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The New York herald., 1863-03-28

UoTIOE SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. M CRIsrALAR, auctienFer, 2s Bowery, win sell
Monday March TO- at half past O'Clock large lot Of
go!h Cassmere and saiinet Pants; sk Satin, Velvet
Sack Bus and over also Piece Goods Cloths
Cassmeres. saiinets. Musllns, Lining Apacas, Shirts
IL kr
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

A YOUNG LADY OF AFYECT1ONATE DTsPOsirYON
N prcpossessine appearAnce reading In Brookiyn
wshss 70 correspond With an intelligent gentleman with
view 10 mstrim0ny
Address Jssnic Vernon,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02

ming of the revolution in this State, to the day of
his death, he discharged his duty like man, SOL
der, and a patriot. His company formed part of
the gallant regiment commanded at first by the no
less gallant Col (now Gen'l) Pettigrew. Well, and
nobly, did Captain Burgin acquit himself in all the
bloody conflicts in which his regiment and company
were called to participate. His company and regi-
ment went with Gen. Lees army to Maryland and
participated noby in the great battle of Sharpsburg.
There Capt Burgin received severe wound in the
hand, which wholly disqualified him for duty for
aeveral weeks. He visited his fathers house to re-
ceive the atfectionate of devoted parents but
alas to return to his comrades in arms no more
IoreVerl Through the watchful care of his mother,
his wound in the course of a few weeks became
nearly we'll, and he was making preparations to re-
ioin his command, when a severe attack of fever
seized him which terminated his mortal existence
at o'clock on Sunday evening" the 30th of Novem-
Der During the last few days of his life he suffer-
ed intense PAIN but midst all his sufferings he did
not forget his friends in the army. OF them he
Spoke constantly in terms of warm affection.
Alas that one so young, so promising should
be cut off so soon But his work is done-wel
done! His race, though short, is run! Let him
lest from his work
Captain Burgin was a brave and patriotic soldier
and citizen, faithful friend and sincere in all his
professions. Hundreds of devoted friends and &C
quaintances lament his early death. A short while
before his death he became sensible that he must
soon die, and when the final summons came he
met it
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams"
December 90 1862. $50.
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some knowledge of the nature of the machinery nee
essary 1t is delicate and sensitive but simple and
cheap. With pattern to work by, it can be made
BY any of our practical machnsts at a cost of not
more than first class sewing machine There is
nothing more simple than the process of making
wire consider it entirely practicable to manufac-
ture supply in N. G. understand there is an es-
adjustment in successful operation in Georgia. l
would suggest that an appropriation be made, and
placed in the hands of the Governor for that pur-
pose; that he select some suitable person to go to
Georgia and examine the establishment, and obtain
all the information possible the subject, and
port back to him, and if the enterprise is deemed
practicable, to enter into it with all possible dis
patch. If this however, should fail, with the means
at hand, they can be procured in differentway.
Owing to the cheapness of cotton and wooden fab
RIGS. the Wheel and Cards had, in great degree,
been laid aside, for years. When the war came en-,
the article being but little in demand the supply in
the hands of the merchants was quite limited and
only brought 40 cents; now they are selling from
$25 to $50 pair, and can't be had at that: 1t is
useless to think of individual enterprise taking hold
OF this thing now, of means can find nearer
cut to get gain in the field of speculation than this
II we will manufacture the cards, and let them have
them, they will then take hold.
j. A. Nom.
South Lowell N c.
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For the Standard.

