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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY near the IRA

VALUABLE HUTEL PROPERTY the Rail-
road Depot at public aucon0n Friday afternoon May 90
o'clock the premises virtue of deed
shall public property
the of north and New with
provements consisting substantial brick hotel building
known he "Unon Hotel" formerly occupied by John Foy
This valuable property Immediately opposite the Railroad Depot
possesses
business and this sale offers inducements persons
embark in the business from Its position always
mand good
the north side the building and fronting
Jersey avenue, will be sold at the time
Terms One fourth cash the residue two and three years
with interest secured by deod OF trust tho property
JNO G. Q. HAMILTON,
SAMUEL HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May 16-co&ds Aucuoneer.
s6g~The above sale is postponed in consequence of
the until Thursday afternoon Juno place
JAS G. MCGUIRE
May 3o--d Anctioneer.
Esas~The above sale is further postponed in conse-
OF the until Wednesday afternoon TO-
place. j. c. MCGUIRE
juno 6--dt
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IN stantly on hand ALSO full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or CARPEITNGs
Ocohs mangs rugs, materials, lace curtains, sh
cornices, window shades, &c, Sc, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257, $50 street
26-1y aud ~ 40 Caharine street
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TTNAYLOR g. MAURYS FortyCent Prayers. .--Epis-
copal prayer books English edition. handsomely bound
beslue gilt, price 40 cents.
just imported by TAYLOR Il MACRY,
Juuc 9--3t Bookstore 9th street.
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We would call attention the card of VIM Gandn who
commissioner the States and Territories and also commits
the United Court of Claims Colonel Grandn is thor
ougy with business connected with the departments at
Washington and the practice tho United states Court Of Claims
lNao FORK Daily Naos.
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az 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
Nd and delivery of William Garrison, who absccnded from Fa
about the 18th April taking with him from 300
dollars money which he obtained by of false
feet inches high saow
complexion sighted and muller BY trade The above
all reasonable charges viii he given for bis delivery Falmouth
secured that he may be brought back dealt
cording 10 law. THOMPSON j. SULLIVAN
June 2-2awlm Falmouth Va.
Union exsndrs Richmond Enqurcr
ouisylle (Ky) Dcnocrat Charleston Mcrcury
Iela, Contuionaist.
sun Naichez Free Trader, and Nashvie Union
please publish the above twice week for month and send bill
this onoc Tor collection, With amarked paper
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Just about co millions of our city and town population
are on the great city line
Turning to the Ohio valley, may refer, at once
to the map for distinct proof that the great line of rail-
road whose completion celebrate is in fact the
Ohio valley line. The northwestern road lies in the valley
of the Little Kanawha of the branches of the Ohio
At Marietta the Ohio ut Athens the
Hockhockng branch of the Ohio at Chilicothe the Sci
oto another branch at Cincinnati it touches the Ohio,
and from Cincinnati to St. Louis it has leral to
the Ohio at Lawrenceburg Madison, New Albany, Jeer-
sonville Evansville, and Cairo thus radating to and
from the Ohio, when it is not it. Then this is our
Ohio valley line and thus it must by all the laws of
merce, draw to itself the trade and produce of the inn
of two hundred thousand square miles which
the Ohio and its tributaries traverse.
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pURKE on the Mineral Springs of Virginia, with

Is map map - Wv '''''' =. 20 : '' "''
the Virginia Springs, with map and plates.
Fauquicr sulphur Springs by A Ysiter.
Trip the Virginia Springs the Bellies and Bcaux Of 1885 by
lady.
Goodies Guide to the Hot Springs, Bath county, Virginia.
Bell on Baths and Waery Regimen
Saratoga Waters; by NJ. /. North, NJ ID.
Ioleys Picturesque Tourist
smiths Illustrated Hand Book for the United States with map
Disturneps Railway and Steamship Guide
Applcton's Railway and steam Navigation Guide.
Pocket map Of Virginia.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Innon
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,


WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CIig aret, Neao York,
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
large printing writing, wrapping, and NIL other
Kinds paper which they the lowest market prices
M1y 26-ly$
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity building, Ill Brordray
TTNHE assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
oF DOLLARS entirely cash. Of which three mil
dollars bond and mortgage
New York valued al mil
lions Of dollars.
profits already amounting million s1 hundred
thousand dollars, tho property of the policy holders
application pamphlets giving every information
piled applying le company's
FRED'K s. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT. Secretary.
SHEPARD IIOMANS, Acu2Jy. tts
MINTu'RN POST, NJ D., Medical Examiner
NAY . +.
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TIIE PRESBYTERLAN GENERAL AssEMBLIEs.

THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
- Inc seeding southern members of the New General
IreSoyteran Church have issued address to the
Vauve portion Of that body inviting them to unite in
e @ formation of New School assembly TO he held in
washington, on the 27th Of August next. In the new
gahiaonthe subject of slavery is TO be excluded ut
@Iy except in judicial cases. The address records a
omn protest against the growing spirit Of abolitonsm
e northern churches regrets that such herecs should
ni place. and takes long farewell of the present
B'nizaton of the New School branch The name of DR.
"'Ss heads the list Of signatures.
Inc general assembly of the Presbyterian church od
Nnoo closed its annual session at Lexington Kentucky
WI he LIST of June II is stated that great harmony pre-
aed on all subjects under discussion The missionary
cement was prominent The seminares Of learning and
@ boards Of the church all prospering and moving
onward in the accomplishment of this great work IL
%I W mas Preslytery two in India, one two in
.n one in Western Africa, in California, and one
among the Choctaw Indians. The assembly declined
20 send delegates to any Of the New England associations
Of slavery.
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Metropolitan Hotel, New York.

Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
A s there is report circulating throughout the
country havo advanced prices 10 W day.
the travelling public that shall
keep hotel be kept In this city at usua
charge day intend oppose hayo
heretofore DONE all combinations TO advance hotel rates
s. SIMEON LELAND ~ 60.
-
UTILLARDS HOTEL. G. Il III. A. Willard,
wv Pennsylvania Fourteenth Washington C.
29--dft
INOR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
dwelling Of Congress
Georgetown Heights The house contains rooms
$40 feet deep with 30ot alley running
whole length the south side Of the
Adjoining property building lots which
will sell reasonable Title ndlspua6lc, and immediate
possession given.
further particulars apply my Office oposite The Treasury
Ap 1I-dtnf BROOKE b. WIIIJANS
washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY eoNGRBs
capi,aI ............................. 100000
YJNIIIS Company is now prepared TO receive appl-
cations for insurance budngs, merchandise, &c. tho
usual charge policy their Office
and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank
VIM. r.. Dayly, samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnham James " Halliday,
Orme Hudson Taylor,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE President
@. n. HhSsoS, Secretary.
May 29--d1y
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MAJOR VIM B. Scorr, formerly navy agent, died il
this city on Monday, In the 6sth year Of his age.
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PERsoNAI.--Hon. J. S. Caskie and Hon, Paulus Powell
of Virginia. and Judge Mitchell King, of Charleston c.
arc at Kirkwoods ; and Commodore Wilkinson, U. s. N
and Judge Walker of Mobile at Willards'.
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Corner Main AMI shawnee streets, opposite Planters Hotel
Ap ls-d&cpom LeaycnwoTth City, X, T.
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trust sale I'm yirginia.

TNAYL0R AND MAURY's haifdollar Bibles, Eng.
Il h Bibles elegantly bound in arabesquc gilt. Price so
imported by TAYLOR a MAURY.
June 6--3t Bookstore, 9th
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TAKE NOTICE.

