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Nzg1u HISTRIONIC BALLS. ANA
N74 ny k55- IAa Second OF DRESS BALL-wlu -
Sg2s45 NJ, take plHre Hail E3WTTEtg
+ISsAS THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, -lIssgkI
"a aiCr which, they will rlguiar order, Jff~
On n hgst and hiri Thursdays IN each month,
dis 81 sORIA, Secretary.
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NEw oRLEANs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

The RHtiOns lie gOad aud who esome QunFy, be
approved by The COec or, and tie different articles Gompr-
sing the Ration be delivered hoard the Cutter in good
and sufficient casks ami yees, be ITovned by the
tractor and the thereof distinctly marked each
is to be UNDERSTOOD that the contractor will be bound
nDsh upon reasonable notices. OF EN- may be required
by the Captain OF the Gutter with he appreciation of ths
Collector, (nOt exceeding average day each
week, such fresh and fresh vegetables may be
equivalent the cOreguOuing Of the RatOp allowed
the Naval Servics. [d3 tdl WM FRER FIT. Collector.
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Snne.aou a, A. b. Roberts, dte;At.

Snecssaon Dc n. y. Roberts, dde;6<. -
I'm vertu dun csdls de Honorable Cour do
/. District dams ct pour Ia paro:sse Ste. Marie:
Et,t de Ia Lousiaae, ct moi aalress~, jofir,raf
en- ven,e publique toitcs les propriet-s de b sue
cession De A. 3. Roberts. d de Patterson
vile, consistent uae mason ct un lot de t~rre
dams Ia se vile, ensemble svec de- meublss cs
,nenage ct d'autres objeis mob.Eers- Ia v-nsa
aura lieu le SAMEDl, 27eme jour dc juliet,
1850
Ts,y,es sf Co,rluic.s.-I.e. immeub'e, une
motto compliant, ct Ia balapce payable le Ter
Mars, 1851. Les eifets m,bi iers compliant Les
mm-nbles re.teron, hypath iques en- iave"r De
IL d.te success.on Jsslu au partsit Pa'en emit ct
es acquereurs J. nneront lsurs bllets avec Lonne
ct solvable canton
LYMAN SANDERSON, Administration.
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WnoIAHCE or AN ACTRESS

This crown Is quite fresh, Marina
said Count s posi- pointing TO wreati
Of flowers, which lay upon the table,
almost buried amid heap that were
already faded.
This remark was addressed to Marina.
q that time the Mol of Venice, the
principal cantotyiee of the Theatre DE-
f. Farnice. who lay extended upon a
couch. surrounded BY party Of about
ssn of the Sicilian nobility, IN her own
-aWhen was il bestowed n continued
the Ceunt Sosi.
EEsIt was 76Sown upon. the stage last
night after the opera Of Semiromide.
And this one, gentle Alsace v
GI received il three evenings since.
aiter the performance Of the Ctneren-
lOlo."
y. And has il faded alrealy.n replied
the Able Farnetti. who was all In
prOrisoove. :. faded like its predecessors ;
6ded as one of last night will be to-
morrow, So
And what consequence will that
b !n cried Sposi has not Marina one
thna will never fade-ioes not all We
nioeworship her ~
Nasina thanked the Count with =
lelsncholy smile. ssYenice, said she
aVeuice loves me, but that Is Ill: three
use.2hs asU she idolixed me: If my
nnAe apeearesl IN the BILLS Of the day,
il filed The city with joy: and when
0eenin4 came, and | appeared upou
~ sa4e, thlnders OF applause shoot
- hs0ss. couuaenced singing. AMI
III vOuld be hushel 10 . deafh-liks
1Ao16o; oh! ttt kindness penetratel
nnV iamost sonl.n
knd N tkis u still the same" sait
he MARQUIS Rolli, who was epcountet
II handsomo6t man in ltAly.
Y0u think %, MarQuss reflex
leesina: solas! il rises 10 jonge- freu
UGnhuuiem. bat from habit
i trus aid Count Sped ;1ha
Dbl6aa b vesy - autiful, ns( -
Sfust disineay, bee = 3 .s's s
A - Cd 4 5, C0untp inti 1f6rls,
Shs e1S1neniss Wiih mucS 66fbksess
sWAyskGa aio - not q ~ Shsatlv
lA1 eveeiaE - oPpelad this divin'
- Sossq ZkGhnSs 'lis yOuf pity t.
o. n1led 6he "a 3ck% pssved6sd 30,
61afa15dg you - the i6el
NIS5664 % whieh I'm indes ) q
- Aoooe Of yuGf attend lance g l1ss
80. Of! isn1as h6r!! Z hare ~ =
. ltSlies saly 80 Aate 00oGlflne
SuAens I havs heusd tAe theatre 6lle,
vseh annl.nse m hxar nance. dnrI
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1e3xse OO1U3Ra
THE MURDERESS.

