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BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAIL ROAD

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BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
NHE Southern Of the four great lines This road has
thus been managed such way as to commend 1t to
the public patronage.
This Company, under the general superintendent OF
H. ID. mEARS, General Freight agent,
Now offers inducements shippers to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York. BOstsn, Richmond, Petersburg, c ct exceedingly
low below New Orleans prices their moderate
terms with the deductions insurance Of one and half per
by this and the European shipping being from TO
shngs sterling less than New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation unequaled by other
operation, their Western terminus is at PARK
ERSBURGH hundred and ninety miles below the low
dangerous navigation the Ohio river This
ordinary water the delivery of goods only
but dispatch other route, the
ter declines advantages such the time of delivery
Nideus on other routes. that thisis the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
Freight less exposed to weather than by other
routes there dyage the delivery being made at Park
ersurVh we'll ded hoat and elevated from thence by
steam Immediately cars without being subject TO wET
-,
Ths Louisville connect direct with Parkersburgh
boats without delay does likewise the regular Cincinnati
boas The Pittsburg direct to Pakebugh By
This the Company enabled to receive freight
daily this route at their agency in NASHVILLE, Tenn
For further particulars enquire OF - =
No. 9, corner Broad and Front streets
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o T. c. suRoE. - glasi.s sEO. c. ALLEN.
B U r. g e e. ALL e N,
WHOLESALE GROcERs,
Commission e. Produce Merchants,
q
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which invite the attention
$50 hhds Louisiana sugar $50 bb Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bills Y and Philadelphia coaee Sugar;
50 bis aRd Phapha Iosf sugar. An 1'''
Powdered Sugar. % bbls Baltnore and Philadei'
-s.H Phia Sugar.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, Is do 90. Java coGss,
100 do Laguyra do;
go 9slS New Moa.;' S ss 1 gallon sy5 10
100 ten sailksss do
$50 boxes Star Candles 200 doz Painted Buckets,
go "a do do IS Painted Tubs,
200 = do do $50 dozen Washboards,
100 do Pearl starch $4,000 ted Cigars,
200 do Bar Soap, % 0xs smoking Tobacco;
% chests Green Black Tea; 500 do Manufactured 10
80 a. Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, 50 Kegs Shot, assorted szes.
100 casks New Castle Soda, . DO Bar Lead;
100 bxs do do in papers, IS bxs Gason's Backing;
2casks Dutch Madder; $50 do window Glass;
IS tiersesf esh Rice, 500 bbIs KenhaWs Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 hbs Desus whisky, 200 bs best Robertson county
IS do Ward s. Cary $50 bills Rye Bourbon do
25 do srs old reserve do loo bxs Longworhs CataEba
Wines RhPs' 'p' A' 30 casks old Burgundy Port
pipes Holland Gin; 50 basE Champagne Wine;
btls Ale: ~ bbls Vinegar;
IS casks London Porter;
Together with other articles usual kept in the Grocery
Inc. ss. ljanlsl BUReE & ALLEN.
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NJ. & e. IF. CHEATHAiI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAI5s,
CORNER or COLLEGE, AND dHJBCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
ENTE arejustn receipt large and well selected stock Of
groceries liquors etc. consisting in part as follows
go S9 lS c S' hoasss 20 keys Ea' aofts
100 Il do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
100 6b Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnus
| Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls Pecansi
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bOls Rilberts
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, &C.
25 TX & 4 choice French Brsndes;
90 x casks Madeira, sherry, and Port WfnssI
! $50 baskets best brands ChazPagne
| so boxes ScOvill Claret,
| 100 bss ane Robertson County WhstyI
| do do do Bourbon do
also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The
dergEsc Icing the only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Taders,to
large stock Of Powder hand, IN Magazine for sale
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
| 500 - do do do der;
| 800 Z dc do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
/ 1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder
800 i DO do do $50 crses Of Powder, sssOrts
/ 200 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bills Toy Bedford
der safety fuse.
| ian1 NJ &. E. F. CHEATHAE, Agents.
| SOLE AGENTS FOR
| Dupont's Powder; Joy, Bickford Co.'S ssfet!
| Hazard do Fuse.
| Sycamore do
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o U II IF L A C

