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The Wing Convention. mel in Ihs ely Yesterday aud
nominated Clay Ion G Coleman, Esq Of Louisa county a
The Wig candidate for Congress- in lhs The 81 district W.
nnde. sland that Mr. Coleman has accepted The nomination
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young named Whitley was tiled II The April erm
Of the Superior Court nj Smyth county ami sentenced 10
five wears Imprisonment the P,nilentiay To- killing
o no som. tine lisI winter
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8. F. Levy, alias J. French who arrested in Allan
Ga the lst OF APRIL suspicion OF having robbed
the mails confessed and delivered up four thousand
dollars of the money He said be special agent oi
the Post Office department. and relative Of distinguished
Senator in Congress from Kentucky.
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The following arc nomna'ions i" Jefferson cunty.
for The House Of Delegates Democratic-Jamcs " Becr
and N Scorers Whig-Jamcs D. Gibson and c. ~ But
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:
New ORLEANS, April -Caryajal, ii appears, first
arrested by company of Uniltd States troops Rio
Grande city He afterwards released and again
cd by the United States Marshal He confined Font
Blown and large number OF had been
ed attend his examination which take place
Goth inst.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN u,11p,y

lae receipts OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
age sl0.eoO month"; and the business daily increases
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DEWOVNhlIO IN HAIIFAX
meeting will be held al Halifax Court Hnuse ON Man
day the 18th OF the present month the purpose of send
Ing delegates the Democratic Convention 70 no hsld ~
Pttsylvana Court House. "Wednesday erin inst ~ M
inmate candidate for Congress A tu meeting ~ 1he
Democracy Is requested. - 80
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lhr seveu rail roads forming the complete chain between
Albany Troy aud Buffalo, have Just been merged lilo one
company under the title OF the Central Ra Road OF Ne"
York, in conformity with the provisions ol an act al Inc
Legislature authorizing The transaction The roads thus IN
corpurLIc under management are thus stalled IN al
article IN The Boston Advertiser IL: The Albany and Sce
n,rlady Rail Road; The Troy aud Schenectady; ). THE
gra and Schenectady t. The Syracuse Ind uca; . The
Rochester and Syracuse; o. THE Buffalo and Rochrstc!;
Tie Rochester lnckporl and Niagara Kali Road a part
these lines mistake not have been constructed I'm
der double charters and the anal gamaon thus rnrd Will
throw al employ great number al rai road ON
and doubtless Introduce system Of greater eco
nony aud efficiency The essential advantage 81 me pun
lie The arrangement lis general character and leading
object similar Ihns: Of which there have been many
successful examples IN England But III some respects h's
nrTlrgcm al a novel character Mr. Erastus corning
Of Albany b. the President and Mr. Dean Richmond
Of Buffalo, Vice President Of The new company.
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nEMncRaric MEETlNG In GnnrnLAND