~ Subscriber having. at June Term 1857, of the
oure OF Pleas anl q arter Sessions for the County
=, ~ Cumberland. qualified Administrator upon the
ate OF Willie F. Moore hereby notifies persons hay
s Chains against the sad Estate to present the same
popefiy authenticated within the time prescribed by
o'"efWise this notice will be pleaded i'll the bar
OF their recovery.
lmmed lately. f. p MOORE.
June 6, Kltf
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DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE,

u. w. LEFT
ua nis ust received large and general STOCK OF
rOODS suited to the Fall and Winter trade consisting
of a choice selection of
n staple aud Fame. DRY GOODS.
noofs and Shoes with almost every thing desirable in
that line
FRlME FAMILY GROCERIES always to be had
AT LETT'S.
-, Goods sold at the lowest prices for CASH.
o"ahged for country produce
sept. IA. 1856. ly-pd
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FAYETTEVILLE n NfsSsATURDAY JULY ! 1857 .sI ;
ADs1INIsrRAToR,s SALE.

DEMONSTRATIONS SALE.
Will sell at public sale. Tuesday the 9th Jplv
at the residence of the late w. F. Moore all Of tho
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also fine Car
rage. Baronciie, Buggy, aud Wagon viii also
hire out for the balance Of the wear Negro Mon n
Boy. and Rent out the House. ~
June 20 55t. =.
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NEW GOODS.
J AN \ KYLE

Is now receiving his Spring and Simmer supply Of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
Bolting CLOTHS, &C., all of which, being purchased
ty the case. will be offered by Wholesale Retail
LOW PRICES.
March 2S. 43-tf
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ATTENTION T1NNERs-We think that any
young man Of steady habits wishing to establish
a tin factory would do well to settle in Clinton.
We are much in need of workman in that
line, and citizens would take pleasure in pat
ronizing one who would show himself intent on
giving satisfaction to his patrons Independent.
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DOBBLr HOV.SEIT
POWERS 4 TROY. Pronr,,

I&KA The Proprietors of this Establishnlt an
Is.!8 nounce to the public. that owing to I.con
i:s:& stantiy increasing patronage exten6e tt
"-.Al tnem' they have been induced to enlaSe tn.
accommodations by the addition of an extensive He,in
foom on the lower floor. and suite of RoomSo tI,,
second hoor; thus enabling them to accommola. a!
thy Mno may Iavor them with call And they spfd =
themselves to an increased exertion to give
to their patrons. 'o
Spacious Stables attached and caref,! Ostles in
attendance. Issues ~
Inc eligible location of the Establishment Wild tt
experience OF the Proprietors in providing III tn
OF their patrons they hope will secure to Hen
a liberal share OF the travel. ~
The Western and Southern Stages arrive
Carriages in attendance arrival and departureN
Steam Boats for the accornmo lation of passenrers
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice fo
carrying travellers to any part the adjacent couny
>. W: row ERS. W. C. TROY
Fayetteville, May r. 1856. es-tf
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Eight and a half pounds of corn are REQUIRED,
to grow one pound of pork. So say agricultu-
raj authorities
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A BEAR KILLED.-Mr Solomon Hall of
Hai'sville, Duplin county, killed large Bear
a DAY or two since, within two miles of the
village Bruin. being hard up for provender,
e"wiseiy, went too near the drellings OF his
Toes and paid the penalty of his rashness
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NEGROES WANTED.

The undersigned will paw the highest >. Oh n.;. g.
oe.>G NEGROES. Letters addressed to either of
nromnt nrlnourgh' n'.ngh' Richmond county. will have
D. c. MCINTYRE.
T;. DANIEL NJ. McLAURIN
E". Jan 1891. 3l-tf
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Labor Wanted.

