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STATES NAIL.
VIRGINIA..
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Oct %. 1857,

fCST OESlCE IMPAIRMENT, Oct. y, 1887.
Proposals for carly ing the mails of the United
Ststes from let Jan. 1885, earlier If praci icable to
9th june 1889, the following route the state of
vIReISiA. Will be received at the contract Office Of
this department until p. M Of the 9Th day of De-
censsr next, to DO decided on the following day:
No. sis9-Frem Abingdon, by Clear Branch, Buffalo
Pond. Three Springs, Mill Point. a oadis
Block House: Estellville, Stock Greek
Pattonsyllle, Stickieyville, Rocky Station,
JonesrIlle, Cany Hollow, Beech Spring, use
5iiil end Walnut Hill. to Cumberland Gap,
week, IN four horse aches.
Leave Abingdon Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at a m.
Arrive at Cumberland Gap. Thursday Satur.
day, and Tuesday, by a m;
Leave Cumberland Gap Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 8 am i,
ALIIve at Abingdon Thursday, Saturday, and
Tuesday by IN.
For forms of proposal. snara ntes, and certEc ate
also, instructions and requirements to he embraced
N the contra cts. see Advertisements of jan IT, 1885
FEBRUARY 1856, ard FEBRUARY z, 1857, or either of
them, In pamphlet form, in ali the principal post Of
fees. AARON T. RROWN
ocT'-laW4w POstmaSter General.
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nineteen, pciusvs; the half of section twenty;
the east half Of section tw snty-one; seotions TWEEN
section tw eight the vest is Of I. O
s-rne; sections thirty and thirty one; the west
thirty three; and sections thirty four and thirty
i've of township e,shteen and tow nine tssn.
Sections ons. two. three. and ten to fifteen, incu
svs; the northeast quarter OF section twenty two:
sections twenty three to enty six, inclusive; the
southeast quarter of section thirty -four; and SEQ
ton thirty i've, of township SeceHtesn; sectisns
tom nine: Section. ten to fsssn nSusv Ti s tSe
northeast quarter Of section twenty one; sections
sections one, two, and three; the northeast quarter
sections twenty-five to twenty seven, inclusive:
and sections thirty and thirty FIVE of township
ntHenshi and townships t1eatv and sUsmly-OHs,o of
Lands appropriated BY law for the use of schools.
swamp and overflow ed lands, made thereby unit
for cultivation" any. granted to the state hy the
and other States to reclaim the swamp lands within
Their limits, approved September %, 1859, will be
No ''nIineraL iand,' or tracts containing mineral
deposits are 70 be offered at the public sSes. such
sa on etsr ~ tho GsS
m oes Of The .et Of CONGRESS approved Sd march,
the public lands in Csforns, The sraninS of pre g,
emPtion, rights therein, and for other purposes"
on sSS w s &c TIM
IN whloh they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale. thus closed; but
sale shall bP kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry of any of the lands will bs admitted
until after the ex plratiOn of the two weeks.
Given under my han1, at the oity Of Washington,
this sixtsenth day of September, ammo Domni enc
thousand eight hundred and ffty seven.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
COmmlssioasr OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any Of the lands within tue townships and parts
OF Townships above enumerated required to estab-
sh the same to the satisfaction of the and
Reoevsr of the proper land office, and make pny-
rrnt therefor as soon as Prdctttnble df.sr sestHx
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of tho public sale of the land. en-
braciDg the tract ola med; herwIse such claim will
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the eneral Land Office
sc 18-1awSm
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Inc sndisrism In PhIladel phia-Ths Bupking
System.

