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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16


kTAns.har Scientific Wonder! Importsntto Dys-
pepies-DEI J. :. H1ughtoHs fepsn, the True IN
gcstiys Fluid, or GasuIc JUICE, prepared rom Ken
nets, UT the fourth Stomach Il tue Oh, alter direcnons
OF Baron Lelbeg, the great fhyslnlygicalC heulsl by
]. :. HuuaLtun. VI. d., Philadelphia Ihlsls truly d
wuudrful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia.Jaundicr
Liver Complaint. Constipation, and Debihty, curing
after Nature own agent, the Gastric Juice. fanph'
lets containing scirErEc evidence OF It's value lur'
ui-hcd by agents gratis. See notice among The ned
zeal ad'srL=ement-.
Pors7vlxe-Thausauds OF parents who use Vcmi.
fusc composed otJast0r oil, Cslomclr etc, are not a,
ware that, while uiey appear 10 benefit The pausnl
they are actually laying the foundations fora serI--
90 diseases such as SaIIyauJn, Llss Of Sight, Weak,
ueSs oiLinbs, etc.
luanbtuer column will be found the advertisement
of ~HDBENSACk'S MEDICINES. towaI-u W. ask
the attention Olall directly interested ID thnir own q,
well as thei, chilircu's health. IN Liver Complaint,
and all disorders arising from thr-r ola bilious tvps
should make Use OF The only gcnu.Ie medicine. 10,
bcnsacS's Liver Pills.
Re not decciycd, but ask for Hahensach' Worm So
rup and Liver Pills ami observe that each hts the sig
nature OF tn Proprietor, J. y. Hobeus9ck, as nout
else Is genuine.
grin calling qttenil N to Dr.. Guy-otrs Improve,
Extract OI yellow DsrE ami Suilgarilla, W Zee
cpuU-gut we are doing q service io all wn1 may m
afflicted wih ScrJ.uiuuS AMI ujh,l Il Sprl Is origIua
ting IN hereditary taiIt, or from Iupuriy Of tn bloc
Z Wv Aatff hNH'F' f".f' 'A"4| '"= FtNA ~ ~ w.
acquaintance where the most Formidable dI.trmp q
have been curethy N" US of Cuysou's Extrac. %
/ Yellow DOCK and Sa,srpagiiIu alone.
Iii l. one d the few advertised medicines that can
not hc siiEmaIlz Il with GuickcIy. Ter th. "'TclioS
Dock" ami III" "~arsaparilla' are we'll known 10 be
the efficient and n the same time i~uoXiousl agents II
the whole Matrria Ncdira, and by far the best an,
purcst preparation OF them Is DR.. Guys0tt'a yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla. pSee advertisement
Tn BEsrP POSSIBLE }Err1y TcE C'ysUvrToS.-Wia
ta.'s HuLsam OF WHIP berry i just The remedy that
pure minded appropriated man, thoroughly ~uc4uaiE
ed with every system OF practice, and wrii ]acquaint
cd with tn whole Aat,r!l Medlra, and experience
IN general practice, would recommend u, HI bn-
possible remedy. for tn cur. ut Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma. liruncdli- and Consumption.
This rtmsdy contains In extraordinary mcdirina
virtues Of the Wild Cherry and the Fire which are
! combined ard emhoii.d in thu article.
by Il mic lEcmi 81 process, everything dclrteriau.
or useless i,Icycct-I, 50 lhat what remains Is the mos
. extraordinary ald truly oIticariou5 remedy for al
all kilI-oI pulmonary and liver diseases ever know.
70 man. Gt'Sec advertisement.
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EDTl c French governmental about to
issue FIVE thousand tons Of copper money
Seven hundred tons of it are to be made at
Birmingham.
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ES"Tlie discovery of what is true, and
the practice Of what is good. are most i'm,
portrait objects in life.
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Land for Sale.

