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BY EMERSON BENNETT.

We Doctors some times meet with
strange adventures once said to me a
distinguished physician, with whom | was
on terms of intimacy.
4 have often thought , replied that
the secrp, history of some ofyour profess
sion, if written out in detail, would make
work of thrilling interest
L do not know that exactly agree with
you in regard to detail, rejoined my
frined; for we medical men, like every
one else, meet with a great deaI that is
common place, and therefore not worthy
Of being recorded but grant us the priyl'
lege of your novelists, TO select our char
acter and scenes. and work them into a
kind of plot, with a striking demoumTn',
and | doubt not many Of US could give
you romance in real life comprising
only what we have seen, which would
equal, il not surpass, anything you ever
met in the way OF fclon By the bye |,
believe | never toldAyou Of that most
strange and romantic adventure Of my
lfeP
You never told me ofany Of your ADJ
ventures, Doctor, replied; but iGyoLd
have story to tell you will fnd
eager listener
tsVery well, then as have few.
utes 10 spare | will tell you one no
,ly romantic, more jneIediBly1
II may so speak ~ -
4 ~ NJ Y Sg,,,,..i - phnE
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6rA Celebrated MUSICIAN, boastin2I
al dfuner that he csred bis own hams,
one OF his guests observed, .4loclor, [
would sooner be your ham than yoar pa.
ien.
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nT We shouId be cGuti5ds
dulge in the feeling Of a yirHodS
DaHon II is the handsome br0iYl
anger and hatred
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,as a student | was lutte
III, inexperienced, aud inclined to be
ffhad and sentimental, and well do | re-
member the horror 1 experienced, when
|one Of the senior students, under pretenCe
Of showing me the beauties of The inspilu-
lien, suddenly thrust me into the disSec-
ting room among several dead bodies, and
closed the door upon me; nor do | forget
how my screcches of terror and pray erS
ofrelease from that awful place, made me
the laughing stock of nay older compan-
ions. -
Ridicule is hard thing 10 bear; the
coward becomes brave to escape it; and
the brave man fears it more than he would
a belching cannon | suffered from it ill
| could bear ii no more; and wrought up
10 pitch of desperation, | demanded to
know what might do 10 redeem my
character, and gain an honorable footing
among my fellow students.
Il will tell you, said one with his eyes
sparkling with mischief; if you will go at
lne n1unlSht hour, ana ulS up suDJecI,
and tlke it to your room, and remain alone
with 1t till morning, we will 1T you off,
and never say another word about your
womnaly fright
| shuddered. 1t was a fearful alter
native; but it seemed less terrible to suf-
fer all the horrors that might be concen-
traled into single night. than to bear
day after day, the jeers of my oOmpan-
ionsf
where shall | 90, and when?' was my
timid inquiry; and the very thought of
such an adventure made my blood run
cold.
To the Eastern Cemetery tonight, al
twelve clock, replied my tormenter,
fixing his keen, black eyes upon me, and
| allowing bis thin lips, to curl with smile
Cot Buts&kltat IL The mao. ~ sch
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IBBS * HE IL f d,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

NO 2, BUCKEYE BLOCK, FRONT STREET, SIGN OF
THE GOLDEN ANVIL, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
Fine Cutlery and Plated Ware, Looking
Glasses, Clocks Building Materials, Carpen-
ter's, Blacksmith's and Cooper's Tools, Leaf
Pipe, Shovcs, Maltocks, Picks, Sedges, Crow
bars, Steel, Iron and Nails.
l September 81 1855 27-y
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H. H. ADAMS & Co
HE EENMaD w "a H.
DIR II. ADAMS,
PHYSICIAN& q SURGEON,

Has removed his 0foe to the second story room in
D. Radcfes part of the Commercial Buildings
entrance one door above d. Leach's store, offers his
professional services to the citizens of Jackson and
vicinity. .4y He will also attend to all business as
Justice of the Peace, that is entrusted to his care
with accuracy. jackson. may |, '56. 6tf
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0TThe young man
an angel in book q
with term giant 10 nod
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NUMBER SO.

