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nonra of Eannllzanon.

There can be no doubt of The nomination of
our worthy fellow-ictizen, Maj. G. w. Uric,
by the Democratic Convention which assem-
bles at Mansfield to-day, for this Office. Touch
ing the qualifications of Maj. Uric, it is not
necessary for us to speak. In politics, he has
ever been an unwavering Democrat, and has
ever given his votes and influence for the reg
ularly nominated Democratic ticket-and this
all good Democrats will regard as the highest
compliment that could be paid him. His NOR
al integrity and his qualifications, no mar can
impeach. He has held office, it is true but
he is poorer to-day than he was when he first
entered upon public duties. He will be tri-
umphantly elected, and will represent honest
" aad wisely his constituents.
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FENHE following Executors. Administra;oss and
Guardians having sled in the office Of the
Probate Judge Of said clunty. their account for set
t'ement 20 wit: .aS.f !. s4 o.afF seip4S
Final account Of Thomas Rays. executor Of Mary
Hays eeeeasef sg+a fft.s
Final account of Z. ingmando Administra; or of
Julian Charleston, deceased 3Tssl
final account of William J. Vermilza Admins
tra'oy of Sally Richards. deceased.
Final account of C. L. Stewart and Jane Brown.
Administrator and Administrartix of the Estat. of
Thomas Brown. deceased.
Final account of Isrcal Markle, Administrator of
the Estate of D.. G.. Krebs, deceased.
Final account of George Wolf, AdministYator of
Frederick Redinger. deceased.
Final account of Frederick Aeyd, Administrator
of Archahali ~IfayRAsn, deceased.
Final account of Fljae Dram. Guardisn of Sam
uel Aughy and the same will be for hearing in sal
court on the 9Th day of SeptembeN A. D, 1859, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day.
]. D. JONES, Probate fudge,
4wl0k
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
CHARLES KNOTH, Proprietor.

CHARLES KNOTlI, Proprietor.
Opposite tie Topn Hal, Nam Street, iceland, Ohio
= THHE subscriber having lately purchased this well
known stand, announces that he las mnde ample
preparations for the accommodation and entertain
ment of Travellers ard Isoarders. The house has
undergone a complete renovation and many improve.
ments have been made which viii greatly add TO the
comfort of all those who feel disposed to give him a
call. He assures the public. that his table viii at all
times be bountifully supplied with the best the mark
best Ostler in the State and the travelling public
may rest assured that their horses will be we'll attend
ed to. He respectfully s~alicits a share Of the public
patronage.
N. B.-Boardors taken by the week menth or year
at reasonable rates. C. X.
Ashland nri- n SO. If
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1 GEORGE MCCONNELL and JOHN TAYLoh
having severally received the highest number
of votes, were declared duly nominated as the
Democratic candidates for Representative and
HOLIDAY AMEs, ). MARTIN, and GEO. w.
| CRozIER, for the Offices for which they were,
respectively, candidates.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following, which were adopted
WHEREAS. The principles of the Democrat
ic party are well understood and aequiesced in,
we the Committee, deem it unnecessary to
adopt a series of Resolutions at this time but
cheerfully recommend for adoption the follow
ing:
Resozued, That we the democracy of Ash
land County heartily endorse the nominations
made by this Convention for county Officers,
and cheerfully recommend that the democracy
give to them and all the nominees Of the State,
their. undivided support
RESOLVED, That We also pledge to the nomi-
nee for Senator of this Senatorial district our
undivided upport.
The Committee to whom was referred the
matter of selecting names to compose the Gen.
trail Committee for the ensuing year, reported
The following, which report was adopted:
John Vail, Mflin; John Van Nest, Perry;
Morren Rust, Hanover; D.. Fox, Vermillion;
G.. W. Kilbourne, Troy; j. j. HOFFMAN,
Montgou cry ; S. Olin, Clearcreek.
On motion, the Convention. then adjourned
sine die. 4
FL s.; KNAPP, Chm.
! !. R R1s NEST Secretaries.
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LEAvENwoRTH, August 10,

