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passengers for twenty-live centf with
their baggage stnd Vor less money
witWnt Uhat iocqpibraDcc. The te
Ailt would be that filiMreda Atonld go
to and froj for the pleasure of the ride,
"i ' . . ..' ...t ?t t. :.:'
i alia .t'U:iu?c oi scene, v uiib legitimate
travel would Ie increased three-fold.
The road .vont4"S00n monopolize, and
greatlv enlarge' tire business of trans-
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VKrfZrr j. ' WfJ?.- to tOWfi. AViliiC, niMiv wouiu use u. lor i -
"rt 'ti i -jr v.ocd and coal into;.'town, since twotwap the
J. :'''-.rsTr. horses ccnld draw more on the track, nessea-
The Danville? Register Ears : The
I tobacco crop now upon the hill prom
ises but little. It is said to be very
inferior everywhere. Good rains may
yet bring out the weed some what and
give it weight, but the; quality will
necessarily be inferior. ys nen rains j
'come st unted plants will start to grow- j
ing afresh, get fullof sap, and then
frost will nip them pefore they can n
pen.' : :"' I -: ; ,:
. HTETV ADVEUTOIOTS.
TTEjfilY A. FOOTC, V
Attorney :at , La,
WAREENTOK, N--0. - f,
WILL Practice in the Courti of tlxis, and
tlxe adjoining Counties. ,, Ko.-31-tf. ,. .
IMPEOYED PREMIUM
t Essence of Coffee,-
T. f
"Act act in the liring present. "
llcayt within,' and God o'er liead."
1U
, NOTICE! TOTI0El!'; -
A most destructive hailstorm passed i qualified s Adniinistratrix of F.,
portion pr.Kandolph county, on ;. :?Z?xr . :it1""r l:T7FY
i nursaay evening last, between J? ranK-; the, 8aid F a . Thornton, dirf to. nom
and j Lineberry's Store. - It j forward and make payment wtthont delay
most terrific etorm, . evfer wit- to Thomas E. Green or Peter R. Dayia, my
by the oldest1 inhabitants, un- f legalty; appointed Agents, and tho'se haV-
. . 1 liter p.!nima n-nmof triA Qnijl acitra
,bun ,oS?ouiddiWoverady Voids, r 37'5r!!!'S 5S53tI, p&'Th, JSar-
tavV ua.uug .Mjv.up ,vu4.Wu&u thenticated, toithe said Agents within the
time prescribed by law, er this notice will
Smith.
of Alabama, is about to declare mar
tial law in Tuscaloesa county because
the civil authorities are unable to en
force the laws-
. n . , . , , , - j cieuiiv uaiuairiuK ,uj crops ,iucv
and up the steep hi whtqh surround thfction8 0ver,4which it passed.
Y K othVr directions. -The eitizens- -, It i8 repQrted that Governs Sr
Friday, September 39.iSQpM
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FM.Tca-A,-MONTGOMERr; '
I'll l L I n - l! ! - i I t-J!l
iLiicrarj anu roimcai cuiiur. '
J. M. WADDILLt '
neral News, and Local Editor.
,'aU letter $ connected with the Editorial D
varlntnt must be" 'directed to WAL TER A.
MONTGOMERY, Box 58 , . ; . . (
! VlIEitriNG PRESENT OFFICE
' CorneY of Main aiul Franklin Streets, over
Oiorob R. Slbd's Store.
Thomas A. Hpntgomery", General Agent
or "The Living Present." . . ,
of the town would save on this single
item of fueiriur6ne or' two winters,
enough to pay tl)e ' expense of cdn
structing the road.. ;v , y, "
.Must it bd confessed that there is
wanting. ,the,A slight, degree of enter
'prise necessary; to secure' these nnmer- its age.
ous- advantages, which are so clearly it.
wilhih our reach f we win not, oe- r Modern nroirrpsB from u ui
hi be stimulated by nf the Sandwich Islands to Washing-
A loaf of Indian bread has been
found in Indiana, buried in the earth,
and geologists are trying to ascertain
A thick bark bad grown over
be, plead in bar 6f their recovery.
LUCY N. THORNTON,: Adm't'x
' September 3rd, 1869. No.-31-6w.
Cotton Gin.
