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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12
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BOYUOOD.
ny THE LATE CHARLES nAMMoND.


How oft. amid the sordid strife
Uf worldly wi sdom, have turned
To mcmorys s scenes Of early life
Ard o'er my joyous boyhood mourned;
How oft have wished mid care and pain,
To be that buoyant boy again
To sleep beneath the slanting roof
And hear the pattering rain drops fall,
Or listen to the lively proof
OF vagrants round my airy hall.
Yet rise at morn with wonted glee,
To wade the brook or climb the tree.
To join the sturdy reaper's train.
What time the lark her matin sing
When, mounting with impassioned strain,
She bathes in light her glimmering wings,
And poised in air, is scarcely seen
So high nmid the dazzling sheen.
Twas mine to trap beside the streams,
Or angle meath the alder's shade,
To tend tho plow, oil drive the team,
Or seek the herd in distant glade,
Whence oft, from clustering thickets, shrll
Rang out the notes Of the whippoorwill.
tnOst titihpiilb op iOhB hhh niiu
Were music to my boyish ear;
Thought backward Aies-and as n child
Fen now methinks the sounds hear
While fancy spreads before ms eye
The dewy glades and moonlig ght sky.
The flowing herd" now vending slow,
Along the wood their homeward way,
The windy streams dark glossy now,
The lillied vale, the woodland gay,
Still foat in visions bland and bright,
As ON that balmy summers night;
When, standing on the distant hill,
With boy born fancies wand'ring free,
saw no specter'd form of i'll
Rise in the bright futurity:
But, all instead, was joyous. clear.
Buoyant with hope, untouched with fear.
Oh, those were boyhoods cloudess hours,
And sweet on wings unsullied few;
But pride soon dreamed Of loftier bowers
And wealth her golden luster threw
Or tempting scenes, as false as fair,
And badeamy spirit seek her there.
And have sought her not in vain,
lmign' nave plleu her treasures niBu,
But that scorned her sordid reign,
And turned me from her soullcss eye,
could not deive her dirty mine,
And would not worship at her scrino.
Iwould not stoop to fatter power,
For any yileor selfish ond
could not change, with every hour,
My faith my feelings, or my friend;
And, last of all, wou d ontrusJ
Ny hopes to the accursed dust,
The God that reared the woodland heights,
And spread the howcry valleys wide,
Awaked, within my mind, de lights
That spurned the lures of human pride;
And when forbade in accents known,
To worship aught beneath his throne,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

fg'- The correspondent of the New
York HproH saws that the organization
Of the new Territories Of Pixies Peak, Ne
vada and Dacotah. which has been agreed
npon by the COMMITTEES on Territories in
the Senate will result not only ina gener-
al slcing up the various important Ter
gtories of the United States, bat entirely
wiping ont from the map the name of
Utah, and destroying the organization,
thus unsesting Mr., Hooper, the delegate
from that Territory.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

1ts- A lal dav or two since was call
ed to stand in the Common Pleas Court,
whose tender years raised doubts as to
his competency as a witness by not un-
derstanding the nature and obligations of
an oath. The first question put was, "are
You the son of the PLAINTIFF" The little
fellow crossing his legs and deliberately
putting about half paper of tobacco in
to his mouth, with the utmost sang trOid
replied, "Well, its SO reported" lie
testified.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

TENAclrY OF LIFE.--Dr Franklin gives
singular story of a fly, which, having
taken up its quarter in a pipe OF Madeira,
lay torpid there. perhaps for years, and
ultimately came to life when taken ont
of the wine and placed in therays of a
Philadelphia sun, A still more marvel
GUS instance of resuScitation occurred
lately in the British Museum. An Egyp-
tian snail which had been glued down to
a card for four years, confined in close
glass-case, actually came to life, and was
found crawling about his narrow domi-
cile to the great establishment OF his Gu
rator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

"MExIcAY OR CHINESE Squash Such
is the name OF a squash the New Jersey
Farmer announces. 1t is-iudging from
the story--a rampant grower, and very
productive. A single seed planted in the
garden produced 545 squashes. We
quote: "They are most delicious, and can
he fried boiled or preserved When
about the size of oranges they are in the
best condition for cooking, They come
early and will bear until cold weather"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

RS- 4 colored man named Lewis
jackson, who has been an ostler at the
Fulton House for some time past, on Sat
urday night, 81 inst, elopod with white
girl, aged about II wears, who had been
in the employ of L. w. Stockton. Jack
son is one of the worst looking species Of
the darkey kind We know Of. while the
girl is said to he rather prepossessing in
appearance. When last heard of they
were about Unontown.-- WusAiRgt0n
{ Pa. Repiew.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

