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6,VVAIAI's VERaIIFUGE-THEM MOST USE
~ Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO

! 6 WAIM'S VERAIIFUGE-THE MOST USE
! - Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
This well known anti-dysenterc and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past, and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, to
be far superior 10 any other medicine ever employed in
the diseases for which il is recommended. 1t Is per
| fectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it.
Worms being especially apt 10 infest persons Of de-
bitated digestive organs and emacated constitutions,
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medicines which generally consist of the strongest pur
gatives, caomel-that destroyer of the constitution
bleTs, pink root, spirits of turpeniine, wOrmseed o
&C.. Sc Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but
they dehiate The stomach, and often materially njuTe
the general health, without removing the cause
Swaim's VeImifuge has the peculiar advantage of
moving the of worms by giving vgOr and healthy
action TO the stomach, bowels and organs of digestion,
thereby relieving measles, Group hopping cough &c.
This medicine, by nvgoraung The Internal functions,
Strengthening the organs of digestion, and removing the
primary which creates morbid secretons, will
lieve Bowel Complaints, Choc, Dysenery, Dyspepsia,
and the whole tram of hillary affections, Sick Headacb,
Acdity of the Stomach Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
sc. 1t is antidoe in the early stages of fever and
cholera morbus. AS general family medicine, it stands
unValed, as 1t applicable TO most OF the diseases to
which children are sub ect. SWaim's Vermifuge will
he found of some utility persons who occasionally
indulge in the convivality of the tables dose taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects of acdity of the
stomach, not unfrequenlly produced by wine. In the
neglect of this, however, dose in the morning. or the
following morning, will in most instances, restore the
tone of the stomach.
Families resident in the country, and isolated in
measure from medical advice-tTavelers jOumeying to
The far west or bounu 10 distant pors-seminaTes and
all Publc institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy, constantly at hand, of great utility.
Prepared at SWAlM'S LABORATORY, Philadel
phis, and sold ny ROBERTS s ATKINSON, corner of
Sc VIM SWAIN s. SON.
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days, without efecung the most delicate constitution
or causing any dsagreeabe effect from its operation.
s go concentrated render efficient u small dos
es consequently is practicable al atmes, in perform
ng cure much sooner than any other medicine in the
United States, and is sold under the sure plan OF no cure
no pay. Price 81 per bottle.
Also the Vegetable Fluid Syrup, or Mercurial Ex-
tractor This niarble Syrup is the discovery of old
veteran in nedciBes and has long been in use in pTi
yate practice both in Europe and in America, and has
never been known fail in efiectng in adj
ormercuria Diseases and where persons had given up
the thought of ever getting well. 1t is indeed inva
liable medicine, and whilst il has this and pe0uli
ar effect upOn the bones affected with mercury it at the
same time puriies the blood from the remnants of We
nerea disease Scrofuous Affections, SplOches aud
Eruptons upon the Skn old standing and indeleRt ul-
GERS upon the legs, and elsewhere, attended with gen
era debility This medicine stands unTvaled-it -
not only the greatest purifier ever KNOWN but at the
same time it strengthens the whole nervous system, gil
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken consutu
ton Price only 81 so per bottle
/ These medicines are for sale at the LABORATORY
of DIR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, X co, No 60 SOUTH
CHARLES STREET, between Pratt and Lombard streetS
on the corner of UheIs Alley, and at the General
gency Office, No PITT STREET, between Front s..
and Bazaar Bridge. Plan ofno cure no pay.
We beg leave TO say TO strangers and the ahicted OF
both seXes;be onyOuT guard and do not be ulied with by
the miserable compounds sold in this city, by some
of the apothecares-they are calculated TO deceive IN
most cases where they are used Those suffering an
der the above symptoms are assured that IN the aboVe
named medicines, they will find the true balm and sure
comforter.
We will keep hand fun and efficient assortment
of TTsses of the best quality, suspensatoy Bandages
Hip Draws for diseases of the back and grOin-asO,
certain for the Bleeding Piles, sc OBJ
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sONs "a AFFLICIION LuuK ii:

