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HEADQ'Rs 10TH (2D. CAv.D N. G. t.
Near CuLpepper. G. H., Va,
NnurMDrp IA 1890

NOVEMBER, lS, 1862.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I have been informed that it is a
common rumor in certain parts of North Carolua,
that "some officers of this regiment did positively
refuse to charge the enemy when ordered by me"
so to do, in an engagement we had with the Yam
KEGS, near the town of Warrenton, Va.
| take pleasure in asserting that such rumor is a
base Islander and totally unfounded. The officers
and men of this regiment while under my personal
command, behaved with great galantry and prompt
ness, and | regard it asa most unkind and ungen-
tlemanly act on the part of any individual to fab
rcate reports that are liable to detract from the
good name Of any officer or soldier.
In the second fight at Warrenton, the conduct of
some officers who had an opportunity of making
fight deserves honorable MENTION as well as in the
Haymarket affair.
Capt Wick, Of company E, though the object of
many of the Yanks brief remarks, still escaped
unhurt and when ordered to the charge he with
four men who were holding exposed position
with the Captain dashed forward with such speed
on his favorite MollIe" to place himself at the
advance, and he himself and two of the men with
him, each brought in live Yank from the chase.
The officers of companies and |, made brilliant
charge and led the way. Lieut. d. o. Bryan, COM
pany.I |, and Lieut.. j. @. aPegram, AdJt, both re-
ceyed shot in the sabre BELT that but for the clasp,
would doubtless have proved fatal Lieut. Turner,
company B, and Sergeant Lucky, now Lieutenant,
were among the foremost ones in the charge and
they too conducted TO the rear their spois in the
shape of Yanks and arms
In such an engagement it is invidious to men,
tion names; but the officers and men all behaved
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


House was called to order at | o'clock, q. m.
Prayer by Rev. Henry Hardie.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
The committee on the election of engrossing
clerk made the report declaring Messrs. Hill and
Moore duly elected.
The committee on the judiciary reported back a
bill.
Mr.. Shepherd presented a report from the joint
select committee on the stay law with bill modi-
flying the same, making provisos and exceptions in
favor of soldiers in service those disabled while
in the service of the Confederate States. Ordered
to be printed
On motion of Mr.. Shepherd the rule setting apart
to-day for the consideration of private bills sus-
pended.
Mr.. Kerner, resolution to appoint joint select
committee Of one the part OF each House to pro.
coed to visit our different hospitals and procure dis
charges and uroughs for sick and disabled soldiers
laid on the table on motion of Mr. Grissom who
stated in making the motion that he was influenced
to 80 from the fact that he did not think the bill
covered the ground it should, and expressed his in
tcnton at an early day to present bill to meet all
the exigencies Of the times in regard to troops
and relieve the necessities ofNorth Carolina soldiers.
BILLS on FIRST READING.
Mr. Shepherd bill concerning county courts.
Mr.. Costner, bill for the better government Of
slaves
Mr. Beall moved that House bill No. !. authoriz-
ing the Governor to employ slave labor for State de-
fences be placed on its third reading.
Mr. Beall moved to strike out the section author
izng payment to owners for slaves killed or captur
ed by the enemy, and made remarks in defence of
his position.
The bill was discussed at some length by Messrs.
Worth and Fowle, and motion Of Mr. Harris of
Chatham, postponed until II o'clock Monday.
Mr.. Fowle, bill to amend the charter of the city
of Raleigh cnlarges the powers of the commits
soners for purposes of taxation and removal Of
nuisances. Referred to the committee on PROPOSE
tons and grievances.
Mr.. Mcliae, bill allowing in addition to bounty
heretofore offered our soldiers $15 per month Re-
ferred.
On motion of Mr.. PEBBLES the bill giving power
to the Governor to employ slave labor was again
taken up and after Offering amendment its con-
sderation was postponed until Monday II o'clock.
Mr.. Mccormick, resolution fixing 22d of Deem
Der next The time for sine die adjournment
Adopted
On motion leaves ofabsence were granted several
members of House.
Mr.. Carson, bill regulating the prices of articles
of prime necessity. Ordered to be printed and re-
ferred to judiciary committee. Mr. Burgin, a reso-
luton to take up and consider the bill constituting
the 8th judicial circuit with report of committee on
judiciary submitting a substitute which under a
suspension of the rules passed its several readings
and ordered to be enrolled
On motion the bill to regulate the currency was
made the special order for Tuesday II o'clock. On
motion the House adjourned until Monday II o'clock.
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ASHLAND LODGE, No. 211, A. Y.M.l