We are paying Fifteen Dollars and Board per month
oT owtn payments monthly for hands the Rail Rsad
to Mt Carroll the work 10 n,lss xs of Fssfe -
ssa4sse Rs eo -. xn:,fi
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FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL

JAMES c. SMITH, Mr.,
JAMES c. SMITH e CO..
Commission Merchants,
Have removed their Office to the second sto, ..b.
building formerly occupied by the Telegram =,
where they prepared to attend ali busno y .e
Commission line ess lh'
All business entrusted to them will be p,..
attended to. pohceu'i''
Wilmington, October l, 1856
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NATIONAL POLICE c.1Dn

NATIONAL POLICE GAzETTe.L
ms Great Journal of Crime and Criminal. 3 ;n;ts
ime,.a rear. and is widely circulated ebontthe
Gases and appropriate Editorials on the a to-
getner wr:h information on Criminal Matters so ~
be found in any other newspaper ~ ~
&n- Subscriptions 81 per Annpm. :, Z O..
Months to be rem!tted hy Subscribers fwb, o,nld
write their names and the town. county and st T. sara
they reside painly) "e'e
To r A SEYMOTR L
Editor and Proprietor of tbk
National Police t;az-fe
June 6. 1857 " New IorkC:y.
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The Mountain Hotel" u we'll known Hotel
seven miles South of Hendersonville, N. c..
owned by Mr. Terry, was destroyed by fire a
few nights ago. Very little of the furniture
was saved.
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h@-See the article in another column nd.
dressed to Mayors of cities ct al, respecting
the Mount Vernon Association.
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Handsome lsrsidemce f,, S.Ie

"nH>ome -, residence for Sale.
well us ms location offers his handsome and cr mmo5;
nlaca - Tor sale To those acquainted with this
mnch as'n NOT necessary to particuarze-he would
80; p.eIer 20 sell 'he place to some gentleman non
that the Town may have the benefit of an
oi population and wealth. The Dwelling and
tnouses are IN 'rect state of repair: havine be
thoroughly and neatly fitted up within the lac. b
n arE 10 family of the low country it would be
ieoiucnce IN summer. Terms
accommodating THOS. JOHNSON
A TTE.VTION
Is caled to the fact, that there are MANY who OWE
me, ana some of them think it unnecessarv -
neg leave to say that payday has arrived-or onht
% nave ere this. Please call sAe
1nno On THO. j. JOHNSON.
June 20. 55-3t
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TERMs
For ME CAROLINIAN
eops'' Nv nothi. sance per aanuu,, So 90
va " end of months 80
.asssrpa rsss.ss sss ssa e s, the t.. s.
Filth ,'e 1hs year ~ faid in advance. p'' 's'
the 81 ext,nng the circulation and en-
6gW".ag remarkably lew
epies - ,, ,,se, lss,V fR1 7sLY IN aDH-fNcE:
Is" Of the earolaian, l year, ss 90
Rates assa1scrssisxs q ssssssl
pcr -g,ssEs Oss4S ssa-s>- to-
each subSeti iseas IN -cftioa, unless tho
mt is published for more than two mentbs |
Fill he charged
5r thre iths, - S4 ~
br six months 6 90
or I've rnoatls. 10 m
ertis ,nts mlst. have the desired number ~ :;
marked Oh them, orthcrwise they will he ~ in
til forb d aa't charged accordingly Sne-;n,
eafsn is directed to this requisition
WIN. F. WIGHTMlV 4 CO
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4 RARE CHANCE.
The Furniture s. Fixtures of tia

FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL FOR SALE
The Subscriber having fully determined to sell tn
above named property offer it to any enterurjsin
man upon liberal terms r '
This hotel enjoys a large custom from the adiooiul
countless and from the travelling public with ). nr,s
pect of future Increase. What it has dnna .n,
doing can be seen by any wishing to purrhas b,
referring to our books. The situation nf ,h IL;
ing ls such as will command the greater part Of III,
custom coming to, and passing through this n,ce
For the amount of capital invested there is M i,s;
we'll. "ouio pay a.
Sept. II, 1856 Is CO.
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Jackson Springs f5r
8lA1L1E

