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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-01

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Wl,oIcs Il - Halves 2O-Quarters 10-Eishlhs S..
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets. aiIa
Do. do. IS Half do. GIG
DO. do. s5 Quarter do. liS
uo. do. os Eighth do. 20
Or Official drawings forwarded as soon as received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
~ Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
cts, in the above Schemes, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed. attended to by return uf Mail; and when requested,
an account of the Drawings forwarded no soon as re
ceived. Address JOHN Nj. CLARKE,
Aug. % Richmond, Va.
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hrs. BURKE'S SCHOOL,

t,... MUKTUN
IrNi TO-, va, Oct. j, 1897. cW6W
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Icy II. -. Il G.. ii. Hill. Aucts.
FOUR NEGRO

FOUk NEGftoES.
VIII be sold by us this morning al 10 o'clock,
2 likely Girls and 4 Woman and Child.
Oct. l N. b. & G.. B. HILL. Aucts.
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LAND, GRlST AND FLOUR MILL ANE
SAW MILL, FOR SALE.

L1NJ, dhIOI NNU FIOUh MILL NND
SAW MILL FOR SALE.
MILL. he offered To the highest bidder, cn the premi.
w srs, on SATURDAY, the 81 day OF October, lhr
well know II plantation once owned 10y David Flournoy,
now belonging 10 The estate of the late Robert Harris.
II contains SG0 acres, with u fair proportion Of wood
and Hat land. A good portion Of this plantation il III
good heat. and all Of il susceptible Of high degree 0i
improvement. II lies in an excellent n.ighborhood,
about midway between the Buckingham and River
roads, eight miles below Pnwlalan Courthouse, and
twenty five abuvr Richmond. II has a most excellent
and convenient dwelling house and all necessary farm
buildings. Attached 10 il, on n never-failing stream,
is 4 large mill, Of Late years worked only for srisi, hui
once used as q manufacturing mill, and ready 10 br "a
used again, nj a small expense. Close at hand, H. 4 ca
pllal saw mill. The dam Is most substantially built
aud Of rock. This property is we'll worthy ofihe aIren-
ton uf those inclined TO invest Capital in real estate.
T~EiMS-One fourth cash, the balance in J . and
years. RO. l.. y IAfl. ,. HARRIS.
Powhatan, Aug. 97-ctds
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j. M. la G.
Z 0 TTERY V E N d Z r

FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
TN most celebrated Capital rrize Vender in the
i United States, having sold more larce Capitals than
any other Vender In America. lie would call The rs-
pecial attention of adventurers to the following. For
prizes, address, postage free,
JOIE nj. al Richmond, Va.
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II Wig requested to copy.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
kiyING determined to move TO the West, | offer for
sale the three following Fdrms-viz:
f,I-The one on which | now reside, called
fiTESviLLE, situated in New Kent county, on the
IN stage road leading from Richmond to Williams
=, and distant from the former place 81 miles, and
N The latter 81 miles, and three miles from New Kent
)~iiholse.
THIS arm is located in the most healthy part Of the
kr;;. and contains about five hundred acres of land
hundred and twenty-five of which are cleared and
sheh state of Improvement, the rest well tiniLeIed
a pine, oak, hickory and chestnut, and quite c0nve-
ni 10 ~Pamunky River, where q ready sale can be
nd Tor eord-wo0d. II abcunds in mari Of the very
quality, and also has on II several springs and a
Flofwaler Immediately in the yard, that cannot be
7assed in lower Virginia.
!At soil is we'll adapted TO the growth of corn, wheat,
I, clover, &c. The Improvements consist Of two
4, comfortable aud commodious dwelling houses, 4
ts:oie and lumber house, in which business has
q successfully done for many years, together with
setessary out houses.
sis on Pamunky River, a few miles above its
ton with York River and one mile above Ethan.
Saiains live hundred and thirty-three acres OF land,
Such there are about one hundred cleared and In a
able state OF Improvement, having been married.
covered. There ~ an abundance Of mari Of the
best quality On the farm. II il well timbeIed,
spally with pine and white oak, the latter OF which
'l suited for ship building. There are a large brick
.rNng house ana several ont-houses on The premises.
!sd.-ROCkAHOCk, lying on The Chickahominy
~ aud containing nearly six hundred acres OF land,
", portion Of which Is heavily timbered with pine,
'Nicr cord wood and raft timber. A portion Of The
Eerrd land is said TO he ofihe richest quality on the
p There IL connected with this farm a Fishery,
snd.red the best on the river. II has on Il a small
t'lias house with two brick chimneys and some out
E~s.
"a, one wishing to purchase any one, or all of The
t'--nentioned farms, or being DESTROYS OF further In
alton IN relation 10 them, will please come and see
s.or address the subscriber, at New Kent Court
=, Va. JOHN SLATER.
y l-claf3ms 0r Wing requested to copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Il. IN. Dickinson, Bro.

