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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-05

ANOTHER TRArroR.-A most interest
ing and important paper was lately read
before the New York Historical Society,
by the librarian, Mr.. George n. Moore,
which proved, says the Spring field Repu6-
hean, beyond question, that Gen. Lee, OF
the Revolution, was bold and well nigl,
successful conspirator against Washington
and the liberties of his country. The mat,
ter is left no longer in doubt, and that
which has seemed strange and doubtful
in his conduct fully explained. This is new
matter, added to our revolutionary history
and it seems pity that Irving could not
have had the advantage of il. 1t would
have illuminated many page of his life
of Washington witha new light. 1t must
give him painful Consciousness Of The
incompleteness of his work. 1t is in
time, however, for Bancroft, over which
fact he is doubtless already lejoicing.-
The paper of Mr.. Moore should be given
to the public. We know of nothing in
the historical line which would be mo.s
eagealy read, Lee is now ''damned' with
Arnold ato everlasting fame" .1i9 .sF
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-05

EE- According to the .SpirifSel RsS.s,
ter the number of persons protesting Sp.ro
itualism and kindred poctrincs In i.he
United States, is about one million, IL
nuts down l2o, 1000 for Ohio and similar
number for Indiana. Gay3 asafi slef,s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-05

SEVERE BUT TRuE.-Francis P. Blair,
has published aIother letter in proof of
Col. Benton's hostility to leading measures
of Buchanan's administration, denied by
William Carey Jones, but not doubted by
any well informed person. Mr.. Blair
brands Mr.. Buchanan's officious visit to Mr..
Benton's death bed and bis patronage of
Jones as the continuation of ssthe cozening
policy of conscious intriguer in narraying on
his side the sons of great men whose con-
fidence he'had forfeited" He says:
"The mode in which Mr.. Buchanan l.
attempted to relieve himself from The
weight of the testimony borne by the eIni-
nent men associated with him in public life
strikingly shows the plotting cunning on
which he always relies, both to revenge
and defend himself When Major Lewis
published the letter of Gen. jackson, writ
ten at the close of his life reaffirming his
conviction that Mr.. Buchanan was o cor
rupt man, having made "a corrupt propo-
sition to him." the artfnl dodger takes no
issue upon it. His colleague in the Polk
cabinet, Cave johnson, IS set quietly at
work to operate on young Jackson, (ths
he'll adopted in infancy as son by Gen.
Jackson, being twin child of neiehber
that could well spare him); and this person
son owes everything to Gen Jackson, but
his existence, was induced to rebuilt the
solemn written statement of his illustrious
benefactor, by publishing in the newspa-
pers declaration that he had heard him
speak in his family circle in the most ex-
alted terms of Mr.. Buchanan; thus at
tempting to make the impression that his
fathers letter was false to his honest con
viction. Mr.. Clay's son is of too elevated
a character 10 express his confidence in
man whom his father accused of corruption
on his own knowledge. Yet, young Mr..
Clay's association with the southern party,
which for party purposes has placed Buch-
anan in power; brings them together, and
this is converted adroitly by the latter thru
bis extreme Difference to Clay, into an APP
pearanee of confidential relations, implying
that the imputations of the father have no
weight with the son. To bolster himself
With that portion of the public cherishing
! sort of idolatry for Mr.. Webster (who at
IN early day put his mark upon him in a
published letter, and always held him at
rms lengthy, he takes his son to bis en-
traces, and rewards him with lucrative
'ffice to take off the memory of the fathers
epugnancc to him. The attempt to ap-
'ropriate the influence aud honors of lono.
ife oflaborious patriotism, devoted by Col
'enton to the country is in keeping with
his last exploit ofpatrouage." ea8
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-05

