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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

BrThe Legislature Of Pennsylvania met on
the I'd inst, In the Lower House, the Locoiocos
succeeded in electing their candidate for Speak
or by the aid Of Native vote. The officers ol
the Senate are Wings OF course. ,,...l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
The House took a recess.
IN SENATE.
The Senate returned to their chamber

The Senate returned to their chamber
at fifteen minutes past twelve.
A call of the Senate was ordered.
Mr.. Archboll said that he would an
swer to the Clerk. but he would not an
swer any more the call that Speaker
Allfurther proceedings under the call
were dispensed with. 71' s0
Mr. Goddard moved that the Senate
adjourn. ~ h ','f si 'r
Mr.. Burns rose, and under great ex.
citement wished to offer resolution. g
The Speaker decided it out of order
as motion to adjourn was now pending
Mr.. Burns said that the resolution
should be discussed, and if not debated
here. Sir Shaking his finger at the Speak
err il will be debated elsewhere. sa q
The motion to adjourn was carried.
ayes l6, noes 10 and o77
The Senate adjourned. ~ e'. s
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Dollar NIagnzime.

MIR. HoLDGS commences the year l849, with
AN excellent number ofhis Magazine II contains
Ga pages of reading matter and dozen very good
engrayiugs. among which we notice portraits of
Horace Greedy, DR. Dewey Dr. Tnner and Lou
is Blanc. Persons wishing to subscribe will ad.
dress CHARLEs w. HoLDLN, New York City.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

It is stated that the tide ofimmigration is setting
towards the Holy City, and the number Of its
Jewish population is rupidly increasing. The re-
sident Rabbis have mad. IA strong appeal to their
brethren in Europe for aid in enlarging their syna-
gogue Beth e. while some leading Jews in Eu
rope us well as this country seriously contemplate
the rebuilding Of tue Temple.
How strong is the love OF tlIia people for thei'
old home and old associations After centuries
OF separation from each other, in all purts OF the
world their hearts still yearn for the desoluled
city and their affections cluster around the Tenn
pie. in which their ancestors, long since, were
wont to congregate for holy purposes; and though
the prophecy iS fulfilled and not one stone left
upon another they still fervently hope to soc j
rise from its ruins ta e,f So, reilfAe 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

REsIoNArtoS or GENERAL TAYLoR.-The Wash-
ington Union Suys that letter has been received.
n, the War Department from General Taylor. re-
signing his commission in the Army of the United
States--to take effect on the Sist Of January.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

Whitman, Roedter, Dimmock, Archbold
and others Of that kidney. are opposed to having
the daily sessions Of the Legislature opened with
prayer. They say that they eau do their own
praying. Iftheir own salvation and that Of the
State depends upon their prayers, we have little
hopes Of either. The prayers Of the wicked a.
yaileth nothing
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

WThe editor Of a paper in California
snn0uncesihe discovery Of a new gold
mine near Los Angeles. and adds. "Re-
ally we dread the digging IA we'll Orihe
grading of asireef IN our neighborhood.
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Plre in PIIInlIeiplIn.

The rooms ofthe Presbyterian Board
Of Publication. and three large dwellings
in Chestnut street. Philsdelphia. were
destroyed by ere on Saturday.
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Ofllccrs OF lhc House.

The Speaker OF the House is radical Locofoco
the Clerk is aradical AbolitiOnist elected by Lo
coioco votes, aud the Sergeaat.ai-Arms is a whie
elected by Wing votes with the did Of IL democrat
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

