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""Snhh6sOh -<ofy AoFV. II COnel6tS OF JO0 -
Lsnthal, Esq, Chief Of the Bureau of Con
struction, Equipment, and Repair; D. B Mar
tin, Esq, Naval Engineer in. Chief; Chief En-
gineers VIM. W. Wood, Henry Hunt, and VIM
E. Everett and Chas. W. Copeland, ESQ
Civil Steam Engineer. They are to e1ami1 e
the various plans and estimates proposed by
the bidders for the machinery of the six new
steamships, and to adopt such as they conceive
to be in all respects best for the public interest
Lighthouse Keepers Appointed-At Far
allows, California, James Powers, at $1,000
per annum.
At Point Conception, California, George
Parkinson, at $3.50 per annum.
At Point Pinos, California, Charles Layton,
at $3.50 per annum
Attorney General Cushing has been an in
valid since Saturday. He has been confined
to his residence since that time, though, we
learn, he is better to-day.
The Current Redemption Of United States
ks.-To-dsy, $55, 600 of Government stocks
was received at the Treasury Department for
redemption.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 9th Of Sept,
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered on
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SIsi sOa'.s.

-rri.,r IN, u
90 '''' '''"'' ''''S "fE"''>
~ 'hH eilt"r!i! corps Ana Tic ,i":Si'n.
wc may i" rrriUft.h 10 pure. the
c.liirrn corp; q! a lrw such characters n
flrrncn Grar!y, a. Tie :i.w i',.rk I.iii,a
hose ti"ml-il InAiimu,iv has lnrr S!nce
superseded aii the nuairr feelings .f hl
Inan nature. i!np'an'inr in Their stcd deal.
is hatred ot Their KIND. The rnyr'rv
and Good. and WHO Scc!n 10 cXisi like Pm.
r""!.'S plaques, expressly !or annrvancc
--"c say, II wH nay uc permitted 10
hivrsl He editorial lraiCrnltv Ol a few 81 II
characters rs here alluded TO, we haye Al
"ite class OF individuals who, next to
'hr Iurp red u,en Of am gn.iv, have done
more TO mnral'z', harlNoniZ' ami CHRIS
t'anizc ihc wnri! than any ole. ias, Vi
'n"n hemcat:: lie wide spread canopy Of
heaven. Ih's may sccm 10 the lnons,r-
want rs saying t"n much III behalf ol the
CLASS III question; out Ia, MS exam ne the
matter I'll" further, and see i tie facts
do not JUSTIFY the position assumed or
wr,,cr - nrr.nu,y,,. ,cr,,.,i,',nl ,,,,i, ~ Wv
'al: %, 1hn>r WHO make ~ III, lis, Of i.
tors III The United States. hence it IS an.
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it; suppose that every individual who
possesses the means, and, xho uses in
his family four or five hundred doIIsrs
worth Of goods per annllm, should, in.
stead ofb .ying of him at retail, 60 to
some city Wholesale establishment
and purchase his years supply
w"n!d he not in bitterness condemn
such an llibcral course, and would he
not s$gs, t" i,Im with truth that he was
wa rs asainst his own interest, by.
}iestroyinggthe5 business Of his town
aHd gltlng it to another and that his
litllcncss would react upon him in
double fold hy the decrease of his
property and business So, in the
case above instancrd, could tho me-
chanic say the same to the merchant
we say then let ali Glasses support
each other, aud by mutual exchanges,
keep that wealth at home, which if
necessarily expended abroad, tend to
destroy the business Of your ncghhnr.
and which in turn DESTROYS your own.
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,'oin us there was nothing inN his
tnds, but Tie incohercnt muttcrinus
IT de'lrcunl, to me there was more ::
S"mrth'n5 oi method AID reality. --Ycs !!
~ these fearful hours, fearful, because
hey were his last and To be dreaded as
II t"rcshadowcd the judgement to come:
when reason had :cr throne and
"sL its sway, as by some super.
;huunan power, the scenes of hisfTassrd
'arceT seemed t" ilo,.l in visions1 tc
lure the ,i-tcmpercd BRAIN i.iU
death bed parting with the oiiySpa.
rent hr had ever knnwn-a fond, and
towing mother, who died c'er he his
loss could know, and then fro:n his
burning eyclids, now tanned With an
Expression Of childish innocence, the
warm tear drops fail. Again the
>ch"ul rooms scenes and'as in boy
hoods playful moods, heard him
cali "p"n long forgotten names. next
the college days and then, teifidcspair
his vision covered and the lost and
lying ClaIa WAS seized in Il last en-.
brace. Fresh and vivid to my memo.
~ did he recall them all aud oh, how
torture racicd his frame. A,ian the
thread OF his life is resumed Y 4 | see
':In IN the c''in>cl$ OF tbs. II "a and
mark The lnoul triumph rx,,t ,scd
hu"h his lips; t.cn with counter
'ncr, that but for vacancy, nigh. have
,"'d " Happiness, Tic seemed again to
rralizc III the dream his bridal hour.
he gentle bride, the second Cla,a
hangs. like the cncircing ivy, on his
urn, he i'n"rcscs on her lip, The seal
If love anL turns to receive The con
.Iatnlati"ns of $ymra,hi>iug friends.
lien his "wn sweet infant prattIcS ON
n,s knee and calls nim cr;again
the curtain that wells Il. past is
iawn and the tender babe is smitlen
With disease, death hath .t'lcd its
hIuh lack t" heaven, arI lara, Iii,
sec ihl Cara, where is she ,,rnr, ave.
with her angel babe ;.n,i-:.,i yell
II a-"ny he sufferer hnr : hn b,rl,l,
NH'c" inll him :, Ms w,"iI M! hi:
~!"r!t las taken ...,u uIrI.l I.
Il. !" j. /
t. heart; c"u:'! MY .u
ti',' jti,m m't IN e.. rutnatt scene irvi..
every day lie.
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III think @ "
Yes, when The stars are shining N h
quiet SKY,
And the $'.v"ry ,.ounlnil ,h,,.
Iheh wit! pleasure ~ uazn ,,.,i n,
While every li,nu ~ j. iNci ~ The,
my love.
Ill hu rhcc,
Yes, W hen rcclinc al ,vc (, rest,
Whh heart all laden with care
A-an will the lhounht I'll; II my brcas
OF 'hrc Mass E.:ht* 80 lcvclv, 50 iair
III THINK . an,
Yes, though ic,u!nc with h., a. .coms!
Chase ~, @th iasi.!inr ar'
Sill will the ~, e oi ;hY jN4a>
found
lndrI,bty stamped OF my hear.
SAI*N.
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Written for the Sumter BanDr.
L ES ES Liz Il lR y
%II;
THE LAST DnLIRTU1?,

