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DIED.

In Anson County, the 2Ist of August Mrs Melton,
in the Goth year of her age.
In TarboroOeh, on Thursday night last of Congcsve
Chill; Robert Freeman, oldest OF Dr. VIM M. Cren-
shaw. (late Of Wake cOunty0 aged years, months
and days. IS But now he is dead wherefore should
fast Can bring him back again shall go to him
% W: 't.. t..~ :
In Surry county. on the Sd instant, Mrs Susannah
Forkner, in the 9th year OF her age. .-.."
In Fayetteville the Sth inst, Mr.. Cornelius Rob-
inson, aged ~ years. .-.
, In Cumberland county. the I7h ult in the 73d
year Of her age, Mrs Nancy McNeill relict Of Malcolm
McNeill, deceased. = .T'r..4
In Milton, the 9TH instant, Mayfcld. infant child
of John B. and Rebecca Barrett.
At his residence in Greene county, Ala, on Sun
day morning. the Sd inst, William Hinton, aged 6s.
" Cheerful he gave his being up, and went.
The deceased was native Of North Carolina. which
State he left ia 1885, and Came to this county, which
he has since resided. Courteous and afabe in manners
and of sympathy in his social he
won the affection Of all who knew him. Ever fond of
retirement from the disquietng of public life
and surrounded he was, with much TO attract and
demand his attention at home, he sought and obtained
happiness n the domestic circle from which he lhused
an influence beneficial and saluiary. He evinced, in
his iife the beauties Of charity, that characteristic trait
so essential the christian, and by his
benevolent acts, he coEFeclly termed ' the poor
mans friend" Now that he has gone to receive his
reward and has obtained the repose he anxiousy de-
sired, his excelIencies will ever be remembered and
cherished with delight by the stricken and bere COM
muniiy in which he dweIt ' Eutdtc WAig
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W.kp Fon.sr Co1.ror,.oe.. .1s. as47.e

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At q meeting Of the Philoma thesian Society this
evening, the Undersigned who had been appointed
committee for the purpose, submiIedthe follows
ing preamble and resolutions, which were unanil
meusly adopted
Whereas it has pleased an allwise Providence
to remove from this world at premature age, Cor
nelius A. Graham, Esq, of Tallahassee Florida,
formerly student efthIs Instituiion and an active
and efficient member of this Society, now assem-
bied % the last tribute Of respect its departed
member. Therefore be IL ''aI'' i-'- Z 90
Resotred, That we are truly sensible of the loss
we have sustained in the death of one who was
not oulya gentleman 10 every respect but also
sincere and exemplary Christian, and who spent
portion OF his early life in Fronting the interest of
the Society, OF which, we have the honor TO be
members.
Resolved, That we deeply sympalhize with the
bereaVed family in the loss which they have suffer-
ed in the death Of such kind and beloved relative
and with the community of which he was useful
member, in the deprivation of such worthy citizen
Aesotred, That as attribute Of regard we wear
the usuai'badge of mourning for thirty days. 49,
Reso!Ded That copies Of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the Editors Of the North Caroline
Standard, Raleigh Register, and Biblical Recorder
with a request for publication.
JNO. C. AVERITT,
J. B. SOLOMON,
r .....-,s. .....-y WM. A. ALLEN, s..>
ComuIitfeO
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MARRIED..

