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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14

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ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL-By the
kindness of friend, We have been permitted to
make an extract from letter addressed to him by
prominent and energetic citizen of Norfolk, Va,
who, it will be SEEM contemplatcs visiting our town
for the purpose of interesting our citizens in the
navigation Of the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal,
and to get Up company to establish steamboat con-
nection between this place and Norfolk He is an
ardent laborer to promote the commercial enterprise
Of that place. and thinks that such connection will
enure to the benefit of our place Our people will
do well to consider this project in advance But to
the extract:
81 now hope to be in your town within fort.
night prepared if desired to explain to your people
the important advantages Of such connection, es-
pecally to the truck or gardening business, wine
making, &c. The Importance Of such connection
should be also very materially increased by the eff.
fort making to draw off trade from you, by the
proposed branch road from Tarboro to the w. 4 ".
Road
Washington has advantages which, if improved
by means Of steamboat and barge line connection
through the new will make her one Of the
most important comm towns in North Carolina.
The vegetable truck Trade If you have the adyan-
tages described to me) would alone be resource Of
whose value you can no,o form no accurate esti.
| mate y RdsA. Dispdtch.
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ENTHUSIASM OF THE FRENcH.-Undcr date of Paris,
June s. the Editor of the Baltimore I1meriran writes:
The news of the great Battle Of Magenta result
ing in the reported killed and wo,ini!ing of 5000
ATstrians and the taking of 5000 prisoners, re-
ceived on Sunday afternoon. WAS hailed with an en-
thusiasm that reminded me somewhat of the re-
ceipt of the of Gen. Taylors victories in Next
co. The accompanying intelligence of 5000 French
men having lost their lives m the combat, was re-
gardcd of not the slightest moment in comparison
with the glory accruing to France from the achieve
ment.
At st. Cloud where the empress is residing few
miles from the city. an immense concourse of ueo-
pie assembled on Sunday afternoon, to congratulate
her on the victory. She appeared on the balcony
with her son in her arms, ami handed despatch
from the Emperor, to gentleman in attendance.
confirming the news. which was read and received
with acclanations of joy. She bowed and waved
her handkerchief in response to the enthusiastic
greeting of her subjects, and it woull be impossible
to conceive stronger evidence either of the popu-
larty of the war or of the devotion of the people to
the Napoleon dynasty, surrounded as she was by
the members Of Prince Ma polcons family. who went
out to congratulate the Empress the receipt of
the news. They reached St. Cloud in two elegant
carriages, each drawn by four white horses, with
positions in red livery and powdered wigs and out
riders AS they passed along through the crowd
every hat was raised over cheerful countenance
and they continued bowling in response to the salu-
tation.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
in EQUfTl.-By virtue Of decree nt The Court of
Eqnii, fr thu county of Craven at the last Term thereof
the Clerk and Master will expose public SALE (uness
desirable offer is made beforehand to induce private sale
the Court House the of Newborn, the second
Monda, September. being the Monday of Craven County
Curt the following valuable property. to wit:
Lots Numbers $50 Isl, 2S2 and 2s3 in the town of New
bern. berg each half lots fronting Middle. New
and Ilanc ck streets with the large and elegant Dwelling
House. and ali other buildings and improvements thereon,
the :ame being f.rnery owned and occupied by JOHN
STANLi Esq The family residence is situated in the
midst of large and handsomely cultivated front yard,
shaded by dense grove of cears. The location is most
eligible for and purpose being in tie central part
of the town, fronting Middle street, the Court
House, end having the Railroad Hancock stee in the
rearoering to the business facility of easy
to business, combining herewith every heahfu
cumnIt and convenience The outh0uses large and
far surIass any of modern structure-n addition
which handsome aud substantial fences have recently been
erected Ako. piece parcel Of land the confluence
Of the Neuse and Trent rivers the south side of South
Front street. and west side of East Front street with the
Planning Mill and other improvements thereon, being part
of The which purchased by Jol Blackwell from
Wade Co., and known as the "Sneed Wharf"
Terms of sale liberal and made known the day Of sale
su6ciency of cash will be required to pay the costs
FREDERICK e. ROBERTS, e. & H. E.
Newbern, June "a, ls59 PR. Adv. Slu) 26-w6,.
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OAK HILL ACADIKl!llY,,

