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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-10

~ nRnisers and Exchange BrOkers,
Corner OF Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va Will
collect aud remit at the lowest rates Of Exchange They will
pay tho highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uneurrent Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents aud Cashiers OF the several Banks Lynch
burg Mcaara, u II Alnury Co, Mcssrs Paro. Richmond
Mossrs Johnston ros. Co. sam Harris & Sons Josiah
1.uc 4 Co, Baltim Messrs Farnham Kirkham Co.
DrcNel 20 Phiadupha Mossrs, Vanblock Read q Drex
ell j ward 4 Go, Lees Waller, New York.
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worries 40 GKANEt.uER~-Shc travel
y Ing pubic informed tat they need feel fear
the WAsHINGTnN IOUsf in consequence Of the
urrlnE in this city The house stables and whole
carefully guarded by reliable persons the
time uth day night; complete security may
h rho llirSIs of the Washington.
mar I1lIm SNEAD & CLARK. Prapiefors
N-gss GOODS. NEW ssOODs.-t:ssF1 AT At
"a TRAClION-N. GGGGFNlElMER Respectfully
ofhis and the pnhlc orally
large well selected stock OF Nw SriHR summer,
!>apl, and Fancy Dry Goods
ling the attention buyers wish 10 stat p being
increasing business lave oAtuulclau great.
is improved my Store making ct the large aud most
houses in the city Having thus enlarged house,
much
usie aud with eye single the nud the
people Those Goods cordially invited
c stock before purchasing elsewhere nnd red
they viii find my assortment good and pisces
as in any cstabls hmeni in the Old Dominion
NATHL GUGGENIlEIMER.
opposite Tanner AsherB and next door to j. 81 Gohbs,
Iynchhurl Va lup dts
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO,
Richmond. VA.


