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DRUGs, MEDICINES

oOiCf OPPOSA'S
United States Hotel, are now prepared to
show to customers full and well selected
assortement of Drugs and Medicines of all
kinds. Unadu,tera,ed Wines and Brandies
for Medicinal purposes. Syringes of any
size and description. Trusses and supper
tiers. Choice Colognes, Lubin's Extract,
nice Confectionery &c. &c. Most of the
Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians
prescriptions, will receive careful personal
attention, and the best articles used without
regard TO cost Physicians supplied on the
most reasonable terms. Having just re-
turned from New York, we can also be pre-
pared to furnish customers with fancy
goods, consisting in part of Steel Beads,
Bag Clasps, Purse Twist, Rings and Tas>
sells, Perforated and Tissue Paper, Wcssied's
Combs, Brushes Pocket Books, Shaving
Cream, Military CASTLE and various other
shaving and toilet soaps. Drawing Pencils,
Pins, Needles, Fancy Boxes, and many
other things too numerous 10 mention
We are prepared to furnish Teachers OF
Schools with any variety of toys and books
suitable for gifts at the close of their schools
Goods will be sent to the residence if de-
sired.
NIB. All of our goods are to he sold at
small profits on the new cash system.
GARDNER & SANFORD,
Druggists and Apo,hecaries.
West Cornwall, Sept. 29th 1850.
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0c-The election Of U S Senator in place Of
Greene Of Rhode Island, has been postponed
to the January session of the Legisla ture.
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WAR; ~ I'M sTITUrD.
J. c. Howard, Nj. A., Principal and
Proprietor.

THIS School having been necessarily
l. suspended during the past summer,
will be re-openeG on Monday, Dec. 81, in
the spacious building few rods west of the
Congregational Church The building has
just been extensively re modelled. and fur>
nished anew, for the express acconmoda-
ton and convenience OF the school, and the
principal will enter upon HIS lahors with
an increased desire TO render his school
pleasant and profitable to The yourg ladies
and gentlemen who may attend it.
& The length of the terms, expenses &c d,
will continue the same as Tor several wears
past. 3w26
Warren, Nov. 7th, 1850
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Notice to Teachers.

A Committee of the Visitors of the 1st
School Society in Litchfeld, will meet at the
house OF Rev. B. w. Stone, in North Street, on
Friday evening at 6 O'clock, p. M. for the ex-
animation of teachers. Those who intend to
teach in said society the coming winter, are
requested TO be present.
J.L. HENDRICK, Chairman of Com.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of Visitors of the Milton School
Society, will meet for the examination Of
Teachers, at the house of the subscriber, on
Monday, the 18th of November, al O'Clock
P. M. All who intend 20 teach in said Socie>
ty the ensuing winter, are requested TO be
present at that time
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1.-THE majority of Miller (whig) for
Congress in Iowa is about 600.
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PAIN GOODS.

~ H. RICHARDS, Is, recrIrI1E a large
l. stock Of BroadcIoihs. Cassimeres and
Vesliags, the most fashionable assortment ever
before Offered 10 this public. Fall Fashions
Gust received. l9
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EOR SALE by the Subscriber, 100 Barrels
Il Of ENNESEE FLOUR. fresh ground
from New Wheat WARREN CONE,
Norfolk, Aug. Is, $50. 20
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Bantam Division, No, 25 s. Oft.

Brothers you are hereby notified that your
presence is earnestly requested at our next
meeting on Friday evening after the lecture,
as business of the utmost importance, which
has been deferred, will then be attended to.
J. p. TRowBRIDGE, w, p.
E P. THOMPSON r S.
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WINsT ED BANK.

