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tail. and with the other belabcripg the poor liz.
tic kicking Jack, We scamper away through
the streets, down the plains. l,s ~ !
have visited Cleopatras Noodle and her
Baths; Ponpey's Pillar and the Bashaw's Pal
AGO and the Gardens and tn, ruins of the old
city whose fouudltons were laid by AIexandef
the Great. We hired boat and sailed up tho
Nile. Having the boat at our command we
could stop and 60 ashore as we pleased Tho
country along this magnificent river is exceed
ingly rich and beautiful but tho inhabitants
are the most wretched and filthy imaginable,
poor as death amid the rich prodgalities of
nature Such is the result OF oppression.
Cairo, in many respects is beautiful place
thoroughly Oriental, in It's character, rescm-
bling very much, am told, the old cities of
Judea. The Pyramids tower up into the
clouds: aud tho catocombs seem to under LID
all the hills around it.
Aweek ago did not expect to see America
pyain. and made, with friend, the best dispo-
stion could 10 relation to my body and my
e..ecs; but am a little better now, and though
very weak, yet tho air seems to increas6 my
strength. Affsctionately yonr friend,
LEVI TUCKER.
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BY CHARLES cLEwLINE.

Bf CHAhLES CLEWLiNEs
Tho Oswego isn't navigable far up; for il "a
cut off by bridge about half mile from tho
lake, and mile further up it is cut off by {
dam.
Between this Bridge and the dam there |, q
rift which is famous place for catching ish
in acedrs, butt out into the middle of tho river
in form like Y, with tho forke up stream;
and down 10 the lower end there Is crib into
which the water and fish run, pitching down
little fall of about three feet, and then as the
crib is built of stats, the water runs ont, leaving
Tho fish to be picked out BY the proprietors OF
the ,0tars.
Thoy used to catch lots of cells there, and q
rowsng follow, big as boys leg, and long as
a slick of wood, was thought dear ia Osweg6
at four pence. But some how, bnying eels, O.
ven if we got for nothing, didn't suit me, and /
determined to steal few of them wears up
there.
told Mrs. Werts, tho young WIDOW, that i
boarded with, what | was going at and reck-
on she was up 10 them game, for she furnish
cd mo with pillow case to bag ay game, and
two pairs of wJolcn mittens to Gid me in nab;
bing the slippery customers, and thus armed
and equipped l set out on my oelng expedi-
ton.
When came abreast Of tho wear, discov.
cred that The skiff had seen there at sundown
was gone. but rs knew that the water wasn't
morcn up to my arms, didn't care much, and
SO waded off to the wear, where found and
baggcd about twenty real swngcrs.
My pilow-casc was nearly full, and was
just about to get under weigh for home, whch
the great grand daddy Of al cells came wallop.
M d wn into the water. pitched into him.
but the mtens had got so slippery with the
slime Of captured ees, that could not hold
him asseconI. There We bad It for about ten
mlnntes--up and down, over and under, slip
q olsIo PI0tia a1a "a iaf iaf' rhS I'D ! G5t lis head
INTO my mouth, and--Wal faugh what q
taste. rs my te. tn crunchei through and thro'
his head uni they met, and the big eel dropped
quietly down, having part Of his cut-wa'er bit
off somewhere abont bis eyes, in my mouth
| silt it OFT quicker, and about all my inside
lixins' with il.
Wasn't sick For about twenty minutes
l tried to turn myself wrong side out like
stocking, and then pillow-cascd the old eel,
as if had swallowed land-crab, and been
ridden for months by double and twisted
attack OF Maumeo fever.
Next morning. before turned ont. heard
the little wider singing out in the back entry
where | had slune my bag of cells.
20. Cb rlcy! Charleyl come here quick
Well. did; and as I'm live sinner, there
IN the Hoo, among ihe GELS, and the biggest OF
tbcm all, was til nier,ng great back ,cater
snate. uiti his nose Bit cF jus, ajopc fhe eyes!
Tho,c TWO pigs in TIE back yard had an eel
bruabfast lhat worring and Clew'ine sworc an
oath never to wade abou, in the uight after 9TH
er peoples co.'s again Carpet Bag
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NEW YORK LIFE lN~CH tNCE
OFFICE No loo FRO tDWAY, ~ Y.
as-c -rO


