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Encore un incendie. - La partie CEN
trale de notre Municipalite joue de NAL
heur depuis. quelques mois. Les cloches
Sc: font solvent ~entendre, etc'est ~touioprs
dams la meme portion du quarter franz
Gals que lie feu est deeouvert. La mutt
derniere, all heures. le feu s'est decla-
re dams la partie de derriere dune mai
son situee rue Toulouse, entire Royale ct
st Charles. Les fammes Sc sont commu,
niquees a la maison v~olsine, mails On a pu
sen rendre maftres avant qu'elles Gus
sent eu lie temps de causer de serieux
degats. Dams les deux maisons, les dom
images resultant de fl'eau ont etc plus
grands que ceux resultant du feu. 9aes
Ce feu est, dit.on, Iseuvre dun incen-
diaire. a a8gaa& z53 s44s rau@
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~ Nous aPpelons l'attention des per
some qui %veuIent s'etablir. sur IN avis
de NJ, Marius AIbagnac,, ou il otire de
vendre son Establishment 81 justemen'
popu!aire ct 81 achaiandt.
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N. cLAY-La sante de Get homme DE.
tat s'est enforcement amSlior6e
II saisit cette occasion pour Sc METRE
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II saisit cette occasion pour Sc METRE
en- rapport ayec M. Fresneyal, don't le
caractere fer ct discreet lui inspirait une
curiosite malveillante quill voulait salts
fare. Pour arriver a ce but, il Sc decida
d Sc faire ecrire, chez Edouard avant
d'aller Paider a choisir son costume; car
nj. de Boisyerdun etait de ces hommes
chez lesquels l%education domino les SEN
timents, ct que Ia haine Ia plus tferoce
n'empeche pas d'etre polls avec leurs
ennemis. II men faut rien conclure con
ire l'energie des passions; il en- est du
sayoir.vivre chez les hommes .~dissingues,
CONNIE de Ia pudeur chez les femmes
qui sc tu,ent; en- s'inquietant, pour der
Mere pensee, de tonlber inortes deem
ment, elles mont pas moins lie courage
dc preferer ,rhonneur d Ia VIE
XII cHApITRE XXI.
(@suIrE1
MI. de Fresneval, aatte de, Ia demar-
che du comte, ct Sc dontant qu'elle
await, dn iui coulter %beaucoup, voulut '
.repondre par 'une politesse non moins
~marquante; il Sc reildit chez le marauii.
de Tonrbelle pour metre son faibIe3ta
lent de dessinateur erudit d la disposition
de .oute l'ambassade. Chacun en- prof
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-08
WASHINGTON % Jangier,

La Convention democratiqne dn Te-
xas a design6 lie general Houston COM
me candidat a la Pr6sidence.
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JUST received a supply OF Garden
seeds fiom the Shakers, of Kentucky
CINGRY.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-08

vernement des wings.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-08

i Les conseiIs. municipaux de Brionde
ct de Legnac ont aussi etc DISCUS, ct a
Legnac la gardeznatianale a ete suspen-
due ct desarmee. =gsaa s.ga3 .-a#e
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SUPREME COURT,
TUESDAY. Feb. 10. 1883.