LEAvENwoRTH, August 10,
Is An express arrived here yesterday from the
Mines. It brought niueteen hundred dollars
in gold, consigned to Smoot, Russell g. Co.
The gold is of the finest quality, some nuggets
weighing fifteen dollars. Provisions had been
cheap at the mines, and no suffering heard of.
This Express brought no N all.
The Herald of to-day says We learn from
a reliable source that a Vigilance Committee
has been organized at Atchison, for the pur-
pose of Riding hat county of a band of horse
thieves, and that q man named Nelson, former
ly of this city, was hung at that place yester
day. They also attacked a party of horse
thieves near Elwood, who turned upon them,
woanding three, one it is feared MORALLY.
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A FASHION WoRTH IMITATING.-The la
test .sfasbion" announced from Europe is that of
dressing very plaialy when going to church
Some of the ladies of the first circles 20 up
to worship in plain aaliso. 1t is thus sought
to encourage the attendance of the very poor,
who have hitherto withheld their presence for
lack of Sunday clothes.
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D9 Mr.. Luca, one of the family of vocal
lists, while on his way to Bloomfield, Ontario
Co., N. Y, to arrange for a concert, was forci-
bly, elected from a car of the Morris and Essex
Railroad Company, at the Jersey City station.
He has just prosecuted the company.
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sA A man and his wife named Russell are
on trial at Baltimore, for an attempt to starve
to death their step-son, a lad of six. The
neighbors took him out of their hands and
saved him. Additional interest IL given to
this case from the fact that the accused par
ties were arrested last fall, charged with starv-
ing to death another of their step sons.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mcfarland, Evans & Co, Ash,.nd c.,,n,x
& VS.. MA Soun'y
John D. Skilling Sommon fieasf
vs. tIa Ashland County
John SHILLING. Common fieas.
DURSUART to- the command of two writs of ven
II di exponas' dsiy issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, in the above cases,
dated the I'd day of august, 1859, and to me direct
ed, / will sch at Public Auction, at the door of the
in Ashland County. ON 77 sex4re
SatsftSy, he 10h day ct &eptem6er, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o clock,
2. NJ, OF said day, the following described real es-
tate, to-Hlt;@Being a partaof lot number forty eight
l49l IN the town of Ashland, thirty six feet wide
east from the west line of said lot. and
also full length of said lot, with. the appurtenances
thereto belonging.
Appraised at S.
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
August 10, 1853. . qs 1otsSpfS5.U0
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From New Orleans News FromBue-
o Ayers.
NEW ORLEA

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
A Titus, a wholesale grocer of this CT y, h s
absconded. His liabilities amount to $780,
600.
The steamers Arizona and IBdiano,o from
Buenos Ayres arrived, with 100000 in spe-
Gle, and advices from Brownsville to the 4th
inst, aH1N
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EH- AFrench girl, at Holyoke, was fatally
burned on Saturday morning, by the explosion
of a can of burning fluid, while attempting to
kindle a fire by pouring some of theAuid from
ths can upon the blaze.
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Light! Light
The L.I11a ar Oi1andEsaznaD@
ECLLRE ALL OTHER LIGHT

-ECLLRE all THE LIGHT.
TThas been demonstrated to a certainty by fair ana
thorough tests in eur own town that the Lunai
Oil produces the best and cheapest light Of any oths.
on known Illuminating substance. One half pint et
the oil will burn from. IA to Is hours. giving q light
about equal to six stearipe candles and costing only
five cents, while sin .stsaEiAe candles would cost 10
cents, and burn out in about 9 hours, costing the,
same as a half pint of Lunar Oil, and giving only
about one third The amount of fght.
1r sSi POTTER d KNOX.
Having bought the right for Ashland County, are
prepared to supply the Oil and LAmps at Nh3lesais
and retail. Churches and puh1ia buildings furnish
ed at q liberal discounts so: 1858
Agents wanted in every FewnshiP IN re County,
Ashland, Jan. 26, 1859. x13n24
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. T. S. WOODS, Esq.

Further notice and details hereafter. In
the meantime, let every Democrat exert him
self himself to get up a goodold time Meeting.
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rolf you do not wish to get angry. never
argue with a blockhead. Remember, the dniier
the razor the more youeut yourself and swear
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DEMocRATIC MASS NESTING.

" g have gust. received a letter from the
Democratic stata Central COMMITTEES announ.
cling that ons
the Democracy OF this County will be- addressed
at this town by
HON. G.. L. VALLANDIGHAM NJ,
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Nem advertisements.