GOLDSBoao, Dec "a, 1862.
Mr. EDITOR While other bodies of men have
found their eulogsts the battalion commanded by
me seems to have been entirely overlooked in ac-
and in the vicinity of Goldsboro' In every fight,
and in the very hottest Of it. portions of the bat
talon were engaged Saturday 18th December
section Of Starts battery and Bunting battery
the river in the engagement of that day,
nohly endeavorlng to stem the onward tide of an
overwhelming force. The same day four compa-
MES of the command and four pieces of Stairs bat
terry were at the batteries below Kinston to repulse
the enemys gunbOats, should they attempt to as
cend the river and cooperate with his land forces.
Capt Manneys single gun and one hoWitzer OF
Starts battery, skIllfully worked by Lieut. j. Wet
more, found sufficient; the only boat of the
enemy which dared to appear, retiring disabled, in
less than fifteen minutes. Sunday, the 14th--
Buiting's battery and Starts gun were engaged
across the river and at the bridge. None will gain.
say the GOODNESS of the officers and men working
there, the efficiency of their fire.
The men at the entertainments having been en-
-Gi,vly nom Gcn Evans oy the interpretation
of the main body of the enemy, the Battalion was
formed at O'clock, p. NJ, and in perfect order,
conmenceda retreat, ria Snow Hill, reaching Colds.
boro', at 10 P. NJ, Monday.
At daybreak, Tuesday, Battalion was in position
on North bank of Neuse prepared to resist any at
tempt of the enemy to cross the river.
In the fight, Wednesday, the entire command, ex-
cept Buntings battery, was under fire during the
day. and did, probably, as much damage to the ene-
nay, as all our other forces combined.
Bunting's battery was in the engagement at
White Hall, and molly sustained during the day,
the reputation Of the Battalion.
The loss of the command has been six killed. and
twenty wounded.
Very respectfully,
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GorDspoRo.' Y c., Dec. % 1s65

GoLDsBoRo,' \. c., Dec. %, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR:-KnOwing the deep interest you
feel in our brave Raleigh boys now battling in their
cOuntry's cause write this to call to your atten-
ton the heroic conduct of Lieutenant Mckee,
in the disastrous affair at Kinston, during the early
part of the week. Mallett'S battalion deserves and
has received much praise for the bravery with which
they repulSed heavy forces of the eremy on that
.occasion-but they finally forced to retire,
and arriving az the bridge, found it developed in
flames and many of them surrendered themselves
prisoners. But young Mckee, full Of ardor, made
another effort to escape, and was successful Un-
der the heavy fire of the enemy he retreated up the
South bank OF the river, and having collected twen-
" others engaged in the undertaking,
he forced his way through the Yankee picketS, and
arrived safely in GoitSboro. Sometimes he anu
his gallant party were before the enemy, who were
rapidly. advancing up the South bank of the river,
and at other times behind them. They suffered
much from the cold, being without blankets, anG
having many times to sleep in swampS so close tc
the enemy that they burst not light fire. His is
fine example for the young men of our army
When all hope seemed lost, his daring and intre-
pidity saved himself and companions, and they are
prepared for the engagements that are soon to
follow How many could do likewise and how
much better our army would fare, though some in
dviduais to suffer- if his example were oftener
followed.
With continued feelings Of friendship and esteem,
| am SIR, yours, .
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Z. ,. BKUN y, capt.
Co. D, 18th (BethcD Reg. n. Z. L.

