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MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS.

Board OF Aldermen.
THIS body met last evening-Presdent Peck in The
chair.
The Following statement Of the condition of the City
Treasury was received and Med
Balance November ~ IS, 267 1853 ~
Payments. '...................... oil 800 OF
Balance December o.. ~ 1872 600 50
Alderman BRADY offered resolution reduce the sala.
~ the Corporation Attorney TO 81 900 per annum and
forbiddng him to retain any fees Referred TO Commit
tee Salaries and Offices.
resolution increasing the salary of the general book.
keeper and first bookkeeper in the Finance De-
partmentthe first 500 and the latter TO - 600.
Referred.
similar resolution increasing the salary of the Deputy
Street Commissioner to 50 500 and his chief clerk 70
IS, 600 per was also referred.
resolution directing the Street Commissioner TO pur.
chase steam fire engine for Company No o. and that the
cost is not TO exceed 81 800, was referred.
The Board with the report Of the Fire
MES Nos 49, 81 and as and the report In the case or
Hose Company No IL directed to be sent back to the
Fire Commissioners.
Alderman STARR in refusing to vote against the con-
Of the COMMISSIONER report considered that
he would be giving license TO rufanem, murder and
the destruction Of public property which had been esab
ished in the charges against those companies.
After some routine business tie Board adjourned 70
Thursday next at five O'Clock.
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rHE UNION coNYENTloN IN NEW JERSEY.
TrrSros, Dec 10, 1850.

convention Of Union 20 consider the condition OF
the country and urge concatory measures will be held
here II the day should be favorable large
convention Is expected.
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Rnsynrs ov Co1TuN ~ NEw ORiRASs.-Twenty thousand
f0n hundred and eighty bales OF cotton valued nj
million 81 dollars, arrived IN New orleans during thirty
six hours. ending at six 7. NJ. on the 81 irst.
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THE UNION MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.

Ho0o'
The Mayor will his proclamation in the morning
calling Union meeting Of the citizens for Thursday noon
at the State House.
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The krcpresslbIe eon0et Il Hono-Defeat Of
the Republicans At the Charter Election
reatencd AbOlltiOn
Disturbance This Week,
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posrscg TO NrcARAerA--The single rate OF postage
pon addressed TO any part OF Nicaragua upon me
required being full 10 destination except the local
postage The single rate Of postage Omitted states and
r~i mon letters addressed 70 San Juan del Nore, or
sber places on the Gulf coast OF Nicaragua, IL thirty.
-four eents as heretofore, prepayment requiseds
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Tho United States steamer nnoe, Com. George A
prentss, arrived AZ Rio Jancro the 23d of October
L lr...n Dam hllcn
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THE CRISIS AT THE SOUTH.
THE SECESSION FEELING IN LOUISIANA.

THE SECESSION FEELING IN LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1860.
The Legislature at Baton Rouge convened at twelve
O'Clock to-day.
The Message of Governor Moore was read. II recon-
mends the immediate action of Louisiana before the
Inauguration Of Lincoln; that Conference of slave
States be held the right Of secession and asks
half million OF dollars to establish Military Board 70
buy and distribute arms.
In the Senate a Convention bin was introduced
The House resolutions fix the time for the assembling
of the Convention early in January The preamble de-
cares the Northern notification States have right 10
vote for President
The Evening Pioayne retreats from its conservative
position and admits public opinion in Louisiana isstrong
ly in favor OF secession
POSITION OF GOV. BROWN, OF GEORGIA.
MnIEpGE,uIE, Ga, Dec Q, 1880
Governor Brown is on, in long letter favorng Sc
cesson.
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POSITION OF GOV. BROWN, OF GEORGIA.

MIIIEDGENIIlE, Ca Dec. ?, 1850.
Governor Brown is on, in long letter favoring Sc
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FLAT CREEK LAND for SALE.

