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al ibe rssul', as a mater OF compromise, after
iull d,liheraion.
Mr. SrOVaL.L argued that the amendment
was Pregnant with mischief.
Mr.. II. then, at The instance OF his friends,
wihdfea the amendment.
Mr RiVES rose TO oppose The sections We
MAD begun a. The wrong end. We had better first
project The single women. Before MIR r. had
proceeded lar, he gave way To
Mf fRlCE who moved an amendment, so that
inc wiie's slaves during the covenuic, shall MOI.
oe SUBJECT 10 The husbands lie interest in The
same" lner slaves)-and further, providing thar
y !ne vile die with issue, the husband Shall have
lille interest 10 The same.
al ,nIs point in the proceedings. on motion OF
Mf DARRACOTT, the bill was laid on the la
Die.
Mr u. said he rose TO perform the melancholy
onsy Of announcing the ccah Of Mar Thomas L
NELSON, the First Door keeper OF The Senate He
desired iospeak no euiogum on MIR n, whom
ne mad always i,unt 10 be q gentleman and a
cnfistian. II was pleasure 10 hrs friends 10 be-
iieve, that re sas in better wo:.J, wncrc The
wicked Cease lrom troubling, and Inc weary at
rest"
OG his moiinn, in respect 10 the memory Of The
deceased, he House a jpu,1ed.
Foor Nelson was buried his evening in a
beautiful grove near The Snrina.; The Rev. Mr.
Atkinson Of WalrenIon, ,ficiaiue.
w q D
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HEALTH OF THE STATE OFFICERS.

HEALTH OF THE STATE OFFICERS.
We clip the following from the Lynrhburg
Virginian, and tender 10 the Tirginian our
thanks for its solicitude;
Gas to the prescription Of Mr.. Heath and his
little bard Of Wing brethren, VINO, for made
OIL tie compensation DO valuable services 10 The
damp rooms of the basement of The Capiiol,
does The Lynchbyrg Republic n reflect upon Inc
dilemma 10 which i, would place It's Partyf :
Does it not krnw that for many years, the iact
tina, these n'emcn have not been disturbed,
has furnished available capital 10 Democrats
editors and oralors7 What would they do IL
;bsy could no longer point to the standing mn
nm. MS contained in the basement Of The Ca
pitol Of Democratic magnanimIty, and aversion
10 proscri, tion!'
Wo profess 70 DO humane.-to entertain the
most sincere regard for the health Of our citi
zens, whether they be Wings or Democrats.
Now, during the past Winter, we rccollrct 10
have heard coughs issuing from tho lungs OF Sc
veral OF the patriotic gentlemen who dii the
>t,,e some service : 10 the damp rooms Of the
basement of his Capitol" for inadequae com
pensotlon'' u This state Of things grieved
US. II caused us 10 reflect up,n mode Of re
lief for This little band The De 90 ra al
Washington has kindly come to our assistance
and in rsmedying the uron scf the Taylor Ad'
mini,trsl on. we take an efeclual method for
preserving the h IT. Of Messrs Heath Brown
Lawson. &C. While we strike blow for JUS
T,cr. we aim ono, al the same time. for HI
u.srrY. How thankful these gentlemen
should be 10 US for the humble part we take in
mi, matter. damp rooms" will DC cGchang
ed for salubriou, atmosphere -"lnsdeqaste
compensation" for "quid pro quo" if the Legis'
lalure hu, do its duty. The State has been un.
grateful to these patriots, and The sooner the
representatives Of the people rectify the error
the better. We are unwilling that any set Of
gentlemen should receive injustice at the hand,
Of the Democratic party, and, therefore, think il
improper ,ha, they should rsspPoint men to Of
foe with inadequate salaries" We have no
doth, Ina. there ars number Of "capsble, no
nest and faithful Democrats who could he
found willing TO accept these 81 ualions. ant
who might Ind no cause 10 complain OF inc
sdamp room,," or The inadequate salary
While on ,hi. subject, we will state, for the TO-
formation of the Lynchourg yirgiaian, that o.
the "liltle band" in the Capitol, there are
In the Office OF Au iitor Of Public acoou'ts
FIVE Wings and one Democrat
In the Office of Second Auditor four wings
In the Trsasurer's Office three Wings.
Iu The Registers Office one Wing and two
| Democrats.
In the Public Library three wbiss.
Clerk OF The Council is Wing.
poorseeper of tho Council a Democrat
Hero are seventeen Wings and four Demo
crats!
Call you this "litsla band Of Whis beth
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II The indspositnn OF our regular mailing
clerk, together with sickness amongst the Other
hands Of our office for several weeks past, forms
an apology for any failures which may have oc-
cunr 10 the reception Of the Enquirer in due
inc al the various pos:-ofIices of our subscri.
Der. 10 the country. Our hands are all again at
hrir posls-s irving we are sure, 10 give salts
taciion Il 4 cnnr'rn.f
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN who was educated tn my School.
"A and who 10 qualified to teach Latin, Greek french
and Mathematics, and The usual English branches o.
slres employment either as pnyale .uso o. as .n1
x.aIs, rxoer,enos in lsaehne and can bring saisfae
Tory testmopals from those IN whose lamil,s: DC has
taught. Hs would expect ss,s o. a. 49, al,
Julyi7--cN
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COMMISSIONER WArspN's OFFICE, I