Alag the still cold plain oefhesd,
In pale embattied crowds
h ssars their tents Of glory spread,
Ard eamped among the clouds.
s Cinesured with shadows, Ike wreath,
Nxhs moased along the lea;
liks de blue hungry eye Of Death,
Shaee TIE per6dious sea
Ths nem was waxen to the wane,
The vinds were Wild and high,
An1 pale meteor's golden name
Streemed from the northern sky.
Hush did shiver of pale fear
Aloag the grey air run?
NueA misguess me, else snear
Same nurderous work is done.
This way, I heard = smoshered call,
II that mine ear be true
Msehor of God, protect us all!
What vision meets my view!
Across the black and barren moor,
r. Hes dainty bosom bare,
Ard wh.se hos sobb,ng evermore,
Rides Madela, the fair.
So hath the pining seamaid planned
For love Of mortal lips,
Riding the pillows, silver-reined,
Hard BY disastrous ships.
wbv covers she her m,urnful ewes?
Whv do her pulses cease,
A.1 .h. ..w hefore he, rise
TIE ghos, of murdered reace,
sab, .h.... .,;pk..,h. nav.
~ -. ,orx al h-,.,,
=. n. Am h,,,ox 5. n. yr.ve
c,,d,.. ,h. starry byht
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PURSUANT to an order Of the honorable
i the District Court in and Tor the parish Of
ST. Mary, and to me directed. will proceed to
sell all the property OF the succession OF A. b.
kobests, decreased. late oi the town Of Patter.
sonv.lle. consisting OF house and 10, in said
town, the household furniture. and other movea-
be property. The sale will take place on SAT
URDAY. July 81. 1880.
1srms-For the immoveable property, one.
half cash the other half payable On the LIST Of
March, 1851. For the moveabie property. cash
The ,u,m,veable property to rema . mortgsged
until fnal payment, and the purchaser u give
his note with good secarIty.
LYMAN SANDERSON,
iea7 Administrator
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DEMOvAL.-BRETTE & TUCKER
II dfforwevs assk Csm ssel1brs-as- L0r, have re.
i.,oved their Office into the room in Odd-feisows
Hall. over The store q the Messrs. Talbot Aii
proSessoaal bnsness entras' ed to their care wiii
be is.shfui.y and psuApsiy attended 70, ,,.
A. L. TUCKER.
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Estate Of Paal L. Cierr, deceased.
DROBATE SALE-Will be sold at public
L auction uu SATURDAY. the 9th instant.
at the hours Of II A. NJ. and r. ", at the hotel
Of P. Provost. at Jeanerrtie. in this parish. by
virtue Of an order issued by the honorable Dis
tric, Court, and to me directed. the personal pro-
rerty belongiag to said estate. consisting Of q
horse, saddle. bride, clothing. Sc.
Tsrms-A credit Of sixty days. the purchasers
furnishing satisfactory notes. ayab.c to the order
Of the curaiSs- Il,
n L. PROVOST. Curator.
u .srsI6 Liz. 1S50
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Sxoxuso Sr2ls5Its.-In the year
aS40. eight millions one thousand four
hundred and forty mine poun Is one shii-
ling and -four pence, were spent by the
people of Englard in tobacco! II the
iohecco hxd bs.en worked into pig
inil half IN inch thick, it would have
ibemsd line 90, ,470 miles long.
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4Kx A Dutchman. on being called
upon - help 10 pay for . liehtaine rod
~ tholyilla4e e6ufeh, toward ~ build
inR WAieh h had libefally NIB:
scsibed oxclaimed: FL have 1elped
% bnin : house for de Lost aud II he
chooses to dondey on il and knock 4
doWn. he musht do IL athiD own Sisk.a
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ABAp BnrAk1Nc Our-David. ma,