6~,ARGO OF PORTO NuGO SUGAR At AuC.
y IioN.-oo 1ncsday the itth inst commencing at II
the Of tho brig Warren Goddard from Porto Rico con
ssng Of
1es- undet sloo CASH over 800 months credit for
aPpreS oil negotiable paper.
= Sale wthort regard Ia weather.
hr le6t DUNLOP, MoNcuRE co, AuctrH
yIVRUsr s,sE.-By ,ir,", ~ two trust deed.
executed by Alfred Taylor Twill tho ehth day
Of this month so al public auction tho premisos tho Lot
npon witch shop situated on the arm Of The
dcnce Ao. the day At the Market House Negro
Nonltn rhis The land viii be sold credit OF I, and
l. mouths the slave credit of ie aud II mouths for
gotahe paper we'll endorsed W. q. SPENCE,
ap 10 d2awtA5ap Trustee
MrOruCE.-ln pursuance Of II drcrcc q the
ot March, 1887 the chaucey OF Coleman fSpnt
rcE shall on Tho lih day Of May next proceed upon
the romlsrs Mt public auction to hghcst bidder
much cash shall he to doay the expenses o sale
and the balance on L. aud years credit equal
ot pusharo money! the Tract Of Land Of which William
coleman died possessed containing a6 acres lying IN said
county. Pcar River adjoining the lands of Amos Bryant
aud others with the dwelling house aud out houses and other
The purchaser viii be required give bond.
with personal security iot The deferred payments and
Sr To- i6ewl~ WV no NJ Known oom'r
NrOTICE.-Wc the undcr.ixmcd, will Offer isr
clock evening that valuable dwelling i,ouse
a"d IN Federal Hill no" in the occupancy of I O. 3 Fer
gupon, Epq Terms made known on day OF sale
q. pApNEy l'roat.
np 6einelep JAS, o. WILLIAMS Treas
vuNRUsTEE's sAuE.-H, yir,"c % " deed oT
Trust executed to me by Andrew J. Didak., bearing
oil tho lustpg" Court OF lynehburg viii sell al public
the Market House In the said city oi Lynch
all he said Andrew J pidak interest In the estate real
an personal of his father, the late Henry tho said
being yet undivided and the said Andrew being
ninth whole being subject the widows dowor
rt For the expenses OF sale cnsh To, me hnnncn
required oi the purchaser. AUSTIN NJ TRIBE
mar - dwlm Trustee,
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EDWARD j FDLkTS,
War,rouris and Mandatory doors bco" Liberty are
house ~" lhAtf II
Il Aus, Dss. Pure sperm, oil warranted OF
n A he best hand and Tor sgp hy
feb rs STkolllEk n III thf u
IIQuoHs c-W' prepared o furnish our + ends
the public with the follow ny coabrRted brands ri thew
ing Tobacco:
Jno W. stones Crarhurg,
Henderson & ITolcoiahc.s Natural
WIN u Micr's Bun titY.
Hooker 4 Iiascy's Lccomp'c,
las " tlavtGrs Natural Suueur'd,
In nlttau to which have usual supply Of I'm" ana
dnrs Gu3,r Jnlv Sc &c We are constantly receiving" al
stock of Bottled Wine and Liquors, put uP eK
mer2i4s ii HARRIS 5 co.
500 nsEN,s DimiuS, Rocking mud Arm
u tnat+ HArge supply just rr"ohsd tor s''e low ny
nov @1i~ NlNNl'N'
ppV(s6 ws1EATEIoUE.- we have NO." in
ED Store lot Fresh Ground Buck Wheat fonr al prime
quality. ta sale low. LEE, JollNSoN q 90
NJ 1F
OEE@. Robes, Esobra.-Iu-i oI,.sa. r, great
Ea variety of Borlgc. Grape, Jnrouc and Lawn Rebes at
ap Bis join ABRAnAMs.
E.ST opened 800 pairs Ladies' BiacEs and
81 Tan colored Caters, at 81 81, "A great bargain
ap BITS JOHN ABR AHAMS.
ATOTIlE.-ln consequence Of the iHciemency
~ weather the Board Of the the Poor
County of Campbell will hold adjourned meeting
present month j.. j. EARLY,
ap Sect President of Board
LNMBROIDERIEs,K M r o d ie..-Just
IL opened hne u Muslin and Cambria Bands
Sleeves and Collars, some in Sets very handsome
ap Sts JOHN ABRAHAMs
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mo. II. 4 SAMUEL TyREE.
- Com us issiOn Mcrch nmus,

LyScHBuRo, Va,
O their services tho planters and the public generally for
tho sale of Tobacco Wheat Flo other produce They
that experience Of Is to 20 years will enable them
give general satfaetion Their ONCE Ia Younger
smiths doors the the Banks which enables them
To pay the Ianers lor their Tobacco without delay.
JN0 II. & SAML TYREE.
fcba lrIv
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w. HRNCE, Attorney at LAW, RichnOnd,
- will practice the Courts Of Richmond City IN the
Counties Goocand ard and in the Supreme Court
nf the L. s.. aud Court of Claims, Washington, ID. c.
rss-OFFCt, Wing Building Richmond, Va
innen II
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Desirable Hotel Property for sale.

