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IMPRESS. AND TO APPEAR BY THE Isl

L OF MARCH - . .>,-r,-, rx-r,
ClSE, with Suggestions for the Soldier IN Bat
tie Compiled aud translated by X: Milton
Cary, Captain ~ Company LIST Regiment OF
Virginia Volunteers
This Drill is complied and translated from the
official books of instruction of the French Army,
aud is the GENUINE ZOCANE DRlLl.-some-
thing entirely new IN The sro rs IS
;ncs obtained from Paris. and printed separately
from the text in thiS; city. Something entirely
practical, being the Drill which has made the
the world.
Price so cents per copy--the cheapest Book ever
offered 10 til public.
ne Orders for companies in this State and in
the south solicited. Address orders to
WEST I JOHNSTON.
NB-Wlll be ready in few days, an entire
new edition of ~
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK.
Rv James X Lee ofsShe Isl Regiment of ' irginia.
Price 50 cents. :.
feE Persons renting the price, will receive 1t
free of postage WEST u JOHN
fe st Publishers.
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MARRIED.

on the eth instant, by tbs Rev. Philip Courtney
Mr.. WIN WALTERS and siss ANNIE l.. WAT
SON, eldest daughter Of James Watson.
- Baltimore papers pIeaHe COPY.
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nISsOLUTION.-Ih partner hip heretofore
- existing between MASoN BURNS was DIS
solved on 7th January, 1851. by mutual consent
The subscriber having become responsible for the
liabilities Of the late firm is only authorized to
sign for said firm in winding up. ~
All parties having claims against MASON
BURNS will present the same for liquidation, nd
parties indebted to y i. will please settle up
as practicable.
The subscriber, grateful for past tavors takes
the present opportunity to return his most sincere
ceived since going into the SODA WATER BuSl-
NESS and begs leave to notify his customers al nj
the public generally, that he will continue tho
BOTTLING BUSINESS, in all its branches, at the
old stand u Main street, where viii be found the
largest and best assorted stock Of all articles III
the BOTTLiNG LINE, South aud West ef Balti-
more. hIEPliEN MASUN.
n B.-Receving weekly, fresh supplies of
MUSSEY. COLLINS < cos CELEBRATED
CREAM ALE, in barrels ard half barrels, which
/ will deliver free within the corporation.
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ENDLESS SuMBEl
49, THE CONvENTION.

hereby offer myself candidate for SER
GEAST-AT-ARMs OF the Convention, and re-
specially solicit the votes OF the members.
Ies--fl5R J u. sfRUGGs, Fanqnisr.
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HENRICO LIGHr DRAGOON>.

~ Parade in full uniform at tie County
>Mn Court House, on WEDNESDAY, the is!h
YE& day OF February, at II o'clock, A. NJ for
dnIl, inspection, and election OF Captain.
Members who have not received arms are aspr'
eially notified to be present, application will be
made 10 the Adiutaai General for ali the arms 10
which the Troop may be entitled.
BY order oil Col. DAVIS.
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ne Yeast Powders.--J. w. GarIick, Rich
mOnd, Va, manufactures ''SEMPLE'S INFAELI-
BILE BAKING POWDER. His is the only fac
tory of the kind in the South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade on reasonable terms
As Northern manufacturers. selnPie's Powder is
Virginia preparation, approved BY all who have
used it.-Richm0nd Wing. fe
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BOARDING.

NS Use the Best.--semple's iMfalIible Rak-
ING POWDER. The best and cheapest in use.
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bOh Mi N q.
DRIyATE BOARDING.-A gentleman and
L wife obtain BOARD, and a very desirable
se0ond-story front room, in private family, on
Ross street between 18th and 18th streets 4 few
gentlemen can be accommodated with or without
LODGING. Apply at This office. fe s-lw*
DOARDING.-Two gentlemen and their wives
ID can obtain BOARD and two very me ROOMS
one nicely furnished-on moderate terms, by APP
plicatiou on the south side of Grace street, Just
above Sth.
ROOMS. suitable for gentlemen, which would be
rented, with Board, very reasonably. fe 1-3t#
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ID ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS!

w. stage, MILITARY TAILOR,
llrH SrREEr, RfCHAoSp, ~
- Is now prepared to make al kinds Of UNI
FORMS at the shortest notice and on the most res
sonabfe terms. llTH STREET, near the American
kE SCHABRAQUES and CAPS made to order
2S--lm+
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u U A X ID IN G