List of Killed and founded in The 1lth Regiment
Company B-Kilied-Sergt Bristol and private
W Duckworth. Wounded-John Corrcl severely
in thigh and ankle; II Shuifler slightly in head;
\ Loving slightly in thigh; Morrison, slightly in
hip; Warlick, slightly in head; Geo Lowder-
milk, slightly in hip; Thos Dorsey, slightly in foot
Company -WOunded-Privates j Corprew,
slightly on the head; w Brogden, slightly on head
H Bagemon, slightly in left hand; VIM Casper
slightly in side and arm.
Company WOunded-PrivatcS 7. Walls
slightly in left hand w Powell, slightly in hip;
Saml Poteet, slightly in face II d Hicks slightly
in shoulder; VIM Melton slightly in knee George
Causby, slightly in leg; COrpl Clay, slightly
in shoulder
Company E-Killed--Lt Means. Wounded
Walker, mortally; Hartline Bird and Hartgrove,
slightly.
Company F-Kicd-Private Noah Rountrec
Company Observation-Disclosures Ii y Davis and
II Petty, slightly.
Company H--Wounded-Scrgt Clarke and pri-
yate Thrower slightly.
Company I-Kllled-Privatcs Gault and Dcllin-
ger. Wounded-D NJ Hoover, severely in arm; y
Shercll and NJ Craft, slightly.
Company Recommendations Young, slightly
in the arm; privateS Morris. slightly in head and
hand; NJ Morris, slightly in head; ii Williams,
slightly in shoulder; j Gudger slightly in face;
Burns, slightly in shoulder; Alison, slightly in
face.
The above is correct list Of casualties in the
regiment Your obejent servant,
c. S. BROWN
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
GoLDsBoRo', Dec. Is, 1862.
Editor Standard battle of White Hall in
Lenoir county, was fought on the 10TH COL Lev.
enthorpe's, the 18th (BetheD Reg't N. C. T., met
and repulsed large force of the enemy, supposed
to be 10000 men, with 30 pieces of artillery. The
Regt was under terrific fire of shot, shell, can.
mister and grape for three and half hours, when
the artillery withdrew and sharp fire of musketry
was kept up for four hours longer. Two sections
of Maj Moore's artillery, Capt. Badham's battery,
commanded BY 1t: McCleese and 1t. j. NJ Jones,
DR., replied to the enemys guns, firing some 800
shots. The 3lst Reg't N. G. Troops, Col. j. V.
Jordan, were under the fire, but not engaged. The
action was commenced and kept up for over two
hours by attachments from company F, Capt E.
A. Small, from Chowan, and company B, Capt. VI.
ID. Arm6eld, from Burke These detachments fired
over thirty rounds. The rest of the regiment was
then ordered forward, and amid terrific fire was
led up in splendid order, by Col Leventhorpe and
took its position on the bank of the river. The fol-
lowing is correct list of the casualties in the 18th
Regt, with the commanders who led them into
the action:
Company A-Capt W. L. Hand, from Mecklen-
burg county, went into action with rs men-no
casualties
Company B-Capt. NJ. D. Armield, from Burke
county, went in with men Killed. LIST Sergt
e Bristol, private w Duckworth. Wounded
Prlvates Cornell, A Loven, A Morrison H Shut
der, A Warlick.
Company D-Oapt Brown, from Burke went
in with 90 men. Wounded: Corp'l NJ Clay pri-
Yates r Hicks, G Cansby, W P Powell William
Melton NJ L Walls, Poteet.
Company Capt w Bird, from BERTHE, went
in with go men. Wounded: Privates j Corprew,
H Baysmore, " Brogden, W Casper. Several 9TH
ers struck or scratched.
Company E-Capt W Kerr, from Mecklen-
burg, went in with 50 men. Killed: End Lieut..
n Me&ns-private B j Walker, MORALLY
wounded. Wounded Privates P Hartline, r d S
Hartgrove, w Bird.
Company F-Capt E A Small, from Chowan.-
Killed: Private Noah Rountree.
Company Capt j L Freeland, from Orange
county. Privates h A Davis and II Pettis, Slight
ly wounded.
Company H-Capt w Grier, from Mecklen-
burg county, went in with 50 men. Serg't NJ
Clark, slightly wounded; private Thrower,
severely IN thigh.
Company Capt Haynes, from Lincoln,
went IN with 67 men. Privates j Gault and
Dellinger, killed-and privates d N Hoover, NJ
Craft, and H Shu wounded.
= Company H-Capt N Young from Buncombe
county, went IN with 80 men. Privates Norris
Williams, j Gudger, Crow, and Burns,
slightly wounded.
This is a correct statement obtained from the
commanders of companies. trust you will give it
publicity as you can.
Yours, truly, G. G. D..
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For the Standard,
COTTON AND WOODEN CARDS