J.P. BAGBYSAsMssPso Prsse;pa.. =
NyHE SIXTH sESsioNsDF Tins Sc HOOK WILL LIB
u opened onsthe lib day of JuLY nexI Students
ness The Principal cond publish csfti6cafes fom fhe
Trustees OF Sauiil Lowell and Falls Academies and
as from gentlemen Who have patronzed him since he es.
tabsed his school at this place. showing his ability and
apntss his profession but he deems it sufficient to re-
fer the public to the Trustees Of the above mentioned
schools and ta.he following gentlemen 10 wit MessIs NJ
T. Smith, Rich'd Thorp. W. r. Webb, Dts. r. Young
and VIM Thorp of this place, and Mr.. w. Gregory
Boyd, Esq of Clsrksvile, Va and als, Revs Moore
Thep. Moore R. 7. Htain A. W. Mangum, Of \ z Com
ference the President and Faculty Of r. NJ College
Board can be had with the proprietor several families
within mule Of the Academy Located in the n w par.
of Granville ~ miles from Oxford Parents will find Oak
Hill healthy place. fnrpshed with good water, and sur.
rounded by mural and intelligent peorle Parents and
guardians sending their wards will always inform
the Principal of The studies they desire them to pursue
Beard and tuIn per Of go weeks. is 80, paya-
bic in advance For Circular containing fuller particulars
address the Principal at Oak Hill, Granville county, NJ e.
June TO- 1855. 24-wSt:~
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TATE OF NORTH.CAR0I1n

STATE OF NORTH.CAROL1NA.-w
~ COUNTY, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Nv RI
James s. Rffj - aohh @. Averitt -OriunneeiS slons
msnt sidsd interest Of Jnoes 1 y ssttas
10 y ne estate Of Thomas cavera
: I;s|;; Il. , 4 IL oesr. ta.. !,
lmits The Htates or finmef that ,b beyond tn
Be upon him. II Is %
ordered jeafon be j4i ID the N G SIN
six weeks modifying said to arbear ..
Term of This Court 10 be held ii the Court ua ue
leigh, on The Sd Mondayin August next, then an%
plead or repleyy orjndgment vo coateeso will ho he
against him. and the property levied on condsu ENTERED
satisfaction of the plaintiff sclaim "'"ed to
Witness, Thomas ]. Ut!ey, Clerk of said Com. :.
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of May, A. D., 1855 at Office
June II, 1853. (Pr. ADV s5,s2]1.) Is, v'st
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures
~ COUNTY Court of Pleas aud Quarter S0',A KR
Joseph II. Marston Tbos. ]. Havens-Attacbn,SssN
=. Hunt and E. L. Harding summoned as Gu,rn Sm
/! appearing to the satisfaction of the Court ths
Havens, the defendant in this cause has remor% ihs
the limits OF this State, absconds or concea ta
that the ordinary process of law cannot be seras
him. 1t is therefore ordered that publication bs g
the NorhCarolina Standard Tor six weeks
notifying said defendant 10 appear at The next T
Court, 10 be held at the Court House in Rapob an s
Monday Of August next, then and there to nI'a A ID
pievy, or judgment pro- cop'rs.o will be entered ao VI m
Witness, Thomas J. Utlcy. Clerk Of said Conf bin
in Raleigh, the I'D Monday of May, A. d 1859. Office
June II, 1859. pr. Adv. $500 2s' vsfs
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OLIN HIGH SCHOOL,
IREDELL Co., n. G.


NlHE PROPERTY OF THIS INSTITUTION HAS
Il recently passed into the hands Of Msssrs y. G. J.
F. Foard Arrangements have been made which place the
subscriber in charge Principal and Proprietor The
public be assured that the Institution is now placed
upon firm and permanent basis.
The Schnol Edice is three story brick building with
eight roolns for recitation, library aud society halls two
large schoo! rooms, aud cnnmudious chapel
The location is entirely healthy. ard few villages in the
State free from tempt atoms 10 dissipation is DIN
1t fourteen les from Sa.csvle to which place there
e Gaiiy trains the Western Extension.
The subscriber is graduate Of the University of the
STATE. and has experience of several years in
s.uctor With The aid of competent Assistants he hopes
10 impa his pupils correct instruction, neral and
tectua There two Literary Societies. with libraries
connected with the school
Tuition in the Classical Department $40 per session.
Eng sh from $40 TO SIS. Contingent fee III Board in
grni families Fl 81 81 to Is On.
Tuition and fees poyube i" Gde.hre
The next session will open WEDNESDAY, Julv 18th,
lSa@. and continue twentv-une weeks.
A. II. MERRITT, A. NJ, Prireip'S
Juuc 10. 1885,! 24-w.lpd.
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SHOCCO SPRINGS,
WARREN Co, n. c.,

