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far SaarSeIh.
60fl1t GuluSctrrrlSSt,

Secient iib biefer @sk9enbeit isnsn bisbsris
gen Gbnnrrn uno Sreunoen, fo,pis Dem 9eebrs
ten pub!ifum hbsrbaut aniujei9en,caser isinsn
&letoer uno Ser fbieoenbeits- -Stobr
sini9e Sbhren wsitsr berunter pers9t bat, une
psrielbs 1T nun cine Sbur weiilitb pon Dem
Wirtbsbauis gum niDlpaniiben Sausr,'
i'm nsitIiben OtarftsGisrsf, 100 man 2(rtifel
jeoer Nrt faufsn fann, fsi IS mas IS nil, pcn,
Sleinfsn bis gum Gr6btsn Ole 0Eaarsn bic
sr sum 8srfauf nnbietst lno ale ouf Nuftics
tcnsn in pDilaeelpbia 9cfauft uno f6nncn oa:
bet moDIfeilsr perfauft merpen, ,pis fe ir9snps
100 psrfsrtigt rpsrben f6nnsn.
er bat bsicnbsr6 immer porrdtbi9 Eiiens
poorem Trofsnpaaren, sini9s Spe,erei.
en-, ferti99emabte Eleioer 5ausa aerdtbs
ibaffen aus jpeitsr ioane, uno -3upeIicrs
,p"aren. 9tucb bat er Kappen jsrsr 2(rt ;u
isbr niecr9en Yrsiisn. Saufluiti9e inb sins
9elaosn anjuruftn unb m69cn zines 9utsnSdrs
gems peritbsrt isin.
SeaoinN 9tpril Is. bp.
%. .. Sum Gsrferti9sn nsusr SItjter III ct
ebenfall6 ouf6 Scits ein9sribtst
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SScrbcir0fbcf.

-pureb tsn gbrw. Srn. Saeot MliGsr, am
8. @eptbr., Serr 0apip Oaaoeira nit OliB
@itua Sebis, teice bon Nsabins.
-turtb ocn ebr,p. orm Wm. pauli, am IA
ten Sert, S9srr Carl Coleman NIT Olib Sou:
ia Inn Oica, BON WlaicCnerlet.
DIN I5tcn, 6r. WoIes Notbsrmcl init Diff
Sea 2lnn Wanmiler, BON Wlaipsneritt.
-cureb pen ebrm. 6rn. Il. s 5srman an,
Ia. Sspt. 6r. Saeob SIau bon Center, mt
Dn6 O1ara Sebn BON Dinpior.
--am ndml,hen saac, 6srr 9anisl @siutaeb
init W1i6 Sulanna Sattc, beios Don Olsp.
- eteafalIs, Serr 5einrib W1iuer mt 9J1ib
Cara Seuoer, beioe bon Gtcbelon.
-rurh oen ebrn. 6rn. 9. ilIricb, am 27.
2tuauit oerr D1oies Gruter nit Wlib caro-:
lima Sartboltcr, tabe bon Staubbura
dill 7tsn Sept Serr Wm. llmtebauer nit
Oli6 Sulanna Gpan9, tcoe bon SsrnpiNc,
-am l4tsn, Wirbad Dblsnrelnr nit Olib
gatbarina SaI5er, teioc ncu Olarlcn.
-cureb osu gbr,p 9rn 3. e. 6srmau, am
Is. Srrt, 5err psrrp sepau, nit Oli6 Dla.
tllra gtitr, teire rcu &ustaun.
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9 ( g + b.

