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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

STRANGE SuIcIDE.-!The Forsyth (Ga.) Bee of
the 25th ult, records a suicide OF an unusual char
acter. person by the name Of Sutton having,
against his wifs's Temonstrance, purchased q grog
shop at Van buren,, which led him into bad hsb-
its, and caused him TO resolve upon removing his
family TO that town, Mrs. Sutton came to the des-
perate resolution ofdestroying herself and children
that view on the night of the 10Th ult., when her.
self, her two children, and negro girl were in
the house, she fastened the doors, and set il on
FIRE. The Oldest child and negro girl made their
escape, but the mother and youngest child perish
cd in the flames. -"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

NASKIS CLorH.--Most, If not all, the Nankin
now sold In our markets, 10 OF American fabric.
II is manufactured from Nankin cotton, grown in
Georgia, and Is spun and woven at the Lonsdals
Mills, In Rhode Island. The culture of Esnkin
cotton was introduced TO this oeEntry BY the late
John Forsyth, tomerly; minister to Spain, after-
wasde Seesss.ary of State, under the sdministra-
s.,,n of General Jackson and Martin Van Buren,.
II il now grown in large quantities by many Of the
planieu Of Georgia, and commando ready sale ct
s;sh prices. Mr.. Forsyth procured the seed from
ne American Consul at Canton, and at the outset
he project Of growing ii in this country was deem
al Wild and cRimerical. Il 10 Of dafker hue han
the China article and mot % aandsorae, So
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,,s,rust,o,,hni been received a. Ssn1 = - - :
hes,h az lave, out OF nine mel belonging s y
,sstT dsssind sa California uidt .ns "a on
n NJ Green Marshall. Ihey were s.ss. ~ the
he 2o,h Msish, BY 40 ApsG6s l1a,s and he
ne Cila. rley killed 70 q NJ Rabert Ward
zee iitmaIl GU. to pieces, bot lklfiss % save
,hsir lives and get to Gussavas. For fourtesn
ssys. thsy had 70 subsst on 'shst aaiy could pick
m q. ne so,d.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

IxpIlEs ON rHS Rfo GRAEDH.--rhe star Of ne
2lsl says laai the poss rider between BIO tirhnde
city and Corpus Christi was fuislsd BY Indians on
his last Trip, and narrowly escaped; also, thai
parry Of traders from Gueners, five in nurni'e' -
,h.;, xVav IN fs,---s- - - =.
- ..r~s xnnsti, with number OF
pack mules, were atta0ked BY die indiai!s near
place called the Presel0s, about SIXTY Mills fsom
Corpus Oh isii, end one Of The psTts killed, anclh'
q MORALLY wounded, and The uhole 81 tnsn cansl'
lsda taken. Tne wcursdsd man died lbet'ore be
could be brought In. a party OF lndisrs wu seen
near the Alsssn on he 9th inst, By some OF the
Mexicsns employed ON Cpl Kinnsy's rsnoho.-
They were supposed 70 be down there M The p1f'
I@~~s If snlina houna ~ m m frni W W i H4 IN
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Il has been s..,ounced that several vessels built
- :. 49,. wonId sail for California through
ins 81. IavIeuce. Op application 70 the Geysmo5
General of Canada for permission TO pes 49,,
down the rivsE, that functioaaV positively rsiasse
~ nsnonl
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

1.-TWO delightful rooms can oehad with board,
4 at the corner of Third and Walnut streets,
n application be made soon.
ALso-Several gentlemen can be accommo-
dated Win or without rooms. Iiy 2l-tf
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

