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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-17
The Inauguration.

The Senior Editor of the Fayetteville Obserrcr
writing to his paper from Raleigh, says:
1.-The oaths were administered by Chief Justice
Pearson the Governor repeating the several forms,
and at the close of each subscribing his name, to
which the Judges all affixed their as witness
es. At the close of this interesting ceremony Gov.
Vance stepped forward and with manner deeply
earnest and impressive addressed his felow-cltizens
for nearly an hour. He certainly did not improve
the reputation he has acquired for telling anecdotes
tor in this patriotic and dignied and statesmanlike
address there was no attempt of the kind. lie did
however, relate an incident of his camp life which
touched all hearts by its beauty and force-the ap-
peal he made to his troops submit as men and as
patriots to the terrible dsappointments of the con-
script law, which at once blasted their cherished
hopes OF revlsiting their homes and families; vet
they quietly submitted to it. as did all our other
regiments. The whole speech was indicative OF a
modesty which did not seek the high position, but
at the same time of will which would shrink from
no one of its responsibilities. 1t frequently ap
plauded and | believe gave universal satisfaction
IL has been supposed that Gov. Vance was the
youngest man that filled the Office in this State
But tins is mistake His kinsman and friend
GoV. SWAN, was few months younger, both being
about tnrty-two, and probably the Youngest Gov
errors that any State has had. AS the first was
equal to all the duties of the Office, so the public
may feel wen assured will the second be. Indeed
the wonderful un IAN with which the people
they have no doubt upon that score.
There is another point Of resemblance in the "a.
reer of these two Buncombe Governors Governor
Swain was selected as the candidate Of his friends
two years before his election, but declined becouco
he lacked month of being of the constitutional ace
When time had removed that impeachment he Was
brought forward and elected So Gov. Vance was
the avorite of many the candidate two years ago
but he was not thirty at the time the Convention
met to make the nomination and so he was allowed
to larry at Jericho till his beard be grown"
remember that Gov Swain signalized his en-
trance upon office Chat of Judge or Governor for
get which, by act of rare and dsinterested deli,
cacy. He had been employed by the State as one
of its counsel in the great land suit then pending
in the Federal Court, and when his acceptance OF
office disqualified him from arguing the cause, ne
returned to the State Treasury the retaining fee Of
$500 which he had received from it."
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Capt. fuckers Cavalry.

The following extract from letter from soldier
who participated in the late fight at Washington, in
this State, will be read with interest by many Of our
readers who have friends in this company. He
says:
"We marched all night and arrived within a
mile of Washington about half an hour before day.
There we halted until it Was light enough to
man about % steps, The infantry had been sent a
different way to make an attack in another drec-
ton. We all were to enter town at the same time.
Our company vas IN front, and were to make the
first charge soon as it was light. About light,
the order to forward was given which we did slow
ly, until we got in sig 1t of town. By this time we
came in sight Of an embankment across the road
but there were no guns mounted AS we rode on,
We discovered the Yankee pickets Just beyond and
as we rode up the order given to fire on them,
which did instantly; at the same time the order
was given to charge, which also very we'll done.
After charging about two hundred yards, we dis
covered some cavalry before coming at full speed,
but as they came, they turned and passed us; as
they passed, We were ordered to fire at them, which
we did very promptly. Immediately after firing,
the order was given to charge on them, which We
did at full speed, and with perfect yell, We ran
them into town, and there the fight commenced in
earnest. About that time, the infantry came up
and commenced firing and the fight became gen.
eral will not attemp: to describe the behavior Of
our forces-but there is one thing certain, there
never was company that fought Drawer than Capt.
fuckers, and never was a company led into battle
by drawer commander; he was always at the head
Of his men charging and gave orders in clear and
distinct voice, and fought like mailman
81 was not excited at all-not as much as have
been in bird hunt. Not man of our company
showed the least degree of cowardlce. or appeared
to be much excited. but ali toN qht Ike tiers"
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100000.
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
Il SPERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. j. A. CLOPTON Of
Montgomery, Ala, gives special attention the above
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that be could cure
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had an accident to happen
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp
attention.
Aug. II, 1862. SS-w&swtf
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SALE OF SLAVES.

