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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

GEIt is stated that there was 1 aao.,
on the i1th inst. from Lake Michigan
for the port of Oswego. Eew York. hsy-
ing cleared on the 9th inst. 10, 700 bar.
rels OF -four and 100000 of wheat.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

A LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN FRANCE
AND VIRGINIA. Wise, of Vir-
ginia, has been holding correspondence
with NJ. Lacouture in reference to line
of steamships between France and Yir-
ginia. Governor Wise estimates the ag-
gregate wealth Of Virginia at eight hun
dred millions of dollars. He says if the
French company will make up a cargo of
French goods for one steamer, and give
thirty days notice Of her arrival at Nor
folk, the Virginia and North Carolina
merchants will purchase the goods and
have return cargo of their produce. If
this one succeeds the French line to and
from Norfolk and Havana will be estab.
lished. If it must have aid by contribu.
ton it will almost be sure to have mail
contract under appropriation by Congress;
for the southern States will no longer vote
for appropriations to any northern line to
carry European mails, unless equal
amounts are voted 10 one or more south
Eern lines. He further proposes that if
European capitalists will bring their
funds to complete the Kanawha Canal
and Covington and Ohio Railroad. he
will recommend TO the General Assembly
of Virginia to guarantee stipulated in
terest of at least six per cent, aud the en-
tire redemption of the debt in thirty -four
years, and an appropriation from the
State treasury Of TWO hundred thousand
dollars per annum to aid in sustaining a
line Of steamers Of sufficient class, or the
Europeans to construct the works, and
take them for stipulated period of time.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29
Ffom the Norfolk Herald, May Tsh.
TRnAsyRn TRoys.-Mr. Benz. S. Dey.

TREAsuRE TRoyB.-Mr. Benz. s. Dey,
OF Gurrituck county, M. o., while plough-
ing in his field. a few days ago. dug up q
pile of gold Spanish and Silver Coin TO
the amount of six thousand dollars. Il
is supposed 10 have been buried during
the revolution and the accident that
led 70 the discovery was most singular.
IL appears that an old pine tree had fall
en- near. the fence OF Mr.. DIS farm, and
one ofthe branches stuck in the spot where
the money was found. AS the tree was
an obstruction to those engaged in
ploughing, it was raised from its position.
when IL was discovered that the old
branch had several pieces Of the coin
sticking q il. Thssy then went e e work
and dug down toSthe depth Of about 4
feet. when they were startled by the dis.
coyery Of this large atnonnt Of money.
Every eye that looked upon the sinners,
We are told, became as big as moons, and
one Of the negroes who assisted in raising
the tree. on seeing the money sticking &c
the limb, was so amazed. at the sight
hallowed out-why Massa Dey what am
dat-I wonder if he gro dar-well, well
dis am de fus time eber seed money
groin on de pine tree. A yoke of oxen
was soon hitohed to the treasure, aud il
was carried to the house Of Mr.. D. where
It can now be seen.
This we assure our readers is no hoax
and it rather gives credence to the ira
dition that there was money deposited on
that part of the coast by Blackboard the
pirate.
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tItaRApY.rAps CLOTHING. &C.


Nosthern asd sssthern Intelligence.
VVHE UNDERSIGNED AFTER RETURNING
II thanks his friends and the public in general for the
very liberal patronage hitherto extended TO him, and
newed his part BY strict attention to basines
and determination to please to merit continuance Of the
same respectfully informs them he has inst returned ficm
the Northern Cities and s receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies selected with great and attention
fruln the latest importaf.ons
He has in store largo and varied assortment RI French
English and American Cloths, Cassineres, Vesngs Of all
coicrs and styles H
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Stocks Napols.a Ties, Cravafs Glove. Collars, Byron
standing and gaote Dress Shirts French Embd Bosoas
Undershrts aud Drawers Of Silk Linen Gauze and Jeans
in addition To which he is receiving large IF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both Of his aud Northern nannscf,ac which being
made under his supervisor and dreccD he con-
hdenty recommend lie most respectfully sticis
animation of his goods aud makes charge for exhibiting
thearry all Of which, he would be pleased to dispose
OF on the mosi rrssunable terms.
To cash buyers be offers deduction Of 10 per cent. for
all accounts as high ~ dollars
All bills closed semannualy first Of January and July
emitting and repairing done with and dispatch.
The latest Foreign and American Fashions st eceiv we'd
ISAAC PROCTER,
Merchant Taiinr,
April IL, 1877. is-swiL
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TIME CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND NEJcupo,
II ING country respectfully invited to cali =, ~,
rooms Mr. Copeisnds Daguerraa -Rooms over The p,,
Office. TO witness The operaiiouof e ''s'
Watson's Celebrated ei2 Family SEWN, ~.
chine, "a'
Which will be on exhibition NJ the above place ae,r,
fine opportunity for all the citizens to see il, and ,
particular worth for family use VS. US
This Machine is adpraby adapted to al kind. Of ru;
Sewing II simple in its construction asily Operated
able 10 get out OF order and will do much WORK in
day the expert seanstress do in fen win
needle and is sold for the low price Of ~ He'
TWELVE DOLLARS
Any one wbo'upon seeing operate, should wish Ia nr
Machine may leave their order with the assnr,pcr ~ w
ceving in few days, one equal in every respect 10 ~.
sample ON exhibition. " 'ne
T. B. P0ISAI. d1,,,
in person or by letter. " rms =" '"
August 25, 1857. "a.
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Land and Mills for Sale.

