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MEDICAL,
JEST ARRIVE

1
| - 4 -. JUST ARRIVED. slea ssa z. ,
i1o Doz BALM OF THOUSAND Flow
10 ERS Just received By Express direct from the pro.
/ pfistors. For sale at 50 cents per bottle sssss Ia
maya -. J @. BROWN, - College street
| TTIsHING TACKLE.-A Iargs stock selected By
It one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain aud on Snoods; asO, Absrdssn 6favets
leen, snd Common Limerick Books; splendid assortment
Of nss Cable Laid SILK and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Mnnow seines IL By 4; Floats Of every variety
@ pps ab6 can amp sH d.
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution Of this ussfzI calling. isla.ss -.
jes - ~ .. 70. g. BR0Wh. IS Oolleeest.
NoD-LIvER OILS Gro genuine Uod.Lavsr OH,
rs''i'sd from hg 10 s 9a55 o q b
+ EECHEs.-l,Ooo Swedish Leeches On hand and FOX
~ ssie By = 10. @. BROWN, IS Qollsss q. ,r
DURE MANONGAHELA WHIsKY.-6 bbls
Of the Shove just received, Of prime q4atyi sed to
jss Il Jo O. BROWN. IS College s.. 4
c TONE WARE.-25O0 pieces Stone We're consist
ing Of Jsrs, Churns Jugs MIX Pans, Banter Crooks
DC. Of every size, just recsived.
jss 20. 6. BROWN. 4s College st.
DORTER AND SCOTCH AI.E--ConstantIy on
y hand barclay, terkins'k I. Co.'S celebrated LOndon
jss = ! 10. g. BROWN, 4s College st %
pEARL STARCH IS boxes Of very superior /
Il article OF Starch, Just receivedby : -
-. i III ~. " DhONN ~ X*IHcE3Ef.
IA
GOLD FOIL. r-s~ss.7..t -
AkeE supply Of Gold Flfrom the best Manufactursrs
jgss received and for sale BY
81 - RICE POWDERS. = |
NEW and valuable preparation for the skim Just re-
n cefved and for sale by STRETCH 6xPECK.1
Z PURE PORT WInE.117 q u
ONE eask Pure Port Wine expressly for Medicinal mr.
" poses, just received and Tor sale BY A : - 4 /
noys .l.el - ~ STREFCH & PECK.
-4,4sfl FINEtTEAs.
have In store large Stock ne Teas consist
~ ing OF all the most favorite brands flt gczio
oecio STRBTCH d PECK. !
ARD OlL-Best Winter Strain LARD Oh jus 4 received
Lend for safe by STRETCH & PECK
4 lksOS SETSS.-A1aFge supply OF hne Onion -SetIs
" foI saie by me barrel, 0Ushe, or quartz by /
decl9 n. STRETCH & Pick
DIR d SEED.-Consisting of Hemp, Canary and Rape i
~ Seed, Just received aad for sale By 800 ava . -
oecIs STRETCH & PECK. /
OAPS.-Consisting of Honey Poncine, Envy Of Snow
- Gold Cream, Walnut OIL Barber's Block, Pamyrenel
Brown Windsor CASTLE, AmbrosiaI, Almond, Tooth and
WASH Balls, received and for sale BY .ssest $50 p
eeeIs -I--...E * STRETCH PECK !
IHOR CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS, &c.--Aman-
H dine and Gold Cream, just received for sale By
declS a5.. ItTeH STRBTCH & PECK,
wholesale aud Retail Druggist corner of College Vnieu
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Valuable NARROWED CiTY LOTs ron

me Lot fronting aapls street 90 feet running back
" 100 feet with a superb Brick Dwelling eontsiniS1 ~
~ rooms, good eislsEn, Smoke-house, &C. ! -
ALoO Ne Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and $50
leet deep, with god story Brick aouse eotanIog az
rooms servants. Ioons kitchen, good welI smoke
nSese &c. be.n Los nney set win shra0Dsr3 ssos nnd
irnt trees, ana VII be sold accommodating terms Az.
ny - alist 1ltt 2 NANCE q WOUDWARD.
: tss.esa sal JAMkS a.. MURkkl1-. or
T. -. ~ WMs q. NANCE. r5f 9sfaf
Several good Farms, wen proved, near Nashyills
large nunber OF uslmPfOfed Lou. Several Garden
Lots rum 70 is acres ne city. These wishing 10
purchase will do well 70 call soon fdf ri - =
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A. KERR&CO.-

