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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

- by Wheat has declined in St. Louis TO
20 cents for fair white. Corn dull at so cents,
ana Oats s63s9 cents Flour sold on Satur-
day at s4,25@s4,5o. ,s-a.so1 si..a a -
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Cincinnati Markets.

s'.'-..r =. 80 CINCINNATI, sept iE7S.
Flour unchanged; demand limited at o. Is
GA % for superfne; Wheat dull, not sinuch
demand; Whisky lee and dull. Oats in de-
mand at 30c.a -; ...if al
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The Michigan City Enterprise SAYS
that Mr.. Thomas Hanna was repairing the
bolt Of an engine on the Michigan Southern
railroad on Thursday, and the brakeman
carelessly loosed the brakes, the engines as
standing on the down erade) and starting
ahead the engine caught him and mangied
him fearfnlly. His recovery is very doubt
fnl. -sEopFu yA0'R
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GoRGHo MoLAssEs.--Twenty-fiv bbls of
molasses made from the Gorgho, or Chinese
sugar cane, was sold on Friday. ut st. Louis,
at so cen e. per gallon. 1t was shipped from
below, and is represented as an excellent ar
tscle. -, - ,,.,,
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b. tsy" The Chicago papers of Wednesday
l,"withoutout boasting," mention as an item
of news that their harhor. on Tuesday, con
tanned q fleet Of Too Hundred and Fifty YES
sells and steamers included .s
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
! arrivals. ana Departures.
From P. G. o'RHey y Co.'S Register.


Tha Washington arrived hers yesterday
from Petersburg, with 40 sacks of oats, 80
sacks wheat, 42cmpty barrels and so bbls of
-four, and several small lots Of produce.-
Tie Collier from W osthington,I wssAher
Yesterday. She bfohghtEdo~n $50 sacks of
wheat. sn'gi. - = ~ So oftTlES
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The horses attached to Messrs. Horn
brook e. Co.'S Express ran away Yesterday
and succeeded in. deniolishing one of She
'-whcels and other parts Of the wagon J, a
.number of icestiekets were scattered through
the streets. NOBODY hurt d !. i,ss.,1.S
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Washington Items

~ ~ - WAsHiSaToS, sept. I4-P.N
Tho notifications for the overland mail
route made at the instance Of the Hon. j. s.
Phelps, but which requires the assent Of the
contractors, are as follows: Route starting
Missouri, thence by Fayetteville,
Van Buren, and Fort Smith, Ark, to Press
ton. Texas, interesting at that point the
route from Memphis vie. Little Rock, Pres
ton and Fort Fillmore to San Francisco. 80. !
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SoxETHrNe OF A FALt,-zIt is. ,estimated
that the decline in The market value Of Rail
road stocks in the last three months, amount
Co an aggregate of 100000, 900. go.
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!. PLAN OFyTHE sOTTERY.a

.tF .-.r PLAN OF The f<bITEhi.pnt
.A The S SSs 81 se 1epe.s . s
Of paw; are enclic'ed with nsi IN trbes aid P'aeeH
The FIRST i6i Prizes. similarly printed and encircIc
The Wheels afS aie rev ive and uu'er is drawn
I Pts es sfi Il seSses see q. Ts s sn .
Prize drs,~n out and exhibited audi
s seGs ns H. G iss s o rt5.
tions reIfa:el until al tire Prizes drawn out.
Approximately Prizes.-The two precesitn E and
Prizes Viii sss ~ the is0's SSrs e nTs,
s ssg K Tss is s liza si :ss
ssS draws @ s e r yS tm nisst 40 No.
49, ~ ,Ee tSi lfeaebi 70 fse to ln,And so ac-
The sSes Priaes Of ss%il be e,ped y the .t
figure the Number uat raxs the $50 600 piize. For
S Th &c. i s rss s.
ends in l, viii be gnttl,d to $40 II the Nun1 erds
n x HT s nfh ~ sess S W h s ends
certi6cstes " YIN be sold st ths following
ss.fa sa b I fs sss 1851 cflc al
81 NBAf ...... .... 90
/. ssJ ~ g. .sistGeS1s.e x:-T:.s, 70 70
IN osderins sks,s g, or - enclose
Purchasers can Iaye tcets epdng in any figure they
may dssirnate. - dhfolli -
- i usisy @ is Jsssns sent %
" Purchasers Will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Pos Office, County and State
~ Remeluhes iaatevery Prize l. drawn and paya-
BILE ~ fnl without deiuct,nn. rrlsr@-e l-1ef'-i.
~ An prizes Of ar and umier, paid Immediately
after the drawing-oiher prizes az the usual TINT OF
thirty DAYS. -rT''al 81 "a faror d .I-,r7TE
AiiecnmuT icstisns str ctly confidential.
Address Orders for Tirkets or c ert fcateS TO
= ~ res IS. SWANs& CO., Augusta. Ga.
Ct fist Of the hunters thstsre dawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each IS
enutite, Willie published after eyeIy drawing, In
The following papers;-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
lsnta nt,lh seDcf, New York Weekly Dsy Book asd
savannah Morning News, and Rchno ord Disratch.
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,3a0TIOticelT

