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VALUABLE PROPERTY a
TIME u1E6fnRskfl;nSSnA a1h11kE4! aoxornnrn

to remove South offers for sale or lease the St Nicho
las Hotel situated in the ofthe beautiful town MUIR
freesboro c. almost Immediately front ofhe Baptist
Female Institute and Wesleyan College The above proper
cult to enumerate in advertisement Persons visit.
ing the town business of any kind dentist daguerreo-
advantages independent of its location seldom with in
place of this size. For DRIVERS large lot fronting Main
Street. where their stock be exhibited to great ovan.
age The stables hundred feet long well con-
structed The Hotel is doing good having
twenty-five regular boarders and receiving very large
share of patronage from the travelling community Al
joining the Hotel fine two.story store house
twohorse coach with the u s. mail leaves the Hotel for
Boykns depot and arrives daily To an energetic pdivd
ua possessing some experiences in Hotel keeping rare
opportunity offered For further particulars sddress
H. JAS. N. TRADER -
December 10, 1885, e-sm.
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Special Notice.

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Al papers are discontinued at the expiration Of tile time
for ich they haze been paid Subscribers 'ciN be notified
FOUR WEEKS before their time Is out, by CROSS MARK o."
their papers and unless the subscription IS rene'oed tie pa
mr. uU be discontinued. This rule from sohsch there
,c be no Departure Ratch tile cross mark and ree'0
your subscription.
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Aggregate gross tax on Land, at IL cts
per 500, 1o5,1ee 81
Town Property, do, 1906 0s
Polls at 40 cents. S4,913 SO
Interest received at 8 per cent, 49,l57 Al
Dividends and Profits in stocks, do, 1858 Is
Salaries, Fees and Incomes at So
and upwards, 5000 90
Mortgages, Deeds. &C., at 81, 1913 81
Stud Horses and Jacks at S., or
over. as price per season, s,s47 25
Capital in negro and other trade, at
25 and 10 cents per 800, 1924 ~
Marriage Licenses, at 81, 1859 Is
Toll Gates, at $40, Gates on High
ways at So, and Ferries at times
Pistols and Bowie Knives, at 81, 1919 90
Dirks and Sword Canes at SO cents 95 90
Gold Watches, at 81, 6,942 %
Silver do, at % cents, $2,l45 70
Harms. at 80. g. 90
Pianos at 81. 1924 90
Value of Gold and Silver Plate and
cent 1925 Is
Playing Cards, at 25 cents, 391 rs
Pleasure Carriages, at so cents to 81, l5,O55 80
CAPITAL in Merchandise at of per Ct 1851 81
Capital in Liquor Traffic, at 5 per Ct 1900 II
Pedlars License, at $50, 2,75s G.
Retailers at 500 1921 So
Taverns, Inns, &C., at $40, 1850 90
Bowling Alleys, at $25, 72C 90
Carriage Vendors, Mt 500 or $50, 1860 90
Livery Stables, at $40, loU w
Horse Drovers, at $40, 1870 90
Amount of sales by Auctioneers, at
I Of per cent, IL ~
Commissions of CON- Merchants, at
per cent, ~ 70
Express Companies at 5000,
Insurance Companies, at 5, 1900 90
Brokers, at 500, 800 90
Agencies of Banks, at $500,
Circuses, Exhibitions, &C., for reward, 1870 90
Drugs, Medicines, &C., sold by Agents,
at % per cent, 535 W
Turpentine Distilleries, 1902 "a
Collateral Descent, at 1, 2, per cent 21O3 81
Billiard Tables at 500, 1880 20
Privileged Voters, at 40 cents, BIG O9
Fair in Richmond County, 20
By Distress and Forfeituies, 1,434 Al
Sundries, and arrears for preceding year 1918 43
Support of Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Pupils, 34S 81
$3sO,437 40
With respect, &C.,
GEO. W. BROOKS,
COmutr0[Ler.
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@EA REV AR D.-RANAWAY FROM THE
SW9OV subscriber, bis negro boy, BRYANT Said

