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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

G le wharves. They were placed on
M t'- we're first put in front Of the church,
Ids taken to the rear, and discharged
ss against the wall Of the building, be-
IN slugs, nails, &c. This firing was
lctlve. Several gentlemen of the Ma
erican party, among whom was Mr.. I. ID.
arrived on the ground, and prevailed up
hay|nRfposssssion Of the pieces to take
~ having beer effected
n. M ~. Mavlor was resou M.
arch Mr. ray'v w. Of the mob. Mr. =,
pEid .ns ,he ,hs crowd from the slePs ~ -,
addressed the en- en- to disperse, stating
and urged si, !, and would preserve II
possession o. %sen 81 guarding the churc,
Iscouopanies narchsu ar tnrn;ng the cor
-, 10 German, WI n E, ,reens. who afte
uYpasrnade upon the s'ase SrsenS, 'hs y mob, mol dis
S,oring to escape ifon 'mS '"S then fe
.mber Of their peces' anu Or
Srsct,ons being hony puisu h"nse at tn
ned Gallagher ran ll'o ~. u street, al
Ame, Ameu of Small and 9th stfeos ,,un
invest corn a.ers on, Of the window, ",m. !.
!" nls Pd Pna,msd Robcr, Lyons in sne ;n,o a
"a ma man rns nu then taken and drassea ,Sa ,vas
sagnet ~ W. he WINS beaten until his i'ie Comm %
,ssa act, ~as'' of. He H was then taken to the o
,sers Hall, Southwark; .o., we're issued
Sssral RI evening numbe
. q ;and '' - :" ,of Captain
O - She Quarters
. me following Proc&
4 erff's office ,.mat
.,be ALTON.
L..;.g and security of the city |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
TObacCO.

Tobacco.
VTNHE subscriber has been appointed agent for the
Il sale OF WITHESs e. CARrEsTER's
CELEBRATED TOBACCO.
He has hand, and will constantly keep sup
ply, which will be sold at the manufacturers prices
MOSES GREENWOOD. Agent,
No. S, Fouchcr street.
New Orleans, June 18th, IS44-22-tf.
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Notice.
MIR. NICHOLAS A. PRYOR is duly authorised
lNl TO collect all cost due me, during my abscnne
- JOHN b. HARVEY.
Van Buren,, July 6, IS4i.-22-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

