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The New York herald., 1847-12-26
BALTIMORE, Dec IS, ls47

BALrIMoRE, Dec IS ls47
Christnas and a Snoe Storm Seotehmsn's Festival.
Christmas morning has dawned on us with several
inches OF the ground and the supply still in
creasing The sleigh. are running aud there every
indie alton of an usually merry Christmas
The festival Of Sootands patron saint celebrated
usual by the Sootchmsn of Baltimore. and merry
tms they had oft This society Is OF those prsct
o for ths purpose OF assisting aud rei~v
the needy for which the Scotch renowned aud
excssnty has IL p'rformud it's functions IL has
dsp useful seasonabs aid during the yeai both
iu bn-y and advice, to large number OF needy app
cAnts who have uuder its notice.
There It pr-ssnt now yiuy at our wharves, excu
Hivs OF bay ora and stssmo',ts IL ships 10 barks 70
briy ami 50 schoouers in all 90 vessels of which
British Bremen, | Frsnoh, AMI l Danish.
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Stock Markets..

BosToN Dec 81 at AUCTION IS ,hMes Boston aud Provi-
dence Railroad. 99A share; do Vermont Ceatra Rail
rad. SSt share; do Boston and Lowell Railroad
e,nt adv; 90 Old Cooay Railroad $3.50 per shre 10 d"
Western Railroad 6d per adv do M-c ntIlc NJ rne
Insurance Company 81 shve do Great Falls Manuiae
nrag Company 40 per shue; do Union BanE par; IS do
Vermont and Massachusetts Old soch sh
do Man curing Insuanee Company, ~, 20 Che.hi
Brokrs Bogrd q right Nashua Man figuring CO e 40
nrg Co Goo so Cast Boston Dvli,nds 5a 100 do do b60
?ai 70 S3,wsh Woseeatsr Railroad 37H $4,000 leadng
Ra rlad Ronds, 1850 10 7ox Second Boarl8 shs Pi,
burg Cocp.r C 47H as do rwieh w5ee,t Rail
nd 371s 20 do do Dd M 100 DO he .dns Railroad. sO
asa; ID d, Vermont x Ma'slcbusets Ra,rold 75 80 40
Ea, Bo,to, CO. a: o 40 East Boston Co Divtends No
5 20 . az 5 900 Re sdng Haiiroad Bonds 1850 20.
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II AND TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY
'DRECT-From the foot Of Courtlandt streetPassengen
tkrg this Boat will arrive in Troy time to take the earliest
morning trains Buffalo aud north to Saratoga, L.k.
nr9Tge End Ghampain. The iowpfessuIe steamboat EN-.
lar days Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. For
freight apply on bo.rd at the Office The wharf nS0 re
NO1ICE-Hout changed from to o'clock-The Albany
~ Evening Line Steamers ISAAC NEWTON, and ORE
CON will leave for Albany o'clock instead OF here
tofore on .nd after Monday. Nov. %. lat7 nao
ROARDINq,-To Let, with board, back perior sgisblc
~ for gentleman and wife For terms spply ~ No. -
Amity street a1 N~rs
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1OI FULTON sTREEETIs-,wYATT& KETcHAM,s

4 n 4 HUTTON STNFFI-W YATTN Y KETJHAMN
wbalessle and retail Medicine and Pefumery Ware.
This only establishment in the city where the
may rely getting acle hat they call ior
aud which are wanted genuine snd direct from the poprc
sod pefumey, have onyt call at i2l where wil
find Of III. largest and cheapest assorens this eide Of
Enrope General Whoesal- Agents for nI Uphams Pile
EIecusry and Dr. Woods Sars,para and Wild berry Bit
ters Dr. Van Zsndts Pills, Jnnes's American hoiagouge
Dr. wilamss Anri;Asge and Fever Pl,, Balls ss.sspar
DIR Wedsworth's Worm Killer and Wild Cherry Blossom
Deutrhee most besutnl article and recommended by pro
trail for the hair Glenn. perinmeIy together by, wh an un
ko &c, Kirkbiidei Taer,aIl Heave Powdersi together
with great number Of other horse medicines ioI sale as
above eNl~r
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nR CHRJsTIE,s GALyANIC bTRENGTHENINc
IL A Of lie