NOTICE.-The Stated Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of This Bank, will be held at
the Beardsley House. in West Winsted, on
Monday the 4th day of Nov. 1850. at 10 -
clock A. M. for the choice of Directors, and
the transaction of business usually brought
before such meeting.
The poll will open at 10 o'clock A. M. and
close at 3 P. Nj
By order of the Directors.
25 GEO. DUDLEY, President.
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THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
l. the largest aud best assortment OF Stoves.
for Kitchen. Paror, Office or Shop use. ever
before in Old Litchfield County. All of which
will be sold at prices so lou as to astonish the
natives entirely. All we ask of our friends
aid the public generally is a personal cram
nation of our stock, as we feel confident that
we can sell TO all who are IN want. Our
Sales Room is open at all hours OF the day, Tor
the inspection of the public. .se
@5-Stove Furniture and Fixtures cons
stantly on hand, toget her with a large assort-
ment of TIN, BRASS, COPPER, IRON, and
BRITANNIA WIRE.
PATTTSON d. CONE.
Village Hall Building,
West Cornwall, Sept, Is, 1850
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PROBATE .REUDBD

Al court Of traDale holcen at Plymouth
Nihin and tor he District Of Plt mouth, Oh
the 18th day ot October, A. - 1853 ~
PRESENT. ELISHA JOHNSON t.sy.. Judge.
nv MUTTON e srtn In, DIas u Executor
- on the estate 81 James Lynch. lse OF Ply +
NOUN, within SAID Distfict, deceased /. Tpis q
Oour' doth decree '''at SIX months be allowed
s'la i'thi'ed Ior me Creditors Of sau estate totx
hblt their claims against tie same NJ ~. Fx-
ecutoT; and dnects ihat public notice bp giys4 8
ct this order b. advertising an "a newspaper
published in Lnchfeld, aud ny posting copv
thereof on the pubic Sign posi- in SAID IOWA,
Plymouth, nearest TIE place " here ne derees~
ed last dwet. Certified iron Record,
1926 ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge E. 3
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nj Office is hereby given to the Stock
~ holders of the Canaan and Litchfed
Turnpike Company, to meet on the Sd Thurs
day of November, (2lst) at the Inn of M. Ives
in Goshen, to choose the annual officers, settle
the accounts of said Company, and to transact
any other appropriate business.
By order of said Company,
BENJAMIN SEDGWICK, Clerk.
Cornwall Hollow, Oct 30, 1850
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the First Ecclesi
astical Society OF Lilchfeld, will be held a
the Lecture Room of said Society, on Mon
day. the llth Nov, 1850, at 2 o'clock p
NJ. for the choice of officers for the yeal
ensuing, and TO transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
CHARLES A. DUDLEY,
CHAUNcY PECK. SSoc. Com.
JASON WHITING,
Litchield, Nov. I'd, 1850.
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GAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is
WOR TH A POUND OF CUREN

GAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is
WORTH A POUND OF CURE"
TN HE RAINY SEASON has now commenced
l. and persons perambulating the Dig
gngs'' are very likely to get wet feet, thereby
causing troublesome colds, which not unire
quently keep their owners barking all w inter
10 guard against such calamity, go at once
to ALVORD & BROTHERS and procure
pair OF those tight and fashionable Rubbers,
which VIII enable you to travei with perfect
security from wet. ..
Also just received. large assortment Of
Boots and Shoes,
embracing the latest and most approved pat-
tens, all OF which are offered to the public on
the most reasonable terms.
ALVORD g. BROTHERS
Wolcottville, Oct %. CIV
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President Fillmore has given orders
for ship-of>war to convey, gratuitously,
articles to the Worlds Fair in London.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
- A Farm lying in the South west
fsIss1HRR part of Litchfeld in the society
ss11E of South Farms, containing
sszzgsIa 1875 acres of land. Said farm
is suitably divided into Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plow land, being well fenced and
in high state Of cultivation. On said
farm is new Dwelling House. also four
Barns, Shed, Corn House. &c Any one
wishing to purchase will do well 10 call
and examine for themselves.
Reference can be had by applying to
Abraham Beecher Esq. of Bethlcm or the;
subscriber on the premises.
*4m22 SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
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HOElcR.

