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The Raleigh star-william G. pou

The Raleigh STAR William G. Doub
esq. having purchased the Raleigh Star. the pa.
per will in future be conducted by him. Mr.
Doub Is gentleman Of liberal education, wields
ready pen, and has much Of the tac, necessary
to make good editor. The paper will contiaue,
as heretofore, to advocate Wing principles. We
heartily welcome MI. Doub into the fraternity,
and wish him pleasant and prosperous career
Mr. Lemay, the former editor, retires from The
post which he has so long occupied. with the
respect Of the whole fraternity, and the warm
friendship Of many. He has faithfully sustained
the principles Of the Whig party. and was al
ways found zealousIy advocating every improve
ment calculated to advance the interests of North
Carolina. Having resped the rewards Of well
directed industry, may he long enjoy, in his
retirement, the peace aud comfort Of a happy
home.
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Fare IN the Dismal Siramp.-A cen.
tleman from Elizabeth City, N. c. in.
formed us on Monday, that great FIRE
was raging in the Dismal Swamp,
whose intensity and rapid spreading.
was very much aided by the long
drought that has prevailed. Our in.
formaat stated that when he left, near,
ly the whole region from the Moccasia
track, to Elizabeth City, was one sheet
OF flame. 1t is to be hoped that the
idea as to its extent is somewhat exag-
gerated. We were also informed that
the smoke from the Swamp had been
waited to greatdistance, and was ex.
ce.dingly disagreeable. We learn
from the Norfolk Herald, of Monday,
that that city was mUh troabled with
it, and we understand from other sour.
ces, that it had been even conveyed
to Hampton, and Old Point Comfort,
where il was very annoying. The fire
was visible at Norfolk, some twenty,
five miles distant. Pei. INTEL
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N an, p.per TO-DAY. win he found four in,e-
,..,;n. ,.,,.,. f,om P,of Emron. ,;v;ug m. IA.
,.;,. AZ The n,ogress IN ,he Gcolorieal survey
,na., h;s .on,,ol The info,m.,;on .;yen n =.
s.,.ncs "a n, so;l in he wesern mart az ,he State
.nd ,hs ingredients necessary "a ine,eas, n. l.r.
,;i;,. m.v /. n,de .,.;l,hla 4, o,h., ..e,;o,s
and therefore should he generally disseminated.
ps,h,ns j, /. orooer n ss.,e i, mi. .o,n.c.
,;on ~, .o.,,,.;,,s =. f,.o..,,,,, -. i =.
Of the .eemins neglect Of this section Of The s,,,.
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" We are glad to learn that the
prepaid letter envelopes, which were
ordered by Congress at its late session,
have at last been put in circulation,
and that the Express line Of Adams Y
Co., have been given the duty Of dis
tributing them. A bust Of Washing
ton, embossed and encircled bya bricks
red back ground, occupies the appro'
pirate corner. Above and below the
figure are the words signifying the val.
ue Of the stamp. These envelopes are
sold at the post Office for three dollars
and twenty cts. per hundred. which IS
less than plain envelopes Of equal qua
llty can be bought for. The post Office
does not sell less than hundred. The
back Of the envelope is gummed ready
for sealing. Register.
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The DanviIre Resister.-The Dan.