Accumulated coPi,pI pri"rp"ny inrestd !" Tew Iork
1Bd USi,,d SfGf.s Sto'h
THIS rnmnnnv IN he all Insurance appcrtainin !
I 60 Life on the m ,s. rconnmi'nl aul crrr plfn.
Thr PreniuTs clarr edni Tho usual rntrs, bnf
rnrv br paid nunua'Iv. srInannnaV or quniterli or
when tile poc, il Cor life snd tie nr'ininm moni Is
Go So. 40pcr cent of may be paid by note ami CD
4. per e, NJ ony in cash.
At the end of zach year st1iem NJ - mad" of III
companie affairs. and dividend of the profits made
Go nll life policy holders.
This dividend is sIldn in the shape of ~ ck-trans-
ferabe certificates nr which sucd-hcnrng sgch
interest rs the Trustees shall Geclare. BY this mo e
the ian continual nd incr ased reduction in the pre-
,num from year tn year.
The Company hive now bocn in srccrssful o9crn-
. fion seven rears-hovr nsn q over z 810 po'cirs-
= nh paying heavy amounts The widow orphan aud
creditor they have meuing large fund Is 56, ,75Ul
y 20 meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been mnde--tirce nj
4o and four of so per cent and pnr cent. snmf
paid in cnsh--hns showing the truths and snf ~ n
its priiciper and hcnefis to derived n er fion
TtiT = NORRIS FRANKLIN Presid mt.
pLiSY FRrrwAS. Aciuary
forthcr Information and prospectus can lie had u'
. The Office &c MtiEPHY & BAXTER, Agents.
pocts y; VI nAl' Medical Examiners.
81 w JbFLEvar
Ion 81 e iau l. 1853. 1929
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4
THE RIGHT OF WAY.-The following Incl
dent was related ut the celebration on the oc-
casion of the completion OF the Railroad to La
Sale. tff ar
sucker from tho region of Egypt" Who
had straycd up and squaied ON the line where
the road was TO run, was applied to for the
right of way Though his farm. -.,-al
He objected streuuousy and persuasion ap-
pearcd TO be useless. They would spoil bis
farm. and ss he had hearn, his cattle would all
be killed when tho locomotive camo along.
When told that the company would pay him
for all such damages, he met the agent with
the reply; =.
'Why yes--pcrhaps they might-if fellcf
could catch 'em-but when they como along
with ono of their "cow catchers' and tux off
his stock in tho night-the darn thing 'couid
BE- in Chicago before he could get up and
dress himself
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New YonK STATES PnrsoSs.-Tho annual

New York STATES PRsoNs.-Thc annual
report of the State Prison Inspector shows that
the whole number of convicts in the New York
State Prisons on the 1st of December, 1852,
was ], l,s43: l29 moro than a year ago. Oftheso
92i. wero at Sing Sing. 753 at Auburn, and
1877 at Clinton. OF those discharged, l4S were
bv pardon, and seven transferred to the Luna
tic Asylum. Sing Sing has not paid expenses
by SI7,255 30. At Auburn. the expenses ex-
cced the earnings only Si5S. The Clinton
Prison is not expected to pay yet. The min
ing operations are enlarged, and moro ore will
be raj cd this year than heretofore. The blast
furnace has been erected. and forges for max
ing finished iron viii be put up, so that en-
ployment can be furnished to 800 ccnvicts.--
The statistics in regard to Temperance and ed
ucation of the convicts, are much as usual.
the grca, majority were intemparatc. and but
small number enjoyed the benefits Of schools.
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~ Tlc Now Stcnmbon, Law went into on