UyHE WELL KNO m HOTEL IN GREENSBORO,
C.. "The Bland House," will be sold at public
April next. This valuable property consists Of large
frame house, with rooms parlors and Offices row OF brick
shment in the basement kitchens. stables, garden &C.
The Hotel is nearly in the centre of the town, and can
accommodate persons than any other establishment
of the kind in the place.
Since the completion of the North-Carolina Railroad
Greensboro is likely to become place of Summer Resort
for people from the aud southern parts of the State
and there is also very considerable travel between this
place and Danvile the point the Richmond and
Danville Railroad
Greensboro contains two of the most fourishng and
celebrated Female Seminaries in the Southern country
and while these bring large number OF visitors at all sea-
sons the crowd the examinations is great that
it is difficult TO find accommodations.
Persons wishing further information before the day OF
sale, can make personal or written application to
JOHN A. GlLMER, ESQ,
Or to either of the undersigned, at Greensboro,
JAMES SLOAN, ,r,stoos
JED. II. LINDSAY, { "''ee'
March q, 1857. 5G-swtd.
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NEwPTBLtcATIoNs. MIS- kiands Memoirs
" Of Washington, with Illustrations. ~
;MsTEysns Zoe Later she Authar Of "Peter schle-
Miss warmers Popular Book.-rhe Hills Of the shate
nnc. ,,s f.ssls,.ss "a Is -. q - SO. ,
! Three New Juveniles Sedgemoor or. Honne Lessons.
Douglass. Farm m Story Of Lifes in Virginia.
Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan-CoIored En-
cravings, Maps SC Government edition)
Kanes Arctic Expedition vols. Library Sheep.
The Rifle, Axe: and Saddle Bags and other Lectures
Ry VIM. Henry Milburn.
The Modern Whitfeld-Shrmons of the Rev. G. H Spur
geOn, Of London.
Prue und by George W. Curtis. ~
Scenes and Incidents the Pairies and iu Mexco-By
Josiah Gregg
Recollectons of LifeTime-By s. G. Goodrich, author
of Peter Parleys Tales.
Rome Papal and Christianity D.. Dcsancts, d D..
Adventures in the Wilds of Amerca- By Lanmau, with
illustrations
McFingal, Modern Epic Poem-By John Trnmbull,
LII. d.
Life and Times of Cranmer.
4" Z" Luther.
Home and the World -. s....z
Milleducia: Thousand Pleasant Things.
For sale by H. ID. TURNER,
NorthCarona Book Store.
Jan. 2, 1857. I2A
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$780, Trustees Sale.
:" AXE COUNTY. N. sC.LBY

b. WV OsAsA Ss-D1 WRITE
deed Of trust to me executed by William c EF
lated 9th OF December 1855. registered in RmI XNXarke
Ts 79s, records Of Wake County and for the AK p
s. in the City of Raleigh purchased by the said nSwbern
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Wake County orke
under decree Of the Court of Equity far payt,oa sale
tween the heirs Of John C. Sedman, deceased "mn BE-
with the buildings and appurtenances hereuno 5 ser
ing-the same being formerly the residence of Ieong.
William Clarke The lot contains acre in bn e said
vation, is free from nut grass contains manr sn cuL
fruit trees and is situated directly opposite the B Dsang
about one hundred wards east of the gate Of be
ol Square Repairs to the amount of SH hnvo eap-
Gently put upon the buildings four in number n, zen re-
dwelling house, with six rooms Office two ktcL
Also. by virtue of the deed and for tb b etc.
all concerned offer for sale valuable tract ofind
two acres upon Neuse river, in the county Of Wake ny
the buildings thereon, known the Neuss River M with
Price 81 600 The mill seat sold fifteen wears ao n
and Jeffreys for 81 OO". Since that time an Earke
Saw and Oil Mill, with press huers heaters a.,;. new
mill. and jumpers. and DAM have been sra,
added thereto This property lately appraised az ana
OOo. ffeu III So,
The object of these sales being mainly cbunco
ment, am authorized, upon the money being s. est
ured, 10 ct go upon liberal credit To any enc d sec
to locate in Wake, and engage in lucrative busns
present is opportunity for securing town aue
and business stand in ppuous country neisbneae
They will be sold together separately and the lila
ranted. e 'a-
EDWARD CANTwELL
po,.. ,,a- ,,-. Trustee.
-'o'> gu Jul! -os -ooo' SWtf-79
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stuyO MAKrps
- & 8. CAROLINA.-Ths subscribsrs = Of N.
ken the premium at the late State Fair nnon
to the that they manufacturing tbesa announce
tensiyey Their workmeu having been for manv ools
gagged in the above business unsurpassed h years
quality and proper construction of their tools any the
Liver these tools at any points the n G. W viii de-
III ka,lroads We warrant these tools to be e ana
ern manufacture, and ask aberal share of nuh North.
age trusting that liberal southerners will give paron
prompt attention. w. Will meet
January 9, 1855. AiFlELD.
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Great Attraction at A. Creech's Store.
KTHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING A ST


