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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-14
RALEIGH. HCAROINA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY H. 1857
Lindsey's Double Acting Rotary Force and Lift
Pump.


THIS PUMP HAS BEEN JUST PATENTED IN
Anerica and En9and, and far exceis any pump here
totre invented its pecu!artes simplicity poirey, and
chedpness Its simplicity there is nothing about but
iron and cast metal and be taken apart snd put mp
by any one and will last for age has The power to
rase water hundred of with the expense Of
ing at the side and the price of pipe Water in h BY
hand 100 feet per minute for cheapness; No Pump
for all ordinary purposes) complete and fifty feet of pipe
Lut sSoi The handle at the top pipe and
Pump, and every revolution fills the cylinder twice Afford
ing abundant supply of water with the least possbe
rdikrodI stations, dc. Practical and scientific pro-
it without equal for all that is here claimed
The Scientific Apercun, after seeing il in operation,
says: Iis Pump simple IN construction not i'd
be IF order, DURABLE easjky operated and
ca: regard it excellent isaIfoeenent." Circulars
wi drawing and nll description sent free Of
charge all parts of the country No l, has inch
pipe No 9. II inches; No 5, IL inches; and the prices
S3o, Si2, S54 the No and designed for rery deep
s1 stationS, de- where much water required
The subscriber is the general agent for the sale OF these
Pumps to all parts Of the world and ea<ire 0gentJ
Orders must be accompanies BY the case and
should be explicit the kind of P61np wanted depth
of WELL shipping address, &C. They Will meet prompt at
tention. Pump and Pipe welEhs abont lI0 lbs. No
charge for boxing carriage Wells 25 it. should
have extra gearing which cossrom s3 to IS IN proportion
to depth.
This Pump two feet in diameter does NOT throw but
must stand the wafer and subject 10 rust eez
ing.
JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
Com. Merchant, 55 John St., n. Y.
For sale by H. LINDSEY Inventor, Ashevile, n. c.
Oct. l3, 1856 ll54-w6m'
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TO MILL OWNERS ANDoTuERs.

VHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing the public that he continues the MWright
md Macnisi all various branches Fonn
dering, Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery
Otchkss wheels. discharge wheels Barker
Wheels shot wheels under shot, breast wheels
other water wheels in Cycular upright Saws
Grst FIGURING Mills Bolting Reels, Elevators Smut Ma
chimes Horse Powers, Corn Crushers Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters.
On application will order and any of the above
machinesor other in have experience of l3
and have several experienced workmen in my EN-
poymen!. am versed in the various improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do well
to give call return sincere thanks the lib
ertl patronage received heretofore.
For further information address tt subscriber at Pol
locksvile, Jones county, n. C. 5['.i''t
w. A. BUIE
Nill-Wught al " achnist
Jan l, 1856. u63-Iy
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The Warrenton News.

Mr. William A. Walsh, of this City, has taken
editorial charge of this journal, and salutes the
public in the last issue in handsome style.
we take pleasure in welcoming him into the corps
editorial. He is chaste and vigorous writer, a
sterling Democrat, and a most worthy man. His
business talents and his habits of labor cannot fail
to render the News for the future heretofore,
interesting and valuable Journal. We wish him the
most abundant succesa
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VIM. A. Batchelor's Hair-Dye.

NRAY, RED OR Rusty HAIR D1 ED INSTANTLY
u beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
the least injury to hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to Wm
A. Batcelor ls3s and eyer 10000 applications have
made the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Wbskers is UNJUST
as it would be against covering bald head with wig
Wm A. Bachelors narDyc produces color not TO be
distinguished from nature and warranted not to njure
in the least however long it may be continued.
Made sold applied lin private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle, of.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
233 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD 4 GATLING.
April 81, 1856. .s,-.s t-y.. 44-wly.
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nALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
~ will subdue The pain and inflammation from the
vcrcSt burns Scala" ~ from nnucs-and
that it will heal the ands without scar aud efeciuay
cure Fever Sorcs-Pes-Salt Rheum-Infammatory Rhen-
matisln-SUre and lnlaned -Wounds-Bruises
Old and lnveerae Sures-Scad Head-Corns and Bunons
-Erysipclas -Sprains- Swellngs-F Felons- Chblains-
Bites of lnsects-Sweled and Broken Breast-Sore Nip
plesErup,ions-and ali other nammatory and cutane-
Gus diseases where the parts affected be reached
Don't be iucredulOuS about the diseases named TO
be cured by only thngbut reflect that the few but
positive properties which the Daily Saive alone contains
and heretofore enumeraed-one our-can reach not
alone the aforementioned diseases, but many
uneraied
Query-Do NOT REGULAR PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
CALoMEL INwARnLr FOR SCORES DIFFERENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEYs PAS EXTRACTOR has upon
it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures of c.
v. CLlCkENER& Co, proprietors and HENRY Dali
LEY manufacturer. all others counterfeit Price 25
cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to c. " ClickepeI
4 Co, 81 Barclay street. New York.
Sold in Raleigh by PESCUD GATLING, and all Drug.
gis,s throughout the United States.
April q, lsj6. 4+N1y.
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DIE D..