0J~ The New Steamboat Law went into op-
Grafton on the lst inst. and the var Gus sicam-
b ,ci prop-i, tor. in rheir Spring arrangements.
are inustr ou''y nio ming themselves Ia it
The administrators of the law are said to he
IL finchr gv cxqcf in enforcing its provisions,
,iij The b att undergo a thorough inspecioi'.
Eugim ers and p lots are strictly examined as
l., their qualifications. Tho boats are duly
rrovidel with fire cxringushing apparatus,
force pumps. life rcscrrcrs buckets. axes, &c,
exc n M delay is occa.i,ncd by the 'nsaii'cien-
cy ofthc supply. So says tho journal OF Com
mcrce.
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z5- KIT CARSON f,mous as hunter in the
Rocky Noun'rics has been appointed Indian
Agen, for New Mexico. This is on 'xccl'ent
selectior. Carson l. feared and respcc'cd by
the Tadians 10 as gsost degree as any man
wh, has ever traverscd the wild regions which
arc now to be tho sphere of his duties
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NIO TG GE sAI.E.-nel,nIl hayins Aesn

- III tue pay pl c'F'tlU Hh'hfS,
secured In tho yment of certain ldrntnrr of Mnct-
gage rxrcu,edhy Patrick McAd,"' to Rufus Beall On
In ninth day of Ianna IN te vcur -ighte n hund
red nni nifty ani r-s,rd d ~ thu Gl'-nfthe Reg
ster of DEEDS for the Connty q" Ills ale an the ninth
"is o' January IN the YER 1892 in tlbcr II Mofisi
ges ON page 3bi on which thorr ~ anf al ~ he du .
nt ih- date th-e.' hunlre and Thirty d,irs ani
thirty cents AMI n, proceedings at law in a MY
han"g been instituted for the very of a am pnt
"rRnA part thsrsof Now th-rrf,r, notice - hereby
given that hN virtue if pnwcI ~ 81 IN srl Ia leu
ture oi Al,rtga continued aud according The stat
~ surh mud anl pr ,vrIei The f,sovvnr de-
scrihel premises wit. .'t that piece pr-p pn.rl of
lanl ng ia the Village of Hills lae aud ST of Mic-
igin described as follows. .iz being part Of lm
h1ndred aud ninety ar Railroad street comm
ing the northern lire of sid Railroad its
with the ,s,erly line Of Uninn fro'n
thence eastery along the nnrhery line of said Ra'irod
street forty eight feet alley (said alley is twenty
fur feet wide) thence n'rIhrrly right angles one
hundred and forty eight feet aud inches "a Ware
House alley thence westerly right angels almg
sai alley 60 ~ eight feet ani six inches said Rail
had oihe deed Of Jp lNIrCoilum md wife To- the said
P.rri ,icAdnm -xecuie,l on the a7ih day Of jan
ID 1874 or n pasicnar drs'rpti m br,"g he
premises desrrihe.l m sid Mortgage. viii he "xpp-d
for sale at public auction 10 III highest hill er ~ the
Colrt iuso in me vIilape at tillsiilc in the foiuy
of Hills.ialr aud ) of Mic isan Wsiueiny the
twenty seventh daV nf Ap in the >ra- ~ 3 at ten of
the clock in the for, &c that ,,y Jnua-y 27h
1873. RUfUS III. SiL Mor.gngee
T. n. @ WtLsrS. An, f'r No-s,grr
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CAnao OF, sLAvEs DnpwxEn.--Tha IIavara