TNIEEE will be offered Tor snlu 10 acres Of land,
l. hing On Ihr Plank Eva4l.adIng nom Wheeling
Iv Lgu.Z, wa mixes lJM CaUIE, guI adjoining War,
al K L.a.gs ctusm Mil. said IAN. Is 49,. improve
and vel waltTgI, w.,h abundance Oh timber. \
good title and possession given in The Spring. Pay,
mvuls will De- made Light Al desired. For iuEihgr par,
u.uIaf- I4E-I.y uI t,u.ltn o. Duvit Bladeu a. III,
prem! ~. o.. = % II Ai'FUIa-u, Ca-iz. Ohio.
ftnuaTy =. l~yJ-pd.
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E4-If you would rise in the world, you
must not stop to kick at every II that
barks at you as you pass along.
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EAi,aEa' eil.3g u

n ultolclhsr the nlcret article ever manufactured,
can be had III any time by calling on
PHILLIPS son
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DISSOLUTION.

'NdE partnership heretofore existing between Nh.
l. LlKlN & GRIMES, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The accounts will be settled by either of
the firm until further notice, and as we are anxious
to have our ACCOUNTS ON BOOK SETTLED,
we wish ONE AND ALL to call soon and close
heir accounts, either BY note or cnsh.
J. MILLIkIN,
Cadlz, April !, 1859. i. d. GRIMES.
\. b. We have OF hand yet some of X. b. Dunn
X Cos. best steel back Grass and Grain Scythes,
which will be sold for cost or less.than cost, Those
may wks wsIt can soon. Emay ~ MIG.
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~HFaa~GS' ssHtt&>

4 NTCElot OF Misses Goat, Calf and Kip Boot,
LAaHG Cum Over Shoes, now ready and tor sutc by
L. PHILLIPS & son.
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( AFevcry style ard variety, consisting in part 0
0JiNe liaiiaHC IOlH,t ulr ana halt Gators, fine French
Morocco, hid, BronG,, uaL cn4meIei Leather Boots.
double and single sor,I. A very lcal article ct French
Morocco, Mi. and Mems Morocco Walking Slors,
ro!hu Boots, J"uuy Lind Slippers, E%crIsIors, Gum
Shoes, &C., just received ana Tor aaj7 ry
+. PHILLIPS son.
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ES'HoneSty is is the bes policy
Well It's.
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E'a'GSE2 LDg'agg&,

TIVE suh"oribcr is receiving his stock .,~,>.E.
L ot Hp!-"g ulI Summer DEuGs, which y&&t2f5
nave all been s@Ig',,cl by himself in tho
a~s@ortmcn! Of the kind ever brought to @@5 A
this market; and in point o. quality, price, etc., viii
compare witl any stock ID the country. He will sr.
as low rs any establishment, west OF the mouatlin.
Tor cash or approved country produce. Person.
wishing to purchase any article in the
BpNA q k IL Is q a. a.gEE.
would do well to call and examine his stock ber,r,
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEAIL.
Cadiz, May -, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

" T. have Ho~, on hand ready for sale, a frHt-ratc
w asaprtm"n' Of .iut2 Winner Boots, consisting OF
Jppy., A.Y and C4Iiaoia, and our own nuke and
warranted. i. PNlLIllS& SON.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
= "a r. EsE
CLOTHING STORE!!!

4 f. MOORE has procured rhc services Of four Of
"A. The best woIkmeu IN the West, and is happy
II *.y 10 his friends, thai ne Is prepared to do better
work than Is done in any similar establishment in II.
country, h" asSuro- his friends that all his extensive
stock Of Clothing j. got up by himself. and not one
dollars worth Of Eastern Slop Shop Work is in his
Store, nothing hut what h, warrants to be OF the best
mnterial and unrivaiird in workmanship.
Cad.z; October 10, 1852. 4. f. MOORE.
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$500 CHALLENGE,