s. d. SESSUMS. P,opri tor.
TlNHIS AGREEABLE AND PLEASANT WATERING
l. PLACE, for Years known us the most fashionable and
select of other in the Old North State will be open on
the st Of JULY fer the of visitors Every
attention Will be given 10 the cntri of the guests while
the TABLE and BAR will equal ,hose Of any similar
place Of resort. large ,wn.SiUv BOWLING and Bill.
LIZARD SALOON and ElSTOl. GALLERY will be con-
s!any open for Tie u>en,en, of visitors.
ShuccO Springs distant twelve miles South from the
Warrenl"n Depot. The Raleigh and CASTOR Raiiroa'.
Comfortable Coaches will be readiness the arrival of
each tram oi cars I" carry company 10 the Springs IN the
shortest possible time.
Per day. 81 per week. $l2; per nunh. $50 Children
under ten years of aye and scr,a ants half price.
June Is, i>.'l. ;iI--w lang.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
Greensboro. NC.

TuNIlE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
institution will commence the Sd Of August. IS g.
The of study is ,horoug and systematic fmbrac
ing everything necessary to complete, solid and orna
mental education The BUILDINGS arranged us
c,.mbre the c"mfris of HOME with the advantages
of SCHOOL. Instructors of the highest qualifications
employed in zach Of the Departments
TERMS:
Board including washing lights, and fuel per session of
five mins $iC 60
Tuition in the regular classes, 2a 90
Catalogues containing all necessarT information respect
ing the of Instruction. Terms &c, will be forward
ed on application TO
RICHARD STERLING. Principal.
Gieensbouugh. n. C.
June 3, 1882 sl-3mpd.
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., A. kansas
u 1000 acres of wild COTTON LANDS for sale, IN
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms as can be
afforded any portion of the These lands were To-
Gated twenty one ears and equal if not SUPERIOR
10 the same amount that may be found in any other por
ande, Arkansas Furnishing town. where from 10000
.'"" bales Of cotton shipped by steamboats, annu
ay and also within miles Of Arkadelphia flourish.
ing County that ships from 1000 to SOuO bales of
cniinn every
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
aad, that is certain be built within five years hay
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information can be had by addressing the under
signed u, Arkadelphia. Clark Co., Arkansas
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN
July 60 1855. 29-wtf
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

TUNTE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
Il been placed in my hands SALE by of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Southwestern Georgia, who
desires n change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, situ
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt convenient to Rail.
road
One containing 1850 Acres;
One containing LIS" Acres and
One containing ESQ Acres;
Together with ali of the Stock cn~plee, Planting Uen
sis. aud an abundant supply Of Provisions.
Also. seventy experienced and No. /, Cotton making
NEGROES the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired, but separately.
Terms follows can be made:- small of cash
and the balance instruments of wo three and four
years, well secured, with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing to the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country, that may be at
hume on their arrival. :.
For further particulars address q! "Bonds Mills
Baker county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEVER
May Q. 1852 l9-wtf
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THE WHEAT HARvEsr.-From the States in which
the wheat harvest has commenced, the accounts are
favorable In lower Virginia the farmers are cutting
their wheat, and there is a good prospect of fine
crop. In Kentucky and Tennessee the Weld Of
grain will be large and the quality is unsurpassed
The Knoxville (Tenn.) Wig says that the wheat
crop OF some of the counties of Lower East Tenn
sssee will not be small one in the middle section
is promising, and in the upper counties except in
be abundant l. WIZ
Alabama, North Carolina, and Texas, report IA.
yorably. In Southern Illinois, says the last Belle
vile Democrat harvesting is going on this week
in good earnest and we are pleased to learn that
the yield is very heavy-norust." r CON- ADJ
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEyILLE
FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.
Am THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT we will
u sell the premises the valuable Farm belonging to
the estate of the late Thomas Foster and lying Swan
River two miles east of the town of Ashcve The
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion Of il the best quality of River Bottom.
There the place good
Grist and S.W Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind The
place has long been ku Of the best the
up-coIntry.
A particular description is deemed unnecessary, as
any wishing TO buy will look and Judge for himself.
TERMS.-Tweive months credit, with bond and approx
ell SECURITY, and title withheld until the purchase money
is paid.
G. C. ALEXANDER, p
THOS. H. FOSTER, ''Ne'"'o'S'
Feb IA, 1854 7-wtds.*
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HILI.SVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL County, Va