y
An Drnarra ircIn: held IN MIR. Ipscomh's tavern
at t;ooca"I Court "usr The 18Th April, III heinz conr
lav Nh Henry MonlGro called 10 the Chair and
Nj John I. i. Martin appointed Secretary
the object Of III meeting having been cGpsinr Mr.
T. A Martin offered The following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That thS meeting approve 81 Hih CONVENTION
Ia tr held in :;taunton The - Of May nr, lr r pu
pose nominating candidate or The b"''d 81 PuHi'r
Anrk-
Resolved THAT HE Chairman oi Ibis meeting proceed 10
appoint ro Delegates each magi-'"rial district To p
r.rli the Democrats Of this county ~ said ConV"ni"r
aud that Chasein White ESQ "i Hanover, ana T. VI De
YIN EsO OF amherst &c dp;ning. alternate delegates.
til, 'oowing ecncmcn were appointed by tie chair ln
Ter lie preceding resolution, w.
E6sT DISTRICT -Gapt Thomas I1ylof dhl DAVID Gfaw-
srccSp DsrH'eT Col Peter Gusnant and John 'lhomp-
son, r.
THrRr D,>r6tcr- GeoIse May" and e." Daniel Carter.
ForRTn Olsrncr- John Z Rutherford and Or staple.
Ton Coates
r,rrY Df,7Ricr- Dr. Ei-ori and James jennings.
Mr. ] Rutherford then oherci the following resOiu
lions which unanimously adopted By The meeting
Resolved That ittm II nnnrr .ssary 10 appoint dele.
uae. 20 District C0nvenll1n, MS has been
suggested by friends in Rchnond cily and licn n"
nGy The approach Of The elections WI not al
,w The timely assembling Of such body bn also bccai's'
So, l.ityc that The Hon John ) Clshic retaining n '
doe. orr confidence retains IL" less The condrhce
aud vlt receive the cordial and united surp" ."
thu D.notIacy throughout The Whole oi Tins Congressional
District
Gr,oIyrj Therefore That hope hlr Cashic viii IN.
n.un,. hnsc ns candidate to Congress wilou, further
delay ireng assured Iai In d"ns 81, he VIII br bhi res.
naming 10 liz UNANIMOUS dcsiic u r party IN lhe 81 Con-
", ssinnsl District:
On nIi.,n 81 Mr. r Nlarrin The following resolution
| unanimously hi''p'rh
Resolved That fully hpplove 81 The cnufsa OF John
Rutherford Esq representative Ia The last Legislature,
and that him our hearty support In 6 approach
mo .I,c ion Tor rnsmbGrs OF Iiic Gent!sl Assembly
AIR Rutherford being resent, returned his thanks and
responded in appropriate manner
iu motion il was r. solved, That r proceedings "i dis
meetnp be published Richmond Enquirer and E,ami
nEiNni .. ho''' EiNo -" .
S.,iy
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81 Cam DrASE, Secretary.
CHANGES IN TIE REVENUE: SERVICE. 4.

CHANGES IN THE REVENUE SERVICE, &c
WasHr*oro- April 1.-The following officers were dis
charged from lie Revenue Service the litlI nsant:--
Captains Ezekiel Jones OF Mass; Gilbert Knapp. Mass
" h Whitehead Md; T.. e.. Hardy, $. G.. First Liruicn
ns- S"very Disgs Md; Arnold Burroughs N Nchoia:
iusn X Second LrnfcnahIs-A. L. Coos, Pal {. w
King Me Third Leuenahls - Appointed by Preslden
Fillmore 18Th December, 1881 JOHN Underwood, ~ H
Austin i Cushman, N. u Thomas l., Gou. Md J. d.
Lagnrll Va; William D. Kenuon, D. c. r. A. Morsell
Osborne, s C.; John MCGOWAN Nones, Del; " G. MIN
mo Va D. &. Constable, N. T.; Edwin Woltert, Mich.
p V Linn n Y; II Nimmu Va; A. ). Halch, Va G.
w. Van Rensselaer, ~. Y.
The Revenue Service down 10 IL II each grade
The Revenue Cutters about be built 10 be call
Ell the WIN L. Marcy. Jefferson Davis Janice G. Dobbin
Robert AlcCellhnd Caleb Cushing James Guthrie and Inc
name OF the seventh yet decided There ia already
cutter named Campbell In the service The name ot lux
Postmaster General would &C used
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GREENE COUNTY
Ar meeting oil The ncm0crat: party OF Greene county
held on Thursday, 18th ay of April c53 that being
nn Iay Captain William Mills WAS called 10 the Chan
anh ~. Clair L Daanc appointed Srcfrtify.
After Tie objects ni the meeting explained by The
Grammar, on uotion Of Rnbt. II Po"rs, Esq, II
Resolved That the course III The Hon, PAuLu- POWELL
IN m Cong ress the United STATES rmnenrIy entities hin
t. HE 1niirnce OF the Drm0cfatic party at is Conec-
-,.l District that do hereby lily Recommend
hin, a. the parry in this District, the Democratic cand
lat, ,Dr Congress, a. the approaching eectiin
Re,3ye That delegates be appointed from each Nj
esiefl, district ri this county. 10 represent in the Cun
ycnln he held Stanton Tic second dag OF May
next. Whcreuron the chairman appointed the fYc#ing
persons viz
IL, Dist r. j. Williams J. Twyman
"a W. T Chapman G Gentry.
q St Clair 7. Deane, X. Durrct
a.. Col VIM H. Sims b A. McMuian
o.. notion George Bay Tor Esq ard DR. & Hafi:. u
;i.,-a c..unIy, were appointed ailernatcs
d, aol,,n Resolved That the proceedings ri his m5c
H.. l., Published The Democrats parel- II Caitlcs.''
Richmond ani Stanton
Ani then The meeting adjonrned
WIN X. MILLS, Chairman.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

