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Richmond Pump Factory

suh 1idsrsgned have located heCity OF 6ca ond-
or the F1rPo q the celebrated Pre-,
H:aa faDr oil Wayne eousty- Our pa-aas nave aIsays
aken the arst praGiG both Cua.ry AID State
Wherever eNsihil-d.
We make car p1rps ~ the tiI,her AMI
rAnf iseEn 20 1--we general satisfaction n Q
AIRY toas experience IL she feel cons
sasAe - 'hase =ho s.ntiax auything N oar lie
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ehe eeaEiry S- mesc i2ss What e say GIVE a
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Repairing OF all kfats SHIRT notice nd
senAse terms chop Of eessi ard eroa: ssS-rs
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Dentistry.

WIN. Il. Webster, d. ID. p.
"AyISo taken rooms over Joshua iisine's Store, op
pos,e Citizens bank Hain street 10 pfePAreo
70 ate M persunal.g to all calls in his profession
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U.HOLES.sLEH RETAIL

U'HOL ES.fLE r RE C.4xL.
700 Tons ssssrlei Iron.
3oc Packages of Roits.
~ kegs Mats and Washers
10 Redmond Hor>e Nails.
50 Sets txle.-
81 Springs
50 Bjls Sheet Iron.
50 = Hop do.
Cast Steal
Eagle Ger Steel.
Ssnderson Ger. Steel
L. b. do.
A. b. do.
Spring do.
vices, Anvils. Bellows.
Wsyoa and PIPE Boxes.
RAsp', Flies, &C., &c.
AL At lowest ratas.
FOULKE r FISH,
Railroad Crossing one door east OF Reid Z Leeds.
u 100 Tons Scrap Iron Wanted.
dec, 1855.
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An aperent -tomschic preparation Of Ironpnrfed
Of Oxygen md Carbon ~ combustion u. drogen-
Europe and the Unted states and prescribed in their
practice.
o irou he compared with it Impurities Of
blood ae,,e-siou Of vital energy pale and h.rwiss
sicily compile Indicate its Necessity in almost
conceiv.he Innoxaous in all ma!ad.es in ~hsh i
Ia. b en- tried Ia. proved absolutely curative IN eaen
In D billy. Nervou. sa.esson.. Emact".
ton by sPe Psia. Coast pa ION. d ar 10 os-.,
by s-nterry, Incpient Consnm scrouiou- Tuhvrcu
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Liver Complaints chronic Headaches. Rheumatisn, In
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acute disease or OF thee ntru"d nnuti"n of nervous:
and museuia energy from chronic conr's IS one trsl
which description norwrten at-sstion wouit render
in their own me- shhorneos haye .nsniv re
appeared in the busy worln just returned from
TIA ted foreign ,and very signal n
s,nncrs o. kind of female
t.ted victims Of apparent rui"eou. exhsus
ton critical changes and that complication OF
and dyspecte aversion TO air and exercise for which The
in Nervous Erection. o, all kinds. and for
familiar to medical the operation OF ;hs
ike the oxides it is vigorously tonic. without ben
exciting and over heating; and ntiy regal Fly aPerint
beipga gastric purz,ive INJECTING dsagreebleis
sensation.
mon rhien sppear. 70 rx.rt sis,iret md
actioL. dispensing the local tendency which
10 Dyspepsia. innumerableare its causes. . single
bnx Of these Chaiybsse Plush often sutcea for
hahiu, cases inclutne the nttendent Costveness
In checked DisAF = b ne n. hen %
Dy con6rme AMI apparently nniig
the effects have oeeen equally decisive and
tg
In the local pains. loss Of flesh ane strength dehta
ting cough and remtt-nt hectic, which generally
cate Inc pieDt Cone u m pit ion this remedy has
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very crafty ing interesting Instances
In Scrofui0us Tube &c tOs!s this medicated
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tiousy balanced preparations OF iodine without of
their we'll known Iahiiities
The attention of be confidently invi
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Affecting them
In AZ lac ti.ys9 bosh Chronic ,mmatory-
the lstter d-cdejIyithas iuvariA
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the sna and stiffness OF the joints an muscles
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energetic
the in the west,~ill probably
Of high renovn and usefulness
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low its
Put in neat. fat metal boxes containing 50 pills.
price 50 cents box for by Druggists Dealers
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All letters orsers. etc should be addressed to
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THE MILITARY.

