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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-18

II is not generally known, saws the New
York Times. that an offer IS pending ffnm
the HUDSON Bas Company TO dispose Of all
their property il the United States 70 our
fiosernment. Such, however. i the fact.
Under lie provisions ~ the Treaty 81 1915
the Company own and hold number u
forts, post. aud trading honses situated n nur
territory. together with large stock. Of hpr.
.es. sheep and cattle. Lord Napier has been
authorized 10 sell tic entire II this property
lnr the sam Of 100000, which i. eonsid
errd by competent judges TO be very cheap.
Several meetings were held on the subject
al the State Department during last winter.
aud the Secretary Of State was favorable "a
tie purchase, but there was doubt a. g The
disposition ii Congress n make The necrssa.
NJ appropriation, and therefore the sale was
not effected.
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During tie Iast,lay or two there has been
ethbitei at Tie State Department very
handsome silver tea set, consisting nf az
pieces, which has been manufactured At the
nrlrr 81 President Buchanan, as present
fnr Captain Thomas $. Scott. Each piece
bears tbe.inseripiiun. +" The President oi the
United States TO Captain Thomas $. Scott
pf the British ship ! lIcreforLshire, for hi.
humane. jealous, aud successful efforts IN
rescuing Tie passengers ~ the slip JOHN
Gilpin. from the perils or The sea--Isj8.' Z
The ware /. massiye aud richly chased, bear.
ing an elaborate dcsgn of foliage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-18

DESTROYING SSl 900 TO SITE his Son.
A correspondent u the London Times relates
the following story--if story It is--locatlng
The parties ia Vienna. Strange things happen
frequently in the "old country:'
A lew days ago Baron Slbertatein died
here, and Yer his death no money WAS found
IN the house, although he had always passed
for wealthy man. Inquiries were made by
his heir, and on its beng discovered that q
banker had paid into his hands the sum OF
100, 600 forms but few days before, his
vale, was arrested by policeman on suspi.
Cion Of having made way with the money.
As the man said that his master lett his
bed a couple of DAYS before lie died, 10 order
10 burn some papers in the stove, the bed.
room was searched. Nothing but the re-.
mains of some documents we're found, and
the servant was kept IN enstaiy, until Il oc-
Cured to some one that 1t might be as well
to examine the other stuyes. The examins-
ton was made, aud the numerous remains Of
bank nntes, oil {; 900 ilorIns each, proved the
innocence of the valet and the destructive
ness ol his master.
/ The Baron, who bad been divorced from hl-
wife, often expressed doubts about tie irglt.
imacy II his only son; aud III nrler that he
should profit IS little - possible by his death,
he burned tie bank noies, TO the value 81
IL, 600 forms (Gl6,2O When the door 81
the stove was opened, the wards j" one thpus-
and were distinctly visible an many oil
/ the partly consumed notes. winch Of course
fell TO pieces when touched.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-18

The cost Of the cable laid between Ireland
and Newfoundland is given as follows:
Price deep sea wire per mile. 5000
Price spun yarn and iron wire per mile, 265
Price outside tar per mile. 90
Total per mile, s4S5
Price $500 miles, sl,2le,5 500
Price 10 miles deep sea cable. at
Sl.450 per mile, 1850
For 25 miles shore end, at 81 ,450
per mile. $3.50
Total cost, $l,558,250
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-18

