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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25

1o,s, L. IIsoltssara II Parixa e loertETs;
,x1l1iafs hessbs vi ;,6etd 70 W your Road, 10 tue
YsTy,.,SWsr oTIshIis PARISH. ingaoa repair. and ia
l-or1slsst NTH e orataapces Of the Police JnEF Of
MD Perish. said Road 70 he taiss.I = 1te ,5ss%' - !.
aaaas 81 81, eas.1i side ~aite,.at least one and q tiatf
y h VI q mn Al liz top. ode foot in widths the bot
, ,see I'd ons FOOT ID depth. Sal aeaa y be hxftl II !,
4 II sner stated II Section one-.sot Atttiela5zin; nj
t y nigest !. IL. Laws and Ordinances OF the Pot:ce
jury q MD Parish. sals #orks . De @cos'hictsa oS
III lit u December, lsas;
....,4ars saads= /. Ievees, V1ELESEryE :sfs,f5IEt.,
I'll TIL First Ward 4sistants, ~
VIZ west Baton aougs, Sept, 9Th. 1855.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25

!. TratA WagsNEa be11fs9laF FIEA1 NaasShf t7HI Fas~
He snssrststs; n~rTHfea5 m drsy Hae petite .ebar~
Irstte: IN aiaale, huft seIietIea pour sfssra sttessx trsnts
sept pair dc haSnafs, piuA on Eatinsss4uaraHte char"
-t.er aeux Fnkss, trssa eifarras stspse8i;; aaatrs herss5
esux rtoFse sIansie, treas essatssstsrs II sHeTasssaeuS e.
rsnnie tfsnts hsa1 salopieF spabsasY snsTasss paiun~
Ter ss.i1pie. auaran I daIiat ftrrss sfs4satsx: aze 5n-
man eli son p.,nIia rsasssguatr ssts astssestcarneRz
trpia pair de hoeA, trente-sept tetes aataas;Ffasst
d a#tEe ssta sbehssa; fs4nte-tssis aaastsaaAfats,aaga
5..9es,e. naaf t,eiis e.-ttsxel IN peres Fsin 1t m pfeke
In eoGre dsontSis: t1e gasr &c syoulis on vifaa; sIara
passs yartsu.t ~nasiIs5ae forge NJ bFaes kftn.s
Les siitres "a Iet Ne. Z dams Il Township Sud,
gsaga IL, sss, 5uaienaAs s~iagi-sius is.is9 asTes, #5sI-
s ans hi. rstrsa lss cseinYass E1fsshs sasKsgsa gee ta e
aas, il .fes, ersre. aksh fe n saa. r e~afasins. TIE
GEESE. agessae ID ans, nacsse9nsr ai-assssst sas rn
dsko4tn,st NJ aefans pas gaEan&@-
1itsc.ns Dc - xsfte.
- IT, sstsIf.e a=s FEefrjs*es geiozst rnadns ia
! gLDggE roar du COMPLIANT ~fs4
Ores. Pa.ea Eouge SEP. 4 1855 shsfst
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25

4, aanhasas zpupap, Of Try Perish u Iberntls
VIII aruI,cssby notified 10 make q piece Of heW
Lpree from y9ur upperzifs.e to rstn sfrp1shf
~ u liz drsteIboa 1t your old Iavees sitastei -
IL : l;gg.fsE1rd 81 t.tia Parish. said Lerea to have 4
M III thirty faet.shgy+ SIC feet il height. ana to b.
ssreaaE and !. .hala5ieet at the8top s-id wprk t. be
,a,ngIstai bysthp 1st5otf Ieeetn Der, 1855
- JOSEPH RAE i~sEiIsA'stE HSBteT,
Iaspsc,ar fSaadsE&& II4seTTees,
,oonrsthe First Wasd. % q saansan1as
West Baton Rouge. septrsash, 1853.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-25

n ..ARf::rhtl Htlsrts, Hf tA4s IodtiSh snf IJs1as5te
yvou5 ars hertbgs aetiaedt f. lnakAsa pi#ce gf,Lef"e,
toHeto3plaencs from He elbow OF the old leFee
nrat!s oppositeesthee dwelling house occupied by Mrs.
IiI1se Berrgeron. Ii the First Nastl ef sstis Fat5sh,
AND tarnna,1nwu until said ne8 leHse Shall strist: the
iii t.rtY 81 he lower line o. your tract tTs IA: !, ana
ths unuera line ufsBefiisri peyroanisa. saia lavee5 10
haffsssas base of thirty feet, six feet higit and seven
ana IL ,slr III tlhe5tou. Sad woiA TO be completed bJ
tue lst Of Deeetnker 1853
JOSEPH BRAub BEtIssiRE %ISEassTrs
Inspector Koad q Levee, ViIiEsEuTE IAEilt1EH,
ior Frat Ward. Assistants
West Baton Rouge, Sept. 9th, fs5s.
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1900 4 h. p1,.sa # I~lhsrtiiI...

