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Lucy is, love her dearly, already. Ano
then her wardrobe-why ma, her dresses are
really elegant. So simple and tasteful in sty
Just like her sweet self,-she has never been IN
ured to labor, am certain"
Certainly not" replied Mrs. Grandy; "and
! am happy to find my sisters daughter real
lady. am glad now that she has arrived be-
! fore the party. She is such an elegant contrast
| TO you, Amina. You will be rose of the par
terre, and she will represent the pure white
! lilly"
When the family met at dinner, Mrs. Grandy
was almost in despair. The cook she had hired
expressly to prepare refreshments for the party,
was taken suddenly and violently i'll, and nei.
ther maid nor mistress knew how to compound
or fashion the quantities of beaten eggs, grated
sugars, eflervesced cream and butter milk, pull
verized spices and clarified butter, that formed
with four and yeast and citrons, and oranges,
raisins and currants, and confectionery, med
/ ley Of confusion, in pantry and kitchen.
"Do you not understand baking?" asked Luz
cy Of Amna.
"Oh indeed, nos" replied the ostonshed
belle.
"NoF you, aunt" she inquired Of Mrs. Gran
dy.
"My dear, never learned" murmured the
lady.
at is very strange" Lucy sad--and then
she went on-"WeII aunt, if you will trust me,
will produce as fine cakes as any cook in the
city"
i'You are too young, Lucy" cried Mrs
Grandy, "even if you had studied cooking all
your life; but YOU seem so confident, and as
can do 10 better, you may try"
"Will you assist me, Amina? | will engage
that so far from njurng your fair hands, the
slight toll will increase their beauty"
"But what can do?' asked Amua, laugh
ing.
sob, will direct you d" replied Lucy, gailyi
and the cousins repaired to the kitchen, where
the clatter of culinary operations was enllvened
by merry bursts Of laughter, and joyous gushes
of sweet song.
Lucy made her debut at Mrs Grandy's Sc
lect party, In robe of pure white muslin, her
rich brown curls unconined, except by tillet
Of silver guaze, tied Just back Of the left ear,
aud floating like soft mist below her graceful
waist. Other ornament she wore none; yet
amid fine forms, robed in velvets and satlns,
flashing with gems, and flowers, and feathers,
she seemed a spirit OF purer sphere, and was
decidedly the belle, or goddess Of the gay sa-
looms
$50 you sing, Miss Meek" inquired the
rich and fashionable MIR. Colby, as Miss Gran
! dy arose from the piano
"Oh yes ;" she replied, laughing, 81 sing like
a wild blrd, but do not play, or make music
scientifically"
BY this time she was the centre Of an ex-
peclant circle, all eager for the song; and she
without a shadow of embarrassment, sang Tho
Ettrck Shepherd, "Blrd of the Wilderness,
to wild sweet air, which the sky lark himself
might have paused to hear. 1t was perfectly
enchanting, and the free, full soul of native
melody, and the manner in which she gave the
| lne-"Oh! to abide in the desert with thee,
was inimitabe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

