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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
ba5 Sd,criff : 9lmt
Sclcrtf''s Qourtrat.

s(n rie frcien rno unobhin9t9cn CT
irlhlcr non Se6a GauntD.
Srcunrc uno Wibitr9er
Sluf9cmurtcrt bon
elmer orrern 9In;nhl mciner Sreuncc nnb Se'
fanuten BIN id, bewc9cu mcreen, mid, @nrer
Scaduu9 bci udhitcr Sctcbcr 98abI, als
|@anblcat fir oas
@ 6ertf'Sz q III t
une th erilld,e @uh frcunefhaft'
|IidI um Cure Stmmen uro llntcritiltun9 in
|Sa9emeinen, uno int Taa id, 70 9lidltdl iein
koute, unb Chr mid, errpdhlcn icIItet, perIpres
|thc ih bic paidtcu bc6 9Imtcs 9etrcultd,, une
Bu @urcr p6lIi9cu 3ufricecntcit ausHlilben
@uer Srennc unc er9cbcncr Hicncr,
CScbn g, 81. Sonntcr.
Eslacntaun, Snli 3. nqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Iebcr: &itfcr III scr St0Nt }llIent1lln

|Sebcr. Sitfcr in bcr Stact 2lllcutaIln
Gum Sd)iIo ecs 9cIbcu Guttcrfn6e6 }
Stattct fciucu 5fmren rno rcm pubiifnm
Rbcrbaurt lriucu Cauf nb, FIR bic libcrne
Ilnterifusun9 Die or gcnrlTen bat, uno tcnadr
ihti9ct ricicIttn ;uglcid, CAP CT ciu pcIlltdns
i8cS 2Iifortmcnt
Geoer aarcn
3 uf S.ano hat, all iriucm Sd,ap, frihcr i'm
ScNg ce5 Sames pcttit, III rcr Namiltcn
Srnec, Ncuhoro's @ileusStrhr ac9eunter,
no beim Gircecn uno jlleincn an Nhilacek
hiacr preiscn ablcet. Scin 8crratb be-
[cht ans
Sau6 3ilter, 8leifhif1nccr Srouts
ltlnper, SuttcrsTdncr 9Said)Sjtcr
init bplieruen uno ctlerncu Geifcn
elmer bon allen @rD6eu ltno Cor.
ten, SuItbel5 unb babe SuIhels
Ded6 mo boltc DcfS, an9cltrthes
lie 2llber uno Gtnler, QSaf6sOtos
lbtnen, II. ~.
@r psrferti9t aut 8atrs3hbrr duf @titrl'
ma uno 0nccrc Sebs2Irbcit auf Gle filrSeife
ln,eije; 70 wiro audi SlidsSIrbeit con ibn
ntcr bi!ligcn Serin9un9cu pcrrtobtct.
SUM S, rtSM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
y 600, 900 sSmfs
Sretter uno S1nbOls pon allen Sprtcn
Solcnton Galt9emerH

8snahrid,ti9ct feine Sreunte uno ein nee
ebrtes 9Snttitum hberhaupr, oa6 er fcrtmGbs
reuc on irinem altcu Stano, unterhalb Guc.
8rcs's NWthsbaus, in SIHcntaun, eiueu
grceeu 8orratb ppn grettcr unO Saubcli
auf SHano half, ale
@eneinc @clbs uno Netspeint Sret>
ter unb ScdntlinG ipelhe ct bon Z
bi6 S12 oas Salrenb perfauft Sens
II. anbere Soemlcf Srettcr, GCdntz
ling Sporren unO Salfen an I bis
SO pa8 Souienb, Ypplar Sretter
uno Scdntttng Gl6en lNanfen ppn
alen Sprten uno Don perlbtebenen
Stfen Strlhcn Srettcr Ndnncl
Sretter, Oidpcl SCdntlin96 uno
S6inbcln ppn alleu 9lrteu, Dfcifen
uno gatten II. {. ~.
Gr 1T ocm Vublifum eanttar fir Die bic
bahcr 9cnp6cne Gunoltoft, NIB hrfft burh
9cnaue uub plluftlid)e 8coienung fciucr @cs
id,ifte, uno bem herab9cleetcn 8crfauf preis
ccrlcIbeu, cine Srrtcauer Der bfenhidrn
@unit Su erbaItcn.
Salcmcn @an9ercre.
Suli 81, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Sarut uttDip 95criammlull9.