-Litigati0n.-" L.a.W, phich has Hca a
deuce ola w"-This used TO be line in
the GLORIOUS of popular song :. all about the
law" illustrative Of the expense obligation,
and of the evils attending an effort to obtain
the vantage ground in court when prompted
BY personal ill-teeling. a deuce Of a
claw" indeed, has "the law" which too
many have aseertained 10 their sorrow and
pecuniarv ruin. Some time ago two master
mechanics of the city got into dispute, and
one of them brought suit before Justice Bell,
who gave judgment Cor some $50 and costs.
The defendant appealed TO the higher court,
where the Judgment was affirmed, with the
addition, Of course, OF much larger bill OF
costs. still unsstistieh, and unwilling. from
bitter personal feeling, % own up conquered,
the defendants counsel moved fer new
trial, upon some technical ground. which,
after argument. was granted by the cnnrt.
In the course OF time the second trial was
had, and the original decision Of the justice
was realIirmed, with heightened bill Of
costs which had accrued since the first trial.
Experience had inculcated an unimproyed
lesson 10 the defendant, who again appealed
the case to the District court, whore It still
remains, awaiting decision BY that tribu.
nal. But the point illustrative Of that
deuce If CLAW" j. this: the defendant,
against whom the original judgment If $50
was rendered, has already paid 10 LAWYER:
aud in court fees something over eight hun.
dred dollars with right smart prospect
Of being compelled to pay the sum originally
in controversy.
Another instance 81 siuri!ai character i.
on record N the Common Pleas. \ dispHt,
arose between two residents OF Whitewater
township. which resulted in a summons be.
FIRE Justice. and Judgment for sl.50
Tile "deuCe lit claw hal fastened upon
one IL tile parties, and lie appealed Irnm
the decision Ill tie magistrate. Tie east
came up iaf trial III the Common Pleas, ami
was postponed from term to term upon On,
motion and another by counsel, long ARA,
Of witnesses. upon both sides, being IN a.
tendance upon each call Of the CASE, and o
course claiming their legal fee. Finally b9ti
parties gat 4 guod ready, and the strengths o
That deuce ii claw" The result wa
that the plaintiff again recovered iudgmen
fir = ~, the original amount claimed, am
lie defendant paid costs To the amOent 81 ;
little over Mrff Injured dollars.
Thee are bit twn illustrations NJ III.
strength Of that deuce Of a claw" Other.
can be found IN tie experience % every man
50 unfortunate a. 10 come within It's clutches
With the legal profession. IL j. like samson
hair-pfppef enough in lis place, but stil
possessing a power Of strength.
ciariaggi Gasttts.
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The Democratic papers coHcede majority Of s5OO
70 Mr.. Vance.
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We seem, however. TO have brighter pros
poets nearer home. Much OF the lurld haze
we can not say the thick cloud-which has
lately darkened the political horizon Is
clearing oil, and there is now promise OF
period Of cheerfulness and serenity. The
Paris Conference appears TO be IN tar way
of settling that subject OF protraeted and
acrimonious dispute, the organization OF the
Danubian municipalities. Lord Cowley, the
British Minister at Paris, is said to have re.
conciled the plans Of rival theorists, and
combined the opposing views OF France on
the one side and of Turkey and Austria on
the other. The two Principallties are not
to be united under one prince in Difference
to Turkey and Austria, but France and the
advocates Of political union have been paei-
fed BY a proposition that the diyans OF the
two provinces shall be united by a central
committee or senate, so as, we suppose, TO
permit of combined action in certain emer-
gencies.
Queen Victoria is certainly going to visit
Louis Napoleon, and will be present at the
great Inauguration at Cherbourg OF those
mighty naval works which have been repre-
sented as a menace to England. The Queen
will be attended by the Prince Consort, the
Duke Of Malakoff, and the Earl Of Maimes-
bury, and escorted BY squadron OF SIX men
of-war, six lirst-class irigates, and a fotllia
of smaller vessels, under the command oil
Admiral Lord Lyons. This visit will, we
trust, cement more firmly the union between
the two countries, which has been little
Clipped By the events of the last few months,
France and Austria, tho, have been giving
mutual explanations the journals OF the two
countries do not snarl and bark at each Other
so ferociously something like mutual con,
6dence is apparently about to replace mutual
distrust, and it is even rumored that ths
Austrian Archdukc, who holds the post o
Imperial High Admiral is also to be CUES
at the Cherbourg festivities, as well as ot1ei
princely personages. Turkey and France
also seem to have made nearer approach t
a common understanding sundry threaten
ing passages of semi-ofiicial prints have beef
disayowed or explained, and Paris is eyei
now talking of the probability that the Snltai
Abdul Midjid will ere long be a guest Of tn
Emperor Napoleon. We indeed seem to b
entering upon new era, in which warllk,
rumors, menaces, suspicious, and pickering
arc to give place to tranquility, confidence
friendly visits, peaceful rivalries, and, "
hope. general prosperity. The busy bushes
world, too, appears TO be ready to make
new start in commercial enterprise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-11
Plantations and City Property
= 81 Eh = Il

