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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Mu.as Nugg -pi,as ai puure, irr ss candidate foe
No uHsr 10 sbtrn ~ ono county Bt tlr ,nsgur Npur
Election. ltlil ANpLhN NIlIE
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

March 99.-l'lnur unchanged and dull
Provisions firm but quiet, Whisky II l-2.
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Hope Glass Works

EhHVr jet started Ia The Glass business for theman.
w Giarturv Of Walls Hnh bottles gr,,u ntd bIEet We
have the best Of uoftn that be- lind IN the country,
and are couhdsht q giving saushctou ltr Glns can
be he'd at Pttsbu'r pree'. HAtiA, SAiiNFn CO.
GEuRGE bEiTs,
Doug The business.
NAriLniy VIE, IIelmont Co. Ohio. Jan. g.-aa.s
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w rslue.i that our patrons Nould always
hand 10 their Advertisement. by three O'Clock
" tie afternoon. ia oFdsf 70 secure tligir in,sr
ton Ia the morning bllosins The croed n
hi llil Wpfk renders ., necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

DSorasA-.Adesk hand on tus Interchange I'll
overheard .ome where bvlov Cincinnati, and was
drowu,d o. bet la, tip from Louisville 10 this
ETY. IL hAd been empi,y,i % thsJ . Ford
bai eii7sei boat, at Louisville w. could not
learn be- name. although Il {, .aiI he hal rtla.
uyes residins ia Or near whsellns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

! ON'S WINDSOR SOAP, Tor sale by
II frb2o I. DJoIlSsTOS, lTG MarketSt.
\ ACAHONl Nermlctll IIesGers Parrini TiproeA, Ar.
VI row Root, Corn Starch IiE ~ Nc. Chocolate Cocoa
ana Bruiasi Brandy Pcaehs Brandy Cherries Preserved
CHERRIES, Qu'ucrs Orange and Ginger; COTiiAls Pickles
Specs. &C. &e great abundance, VERY cheap foreaal
irO!i " A. EDWARDS BRO
lSO BUSHELS Corn 10 cob. ia itore sud for ssieiy
lpO ieLsi y. M'NABB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

we Whipping md Aami,--On Sunday
last, Geo. Rock, a coal digger, resident in South
Wheeling, was beating his wife. Thomas West
happening along, demonstrated and interfcrci
with Rocks cvcrci,cs, calling upon him to de
Aist Rock sized West by the throat for his
trouble ard chosed and beat him "a most
abusive manner Warrant was Issued by AID.
Wilson aud officer Tracy started to bring the
offender to justice The officer made known the
object Of his visit, when Rock picked up heavy
piece Of stone swearing rs he did so that he
would no; be taken The officer ran up and
te1gd him by the arm before the desperate
Co.Ii act, and lie VAS taken to the Aldgrman's
office AID Wilson Gned him 50 and costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

The Whmi CroF, Many Of Our exchanges
speak of the favorable apPearancCor the grow.
ing wheat crop, rcmarking that Of course the
result cannot yet be predicted with any degree
Of certainty as the crop is liable to accident or
disaster up to harvest; but the prospects arc at
present favorable for the largest yield ever OBJ
taiacdin this country, Tho weather during the
month Of February, and 50 far in the current
month has been adorable, and these arc gencr.
ally the most trying months in the year, on the
plants, Nothing serious is now to be apprc.
hcnded, except such disasters as may occur i'm.
medaicly preceding harvest.
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
an j. G. OKR'S,

'TIlAT popular BOOK, city Of tie Great Hing By mr. Bar.
clay; Mustang UrrI lion. IrTTt Cl,mttn' last bUoL;
Twin Roses BY Mrs hgLi,; White ll,; QuIs THiiL,Ha;
Husband vs. Mfe, Nobody to sIae tlUstfatcd) icy
lnWSrd's Journal Boat and Tent Life BY Prime (mC,t all
nrably haoksi Married or Sngir Portraits Of my married
I.vpds Az OF Gait MAyue Reds work; AIoH, The HID
den Faith, aud Noes side; The popular works " Marion
haTlaud, the Eelniend Auhoreis, iegtn.t with ,yuy
Thing IN ihestatnHATy line. Hahk ard shOol Books
Wall Paper ar AND UNDER COST to make room IoT
Spring stock ian2y
4 coon .appy Of ban shorts, sbln stun oailr1'T
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ira

