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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23

THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge Of Mr. STEVENSON who IL
IS needless to add has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department salts
lection of
NeEt1nEs, Pant StufFs, and COatangs,
70 which all the new and desirable styles will be added
MS fast as they appear in market
trusting by the grea amount variety, and superiority
u our STOCK, moderate prices, and unremed application
to business merit and receive continuance ~ he in
erai patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
TINS establishment beg leave respectfully TO invite
making their selections. st
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Consumption cam be Cured.
CONSULTATION FREE.

INSULATION FREE,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DIR. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENTERY
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs
DR., MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sOROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS
DIR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
MIR. NJ. could fill thousand Newspa-
Fers with certificates from persons whom he has cured
when in the last stages Of every disease; want of space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
them from every town in the Union.
DR. c.. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world Who thoroughly Catarrh,
and completely eradicate from the System He is the
most successful, well the cheapest Physician in
America and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS!
DIR. G.. Howard Marshall has no Snufs
for sale of his valuable Medicines be obtain
cd of any other person than himself.
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State, Dr. MAR
BHALL will have all his letters directed to him al the
Bay State House, Worcester instead Of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, as formerly.
The First Seven Days of Each Month,
ID r.. M A SHA ALL
WIN be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
DR.. M. can be consulted and prescribe for equally as
well by Letter as in person.
All Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
lhe month, viii be promptly attended 70.
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and Fine Business Coats.
NE cusToM pEpARrn

An. Among which will be found some verylattraotvo sau
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23

81 MASSACHUSETTS MORGAN,
ss The undersigned gives notice that his fine Stall
NE lion, (" Massachusetts Morgan" will stand dur
ing the Season, at his Stable, on Pleasant Street
opposite LiaolR'S Nurseries
MassachusetsMorgan sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain Morgan, ID, owned by siias Hale Royalson;
Green Mountain Morgan, I'd, was sired by Clifford Nor
gan, g. sire Woodbury. g. sire Justin Morgan. His
dam was cross OF the best English Blood with the Nor
gan, and his raised by Calvin Wheel1ck Of sutton
in this county Massachusetts dorgan is one Of the finest
animals Ia the country He weighs Just 1000 pounds and
has TT tied his mile in three minutes. For symmetry of
form, and grace Of motion and bottom he has no superior
At the Great Horse Exhibition OF the Boston Agricultu-
raj Assciaon in October, 1885, open to all horles in the
United States and British Provinces Massachusetts Nor
gan was awarded the End Premium Of so by the com
flesh in the country.
fhe Stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities of their sire, and of the which he has
descended and his colts have been sold prices ranging
from $500 to $1,000.
Terms $40 abe Season, down, and the re.
mainder at the end Of the Season.
Mares brought from distance will be kept or DAYS
until served without extra charge. Also accommodate
tions Of Stable and Pasture, for any length time
JAALAM GATES, 173 Pleasant-st. .
Worcester, April % 1857. d2taw&wtf my6
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DRY GOODS.

This wonderful exhibition and thrilling performance
will take place on
"Wednesday and Thursday, May 90 s. 81,
Commencing each morning at a. M, and continuing
without nternission until p. whenit is believed the
performers will be generally and Individually used up.
The eas that will be performed absolutely astonsh
ing and must be seen to be believed. such tumbng,
jumping, running tearing, cutting, and slaughter of
MILLINERY & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Was never witnessed befol in Worcester.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

A L L H A L!!
Something for the Million
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DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERsT TO
DIR. q. no WARD ARsHALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. dIy i22
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.HE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published BY JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
E9YIs DRFw at No 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