LlNhhFooA@s sAlg N0lhs
commercial snars during the past week have pre-
Tnse no new feature requiring particular Temsrk.-
.ae prospects generally, continue 70 improve, rather
- oherwise End appearances indicate that business
~ Continue active and healthy. Accounts from the
Measscunng districts continue satisfactory, and Cotton
nc NO0en Goods fair. Business Is going forward.
.neie has been q moderate but siesoy business going
VAC N The produce market 81 fU prices The
zooei market 4 steady. AmsTicsn stocks have con
. ssd hrm U. S. per cents, 10st, Pennsylvania 6s
G0ron-Fsir Upland 6Sd; Mobile Go Fair orleans
~ tno mlddHng qualities sgd per pound
,slcots hAkRET-The current value Is as follows:
sseIn Canal per bbl 22S25s lid; Philadelphia 25a26s
nore ss9ls Cd, Ohio 2Ss26s, Sour rs 6da2ss; Wheat
800 ID for United States Red; White ana Mixed IS
OSra u less request at eea30 Tor white and yellow.
iollos 81. Provisions are in good demand and
hrm, but sales liEliteds Bscon is In ssye re.
49, noe Eastern 36s4ls; Western ranging from 23s3O
y2leers bring from n 22s; there is s1eady demand
LeLo and prices have advanced Cd 10 f. per ewt he
soa.n eoniinDe satisfactory for Gotten and manufac
80 nom the manufacturing districts; also, In Cotton
~ "OoAeh goods fsir business Is dong.
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d
from sag Of e 30 many, both Al the innocent as
ofinfAney more vigorous and ass of nae
hood has length met ~ osne a1d sntidois and rs vi
sdecz upon ne syxtsm aid b. re Pow eriul
influence Of ms preP<rsuoE. A htte sEsndChiia hr.
wm- Yxfisks weod-eofasr, vas al.eksd VITA Scarlet
Fever, which lei her N dreadful sfaie, Der body vas
cove red with parslcs of scarlet etVtlonzs laTge smp
some thing IKE be, and a. sass two inches IN diazae
ter made s sPpesrHnee On the shoaiaer Which bTOks
spi an almost incr>b.s eaznrty OF most of
enzive matter; and bssiass s, lTss Qs.ntiy was d
charged hon the cam Of vsry c1snSss enarae;er.-
Amost despArns q ever sloppils ne discharge, thsy
made TIA q SANDS sARs1P1 RILLA A, whlsa eject.
cd complete cure, he chiid having AIKEN oiy oot
easets Of his horSls disease, IA. Pltrck wllb< pea
I'D 70 INFORM person % the correctness ina
statement they sA1 Al his TeSd0.se n Exeter street
near Fzwa street.-B@@ii1krr S<z-
The foVs~ns tessinouzi TO tha v.ss of Ire sAns.a-
riua, d from The Rev. LstheE Wnsht, sssa lSGes,
Conversational Minister, realizing Al woo.x
wosUns, Mass. Nars<k fsss.
nessrs. sAxDss GsnlsmeR-From u1ft have sxue-
rencsd and from NE llormnuon ~ 4fscenlly Teesp
ed from panber Of persons % hssssPes -
Sat thsi il : most vsasbls <1sae, AaI tAss he "a,
aaiy sastsine 81 ExFxnIxs Bd sl,aossS its rsSsts
don ana unity ysry sxisnsiys. saasl.s iced
sictsd By disease % become sss.llsS llh ne ksEI
cAcr and Powkz Of yosr yll1sbs msdicsae.
lam, ssnsmsa. pstendJ and very ts.ly yoarz.
- LeIhhh Whl6hl.
of wlhaa, New YORK. Sosi alss By y. b. Wider q Co..
Louisyilet G. W. Merton, Lexington; Geo. Gilman,
PARIS; Seaton & sharp, Aayssnei y. B. hlnm2ns Cts
einnat3 ID. CrAshead Indian. Poas Ia ard ~ aEsss
Prise 81 per BoIns. slz Bottles tor -.
Decembe Is. lS4S-fyeoG
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DAAN0-r0RTEs.-we have Just received an In.
voice Of Fortes and beautiful pstfe rus
which In addition 70 former stock rrndcr our a.,
sortment one Of the most complete and vsed ever OF
Tered to the Western public. We have now in store
I mannheim carved rosewood octaye pano. Forts
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