TINE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING A ST.
peior stock of rich and fashionable Spring and Sum-
dry goods, No "a Fayetteville ST. which he invites
the attention of his friends customers. and the public gen.
orally. He atters himself that he will offer them
prices low to astonish all who will give him call
Ladies and customers generally, who wish great
bargains should fail TO examine his large and arac-
tive assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods embra ing
almost every style of Ladies' Dress Goods of newest
and latest mporations 25e pieces of the style
Prints 100 pieces Of Musins aud Lawns frnm cents up
Orsandes Jackonets Barages Brlliants, Chales Bage
DIain Gnghams. Enbroderies Mantillas Silk Parasos
and Fans at all prices, Straw and Silk Bonne,s
cents to $40 Did bonnets at % Yes who is
it that cannot buy bonnet? Linen and Cotton goods
aid boys wear. of every style, price, and quality
Black and Fancy Cassimeres Italian and Drap etc for
Pants and Coats splendid lot of Moeskn and Soft
Hats Straw and Leghorn Hats. Also Boots, Shoes and
Umbrellas, ReadyMade Cothing,-n fact. have almost
every thing, from baby shoe up fine Dress or from
fine Mantilla down to a ball of cord
Now customer, allow me to say CT two words You
talk about this New Store selling goods cheap and that
Old Store-young folks and old folks. WHY, customer
what you thinking about? Why, vii, sell you goods
just cheap you buy them of any honest that
intends paying for his goods, in this City, County, State
ask you to call and examine my stock, and If the styles
prices. and quality do not suit you pass them. You will
find me always ready at pOst-ready and wiling
customers, and to give them the worth of their
return them my grateful thanks for the liberal patron
age they have bestowed, and hope merit continuance
OF the same. A. CREECH.
March "a 1857. 35-sw6w.
u Register, Advocate and Age copy six week.
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LOOK AT THIS.

"M. COOKE, TAKES THIS METHOD OF ~
forming his friends and customers tina, he has i rs
celved his Fal! and Winter stock Of Dry Goods Gr
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part of Coffee as
Brown, Crushed and Clarified Black and Green Ts P
con, Lard Meal Candles Adamantne and TajIow Gins
lot of Miles line Boo,s Shoes and CATERS bh far @
tiemen and ladies' wear; and great many other ar,
too tedious to mention; all of mhch will be sold law S
cash. Az" Tut
This establishment is the same recently cc.unied hv
Beckw,h Clayton Fayetteville Street. opposite law
rence's Hotel f Low"
Raleigh, Nov. l, 1855. 9e-sn,f
20 Spirit of the Age copy.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

persons at distance to take It's promptness and
liability concerning Washington affairs, and with reference
to other matters of which information Washing
ton, has ed for The Daily Star circulation
The Weekly Star contains all news appearing in the Daily
capital Tales for the Preside &c. &C. Terms The Daily
s. 81 annun The Weekly 81, per To Clubs
The Weekly mailed addressed 10 each PERSON. 81 per
annIm. Subscriptions paid in advance
Politically, The Star is Z" Southern Rights
Address W. D. WALLACE, Publisher, Washington City.
Nov. % 1856. lO5-tf
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10y VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST FROM DR..
p N. L. Sth and A. B. stith to the undersigned, and
auction the residence of Dr. n L. Stith in the vicinity
of Raleigh, Wednesday, the Sd june 1857 four valuable
and likely negroes the tract of land known as
Handsomely improved containing 434 acres together with
all of said Stiths valuable and desirable household
erty. Carriage, Harness, Horses Mules Cattle Wagons
Cart. farming implements, &C., &c.
The negroes and personal property will be sold for cash
the land on credit of ninety DAVIS secured by nego-
table and payable at the Bank of State at Raleigh and
title withheld until the purchase money is paid
JAMES SLOAN, Trustee.
Raleigh. April 8, 1857 = ss-swtd.
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge,

