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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-28

Coffee Drinking.-No idea can be formed
at distance, of the extent to which coffee
drinking is carried in New Orleans. Atbreak
of day-at mcridian-in the dead of night-it
is all the same, the coffee sellers in the mar
kets are ever at their posts, ready to wait on
their numerous customers. This is partcu-
larly the case in Poydras market There, a
young man about three years since-(an Ital-
ian we believe, for an American is too proud
tor such vocation) commenced selling coffee
from board counter and coffee pot worth
three dlmes-we frequently took cup of his
excellent beverage, and occasionally do so
now; but times have changed, the Italian has
his clerks-the rough table has turned into
the beautiful marble of his native land and
the tin cotfee-pot has been metamorphosed in
to monument looking urn, four feet high,
on the top of which is bronze monument of
Washington, the whole costing fifty thousand
dimes!
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Mr.. Clays Speech in Merico The Lex
ington speech of Mr.. Clay has been extern
sively circulated throughout Mexico, and has
created quite lively sensation among the
Mexicans. They, we are informed, do not
disguise their hopes, that the predominance of
the Wing party in this country will result in
the withdrawal of our troops from Mexico
~ o. Delta.
We will not comment upon the above most
pregnant item of news we are not partzan
enough to dwell with any pleasure on the re-
Elections it would Justify. If there is single
Wing who can read it without feeling his
cheek Jingle with shame, that the patriot of
old, whom his party once almost worshipped,
has now become the aid and comforter of our
country's enemies, then he is a Mexican
Wing" indeed. Sentinel
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OOFFEE--sO bags prime Rio Coffee; 20 bags
u Laguira Coffee for sale by
Jan'y I41 McKELLAR s. McRAE.
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RUNAWAY from the subscribers plantation,
~ in Sampson county, in December last. his
negro man ..--
GA LINN HR a
Said negro is about 5 feet 8 or inches high,
dark complicated He is probably lurking about
the lines of Sampson, Duplin and New Hanover
counties, in the neighborhood of Mr. Bryant New
kinks, where he had wife at the ime the sub
scrber bought him.
The above reward of Twenty Dollars will be
given Tor his delivery to the subscriber, in Samp-
son county; and an additional reward of Forty
Dollars will be given for proof sufficient to convict
any white person of harboring him.
CHAS. H. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., April %, '47.-[32tf
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Counterfeit dimes are in plentiful circulation
at Cincinnati.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-28

Il first attempt at keeping School. When
we were about seventeen years of age, we
thought we had sufficient dignity and science
to take charge of a country school, as we
doubt not we had Having received, there
fore, from the chief committeeman of an OBJ
scure district in the State of Maine, an invita-
ton to flesh our virgin sword in this way,
we joyfully accepted the task, at eight dollars
month, with the evinable privilege of board.
ing round,' without charge.
One fine, bright, cold Monday morning we
found ourself on the scene of action.
1t was III a cedar swamp, on the back or
northern side of bleak and barren range of
hills called Appleton Ridge-an appropriate
name excepting the apple! All the houses
and buildings in the place were built of logs,
with the exception of the respectable seat of
learning, over which we were to have the
honor to preside.
At nine O'Clock we took our magisterial seat
and with becoming gravity promulgated code
of laws
The usual exercises of reading and spelling
having been gone through with, we began to
find our flock rather unruly. May gwout"
said one, Please, sir, may speak /" said an
other. Of course. in our extreme desire to
conciliate and make friends of all, we gave
permission. That moment we were done for.
Every scholar was up, and every tongue was
loose May ] gwou:" May gwout"-
May | speak " so all were going out or all
were speaking Thus passed the first day.
Night never descended on a wearier man.
We sought our boarding place-and what a
place! ia log howell, almost as large as down
east snow drift, containing one room and an
attic, stone fireplace, a red-haired couple,
and ten children of all sizes, one dog and two
cats.
At supper, all parties surrounded the table
1t consisted of tea, sweetened with molasses,
fried pork, and boiled potatoes, and corn bread
baked to the hardness of rock But the tea
was musty, the butter was rancid, and the
pork-we never eat pork,-so that in fact our
supper left us hungrier than it found u.s. We
slept in the attic, TO which we assembled by
the aid of stones that projected from the chin
ney! So ended our first day.
The second day-Arose early, went to
Squire Lenniken's to board. House of same ma
terial and dimensions. Breakfast-fried pork
and rye coffee, and butter made of hogs fat
Carried our dinner to the school-house in our
pocket; it consisted, as We found on opening
it, of two slices of rye bread, with pork fai
spread between them as substitute for butter
At school we found the scholars worse than
ever--whipped six boys and four girls, and
got whipped ourself. and thrown out into a
snow bank
Third day.-We were mon est in ventus
At the earliest dawn we fled to place called
Hope. We lave never heard from that place
since, nor have they, probably, ever heard
! from US, or to what country we fled. Thus
ended our first attempt at school keeping
Gazette of the Union.
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An amateur Eghter-Baron Van Gron..
OF the Prussian army, who has been fighting
under our banners in Mexico, has arrived in
New Orleans from Vera Cruz The Delta
says:
The Baron was wounded in the hip, at
the head Of two companies. took fort at the
National Bridge; and was of great use to Ma
!or ialIy throughout lie came to this coun-
uy oy permission of the King of Prussia, to
serve with our army in the Mexican cam
Pa,gns' General Scott, to whom he brought
leNers' treated him with marked attention in
the ci'y OF Mexico, and invited him to Join
MS stan The fighting being over for the
present, and the Baron's absence from Prus-
sia being necessarily limited, he will occupy
the remainder of his time in visiting Cuba, and
afterwards, the United States on his return
home'
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NLOUR-35 bbls Canal Flour, received per schr
L R w Brown, for sale by D. w. WOOD.
Jan'y 81, 1915 l9-tf
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IIHE subscriber takes this method of informino
l his friends in Duplin and the neighborins
Counties, that ne expects to reopen the GROVE
ACADEMY, near KenansvilIe, on Monday, the
9TH February next .. 80 ~,
Grateful for past favors, he hopes to merit
continuance Of their support.
JAMES M. SPRUNT.
January 81, ls4s-[l9.3t
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Price 2.J cents per BOx.
:" HAT is ibe medicine generally admins
w tered hr the PhYseian, when irst called