causes some rebeillOn-ln the head, not in
the stomache-but if the Doctor can only
hold the nose of the patient and get the
prescription into his mouth it will be swal-
lowed and be retained. Thus it was with
the Compromise of 80, whenit had passed
the cry was let by-gones be by-gones; so
it was with the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise; so it was with the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill; so it was with the promulga-
ton of the Dred Scott decision by the Su-
preme Court; so it is with the attempted
passage of the naked Lecompton bill and
the passage of its no less unjust-but far
more cowardly-English bill. Such is
Democracy!
Forneyis Philadelphia Press, utters some
truths which, just now, may be serviceable
although not palatable-to the Anti-Le-
compton Democrats who have so sneaking-
ly barred their backs and SO patiently borne
the rod Mt the State Convention. The
Press notices the fact that the Democrats
are called upon, everywhere, to ignore the
Lecompton issue as party test, and very
significantly points to the disinterested ~ !
cause Of this advice, thus:
There is voting to he done, and anti-Le-
compton men are politely invited to do
Their share of it. AS there is probably
ac1 single Northern Congressional dis
.lic,, and scarcely single Northern county,
~ ~ 'ne Union, which can be carried without
the ana OF anti-Lccompton support, the
politicians who have been over eayer tn
obey the behests Of power, are now earnest
have betrayed.
} The Press, however, shows that what the
Administration men, who hold Offices in
The States and Counties, may say and may
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
WkISON's IMPROVED TEN DOII.n
SEWING MAHINE.

THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND NE1cppon
ING country are respectfully invited to cali ~ M
rooms Mr. Copelands Daguerrean Rooms over tha our
Office, to witness the operation of " 'ne fost
Watson's Celebrated $40 Family Sewing Mo-
tF chine, 1"a'
Which will be ON exhibition ut the above place affa;
fine opportunity for all the citizens to see it and run
particular worth for family use. q "N lest Its
This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds of
Sewing it is simple in its construction easily operatd am
able to get out Of order, and will do much work in IL
day the most expert seamstress can do in ton &
needle and is sold for the low price of ' WIN her
&ln, &12, AND SIS
And with foot-Power. DC, complete 800, s25 and $50
arrangements to furnish the public with these Machines "e
the shortest notice. VI
,s...-s. JNO. H. DAVIS,
Prop. State N. C. for Wa sons ss Sewing Mach.
7. B. POISAI4 General Agent
en- v,,,, Raleigh, n c.
a State and County tights for sale by APPLYING to ia
in person or by letter. Ff's " US
August 25, 1857. 7etf
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II GATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, Who'll

II GATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE.
II SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that we have in store large and
excellent Stuck 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 can be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All Of our purchases having been made from the Impor:
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tannery places it in power to sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving
examination and believe We shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate Of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins this maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
- London in lS5l.)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality
40 American Calf Skins,
80 9" Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
300 Sides Oak Tanned and HemlOck Sole Leather,
50 Band Leather,
Lasts Boot Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
to MENTION at No. 81 Old street, opposite B. p Harrsons
Saddlery. F. A. & R. H. FORD.
B.: We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5. 1852. t If.
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MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAVING RE
lvA ceved Agency of the largest establish
ments in the United States, prepared to contract for
Machinery of all kinds and of the perfect character,
the most favorable terms for cash or good paper.
Among many things enumerate Locomotives. with an
improved valve arrangement giving the best results
Stationary Engines from to 500 horse power arranged to
suit which they needed and guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from Is horse power adapted to
the Of Farmers. Printing Offices. Hosting, &c.
Power Presses of u new simple, durable and effective
character and very rapid work, -. ..-
Shop Fittings Power Paners Boring and Morticng Ma
Chimes Cotton and Flour Mills aud indeed all kinds of Me-
chnery. SAM.L b. PAUL
Petersburg, Va.
February ls 1856. 25-swly.
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Land and Mills for Sale.

II WISH TO SELL MY PLANTATION, WHERE
IL live living both sides of Little River and
half miles North Of Boon Hill depot. the n C. Raad
1t contains seventeen hundred of land five hundred
lying the River th:t produces we'll; upands well
tmbered good dwelling and houses. with substantial
Mills recently built, cost of Sso0 FIGURING Mills
complete. with Grist Mill, Corn Crusher and Gin, and
Circular Saw Mill the opposite side of the This
is the most eligible site in the Eastern part of North Caro-
lima Cotton Factory. The stream affords sufcency
of water carry Cotton Factory of any SIZE with Saw
and Grist Mills attached Those wishing to invest their
capital in profitable business will do well to
For further information address the subscriber at Boon
Hill, NC.
X. B. WHITLEY.
Sept 20, 1857. 69-5m
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
,R. e. BURKE GOD,