CrEcIAL nHErIsG COMPANY .. sEvENTY o rlR ~
- regiment hed Armory, Centre Market April 9TH, mo
following revolutions adoptod
whereas having pleased Almighty God IN biz Infinite
Weldon TO remove from midst worthy member Sergeant
kULFOAD BUTTS. II y therefore
RESOLVED, That hs death Wo mourn he loSs Of brother
soldier endearod I'll numerous virtues well
BIZ devoeion - ne welfare Of the Como any hes
fsiniuny obse ved during biz nUAed career member
~ a. ~ we truly p meas.c WITH his widow aad the
tanned By then and with expresons OF he doeoee regret
offer them our udoen die ross and acon
needed the hour Of trouble aad whsss ws are 70
that no one fa,bom.
hcsolvpd that do attend bin funsr in BODY IN o,u
zens and hat Tie usual bsdsc OF nourpoe Tor
thirty Gays
Resolved That COPY Of these solutions be seut 10 10
family he 6eceased aud published In tbs HERALD sun
cundsy Mercury. A hrANLUN BUDTNn.l
A. q. "a 8OOCK, c-..--
JOHN H BLACK. fOommWoes
J. u. DAWSON,
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

Il 49, @anasL-eUh lady. 40 FJh - Ns
- etaSp. IA Jvs~ ftpus whore td3.e "a q
o"f hN"srs entire un,r oher fnrpr-d er lofl r@ho
- SbN o 10Th Can case sspsfas A.e-tmsuts VIII Do
shlo At pitrn shl be Address
a. 2. j HesBld orlee
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.SoA kD wANtkp-Ny a MIDDLE AaRO SIN3LE
~ isds IN pr Ais sini price 81
r,'eeneea exchs sed address !. W., Madison slasrr
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YooNG WIDOW LADY. HAvi, G FURNITURE OF
y 10 use and fiano would hka to make arrange
Uent party OF gentlemen superinlrnd House
the they using Address b. l7z Ear
Oh &c.
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A MAN wANTED-go ATTEND TO SALES OF PRO
"A ducs from the coau!rs 70 one with $500 to 500
ers salary viii be given fret and ershi
ntn entered into arser desired Apply At 81
way. G. B. MOVIES x Co,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a GhNTl EMAh. RESIDENT OF VlhdirIA, ISrsSI
ing to whit every part Virginia and contiguous Souher
STATE coming wouc be glad attend 10 AZ re
ouse business collect claims examine es negous,s orc
p.ry, DC. The highest testimonials OF posnon capacity &c
Gven. ADDRESS 10. Is ghomaa. herald office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A kE0ULAk PkAosISiko rHY.iCIAr UF rUJ -
teee yrAre experience 10 this ~. AID Of ah prosess,a
iios, would travel WITH DvsNd or r. mouths I'D
updoutted teshmopials OF prcieaioasl ability
geutensn Address Phy sican, box Isl Pnst oGrs
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txOAhp wAsFkD-oH rak iST oe MA4 Bf GEN
~ trmsn sno "Ise To s'n- luel fsnuy, ts-v wien
p'sb Their fcppS tT9u Nln Raf SNfoo,n ausch.d
so abc- ocauon u he sxin avenue ard MI
shose tJrti~ street, rosreaces address - A.
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BOARD wAkTBD-pOR 0RNTLEuAN AND LADY
nicey Furnished tbe Ara seeced hooe. wisA
Board for be l.4s only ia sca snoosrusive family whse
other bOArderp loc son OF Boad gay saa
% abOv0 Fourteenth vee below oosck6r. Addrose
vnh oceuca terms aod paT(eulAN 4 ~ Dsatssu fest a.
10, Bihle HosoA
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a TRENTON -ADvICE TO HoUsEKEEPgas BasAB
"A iIg avoid the trouble and io,s of an auction SAT-
and se your Furniture Carpets &c ius. they sand
cash "A good price apply n. 81 Tnrd asenu
ninth and lenh streets, In tbs upholsterera
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OykNTEu--a EEAr TIDY YOUNG GIRL AS CEAx
w hefulsd and sundress; she underssad her
nefs thoroughly good city reference Call 81 IS
xara q place bet lst and "a
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LOT OF BEST aEfINED HAPraA Is oFFEnEu
n Tor rale at rs cents per gallon.
Lone ISLAND COAL OIL CoNPAsY
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-30
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Oxford, N. C.


