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FLOODED HORSES. FOR SALE.

: B. TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE, OUT OF
q 0 Fire Fly lump. Priam g. dam by Imp LusborUugh,
lost only one race out of fx-o years old-now suted
to Abi,n, Jr., SSno.
Her produce, B. F. by Albion j., faled last spring
Br. H Horse Fly. by Imp Fly by Night. out of Fire
Flv-G years old. 500
l. Br + ful sister to last named, $500.
=. b. NJ Lola by Baie PeYun out Of regt mare now
ten wears cid and snted to Tar Rivera fine brood and
&. Her produce B. NJ Esther, by Gem Hawkins bay
Priam, years old, now struted to Tar River, k5ni
Z. b. H., full brother TO last named years DID, $500
S. B. F., by Imp Fly By Night, years old, ss,s'.
Q. 3. C., Epsilon by Epsilon, Jr, one year od, SioO
To- G.. by Albion Jr, which horse Col Green lost
up,n the fall Of Roanoke Island last springs colt
H. b. e. by same, out of No. g. fnaed May l9th 1862,
was No: 10. perfect match, price for pair, $500
~ Be. L., Mid Night, by Imp. Albion, dam. by Imp
Glencoe years old, 81 900.
iS B. NJ, Pitch Dark years old in oal to Albion Jr
she 10y Imp Albion, dam Stakeholder, e. dam by Imp
Ievialhan, 800.
II Ch NJ Kitty, years old, splendid saddle horse
by Roanoke, $500
is s H. Regent Jr, by Regent wears old, 500.
IT, b. H Beaurc gard, year Old by Gen NJ T. iIaw-
kns bay Prian This believed 10 be the first Ur second
best race e country lie the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating hne held
Among them NGee, full sister TO the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp Trustee He full brother to the cee-
braied race horse Frank Allen. We will take for him
S. 0OU and if sold By the first Of April will let him
to limited number Of thorough bred mares at $50 per
season.
H. Also, pair Of dark brown carriage horses By a
Wagner hoe-large gentle aud well broken to single
double harness, 500.
Being over stocked with horses will sell at private
rough and fashionable auyin this country More cum
pete prdigrees will be furnished purchasers
After the St of next month"; l0per cent will be added TO
the prices Of any of this list then 9nI"d GOV
EmeraIda, near Warrenton, y. C.
Jan. 20, 1888. i-ZW.
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SOUTHERN FIELD AND.FIREsIDE.


6AWING To A FURTHER ADVANCE IN THE PRICE
- "i paper and the limit put upon supply the Pro-
Pe"r respectfully that from and after the lst
81 March, the price Of the FIELD AND FIRESIDE will
Ie IS EDlIuws:
Fur one Year, 81
=, For six months, y
No deductions made to clubs, and subscriptions
!nr less than six months. PUstmasers will be al
Tea ~ per cent heretofore.
will be used to make the paper arsc-
,-,, Tile RAND0LPIiS, OF RANDOLPH HAIL..
c WI oe e"laiicted in the 10th humber. Back numbers
H. tIa,sihg hiS interesting romance, can be supplied In
AoEelette Of e ~
-. INDIA MORGAN, OR THE LOST WILL.
nil VIII run tsangh several numbers of the paper and
BY t o acempan'ed BY original Tales Essays and Poems
nv % W oest writer's il Ehe country As only fixed sup
Wis., paper can be hs4 the edition is limited and those
to q secure Ibis farorite family paper would do well
Oil lSing sm!ances b. particular to state tie Pust
'erS ~l' >'ate, onS /" SEEf no local s. inplas-
JAMES GARDNER.
March 10 Augusta, Ga.
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RALEIGH, N. C.. TUES
NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING AT THE TERN OF
y Orange County Court, now sitting, qualified ad-
mnisrt0r upon the estate of David NJ Cheek deceased
hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims upon the
same TO present them within the time by law allowed
this notice will be plead in bar Of recovery All persons
indebted will p'Pase make early payment '
ALSO at the late residence of said David NJ Cheek upon
Wednesday, 18th of March next will, his admnisra
tor expose nbic sale to the highest bidder, consde
Tabe quantity of personal property, viz horses, mules
hogs cattle, oxen, excellent horse wagun pro-
visions household and kitchen furniture stock upon frm
and growing crop will also hire the time for
the remainder Of this year. some four slaves. -vi
Terms made known at time and place of sale.
THOMAS FRRREIIL, Admir-.
Orange County, Feb. "a, 1868. lg-td.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

" CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
President Davis religious ser7ices will be held at 0aky
Grove Church. fourteen miles southeast II Raleigh, Fri
dav the 9th March.
The people IN the negbbO- hood invited TO attend
and join in prayer to Almighty God for his gracious proec
lion against the designs Of and for the restU
ton Of the blessings of peace our beloved country
WM NJ. JORDAN, Pastor
r T. BLAKE =. A r
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RRoKE JaILIN oNsLow COUNTY,.

NN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 4TH INST WILLIAM
- RIGGS indicted for murder, aud three negroes
BEN PRINCE aud JACK. Ben is about sixty years oId,
and Prince about eighie,n al belong t0he heirs Of F.
y Jones' Jones Comfy Jack is about thirty years old
and belongs Lott Rc of Sampson County Riggs is
about thirty old light complicated about five feet
inches high and weighs about one hundred and forty
pounds will paw a reward of ten dollars each for the
abye named negroes to uny person who will denver them
TO me or confne them in auy jail so can get them.
E. MURRILL, Ja, Shf
pah II i5-3m.
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ReIigiOus Services

Will be held at Oaky Grove Church on the second and
"ur,h SsbbaLs in each month of the present year,
mencng next Sabbath at IL o'clock, fnrenoon.
B. T. BLAKE.
March g. 1853 22-4t.
- Pr, gress copy twice. and Register two weeks.
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NEDICJNES AM ACJDS.

opium, ALUM, CAMPHOR. MORPHINE, CALOMEL.
~ Quinine, EPSON Salts. Quicksilver, &C. and French
Brardv Port and Sherry Wines. and Whiskey-Nric
Nurac aud Suphuric Acids and InseeG OIL and Indigo
E. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Charlotte N. c.. Feb. IT, 1863 15-2m.
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NOTICE..

an ACCOUNT OF AGE AND INFTRMTTE, l WILL
" sell my HOTEL in the Of Monroe, Union Cnun-
ty n g. Also the furniture and fixtures stables. Offices,
&c, all of which and in complete order. The
Wilmington and RutherfJrdon Railroad runs through the
town. aud this is the only Hotel m the place Asn, three
town lots besides, lying the H0te Alsn, good
plantation having IS Of fresh open land uinng the
town. Any peTSan desirus of purchasing will find ut
any time ready to show the property aud willing t" dis
pose Of it On very favorable terps -
JAMES BICKET.
Monroe, N. C., Feb II, 1868. I5S-lOt.
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pRIrTINc OFFICE FOR SALE.

A PRI, TING ESTABLISHMENT l. OFFERED FOR
n sale, the materials Of which nearly new APP
" ., this Office.
Nov. IS 1862. 96-tf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

E DESIRE TO SELL NY PLANTATION, SITUATED
IL two miles east Of McLeansve saSon, and miles
east of Greensboro. The contains abOut2SS
The land is well suited the production of corn wheat
oats and tobacco, aud in good state of improvement
About one third Of the tract is cleared aud under COED
fences aud fenced On separate parts and he balance
IN the nstTe forest. uge and splendid meadow in
first rate condition In addition comfortable dwell
ing and all necessary OuhouSes there other good
houses that could easily be moved small select orchard
the tract is well watered.
will sell the stock and CROP bought BY the middle Of
May next, and give immediate possession
For any further information in reference to the place,
apply to C. A. Bonn, Greensboro or E. L. Smith, Gibson
VILE, Gufnrd county.
wish it distinctly understood that will take Confeder.
ate money for this plantation, and win sell reasonable
terms GEORGE ROE
e. A. BOON, Agent
March 8, 1863 -
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
nUFF,LO SPRINGS FOX SALE.