WNAIEEER concsrns the health and happiness
w o. e people IS z. al times OF the mosl valuable
Importance. lfsAe It TOR granted that every person
I'D. 10 Tl ~ gl.-r pgwyr TO save the lives Of their
children. ana tHal even gerrun Wll CudeHyuTl % pro-
ro'r tI'ir u~u hral'a %, al sacrifices. deem it 10
3. my duty - s1uualy assure ,ou that WORMS se-
coming tI be VI .siln Vi the murt celebrated physi.
eiHfIr. SIC ill., TEi.1Hly raLsls u D. large majority VI
iar al 'asts in wIul'4 children and adults are liable;
Il y"Y H'Er al hpqcars rJHtlRuaTIy rhaugrahle from
stomach picking d. .hn uos.. hardness an fullusss
o! Oh. belly. G-y cough. S.n+ lever, pulse irregular,
Tcnt,HIh,r thar a.. i4as- druo'cffN orus, and you
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

ES-A contcnted mind is the best m ed
cine.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
BARGAINS! BARGAINSM
GOODS 1T Cost!
NOTICE.

1--WE subscriber will sell GOODS At Cost for Cash
4. up tp the 18th OF March.
Cndi2, Feb. 9, 80. 4. II. BURTCH.
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& CASES Boys and Youths Boots, thick and hca.
OSy double aud single soIcd-Ju,! l!g article il
Winter wcav--now on hand and ready Tor sale by
+. PHILLIPS 4 son
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TNIlBIr Shaws, wool ShNwls, all colo:s and prizes
NJ WOOD * SMITHS.
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VIEW CLOraING STORE.

w L are now receiving and opening at the Stor,
w Room formerly occupi.dhy MiIIiAiu ( Crime,
Nam street ofp'-ie the C"ur. House, All uariYai.ed
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18
English Maine Law.

It appears from The st. Johns New
Brunswick) Temperance Telegraph,
that the English Government has, in
two instances, recently put in force
laws Of prohibition against the sale of
intoxicating drinks. At the Austria
lian gold mines the sale of9liqucr is
positively forbidden, and the Govern
ment officials have authority to burn
to the ground all shops or shanties
used for the purpose Of vending the
interdicted article. And, by an act
" relating to the carriage OF passen-
gers by Sea-" which received Her
Majesty's sanction, June Goth, 1859,
tits provided that Yv5
eff in any passenger ship, or any
person shall, during the Voyage, di-
rectly or indirectly, sell, or cause to
be sold, any Spirits or Strong Waters,
to any passenger, he shall be liable fo1
every such Ofense 10 penalty not
exceeding Twenty pounds, nor less
than Five pounds Sterling
How direct and pointed is the testi-
mony which such regulations as these
bear to the pernicious and evil effects
of the use Of intoxicants ? Why are
they prohibited +? Because in the cases
under consideration, peace, quietude,
and good order are essential, and
strong drink promotes rioting and dis.
order, stimulates every evil and malig-
nant passion into activity, sets laws
and rules at naught, and renders good
government impossible Exchange.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

let them hear the ring of the thirty
pieces Of silver. 49,
n Shall we heedtbe cpposiliop, or the
more worthy and intelligent claims of
the cause?i On its side ere arrayed
the Yirtuous and the philanthfopic OF
every sphere IN life ;connected with
these are thousands; the mothers,
wives, fathers, husbands and children
that are now suffering or have suffered
the unspeakable evils Of the trafic.--
On which side is it right and most
honorable to be found arrayed p
Pressing upon you are the claims OF
all that is holy and just; and to that
God who sitteth in judgement. and
whom, perhaps, you profess to serve,
must you answer for your decision.--
The hand of death is evenlnoW near
unto many who may be saved fromit,
or consigned to its cold grasp, by the
part you take in this matter. The
fata of many now ready to perish.
hangs suspended on the action of our
next Legislature. Perchance, you may
save and restore them to health, hap
Piness, and the world, or doom them
to suffer on, and perhaps to die, bruised
and crushed by the tyrant wrong
Adv0cdte and Home Circle. fta
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18
Death Of the Oldest Man in New New
- England. II

