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Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

70 The bill granting lands to Louisiana
to aid IN the construction of railroads, which
had previously passed the House, has also
passed the Senate. and only awaits the
signature of the President to become law
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18
New ORLEANS, June 8.

The American candidate for Mayor was
elected by two thousand majority, Inc
whole ticket except two Aldermen is elect
ed. Several fights and stabbing-none ia.
tal-yesterday evening, PentiteDtiary al
Baton Rouge partly destroyed by fire
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

u The Red River steamer Rosa, Can't.
Withenbury, struck log and sunk about
twenty miles above Campte on the 9Th inst.
She was so badly broken that there is no
probability that she will be raised.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

An immense Kansas meeting, supposed
to have been attended by ten thousand per-
sons. was recently held at Chicago ovel
$4,000 was subscribed for the relief OF tho
Free State men in Kansas. and numerous
six-shooters. Sbarpe's rifles, revolvers, @c'
were added to the list.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

The radical Abolition Convention recent.
ly held at Syracuse. New York, nominated
Gerrlt Smith of that state for President, and
Samuel Mcfarland of PENNSYLVANIA for
Vice President. Lucy Stone Blackwell
was present and addressed the meeting.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

CoNcERT-The Carncross Troupe, we'll
known throughout the South and West, gave
three concerts during last week at this place.
1t Is unnecessary for US to say anything
more In their favor, than that they drew
large crowds on each night, and gave full
satisfaction. They are well worth going to
see, and We commend them to public pat
Danage-
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18
~We are informed that tho l;ce Or

70 We are informed that the lice are
doing some little injury to the cotton on the
black lands of this county. No serious
damage is apprehended, however. The
fears that the cut worm would injure the
crops IN our county. to which we referred
in our paper of the 18th May, we are happy
to say were to great extent unfounded
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

Should any part of this arrangement be
changed. by mutual consent, or the sug-
gestion of friends, timely notice will be
given.
We have cheering accounts from all por-
tions of the State where our candidates have
been as yet. In our next, We will refer to
the State canvass more particularly. Gen.
Yell is making telling speeches in the West.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

% Prof Wilson, Ambrotypist leaves Wash
ington in a few days for Hot Springs. AS we
have frequently done before, we commend him to
those among whom he may visit as skillful and
accomplished artist.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

~A continuation Of our examination
OF the February Platform, is unayoidably
crowded out this week.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

EThe prospect for plentiful crop of
nne fruit, was never better in this section
Of the country.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

NThe weather is very pleasant for the
season of the year. No rain since our last.
1t is much needed by some of our planters.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18
The Canvass.

The Canvass.
Col. Fowler has accepted the invitation
of Col. Warren, and will meet him at the
places designated in Col. WIS list of ap-
pointments. Col. Fowler also solicits the
pleasure of Col. Warren's company at the
following places and times, to wit:
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

% Red and Ouachita rivers are "dead
low"
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18
Public Speaking.

The candidates to represent Hampstead county
in the next Legislature, will address their fellow
citizens at the following times and places. to wit
At Fulton, Bois q, Arc township Friday. july L
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

WoLFE's ScHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHNAPPs.-Se
advertisement of this excellent beverage
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

At courthouse, Montgomery CO., Saturday, July 5
Clark, Thursday. -.------- 10
Pike, Saturday. ---....... I2
Polk, Monday. ..-.-. ii
Sewer, Wednesday. -...--. 16
Hampstead, Friday. .-...--H is
Lafayette, Saturday. ...-.- 10
Columbia, Monday. .....-.- 2i
At Eldorado, Union CO., Wednesday. $500 %
Lisbon, G Thursday . "a
AT tcourt-house. 0uachita CO., Friday. ..... 25
Calhoun, Saturday. -..-.-. 26
Bradley, Monday .--..-. %
Drew, Tuesday -.-.---. %
Ashley, Wednesday, 1890 80
Ghis0t' Chico i Friday: :-.-- Aug !
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