Mr.. Whitman, advancing towards the
Speakers seat and shaking his fist at that
officer Mr. Speaksr, Mr.. Speaker, Mr..
SPEAKkR, order yon,sir. Icommand you,
Sir. in the name Of The peopletp stop; to
come down from that desk! You have
violated ycur oath. sin you arc a miSer-
able coward You're q petjured villain!
He tl.eu turned to the Clerks desk and
threaieuingly commanded them to make
no entry ofIlie Speakers declaration.
Itis impossible To describe the excite
ment and confusion in, which The whole
of these proceedings we,e Transacted.
The left side Of the House was on their
feet, and uiding in the uproar, and the
gestures. attitudes. eAclamations and e.
iaculations Of the parties made a picture
which can only be conveyed by tho skill
ful painter of men under the influence Of
the most excited passion ',.y ~
During this scene. and while Messrs
Whitman. Archbold, aud other Senators
were h6rling their anathemas and oath'
at the Speaker. that officer announcet
that. ~ - +.
The Convention having accomplished
the purpose for which il was convened
The Senators will now retire to thei
chamber. = e. = -
The Senators then left The Hall. =
i Mr. Mott. I move The Speaker cal
The House TO order, now that we have go
4 I'D Of these disorderly Senators.
4 Speaker. The House will come to or
der.
Mr.. Monfort, (flourishing his cane owe
the Clerks desk,J Order. hell! order. hel
Z Speaker, rappihg violently upon hi
desk. Order. order. -
Mr.. MonE0rt. Order, HE'LL.
+. The Speaker continued crying order
. until order being for moment restored,
r motion for recess was made and carried
, and ~
rl IT, Houo~ 1ooI, - naaa ~ .-1 -
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0Tone ground objection, on the part Of the
opponents OF daily prayers iliour Legislature, ia
that Religion would be degenerated by a
contact with Politics. What poor opinion ol
themselves, these men must have. who confess
that they are SO sunken in political iniquity thai
their touch is degrading. Ofnll Others they need
the prayers Of the Righteous.
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1-Now that the election is over, we are ena-
bled to see many Of General Csss' ''friends' in
their true colors. Tie Senior OF the Eagle has
already hit him over the shoulders of his 'son,"
and here is a comment upon bis letter to Henry
Clay, which we find in the columns of The New
ark ADVOCATE, genuine LOectoeo sheets
"The writer of this precious epistle
was Governor Of the Territory Of Michi-
gan at time he wrote it; and he knew full
we'll that thrift followed fawning. He
had to bend the hinges of bis knee Ito
Henry Clay. for Henry Clay was Secre-
tary Of State, and he must be propitiated,
or he would procure his removalfrom that
fat Office. He always was better court
ier than democrat. He couried Henry
Clay, Louis Philippe, and General Har-
risoD; and managed to manage the Man
ayers of the Democratic party in the U.
States, so as to procure from them nom-
inalion for President of this great nation.
He is great juggler; but his power is
gomez his wand is broken; and he is dead
We have mo- tears to drop upon his grave,
for we never had much respect for him
as stateman, and but little confidence
in him as democrat. We voted for him,
it is tue. for President but upon com
pulsion-believing That The Independent
Treasury andthe Tariff Of 1916 were safer
in his hands than in General Taylor's.--
We will hardly ever be asked TO do it
again"
But few Of the LOcoioco rapers have had the
manlness TO publish the letter referred to, with
or without comment The character hero given
to General Cass is a repetition Of whu the Wings
said of him before the election; but which was
stoutly denied by his supporters. History, how
ever sooner or later, places such characters in
their true light. 5.-... .t -.... ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

B-An extract Of a letter to the Washington
Union says; se i.u. ls,s.rtl r,
II am happy to inform you that General CasS
will unanimously be returned to the United States
Hannte." .t....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

-OOO
This document was examined and GER
tilted TO by the medical staff attached to
the Board Of Health. ,93
There we're at the same time 5000
members oftemPerance societies in AL
bany. .eg.t 81. s.latta.u
Proportion Of deaths to the whole pop
ulation, 2 to n.
Proportion among members of tenn
perance societies. in 40OO." 3l
Ifthis statement be true, Ofwhieh we Gun have
no doubt as it appears in a very respectable pa.
per, the recommendations Of Physicians are not
warranted by facts. ~ t. oa iH
So many theories have been promulgated, so
many causes defined. so many remedies recom-
mended, that it is difficult matter to arrive at
any definite conclusion concerning the couss, pre-
vehtion or cure. But in one thing, nearly all
agree. fitis taken in time, cure can be- easily
effected. by simple agencies, in all cases. So
soon as symptoms Of DarrbU appear. the patient
should place himself under medical treatment.
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ImlemDeronce nnd ChoIcrn.