- ASHLAND LODGE, No. I'll, A Y. M.
MT. AIRY, N. c., Nov, goth, 1852.
at communication held at Masonic Hall this
evening, the following preamble ano resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Advise Providence
in the mysterious and inscrutable dispensation of
His laws, to remove from among us, our friend and
brother, WILLIAM G. KINGsBURY, member of Com
pany @, End Regiment N. c. Troops, who died at
Charlottesville, Va, on the 9th day of Nov 1862
and whereas, it is just and proper, while bowling in
meek submission to the fats of 0mnipotence, that
we should, in accordance with the custom of our
Order, and the promptings of our own hearts, pay
the only remaining tribute to the memory of our
deceased brother; therefore,
Resotred, That we have heard, with feelings of
deep and painful regret, Of the death of our friend
and brother, W. G. Kingsbury
ResOlUed, That our thanks are due and hereby
rendered to our brethren of Charlottesville Lodge,
Virginia, for the fraternal respect paid the remains
of our deceased brother.
Resolped, That we tender to the family and frends
of our brother our heartfelt sympathy
Res0lued, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and to Charlottesville
Lodge, Va, and to the Editors of the Greensboro
Patriot, and NJ O. Standard for publication.
j. S. HILL, W. NJ.
E. H. BANNER Sec'y
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HILLSBORO' STREET, RALEIGH, N, {

"AVlNG PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THE
IL City of Raleigh, recently occupied by Major Phillips,
accommodation of the public under the and style Of
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The extensive improvement going on, and which
will be completed possibethe erection OF new
buildings and the thorough ovehaung and renovating of
old ones-w render the Exchange convenient and COM
Portable; and the proprietor is determined that its man.
agement and internal arrangements shall be such to
compare avoraby with the first class hotels of the country
The table will be abundanty supplied with the best the
market and country Affords and efforts expense
win be spared to render the house in respect
Portable home to its guests
The Exchange is located Hsboro' street. some two
hundred yards west of the Capitol
Thirty to forty large and commodous rooms will be
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share of public patronage respectfully sol
cited Give call and we will endeavor to treat you
WELL
Omnbusses will be in attendance at the convey
passengers TO and from the Exchange.
W. II. CUNINGGIM, Proprietor.
L. BRANsoN, Superintendent.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2s, 1852. = 44-w&swlm
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Contributions for the LIST N. C. Regiment.

Contributions for the LIST N. C. Regiment.
From Mrs j S Purefoy, 8 quilts, 2 pair socks;
Mrs A Dunn, l coat and l flannel shirt; Mrs
Mary Wingate, 1 blanket and 4 pair socks; Mr.
NJ Purefoy, blankets and l pair shoes Mr. j F
Fort, 1 pair shoes; Mr. j W Fort, shawl, pair
shoes, pair socks Mrs S Biddle, bible and tes-
lament; Miss S A Partridge 10 pair socks and
flannel shirts; Mrs Bobbitt 8 pair socks
Mrs E Partridge, pair socks; Miss Josephine
Fisher, pair socks; Mrs Jno Wilson, pair socks
Miss Mollie Finch, pair socks; Miss Caroline Az
len, l pair socks; Miss Cornelia Lougee, l pair
socks; Mrs G Watt, 8 pair socks; Miss Par
fridge, $40 for the benefit of sick soldiers Besides
the above list five boxes of clothing, Shoes blank
ets &c, were sent by persons to their relatives in
the regiment j. X. HOWELL
Chaplain 1st Regt n c. r.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