DAANo-ROBTBB.-Weh have Just received an In. /
which in addition to former sock, rendc our a.
sertment one Of the most complete and vsned Of
Sss.. nsss
+. ::: 90. a.....s g e s DO:
pam .SssIe table, do q 20 DO,
round sornered do g DO do; 1
Gothic tablet rosewood octave Piano Force with
assA tablet rosewood sOenve PianO-Fsrtss. win
plain guar: rosewood Oet.v. Piano POrtes, with
sssi ,I sai:ssd mahogany oe..v. p,.ne-Fon.,
Tss:s rssno For.es A.. .oas ., New Ysss n..u.su
rsrr prices and are wsrsntsd.
8sssond hand Pianos bought. exchanged. and TO
a Always on hand wholesale and retain Massesl
insuemsnn ofan Kinds. Music Books, and ne largest
q 'A''' AP, srS z 3 iS wks y Ne w co
Music and Book Dealeu,
July TT Next to Bank Of LoaisviDs.
=. H. srsAAxs ozAusczY oAnRnSrxa-
FLAMING u wKATHKR-BoARDING MILL
STEARNS & CO.
LAR6R assortrasns OF FLOORING, SHELVING,
"a MISUNDERSTANDING, as-, constantly On
a~wsArHRR-B BOARDING, FLOORING, Sc.,
sawed and dIssssd to order. covrseros, Ky.
June Mt
NOTICE no TAILOKs.
Of Chased waiiins. slask and vhits for ths use Of
tsnors and eothisrs II 70 Of the very best quality, Of
THO kns0 required, well giaxsd and sold lower than
the Eastern article. We making IL in SUFFICIENT
Quantities 10 supply the whole Of The Ale
Shsniss ordsron dry goods jooesrs, eioshisrs. e.,
| !" : - - RUSSELL q srBARSB.
Cincinnati. January 20. isss.-u
q. q. BA8klkN,
COLLECTOR AND GENIAL AGENT,
3D. 30 I<sisGfes, N. -
WILL .ssssS promptly @ any bushes snts1.ssa .
ans accounts. q, &c. Charges modsnts. 80
APm !. ~ = -LL-a IL -.--.
TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS. . !
John =. RAsT. ..-
MANurAcruRKR AND InPoRrn OF
SNUFF, CIGARS, SMOKING AND
e.a CHEWING TOBACCO. ll
No. -, Third strsat. between Jeasnon and MARKET,
Jsnn-u LogIsvuL., ~
| NEW STEAM YURNITURB FACTORY.
| CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH sTs..
/ IouIsvILLB, 1T.
WE are prepared to manufacture every thing in Oh
w Ina, on tsrr1s - favorable - any oeher estsousn
msntin the West The patronage Of ne punne u sens
tied "i
wA-r.D.-cAsuy walnut. Sycamore. Gum sndPop
Ass. Cd. 81 In. q A. J.LINCoLN.
. UnRpHABa.s MARnLR YARD.
4 Mkru sTRxEr NRAR uurK. .-e-.
liz KEEP on hsnd for sae, at the lowest cash rates
ever descrirscn Of Marble work. Iw1 supply th<
ssAs via vsrmsnt Maxbie Il - cents per foot Marb,
from & .a .ns 1ss.
Pisstsr of PARA ground do. for msnarzg purposes
& Whts sara, Naibls Duss for sedA yster. nre bnck
1 snA 0ay. Hydrssls csns.t ~ comma: Lln.. Pei
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

THE U. STATES DISPENSATORY.
UUsT PUBLIsHKD-TAs Eirhth Ka,,,on os Uoon
- bACHRS United STATES Daspsusatory vith
many Improvements. For sale bT
HkCkWITH q MORTON,
-. . az Main 81.
avg W huveQ's old stand.
PROF. MILLER'S WORK ON HUMAN
.. PARTURITION.
pRIcR REDUCED TO - 80. An orders should
BECkwITH & MORTON,
husD At Aaxwen's cid stand.
LYNCH'S DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
DRICE q. Our country customer, who f.a,d "a
get copy OF the first edition can now Be sure on
getting II BY Addressing
BEcKwITa q MORTON,
aug 10 632 Main street
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

Inst<aesfea In sfagia1 and On The Piano-
Eorse.
MADAhk ABLAhOWiCZ bess to announce to the
IVA ladies OF Louisville and vicinity that shs has come
TO reside In this city, and that she will be happy 70
deyots her leisure hours 10 the instruction OF fs aides
in singing and ths Pi.>- rsEss.
S.s P~TuS1Ars Can SsertAir ed correctly ol.lr a,
corner Of First. &C.,
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Arrival Of III. steamer Falcon from ch.srs..