A BAD BREAKING OUr-David. a mar
of meek aud kindly spirif. had long
suffered from the clattei-ra;i. never
ending tongue of his better half. One
day an herb doctor greeted David al
his work with
We'll. master David. how be you p
.Oh be vely well. thanks TO ye, bu:
my wife is not so very nicely"
"Indeed.n said the gaiheier of sim.
pies with quick air for an ailment
what may lie the matter wi she, mas
ter David !n
.,Well.n said David. in his usual quiet
way. "she has bad breaking oui
about her month every now and then
that troubles me and her very sore.
assure We. master doctorn
Well" said the latter. 81 could
make grand cure for her. I'll warrant
I have a salve 'at makes of the juice
of the juniper tree. and by billin' up a
vast lot of different kind y things j,
cures il in no time"
Indeed" said David: "an' what
might your charge be. now. for a b.x
of that :intment. AT would cure her :"
"Ol.n sail the heibaIist, looking
anxiously up in David's face, "onIy a
matter of shilling"
We'll. that's dirt cheap" said David
If you cure her. I'll give eighteen
pence: there now"
With this offer the doctor set off home
to prepare his nosiruln. and s;raightway
hied the very next day to David's house
box in hand. There he found Mrs
Piice. and went at once To business.
well. Mrs. P.ice. your husband tolt
me that ye had betimes breaking Gu
about the mcu;h, and Eve brought ;
box ~ fine 'intment 'at will cure We"
With this announcement Mrs. Prict
firing up AT once. seeing her husband:
Jest. raised the brush with which she
was sweeping the floor. and pn.nnellet
the doctor TO her hearts content. ever
following to heat him a field frcm he
house. whilst ne screamed all the while
=. Oh. Missus Price, be- We gone mad :
From that day Mrs Price has beer
wholly cured df her scolding habits
David has only 10 look up in her fac,
and say, "Fll s~t a box of 'intment.
and there's an end to the MATTEL
David honorably paid the doctor his l.
sd, and also treated him I, make hin
forget the pummeiling. The whole o
these circumstances are strictly true.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

90 WILLIAM F. HUDSON begs leave
ksfft to inform the citizens Of 81. Mary tsns
he has opereh 4 ; nsy LGspcsEr SioR,s-
door. above the Post Office. where he VII ksP'
a ways on hand q fresh assortment oi Groe .
Woaiea and Tsn Wore, Broopss, Nal 4r,.
which he will sell cheap for cash.
U Please give me : call M
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NOrICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice to
- the planters and others thai he has rented
&,he Blacksmith Shop 6smefly owned by
" james Emison, and sxpeess % eommsnes
b.,.;,es. an Monday, III 6eb = Nay, and soile.ts
. share a patronage f1s@ his tsssses cussome!s
ana others, p!edging kinseh 70 endsayor to merit
ROBERT LAsHLEY.
Pr,ntE,. Nav 2. 1a50. W -
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~ The Olive Branch tells . capital
story Of q ssrcastic old fellow, who,
being asked by Parsoui A-- # ne
had any treasures laid up in heaven,
replied with . doleful look, Sartain;
sartain I guessthey must be there, II
ANY. where-f haint got none laid ur
e'hsms, I ny, sartain!!H " 81
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SUGAR LAND FOR SALE.
lMMN ACRES Of elegant sngar hnd, u

lyWO odsred for sale. which les above tie
ovr dow 4 1874 and 1919
This hnd is situated On the Petit frslns
Baxoy. !. he parish o. 81 Landry, az mile:
~ G,een HaSsp~th's. on Bayou BGut and
ioD sc,es highly improved; il contains !: g.sas
ousssity Of building timber and fuel wood. tylnf
:. hin fcur miles Of sseambost nav-gsu49
win dispass of he ass,s q sos NE meS n.
~ The Opelsuoas 0a.es'e vil ieaset tAe
,hc-. - = natl = tusivs moaiAs. snd send
.eeoss1 = Is sndsugned. y Big C.se. Bsyoa
49, S,s;S;e. je-laD u
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= TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.