M ESSRS.RREsT Toy riR0s. aare Ilosr rsSriving n
lva very large stock of Groceries from the Eastern
cites, which they o6crt to the trade NJ INV pri,. for
cash or approved taper uprising IN rrt as follows
- ~ barrels New York syrup; n =
400 bhls Crushed. Pulverized and Refined Sugars;
~ = ~ half Chests Teas, assorted;
15il caslies do q do 20 q & ~ - -f's-
30 boxes. Bosforf iydraulr Camdles;
a. ancn rs, White and Cplored Carr ct Chain; n ~
fFs JN kegs 8. c. Soda. ~
!" e eSs sar ssI y 4 p iFsFpssI'HIu
=, -sg Lhls asserted Nntsi Afa1s ..issess .s.,I
20 casks Salt petrr; al .-af.
&fE ss sssT s Fss piS elEs'' d
~ ~ dozen Cedar Ghrrps; -. .i az -s.srrff
10 do do .Buckets;i' srfrs1 a. ~
90 do Wei. Buckets; ~ - .,-ar4F
10 cvcss German Matches;
TOO mats Cassia and other articles too numerous
TO mention. lsept2l PRESTON BROS.
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We tars CUPS ana rfitysck,s cider xD. ssr
sale. BY srindt your 81 ples snd mqkipT them into
s'det dnsr eas q. ms ka:Sn.
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sUNDRfEs..

SALTPETRE, EPSON Salts, sulphur, Roll Brinl-
~ Alrps, Perry Da viz Pain Killer, srstuS,
Soda Almonds, Brazil Nuts, English alisGts, Fill
aad do,en hemp and nsanlhs, b iccking, eanphm,
Crcsm Tarter, Cigars eil kinds CoIreras, Cfcves
Lanterns Ginger race ground aiie fescryed. meTns,
Csdfs Mackerci, Indigo. LOCKWOOD extract and cliir
mses, Iohsters, oysters, Parer letter fooiscsp am
wrapping, Envelopes, Percussion Caps Powder. SAFE
" Fuse. pepfvr sauce. PeI3cr, Spice Stone PIPES,
Pitcl, Tar, Eosin, Table Salt, Sal-Soda, Extract OF
sarsal stcnenare, Soap bar and faicy, ssfcs
snuff spirits of Turyentine Tcfscco asscrtea, Twine
Teas. Tar, Vinegar, &C. &c. &c. for sale low nv
:. L. GILBERT &C0,, 20
aug5-tf1 Sycamore street.
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FLOUR, AGENCY.