SALE
Hovlng few years age. under the influence of de-
Ginning health purchased the well known Jackson
springs and now not needing them for mysylf and
hhdinG genera desre through country that these
spring, shou he occupied and made ay ailabe tn tho
sell them. 'eu 10
These Springs are on jackson Creek Moore Co "
y l ne virtue and medical properties of the water
are well known-the prevailing mineral ia Iron with
Magnesia and Sulphur also present. There is fall of
water passing by the Spring, by which macbinerv
coui" be driven 50 as tC elevate water into bathn
sas- or even convey water to the dwelling house
Every natural facility present to make this pace
OF novel interest with small investment In connec-
ton with the Spring is body 243 acres of Land mart
of which is under Improvement t. ~
ms property having been fitted up for water
ing place all the necessary houses already there
and IN toierable good order. The Cherrw a. Coal
Fields Railroad will pass the Springs as the
proprietor would wish.
from inquiries made of me last summer. 1 suppose
that more than three hundred persons would have
gone to these Springs during that if the house
had been open.
1t thought unnecessary give further details as
10 this property The Jackson Springs are too well
known to require it, Those thinking of purchasing
Will inform themselves about the Fro Serty.
W rranted titles will be given and such time on nav
ments as may suit the convenience of a Responsible
purchaser. Address, A. d. CAMPBELL,
i - Bennettsville, S: C.. |
June l3. 54-4t
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NJ. FAULK : nss 1.sss 5gsr .ss .ssy ssSs.yn' sss1s

ment of b OOTS & SHOES; LadIes Caters
Satin and coored Ladies' and Gents DASsgG SHoES
OF new and beautiful pattern, and every Mye Of ar
His stock is choice and carefully Aslecsed b him
sef and buyers will find it to their ineSes eah be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Corner of fspie and
Franklin streets.
April %. 1857. 47-tf
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The Democratic majority, on joint ballot, in
the approaching Virginia Legislature will 10
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NDr-H@E
sDte to Iesse Inuon FIR .rs
...da Il. give notice g an Sos q
to a lot t SAID Note nasmnch do not inm ever
consideration therefor afF ulhs Ia
1.e.r;uo ROBERT k,oN.
A1ees''ie' hooeson Co.. N c.. June 9. ISL. ss6t
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w. III. TUItI.I NGTRy
General Commission Merch...k
NORTH WATER STREET

W1lnamgkom, " c.,
Will give personal attention to the sale or hl f
all consignments of Naval Stores or 9th f s, w.
produce and any other business entrusted ~ as
will be promptly attended to.
April Is 1857 Iy
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SPRING STOCK, 1857.
E. E. MOORE.

Has just received in Store
zd3 Barrels Whiskey and Brandy,
80 and hhds of Sugar ass'td
IS Sacks Rio Coffee,
200 Sc Salt.
SO boxes Soda Biscuit
candies Soaps. Candles Snuff. Cigars. &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold on liberal terms
March II, 1857. 4-tf
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New Goods.

The undersigned have received into Store their re.
cedt purchase of GOODS, embracing a large and
hich they will sell their usual accommodating
terms. n w WTGIIsWS 4 COAs
March "A, 1857 4l-tf
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II NOI'I< E.

THE Undersigned having executed power of At
torhey 10 f. Moore he is thereby authorized to make
all settlements TOT me in my name, and generally to
transact all business as might could do were per
sonally present. J. + MOORE
June &, 53-tf
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,.Iuable Land for Sale.
BANH OF wIcMrwcrnr,

oAN13 UE W1CMINGT on.
9 n''ih aas declared dividend of Al per cent
out OF the profits Of the last Six months navaLJ on
the 10Th inst. ''S: P''S''" on
erest at the rate of per per annum will be
a.. @ %. subscriptions to stock mad, after the 18th
'NsI Jn III, inc next dividend. S. JSIYErT, Cash'r
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ORDER NO. 1 :
Head Quarters 33 Regiment

