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BREAD sTUFFs TO GREAT BRITAIN.

oieHhD iOrFS ~ UREA BRITAIN.
The amount of articles which, serve for bread.
and which were sent 10 Great Britain during the
last week, are as nearly as can be- ascerlained,
something like this Indian corn, So. 900 bushels
hour, l2.543 barrels; wheat, %. sol bushels !:
rice, 2O2.OO0 pounds. Orolher kinds Of provisions
the expectation is also large, viz. cheese, 2S2 900
pounds; butter. 9,640 pounds beef, So ,ierces
and 542 barrels pork. $40 barrels; lard. l23, I72
poands: II requires the labor of many of our agri-
cultural citizens TO produce all these things, and
yet they are only the amount exported To one
country IN one week. Who will say that the
taTIf OF 1916 is injurious TO the people Of this Re
public while the farmer. the merchant, the sailur,
the stevedore, the Inngshoremnn, and thousands
OF others are engaged in a brisk trade with foreign
nations In the matter Of esidbieS alone Ia say moth
Ing OF the many other productions Of this country,
which are sent TO the same country at the same
time saying nothing of the exports to other coun.
tries IN Y Globe, OcL 90.
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ENALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. COOKE 4 Co,
Il most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi.
zens OF Portsmouth and its vicinity, that they have
fnIsnGd RECEIVING tier Fan supply Of DRY
consists in part as follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs; STU
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassirncres; Valcn-
cia, and Swansdown Vcstings; Black. Blue, La
vendcr. Steel Mixed, and other colors Stttinrtts;
Twceds for Sack Goats, Kerseys, Flannels, Blan,
kcts, Cold. Domcstics, Brown and Blcachcd do,
Cord. and White Canton Flannels, Calicoes of ev-
cry quality, CashInerts, Mousaiin D'Laines, Snper
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black italian 10, Black
Alpacas and Bombazincs, Bleachcd and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eve do, Hnckerback Towing. Table Napkins, Sus-
pcnders, Cold. and Black Silk Cravats and Scarfs,
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity. Cotton and
SILK Hosiery, Cashmere, Blanket, Wooden Nett,
and other style Shawls Also a large assortment
of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpeting, Passage and
STAR do q 4 and s 4 Floor Oil Cloths, Carpet Bind.
Ings, Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which cannot be named in an advertiscm mt. All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
will give US a call before urchasing,-ou object
being to sell cheap for cash.
JOHN COOKE & Co,
Octlo High street.
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FOR SMITHFIELD


(NOOD AND CHEAP LAMP We
~ have again received another large supply of
r"e sperm ana other good Lamp Oils. We have
four different kinds, and ut the following prices
per gallon, IS. So, Sl.00. Sc, or per pint. 9 cts,
IL. l2s, and purest Sperm l5k. These Oils have
been long and sufficiently tried, and arc acknowl.
Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
Oct % CHAS. IL. HEINITSH. Accent.
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NOR RENTING we'll known Business Stand
Il corner of Middle aud High streets, at present
occupied as a Cabinet Warehouse, Work Shop.
&c. Terms low, and possession given LIST of Jan.
Al. Apply to Mrs. FANNY GOODWIN.
Oct %
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