We see it suited that the Physicians Of New
Orleans, recommend a moderate use of good Broni
dy as both preventative md cure Of Cholera.-
On the other side ofthe question, we find an abb
Stract Of report of its former prevalence in Al
bany. in late New York Essugslist. 1t is as
follows
The population ofAlbany at the time
was about 10000. Whole number of
deaths frnm Cholera over six years ofage:
males 2l3; females 1913; total 336.
lntemperauce,. ,.-..-......-!l-.140
Free DTinkers,-. ....s.--.-. 55
Moderate do. mostly habitual -.13i
Strictly temperate. ........... g.
Of fthese committed an excess in
eating, and the 9th was neglected.
by an Incorporate husband 9get
Members oftemPerance Societies 2
| loiot- 1850. .-----..-.-.--.
unknown. .......-- ---.'......... Il
| t ts4 ....-s-. -.-..--,-.-. -.-.- -----t
I ~ .-.t. trf. .sr.4s.
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ON the first Monday in March next, i will sell for
cash at the Court House door in the town OF Fay
ettevile the following lands much thereof as will
pay the Taxes due thereon for the ls47 and all le-
gal costs. u. -s,.. : N
S5s3 acres Duncan Buie, Sen. joins John P.McI.can
and others. -
One lot David R. Bell Haymount joins Mrs Pearce.
s' David Carver Jr. joins Sampson Boon and others
J. Calder for r. Young, on Haymount, joins
James A. Byrne.
One lot Betsey HOgs, Ramsey street Fayetteville
joins Arsenal
One lot Armaretta Jenkins, on Ann and Lamon street
Fayetteville, joins Arsenal.
IS acres jeremiah Kyle, near Hugh Gilmores, Sen
One lot Moses Harris Frink street Fayetteville.
g Thomas Morgan, Completion.
Angus Mckenzie, Mechanic st Fayetteville.
Margaret Revels, on North street Fayetteville.
I" Frances Spears, in Completion.
Two lots Charlotte Terry, on Wmslow street.
81 acres Thomas Nunnalee near Rockfsh creek.
81 James Baker near Flea Hill.
200 acres William 8. Lata East of Cape Fear, joins
Strange and others.
% acres formerly John McRaes; MorganOn road, joins
Mcpherson.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Sheriff.
February I'd, fs49. 7444t
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OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!

"TTSHING to move to one of the above countries
w offer for sale that well known stand where now
reside known as Rogers or Winns Roads, l5 miles
Northwest of Raleigh containing about $50 acres OF Land
two thirds still in forest There it comfortable
Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House, a
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop Post Office room and
other necessary out houses good water among
the handsomest situations in the county, hgh healthy,
and desirable place to live at and no doubt but as
good country stand any.
also offer my plantation track 8 miles north' on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 5l2
about 400 acres bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half of the bottom Land heav-
ly timbered the balance we'll incosed This tract lying
in the bend of the River is truly rich and valuable, ord-
nary houses, good water.
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do well my lands before purchas-
ing elsewhere; determined toeave this country,
will self the above lands cheap-no mistake. Come and
see, if you want bargain
ROBERT N. JEFFREYS.
Wake N. c., Feb. fS, IS49 749-tch
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Remedy--.Dr. Mitchell'S
- Eve SSalVe.

A CERTAIN, safe and effectual cure for sore, weak
N and nflamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
of the Eyes. The unparalleled which has at
tended the of this PREPARATION and the acknowledge
ed necessity for article which can be relied upon as
remedy in severe of l0pthamic affections which
are so prevalent in this country induce the proprietor to
make arrangements through his Agents. to place his
Salye within the reach of every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its use.
The great advantages possessed by this article over
every other its rainty safety convenience and ecOno
my. All Physicians admit that great danger to be
pretended from dragging the eye when in an infamed
and unhealthy state In the use of this salve this obec
ton is entirely removed as no harm can possibly result
from its t being, in all applied to the external
portions of the eyes thereby avoiding all the inconven-
ence, pain and dangers which necessarily attends the in
ttoducton of any pungent article into the eye. It's
tiviy IN subduing the Inflammation is great that but
require the of than Bottle eff
feet perfect cure
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messrs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Messrs. Pescud and
Johnson; and at the North Carolina Bookstore by MI.
Turner and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. l3, 1s4s. 723-9m.
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REV. DIR HOOPER'S
FAMILY SCHOOL. In THE COUNTRY,