PuDbtEa, March s1-t hp nccarcl At
E'no,'h cay, y Z, u, muuipg by which
>grc,al stores were turned lsi.s nuuIrnst ~
Ae NahOy Hospital ). also Ia ruin, A. A..
Cohen vas arrested as the ihccudiary
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MAsH 3l-lisur t.m yattft S,glcf.
Which q4igt Wheat t,u. Corn ,dt Jul
sbd ua-s,t.ed Prh quiyl laii tul Whs
ky Dat. sicihls exchange dal aul uOuiiaal al
Sl,uial,Wl. Stocks dili and loavr Sugar
birk atl.l pHo., y udlau, 3 .-sats-,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION

go Prices to suit The tlmss, at wYKEs' GALLERY or
ART nn stoPgo., taioa. Picture, taken at mi.
GALLERY atEreaty reduced prices, The public are aware
the place obtain the hes, Pictures that are la
Ken In the city.
would also Inform them, That heyneed not TO second
rate rooms % obtain e. ppcrcs bGt SHIT ohtad
quarters UhtreWr arc prepared 10 take them ~ cheap as
the cheapest (dee8l NV .wYRES, Artist,
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A coon supply Of ban Shorts, chip siuf, Dailrd y
"A Oats &c, IN store and Tor sale BY
frhG VI M'NAED.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
THoMAsvnLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. C.
yUNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will commence on the eighth of February 1888.
The managers have made arrangements for a corps of
Teachers inferior south of Philadelphia with Miss
T. l.. LATHROP, graduate of Wyoming Semnary-a
lady whose scholarship, personal appearance experience
and christian character all that could be desired for
Principal
Board in the Institution exclusive of lights and washing
IS per month. Tuition per Sesson-for English br,ches
81 to- SIS; Music Piano Forte Guitar. 800 including
use Of instrument French IS; Painting in Oil, SIS;
Painting Water coOrs ISL per session for inciden.
tails As the charges very low, half be paid
the commencement and the remainder the middle of
each session.
Students will be received at any time and admitted to
such classes they be found qualified to enter. All
will be charged from time of entrance the close of the
session. and deduction will be made for Absence
from protracted sickness.
This Institution located in one of the most healthul
moral and industrious villages the North Carolina Rail-
road The Session numbers ITO pupils
the Most High together in Christian love-
The Seminary is six miles from Normal College and
Stage runs both daily Parents send their
and daughters to Thomasvile-the go Normal
College, over Turnpike Road in forty minutes.
No pupils allowed make accounts without the consent
of parents guardians.
public Examination will take place at the close of each
sesson-the first at the expiration of the present one
February 9Th. 1858.
For futher information, address
J. w. THOMAS President
Board of Trustees.
January Is, 1885, s-wtf
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"CAROLINA BLACK HAWK"


1UVHIS STALLION, SELECTED AND BROUGHT
Il from Vermont by DR.. VIM. Strudwick, will make
Spring sea in Hisboro to the LIST March
and close l5th June.
TRIMS: $50 if paid within that time; s35 if not
paid within that time and $40 to be paid within season,
The proving in foal to be served next free
of CHARGE 81 to groom.
Mares from distance will be boarded by the of
the horse at 371a cents per day.
Special taken to prevel accidents but response
bility assumed
PEDIeREE Carolina Black Hawk was sired by the Old
Vermont Black Hawk, he by Sherman Morgan. he by JUS
tin Morgan (the father of the of Morgans his dam
sired by the Old Postboy out of Morgan Mare
jet black color, medium size weighing 1925 lbs and one
of the best proportional and most elegant moving horses
that be produced and for geneness and docty
not be surpassed.
When three years old he was troed at the Vermont
State lair against large field and the successful
competitor.
The Fall after coming this State he shared at State
Fair the LIST premium with horse of breed and last
Fall State Fair the LIST premium without scarcely
effort.
All communications addressed to the owners
CAIN l. STRUDWICK,
Hillsboro, N. C.
March I, 1858. 1s-2m.
~ Register copy.
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

Notice to Land PurChaSerSe
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARK CO., AR
Kansas 1900 of wild Cotton Lands for SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms be
afforded in any portion of the West These lands were
Gated years ago. and equal if SUPERIOR
to the same amount that may be found other por
ton Of the State These lands lie within 80 miles
to bales of shipped by
ally and also within 20 miles of Arkadelpha Hourshine
comfy town that ships from 1900 5000 bales of cotton
every season. $40.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad, that is certain to be built within five years hay
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information can be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkudephia, Clark Co., Arkansas.
IL MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
June ~, 1857 119l-wly.
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A BRIEF PROSPECTUS
oGOLDsBORO' TRIBUNE,'' FOR 1858.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