the performance, which brought crimson flush
to her lovely face.
She was introduced to many at Their request.
and Captain " ilson was soon by her side, and
passed an hour in lively conversation.
When the company left. Maria retired with
out bidding Hattie =" Goodnight and did not
appear at breakfast as usual At an early
hour, Mr.. Milford came home to dine, and im-
mediately dispatched servant to Maria with
the message that her father wished 10 SEQ her in
the library.
We will not lift the curtain and expose the
conierence brAwill only .sdd- that his daughter
soon after went to Hattie's room, and never af-
ter treated her as " country cousin. -
In IL few evenings after the party, Captain
Wilson called and spent an hour with the young
ladies, and the repetition of his visits made it
evident that he had more than an ordinary OBJ
ject in view, and like true gentleman, he soon
made known his mind to Hattie, who treated
his proposals with true womanly dignity, ask
ing him to give her time to consult her parents
and uncle upon subject of such vital i'm
portance.
Her uncle informed her that Captain Wilson
was young man of character and enterprise,
we'll worthy the love of true and honest
heart; but advised her to consult the wishes Of
her parents, who soon replied by letter, desir-
ing her to take the advice of her uncle who
WAS acquainted with the gentleman in queS-
tion.
! Hs advised Hattie to consult her own tastes
and wishes upon subject involving such mo
mentous realizes and after mature deliberation
she accepted his hand, bestowing on him as
true heart as ever beat in maiden's bosom.
As Captain Wilson was to sail in d few
months, and the exigences Of life being many
he wished to leave Hattie behind not as his be
trotbsd but as his bride, bestowing upon he
the whole of his hard earned wealth, provided
he never returned that she might have no
only all she might need for her own support
but all she might wish to bestow upon object
of charity, for he appreciated her motives and
desired to share in the love bestowed on her by
all
We must now leave the happy youthful
couple, and return to William Milford, VIII
had been torn from his wife, child, and friend
to drag out a miserable existence in exile, wit
!. simply adding that Captain Wilson sailed from
Boston to India, Oct. 7 1887. taking his wit
with, him, being unwilling to leave her behind
as was at first contemplated.
- [CONTINuED NEXT WEEK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

A WITTY REJoINDER. a comical
son of The Emerald Isle, who carries wood and
water, builds fires, &C.. for the boys at Hamilton
College, is as odd a specimen of the genus Hib-
ernian as ever toddled in a brogan. One of the
students having occasion to reprove him ore
morning for delinquency, asked him where he
expected 10 go when he dbee,,
.'Espcotto co go'to the hot place." said Pete
without rincing.
"And what do you suppose will be your por-
ton there e asked the Soph soemnly.
"Oh !" growled the old fellow, Us he brushed
his ear laziIy with his coat tails, 'bring wood
and water for the boys
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

QUEER. QUESTIONABLE QUERlEs. lis death:
door opened with skeleton key.
When lawyer composes his mind, does he
do It in 6-8 time
Would you say that lady was "dresset
loud" who was cove red all over with bugles
Is there any truth in the report that th'
Arabs who live in the desert have sandy hair
and is it also true that those who live by thu
Red Sea have carrots?
In selling Newfoundland dog do you know
whether it is valued according to what it will
| fetch or what it will bring
How should a husband speak to a scoldni
wife My dear, love you still.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

l think the . EXTREMIST verge y of my hall
column must be reached, and will postpone
the remainder for another "jot."
Adieu, Quo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

Keep your business and your science well
and they wi keep you we'll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

SENATE - BIDS introduced. by MIR. Chitten-
den, amending section 45, chapter % of com
piled statutes, relating to highways and bridges;
by Mr. Wead, amending an act to prevent the
traffic in intoxicating liquors, which were re-
ferred to the committee on printing, To pay
Luther D, Newcomb and others, the sums
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29
Jottings by the Way.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-04
VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP:

EnTf FOR ALE.-SEVEN HUNDRED AND
fhrfvseven Of land within mile OF the City OF
Raleigh 800 Of which are the finest and pro-.
ducve low grounds in the State. offered for sale. The
ed grounds This situation is well known To many Of the
citizens Of North Carolina but invite capitalists from any
where Ia and be competitors for this estate. life
time will pass, before such opportunity will again be pre-
scented fur valuable purchase.
have inst erected A SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upon thu premises The Mills can be
seer from the Dwelling House. and Therefore all the
tim, under the proprieiors observation The Mills are
supported by the best stream tia, nywherr be ud
ana will lack for water, being supplied by Canal
well constructed upwards Of 5000 Yards lergh, and 10
feet WIDE with standing head, over l7l fee, wheel and
feet face.
The Mill is substantial three story brick building ire
proof, aud stands on a solid rock foundation.
Below this MN, and within 4nn YARDS another water
power be employed using the water, and, in adj
don three other good and constant streams. A 10 urt
overshoi IL Dot breast could be employed for any
purposes demanded
An extensive varied and choice Orchard is attached to
the premises.
A MINERAL SPRING pf fine chaybeate water has
Gently been discovered the land which said 10 be
go1d il the country Its 0caiiOn Raleigh the
the wafer render il certain that this may be made celc
bried waicrngpace, equal to any in the Northern or
Southern States
Further deScr pon Of this property is deemed needless
Per4is desiring purchase will that is Their inter
est TO call and examine. When they do so, ihay will be
better pleased Than by reading the above.
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists Of u convenient and
wei located ui. with DWELLING HOUSE If six rooms,
the Central Rail Road Depnt, and oiher vacant lots
WILLIAM F. COLLINS,
March I. 1857 g9-swtf
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GENERAL DIRECTORY


GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG, Of Northampton. Governor, salary,
per snnuu 5000, and the Of furnished house Term
sxpires January I, 1859
PrLAskl CowPER Of Northampton Secretary TO the Co
yernor exclusive Of Fees ssae
wllsx HUI Of Wake County Secretary Of State, ex-
elusive Of fees $500
DAxtkL w Couxrs Of Rockingham Treasurer, $4,000
C H BRocpES, Of WAYNE, Comptroller, &, 900
W R,cHaRpsoS, Of Wake, Chief Clerk I" Treasurer.
$50
The Council of State composed of the following gentle
men:
G C Marchant. Of Currituck
DGw wsrd, Of Pitt
N NJ Lang, of Halifax
Walker, of Meckenburg
Mckay, of Sampson
d Bethel, Of Rockingham
CM Avery, Of Burke
Governors Aids, with tho rank Of Colonel
WI Kennedy, Of BeauI,rt
John W Cunningham, Of Person
Mcl)uiiie, OF Cumberland
John G Yancy of Madison
The General Assembly commences its session on the t'r
Monday November alternate year The next cleo
tions for members of the Senate ard House Of Commons
and for Governor will be held the first Thursday OF
August, ISIS
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TIE MEEIILY RrAR.

rs TIE WASHINGTON CRY NEWSPAPER FpR
II persons nj distance 10 take Its rumpn~a and fr'
liability concerning Washington nhnrs und w rr iritc
to other matters uf which inflammation centre. 10 Mtshug.
ton has secured ir The Daily Saran immense circulation,
The Weekly STAR contain, all appearing w Va, Dat,
capital Tales Tor the Fresdr, dc 4c. FERNS Tho ID ".
S. 81 per The wstly el,si pc, annuu rnClubs,
The Weekly is mgl,d addressed To cgC pefsuuj nj 81 pcr
annum. Subscriptions pad in advance
Polcaliy The Star is Southern Rights,
Address W, y. WALLACll, Publisher, Washington CITY.
Nov. ~, 1885. lNs--tL
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TO THE PUBLIC

~ W. PALM ER WOULD THANK ms
u friends and customers for their past patronage,
aud solicit continuance 0f the am better pcpar-
cd prcscu with hands and stock in quality and quantity,
for the satisfactory prosecution Of my business than
before. As s,n"hIg new aud especially u-eul, would
mention my patent circular brick, invention of my
These brick have been pronounced great Improvement for
building fines drains green houses, drying fruit &c. They
are greatly sup To the plain brick wish 80 increase
my business and have increased my facilities for dong
II accomplish this viii do any hing aud everything at
all times. Sundavs excepted. AM 10 be found At my
brick yard always read, contract Tor the erection
ecron Of any kind of brick work All opaers left at the
Marlborough House for will be promptly filled.
CHARLES W. PALMER.
Raleigh, February 10, 1885,. gG-swiy.
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
AEI HAVE DIFFERENTIATED TO REMnNE SnuTll |

ASH HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH !
N offer valuable Tract ui Hnd lur sale ciihh.
ing fur Hundred Acres Of witch about unr hundred aud
iiy tine state ~ cultivation. lbg balance -
well wou ded and g,ud arabic iHud
sud land has un IL hrst-iaie dwelling house, MI 10
ccssary oul-hUuse, amt ne we'll Il water IN , yard u
fine orchard Of apples lGi peaches II every kud,
Sad hand hes lv> southeast 81 hhlugh. between
The Wilmington uud Newborn Rulla, N unu mr ~ Au.
burn.
viii take great pleasure in showing said land any
person who may wish 20 bay.
=. II. STURDLyAST.
August H. 1885. 1p--if
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SUPERIOR. COURTS

The Superor Courts are held the Circuits by the
following officers: Judges Samuel Person OF New Han
ovtr County Matthias Manly Of Craven John Dick,
of Orange John Ellis ~ Rowan; and Romulus NJ
Saunders of Wake solicitors Elias Z. Hines. rides the
First Circuit Geo Stevenson Of Craven rides the Second
Circuit; VIM A. Jenkins, rides the Third Circuit Thos
Ruin OraGge rides the Fourth Cifcy,t Robt Strage
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit William Lander Of
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin, of Bun
,ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
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NEAY BE 'fOUND COFFEE SUGAR, ADMANTiNE
lSh aud Taihw uanic-, NRils IT at for c'mniun
use Crck,ry aud tin ware If all aud shapc nn nnd
Tobacco and Cigars, Meal and Flour, Corn aud Peas aud
Shoes and s'ali Assortment ~ bn Goods and Candies
and many aihcr things commonly lunud IN grcsl " all
of which viii be SOLD Cheap for cash pr Country fridute
Tor which the highes, make PAGES Will he paid
W. ". WOODED.
April 20, ls5d. Ii--.
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NIoTIcE.-rnE srnscRInrN ofrENs rnRsNIl

