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FOR SALE,


&ghly valuable water-pOwer on a neverlalilnt
.sseam. with abundant supply OF TNdS9<
and near the Railroad. -
TIME SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO REMOVE
IL to the southwest, wishes to sell his
OIL. GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
situate Neuse River about nine miles northeast vi !o
city of Raleigh and two and half miles from HuntsVilie
Depot, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
The mill tract contains about thiry-two acres Oh anu
lying both sides of the river. =
The OIL MILL is in perfect order its machinery Is OF
the approved construction and is capable OF Proaue
ing fifteen thousand gallons per annum, ct cotton seeu
lseed and oil There also attached to II one
Carvers largest size cotton gins and cotton screw.
years acquaintance with the oil making business Jus
titles him in the remark that it is of the most
and satisfactory that he has any knowledge Of n;n
The SAW MILL, rebuilt two years ago, anu running
with Hotchksss vertical Wheels surpassed Dy III e
country and ready sale is found for the LUMBER a' "
mill.
The GRIST MILL has large custom, and peing IN
thcky settled and largely grain-growng neghoourh9ou,
would, with slight repairs, command a custom ylelomg
barrels of year, while at small expense
-four mill could be attached to it which would yield an an
nual toll of one thousand bushels of wheat . =, 1890.
favourable opportunity for profitable In7eS.
men in Wake county, has never been presented IN !e
hands of prudent and energetic man. who W9ula give
them his personal attention. these mills would pay Ior
themselves in a very short time.
Raleigh June 10th, 1855 6l-u.
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THE aREArsoUTHERN WEEKLY
THE SPECTATOR:
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.


FAMILY JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
ERN READERS.
WNIIE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
upon the northern cities for its periodical literature
The weekly newspapers of Boston, New York. and Pha-
depha have swept like food that part of the nation
south of Mason and Dxons Line, of them carrying
with them of the preces of aboltiOnism; and in
culcatin greater less extent doctrines injurious to
southern institutions. This dependence of the mass OF
southern readers should be thrown is believed
would have been long ago, if there had been facilities IN
the South for the publication of first class literary papers
THE SPECTATOR,
Is published gentleman who has long been connected
with the southern daes and has been undertaken
to supply this want-that of heightened weekly paper
OF Southern interest and character.
The general plan of the paper follows 1t has eight
pages of which filled with the best articles
Literature Science, and the Arts to the editors COM
ments upon passing themes to general foreign
and domestic; the Interests of the Farmer the IN
formation this page will be mainly derived from the
rcultura Bureau of the U. s. Patent Oice syn
and during the winter, to report of tie
ceedngs Congress altogether making plan which will
be rigy adhered and which unequaed by paper
in the country, North or South.
The SPECTATOR is printed type and on fine paper
Its quarto form makes it convenient for binding and each
annual volume being accompanied by full index it will be
most valuable paper for preservation and reference
Subscription Two dollars year. No paper is sent with
ont the money Specimen copies be had on applica-
ton to
AUG. F. HARVEY,
Editor and Publisher,
Washington, ID. t.
Raleigh, Aug. H. 1855. 10S0-l2tw.
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.

A.. He
YHHHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURChaSE5DDn SEIZE ICE =
entire interest in the CLARENDON IRoN Wohho'
oolcits orders for -,
Steam Engines, of any power or style,
Saw Mills of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grist and Flour Mills, complete,
Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels
Riceheld Pumps and Engines
Leayitt's Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice ThrasherS,
Single Machines,
Shaffng Hangers and Pules,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers
Blacksmith work of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and JalS
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been re-organized for the express purpose Oh
.r;n nunctulity the execution of all orders the pO,c
NAV rest satisfied that any work which may oHer w %
promptly delivered according to promise, ana Oh SUCH
mmanship as cannot fail to give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge of of talents and experience nave
no hesitation saying that the work hereafter turned
shall compare favoraby in every respect with tbat ol INC
most celebrated States and at prices which VIII Ne
II to the interest all 10 send me their orders
REPAIR WORK
ALWAYS done without deay-and having large 1oTce Io
that purpose, it will prove advantageous 10 any pes.
needing such give the preference without regaru ~
expense of sending same from distance ,y,n
Orders will be addressed Clarendon Iron WORKS.
Wilmington n. c. >, ,,,DDoEEEIEN
a. 95-tf.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
CHARLES H. THOMPSON,

CHARLES H. THOMPSON,
NNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
w lens of Raleigh, the county and the country ad-
joining that he has edup in splendid style the house for
mer occupied by the Company the west side
Of Fayetteville Street. and between Mr. S H. Youngs and
Murray ONeas Dry Good Stores, where he has opened
a,ich and beautiful dssortn.ents Of NEW JEWELRY OF
all the modern styles consisting of the ornamened and the
useful and to which he invites the attention of the Ladies.
He has also for the gentlemen good lot of GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, which will be warranted to perform
WE'LL when delivered to the customer also few excellent
double barrel guns brought expressly for the hunters
Carolina also great variety of walking Canes. In fact at
the New Jewery Store and every thing usually kept
in such be found prices that cannot
fail to please the customer
Repairing executed short notice and satisfaction guar
auteed
October Is, 1854. Oft
~ Register Post, Age, Metropolitan copy
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NOVELTY IRON WoRKSI,,
RALEIGH, n. C.