Suns OF AFFLIOIIUN LUUh Y.
nR. VANE OA'S (irOm Germany RESTORA-
n y TIVE Pill Us, a positive cure fO- GOnoFrhRa
Stubborn GIeets, tc--The superiority of Dr. VandOnis
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet discnv-
cred for The cure Gonou0e, Geei and other diseases
ofcuRary passage q. become every day more evident
from their extraord mary demand and universal success
since their inuodu zion into tse country, less than
Five Thousand Boa IS have been sold and 40 instances
have been known fail perform perfect cure in
few DAYS. The COZ opposition of the Pills being entirely
different from any lef u .i.c ki.ld, they
warranted not to pro dfee those unPeasan and not
frequently dangerou symptoms 60 oftene kperencpi
yhfe.takag copavia Gupebs, uIpe milne, mercury, and
that class medicines usually resOred 10 by the unski
ful ia these complaint :.
For sale only BY the undersigned who the authonsed
ageat for this part ofih country The confidence
NAV keDiaced in these Pills.
N. b. Persons aia d. staace can be Euppliedby en-
ing 1le ready. Pnee g. per Box.
g. i. DUHURST.
corner Of Pratt St s. DlgaRs' wharf
nal3 sewer end Makes tfeet.
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KHUCK's PA.NACEA COUNTER
ETITED.

TO THE PUBLIC
4 SENSE ofduty ~ myselfas well as to the pub
~ iic induces 70 state that my Panscea has beer
counieTieited TO considerable extent, ard Ilatldgt
quantities Oft have been sold in New York, PLilade
phia. and PitebHFg. The bottles containing the n1ed
cine, wei e sterecised bills wliciI eage< each
bottle, has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged ia counIeIieuBs them, thai is difficult 10 dc
teet ihenl and which indeed can alone be done by
critical examination. As 10 the spurious Panacea il is
most n1etehed and deetennIs compound, caicuat
cd to do as il doubtless has DONE great injury 10 the
constitutions Of those who nay be so unfortunate
use it. Ifthere be any Thing within the range of human
action more immoral or wicked than another, il il
where an Rnprincpled beng jeopards the health and
lives of his fellow creatures 10 Inc present instance
fof filthy Iucre, and paigs up1 them as genuine medi-
cine OF universal reputation far ts sanative quality
most villainous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead Of possessing the power curing tnd oily
to deceive ard blight the hopes ohe invalid not per
mant ntyto destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this ini.
rous fraud upon the public, well upon nv own IN
erests and being Influenced by sincere desire to pu
nisi the aggression Of the former and throw the PIANO
ply of protection around the latfcrl caused seine weeks
since suits to be Instituted in the u. States Court for
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in this meta
nous affair; regular reports of which when adjHdcaet
wi DC published for the public information, and TO war;
tne unpncped against the danger Ofdepredating upoK
Lhe rshto others, and of pehliag human health.
niz ~ JACOB HOUCK.
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READ AND REELECT.
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVERWosT.

PICTORIAL HONEY OF LlVERWORT.
A II season ike the present, when, in consequence
IA of ue rapidly varying changes OF the weather. al
ternaang from dry TO moist from hot to eUt, coughs
COILS asthma caiarrh, &c. daily be corning more
prevalent remedy universally eifectua in removing
all such complaints, deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
Of vegetable ingredients, composing a addition to the
herb from which Il derives us nancy ral Others
equally valuable ad resiaIauYe in tteireis u.s. Is offer
Cd To ihe cofnnIGnsy 80 ;i8e PICTORIAL honey OF
LiVERWOR,f, wl,ic! 4tnce was iirst presented TO
the public by the proprietor. has received Testimonials
from hundreds Of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered the
originals OF many of which, by the leave of the parties
may be examined by all interested, the store of the
proprietor. In fact. all cases of Colds Coughs Astb
ma, Influenza, Group, WhOopng Cough, and every in
ammafory affection Of the Chest ard Lungs the PFC
roRAL HONEY or LIyERwoRr stands unrivaled bav
ng every instance, when tie disease has been
of the most aggravated aid yjreat kind effected per
fec iGnre, Il its continued, at Ieast afforded
partial benefit 10 the stferer, which only gequired his
own perseverance to becOme perfect cure. MANY O,
our most respectable citizens have authorized te Dro
prietorto communicate their names. evidence ofthe
truth Of the above statements 10 all Interested enaurer
OIy-Prepared by JAMES u. NOWILL, New York
and for sale5y ROBERTS & ATKINSON
aD3 Sole Agents Er hallmark
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Law NOTIf;E-

4 MAS. fl. PITIs JAS. Il. sTEWARY, .attor-
~ ness at Lar, have removed 10 sle office inFayeue
street, few doors east q ST. Paus seet opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at ali times duriia
business hours, when not engaged in Court or abseni
from the city. III the absence II either Of them the
partner vl attend to The business Of le office ap2I
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ID IA M \ D! Y 4. / !