NEW OKLEAEs, Aag. 4.
Ihe Falcon arrived last night from Chagres with
=. passengers, and s175, 900 In gold dust The
10y season had commenced. Much sickness
neseneo 10 ohagres. The captain Of the Falcon
iRotS NAT he saw . wreck ashore at Providence
so supposed 70 be the propeller Col. Stanton,
h hSn ms port fcr Chsgres. Tbs Falcon does not
ns any news from San Francisco later than
.a. eieady received BY the Crescent City. The
Senent that General Smith had taken refuge on
fuP ltom Mobile Ia false. Real estate at San
assseo 70 eloEnollsly high. hotel named
~ fHke House" rents for SOS 900 per year.-
sns accounts from The gold regions, which
s --e through Mexican sources, "a false. acceunts
~. ne mining regions are very favorable, The
S shiiaaeiPhia, trom Philadelphia, was burned
we waters edge al San francesca. Gen. nllss
.. - summoned convention 10 meet At Mc-'---
msn1 ~ s~Ysenoer, 10 form plan Of Govern.
mss.; there were 90 or 90 careoes of goods re.
mel ensoid at San Francisco, though i'm.
m;nss iusntiiies of gold have been found a. the
Ts sno they are considered as inexhaustible.
bas;.Meic asnis at San Francisco are doins fut
srsrss. They charge 10 per cent for selling and
"a nsfe1.rdise consigned 70 them.
- hr~nriaco = mad. Tia xsm.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

1esus. A. B. a d. sksDss-sssors 1 soanm.n-ss
ag yoar s<rxzp<riiz, slasnnss were almost past
eaprsSSon; my throat was com plntely llceTaled,
resdfu couyh, and there hsnsnty toketh-
CT could nos spe&k above Whisper; and beslss
the Inflammation nom my throat exfsaaed 10 my head
that my hearing vas very mucf impaired. Alter a
king the sars@psIllaa Short Time my heath mpIOxed
and my throat - nov vel, am Tree from cough and
pghtness q TIE chest We, hsaT cute
distinctly. Ny throat has been slEsS mOsths
the VI winch - been cestsd snrsy ~ zes Of
tour frfend LOUISA n REVAM
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NANCY j. MILLER. as Sullivan 81.
SANDS CELEBRATED sARSAPARILLA.
SORE THROAT.

sIollo~tns Is sxrr.st nom lsiif rscsixed from
Mrs. Bevan. who had been ass.a ssssrna years vita
serofuous Uaiesn. DysPePss &s., and recently an a.
te.. ion of he throat and skezfs--
BkxLxrssuns Va D.e n 49,
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-07
To the AffIfcted.-Hast Compound
SVFuD of NaDtha.

rs new being used in nearly all our hospitals. and
4 also coming in rapid among our best physicians
for coughs colds and all diseases Of the lungs 1t has
been recommended in the worst state OF consumption
by the ebrated physician, Doctor Mott New York;
and Dr. Arnold of Savannah, Geo. writing to the agent
at New York, under date of JAM 3d. 1915: "lreceiV,
ed the half-dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you and convinced that Naphtha is the PrlncI-
pal Ingredient Enclosed is twenty-five dollars, Tor
which you will send me two dozen and-ahaf bottles
more. / have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefited by ft.''
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9Th. le4S.
Mr.. NJ. A. F. HARRISON
Dear Sir-At the suggestion of DR.. Arnold, the ply
sean of the Hospital of which of the direcors
I would like to supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The Doctor ordered some days since, some
for the use of the Hospital Should you deem proper
send the article liberal terms. can forward the
sale OF it in our city. Yours truly,
J. TURNER g. BROS.
None genuine without the Written SingnGtTe of NJ
A. F. HARRISON the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for i've dollars
The usual allowance to the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescnd & Johnson,
aad Williams, Haywood. & Co, Raleigh N. c.
Nov. IL, 1913. 7S2-1y.
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Gunns Domestic Medicine.

