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fahey's decision N tia Dred Scott
case, wpnld disfraacliisc foreigners Who have
b9en niiuralizsd in the state C5urts-so
far as pat they could not sue IN the Fed
eral oiurts
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
REMnYAI..

Our friend, slr. John J. Luther, has re-
moved lis establishment to the rising Sun
building, where be viii be happy TO see all
his old friends.
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MR. BUcHANAN's CABINET. a Virginia
print, tie Frederieksburgh .yssos, speaking
Of the administration of Mr., Buchanan,
says.
"H's.Cabinet seems TO have been collec-
tee upon tie same principle that Yankee
eolleetshis dinner out Of the pot of saaiyer-
sal soul he puts ia his wooden spoon
aud hatls up whatever lie can rake-a
potatoes piece of bee, an oyster, IN old
scraPed bone perhaps a piece OF FISH, aad
may ben lot of feathers, if the cooking aas
not been secandem arfsm. Some of il is
good and some of it bad, bat the man is
hungry, and asks no questions for conscience
sake If ihe hungry man spies some delicate
morscl, hA is particularly fond of. such as
the breast Of chicken, or sweet bread.
his friends, like Sancbo Panza's doctor.
won't let him have these, but force him 10
eat the mixture of good and bad While
he, good s,ciie nan, galps the mess down.
unnindfaI Of the future pains about the
waistbaad, which are sure to follow
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4 VIE AIgRpgRED.-A telegraptic de-
sPateh fiom Louisville, dated April +, says.
Our community is much excited in con
sequence Of the discovery OF most cruel
murder, which appears 20 hayo been CON.
mittcd on Thursday night The name Of
the person murdered is Mary Tsavcrs, a
beautiful and accomplished girl Of Only
a years Of age, who has been married but
about eight months. Her husband, who is
supposed to have committed tie hofria deed
vas found lying beside the dead body OF
his wife in bed. lie had also attempted to
commit suicide by cutting bis throat, but
his injarios are not believed 10 bo serious.
Another despatch from the same place
and Of the same date, says.
intelligence has been received here of a
startling thagely, which occurred at Wash
iugtoa, il This STATE, Yesterday. A 3lr.
Baker, a resident Of that towa, armed him-
self and deliberately took the life of his
dlughter--after which he placed the death
weapon to bis own breast, aud shot him.
self. No cause has been assigned, as yet
for the dreadful tragedy.
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TRIED AND ACQUITTED. AT the late
term Of the court of common pleas of Rich
land county, OAio, eleven females were tried
for attacking store kept at Bsllvile, By a
man named Norris, and destroying his
whole stock of liquors.-Tao Gazette says:
They we're arraigned and plead not guilty
Numerous witnesses were examined, aud
tue case occupied some three days, The
jury was duly charged BY the court and
retired. In ateut an hour the bell rang, an
nouncing tia. they had decided upon their
verdict; and the PEOPLE, who had manifested
the most intense interest. crowding the
court room during the whole trial rushed
from alllqaartess Of the town, 50 that the
court room would hardly hold them. When
the forsn nan Of tue jury rose to hand il the
Tefdict ihe most breabless silence prevailed;
and whel he responded 10 the clerk not
guilty, tle words were causht up, and such
shou'ins eiaFpiag, laughing, aud shaking
OF hands vas never before witnessed in that
digniiied hall Of justice. Although late at
night, t4e young men from Bellyille could
not wait for the morning or the cars, but
footed il home to ellthe news. When the
ladies Arrived the next day they were re-
ceiged with every demonstration, Of approval
hy the Inhabitants of the village.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