AZ sShsC axe JUG ntt Il nav
4 removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How.
ell az a Shoe Store.
Having just r, turned from the North, I am now
opening a iull assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY G ioDS,
which cannot be surpassed, if equailcd, in quality of
,naterial or workmanship, for tie prices, and which
| am. Determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
in Portsmouth or Norfolk. NV Stock consists. in
p'rt, of the following:
Coats of all prices, from SO 81 to SIS 90
Pants do DO do SIT 500
Jackets-shir! Is, of every Observation-Disclosures
Socks Observation-Disclosures Collars and
Bosoms- Gum Suspenders, from Is TO so cents-in
fact every thing usually keptin a Clothing Store.
! have also a new and beautiful assortment Of
CUTLERY, warranted to be of first rate material
ami make 1t consists in part as follows PEN
knives from g. cts. TO 81 50-Razors, of Rogers's
make, 81 cts. To ST. 25-Scissors from f2l to so cts.
/ have alsp, in addition to the above, n good as
sortment of JEWELRY, such as Breast Pins, Fin
ger Kings; FOB and Guard Chains, Silver Thin
hlcs and Shields, Watch Keys, StIds, &C., which
1 WI sen lower than they can be had at any other
place in these diggins.
TO the LADIES / would say, that 7 have an excel
lent assortment of Edgings, from to Il in. wide
Ncedies, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, of
the best MAKE; 200 yds: for 5.ts a spool Thread
rape Ladies Hose, from l2k to 81 cts., white,
mix'd and black Ladies and Children's Net Cans.
Also an assortment of Children's Socks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call aud look at some
CLoAKS have, tho prices of which. tor the quail.
ity, will a@tonish them.
l have also a beautiful lot of GAPS, of all de-
scrlptions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept 90 J. M. MILES.
GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES
~ Just received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every ar'lcic sold by us To be the genuine, and di-
rect from the hands of the Proprictors:-
Sands Sarsaparilla, lBristol,s Sarsap, riJla
Hungarian Balsam Life PulIs Sarso parilla
Syrup Tar and Naphtha DR.. Jayne's Preparation,
Tarrants Apcricrt Doctor Swayne's Svrup
Sugar Coated Pills Wild Cherry
Ali-tcalng Ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Dandcilon and Tomato Swaim's Panacea
- fanacea Fahnestcck's Vermifuge
Houck's Panacea Briackerhcff's Medicine
sure Cure Aguc and Fee Barnes Pile Lotion
49, YER PiiIs Hays Eminent for Piles
"lstar's Baiaarn Wild q. GARDENERS Liniment,
Cherry &c.&c.
WIN a general assortment of Pure and Ger uins
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS, GLE IS.
&c, Sc, which will be sold at the ye,y lowest nj.
ces. CHAS. II. HEINITSH. Agent,
Memoer OF the Philadelphia College of
octi Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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Oh! DEAR.-Mr. Wise. of Lancaster, has in
vented a machine by which Vera Cruz nav he
caPtured-in theory. II is AN armed balloon, with
len tons OF peIcussioned bomb shells and torpe-
does, which, guided by a cable five miles in length,
could hover like a cloud of destruction over The
devoted city. The balloon of course would con
tain considerable gas-bnt Mr.. Wise's project
contains much more.
The Herald states that another gentleman is
about proposing Ia the Navy Department To blow
up San Juan d'Ulloa by contract. His plan is
neither mining nor undermining, nor starving out
nor bombarding. nor %s,orming. He proposes To
use a single ship, and To stay on board all the
ume' ana moi IRE a single gun; and yet Ia blow
that castle into flinders. Wonderfuli-PbiLn.
deiphia Times.
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inst. The health Of the squadron was generally
good. NO intelligence of interest has been re-
ceived from the city of Mexico since the sailing Of
the y. .. sloop Of war John Adams.
Inc Ewing came to off the Brazus, on the
9th inst. but had no communication with the
shore. The steamship Sea. came off with the
mail tor the steamship Galveston, but in conse-
quence Of the bois,erons wea,her, and heavy So,
she was unable to deliver il. and compelled to re-
turn. One Of the Rangers Of Capt. Walkers
company. who had been taken at Maiamoras by
the Mexicans, made his escape and found his way
to the Squadron. He was brought To the Brazos
on board the Ewing. and succeeded in reaching
the shore, eager TO participate in any fight that
might come off. Lieut.. Chadwi ck brnu.G, mn the
mail from the Squadron.
The New Orleans Commercial Times contains
the following additional items of news from the
Cuff
NO news OF the movements of Santa Anna since
lie had assumed command Of the army. or the
progress OF the measures taken by the Mexican
government to make head against the invading
sriny, mad reached the squadron from Vera Cruz.
Lieut.. C~hadwick, to whom we are much indebt-
ed for his polite readiness in putting all his infer
nation at our disposal, tells us that il was The
Captain OF the British frigato Endymion, lying
at Sacrlficios that sent Commodore CONNER news
of the capture of Monterey.
The Texan Ranger, alluded to below, was
taken prisoner on The 9th May last. near Ms,a.
moras, and had been conveyed to ~Iampico, whence
he had escaped to Tuspau, where he 90, a boa,
and put off To the fleet. The Sinners and the ST.
Mary's were still blockading Vera Cruz: the
Falmouth and Porpoise. Tarnpico. The Somers
had recently been bluwn off. for Is DAYS. The
Mexican schooner lately taken had been fitted an
with AZ pound carronades, and would lead The
attack on Alvarado.
They were only waiting the arrival of a supply
OF coal to 20 down TO that place, and as the cutter
Ewing met the vessel carrying that article going
into harbor, no doubt the attempt on Alyarado has
been made. The Commodore daily sent out a fay
of truce in the harbor of Vera Cruz, for cummu
nlcation with the shore. The Mexicans inhabit.
ing the shore near Antoine de Lizardo very freely
came oil from time 10 time, with vegetables, fruit,
fish, etc.. for the use of the ships.
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W c'c OF rare on the Scaboard andROan okr
Rail Road will be reduced to the folIowiug Inu,
rates: N"
Portsmouth to Suffolk, ~
Return Ticket, G. M
N~orE.-Children half price-Scrvants 80 ccnts.
Portsmouth TO Carrsvillc, -
Return Ticket, D "a
Portsmouth to Franklin. . IN
Return Ticket, m
Portsmouth to Ncwsom's, m
Return Ticket, so
Portsmouth to Boykin's, ass
Return Ticket, IN
yD- Return Tickets to last six days.
IL Is inc design Of the COMPANY to place a DAILY
TRAIN on the line, of which due notice will he
Inc public may be assured that the above prices
an hour of the departure of the Cars. "'"
JAS. G. WHITE & co
OIlcc sea Board and II. Il. II. Co..
Portsmouth, Oct. 16, 1916.
+: .; Inc Bridges on the line have been rendered
perfectly secure, and the Road is now underpoin~
thorough repairs. AS G.. WHITE e. 50
Oct l7-6t
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MARTINS MATCHES.-We have ms. rr-
4TA ceived per schr Belle, from New York, anoth.
err supply OF Andrew Martins celebrated and nm
rlVaiied FRICTION MATCHES, which we warrant
to be good in all kinds of weather.
&c. SCHOOLFIELD & Co,
'CIZS Druggists,
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INTER ESTING FROM THE PACIFIC