New YoRK Day Dock. The recent breach
in this important work is not so serious as was
at first applehended. 1t may probably be re-
paired in six or eight weeks, and at an ex-
pensc not exceeding eight or ten thousand dol
lars. The repairs are already in vigorous pro-
gress.
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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDH
SUMMER ARRANGEmENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPJ
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
BY the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
Guy FONT, Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington, to
charleston, 3 c.. avoiding all that Unpleasant
changing, (as on the route via Washington, } with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon
SCHEDULE:
"a GsRs%E Leaving lower end of Spear,s Wharf,
ssCsp Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
ASssssfaS&.. at a O'Clock P. M. in the well known
ana complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt, Cannon,
a aaEasF orHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
y%SEfeEsS, Capt. Sutton, arriving in Norfolk
's4zh-:fssssssaz~neKt morning, after a comfortable
night'ssGep, at 6 o'clock; thence up James River,
with Its beautiful scenery in daylight, in steamboat
6 AEsn.ss CURTIS PECK Capt Davis, or steam
&C., Si.ssgrsr boat ALICE Capt. skinner, to civ
"hs,aE7s2fah' Point Railroad, (all the above boats
ana ro0G beng now IN good order, under The com
mana OF SklliOl a&d polite cOmmandcrs,) to Pc
trrsbHg Va (arrivnR there about two hours ahead Of
the route via W ashrgtnu) where he two lines NAL
gnmate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N. o.
thence by steamboats, TO Charleston s. O. and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans and
much me most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South,
{I3-PasscngGrs TO and from the lower parts ofNorth
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
roke Railroad to Franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox
on the Blackwatcr, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, FayertevilIp
Lyncuburg, and to the West will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
U5'Rrturning leaves Norfolk daily, except sun
days, al O'Clock, p. NJ. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western ard South
etn routes,
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, acknowledgements. S4,0O
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burger Richmond, Neutrality-suspicious.. 400
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. c. 700
Passage between Baltimore aud ChaHGston,S s.
c. Through tickets) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
[MeaIs and lodging included on Bay and River boats
&c Travellers win be directed Wy our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) whe
will conductyou aud your baggage to the bGd
jels-u T.SIIEPPhRD, agent.
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| MUSICAL AND THEATRICA The Slomans
are filling an engagement at the Louisville
theatre, where Mrs. Sloman played the part OF
Mrs. Haller, in the Stranger, on Tuesday
evening last.-The Sable Harmonists are ve-
ry popular at Louisville, and at their first con-
cert, on Monday evening, had crowded au-
dience. The Journal says, perfect cole Bull
house. 1.-The Ethiopian Serenaders, who
have been performing to full houses at Nash
vile, for a week, have left for st. Louis
Miss Julia Turnbull passed through Cincinnati
last week, en- route for ST. Louis, where she has
an engagement. The Miss Kilmistes, who
have Just returned from successful southern
tour, are giving concerts at the Odeon, in
Washington. concerts of the Harmo-
Moons at P'ttsburg, are highly and deservedy
spoken Of by the press OF that city Ma
dame Augusta has arrived at New York from
Liverpool; she is accompanied by MILE. Di-
mler, and corps de baLIst.--The Swiss Bell
Ringers are drawing crowded houses at D.
tfot.-The Seguins are engaged at the Bos-
ton theatro.--Do Meyer, assisted by Master
Burke, is TO give grand concert at the New
York Tabernacle on the 9th proximo.-Mr.
Leonard, The delneator of Irish character,
made his first appearance atthe Park on Mon
day evening THE Baker Family are quite
popular at Chambersburg, where they perform
ed las. week. MIR. J. E, Ovens, the come.
dian 90 DnoDler in R,ltimora 10 MIA vim, ot
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PUBLIC MEETING AT BosToN. A meeting
of persons of Boston and its vicinity, in reh-
ton to the late abduction of a man from that
city, and for the purpose of considering what
measures should be taken to prevent similar
outrages in future, was held on Friday evening
in Faneuil Hall. The Hall was crowded.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams presided, and
series of resolutions, submitted by J. A. An
drew, Esq, we're adopted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

SICKNESS. The Raleigh Star says that bill
Gus fever prevails in that town to an unusual
extent, as it does throughout the adjoining
counties. From many of the counties Of this
State, east of the Blue Fridge, we learn there
is great amount Of sickness prevailing. In
Raleigh, however, it is said few deaths occur,
the disease being under the control of the ply
sicians.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

A New TROOP. A new troop of cavalry has
been formed at ContreviIle, Md, of which John
Emory is captain; Jas, TiIghman, of Jno. first
lieutenant; r. A. Wright, I'd do; and Theo-
dore Diver, comet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

EXTREME IcNoRANcE. Hugh and Catharine
Thornton were committed in New York on Sat
urday, for grossly indecent exposure Of their
persons, but the jury recommended them to the
mercy of the court in consequence of their ex-
IRENE ignorance. ..
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ALABAMA. We regret TO hear, says the Mo
bile Advertiser Of Saturday, from some parts of
the interior, that sickness prevails to a more
than usual eXtent-though as yet 1t has not
been of fatal kind. Bilious and intermittent
fevers are the disorders most common, and
these are generally consequent upon a rainy
and hot season, like that experienced the sum-
ner past throughout all Of South Alabama.
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FAT Boys. Two Scotch boys, from New
York, aged and years, are in Philadelphia,
OH their way to Baltimore. Their united
weight is 500 pounds.
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SPECIAL MESSENGER. We learn from gen.
tleman who arrived by yesterdays mail, says
the N o. Pee of the 2lst inst, that he left at
Mobile Mr.. Gregory, an officer of the United
States Navy, who was about to proceed to PEN
sacola and from thence to the blockading squad
ron off Vera Cruz, as a bearer of important
dispatches from the Government to Commo-
dore Conner. Our informant was unable to
learn any thing of the tenor ofthese documents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