Hawsu MPORTsRs or
lUsF rses : y. - SslA1ss WINES, BR aNDErs.s.
large sloek Or 49, ss.@ess seotand and cantsrisnd
49, ~ Cigars, 6Rs banda
~ eoxss 1ns Port: -,s-s5
-, y boxes fns shegrS
- e czsza me Bfandls..
Is boxes Calhoaa Wai,kv i. = .
q 10 boxes Sardinss '-
- b6is me Old Rourboa su.,..-
100 cases 6rsnd, >, In botiss
ALeo,a me GsI0rsmen5 Of FruIss $780,. :,
o al kinda nne stock Of Gus yin - -. nuts
raPes o. All kinds ssd everything thai q Esot sceaseo
"n'sn We WI sell - shs lowest price Tor ess = i 'ss
Al nose owing viii please call snd DaT q "a -.
Aoesg, $50 iartner 1ndaigsncs We cannot rfTe ->ts
' 1so - .. r--.- A. KRRR eco 81 Cs.Isr,s
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For Sale.

0eO ACRES OF LAND. situated three or four miles
NV Oihe cry, between GAstin Porer
sloea IN pieces varying rom IL % 50acEes, viii
DC sio oat an Lots er me Hhoie may besl purchasers
~ sou oeep ana oil the richest qualify, yell nbered
W Dine grass, has number Of hne Springs a al
ofdng an abundant supply Of the pussI water From he
1lAn road Is reached ~ good 1urnpke, hall mile
~ Ana road now N course of binding passing
tnr0ugn the Tract 70 the Cumberland RIVER On as FARM
ls coniertabie dwelilng and out-nouses young apple
orchard OF $50 Teee Qrehard lox range q
new and substantial fence place on ne asE
road Isms-I Sand yezr sln ron dals Of
ALSO, other Tract OF about los acres three mile.
Northeast iron The eity and abOuTs iron me CAT
lAAn road inns Tract Is nearly surrounded By TURNPIKE
roads, aadis susdlvded containing from 10 IS
scrss and lntsIseced oy avenues lerms
years. win interest," POSSESSION given Immediately for
either ootn VI the above Land provided The cur
oHasef UIli iar equiv aent growing crops aad
SOCK neladsd! ~ - 9ttJOHR u. WINSTON.
marzz-dm : 2s(;asrrS s.,..s. n
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REMOVAL.

TNHURST0E & BERNARD have removed to No.
l. Public Square, seTt door to Cahoun's, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock d
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown and Bae Bread
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassimeres Vestings, Gloves
HoTery, Crsvats, Handkerchies, &C.. &C. 81 as ~
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NEWsEIER OF STEAMERS
: NEW z Toi.k, n6 sssS5sl Asp BREmEs.

TIE HAGEfRIcENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
S1uKRE n the soUf Captain Beal, 2s7l toak snrhen
xeDiA FA,.-........ - Capt. Bakers 2Ss< 90
Z -s3oH Capt Hr Ator, s6eI 90
.tJFNK6hy he EUROPEAk AND AMERICAN STEAM
Ns11FRIPPlEG conFANX % LONDON kH9 SOUTH
41FfOt, are apPopts1 - sail from NEW Yokkel every
aiisrs.te WEDN EsDAY, tor LONDON AND BKEMEN,
toRehfnz n land passezgsFs ana ils fof
England FrAnes They win remain ono day tLondon,
Rtfirsaas, hey viii Leave BREMEN for NEW FORK on
eyefg alterte stopping ony g souTnAMPToE
Ths steamships Of the frat ass, and have superior
act'mnodn1ons for passengers Thsy viii lake limited
nuueer Of thfd-cessog stserage passsnsen Surgeon
&aehsd 70 each ship.s y '1is1d - I.
The q freight London win Be but Little higher
seAat teSse q sailing ships l.rsa tssla 81 ~ z
Il orln RATES or PASSAGE.
First Cabin, 90; Second Cabin, $780, stetiage, sSo.
Tie steamship AREo will sail from NEW YORK, on
WEDNESDAY, 941H JUNE, and be succeeded b Tie
JASON, isr of JULY. 49,
FIR freight passage apply TO IN; sAkDs
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~. ID g q % Cheosa