In Johnston County, the l4th instant, ty Robt w
Stevens, Esq. Mr.. William Lucas to Miss Elizabeth
Ann Ryais.
Near MountAiry, Surry county. on The 18th Septem.
Der, by Colonel Dunnagsn, Esq. Mr Newell Harris to
MISS Elizabeth Tuttle, all Of Surry
AT Mt Airy, on the 3d insr. by Col Dunnagan, Esq
Mr. Grayson Hodge to Miss Phsbe Grimes, both of Pu-
laski county, Va. .'.
AT Red Hook, N. Y. on the 5th inst. Mr. Jno Chris
tam Of Wilmington to Miss Catherine Augusta Bones.
teale, of Red Hook.
In the vicinity of Charlotte the 9Th Instant by the
Rev Cyrus johnson, Mr.. Charles L. Torrence Sails
bury: TO Miss Philadelphia Fox, daughter of the late
stephen Fox, of Mecklenburg.
On the 3Oth ult., by the Rev. H. B. Cunningham, Mr.
lillian Garrison to Miss RebeccA A. Hunter, all of
Hopeweli. -
W. In Wilmington Mr. John B: Coney. of N Y, TO Miss
MargaIet NJ. Fraey, of Wilmington.
Sampson County, at the house of James King Esq
Oh the 2sth ul by the Rev. Joe. Haines, Mr.. James
kinnon to MISS Amy Ann King all of Sampson County
AT the residence Of DR.. C. Watkins, DR.. Thomas w.
Kendall, 10 Miss Martha Pickett, all of Anson.
In Rockingham County, Dr.. Charles J. Freeland to
Miss Christiana Barton.
Tn Wilmington on the sOth ult., Mr.. Benjamin F.
Keith to Miss Ann Maria Corbet,, of New Hanover
county. ..
In Sampson county. on the 26th Sept, by VIM. H.
Autry, Esq Mr. NJ. Carter to Miss Penny Owen daugh-
ter Of Policy Oven, all Of Sampson.
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The Descrters-A former citizen of Coium6u.
hung. Capt Sanderson, in his letter, noticed ia
another article, says I" it is said they the Mexi
cans) haG twenty thousand troops in this battle
SO snys Harrison Kinney from Columbus whom
/ found fighting with the enemy-he having de-
serted from Pusbia, and is now prisoner, and
will be shot This is the opinion of most of the
officers. .. d. ,-.:.t'
Report says that these desertcrs have all since
been hung This Kinney was tailor by trade
in this city, and it is melancholy record to make
of his end. He was very decided whig, and we
cannot see what tempted him to this great crime
of deserving his country, excep, the fffec. pro
duced by the whig papers and such speeches a:
those of Corwin. He has child in this city, his
wife being dead We did not suppose our city
would have such q reproach to bear from one o.
her volunteers. .'-...-.. Ohio StGtesmGn.
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General EavInr

