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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

" Mr. Polk told the people Of Baltimore day
since that he had desire to be reelected Bishops
when appointed cry out Nolo EplseopSri :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

~ We are indebted TO Mr. S. E. psnp;. .,
tho NewAAveA line, for Boston papers Of y...sra,v
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KY THE SOUTHERN Nail.

II We are glad 70 learn, through the 81 mon,
that Mr.. Walker the Secretary Of the Treasury Is
fast recovering his health. The Office he Ills is
laborious one end be that discharges the duties
thereof ably aud conscentiousy. is entitled 20 his
country gratitude. Whatever may be our opinion
Of Mr.. Walkers abilities We lament MS ind.sposi
ton. and hope his early recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

sasDs's sAssAPssiLLA The SAN, that beautiful net
OF minute boodvesse sEd delicate hbfes, so Trans
parent 90 s1eui.itey sensitive admirably sdsped TO
NE purpose of throwing Of eyspo' son tho exhausted
animal psnces .. freq1snty ooscured and is processes
Interrupted BY lubsrees bos sIfoliaons Or seaos and
-ruptons u ysrou. kinds-Si, however, arising from
common caase, viz an impure condition VI me n9'ds
which snler into The composition OF The blood fofhS
purpose Of d.iaecusg and purifying these a9ds and re-
storing lie vital healthy state We hno~ On no
preparation effective and UnyaDing 10 ne opefshon "
ghs powerful combination Of sDusepuc tonic ssd spenens
-ssnds. s.r.aparlA BY It's direct iIHaepes upon no
seerelys orsaEs morbid sciion Is AZ oaes checked
and a resumption Of heir natural functions Insured
Prepared sBd sold, wholesale aud retsi, ~ A. b. "
SANDS, Wholesale Dnsgsz, 100 J0lton-sl corner Of
WIlisr-.L rs Broadway, sud n kass Broadway, hs~'
YcfE Sold also ~ Drugkss generally throughout ne
Usied sla,=s fcs q pr botls. six botllss for ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

MlssIsspPL-This state mas been Distracted for
{ ngress As follows
Frs Disaiz, Northern District Tlshemngo Mar
shsL Ia Fayetts Uypah Pou1ia Poaf0toc De soto ID
nice. itsEam1a-
Sec1ld Dtsfrar.-N1nroc Chickssaw oOlshA ! Al
lah schio, Coah9m0 Bolivar SgniOwer CsrroA, Cnoc-
tAw. Oku5oeha Lownces Noxubee
TtHa Disrlcz-W Insi0n. Atsls Holmes, Ns.nn gton-
lssaqaenA, Warren. lsxos Madison, Leske, Nessa'o.
Ken per- Ls1cerdale, Newton. scott RAnk AZ, nlnoA
F0lyti Ls,rict Southern District Clarke, jasper,
Smith Simpson Cogiah Claiborne Jefferson, Jackson
Adams Franklin, Lawrence Covt1gt0n- Jones W syne-
Greene, Perry, Marion, Pike Amite, NAkinson- Han
cock, HArrisou.
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" f w. Whttlesey and David Dudley Field
arc mentioned likely to be nsminsod t. the ooes IN
the old supreme Court vacated by Messrs. Jeweu snd
Bross0ns recent election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25
GoURAUD's LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY,
NJ

