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DEMOCRATIC MEETING * srRgY.

TIE D--:,y--zr- u Su--r r2ei soog-5ing 70 sd-
j,rIa.; tx ~ >ai-r2zT z JC-e. =; tse CV1rt
HygNs Il DyD-yT-
IN rs.sl.-l q Cisas Tbi,lpss IL. meeting Eas
duly organized y ealing u. ~ Co"per. Esq. 70
tie char. AMI appointing !. Il Ns2~tl S-crsfs;r.
Tt. Dt5sc.s r tDe i-se.ing TeTs then explained
bY TIE c:lz:rzH " ~ the EpI:Iirzsilon d czdi
ds.e D. retgestt tie SI-srcrisi Di.tT.t oOlopDti
n TIE oJJf.ties II lsd.i:l. SURF. Al.eghsnr. A-De
and H1uzgs 10 tee Sfis'e n TIE rsIi legislature.
81 NDrt;sLzr,iira Also candidate To represent
S1rrr IN tn Commons. s;c all foT S'ieT55- 1'sers
i+i-.: ~ dsl,zz;e. irptD Asas WzuLsUSz DoT Gst-
k.n q wac unanimously
ks1uL,>J That JDrech D0l,SOn Be recommended
trst ciJDi1e. AMI the nomination oe let C;<n
TT the rs:.b=-ton oi tie other eouriie.-
commits r Ont from ezc Captain. Disfrict.
then sy;4y;f;ed 10 drsft ieslUtson-. pbeTeupn
they Lnte1 and ia = short time reported tie !y..0y
lny re-,lltipuA.
K,tz',rd That we reafi;ru the dortTine 81 the
Ci;ac matt ylatfrn JPN 'be question # slavery
TIA; deny tie ri@it q C"ny-e. interfere with
-lsrery 81 the state TsrrItyre.: that the Terri
;nrie sal rontrp! re-.ae TIE question: snt7ct
Oi.iy 70 the dec.,i2u 81 tie Supreme Court
K,>L,,d That regard the ssoessiOn frDr- the
Chsr!estGn oDure:,.o: 81 I.0rtion of the delegate
from II the Southern Sta:ez, premature and
u:,cs!Isd fH.
Eesoi,,d That He v ~ cordially support the NOM
in+e a. the Baltimore cpnveniiDn. and that ailI
support man fDr the Legislature. who vii Mt
sHityprt i:s rD-uir.ee.
E,Dgi,.i That cordially approve of the able
and pstFIntsc cpUFst 81 GOV. Eii- ard Uiil give him
our unts4i surport Tor re election.
K,'oi',d. That We opposed IN the system of
M r1L1r.Dt taxation A. recommended 10y tie Opp
stun party and ajTDratei by John POol, the Know
Nothing candidate FIR Governor.
E.1Dt,oJ That ~e recommend our Representa-
tTes b. lie al! honorable 10 pass 4 law to
move the obstruc'Ions from the Ysdkin River, for
the free psSssye II fish.
EeS0isId That cordially approve che cDUrse IL
the late Rerre.entAtiye in ia" house ar Commons,
X T.. Reeve, E-q and particularly. his effort. in
procuring the pasSage Of Bill removing the ob
siructiOns To the free passage Of f., up the Yadkin
River. and we believe the contamination Of
rights have been defeated only 10y imposition and
fraud. ralmed upon the Supreme court Of North
Carolina.
Inc vote was then taken on the resolutions ssria-
tenn and unanimously adopted
The convention then commenced ial'0t;ing for
cand!dateT. which resulted IT, the unanimous nOui-
nation Of Col. II. u. Waugh, in the Commons, and
Vim. IIaymprc for Sheriff
J. T.. Recycs moved that the proceedings of this
meeting be puIr he'd ia the Weatcrn Sentinel and
Salisbury Bl"Hsr.
The meeting then adjourned siDe die.
D. ". COOPER. Cm'n.
JAHEs H. NAVEL, Scc'y.
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.