Died in Nottingham N. Ell, on the
23d,of January, 1858, Mr. Charles
Wiley. He was borne in that town
on the 25th day Of March, 1746, and
would consequently have been one
h@ndred and ssgen years Of age next
month. He was a soldier ID the rev.
Olutionary war, and has been a PEN
sionef. He has been a healthy, ro-
bust man, and until recentIYhas been
an activelaborer. He says be learned
to NOW. when he was ten Years old.
and used his scythe until be was q
hundred; he then leftit, as / & thought
ninety years was long enough for any
man to follow that blsinessI He has
left son, Mr.. Jonathan Wiley be.
tween 70 and 80 years of age, who
who isalso a pensioners for Eeryicesiin
the war Of 1919. PorssmbutA .Jongr-
nal. Ri l79a,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

moral forces lof othe pulpit; an act
which has evoked among us the inspi-
ration Of a mightier Presence than
s'the Spirit Of Continental Indepen-
dehce, the Genius Of American Lib
erty, which In earliertimes tried her
infant voice in the halls and on the
hills Of New England, 1.-THE Genius
Of Universal Humanity, now moving
through the halls and the sanctuaries,
and along the hill-sides Of Massachu-
sets, and breathing upon the hearts
Of her sons and her daughters an act,
which gathers around itself the robes
Of the civil n1agistracy with dignity,
for the faithful execution Of the divi-
nest authority Of a justruler-the ter
roFsofevil doers, and the praise of
them that do WELL, an act, which will
have fulfilled its sacred mission, when
in place Of desolated homes and blight
ed hearts, habitatiohs Of thrift and
comfort shall be gladdened with the
smile Of peace and love---the monster
vice, which an unholy- traffic creates,
AMI which this blessed law destroys,
having been, BY the mercy Of God,
expelled from our fair heritage, amid
the rejoicings of earth and the halle
lujahs Of heayenl''l sl a'sn ll.sy
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

asouthernlO Organ is dne Of the
best temperance papers d our ex-
change list. Published in New Or
leans at$2 per annum. fit is well
supported, it will have 4 powerful in
huence IN breaking up the Internal IL
quor traffic ia louisiana. Saceess,
Bro. Harmass. nv 9LLl y r wv W
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18
1Iord Chesteraeld on Distilleries...


Lord Chesterfield on Distilleries.
We commend to the people Of Ohio
the following extract Of aspeech made
by Lord Chesterfield, in the House Of
Lords, in England, in 1743-one hun.
dred and ten gears ago. ~ a'34 1tSl
Itwas true then, anditis true now,
and the distinguished Lord saw and
recognised the necessity Of the Maine
Law-the necessity" of bursting the
vialsN that contain the palatable poi
son.r Are not his positions right,
and his arguments conclusive? Ta
h" The noble lord has been pleased
kindly to inform US, that the trade of
distilling is very extensive, that it en-
ploys great numbers, and that they
have arrived at exquisite skill and
therefore ihes trade Of distillihg is not
to be, discouraged. Once more, my
Z a-t Il
lords, allow me to wonder at the diff
ferent conceptions Of different under
standings. 1t appears to me that
since the spirit which distillers produce
are. allowed to enfeeble the limbs,
yitiate the blood, to peryert the heart,
and obscure the intellect, thatthe num-
Der Of distillers should be no argument
in their favor, for Inever heard that
a law against theft was repealed or
delayed because thieves were numer-
Gus, II appears to me, my lords, that
really, if SO formidable a body are
confederated against the virtue or the
lives of their fellow-citizehs, it is time
to put an end dtol the havoc and TO
interpose, while tits yet in our power,
to stop the destruction. So little, my
lords, am affected with the merits of
the wonderful skill which distillers are
said to have attained, that it is, in my
opinion, no faculty of great use to
mankind, toprepare palatable poison;
nor shall | ever contribute my inter-
est for the reprieve of a murderer, be-
cause he has by long practice obtained
great dexterity in his trade. Ii their
liquors are so delicious that the peo-
pie are tempted to their own destruc-
ton, let us at length, my lords, secure
them from their, fatal draughtE by
bursting the,yials that contain them
Let us crush at once these artists in
human slaughter, who have reconciled
their CountrynenIto sickness and ruin,
and spread over the pitfalls of de-
bauehery such baitas oannotbei resist
ed ] am very far my lerdss from
thinking that there are this year any
/ peculiar reasons for telerating murder;
nor can / conceive why this manufac-
/ tureis to be held sacredbnew, if itisito
\ be destroyed hereafter" .ssa
II "A w. -. - u 1eI..-,s ~ Lal.asas
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