A Ii persons liable pay State and Town
ATaxes in the town of rorril gton, on the as
sessment list OF the year ls49, are hereby notl-
fed that will receive the same al the store OF
NJ Smith in Torringford on Friday the 18th of
Nov. next, from to II o clock A. NJ. At the
st re OF N. Roberts in Burrviile, from to
Torrington from 9 to IL A, NJ. on Saturday
the 9Th of November next. And at the Hotel
of Chas S Church, from to o'clock P. M. of
the same day.
N. B. Those who neg lectt TO pay their taxes en-
or before sale day. must expect to pay legal
fees.
JOHN w. COOK, Collector of State and
Town Taxes
TDrrington, Oct Is 1850
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RI. L. VAIL

Chairman Of the Committee.
Milton, Oct %, 1850.
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Temperance NOTES.-The Rev. B

F. Vile, will make few Temperance Ad-
dresses in LitchfieId County as follows:
Salisbury, Monday evening Nov
Sharon, Thursday do do
W.T. Cornwall, Wedne'ay do do 6
Kent Plains, Thursday do do
Gaylord's Bridge, Friday do do 8
Washington, Sunday do do 10
New Preston, Monday do do III
New Milford, Tuesday do do II
Will the friends of Temperance have the
appointments made in season to secure full
attendance. Let US do something worthy the
cause we have espoused, this winter.
II. BALDWIN, President of the Litchfeld
County Temperance Society. ,-
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To Dealers In Crockery And
Class Ware.

T'HE subscribers, Importers and Dealers 10
l. China, Glass aud Earthen Ware, have
just received large assortment Of Gold Band,
White and Raised Figured China; Mulbury
White Granite, Light Blue, Flowing Blne, C.
c. Colered and Edge Earrhen Ware; Tum
blers, Lamps. Specie Jars, Salts, Casters. Cam
dlesticks, and every variety Of Glass Ware
The attention OF Merchants ia respectfully So
llcited to our stock 81 he above kinds al
goods, which we viii sell At the lowest New
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WANTED.

S0n BUSHELS Potatoes, and 200
COU BUSHELS Chestnuts, for which
the highest market price will be paid in ex-
change for goods A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcottville, Oct. 10, 1850
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Norfolk .RcWlZe2,la1.

THE Winter Term of this school will
IL open on Monday, the Cd of December
next. W. B. RICE, Principal.
Norfolk, Nov 4th, 1850. 26
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For. Sale.

acres of excellent land. The Hpuse is in fine
condition, situated in the midst of grounds
tastefully laid out and ornamented with trees,
shrubbery, vines &C., with barns, ice house
&c, adjoining. The farm consists of proper
proportion of meadow, arabic, pasture and
woodland. and is 10 state of high cultivation
well fehced-with great variety Of fruit
thereon.
The place is very desirable as country res
idence for gentleman from the city, as we'll
as for farmers generally. II desired, the farm
will be sold without the house and grounds.
For further particulars enquire on the prem-
Uses, or of Col. Joseph Amber, Bethlem, or of
Geo,geC Woodruff, Litch6eld.
Bethlem, Oct. 80 $780, 6m25
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Parents School