5AN AWAY The subscriber abont the 18th inst ~
AZ mau HENRY lie have free papers u" MS
s,oIe. IA N Hams rce gIo add may nc Lna'
Ny free under that lieGry abn = ~.
sss hacE binary TI slightly ~unl snhh"e'-
Gas heal unuSn4 nn- Iac Iu!t se, 40! = -Ipfp's'
4g.u i've 81 - iGChes iilgn "a
The aboEr reward viii EIyeU 1T "
state SO wih the STAG, c"""sl ~ l''
get him
"! 49, .,s .,.,t 80 .DIi> BEi II
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THE CoRwIN spECULATIoNS.

We take the following brief statement from the Boston
Post 1t forth very clearly the great purity, honesty
and Observation-Disclosures vi the late federal Secretary OF Tue
Treasury. Have the people done well TO make change
III appears from The report Of the committee OF inc uh
ted States Senate appointed investigate cases oil alleged
fraud HAT Thomas Cnrwin while Secretary OF State gave "
job" M'l'inns private Ia huild eight light houses
should take named Delanu MS an suratc. Drano
,ir Introduced INTO The Robert G. Cor"ln near
relative III III" Secretary; and MGInnis, with II Corwh
kn,lci. m The contract for a bonus ~ Sl30DU, when
wa paid To DcanJ, who NJ tiinns s. QUO as his share
ana krp $4,000 10 divide with Robert e. Curwin. The
Dr,,,,urnl aud Drlan0 afterwards bained for them
qualification Of it, which worth them SIS 600 aud for
which they paid Dclann 81 QUO All this pretty pecC al
,,.hug 4 nd while this going on Secretary Curwin
was nmbupging Congress by pretending that the
rnui nenuatrd the work done at all. without
additional appropriations the people ousht u DC Thankful
that Ihcya are rid vi The Galphlns."
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ELECTIONS FOR 1853

The following lube gives the days which the Slate
elections ur the present year held throughout The
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gbANAWAY nom .Th"r g" . 80 "a yr,.. olt
.y La, , rec,. b.. named Back, at"u - 'N 4
a. scar from bora o. ts iss. ne YES a''.i ';
p-r ~ \a,,,.,, s..iuy. SAT- siEc lie aie'r TO-
,,Ln mn ~ N. rnuuy auI icI:rrcd I" lac ~ isHhf.'
taken ~ 'i" county '"dd'H'''''' MIC,I HART
ArIlIg
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GREENSBORO
Mutual Life Insurance & Tr1u