2 5 4 fs'i:.S %s5l', .as Il ss ssss...ry .. Tiss ss,
orcf ard, Nc.
Al-o-ss7soess aasy improved 4mIes south Of Ger
TEsutvEn.
Aiso-I1ae-611 IN cuittvstion, near Nsson's depot,
enc residence srd az RecesssrT outdoors.
Two GuEy Improved places near Grensia Baiirosd-
T&2 sores ~ terminus & Men 53lsz1d SOmervilie Fisnk
Road.
&c acres Adjoining Eorn L > Of, ans improve
ments
$50 acres near the same.
4p.Autstiols on the river, " s1Lo 50 negroes each
5 plautai5ns a. Lssonia L ming On TIE Mississippi
river.
80 sores god improvement O. sfr0m tsvn. near
Buutin's station
. aoe residences On shelly street, also, ssTerslysaNni
0ts ou eatc street.
zine residences On Court street; several vaeznt lots
50 Esii street
Several residences and vacant lots On vance street.
3 store hotses on Nam street
seVerslb iding lofs en Gain street.
s he's houses, ( 70 s rooms each, near SAMUEL Eosby'B
sBe- hruscs On Unisn street.
In scdi.isn 90 the above list We havetnprsved and IN
improved property al lover the city, and several hundred
thguzsnn acTrs uniGp7lve1 land IN Tennessee issisElp-
"a. Arkansas, LonlsianA and Texas, and will S n On S 70
10 years TIM, without any cash or exchsnge for other
property ROBINSON YOUNG
Real Estate Broktas. IS Madison street Up stairs.
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educational.
SAINT AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY

SAINT AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
TIVE Pal Term and Fifteenth SESSION o. The Saint
i Agnes Academy, viii o0umencs HONDAT, SEP
iember 6th.
TERMs-Bcari ana mi ion tor Scholastic year o. ten
months from $50 to ls0- Music. Painting. &c, extra
Orders for Circulars q Re ad fresfd 20 the Mother Sa-
psrOr. Saint Agnes, or 10 Rev. r. L Grscs, Esmphis-
aui6-6avam
memphis Medical College.
fTtHE usxt regular session beng the Fl hih annusi
u c1ur5e % Lectures IA his insufutinn VII en-
menoe, on NONDAY Tx 1sr DAT OF n VENBER
hEAE TIE Anatomical Rooms VII be Cpen from TIE
l5th October. ne session viii continue untn the let
Of Ekrh Medical student should D. present. q tbe
beginnilg % The session Tbese desiring further inf0r-
matisn, uM address JGHN HILLINGTON N D.,
Eul0- aE-En Dssps ct the College Building
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$50 Reward.

WILL EtVet- = above reward 10 any person WhoRN
Il WI apprshend, sns s9urc Il isN e eth rWise.
50 At ca1 get them th-es Nero Men. shat ran
away from ne Two o. them EFT on the fBih of@6L
September. ard the other on the otth mt. Hftakea M
out o. tie s ste. sne-halff II take in the Sat. cpr-
mira tor ether Of them. Greet fh- Two fbst lett frst
p haFes ADAA-ahout 8 feet tfches hiEh. hrht c5m-
rlelto1 ea blsraby gray, and . s0s- c. HIS nee $40
one snee somewhsi enlargedfy E cut and about e. wears
~ eSe inc oiher one Is named FlEU. Is absute feet
nlshs Eery oiscks weighs about ls5 po-nts. sndi shout
= yeers O. ese lb4ieve they EeTs dscoytd n and are
aiming . get 10 AIRES Slate
he one WHO left N the PAU Inst is named On tRIEs
~ otAo' sba1i 20 = at O. &c, nd s eel 6 iuchee
bigh. heavy bunt and very out. hrs r.tber , 49,
iok when EpokeH 70, new thelcss very shrezd ons
smart. NrIT IN
oe9sds-fn E,,- 49, go HhAL
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an ACT declaring the title to land va