NNT ISIIING TO REMOVE SOUTH, OFFER FOR
w sale my valuable plantation, NINE OAKS, on which
] reside, containing ONE THOUSAND and TWO ACRES
of LAND lying both sides of Flat Greek Immediately
on the read from WillianISbnruugh Oxford The location
is highly desirable enc being elevated and beautiful and
and intelligence No effort my part has been spared to
render the farI good can be found anywhere, and
being in excellent repair and high state of Improvement
offers unusual inducements farmers Ii is i'll acceSs
Bile region of Country, being and half miles of
Will:ansborough miles from Townsville Depot
the Roanoke Valley Railroad and miles from the town
of Henderson, the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
About hundred will clover; about five
hundred cleared and admirably adapted tn the produc
ti0n Of Tnbaccn, Wheat, Corn and Oats the balance in
original growth is of the first qu y and could be made
pr,duce the very best Tobacco. There is fine young Up
Dle and Peach Orchard attached the premises, which
in veIv furnishing cnndition.
The inferior the State; there
being all The uut-huuSes for carrying
farm, Ian wheat grancTy, Just completed, and
Tobacco barns sufficiently large fifty thousand lbs.
of Tobacco The dwelling house is two story edfce,
containing thirteen above and in the basement.
has been recently pled with heart spiked plngs There
is neat Office in the yard There about twenty good
springs the plantation, four within two hundred yards
of the dwelling
will also sell my STOCK consisting of about thirty head
of cattle about hundred and thirty head of hogs of
which seventy ftenmg hcg< and fury head of sheep
of an improved stock.
anime The premises such plantation is seldom offered
for sale. Terms made easy tu suit the purchaser.
For further Information address,
s. s. COOPER
Williamsborough, Granville County, y. c.
Sept %, 1859. Sit
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EDUCATIONAL.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY,

RALEIGH, " e.
TENHE SPRING TERN OF 1850 WILL. BEGIN THE
Il SECOND THURSDAY in january, and continue
81 weeks.
FACULTY:
T. Ii. BRAME. 4. NJ. President and Professor of Latin
Mathematics and Experimental Science
REV. r. I. HELM, Prof. of Moral Philosophy.
Miss A. j. SEARLE Teacher IF French German and Oil
Painting.
Mss s. E. COOK, Teacher of Music Grecan and Oriental
Painting, Painting in Watercolors, Drawing Leather
work. &c.
Miss --, Teacher of Music and English.
Mrs. NJ. a. BRAME, Matron.
Expenses per 81 Weeks:
English branches, SIS 90
Latin Greek, French and German each 10 90
Music, with use of Instrument, % 90
Grccian and Oriental Printing, Painting in Wafer
coors, Drawing, each, 10 90
Oil Painting, 10 90
Embroidery, WaX-fruit. Ieaher-wOrk, each, 90
Lectures and use of Apparatus, l 80
Contingent Expenses, 20
Board, including servants attention and fuel, 80 %
Washing and lights from 81 ~ 10 - per month
Pupils received any time. and charged from time of
till end of term. Deductions made only for pro-
tracted sickness.
-. All bills payable half at the beginning and half at
end Of term.
Persons desiring further information will please apply to
7. IL. Brame or Rev. k. T. Helm.
NJ. A. BI.EDSOE, Pres',
Beard Trustees.
\. NJ. GoRMAx, Seci'y.
November - 1859. l0l-3m.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

"UE NENT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence on the third MONDAY of January.
Prof. WM. ROYALL, nf Furmau University, ). G., who
has recently been elected TO the Chair of Ancient Lam
cuares will be here by the opening Of the session
Prof JAS. II. F0OTE, long known the Principal of
Tayorsvile Institute is already in bis place, 30 give in
struction in the Department. These gentlemen take
the places formerly flied by Professors Brooks and Owen.
The other Professors remain they have been.
German viii be taught extra study.
French will also be extra if pursued beyond the usual
time allotted to il.
Bv recent order of the Trustees, tuition fees will be
chai ged to those having the ministry in view.
Speca attention is called The fact that the Board of
the desire receive many of this class
Beneciares whose board will be paid and other assist
anee given upon their comp lance with the usual cOnd
tionS.
For further particulars apply 10
W. NJ WINGATE Pres.
ForcStvillc Dec. 20, 1859 l05-tFebl.
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
WARRENTON Y. q
yTyUE SPRING SESSION WILL OPEN ON WEDNE