rom thG bcsHiHs bhHsttn, IhkrSQQy.
We have frequently taken occasion to point ont
'bunking" system, and an arrest was made last
night, the circumstances attending which devel-
oP condition Of things that is at once startling
About O'Clock this morning, oficer Andrew
Donohue, while going his rounds in the Twenty
fourth Ward, heard loud snoring in the Union
Hose House, in Garden and Thirty-fffh streets
He obtained admission to the place, and cropping
his way in the dark TO the stove, lighted match
and by the lis ut thus afforded, he saw six young
men lying around sound asleep.
The officer suffered his light to 90 ont and
when about to grope his way back 10 the door he
heard a knock upon the latter. The knock was
repeated three times. when the door was opened
by one of the party inside and a Young man rush
ed in in great haste, and said Come, bows. wake
up and get ready for run; ! have started a nre
and il will be going in five minutes ~ The self.
confessed incendiary, who had impaired some
Information in an under tone TO one Of the party.
then started out again, followed by the OF, Ger.
who had concealed l1is star
After going about square the Young man
stopped, and looking in the direction of some
frame buildings and turned back and remarked
to the officer, without suspeetinr who he was
that the id thing would 90 il hadn Z caup ht
right" The officer then went back 10 the Hose
house, while oticer DonOhue procured the assist
ance OF Sergeant Simpson and officer Nolan and
proceeding to the Hose-hOuse they captured the
entire parry. Just az they were about making
the arrest, they discovered the fre breaking ont
In row OF small frame dwellings at Haverford
and Thirty-nfth streets One Of the party who
was well known. was suffered to 90 ana extin-
guish the IRE, and he was afterwards taken into
custody.
The prisoners gave the names Of Andrew KEEL
ley, (the one who committed the arsonl Dennis
McCredy, Charles Hibbs Richard L. Sand FORD
Henry Almond and F Frederick McAIIister
The fire kindled was in the upper part of a
small fame dwelling belonging TO Mr.. Robert
p Ma!kward, Ii Was without a tenant but had
lately been occupied by Sanford, one of the par
" arrested Ii adjOined brick house. in which
family resided. There was also a family Iiv-
ing in frame house In the same row in which the
place fred is located The disclosures made
through this important arrest are absolutely very
startling, and they GO TO prove what We have so
olten urged In respect to the bunking system
The prisoners had a hearing before Alderman
t.ner this afternoon. The witnesses examined
testified TO the facts given aaove They Were all
committed to answer, with the exception of Nc
A.lister, who was held to bail as a witness
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WARRINGTON. November 9TH, 1857.
TN the petition of JOSIAH Copeland, of WeymOuth
Mass PRAYING for the extension Of "a ent granted
t" him on the :0th of January, 1884, for an improve
ment IN " Boot CIImps,' for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent which takes place on the
Goth day Of January 1883: " "
is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th Of Januqry
next, AT IL O'Clock M and all persons are notified To-
appear and show cause, If any they have, why said
petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
IN the Patent Office thor objections, specially set
forth III writing, at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing a testimony fled by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must hc taken and transmit
ted In accordance with the rules of the Office which
will be furnished on application.
Inc testimony IN the case will lie closed on the LIST
oil January: dsposItlons and other papers rsi,j
upon AZ testimony mist he filed in the Office on or
before the morning Of lat day. the arguments any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also that this notice be published in the
Union. National lntsllgencer, and Star, Washing
tnH; PeEnsy Ivanlan, Phads phIa; Dail, News. New
York; Post, Boston. Mass: and Inquirer Cincn-
Eat ONO; once week for three successive weeks
previous to tine llth day of January next the day of
hearing. JOS. HOLT,
$780, Commissioner of Patents.
P.S.1EdItors OF the above papers will please copy
AMI send their bills TO the Patent Office, with PAPER
c'HLfilllhx notcs. 9-iawSw
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y A n KIN HOUSE

NKING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Depossiiois dePosltIng Bank Notes viii please
Deposltes OF Gold will be PAID in God.
Accounts vii. be opened with depositors low ing
then 10 deposit Gold and Check for currency the
depos!tor being credited with the difference.
We OIL CHtBB BROTHERS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSlTES.
MONEYtoLO STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
Jsn I'll Oppoyits sac Treasury.
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A II. NARIONV'S
"A. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

