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John Henderson Hs and wife Petition Ja, ppsi
{ tt0n and D0,cer.

Adam Hen,horn e. al. non ana D0''e''
Adam Henihorr. Eli Renlhorn, James Hen
thorn, Nathan Henihorn, John HsnthorD, Will
liam Hickman and Matilda hickman his wife,
Peter Stewart and Martha Stewart his wife, and
James stewart, Fanny Stewart, Daniel Stewart,
Nathan Stewart, John Stewart, Peter Stewart. ju-
nior, Ellen Stewart and Alexander Stewart, minor
heirs of Elizabeth Stewart deceased, and Fanny
Heuthorn, widow of William, lately deceased,
will take notice that petition was lled against
them on the 2isi day of August, A. D. 1851, IN
the court Of common pleas within and for the
county Of Monroe, and state Of Ohio, by John
Henderson and Nancy Henderson his wife, and is
now pending, wherein the said John Henderson
demands partition of the following real estate. to
wit. The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twenty eight, township two
and range four; also the southwe est quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section twenty-eght, town
ship two and range four, all lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio; and that at the next term
of said cour. application will be made by the said
John Henderson for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises
JOHN HENDERSON.
BY WIRE & MITCHELL. his Am'y'.
AuS 07 1871
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ROAD NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby eiysn
- that petition will be presented to tho Tfus.
tees OF Salem township. Monrne county, Ohio.
praying for the laying out and establishing OF
township road, to commence on the lands Of Chris
ttopher Long, where the said Longs dwelling
house 10. and thence through the lands Of Cbarlec
Kenarlum on the west side Of bis barn. 70 ntsrseci
apriyais roadIsaid Kensrium has. and thence sIonv
said private road through the lands Of Sam.
ueI Heath. and thence through the lands where
Thomas Heath now lives, and to iotsrssct ithe
county road leading from Niger Run to the
nsa,lsvIi,e road. SAID petition viii be presented
on the 10th day Of September 1851. by - II
.5. CHRISTOPHER LONG.
August l6, 1851.
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action which

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Il this ointment has
upon the human cuti.
Gle, demonstrates its
grand efficacy and
healing power 1t is
the first and only dis.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR'S sALE.-By virtue Of

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue of
n an order from the court of Common Pleas
% Monroe County, Ohio, I will offer for sale on
the premises, in Jackson township. in said county.
on Saturday, the 18th day OF October, 1851, be.
:ween the hours of 10 o'clock a. M. and O'Clock
y. m, Of said day, the following described real
estate. as the property Of John Thompson, now
deceased. to wit The south east quarter of the
north east quarter of section Q. in township 2. of
range 4; aiso the south west quarter OF the north
west quarter, and the north west quarter of the
e9utl west ar., and the south east a. Of the north
rest qr sec. s. in tp. Q, of range A, all in Monroe
county, Ohio, subject to the widows dover there.
II assigned: on the following terms -one-third in
hand, oDe-third in nine months, and one-third in
eighteen months. with interest from the day Of
sails, TO be secured to the satisfaction of the un.
dsrsigned. DAVID B. PATTON,
JOHN WILSON,
sag Adm'rs of John Thompson, decd.
Sept II, 1851.
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TosEPH JEFFRIES' ESTATE Notice i,
- hereby given, that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified adminisI ator, with the
will annexed, OF the estate of Joseph Jeffries, late
Of Monroe county. deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON,
Aug. l3, 1851. o- Admir-
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M MARTIN OTIS ESTATE.-No,ice i, b.,..
IA by given that the subscriber has been 10.
pointed and qualified a. administrator of IN. es,,ts
OF Martin OF, late of Monroe county, dece,,eI.
,., % ,o., JOHN OFT, Admi.
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TNSOLVENT'S NOTICE. Notice 10 hereby
IL given 10 the creditors OF Abner johnson, an
insolvent debtor. to present their claims legally
authenticated, within sixty days. to the under.
signed, for allowance, sc. WIN OKEY.
Master Commissioner, and
July %, 1851. Acting Com. Insolv.
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A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE BY virtue Of
IA an order from the court Of Common Pleas
Of Monioe county, Ohio, sill offer fol sale OH
the premises, in jackson township, in said county,
Oh Saturday. the llth day Of October, 1851. be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
p. m. of said day, the following described real
estate, as the property of Lawrence Murley, now
deceased. to wit: The south half Of the north east
quarter of section 81, township 2, and range a,
containing 7S acres, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio. subject to the widows dover therein assign
ed, on the following terms, to wit: One.third cash
in hand, third in six mo- tbs, and the iesidus
in IL months. with interest from the day Of sale,
to be secured to the satisfaction of the under-
signed. MICHAEL LOHR,
Adm of Lawrence Murley, decd.
Sept. 10 1851
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n ANDoN BEANES' ESTATE.-Notice il
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
tate of Lsndon Beanes, late of Monroe County
deceased.
ASAHEL HOGE, Adm'r.
Sept. 8, 1851.
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TAMES McKAlN'S ESTATE.-Noticei is
% hereby gwen that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified a. administrator of the estate
of James McKain. late of Monroe county. de.
ceased. WILLIAM McKAIN, Admir-
Sept. 10, 1851.
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August Ie, 1851.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons inter.
~ ested, that al my instance Writ Of Attscb.
ment was this day issued by Elihu Morris. iustic.
OF the peace OF Perry township, In the COUNTY N
Monroe, against the goods, chattels rights. efsd!
It's. moneys and sffec,s of Thamas McCrscten.
an absent debtor. ISRAEL RAHNFSs,
Jul, ~. 1851. Agent for JAMES CAMssEsL.
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advances made on consisnments ofFlour and other
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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
1928 RE WARD.
September Ia, 1870.