Poor InsI,, Harrow ,,u 80,
we So call yor, now, and v., v;,!, ~
bold ,nr,!, c,,,;.,., ..,l .i,,,;
form. Which nv rnr.nn,y ni ,our mol,
Youth and better .avS 81 r,.h,,l
to mir,I. th,, r;,;,h,r of ,,;.v .i,
like y wound, ~ vh!rh ,h,., ,nu. v,,,I
have ,larr.I in,;jc, ,u. ,,.,.. -.
wears Of hn,y cIur,,hi. g.,
s,r,.. have ,a>i Since ,ox ,,v ,nyr
cuusi. urL 10 tie ,,r,rn,,.s ,,,n ,,.,
no >tnn. to mani, lis =, c.,r,,I, h.,I.
talon. no cy.>aye one !, IL, :, :,
nf sorrow: vr, ~ ,ue;,r,y,s dr.'.,,, "
see ,hee nnw. even il III, schn,, -,
lnrrlu d:N ~ n,.cr,h,. ,y,,,n, ~,
some >,u I.li tin. 1,,n,.s Ill, w.
envy of thy mates onuir H.. ,o,;
ma.lcap of IA noisy c,rw ,h,. ..,i,;,
cml"Iinrr., Of Io, i.,h n,is..L Of WI
Leslie Harrow ..,,I m> self v.,. .,.,,',
mates together, >w.r, ni.,J,
sharers in every c,,lLi>h ;,,,. - "''
row, huuyh few could b. Lnu.
whom natures stamp had ,,.adr
marks. LrsIlr's was = s,,.nv
way ward temper. Quick LoyI :,
su'u,c in the defence OF frat!
worth; generous To- !. iau,, viii :, L,., 4
rs ready to mel ut tale Of snrr,v i
Wounn's in her sotte,t hours Il
seen'y sensitive to battle with nh
would. a mind too was his nm wh; II
genius had set IFS iud.I;I,la ;,,,.o "'E =: Il
what to others was gained by slow a, +
ploddng means, his; brighter in,rIIe F.
caught rs VITA a. instructive n,wo B
which though often allowed ,br,n, s
very$wantoness to sIu.nbcr, would cvE
and anon burst forth with ten A.
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he E'o2adc~ Oh d,rrui }arss