FBtHE undersigned having Irooured the Agensy q
stver,fCcuptry NiI's, viii he daily NJ reccf,f o
Flour in barrels ard Sacks Rakcrd end other ccnsu
mersef Flcnr, are rtsrtctfuiy nviiedtp cnll. y
auGJ2lH- So s.~ 10y -s.wM. REsLDAs
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NEW GOODS composing most every article in the
~ Notion Hne, uSreseived NJ A.6IPCsTEE's
No.6, Mhchers BLOCK, Main sreet Ladies and IN.
tlemen are very respeculy invited to CALL where New
find better variety, than % any store In the West
al .oid as low rs the loweef. - A e. pUSHEE,lFf
nh - Eo.S Arhsli's Dlock. Main srsrt.
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Notice. to- Contrnctors.

NOTICE. to COntractOTS.
SEALE O rfopos,ls will he received hv the Com
- mon Council of the City NJ Evansville, I'LL Sept
ISL for constructing el3 Eheal fret atrick Sewer or
the CITY Engineer. Also, At the same time, for %;
feet Of Stone Gutter o. feet wide. extending fnn ths
above Sewer &c the river, Bids viii be received 10
By st g SSfsss ddTE cgnps!,N -, aA,k
aassdr e 5IlsS III; t Rywftkhh'c''rf
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AGRICULTURAL.

SWuIE reCniar Monthly Meeting of the VANDEE
u aBERGH AGRICuETURkJA AND 1IORTICUL-
TT RAJ SOCIETY. will take placeon SATURDAY
September sth, at O'Clock p. Nj ut the Court House
Afpunctua ATTENDANCE Of members " desired, as the
ANIMAL Election Of Officers win take piace as well a:
other business OF impgrtance TO the Society. 80
ire by orer Of the President, ~ llp' liit 's1.
) sept 1t. - 81 - er - II. HoRNBROoKy sec'y.
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.ogfifp INSTRUMENTATION PRIZES: reT-s
Prizes of ~ Appy1 t. sS e fErsd aEc', GO
t.-doD : spnI..p,fc .issro isiseg.. 500
Vi g. Sor ~ idS srAx q'fss 10 d 100 y"
DO ; IS: IL c.:af 80. :. s %S
s,sas do q Tseare.....G.La....... eO,eo
- .rgHsfs0 VIZ -
III 4 priSes amountinc Ia = z 4 a 0flGD
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To our Young Friends, Greeting:
XVyE are arain- ready to meet yeu at vour op-nir
w Session, and THIS tfnne with al! the NEW
BOOKS your Studies require. Come and see ne; VIM
know how ead we are TO welcome voti and thank Won
for your purchases. DOBELL a. LISTFRr-
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL,
49, AT D0BELL d LISTER'S.s,,,..
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OSENE OILS,

No. so Beaver ST., N. r.
. Local Agencies granted on applications es abcy.
Orders should specify the description of lamp or ma
cbinery for which the oil Is wanted. Is - SIS
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N-Tiiestan & Bros .Amlrotype Gallery,
First street., opposite the, Post Q flee, where
pictures OF all sizes and stylcs are made
Call and examine specimens y ~ asissiI
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FOR Mt!

MY STORE and DWELLING, on Main street
W. twodorrs abuye Orescent Civ Rank, and Frame
DWELLING on Second street. Enquire OF woolsev
A Nelson. rR'fH tIrH
All those indebted to will fnd their notes and
accounts at Woolsey & Nelson's, where they win
please call and settle iuaIsI siJ.sN.McfyJtT
auglO-2wl .sasFt hsi afdsi's lfs-7fTf
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-24
CRAtN5S CREEK .ACADEM Y -.
MOORE COUNTY,, N G..

