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THE RECENT PRIZE FIGHT AT ISLAND POND.
The people Of the upper portion of Vermont
seem to be in love with prize fighting, and that
species of amusement may be regarded per-
munently added to their list of home enjoy
ments. The recent fight between Australian
Kelley and Dan Kerrigan took place at Island
Pond, which is in the town of Brighton, Essex
county, VT, and about twenty miles from the
Canada line. Some of the principle parties en-
gagged in getting up the affair arrived at Island
Pond several days before the event took
place, and all hands congregated at that place
the day before the fight. The authorities made
no attempt to stop the performance, but on the
contrary, some of the most distinguished Off
cias of the county were not only present at the
fight but actually assisted in forming the ring.
The short-haired men and their friends-we
are informed by the reports of the New York
Times and 1ribune-left the hotel at four o'clock
in the morning, and proceeded about three
miles, pitched upon a lovely spot completely
shut in by hills, with only one house in sight
The occupant of this house was the owner OF
the land, and he was very glad to see the COM
pany, made no objection 10 the qualification o
the wishes of his distinguished visitors, and lent
scythc and rake with which to prepare this
ground His good wife, also, was delighted
with the whole thing, and sent to the ring al
her chairs for the accommodation of the com
pany. 1t fact so kind ard attentive were th'
good farmer and his wife, before the serious
business of the occasion commenced, that one o
the seconds stepped into the ring and, in shor
speech. proposed a subscription for their bene
ft The hat went around, and the result was ht
teen good and lawful dollars, which were at ono
handed over to the woman, to her great JOY.
The affair was patronized by several tow
and county officials. The High Sheriff OF tn
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same money received for goods sold at cost,
went into the market, and bought the same STYLE
of goods, cdicOcs, etc. that he had sold. for 10
per cent less than he had obtained In one
purchase he bought SjO,Op0 worth of silk half
cash, and half for sixty days, at sixty per cent
less than the cost of the silks to inyot. Ga
this transaction he realized S3O,O0D Dming
all that disastrous panic Stewart rrtuled every
day $1,000 worth OF goods. While others all
around him were breaking, he was coming
money. He was the father of the "Sellimg oil
at Cost" lie was the originator Of an idea
among the retail dry goods dealers that has
saved thousands of men from ruin, and made
fortunes for tens of thousands Of humbugs, by
"selling off at cost
Mr. Stewart moved quietly and calmly among
the tumutuous commercial elements of 1897.
In 1913 he moved 10 his present marble pal
nee. lie had bought Washington Hall of young
John Coster for 1000, and for few thousand
dollars more two additional buildings and lots
on Broadway, corner of Chambers street. Up
on this magnificent site he erected the presen.
store. The whole cost Of the ground and the
palace erected did not reach $500 900. To-day
it would sell at auction for from SS0O,000 to
100000
He paid Patroon Van Rensselaer, $40, 900
for The Metropolitan Hotel and outbuildings.
1t is now worth and pays an interest of ten per
cent on SlOOOO 900, and would bring at auction
SS0O,00O. lie ows nearly all Of Bleecker street,
between Broadway and his present residence,
and in fact owns more real estate than any other
man in New York, except it may be Mr. WIN.
b. Aslor. But Mr.. Astor's income is not so
large Stewards.
In January, 1850, he was worth fourteen mil
lion of dollars His sales at the store are
Sl0,000 900 annually. His profits exceed $500
Of ,,bipb bo a,I hne rnrni,nl
half.
He lives moderately and quietly. His house
was built by Depan, but cost Stewart only 800
600
lie married Miss Clnch, a sister of Clinch OF
the grocer firm of Townshend, Clinch and Dyke
They have no children. SO unostentatiOus is
Mr.. Stewart in his religious opinions that few
know whether he is Catholic or Protestant.
Mr. Stewart lives plainly and is very simple
III ~. "S'.c' ie ,INci sp'u'S S'S' anu .'' s.
no'"'"S 'I' iIs''o,""'e s"V's'l' vi ioI "''! "u
.ne SET nao'' mas mug MN among; ms gues.'
ule 'oeuu "'none 'ne suos'a',,,ui co'i'"ielcia
,i'e'' Vi ;'S "'qS""l"''Oe AZ p'eN"'' u''"''
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hr' stewart Is o'ilS stN'E-lour' o'taI" 'Vt' N1
10 oe hlhe'!-'Wo, ana Aslor was ninety ME
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u'eu' ;l'i. ,''n:i "'''u VI nS'o' Ut s'N'! -'o"
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l'II T"I ""'''i o"t "'l''o,' NV
nuhuIeu 'nouSa"u "o'i"rS' ne mas aNeruSe'
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"'''..o'S !V'' io' M wen! -'""' !t"s P'N''. ~
pIo"'> n1I' ooOi ''i''1" pei oe"'-'n't Is ~
N'' i''.u''''''t !e'' VI 'o"'
mH'''h uoillA; ii.I nan snare Is seven NH
Mons Two nun''tfu lnouNalu u9,l"rS: eud com
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The sweetest music is not the peal of mar
riage bells nor tender decants in moonlight
woods, nor trumpet notes of victory-it is tho
souls welcome to heaven. God grant that
when we die there may not come booming to
our ear the dreadful sound "Depart" but may
we hear, stealing upon the air, the mellow chime
of all the celestial bells, saying. "Come, come,
come, We blessed, enter ye into the joy of your
Lord !"-Heary Ward Beecher.
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A BOUQUET OF SWEET WILIIAMs.-The
Douglas -Know-Nothing party, in New York,
have nominated William Kelley for Governor
William Allen, for 1t Gov, William Wright
for Canal Commissioner, and William Rhodes
for State Prison Inspector Verify, the Know
Nothing Demcratic hower-g garden runs to Sweet
Willams The n. Y. Erening Post thinks
these Bills will be posted in November.
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$500 A YEAR
MAN NHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

