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Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26
School ExI,iI,Ition.

To DR.. HERRlCK, his assistant and their
pupils we, in common with all our cih-
zens, feel grateful for the relief from the
trying cares of business, the dull routine
of every day life which they afforded us
by the exhibitions Of last Friday and Sat
urday evenings. There was something so
refreshing, something so invigorating, so
pleasing in the sight of SO many fair and
intelligent young countenances, striving
with oil the hopeful carnestncss and am
bition of youth to "act we'll their parts, +"
that when the exercises were finished, we
left the theatre with lighter and more
cheerful heart than we had had for many
a long year.
And they did "act we'll their parts, +"
both teachers and scholars. The remarks
Of DIR. Herrick and his accomplished as
sistant convinced US that the youth of our
city were under the guidance Of sincere
and highly qualified prcceptors, and that
they could not fail to make rapid i'm
provement under instructors who so de-
votedly discharged their duty. Then, too,
great improvement by the pupils since
their last exhibition, was manifest.
Where all did so evenly we'll, were we
to mention any one or moro Of the young
actors and actresses, we would be COM
PEELED to mention all, for each displayed
some special marks of merit, and such a
notice our want of space prevents.
Again We congratulate teachers a1d
scholars upon their success, and thank
them for their pleasant and instructive
evenings entertainment.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

CALIFORNIA MISsTRELs.-This talented
aud popular troupe of Ethiopian Serena
dcrs will give ono Of their laughtcr.pro-
voking entertainments, at the Theatre,
tonight. Low Rather, Master Stirling
and other PlAcervillc iavoritcs arc con-
nOctcd with this troupe. Persons who do
not like fun" are affectiOnately advised
not to attend tho concert, as the eminstrcls
deal in nothing elsc."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

a HANDSOME PREsENT.-Wc arc deeply
grateful to Messrs. Davis & Roy for .
neatly printed, elegantly bound copy Of
the works of Thomas Hood. These gen
tlemcn, at their book store on the Plaza
have all the standard works for sale, Is
a choice selection Of miscellaneous works.
All the latest novels, magazines, review"
and newspapers can, also, be had at their
store
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

HUoE PoTATO.-Mr. Kinney left at our
Office on Saturday last . sweet potato of
''monster dimensions" It measured in
circumference, "a 1-2 inches latitudinally,
and 90 inches lOngitudinAlly, and weighed
II pounds Il was grown on Mr.. Kin
ney's ranch on the Sacramento river
A fair friend, Ofthis city, being on visit
to Mr.. KinncyS family, dug the potato
and sent It to our senior, who pronoun-
Ces It the sweetest sweet potato he has
ever bOheld and 80 grateful is he for the
present that he has more than once ex-
pressed willingness to ''kiss the hand"
that dug It
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

MRs. CoLE's select school will bc open
for the reception Of pupils on Monday,
the 9th Of October. This accomplished
lady has taught school in this city during
the greater part of the last four years, and
the manner in which she has discharged
tho arduous duties Of her position has
met with the unqualified appreciation Of
her patrons.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

Mr.. Cary's elegant thrcO story fire.
proof hotel is nearly completed and will be
opened on Monday next. It is one Of the
largest, ,neatcst, best furnished hotels in the
State, and its proprietor is noted for his
urbAnity, for his care and attention to his
guests, and for the Injuries no places up
on his table. Cary's numerous friends
will be pleased to learn that he is again
prcpared to accommodate them.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

TAx.PAYERs, ATTEND From notice
in another column, 1t will be seen that the
county tax-list for 1867, has been placed
In tho hands Of the Sheriff for collection.
Taxes are payable at the Shcrif''s office,
and taxpayers will find It to their inter-
est to call there and settle, as they will
thereby save cost,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

GONE SOurH-Col. Weller left San
Francisco on the 18th inst, on q visit to
the Southern part of the State. Previous
to the election his engagements were such
as to prevent him from addressing the
citizens Of the "cow counties" The fat
tcring vote he received from them, such
vote as has never before been given to
any candidNtc-it was nearly unanimous
Indicates how he will be received in the
Southern counties. 1t is very evident
that scratchcrs and boilers were scarce
among the honest and industrious tillcrs
Of the soil. How very mean and con-
tcmptible the boilers of El Dorado must
feel. Their petty malice, their tricks,
bargains and treachery failed to defeat
the favoritc of the people, the champion
of the Democratic party. y
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