SALE OF SLAVES.
AN MONDAY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT
U the late residence of Irwin Staings deceased in the
County of Franklin, will sell on credit of months
thirteen likely SLAVES. Also, STILL eight ten bar
res of Brandy Apple Mill, and other articles usually
found upon farm.
Bond and undoubted security will be required of the
purchaser before the property is changed.
A. W. PEARCE, Sen,
Admir- of Irwin Stalngs, decd.
Sept. IL, 1862. T4-atpd.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FUR SALE.
UUAvING ENTERED THE ARMY FOR THE WAR.
the Easte part of Franklin county, about midway between
Iouisburg and Nashville containing 26O acres; 200 OF
which is in the original growth of heavy tmbsred oak
and the remainder has been cleared within the last i've
Guthouses and two offices. all nearly new have tan
yard with all necessary fixtures now in full operation.
will also sell large quantity Of leather now in tam with
level and produces we'll, both cotton and tobacco The
Befbrd Male Academy is situated within quarter of
mile of the house. Possession given at any time Address
me at Raleigh or Castalia.
P. NICHOLS.
Sent, 8, 1862. 73-w&sw6w.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
h Hadleys Mills Chatham County, the oath of last
month"; two negro men, named GRIFFIN and another
named BILL. Griffin is copper coored, about 27 years
DID, five feet inches high and suffers and his left
arm is stiff at the elbow from burn. Bill is black thick
Tipped about five feet eight inches high coarse and rough
in his appearance and wei about l55 pounds bought
them Of George D. Poo, Esq., a. Chapel Hin but they may
give $25 for each, or $50 for both if delivered to me-
put in jail so that get them.
ROBERT LOVE.
Sept. 5, 1862. 72-w&swlmpd.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN LIN.
COLIN COUNTY. N. C..


TNHE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE OF c. J. HAM.
IL marskod, will sell at public outcry, the residence
of the late c. W. Hammarskold miles from Lincoln.
ton, on the Beates Ford Road the following valuable
lands
One tract containing six hundred and eghtyour 1884,
acres known the Home Tract Spring Hill This tract is
extensive barns, machine houses and every outbudipg
needed for extensive farm Much of the land is well
set in clover The situation is very desirable for resi-
dence healthy any part of the State and one and
half miles from lronton Station the Wilmington Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad
One tract adjoining the last named tract known as the
Lick Run farm containing 100 of very productive
land.
Another tract adjoining the last known the Hammar
SKIOLD Mill tract containing 1T acres. which is first
class FIGURING mill and MILL The reputation Of Ham.
marskOds Flour is too well known to require comment
Suffice it to say there is better in Western North.
Carolina.
One tract adjoining the Home tract called the Haynes
tract containing lS3 acres.
Another tract adjoining the last named and Immediately
the w. c. & R. r. r. within less than quarter Of a
mile of Ironton Station, containing $50
And another tract on the opposite side of said R. H.
containing 100 acres
Home tract:
With all other lands and real estate of the said c. J.
Hammarskod.
Sale take place Monday the 29th of September next
unless previously sold at private SALE
So desirable body Of land is rarely offered.
Terms made known at the sale. For other information
apply to Hon. VIM. Lander at Richmond, to Col
Hammarskod the premises, (Sprng Hill) or to the
subscriber at Lenor, Caldwell county.
H. c. HAMILTON, Trustee
of c. j. Hammarskold.
August 2s, 1868. a5-w&swtd.
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NOTICE.
VTNHE FIRM OF R. A. YOUNG & BRO, WAS DIS.
solved on the 18th day of july by the death of D. j.
Young All persons indebted to the firm will please make
immediate payment Those holding claims against it pre-
sent them for payment. K. A. YOUNG,
Surviving partner.
TINE BUSINESS OF THE LATE FIRM OF R. A.
Il Young & Bro will be continued under the same style
by the subscriber who begs leave to tender his
thanks for the patronage extended him for the last six
years. and respectfully solicts continuance of the same
r. A. YOUNG.
Petersburg, Va, August 10, 1862 67-1m.
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The war tax paid into the Treasury by the States
of North Carolina, Virginia. Louisiana, Alabama,
Florida and Mississippi, amounted to 634 $40 rs.
OF this North Carolina paid 100000, which ex-
cseds her quota.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
II plicaon will be made to the Legislature of North
Carolina at their next session. for Charter for Railroad
from Shelby or other point the Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad to the South Carolina line for the
purpose of continuing said Road the Iron Region of
enable the Iron Masters to obtain sup.
ply Of Coal from the Deep River Coal Mines
Sept 2, 1862. 72-3mpd.
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NOTICE.
4 SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR WANTED OVER
n fory-fve years old, for which liberal price will be
paid Apply at the st nd1rd Office for information None
need apply except native born.
Raleigh, Aug 2s, 1852. eft
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BLANTON DUNCAN.