No. +;6 PtnnsyI tnHio nrsnus
take this opportunity of Informing nv cu stomers
and the public IN general that have sale-Stsr
n lot Of first rate Calf skin Gsiters NJ 81 S. 5Sb
and Il French Caf-skIn Patent I.aRtherR MS
Cater at $3.50, as good are usually sold u
At IS, and good Calf skin Boot at SsSi ladies
Caters at s IS, fine Morocco BGskirs ats and
81 other Shoes. Surh az BOYS. Misses. and ChIl-
dreEs, cheap IN proportion. Cali and sec for yoTr-
seves. Don't forget The place, No. I96 Pennsylva-
mia Avenue. between Sd and ~ streets.
=
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ARLINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
SHORT LINK ~ "a Lone ROrrk.-rhe Alex
- that the Alexandria and Washington railroad,
WITH It's locomotives and cars, will be offered at
public sare or the first OF December nextD
Us Ioan IS ABOUT SIX miles long, and is of very
Indifferent construction. The ground occuDi.d
by IT, however is 30 important that il cannot pos
sIoiy De allowed TO remain unavailable much
longer; tor the interests OF the great Southern
roads leading eastward from Memphis and ALI
points south thereof require that ffom Aleran-
dTla eastward there shall be continuous and nm
ofoken rail route 10 the seabodrd cities; so that
the travel which now passes from the interior OF
tns Sonthern States to Savannah. Charleston and
other southern sedports, thence to take steam
snl 10 the large eastern cities, NAV be induced
20 keep the rail to the point of destination
o make the land route more attractive than
the sea route. u is only necessary that the few
existing gaps shs II be filed up; and as the most
inconesnlenf OF these gaps is the one between
WASH nGton and Alexandria, provision will
doubtless soon be made to close II with a river
bridge and few miles of good track in order
that cars may pass to and from the depots In
AeIandria and Washington
The great land route of communication he.
tween the Atlantic and Gulf States-from Maine
TO Louisidna-shOuld have Alexandria Wa,hin0-
Ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York on
It's route Tnese five cities are ali in n tract line
and between these cities there should be no in,
corruption BY gaps in the track way, except at
ferries across navigable rivers.
for freight traffic the sea craft will ALWAYS be
an ovsrndtch for the railroad car for in a1tI
non TO the vessels-steam and sail-that civ
along the coast, prOpeliers pass ffom tn Cnesa.
Peake to the New York waters via PhiiadeIphia
oy pay, rlVer, and canal navigations, almost par
eIlel with the iron line: but this fact that the
railroad route will never command the bulk of
tue freigh. traffic along the seaUoard, should
&lnluate the railroad interests to greater Efforts
TO facilitate passenger communication between
the Atlantic and Gulf States and the cities there
IN Tor by so doing they will sooner divsst the
travel from the coasting Steamships to swell the
OI roads. and m han he al If
their shares and bonds-U s. Railroad Mn
ing Rspisttr $500
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ID CHUBB BROTHERS.


DsPoslTs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
Without cnarse. D1fts on the northern seahoard
ctles reoely Ell On Deposit ct par ana ErcheDse ON
SAP CiIes furnished to depositors tiout charge.
INTEREST on DKPosITs.-Iuterest will be allow ed
on deposits at such ratos as may be agreed upon
DEPOSITS ~ VIRGIN. AND uNcrRRE2T MONEY.
oeivsd To be checked for IN same funds a, in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange.
nIsc9gNIs..Notss,D Drafts, and Bills Of Excl
VIII ne discounted, and lsOans made on Stocks Bonds
ana Securities, a the market rate.
LETTERS OF CkBDiT-Letters of Credit will be
FURNISHED, negotiable IN the different Cities of the
United States on Deposit of Money or Coateraia
and interest allowed If Money il deposited. and
upOr.
TKAvELINs BILLS OF ExcHLNsk.-Travslsrs will
De I9rnsheo with drafts IN such sums as WAY be de-
srea neEotishe IN the different Cities OF the Union
MILLS AID LETTERS OF CREDIT on ENGLAND, IRH-
LAMP AND EUROpE.-Bllls of Exchange and Letters
OF Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
Pnsn to ra.e ior hIehanse IN sums to SUIT
bought in she different Cities a. comIn,s SION Of
reserve the right call for deposit Of 10 pr cent ON
the cost. bonds or Stocks viii DO ordered by tsis-
grSrh.
RAILsokr. CIyY. AND STA.z Bosp.-Railrosd,
City, and state Bonds can be placed IN hands for
negotiation either IN thus country or Europe Rail
SsfR 2, xs boTd
mar ct rates. All Warrants sold by Us are gSa,ea-
tssd IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations reg ulary furnished 70
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Bou.ss IN
or sent Tor SAFE on commission TO responsible
RshL EsTAEE AE2 INsuRANcrs.- Real Estate
DoQ<ht and eoi, aud insUraloes effected.
CoNe Ess-Cain. ON the United states, before the
Court OF Claims or Congress. IHtrusted to as will be
CHUBB BROTHERS,,
Jal n Opposite the Treasury,
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EOLEY'S GOLD PENS-Bank Pen En,ro..,pg
Pen, Medium Pen, and Others, are JUST rocoived
In variety from the maker of unusual wOr kma shin
ana hnlsh, aud to bs sold at extreme low priees.
oo2o FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOOL
en- Goods. China Ornaments, PEPPER Mashe,
&C., &c, Just received at
McLAUGHIIN'S, No. % Pa avenue
nh between n and " ST
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Insurance, DO.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY,
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS

This Coyapall is now pre- pared TO receire spphoa-
nons for INSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MFR
CHAN Disc, & o, al the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, a. their Once, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
s-a DlREC TORS.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Baooa,
Joseph Bryan, James r. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, HUDSON Taylor,
Erancls Mohup, NJ. w. Gait.
Benz. Bcall,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President.
0hAYToN -. HANSON. Secretary. apl lily
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE.
~ HOURS OF DEPARTURR HAlG-s
,o Leave Aisxanduis at ~, N, 9. iOsx,
aps-d ELLIS L. PRiCE, Csptsinu.
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WOOLEN GOODS cheaper at MeLAUGH
w Inns than AN ether plses. ale
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MAEUFACTCNYO
Do NAbD KENNEDY
No. 10 Warren S!rse:. Roxbxry, Nassaek..sft,.

tScnts for Washing ton.-Chfs. Stctt A Co 2
Gilm"n, k!dueu 4 LaErenoe, J. r. Gardner. Enrry
& 20, =. WaSh q Co. F. {. Ws!sh. J. P. Stone,
Roswell; Daniel B. CLARK, j. r. Niihuln, Dnn6sr
Dyson, ord Bro. Agents for Gcorsetown,~R.
5 CiEeeli, ~ LenthaH, ]. l.. KHwel
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From WASHINGTON az 6 a. M, coaueet,ns m
Essy win trans for the West, and az Baltmore
WIN tnose Tor Philadelphia and New YORK: al b 81
8; w.. for Annapolis, Bsltimore. PhisdeIphis' AMI
Se~ iork at p. IN. for Baltimore and NorfOI
aiI ~ kelay with Frederick train
EXPRESS at 40 D. m. AZ Rsia, ~, Oh. yy.s,
ND nd for Annapolis, Baltimore, P1uadeipSn. ssd
On Sunday a. <.0pm
from BkLTIMoRE for WASHINGTON At
%i3 aSd 81 m, and SIS p. m.
On sunday at Ais q. m.
Jsl2-f PARSONS, Aren't.
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plANOs FOR HIRE. very low, at ELLIS,. ss
- ~St"SS" wv sue iSsu
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MIR. KINNEY, OF Roxbury, hss discovered In on
OF our common rasture weeds remedy that cures
livery KIND OF HuMoR,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STBABERs
FRon TKE UNITED STATES

New YeTk...Eavrs .
FROM EURoPE.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.
Northern and southern Intelligence.

Northern and southern Intelligence. r.
UVHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RET
thanks to his friends and the public in general forthe
very liberal patronage hitherto extended to him. and re-
newed his rsrt by strict attention to business
aud determination to please TO merit OF the
same respectfully informs them he has just returned ffcm
the Northern Cities and receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies selected with great and attention
from the latest mportatsons.
He has arge and varied assortment Of French
English and American Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs of all
colors and styles. .
Stocks Napoleon Ties. Cravats Gloves. Collars Byron,
standing and Dress Shirts French Embd Bcsoms.
Under-shrs and Drawers of Silk, Linen Gauze and jeans
in addition which, he receiving large assortment "t
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both of his and Northern manufacture when oe'ns
made under his supervision and drcen ne ca" cow n
fdcnty recommend. He most Respectfully so'cS n eA
animation of his goods. and makes n" charge '
them-arry all Of VIII ch he would be please" 10 u'Sf
of on the most reasonable terms. $1,000. 800. g..
To cash BUYERS he offers deduction Il" l" per cent for
all accounts as high Us - dollars I'LL,
All bills closed sem-.nnuav first OF january ana 'uy'
Cutting and repairing done with care ana d Spa'ch'
The latest Foreign and American Fashions Just received
ISAAC Proctor
Merchant Tailor.
April Il. 1857. 42-s""'
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Sept. 90, 1857.
r EATHER FOR sPR1NGTRADE. WHOLE.