The Trustees are happy to announce to the public
that the 9th Session of this Institution will open
Monday the 18th january next under the supervision
of Mr. Archibald McI.aug ghln as Principal.
MI MCEdi shlin is graduate of the University of
North Caronr and his testimonials nf the highest
character warrantng the Trustees in Civ Ing assurance
to all who may feel disposed to paronze the Insttu-
ton they viii have the advantages of systematic
and thorough instruction.
The Academy situated nine miles east of Cartha
near the Fayetteville ana Western Plank Road in the
midst ofa very healthy moral and intelligent neighbcr
hrod and twill ther> fore be free from mant OF the
vtiating Influences which mulch cndanger the health
and morals of students in Town and Villages
In order that the benefits of the Institution may be
within the reach of ALL the following low rates of tut
per session. payable in advance have been adopt
ed:
Enclisii according 10 advancement. S 10 to Sl5.
Latin Greek, French and higher branches Of Matle-
maticS, : -.
Excellent Board be obtancd at Mr. -trnols at
81 and other houses in the ncghborhood.
DONALD MCDONALD.
r
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STATE OF NORTH .CAROLIN A---ROBESoN
CDtNTY.
Camrt Of Pleas Quarter Sessions-Norembsr
Term, 1856.
DR.. ii. Mclean VS.. Malconi Baxter

DR.. ii. Mclean. VS.. Malconi Baxter.
Attachment Levy Land
Judgment nisi for Sixty dollars and interest from
22 December S54 and costs.
It appearing the satisfaction of the Court upon
affidavit fled by the Plaintiff that the Defendant
abscopds couceals himself that the ordinary
of law cannot be served himand William j. Brown
Constable returned into Court at this term attach
mcnt against the said Macom Baxter with the follow
ing endorsement to wit: Levied n tract OF Ian1.
containing NinetyseTen more nr less Is tie pro-
IN ea1s ssicss
land gam, alS.lt se from lhatleDhls Church;
and IONS the iafds OF Daniel Mcmillan Mary G-:.
han and others on the east side of said :Swamp III
RobeSon County October 10th day le56 1t is there
fore on motion ordered by the Court. that publication
be made in the North Carolnan. a newspaper printed
in the town Fayetteville for six weeks suecessivey
natifvinr the said defendant to be and appear before
the Justices the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to held for the county of Robeson at the
Court House in Lumberton, On the fourth Monday OF
Felr,,av reyt. then and there to show cause if any
he can why ju gment final shall not be entered against
him and the lands levied condemned to be sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs demand and costs.
Witness Shadr;,ch Howell, Clerk of our said Court
at office in Lumbertan the fourth Monday of Novem-
btr A. d. 1856. ana of American Independence the
Slst wear Issued the 27th day of December s56.
SHAD. HOWELL. Clerk.
Iv b. FREEMAN, ID. c.
1,nv
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THE FLOiTING BALLS OR KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

TIE subscriber having purchased The Right OF the
above Machine for the Counties of Cumberland and
Harnett, is ready to furnish such as may pc
desirous of obtaining Right / ne machine = ltpAe
portion fail be easily and speedily repaired
by person having the of tools. do nos CLAIM
for this machine than what 1t is able to perform
with that description of labor which almost every
family is able to supply without at aliin.ef iering
with tie ordinary duties. In the first place chIld
IL Is of age can perform all the labor after
having it operate Few times. and if the direc
tons adhered to- will do much work in day
three four women in the ordinary sr''i tfe
work will much better done, Below will be found
a certificate from those who have purchased and now
have in use one CT these machines
ISHAM BLAKE
April II, 1856 93-tf
FAYETTEVILLE n. c.. April 9. 1856
We. the Undersigned. having purchased of Mr. 1sham
Blake tf the above machines. cordially recommend
it to the favor of the Public. 1t washes very rapidly
in the old way and with less to the Clothing.
1t far exceeds our expectations and has only to be
in oEeation satisfy the most skeptica OF its
utility and economy. We have no doubt of its being
generally used wherever Introduced.
D. G. NcRAE. JNo. D. WILLIAMS,
w. J. ASDERsos JOHN D. STARR,
WM. McLAUEIc, JosEPH 4. WORTH,
\. p. Hurt, A. j. 'HASLoN,
JAS. G.. SMITH, DAVID WEMYss.
We in company with several other gentlemen. saw
deaced. put in and washed out by this machine. re-
moving all the dirty appearance of the bill. ana ieav
ing it perfectly legbe. which shows there is little
rn'1'irg produced in washing fine articles.
FRANK y. RofERTs,
JAS. G. SMITH.
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LARGE = AL e
DET y TAE.T a.}Lfz LANDS.