t. ODs rxsDs snsct Of the chemical opefs.op 81
BODIES eaeh Ogbsr, may be has lLususied
and OxTsUzATE AcsD msJ both be L.ssn ,Ts@x
Olt t1lgfy - bs ANNA economy BATH 49,, s-s.~
we're ~ De sdm.Eislsfed togefAsT, ne nos - -
c.snces w01d Inevitable snsae-ss oAy 49, 49,.
curs IL 4 corrosive and deadly Posos c.,,s,r go
rsfse Of iis msisna mcdics contains ~ - 4, a.
a. ,ary uec csments nose "a. ,-,,o
stoIs ITALIAN MEDIC .rsD soar iol - 1880. ,os5
o. = t.u ffssxIes ssO~ssss -
-. sr-,oi.oa. elnx .Ofns, &C -
80, - Ia ~ i,.Sx run ne sun - " ~ -.
is-,-rsf yosnsss sCsTILks pV..ses ~ s' Iiog
- 49, If1,g ~ o. psf19ogs nAI 1900 D' DsI
cry ~ ~. ID color red hsbt Or gay 14Lss
Gas DYz . - thLr<sf ooCsACDs LiQciD hOccs In
s.ss ,osiss.s psls envsA. " as--i - '1~' Nv
P,,r1 vii al detect 10 presence Il m. ~.
sen.L.D[ - "a he various oLnsr cosmetics u "a ~
~ i..r~. csa orig be 0Disred EonHA1 a. DO $50
IL 80 '9xrs a. ffsg Store from Broadway Js%"
o..os GAY WsIszEEED GESTLgnss. ii syi-
80 :, ess1y o1s Ibag psr CT sgDgfn % else<
- ar4rh he ceSsCua appearance oc.r 49,
tisea M m1sngac,nt peffscOu ~ mo sse OF o "a. -
Mac h.ir Dye, "a brosd.y.
o. Do yoa want 10 dTes. sssaify snd n.A' your Aaf
sOlL sad sCs >-hs.d - -, hoard n, stssrcy
49, a.ssr-r. 10 csfIily hal Joasss So.>- .'s -
80 !. ~, b-,t nric ever asee ~
1900 - ..epspx tho hair sIont Als ss.ss S,'s
- 80 ii ia orassg al ny ca'"ns'' P'F''''~
an lag c-s, -. "a "a sisc Of he American Ia
eY =, Y Ne Yricss 90 snllsnsa Dso "Sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

~ The Annual Missionary Meeting Of the
Board OF Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
was held last evening At St AIMS Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

FIEE AT MAYsyIL LIZ, KY.-The Nay'ylns ne. re-
al Of the Ism inst des erioes desuuenYs
,Ssrs ' o.z "a a. o. via $500
insured NookIar 4 chiles hemp oss 81
several others were not Insured me co., Ias
that ~hie many men made 70 s-o' =
many lsdies were very scrFo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

CANcEss CANCERS Persons sfilctsd with this
dreadful disease obtain a speedy and permanent
cure from mild bu, infslibls remedy by Dr. ELaosz
l39 Grand No pay required until perfect is
effected Those who unable to pay will be attended
rrafuitnuslY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

lNNlGRArioN INTO Canada Mondays MoHfrt-
Hcriia eonians the appalling intelligence that during
week up % the 18Th inst 2ge immigrants bad died
the cold aud bleak quarantine ground OF Crosse Isle
below Quebec, where 1910 suffering from the fam
inc fever 10 hospital saoa; heavy respons biliiy
upon the government which said 10 have done
wis, could for the poor victim. OF the cruelty Ofiusa
landlords spd unsocs system. OF the passengers 10
the wrecked lmogene i4 have reached Quebec, with
cut one article OF bsgssge and hudded together on
the Goals in Cspe Breton schooner The arrivals
by OF shipping 1t Quebec are very numerous. On
the th and 18th 500 arrived from Liverpool
299 from Limerick ~ from Belfast 1913 from London.
Sfa from Grsenock tto rom Waterford 3l from Cork
~ from Hamburg SOB from New Ross, lOi from sgd.
ney and l63 from Bremen. This far exceeds the immi
grafton prevou. 10 the Revolution Of 70. large though
th>, was Twenty two Limerick immigrsn took sick
and died on the passage Twenty six rships
were At Grosse Isle tina lsth and sickness and death
were on the increase the island and on board The
ships"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

NORTH CAROLISA.-The following are the Con
sressiona Districts Of North Carolina As Arranged oy
the Legislature Of that state 10 January lssi
Fret Dtstriat-Cherokee Macon, Hsy~ood, Bun
eombe. Henderson. Rutherford, burke, Mcdowell Al
cy Cleays!snd add Caldwell
Sso0aa Dlstrio..-Ashe Wilkes surry' Da'le' Rowan
lredrIl snd CztSwDa-
Tiird Dist-io-Lincoln Castor, Meekienoufg mon
Anson. slany. Ca5arras. Montgomery, Richmond and
Moore
F0srts Dissri-f Stokes Rockingham, Gulhord, Ran
5olDh anc Davidson.
Fjil Distric.-Graavlls. CssEel Perso1, Orange and
Chatham
Sl-i District Wake Frsr kin Warren, HALIFAX,
Eig-c0u5e Nash and Johnston.
.Ssrcnii Disarfcf Cumberland. ko5cson, columbus
Badc1 BrlnsW ick, Ne@-H anoyer, sampson DaPn aud
Ous.1w.
E,gsE Disria-Wsyue. Green. Lenoir, Jones. era
ven, Csrtsuet Beaufort Fir, Hyde, Washington ADD
Iyrrel.
Nilfi Disriof-Msriin. Bertc. Hartford horinArnP P
ton. Gsies- ChoHsn PsTquimous, PasquotAnk C4rncrn
and Currtllk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

q. : CIRCUIT COURr.-The patent case As to the
Salsmandcr safe. between Messrs Bido and GGyir,
sui occupies the attention OF the Court
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VI. yaffemare.