HALEIGH, n. c.
vAANUFACTURE OF HORIzoyT,1 AVN
cal c ssaR EnggRs Tubu9
complete Gris Mills Car Building &c. Ec Saw Nils
onp S Of ora all descriptions including ornamental n Srs
ness for lumber ef has been the above b
fne pest Engines and Saw Mills in the Slate "u w Sme
Ut TO- by many who have purchased of bm can
of ~ aiso making preparation for the ,non,eo
OF Inc most improved Pows Harrows Cmrn,ns
will give s implements All ask is that orr e ads
ony save their money at home but heavy tariff af not
June 9th, 1855. @A0 DokNS co.
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
FARE ONLY a.

TINE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
IL the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas.
E. MITCHELL having been entirely retted enlarged and i'm
proved in respect the route between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore weekly
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
week at ~ O'Clock, A NJ and reach Baltimore in the
of the night thus securing connection with the
different lines of Baltimore the following morning
any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore the after
of Wednesday of each week. at O'Clock, p NJ. and
arrive at Petersburg by special train, at early hour
next evening.
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin passengers
price, but with meals board of the Mary
land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown ne 81
5o for second class do 81 the whole fare from
Petersburg to Philadelphia by this agreeable line Sc SO
only for the first class passengers and IS so for second
class including meals tor the latter on board the steam
Maryland.
For further particulars through tickets apply the
Office of the Richmond Petersburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company.
RICHARD FURT, JR, Ticket Agent.
p S-Fare to Pney Point with privilege of returning
at any time during the boat season, g. only:
r. F., JR, Ticket Agent.
February 81, 1856 -. S9-tf.
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NIXON'S HOU Sc.

FORMERLY BoRDES'S)
Hest Side RdityUdd.
Gold sbOrOugh NC.
This extensive and well known public Establishment has
been purchased and reopened by the Subscriber
reception of guests the 4th inst.
1t pleasantly and conveniently situated in the
of business and is directly opposite and WEST of the
Ticket Offices, of the Wilmington and Weldon and the
arrival and departure and where
to take baggage, and give such other
tOns as the traveller may require
THE HOUSE has been remodelled, repaired,
Oughly renovated from cellar garrett and furnished
with New Furniture special care
and arranged with single the
ual guest permanent boarder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the subStantias danes
and delcacies of the Foreign well domestic
which will be served the best STYLE by orderly
ing and well trained servants.
THE BAR
Will be StorehOuse of the best Wines and Liquors. and
thoroughly acquainted with his bsness-conprising the
knowledge of what due the rights and comforts the
public well as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
which the best the State have been placed
the keeping of skillfu and careful manager will
ways have under his the best and experienced
ostlers and it will be among the chief the
tor that horses of his guests be well fed and thor
Oughy groomed
This entire establishment has been purchased and fitted
Of course it will be tue of the subscriber
der the House respect equal the country
He therefore trusts that public will and
continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended this
House, while under the of former propretress Mrs
Borden, who gained for it celebrity throughout
Union.
H. R. NIXON.
August IA, 1865. 77-ly.
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DENTISTRY.
D R. P. BABCOCK.