.t TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1859.
Purnel Daniel, in Equity, from Halifax. Ar
geed by Moore for plaintiff. and Bryan for defendant
Bank of the State Bank of Cape Fear, from
Wake. Argued byJ. H:Bryan for plaintiff, and w.
H. Haywood for defendant.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
Tilghman West in Equity, from Lenoir. Ar
gued by w. fl. Haywood, for plaintiff and ]. H.
Bryan for defendant
Roe rs. Lovick, in Equity, from Craven. Argu-
ed by w. H. Haywood, for defendant.
Chesson u.s. Chesson, in Equity, from Washington.
Argued by ]. H. Bryan for plaintiff, and Moore for
defendant.
The Court has delivered opinions in the following
cases:
By RuFF1N, C.J. in Emmett Us. Mcmillan. from
Bladen, directing uenire de MORO. Also, in Hamp-
ton rs Brown, from Davidson, directing venire de
noOO. Also, in Dean Us. King, from Guford direct
from Rockingham, affirming the Judgment Also, in
Lyon Us. Lyon, in Equity, from Bladen. Also, in
Mcintyre rs. Reeves, in Equity, from BIaden, dis
missing the bill with costs. Also; in Maxwell Us.
MAXWELL in Equity, from Guiford, dismissing the
bill with costs. Also, Ingram us. Kirkpatrick, in
Equity from Richmond, directing the Masters Re-
port to be reformed as TO the Hudson debt.
By NASH, ]. in doe dem, Thomas Kelly. from
Moore, awarding uenire de Also, in Overman
Us. Coble. from Randolph, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Bowen Jones, Judgment against plaintiff
lot coSIS ALSO, In Stae u.s. Allen, from StanIy, de-
clarIng there is Also, in State Latham,
from Beaufort, awarding Uenire de Also, in
Patterson High. in Equity, from Grange, direct
ing reference. Also, in Kerr u.s. Kirk patrick, in
Equity, from Guford declaring the plaintiff entit-
led to account. Also, in Burgess ps. Clark, from
Hyde, affirming the judgment. Also, in Robinson
Us. Threadg, from Montgomery, affirming the judg-
ment.
Arson, affirming the Judgment. Also, in Smith
Turrentine, in Equity from Orange. Also, in Kelly
Us. Scott, from Moore. affirming the Judgment Also,
in Hiatt Simpson, from Arson, atfitning the jud g.
ment. Also, in McRae Us. Morrison, from Montgom-
cry, affirming the judgment. Also, Washburn,
Humphreys, from Guiford. awarding Uenire de
Also, in Stany & Murray Us. Hendricks, from
son u.s. Farlow, from Randolph affirming the judg-
ment. Also, in Rhem Tull. from Onslow, af-
frmed. Also, in den &c dem Hardy rs. Simpson, from
Chowan, awarding a Uenire de Also, in State
Us. Mason, from Buncombe, declaring that there is
no
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MARRTH

In Wilmington. on Wednesday morning last 18th inst
by the Rev. DR.. Drane, Mr.. VIM. H. McKoy, of Samp-
Co., to Miss Francenia E. daughter of Or. VIM A.
Berry, of that place.
In Mocksville, N. c., on Wednesday evening Janua-
ry 2sth, by ]. B. JONES' ESQ., Dr. Ira b. Fitzgerald Of
Waynesvie, N. c., Miss Elizabeth Beall daughter
of DIR. B. L. Beal, of Davidson county.
On the 29th ult, Ivy the Rev. Jacob Faw, Mr.. Edwin
Hanes of Fosythe, to Miss Ruth E. A. Davis daughter
of Joel Davis, of Davidson.
On the 5th inst, Mr.. John Myers of Dave county, to
Miss Julia A. Sheek daughter of William and Tabitha
Sheek.
In Milton on Thursday the 9Th Feb. by the Rev.
DOLL Mr. Alfred l.. Ball to Miss Elizabeth NJ. dausher
of Alexander Smith, all of Milton.
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Movements being made, in various parts of the
State, comply with the suggestions of those, who
have indicated the time of holding the Convent on.
The time meets with the general appreciation or the
Wing press, as far as aware but the senti-
ments and resolutions of some of the Western meet
ings will certainly not be responded to by the Wings
of the East 1t is therefore that the East be
fully represented in that Convention. and that it be
represented by able and firm There no truer
Wings in the Union than the Wings of Eastern Caro-
sacrifices for the success of their party. But they
cannot and will sacrifice principle for the success
of any party or man. There are some issues WHICH
will be dra gged into the next canvass, which will in
iuriousIy affect the party, unless prudent counsels
shall prevail in the Convention Our Wing brethren
in the West. if the proper representations made
will, doubt, be disposed to act with justice and
moderation-f they do not, then any failure of the
party will rest upon them.
ERzabeth C,fy Old Nurth State, Whig.
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TeEegr0phed for. the Standard.
WAsH1NeroN, February Is, /

