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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-27
Snda Mater Apnaratus.

CfOTEfsIlNd Il fwa oras6tlfa ID so rtts Feeass
y 41lcf 81 g. es1 lssai pescb ssr. - % He's
Ne Ssaa . acfs Cal sassn 81 ga usrt q narsst ~
La G. 4 BEAfsQS's C3Nsk-fioAEsfs
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-27

IYEEP constantly o. had lsfse .ssor usns q go
n candics, Ca e. Nets Pres rtes facas-s t4 -.
-. -. fs-s Nrsrds Frui5s pa Frr!is rine APP
- Oranses Afpies, SrEa's and every hing o. -
tks iind esusiiy ~ . IN G. nite1ena e. l@nIo-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15
geleerapbif6e Sea@ribten.
8%tr16tet Tar bent,8 a I to. ~ d er.

@afbingtpn, IA. Niai. = Ser Geaat
perbonbelte beute ni6ts bon Sntere1e.
SIM pans beridtete SoneS BON Tenne6ee
iiber cine 8id, melde 6lpriba 9anb fir bic CT
bauullg BON 3 peridiepenen Giienba1nen per<
milist.
@a{bingtpn, IA. Mai. - Nud bier
ipnrpeB udaian beute Ierenabirt. @r 1agte i'm
@elentli6en Da8, mas er in Baltimore 9elagt
bate. Die Sflapenfra9e, meinte er, iei iebt
ueeiettelt." gr idien miibe unp nidt aufge@
lest 51 ipreden er lub bic 8ir9er Elm, binauf
gu fplnnlen unb Sanoe nit ibnt 81 ldiitteln,-
cine @inlabung, BON wel4er giele @ebraud
rtaHten. a@4 w
q Mafbin gto II, IA. Mui. = Bater 8i9il
iberreidte beute Dem YrdIiDeiten feline Beglau=
Reconsideration alS @elanbter be8 6libuitier8
Walfer, unD1er purDe icfprt bon peuBrdlipen=
ten e%mpfan9en. 80
Nem= . prf, IA. Mai. = General Qieute<
nant WeilarD BON Der Ser. ct. Nrtnee 1T in
ebrenppner getle BON 6en8eiduloi9uasen freiz
gelprpden ipprpeii, ipelde @rSgleutenant 6nloez
gesen i'm erbeben batte.
New 80 i I, Ia. Mai.-Gin 8lpf bon 6
nenen unbepobnten 9duiera in SrfcrDfraBe,
8rpcflpn, lit bente friib ab9ebrariit. S4apen
@t.2Dnis, 10. Mai.- Wfan idreibt benz
Demcfraten aus 9amrence, &anla8, unteri1 T.
ieien 8erpeiiungSurfbeile se8en @cuperneur
9feeber, @oup. Gpbiuicn 01Obert8, Sane unb
anOere Sreilfadtennndnner %erlalIett ircrben.
GDlum B us, ID. - 0ier GDngreBoiltrifte
elegaten 5t Der BbilaoelpbtaG Convention
iinD p~ielelben i%nitruirt, fir ben ldpar=
sen Geputlifaner @9aie 81 ifimmen. @assass
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15
@arpp6ifcbe Neacbrtcbten.