UNAWAY from the subscriber residing IN Edge
1 xuni,r county, four Iml.s iorth ut 1osnoi Depot.
and about quarter ui mile from the Railroad.
iut the srcond Of September last his negro named
HARRY Said Harry is about 10 Years OF age; 5 feet
inches high. whereabouts; Hcilo,- complexion Stou,
built; h.srit from the cut of an axe; has
very thick lps eyes deep sunk ia his hrad forehead
very square torrahly loud has lbs, two Of
his upper front t~Ih IL nj has very dark spot his
Jaw. SUPPOSED to be a mari.
Harry is Carpenter I.y trade. and hns heen in the
employment Of Railroad Company. whose scrvire he
when le runaway. He is wei kHrwn org the ling
If the Road fl j. ,0s,l that he has obtained. wil!
endr,vnr Obtain free, papers from free col"rcd
living in Nash county. by the of MOsrs Hugrns.
and his name, Order make his 10 free
State.
The above negro the property of Mrs. Co
page of Edg-crm count. aitr>vars he Tell into the
hands Asset Farmer, fr"m whom Ia. purchased hv
Mr. Barnes. of said from whom purchased hin,
about wears He will he alter his
probably call himself Harry "raSr. Farmer. Barnes.
He last heard from the lh -, pi, mher. the
Ne bern Road. about IL mic ATE. half from Wilmington
enqririns she way the Suuird.
will give the above reward To any person who will
deliver him me-. lodge him in Jail in the State
One Hundred Dollars ii lodged in ANY Jail Ui the
State 50 that ran get him again.
CAPTAINS of vessels r.ufior"d against taking the
negro away uiicr the pcin,y OF the avs
GUILFORD HORN.
Edy'romhr county, :. e., O:,. >. le49. SLIT.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
POETRY.
The Ship in Port.

The celebrated ode of Horace. " Id Re"nP~0Hcn"'
.,nraphrlS rJ to suit the times
sY c.. PERcIEAL.
SuEr enre again. in port.
o! vr..-l fret .hteI with our hopes and tea''
SCATTERED auI rent zach sPn and san aPPear'
Tor, Ions of storms the Sport !:
Upon the BDSry wave,
Far out at sea thee mstiIy t"'sPd,
Frarin. each moment must zee thee L''t,
Without the power tn save.
70 view thee safe again.
Our t.rrur-.trirkrn h-url- With joy it cheers.
Though still sh- winds rtat rUu-rd our anxious as
Are broaiing DER the main.
Cliuz TO The s;,elteeing sh"rr,
The storm that vexed thee l. not wholly pat;
Still in tbs distance. barely sealed at last,
The breakers loudly. roar
Tru<, not thc pilot
Wh,sr recklrs- hand again nPon the ~sr-
On wild colmotsr. co I've thy grave,
Wouii steer thy sheltered !so~.
BranI the vile niIiiiIIe"E.
VVlo<e viper tonguc. maid tiy sva crew,
TIE "a. Itri:r an diSrard would rrIev,
That latr have to-t th - d'H-
Rest thrc in pcare aW hi|.
Within the hAvrn safe at Anchor ride.
Till storm. ka+hyd. till angry ~A~rs rui-ide,
And AksrS screnriy ami,".
T.l.ti, With thr sail unfurlrd
Thy mast Greet. iiy nroui II ~ at liz heNd.
(;.r FORTH the fruits at IipcrII To s,'re~d
Der an rx,'rctant worn!
GAIL,rIS, Tcin.. Nov. ~. 1850.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
NEW AND CHEAP
FASHIONABLE DRY G0ODS.
Fer the Fan and winter Trade. 1850.