CULUMBIA, : G.
FORMERLY KENTUCKY.
Is PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills of Ex
change, &c.
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept " W
aug: p 1907. 63-3m.
IS aud forward bill to the advertiser. - -
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

Il LEGATION work entitled, "SURGERY FOR CAMP,
FIELD AND HOSPITAL" embracing C",nptete Dgsst
OF the most important facts and principles of each Depart"
msnt of the Science up to the present time The book
and therefore of such convenient size will admit ofs
being carried into the field for constant aud immediate re-
ference The author believes that in the preparation OF
this work. he has supplied important Professional de-
deraum and solcits the patronage of the Physicians OF
the Confedeacv both in and out OF the Army THOSE as
posed become subscribers respectfully solicited TO
forward their names and addresses us possible
to the author at Raleigh North Carolina, in order to ex.
f ' EDWARD WARREN, NJ d..
Surgeon e. s. A., late Prof in the
University Of Maryland.
August 26, 1862 69-lm.
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A PATRIOTIC FAMrLY.--Gen. Joseph Graham, of
Lincoln county, N. G., has left name renowned in
history as Revolutionary hero. His mantle has
Hlien upon his descendants. His youngest son,
eA.Gov: VIM. A. Graham, (who we have thought
o o. 10 De General and perhaps would have been
II ne were of the oficesceking sort) has five sons
IN Tue army His sister, the youngest daughter of
Gen. Graham, and wife of the Rev. DR.. Robert H.
MORRISON, mas two sons and four sons-in-law in the
service, two of the latter being 'Bethe" Hill and
"Stonewah" jackson. This is record hard to
beat.-Fay. Observer.
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NOTICE.
n SACKS OF NO. l COFFEE FOR SALE AT A
u small advance. w. RO. ANDREWS
Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, Sept. S, 1862 72-4t
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GOV. VANCE,


