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Strayed,
ElROM the Subscriber, living near Chalk Level Cum
IL ' berland County, on Sunday the 26th day of May
last, large bay MARE, heavy with foal, and shod all
round. No particular marks rccolected except small
white spot forward Of the left flank.
Five dollars reward will be cheeruly paid for the de-
livery of said Mare me- or for such information as
will enable me to get her again.
JESSE MORGAN.
June Sd, 1850. st~ 81, sl3-3tp.
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.

lTNHE Fall session will commence on the I'd day of
July. The Institution is located about miles South
Of Shocco Springs in very healthy, moral and inelli-
gent community Grateful for the liberal patronage here
fore received the subscriber feels determined to all
reasonable efforts to merit continuance of public conf
dencc.
Terms:
Tuition.-Casscal and the higher English and Mathe-
macal departments, per session, SIS 90
Common English branches, 10 90
Board with the Principal per month, 90
No extra charge.
T. NJ. JONES, A. M. Pyin.
June H. 1850. sl5-5t.
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North Carolina Rail Road Company.
NHE General Commissioners appointed by the act in
Il cooperating said Company, having discharged the
duties devolved upon them by said act hereby notify the
stockholders that THURSDAY THE llTH DAY JULY,
$780, has been appointed the time for their meeting
Salisbury, when they in person proxy, shall proceed
to elect the Directors of the Company, and to all
such regulations and byelaws may be necessary
the government of the Corporation and the transaction
of its business
JOS. H. WILSON, JAS. M LEACH
w. c. MEANS, JNO. M. MOREHEAD,
mo. y. LORD, w. A. GRAHAM,
RICH'D WASHINGTON, N. A. sTEDMAN,
GEO. w. MORDECAI, A. p. JERKINS.
d. b. ELLIOTT, ED. B. DUDLEY,
SAMUEL HARGRAVE.
June IL, 1850. sl4-td.
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u UNAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Edge
,combe county, four miles north of Tosnot Depot,
and about quarter of mile from the Railroad,
bout the second of September last his negro named
HARRY. Said Harry is about 40 years of age; 5 feet
inches high, thereabouts; yellow complexion; stout
bu has, his left leg, from the cut of axe has
very thick hps eyes deep sunk in his head forehead
very square toerably loud voice has lost of
his upper front teeth and has very dark spot his
jaw, supposed to be mark.
Harry is Carpenter by trade, and has been in the
employment of Railroad Company in whose service he
when he runaway He is well known along the line
of the Road 1t is supposed that he has obtained will
cndeavor to obtain, free papers from free colored
living in Nash county, by the of Moses Hagens,
and his name order to make his way to free
State.
The above negro was the property Of Mrs. Co.
page of Edgecomb county; afterwards he fell into the
hands of Asel Farmer, from whom he purchased by
Mr. Barnes, Of said county, from whom purchased him
about years ago. He will be certain alter his
probablyto call himself Harry Copage, Farmer, Barnes.
He was last heard from the llth September, the
Ncwbern Road, about mile and half from Wilmington,
enquiring the way to the Sound
will give the above reward any person who will
deliver him lodge him in any Jail in the State
or One Hundred Dollars if lodged in any Jail out 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.
GUILFORD HORN.
Edgecombe county, n c., Oct 5, ls49. sl4-tf.
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Sedgewick Female School,
RALEIGH. n. C..

THE exercises of this institution, of which the late
Il Rev. J. J. Finch Principal will continue here.
tofore, under the direction and supervision of Mrs
Finch together with such assistants circumstances
may require.
TERMS PER Szss1oS-(payabl in advance)
Board and English Tuition, $4,000
Music on Piano or Guitar, 5000
Use of Instruments, 500
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Ancient or Modern Languages 1000
On the above charges a reasonable deduction will be
made to those who Individually, enter more than two
pupils.
January 2sth, 1850. 795-4t.
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NOTICE.
xC,6 REWARD viii be given for the ,