vile (sa.) Register has undergone a change Of
editors--Messrs. T. w. Lyles and E. A. How
ard having succeeded Mr.. Buford in the conduct
Of that paper. Mr.. Buford is an able writer, and
we are glad that the paper is to pass into the
hands of gentlemen SO worthy to succeed him.
pom Of The gentlemen are praclised writer's, and
have had some experience in conducting pa.
per,--the Register, therefore, will lose none of
y interest BY the change. We wish the editors
abundant success.
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MEssRs. VENABLE AND LEwIs.-We
are requested to state that Messrs.
senable and Lewis will address the
voters OF the Fourth Congressional DIS
tr'ct at the following places: At Ce.
oar Grove, Orange. 18th Of July, Nut.
push, Warren County, 10th July, az
Johnson, IN Johnston County, the l9tn
July. at Gardner's. Wake County
the 2lst July, at Pratt's, in Orange'
Esd July, at Harrison's old Store, W
franklin, 25th July. at Rolesvllls'
wake, 9th July, Hilliardston, Nash
29th July, Old Fields, insNash, So'a
OF July, and UNeal's, in Johnston on
the lst Of. August. They will address
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h is probable that ia the approaching
Gubernanrial contest IN Georgia. The two
parties will again be arrayed as Union-
ISIS and Secesslnis,s. Mr.. Jenkins, the
nominee Of the Wing Convention. was
the au hor &c the repnrl and resolutions
on which the Uni"n party in The State
was established. His opponent, Mr..
johnson. helnngs 10 the States Rights and
Secession wing of The party.
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The River Amazon is likely to be
opened to steam navigation sooner
than was expected; and, il it is freely
.epened, it will be the great event OF
the day. Gen. Echenique, the Pre-
sident of Peru, has already taken
steps, on behalf of that Government,
to put ON the Amazon two iron steam
ers,each TO cost about 500, 600, whose
business IS to be the exploration Of the
river and its branches. All nations
are to enjoy the benefit of this trade
and commerce. The EmpeOr Of Bra.
I'll. we are gratified to learn. so far
from resisting this Peruvian movement,
is cooperating with it. He has con-
cedcd to natiopal companysthe right
of navigation, with certain privileges,
IN conjunction with Peru The com.
pany was to commence its work in
MAY last; and, although We have no
definite information that it has really
begun, vet there seemed to be no
doubt that it was intended to 90 into
operation either in June or July.
NeW York Express.
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SaBRaTH SCHOOLS. Judge Kelly. Of
philairlphia. rrrenllv remarked, IN pubs
hc meeting. that Sunday schnols ae the
most pnteni police agenls IN that civ
they do more To keep down The expenses
of the Palce Department, the clImlnal
Court. and the llonse Of Refuge, than any
other institution Thai could be named,
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North Carolina and South Carolina
Cold Minss.-Mr. Daniel Asbury, OF
Charlotte, North Carolina, has recent-
ly published report on the gold and
copper mines Of Gold Hill, Rowan
county, North Carolina. From the
statistics given BY DIR. .Asbury. il ap-
pears that the Gold Hill mines have af
iorded 81 500. 900 since their discoye-
~ in l845. and that their exploration
has led 20 the growth Of village OF
above eight hundred inhabitants, stu.
ated directly over the mines. The
gold region covers about one square
mile. The veins are numerous. well
defined, of large size, and are Judged
to be Of .unending depth, as they are
entirely vertical in their positions.
The average yield Of the ore, by the
tlrst process, is 81 so per 100 lbs,
The sands are then re-washed five
times BY oifferent parties. The same
report also refers to the mine Of Dorm,
IN Edgefeld, South Carolina. In this
mine. the report says, it has been We
ry common result for the hands to ave.
rage $50 each per day! A single blast
oi powder has often thrown out $500
in fragments Of gold, which the miner
could at once step forward and gather
ip in his hands! This mine is now
Welding s20O,000 per annum. With a
force of scarcely more than twenty
men. Pef. Lt.
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Sion III. Rogers, esq. of Wake. h,

Sion ii. Rogers, esq, of Wake, hav-
ing yielded to solicitations from various parts Of
the District, has taken the field as the Wbis cam
ddate for Congress in opposition to MessMrs. Ven-
able and Lewis. Though not personally known
in all parts of the District, we presume there are
few Wings who have not some knowledge of him
from the reputation which he acquired by the
ability with which he conducted the late canvass
in Wake for the Legislature his competitor be.
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THAT'S IN the Uind 4NoU "A ielerra.
phic despatch from the Balizr, received
III New Orleans IN the 22d nli., says
that Two suspicious vessels. armed To the
teeth, left the head of the PASSES al two
orlo.k that day lor sea. Destination un.
known.
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To rHE yorERs o. rus PovRru e.,
aaEa.IoNAL DKIRlcT. : w