nR Poor Mans friend, in the hours ofafflction pain
AIand sickness, safe and reliable guide-Ray
copy, price three dollars.
This book points out plain language free from doc
tors terms the diseases of men, and children, and
the latest and most improved means used in their cure
is intended expressly for the benefit of families 1t also
contains descriptions of the medical roots and herbs
the United Sates and how they be used in the cure
OF diseases. lit Is arranged and simple plan
which the medicine is reduced to principles of common
sense This invaluable book has passed through many
editons has now been revised and improved in every
respect and enlarged nearly double its former size
and contains nine hundred octave pages 1t does mol
propose to dispense with physicians in cases.
but 1t does propose thousands and tens OF thou
sand annually, by putting the means of into every
mans hands, and of saVingmany valuable lives (Which
of far imporance9 by nstructng individuals how
to check disease in its beginnings, before it has acquired
too much strength to resist and overcome.
OPiNIoSs OF THE PREss. "W We seldom take upa
book of this class with any favorable impressions for we
tear quackery and Preension have been atwoTk for w
poor man; but in this work all preudices were con-
quered. Professional men well as others we see
cheerully recommend this book which has, in its amPr
pages much Of the necessary instruction to ward OH
to cure disease. Neso York EIWes''
The great advantage possesses over all other books
ofthe kind that the author has avoided all Latin terS
this Is what has brought Dr. Gums work into such eI
tenslye family use.1e,iasN NesO Orleans PtcGyHae'
" As medical Wade Mecun, it has for years stood
high; and now sinceits revision, Raymond's copy VIII
take the lead of all similar works. Mobile Daily Ad
Its extensive sale has established its worth and stamped
1T as standard and useful book. Kentucky GGzels
For sale at the old established North Carolina BOOK
Store, by ..st H. D. TURNER.
. Raleigh, Jan 10 1879 t''l TAI
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REV. DIR HOOPER,S III
FAMILY SCHOOL, IN THE COUNTRY.

Near ZittEetOn Depot, W0TTeHt Co., ~ q.
YNHE Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty years
as an instructor in the Colleges of the two Caronas
is desirous retire, for the rest of his life, to more
private situation He proposes, therefore, to open in
January next, the place aforementioned, Select
School for Boys 6etaUeep and Is gears Of Gge in
which their intellectual and moral cultivation be
carefully attended to- and where they will be Withdrawn
from the usual temptations of towns and villages
The subscriber hopes that his long services in public in
stitutions have made him sufficiently known to the pub
lie furnish parents guaranty that their sons If en-
trusted to him. will be well taught and well taken Of
He is happy also to add that he is to have the asss
lance of Prof. J. DeOerniere Hooper, for
many years past instructor in Classics and Modern Ian
guages, in the University of this State.
TERMS, $500 per annum for those who study Mod
ern Languages $50 extra. The first year there will be
ommodations for only "A l6; applications, therefore
should be early made No boys fifteen will be TAX
en- if sufficient number under that age he offered
All other particulars given in Circular, which will
be sent any application 10 the subscriber at
Wake Forest College N c.. till the 5th of December
next; after which time, application must be made to
him at Littleton, Warren County. n. G.
-s.s-,' --'5 W. HOOPER.
November 6, 1913. f3s-tf
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NHE Subscriber having purchased of DR.. c. E. John
son. Jr, his entire interest in the late concern will
continue the Drug and Apothecay business several
branches He has recently examined the stock on hand
and thrown away such Medicines, &C. were inert or
injured by age and received additional supplies, neenl
to make the stock complete the purity of ,eie guar
atied He hopes, by assiduous attention to business
with the aid of competent assistants retain the liberal
patronage which extended to the late concern and
to the trade of many Physicians and other pur-
chaser who have hitherto bought their supplies in Nor
thern markets and elsewhere. P. F. PESCUD.
January /, lS4S. s-s 739-
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Important Remedy--.Dr. MitcheIl's
Eve SalYe.