Just rec srVed BY 5 B. lebanon
~ 70 y. NJ These, arst ciass article;
81 boxes W R. cheese on hand.
~ So Barrels Sweet Gran Cher; ..-.-
To- 50 90 Champagne Cider;
mer. ~ - N'eP AZ SIM
Persons wishing 70 eslebfats the FOURTH OF July can be al
eomnodaied with FIRE NOrxs aad necessary artie q.
loE that grsat occasion, by j. a. ROBE EfI.t1S -
-yenoz.- y - l- BrOadWay.
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GROCERIES.
HENRY HART, IN =. W. zAcsAE m soHs s. zAsr
sss oh- HART, MACRAE q CO., ssifsi1as 81
WH0IrsALr al oorRR &00NMIsEIOH

ss' @ HART, MACRAE a. co .,saifsi1ss =
wHoLxsALE GR 0CERs . o0MMIsfIoH
Nos and South Market street, Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
IS boxes 4 Havana Sugar, 800 assorted DsnjOAns
IRS barrels n T. CrusheczOo paekags sss = ss'ps
Perasrsa s. S S f Ssss:s Buckets.
50 barrels n o Loaf Sugar so nests s. Painted Tubs,
200 barrels O. soasss 50 boxes ssoos PIPES
sss Ssss s s Baltimore S |.sss;lssS, ;eqs
800 Ssss 4. O. Rio Coffee. 1900 Kegs sails Assorted
IS bags IAguirs Coffee, -, Sizes s.t..s.w
Java CofIse, 100 boxes Palm and German
IS hags Pepper, Is soap, si'..i syit iatSss
20 bags Spice, 80 ~ cases Caronna hlce,- -
leo casss Super Carbonate so doz Zine Wash Boards
Soda, t 500 reams Superior Wrap.
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TO-ioS bags Shot a. % si
bacco, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment Of 100 barrels Clover Seed,
nion and hne Cigars 90 barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers. sees
Snuff, saJ b $50 bbls Rectihed whiskey,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, IS barrels Old Bourbon
So boxes Pearl Starch, IS barrels aonOugahsasua
IS cases Sardines, Old Bye Whiskey,
50 Uses Oysters, so barrels Robertson Corn.
so boxes Assorted Pickles. ~ Whiskey,
50 boxes caisup and Psp-l5 barrels Old Lincoln wbsi
g boxes 4s:'d Pig Fruits. q esst. Pure French
100 Ss oS Shse sss'' 10 cssRs Pure Port wns
so boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 5 casks Pure sherry do
500 packages Star Candies, casks Pure Madeira do
50 do Tallow do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
rs bags Timothy Seed, so bbls American Brandy
300 boxes assd. Glass Ware, 10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
loo boxes 6Xle and 10Xl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
jan HART MACRAE GO.
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VOL. XVIII. o. p
ANDREW wINDss

Advertising Sno Snbscrpuon Omco,
No. 1eS Nasssca Stree, merit door % NasseoS Bank.
MN YORK
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pRICE Of Vinegar Redaesd to ss per Dbl until further
nOtes,by tDayAl Z. o'kANk
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LUMBERl LUMBERI,

THE undersigned extensively Lumber
business and respectfully solicit from Builders
needing any hingn line. They Of
the Wilson county,
furnish any of LUMBER either Cedar other timber
Tn cir Depot is at the Nashville Lumber Yard. -a
Orders may bs addressed ndersigned
Gadesve, Wilson Co., Tenn. left with Mr.. DAEDEr
our Depot. KiRKPATRICK, DRENN0N 4 SIMMONS
nl7-'57-d1y. KIRKPATRICK d GLASS.
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WHITE SIX BONNETs RY RxPRrSS.
DECEIVED nis oornlug by Rxpre-s Iot ar Whit. sIk
5o9ne,s q NE ven Iaet stsle beautiful uaieTial.
90, OF elegant small ng'd French JaeOneits with
Ao pes hte Mueqaeto Netting Our stock Of goods 10
general vel assorted, and viii be
p1De0-H TRRv MoRcAH
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~ hs+s aas-it5 H19t Eei71i 100 g5s= zsH tFsssaa
61 .efE egfssa3 - sF''as aiad .sHeszsq
zss ~ ! 81 - tsaa .ssn ssieeas9 sai
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AUSTEN'S
GEEERaL AsENTs, kERosREK On Co.
No. SO Beaver street, n u