"HAT is ibe medicine generally admins.
w tered by the Physician, when arst called
10 visit patient 4 Catharlic. Whether the
disease be Fever, laf lerzi, common Cold. Dys-
entery, Rheqnatisl', Cho.ea a, Co!ic, Redundancy
Of Bile OF any o,bcr Of the thousand = Ills which
flesh j. heir !, Inc first object is to evacuate
the bo~e's and when this ia effected in time. re-
lief generally follows. DR.. Murphy's Sugar
Coated Vegetable AMI. Bilious aad Ani DysPep-
tic Pias. i. the best Medicine to be used in all
sach cases. ard he following are some OF the dis
eases which are almost ccnsauliy being cured By
judicious use &C these Pills.
:. Bilious complaints Of all kinds all Chrome
Spd lingering complaints, snch as Indigestion and
c6..siipaiion 0f The bowels Of long standing, Dys.
pep.iA, Liver Complaint, Enlargement Of the
Spleen. Ngry.ls and Sick Headache. Scrofula,
Scare, Ras', and all Eruplions of the Sain-aso
Bilious Fsyer, CostiYenrss, Collie, Piles, Dropsy,
Rheumat IN, J4gr DICE. Fever and Ague, Female
DISTINCTIONS, Dysenery. Diatrhoea, Bowel and
Summer Compaiais, &c.
They are perfectly safe, and may be taken by
persons Of ali ages. and in all climates where an
s2erient or ca haFtic would prove beneficial
They are rarticulirly recommended to persons
residing in warm cimates, Or along the banks q
rivers, or II new countries, as they are excellent
preFeniivss 10 the summer complaints 10 which
such countries are peculiarly liable.
They keep d. a.s Al 4 distance by cleansing
the blood; promot. hea tag aud regular seere
ton of the biia impar,In. strength 10 the stom
aeh, and removing DISTINCTIONS from the system
A moderate use 0, them will enable the sysiel /,
efectually resist those epldemcs and ualignan
diseases which are engendered in the eumme
months By the decomposition OF vegetable ant
scimal mater and the poisonous exhalaiIons 9
rnarsbj plains, ssamps, and stagDaied pools c
water; and To pass through the siekly seas3
withcu, contracting any Of the prevalent diseases
These Pills are composed entirely Of VegetaJi
ingredients, aud contain not one particle of cult
mel or mercury II any form, nor any miRcIal sui
stance Whatever. and may be taken at all time
and under all circumstances, and by all age
without any fear OF the sad consequences ohe
attending mercural and mineral prepar alton
Persons exposed to changes Of weather and cl
mate--tfareleis, eraigtaRfs, seameH, soldiers d
are recommended TO provide themselves with
supply Of these Pulls. Their extraordinary Ell
cxey in those Complaints which prevail in OF
Southern aud Western States during the SUNNI,
months, particularly along the banks Of river
lake., and pouds and 10 those sections " here Il
land Is not cleared up and dfainei mi ght be see
from The piles Of letters received by the Pfopr
Tor, which have Ceea addressed 10 him by tho,
who are grateful for the benefit derived from ii
use Of his Pills.
supply JUS. received by
JAS. F. GILMER,
AT THE CHARLOTTE DEUG SroEy
September i6, lel7. A.
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The Graelenburg Vegetable
PILLS.
l. 30. 900 boxes sold each and eve.
ry weeks:
The Gracfcnburg Company
give notice that their General A.
III gen, ior the State OF North Carolina Is
Col, w VI. JONES,