zTI6RW NOMMENCES its next ses.io, n,
A ~ oaday. the 18th Of j lnusry Iss n
remaining under the tuition of Nj.
X. Faosr. To ito patrons We express our obIiga,o,
for the liberal cncoora cement il has received Til.
school may BE- expected to continue for ryera
until tho sbjsct for which il is made the
Of our childrsn) 10 completed While biyb Sian
dard Of education win DO maintained. the NOR. n.s
fol and practical branches will receive especial at
tsntion.
Terms per session of Fire Months.
Spelling. Reading. Writing Arithmetic. Geo0,.
ply. English Grammar. U, S. History and Comno
si,ion ~. The higher English Branche, alone =,
with the shove g.. The French Laneuac. T,nd
tie Spanish Latin or Greek. If desired) 10.
Board. DC, excep, candles, SC per months ditto
except washing, from Monday to Friday, So so per
month. ~
No deduction after entrance, exeep, for irsblnv
10 attend school from sickness continuing mon,t
with notice Of the fact. "'
~ d tbia6 very important 10 have the cl,s.e. !
and woFk sos The session arranged Of lie beginning
We again urge students 10 enter If possible al ,hs,
time.
SD WATSON.
ID. ". LEE
D.esnb,r II. 1850.
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"COncOrd Mercury"
Devoted 10 PoIITIcs, NEws, AGRICULTURE M,s,Na
&c.
o,a,, Is ,h u" hS to enter into an Argument to
papef-they are fully app ecia,ed.
IL VIII be expected and is certainly due 10 the pub
nc, mat We should make some exposition Of the
principles BY which shall be governed.
10 Politics "ewii be decidedly WIG, and shall
endeasor WIN all our ability, to sustain the cause
OF ,hs grea' keruhlican Party, consequently we
viii give the present Administration cur hearty sum-
port We.wl at all times, how ever, reserve to our.
selves The privilege OF coGdemniBg whatever we may
think wrong. either in friends or foes While We
sh | use all honorable eff ITS TO advance the inter
esis and defend the conservative principles of our
Party, we will practice system of courtesy towards
our opponents, so long as they conduct thems, Ives
IN such way as to deserve it.
Perhaps il is useless 10 say that we are ,true
soulhrons,' though we consider the Compromise,
I hected BY the last Congress on The Slavery cues.
uoD, as great and patriotic measure well deserving
Tie APPRECIATION o. all parties no desire the peace
and happiness Of their Country. Bot bile we are
In favor o the late Compromise, deny the charge
made against us q beng Submis sionsis' aud will
take occasion 10 hu'l back upon its autho,s-l,t
THEM commend the poison chalice 10 their own
lips,' we'll none cf IT,
We viii endcavof TO make the Mercury inter
sung to alI--5n particular aIier ton will be made
% he dtP1rimen's of Mining and Agriculture
The siz' OF h paper has not yet been determined
IN. II about the sane as the Lincoln Courier'
he price vii BE- ST 50 per anum: If tho size of the
Salisbury Waterman 81 90. The number of
subscribers Obtained BY tie 1T Of January will de.
ade The H'a'tcI-at which time materials will be
rt cred The first number will be issued as soon
$ 800 names arc received.
Those II endly TO the Project solicited 70 make
u tn ri TO secLr the qislie numb,r of names
l., ;. BiNGli AN. EDIroR.
W u. CAMPBELL. PuBLisHrs.
u Afer rs ,h , .r.' b, rs at Concord
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New ORLEANS. March, 1854.

New ORLEANS, Mareh7 1850.
Al the request of John +. Cuaan, Esq OF York
vile, Tenn, have ex mined his pampl lei in r. it
ence 10 the qualities and efficacy OF ms Vegetable
Lithon,riptic in which mud certificates rom the
following persons, viz: Or. J T Bone. Dr. II. Y.
Bone. Or w Parks, DIR S Underwood, jas Ger
word. b rnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
E O. Phil Cliborne, + q l. B Glchrls,. Btr wtord
Es1 hrJ Hmsou, J A " Hess. s. Williams T. a.
Geo Miller B T. II rs, IN b Wright Us l.
Fsldridge, f,q IN " lie, + ls,a, 7 l. liam
tl'op Mutton + ona= touAr fo> : + .5,ta.
VIM II A Nil,r DR. NJ l IL, II u u f q
M,lion Blown, N :. kys a 4 J
M Greer L McCorfl Il IL ~ arr :" y.
wilson, DR. Jetton, Esq Part lz"r esr-fts
that am personally acquainted with all lhe 4 T g..
ing persons far the greatest hummer of ehoal
have known for more than Is years-aed that they
are without excs pion men OF the highest res pons
bility and Of unimpeachable veracity That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character as man Of integ riiy the public NAV
be fully assured Of the genuineness Of The signatures
10 all tho certificates Contained in the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT,
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State Of Worth Caroiina.

MtCkLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Octo
Der Term, 1850.
Joseph L. Baekwood
rs. ) ktfsebmsnf
Thomas r. Porter
Levied IN the band OF David C. Haynes and him
summoned as Garnishee.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, tbs
me defendant hath removed beyond the limits o
The State, II is therefore Ordered IN N, Couy, ~,
publication be made six weeks in the Charlotte Jou,
nal thsi unless said defendant appear a, the neg
court OF Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS To be held 70,
me county OF Mechcabufq, at the Court II use j,
Charlotte on HE 4ih Monday in January next, and
men ana there plead or repIevy, judgmen, by de-
iaol, will be eu'ered against him
Witness, Bray Oates. Clerk of ssid Court at nj
hce, the 4lh Monday in October. 1850.
Printers fee. ESQ. IS
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Il preservation of the
@AAuR9
BY VI. WISE 4 son, of Virginia,
~ G4apSle


81 WISE II son, 6nding ii altopeher i'm posi-.
w" be to attend personally to the great number
OF daily applications from all sections OF the Union for
their Remedy or Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint
General Tfaoeting Agent, TO visit different cities
aud towns throue bout the United States. vesting him
with authority TO appoint srb-agenss, use and vend
the Hair Tonic, and To apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into lie HANDS OF those he NAV an
point to operate wherever q sufficient number Of pa
tents in town ar nelghborhood shall be obtaneJ
Capt GE0RG + CALVERT, Of Fauquer court,
Va Is alone authorized 70 act as Gensrsl Travel
Agent, with the power rbvs indicated
Capt. Z may b. * cled 10 visit as speedily
practicable the rrltf sttes aid towns of the
iot.
Zap Rave rNaps have on hand
i'HPai' - ~ HUNiC (ahich clean
ID g N T II, ~4e'e 'ecns ard invig2rste,
- hsir, pfd k,ia.r, also, from falling ety. for
tn region . 'fui V contiguous to his opera.
u5ns, or II as. tisays he chained, a, wholesale
aud orw iide6 Ia aa latta' the Onion, 5y address.
ius the proprie,urs, VI. WISE & SON, Richmond,
Va.
G+Priee So per dozen cash Six bottles fcrs5-
or one dollar single hottie.
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COWAN'S
Vegetable s.isisusltriDsic.

safe and certain remedy for Gtapt or Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary O'gans and all kiadred diseases.
> B sHIS invaluable Medicine 10 the worlt wo,li
Il be blessing, if The aff ctod could cnlv over.
come their pr JUDGES enough TO r, ii. Call at In.
J. +. Gilntr's Drug Store IN Cbarlatte, and see a
pamphlet containing Unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable prepar ton.
JOHN + COWAN.
Yorkville, Tenn.
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State Of " ORTIZ C0y.OfjnU.

'StHfe Of WORTH Carolina,
MECKLENBrRG COUNTY.
Courf Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Octo.
Der Term, 1850.
Wilson wallace|
vs Attachment
I'm w. Miller
Levied on the crop o. Corn and Cotton, on the plan.
'abon. on whch The defendant formeiy resided;
aIso on some Hay, Oats. Gearing. &e., &c.
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court. IN,
y ,he defendant hath removed beyond the limits Of
the s'ale' ~ IS therefore Osdsred by the CONT, tha,
publication be made six week, in the Charlotte Jour
ha'' uhal nnless sSd desendant sppear at the next
,oui o. floas and z ia'lor Sessions 10 be held 70,
The county Of MecAepburg, ut the Cou,t House in
Charlotte, on the 4'h Monday IN January nex,. and
then and there plead OF fepcyy, Judgment by DE-.
Isuit VIII be entefed against him.
witness. btaly Oates, Clerk of said Court. at Of
e, the Alb Monday in October Is50
OATES. CCC.
Printers fee, ts rs
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Terms of Paper.