fMNN ACRES Of Ter Lsnd. lying IN
lsOO>O tbs county af Rnfagis. ard q
h;.neh of ths Assina rver. Is m les from 49,
- Bay aad 25 mica len Vietola Fer Peyt-
en!A-s n regard 70 the character Of The hnds,
tiles, Sc, apply 1t this odee. N-@a
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NOTICE.

c1k The unIers gned having In
lakes shs Livery Ssab.e foe- A6A
mesiy escaped By James Lmieoo, has adied to
k.s "a =sossk new Csrrag ., Rugg -. Snlk Is.
HarpeSs sd Horses anc. by sssics att ntion,
hooes 70 merit share OF p.tIc patsuuage
. - 80 81 HENRYHUM0LE.
5 Frsnkrn, May l6,sl6Q. sEs
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IEWELRY-IEWELRY!

~ Just received, an assortment o. shne
"a. Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Once
- Clucks, and Fancy Gouds. Ladies and
gentlemen w,i please eall and sxanins The .toet.
NJ Clocks repaired ard Jewslry nads -
order or repaired IN the neatest ssyis
A. +. MeLAIN.
Frank,;r. May Q. 1850.
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SASH BLINDS 4 D0tNs FOR SALE.

Manufactured EIliFe1y of Csdox.
THE subscriber having returned from Pensa-
i c1la, has made arrangements with manu-
,,c,orv there to furnish joiners' work q tyery
descnp,,ou, such n sash dooss. b!inls, hand and
base mould:ngs and pilas,ers of every dsscnP..
ton also, balusters, square or turned, executed
in the neatest manner and furnished at the most
reasonable prices.
NJ Ali orders psompaly attended 70. and the
,vork delivered within twv weeks Of the ordinary
routine oi wssk- Samples oi work ssa b secA
st Mr. Tucot' . warehouse
N. B.-Hair, Lime and Lashs Tor sale.
JOHN w. MINOR.
H-..lE~ Iw~~ ~ 1QO
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nSGOOD'S "INDIA CHOLAGOGUE"
" never fills to cure Fever and Ague. fss
sa e at the Aposhecsrirs HALL where CERTIFICATES
from Planters q this Parish may also Be seea:
Franklin. MAY Q. 1850. C. RABE.
MOTTO E-The undersigned, having teen
~ duly commissioned and sworn. o6ers hs 81.
wees TO The citizen. Of s. Mary. a. NoTA2y
PUBLlc in and for said parish. All business en-
trusted to his care will meet with every Pssaibss
attention and despaich. D His othce y oFea
ut all hours L. n CUh1lS.
VIA Ofsc. No. Ca-s,.'s R..lfsp mp stAivs.
NiUIicE.-ihs he undersYned be.ng duly COM
lN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people Of the PARISH Of -.
Mary, as NOTARY PusLIc in and Tor the said
nar,sh. All business entrusted to him viii =.
ceive his personal attention, - well = AZ Po.'
s,ble despatch. -..
| r Office open At sIl heurs.
| GEO. N. SEAGRAvE,
| x14 Offie~ np-'., tn 0ks-Fellrw-' Hall.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
SI25 REWARD.