The House was called to order at 10 o'clock a m
Prayer by the Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson of the Pres
byterian Church.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr.. Mann, representative from Hyde county. an
peared and was qualified.
Mr.. Logan, from the committee to superintend the
election OF Solicitor for the 9TH judicial circuit re-
ported as follows: whole number of votes cast 141
OF which MIR. Buxton received 49, Mr.. Strange 80,
Mr. Cameron 90 ~
Mr.. Person Introduced the following resolutions.
when passed their several readings unanimously un
der suspension of the rules:
l. ResotUed, That the Confederate States of Amor
lea have the means and the will to sustain and per
petnate the government they have established, and
TO that end North Carolina is determined to contrib
ute all of her power and resources.
2. Res0tUed, That the separation between the Con-
iederate States and the United States is final and
that the people of North Carolina will never consent
TO reunion at any time or upon any terms
=. ResotUed, That we have full confidence in the
ability and patriotism of His Excellency President
Davis and that his administration is entitled to the
cordial support of all patriotic citizens
T. hesot0ed, That we heartily approve of the mill
cy ION the conduct of the war set forth by His Ex
ceiency, Governor Vance, in his inaugural address
ana messages to the General Assembly, and tbat-he
ougnt 70 DC unanimously supported in the manly and
Pauiouc stand ne has taken for our Independence
Mr.. Russ introduced "a bill concerning the Inc
tees OF Bladen county" CONSTITUTES - a Quorum
for the transaction of county business Passed its
several readings under suspension of the rules or.
uered to be engrossed and sent to the Senate.
Mr.. HaweS, a bill to repeal the 1st End. and al
sections of the Tooth chapter Revised Code entitled
Rivers and Creeks" Referred to the judiciary
committee 1UN''''y
Mr.. Watson, resolution that message he scnt
to the Senate, proposing to refer to Joint select
Inlttee, so much of the Governors MESSAGE 40 70.
ates to the imprisonment of citizens by Confederate
authority Adopted ''''
Leaves OF absence were granted to Messrs. Kirbv
kuss, Fleming and Albritton ~
Mr. Burgin, a bill to repeal the 9th Section If
the Charter of the Greenvle and French Rroad
Hallroad Company. Referred to the Committee on
anternal improvements y"
Inc OIL authorizing the employment of slaves on
by the committee q a'henueo
ne OH granting transportation to the relatives
VI Sna wounded soldiers, after some dis.
Inc cohh'stee on military affairs renorted or,;,.
tne passage OF the bill appropriatng s5eo oSo y.
the relief Of the wives and Families y. SJ9oooo ioi
army b after some discussion il nassoS M ol I'M
reading II passed It's secon'
On motion Of Mr.. Burgin, mess,oo .
the Senate PROPOSING to elect ConSsdo m"s sent
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR

I'M E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
u valuable tract of LAND situated in the Eastern part
of Franklin County, lying between Red Bud and SANDY
low grounds and for the growth of corn and cotton there
is superior TO it in the County. The upland well
adapted to the growth of tobacco and small grain
On the premises there number of tobacco BARNS rsna-
res, stables, negro cabins, and overseer's house
For further information, apply in person by letter 70
T. J. STOKES,
Castalia, n. c.
Oct 81. 1862 43-w&swl7t
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important sale OF Real and Personal Prom

important SAFE OF heai and Personal pron.
in Warren County. ropetty
nN MONDAY, THE 22D DAY OF Dpc,,,
shall sell at Arcoa, in the County of Warn
60 70 mules southeast Of WarrentOn and four su
tate Of the late Samuel T. Aston deceased IN TO the a.
Ur as the Arcoa tract with
as the Meltons Greek tract This Ia 900 acres known
lands lands Of Gen Samuel A. Williams, John Brang he
adapted re IT. Se This is valuable land D.
me products Of the country and for health and SO and ali
PERSONS wishing to view the land will calico
liams - Vi OF' Robert E. Wi
bo ai0 a. the same time and place. 80 bales of
nogsneaos tobacco and 20 likely negroes of both 'oon
TERMS OF ALE:-Nine months credit U;,L sexes
rom date Bond and undoubted security mtn Interest
before the delivery of the property VIII be Required
Agent for the estate of Samuel T sIIt:
warren Co, N C., Nov g. 1862. 96M -SrTn, decd.
% Richmond Enquirer and Petersbnrc TswItpd.
please copy for two weeks. Express will
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100000.