OFFER FUR SALE A LOT IN THE WESTERN
II Ward Of the CRY of Raleigh, Containing about Il
scres near Burns Foundry, and but short distance
the Depot Of The n c. Railroad Upon this lot is large
shop by "a feet built for the purpose Of
cars carriages DC The situation is excellent one fol
building upon and if properly divided will make two OF
three good building lots The shop materials all sound
and will afford lumber enough 10 build large dwelling
three small cottages. propose sell the shop
with few feet North Of IT, and all the lot South Of
il, running back To the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
IL preferred will sell the entire lot Of about acres
which is good Dwelling with six rooms and all ne
cessary utbouses There is a well If excellent water in
the yard The garden is Of the best in the City, and
there is variety of choice fruit trees shrubbery &C.
the premises
This property, not sold in three months will be with
drawn from market Apply to at The Standard office
FRANK /. WILSON
May %, 1880. 4I-8m.
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NIRE HIGT PRICEs.-As most Of our readers are
interested iE the tobacco market Of DanyilIc we are
always pleased 20 have the opportunity Of furnish
Ing through columns, correct statements of &C
tual sales which made here Below is list Of
prices paid by Mr. J. w. PACE manufacturer Of
this place for loads parcels of the weed purchas-
ed at auction, from the 18th Of May to the I4th Of
June. Though it embraces the purchases Of only
one manufacturer We presume it may be taken AZ
fair sample Of prices paid for the finer grades Of
tobacco in this market.
List Of sales with planters names, given under
the certificate Of the Inspectors of Meals Ware
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LAWSON'S
HISTORY OF H-CAROLINA.
June llih, $50,

tREPsSI EDITION I7l4t
TIME ABOVE IL RARE AND INTERESTING
Il work, and should be the hands Of every Nurth.
Caro!nian. But tw" cupes Of The original edition
be found and il with a view Of perpeiuaIi8s
important portion of the history Of good old State
the undersigned undertook the republication. Lawson
Surveyor General under the Lords PrpprietOrs and
his account Of the then infant Province of
will be found both Instructive ard amusing As Speci-
men Of our auibors style, subjoin the following
THE christian natives Of Carolina straight clean
lmbed people, the children being seldom troubled
with ricketts, those other dsempers that the Europeans
are visited wthal! 'Tis a miracle one Of
them deormed in body. AS for those that do
expose themselves the weather. they often fair
and generally well featured you shall anywhere
and have very brisk charming which them off
advantage; they marry young, at thirteen