Our friend, san,'l 6. McGibbons, Esq,
has been reelected to the important aud
profitable Office Of Auditor of the city Of
Cincinnati. The Democrats party il that
hitherto strong I4ocofoeo city was beaten
;hls Spring, by the Citizens ticket. SAN
only escaped, the Cincinnati Gazette says,
because be has ''proged an honest and ca
9able ofi:er.',
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A Poser FOR CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-
The presiding Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the Uaitel States rested his opinion that
negroes were not citizens, upon the alleea-
tion thar they have never been recognized
as such BY the government, either before
Or sluoe the adoption Of the federal coasti-
tuiion. His attention is respectfully inYi-
ted to an extract from an act of Congress,
passed in 1903, yhich received tie appro-
sat Of President Jefferson and both houses
OF Congress, and has been recognized as
consGtatiuuai by all the courts of the cour-
try for more thin fifty years. This clause.
it will be perceived, specially recognizes
the existence of col5red ciIizoas OF the
Unired States
ART. 1863. No master Of any vessel
or other person, shall import, or cause to
be imported any aegro, muiatto, Or ether
person Of color not q nafivs, citizen, or
registered ssaasan Of he United Soates, or
a seaman native Of SOME other country be :
yond the Cape Of Good Hope, into anv
place Of the United States, situated IN any
State which, by la@, has proaibiiel, ,r
shall prohibit the inportrtion OF such negro
mulatto, or othe. person of color.-.9rt If
Congress, 28h Of FF6raury, 1903. See. i.
n. F. Goraon's Digest Edition, p. 453.
Can any more conclusive evidence be de-
sired 70 prove that the general goyerumont
did recognize the citizenship Of negroes, il
certain eases, than this most solemn decla-
ration Of the goeurnaaent itseia and if not,
When aud by what act were their rights di-
vaStcds
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

The Gazes'e Of last week publishes list
Of converts % the Locofoeo party, nearly
every one of whom voted fer buchanan
last fall Whenever Bowman wants to get
up an excitement, be publishes Tia, same
od list over again.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

WOODS HAIR REsToR RATIvE.-pros
Wood, tie rsnowaci djscoveearo 81 the j8vl',,-
ea.e Haig Resteratiue. siiii continues TO lsi,9r
in beht!t OF the afflicted
i.ls medicines are universally admitted Nv
t'ls American press 20 6e lar Superior t. nj
others for causing The hair on tl,e head ef IN,
aged that has been sisvered Tor msny wears =,
grow forth With as laGeA igor and ll.xt,riare,,
as When blesseslswitb the atlyaut sges ef voatn.
1 here can be no doubt that it lS one Of thg
greatest discoveries ia the medical ssorA. Il
restores permanently gray bair t. lis original
color, AID makes it assume q beautiful sTfv
texture, which las been very d-sifab!e n all
ages Of the world--St. Eoats lisralar Hsysl.
For sale ty De. Z. r. Harry, Esatufd. Pl.
April II iS5T-5
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
THOSE OLD LINE WHIGs.

The American Cittzea IN noticing the
new Cabinet, makes some sensible re-
MARKS in reference to those patriotic Old
Line Wigs who went over to locofoco-
ism, ia the expectation that Mr. Buchan
q. would deal generously with them ii
the distribution of the fat places in bis
gift. During the campaign, says the Cit
ieea, il was common for the s'frctby or
ators" 10 declare ,hatif Buchanan should
be elected some northern old line Wiig
would be selected to represent that pa
tri9tie party III the Cabinet. " follow-
ersof the gallant Gloy, where i your re-
ward for voting for tie calumuiator. o.
yolr patriotic leader. Oh Wings, you
helped, some Of you, 10 reward Jamas
Buchanan for slandering Henry Clay2-
What is yor FeFardl A slave-driving.
liberty crushing Cabinet has been Sc
leoted. Where is the old line Wing rep.
resentative1
Where Is the Toseate Rafus Choate.
who in superintendent leap went over
from straight Wbiggery to straight De
moeraey. Instead Of the Attorney Con
eFalshiP, which il vas thought be lad
secured, he IS awarded with the dazzling
honor Of beiag cue Of the Managers =
tue National Inaugural Ball, aud we'll
tue Democracy, We presume, know that
BIS dancing pFopenslties are better adapt,
ed 10 bali tAaa . G4binet officer in the
greatest nation on earth"
Bat old line Whigs, We repeat. where is
yoaF representative
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CoMET.--Th is telescope comet
now IN the norihgestern past Of Tue sky,
moving eastward. 1t Was obaerbed through
tho largo eqlatogial Of The Aatioaal o5ser-
vatory o. Friday nisA;. This comet was
discovered in Laips;c, ebsaary -, BY praf.
d Arrest, and on the 10Th MaIca al New
ark, New Jersey, By Mr. Van Arsaele.
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f"CHRIsTIANs DON'T CARE AB0um
ny sOIJL.n