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the example - set oa H4swav,
where fine roads and streets have
been made through the woods, and
where the primeval forest has been
made to. giveplace to parks anddwel-
tctxx m twenty-one days.
Not a solitary war vessel of the
United States has touchid at the port
or Havana lor two months.
It is said that there is much sickness
WE have made an engagement with Mr.
FRANK M. FITTa to run our Gin, this
season, f , J
Terms, ?. , One Twelfth,
I for gipning.'L Bagging and Rope fnrhished
ton Depot readr for Shipment. tfc a' . U i-
ARRINGTON & WHITE.
20.-3 1-1 m.
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GUARANTEE A PURE ARTICLE.
ONE package of this'JETssence will go as
far as fonr pennds of coffee, and coffee
by it will preserve perfectly the real Uato
of the best eoffee, and will have a
delicate and finer flavor, a finer color and
wiit do iiiucu more wnoiesome than pure
coffee ; it will also he clear without re
quiring any thing to clarify it. Direction
on each package. Call, and get a box forj
lactsat - J. M. wADDlLLa .
No. 2 Arlington Block..
JUST received, 2 Gross Scotch Snuff
in tin boxes, at10 and 15 cts. each
I at.. ' " J,M. WADDILL'S.
rpnE -Copaftncrshipr heretofore exrst- j
JL ting under the name and stvle of
A. M. Wiles Cci 'isjdesohed by limi-.,
Ution of time mentioned in the Copart
nership articles. '
f v : - A. M. MlLES & Co.
TJie Tinnjcg and RdoCng business will
hercalter be conducted by the subscriber
, . . EDWARD SlfROYER.
NORTH CAR0LIN2 1 " ,
. . v- ' - - , .- In the Superior
WARREN COUNTY' J , Court.
Wm. P. HAWKINS, Adm'r. 1
of iicfcs h: hawkins, naintiif -
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j ALEXANDER B. nAWKINS 1 Defendants
and others.- , J iu v(' ,' .
NEy Family Flour just received, and
i foT sale at ": J. M. WADDILL'S. "
JUST Received, Pure Cider Vinc'par,
at J.:3. WADDILL'S
PARLOR Matches, just received, and
for sale at J, M. WADDILL'Sr
PAPER , and Envelopes at one fourth
the usual price at J. d. WaddiU.
JlTIIE Ml worth of yourjnoniy jfur
anteed, at - -J.;M.!,LADiJlLL,S.
I
GET THE BEST.
lins, to work-shops and a hotel which Jnd Kinst0 Q Jflmeg R ,
rciieqi crcuu on uie oiaic. , mngham, a very prominent citizen of
The road might be constructed to the latter place died a few davs since.
j Fall ! and Winter Importation
! 1S6D:1 !
11IBB0 1STS,
Millinery and Straw Goods.
the border of the town even without a
charter, bv a combination and apcree-
rhent among tle owners of real estate.
So there is no necessity for delaying
Wooden Railways.
- Tho following paragraph will dem
on3trate the feasibility of connecting
Warrcnton f with the Depot at Warren
Plains, at a cost of a few thousand
dollars. The wooden Railway refer-
red to, costs only jfive thousand dollars
per. mile, including j the purchase of
steam eccrincs and 'rollinj; stock.' , It
will be seen also that the estimate im-
plies heavy grades :
"The Scientific A morican describes
a wooden railway which is now in
successful operation "in Canada. The
4inchei in thickness, laid edgewise;
The engines weigh from 10 to 20 tons,
the wheels a little wider than on iron
roads, and the flanges a little beveled
so that in pressing against the trails
the wood may, 'Hot be cut. These
roada- are designed mainly rorrftxight,
and an engine' of 10 tons weight, cost
ing about $6,500, will take along from
30 to' 40 tons of freight at the . rate of
from. 8 to 12 miles an hour, up grades
of 80 to-90 feet to the mile; and hn
engine of 20 tons, costing $3,5C0, will
tl-p rlonhlfi the freight un and down
grades of 100 and 140 feet to the mile,
and occasional gradesof 250 feet, and
around curves of 250 feet radius. In
a country hko that through which the
'Clifton Wooden Kaihvay" runs,
where timber is plenty, it is thought a
good, serviceable Toad can be construc
ted, and furnished with a moderate
allowance of rolliDg stock sufficient for
some years, for about' $500 a mile,
exclusive of large bridges.' . .