GAsLIeEr on Cans AND ~BoATs-Some Of
the railroad lines leading to Philadelphia are
about lighting their cars with gas. THEN
light is described az being cheerful, bright and
uniform, rendering all parts Of the car dis
tinctly visible, and much superior to the gloomy
light furnished By candles and lamps. It's man
sgemsnt is simple aud easy, and free from tke
objections OF other modes Of lighting cars ; and
iu point Of economy, there lie a saving OF more
thaH tFo-thtrds the usual expense.
The locomotive headlights are also Of gas.
The ms-hod OF applying and carrying the gas
is as follows: Each car is provided with a
wrought iron cylinder, Of q capacity Of four
and a half cubic feet. The cylinder is OF a
strength capable Of sustaining i've hundred
pounds pressure. The heads, for greater Sc
curity. are made eoHcsVs. The gas is con-
pressed under a pressure Of twenty stmos-
pheres. (tbres hundred pounds TO the square
ineh.) aiaetY cubic feet OF gas being forced
into each cylinder. Each car is provided with
a cylinder, which is placed epon a shelf under
the car hoor, ard coupled Ia tue usual manner,
with a pipe leading to the burners within. An
Improved regulating eontrivsnee controls the
delivery Of tie gas to the burner under al! pres
sures. and is interpossd between the cylinder
and burners, 50 that the Light is always steady.
The pressure Of the gas ensures the continuity
Of light, no matter what the conclusions or
roughaess Of the read.
Inc method on charging the cylinders with
gas, adopted on HI New Jersey road. is simple
ard expedidous- Near the eompany's machine
shops at Jersey City, E stack of the cylinders
are arranged, into which the gas is forced b.
the rapid Of q steam pump, to q
pressure Of about four hundred and fifty pounds
The cylinders are connected together by small
pipes. and thus form a strong and capscious
reszrvoir A conducting pipe leads from the
stack % the large depot on The Hadson river.
where FL the passenger cars arrive and depart,
a distance OF a quarter Of e mile. The con.
ductoT terminates Ia q horizontal pipe running
beneath The depot platform, With stop cock
openings AZ suitable intervals. Wnen the car
cylinders srs 70 Be charged, an attendant siup-
y coupiss them 70 the conducting pipe and
opens a stoP-cock. The gas then Instantly
rrsnss into the g finders and hHs them. up5sr
the pressure 4 the reservoir, and they are ready
fer use. he filing Of the cylinders for
whole train occupies only a few minutes. and
the work Of supplying the trains with gas IL
We are told, easily performed, from beginning
to end, by one nan.-PhIadelphia Csrrenf.
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Land for Sale.

LANG 10 SG4Cs
7 HAVK for sale tVo tracts q Lanal sseioa A
~ -re fr.m Oasooe on white river, ad3oin- go
NJ = uisntsI7n I have Just sod 70 Jas UpshaE,p
- Hernphis-uo improvements but exeeuent -
- - f-sutv feet above overflow. The other, two
80 - Aberdeen on tn stage road 70 Little koeki
= ~ sTes Of Ia d IN cultivation. $50 IN al. lm-
erevemsuts are good, With = dTelinS, nesro cabins &C.
Ceeeae. Win give any -informzlion eesired.
oa~S- s.-g n < WELLBORN
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MORE thsn 1900 cases have been cared within n.
1N1 last stx fears raEEing rem enc Co thi-ty years
standing Orfi Loving. LoFfuEton, Va uauss Hobs,
FrEiuia, joel IT Farlshs LuuelllIE.
Yirgfnia, John Reynolds, Big Island. Vrslnia Ttau-
as ". Marshall Beaufort, n. G, Mss Hattie Rochester.
Pine Han. n. G.. samuel Bingham, Mlscvfle, N C..
Col. Archibald and P. Carter, Aosevlle, n O. hon
George Q. Menteahan. jamestown, n. c. hTs- LeNlns
Andersoh, CovinEfon, Georgia, l. A. BsuEh, Sceial CIR
Gle, Gecrgls, Jerry Cresmer- Dalton, Ga, Nm- = Chsn-
Ter. Calhoun. 6 Ellsha Durden, scciai Gree Ca
Ooi. p Iuupktn ard John Pslmer Huntsville Ae.
Pampbiets containing testimonial o. the hizacst char-
,cfer WI Be Forwarded 70 any ons wishins 60 test TIE
ruth o. the above
- Nedisines Forwarded b mai.
I16rssE. JAS A. CLOFroN, n. n.
o-eFa-rv In tsvile. A staua
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White River Land for Sale