II WISH TO SELL MY PLANTATION, WHERE /
il now live living both sides Of Little River and
half miles North Of BooS Hill depot the ~ C. Railroad
Ii contains seventeen hundred of land five hundred
lying the River, that produces we'll uplands well
tmbered good dwelling and out houses, with substantial
Nils recently built, at cost Of $500; FIGURING Mills
complete with Grist MIL Corn Crusher and Gin, and
Circular Saw Mill the opposite side Of the stream. This
Is the most eligible site the Eastern part of NorihCa
lina for Cotton Factory The affords sufceucy
Of water carry Cotton Factory of sze, with saw
and Grist Mills attached Those wishing 10 invest their
capital profitable business will do web to
Hiil NC -
X. b. WHITLEY.
Sept. 90, 1857. Sem
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n EATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE.

II FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform
friends and the public that have in store large nost
excellent Neek Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade, which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York. and for less price than they be had
even there, expenses Of travelling freight 6c considered
All Of purchases having been made from the mpor
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
th, advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tnnery places in power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish buy lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able to please,
both price and quality. Below OF
the Sading articles viz
20 dozen Of Cawords Calf Skins CHS maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in ls5l.)
40 dozen French skins best quality,
40 g American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 =" Morocco Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hsmlock Sole Leather,
50 Band Leather
Lasts BootTree Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed Brogans Of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction aud other articles too
to mention at No 81, Old street, opposite B. p Harrisons
Saddlery. IA. r. II. FORD.
n b. Wepay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store
Petersburg May 8, 1889. IT,
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CANDIES, CAKES, FAMILY GROCERIES,
DC, de-, at Reduced Prices.

UNHE RALEIGH BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
u Fayetteville street, opposite Lagrsnees Hotel is
supplied with large stock Of NEW GROCERIES, CAM
DIES. CONFECTIONERY, &c, comprising Teas, Cohees
Sugars, Plain and Fancy Candies Nuts, tassorted) Al
monds Oranges, Lemons, Curants, Dates Figs Prunes
Ciiron, Ju lube Paste, Gum Drops, Syrnps, Sardnes
Crackers (of various kinds. Also. Superior brands Of
Cigars Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, Matches &c, &C.
The BAKING BUSINESS will stil! be carried on in all
its branches Families supplied with Fresh Bread every
lay by leaving their names at the Store.
ss5 Having secured the services of first rate Fancy
Baker Wedding Parties and others be supplied with
every delicacy the shortest notice All orders from
distance mnst be accompanied with the cash.
wANTED.-Eggs and Butter in any quantity, for which
the highest cash prices will be raid
Country Merchants supplied on advantageous terms.
dealing to receive, liberal share Of patronage.
J. &. BR0MELL
Raleigh, Sept. 90, 1857. ss-Sm.
tfs will be accountable for debts contracted with
out written order from me- J. q. b.
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MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAv

MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAylNG RE
1vu ceived Agency from Of the largest establish
ments in the United States prepared contract for
Machinery OF all kinds and Of the perfect character,
the most favorable terms for cash good paper.
Among many things, enumerate Locomotives with
improved valve arrangement giving the best results.
Stationary Engines from to 500 horse power arranged to
suit the purposes for which they needed and guaranteed
tn give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from is horse power. adapted to
the use of Farmers, Printing Offices, Hosting, &c.
Power Presses of new simple, durable and effective
character and very rapid work.
shop Fittings Power Pancrs Boring and Morticing Ma
chimes and Flour Mills and indeed all kinds OF Me-
chnery. SAML B. PAUL
Petersburg, Va.
February ls, 1886. 25--swy.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
WILLIAM & HAY WOOD,
RALEIGH n. c.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
DYE srUFFs
OILS, PAINTS AND PAINTERS ARTICLES,
vARNIsHEs,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, GLASSWARE,
Camphene and Burning Fluid,
PgRPunEEY, SOAPS
HAIR, TOOTH AND PAINT BRUSHES,
rRussEs AND SUPPORTERS KINDS
SPICES, FLAV0RING EXTRACTS, PATENT MsDI
CINES, SUPERIOR INKS,
Pure Wines and Brandies, Scotch Ale and
London Porter, for Medical Purposes,
SnuF, Tobacco, Cigars, dc, de-,
A RE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO
"A their Stock FOE the Fall and Writer Trade which has
been carefully selected from the Importers and Mnnuc
in The Northern Cities and which they invite the
attention of the public.
Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders, and Others
throughout the State wishing bills filed cash or short
time win money by calling before purchasing
elsewhere.
Sept. 4, 1857. s2-3m.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

Fail Trade.
STEVENSON N WEDDELL,
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. rs AND so SYCAMORE ST, PrrsRsBrRG, Va,
a RE NOW RECEIVING AND WILL HAVE IN
N store ready for inspection by the lst September,
large and commanding stock of Faacy and Staple DRY
Goods to which they respectfully invite the attention Of
Nurth-C aroiina Merchants.
Ter stock will be kept full and complete during the
by purchases auction aud from -st hinds Or
den promptly attended to.
JoHN STEVENSON JAMES wEpDELL.
Auyu-t Is.
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DoOTs AND sHOEs.---LADIEs' GOAT AMI
Fall and Winter Trade,
MCGEE Il LLIAMS,

a RE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT THEIR LATE
"A purchases q STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
comprising large and handsome variety OF Dress Goods in
SILKS. Black and Fancy c,or.
Ducas la Byadere Robes de guile,
Paris Mousluas Mourning Goods.
English and American Prints,
French Embroidery, Real Laces in setts,
Collars. Sleeves and Bands, Cambria Founcngs,
Worked Egngs. nc.
A splendid assortment IT
Cloaks, Basques, Sbawls, Travelling Wrappers, &c,
Carpe'ings Oil Cloths and House Furnishing articles
Hats, MOleskin aud son, in great variety,
Caps and Shoes Of every kind.
Family Grnceries &c.
To all of which invite examination feeling assured
that offer great inducements 10 purchasers
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS
Raleigh, Sept. 20. s57. s9-6t.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

EVCONOMY Is WEALTH, AND WE ENCOURAGE
IL the praciicc Of b. selling welLmade Clothing and
Gentemeas Furnishing Goods great saving in prices
Our stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which have made up expressly for this Market is
large and desirable Il, which additions being made by
the constant reception u goods, and pledge
selves make it the interest Of purchasers buy Of
SCHL0SS, BRO. co.
Raleigh, April "A, 1851. 4o-sw6m.
WE also keep for sale large assortment Of Hats Caps
Shoes, Boois and Caters
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WHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
tract Of superior land containing about 29 acres sit.
nate on both sides of Big Lick Creek the Hstoro and
Ysh Dam Road There better land than this in the
State the growth Of Corn Wheat Cotton and Tobacco
There said land good iwO-siory dwelling with seven
roous and the necessary ouhoses attached Those wish
inr 10 purchase had better cali soon or they will lose bar
gain. ChhSLhl SoNEs
Nov q. 1856. l-swtfodins
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II AND FOR SALE OFFER FOR SALE MY
Mason Hall plantation in Orsuge. the Alamance
line on The n C. Raj ad, oneanIahaf miles northeast
Of Mebanes station Sud plantation is situated in healthy
neieborhood is we'll waered and has meade Of superb
quality upon it, good dwelling house aud all necessary
ouhouses, and good proportion Of timbered land, and
contains about 400 acres Terms viii be made easy suit
the purchaser For further information apply to Giles Me-
bane ESQ.,. Mason Hall, Alamance.
MARY r. BOND.
February >, 1857. 25-m
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REAL 4 PERSONAL ESTATE.
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
n WISH TO SELL TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN.
ing 7s2 acres 1t lies in Nash county. the rsd from
HIsrdson Beord live miles west OF the Turner place
Joins the lands Of Dr. Slls Lewis Arlington and others
II has on it a comfortable dwelling house and out
houses aid orchard Of late apple trees. is in
hcaltay neghborhood any the Co.nty and half Of
il 10 in its original growth II is well adapted to the
growth Of Corn, wheai and Tobacco
Persons wishing to purchase land would do well to call
and examine the premises bargain will be given. For
further particulars a...Aress nj frsnklntan n G.
= = JOHN 5. BODDlE.
Sept. 20, 1857. s9-lmpd.
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a I.SO, SOAPS, ASSORTED, SPERM, ALBANIAN
N TINE, Patent and Mould Candles Starch, No. Gosh
EN- Cheese, at
Raleigh. May 10, 1857. 81
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HSOAL.-e, 500 TONS FOUNDRY, SMITH, PARLOR,
~ Stove and Nut Coal Tor sale by the cargo car
load by
ii. V. NIEMEYER.
II IME.-1,5oo CASKS EASTERN, PATENT AND
IL Washington City Lime. 200 bbls. Rosendale Cement
all fresh and for sale by
II. V. NIEMEYER.
Portsmouth. Va, Sept. go, 1857. S9-tas5.
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DIANOs.-TRE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
for sale twa second hand Pianos, respectively Of
Boston and New York make in good repair and excellent
instruments Bargains may be had p them. As, Pianos
Of my make for sale rent PersoBs wishing rur
chase Pianos invited to call and examine the
above instruments, at residence Target street.
Pianos tuned and repaired in the best manner:
WESLEY WHITAKER
October 2, 1857. SOFT.
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THE OLD WELDON HOTEL