COMPOUND SYRUP oFELAICND MOSS
THJIgE subscribers having purchased Of the late finn
d. Of Mr.. Hutchins * Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
spcctflly inform the Druggists generally that they
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale anu re-
abeng satisfied from the results of the last fole years
of its efficacy the almost certain cure OF long staining
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms OF that disease if taken
IN its meipent stages also N 1edaiey 9ilordg relief
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
il to their retail customers medicine of real WORTH
being very effeetual, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations II ID prepared from muciage or the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOES-but in combination with other medicines calcu
lated 10 act most beneciay in all the above diseases;
also in cases of night sweats produced by long coueng
and attended with much pain and distress 10 the.
patient ROBEkTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Conner Hanover and Market sta
For sale by &. II. COLEMAN s. CO.,
No. l33 Market street
And by SETH HANCE,
Corner Of Pratt s. Charles a.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
40 81 sawt Corner of Gay q Market SITS
I'd LAsTERsi PLASTERs! PLAsTI Iis
II Just received fresh supply of WHrIN's cele-.
wellknown and established efficacy ofthese Pasters in
pains and weakness of the Breast side back and mbs
hheumatisln Colds Coughs, Asthma Liver Complaint,
Whoopng Cough, &c, renders further comment unne
cessay Purchasers should be particular to see thai the
fac sne OF The Proprietor is printed on the back of the
plaster as others are CONGRATULATIONS sold bye
s'N9 6SHS'"A'y' :, " or'hhl ut genuine, apply to
SETH s. HANCE, General Agent
So ~ TONER Charles and Pratt sts
LOOK no YOUR COMFuIsr n riATLTTI D.
FHtHE present and approaching excessive hot wea
n ther IS mol only very oppressive and ,Incomforta
Die, hut must become very unhealthy is therefore
prudent ana advisable, that persons who have any re-
gard or the comfort and health of their fnjles sIlonId
carefully avoid sleeping on feather beds AT his season
o. me year especially. when good clean dflicbthl
MAI fkasSES oCevefy description can he had 90 w.
y low, ~ me BEDDING MARrS, ". ". and &, NJ
l0iners Of Lombard ard Light streets Those WIN
coubtwih please call and examine for thenselges
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MEDICINAL ADVERTIaEA ENTN.
sYPHILITIC BROPs

NJ THE n fE'LlC'rED.-
Those who are lsbofing under the eff
ieeb of the had disorders are appris-
ed That the Sypihlitic Drops are found
to be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for The Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. Ii has long been in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quasE
nOsuinns, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more 10 be remom
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are resea--
ing its thousands OF the afflicted from
an untimely grave. In word, II re-
rnnMna the hiennsl rahicnIIv In a fa ~
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hpnlnu nDpnrnl and nnUuYnt hHEUIt--VIltH an OU-
strucuons OF the reast and lungs, promote expec;ora
nom strengthen clcnse and heal the tender infumcd
lungs carry of the ssw, inward hectic lever, promote
dGesiion Strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the tone and dropping spirits Interpretation
of the Specific is safe mild and easy ans may be tax
en- without DANGER by women in the last stage of preg
nancy and is sovereign remedy lor emoteil, anu gives
the howell complaints The proprietor has 1een in the
habit ofusng tins specific in his private pra tce for these
hirty years past in Hypochondreal, Hystes-ei Nery
mess of SHIRTS &c as well as diseases OF the heart and
lungs, with unparalleled The dose Of me Spe
ce TO be given according the aye and strength OF The
patient as directed for the consHsnptve'
NH . 2aw-aD 30
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WORTHY on NO'YTCE-

ETOh SALE.-A Black GIRL, Is years Of age TO
IL serve until she is D years Of age. She il well
grown, and good house servant For further parc,,
lars apply to u. +. SCOT'TI'S Old Slave a eney and
intelligence Office, hasement City Hotel oc2a
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Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
6G7m Lever end of Centre Market Space.
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HE'D ICINAL ADVERTIsEHENFs
INnIAN sPROIEIC.

FOR the care Of Colds
Wh0aFing Cough, Splitting
or Rleod and Cunsalnl ton,
Ge. Just received ant for
salo by the Agents.
ROBERTS h ATKINSON
corner Hanover and balti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ere, wheH in greatest Perfee-
uon. They are of balsamic,
u A.
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ROBER1Sa ATKINSON 8
Corner Of hanover and Alarkctste
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.FEGRF.FTErS
TcmctaEgc Mite IscdiCimes.

