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NOTiCE-..FGR SALE.

NOIlCE1...FUK S-AkE.
MY PLANTATION, ON WHICH LIVE, IN WAYNE
I'VE county, n e.. lies Brooks swamp eigl; miles
southwest from GutiSboo, and three niles from Dudcvs
Depot the Wilmington ard Weldon Railroad Contain
ing nine hundred and sXtyeigt will SCI! the
above named LAID gntd terms
The farm is good for i've hundred barrels Of Corn,
AID round pines enough for two three TASKS Of b,xes
ANY persun wishing 10 pure base such properly will do well
to call on the subscriber III home whcr" lie be a.
most any tia,e. EZGkiEi. HOLLOMtN.
WAYNE Co, ! pril 81 1857. 43-swtf.
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Nail Train arrives at 5 O'clock A. NJ. from the East
pnd departs 1Cm. after o'cInck. A. NJ.
Mail from the West arrives about the same time.
POST OFFICE
William White, Sr Post Master. .onn
Office hours on week days, from Sunrise to . I'M
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IA OT1CE.-TIIE SUBSCRIBER EE!Nt; Dt.slDa1,;
l@ oi moving Southwest mex: Fall otis FIR ,i. -
,'"c' o, '"d on winch ne lives Containing SIX h:ndr'
acres, 'y',g III Wake county, within three. ,;'. r ~
Forest C"i'cge, and about the same d>.arc. ,,,,
Wi" Depot About haf Of The ;ard in or.r:,at I
Wei adapted I" the culture # c,,c wheat and h o
nr;l"n Of The land is well adapted +, tn. r,i,,, r.
lhere : "n he Premises acnn,riabic tiw.re en- ,,
SIX "ins with bisemen, soy Th"le is ais, ,c,r
SAW mi! on The premises that has ba, in p,,,in ~ M
twei"e months, with good supply of pine Al, oak ,iI
Any peson ,'eir'uS If locating IN ibis l.>rI, ,,c:'
hood. world do well TO apply s9on as intend f. sci ,r
gain in INV land. NO P H1rrt,rr',,,'s-
Wake F,rrs April L. ls5., n.y. ~:
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SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superior Courts held the Circuits by the
following officers: Judge>-Samue Person, Of New Han
over Comfy; Matthias Manly, of Craven John Dick,
of Guford; David Caldwell, of Rowan; john l. Bailey
of Orange; john W Ellis, of Rowan; AID RomuuS NJ
Saunders Of Wake Soiic.ors-Eiia> G. Hines. rides the
First Cncut; Geo Stevenson, of Craven rides the Second
Circuit; VIM A. jenkins, rides the Third Circrit; Thos
Ruin IF Ora, gr the Fourth Circuit Robt Strange,
Of Cumberland rides The Filth Circuit William Lander OF
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin, OF Bur-
:ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts held
E,ln
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ErOiiM l:OOk.-TlE NnETii-CAROLINA FORM
e .,nk Containing all the most useful Forms WHICH!
bi> iransaci"n> between and man, well
ica! together with The c. INSTITUTION "f
N"r.ht a:.a and e The United States: The EXius the
fees If CLERKS Shcr It's &c Caci.,'c Tor the Of the
CT ii NoIil-ti" lima and made c,Imable e. law.
Complied by member Of the NUIh-CaIulna Bar frce
81. For sale Lv ". ID. TURNER
II d. T. will send the above work by mail p"s,agc free,
upon the receipt 81.
Rac!c April H. Isl. 4o-sw.
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M SI-E NOE lNiPANN rn.irl.