DR.: P. BCOCK.
ANlNG PERMANENTLY LOCATED N RI1P1cu
49, taken and nea y fun nished rooms over Mr. R
men. 0eF'ioh Vi Ladies and Gentle
him Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed uDon
OPERATIONS TO merit continuance of the same 'A'eie'
!eeih inserted, from one to a full sett Tr;tb ~ ;,.
artIhclal gums, and warranted '' WILL Ut "lhOu'
Dr. b. is happy to be able to inform bi ,o.non , =,
nave not learned the fact tooth need not
surely saved if propery the 9r but
manner F' e"'e"' anu niled IN the best
EFERENCES:
D. n (BY PERMIssIoN.)
Rev III Dr S Mason, Raleigh, Rev. Dr. Seabury Ny.
DR.. F. J. Haywood Dr. g. r. army ~ IT,
Hon H. Waddell, c. Hill, Drs Chase Ii Hscssr Con
4-"y ~ 1000 4S-tf
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DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
Il Wake Forest, ~ G-WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A:
B., Prncpa-The Seventh Session of this institution will
commenced the End Monday in January Tuition
81 to S15 session The Academy situated mile from
Forestve The location of this institution for health
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any, The
Trustees of this school have than realized their
tations Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would the
public that he thorough scholar and good
Board be had at So per month For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestville Wake Co., N. c.
Nov %, 1858. ST.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST FUbLISHED'
DAYARD TAYLOR'S NEW BOOK.-A Visit
to India China Choo and Japan the year 1885,
by Bayard Taylor with elegant Steel Engravngs l2no
cloth. Price 81 80.
This volume is record the authors experience
during years travel in the above named countries ana Is
intended idea of their present phys
cal and social The results of the writer's observa
tons given the ghfully natural style winch
characcrizes his previous works.
We welcome with pleasure this long promised work;
The last of three volumes comprising the travels IN Central
travellers day. We know of books of the ind
that keep the readers attention much alive.
Dispatch
Mr. Taylor has earned reputation traveller, never
equaled by American and surpassed by but few per-
living We the assertion that this new
book will be generally confessed be his greatest and best
For Sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. 25, 1855 81
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THE SPECTATOR"

A WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON CITY.
VVNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
ton the publication Of weekly newspaper to be called the
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digest of the of the day, foreign and domestic
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together with weekly list Of new patents will b. be found
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requrealwayS keeping carefully in view the interests of
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bers within two hundred and fifty miles of Petersburg
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Containing the latest 7lgdphic Neus from erery
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June s, 1855. 81
Bricks Bricks :! Bricks!!!
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STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. IS or 80, Sycamore Street.
PETERSBURG, VA
WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT
w to the Merchants of Virginia and North Carolin,
large and commanding stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Clouds Having purchased largely of Heavy Wooens early
in June offer goods at such prices cannot fail to
command attention.
One of firm will remain in New York during the
son. i'll attendance the Auction Sales and forwarding
anything and novel, it may be received by the
weekly steamers from Europe.
Merchants who compelled by competition buy the
lowest market rates. will lind styles and prices such
will enable them compete successfully with those who
purchase in the Northern markets.
STEVENSON l. WEDDELL.
Petersburg, September 10, 1855. 81
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1855.
l. Y Mn AID A NJ s

LY A ID MS,
MARKET SQUARE,
WV OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS
w friends and tho public generally that he is
cevng his supply of Fall Goods comprising part Groce
of every knd Shoes Leather Iron description
general assortment of Hardware, Anvil aud Bellows Salt
Spun Cotton, togeher with other Goods
MENTION being the 0rxt md best stock he has
pleasure of offering to the public lie invites examine
ton from ALL being confident that he offer inducements
both quality and prices not to be met with 9TH
er like establishment in this city, county, State.
For the generous patronage have heretofore received
take this method returning my sincere thanks hope
by personal and strict attention to my business 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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PROSPECTUS OF TIE.