&En r EW A Il D.CRANAWAY FROM THE
SpOV subscriber, bis negro boy. BRYANT Sud
boy built about five feet inches high rather
light complicated has down look, thick lips holes in each
for earrings large thick feet and about twenty-five
years old. Also about the time his negro woman,
NELLY and child. Nelly is rather light complicated stout
built isabout five feet two inches high walks little knock
kneed toerahle thick lips has jaw produced
from rising Said woman is the wife Of the above
ored boy and they will doubt endeavor to togh
The child is boy and very likely child, about five
months old 1t is likely the said negroes lurking about
the neghborhood OF Tarboro Edgecombe county, and
will pay the above reward of fifty dollars for their delivery
to me, confinement in any jail that get them
again. BENZ. ROUSE, Sen.
Mosely Hall, Lenoir Co N c., Dec 10, 1856. 9-st.
TarborO Southerner and the Representative CODY
times and nj bill TO the subscriber
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
GREENSBOROUGH. NC.

IN HI e NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II W II commence on Friday, January I'd, 1857.
The of study designed to embrace everything
necessary substantial and ornamental education Great
prominence is given to the solid branches.
Neither labor expense has been spared secure In
sructors of the highest qualifications their various de-
parment and to make Edgeworth second Institution
in the country in everything necessary to complete edu-
cation. ~
For circulars containing terms instruction &c.
apply to
! RICHARD STERLING, Principal
Dec. 49, 1856. 0-sw4t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

RY Virtue OF DECREE OF THE COURT OF
administrator, de 5o.s non; with the Vii; .nnss.d 81
Thomas Y Richards, against Sarah Conyers and Others
made at October Term 1885, Of said Court l. a. Admins.
Fanklinton to the highest bidder on the soh day Of be-
eember A. D. 1885, the following slaves, to wit Amy,
longing to the estate Of sid Richards The sale will
be made on credit of six months and bond with approved
security will be required -. -.
= ". Ii. JOINER, Admir- de dosi. nan.
November go. 1885, ll6z-wtd,
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL,

p : = ~ II.
VNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
u commence 18th January, 1857.
TERMS For board and tuition per session of 90 weeks.
&sa, payable in advance.
For other particulars address the Principal at BrowRs,
vile p. o., Granville Co, NC.
The number of pulls being limited, spplicssion for ad
mission must be made promptly.
Deo. IL, 1886. ll(4-wSw.
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FROM NIcARAGUA.-The details of the news by
the steamer Tennessee confirm the statements as to
Walkers perilous and apparently desperate situa.
ton. Judging from all the accounts the allied for
ces of the Central Americans have in all probabi-
ty overwhelmed him. The next steamer will bring
final information as to the result
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SEVENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
And 1000 Acres of Land for Sale.
Sale on Monday, March the I'd, 1857.

a 8 AGENTS OF MARY COLLINS, EXECUTRlX OF
"A the last will and testament of the late Michael Collins,
decd shall offer for SALE at the late residence of Michael
Collins decd mile Northwest of Rdgeway, Warren
credit of twelve months bonds to bear interest from date
and satisfactorily secured.
The above negroes are mostly young and very likely
Upwards of 80 between the ages Of andl5. Among them
Is Shoemaker, Carpenters, Blacksmith, Cooper, and
frst-rate Miller and old family weavergood Cooks &C.
We shall also sell, credit OF five years. bonds bear
ing interest from date and to be satisfactorily secured
nerest to be paid annually his lands consisting Of
four tracts: Nutbush creek the Granville line
containing 800 acres with valuable Crst MILL which has
yielded toll of 500 barrels of per Another
tract Of q acres situated two miles north of Rdgeway
with available -four mill its mandatory equal any
mill in the State Also another truct, known as the Cas-
Also that very desirable residence and of land
which the deceased lived containing about $50 The
three last tracts aon and could be arranged to suit pur
chaser though the property will be exposed publicly
These farms all situated in healthy and pleasant
section of Warren county, n c. and in wealthy and highly
adapted to the growth Of Tobacco Wheat and Corn Each
tract has improvements upon them the first and the last
named have very comfortable dwelling houses and every
necessary t-house, &C.
Persons desiring purchase any all of this proper
ty, will address W. Collins for further particulars
Raleigh, or T. c. Collins, Ridgeway.
The lands be shown those who may wish to examine
An age may pass before such opportunity offered in
real estate for Sule.
WIN: F: COLLINS, Acsnt.
T. c. COLLINS, Agents
December 10, 1856. ~ 9-td.
~ The Register, the Sentinel, Elizabeth City, the Tar.
server, and Wilmington Hepld will each copy weekly till
sale and send bills To subscribers
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CoMprKoLLER-On Monday last, Gen. G. Il. Brog-
den, of Wayne was elected by the General Assem-
bly, Comptroller Of State for two years from the LIST
of January next.
FINE PIcrUREs.-Mcmbers Of the Legislature, and
others wishing fine Daguerreotypes or lfe-like por
traits, can be accommodated at Copelands. His
rooms are over the Post Office. Call and see speci.
mems of his work. -E
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WI. F. COLLINS, l....5
T. c. COLLINS, agents,