&e)h REWARD viii be given for the apprehension
Wa and delivery to the Sheriff or Jailor Of Iohns'
4on County. Of a man who broke Johnston County J.
on ne night Of the 9th of August ls4s who was ar.
.essd ss Griffin, but who had passed in said Conn
y 1ot some time by the name of Henry Griffin. n.
" .aken on Capias, charged with Assault and Bait.
y 3 saa ntent to eemmit Rape. -"
srt. Hnfhn suppose, is between Twenty five and
y yean OF ass i've feet seven or eight inches hirb
~. sad weighs about one hundred and ffsy pound.
= S-:.,. j. II. DANIEL, SkeriE
2mnaneld, September 18th, Isl9. 776 ~
a9h and coiored Embroidered Grenadines. Re.I
-. snceene Edgings. Plain and Plaid Tissues n.
a,s. sl.s. and colored Kid Gloves, Gents Neanoltsn
eS.als Ss,cves Rich Bonnet Neck, and Cuff Ribbon.
Corded skitts &C., &c. -'''''''
R.lsish. March Il, 1850. oAhh q $50 son.
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Cedar Rock, Franklin County, North Carolina.
TNHE next session of this Institution will commence
i on the lst July, 1850.
The Principal designs to call his aid the best AS
sistants during the next session. Pupils desired to
be punctua in their attendance the opening of the
session.
Application may be made to the Principal, at Belford
Nash County.
D. 8. RICHARDSON.
June IL, 1850. sl5-3tpd.
The Register and Biblical Recorder will please copv
three times.
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N EW FIR N

NEW FIRM.
TNHE Subscribers having connected themselves in bu-
Il siness, under the Firm of fBUFFALOE & COOKE,
take this occasion inform the public that they will
keep constantly hand all articles necessary for the
uses of the Family Farm. Their stock consists in
part of the folowling articles:
Bacon and Lard, Iron and Nails,
Flour, Meal and Corn, Cast and German Bis Steel
Loaf crushed clarified and Castings, Trace Chains, and
Brown Sugars, Wedding Hoes
Coffee, Molasses, and Salt Sole and Upper Leather,
Sperm, Adamantine, and Powder and Shot, and Lead
Tallow Candles, Soaps, Tobacco, Snufs &c.
Country produce-particuarly corn, fodder, and dry
beefhides-will be taken at fair exchange.
The above articles have been carefully selected and
bought with cash. and the subscribers are determined not
to he undersod by any dealers in the City.
]. G. M. BUFFALOE.
GEORGE T. COOKE
April 9, 1850. sO7-
N. B. South side Old Market Street, fourth and fifth
doors East of Williams Haywood, & Co.'S Drug Store
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SO BARRELS BEST
OLD APPLE BRANDY.

ULD APPLE BRANDY.
For Sale if Applied For Soon, at rs Cts. Do,
NALLON, if delivered at PoMoxA; 80 cents if del;r
III cred within Is miles. "''
Also for Sale, at reduced prices several fine cows
and CALVES, and young BULLS, of the best s,ooD
in the United States. ''"
SETH JONES.
Pomona, 22d April, 1850. s06-at
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WarrentOn Male Academv.
TNHE EXAMINATION of the Students of this Acad-
l. envy will take place on Wednesday and Thursday,
the 18th and 18th of June.
DAVID A. BARNES, Esq. of Northampton will deliver
the Annual Address before the Students Thursday the
18TH The Trustees Patrons, and the Public generally
are invited to attend.
The exercises will be resumed on the second MONDAY
Of july The departure of the Senior Class for College
will leave room for several boys.
R. A. EZELL, A. M, Principal
May %, 1850. sl2L4t.
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FRANCIS n. ROBERTSON

NANVAO II. ROBERTSON,
successor to Messrs. spotswood & Robertson
wHoLEsALE AID RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign dk Domestic Drugs, Medicine.
Paints, Oik, Dye StuDs, Per3umery, Byusb,,
Soaps, Fancy .drtices, WiadosO Glass, and
Of D. Brandzeths Garden Seeds.
Agents for Floor Oil Cloths
Genuine Imported Havana Regalia and Principe sec.,
Orders executed with accuracy, neaness and desnetch
S. E. Corner of Boliingbrook and Sycamore ST.
PETERSBURG. W.
February 1, 1850. 7s6-4m
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) SHOCCO SPRINGS, Mam