Commodore Stockton in Command-Tbe
Mobile Tribune has n letter from their Pensacola
correspondent giving the following item of in
terest received by the Princeton, just arrived from
Chagres: =
After an absence of thirty days. the Princeton
came to anchor off the Navy Yard. She is direc,
from Chagres. having landed the bearer of des
patches at that port on the Both of last month
While the Princeton remained at Chapres Com
modore Sloat arrived across the Islhmus from
Panama. having left Com. Stockton in command
of the Pacific Squadron.
Com, Sioat took passage in the English Mail
steamship Forth for Havana. and sailed ON The
same day with the Princeton. By this arrange
ment he reached Washington somewhat sooner
than he could have done by the Princeton, as the
latter vessel performed nearly The whole return
passage under sail alone.
The only intelligence learned from Com. Slnat
Is that the squadron had taken unopposed posses
sion of California. Lieut.. Lee, the bearer of DIES
patches, proceeded with them across the islhmus
to Panama, in search of Com. Stockton. The
Princeton remained a few days at Chapres. wait.
ing the arrival of the small u. S. steamer Spit.
fire. but without receiving any intelligence Of her.
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FOR RENT

a. FOR RENT-A large and commoiiuus
ksaz BRICK HOUSE, situate at the north end
-4@JIoi Court street, and at present occupied by
Inc subscriber. The situation Of this House il in
one OF ne most pleasant an hcl:tby parts of the
town. The privilege of the Bath House is given
with the above.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT.
ALSO Two small Houses on Glasgow street.
opposite Mrs. Wcbb's. Amply 20
Sept2i-tf SARAH GRANT,
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FOR RENT.
G1A Tho BRICK AND DWELLING
ON i~faWiDrd street, near the Market, orcn.
.E=I-lpicd 10y Thos. Brooks, Jr. Poss ssior pivc,
the first OF January. For terms, apply to John
Nash, Portsmouth,, or TO the subscriber i'm Norfolk
Sep " -2iw4" GEORGE w. FARANT.
EMm EFT HOUSE FOR RENT.-Tbis wei,
~ Known Estab!ishtuent is for rent for tho ensuI
ing year. IT. acknowledged to be one of the bes,
stands Tor a Public House in the town.
Inc premises are i'll good order and to a pune.
with the times. 0N
any person wishing to rent for the next year,
~ oo'"l possession at once, from the present pro-
prle'or, on accommodating terms
OCt lo-lm JOHN y. DAVIS.
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C0FFEE;-2OO bags old Java, Lsgoyra and
Fio = for sale by j. WILLS.
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MISCELLANEoUs