!yrIi" Br!hr, the astronomer.
changed c"."' ;Ai his irGs sho K IN
I,f H'h, a. ''!9 >'-hi o! a l"v ar Il
iiaf'. Dr Johnson would never ent I
IN with l.$ ic!t loo, foremost. II.
ny '"!s'aNe, it dII 90. III first. he woWlI
>'"i' oa'N: AMI lace lis light tncl
!"'en"S' J";'n| Cesar was ;:inus
CONFUSED u tie sem! "f thunder.
a"d =, way" '.Al'tr!l" @ctii." . cellar,
OF u''''r Hf"'''id. t. r>''ti itla dreadful
H"'Sr. - 'lHrcn is.l>.gNcti', t!!c simr!.
""'' " I"'iH "Ar i"!i VI horrors :
''' u i"''S A'AnI 'fy"h'r! ana
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Riots.


IN an article, under the above head
the "Prcsbytcrian" has the following
sensible remarks. We not only copy
but endorse them. We mus, have
e7"al riydS and cQnot pririlegcs, al
any rate, III country of civil and re.
Iigious liberty.
The Jcrnils in this country ar,
playing 4 singular, if not IL damgcrou,
-anr The! teach their ignorant vic
TINS to resist everything which may
appear to initiate against the RumiSh
Church, and when the violent sI,ir.
it they thus foster breaks forth in on,
rage. and calls forth Il corresponding
resistance, ,hey, with yancti..,unuuS
ettr"nlcry, complain lha they a,c per-
secuted. In Newark, Il Protestant
procession passing peacefully along
the streets. IS .irr'! Hpnn hy ls"man>ls,
WHO take refuge il Il chapel and in re
h"r" Inc chapel Is t, rrird. THIS is
'r "rntinu. Ia New 'rteanS-u '0nI,,
.'a "' - . 'rDirr Nih Il rrrw,l
- :" ,-'y irt.t'. a.u /. cross ,rlt...
'"."r, rsn ,an,Jy >."nri,i.I; +, md
ioI".', u"'s, ,.tt,n:- u, ,I:.-,-....,. ~
attempt l.; ,.>!n,i!~n a Snbnaih ,c:,uu,
j. M. wish iic r!.h and .,alI,
threats "i lu;lian-, zra'ous for the
church, aill if pl,ir>lan,> ; nilI re-.
>',i he outrage, i, would hr prrSrcu.
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!. first words of Il speccl. from which
l. had previously been intorme,
i I"h,eshlnI more than usual wis anlic
I patcI. The speaker himself sccmr.
Sab"rin9 under il terrible embarraSs
3ncnt, II dcathly pall"r "vcrsprcld hi
ace, the eye that should have burned
With steady fire. was wavering in vi
,'i,a5j1, aud the voice. "'liingIy prcroga
live "fman !" refused its office. IGxs
! ;)ectlngs PFC g z7esyerY instant to see him ST,
= -r,steru halfssss4 /,
he emnlI"ns struggling in his breast.
/ hose nonenls We're perhaps the mos,
r,In9 ! ever passed, Tor through a
Keeling of dreRssynpathy had iIcn
+ ilrl mlsc f wun the .ahjcrt Of rny
sllcntion anI suffered all his pangs.
1Wlh Il sudden start thu 5 ,cakcr>
f'Iutuic is changed. my attentive eye
|hal toII"wr, his. rs it >traycd to Il
PARTY OF Iadic, in The gallery, and saw
ne electric >I'aih. wherein
= Soft eyes looked love TO eyes, which spakc
AGAIN
\ Gar. ; wand could no, have wrought
II ,!'ratrr clam-c: inIrci>io,, vani>hr,
t'r! tn" orator stood forth III all his
strengths:
= Behold what fire is in hiscyc. what f.ryor Oh
his check
That ,iori"n| burst Of win,cl wurl, ,--how
bona they from hi tnnI.,:
hr inii EXT >S"r "i III, IA, ii ' thought, the
strong triumphant argument.
i,
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tron. The 'Fork' Of bishops TGY'or, Sout, FIaH,
LGiimcr, anil others