IL Fatune casna es tAt P4,7sh & p A@.sfr # j..
= ~. Wsrd5 of us PARISH, II Eosa ,Is stht u, u.
.el.rdanes Hitsl1 tlss osai11aaess 81 81 tna -, ls s,t5sa Istz xn 9,
satd fan aash sirle. 3 ditch ut least one and y Iaalf FEET
IL ilss ss ~ u the the sops one toyti i. width ~ Tug bestdtn'
~ s,u y ~ Il depth. Said Road to by tiWsd ~ &C
ana ~ q satII Section aae Of Artielh 80, e tite d.
s sssts i liz. Lsaxs %. 3 sd' = n sa s,, q ~ fl cd P II ii, s'1 4. sf
sssis Parisf,sssaid aorkto De oofnpie'sa ~ s = ~
1~essnbsr 1855. .an r1,,.,-r.
30 nosas5N Ieyaes y Il1EsE w i::HILIJEE-
'asp'r III ths Eastward Assls5asts; ..,
West Eason. Rouge, sspt:4zh,sis2*.
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IDRECI, IMPORTATION.

- On hand d complete ass ortneut Of French and
English Goods, such ) Rodgers & Wastenholn1e's
pocket and table cutlery, Ladies' Scissors, TayIors
iaFs shears. IamEsbutta hole and BARRIERS Shears,
Spear y Jackson's Ripaud Panuel saws EiaY,s Per
cnssion, Flanfea and Central Fire Caps. Genuine
French 6. D. Caps French Double Colt Ltfcks 4 to 7
tnches, Monte Cristo Rifles and Pistols, lust opened
at ~ LARGUlER &
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or LuEsssIg \ e..
PARISH on Hr.EsT EATON RqUGE
- s1xTH n1s,fP Ira1 cn1sp q .. =
Z Il INSTRUCT DIR