FASHESE Incidents as, iudglted for thclr name
II to their mailJs, and sensible action in pg-
rGynE The springs aud channels Of lg, and en-
DUNG them alt4 renewed tone Ind ygor. In
many bundled certified cases which have been
made p.Lhc, and IN almost every pcclcs Of dis
uasc 10 which tha hgmau frame j. liable the hap.
nv cH cts rf MOIFATS LIFE PILLS AND
FHENiN BtTTERS have been gratefully and
publicly acknoa lodged by the persons benefited,
anL VINO were previously nascg.autet "lIn the
beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which 'hay con.
acquently act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them
selves in diseases Of every form and deseripuan.-
Their iifst operation is 10 loosen from The coats
" the stomach aad bowels, Tie various lnpariti#s
aud cflGiigs cons uty settling around lb-w, and
tg rema.a the hardened acls .,iilA collect 10 the
a1ny9Iauaua Of TIC fmaLi ln'esliaus. Other mtdl
vlaes emily partially cleanse these and leave such
collected masscH behind as to produce heJltua
c1.ii,ca,s-, With al ia train Of evils or sudden
dautca, with lis imminent dl1gcrs. This .aet
% vel luoau 10 all regular aralomsts, 10 OK
anime tic human bowel after Gaglhi and hence
the prejudice Of Ih,sc well informed mcu ga'usi
Gu8ck utalaIues--Jr incidence prepared and her.
aided 10 Tie public by Igu9ran. pcfsons Tho Sc
.yud fec, Of tie LI'e Nedic.aes 70 cleanse the
aidueys and Tie bladder, aEd hr his means, The
liver ans the !Gaea, One LsatI'.i notion Of which
entirely depend nsoa lho fEa'afily Of the uri9a-
~ organs. Tie a5U', HHtaI ilta- Is red color
non the a1sacy o.. the l.},F and uae. before It
peaals into l4e .earL 1-ing ,ius purified hy them,
-..I uoIri.had by food .mug from a clean st0-
mach, courses freely Though the veins, rcnGwe
every par, sysa %, land ,rigHphaDty mounts
me banaur Of health 10 ihc J,oanng chsch
MHdrs Ecgeialg Life Medicines huvo been
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Wosderful Escape from Death.-Thfee
or four weeks ago. Mr.. Ladd, who was
travelling on foot in Iowa Territory, near
fort Madison. was fallen in with by three
other men, to whom, in the course of con.
versa,ion, he impaired the knowledge of his
having four or five hundred dollars about
him, which he was going TO pay in at the
land office. The three strangers instantly
determined TO obtain the money, aud, on
their reaching broken part OF the country,
attacked MIR, l.. with clubs aud knives, kill.
ed him, as they thought, robbed him, threw
h,m into a raviue, covered him with brush,
and then continued on their journey. 4
riyule. of water flowed down the rayine in
which MIR. Ladd lay buried, and the cooling
and refreshing element coming in contact
with his wounded head, had the effect OF
cleansing the wounds and restoring hun to
life. knowing The route of the robbers, he
instantly set out in pursuit OF them, reached
fort Madison, where he heard they had de
scended the river, procured a sklfi, reached
ST. Louis, and in all hour or two apprehen-
dtd two of the rutliaus. The third had not
yet reached the city, and was arrested OF
landing Q shor; time afterwards. The vi
liaas we're the next day taken back 10 Iowa
and, The court beng in session, were instant
" tried, convicted, and sent 10 the penIten
;iary-one for five years, another for ten
aud the lhird Tor twenty. How much ofiht
,nor,rv Nr was ahif. 10 recover We have
not heard. Peoria Register.
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80 -a--%-- - -.
Morn is the time to WAKE
Fho uyelids 10 unUlose-
Sp-ng from the arms If sleep, and break
The fe;ters Of repose
Walk al the dewy dawn abroad
ind hold sweet fellowship with God
Morn is the time TO PRAY
How lovely and now sweet
To send our earliest thoughts away,
Up the mercy seat F.!
4 aassadors for Is, to claim
a Blessing IN orr Masters name.
Norn is the time 70 SING
How charming Ills 10 near
Tas mineliug notes Of nature ring
In the delighted ear,
And with that swollinE anthem raise
IAe souls fresh matin song Of praise
Morn is The time to sow
The seed Of Heavenly truth,
While balmy breezes softly blow
Upon the soil Of youth
Aud look 70 thee, nor loos in warn,
Our Col, for sunshine and Tor ran
Morn is the time to IoTE--
As the tendrils Of the vine
The young affections fondly rove,
And seek them where 10 twiHc
Around thyself, in thine embrace,
Lord, let them ind their resting place
Morn is the time 10 sr>6,
When skies are clear and blue
Reflect the rays Of light divine,
As morning dew.3rets do;
Lake early stars, be early bright,
And melt away like item IN Agat
1Iora Is the time 10 WsEr
Der morning hours mis-speut-
Alas how on from peaceful sleep,
On folly maGiy bent.
We've left the straight. and narrow road,
Aud wandered from cur guardian God
Morn IS the time 10 THINK,
While thoughts arc fresh and free
OF life Just balanced en- Tie triHk
OF DARK eternity
And ask cur souls If they were meet
To stand before tue ju4.meE, seat
Morn Is the time DIE.
Just al the dawn Of day,
When stars are fading ID tde ~
To fade like them away
But lost in light more BRILLIANT f.,
Than ever merged the morning star
Morn is tae time TO RISE,
The resurrection morn
IpspHnEing 70 the glorious SKIES,
On rew-fo1ni piuiuns borne,
To meet a >1v.olr's smile divlce-
Re such ecst4tl1 rlsEg mlEe
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ESROPOSAI.S for issuug a Periodical 20 the
Z CIV Of Raleigh, which Vi.l be exclusively
devoted 10 poll'e Literature and Science rntliea
THE EMERALD, and 10 te edited by HCah
McQurEs II has been remarked By al eminent
uran whose enlightened and spirited !alrlrs iDi The
welfare and glory Of North Carolina VII. form a.
interesting portion Of her future history" .Al We
character 81 The country was principals ia-chled
for Tvs elevation and uatre 10 thg reputation q bcf
public men" And perhaps te voice Oh cain and
impartial reason may safely pfauolnee Tic Gects
ion, that II would y vain and imPfaeueasie AZ
tempt 10 am Of making aro"n Tie CHARACTERS Of
the meritorioas citizens OF any community "uh'ut
having first Impaired TO NE world prosperous
and tangible revelation Of + resources 9 iA'efa
/ ture and Science. u y : moatniai iati, ~ coo'
uectlon with the history OF ms STATE mat sue mas
Suffered immense pri'allYas % chli@gtsf ah1 lame
! from Tie want 81 i4.ihial and acc, ss!lie organ,
/ through which her devoted sens 'hg''t '2iAm'il.
cate 70 the world tho1e bogf3phica! ineietut' ana
( rhetorical and literary 'Eaeneat' "tich biSo O,'a
Eifnefed up 70 iae afeAirfs q private aheet1n'
j ami which are 70 ctoseiy associated Win Ae so'4
Of The people, - ths resp et' "c are ~ - 'N'
rear OF other states ia 1"e Othisae'at N's', 'ai
preic' no just c'RiM 10 p t-PctaI rams 9t1' No'I
Il Carolina 81 account "l l't N=at'' extent z. l't
moral, MI 'ttl1Ai, ot P"A .'lat ''s'"F .ea' ""a
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a: ~ 10 rescue run n'"''sA Roc numerous 'ae'4
"hieH Noa'd he so tte1"4ttl hA-""'- 20 give .-'
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United States Branch Mint,