On the SECOND MONDAY in February 1857. at
the Court House in the town of Fayctteyille the un
dcrsigael viii ocr for sale. credit of one aud two
years several tracts of LAND in the counties of Cum
hcrland an'l Harnett
one tract the Western bank of the Cape Fear
River, bco,v Smiths Ferry containing about fifteen
hundred and sHy-iye acres-the Phantom of the late
Henry Elliot. There is a life-este III two hundred
and fifty acres of this tract, which will not be offered
for sale The interest in reversion will be disposed of
on the sale day separate from the other portion CT the
Plantation.
30 acres Lower Little River, known as tho Glib
sei. place.
900 acres on Lower Little River former residence
Of NeSr Williams. Jr.
- acres ElIiot's Mills.
800 acres the Juniper.
800 acres Little Mill Creek.
coo Gilscn's Creck-tlc Sinclair place.
SO Mc.Arthur's Bridge. Also tire Saw
Mill Timber on 300 acres adjoining.
800 Black Branch. near W. J Kelly's And
the Saw Nal Timber | 10 acres adjoining.
$50 acres near Munroe's Bridge, North side CT the
River.
100 acres including the Mineral Spring near the
Mills FORMERLY Col Murclson's
SEQ acres on Grog Greek, near the Fayetteville and
Western Plank Road.
50 the North Prong of Andarson's Crae,
Also an undivided interest being one-third of two
Lois II the Town Of Fayetteville, on Rowan Street
known as the Armstrong lots: and in 2S acres of and
the South side Of Little River near Elliot,s Mills
ALSO
At the time. credit of six months. will be
u shares of Stock in the Fayetteville and Western
Plank Road.
40 shares of Stock in the Fayetteville and Raleicb
Plank Road.
= shares in the Cape Fear and ep River Nayea.
tion Company .,-
10 shares in the Cumberland Academy. And an un-
divided interest in the Chemical Apparatus therein
These sales are made under power in the viii OF
the late Henry Elliot.
1tHS; J. G. sHEFHERD, I si'i15Rr Es'rs.
Dec 20, 1856. acts
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ON MANHOOD
AND IT'S PHEN;TERE DEgL.SE.

Just Pubiiss.c Gratis, the 3Gtil T:lousand:
\ WORDS RATIONAL TREAT
ssg9ss witho at Medicirn uf ufSpern,atorrlea
RN2l Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Cen
itai and Nervous Debility. Impotency, and Impedi-
ments to Marriage generally.
~ B. N. d.
The Important fact that the many alarming COM
plants .nating in the mprulence and solitude Of
youth may be easily removed without Medicine is in
this small tract clearly deonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment. adopted ',y
the Author. fully explained by of which every
one is enabled to himself perfectly end ct the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
mo-tr,lus uf tie day.
Sent to any address gaats and post free in scaled
envelope by remtting (post pad) two POSTAGE Staaps
DIX. I, DE LasEy, II Leonard Street. \. !. City
Dec. 13. 1856 2S-lH
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Class 2J5,
COHBIN 4 CO., AGENTS:

30.3lG prizes, amounting to S5a ,233
Tickets Sl-Sharcs in pror ortiG!{.
We invariably answer letters by return mail.
closing the tickets in good safe envelope and always
observe the strttest cGrfdence. After the drawing is
over we send the official drawing. with written
PLANTATION OF the result of the venture All
Prizes bought nt this office yablc Immediately
after the drarirg in Current Money and take Bank
Notes of any State or Bank drafts in payment for tick
cts at par FOR odd amounts in making change re-
celve postage stamps they being convenient than
silver. Correspondents may place the utmost confidence
in the regularity tnd safety Of tie mai,s very few
or no mscarriases of Money happen when properly
directed to U.S. Be careful that you mention your Post
Office. County and State. Give us at least one sin gle
trial. you cannot lose much if not gain One single
trial mty make yen indeten5ient fvr life TRY Us.
There should he no such word 5 fail. Address
CORBIN II co
Box 100 Post Office. Baltimore Md.
Oct. il 21-Gm
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ISobeson institute.
NJ. CURRIE, PRINCIPAL.