@MuSber &rim. - set benz 6. april
finb bic SdilDmuden Der glliirten pDn Der De-
martationsliuie .5uriifge5O8en, unp % f~Cmnieu
beun bic 9luiieu leiBiS gu Belude. Sic ieben
tbeilweile febr arm ullb ~absemaSert aus; bic
BferDe ibrer Sffi5iere 5eigen mebr Gnrden afS
6leiid, unD ie er5ablen ielbIf, ba6 Der 3bp6uS
in Baltfhilerai uaD Simpberrppl lfarfe @eripitz
ffuugen anridte. Die rulflden @emeinen fra
terniiren natiirlid nit ihren friberen 5ei16en,
rnS heiBt, fe trinfeu Bis CUR 8emu6tlcfigfeit.
Die Sfi3iere fCntmen germ beraber, nm Gitt<
fdufe Sn MAIDEN -pa e8 Dribeu an pielen arz
titeln, j. 9. 3ufer, gang febl, UHbrenO aubere,
ME Tbee, G~pirituOlei unD @Hanlpa9ner, I'M
rulffiden 9a8er enrruf tbeuer iub, 90 iDiro
fir Gbompasner ienleitS Der 9idefliaia Is, fir
Elm Bfnnb 9Hee 20 6rcS. oe5ublt, SeraOe baS
Dcppelte, ole bel ben Miirteu. Cont III I'M
saglilden Qaeer aQes I'M belfen 3ultuupe, bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

@rlpaten als Selfersbelfer bienteu, biraaS ins
6elD seidleppt, mo lie nit eiuem Strid eripiirgt
une IN einen @rabet sewcrfen miro. Inter
befIen lanst Der Halda Fin garna an ulb tptrb
perbaftet, allein CT leusnet freb Die Gutfiibrun9,
pereu man ibn beiduloi9t, periibt gu baben.
Ginise 5tunoen ipdter trift Der &OrfOral Elm,
ben man e~benfalS a~rretirt. Ntan rerhrrt tbn.
ST aerdtb in 8erlpirrun9, miperlpridt iia in
Ieinen Iatpcrten ullo 9eltebt enplid bic gauge
8abrbeit. Man ididt ibn unter g8fcrtea3us
rid mn er brin9t Die 2eide beg SpferS mud
Garua. Son Sonfantincpel 1T 8efebl sefDms
men, ben Baida bin3ui4ideu, Der i%npeien IOrts
fdbrt, bortnddi9 81 leu9nen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

Detroit, IA. Mai. = Sine ffarfe 8anoe
6alidmiin5er purDe amNiOutas bier perbaftet ;
fir $500 fallde 0tcten, meilten8 @anaoag9os
ten, puroen renlelben abserpmmeu.
B9ilaDelpbtu, Ia. Mai.-Der&riess~
DanPIer Susquebanna bat gefebl erbalten,
nad Niearasua gu ieseln er ieselt mOrsen ab.
8aibtn9tcn, IA. Wtai, sc beibt, Der
PrdliDent perDe tnCr9en Dem @Cnsreb pp1l tam
otee Wfittbeilunsen iiber ben StanD Der central
anterifanilden An9ele9enbeiten maiden, Der
Yrdiipent befinbet itd plfenbar in GROCER Ser
le9enbeit. Der @pn9reB iiberienoete ibm neulid
etne Sill fir gertiei Jung be8 ct. Clair 6luies
uao elmer anOern fir &eini8uns Der Nailliiippi=
MiinDnn9 CUR llnter5eidnunS uno eS ents
ltebt ieet bic 6ra8e, Db er bieie 8il unter5ei4=
men, peer, ieiuer Sctldoft pom Sanuar 1856
setreu, nit 0etO bele9eu uno 10 Dem Sipen UNI
NOrOen 5uslei6 ppr ben &opf ltpBen ipirp
Seine 6reuuDe periidern, puB er, ieinem Brin:
Sipe setreu, Elm geto uber bic 8iQ8 perbdn9er
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

Die telesrapbiiden Depeiden aus Sunlu8
baben eine srcBe 9lufre9un9 berprr9erufen
Der BrdliOent irGl Bel 2eiuns Derlelben au89ez
rufen baben: Wenn ben @eleben peS 9aupes
bemuffaeter 8iberifanb seleiltet perpe, 70 merOe
nidt8 iibri9 bleiben, al8 Der @ewalt @ewalt
ent0eoen5uItelen. sis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

IN Baltimore ben 8. Mai, Sob. Sncpb 9tl6ebranb Il
ieinenn 81. 9ebens japre, oeb. in Giten III G~burheHen;
@etDrben:
am II. Nlat, befen Gbefrau Nina Mdrta @tIbebrGui
9eb. Q4inOefer, in ibrent ii. 2ebensjabr; Fe mar eebpren Il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15
Ginsttreffenhe Gnitem .