- AM leftCn Sreta9c ocn 90. SCpt., uln 9llbr
Scrmlttaae, pabicr Sricorib Dilbelm
puDelle, Sater pre 6crau6srbers oielsr
3cituna, i'm Ilter bon IS SaDren, mouas
ten tno saaeu.
Der Ssrttortene ,purhc am ID 91ai 1869,
su Bielefslo in QSeNfablen [gurcpa] astos
ren uuo fclste $50 leiuer Samille nacb Qmef
rita. gr crfrcute Ih Bis su feinem gnpe sis
ncr aususbmeno suten Seiuupbsit, unp tpur.
&c fetutu binmeaarraft um in eln beiIsrcs
SenIelte utsr;uacben. Gein 300 mar mie
Isin >sten. Ianft unp rubia, nnc CT ttarb init
rcr aau,eu Belt in 5rlsbcn. Sanft rube
feline Ufbe.
din ID. Sept, in gumru 9aunibip, Ga.
muel Satel i'm 44tten %cbensabrc.
-am IS. Sert., in gumru SaunItbip, Hus
colpb SoebsrIlna, I'M alter Don 70 Sabrsn
nmp W'cuateu, ntniser 5 Gage.
din ndmlidben Saae, am Shlaafub, Netrr
Slmser, bon Stcbacn sauuftbip, im alter
Don 20 Sabrtn, Wlonat uRo rtllchen 5assn.
--am 10. Sept., in ctcier Staot 6einrld,
Coleman, in ceu 409cr Satrtn.
in gretcr 3aunfh. Cara glIatetb, 96hs
terhsn bon Sohanuee Sertein, i'm 2(ter bon
Q Sabrem Olonat uno 27 3aaen.
DIN 2. Scttr, in Gllab 3aunltbip, Sobail,
mes 8ernbartt, i'm UIter Don 62 Sabren, 9
O1onatcn uuo Saaeu.
dill l2. Septb., in Wueecmtmancr Saun
itbtp, glnatctb Mlrpsr, Satin pcn 6eimrieb
Weper, im glitter bon 80 .5abren, 9 W1onaten
ino IL Saaen.
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Gattinstts als jenlals in Meaoins anssbotsn
norben, bsffebsno aus 1850
Gbmarwn unb blauibwarsen Subsn pom
ST. so biS A so. Slau unb un1itbtbarsariin,
BON ST. 62 bis so. Braun uno semifbt, BON
Sl rs bis 2 so. Sblibte fd)war;e unb blau>
fbware @afmisrs, bon rs st. bis 2 25, ae>
pirflt uno 9sffrift ST. 25 bis 90. @eblibt
eswirfslt unO seifrefte Satinstts, pon 374 8.
BIG 90. Sbmarj uno fhtnfarbigs fron;tiis
fbe sube, febr moblfil. @benfals Elm sross6
Q0ortsment @rapattsn fir jeerren, Sbdrpsn
gtofS &c, bsi O'Sricn uno Eaiaucl.
Gsabin9, Ssptsmbsr II. 81.
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Gin 2QnD : StDbrboItr.

D'Srien uno Raisusl ftno jest am gr
6ffnen eines iebr sro6en lGortcmsnts 3eitse.
maber trofner Giter, iclebe ais 2u6e, ga<
itmlrs, Sattinets, Scntnfp Seane unp Sels
3st:Gorbsn, metit einem sroBen Sorratb Don
rothsn, rpeiben nno setrn SarhsnO, feinen
nnb Sbhrjensxelfeb. tlaue, braune unb ari>
ne Doc fin, Siltboefen crafeb, sebleihte uno
nn9ebleidbte OlcBline uno OrsIe, gattune &c.
am soloenen &usel Stcbr.
Sept. "a. NJ.
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I'm Die frelen uno unabban9i9en Sr-
ipdbler bon Verfs @auntp:
N1ittilrssr! ...
Grmntbiat turh bic fsbr aro6.
mhtbise llnterftHsuna, welhe Sbr mir bel
frIbren @ele9enbeitcn aeaeben peln itb gus
re Stimmen fir cas umt'erbeten, fteae itb
MIDI wieoer Dor Cub als sin ganoioat fir
s fDertff
tci ber aGssmsinen qBabl i'm nat6fen Otto.
Der, uno eriuebe Cub aebtuuasUou nm Cure
llnterif6suns uno Gnren einfuB. Cub fir
Dersansene SesinftiSunsen aufriebtia unp
ber3lih Oanfeno, babe ieb nur bin3nsufhaen,
ca6 wenn ib bic gbre baten iplIts srmablt
au rperoen, icb MIDI perfibte Die pfetten
oss Amtes init linparteIlibfsit. Olsnfhlitbs
tslt nno auf foIde 9lrt su erfillcn oaB oae
Solf i'm Na9emeinen bamt 5ufrieocn Iciu
ipiro. Leinrid, Sd,6Fer.
Gretr 9aunIhip, .
Wlai ID. 1914. bQB.
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SeiD Sbr aiTeHeD :?