TVNuE SPRING SESSION WILL OPEN ON WEDNES-
IL DAY, the 18th of january, 1850.
Parents are urged their daughters at the begin
ming of the cSSnn it will conduce much to their inn
pruvement q advance regularly with their classes.
In addition TO present corps OF Teachers we nave
engaged an accomplished Assistant in the Academic and
Music Department thus rendering our Board ot lnstruc-
ton more complete and efficient than ever
TERMS FOR FIVE MOxTHS (ha!f m adcdnce.)
Board. including Lights, &c, 500 90
Washing and Fuel 30
English TGition, Sl2 >" to IL 5O
Latin. Greek. FRENCH German, Music, Painting
and Drawing Ectra.
Tl Boarding Department will he conducted in the
liberal manner hereioe and parents may rest salts
fed that great will he taken Ia the health, and
promuie the comfort. Of their daughters.
For Catalogue apply TO
December %, 1853. lO9-l2t.
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Fall Importation.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS JoBERs
DRY GOODS
DEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE TRADE, THAT BY
- the arrival Of steamers at New York. and the
ship Henry Clark City Point from Liverpool, they
are placed in possession of their Fall importation of
FOREIGN GOODS.
And, Also by the arrival of steamships and
sailing packets from the North and East they have receiy
ed an exceedingly large stock of
American Manufactures,
which, for extent and variety be surpassed by any
JObbing House South to the examination of which they
would invite the VIRGINIA, NORTH-CAROLIFA AND
TENNESSEE buyers cater expressly for their trade
Agents for genuine Irish Shoe Threads Flax Threads
and Irish Linens all of well known brands and seals.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
No. 60 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va.
Sept. l3 1870. Off
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ID. II. c. MOORE JOHN y. BARNES
Late of Mississippi Late of Halifax " C.
MOORE Il BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSEILORS AT LAW AND So
LICIT0RS IN CHANCERI,
NAPOLEON DEsHA COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas,
and in Bolivar county, Mississippi Will also attend TO
the buying of lands paying taxes for noncsdents &c
All business tused their will receive prompt
attention Address, =
MOORE 4 BARNES
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer TO Hon. H. - FOo,c Nashville Tenn; Hon. \. G..
Brown U. =. =; Hon w. X. Sebastian L. ). =; Hon.
John " Wright, NJ C., Washington City, ID. c
December l6 1858. lT7-!y.
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REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE LANDS
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II OFFER MY ENTIRE ESTATE OF TOWN PRO
n pertl and Lands in North Carolina with Il view 10 set
tie South or Southwest. The following is description
MY FORMER RESIDENCE. in the City of Raleigh, con-
ia ming o an of land highly improved. and of
the most healthy and eligible lots in the City; good house
aud IN good condition. SIX nice and every necessary
OGt-hUuSe.
Also two other IMPROVED LOTS and ; acres uuip,.
proved tn dwell ug house These five acr are in high
Improvement, and vii! yield bushels Of whea. annually
lis situation is suitable any that lives The C,ty or
for valuable grape nursery dairy farm. The foregoing
property is all situated near the Central lIepnt.
also offer for sale SEVENTEEN LOTS in the town of
HAYWOOD, Chatham One Of these has good dwell
ling house with SIX r;oIS and oui-hnuses other has
good store house. good order upon it other lots are
unimproved some of them beautiful building lots.
also offer for sale the following real estate to wit -
MY PLANTATION, half mile from Kittrell's Springs
containing abou! 5U0 n land with new ami hand
dwelling upon it, with five good rooms and two
small apartn, used as closets This land is very snpe-
Tobacco and Wheat land and it particularly ec0nl-
TendS itself 10 those who are in need Of healthy situation
will also sell my NEW HOTEL six hundred yards
from the celebrated KitIreS Springs with four acres at
tached and hundred and eighty of land attached
and running d"wa within two hundred yards Of these
ills owner, GREEN STANTON. Upon these lands near
these springs several beat nl bail ling private
residences The Hotel has basement dining the
lire length of the house. ]. feet, and large and
nicnt rooms, all well furnished for private and public pu
poses good Kitchen and n the finest reestOne springs
of water IN the State. very convenient
Lastly, ofe my RIDGEWAY MILLS, in Warren cuun-
y, and half mills from Ridg, way l72 of land is
attached III these Mills and the entire tract of land equal
10 in Warren for Tobacco and Wheat 80 Of land
in ground, cut down for the crop of Tnbaccu,
and about 4a bushels of heat seeded which expect will
Weld frun 500 goo bushels; fine young Apple and
Peach Orchard, Grape Nursery &c. The Mills need no
Recommendation, having been acknowledged to yield The
best quality. equal OF Flour, of Mills in the State
Upon this land is mineral spring. equal BY best of anav-
sis 10 ktirilS Spring several SCrOfu having been
cured The past The Mills will yield annual clear
income {" $l,no per by proper attention. and have
made i of Tobacco from the farm this year
h"Se wishing such property will do well apply
The of land be added To if desired All the pro-
perty uered is in improving and desirable sections of the
State and all that S necessary for those Wishing to pur
chase portion OF this property offered is 10 address me
al ktres Depot for further particulars or visit me at
| that place and enquire for terms, nc
WM. T. COLLINS
| December 90 1859. 1OS-2m
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

TIME SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
Il Thursday the 18th of January, 1860 No Institution
in the State offers greater facilities for thorough and
compSheL education reasonable terms Diligence
in study, perfect ruprety in department, and prudent
economy expenditures cardinal principles in our sys
TEN of GOVERN Board and tuition per session in the
College course $70 in the Preparatory department. $50;
Music Painting Embroidery aud other ornamentals at Gus
tomary prices Pupils will be charged only from the time
of their admission.
The daughters of all ministers who devote themselves
exclusively The ministry, of whatever denomination will
be educated free of charge, for tuition. For catalogue
apply to the undersigned.
s.. FROST, President.
Dec 1859. HIT.
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c.