E1-The New York Post anAounccl
that the famous delaulter Slmuel
wouth, is hOpelessly i'll. -
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Great ci5d / shriskod, Ind fell back
into a swoon.
How long lay unconsc bus | do not
know, but when | came to q yself again,
it isa marvel to me that, my excited
state, did not lose my senses ltogetber,
AMI .hascme the tenant Of q y d lTQgse !
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their speed 10 Keep me within hallng dis
Lance'
The first | remember distinctly, after
getting tp my room, was finding myself
awake in bed, with dim consciousness
of something horrible having happened
though what, for some minutes, | cou d
not for the life of me recolect. Gradual
y however, the truth dawned upon me;
and then felta cold perspiration start
rom every pore, at the thought that per-
aaps was occupying a room alone with
corpse. The room was not dark there
were few emberS in the CRATE that threw
outa ruddy light; and fearfully raising
my head, glanced quickly and timidly
around
And there--there on the floor, against
the right hand wall. but few feet from
mc-there, sure enough, lay the cold,
still corpse, robed in its white shroud,
with a CLEAN Of freight resting upon its
ghastly face, which to my excited fancy
seemed to move, id tim We? | was
gazing upon!it; thElIedsand fascinated
with an undescribabl& terror, when as
sure assI see you now, fhaw the lids of
its eyes Apclose, and saw il breast 1eave
and hz Nsthed moan.
Great G5d shrskod, Md fell back
into Swoon.
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f1,a For. isaIe.

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SuyHE LARGE AND xGE lnENT FARM Known
IL the Caddo Place containing tweR Rthoessrd sight
hundred e. 8OO) acres about 300 acres tdna and
the balance well tmbered end the whole mostly rich
luval bottom. On the farm good and twJ
story brick house, double brick house.
good double roon,ed frame hOise with Black
smith shop and wagon mailing shop and negro quarfc's
sufficient to accommodate fifty hands. There
is also the place good cotton house and Press ad
excellent h mill and cribs barns and stables Tho
Caddo meanders through the whole Il 1Gh of the
tract Therei we'll of khug and exceenf wale'
in the house yard with milk house attached and aphn-
did garden lo There several good springs on tbc place.
the house. The Military Road the great western thoro -
fare to Texas, by the house This is ae Of the
and most desirable places in southwestern Ii
is situate about four miles from Arkadephia, the oHy
town Of Clark county. !. 49,
River navigabe stream, partly botton and partly ap
land with sixty seventy opened The attention 1
persons ntending1o settle in Arkansis sinvited ~
lands. & y r..
Also one Thousand and forty (lo4o) acres Of sapctr
Black lands situated in Clark county Immediately on o
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line, and six miles frUn
navigation, of this tract cleared land as
Aisn hundred (9O0 lying in Clark county.
about half buofn and half uplands, unc miles frT wtftr
navigation and four miles fou Rail Road line. Oneaau-
dred QOO) acres of this tract opened land. fs% ~
Also thousand three hundred and forty QS4Q
ed, andsthe balance good upland.
Also Thousand eight hundred 8o0) acres, iyirgI,
Clark county. 100 acres opened; mosyarich bottom lands
and not subject to inundafion. es.g.ts4f -:
All the above lands finely Tmbsred and Watere :,
For further particulars agplyE ES tS; R.RKM.N -
-ls-.. e. .a@ Arkadcphia. ArkansaA b
Sent 1G, 1884, ~ rs.. s.5s:y;..t-.54,sF m,-tsts
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ROR SPRING rRADEWE

- SALE AND REfAH.--We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which we will sell as low other establishment
South of New York. and for less price they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All Of our purchases having been made from the Impor
the advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from
places in to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy lose by giving stock
an examination and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below of
the leading articles viz: .s- r., 'ft-5.
20 dozen Of Crawords Calf Skins this maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1857
40 dozen French Skins, best quality
: 40 :" American Calf Skins, " 2, -.i -
90 Lining and Binding Skins a-,...
10 Morocco Skins, . g.. 80. -.
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
so Band Leather,
Lasts BootTrees, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles too
Saddery. F. A. &R H. FORD.
B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May 5, 1859. --,,g IT,
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-. sl,.WIEL R4sQl1,x ..,.,. -
s.1gelfs ssfa IL eillianaay mn ASHn1AE 0easAsA