E@ DHOOOV O1 N1NUOs &5& Isl M
WARREN COUNTY, NORTH CAROT.1NI
YNHIs Fashionable Watering place and pleasant sum.
Il mer retreat, with many additions and improvement,
will be opened again the ensuing season for the recenn
and accommodation of visitors fA'"
SAMUEL CALVERT.
May, 1850. slsNs,
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Rangers Notice.

N7A AS entered on the Rangers Book of Chatham
w county, N. c., on the lst day of June, 1885, by
Madison Hearndon, living three miles north of Lassn
Roads, bay Mare supposed to be between IL and
years DID, being in foal four feet 10 inches high sd
all round no brands some white hairs on each side
her neck; valued at thirty dollars.
JOSEPH HACKNEY, C. R.
June 18th, 1850. sl4-
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New Watch and Jewellery Store.
@ w. H. THOMPSON Would respectfully in
EIA form the citizens ofRalegh and its vicinity that
ssss4he has opened choice stock Of
Watches and JeWelry,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs. Thompson as
Millinery establishment, where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver Watches warranted correct time keepers
the latest styles of
Fashionable Jewelry,
such Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches Plain, Chased and Stone Rings
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbles Studs
Collar and Sleeve Buttons Ear Rings Gold and Silver
Spectacles &C., Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery all of
which will be sold cheap. Watches Clocks and Jewel
y repaired in superior STYLE Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange.
Sept. 81, lS49. 777-6m
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W. J. BINGHAM'S SELECT SCHOOL.
TTlHE Fall Session will begin July 10TH Class
l. discharged makes room for another. Boys prepared
to commence Latin greatly preferred. None but good
and doce boys desired Earnestly requested that an
pcation be made for such only. Early application ad
vlsed. Post Office, Bethmont, Orange, N. C..
Nav 18th, 1850. aIO-st,
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Notice.
hereby given that an application will be made Ot
i next General Assembly of North Carolina by th
Commissioners of the City Of Raleigh, for amend
ment Of the Charter of Incorporation granted to sod
City. w. DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Intendant
Raleigh, June 10Th 1880 Sl4-
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Rev. Ii: Hooper's Family School
IN THE COUNTRY,
Warren County, Near Littleton. North r...,,
REV. w. HOOPER, PROF. ]. DIR Hoonrs
THOMAS c. HOOPER, Teachers En-
YTNHE next session will commence On the nh -,
IL iy-the vacation having been altered 90 A to 81. a
those going to the University There are few v,. su'
cies. Application should be made Immediately. C,oa
lars will be sent to any desiring particular pma
ton. ''ma-
May "a, 1885,. E s1a
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Just Opened at fuckers
H1NGHAMS of all colors, Linen Lustres English,
OFrench and American Prints, Solid and Figured
Lawns, from l23 up beautiful lot of Parasols and
Umbrellas Straw Mating, by the piece yard,
ALSO, Gents Opera Ties, Ladies and Misses Walking
Shoes and Slippers. For sale by
r. TUCKER, & SON
Raleigh, March ~, 1850. sO3-
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COTTON YARNS AND SEINE Tw1Nr
75s MADE By NEW SsAcHINEnv" iNE,
BATTLE e co. ROCKY MOUNT N r.
a KE now manufacturing Of excellent oualitv Co.,
"A Yarn and Seine Itcine which thew Will; IN Iol.9n
LOWEST PRICES. %" al the
1"e'r Maeh'nery Is NesD, and they feel no hesst;o
sWARRANTING "''" In
!nelr manufactures to give satisfaction Merch.,..
miles OF Rocky Mount ordering not less th.n " sac
Ds snail have Yarns delivered them free Of aSd,o
al expense. -, ~ VI aoolt'on.
March Sd, 1850. s01-ly.
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st. Mary's School, Raleigh, N. G.
THE 18th Term of this School will commence on
the 9Th day Of June and continue till the 10th Of
November.
For circular containing full particulars apply to the
subscriber. s.s-s ALBERT SMEDES. Reefo.
Raleigh, April II, 1850. sO7-9t.
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Hats. Sprung Style 1850.
LfASHIONABLE Molcskin, Medium Brim Beave
~ Men and Boys Summer Hats Of almost eyerv a,
scription. For sale by
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White Wash Brushes.
A LARGE supply of various sizes just received 81
~ for sale low.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO'
Raleigh, April, 1850. -ss.ss SO7-
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A. p. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r. TOOMBS,
DOOM