The exercises of this institutions will he resumed
Monday the 9TH January next.
Giish. Sl2. Natural Scicr:e 8I5 Ancient Lall-
guagcs: SIS. STUDENTS prepared for the Sopli.
Glass in the University Of y, G.
The principal has clalye of the cornmodious Stew
ard Hail. where board be obtained at SS per month.
exclusive of washing and room lights.
Board and tuition payable in advance if required.
The travelling public also informed that comfora-
bic Recommendations can Ee obtained at the Stewards
Hall. reasonable terms.
St PauS. Dee. 20 1856. 2G-St
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-24
n NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James Kvse

HAS just received & very large and general assort-
mcnt of GOODS Among which tre,
French and English Mernos:
DO. Delans Plain and Figured
Dress Silks, Fig d and Plain
Black Fillet Mts;
Sleeves and Collars:
Cloths, Cassinleres and Satins;
Bear and Negro Blankets
81 to I2-f Bleached and Blown Domestics
Gentlemen's Ready-Made Clothing
Carpeting Good and Common;
Boots and Shoes:
Anchor Boiling Cloth
Kerseys and Linseys
Irish Linens, Crash:
Table Diaper ard Napkiris
With many other orticles, all of which being pur
chased by the Package, will be offered low prices
by wholesale retail.
Nov. s. 1856. 23-tf
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Land for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale. his LANDS in IIar-
nett County. consisting of Three Hundred and Nine
Acres. less. situated and lying in the fork of
}arbacue and Upper Little River | Will sell all
together or in lots to suit the Purchaser Those wish
ing to purchase will DO we'll TO examine the Lands,
Il description here would be useless.
will sell the above named Land on the premises
Thursday the 10Th January S57.
For further particulars. apply to John Small my
self at Owensville n. G.
w. l. SMALL
Owensville Dec fs, is5G as-4t
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROIlINA---I:Ol on EisON
COUNTY

STATE OF NORTH CAK0iifN A---i: Oh EIsON
COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Norcm-
brr Term, 1856.
The Petition Of Amos Butler. Pinc!ncy b. Hill and
Russell Hill by their father and friend john HILL
Elias Bullock and wife Nancy; Spiers Farnum aud
wife Mary; Henry +. Pitnian and John Hamilton and
wife Sally aud Isham Butler, and Nancy Butler widow
of William Butler
against Ohediaf Btle., and John Biftler.
Petition for sale of Slaves.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Obediah Butler and John Butler the defendants in
this reside beyond the limits of this State. 1t is
therefore on motion ordered by the Court that puica
ton be made in the North Carons3i. q newspaper
printed in the town of Fayttevile. for six weeks
cessive1y- Notifying the said defendants Of the filing
of this petition and that unless they appear at the next
term OF the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county Of Robeson at the Court House in
Lumbeftoa. on the fourth Monday OF February next
and answer the petition. the same VIII be taken
pro confessie and Heard exparte as them
Witness, Shadraeh Howell. Clerk of our said Court.
at Office at Lumberton, the fourth Monday OF Ncvem-
Der, A d. 1855, and of AMERICAN independence. the
slst year. Issued the y 5th day ofDeccriber s56.
SHAD. HOWELL CLERK.
By 2. FREEMAN. d. G.
/ Jany 8. 1857 SIS.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-01-24
MOt.ey W anteEi.

will sell my DWELLING HOUSE and lot at
present occupied by myself, sittt:,tcti III lower Fay
ettevile, Person street. opposite Mr. @. Houston )
dwelling The Lot contains over half acre. ard
he House is comfortable for small family. having
three and good well Of water convenient.
apply to r. D. DAVIS.
or JOSEPH UTLEY
T. &. II tIl2 above property he not privately dis
posed by 1s January. it Will then be offered pub,
lie auction. Il. d. ID.
Dec. t. 1886. 27-4t