CuMMisStuNEa WArSuN'S UrrIce,t
RICHMOND 25th June, 1919. !
IT CIrcuit Court OF the United States, for the h
y Clrcuit and Eastern District Of Virginia, held at
the Unnsd States Courl Room. IN the city Of Rich.
rnond, on thr s4.h dty Of May, le4a; 49,
Edmund Christian, Assignee In Bankruptcy OF VIII.
liam Allen, riantin:
against
Samuel Puam, Wellington Goddn, and others,
On the date aforesaid, Il was. among Other t.ines,
decreed thar the commission.r shall take an account
or all tho claims OF tho different Creditors nj the saf
Alien, who Interested IN the proce dings ~ this
CASE calcula ing In crest the principal suHs m
tie usual way He shall apporton the fund among tho
cfed.lors give tboso who re referred ~ lhe
d..di m. mr. c.rdiny. m nonnd distrbu able shares
in the rate Of thirty three hfy eghths per crntnin o.
heir re-. scuv1 claims, and To the upPrrferrrd credit
or, In IN, rate five ty rg.Js per ccniun o.
their re pectve cIams-that 10 To say. the whole dis
trnutabie subject sha hc distributed among Inc crs
Lnos-snd In that distribution tho rate Of DIVIDEND IN
favor Of tho preferred ctedlofs as aforesaid small %
In the fate OF d irnd ~ favor OF the unufriered Gro
d,tors as hriyihree City e'ghths Is 10 twenty-five
6(ty eigh,hs he shall credit the Trustees lthc SAID
pu'Iian, and Goddinl b. all proper charges dl,husS-
mr mis- and expenses Incurred made by them In rea-
King the SUBJECTS and taking care OF preserving
and managing the SAM aud shall allow the trustees
Ihe u.u Al COMM ssion Tor doinB-Wlch said credits
snail come Of Tho fund. He shall call on all
creditors and parties interested In the said case by 2v-
inr them notice exhibit their claims, or attend 10
,hs n.erests involved In thi. case aud show II
any they can, disposed, against the popoeo
co,no oinise-te trno intent nd meaning OF this or.
der being 10 have sush proceedings neIofe tns Iom
mi. soner, and such report made thereon rs will co.
able this Court 10 decide whether tho proporrd or any
oher compromise, should be carried into effect ana
sanctioned by the Court, or whether the case must DO
adudicased upon the strict law applicable TO tho same.
Tho parties to tho forefong suit will please take no
tice that have fixed upon MONDAY. the gun Gay OF
August ls49, between the hours OF " oelocn, Us
and O'Clock, r. VI and 20 from Gay 70 ~, ~,
tho same hours fsundays excepted, uaui MONDAY me
day september ss at .n, once ina as Inc Ds
~ psa.s oil n,hrr duties required OF me Ger tho
S,erse from which extracts are annexed when and
vbrre tho parties will attend
June 25-eQt WIN WAlsoc, lon 2.
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mo Thomas Adsns, Mobile; Burwell soseley,
hIan Y Stokes. John c NTH, William @ Pollard
mad sarah bis wife ,Jamos Pollard and Georsiana hs
wife !.
r.xx Norrea-I shall apply 10 tho County Court Of
Hanuco county op the drst day Of the August term
next ensuing, 10 appoint Commissioners TO asses tho
yauo Of eertiin lands In tho city Of Richmond, owned
in M or Ia whole by you, Iyias between Broad and
F,snslin sirssts part Of The land being the Esst
sid. and part on tbs West side Of Union street., which
the Louisa Railroad Company desire 10 condemn for
their use e. PONTAtNE.
President Louisa Railroad Company.
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FAuouIEs SPRINGS, Wednesday, Jolly ia.
IN The Senate, Mr. AMBLER1euarksd, In an:
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! rent II you do, We hope to be able next
Winter 10 say that it bas "srown small by de.
grees, and beautifully less"
We think the Wing doctrine Of "equ liz hin,
will FL here exactly.
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MARRTHn.