Dh1 GOODS, CLOTHlN(I, &c
II HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED A LARGE
IL and extensive assortment of
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps,
and every thing usually kept in Store of the kind which
prepared to sell cheaper than they be purchased
elsewhere in the City.
JEWELRY, &c.
also have in my employ an excellent Matchmaker and
Jewe er and will keep good assortment OF Watches and
Jewelry hand. which | will warrant Repairing of
Watches Jewelry &c, done with neatness and short
notice, and all work warranted to give satisfaction All
ask is u call and trial of my goods and work.
Call at the Store Wilmington Street, door above
p. Ferrall's, just East of the Market Square.
WILLIAM MILLER.
Raleigh, Oct. "a, 1852 92-6nl.
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NOTICE.

yENHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING DETERMINED TO
another part Of the country offers for sale his
farm living in Lcnnr county. within mile of lcnoir In
sute in the midst of hethy and intelligent ncghbor:
hood containing acres about $40 hundred cleared well
adapted the production of Cotton, Corn Wheat, Peas,
&c There are seventy Ot the best creek
land all drained and of which fresh cleared,
and will produce much any land in the country per
acre. Tile upandS susceptible Of high state of ini-
provemen' having ncxlstabc quantity of muck and
mari on it, and easy of The premises well wa
tered and tmbered. The buildings situated i'll the
midst of large and beautiful yak grove and consist of
two story building A 81 feet made into rooms l6 ID
feet with feet passage: fire pace in each room and well
ventlaed double porch both sides and attached there
to is duingruOm Is "a feet with chimney aud kitchen
attached dnngroom 80 feet distance by covered walk
Good negro houses with brick chmneys sufficient to ac
comuodate forty fifty negroes Overseers house.
new gin house and barns and other necessary
out-buildng all new and built since 1855. Those who
wish such location ian opportunity equal to this rarely
oered would do well to call and examine for themselves
Terms will be made to suit the purchaser. -
G. W VENTERS.
Novenber 1s 1859. 99-2m.
re There rs nice farm of $40 Oncthird cleared
with good and buildings adjoining the above that can
be bought on liberal terms -
Apply to f. A. BROTHERS,
Lenoir Institute.
Nnv Is 1873 9H-Zm.
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MUSIC AND DAY SCHOOL.

NNRS. W. II FINCH WILL GIVE LESSONS on
w the PIANO dnrug the ensuing year, commencing
ON MONDAY, the 9TH of JANUARY.
She proposes TO open, at tie time, School for
ENGLISH SCHOLARS, and Solicits share of public
patronage.
Residence the Central Depot, the house lately
occupied by q. l.. BURCH, Esq, as boarding n0tlse.
Dec. 80 1859. lll-tf.
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November IS, 1859.
y.IUABLELAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE A TRACT OF LAND OF $50
Acres 40 O. 81 of which in high state of cultIva-
tion with new fences dwelling house just finished,
and in Il very good and healthy neghborhood or miles
south of Raleigh lying both sides of Big Branch, and
known fGrmerlv as the Wilmington farm This land is
among the best in Wake county, and well watered. bar
gain can be had as am determined to sell.
2. MCGOWAN.
November 90, 1859. l02-tf
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DRY GOODS, &C.
CHEERING NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE!
How to save Money.

