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From the Lancaster Ledger
NoRTH.CARoLINA MILITARY INsTI1

N0RTH-CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Mr.. EDITOR: ask space in your columns. that
| may say word in regard to the North Carolina
Military Institute located at Charlotte. The object
of the Institution is to give Literary Scientific
and Military Education, equal to any that can be
given by any Military School in the Southern coun-
try. 1t has been chartered by the n. c. Legsla-
ture, with power to confer degrees upon those Ca
diets who complete their course which covers
four years. The buildings are commodious, and
very misunderstanding beautiful site in the
edge Of the town. The first session opened with
last October and closed with July. The whole num-
her Of Cadets was 142-ten Southern States, New
Hampshire and the District Of Columbia being rep
resented. The prospects indicate that the number
next year will show a considerable increase.
The school presents many advantages, but the
thing which makes it prominently worthy Of pat
rOnage is the high character and entire competency
of its Faculty. The Superintendent is Maj. ID. H.
Hill, native of York District, and graduate of
West Point. The last two mentioned facts are
enough, of course, to prove that he is man of
bravery and fine military education. Such he
proved himself to be in our with Mexico, where
his conduct and heroism were such as to lead the
South Carolina Legislature to vote him splendid
sword-a mark of appreciation from the mother to
her son. He has been connected with institutions
OF learning, as Professor for about - years du-
ring years of that time it was my privilege to be
taught by him, and | speak advisedly when / say,
that teacher, he has few equals, perhaps no SUI
perior in the Southas disciplnaran, he is rigid,
with the constant conscientious aim of being just
The other members of the Faculty are, Lieut. Chas.
c. Lee, graduate Of West Point and late of the
.. S. Army. Lieuts. Geo. NJ. Edgar and Robt. NJ.
Mckinney, graduates of the Virginia Military Insti-
! tute. Lieut.. Chas. p Estill whose education was
/ obtained at Washington College, Virginia, and in
| the University of that State; and Mr.. Armistead
i Burwell, graduate of Davidson College These
gentlemen are entirely congenial and thoroughly
united in their aim to make this first class school
boy desiring to be admitted must give certificates
Of fair moral character, and the Faculty pledge
themselves that the vicious or the idle shall not be
retained They say, that parents may feel salts
fled that their sons are doing WELL so long as they
are permitted to remain Cadets in the n c. Mill
tary Institute" Let the boy who goes there, take
his teachers for his model and he will make man.
Business letters should be directed to Maj D. H.
HILL Superintendent Charlotte, N. C. have q
few catalogues which will be glad to give to those
! who wish to look at them.
J. N. CRAIG.
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a GRAND yIRGINIA DIscov no.,

Some FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR Excel r,,-
~ townsman, NAPHTALI EzEKlEL, informed ms LINT
bad prepared hair resiorer with which he was mat be
menting upon his own head whose top was eurI pe'
saw him two dayseince, and the place SO bd "ad
months since hue crop of hair has sprung up with ur
orous growth So convinced is Mr.. EZEKIEL of The Sg.
cy OF MS discovery that he has named it emea.
sThe Infaliibie Virginia Hair Restorer &,
Mr. =. is about going into an extensive manuf.ctn,o,
article which destined to prove xious inter an
bald pated friends From Richmond Eaouirtr 6G our
] 18th, ls59. 4 - . DsetmCt,
This famous article can now be had of the r.;
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head
have only to use the restorer according 10 prntaS a
tons the bottle Those who have any doubts Of os
cacy. have them removed in short time NV ms en-
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER 1S St4g The
thatit is all that it is claimed TO be- proving
Wholesale depot for orders. So Main Street
N EZEKIEL,
RIcHSoSD November IA 1880
4, n EZEKIEL. take oath on The Holy Bible tb., II
oeen bald far the past IL years. and have restored
by using EzEKlEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTOR Ri! Hsr
IKE aov .,,o., - bos,. =, N4PnTALI EZEKIEL.
JOSEPH MAYO
For sale by '""oOo.
P. PESCUD
,ey,oen 49, Raleigh NC
.y =, Hoo-e. S-w&SYly
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SALE FAyALUABLE FARM.