, 9liia" pen 9iperpODl nad Repsgcrf 8. W1ai
: Sutton" Dpn Sapre mad Nem= Yprf Z. Mioi
vGanaba" bon liverpool mad 8Ofon 10. Stat
) Baltic, BON QiuerpDDl mad Mew-O. IA. Mai
rGfrica" BON 2iperporl mad , IL. Wfoi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15
Mbsnaebenoe Soften.

Mb5ngebeu6e Soften. &
Sermaun BON q. -OUrf uad Bremen II. Mfai
Amerifa, BON Bottom nad liverpool 21. Wtdi
Ntlantic, prn Nep=gOrf mad QiUerpcOl "a. Wiai
Nlia, BON Nem=Yorf nad Qiperpccl %. Mlai
Sutton, ppn N.zgcrf nah Sarre 81. Mloi.
&~MAEMW
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15
Sir 5du9maderi
CATER nno 5dn1s0ber s9e6e

gatsnts2 eber,a frdns6ftfaesun sufftfdes
9albste5sr, fran5Nfi4es unb tirfl3es 5affsn @iter.
Rib, @easleeer, later. Buhbtnbers, BUFF, Nc6z, Stirttns.
unb Spb-qeber, Wummt-E Sud fir @aiters, SfiSsrS unb sic.
lpsrs fur ga6biaoer 8appsns unb &pHermeAr, 8adbinpeF.
Meta Sberieber fur gGube nnb @aiters lit Das tefs in bei
5tatt unD fpirD pDn ben eriten @erif6tten sebrau6t. Dafeit,
rbielt bic erfe Wramie bel her legtenMnsf dung i'm Nlarp ionpD
SnftIur. Dapip Gtarbman,
13fe6nt S.sW.-Gde BON Calvert unb Qerabarha
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

Sic neue oenti6e 2eOerbanOlung

2pui8 SerDdttu8,
RI. z 9arrHf ens swtfden BaIttut NJ II. EapetteR 4.
(etne Sreppe bod
napfebft ibren retGen 0prrotb BON alien %rten GcbIens unb
0bfrleoer, ais Ralttenfr, 8tp Sber+9eber. Buhleeer, pferSele
Der, Datnt- 8albfeae, lcpte ale Sprten son Q!atnaS unO @lus
;tnss ub cine erOBe NaSUabl ron eema item Slfefell6cften.
gDrlauen uno ausseitr 'tteaem 60 tleuleber ben 6bubma-
bern auf Dos NueeIeeeus bite, ba aae biele Qeberarten bier Bill
Tiger ais troenb fOnif 81 paben anb.
5remee. Die nnfsre Stabt 6eluben ub Gintaufe tn rbenSe-
tannten Mrtifein at MAIDEN haben, perben einaeiaeen, In SIR. z
parriiunfrabe, 1 SrspFe Sr4, ssrIaipre&en, DspUr fs wU an.
lers fdufen. Sal
16inS Qput6 6ertattus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