We have received (says the National Intelli-
gencer) from Pr. Bronson, the gentleman to whom
it was addressed, a copy of the following letter
from Gea. Taylor, with request for its insertions
IN tho In,eliigencer-a request which we cheer.
fully and readily comply with: . .
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCcUPAr1oN. 3D..
Camp near Monterey, August 10, l847.
SIR Your letter of the 18th ul,imo, requesting
Of me an exposition of my views on the questions
Of national policy at issue between the poiiti.
cal parties Of the United States. has duly reached
me. .. a.
l must take occasion to say that many of nv
letters addressed to gentlemen in the United States
in answer to similar inquiries have already been
made public, and had greatly hoped that all per-
sons interested had, by this time, obtained from
them sufficiently accurate knowledge of my views
and desires in relation to this subject AS it ap-
pears, however, that such is not the case, deem
proper, in reply to your letter. distinctly to re-
peat that I am not before The people of tie United
States as candidate for the sezt presidency.
II is my great desire to return at the close of tki,
to the discharge of those professional duties
and to the enjoyment Of those domestic pursuits
from which was called at its commencement,
and for which my tastes and education best fit me-
deem it to be due to candor to state, at the
same time. that if were called to the presidential
chair, by the general roiee Of the people, soittout
regard to their political ferences, should deem
it my duty to accept the office. But while free.
ly avow my attachment to the administration of
our early presidents, desire il to be understood
that cannot submit, even in thus accepting it, TO
the exaction Of any other pledge as to the course
should pursue than that Of discharging its func-
,ions to the best of my ability. and strictly in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the eonsttution
have thus given you the circumstances under
which only can be induced to accept the high
and responsible Office of Presiden, of the United
States. 1 need hardly add that cannot, in any
case permit myself to be brought before the peo-
pie exclusively BY any Of the political parties that
now so unfortunately divide our country, as their
candidate for this Office
Il affords me great pleasure, in conclusion, fully
to concur with you in your high and just estimate
of the virtues both Of head and heart of the disin.
guished citizens (Messrs. Clay, Webster, Adams,
McDuffie, and Caihoun) mentioned in your letter.
Ihare nerer get exercised tie privilege of rofing
bit had been called upon al tie last prcsiden-
tiat election to do so should certaiAly hGre cast
my rote for M. Clay.
1 am, sir, very respectfully, your oba serv't.
T. TAYLOR,
MAJOR General U. S. Army.
s. S. BRoxsoN, NJ. D., Charleston S. e.
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The Markets.
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquir.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer
,.tl.--= BkLTIMoRE, Oct. 1915 E-2 p NJ
HI.oUR-Saies Of Howard Street Flour to-day al
70 aud OF City Mills at the same price: Prices on
the advance.
WHEAr-sales of prime white wheat have been
oay at 100 cents per buskel prime red sells
CoRN-Sales to-day of prime white at 6s cents per
bushef: prime sells at 20 cents. .rs..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS, P. NJ.
oUR-Sales Of Flour, Pennsylvania brands. to day
-WHEAr-Prme red sell. at lse Iss cents per
bushel. .. - - r''
.= NEw YoRK, Oct. Is, P. NJ
FLoUR-Genessee Flour eorsu ands to-day 50 Sc la.
Sales of Southern at g so.
"HEAT-Sales Of fine red to-day st I24 III cts
CoRN-Sales Of prime yellow at - cts per bushel
prime white sells at II, IS - cts
CorToN-Market quiet.
CorroN-Receive the past week by Railroad 1890
bales water and wagons 5S6 bales 2326 bales
corresponding week last year, 7443 baes) Exported
IN the Same time to foreign ports, 1899 bales coasWise
bales, making the total exports of the week $3.50
bales aud leaving hand stock of lS 1926 bales in.
elusive of 457 bales shpboard not cleared against
a stsek of ~ .93l bales same time last year. ...
Inferior, 8 Sl-2
Ordinary, SS.4a
Middling, 9l.2a 03-G
Middling fair, ... IOI.4a-
Fair and fully fair, 10 l-2 q 10 81
:; Good fair choice. IL a. :
sCoRN-The receiptshave been ght during the week.
but the stock sale is sufficient to meet present de-
mands. small cargo OF Corn and Oats from Hyde
county. retaed from vessel during the week at 20 cts
for Corn, and As for the Oats. We quote to-day 20
% for prices em store. in quantities suit purchasers
MEAL is held at 80 IS cts. per bushsl, at which sales
have been made.
I. NAVAL SroREs-Abous 5000 barrels of Turpentine
have arrived and been sold since our last report The
price has not been f6cuating the week previous.
aud sales have been steady at $3 O5 So IO closing
to-day at these rates. SPIRITS TURPENTINE-We
hear Of sale 10 bbls this morning at AZ cts; but
do not feel warranted in raising figures from last
weeks quotations TAR-Reoeipts light. Sales
last report. l. .-.'
TINRER-Sa.es to-day, ofene raft Of mill timber, at
- 29S o1se st % u, af ~, ~ 50, n
SO so, two at 80, and one at 81 76.-Jomnai.
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!: Georgia EIeetian.. .

The Augusta papers contain full returns Of the
election for Governor and the Legislature in that
State Towns, the democratic candidate, is elect
ed Governor by majority Of 1900 votes The
wings are sad TO have carried the Legislature in
both branches having 2 minority in the House,
aud 8 in ihe Senate. This secures to them TWO
Upised States Senators .,s-l-. : ralel y
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AH hail Georgia! Georgia adds her voice to
that of Pennsy ylvania, Maine, and New Hamp-
shire. The State of the gallant Twiggs declares
in favor of the country's war. The State two
years ago against us, IS for the Democracy now.
Il declares It's verdict in favor of the war and
against the opponents of the war. Even the name
Gen. CIinch, a gallant soldier, used by the Feds
as their candidate for Governor, could not save
them from an overwhelming defeat. Democracy
is invincible. PenHsyloanian.
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j. j. BIGGS

MI OST respectfully invites his Friends aud the Pub
1xA lie generally, To call at his Store Fayetteville
Street, three doors South of Messrs. WILLIAMs, HAY
WOOD Co.'S Drug Store, where all, who are fond oi
wearing fine Clothes, will find difficulty in sutng
their taste. ...-
His Goods will be manufactured order in the Sest
possible manner. and in the latest STYLE persons
may direct. ..-
His Furnishing and Fancy department was never
better. Also good supply of Ready Made Clothes.
constantly on hand. .
The above Goo,ls were bought at the lowest Cash
prices. and will be disposed of reasonable
Cash, or six months credit TO runctual customers.
Raleigh, Oct 10, lS47. 676-tf
p. S. All persons indebted to the late Firm Of
SMITH & BTGGs, iRGormed that longer indulgence
cannot be given. And all, who have bills with J. j.
BIGGs for last year, will bear in mind that the money
is very much needed.
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N0fice.