Just Pub ished, in a Sealed Envelope, a Lecture,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Radical Cure of SpERMATORRllOEA, or Seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions including Impotency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility.
by ROB j. CULVERWELL, NJ. d,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may eIectualy removed without internal Medicines
the dangerous applications OF caustcs, instruments medi
Gated buuges and other empirical devses Is here clearly
demonstrated and the entirely and highly successful
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by of which every one is enabled to cure himself
perfectly and the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the v rtised of the day. This lecture will prove
/ "A boon to thousands an thousands.
Set under seal any address, post paid on the receipt OF
two postage stamps, 10y addressing Dr. CllAs }. KLINE
asa first Ayenuh, New York, Post Box 1850. ly2
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A ID. x A. G. NOURSE, Manufacturers of
IA. Doors, sashes and Blinds aud Dealers in Lumber.
Steam Mill for Planning, Saving, Mouliugs &c. &c.
Estcy Green's Building,
BRATTLEBoRo VT.
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l am delighted to have man worthy Of my
steel as the humble bee said to the boy with a
rake.
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A MERICAN HOUSE, BRATrLEBORO,
"a Vt +. II. THOMPSON, PRorRgroR.

A LEXANDER II. PIKE, Manufacturer of
IA AMI Dealer in Lumber, and manufacturer Of Phillips
Patent Farm Gate. Bills of Lumber made fitted and
furnished order 10000 feet of Chpboards and 900
feet of other lumber ON hand.
Address West Wardsboro, Vt.
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F. c. EDWARDS
MANUFACTURE BLANK BOOKS TO

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DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

Brattleboro', August 10, 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND!!

IN WEDNESDAY, THE nth DAY OF OCT. NEXT,
" at the late residence Of Vim. Bland. deceased, the
will sell the land of which he died seized and possessed
lying Haw river, and containing 7s4 There
Grist Mill the premises with excellent water power
The farm is valuable for ell farming PURPOSES
being of the best in Chatham There is good Dwell
ling the premises and he out-houses, of all Sorts
complete and in good repair Credits will be made casy
and bond and good security required. Full Terms made
known on the DAY Of SALE and the sale will he made with
out reserve.
Chatham Co, N. c., Aug. Is, 1860. s6-w5t.
On Thursday morning, the 6:b inst by W. Chambee,
Esq Miss Mary Daniel Youngest daughter Of Capt Daniel
Griffin, Of Wake county, N c., and d. Brown, ESQ.,,
of Rankin, Mississippi.
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Will the Democracy Of the State give their votes
to an electoral ticket got up for Its own destruction
think not and was surprised that sufficient num-
Der of deserters from the party could be found 70
serve as electors; but this surprise was removed
when learned that Of the ten electors about one
half of the number bad not been operating with US
long enough to have 'the shell clean off their backs;
one or two more come and 60 as the wind listeth'
and the balance were never known to have given a
Democratic vote With all due respect to their
social positions, consider them as undeserVihg 'he
confidence of the Democracy Of the State
| have extended this letter much beyond the
limits intended when it was commenced. In con
clusion, allow me to thank you for the compliment
you pay me, in asking to address the citizens OF
Ellington. and to inform you that on my return
from the North will appoint day when can dis
charge that duty.
Yours respectfully,
W. S. ASHE.
To Mr.. J. Moore Dr. s S. Satchwe, and others.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
At Mobile.