NTOTICE.--TIlE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAL
ing u his paniu ion c,nuIHng Two hus,d acIc' ~
ghd farming land, with tyr glnd recently erected rt.
dcnces the one Tor winter, The other nr fuuinel.luu.c
with The necessary Oui'bud.ngS Tor senHuS griin
stock, &c.
Also eonneced with the above len or twelve thou
sand acres Of pney Hnd, upon VIII oh NOW mud
fine cultivation tlttN sets NJ boxes, III round u,s
enough I" cut twenty SETS more Irm the lHrr
lands two FINE D,ilorps sufficient for tho l-iiiutun
Of the crop, Also tine sixteen horsepower sram-lw
aud gst mill, aud large aud cuunu ,urchuu,c at
good stand Tor the barleTnR fgrocees, &c, hr Tupcu
tine.
Further notice Is deemed unnecessary Us the purchaser
will doubtless closely Inspect the premises brrr puFrha
sing.
JNO A. ANERlTT,
Caiharuc Lake. \. g.
Dec 10, 1856 G-ilma,
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Mall Train arrives al o o'cluck, A. NJ frvm The East
nd departs ION. after O'Clock, A. NJ
Mail iroin the West arrives about the same time.
POST OFFICE.
William White, Sr, Post Master
Office henrs ON week days, frum Sunrise 10 0 Pm.
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1857. jpRING TRADE. 1851
STESE fSON & WEDDEF.il.
Importers and v Eoicsalc Deais in FOREIGN AM
i MnC~tic Dry Go hIs,

Nos. - ,yD h SYCAMORE ST., 7 rausHrHo, Va,
A M SOW u bFRlNG THE LARGEST ~TOC
n ~ lmp,ftni hrd pImestic Fal RES they IHEr OIL.
had " VII ch Tie siye the attention ur She Nurh.ta
~ and Virginia 'lerchnus with lhr resonance rI. rn
can and VIII one, Nlc Inducements IN Var. w. 81 lIc a
Prev a. cnnm1 Y To give entire sa btacr'on
Match W. ls5t, @ha,olv
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SSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ The fourth Monday in May next hr the building Of
jail in the Town nf sniihded, Johnston County, North
Carolina vt VIII ch time the ds VIII be opened aud the
cr,Ipct awarded tn the lowest bidder when the undertaken
will be Immediately Informed Of MS DIS having be
ed when he viii be required into bond with salts
factory security or the faithful performance Of his contract
Persons disposed To put in BIDS for the will be fur
nshed plan aud ctications by addressing the Jail com
mittee at SmhGold, Nc.
A. MITCllINER. y
J. W. b. WATSON,
4. W WHITLEY, c
URiAH BRADLEY, No'"'
WILLIAM HASTINGS,
W. IL McCULlERS, in.
March 49, 1857. 3i-swtc
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ENGiNEs. Nc.-nArlNG nh

MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-lAflNG NJ
lVH ceved an Agency IT, une uT ir largest establish.
mepis in the United States. prepared To- contract tn
Machinery ut all sudS aud " the most perfect character
nn the most 'Hv rtb terms Tor cash guad paper.
Among many things, cnunVriir luCiuuiirs with m
improved valve arrangement, yiug thu beat results
Stationary Engines irn 10 90" horse power, arranged IT,
suit the purposes Tor which they needed, aud guaranteed
To- give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from 10 10 horse power. adapted io
the use ri Farmers, Printing Offices, lltsi,ng, Gr.
Power Presses Ol new, pie, durable aud cf,riiyo
character, and rapid work.
shop Fittings Power i'pucfs BORING aud Mnrlring Ma
chimes Cation and Flour Nils aud indeed all uds Ut No.
chncly. SAML u raul.
ci,rsbmg. Va
February u, 1850. g-,wIy.
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STATE VI, MONTH CARnLINA-.wAk-