front, and the sentines marching to and fro, pre-
sented quite warlike aspect. The resoute stand
and determination manifested by the Governor
and authorities, TO sustain the laws and protect
thelives and property fthe citizens at all hazards
while meeting with general approbation.S had little
effect In allaying the excitement, which was al.
most momentarily increased by some fresh runor
from the lower part of the city, relating 10 the orr
ganizaton Of the rioters, and the preparations go
ing on among them to resist the military. Up TO
: !Ua u thing wore warlike
ahos,;le appearance. no ac' u o,,a a.e No.
ana hosn committed Large bodies o. peop'e we're
naa ,1sr;nc in different parts o. sA -
gT,.ark among whom various ~. SSsao1s ls,s wolo
oou' '.;,h respect 10 the intentions - M1ary
rnI S roncb violent and iniamuu; ,;nueVg SVnsuase
anu any. nssd The state OF things onntime, Vrlns
wa' ,.So,a afternoon and IN the nioa :, wns my
, me ne roov;np out Of the DISTRICT as addi,io
q "s.e ~, ~ ,he rioters had made iais and had Y
ea ;n, Of ammunition and arms ,;eces Of ORD
Q .he.s s' no less than thirteen ot p on Mo-
q .neat Reousi,ions having been ass,sr so Harr
d. nunoe y, 10 Westchestcr, Lano ,saces in /
aay y Enr,ise Reading. and o.nGs a;s. we're arrivi
ne outg; for yolun,eers, large boa.es many
e. in.ee ,,S sverv hour during the and at OF
is almos' encamned e,o near the Arsena'' The WI
winch ,ha outskirts Of the Guy. 900 m
by places ~ IN, nnder arms, numbers he". repo
ta .O.co cnov;no is list of the co"p"r r.nt. Fri
! OF Inc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guards, rv. ~ U
ial. az schnvkill Rangers, Cafta.n sa.naker; U
) al ley' Gartilery,) Captain onU . p,nes. Ca
6fays 1y SSan,oin Pollard; Na'iona, Nd, Keim
ions nI;,s n,ne;, Reading Ar,er,sSs!s,;, W.
- oiN e..a R,,es, Captain W.Hsa'.S,.tngt
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county Troop, Captain Archmbaut; Is, Montgom-
cry Troop. Captain Martin; Cd Montgomery Troop,
Captain Eddy. s
Several companies have since arrived.
AT 6o'clock it was reported that Capt. Ring.
COLDS troop of u S. Flying Artillery had arrived
frow Fort McHenry. It was known that the au.
rites had applied to the President, not only for
them, but for other U. S. Troops.
ts., III O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
During the evening the military force has been
rnuish augmented by arrivals from the interior.
dense crowd fills Third street from Walnut to
some distance above Chestnut. Capt Ringgod's
troopsare at the Navy Yard. The police of the
district still have possessionof ST. Philips and the
crowd in the neighborbood has mostly dispersod.--
No outbreak is anticipated during the night.
FUNERLAs.--Johu Cook and Enos Waters, (the
latter being stranger in the city,) who were shot
by the military on Sunday night, wero buried on
Monday afternoon. Tho bodies, enclosed in
cofns. covered with the American flag, interim
lngled with Grape, were taken from tho Weccacoe
Hose house to the Philanthropic Burial Ground for
interment, followed by about thousand persons.
Cook was killed while priming of the insur-
gents. Waters was shot while looking out of a
window in Queen street near Front, and died
Immediately. James Lessenberger, published
among the wounded yesterday, died on Monday
afternoon. and after an inquest by the coroner was
buried. He was shot while attempting to escape
from the crowd. A number of others were
buried privately on Monday afternoon and yes,er.
day morning. to avoid the exciten,en, n crowd
would occasion.
On Sunday night the mob broke into the yard of
Merrick g. Towne's Steam Engine Foundery.
where there was large quantity of materials,
such as scraps of iron. sIugs, &C., preserved for
the use of the United States government, and
provided themselves with supply. ~
CAPT. r. X. Scorr's wound was not considered
dangerous yesteaday. .
The following Proclamation was issued by Gov.
ernor Porter, Immediately after his arrival in tho
city on Monday evening:
ss--~tr. GENERAL ORDERS,
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+ O R S ALE

4 GOOD CART AND HARNESS-Pittsburg
n mako, apply TO AUSTIN & CLEGG.
Van Buren,. May 25, ls44.-i6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03

