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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

F~ Card,-.Thomas w. keesce, Auction
az Cfce with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
Vii attend In person TO the sale Of Real Estate,
Household furniture, Stocks OF Merchandise, horses
ALso-fo Renting out Houses and Hiring out Nc.
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BY Richard Eaurhorn.

BY Richard Eaurhorn
EURNITURE Ca NP kTS. &c ATAUC-
at my store will sell the following articles of Fur
niture large spring seat Sofas; large Brussels and
Ingram Carpets; cane seat Chairs; Cabinets large
lot of Dinner and Tea Ware; Cooking Stoves TO
gether with sundry other articles
jal5 r CAUTHOaN, Auct
pUBL1G SALE OF 20 NEGKOEs. AT
l. AUCTION, UNDER DECREE OF COURT
nounced on the 18th day Of November, 1856, by the
Corporation Court of the City of Norfolk will of.
aons Ss m as T. a o, the Market
uary, 1857 at noon, all the SLAVES belonging to the
Estate of John Pettey. decd about forty nine in
amongst them ia hands, house servants, Cooks,
Terms cash LEWIS b. CRENSHAW,
ia AZ ida Special Commissioner.
~ bidder on the 18th day of the present month
tJanuacy) at Goochland Court House, that being
court day, ths negroes belonging to thu estate of
John w. Loyal, decd, two Men, one Woman ans
~ THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
ia 2-dtd* Admir- OF Jno. w. Loyal, decd.
SHEKIFF,s sALE.--WiIl be SOLD, tor
Scssh on the 2oth day ofthe present month, (Jan
1857 on the premises Of Robert j. A. Smith, where
the previous sale took place. one Steam Engine and
Saw Mill TO be sold at the cost and risk of Thomas
made on the I'D day of December 1856 at the price
of four hundred dollars cash, and having failed to
comply with the terms of said sale after having been
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff Of Henrico, acting for A. B. II otehsson.
ia lo-2tawtd Late Sheriff of Henrico.
THE above advertisement, us far as it
i concerns me, is false.
ia ls-2.awtd I'll PEYToN.
SALE OF NkGkOKs Ar JKTEKs.
The 10Th AND 2lsr OF JANUARY, is57-In pur-
aasnce Of a decree of the Gounty Court of Amelia,
ct ais shall offer for SALE public auction at Je-
tersyille, on the Richmond and Dauviis Railroad,
FORTY NEGROES. consisting Of men, women,
boys end girls, of them house servants and the
rest p sntstion hands.
TEams-six months credit, wis interest from day
Of sale the purchasers giving bond With satisfactory
de St--tds
A DMINIsTKATUK's SALE OF NIX.
"A GR0Es;EAt the same time and place a. above,
the estate of J. P. Vaughan consisting of men, wo
men, boys and ei:s.
Terms same IS those of the commissioners sale.
JOSEPH n VAUGHAN,
de3l-tds Aim'r Of J. r Vaughan.
NV EI.vk Ua EIFrKEN VALUABLE
i SLAVES AT AuCTioN.---on FRIDAY, the
Esd day Of January 1857 in from. of the Union Hotel
ton. 70 the highest bidder, u or is valuable
SLAVES belonging to the estate Of George w. VIII
TssMs-- Negotiable notes. well endorsed, 1t four
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
Admir-. of Geo. w. Wiitiamson decid
a. w AvEsErr. Auet. Is 3.-tds
NUTICK..-Ihc subscriber mas taken The
IN Yard hetetofore occupied BY Mr. b. n Davis
and has made srrsnsemsuts TO keep always on hand
full supply o. OAK a.a PINE WOOD.
q Z. ' Dss. =: ,:. e =:
VII : s.sisssd y n. Q: Z. EIifS.
r:nA.-oal Wood - PEI isIs re . SS & e
i I
Having snsassA with Nj. Moore, solicit the pa
tyonsee Of my fdsnds. l.. 2. ELLA.
taiS-6ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWAN & cos LOTTERY!
10 De Drawn at Atlanta, January 20, '57,
In which are euhrsced the following
| Prize Of a2So,e
| Prize of $40 n0ai,
Prize of sic oOntii
Prize of Sl0,000!!.
Ptige Of Gf0o0t.!.!
2Prizes of 81, 000...l!!
80. &c. &C.
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Address orders for Tickets to
8. SWAN & &C, Atlanta Ga
Ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
For further particulars, see Scheme in .nothe
column. Ia IA ~.
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" Board of Trade of Richmond.-.
dokAcH Il. hENT, Pres't. Il. Is. BENTLEY, Ttetsr
WILLIAM B. IsAACs, Secretary.

