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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

LANDS FOR SALE N RoBEsOS COUNTY.
a IMPROVED PLANTATION. ox trNsEs nv.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

BAKERS HOTEL,
Tesorsiy sAe Ntssa Assse,)
COlbspORo. &C
ts sow osss roc sss Rsrsrsscs - YaAvsssss
1cae thnsusshiy syaswa rsssssssv eli sssisvsy sSv
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Jsnusry s. 1850. s-&~.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22
BUSINESS CARDS.

NOTICE. .rr.
TINE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
- the undersigned under the style and finn OF 4. NJ
AcPheeers Co., this day dissolved BY mutual
scat. -
W. Martin having disposed Of his interest, the bus.
ness OF the late firm will be settled by the other paners
only.
A. n. NcPHEETERS,
HENRY GHlSELIN,
J. w. MARTIN.
August g 1858.
NOTICE.
NHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-part-
Il nershp under the style and firm of
McPheeteFs & Ghiselin.
and will contne the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business the old stand of A. NJ McPhcs,ers Co., Wills
Wharf.
A. NJ McPnEETERS,
HENRY GHlSELlN.
August 2, 1858. m.
We beg to call attention to above notices. and solicit
o continuance Of the favor extended to the old firm.
stock of all articles in the o. ..t.''e' W
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
which will sell the most accommodating terms aud
all consignments Of Flour, Hhedf, Corn, Cotton, Ndrdt
oes other articles Of produce shall have best and
promptest attention.
McPHEETERS GHiSELIN.
Wills Wharf
Norfolk, August 8, 1853. 3. It.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

nR. Z. BURKE HAYWOOD HAVING RE.
II sumsd The pssecc of uedieiae. ofss hts pspfposl
services 10 the etissns Of Raleigh and iss veisiiy
January 9, 1859. s-sa-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

VALUABLE MIL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VuNng SUBSCRIBER win eel; The pssmi.ss, ,hsss
r,iir. -orsh sf saissh The i:sh day o. Fsss~s,y
is the Paper M' Csat'r~s creek. sea kne-s ,ss
Trsss o. s.rI:-Oae.,hira essh. 81, svsassias ,ue-
thirds and ,~U years. with iU;sEvs' :.sa dsss.
fcrsens desiring purchase, arc rsss.sed 10 ssanss
s '''.'' ''' - - & " L D. s1fEs
Dseember 10. 1855 ie,-,A
A RUNAWAY APPREuENDED.
NOriCE-Oa Tia siss day Of psevrabsr. isse. nsxre
IL man appsssvndcd sad cosaaisssd 10 shs js q
Randolph eean'y. G. who says ,hs' be s slave. and
belongs ts James u. fndget tSs frehsr Of Brunswick
tif not over ,h,, .es .ssla ussb atSs. ise h isi
on aud badly sun. The owner !. hereby s...sS 10 esss
forward and idsn' hts negro pay charges, and saAs hi
away.
- Gssas'ps Co. NC,
FOR sALEi
a GOOD ROSEWOOD .PtANu"-Fos particulars
". b REID.
Espssss Asvsl
Raleigh. Jan. IL 1850. s-iL
nR. Z; BURKE HAYWOOD HAVING RS;
services 10 the eiiissns Of Raleigh and is v;esiiy.
January 9. 1859. s-sa-
W, ANTED A TEACHER TO TAKE CHARGE
W Of RuHpALOw ACADEMY. s.sssisd Is saiiss
north cost Of Raleigh. in pleasant and healthy seeteos-
hood Noee esed spfly unless they bras ample ssss@osy
Of seholssship and god msrsi character
Apply Ia H. W. MONTAGUE
Sse,y. BID Trustees. Rockville. y. C.
The ssz, s..sios sf Bsl.lp- Academy -ii bks he
ID MONDAY In Jsspsy, isss Any essuhsr a boys ca
get board 10 The esiehbnskod II from Q; 10 go pr 0oeA
iasisdieg fsss, ss:sise IisA's servants. As-
II. ". MONTAGUE sssy
Dresmber q. lssa i09-A
eS Register eUpy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