Hon. Stephen A douglas told his con-
stituents that
"The objection to the Missouri prohi-
ton Is, that it is unsound in principle,
and legalizes slavery South, as much as it
prohibits it North. What one man now
IN this vast assemblage is willing to re-
store this line If one, let him give his
name. Is there an aboLitionist present
soho is ,ciliing to restore this line? Is
there Know-Nothing? If so, give us
his name, for Barnum wants him. Any
one can make fortune By exhibiting him
at monkey show
General Shields, a Northern Nebraska
Democrat, said that, under the operation
OF the principle of Squatter Sovereignty
embodied in the Kansas-Nebraska legis
lation-
''kansas and Nebraska were now free
x the establishment of slavery
in these Territories was not only improba-
BILE but impossible
This principle Of fmou-intercentioa aeouzd
not only keep them such as they are ,ao.o
scOuld. by its full and fair
operation, If ace acquire the continent to
the IstAmus Of Dariez:, aco7k acith such
Po'oeLfuI force and effect, that mo man
s1OuLd ecer see another sLare State ON
this continent
"Kansas and Nebraska were sao,o free.
That is, they were free then. as terrific
ries; there was no possibility of the es-
tablishment of slavery in those Terri
tories, because of the provisions of the
bill.
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

WIN. P. GRACE, Of Jefferson County
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-27
~ - - ~
PROPOSALS.,
Navy DEpAHrxxxr

Navy DEPARTMENT, st.trs
Bureau of Ynrds and Docks, September 10, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR EACH CLASS Sc
- parately endorsed Proposals for Glass No. nans We
css for the navy yard ut tho yard will be recey
ed at this Office until the 25th October next for
furnishing and delivering at the several named
the aud articles embraced in the following classes
and which particularly described in printed schedules
which will be furnished application, and sent by mall
requested persons desiring to offer to contract for
any or the classes named therein by the commandments
several navy yards for the classes for the yards un
der their command by the agent nearest thereto
the bureau, for any or all the yards
In case bidders desire the commandments or navyagents
to send them schedules by mall it will be necessary in or
der insure their transmission that they should enclose
their application postage stamps US the law requires all
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must be in the form hereinafter prescribed
and mailed time reach their destination before the
time expires for receiving them bid wW be consadered
so1ich sklN b. resioed after the period stated and aoo-
ance soiH be mule FIR failures Of the mai.
To guard against offers being opened before the time
pointed bidders requested to endorse on the envelope
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
Thus Proposastor Cas- No. (nans the Glass; for the
Napy-yard at name the yard."
ington, D. G.
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FORM OF OFFER.

(H6Te UutS tHe 1VeT.J
(ere insert tile name) of name the toWn in the State
of name the State hereby offer to furnish under your ad-
vertisement dated te Of advertisement and subject to all
the requirements Of the same and of the printed schedule
to which REFERS all the articles embraced in Glass No.
nare the class for the navy-yurd (,.ae tic yar)
cording said schedule, here paste the printed class
from the schedule and opposite each article set the price, and
curry out the amount tile columns for dollars ind cents,
md foot up the aggregate amount Of the bid for tile chss
amounting to (here acrite tie ansoHnt in sco,ds)
propose as my agent (Re,c the AGENT IF one IS
CURED By the sched for the supply under the classes mis-
ceaneous, by Of the place of delivery; and
should offer be accepted request the contract may be
prepared and sent to the navyagent at (ane tie asncy
ior signatures and certificate.
(Liere the bidder to sign Ills nanae.)
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TO DEMOCRATS EVERYwHERE
READ! READ! READ!!!
Agents wanted to sell in every town in the o. States
. e LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
$ IL Il e s B u G. III A N A N
g-ts5 PENNSYLVANIA, -
Ls Minister to England and formerly Minister to Russia
enator and Representative in Congress- and Secretary
of State,
INCLUDING THE MOST IMPORTANT OF HIS STATE
PAPERS,.
By R. G. HORTON, Esq., Literary Editor of the n Y. Day
Book.
YuNHE ABOVE BOOK HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY A
gentlemen well qualified by his literary attachments,
and bis long connection with the Democratic press He
furnished personally by the distinguished subject of the
memoir with many of the dates and facts of his early life
and from authorized friends of Mr. Buchanan has been sup
piled with material inaccessible other parties Tie
prooheets have been submitted to authorized parties It
can therefore be called without reserve
AN AUTHENTIC AND AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY.
The book makes handsome limo volume of 430 pages,
neatly bound in CLOTH and is cmbelished with
Portrait Steel Price, 81. For further particulars ap-
ply to DERBY JACKSON, Publishers,
1l9 Nassau Street. Y
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price,
July q, 1885, 7O-2t
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Raleigh, july. "a, 1856.


