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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.

frincipais: Miss c. l. GR1MsHAw AND A. H. GRIM
SHAW, 4. NJ, MD "
VNIiIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
operation more than eleven years. The course of In
srneti1n is thorough The study of French forms part of
.ne aasy routine OF study The house new comnodious
mence on the LIST of FEBRUARY and LIST of September.
TERMS: For Boarding and Instruction. including French
pupils under thirteen Years of age, $1,000 second class
months. %' p ' " e
:, kEFERETcEs: Bright Rev. A. Lee, d. D. Rev. H. " D.
r " Daniel Jr. Esq j. R. Anderson Esq, Tredegar Iron
Wor5s; =; Workman Co., Richmond Va; Rev. Mr.. Glib
ham, W. H. Tucker Esq, Hon. G. Badger, Raleigh n. G.
FEBRUARY lst, 1855. 9sSciv
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PROSPECTUS OF
sTHE WESTERN SENTINEL

A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
COLLECTED BY MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
to publish, in the town of Winston, North Carolna a
Weekly Newspaper under the ab"ve title.
The increasing public interests of our section, and OF
Western Carolina generally the enlarged appreciation of
the reading public and the demand for local journal at
tabshment Winston Of journal Of the character pro-
posed. - -
erature Republican Principles General Intelligence, and
all the interests of the people 1t will be the aim OF the
publisher render repository of pleasing and prhta
Bile reading faithful record Of events and an agreeable
companion to the Home Circle.
In matters of public policy, both National and State it
and Jealous advocacy Of ,he Democratic cause
ing the height of its abb y the principles of the Bat
more Democratic platform of s5 agreed upon by the
Party and sanctioned by large majority OF the American
People
Against the recently organized Know Nothing" or
'Na.ive American movement, the entnt will take de-
cded and unequvoca ground regarding the creation of
religious test qualification for public office at variance
every principle Of Republicans and worthy only the i
norance and intolerance of darker age. Acting from
Constitution, dc from political principe,l sufficient
requisites in candidates for office under Republican form
Of s ms a a he
native and adopted citizen to deprive either OF the rights
they stand In Short position and sentiment upon tbs
subject will be: PRINcIpLEs-not brihpace MEASURES
The paper will be dcvoedy attached the Union of the
States VIII lie maintaining jealous guardianship o their In
dvidua rights advocating the only guarantee of the
perpeuity of the Union, strict and faithful adherence,
under all circumstances to the Federal Constitution.
With the increased al fac tiles afforded blythe compile.
ton of the North Carolina Railroad and The advantages of
daily al the Hnet will contain the latest and most
reabe intelligence
Especial care and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance of nteli
gent correspondents it hoped that the original portion Of
the publication may form pleasing and attractive feature
While the tone Of the " Sentinel" upon all subjects will
be fearless and ndependen IT'S columns will be entirely
free from the low slang and blingsgae rhetoric
spicuous of the political Journals of the day
The Sentinel" will be printed weekly from type
large sheet at the price of Two Dollars per year, in
advance dollars and half after months, three
dollars the close of the subscription year. To
procuring subscribers and paying the cash in ad
vance, the paper will be furnished one year. gratis.
F. T. BONER.
December l6, 1855. -
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VALUABLE NUTBUsH ESTATE FOR SALE.
MY MOTHER. MRS. THOMAS TURNER.

III having determined to remove South the undsrsgn-
ed offers for sale her valuable plantation Oakland situ-
ated Big Nutbush Creek in the County of Granville
containing about Zoo acres of land Of which about sO
od-fed pine and the in arabic land The char
of thus plantation generally known that very
extended description is deemed unnecessary situated
within one mile of Wamsboro five miles from TOwnes-
vile Depot the Roanoke Valley Railroad and miles
from Henderson Depot, the R. G. Railroad in neigh
borhood surpassed by for its wealth, intelligence,
and high moral character The improvements are commo.
dous embracing all necessary out-budings for crops OF
Wheat Tubaccu &c. Persons wishing to purchase will
please make application and will take pleasure in
showing the place and giving information desired IN
regard to it. Address al WILLIAMSBURG Granville Co.,
NC. JAMES TURNER.
October s. 1850 92-tf.
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THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.
Second Supply Now at Hand.