For the Fail and winner y SsAUCa $50
fn<HE Subscriber haying just ieee't cal "n Ne"
York aud Phi -ltsant ann fA'ei',i.,
.uppl.- al SI.HPLfc .d.tD f.1ACI LRY !GOCD"'
Seas,n Would i-sp.ciiul, In,iIr hr nrn"s at" c"r
tnu-,. aud The pnbIlc larxt I" an earl.
Of the Same. btn2 fully per<naird they ca'n' '"
adj Y,ire aud ny their suprr"r hic"n'"" 'NN
Braufv 0,td stiH tHg III dNff@ f"t S'' o" S"'
he iateHd> 10 girc them 80 -
The a.-.rr,- cIiri.r-, in I'"f the "il""ing VIZ;
Suo@r Black ISr,,- de Ehus S,lk-,
Chzur leon -SstIn D'ctIIh< i
Pi1id AUD Figured Changtabi- t.'r
f.uuis,s tiuesf FRENCH Mcru,>.
Plain aud f,tpbfoidrffd sshHr~rrs and Del1ihc~.
SIX PapIins, M,i.ar L0sis.s.
ChaIae leon I.yunr>e 'tdh-
Suurr Black MrIinn Cashmere and Alpaca
Pam Polka. and Thine Driaii"-.
Hung arIan J-nn. iIind C"'i'-, tt"' Dresses,
Eur Btuun Green AID a,ds I'd Satin .triPed
Drain"S.
Chargrabi- Thibrt. and Cicrry cooi d PaIalnsffa
(i0!hs. ,.-.g ..r
New Si.i. C.licop- and fsngtzIn~,
IrI-o Linen. and UIt'R Shutting.
R.ch Velvet Trimming, and silk Braids aud Lscts.
lns.ril ugs and EdgRg..
Rtanii!nI Bonnet. Rrlf, and Neck RIhdnds,
(. Fine Kid and Sill G owes ard A it,
Together many uiti q, sIrabie altIcter, among
which ar-
Cloths. Cas<rn~rrs. and VrsiirgS.
SaIiin+t<. Tw-~'l* Cloth aud keuiurks Jeans.
Fine kIeIrSkin and Fur Halls,
Fur and Cloth Gaps.
Crntirmen'< Bcul< and Shoes,
Iad-s Walking Shoes. Sl4Ir,s aud Gaitris,
jenny Lind aud I..ghoru Bsanris.
kcr.+A'I. Ln>-v'~. and Biaukrir,
Sis and Cotton Umbrellas.
r. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh. Nov. 6. 1850. a41-tt
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The i-nry Harris. aud at V,rginia Wright
Minerva H.. Wright William -. Wright. Dur. =.
r.ht. Lur, B. Wright aud ti.hry Wright. I'ia,,-
uni.r fw-nty al age. hv their NEAT friend
W right. o. EiIZa DAVIS. Marv Ayr3rk aud
augustus .AIc,.ck. chi.ir-n at Hsnry Aycuck deco,
>aii, ASrr,ck. MMI NrorE, AAttht Ann Ayrnr Ann
lara A,rock and Frances Aycs"rk children ut ClaIh'rn
\srck 't''i Sal! A. c"rk. and Samuel Ayr'"k-P--
ton CnurI ." Eu'iv. fora Sale nt Land
ri.+I ,urp al Partition
a FFIDAHIC h,vn: t-Pr uai- hrfHr'- bv
N Hrmy harris, al tue Ptttonrr~ fhr sbs'v',
aus. thA, Augustus Aycuck and >an'I ANruek. TWP
Lhr ~, 'l-fr mi ants. residents at this STATE.
hrIr, made Acr-idGx J." ACT at ASSEM-
,l, &c SIX ark-. II iiiy IN. SID A"ZI-tnS ANsnr
,nd SsaI..I Avrn"x at "a Ghg 81 s.ri p Gnn". as
ilai n- appear al h. nrNi'"Im It said out
II Equit,, Ia - h.Id fn Ih- Count, al Warm al the
un, House ia the third .unsiiE after the:
MuuiAS in ,rrlI neat h.n ami there 9" 'ra,t,
.n>wr "a i-Ehnr the sal p't'fI"H oh-rwiS" th'
ann AZ IAkrn p'0 e0ayes<3 h-a,h 7"'fe
them. ...'- -
Wunrs. Charlie. NJ Cook: (l",k and MASTER ai "ur
said (,au EqI, ntiicr tine inirh Monday after the
nn,Ih MONDAY an September. A. ID isa0
C.. VI. COOK. e NJ. r.
D-re.nh.r -. t"r. adv IS ,62aO sl7-w6i
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01