GREAT BARGAINS IN MERCHANDISE.
~ In consequence of the death Of Mr.. Joseph B. G.
ness in this City soon as It can be- In order to effect
speedy sales friends of the deceased and public
informed that the Store will be kept open his late stand
and that the prices will be put down. for cash. to about
cost and charges upon average The stock gener-
orally known, excellent in quality laid on
fair terms-embracing Fancy Dry Goods Ladies Articles
Mourning Goods, Carpets Hardware and the best Family
Ereser,es The business will be conducted by Mr. Albert
on behalf of the family, blythe subscriber, :.
Raleigh, Feb. 9th, 1856. CIT
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned (name Of gua'a"tor Of "ane tie to'on
and State Of nae tile Sae and name Of second guaran-
tors, de- hereby undertake that the above-named laane
tile bidder Gtders WILL his for their offer above be
accepted contract with the United States within
fifteen days the date of notice. through the post Office
of the acceptance Of his Tor their offers before mentioned
Witness signature Of yuuruutor
certify that the above named (here tile yaardn rs
are known be good and responsible garanors in
this case. lSignatwel
To b. signed by the district judge, district attorney col
lector known to the bureau TO
be responsible.
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NOTICE.

ASH HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
"A offer my valuable tract of land for sale, contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
fifty in fine state of cultivation The balance is
we'll wooded and good arabic land.
Said land has it frstrate dwelling house, all ne
oessary outhouses and fine we'll of water in the yard
fine orchard of apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land lies miles southeast of Raleigh between
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, in mile of Au-
burn.
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
person who may wish to buy.
P. H. STURDEvANT.
August 10. 1856, 79-tf
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
OFFICE R. & G. X. R. Co.,

UFFICE Il. q g. K. r. Co., I
RALEIGH March 20, 1856.
Schedule for Mail Train on and after Tuesday,
the first day of April.
an AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE MAIL
u Tran leaving the Railroad Depot on
the arrival of the Cars from the West 54 A. NJ as
present will stop at the Northern Cor ol Depot in this
from that Road to take breakfast at the hotels in Raleigh
to and from which they will be the propretors
free of charge.
Leaving at O'clock the Train will arrive at Weldon at
1l4o A. NJ, in full time for all Trains going. North, and
will leave Weldon NJ after the arrival of the Peters
burg, Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains and will reach
Raleigh at 6.45 L. NJ
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
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TAKE WARNING.

NOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING HIS STORE
Il the subscriber has removed three doors South of his
old location to the building formerly occupied by Mr. Prm
rose, and at present by Messrs Booker Cole in
ton with himself where he would be pleased to wait upon
his friends and patrons
In view of placing entire stock in store for the
coming season. he offers his present stock of goods consist
ing Of Cloths Cassmers Vestngs Clothing and furnishing
goods of every variety and STYLE at prime cost cash.
small advance to punctua customers
He earnestly requests those indebted to him. (some
of whom to forget he has any tor money
forward and settle their notes and accounts before another
Court arrives, and oblige
ISAAC PROCTOR,
Merchant Tailor
Raleigh, July "a, 1856. n-swtf
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TOWn PrOperty for Sal6S