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL I..!'E IN
Gnpany inSurc the lives Of individuals for year. term
for life, the INITIAL PRINCIPLE tine assured
for lie participating in the profits Of the Consany For
policies granted for the whole of life. when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to 80 be given Tor
half thean'n, of the premium bearing interest at per
The prompt in which all losses have been paid
bv this Company tngctler with the low of preIum
present great inducements 10 such disposed to
sure.
SLAVES insured for a of from to five years.
for two-tlrds their value.
All losses paid within 90 days after satisfactory proc
Is presented. " -
CHARLES T. JOHNSON, WV. W. lIoLDEx.
WV. ID. HArwoop, WIN. d. Cooke,
5x9 G. W1 ::E. w. i p. 1n11:
wv WI il, , NsH"s. K < +: h bzTr.s
"N''l@' o:E;F1cERs.
DIR. CHARLES E. Johnson. President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD jice President.
W.l.,4n 1i H. Jo ;ses,' T;,Isu,v,,
CHARLES E. JouSsox, NJ. il. Medical
WILLIAM ii. McKEE, NJ ID. 2oard of
RIcnn. B. HAYWOOD, NJ. d. Consultation.
u II Mckrr, Esteutiss COM
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets, and forms of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office Of the Company, orany ofs sencies
,. ''''> ~ r. r. Ii. BA:T III; r Sse;et",y
Northern and Southern Intelligence.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RETURNING
II thanks TO his friends and the public in general, for the
very lbea! patronage hitherto extended 10 him,
newed assurance his part by strict attention business
and determination please merit continuance Of the
same respectfully informs them he has just returned cm
the Northern Cities and is receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies, selected with great care and attention
from the latest importa,ons
He has in store large and varied assortment of French
English and American Cloths Cassimeres Vestings of all
coiors and styles.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Stocks Napoleon Ties Cravas Gloves, Collars, Bvron
standing and garroe. Dress Shirts French Embd Bosoms
Cnder-shrts and Drawers, of Silk Linen Gauze and eans
in addition to which, he is receiving large assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both of his and Northern manufacture which being
made under his supervision and direction he can
fdeEty recommend He most respectfully soIicits
animation Of his goods and makes charge for exhibiting
thcm-ary all which, he would be pleased to dispose
OF on the most reasonable terms.
7" cash buyers he offers deduction of 10 per cent for
all accounts as high dollars.
All bills clnscd semi-annuay first of January july
Cutting and repairing done with care and dispatch
The latest Foreign and American Fashions received
ISAAC Proctor,
Merchant Tailor.
April II. 1857. 4s-swtf
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TE'IIE VERY BEST CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
n Casters, Spoons Forks, line Stock. Call and see
the goods; how cheap will sell. j. c. PALMER:
Raleigh Dec 23. 1896. l"-SwiL
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Meg r f & VILLA MS

MEG re 6 VILLA MS
HAVE RECEIVED AND JUST OPENED THEIR
Il late purchases Il" Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hats.
Sic> GruccIe. and lIoI*. Furnishing Articles adapted
/" te wants If lhc City and County trade making their
larger than usual, aud VIII c for Variety Style,
and Cheapnc>s, cann"t be surpassed.
Our sleek has been selected with great Al the
lowest Ircc>. and solicit from friends and purchas
il 10 their interest, before buying elsewhere.
MCGEE X WILLIAMS
April |, Isl. 31-swim.
A MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL SURVEY
"a oi;S containing methods necessary for Actual Field
Operations. BY L. W. Beans. For sale by
H. ID. TURNER.
Raleigh, March y, 1851 90
ENOR SALE.--A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
h children, infant and boy eight Years of
agekcv slaves To be sold together. For terms apply
at this office.
January -, 1877. IS
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"ALENTIN ES.-A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
prices from 10 cents to SlO-sre now opening at
FOMEEOl'S.
February 10, 1857. -
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HHANTLES! MANTLES "A GREAT FARIE-
We ~ of the newest styles out. Call and examine
II. J.. EVANS.
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NOTICE.

ASH HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH
"A offer valuable tract of land for sale, contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about one hundred anu
fifty fine state Of cultivation. The balance
we'll wooded and good arabic land u
Said land has on it rst-,ate dwelling house, all re-
cessary out-huuses and fine well of water in the ya'u
fine orchard of apples and peaches of every kind -
the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, in one mile oil Au
burn
will take great pleasure in showing SAID lana 10 a''
person who may wish to buy. ,,>-r
August ~, 1856. ''-n
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GENERAL DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG of Northampton, Governor, salary,
per annum $1,000 and the Of furnished house Term
expires January ], 1889 a, r,
WILLIAM HILL of Wake County, Secretary of State, ex-
DANIEL " Cornrs, of Rockingham. Treasurer, 1000
c H BRoepES. of Wayne. Conptroller, 81 900 r-
w RICHARDSON, of Wake Chief Clerk to Treasurer
$3.50 49,
The Council of State is composed of the following gentle
G C Marchant. of Currituck
DIG Ward of Pitt
N Nj Long, of Halifax
j Walker, of Mccklenburg
Mckay. Of Sampson
W Bethcli of Rockingham
C NJ Avery, of Burke
Governors Aids with the rank of Colonel
WI Kennedy, of Beaufort
John W Cunningham, of Person
NJ McDufe of Cumberland
John G Yarcv, of Madison
The General Assembly its session the third
Monday OF November every alternate year The next eec
ons for members of the Senate and House of Commons
and for Governor, will be held the first Thursday Of
August, 1858
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TIE SrPREME COURT