1 80 49, ss-T = ri Na11ual rr 81 Asssa =
Az. s|s5 q! s5:IS|f 9ga ss.s3:., a5se e! e
s ssnss trsss, .eoosa1 atsslsa n I'LL. Lssd-
LsAa hssssy duabe5ssd,s g. S6i5 cs -
sola q of so -.
snpsn North RyssAnSch:
snsss a,s VII i Si;asa il "
seoa lsndisk e s.eh, division e e;
good dwelling Kitchen, bsiis &o 0ne
sd well sdsptsa 3 sQsp FheA e The =. he'e.ss ~
psssS YIN p'ns sss 81 miles ton
xelI ssnbesgd ish sypesss, q mi 3 s
Holland tractof 80 aeres, ope I'D sshsf h,iles 0l
Kempsyliess 90 acres cleared kelplqe in weod: ,{Cr
Another tract. one and hals Ils nom g
trsct purchased from sSss ST Jua Fstt g.,
a, One tract, in Eastern Shors Swamp - an
ing the lands of Mr., Gregory. ~ 7a :.
One tract on Lnkhorn Bay Of % scTes sssss
The balance IN good pine timber ith IN 10y
:. 0as tract mean Ainnaos oauroh of
land. ~ - 4fss s 40 $50 s.+, s. 30.
lands Of Wilson Whfteharss and Mrs,
growth Of young oak timber x <sE i, 9 - 49, -
s Two small farms; al, ,Wset Neck biides baaeses sA
One tract Of so acres in Punec g. e,
AlInapd tract of s9o .joning she Lands q eps
One track in Norfolk county II 50 acrss Elbow rad,
adjoining the lands Of Stephen Tstsn, Esq.
snlali Farm. Lambert Point, in view Of Haptn
roads, with sundry other places Of land. III
Also 90 lots of lands of EACH situated at Te-
mus Of Canal ut North Landing. y is 81 -
further description 10 deemed unnecessary. Persons
Thomson, or Edward Foster, at Kempsyille ssS: .sA
TERMS-One-third cash. balxncc iu equal install.
ments Of one and two years ! b. -. - ,,rrss
kQP =
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RALEIGH & GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR II. r.. Office,

7.
4 THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD IS NOW
completed to Charlotte notice is hereby given that
transportation the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad will be
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh Owned jointly by the two Companes)
charge and goods designed for the western and
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg Ports
mouth, except on way freight which must be paid in ad
delivery of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents of
the Company to give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce. .....
Owners shippers goods requested have them
distinctly Marked that their destination may be known
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
IS
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Town Property for sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE NY HOUSE AND LOT IN
the Citv of Raleigh situated the of Martin
and Salisbury streets few minutes walk from the market
and one square west Of Fayetteville street. Thecte ls
convenient one for private residence having attached
pood sized garden and sufficiently centra for basiness
Of any kind For terms apply to the Ct hs res
idence. sr g 9sSe <fgs ~. ~ n, 81
Rsieioh Sept'r IS 1856. gsae,... 86:.-lrh. 4
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
UNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAV-
II ING made arrangements with the Raleigh CASTOR
Rail Road Company and re-esabshed their Office in Raj
egh n c. prepared to transport Freight Specie,
Banknotes, and parcels of every description to and from
oil the principal Cities North, South and West of Raleigh,
at the most reasonable rates.
Also the following stations the line of the Raleigh
Gasten railroad: to Franknton Henderson, Warrenton,
CASTOR 4 Weldon 49,. {
The Express will with the speed and regularity Of
the mails and in charge Of special messengers. -
WIN. WHITE Jr. Agent
Office at the old stand, near the Marlborough House.
Sept. 2, 1885, ....- ST.
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THOMAS 8. GILLIAN,

ho,s Steel and Metal Rorehouse No. 81, Bo1ingbrook St.
PETERSBURG, VA I-es I.s-..s
HAVE EsTABLlsED MYSELF FOR THE TRANS
action of General Iron, Steel, and Metal Business,
and invite the attention of Virginia and
large and varied being such
as will enable sell at the lowest rates Railroads
it to their interest examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. II .os.l > ~. r. q
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to:
5sss.ssse5.sssE f THOMAS S. GILLIAN
Sept. s. 1885. sa-swSm
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NOR THE sICK.-RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
Il Starch, Tapoca Sago Arrow Root and Gelaliue, in
0''' WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
GOOD ADVICE ABOUT PIANOS !-MUsIC
u IN HOUSE!!-A house without Music, is like
without % IT, and
everywhere in nature and only absent from the lips and
souls of those who fit for treason, stratages and
spoils So young ladies' insist at upon your Papa
buying Piano from T. r NASH of Petersburg although
You may not be able to play than Polka Negro
The above is good advice You can always find about
40 select Pianos at the lowest prices with al the ysTou'
Piano Forte Wareroom Sycamore Of street,
Petersburg, Va
Aug. 26, 1856. - S0-swtf
LOUIS e. HENRY, -.
Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH N. c., -e.-.
Will practice in the County Courts of Wake and the ad
Aug. &C. 1856. e0-sw6n.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, +
FAYErTEv1LLE ST., RALEIGH, N. c.
in M and
July ], 1856 - .66Etf.
THOMAS WH,rE, PR. DAvp, W. Il. HARDEz
WHITE, DAVIS & HARDEE,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers
.5>ta in Guano, . ',st*f ''-'- .
PETERSBURG, VA -.
sept.sso. 1855. ST..
f.AMTwELL,,ssa JgsrIcE-THE NORTH s CARO- so
and designed to take the place of Swams Justice Price
% - f'''1s' - >'''' - : - W. L. PoMERoY.
August 90, 1856 81.
DICHMOND IN BY.GONE DAYS; BEING REM
| H iniscences Of An Old Citizen. 4, o.
sa Sn syG ES
Your little volume was particularly acceptable TO me
"Richmend ia by.gona days was Riehmoaa e kpsE It
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u EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
n when sent by mail As cents For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS so. = --
w. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms 1redell Executors and Law Books gen.
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January H. 1856. IL
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Bricksl Tricks Bricks