3ufcl9e zines gcld,luses Der mlin9t am
Soauie ppu Wtllidm Sottcl in SiIosgSbeithdA
qebaltsneu @auntD 8cridmmluug, lcl cine
8erIammluug Der Burger pom Neicelber9
3nuuIhip, auf GamltaqS ben Stem 9lu9uif,
nidfleus, AM @afbaufe bon pe ter W IL
teriu Sdgcrspllr 9ehaIten percen, UNI
Gdb fcrncr iiber csn orilderoen Staats'Gar
III tefprchen. Die Sarbr,ahler fIno ein9e'
lacen beilurpbucn. Die Go III ttttee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
81 G Cb + / 0 t

wirc hermit ge9eten bae Die llnterSeid,netcn
aIS @recutrrcn bon Der Ninterla6enidaft
bes rerftorbencn So bn 8uoer lcbtbiu
BON SbersWacun9ic 2aunltip, 2cda Gauns
~, an9citcnt wcrbeu fno. = 9ICIe bicjeni9en
oaber, wcld,e an befa9tc SintcrlaGenlhaft
fdhuIeig lTnb, ,pcrecn crnitlid auf9cfcrbert ins
ncrtalb Wchcn bct oen llntcrldrebeucn
anSurufen unb Gihttsfcit ;u MAIDEN - inb
Soldtc bic nrh reftmdei9e slnIprilhe babcn,
mcrren etenfalls auf9cforeert inncrhalb be-
fa9tcr 3eit itre Hchnun9en tpcblbelldti9t
ein;nhdnoi5rn, an
Salcmcn 8urcr ! er,rrs.
gSilltam Suber y" we
sSIHt 20. not;m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
III
Shertf's s-Ganptpat.

9ln ric freicn unb unabbdn9i9cn Grz
nibler ppn 2e6a Gauntp.
Sreuure uno Witbiir9er:
9luf9eforoert prn
cinrr 9rcfcn 9lnsabl meircr Sreunccn uno
@efnnatcn in ocrlhiecencnGhcilen cc6 Sauns
tY, fuble id) mid, brnc9en, ais
S6erif'6:@anHtbot
bci Der n6d,ltcn ISabI hcrppr;utrcten. Spds
tc i'd, ic 9Iiflid, icin cine WebrMit @ucrcr
Stimmen III crhnlten, 70 ncrbe id, bic Dem
9Imtc ctlic9ence pfihtcn, actreu punftlid,
uno auf cine unpartbciiide Weiie au6lben.
9ldtun9spcH Der Sbri9r
eSacob 9. Sras.
Snni 26, 1874. nabQE
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
81 q d t 6 t

mire hermit 9c9cber, eas Die llntcrIdricbcs
ncu ais @rceutcren ncn Der Niutrrl0hrn.
Itaft re6 rcritcrbeneu & y hn g "a b I, lrbts
bin pcu SbersSauccnd, Qedba @auntD, crs
uannt werceu fInc.-9Ills, wslde auf irGene
einc 9lrt all beiuGte &intcrlaiIcnlhaft lcbuls
ola fnc, mcrocn ouf9cferbcrt inncrbdIb 3
Rcnaten ob;ubrSabIcn-mo Scld)c, mcidc
nod, redltmGeigr ScreerurAcu tabcn bcIics
ben ibrr 9icd,nnn9en inucrboIb bcld9ter 3eit
webltefdti9t ciuSnhinrt9erL an
9lbratam QAonE
lbilip Sobl, I Gr'crS.
Saccb Sight )
Snli II, l'a6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
G0binetm0Ner III Ncr St1bt lluens
tlltil.

@cnadritbti9ct feline Srcunbc unb has
@Nutlifum ilbcrhaupt to6 or Icin G5ciddft
ncd, inner al lcincm oIten Stanb, AM fltc'
Glilid,cn @cte Der iodmiltun uuo Gamc6 StraI:
fen uuo ,mar 9crohc Negendber hcm Stcbr
ccs petrr 51uber fcrtlebt olIlpc CT inner
Slllc 9lrten Cabinet zQSaaren
auf oanb holtct, uub ouf gcifelGungen ncrs
fcrttgcn piro, ipclbc or an tcn oacrnicori9s
iten preifen absufeBen 9eionncu lit.
@r 1T bonfbdr fir 9cnrecue Snnbihaft
mo miro iId, ltct6 bcitrrtcu turd bic Gjittc
fciuer 9Irtifel bilI9e prctIeu unb pinftIihr
Scoieuun9 Td cine fcrtoauer bcrieIbcn suSr'
ci0nrn.
Salpn1cn Slanf.
Suli 81. nQ3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
SUM- 26.
SCGertf 2(nlt.