THE LIFE OF s. s. PRENTISS. Edited by his Brother,
9 vols 12mo. IL 50.
Next to Patrick Henry, s. s. Prentss the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this country
Dazzling wit, keen sarcasm, apt illustrations. and
brilliant figures of speech poured prouson from his
lips-bornc torrent Of feeling which irressbly
ried away whatever audience he addressed. His habits
We're convvia he was prince Of godfelowship full Of
fun and anecdOte, and exceeded him in the
grace with which he told story" Bufato Com.
s. s. lrentiss is of the most brilliant which
adorn our annals. Il 4. The work is valuable
tributi0n to American literature, its contents
strongly interest admrer of true genius end genuine
eluquence Iroy Times.
His public career brilliant one. As lawyer he
second to of his profession in the Southwest or
if success be the test Of merit, in the land"
Christian MrfVr.
For sale by
W. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1866. 1O4-
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q (NREENSBOROUGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
" AT the end of Three Years. such has been the care and
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. that have no hes
itatOn in saying the public that there no safer Com
pany in the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less.
At the last annual Meeting the following officers were re-
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. &. COFFIN, Vice President.
&, p. MENDENHALL, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y Treasurer
W. II. CUMMING, Gen. Agent
DIRECTORS.-Jam Sloan, DR.. J. A. Mebane, C. p
Mendenhall, VIM. S. Rem Rev: C. F. Deems, James NJ
Garret, Jed H Lindsay, Mcconnell, E w: Ogburn, J.
L. Cole d. p. Weir, Greenso ugh; L F. Lilly, Wades-
borough, DIR. s. G. Coffin. Jan. "w" Joshua Tavloe
Washington; VIM A; Wright, VII, lgton John l. sha-
YER Salisbury; John II. Cooke Fayetteville; H. G. Spru,
Plymouth; Robert E. Troy Lumberton Dr. r. H. Scales,
LenOX Castle.
All communications should be directed the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y
August G, 1851 75-tf
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!


WINNIE AND 1.-THE NEW PURCHASE OR
w early years the far West, by Robt Carlton Esq.
kosterhein, by DeQulncev.
Song of Iiawa,ha by Longfellow
Hoary Head and McDonnevi by Abbott.
SiIabo by Hamilton l. Falcnner.
Memnirs of Catherine. of Russia and Her Successors
Teverino by Ge rye Sand.
Glenwood Or, The Parish Boy.
Representative Women From Eve the Wife of the first,
to Mary the Mother of ihe second Adam. by Baldwin.
Memoirs of Henry the Eighth Of England, and his six
Wives, by Herbert.
The Planters Victim; Or Incidents of American Slave
ry, with illustrations.
The Ma,c-tir; Or Life Scenes They Are with illus
trations.
Walkers Manly Exercises: Containing Rowing Sailing
Gravs Elegv, illustrated.
Lives of the Queens of England of the house of Hano
yer, BY DR.. u. Doran.
Memoirs of Dr. Sampson, late President of The Union
Theological Seminary.
Wheeier's History of North Carolina, illustrated.
For sale by
Ii. ID. TURNER,
n. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec. l, ls55 s.
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
OFFER FOR SALE l73O ACRES OF LAND

ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
II OFFER FOR SALE l7SO ACRES OF LAND
II and adjoining the Ouachita river consisting of
upland and bottomthe former fair, the latter first rate,
producing under good cultivation, from sixty to eighty
bushels of per acre. and from twelve hundred
thousand pounds of cotton-upwards of four hundred
cleared with ginhouse orchard and houses for sixty
negroes. 1t is healthy well watered and convenient
navigation 1t is adapted stock being adjacent forty
thousand of wild land affording
lasting range for horses cattle and hogs. In S4 bought
tins the desirable of the Ouachta;
is there o,her the side of the river which
would ve yet, ON inferior land to my upan there are
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales the hand be given, if necessary My
price cash. time, with Ten per cent interest
Corn and provender and stuck be purchased with the
place. -
HALVES H. COLEMAN
Cachemasso r. O.
Nov 12, 1855. At,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE.