Bricks! Ericks!! Bricks!!
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENT NJ I
IL arrar. .-nlents for carrying on the BRlCk-MAklNG
or e Ip an dsvery during the ensuing of from
one to tco million of Bricks of the best quality and at such
Orders from distance will be promptly attended and
bricks delivered at either OF the DePos II dssirea
Raleigh March Z, 1866. so-tf
Ey- Register copy.
A MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
s S Of the ehep rSsas
nsrs'0'0'S "'s'' anu ''''' ''' PEscUD & GATL1NG.
OPPOSITE the Masonic nIeo Ledge; Sv ,r,,r
NH and Talow Candles Nails of all sizes for common
use Crockery and tin ware and shapes snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars Mee! and Flour Corn and Peas and
Of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country PrOduce
for which the highest market prices will be paid
April %. 1856. -45--
r EWIs, PURE LEAD.-A LARGE SUPPLY
L. Lewis Pure Lead, just received and for sale 6y
March 1s, 1855. "a
-.., :, INSANE S5ISE ASXhUM. AsHEE MAJ FORTY Al.
a16E i PhTfESTs can now Be
Applications can be made to the Physician and sSgs,in
Raleigh, April 4th, 1885, A-.f
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF SIENNA FIGS, FOR
"A costveness sick headache, &C.: ust received at ID
Drug Store of WllALlAMo q la MyOO. =
-NsANE AsYIUM.-O BY THE BOARD
of Commissioners of the Lupatc Asylum that hereafter
those persons who desire to visit this Institution must
40 on Thursday every week only Visitors any other
day will not be able gain adittance into the institution
unless provided with written permission from one OF the
Commissioners the attending Physician 1t is also
directed by the that all should abb
from walking riding either for pleasure .,
buildings as such things sources Of annoyance and dis
sI1S.,o. gSt:, ~ III ~ Iess . 6S-swtf. &
nTHW BOOKs.-ENGLIsH TRAITS BY RALPH
1Y;Wad Emerson. ~ ~. ,,L ,..S,
The Last Of the Foresers by Jno Estor Coos anthor
4 Of Virginia Comideans .e5S
/ The fifs and Adventures Of James p Beckwourth
i Irvine's life Of Washington. vol.1 and . !zmo.
The baked Head and oil stories, being No. p modern
| story teller For sale by pnurpnv
I September 15 1856. s4 - So lso---
nEA COPIES OF HARPER FOB 9CT9BER 9E
AeyU Just received at PONAfVi. q.
September 20, 16U6. .;s..es es- g.,
IT. 4-sas sss sasstssFFft ~
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State of ,,srties in the House OF representatives.
The following list of the members Of the present
House of Representatives, with the political parties
into which they are divided, will be found worthy
of preservation:
g. M HSeneser X,sseiton, K Ms Thomas j. D. Fuller D.
~, Neo Hnmpshirs: s1ar " z,.,o, xx
g. aaron H Crdgin, K. ~
!. james Nsaeaans =. Justin s. AorriA, K. N,
3. A1rd6 SaJin.
Massachusetts,. .,..--. 49,
4ssst ss. $751; $s e T. sg 9s';s az 4
Linus 5. Consins, K n, 8. Asrandsr Re Wstt; KM,
II. Aark z1gtton, r. ~
Rhode Island.
l. hat'ania B. Du-tse Z: NJ. Bey. B. 7au'sto", T. A'
Coqnecticut
5zs als esas Rees; K = sSg Tgas pa e A R. e.
? 81 Is s. SShqaahan, X n, is. zx.aa. Z, Horton,
aHn GIy K kc me91 L. - iona A. 4sgaa4ss9n ga4atss.o IN
Thos R Whitney, K. q. f. Hsary 2sas'1s ass9 <
3Ss" Hess wess!s . K & H. e. e. 4eas ka,. 4 % sss M
Esys1d s cesi naiS" <. T. 49, g 1s;. zss 4 gsssg %
i ss.i 1ss Msg Ms.1a n, e. e. 1ss,1ss ss g,zs ss,S
~ lillian Miller, K ~, 49, William IT. kelsey,
~. Russel Sage X ~, 20. John Wiuianas, d.,
"a. S1nud Dickson 80. Benianain Pyinge,
10 Edero,d Dodd KIN, 81. Thomas T. Fsagtes, X. N.