TINE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION VIII
Il commence on the l4th November next. ,,ur
The handsome appropriation of Fifty Thousand, ndH
by the State has enabled The Trustees to put up Ou'
complete in every department .ua,
The Museum is rich in specimens to illustrate Ill ="
branches, and is second to in the United Saes m
Prof MALLET sails for Europe early in july for nsP"
Pose Of adding largely to the Chemical apparatus ,ha
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened a s"
the middle Of October, and preliminary Lectures VIII 0
about the same time. There three large nf
tails in Mobile always open and free to the Students
FACULTY:
J. C. NorT, NJ. d Professor of Surgery.
J. F HEusTls N ID Prfessor Of AnOtomy.. .,apr
WV. Ii. ANDERSON, NJ d., Professor of Physiology sD'
biology pnr
GEO A. kErcHun NJ. D., Professor of Principles anu
tice of Medicine =, Then
A. Ross, NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medica and luz
p.utics. , n;sas
F. E. GORDON, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and D'''
of Women and Children.
J. W. MALLErr Professor of Chemistry.
GonoS H oxEf ia NJ d. Demonstrators of ANATOMY!
H. D. ScxlDT, N. d., Prosector of Surgery. ,,v
Address, w. H. ANDERSEN, ,.r
Jr,v IN ,sso 2s-wSDA
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION FOL
SALE,

an SOCIETY RIDGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELN
" miles from the city Of Jucksun Capital Of the Stag
ten from Clinton, Vcksburg 4 jackson Railroad s. y
from Livingston, and five from Tugaoo Depot, onAG
Jackson g. N Railroad connecting it with all pars
the Union. The great southern place of resr CouFT'
Wells. is within three hours pleasant ride or drive ID
neigbborhoOd is wealthy. refined, has fine schools AMOS
eral churches, and the health and climate Of The cors
surpassed anywhere These facts commend I" p,
sons Of family coming south The tract cnnta'ns IL;
sabont l4O of timber, 400 Of fine creek bottom ~
the rest hill and branch land all in state of g"d cum
walton. There dwelling and onl-houscs fruit Ols I.
negro cabins GIN press cribs stables pond for stuck e
ter, and spring for persons &c., &c.
For further particulars write to T. A. Clark, jscSs'
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Yazuo City
July 3, 1860. N-wS@
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Tie Staqoato.
lFrom the Wilmington Jourpal.]
" CORRESPONDENCE,
Nsw H,xorsp Ia Aucnst oath. 1876

new HANOVER Co., August oath, 1860.
Han. YIN. s. Askes-
DEAR SlR:-The anxiety Of patriots on account Of
the present distracted state Of the nation, induces
disposition ii u.s. in others, to turn to our pureSt
and ablest men. Cher,shing undiminished cont1'
euce III your devotion to the Constitution ana the
Union, many Of your ellow-citizens desire an ex-
preston of your views on the condition of parties
sad the prospects Of the country:
Allow us to hope that you will thus consent to
favor them in public speech, at Ellington, at some
early day convenient to yourself
Yours, &c.
Joel l.. Moore, R. N. Bordeaux,
Will. D. Somers, Il. I. Wood,
s. Blumenthal, Joel Hines,
Jacob Blumenthal, S. s. Satchwell,
W. s. Harlow, j. E. Bunting,
W. I. Newell, J. Robert Lark'ns,
j. F. Moore, JAS. 2. Moore
G. j. Moore, E. Larkns.
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PRoF. EMMoss.-We had the pleasure, last even
ing, of meeting our very worthy, and accomplished
State Geologist Prof E,nmons who is ON a visit to
this part of the State
New Hanover County does not present any field
for geological investigation according to the
mon acceptation of the term) suppose; but her
agricultural character is rapidly improving, and our
eft of Prof. Emmon's presence among them, and
gather many valuable hints from him in relation to
their noble pursuit. DR.. Emmons is one of the
most distinguished men in his profession in the
United States. His headquarters, while in town,
are at the Carolina HOTEL where he will no doubt
be pleased to see all who call on hm.-Wil Herald.
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Mr. Romans SPEECH. William B. Rodman,
Esq, our Elector for this District, addressed the
people Of this county in the court house in Tarboro
last Tuesday. .... ..,
He spoke to a large crowd for about two hours
and showed up the past and present POSITIONS truths
and allacies of the different political parties of this
country in light Of bold and irresistible argument
Plainly and unquestionably he showed Mr.. Breckin-
ridges claims for the support of the people for the
Presidency to be periodically in advance Of all the
other candidates -zar6oro' Neresrv.
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FANCY Dress BAL1--A grand Fancy Dress Ball
comes off at Kittrell's on the 9th and 2sth inst
The Messrs. Backnall are making extensive pre-.
Parations for the accommodation Of large crowd.
The Ball will no doubt be brilliant affair." Oxford
Leisure Hour.
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We are informed by Mr.. Phelan, the census-taker,
that the oldest nhabitant he found in his part Of
Mecklenburg, was Negro named Joe, belonging to
Dr. W. j. Hayes. Joe is 10s years Of age cultivates
. watermelon patch, is "monarch of all he sur.
terest Of bis money! Charlotte Demoerat
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BEAR KILLED IN FRANKL1N-A correspondent of
the Petersburg Erpress states that COL Jesse L.
Stegall Of Franklin county, N. e., killed very
large bear few days ago, the form Of Mr.. E. P.
Murray. The writer says this is the only bear that
has been seen in franklin for great many years
Oxford Leisure Hour.
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ACCOMMODATION BAcus