b. F. THOMPSON, a NJ. Prj"cipa.
A. W. &. NOWLIN, d. p. .Ixxtat mt rrincipai.
(Ass. cia.d with efficient ins,ructors.l
vIylIE 18TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION Will
Il commence the first MONDAY in January, and con.
nue ,wentyo,c weeks. Board Can be had in good fam
lies AT six ,.uiars J'er month.
lIiiSvle is village, the top Of the Blue Ridge
commanding view o The most picturesque rnmn!ic and
sublime scenery.
|, well supplied with good water and pure air FRI M
the surrounding maintains. and is renowned for health II
affords good society smaller towns generally II
situated main ,irrs'ughfare from Tennessee
Nor-Carona which passes line of stages. aud
within ii few hours tiavcl Of the Virginia and Tennessee,
Railr.ad. Through the libera,y Of M-ssrS. Andrew =
Fulton Ben Rush Floyd and Alexander y. Ch,fin two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last tw
years the best speakers. The Annua! Catalogue will be
sent 10 any desiring further information about The
school.
January 2s, 1859. 5-w6mId.x
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VAHOADhE baND TOH SALEs
II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALu.
i able Tract of Land lying three and huff miles West
of on the Salem road containing 800
about one half Of it in timber, which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 20 feet square, Barn. Stables and
out buildings, with good Well of water.
The place is we'll waered, and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions Of this place
are thought to be equally well adapted to the growth Of
tobacco. - ,
Persons in want of place would do well to examine the
premises. credit will be given, and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL. 2
GreenSbOrOugb, Jan. 2l 1859. 4-WtfS
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vH,HE VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, AN EN-
q GI.ISIi AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, Nus and West Thry-c ghih street, Murray
l: ,wu d,nS iram Fifth Avenue, New York. will r-, pen
after the recess, WEDNESDAY, the 18th Sep
tember sae. Tie institution occupies the hghes, ard.
in all rrSects the desirable !nciiun in the The
bu Id ugs planned expressly for The scho warn,,t by
men,s f h,t furnaces. thus securing the d
advantage Of Larger influx t." pure and bland
nier kp tenn t,aturr. \ large airy roon occupvnc
entire story is apart for Calis,henc and he
cultivation "t personal graces.
The rrnca assisted b., ladies of q,a fca,nns
for iher vocation The abest masters emlio Ell for
French Italian, German. Pano-furte, Harp aud other
can;p sncnts
>n,ung his numerals friends and patrons. the Franc pa
refers Rev Ru.eri Baird. d.; Rev. Th"ras Dewitt
ID H.: Rev. L. Graves late Principal of WaIrentun Fe.
ae Collegiate institute. N. c. Rev John Nc, init OK d.
D aid III" Hon. James Harper Of New Y"rl Rev. Wm
NJ. Wishtman. y. d, Pres. 81" Wexford Col. Spartanburg
s. G.; and Rev. Thumus e Summers, d. of Nashville
Tenn.
Fo- full information apply for Prospectus to
r. Rev. d. Z. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ, Prin
June IS, 1879. 5S-St.
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CAsrALIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

CAsrALIA, NASH County, NC.
TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL.
IL commence MONDAY the 2,th of July lsaa. and
continue m"ns under the charge of Miss BETTE l..
PHIPPS native of Virginia, and graduate Of Appleton
College, Penn She has had several years experience in
teaching an possesses in very high degree, the faculty
for in,pariirg instruction to her pupils.
This school is located in a Of the country remark
able for hea,huness and freedom from Of dss;
patton and cAravagnncc Beard, including Judging wash
ing fuel and lights, IS per month.
TUITION:
Primary English, $40 90
Higher ~ 80
French, 90
Drawing and Painting (each) 5 no
Needle and Wax Work, ) 10
Mnsc on Piano, 81 90
For further pal cuars address.
HARRISON BLOUNT
June a. 1859. 26-wat.&
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.
TOWNSVILLE DAVIDSON Co, NC.