SIXTH n1sTRIcT COURT E# as
,saaar* ii Iobbhs, ke1o., u als.vs Gabriel L~ophiere, ct als.
Bs s No.l4fa. ztz sz@5@
nYYYIRTuE of 1 writ If Il. ID. to NE directed ID, the
ID sa.ossput!sied snit,5of dare Efhes la2ntf dav sf july
AID 1876. frr,n5 the 9th District Court, I'M aud tor said
parish snd stale. will be offered for sale =; public
auction tot II last and highest bit!de1 in !froat of5the
Court House of thi: farisii,oa
Saturday I'd IF October, 1873,
Atll ofeiosk i. II. all the right title and |~,ateres
If TN defpntaa AIS Gabriel Lon hia:e Ell ali in ana to
thett5ylIoylng described property 70 vi: ~Sto-e
P'aoesfsI y the name ofJean Lpnbtere, open = b May.
1870, md close. e,tt'le 9Th day ef stptasabef Fs5t by
eqalestratpn IN containing the following accounts tlaa bf.
The ollnMlng persons ztozWit Widow Ersens %.ant:ry,
light 81 .IHJ aaliss, Francis williams. T9tirtT 7IItD
dall'g EEa ptael I1ebcrt. Twenty two 77-fGo d1iftI. J..
Rpta. Ia Baaye. TsentF 40 LOO aeIlts;; Willow r {ias-
Hss THREE n ii saaiasii !. L.leyrennin4 Iiyet!aa4 4t4ApI,se
fastaaiiz 3ssrasss.a uf zHTwentsseefgsit a-tno aaii's Nssiovs
J. iiirkiias,bsa Isrsls y-si III ny doll !; Eliza Fae4I.tsr3
trhftsHl oaaelliss;aM elisaire. fsernafa. Five ID i'd HoIsE:
NIar15I Blaichard TdTiifft three 3D. 1a0tloItIs Is; The
paofe44 IIlaigie. Twenty o2s1e0 tell5s;; TrasI Rattn,. Two
e5.fN zdnlI's.. eaaAlsszes Twenty sesen. So ! LOT adlfts.
y. White, Twenty so.1ob dnlrs;; .Witns: JosI 4tll4t.
sS,nassaa pdnll's .Ias.E. Woods. One II Hundred and
Might 5fFia1ldeltt !; F..5A, Woods Furty zseht bs.j00
tollls ali sssuian. Faar. rs id doll 5 :FFIarte en- Tul
lser, ahirtyasix 10 1onsioil,s The azess Thirty seven
" as1 dolls hsslisber tt.F 1aerty One a. 0t ieahs
!. @sasalisl,4s ahe ooftto dosl3s8i inflow siin,E Ian!
si,,, 1slIEfy ionr 81 100 dolls iheadoriss4 Is 3lanc |
m eaelrsss Widow dea. I1aigss sixtEstWf S. 100
eaIis.. Fereol I1upuyy, TTWp2 81 % a,ll,s. NarcsiEa Tenn
p,ss twenty H.io gdolls y; 1RYisdaW j. BITE. to,roht Eight
!: -s.lb5a oli,.s I'D azile q ongb4ree, Ninet eenedo vi an
] Ipatanett, sixty:s Is 54sluo q si's;; JOS Brea Four
W. nsaI ssl W dolls, NaFeisse Itanar y. Ten 3s-1pb aablfss.1
4fDrfllie FFpret Fifteen 5sJtD dolI5s: A1f RI ii Va!
sehsssivsatoll i NJ Taya ssenr. Three u OBJ dill
w feita, Eight 72Io0dnli's:T W 6ir4a, Fe1r l. 100 |
" ii D y g. sNagnsf, Eight 4n-Iea dolls: 81 ytrstl Le-
= 3sass, We ss.101 a.ll's: 'Freville Landry Fiyyss % 100
y y. y l lstaorss Daigle, Twenty Sflua Ao:i's. Widow
IT TMll lacy, Nineteen aa2-1oo s%io,I's; Guy Lb h4
NJ nss vi ~ doil'ss: Tlas. Hebert. Nine ls-1ep ,.tl2sss
i aa;.sIeg Eighteen dalra.: Esloi Dapur, s;evsns Il, %
~ gaa' y a ,aa collins. Mined y 100 doll Is; Judge Tfeaert.
is5psy and salts sssaid writ OF e.ecufio,s
4szts'Ins OF saie--pn=a credit Of II niort
M We.at ~. s WN- tEJfaEriss
N *1A'snaaouse sept. H., 1858. sAesit.
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I'D e;,aoa Bsrratd, q the F'arish9 iS@r3ssfts. !,

COY 4: ' t. es,;p !, 9 q. Xix. + B"i Ia y s:ssa H ::ras F. s sss
tFirss# ~ Il ia Ordinances Of the Police Jury
ID ascer = s. -, ,saia Rad to be ratseil IL tsNe mit!1:s I.
Of siaPsflsa TIL s;.,e#a ditch At LEAST one aad stnalf
nj asssea n. IS .s,bs top, als= feot ia wiidsEiaf TIE i.Rt1
t tsa. / Il s' ~ 81 ! assth l.. s W Sc, Sea- 9 " Y. a ! s5s
acepstdapoe Ut Y a. AMI Ordinances Of the 1Iitee til r.
Dgess .sasasst mi TO BE- completed 81 The lSt OF f'e=
ssnbsr,s is5ss., ID ri, at-1sk4pr HrgrRr.
Inspector. 800 IN AZ a,,1.5s Assi4t.5itS.
plisss1N1s.Wes Batos Rouge, sept.3ia 1920,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PALMER,s JEwELRY STORE.