Dcember 49, 1855. 9-td.
~ The Register, the Sentinel, Elizabeth City, the Tar
server and Wilmington Heruld will each copy weekly till
SALE and send bills To subscribers. .ty
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$58O,437 40

$3SO,437 40
With respect, &C.,
GEO. W. BROOKS,
Comptroller.
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North Carolina Six Per Cent state Bonds.

Dec. ~, 1856.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29
HARpWARE.


PAIL STOCK or aAnDwAnK.
80 A. Ss. y , ,sss: q X ,.ll :ssss . aAsD-
s is ss.h n tom and sssasy ny
ss"s, ~: .,.:s S..:s ,.s. s,'s and srs.s.s
snsv.s ana rs:ss y and pair, v.u ans
Bill ..s,.l and pers.l.ia Pr..-1,ins k.sss.
,ssrs single and In sets. h.ndsons
r. snd o., bottom bras oAndess snsssr Tray.
Ivory handle HALVES and pieces. Of Rsdsss and
Dsssi--. a.sd liable saa s...s.s Ssss. '''''
kedsr aud .hs, nAh~s Of buck bone and bsAio handle
Poet, aud knives Of Rsds-s. wss~ahsla and Other
R.sess. q wo.,-"Sel~s W. : 8 Bs,shsrs asis
Pruning and hrdrv shear - : - -
Bench aud moaiding Planes. BaAwns hrs
Hand, panel. rip tenant, pit and eresseat Saws
ss.ss; .ss pa,. .es.s .ss a,%s' ch..s.. ard eesss
shnxiine, iathng and bsneh Hateh<ts !
NHil brad and carpet Hammers
fuis and broad Axr light and heavy. 81 8nnons nAks
rAnt>d W . =.
Hos.s s.rp.n,,r'. railroad Adsss
sqsAr~s, hsv,s and spohs-shavss
Two aud four ed Rsiss and Taps hsasures
wrsh.s'. .oldso. vles. .lsds. and hand H.naers
Mails aud spk-s, Of an slses
xss.,, and .ss,. and s~ls bi't. all s'sss
Pad stock @ ss-. cupboard mO.,lee and elot
Curtain Pins aud Curtain hands
HANK and Wire
NA.on's challenge Biaekinw
x@s. and Rs-l.ed. s.aes aud shovel
ni-.lI. billing uo.s and Erabbns Mos
butt Hinges. af every sise
r'At< hook and eye strip and Hinses
Iron HOAX. aud Staples, add iia pc and Staples
Together With almost EVER, article usually, ssp. ~, line Of bal
Corner u and Brnad streets.
eelo opposle u. '. 4 p n n. Depot.
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II A II WA RE.
ALL IMPORT TON, 1856