}. I5AALsi
c Committee Of arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LAREIS w GLAZEBRocK, JAMES B. DuPuy,
DAVID CURRIE, LID. CkKKsHAw.
my It's
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

HIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
IL be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
peny, favorable terms with any other comps-
ny this State possessing real cash capital meet
oases. Applyt TO STOKES CO,
Asts, Rishuoed, Va.
WIN. r. EARLY, freft
JHC. WOOD Jr., Seo'y,
Charlottesville. Y
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and BIZ medicine dealers generally
E Observation-Disclosures, Leecis

ET Leeches,. Leeches, i.eeCises.-l have
lust received by Adsms' Express, fresh lot OF
Swedish i.eeches which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
?. S. Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO. be found at sll hours st the Eair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel.
su30 r. c. HORSOH
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nISkASks OF THE FEHT-CONSUl.
IL sULTATION Ere E-INSTANTANEOUs
GuKE FOR G0RH Nc hnN Il oI nEFORMED
PAIN-NINE MONTHS PRACTICE IN THIS
CITY.-Dr. s. sHULTZ has been informed that
practice in this city. The Doctor takes this method
of ia forming and all that he may be still consult
ed daily at his office on Franklia street, one ooor
south of Metropolitan Hall, if send an order he
will attend ladies and gentlemen as usual at their
residence without extra charge. Observe the adj
dress.
DR.. SIS celebrated Liniment for Chlblains and
tender feet also his instant relief giving Tincture
for the Toothache-the best remedies yet known -
To be had only at his office ia I4-3t*
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THIS DIV
By e. n. Cock Il d.

EURN1TU 3 e. DC, AT AUOrr0~
This DAf, st 10 O'clock st' our store - "a,
seii large lot Of Second Hsnd Household tnrss,au
in vsry good order
ALSO, q small lot Of Dry Goods
ALSO, casks superior Brandy; 5bhls. Ap,ls,-
Doxes Candles; kegs Spice; 50 boxes Hsrrirss.
1s 10 p v. COOK. & CO. Guct,
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by ioddln q Apporso.-

VALUARLE TOBACCO FACTORv nm
ron 18th BETWEEN MAIN AND CSRY sTs'.
ton, en- THURSDAY the 18th dnv Of a. q 40, cuS-
= O'clock r A.. the large and sdmirsbiy lcc.f.d
looaceo Factory On 18th street now or rscenty IN
ancy OF Mesus samL ID. Bailey, and n B.
further description Is deemed unnecessary. '
The terms, which will be very sccommod ssin.
will be made known at the hour Of ala Tia ting,
and insurance for 1857 to be paid by TIRE nurch,ss
desc G6DBIN APPERsfsN Anrt.
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER, VKNisON
n9THrAIN BUCKWHEAT
IMITATION EN0LIsH CHEEsE
200 lbs. vkEeH HOPS, kc. he.
Tor sale low Tor cssh, BY
js Is y. MCCARTHY sOee.
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fNHAIUPAUNE IKE MANI FhEHI Z NJ
~ WINE-The undersigned have been appointed
Agents for the exclusive sale of the above celebrated
Premium Champas Wine and have had just land
ed supply in quarts and pnts and will hereafter be
regularly supplied by every Havre packet. This
wine will compare fsvorsby with the best brands
known, and will be sold as ths New York agency
price The attention OF connnoiseurs il particularly
re 4uested to this wine
SELDEN MILLER,
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a. TORAGE.--N erchants' Accommo daiion
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, sc &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with We save them sll trouble
in receiving shipping and marking attending person
ally to that ouis selves.
They also save a large amount of money In drayage
alone by storing with Our Warehouse being sit.
uated the dock goods can be received and deliver
ed free of draysge.
Insurance effected at the lowest city rates If de-
sired, BRIDGFOhD co.
no19 Corner 20rh, Dock and Cary streets
DICHMOND RON AND STEEL
II WORKS, FOOT OF 9TH ST, ON JAMES
RIVER.-The undersigned returns bis thanks to his
friends and customers for their past patronage, and
would respectfully inform them and the public gen
orally that he is still manufacturing, and keeps con-
stantiy hand, full assortment Bar, Band, Hoop,
Scroll and Rod Iron, Of all sizss.
ALSO-Cosch and Buggy Tiers, Steel and Iron
Ovals and Half Rounds, all sizes
lightning Rods, Round and Square,
Cut to lengths and fitted with BurEs
Frog Steel, all sizes, Tor Railroads
Tapered Iron, all sizes, for Tobacco Mills
Ali made FROM the best selected scrap Iron
jsl3-1m~ JAS. HUNTER.
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By Alexander Nelf.