Near LfttIetOn Depot, W;G7rea Co., NJ C.
TIME Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty years
as an instructor in the Colleges of the two Carolinas
desrous to retire. for the rest of his life, to more
private situation. He proposes, therefore, to open IN
January next at the place aforementioned, n Sefec
School for Boys betsoeen and Is gears Of age; IN
which their Intellectual and moral cultivation can 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 m
stitutons have made him sufficiently known to the pub
lie to furnish parents guaranty that their sons, en-
trusted him, will be well taught and well taken care o
He is happy also to add that he is to have the ass-
lance,o of Prof. j. DeDerniere Hooper, for
many wears past instructor in Classics and Modern Lam
guages, in the University of this State. -.
TERMs, $500 per annun for those who study Mod
ern Languages $40 extra. The first year there will be
ACCOMMODATIONS for only IA i6 applications therefore
should be early made. No boys over fifteen Will be tax
en- if sufficient number under that age be offered.
All other particulars given in Circular, which Will
be sent to any application to the subscriber at
Wake Forest College, N. Co. till the 18th of December
next after which time, application must be made to
nun a -''''i'''' : @'''' '' = W. HOOPER :
November 6, ls4s. 7S2--tf.
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The following testimonial to the value Of the Sarsa
parlla Is from the Rev. Luther Wrght aged 20 years.
Congregational Minister, Residing at Woburn
WoBURN, Mass. March S0th Io4o
Messrs Sands Centlemen From what have ex-
perieneed and from the information have recehx
ceiyed from number of persons Of high resPectaoy:
who have used your SarsaParllia' nave ho' 5 49,
doubt but that IL is most valuable medcine, and tnat
the numerous certificates you have received OF It's en-
cacy are fully sustained By experience and athoogn
nd utility are very extensive, and stand
no need Of my humble efforts to increase them, wan!
all who afflicted by disease to become acqualn.eo
with tke efficacy and power of your valuable
l am. gentlemen. gratefully and very IeSPeeas'''
yours. - ,.,;,4,,n ,DpIcuT
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail. 6y a. D. 9
D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81.
corner of william, New York. Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout the UAited States and CanaoaS'
For Sale BY P. F. PESCUD, and WILLIAMS
HAYWOOD & CO., Raleigh.
Raleigh February 81, 1919. = 74o-oh'
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To the Hastings Compound
syrup Of NaPtha,

rs being used in nearly all our hospitals and is
Il also coming rapid use among our best physicians
for coughs colds, and all diseases OF the lungs has
been recommended in the worst state OF consumption
by tn physician, Doctor Mott, York;
and Dr. Arnold Savannah Geo, writing to the agent
at New York, under date of JAM 80, ls4s: IreceiV,
ed the half-dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you and that NaPhtha is the Prnci-
pal ingredient Enclosed is twenty-five dollars, for
which you will send two dozen and a-half bottles
more. have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefttedby it," ..
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9th, 164S.
Mr.. NJ. A. F. HARRISON
Dear Sir-At the suggestion of Dr. Arnold, the ply
sican the Hospital of which am one OF
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
TO send the article liberal terms. can forward the
sale OF it in city. Yours truly,
None genuine without the Written Singnature OF M.
A. F. HARRISON the wrapper. -
Price dollar bottle Six bottles forhve dollars
The usual allowance to the trade
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescnd g. Johnson,
aud Williams. Haywood, s. Co, Raleigh N c:
Nov. IL, 1913. -ISz-l
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NHE Subscriber offers for sale his Tract of Land, Sit
i uated some or eight miles from Raleigh, and
formerly occupied by Mr.. Wilmington. Said land is
acres, thirty or forty of which are now under good
fence, and in high state of cultivation There is
small dwelling-house, kitchen, and corn-crib the
Farm, besides good orchard of peach and apple
There is also an excellentwel of pure water the
house. The neighborhood is remarkably healthy, and
its society good These lands adoin the lands of Jona
than Utley, Esq. and the possessions of the
Messrs. McCullers and Stevensons .ss.. ..aH .---
The terms will be made easy to. suit the purchasers
and only part offhe money will be required at present
AS this land was bought cheap great bargain can be
had, APPLICATION be made Mr.. Jonathan Utley
will show the premises to any person desiring the
If not disposed of before March Superior Court
it will then be sold at public auction at the Court House
door in this City. PATRICK MCGOWAN
February 5, 1s49. 744-
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READY MADE GOODS
A. B. STFTH & co.
General Agents, Commission Merchants, and
Auctioneers. RaIeigh. n. c.