Ter llnterfd,rictcre tictct iId irincn Mts
burger pru 2eda @auntY ais Elm Saneirat
fur
ba5 Sdcrif 9lmt
bel Der ndditeu Wabl at, uno bittct sbrers
ticti9it fir Die Stimmen oiler, ,peld,e i'm fds
ki9 unb millcns Qlaubcu bic YHidteu eiclcs
lpid,ti9en 9lmtes 70 aussuiten, ptc Ne erfnNT
mcrecu fclttcn. - 8crpfhtunGen rrn @es
nculid,fcit crad,tct cr bier iiberRuai0; inrem
meHn CT id, unfihi9 lno uumilIi9 9loutte,
rc p1idtcn 9etrcnlib ausiuutcrL er feln
PGautioat ltin milrre.
@brcrbieti0it Der StTi9e
Sopio Stem.
cnli 3, nqb9S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Npri( "a.
0et Qitbaf 2luaofun0.

9Iad,ridt mirb bicrcurh 9cqebcn, rds Die
G'eielIfhaftS Scrbnrrng ;miid,cn Scfcpb
Wccocr mb pctcr Ncfman, ScarbsSodues
lcr am l2ten SuIt turh bcioerlriti9e @ns
milItann9 auf9slGet murec. - Ter bela0te
jorlibcf wirb nun bu:d, Soiepb Q8capcr nno
Schn {. Noffmalr, rrItcr ieircs &atcvs Din,
tNcil fduilit an iIh 0ctradt bat, fortqeIrst
mcrcfn. Die Binder rcr iehtheri9cn Sirma
ilno len Scdncen ocs 9Dcter SHCfmnn fir @cls
lctttcn ubcrlaeen, ipo ale elejcni9cu welde
sInfcrecrun9en 9c9en bclaqte Sirma habeit,
irlbi9r 9efdai9lt cinSutdnei9cn beIiebru, uno
olle meld,e idnlei9 fnt, auf9rfcrccrt iInr ats
Sutc30blcu.
cSricrh @eaUcr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Sculi 81.
81 q Ct) II CD t

piro hermit 9e9ebcn caB bic llntcrfdrtctce
ncu ais Grecntcrcu rcn rcr SointrrIneens
Td'nft ccs prrftorbencr y pbilip W { 0,
lcBttiH rrn 9iieoer Wacun9ic 3dunfd'tp,
Qed)a @auntN ern1uut mrrocn iIno. - 2lite
ctcjcnigen Wclttc ouf jrQcno cine 9Irt an tcs
idqte NintcrlaeenidGft ihuIoi9 ino, ipcrecn
nuf9efcrcCrt ft auf Samitoas ben l4tcn
september am Soauie ecS perifcrbeAcn cin'
;uftncrn uuo obiubt sablen - lluo Scld,c,
peIde nod rcd,tmdei9e Srrocrun9cn hoben,
bclicben ibre Hed,nsnqcn inncrhalb bcIaQtcr
3eit coer auf 9emelccten Sag audi mchltes
itGtlSt einiutrir9en IN
- Siu(eit1rn ISrirn
eSpiepb 9GeeCO,
CScbu QGe5Cc,
S56r1cl Q2eSCo,
SSOua6 QSe6CO,
Grecutorc
SnIi II, 1914. n06n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
81 q Cb ! t CD t

miro hermit 9cartcu, hns bic llnterld'riebes
nrn als @rccutprcu pcu Ger etntcridEen.
Idbaft ceS rcritcrbencu @cor9c Srane,
lCBtbm pcu Ster Wilfcro, Qcda SauntD,
cruanrt mcrocn iIno.-9Ille, meld,e auf irs
9cro cine 9Irt an bCiaate IointrrIoeenIdlaft
ihulei9 iTne, mcroen ouf9cfcrccrt iuuerbaLb
3 Mcnotcu obpbc;ahIcn-unS ScIdhe, tpel'
DIE ned, redtmd6i9c Screcrun9cu habcn, be-
lisben ihrc Iehuun9cu inncrhaIb bcfagtcr
3cit pchlbcitdti9t ciu6utduci9cn, an
&1aniel SrauB. Gr,ors
Sonatlan Sron6 ) y wv
rufi "a, *6m
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KendaIIs ExpOsitOT.