The' above statement should encour
age the citizens .of AYarrcntoa :and
vicinity to begin at once the work -of
constructing a norse Kauway irom tne
southern border of the town, through
"the streets, to the Depot. If a wood
en track will bear an engine weighing
twenty tons, with a train of cars, it is
needless to suggest that a single- car
drawn by one or two horses, 'would
make a"n ieaprcssion'so slight as scarce-,
- ' ly tto require ' iron rails. The road
would pass' over. a country almost as
lercl as the low lands hear the sea
shore, where numerous Iron rpads artr
The Rov. A. D. Cohen has resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist Church
in Salisbury, to take effect on the first
of January next.
the good, work until the legislature that church s;nce 1860 -and hig con.
meets. The property holders are; nection with the congregation has been
-:o:
chiefly interested. The Iroad would
double their wealth. The merchants
and traders of all grades are interested
for'it would double their business, and
hajre their out-lays for transportation
The'hotel keepers are interested, for it
WjOuld jncrease the travel three fold,
at fleast. i-The laborers are interested.
for it would raise wages. The schools
are interested, for it- would enable
pupils and parents io come and go
with cheapness, -ease: and pleasure.
The Lawvers are. interested . because
it ould increase trade, business and,
population. The Doctors are interest
ed,' t)ecauc it would do all these things
;and bring invalids, from the low conn
try. The clergy are interested for it
would fill their ehurcues. And last,
though not least, the ladies are inter
es'tedy-'fo.r it would bring them Leaux
o let the horse Railroad be built
,.' . .i
immediately. j
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A young man recently shot and at
tempted to kill a minister in the pulpi t
of the Berlin Cathedral. The scene
in brief is thus described. The min
ister was. reading ' I believe In God
the Father, God the Son, and God the
JJoly Ghost.' You lie I carne a voice
from-a, pew just in front of the preach-
eiy a young man rising ai uie same
'moment and firing a pistol at the min
ister, the ball just passing the latter s
of the most amicable character.
AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE
REGISTRATION OP, DEEDS.
Passed April 9th 1869. 1
Whereas, Creditors and purcha's
ers are often hindered and delrauded
of their law fuV actions, debts and pur
chases, by reason of the failure of the
grantee or bargainee of lands to regis
ter their deeds ofcWveyance, powers
of attorney, &c. ; therefore,
Sfxtion 1. The General Assexubly
of North Carolina do enacty That all
grants of lands in the State, all deeds
of conveyance, all powers of attorney,
and everyr other instrument in writing
which is required or allowed to be
registered within a given time, and
ARMSTRONG CATOR & CO.
23 1 & 239 Baltimore Street,
I- BALTIMORE.
o IMPORTERS ASD JOBBERS OF :"
BQNET AND TEIMMING RIBBONS,.
VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS & VELVETS,
Illusions, Blonds. Laces, Ruches, Netts
i . and Crapes,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
6TBAW BOSSKTS AND LADIES' HAT3?
- TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED,
Silk, Velvet and Felt Bonnets and nats,
' SUNDOWNS and SHAKER IIOODS:
THE largest Stock of Millinery Goods in
this Countr, and unequalled in choice va
riety, which we offer at prices that will
defy competition. 1 '
ORDERS . SOLICITED.
Angnst 25th 1S89. ' ' ! 1 ' ( Gt.
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University df North Carolina ;
AGRICULTLRALr COURSE.
fTlHE special course of Ajrriculture and
4 1. - HT 1; Ml t
i iue iueciiauiu irxs win oegin on ine
Instruction
in
until
CO
have not been proved or registered oft
Or De fore me irrsnr -T&aj vrtmotiCTj
e:ghtecn hundred and bixty-nine, un
der the same rules,' regulations and
restrictions as heretofore appointed by
law : and, when &o proved and regis
tered, shall be as good ani valid, as if
thev had been duly proved and regis-j 2
tered : Provided. That nothing herein
contained shall be construed to extend
to mortgages and conveyances in trust
and to marriage settlements.
Sec. 2. 1 hat after the first day of Oc
tober, in the vear eighteen hundred
Laud sixty-nine, :io deed of conveyance,
aeea oi trust, or mortgage ,ior reai or
personal estate shall bo valid at law
to pass any property as against credi
tors or purchasers for a valuable con
6th. day of September.