Scibs burger Die tsi Der ndbifsn Wabt
ffimnnsn molsn unb nitbt 9s,pis baron iino cb
ibrs 9tanNn Iitb in Der sorlife bsTnpsn, wers
ben pcbl tbun ;stis oarnab Su feben, ca ite
uab Dem @slses 10 Sage pcr Der 9SabI sin9es
trassn isn miiiTsn 9a6 Ginfbreibsn iollts
fpatsifsns bis sum ndbfsn 9amifa9, Den IS.
Ssptenter, 0elbeben.
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9Sabls flamation.

Sulei9e elHer Utfe Ger 0enerdlsNI NIRmblD pet
@spnbllP BON Yennfppanisn, 9snebmi9t ben 2.
SulD, u. .. 1889, bstitsIt "@ins 2(fte tetrsf.
ftno Die QEoblen hisfsr Gspubf," 9ebe ib b,Da.
MEL Hnerlv, Sberitf BON Serfs Sauntp,
blsrmit bffsntbe Robridt an bic @rwaBlsr
Der srfa9tsn Sauntp, tas cine
AnSemeine IDabl
in srfa9tsr GauntD 9sbalten meresn fol-, am
jmeten 9enifa9e i'm nabifen Oftcber, (psls
Dies am 8ten bss geoabten Oicnats lsin miro)
IN Der Nblibt um eurt Stimmen Su mdblen,
Gine perion fir 8cupsrntr Der &spuble
penntDlpanlen.
Gine pcrfen fir GauaI.@ cmmi1onsr Der
@spublf 'psnnlpIpanisn.
Gine perfor um Ssrt6 gauntp i'm Cons
9rsB Der Ser. Staatsn gu repreisntirsn.
Oier perfenen, um SerfS @auntp i'm
S9auie Der Gsprelsntantsn Der @sneral 0lIsn,s
bID Der Nepublif bon YsnnipIpanisn Su repre>
ftntren.
Gine perfen fir ta5 SbsriHSamt pcn
Scrf5 @auntp.
9ine perfen fir @cmnifonsr BON Der
sria9ten @auntp SerfS.
Zinc pcrfon fir 9ireftrr Ger Qrnsn unp
Eine pcrfon fir bo6 2luetcrsamt, bic
tfentliden Nebnun9sn Der @auntD Ssrfs ~
bsribtigen.
@benfall6, um ourb Stimm;sttsl ibre Gins
pOl9un9 oesr Oppciltcn sum 8srfaufe jsnsS
Sbells Der ofsntllben QSsrfe ;u 9ebsn, srpabnt
in Der Nfte pom 30. april 1914, betitelt, "@i
ne Nfts Die Staot6ihulo su permncern uno
Die pennfDlpania Sanals unb Nie9eIbabnS on,s
ro9nle iu inerrpprirsn," bsin 3Olfsn Nblbnitt
Elm She'll oapcn lautst pie fol9t:
"Sa6 bei Der ndtbfen ouaemeinen 0Sabl bic
osrstbtl9tsn Stimm9sbsr bieler Nspublif, cber
icplsl BARON ais es jwsdmdsia Daltsn m6osn
70 iu tbun, 81 Den eurdb bns @sfsB belfimmtsn
Soften uno Ortsn bslonoere Sidst6 in oieGtm
fdifen sin9eben foaen, init Der 2(uflbrift /:
Moauptl'nle" unb inwsnci9 oieiQEprta nSilr
Den Ssrfauf Der loauptline," cosr ,,@eaen ben
Ssrfanf Der Soauptlnis," :" mis bre Ntlidpt fein
mag. 9ob bpit gtmmsn 9eSdblt, bericbtst
uno publiS'rt wsresn fOllen, aleic6 csn @til1sn
fur eanalsG ommiilicnsr mis es 9efsslitb psrs
prbnet iif.''
limb bab bic @rmdbler ber @aimtp Gerfs,
pe oben 9sia9t am 2ten 9ienifa9e i'm ndebz
lten Stfober, itdb in ben psrfbiebenen 9SarbS,
9iltrltten uno pldsen perfammsln msrbsn, be-
tsbsno aus ben psrfbieosnen Burroughs unb
SaunihipS, ndmlitb:
Die @rpdblsr Ron glfas saunibip, am 5fs
fsntllben 5auis BON Sobn Ssrnbaro in sriass
tenn Saunfbip.
Die @rmdDler BON Ssrn Saunfd)ip, msldbe
Dor oleiem ibre al9smsine WobI am 6auis BON
SSonatban @Ifsr in sria9tem Saunfbip bisItsn,
mereen nun ibrs all9smeins Nabl baltsn am
offsntliben 6auit BON Satpb .. Barnet in Der
Staet &eabn9.
Die @rwdbler bon gumru Saunfbip, am
ttfsntli6sn Saufe BON MibasI Runnemaber
in Meacn9. ...-...
Die @rmdBler BON llntsrs9sioslber9 Sauu.
fbip, am 6fsntliben 5aufs bon Ieu9b enSs
tap, in erfastem saunfbp.
! Die grmdbler pcn oer Stabt Womelstcrf,
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llu Die freten .nno upobban9igen
Gtlmngeber Don Yerfs 9alllltu.