FpKNITURE, DRY GOODS, 0ROCE.
,s lib &c--WiIl be sold on THURSDAY Jsn
- commencing At 10 O'clock general assorsrnsnt
VI nD1Tc neg Furniture, Stoves he,
ca. r,SvyvDS.A general assortment Of Dry
az. SnoCE h,Es.-Brandy. Whiskey. Fish. Can
wv Ws sIsas EssIoon: Bueiwheat, &c
go1d 20 . a., IL O'clock precisely, superb
vancss. Soos ooio 70 psJ ~
ia Ia AIrv x,o-
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WALKER & CO,

~ WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
CLOTHiERs, No Sc Mein st.,
Branch of the Baltimore House. Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready sde Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and Fer
eign Cloths, Cassimerec and Vestings they ena-
bed to offer unusual inducements to customers who
ere most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purchaaing. 14-ty
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OFFICIALLY wife Martha A. Lewis,
~ has left my bed and board, without Just cause
or provocation on my part; therefore, do fcrwarn
al persons against receiving her into their houses
giving her credit for any thing my account for
sum or amount whatsoever.
is I3-dta Holm TTwyG
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" Il. j. CLGPTUS, Agent and Collector
1L' Office No. 8 Wall street, under St Charles Ho
tel, gives his personal attention to HIRING OUT
NEGROES, RENTIN g OUT HOUSES, COL.
LECTING CLAIMS and any other business per-
tanning to General Agency. de 17-dlm
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7 INEN SHkEVINGS, TABLE CLOTHS
IL AND NAPkiNS.-l have In store Linen Sheet
ing of all widths; Table Cloths of all sizes; large
variety of Napkins; also, Table, Diaper and Damaak
Pillow Case Linen and shifting Linens, all Of which
was selected by myself, and can therefore recon-
mend them az being all Linen, and of superior quail
ty. The prices will be made to suit the most econo-
mical. JACOB A. LEVY,
ia Ia Is Main street.
Two THE LADIkS.-I nave in store a
i superior article of French Stick Pomsde for the
har-ons of the best articles for keeping the hair in
order. Price l2i certs Fer stick Also, superior
All JACOB A. LEVY Is Main st.
EYREs ii VENIsON; Mountain Buck
l. wheat; Mountain Roll Butter and white Mer-
81 ia fa.Asss'' f'' '' RAsbAND BROTHER.
NIOTICE.--Applicai will be made for
IN duplicate certificate of 20 shares of stock
No 49, in the Monroe Building Company. Standing
in the name OF Augustus Andersen, deceased the
certificate having been lost misisid And all per-
sons are for bid trading for the tame
jal4-lAt LEWIS GINTEh.
DICHnIUND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA:
HI DEMY.-This Institution will resume its third
Course of Instruction to Glasses in VOCAL MUSIC,
Moore's) Church, on MONDAY evening, Jan. 9Th,
1857, and will continue 10 weeks.
The Adult Glass will meet regularly on MONDAY
and Thursday evenings. at ~ O'clock.
The Juvvniie Csss will meet on "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Terms for Tuiii n, per scholaI-Adult Class $3.50
JuysniIe Glass 81 IS.
r. H. GALLEHER,
At Mrs. Russelps, on Broad street,
jsS-i2t Bstween 9th and lotn &c
DRIME ROLL BUTTER, VkNiBON
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A ~. HfGhARDsssN-
IA. CEREAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
Attend 10 the Collection of Caims, Hiring out Ne
Groes. keniug ouS Houses, and general Com
mission Basiuess.
81 Office l4th strest, opposite Exchange Hotel
with w. Ii. Richardson, Richmond, Va.
IA 45-1Iun
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.-CHAf.
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VlR-
GINIA.-CAPlTAL 100, 900 DOLLARS-Money re.
ceived deposit III of five dollars and upwards
which nterest at the rate of per cent per annu
paid for remaining six months or longer; for
shorter periods interest at the rate of per centu
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, Z. b. STARKE, the store of E. B. Spence
corner Of Main and Governor streets Richmond Va
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, President,
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
oc I4-Sm C. WALTHALL Secretary
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10 FIFTY DOLLARS REV WA K[D.-
G}I Ransway from the subscriber on the 18th dav
&N OF September iast q brigh. muiatto negro boy.
<e4 named TOM, abcut 10 years old. When he
..=a left had on 8 straw hat with black band;
ciouded or spotted frock coat Has full bead Of
hair, Seats on oIe or both arms near the elbows; r
scar On the inside Of the left hgha those scars have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
is left HANGED; shrewd and intelligent and will 10
DOUBT attempt to pass free boy, and m,y hire
himself such.
aud delivery OF said boz 10 secured in Jail SO
that | get him. VIII. A. CLEMENT
Address, Campbell Courthouse Va ia lots
E-EzssEzrs5y1 kSTICE--Tke Night PasseB-
ger Train will continue to run upor
the Virginia Central Railroad, as usual
until further notice.
8. HUNTER, Acting sup't
ia 12-6t Virginia Cent? al Railroad
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a 7 CVSV! AT C0ST. AVEUSTl
VAL COHEN, IT'S BROAD STREET.
Having yet very large stock III hand, and beirg
compelled to close it out within this molta | shall
offer from this daq. every article
AZ AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH.
The assortment is very complete ore containing
the usual variety to be found in Dry Goods store
and rather than sacrifice the goods ut auction they
wi be sold at
EX1REMELYLOW PRICES, WITHOUT RE.
GARD TO COST.
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L'CH hihE.-A strong able b odiea MAN
VINO 10 hrst rate ostler, carriage driver or wa
soner and OF the very best character Gther By the
month or year. Apply to
EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD
desc No. IA Pearl street
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FOR nIkE.-A WOMAN who is n good
cook, waOher and ironer, Also, GIRL, which
can DC recommended as first rate house servant o,
sadies' maid -
ja6 ALEX MOTT
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BOARDfNG.