MRS. X. A. WINFREE, having taken the house
oyer the store Of MIR. w ). Tupmaus No. los
Main street, would be pleased to accommodate
several gentlemen with BOARD, either with or
without LODGING. fe l-5t*
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DICHMoND PLANING MILL. CORNER

IL MAIN AND TIN STREETS. Having pur-
chased the PLANNING MILL, situated At the cor
ner OF Main and 9TH streets, are prepared TO
execute FLAMING IN al its various branches, at
for cash only everything requisite to conduct tho
said business, and neither to contract author
ize others to contract debts for account of
the same, we shall, therefore, be enabled TO carry
on our business upon the most reasonable terms.
Every Kind Of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING, and every branch Of planning and SAW
IN done promptly, and upon the most liberal
terms. Orders respectfully solicited.
CHARLES PHILLIPS
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DOR III 1 X ga superior BREAD MAKER,
Il middle aged Also ii irst rate HOUSE BOY,
IL years old. Apply to LUCiEN LEWIS,
fe 1t Metropolitan Hall.
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T'HE "EXCELSIORs" HAVE ARRIVED
aud will appear at METROPOLITAN HALL
TONIGHT. Their programmes consist OF the
latest SONGS, GLEkS, CnoRUSES, DANCES, Sc
of the day.
Come early, and secure seats
our motto is, 'FUN WITHOUT VCLGARlTY "
re Admission, % cts. Nc half price
fe 6-itk JACK HILLY ARD Manager
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NOTiCE.-l tOrewarn the puDllc from trading
~ for a NOTE, drawn by me and endorsed by A .
>. Padgett. for FIFTI-FiFE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY FIVE CENTS, dated about the 18th day of
January, 1861. WILLIAM J. JENNINGS.
l,%
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Ne One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PIES lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, il properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. fe4
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NOTiCE.-By virtue of deed of trust exc
~ cuted by Mrs. Frances 4. Duesberry on the
18th day of December, 1880. aud Of record in the
Clerks Office of the Richmond Hastings Court all
count or otherwise are req uired to make imme-
diate payment to the underSig ned, otherwise sal
claims will be placed in the hands of officer for
collection. fe 2-8tkt J. II. SANDS. Trustee.
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d 'FVV7H W
I ME, LINE, LIME E. am prepared 10 fur
IL niSh farmers and others with SHE'LL LINE of
the best quality, in large or small quantities,
low, or lower, than ii can be obtained elsewhere,
delivered at any of the depos, on board of boats
my lime kilns, on the Canal at Bacon's Quarter
Branch, or JOHN j. WERTH szgellce, corner 10th
street and Basin Bank, or SNfN = HARwo0ps
Hardware Dealers, No. IS Mn1kxsHreet and they
will receive prompt attention..
IL linz WM SMITH.
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cIAkIFlGi,AL LEETH..;;TAAss
N HEADQ'RS CHESTERFlELDl
In LIGHT DRAGONS. co. IA"
4XM January Z 1851

--r--xA~ VIutI NV; II ~,
House, on SATURDAY, 9Th lust. at II O'CLOCK;
and, also, Court Of Inquiry will be held. 4
full attendance is required, a. business Of vast
importance will he broug ut before the meeting.
BY order of the Captain.
fe T--3t< GEO w. GREGORY. q. :
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

lfOK HIRE-Two DRIVERS, five BOYS, one
Il HOUSE GIRL one No. TWISTER, and four
MEN accustomed 10 all kinds of work.
FOR RENT-Two new TENEMENTS in d.
rear of my office, and three HOUSES below M..l
the Poor-i House spring, Just beyond the cor ~-A
poration line. GEO. W. ii. TYLER,
General Agent, Marshall street,
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rVHEREIs ONE THING CERTAIN, AND
GOODS. NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. ---Just re-
~ ceived new Spring style Prints, French Cali
Goes French Briliiants. few pieces Palmetto
Cloth, Satin L laid do. do With full supply Of
striped and plaid Cottons aud oznaburSs; Brown
and Bleached Cottons; heavy Twiiied Goods: Eng
lish Crown Ducks: heavy Farmers Linens for
mems wear; Bleached ant Brown sheetings, &c.
fa ClILES j CHEN tkN.
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PERSONAL.