Editors, and papers friendly to the enterprise will
please publish this Prospectus, which will entte them to
an exchange with the newspaper. All who comply with
this request will send copy of the paper containing it
to the Committee.
Washington, May 25, 1850. 8l3-
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Rangers Notice. ,-4
nv AS entered on the Rangers Book of Chatham
w County, on the 9Th day Of June 1885, by jackson
Stone. living on the Road leading from Jones's Ferry
to Mount Willing, small Bay Horse eight years old thi.
Spring. He has large man-shod all round-no brand,
or marks valued at Forty Dollars. s5, =
JOSEPH HACKNEY. C. r.
June 18th, 1850. s aIs o. =
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This il re cr md Match wepa of tAs shousalds and
tens q fhoisands IL fhoss she Prize Kings Of
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oal1e's '0pe't'ne family Flour For sale by
10 Ae'o' =" "<t5' 81 @a.sc I sel5-sz
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

"" "Oh, you have seen tho Hall this
morning, PERCEIVE said wug to fellow
VINO was making comical efforts TO walk
straight. "Haw-hic--Hall? What--hic-
nall ~ ",Alco-hnlI," replied the wng as he
passed
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DR.. Martins Universal Purgative
Pills.

A REMEDY for all seasons, and safe at
IA all times. The most superficial OBJ.
server is aware tina, one great cause Of dis
ease is Cos,iveness, and that by the timely
taking OF Purga'ive. the system is often
restored 10 its usual health. By such .
course the lives OF hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims TO dis.
ease. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels, and excite the hillary
functions to a healthy action. The press
is tPpmlng with the Recommendations Of
Purga'ive Pill, gotten up by men who know
nothing OF the effects Of medicine on the
human system. aud hence are endangering
the lives of thousands who are daily using
them. In offering, therefore, these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit, as they.
are the rrescption OF regular physician,
who has used them in his practice for ten
or fifteen years. and with great success.
For sale by G W. ROSS * Co, Athens,
NlcNInn COW. y L. Harris, cambridge,
and James II. Jones < Co.. Churkey Bend,
Jefferson co.-Stuar s. Co Newport, and
Guuchenour & Co, Parrottsville,
Cooke CO Lowry, Eason s. Co and
Cralgmiles & Co, GreeneviIle, Greene CO.
Hughes 4 Reynolds, Benton, Polk CO.
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COM MI EAsCIAL,

AUGUSTA, May 81, 1850.
Mr. Editor We hear of no change IN
the price u: any article Of Groceries in this
market. Collie" remains firm Al III cents for
best quality. Rather an unusual degree Of
attention has been drawn to the nr'lcle Of
Sugar at former prices. Say Muscovada 6
c 64. Louisiana q a 81, Porto RIc" ard St
Crolx &! II. for fair to choice in each de.
scripti"ns.
Nolasscs % cents, Nails Ga. Salt
Sl,l5 per sack.
4ucon well smoked and cured is worth G
cents hog round. Sides have been duh dur,
ing past few days at 6. Shoulders 4! to
AZ. and Hams I a "a per h.. and Ic. of
the latter extra cured and bnggcd &! per ID
Lprd Of fine quality readily commands
g cts, but other qualities are unsuitable at
any price. Feathers 32 a 33 cts. B .eswuX
l9 cts. Tallow 10 cts. Exchange on ali
Northern cities at &c. premium.
Yours very truly.
BAKER, WILCOX q. Co.
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Dr., Martins Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry Il Sarsaparilla.