nR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC bTRENGTHENINc
- PLASCERS--Thst peculiar season Of the year when
paers Of any kind OF arhIowl dyed value is just ar
hand therefore med proper direct attention TO
the peculiar CLAIMS Of Chrses Gelvapc Sepgths,i ing
Paster" At this persons liable 10 be al
by sudden chang Of the westher and those Of deli
cate consttu ION eIreence constant colds pains and weak
Of the chest symptoms Of eshma oppression o the
pulmonary organs snd other dttrcssug COMPLAIN -
All these might be entirely prevented o, hen pressnt may
promptly removed by the Of the Oavanc strength
eung Plaster" For the speedy relief Of severe heunanm
debility weakness Of The back pam ~ the side
certain prevention for colds and manv ol those com
plants wbich females are sspccialy liable inc Oavanic
Paste will be found Of great and man'nt
advantage In few embraces all me virtues Of the
best tonic paaten with fhe pportnn ADDITION of The gal
vanic influence which neither impair nor EXHAUSTED while
the action continues These past VIII be found entirely
plant ordinary plaseis common ue and he sen
,son c,ucd by eangis esdingly ressant aud ageea
bie C.uTror-Beware Of spuriou. limitations The sole
agency in New York. at 1872 Broadway No druggist has
,rr geun;pe article. J22 6'src
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u TCH LACE CAPEs do HaudksIshsts MeGG'u Lace
scarf, Ec; no rich silks Cha wis Sc enprodered Hand.
kerchies tspes, Coila Evening Dresses &c With great
o1oss. a. J.nss Beck Coi 80 Brosdwsy. dissoduti
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Of neutrality aud appssr~d to be wonderfully delighted
with the a,hsIvsmeuts of Gen Scott
Our informant says that he had heard nothing Of Gen
Gsosss Washington d xop being engaged In the au-
nax<tion business in Yucstan from which presume
NIXON must have m ssei b 9 way. - MUSIC.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE--DR KINKE
L LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS yeaIr' resident pract-
horeIn rhadelphia. The cure Of all diseases Of the sAir
sl continues engage Dr. KDkelins utmost attention II
valids whose complaints the desperate ccrd
on may depend beng always conducted By Dr. X. him
SELF with safe snd energetic treatment to perfect
Strangers travelling. supplied e moments with
medicine sufficient thomselvs, in the most convenent
private Cure warranted charge required
Letters, paid, will meet prompt attention. Rssdsnee
~ w Of Third and UeoR strsst, half cra
~ ~ s.isH's * a. III FT W. W. ~" WV u" WV
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IL ARITIM HER AID
Port OF New York, Deceniber 26, Is47.