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Hoist, hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float hi Oh,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
In war, let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne by the pStriot's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
fOr oh twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, ouT flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around
Know where type Of nature 3 made.
Where every type is found.
Above our own Art Gallery,
Our country's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The ehild-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest pOrtraiture
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannertO the skyI
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Art 6IlLeFV,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
eh1s-dAwtf Corner Of COLLEGE and Union AZ
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HUGH McCREA a. CO.,
w H o L Il ALE q Il &c e IL 8
NOS. 10 AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have i'm Store the following:
$50 hhds prime Sugar, $50 pkgs Teas,
IS bbs powder ed and crushed 500 bags Shot, assorted,
Sugar, 100 boxes TelloE Candles,
50 pkgs Golden syrEp, so bags Pepper.
800 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Alspiee,
50 do Laguira Coffee, 81 do Ginger,
90 packets Java do 600 groce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 doz Buckets,
200 do Cincinnati Soap, . do Churns,
26O do Tobacco, all brands, 25 do Batter Tubs,
$4,000 HAVANA Cigars, all cases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader,
e0,Ol0 Melee Cigars, % bbs Almonds,
50 coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brasil Nuts, q
LRONs NAILS MID CASTINGS
100 tons Pittsburg Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs PttsbuTg and Wheeling Nails,
% tons assorted Castings,
0OUpounds Steel
fr Isr LlQUORSs
$50 bbs Cincinnati Whisky 90 bills American Brandy
100 do Ne7Fsom's ODD, do 60 do 90 Gin,
IS do Juhn II Smiths do pipe pure Holland DO
IS do Robertson ca. do casks pure Cognac Brandy,
GO do Rye and Monongahela IS bbls n b. Rum,
Whisky, . do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 90 a casks Brandy,
gj0 do Tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy,
50 boxes Claret 30 DO Raspberry do
60 do Scheiiam schnaIps, hhls Cherry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, 5 DO Grger Brandy,
btis. do do - do pure Apple Brandy.
do Pure Peach Brandy,
All the above articles vii be sold very low f7r ash by
febII HBiH M'CREA & co.
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SPRTNG GOODS. Is5'

EVANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
RIETIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, BONNETS. &C.
No. 1, Nashville Inn Block,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
UMYE receipt Of Stock of Goods for the Spring
w Trade to which would call the Mer-
chants visiting this City Our stock comprises every variety
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Varieties Clothing Boots,
shoes Hats, Bonnets, &c, &C.
Prom our long experience in the purchase OF goods this
satisfied that in assortment and stock
cannot surpassed and to cash and prompt time dealers will
offer Inducements to purchase Of US,
feha4-0 AfANS q 20. +.
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Snyder * Fritz zeII,
A RE just in receipt Of new and elegant Goods
n In their line, consisting Of
Ladies' fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel aaitezsT
DO do do Button do do
do do Black do do do MOO 1fl
do do do Congress and Lace do do
do do French Kid Slippers;
do do do do do with heels;
do do White eatin and Kid Caters; a1
do do do do do Slippers,
" Also:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters:
DO do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and Roots;
DO Kid Heel Boots;
do do Slippers; p tiA
Children's Kid Heel Slippers; tes ..-nlll-
do do do Boots.
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do do do do do Caters;
do do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
do DO do do Low Quarter Shoes
do do Calf do do
do do Lasting Oxford Ties
do. do do Congress Caters; lyf ~
The above all made cre and Of the very best
styles and quality.
m TsCaiI al No: 2I Public Square. 47 81
june23 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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ia IL II A N It's
EFFERvEsoENT
SELF TIER AP RE Mt =,
The ANALYSIS Of the waters Of the celebrated Settler Spring in
Germany, in most convenient and portable form, has
mendatons of the Medical profession and
a Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
In use and as being entitled special preference over the many
Mineral Spring waters Seiditz Powders and other similar
ce both compacness and greater efficacy. may be
used with the best effect in all
Bilious and F6rle Diseases SICK Headache, Loss Of Ape
te, iaigeSo ana az sa "a complaints peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t is particularly adapted to the of Travellers
lana Hsfits, fnvalids and Convaesoents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will find il a valuable ad
Witt who have used it, it has high favor and deemed in
IN sosf and Reunaisn-It gives the best satisfaction al
laying nammatory symptoms and in many eecuay
rs s,rs r. cfses of rarel INDIGESTION Heartburn and
Csireness-Proves Medicine greatest utility
Acidty Of the Stomach, and the distressing Sickness
usual daring EregacRey-Yields speedily, and with marked
success under its healthful influence.
HGfors the greatest relief TO those afflicted Nth sub
ti eee,ops and thereby removing all indampatorv ten
denotes.
IN fact il ia snraa5se in all cases r1ers Gentle ADernt
PHrgGtiUe rs required.
It is in the form of powder, carefully put up in bottles
keep climate and merely requires water poured to
produce adelghtfuI ehervescent beverage.
Taken in the morning, it inerees with the avocaions
of the day acting gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
powers, exciting healthy and vigorous of the
creating elasticity OF mind flow Of spirits give ze
every enjoyment 1t also enables the enjoy many
uxures impuny, from which he otherwise be de-
barred without which life is irksome distressing.
Numerous testimonials from professional other gentlemen
Of the highest standing the country its steadily
increasing popularity OF years strongly guarantee its
character and
notice OF an intelligent public
Prepafed and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., DrureiSs
unel5-dIy No. 20 Greenwich St, cor WaIren, NY.
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PLOwSi PLOWsII PLOWSEgI
KNIE vii keep constantly full assortment OF plovs
~ Manufactured az the Tennessee PlOTr FRe1O-
~. Farmers would do well to give call before purchasing.
As We can sell them good steel pow been
for sale in this city, at from ten twenty per than you
hare been payingf The quality Of poEs.
P. A c. ANDERSON,
fsb6-a "a and p corner Bread and College streets.
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TRUNKsI TRUNKS