fourteen and she that till twenty reckOned stale
mad-wbich very ind 6erent character in that
country The very fruitful houses being
full Of little II has been observed that women long
married and without children in other places have
ed TO Carolina. and hecnme joyful Mothers
The bOok contains nearly 4OI pages duo decmo and will
be sent TO part of the Union postage paid 81 per
copy. Address.
O. q PERRY co.
Raleigh, n. c. 23-w&swlm-
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NHA III DuncxAcT 81 m ON NER-E SAT-
DIyEE nAI I'M ESEEE EAE C<oa2Tn=-Tbt DprI-
1nzz1aa Cd tEo ID cza63z-eS ~ LIZ lz-E Haf-
Issre coz5ez-io1b ezAs ~ znn-dss-s bU1 prudent
acl1n On M pat Ct I.e DezDD1scE- eE.-y SIZE
d me Cnl1n- Bu1 the nlEu-se % is 5ZTsasS Or tts
Democracy q Nu1iI Carolina zuyrx 7r5ueSsa.5T
c0Dre-R IA N the present c77sls How Eial 6ls-
Rez10ls zD7 the o=s-EI ctuseo.-- rsss+ sss xFt8S-
Cd: Tins Is the E-=z- E90esz5ua tina. Il,,r JresnE
I+Ee5 fsr sesztl0c La nS-zs Ia ..-1s-.1scT ike
men and Fzt-7Ots- All WHITTIER r1czc-r 1r o.sezz
re VII be 5D7D5 f-b1lE II r,sV5 rxust-z -zrse
thai involves tbe 5z--s5 rights e f-e.s- -s,.s.
that i1TusFes IS.zI Constitutional Fis-zles 1is5-
boonr zn5 i NAY o. tbeE Ers-
Ntz- E,oEiI 70 be d ze = new ct 40 t7ns-rz-icv
great: How i = Ezi1o 81 fas Dslny-acT u
Nor1bCz-o@zza % be e5tzs1: We Sc but org
way Lei distr5cz CS1E.ztsurls s,s he'd fgr11lxTEf
u eTs1T CoeyrzSoc8zl 5sz-11 "a liz STATE and DEL
esztes 70 STATE C0ore1zzoa % - spgsOu1eS 50 u
bs3c ~ Rals1gh- q some OtDs- cn1TtaieD- point
Tins COuTeS9rl vii ue c1zyJsoss6 II 5s3egztex f-Sr
f-or TIE psyp3e AID VII IL z5ls - -s1fT a6riEs6
IT. eItbsT TIE nOusir-0D IF BrsekiDrl5ye and LzIe
o ttsas q Dooglas and Fitzpatrick Jst I:is ~
ONE and re mistake Dg9 1;5s se-5-1erit II the
NUT1b1-zrOHs DezDoezzrT- Lz--Eo1T VII te res=u--
81 AID tbs Ds1Bo-zrT MI ezrrT "a. St2-s y ~
Fsnt--- Bot let take lie bel5 Il DuT present.
dist-sred oOD3i-Jo1- and u se- required - pr
dj1 our f1s
We have ID b=sitztjpn IN esTir-z tiEzt y Il IL
oITToaz1 ecEITS1t All Lane AZ or ErS- t-Jo5E
We .zT tols II adTzD1e TIA; UUr gEn Individual III
silva nsr BOT u misGD6eTs-oDd We are fr tbE
Constitution Il ts Tinted S:ztss rsz s1,5 t1s1 fr
the SSsA sDd Der -7EfIts Eus-zots=3 U1s3eT
>sr-sd INSTRUMENT Eeuce 4 ID Cl-Te-rio- To-
hsld, ne vii pi- t5e r1aes Il B-ee4Tn-53ge 1r,5
Lane to or head: and II - dg5Hg Es E=-l De
acting n 0b-cle3Se 20 seTse d duty. 81 cu- 4Ea
part and further. opinion, ise eE14ssitI1E tDs
TisbeS and Te6-cng TIE VII q DIIs-tetls x IbE
ri
les. brOtDe- Democrats IN dong Tins Ee eoDeeire
vii - disri1s,gin DUTY 70 og-zeE u or
country. 70 pos-e=Itr AID 70 G5J&s51,4Egi
R1zSk ISItex
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SALE OF LAND.