Until the next presidential election this paper will be
devoted principally to that subject. .
It will increasingly expose the unsoundness oil wing
principles and the prohigacy of Whig leaders.
1t will recall the Wing promises of l84O and sho"
the performances of the Wing Congress then brough
to existence, under the lead of Henry Clay.
1t will fearlessly exhibit the total t''eSS OF HU9
Clay for the Presidency both man and as poinf'a
II will illustrate the excellence of Democratic Plh
cpes and measures in their adaptation to promote V
intelligence, and happiness among men, especag !"
advance the liberty of the citizen and the cause OIL ~
puar government. .D,
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between the first OF May next and the first OF No7euUs
the Expositor will be published weekly, making seven %
teen numbers. 1t will be furnished to those weU uD
scribe for the year for that period only on the O"
ing terms: viz. 1.,u,,
Fourth Volume Of the Exprsor from the lst JaDGdy G
1874 to 1st January I84o, thirty Numbers oNE D0D
LAR, paid in hand. ,,.ub,r
The Expostor from the first May to lst NOVemO''
1914, seventeen Numbers:
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of the 4th Volume, be furnished; also the 'ILJ 5
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Boots and Shoes
April l5
Lost or Stolen.

A calEskin POCKET BOOK, containing Notes,
Judgments, Accounts, &c.-no money of value-viz:
One Note, Boiling Dunn for eighteen dollars {; one
Note on Hannah Studeent, for seventeen dollars and
thirty cents one Note, w. w. Maroon, for
one hundred and dollars; Judgment, Zadock
Ray, for nine ten dol ars Note, on L. P Dunn,
for twenty dollars in favor Of r. NJ. Saunders one
Judgment on John Harris for FIVE dollars Note,
on Jeremiah Dunn, for between two and three hundred
dollars Receipt from H. A Allen for cash paid as
security for Moses B. Harrison for forty three dollars
one Note John Lyon. in favor of Yarbrough, for
balance Of dollars together with other Notes and
Judgments, which cannot recolleet.
hereby forwarn all persons from trading for these
Notes and Judgments. liberal reward will be given
Tor the delivery Of the Pocket book and its contents
WILLIAM B. DUNN, Of Wake Forest.
April 3, 1874 495-St.
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FAME.
BIZ c. d. sTEUART.

c. D
With sandals of Iron the battle-men came,
Deep marking their pathway with slaughter and fame
On nillars each chiselled his deed and his name,
And died. fondly dreaming their trophies were fame!
Slow ages came after the conqueror's heel,
Spread grass on the red turf and shvered the STEEL
To dust flung the pillars, saved millions had wrought
And the heroes alas with their fame, were forgot!
They rose like the surges that shrek to the storm,
Thev passed like the whirlwind that manles its form,
They mounted like Eagles were knownby therscream-
With the cloud and the lightning they fed like dream
few are unsmtten, few are not lost
The Sidneys and Hampdens, who fearlcssly tossed
Their hands in defiance of tyrant and chain
Like stars set in Heaven5 undmmed they remain!
Round Marathon, ages on ages shall tread,
Thermopyle, hallowed, shall live with her dead,
And Grutle's defender, and Athens proud sage,
Shall rse-while earhs Tyrants have pillar nor page
And Vernon where freedom has knelt by her urn,
Through Washington's dust shall forseulness spurn'
And fling on the future light to the last,
Till back from their mission the ages have passed
The good are not perished-from heart unto heart
They on like the Sun burst, eternaly dart,
Unheeding white pillar or trumpet or name
The love that we bear them their trophy and fame!
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done ak that they could do to surrender the purse
to the President, as they have left him, through
his officers to collect and disburse the revenue inc
best way he could, which has been done, and even
done, as far as we have heard, on something very
nearly the Sub-Treasury plan In l84o, Mr.
Van Buren, was denounced for his extravaganza,
and an inventory, not only of his "gold spoons
French bedsteads, carpets, and mirrors" but even
of his "towels and dishrags," was heralded forth
and foated on every breeze; yet, when the PLAIN
Iop-cabin President of the economical and re-
trenching Wings came to occupy the same
" sumptuous palace" it required some six thou
sand dollars to supply it with furniturel
But am extending this communication, fear,
too far could enlarge on these subjects, and
add many more instances of the deception and
humbuggery practised and attempted to be prac-
tised by the leaders of the Whig party but as
intend to resume these subjects, and examine them
more in detail, will close my remarks, for the
present, with hope that have done no injustice
to either party. 1 was honest in my cooperation
with the Wings in 1910; they have deceived me,
and, as think, cvery true republican that went
with them. And feel that, in Withdrawing from
them as party and uniting with the Democrats,
at this time, am discharging my duty TO myself,
to my country, and to our patriotic fathers who
founded our Government, by feeble effort to
preserve the fair fabric erected by their wisdom
and valor CURI1US.
Iredell, NJ C. March %, 1914.
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University of North Carolina.