Military Tactics will not be given
later in the season.
. 1 SOLOMON POOL, President,
READY eOOFItIG,
Suitable for all Buildines. Dwellings,
Barns, Churches, Factories, &c, and for
all climates ; equally adapted to fiat or
steep roofs, and can be applied by any or
dinary workman. '
' TIIE READY ROOFIXO.
Is more durable than tin, and does not
cost one-half as much. It is cheaper than
shingles, far more durable," and fire-proof.
It is made of the heaviest fabric ever used
for the purpose, and is put up in rolls
ready for shipment to any part of the
world. Send-for Circular and Samples,'
(sent free.)
We also Manufacture
" granite CEMENT, '
I For repairing all kinds of leaky roofs,
chimneys, sky-lights, ic. This Roofing
Cement forms a permanent adhesive coat
ing over the whole surfac of all roofs,
whether tin, shingle or composition, com
pletely cJosiifg up leakages, , and being
composed largely of ground Granite, which
sets and hardens, and soon becomes an
artificial Slate Stone covering.
Roof Paint.
For coating tin and all kinds of metal
and composition roofs- It will not run,
crack, or peal off, 6ut form a permanent
an! perfect protection wherever placed. It
?s furnished at half the cost, and possesses
twice the durability of the common oil
paints used for such purposes.
county rights for sale.
For Circulars and all particulars Address
READY ROOFING COMPANY.
81 Maiden Lane X. Y.
n this case the Plaintiff havfnr caused a
Summons to be issued adaist ' the De
fendants and filed a complaint wuak ne
llrd ,at r,a fil.d Petition n Trren
County Court, at its FebruJ. Term I8b3,'
against the heirs at Law.i unww,
for a sale of the real el f intestate,
for the payment o' ebts nd wg of
-that a decree was. made
aocordincV that a $alo was made by. him J
under-ul decree,. oa wu
Kvember 18G3. when Leonard Henderso
purchased the reversionary interest of the
said Rufus Ilawkins. in the land held
for life br Mrs Mary Hawknis.'at the price
ton tlinn .Tni dollars ail gave bondfor
the same witjf security, and that eaid aale
was confirmed by the ! Court . and further
alleging that the. eaid Leonard Henderson
has never paid any of the purchase moneys
and that he and his surety weie insolvent;
also praying that the sale might be set
aside, and tha- the said interest might be
resold for the purposes aforesaid, and al
leging that the-said Leonard-Henderson
has no objection thereto ; and it appearing
to the Court upon affidavit, that Alexan
der B. Hawkins, Philemon B. Hawkins.
James Turner and Ann S. Turner his wife,
lour or tne Defendants reside beyord the
limits of the State ;
It is therefore, ordered that they be sum
moned by publication ouce a week for .six
successive weeks, in 'The Living Present,'
a newspaper published in Warrenton K. C.
to appear at the office of the Clerk cf this
Court, at the Court house in "Warrentrn
aforesaid, on the first Monday in September
next, and answer the complaint, Mid giv
ing them notice that unless they shall do
so, the Plaintiff will apply to the Conrtfor
the relief demanded in the Complaint. .
Witness William A. White, Clerk of
said Court, at office in Warrenton, this the
3VtU day of June, A. D. 1SGP.
. H ILLIAM A.. WHITE. Clerk.
EATON & B VRHAM, for Plaintiff.
Tin Shop ! Tin Shop !! Tin Shop !!!
head. The young man was arrested,! sideration from the donor, bargainor
. . ii ji ' f 1 . ' 1 1 ' :
and the minister quietly proceeded
with the services, as if nothing had"
happcoed. ' :
The voung man alleges that he be
lieved those who professed this belief
wereliars at heart, and that he was
driven to this deed with the hope of
aVvakening the public mind. .
An agricultural implement manu
facturer in Western New Vork recent
ly filled an order for fourteen fanning
mills,, to be sent to Eastern Turkey,
the natives having seen the stiperiori-
tv of tbese machines, -mtroauccu j
the missionaries, to their primitive apci
wasteful methotfof winnowing gtam.