TlHlS Company, as its name indicates, is upon the
mutual principle, and embraces two distinct depart
ments to wit: Life Insurance and Trust departments
MS attractive combination offers Policy holders
double the ordinary security. without destroying their
right TO iul participation in the entire profits of the
Company. Premiums will be received, in cash. either
annually quarterly, may be agreed
upon at the time the Policy is issued.
In the TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit Sys-
tenn the payments made to the Company entirely
optional with the Deposor regards the amount and
the time at which they made. party NAV nav in
as much or az litte (not less than dollar and
often as may be convenient for him without any obga-
ton upon him to continue his payments-and may with
draw them at his pleasure.
SO that, on the plan of this Company there is Great
ed at one and the time assurance puya6Ie at
dedth-G fund available in sickness-and provision
for old age
o. See Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
Directors-Ralph Gorrell, Lyndon Swain, John A.
G;lmer, D. F. Caldwell, Richard Greene David Nc
Lean, Richard Sterling, Jotn NJ. Logan, D. P Weir
=. w. Ogburn, Robert NJ. Sloan, Robert P. Dick
Henry B. Elliott.
President-Raph Gurrel.
vice President-Lyndon Swain.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. P. Weir
Atorney-John A Gilmer
Examining Physician-Edwin Watson M. D.
Consulting PhysicIans-D. C. Mebane M DBL l.
Cole, NJ D.; D. p. Weir, NJ. D.
General Agent-Wiliam H. Cumming.
ANY Information relative TO the Company may be
mad by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
February 18th. 1853. Eft
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Raleigh, September z, 1852.
NEW BOOKS.

lFE and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey, by Lord
Cockburn, one ofthe Judges ofthe Court of Session
in Scotland
Annual of Scientific Discovery or Yearbook OF
Facts in Science and art for 1852.
The Power of Christian Benevolence illustrated in
the Life and Labors of Mary Lyon.
Austria in lS4949, containing full account of the
Revolution in Hungary, and Historical Sketches of the
Austrian Government and Provinces of the Empire by
VIM. H: Stiles, Late Charge DAffars of the U. s. at
Court of Vienna.
The Constitutions of the several States of the Union
and United States including the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and articles of Confederation.
Horseshoe Robinson, tale of the tory asceudency,
by Jno. P Kennedy, author of the {" Swallow Barn"
vol vo., unifor m with the Swallow Barn.
Courtesy, Manners and Habits, by George Winfred
Hervey.
Hand Book ofthe English language, by R. G. Latham
M. D., F. S.
Queechy. by the author ofthe Wide, Wide World
Pyrmhurst, his Wanderings and ways OF thinking, by
Donald Mcleod.
Romanism at ONE; Kirwans Letters 10 Chief Justice
fancy. Braces Hungary in 1851.
Lady Pfeiffer's voyage round the World.
Norriss Hand Book for Locomotive Engineers and
Machinists Poems by Matilda.
Ban GautheI's Book of Ballads.
For sale by w. Z. PoMERoY.
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L" Eagle HotcI.'' Chapel Hill, for Sale

THE Proprietress of this well known and profitable
establishment, having realized sufficient income to
warrant her in resuming the quiet of private life. of
ters to the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages.
The citizens of the State we'll acquainted with
the advantages of its position that but few remarks
necessary to complete their information.
The Hotel itself possesses all the requirments of room
and comfort which its purchasers DESIRE 1t has ca
pacy for the accommodation of one hundred and fifty
boarders and the recent and rapid growth of the Uni
Versy adjacent makes it easy possess such
or even greater number of students.
IN addition to this the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (being the only in the pIace
a transient custom equal to any in the State.
me lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modlous and the countrymarket supplies abundantIy
and on profitable terms much of its provisions
Inc terms of sale require third of the price to
be paid on taking possession note with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
der. -
further information be desired concerning the in
JUDGEMENTS to purchase the President the University
or any other resident of the village will furnish it.
possession can be obtained any time after the LIST
Oh May. Apply to ANNE s. billiard.
Cnapel Hill, n. &. Feb. 81, 1851. a.
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LAND FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for sale 200 acres
I Land, lying on the Aatamaha river, three miles
below the fork, known Town Bluff. There are $50
open, ready for cultivation also small framed
houses with good framed barn and good framed store
house. situate on the bank of the river of the
stands for store in this section. The place has the adj
vantage OF steamboats, during the fall winter and spring
months and of the best fisheries on the river for
shad Any person wishing to purchase can do SO by
calling on the subscriber the place..
Also, $50 acres of Land we'll tmbered with $50 acres
of first rate bay land we'll ditched and drained ready for
clearing, with five cleared. Said land will pro-
duce fifty bushels of to the This land lies
two miles from the Mann Ferry. on the Alatamaha
river.
Also, 5000 of irt rate quality pine timbercd
land on the Alatamaha and Ocmulgee rivers.
All these lands situate in the first and second dis
trict of ApPng county Also, 1000 of land well
timbered with cypress and white oak. Any person wish
ing further particulars address Hall P. O..
Georgia. w. DYALL.
February 10, 1853. $50
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POWELL'S HOTEL,
SYCAMORE STREET. PETERSRuRe Y

