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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-31
Rsy. Dys, ao Lady of the Lake. smith, cA.rl.ss..,

Ssss RsyL Dps;s do Lady Of the Lake Smith, charssss.
LA.DHAN. Noy ss-Arr sophia. chsrissson.
frss SS' 5sssIa a. ss kss.
Dec S1sis sfaSs Savannah vi. cnda 9th
fS ,9 snS No,.,n
c9npser. Wilmington; Pursus DO.
DEG A S 5s11 from %Sr ".
QvKISsrowr Dec lsld Importer Mobiles "a, Baehs Me-
TrIrI Nov Il-Arr PotOm.c Baltimors; Dec 9. ssota
AIs.sIa Nov s TIE Dudley ssidsn tA9sres. b:sLl
90 Gsss ssSrs z, ga i1s Grew ,Sysd BY TIE M.r%o
| yesterday. and proceeded for Gibraltar. :
back with loss Of anchor and cable.
uCvxHAvrr Dec J. The Anna Maria (ghter) With cargo
lres tobsoco kcl Lebnz Torseusen. from New York
on sand bank and hled the goods have been s
DUBLIN. Dec FL. has been blowing gale from Sc and
sss Ss.a a2a
from wicklow TO Creystones.
TAlnovTn Dee PA brig water logged with the stgmgs
painted yellow inside and apparently long abandoned
10th uit by fs s rn was
FAYAL Nov 26-Ths waverey Robertson from Liverpool,
yori back The lith safy before and has
The rimshsw from Liverpool bound to the United
State: va: burnt :. so,h Is miles oshs Island Of
GRAvEsESp Dec THE Ontario for New Orleans has pa
back with loss Of anchor and chain &c in gale in hargas
HAnBuReH. Nov 26-Tte Howard. bound to New York.
which sailed hence inst has been wed back day
ing grounded pea Blankenese
The Alexander. Hnrchen for Galveston, and Zodaous
Hahn for st Thomas
ice and low state OF the water
HARMON Dee 9-The Peder Schroeder (Norw barkl Han
Newcastle New York. put very
and must discharge her cargo general) to repair.
MILFORD, Nov 29The PhGubus arrived here from New
Dee THE Wilson Kennedy from Liverpool for New Or,
leans has arrived here with loss Of miEsnmast and
foretopmasts, yards sails, he
PLYMOUTH, Dec 10 The Abel arrived here from Fowey
for Saw annah, with loss Of nainboom and gaf.
Sr. MIcHAELs, Nov IS The American brgantiue Baxe,
Stokes from Georgetown with part Of (lumber aud
staves still board driven shore during gae 2th
| inst.
SnrIDs, Dee 3-The Nelson; Armes from Charleston TO
Hddlesboro putting into the harb0r at ebb
tide grounded and remained beating until the food when
assisted into the harbor She is said to make
ter and will proceed.
WATERFORD PASSAGE (Of the Hook Light Dec IL The
bark Ann Kenny Haye from Liverpool for Staten Island
and Charleston and landed two stowaways.
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nR GLOVER, AUTHOR or THE TRAVELLERS NE
~ dieal Guide sad several ether medical works. sfcrs
professional services 70 those who have suffered from the
abuse ~ medical rrstenders and physicians who have
voted lees attention V this branch o. practss Dr. a. 10
practically acquainted with the tressnent Of din
sslt casee being regular graduate In his profession aud
sss~ lie an No 9fnow called Ne ~ a..
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mn. oooprR I. puAgr sry


nE; COOPER, DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE
~ last fonrtsen cosnnet hs practice treat
Of morcvria other diseases Of delicate
Ne the Aggravated Of this disease
uoehavs>
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nk. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUAHE STREET, so WELL
~ Known In the treatment Of delicate dise,sesThs
srs reputation Tor sh In those hscured that hav
existed for yesrs eminent Constitutional weakness
euved In fsuv davs
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To the eAffIicted..HastImg's Compound
Syrup of NaPtha,