/" ASHINGToNs eDTudTy Is, 1861
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Clemens of Aiaba-
ma, spoke against the doctrine of Intervention in for
egn affairs; and the subject then postponed
til next Monday week. .. -. .-.
The House was engaged in the regular routine of
BUSINESS during the day. Resolutions of inquiry
about to be produced concerning the Galphin'
sale of government muskets to George Law and 9TH
ers and relative TO the dealcation Of Prosper NJ.
Wetmore, late Navy Agent at New York, his UNI
paid balance being abou, 100000.
Lola Monies drew but abo1r hundred and fifty
persons on Wednesday night. She returns North.
satisfied, is sad that she good houses
South. w,
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WATER RorTIHe HEMP. The Committee Ma
val Affairs on the Both oflast month, reported favora-
bly, 10 the petition of David Myee asking indemnify
for losses sustained in his attempt, made under the
supervision and direction OF the Secretary of the Ma
the United States. We have not space for the full
history of this CASE but it is evident that Mr. Myerle
has rendered great service 10 the country in accom-
pishng an object of the highest national importance,
and vitality essential independence of other ma
tions for one of the important element of natl
al defence. 1t appears that there is an uncertainty
about his actual loss in the experiments; but the
Committee recommend the appropriation of thirty
thousand dollars this SERVICE which is considered
so clearly within the limits to recommend itself
its moderation the closest and most parisimonious
y Wilmington Commercial
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u STATE LEGISLATURES. The legislatures Of Maine,
s massachusetts,, Rhode Island, New York, New Jer-
N.Y. N.Y.. Pennsylvania. Maryland, Virginia, Alabama,
and SSSSlpPl' Louisiana, Kentcky, Ohio, MICHIGAN,
if M wlsconsiO, are now in session. Those of CAL
and Oregon should be; but the late accounts
I.eSeht both to be in doubt and dispute as to the
r a'e where they should assemble. Both bodies
into two parties the subject, each par
5e c.anng different place the legal capital and
MI were indications that in both instances there
ee Two legislatures or two bodies sitting at the
rich ume' each claiming to be the true body, in the
VaIa pace In California the dispute is between
.ar ana San Francise0-the ad voeates of the lat
wbi.S ~ that BY breach of the conditions upon
on""u. vallejo became the capital, that place is no
cone Me legal seat of government. In Oregon the
FEM rs Is Between Salem and Oregon City, and the
m So mat members were actually holding sessions
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DIRECT CommusrcArros BY STEAMBOAT WIT

DIRECT COMMUNICATION BY STEAMBOAT WITH
MURFREEsBoRo, N. G. We understand arrange
ment has been effected with the Postmaster General
for the direct transportation of the mail Murrees
boro N. C., by the steamer Stag, from franklin via
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. She is touch
at the above place going and coming from Edenton,
Plymouth, &c. TFis will be very great convenience
to passengers to and from that place, who have here
tofore had to rely upon hiring conveyance in the
best way they could at Newsoms depot ON the Rail-
road, and would avoid about twenty miles of this
kind or travel. -
We are ALWAYS glad to hear of the opening of
direct and expeditions communication between Nor
folk and North Carolina, and hope that il will be mu.
tualIy ad van,ageous Norfolk Beacon;
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Gtate Of North Car Co,
OCourt OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions January Term,
1852. Starkey Sharp, by his friend and agent, s. S.
Simmons, cs. WIN. L. Rhodes-Origi nal Attachment.
II appearing TO the Court that the defendant
resident of this State it is ordered therefore that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina STANDARD for six
successive weeks, notifying the said defendant ap
Court House, in Williamston on the second Monday in
April neat then and there to repevy plead issue,
or judgment final will be entered against him, and the
property levied condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debts
Witness, l.. Johnson, Clerk OF said Count. al Of
fee. the second Monday in January, A. d. 1852
l. JOHNSON, Clerk.
February 7, 1852. pr. Adv. $562!) 9O7-6w.
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A Farm and Beautiful Residence
FOR SALE,

TINHE Subscriber, wishing to remove to the South
west would sell his lands in Cumberland county,
upon reasonable and accommodating terms.
There about 700 900 acres, all lying in
body and of which 400 500 in cultivation.
The Plank Road of the Joint Stock Company, from Fay
ettevie to Raleigh, will within mile of the
silence. Most of the lands that in cultivation lie
within three miles Of the Cape Fear river adjoining the
lands of John e. Williams and others.
The above situation is very desirable from the fact
that it is surrounded by the best of neghbors and
ciety.
The subscriber might say much more by way of in
ducemen; hut he deems unnecessary, those wish
ing to purchase call and see for themselves.
The above lands be divided to suit purch-
Amy further information can he given by application
to the subscriber by letter addressed him Kings
bury, Cumherlan County, N. C..
ID. s. WILLIAMS.
February 9, 1882. Est.
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New York STEAMSHIPS. The general understand
ing for time past has been, that the steamer
built for Jones & Johnson, to to New Orleans
originally called the BienviHe but lately the United
S1es-has been chartered the pioneer of the
proposed Galway line. The terms were. that her
should receive $40 OOOa month for six months,
$3.50 per month for repairs, and be exempted from
running expenses. This arrangement, those con-
cerned in the Galway enterprise failed to carry OUT
and the enterprise may be considered abandoned for
the present.
We understand it has been decided to put the
United States the Nicaragua route, landing passen
gers San Juan. and she will sail the day with
the Daniel Webster, on her next trip.
The Washington and Hermann, Of the Southamp-
ton and Bremen line, temporarily laid up. The
former will resume her trips on the 3lst inst.
The Crescent City. of the Chagres line. is receiv-
ing extensive repairs and alterations By Messts
Smith & Dinon.
The Winfield Scott is being fitted out it'll all pos
sible dispatch for the California service. She is
nearly in readiness.
The FIacon, of Laws line. is laid up.
The Northern Light. for VanderbiIt's Nicaragua
line, is nearly completed.
The steamship Illinois, for the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, is also near completion.
NeD York Jonrnal Of Commerce.
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The !Susourhnnnn Ire Br;du