General Agents, Commission Merchants, and
Auctioneers, Raleigh, N. C.
A B. STITH & CO. would respectfully announce
n to the public that they prepared as
General Agents Commission Merchants, and Auction
ees, to sell Goods, Wares and Merchandise which may
be committed to their charge, and account for the same
with punctuaty and promPttude; also to attend to
all business in their ne of whatsoever kind that may
be entrusted to their attention and They solicit
share of public patronage, with the that
pains will be spared their part to give satisfaction.
REFERENCES:
His Excellency CHARLES MAxLT, Raleigh N. c
WILLIAM HILL, Esq Secretary Of State. "
CHARLES L. HINTON, Esq. Treasurer.
GEORGE w. MoRDEcAI, Esq.
Dr. JOSIAH o. WATSON. '-
MATHEW SHAW, Esq.
B. F. MOORE, Esq.
Hon. ]. r. J. DANIEL, Halifax, N. G..
Hon. ANDREW JoYSER, Weldon, n. @.
February Goth, Is49. 746-d
(Register coPy.]
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NOTICE.

the annual meeting of the Directors of the North
IA Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held on the
I'd January I649 the following resolution adopted
ResoUed, That an of fire per cent be levi
ed all the premium notes, outstanding this I'd
January, lS49.
Notice is hereby given, that the above assessment is
required to be paid at the Office of the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance Company, in Raleigh before the
first day of May next.
All letters addressed to the Secretary business OF
the Company, must be post paid or they will not be
taken from the office.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary.
Raleigh February 26th, 1s49. 747-3t.
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Valuable River Lands, for Sale.

A TRACT of Land lying (more than mile in 'front.'
IA on Alabama River, in Wilcox county, four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Bridgeport-conain-
ing one thousand and eighty acres-a of which is Low
Grounds except eighty which is up Land and a
good spring it The Low Grounds all lie high and
work twenty-five or thirty hand hands T Fra%ed IF House
Crib, Negro Houses, &c. Spring Water, on the bank
of the River and if desired small of Land about
mile from the Plantations high healthy situation
good Spring Water-a Framed Dwelling House Kitch-
en-, &C., healthy location for Family residence as
any in the Southern County ALI the above Lands
would sell on accommodating terms price and pay
ments. III. ,.' '.+ go y M H. PETTW AY
739-IOw
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NOTICE.

nN the first Monday in March next, I will sell for
~ cash. at the Court House door in Fayettve the fol-
lowing tracts of land, much thereof will pay the
taxes due thereon for the year s4 and all expenses
tending said sale, viz:
Acres. By whom listed, Where situated $751;, .
90 Bowie Delindo, LelIan's Creek. 3-s =, :
$50 Henry Faucett Blacksmith Spring Branch.
100 George Holder, Upper Little River. -. :
100 George " Holder, Reedy Branch.
100 T.,Holder, 49, 20. NJ L. River
100 VIM. H. Kean,' Fish Greek.
l09 Alex. Morrison, Sr. Lelan's Creek .E
rs Daniel R. Mum, do. .-f.g
63 Daniel Mcdonald, Campbell's Greek. -.,
266 Arch: B. Patterson, Lellan's, Creek .s
lis Daniel Mclean, Cults Creek .. .-. -s..--
$40 Archibald Jones, Marsh Branch.
lS5 X. M. Whlttenton, Black River.
81 Bryant Parker, Stoney Rum . ..
303 VIM. Reaves. q. of Black River @
l20 Gordon Smith, Joins Blackman Lee. 49,
lO9 Samuel J. Wade, E. of Black River. i,
e-rs ALEX. JOHNSON, Shift
By James A. johnson, Dep. Shift.
February 21, 1919. 1864
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OLIVER & PROCTER,

% R A P e il 8 &c T a / T. @ rs,
Fayetteville St, Raleigh, n. c.
WTE ARE now opening our usual supply of FaTmi
w Winter Goods, embracing.
Cloths, Cassinieres and VestIngs,
of every color and quality, which will be made up
der, with our usual promptness and despatch Memhn
of the approaching Legislature, and others visiting &
City, would do well to give call, are determH
ed not to be undersold outdone in the making pd
our garments. "A complete suit of Clothes made in a
honrs If necessary .. 0. & P
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Notice..

" AS taken up and committed to the Jail of WAYNE
w County, as Runaway negro man who calls
himself Atkinson Anderson and who says he Free and
that he came from Granville County. Said negro Is
light mulatto about feet 4 or inches high, chunky
built and wears whskers and is supposed to be about
80 years old The owner, if any, required to come
forward prove property pay charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with the law directs.
OLLIN COOR, Sheriff.
Waynesborough, January g. Is49. 744-5t
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FIRE.

TTNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times
This one of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh its vicinity
to, be made to 8. w. WHITING, Agent.
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to
n. ]. PALMER, Agent.
October 20, 1S4S. 676-1y