THE PERSON who took DAGUERREOTYPE
L from the corner OF 9th and Broad streets, will
greatly oblige the owner by returning it.
fa
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i received another supply OF those very excel
lent 80 springs Hoop Skirts at 81 so. All in want
Of really good skirt should go to LEWIS, and
purchase one of the above mentioned as they ire
pronounced by all who have tried them to be
superior article. fe7
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I'OR HiRE-By the month or year, SER
L WANT WOMAN, without encumbrance Can
NJ RSE or wait i'll the house, aud is active healthy
aud reliable.
fe at L. CATTUORN
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COMMITTEE or ISyIrArioS-pink Ro.n-
Lieut.: 4 J. Tucker, Corp'l J. Mcdonald
SSerg n n. ,LanEiey, Grmast. II. n Mile.
Private JAS. A. Royster
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Under SHIRTS AND DRAW ERs-Th

A RABiCA REVALENTA-A new and deli
n cious diet for invalids also, Gaeshout, Heck
er's Farina, fresh Bermuda Arrow Root, &c., AT
EDWARD 4. ROBIN SONS
feS Drug store, 4th and Franklin SITS
GENUINE PARMA COLOGNE OF the ia
II nous AIN brand, in long bottles cheaper than
ever sold in Richmond at
EDWARD T.. RDBINS0y'S
fes Drug store, 4th aud Fran kiln SIS
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STITCH IN TIME SAVES NiNE.~n
n your hair IL Inclined 10 fall out, pufchase
bottle of EzEKIELS HAIR RESToRER. k~irt'
enee to ladies and gentlemen OF this city eah ,.
given who have restored their hair by us a's
| when ALI other applications havs failed
| For sale by all Druggists, Price u per bosus'
| Orders must be addressed TO
! ia ss~lmE n EZEKIEL, 60 Main st.
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COMMITTEE or RErEPrIoS-Uhae Ros,,.
Serg't b. +. Ashbv, Corp'l 7 S,o..
Private II. Woodward
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4 SERVANT WOMAN FOR SALE. PRI-
"A VATELY w e have for sale NEGRO WO-
MAN, well qualified has been raised in very
respectable family, and sold for fault hatever
If Immediate application is made, a bargain
be had. PULLlAM Il CO.,
ia Re Attachments
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=. IT For the Standard.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. %. 1861.

ror the Otandafd
WILMINGTON, N. G., Aug. %, 1861.
It is with regret that chronicle the first
death that has taken place at the Forts since
the taking of it by our men. Mr. Tanner, a private
in the Sampson Greys, died in the Hospital at Fort
johnson, Thursday about - o'clock a. m. His DIS
case was typhoid fever. The health, as general
thing, Of the soldiers is good In tho Hospital at
johnson, with garrison Of six hundred men, there
are but two serious cases of sickness. At Caswell
can hear Of none
1t is really amusing since the enforcement of the
militia law, to see the honorary members enlist
ing in any volunteer company which they chance to
be fortunate enough to get into. The people Of the
Cape Fear seem to have particular aversion to mi.
lit!a now. Not more than two years ago at general
muster the ranks of both divisions would string out
for nearly two hundred yards; in fact the musters
were characteristic of general muster but to-day to
see them out on parade makes one sigh for the Cap.
tains
This war is undoubtedly good thing for the
South, say a good many writers. God grant that
it may be, but to sail d. N the river and see all Of
our steam mills SILENT almost forces one to tears
! WORRELL.
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ARMY Accommodation Gatlin of this State
has been appointed Brigadier General by the gov
ernment Of the Confederate States fer the MILITARY
district Of North Carolina
Col 5chn Z. Grsysce, formerly Of the U. S. Army
has toeen appchated Brigadier General in the Con
Tolerate Army, and has been assigned to duty the
Florida coast
Congress has confirmed P. 0. Hebcrt Of Lehisi
ana, Brissdier General of the Confederate States
Array Also 5oks 4. jones' Of Georgia and Hugl
Mcleod, Of Texas as Majors. Also Charles String
fellow, Of Virginia. as Assistant AdiutaHt General
with the rank of Captaie.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE IN. c. STANDARD,
By McPuEETERS l. GIlISELIN.