North Carolina Christian Advocate.
NHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
OF inc Methodist Episcopal Church, South, having de-
terneo 10 issue weekly paper bearing the above name,
the subscribers authorized issue this prospectus
1t is intended to publish tany necepqpey, which,
while 1t shall be religious sentiment and MAIN
tain the doctrines and usages of the Methodist Church.
shall be devoted to all the Interests Of North Coina and
furnish intelligence for every class of readers.
In siSe and appearance the periodical to be equal
to any of our church papers, while will them as
nsuciency of the existing Advocates to the necessity
OF our position forces to the publication of our OWE
of the members of church in all parts of the State and
Conference and hope make the paper SO interesting and
The Advocate viii be published at + 50 year.
the first number will be issued as early practicable after
the next session of Conference 1t believed that the
publication will be commenced January 1886,
IT. desirable that large subscription possible be
obtained before the Conference and the ministers and all
others interested in the enterprise are respectfully urged
to secure and forward the address subscribers
particular attention being paid in writing
the of persons, post offices and counties. Those
who have opportunity of subscribing through the
Pel FayeteTs n C. The pay%ent Viii be expected
The location of the publishing office will be determined
WILLIAM E. PELL,
WILLIAM CARTER,
RUFUS T. HELM, ; C6mnaaee.
Ne d. WILSON,
WM. BARRINGER,
nOCUMENTS.-wE HAVE FEW COPIES OF
~ the documents printed for the last Legislature "
two large volumes, copy of which will be sent free
postage on the receipt of 81. -o,-
April %, 1855. r.
EMERSON BENEFITS NEW WORK.
Ia Ellen Norbury; Or, the Adventures of an Orphan.
W. L. POMEROY.
Sept. Z. 1856. 81
NEW BOOKS.-LIGHT AND DARKNESS OH'
IL Shadow of Fate. story of fashionable life -.
Maud, and other Poems by Alfred TenneysoD. JUST Z"
ceived and for sale by 5- o,,,noy
September 10, 1855.
vGNENNEYSON'S NEW WORK.aMAUD' AZ a..
IL other Poems, by Alfred Tenneyson, D. c. L. Poo
LaIrele. just received by 1ourpoY
September 10, 1885,
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{
Sa.w we p.,.s ), Fbs,a soT ps
Deoaincsy writings comprising the fol-
The Confessions Of an Opium Eater and the sus
pria De Prnfundis, vol lsmo, with portrait cloth
The Biographical Essays, vol 16mo, -
The Miscellaneous Essays do
Literary "Reminiscences, 2 vols 1smo, -
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, vols 16mo, -
Essays on the Poets,d vol 16mo, -#=5 -
Historical and Critical Essays. vols lsmo,
Autobiography Sketches, / vol 16mo,
Essays On Philosophical Writers. vols 1emo,
Theological Essays and other Papers, do
Letters to Young Man, and other Papers vol 16mo,
For sale by W. L. POMEROI:
Sept ID, 1855. e6-u
ID ECENT PUBLICATIoNs.---TH HISTORY
II of Napoleon Bonaparte, by John s. c. 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. POMEROY.
Sept. ID, 1855. So
ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, Wrap
II ing Paper, a supply of various sizes and qualities,
S to oSS @ psss FROM the P RgR PSpsr
P. S.-Orders will receive prompt attention.
Sept. a. 1856. So
A. j. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law,
wv ILL PRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES OF NASH,
w Franklin, Granville and Warren. May be found at
his office in Nashville, N. c.
Sept. z. 1855. 1090-wtf
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CAPON SPRINGS.
WNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN SOLICITED
IL by many southern friends extend the present
have determined to keep the Mountain House open for
4her accommodation until the 10th day of October
The three tournaments for the will take place
the 2Sth of August, the 18th and Goth of September
The fare will be reduced five dollars per month, and two
dollars per week. after tho lst Of SEPT; opv ,xcpu
August 10, 1855. So
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WHY PURCHASE PIANOS FROM IR.
" RESPONSIBLE TRAVELLING AGENTS?
can get IN the best quality no
any at the North or South, from ~
E. 2. NASH
Piano Forte Dealer
Corner of Sycamore and Bank SITS
from, nearly all varying in style and finish ~ ~ e'''
Petersburg, Nov. 81, 1855. o
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N r L. u Ia
Ii inform their friends and the public generally that
they at md on %"
WITH opposite L"wreGGss aSts heavy stock of
large lot Of Gofee-- La u Rio and Java.
Coffee Sugar--Crushed and Clarified, of different
A good lot of Teas.
heavy stock of Sole and Upper Leather.
large assortment of Boots and Shoes, among which
fine calf and kip boots, calf shoes-adies and gents
Notwithstanding and Taliow.
All kinds of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Caps.
is pass Of salt--Liverpool and Grind Alum.
Bacon. Lard, Flour and Meal.
lot of splendid Tobacco.
Bagging and Rope.
good lot OF Cigars-various brands.
Also' good lot of NOV cooDs
Among which are to be found DOmestics from to
as seoes fG
TWssds; 0snabuEgs and kssrseys, fine lot of hea.
great many others too tedious to mention.
~ Our goods will be sold upon accommodating terms
selves.
Raleigh, September 90, 1856. ss-H
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
Raleigh at precisely 15 minutes before O'clock A. NJ and
run 10 frankllnon by where 1t Will stop % minutes al
lowing ample time for the passengers take breakfast at
excellent House. The schedule otherwise will remain
at present. E. A. CRUDUP, President.
Office r. G. r. r.
Sept. 25 1863 s9-tf
THE LAND OF GOLD, BY A NORTH CARO-
LINlAN.-Price reduced to 70 cents. The book win
be sent by mail free IF postage receipt of cents
For sale by H. b. TURNER
Raleigh, Sept 16, 1885. So
CHEAP SATINETT PANTS-5o PAIRS JUST
~ received, suitable for servants.
Also so Coats of the material, at $5 per suit
Il e--l. Z. L. HARDING.
halelgh, Octll, 1885. $751;
WNHE SEASON HAS ARRIVED WHEN
IL those in want of fine Clothing should call and exam
the stock arriving daily at the Clothing Establishment
OF E. L. HARDING
Oot AZ, %. S9-St