/ So said yoang nan vcently, when
pressed BY friend to attend to the snbioct
Of bis salvation; I ! see them careless in tbe
house Of God, eugross.ia with the bono,s
aud pleasure Of the soFld during the week
aud uningle often witll those WHO prcfes.
! 70 love me, and they never say word to
ne about M soul. Il cannot be d mater
q 20 much Importance as yon repre.ens, Or
lsarely they would not te ttas iaeons;.ient ),
4 few days later, that yoaag man SEN,
for his pastor. who found him witli dss,,;,
Tgritsea On hss pale angnisaod coo !. teaaae4
and was abHsit e offer prayer. Bat Tie
young man prevented Liat ssYour prayersa
s4il BE, s.can DO ne no geo4--it Is too ]sta
haze grieyed away Gods Holy spigi
Enefer, never q rctpFn. feel aIreadg !,
my SOU the agonies Of the damned. son.
/ f9r you, not e pray, ba,to be the bearer #
n'essage-a message fron sae borlsrs os
eternity
ssfnH remember rreseii,o
,,o..is An f,on. ~ s''Ae s'1
this Jay whom ye viii serve Yon snsE.
Of ths value IF tie immortal soul, tie u6cer
tainty q life, and urged IN Immediate "a
eisioa hy Judgment vas CONVINCED, nv
heart touched, and resolved, tlat l..
others do as tIav ,oisl,t. !. 4@' -
serve God. "o''s
4You ceased
Of your ebnreB sat ~ ~ ,tda 80
that H. ,,;abt l.ara - s,"s
an onportunitv - s,eal.;a,, ~. Gs.''a la,
toyaras him = t,y1aai, - /. = 's''
and to Isl Lin, i eae.a ) F,as iOF me-
dime, - ro,l 4. l,;1., .I ''.gF
tbe ,c.y of s,Ir,,;an a,,'s.a,:.is, 80, - =
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t,e.bs ,nsf s,a,.a 49, "' so''l'--
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80 - ~ 'e-'o'' : eo'ia fe'toFeF from
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

u Chief Justice Lewis has been compel
lei, says the Pit;sburg Gu-etfe, BY the cut
site pressure upon him, and tue almost eaF-
tam prospect If defeat, to decline the nom
nation for re-eleeton to the Supreme
Beach. His ostcDsibla reason for declining
i, that he lives in the same county with the
locofoco candidate for Governor.
We are sorry to lose the anticipated plea
sure Of defeating this political Judge. His
unrighteoas and Fitiful aeoisioa in The
Passmore Williamson case made lin the
embodiment of Iocofocoism ia its pro
Slavery position, ana tie people ought to
have had the chance Of rabaking him for
that decision. Bat the lnangars OF tie par
y dare not meet, fairly, the Issues they
have raised. We present candidate for
Governor who FIRST put the bali il motion
against the extension Of Slavery. while they.
when they have ehanced To fall upon cam
ciidate who has not scrupled to carry tue
principles Of bis party upon the bench, har-
ry him out Of the way: ana they Will en-
deayor, IN every possible way, to shirk the
real issue Of the campaign. The policy
thus adopted indicates fully the tialislity
That has seized upon that partg. Il betrays
what they would fain coLccal--an appre.
hsasioa Of defeat Tho apprehension, we
take II, i not without foundation.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

4 WARNING 70 "FAsT" YoUSG MN
Joha Miller, aged tweniy-cight years, died
At Indianapolis on Friday night Tic
Jcurnal gives a brief history of his sad case.
lie was born in Dayton, Ohio-was left Al
orphan with large estate, and to his oah
guidance-became 'sfast young MAJ, and
rapidly spent fortune which was counted
by tens Of thousands. lie kept circle of
aasling young fellows about him until his
money was gone. who then deserted aud left
lin. He sought Indianapolis for bone,
and there, in some mehial capacity, lived for
a time and died in strange garret, friend
less and alone.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