y CuUNTi.-COur; Of Equity, Spring Term. 1861
Robert T. Stockton The HerUn Mining Company and
others.
Pursuant order made Spring Term. 1884, of the
Court Equity the county Of Wake above emil
tied The undersigned Clerk and Master will pro-
coed SELL the Court House door in the CITY of Rs
leigh the Sd day Of July the Lands the plead
ngs mentioned and described wit: One-fourth part Of
about Five Thousand Nine Hundred and FySx Acres Of
Land situate and lying in Wake enuLiy and lately in The
possession Of the Heron Mining Company The being
The interest purchased Of Richard Smith, deed by James
Hepburn. also deed.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of six months will be given
to purchaser his entering into bond with approved
surety, bearing interest from day Of sale
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD C. &ME.
May Is, 1860. pr. adv. 50 92-x&swtdss
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Fur lie SEncE-l-
~ IL s-lIiL--- :
CE9x AcADUI, JpzF-V< Co v c.


TF1x ACAguI, JpzEF-RE Co v c.
-suns l.-h. 1854
NE HtaDB<I mar not t,e inappropriate % say
tEsz witnessed Iasz Sz1GrdsT 1IsEst a. Sm1Ebeid
Inc lz-rssz n1aEz enthusiastic x1c HARMONIOUS as-
seD6lsgs It liz Dsrfo1acT szs1 szE r herd Of
befoss u Lbs oyuu-T- Nc Dissenting Tolcs r1s
bez-5 during --,s Ebo5e ErO1se5u.E d tiss ceHTe-
15gn- II gas tbI3Er1 IN souIs -hz1 4 L I1nliD-
syn fs1De- representative EVais % sEs ID lt'e
rssi.ses 81 Tie csrIrs-Itaua fr 1ezisatTrE 5D-cK-
but bs rzDs forward Al a. szrar par q TIE ErD-
oeedis=s AID bfsDorztlr and yol7tesT E1tb6-ET tls
asYIsI1 fr t:is DVuinxtso1- and ifis1k-
= hs constituents g. foC1Ds1 by1orE Conferred lie
SPIKE AZ ieny-h e Ibs iupor-sncs Cf ha-D'TIT sna
opHo-1 81 azilrl AID Il sdFpc1-T Of The tir,s-b'rs
o-ed ;E11I,5J5es q he DezD3Isiie Fs-Ir: cUI1ry
N-slc E2ns I-utu-LJd szIe1cE ly--ss5T ~ s1Te
aIc c5tzl 0B.JI-s-s Cd applause tssln al quar-
te-- S9cDs q lbs GpposIilV1 were Frs-<lt 80 ttst
,JI-Js4s d. 1SuiG Il witnessing I.E cJ1ilssDn SDc
c,S1srd tbsT had Ges-a 20 long prvo1-g aud winch
Is Characteristic q TIE is- nOrcaF=z- rtggncs
- NAM % ne Oppvs-tl1n EsllIng listG the
rsnks cf LezDUzIcT- ! think 4 PROMISES god
- lie future prosperity q TIE Rspzoilc- II Ue
ulsr j3dss II lie future t.r tie E-seil The IA
jy-itr ~ iDs Doclirss 0f tbs literal EsTtr Il or
e3l1lt-r a15 scr COZ Lie WI " Ia Eest-T tnL-i
sEe- 1sgrt Il the cO3-fT.
az yo-aE n tie ez1se ~ ;-Ez-k the ITe-ict1or-
tbE D.rsy-scT II Tx Ke[Jut9se !, s-ruEsgeg t.-1sT
ii.zz eTe= D-iY-e- Tt-IT b-ll-rs NE sal csrDs
ct Il t;5e e,-piny ey--esI u,or= than cyD.osT.1s
trV-p 01e ed II t5s T,lya 20 tbe p-beT- s1L.Ii
lbe TTosF=tz sometimes joyks gsUy1y- Uui truth
c-osbed 70 ez1rh ..EsI r7s- sgs:1-
TIE E.i5e-l r-le II democracy - % TDu would
- 5,rls sr~ Eill ! ;.iI-re al a.; 'rsTE5L
There i To Ed democracy u TIE bears q
tx y>gy< u .l.r5,t i;g-D duff l1tI % TEAR
1utr &c az Sal More ErDa-
Y0--s. e. L J. L
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"VUELTA ABAIo" AND "YuGLrA ARRrBA."-As
dealers n tobacco and ssgRS abroad are not gener.
aily acquainted with the meaning of the words Va.
elta Ab9j&and pueim ArriJa, by which the differ
ent Qualities OF tobacco are distinguished here, we
think II proper 10 explain that the first means The
western part, or downward portion, where the sun
goes down. and the Inter means the eastern part or
where the sun rises. As the best tobacco Is cult.
waited In the districts most fertilized by the rivers
west from Havana II Is very general thing for &C.
gar manufacturers TO assure that they employ the
ban Aessenger,
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NEW ORLEANS TO sUPPLY THE NORM WITH PEACH.
Est Is expected that the peach crop Of Louisiana
this year will be large that the New Orleans mar
ket will be oyerrun, and II 10 proposed 10 ship by
express peaches from Mississippi to Chicago, where
they will arrive at least two months In advance Of
the season North Arrangements are being made
y Adams Southern Express for the transportation
Louisville, &c.
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ST. MARY-S SCHOOL

RALEIGH, N T.
Right Rev THOMAS ATKINSON, d. D., Visitor
Rev ALBERT SNEDES, D. D Rector.
Rev FREDERICK FITZGERALD A NJ. Assistant.
TIME TEIRTY-SEyENTH TERN OF THIS SCHOOL
n will Commence the sIh Of JuT- For circular
e'DainiBg full particulars address the Rector.
June - 1851. Sid.
Register. Fayetteville Observer Ne~hern Progress,
Washington Dispatch. Elz City Pioneer Nurfoh Herald,
Press, Petersburg Va insert the of ST. and
send their bills To DIR. SnedeS
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" Presented Ivy
JAMES MADISON,
To the
State Of North. Carolina,
IH9Iu