Coz p work. TMrprnsils<. sill: cC..
I'M, Subscriber informs the public that hris still
ryng his business in all its branches AT his Shop
near the Raleigh Depot. Turprntine Stills made to
der iii the hest aud warranted to work we'll
and all kinds Of work promptly GoEe III copper, irass
steel iron. DC.
Constantly hand aud for SHE locks of all sorts snd
sizes guns, pistols. &c The Subscriber Only asks "f
the public give him full and t.ir trial. he is deter
mined not lao surpaacu in his hI,e The Subscribers
rstahishmcnt hcing the only OF thu sort in Mi that
region of country, hr emily appeals to North tnro
iiiana and to the friends industry, sustain
IA
Now Is tn: time t., lave Fuel.
DUCKS Patent Improved Cooking Stoves also. Stan
y's Air-tight. suitable for Parl"rs private roons
the only Agent i'll North Carolina tOr Bunk Pa
Improved Cooking Stoves. Any person wishing u
purchase. wod respectfully zrtrr them 10 the follow
! ing gentlemen. who have them in Mcs4rs Chara.
Dewey. Duprre. ID. ameron. w. l.. Hay wo"d, [ o.
Yarhrough f. p. Quinn, and Geo. w. Mor.rcai.
JOSEPH NOLT FIXING.
| 7. S. Hx Establishment tGs ttea rtm0rcd 10 Fry
.H- rAc STREET Ru!sigh, n. q.
i R,lci-h S~Pt. LIST, 1886. 1911
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%ET@


Splendid Grid and silver Watches,
old vest. fob and guard Chains,
Ladies watrir chains, style.
Seals. keys. chains. earrings hrrastpins rings,
Diamond breast pins and Rings.
Gold Ia krts bracelets. kciclsess- sIid necklaces,
Gold and silver Pencils and pens,
Gild silver, and steel spertarles.
Geld aud 81 buttons and studs,
Gold aud silver thm''Ics. and silver combs
Gold and silver buckles and Slides
Coral. assorted, silver aud she'll card cases,
Clocks. warranted good time pieces,
81 err table. desert, aud teaspoons.
Ladies'. sugar longs, cream. and salt spoons.
Silver & plated butter knives. silver ityks and cups
Steel Keys aud chains aud must: hoxea.
Steel worked hags tisscIls, rings and heads,
A nrse collection of fine Cutlery.
Prr,umrry for the toilet. nd fancy Boxes, Q
Full srt< fine Walters.
Rich plated Casters, candlrsticks. haskcts
w alters aud fruit stands. styles,
Britannia ware and flower wees,
Pocket hohks and silk purses,
Hair, tooth and shaving brushes.
Pistols. table cutrfS and guitar strings
Fancy Goods.
Their personal attention will he devoted repairing
all kinds of atrhrs. Ciorks Irwry.
Old gold ami silver t;ikri. in exchange.
November 1850. e.
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cOrroN YARN AN0s :sNH aSvBNE

COTTON YNRN AND = :BNG; 1'VVBNE
MAIDS BY NEW MACHINERY.
ia rELE AND COMPANY.
g4osl.~ Mount. ~ ash ['Othtg, sNOSTh Gurc A.
A RE now manufacturing of excellent qualify Coifal
"A Ysr and Mine whirh they will sell at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Their Haci0ery Nr'c and they feel hesitation
WARRANTINti
their manufactures give sSfs on. Merchants with
in SD miles OF Rocky Mount. ordering less Than
lbs. shall delivered tn them free Of addition
al expense.
Rocky Mount. Nash Co. n. ca
March 3D.. 1850. oUi--iv'
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4. Is. S1'RDVS.