r AIDES Large French Dress Trunks;
II dc do No. Sole Leather Trunks;
Gents do No. 1 do do DO -.lr
Also large stock Of Vaces Carpet Bags and saehe which
we oGer at low prices l.lt
june23-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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Fine Country re sidence for Sale.
TTAVING determined carry Negroes the South,
II 1 will sell about Three Four Hun. esS.Es
dred Acres of Land, cling part of the tract mp S9A
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road, -
thirteen miles from Nssh M in Of the best neigbor
loodsin Williamson county Boil equal any For
arcplsrsapp to the reniS, or to A " Lindsey
IN Nashville
seps-dn ra- P.APERKINs,
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VESSEL q THOMPSON,
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D. CASES CIiquOt Champagne. Also a like quantity Of
Sd Cabinet, edsieck and VerssAay. All Of which
rant genuine and will sell reasonable prices We have va
Gus other brands at fron Sl0to SIS per basket.
may3 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
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A. RIVA ~ CO.,
STREET, House.
Direct Importers from
FIR ANOEs SPAIN ITALY, &c.
KTTE have constantly hand large stock Of
w Rrandiesofseyera brands and OF dinerent prices;
Wines, red and white Of every Grade;
Champsgnes Of different marks
Domestic and Havana Cigars
Vemicelli Of NapOi, (Italy)
Olive Oil, from Nice, (Italy)
A. RIVA & CO.,
jan9 No. 30 Market street. opposite Union
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-30

AN IMPRoMPrU SPEECH remember once, when
was young man living up in New Hampshire,
they dedicated a new bridge, and invited young
lawyer to deliver Grafton. The lawyer had never
yet after fortnights practice had the honor Of be-
ing retained and the opportunity of establishing
reputation was admirable. The day came and with
it to the bridge came the multitude and the orator.
He had made no written preparation, that being, he
had been told, unlawyer-like-a lawyer being sup
posed to be capable Of speaking without note or no
tice any number Of hours, any subject, in style
of thrilling eoquence. So orator trusted to the
occasion. He stood out upon the PLATFORM and amid
the profound attention of his audience commenced :
citizens, veand-forty years ago, this bridge
built by your enterprise was part and parcel Of the
bowling wilderness" He paused a moment "Yes,
felow-ctizens, only ive-and-forty years ago, this
bridge where we now stand, was part and parcel of
the bowling wilderness" Again he paused. (Cries
Of Good, 60 on" Here was 1.-THE rub" 81 feel
it hardly necessary to repeat that this bridge fel-
low-citizens, only iveandforty years ago, was part
and parcel of the bowling wilderness; and will
conclude by saying that soish it part and par
eel Of 1T aOso."
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AN OLD FARMER.