To rmE yorERs o. 4HK PouRm e.,
l0KessIosAL DIsTnloF.
caapassf "A fft o1usfies AZ GFaariEt D..
Hats FrSaklia. El.7sa, lNask. .al.5 J. 49,
FELLaw cITEzENss-Ihase been !.
duced by solicitations, which have eo...
from various parts Of the Distriet !.
declare myself candidate for C.s
gress. II will be out Of my power !.
visit all sections Of the District NJ, !.
is my purpose to see as many Of ,aa
between this and the day Of eIectioe !.
| can. and give you my opinions frrels
and candidIy on those subjects Of mi
lie policy in which you have an mt
rest. l do not know that il ia neess.
rary for me TO say more at present tha,
this: | am in favor Of a fair distribs.
ton Of the public lands or their ma.
ceeds amongst the States. This 4 A.
only mode by which North Carol;n.
can get her rights in this vast proper.
ty, which has been acquired as well II
the treasure and blood Of her sons =
those Of any other State in the Upie.
We are in debt and need this fund
not only to discharge that debt, but n
improve our condition as a State and
educate our people. ! 60 Tor the rigLi,
Of North Carolina in this immense pro.
perty. LET Us Ar STAND BY THoss
RIGHTS.
Should YOU elect me TO represent Won
in the next Congress, nothing shall b.
left undone. which lies within the scone
Of my humble abilities. to advance ysur
interest and protect your rights,-ahd
the bestowal Of such high honor, aud
the extension by yoa to me, of such
confidence, will be ever cherished with
the most grateful feelings.
| am, your friend and fellow citizea.
SION H. ROGERS.
Raleigh, July IL, 1854.
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a.aaard. and lhsy mag rally y j. suPPor sitA
con6S<nos Ihsi IN his kznds lhai Gag VIII No, -
dish0aorsd-it riIl either be borne % . glorious
triumph, or % an hon0sbls defeat
The Discsnnnoen at Cedar Grove
The thrss congressional candidates IN tbs
District. Mes<rs vensble. Lewis and Rogers. sd
dres,sS psnisn Of the people Of Orange si ce-
dsr Grnss On tic lsth ins. BY agreement hey
were limited % one hour and quarter each. and
Mr.. Yensble MAS allowed fifteen minutes ief q
rspsy. Mr.. YenabIe opened The discussion. and
eon6nsd himself principally % the question Of
party orgsnizailenands Dsmocrsiie Convention
10 o defence Of his vote for Benefits Land Bill.
the question in connection with The acquisition
Of cubs, and 10 The charge that be had suiogissd
Healy Clay for sfisci among Wings &c. He
spoke with more than his usual sbiliiy.
Ma. Lewis followed in reply. He opposed
Benneiis bill. and every other distribution -ithsr
Of she Public Lands or iheir proceeds, as "repus-
nant 10 The constitution" He eOnisnded that Mr.
yenabls had oppo,ed convention BAH in pub
lie and private. and therefore was responsible fos
The disorganization Of the Democratic party. He
was in favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba, and sd-
vocsiediis proprie,y. Mr.. Lsmhlabosd 10 make
iiappesr thai Mr. venabIe had abandoned De-
mOcrs,ic principles; while Mr. Yenable endsav-
ored 10 show tia, his views were not only COR
rect In themselves, but that they did no, conflict
with the Democratic platform.
Mr.. Rogers spoke last His remarks were
mainly directed 10 the subject 81 ihs Pubic
Lands. In the commencement he playfully al
luded 10 the fasi that Mr. yensble was adyoest-
ing Whig princiPless--ridng The same horse
with him pari of The joupey-snd said IL be
would come fully over. and declare himself a
Wing. that be would 60 home and assist to elect
him. He called attention to the conflicting
views Of his Democratic opponents on the sub
ject Of the Psblic Lands and from the fac, ihsi
Democrats were beginning 10 advocate disiri-
haiion, he argued the correctness Of the Wing
doctrine. He ihsn seyiewed briefly ihe.course Of
the Democratic party in regald 10 this subject,
and showed that North Carolina by their action
had been cut Off from the receipt Of millions of
dollars, which were justly due her. He conclsd-
ed by giving the people some facts and sgures 10
show The importance Of the vast public domain
yet undisposed Of. and the immense interests in
volved in The decision Of this question of jisiri-
button. Mr.. Rogers is pleasant speaker. and
manages 10 keep his audience in good humor.
We think the impression made by his speech
was decidedly favorable.
In this triangular contest. ID is hard 10 forman
estimate Of the probable result. TheDemocrats,
IN the Governors election last fall. had q msjo-
rity ofnear twenty six hundred; how FAR the di.
vision in their ranks will nullify their strength
now that third candidate is in the field, il is no,
easy TO determine. The part which the Wings
shall take in the election may have an impor-
tant hearing upon the result, and we trust that
every one Of Them is prepared to do bis duty.
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% A tremendous hail storm occurred at New
York on Friday night the Both ul,.. in which
three women were killed, several persons injured,
many houses unroofed, aud a portion Of the Crys-
TAI Palace was blown down. Some Of The ac.
counts reIfesens the hail stones to have been as
large as hens eggs.
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10 ~ Cimms5lsn daIkness eompaFtd viii
lie blaze 81 de midday sun. i'hs chFis-
tial Isligiah = ~ great elTiliEsf 81 he
waSid-Ihs slbdarl q Ihs psssions. Ihs
Et6ner Of ihe seniinsnis. ihe eamiorirF
nf tie afflicted. The rewarder Of lhe lusi,
ghs ,ezrheraf those ssblims sirtnes. which
r1ximsie man most nearly % The Aa-
(Eor Of his being. ID not only isls oaf
duty 10 our fellows and or God. bur q
lesehes us The true secret of psiriolism.
the eondiiion of national greatness and
rrnawR. II enfwrrs in ils prrnepis she
great morsi lesson that history has inserib-
ed in lelers Of light upon sisf ruins Of past
ages. and the erumbling monuments Of
iallrn dynasiies--shsl righteousness er>
slle'h nation. bus sin is . reproseh 10
any peopie.
There i heaaiiill painting BY Mr..
Weir over The pulpit in the ehapa rrpre-
seniing the . Genius al Ameriea." with
these warls in large letters. The speak
er painted 90 il IN ihe conclusion of hi
sddpss, and the sfTrcI was must stirring.
Nj. Rayner's manner of delisery i se.
~ rferiise. aud il 10 seldom thai any
production rs received with such-unani-
nous and enthusiastic favor. | seemed,
as llie dnrlors snmrlimss say, "io 90 %
ihs right spot" Immediately after The
applause had subsidized. al lis combustion.
Colonel Lee stepped up 10 Rsyner and
remarked: .Sir. nv only regret On this
oeeasion Is. that ! permitted the furlough
class 10 leave wilhonl hearing the nnble
sentiments that you have expressed" A
dozen persons were trying Al the same
time To gel hold Of The speakers hand. 10
congratulate him. In short. The speech
was most drcIded hn.
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Hon. Kenneth Rayner.