n being used in nearly all hospitals. and is
IL also coming in rapid among our best physicians,
for coughs, colds and all diseases of the lungs has
been recommended in the worst state OF consumption
by the celebrated physc Doctor Mott, OF New York.
and Dr. Arnold, of Savannah, Geo. writing to the agent
at New York, under date Of JAM 30 1S4S: receiv-
si the halfdozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you, and convinced that Naphtha is the Princ
pal ingredient. Enclosed is twenty-five dollars, Tor
which you will send me two dozen and-ahalf bottles
more I have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefited by it,
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9Th, 1S4S.
Mr. VI. A. F. HARRIsoN:
Dear Sir-At the suggestion of DR.. Arnold, the ply
acian of the HospitaLof hch of the directors
] would like To supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The Doctor ordered some days since, some
Gor the of the Hospital Should you deem proper
send the article liberal terms. forward the
sale OF it in our city. Yours truly,
--. J. TURNER g. BROS.
None genuine without the Written SiMgnGture of M
A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for vedollars
The usual allowance to the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescnd & Johnson
aud Williams, Haywood, & Co., Raleigh N. C.
Nov. IL, 1913 - p ~ - r7S2-1y.
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Valuable River Lands for Sale.

A TRACT of Land lying (more than mile IN front)
n on Alabama River, in Wilcox county, four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Brdgeport-conta
ing one thousand and eighty acrcs-a of which is Low
Grounds, except eighty acres which is up Land and
good spring on it The Low Grounds all lie high and
Wood Land except enough fresh cleared Land on 1t to
work TWENTY-FIVE or thirty hands-a Framed House,
Crib, Negro Houses, &c. Spring Water, on the bank
of the River and if desired small tract of Land about
mile from the Plantation-a high healthy situation
good Spring Water-a Framed Dwelling House, Mitch
en- &C. as healthy location for Family residence
any in the Southern County. All the above Lands
Wouldse accommodating terms as to price and pay
ments. M II. FEII"A1.
Near Canton Post Office, Wilcox Co., Alabama.
139-l0w.
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TTNHE Eclectric Magazine of Foreign Literature is pub
lished the lst of every month, at No. 100 Naussau
Street New York. Each number contains IA pages,
1928 pages in year, making three large volumes, and
is embelished with beautiful mezzotin engraving by
Sartan either portrait of distinguished person
age a historical subject-making twleye superb
cravings the year. The Eclectric Magazine embraces
careful selection of the abest articles which adorn the
pages of the Quarteres and Magazines of London, En
burg and Dublin regularly received by the steamers.
Among the number the North British Review, Eng
sh Review, Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Re-
view, the Ednburg Review and Others and from Black
woods Magazine, Fraser's &c. The selections thus
made comprise the desirable and valuable portion
of foreign literature III the compass anywhere be
found and constitute yearly rich addition any libra
~. The January number will be embeished with
splendid plate Of extra sze entitled the Literary Party
embracing nine portraits Of the literary of England
The January number, which begins Vol. XVI, will be
issued the LIST of December Terms of the work 5 per
annum in advance, otherwise Sc. The work viii be
promptly sent to any who will send SIS by mail,
or otherwise, postpaid The postage each number to
any part of the Union is nine cents. Address W. H. Bid
well, Editor and proprietor 20 Nassau St New York.
From the Commercial Advertiser.
"The Eclectrc Magazine is an agreeble and nstruc-
tive miscellany, which supplies American readers with
the best articles from long list of foreign periodicals.,
gives them, in fact the real value of many priced
and reviews at a moderate rate.
In the quality of its embellishments the Eclectric al
ways excels." III .-..t is-'
December 27, Is4S. -..... y.. 73s-
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$50 REWARD.