In Lenor county, on the 2sth'August, by 8. Wooten,
Esq. Rufus T. Temple of this County, to Miss Mary E.
Groom, Of Lenoir county. - = .-..-
In Petersburg Va. on Wednesday morning the 18th
instant, by the Rev. Thomas Hume. Mr. Ira Chase
Schoolfeld, of Portsmouth, Va to Miss Pamala Ann
Branch, of Petersburg. s.. ,,...,- -
In Cabarrus county on the 22d utimo by the Rev S.
Rothrock, Rev. Joseph A. Linn, Pastor of Evangelical
Lutheran Congregations in Rowan county, NJ C.. to
Miss Margaret A., daughter Of John c. Bernhardt Esq
of Cabarrus county. t.. - 81!
In Mecklenburg county, Va on Tuesday the 4th in
tant, by the Rev. Edward Hines DR.. George w. Bur
we'll, of Granville county, N. c., to Miss Fannie G.
daughter of Thomas Gayle, Esq.
At his residence in Granville, N c., Saturday eve
ming the lst instant by the Rev. g. w. FerrilI, Mr..
Fleming Beasley to Miss Virginia Henry, of Carksville
Virginia. sz.1t;f-=i - 2
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In EVERY AGE THE World, the professions have
been slow admit the value of discoveries, the
expedency of adopting them in practice is not to the
legal profession that look for reforms in jurisprudence
neither do find the advocates Of Lediea! reform among
physicians. Each deprecates whatever is found to
received opinions and established usage. Hence
the opposition which medical men too often exhibit to
the of private remedies whatever their acknowledged
value, great efficiency in the of disease. No
medicine. has ever done more for the relief of human
suffering than DIR. Osgood's India Choagogue. The
certainty with which Fever and Ague and erad
cates bile from the system is acknowledged by all. Do
you prefer speedy and efectua to regular and
scientific of disease! Try the Cholagogue and the
object accomplished. Then tell your suffering neighbor
what it has done for you, that it may do the same for
him. 80 1889
The above excellent medicine may be found at Will
L1AMs, HAYwooD, & Co., Druggists Raleigh, N. G.
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State of Morth Cqroiind-= Nush eanaa,af,t.

