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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
STREET RAIEIGH N C

HEAvING PURCHASED The PROPERTY IN THE
III City Of Raleigh, recently occupied by Major Phillips,
and known Phillips Hotel" have opened it for the
accommodation Of the public under the add style of
EXCHANGE RUTEL .- 80.
The extensive improvement going on and which
will be completed soon possiblethe erection Of new
buildings and the thorough overhaung and renovtng of
old ones-w render the Exchange convenient and COM
ottsbe and the proprietor is determined that its
agemeH and internal arrangements shall be such
compare avoraby with the st class hotels of the country
The table will be abundanty supplied with the best the
market and the country Affords and efforts expense
will be spared to render the house in every respect
Portable home to its guests. ...-rr-F
The Exchange is located HilIsboro street. two
hundred yards west of the Capitol
Thirty to forty large and commodious rooms will be
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share Of public patronage respectfully soli-
cited. Give call and will endeavor to you
well. r-..
0muibusscs will be in ATTENDANCE the cars to convey
passengers and from the Exchange. .s...
W. H. CUNINGGIM, Proprietor.
l.. BRANsoS, Superintendent.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2s, 1852 A-w&sw1m.
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VALUABLE LAND AND GOLD MINE FOB
ST.. SALE.

1T OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ANDGOrn
NINE, in Franklin County, N. C known as the PGR
tbs NINE, containing about 500 acres. There has been
half million of dollars and more dug out of thepuprty
and there millions remaining to be dug In adfD,
TO the mining property, L have valuable FARM and
great deal of good land that might be easily reduced IN
cultivation large number of negroes night be worked
upon the property. There is large dwelling house and
number of negro houses, cribs barns stables &C. aDjn
good repair npOn the property. would prefer to sen Rf
Of the property-would sell all. If l could sell hall
would let the purchaser have entire possession for o
years. to allow myself time attend to other business INV
pressing upon my time and attention. Ecoud let the p
chaser have considerable lot of furnisare pork com
stock, wagons, carts, tools, &c.
The mRiug operation is simple and cheapis especially
suited negro abOrers By good ateutionit would Usy
we'll has always paid WELL Address me at Louisba
N. c.. -s''.-' Q TuOS. K THOMAS
Nov. IL, 1859. 9l-w&swjt
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
SALE

HNH y UNDERSIGNED UFFEKS FOR SALE HIS
of Franklin County, lying between Red Bad and SpJr
Creek containing $50 portion Of the land il i
low grounds and for the growth of corn and there
is none superior TO it in the County. The upland well
adapted to the growth oftobacco corn and small grain
On the premises there Isl number of tobacco barns ans-
rleS. stables. negro cabins, and oVerseer's house
For further information apply in person by letter
T. J. Stokes,
Csstalia, N. c.
Oct. 81, 1852. 43-w&swl7t
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that put their trust in Him" If God be for US, we
need not fear, though countless hosts be encamped
against us. "There is just God who will fight
our battles for u.s." "Trust in the Lord, and fear
not He will bring it to pass" Does not every
Christian patriots heartrespond "We will not fear
for the Lord of hosts with US; the God of Jacob
is our refugeY' +" .Ta SENEX.
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NOTICE
NOTICE,
Runaway FROM THE suRscp,Drn

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SrpscD,
An GreensSOrough on Wednesday he sh ins R At
So years oid, about feet or 10 inches h,n about
about ls6 or ITO lbs and had very bad Sar weighing
tied up with leather strings The other har vi shoes
by the name of EPHRAIM, has So ~UUG1 Is
he loks up at you, and Will weigh sbont Ia or IL"
The boys were carried from Greene County ON last Tno
day the 4th inst in charge of D. A. Spivey and Is
the next day. suppose they will try to make Their m.u
liberal reward will be raid for the apprehension y
neeFoes, lodged in any Jail so can get them, 'Aa
Address D. A SPIFEY,
,nf.a- t. Snow Hill, N C.
Or s. D. POPE
,o Hookerton &c.
nov III, 1907. 9l-w&SwSDd
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NOTICE..

NORTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF EQUITY,
IN Wake County. Fall Term, 1852.
LAURA P. CorroS AND OTHERS
pdrte ! aF
DURSUANT To DECREE OF THE COURT OF
IL Equity of Wake County, at Fall Term, A. d, 1862,
the above entitled of Laura p Cotton and Others
the undersigned Clerk and MISTER will procked to sell the
land and premises in the mentioned and describ
ed the 29h day of November next public auction
The house and lot local ed in the City of Raleigh
Newborn street. about half mile from the business part
of the City, and is of the desb places to be
found. The dwelling house is large and commodious-
containing thirteen rooms, with about Is of land
tacbed having all the necessary outhouses and well of
the finest water There is also fire stable lot and we'll
of water it. Possession will be given Immediately
The sale will take place the premises, commencing at
- NJ upon credit of year for third of the price
Two years for another and three years for the residue
of the purchase money the purchaser entering into bond
with two able securities. B..
r. G. LEWIS, C. N. E..
Oct. Oath 1862. A-w&swl0t
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND NE.
GROES.