NIB. Circulars with fall particulars testnonisls, p
dc, d. will be forwarded on application as aboFe. 8
iune6-Iy. -tt IA. w.
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OLD AND MADEIRA WINES AND
SUNDRIES. 81 -
DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry; Inpe.
rial Pale Sherry; opleys old Port; Sanderman's Port;
Burgundy Port IvaRnoe Madeira ten Hungarian To-
kay Lahe Clsret; Hdut alien Claret Congress
Water and Superior London Cigars various brands
apr23 HOLLISTER d. CARTER.
FINE TEAS.
d EST black Imperial; Young Tyson and Gunpow der
ID Tees. HOLLISTBR q CAR Err,
9pr23 q Ubion street.
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BEST NUTMEG CHEEs

NE hqndrsd and aey OF ths shove, Of Superior quail
" Just teceivsd and for sale by 49, - :
u0y6 hra rsaf J, o.. ROBERTSON Rroad,,,.
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q r.-.nA sfE ss.rias4 e5s& y a2gis - u
seF ef -sfF ae' 80 p tfsF - ~ -
sas I1H W f-i-1 - f95a- 4 - Z = = 4 s.lt
AZ sansl3sft attsas =. ltstF
a., erH sas16 sa4V sssSlss - - d 80 = : :,
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pURE HOLLAND GIN for zlls By
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in token Of their respect for :be memory of d,
ceased. Vi The De.
Resolssd. That the Chairman cause .o.
proceedings Of this meeting to be Forwarded VI the
family Of the deceased, and that he have ~. 70 the
published IN the papers Of Greensboro, and th same
worshpiul Jost'css Of the Court Of Pleas and .ns
ter Sessions, Of the county Of Guford. non. quar-
SION be requested to spread the same on ,Ss IN ses
Of their Court '" Tue records
Afser the reading Of the resolutions ,Joh, n.
mer, and George G. Aendenhall, Esors r... a. Gil
to the sentiments therein expressed n .epohded
deeply impressive and highly euogistc Of speeches
ceased. Any attempted ours to give SWINE me de-
the very chaste and eloquent remarks Of ihosp Of
tlemsn, or of the speech Of Gov. Morehs.S SSe Gen.
be act Of great injustice to them, and ra' would
harshy upon the ears Of those who had ~. CRATE
ness and good fortune to be present. and wSo Mapp'
ed to the impassioned and eloquent word. IS'sn-
dropped from the lips Of the Distinguished winch winch
contemporaries and intimate friends Of n. peaSefs
ed-how'ng as they evidently did from FIJI Ieceas'
and uttered as they were by those who ln. nears,
IN Gays past while in the full pride Of strona nn
ho0d before age had dImmed the lustre of r. aiaa'
or bent his manly form who had exneran ns Eye
courtesy as . lawyer, who had witnessed S bis
umPhs in the forum and in the Halls of tn. "S ILL.,
and National Legislature and who had o,;" "e Sale
admired his urbanity in the Halls of Jus,;S and
all bore testimony to his amiable Disposition iay
r'ty OF heart his upright and conscientious pu
ment as christian, and that in all the rs,. sspo
life either as private or pnbl;c citizen he ".o,.a
well his part" nc acted
In accordance with the last resolution IN r.,.
Of r. Mclean, Esq, the Hon. James l. Mor. J'od
was appointed to lay these proceedings ha Cenead
worshpiu Justices Of the Court Of Pleas s ueVe the
ter Sessions of Guiiford County, now in ~ quar-
with request that they spread them upon sh
cords Of their Court NV" 'ne re-
The resolutions were then unanimously ,a,.,
Daring the meeting, the Court House was Jnpse'
crowded, solemn stiffness pervading the who1s Se'y
sembly, while look Of sadness was observ.,J a
on every countenance, as though each and s'e up
man felt that in the deceased be had lost fr rsy
the profession one Of its brightest Ornament. ena
State one Of her most worthy citizens, and that tDe
great and good man had fallen. ''a'
After the passing of the resolutions, mel.Dcho,,
silence was observed for short time when ON mc
ton Of Mr. Gmer the meeting adjourned and ", ~.
crowd slowly and quietly retired. ""' ''s
JAS. 4. Long, Sec'y.
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Valuable and Well Located Land for Sale.
nWING TO THE DELICATE HEALTH OF MY
" wife, and hence DESTROYS to 60 to the South, will sell
my present residence three miles south Of Warrerton
nedatey the road leading to Louisburg Shocco and
the White Sulphur Springs.
The tract contains s65 of land lying WELL and
peculiarly adapted to the growth Of corn wheat and
tobaccothe present crop ofcorn being as is believed
perior to any upland crop in the county The improve
mens good and commOdiOus the
any in the COUNTY elsewhere will take 81 900 for The
property onehaf cash. the other in a MONTHS
without interest The purchaser get furniture crop
STOCK &C., &c. ifdesired ut fair valuation Those wanting
such property invited to IN examination of it
EDWIN ID. DRAKE,
cunt Airy
August IA, 1857 NJ 7t-4tw
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WHAT IT IS Dome FOR THE SICK !-Wm Schuch-
man, ESQ.,, the welt known Lthographer, says: IL
have frequently used Barhave's Holland Bitters, and
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility"
Rev. Samuel Babcock, says: II found special
relief from its use for severe headache, with which
had long suffered"
j. W. Wooden, Esq, says; ~ have used
Boerhave's Holland Btters myself and recommended
it to others, knowing it to be just what it is repre-
sented." 49,. ..,
: AID Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower St. Chair, says:
81 have derived great benefit from its use for weak
ness of the stomach and indigestion"
james M. Murphy, says: After several physicians
had failed, Boerhave's Holland Btters removed the
pain from my heart and side, arising from indiges-
ton"
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From the Greensboro Tmes1
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF
THE LATE JUDGE SETTLE