NEGROES.
This day, al 81 o'clock, will be sold 4 Negro
Girls. 3 Negro Boys, l Negro Man and / Negro
Woman and Child.
K. II. DICKINSON Il BRO.
Oct. | Aucts.
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THE C0sT OF TT.

According to an official statement from
lie Treasury Department the public cx.
ucnses for the last three months hive been
over twenty-five millions Of dollars, Of
which sum more than 5i1ieea millions have
been PAID oat for HE army. The force iu
the field i not much greater nos iaau /,
hts been for the year past, and tho cost Of
us maintenance not much II any greater.
The war expenses for the army alone dur.
ing tbs year vii, therefore, amount to not
far from sixty five millions, ora million and
q1iTtef week Add 10 tins tie other
expenses for he navy, The ciyli list, &c
tie pensions 70 be paid hereafter, the vast
amount Of claims yet 10 come IN, &c, unI
the gate cost Of this war 10 money
alone, to 81 nothing Of the lives destroyed,
viii not be much less than one hundred
millions a year, a sum nearly double the
cost Of waging war for the same time Il.
gainst Great Britain ID James M4dison's
time
Yet while expanding this vast amount Of
blood and treasure IN war for territory
that VIC do not want, and which all parties
now agree we will not take, comparatively
miserable pHlance not more than quarter
Of The yearly intereat on the sum named
IS denied for works that we do wait, that
Will rffec'ualiy protect life and commerce
"a our own country, and hose benefits will
be enduring. The official organ Of the
Administration and Mr.. Polk himself de.
naiince all who viii not support the war. or
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REPORTED ADyAkCEorGEN. TAYLOR
The Maiamoros Flag Of the An instant
says: From Major ARTHUR, formerly
qnartermasier at Ceralvo, we learn that
Gen. WooL has received orders TO proceed
with the advance Of Gen. TAYLoR's col.
umn, on The 20lh instant, IN the direction
oi Encarnaclon, some twenty leagues from
Buena Vista, where he will establish u dc.
pot, into which three months rations will
be thrown. The army will then advance
upon San Luis, and communication be
opened with Tampico or Tuspan, from
whence supplies will thereafter be ieceiv.
ed. Al! the mules and other means oil
transportation have been ordered above,
and activity prevails throughout the whole
department"
Referring to the same subject, The cor.
respondent Of the New Orleans Nation.
al says: " The Impression now is that
Gen. TAYLOR VIII nuke forward move.
ment about the Grst IF S,ptemter our
columns will be Immediately advanced to
Encarnaelon, which Is the last place where
running water Is TO be had, and where an
advanced depot of provisions and munitions
will be established.
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dic not aireEds east, OF il 50, BY our ac',
and not hers, Ill necessarily recoils upon
himself aud he must bear the responsible
ity of doing what the Constitution iorbids
him TO do,--of making war without the in.
terveniion Of Congress. In efiec, there
fore, he has trampled the Constitution un.
der his feet, set dangerous precedent,
and, by the official publication Of paIpa-
BILE falsehood, sulIed The national honor.
II is with no pleasure that we speak thus
Of the Chief Magistrate Of the Union, for
whose elevation 10 his high and response
bic office We ourselves voted. But what.
ever may be our attachment to party, or
The respect we hold to be due from all
good citizens to the civil magistrate, We
cannot see the Constitution violated, and
he national honor sacrificed, whether by
friend or foe, from good motives or bad,
without entering, feeble though It be, our
stern and indignant protest.
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CAUTION ro PARENTS