suN .......7 81 MOON RISES 81
...+ is HIGH WATER II a
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Cleared.
Schs-Cathriue. Jenkins C,eafuegos, Lewis; Amanda
Ophelia, Badger, Plymouth, &c.
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CEGARS FOR THE HOLiDAYS-Tbes subscriber bess
- leave inform his friends and the public keoeav that
be has Just received from Havana case Of mct superb
style In addition which, will be found seEar OF all the
most lebrated brands Store No 81 William street D. M.
HENRIQJES d22 tJy1sr
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NOKNs. BUNlONs, NAILS &c. extracted without cut.
~ ting the lsss. ppn by SHiRIACOEF, from &C. Pc
rIburRh Rnsss Office No 6, Chembss strsst opposite the
- 7ts
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M ONs-Tne subscriber mannfaciursr and importer Of
s? a53 b%&Gk '1a 81
FOR NEW ORLEANs-Lou.ana,a and New s rSrh & Line
and 6.sSS "a, rss. Snip Of o
and F FdI sal on
s.$ls :SiwSfis wis !a"'sfe
II l. soss, bis sst ss
,.y AMP S.s ,Ph.
sse ss ss
south Whave. Phladelphi,. daa6t.rIc
sYEssf Ff . sTATfs kSR
se s s Ss o.S to SSs
reand on more favorable be obtained from
hoS's so h Il.
liverpool The many thousand that I have sailed "a
sp: s $
1 as h
% ss Sd BILL 81 fS .n %
n % the I % Essp.d p w asS
p
A6T F0FTs xMkEEc4T kEB sGEAM
CALEDONlA. Cspt Lott from Bcston. l5d, January
Passage Liverpool Sl20 For freight apy to
E.CUNARD, Jr., as Broadway dlt l2uc
DACKETS FOR HAVRE-second Line-The ship UTl-
CA d. Swan. master will sell on The ls January. DO
DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS, Oh ALBANY. Dai
L ly Sunday vEIceps cd Through Direct-At3 O'Clock,
M s$ os1'se' -sf %
Monday, W.dn.,day and Friday syeninRs at ?ecek.-
Tuesday Thursdav and SATURDAY. svsning' At o'clock Al
O'CLOCK +. M-Lsndng ntermediats places from the
foot Of Barclay steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Cap
tain B. Qyerbssh, VIII save Monday Wedpe'day Friday
and Sunday efternoor. AZ o'clock. Steamboat SOUTH
AMERICA, Captain r. n. Hulss viii leave Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons o'clock The above
Morning Cars for the East OF West Freight taken 2, mode
forbid trusting any OF the boats Of th ne without writ
ten order from the captains For freight
apply board the boats TO +. T. SCHULTZ athe once
the wharf. d2o
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RUENA VISTA BOWLING ALLEY-Great sport for
- the Holidays Recol a Vsey street. between Church
and Greenwich Price l2M a string. d2i 6tsIc
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DKlME OLD IRISH WHIsKkY-WIsE's Celebrated
dCoIk Wh.key, for sale m quantities to suit puGha
sers, by DANL. NOONAN. 90 Greenwich street. NIB
Daily expected by the ship James H. G dd.p punch'ons
nh src
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HAVANA SEGARS-The subscriber, of he
II Of the msnn.act'ryDf tae Judo ErIante Wandering
Jew) "Amazona" ard "Cariota' Havana has an
CT each of these and offers
the for tale e. .MANCHO. 6l Front street d23 I2t. m
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AN URNI1UkE WANT
~ Ladies and Gentle having any cast of or super
huous clothing dispose Of obtain far cash
gce M the by SEEDING note by calling on the sub
Der at his residence fhrcaah the which will be
punctually attended to- H. DE BOER, 7I1s Canal
.tnrs N. b Lad be attended TO by Mrs De Boer
ap,orut die itttm
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PHrLApELPH.A Dee Is, PM Arrived-Sehs Lodema
Eliza som.s Savnnah Santee Dickinron do; Boston, Hill
iind. York
ceasdship su,quehanna Duabes, Liverpool; schr Ed
Ward, Wood, Bog on.
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

OLD ALEs A For HOLiDAYs-At A.bert's SHADES.
street, New York VIM. Albert has oi this
delicious Malt Liquor in his Cellars upwards Of four
of winch he will tap Christmas, and another New
Years Eve Amatprs respectfully invited 70 call Eour
with sparkling ses always draught; celebrated Bur
ale drawn OF the from the Cellar Rarebts
Poached Eggs Steaks Chops &c scientifically served
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

aa EINHARDTa GILDED BRAsS LETTERS FOR
SlGNSThese cttersar remarkable for durability and
bYancy of the gliding anequalled by other article
the city-which brliancy warranted to stand
20 the weather They also apInned To color thai
be desired Orders left Jones' Besbse Goa 10 Frltoa
street, will be attended to- Tbs partnership heretofore
ar MEiNtl MiT' n mT ''o' " ''''' YIN "'
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NHEkRY bKANDY-Just landing from Copper gen, a
~ few of that fine Cordial and pins suta-
bic for the approaching holidays For sale by EDWARD
BECK MUNHARDT, GO Weat street. ga 4tsrc
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