7 EATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
- SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform
friends and the public that have large and
excellent stock Of Leather and FEnngs for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &C. considered
All of our purchases having been made from the Impor-
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tanney places it in to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy lose by giving stock
all examination, and believe shall be able please,
both as to price and quality Below of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen Of Crawords Calf Skins (.hs maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in ls5i.)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 I" American Calf Skins,
80 &c Lining and binding Skins,
10 " Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemock Sole Leather,
so Band Leather
Lasts BootTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Scwed BroganS of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles too
Saddlery. F. A. K. II. FORD.
n b. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to Store.
Petersburg, May ., 1852. IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATSON'S IMPROVED TWELVE DO1I.n
SEWING MAXINE.

TNHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND NEJcupo.
IL ING country respectfully invited to ca Al BUR.
rooms Mr. Copeands Daguerrean ROOMS over tba our
Office, to witness the operation of "e fost
WatsOn's Celebrated SI2 Family Sew;,
chine, Ma
Which will be on exhibition at the above place aa;..
fine opportunity for all the citizens see it. and losa
particular worth for family USE anu test Its
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds If r.
Sewing it in its construction easily Operated
able to get out of Order and will do much work in @
day the most expert seamstress can do in tom Ia hge
needle and is sold for the low prceof '"' WIN her
TW V DOLLARS.
Any one who upon seeing it operate, should wish to no,
Machine, may leave their order with the assurance
ceiving in few days. equal in every res,rc, re.
sample on exhibition. Sfe'' 10 The
a. State and County rights for sale by apnivi 1gas
in person or by letter. rr!s 10 US
August %, 1857. "a !.
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500 Agents Wanted!
A MESTEAD FOR SO!
THIRD DIVISION

$4,000 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
IN THE GOLD REGION OF CUPEPPER COUNTY.
Virginia to be divided among subscribers. the
18th December. 1857. Subscriptions onlyten dollars arn or
$l half down. the rest delivery of the deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot or Farm. ranging in
value flo $4,000. These Yarns and Lots sold
cheap induce settlements, sufficient number being
reserved, the increase in the value of which will c"mpen
safe for the apparent low price asked Upwards of
1850 lots already sold and company Of settlers called
The RappahanDock Pioneer Association are now form
will be given for the faithful performance of and
promises Nearly $4,000 Of land in derent parts of
Virginia command, and will be sold to settlers at
from 81 I'D to $500 per acre Ln9uestneble ts srW ia
oil be yren Wood cutters, coopers farmers &C.
wanted and 500 Agents obtain subscribers, to whom
the most liberal inducements will be given. Some Agents
write that they making 5000 per month For full par
tcuars, subscriptions, agencies, &c. apply to
E. 5AUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va.
Aug. Z, 1857. TIT
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,MTsCELLANR0Us.

RALEIGH AND CASTOR HALLWAY.
Change Of Schedule to connect with the North
fs.- s9i.i Il Carolina Railroad. 81: 81 ,-s =.
an AND AFTER MONDAY THE 18th INST, TIE
Depot) as follows: ~ E7~SsH5f g al .f-f ~
Express No. i, leave Raleigh at O'Clock A. H., res
Arrive at Weldon II .2e, A. NJ.
Leave Weldon at I, p M, - 20. 80 'E " 70
-.- Arrive at Raleigh G. P. NJ .....- p. -.
Express No. 2, leave Raleigh ), p. NJ,
Arrive at Weldon 10, p. NJ. = -.tu
j" Leave Weldon IL, p NJ,
Arrive at Raleigh 4, A. NJ
Passengers going North will reach Weldon over this iue
than hours ahead of the line via Golds boro.
Breakfast and Supper at Franklinton.
T. Agent R. G. R. R. Co.
March II, 1857. SO
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Land and Mills for Sale.

II WISH TO SELL MY PLANTATION. WHERE
IL now live lying both sides of Little RIVER one and
half miles North Of Boon Hill depot on ahe n c. Ra road
1t contains seventeen hundred of land five hundred
lying on the River, that produces well uplands well
tmbered good dwelling and houses, with subs aniia
Mills recently built, at cost of SnoO FIGURING Mills
complete, with Grst Mill, Corn Crsher and Gin and
Circular Saw Mill the opposite side of the stream This
is the most eligible site in the Eastern part of North
lima for Cotton Factory. The stream affords a suiciencv
of water to carry Cotton Factory any size with Saw
and Grst Mills attached. Those wishing invest their
capital in profitable business will do well see me soon
For further information address the subscriber at Boon
Hill, NC.
K. B. WHITLEY
Sept. 90, 1857. s9-,m