ID DANAWAY from the Subscriber, on the night OF
the 23d of December, Is4s, an Indented Apprentice
to the Tailoring Business by the of Chas. B. Smith,
He is about feet or inches height with light hair
fair complexion, and rather suIlen countenance. He
had on an Invisible Green Frock Coat Striped Cassi-
mere Pants and fancy Marsailes vest, which he may
probably change he had other clothing with him he
has now some two years to All persons are for
bid employ him in this any other State, in any
pacty Whatever, under the penalty of the law. will
give the above reward for his apprehension and delivery
me, for his committa to Jail until call for him.
THOS. R. FENTRESS,
Merchant Tailor,
Raleigh, N. G..
Raleigh, Jan. IL, ls49. 74l-
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State of North Caroli,ad-Nash County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. Nov Term, ls4s
Harrington Daniel, ps John E. Lindsey ct a-Pettion
to erect Mill.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants, Alfred Lewis and Jesse Pope and Wiie
Susan are nonresdents 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication be made in the North Carolina
Standard for six weeks successively notifying the sald
defendants personally appear before the Justices OF the
said Court the Term thereof to be held at the oou'
House in Nashville oD the I'd Monday in February next,
then and there to show why the prayer of the Pet
ton should not be granted and the land condemned to
the plaintiffs use.
Witness John W. Bryant, Clerk of our said Court at
office in Nashville the I'd Monday of Nov A. D. lS4s.
JNO. w. BRYANT, G. G. c.
(Pr. adv, SIS 623 cts) 7Se-oI.
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Important Remedy.-.Dr. MiIehelEs
rl=[.s4 -5fLs Eve SalVe. &. s. = So


A CERTAIN, safe and effectual cure for sore, weak
"A and infamed Eyes designed expressly for diseases
of the Eyes. The unparalleled success which has at
tended the of this preparation, and the acknowedg
Cd necessity for article which can be relied upon
a remedy in cases of opthamic affections which
prevalent this country, indnce thepropnetor
make arrangements through his Agents. place his
Salve within the reach of every individual he may
need the benefits which may result from its use.
The great advantages possessed by this article over
every other its rtany, safety; convenience and
N.Y. All Physicians admit that great danger to be ap-
pretended from drugging the eye when in an infamcd
and unhealthy state In the of this alye this obec-
ton IS entirely removed harm possibly result
from its use it being, in all applied the external
portions of the eye thereby avoiding all the nconveni-
ence pain and danger, which necessarily attends the in
PRODUCTION of any pungent article into the eye It's ac
vity in subduing the Inflammation is great that but
few cases require the of than one Bottle to eff
feet perfect cure
The above Medicine for Sale in this CITY by Messrs
Williams, Haywood & Go. and by Messrs. Pescud and
johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore bv M
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. 13, 1s4s. 723-9m,
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TJNHE Subscriber having purchased of DIR. c. E. John
son, Jr his entire interest in the late concern, will
continue the Drug and Apothecay business in its several
branches He has recently examined the stock hand
and thrown away such Medicines, &c. inert,
injured by age and received additional supplies needul
make the stock complete, the purity Of ,vch is guar
4ntied He hopes by assiduous attention to business
with the aid of competent assistants to retain the liberal
patronage which extended the late concern and
the trade of many Physicians and other pur-
chasers who have hitherto bought their supplies in Nor
thern markets and elsewhere. p. F. PEScUD.
January /, 1S48. 80 s- rgtai sr 739-
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NOTICES.

NHE Subscriber wishing to remove to the West, Of
ers for sale his tract of Land lying in the County Of
Granville North Carolina three miles South Henderson
Depot containing four hundred and fifty acres of good
corn and wheat land. There is about $50 acres of it
cleared and in good condition for cultivation There
fine it. and the best Meadow for grass
in ethe country. The Plantation is well atered with
good springs &c has on it comfortable Dwelling
House. and all necessary out houses. The wood land is
well mbered with heart pine and oak suitable build
hundred yards of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
and venture say that the most desirable place
in point of health and beauty in the neghborhood.
Persons wishing to purchase had better call soon as
am determined te-se Is For further references apply to
John D. Hawkins, John s. Eaton Samuel Edwards and
VIM. A. Moore. 49,, " VAUGHAN
October II, Ie49. ''' 728-tfs
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State of North Carolina, Wake County