THE LATE JUDGE SETTLE.
On Monday, the 18th of August, 1857, the Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the county OF Gull
ford being then in session, the gentlemen Of the Bar
in attendance on Court and other gentlemen of the
legal profession, met in the court house for the pur
pose of paying q suitable tribute Of respect to the
memory Of the late Hon. Thomas Settle, who died
at his residence in the county of Rockingham the
9th instant
On motion Of John A. Gilmer, ESQ.,, the Hon.
John n. Dick was appointed Chairman of the meet
ing and James A. Long requested to act IS Secreta-
~. On taking the Chair, his Honor, John NJ. Dick,
IN very feeling and appropriate manner, ANNOUNCE
ed the death Of Hon. Thomas Settle bearing testi-
mony to the many virtues Of the deceased, a. they
were exhibited through the course of long life Of
usefulness and honor shining brighter and brighter,
as he approached his latter end.
The following resolutions were offered by Gov.
John NJ Morehead, prefaced by . speech of much
eloquence and beauty, apd delivered in most feeling
and impressive manner:
Reso!oed, That the members of the Guilford Bar,
and Of the legal profession generally, have heard
with profound regret Of the death of their dstin-
guished, honored and lamented fellow citizen the
hon. Thomas Settle, late of the county of Rocking.
ham, for number of years prominent member Of
this Bar, and for more than twenty years an emf
nent Judge Of the Superior Courts Of this State.
Resoloed, That we cherish with fond recollection
the professional courtesy of our lameted friend to-
wards his brethren while at the Bar and his judicial
urbanity while on the Bench; and that whilst we
bow with tumble submission to any blow that an
overriding Providence may inAict, we cannot but
mourn the loss OF one whom we so much honored
and esteemed.
Reso1ced, That in the death of the Honorable
Thomss Settle the State has lost citizen and We
iriend Who in all the relations Of life, whether in
his family among his neighbors in the FORUM ia the
Halls Of Legislation in the Halls of Justice, .actr
ed well his part and who justly entitled himselfto
the eminent distinction of excellent citizen and an
honest man.
Rsso1oed, That We profoundly sympathise with
his bereaved partner and family in their reparsble
in the eonsoling hope and belief that be lived con.
scientious man, and died sincere christian.
," Ressausd, That the usual badge Of moursiug be
wern BY the members Of this meeting for thirty days
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, WAYNE
- County. In Equity. VIM c. Bryan, administrator.
de 1oais NON of Geo. Herring Claudius Hamilton and
wife and others. Original bill.
In this case it appearing to the Court that the defend
ants Mary c. King. Henry Lawhorn and wife Betsy, -
Mcintosh and wife Sally, frmeriy Sally Hill john Hill
William Hill, Eveline Hill, Dorcas Hill, Julia Elizabeth
G. &. Afford and vie Nancy, Malsby and wife Mary
formerly Mary Bar6eld non-residents publication
lima Standard notifying said defendants to appear this
Court at its next term to be held at the Court House
Godsboro, the LIST Monday after the 4ih Monday
ants bI the same will be taken p,v and heard
eLparte US to Them.
GEORvE v. STRONG, CINE
August Is, 1857. llg8-w6w.
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. "THE HEALTHIEsr COUNTRY IN CRBArIoN."-De
Bows's mortality statistics show that the people Of
the United States are the healthiest on the globe.
The deaths are three hundred and twenty thousand
per year, or and e-third per cent Of the popu
lation. In England the ratio is two per cent, and in
France nearly three per cent Virginia and North
Carolina are the healthiest of the States, and have
six hundred and thirty eight inhabitants over one
hundred years Of age.
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g TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. w,rp
- COUNTY. In Equity. Fabus j. Haywood vs. E,,a'