N ] Y Z y Y
- COUNTY ia Equiv, The Heron " ntuv Company
Is Robert 7. :, vel : III and i,~. Wcsnmu.
Whereas II Il complaint Inns been filed In uur Court
of Equity for H. CpuuiY uuNc Wuuon b, the hrr MIN.
ing Company Enbrrl T. Stuykun aud Iu,cph Wcsmni,
for the sale Of Nd and fir uthcr pufpsrsi
And whrfce. II has been mgd' 10 pear In the snsfc.
ton ol orr sad Court, That ilcrrndls N 'lr above ~.
,ltltd We Residents III 'hr SHrut Nrl Carolina!
This, he ,.urr, is nnriw The Emd Robert + Suck iuu
and Tie saA Joseph Wcsman, that the said bill has hrrn
pcar at tNH'eN Court 81 ty, IT, he held Tor The Cuuui,
uf Wake - the Courthouse ~ the Guy IT KnicR IN the
first MONDAY after the fourth Monday IN March next. then
a. d heio plead answer druur 10 the said bill ut
compliant the 9ar val he taken Pho r,s..o ~ hem
and a d,rrec made psoddlugy.
Giyc under NV hni nj office thi, lih February siT
10 GRAHAM HAYWOOD. q. 4 "
Februa,f Is, lshn li--sNbW
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Il \. CAROLINA.-Ths 81 scr5l,,I, J.,,' NJ
Ken the premium at the late State f MN, ,.,. Tie
iools ichr'ers Nunaslavas and hack r. r,lI .'uls
~ The public that They are rnanuGniur j., fb ''Nge
iens ,t, Their wnrkme', having bee, i,r r,r,, ' o1
ga'rd W the rbore business are tinsmr s.,1 l, r
quality and proper construction If i..ei in B. W., s
liver lhii.c tuu's any points on the n g. " . g g ,
VI Railroads. We warrant these 4 ulq +. '' '' " E
V,lih and superior In adaptation for sr; Ma m W. W.
en- manufacture and ask aliheral shal OF ,trr '''
age trusting tlia! liberal Southvrners m ri ., n'
home nuinuiaetHiss. '..''. o
,rm, %'ag,, 1nSre''ed to US at JHrricl n c. will Meet
,.......,.y, La W. g. WHITFIELD
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COURTS OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS
Arson County the second Monday in January, April
July and October .
Ashe fourth Monday in February May August and No.
vember
Alexander, first Monday in March, June September, and
December 49, -
Alainance first Monday after the fourth Monday Of Feb
ruary, May, August and November
Beaufort third Monday in March and September and the
FIRST Monday in June and December
BERTHE second Monday in February, May, August, and
November
Baden first Monday in February, May, August and No
vember
brunswick first Monday in March, June, September and
December
Buncombe second Monday after the fourth Monday in
knsssi, June. September and December
Burke eighth Monday after the fourth in March, June,
September, and December
Cabarrus third Monday in January, April July aud DC
tober
Caldwell sixth Monday after the fourth kanday in March
ssss. isvtsabsr ~ Dsesnbss
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THE SUPREME COURT

The Bill to provide for holding Session Of the Supreme
Court once a year. in the part 0 the State, having
become Law We subjon a synopsis Of its provisions
Sec Is, provides that Session Of the supreme Court
shall held yearly at Morganon on the fits! Monday OF
August
Sec I'd provides that all Appeals taken and CAUSES trans
uitied from the Counties OF Stokes Davidson Montgome.
~ Arson and all counties lying west Of the sane shall DE
heard and tried al Mo-ganton
Ss I'D provides for the appointment Of Clerk, who shall
keep his Office at Morgan,0n
Sec 9Th makes the duty Of the Sheriff OF Burke to attend
the Sessions Of said Court
Sec h prov des that the Reporter for the Court At ka
leigh shall Reporter to the Morganion Session
oft
Sec 7h makes II the duty Of the Judges TO apnn one Of
the Solicitors within the region of country specified to al
tend said Court ut Murganton. Aorne, fur the State
The act does abolish either II Il Terms ut Raleigh
but provides for holding an additional one a. Mnrgan"n
james L Dodge, Clerk
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MUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE At NY
- Grocery ni"e "n 'lu n"ih sdc o market squire u
Crush Powder and C0ilre Sugar VI different grudts,
Ground and u ain Pepper Nsp Cock ny soda. cheese.
Salt, Sperm aud A,aiuannc Iiudl,s soap Sugar smu.
king md Chewing Tobacco, Sole and upprr Leather, aud
unny other ar Giles usually kept ia Gio,cl, III Il which
will be sold Gs low they ,in be- hough In The Guy uf
Rirgh. Dr. Hides and n Kinds ~ country pruducr wit
be taken in exchange Tor Goods, At the ghv. prices Call
and examine Tor yourselves.
j. j. fERRElL,
December 80, $50. Ia-L