8tlliser, a1sba8 Bi1fi8fe!
Saiter uuD Nateut Gber > &eDeri
Mler Sorten
Mr.. as sab:Galpertfra6e, 1 Itdr auterb alb
4pmtarbfraBe Baltimore.
OaS btllt9lte 9eoer IN Der StaDt pirD am cbt4
gen Blabe Derfauft!
M~aDnar6 nu0 MDfe,
SrO6. unb 3iein-9dnoler tn 2eber, Grimutinas unb Einbtues.
patent-9eSsr, @ummt.7 nd fir @pnsre6>Gohers frona5fs
f6es &albleSer, fransbfids qafines, Gttu. @ultlebsr, unferey
sigeuen s5earbeitune eneiif9e Qafigs, BuFzOberlebsr Sbers
~Aip<9sber, 6emlpd-Spblenlsher, Saf-@Sblen<Qebsr pfroe-
aei@irr. unb 3aset aeper, itaIieniibes Eud ginbinas aasr
art 8sias, feibens nnS baunrOaens Faces, S&ut- unb Stte-
lelsQetfen unb ale fpnft8cn S6ubmadgr> 3atEnten.
Gbenfp elm erOBss enforcement maferbtdter Rprflpblen, rels
"a pir 5a Sabrifpreifen pe%rfaufen.
Same u. Matntr6au erbsr.
u3 3mt .. Mcfe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

ii BEN &Iter rem IA Ste II 5ebren, Ter gut Nsutfd unb eng
ttt9 th c ben une Ielen Ian wir5 ustes drnebmteren 8gbtu
eungea entpsber ais Qebiltng rner nur emf peiien auut Iusbs
zen eeludt, tn Der 9af. ua6 Sots Druderet ppn
3uH3fGe unt 80 f65 MdrftfroBe,
5wtfhen Galrerf. Enp g. pau
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Nerlanst peroen

Serla18t peroen.
Zine cute Watterin, tue on@ ein psrtsiratteer Mana. I'M nu
Garnt 81 arbetten fe ne 6rau mug Riben unb @eRi8e
perfebsn. N6beres 3u srfraBen 1iS Sf 9aItp. st
&dt rpn M6autft. 14mda-
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Neue 0m3ei0em.
c. Sin beutidlet anabe.

A8-5ar prn. @altap Iet Elm Brief aaf Der
Office.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-15

W WgEtHNBl+
Gin Wldbden; nm ff siqe fleine 5annilie bic fGuelt4sn Mr.
bettia su ~beiVrsen. Na6Mfraeen In Nr.46 @arf Sr.
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mnrDen, fDte 9eptd9flg Die Eaplfd@
D uno Mrbeit8frdften lein mS9efl,
d. N~u8panDernns p~erlpren 9in9ett,
rad sleidt iid Der Slip mieoer aus,
Il sertdtli6en 8erfdufe peridwinben
3eituasen, ltliD Die Sitter, welde Dor
4 Sahren gu SpcttpreiI en fell 9ebcten
n, itei9en .mieOer im.iBertbe. Da bei-
feline Santilie i'm 2anpe 5u finoeu, frel4e
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09
NORTH Carolina Six Per Cen, Stat. Ro,a.
TRsAsuRr DsrAR,x.Nr, N. c.,

TRAAsURT DnPARYNENr, N. c.,
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE 1SEfi III
Dat this office until 10 O'clock A. NJ 10th of Eebv na1t
for the purchase Of Of Bonds issued by the Stat
OF North Carolina They will bear date january LIST 1855
Preposa. will BE- received for the purchase of s15
will run thirty years. " A''' ""u
Both closes Of Bonds will have coupons attached for in
terest at six cent per annum on the of
.nd !n in each both principal and
York unless where the party prefers have them payable
Ut the Treasury Of the State Ct North Carolina.
They will 30 issued in Of 81 900 They are exprcss
" exempted from taxation for any purpose
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
eigh, N. C. - - - -'"''
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the accep.
ta.se q their bids deposits amount of their bids
tne eccf1ed interest TO the credit of undersigned
m either the Bsnk Of the Republic New York. the Bank
" rns n o. or the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh
OF accepting sde bids in whole or in part az
e asems1 most adysntaEeous to reserved
SecrsAy and Of State and the President oi
sne bank OF the state. D. w. COURTS.
s,.,A.. -. Public 1teGsatw.
ss ssns NJ NoS. It'd.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN wEEKLYi
THE sPECFAEOR:
IS WASHINGTON clFYyD. C.