CERTAIN, safe and effectual cure for sore, weak
IA and inamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
of the Eyes. The unparalleled success which has at
tended the of this preparation, and the acknowledge
ed necessity for article which can be relied upon
remedy in of Opthamc affections which
prevalent in this country, induce the proprietor to
make arrangements through his Agents. to place his
Save within the reach of every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its
The great advantages possessed by this article
every other its rainty safety convenience and econo
my All Physicians admit that great danger is to be ap
pretended from druggng the eye when in infamcd
and unhealthy state In the of this Save this obec
ton is entirely removed, harm possibly result
from its it being in all applied to the external
portions of the eyes thereby avoiding all the nconveni
ence pain and danger which necessarily attends the in
PRODUCTION of any pungent article into the eye. Its
vity in subduing the inflammation is great that but
few require the of than Bottle to eff
feet perfect cure.
The above Medicine for Sale in this City by Messrs.
Williams Haywood & Co. and by Messrs. Pescud and
Johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore by Nj.
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh Sept. Is, 1s4s. 723-9m.E =
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TAYOR-ING IS GAsS1 MERGING,
J6RIJt1a, - CIaIIsf- -AI5UI1lEsR


Grand Entree Conf fIv Frognosti icatea.
5a EVERY BODY RUN HERE
TZ NOW all men in and children
l in general, or purposes general
BY these presents that In Of the low prices
and limited foreign demand ascribed to fevolutons and
large domestic supply of sroads and " cloths, the
co-paftneFs fflf - tssfR ssgsai 2 - 49, tt
eLrvE PI2e eeIE, "a a., 81. 51s. s.sL.. !. I
in these intend to serve mp for and adoEhment
of NJ Ais and Others who knew whore to look for artis
tic points-her superb and ccpious surplus
Cassmerings Satinetings, Cashmefings Nestngsy Cra
vatings and all other things, together with any
of sundry and Sunday com e=to=meeting umbrdgeous
styles, during the season, at their whiome
and STALL Usly Row, opposite Longees and the
Pepper box and hard BY Towles s and Litch-r
and do hereby authorize and solicit everybody,
every where and every day. and collective
widest, backest brownest bllest and most extensive
captivating and succumbng killing FRS, that
or monkey, baboon dandy was ever knocked into
on this terraqueous orb We also herein intimate
to those who have tested artsica skill Gentle
men cosumery and notify others who wish and expect
to "reheare anecdotes that due preparation has been
made for all who feel inclined and in order that every
thing may go on smoothly, number of scientific gentle
men, Of tasteful art and merited skill hare been engaged
to be employed with great despatch and proptness
all customary and custoinef,s costume Jobbery We
will Therefore say in conclusion, -
Come every body, old and young,
Who wish to cut dash, - slsst4
Now is your time to come it strong, = ~ -
Not gratis, but for cash
Messrs. oliver & Proctor
TO their ancient patrons won't say they grateful they
know tbu that they will once more spread themselves
with their usual and lowfaiiuting speed
s...g. o5441 41ie,a.. II, .9sltt5.sfe ,5e o. &. p.
Royal Raleigh Ringtail Rousers. & ,,..S.5...
Oct' oV' 1910. s.-6F sJC fI4-i - Jlf- t9A-.
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Valuable River Lands for Sale.

A TRACT of Land lying (more than mile in frontl
IA on Alabama River, in Wilcox county, four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Brdgeportcontain-
ing thousand and eighty acres-al of which is Low
Grounds, except eighty which is up Land and
good spring it. The Low Grounds all lie high and
Wood Land, exceptenough fresh cleared Land on it to
work twenty-five thirty hands, Framed House;
Crib, Negro Houses, &c. Spring w ater, 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, Kitch-
en-, &c, healthy location for Family residence
any in the Southern County All the above Lands
would sell accommodating terms price and pay
ments. M. H. :PETTWAY.
Near Canton Post Office Wilcox Co., Alabama.
T39-lOw.
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State of North Carolina, Franklin County.
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, A.-D. -fs4s.
Thomas L. Clifton, Tilman Clifton, WiieS. 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 Wall and Frederick Wall her husband Pc
tition for Partition of Real Estate.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
i defendants in this case, Ann Wall and her husband
Frederick and Ridley Clifton, reside beyond the limits of
this tatet therefore ordered that publication made
in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks for the said
defendants to appear at the next superior Court of
be held for the County of Franklin aforesaid on the
second Monday after the fourth Monday in March next
A. D. 1S49, then and there to plead demur
the said Petition of the Plaintiffs will be taken as to
them pro conesso and judgment rendered accordingly.
it+ R. R. 5. Law RENEE, G. S. G.
Dec. 26, Is4s. 1886.