List Of land be sold for taxes, for the years 1916
n and ls46, in the county Of Hertford. On Weines-
day the l7th day of November next, the premises,
tract Of land listed in the name Of William H. Murees
heirs containing 1000 acres valued at $1,000 ta1 due
Neck District adjoining the lands Of Charles Skinner,
Abram Reddck and others. $50. sen -. -. ..'i
- ), ...-s =. FL. ABNER J. PERRY, Sh,G.3
! By John p. Bridgers, Deputy Sheriff :
| October 1S, ls47. - 676-ts.
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Henry A. WISE Esq, late Minister to Brazil.
arrived yesterday IN this city, (says the Union Of
Thursday night) We are happy to state that he
is in fine health and spirits. He waited upon the
President to-day, with whom he had long and
most agreeable interview Subsequently he had
an interview of nearly two hours with the Secre-
tary of Sate.1 Mr.. Wise's E1mily has gone on TO
Philadelphia. .- -..-
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NOTICE.

Y>HE Undcrsigned, suTeties Of James Edwards, late
Sheriff, upon his Bond, given al AugDst Term. 1s47
having determined avail themselves Of the Act Of As
semby allowing them collect the Taxes due in such
an event has happeneds hereby notify all persons who
have not paid their Taxes that payment win be valid
son by them duly authorized. The undeTsigne4 have
empowered Qunton Utley and James G. IeFeyG for aHd
in their behalf to act in the matter and they hereby
all persons from paying any other person
than sueh ss they shall duly empower. 5sF6s
WIN. J. EOUGEE, A.F. HUGHES, is-
o. L. BURCH, ROB. N. JEFRREYSsaN
JAMES MANGUM, A. G. DRAKE, 7fa -
w. H. MEAD, 'nt E. e. HARRIS, ls4~
.E.a.+'| .HFH aud Others
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1s47. ~ 1.- l.a 6TB--3t..e
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We are aWthOrized to announce III.
the S7h Regiment N. G. Militia, as candidate for the
Office Of Brgadier General of the 18th Hrig4de, North
Carolina Militia. . '--' -, -, 'i"' '-.
October 9Th, l547, rs -- O44-4t
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Valuable Property for Sale In the
Town Of Henderson. "-'--..

HNHE Subscriber, desirous Of removing. offers fol
II sale, accommodating terms her large two-story
Dwelling situated in the most busness part of the
I he building has been used Hotel aud trom its IA.
Vorable position, was literally patronized. With .
small outlay of money, the buildings might the
purpose OF either an excellent family residence,
commodious Hotel establishment
The Town of Henderson is surrounded by an inteli-
gent socetyand in the midst of the healtest region
country in the State, and sustains good Schools.
For particular description cali at the premises or
address the subscrber-post paid.
MARY soUTHALL.
Henderson, Granville Co. -.
October IS, 1S47. ( 676-6t
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IOflN n. cLARkE..s J.