One of tb6 2ulu tribes in South 'Afn
uc t;t Am.riiaTi' nlomrhs ' ana
I
i? . .3 . . J'tT,- viu: on A m prion n SUCTar TO111
now in operation, consiruciea at acosi ' mv vmcx ua ---iJ-r
of five or eix hundred .dollars per mile
mills to tbc crs7aira-Tttl toy dooi and-W iw
for" 1h U'ttuurW-allnn ifjr.mhpp'
tbo caw
rtn,ia"' We" know Wot whether -it
would bepracticaprT to Jay the track
. with maple rails,' but wittl the use of
'horse power, pine or wbite oak would
answer every 'purpose.
In view of the fact that not a sitfgle
grade wonld be necessary, and that
thft country abounds in timber, it is
safe to say that.the trak. may be put
dowa at less than, one thousand Hoi
lars per mile, and if it should be deem
ed advisable to make two or three
'1.4. -Aaa f fit-n or six.-feet. "the
nhH of the track-, though laid
IheTrncattquartcrsr of the army to St.
or mortgagor, but from ihe registra
tion of such deed of conveyance, aeea
of trust or .mortgage, in the County
where the land Keth ; or in case of
personal estate where the donor, bar
gainor or mortgagor resides ; or In!
case the donor, bargainor or mortga
gor shall reside oat of the State, then
in the County when the said personal
estate or some part of the same is sit
uate, or in case of choses in action
where the donee, bargainee or mort
gagee resides. !
SSec. 3. That within thirty days ai-,
te he ratification of this act it shall
be the &tv of the Secretary of State
to send by ail ten printed copies of
the same to tKfJhairmatf of the Coun
ty Conimissiouevof each County in
the State ; and gajd Chairman
shall, within ten day sNfterhe receives
the same, cause them tov posted at
EDWAED SHROYER. :
HAVE this day commenced5 the busi
ness of Tinning, Roofing and Gutterine.
under the name and style-of E, Shroyer.
A knowledge ot the busmes in all its
departments as well as prompt attention,
and low charges (Cas) are relied upon as
the sure means of success. ' t -
I can be found at the rooms formerly oc
cupied by A. M. Miles & Co., where j will
be glad to see my old friends and custom
ers. ,
I am determined to execute promptly
and thoroughly all work I am favored with
at low figured, and must in all cases, de
mand the -Cash .
August, 12 1869. 6m.
All indebted to the old firm of A.
M, "Miles & Co., will please come forward
and make payment to me, as longer indul
gence will not be granted.
E. SHROYER.
ATAfiRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
TFarren County. N. C.
rVti IS institution will be opened on the
LL 12th of August, under the direc
tion of Rev. T. M. JONES, formerly Presi
dent of Greensboro Female College.
j warrenton, d miles from the Raleigh
and Gaston Rail Road, has long been fa -inous
for heallh and refined and intelligent
society . .
j (pi n.ii. . ..... . . 1
i Ae onege ouiioings, situated m a
beautiful grove, in a retired part of the
village, are large and commodious, and
will be put in thorough repair and well
nttea up tor school purposes.
! With long experience in connection with
in.i -ii i - , .
i cmic tuners, a large iiprary, an ex
tensite Chemical and Philosophical Appa
ratus, ana. the aid of an able Faculty,
among wnom is tnat accomplished schol
j . r .
ar auu iuusician, raor. J. hare, we
offer superior facilities to young ladies de
firing to become well educated and highly
Bccuiupiisueu.
Board, exclusive of washing and
lightB, and tuition in regular
rn ...
viritege course, per session ot
20 weeks, - - - $100,00
Extra studies, moderate.
For full particulars, apply to
T. M. JONES, President.
July 23.186&- lnr
force
Washington, where he hates to. We
believe, however, that a clause of a
law. must be changed before tlaWan
be done, and this would incidentally
bring out the show of hands in lavor
of removal of the capital and against.
An. 'English'1 firm is manufacturing
for the Russian Government a huge
steam hanimerf whicb will weigb in all
about 1,000 tons. The hammer head
. ' i - 'M nit
VZZ -Estate of north Carolina,
in
the
public places in w uatjf.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in
from and after its ratification. V
Ratified the 12th day of April, A.
-1869. - ' '
SO W. HOLDEN, 'c '
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President of the cierU.
RE-OPESED.
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The "Arllington House,"
IS AGAIX IX KVLt BtAST.