'E'HE Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla,
which are the basis OF this Medicine,
have lone been celebrated in Consumption,
Srroiua, Diseases OF the Skin. Coughs.
Splitting of Blood, Asthma, sc. The Right
Rev. W. II. Wh'linoham, Bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Marv Wand.
has authorized US to say. he has used it in
his own person with decided benefit; and
many of our medical friends do moi hesma,s
to recommend it in ,hen practice. See DR..
Samuel Ilarper's letter to us in the Pamph-
let, which you can obtain gratis OF our
Agent. The Boonsborouch Odd Fellow.
o! Washington county, Md, OF January
Goth, 1913. says:
"When I'm article ha. afforded relief 10
50 many persons as DR.. Martins Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry has done.
we feel bound 10 make it known. There
never was an article in this country. that
has afforded relief and gave more satlsfac-
ion than This. In the neghborhood of
Brownsville, in this county, il has affect.
ed several Important cares. and from our
own certain knowledge Of 1t. we pronounce
it uneIualed for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
and diseases of this kind"
In the "CIercvman's Sore Throat"
(Tronchitis.) it may truly BE- said to be q
"SovereiGn Ba'm.' as the Odd Fellow Of
the 9th January, lS4S. calls it. II differs
from most other medicines in being re-
markablv pleasant, and in having any OF
those heating. slupi!Iine or disgusting pro.
ppnsites, which are found in most other
preparations Of the Wild Cherry or Sarsa-
parlla. Prepared and sold BY MARTIN s.
WHITLEY, No. As South Calvert st
Baltimore; and for sally by G, w. ROSS s.
Co.. Athens, McMinn COW. Il r. Har.
us, Daniridge, and James II. Jones & Co.,
Chuckey Bend. Jefferson co.-StuarI SEQ,
Newport. and McNabb, Gouchenour & Co.,
Cooke cO.--Lowrv. Easor s.
Co.. and Craigmlles S Co. GreenevllIe.
Greene co.-Ilushes s Reynolds, Benton,
Polk co.
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ChancerV Sale of Lands,

RI virtue of decree nj the Chancery
- Court at Cleveland. Tennessee, made
a! It's February Term, 1850. in The cause OF
Warner r.. Coville and others, against
George Colville, senior, and others, | will,
on Tuesday. the 3OIh day of July next,
expose to public sale on the premises, all
the right. title. interest and clam, that the
said George Colvill-. senior, has IN and 10
the following described tracts of Land:-
lGO acres in the Hiwa>see District, in the
county Of McMinn, TO wit: the North west
quarter OF Section SIX. frs, fractional
Township. Range first, Yves, Of The Mer-
dian. Also. one hall Of the South. west
quarter of Section twenty one, Township
three, Range one. Yves, of the Basis line,
in he fliwassee District. McNinn county,
except four acres. beginning at the North
west corner OF said quarter. and running
with the West line of said quarter South
l6O poles to the South west corner of said
quarter; thence at Iigh, angles East 100
poles to the Southeast corner Of said quar-
ter section; thence with the conditional line
made with Dav wilson CovilIe and A. r.
Turk TO the beginning.
Terms Of Sale:-Ten per cent to be paid
in Cash, and the remainder IN equal por.
items. On a credit of nine and eighteen
months. secured by bond and security and
"sIeD retained on the land until the money
IS paid JAMES BERRY, G.. s. NJ.
June 7; lS50-6t-Pr's fee S6,75 50
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YANKEE ENTERpRrsE.-A few weeks