a child Of Mr.. Andrew Howe, Of Town
send, Mass. was poisoned week before
last wi,ha. ereen card, which was giyento il
Tor plaything. The fluids Of the chlld's
mouth dissolved the green pigment, whio b
uswallowed, produc ing the most distressing
and alarming s. mptoms. For several
hours the lft.ie sufferer was cold, pulse less
aud lived. Anlldorcs and remedies we're
promptly and pefseyerngly applied by The
attending physician. and the child is now
we'll Or. Hitchcock ascertained that the
green paint which ornamented the card was
composed of .Schetiescrten (arsente Of
copper and carbonate Of lead two most
virucni pnisons,
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here they were before is ~ a.. ihe,r
native grandeur. IL IS extremely difficult
10 give descriptions Of these places there
is about them iirinP greatness, an indie.
scribabie something which speaks out in
their actual presence. that can never be
transferred TO paper, if you please, with tho
skill of Claude, or Wilson, you may
transfer this scene TO the canvass YOU
may have every tree, every cliff, every
fake Of snowy spray, and every bush, with
daguerreotype fidelity in lis proper place
and place your picture before you you
hear not the gush Of the waters no breeze
gently siIrs the foliage Of your statue trees;
YOU do not see the waters 60 bounding,
jumping, laughing in its sportiye career,
from Ju,tIng shelf to fearful looking cray
the bushes are not continually waving To
and fro, from the constant current Of air
kept in motion by the dashing Of tho
stream; and you have to own, hive a
picture not the falls before me :" bow
then, can | give you any thing like an
adequate conception Of them by verbal
description Several hundred feet over
head YOU see the first water, say at an an.
gle Of IS degrees from the foot Of the falls;
the stream is not large, and ii comes over
tie brow Of the first pieclp,ce like stream
Of molten silver and this character il nov.
er loses until II dashes INTO ito basin at
NoIt feet but some thirty or forty feet
from The Top, II is broken by q projecting
shelf iato several smaller streams, these
course their silyefy paths IN several direc.
toas, ualil they meet again and are pre-
ciptta,ed into small upper basin from
which issues nno.hcr collected supply, FOR
another fall, another separation, another
miagling, aud fresh leaps; and so i! con.
tnues, IN broken cascades, unlt II finally
reaches the bottom and battles you 10 d
most delightful shower bath Of impalpaUie
spray.
Leaving these falls, ond ascending the
mountain, either 10 The ughl or left, Nou
presently find yourself, above them, and Us
YOU stand on the brink where the water
first makes IT'S rapid descent you iccl
drawn by strange, peculiar ialat1ulon
toward. m impending destruction you al.
most yield Involuntary to un impulse, 10
rush over the prectrirc tHio Tie HaWnine
cnasm about a bali m,.e further up the
creek IS smother fail, which ha- bcauu.
III sheet Of water fa'ling into large deep
basin 80 uubroken dts,aGce Of some seven.
IS feet, this fa.l presents u beautiful con
rrasl 10 those below about the lower Que.
there Is a Wild, rugged, picturesque gran
drur, which awes, ahile a. the same time
ii h.ls you With admiration about he up
per one there !. calm, lfauqil, sien'
sublm,'y, which strikes into tie deepest
rcccsses Of your soul, and 6nds there nn
echo 10 the scarcely audible reception Of
IT'S waters, by tho pellucid immature lake
INTO which It desccuds.
And IA conclusion, Mr.. Editor. | can
assure you, any one who has the least ap
probation Of natures works will be repaid
Tor visit TO these fails, from any part Of
the State. More anon.
Respectfully,
SPECTATOR, JH.
FLrlsArv GAEufss
MrDuu.t y 1915
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n Equity, Februury Term, les7.
Thomas Polk, SEN Thomas Polk, IT,
Foretee Polk and Ezekiel Polk and
Folly Ann Polk ana Elizabeth Jane
Polk, petitioners by their next friend
Thomas Polk, ir.
-. Petition
Peter lIagIer and VIE Peggy John + 10 sci. ~
liageT and Patsy IlagIer and Betsy al estate.
Cafuher, Of full age, James Haglcr,
Darling Iiagler and Biddy Hogler,
infants, Benin, Shlnn and William
packman and wife Classy and also
the heirs of Folly Stogncr.
vhT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
"a that Peter Hager. william Blackmsn and
wife CASEY and Benlam Shnn live beyond the
limits of this State, is Ordercd, that publca ton
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal
notifying said defendants, that they be and ap-
pear at our next Court fEquity to be held for the
county Of Union ct the Court House in Monroe
on the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in
September next then and there TO plead, answer
or demur to said petition, or the cause will be
heard c1 pa'te to them.
Witness. c. M T. McCauley, Clerk and Mas.
ter Of our said Court, at office the second Mon.
day in February, and in the 10th year ofour In.
dependence, A. d lS47
c. NJ. T. MCCAULEY, CINE.
Printers fee Sc so. t49
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MORTALITY AMONG THE VOLUN
TIERS