From! The 'Forh, of bishops TGy'or, South, Fi.H,
LGiimcr, anil others.
Gravity is the ballast Of the soul.
Learning hath gained most by those
books by which the printers have lost.
lie shall DO immortal who livcth
ill he be stoned 10y one without fault.
Is there no way to bring home a
wandering sheep but by worrying him
to death2
Co,tentment consisteth not in add
| ing more fuel, but in taking awaY some
tire. ;.
Moderation is the silken string
running through the pearl chain Of ali
virtues.
Hope is like the wing Of an angc!
soaring up to heaven, aud hears our
prayers To the throne Of Cod.
Memory is the treasurr.housc of the
mind, wherein the monuments thereof
are Kept and preserved.
Libraries are rs thcshr;nc,, VI here all
the relics Of the ancient saints, fall of
true virtue, and that without dclug on
or lmpost1rc, alc preserved ard
rcpoScl.
Pleasures in general is ,hc arpre
hclsl'n of y suitable o,jcrt, suitably
applied to,a slightly disposed faculty,
u ;" must he c"nvcr>Anl both about
tho lac'.tics Ct The body ard IT the
soul icSpcclirc!v.
rs l""g rs the waters ni persecution
arc upon the earth. so luur wr Ir,u
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II II III O Il o II 8

| =, -" S''S "iilco
there was a Professor at . nciglbor-
I,'g college, with whom punctualty
formed part ofhis religion. Among
other, things, he was particular that
every member Of his class should bo
present at the recitation Of every term
and ifany were absent he called upon
their classmates to state, if ther.
could: the cause thereof It oncn
happened that one ofhis lpfils had
died during the vacation, Of which tho
oid man was not aware; and no,cinc
t,'at his seat was vacant, when the
class had assembled, he inqrircd after
his Whereabouts. Being a little deaf
he misunderstood the person who nm.
swered, "llc is dead, sir,;' and pro.
cecncd with his customary remarks
! "N"ta sufficient excuse, sir; and
am ast"nlshcd that any student should
render such a one in mn recitation
| rOom."--Ib.
Yes, that's TIC very vas With youn
s"ts the dcspailiny wife '.whcn we
were first married, you used to saw
"t"t .%onr little iouts'y too,sy's IN TO
! mine nnI l,n,, ,l =! "
;..,. ...: '''c'' Warmly now,
| - '''n.j 11 .DH' "@e "M;y Me"s
''''' "'yS y y'"' :" -
Gentlemen and ladies' said the
cant na;n, "ete yo" nave magn'i-
,lor .'5 " O'''ic' IN me Lions
rI ,ro,n ,ha I;>,' ,"'' t''s'. i DE distinguish
,, :, Wv ,''', " 'he green cotton
" '' "''''' MS 'Fin'
In the New York Irdepcn,]ers wa
find the following from, r,,,,h
hal ,y;,h nr,. III ~. ~" M"'t y t'nnc
NJ. I wL,t t,su ,n., 30 :, ,;
{, W.. % ~ e.
,nrc o,. M ,ir ,"um'''s ,n nun me PIC
" ~ wv 'ihi y tuIoNn 10 the hons,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-21