CAneo or'SLvEs DHpwSEp.--Tho TTavnra
correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce.,
writes 70 that 'rarcr ihst on tho 25th of Feb
rsary, five hunlrei ncgr'es were ATTEMPTED to
BE- lsndcd at "Cdyo Verde between Curdcnas
and Saaun. In going in. The Shaver strnek .
rock and they only saved ono hundred and
n ne'y Africans. The balance were seized by
other parties an they retain them for saving
them. A part had hccn brought ~ Havana.
and are bcing offered for sale by the snts OF
Pancho Marty. ~
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WITHOUT MATE,-The census OF Lcxing-
ton, Ky, dscloses the fact that ifero is one
female there in q most deplorable condition;
males 2.754: females 2,755 Showing that
there is poor feminine creature there without
n mate, and without the means to obtain
mate. unless some follow entors town coon, or
sho omicraics to some otbor point.
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A HuGE APPLE TREE.-Therc is an apple
tree. standing on the farm owned by Cyrus Ia
Der E,q., (known MS tho Col. Coles fafm,) n
cross the river from this city which is IL feet in
circumference, 6 inches from the ground, With
out Tho inuosiics OF the surface.
This tee stands upon the ficl,l of''lInmar $
Defeat" and the fierce and deadly conflict
must have ragged around il. 1t was then no
doubt tree Of considerable large size.
There is tradition prevalent. hcrcaboui
that the late Chief Ricarlvilr. was born un-
der this tree; but f,r is truth VIC cpnn"t youch.
We know not tie date of lis birth; but i was
not less than eighty or eighty five years ago.
II would be curious and intercsiingt to know
wien and by whrm this tr,o was paniod; but
that knowledge has passed from the reach OF
man. 1t has sto ID there through ma ~ trans
formations of Surrounding objects, and has wit.
messed many ysrangc and curious French and
Indian customs and ceremonies. si'oy ~
Thcltrce though showing evident marks oi
ace, is still fresh and vigorous; and will con-
tinuc many years to yield annually It's abun-
dant harvest Of fruit.-[For Wayne Times
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vIRorNrA.--A clergyman writing from tho
low lands of Virginia to- the editor of the Rich
mond Advocate. says: "Tho county of War
wick is a very small county, containing only 500
WHITES, - frrc clrrcd, aud 905 slaves. tn,al
l.54G. This shows q nett incressc 1T ohly 90
pe'sons." Speaking of Yirk county the same
writer savs:-''withiu ten years this county
has dec, cased from L. 740 { 4 462.
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C.B DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,olicitor in Chnncpry aud Notary Public.

uTfI o6cs fhird door Norh n ne Wfstr" Ho"f. y
win faithfully attend 10 collections md tc the
sness entrusted 10 my IN III The tonrfSin the
County. shall he happy at all timrs 20 draucht
Deeds. Mostgrrcs. ontrncis. &c. IN correct and
snprrmr stvIe-1nd take Alilasits md tho nchnDwl-
edqmcnt If Deeds and Mgrtenges. I have nude ar
fascrments ~ procure hack paw. pension md Bounty
land y ith the utmost dlspatch. Land nnd other A.
%, fcuc,cs r,frnd~d ~. Vi''sd,lo hrrc' " I1N'
<tLOvEH sEED-nn extra Clover seed me nrea
Vim town just reed and f,f sale at KINGS.
6topFIsH MscKEREL-by
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zs~Thc st Louis 'appcrs arc as much n
head of confer, in This quarter as they are
farther west. In the Herald of that city we
find printed what purpor's 10 he 'communi-
cation from Satan. in which the Prince of
Darkrcss expresses the most amicabc feelings
towards the race of man.
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A DM NISril NTOfsS S,I,l:-

A DM NiSrR NrORS siAiE-N"lre is here
~ hy givei ihpi by vir u.-,f u cens graz el bv VI
Warner. Judge uF Probais lar ih. f'oInly Branch
IN the Siue of Michigan shall ,'er sale -
lie auctiop aeplu. on toe premises hereinafter de-
scribed. Fridiv the ah lay "f Apr urxt. a.
clock Ia the ai-runon; the blo in1 described real
late. 10 wit: The nth west quarer of the norh ~cs
frictinnal quarter m section thirty !" soh
of rng. nii west. in ia f,vu hip uf Reading county
or Hills l,'ni State nf Michigan excev seven md
half III The norih side thereof hrreinf sold
Julsnn hlrider. f the p'Nmem of the 'rbis "f Nathan
Alunsey decreased. anl The md expenses sf Ad
fLiuistraiion. l'ared. Feb % 1852.
ERAS rUS vi. WI EY. AAmin,sirn,or
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IIuSe IIMsELr.--A Young man named Alon-
20 Gartn. of Bath. Stuben Co., N. Y. hung
himself with his pocket handkerchief on the
18th inst. Ho was dressed in female attire
when found. and near by lay novel. in which
no had been reading IN account Of . suicide
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= ifiA E.i). CoSE, NJ. ~.
pfrysyCIAN & SURGEON.