PROPOSALS will be received for erecting two
II brick buildings, suitable for the purposes Of the
Literary Societies of the University They are to be
attached to the East and West College buildngs-abou
40 feet square, stories high, including the basement
and to be covered with metallic roof The plan and
specifications in the hands of his Exceency John
M Morehead at Raleigh. and of the President of the
University at this places to either of whom, applica-
tons for the may be made ON or before the first
day of May next -. -...
RoBT. H. CowAN, Jr
a-- is.a 81" WALTER L STEELE,
=" WILLIAM HILL,
JAS. S. JOHNSTON,
JAMES G. SCOTT,
REUBEN C. SHORTER.
-. - Building Committee.
Chapel Hill, April 8, 1874. 49S-4t.
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NEW GOODS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER has this day received hi
a Spring and Summer stock,
purchased for cash. and of the latest importation consist
ing of French and English Goods, Cloths and Cassim
erps single mlled Cassimeres, great variety of latest
Styles Gambroens, fancy and white drlugs Vestpgs
beautiful assortments, Satins, Silks Cashmere and
Chally, London Cuttings, white and fancy Marseies
Linen Coating, &C. He respectfully invites the public
generally to call and examine his Stock which, for beau
ty and quality cannot be surpassed in the State Crate
fu for encouragement he has heretofore received he
is determined to relax effort his part to give that
satisfaction which has always been his aim Gentlemen
furnishing their materials may rely having them
made up in the most tasty and fashionable manner with
the usual despatch and retTenchnent and economy
is the spirit of the times will furnish superior black
suit of Clothes of either French English goods The
best qualities, at from 46 to 4S and Goats of various
colors, from $l6, $1s to $s24 and $26 for Cash.
And here would take occasion to inform the public
that have materially reduced my prices of manuactur-
ing and shall take great pleasure in making ii known
any who may be disposed TO give call, intend to
work low any other establishment in the City, that
has any reputation for workmanship. have also. on
hand, good assortment of fancy articles viz: White
Cambria and Silk Handkerchieis, Fancy Satin and Silk
Scarfs and Cravats Suspenders, black Horse Skn and
white and black Silk Gloves, Cotton Knit Shirts aud
Drawers, half Hose white and mixed and will keep
on hand at all times. assortment OF ready Made Cloth
ing made in the shop under my own inspection Sran
gers visiting the City, would do we'll to give CALL
as will dispose of them low for Cash, and should any
person fancy piece Of Goods, and moi wish it made uP
will sell it cheap as he can get cswhere and nO
charge for cutting in such cases.
THOMAS R. FENTRESS.
Raleipb. April 6. 1874 49S g.
N B. The latest plate of Fashions just received
Cutting reduced.
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State Of North Carolina, Wake County.
In Equity, Spring Term, 1914.
Henry J. Cannon, William, D. Haywood and wife, and
others.
Petition for sale of Land.
In pursuance of Decree Of the Court Of Equity, for
Wake Spring Term, 1914, in the above case, shall
pose to public SALE the Courthouse door in Raleigh
on Friday the oath day of May next (beng the week OF
our County Coult) the following TRACTS OF LAND,
to wit:
49s acres in the County of Wake, on Houses Creek.
adjoining the lands OF Richard Smith, the Misses Lane,
and others Most of this Tract Wood land and is with
in three four miles OF Raleigh There is understood
to be a Black Lead Mine this tract.
12S Acres, in the County of Wake, on Beaver Dam
Creek, adjoining the lands of E. P. Guon and Richard
Smith, and others. This also, is mostly Wood and and
is within three miles of the City.
400 Acres, lying o. Swift Creek, in the county of
Wake, adjoining the lands of David Stevens, John NJ
Cullers, and Jonathan Utley.
158 Acres, lying the waters of White Oak, in Chat
ham County, adjoining the lands OF Thomas Bell, and
others.
for SALE under the Decree the following Lots with
their improvements in the City of Raleigh, to wit Lots
known as Nos. 1s4 and 1856, which Robert Cannon,
deceased formerly resided. On fthese Lots, there
is large and commodious Dwelling House, with all ne
cessary and convenient Ouhouses. and good Well of
Water in the yard. The situation is of the eli
gble in the City, being bounded the North by Hills
boro' street, and the East by Dawson street 1t is
present, in the occupancy of AMEs G. Rows.
Also, part of lot 1853, Fayetteville street, on
which there is large and convenient Brick Store house,
occupied by Brown & HINTON. This situation is
in the most business part of the City.
TERMs.-All the above Real Estate will be sold on
credit of six and twelve monhs-the purchasers giving
Bond aud Security for the purchase money except
such amount may be necessary to costs of Pet
ton in Equity, which will be required to be paid in
Cash.
PERRIN BUsBEE, CM.E
Raleigh, April 18th, 1874. 495-ts
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state of N. Carolina, Wayne County