HOLIDAY PREsENTs-CANARY BIRDs-Ons hun;
dred Of finest lons breed together with iaacy and
e.hsr Cages, for sHs by WILLIAMS. Basemsns store Of
No az Fulton strs q N. ". d23Ttsm
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

EOR A SHORT TINE LONGER-Mks PELBY's
celebrated collect Of ScIpual Stauay consisting Of
the following groups important and resting
subj the of life The TII Of Saviour The
@ntempeate @ Family-i' now open at 4, Broadway, late
IL A. M. to 10 NJ Admittance Is cents On the sabbath,
after divine service from G. p M to TO- M Childen half
nr.ce ere
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

ID MILNE, formerly Of Harmony Halt, ha, opened the
house, No. 90 Centre street. opposite the Halls OF JUS
tce where he will be glad his friends aud The pub c ia
&c
The New York herald., 1847-12-26

I EARNED CANARY BIRDS-Signor Antonio spinetio,
IL exhibiting his wonderfully trained birds the pub
liz at No ?2s Broadway nearly opposite the Theatre Over
p. NJ. This most beautiful exhibition and astonishes
well ladies in Admission 25 cents;
children half price.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-10
Great Falls of Neuse River
Important to Capitalists.

yyY HE undersigned wishing to sell his property al
this place, offers for sale the Mill lract Co
ated his GRIST MILLS, SAW MILLS, TAN YAhD'
and Store House, &C. The Grist Mills are in large
house sxy feet long and forty feet wide, and consists
of three Corn Mills and one par OF Burr Mill Stones
cloths and all other fxtuIes or making first rate Hour
The whole of the Geering and Machinery attached 70
the Wheat Mill is entirely new, having been put up
last and all the wheels attached TO the Corn MiS
fCast-iron) which were have been thrown out,
and new ones put in their places. The Saw Mill IS
also nearly new having been lately rebuilt. The Tan
Ward containg upwards of twenty Vats with Bark Mill,
Cnrryin Shop and all other fixtures and tools necessa
ry for carrying on the Tanning business. The water
power this place is immense, ing from head TO
loot fall of upwards o thirty ieei and snic!en 10 run
any amount of machinery that be desired for the
most extensive milling manufacturing purposes, and
is we'll worthy the attention of Capitalists. or Com
pany disposed to embark in the Milling OF Mannactur-
ing business ; being situated Immediately in Cotton
region and within less than four miles OF either
Huntsville or Forrestville Depots on the Raleigh aud
CASTOR Rail Road and Is miles north OF Raleigh, on the
road leading to Oxford. l have owned this property
1885, since which time these Mills have
been stopped by either high or low water now offer
Them for sale only because is necessary TO devote most
of my time to other pursuits. Will also sell with this
prouerty if desired the Tract of Land immediate y
adjoining on which situated large and comfortable
Dwelling House. with all other necessary out houses
containing two hundred and fifty acres Also, two 9TH
er Tracts the immediate vicinity of the Falls contain
ing nearly thousand acres. particular description
of these lands is deemed unnecessary, it is presumed
no person would purchase such valuable property with
personal view of the premises Early application
is desired, as am determined TO SELL.
The above property will be shown application to
me at Forrestve, and all letters addressed to me al
that place will be promptly attended d to- Nrwsou
Forrestville, Wake County, GOO o.,
The Weekly Raleigh Register, and New York Herald
will publish monhs and forward their accounts te
the subscriber g., .-. .....- J. u. N.
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warren1on Female ACADEMY.