EVERY MOMENTS PEEcIoUs Exactly.
The seed is to be selected and planJed--
the ground is to be prepared. John has
no time to loose in making preparations.
The spring is Fastening on apace. The
seeds must be put in the ground. The
garden first. the field next. Prepare the
hot beds Look over the seeds--Select
those that are to be planted first. Note
in your memorandum the work to be set
apart for each day. do it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

MY gracious said Ike, if some fairy
would give me a pair of wings, wouldn't
go round among the planets thongh.-
I'd go to Mars and Venus and Jupiter
and Satan 'And I'm afraid you will
go there without wings interposed Mrs,
Partington.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

"AH. Charley" said one little fellow
to another, eve are going to have a cupola
on our house." "Pooh! that's nothing"
reoined the other; "Pap's going to get
mortg0gc on ours"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-12

AMONG the curiosities lately added to
the museum is a mosqueto's bladder, con-
tanning the souls of twenty nlisers and
the fortunes OF twelve printers-nearly
half full.
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KITTLEWELL,s GUANo.

HlHIS FERTILIZER Is NOT. AS HAS BEEN SUP
quantities Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano thoroughly
mixed and ground ne entirely removing the heating and
burning properties of the Peruvian and adding lasting
and real vitality, by the of the phosphate which tends
70 improve the soils permanently For wheat it equal to
any used be proven thousands who
have used IT, Several instances have been reported where
il prevented Rast Many who have tried it side by side
with Peruvian that is far preferable and that it will
charge The same quantity Of KettleEePs Guano used
per the Peruvian Prc $50 per Of 1000 lbs
5e-' B. T.. B0EK0VER, ~
...r,E --5..ts+ Commission Merchant,
Norfolk, Va.E
Also, Agent for Mapes Nitrogenzed Superphosphte of
September z, 1860. 72- Smos.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
--. AT RICHMOND
Session of lS6O.,6I.

..r... ..-. Session of lS60.'61. ...ss
TIME ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
II commence the first Monday in OCTOBER, and
continue until the first of MARCH.
CH. BELL GIBSON, M. d., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKSR, n. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. 80. .-.-
BEVERLY R. wELLFORD, N. d., Professor Of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics. ..
ARTHUR +. PETIGOLAS, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
L. s. J0YNES N. d. Pruesso- of Institutes OF Medicine
JAMES H. CONWAY, n. d., Professor Of Obstetrics, &c
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ. d., Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD. NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
This Instituiinp offers tn Southern Students every fac
ty for the attainment uf complete Medical Education,
Through she bcty Of the Legislature its late session.
appropriaiing the Of Thirty Thousand Dollars in
aid Of the College these facilities will be much
tended Large and important additions being made to
the Museum, the Chemical Apparatus and other
menis The College building is undergoing repairs and
desirable ateratossand new Hospital is in course Of
erection, in immediate proximity TO the College which will
greatly enlarge the means OF Chemical instruction.
Ample facilities will be afforded for the prosecution Of
Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of the single "Warren Prize" Of One Hundred
Dollars heretofore offered TO members of the graduating
class tsco priEes IF Fty Dollars each offered
for the best Essay any Surgical subject the other for
the best Essay subject pertaining to the Theory
Practice of Medicine.
FEES: Professors Tickets, leach sl5,) slo5
Matriculation, 8
Graduation. 95
Hf. DemOnstratOr Of Anatomy, 10
For further information, for cory Of the Catalogue
containing full particulars, address
l. s. JoYNES, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond. July 5, 1860. A-20t.
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RALEIGH N c. NEDNEs DAY. SEPT TElMBER 49, 1860
MISCELLANEOUS.
LARGE AND IMPoRTAfT SALE
I NnS NEGRoES 60