II n e. Is II n T. ii A OOD,
.t RALEIGH, N. c.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Will at all times keep hand choice selection Of
Pure Drugs and Medicines French English and american
Pe3umery; Eaoorng Extracts Spices aud Fancy Ar.
ticles; Fine 71ilet Sharing S APPS, Creans, de-;
Huir Tooth Sharing and Paint Brushes; ST.
perior Segass, 7olueco and Sn,f; Surgical
Instruments, TtuSSes and Supporters;
h" -' Gmphene, Burning FTuA and
~ Limp OIL; Linsetd, Cotton
Seed, and Tanners OIL;
7aA Furnishes, Paints, Dye-IHfs,
ts' GLASSWARE, Putty, de- dc, dc.
TyHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW ADDING TO HIS
Stock fresh assortment of the best Medicines, Per-
fumery, Paints, &C., catalogue of which he deems
necessary.
He always endeavors to keep but the best articles
in his trade and believes that all those who have hereto
fore bought of him have been perfectly satisfied He socts
further extension Of trade, and will endeavor to please
both in the quality and preparation of prescriptions.
He is assisted by Mr.. c. C. Hughes, graduate of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy, practical and skfu
Druggist - $3.50
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1857. 3 3D. '-t 94-H
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HINTS TO PERSONS IN THECoUNTRv

~ nS -, ~ ENSONS IN HE COUNTRY
- FOR riANOS to be durable and last for fifty wears
has been seasoning for years upon years succession o
srwse sooner or later they are obliged to give way and
become worthless To carry out this important feature as
per manufacture of Pianos large amounts of money and
experience required, and but few makers have enonuh
of both With this state of things staring us in the fc
is it prudent safe to purchase from rrespon ibe travel
ing agents. who are here today and gone tomorrow SIM
ply perhaps because the Piano presents handsome out
side appearance and the spot the proper manuactu
of which you know nothing about when you can upon
altogether as good terms and better readily supply YOUR
years standing. whose instruments have been tested
Thousand time over.
E. p. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
November "a. 1857. los
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HO. FOR THE GOOD THINGS.

pERSONS IN WANT OF a No. FAMILY, GROCE-
ries we respectfully invite to calls our store and
gar Crushed Of different qualities and Puverzed Mocha,
Java Ro and other coes Teas assorted kinds and prices
Preserves Pickles, Anchoves ardines Lobsters
Oysters. Jelly, Tamarinds Imported Sanses English,
French and American Austards English Table Salt in
grain, and many other articles useful families which
deem it unnecessary mentions all Of which will take
pleasure in showing friends and the public and sell
ling reasonable terms for cash. - q efi,- -
af - rs a1 LITCHFORD, SHEPARD & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

! RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILWAY.
Charge 0f schedule to connect with tie North.
.tg9sssffias Fsa Carolina Railroad. as III iiihs
AN AND AFTER MONDAY THE 18TH INST. The
u trains will leave and arrive at Raleigh a. c. r. R.
"Depoty "a follows: I'D t-5isa9 III. Tss(Asp hel0
Express No. leave Raleigh at O'Clock, A. H., h
Arrive at Weldon II .2S A. NJ.
- !" 9J -" Leave Weldon ut !, PM, 81 sgfg q3s
IL sr5... Arrive at Raleigh G. p. ~. Gin. ~.
Express No. 9, leave Raleigh :, p. NJ,
lfaF wa - Arrive Weldon 10, p. NJ. sf5 ,ts@egT
gssfr'' 80" Leave Weldon H. P. H., .s .a44
Arrive at Raleigh 4, A. NJ.
Passengers going North will reach Weldon this line
more than two hours ahead of the line Colds
Breakfast and Supper at Franklinton.
March 1l, 1887 2tA ~ 9@5 Jon 81
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1857.

Fall Trade.
STEVENSON Il WEDDELL,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
OREIGN AND DOMEsTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. 70 AND so SYCAMORE ST.. PETERSBURG, Va,
RE NOW RECEIVING AND WILL HAVE IN
"A store ready for inspection by the LIST September.
gc and commanding stock of Fa:cy and Staple Dry
"ds. which they respectfully invite the attention of
prth-(!arolina Merchants.
Their stock will be kept full and complete during the
by purchases auction and from lrst hands. Or
ers promptly attended to.
I'm STEVENSON. JAMES wEDDELL.
August Is, 1857. t' II
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Sept. 90, 1857

NEGROES FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ as Administrator of LEMUEL H. MORGAN, de-
ceased having been duly commissioned by the County
public sale the Slaves belonging to the estate of the said
deceased hereby gives notice that at Chapel Hill, Fri:
day the LIST of January 1885, he will offer to the highest
SLAVES, all but two of which very valuable some of
them having respectable skill as carpenters. &c.
Terms-Six months creut upon bond with good security
JAMES n. PATTERSON, Admir-
December 4, 1857. l0S-St
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CANDIES, CAKES, FAMILY GROCERIES
- - &C., &c, at ReducedrPrices.