PROSPECTUS OF THE.
North Carolina Christian Advocate.
vUyHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL INFERENCE
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South having de-
termned to issue weekly paper bearing the above name
1t is intended to publish fdsIy "eaoepape whlch,
while it shall be religious tone and sentiment and MAN.
tain the doctrines and sages OF the Methodist
furnish intelligence for every class Of readers
In size and the periodical is to be equal
to any of our papers, while will surpass them as
nsufcency of the existing Advocates to the necessity
of position forces us to the PuDncaoh OF our OWE
paper and we confidently expect the hearty cooperaton
the members of our church IN all parts OF tne ae ana
instructive attract patronage from the public generally
The Advocate" will be published at 81 50 year. and
the first will be issued as early after
the next session of Conference 1t is believed that the
publication will commenced the 1st of January 1885,
It desirable that large subscription as possible be
obtained before the Conference and the ministers and all
others interested in the enterprise are respectfully urged
to and forward and address of subscribers
particular attention being paid to correctness IN writing
the names of persons post Offices and counties Those
agency Of our minister's may write direc Rev. VIM:
Pel Fayetteville, N. c. The payment will be expected
upon the issue of the first number.
The location of the publishing office will be determined
at the session of the Conference.
~ ''O WILLIAM E. PELL, I
WILLIAM CARTER,
RUFUS 7. HEFLIN, } Committee.
N. H. D. WILSON,
VIM. BARRINGER,
August 81, 1855 70
THOMAS WHITE p. R. DAVIS, w. II. HARDEi
WHITE, DAVIS & HARDEE,
General Commissien Merchants, and Dealers
in GuaaO, 80
PETERSBURG. VA
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FRANKLINTON INSTITUTE,


FRANKLIN CO., n. c.
TUNHE ENSUING TERN FOR 1856 WILL OPEN ON
IL the lst Monday in January.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. s. Richardson, Principals
Mr. and Mrs. +. Stone, Assistant Principals
Mr. r. J. Taylor and Miss NJ L. Towsley. Assistants
specvey of the male and female departments which
distinct, occupying different buildings opposite parts of
the town.
Mr. Stone is graduate of Burlington University and
has been Principal of the Royaon Institute for several
years past.
The former friends ofMiss NJ Stone will recognize her
in Mrs. Stone.
Miss J. is graduate of Troy Female Seminary.
Expenses heretofore and one-af payable advance.
Catalogues sent on application to the Principal.
December 4, 1855. !--tl5J.
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Biacksmithins, HOrse-ShOeing, &c.
EDWARD YARBROUGH, Jr., HAVING
~ erected new blacksmith Shop the corner of Har-
get and Wilmington Sts prepared to have all work in
known Jim 4ans with competent assistants. being "er.
manenty engaged, he is enabled have the animals en-
trusted to his care shod in workmanlike manner
Raleigh, May 20, 1854. 5a-tf
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SUNDRIES.
VX7E HAVE IN STORE, AND WILL SELL AT
w lowest market rlteS:-
5000 Sacks Jeffrey Dacey L. B. Salt
1000 do G.. A. do.
100 bblS. Refined Crushed Sugar
100 do Coffee do.
81 Inf. boxes Loaf do.
900 bags Rio Coffee.
500 boxes Pale Soap.
25O do Brewn do.
100 do Chemical Olive Soap.
$50 bbs. n e. Gross Herrings.
800 do Cut do
Brooms baskets wrapping papers, twine, sugar boxes
yeast powders, olive OIL sbucOale, candles, mould adaan
tine and SPERM together with all articles found whole
sale grocery.
A. NJ McPHEETERS & co.
Roanoke Sqnare,
Norfolk Va
20 Particular attention given sales of flour and n C.
produce generally. Orders for lime guanu, &c. filled at
lowest prices.
Dec. l5, 1855. s.
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u EArHER FOR SPRING TRADE WHOLE

~
IL SALE AND RETA1L-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in store large and most
excellent Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade, which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York. and for less price than they can be had
there expenses of travelling freight, &c. considered
All of purchases having been made from the lmpor,
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from our own
Tanney places in power to sell Goods as above stat
ed Those who wish buy lose by giving our stock
examination, and believe shall be able to please
both to price and quality. Below enumeate some OF
the leading articles viz
20 dozen Of CrawforJs Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London i'll lS5l.)
40 dozen French SKINS best quality,
40 20 American Calf Skins
90 g Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
so Band Leather
Lasts BootTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
give satisfaction and many other articles numerous
to MENTION No. y, Old street. opposite B. r Harrisons
Saddley. F. A. X. II. FORD.
n b. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store
Petersburg MAY D. lS53. IT,
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NJ. j. MOORE,