The Truth PLAINLY SPoKEN-THE BALTIMORE
ELEcTIoN.-The Columbia South Carolinian thus
speaks Of the recent violation Of the elective franchise
in Baltimore:
ut can in no wise be called an election and did
the proper spirit prevail in the Federal House Of
Representatives, neither Davis nor Harris would be
permitted to occupy seats to which they are in no
respect more entitled than any rowdes in that hope
ful city. The condition Of distraction and rowdyism
to which Baltimore has attained should inspire the
decent and respectable citizens throughout the Uni
tea States, particularly in the towns and Cities to
lake an early stand against frauds and corruptions
IN elections 1t seems that all the previous organs
zauons and arrangements of the reformers were I'M
aavailns Unfortunately. court, mayoralty, and po-
nee system are under the control of the rowdies, 80
to as tne opwarks 70 which society looks for protec
.oa nave been converted into engines for the pro.
lection Of crime and disorder"
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sAML. r. IREDRLL, II. D. sc,r
g.1s,i 4 IREDELL BROTHERS '''DslI
"A supply of NEW
Drngss Medicines Chemicals,
Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, 'n''
.-. Soaps, Fancy Articles. T..
To which they would call attention. '~c',
The medicines were selected solely with rs,,.,
purity and will, at all times be compounded h, 10 their
tent Apothecary. s., . " cOmpe
Physicians orders will be carefully and nrou,,
at q small advance wholesale prices f'p"y filled
They keep constantly ON hand every artico ..
in first class Drug Store '' W De found
) SOAPS-of all qualities.
SILVER SOAP-for cleansing Silver Waro n,
Paint-An excellent artcle-jusi out e' uiass and
RTMMELS CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
Toilet. e-ior The
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES. pOprp ~,
PoHADEs. HAIR DYES AND rSv1GoR,ro..
great variety. iokS-n
BRUSHES-of all kinds and qualities
CASTOR OlL-withou taste or smell
WINES AND LIQUORS-of the purest brona,.
dicnal purposes. ''""us Tor me.
ALE AND PORTER-of best quality.
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOR,coo
the finest kinds. AoVo-d
MEERsCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR TIRES
ranted genuine war
lREDELL BROTHERS, Duspi,.
October IN 1850 hale'gh, NC
.~'>o' ~ -'' ...-.- -... oo-w&syf
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Gov. WISE AS A PENMAN-A correspondent from
Richmond writes as follows about the Executive of
Virginia: " Governor WISE in the character of
SCRIBE surpasses perhaps, any man living In point
Of rapdity he can only be parreleled in the short
hand while his writing is almost as egible as print
had occasion some time ago to copy some writing
of his, and did so, page after page as he produced
them started when he was abouttw pages ahead,
and though he had to compose while l had merely
to copy, at the close of the tenth page he was two
in advance. At this stage he was called off to din
ner, and avaed myself Of the opportunity to pro-
cure peculiar style of pen, which thought would
facilitate the operation. We both set to work again
simultaneously; and though he stopped OCCASION
sionally to mend his pen he writes with quill pen)
and now and then walked rapidly round the room,
while meanwhile wrote with all the rapidity of
which was capable. he wound up at the end of
the twenty ninth page with the two pages in ad-
vance which he had ut the start ! understand he
thinks nothing Of answering twenty-five or thirty
letters day, or rather within the three or four
hours he spends in his Office besides attending to
other duties ard receiving visitors who occupy
much of his time.
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