Head Quarters 33 Regiment
North Carolina Malitia
Fayetteville, June 25th 1891
The following Companies having failed elect off,
GERS are hereby ordered under the command of the FOL
loving loving Captains. Flea Hill Company to Capt
6uiia OF Locks Creek. Seventy First company to
capt. Smith. Quewhif1e. They will in all res
poets obey the order of said Captains.
Dy order Col. C. E. LEETE.
June u, 1857. o6~st T. c. FULLER, Adjutant
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.;Smes made which Eosto sPp".
.io@s are some ne .s, physician no. to the trust
society .e,s - Many family circumstance
.epossa " him bv patieass seeking co"sse' a". t
- 'o1u - .aa,ters out Of his profession. nu'
j, is ereEe Of dignity which the seaar that they
ulty wear - their ppspeskaole a Ao"o. n them.
a., MT absse the confidence. rePosea = 80. -
J pas,s r,ealsEs 80 1:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19
oAsp W.N.,G. R:R: ce.e}

81. 80 .,ssg..r 9, oasp .. Me- 2: =; Gs.ef
AT 4 MEETING Or THE BOARD pP, DlkECxoRs
- Of the M.N R, B. 90, Held this d.s. N 1ks s, 8,
Rsa.eed That books eope.ea on
fs the Subscription of Ssso00 additional stock 3 H.
NC. R. B. Co., At the following places hewitt: M Z.
SAIsbuRY-Under the direction Of Arch Rendered. D.
p.vis, W MURPHY, B. r. Ff.iey, ). ": Eiih, or any
SrArEsv1LLEBy O. Gillespie, TX. Simontoo J. RAiex-
acder, J: " Stockton, W.P Caldwell w any three of
rix.9sED ?. a.i,hsr, Geo sst.sr, 4 \; rovsn, Y, l.
McCorkle, Jonas Best my three Of them. 'F lss&'
TA1IoesvI1s-A.C. g. AeIntosh A. Csrsep, B. Watts, 4
A.BoRles 2. Little OF sey three Of thea: ss.i
hayes, Jas Harper. Of any three Of them. - -.
Lnc0hxfoN-H ". Guion, G. G. Rendess6n, Il D. Thdnp-
2 son. W.J. HUke, u F. PhifeF, sny tEreS Of seua
ASaa4s.osE Erwin, z George Walton. Jsesb sssgle,
w = 1eKeseen, W. 6. Erwin, er any three Of them.
HAalox.C l. s. Corpenihg, A. r. Enley a. H., Erwin.
Wn MURPHY, =, e. WhitSSn, o. any three q them:
rs VI: AcDewen John Bergen, any thiss Of them.
After the books have remained open ors sixty days the
Commissioners win please report e me- sss.ssylla
go ~ L, Ess-ai &c s., Sse,sto,v I'd YSsasss,sr
August 81, 1857. 7sa4w. t
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
Rags Wanted.

Two BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA.
taken from the different stores IN the State Merchants
and others buying rags will please advise me when they
have quantity on hand will send them their nearest
price i. cash delivery from store 1T Railroad station.
either in bank bills, checks Northern funds y
Reerences-Cashiers of Banks in Raleigh and the
principal North Caroline and Virginia Merchants. IL
c. w. BENEDICT.
N. B. Constantly on hand paper suitable for Cotton
Factories and Newspaper wrappers Cotton waste wsstea
Il ~. 2 - - g. 4--a-rr G. w. B.
1aelgn, March ~, 1851. -LE' ..s- 81. 38--
w Hillsboro' Recorder, Winston Sentinel Salisbury
Banner Danyille (va) Republican. Goldsboro Tribuue,
Fayetteville GaFolnian, Wilmington Weekly Journal War
copy six months aud forward bills TO at Raleigh. Il