NHE subscriber respectfully his numer-
Il Gus friends in town and country that he has remov-
ed from Blacks & Whites, in Nottoway, and has taken
charge of the old and popular resort either for pleasure
or the prosecution of busness-POWELL'S HOTEL
where he would be pleased extend the courtesies
host to those who may favor him with call.
The situation OF this house is admirable, and COM
mends itself to persons who visit the city for the
action of business located in the midst of some of our
largest commission and ware houses, within convent
ent distance to the various railroad depos and the steam
boat landing, and its facilities inferior to none in the
State for rendering the traveller comfortable in his so
journ in our city.
The house has been thoroughly repaired and fitted I'D
with NEW FURNITURE, selected with entire refer
ence TO the comfort and convenience of the guests
The BAR is supplied with excellent WINES and IL
QUORS and superior CIGARS, and the TABLE will
be filled with the best the market and surrounding
try Will Afford In word, the proprietor intends maxi
ing his house an agreeable and pleasant for those
who board with him for the transient public. He res
Pectiuily soics call from his friends and the former
patrons OF the house. Il. w. EPPES.
o. An OMNIBUS will be in attendance to convey
passengers to the Hotel the arrival of the cars
March l, 1853. 96l-w4w
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THE TIME HAS COME. :,

THE Subscribers having purchased the large and
1 well assorted stock of Goods, owned by the late
Richard Smith, in lump, will sell the larger portion of
them at cost and under Farmers Mechanics Merchants
and the rest of mankind, would do we'll call and ex
anime the Stock and get such things they need for
time to come In addition there large and we'll Sc
ected assortment OF Dry Goods Silks, Satns, Veves
Mouslins, Muslins, white and coored Gnghams Cloths
and Cassimeres and Vesngs of very superior quality
400 pieces of Caicoes, which will be sold remarkable
low Call soon and get bargains the old stand of r.
smith, on the corner of Fayetteville and Harget Streets
EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh Feb 81, 1853.
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Oct. l, 1852.


ITkNO M Err CHA Mt S--IMPORTANT Ann
Il TRUE. The fact, that merchants can supply Their
wants in their home markets, and thus save the trouble
the subscribers, in anticipation Of large demand f
their popular Ready Made Clothing have manufacture
an unusually large stock, which, they may safely saw
southern market, " NV
Eneouragedby the very liberal patronage hitherto re-
ceved, and with largely increased facilities we are de-
termlneo TO keep pace with the onward spirit of the
share OF the public distributions Merchants visit
ing Petersburg whether dealing in Clothing or not are
invited to VI5It our WHOLESALE Rooms, now stocked
with every variety of Clothing, Of Oacn nanufa.
t"re, the most modern styles, and at NeaU York prices,
A. S. SHAFER CO.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING Bazaar
Sycamore, three doors from Bank street.
September 1. 1852 SI-H
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NEW BOOK

CONSOLATION in discourses on select topics ad.
- dressed to the suffering people of God, by James
w. Alexander, d. D.
Pastors Legacy, being Sermons on practical sub
efcts, by the Rev. Erskine Masop, D. D.
The Early Days of Elisha, translated from the German
of F. w. Krummacher with introduction by Gar
dener Spring, D. D.
The Female Jesuit and Sequel, by Mrs. S. Luke
A Pastors Sketches, by Ichabod S. Spencer, D. D.
Tho Summer and Winter of the Soul, by the Rev.
Erskine Neale, NJ. A.
Daughters of China Sketches of Domestic Life
in the Celestial Empire by Eliza J. Gett Bridgeman
The Sunny Side, by H. Trusta.
Peep at Number Five, by H. Trusta.
The Tell Tale or Home Secrets told by Old Travel
lers, by H. Trusta. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, February oath, 1853. 90
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
SELBY & MURRAY.