EVERY accommodation (as in former
days), furnished to the Huugry & Thirsty
Give me a call,
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The DwfffinK-tf 'bTlck. '-wa-c f-
conical metallic roof, and two VfXnlAn
rods. In the basement Is the kitchen Joit -20
feet square, and the dining toojzlfit
feet, and two Pantries; well t'tted npl
the middle floor there are two large ra,'
with fire-plaees and JJne' rariiiecat-ItaU
ian Marble Mantels and a tpacio HU '
and open room" for. njoying the omr
breeies. In the th'rd story are liJ
and one fmall Dormitory, " ailJwith r
plaoes, and a lage passsge, w cati fn
Wardrobe. In theiatffc stor u a 'tmaH'
dormitory, -with stairi to theicnttlfa the '
roof,-- ' ft . - j j y
There is a portico fo th hou ExlS feet
with flooef hewed granitV laba. The
fteps of the building ip -nt and rear, are
of hewed grnitf- with iron ; hmxtr
and all tbe door and win",, ailla are trtf
hewed granit, J avl hw lull wnVa .
balance.?. ofthe Vnildbn
i rrciwi- oiCTial and the entire
building recently painted.1,
" The out-hon?es consist "of a Barn 40x20
feet with basement walled with granite.
large enough, tor. J-horses r cowt, with
shed in front and rn the twoenda, one end
fitted up for four milctrcows ; a horse sta
ble 14x23 teet ; a carriage house 10x24 feet -a
house for serTants 10x36 feet well fiaifh-,
ed, with Jwo fire-places and receatly painU
' ...T M J J . .. . .
onu'uas a goo-i ary ceuar; a iincK
Smote house, 20x20 feel, of very high :
pitch, shedded all round with wood, jrear
and chicken house under the shed; and
f pacious Ice house, walled with granite-
Through the groTe passes a branch, with
never failing failing spring of pure cool
water. .. Immediately below thia is a gran
ite milk house, the water ot the spring,
which is very abundant, passing in a tton
milk trough through tle milk house, and
discharging in a crystal fish pond, aoue
15x1000 feet, in which is a large variety of
fish, many of them so tame that they eat
from your fingers. Price $10,000
One large and convenient House dn the
City cf Raleigh, on Newbern, Street, built
on the most improved plan, with 13 large
comfortable rooms, double parlort, , all ne- -cessary
out -houses. Lot contains 1 J acre,
large oak grove ; a very desirable piece of
property. PrkeG.SOO- ,
One large House in.Newburn, Blood
worth and East Streets. This House con
tains 20 rooms, suitable sfor a Boarding
house, necessary out-buildings. , Size of
lot J acre. Valuable property. Oak grove
in the yard- Price $5 000. . . . - - ?
One large Uou.se. on Newbern street, S
rooms besides basement, "4 out-buildingi,
including stables. Lot contains 7 acres.
Llm grove ; very, attractive. t Price t8,0c
The property in Warrenton, known
the Alston House is in perfect order, th.
House containing eight large and comforta
ble rooms, double Piazzas and Porticos,
and one of the most commanding locations
in the place, beautifully surrounded by
natural grove of oak, in fact is said to b
oueot the handsomest residences in North .
Carolina, all the out buildings are most
i conveniently arranged. Containing eight
acres, aa trees. $5000 dollars has been
refused for the above j roperty since th
war. . ' ,
It is truly a desirable and valuable piece'
of property and cheap. ' Price $ 3,000. ' ,
The property at Taylorsville is very at
tractive valuable and cheap It is a Ho
tel at the county ieat a Nourishing aad
growing village" of a thouss.nd'br more in
habitants and situated one equare from a
good and flourishing Collegv, no school of
better grade, right on the line of the Atlan
tic & Ohio Railroad, and being situated ii
the Mountain region, the scenery is truly
delimit Til H fimiimTOR-' Vutatg
twenty rooms, and the Buildings are new.
Price $2,000. .
j One in Chapel nill, containing fonr
ijooms, with fire-places, and one forty foot
dining room, . Also, kitchen out-houses
and one and three-four ais acres ef land,
valued at, $2,000. .1
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
HE PURCHASE
OF VALUABLE LADS NEAR,
Warrenton. K C.