ENACHANGE on New York aud Baltimore ia
~ sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. D.. GORDAN'S,
pcc "-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29

k5%As the winter approaches, BsneVolence
will remember the Poor.
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YNOOTH BRUSIIES-We have on hand an
Il extensive and elegant sock OF TOOTH BRUSH
ES, which we are selling at prices that cannot fail
TO be satisfactory to purchasers.
Also, a beautiful variety OF Hair Brushcs, (some
OF which are of the best quality with mai,y other
desirable articles for the toilet, all of which we
purpose selling exceedingly cheap.
oct29 j. S~CHOOLFIELD & CO.
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AND
RAEE ROAD.
REDUCTION on FApE

REDUCTION OF FARE.
and after Thursday, the 18Th instant. the
~ the rate OF fare on the Scaboard andRoanokc
Rail Road will be reduced to the following low
rates: Nv"
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, Vashington
and Alexandria
A1 Fare to Richmond and
TA Petersburg, rs cents only,
G@T including meals.
Fare to T cdcricksburg,
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DLOUGHS.-33 PLOUGHS Of various gizos
/ will be sold very low to close, by
octlS J. WILLS.
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FOR RENT.

RIRD SEED.-We have in store a full SUNNY
- OF Canary and Hemp Seed '
Oct2 J.. G. SCHOOLFIELD s. co.
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SUNDRIES.-25 bags RIo COFFEE,
~ 30 bags Laguira do
10 half chests imperial Tea,
10 or do do do
30 butts Jones & Sons Tobacco. n slpcrior mr.
ticle, in store and for sale by WILLS o
Oct % Commission Merchants, Hiph street
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JAMES NEW NOV 1L.-HcidcIberg;s1o 70.
- msnCG' by Z. Pr. Jaines-price % cents.
Nos. llS and ia illustrated Shakespeare.
No. 5 Statesmen Of England, iust rcr,iyod .,d
for sale by w. II. n. HODcES =, 20
Oct rs W
Told North State copy1
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A CUTE YANKEE.

Some time since, slab. sided mortal frou
down East, who looked as il he had beer
passed through single mill, called at I
respectable establishment in PhIadelphla
and inquired:
lis this Burlap, Jean & Cos 2
Yes sir.
'Well then, | reckon owe you a small
bill
What name sir 7
'Zerubbabel Shocks
After overhaulng the Ledger, Zerubba
bel was assured i, could not be, as his name
was not on the books.
"A dlrned pretty way you keep EN-,
then guess If a man owed matter Of
three hundred dollars, could tel! The date
without looking. However, don't want
10 ckea, you. know this is tie place
Just give me receip; for two hundred and
twenty-five dollars and Is cents
Never mind the cents, Mr.. Shocks !;
here's our receipts for the dollars,
Mighty careless you be Of small mat,
tiers. One huadred cents nike dollar
where | come from. Fifteen cents amt 10
be sneezed at. Good morning.
Messrs. Burap, Jean s; Co. were cleo.
trified atihe miraculous hone s;y d lie down
Easter. and would not lei him 90 SO readl.
". They Insisted upon his purchasing
bill Of goods, but Zerubbabel was very un
willing. : 1t was darned hard 10 pay for
Them lie said, he ID teen oil winter raising
that Butte their great qualification, hey
succeeded in securing So good a customer
by selling him bill Of one thousand dollars
payable 10 six months.
When the time Of payment had arrived,
and a notice for the demand vas forward
ed to the address Of the honest down Eas.
ter, the letter remained ior weeks unan
swered. The account was nj to a limb Of
the law resident 10 the town from Which lie
hailed. aud the mex, mail brought Burap.
Jean & Co. The agreeable intelligence that
40 such man as Zefubbabel Shocks ever
lived there.
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Please to read the foIlowin!
NOTICE.

FENiiE Publisher having received numtsos, -
u pllrauaas iof single copies Of DuNLlAGr
HISTORY OF kOMANtSH. and lbe AMLkl
can STATESMAS's MANUAL, from pl.sa
30 remote iram kApryss routes that ihs ipsrs
ii freight would have sqpalled Tbs Price x IL
bpoks, proposss 10 send then b. mali to pgu
cogets, The postage on Nhlch elh 20, e8rsts Z
ce4b per volume. Il saeh peFsoas will seHS n
name Of their Post Office, and enclose lhs q
dollars. 70 good money, they all be prescnie3 a &,
euc cops Of Sears Beautiful Pictorial WaTsf, .tl
speedy ipg = h.ch Book they prefer.
Sfsfs' Pictorial Works girsa asoas % psrysas sal
seribing for DeisitHg's H,stofy Of Rgasaaa
~ iAe Amefteaa Aiaissmsn's Ma aHEk
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The Histors Of Romanism

BY The Res. J. Dowliag, A. NJ, Pastor Of the
teaa Church, Nss York. 18th cdltloa
Just publtshed.
This IL a largo octave volume, Of nearly zoe 4
yes, embeIlsbed with YlsFx sEAuriYei. Kssta
iNcs, IN handsome embIemalIe binding ~
three dollars.
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IOTGlIklSS'S
Vertical Water " heel.