4. IS. STlTUs.
Agent, omission js>:rchaMl and Dl. GoUis
Broker, New lrrk.
TNESDE:tS his scr, ices to the Merchants Planters
L and .z%nS ',i thr Southern States and will attend
~ business in his linrtitlIer tho ui Produce
Ainrarz" TAG purchase OF Dry Goods. Grot rrie,
Hard Crn.kcra, Shrs hats. Furniture (ar6lrrs
HuS' and Agricultural S ats, Basgns Role,
)ruS M ines 81. He ii,ttcrx himself n rurrhu
sOors Tor Southern Merchants. hi e1 Irrienrc i'll
I'll" him live rrt satisfaction Mere nnts no
lay ci.trtlSt -. rlrIr urtirrt.
R:FERFNCEs:
His Exce"icy thari:s Manly. kslrii.
iiiiah Hal, Secretary of stale d"
&. ". Morircai, Prrs't Blk ri Stale H.,
DIR. 10. VI at$nn. Prcs'I Mu. In. { u, do
- D. F. Nionrr. Esp. Attorney tsrI. do : =
Matthew Shsss. Esq. Washington.
Hun. j. r J. Daniel, Wrl,on.
Andrew I"ys~r ESP. do
K. H. Lewis, Esq. Grrcnsi.,'Gu,lgh, Ala.
Raleigh. FrI'ruar, 6, 1S5,:. 73s--
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BUFFALO & COOKE,
WhOII-aaIe ;,nti Retail g. rs,Csl.. &c.
n. A.

ON MARKET ST. RALEIGH, n. G..
NNHE Subscribers having connected themselves IN hu
sinrss. under the Firm OF BtFFAIOE d DONE
lake this occasion to iniu'ln the public that thr, will
lcrp constantly hand all articles necessar, for the
Of the Family Farm. Their stock consists IN
part OF the f"Iowlng artcic-:
'}dcOn aud Lard, lrva si, Nnil<.
flour Meal and Corn, Asst snd German Bis Steel
Loaf, crushed, clicd aud Castis Ira, Chains, and
brown Sugars. Wording Ho-s.
,joer, MoasS.'s. and Salt solr aud Cricr Leather
sperm AdauIaI,mr. and Pow der and shot and j., adj
faou Candies. Soaps, Tobacco SHUTS. &c.
Country pr"lucs--Iarticula r, tod,.r, and dry
bcet-hidrs-~ill lr taken fair exchange.
Thr above articles have I~ru carefully srlrctld al.
bought with cash. and the usSrriix.r>
to he IrI.irrs,A t., any dealers i'll the City.
J. CI. NJ. kUFFALCE.
GEORGE 7. COOKE.
April 9, 1851 eO.--
n. g. South sid" Old Market Street. fourth AID fifth
n0rs East oil ilianis la, wonti. 4 os Lug
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FALL. TRADE.
PETERSRTEsG. $. 1't.Dibrr go, 1850.
Samuel H. Marks.

3HrOt'i.D ii,I.it. n"rrn hI> friends
w ari Gust" mat Ne r-,.-trIny pea
Steamers aud PArk.I- the N"Ifhrrn his
. ~ a nd varied al ONFEI TON
ARiES. fancy ARTICLES. tigarS. Acr winch al
hi hi,,.- nh hand a"i th, r'gula wr.kI,
supply fresh Fu aud It,'Ie-iIr FRUITS. I"H.I>
h,- ss<..riu-n' cut,r!H the aiIrn,,on
r'""nir, d"Air''.
H. The I'm. IC; AIRS ,r Il .fr.rs himself ih"t he
laIG'-I aud Hi+I Uncut ami al
; rates than {. rII,t hnu> II ia. IIade.
P.irIsIuIS Sept 25Ii., ]. 90
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NEW STORE.
un. D,or Ahav Richard SMITHS 0td Corner
RfGSE1Esh, ~: &.


