Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
Imported Gtik.

VIM H. Strother. Franklin, Jas. Sloan, Guilford.
Woro ing Ozen.
S. s. Royster Granville, A. T. Mial, Wake, r 4.
Bridgers, Edgecombe.
Fat Cattle.
Eldridge Smith, Wake, John Hutchins, Wake,
Seth Jones, Wake.
Dr. j. NJ Davidson, Mecklenburg, Paul C. Cam
eron Orange, John G. Yancey, Warren.
Goats.
John s. Burwen, Granville, John O'Rorke, Wake,
Riley Crawford, Wake.
Spine-Large Breed
J.E Landlord, Franklin. Ashley Saunders, john
ston, Chas. R. Eaton, Granville.
Suins-SmaU Breed.
VIM R. Smith, Halifax, Win. K. Lane, Wayne.
Laurence Hinton, Wake.
Suine-Grades and Natives.
| VIM R. Poole Wake, c. Wooten, Lenoir, WIN.
| O. Green, Franklin.
POULTRY
| Mai. John Caldwell, Mecklenburg Thomas j.
| Blacknall, Granville, David Hinton, Edgecombe.
agricultural Productions
| A. W. Vcnable Granville John w. Norwood,
Orange, Richard H. Smith, Halifax.
Tobacco
Thomas Miller, Granville, W. D. Jones. Warren,
| Wm Long, Casweil.
Salt Provisions.
Ex-Gov. Oh. Manly, Wake, S. D. Sessums, War
| rem, Owen Fennell, New Hanover.
Dairy.
James Smyth Rowan John A. Taylor, New Han
over, Dr. Charles Skinner, Warren.
Food, Condiments DC,
VIM. Upchurch, Wake, j. U. Kirkland, Orange,
John Winslow, Cumberland, Nicholas L. Williams,
| Surry.
Ndtire Vines
| William S. Ashe, New Hanover, Chas F. Fisher,
Wake.
Fruit and Fruit Trees adapted to the South
DR.. R. S. Mason, Wake, William J. Bingham, Or
ange, George W. Johnson Caswell, Prof. E. Fetter,
Orange, John Stafford, Aamance.
Vegetables.
DR.. R. c. Pritchard, Warren, T. H. Snow, Wake,
W. W. Holden, Wake.
Plors and Harrous.
| DR.. VIM. R. Holt, Davidson Wilson W. Whita-
kerr Wake, Kenneth Rayner, Hartford.
| Ihreshing Hachines, Hay Strap Cutters, Corn
Shelters and Crushers.
Geo. W. Collier, Wayne, E. Beo, Stokes, Edwin NJ.
Holt, sen., Alamance
| Reapers and Norers
! DR.. G. Field, Warren, Solomon Dixon, Alamance,
H. K. Burswyn, Halifax, E. MalIet,e. Orange.
! Hay, Cotton Press dc.
! J. N. Fleming, Wake. DR.. j. T. Leach, Johnston,
/ Dr. s. Mechanism, Chatham
Carriages, Wagons. Carts dc.
| P. A. Atkinson, Pitt, j. NJ Morrhead, Guilford,
j. c. Washington, Craven John Taylor Beaufort
| Machinery.
! Gen Alex. McRae, New Hanover Slas Burns,
Wake, j. \. Boyden, Rowan, j. H. Thompson, Da-
wilson.
/ Fdrn. and Donea:ie 71ol.
7. L. Williams Granville John A. McManneu.
Orange, Needharn Price. Wake
.S1ddies and Hdrnea
DR.. Wilson. Warren, W. B. Foster, Franklin, Eli
jan billiard, Nash
Ca5inet Work
DR.: T. D; Hosg, Wake, Thos. Hill, Orange, J. NJ.
Fleming, Wake.
| Shoes, Hats dc.
Alfred Williams, Wake, I. H. Selby, Wake, N
n Nixon, New Hanover.
.Sundyies
James Sloan, Guilford James McKimmon, Wake,
John ". Cunningham, Person, DR.. T. B. Beckwith,
Johnston.
! T.W. Dewey, Mccklcnbnrg, C. B. Saunders, john
ston. Daniel A. Montgomery, Aamance, j. A. Bull
lock, Granville.
HouseAoM FaBrics
Gov. Bragg, Wake, G. W. Mordccai, Wake, John
! H. Bryan, Wake, Mrs. NJ. NJ. iicnry, Wake, Mrs.
S. S Royster Granville Mrs. G. W. Mordccai, Wake,
Mrs NJ. Somerville, Warren, Mrs. Archibald Davis,
Franklin
Crochet and Raised Worsted Work.
Mrs. j. Bobbtt. Wake, Miss Sophia Partridge
! Wake, Mrs. Kemp p Battle, Wake, Miss Fanny
Hawkins, Franklin, Miss Julia A. Holt, Davidson
Miss Joanna Nixon, New Hanover.
Embroidered Silk, Cotton and Worsted.
Mrs. L. OBJ. Branch, Wake, Mrs. Alfred Williams,
Wake, Mrs John U. Kirkland, Orange, Miss Maria
Cooke, Wake, Miss j. M. Rufin Alamance.
Knitting and Knetting.
Mrs. H. w. Hustled, Wake, Mrs. Lynn Henderson,
Warren, Mrs. Louisa Kittrell, Granville Miss Lucy
| Gregory, Granville, Miss Emma Morehead, Guilford.
Fancy Work and Needle Work.
Mrs. L. P. Cotton, Wake, Miss - Venable,
Granville, Mrs. j. F. Taylor, Wake, Mrs. j. McKim-
mon, Wake.
Fine Arts
DR.. Albert Smedes, Wake, Francis E. Shober,
Rowan, DR.. Charles E. johnson, Wake, Mrs. R. ".
Saunders, Wake, Mrs. L. Walker, Guilford, Miss
Susan Somerville, Warren, Miss Julia o. Saunders,
New Hanover
UNION CouNrY.-On Thursday last the people of
Union voted on the proposition to subscribe 500 QUO
to the Will, Char. and Rutherford Railroad, aud
dorsed it by 424 majority. We received from a
friend just as we were going to press the following
statement of the vote :
PRECINCTS. YEA. No.
Monroe, 2O2 g.
Ashcraft's, 40 Is
Rogers, 20 "a
Starns', 25
Wilson's, Waxhaws) 80 ss
Lawson's Ok 10
Davis Mine, 81 q
Condor's, "a
Simpsons o. ~