HES JOFno JR.
YOU not ;ad al that
un" in t "Whlg','t
[ally. into our ca" !,
hue? Such unspo ne'
Of big guns at y Y
according to the u''e !
!: and a law should m
Irous practices. T OF !
h.ry was charged WI {
Punkins. Esq.,a 1
bes in the hot bed Of II
flhis federal uncle Y \,
10 has urorai-oa i~ !
tionize our county. !
care and inpartiatifo'
f the last Legislatu
nents, as occurred !,
would annihiiate this
Dumblans" elerated J
bis prayers, shut his
ouched it off. Bang
ire was the harm il
The cartridges ha
|ee a great many extr,
y hig containing this
travelling the rounds
lluously, | suppose by :
Fent print, who OF cour!
clip the cause whlcl
sed. Though it is VI
uncle furnished the I
ira "Whigs," in the '
IN the Legislature VIII
brly appreciated"
[ admit that Jimmy
nocratic candidate, to
Liberal, ungenerotI
|e than he can eat.
wind instrument"
, Legislature; still, I
W him but one, theI
he obstruction Of III
pom his punkin the
nocratic party. BY a
nbers. | know bis
! drive him to commit
democracy, becau'
ratio meeting at For
here he was not sen
lc Convention, he ha.
CooNY UP THE floI
LPNIA RIOT
Mo
--The Disturbances
nuskcts had been ia
church in Queen ct
of persons COLLECTS
at building. who ma
!. At an early !
nen and proceeded
out a number Of
way. Tho crowd !
ut doing any serious
ock, when they wers
MON Fencibles und
idera bic commotion
|dia,e vicinity Of tn
nfter night fall. the
fearful size, and SO
pom the church wi
General Cadwai
] infantry compaI
Eired to the spot, cd
f the church, at Will
military were mn9
requent attacks n
wd were each tip
the word hre was ~
threw himself in iP
Eie was immedis
|tody in Tho church
persed. The corp
dismissed, exceF
# in possession Of 4
this guard was
hd Hibernia Greerj
Tnssemble, and detis
lor, and ON findti
ibo!y, a rash mad(a
was partially ~
hrty Of men and y
irh they had ps u
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=. IS gphia, and the lives and
ss.-' o..izens are endangered by the
3ls of o mob; Notice is hereby giv-
.E bodied citizen who has not been
g loned, forthwith to report himself
ys MD in restoring the public peace.
N 1r0N McMICHAEL, Sheriff.
60 JutN7, 1874.
'ut RECLAMATION.
Il srlia eyil.disposed persons have un-
n HI 10 the use of firearms, in open
- AShic authorities; Now. there-
Nh aotice that all such persons,
rst,, abeuing, assisting, or in ny
r. Encouragement or countenance e
. soasr f'eby declared to be in open
, thsaand will be dealt with as
st,g b nSia.
wiz MOE McMICHAEL. Sheriff.
wa pilia,t 1914.
= OPS ei the scene Of riot about 8
,rsneo aced cannons at the cor
Ne ne s'r'e ordered the mob to dis
H.. Jppn rbne of the companies dis
,,'.,. vollSle crowd. Several per-
m AZ. 4 s5gs.. a7or.slly wounded. The
mo nj Il,e 81 . streets and eventually
at q ium a. Front street, where they
8 u.e Isaer ani fired upon the military
aid m were severely wounded, among
Toll. A. Pleasanton and Capt. B.
a wi ng was also kept up with small
the state Of excitement that i: is
d Of lte the names or tho number Of
cls y. inded.
Jsas X n reinfa-cement of troops, left
ty. rs for the scene of the conflict. Up
,ialifJoing 10 press tho battle was still
isla,u the mob and the mili:ary--a
rred IS are in circulation as to persons
o this led, but the statements are so con-
pated re refrain giving them publicity.
tut his MI was quiet, the mob having dis.
Bang III. Large bodies of military
.rm it Queen, Christine, Catharine and
res ha $ well as in Front, Second and
y extra nifty, and companies of cavalry
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IS, 'hS - 81
[but unconquerao
| Bois took the BALI
| through in fine 50
8 know more about
took and, are not
y had only si,cot
rs from. whileneIS
nies. :.
the Council luse
with a bucket. spl
|. affected tcelish,
r potations,'hu q
/" in Rayoell, ST.
arrived abcark wi,
Senior Cap.Sv.o,h W
famous JS,l'Pin--
,urs up ,o.,b, ..l,s
lies JOPhS JR.
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new Dry GOODS STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing 10 the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
they have rented the Fayetteville Street next
door to Mr. r. Smiths where they intend carrying
the Dry Goods business in all tsvarous branches They
have recentlyreceived general assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached and Brown
Shirtings and Sheetings Bedticks Hamilton Jeans ;
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, &c. sc.
Balzarines Balzariue Lawns Printed Lawns );
Nous. DsIa!aes Ghallays
Figd. Silks; Blk. aud Blue Blk. Bombaznes; AL
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes Cambria and Furnit Dimities /;
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons;
Bonuet Lawns ; Jaconett, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Mus!ins;
White and Colored Cambricks Cambk., Swiss,
Robbinett and Thread Edging and Insertions
Hosiery of all kinds /; Shaws and Cravats "a great
Variety
And many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to specify.
The Gentlemen are informed that we have hand
Cloths, .Cassmers. Gambroons, Drlings, Vestings,
Stocks Bosoms Collars, Suspenders Gloves, Cravats
Scarfs, Ties, sc. sc. sc.
Thepublc generally solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, determined to sell at
Small dvce therefore great bargains may be obtain
od RUSSELL s. ESKRIDGE.
Next door 10 r. Smith
Raleigh, June 29th, 1874. 5O61y.
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sHoRT-HoRNED DURHAM
and NOrflh.DeVOnz Cattle.