ASHLAND LIGHT ARTILLERY.
TNHE Company of Ashland Light Artillery
are hereby notified to meet at their Arse
Ha nal in Ashland, on :
H SATURDAY, ALGUST 9th,
Mat ] o'clock, P. NJ, fully armed and e%quipped
rs the law directs, for the purpose of Artillery drill
By order of the Captain,
]. ". MCDOWELL.
August II, 1853. IA 2w11
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GbrAsbIana dlpiop.
ASHLAND, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST u 1859
Democratic State Ticket.

ron GOVERNOR
RUFUS 2. RANNEY, of-euyahoea County.
IrHrrENANr GOVERNOR,
WIELIAM II. Stafford, of Ross County.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY G WHITMAN, of Fairfield County
AUDITOR OF STATE,
G. F0LNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County,
TREAsuRER OF STATE,
WILLIAMBUSHNELL, o Richlana County
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Co
COMMON SCHOOL ooMMIssIoNBR,
CHARLES N-ALLEN, of Harrison County
ASHLAND co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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The 8and Conyeution.
While We go to press, the Bauds and Oher.
linites are gathering m
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE. a.
Joseph Musgrare' Before ], A, McCluskey, J.. P.
. of Montgomery Up, Ashland
George Gipe. County ohio'
ON the 18th day of August, A. D., 1859, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
a6o7 70 action for the sum of S102 So.
I. j. KENNY & J. W. SMITH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August II, 1859. av11
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THosE in search ofPARASULs should not fail to
II call on bVHsNbLLB.
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IMPoRFAFF 70 TRA7EIRRs!
Splendid Farm for Sale.

ONE Of the most desirable Farms in the County
~ of Ashland. containing first rate buildings. in
Guiding dwellings and out houses-ihe best. kinds
olive #atered, and az. ample supply of timber
for fuel, faAaing, lumber, &e,, and within u short
distance of the Town OF Ashland, viii be sold at q
figure lower than any Real Estate has been offered
within this county far, years. For particulars apply
to ]. j, COB
: a his. Office oppositethe Bank
Ashland, March 9, 1853. T 89f
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~ EXPPESS PACKAG GS.ttsg9 *
A Ii Express Packages coming via Mans6eld
~ Whitewater be left at the-P Post, Office at
land, Persons wishing to send packages by express
via Mansfield, must leaEethe same Mt the Pos g0f6oas
J 4MH3 es.-is...r gLr McCAULEY.
Peopristsr Ashlsad and Mausield 8sek
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aM ~ s. s. NJ sk AaMMX6S8 WMAMS

Panel, Back anI lemon Saws, Slicke Chisels. Ham
mers, Draw HALVES, Eorirg Machines, Spirit Levels.
Bits, iaicEe:t, Squares. Ianel ~Ilepgls, Ilsres IF
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"a W 81 H. E Ia n

Knives and Forks from IS cents to Sc a sett. Pock-
ct Knives. American and German, Rogers, Weston
holms; Scissors and Shears Rogers, American, and
German, Pruning Shears; Itazors. (Warranted1,
Wade & Butchers Rogers; Westepholm & Gilchrist
Spoons, Iron, Brunswick and Silver plated.
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BD4h1gMa III 4 s7yp9gEA}llAzngg.

WN@A ~ 10 =
Bought cheap for Cash, consequently we offer al
REDUCED Prices.
% Cast Steel, Mulay Saws, seyeEal brands, (warrapt-
ed We can suit any one in this line both in quail
ty and price. Machine and Hand Cross Cuts. lower
than ever was known.
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Ashland County Probate Court,

Angus, 10, 1852. - - -la,aspes s sr,n
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SADDLERY

In this line we have every thing that Saddle and
Harness makers require. We will duplicate the bill
of any establishment within SO miles of Ashland
Saddler's and Harness makers remember our propo-
field bills. We will duplicate them and make mon
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LATER FROM TaE GOLD MINES.
ARRrvAI OF GOLD


VIGILANCE coMMurrKE IN KANSAS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-29
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT. By Sir E. Bul"ef
THE LAND AND THE BOOK. or Biblical lllu.tra-
tons drawn frum the Manners and Cusoms-The scenes
and Scenery Of the Holy Land; By W. NJ Thomson. d.
With numerous maps and enkr1vinga ,,,,, avn
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND; by
Henry Thomas Buckle.
CHARITY GREEN, the varieties Of Love; By The
odore Hartmann.
. AGNELL ON CHESSLNew Edition.
THE SECURING OF THE WHITE HORSE, or the
Long Vacation R.mble of London Clerk; By author Of
"Tom Browns School Days"
SUNSHINE, or Kate vinton; By Harriet B. Mckewer.
BERTRAM NOEL; By +. J. Nay.
WILD SPORTS IN fHE FAR WEST; By Gersta-
ecker-lllustrated.
TWO DISCOURSESt first delivered on the esth Of
May 1885, the closing in the Old Brick Church
in Beekman Street.-The the Slst Of October 1885,
the dedication Of the New Brick Church Murray Hill;
BY Gardiner Spring. d. D IL. D.
THE YULE LOG-A series If Stories for the young.
LIFE AMONG TIE CHILDREN.
BUDS FROM THE CHRISTMAS BOUGHS, aud other
Tales; By Virginia F. Townsend
THE SOClARLE, or COL Home Amusements.
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN;
By Rev. Isaac VISITS D. D-English Edision-w,h coored
FOOTSTEPS OF SAMUEL PAUL
MEMORIES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS POCKET ALMANAC. for 1859.
LIFE OF THE HON. NATHANIEL MACON, Of North
Carolina; By Edward r. Gotten.
i. D. TURNER,
n. C. Book Stare
Raleigh, Jan 81, 1889. ls-
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January Q. 1859.
klTTRELLS CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.