Some of the anti-Vance Editors, in their issues
before his Inaugural, were generous enough to say.
if he would declare his determination to prosecute
the war with vigor and energy, they would support
his administration. Very kind, indeed The In
augural has appeared, and. they are surprised and
delighted. Hypocrites! The Governor elect has
said nothing in his admirable and patriotic Inaugu
raj address but what they knew he would say. And
more, they knew all this just as well, all last sum-
mer, when these members Of the "Buzzard Roost"
were exerting themselves to do him and his friends
such gross injustice.
Ever ready now to do justice to Gov. Vance, after
the people in advance, with such unanimity, have
done it but they think that some who voted for
him, will be disappointed and feel that they are de-
ceived This is gross libel on those who elected
z. B. Vance Governor Of North Carolina over their
vile ISLANDERS. The freemen who supported him are
Independent citizens, ready at all times to do their
own fighting and their own voting, and who, in
nothing, disappointed in his Inaugural in which
is set forth clearly and eloquently the determ-
nation and position Of himself and his friends
Greensboro Patriot
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ENGLISH STEAMERS HAVE RECENTLY
~ brought 500 dozen BRITISH HALF HOSE and thew
at small advance. ' 0' '"''
Merchants are requested to call and examine at the
MILITARY AND CIVIC FURNISHING HOUSE, SO
Market street ~
Wilmington, Sept. 8, 1862. 7s-4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE RALEIGH
l. and CASTOR Railroad Company have declared dvi
dend of per cent the capital stock of the Company
PAYABLE on and after the first Monday in October next
w. W. VASS, Treasurer.
Raleigh, Sept. 12, 1862. f4-lm.
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FOR SALE,
A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN GREENS
IA borough N. c. if preferred by the purchaser an
excellent country residence, BRICK HOUSE. with six
good rooms the ordinary ouhouses good well of water
&C. with one hundred and seventy of land between
three aud four miles west Of Greensborough upon the
main road leading to Salem Apply to
N. II. D. WILSON,
Sept. IL, 1862. 74-l6t.
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SIS REWARD.
UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN DAVE
II County, the 10Th of August, 1859, a negro boy
JOHN aged 81 years. feet or 10 inches high light black
color oeraby stout built weighs from lao to $50 lbs is
carpenter by trade and has of bis upper front
teeth Said boy raised in the Valley of Virginia, and
it probable he will aim to get back there The above
ward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to
or his confinement in jail with information respecting him.
Address,
P. MOULIN,
Smith Grove Dave Co., N. G.
August go, 1862. 36-w&sw9tpd.
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so BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.
"ELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP-
w ed and in good order at Tarboro.
ALSO
800 bales in like order, which will be delivered Will
son. Tarboro, MoseIy Hall. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. II. JONES'
Raleigh, Aug 10, 1852. 67-tf
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.
"HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO A
contract for building the Railroad from Danvllle to
Greensboro DESTROYS of devong his whole time that
work, and offers his STEAM MILL for sale. The prop
erty is situated in the town of Charlotte the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill Stones and the -four
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South
ern Cenfederacy.
1t has also Barrel Factory, with improved machinery
and cooper shops attached, which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILKES.
Sept. 9, 1862, 73-lm
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NOTICE.
VTyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID.
ministratrix. with the will annexed. of the late Seth
b. JONES' of the County of Wake desires all persons hav
ing claims against the estate resent them for payment
or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their iccoveIy All
those indebted will be expected to make speedy
business pertaining to said estate Letters addressed
me at Roesvle Wake County, will receive prompt aten
ton. SARAH s. JONES,
Administrative.
Wake Co.. N c.. Aug, %, 1862. - 69-2m.
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CASH FOR BEESWAX AND TALLOW.
MT RS. ALBERT JOHNSON WILL PAY THE HIGH.
lHl est market price for the above named articles DE-
vered at her residence the Shops the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad or at the Grocery Store of w. r. An
drews. Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, Sept 5, 1862. 7e-lm.
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VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FOR

SALO ADLE SNANNILLE LANDS TOh
O. SALE.
VVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOL-
Il lowing lands in the County of Granville lately be-
longing to Joseph II. Gooch, Esq:
One tract situated about two miles south Of the town
of Oxford contains $50 about one,hrd OF which is
in woods and which is situated comfortable dwelling
house and con venient outhouses
One other tract situated about two miles southwest OF
Oxford aud acres about wohirds of which
is in woods
Also one undivided half of tract about Is miles from
Oxford containing 4h1s acres, which is situated
and griSt mil and is known rs the Mill Tract
Also seventh OF the interest remainder OF tract
situated the waters of Knapp Of Reeds Containing $40
acres and occupied dover. BY Mrs Sarah Horner
These lands may be purchased privately Of the srbscr
November next be exposed for sale at public auction
nj the Court House door, in the town Of Oxford.
from 1.-THE the day Of sae. ~ JOHN W. HAYS
Sept. ~, 1862. 14-l2t
~ Raleigh Register and Petersburg Express please
cop weekly until h November, unless ordered to
stop and send bill to the subscriber.
Heudq'rs. District of North Carolina
RALEIGH, September 9Th, 1862.
General ORDERS
ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY DUTY
under the CONSUMPTION law are hereby required to
come to the Camp of Instruction. this City, at once
Those doing So will be allowed to select the Infantry Reg
meuts they wish join and unless full they will be
signed accordingly.
IL The Regiments Of Infantry and Artillery duty in
this State are authorized enlist COnscrpts increase
each Company of Infantry and Heavy Artillery hum
dred men, but not exceeding it, and Light Batteries to one
hundred and fifty mer
By command Of Brigader General J. G. MARTIN:
A. GORDON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
ray All papers in the State copy four times
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CAROLINA SALT.