One Door Above, P. F. PEscUD's Drug Store
No I2. Fayetteville Street.
A RE now receiving and opening their Fall ant
~ Winter Sto-k OF choice Goods, which is large anc
we'll selected, bought entirely for Cash. and Will Be
sold at prices which will not fail to suit the purchaser
The Stock consists in part of the following
Super Black Gro de Rhine Silks, Cold do.
French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres
French and German Merinoes Black Bo,abazine
do Aiapaccas, French Worked Collars
Gents and Ladies Kid Gloves,
Bonnets and Taeia Ribbons
Silk Leghorn and other kinds of Bonnets,
$50 Pieces English and American Prints
Jaconet, Swiss. Null and Cross Barred Musins,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
great variety of Shawls,
Cloth and Cassimeres and Vestings
And general assortment of Goods tor Men 'swcar
September, 1852. 81
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To Tobacco Planters and Dealers.


II AVING cen appointed Inspectors of Tobacco, at
respectfully offer services SUCH to all Planters
and Dealers in that article
We trust, that afte experience of some ten years
by of US, Commission Merchant when Tobac CO
of the chief articles of trade and an exper
ence OF some thirteen years. the oiher Inspector
at this same Warehouse, we do not presume zoo much
on our fitness for the station when ask liberal en-
couragement from TIE public, and continued and more
extended patronage from the old patrons of West.
and from our personal friends especially. We also
offer services for the sale of Tobacco at West Hill
loose in hhds not doubling but that daily
of the Petersburg market, and good facilities for nor
nation from abroad, and general acquaintance with
the buyers, will enable us to obtain full prices
charge which has been made for many years ba tx
and which is now being made every ware house in
the cities of Petersburg and Richmond, SO far as we
know or believe, l. e. fifty cents per hid, for selling
collecting and PAYING otherwise approprating pro-
ceeds. And request those disposed patronize us
in this way TO have their hhds. carefully marked
BRANCH s. SYDNoR, West-Hill, Petersburg before
Sc ndng them from home. We will also promptly at
tend to the payment of feghtnn all Tobacco consigned
to In conclusion, promise every exerion
to discharge the obligations of duty and friendship.
D. H. BRANCH, } INSPECTORS
JOSEPH A. sYDNoR, Wesf-Hs
P. s. If any of our friends who consign their To-
bacco TO Commission Merchants shall desire TO have
the inspected at West Hill, we respectfully sug-
gest that they mark Wes Hil'' before it sha II be
sent from home, by way of instruction 10 their mer-
chants B. g. S.
Petersburg, r eb. Il, 1858 2S-6t.
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State of North Carolina

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February Term
IS53.-John Matthews rs. James Matthews nd Har-
dy ADMINISTRATION for partition.
opearing to the satisfaction the Court that Jas
i Matthews is not inhabitant of this State it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the North Carolina Standard, newspaper published
in the City of Raleigh, for six weeks successfully for
said resident to appear at the next term of said
Court to be held for the County of Chatham, at the
Court House i'll Peterborough, the second Monday
May next, then and there to plead, answer demur
to the petition the will be taken pro confesso
and heard eXparte as to them.
Witness, William P Taylor, Clerk of said Court
at Office the second Monday in February, A D.. 1888
and in the 77th year of American Independence.
WIN. P. TAYLOR, C. c c.
March IA. 1853. Price Adv. S., 625. S4-w6w.