CANDIES, CAKES, FAMILY GROCERIES,
am Fss &C., &c, at Reduced-Prices.
VyHE RALEIGH BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
(Fayetteville street. opposite Lu,c,nces Hott is
supplied with large stock of NEW GROCERIES, CAN
DIES CONFECTIONERY, &C., comprising Teas, Cofees,
Sugars Plain and Fancy Candies, Nuts, (assored Al
monds Oranges, Lemons Currants, Dates Figs Prunes
Citron, Ju Jnbe Paste Gum Drops. Syrups, Sardnes,
Crackers (of various knds) Also. Superior brands of
Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Matches &C.,
The BAKING BUSINESS will still be carried in all
its branches. Families supplied with Fresh Bread every
day, by leaving their names the Store. Z: h.
Having secured the services of first rate Fancy
Baker Needing pa,tss and others can be supplied with
distance must 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. -
The subscriber sacits, and trusts by strictly honest
dealing TO receive, liberal share of patronage.
J. G. BROMELL.
kaleigh Sept. 81, 1851. -.r S2-3m.
~ will be accountable for debts contracted with
written order from ME. j. G. B.
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FALL GOODS FOR 1857.

7s FALL GOODS FOR 1857. E
TUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats Boots. Shoes &c.
hch will be sold good terms can be afforded in
market The subscriber thinks it is unnecessary to
axe any great promises abont what he do in the way
selling Goods cheap. every man with common sense
that bound to make profit. Call and
<amne and you will find good Goods and prices right
- -, t.. ... II. L. EVANS
THAT'S AND CAPs.---A LARGE STOCK OF
Il every description Of Soft Hats for and boys
vbe's Dress Hats Plush, Cloth and Slick Caps for men,
,ys aud children just opened t.. te r-.l .-.e-;
.- .r- r. iIs-a . p ,tf...tr6 .., u II : ANS
BOOTS AND SHOES...-LADIES' GOAT AND
ID Morocco BOOtees, ~ -f-lt- tE.."a rf.r
Ladies, Gaitsrs and walking Shoes, isa -eEs
Misses and Children's do ... .
Mems waterproof Boots
Mems fine Boots. . -'r. III -. --ts5 ~
If and l.. & b. Shoes. large supply Of the
doube-soe Rrugans for negroes; also, large stock of
uvy Booees for servants Prices at the lowest figure.
II. l. EVANS.
) -NARPETS, CARPETS.-RICH BRUSSELS, ALL
wool; Turply, wool and cnttcn and hemp Carpetng,
received Persons in want of this article will find it
their interest call and examine before buying else
here. H. l. EVANS.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.-A LARGE ASSORT.
ment of the latest styles of Cloaks. Prices ranging
ON 81. 80 to $2a. H. L. EVANS.
October g, 1887. .. 30
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES.

A CCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
"A OF TRUST made to the undersigned the l4th
dav of july 1857, and recorded in Book No 81 page 3d.
shall proceed to SELL Tuesday 18th day of January
1858, nj the Court House DOOR, in the City of Raleigh
TWENTY VALUABLE NEGROES-men, and
children.
The sale will be made credit of sr months for ap-
proved notes negotiable at either of the Banks in this City,
and bearing interest from the day of sale
GEORGE LITTLE Trustee.
Raleigh, N. c.. Dec 10, 1857. llO-tl2Jan.
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WILLIAM WHITE, Jr. & Co.,

WILLIAM WHITE, Jr. & Co.,
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS,
Raleigh, N. C. a. E.-'a,
PERSONAL ORDERS small or large, and for articles of
very description promptly and carefully attended to.
Commission charge Five per cent. & p. -..-i,.....
Orders exceeding SO in amount from places beyond
reach of the daily express should be accompanied by
.mittance. .... -. - ..t
Agents for the sale of Wders Patent Salauander Safes
I'd Herrings Patent Champion Sa es Also, Fairbank
Co.'S Patent Scales. ..r -.-
Collections made, and promptly remitted
Discounts procured and Notes renewed at either Of the
anks. 'a ! -'' .. '. -.l -s... -. .-.
December Is. 1857. ..,. ..- tf.' ll1-3m.
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New Agricultural Journal.
THE NORTH.CAROLINA PLANTER.
EDITED By GENTLEMEN OF PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC

GENTLEMEN PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC KNowL-
EDGE FARMING.
At the solicitation of many friends of Agriculture the
Undersigned has been induced to issue this Prospectus for
publishing in Raleigh, Agricultural Journal with the
above title am not disposed to engage IN it, until have
assurances that will be nell sustained in publishing
Agricultural paper equal to other pub
lished in the country. And determined to publish
no other Should sufficient number of subscribers be
obtained purpose to procure the very best and most
competent writers contribute to its columns and to pro-
cure one or more Editors fully competent conduct it,
Cuts of Implements Engravings of Animals &c, shall
embesh its pages every nuHber, and each number shall
have handsome cover and the work be gotten up the
best style Of the Printers art The well known puncu-
atty of the Undersigned Publisher WILL it is hoped
be sufficient guaranty Of his fulfilling his promises if he
engages in the publication.
It remains to be seen whether the enterprise will meet
with the appreciation and cooperation of the Farmers of
North Caroina.
AS two thousand subscribers obtained, the
work will be entered upon.
THE PLANTER will be issued monthly, at 81 year
81 large pages in each No., and handsome cover.
Subscribers need not send the money till the first No. is
issued After that time payment will be invariably
quired in advance.
- Address A. NJ. GORMAN Publisher.
Raleigh, Dec. 4, 1857. 1OS-
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NEGROES.-I SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG.
II TON 2sth day of December, at the Storehouse
Of Messrs. SPIVEY HARRIS, in the county of Frank
n all the Negroes belonging to the estate of John Bow
den, deceased There about of said Negroes
and they very likely. credit of six months, with
good security, will be given.
.r.-t DEMPSEY BOWDEN, Ex'r.
December IA, 1857. pen. .. .. u2-2t
~ Register copy, and forward acct to A. M. Lewis.
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HSOR RENT OR LEASE, THE, LARGE COMMO-
II DIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, near the N. e.. Rail
road Depot The House has eight comfortable with
rented leased to good tenant upon reasonable tsms
. t9ni14 sGeT a99gflo 4ielf iifHslia O BUSBEE.
December 4, 1857. rei al06-6t.
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II AND FOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE MY
L. Mason Hall plantation in Orange near the Alamance
line n c. Railroad one-andhaif mites north east
of Mebanes Said plantation is sa ed in healthy
ncghborhood well watered and has meade of superb
quality upon it, good dwelling house and all necessary
outhouses and good proportion of mbered land, and
c,ntains about Terms will be made easy t. suit
the purchaser For further information apply to Giles Me-
~ -E MARY F. BONH.
February o. 1857. 23-tf.
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RANK OF THE STATE or N<7RTEI-CAR-
- OLINA.-A Dividend Of Five per out Of the
profits for the last six months has declared this
paya at the Principal Bank the first Monday in JAIL
ry xt and at the Branches fifteen days thereafter.
g.. c. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Dec 4, 1857. lOS-9t.
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.

~ OTICE.-HAvING AT NOVEMBER TERM, 1851,
~ of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake
County, qualified Administrator of ISAAC PROCTOR,
dec hereby notify all persons who indebted to the
estate of the said PROCTOR make payment And those
having claims against estate to present them accord
ing the requirements of the this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
f'>N> j. X. MARRIOTT, Admir-.
RALEIGH Nov o. 1857, ... .,r. lU5-swiw.
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PRICE OF RAGS RAISED.

-IuVHE FOREST MANUFACTURING COMPANY WILL
Il pay three and quarter cents per pound for good
clean Cotton and Linen Rags, delivered to the Railroad
Agent any Depot the NorthCarona or Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroads. in good order for n bsles
Agent Foresville, N. c. Those who send Rags will
forward the Railroad Agents receipt also an account sta
ting weight and price, On the Gscai Of the Rags check
on the Bank Of the Sae here will be RENTED cash
paid here to the seller his order. We pay charges
except Railroad freight but Rags may be put in old or
eg ,ss.i. -. g5 fr,~,..W. R. POOLE, President.
December 80 1857. lift
~ Register copy.