ROARDING.--A small famiIy and n few
- gentlemen be accommodated with gooc
Board and pleasant rooms, with the conveniences oil
ahome; also Day Boarders, by applying at No IS4
MAN street, opposite Eagle Square. de q. Is
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NEasHO HIRING..-The sd hscriber o lain
Y offers his services to his friend and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year
He pledges himself to his beet exertious to pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him will,
their business and to ray special attention to the
grors during sickness
He hopes from an experience Of twelve years, to
be able to give satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabnsy & Csu.horn, COR
Of Main and 18th streeta opposite the St. Charles
Hotel EDWARD ". DAENEY.
I'm,
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2 KAN away; on the 7th day OF

XaA r. ~ IRA SHE'LL 0Y .2'ttEs.
&.<2 ca. Just received few bushels of IN A.
$%aSSsAY SON'S CREER OYSTERS" which
%~ysS% are hard 10 bsat.
oysters Stewed, Roasted Fried, scol oped, Broil.
ed, &c al a few moments not:ce.
snacss of all kinds served ia the bes. style.
1e.u ar Table sat three times q day Breakfast
stS Dinner at l. Supper at o Price 371 cts each
Lodging 81 cts. Board, per day, 81 q; psr week
81 At ALIENS Wall st HOTEL
Richmond
cs~ Petersburg Express will copy times
ia s is
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~ So r. r lOM COUNTRY CUkkD
jAH CkENsHAW 1 co,
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GENERAL AGENCY.--The subscriber
u tenders his services to the public for the hiring
RENTING HOUSES. and all business connected
with General Agency and Commission Business
He will sso attend to thu sale and purchase of live
stock of eli kinds. Business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
Office corner OF Franklin and WALL or 18th streets
formerly occupied by n. B. C. B. Hill.
WIN s WOOD
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ny hicnafO fauInOfn.
FURNITURE, CA NP ETS. &c AT AUG
l. TON On FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock
at my store will sell the following articles of Fur
Ilture. 2arRe spring seat Sofas; large Brussels and
Ingram Carpets; cane seat Chairs; Cabinet a large
lot OF Dinner and Tea Ware; Cooking Stoves to
gether with sundry other articles
jal5 r EAUTHOlN Aust
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-22
THE OLD SLAVE TRADE.