Mr.. lloLDEN What arc we to do to supply the
increasing demand for Cotton and Wooden Cards
This is a question of the greatest Importance and
demands the prompt action of the Legislature, if it
is within the bounds of possibility for that body to
do any thing to procure them
Next to food, raiment is Indispensable The &C
ton of the State in devisng means to procure food
for the destitute has met with the unanimous sane
ton of the people. One more step in the direction
of procuring clothing, at least for the present. and
the way is clear; for, with the necessary facilities
our people, by their own labor, can clothe them
selves at home, and st least one-half of the army.
But, to do this, Cotton and Wool Cards must be-
procured How this is to be done is the question;
all attempts hitherto made having failed. have
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For the Standard
BATTLE FIELD NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,


BATTLE FIELD NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
Dec. Is, 1862.
MR EDIroR Below | send you list of the
wounded of the 7th n G. T., in the battle Of Satur-
day last. Ihave not had time to arrange the re-
port hut send the list as it is in my case-book:
Company A-Capt G Knox, private D Mathe
son.
Company B-Privates Eli Deaton, Jacob Nc
Graw, Sergt Farr, Scrg't II Howell, Corp'l II
StallingS, Lieut. Farr privatcS W r German, G
w Tcehour, j Heathcock, Kiser, - Hagler.
Company G-Privt's F VI Johnson, - O'Brien.
Conn any D-Lieut w Kerr, Corp'l Brinkle
privates John Brinkle, Francis Horace, w Calder,
David Howell. Serg't p Bigow, Lieut. I j Cahill.
Serg't Maloy, privates James Gleason, - Wine
coli, Thos Cashion.
Company E-Ord Serg't j W Valentine, privates
Wiley Harp, Kemp, j Winburn.
Company F--Privates II Cross, G Penning-
ton, Corpl Henry Fight, prvates w L Watkins,
d B. Phillips, w Stills, j Stires, Ord Serg't w g
Ferperman, Capt J NJ Turner, Prvates W Fry, Eli
Rachel, w Basinger,. j S Owens
Company G.-Prvates Henry Bradley, B Carter,
R Fink, W Barley, c Ii Pomell, S j CrOcker, -
Wilkison.
Company H-Prvates NJ J Eddings, John Mot
ley, W II Hudson n Pharr, l. Barnhardt j NJ Car
ter, X j Poteet, E Archy, j II Lomonds, II D
Winecolf J G. RUSSELL r Stancill.
Company I-Privates Dan Perry, r E Bell, "
Parker j Overcash, Scott.
Conapang K-Privates H w Lambert Capt n A
Pool, Corpl d Warren, privates j NJ Hammer,
w Campbell w Anderson.
The above comprises all that have reported at
the hospital ] have not been able to get list of
the killed. hope you will publish it for the in
formation of friends at home. will send you list
of the killed as soon possible.
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Dec: go, 1852
LOOK OUT FOR THE ROGUEs

STOLEN FROM MY STABLES AT DURHAM'S DE-
- pot, Orange County, NOrh-Carona on Friday night
the 18th inst Two fine MARES one dark ciaybank with
black name apd TAIL four years old with blaze in the face
and white hind feet has the inside of The right
hind leg at the hook. When stolen barefoot ed
The other very dark brown, may be called nearly
black She is about years old, aud is of medium
height thick built and is supposed to be with fold Any
taking up the said horses giving information at this
office the Durham's, will be thankfully re-
ceved and literally rewarded
T. B, NORRIS.
Dec 80 1862 l-wSt
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CAMP IN VIRGINIA, !
dec d 1860 (

Mr. EDITOR. According to promise, l send you
list of the killed of the 7th Regt N. G. Troops:
Prvates-John Altman, Joseph Wells, Co. G !;
Watson Smith, Co. 1 G Blackwelder, Co. B; Cor
poral Perry Hare, Co. F.
The following mortally. wounded have since died :
PrivateS James G. Overcast, Co. l; NJ G Eddins,
Co: H; Eli DeatOn, Co. B; Thos Cashion, Go. D !;
u Wilkison, Co. q.
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-