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Move ember Term,
II b5f1s~ ga5.s.i c--1 1S4S. - g. l4-3 - -
Sally A Smith, Widow, gs the heirs at law Sam
Smith, Petition for Dover.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Il John Smith, Zachariah Smith and Abner Smith are
non-resdentso of this State is therefore ordered
by the Court that public advertisement be maden Tie
North Carolina Sandard, newspaper published fRthe
City of Raleigh for six weeks successively, nely
the said John, Zachary, and Abner Smith personally TO
be and appear at next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be holden for the county of Wake Aforesaid
House in the City of Raleigh, then and there to
demnr to said petition otherwise judgment pro con-
esso willbe granted. and the petition heard edrte
as to them. go. -,--..-. r.. +-.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk of said Court
at Office. the third Monday of November. A. D. 1913
ai = t}z' ,s2zt-gJAMES r. MARRIOTT, C. c. c. q
Te(Pr.of Adv. S. % a.. f .r',3z.-, ~ ,735-6w.
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CHEAP ..,.-
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
ACCOUNT b OOk MA NUFA TORY,
AND PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HENRY D. TURNER,


NO /, FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.
VV7OULD invite the attention of his friends and the
w public generally to his choice assortment OF
Standard Works, -,
in the several departments of Literature including The
ology Medicine, Biography, Civil and Ecclesiastical
History Poetry, Natural and Moral philosophy Natural
History Architecture Voyages and Travels, Fine Arts,
Classical and General Literature. ....
School Books,
comprising all the various kinds in use, at the lowest
market price.
Particular attention paid to furnishing Public, Family
Church. Law, and School Libraries
Staple and Fancy Stationery.
English, French, and American, comprising in part
Drawing Writing, Letter and Note Papers Envelopes
Tissue and Fancy Papers, QuiIs, Gold and Silver Pen
oil Cases. Enameled Cards. Black, Blue, Red, Scarlet
and Copying Inks best quality Ink Stands every Variety
Parallel Rules, Red and Black Wax, Gunters Scales
Port Crayons Paints Measuring Tapes, Writing Desks,
Backgammon and Chess Boards, Chess Men, States,
Pocket Books Wallets Purses, Portfolios in great vare
ry Pocket Memorandums Ivory and Pearl Tablets Gard
Cases. Dice and Dice Boxes, Knives of all kinds &c.
Thewhole comprising of the largest and best select
ed Stocks of the kind be found in the United States
Books imported to order.
complete assortment Of blank Books always on hand
Books ruled and bound to any pattern required.
November 1, l64S. 20 10 73O-
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BILLIARD SAL0QN,

,TOM.N- K4.N.EyS .V1EH' LEST!4BLlSAa'MEsH1'
,..l Fayetteville street, Raleigh, NJ Co. =,
lHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
i he has purchased the House formerly owned by Mr..
RoBkRr FINDLArER, and has made extensive improve
ments upon it-having re9ired painted and rennova-
ted the throughout from the cellar to the attic
and he is fully prepared to attend upon all who
may be pleased to favor him with a CALL ....
BrLLIARB TABLB. zsa
Having taken ont License for BILLIARD TABLE,
he respectfully invites the patronage of those who de-
sire to participate in the fashionable and pleasant recrea-
ton it affords. -
~ RRBSHMBMrS.
He is at all times supplied with FRESH OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH BIRDS, and all the delicacies that the
Market affords, which will be served up IN the bestma-
ner and alb times, day night He is also well fur
nished with every variety of rereshment usually kept
in fashionable and well conducted Restaurat. Rooms
for select parties Accommodating Attendants and po
lite Servants always at hand JOHN KANE,
fI-a = " Corner Nearly opposite City Hotel
November 2Oth, Is4s. 738-
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TAYOR-ING G. s., CASSrIMERGING,
FILL--MORE JORUMs, CHIEF--BUTLEs