HAvRE DE GRACE, Feb. 10, P. NJ. The ice on
the Susquehanna is getting weak. and the heavy
freight has beenstopped. Adams g. Co.'S agent, MI
Gray has sent to Philadelphia and Baltimore to stop
the express cars from crossing the ice till further
tce. If this weather continues. the river must break
up very soon. The baggage car. however, of the
express train passed the river in perfect safety, at
o'clock this evening. C.
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DANIEL w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
NOTICE.

TAKEN up and committed to the Jail of CaswelI
Il County the Is,h day OF November, 1851,
negro man who says his name is CAMBRIDGE, and
that he belongs by the of Joseph Passmore,
of the Slate of Georgia. Said negro is about SO
60 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high had when
taken up coats, under brown homespun the
white wool color with black collar, blue cotton
pantaloons. The end of his has been dsgured
the left side by fighting The requested
forward property pay charges and take him away,
or he will be dealt with the law directs.
F. A. WILEY, Sheriff:
February LIST, 1852. 27-6m.
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North Carolina State Bonds.

Treasury once, Raleigh, ~: c.
FEBRUARY 5, 1852.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
Diice until the 9Th of March next for the purchase Of
Thirty Thousand DOilars t0orfh Of BOnd issued by
the State of North Carolina in nifty with Act
of the General Assembly of said State ratified January
2sth 1851 The interest which will be payable semi
annually, the first Monday of January and July, in
each and the prnc pal at the end of ten years.
Persons bidding will endorse their letters Pro-
posas for State Stocks
DANIEL w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
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Ne,c York Markets. Feb. 10

Cotton: Sales of 5000 bales Upland strictly mid
ding at 81 cents. New Orleans st cents. Flour:
Sales of 10000 bbls. common Southern 81 49, COM
mon State $4 rs: fancy Western ST. SO to SIS IL.
w heat: $4,000 bushels Southern red at 10 cents
5000 Southern white lis cents Corn: 1000 bush.
els prime mixed 60 to 70 cents
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Proposed Loan of firms t. Hungary by Ohio.
resolution is before the Senate of Ohio. author
Using the governor to loan all the undisributed arms
and materials of belonging the State TO Kos
suth TO be returned after the restoration of Hunga
rIan liberty. After warm debate, it was referred
to committee Of one. The members generally
doubted their power to make the proposed loan.
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DTEn.

At his residence in Granville County, on Monday the
End instant after short illness, Maj. John Nj. Peace
in his nth year. The deceased was an honest and up
right Citizen and possessed of kind and amiable
position He leaves behind him large circle of rrla-
tons and friends to mourn his loss. TCoM.-
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North Carolina Manufactures.

DATTLE & son, Are still manufacturing at
1.-the ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, N. C. about
100000 lbs. COon Yarns per equal the best
Georgia Yarns, which they will deliver to Merchants
free of charge, at New York prices.
Orders addressed to Battle, & Son, Rocky Mount,
N. c., will receive prompt attention.
February, 1852. 906-ly.
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9rrfoal IF the Spanish Consul at Ne,v OrLeans
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9. The Spanish Consul La
horde, who was rudely treated by the mob in this
city last summer, has arrived in Spanish man-of
war Colon. The Spanish flag was saluted from the
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Works on Architecture. Downing
1ICounty Houses. Downing;s Rural Architecture.
For sale by WARREN L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Feb. IL, 1852. 2S--
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T AIDES e. MISSES CATERS. A good sup
Iply of Ladies & Misses Black, Bronze Blue, Green
and light colored Caters, always hand Also great
variety of Ladies' Misses and ChiIdrens walking shoes
Raleigh, Feb. PARTIN & GILL.
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February 9, lS5
Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road.