Charlotte, ", C., Mag 20, le40.
HRRoPoSAI.S will DO received until the LIST OF
4 July next, for furnishing the Mint with fl.
ty cords Of good W0oD-Oak and Hickory.
The offer will state at how much per cord, de
lvered and corded at the Mint. The contractor
can have from the lst Of July 10 the LIST of Sep
TENDER TO furnish tho Wood, but The whole amount
contracted for must be delivered by the Isl day Of
September next.
Persons DESTROYS Of furnishing will direct theii
proposals endorsed Proposals for Wood to
JN0. II. WHEELER, SHpdt.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
MECELENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, Ap7!
Term, ISIo.

term, STU.
Margaret a. Dlallp
rs. u asa. i. r b il.,.,r
The Heirs 90 Lave ol
John J Dunlap, deed
RI appearing to the satisfaction Of Tie Court,
"a thst George Il. Dunlap, one q the Heirs a
Law Of said dscd. IS Dot an snhahhant q this
state, Ofdertd' ftyefgrs, that publication be made
six weeks in lie Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appear a, the ncsi Court q P!eas
ana Quarter Sessions o Be be,d FOR said county
al the Court House ia Charlotte, on the 9Th Mon
day II Jolly next, and plead, answer or dcmuF
Judgment by default viii be entered against hun
Wines, Dlalq Oates Cicrk Of our said Court
At oiiice, tile 4lh Monday of Apu 4. y. l-lo.
Z. OATES, {. W. {.
Price adv. So 40