IN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9xp. $780, SHALL Of
" fer for SALE The premises in the county of Perqui-
mans n c. the Farm upon which have lived for the past
several years.
The Farm is situated Immediately upon the junction of
the Perqumans r with the Albemarle Sound and
tanning $40 of land SEQ of which in high
y improved and cultivated condition. and well adapted TO
the production Of Wheat, Corn and Cotton.
The Farm is mostly highland and the heahiness of its
atmosphere, and the ae facilities for shipping render it
Of the desirable estates in Eastern North Carolina
The buildings including substantial residence large
and commodicus barn and stables overseers house.
and extensive negro quarters in thorough state of
repair
There also attached two fisheries upon the Sound
and the other upon the River which have been operated
successfully and with small expense be again put into
operation.
Terms shall be made easy.
Possession will be given the LIST day at January 1860
and the purchaser shall have the opportunity of raising
large Wheat crop he may desire Immediately alter
the sale.
The respectfully invites the Farming Public TO
the advantages which herein truly forth in regard
to his farm and refer them to any citizen of this ad
joining counties for confirmation of the He will
also take great pleasure giving all persons who will visit
the premises thorough opportunity Of examining its ad-
vaniages for themselves .
CHARLES W. SKINNER, Jr.
August "a, 1860. 6s-tds.
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Office II. & G. X. r. Co., =
AUGUST l5th 1860. (
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
fee Of this Company until the lih day of September,
ls60 for furnishing materials and building the following
Ware Houses (of Wood: One Henderson, 1870 80 one
at Frankinton, $50 80; and at kttres SO 80.
The plans and specifications to be at the office in
Raleigh and with the Agents at Henderson end Franklin
ton after the 2lst inst.
TT. HOLT Superintendent of Buildings will give such
explanations may be required
The Company will reserve the right of rejecting any
all bids
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
W. J. HAWKINS, Prest
August 81, 1860. s7-td.
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Raleigh, Aug. A, Il
NOTICE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN.
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing 1876 of land,
about so Of which cleared part Of it good meadow
land situated about miles west of Raleigh ard half
mile south of the N. G. Railroad. large wefnished
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: among
them an Ice House, Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and q well of pure water, &c.
The above mentioned property is very desirable loca-
ton fer school residence Liberal terms offered the
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase referred to
the Messrs Tucker, Of Raleigh, to Heury R. Bryan,
Newbern N. C.
The above property will be sold at auction on the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. GARRAWAY.
March 2, 1850. - - lS-H6sY6mOs.
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R r RANDOLPH,
r NJ ElGGETT,
J. A. HARTMAN,
l. CHANCELLOR.

TWAS moved and seconded that 81, 600 copies of
the speech of the Hon. D. K McFsae of North Caro-
lima, be published for the use of the Democratic
party.
The motion was carried unanimously
Mr.. A NJ. Barbour arose and said he was going
to take the stump for S. A. Douglas, and intended
to do it with clean shirt tool He knew there
was game playing over in Charlottesville, and he
intended TO play as many as they.
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Later from Honaurats.

1 New ORLEANS, August 26-Honduras advices,
say, that Gen. Walker and Cabanas will probably
meet at Comayagua, when General Government
will be established.
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HILLsBORO,N Nc.