RELIGIsUs Revival. A great religions re-
vival is in progress at Nashville, Tenn. Al
the Methodist church alone the converts mum
Der S9s.
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HIGHLY IMpoRrANT-Reportsd Surrender o.
Santa Fe. We find the following important
rnmor in the st. Louis Republican of the 29d
inst.
A gentleman who was passenger in the
Bertrand, was at Independence while the beat
lay at the landing during the night. He there
heard that an individual had arrived from
Bent's Fort, who stated that he had met, and
passed, an cypress from Gen. kearney to Fort
Leavenwor,h, with the tidings that Gen
Kearney has entered Santa Fe wthoutany op
position. This was the report, and we give il
as such-remarking, however, that Col. Whar
ton, in command of Fort Leavenworth, was ir
daily expectation of an express, with advice:
from Gen. Kaarney. That he has captured
Santa Fe, we have no sort of doubt.
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AcQuiTTAL OF SPENCER We learn from
the Philadelphia Inquirer, that Spencer, triec
at Jersey city, for the murder of his wife, hal
been acquitted.
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SOLD Our. Mr.. E. A. Penniman, at present
acting Register of Wills in Philadelphia, has
purchased one half of the Spirit of the Times
establishment. Price, "a 900.
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lS-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN 81 BhLTl-
PRE- CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers bycare-
carriers, at only Slr and quarter cents per week,
able to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
he Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
scriberS, at the rate of -Four DoLcrs per year, pay
q, always, in advance.
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PRoMoTioN. We are pleased to learn, says
the Charleston Evening News, that Lieut.. l..
G. Harvey, of this city, has been promoted to
a Captaincy in the U, S. Revenue Service; and
placed in command of the Revenue Marine
schooner Wolcott. From our knowledge Of
Captain Harvey, we feel assured that he will
give a good account of himself, in whatever
service he may be engaged
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ITO be continued.l

Mr.. WEBsrER.-"Giuet the Devil his Due"
Under this rather strange heading, the Rich
mond, Va, Standard Democratic paper, re-
lates the following facts, obtained from rela-
BILE source:
Some years since, poor gentleman of de-
cayed fortunes took up his residence at Orange
Court House; becoming very needy, he stated
to our informant that in better days he was en-
gagged IN large mercantile business, in the
town of Petersburg, and that in the prosecution
of it, he was compelled to bring suit against
house in Baltimore, for large sum OF money;
this SUIT was brought in the Federal Court, and
finally carried to the Supreme Court OF the
United States there he engaged Mr.. Webster
to attend to it for him, and paid him hundred
dollars in advance for his services; but before
The suit came to trial, the party IN Baltimore
totally failed, and presented hopeless case OF
recovery; under these circumstances he had the
case dismissed, and the old man thought that
if, now in his need, he should recall the circum-
stances to Mr.. Webster's recollection, he would
return him the money for which he had rem
dered no consideration. Our friend, with whom
he consulted, being himself limb of the law,
smiled, whilst he ptied the old mans smpllcl-
ty; he told him that to make such a Teqnes
would be trouble for nothing; that lawyers ne
yer refunded, and that to Go so would hardly
be considered professional. But the old gentle,
man was not to be dssuuded from his design
he wrote his letter, and by return mail he re-
ceved from Mr.. Webster reply, enclosing a
hundred dollar note. MIR. Webster stated that
he had no recollection Of the transaction, but
that from the tone and style Of the letter, he
doubted not it came from a gentleman, and
that he was fully prepared to admit that the
circumstances as stated required the prompt
restitution Of the money, which he as promptly
made. We are no admirers of MIR. Webster'f
political principles, but as we have seen him
charged with a want of common honesty, We
take pleasure in recording all act that, whe
Their it proceeded from charity oil sense OF jus
| tice docs credit to his heart.
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FoR cENTREVILLt Z CHEST e.RT0VVN