Al the annual examination of The Ca
deis a, West Point, week befo,e last. the
Hon. Kenneth Rayner, Of Norlll e rolf
na, was selerIed 10 deliver The address 10
the graduating class, which duty he dis
charged with very great credit TO himself,
and To The Satisfaction of all who had the
pleasure al listening to his remarks. Ills
address WAS concluded with the following
beautiful admnnilon:
elm conclusion. gentlemen. let me adj
mouish YOU lo cultivate holy reverence
for the Christian religion. Ispeak mol of
il AS il is expnunded in the creeds, or
taught in the seetarian schools. but IN re-
ference 10 those moral precepts and ever
lasting truths which paint. as with sun.
beam. The duty OF man to God and his
fellow men. do not speak of it ~ the
sen-e IL, WHICH the Pharisee praclised obe-
Jience 10 ii Mosaic riluaI-of regularly
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THK REv. Dr.. lvEs.-The Ives al.
fair has taken a new and still more
unhappy phase. The Church Herald
has been furnish with letter written
BY member Of the Episcopal Church
in North Carolina to Bishop Green,
which states that MRS. Ives will re.
turn home with her brother. DIR. Ho.
bart, he having received notice from
the Pope that DR.. Ives would be ordain.
ed priest in the summer, and could no
longer be considered her husband.
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En1nRSDcEcyGEs Y0 %