MIJITARY ACADEMY.
NNHISF INSTITUTION OF THOROUGHLY SCI.
enti6c and military character. is under the conduct Of
Col C. c. TEW formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, g. C.
Circulars viii be forwarded on application.
February 49, 1850. 7-w&swIypd.
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r. q BATTLE.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
CHAs E. JonSsox President,
w. w. HOLDEN, Vice President
H. W. HusrED Attorney
w. H. JOKES, Treasurer
r. FL. BATTLE Secretary,
W. H. MCKEE, Med. Examiner.
O. BUsBRE e. Cbu
W. H. Mckee
For further information the public is referred TO the
pamphlets and forms OF proposal which may be obtained
at the office of the Company any of its Agencies
Address. R. h. BATTLE
Secretary.
Raleigh, Aug 4, 1880. 6S-ly
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STYLES AND PRICES.
Retail Price. To Agents.
No. I. Large Double, Silver Plated, 80 cts. 90 cts
g." g. Double Silver Plated IS rs
3. Double Silver Plated, 80 IL
"a, 4. Small, Double Silver Plated 25
8. Solid, Double Gill, Mild Edges,
Coin Style, (Patented,) IS 10
:" 8. Shell, Double Gilt, 25 9
I" Z. Single. Candidate for Presi-
dent) Gilt 10 s
1" 8. Scarf ana Shawl Pins, large
Oval,) 25 10
I" 8. Badge Pins Portraits of both
Candidates, Ia perfect Gem,) 25 10
q Terms Cash delivery, land charges)
"a Samples Of either number sent by mail, postage
paid, on receipt of the retail price
a Packages Of less Than ten, at retail prices.
Address, X. CRUGER, :
742 Broadway, New York.
HERE'S HARVEST FOR AGENTS.
NOW READY
Prince of Wales Melaineotype Medal.
August "a, 1850. 6s-lm.
EoR sALE.-A GOOD RocKAwAY AND FAM.
- LIZ HORSE. Apply to -
august "A, 1850. 6SE4t. q
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NORTH-CARoLINA MUTUAL LIFE INST.
RANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE RALEIGH, NC
THIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL.
healthy lives between the ages of Ia and 60 years
iHr one year, for seven years. for fe-the dssyer, far
life participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
between the ages of 10 and years. arr insured for n
year or five years for two.thlrds their market value
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof is
presented. s-s'l f'O'
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1861.
Gas I. JOHNSON, ]. NJ. LoyEJoY,
w. W. HOLDEN, w. JOKES
QUENTEN BUsBRE TX p RATTIB
H. W. HUsrED, J. g. WuLIAys
W. H. Mckee, C. b. RooT
EyERARD HALL, p F. PEscun,
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS or
VIRGINIA & NoRTH-CAR0L1E.
FOWLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE FRUSTRATED PERUVIAN cr,,,o
TIE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT
EERTII TZFR
FERTILIZERS.

YET OFFERED 10 THE AGRICULrURISTs
END0RSED BY Dr. r. H. StabIer. of Alexandra Y,
II and Prof. Campbell Morft. of New York w. - "a
most eminent Chemists Of The United States as tbS u me
combination OF Phosphate and annotated G UASGSV n!
offered in really soluble FORM 1t is comnoseJ s !eI
Peruvian and Sonbrero GUANOS, of our own m NO
ton from the Chincha and Sombrero Islands and w
ed free from all impurities It has been severely
many OF the most successful and intelligent rnsrS y
IN Virginia and Maryland side BY side with Pernv n
no, and It's superiority alone fnlly proved BEING rs Ia
cent cheaper The SOmbrero Gnano before bers S ge
to the Peruvian is rendered immediately SOLUBLE b
process but recently discovered and peculiarly ou ~
The value OF Peruvian Guano combinet with tbis s
Phosphate can hardly be uyer-estimated as an n net
constituent is supplied by the Sombrero which tb pam
Wan does not possess in 50 high degree when used ar
Price $50 per ton of Z, 1000 pounds,
To those who prefer it, viii be prepared to furnish
NO. PERUVIAN and Som6rero Guano, direct from the Is
land Also, Columbian, Mexican and African Inapns "
FOWLE & CO.,
Alexandra, Va.
HILL H0RFLEET,
Sole Agents at Richmond Va.
august - looo. Sl-w&Sw4m
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS,