~ "
n =ss.Tg The Steamer CAMBRIDGE. Capt
!gagy SSsssssssJ D, TURNER, will leave the lower
2flxiaSfShs nd of SptaT's wharf flor ihe presently
on MONDAY MORNING, the 2lst September al
O'Clock, for the above places and return the same
day.
For ANNAPOLIS, CAMhRIDGE and EASTON,
will leave every TUESDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock
and return the eX day, leaving fIasOa every WE'D
NESDAf MOANING al O'Clock, and Cambridge
8! O'Clock Tor Annapolis and Baltimore
For ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, every
THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and return
the same day
Every FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock for AN
NAPOLiS, ChMBRiDGE and EASTON, and return
next day, leaving EaSton every SATURDAY MORN
ING at o'c0ck, and Cambridge = O'Clock for An
napolis and Baltimore.
03-Al Baggage at risk Of the owners, sl9-tf
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBiiGBGE, EAS-
TON, DENTON, CHBSTERTOWN. CENTRE
VILE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER.
a sr-yr The steamer MARYLAND leaves
sssgH ssessrR Baltimore at O'Clock, A, M. lm the
1EsH1A1ksSegk above named ,laceS, on the following
days, from the lower end of Dugnn's wharf, to witt
On every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Chestertown
and Cenrevle, and returning the same day, leaving
CentrevIlie at ii O'Clock, and Chestertown at half
past IL O'Clock, for Baltimore.
Att O'Clock, A. NJ. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis, Cambridge and Easton return
ing Wednesdays and sundays.
AT O'Clock, A. NJ. on every THURSDAY for An
napolis, West and South River and return The same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at Z A. M. for ANNAPOLIS,
Cambridge and Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
at O'Clock on Sunday morning, for Easton BY Dover
Bridge and Cambridge, to Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. b. All baggage at the risk of the owner
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a. HEEP SKIN MATS. good assortment of
- Fine Colored Sheep Skin Mats, suitable for Par
Tors Carriages, &c. Also, MANILA DOOR MATS
vanoas sizes For sale at the "House Furnishing
Warerooms, No. 10 N. Charles-st, near the new Me
thodlst Church, opposite the Union Bank.
jyl4 C., T., WETMORE & co,
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AN EXPLANATION. 1t is frequently asked to
explain the difference between the price of
wheat per quarter and per barrel in sterling
money. A Canada paper says the simple rule
by which every man can ascertain this for him
self is, to. multiply the price per quarter by 7,
and divide by IL, the result will give the a.
mount per barrel. Thus Sc shillings per quar-
ter, multiplied by 7, and divided by ls, gives
32s. Sd. per barrel.
No yellow FEVER. The Board of Health
in New Orleans had a meeting on the 10th in
slant, and state that no cases of yellow fever
had, up to that time, come under their notice.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-09-02


II Ohm ENCORE, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANT, Raleigh, ~ c., has the pleasure Of
announcing TO his friends and acquaintances and the
Mercantile World at large, that he has taken that ee-
giant establishment recently fitted up on Fayetteville
street. next door to Doct Hinton nearly opposite the
Post Office, only few steps South of the City Hall
and about 100 yards North of the Court House. and i'm
mediately on the corner of Market Square where he
will be glad at all times whether day night sun shine
or rain to his friends and customers to the utmost
of his ability. AS he has fine and commodous
an establishment, and so good stand he will receive
ana sell on COMMISSION, or AT AUCTION, WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL, any GOODS, WARES or MERcHAN-
Disc, with which he may from time to time be entrust-
ed by his friends either of this City, at the North
His 'a0tiOe n0desty would forbid in this announce
ent OF his readiness to serve the public his particu
lar ling, of any boast puff of his eminent not to
say e1tr00rdsnGTy qualifications .HmciOneer but
he atters himself from the experience already
and the wonderful success which has hitherto attended
MS Efforts that he cannot fail to give universal satsac
lion to all those who may kindly patronze him with
their business Of one thing however he must boast
and that is, he is always in good huOr which it must
be conceded, is great gift for Auctioneer;-and f
cracking good joke, telling funny tale will cause
goods to sell well, then he must be successful, call
upon Jno C. Moore; but let one suppose that he
would, as Cryer, so far violate his conscience as to
depart from the truth to the world.
1t is useless for him to his terms since thew will
be so moderate that can object
Raleigh. 29h April, 1886 -. 5ee.tf
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New Spring and Summer Goods.
1916.