The Providence Journal publishes letter I'D
dressed By NJ Yattemsre 10 friend Ia reply to
an invitation 10 visit that city We make the fol-
lowing extract
NJ intention was to paw visit 10 Providence having
the honor q bold c0rrespondencs with the Governor
Of the state vel with severs other dstn snsned
srntsfnsn ~ Rhode Island, sm0Dg others Mr. Je~ott
NJ Hoppin SC am even dregsied 10 remit 10 an Of
6cis manner % the Legislature works and doe1m-n"
relative legislation. commerce. industry. Agriculture
sc. which have been presented 10 them BY toe Cosh
Der OF Deputies by the secretaries of state OF justice
Inferior. Public Works snd Commerce, IS mHk q
their hgh Tor the state Of Rhode Island and OF
the sincere desire which exists In frsnce % Gee bonds
Of Intellectual union and sterns symp sthy essoh'ned
on solid sni permanent basis between our country
and the United States such b. my good friend the go
rioGs mission 10 the Of which have consecrstd
my iiie and which brings me back In the midst OF my
beloved brothers OF North Anerics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

u We have received by particular Express
New Orleans papers Of the 18th inst. containing
news the substance Of which. received by Iele-
graph, we gave IN Yesterday paper lew ad-
dtioaal items We publish below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

GoLo PESs-If there 10 single individual In sbis
nunity either clsn stranger who has been induced
by any uthce suppose that others seing Gold
Pens lower than such Invited to examine
our stock and prices and satisfy himself that point
once When precisely hs SANE article Is sold IS Per
place than At oshsrs Is essy 10 decide
which 1. ihe cheapest superior Diamond Pointed Pens
At 81 and q 25 each.
J. W. CREATION co II Cedsr-sL (up stairs)
~ The Chsneery Sale u LOts on Forty second Forty
ihlrd Fony fourth sls and Tenth and Eleventh avenues
ko0wn e, The Norton Estate viii be continued this day
(Fddsyl June 2s al II o'clock al Tho Merchants Ex-
change under the direction u Piano r. RusGLEs Esq.
Master 10 Chanesry, " n. LUDLOW . Go. Aaetoneen ~
Wall a. whsce Maps Gao be- nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