HAVING DETERMINED TO NOvy SOUTH
Ii next FALL odcr for sale my valuable fsm IN The
connty VI Granville situated Immediately on In Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad cuntan,nS 900 scss al
400 Of which is IN original suwf -spsr unisf euvs.
ton being well adapted TO the ~ to(accu. cru.
wheat, &c The Improvements ere GOOD, cussistnR OF
large and eommodous dwelling. with Ill urcesay farm
buildings together with new Circular Ssw and 0na NIL,
also Store House at Kit,els Depot which b cposdsrd
6ue place for business.
NJ MINERAL SPRINGS locssed within mile d the
Railrad eonsdercd very valuable The water hvine
been found By analysis 10 possess medicinal qualities the
first order aud has cured some Of the must cbsuaiecs
cf Scofula and effected many vuarkable mother
diseases ster the ps,cut had beeu psuooanerd psssb
BY the best 0f which Be subssaatisted
BY the evidence VI many respectable These springs
have been largely patrnled or several yeas By vada
Of whom have been permanently cured and ID speak
vorably Of the beneficial effects ol the water hare sso
been under the necessity Of refusing admanee "a hun
dres of visitors wishing to the water whom vss I'M
prepared tn accommodate.
Per- wishing to embark 10 this busias.s. viii dad
opportunity rar.ly met with. The loeaou the sdvau
tage VI the Farm and Mills Together With the ed
merits OF the water, all combine TO vndcr this u The
most desirable situations in the county.
For further particulars those wishing TO purehaAe en-
al. and examine is themselves ss. any Inform ''ico By
addressing me at Ka:rsvs. Gvsssak Csssty. y: C.:
Kittrell's. n. C., April I. lsss. se-u.
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A ,.,. s,,.eee..isy ~ PFs9tabse 1ovsse1see'
~ v,RruR OF DEED OF Tauef. sssesssd b
MI Ga % he lUsh day q Jsly. 4. less.
,..;s:ssS 4 ths O@es a he esGss!ss ., Csobsned
- b: - n n 3. paes al, sAal ssN b Ne l1A-
~ ~, m ihe Issssi Aouss In Fayetteville % TUES.
EAY he iss dsy u February, A. D. 1855.
N. .f IA 1~ss voluabao Ttoceo - LAo4 =
NosSh.Coros1nos
s;,..,. ,,ipr and bsne b Ne eoany q CanSsass4 -
The waters 81 Big RekAsA. dx nile - " sss"
.'!cr,.srs or o.s hundred sssss . Svsap LA vhiA
s,r Sr1,h and fertility II SOL sed e oy e,6vsi.s.
en-, I'm. m IRE nc6 sm lauds a the Assppi vally
~" whole Tract Is highly improved. aaA um sls tsdoss
course Of husbsndry The pupcsoes 81 s md have ve
ormy pursued believed sAas seee % - 70 ses
turn FIR his lsb There he pS0iseA god vunas
vsys and wstrA eoos0s'sbls Dvs'eg snd epoosdioss
AZ lie .me time and placs shall SELL eshse part ssd
parcel u sid land sspsr.isy (ss ny ihss dssa
must sdvissble.) the celebrated
NcNElLL SAW MlllS
And seven and wohs sess Il lssd ssssss ssl sppss.
These Nils are bull, on Big RoeAasA esssk, tire nils
- The stream hows from the Caps Fear river; hsy n
excellent running order and the 'v0 sa-s Cut s tAes
sssd feet Of Ls.s per day; The supply q vssss b Gus
slant and falling ogs may b rsf>ed lum say nj
above directly To the mills slide and the tem6ss may b
put into the Wilmington market IN thissy-six bssss shse
leaving the ssw-carrasG m
Taxing into eoosideasios The great natural sdvsstaes
and the very valuable impsovencnts a The eossc Psp
perry this sale 10 recommended 10 The silsssua q oil r
sons xho wish 10 invest mosey IN that which Will pdss
large prssss and give quick sssrns.
ROBT. v. nAnlR,
Trsssss u Dsssi C.st.
January q. 1859. go
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.