In tracts to suit purchasers.
is believed to Tae rbe heaviest In t? j
world, is to be used in fonrinff
guns
The, fly post is a sad in
7
f. i
tioA in
'ttofefttibattntiat mann, would bdrer some parts of Missouri. T6e Gentry
couniy iews oi last . wee- ejs. r
horse belonging to Mr. A J. Bulla
was so Kadi v bitten bf flies last week
The ears one
freight
WVWfcd that sum.
fu'r-nassencers, and one, for
' wjgbtfeost thousand or fifteen hun-
AmA rl-kllire tiVfll'P and! at most, it
Would be safe to Vstimate the cost of
'"h a roail, with a single track, at
five Ihousa'iKi dollar ""- The car would
V t'wciU V to in'
that it died.'and wrear that i riiany
places farmers liAe o do their swork
. . .. Ant- iLI- l ' J I
ui- vi mis piague.
at night on ac
At n ir,;o-case' masquerade at
the Sag5irre House, last week, the
corivcv t'vvonl v to ihtt'ty passengers,, guests ,cre. so admirably disgugedijintleman in the coffin
. I.:.., . : i. ti.L' t, that roruit 2sew Yorkrailroadr-; - W
...cu, w r.u -lV-"jnt a' half-hour in gallanting : On account of the
''"".v yv.: -". ,Mone or ins own daughters, in hSssfal mount water works
lus.de anl n the ivl;itfi)istis. ignorance of who bis Dartner ervntd
Office Secretary State,
J- . Raleigh, April 15th, 1869.
I. HfiNRY J. Mexnixger, Secretary
of Rtfttp. Kerebv certifv that the fore-
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! a. -1.' P V. -ri (rinol
goiog is a irue cuyy u. v.0 .
acton file in this omce. !
HENRY J. MENNINGER,
Secretary of Stated
A tipsy Irishman, as a funeral pro
cession was passing by, m&ai asaea
who was dead.- It can't exactly say
sir." said he "but I nresume it is the
i drought, the Fair
are nearly exhaus-
YAETLTJLE
REAL ESTATE. '
BY virtue of a deed in trust executed to
me by William P. Rose, deceased on
the; 25th day of March 1857, for the benefit
of creditors, I shall sell at the Court House
door .i6 the town of Warrenton, to the
Vj'iest bidder on Friday the I5th day of
October 4 .i.i.i .
Ridsrewav. immediately on j the nIl. 5d
and Oiston Rail Road, adioining the lands
of James T.Walker, Simon duke and Cel
William S, Davis, and containing Two
hundred and- thirty and one-half acres.
Ateo attht same" time and place, I shall
sell the reversionary interest of said Wil-f
liain P. Rose, in sixty two and one-half
acres of land lying m the same lacality as
the former tract, in which the widow of
the said Wm. P. Rose (Mrs Winnie P.j
Rose) has been endowed. ' v -
The rent Corn. Shucks, Oats and fodder
growing on the aforesaid premises will be
sjld separately from the land an the same
day and at the same place. i
TEEMS : On a credit bf six months
Bond with two rood Securities will be re-!
quired, and the title to the land withheld.
until payment of purchase money. - . -ROBERT
F. ROSE, Trustee.
Auguct 12, 1869. 6m.
TOf FER.for 4le ray tract of land, ad
3mng the Corporation oi -nrrrenton.
on iw depot road, containing 1601 acres,
five eights which ig in its original growth.
xneremamaeringop Uudf A portion
STATE OFX'ULTn iriax.
I propose selling in quantities to am
purchasers, from a
A FINE top BUGGY which has never
been used for sale, very cheap. - Applv at
this Office. .May-28-tf. ,
GRAND SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
A.XD FERSOXAL PROPERTY,
BY THE . '
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NORTH CAROLINA REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE AGENCY
RALEIGH N. C.
$ 1 00,000 CAPITOL STDCK.
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CHABTEBEO BT THE LEOISLATCEK OF XOBTH
CAKOLI5A, FEB. 26TH, 1869.
Joseph G. Hestb; President, i
Joseph Dixox, "Vice President " '
Jonx C. FIbstkr, See'r. and Treas. j
nw. O. Lewis, Xegir Counsellor.
BOARD OF SUPER VISORS t
JAS. H. FOOTE, Prea. Iome Ins. Co.