An ApoIegy-ws were Disappointed IN
not receiving our suPfly OfPaPer lasi wesk, and
ihe REcoEBEE in consequences could noi make
Its sPpsaranee. As he omission was noi the
eonsesusnce oi COR oxn negleci. we bore our
subscribers will pardon Il. We shall endsasor
% make such arrangements As siil prevent BIKE
occunrncs in future.
On our outside page. this paper bears ihe dale
under which i should have appeared; on The IN
side is The date Of lis actual issue.
irP We are requested 20 state ihsi ihe Hon.
A. w. ysSanLr will sidre~ the people Of Or
ange 81 Pnn's slsrs. on Saturday The 23d inst.
FrOmih notice which We copy from the Standard.
IL viii be seen that Mr. Lrwls. his oPponsn,.
win also atiendihe tar gathering q. The place.
and address the people.
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Ol WyTfn, alnse, anu cuuf-
'egleciing the more weighly
be Law, but IN its comprehen.
ion of The dnly Of man, TO
love mercy. and walk hum
|od. | would not vindicate
kIy Of the ancienls-but com
he sermon ON the mount, ii
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The state Of Texas.


10 the Sheriff or other tega! e5fesro sa:d Ccua.y-
GREETING.
p" HEREAs, W. \. Acock, has on the 9th
w inst, befor. me sued out attachment
against the property of +. NJ. Chapman tor the
sum of thrty.four dollars due by account return
able on Saturday the 27th dey Of August, a. ID.
1883
You are therefore hereby commanded to cite the
said +. u. Chapman, lay publication in the Gonzales
Inquirer, n newspaper published in the town of
Gonzales, Gonzales county, Texas, Tor three sue.
ccssvc weeks, before the return day thereof to be
and appear before me Mt the courthouse in the
town of Gonzales, on the last Saturday of August
A. d. 1885, then aud there To answer said suit
Herein fail not, but of this writ make due return
a the law directs.
~ Given under my hand mt said county Of
I l.. S. Gonzales this the 9TH of August. A. ID.
49, 1853. TiI0S. j. PILGRIM,
J. L. q. g. =. No. l.
! certify this is truc copy Of the original writ
to me issued the 9Th of August, A. ID. 1883.
% BENZ. T. WROE,
August O, lS53-l0-3w Const. q. C.
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- ssG SssAtS ~ AsAshSs
COMA LES COUNTY,
10 the Sheriff or other legal officer Of said County
GREETING.
wv HEKEAS, d. d. Peek, by his agent w. d.
w w. Peck has this day made oath before
me, rs the law directs, that one John Brown Is
justly indebted to him In two several accounts,
amounting TO nincty-six dollars seventeen cents.
and that said Brown has removed beyond the limits
OF the State sccretcd himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot DO served upon him;
Now, this Is to command you to cite by publ.
cation, the said John Brown to appear before me
personally at the Court House. In the town of Con.
zacs, on Saturday the 9th day of August, 1853, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and there to answer the de-
mand of the said b. u. Peck in n plea of debt foun.
dcd on the above named accounts OF ninctysix dol.
lars and seventeen cents. Herein fail not
{ - Given under my hand at said county OF
I l.. S. Gonzales, this the 2Sth day of July, 1853
(~- TIl0S. j. PILGRIM, j. p. q. G.
certify this is u true copy of the original writ
to me issued the 2Sth day Of july 1853.
.tss BENZ. +. WRoE,
July 30-0-3w Constable of G. c.
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House for Snle.
ExcclatOr,. Noticc.

VNHE undersigned having been appointed by tho
IL honorable Probate Court of Caldwell County,
Mt the July term, A. d. 1859, thereof Executor OF
the Estate of William Butler, decd, therefore,
those who are indebted to said estate will please
come forward and settle, and those having claims
against the said estate, present them duly authentic
Gated within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred JAMES NJ. BUTLER,
Executor of the estate of VIM. Butler, decd
Aug Is, lS53-ll-Gw
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.Estray Notice.