G19eceds Co- tnd ueses LaR thsinAelfAiA. and ~
AA hsse@ = Co. Ses V~A
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DAPTMN TESTEO ~ 0C2lPTu1E AND
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND. Va.
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND
- privately. and pledges his best efforts to obtain the
highest market prices.
He has safe and commodious Jail! where he will board
all Negr0es intended for his sales ut 80 cents per day
May -, 1865 iS-tf
FALL 1858.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
RE new prepared to offer the most favorable terms,
"A to Wholesale Buyers, large Stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great care for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for variety. beauty. and its adaptation to the
VIRGINIA. AND
Buyers from all sections invited to q close and rigid
examination Of Stock, prices &c.
No. so SYCAMORE STREET.
September Z, 1858. 7s-
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETTES LACES
And every Description Of Military Goods,
Lntest y. s. Army and STATE Regulations
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
New YoRE.
June 80, 1858. SLY.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
w. SMITH,,
Broad Street,
NEwBERN. n. c.
Agust q, 1858. ely.
NORRIS & BALDWIN,,
BALTIMORE. Nd,
COMMISsION H,ANTs.'
For the Sale of Cotton Yarns, Osnaburgs, Sheet.
ings, Shirtings and Cotton.
TVHEIR ATTENTION is particularly devoted TO
u the sale of Southern Cott,n Yarns. Their position
ufacturers at ali times the hghet market prices and
prompt sales. They will make the usual advances
will promptly cash ;S a, , BE-
in purchasing for manufacturers free OF commission, any
article Of merchandise in the Baltimore market they may
desire, at the lowest possible prices.
Refer to McILwAlxs, Sox Co, Petersburg. Va
HARDY L Bro, Norfolk, Va.
d. SPRIGG, Cashier Norfolk B'k, Bait
Jxo. CLARK, Pres. Citizens Bk., Bait.
PEGRAx, PAIxTER DAVIS, Bait
January Z, 1859. 4-sm.
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER.
4
tone door Adore Neo Castom Llouss)
Richmond. W.,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS,
III CHURCHES HOTELS, DC, with WATER and GAS, and
keeps on hand all kinds of articles in the above line viz:
| STATIONARY WASH STANDS, BLOCK TIN PIPE,
with Marble Tops, GALVANIZED IRox PIPE,
B.rH TuBs SHOWER BATES, LIFT and FORCE PunPs,
Copper BoIIERs, HYDRAULIC Rams,
WArER ClosE1s All kinds of BRAss CoCKs
KITCHEN RANGERS and PLATED WosS,
SHxEr LEAD and LkAD Prs, Gas FxfUREs DC. .'
dime on tc0frQHeeQ
| gice satiyaction. -,
Particular attention paid to all kinds Of Hydraulics either
| in the city country.
| RsrsRsxcEs-Rev. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs / Dodd
| and VIM. Percival, Architect Raleigh, n. C.. 4
ET All orders left with Messrs. Briggs Dodd pune
| tually attended to.
| June 4. 1858. 4S-ly.
| CARD. M
| Ill PERSONS having business With us will please
"A address Box IT. at Raleigh our work is at Smith
field for the present. - .,,
Raleioh July 90 1883 -... 59-tE
INSURANCE COMPANIES. -
| NOTICE.. ..,.---. 5.
|
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DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
slEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
rprx WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Tn.NCH, GERMAN, BRITISH L AMERICAN FABRICS
il AVE , NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ASSORT-
Spna snS Of new and seasonable Dry Goods for the
Ss Snss;a, ana Summer Trade. ~
aud V;rs attention is solicited from the North Carolina
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDEIL,
Nos WIN. H. CROW,
Earch 1s and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
Aooo' -s.s .-.-..t. So
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CARD. ~
Ii. PERSONS having business With us will please
"A address Box IT. at Raleigh our work is at Smith
field for the present. - ,,,,u-,
Raleigh. July 20, 1883. 69-m
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SoveooR -. tee0l WIN.
NO1Tn.CAROtlNA sTATg:D0
N NOkfHCARotlNA STATE BONDS @ - pssvAasl
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'ss'ss's aess' q ~ cs~ssg = . - e - sasA
svss~sw 3. issa rZG
y. & usss. s.-.,. n e.-
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING.
VT>HE UNDERSIGNED kssise s~.ss . Cs,.ss~ssAsa
Il sss exsfsise o. y. Ws1xsssS 81 n.ssr. OsssG
ft,fsssfsiiy issss sAs Cssrss Il asisxs ssl o. -
ssssse essssy. shsi skss psvvssss 10 O. ssy
hss ssss q sAsss Ess q k~sss 81 Ne sAssssss ss
tss sd hss 'hy isasl h~yssg kssl . ssssssssss
wssss ssss = s.se.ssye tSexsS -
o.s.r> Sf ssy kss1 Il ssAiso - = psunesly -
As 90 eAsassss - ~ - g q, su A-E
Y. ue thsk se ass tlssss 10 ksk nsis - vssS OF
Csrssss sss s.sA hAs rsssss q sAsss sssss - %
Ey pre@sA ssssssiss 70 sssssss 90 Lsss 10 sssss
sibsrsl tssrssse~
'nARf. 4 PARISH.
s~-ress NC ~ lss&. .us-AO
10 PRINTERS.
n 10 IN. s<kes.
s.sss.ss-.A.'ssss ssll ss svssava sss,s sr~s. -
THOMAS T. MURRAY.
ID Free -0ssssss,-
Jssssy !. isss. III
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QcRESH COVE OYSTERS. ia I ard IL Casa
II Erssh Ssipsna IN and u Csnss
ftvSh Lobster. in all u. Csns
Jsss tyxeSvx4 by
JONES MOORE.
Fsnaily Sruxvr>s
Raleigh August G. 1854. as-G
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"AWKs's HIsr0RY or N0Rfn.cAD0.
IL 1xA-41 vsSs0a
- "-..1 ~ ronner.
RGssA xs& 4 ,ssa g.. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
CITY Council Il