J. C. PALMER.
600
ZOO
4
75
12S
260
1,000
4,000
1,223
I 3,000 Valtjabee Pieces of Property
" BE JJISPOSED Or, ORTH $110,03, I
RUILDING LOT OF ONE ACRE,
COOK
uiauCTiruvrnTO
ted, and the PhUadelphians bare been warrenton, and reipeftfully offers his ser-
put upoa short feupplr.
TMl J. II.
U
War
ity. there beings
TO ANY QUANTITY DESIRED;
Here - .
best " "ted, perhaps one of the
OPPORTUNITIES' VClTi tw-jre.. s
iuik
ever offered in the Couh
succession of
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
for a distance of nearly a mile immediate
ly n the road to the depot.
infract is 1 .
J7ELL WATERED,
by both springs and branches, and is altiv
gemer onej the most desirable Diecea of
yivyivj .-Qig vicinity;
ThehealtVQiae,, of this locality is too
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REAL
ESTATE:
SEVEN FINE RESIDKNl-ks. Four in
the City of Ralejgh! . J
One in Warrenttn.-Wrrca-COVN- C.
X rOnellotel in Taylorsville, County seat
V-Alexander Co., N. C.
."0e Lot. oontainine 8 acres in
ont threft-fonrtha of a nuJffCof Oaks
CP1 ; abousTTronthig the street and
,"!:rT.7 ,.4 v-v waIk; to house 15
Parties desi
the terms mode
The suhscri'
furnishing any
ne--tf
to- purchase, will find
te.
will take pleasure in
rmation desired.
Julr 15th186?X . ki
side with.
mnA about jO feet back ",
.f id. T.nted on ciiuer
iir T . . n..i.ni
Emoisimus for hedge, wiinamarui
f Va goddess FWra u the one side full
a fiae piece of acurpVure, paid to
cost" 11,500. On the other Mde, o
on marble column. Dot n on
tals. Rront palings on the atmle gate
on hewed granite base, wjferr high
posts. The grounds i11 Clover
u fart;iil nd xrmmiimnz 6 acre
Orchard Gra.sXdacin lt yefe:
hiehlr feriiS 1 5tabls, 4 4rSof
sides
Cot
FERSGJiAL PBOPERTr
10 Fine Phwtons, price . $
10 " single seat Top Bupgie, price
50 " Premium Pianos, 7 octavo. t
; 5 " Parlor Oran5, 6 rU-ps '
500 Sewing Machines, Wilcox ic
Gihbs or Grover & I5aerS.'
500 iilk Dresses, best article, 12
yards to a dress
6 Ye!o-ipr-de.s-thc great iron horse
24 Roil Brus. Carpet 45 yds.'each
6 Sr.laman-ler Safes Wilder patent
best in th world
10 Cash prizes, worth $100 each
200 do do do- - 10
C72 do do 'do '5
1000 do do do 2
1 do do do 1,000 in cold
The buggies and Phaetons are of the latest
style, and of the best make ef U. Dj
Schmidt & Co., Baltimore, MJ.,
The Pianos and Organs are the verybest
made by Tremaine Bros.. N. Y. ...
Ml the personal property can be seen at
the fctore of Hester Bros. & Co.. No. IS
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C, or a '
sample of it. . ,
The rorth Carolina Real and Personal
Estate Agency wilt 'dispose of the above
property by a regular plan of
r CO OPERATIVE DRAWING ; t v.
and- in order to aocomplish this, win tell
73,347 tickets, at
TWO DOLLARS EACH.
and the purchaser will be entitled te oae
chance in the drawing tor titty ticket par
chased."'" t ' . . .
JOHN C. PALMEE, Esq., and Mai.
J AMES S. FOOTE, President Home InL
Co., have been constituted a Board of
Supervisors, and will have exclusive con- .
trol and management of the drawing.
They will conduct the distribution iml
see that each person ig legally invested -
with the property he may draw. A do-
plicate TegUtrj of the tickets sold will b
kept ; so that, in the event of loss of tifc-
ets, the accident ufky te remedied and
no mistake can occur.
The Drawing tke place in TUCK
ER HALf,-1"le City of Raleigh, imme
diate! -.r',te-r.t,e a!c of ticket f which.
-yfijrill be piven. " "
provisiolyjf. .w,o,:kLins ndeT lQ
ah nc uove mcntinn.. ' , j
certainly be Kp?2Wr,W--'.
andtbosedrawmg it wix, 'jH
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yttcriUm Street
Raleigh, X". C.
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