sassrasld Esntree ConfIdently Pr0gnosticated. Z
~ aaae9 EVERY BODY RUN HERE - ei.'3q
T|NoW all men III particular, women and children
in general (fof purposes Of more general crculaho
BY these presents, that in Of the low prices
and limited foreign demand ascribed to ana
large domestic supply of Broads and cloths, the
copartners,
eLIUB & PR9eHB, R.: H. 1at: 1s.,.
in these adigs intend serve up and adonment
of NJ As and Others who where to look for artls
tic superb and copieus surplus Taylor-ings
Cass-imerings Satnetipgs Cashmerings Vestngs, Ora
vatings and all other things together with any quanu
of sundry and Sunday scome-to-meet1ng umprageous
styIes during the season. their hilome
stand and STALL Ugly Row, opposite Lougees and the
Pepper box and hard by Towles Prmroses, and Ltch-
fords and do hereby authorize and solicit everybody,
every where and every day, and
W. to call and settle for some few OF the tahest,
widest blackes brownest bIuest and most extensive
dido captivating, and succubing killing FITS that ian
or monkey, baboon dandy ever knocked into or
of this terraqueoVs orb. We also herein
to those who have tested artiscal skill In "8Tente-
men costumery and notify others who wish and expect
to 'rehearse anecdotes that due preparation has been
made for all who feel sonclned and in order that every
thing may go smoothly, number OF sclenhc gentie
men, of tasteful art and mered skill hare been engaged
TO be employed with great despatch and promptness on
all customary and customers costume Jobbery We
will therefore say in conclusion, 2: 80
z! - Come every body, old and young, e =.
- Who wish to cut q dash, -, =
:. Now is your time to- come it strong,
Not gratis, but for cash.
BIG . - - fa 81 :. -- BUG-EE.
Messrs. oliver & Proctor
TO their ancient patrons won't say they grateful they
know itbut that they will once more spread themselves
with their usual HighfalMting and lowfauting speed
l5e@< T., .-.s s.-ru ar, =. i ,,7as @. &. P.
Royal Raleigh Ringtail ROusersr ....5ze5a Is
Oct 80, lS4S.sas7 sLsfR sr-11 ~ 5srti ISL
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TTNHE undersigned, although he has pecGnary ia
il terest in the Drug and Apothecary store of p. F.
PEscUD late Pescud & Johnson will continue his pro-
fessional connection with this establishment and super
intend the putting up of his prescriptions heretofore.
He also his friends that the medicines dispensed
here in filing his prescriptions, shall be of the best
quality, and he hopes the patronage will be extend
ed to the present firm that enjoyed by the firm of
Pescud and Johnson. CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. LIST, 1919. Il - -. .739-
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FashionabIe Clothfng!
sAMUELH. MARKS,

. -. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, CIGARS, AND
- teTrs -ea FANCY GOODS. "
\" 0ULD respectfully inform his town and country
w friends and the public generally, that by recent
arrivals from the Northern Cities, he is enabled to offer
greater inducements in his line than any other house in
Petersburg he having taken much larger house, Give
doors below his former stand and adding at acosidera-
BILE expense large Establishment for the mandatory of
Confectionery of every description say with conf
dence that he sell good articles and at low prices
be purchased any of the Northern cities. He
would particularly invite all Country Merchants who
about making their purchases, to give him CALI g..
SAMUEL II. MARKS.
N. B. All those disposed to favor with their
dcrs, may rely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention.s ,gze ~ rsaT ~ s-s -Ul S. H. M
q. Septembery27. t ,,.a---. - - s 726-
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Das1sierrotype Likenesses, f

DasaierrOtype Likenesses- for $3.50.
OF the very best colored aud finished, of all sizes,
Dand warranted to please. The Subscriber fatters
himself from three four years experience and having
all the new improvements, that his work VIII De wen
a~.oto5 Members and others will call at his Gallery,
at the Jewellery Store of Palmer and Ramsay,s. -.
~ a|t 'ne - - 80 EJOHNrC. PALMER
- 1,,,.;l c1,,, 5oo 1a4a sgg -1.sgss s7t ty 733--
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RICH MERCHANDISE,