lln Die freten .llno upabbdngigen
Stlmln9eber Don Verf5 9auntp.
Sreunbs uno Olittmraer!
Durd bic 9atiae Nufmunteruna Sielcr
Sreunoe henc9rn, iteae itb mid in bic Neibs
Der eanoibateM Die fir cas
Scberifs Slmt
bsrauefcmmen, uno crIutbe euh, mid BEL
Der frmmeneen Oetctcr Wabl nit guren
Stimmen uno enrem einfu6 gu beebren.
Sm Sail i'd alhflitb aenu9 fcin fcllte cine
Wtehrbslt eurer Stlmmen gu erbalten, oers
pfi6te ltb mid auf 9Dort unp gbre, cie Dt.
lieScnbeitcn bes Nmtes treu unb ebrIicb, ,lnb
natb mslher teiten lleter5enauua su perpalten,
uno peroe nie 4nIa6 sur ltn3ufrlepeubeit init
melnsm amtlebrn Sstrassn sebsm. G1it Die.
fem SerlpreebSn unterSeihne ieb ahtunaspnll
meiner seebrten Wiittilrasr ersetener
Sreuno unb 9isner
Sobn Dptteiqer.
Bern 3aunfdip, Mai %. bW.
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enblib, bob ni6t minoer merfmdrbis,
bas Sroerbu6 eines ensliiben Noiutanten,
tpel6es bic Ga9esbefeble Der enslifben
Nrnree am Gage oer oeneWiiroi9en Sbla1t
BEL 8unfer 6ia entbdlt, unb BON Dem
elm einSi9es Slatt nit einem Sropfen
Menibenblute gum etpisen Qnoenfen be-
fedt uno 9ettempelt 1T. Nat. 3eituns.
6Tes 1T bier perifanoen, bab bas nsue Sifet
NIT U. S. NsiOsr, BON @asn unterifaet wsrben
rpiro bic ss9en oas eofo> Osle9atsnsS Spitem uno
III @unifen oes Sorfs ron 1912 linb.
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Waht 8aum fir bic 9oloene au9el {!
Die llntsrfbrisbsnsn finb juif BON pbiabsls
pba surifssfsbrt, NIT einsm 9rossrn u. rpobls
fsilsrsn aNortenent BON Suben, @afmiers unb
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an Die freien uno unabbangigen er:
rpobIer Don Serfe Gaunty.