New Spring and Summer Goods.
1916.
lust received, splendid STOCK of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, at the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
One door below Messrs. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.'S
Drug Store which consists in part of the following:
For the Ladies',
Beragcs Bazerincs Grape Liece, Figd and Plain Silks
and Satins Shaded Lawns, Gingharns do, Long Lawn
Cross Robes Swiss Null and Book Muslins Jack
onett Muslin and Cambria. Graduated Lawns and Mus
Inns, Organdie Fancy Cravas and dress Handkerchies
Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerchefs. Grass Skirts,
Hose Silk and Cotton Calicoes of all shades and quail
ties, Trimmings, GimPs and Ribbons, Kid and Silk
Gloves and Mitts, Feather Fans, sc. sc.
For Gentlemen.
Superior Black, Brown Blue, Green and Olive Cloths
Black French Casimeres, Doe skin do do variety of
Fancy Cassimeres, Gambroon, Linen Drills, Marseies,
Shoes and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Cravas and Scarfs
of all kinds.
large lot of best Linen Sheeting from Id 70 "a
yards wide will be sold unusually low, with a variety
of other Goods needless to mention.
We will not make eXtravagant promises of great bor
gains, as we prefer our Goods and prices TO speak
for themselves Ours is, s'be it Remembered the
RALEIGH CHEAP CASH STORE
April 6, 1916. 5es.tf
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State Of North Carolina, Currituck Co.

State Of North Carolina, Currituck Co..
Superior Court of Equity-spriug Term, 1s4e.
Gideon G. Merchant and others ps VIM. Northern.
In this case, the process having been returned
not to be found " and it being shown to the Court
that the Defendant VIM. Northern is oor res;den;,
Of this State, is ordered that publication be made
for six weeks consecutisey, in the North Carolina
Standard, published at Raleigh, that the said Norrh
ern be and appear. al the Fall Term 1876 of the
Court OF Equity, for the County aforesaid, to be
held at the Court House thereof, and then and
there plead, answer or demur, or Judgment nro
contesso will be taken against him. and The cause
proceeded in, exparte. '"e -"uSe
=, JOHN HUMPHREYS, c. M. +.
Pr. adv. $5 623. eI4.et
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REMOVAL.

g M WHITAKER having removed to the store on
FayetteyIile street recently occupied by Caleb
Drug Store will be pleased to have his old friends and
customers and the citizens generally to call and exam
prices to suit the times ~ ~ ~ SCH a.
for the liberal share of patronage here
extenoed to him, he will endeavor to merit con-
unnance, by strict attention to business -
He Is also prepared to receive and forward or self ON
any articles of merchandise or rronce that
may be consigned to his care - fno 'n1t
Raleigh, June 9, 1885, acx -
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PLATING, CASTING.
GunSmithing. Mending SO. 4

NHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally, that he continues execute all Silver
and Brass Plating of Carriage Irons. old and new and all
Klnds OF plating In the most and substantial
and at the shortest notice. the old wsy-Casting Mill
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all q, kinds Of ofLock-mendng-Me Brass Androns
Shoves and Tongues, and Candle Stcksand all fancy
Jo6s-as cheap as the times require, for Cash
He has removed his shop to his residence, nea, Mr.
Lemay In the northwestern part of the city Orders
from distance, as well at home will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
Raleigh, July 1, 1916. b19.,f
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Garden Seed.

NoMPR1SING nearly every popular variety, and
~ warranted 10 be fresh and genuine and of the
growth of 1s45, just received and for sale at the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD g. CO.
These seed were bought and will be sold by weight
to which we would invite the attention of purchasers,
as being not only cheaper than those that ready
put in papers, but be examined before being pur
chased. A liberal discount to those who purchase in
quantities to sell again. w. II. g. CO.
Jan. 26, 1896 5s6-tf .
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Notice.

"A IL persons indebted TO Individually and to the
N late Concern of STITH & PEscUD, whose notes
and accounts were due the Ist January, 1886 are
hereby, notified that longer indulgence than the 18th
September. tcH not be aHotOed and all claims unpaid
at that lime, will be put in train for collection. Ids
like exceedingly to resort 10 legal means effect set
Element OF any claim due the late concern of Stith
cud. myself, and earnestly hope that may not be
under the necessity of so doing P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, Aug. 10, ls46. 6I4-tf