I'm consequences Of the very great popularity
Ill which these Wheels have attained by the use
81 nearly I0u0 d them IN different parts d The
country, the Subscribers have sold about lOU
Rights ii North Carolina. 81 Il whirh are IN iuli
and successful operation 10 Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
The value Of the Mil, and IN quantity o. wors gen
orally tar exceed The most sangutne expectations
q the owners, many q whom are gvEllenen dis.
tiugushud tor their science and practical ski,
VINO have altested to The value Of this improve
meut Tie Mhecls are more durable, and more
easily Kept IN order, when properly put tog Their,
than tie common Elulter v heel They viii save
ont-llafd OF tie water, and fua we'll ~ back va
ter hen there is head above. The speed Of tue
Saw IS increased 10 more than double lhr strokes
per minute
The price ef an individual right ior one pair q
Wheels, Is so
wcrcer among others, 70 The following gentle.
men, some OF y HON have had the Wheels 20 ops.
ton : months 81 more, aud l5oin many Of @bom
We have received certificates highly approving q,
these Wheels, aud stating that Their Saws, vth
this Improvement cut 2dHU 300. $500 and even
a. high as 5UU0 ieet day, according 10 the head
al "A ateF.
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.OLD ROUCU AND READY


"OLD ROUGH AND READY"
Tuno--Ol3 Dan Tucker.
Again the moon was up on high,
1t chanc'd that WIS passing 10y,
When 10 heard that same old coon
Humming to himself this tune
Get out Of the way, you're oil unsteady,
Get out of the way, you're all unsteady,
Get out Of the way, you're all unsteady,
Clear the track for Rough and Ready"
TIE Nation now laments the day.
When casting off great Harry Clay,
They rais'd this Polk stalk with a shout,
Believing twas Hickory sprous.
Get out OF the way, &c.
Before the day of his election
Polk promised Kane he'd give protection
The old keystone now rues the day
She trusted Polk instead of Clay.
Get out Of the way, &c.
Polk promised that he'd laugh 10 seorn
The English claim to Oregon
The British Lion should not dare
To raise claim to any share.
Get out Of the way, sc.
The Lion growl'd and shook his tail
At this poor Polk began 10 quail
f" Give me- cries be, "to 80
The rest shall surely all be thine
Get out Of the way, &c.
Polk promis'i, too, TO give Us Texas,
Without war to cost and vex US
The Lone Star would have sci IN night,
Had not old Zach gore out to fight.
Get out of tie way, SC.
Young Hickory Polk your race is run,
With you the People now are done;
Back to Duck RIVER take your way,
Fer now the Nations voice will say,
Get GU. OF the way, we're true and steady,
Get out of the way, we're true and steady
Get out Of the way. we're true and steady,
To cast our votes for " Rough and Ready"
CAROLINE, Aug. 20, 1916. A.
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Itrfs, lS4u.
Daniel GuEley
rs Original Attachment.
Nctom Gurlfy
Justices Execution levied on lie DEFENDANTS
interest IN 2ti acres 81 Lands hnown as The Cue.
ley Cd mil L CT
ETappcarin to The satisfaction Of the Court,
81 that Ntdom Gurlcy, the Detcudant 10 THIS
case, resides beyond the limits Of tbs State II Is
therefore O,dsred, by the Court, That Publication
be made for SIX weeks IN tic Charlotte journal
printed in Charlotte, n G., notifying the said de.
lendsr., 10 be and appear az the next Court Of
Plea. AMI Quarter Sessions to be held for tho
County 0f Union at the Court House in Monore,
on the l.t Monday in October next, then and
there TO shcw cause Why the lands levied upon
should nj be sold to pay the Plaintiffs debt and
cost Ot SUIT
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court
at flee The II Alondiy IN July aud u tie list
wear 9f our Independence SIS
HUGH STEWART c. c. C.
Printers Fee s. 694, ~