THz subscriber OEsrs for sale the following ga
tra-ta o. Lsud. iyinE near Waie River, tnN
ArhsusHa- one tract within t~o miles Of 0rook--A
effIs Blua. consisting O. 81 5000 acres, viii
IS zcres improved End ONE c4bins. tbs land ls nh,
level close 70 navigation, above overflow, in a good
nelE-s-rhood And cglvcnieut % perpetual stcck range.
Que t-act four miles fIom Cass county. s9utsining $50
scrs. I7b Improved. good csbiEs and excellent sin house.
III D. . dr { rate upland farm remarkably healthy 10
zstfrn. Zee raa-e, Eood neighhcfhosd ana close 70 con
ssaGt ntviEaft-E. M Price, iiFtng near the place VIII
shau u 10 persons Nhp Wish 70 examine r.
Also one tract In r.. Francs county, twelve miles east
Of Dus Are. c~antsiniuE $50 scrss- ever 100 improved,
wits god cabins, 80. u is suncient C ssy Of this
Place Inst ft Is one o. he best n the far famed Rich
lard fCwaship. Il e. On uns Of the principal roads IN the
state Eud Is fEycrahly situated faF = plbne stand
There Is afsmaie acsdem7 going Up within half . N i Of
the hzuse. There b also 8 h1e church c nyrnient MI
Davidson. on the place, Or Col. Bsgby will show the land.
Col BsFby b. sushorzel 20 sen. Persons EhishL1E fur
tber ~foruaft win sdaIsrs &c a. waterford, Mss.
2. II. HOORISG.
p SIR you want bargains sppiy soon. 7 an deter
mind osei Isep~t1--sWAal p X
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TIE

AMI BE CONVINCED.
TEE tine has At last arrived whsn Ell person. sHictsr
L VITA any OF The foll1Eing complaints, VIII use
D b sLEDGES CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
chTns, Fever and Asue, D~ysregsia, Jaundee. Liver Con
plant Nervous Eesdacse, and General Debility,
HrseuEed by the usr Of
Dr. sLEDGE-s NERVOUS IONIC
Colds, C0usAs, Group, Infueazs. Bronchitis. Asfans
Splitting Blood, and Incipient C~ousumptiou. are
cured By the USE o.
DR- sLEDGE's E~OARaOUND PICTORIAL.
Diarrhes, Dysentery, bloody Flux, Chojlra Eorbuz. and
al Affections OF the Bowels. are cured by
DR. sLsDGE's CBOLEBA 8 DLARRHEA SYRUP.
For children, when tsethlng, Is this enedv pa-,ie1.
larry adapted.
PR~IcEs-Nsryou Tonic 50 and 81 per bottle. Hosr
houHd and Rectoral 81 per bottle. or six bellies f8r IS
Diar. hea Syrup 81 per bottle, or III bottles for IS.
RBs D Il FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
kEaPHIs, T-nn.. Fbrusry no.. Isss.
De- J. n. SLEDGE-DeaT Str : I have been taEfnr
for some days, your TOaic Bitters. and take Pleasure IA
saying hat nothing I havc ever taken has b~eneefied me
50 much IN 50 shsrt = time IS Il has. There was a rer-
ersl debility and pTostrati0n Ct ny whole system, . head
ache nearly al the time. and constant fatuieucv sgr
sometime after eating, with coldHess q ny imbs i used
remedies that thought good. but without egv speri-1
oenedt- deteTmined to ty yer Tonic Bitters, ard IN =
day or two after Bsing them, began 20 Improve and ind
that an greatly benefited BY u. I cOmmeEd them III
The public as no humbug, and unguestt0uably oue Of he
t0uics EoW IN use for debility and general prestrs-
tion o. the System. Respectful. ysur obedient servant.
SAAL A EOLNK
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PLANTATION IND NEGROES
FOE SALE.