= - TOWN. Property tOFr Sal6y Y . 800 !.
OFFER FOR SALE NY HOUSE LOTs4Na
the City of Raleigh, situated the of Martin,
and Salisbury Streets few minutes walk from US
and one square west Of Fayetteville street. Is
convenient for residences attached
of any kind For terms apply Ct bis
ldence sSsWsTNHITAKER, SR.
EsAleign, sept 10, l606s sSx&a&F S6-lm.
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
wv AXE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF 4
dated 9th of December, 1855. registered in Book M P
79l, 1872 records of Wake County, and for the purposes
therein specified hereby offer for sale lot Newbe
St. in the City Of Raleigh purchased by the said Clare
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Wake County sale
under decree of the Court of Equity for partition be-
tween the heirs of John c. Stedman, deceased together
with the buildings and appurtenances therento belong
ing-the same being formerly the residence of the said
William Clarke. The lot contains an acre. in high cu
vation, is free from nut grass, contains many bearing
fruit trees and is situated directly opposite the Bank
the State and the episcopal Church said City, aid
about hundred yards east Of the east gate the Capt.
Ol Square Repairs to the amount of $1,000 have been
Gently put upon the buildings four in number nciudnga
dwelling house, with six rooms Office two Kitchens
Also, by virtue of the deed, and for the benefit
two upon Neuse river, in the county of Wake with
the buildings thereon, known the Neuse River Oil Mills
Price "a 600 The mill seat sold fifteen years ago Clarke
and Jefreys for S2 900. Since that time an entirely
Saw and Oil MILL with press hullers, heaters hatteng
mill and Jumpers, and dam, have been erected and
added thereto. This property lately appraised So
900.
The object Of these sales being mainly change ofnve
ment am authorized upon the money being safely
ured to ct it go upon liberal credit To any disposed
to locate in Wake, and engage in lucrative business the
present is rare opportunity for securing town residence
and business stand in populous country neghborhod
They will be sold together separately and the title v
ranted.
EDWARD CANTwELL
Trustee
Raleigh July g. 1885, swf-7e
(NLERk WANTED.-ANE EFFICIENT BUSINESS
~ man will find employment as Clerk in the Post VI
fee at Raleigh, NC. He write good business hand
and come we'll recommended
September 2, 1885, SG-f
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Executive Committee.
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LiFE IN

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. C. This
Company nsures the lives of individuals year.
years. for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of thes Company. For
policies granted for the whole of life when the pre-
MUM therefor to $780, note be given for
half the amount of the premium bearing interest at
cent without. guaranty.
The prompt in which all losses have paid
by this pany together with the low premium,
present great inducements such in
SLAVES insured for a of from to FIVE years,
for twO-tlrds their value.
All losses paid within 90 daysafter satisfactory proc
presented.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES, p. JOHNSON, WN w. HOLDEN
WIN. ID. HAYwooD, WV. ID. Cooke,
JAMES F. JORDAN, R. II. BATTLE,
QUINTEN BusBEE, WM. H. JONES,
H. W. Hustled p. F. PEsCUD.
WIN. II. Mckee, SEAToN GALES.
CHARLES b. RoOr
OFFICERS.
DIR. CHARLsssE JOHNSON President,
WILLIAM D. HAYwooD Tice President.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS Secretary,
WILLIAM H. JONES' Treasurer,
II. w. Hustled, Att0,weH
CHARLES L. JOHNSON, NJ. D. Medical
WILLIAM H. MckEE, NJ D. Board Of
R1cuD. B. H,YwooD, NJ. d. Consultation.
w. HOLDEN, ; Erecutiue Conn.,
CHARLES B. Roor, nnittee.
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any its gencies
Communications should be addressed, (post paid) to
JOHN q. WILLIAMS Secretary.
July 10, 1855. Go
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M O u N T AIN HOT Ell.