TN" SUB CRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO
move South offers for sale his tract of land contain
ing 15 acres Said land is located about three miles from
Louisburg directly the Warrenton road in an inel.
gent refined and wealthy neghborhood The soil IS fer.
tile well waered and finely adapted to the cultivation Of
ioDacco Cotton, Corn, Wheat &C. There are upon the
tract about $50 of branch and creek bottom not la
bic to inuudation Of unusual fertility and easily eutvat
cd the most d which is fresh and has been recently drain
cd at expense The Improvements are excel
lent. consisting of large and commodious Cling con-
tanning eons and all necessary outhouses the greater
portion OF which, including Barns Stables Crib. Ac
sing 80 any advantages is offered in mar set and The
chaser will undoubtedly realize in it profitable invest.
ment For further particulars address the subscriber At
Louisburg,N n. \. - - - '''~''' S"' - -
October IA, 1859. Mwst:
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n
VIRGINIA SESAroR.-Jno. D. Penny backer the men,
her elect of the Virginia Senate from the Rocking
ham District, furnishes the Harrisonburg Register
with an account of his experience with Ossawatome
Brown in Kansas, which proves the abolition martyr
to be robber in the lowest deception of the term.
Mr.. Pennybacker was q. S. Survey Examiner in the
Territory, and was with Capt. Pates party when it
was captured by artiice at Black Jack. He says
Brown would not have spared his prisoners lives
then, but that his own two sons were in prison at
LecOmpton The statement continues:
While in his hands, l heard Browns son boast of
the horses they had stolen from Missouri and else
where. also saw party start out for the purpose
OF r0bbing an Indian trading post, (Joseph Bern
ards) and saw them return loaded with goods solne
$4,000 worthy Old Brown excaiming as they came
in, Well done, my bOyso' Brown told me himself
that his band was against every man, free State or
proslauery, who was not willing to JOIN his band,
and that he would kill one as soon as the other
His son Frederick was killed at Ossawattomie by
Martin White, free State man, who had refused to
join Browns company, and was thereupon robbed
and ordered to teave the Territory
John Brown was afterwards whipped at Ossawat-
tonne, and believe he then left the Territory. Of
his subsequent operations there I know nothing
That he, without provocation, inhumanly murdered
men in their beds know. That he committed rob-
berry and thefts Of goods and horses, I heard from
his son and his own men, and saw with my own
eyes but that he ever gave an excuse that he
attempting to run off slaves while doing this Kan
sas work, I never heard from him or any one else
There was not slave within forty miles of Potta-
wattomie Creek where he committed the murders,
and not one of the murdered men had ever raised an
arm against him.
Thus much for the religious fanaticsm and hu-
manity of Brown, "the martyr" HIS boldness,
daring and unscrupulousness pointed him out as a
fit instrument for carrying out the hellish designs
Of men too cowardly to execute their own base
schemes.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,-wAE1

STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- COUNTY Court of Equity, Spring Term, ISIS
BY their next friend, Beverly h. S aes, er payte
Pursuant to an order made at Sng Term 1889 of the
Court OF Equity for the county of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master in Equity will proceed the 2olh Of
House dnor the City of Raleigh valuable negro bow
named Squire the property during bis lifetime of the late
Martin Jones of this county.
Terms OF SALE:-5 per cent of purchase money to be
paid in cash. credit of six months for the residue will
be given, the purchaser entering into bond with a
proved sureties, bearing interest from dav of sale.
Given under my hand, at office, this 18th Nov, 1859.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &ME
Nov. II, 1859. pr. adv. *5.37L.) 81 w&swtd.
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WIN. H. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Wilmington, N. c.,
"ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consignments of Naral Sor~s. Gtton Four Tim.
be and other country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad River
enables me to make my charges light
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No Car, Wilmington
80. ,....-.- W. H JONES'
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1885, 97-Wly.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-30

TAR PITCH AND TURPENTNE. Much as North
Carolina has been sneered at account of her tar
pitch and turpentne, we imagine that if her naval
stores were blotted out it would be felt in the COM
mercal world. We learn that the shipments of naval
stores from North-Carollna to England during 1858
amounted to $2,176,S7O.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, IN THE
County of Lenor, desirable and healthy location
from Knson to White Hail. " miles above Kiuston ana
miles below White Hall. Said contains HOO acres
with dwelling house and all other necessary buiIdines
ANY person wishing to view the premises will please cali
upon the present occupant Mr. Constantine Wht6ed who
will take pleasure in showing it to them For further mar
tcasaa sddress the subscriber at Comfort Past oca
Jones County, N c. ..-..-.... ,;.-f---.' 1870
o J. H JONES'
Sep'e"o0s ]]' Ao''' 8Y-w9t