VENHE Female School in the Town of Warrenton,
q North Carolina, under my charge and direction is
now ready for the reception of scholars Competent
and accomplished Teachers employed to assist in the
school, TO which devote the whole of my time and at
tenton. AS rumor has gained extensive circulation
that the school is sectarian in its character, avail
self of this opportunity the public to the contra
ry. Neither is 1t opposition SCHOOL, took charge
lat the request of the owner of the regularly establish
ed Female Institution in this Town, and having done
so, pains expense will be spared to render it in
every respect worthy of patronage beg leave to refe
TO my former advertisement for terms references sc
When desired, only half the fees will be required in ad
vance, the balance at the close of the session.
-.E-a-s ID TURNER.
January %, I847 s .g- 63s-3 st.
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If you are aing with mild Cough, slight pain in
the side, occasional darng pains through the chest
in the region of the shoulder blade and wish some
for loungng-I say that be your wish, doctor
yourself with candies, syrups, and myxures prepared
BY quacks and recommended by forged certificates, and
you will be graed but after you become tired Of
this pastimIe, Dr. Wisars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and the bloom of health will again nge your hitherto
palid check. q
his Balsam is devoid Of all qnackery-being prepar
cd by skillful chemist and its efficacy is proved by
the numerous testimonials of in deemed in
eurable We publish loNstatenaerts of that
not strictly true. R Dunlap Son merchants, Cherry
Valley, N. Y. relate of Asthma that had with
stood medical treatment for years. Dr. Freight of
Saugerties, N. Y, says he cured Liver Complaint Of
four standing, that would not yield to the usual
remedies. Abraham Skiman, M. D., of Boundbrook,
N. j., says it is the best medicine for Consumption
SUery stage, that he has known. We mi ght
you hundreds of cases. hadwe room, that would
vince all of its great virtue.
Ds- For sale, wholesale ani retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD s. CO., Raleigh, N. C.
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National Loan Fund Life AsSur
sr amce Society Of London.

bS-EMPOWERED By .ACT OF PARLIAMENT
- CAPITAL 100000 $2,5OO,O0O
YTNHE following are among the advantages offered
II by this Institution:
The guarantee Of large subscribed capital in addition
to the accumulation of premiums;
The peculiar benefit secured TO the assured by the
principle of the Loan Department.;
The payment of premiums annually, halfyear and
quarterly; :
hetravelling leave extensive and l5era-thrty days
without forfeiture of policy;
The Society being founded, on the Mutual and joint
Stock principle, parties may participate the profits Of
the Society, two-thrds Of which are annually divided
among the assured; =
The Society is not connected with either Marine OF
Fire Insurance sis -
Pamphlets containing tables of rates. &C. and all ne
cessary rnorma IOn may be had application to the
subscriber. GEO LITTLE Aoent -
Raleigh, N. c. Dec so, ls46. 80 2 ssss. $50. :
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Raleigh, January 2s, ls47.


spEc1F1cAr1oNs of the naaner IN schieh the Fe,sce,
enclosing the Public Square Ithe CITY Of Raietgh'
on, acicH the State House erected, IS TO De otH
The Fence TO be built of stone and iron to have
rood and solid foundation of stone, laid in strong lime
mortar the surface of the and to come
to fbe level oftthe earhon which is 10 be erected
sod coping twelve inches hlgh and SIX
teen inches wide-each panne to be eight feet wide
the balance ofthe to be of cast iron the Pannei
nosts to be five and half feet high, f7e inches aud
half in diameter the base and four inches and
half in diameter the top, as shewn In the drawing
o he hollow round and huted, with ornamental top,
az shewn in the drawing. The tresst work resting on
h coming to be foot high and the rails OF the
ress work at each end let into the Panne posts and
TO be Ia inches wide. by 3=4 OF an inch thck-the top
rail of the tress work, which the RODS se 10
be 81 A inches wide by 3S of inch thick the lower
rail of all to be IA inches wide by 3S OF an men hcK;
the upright rods to be square, lS inch In dlameter TO
pass through the top rail- on the upper rail o
ress work and the sockets, with the edge OF the
rod or angle front, with an ornamental head like
that shewn in the drawing Inside OF each panne post
there is iron rod scr0ugh IA inches square,
to pass omhe top ofhe post and to be FIRMLY and Sc
curey fastened stone copngs There are TO be hiteen
upright rods pannel There shall be four large
gates fronting the four entrances ofthe State Houseto
twelve feet wide between the gate posts the gates
to he folding gates the gate posts and the gates to be
higher than the balance the fence and in proportion to
the frame of which to be of ron the sides to be
red withsingass The gates, in opening to turn
iron rollers, running iron bars let into solid stone
the gate posts and gates to be after the pattern
the balance ofhe fence all the iron to be of cast iron
excepting the ods which pass inside of the posts and
socketed in the stone coping The whole fence to be
built according to the drawing, to be seen in the Cromp
10 =
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from Raleigh. N. c., on the morning ol
i q the 9th OF January, lS47, negro woman named
Aiaridh, and her daughter named Letetia The woman
(Mariah) is between As and SO of age, slender
made, about feet inches high, thin vissge, and dark
complexion. Her daughter (Leteta) is about feet
high. well made. feshy, and large mbed, has full
face, and slothfu in her walk They took with them
several changes of Clothing, and hence is impossible
to describe their dress The above negroes pur
chased in this city, at public sale, in May. lS45 They
were sold as the property ofFRANCls WALrHAL; and
doubt they endeavorng to make their way to Viz
ginia. from which State they were brought They were
owned by Mrs. WILSON, or Mrs. FIELD, of Virginia,
previous to Walthal's ownership They have relations
and acquainancrs in Clarksyle, and also in or neal
Boydon The shove reward of fifty dollars will be paid,
by the undersigned, to any person persons who will
deliver them in any safe JAIL so that get them.
.a JAMES EDWARDS, Sh f.
Raleigh, January IL, IS47 p. D.. 6S5-tf
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NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Insurance Company.