=. r. MOORE a CO.,
IMPORTERS AND wnoLksALE DEALkbs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IA RD WARE,
No. "a Pearl ST., opposite w. fry's, Richmond Va,
AVE received dirrs Engiand
aud from the manufacturers la this country, supply
American Goods Their stock large and complete
Ing In part Of
Rogers'" wostenhoim's md Pocket Knives
Pocket KNIVES OF I, 2, g. a and blades,
Buck BONE ebony and Ivory handle Knives
Ivory handle Knives and FORKS. 81 and 50 pieess
Razors af Wade
manufacture of every style and quality.
scissors aud Shears OF various nzkss and styles
Single and double barrel superior,
Pistols, Rnss, Rne barrel, and Mounings.
Trace, halter, log, well. dnh tongue chains,
Wedding aud killing Hers, all sres,
Axes OF COLLINS, summons, virginia make,
Hand and panel SAWS, Hammers and Iisichets,
MIL, pit, cut and circular
Spades and shovrls Of Amr,' Rowland and other
Anvil>. Vices anil Smiths bellows.
srdTe and hand Hammers Plates
Blister. shear AID cas Steel, square and octAgon,
Castings, Horse shoes and HORSE Shoe Nails,
Wire Selves sftrrs.
Horse Clllsr-, Blind Brides Hames,
Bridl, <ilings, Worstrd R-ins and Girths
Locks, Hinges aud Screws Of every description,
Planes. Chseis, Augurs and Piles of all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales balances seiyards
English. American, and u. d. Percussion Caps,
Hav and Manure Forks, Z, = and prong,
Tea Trays aud Walters; and all goods usually
Hardware Stores
goods terms.
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North
trade feel eouhden offer Inducements
merchants visiting this respectfully
mnaton Of stock low
house la this Of the Northern cities
r. S-Orders promptly and carefully attended Ia. au2s
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NorAsLE DrAra.-rhe Li,aeriek Chroniole announce.
tho dsath oi Major William Nuseut uscn.r,n.ra Who to,
many years represented his native county (Csre in the
Imperial Parliament aud was perhaps. Of the most
popular men o his day during the stormy period in his
tbtory Of Irish politics which preceded the Catholic
Emancipation Act. The gallant majors will be long
associasd ~ith Of the memorable In the
Of the late Mr. 0Conne In the laters fatal due
With Mr.. DEstcre, In 1918, Major Mcnamara acted
second Mr.. OConnel The extensive OF the
ceased dcvolvs upon hs son. Lieutenant Colonel Macn.-
mara, formerly Of the 9Th Hussars and lieutenant
colonel Of the Clare Militia.
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RICHMOND WING.


cess n rms Esa--A very ip,eiRssas Irishman tell.
sbs s~isg Incident II hIs ass experience In Apere.
q. came 70 ths country yesr- ago and soon % ar
ryed hirs1 uy>slf gentleman who tarmed feu acre.
he showsd over the pre@ses the stables co~s and
where shs een hay. os' esc. -sre KEPT AID then
me- 90 So ny supper. Aftsr supper, he said To me-
me ear cent ost and vslted about thinking What
could be meant had understood hims scratched my
head, then resolved would inquire again % vent in
90 the library shers my vring very busily
and he answered without looking up I thought toll
yoa 70 give the some corn la the ear I went out
puzzled than What Of animal must this
Yankee bsf Z examined her mouth aud ears The
teeth good and the like those ofkns ia the old
country Dripping With perspiraton entered my mas
tsrs prsseocs more "Please, sir you bid me give
the In the ear but didn you in the
mouth He looked Al me Tor moment and then burs,
ioss ssch eoovulsioa Of laughter that made fo~ the
sAbes fast my fees could carry me, thinking wasn
the service Of man.
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MEDICAL.
..-o.rEs EhFNka..Ar.or..

N m. eh.pss ~ IN sssw hsv RAsvAys RaAsv R..ss s.<
kApvArr RsouLAroa surs1 tsrrbs
Nm sns ans.s rAyseAns m sss comfy Vs. h.a s.s N:
sing ksd.ys k<nsdss- lei svsy vso ancssa VIII
49, s.s is Lss ~ Via dssrs rood rsrs.ivs
and caihue hecins dos Of kaduAy R<EuiAto Let
os< covered visb pnpa boschss aud vhos ssd
vt he'd hsnoss reed The pebish sADsAss
kss k.SsArs k.sov.rns k.e...sr and kApvA.s kssylA
roAr ns the only rsue<- rvqarrd the
pains. b< rhtfui
human system In regular and healthy rpens
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
0CI x 2yD.