This copy, and one which somehow found its way
into the University Library, were the only copies
known TO exist Of that rare old work. Our State
Librarian fearing some future conhagration, or 9TH
er accident, by which Lawson. History" might
be irrecOyerably lost has just presented the North
Carolina public with second addition. The Origi
nal, redOlent with the odOr Of antiquity, having
been greatly be thumbed and somewhat be scrb
bled, by amateurs, in its dusky corner Of our Lii
brary, way up stairs, at our CaptO-(fOr the enthu
siastic Librarian treasured il gem, the KOhInoOr
Of his Cabinet which could not he allowed to leave
temporarily its congcnIa cobwcbs) has, by the
kind charity Of Mr. Perry and two or three asSOc-
ates. been Indued m new and comely apparel, and
sent out into the world, greeting We like the "od
clio" better Ourself, though somewhat tattered and
torn. The smell Of antiquity il with us like unto
the odor Of ripe peaches. The musty fragrance Of
this quaint and funny old book with its old paper
and embrowned, with its awful spelling and
misplaced capitals. has many :ime, and oft at sto
len intervals in that quiet Above, seemed unto us
refreshing a. the roses that boomed and gave out
their doors In the Gardens OF Gull But ours may
not be the taste Of the public. At least the public
could not have the benefit Of those precious stolen
intervals which we have so greatly priced To &C
commodate the public therefore, their kind friends
Mt the Capitol have rugged out the jolly old gentle
man In modern habllaments for public exhibition,
and right well have they arrayed him. His clothes
are all OF North Carolina manufacture-made to fit
and to fit well, by North. Carolina book tailors,
(Messrs. Strother Il Maroon, printers, and DeCar
teret Armstrong book binders, Of Raleigh,) and
honest laughing old John Lawson, Gent and Sur
vcyor General Of North Carolina" WILL II he gets
his deserts, be received with hearty welcome to
the parlor and Preside Of every North Carolins gen.
tleman who has q taste for antiquarian lore, and
relish for the queer humor and broad fun as we'll as
useful information, which characterize the book.
Poor old John Lawson! He fell victim to his
love Of adventure, and was slain by the Indians
He was lost but his work was saved
This new edition contains about 400 pages, beau
hfully printed, in rgs egible type, and Is for sale
by o. Il. Perry, prs.S %.
II.
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NOTICE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN.
May %, 1880.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN.
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing l3G acres 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 c. Railroad large, welLfnished
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: among
them Ice House, Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and q well Of pure water, DC.
The above mentioned property very desirable loca-
ton for school residence Liberal offered the
purchaser Persons wishing TO purchase referred to
the hessrs Tucker Of Raleigh, or to Heury r. Bryan,
Newbern, ~ @
The above property win be sold auction on the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAwAY
March 2, 1850. 1S-w&sw6mos
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE 4CADFyY