R@rehtva prnrtitinnrr ~ the state of New York =
1Csnnsfe of ;rncva Nrlicai "rre; fnrin"i' 81 Us.
Amy Vera Cruz Nex;c. Prnrrres Ms profession in
rH H- Or inches. r,WruClsR at~n'i"n rvep 10 surg.
~ cal diseases aud all '.pers,,nns w Surgery
'tt Office over J. A. Iratts store. Rc~lerc, Mt tho
.place f,rmcrIy ocrupcd by Dr. Griswold corner of
North md Wssts sis
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G}sChar'es Lever, tho Irish author, is at
presen, in Florence. II is said there is scsrce-
" a capital in Europc whore he has not been.
aud where he docs not owe bill! lie is lit
tic over fifty years of ago and tho shrowdcst
Jeremy DnIdlrr' oI the age.
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PORTAG OHIO.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charie' ed ip I932-Over 1000 policicS Issued.
The length oftime This company has been in opera
sor md the favorable terms rpon which lns res.
reeomnend il safr and ,hrap Institution 10 Insfr ~.
The undersigned has been alpoi"ed Ncem for liils
d,,rCo Mich n32Om3 DANI l. PRATT.
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SAvAeE.--Tbeodore Park r said in a rcccnt
sermon on The '.Powcr OF the Humfn Will:"
"ro this day. the dead hand of John Calvin
holds New England Orthodoxy by the throat
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n~NThcy have queer way of disposing OF
old bnoks al Florence. A traveller says he has
srcn them sold by weight at The book stalls, as
il they were 50 mnch meat for the body. instead
of food f,r tho mind. Toe price was ono cent
per pound. tHf
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nj>In the year 1850, the United States Gen.
sus showed tho State of Now York to possess
a population of 2,3l1 900. She now contains
2.67i, ,49l. An increase in two years of $780,
1914. a
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II. N. SANDS the chs!icr of tho Mobile Post
Office, has be- II committed f,r trial on The
charge of ombezsclng from fifteen to twonty
thousand dollars from the Post Office.
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~ A letter passed through The Post-ofkce
Yesterday tr .sANN QUINN that's in the Ready
Maid establishment new yorxs."--fsvsss
City e, 'ssPe ei isi
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N. Y. UNION murUAi. INSURANCE co.