TyANS & Wla.LIA NGS wauld respectfully IN
ha1. opened "A store Fayetteville Street. one door
kicilard Smith, Esd, where they Will keep con-
stautly on hand full supply OF
.Syu aSOOaS. E1fgrGf.IUss9'e, Cutlery
GROCERIES,, &C.
and indeed every thing usually found in similar establish
meuts They present the follow ing strei"',s al th'if
Stock
Broca.lr French Cashmere.
Embroidered Silk and Grape. and Norwich l.ustres,
Chameleon Turk'a silks aud FoptinH,
French Cashmere and Dcainrs
ChalneIpon, figured and black Alracaa,
Velvet mrc.: Ribbons and Eeits
French woke! t:ulors and Cutis.
Embroidered ,.:h:on and velvet TriminngS
salIope, litIe-cu,.: rrc Handkerchieis anu Gloves
BounrIs, Ribbons. ana. Ariih"lais.
Gin CHAINS and Print<-a 4rgc lot.
French Cloths Chssi.neres, nh estinsH.
Beavcr-cloth T'srrc,is and Kentucky Jeans,
Red aud white Flannel and Lnsry al rihin oti"'>'
k.rsrys, Negro ami heal BlanEetS,
Brown aId hleaclrd Domnstic". Bed-tichhE. Table
cloths ais, Diaper,
Ladies cotton, merino and SILK ttose aiso' i-aoiS
fine Wal ,ing Shoes and Caters.
J. Miles and Son fine Peggcd Boots.
Cali, Kip. aud BrosaGs-a good Hssortnie"',
Hats and Caps OF every description,
Cutlery Cookery Spades. Shovrls, trace 'iains
lava Laguira and Rso CoiiT,
Loaf, crushed, clarified and brown Sugar
Together with number of other articles moi enumerated
The Subscribers respectful, soci, share III public pat
rnagr. rhry will SCH good Iva .snIs for cash, or On
.hprt time t,' Punciuai deai''s.
H. L. EVANS.
JOHN u. WILLIAMS.
September Ia, 1870. S33-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01

SOAPS SOAP.
Rave inst a splendid stock of 4 merriam
l Fr-uc aud En4li>h Soaps. r"n>i>iIns l"Ii ~
ir~s
s dnZ Inv = Md Brown " inti>"T,
Large UmnIhu< Bru% IL,
s Puntr-nr. Ia new v.rI+iy.)
l'"K B"ri'rT'- Soap,
p Hotel Scrap.
drZ. <SnIf-d Reese. Alnund. PsrtIsit. Itniat:,,r
fiu. ponrInr. Spring F,''w+t> H. n.H, Jinue, Lind
Wash Balls. Military. and Almrrd Soap,
ds'z. Gr-ains. aud Olvl'hsn' s->,,i ed.
Al OF tl'e "'s: IiAtts and i'.r sale lew, bv
r. il PESCUD.
z hlriyh. Oct J. $3.50 H25-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
state III North aroiina. 2a-hc County.

state Of North arOiina. Ashc County.
Superior C,Ist Of law. FAN Tam. 1850.
itA inc Jnr=, Daniel J.ur>rriIii"n tor Divorce.
4,,,rArIn. IN satisfaction at the C'ur' That the
i - .:.n.iauT. Daniel .lnres. II "a" IuIabtAnt ct
thu S.,Jh CarIIna: 1t ~ In-r-t"Tr "nt+r"'i
that puD. 10 made sn- Raleigh ReXist-r an'i
nth C.,,ilur Sai, ard trr u'aihs thai tn" Hai'i
ID .u. Jonrs h, aii app:,r at the next I"rif 81 tbs
u,rai S,'-Ti"r Court t'h- hid nr the >aid Cnlniy
nj .,e At CWt Hnu-r ia h..r<uu, the --roI.t
uoniav March nrxf. Ia "irsd answer r drnnr To th-
=, ii y, ntiom nj the -sm- will h- taken Pr1 c0Htes'0
aud ;lrhrn pm!e
" illness Cox, Clr'k at SAID Cont at 'ii,'S. ,hs
..c.,d .inn I,t Spleen ':r 4 1850
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