P0R NEW YEARS GERTs, &C.,
Attraction for Ladies q GemtIein EN-.
More New Goods, from New York.
addition to the very elegant and extensive assorte
| ment of STAPLE, AND -FANC YaDRH GOODS
recently announced in the public prints the
has now the pleasure Of informing the intelligent reader
that he received another supply of equally Tich
and beautiful Fancy Dry Goods, which altogether makes
his assortment ample IN pap
as follows, to-Wit: s.g.. .is 4
Plain, plaid and striped super blk. Aipaccas,
Plaid and satin striped mohair and JInney LIND,
Rich brocaded and changeable silk Alpaccas'
Mohar and arago Plaids, e$41' -
Splendid French coehineal Prints, - 50
American and English do. sHast tf - 49, ~
Super glossy blk and colored Silks, SSH
Observation-Disclosures and Lamartine PiaIds,
Splendid Cashmere Shawls, ls s :
SUP. BLUE and BLK CLOTHS, S+ga 5si
BLK. AND FANCY C.dSSLhERES. a
| @ERMLNETS yAN.D KENTUCKY JEdJNS,
White and red Flannels, z'ts'- -
Worsted Shirts and Drawers, e.
| ~ FASHIONABLE HATS. AND CAPS. sf6
ALSO,
splendid lot of New Style Goods, for Ladies Spring
Dresses.
Members of the Legislature and others, desirous OF
presenting their families and friends with superlavely
beautiful New Years Gifts selected from rich and
splendid stock of Fancy Dry Goods, just at hand, are
respectfully invited to call and get bargains
=. , f3g's7se.a ai-s.c THOS. A MITCHELL -
RaleiSh Dec. 20, lS4S. s ss..g,.s 737. rs
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State of North Carolina, FranAcli,s County

State of North Carolina, Franklin County
Superior Court Of Law, Fall Term, A. D. ls4s. =
Thomas L. Clifton, Tilman Clifton; WhlieS, Clifton,
Boiling Clifton, Elizabeth Jones and Goodwin Jones
her husband, and Elizabeth Clifton, Mary Clifton,
Martha Clifton, Charles H. Clifton Julius Clifton,
Sidney Clifton, Willie Clifton and Ann Clifton by r.
r. S. Lawrence, Guardian pendent lite Ridley Cliff
ton, Ann Walland Frederick Wall her husband Pc
tition for Partition of Real Estate
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants in this case, Ann Wall and her husband
Frederick and Ridley Clifton, reside beyond the limits of
this therefore ordered that publication be made
the North Carolina STANDARD weeks for the said
defendants appear at the Superior Court of Law
to be held for the County of Franklin aforesaid, the
second Monday after the fourth Monday in March next
"A. ID. 1S49 then and there plead answer or demur,
the said Petition of the Plaintiffs will be taken
them pro conesso, and Judgment rendered accordingly
r. R. 8. LAWRENCE, C. s.. c.
Dec. 26, 1S4S. 1856
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DISSOLUTION:

of Pescud & Johnson is this day dissolved by mutu-
ad p F. Pescud is alone authorized to settle up
t b bu siness of the late concern. p. f. PESCUD,
.. ' .-- -e C. E. JOHNSON, Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. l., Ie49. 739-
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CLOTIIINlGl CLOTHING!

= - = TUESDAY, Dec. 26, 1S4S.
ID ECEIvED and opened this morning, direct from
Hour manufactory in Newark, New Jersey sZ4I
49, 36 Cheap Tweed Frock Goats,
"a Pairs Cashmere Pants tf' ~ E'tff
sasf- "a do. Satt. = do. - .,-
~: 36 Fine Blk Satin Vests,
f. "a do do Cloth Frock Coats. " .'
.-. ~ .r- yrs~- ALSO, .el- i-s
On hand large lot of fine and Cloaks which
will be offered at reduced prices for cash. Call at
s.-- --.e E. L. HARDING'S -.
......r. Clothing Store.
Raleigh, Dec. S7th, 1e4s., 7ssA