snsAAG PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR lSac-
his patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern cities and that he is receiving his Fall and
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs Furn-
shng Goods and Ready Clothing which, being bought
principally for cash. he is enabled to offer at low rates.
He has store at the old stand opposite the Post
Office, s.s5 - aes atH
Supene black blue brown dahlia and other fancy Cloths
of various goods. -a.- s.-.E- r- LII -. .F.sf. .
Superne French English and American Cassmeres of all
prices, plain and fancy.
Superfne Smoni Doeskins for Pants and 0vercoats.
Superfne black Satins and Grenadines. q. r.
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestings. Ea fa
Fine assortment rich silk Cuttings for weddings and Eares
Plain and figured Plush Velvets very rich.
FURNISHING GooDsA complete assortment consisting in
part of I'll. ei .4s..,uy Il .'s ~ ..-
Superfne plain and fancy dress Shirts. g f.. --7
- S-py Collars, large variety. .s
4" Canton Flannel, bleached Drill.
Merno and silk Understands and Drawers.
Silk, cotton and merino plain and fancy Hosiery
Gloves, very superior kid, black white and fancy.
Cva black and fancy and arich assortment for weddings
and parties. ... ,.....,.... F.
Stocks black white and fancy with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns &c. E god. i.' "-.
In everything necessary for gentenans complete
outfit. sd. -,-..L
With sincere thanks his numerous patrons the lib
era heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and determination to please
to merit its continuance. roo "-- l
may rely upon receiving the and attention
though sold by himself. ....... .5-.-
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times
lie will remind those indebted six months time is allowed
punctual Those in longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash note and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1858. 81
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PUBLIC LANDS

The public lands belonging to the Gener,, =
are situated st Within the limits the uatSse
States of Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Mi hgan Waeed by H.
that part of Minnesota east of the Misssnn; and
conveyed with certain reservations to III
by New York in $751; by Virginia in 17s4 bv Na ned
In 1885, and by Connecticut in 1885; also fb
the boundaries States of 5ne lands w
of 81 deg north latitude, conveyed to the north
by Georgia in 1902. I'd. Within the Terrtor3nn United States
and Louisiana, as acquired from France by the o orleans
including the portion of the States of Aiabam lOS
sipp south of 81 deg; the whole of LousanSa and Ns
Mississippi River; the Indian Territory f6a west H.
Nebraska the Territory of Oregon and the c called
~ deg north latitude 3D. Within the and south
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1910 VI -. Florida
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico NV In New
Within the limits recognized by these treatiasou,
the public lands covered estimated area of ~
acres. Exclusive of the lands in Oregon CaI.
Mexico Utah, the Indian and Nebraska Terrtnnanl New
tire of the public domain is stated after ~ Inc
animation to have been 424 $50 acres About one
of this up to November S0th, $780, had been
092 received therefor The aggrepata and
every kind upon these lands to the same date
of purchase, of surveying, and of selling was 81 cost
leaving net profit to the government $50 Ss1 az
annual average of nearly million of dollars for 10 or
years. If there should be added to this at tba last 50
per acre. the value of the land granted for bonnie; Is
internal improvements, &c, it would amount to SCHOOLS
the above sum- The average cost per acre ~ "a double
ment of acquiring title &C. to the lands is IA Al goTen
survey, 207 cents; of selling and managing So Gus
all 81 80 cents while it receives S125 per acre. or net
The whole number of warrants for Mexican bo.
claims issued to November l. 1851 S07Sl of which, and
have been located and g. 200 have been patented %
number of warrants issued under the general ho
of September 49, 1850, up to November l. 1851 is
or these 3,70S have been located and returned @ Z
patented. "Hu 1861
The following table shows the sales of public land.
the proceeds thereof FROM the year 1853 to 1871 ana
Full details OF the present condition of the public lands ave
of the various grants donations thereof for and
education and of internal improvement are given % %
American Almanac for 1850, PIP. $50 ct seq. !" @e
Quantity Of Public Land solo, and the Anoun maid f.,
an each Tear, from 1888 to 1850 inclus.xrs W.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
CHARLES II. THondPSoN,

"OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM. THE CII II
w ZENS of Raleigh the county and the country adj
joining that he ttedup splendid style the house for
merry occupied the on the nd
Murray ONeals Dry Good Stores where he has opened
RE and beautiful asOgnsnts NEW and t6 6s
useful and which he invites the attention of the Ladies
He has also for the gentlemen good lot OF GOLD ana
SILVER WATCHES, which will be warranted to perform
we'll when delivered to the customer also few excellent
double barrel guns brought expressly for the hunters OF
the New Jewery Store any and every thing usually kept
in such establishments be found prices that cannot
fail to please the customer ic.,. -4
Repairing executed short notice and satisfaction guar
auteed ~''-f'' ~' %. -
p October Is, 1854 - .s4-tt
Eg- Register Post, Age, Metropolitan copy. :!
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE {
,---.i.s" sz... COMMONS. 8 : 80
The following is themanner in which the MEMBERS
THE house OF CeNAos .Q20,1 are apportioned among
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville, Guford,
Chatham and Wake eao
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax Ire
dell, New-Hanover Orange, Randolph, Ala
nance, Arson, Beaufort, BERTHE, Caswell, ~,
Cleaveland, Craven. Duplin, Forsythe, John eac
ston, Mecklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe 80.
son, Rockingham, Rowan Rutherford, Samp- ''
The Counties Of Bunsombe. Madison, surry, Yad-1
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR, Gates, Henderson,
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin Moore Nash, -
Is Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond. STAN
~ ly, Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander Bruins eac
IN wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret Columbus,
Currituck, Greene, JONES' Lenor, Mcdowell,
- Montgomery Perquimons, TyrTelb Washing :.
~ ton, Watauga Macon, Haywood, Jackson, Che
2 vanAnd Franklin, .tsffeH ,z.--s J go.
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US FUL STATI S TT G s..
r.,,,,,,- - crs6.,ApTY IN rSrs THE STANDARD

s-.si' IS 800 = .1nSc-S.1>.-sf5 Salary
FRANKLIN Pl ERCE, President, -. $50 0O0
JAMES GUTHRIE Kentucky, Secretary of Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi Secretary Of War; sOOo
JAMES C. DoBBIs of North Carolina Sec'y of Navy 5000
r. A. ofMchigan Secretary Of INTERIOR 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL Pennsy lyania, PosmasterGen 5000
CALEB CUSHING of Massachusetts Attorney 5000
-. UNITED STATES SENATE. -.
THE following list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1885, .-.i '
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italie-those marked
-. =, f S. aresFreeSoiers or Additionally $50
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NTOTICE.-THES SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FORSALE
IL HIS TRACT OF LAND, lying in Edgeeombe COUNTY,
the west side of Swift Creek and four miles from Bat
ties Depot, containing hundred and sxysix
with about four hundred in good state of cult
walton the low land that is not drainSd can be- as cn
nently that which has been and it contains plenty
good mud convenient for composing The said land has
Dwelling House, out houses gin house and screw and
house for Overseer with two first rate wells OF waller
The of land level any in the neghbor
hood and both houses high elevated seats and considered
healthy, and venture TO say is as healthy as any milne
county. - ,,
SAMUEL MARSHB0URN.
August 2s 1854 IO7S-lOtw&swpd.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-JOHNST

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-JOHNSTO
- COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Au-
gust Term, A. D. 1854 T. W. whitley, administration of
VIM. j. NJ House J. 7. House. F. House, g. A. House,
Louisa House. Mary House. Julia House. Sarah House. Lee
ta House. s. B. Dewitt and his wifeE ancy and J.H Dix
and wife Martha. Petition for sale of Real Estate
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Conr that E.
House, G. A. House, Louisa House, Mary House, Julia
House. Sarah House. Letitia House. and S. B. Dewitt and
wife Nancy defendants this case are non residents
this State is ordered that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for the period of six weeks notifying
the said F. House G. A House Louisa House. Mary House
Julia House, Sarah House, Lea House. and s. B. Dewitt
aud wife Nancy to appear the term of the Court
Of Pleas and Sessions to be held for the county of
Johnston at the Court House in mth6eld the fourth
Monday in November next and then there plead
swer the said petition the win be heard
pGre and decree be rendered pro cesso them.
Witness, John b. Keneday, Clerk of said Court
office, in Smithfeld, the 18th Monday in August 1854
October Is. 1885, IPrsdv IS SGT io4sI.w S,a.