TTNHE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION GIVE
notice the public that the School will be continued
under the supervision of Mr.. THOMAS e. TULEY as
Principal, and Mr.. JOSEPH VENABLE as Associate
The high character which these gentlemen sustain in
Of YOUTH rrans the Trustees in recommend
ing them to the public emnently qualified prepare
boys for any American College University Tor any
fore been called to the excellent afforded
by this eligible location. In regard such pupils may
wish TO enter College, the present design will be to
pare them thoroughly to JUN the earlier classes.
The discipline Of the school will be such supervise
the department of the students all times Good board
toms. the College buildings Those who may prefer
10 board in the village will find number Of excellent
boarding houses.
The Mathematical in this Institution will en-
brace both the elementary and advanced branches, to-
geher with course of Natural Philosophy The course
History and Ancient Geography The instruction in Mathe
mates will be conducted BY the Prpcipal-that in the
Classics BY Mr.. Venable The English branches will be
such unusually taught IN other Institutions The
rates of tuition will be as follows, - .ssasts
Elementary English, $l5 90
Advanced English, - Is 90
Classics and higher Mathematics, so. 90
THE NEXT SESSION WILL. oonnEscE on The srH or
JULY, 1860. ~ = g (. sses -
The Trustees take great pleasure in announcing that by
the action Of the Grand Lodge at its last session the Col
ege has been relieved Of nearly the debt hanging it
and with the from the fraternity of speedily
qudatipg the small balance due.5he Trustees may with
Condolences assert that there in The of pecunary
bnrfhen no drawback to The Institution. Five students
- 5ff r. w. LASS1TER, PREsIpKSr.-
JAMES T. LIrTLkJoHs Secretary.
Oxford, \. e., May %, 1860. sl-wst
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ANsON AND UNION SENATORIAL CONvEN
TION

Pursuant TO call. the Democracy of the Senate
rial district composed Of Arson and Union, met in
Convention at Meadow Branch Church in Union
county, on Saturday the 18th inst Both counties
were pretty fully represented in person BY proxy.
On motion, Col. Joseph White of Anson was call
ed to the chair, and Messrs j. F. Hough of Union,
and W. Ii. Kirby of Anson requested to act as
Secretaries. The Chairman on taking his seat, ex-
planned the object Of the meeting in few pertinent
remarks, thanking the delegates for their partaty
and urging free interchange of opinion and unity
of action.
On motion of a delegate from Union, the chair
man appointed the following gentlemen committee
on resolutions, viz: w. L. Ledbetter and r. T.
Bennett of Arson, and j. NJ. Davis, j. Lee, and A
F. Stevens of Union.
During the absence of the committee, Messrs
Rushing, Ashcraft, Lee, Crawford and Bennett ad-
dressed the convention briefly, but with evident
good effect
The committee on business having returned their
chairman, W. L. Ledbetter, in few explanatory
remarks, submitted the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted
Resotced, That we approve Of the Administration
of our worthy chief magistrate, James Buchanan.
Resolred. That having entire confidence in the in
tegrity and sound Democracy of John w. Ellis we
hail with delight his denomination for the Office of
Governor of North Carolina.
Resolred, That in the present excited condition
Of national affairs deem it inexpedent to disturb
any of the existing compromises of our State Con-
stitution.
Resotred, That we recommend to the people of
this Senatorial District DR.. Jas. j. Williams of
Union, as a suitable man to represent them in the
next Legislature.
Resolred, That we will use every honest endeavor
to elect our candidates-county State and national
On motion, j. W. McMurray and j. N. Davis
were requested to wait on DR.. Williams and urge
his acceptance of the nomination.
On motion of H. A. Crawford, the Western Demo
crdt was requested to publish the proceedings and
the Raleigh Standard to copy, and the Convention
adjourned. JOSEPH WHITE, Chm'n.
J; + HoueH, Secretaries
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For the Standard.
NORTHAMPTON DEMOCRACY.