Mr.. JAS. D. German, one Of the North
Carolina volunteers for the Mexican war,
returned 10 Raleigh on Saturday week
having been dIschas ged from service on &c.
couul o. bad hca ,h lie left Gen. Ily lor's
camp on the Isl Of July, at which time and
place be heard from the North Caroiua
rcgimet' They we're then at Saitil'o,
where HEY would remain unii Gen Iay ior
vas ready 10 make his advance upon San
Lpui, Poto>l. There had been about %
deaths IN tie regiment, and there we're a.
bout 200 on Me SICK Ijsl, many oil them
dangerously so, six having deed Of The
measles at Monterey lie night previous.
- Register.
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Charlotte ~ S0uth-Gar0Iina
ia. - :. !. ssSG4AGa


EET fiBREAS the amount of Two thousand
w Shares Of stock in the Charlotte and S
Carolina Rail Road has not been subscribed in
NORTH Carolina, as is required by the charter
granted by the legislature OF said State, It is deem
ed advisable that the books Of subscription for the
stock Of SAID Road shall again be opened and
The undersigned having authority under the said
charter, do hereby declare the books to be opened
for the purpose Of securing subscription of stock
for said Road, at the following places and by thJ
following agents viz:
Ar Ch>coen-U Under John F. Fhifet, William c
Means and Daniel Coleman.
Ar SAiIsBuRr--Under II. c, Jones, John 3 Lord
and Charles I. Fisher.
At MocS>vuls Under Lemuel Bingham, &.
Carter and J. F. Martin.
AT Under Theophilus Falls, Wal
ter 7. Caldwell and George F. Davidson.
ar LESoIR--Cnder Samuel f. Patterson, Wm.
Lenoir and f. p. Miller
AT NEWTON Under Eurion Craige, Ell Shutord
and Abncr McCorklc.
Ar iiNCorNToN-rn Under James I. Alexander l..
f. Thompson and Robert Johnston, ir.
AT DA1Lts-Undet Il. VI. Alexander, John Ran
kin and San.l Caldwell.
Ar MoRaANrDN-Unde Edward Jones, E, Jones
Erwin and Waightsvlle Avery.
CHAS. ], FOX, !
]. A. YOUNG, Special Commits.
LEROY SPRINGS, sioaa,s under the
w +, STRANGE, n C. Chqter.
JOSEPH II. WILSON,
Az. -, le47, 45U
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The COURSE tho President should hive
pursued Is plain and Obvious. On learning
the state Of things on the frontier, the
critical Condition of our army of occuNu-
lion, he should have demanded cf Congress
tho goin!orccmeais aud supplies necessary
Ia relieve il, and secure the purpose for
which il was ayowcdly sent to the RIO
Grande aud if he believed 1t proper or
necessary, to have in addition 'a'd before
Congress, a full aud truthful Statement Of
our relations with Mexico, including all the
uuadlusted complaints, past aud present,
We had against her, accompanied by the
recommendation Of declaration OF var