49,
~ Ctty Cou1ctl.-A regular meeting Of
tue City Council was held last evening. Twelve
members answered to their names. The min
utes Of the last meeting were read, and the
COMMITTEE on Accounts reported in favor of
adopted -
Mr.. Knote, from Finance Committee, made a
report announcing satisfactory set lemvnt with
the city collector for the year. 1858. The re.
port was received, and the clerk was instructed
- S Ss.Ae WIN SAID collector as per report.
The report of the Committee on Streets and
Alleys vas received and their recommendations
ADOPTED, except as to the resolution authorizing
Sne laying OF n curbstone in front of Richard
Porter's residence.
=, "A "A discussion arose upon petition Of Mr..
Aoootson as to what is and what is not Webster
street, there being some doubt as to the owner
ship Of certain highway heretofore regarded
as " eosteF street, but now claimed to be pri-
the present 'O'
Inc Committee on Cemeteries reported the
cost OF the Penlnsulaa Cemetery Mt about So.
uoo, and the proceeds OF sales Of lots at 81 OoO
The committee recommended the passage of an
ordnance to protect the cemetery and to repu-
late the price of lots. The COMMITTEES also re-
cum mended the improvement of the road lead.
ing 10 the Cemetery, the repairing Of the fences.
&C NO decisive action was taken upon. the
report, except that portion in relation to the re.
palrs,s {" hlch were ordered to be made
The Street Commissioner reported that ho
nRo repaired such streets MS seemed most in
need. lie asked an appropriation of $500 The
report was adopted.
"A Dill from the Crescent Iron Works for de-
uuctlon on Water Rent Gas granted by GounciD
was read and referred
Mr. Bickel asked for the reconstruction Of the
tOOtwaY on Vireinia street WheeliDU Island
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14

Stealing Gaiters.-Eiizabeth Doyle,
young woman of some local celebrity in dis.
reputable way, who wears her dresses little
too long at the bottom and too short at the top,
engaged herself as domestic, recently, in the
family of a gentleman who resides on the Island.
Elizabeth staid about six hours in Der new
place and then disappeared in mysterious man
ner. pair of new gaiter shoes disappeared
about the same time and in consequence of
Elizabeth's peculiar antecedents 1t was supposed
that she might have taken the pedestal cover
ings with the intention 81 running them trip
or two. a warrant was-issued for her appre.
hension but she had gone to Parkersburg on a
pleasure excursion, and having notified no one
of her proposed visit, twas not known how
long she would be absent, and the circumstance
was forgotten. Yesterday Elizabeth returned
and being approached upon the gaitcr subject,
she became penitent, gave up the new shoes and
cried for mercy. She was permitted to go free
in consideration of solemn promise to quit
stealing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
.EaET Arr, ] IVA t3.KE,lI,
BY TELEGRApH.