The Bill to provide for holding Session of the supreme
Court year. the western part Ct the state having
become a Law, we suboin synopsis of its provisions
Sec LIST provides that Session of the supreme Sour;
shall be held yearly at Morganton ON the first Monday OF
August .
SEC Cd provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
mitted from the Counties of Stokes Davidson, Mongone
~ Anson ard all counties lying west OF the same shall DC
heard and tried at Mo"gan:on
Sec cd provides for the appointment of Clerk who shall
keep his Office at Morganton
Sec th makes the duty Of the Sheriff of Burke to attend
the Sessions of said Court
Sec tk provides that the Reporter for the Court at fa-
leigh shall also Reporter to the M"rganon Session
Oft
Sec 9TH makes the duty of the Judges TO appoint one of
the Solicitors within the region Of country specified to at
tend said Court Moganton. Attorney for the State
The does abolish either OF tte Terms at Raleigh,
james Dodge Clerk
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NEW CROP MOLASSES.-slS HHDS. AND Is
~ barrels oprmc cr,p Cardenas M'asses in strong
CASKS laudns from bark Saraurc, direct from
Cardenas. For safe bv
] l. J. l.. HATHAWAY CO.
Wilmington. " c.. March -, 1891. 3f-lIn
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aHATs. HATS:! HATS!!!-BEEBE'S MOLE
EE skin, Stt Cashmere hungarian, Panama, Rutland,
Dunstabe Webster Coll Sunne'1, legh"rn, Dung Amer
ca Old Forv ana Canada Straw Hats the cheap
If o. ii. l.. EVANS.
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FOR SALE,
ReautifnI Residence and Valuable Grounds
in RALEIGH.

y,TFE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO LEAVE THE
4 State oil; for sale his residence and the contiguous
nund.. fronting 429 feet on South street, immediately
st of the grounds of the Executive Mansion and binding
81 feet on both W lmingtnn and Blunt streets.
After rrservng all the front South street by depth
r47 feet occupied by the gardens grove, and other
.,unds arauni the dwelling there would be left square
$50 feet by AZ" feet, through which MUCH used street
ght be extended dividing the ground advan ageousy.
ID giving Increased front Of $40 feet which could be
I'd out into eligible sites for building lots.
Persons wishing purchase examine the premises,
i'll please apply to Maj IL. W. Hustled. Raleigh:
WALTER GWYNN.
Rn|eicb March 81 36--Swlm.
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EgOOTS AND SIIOEis.-A GREAT VARIETY
h Boots Shoes Congress Caters. Patent Leather, for
gentlemen, Black and Fancy CATERS Kid Slippers and
Ties. Kid and Morocco Boolees for Ladies' Misses and
Children. ii. L. EVANS.
March ~ 1877 3;-Swtf
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GALL ON III. L. EVANS.

CALL ON II. L. EVANS,
AX7 HO HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE
w Northern Cities, and has received compile as
riment every article kept i'll his nequ.ntity quail
. and prices well understood by the citizens OF Wake
ID adjoining counties render il unnecessary to speak
great attraction. Call and examine for yourselves.
sAIes:SS G:0ODS.-BLlCk AND FANCY SILKS,
" BcIaye aud Muslin Robes. Tamarne Lawns, Mus
rs. Ginghanls, &C.. just received at
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TINE OF HOLDING THE COURTS