~
HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
II and ready for the Fair, with very fine and rich
assortment of every thing kept in Jewelry Sto-es
Gold aud Silver Watches-Gentlemen and LADIES'
Gold Watch Chains-FOb, Vest and Guard;
Gold Neck Chains;
Gold Full Sets-Pearl, Garnett. Cameo;
Pearl and Jett Painting and Lava, Beautiful;
Breast Pins and Ear Rings. above;
I.ockets and Pencils. Gold t-g-
fine assortment Sleeve Buttons and Studs Charms &C.;
very large assortment q" Gold Silver and Steel Specta
ces-tO suit all eyes;
Gold and Silver Thmbes
Silver Ware Spoons Forks Cups Salt Stands, Napkin
Rings and Butter Knives;
Fish, Ice-Cream and Cake Knives;
large and full Of Plated Goods very fine and
rich;
Castors Cake Baskets Urns, Forks, Spoons. Cups and
Goblets; r.-
Tea Sets Table Knives Walters Candle Sticks and But
ter Stands;
Cups and Saucers &C.;
Fine Tab Cutlery Pocket Knives Razors aud Scissors
Hair and Tooth Brushes. and Combs.
have time tell Won all have. Call and my
fine. beautiful. and good Fancy Goods. .
JOHN C. PALMER
Raleigh. N. G.
October 49, 1852. 32-3t
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NASH'S TRIAL PIANOS!
SALES INCREASING.
Responsibility in Every Particular.
w, HAVE for twenty odd Years been engaged in the
w PIANO FORTE BUSINESS, and sales have
been steadily increasing up TO the present time.
WHY Is THIS?
This surely evidence of the superiority of Pianos
We have sold thousands of these Pianos the pru-
and reliable in Virginia, the Car'nas and The
South generally and from them have the abundant
and intrnSclly the best proofs of their merit and
always glad 10 refer for in instance have
instruments failed satisfy the demands of The
acting taste.
To persons having doubts where the best Pianos
be purchased. e SIMPLY
TAKE OURS UPON TRIAL.
Then why purchase from travelling agents. concerning
whose responsibility Won know nothing, whose Pianos have
undergone this the South and when such liberal
inducements offered in Peter burg. Virginia. bv
E. p. NASH, Sycamore street.
August ~ 1853 20
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EVERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROLINA, who
T. desires to post himself fully the Land Distribution
question, should procure
Cluskey's Political Text Book or Encyclopedia.
Whilst it treats the Kansas and nearly every pohca
question, it embraces the following important documents
relative to the Public Lands:
Mr.. Clay Report in favor of Distribution;
Report of Mr.. Grundy against 1t;
Address of Mr. Faulkner on the subject;
Votes distribution in Congress; , , -.,,. Nth
Grants of Public Lands to States Tor H. II. Will
votes thereon mn
Carlisles Land Di ,ribution Bill;
Views of Public Men on Deposite and Distribution;
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands.
For copies, address -
HENRY d. TURNER
N. G. Book Store
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II ISS.ME.QUICK,
n THE FAVORITE PERFUME.
Distilled from Fragrant
kiss-me-quick, the Perfume,
Kiss me-quck. the Sachet,
kisS-me-quick Soap
Imprompu the New Perfume.
kiss Me Quick an inviting Dane.-
Delicious the scent doubt.
Which all the b,aux will proclaim
No belle should be without.
IT'S we'll 10 caution ladies all
Beware if e'tr il;
The Privilege that lis grant
Could refuse it!
just received and for sale BY
WARD HUGHES,
Druggists
Raleigh July IL, 1858. 5f-tf
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LATEST NEWS q!

LATEST NEWS!!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPH
HAS BEEN. SUCCESSFUL!
But also the we'll known firm of
NATHAN KRAMER,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
In buving GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities.
which have just received, and offer them, with
small advance, to patrons and friends
have received the largest and most splendid stock Of
Dry Goods! ClOthing-( Made to my order Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks aud Vases, Carpet Bags. Cutlery. Guns and Pts
tolls, Blankets, Umbrellas Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry, Fancy Articles Groceries, Domes-
tics, Cloths, CaSsimeres, &c. &C., and many
other articles to tedious to mention.
Nv Establishment ENJOYING already the best reputation
need only to thai shall continue do business in
the same fair manner heretofore. am thankful for past
favors and beg u continuance of the same. Coke ONE
ALL.
NATHAN KRAMER,
Wilmington ST., Raleigh, N. G.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches.
Sep ember23, 1888. 77-6m
JUST RECEIVED,
Direct by Express from the Mandatory,
LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AND GIRLS SkEI-
"A ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS. which will be sold
very low. Also fine assortment of fresh Needle Wor,s
LANDEkER Il KLINE.
Rateigh Sept. Is, 1858. o4-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