In Woodville Henry county, Alabama, the lst day of
November 1856, Virginia Franklin, aged three years two
months and twenty days-daugter of benjamin F. and
Josephine Stanton late of Carere Co.. North Carolina
Thus early has passed beautiful and intelligent child,
leaving parents i'll the deepest for its The
banquet of their hearts This little has been broken
up and gloom has taken the place of joy The Lord gave,
and the Lord bath taken away-blessed be the of the
snless purity in better and happier realm. IcoH.
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OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

j. ii. HORNER Prncpal.-T. J. HORNER, Assistant
VHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON.
DAY in January. -.s
The number of pupils will be limited Application must
be made in advance stating the and degree advance
meut of the applicant and also what school he last
Board ard Tuition as heretofore, dollars per
session, payable i'm advance.
: December 9, 1856. 1l62-wsswtedNJpd
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5000 Lbs. Family Bacon-lOoO Pairs Shoes.
H EEP 1T BEFORE TEE PEOPLE THAT AN
HA selling and will continue to sell, lac for esk,
short time punctual customers. have large
lot of leather together with general assortment Of Gro
ceres such Sugar. Coffee MUasscs Cheese Flour best
old and liquors, DC, &c, which will sell whole
sale retail Call and for yourself 4th door from b.
b. Smiths old stand, North side of Hargett street.
determined not 10 be undcrsod BY any Thankful for
past vors hope by fair dealing and strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
N. B. Jugs Decaners and Tumblers will be loaned to
the members of The ensuing Legislature and liquors furn
ished on the best terms. j. w.
Sent. 2}, 1856 1l52-wlv.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th December, 1856, by G. Langdon, Esq, Mr.
Leondas H. Perry, of Wake to Miss Elizabeth youngest
daughter of l.. Byrd, of Johnston county
On the 18th ult, by b. C. Myers, Esq, Mr.. Anthony
Reece constable in Speer district, to Miss Elizabeth E.
youngest daughter of Wiley j. Spence deceased-s OF
Yadkin county. .f-
In the Presbyterian Church at Asheboro the of
the 2h December last Samuel S. Jack son. Esq., To Aiss
Elyira E., daughter Of Jonathan WORTH Esl,s Of the
aforesaid place.
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NEW!---ENTIRELY NEW!

d. c. WI u X X A Y,
DOORS BELOW WILLIAMS & HAYwonD's DRUG STORE
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN-
IL TIiELf new stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Hats. BonneiS &c. &c.
Old customers and new respectfully invited
come and be satisfied that by purchasing here they
will The whole U his stock has purchas-
ed this Fa and fium first hands. He feels confident that
he sell GOODS of equal quality lou the
cheap the cheapest and good the best Call and
see, though you do not buy-Nn trouble show goods
Any enumeration of items deemed useless almost
ry article to be found in retail establishment will be
found here and he is confident that he will be able sell
GOODS as cheap any house in Raleigh.
NIOTICE.-DO NOT FORGET WHILE LOOKING
~ arou for FALL AND WINTER GOODS TO call at
the St
d. c. MURRAY
Two d" n low Williams & Haywood's Drug Store.
Raleigh. - pit. -, 1856. ll5l-wtf
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Red Mountain Female Academy.