SUFEMoR CoURr.-An eJectment suit between Messrs
Liripgst0H and LOrgre has been for the last two
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press our entire sympathy with the writer
NEW ISyENTIoN-YesterdRy afternoon Com.
mitiee Of the American Institute escortng Hon DIXON
H. LxwIs proceeded 70 HarsmUs, \. J. 10 witness tbs
trial Of new invention for the use Of the farmer-s
Rotary Pl0r and BsrToc c0nlbtasd worked by
The experiment Of yesterday although badly conducted
and the machine somewhat Of tune, still showed the
idea 10 be good one il may with improvements
be rendered useful
HARLEM RAILROAD.-The Directors Of this Road
have recently prescribed that person shau be taken
into any car after al the hei that only two
persons beside the conductor shall be allowed on the
platform and that negroes shall no, be permitted 70 take
Pssssse a. all
BREADsTUFFs-The North River yesterday
brought to this City s65 barrels Of aour 81 Of
meal 367 bushels of wheat 1850 Of corn, 3-26 Of
rye and 27l6 OF barley.
srRAwsERRlEs-Tne Ere Railroad alone, yes
terdsy brought TO SeSYork 92 baskets Of straw
RES
- For The first time this season we yesterday
in9algsd appetite win nas pis.s Of ToNAro5, At
ths As,or House They from the garden AZ hyde
PARK u Hon W W Wood Worth, and were delicious
70 tie ssat snd taste We believe that tonssos
soral ne. called Apples Of Gold aud they may have
been tie kind throrz over y ATLANTA hsr race 10
Induce her competitors u stop and gather, while she
Won ne goa Il 81 ws can sympalhize with the van
eulshed paTes-sO ,hat IN osing the race they saved
the a. pies.
F7sItw was our good fortune last evening 70 be
one Of happy company Of some ak hundred persons
who embarked On board the steamboat Aid Al about
sunset aad who IN lev Moments we're transported
If b. sncha1uzent from TIE crowded and dusty tho
rouskfsrss Of The City TO region where Nature spread
before Der iziresi charms These, seen under the
j0iri influence Of moonlight music and the bright eyes
whch hoE0re1 the with their presence made
the excursion long - Be remembered with pleasure
e The Conservation OF the new Synagogue u
Woos.er-st- called Tue Gates Of Prayer VII ~1e
Place this sfisrnoon The esrer1cies Will eo@aa'enSe
be,seen and 3 o'clock
H Our friend Ives, 500 Broadway adVerIses
..r,.u o-y.o m, sale We know the instrunenL and
fsi ssns si he qualify sHd price vii sstay any PGf-
chaser.
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q The Conservation OF the new Synagogue n
Woos.er-st- called TIE Gates OF Prayer VII t~he
plao. this afternoon TIE ceremonies will commence
be,. zen and 3 O'clock
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r. Our friend Ives 500 Broadway ad'e''lses
small Organ for sale. We know The instrument 4Ac
fssl ssrs Aai The qualify aAd price VII 's'iy any P1f
chaser.
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JAMEs d OLIVER GEORGE Il PURsER,
RERSARD J gF-SFROLE CLARK-ON CROLlUS
MOSES NAySARD MORRIS FRANKLIN
C,rritf,, Of "a, R54rf Of Assistant Aldermen.
THOMAS NrENiGHT SILA- e.. HERRING,
JOHN COGER ia JOHN K. COLON
NfFf GpAy LINUS W STEVENS.
Tb AID. q, the Grand Narshsl and Assistant Marshsls
will assemble Al bis quarters l9 Henrys, a. 10; o'clock
Friday moruiag.
Ner5- Y0rk J1ge "a 1871.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-13
Fail and winter Trade.

1
The subscriber is receiving his stock dry goods
Groceries, Hardware, sc. &c. and would respectfully
solicit call from those wishing to purchase, he fat
tiers he will be prepared to please them both
in price and quality. - s-.t ..r. ..-.
Dry Goods. Cloths-Broadcloths, CaAmeres, Sa-
netts, Casinets, Kentucky Jeans, Homespuns, &c.
Vestings of all qualities, from so cents the finest that
can be bought in the State Cashmeres, Bera,e,
Aipacas Muslin de LANES, Muslins, Robes, &c. Cali
Goes of all qualities and prices. Ribbons of every de-
sOrption. Edgings and Insertings Shawls all kinds
Stocks, Cravats, Neck Ties, Suspenders. DomeStcs
Sheetings, Shirtngs, sc. Blankets, Carpengs, Ker.
seys. Flannels, Ginghams, Checks, Linsey WoOlsew
umbrellas, extensive assortment, and every thing
in the Dry Goods line. 70 .. ,....,-...-
Hats and Caps of the latest styles. Boots. Shoes and
Brogans, which will bear comparison with any in MS
market Ladies and Misses CATERS and Shoes
Groceries. Sugars-Loaf. Crushed, Powdered and
Brown. Coffees-Java, Rio and Lauguira. Teas
Young Hyson, Imperial and Gun powder, Chocolate,
Molasses, Salt, Pepper Spice, Saaratus, Ginger, Mug
tard, Backing and Brushes, Soaps Of various kinds
Candles-Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow. Cigars,
Snuff and Tobacco. sa.-#.. "Ei r r#a.-
Hdrdtoure Razors, Rogers Cutlery, Locks, Chains,
Chissels- Burns Axes. Tacks, Screws, Ovens, Wool
Cards, Brooms, Curry Combs, Looking Glasses, and
Combs.
Crockery. An extensive assortment.
Together with most every artIcle that be call
ed for s .-.--. -. t..t
Thankful fer past avors. he most respectfully requests
continuance OF the same, S. M. WHITAKER.
Two doors south of the Apsthecary establishment Of
Williams, Haywood & Co.
Oct. 2l-624 - --E -- .e..-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-13
A Safe Medicine.