MIR. SAML. D. HICKS formerly of Granville County,
MI North Carolina, and late of the firm Of Brownley
Hicks of Petersburg Va is this day admitted to partner
ship in my house. The business will be conducted undF
the firm and style of D. 7. WILLIAMS HICKS lbeg
to return my grateful acknowledgements to patrons and
friends for the liberal support and patronage bestowed
me the past three years. and continuance Of
the same 10 the new concern with that the unit
ed efforts of the house will be devoted to their interests.
All persons having claims against will please present
them for payment and those indebted for cash
bills requested to pay early practicable Ad
made though, faith Of produce, WILL if desired
be transferred to the new concern.
D. T. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Jan. l, 1859. .H'
ID. +. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL
AGENTS
FOR
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. 5 Shoceo Slip,
RICHMOND. Va,
Offer their services to the Planters of Virginia and North
Csrolna and the trade generally
Particular attention paid to forwarding nanufac.
tured Tobacco and filing orders; and liberal advances
made on all consignments in hand.
D. I. WILLIAMS,
SAML. D. HICKS.
Late Of BROMLEY Hicks, Petersburg, Va
January T. 1859. t-sm.
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Is Milss West q, Gsee.sssse.s

,
Rev. n. Moray, PsisapeI With sRciest Assistants.
T1HE OBJECT or This INSTITUTION il TO provide
for the therough educatoa Of Young Ladies' and -
IN additional feature to qualify such Of thsm - nay
sire it 70. the .voe,tic1 q essseg l' rs.t ::.1e S
ing recently purchased y The undersigned The eai'seg
u situated in beautiful grove. on commanding emf
nence and has sucient number Of wefornshed rooms
to accommodate 100 Guarding pupil. have made g
Engagements r ec4ures experiments and instruction m
Natural Sciences with I. 3 Burback A. formerly asso,
ciated with Prof VIM. Russell in the New England Normal
Institute and mere recently Professor Of Natural Science
in Southern College High Point is s4s feet sbove tbe
level Of the sea- The experience Of has
the wisdom Of educating elevated aud healthy sections Of
country The expenses less than It any other lnse
Ton of the charscter in the State Board aud furnished
rooms with 6replaeee, fuel &c. &s per month English
Branches ts to us per session languages and Ornamen-
I'D low Board and half the tuition required in advance
The Proprietor Teachers and Pupils dwell together and
eat at the same table.
~ 80 Young Ladies will be received and credited for
tuition until they can teach and pay it Situations guar
antied TO such.
For full information. address
REV. WIN. L LANGDON Proprietor,
High Point. N. G.
January II, 1859. s-lmpd.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
an MONDAY, The elST OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
u being the Monday Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for Cartere county, the undersigned assgnees in
trust for the creditors Of William C. King. will expose to
public sale at the Court Hse in Beaufort all estate
Of the said VIM King. in and to Lots Nos 10 and 90
On these lots which located in the most valuable and
eligible part Of the town Of Beaufort Is
Froue Street House,
with which oil the furniture therein will be sold lber
al credit to suit purchasers the terms Of which will be
made known on the day Of sale.
Also, at the time and place will Be sold, credit
Of six months.
Valuable Tract Of Land,
subct to the dover Of the widow 81 Wallace d. Syruu
decd containing about 900 acres stuaed the north
side Of Goose Greek Bay in Carteret county.
Also part Of Lot No. LIS. T., in Beaufort; end
Pleasure Boat and one Marsh Poney.
F. l. KING, I .:.
c. r. THOMAS. "S|"tt"
Beaufort n. G., JAN IL, 1859. I'D.
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HENRY d. TURNER,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,

No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
" D. TURNER has on hand and for sale, At The
lowest prices large and we'll selected assortment
Of Law, MEDICAL. SCHOOL, THEOLOGICAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS ESQ fns Editous Of BIBLES
and PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety Of Binding and
sizs And is receiving regularly al the New Works in the
various departments Of Literature. p,
SCHOOL BOOKS.-He respectfully solicits the atten-
ton of School Teachers engaged in the instruction Of youth,
to his assortment of School Books which is very extern
aye comprising the most valuable works now in use.
BLANK BOOKS.-His stock of Blank Books is COM
plete embracing every description of Acoou Record and
Memorandum Books.
STATIONERY.-Every variety Of Common and Fancy
Stationery including Writing and Wrapping Papers Steel
PENS of every description and price, Ink, Quilts DC
Booksellers Merchants Teachers. Libraries, and School
Committees supplied on the most reasonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh Jan. II, 1859. ST.