= LA NDS, N NEGROES, 60.
TN PURSUANCE OF A CERTAIN DEED IN TRUST,
j executed to him by John Harden Of Aamance county
and State Of the undersigned viii offer for
sale at the residence of che said John Harden in said
county on MONDAY the 18th day of October next the
following yaiuable property. to wit:
That Vel known and desirable tract of land which
the said John Harden resides which said land adons
the lands of George Forest and Others is situated the
waters of Alamance creek is healthy and pleasantly
I9caied and has upon it large and convenient Dwelling
1877 acres. H-fs Hf- -i 4'Ri
Aso the tract adjoining the above aud the lands Of Mo
Freeand A. n. Boyd and others which lies both
sides Of the public road leading south um the town of
Graham and Just out of the limits of said town. and con-
tains about 80 acres @'--
Also the following houses and lots in the sal town. to
wt:--The lot known the Noel place. the lot known as
the John Dancy place. and the lot known as the William
Dancy place. each of which is furnished with good and
convenient Dwelling House and oher out houses and
taius and bali acres Alsu nnimpruved lot in
said town, adjoining the lot of John G. Albright and
Also the tract known as the Harden Mill tract contain
ing and hree-curh acres, upon which there are
good Grist anil Saw Mills, both and doing thriving
Also, fourteen likely Young Negroes, men. women and
children and among them some very valuable servants and
fsd hands
Also large lot of first rate farming tools Of all sorts,
and well made complete set of Blacksmiihs tools
and Of Tanners Tonls; and well constructed cot
ton Gin of the best pent and lot OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Also large and good stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs
The last years crup of Tbaccn aud that of this year
large lot of Wheat Corn 0sts Hay and number Of other
articles not needed to be meutionrd nuw.a#
The above sale viii be upon credit of sr Mons, with
interest rum date. to all ten dollars and pur-
chasers will be required give bonds well secured for all
MOUNTS over thnI sum. .' y u .0 y" -',il
To those who may wish purchase the above property
any part thereof and may desire to examine for them
selves before the day of Se the undersigned will take
pleasure in showing H. and in his absence the said John
Harden will do SD. ..-f. .,rt 80
September IL, 1850. - b. .7S-tiaoct
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DUBLIc SALE OF yALUABLE REAL

UDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
III Estate WILL BE SOLD To THE HIGHEST
bidder befre the CourthOuse door in Tarboro Mon
day the lst day of Ocber next four and half los
situate in said Town. to wit: Nos 81, 3y 97, S. and Of
4s, in the plan thereof. -
ot> 81 8s and u Of 49, constitute the well known Ho
tel premises and the Stable connected herewh formerly
owned and kept by Mrs Mary Gregory, and they win be
sold tngetherhe other lots have been and
Kitchen Garden for the Hotel but they neces
sary for that purpose they will be sold separately.
The late Heury 8. Lloyd died seized OF an undivided
moeiy of the said property and by his will he directed
the to be sold George Howard Sr is The of
the other half and he is willing to unite with the execu;
tors of the said Lloyd the sale thereof that the
chaser may acquire the wh,es ek
The Rocky Mount and Marlborough branch Of the VIII
mingon and Weldon Railroad is epeation and the
cars making daily trips line of twohorse coaches
has already commenced running between Hamilton and
Tarborough and M ouh0rse coaches between Green
willie and TrhorUugh win start in few days. aud there
good reason TO believe that the travel thug Tarbpngh
will become very large may be inserted With confidence
that the proposed sale viii furnish opportunity for
safe and profitable investment. ~ s n -
Mr. Howard surviving partner will retain possession
of the property and conduct the business Of the Hotel
Ill the end of the year. when the possession will be trans
fered to the purchaser who can buy the furniture v
orable terms ,. Es
One fourth Of the purchase money will be required on
the lst day of January next and the balance the lst
day of January 1852 Ind il be secured by unques
onabe paper The last instament to bear interest IRON
20 =, wHTTMEL P. LLOYD, Executors of Il. s
-F'g and WM !NORFLEET 80 Lloyd
20 SRI ta GEO. HOWARD, Surviving Partner. ~
August 20, 1850. t,-s.E - q 7r.-. 1fI7 6e-tds.
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~ z VALUABLE fh
HAw RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

HAvING RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS,
Ii now offer for sale Of the most valuable lands
lying the waters Of Haw and its tributaries thai
can be found in Alamanee county 5ll ,"s'afl ~
L WILL SELL, the tract of land which reside
one mile from Shallow Ford Bridge, and half miles
from the Company Work Shops of the N c. Central Rail-
road &C. containing 400 more less $50 Of which
isin good state Of cuiivston and all the is in orr
gnal forest This land is we'll adapted to the growth af
all kinds of grain in this country, and above all
superby adapted TO the growth Of toe finest Tobacco
is we'll watered with pure and failing springs and is
well supplied with good meadows and It has large orchards
of both Apples and Peaches of good varieties Of both
kinds Of fruit has frat rate Dwelling House and
Kitchen, good Still House and Tobacco Barn and, in o
word all necessary buildings for the comfort and safety of
ans farmer The fences all good good Mill within
threequarts Of mile. aud very COED Mill Seat the
land This land lies ten miles noeth-west Of Graham. in
as healthy and civil neghborhood any that can be
found Any person desiring to purchase good land like
this, would do well to come and view mine before buying
elsewhere For further particulars, address
Ia fs5.-,,.,j FS,,stse !, G. W PALMER, ~ 5e-,
No,su,,.. ,sss,.qa ov nrrrs Shallow Ford Z Q;
r''f--'1' - : H'isfDi tgir1isuzih ~ ~ s'ig
roian- -ib cd Ia s2nm sW aojsrEIooh aid u 5ras.al
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"TEXAS LAND AND MONEY" Z"

TEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS RE-ESTAB-
LISH ED. r.--s a---.T-
A Ii HEIRS OF SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN THE
"A Texian War.of Independence, and who have not
ceyed their land must apply for the same before the LIST
Of JUNE 1861, or be forever barred
All persons iavng aay character Of claim hdteser for
LAND MONEY, against Texas secure the
same, BY properly prosecuting their ghts. ,- -.r
The undersigned has secerdL hoFshd of persons
entitled and al other data pertaining to the Texas land bu-
sness and will attend promptly any claim entrusted to
his charge. Address -,..'- ~ t-E
~ THOS D. WILLIAMS,
Attorney al Law,
Waco, Texas.
Refers to Judge Pearson. Judge Battle Gov Swain, and
Others. ,.-
March %. 1860. 24-smOs.
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FALL GOODS, 1850.

II AN NOW RECEIVING MY FALL AND WINTER
Stock of Goods consisting Of everything usually kept
in Dry GOOds Store, such Ladies Dress Goods Men
and Boys Aear Negr Goods of every kind. Boots and
Shoes, vey superior stock for Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren; also ur Gentlemen and Servants splendid stock
of Hemp Wool and Cotton. All wool ingram two ply,
and Brussels Carpets very rich patterns All of
which will be sold good terms TO puneua and cash
buyers they be had in the City Call and examine
before you purchase One door above R. Smiths Corner,
No. go Cheap place - 49, :
H. L. EVANS.
Raleigh, ". c., Sept z 1860. 72-l0t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1860. FALL TRADE. 1850.
. II I'LL a III 4 FAD. .s.
1860.

ALEXANDER CREECH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
rs NOW RECEIVING HIS FALL AND WINTER
u STOCK OF GOODS FOR ls60 embracing the new
est styles and mporatons Of the direct from the
Manufacturers and Importers which enables him. without
question, TO sell goods at unprecedented low prices
hope nv friends and customers will satisfy themselves
by calling and looking for themselves don fear any
honest competton-either Jew Gentile-as Hatter
myself that have in Store much the largest aud
most complete stock Of Goods have had the pleasure
that have Goods go of easily, readily
quickly and so many for LITTLE money. You shall
hear more about them in few days IS. .-
A. CREECH.
West side Fayetteville Street.
IN Raleigh N c.
September II, 1860. 73-3t.
Spirit of the Age, Register and Press copy three
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- mo. 27l -. 60.
JOINT RESOLUTION to reduce the price of Public Print

ing. ~ p n
Resolved the Senate and House Of Representatives of
The United States of America Congress assembled That
the prices established and allowed for the public printing
public printing and establishing the prices thereof and for
other purposes approved August twenty six eighteen
hundred and ywO, and by the several amendatorv
thereof that is to for composition, press-wor fd-
ing stitching and inserting maps and plates be- and the
same reduced ry per centun and that for the pur-
posc of giving full force AID effect 10 this resolution the
Superintendent of the Public Printing hereby author
lied and directed the accounts Of the public printer
or printers to be made out and rendered 10 him. bereo-
fore, under the provisions the August
eighteen hundred and fifty two. Except the printing
of the Post Office blanks which have been ordered by law
to be by To the Invest bidder and before
certifying the same to the Treasury for payment he shall
deduct from the aggregate amount of each
dered the Of forty per cenu and the residue shall be
received by The public printer printers as full compens
ton for the work stated IN said account THIS resolution
shall take effect frum the passage thereof .... 80
Approved June 25, 1860 .-
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 a. - ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED OR LYING
HI on both sides of the road leading from Green
vile Newbern.. and just three miles from Greeuyie
The tract contains All OF land about 200 Is
cleared part Of il is grown up in pine bushes for the
lack of force 20 cultivate Il. - 80
About Is or 80 acres of it is rich swamp, and be
very easily drained. On one of the swamps Mr. Wiley
Bell and Mr William Brooks have cleared or acres
next TO OF their part Of the swamp, which brings IRON
ten to twelve barrels of corn to the acre
Nearly all of the mp land is OF good clay foundation the
very sort of land 10 manure and improve upon Manure
thai is put upon amply shows for itself large por-
ton of Il is well adapted to cotton and would be Ealua-
ble plaptaton some owned ii who had force enough
to improve it. and put it in good state Of cultivation
The land has good dwelling house upon it surrounded
with beautiful oak grove splendid well Of pure water,
and is very pretty place to live at &C. Said land has
also an orchard Of ine fruit trees + p
Persons wishing purchase land would do well to look
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
| am determined TO sell. s : a,,-r-f. "A,
June 49, 1880. 47-6m.
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NOTICE.