BALL AT TaE PLANrER's HOUsE.-Mr.
Waksasld, proprietor Of the Planters
House, On the Sacramento road, will give
another Of his dslightAil dancing parties
On the evening Of October 3d.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

SIcENEss.-From the public journals
and other sources of information, saws
the Stockton Republican, we learn that
thcreis an unusual prevalence of mild
bilious disease in all parts of the State
especially in the Sacramento valley and
country adjaccnt-in some places extcn.
ding far up in the mountain districts
There seems to be no mortality attending
the disease, veranywhere-the usual
form Of its development being simple
chills and fever. We have but little sick
ness in Placerville, and that Of, mild
form. In fact it is seldom that VIC are
called upon I" rc.-'rd 'lca'h.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

HThanks 70 NsssrA Tracy & Spear,
Ofthe GsOEsstOwH ExPVsss, for the de-
livery oe lsttsrs during the week. We
are also indebted 70 these gentlemen for
ths delivery Of he DEzOcaAT to our pa
irons u many points In the northern part
of tue Ro1Uty.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

The dancing party at the Cedar RaTin0
Hotel, on Tuesday evening, was DO
lightful opening Of the BALI for the sea
son, and passed Off most pleasantly. u"
Shafcr, an accomplished teacher, intends
giving lessons in dancing, at the same
place, regularly once week. His class
is already nearly full.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

TRIRUTE OF RESrEcT.-On Monday eve
ming last. the members of the Bar of
Butte county, met at OrOvillc and report
cd resolutions expressive of their regret
on account Of tho death Of the late Hon.
lInGh. e. Murray.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

wWells, Fargo & Co.. and the Ai'A
Express Company are entitled to our IN
feigned thanks for numerous favors du'
ring the week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

Bloch Il BAcuxAN.-This cntcrprising
flrm will to-day be in tho receipt of an
extensive assortment of new fall and win
ter goods These goods have been So
lected BY Mr.. Bloch from tho latest arri-
walls from Paris and New York, and will
comprise in their invoice the latest styles
Of everything that is rare and beautiful,
and will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

We learn that Mrs. IIayne has engaged
tho Placervillc Theatre for ono week, and
will open It with an excellent company
on Monday night. We hope our citizens
will patrOnizC her liberally. Her equal
has never visited our city-hcr superior
we never expect to see on our boards
In San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysvillc,
in fact wherever she has performed, sho
has attracted crowded houses, and Pla-
cervillC should show her appreciation of
superior acting by filling the Theatre ev-
cry night Of Mra Haynes appearance.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

Joseph Brady (coIorcdj wAs' hanged in
pursuance Of the sentence Of the law, at
Auburn. on Friday the 18th instant, fT
the murder of one Brakeman. He con.
fcsscd the crime for which he suffered
About thousand persons witnessed the
execution, and i'll the evening several
fights occurred.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

RETIRED-Mr. Edwin R. Campbell, the
witty editor of the Sierra Citizen, hasre
tired from the editorial charge of that
journal. He made the Citizen one Of the
most valuable and interesting papers in
the State, and the prOprictors will find it
difficult to fill his place with writer of
equal ability. Edwin is "down on some
nameless fellow who has prosecuted him.
Take it cOolly, Ned; getting snappish
won't mend the matter.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26
Pay Your Taxes.

NOTICES is hereby given that the Assessment H@
~ for S85, for II Dorado County, is now 10 NJ
hands. and the Taxes are now due and payable, aee
that the laws in regard to their collection vii "
e. B. CARSON,
Sheriff and, 90 cDEcSO, ColleeSos'
September 2lst, 1851
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

Notice to StOekhelAers.-NOtee 70 net~
BY given that all Delinquent saOck in the DOcIVS
TUNNEL COMPANY, viii be sold on the Hue
day Of October, 1857, to pay arrearagse
RICHARD KNOWLES, ete5'
September 18th, 1857
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

JOHN LONGWITH 10 aEthr riTed I" seT"
GEN. fer tho H,1rf4iR pS7'~c~4'..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

MARRIED-On the Esd inst. at the IeS
dence Of Mr. E. Smith in Mud Springs IoSD.
ship, by Justice Irvine, Mr.. THOMAs MiDDts
ron and Miss SARAH CooPER, all OF this count!'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

If you would live happy and die re-
.rcrtcA. r1v th" printer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26
Arrivals from the Plains DuTimE thC
Neck Ending September 24th.