| .r CONTAINING
Beautiful MeIaincotype Portraits of the Cam
| didates.
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- HARP."-This new Music Book for Sabbath Schools
contains 500 Hymns Ghornses and Select Pieces for Sab
bathSchO0 Services Social Gatherings Picnic and Home
Circles including the best of all previous collections WIN
large number Of pieces. The Olive Branch Dos
toni remarks We have met with book OF nao-
bath School Music which could unreservedy recon-
meud TO the special attention of pastors superintendent
and teachers and TO s persons interested in the moral
and religious culture Of the young Price Is eens sz'O
per Dozen Copies mailed, ostpaid.
Published by o. DITS0N Gu,
( ss.-. 9f7 Washington Street, Boston.
Z An0nst 1 1874 = ste
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TO BUILDERS.

Raleigh. n. c., Aug. IL. 1860.
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l4ss.sft5 ssfslsJuA N0taeA 81 49,. -. -. :
fElg ~ 4 nv kgsi m .s.ssr - zkSfo kTDs
tstxE saa =. ls.sa s.s sepszsssss ~ 81 "a o.
nrTIs d Bfzs5kH. Ask siesreem % IfsnkIn 49,
our deors below Wsu sirss and aoat 90 49,
I~r - ONES ~ fsiam Bella sd Respectfully see -
f.as.. ~ he patronage which - tbsf.H sxsHaop
WIN m Bs,fs ~hIe IN ihs arm u Pnlli9u Beta :
sst, rse ~ an '.is'ss. " " ss'issh n Belts
R,o..osp. MAY IS leo. rs s.sls may DANa
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1890 SPRING TRADE. 1890.
ELLETT &c WEISIGER,
Manufaa trrsss and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and straw Goods,
No isI katn street., opposite Escaangs Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
AvfNG made extensive preparations are now onefng 10
nerchi nis Of Virginia. Nor Caolinn and Tenn's
see prices which sale the taroes dad
mqst complete sot Of Spring dnd Sann,sr Goods eyer got
up this Market which for quality, variety and sedace
be exercd All they ask Is look before purchasing
elsewhere. ORDEHs strictly and promptly attended to.
Mr. j. L. uurcnixsoS formerly Of Union Monroe county.
Va interested IN business and win devote 70 his yalna
IL snrvlces. Elicit WElSlGEb
feb II dtIuar 10 81.
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-.t t FRANKLIN &c Co.. Gig
GROcERs & Confession l HsI i MERCHANT:

No. ~ Aaim Street. n@1s door % liberty KareAoase
-.vvh6sH Y Na & H III = sd Y KG, Va,
Ii 80 bags BIO, LAguira and Java Coffee; .
100 bblA Brown Extra c. Crushed and Pulverzed Sugar
10000 lbs. Lcaksvte and Union Cotton Yarns;
30 kegs Old Dominion Nails; fl, .-
200 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt
30 hUxes Adamantne and Tallow Candles: H 1-r.
$50 sides good Sole Leather; s..et ....
500 Blankets;
10 tons Iron Hammered, Rolled Bail Horse Shoe Round
Oval aud Hoop; ~
10 cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes; IzI"t.
New oreaps and West India MOlasses fine ~p Bacon Sides
Loaf Sugar Nackere In barrels and kite Gree and Black
brown and Toilet Soaps Rice Soda Spices ginger PeI+r
Sa-Peire Alum Extract Logwood Indigo, Nader stach
Hha' Grind stones Grind stone Fixtures Horse shoes Nail
Rods, While Lead Zine Tanners O Upper Leather Cast
Sso, Lead Painted ssetsa sugar Boxes Nsst: Tubs
Wrapping and writing Paper Shoe Thread, Twine, Demohns
,L p~a Domestic pss Lnssy J..n. Ker:eys FnI Cloths
aud general assortment Of nne and coon aucss Wines &c
tD Particular attention paid 70 the Tobacco Wheat
tanees made hpr The sale OF same oca S9-.iActs
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Bargains +! Bargains ! :