~ NAWAY from the subscribers residing in Edge
eonbe county, four miles north OF Iosnot Depot,
and about quarter of mile from the Railroad, on
bout the second September last his negro man named
HARRY. Said Harry is about 40 wears of age; feet
inches high whereabouts; yellow complexion; stout
built hasa his left Leg from tbe cut OF an axes has
very thick lips eyes deep sunk IN his head forehead
yery square oeraby loud voice has lost or two OF
his uuper front teeth and has very dark spot his
jaw supposed to be mark ilsttegal i
Harry is Carpenter by trade, and has been in the
employment of Railroad Company, in whose service he
was when he runaway He is well known along the line
of the Road supposed that he has obtained will
to obtain free papers from free colored man
living in Nash county, by the name Of Moses Hagens,
and assume his name in order to make his way to free
State. - ls5fr I5aElas sa II tsl = ~ 49, -
The above negro once the property of Mrs. Co
page of Edgecomb county, afterwards ne fell into the
hands of AseI Farmer, from whom he purchased by
Mr. Barnes of said county, from whom purchased him
about six years ago. He will be certain alter his
probabyto call himself Harry Copage, Farmer. or Barnes
He was last heard from the 18th September, the
Newbern Road about mile and half from Wilmington,
enquiring the way TO the Sound.
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver hun me- lodge him in any Jail in the State
or Hundred Dollars if lodged in any Jail of the
State so that can get him again.
Captains of vessels cautioned against taking the
above negro away under the penalty of the law
T. GUILFORD HORN. 9
Edgecombe county, N. c., Oct. 3, ls49. sl4-tf. g
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4fs RALEIG H. N. lC.safs.sssfs sEsz.sff q
TyHIS Company is taking insurance on The lives
of healthy persons and Slaves, at their established
rates of premium This being The only Lie Insurance
Company m the State and working under charter su
ed to the condition and circumstances OF all the Drcc
tors feel hesitation in saying that 1t aofds greale
inducements for the of lives than any DINER
Company in the country ~ sfift..sz3ss,f s;s,
The 5h Sec. of the Charter the husband
may insure his own life, for the sole use and beneht Of
his wife children, free from the claims OF the repre-
sentatives of the husband any of his credItors 81
1t is conducted ON the mutual plan, each person IN
sured becoming member thereof and not liable beyond
the amount Of bis premiums = -'a.sS -osi .-ssL9 -
Policies for $1,000 $4,000 wibe issued on the life
of white person 5; and Slaves for twe-thrds their
market yelue for term of from to FIVE years, as
the owner may desire.
All losses Of the Company are paid within 90 days af
proof of loss is furnished. No California risks taken
The business the Company is conducted under the
Immediate supervision of
a4a DR.. Chas. e. Johnson, President, 90 '-iSstA'
asa VIM. D. Haywood Vice President, 7sh = Gsbi
SO James F. JORDAN Secretary, f.e.i elals.54s E
SIR VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer, q
e-5z Perrin Bushee Attorney, F
se DIR. VIM. IT. Mckee, Examining Ply stefan. -
sl1 J. Hersman, General Agent. u .ilaq ~ 10 81
All Communications on business should be addressed
post paid, to JAMES F.. JORDAN,
Secretary:
Nov. /. 1850. aat a 'aos97g 'a etigeq falSiGl
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..-. NOTICE.
Innnrfanf Sale in Johnston county.

TENHE Subscriber having, at November Sessions AID
1880 of Johnston Court, qualified as administrators
of lanes Tominson deceased; hereby give notice to all
having debts claims demands against the said
lanes Tominson decd, to present them to him for
payment properly proven within the time prescribed by
otherwise this notice will be plead i'll bar of their
and all those indebted to said lntesatc are
hereby requested to make immediate payment
Notice is hereby given, that the Subscriber will,
on Thursday the 18th of December next and from day
to day. until the sale is closed, offer for sale at the late
residence of his Inesate under order OF said Court
the following Negro Slaves: Anderson, aged fifty odd
wears Nancy his wife, still older; Jncy still older Da-
yd some rs or 80 years DID, hcse Negroes have been
recently purchased my Interstate for the purpose of
selling again and also the following personal and perish
able property, to wit;
Some 80 Bales of Cotton.
if can lie gnned in time 200 Barrels of Corn and
large lot of Fodder road Wagon, some 10 or IL
Horses and Mules first rate Saddle Horse, some fifty
Head of Fat Hogs, and number of out Hogs all Stock
of Cattle good yoke of Oxen, one Carriage all the
Household furniture and farming utensils and many 9TH
or things unnecessary to mention
Said sale on nine months credit and Bond with ap-
proved security will be required from the purchasers
B. H. TOMLINSON, Admin.
November goth, 1880. s45-w2w.
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ID are thirty five sets of Boxes; the most of which
have only been in from to two years; with suf
cent quantity of round cut at least twenty sets
The lands upon which these situated is not
easily surpassed by any pncy lands in Eastern Carolina
There is upon the premises two Dstilleries neatly and
conveniently fitted up, with all necessary out-houses
Upon the farm, think the buildings altogether sci
dom excced Those wishing to purchase invited
TO examine for themselves. Terms shall be low and
payments accommodating. Come and see
Any person wishing to purchase, be furnished
with sufficient number of teams and wagons carry
both the operations of Farm and Turpentine, and
with years supply of provisions.
JOHN A. AVIRETT.
Catharinc Lake, onsIow Co. N. ca sac
July %, 1850. {
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A. Il. STITH.