ADOPTION OF THE CASH system.
TO-DAY "The Goldsboro' Tribune" enters its Fourth
year. have been compelled to strike off several
hundred subscribers who have read three long
years and now refuse to pay for IT. we
APPEAL TO OUR FRIENDS
Throughout Eastern Carolina but especially the Second
Congressional District exert themselves and assist in
extending circulation We want 900 new subscribers
THE APPROACHING CANVASS
Will be of exciting interest," Governor and members
Of both branches of the State Legislature to be elected
this summer, and the opposition are already moving We
shall continue battle for those great principles which
have given the National Democracy its past victories and
its present prominence and power and endeavOr to keep
readers well posted in all political matters, both State
and National.
NEWS, MARKETS, &c.
We shall endeavor to collect, ccndense and arrange
the Of the day keep readers posted in
ing events.
Special will be taken to give correct and reliable
ports of Home and Foreign Markets in ISSUE that
all who consult columns will know where to sell and
where to buy to advantage
In order to increase list of paving subscribers Of
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS:
We will send copies to one for s10
IL copies for go and 90 copies year for 800
Any person sending five subscribers with $40 will be
entitled to the 9th copy Postmasters and other
may be obtained for the "Tribune almost every
POst-Ofice in this Congressional District.
No attention will be paid to orders not accompanied by
the money.
We shall every legitimate at command to
make GOOD PAPsRHa paper WORTHY OF the patronage Of
sustain US. Address all orders to
VIM ROBINSON co.
Goldsboro', N. C.
January 6, 1858.
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PATENT CHAMPION FIRE;

"ERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE.
HI PKUUF SAFES-wITH HALLS PATENT
Powder Proof Locks same that were awarded separate
medals at the Worlds Fair London, 1884, and the Worlds
ana are h E Safes that
Thes. Safes form the perfec security against Fire
and Burglars of safe offered the public, and
only be had of the subscribers and their who have
hand and make order all kinds Of Boiler and Chilled
Ircn Bank Chests and Vaults Vault Doors and Money
Boxes Chests for Brokers' Jewellers and Private Fam
lies. for Plate Diamonds, and other valuabes. And
also Patentees (by purchase) and manufacturers of
JONES' PATENT FORMULATION BANK LOCK.
S. G. HERRING 4 CO.,
Nos. 1885, 1877 and 1879 Water street. and
No. 95l Broadway, Murray street. N. Y.
AGENrs-B w. KnowIes Richmond, Va; Rowland 4
Bro. Norfolk, Va; J. IL. Thompson Co.. Lynchbarg
Va. Bell Prentiss Co.. Savannah Geo. .. Mozange
Co., Mobile. Ala. I. T. Twitty, New Orleans La.
March 5, 1858. 19-2m.
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FOR THE WEST!
January Is, 1858.

THROUGH IN SO HOURS, BLUE RIDGE IN
~ $. BROWNS TkI-WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR
ooHORSE POST COACHES, from Salisbury to Ashe-
vile, via Statesville, Newton, Morganton Marion and
Pleasant Gardens connecting Asheve with the line
staSes for the Warm Springs, Knoxville and Greavlle,
Tenn.
This is IL miles the nearest route to Asheve aud is
also the best sucked and best managed road in NorhCa
DINA 1t is the most expeditions safe and pleasant aDd at
the same time the cheapest route for the West.
Leaves Salisbury Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ring in close connection with the NorthCarolina Railroad
North and South.
c. S. BROWN, Contractor
May l, 1857. $780,
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II GATHER FOR SPRING TRADE. wuo,n
IL SALE AND RETAILING respectfully ms. moLt'
friends and the public that have in store our
excellent Stock Of Leather and Fsndings for Tho N
Trade which will sell low as any other cshTpns
South of New York. and for less price than thew can June
even there, expenses of travelling, freight &C. conS
All of purchases having been made from the I
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole or package "i
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from or ana
Tannery places it in to Goods as above Ss
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose bv giving
examination, and believe we shall be abb 70 n Iet
both as to price and quality. Below we enumerae spms
the leading articles viz: '"e@
20 dozen of Craword's Calf Skins Nhis maker had fl.
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair hsn Gs
London in 1857 1m
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
so Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather
80 Band Leather
Lasts, BootTrees, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of ev
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed Brogans of our manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction, and many other articles too numerous
to mention, at No. 81, Old street. opposite B. P Harrison,
Saddery. F. A. & r. H. FORD
n. B.. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5. 1852 IT,
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.