JoHESTOWN. ". Y.
Capi,alS20o 00o-Surplus Cash Fuad935 900
lH1 DIRECTORS,
Chester Phelps Ju;ius ~ Rcc>Jo'n C.. Hannonh.
David :. McNaInnra Stephen ~. Johnson. John CLARK
w s. Ingrahom. r. Brurket'. u. =. CLARK. Vim.
Hotchkiss, Philip Van Week. w. ". Clark ] +. Pot.
ter.
OFFICERS.
Chester Phelps rest. W. lnrraha:n. y Pres't
II p. CLARK seetsry Johu. Clark. TrsasErr.
Stephen r.. John.an Atty Naitanc Smith. 6fp Agesf.
The following well tnawn firms of New York CI,y
among the Insured ia THE roraPnEy
A. r.. Stewart. * Co, tiarpcr x Frnthcrs
Rowcn s. NcNamcc, Ni'm"rdingS \ Nornt.
J. II Jefray & Sons Alfrntl Ndwarls * Co..
Nyse * sons Merrill. lili-s s. Co.
Wycth & Rogers Hall x rrothcrs.
=. ochrnne 81 Co, Th"nas Me inrc \ 10.
James i,,ck & Co J. W. Shult,u & linrd
L. & A stewart vii nm II. Cary * Co
Tiruv. Yorng & filis. F.C"it"nct X Co
Walsv orth & sheldon R"n'rl Co
The undersigned is prepared t. take rsks ~ either
of the above responsible Cnnnani"s. NJ ns 1w ratr>
as can be obtained III any good suhsan'Itl C"nnnny
ID CONE. Agent.
IIillsdnlc Aug. To- ls5s.
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erTho State Of Iowa has as ys, no Rail-
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS n. Y.
Capital s30o. cash fund &5G.0OO
ilnn. Chpl lOlI.lSfiR. f',st.
WM. L. AVERY. Sccty.
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The Subscriber is still manufacturing AZ his
old st aud on Person street. BOOTS AND SHOES
of the best quality. lie has or bond some of the
best cllt-stins rnd leather which the Northern
mnrketS can atinI q. and in his employment two
ct the best N'lktnen IN the State. iie does not
think that his work can I've eXrelied hv any made
in the State in l,oint of durability elegance OF
stv!e Truly thnukfll for past f,v"rs, he re-
spectfu|iy requests continuance ot the same
70 those " ho NAV feel disposed to favor hum
with their custom. he hfgs leave to say that n"
pains will he spared to give them complete sat
isflction.
He has on hand q good assortment CT Northe rn
made work consisting of Ladies' and Gentlenen'S
Boots and Shoes, Chiidren's Boots and Shoes of
all kinds Negro Shoes at the best quality All
Of which will oe sold cheap for ,sh. Should
they fail in pcint Of workmanship they Will be
repaired without charge.
70 the citizens of Fayetteville, and all others
that xi~l, to be accommodated to something fine
end sub>t ntiai, ust call at my store. a fe" eo"rs
Els: from the Market House, and you will find
something neat and durable in the way of Boots,
Shoes and Hats
Alsn good lot of calf kins and sole leather
-sotne aS good as ever was red in this mar
ket. Ny desire is to please all that may favor
me with their custom. ! invite ali to come and
see, as wil take pleasure in showing my work,
whether they buy not.
Thankful for past iavors, desire contlnu-
alton OF the public patronage.
NATHAN SKIES.
ADrit O 1888 37-it
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state of North Carolina--Hladen County.
Court Of Pleas and Qnnrte, Sesstons-fedraary
Term.
Angus Campbell and others. us James K. Camp
bell and others.
Ameaded Petition for re-probate of Will.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that james Campbell, William Shaw and wife
Patience, Mary J. Campbell. John Campbell,
Hugh Campbell. Eliza A. Campbell, Enos Har-
rail- and wife Margaret, Daniel Campbell, Will
liam Campbell. Helen Campbell, aud the chill
,ren of Eliza Jane Swindall, and the children of
Mary Shaw, wife of Archibald Shaw, are non
residents of the State. 1t is hereby ordered,
that publication be made for six weeks success
sively, notifying the said absent defendants to be
and appear at the next Term of the Court cf
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
County of Biaden. at the Court House in Eliza
bethtown. on the first Monday in May next, to
answer, demur or plead to this petition. or the
same will be taken pro confesso aud heard er-
pdrte.
Witness James I. McRee. Clerk of our said
Court at office the first Monday in February, A.
D., 1853. and in the 77th year of American In
dependence.
j. 1. McREE, Clerk.
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AT THE RED SIGN.
McDONALD & MeMASFER

Have inst received 2 foil ard complete stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVI IONS. Sc, to which they
invite the atteniienof the citizens aud snrround-
ing country. They will sell low fdS e ASH, sons
time to punctual customers. They purchsyed
their goods for cash, and this wi enable them 90
sell low. They aye facilities that many house
have not they hay agents established inzB.l9s
1spre And New FORK. = no always advice fl<mH3
= acEArge in articles in their line and Nls6
hsse vnly ~ barga ms sre to II hsds lssE
keep s1fxs oass band splendid ,Ssortmenkz
4&eixUs Sll 49, (estic liquors.: leaf. cfuahed 1153
~ s1sa1s; Rb Jaxa aissl 10
1sd JACK seas, esv vJfle5ns as!i Ssssyy4
aolassees s sack salt; bacon, fard. pork,
mess beef, smoked beef, dryed ven ison; No 2
and nackerel; butter, cheese, flour, ne cal, corn,
oats, tobacco. candles, copperas, saleratus. ind-
go. mad der, spice, pepper, gingerAeutmeg, Gina
mon. epson salts, hardware. cutlery, creckery,s
and glassware; and variety of other goods
They take this method of thanking the cotnmu-
nlty and their country friends for the very libe-
raj patronage bestowed on them and intend. by
selling goods lotc. to increase heir former trade
always keeping in view that nimble sixpence
is worth slow shilling.
Yellow Building. between the Market House
and the Bank of the State, Gillespie Street,
Fayetteville, N. c.
March goth. 1853. 35-tf.