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
or any other State. :
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description to be completed
during the Summer and FALL The improved condition of
the halelgh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable to fill
July. ~
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
AuBRY, Cumberland, May 15 1852.
+ Mr SILAs BgRNsIDear Sir Our Engine and Mills, made
at your shops have been at work nearly months and
fully meet our expectations The ENGINE and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY inferior
IN the State of the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving cut in sized log, foot
N seconds OF Is feet per minute We have however
through an 8 feet log in 80 seconds
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe we
heard urged is takes too many hands haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &C.,
JONES BARBEE"
June 2, 1852 81
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EN- NGINEERING.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL plans, specifications and estimates contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND 55
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinist, and having had years
experience in North Carolina fully of the
u the people, and can safely that my facilities for fur
nShng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
will pay particular attention putting up any machinery
In any part of the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McCntocks patent Safety Valve and Scotts
patent Brick Machine &c. &c.
sS All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE, al.
Consulting Engineer, -
Raleigh, N. c..
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. p BABCOCK, FROM NEW YORK, would res
~ peetully announce to the citizens of Raleigh and
surrounding country that he has decided open an office
IN Raleigh and to remain permanently here for the practice
of his profession in all its branches.
Dr. b. has been in practice in New York Georgia for
the past years and was formerly associated with Doct
profession Dr. B. would be glad to exhibit letters in his
possession from gentlemen of high standing New York
Office for the present at the Metropolis House. kept by
n B. Ladies attended at their residences, until better
rooms procured.
Raleigh Nov 4, 1854.
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a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
AThe subscriber offers for sale her place of residence in
Wake County n C., situated five miles West of Raleigh
large and convenient one handsomely situated The
Outhouses good consisting of the Printing Office Build
ngs, Kitchen Icehouse, Barn. Stables &C., &C. There is
Well of excellent water, with chain pump Also great
variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, etc.
The Tract of Land contains 1870 acres60 of which
is cleared and susceptible of high state of improvement
being good meadow land. Other lands, if
wanted, may be purchased adjoining
In consideration of its heahful and convenient location
many valuable improvements it every respect de-
sirable a place of residence.
be for RemsTes at as early dav
practicable. G. MEREDITH.
Dec. 20 1854. S-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
In the Town of Warrenton, North-Carolina,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, TO BE ENTITLED

TIL E TR UE A MERICAN.
TNNHE OBJECT IN COMMENCING PAPER IN
IL this place. is of twofold character 1st To advocate
and advance the PRINCIPLES GREAT
DEMOCRATlC PARTY, as given to us by JEFFERSON,
and afterwards adhered to by MADISON MONROE JACKSON
and POLK and faithfully carried out by President
PIERCE We maintain that is the doctrine of the True
American" party, which advocates Gree Trade and Sail
ors Rights party which its object
ston of the Elder ADAMS during his despoc
ton of the Alien and Sedon Laws-a party which does
not build section interest to the manifest injury
of another sectona party which declares its principles
the open day. and lays bare its designs the investigation
ofthe American People In carrying out these views it
will be aim TO advocate Democratic Measures Demo-
cratic Usages, and Democratic Men
"THE TRUE AMERICAN" will oppose all and every
secret political association be of Whatsoever name
let spring from whatsoever party but maintain the true
doctrine that the people capable of selgovernmen
and that 1t does not require adventous aid
associations, to fulfil this great design.
1t will be second object to build up the Agricultu
ral Commercial Mechanical and all other interests of
North Carolina, and give healthy tone to the moral
cation, but carrying this desirable object by precept
and EXAMPLE.
The columns of the "TRUE AMERICAN" will not be
opened to personal controversy but always
ready to give to political opponents opportunity to
make known their views.
~ The Paper will be published Weekly, with New
Press and Type at Two DOLLARS per annum payable in
advance Two DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS at the expra
on of twelve months and will be issued the First Week
HENRY l. MACON CO.
March 1st, 1850
#x Editors throughout the State most respectfully
requested to copy the above
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KNREsH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-WIL
II LIAMS & HAYWOOD are now receiving large add
GALS. PANTS, OILS, DYEsTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERY &C.. &c, from the most reliable Houses in
the Northern Cities which have been purchased with
single their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and such terms shall compare avorab with any house
in the State
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers generally
will do we'll to give call before purchasing feeling
sured we shall fail to please both in point of and
quality.
Orders promptly attended and particular attention Civ
en- to packing and forwarding. .
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at all
hours of day and night by competent with
neaness and despatch.
We tender thanks to the citizens of Ra
leigh and the surrounding country for the long and liberal
we received and trust by unrng zeal and
energy please in the of business to merit
its continuance.
Raleigh, April %, 1851. 94
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Principals: Miss c. l. GR1MsHAw A. II. GRIN
SHAW, A. NJ, NJ. D.
TNNHIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
IL operation than eleven years. The of In
sruction thorough The study of French forms part
and cheerf it is heated throughout The sessions
on the 1st of FEBRUARY and 1st of September.
pupils under thirteen years of age $1,000 class
$4,000 and Senior Department. $4,000 session of five
months.
REFERENeEs: Fright Rev. A: Lee, D; D. Rev q: " D.
Johns D. ID. Baltimore; Hon. Jno NJ Clayton, Delaware
P. V. Daniel Jr Esq j. Anderson Esq, Tredegar Iron
Works; E; Workman Co., Richmond Va; Rev. Mr.. Glib
son. Petersburg Va; Governor Bragg, Hon. VIM A. Ora
ham, w. H. Tucker Esq, Hon. G. E. Badger Raleigh N. c.
FEBRUARY 1st 1855. 22-1y.
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MURFREEsBoRo, n. C.
Dr. R. f. WoRTH1NGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say,
that used your Cholera Darrha Medicine for the
last twelve months and have found it invariably successful
sion to use We entertain high appreciation of its
lue hesitation expressing the opinion, that
it will prove o be a valuable family medicine.
RICHARD c. COWPER.
B. F. SPIERS.
Oct. II, 1854 96-n.
For sale by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh, N. c.
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a1s REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
ED ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on SAT SAT
1hurday morning last, negro woman named ELLEN,
had purple homespun dress, and had with her cop
peras-checked homespun dress fear she may obtain
free pass endepvor to free State She is %
years of age. ~
reward of twenty-five dollars will be paid for her ap-
prehenson delivery twenty miles west of Ra-
leigh Haywood road for lodging her in JAIL
OSBORNE BOWERS
Wake Co Nov @ 1884 1O1-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

Blacksmithing, HOrse.Shoeing, SC.
ENDWARD YARBIOCGH, Jr., HAVING
AL erected Blacksmith Shop at the corner of Har
get and Wilmington Ss is prepared to have all work in
the above line executed with and dispatch The well
known Jim tas, with competent assistants being per-
manenty engaged he is enabled to have the animals
trusted to his shod in a workmanlke manner.
Raleigh May 90, 1854. 54-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

A CARD.
HhOCTORS HAYWOOD & HINES, HAVING
~ formed partnership for the purpose of practcng
Medicine and Surgery offer their professional services to
the citizens of Raleigh and Wake County.
~ Office Haywood & Scott's Drug Store Fayette-
vile Street.
ED. BURKE HAYWOOD, NJ. D. PETER EVANS HINES, NJ. D.
Raleigh, March 12 1855. 32-tf