Since wrote to you last two officers have been
reported wounded-Leut John V Templeton, Co.
l, severe confusion in breast; Lieut. W Lord Co.
g. slight confusion in breast. This, with the for
mer list comprises all the casualties of our Regb
that have reported to me. / do not think our loss
in killed will reach twenty. Please have this copied
IN some Western paper as most of the men are from
Iredell Rowan and Mecklenburg.
Very respectfully,
Your obt serv't
w. N. CAMPBELL,
.. Sergt 18th Reg't N c. T.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS

SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO, AT 1.-THE NORTH
- State Iron and Brass Works. formerly Burns Foun-
dery Will pay for scrap cast iron per pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap BRASS scrap link and scrap
copper the highest cash price will be paid They will
the highest market price for large quantity of char
coal Viii also receive proposals for delivering two hun
bred cords of wood
Raleigh Sept. 10, 1882 76-vSsw3mnd
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100000.

DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
IA PERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DK J: A CLOPTON, OF
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction every case
His friends proposed TO bet 100000 that lie could cure
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in several cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons. He has
never had an accident to happen
Persons writing must enclose stamp to ensure
attention.
Aug ~, 1862. 33-w&SUtG
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DESERTION,

KNTIISON MANGUM, OF WAKE COUNTY, HAV-
w ing qualified in CnmpanyD. 3Oth Regt n. C. T.,
substitute for L. Allen, and having n,gIected
fused to camp, is hereby declared deSeTter The
usual reward will be paid for his apprehension and deve
ry his company near fredericksburg Va, To- the
commandant Of the camp of instruction Raleigh.
BY order of the Colonel:
L. GRISSOM,
Capt. Go. D, 8Jth RegE N. c. T.
Dec: 30. 1862. l=w4t
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SALE OF vALUAR1pD,

-, ,--11, ,. ]-nL lie PROPERTv
ENHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFRp IN ~
l. auction on the 18th of January next the al PUBLIC
Store House ana Lot. ~ valuable
containing 2A acres, at the Junction If H.
ley Rail Road with the Raleigh Cast Tue Roanoke VAL
has good kitchen and garden attached aDJ HG Road It
best stands for business in Warren county the
are new and in good condition. Inc builGaps
Also at the same time and place ls1/
land, near the store. - 'cres of wood.
Other articles will be sold on the same dav n
B. F. CHEATHAM 4 tu1S cash
junction, Warren Co., Dec 3d. 1862 INrS = BRO:
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BRASS FOUNDRY.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc.
Il CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage, ".
ing on The basin OF the Coaeds containing 100 acres
Is as productive any apds the county of Moore
liberal Holm M0PISnE E"S
November IA, 1862. g2NwGsrtf
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSl PPI
RIVER.

VI. II III hIEIOK HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
4 the Abotonsts in Arkansas of ain lint his IanJs -
es geat bargains in the following lands selected years
40, Mneh nSt IN market and after personal exainins
% r' ech tract See price affixed to each or Offer the
S 10 any purchaser for $4,000 cash. or negroes at
@ Me- price or one-haif cash, and time notes for balance
county. Title clear 1'SD'e" III n4sSissippl
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NEGROES WANTED.
Dec. 80, 1862.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO HIRE THIRTY
Il negro MEN young women to work the Pied
mont Railroad. Application to be made at Sections No.
and 10 on the road or to j. Q. A. LEACH,
PittsbOrOugh, N. C. .
Dec. 80, 1862. l-w3t.
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BONNEVILLE MALE & FEMALE sCHOOI.
JONESNILLE- NADKIN COuNTN n C.