1t has long been the custom of the Democratic
party OF Northampton, to meet in convention, in
jackson, for the purpose of nominating candidates
and for other purposes connected with the party
This custom has prevailed by common consent. and
constitutes the main element of the party oreanza
tion in the county As there is no other plan of or
ganizaton, the custom of the party should be duly
regarded and adhered to- as the best means of pre-
serving the union of the party in the support of
principles as well as men. June term of the Coun-
ty Court has been the time for meeting to nominate
candidates for the Legislature It is very desirable
that the Democrats from every section of the coun-
ty should attend meeting at our approaching June
court SO as to consult advise, and agree upon the
nomination of such candidates as shall give general
satisfaction. Our last representatives should have
prior claim but should any of them decline serv-
ing again. twill then be of high Importance to make
satisfactory selection 1t need not be disguised
that considerable dissatisfaction was expressed at
the action OF the nominating convention in 1858;
out 1t Is hoped and believed better spirit now per-
vades the party, and by holding a full meeting at
June court all past dissensions will be forgotten
ana satisfactory result obtained Come up BROTH
er democrats, from every section Of the county at
court Let the winter of our discomfort he made
glorious summer, and all the clouds which lowered
on our house, be in the deep bosom of the ocean
buried" Let principles, not men," be our motto
Let us rememberSthat upon the strength of this
motto the democratic party has ever preserved its
organization, and upon the strength of ts oroan;za
ton has depended mainly its success,-lts Success
in gaining popular favor, and its success in brngino
forward adopting and carrying out in the admins,
tration of the government those great measures Of
public policy which have contributed mainly to the
prosperity and welfare Of our common country.
.ALL-TOGETHER.
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SALE OF LAND.

STATE OF CAROLINA.-wAKE
- COUNTY-Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1851
Robert F. Stockton The Heron Mining Company and
others
Pursuant order mlde Spring Term, $780, of the
Court Of Equity for the county of Wake the above en
tied cause. The undersigned. Clerk and Master will pro
coed SELL the Court House door in the City of Ra
leigh the Sd day of July next the Lands in the plead
ings mentioned and described wit Onefourih part Of
about Five Thousand Nine Hundred and Fv-Six Acres of
Land situate and lying in Wake County, and lately in the
possession of the Heron Mining Company the being
the interest purchased of Richard Smith, decd by James
Hepburn. also decd
purchaser his entering into bond with approved
surety bearing interest from day of sale
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. ME-.
May %, 1860. pr adv. s7) 22-w&swtds.+
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Gov. LETCHEE ALL RIGHT"-Gov. Letcher, of
Virginia, has recently written letter or the state
of the country, in which he says
In this letter I must confine myself to brief
statement Of my opinions upon the points suggest
ed reserving my reasons for some future occasion,
if it shall become necessary TO assign them.
First. still approve the doctrine Of Congression-
al 'non-intervention' on the question Of slavery.
consider j: the only safe position for the South.
Second. | disapprove of the course pursued by
Alabama and other Southern States in seeding
from the Charleston Convention. do not pretend
to question their motives but consider their action
ill-advised. Their proposed meeting at Richmond
can have no other effect, lin my Judgment than to
divide and distract the South still further and
der defeat in the Presidential contest certain"
Words Of truth and wisdom.
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CITY PROPERTY in. MARKET.

OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
IL Ward Of the City of Raleigh, containing about II
Burns Foundry, and but short distance from
the Depot of the n c. Railroad Upon this lot is large
sh-p zO by "a feet built for the purpose of manufacturing
cars carriages &c. The situation is excellent fol
building upon and if properly divided will make two or
three good building lots The shop materials all sound
and will afford lumber enough to build large dwelling
twu three small cottages. propose To sell the shop
with few feet North Of it, and all the vacant lot South of
il, running back to the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
If preferred will sell the entire lot of about
which is good Dwelling, with six rooms, and all
cessary outhOuses There is well Of excellent water in
the yard The garden is Of the best in the City, and
there variety of choice fruit trees shrubbery &C.
the premises.
This property if not sold in three months, will be with
drawn from market. Apply to me at the Standard office
FRANK /. WILSON
May %, 1880. 4l-3m.
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& [Fromthe Western Democrat
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