100000.
nILES, FISTULA IN AN0, TUMUnnNSS;
il SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCEKaAaTIddVVnoSi
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. J. A. CLo ~ oSos Us
Montgomery, Ala gives special attest0n to the
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction IN every
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he eon su'
the worst case of PILES. ooses
He has operated with perfect success in seTe' bas
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons
never had an accident to happen. % orsure
Persons writing must enclose steA cent stamp 10
attention. - E.rrtc
Aug. ~ 1862
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF EANc, TNO
Il miles north of Hsborough. The land is very PR Pr
ductiye end well adapted to corn, wheat aDd tobacco
large quantity of meadow grounds The land Is "ei
supplied with water, and the improvements eonss' %
large barn and stables with two guod framed houses am
alog house. If not sold it will be Sr rent lefH'
to suit the purchaser. ,,,n G.
u;,lsho-, NJ n Nov II 1893 46-wtf
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

UlHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
Il the public, that he has, in successful operation,
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give aim
call before bargaining elsewhere
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" bEaSS anu
zinc.
II. MAILER.
RALEIGH Auo % 1859 35-wdsw6m.
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50 well that it is worthy of mention, and that any
report to the contrary should have origin in the
regiment or out Of it, is particularly Notifying
to US Yours, most respectfully,
G. M. ANDREWS,
-sss5ss.aa- 49, 1880 Maj Com'd 10th reg't
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4
On Mr.. Copelands motion the proposition was
amended by proposing to vote for two Engrossingl
Clerks and message was sent to the House ac-
cordiugly, Mr.. Russ ahsving added to the nomIna-
ton I. III. Hill, Esq, of Wake county.
The Senate proceeded to vote for Engrossing
Clerks. sss e.-. -
The bill providing for the management Of insol-
vent estates, after some discussion, was indefinitely
postponed
The bill by Mr.. Lane relative to the hire Of slaves
reported against by the committee and was
rejected
A bill to prohibit for limited time the manufac-
ture Of spirituous liquors from grain, amendatory
of an ordinance of the Convention, ratified the 21st
February, 1852, was taken up and considered.
A substitute proposed by the committee for the
same was adopted, and quite number of amend
ments were proposed and adopted Considerable
discussion was elected on the amendments and the
bill generally. The bill finally passed its third
reading. "
message was received from the House concur
ring in an amendment to resolution from the
House.
On Mr.. Slaughters motion, the Senate adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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NOTICE.

HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
u ENT TRACTS, in the county of Moore-Farming
terms JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Nov. IA, 1862. 92-w&swtf
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NEW GOODS IN HILLSBORO,.
I'VE HAVE FOR SALE

"E HAVE FOR SALE,
w 81 yds blue twied cloth made at Leeds" for
C.S.A
5000 yds. "A Shrtings-Yool Jeans &C.
SO lbs. Extract Logwood.
10 lbs. of Borax.
ALSO
Steel and Nails.
H. N. BROWN L CO.
HlsbOrO, N C., Nov. 8, 1852. Sg-w&sw4tpd.
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II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
Il CLEND0N'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage y-
ing the bash of the Coafetds, containing 20O acres
which productive lands in the county Of Moore
The improvements good and the situation healthy Terms
liberal JOHN MORRISON.
November IA, 1852. 92-w&Swtf.
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Bank of Commerce at NeWbers.l
,,,,,,n,,,,, COMPANY SHOPS, Nov. %, 1862.
TENHE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DECT .ppn
semlannual dividend of 81 per cent on the CsnitaI
Stock payable at their Banking room in this nIsc m aJ
after the Sth of December. j. A. GUIOH, Cashier
Nov. %, 1852. e6 wG..o,
Register copy.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE

VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE
TT OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, MILES
west of Carthage Moore County containing go acres
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON
November IA, 1852. e2-w6sUtf
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SAVE THE SCRAPS,

SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO. AT 1.-THE NORTH
y State Iron and Brass Works." formerly Burns Fonn
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap BRASS scrap link and scra
copper, the highest cash price will be paid Tbey wifi
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hun
bred cords of wood -N-
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1862. 76-w&sv3mDd.
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wv TED-MACHINISTS AND GIJN.SNITuS
w at liberal wages. -''
S. SMITHURST co.
iSde'Sn, w ", No'.1o, 1907 47-W3L
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, november ZStD, 1907.
| The Senate was called to order at II o'clock by
| the Speaker.
Prayer by Rev. Henry Hardie.
journal of yesterday was read and approved.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Ramsay, Brown
and Graham, the Senate branch of the committee
on the resolution to enquire whether the offices of
Attorney General, Adutant General and Solicitor
of the 4th circuit were made vacant by the accept
ance of commissions in the G. S. Army.
Mr.. Ramsay said that his object in introducing
the proposition to refer the matter to the judiciary
committee was to have the opinion of the legal gen.
tlemen composing the committee. He hoped that
he would be excused from acting as chairman Of the
| committee.
The Speaker then announced the same committee,
Mr.. Graham being the first named.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Warren, from judiciary committee, reported
bill to amend the 18th Sec 106 chap Revised Code,
and bill increasing sherifs bonds, and Mr.. Wright
! from same committee, bill relative to salaries of
Judges of the Superior Courts recommending their
passage.
By Mr. Ellis, from select committee, bill to pro-
vide clothing &C., for N G. Troops, and bill pro-
viding provisions for the INDECENT families Of the
State. Recommending bill as asubstitute for both.
| On Mr.. Ramsays motion, the special message of
the Governor and accompanying documents relative
to SALT was taken up and referred to the committee
on propositions and grievances, and so much Of the
regular message as referred to the subject
also referred to the same.
Mr.. Ship moved the reference of bill to trans
fer the jurisdiction of the Courts of counties
pied controlled by public enemy to the commit
tee on judiciary. Carried.
Mr. White introduced bill to amend an ord-
of the Convention relative to deceased soldiers
| Referred to military committee.
Bills and resolutions upon the calendar were then
considered and disposed Of
The resolution of Mr. Harris of Cabarrus, con-
tinuing in force the ordinance of the Convention
prohibiting the dstillaton of spirits from grain
taken up. The committee had reported against the
resolution, but only with the view of bringing in
more comprehensive bill upon the subject After
some discussion the resolution was land on the
| table. ..,
A bill to amend the charter of the Lzerdale
Mining Company passed its'third reading
A bill to amend the charter of the Atlantic Ten
nessee and Ohio Railroad passed it's third reading.
bill amending the Revised Code relative to
working the public roads was taken up and con-
sidered -.
Mr.. Murrill moved a substitute to this bill which
was rejected. An amendment of the original bill
exempting ministers of the Gospel, was moved by
Mr. Graham aud carried; also an amendment by
Mr. Copeland authorizing the county courts to give
compensation to overseers Of the public roads AT
ter some discussion the bill passed as amended.
message was received from the House propo
sing to vote Immediately for one Engrossing Clerk
stating that Messrs. Moore and Vail were in nomi
nation. .-a-.. " -O'''
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VALUABLE WARREN LAND AND RESI-.
DENCE FOR SALE


HINDER DECREE OF THE COURT OF EQUITY
~ for Warren County, will be sold on Wednesday De-
cember 3D. 1852 the premises the tract of land on which
Kemp Pummer deceased resided at the time of his DEATH
The tract is less than half mile from the town of War
renton and contains about nine hundred and twenty
well adapted to the cultivation of wheat tobacco corn and
other grains and is very well watered having on sever
al excellent springs, some of them mineral and is Justly
considered of the most desirable farms and residences
in Warren County.
Terms made known on the day of sale
C. NJ. COOK, C. Me.
A LSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE WILL
IN be sold about four hundred barrels of corn one nun.
dred and eighty bushels of wheat thirty stacks of fodder
wheat straw. about hundred fat hogs thirty head Of
CATTLE two yoke of oxen ten head of horses and mules
among them three thorough bred Mares and several
Giles Of value. TH0S. G. PLUMMER, ! ~,
JOS. B. BACHELOR, I Elk
Warrenton, N. c., Nov. T. 1882 9O-wGsw1m.
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TAN BARK WANTED.

TAN BARK WANTED.
0AA CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED, FOR
oVU which will pay twelve dollars per cord de-
livered at my Tan Yard in Raleigh Any person who has
any on hand and wishes to SELL will please write and let
know how much, all quantities will be received
TO 100 cords will pay half the expenses of the Rail
Road charges of that be than miles from
Raleigh in addition to the above price, The cash will be
paid promptly on delivery.
H. PETTITT, Tanner.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. Z, 1852. 9O-w&swtf
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED
Il large TANNBRY, with the advantage steam works,
do herein certify that will tan and deliver promptly to
every man his cow hides at the following terms: sole
leather hides Onethird upper and harness hides BALI
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. will tan sole
leather hides for 40 cents per pound and upper and harness
hides for so cents pound Two miles East of the Poor
House, Randolph County c. Hides to be delivered to
us at the yard or at the Depot at High Point, and the
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
s. ". 4 n. KIVETT
New Market, Randolph Co., N. c.
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FOR SALE.

Oct. 81, 1862.