4 Il Meeting of the Directors the Raleigh and
n Castor Rail Road Company, held at CASTOR, the
29rh January last the following instalments called
for: lOper cent the LIST March, 1852 20 do. the
LIST September.
For the convenience of the Stockholders, the Presi-
dent Treasurer, either of the Directors, will receive
and give receipts for insialments. Interest will be al
lowed all anticipated, and will be charged all de-
tered, payments.
The Stock of all deIinquents tho LIST and 2nd in
will be ADVERTISED for sale, If paid before
the LIST of March next.
By order of the Board of Directors.
w. w. VASS, Treas
Feb, 5, 1852. 27-6w
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NLEAsoN's Pictorial. The largest and best illu-
II. Aso sheet in America, and inferior to none. 1t
con rO''Sned weekly, l6 large quarto pages, with
ornn nus on page, at SO year, cents a single
''Oet' Address F. Gleason, Boston.
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Statc of North CaFOlina-MARrIN Co,
CCour of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. January Term,
1852. Thomas E. Fender VIM. Rhodes, Origin
al Attachment.
1t appearing to the Court that tb defendant is
resident of this State is ordered therefore that publ
cation be made in the North Carolinl Standard six
successive weeks notify the said defendant TO appear
the next term of this Court to be held the Court
House in WIlliamston OH the second Monday in April
next. hen and there to replevy plead issue, or
Judgment final will be entered up against him and the
property levied condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt
Witness, L. Johnson Clerk OF said Court at Of.
fee, the second Monday in January, A D 1852.
L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Feb. Z, 1852. pr Adv s. ,623 907-6w.
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C1ate of Norlh Caro,lna-MAnrIn Co

Ctate of North CarOlina-MARTIN Co.,
oConrt OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions January Term,
1882. P-ter Lawrence, Cashier w ilam L..
Rhodes-Orginal Attachment.
II appearing To The Court that the defendant is
resident OF this State, it ordered therefore that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard for
successive weeks, notifying the said defendant ap
Court House, in Wiiliams on, the ond Monday
April next then and there repevy plead issue,
Judgment final will be entered against him, and the
property levied condemned 10 satisfy plaintiff debt
Witness L. Johnson, Clerk of said Count. at ufice,
second Monday in January, A. D. 1852
l.. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Feb. z, 1852. pr. Adv. IS .623) 9O7-6w.
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North Carolina Rail Road.

NOEIH OHEVAHHGH IGOdUs
TNHE Stockholders hereby notified that the follow
ing instaIments have been called for on the ra,tal
stock of the Company, to-wit:
Ten per cent the st of Marchtcn per cent on the
3rd of May and ten per cent the 5th of July next
which said nstalments will draw after 20 DAYS
from the dates above specified, if not paid before.
will he at Concord on the LIST of March, at Salisbury
the 3rd. at Lexington the 4h, Greensboroueh
the 9Th, at Raleigh the 9th, Hiilsborough on
the 18th, and at Graham the l3th receive the in
stalments due in that month.
30 G. P. MENDENHALI., Treas.
February 6, 1851. I'll --. 2s-3t
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Do..- Ieafn from the last Washington Union, that
Of ~ ''"on has been received at the Department
IS, ~ release BY the Spanish government of John
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In breaking managing FOOL however stubborn
or tractable his temper may be, preserve your own
Almost every fault of the brute arises from is igno
rance. Be patient with him, teach him and coax
him, and you will rule him in the end. though you
must always watch him. If he is a solemn fool, be
~ IF he is auah;n% fooI isugb in his face. and
ask why he looks so sober. But never undertake to
make him really better wiser-for, with the iufaI
libIe Of fool, he nds you directly and
becomes your enemy for life. = y7sTes' as"
FSs0ler's Phre. Journal
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500 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, Negro man. aged
~ about IS, about feet high. black complexion,
named WARREN DRAKE Carpenter by trade.
1t is supposed he is making his way to Fayetteville, North
Carolina where said hoy raised Possibly he is en-
deavorng get Ohio The reward will be paid
for any information leading to his detection.
N. G.. TROWBR1DGE.
January %. 1882 g06-wta@5.