So The ubscriber has the above
OT#META stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
4 IN from 10 to 20 Devon COWS, IN calf by
kk1SSsxS half Devon and half Durham Bull.
Also several fine Devon HEIF some IN calf
Also 2 Devon BULLS, now fit for service. ,@
Also, 8 OF 10 very fine half Durham and halt Devon
Bull CALVES, got by of the finest Durham Bulls
ever raised in the United States His ancestors on ootn
sides have taken the first premiums for milk, 6utter
beauty size sc. at the Cattle Shows to the North
have Certificates in my possession TO prove these acts
ready for the inspection OF any person who may wsn 10
see them The price of the above cattle Will be very
cheap-cheaper than you buy them at the NORM,
and there risk to in their being accmateo.
They will be ready to deliver in November next ,ha
being the best time to remove them. The Bull calves
will be for service May June next ne price
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each The lows IN
calf and Hcfers will be ess-say from so 10 o eae
have been improving my Stock OF Cattle for 10 years,
ana think now have in the Devon and Durham. me
best Stock of Cattle for the practical farmer IN Amer
ca And while my neighbors have been selling their
Cows and Calves for 10 12 dollars have been selling
Ito good judges my half Devon Cows and Calves for 70
to 80 dollars COL Yarbrough. proprietor OF the Eagle
Hotel Raleigh, N. c., has purchased half Devon Cows
of me- and inform those who may wish to know their
milking properties, &c. SETH JONES.
Pomona. Wake comfy. w c., 10 miles North East
of Raleigh
July 10, I844 506-eow-4m.
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LATE ARRIVALS OF
NEW
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Gentlemem's Furnishing Establishment
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

JOHN M. DAVIES &~JONES,
1O6 WILLIAM STREET.
(Corner of Johnsstreet,) NEW YORK,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce that they have made
such extensive arrangements for their Fall Trade,
that they enabled to present greater inducements
than merchants visiting this market the present
for the purchase of Goods, their stock mainly
of their own Importation or Manufacture.
a CRAVATS AND SCARFS.
Plain and figured Black Satin, Armures, Corded BaIa
thea Fancy and Coored Satins of entire patterns;
Silk and Mohar, figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravats, all sizes and qualities.
- HOSIERY
Silk, Merino, Angola, Woolen and Cotton Hose and
Half Hose.
Merino Cashmere. WooIen. Berlin and Chamois
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver, and Kid
SUSPENDERS.
Silk and Cotton Gum Elastic, with Buck Silk and
Linens Ends, Cotton Kuit, Buck aud Morocco with
Elastic Ends. Also few Entire new Styles ofour own
UNDER-sHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
Merino. Lambs Wool, Angola, Saxony, Cotton, Sha-
ker, Knit and Flannel, sc. (Manufaeture all qualities
of Silk Shirts and Drawers Silk of all qualities of our
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
would especially call attention being something
very superior.
+ Ladies' Silk and Merina Under Vests.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS.
Twilled and Plain Spitafeld. British and India Cam
she Pongees Printed Corded and Damask, Linen Cr--
brio. Plain and printed, SC
Mems Youths and Chldren's, Cloth, Velvet, Glazed,
Silk and Muslin.
STOCKS.
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, Mohar,
Bombasin, Plain Bowed Plated Cravat and Opera Ties
sc. sc. A
LINEN COLLARS.
Square, Round and Byron Stitched, Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands.
LINEN BOSOMS.
Stitched, Plain, and Ruf1ed, all qualities, with wide
and narrow paits
SH1RES
All Linen with and without Collars latest style
Muslin with Linen Collars and Wristbands, with and
without Collars, ofa great variety of qualities.
Colole French and other Muslin.
~ OILED SILKS.
White Plaid, and Fancy Colors, of various widths.
and warranted not to adhere in any climate.
:. Silk Purses, Umbrellas, Dressing Gotcns Can and
Stock Trimming, SuspeNldeT BaekEes, Gum Elastic
Webb, all qualities.
Together with every article that is wanted in the Gen.
temens Furnishing Line which they engage to sell on
as favorable terms any other establishment.
Ho-Caps, Stocks. Linen and Muslin, and Silk Shirts
made to order. Wholesale and Retail
JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES'
los William st, corner of John
aug Hist, Io44. 6d2-3-m.
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WILL sell reasonable terms, the whole, or part
II of nv tract-of land lying in Sampson county, one
mile and half from Faisons Depot, on the w & r. X
r. This tract contains 1895 acres, $50 of which rs
highly valuable for working turpenne, being covered
with dense growth of fourishing pines. But the chief
advantages of this land, the adaptation of the re-
mainder TO The production of Ind cotton, and tie
facility of getting produce to market There IS about
or 100 acres of cleared land which may be rented
for $500 per annum The place is healthy, the water
good the houses comfortable, orchard selec and the
farm in excellent repair. Persons wishing to examIns
the premises, will call upon Mr. Ireland for further
particulars, enquire OF myself at Goldsboro'.
w. WHITFIELD.
Nav 1e44 498 If
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ALSO
TO COUNTRY MERCHANT S