See tie new advertisements in to-day's
paper.
Msj. Rafp and Nossrs. J. / ). NJ.
Shoemaker have en- splendid lot Of new
cheap sprias goods. Call and see their
stock.
See advertisement for the sale of the val
uabie Snyder property in Snake Spring
Valley. A bargain can be had there.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
The Emancipation Ticket in ST.
E.a,sfS Elected

The telegraph brings the gratifying in-
telligeaee of tbc election Of John ii. Winner
10 the Mayoralty Of st. Louis. There were
three tickets in the feld-Democrat, Amer
lean aud Republican. Pratt, who headed
the Democratic ticket, IS regarded as one
among the most popular Of his party, and
for that r@ason was chosen as the ono most
likely to give free soi.ism its quiotus in
Missouri. lie has twice been elected Mayor
aud has onse been appointed BY Tie Legs
laturs President Of tbe Bank Of the State.
Lane, the Naiive candidate, formerly e
Washington county, Pennsylyania, has been
Mayor Of the city nino times, but not
Nilhs'anding their pnboanaed popularity,
they had to spceun6 to The fast spreading
doctrine Of free territory and free speech.
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/ PoRK FAr4ENRD OK HUMAN BoDIEs-
Let any person, says a writer IN a late Cey-
Ion paper. Mt daybrsak start from the gates
Of Government House, Calcatts; aad ghotb-
er his walk be cn the banks of TIE river. or
to the banks Of the canals, which oa tire.
sides sarround the city, be will see pi.s
feeding on the dead bodies Of the natives.
that have been thrown there during tbe
night dnving the day the river police clear
away and sink all the remains Of the bod
les Bad as IS tho metropolis Of India, il
Is nothing compared 20 P4tua. hundreds
upon hundreds Of human eorpses are tacre
Strewed along the strand; and fataeniar,
Ghoase-like, upon them, are droves and
droVes of swine These swine are slaueh-
tered, cut up, and salted into hams. bacon.
and picked pork, and then despatched to
Calcutta. The great market fos this poi
sonous swiue-prodaee is tina MaYritias and
Bourbon, where it is foisied on the iahabi-
tants as Tie produce Of Europe
-~
4 RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS
TO CURE A C0L9.--Now, while winter. with
its burthen of Colds and Coughs, is with us.
we thinS a remedy that viii relieve such visi-
tations should be highly priced, and all who
know the worth Of this remedy, will do as We
do-prizc it donfly. Take double dose of
Dr. Santord's Ipvigcrator, and it viii rive
greater relief than any other medicine we ever
tried, for we have rarely to repeat the dose to
be entirsiy free from Coagh, and as soon as
the lungs have tims to throw III the collected
matter, the cure is complete. As a fAnily
modi cine, for the cure of bowel Diseases,
Worms, Derangcment Of tae Stomach and Ii
yer, we can recommend It knowingly.
For sale by Df. B. L, Harry, Bedford, Pa.
and nv an nrI, A., o- -,
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NO FAITH IN THEIR PROMISES.
Great promises arc now being made as
to what Walker viii dn il Ksnsas. The
same promises have been made before, aud
have been made bur 10 be broken. fhe
people can have no mere faitr III tue prptl-
ises of government officers relative 10 kan-
sas. The plot Of making il slave territory
was conceived with a purpose, anl, ii pos
siele, that purpose will be carried enr. II
has been swIndle on tie people FroD tue
beginning, and will BE- 10 ina end. When
the line limiting slavery was repealed, IL
was said that the people should frame their
own Institutions Even that apparent far
ness has been abandoned Dir Baehanan
and the Supreme Court how say, that ite
people OF the territory haze ~ righf 10 PRO
hiit slavery; and Mr.. Buchanan fafihef
says, that tile affairs of the territory mast
DC carried on under The aH:heiisy of tas
5arbaroas laws Of the bogus iesisialure. 10
the face of these facts, which dooa K3ll!sas
70 slavery, Mr Buehanan and hi, supporters
in the conspiracy Of extending slavrrY,
would sing . s5ren soag tie !alf the awaken
ed Indignation Of tie people, about Walker
gong 10 Kansas te see justice done 10 ali.
Their justice is Of the Kind that the wolf
gives 10 do ldlab. Their Denomination is
TO fIsten the fciters Of slavery on our ter
ritogies wherever posslble. aud their hypoc-
risy ia denying il bat adds iasul; to the Ia
Jary they are infiictlag on the lpea Of tho
Free States. Their actions condemn them
beyond all reasonable doubt and lie eyi-
deuce of their designs is sufficiently strong
te convict them before any Court of Jastieo
IN the worla. On the real merits O.. tlle:r
actions let them Is judged.
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Tho thou the waters warp,
Thy sting is aot so sharp
as friends realem bere