State Of North Carolina Nash C011aty.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aug Tenn, 1919
Jacob Fox and wife Mary, James O. Hilliar and wife
Martha Ann, William Hunt, William Hunt and wife
Lucy, and Williams Pitts. Us. Eli B. Whitaker and
wife Eliza Frederick Pitts, and John. B. Tate and
. wife Rebecca. Petition for Partition of Land
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Coust that the
E defendants, Frederick Pitts, and John B. Tate and
wife Rebecca, non-resdens of this State 1t is there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication be made in
the North Carolina Standard; newspaper published in
the City of Raleigh for six weeks successfully for said
defendants toappear at the next Term of this Court
be held for the County of Nash. at the Court House in
Nashville, the second Monday in November next
then and there plead demur this petition
the will be taken pro conesso and heard expate
to them.
Witness, John w. Bryant, Clerk of our said Court
seventy fourth year of American Independence ~4
JNO. w. BRYANT, C.. c.. C.
September l3. (Pr adv SIS 6233 776-6w
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Valuable Land for Sale.

DY Virtue of the power vested in me by James M.
DLinnard, Trustees shall expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder in the City of Raeigh on Thursday
the 4th day of October next Tract of Land situate
Wake County on the waters Of Cedar Greek. known
the Scott Tract and containing by esmate hun
dred and 6fty-two acres This land was conveyed in
trust, by Charles W. Scott in 1924 to James M. Lin
naId for the benefit of Samuel Hldehurn of Philadel-
phia and it is now sold to close said Trust.
This of land is we'll timbered and we'll watered
and located in healthy part OF the county 1t is with
in few miles of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road and
the Timber upon it would be valuable that account.
The title it is believed be undoubtcd but acting
the Attorney of the Trustee, of course convey
only the tftls which is in him.
W. w. HOLDEN,
fit. for Trustee.
Raleigh, Sept 49, ls49. 776-ts.
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Quebec, July "a, IS48

IMPORTANT FROM CANADA. To aH,cho are afflicted
,uifk asthma: have different times been afflicted
with colds which produces in my the Asth-
ma. have these occasions used DR.. Wstars Balsam
of Wild Cherry. Two years ago was quite sick, so
much so that could not rest at nights. procured of
the agent in this city, bottle of this Basam of Wild
Cherry. Before had taken the whole of it felt reev-
ed continued taking it. until had used three or four
bottles which completely cured The present sea-
son took another severe cod and Immediately resored
to this Balsam and part of one hottie had the desired
effect therefore cheerully recommending friends and
all others who need it, to try this medicine for their
coughs and colds and particularly the Asthma.
=. RegpectfuRy YOURS, WIN. McGRATH. 3
None genuine unless signed l. BUrTs on the wrapper
For sale. wholesale and retail. by WILLIAMS. HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh, N. G..
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A WELL CDyCERTED INTRIGUED