ii
New on, RIcsMoNn d, Va. F'oR Il ERLS OF WHEEI.-
| - y ING YLRGINIA.) - TO
Avails himself of the earliest opportunity Of pre-
seslins 70 bis old friends and patrons the aHHfFed
fScheuse OF the ~ . <ffA - q y
MOST IsisILLIANT LOTTERY
IsHa EFEE. DRAWN an THIS uNIrED sTAT1ss, ,.as
Add il being universally conceded that he has
been ard s is the most successful Vender IN the
United States 10 selling so many large Capital
Pti2es he pfesIn1es this hcf Ia connection with
the extraordinary magnifeenee Of the Scheme,
will be sufficient guarantee that he viii receive
an order from each of bis old friends and patrons:
> = j. ". lMAER =, 4 Co.. AlonuRersJ
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
$AO. .OOOs $4,000! 9 Prlzes of $iO, Gee
zoo Prizes Of $2OHO (beins the lowest No, PEizeaJ
The 1st and I'd Drawn Nos. $1,000 I'D aud ed,
ss'.aeg or Sd aud 4tl drawn, $500 tsss /. 3ES
- 90 ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. w
Class s. for 1s47. .Tobe drawn At Alexandria, on
Saturday, the 30lh day Of October, ls47.
rs NAmber LOHesy-l2. DyarB Ballots
MAGNIFICENT scnkMR.
grand capital prize Of $780, 900 do. of SO 600
Il splendid prizs Of $20,000i 4 do. Of $4,000! I
do OF 81 ,075 splendid prizes Of SO OO0l 5do.
three numbers) of $4,000! 63 do. Isl & Cd drawn
numbers) Of 1000 l26 DO. (2d aud 3d. or Sd e.
4ih drawn Kos) 800! 126 t4th & 9TH or 5lh G. 9th
drawn Nes.) $3.50! I26 do: Is & Tn or nh q 9Th
WhoIes S 40--Halves 500 Quarters s TO-
:. -. - EighIhs So. isa ihfFe
A Package Of Is Tickets, which embsaees al ths
Nos. placed in the wheel will cost a. sfGOllowO:I
20 whole Tickets. q $40 ~ asss7ts.'s x 900
I A discount Of Ig per cent. il allowed -
"a when soid By The PackasS. =, . 10 IsO
.a.el.5. sja41yS ,.a 81 4s}------
Waffahted 10 draw back, nett amount, 4Os
Cost Of Certificate Of 25i Wholes. ~ &472
Certlflcaies Of Halves, Quarters aRd RighlhS, in
proportion ..l si.t ,s4...4s ,..sl j,s stli- Il.
As the demand for Tickets ia this Splendid
Scheme will no doubt be heavy. send as early as
possible, and seccse chance from the Celebrated
'.,.,. ',''llsJ JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
-. -. 20. - "a. Riehmond, Va.
N. B.-PosiIgs need not be paid. 674-Im.
~ Those iMdebted to tIlc guIbacTi.
~ Der win please calf and make payment, ~ he
s ta:: n6is S6s RssE
Raleigh, Oct. 10, iIs47. ~"' Esfa'! - 670-4t.
NEW ESTABLIsHMEN EMF.
.'.... '-ra NEw AND BEAUTIFUL. u
VNNHE Subscriber, next door to Messrs. Hearit Jor-
dan, will in few days. (as ne get ready
BEAUTIFUL aSTOcK or PALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS embracing every r0rfety Of style and fGshiom
B. B. SAITH. Particulars in a future Advertiser
THOS. A. MITCHELL.
October -. Is4z. 676-M
aFERE3
VVNHE ETNA Insurance. COMpANr, or Hart
FORD, CoNN. offers 10 insure BoiIdings anh Mer.
chandize, against loss damage by Gre premiums
to suit the times. t-- .-. ...- il
This is Of tle oldest and best Insurance COnpa-
nies in the United Staes and pays its losses promptly
Applications for Insurance in Raeigh tS vicinity,
to be made to 8. w. WHITING
-.- .'. Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to s'-
N. J. PALMER, Agent
= October 20, 1S47. ..- '.. .-r. G76-1y
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The value of real estate in the City Of New
York, at the present time. is Sl97,Sl4, 1885, and
that of personal estate S59, ,837,9H. ..--,.
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A CARD.

.E,.. A CARD. .-.a
To am0feurs Of the French and Spanish Languages.
M ONSIEUR NELSON has the honor to announce
N1 to the above his intention Of opening Glasses or
Ladies and GentIemen,) in the French and Spanish
idioms
Those who wish to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity, to learn either boh all their purity, BY
native Frenchman and Spanish Scholar, will please
apply to him at his Store. go '..'-@ a.
Terms-$IS for 10 Lessons, halfin advance.
The Classes will be taught between and o'clock,
P. NJ .---. ..s. r-'......
Oct. Is, lS47. o go 676-It
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PROPOSALS.
For publishing in the town of Washington, N. c..
weekly Newspaper, to be called the -
Washington Democrat,