AS much and as severely as Northern
men may inveigh against slavery and the
slave trade, and denounce the sins and ini-
qultles OF the South, they have quite as
much-probably more-to do with such in
famous business, as they call it, as the
people of tho South. The following ex-
tract from an exchange will exhibit the
interest they felt in nigger's and niger
trading not great while ago; and the fact,
also, that many of the wealthiest persons
at the North owe their wealth to traffic in
African slaves:
From 1904 to 1907 there were imported
into the little town of Bristol, Rhode Island
"a seaport that did not contain population
of 2,OOO-more than l ZOO slaves annually.
The whole number imported within the Pc
riod was 1914, all from the coast of Africa.
During the same time there were brought
into Newport town within twelve miles of
Bristol in the same State, now the famous
and attractive watering place, 3. 4S8 slaves.
Providence in the same State, received $50.
Hartford, Connecticut, $50, and Boston 1O0
in the same years. The slaves brought into
Rhode Island, were but small portion of
the number her citizens were taking from
the coast of Africa directly to the West
Indies, and into the ports of Southern States.
Ffty-nine slave ships belonged at the time
to the little State of Rhode Island. Some
of the largest fortunes which have descended
to her citizens were created by this traffic !;
and but few years ago there were men in
that State, among the honored and wealthiest
of the inhabitants, who had been active par
Elephants in the trade, or owned the ships that
carried the human cargoes. One of her
Senators in Congress, as late as 1896 or 1923,
commenced his life SLAYER between the
coast of Africa and the West India Islands;
and he had ships engaged in it till the trade
was suppressed by law-if not afterwards
also. He died but "a few years ago, bequeath-
ing fortune of millions to his children,
who are at this day classed in the highest
ranks of sociatv.' -
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A North CARoLIN1AN TAvn, =
Done FoR.-The baltimore sn rN !, IN Am
the following gun furnishes
Several days since Mr.. VIM II n:
son, merchant of North Caroi ~ hchard,
costed On Light street, by one of,S,, was &C.
ttloners, and the two engaged in 'u o prac,
ton. The stranger protested H. mcon1,versa.
tive OF North Carolina, and pronna;Ef ma,
the parties walked out to an obsnn ng walk
when third. party introduced b;sos street,
hlbited the ball, and a game was seh' ex,
with very tempting offers. F;pps iIiIpossd
Kl9he ards agreed to stake his gold IN. NJ,
and nifty dollars against the result watch
same time receiving as a surety a 81. a. the
$1,O5O from his friends. But no s oneck TOR
the money and watch change bsNS Sner did
one of the swindlers made off will :, tnan
whilst his accomplish in villainv hor.en
Mr.. Richardson's knife, and followaal Owed
vowing he would hacked him in niaco. after
is needless to say that neither retn.. It
and the check upon examination was - .
worthless. Aound
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-22
State of North Carolina.
CLEAVELAND COUNTY.

.
Whereas Whitman Blouton and wife Phebe,
B. p. Davis, III. III. Davis, J. Z. Davis, n. D.
Davis, - Grigg and wife Phebe, and Elizabeth
Davis, Micajah Davis. Polly Ann Davis, Isaiah
Davis, Sarah Davis, Benz Davis, and Adelne
Davis, infants, by their next friend B. 2. Davis,
and N. d. Davis, and Devaney Putnam and
wife Rosalie, have filed in the office of the Clerk
and Master in Equity for Cleaveland county, a
Bill of Complaint against Joseph Bridgers, Of
the State of South Carolina, Moses Bridges, Of
the State of Mississippi and Sarah Marlborough,
Lewis Marlborough, Linsay Jenkins and wife
Delphia, Edward jenkins and wife Frances, and
Elizabeth Davis, of cleveland county, n. c.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph and Moses
Bridgers, non-resdents of this State, are required
to be and appear at the next term OF the Court Of
Equity, to be held at the Court House in Shelby,
on the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday in
September next, then and there to plead, answer
or demur to Compartments Bill, or the cause
will be set for hearing exParte as to them, and
heard accordingly.
WITNESS, ThOs. Williams, Clerk and Master
of our said Court of Equity, for the county Of
Cleaveland and State of North Carolina, at office
in Shelby, the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday
in March, A. D., 1857.
THOS. WILLIAMS, C. ME-.
Shelby, Aug. "a, 1857. 72-6t