a family ia this township named Eshcl-
nan have fallen heir to an immense fortune.
amounting to several millions Of dollars.
They are 2 poor, but respectable and indus
trious FANNY, and are said 10 haze received
the news ef their great fortune IN a modes.
aad commendable napner. A, Porter VIII
son. Esq, has undertaken the collce,ior Of
the money Sorry this lucky vindfall mis-
sed gelr correspondent. S.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

I'd specimen hair work, Mrs G. P, Pcaning- .
Frame Of leather. work. Mrs. L. A. Cooke.
Wake,
Best COLLAR n.:s sssd's"ert, Mrs G. M. Lea A'.
I'd collar, needlework, Mrs S. B. Pescud, =
Best underslseves. necdlewo'k. Miss Haddock,
Milton.
{" handkerchief, needework, Misses A. and
E. Kron, Stanly, a
I'd handkerchief needlework, Miss Patty
Young Franklinton.
Best child's dress, needlework, Mrs. r. G.
I'd I" childs dress, needlswork, Mrs. Bruce
Gwynn, Wake,
Best lady's underdress, Miss A. B., Wake,
Z" lady underSkirt, Mrs. Cawthorn, Warm.
I'd " lady'S underskirt, Miss Rebecca Evans
Best gentleInan's shirt, Mrs. E. B., Wake.
I'd F" gentlcman's shirt, Mrs. E. r. Harris,
Wake,
. Best boy's shirt, Mrs. NJ p, Wake,
I'd boys shirt, Mrs. Cawthorn, Warren,
Best specimen plain sewing, Mrs. Alsa Tucker,
Wake,
Cd specimen plain sewing, Mrs. F. R. Blum,
Winston,
Best specimen of ambrotype, I. j. Ravens,
Wake,
Best specimen Of Photographs, I. j. Ravens,
Wake.
w.
Wake,
Best oil painting, Cattle Scene" A. Meinung,
Salem II
I'd " oil painting, "Sportsman, " Miss Trainham,
Best pencil drawing "Heads, p" Miss R. Smith,
I'd {" pencil drawing, Landscape" Miss Blache
Frntress, Wake.
Best past painting, burning Volcano" F.
W. Lcibach, Salem,
ID pastil painting, "Landscape." Miss B.
Fentress, Wake,
Best specimen Of architectural Drawing, A.
B. Eerndon, Rowan.
I'd specimen of monumental drafting, W. G.
Millisan,
blind pupils Of the North-Carolina In
stitution for the deaf, dumb aud the
blind, to be divided, II
l lawn dress. Miss Rebecca Trul a blind pupil,
Raleigh,
dolls dress, made by Mary Burt and Narcssa
Dupree. bind pupils,
Specimen Of card writing, G. E. Ketcban', IA
leigh
2 vases 20, chomanie work, Mrs. L. A. Cooke,
Specimen of diaphanie, W. d. Cooke, Wake,
Specimen of sewing and floss silk, Misses A. 4
E. Kron,
l glass top table, Miss Happold,, Rowan,
Volcanic repeating fire arms Stanton, for New
Haven Arms Co., silver cup and certi-
Map of North Carolina, W. D. Cooke, Wake,
Thread lace collar, Miss S. A. Partridge, Wake,
Specimen of j.welry, manufactured by c. j.
Stees, Wake, certificate and
Carved canoes, DR.. Chas. Smalwood, Bette
Machine for horse hoof>, Y. n Mitchell Cabarrus,
Magic ven,ator or se:Efanning rocking. chair,
kahnweer, Wilmington, II
Specimens of doors, ralines, window. sash, and
blinds. Murdoch L Cairns Rowan, II
Buggy pole and shaft, combined, V. n Mitchell,
Cabarrus,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28
Sale of Valuable Property
ON BEAU FORT RBOR :.