IT, George a. Simmons, 90. Solomon G.. Haven K.N,
33. E5sacis s. Ed0adrds, X. NJ ~
Ne,o Jersey. .'
Isaiah D. Ga,csm, K ~, 8. Jaaaes Bishop, K. ~,
Geofye R. Robtins, X ~, 4. George Vail, d,
5. Ahr. G. NJ Pennington, X a.
Pennsylvania =
T. Jhopas % yl:l B: FoTsnse d. 49, Ass Pscker D, -
5. William Mils ard, K. NILS. .osn J. Pearce, X ~,
=. Jacob Broom, K N, l6. Lenuuel Todd, X NJ,
8. John Cadwalader D. IT, Daod r. sPo6ison k A.
s. John Hickman, D.. 10. John r. Elie, K N, -
L. s. e. Bradshaw, K ~, 10. John GSode, KIN,
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MUTUAL fNsUR RANCE CO,
" At the end of Three Years such has the care and
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such Capital in cash and notes. that we haye no hes
ns 81 he
Company oeng in the Western part Of the State where
At the last annual Meeting the following officers were
elected. 5..... - z,. e; - 3e}43s,ga.;as :,
$50: - s. g. COFFIN, Vice President =
RETEf T cARAsN;! ARAMs sssy ssg lgss, gssssu'sr
Mendenhall, VIM: s. Rem Rev: g !; Deems james N.
{. Cole B r weirs arsen.s ugh; 4 F: Ily. w.dss:
borough, e DR. s. G.. Co1in Jan. own Joshua Taxloe,
VIM nsa VII iGhn hs.
Plymouth Robert Troy, Lamberon; Dr.. R. H. Scales,
All Communications should be directed to the Secretary
August 6. 1854. 80 7-H
TRVINGs' WASHINGTON, VOL. III, READY
- Tor delivery to subscribers, at - Il POMEROYS.
june %, 1885,. 90 --l 5r.n a-la gs.F 63-sw.
DERFUMERY AND sOAPs.lEsCUD, l.
e%ery aud Emoen Saps ny yaeV
for little money ,-... e. .,. %. - -- -
ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
OlNG purchased the above Hotel of r. Nichols, Esq,
It as a
the most fasdious. They intend it for first class
mousse lis Sltuatl0n being on King street, which the
principal thorOu 10 and from the DepOrt of the N c.
Railroad and by far the handsomes street the town. Of
fers inducements to the visitors and soourner which
be found elsewhere in the place. Our rooms table and
bes will both and horse with the
comfortable home. - '.'.+ II ;' '.--
We shall keep no bar a.
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country will find rooms especially adapted
to their convenience.
We hope to receive what determined to inertia
liberal share of patronage. y
H. c. STROUD 4 co.
Hllsboro'. N. c., June 20, 1856 6l-swtf
KEMP r. BATTLE, IT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
s-E FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH N. C..
Will attend the Courts of Wake and Franklin and the
Terms Of the Supreme and Federal Courts. ',+.a.
July !, 1856. 6G-H.
tB Register copy. -'
MANTEO MILLS.
VuNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
IL Neuse River in the county Of Wake, will be offered
for sale POSITIVELY at the Court House in Raleigh
Thursday the 18th October next
The property contains all necessary buildings and fix.
lures for Paper Grist, and Saw MILL and has unbOunded
command of water.
particular description is deemed unnecessary
desiring purchase will of wish the
property which will be shuwn by person residing the
| premises -. -...-...-
Terms, which will be liberal made known day of sale
Undoubted title will be made to the purchasers.
! GEO. w. MORDECAI,
| For self and others.
Raleigh, July a. 1856. 7l-swtd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22
A. N. LEWIS,

.-'-- -.r .-e A. N. LEWIS, 'Ht- L.t
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO
lNl FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his Office his resi-
dence north of the Capitol on Halifax Street.
Raleigh, July II. 1885, 66-tf