PITTSB0R0', HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL Tn,
HACKS O, BUGGIES can be procured at N.Y. lAl&
Ii on the N. G. r. R., upon shurt nuce IN '"nS
sengers to Pttsboro Haywood or the Coal EsSe
plying to the undersigned. This is decidedv =, w
ping in Raleigh and hiring Hacks as Won c c"p sss
further by Railroad, and Of course save that mu"s E
Morrsville, June 81, 1859. 'atAA
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CHINA TRADE
KERR & MARBURY,
~ and &c Sycamore Street,

PETERSBURG. Va,
HAVE Deceived THEIR FALL SUPPLY
LII Foreign Goods of their own importation, comp
ing every variety of China and Ear,henware They h
also laid in unusually large and Attractive Stuck G
and Pressed Glass together with Briania and SN
Plated Goods, Stone Ware, Fancy Articles, DC de-
greatest nducement will be offered Merchants visiting
tersbnrg.
P. 5. Goods for transportation carefully packed.
September Z, 1860. 57-WA
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CIVIL PRACTICE IN NORTH.CAROEINA.
ANE VOL sVO.-CONTAlNING NEARLY FIVE
u hundred pages. Price reduced TO Is. ..
With the North Carolina Form Book Cantwels Justice,
and this volume, showing the actual practice in COURT the
citizen the funonary, the lawyer have easy &C.
TO business forms. Postage 35 CENTS
For sale by ..
- D. TURNER, 4
North.Carolina Bookstore.
Raleigh N c. Aup IL 1860 68-tf
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COACH MAKING,

VVAV u III a ING!
THE SUBSCRIBER WOUIn r.n
Public generally, tina, he has Recently I ,al nj
GOLD STAND, s'N
well known by ever! body west of the "c,,.
and formery occupied by WM. F. CLAkKRP S qqp,
prepared to carry ON and in
COACH.M MAKING
in all its various branches, in the VERY np>r
~ Prices to Suit the Times. s!t
Persons will do well TO call and ex,r;n ~
before purchasing elsewhere '"F heastAs
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and :,
best manner. a"u 10 he IA
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1860. D"'ffOEa
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JNO. Nj. GALLAWAY,
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
WITH
HTTT 6 1U4R RT EEM

HILI & N0RELBBT,
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
Off e.-.S OccOe Slip,
RICHMOND, Va.
Liberal advances are made on c0nsgnments StruR
sonal attention is given To NIL sales, and purcbas
customers are made with great care.
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise nj
warded with promprness.
WM l.. HILL n. N. NORfLfE
December 9, 1859. t05-wl!
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LANDS FOR SALE!