TINE OF HOLDING THE COURTS
The United States Circuit Court for the District of North
Carolina is held semi annually Raleigh the ]st on-
day of June and last Monda, in November
Judges-Hon n Wayne, of Georgia; hon. Henry Pot
ter, of Fayetteville, District Judcc-saary, $4,000
District Attorney, Rober' :. Dick; Clerk, W Il Haywood
ST.; Marshal, Wes'cy zones
The United States District Courts held at Edent"n
3rd Monday in April and October. Jones, Clerk Also
Newbe,i, 4th Monday in April snd October Benjamin
Brown, Clerk. Also, at Wilmington LIST Monday after the
4th Monday in April and October A Brown; CLERK
The Supreme Court North Carolina is held at Raleigh
semannualy on the second Monday Juhe ard the Soh
day of December 1t is also held once year
Bur Ike county, the first Monday in August The officers
are as Frederick NaSh Orange Chief Justice;
Richmond Pearson, Of Surry, Judge; William II Battle
of Orange, Judge-s;ary Of each $500 sper anh1,.w
C Jones, If Rowan Reporter; Edmund Freeman OF
Wake Clerk; Oliver Perry, of Wake, Deputy Cierk;
james Litchturd of Wake, Marshal
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SIXTH CIRCUIT
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August
fadkn first after the fourth Monday u February and Au
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Granville, first Monday in March and september
Orange second Monday in March and September and the
fourth Moncay after the fourth Monday in March and
September
Chatham, third Monday in March and September
Randolph fourth do do do do
after ,hc f,urth Monday of March
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BANKS.
BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTHCAROLINA,
Incorporated Charter expires in lS6u. Capital,
ST. U divided into $4,000 shares Of which the Literary
Board holds 5,'i27 and the University 600.
Principal Bank at Raleigh
George W. Mordecai, President.
Charles Dewey, Cashier.
j. II. Bryan, Jr., Teller and Notary Public.
W. Z. Anderson. Discount Clerk and Notary Public.
Jordan Womble, Jr Clerk.
vile, Wilmington, Elizabeth City, Charlotte, Milton Nor
canton and Windsor.
On the part of the State: d. w Courts Public Trcasu-
rer ex-o1icio l.. OBJ. Branch and W. r. Poole.
On the part of the Stockholders: VIM. Boylap VIM
Peace H. Bryan, Alfred jones and b. F. Moore
Offering and Renewal day-Tuesday.
Discount day-Wednesday.
Business hours from 10 ill 3 o'clock
RALEIGH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
William II. Jones, Cashier.
r. +. Finch, Teller and Notary Public.
Geo. w. Haywood, T. H. Scby Seth Jones, George Lit
tie. Hon Sion H. Rogers and CIV D. Hutchings.
Offering day-Mon,lay.
Discount day-Tuesduy.
RAIL ROADS
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD COMPANY
Dr. W. J. Hawkins, President.
w. W. Vass. Treasurer.
}. N. Pool, Assistant Treasurer.
e. b Allen, Depot Agent
Mail Train leaves minutes after A. NJ arrives at 7.ao
Pm -0
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
Chas F. Fisher. President.
T. +. Mendenhal Treasurer
T. West, Freight and Ticket Aren't
! george Hardie, Ass do
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To the Stock-Raisers of
Lancaster, KcrShaw, and Surrounding
Country.

A 7 a Plantation recently purchased from I.
N Hammond. Esq, miles east Of Lancaster G. H.,
will hc kept permanently one fine Imported Jack
Blac, Spanard and fine Black Mahogany Bay Stall
lion Earle Eve asnpcriur trOtcr posses ing unfnch:
,iup game and wonderful power Of endurance. Alsn
my line Bramin Bull, Dido yeas old in April next.
ard recently awarded /, premium at the State Agr-
cultural Fair at Columbia. The Brahmin was impor-
ted few years ago from the East Indies and said
TO travel 80 or 90 miles per day. Combined with gu.
perior mching qualities, uneqnalled symmetry Of
form, the action of the Devon, and the shigh prices
they readily sell for rlace them beyond all doubt far
superior to any breed now on the face Of the globe
These fine anima s.wiil each he Sl2 by the insu"
rance Care will be taken 10 prevent accidents no
responsibility should any occur. $50 will.be charged
for Jrnnets so cents 10 the Groom in every case
Apply to the Groom on the premises
Also will be carried on Blacksmith Shop BY one
of the best negro Smiths anywher" 10 he found
Charges reasonable and work. wrll.done.
Jan ct .:. l ii.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
OnIy once Il Year! -

-HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that lie has just received
, new supply of Staple and Fancy Groceries, such as
Brown and Coffee Sugars good and prime Quality,
Crashed Loaf and Powdered do.
Rio and Java Coffee BIZ, G. Powder llyscn Tea.
Golden Syrup Buckwheat Flour.
Imitation English, Pine Apple. English Dairy and
Goshen Cheese, Goshen Butter. very CHOICE
Article. Beef Tongues and Bologna Sausage,
Mackerel. No !, 9 and 3. Half and Quarter Bbls.
And. Kits Goldfish. Smoked Herrings, Sardiues-
Hall and Quarter Boxes HOLSTERS and Spice,l Oys
ters in o. Jars SalGEon-Eagsh and AIn,rican
- Aud 2lb Cats.
Maccaroni Starch. Chemical aud other Soaps,
Tallow Adamaninc, Sperm and Patent Wax Cam
dies, Olive OIL Cayenne Pepper, Pepper Sauce.
piccaili and other English and American Pickles,
Raisins-Bunch and Layer t, !, and Whole Boxes,
Curran,s. Ci,ron, Figs, Prunes-in fancy Boxes
Almonds Filberts Pecan Butter and Cocoa Nuts,
Brooms. Buckets and Fire Crackers, =
Ground Ginger. SPANS h and American Indigo,
CASTLE Soap, Table Salt and Mason Backing,
Yeast Powders, S.ices. aud French Matches,
Candies-assortcd. aud French Fancy Toy Candies,
Madeira Pale Sherry. Red and White Fort Wines,
Champagne Cooking aud Blackberry Wines.
CnracIo Maraschinu Champs. and other Cordials,
Brandy. jamaica and ". l. Rum, Scotch Whiskey,
Scotch Ale. London Porter. Champagne Cider.
ALSO.
Boston. Butter, Soda, Pilot, Lemon Wine Crackers
The above will be sold low for CASH, and at rea-
,onabe prices to prompt paying customers anu he
wants no share of the patronage of'those who do not
,uy promptly.
Bacon. Lard, Butter, Cheese, Sugar. Coffee, Moas-
es Flour Corn, and Salt exclusively for Cash
Dec, l6-,f -. . 'ROBT. LATTA.
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KcrSt.aH---EIl Equity.

John O. Ingram, Ex'or Rachel Leigh, decd, VS. Bun
yan Payne. ct al. Legaees OF Rachel Leigh. decd :,
BILL TO SETTLE ESTATE. &c
TN pursuance of an order o: the Court of Equity,
i passed June ERIN, 1885, IN the above slated case'
notice is hereby given to all the surviving Brothers,
Sisters, Nephews, Nieces GrnhdNephcws and Nisccs
of the late Rachel Leigh and all the Le.tees aui
Devisee- residuary and specific. PANIED IN her WILL
to.wit Archeiaus Payne Sr, and the children OF
Zachariah Payne to-wit:. Archelaus Payne, Jr Zach
ariah Payne Nicholas Payne, and Samuel Payne the
widow and children of.John Payne, decd (names
not known.) and the widow. and children of Daniel
Payne, decd and the husband o. the said widow,
(names Act known) and Mary Payne, widow Of Ephra.
i'm Payne, 49,
Also, tie representatives of Daniel Payne, decd,
to.wit: Buuyau Payne and the children OF Elizabeth
Belts, decd formerly Elizabeth Miller iowit Daniel
Miller. Elizabeth Bonds and her husband A. B. Bonds
and Nancy Alley and her husband Abraham Alley.
Also, the representatives, # Mary Payne decd 10.
wit: Elizabeth Hollapd, aud her husband, James R.
Holland and the children of Mrs. - McCartuev. to-
wit: four daughters, two marred one to Avrs Izze
or:Ezzell, and one to - Moore; and tho said Izzc
or Eszeil and Moore, and Also one son-naues Of
the daughters and the son nor-known.
Also, the REPRESENTATIVES Of Naomi PAYNE decd .
to. wit: Hannah II. Stewart the widow Of Warren
Stewart. and her three children Harvey, Anna L. and
Caroline l. Stewart also. Kezial Hopkins Alexander
Stewart Dsnicl Stewart, apd james Stewart and the
children Of Caroline Dobbns names and number not
known Jane Wilson aud her husband, William Viii
son, - Evans and his Wife, Elizabeth, Gf Dead then
her representatives and heirs at law,(E f. Barnes Ad
mlnstrator Richard U ssery, Samuel Ussery. Charles
f. Ussery, Daniel Wilson, james TruesaelI aud. his
wife Mary, Sarah Wilson, Susan Wilson. jaime, $
Click and his vile ElizlbctI Ba:ynn Payne Adm. Of
Willie Payne, derd, Zachariah Payne, decd, aud hza
beth Belts, decd and Thomas J. Cauthen Admr Of
Warren Stewart and Of Caroline Dobbns and to all
other persons claiming interest in her Estate either
in their own right as Iegatee or DevSee as Admin
istrator Executor Assignee 10 be and appear brore
the undersigned at Camden. :. C.. on Tuesday 10Th
day OF Nay hext to establish by evidence heir rrla
;iorslip TO tine TestalriX. and heir right to Tie in ro'
in her Estate wlrch ,hcv may ,cI 'n IN adm. l."
al ear This u"l.t. sc !, ;.tr iH"r ,',a....
r1iI.. -.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