state of N. Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term, Is44
Jonas Denning VIM. H. Baker,
- Levy on Land.
Ira Langston vs Henry Edwards
Levy on Land.
appearing to the satisfaction fhe Court that the de-
endants in the above named cases. non-resdents
this State 1t is ordered therefore, that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard, notifying them to
appear before said Court at the Court House in Waynes-
boro, the Srd Monday in May next show cause
any they have, why the plaintiffs should not have
ton against the lands levied on.
Witness, J. A. GREEN, Clerk of said Court at Office,
the 3rd Monday in February, 1874.
JOHN A. GREEN, C. c. c..
April, 1874. (Pr. adv $5 81 l-2.) 494-6t.
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state of N. Carolina. OnsIOw COUNTY.

State OF N. Carolina. OnSlOW County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1874
Gardner Shepard, Administrator of Thomas Mashborne
Os. John~B. Pollock. Original Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
B. Pollock, the defendant in this case inhabi-
tant of this State 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard, for six weeks
successvey notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sesions to be Led for the said County, Ons-
low Court House, on the FIRST Monday in May next then
and there to replevy and plead ssue otherwise udg
nIent by default will be granted against him. =.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk Of our said
Court at Office, the lst Monday in February, 1874
JASPER ETHERIDGE,C. c. c.
March Is, 1914. (Pr adv. $5.) 49O-6t
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PEARL-STREET HOUSE,
No. SO PEARL. STREET,
.NEW.YORK.

.HEW-YUHh'
THIS extensive Establishment possesses adsan9 or all
i to merchants and others visiting the CITY o'.a Dtrs
othe commercial operations of the city The Exchange
Custom House, Post Office, and principal BANKS
within few minutes walk of this Hotel . .or,nIes
This well-known Establishment Is now III oUI oOIa py
order; its apartments are large conve9Ien ro. be sur
passed by any Its location is quiet, and out o. E
OF the omnibuses, and within few minutes nubGc
Broadway The Proprietors, ever grateful 10 VIC E by
generally for their liberal patronage, hope 10 I
their attentions and exertions continuance Of ne
customers and friends. Competent servants Will Dc
in every department. of this Hotel. m
Tan 90 1874 -ass- -sm-n . ~ PrOprietOr'
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Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term, 1874
George P, and Richard H. Grant us Jno B. Pollock.
Original Attachment.
It appearing the satisfaction of the Cour that John
B. Pollock the defendant in this case, not an nhabi
tan of this State 1t is therefore ordered publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
SUCCESSFULLY notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions TO be held for the said County at Ons
low Court House, the first Monday in May next, then
and there replevy and plead 10 issue otherwise udg
ment by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the I>t Monday in February, 1874.
JASPER ETHERIDGE, C. C. C.
March l5, 1S44. (Pr. adv $5 1906.
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ROOTS and s HOES,

@ The subscriber would most respect
81 a fully inform the Ladies and Gentle
~E@Smen of Raleigh, and the community at
g.. large, that he has just received large as
of Boots and Shoes, selected by himself in per-
son. which he aters himself cannot be surpassed by any
in the City, for beauty, durability, price, he can
sell Ladies wear from so cents pair to s. So He has
gentlemens shoes from 81 to $5, and even lower.
Boots and Shoes
Manufactured order in the neatest stye and best
material He has hand large assortment of Craw-
ford's best Philadelphia Calf Skins we'll Morocco
and Seal, pleasant article for Summer Boots-whieh
will be made in the best style for $S pair Also, Cen
tlemen's Gathers neat and comfortable article for
Spring As he still keeps his cd hands, he has no tear
saying that he produce good work any similar
establishment either North South. He feels grateful
for the past avors Of the public and hopes to merit them
STILL by strict attention to business He will be found at
all times opposite Jno. C. Palmer's Jewellry Store
J. w. JOHNSON.
April lS 495-f