DEING AUTHORIZED By POWER OF ATTORNEY
marsh Land on the west side Of this Harbor known a,
White Rock Horse Island the undersigned will sell
public auction, in the Town of Beaufort Carteet Corny
Thursday, the 10th day of November next the whue
said tract Except that portion occupied for Railroad pur
poses) in Lots about loo in NUMBER and ing
from 81 bv 70 to so by 100 feet laid off by the
and described on plan prepared by Them
This prupery lies between the mainland of Shepards
Point and the main ship chnnnel of the harbor The
terminus of the Atlantic and N0rthCarUlna Rairad and
the wharf at the terminus located upon it, Its mp
lance, therefore, in commercial point of view will be ap
parent to all. Six months credit will be given to the pu
chaser. Note with good security required.
JAS: RUMLEY, Agent
Beaufort, Oct. Is, 1857. l206-wtd
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, WAKE co,i.
y In Equty-Jas. j. Powell and Others er n. w.oUNTY
Pursuant to an order made at Fall Tenn, t iss
titled cause the undersigned Clerk and Masarr above
coed to SELL on the premises Saturday the s VIII p-
November next the Land in the peadngs descrbcd day
certartract parcel of Land situate I towit:
in the County Of Wake, the North side Of ana being
and West Of Poplar creek bounded on the las, hS Rvs
creek aud A. Mails Land the North bx ~, ny Poplar
fourteen hundred and fortynne and q acres about
TERMS OF SALE:-Two hundred and ifftv do,,.,.
chase money to be paid in sh; credit Of n ot pu
onc-thrd, two years fer the next third and ,h wear for
the residue Of the purchase money! will be ~rs years for
caasers upon their entering int" bond with approved pu
rity bearing interest from the day of sale secu.
Given under my hand ut Office tbi, l7tb o,,
Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. c. II r'7
~ Register copy. l-V'-'ds
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HIGHLY INTERESTING to THE LA.

"IGHLY INTERESTING To THE IA.
:" DIES.-WE HAVE IN STORE A LARGE "a
reIy of FASHIONABLE BONNETS, from % cents to sz5
Also, Il large assortment of French Flowers Ru>bas
Ribbons Feathers, Chenes, Head Dresses Opera Hoods
Hair Braids, Jet Necklaces and Bracelets Shawl Pms
Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Hoops and Hoop Skirts, in
every variety and style;
Ladies Merno and Gauze Vests and Drawers, Corse,s,
Hosiery and Gloves;
Chenille and Shetland W0olShawIs;
Cloaks, Ta!mas, and Cloak Cloths;
Embroideries and Lace Goods;
FURS-Cuffs, Muffs. and Victorines;
And in fact almost every article lady could possibly call
for can be found at the we'll stocked Store of
BROWN & WIGGINS
AZ Fayetteville street,
Opposite the Pos,-Of6ce
Oct 20, 1857. SIT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28
October Is, 1855.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,W WILSON
- County, Csrt of Pleas and Quarter Session, William
Pope Henry Pope John Pope, and B. H. Bawden, as as
sgnees as and trustees Of Henry
Hamilton and the heirs Of Mary Dckerson Petition for
partition of land.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
heirs I'll Sarah Hamilton and the heirs of Mary Dckerson
defendants in this nonesdents of the State it
is therefore ordered that publication be made in the n c.
Standard for weeks notifying The said defendants appear
before the worsh Of said court the court house
in Wilson, the 4,h Monday of October next then and
there to plead demur to the said petition
will be heard esparte and judgment rendered ontsso
to them.
4th Monday Of July, A. d.. 1851
T. C. DAVIS Clerk.
August Is, 1857 l202-w6w.