For publishing in the town of Washington. N. c.. q
"a weekly Newspaper, to be called the -
Washington Democrat,
..s-.,. BY JOHN HOWARD. :,
VNHE subscriber will commerce the publication OF
Il newspaper in the town Of ngion. under the
above title with the assistance of his Son. John Howard
ON the 1st day Of January next. Having published a
paper some twenty years in Tar6orouGh. in
the same Congressional district with Washington
we presume it is On necessary now to deine oar posi-
tiou Suffice it for the present to say that the " fash
ington Democrat will be thoroughly Democratic. and
efforts will be made to render it acceptable and
ful newspaper. ..:- .,Edp -.ia ,t4 .
- - -. TERMS -
The "W ashington4 4Democrat" will be printed on
good paper, principally with type and furnished
TO subscribers al tsUo dollars per year in ADVANCE
$2 30 If not paid until the expiration Of the year.
Editors in this State will confer favor by giving the
should oppo1tsaiiy @ osr ""'" GEO ho@RsD eSGSD'o
Oct. S, ls47. I.'-rs' ''~ 676-
State of North Carolina, Wake County.
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August ls47
Petition for Dover D.. ,ess-.... )
Jane Hopkins, widow Of William Hopkins decd %.
Joseph Hopkins, Willis Hopkins, William Baker and
wife Eliza. Harriet Osborne, William Hopkins and
VHNHIS Petition coming be heard and il appear
ing the satisfaction OF the Court that Willis Hop
kns is nonresident Of this State It isthereoro
dered by the Court that publication be made in the
North Carolina STANDARD. weekly newspaper published
in the City Of Raaigh, for six weeks, notifying the said
Hopkins to be and appear at our said Court to be
heo on the mira MONDAY IN november next and plead
or demur to said petition otherwise it will be heard
patc to him and the prayer Of the petition granted
Witness J: 7. Marriott, Clerk of our said Court 1t
Office, the third Monday Of August. A. D. lS47
JAMES +. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
October, ls4z. Pr. adv. S. 81 l-2. 616-6w
State Of North Carolina Wake County.
In the Cou't of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1S47.- ... ~ =
Petition to divide the lands Of John Thompson dec
Calvin Thompson, Sarah Mangum, Mary Ann Holt and
Rebecca Thompson, plaintiffs, Phillip Thomp-
son, defendant.
Mis- Petition coming on to be heard, and it appear
II ing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that Phillip
Thompson nonresident of this State. 1t 10 there
fore ordered by the Court that publication be made in
the North Carolina Standard, weekly newspaper pub.
lished in the City Of Raleigh. for six weeks
the defendant Phillip Thompson, TO be and appear
the next Term OF said Court be held the third
Monday Of November next then and there answer OF
dcur 10 said petition Judgment pro eonesso
will be taken and the petition heard parte.
Witness, James T. Marriott. Clerk of said Court
at Office, the Srd Monday Of August, lS47 -.tt ..a
JANE T. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
October, ls47. Pr. adv. IS 62 I-2. 67e-6w
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Give me a CaM!

WIVe me a CNW!
FRHE Subscriber having just returned from the
II North, is now opening his Fresh supply Of Gro
ceries, Dry Goods Hardware &C., and respscHuIy in-
ves his friends and the public to call and examine his
assorted stock, consisting Of fine lot Of Coffee and
Sugar, Tea, Salt, Molasses, Pepper, SPice Ginger,
CaSdies, &c, Leather aud shoes Also large iotsof
Crockery, and many other articles tedious 10 men
ton, all of which he is determined 70 sell low cor cash
and by punctual attendance his business he hopes
merit liberal patronage from his friends and the public.
t1- His wife (heretofore known Miss Mary Whita-
ker respectfully informs the Ladies Of this City that
she has returned 10 town, and will be found with her
sister, Miss Julia, where they prepared TO execute
the work Of making Ladies dresses in the most shsns
BILE style; and feeling thankful for the patronage she has
heretofore received, invites them to call. .s. 4.
..: .-.,I d.. .....s .....y Trey RECKWTTH..
October 18th, 1877. ,.-r.s -. .,rs-. 675H 80,