I'D ecuted to by N s. A. Chan, we will sell at pub
lie ancton the premises on the goth and Dist DAYS Of
November next, about 800 of valuable lands
lying in Davie County, on the YadkIn RiTer of which
about 800 acres very fertile low lands
said lands situated in healthy section of the State
abnut IA miles Southwest of Saem and Is miles
west of Lexington.
We will also sell number of pegroes some horses and
mules large number of cattle and hogs wagons and
gears farming TOOLS several stills and tubs ouehaf of
thressing machine, together with many other articles
Further particulars will be made known on the daY of
sale: Fa &; t4 :. Ri11sOs Trustees.
October 81, 1862. 4s-w&swSt
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ARKANSAS. LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

TNNHE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
Il the AbOlitiOniss in Arkansas of all but his lands CT
fers great bargains in the following hands, selected years
ago. when first in Market and after personal examina-
ton of each tract See price affixed to each, offer the
whole list TO purchaser for $4,000 cash. negroes
market price, oneha cash. and time for balance
secured with per cent interest Located IN Mississippi
countvl Title clear -
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80 VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
AxDREw G. HILL AND OTHERS,

II. A. Corr AND sorHERs. yr = = EEI
AN WEDNESDAY THE lsTH DAY OF NOVEA Der
" nextI will sell at auton the premises, the tract
Of land mentioned in the pleadngs in the above
joining the lands of Wesley o. Smith, James j. Lynn, R.
M Saunders w. A. Smith, deceased and Others being the
dover land Of the late Frances Cope, widow John Cope
containing about III acres.
TERMS-A credit Of months will be given with inter-
est from date. 3. g. LEWIS, c. n. E.
October g. 1852. s7-w&swtd.
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No swamp; rich bottom = to ~ miles from Mississippi
River levee protecting it, Ordinarily, price So by tract.
North, East ;. w. u, Sec. l, 100
I" 5. E. u, 2 40
passed in every Price $40. - ~ ...
South East :. side s 8; = Sec. g. = 1870 SO
3 s. of.S. S.W. T. 0, 40
4" s. ofaes. s. w. Il, :" 2, %
Near Helena and fine ands Price $40 o.
South East, Frac. Section, 3, SIS
8, $40
" II, $40
In Phillips county, 30 miles below Helena choice lan;
large adninng. Sold last year to planter at Sd
per acre. Price $40 per acre. In ALT, 5s4S4.
w: r. RlGHTOR, Helena. Ark.
II. a. BADHAM Esq. Ag't Raleigh.
Nov. Z, 1862. se-w&sw3mpd.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

n OFFER FUR SALE MY PLANTATION ON No
IL CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage y
ing the basin of the Coalfetds containing 2lO acres
which is as productive as any lands in the Of T T:
liberal JOHN AORIS0N.
November IA, 1852 s2-w&swtf
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VALUABLE WARREN LAND AND RESI-
f.''t. DENCE FOR SALE % 2

VALUABLE WARREN, LAND AND RESI-.
DENCE FOR SALE.
Hinder A. DECREE OF THE COURT OF EQUITY
" for Warren County. will be sold on Wednesday, De
cember 3d. 1862 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 hundred and twenty acres
other grains and is very we'll watered having it
al excellent springs of them mineral and is justly
considered the desirable farms and residences
In Warren County. 80 t,
Terms made known on the day of sale.
80 G. NJ COOK, G. M. E.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. WILL
~ be sold about fodr hundred barrels of corn
dred and eighty bashels of wheat thirty stacks Of FODDER
wheat straw. about hundred fat hogs thirty head Of
cattle yoke of oxeH head of horses and mules
among them three thorough bred mares and several ar
eles Of value. THoS. G. PLUMMER, l.L,,sS
JOS. B. BATCHELOR, - 70
Warrenton, N. c., Nov, Z, 1862. 9o-w&swlm.
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TAN BARK WANTED.
Onn CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED, FOR
eONDV which will pay twelve dollars per cord, de-
livered my Tan Yard in Raleigh Any person who has
any hand and wishes SELL Will please write and let
know how much all quantt will be received from
to 100 cords will pay half the expenses of the Rail
ad charges of any that may be than so miles from
Raleigh in addition the above price. The cash wih be
paid promptly on delivery. u Ia
-,-r H. PETIT, Tanner.
Raleigh, N. c.. Nov. z, 1882. 90-w&sWtf
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LOST OR. STOLEN.

DETwEEN RALEIGH AND HILLSBOR0, ON THE
Nd cars on the N. G. Rail Road, Thursday evening
the 18th inst, Black Leather Travelling Bag containing
several articles of clothing and number of valuable pa
pers.
will give $lO0 reward to any person who will deliver
it. with contents to either of the Conductors the
G. Rail Road, and no questions asked
W. B. EDM0NDS0N.
Everittsvie N. c. Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w&sw9pd.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

h' SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE PAID TO BELLA
N BILE man. who is over and is capable Of performing
Address. COESCR IPT,
Greensboro. N. C.
o Oct. 10. 1862. 42-w1swl2tpd
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I AM BUYING BEEF.

II WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEEVES
that may be delivered at my Slaughter Pen
Raleigh. will pay l2 cents per pound for good beef
the foot--a price high enough to induce to SELL
WIN. R. CRAWFORD.
Raleigh, n. G., Oct. "a, 1862. A-H&swSt.
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Stockholders
62 s3-lt 3 = r..-a
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

SHAY, WILLIAMSON d CO., AT 1.-THE NORTH
- State Iron and Brass Works" formerly Burns Foun
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap brass scrap link and scrap
copper, the highest cash price will be paid They will
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
cea VIII also receive proposals for delivering two hun
bred cords of wood
Raleigh, Sept. 19. 1852, 76-w&swSmpG
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TEas1 RAY &CsaapOE EsslEH.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called The
- DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
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ttts TrioS, QuaretiS and Choruses many them w-
Ten expressly FOR this work, besides 81 pages of the FL
nents Of Music. The Elements easy and progres
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is compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author OF " sabbath.
School Bells Nos and 2, which have bad the enor-
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
"'e"' femedy for Conghs, Colts an
h'dney Di6;cuifies.
WA1TE PINE COIGPCUND
m PREPARED nY
DR.. j. w. POLAND g. CO..
GOFFSTOWN CuM,rpp ~ II

I1HE following ,e.tjr,orfa,s sn' -, tI t N'h'
any other artjci@ , 9w M ntconng popaaS :ssier than
REV r K Choeo =. ~ "rue9fts -
pri 4th 1850 S says :" HaWHnney ne n M H. un2er dats Of
tts OF W Whte Pnc . our laF"f' lN"o not
ering from most severe cola ~ fdp p ave Ess s
m shd was able topreach in two DAYS = Eei;
thousands hO knew nofhr, -, ~ it :' "o "lsh
come better acquainted whit: - ''S '''pef &0uia b'
r icy. l.. Cstevens, Pastor Of the Ba,trt f-hu,,, 9.
sorne of my any have ' tT;e a.; S. e.. l sns
with signal success. Lsy.est I'm 't - 'F'Arn-
Copgh Remedi,s trsr ry,.cJ ,G - t"f q tat teS'
all it c!arng to be for 1 .ol J." 1G4e it'o be
air Asa Goodhue Of bow n H. vas s, so ,1t , ~
DiGbstes il Mach sf8 fhat re;tI,ar fpt ~ 49, oy
who saw hiGa thought tna+ I,e LHSS Iief any
the month Or lsst i"@ort h pgsS.oi{ i'Yethrough
the White P'ns Copupopad. The ,~Inr6 = ""d tt t3
hii9 he began % take it and to tie Surprise f a Inv
nedatev showed eir,e o arnc,,lr, ~ Ut ihi
afterwards 'eb. 23 l9G0 in ll .tafe1paIr y; ,i'
esays g believe Dr., Poaud's White p;nf r'n,"nnnr
under Cod has been the means ~ nv, I
=" - '"F 'e"'''S5-' "c
Ghdreds OF cases Of Kidney complaints er,re1, r-
TIRE Lf by taking the White pil,e Cr..,,ninG @ ~ 1 %
repoued b. druggists Hert IRE t,,, ave 'eeh
An aged man in nanvera Mass. lear5' ~ ;t.co,,
Icing great sute,er from thst dchit hnHe, eSP @ns
AMthecary for two bottles Tle,, ITrnrn iir :" ] E
tIle7 worth fifty dollars H. lnn l'I hit sllG
many bottles h mseT. ~ E'o''
Mass He was also cured Of - tb a man, IN 3aem
wards he went to Minnesota 1he at az; IT, ave
journey brought on a return of bic t,T- s u, u vi ss
seeking in vain in Minnesota tor the CornHon,d e p
warded BY exprtss NV 80! u '"47D 70 mas i tor
July l6G0. Dr. PoLAND:-1fr J. {, rrl4arsa,s -,
brief statement of what Your VIZ pas ne &c sa's
doae Tor had been afflicted ,ri,, w. ,~Mfo' WG mas
plant for long ;tre nn,t Ind & s't icy toM-
years staLdng Which ran.4G no I@u gh toCgh 81 rem
frequently. No ere Of NV st, oo"a 9al,s
that should ever get rly EealIh "@,;n ~LeGed
Ties CT yeur ES,;e Pima f,a',a+ , !' pu' S'To 'ot-
both the Cough and the kidney Co,,o,aTt cure" r'e o.
would also state that a la},- ~ "s,,L,. =, .
was badly afflicted viii n,!L, w., u'E'pVr o. "nre
long enough to have her bed man. and vn ait ~ ~Ph