lie would then have kept within the limits
Of his duty proved himself plain constl'
tultonal President, and left the responsible.
lty of war or no war to Congress, tho only
war making power known to our laws. -
Congress, after mature dolberatlon might
or might not, have declared wnr-mosI
likely would not, but whether so or not,
the responsibility would have rested with
H. and no blame would have attached 10
the President.
UnhappiIy, this course did not occur to
tho President, or was too PLAIN and SIMPLE
to NEE, his appreciation. By declaring
that the war already existed, aud by the
act Of Mexico herself, the President re-
Ileved Congress Of the responsibility OF the
war, by throwing II all en- Mexico. bu'
since he cannot faslcnlt on Mexico ,-Ior war
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THURSDAY. August 20, isi7.

Va BY giving to our readers the Dis.
course Of he Rev Cyrus Johnson, We are
enabled to lay before them fulI sheet
this week, and we hope 70 be able 10 con.
lnuc hereafter cur usual slzp.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

THSHE Stockholders OF the Chaflotte and South
"A Carolina Rail Road residing in North Car.
Dina. arc requested TO meet in Charlotte, on Sat
uiday, the 4.h Of September rext. A. subjects
of importance are 10 be considered by the meet
ing. ii 3 desirable that all interested be present
4bgust 20 leiT
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STATE or NORTH ClReLIyA.
UNION COUNTY.
II EGHitu. Eshrnnru Ec.rn 1Gt-


In Eqpity, February Term 1917.
"'s4,g. "as'ef Petition for Divorce and Al.
Peter Hsrtar inunr.
e J appearing 10 ihc satisfaction Of the Court,
z that Peter iIagIe7 Is no, an lnhabrtunt OF tAis
Stale Il is Orderea that publication be made for
SIX weeks IN the Charlotte I1urnll, that said Pc
ter Nagler be and appear ut our rest Count Of
Equity, to be held for the county Of Tnion, at the
Courthouse in Monroe, en- the sixth Monday al
ter the fourth Monday in September next then
end there to plead, answer or demur TO said petl.
ton, or the cause will be heard and judgment Ia
ken pro confcsso.
Witness, c, II r. NcCaucv, Clerk and Ma.
Ter Of our said Court at Office the 2ad Monday 10
February. a. d. ls47, and in the 70tA year OF cur
Independence,
C.N. T, McCAULEY,c CINE
Printers fee S. 623. Tag
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INSTRUCT No 9

The Congressional Elections IN Ken
lucky, Indiana, Alabama, and Tennessee
have also resulted iavorably to the Wings
In Tennessee we have Wing Govern
or aud a Wing Legislature. Particulars
next week.
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STATE or NOR1HCAROLlN4.
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, il.
~ Term, le47.