Louisburg, FranKlin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent Is folly prepared To appoint
sub. Agents wherever there Is no branch Of the
Company; e,,he, "a persot al application or by
matt post r--sa- Ia. rapid sale OF these cclobra-
ted pills. and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly oft citing render them, by Tar. the mcs
popular pail Of the age. "A Agency viii conse.
gnantly he very valuable.
Ths G'se'enbc'r Pills are incouctivably snpc.
rior to any ever before DISCOVERED. Ia oil billion.
cooFl4in's; in Ccnrr4i de'angcmen, Of the ays.
ton; IN all disorders hlch result from bad stale
Of thc blood, q. ~ rii.s are a sovereign remedy.
Ia the eliss Of disco called chronic. the Gfae.
lenberg Pills achieve Iheir hishes, ttiumphs- -
Here they defy all competition. Entering with.
IN the hidden rectsses Of the system, they quiet
ly but surely purify the blood, roo, out dIseaser
and give tone and vIgor 20 The body.
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limbs are diseased. as the curative process pc
cocds, under the use Of these remedies. in %.
and all Of the organs and limbs al the sazi
time.
The ganglons Of the middle portions Of IL
mock arc connected with the muscles OF the limb
and body. and the others with the organs, &c,
Physicians who are not well acquainted sit
these magnetic symptoms, are neee saiily eniirs
ly Ignorant Of the proper remedies for them, 80
consequently should never be allowed 10 interior
IN The treatment.
Tubcrcular disease is eniailed on great m.r
timiics by the frequen, changes Of tcmpcrstoa
and by the abuse OF mercury, the taiet or ste5
Of which is uniformly destroyed hy the use
these pills, in safe and satisfactory mannof.
For sale at the Drug store of J. +. C,ilmef
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EDissOlutiOn.

THE copartnership heretofore eI,stng a.
Beaties Ford, under the firm oil FILMS n
WRITER'S, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent of the parties concerned
Ills our earnes, desire to close the outstanding
business of the concern as soon as possible W.
hope, therefore, that all those who owe us WI
come forward without delay and make settlement
W. b. wITIIERS will remain for a time al
the old stand 10 make settlements, where aii con
cerned will make early application.
We here take occasion 10 return our sincere
thanks 10 the friends aud customers who have sc
literally pa,ronised US, and would soliei, for oul
successors, Mcssrs II. II. Heller * Go. the same
generosity extended to ".
EI.MS & WITHERS.
Beaties Ford. Feb 81, lsiS. 20f
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~ NOTICE.
L.EET.EE5EE
LANDS & MILLS.
.SSa SALE
CIV AND SCREW HOUSE,

with well OF excellent water, and all necessary
ul-bulldings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
Admiration containing 3 10 Acres, tall WOOD
LAAD) lllning the Lands belonging to The heirs
Of ohm Arnold and john Patterson, deed.
One tract, containing 100 Acres, joining the
Lands II Hugh kifkpatfica, Margate Reid, and
others, ali WOOD LAND.
One trac', lying on the waters Of Sugar Greek,
joining the Laud. Of John r. Reid, Albert Wa.
lace, and Others, containing IS Acres.
my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging to II.
The above Lands are not 10 be surpassed by
any Lands IN Mecklenbutg COUNTY
Payments made to suit the purchaser.
Negroes will be taken il part payment for The
above Lands.
GI' Persons wishing TO purchase will call OIL
the subscriber.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September 90, lS47. j2tG
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I3Y THEIR USE.