-ua E9o A Western editor, in noticing
a new and splendid q hearseJ thinRsit
will afford much satisfaction to those
who use it. .8lll9am laAJIoqm
The southerner., 1853-03-26

les cal at the well known furniture ware
room in Tarboro', and enrol his name auong
its patrons, aud stand in the ranks and bat
tie with F. Bond in defence of the me-
chanical interest of the South.
ALsGft the Ladies WELD their influence
nd bear in mind that this great champion OF
saAsfn mechanical independence, is daily
devfsing new plans of Furniture for
their comfort and convenience, and would
here say to them, if they wish to see them
selves rs others see them, they must call at
F. L. Bonds ware room and purchase orc
of those beautiful marhle-top Dressing Bu-
reaus, with a mirror on them, that will re-
feet to the eye anl mini the most beautiful,
features and figures that. were ever before
behed by the fancy of a lady's i'm 'sination
eg-See advertisement in another column
Tarboro', Oct. 26, 1852.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
MyPOISONING.~a

Thousands of parents who use vermifuge
composed of castor oil, calomel, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
tions for a series Of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.,
In another column will be found the ad-
vertisement Of Hobensacks Medicines, to
which we ask the attention of all directly iu-
terested in their own as well as their Chill
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all
disorders arising from those of bilious
type, should make use of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
H-"Be not deceived," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else
are genuine.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Hon Mmes e. Z, 66in.

This gentleman, long distinguished at
home, has recently acquired some M
tioaaf reputation, by his action in the
Baltimore Convention. his respectable
run in the North Carolina Legislature
for the United States Senate, and final
ly, By his having received an appoint
meut to the Cabinet of Gen. Pierce.
1t will he remembered, that Mr. Dob
bin was tho delegate from North Caro-.
lima, who stood up in the Baltimore
Convention when the cries f>r adjourn
ment were numerous and loud, AMI de-
clarel that North Carolina having d one
all she could for the man of her choice,
james Buchanan, he would now by au-
tn 'rity Of his fe!low-ielcgatcs, offer the
vote Of that State to man who in the
councils Of the nation, had displayed
unequalled patriotism, and ability, and
rare sense, and who on the tented field
Of battle, had met the enemies of his
country with heroic bravery and un-
daunted courayc-Eaahdta Pierce, of
New Hampshire.
This Was the turning point of the no.
mination, and it settled it. Since then,
the vote for Mr.. Dnbbin as United
States Senator, proves him to possess
the confidence Of his party in his own
State, We see that some Of the disaf-
focted progressive editors, condemn
him as an "old Fogy." We have real
son to know that he is conservative
democrat, strict constructionist of the
State Rights school. If these make an
cold fogy," there will be many more
such beto.c Gen. Pierce's administra-
ton shall end - Charleston Standard.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Plank ROu0S

The reader will find in our advertising
columns a notice Of the opening of Books of
Subscription for Stock in the Tar3oro' and
Enfield Plank Road Company. We learn
that Stock to the amount Of about SEQ, 900
has been subscribed fer the Tnrboro' and
Rocky Mount Plank Road, and that the Com
pany will be organized forthwith. And the
Whig states that the survey Of the route for
the Washington and Tarboro' Plank Road
was commenced on Tuesd,y last. This
Company was org laizel on the ita ult. by
electins R. L. Myers, Esq, President, AMI
Messrs. B. F. Hanks, W. H. Willarl !. Joseph
Potts, B. F. Haveas, S. Z. Allen, Il. Wis
wall, II. A. Elliso |, 3. ". Selby, AMI Allen
Grist, Directors. The Greenv!le and Raleigh
Plank Road is in successful operation as far
as Wilson, and is productive Of greater bcne-
fit to the section Of country through which
it Passes, and of revenue to the stockholders
than its most sanguine advoc, t2s originally
anticipated. The people in this region would
seem from these movements to DC determined
not to be outstripped in the c 'reer of internal
improvement, as we'll as in other matters.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Union Agricultural
Warehouse Il need >tOrc
Ruiph g. Co.. 90 Fuk0n 81,
NEW YORK,