IN, N. u.
WVHIS ESTABLISHMENT CONTINUES OPEN FOR
II the reception of the travelling public Its character
FIRST CLASS HOTEL its admirable location,
CARDS GOODNESS and quetness being from the
and hustle of Court Square, and the disorder of the drink
ing establishments in that vicinity its fine Mountain views
and receiving the mountain air. fresh and unobstructed
and being enough to the public square for any OBJ
ject of business too well known to admit of further
commendation The proprietor has added and is still add
ing to its comfort and convenenccs and hopes to merit
and continue to receive the very large share Of public pat
ronage which he has formerly had.
J. NJ HAPPOLDT.
n B. Persons DESTROYS of coming direct Charlotte
to Morganton will find ready facilities of transportation,
there being daily line of Stages from Charlotte to Lin
colnton, and Lncorton Col g. S. Johnston pro-
prieor of the Hotel keeps good horses carriages and
for public and at the subscriber also
ready at time transport point which
they may wish to go. J. NJ. H.
July a, 1856. 66-swSm.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Change of Schedules the North-Carolina
Railroad, and the Charlotte and SOuth.CaTO-
lima Railroad.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
u August, 1885, the Passenger Trains on thes Roads
will run as follows:
NokrH-CARoL1A RAILROAD.
Leave Goldsboro' at 200 a. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at 43O p. m.
Leave Charlotte at $50 p. m.
Arrive at GoldsbOrO' at 7.45 a.. m.
CHARLOTTE AND sourH-CARoL1s RAILROAD.
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. m.
arrive at Columbia at $50 a. m.
Leave Columbia at 900 a. m
Arrive at Charlotte at 410 Pm
between Montgomery and New York-passing through
fine, healthy region in North and SoutCarona. At Ra-
leigh they have choice of routes via Raleigh CASTOR
Railroad Godsb0ro' to Weldon where both trains
connect with the Inland Route by Richmond and Washing
ton City, and with the Bay Line Route by Portsmouth to
Baltimore
THEODORE s. GARNETT,
Engr and Sup't N. c. R. R.
July 20. 1885, 75-swtf.
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NOW READY
Swaim's Justice--.Revised.
TIME NORTH-CAROLINA MAGISTRATE.
practical guide to the Laws of the State and de-
csOns of the Supreme Court defining The duties and urs
dction of Justices of the Peace under Revised Code
of lS5I together with full Instructions and numerous
Forms and PreceaeHtS
EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, LIB
Counsellor at Laac.
One Vol vo containing nearly 600 pages handsomely
printed good paper, and well bound Law binding
Price, So so. Postage So cents.
This day published and for sale by
HENRY D. TURNER,
N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c., LIST Aug, 1856. 70
LOOK AT THIS.
A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF BECK.
IA with Clayton, or TO I. Beckwith alone either by
note account will please and settle their accounts
or before the first of September determined to
change our mode OF business and sell only for cash. All
tember will be placed in the hands an ATTORNEY for col
lection. ava W.
Come one all that want to buy cheap dry goods
and groceries, for determined sell from this time
~ BECRw1TH CLAYTON.
Raleigh, July 10, 1855. 6s-swtf
NEW BOOKs.-ENGLIsH TRAITS BY RALPH
Last Of the Foresters by Jno Estor Cook, author
ofVirginia .gomideans. ~A'''.
The Lifeand Adventures of James P. Beckwourth.
n 1sglg Ale2f washington. yei: Land 2. l2mo.
storYstssls IS 81 4 For sale byksa,..
septsn 1855. = fo"Hn So
1E11OPIEs OF HARPER FOR oCToB ER
0ep'en0e1 zHs9euo. 81
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LARGE SALE
VALJTARTE NEGROES.