The welfare of the American people renders
sary that they shoald be made coglizant with Hery
momentoGs and valuable secret having an on
necton with their pecunary interests, the great in or
of which, urgently demands most serious and
Deliberate attention There he very little doubt that
there exists in the whole human family anuniyersal dIs
taste to bear the lings and arrows Of Outrageous For
tune long as they see others of the genus Homo,
6hether by the exercise of astue understanding
the result of purely Foruitols ciFcustances dwelling
in marble Halls, surrounded by parasites and fsseifg
in luxury, and conentmcnt Openly and fearless
y objecting such handed Justice. and cool
y determined to destroy this ea0yfe medium Of masking
in the sunshine of fortune and practicable establish an
equilibrium in society, Pyfer q CO., the truly iotuLate,
ar famed and old established Lottery Brokers generous
y impart to the public the offspring of their aoriOus
searches in the abstruse mysteries of the dark agese
of sveahg The cabaIistic words seven in
number, and when arranged according to the directions
- saLook to T4fer + Co. for Riches e,
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AEAINt
Every Lottery shosoers It's treasures :
Correspondents read the glorious evidence
49, PYFER s. co. Public Benefactors!
! See the vsrtue Of the first order - q
$25,00O whole ticket numbers Is 40 5s, drawn 20th
August South E8relina.4 The result OF fbe
first order Scemanagers official drawing of that date
$1,000, whole ticket sent to Pennsylvania.
s. 600, haIftieket, sent to Louisiana. 4~.fg 81
$4,000, half tickeLssent to Pennsylvania.
$4,000, half ticket, sent to Ohio. s.tsz
$4,000, quarter ticket, sent to North Carolina
$s 900, quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$1,000, quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, quarter ticket, sent to New y ork.
"a, 900, quarter ticket, sent to S0nih Carclina.
$4,000, quarter ticket sent to- Virginia
Nearly every Prize paid and on file.
Pyfer & Co. always refer TO the ManagersE
Every person should try bis or her luck ! &
The first trial often Draws the Capital =
Bank Drafts payable sight inod, remittcd prompt.
ly any part of the United States Tor Prizes sold by
Pyfer & Go.
Pyfer & Co. sell all the large Prizes!
s-ste One order nsly DrusO FOrfRHey e
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CosyENrfoN-THE DAY. On consultation with
some of our legal friends, who have just been at
home few hours from their courts, we ascertain that
Thursdayhe 18th of October, will conflict less with
other engagements of our public men generally, than
any time that has been suggested for holding the
Rail Road Convention in this place.
1t is important that the day should be Immediately
fixed upon If there are no insuperable objections,
we respectfully suggest to Editors, friendly to the
object, once to announce Thursday, October IS as
the time for the Convention to meet.
Several of the neighboring counties we understand
are moving for the purpose of appointing delegates
We have reason to believe that more deeply anxious
interest now pervades the public mind, Ia all TINS
region, than ever heretofore. II is important that
this tide >" of feeling be g taken at the flood :; and
it hoped that the friends of the project will come
up with determination not only to deserve success
bat to succeed. Greensboro FGtTsoE'
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State Of North Carolina-Mashs cou,itv.

State Of North Carolima--N Nash Coufsfaf.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. Aug. Term, lS49
Kinchen Taylor, u.s.. Francis AEcnt. s
Attachment levied on Negroes, Steck Household md
Kitchen Furniture.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
u defendant, Francis Avent has removed beyond the
limits of this States It orderdered by the Court that
advertisement be made in the North Carolina Standard
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for six
weeks successfully notifying the said Francis Avent
be, and appear at the Term of our said Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for the County of
Nash, at the Court House in Nashville the Cd Mon
day of November next, then and there replevy aI
plead otherwise judgment by default final will be grant
ed against him. and the property levied condemned
to satisfy the Plaintiffs deIt.s sE
Witness, John w. Bryant, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office the I'd Monday of August, A. d. 1S49.
as= JNO. w. BRYANT, C. C.. C
September 49, PR adv. $5 624) 77s-6w
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NOTICE.

Coz REWARD will be given for the apprehension
p<1C and delivery to the Sheriff Jsior of Johns
ton County, of man who broke Johnston County Jail
on the night of the 9th of August, ls49. who was
rested Calvin Griffin but who had passed in said Coun-
ty for some time by the name ef Henry Griffin: He
was taken Capias, charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit Rape. l.-. H
Said Griffin, suppose, is between Twenty-Five and
Thirty years of age five feet eight inches high
fair skim and weighs about hundred and fifty pounds
.=1g J. Fl. DANIEL, Sheriff.
Smithield, September 18th, ls49. 776-tf
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spIendid kcheme Cor sepIemIDeI., 1eAO.


The price Of Packages Of Quarter Tickets only, Is adj
vertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawings, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed for this purpose by the Gover-
of Maryland, In all to our corrsspo.
dents. Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing In Pack
zes are seld in Packages OF Tickets.
Please order fsw days before the Lotteries draw.
All orders punctualy answered blythe return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore who wish for
tune buckled on their backs will find that it is only
necessary enclose the price (as laid ithe above
schedule) fora Package or single Tickets the truly
tunate, far-famed and old established house of
PYFER4 4& co.
No.sI, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
Or Box sd baltimore Post Office.
August /, ls49. 773--Im.
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CARTHAGE HOTEL.