The of the Brandreth Pills can in no case do in
jury, because they made of those herbs and roots
which experience has fully proved always harmonize
with the human body. The omission of purging with
them in of sickness, is often the cause of long
attack, often ending only by Cessation of lifs
How important it is that this course should be per
sued-it will not only be the surest means of restoring
but it will in great measure prevent the recurrence
of constitutional malaes it will surely weaken the
magnity of the attacks and in, time secure robust
health.
As with all valuable medicines the Brandreth Pills
have been shameflly counterited but have succeed
ed in having executed three labels (and which ad.
pended to each box) of such intrinsic workmanship as
to bid defiance to all future imitators. Now however
evil presents itself My advertisements are TAX
verbatim and used by all the medicine uongers OF the
day, who merely take my out and insert the
Of their medicine in the place of Brandreh Pills occupi-
ed in the advertisement thus stolen from me. Time
will prove how these speculative gentlemen sustain
themselves. -- -. - --." H'ii - .-t#t . :
My Friends may rest satisfied that SHALL so long as
my life and energies are permitted me, by overriding
providence attend personally the Brandreth Pills
and that those properties which have thus far rendered
them 80 popular, will be still continued unmpaired
= ~e3t8 B. fBRANDRETH M D.
The Brandreth Pills sold by one agent in every
place OF importance throughout the world each agent
having certificate agency from Dr. Brandreth having
tac-sImiles of labels the Brandreh Pill boxes en-
graved thereon saEo- >!dI !. z:-s li.lc - =
o. These Pills are for sale at twenty-five cents ner
box by an Agent in every town in the State and by
William PECK. Raleigh. fi =. ,t.sT a-!.---'
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-13
Edgeworth Female seminary,

NNHE Winter Term will open Oh the I4th of De-.
n cember, and close the academic year on the 18Th #
May, ls47, with the graduation of the Senior class
Music, Drawing, and Painting, the Latin, Gre.k
French Italian and Spanish languages and the ssV,
al branches of science eatr1sted professional in
srucors of much experience, who devote all their tim,
to the improvement of their pupils.
The edifice and accommodations ample for hiry
five boarders, most of whom complete liberal and os
mental Education. These, with the daughters Of the
principal families of Greensboro, form classes most
convenient size in each Of the four years. into which b
prescribed course is distributed.
Good order kind feelings, and great improvement i,
the we'll known characteristics OF Edgeworth.
The expenses for months $75 90 for tuition
boards washing, lights, fuel &C /; $40 for Music $40
for Oil paintng, of superior execution $40 for Draw
ing, and fther of the above mentioned languages: $40
paid in aevance. Many patrons competent to Judge
have expressed their surprise that the high character
the Institution, with the limited number of pupils can
be sustained at these prices. -'.
Letters for further information be addressed to
Gov. Motehead the founder Of Edgeworth, or to the
Rev. Professor Morgan, the Principal.
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 20th, 1916. 629-st
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.Afs6t Falls OF N4nAS 9RsvA,
8 ri tNahn0htaskt To- Ctan5fh 49,. =