WYE vii sen cur n tnfstion 10 Sn1n1Eer county, cor-
w Lining 9 40 Hcres, betWesB $50 All coo o. which
Is In cultivation, 500 hundred noTo Is oeadaned, and not
more than go acres arc subject 10 inuneaiion By the
highezt water ever known.
We ca fana would n desired divide THIS irto two
trscts EfviuF q portion Of tte cleared trsct 70 each
II Il Eoula suit = purchaser we would sal tEe1ty
hands. the stock, corn, fodder, &C. Whhihe land rus
land = within four miles OF the TsEo3 river. over 3 good
road. near Ouretunis Plantation. Nj. lid on the pre-
mises vi show theplace.
Tor terms- Ee., W p fer toJohn ". Hopkins. Esq,
Of Memphis or Apply 70 Is at Canton, Mrs.
c9sfsrtffn WHITEHEAD q HEARD.
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CAHaAlSA PAIs-
OrATE OF TENHESSEE-Preoe dL g had in the
- Clerks 0noe, Chsncery Side o. the Common Law
and ChsnosTy Court Or the city Of Memphis, Saturday.
Otobsr 9 ID, 1855.
81 "a J. Carroll, Complainant.
Bs.
Samuel Carroll, :. J. Anderson. D. s Carter asd others
Dcf=Edanta.
Itappearing from rnisvit nled In this cause that the
Defendsnts- J J Audsron ard D. s. Carter. are
uon-resitnts Of the State % Tennessee II Is ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before or
within the first three days OF the next term OF said
Court TO be held on the f0erth Mondsy In November
next, Qs5s) and plead answer, or demur 10 Complain
ants bill or the same viii Be taken for confessed a. %
and set for hearing Gr-PGTfe. nd that 8
copy Of this order be publishedouos 3 week FOR four sue
cessive weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A
JOB c. LAEIER, Clerk and Master.
BROWN, KING and BARNETT, s~5licit3rs for GEN.
plainant. ocI5e FrEw
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0mo. Tudi.n AEsirs. Octcbsr ~ 1908
earn PR0P0eAIs. endorsed Proposals for ~
~ a = Eo,Ss-1 TCiass J. 2 I. ora a. ne case may
-, 49, - r~-ised a. he OHcs q indian AnAtrs
T..hinrron CITY. until 70 o'clocE 4. n On satsroAy'
- iats drv 81 November next, for furnishing ne foi-
f.-arz unnrd arftctoas
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CLERKS SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
The Union Inn in Raleigh

~ virtus Of q dsorestsl order made By The Clrsuif
ID Court o. shsbr county 81 fts September T-rm, 1855
m he case u gos. r. Ran fitau and vile, and o. hers ".
b. T. Smith and others I viii eel % The highest oicdsf
Al pubIoo1ierg. In froat u the e31rt house. COR, 90
Raleigh. OF MONDAY. the sh dsE - Decemh~r he1f
.hree is knowu@nf d~esfE1Gsef On ths pEu o. the foun
o. Rsieigh - lots Kos 1 and ?. "a block q y and No
I n box 9 + " heretofore Oocupies hy Mrs Anr Smith
deceased. and krswn g. 81 Union lon.
TERms-Ous-tbi d cash. ire residue on q credit q or
and two FeHrs n equsi i1stelmenfe. Bond win spprvT-
I'd sec1ritv p quired for ne deferred payments end . lel
-etsin-a INVITA- he entire purchase melrg g. pad.
October 1e, 1883 y D L. STEWART, Clerk.
AlSO-Att the same time an place, IRE adninistra-
tor win sell Gt pubic sale, be stock q horses. hoEs ard
cattle. fsTlinE utensils, housefod and kifcEe1 f~arniture
belonging 20 tee e. Ate e Arm Smith. deces ID. Terms
made knozn on the day q sale
IN II above Sc Offered the be { stand End cubortunfy
for a psrson Etfhing % snFaae n The hotel buslness. Tha
lots ara SPACIOUS with 81 tbe Necessary stables hsrs,s
Gc- rse21 tdsl E0Br- Z. EEIrH kdm'F-
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DR J. N sLEDGE has returned from Nes Torf
" after an absence q rine ucnth4 arc has eceeted
one asforndiux cures IN that city he las tafea ~
oTrr At No. 81 Nonres street, between Main sns Seccud
strrsfs. szd win gsume the practice o. kctlcirc. where
Se trs frr sale bis c~eielrstcd Comrcunds. Ar calls at
70. day or night. As he intends iocntirz pcrns-
usrfly IN Msu rnfs, ard frcm me ersst success Re has
had IN ne ~treSfuentc q ne varoue diseess, ke thinks
ee shoald have a nserai psIuntEc frcn the dtiEens q
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