EHTILL ACCOMMODATES $50 PERSONS. WATER
~ equal any in Virginia; easy of access and well
ga'r1uzed Prize s25 600 For fuiher particulars apply
u RUFUS X. PEEP,
Weldon. n c.
March 5 1855 l9-lm.
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March 8. 1863.
$50, 900 NORTH-CAROLINA HONus -.
SALE,

SALEs
Office Of the Chatham Railroad Co..,
RALEIGH n. c., March 9th, 1868.
AN OR BEFORE April. IST, 1868, TIE SUB
W scrber will receive proposals for the purchase Of
THRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS (3a, ,O00) NORTH
CAROLINA SIX PER CENT. COUPON BONDS of the
denominations nf $O and SlOnO interest payable semi.sn
nuav the first days of January and July in each year.
the Pubic Treasury, and the principal at the end of
twenty years from the first of January A. D. 1853 These
bonds under ordinance of the Convention amending
the Charter of the Chatham Railroad Company issued
the Raleigh and CASTOR Ralroad Company in exchange
for bonds of the latter Company deposited with the Pub
lie Treasurer principal and interest payable the
time but with liberty to the Company to discharge such
bonds before a'urity. Payments made bySthe Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company, 10 be exclusively ap
piled 10 The redemption of the State bonds issued to the
Company ..'
Proposals will likewise be recevetlfo FIFTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS ;$i50 Of Nurh-CarOiua six per cent.
bonds similar the above but issued the City Of Rqegh
IN exchange for like bonds of the City. Payments made by
the City ba applied the redemption of the State
GDOnds issued 10 that corporation.
Attention invited to the following section Of act
passed b. the General Assembly is late session. by
which the bonds advertised have the doabe security of the
Stale of North Carolina and of corporations of the highest
financial standing:
paid By the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company and
the City of Raegh the Treasurer odhe State in salts
faction of the principal and interest of the bonds of said
Corporations deposited with The Treasurer contemplated
The said Ordinance of the Convention, shall be applied
first the payment o the interest of the bonds State
given said corporations in exchange for their and The
residue shall be paid the Commissioners of the sinking
fund.- used them their discretion for the redemp
tiun Of sud buI dS Of the State.
Copies of the laws Ter which said bonds are issued
NAV be had application The undersigned Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Bcds, and addressed
10 the undersigned and will be opened in the presence oi
Public Treasurer andH,i the President of the Bank o!
North Carolina.
KEMP p. BATTLE President.
Raleigh. March Q, 1868: eI-td
~ Daily Progress; Raleigh Register, State journal,
harqtts Democrat, Wilmington Journal aud Fayetteville
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE

TENHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS OF THE LAST
Il will and testament 1f Rhodes Y. Hcrndnn, late m the
County Of Granville and State Of North Carolina deceased
will ON the 18th day of March next, at the Court House
door the of Oxford sell the highest bidder for
cash. the real estate and Pershare property be-
longing the of The said deceased in said County of
Granville Said real consists of grst mil and
premises several tracts of land living within cnntenent
distance of said town, and the following property in said
town. to wit: the Hotel known the Oxford Hotel; one
Store houses, several vacant lots elgbY situated.
and three four other lots improved having thereon neat
and comfortable dwelling 'hOuseS, out houses &C. The
mill is about three turths Of mile from said town and is
of value. II rnds both wheat and corn and manu-
iaciureS very superior article OF n9u ana g custom 20
il is full and steady The Hotel is situated IN the centre O
the Just opposite the Court House, and iscaPabe OF
accommodating large number OF guests 1t has been long
established aud beraly patronzed and IS widely and Ia
voably known Amongst the improved lots attention is
especially invited to the which the deceased resided
1t contains about fifteen twenty acres aud has on IT one
of the elegant and cummodiuus mansions in the Snte
together with all necessary outhouSes when are coDe
niently arranged and also the other improve
rents about the grounds, in q style corresponding WIN
that of The mansion house There is also the place
fine orchard and in respect the situation Is an ex
cccdingy desirable Of the tracts OF iaud the one
knGwn the HESTER plantation, is deemed TO be par
cuarly valuable 1t is six miles from the town Of Ok
ford and contains about nine hundred acres, of which
nearly One.ha (mOsy fresh landl is in cultivation, and
the residue is in original forest The soil is good and well
adapted 10 the production of wheat and tnbaccn
There the plantation COED dwelling house. wit all
such barns. stables negro houses and other outbudngs
necessary and suitable, and also large apple and
peach orchard.
The negroes are about sixty in number and amongst
them very valuable hUuseServants seGmSreSses
field hands, mechanics and also experienced miller:
The periShable property consists U stock of different
kinds household and kitchen furniture wagons and gear
farming utensils four, bacon and great variety
of things too tedious Ia mention
Should the weather be too bad the day above dgSg
AFTER and when commenced, will be continued from day
Further particulars will he made known on the day of
sae and be obtained in the meantime, by application
to he
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March Is, 1868,
SALE VALUABLE LAND.

DURSUANT To DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Equity, Fall Term, 1862 will offer for sale on the
premises in Davidson County Tuesday the .ih day o
April next tract Of land niaiung 33j acres mnre or
less adjoining the lands of Henry WalsCr, Geo W Hege
and to and adjoining the IudSin Institute ON The ad-
kin river.
credit of six and twelve months will be geu BY bond
and approved security from the purchaser
B. A KITTRELL, c. N. F.
Lexington, March 5th, 1868. 20-id .
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NOTICE.

IT OST, TWO NOTES On e. B GUTHRIE, PAYA-
IA bic to W. H. Guthrie; note for twelve hundred
dollars the other fur fifty dollars bnth given the
dute November II, 1859 hereby forewarn all persons
from trading for either of the said notes also forbid
said b. Guthrie TO pay to any except myself for
either of the above notes. lave received value
for the said notes. W. H. GUTHRIE
Co. /, 32d N. G. Troops,
KinstUn. \. c..
March TO- 1863 '' 2l-4t.
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STOLEN,

STOLEN,
ETRON THE SUBSCRIBER'S STABLES ON LAST
e Sunday night BAY HORSE, about nine years old,
medium size black legs; he holds his tail side when
travelling his eyes weak shows good deal of white
abnnt his eyes ANY person returning the horse will be
rewarded. W. T. D0RTCH.
Goldsboro', n q, March l3 1858. 22-4:
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CHRISTIANS OINTMENT.