an ole frelen uno unobDonglSen Nrz
rpobler Don Serfe Gaunty.
8reunre nnc Olltbilrser:
9ic febr (teraIe ltntsrs
ithBun9, bic ih bei Der leBten @herifss
1Babl bon eueb erbielt, MIDI auf rsn Be-
rltbt ieseno, uuo Die OisIsn ihmtithelbaftsn
SenelIe Die ieb feitrcm crhaItcM tatsa MIDI
tpeosr psranla6t sin ganrieat 3u lein fir pas
. cb criTs= &c ma t,
BON Serfs ganntp, tei Der bcrannabenosn
1Sabl i'm nacbtten October, unO erlutbe eucb
oaber ahtun9sUpll um Cure Stnlmen unp
euren enfu6. SIN Sail metnsr gr,pab.
luna Urripretbe leb Die init Dem Qmts Usrbun:
osnen pfttbtcu untartcIftb uno 3u gurer
prIlen 5utrlerenbelt su crflIlsn. Sir Die lie
berale ltntrritnBuna Die itb ppn Gutb bel cls
ner fritbsrn 1Sabl erbicIt, erltattc leb meiuen
anfrltbtiaen 9ant. uno icD beae bic Spf:
nunh bab Sbr mid bcl Der ndhitcn 5erttts
2Sabl nlbt Oeraehen reyeet.
Cuer 9eboriamer 9iensr,
Beor9e 6crnant.
Tearna, O1ai 2l. t1B.
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2ln Die freien uno unabbangigen Gr=
pabIer BON Serfs Gaunty:
6rsunoe une Mitbur9sr!
Snoem ib oft unb ,pisosrbolt
auf9emuntsrt mcrbeu bin, ourb cine srp6e 9ln>
sabl msinsr 8rsunos, bin ib psronlabt mib
Cub ansubietsn a!s Elm Ganoioat fir ba6
9 cberiTss Stmt,
bs Der bsrannabenben @abl unb sriuts @ud)
eobsr aebtuu9spoa um Cure Stimmen uno
llntsritheung. Ca ib tpdbrent bes 9e9enpdrs
tgsn Ssrmins als llntersStbsriff 9swrft Das
be, bin idb NIT psn pfibtsn rsrtraut 9smor.
Den bic NIT Dem Nmte perbunbsn iinb.) 1lnb
irlltst Sbr mid NIT elmer Wsbrbsit @ursr
Gtiil,sn tssbrtn, 70 ,pia ;d) psriprshsn Sas Die
pf1idtsn bss sria9ten Nmtes unpartsiifb unb
~ @ursr pollen 3ufrsesnbeit erfillt mercsn
foQen. Stb perblsibs NIT aethbrsnbsr @btune
Cur Srcuno uno ergebener 9isner,
Jobn 9. Sbreoer.
Gsabin9, Mai a. 1874. boE.
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Scr GrO6 Q,{Seltern.

Oie ltutsrIhviebenen batcn 70 cbsu srbalf
ten cin srcbee unp fplsnpipes Adprtemcnt
5citaemdbcr ircfner SIter, bstebrno aus:
moklin DC $aiues BON l6 bis 274 ct.
9rapp &c &aines 25 81
psraelannes Su6 25 36
Sebatian plaine II gtuIaue 81 35
gaitmr De gaB 81 l25
Srpfat gcmmeian 80 IS
Seiaae 81 so
Shliehte, fisurirte uno ,petb.
ieltare &uitres 81 624
ebenfaas = eiu aro6es 4fortcment lttlcb.
te uno acitifte Tibet uno Wlcblin DC $aines
S6atpls, 0clpet grapattcn, 5alstitcr, lei>
nen safcbentiiter 5anpIbube, Wlitts,
Strlmpfe &c. Bel
O'Sricn unb Eaiauel,
Stbilo ber solbenen Eu9el.
Sept. "a. bp.
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In rie freien uno unabban9taen Gr
lpIbler Don YerfS Sauntp:

Seratbsn unS auf9emuntert ron elmer 9rcssn
NnSaW msinsr Srsunbs uno Sstanntsn, bin
itb be,pr9sn moroem MIDI @ursr Ssatbtun9 BEL
ndbltsr Oftobs:Babl ais @onpioat fir eaS
ScUertffS Amt
aniubstcn, uno idb eriucbe @udb frsunbfd)afts
Iid um Cure gtimmen unb llntsriiusun9 i'm
Na9smsinen uno i'm Sail id) 70 9luflib isin
irllts uno Sbr MIDI srmdbsn folltst, psriprstbs
irb bic Yflibtsn beS 9(mts6 9etrsuljt unb ~
@urr r6lli9en 3ufriecsnbsit ousiulitsn.
Sdb perblsibe init 9ebibrenoer Nbtun9,
@uer 8rsuno unb eraebeniier 9isnsr,
Jacob .. Barnet.
Neabin9, Suni 4. bQ6.
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Carpets! Carpets Carpets
0kgthde Snsresn Carpets, jutt erbalten
@-c unO gu beratseIestsn preiIen su pers
faafen bel 0'Srien nno Eaiauei,
Sebilo Der 9clpenen &uae(.
Gept. "a. bp.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