JONESYiLLE YADKIN COUNTY, n. c.
TENHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL.
begin January 18th, $685. and continue twenty week
Students who this school at any time during the
ten wee ks of the session. will be charged N tu1n; and
those who enter at time during the latter part of the
term, will pay OHs-hGF of the full tuition fee.
1t Is desirable and Important that students who
to enter be present 1t the beginning of the session
Jonesvie is retired aud exceedingly healthy village
far removed from the seat of war
Tuition, from $40 TO SIS per session.
Board, from $50 TO $25 per month.
For full Information, address the Principal at Jonesve
n. q. j. G. MARLER PrincipaI
Dec 2S, 1852. 52-wl7tud
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION z MILLS
west Of Carthage. Moore County containing $50 acres
ON Which Is GriSt and Saw MILL Cotton Gin and Screw
Will receive in payment Stats bonds, Confederate money
or likely negroes John MORRISON
November IA, 1862. o2-wGswtf
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NEGROES, NEGROES.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO GIVE NO
Il tice 80 those owEing negroes in the Yankee
lines in State that he will take the management of
least 100 negroes the head of the Western N c. Rail
Road Morgantun N c. to hire out for their owners
protect and supervise bem and to collect the hire &C. lis
charge will be 20 per cent upon the amount of hire.
Address at Murphy, n c. He begs leave to refer to
Gov. Vance, A RiBryan, Esq, and Hon A. T Davidson.
A. H. MAUNET.
Dec. 23 1852. lO3-w&sw5t.
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

TENlIE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL OPENS
Il the third Monday in January next The price
of board and tuition is ONE II HUNDRED AND TWENTY
DOLLARS per term of twenty weeks. For particulars,
address The Principal at Bethel Hill. Person county n c.
T. J. HORNER, Principal.
Dec. 20, 1862. wit
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ST. MARY'S school,
RALEIGH, N. c..
Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson, d. D.. V,sito.
Rev. Albert Smedes, d. D., Rector, 'Of'

AtOE' AIu0IC SHeues, Do D'3 Rector. TT
HNHE EXPERIENCE OF THE LAST TERM HAyrvo
IL satisfied the Rector that the Boarding Departnans
the School cannot be maintained at the present nrc
has, after consulting udicous friends determined ls
the following charges for the ensuing term: Pa
For Board and Tuition in English per term If 6
months, commencing Jan. 6th 1863 Sl60; Tuition I'VE
French $40; Tuition in Music on the Piano Organ ~
Guitar $780, with So for the of Instrument; Tut
on the Harp with the of Instrument S45: Spoing
private lessons, $50; Drawing SlO Water CooTs Si;4
Oll Painting S25; Pens and Ink So; Library, ST. VAS
ing at the charge of the aundress the present charg
The rule prescribing RpifOrm is suspended for the
Raleigh, Dec. ~, 1862. 1OO-wEsro,
~ Fayetteville Observer Wilmington Journal POI
burg Express, Godsborough Tribune, Examiner and E
qurer Richmond, Charlotte Bulletin and Salisbury WI
man publish to the amount of 50 and send bills a
Office. WIS u THIS
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COTTON AND WOODEN FACTORY FOR.
SALE

TENHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER THEIR "MILLS,"
IL known US the Orange Factory, for sale. Appli-
cation be made james Webb, Hillsboru' or j H.
Webb ON the premises J. & j. II. WEBB
December Is, 1851 52-w4t
E Raleigh Register Progress, State Journal and Fav-
etteyie Observer publish weekly for four weeks and
ward bills to tins office.
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No swamp; rich bottom; to 2 miles from Mississippi
River protecting it, Ordinarily price IS BY tract
NUs'h' East s E. = Sec !, I I55
p miles N W. of Helena; good reighborhood; unsur-
passed in every sense. Price $40.
South 4 East 5. side S: E: u Sec. 81, $50
" s. off. LS.W.i g u
s. of Res 5. w. 2 95
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price SO.
South. East Frac. Section, s. 575
g. go
-, - H. go
In Philips county, 80 miles below Helena; choice land;
large tract adjoining Sold last year a planter at Sl3
per acre. Price 80 per acre. In alI-6,5s4-S4
W. II. RlGHToR, Helena, Ark.
II. A. BADHAM Esq, Ag't. Raleigh.
Nov I. 1882 g,,-EwSswsmT,d.