rs NOW OPEN on THE SOUTH EAST SIDE OF
II the Rar1ad you get in any Road. II is open IN
the name Of the newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
And is bound to do justice to passengers in getting their
maalsibe Proprietor pledgng himself 10 satisfy all who
may favor him with a call, r pay.
Passengers will find meals ready the arrival OF
train with 20 Porters attend them and check their
baggage any point which they may desire to have
checked.
The Hoase is within twenty steps OF the Ticket Office,
shere passengers obtain their Tickets without
trouble and be in good time after getting h,r dinner
supper there is considerable baggage to change.
Passengers will please bear in mind that there house
in front of mime rented by the other house keep oil
opposition, which is called the New Weldon HOTEL but
gentlemen and ladies will please recollect that this house
has been built only four, five six years TO my
knowledge and has been occupied by three different per
during that time, and has Proprietor at present
This Old Weldon Hcei has been open for two MONTHS aud
has not had crowd but since but il is pcreas
ing fast popular favor passengers find that the meals
suit them aud always ready the table when the
arrive from any point There red bills printed
IDENTIFY designed nure and my house. but it cannot
succeed, notwithstanding the Proprietor and his Mt
the particular in informing passengers that the
house the right the best but passengers mud hst the
house the hill only the best but that its table is
abundantly supplied with the best. and that the
walters are polite and attentive the Of those
who favor it with their presence.
Please bear IN mind that my house is the newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL GU the hill, twenty steps from the
Ticket Office.
= BIB SEARS, Proprietor
October q. lS57. gt-tf
-" Wilmington Commercial, Petersburg Express, and
Norfolk Herald copy.
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FOR SALE.

ZANE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DESfRA-
u BILE residences in the State with all necessary out
honses and fry Of land attached situated about
nile from the of Lousburg. the Halifax road -
The house is neatly furnished Sold either with or with
out the furniture For further partc apply TO
CORNEiIA L. DAVIS.
Loushurg. August 81, 1887. is
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NOTICE.
At A PUBLIC MEETING