pH.LADsLrHIA, Sept. l3PoIr dull fresh ground how
@ nLi Hhlte wheat old stock is dropping; there il
very little shipping demand $40 bbls extra "a ilv
q 4S9 ana 70 the trade a. t59p5l2K for snperne,
ia9ey Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged Wleat
70 IN g4od demand sales 500 bush red at $I2Wi 2I and
I white at 81 ,2S9S5 Rye, COO bush southern
oats s fsi Corn assTe $500 bush yellow
SeSe. Whisky steady; sales ut 279e7h.
BAtFIoRE, Sept 1s-Flour in good request at IS for
1oEard Street Wheat declned UUV at a Ia
9i,4O for white and &l,O59ii2 for red Corn stsajv
ySl'0E ssSc Provisions steady Whisky arm at Qs3c
ME- YoRE Sept. ls-COtton rner $50 ba les sold a. /,
o 5ra 1dng ap9;nSs Pour
t45V94'sY, Ohio sells at 8o95,sN Wheat lower IS $50
pus. soi1 At Sg5c decne red 81 49, white 81 O5 a. 90
mixed sl9S2S Mess Pork firm at 93ai5 prime heavy
a. Sttv';2I whisky declined nc; sales 264 Sugar
at AZ cents. S 4Ntst
e.xctSStTt Sept aPlour heavy at yesterday. quota
uonSs Wheat unchanged in tone price Corn dull at
Se a sog m6e9 Oats as Rye Barley TO- Wits.
weaker and 30 lower. @ w @ tNe"S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
MATTERS,
THE FAIR.

The Suspension Bridge Company have en-.
tered Into arrangements, with their usual liber.
,Iity, by which all~animals and articles. going
n and from the exhibition, will be passed free
# toll. Aprogramme of'the leading features Of
each days exhibition, willsappear in the Wheel
ing morning papers. The exhibition Of stock
IN the ring aud on the track will take place nre.
risely at the time specified
For each person, Except members1 whether
in carriage on loot, the price of admission
will be 25 cents. Children under fifteen wears
ofage Is cents To all persons Fexcept mem.
bers the charge for single horse carriages will
be Is cents. Two horse carriages SO cents
The owner OF driver of each hack or omnibus
shall be required to pay for each adult IS cents
For children under fifteen years OF. age l5 cents
Members pay one halfofthe above rates No
admission for persons on horseback. Cards Of
admission will be issued to members, admitting
them and their families [under 81 years of age
free to the show grounds during the fair.
ORDER OF EXHIBITION FOR WEDNESDAY,.
40 a. NJ, Stations for the saddle years old.
IL A. NJ, Pacing in harness.
1880 A. 81, year old Stations under the
saddle or in harness, at Inception of exhibitors
2P. 81, Brood Mares 4 years old, for light
draught.
sP ~, Racking in harness.
4P.M, Sweepstakcs-FancyM Matched Horses
(matched in gait, without regard to color or sex.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14

B- The Fair-FIrst Day.-YesterdaY was
very good specimen of the rnlscalled melan-
choy days. II the day had been manufactured
expressly for the occasion, the strong wind that
prevailed would have been omitted, and the
threatening aspect of the clouds at one time,
would have been less SO, but upon the whole
the weather was suspicious. The railroads
brought in a goodly number of people from
abroad, some of whom brought stock for exhi.
bltiOn, and others came to Sc see the various at.
fractions Of these Fair times. The hotels were
pretty well crowded and throughout the city
there was that bustling, hurrying, holiday app
pearance peculiar to all such occasion. As
usual, there was not great rush Of visitors on
the Fair Grounds, besides those engaged in pre-
pairing articles or stock for exhibition The
first day of our Fair has come to be regarded
more as a day of preparation, than for attrac~.
live sight seeing. Thanks to the tasteful eyes
aud delicate fingers ofthose ministerting angels
tile ladies-Floral Hall was beginning to look
more beautiful aud attractive than we ever saw
ii. When all its arrangements are perfect ii
will resemble AIaddins subterranean Paradise.
The Agricultural, Mechanical and other Halls,
ire filling up rapidly, and there is a most com
nendable pride and public spirit manifested by
many exhibitors. The showmen were in full
blast, butowing to the meagre number of the
discriminating public" on the ground, the big
men, bearded women, Pixies Peak colts, and
deadly Upases, were not very extensively pat
ronzed
At o'clock most of the stock on exhibition
vas brought out and paraded seyeral times
around the track, lead by that SPLENDID old
blood animal, Grey Eagle, and followed by In
vincible, Kansas, and so forth. A fner lot OF
horses were never before exhibited in this part
of the country. The number Of entries of hor-
SEES cattle, sheep, hogs, &C., is larger than ever
before Notwithstanding the vast number of
stalls with which the enclosure is surrounded,
deficiency was discovered yesterday in this
regard, and carpenters were sent for to COM
mencs the process. of erecting, more,
In the Agricultural Halls there were a num-
Der of valuable patent machines and agricultu
raj implements which attracted no small degree
Of attention. There were also. some vegetables,
and particularly "some pumpkins that were the
observed Of all observers owing to their i'm.
nense dimensions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
BUSINESS INOTIGES

tB-W. T. MEeDs, Book Binder and Blank
Book Manufacturer, in the Inte7ligencer Build
ings, corner of Main and Quincy Street, desires
to call the attention of the people of the sur
rounding towns and country, who may visit the
city during the Fair to his facilities for speedily
cheaply and neatly binding every description Of
books and pamphlets. To those who have
books needing rebinding, or who have maya.
zines on hand to be bound, we would say, bring
them along with you when you come to the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14

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BY THE. UNION LINE.
TO Fi1 Il DAILY sINFELH5GlsNGER
F1oE.ooRNER. WATER Ann. MONROE STREETS.