NSTRAYED by John j. Tnmmcl ten miles
AI east of Gonzales, before John Goss, j. T., on
10th July, 1853, chestnut sorrcl marc, about three
years old no flesh marks or brand. Appraised Mt
twenty dollars.
Also, bright sorrcl mare, years old, branded
on the lcn shoulder X, some saddle marks OH the
back; also appraised at $40 by John Mooney and
j.. ii. Paxton Il. CHENAULT,
Aug Is, 1858 elk. &. G. c. g.
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BENJAMIN B. Peck,

" AZ constant, Oh h-,.d large and well ss!ec.
IL IL ted stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. WOOD, TN
IND QUEENS WARE, ISiDDLERY
IND REiDY HiDE
CLOTHiNG
His assortment Of Dry Goods embraces all arti-
Giles necessary to supply the demand, consisting in
part oi
French, English aud American Prints--latcst styles
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams; Plain, Dotted and En-
bro!dcrcd Swiss, Irish Linen; Linen. Cotton
and English i.nccs; Linen and Cotton Ia.
be Cloths Fancy Silk Parasols; Fans
in great variety; Blcachcd aud
Brown Shooting and Shirt,
ing; Donins Cottonadc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting,
Plain and Striped Lowclls;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Cheeks;
Umbrellas, Buttons, Pins, Tapes. Needles genuine
Goats sewing Cotton. and every article belonging to
the Dry Goods Line.
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The state Of Texas,
/p<lTrA1-y. nE 0ONZAlES

The state Of .TexAs.
COUNTY OF GONZALES,
otl< Sh<riF or s<hsT ie9aI cscsr Of 'a.i Coan'y-
0aIxfixo;
VOU are hereby commanded 70 cite, BY
II publication, +. II. Chapman to appear
before me personally, at the courthouse, in
the town Of Gonzales, on Saturday, the 9th
Of August, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and
there TO answer the demand Of w. s. Smith,
in q plea Of debt, founded on an account OF
five dollars
Herein fail not.
[-~) Given under my hand at said coun.
IL. S. ty of Gonzales this, the 9th day Of
~ August, 1853.
THOS. j. PILGRIM, J. p. G., G.
certify this is true copy Of the original
writ to me issued, the 9th day Of August, 1883.
low Is. +. WROE, Constable q. &.
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COUNTY or GONZALES,
1oMe Sheriff or other legal officer Of said County
GREEriNG
VOU arc hereby commanded to cite, by pub.
4 licatiop +. NJ. Chapman to appear before
me personally, ut tho court-housc, in the town
of Gonzales, on Saturday, the 9th of Augut,
1858, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there to
answer the demand of S. Lyman, in plea Of
debt, founded OH an account Of eighteen dol
lars and twenty-five cents. Herein fail not
(--) Given under my hand at said coun-
II. $. ty of Gonzales this, the 9Th of Au-
(~} gust, 1868.
TliOS. j. PILGRIM, j. p. G.. G.
certify this a true copy of the original writ
to me issued, the 9th day of August, 1862
low II. +. WROE, Constable G. C.
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OF GONZdI ES (

COUNTY OF COUNTLESS (
10 tie Sheriff OF other legal oticer Of said County
GRHETINa
VOU are hereby commanded to cite by publ
- cation +. NJ. Chapman to DO and appear be.
fore mo at the courthouse In the town of Gonzales
on Saturday the a7tli day of August, 1858, at III
o'clock A. NJ. then and there to answer the dc.
mand Of s. w. Smith & d. S. H. Darst, In n plea
of debt founded on an account of eleven dollars,
dated June and July, 1853. Herein fail not =
~ Given under my hand and seal, using
H. s. scroll for seal, on this the 9th day OF
(~-- August, a. u. 1858.
TllOS. J. PILGRIM, j. =. G. c.
certify this is true copy Of the original wri,
to me issued the 9th day of August, 1859.
BENZ. i. WROE.
l0-3w Constable q. &.