THE Undersigned beg leave TO call the attention OF
their former patrons and those who purchase their Do
NJ GooDs in the City Of New York, 10 their
rensve assortment of Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings,
where they have exhibiting all the leading and known
styles of the above goods in which assortment they will
Indian Head, Stark Mills. Laurence c., Cabot A..
Chicopica D., Brunswick Portsmouth, Oneida, and in
fact every heavy style of Brown Sheetngs sold in the
New York Market. and also they have adopted EN-
TIRE NEW PLAN OF conducting the business, receiv-
ing their goods direct from Lowell and other large Manu-
featuring places, and selling them entirely for cash and
prices corresponding We would particularly request
every Merchant that comes TO New York to buy such
goods, TO come and examine extensive assortment
(being the largest in New York; before they buy their
goods, for feel assured that offer them such
nducepents that will them considerable amount
of money in their yearly purchases, and particu
larly would we request Judges Of goods to examine
stock on their next visit to the city.
HUNTINGTON, CAMPBELL & co..
Agents, to various Manufacturing Companies
% Liberty street, New York
N. B. Cut The above notice and bring it with YOU
that you may no forget to call.
July %, 1914. 509-4t.
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VALUABLE LANDFoR SALE.

The Subscriber being determined to migrate to the
South West proposes to sell very easy terms the
tract of AND on which he now lives, containing four
hundred and thirty The lies in Nash county
within mile of the franklin line, adjoining the
lands of Gustin Perry, William B. Williams and others
the land is well adapted to the culture Of Cotton Corn
aud Tobacco having sucene cleared land on to work
ten hands to advantage nearly three hundred acres lies
in woods which is of the very best quality there being
fertile and lying in ridges, that the bottoms only are
subject to be destroyed by nnundation which is not
very often; most OF the cleared land is fresh, and the
plantation in good repair, well watered and the build
ngs comfortable But the best of all yet very valua-
BILE GOLD MIND has recently been discovered on the
premises, by very experienced miner; and have
obtained in pan, PARTICLES weighing from four to twen-
tone grains, and many smalleEones in any branch on
the tract and yet the subscriber will sell low and give
good time; he will either take negroes sell on credit
of two, and three years with good security or he
will exchange with any gentleman who owns landNin
either Alabama, Tennessee. (wesern dstrict) Missouri.
Arkansas. Florida Texas. Come and see for your
selves. LOUIS p. DUNN
Nash Co. NC. Aug 5, 1874. 511-St. 3
(Register weeks.)
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1ENHE Encyclopedias OF Geography, comprising COM
plete description Of the Earth by Hugh Murray,
f. R. S. E. Elements of Universal History. on new
and systematic plan; by H. White, B. A. Dictionary
Of Arts, Manufactures and Mines: by Andrew Ure, M
D. illustrated with l2 hundred engravings The Horse;
by William Youatt, together with general History o.
the Horse: by J. S. Skinner Encyclopedia Americana,
popular Dictionary Of Arts, Sciencies and Literaure
Edited by Francis Leiber Chatter and fouatts Cattle
Doctor by Skinner, with great variety OF other MS
cellaneous Readings Call at the North Carolina BOOK
TURNER 4 HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 81, 1874. pe0ssly. s
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Warrcn land FOR Sale.