NOR SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF POWER OF
IL sale vested in me in certain Mortgage. executed by
Thomas Lnring, the 4th dav of December 1857 will
offer for sale, the 9Th of April next the following pro-
perry
The DWELLING HOUSE, in the town of Wilmington,
at the southwest intersection of Walnut and Fourth Streets
and now occupied by William Love- Jr.
The PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT known as the
COMMERCIAL OFFICE" and consisting of the fellow
ing articles viz:
One Imperial No. Washington Press with self mixing
machine attached-but a short time in
One Imperial No. Washington Press second hand.
One Single Cylinder job Printing Power Press bed "a
by - inches r. Hoe Co.'s make capable of casting off
from oo to 900 impressions per hour in the best
ner-in fine running Order-nearly
One Card Press K. Hoe 4 Co s make-a nice machine.
Two large Imposing Stones, by 3 feet small do.
by feet.
Also the to7oocing fonts:
Small Plea, Long Primer BREWER, Minon Bourgeois and
Nonpare, of sufficient capacity for Tr-Weekly Daily
paper: Together with large and well selected
Of Job Printing Types with all fixtures &C. necessary
form complete establishment
Also TWO SHARES of the Capital Stock of the North
Carolina Railroad Company.
Also TWO SHARES of the Capital Stock of the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company
The said property will be sold a credit of six and
Give months the purchaser giving with good
rity, negotiable and payable at Bank.
JOHN D. BELLAMY
Wilmington N c., March ID, 1858. 22-tds
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Fl, ...- PROSPECTUS
THE soUrHERN STATESMAN.
BY HICKS l. EVANS.

I'm VIEW OF THE GREAT DESTITUTION
u in the reading community, occasiOned by the discOn
tnuance of the Carolina ntegencer and Cleveland Times
the subscribers propose publish weekly Newspaper
the town of Shelby Carolina to be devoted Poll
tics, Agriculture General News Education, Morality In
ternal improvements, Commerce and Miscellany
In its political complexion the SOUTHERN STATESMAN will
be the unareng advocate of the principles of Democracy
expounded by Jefferson Jackson Polk and Others be-
eyng that under these principles the union of the States
and the perpetuty of glorious form of Government
will be more likely to be maintained than by any other
party in existence
The interest of those engaged in Agriculture 1.-THE most
noble and independent avOcatOn esrth shall be duly
attended to- by publishing occasionally valuable agricu
tural essays as well by giving correctly the prices of
produce at the markets where patrons will be mostly
concerned.
We shall expect paper to be the medium of News
from the Churches; and shall publish a sufficient amount
of moral and religious matter make and desira
BILE FAMILY NEWSPAPER
In Short to do good is object and will therefore be
greatest aim. This hope to accomplish by making
paper free om capacities will enable
We will commerce the publication of the Statesman"
shortly after the Democratic Convention Charlotte on
the 14th prox il sufficient number of subscribers is OBJ
, tanned to justifyit. t.H
All lists names of subscribers must be forwarded to
u.s. at Shelby by. the first of April.
TERMS PEI payable in advance ION the receipt
Of the first number 81 SO If not paid in months and
% if payment is delayed longer than months.
So R. H. HICKS
~ Il. F. EVANS.
Shelby, n. c., March 4. 1885, 90
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New Piano-Forte Instructor.
TIME MODERN SCHOOL Fur THE Pr
ano-Forte, composed and compiled from the works of
Teachers comprising complete course of instruction.
based upon new prrtp Progressive its character
with Anatomical Illustrations of the hands, thoroughly
in playing the Pano-by Nathan Richardson pupil of Al
exander Dreschock, and other distinguished European
Teachers. For sale by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Feb. 9, 1858. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID RALEIGHsANDy GASTON RAILWAY.
Charge If Schedule to connect with the North.
IS 81 Carolina Railroad. I'll t+f..
an AND AFTER MONDAY THE 18th INST, THE
" trains will leave and arrive at Raleigh (N c. 3. R.
Depot) as follows: -
Express No. ], leave Raleigh at o'clock A. NJ,
$3.50 'eii Arrive at Weldon II .2e, A. NJ. f5f ~
Leave Weldon at !, p NJ, ta -r'
Arrive at Raleigh 6, p. N. -
Express No. g. leave Raleigh S, P. NJ,
80 Arrive ut Weldon 10, p. NJ. .s.
Leave Weldon ii, P. NJ, h..
Arrive at Raleigh 4, A. NJ.
Passengers going North will reach Weldon this line
more than two hours ahead of the line Godsboro'
~ JAMES NJ POOL
7. Agent R. 4 G. R. r. Co.
March H.. 50
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATsON's IMPROVED TEN Doll
SEWING MAXINE.

THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND Sr1cpnSS
ING country are respectfully invited to caSInsoR
Office, to witness the operation of ''er the Post
Watson's Celebrated $40 Family sew;.
.. chine, sewing Ma.
Which will be on exhibition at the above place ,s..
fine opportunity for all the citizens to see aaaod,
particular worth for family use. ~ and test is
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds oe,
Sewing it is simple in its construction easily Family
able to get out Of order and will do much work in
needle and is sold for the low price Of 'en with Der
$40, $l2 AND SIS.
As the Agent, Mr. PoisaI is now on Mi sss and 49,
arrangements to furnish the public with these Mas made
the shortest notice. "acnlnesa
JNo. H. DAVIS
Prom State r. far w,so,o g., Scotland Neck
I. B. POIsAL, General Genera A aacs'n.
s. D. WILLIAMS TRAVELLING hiu,s h,. nc.
State and County rights for sale BY annv agent
in person or by letter. fp'"s 'o1
August 25. 70
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL.

t.. A. II. DOWELL, PRINCIPAL.
TIME PRESENT SESSION WILL CLOSE DECEM-
IL Der 4th The next Spring Session will commence
January llth 1885, and continue 81 weeks In this Ins
tuition young prepared for ollege fitted for the
active duties of life The discipline is mild yet sufficiently
strict to ensure order and proper attention study
Terms SESSION:
Primary Clsss, in Spelling Reading and Writing, 90
Class in English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
Philosophy, &C., with the above, l2 90
Glass in Greek, Latin and Mathematics, with any
OF the above, Is 90
Holly Spring is pleasant village Is miles West of Ra-
Leigh in healthy locality with good water Board can
be obtained with pleasant families the village or neigh
borhood at fron to % per month.
D, B. HOLLAND -
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
N. B:-The FEMALE SCHOOL in the same village,
taught by Mrs Dowell will begin at the same time
october ~, 1857. ''s ''''- 1207-wtf
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CREDITORS OF MANTEO MANUFAC.
" TURING COMPANY.-By the decision of the Su-
Preme Court there is left in my hands for button
among the general creditors of the Manteo manufacturing
Company about two thousand dollars. All creditors Of
SAID Company are hereby notified present their claims
t the SUBSCRIBE on or before the 18th of May next
among those entitled before the next session Of the Su
preme Court - WV ~
DANL g. FOwLE Trustee
"arch IL, loao -+ E-t 23-td.
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE i. O5O ACRES YADKIN RIVER
So q LAND. AND FERRY. ,.
yuyHE SUBSCRIBER OFERS FOR SALE HIS PLAN
Il TATION the adkn River, containing 1850 acres
together with the Ferry is situated miles fnn Sails
hurry on the main road to Salem and Danvle; the North
Carolina Railroad the borders of the same. On
the premises good Dwelling House. Barn Cotton House
acres under cultivation 100 Of which River bottom
and Greek bottom also superior Meadow It is well
100 acres sown down wheat which would be sold with
the place desired Terms made known application to
the subscriber. .. a. ..,.sss,. d. 81
Wv MICHAEL BROWN.
Salshurv Jan, %. 1858, 9-3m.
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SHOCCO LAND FOR SALE-THE UNDER
~ SIGNED, having determined to move offers for sale
ms VALUABLE PLANTATION, situated in q healthy and
rich country and half miles from Shucco Springs
and three miles from Jones' White SULPHUR and adjoining
the lands OF w K. Kearney, Sessums, Eaton Williams and
very desirable
Possession can be given supplied with pro-
ALEX. B. HAWKINS,
Shocco Springs,
March IS, 1858. asEtf.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

-" Y8Iu8DIe Land Tor Sale. -
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE TO
= public sale on Monday of the ensuing May Court for
the County of Wake at the Court House. one TRACT OF
LAND containing between eight hundred acres
about four and half miles west of Raleigh belonging to
the estate Of the late WILLIAM HILL. The Central
Railroad runs through the tract the greater portion of
WHICH situated south of the road Smmonss branch
The tract adons the lands of Hon. John H. Bryan Joseph
King and others. About one hundred cleared
and under fence and has on it Cabins and good Fruit
Trees and from the contguty of the the City and
the Central Railroad considered particularly desirable
The tract will be divided into parcels of hundred
acres to suit purchasers. ~; = -
Terms of sale onehaf cash. and the remainder six and
twelve months credit purchasers giving bonds with good
security
Persons wishing further information in relation to the
land, will please apply to William G Hill. Raleigh.
'a 9i-Ht7'f5= g = - WILLIAM G. HILL, Executor
ELIZA d. HILL, Ececutrir.
February l, 1888. = ~ t'fz = l0-td
g Register will please copy till day.