lust received large 10. Of fine Bonnets elegany trimmed
ID from es50 to t450, p
Hats from 10 cts. 10 - ? saa 81 .s=s. .--
Wells, 10 all colors from SIX TO IS,
Flowers, ROuches, Ribbons, French.
Corsefts 81 rs and 81. 30, I's.I saI
M"op Skirts from W. cis 70 ~ 90, snme ~ spring.
Man las fro $3.50 TO 40, and great variety OF other
hne goods In line such prices win guarantee their
sale If the ladies will with exaunsion Of ,cm
RQSENSTEEL 4 GUNTHIER,
mays E " iss Main street
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PATENT AsPHALTIC

II Q Q F / N Ct # LII
LIGHT Cheap, Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water
sisoad Depots Also an entirely new and superior
Rooang Cement
~ Agents wanted. Apply 70 ~ Fe,. ii.,r
L..-9 EDMISTON BROS,
ap 30d3m Bowling Green, New York.
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RAyELERs and Merchants from virginia Tennessee the
\ western part OF Ge"ra and The Northern part of Alaba
p anu mississippi are inirmed that connected through
Passenger and Freight us has been arranged ana s now nun
nng three lines per week between Lyuchbug Va and New
York by tho Railroad City Point and thence TO
New York by the New York aud Virginia Steamship Compa
ys splendid line Of rst ciAas wheel
town. jamestown and Roanoke.
AFFORDS advantages above all others tits cheap
@ ana moss agreeable route
hose coming over long line railroads. they 70 on board
the steamships the evening Of the day they reach 1ynchbure
nnd nut large slate rooms and all the handsome
lions 70 ee found IN the hes! steamships and amer ses
voyage ' are In New York perfectly rested and ready for
state Room on Steamers Included $I2 ~
As Freight route this line 10 the shortest and best bet
New York and the South West The StsanshIps run along
side me wharyes Of the South side Railroad Company nj en-
rsn @d there no drayage Of Good everything hi"s
WIN TIE creates, dispatch The following Tariff Of iroug
Company and al goods forwarded free OF chara shpr.rs
wishing 10 avail themselves of through raj mus 1ayc
their goods marked care Of Railroad Agent CITY Popt
RATES FROM NEW YORK T5 LiSdHBuHKG.
We. % e,s = '' ss t:' -. 4o tia.''
sAM'L q. BAPTIST a Co, Agents. Petersburg Va
LuDLAM d HIENEKIN, Ag's Ilo Brosdway, : y.
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Ann SACKS COFFEE Consisting Of Rio Laguira Java and
4UV Mocha-part very choice. -
apS #.t ,.t-#.a IRBy b SAUNDERS
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Forwarding Rus;necS-

fNNhE James River ant. kanawha Company having accede
Il To the proposition side r. k 90 4,
le rates on boh foues have been compelled advance my
Ih'eS am however by that arrangement enabled nut
goods through nj ~ " % below south Side Road
GO, provided they adhere to the spuaons; ar
tteles Thu diefestce will he much greater auy rat. nm
dstermiRsd 20 reoe to TIE goss6ls pVint on
d9e which the high tolls will permit ana line merrhAn, or
yncoburg and The West viii lind greatly 70 tler advana,e
10 ship their goods via Richmond A. a. LEE -s
.---. -. .,ss Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march l,ls On the book, Richmond VA
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VEGETABLE PILE 0lNJMENT.-Fm Blind Bceaina or
Painful i1ies THIS ointnrni Is made from the pc nf
mn emil ent physician and be rei,d being adapted
The mosi obstinate Made and sold BY
may 10 III ruuiP>uN Drursist
DARAFFlNE OR COAL OIL CANDLEs.--l have on hard
small LOT OF ihesc Candles; They beet
sperm Candies For sale cheap by
ANDREW BOYD.
{ an ~ l0s Maiu Street. LSnchbsrs,tA
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W DOL Cardinp.