aaTHE Subscriber having resolved on NOV
ing 10 the South, offers his plantation where
he ooyy resides saIe containing by late survey Ooo
acres There upwards OF 100 a"res OF low grounds
not inferior 10 any this section of the country, IN
HIGH state of cultivation and welt dched aud between
and 500 acres in original forest, which IS heavily TIM
bered and of the best quality for making lne manufac
turing tobacco.
This tract will compare with any In this section OF the
country in point of fertility, beauty OF situation, health
and convenience of Improvement, having on 1t an eX-
ceIenf dwelling house, containing good rooms above
the basement story, and excellent dAng room lately
filled UP below, with all necessary closets, SC with all
convenient out buildings particularly the barns All
of the buildings have been put upon the plantation IN
the last years II is deemed unnecessary TO say any
Thing further about the advantages this plantation pos
sessss presumed that any desirous of
chasing will view the premises aud as am deteTn ned
to sell hope all who may be disposed to purchase will
call and see for themselves Should it be desired,
will sell with the plantation all The crop now growing
upon it. Corn Fodder Oats and Tobacco, any part OF
IT. with the stock of Hogs and Cattle plantation tools,
&c This plantation lies in the western part OF Warren
county 10 miles from Warrenton, and within one mile
and half of the R. S G. Rail Road will take young
pagroes in part whole payment for it, and give pos
sion the lst January, or sooner, il desired
JNO. G. YANCEY.
PS. Address, Ridgeway, n. c.
August 81, 1874. 5l2 II pd
GS-Warrenton Reporter will insert four times.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

OF MEDICAL WORKS. q
EEoRNER'S Special Anoto'a,eD D eSees P.actlce on
I'll Children, Do on Families, Dongson's Human
Physiology Hasse on the Heart lawrence on the Eye,
Philips on Indigestion. Graham's Chemistry, Condc on
Children Ellis Formuary, Alison's Pathology, Wat
SONS Practice Cooper HeIna, Prout the Stomach,
also new Edition of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Medical Works at reduced
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store, Of Fay
ettevlIe and Morgan streets, near the State House
Square. loRNEh & HOGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 5O6-ly.
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eStafe of North CarOlina-AsHE COUNTY

a. tate of North CarOlina-AsHE COUNTY.
e Superior Court OF Law, Spring Term, 1874.
Nancy Greer Us. Joseph Greer.
Petition for Divorce
II anpeafng to the satisfaction of the Court, that Jo
seph Greer the defendant in this cause is not an nhab;
MT of the State 1t ordered that publication be made
weeks in the North Carolina Standard published
in the City of Raleigh that the said Joseph Greer be
and appear at the next Term OF said Court to be held
tor the couy of Ashe, at the Covrt House in Jefer
son, on the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday of Au-
gust next and answer the petition filed in this case
the will be taken pro conesso and set for hearing
parte.
Test, R. GENTRY, c. 5. e L.
August 81, 1914. el2 Ot.
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May 8. 1s44.
NOfice.

~ NOIECVo s-sEt
WE7 AS taken up in Currtuck, and committed to jail
w at Currituck Court House, N. Carolina, the
third day of January, negro maa by the name of
Dick commonly called Dick Toler. Dick is Stout
able bodied fellow, about fifty years age, quite black
with good teeth; formerly belonged in said county of
Currituck and sold by Mr. William Etherdge, of
said county, in 1886, to Mr.. Edward Wilson, of Virgin
ia and Dick says he taken by Mr. Wilson TO Rich
mond Va and then sold to gentleman from South Caro-
lima by the name of Thomas Jones The owner is re-
quested forward prove his title, pay expenses,
and take him away or he will be dealt with the law
directs. BENJAMlN 1. o1MhONo, J0sa0T.
Currituck C. H., Jan. II, 1874. 462-6m