An THIS House (ormery owned by Dr. 8. G. Bruce,)
is Kept open present by the subscriber Thankful fog
the liberal patronage received SO far he pledges himself
10 snare no pains to render TRAVELLERS comfortable,
that may cali on him during their stay. =
r. = - ROBERT McNABB.-s
Carthage, Moore County, Sept. Z, ls4s- II 4.
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THE MARKETS.
PETERSBURG, September Is, ls49.
Il.

PETERSBURG, September 13, Is49.
ToBAcco. Receipts light--no change in prices.
CorroN. Several parcels have been sold within the
last few days up 10 cents. 1t requires prime
quality to command the latter price. ... ~
ConN. In fair demnad at 81 BIC. per bushel
WHEAr. In good demnad at 65 up to l02c, for Red
White 80 to lOsc. u -. 4.
FLouR. Superine ST to $54.
BAcoE Virginia cured u to 73e: hog round. =
LARD. Virginia, in kegs, Sic.
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LIFE ASSURANCE. To give an idea of the magnl-
tude of this branch of business among the large com
Panies in London, we see, by the last Annual ne
port of the British Commercial Life Assurance Com
pany, that the amount of gain arising from policies
closed by deaths and cancelments during the pro-
ceeding year, was R9,390 sterling, or between 46
and 900 dollars 1t is very clear that this gratIf-
dicious MANAGEMENT. .Ph;LGdekphia Neacs
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DEMAHD FOR SLAVES. 1t is estimated fsays the
R.itmore Sunl that 10, 600 slaves have died cos
Ara ia the southern cities and on plantations. These
the planters wilE Of course, deem il necessary TO
replace The supply will be, as usual principally y
from MARYLAND and Virginia, creating an increased
tsmnorary demand. Slaves are already said to be
held at higher value.
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MIssouRI. Considerable interest has been raised
relation to the result of the Missouri election since
parties in that State have so thoroughly organized for
and against Senator Benton. It may be proper there
Ore state that the election Of members OF the Leg
sature which elects United States Senator does
nsnced mora than year in advance of the elsction
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-19
who Ilas. s.ost a Wa1eh4

A Negro near Warrenton, n. C. has been found in
II Apossession of Gold Watch which it is believed he
old not obtain honestly His has deposited with
K Mountcastie, Jeweller, in that place, from whom
the rghtiuf owner may obtain by describing t-and
paying for this advertisement. -
Warrcnton, Sept. 10, ,ls49. nu re
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SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD! we nave re-
csived from reliable source thattte amount
of subscriptions to this work has been taken The
rumor that Messrs. Corcoran and Riggs had become
largely interested in the Road was without foundation:
The Company will commence laying tne eaaly
an October and we should not be surprised 1T the
Road was completed franklin. BY the first Of jan
uary, We regret that our friend Mr.. Whitney has.
been detained at Boston in consequence OF domesnc
st5s;ctions. iSoulEbern Argus. -
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State of North Caroolina--NasA County.

St0tEe y 4NU t'O SOU' Ott't1S7 4NuS't C1UUtIttJ.I
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aug Term, ls49
Nicholas w. Arlington, Francis Avent.
Original Attachment Levied onIand, Negroes and Stock
TT appearing the sasfactonaof the Court that the
1defendant, Francis Ayent. has removed beyond the
limits of this State ordered by the Court that ad-
vertisement he made in the North Carolina Standard
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for six
weeks successvey, notifying the said Francis Avent
be and appear the next Term of Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions be held for the County of Nash
at the Court House IN Nashville the second Monday
in November then and there replevy and plead
otherwise Judgment by default final will be granted
against him. and the Land, Negroes and Stock levied on
condemned to satisfy the Plaintiffs debt
Witness, John w. Bryant Clerk of our said Court
at Office the ID Monday of August, A. Dsl649.
zJNo. w. BRYANT. C. C.. c..
September l9. (Pr. adv $5 62A) 776-6v