n AM NOW PRODUCING, AND KEEP. CONSTANT
Il y hand, the best quality of CAROLINA SALT for
sale at market prices. THOMAS EVANS,
Wilmington, n G.
Sept. 8, 1852. S7-wdsw2mpd.
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
"A over As years DID, Apply at the Standard office,
oeP" q, luz Tiff
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SUBSTITUTE.
A GOOD ABLE BODIED SUBSTITUTE 90 yr.ps
OF age can be- bad to go any where for 5000 An.
ply to the Editor of the .Staadard. *''''' az
Sept. S, 1862. 10 \.
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old LONDON DOCK BRANDY-OLD
u Whiskey-pure old Port and MADEIRA Wine For
sale at PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Sept. IL, 1869. N-tf
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THIHE PARTISAN. LEADER....A NOVEL.
and Apocalypse Of the origin and struggles of the
Southern Confederacy By Judge Beverly Tucker of Vr
gnia. Originally published in 1888.
Price, 81 so
When sent by mail, rs
For sale by W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh, September 9, 1862. 7l-6w
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EOR SALE-STOCK. OF THE RALEIGH AND
II CASTOR Railroads. few shares.
W. W. VASs, Attorney.
Sepa.'iZ 1907. b. 74-tf
ElIBLEs, TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER.
ID BOOKS,
just received, at POMEROY'S.
Raleigh, Sept 2, 1852. 7l-6w.
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SPLENDID GREEN TEA.
nNE CHEST OF 80 POUNDS, SUPERIOR QUALITY
" and favored GREEN TEA. For sale at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, Sept. l2 1862. 74-tf.
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CARD TO OFFICERS!

CARD TO OFFICERS!
CAtML, AND LIE Leave YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE.
THE INFANTRY
THE STAFF-SURGEoNs-
All ranks be accommodated
The EMBROIDERED COLLAR on BLUE SCARLET.
YELLOW, BUFF aud BLACK denoting rank, will be
used for all Uniforms made by us.
NAVY BLUE CLOTH
just received from London
Also, CRENsHAW GRAY and BLUE CLOTHS for Of
fcers at O. s. BALDWINS,
Military Furnishing House,
Wilmington, NC.
Sept Q, 1852 73-4t
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Adj't and Inspector Generals O1ice,l
General ORDERS, w. love-
No. &c.
EF IN ALL CASES WHERE PROMOTION Is DUE
LIE from seniority and the competency of parties emit
tied by position to promotion is questionable Board of
Examiners shall be convened by Brigade Commanders to
determine the candidates capabilities of nsructng and
which promotion is expected also their efficiency and
perfect sobety All newly elected officers will be examin
ed before similar Boards Of Examiners to determine their
competency and the confirmation of their election.
+ s COOPER
., Adjt and Inspector General.
sept 3, 1852. 73-3t.
Moore Hospital,
hShhoND, A. aug. IN, loOz }
VTyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO PUBLISH
Il the following circular for those DESTROYS of contribute
ing supplies to the sick and wounded North Caroniaus
this Hospital The papers throughout the State will please
copy notice. D. +. MANSON of N. c..
Surgeon in charge.
CIRCULAR.
Transportation Office C. S. AL
QUARrERMASrERs DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1862.
The superintendent of Railroads will give Transports
ton for ali hospital supplies for DR.. o. F. Manson Rich
mond, Va Quarterlnasters will give transportation tick.
cts if required. Very respectfully,
Your obe9't serv't,
MASON MORFIT,
Captain and A. Q. NJ,
In charge OF Transportation.
August 90, 1862 7O-lm
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NOTICE.

The grain crops of the Valley and western Vir-
ginia are said to be magnificent.
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE.

MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS 1854 ACRES OF HEA-
Il Wy cane land for sale in Pamela county, Miss miles
from Pamela c. H. and Is miles from Sards Depot both
on Memphis and Mississippi Railroad
He will take negroes in payment he will sell one half
and join any gentleman farm and will agree to super.
intend it in person. for the benefit of both
For further particulars address him at Raleigh n c.
at an early day. SOLOMON ALIEN
Sept. 3, 1857 72-w&sw mpd
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NEGROES WANTED-

NEGROES WANTED.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER Is AGAIN IN THE MARKET
IL purchaser of negroes of both sexes and dana,
ages Persons having slaves to sell are invited to give me-
call. will pay the highest market prices in cash "e
T. CLAYTON. pJ STEpNH L.
Raleigh, Sept. i, 1852. 7a-smnd