"9E undersigned wishing TO sell his rtorsr,, Z,
AhiaPlace, now offers lfot sale the Mill Tract y,
tanning 1De HUNDRED and thirteen acres on which
ated his GRIST MILLS, SAW MILLS, TAN VAn%1- y S1-
md Store House, &c The Grist Mills are in NJ
house, sixty long and forty feet wide, and
for grind ing wheat with Smuttm Elevators poTn
elot and all other fixtures for making first rate
The Whole Of the Geering and Machinery attacbSS
the heat Mill IS entirely new, having been un1 10 70
last year; and ltbeewheeis attached the Corn up
4Ghs-lroR) which were worn have been thrown t nnI
and new ones put in their places. The Saw Mil u
also nearly new, having been lately rebuilt. The T
Yard conaihg upwards Of twenty Vats, with Bsr sa
Curfying Shop, and alother fixtures and tools nou
-ry for carrying on the Tanning business The s
power at this place is immense, embracing from
foot fall Of upwards Of thirty feet and sufcient
any amount Of machinery that might be desired W run
most extensive milling manufacturing purpoas me
is well worthy the attention of Capitalists or aud
Pany disposed TO embark in the Milling or Manusctaa
ing business being situated Immediately in Co
growing region, and within less than four mile of ;
Huntsville or Forrestville Depots othe RaleiS 5SeT
CASTOR Railroad, and Is miles north of Raleigh On no M
road leading to Oxford. have owned this prOs. Ms
ever since 1885, since which time these Mills have
been stopped by either high or low water. 1 now OFF,
them for sale only because it is necessary to devote me-
Of my time TO other pHrsuts 4 will also sell with N
property, desired; the Tract Of Land immedisteI
adlolaing on which situated large and comfortaN
Dwelling House, with all other necessary out house,
containing two hundred and fifty acres. Also twooe
er racts in the immediate vicinity ofthe Falls cont
ing nearly one thousand acres "A particular descr;t;
of these lands deemed unnecessary, as it is
no person would purchase such valuable properv LIZ
out'a personal view of the premises Early aunIi.n
IL desired, as am determined to sell. N'"
The above property will be shown application r.
me at Forrestville, and all letters addressed to ms
|1'" sas~ a.ia<. hf.h. JAS. D. NEWSoN
Forrestville, Wake County, Z .5 ra. eoo
ss-v re-. Nov. Path, 1916. q ai .. 49,. ozS-2m.
The Weekly Raleigh Register, and New York HenA
will publish two months, and forward their accounts
the subscriber. '.-''s .--i+' JDNN'
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state Of North Carolina,

Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term. ls4s
James burden ct ais ss Alijah Goodwin ct ais
Petition to divide land. . f.
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that Bright Bird and wife Gracy, Robin Whit
more and wife Ridley, Johnson Goodwin, America God
win. Pierceby Goodwin and Bennett Goodwin, nom
residents of this State 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made the North Carolina Standard for
six weeks notifying said residents to appear at the
next Term of said Court to be held for The county
of Johnston, at the Court House in Smi,hfed on the
fourth Monday in February then and there to show
cause if any they have why the prayer of the petition
ers should be granted otherwise Judgment be
pro confesso as to said non-residents - $40.
Witness Thomas Bagley, Clerk of our said Court at
Sp,ithfeld, the 9Th of December, lS46. .-.r,
THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk.
(Pr. Adv. $5 62l-2) 6S2-6w.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-13
Midway Academy.

This Institution is under the control Of the sub
scriber who has purchased the premises and intends
making it permanent School. 1t is miles Northeast
Louisbulg, very healthy, intelligent, and moral
community, and within half mile ofa Church, at which
there will be preaching two or three times month.
Lectures Moral and Literary subjects will be occa
sionay delivered Having for several years been ber
ally paronised elsewhere, shall still exert myself to
merit the patronage of those who wish their sons thor
eughy instructed Students will be.prepared TO enter
College, ian advanced class, if required) for bus
ness Of any kind Cheap board be had in highly
spectacle families. convenient to the Academy. The
subscriber will take several boys at 81 per month.
Tuition. Latin. Greek, and the higher Mathematical
and English Branches, $I5 per session.
Common English Branches, 10 ''
The Spring Session will commence on the 18th Of
January next - H..- - =eiE -E.
TURNER M. JONES, A. B. Principal.
Franklin County, Nov. l9, 1916. 629-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-13
Keep it before the People

R6N That I can and will sell Groceries
AEEMhH , as low for cash or country produce as any
W~lN i man in the City that bought his goods for
~ W. cash, or any person who buys them on
time intends to pay for them My Stock consists in
par: of the following articles. ID. ... .-..-..
1000 pounds best Virginia Bacon hams and sides !;
800 pair of Shoes, well assorted and very lows Cotton
Bagging rope and twine and shoe thread sole and up
per leather calfskns and harness Ground Alum !;
Liverpool Salt in sacks bushels Brown Sugar. Loaf
Sugar and Coffee old rye and common Whiskey by the
barrel or gallon; Apple Brandy FIVE years old, and
prime cider Vinegar Cotton Yarns from of the best
Factories in the State always hand best family roe
and Herrng and Shad in barrels and half barrels
together with many other articles too tedious to mention
For sale on old Market Street, north side by 80
ID a1>5'1l #stN - JORDAN, WOMBLE. -
CO. call is desired from persons in want of the a.
bove named Goods. am determined not to be under
sold. ..- "a .. I.-,-..,-.. .-..--. w
Raleigh, Sept. 9, 1s46 ,sls-tE