IN II -, kxOp4
WASHINGTON ClFs .. c:
ArAAiIr JOURNAL or llrERArunl AND sEws ron SOUTH
READERs
TIME SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
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The weekly newspapers Of BsoD, New York. and Phiia
delpa have swept like food that part Of the nation
south Of Mason and Dxons Line many of them CARRYING
cncatip to greater less extent doctrines injurious
southern institutions This dependence Of the mass Of
southern readers should be thrown 0F-and it is believed
would have been long ago, if there had been facilities in
the South for the publication of first class literary papers,
s.-." THE SPECTATOR,
Is published by gentleman who has long been connected
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Literature Science and the Arts; to the editors
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THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
LAND AND TOWN PROP
ii ERTY FOR SALE.=SEYEN uIINnREn 4 IN

FO1t SALEs-SEt EN- HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES OF LAND within one mile of
the City of Raleigh 250 900 of which are the finest and
most productive low grounds in the State offered for
sale. The cleared ground is in fine till the land to be
cleared is wooded grounds This situation is we'll known
to many of the citizens of North Carolina but invite can
talists from any where and be competitors for this
estate life time will pass before such OPPORTUNITY
will again be presented for a valuable purchase
l have just erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upoa the premises The Mills can he
seen from the Dwelling House. and therefore all the
time under the proprieors observation The Mills are sum
ported BY the best stream that anywhere be found and
will never lack for water being supplied by Canal well
constructed upwords of 5000 yards length and 10 feat
vide With standing head, 17 feet wheel and feet
Below this MIL and within 400 yards another water now
er can be employed using the waer and in addition
three other good and constant streams 10 foot oyershot
or IN foot breast could be employed any
An extensive varied and choice Orchard is attached to
premises, WIG
Further description Of this property is deemed needes.
Persons desiring to purchase will it is their inter
estto call and examine When they do So thew will he
better pleased than BY reading the above.
The TOWN PROPERTY consists Of a convenient and
we'll located lot with DWELLING HOUSE of six roan,s
near the Central Bail Road Depot and other vacant lots
The Town property and other lots adjoining the ctv will
b cold at public auction Tuesday Of our next Feharv
Court not previously disposed Of Terms: one
the other half in lx months, with bond and onnrovsd
seearity Allof which may BY on application on
,,,o-o WILLIAM F. COLLINS
A o.n. !. .ooo. .--. It'd.
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856.
VUlHE PUBLIC MAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
IL BCIWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
but whether II is perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards matters littlethe facts The British
hold Malta anu Gibraltar. llegoand in the Baltic Cupe
town and Ceyon the South and East seas Falkland at
Cape Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bermu
das off Cape Haterask and Mosquito of the Caribbean
sealbereby commanding the world Of waters; no,w'th
standing all this lavens still, Continues to put ~" and Pn.
of fegivng neamens done up and done down and done
brown ambrotypic mczzogrphr photographic and da-
guerreoypc styles ndelibe color and pure tint,
that e,ernaly child may recognize his rela
tvcs, and even Towser know his master
+. 5. Call immediately and be satisfied for once.
At the HAVEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street No II Raleigh G
January 70, 1856 LIFT.
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BOOKER & COLE,
(South-We Corner of Market SQUARE,

FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. c.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
the entire interest of Gully Booker will continue
to keep ON hand a,e, mer and sceU sected stock of
Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Sole and Upper
Leather, u good assortment of Hardwares &C. &c
Together with large and well-selected stock of
Groceries, such as the following articles: La
Pulverised, and Brown Sugars, Teas
of various brands and qualities, good
assortment Of Soaps, Bacon Lard Flour, Meal,
and corn, with many other articles too numerous
to mention-indeed, everything usually kept in such
an establishment.
We return sincere thanks to the public for fhe ba
81 patronage bestowed on our preecessorssnd hope 10
merit . continuance of the same. = - :.
q Gire rs a call and examine our .Syock for ,o,r.
setues. a
Our motto is e7- aau,cx SALES AND SMALL psor1n ron
cAsH.-9 .-Ees1Es ~, Is -. -
s.szs--- p p BOOKER.
.z.,,s.s, ssss1 49, La J. w. COLE.
- esa veg January = 1893. 'sxM
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All subscription and communications on business should
be addressed TO the undersigned at Washington D. C.
AUG +. HARVEY Co.
Washington City, May 90. 1885. 81
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SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
DURsUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST, MADE TO
IL me by W. King. shall sell to the highest bidder,
Al the Court House door, in the City of Raleigh the
2nd day Of February next at p o'clock NJ the House and
lot now occupied by W; King, Newborn Street, op-
% feet Newborn Street and back 100 feet The
House IS new and we'll finished two story building, and
is located in desirable part Of the City Terms Of sale
will be cash, unless directed by the creditors of w.
King to give a credit.
q. H. ROGERS, Trustee.
Jan. II, 1856. I'D
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FORMERLY MRS. EoRDEy's,
Vest Side Rais,vod.

iionnhsLf MRS EoRDEys)
Vest Side Rais,yoi
m Gold sb0rOugh
luis extensive and well known nnbo 49,:
beeh purchased and re,u,ened nv , psiment has
reception OF guests the 41h inst forhe
oen rs P'easantiy and conveniently situated :, ..
Ticket Offices, of the Wiminrton ana EST of the
Centerai Railroad Companies wher tha "eid"n and the
81 "' anu el'ai IRE. and where rAyrHrnI sup On ther
BE IN WAITING 10 take baggage and g;a s'eRvAN1s
uonS as the traveller .nay rairn ""cn other attea.
urt ro,, I.L mas o'en reinodelled rep,ir., and -
throughout with New Furure sesc,a and furnished
ana arranged with eye single t tb special care
ua' guess or permanent boarder '''f's 81 the Cas-
Will ~ THE TABLE
III HI lich'y furnished with the substantial, q,
marks, viii vi ae seasons Foreign as well a dn.
when VIII De served up in the best stvie h. supply,
ing and well ,l.sned servants IT, ny orderly obig.
WI, l.. THE BAR
WI &c " otoIenouse of the best Wines and r.:
t%r,.ei Dy a gentleman of COURTESY and ;",H ana
,.nonghly acquainted with his business nu integrity,
knowledge OF what is due to the ryht the
p"o"c' US well as to himself and his ,I 'orS u the
which o-o ,, The STABLES
wi, mn'en are among the best in the STATE b.r, .
e AeeP'ng OF skillful and careful ,. e' paced
ns,ie !; ms cure the best and n,us m s a
ana II VIII be among the chief caro- e
Tor TO see that horses Of his gn.st es OF the prpe-
oughly groomed. s"es'S oe well fed and thor.
ms entire establishment has been ,,,.,, ,
~ course !, m expense, and it will be the l"Snro
dor The Hs =; oe ,ne interest of the subscribe m r,
he therefrc trusts that u p,nernn " my IN the country
G t; IN npe!a patronage heretofore eS,mdI w au
"niie under the care of its f,rnar 10 TINS
Union. 'eority throughout the entire
August "A. 1858 H. r. NIXON.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED TO CANAL NUT.
IL BUSH Greek, commencing at the bridge OH the road
leading from WILLIAMSBURG to Warrenon, thence up the
creek about four miles.
1t is proposed to saghen the channel Of the creek
practicable, by cutting canal the bends
feet wide top, siuping Is feet botiU-the
age depth about out the old channel where
ii is nearly straight.
Persons wishing to contract requested to view the
ground, and o.make proposals both for the csnang and
clearing out.
Any communication addressed to JAMES TURNER,
WILLIAMSBURG Granville Co., n. g., will receive prompt
attention
January IL, 1856. l7-lm.