YANKEE ENTERpRrsE.-A few weeks
since man whom we are bound to
believe was live Yankee. arrived at
st. Joseph en- route for California.
Unfortunately his stock of money
gave out, and he was left without
sufficient means TO prosecute his jour.
ney. Nothing daunted, however, he
resolved to pursue his original design,
and accordingly purchased large
but light made whceIbarrow, in which
he placed his little stock Of provisions
and clothing. and started on his Jour-
ney. He was met. a few days since,
a few miles beyond new Fort Kear-
ny-he having accomplished over
three hundred miles of his journey,
and had passed several mule trains,
destined also for the gold diggings.
Should he succeed in accomplishing
his end, his name deserves to be i'm.
mortalized, as it certainly will be.
We knew that the Yankees were
great at making wooden nutmegs and
converting the heather, at selling
clocks and Harvesting lightning, but
we never thought that the determine.
ton of Yankee spirit would induce
person to attempt making a pcdes.
lran voyage over an extent of country
nearly two thousand miles in breadth,
pc0Dlcd 10y bears, wolves and alter
Indians, alone, with his only posses.
s!ons in n whecbarrow. Success to
the whcelbarrow train, and its enter
prising proprictor.-RereiHe.
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EStraVS.

'NAkEN by job" A. Tomson, living in
the ] Ith ti,.; District, Mc1l,nn county,
two stray COLTS, one sorrcl flly, about
2ycar' old next Fall, with Il blaze face, both
hind feet white AMI some small appearance
Of white on the hare around the huff Of the
fore feet, no artificial marks or brands. The
other an Iron gray, ore year old, with blaze
in her face, small white on her left bind foot ;
no marks or brands porccivahle,except a scar
on The right arm. Sorrel fIly valued at
$50; gray SIG.
SAM. P. WINS, Ranger.
June 7, lS5O--3t 81
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Martin l. WhiteIy'SNatiOnal Tonic

WHICfI exceIs all remedies IN The cure
w OF Ague and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
II is purely a vegetable compound, and 70
perfectly innocent ir its effects. Elias
Rauh, Of Wiightsville. York co Pa, saws:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
your invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. Il. G.. Griffin. Of Cam.
hrldse. South Carolina. writes to us,
"Iour National Tonic kills the Chills
dead" and Cary w. ALL OF Churchtown,
Cumberland county, Pa, says: at has
cured me OF the most obstinate and inveie-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia" Ia a postscript
he SAYS. 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphie.
Also, Dr. MIR 7I.N''S J,ER.HEFEGE.
which is a most valuable remedy for ex-
polling Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale BY the same Agents as above.
May 81. lS50-ly 81
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Circuit Court, May Term. 1850.
Samuel Legg, Guardian for Joseph +.
OwnsIy and John J. SwaflorG,


OwnsIy and John J. Swat[ort,
Nancy Do'y. Moses Do'y, Jerima Wealth
erIy's hers. Nancy Wright, William
Wright, Wilma Francis. Edward Fran.
els, Elizabeth Baker, William Baker.
Cassandra Lea, James Lea, John C..
OwnsIy. Thomas J. OwrsIy. Suraney
Fields. - Fields. William &. Ownsly
and Isaac r.. Thompson.
VBNll T. petitioners, BY their Attorney, ap.
L peared and filed their petition to sell
Land therein described, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Court. that Nancy
Do,y. Moses Do,v. Wilma Franc,s. Ed
ward Francis, Elizabeth Baker, William
Baker. Cassandra Lea, James Lea, John
G. Ownslv, Thomas J. OwnsIy. Suraney
Fields and - Fields. are non>r-sIen,s of
the State Of Tennessee. il is therefore orr
derrd by the Court that publication BE- made
for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newspaper printed in tho town of
Athens, McMlnn county, Tennessee, for
said defendants TO appear a, lheCour,.house
IN Cleveland, at the next term OF the Cir.
cult Count, on the First Monday of Sptem-
Der next. and plead. answer or demur to
plaintiffs petnion, or the same will he ta>
ken for contested and set Tor hearing ca
parte. JOHN II. PAYNE. Clert.
MAY 81, lSj0-tt-Pr's fee 1928 So