WE OFFER for Sale all that Plantation on tho
w North side OF Swift Creek. in Kershaw District,
adjoining lands of Messrs Burwell and Hamilton Boy.
KIN. containing about 2.O0acres; about $50 or 400
acres uuder cultivation, and in good order.
There are on the place good Dwelling I!onse,
Gin House and Screw, and Negro Houses sufficient
for the accommodation ol sixty or seventy Negroes
all in healthy location
7s,ps-One fourth Cash, the balance in three equal
annun nslaments with interest from the day Of sale,
u be secured by Bond and Mortgage, with good Per.
soral Security.
The r!s4ita,on mhy be treated Tor at private
sao 3;
-. JAMES CANTEY, Ex'ors of
JNQ. CANTEY, John Cantey' !sr.
Nov 25 IT,
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NOTICE! NOTICE!:

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber are re.
N quested 10 call and settle ON the first day fIan,
uary, or make satisfactory arrangements, other
wise they will besued To those who have not paid
him promptly; and want all unlimited time, ne would
inform them that he will not sell to them, as hts 6usi,
mes, will hereafter be conducted on the principle Of
short profits and cash in hand. -
January 6.-n ROBERT bATFA.
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.Thompson's Pomade Optime.

N.ENTIREFN NEW PREPARATION FOR
n THE HAIR -" This dcli2ifn nriri" Il .soc
ten the Hair ani prolucc n-hcorlfnl glossy r''r and
n, the sarc iimr keep !fcr tr'n sc'f If 'h' lair
&c vel cl,rn"A bcf,r" ,'; hi", THIS '3nnl" ! VIII
80, ,,- rs,. the hat or SOL 49,. '.ra~, i".n."
-, ..l :. n,, tl,x 10 ", 10 -nf &. .-. .~n
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rob Sit One Door Hcluw Masonic Hall
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
Kershayy-:-Ili Equity.

Thomas NJ. Young & Wife, Margaret A. VS.. Robert
G. Miller, Admir-: ct al. = - 60
BILL FOR ACCOUNT, RELIEF, &c
TT appearing to nay satisfaction that John NJ. Miller.
i one Of the Defendants 10 above stated Bill resides
without and beyond the limits ri this State ~
1t is ordered that he do answer, plead or demur to
the same within three months from the date Of publi
cation hereof or an order take the same rro con-
fesso, will be entered against him.
Dec. l6 WM r TAYLOR, C. E. \. r.. 3
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
Kershaw Disirict.--En Equity.
James Dunlap, ct al VS.. B. salmond, ct al-Bii #
KersIiaw...In Equity.

W. A. Ancrum ,Ex'or Mrs. Mary J. Davis, vs.. C..
BILL FOR RELIEF, &c-NoTlCE TO CREpI-
TORS.
TN pursuance of an order made in above. stated
| case. tBiD by His Honor Chancellor. Wardaw. at
June Term, 1856, Che creditors OF C. H. Davis one of
the above named Defendants, are hereby required to
nreseut and establish their claims hefre the cmHi>-
sioner in Equity for the District and State "o,"s''H
A., or before the irst day of May next, 4. l. lS5
WIN. R. TAYLUE, C. +. K. y.