Nj. j. MOORE,
FORMERLY OF STOKES co. n. c.,
WITH ANSPACH, REED CO., PHILADELPHIA.
w Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods will attend promptly and strictly to
all orders intrusted to him.
Philadelphia, Dec. Is, 1855. S-3m.
DIANOS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-THE
II MODEL PIANO.-lN THIS AGE OF IMPROVE
NETT, when model farms, ships carriages and the like
vogue, E. F. NASH has given direction to the
ac,ure Of Model Piano. which all the essentials of the
costly instruments combined for the moderate
of three hundred and sixty dollars Its richness of
&C., all unite to render perfectly unique. 1t
sructed be used any portion of with equal
advantage to the eye and ear.
We have on hand about forty Panos nearly all diff
ferng in style, finish and price, which will sell
good Petersburg be had at the North, South
East or West and every Instrument warranted.
E. p. NASH,
Piano Forte Deater, Va.
Dec. Is, 1855. s.
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~ ENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.-JUST OPEN.
- ER Y dozen DeJoinyille Ties fancy and plain; 80
no; i2 dozensuperor Silk; l2 dozen Kid Gloves, &c.
+. /. HARDING.
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LVERY STABLE.

VVHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN
IL FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
generally that they have recently bought the Lcey abs
formerly owned by j. Nixon, Esq, the Market House.
where they will keep hand we'll broke and tractable
for the accommodation Of those who may wish to tnve
Horses ALSO boarded by the day MONTH Their prices
will be in accordance with the tines AL possible pains
will be taken give general satisfaction those who may
patronize their establishment.
l. T. CLAYTON
L BECKWITH
RAlsiea, Sept q, lS5k ss-f
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NEW BOOKS.
lHRISTIAN TIIEISM, BY r. A. THOMPSON
~ Memoir ut Seargent s. Pren;iss.
A Visit to the Camp before Sebastopol.
The IroquuiS, by Minnie Myrtle.
Thrice Marrrd.
Schatf's America.
American Rejected Addresses
Richard the Fearless
Juno Clifford
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh. Nov 20, 1858. l04-
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HILLsBOROUGH ACADEMY.

VuNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on Tuesday the 22d day of January, 1856
Terms:-Classical Department $2l; English, 81 Pay
ment any time during the session.
HAZELL NORWOOD, Principal.
Dec. II, 1876. llO4-wtw
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,

WITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE CIR.
w cuation of the RICHMOND ENQUIRER in the
Southern States the Pr0pretos have the
of q WEEKLY PAPER, which contains all the reading
matter of the Daily and Semi-Weeky editions.
1--WE need say nothing of the political character of the
RICHMOND ENQUIRER, which is what it was a hall
century ago. We state that it is the purpose the
Editors devote all their energies to the discussion
issues which Know Nothngism has brought before the
country.
Daily Paper, per annum, 81
Semi Weekly,
Weekly,
TO CLUBS.
For six copies Of the Daily, IS
For six copies of the Semi Weekly, 25
For six copies Of the Weekly, 10
For fifteen copies of the Weekly, 25
Address
RITCHIE, PRYOR 4 DUNNAvANT,
Richmond, Va
June 20, 1855. lOSO-w3w
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U1OR RENT.-THE DWELLING-HOUSE AND
II lot in the City of Raleigh formerly occupied by Mrs.
Mary Harrison The house contains six good and spa
cious ruoms and the lot fraction of ground.
This residence situated in retired and pleasant portion
of the City, and will doubt be found an agreeable one to
any who NAV wish rent Possession given the lst JAM
uary, 1856. Apply for terms to w. w. Holden.
Nov a, 1851. ST.
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"A JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA, A NEGRO
boy by the name of BILL belonging Lemue Tyce Esq
and bought by him from Slater Jones. The
obtain said boy by coming sending and paying charges
J.1QL4&dEY.s
Petersburg, July 6. 1855 assss2sss'sA.. q. Z.
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JOSEPH II. BLOSSOM,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.