OPP0slte the MasOnlc Lodge.
/ M AY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR. ADMANTTNE
lvn and TaIow Candles, Nails of all sizes for common
Crockery and tin Of all sizes and shapes
Tobacco and Cigars Meal and Flour Corn and Peas and
Shoes and small assortment OF Dry Goods and Candies
and other things commonly found in grocery; ali
of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country Produce
for which the highest market prices will be paid
w. w. WOODED.
April g. 1856. As
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OR s A l. f.

r u II A L. Il
A Beautiful Residence and Valuable Grounds,
in Raleigh.
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO LEAVE THE
State offers for sale his residence and the
grounds fronting 42o feet South street; Immediately
the grounds of the Executive MansOn and binding
1897 feet On both Wilmington and Blunt streets
After rrscrvng all the front South street by depth
of 47 feet occupied by the gardens grove, and other
grounds around the dwelling, there would be left square
of feet by APO feet: through which much used street
might be extended, dividing the ground advnn
and giving increased front Of $40 feet which could be
laid out into eligible sites for building lots.
Persons wishing purchase examine the premises,
will please apply to Maj. H. ". Hustled, Raleigh.
WALTER GWYNN.
Raleigh March o. 1857. 36-swm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a 81 HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH, 1
"A now offer valuable tract of land for SALE contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
nifty acres are in fine state of cultivation The balance is
well wooded and good arabic land.
Said land has it rstrae. dwelling house. all me-
cessary out houses, and fine well of the yard
hne orchard of apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land hes miles southeast of Raleigh between
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, III one mile Of Au-
burn. %4, 5sSSgs5 10 - -
wilitake great pleasure in showing said land any
August 10. 1856. = s = 7s-H
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NOTICE C0PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
lH existing between John C. Shields, William Nelson
and John d. Lpscomb, under the firm of William Nelson
Co.. is this day dissolved ~, :. 74sss.f,l.
And the copartnesh;p of William Nelson and John d
Lpseomb, under the firm of Nelson Co., is this day dis
solved. vte A.s.s so $50 } -
3, -.,.a,sas-s.,s s.. JOHN G. SHIELDS.
So JOHN D. LiPSCOMB.
/ Apni . ases. A.-~S - Ss-aw8t. .
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M ACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAyING RE
ldl ceved Agency from of the largest establish
ments in the United States prepared contract for
Machinery of all kinds and of the most perfect character
on the most favorable terms for cash orgoQd paper
Among many things enumerate LOCOMOTIVES, with an
Stationary Engines from horse power arranged to
suit the which they needed and guaranteed
to give satisfaction. -
Portable Engines from to Is horse power adapted 70
the use OF Farmers Printing Offices, Hoisting, &C.
Power Presses of new, simple, durable and effective
character, and very rapid work. u
Shop Fittings Power P.aers, Boring and Morticng Ma
chimes Cotton and Flour Mills and indeed oil kinds Of Me-
chuery. - SAM'LsB. PAUL
80. ~. Petersburg, Va
February '1s, 1855. - 25-swly.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC
~ W. PAL E II WOULD THANK HIS
" friends and customers for their past patronage
and solicit a continuance of the better prepar
ed at present with hands and stock in quality and quantity
for the satisfactory prosecution of business than
before AS something and especially useful, would
mention patent circular brick invention of
These brick have been for
greatly superior the plain brick wish increase
my business and have increased my facilities for doing
To accomplish this will do thing and everything
brick yard always ready for the erection
ecuton of any kind of brick work. All orders left at the
Marlborough House for me will be promptly filled
CHARLES W. PALMER.
Raleigh, February 10 1851.
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NJORTH-CAROL1NA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BY
IN Prof Emmons being the Report Of the Geological
Survey Of the Midland Counties. Price 3d. Postage when
sent By mail 81 cents. For sale by =
March x 1881: -.,. z,. !. 4 =. g..
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ID EMOVAL.-H. A. DEPKIN, BOOT AND SHOE
III maker. has removed door below the Post Office
where he will be pleased t" attend the his form
er customers and the public generally upon his usually
favorable terms.
March 6, 1857. -3O-swlm
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1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. rs AND So SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, Va,
a RE NOW RECEIVING THE LARGEST STOCK
"A of Imported and Domestic Fabrics they have ever
had. VIII CHI they invite the attention the North
and Virginia Merchants with the assurance that they
and will offer such inducements in Variety STYLES and
Prices cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
March 6, 1857. 3O-swly
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THE SUPREME COURT
SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superor Courts are held in the Circuits by the
following officers: Judges-Samuel Person, of New Han
County; Matthias Manly of Craven John Dick,
Of Guiford David E Gad i Of Rowan S'n Romnas
Saunders of Wake Solicitors c. Hines. rides the
First Circuit Stevenson of Craven rides the Second
Circuit; VIM A. Jenkins rides the Third Circuit: Thos
Run of Orange rides the Fourth Circuit Robt Strange
Of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit William LaneP OF
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwn OF BUN
.ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM
OF
WILLIAM MS s. CO..