TIME SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
II be resumed Monday the I'd IF February next,
der the charge of Mr. Meriwether Lewis and Daughter.
Mr. Lewis native Of Virginia has had eighteen years
experience teacher of youth, aud brings testimonial;
,f high moral wrn and classical attanen:s from Rev.
l.. Halliday. late President IT Iampdcn sydney College,
Va; DR. Maupn, Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
si.y Of Virginia Rev John Grammer, Episcopal minister
of Halifax Court House Va; Richard H. Logan, Senator
for Halifax County, Va. Thomas j. Green of Halifax ;
samuei e. Anderson, of Prince Edward, Va. Hon. John
Hill, of Buckingham Va Maj. Nathan Reid, of Patrick,
Va. and nlany others.
The Academy in Orange County sixteen miles
from Hi Sburugh twenty miles from Oxford and sixteen
miles form Dur ans Depot, The North Carolina Rail-
rond, in healthy, moral and intelligent community, and
could be especially recommended to parents aud guardians
in the low country who have daughters and wards that
would be benefited by hill country and saubrious climate.
TERMS, SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Spelling. Reading and Writing, IS 90.
Ii CHER English Ancient and Modern Geography,
and other branches usually taught i'll female semi
narics IL so
Latin and Greek including the former IL 80
Muse nn Piano including of instrument, 90 0J
Drawing and Painting, each, 5 10
Embroidery gratis.
Board can be had the Academy for fran & TO IS
per month The subscriber accommodate eight
b"arders at s., lights. fuel Washing &c, included.
For iurthe! particulars apply to
GEO. JONES, Scc'y,
Board of Trustees.
Jan. 5, 1857. l4-it.
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GREENSBORO, HIGH SCHOOL,
Jan l, 1856.
J. D. CAMPBELL, A. N. Princi

D. ~. CAMPBEII, A. u. PrinclpI.
TIME LOCATION OF THIS SCHOOL, AT GREENS
boro n c., will at attract the attention of those
who have TO educate. No place in the State is
accessible and in health and morality it unsurpassed
The next session will the Cd Monday in JAM
uary, 1857 For further information, apply to the Prnci-
pal. at Greensboro, N. c.
Dec. l.1S56. ~ 81. F.. s1s .ss-s .sU6l-w3ms
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A Sinking Fund.

Mr. BIedsoe, of Wake, has introduced into the
Commons q bill to create Sinking Fund-that is, a
fund to pay the debt of the State as it falls DUE and
relieve the people, far as possible, from taxation
The bill provides for three Commissioners to man
age the fund, to be appointed by the Governor and
Councl-to hold thei, meetings in Raleigh in the
Office of the Comptroller, to keep record of their
proceedings, by Secretary, and to be paid three
dollars per day for their services while engaged
The dividends the preferred stock of the State IN
the North. Carolina Road-thc tax on the stock OF
the Bank of Cape Fear and the Bank of the State,
and the dividends any stock for which the State
may subscribe, authorize to be subscribed in any
Bank during the present session. over and above the
interest any bonds issued by the State to pay for
such subscription of Bank stock-are set apart to
raise a Sinking Fund.
Some measure of the kind is indispensable, and we
are glad that Mr.. Ble,soe has introduced his BILL
We trust that the ect will be fully considered by
the Finance Committee and by the two Houses !;
and that some plan to effect the object in view by
Mr.. Bedsoe will be matured and adopted.
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warrenton FeEssae C6lIegiase Institute.


TUlHE THIRTY SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il TUITION will open the 5Ih of January, with full
corps of experienced and ecen teachers Pupils will be
received ut period of the session. and be charged only
from the time of entrance.
TERMS Session FIVE MONTHS
Board, lights and fuel, - co 90
English Tuition, l2 so
Music Guitar Piano. Melodeou, with
of instrument. each. % 90
Drawing Grecan and Ernatorian Painting, An
cent and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Oil Painting Is 90
Pellis Work, Wax Flowers and Fruit, each, %
Stationery and fuel for School-room I'D
Tuition in Gold Medal Course, Is n1
Washing. 90
Deductions made for absence occasoned by prora
ted illness. All bills payable half in advance and the
balance at the close of the For particulars apply
for circulars TO
GRAVES & WILCOX,
Warrenion n. C.
Dec -12, 1856. 1853 3-w2m
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Tri.W ekly Line of Four Horse Post comics
from Salisbury to Asheviiie, through in thir-
ty.six Hours,
CONNECTING WITH TIE NO TIL CAROLINA
u Railroad Having purchased the line from Asevlle
to Morgan"n have stocked the road with good Horses
and experienced and dating drivers ASu new
Concord Two horse Coaches Aer The 18th of March, we
will leave Ashevlc Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days-cnnncciing ut Morganton with my line of Four
Horse Coaches.
No pains expense will be spared make this the most
comfortable and expeditions stage road in the State Try
the road and judge for yourselves.
c. s. BROWN, Contractor.
rantOn March o. 1855 ll7-wtf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. BEAUFORT
- COUNTY, Court If Equity, Fall Term, A. d., lS5s-
Allen G.. Williams Admir- of Mary Floyd Gilbert Floyd
Benjamin T. Hayeps. Henry A. Ellison and John g. Viii.
liams.
appearing the Court that Gilbert Floyd of the
above defendants resides without the limits of this States
1t therefore ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying him to
appear at the term of this Court to be held at the
Court House in Washington the 18th day of May
next, then and there 10 plead, answer, demur,
judgment pro conJesso will be entered against him.
- Witness; benjamin RunFOn; Clerk and Master of said
Court Office. the sh Monday after the 4th Monday of
September A. D., 1856.
B. RtNY0N, c. NJ E.
Dec. Is, 1856. ll64-w6w.
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Dec. 8, 1856.