HAVING DETERMINE To MOVE SOUTH r liz,
Ii FER for sale the tract Of land on which rrsu
Containing 635 acres, situated in the county o. Fut
about five miles from Louisburg, eight miles ""d rs
linton and eight miles from Kitres Springs a"1 ibid
Tar river and Lynch's creek-about geo acres s"ut
is rich bottom land 100 in cultivation, tie
acre. which is we'll mbse ed and very rich There
large two story dwelling house upon the land ds u
Elk r"oms which, with little repairs, c.ud DC n neesa
comfortable aud pleasant II ere are all o'her eabs
DC , al. new and in good 0rder ushine :
Persons firm the eastern part Of the stale sssa
summer residence to res.rt to during the scA that %
would find this place remarkably well adapted spre
pose, besides being convenient ~ three mlne''' y
kittrell's. jones' and Shocco. rshM
Any further description is unnecessary as le. uur
to purchase will be certain examine oei"te spy
ing will take pleasure in showing the lana h ys
son who may wish to look al it, Terms reasonap%.
July q, 1860
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, Va.
VlNHE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE LAST
Il THURSDAY in September, and close he sd
THURSDAY in June.
Fui Cats 'ogues cnlaining detailed inflammation aliHs
REV. W. A. SMITH,
President Randolph Macon College. Va
July r. $50. 27-w'Ocll
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WIN. H. BURLINGTON,
70 Wilmington. No

"ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATrpru,
w consignments of Nacal Strts' CIV, tloN TO r.,
Der. and other country produce either fcr W, F
My Wharf and Warehouses being r sale Or shin,
for The reception Of produce either by Rnen t
enables me to make my charges light -'"'road Or
.taas ---f5- Refers TO H. As SAW,
a. Cashier Bank Of Cape FearS HuraAGE
President Bank Of No. Car DwAM ,
c..h;., p.n. W. Ii JOSEI.aIA ae
November II, 1888. feaF' RALEIGH
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TIME MEMBERS OF THE STATE EXECUTIVE
j COMMITTEE and the candidates on the Democratic
Electoral Ticket requested to meet in Raleigh the
5th Of September next
c.>5..5s =. 49, Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Chairman of the State Executive Committee.
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JOHN M AUNDER,S
MARBLE WORKS

monuments, TOthDs, HeadstoEo
RALEIGH, n. G.
a GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE Aynv,
"A Mantes and Furniture work Of d,le-en, col,ss y
bles. Orders by mail punctually attended to- Wmt,
ed and warranted. AF
Raleigh, March Is, 1850. es-r,.,
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READ AND ENQUIRE,

A NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A Rrv
IA ness t:at is respectable any in the State j,
of the most beautiful and desirable towns Of Sr
Carolina. and is quite profitable, and requires less u
tn keep it up than any other business that Can be ep
To The Editor of the n Z. Standard who will n
form me. and will give reasons for wishing to sell, Tenn
DC. Apply early.
ADVERTISE
August q, 1860. S+Wtt
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A GRICULTURE OF .NORTH.CAk y me T.
"A containing statement Of the principles ~ supd|'
ence upon which the practices of agriculture ai'
By Ebsnezer Emmcns, State Geologist.
=. For sale by ,ouER0i
Raleigh, N. c. Aug. 2, 1850
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v6NAkEN UP AND STRAYED BY JAMES H.
HARMON, OF Chatham county, N. e., three Sheep Of
medium size mark under bit each ear slit in
the right ear brands the age of then, is one four
years, year. and months old and valued
at IL 80 SAID Sheep have been about the premises OF said
Harmon about three years. and he took them up the
18th Of August and simyed Them SAID James Hartman
lives about three miles from Pittsboro near the Poor
House. The hereby notified to come forward and
prove property pay expenses, and take them away.
W. GUNTER. Ranger.
September IS, 1860. 3s-w2t.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFs,cp
JENNING PIGOTT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF parry,
LATE OF NoRrH.CARoLlxA,
l. permanently situated al Washington, D. C, when.
will attend to claims against the (overnm ,nt and "a
cialy to obtaining patents for inventors. W.
July "a. 1885,. s0-vr,
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To Mr.. j. Moore, DR.. s. s. Satchwell, and others
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-26

- COURT OF EQUITY.-Wlam A. Price against H.
W. Weathersbee ct al.
To H. W. Wtdthfssbee: ...
SIR: You hereby notified appear at the next Term
of said Court to be held the last Monday in February
next, and plead, answer demur To the bill Of William A.
Price against You, judgment pro c"eo will be entered
against you, and the same heard accordingly
Witness. G. b. HasseII, Clerk and Master in our said
Court OF Equity at Office this the 10Th day Of September
A. d., ls6v.
c. B. HASSELL, C. NE.
Sept. 49, 1856. pr. adv. ~ So-v6tpd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-26

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il BOARD AND LODGING for
Twenty-Five Members Of the Legislature.
The Rooms in the Buildings known the Cooley House."
and which formerly rented Captain Lawrence CON-
s'itute portien Of my lodging rooms.
j. D. PULLEN
Planters Hotel.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. Is, 1860. ss-w6t.