The weak will become strong; the pale and b.li.
Gus complexion he restored 10 per cctly fresh
and healthy color; all the bad symptoms " III ono
BY one disappear.
In short, these Pills are an incotceivahlc adj
vance upon any Other medicine esnr before nflor.
ei 10 the public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY one
OF TINS.
july Is, l547. 4lH
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Al Isilious { oinpIaint-.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuf, HEAD.
ACHE, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
RHEUMATISM. ALL STOMACH CJMPLAI
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C.. &c., yield a,
once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
hnmors, arrest TIC prcgres- Of disease and a, the
same time restore tone and vigor 10 the system
10 cases Of general arrangement Of the health
they arc SOVEREIGN
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DIR. KUffl'S
NrID I 6 7 M ID $ :
RESTORER OF THE BLOOD,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
Letter from J. r. Callum. ESQ, dated Milton, n
c. August IA, lSl7.
DR.. J. kuhl-Dear Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country, the Abyssinan MIX
ture especially is highly approved OIL u has never
failed To cure IN every case IL sells hSe ho'
cakes. have never had enough 10 supply The
demand. Yon will please send me large sup
ply Of il as sot n as YOU arrive at home.
Yours, respectfully,
J.R. CALLUM.
Milton Ding Store.
From The Milton Chronicle.
J,usFr. GKovR, {ncar Milton, jan. 10, ISIS.
DIR. Kubl--Dcar Sir;
We have now been about seven years, Agents
for tho sale of your Rosioter Of the Blood, and
other Medicines. and are happy 10 state they have
given in all cases general satisfaction, particular
ly tho Abyssinian Mixture has gwen universal
satisfaction. so that every one. who has used 1t
has received that relief, that you guaranteed II
your directions. MIR. James VI. Vernon. tC
whom you rec, IN nended your Aromatic Fr
tract for Rheumatism. bought u bottle OF 1t a
50 cents and two embracaIions cured him en-
tircly, aud the disease has never returned.
Yours Respectfully,
KIRBY X ANDERSON.
iGoANUMcarioN
iVilliam Slade, Esq. Of Lincolnton. n. c.
for a number Of years was afflicted with Dye
pepsia and Flatulence, after a irniilcss trial o
a number &C prescriptions, and the Springs, wa
cured by tho use Of two bottles OF the Restortfs
and one vial OF the Gold Mine Balsdm.
CAPT. Siade being now able 10 recommend
Dr. kAHrs Medicines, has accepted the Agcne,
for The same.
4 J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
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Great National Work.
A History Of the Reroiuiion and Lipes Of
the Heroes offhe War Of Independents.

A History Of the Reroiuiion and Lipes NJ
the Heroes offhe War of Independents,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
Al elegant volume with Is fine Steel Plates, an,
nearly 900 beautiful Wood Engrsvines.
"This is splendid book. A valuable sddi,io,
TO the Historic Literature Of our country. We,r.
much mistaken if il does not take rank With II.
works of Irving and Prescott. Frank ford Herald
at surpasses any similar work yet offered /,
the american public. Gasete.
ut may be properly considered popuar,,a
Military History Of the Revolution extremely veil
and udclously writien."- NORTH American.
"The present work on the Revolution and /.
Heroes, is superior. both in extent and design IA
any that has heretofore come under our notice. y
Inquirer
A vol connected History Of that eyen,ful %.
riod. Ledger.
decidedly the bes, popular History Of the w,r
Of the Revolution and its Heroes, that has yet bees
given TO the couuiry."--Sai. Ersning Post
aTAGENTS WANTED 10 Canroas for ii.
abope elegant Work, in epery County and Tora ia
the Uaitsd States. to hon the most liberal induce
men,s will be offered. Price only 50.
Address tpos, paid) WIN. A. LEARY.
No. l5s North Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Great Clothing Establishment.
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.

PHILADELPHIi WARDROBE.
No. los, C&esaM Street, bsf,csea 3rd anil 4h
North .-PHILADELPRE1
TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS
Many years experience in business has satisfied
me that pgfiag in newspapers without having any
assortment to back il is all Aambug. !, ihereiore,
have come 10 the determination of having the
Philadelphia Wardrobe well stocked
with all kinds OF Clothing, and at such prices
as viii please all. In proof OF what say, in
vite a look in he Wardrobe, Hh-re can always be
seen as t. ndsomc and extensive an assortment Of
GeRticEicn's Clothing as can be found
in this city. Rsmember the Philadelphia W ard.
robe.
PERRY r. McNETILE,
No les Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
". B.--A large stock Of piece goods on hand
Garments mado 10 order al the shortest notice.
June Z, 1919. 3j-3m
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AGENTS WANTED

mo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
- POPULAR WORKS. in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Agcn s, the
most liberal encouragement is oiiefed-~lth a
small capital Of from s2j 10 500 a chance is
off, red, Whereby On Agent can make FROM $40 to
s2j per week
u For further particulars, address ,p s. paid.
WI. A. LEARY,
No. Ijs North Second Street. Philadelphia.
March 1917
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Cures are Constantly Effected