offer for sale, privately vauabl, tract of land
lying in Johnston county, about fifteen miles Raj
cgh the y. c. Railroad, containing acres The
said tract of rnd is we'll adapted the growth of corn
wheat and COTTON There is dwelling and all The
outhnuses upon the premises The entire tract n-
usually well wa'erd For further particulars in regard 10
the above land address,
DIR. H. NJ. WHITLEY, -
FranklintOn, Franklin county, y. C..
November 81 1856. IISi-n1e
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Wyche's Cultivating PlOw.

EDATENTED 2GTH FEBRUARY, 1886. (THE BLA-
IL ded Plow,l awarded ssu premium at the last n. G.
State Far; with cutting blades in the place of modboard;
cuts divides aud turns the soil depostng the finer
parts in the furrow and turning the turf clods &c,
"n the sriice Is cheap, light, and lasting. and easy
both driver and team. Admirably adapted TO almost
purpose for which the riow is used
For license to SELL with further information, address
W. Z. WYCHE.
Brookville, Granville Co. N. c.
June 16. 1856. ll2s-wtE
j. H. Gooch, Oxford, n. c., socs orders for the above
plows.
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Oak Hill Academy a Granville County, N. c.
IN HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RESIGNED THE

IN HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RESIGNED THE
Il Principai>hip of South Lwel Academy and settled
at Oak HILL will open his school the tn day of January
1857.
mitied to his charge but sectaan doctrines ncucaied
Exempt from exci'cments to dissipation within mile of a
Presbyterian, Methodist. and Baptist church. and i'm
healthy section of the Stale Oak m presents many adyan
ages Thankful for the extensive patronage has rece,
edbothfro Carolina and Virginia. he socs continuance
of the same.
Several families the place prepared to board stu
dents. Young gentlemen coming by public cunyeyance
will stop at Henderson, where hacks be procured Oak
Hill is Is miles west of Oxford and about 20 south of
of months. For further particulars address, -
J. 7. BAGBY
Proprietor and Principal
December le, 1856. ll6a-w2mpd
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
B. F. THOMPSON. A: b., Principal.

B. F. THOMPSON, A. b. Principal.
Rev J.. STOCkBRIDGE A. NJ, Lecturer.
JOS. THOMPSON and s. F. CALLAWAY, Tutors.
TUNHE THIRTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
! u TION will commence the Grst Monday in January
and close the fourth Thursday in May Board be had
in town at SIX dollars per month in the csuBtry at i've in
good famil Esville small village the of
the Blue Ridge commanding a view of the pictu-
romantic and sublime 1t well supplied
with wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains Ii health Ii good
ourSmallcr generally 1t is situated the main
thoronghaTe rnm Tennessee To North Carolina which
passes daily line of 1t is within few hours
e of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The number
of students varies annually from hundred hum
dred and f,rty. An annual catalogue is issue which will
be sent 10 at any time desiring norma
ton about the school.
December 81, 1856 12-w6mpd.
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Rev. 5. r. TEawrcS, Principal.
NRs. s. Il. TRawIcK, Assistant
"E ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that VIC have secured The services of Mr.
Trawick and his accomplished lady, next year This is
preparatory school of high grade OF young ladies and
gentlemen take extensive practical course prepara
tory for the duties Of life Young wishing to prepare
for teaching, will find here wholesome and thorough in
strue'ion Special attention will be given in depart
This Institution is situated in Wake County n C. six
miles south OF Raleigh upon the Stage road leading from
Raleigh to Fayetteville in of the most moral nell
with first rate wafer Ample provisions have been made
for the comfortable accommodation of large number of
The third session will open on Thursday the s,h of
JANUARY 1857, and continue Fl weeks at The following
Board including fuel and washing lights excepted six
dollars per month.
Tr:uoS FIR Session.
Primary studies. siseiiii;: reading. &c, &so 90
All other English stnI - I2 90
Latin. GFeek, Mathematics, DC, l6 90
Frenc,. eco
Ma~c on Fam. ;I.s:run,r,: Included is 90
Wax W.lk, {! acreai kiU.s. each, 5 90
Needle Work va,i,a.s kinds. each g
Painting. wa e,in.-, !, 90
We the fiiowng Names being either acquainted
Craven, Normal College A. NJ Lewis. Esq, II. w. Miller
Esq NJ Biedsoe Esq Raleigh; and The Editors Of the
Thos e: Whitaker. Col Willis Whitaker, G. H. Wilder,
Esq, and Jno. u. Fleming, Esl., Wake.
SPECIAL attention will be given to the moral well
the intellectual training of students Preaching the
Academy once month more besides there churches
Z OF different denominations convenient.
II is desirable flat all students be present the frsa ay
though they enter at tie and be charged accord
ngy, and no deduction made only in of proracd
sickness.
Those coming to Raleigh from direction. will be met
with conreranccs and brought free of charge if they
will inform when they will be there.
Address the Principal either of the undersigned Cor
particulars, at Raleigh, " c.
Va. VI xH'5ssss; EHiFssHs. r''p''.'.'..
Raleigh. Dec s, 1885, lls2-wlew
ss Advocate, Spirit of Age. GiraiTe copy.
HHLsBORO, ,AcADEMY.--.fHE NEXT sEs-
IL sion Will bsgn on Thursday, january 18th, 1871
TERMS: u
Classical Department. 81 90
English Department, 1900
Dec. l6, 1s56s 1l64-wlw,
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Ctpit0I Burnt.