State of North Carolina--Bladen county.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Fe6-
ruary Term, 1s43.
John Butler and wife frances, Ephraim Hester and
wife Annie, Dorothy Freeman, Richard Sin cIetary
and wife Nary, Daniel NJ Nance, Joshua L. n ance,
Joseph J. Nance, and David T. Nance
Moses Jones' Daniel Munroc, and Colin Nunroe,
Administrators Of Stephen Freeman.
fP,luon for division Of slaves and ether personal
praperiyl
1T appearing TO the Cauri that Moses Jones and
Daniel MUnroe, not residents OF this State, but
reside beyond it's limits that the ordinary process
oil law cannot be served npon them it is ordered that
publication be made IN the North Caro.inian, pub
ished in Fayetteville for six successive weeks, that
unless the said defendants, Moses Jones and Dan
lei Mnnroe, make their appearance at the next term
OF this Court and plead answer de;nur to the said
petition, the same viii be taken pro con.rsso gainst
them, and the Court Will proceed TO make divi-
sion of the property mentioned in the sad petition
according to the prayer thereof.
(From the Minu.es.)
DAVID LEWIS, Cl.k.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

John Henry Murphy, eo ." S'N "sss''e'
1T appearing to the Cout that the defendant in
this res des beyond the limits Of this State,
so copcrals himself that the usual process OF law
cannot be served hin, il IS therefore ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolnan for
six successive weeks that the def ndant appear and
plead dcmur a. the Of this Court, to be
held at the Cont House in Fayetteville OH the first
Monday of June next, or final judgment will be
entered against him, and the property levied on be
condemned to the recovery OF The plaintiff.
Witness, John McLaurin, Clerk of said Court at
Office, the first Monday in March, ls44, and esth
year of American Ind pcndcnce.
March Is 1874 --?65. 81 J. McLAURIN.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13
The FOLLOWING
B L A n K S!
kent constantly on hand

heUL OAA AdlAo
AND FOR AT THE
cARolrNIAN oEEICE:
CHECKS. On Guns ., tn. State, and Cape Fear
PSJsscU rION BONDS, Supr. CT.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
vENDl EXC, constables levy
COINIssIONS,o to TAX depositonsin equity.
Do do saperor curt
ApP2,aANcE RoSDs. sir,i and State
W,stF Superior and CO. CT.
CA sA BONDS. conslables'
ca. SA. Supr. CT.
10 county curt
Ger cIFlC ras, Clk. Co. CT.
JURY TICKETS
ORDER overseers OF Roads
BAsrAlDY BONDS
TAX ;C2IPrS
WITNESS TICKETS
EJEc MENrS
PA troll NOTICES
!.IrrGRS Of ADMINISTRATION Bonds
LAND psEn.s, ron,man. and sherifTs'
DEEDS, Sheriff, for .1s sold for taxes
QJ.T CLAIM DEEDS
GUARDIAN BONDS
AP5RsVr1cEs INDENTUREs, for parents.
Delivery soSSos. eonstahIes
APPEAL BONDS
Fl 3 \ superior court
SCI "a. county court. to revive ladg gnent
sU3P ENAs, equity
s,es;, s,s. soar' '",;s"'sr ss and so
do State writ
BONDS. celored apprentices
STATE w ARRANTS
CIVIL do
IEOICTMENTS for ARRAY, superior court
de Assault and Pattcry.
do sale of ardent spirits
do assault, comfy court
do trading with negroes
do affray. county court
do buving from negroes
a., overscers Of roads
NOTES negntiable and common
TOPACCO TICKETS
SCI FA. Justices
ATrACHMEN rs, and attachment bonds
do court
MILITARY WARRANTS & EXECUTIONS
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The Inclined Water Wheel.
PATENT.

.E Wis va'uab.e improvement sn h. Application
~ oil water over, ~ now comrie and IN sue
cessfu operation at the Cool Spring Mills in this
IowI.- The invention vas designed to save water
ITS operation and thereby remedy TIE difficulty
now exislns on account of its scarcity. This wheel
will perform the labor with less than half lhe
water required to drive the tub wheel, and if ap
piled in place ofthe huter- whee! the saving must
be still 2resier. The number OF Mills lnow in op.
eratinn by these wkee's) that become scarce OF
ter in the sumner is supposed 10 average 80 80
pr ltth Sc Mills can be estully operat
ed with even half the water now required, ii OBJ
vous tina, The supply of water will be abundant.
The Inclined Wafer Wheel in its construction
be placed at elevation to suit the condition
OF the poud thereby securing sufficient head bore
the wheel, which is important 10 all mills where
the at TIM. liable to become scarce. In
this particu the Inclined wheel has decd-
ed aevantn &c above the Os ershut, which requires
sufficient fai! and constancy OF water, and il also
expensive in is construction: Whereas, The In
clned w alter Wheel can be built AT much lcss cx-
pense--can be successfully applied to any mill or
| machinery that s propelled by water, and will run
well in back This Wheel is said TO rank in
power with hi Oh breast wheel. an can be ceared
with either cogs bands, but the latter bel
sierf che per and mor. tiu able have atopte ID
them. Hav,ng obtained Patent in Decor last
! have abssained from giving publicity inthc nven-
ton or ofTtrin TO sell any Rights until hers as
we'll myself, shonit become satisfied of its advan-
| taaes. am now ready 10 dispose Of the right to
said Invention ny Counties, hi frcs and States
| ms also neIe gifts. Miilwriehts Mill owners
| and the public generally invited to call and ex-
! anime the invention.
! The machinery, as represented in the plate
| above. be made more simple, by which one
| half of the expense Of construction Will be d.
| mnished, hui the amount Of wafer saved will be
iess I shall have both modes ofcons:ruc,on with a
| statement of materials for each printed! in hand
| bills which design for those who wish firthe- in
| formation the subject JOHN 7. GILMORE
| Fayetteville, Oct 81, !843.--243-y.
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.[Volume 6-NumDer 26s