Neck Ending September gath.
The following list of arrivals from the
plains, during the week ending on the
cath instant, was reported for the DEMO
cRAr by Mark Lcvison::
Nicholas Dcnnigen, VIM Barrett. Nelson
CO., Iowa; NJ. c. Moshcr, Mich; l.. G..
Gibney, independence, No.; II. Sargent,
Adams CO., ILL.,; Elias Shannon, Saline co.
Mo-; {. b. Rogers, Clark CO., ILL.,; +. C..
Frantz, st. Louis, Mo-; Chas. Neal, wife
and six children, II. Snyder, Benz. Smith,
S. Neal, Andrew CO., Mo-; Chas. Barbman
st. Louis, Mo-; Vim. Smith. Marion CO.,
Ark; Peter Thompson, Ohio; Vim. Jack
son, johnson CO., Ark; Thos Hodgers,
Charleston CO., Ark; VIM. Watkins, Car
roll CO., Ark; L. \. Martin, Washington
CO., Ark; j. Cambel, Newton co., Ark;
X. II. Lindlcy, Scotland CO., Mo-; Geo. W.
Shoemaker. Omaha City, Nebraska; Dr.
VIM. Burnett and family, Savannah, Mo-;
c. Hawkins, Ray CO., No.; q. II. Devoc
Marion co., Mo-; H. {. Kincaid, Augusta
CO., Va; John Silkcr, Marion CO., Mo;
G. W. Murphy, A. j. Kcmblc, G. W.
Kemble, d. Robinson, Sinclair CO., Mo;
Geo. A. Spencer, Savannah, Mo-; James
Rynhard, E. j. Cocks, Green CO., Mo-; W.
M Franks, DR.. Stephenson, Newton CO.,
NO.; Frederick Perkins, Sinclair CO., Mo !;
w. j. Perkins, Gasconade CO., Mo-; A. II.
Greenhalgh, Robt. Scott, lsham AlcXan-
der, Cooper co., No.; Jacob Somcrly, Pet
lis CO., Mo-; David Morrow, Ohio; VIM.
Kcnts, Mosher Watkins, Va; Neal Meal
lister, Carl Hutford, Carroll CO., Mo-; e..
w. Fairhurst, Knox CO., Ia; +. NJ. Hen
bricks, Cass CO., Georgia; Alfred Wadgcs,
Morgan CO., Ky; Miles Goram, n. Y; 4.
I. Brown, N. Y. city; Wesley S. McC ann,
wife and four children, Marion CO., Ark;
John Smith, Vim. Smith, I.angton CO.,
Ark; VIM. s. Payne, wife and seven chill
dren, Webster CO., Mo-. Bluford Due.
MILFORD Due, W. n. Joiner, Thos. Payne,
Green CO., NO.; Nh. Dugan, Pulaski
CO., Ark; w. II. Surber. Madison CO.. Ia;
VIM. F. Harris, A. H. Ballart, A. Boslcy,
Decatur CO., Iowa; T. n. Malone, w. Mil
Ter, Clark co., ILL.,; G. W. Saul, Louisville,
KY; Thos. Rominis, Texas co., No.; w.
CARL, Sanford Docket, N. R. CARL, Marion
CO., Iowa; Nelson Dodson, Van Buren, CO.,
Iowa; Albert Sommers, CLAW CO., Mo.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26
SCHOOL

SCHOOL.
MFRS. COLES SELECT SCHCss.gs.
Nl viii b open for the reception Of pupils oa - -
day, October 9Th. The number Of pupils VII % I.
tied, and no eHortS win be apafed which may ssu"
their moral and mental improvement raA
PlaeeTvtls, Sept. 3eth, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