Office Raj. d CASTOR n. r.. Co.,
Raleigh, Sept. II, 1860. I
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A of the Raleigh Gaston Railroad Company, having
Raleigh on THURSDAY, the Attn day Of October, 1850.
g.. O...r. W. w. VASS, Treas. and Sec. .
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
BALTIMORE, MD.
UNHE FIFTY.THIRD SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
IL Of Medicine Of the University of Maryland will COM
the 18th Of OCTOBER 1860 and end the lst
Of MARCH, 1861.
FAcULrY:
NATHAN r. SMITH. N. D., Professor of Surgery.
WM. E. A. AIKEN, M. D. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy . s - -s-
SAMUEL CHEW, N. D.. Professor of Practice of Medi-
@. w. AILTENBERGER NJ d., Prof of Obstetricks, &c.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, Al. ID, Professor of Anatomy
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medica
and Therapeutics.
GEO. W. FARNANDIS.M N D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Baltimore Infrmay, containing l5O is in close prox
unity to the College, and under the exclusive control OF
the Faculty that the pery best Clinical advantages
afforded by this Institution ,..-.- = "a
The Dissectng Room is abundanty supplied with mate
rial, and open daily until 10 O'Clock p NJ
Good Board be obtained from $S to "a per week
Prfessors' Fees $50 Mairiculation Fee, Is
Graduation Fee. $40 Demonstrators Fee, $40 &,
G. W. MILTENBEKGER, NJ. d.. Dean.
September 4, 1860. 7l-lm.
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sEyENTY.FIyE NEGROES WANTED.

SEFENTY.FIVE NEGKOES WANTED.
II DESIRE TO PURCHASE FROM FIFTY TO SEV-
Il euty five LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of both sexes
ranging from eight to thirty years old-such will be
saleabe in the Southern Market No unsound negro want
ed will pay Richmond prices for such as want Any
information either in person BY letter. leading to the
purchase Of negroes will be thankfully received and ber
ally rewarded Lean be found at the Marlborough House.
10 Raleigh. .- "a, ans s..
?. W. KING,
July 81, 1860. 6o-k
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NORTH.CAROLINAW WRAPPING PAPER
A s GENERAL AGENT OF z. B. SATER, PROPRlE-
"A tor Of the CRABTREE PAPER MILLS. / am ready
sell Wrapping Paper, Of all descriptions on favorable
Orders for soch pager solicited and executed with
promptness and dispatch 'al ~ -Ffi
49, Address, III LITCHF0RD, 90
ss.f.-..-., ,..i.,ss 5fs-,- 3, r Raleigh, N.G.>>
February 9. 1860. ,te-s- e. lo-tf
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Wash Tub. ;eqs - ~ .ysir
1t is admirably adapted to the wants OF the South
well the North and has failed to please wherever
tried. t-< :: fFst
common hand with and perfect safety TO the
clothing wash faster and better than four washerxomeu
can by hand. ~ y i 81 -
Orders promptly filed, with Machines having full direc-
tons for se BY the subscribers who the authorized
agents for the sale Of these great Labor Saving Machines in
the States Of Virginia and North .Carglina.
TRBADWAY & JOHNSON,
6S Sycamore ST.
Petersburg Va, Sept IA, 1860 7Etf
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DANAwAY FROM THE sUBsCRIBEI

IL on the LIST Of August, my Negro man Jos. MILLER.
The said Negro is fortysx years of age dark
hundred and sixty seventy pounds The said Negro
is nearsghted, and very quick spoken he is ditcher
by trade and may be passing BY the name of John Viii
liam Dunson. will give the reward of FIFTY DOL
LARS for the apprehension and deveey of said Negro
confined in any Jail in the State that get him
again. .-. s.-a lt5t e=7 srA A. S0RRELIA.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. II, 1869. Taft