NORFOLK, Aug "a, I66I
In consequence of the almost entire stoppe of business
by the have not given quotations OF GU. market
for the last three months. Our port being under rigid
blockade of business is confined still entirely to
home demand The large bodies OF troops however
in our negbborhood makes this trade much heavier than
usual and we give you quotations for leading articles
WHEAT may be quoted IS soc for red and white, &C
outside quotations readily while poor qualities Of RID
not sought for.
FLOUR is in tair demand. Wequote new Sup. 5 @ 81;
Extra S5M and Family $6L al. Old is not enqsred for
except limited extent by the Bakers and prices are r.
regular.
CORN is dull at IS q Acc; Spts. Turpt. s. @ 40e Tar
81 81 "a CO.. No demand for Resin.
GROCERIES-The stock is very light and prices high.
Rio Coffee S5 @ Acc; Java 4Oc. Brown Sugar II @ l3c.-
No refined in market. Nothing doing in Cotton
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CONFEDERATE LoAN-We learn from the Commits.
soners that the amount thus far subscribed to the
Confederate loan in this City is $4,000. This does
very we'll for beginning but the books here should
be made to foot up at least 100000. Let every
citizen who has $50, or $780, or $500, or s., 900,
or $4,000, which he or she can spare, at once in
federate government needs the money; and in the
second place, it good investment. Money is just
as important as soldiers. Thousands who cannot
60 to the field can spare money. Let them invest
right here in these bonds. They can lose nothing
by it, while at the same time they will greatly ben
eft their country. The bonds are good, if any
thing be good IN the way of investments, and they
draw eight per cent per annum.
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LOST

THE SUBSCRIBER. ON THURSDAY LAST, LOST
Il his POCKET BOOK, containing valuable papers to
him The POcketBoOk had bis name it in gilt letters
The finder will be suitably rewarded returning it to him
with its contents. ~
The Sucbcrber fobds oil persons from trading for the
following notes and judgments which in the Pocket
Book and the makers Of the hereby notified not
to said notes to any the subscriber to his
order: BIS.
One note for s24 dated October s 1850 and seued BY
JOS NJ Mangum one note for $l2 dated August g. 1851,
signed by R. Crawford; also eight judgments for costa
Der; also deed f5r land, from Edward Marlborough to
Cornelius Jordan and Hackney Poole The finder can band
the papers, &C., to Mr. MILLS H. BROWN or to me.
JAMES A. SMITH,
Wake County, Aug. "a, 1851. S6-vtf.
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments

3ishyp Atkinson's Appointments.
September 18th, Wilkes'orougH'
18th, Grove Chapel, Caswell Co.
18th, Lenoir.
soth, Vale Crucis.
{" 22d, Missionary Station, Mitchell Co
4" s6th Burnsville, Yancey Co.
" Goth, Ashevilse.
October ist Calvary Church, Henderson Co.
4" 3D. Hendersonville.
e" Sd, St. Pauls, in the Valley.
{" eth, St. John's in the Wilderness.
" 9Th, Rutherfordtoa.
=" eth, Shelby.
" zlth, Lfncosnton.
18th, Charlotte.
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We learn that VIM B. Astor did, after all, give
that fifteen millions he promised, in furtherance of
the war against the rebels Agentleman, Just from
New York, informs US that the property of Mr.
Astor which before the war was estimated ut twenty.
FIVE millions, is now set down at ten millions. Aaer
such . contribution we hope Greedy and others will
cease their abuse of Mr. Astor-Nese Orleans Delta
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"Gop BLESS THE LADIES "-What should We do
without them Where would be the comfort OF our
wounded sufferers-the heated brow, the parched
lip, the tender words Of sympathy, and the thou.
sand touching attentions which emanate so grace
fully and naturally from the sex, without their
charming presence. They have come to US from
all South bringing with them da'nties
and luxuries of every character which can sooth
or relieve the needy, and they are waiting by
thousand bedsides like ministering angels.-Rich::
DisDdtck -.,s
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YOUNG MEN OF NORTH.CAROLINA :