REsIGHATroS AHp ELrCno Mon
day evening the City Council elected NJ.
s. I. Gage City Clerk in place Of J. H.
Grantham, resigned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

FEEsH MACKgREL-.A barrel Of fresh
macHcrcl, caught in :hc harbor Of Santa
Cruz. was brought up 20 san Francisco
last week. II is said to be tic first frcah
Inatkorc; ever exhibited in Saa Francisco
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

The counties Of Humboldt, Monterey.
Santa Clara and Los Angeles are reported
as having given majoritics in favor Of re.
pudiation. The State, however, voted to
pay the debt 10y tremendous majority.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-09-26

Pending the discussion of the first branch Of
the order of business, the Board adjourned 30
meet in the City Of Sacramento Tomorrow III
the office of the Board Of Supervisors oc Sacra-
mcnto county, at 10 o'clock ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29

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III - okiyr Al taE -L.g u be- fttr1 g'ics q 'se., n
in a ssrroeyh. ~ rlaila -" grra -tp~~ ths
re- ~" e. par 7-ss Ga rne -o-, " t,sts - 81.
- -
Vtkf q ray IN. &. y. OF ARR CANAL srk. 81
\, lrug a., s,cssat -, sr D-p. "a. o-ssys wwhut
So h. ~ "a beupu' u srsrt Got ssnr ,rsSs1.s
rass fnxe or ssta
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-rerrr~
CERvAvTR OF ryEgy Dfs BUTTON Otb n Os
- nineo n MORWs uOHreRr a 10 =, vs. 7roduay
1sha ,sslr.rs yayferex frm-
kbr-e IA ~ tsia ~ Ia tsrs-s IN - rs 9rer wtt
vsvANnD-rwo bOorxEfp re. THREE Cl.vpKl
w tor ssppns add sske. ne-s nvo as rwtry gopa
srd vrc-er fcrta conducto-s tvo sagrz-rven ps-
nremen rak-tner toe hsrkcepers - ~,
thres po.egs three for steNsers an, "
rso,s ed o ,res Apply 10 tsHAN 4 "a faAT, y
BrosIvny.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-14
Carolina Black Hawk.

vU,HIs sTAILIo@, BROUGHT FROM VERMONT
II last spring by Er William Strudwick, will make
Spring in Marlborough, to the first of
March and close the 10Th Of June.
TsRas $50 the season. so for insurance. Mares from
distance will be boarded and well cared for by any Of the
Of The horse AT cents day Care will be taken
TO prevent accidents, but no responsibility assumed.
PEDiGGEE- Carolina Black Hawk sired by old ver-
mont Black Hawk (ast owned by Mr. David Hill ofBridge
port, Vermont he By the Sherman Morgan he by The
Original or Justin Morgan the father of the race OF Nor
gans The dam of Carolina Black Hawk sired by de-
scendant Of the Old Postboy, out Of Morgan mare.
DrscRiprioSThis Stallion will be years old in July
next. lie is Of black color, medium size, weighing 1895
lbs, and Of best ppportioned and most elegant
ing horses that be produced, and for genteness and
dncity both under saddle aud in harness. cannot be
passed by any gcding. hen years old he troed
the Vermont State Fair against number Of Black Hawk
colts and the successful competitor the premium
lie also trotied the North Carolina State Fair last Fall
aud shared the premium with very worthy horse of the
breed. This horse is recommended yoy !ia
gcer Arriving here late last Spring he covered but 10
mares, and all proved with ioa but two requiring more
than single cover .,.. $50.
JAMES f. CAIN,
W. :. STRuDWiCK,
f. n. STRUDWlCK.
Feb. TO- 1857, 23-swlm.
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,ALEIaH PAPER KILLS \. C.
RAGS w A NTE Ed.