TIME ANNUA'. COMMENCEMENT WILL BE ON
Il the 18th and 2s,h of JUNE. The Fall Session will
Commence ON the last WEDNESDAY in july and close
I'd TUESDAY in January. and close May s!st 1861.
This is the cheapest school in the Stale Of its grade.
Our is th"r"ugh-bh solid and ornamental Board,
course ST.. Music Piano and Guitar $50 No cia,ce
for h>truments atx, Fad Sereants Ornamentals Latin
and French, s each We hope all pupils will be present
opening Of the session. be clsscd but will
be received any ne and charged the end of tue
sion. Our corps Gf Teachers is complete
For further particulars and Catalogues address
]. W. THOMAS.
President Board Trustees.
June H. 1850. 25-w9t#
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., WEp, BY AND HAn--A correspondent writing
rom Columbus county, says that on the evening Of
tne Both ult severe storm Of wind hail and rain
accompanied by lightning and loud peas Of thunder
passed over portion Of that county, doing consd.
cradle damage to the crops The crops were ma.
'teraliy injured, by the Corn being blown down
ana the washing Of the ields.-WI Journal
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry, Raspberry, ThimbIeber,y q Whor.
ffah mi

n IMPORTANT TO FARMERS GaRnENERs
Cri err, bcsi variety, 81 er ,un SIS per plants
Washington variety, ~ per .t"n' !: per plants
Cherry AM, Brb,rrv varieties, Il per ,", or 81, per
,ma, plants.
Raspberry, :. per dnzcn Large Blackberry. s. per
per d"zei.
FANHE SUBSCRIBE oilers for sale The ab,ve varieties
Tor fall and spring lie has issued crcnrrs IN the
cultivation, and will send ru, free of charge. thse
whu wish them. Plants we'll boxed mea'!ow-rn,ss will
be Sch, fresh 10 all parts Of the United States
Address PAUL CIIiLSON,
l;lrin ngham Norfolk county, Mass.
June :, is q 2I-w4m.r
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A FEMALE COLLEGE FOR LEASE.

IL the LOUiSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE for term of
:ears The college building is large and cnnmodious
bul of brick. well heated and ventilated. and capable of
accommodating eighty young ladies, besides Corps Of
TacLys II is furnished Throughout. ard has all ntcessa
buildings attached Situated in heaithul locality
III The midst Of intelligent and eminently neral cornm
nily with large home patronage. it presents every advan-
age for laigr and f'.lrishing School.
For further information, apply TO either IF the under
signed al Loui.burg, n. G.
JONES FULLER,
President OF the Directory
WV. F GREEN, Sec a wifi
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LANDS FOR SALE.

a MING WEST, OFFER MY LANDS FOR SALE
"A One tract in the county of Davidson three
miles north of Lexington the stage read leading to Sa
out houses good meadow first rate improved orchard
and $50 in woodland. As to health, it is good.
Also one tract in the county Of Dave of 140 acres with
roads meeting near The house, and store house Il $50
yards of the house. 1t is ON the main road leading from
Lexington to Mocksyie, three and half mes west of
0sts Ferry the Yadkin river and eight mes east Of
= - fg's 80 MILTON HOBBS
Juue s. 1883. ,sssss sssisf5.s.;}s = M-w3m.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF THE -
NORTH.CAROLINA COPPER MINE,
County of G uiIford, State of NC.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
II of Trust executed to the 18th July 1851 byhs
President and Directors of the
North. Carolina Mining Company,
and Of record in the Registers office of the county Gull
ford State of North CarOna, for certain purposes therein
set FORTH WILL as Trustee in said deed. offer for sale M
cash. the premises. al II O'clock. A. M on TUESDAY
the I'd day of August, 1857, that
Valuable Mining Property
in Guilford county. IL miles smith Of Greensboro known
az the NORTH-CAROLINAC COPPER NINE, containing
100 ACRES, more or less, together with all the
Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools,aM
Materials ~
thereuntn belonging apperainng, and all the other pro
perty of epery Kind aud description belonging to the sa
COPPER COMPANY.
Possession will be given upon the consummatIon OF H
sale. s.
~-l JAMES SLOAN, Trustee
Greensboro, q NAY o. ls59 s2-wtds