V1OUR COUNTRY Is INVADED, AND CALLS YOU
Il to arms. have for the present established my head
quarters at Lumbeon Robson county and invite the
Cumberland, Richmond, Arson, Moore Montgomery, and
other counties in the Old North State to rally tile Of
their c~nt hitherto victorious in all her pitched battles
will be accepted either for twelve months or during the
war; In the twofod capacity Of commander in the
mental host of Fin nue and of my country, propose
to lead You to victory over your spiritual as well as tempo
raj foes shall attend your spiritual well bodily
wants. God and country shall be raying cry, and
we must conquer.
Col Commanding.
August o. 1861 77-3t.
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WoRTHINGroN's CHOLERA MED1clNE.-A notice of
this valuable medicine will be found in our adver-
Using columns to-day. This is no Yankee nostrum,
but most eficacious remedy prepared by worthy
citizen of our own State. 1t should have its place
on the shelves of every apothecary, and especially
in the army, where some remedy of this sort is so
frequently needed. ".-
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.,,,,,t NoTICE-The STANDARD Is conducted strictly
Or ,pste,u. AA papers diseontinued at tie
Hp0" Wv NJ the time for Which they haze been fad. Sub
nx be notified FOUR before their time y out,
Ark on their papers; ind unless the subscription
- rsueped the paper sciA be d'so0"s'"rea 1"s 'ae
.;sh Thor, mill be no Departure. Watch for the cross
mark, and rene,o your subscription" \
"' w..tlv Standard 81 per amman, in adranoe.
Semi. Weekly, 81 per annu"'' !" ad'a"oe'
"a. Subscribers desiring their papers enaneeo %as'
mention the Post Office from" as well Ms the one ~
.,.r dss;re the change to be made.
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NORTH.CAROLINA COAL.

NORTH.CAROLINA COAL.
TINE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO- ANNOUNCE
to the citizens of Raleigh that be has made arrange
ments to keep hand constant supply Of COAL from
Egypt, in Chatham county
Persons wishing TO have COAL delivered OF their
residence can have ii, by making curly application
p. FERRALI,
Wilmington Street
Raleigh N. c., Aug. q, 1861. TIT
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TROOPS RAISED BY NORTH ARoL1NA.-We learn
from the report Of the Military Secretary, Gov
Winslow, which was read in the Senate on Satur-
day. that this State has already raised 25 regiments
and 4 battalions, making in all 2O,570 men. About
$4,000 of these are in Virginia.
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WORTHINGTON,S N. CAROLINA REMEDY
FOR BOWEL AFFECTIONS.
II EFT EVERY ONE WHO Is SUFFERING TRY THIS
IL remedy, and they will give it reference over al
other preparations. ii W. sysi-
into Camp as it will b fund Of great utility in many Of
the diseases incident to Camp life The Medicine can gen
orally be found at Drug Stores and with country Aer.
chants. at--- -.as1sg 3 .s6,l.. -5-s
R. a. wORTHINGTON, H. D., eF
Sole Proprietor.
TO whom oil orders should be sent.
Marfrcesboro', N. c., Aug. q, 1851. g T-smpd.
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SIXTH REGIMENT OF STATE TRoops.-Wc hear
that objection has been raised by some, to the ap-
pointment of Col Fender, Of the Sd volunteer rcgi-
mcnt, to the command of the 9th regiment of State
troops at Manassas. We happen to know that nine
tenths, if not all the officers of this regiment who
no doubt truly represented the men, preferred that
Colonel should be appointed, and that the regular
line of promotion should not be observed; and we
know also, that Co.! Pender is eminenty fitted for
the place. Gov. Clark has done well in appointing
him, and we commend him for respecting the wishes
of the regiment
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The LEGISLATURE

Mondays proceedings were crowded out. There
vos hut little, however, Of public interest done on
Monday.
MANY members were out Of their seats, and we
concluded they were getting ready for the Senate
rial election which took place on yesterday accord
to previous resolution, but after our paper went 10
preSS,
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COMFORT FOR THE SOLDIERS.

NrO SOLDIER SHOULD DE WITHOUT GOOD
II Seat. We have made great improvement in TIE
CAMP STOOL, whereby it is rendered firm and yubstan-
tia and at the time convenient and Cheap Our IA
clities in the way of MACHINERY enable as to make
these Stools very cheap.
specimen Of this Camp Stool may be at Col Var
borough's Hotel, Raleigh.
- All orders promptly attended to.
Address, SAMUEL NELSON 4 son.
Mcleansvile, n. G.
August "a, 1851. 77-itpd.
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NORTH CAROLINA CoAI.-Our citizens will OBJ
serve, by the advertisement in our paper to-day of
Mr.. Ferre that he is prepared to deliver coal from
the mines in Chatham, in this State. Mr. F. de-
serves the thanks of our citizens for his enterprise
in this respect. 1t will be impossible to obtain
Northern COAL and if possible we would prefer the
native article, If not so good as the Northern.