Ne
WILL give his personal attention to business nrusted
his and shippers may rely having prompt returns
Liberal advances made consignments for sale in this
Market or for shipment to Northern Ports.
March ., 1855. 31-1v
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HEA ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
OeDV SALE, situated in Greene County, the
side of Bear creek four miles north of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad SURVEY. There 300 acres
cleared 20 of prime lands yet remain to be cleared
lying level and in good form The land is of fair quality
US any this section of counrywell adapted the cu
tvaon of cotton wheat; easy and pleasant to
cultivate entirely free from lands and in the midst
of good society," and healthy place The build
ngs all good and new-atwO story dwelling of
sze aud all necessary houses for the comfort of
family and convenience of farm The subscriber will sell
the place low rate, he is determined SELL For
particulars address the subscriber Mosey Hail. NC
LEMUEL E. HARDY.
September |, 1865 Sz-tf
Superior French Cass. Pants!
OUR ASSORTMENT IN FINE BLACK AND FANCY
NDCass Pants is much better than usual. We have
deavored select such styles of Fancy Cass think
will please those who desire something and gentee
f. L. HARDING.
NEW STOCK!
Turing FAIR WEEK OUR SALES WERE
- large, and in consequence stock greatly reduced
much that have had great difficulty in fitting oul
with such styles of garments wanted
iThe difficulty is obviated for received yesterday
from Mandatory, quite la invoice, comprising all
the and handsome recently opened in New Yorl
City We have just the sizes to make stock
plete.
November 9, 1855. 90
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HJJST RECEIVED.-A GOOD ARTICLE OF
- "'''A'''' '''' " j. j. LITCHFORD.
DC ober 90, 1865. go
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HATS AND CAPS.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
Ill quality Moleskin Hats,
Cloth Caps of every variety and price, ..s.,
Servants Wool Hats Black Brown and Drab just received
JAMES McKIMMON.
Raleigh, Oct Z 1853. a3-
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THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF N.
u & 8. CAROLlNA.-Ths subscribers having tn
ken the premium at the late State Fair upon turpentine
TOOLS chppers rouudshaves and hackers woud announce
to the public that they manufacturing these tools
tensvey Their workmen having been for many years
gagged the above business unsurpassed by any the
quality and proper construction of their TOOLS We will de-
liver these tools at points the n G. h. and w.
~ Railroads We warrant these tools to be equal in
quality and superior in adaptation for work North
ern and ask liberal share of public patron
trusting that liberal Souherners will give preferencet
home manufactures.
orders addressed us at Jerricho n c., will meet
prompt attention.
L. & w. b. WHITFIELD.
January 8, 1855. >. / IL
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GALES OF LAND, NEGROES. &c.-wILL BE
- sold ON "Wednesday, the 23d day of January next
miles from Jacksonville in Onslow County, the Plantation
containing about 1900 of land of which
are cleared and under fence and in fine order for planting
and the rest woodlands This well known plantation
is of the most valuable in Eastern n Carolina and
offers rare opportunity to wishing to purchase
lands 1t is situated New River, about 2aniles from
Berne, and Wilmington There three good landings
the Pantaton, at which vessels of small size may load
There on the Plantation excellent two story dwelling
house and all proper hnuses Oversees house, cabins
to accommodate 2o negroes two large barns steam saw
MILL fine order with thrasher, cotton gin, and Gris
mill attached. All the said buildings beng in excellent
repair At the and place will be sold B., vaua
BILE slaves, all the corn, about 200 bushels fiddler and
peas. &C.; IA mules, ~ horses, about 3 hogs, about o
sheep about 100 head Of cattle and the plantation stock and
farming utensils.
Terms OF sae-for the Plantation 5000 cash and the bal
lance one and three years credit with interest from
sale-for the other property all under 500 cash all
sums 500 and under $780, six months credit all
sums over $.oc six and twelve months credit For the
deferred payments notes with approved securities will be
required IN all cases, bearing interest from date.
Mr.. Robert Dudley, whu resides on the plantation will
give information i'll regard to it, and will show 1t to
scribers at Wilmington, n. G, any information will be
given T. H. DUDLEi,
Dec. a. 1855. ll-tf.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. - AsHE
- SCOUNTY.-Zachar,ah Osborne Hardin Cox and
Whereas Zach. Osborne has filed his bill of complaint
M sa Cox n a n ai s
that the sard Hardin Cox is nonresident of this State
this is therefore notify the said Hardin Cox wherever he
be- be and appear the of said Court
of Equity be held for the County of Ashe, the Court
house Jefferson, the Ind Monday after the 4th Mon
day in February next then and there plead
demur to said BILL otherwise the will be taken
conte*o as to him and decree made accordingly
Witness my hand this I'D Dec. A. D: lsna:
GEO. BOWER, C. Me-
Dec oad 1879 JOu;-w6v