outside By numerous spectators. The po.
Hce, and Bocklaw, the beadls. were in sttsn-
dance 10 keeP order and Prs1ent any incon-
venience, at eight O'Clock in u unoFsing the
happy couples began to arrive, aud they
were ushered through one door into The pewA.
The reverend gentleman 1t lenga BOX Ais
station a. the altar and commencedsUis lab4k,
when he continued to 60 through the solemu
ceremony, amid the greatest silence. until he
successively soiemnized twenfy-three mar;
riages, some young, soms middIe-aEed, and
others old repen,ants. On Thursday the
Chapel was again crowded, and the ceremony
was performed with twenty ty-ihree more couple.
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ooh! I pant for goty, Tpant FOR renown ~
said ragged son of genius to his Giend.
swell. if you've sot pair Of pants you'd
better put them on," wos the cool relentless
reply.-Pic.
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"Strive and thrive " is pretty good max.
i'm for business man-we have better,
done up too in rhyme:
He that in this world would rise,
Mus. take the papers and ADvERrI,zs
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"How wise we would be did wa but know
our own ignorance" sold moraiising YOUTH
one day 10 his friend. eyes," returned skt
person addressed ''we would then know
every Thing we don't know"
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HINDOO FABLE.

There is a fable among the Hindoos, that q
thief having been detected aud condemueds
TO die, thought upon an expedient BY which
he nigh. be rescued from death. He sent for
the iaiior, and told bin ne had an important
secret 10 disclose to the King, and when he
bad done so he would be ready to die. The
King cent for him TO know what this secret
was. He told him that be knew the art Of
producing trees tha. should bear gold. Tho
King. accompanied by his prime minisier,
couriiers, and priests, came with the thief n .
certain spot, where they began their incsnia.
tions. The thief then produced a pisce Of
gold, declaring, that if sown it would psotyes
tree. every branch of which shossd bed-s
gold; ''bu, added he this must Be put h the
ground by person perfectly honest. au,
uot so, and therefore pass j, TO yasf Mejsssyr
The King replied, &c When l was boy 1 rs-
member taking something from my fathes,
which, although trifie, prevents my being
the proper person. pass it, therefore, 10 my
prime minister" The latter said, "I seceivs
the taxes from ti.o people, aud, as T nm ex-'
| posed to many temptations, how can / be per-
fect!y honest' = therefore give il to the,
priest" The rt.cs. s'eeied the SEINE as 70.
his conduct in receiving the sacrifices. At
length the thief exclaimed, know DOT why
we should not all four be hanged, since not
one Of us is honest" The King was 80
pleased at the ingenuity Of the thief that a.
granted him pardon.
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FAYETTEVILLE, SATURDAY April. ls, ,s44.
AG E II c. "
For the sale of Timber, Lumber,
and Naval Stores.


" AVING located myself in Wilmington for
IL the purpose of selling TIMBER Lu VI BER,
TUkPENTINE, TAR, &c, would say TO the
public, that nothing shall be wanting on my part
the giving of entire satisfaction. take This op-
por,unity Of acknowledging NV obligations TO those
who have patronizcd me, and hope TO share por-
tien oi the business OF the public generally.
STEWART PiPKIE.
Wilmington, N. c., March i6 1914. e64-Iy