10 be delirered at tho Roilrrpd Stations or at my
Warehouse, b. Raleigh.
MY CUSTOMERS, Ay . MERCHANTS GENER.
w ALLY will please frwn me their Rags before eav
" for the North 10 purcas ,beii Spring Goods still
ntinue, as is admitted, 10 pay the highest price in
cash. delivery or befre II desired responsible par
ties. either in bank bills, checks or Northern funds
REFERENCES Cashiers Of our Banks in Raleigh and
the principal North Carolina and Virginia merchants.
c. w. BENEDICT.
laleigh n. c.
N. b. have on hand all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
and am ready to ill orders for News, Book and Writing
Papers. e. W. b.
February 7, 1857 23-
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Feb. 10, 1857.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-wA

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-w AXE
- COUNTY. In Equity. In the matter of Rufus Hay
wood, Richard b. Haywood, Robt W Haywood George L.
Badger and wife Della, and others Petition to sell lands
Pursuant Ia order made at Fall Term, 1885, Of the
Court Of Equity for the County of Wake in the above
titled the undersigned, Clerk and Master will pro-
coed 10 sell the premises in the City of Raleigh, the
18th day February next, the lands in the peadngs
toned to-wit
Two valuable Lots Of ground in the City Of Raleigh,
known in the plan Of said City lots Nos 2Dy and 225 be-
lug the house and premises upon which the late Mrs Sher
wood Haywood resided in her life time, wlereon vaua
bic family residence and all out-houses and necessary fix
lures for family.
Also u valuable Tract of Land in the County of Wake
situate Walnut creek ut short distance from the City
of Raleigh bounded by the lands of John lluichns w d.
Haywood Tbcophus Pool Sarah Hogg and John W. y.
Watson containing about four hundred and sixteen ilG)
acres.
TERMS OF SAIEA credit OF six months for oneha, and
eighteen months for the residue of the purchase money will
be given purchasers upon their entering into bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from datc of sale. Five
per cent of the purchase money 10 be paid in cash
Given under my hand, at Office this 18th January, 1857.
ED. q. HAYWOOD, G. d N.
January 90, 1866 2U-w&swtd.
Register copy.
The abovcD sposponed until the 10Th day of March,
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OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

j. II. HORNER, Principal.--T. J. H0RNER, Assistant.
VTUE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON
y DAY in January
The number Of pupils will be limited, Application must
mep of the appcant mud what school he last attended
Board ard Tuition heretofore seventyh'e dollars pes
session. payable in advance. ,,,
December 2, 1856. llo2-w@swt2aM1Pa.
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Feb. 10, 1857
Gift Book sale-Fine Chances.

GIFT Book Sn1e-Flne Chances.
a T THE STORE RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY
N Heart jones' on Fayetteville St, at the sign of the
Red Flag. This GIFT BOOK Establishment has been open
during the past three days and the crowds Of sors have
been perfectly shug There get end If
Books OF the first class, well printed and well bound,
brucing Theology History, Anecdote Biography, Travels,
and Essays Books for old and young, rich and poor Be-
sides these there elegant paror books suitable for pre-
sens.
The chances are, that in purchasing book you may
draw SG5 Gold Watch while every book is to get
present of kind Yesterday gentleman bought
book for 81, and drew fno Gold Watch. Now is the
time Tor Books and Gifts
February To- 1857. 23-swlt.
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Land and Real Estate Agency.
j. A. MINING.
LcayenWOrth City, X. Il.

TNNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS IEhvF TO OFFER HIS
H. services to pubcns Land agent Surveyor Drafts
man. and Dealer IN Land Warrants.
lie will attend promptly 10 buying and selling real
tate, collecting debts paying taxes bnyg selling, and To-
eating lane warrants and to all business pertaining
GeneGI Land Agency.
REsgnsScEs. Col T. c. McCarty, Col. J. J. Carkson J.
D. Henderson, leayenw0rh City, G. Doughtery, r. B.
Hawey, Memphis Tenn j. II, Conncly, fernando, Miss.
Nov Is, 1856 lOi-3m.
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N. e. II. IL. Co., 3 Per Cent. Bonds.
Office of N. {. Railroad Company,