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New YpKk, Sept. g:-The members Of the
Stone Cutters AsSocisttoh.of this city, met Hast
evening at MQntgo1ssy Hall, Tor The; purpose OF
giving an expression of their sympathy With
their brethren now on. strike inf The city Of
London. They decided to contribute, and send
sympathy =
This morning there was launched from Henry
Steers shiP.yaEd, at the foot of 10th ST., East
River, a: side wheel: steamer .of about 20 tons
6urthen-; She was. built by the New York
state Colonization Society. She has been ma
ftned Seth Grosyenor, after our late distinguished
citizen, thEpugh whose. munifcence the Society
was enabled to ASSUME. the expenses OF This un.
dertaklng This steamer is designed to run on
the coast OF. Liberia. from Cape Palmas to Gal.
linas, stopping at Menroyia and other points on
the route. The Requirements of Liberia for u
vessel for this purpose have long been evident,
and in the teary part of this year mercantile.
urn IN MoAroyia, suggested to the Society that
II they would construct steamer, they would
charter her for a number of years aud paw for
her III instalments within that time
From Port uu Platte, by The brig John But:
ler Capt minor, We have dates to tue, lst Blu.
slness was very ull.nnd the tobacco crop had
been nearly afl bouShtEupy
Inc people generally, are much dissatisfied
with the prevailing government, and predict a.
revolution shortly. There would not probably
be much hghtingi all that would be necessary,
would he tora minority to declare their dissut-
iStaction, and the result. would be certain 10
ehsue. The treasury is kept dry as usual all
moneys arc forwarded to the city.
BY the annual Cotton statement for The years
1859 it will be seen that the crop Of The sea.
son just closed Etacties $685. ,48l bales, being
S23. Gse in excess of the largest year on record
le5o-6.5 The consumption of the world how
ever has been ON a par with this tirge yield,
and the average price obtained b. the planter
mas even been higher thnnin any previous year.
The exports sto,s foreign ports necessarily SHOW
considerable increase, particularly. to Great
Britain, over two million bales. having been
shipped to that mNrket alone, while the ouanti-
tty for CONSUMPTION. in eqantrysincluding burnt
amounts to 927 >95l bales, against 595, 562 last
year. The prtsenr season opens with the pros:
peet Of still larger crop and ,psces are ,i.ttc
ErlalIytlow than u. this ti,lresfast year, owing
to the!much better acuopDts FROM the Interior.
Ills 70 be hoped that planters will abandon the
reprehensible practice OF fItee pack!ng, Of which
We have heasd SO many complaints lately.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Havre and
anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
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OFFER for sale rent, Mill IL Known as
ENodlnnd Ming containing three on 6s BGri with
all s modern tnlprYY az: pcellrilt
seit Of Car'rg Siaches. win Etiitiural AN
enSEInt diatey, ifrtquit.d. lHs$ a22f
for safe ,t"G aEt each aiming oyr <ce lag
dre and sixty neEes, wLiulltsrE 1ls
h9ndFSa acrrs CLEARED Sn aih ia
o. cultivation With an Orchard AHA PuEe
tiesesn On the 9tt tssI SiJxs
VII good OEc3iar I'd and buildings. - "
Also, one lot 6rgrouNl about Reyr Scrf IN sG
high state of c1luvation, Nth H1,Ssfs
'rreos large store Hon: with meath 6ipc
that are necessary A the abuve properly
IS Situated within fnilps of TING Ifo rvEr
on Fish Greek MARSHALL county the Fish Greek Turn.
pike ieadtng to Itr!lI05y6n the L. o: JsniIro.t
pnrSh1se Of Wheat and o:heF grat Th
OnSrs9 on Inc following ts'ms One. ionf n purchases
ments OF one tW" aud three from ate
giving 2egolil bile note with approved security.
Any have the.opporinny or&eet
ing tss fall regurv also be supplied with
premises ] IlO;NRToCE5 100
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