1T Is a WELL KNOWN AND TRUTHFUL MAXIM,
Il that Penny saved penny made" and we there
fore advise ali who wish upon this principe TO buv
their Goods at the cheap Dry Goods Store Of
TANDEGEER & EITNB,
where will lind large and well selected Goods
i'll price and quality unsurpassed
We have in Store and daily receiving the larg-
est and most elegant stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
that have had the pleasure offering to this COM
munity. One of the firm has spent many weeks in the
North thus fall where has avuIed himself Of numerous
np OrumteS nf buvIng Goods very nw therefore
say friends and customers, that are
able To sell Gods cheaper than any other house in this
City.
We call especial attention 10 our stock Of verv rich pat
Uf black and fancy Silks French and English plain
and figured McrinoS French aud Scotch Pas of all de-
>cripuns; plain and figured all WOOL Delaiues Imperial
lin DeIanes; Apacas; PopnS-wiih well selected stock
of Dress Trimmings French English and American Cali.
GnghanS DcbegeS, OmeSpuns, Fanels, Sheetings,
nc, &c.
Ladies Walking Shoes and CATERS, splendid STOCK and
of the best make.
Thankful past favors hope to merit u coutinua-
the liberIty already bestowed upon u.s. and our
motto shall always be Large SALES and Small Profits"
LANDECKER II KLINE,
Corner Fay lettevilIe and HarGett SITS.
~ ArEEDLEWORK, MARSEILLES COLLARS AND
~ Sleeves, Winter Ribbons, French Flowers Bnd Feath
LANDECKER d KLINN
ssHAwIS AND CLOAKS!-A beautiful stock of the
- latest mp"rtations. -
LANDECKER KLINE
HoOPsKIRTs!-A splendid assortment. from 25 cents
IL upwards.
LANDECKER 4 KLINE.
GNLOTnING, CL0THTNG!-We bought a very large
~ stock of Clnihing, Boots and ShneS Hats and Caps,
aud GrntleIncns Furnishing Goods which offer at
markaby low prices and purchasers will find it their
interest IL give Il call
LANDECKER & KLINE.
Raleigh, Oct. :, 1859. SI-ic
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A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO RENT OR SELL
- on the most accommodating terms his very eligible
HOUSES AND LOTS on the corner Of Davie and Person
Streets, Raleigh.
The lot contains nearly two acres, bounded on three
sides by streets the improvements large dwell.
ing house. conaIng SIX rooms garet and basement,
and piazza, all recently repaired painted and improved.
Also large office containing two with fire places
Kitchen with two rooms and garrett well of excel'ent
water two story barn. and all the necessary outhnuses
Apply soon TO JOHNV'. BRYAN, JR.
December =, 1873. lO3-tf.
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HENRY MAILER.
JEWELLER AND ENGRAYER.

UP STAIRS, OVER LOUGEES TIN & STOVE STORE,
Fayetteville Street,
rs NOW PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ALL
II kinds of Gold and Silver Ware. such Tea Ses
Gobets Cups Spoons Masonic Jew els Gold ChliuS Brace
let's Breastpns, and every thing of the kind
Engraving of all descriptions done i'll The best style and
on short notice.
Repairing of Jewelry Of all sorts neatly executed.
Having established mSeIf in Raleigh for the purpuS
of carrying the above business, hope tn
liberal patronage merit which shall spare pains
January H. 1859. l2-iy.
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ST. MARY,S SCHOOL.

RALEIGH, n. G.
Right Rev. TfIOS. ATKINSON, D. D., Visitor.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, d. d., Rector.
Rev. FRED. FITZGERALD. NJ, Assistant.
ENHE THIRTY-SIXTH TERM OF THIS
4 School will commence JANUARY eth, 1850
For Circular containing full particulars apply TO the
Rector.
December O. 1859 lost.
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HENDERSON CLASSICAL AND MILITIA.
RY INSTITUTE,

yWNHE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE on THE
i second MONDAY (lOthl in January. There were IS
Students during the Fall Session.
Instructors for 1862 Five Of experience and aollty III
their respective Departments.
Tuition lin Regular Classes, SO %
Tuition and Board with the Principally T9-W
Contingent Fee, "
DAN'L. H. CHRISTIE.
Henderson, y. G.
December {, SO. 7''"''
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JERsEY SETTLEMENr LAND FOR SALE,

KEAYING MADE INVESTMENTS IN THE SOUTH
West, NOW offer for sale that valuable of land
in the Jersey settlement, known the KELLY PLACE,
and containing 80 acres.
This plantation is Situated one mile from the North
Carolina RAILROAD, and is in good condition being we'll
adopted TO the cultivation of cotton wheat and tobacco
For further particulars. REFER in my absence Gov Ellis
Raleigh, and B. b. Roberts, Esq, Salisbury.
ANDERSON ELLIS.
December ., 1859. lb3-Gm
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WIN. PERCIVAL,

ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Raleigh, N. c.,
In TIE ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL FURNISH
Il Designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Town Houses
Stores, Villas, &c, DC, with full practical working Drav-
ingS Specifications ond Surerntendence.
In the ENGINEERING DEPa RTMENT, is prepared
with complete set of Field Instruments and competent
assistants survey locate, and make estimates for Canals
Railroads. Bridges Drainage of Farm lands supply maps
of same and superintend their CONSTRUCTION.
.Ss" variety nf complete of plisS for Churches
Public Buildings Villas, Farm Cottages Bridges &c, can
be seen at his office.
AdGiyesS Boz loo, Rdeigh.
June Il, 1880. "a If.