TVNHE n. G. Il. II. co., OFFER FOR SALE TO
Il he highest bidder Three Hundred and Finy Thous
aud Dollars of per cent bonds payable March lst 1851
principal and interest exempt by law from taxation. Inter
PAYABLE semi-annually.
The capital stock of the Company is $4,000 o0o and this
amount Of S35N.o0n will be lis only debt
Sealed proposals for these bonds will be received address
ed to the President of this Road, the Office of tho Public
Treasurer Raleigh On the sd March, the bids will be open
e., in presence OF the Governor and Public Treasurer
No bid under par will be considered and successful bid
dcrs will be notified Immediately where they may receive
the bonds payment to the Treasurer OF the N o. H. H.
Co, of the full amount of their bids -
CHAS. F. FISHER, President
y3-tlM
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II AND FOR SALE.--I OFFER FOR SALE MY
IL Mason Hall plantation in Orange, the Aamance
line on the n G. Railroad oneands half miles northeast
vi Mechanics station Said plantation ssttuafcd in healthy
negborhoud well waercd and has meadows of superb
or quality upon it, good dwelling house aud all necessary
ouhouses and a good proportion of mbered land, and
contains about Terms VIII be made easy to snt
the purchaser For further information apply to Giles Me
'">' ~ MARY +. BOND.
February Q, 1851. 23-H
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HUION's HOTEL FOR SALE.-THlS VALu;
u ABLE property in the City of Raleigh is now offered
for sale The establishment is in good order and is well
suppcd with furniture aud every convenience for keeping
M frst-rntc Hotel. The Hotel buildings contain upwards
OF fifty rooms and attached thereto The usual ouihoses
and stables and excellent garden The location Is re-
gar,ed very favorable one being immediately ON the
cnpo square and easy access from the railroad depos.
The property including the furniture will be sold on We
advantageous to the purchaser both as to price ana
the time of payment and possession will be given at the
close of the present session of the Legislature
For particular information as to the terms oil SAFE
JAMES MCkIMMON
Raleigh, n. g.
r. H. GILLIAN,
T. BROWN YENABLE,
Oxford \. c.
Dooo,hor 81 1876 la-swlw.
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UDIANOS ON TRIAL-PAiMENT WITH ED
We propose to purchasers of Piano FOrtes To take
Instruments on trial in order to test what say Of her
quality before paying for them
Twenty wears experience part satisfies our
minds aud we could get fifteen hundred persons to
unite with us in the opinion, that establishment North
or South can possibly furnish better cheaper nsru-
ments than we do T. F. NASH.
NJ, 1. 1879 lu3-sw.
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A. =. q ARAlIN = -



AWAKE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF A
w deed of trust 10 me executed by William j. Clarke
tted 21h of December, 1855 registered in Book XX 3D.
79l, 792, records Of Wake County, and for the prposts
therein specified. hereby offer for saco one lot, Newbern
~ in the City of Raleigh purchased by the said Clarke OF
the Clerk aud Master in Equity for Wake County at a sale
under decree of The Court of Equity for partition be-
tween the heirs of John c. Stcrnan, deceased together
with The buildings and appur,enanccs hcrcunio belong
ing,thc same being formerly the residence of the said
William j. Clarke The lot contains acre in high cu-
tralion is free from nut grass contains bearing
fruit trees and is situated directly opposite the Bank OF
the State and the episcopal Church said City, and is
about one hundred yards east Of the gate Of the Capt.
to Square Repairs To the If $1,000 have been re-
Gently put upon the buildings four in number including
dwelling house. with six rooms Office Kitchens etc.
Ako by virtue Of the deed and for the benefit of
all concerned offer for sale valuable ofand thirty
tao acres upon Neuse river, in the county of Wake with
the buildings thereon known the Neuso River Oil Mills
Price siOO The mill seat sold fifteen wears agu to Clarke
and Jelreys Tor 81 600. Since that time an entirely new
Saw aud Oil Mill with press hullrrs heaters ilatieninr
mill, and jumpers and dam have been erected and
added thereto This property was lately appraised at So
600.
The object of these sales being mainly change of invest
men, am authorized upon the money being safely Sec
ured to e, it go upon liberal credit To any one disposed
To locate in Wake and engage in lucrative business the
present is rare opportunity for securing residence
and business stand il pOpuCrs country neigbortond
They will be sold together separately, and the title
nnted.
EDWARD CANTwELl.
Trustee.
Raleigh, July 25 1856. swtf-7a.