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, u.
~ Term, l747.
William II. Simpson and Ichn Origira' Attach
Long, EIrs Of Henry CLANCY meat levied on
Is. land and W. II
Allen CLANCY. Caancy eummon.
ed a. GarishCe.
Il 7 appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
b that Allen CLANCY the defendant IN this case,
resides beyond the limis Of this State II is there.
fore Ordered b. tie Court that publication be
nude for elk weeks in the Charlotte journal no.
ttyinR the said Defendant to be and appear al tho
ac1t Cour; Of Peas aud Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county Of Union, at the Court House
In Monroe, on Tie lst MoHday Of October next,
then and tere 10 fepleyy and plead, or Judgment
anal vii be catered ~ ar4ins, him and the pro.
perry levied npoa condemned to satisfy plaintiff 5
ccbi
Witness, Hugh Ste3ar., Cleric ofour said Court
81 Office tie Is, Monday in Jolly, a. D. lsi7, and
~ the I'D year OF aur Independence.
iiUGIl STEWART, c. G. c.
Printers Fee s. 62s t52
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Some of our Locoioco contemporaries
are greatly exercised in their minds on
account of the conduct Of the Clergy in
preaching upon War and Slavery. twill
be remembered that Mr.. Polk IN his mes.
ageaunched his anathema upon freedom
Of speech and OF the press, (where his own
conduct was concerned, J and was duly echo.
ed by his parlsuns throughout the land -
These matches democrats have evidently
taken lessons Of tho Dutch Justice. Ger.
tuinIy--every man may ,'nt for himself,
proptdei he tink nit the court"
Hartford CcardHt
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GEN TAYLOR'S SPEECH"

The annexed toast was given by Lieut..
Fuller, of tho Massachusetts, Volunteers,
at the dinner Of the officers Of Gen. Tay'
lor's army, on he Attn uItr at Walnut
Springs:
Gen. Tavlor-We hail him as the next
President; may his civil he as brilliant as
his military career.
This sentiment was drunk with three
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Merchants showpilts.
Or Advertising Cards far Ne'r Go

UF AHfefH&ng t0fds Tor Voc NF10GS.
II T have been printing these saoHba
for the Ice; year OF two for their customers IN
very beautiful style, but for the approaching sen
son they nave had some Arw AND ELEGANT Or
sICNs engraved, which Hiil make more SNOWY
aud attractive advertising sheet tlgau has boforr
been printed, and they particularly lnyte Tie al
tenton OF merchants 10 TINS article wu4cl VIII
be furnished at q very moderate price.
Deslrous Of retaining their old customers. md
Of adding as many new ones as possible 20 tucir
list, ii. & /. will eHdeavor always to haze sHcn
stock OF articles in their limo us is not TO 10
found IN any othe! establishments and their pr.
ces viii be found to range as !ow az any other
house, they hope, therefore, the advantages which
they can offer viii iudJee a, dealers IN these ~
ucies TO call at No. 80 NORTH GsErfli-
street, Whenever they visit Philadelphia
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STATE OF NORTH.C4ROLLNA,
IN Equity, February Term, l547.
John T. Belk and Thomas Beik,

IN Equity, February Term, l547.
join T. Belk and Thomas Beik,1
re-.
Allison Belk, John Belk, Patsy p.,;,;,,, :.
IIagins, Nlcy Humphreys, Jno 'o'
Kouser, John Bolk, Thos. Belk, '''' u i'S"'
lafayette Belk, Martha Belk,
and Elizabeth Belk.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court
- tat all the dclcn iants in this case, save Al
lson Belk, reside beyond the limits of this State
Il is Ordered, that publication be made .ur six
weeks IN the Charlotte Journal notifying said
nonresident defendants 10 be and appear at our
next Court of Equity, TO be held for the county
Of Union, at the Court. House in Monroe, on the
sixth Monday after the fourth Monday IN Sep
TENDER next then and there to plead, answer Or
demur TO said petition, or the cause will he heard
ex Parto Us TO them,
Witness, c. NJ, r. McCauley, Clerk and Mas
ter of our said Court at office, the second Mon.
day in February, and in the 70th year of our In.
dependence A. D, ls47.
c. NJ. T McCAULEY, CINE.
Printers fee S. 625. t49
WARRANTED DEEDS