1858. '""""-.-.
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RA1LR" os
.... Change of Schedule.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESn.v
u Of April the Passenger Trains viii rnn THE 7TH
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, a. M. -" aS follows:
Arrive at Weldon l.so D, NJ
:" Leave Weldon at II 81. a a. NJ
Arrive at Raleigh 4, D. m. '
Accommodation Train leave RALEIGH at On
Arrive at Weldon II 10 w.,
Leave Weldon at Q, D. m p N.
Connecting with the Trains of the North Caro Il H.;
at Raleigh. e"'"ha Railroad
JAMES NJ Poor
April l, 1858. AcSet Agent
2l-f
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ready auu ~ theui ~ tuc io"est
prices?"
PRESIDENTS SECOND REPLY.
"ALEXANDER CREECH.
Cheap Place, No. u, Fayetteville Street.
HAS NOW RECEIVED his large and complete stock
Ii OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for Fall and Winter
Understanding almost every variety of styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods from the lowest price the finest qualities
Also large assortment of Goods suitable for Mems and
Boys wear Hats Caps. Boots and Shoes-with very
good assortment of Mems Ready Made Clothing.
Come along customers with your money and get the
Goods.
Occupying the enviable position that 1 do before the
American people, to puff and blow. it would look
like stepping aside from the dignity of the Pres-
dental chair but truth ustes in saying that custom
good Goods and cheap Goods and
Goods for as little from Alexander Creech House.
from any other Establishment in the City of Raleigh.
A stands for Articles. fancy and rare
stands for Buyers, with money to spare; and
D stands for the Dealer, who is after your Gold
G stand for Gentry, who should fail
To examine the Goods which offer for sale;
j stands for Tests. of which many true
But don't think am testing when talking to you.
o stands for open Wallets and trade. and
Q stands for Quarters which am ready to take; and
X stands for Rattes for the Babies to shake.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh n c., Sept. 2S. 1858. 'S-6t.
% Age, Giraffe and Advocate copy six times.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RALEIGH

TO THE PEOPLE OF RALEIGH
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
WYE OFFER FOR SALE, UPON TERMS
w decidedly liberal, those long talked of PIANOS Of
ours, that have borne the of more than TWENTY
YEARS TRIAL. We will give still the privilege of Trial
before payment is made, and with this proposition before
you. surely no harm accrue from addressing line
OF two ON the subject
Z. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg, Va
May 25. 1855 a.
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Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
RE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
"A lected Stock of DRY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, and
Ladies, Misses and Childrens SHOES-tO examination
of which they most respectfully invite their friends
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barge Gel, Double Jnpe Robes;
Silk Robes Guile:
Barege
Organdie
Black Silks. from Is cents up Fancy Silks; Beautiful
Bareges and Organdies Lawns from 10 up Prints
from all the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and Colored PIoUE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-colored and white;
Piccolimni Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and Colars-in great variety
BOnnets Il Hats,
In every STYLE and at all prices
Shoes.
Ladies' " Orleans" BoOtees Miles make:
Ladies Slippers and Buskins,
Misses BOUtees
Misses Heeled Bootees
Childrens Shoes in great variety.
Skirts: Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bustle:
Steel Spring i" and without;
Crown Cruvelle;
Reed Skeleton;
Whalebones Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords
The Balmoral.
Raleigh March &C. 1858. e5-tf
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. AND
NEW PRICES.