A. B. STITH,
Agent, Commission Merchant and Dry Goods
Broker, New York.
|VNENDERS his services to the Merchants Planters,
and citizens of the Southern States, and will attend
any business in his neeher in the sale of Produce
or Merchandise or the purchase of Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardware Crockery, Shoes, Hats Furniture, Carriages,
Musical and Agricultural instruments, Begging Rope,
Drugs. Medicines, &c He faers himself as purchaser
Of goods for Southern Merchants, experience will
able him entire satisfaction the Merchants who
may entrust to him their orders.
REFERENCES:
His Excelency Charles Manly, Raleigh.
William Hill, Secretary of State, do
G. w. Mordecai, Prcs't Blk of State, do
DR.. J. o. Watson, Pres't Mu. In. Co., do
B. F. Moore, Esq, Attorney Gen., do
Matthew Shaw, Esq, Washington.
Hon. ]. R. ]. Daniel Weldon.
Andrew Joyncr, Esq, do
r. H. Lewis, Esq, Greensborough Ala.
Raleigh, February 6, $780, 1856
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LIVERY STABLES

q THE Subscribers take occasion to inform
AExN< the public generally that they will carry
4[4. the business in all its branches, at the old
stand and that efforts expense will be spared
their part to accommodate the travelling community.
Conveyances, with good horses and careful drivers will
be furnished all times and at short notice. and in fact
every convenience for travelling, in the wny of
Horses, Carriages, Buggies. sc.
Will be supplied the most favorable and accommo
dating terms
The Subscribers also expect to keep constantly
hand, Horses, Buggics, Carriages, &c. for sale.
Any persons wishing put out their Horses by the
week. or mo Ith or year, will have them well attended
to- at moderate prices Their Stables are on Whining
ton Street, just to the east of Market Square
Hoping receive liberal encouragement, the under
signed pledge themselves to do all in their to mer
it public patronage. BUFFALOE & COOKE.
Raleigh, April 5, 1850. S08-
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State of North Carolina, Martin County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oct. Term, $780,
Elizabeth Lyman and others. Simmons Brlnett
Admir-. anil o,herS-Peiition for Settlement
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that James
Il Burnett, Thomas Burnett, Reddck Hyman, Archi-
bald Lyman, Cullen Moore and wife Abigail, John,
William, Jane, and Iowa Lnnlsa Moore, Children oil
Asa bore, aud Minerva, Marion, William :, George
W. and Hugh IT, man Chi dren Of Wiley Hyman, are
of this Stale: 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for six weeks in The North
Carniina Standard, for said James Burnett, Thomas
Burnett, Reddick Hyman, Archibald Hyman, Cullen
Moore and wife Abigail John, William, Jane, and Iowa
Louisa Moore, Minerva, Marion William W., George
W.. and Hugh Lyman, to appear at the next term Of
this Court be held for the County of Matn al the
Court House in the Town OF WILLIAMSON, the second
Monday OF January next, and plead answer or demnr,
the Petition will be taken pro confesso as to them,
and heard accordingly.
Witness, Lawrence Johnson, Clerk of our said Court
al Office the second Monday in October, A D., 1850
L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Nov. 16, 1850 (Pr adv 80 624.) 5-6t.