Two Lynchburg tS ~ To Lexington - 10
II To Buchanan 4 90 To the Natural Bridge 80
sArr from both Richmond aud Lynehburg to ~ 90
Boats better accommodated by leaving the
the Instant leaving
MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday, T. NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ and scoitsv IL " of the first and Lynehbu
aud Buchanan anl Lexington at =. NJ Of the day
Returning leave Buchanan at A. NJ, aud LynebuTg IN
", Monday Wednesday and Friday reach Seotisve lU
New Canton At ~ p. NJ. and arrive Richmond at
The New Canton
lsttesyile.
tee See Time and Distances In Card below:
uaOuI HyuI1 1 IAaclI Moud.It
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Boz Mor.-Murphy, the witty member Of the London
Bal. recent dinner party pushed bottle OF old port
the table distinguished coroner who
hi lips it most emphatcaly, and pronounced it
fine. An, said the wag, al thought you would like IT,
foe there's Il body in It,"
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BKSEvoLESr AcrioS.-Oue gentleman in this city.
(says the Hartford Tmes) the head Of establishment
that employs eighty workmen purchased god il
cd key for each of thcu make thanksgiving din
ner Of He probably enjoyed the day better, from the
Consciousness OF having done good act than he woui
had he msde" the 800 Instead Of spending il for the
good Of his workmen.
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&MMaE@RR1RaN
NUMWER SCHEDVLE,


uAAILY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRlNGs-C ENT RA l.
IL Railroad extended Milhoro' To Rockbrdg-
Alum and Warm Springs, and
suphur Red and Springs and half
Sulphur second day IN the ev-ning
The being laid lat OF will be open
Ahoro sc miles FROM the White sulphur Springs
~ miles ITO, Spring.. miles, Warm Springs rs miles,
Alum. ~ miles and from the Rockbridyr SPRING. . miles
Passengers leave Richmond 80 NJ dine
Mlboro ~ "; thence Springs,
supper Leave day ~ NJ passing the
Springs, aud reach the White sulp
and Old dinner and the sulphur by night
second day
Through tickets by Harman Browns
to All the other Springs and TO Lexington.
~ See Ticket Agent in Richmond.
rh.rs objects Of interest this line but the NOUN
TAIN TRACK, passing the Blue Ridge
Gap s ride Of I've hundred mites IL has
With perfect success for more than two .
JNO II. TIMDERLAKE, sups
Once Va Central Railroad Richmond.
OUR Linz OY STAGES
win leave the terminus Railroad
val OF tile aud reach the Warm Springs before O'Clock
This u the old familiar the Springs and undoubtedly
h bs PROM Mtoro' To the White Sulphur there y les Efgay
by egi Ds than by other route, with still differ
n the roads
Tn, public rely always having abundant Sage
co1aOidtio, sout erowdnR and being
please the travellers having careful drivers
time HARTMAN a BROWN
let's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

PRorELLER BURsr.-We learn from the New London
Star propeller running between this city and Prov
ideuce aud loaded with cotton burned Saturday
night on Long Island Sound Plum Island The
understood saved Further particulars had
trans pred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

Ponrux.rs escape apparently
the railway from Preston and the Far
insoa Tuesday nlng Gr~ep guard made hts
sheet, but, In the hurry OF thu
having frgoton that the egraphie wires msie o
dashed against the
stretched severed, and nsasor
The shock VIM received hlos
him To throw complete somersAul Oh the cN
upon standing aud ~ M
fortune hts
the connecting the
and teehnc ".hAckr"
= the guard himself, he lied
extracting position and gaining
Of safetv-Prc-ton (Eag) GaarfLH.
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POudHESErsis-Anothsr eoprment "a a.
Poagsir within the lat day two the parties to which
Marcy boarding house Garden
of named McK-lnsy. The unfsthu the
respect blind and the three ehndreu
10 beautiful
young twenty Of The parties last In
Aibany.
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FARM LANDS FORsALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY


NOW as land.
IN tracts o and ltg credits, and
granted by Government con-
IN The state they the Road tro Chicago GU n.
Sn IN U,S i Ss w Sa s, n ~ ss Ss. s1 :"
these lands lie nne.sy on and within six miles Of the Road aud
cheap sene FURNISHED 20. Transporting their products
Sn BY graz ss and The ..ps s,Ssa o a'S
STATE furnishes substantial and growing home demand for
State prairie land. pr.-
NJ - A' 'i''' the timber more '''''' and 'Ie'af'
gently rolling peculiarly grazing sheep or
The Of wheat Indian sSn, etc, Tue air T. pa.s and o.
s part Of The unOn while living streams and spring. Of-ree
Economy in ssy.,sS and ssa, prCns.'sas.: the s,l
be cut dOwn s,nmp- grube stone picked on generally the
case IN euvsne Ss" land IN the Older s-,. IN. h crop OF
| cost Of p'osing and fencing
prom. with plow and yoke Of vii break
as rssdy corn 1sss q q per aers BY judi.
The land plO.ei and fenced the
uu,icr n Nigh state Of cultivation the second
Corn Eraia, ea,e viii be forwarded
Rt1mnOus along road supplies
to tS er Sn Wood can Be lad a, The same rais s eer
.r s Saas sSsSss pI 81 the
be had Tor le ,haa the ansporA-
| ton; -, ,,..,. :. -. L., W.T..
S,i,. ,~J E4y,,, e,, y, az. SS al. eos1ai1y ,rs
bIiy, tci1 LDHbis ,oiLlia t,ocjre mouths
when market, persons think Of
settling them Minnesota, should
better investment. than t~se In other STATE. or Tertores
roSs S' % & % &c. % The a III
heavy drawback them and aer few euivA
The remarks hod good IN relation to the lands In the Terri
TORIES Of Kansas and Nebraska for although vacant lands
every products OF
either interrupted water communications increases
the which must b horne by the -ttrs
the reduced Of their products and to that precisely
the income. from the farms and Of course their
The fertility lands offered for sale by this
States, pay
by Ibis Road and others ~it which connects the Operations az
E interrupted by the low water Of summer the frost
oi winter
price - a., according Location, quality,
etc Cnira for Deeds may notice siipu
ting the purchase To be paid In Ave annual nsismen
The Ss asnSay 9s'sa, tn; as viii become due
subject I'LL finally paid
/ he charged at only lhrr~ per cent per annnm
years interest be paid In advance and must be andesoe
tina, at last Of he land sA ysnry Dc
deducted for cash The Company' construction bonds will be
Ready Framed Baldings. which be
The se s y G into one living three
and viii complete set ground eho anywhere
building be pruporons The Com
VIII forward all the ma'eraso such building. their road
Is eevsd a, the price long credit and 10. rate Of interest
lars In cash and ordinary industry make hself independent
before all the purchase becomes In the meanine the
required experienced person
tsndS ~r''U-'
Circular. containing Of successful
signed by respectable and we'll known farmers living in the neigh
horhood Of The Raroa lands throughout the satealo the cost
by contrsc-or any 9TH. will br rry given on
aPeaton ser personally or BY letter. IN n.g French or
lend co@@i..iopsr O. nlpSl, Central S, T. T. Co.,
| ociT-8m
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Fall CAMPAIGN. 1856.
FASHJONABLE CLOTHING.
BEG leave many thanks for The liberal patronage
bsto~ upon q years. hope by
patrons merit a continuance of the
My facilities before and
tin all fair competiionl quality
<orkmanshpl low any house In line In Virginia.
My stock wi he large and at. Ny
and will q all the and desirable
patterns both and In the market respect
fully solicited from all In need At 4 VAIN SEHEET.
Nv Moro: SMALL PROFITS, LARGE sALES-GOOD ARTI-
CLEs AND SATISFACTION To THE BUYER.
SEQ IRA SMITH