OFFER FOR SALE, a large and select
assortment Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Implements, consisting of Plows, and Cas-
tings, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Horse
Powers, Tnrashers and Separators, Tanning
Mills, Grain Cradles, Scythes and Snaths,
Grain Mills, Sugar Mills, Root Cutters, Sau-
sage Cutters and Suffers, Ok Yokcs and
Bows. Rakes, Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks,
Spades, Shovels, Carts, Wagons, Wheelbar-
rows, sc,
Field, Garden and Flouer Seeds-a large
variety, Fsrtitisers-Peruvian Guano, Sup.
Phosphate Lime, Bone Dust, Poudrettes,
Charcoal Dust, Plaster, sc.
Aase}actursrs Of Sehne5ly's Reaping and
Moving Machine; DANIELS Hay, Straw and
Stalk Cutters. Agents for the sale of VIM
Hovey's Patent Straw Cutters. A descrip-
tive catalogue will be sent on application by
mail. March, 1858.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Markets.
TARB,Ro' MARKET, March 2{

TARB ,Ro' MARKET, March 26.
Tr,le in produce for expectation is
almost wholly suspended at present,
an prices are merely nominal, viz:
Turpentine.-Dip, S. - to S. 80.
Scrape 70 cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, 81 10 per barrel.
Corn, s. 25 to s. 50 per bbl.
Bacon, Il to l2l cts.
Lard, IL to II! cts.
Fresh Pork, 81 to cts.
Fish-Blue Fish, SIS per barrel. .
Cotton, ST to s! cts.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
State Of Worth CUraIiuy.
EDGECUMBE COUNTY.
William Brake

Willie Bake and William B. Brake.
Petition for partition of Real Estate-fled
February Term 1858, of Edgecombe
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
THE defendants, both of whom are non
residents, are hereby notified respectively,
that unless they be and appear at the next
term of the Court of Pleas AMI Quarter Ses-
sions, to be holden for the county of Edge
combc, at the Court House ia Tarboro', Oh,
the fourth Monday Of May next. ard ther
and there plead, answer or dempr to the pc
t''ioa OF the plaintiffs. judgment pro eonsssc
Will be entered against them, aad the caus
heard er parte.
Done by order of said Court, Feb'y tern.
1858. JOHN NORFLEET, Clerk
Of saiG Court
The southerner., 1853-03-26
UDpl1g,

ON TUESDAY, the ard day of N,r
will be sold at the Court House jo,' a'D
Greenville to the highest bidder
AN the .Sh1res of SlocA
Owned b. delinquent S.cc%bodo,.
Greenvillc and Raleigh Plank Road r. U'
nv. Terms in accordance wifi, -. u
sions of the Charter. F'0'
By order Of the Board of D;rcc,o,.
ALFRED MOYE p,,..
Jno. 4. Selby, Clerk.
Gree vile. March 22nd 1852
The southerner., 1853-03-26
TarborO' & Eneo,,
Fln"h Road Compnnn ~'V
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BOOKS OF SUBS CRIpT1ov
,.al Stock of the Tarboro' and Euse'd "a. =, Cq
Road Company, will be opened 4 y. , rl'aj
day of Alril 1853, and contipro vi The Is
the lst of June following-at Tarh" psA pah
der the direction of John S. D,n,' 'o , pA
NJ. Redmond, and Hugh B. Brv,n . ''Aa
field, under TIE direction of l.. i En-,
ker. Rediins Pittnan, and b.; "ats'
Capital Stock, $4,000, in sha,,"' DaFneh
Company incorporated when s,;,s5>,
sub bscri )ed-$2 per share to be r,;s wv Ne
serb ng. March 81 %NA,