MosTpEL1ER, VT, Jan. THE State Capitol here
as destroyed by the fire last hight.-The most
rious loss is the apartments Of the State Naturalist,
hich is irrepArable. 5, s''.
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THE KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE,
WITH 200 FLOATING BALLS,
MADE AND SOLD By THE SUBSCRIBER, OWN
V1 Err "f the Patent Right in the Counties Johnston
Wake Person. Caswell Alamance and Orange. n. C.. All
orders addressed TO HillsborungI will be promptly
r..ended Ia. ALEX'R DICKSON.
Also. for sale by James NJ. Towles, Raleigh, n. C.
July 5, 1856. llG2-wtf.
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WHOLE NUMBER ll67.
Learn Of the Mole to plough. Pope.

"YCHE,s CULTIyATING PLoW, lPATENTEp'
w 9Th Of Janussy, 6)-csled the Moic Pow; with
vertical cutters the edge of hozonts share f'r d
vdng the arpw slice, and cursed cutter on re fear IT
the share for turning the whole toward, The puw.
far the opposite side of the share az may be drod
Adapted to siding listing, breaking turfy 6r hard land
subsoling. and many other purposes. Is light cheap ara
strong; and supposed to be the most perfect pdiyezr In
- s---..-
For license SELL with directions for lnannfsc, All
dress We. WYCHE,
Brookyille, Granville Co, n. G..
June 16, 1856. 1i2s--wsf-
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, BEAUFORT
- COUNTY Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1856. Tbs T.
Nelson and others N. ". D. Foreman and wife, 2a-
Ann.
1t appearing to the Court that NJ. w. D. Foreman sad
wife Martha Ann reside without te limits of this Ste
It is therefore ordered that publication be made in t,
North Carolina Standard for weeks notifying them
appear at the of this Con.t be fld at tiv
Court House In Washi g;o. IN fire 18th day of MAJ
next and show cause il hey hare against the PRAYER
of the petition, judg.ni' o c,afeo VIII be entered
against them and the cr's>' et fr hearing parts.
Witness Benjamin Es,ny"u, Clerk ahd' Master of said
Court, at Office, the Sth Monday after September a. D.,
1896. $50.
u. RUNfON, c. NJ. Z.
r Dec. l6, 1856. lls4-w6w.
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A HORSE TIIIEF.-ON THE 4TI INST WAS
IA taken stable small black main roach
ed her face hind feet white and blind in eye
The said is surpassed to he stolen by man whose
Jesse langdn lie has number ct sears on his
face caused BY u burn reasonable reward will be given
the delivery of said house three miles east
Of Haywood. Chatham county Also, reasonable reward
will be given for the apprehension Of the thief
JAS. HOLT.
Janlury ISlf l4-St.
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For Sale or Rent.
A LARGE AND WELL ARRANGED FACTORY TWO
"A stories high with large basement shed at isched
IN the town of Franklnon-well adapted for Manufac.
turing establishment of any kind. To Coach Maker
wishing location this is opportunity The
shall be accommodating.
Address c. e. BLACKNALL.
Franknton, N c. Q
Dec g. 1856. ll65-wtf
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VA7ANTED TO HIRE, FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
w a healthy middle aged woman, to be employed as
Chanbcrnad in private family Apply at this Office