WILL MS s. CO.,
N.rE E. L. HARDING, FAYErrEvILLE ST., RALEIGH n c.
WE OPEN THIS SPRING WITH A LARGER
w Stock and better facilities than have had
before Our stock includes FINE DRESS AND BUSI-
NESS CLOTHES for Men, Boys, aud Children. Also
large assortment of Servants Clothing, with endless
riety of GENTS FURNISHING GooDs
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WE have connected with our business Cutting and
Manufacturing to be conducted by Mr.. b. r. Sherwood
whose reputation Artist in this State and Virginia.
IS too well known to require by This branch
of the business will be full operation the LIST of April
6y which time we will have received entire stock Of
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings ali of which have
selected with special regard quality and taste We will
take great pleasure in furnishing those who may desire
have their clothes made to measure.
We shall endeavor conduct the business of this
partmen with the promptness that has characterized
our business heretofore and respectfully invite the
ton of all. w. Ii. WILLIAMS CO.
March q, 1857. 35-Sw6t
e Spirit of the Age and Register copy
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a VALUABLE GIFT, FOR ANY EASON
"A and of permanent value. is Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary.
A necessity for every educated lib BRoUGHAM
Also, Websier's School Dictionaries.
For sale by
w. L. POMEROY
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Notice to Jail Builders,

Notice to Jail Builders.
SEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the fourth Monday in May next, for the building of
Jail the Town of Smiihleld Johnston County, North
Carolina at W hich time the bids will be opened and The
Contract awarded to the lowest bidder when the undertaken
will be Immediately informed ofhis BIDS having kean cev-
ed when he will be required to ino bond with
factory security for the faithful performance of his
Persons disposed put in bids for the will be fur
nished plan and specifications by addressing the Jail
mittee a; Su.i;hie6, n. c.
A. MITCHINER,
j. W. B. WATSON,
T. W. WHITLEY, ~
URIAH BRADLEY, oon''
WILLIAM HASTINGS,
w. II McCCLLERS JR.
March 10, 1857. 3Lswtf
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!-BEEDE'SM MOLE
L Il skin Soft Cashmere, Hungarian Panama, Rui land,
PUNISHABLE. Webster, Coll Sunnct ieghorn. Young Amer
lea Old Focy and Canada Straw Hats the cheap
of ~. l.. EVANS