The In Weekly Star is published al - per annnm,
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE; 81 50 within six mont y or
- at the end OF tho year. Oae Dollar during The
session of Legislature.
TIE bsekiy Star Is compiled from the ri weekly
and matled TO country Subscribers at 81 per aDnum
IN ADVANCE; .. 50 within six months. or o at The
e1PirstI OF the year SO cents during the session
Of the i.egislsiu 9.
Clubbing la order 10 preclude the necessity of
sending north Tor cheap newspapers, we propose 10
iofni TIE WEEKLY Paper to clubs OF SIX for 81 IS
per copy; OF ten Tor ONE DOLLAR AND a BArE; or
tAent, copies taI Twenty fre Dollars. We will iuf
nsh, with the Tai WEEKLY clubs Of six for 50
copy, OF ten copies for twenty five dollars.
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state Or Worth Carolina,
:. MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
''sH Of PIeas and QaarieO So sions. Octo
:, ber Term, 1850.
Moses n Hart
! T. Porter.
N''sd "a the hands Of jones n. Marshal, WIN. A.
G'oSens, John 1--we. WIN. N lIipp Joseph
I. Love aud others, and them sum.
~ moncd as Gsrnishee.
.appcarine 10 the satisfaction of the Ccnrt, that
n mc defendant hath removed beyond the limits Of
% n" S"le' = tas'sfss Ordered by The CONT. that
r'p"c"ion DO made six weeks 10 the Charlotte Jour
~, mat nn'css said defendan, appear al the *,
n. % r'cas and GARTER Sessions, to BE- held for
tp county Of Mcckienburg. 81 the Court. House in
,h. on tho 9Th Monday in January next, aud
Ia % s"d there plead or replevy judgment by dc.
'v ~, WI b entered against him.
a. witness. Ilraiy Oalcs. Clerk Of said Court, at Of
W. tue A'h Monday In Octobar, 1850.
BoATES. CCC.
Printers fee 81, IS
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To Rent,
AfMfe or .yOrsh- Carolina.

AfMfe or .vOrsh-C Carolina,
NECKLHNBUnC COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qsarfer Sessions, Otto
Der Term, 1850.
VIM N. G'ier
o. Attachment.
oomss r Porier.
LEVIED IN the hands Of James u Marshall. VIM. A.
L.owens, John Love, VIM N iiipp, Joseph
I, Love and others. aud them sum.
monrd as Garnishee.
appearing ~ the satisfaction oi the Court. that
The defendant hath removed beyond the traits
4 We State hnhs'.fe,s OSdrrsd BY the Court. that
uslca,'on be made sx weeks 10 The hsrlot,e jour.
e. that unless saic defendant appear al the next
oar Of Pleas ard Qaatt,r Sessions to he held for
70 county OF Nc, kenbag at The Courl House in
haiio,tc. on the 4'h Monday IN January next. and
a'a and there Plead or reple y, jljgacn, BY de.
|"nl, viii be- entered agsinsr hun.
witness Bfaly Oates, Clerk NJ said Court, Ut of.
nee The 9Th Moaday in October. 1850
B.0ATES CCC.
Pfin'er's foe sss. IS
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NEGRO HIRING
Negro Hiring.

WILL hife and rent. for the term oi u month.
At the late residence Of David Harry, deed. on
Monday. the 30ih instant, al the LAND .rt Ne
GRoEs eeong'ng to the minor heirs Of said de.
ceased '''
Also
A. the same Tine and place. upon The sam. terms
VII Be hif'd and rented. all The LANDS and NE.
GR0ES belonging u Roena Canon. minor cir d,
Z Canon, deed.
b. IRWIN. Guardian.
December H. 1850 4,