beth 5. Kyals and ais ~
Whereas bill has been heretofore filed in our Curt If
Equity for Wake county, by Fabius j. Haywood apaiu',
El'zabeIh s. Ryas Joseph J. Ryals George Lany' john
Bessant, Duncan L. Clnch Susan " Clinc6 and Duncan
G,pch, Jr., Florida 3. Hopkins, Mary R. Hopkins vii
laoT Hopkins, and Frances }: Hopkins and K Fiuch
for the purpose of subecing tue separate estate Of said
Elizabeth s. Ryas to the debt Of said Haywood and where
as the comp sinant has made oath that all Of the defend
ants named above are nenresdents of ex
cept the defendant, Richard p. Finch:
This, therefore, is t0 notify and command each and all of
said nOnresdents and defendants herenbefre named to
be and appear at our Superior Court of Equity be held
at the Court House in the City OF Raleigh the Is, Mon.
day after the 4th Monday in September next, then and
there to plead answer demur sad compaauts said
bill Of complaint the will be taken pro cvnto
as to tbem such Of them fail to appear and answer
and will be set for hearing ezparte.
Given under my hand ut office, this 18th day Of August
A. d., 1857.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, IN.
August 49, 1859. 77-wasw6w.
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Attention Fire Company, No. l. cx
RHEET AT THE ENGINE HOUSE AT OCLvfs
IvH Saturday afternoon (93d inst) for the purpose
public psrade, - directed BY lsv. o, c.,,.;n.
a, a.. 78-l.
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Fall Trade.
KERR & MARBURY.

1851. - 1857
- Fall Trade.
KERR & MARBURY,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
CHINA, LASS AND EARTHENWARE
"a AND 76, SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG. Va.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTENTION
w of Merchants to of the largest and most varied
assortments of China Glass and Earthenware, we have
ever had the pleasure of exhibiting We have also receS
ed large supply Of Looking Glasses and Baltimore Stone
Ware Of first quality. Our stock Of Fancy Goods is large
and complete We shall offer entire stock as low as
they can be bought in any Northern City ,,,,ny
August Is, 1857. llss-w4w.
ID ICH BUFFALO LAND FOR SALE.-THh
~ subscriber being DESTROYS of selling out offers TO ne
public bis valuable tract Of land which he now RESIDES
eight miles of GreensbOrough on the wae%
North Buffalo, three miles North of McLeansvile saoh
The tract contains 2l5 acres Of land well wsteed nearly
onehaf heavily timbered the remaDder, with 20 OF ~
acres of fresh land two good meadows, and hne Young
orchard of the choicest kinds fruits good s'ae
cultivation and well adapted to the growth Of corn "n
tobacco, dec -. Ill.,
The Improvements consist of Q comfortable dweiInR
house. and the necessary out houses all nearly new n
situation is high aud healthy, well Of excellent water anu
good spring ON tae tract. ,.,
This valuable property is offered at private sale ou
not disposed of before the 18th Of September rex @
beon that day put up at auction and sold to the
bidder. ,
THOMAS A. RANKIN
August 1s, 1857. 1lss-0'~