BY thcse Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof Of
this could be given but Trial Of one box will
eonW.ce the patient. They can he ordered und
sent by mail, at tril,ng expense. The price Is 25
cents box, Nhers f,co dOliaiS r0rih are ordered
and he money rematsd. ne Company niH pag me
postage on The PiHs. Rcmntances at the Com.
pany's risk. Wherever there ia no Agency Of the
Company they can be ordered by mail
These Pills are taking the place Of all Others
and no SICK person hhnnld he Wilhnni ihctn
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sarsapariiIa and wild Cherry,

Which arc the two principal ingredients Of DR..
lie Roy's Pills; and are 70 combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents added 10 supply Ger.
tain sanatlve properties which both are deficient
of,) tina, the whole compound furnishes the safest,
most effective, most a1rc,abc, and mos, perfect
Tonic aud Aperient Medicine ever offered to the
public.
A. an Anii.bllious medicine no flmiy should
be without then. a single lral is more satisiac.
tory Than Thousand certificates.
BE careful to ak for d.. lie Roy's Vegetable
Universal Pills, and take no other.
I'Pricc 25 cents per box. For sale BY Dr..
JANIS F. GmaER, Charlotte, and by PuryEa a.
YoRR, Concord.
January 26, lS45. l73m
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The Form, and Terms.

The form viii DC qJAkTO, OF sixteen pages,
all OF which will be illustrated, making at the end
Of The year magLifcent volume, worth ten times
the price Of sutscripticn and i will be publish
ed al the los price Of TWO DOLLARS per an.
nun, invariably in advance.
4 EXTRAORDINARY INDECEHENTS TO
CITrgS 6ND COMPANIES
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|DR.LE ROYS|
I'EGET.fEgIE
l. Universal Pills.
ARE A STRENGTHENING, PURGATlvE
AND A PuRIFNING TONIC.

AND A PURIFYING TONIC.
These Pills are universally acknowledged by
all who have used them, 10 be a Pleasant, Safe,
and certain Cure for Bilious Feycrs, Fever and
Aguc, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Jann
dice, Indigestion, lnpuhty Of the BLOOD, Colane.
ou- Diseases, Nervous Irritation, Iauguot, Iiabi.
tnai to-iiytness, Lpss OF Appoutc Dyspepsia,
PJes, Cole, Worms 10 Children, Female Com.
plants, and IN all Diseases arising from a Torpid
LAYER or Impure Blood aud they are beyond all
clmpnr on the best Of all known specifics for the
cure d that class Of diseases for which the Medi.
cal Faculty have for years united IN prescribing
The celebrated
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Endure the E'iieS No Longer.
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE OF CURES.

Though II cannot give the saved one wealth,
II gives treasure (ar more gtouoas, tiEALrn
UMrED STATES MARsnaL's OFyleE, I
Nos York, December b, lci7.
Mcssrs Wyatt d hstehdm:
Gentlemen Under sanoug that you are the
general agents Tor the sale Of DR.. upham's We.
ge,able Eeetuary,n Tor the cure of Piles, have
deemed it my da,y TO volunteer fecommcnda-
ton in behalf Of that Invaluable medicine. have
been afflicted for many years With Piles, and have
tried various remedies. but with no beneficial eli.
fects JUDGED, | began 10 consider my case utter
ly hopeless. Bat about the fret OF September last,
| was prevailed upon by friend to make trial
of the above named medicine. | took his advice,
and rejoIce TO say that ! am not only relieved,
but, al beyc. perfectly cured. most earnest.
" recommend il to ali who may have the misfor
tune to be afflicted with that annoying and dam
gefous disease. Very respectfully Saur obedicni
servant. Ely MooRt..
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!
THIRTY YEARS sTANDlNG,.
Mount Washington. Berkshire Co, Mass !
November % lSt7 I
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STATE OF NOR7H.CAROLINA,
CABARRrs COUNTY.

~ EQUIIY-Spring Term, 1S4S.
Richard Hing rs. Archibald MORRISON and George
c. Marvin.
TIN this case, il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
- the Court, that the defendants are not nhab-
itan,s of this State is ordered By the Court, tina,
publication be made ioi SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal. that the said Archibald Morrison and
Georges c. Marvin appear at the next term OF
this Court, be held for the county of Cabarrus,
at The Courthouse in Concord. on the 9Th Mon.
day af,er the 4th Monday in September next, and
answer plaintiffs demand, or judgment will be
taken pro confess,.
Witness, r. W. Allison, Clerk and Master in
Equity, for Csbarrus county, the 9Th Monday az
ter the i:h Monday in March a. ID. ls4s.
R. W. ALLlSON.C j. W. E,
May 81, leiS Printers fee S. 62!. t39