Wool Carding.~
nUR CARDS In perfect order having been newly
hled an thoroughly repaired are prepared to
Cardng In the very best manner at shortest noticc
nave AGAIN secured Tho sersices Of Mr. COLEMAN
Of Nelson eoa Crder Of great experience VIM earded
US .he last season, and gave entire satisfaction.
You that want GOOD ROLLS send in YOUR Wooa eary and
we VIII end1asor W card all comes In Without any
spare no pains TO pease thse who may patronize
we WIZ Keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale and
exchange for Wool. - - - -
Ie HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for Wool delivered
''o,e u, MN. NOWLiN d MURRELL-
may ~ Lynchburg, Va
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAEE
No 11Z Min atreat Richraond Va

No LII Main Street, Richmond Va
40 HEREWITH beg leave to inform my ffiends and
nc public generally that am In receipI ii my
fALLsioOk or GOODS, larger and more varied
sdad Di"ner re and Ioet Setts PITCHERS, Dishes I7ate
fc tc Also, White China and 6rdnte OF the best sa,s
and styles Ia seits and by the nge pair Ny STOCK for the
WHohEsE Trade have selected with great care feel
sared that can sell AZ low any repacking house In l
United states as receive my goods directly froai the
iurer. call 10 respectfully solicited
July 32diy D. Il, TAYLOR Richmond n.
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Urinary Organs,
Whether existing In
Male or Female,
From whatever cause originating and ne matter Of
.-,.. How Long Standing.
Diseases Of these Or require the aid Of DlURETLC
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ....
Is THE GREAT DIURETIo,
And 10 certain to have the desired effect all Diseases
FOR WHICH IT Is RECOMMENDED.
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Fire Lite and Marine nSu rdnco ~
Ivnnhbuxg 0ouo q Fire rngufaDoe Company.
f(HIe CVnpany fnsaraDce asath losa o. damage y
Fire on Dwelling aoasss eiorcs Tobacco faen.fcs ana
slacr BsldlaTN Furniture Gee Wares and Merchandlss,
sueray d and country the noe favorable terrnA
mak ssssasse - iAs hssa q all psr.ens enjoying
rood beah and a scsnd esasuos fs thc whole durAon
ofnie, or for limited period
Slaves employed Ordinary occupations, will be insured
reasonable ternA Z, ii
The Company tske nari.e hsks fan ana any Of
ne NorsheTn o. Southern Ports favorable rates.
o pIREcTORA
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prssdeah
JAMES n. c0DRS. Niee prusident
JAMES u. LANGHoRHk Chlsf Ensinco.
Jons OTsS TAyIoa, DAVID T. SPxncl
JAMES r. PARn JomN r. Dawn,
M d. SraAx1ox, NAURIos g. LAsononNR,
i dckMxxx, cAAA X sLAUgsrKh
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
DR. wM OTwAY OWEN. Nsdicai Examines.
The Medical Exainaen a sshjsoss 6s Will b
made the once o. the Company each dsg ketween he
hours Of . and 4o'clock. r. n fsb S5-dh
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. .. a. r..s..s INss Yea lsAyD = sszsez,,
-PETERs. CAMPBELL eco
AEEERs,

DUY AND SELL UsesFTsat noney. cs.ets f.
ID q - poisis In the taisd s,s,r. ~
ada exeeul eres TO- he purchase ale of Siocks %
.er sscprities upon Comsse.oe, and coudact I'M ,
- general Ankfhg base ~ III ne aepsrsnens epht'
Tie dnp In Aseohnafg - feaelss sPeaee Co., yho will
psvnp stisaiisa - any business entrusted 10 ihe
len 1 -o-o.s--------- \
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Sn BAGS Black Pepper md Allspee,
w 100 Mats CHINA.
20 Bags Race Ginger,
~ Boxes Pure Pear, Starch
20 Bates Candle Wick. For sale by
PEEL h STEVENS,
mn sta 30 King street., Alexandra
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