SHORT TINE SINCE, AT PUBLIC MEETING
n held at Ashevle, Committee appointed to take
steps fur the erection Of granite Monument the highest
peak the Black Mountains the memory Of the late Dr.
Mitchell, Of the University, who sadly persisted in its
exploration. Having been requested by this Committee TO
act its agent for this portion Of tie State, will take
great pleasure in receiving contributions for object
praisewor'hy
KEMP p BATTLE.
Sept. 90, 1857. s9--tf
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DSNE REV ARD.-STOLEN FROM THE
SSeD house of the subscriber, Friday night last,
fine Gold Watch, black guard and heavy gold slide.
The letters A. NJ very finely engraved on the back
of the watch in the center The slide has in 'front.' tro
ledrts-one large and smal,ro hands, one large and
small riM hair in The centre Also black sole eail
err hand trunk-no name. inl Of white Clothes mostly
pants Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the apprehen
sion of the rogue, and the delivery Of the property
r. C. MAYNARD.
Franklinon, N. c., august IA, 1857. 76-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
MY PLANTATION NEAR THE TOWN OF HALL
U1 fax containing zoo acres, well adapted VI the culti
walton Of Cotton and grain also another tract adjoining,
eoutai,ng ss viii sell both together separate
Alsn my stock Of Mules Cattle Hogs Corn and Fodder,
or q much the purchaser may desire. As those who
may wish 10 purchase will examine before buying deem
Il unnecessary give any further description Those in
Of coed Cotton farm will do well to give me call
Terms will be made easy.
WIN. d. POPE
halifax, n. G, Oct. 6, 1861. sl-sw6w
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500 Agents Wanted!
A HON ESTEAO FOR 60!

$4,000 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
In THE GOLD REGION OF CulPEPPER COUNTY,
Virginia to be divided among 2o subscribers, 'he
7ih December 1857. Subscriptions oay i9dr drch or
SIS half down. the rest delivery II the deed Every
subscriber will &c, building Lot Farm, ranging IN
value from 40 10 S250OO These varns and Lots sud
80 cheap induce set,lemc' sufficient number being
reserved the the value Of which viii compen
safe for the apparent low price asked Upwards Of
1850 lots already Sold and cumPany Of Settlers cn
"The RapIahannock Pioneer Association are now form
ing and will 4 settlement. Ample security
viii be given faithful performance Of contracts and
promises Nearly $1,000 Of land in different parts Of
Virginia now command and will be sold to settlers at
from o. up $500 per objectionable titles ,cM in
al oases girsa Wood cutters coopers farmers &e
wanted and 500 Agents obtain subscribers, to whom
the most eral inducements will be given Some Agents
write that they making $2no per month For full par
siculars subscriptions agencies, &c., apply TO
Z. 3AUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va.
Aug. I, 1857. s4--h
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vlyKIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE

UNKIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
II SEAB0ARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL
be held the Fair Grounds the City Of Norfolk
the 10th, llth 18th, and 18th of November next.
Exien i've preparations are being made to render this
exhibition OF the most attractive aud interesting
held South Of the Potomac.
The various Railroad and Steamboat lines leading this
City will convey stock and articles for exhibition free of
charge and ample Accommodations will be provided for the
comfortable entertainment of visitors TO the Fair.
By order Of the Executive Committee
G. F. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
Sept. is, 1857. Std.
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HOW TO BUY PIANOS.

IN PURCHASING so COSTLY AN ARTICLE As ,
Piano, every wishes To be If getting The h,
and cheapest and as there are degrees in quality goL pzr
TER. BEST. md all makers not equally de.,rabi. m
sg est that the wsest and safest plan would he
tn nj trial. from houses Of established reputation and ~
sponsihiy, win character would be sufficient guarr,o.
against imposition. We have been selling Pianos Er mor
than twenty years. instruments have been spread amt
broadcast over the country and that we
sold q bad one.
E. p. NASH Petersburg, Va.
Aug. I, 1857. "a
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I" The Big Wheel.o

ssThe Big Wheels
HAVE BEEN USING THIS SEASON HAS ENA.
II BIED thoroughly temper my clai, which cannot
We tempered in any other way The brick therefore,
better. will sell delivered at the kiln i've and half
for merchantable and six dollars for all hard burned.
will also call attention article of Press Brick
now making inferior any made North, South, East
OF West They will be delivered in Raleigh at cilher OF
the depos at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
aiso keep my employ skillfu and faithful Masous.
that will undertake work low BE- afford.
ed Leave your orders either OF the hotels stores,
at NY house, and your wants shall be supplied
GEO. T. COOKE
Aug s, 1857. 73-
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SeSDk REMARD.-RANAWAYo or THE NIGHT
S~eD of the 18th inst, my boy HARDY. The said
bow abou, five feet inches high, Of light copper
color has straight black hair his front uppe teeth
somewhat open, and he is cr spoken. He had when
he let black frock-coat; also he had low
wool hat with broad ribbon it. He will probably go
into Sou'hCarolna he last on the road to
Cheraw I, pay the above reward to any person that
will return him to me, place him that get him.
REDICK DEAN.
Wadesboro, April 81, 1857. 43-swtf