81 s.NORTH-CAROLINA.
The undersigned, Executive Committee of the
State Educational Association of N c., would here
by give notice that the next annual meeting of the
Association will not be held until some time during
the ensuing Fall
The Committee has been induced 70 fix period
later than usual for this meeting by reasons which
they regard as entirely satisfactory; but they do
not deem it necessary to give these reasons in de-
tail now, and will only allude to few of the lead
ing considerations which have had an influence IN
forming their determination. In the first place, by
holding the meeting near midsummer, important
sections Of the State are virtually excluded from
the privilege of inviting the Association to meet in
their midst, a number of the delegates do not
like to 60 far East or South at this season of the
year.
Secondly, it is impossible to fix time for the
meeting when there will be vacation in all the
schools; and to hold the meetings to suit those
teachers whose schools not in session. is to con-
fine the active membership of the Association to q
part only of its friends 5
Thirdly, the last meeting ordered such large
amount Of business to be prepared for the action of
the next. that the Committees having it in charge
should be allowed the longest possible time
Fourthly, it is very desirable that the officers of
the Common School System should attend the meet
ngs of the Association, and this they can do more
conveniently during the Fall than about the time of
harvest
CHI WILEY,
Supt Com Schools n C.
j. D. CAMPBELL,
Recording Secretary.
c. c. COLE,
Corresponding Secretary
Ereeutire Committee.
Greensboro Nav 1860
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Our NoMrNEE.-The most glowing accounts Of our
indefatigable nominee are being shewered in from
every section of the State In the West the 6emoc-
racy is represented to be unit and although our
frightened opponents are slipping their tongues
tried and faithful Democracy stands mistaken, with
determination already formed to give this new
born hobby ad calorenn rebuke that will crush it
forever in the Old North State. The work has now
commenced in earnest the ball is keptdin motion,
and it the West will only strive to compete with the
East, we will return the Hon. John W. Ellis to the
Gubernatorial chair by the largest yea the most
overwhelming majority ever before achieved in the
State.-Democratie Pioneer
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOyFpy

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EyCEIIryD
y tuwnsman, NAPHTAu EZEKIEL, informed ma tbat "
had prepared hair resOrer with which be was eTn., nc
menting upon his head, whose top was eptrelv III
We saw him two days since, and the place so baid s
months since, fine crop Of hair has sprung up with
orous growth. So convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL Of tbs F
cy Of his discovery, that he has named it '"'a'
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Restorery
Mr.. E. is abOnt going into extensive manufacture f
article which is destined to prore of anxious Interest 70
bald pated friends.-Fron Richmond Enquirer DecaI
l2th, 1859 'r
This famous article now be had of tbe nr;ro;,
Druggists Those persons who desire a fine head of b;
have only to the restOrer according TO prpted dr.
lions on the bottle Those who have any doubts Of lis r
have them removed in short time by usno IN
lNFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER nr5r;nr
that it is all that il is claimed 10 be. fs
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street
y. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November a. 1889
l. n. EZEKIEL take oath the HOLY Bible that b.r
been bald for the past ~ and have restored my r
by using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond
For sale by
Pr PESCUD.
January 16, 1860. 8-w&swlT
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W
- COUNTY.-Spring Term, lS6O.-Joel Sauderford snd
others Ephraim Perry and others.
Pursuant TO order made at Spring Term, $780, of the
Court Equity for the county Of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master, WILL the 18th day of June next pro-
coed to SELL at Roesvle, the land in the peadugs
toned and described TO wit: tract of land situate and
living the Northeastern part Of Wake county. the
Watery Branch adjoining the lands of Ephram Perry
Badly Baker and Others and containing about hundred
and nine acres less Said land was, during his
lifetime the property of Charles Sanderford deceased
TERMS OF SALE:-The opening bid will be $3.50. 800
Of the purchase money Cash. credit of six months
to residue will be given the purchaser his entering
into bond with approved security bearing interest frUm
day Of sale.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. " Me
May g. 1860. pr adv. 81 22-w&swtds.+
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January 16, 1860,
STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,-W
- COUNTY.-Court of Eqnity, Spring Term, 1s60-
Biddy Butalow and others Eliza Brown and others
Pursuant 10 an order made at Fall Term 1859 of The
Court of Equity for the of Wake undersigned
Clerk and Master will the seth day of Nav nextpro
coed to SELL the premises the lands in the pleadnps
mentioned and described, TO wit of land situate
and lying in Wake cnunty, the waters of Hairsnpe
creek adjoining the lands Of David Powers James CoOper
aud others, containing IO4 acres thereabouts
Terms SALE $40 of the purchase money to be maid
in Cash credit of six months will be given to the pur.
chaser TO residue, his entering into bond with ap
proved security, bearing interest from day of sale
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &ME
April 90, 1860. Pr. adv. So 32-w6swtdS