II ANDECKER 4 KLINE beg leave to inform the people
IL of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that they
have just opened Store in this City, the of
Fayetteville and Hargett Streets. known "Smths Cor
ner where they will always be ready attend to and
wait upon customers Their Stock of Goods is entirely
new, and of the latest selected with great and
purchased for cash and therefore they able
sell cheaper than those who buy on long credit Conse
quently they will sell for CASH. AND FOR CASH ONLY.
Their Stock consists of French. German, English and
American Fancy aid Staple Dry Goods among which will
be found rich of Silks, Plaid and Plain Meri
noes Paramatias Bonbazines. Alpaccas Iynes Balde-
Skaters, Fulad Silks Robes, awooi DeLaines, MouSn
DeIaines together with varied assortment of Merrnac
and other Prints
Also Needleworks, French and Scotch embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves Workbands, Handkerchief Skirts &C.
Also, HOsieries Gloves. &c.
Shawls and Cloaks Caters and Shoes full assortment,
and everything necessary for Ladies' wear.
Gentlemen will find Store complete assortment
of Ready Made Clothing of the latest aud best styles Also
q fine assortment of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
We also keep constantly hand a large and varied
tment of Gold and Silver Watches Gold Chains uckets
Bracelets, and every thing in the way of Jewelry.
All the foregoing and other articles here
toned, will be sold at small advance upon wholesale
prices Persons wishing purchase Goods any thing
in line, will please call and examine Stock
feel confident please them both in the quality of the
Goods and in prices.
LANDECkER & KLINE.
Raleigh, Sept. !, 1853 72-6m.
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Water W heels! Water Wheels!
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN
w DEWATER'S Improved Jonval Turbine Water
Wheel, for Mills and Factories of every description: and
all those wishing improve their power will find it
to their 10 address BY letter. stating the number
of feet head and fall their usual of water the kind
of machinery to be driven then give the price f
the wheel. what will furnish wheel and principal
gears for warranted to do certain amount of work Time
gcen to test tie mhee and if does up
figure the wheel and to be delivered to at the
mill of the purchaser.
HEATH STEVENSON
Laurel Factory. Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent, Richmond, Va
April %, .s5o. ally.
Building! Building! Buildin=!!!
vulHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the public that they dressing
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL, Salisbury
Pangs Bausers Brackets aud all kinds of ornamental
woodwork finished in the best stye) furnished at short
notice. Their Sasles and Blinds OF heart pine and poplar
are not surpassed by any in the State Orders from dis
tance puncfualy attended to- All work done their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
They also take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings, for which plans will be
furnished, if desired. Terms reasonable;
Salisbury, June =, 1883 Atm.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Citizens of Wake, and all the surrounding
ties, that he still keeps on hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
e Squares East Of Cape Fear I'ank)
large and extensive assortment of the best Furniture
such Bureaus, Centre Tables Secretaries, Chairs Bed
steads, Wash Stands, &C.. &C. all of which he will sell
the reasonable All orders pun :tually and
HENRY j. BROWN
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
lVl Wood Collins, made order. the shortest notice.
tag Also FISKS METALLIC BURIAL CASES kept ON
hand The Subscriber has fine Hearse for Funeral
soas. HENRY J. BROWN
April %, 1853. sa-1y.
NORTH.CAROLINA STATE FAIR.
10y AN ARRANGEMENT with the Railroad Compa-
MES Of the State the Live Stock, Implements and
other articles for exhibition said Fair will be transport
ed to and from Raleigh free of charge
Passengers will be charged full price in coming to the
Fair, but will be furnished with return tickets, without
charge.
Mr.: JOHN R. HARRISON, Agent of the Society, will
for the n c. State Fair taken thence the show grounds
at the expense of the Society
WILSON W. WHITAKER secty.
September 81, 1885, IT'D.
FREsH cove OYSTERS. in and H. Cans.
Il Fresh Salmon, in and = H. Cans
Fresh Lobster, in ! aid = H. Cans.
JONES MOORE.
Family Grocers.
Raleigh, August 6, 1858. 53-tf
A CARD.
A LII PERSONS having business with us will ple,se
~ address Box IT. at Raleigh work is at Smith
| field for the present.
Raleigh, July 20, 1893. 58-G
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-20

STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE TWO STEAM SAW MILLS. IN
Il Wake county, situated eleven miles south of Raleigh.
between the Fayetteville and lIoionan roads. One of
them is large MILL with engine Of - horse power and
in good running order The other has engine of II
horse power. They will be sold together separately
purchasers prefer Fur further particulars apply to-,
J. 5. McCULLERS
Raleigh, " c.
July so. 1s3s. Gift
NORTH.CAROLINAS STATE BONDS.
~ ORTH-CAROIINA STATE BONDS can be purchased
~ from Pulaski C"wper, of the City of Raleigh. the
thorizei agen, Of this Company for the sal. of said Bonds
x c. PEARSON. Pres't.
Western n. c Railroad C"mpv
September ,, 1858. TIT
NOTICE..
VVAKEN Up IN LINvILLE COVE and committed t"
II the Jail If Watauga county. North Carolina. the
18th last. NEGRO NAN. of light compile xon. with
his right cheek, height about " feet or inches
weighs about l." p"un and had when taken up
black Cloth Frock Goat and Linen Pants Also found upon
his person pass the following words lie; the bearer
John pass until Monday morning in Greenwood or any
where in five miles of it, August the 7th lS5s Signed
bv J. W. ClinkScales" The is requested To
and prove property and pay expenses sau boy will be
dealt with according to law.
d. c. McCANLES, Shift.
August 81. 1858. .l-im.