TOURSUANT to an Act of Assembly, Company has
IL been formed in this State under the and style
of the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company
and is now fully organized by the appointment of the
following Officers, viz:
JOSIAH o. WATSON, President,
ALBERT STITH, President,
r.. RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
80 THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY. Attorney,
RICHARD SMITH,
ALBERT STTTH, Executive Committee
WESTON r. GALES
The Company is prepared to receive applications
for Insurance, and to issue Policies the same By
the Act Of Incorporation, the Company is authorized
take risks Dwelling Houses, Stores Shops and other
buildings Furniture Merchandise, and other property
against loss damage by Fire.
The Office of the Company is in the second story o.
fhe large.Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr. B
B. SMITH, at the corner of Fayetteville and Harge
ing the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be cheer
fully furnished by the Secretary of the Company
Raleigh, January H. 1916. 5ss-tf
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NOTICE.

YNHE citizens of Raleigh hereby invited TO enrol
i their names as members of FIRE COMPANY,
according the provisions of Act of Assembly enti
tied sAn Act for the better protection of the City of Ra
leigh from losses by fires Persons disposed to volunteer
as members of the same will furnish the City Constable
with their names before Saturday. the 18th of Feb
ruary, ls47-on which day, if the prescribed number
(ory) have not previously volunteered. draft will be
made from the whole number of citizens to supply the
deficiency. .t..s..s.. "s. ,t.'t-. .!
Members of the Fire Company are exempted, by AcI
of Assembly. from military duty, during their term o.
service, except in case of hostile invasion.
WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD,
Intendant of Police.
rRaleigh. January 26th. -lS47.5 = tt.- 63S- st.
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state of North Carolina, ,

J
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term, lS46
James burden ct ais ,s.Alijah Godwin ct ais.
Petition to divide land.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that Bright Bird and wife Gracy, Robin Whit
more and wife Ridley, Johnson Godwin America God
win Pierceby Goodwin and Bennett Goodwin, are nom
residents of This State 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolina Standard for
weeks notifying said nonresdents to appear at the
next Term said Court to be held for the county
of Johnston, the Court House in Smiih6ed, on the
fourth Monday February next then and there to show
cause if any they have why the prayer the petition
ers should granted, otherwise judgment be TAX
pro cohfesso TO said non residents. -.
Witness, Thomas Bagley, Clerk of our said Court at
Smithfeld, the 9Th of December, 1876.
THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk.
(Pr Adv as 62l.2) Z. $3.50. tEs- 632-6w.