CHRISTIANS OINTMENT.
THNHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACIOUS IN
the Southern Confederacy. is prepared in Wilson,
n. c., by THOMAS CHRISTMAN.
The chief Object in the original manufacture of this on
ment for the of Itch in its various ferns 1t has
however proved itself an Invaluable remedy for Tetter
cadhend eutaueous diseases in some instances old
of twenty years standing also rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in Ills for itch and letter. that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application 10 over hundred cases.
each of itch and etter but failed of IL has
beeu tested flesh and found certain for
hacks and shoulders Iu testimony of its curative powers
anv of reliable certificates could be aiduced Such
deemed ont of place. the uIGrItht, when tried gives
ample proof of its valuabeneSS the of all these all
mentS II be used in any climate either cold or hot,
rainy clear weather without any danger 10 the patient
This is put up only hr ie Subscriber in tin and
glass Jars with full directions and will be furnished to-
persons Of at from dollar to fifty dollars,
according to size Of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
ducon, bY purchasing arg' quantity. All orders
promptly attended to. . ..
CHARLES F. DEElS ID ID Wilson, Y. G.
wv. G. JoEDAE, Wilson, y. G.
Dr.. W. a. Aoor.E CaSwell Co, y. c.
=. Wilson, N C., Feb 10, loi3. lS-Gm.
VHNIFE SUBSCRIBER IS AN UNDERTAKER ALSO,
4 and is prepared with all The aH.dS requisite for dis
interng and removing dead from any battle field to
losLg friends, relatives fathers, brothers.
wishing them taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard by applying to him will at short notice. receive their
friends at any point they may wish them moved. -.-
T. F. CHRISTIAN Wilson, C.
Feb. 10, .sR3. I3-Sm.
PONY FOR SALE. =.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE.
9A SHARES NoRTH-CAROLlNA R. R. STOCK.
SSS1 20 Shares Wilmington and Weldon L r Stock.
JN0. G. WILLIAMS co.
Raleigh, March 3, 1888. l9-9t.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY PROGRESS.

Oar circulation is large and rapidly increasing Sit we
caunot frn the paper and live "urse for less than the
above This cheaper than Ihe daily papers other
States and the qu nifty of reading matter the PRo
GREss will compare favnraby with any paper the Con
fedeacy while expenses heavier fir than any of
the daijes uf this State.
On aud after the ls of March the PRocREs viii be sold
on the streets and the Tn CHts copy This
is what the Richmond papers sold for while furnish
teegaphc news i'll the morning that they bring
night
Oar advertising rates will remain at present, and as
circulate upwards of 100 papers weekly in the State
and in The cJ than any-ther paper, the PROGRESS
will be found inferior to no other paper US advertising
medium.
Paptrs in the State with whom exchange will please
copy few times. The favor will be cheerfuiy
recprucated ut any time.
J. l., PENNINGTON.
Eiitor anil Proprietor.
RsIeiph N c. March g. 1863 lg-w&sw2t.
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JUHN K. HERN UUN,
D. c. HERND0N,
IT. e.. HERNDON, !

Oxford N. c., Feb 10, 1858. l3-td.
Richmond Whig, and Enquirer the Petersburg Express
and Wilmington JOURNAL insert daily the amount Of
S2 EACH and the Fayetteville Observer Savannah Repub
can and Augusta Chronicle insert semi-weekly to the
amount Of s. each and the Greensboro Pari6t weekly to
the of S. and forward bills to this office for set
tiemeat.
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North-CaroIina Christian Advocate.
NEW SERIES.


ct IS CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBL.
cation of The Eoth- Cr0Ltnd Christian 5dooc I'd at
early day. under the patronage Of the NOrthCaruna Com
ference under the direction aud ownership g joint
stock Company composed of ministers and laymen to
cure its peTmanency
1t will be as its imports CHRISTIAN 5doocate. 1t
will sustain and defend the doctrines and discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South and labor to advance
Clrsts Kingdom earh and promote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides earnest religious character il shall be ad
vccate of he moral educational and Industrial progress of
North Carjna-a welcome vsiter to every finally and to
the camps of brave soldiers and faithful chrnnicer
u what may Se useful and interesting and Of the current
nCwS.
All our travelling and local ministers and the stOckhod
of the Company, specially requested TO act as
Agents for the paper.
The old subscribers nf he 1dDOcdte will be supplied with
the SERIES to the full amount due them at the time OF
its suspension but the mail books not in the posses
Of the Editor, he must rely upon the old subscribers
themselves and the Agents, To furnish him With their
names and post offices and the amount due them
The AdGGods will be we'll printed un good paper, and will
contain amOOt of reading matter equal to any paper in
the State.
During the continuance of prices the subscription
price will be IS per annum, always in advance.
Agents who send ten or more Dep subscribers and
the Cls will be entitled to copy of the pgper for
year II is desirable that arg list be sent in al once
Address WM. L. PELL, EItor.-.
Raleigh n c. Jan. !, 1853 2-tf.
~" All former exchanges will confer favor by
giving the above two or three insertions.
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GRINDSTONES.

VINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED THE EXTENSIVE
il Grndst0ne Quarries Deep River, and has on hand
aud will keep large stock of superior quality of any size
required suit all kind of work. and will be delivered at
road and water communication from this point 70 part
OF the Southern Conederacy. All orders will be filled and
delivered at the above mentioned place BY addressing
--. : L. LINEHAN. r. .'r
Branch P-O, .-. -.
Chatham Co, y. C.
Jan. Q, 1868. 4-3m.'
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Z mEBUSuELS MEAL DAILY EXPECTED IT
Il wv WHITAKERS
Raleigh. jan. 80, 1858. 10
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NOTICE.
MISCELLA LANE0US.

Camp 18th N. c. Troops,
March Sih, - Si3 I
kSSICK AND WOUNDED MEMBERS OF COMPANY
- E. l4rI. " Trnops bear in mind that hereafter
regular army Surgeons certificates will be received
in prulungaOn Of furlusghs
By order: J. NJ. HENSON,
Lieut.. Ccm3g. Co. =, i4h Y, c. T.
March IS, 1858. Z2-At.
Executive Department, North-CRroli7a,
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE, (MUITIAD
EALtIGH, March 9Th, 1868.
General Orders.
No. 2.
GLNEGAL ORDER MOL, CURRENT SERIES. is
N hereby revoked.
heprder OF Governor VANCE:
49,. J. G. MARTIN,
Adju;ant General.
March Is, 1868. 22-3t.
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LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVIE
COUNTY.'N. e..

II HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
II sae, lying in Davie County, n few miles below OAK
Hill, o, Haul's Ferry, the Yadkin river.
One tract contains about 399 acres the other containing
about $40 adjoining each other will sell them to-
'geiher or separately This land c in healthy section
of country and well adaptd to the raising of grain aud to-
bacco ANY person wishing 10 purchase, can and view
N. G. A. HUNT.
Deo 9, 1862. s7-tf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

N. c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. co, ln
A the Annual Meeting Of the North. Carolina Nut1sJ
IN FreIusurance Company, held the l4th o. Janua
ry The following persons elected Directors and Off.
DiREcToRs:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
' j. z. Williams, . - .. .-
. - ig IT, H. Selby, ..r - r-.-
e. W. d. Hntchings
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little, - .f
James AsTowles, -.s .....
,5 James E. HOyt, Washington. .....;r7r
Alex. Mitchell, NcwberS, ....F
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. Jores, Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth CITY, -'
jos Ramsay, Plymouth. - .as.. . 10
J. W. HarTell, hurreesboro'. -. ri,
H b. Williams, Charlotte. , ...
Samuel Watkins, Milton
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville a. '.-'
Joseph White, AnsOn County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem. .s.. -.,-.
A. 7. Sunny, AshevIe .--
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
7. II. Se!by, President.
II. d. Turner Eice President
John II. Bryan; attorney.
Hamden s. Smith, SeerstQrs and T1eISure-.
T. H. Selby, eT-0ffciO, !.
John r. Williams Er. C01faaiktee
c. ". D. HutcIiugs
This Company has been in snccessf oppration over "a
years. and continues take risks upun ali classes of frop
ery in :he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis.
tlleIies) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now c,yer
property amounting TO Heart $4,0O0OO0, large portion
which IN country risks and its present capital is over
four hundred thousand dollars in bonds properly secured
All communications in reference insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
Raleigh. Jan. ls, 1862 ss
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17

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w ard office or three No. journeyman printers
with prospect of steady work for several months
Raleigh, Jan. %, 1853. s-tf