ORsSSE CoIE-T- v G
THE FALL TEN WILL UPES g. TT .v-
Il ezEIE-C- = UexkS- >1s64s-k zsrE = - g..
ksc saoGld So ~ DE7izB's IDe-Ez En=. - -
e.1TtEzDr= No 5eds-=sV- EBLess ~ yevG-E.ez *.
I5--= Ks neTe- b-a e sziis ElpS f-r- dr.
TTers Iez-s eIhstsa- 4 -. sclsy Teri a.: -,
tIF-B=1T k-ts lad a. 1fscs5 eskz
Bard 3 - I9o5-h= Tu=.sus s.. 5. g t,-s.: :,
II sz1a'ts- Iss tszits 1oe s2=zEo-Ss IL ~ - - =
E5eD1 i 10 a. So - s@er xSsE
IN ANDERSON, P~,es;.
JE1s -, 1851 50
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RDr7oEIAL LFE-Nr A. y. Murphy. late Of the
cambridge Southern Georgian. in retiring from tie
tripoi. thus expresses himself.
i nave tired and proved editorial life. and found
it a thsnkless, proti;leSs. and comfCrile>S one
thaDkleSs because sacrifices hiS time ard talent
for the public yelfare receiving in return vt ltle
gratitude from the unity he benefits: profit
less. because be uph0ds the principles Of his parry
and favores Rising !; and them TO power and psce
al the price Of personal friends: comorle> because
his duties uncez>ing. demanding his studies by
day and thoughts by night with few words Of com
fort from thOee whom he assisted into position
satisfied with the quantity Of fame and noiorety
have gained during my two years management Of
the Georgian and now congratulate myself upon
my retirement from the ardGous labor and vexatious
care Of such life have made enemies and gain
ed friends by the position have assumed in politics
and if former friends political FOES have taken
bragg at anything in the Georgian. ali that ask Is
that, as ! would forgive them. 81 hope that they
they may forgive me-
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From tie Raleigh K"g.,'er
ITf'II ITf HaIEiyU K"g'I'T
LAWSON'S HISTORY or NORTH.CAROLINA.
jazz, II. maxwell, Scc'y.

LAWsON'S HISTORY or NORTH CAROLINA.
EE-rmSTED TEON LOxDDS EDITION oF IVA
When Capitol Was burnt in 1891 great re-
gret was felt that what then believed To- be the
only copy in existence Of this quaint old History.
was consumed ia the flames. The kinI hearted and
patriotic Madison heard Of this regret and presented
the State with copy, which happened To have been
preserved among his large collection Of hooks The
copy il now before us. and on It's fy-lear in Madi.
sons own handwriting, is the following inscrp
ton:
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"That's part Of the sinking fund.-" as chap said
when box Of specie went to the bottom Of the
river.
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

GOLDsBoRoUGH, n. C.
TINE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY,
Il the 26th of July, 1860 Board and Tuition per session
so. For a catalogue address the undersigned.
S.M FROST, Prest.
June %, 1860. 26-WtAugl.*
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RAPID GEcE7H N a CTTT--FoE1T year ago tbs
city Of 2 ooklsn. near New York Exs ;siszss-i
little village u two thr=s thDQszni Inhabitants
The Directory of that ctT j1st puDi:s5si cl;sir.s
i73 psges Of cl1--E printed nsEoes and reidszsrs-
The entire number Of names i 53.51p and sUpIR
iag these 70 b= hsziS IL families and zlgEIrg earn
family to oprlsi-t q I've psTsos. tie population
will De nezriT z1I.y<Jh Toe-s ! supys,ss1 70 have
ben increase If p 30 within tie lzst yes---
There are one hundred and fty-Six plsoes q Te.i-
gsO1s worship. giving church Accommodations
little over ont-;hiri tie entire population
Perhaps the prosperity Of Brooklyn nav - al
trbuted in some MEASURE 70 the Immense nunb=-
Of the popular Smiths 10 make il then zbniz--
There are ab1u; SeYen kuni-ei Smiths IN th= city
Of Booklyn, Of whom eighty Eej"ice the
Of John Sniih--ktekas1Ed Di|J,1tck.
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NOTICE.

TNHE NEXT MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
OF Tie Raleigh d G=<tan Ras.rus6 CazlTznT viii be
led ID R.ieigh, On THURSDAY the 5sh july l>sc.
" W VASS
Treasurer and Secretary.
Rale Oh. June x. lSsa. =S-fd.
- Petersburg Express Pablish tuice a week till cav.
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BLACK MOUNTAIN INN.

THIS HOUSE, SITUATED Al THE FpgT 0F
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HILLSBORO, NC.

MILITARY ACADEMY.
TINBIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI.
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Col @. c. TEW formerly Superintendent of the Stale
Military Academy at Columbia, s. q.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE, n. c.,
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w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
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lust RECEIVED, Bills. FRESH ALE,
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The TAX COLLECTORS in each District viii aiSo a.
tend fer the purpose If collecting the TAXES due for The
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BANK OF THE STATE OF yoITHc,n,

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