AN MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF NOvEAbLts
~ next, the subscriber will offer for SALE at the Town
Halifax, North Carolina, from
200 to 800 Valuable Negroes,
consisting of Field Hands and Mechanics, with Their fa
lilies
The said Negroes have been reared the ow-grunas
the Roanoke and will be offered for sale in Families
place of sale is on the line of the Wilmington e~r
Railroad, over which two passenger trains pass ecn w
daily. =.
The sale will be for Cash, but upon satisfactory secu
time will readily be given make pecunial mi ~
Letters addressed to the subscriber at HaGsn N.Y.
ceive prompt attention. T. T. DEVtKLuA
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1856. S?-s Is .hs
"a The Tarboro Southerner, the Norfolk Lie''; t
Salisbury Banner the Milton Chronicle the Rcnli'u 5
quirer the Charleston Courier the Macon (a ie.ss
the Mobile (Ala) Advertiser, the New Orleans a
the State Register Montgomery, (A!a the Aggnsa he
Constitutionalist the Natchez (Mss) Free if, Il, he
Vicksburg (bss.) Sentinel, will copy twice wees "
9th Oct, and forward bill to this Office
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LIST OF LETTERS
R EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT RAIL-
HI ElGII, for the month ending LIST Sept, 1856:
Adams James NJ Jordon, Matthew
Aduer Ava
Adams, Mrs Stephen Keith Annie
Adams, A King, Miss Martha
Balock, Hugh or John Levy, Henry
Baxter, RIP Lynn, WM
BOwes, ThOs Lynn, Zachariah
Brister, Patrick Lassater, Elizabeth
Barker, Thomas Lynn, " N Bro 2
Beatty, WmJ
Beckham John Miller, Mrs Sarah
Burrows, Mary CD Morgan, Mrs Catharine
Beasley, W Il McCulers, Miss Sophrana
Burgess, WV Mangum l. H
Brown, JasonP McDevett, &C
BondJM Mitch Kitchener; !, Miss Martha
Bishop, Geo w Morris VIM
Broadwell, P w hatcher, Robt
B ,ke f' Miss Martha e'
Newell, Jesse
e esR' s !ssisn Nixon VIC
Cre,ch, Pcttiford Albert
Cole, james NJ Ponton, Miss EmilyP
Corbett, Warren Perry, Col Robt
Coley, Edmund Pearson, Emily
Chadwick, s W Parsons, L
Pollard, Caswel
Dbbe,CB Peace, George
Davis NJ Parker,
Parke Mrs Ann
Evans, Miss Nancy Puiau, L
Raburn, Miss Martha
Ferrand Eugene Rogers, Miss Rebecca
Faucet, Henry Rose, WmJ
FrensIey, l. Ryals John
freeman, Nathan Rowland, Mrs Isabella
Rodlnan, VIM
Grissom, Willie
Griffin, VIM 2 Stewart, Chas
Gritice, w Sorrel, Matthew
Grady, D. Safer, Elihu
Griffin, @ Smith, Henry
Green, Stone, David l.
Griffin J Smith, II & Co
Gill, David Shields A Il
Sherlock, Robt
Haygood, B Smith, r w
Herrin, Sarah Stevens, Lavlnea
HaywOrth w Smith, Miss Artela
Hunter Beverly Styres, Abram or his heirs
Henderson. Franklin Stanly, Hon Edward
Harrison, Moses Stephens, Joseph
Hiss, Angelina
Hodge, Mrs. Educy Taylor, James
Hunt, VIM lilly, John
Harrison, Chas II
Hinton Miss Angerora Utey, Miss Martha
Howe, John w
Hutchinson, WmT Walker, Rev N P
Herndon, Lesley Wilkins b
Hill, Nelson Weathers Mrs N E
Herald, Ed Religious Williams, Mrs Saie
Haize Watson, Andrew
Hayes Mrs Anna Whtehurs Mrs Amanda
Harrison, MIR H Woodrow, james
Whitaker MIR (Bookseler)
johnson, c Williams, 7 "
Jones, VIM Williams Thos Al
Jones' b
calling for any the above letters will please
they are advertised WIN. WHITE, p NJ
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1856. S5-4w