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TRAY ELER.S GUIDE.
stages from Washington.

H.W. Martin, agent Office Franklin House corner
Of Eighth and D streets.
For Leonardtown and Charlotte Hail. Nd, leave
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ut 81 a. M
For Port Tobaceo Md, leave Tuesday, Thursday,
anil Saturday at so a. m.
10 upper Marlboro Md, leave daily at ~ a. IN
Fol- Rockville Md, leave daily at 6lS a. m.
For Frederick, M. leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
aiurda7 al % a. M.
For Leesburg and Winchester, Va, leave Tuesday,
Thursday an Saturday at 40 a. IN.
For Brookrille and Nechanicsvle, Nd, leave
Dcrsey's hotel, Tth street
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DENTISTRY.
nENRY b. NOBLE, ID. d. 5.

Ofsrs his seycices in The garious branches Of
Dentistry"
Office 27s1f Pennsylvania Avenue between 18th and
18th Streets, near the Kirkwood House,
In the same building with Lester Noble, y. d. 50
April lit
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IMPORTANT PROSPECTUS!
THE PEARL OF THE PREss

THE PUREST BRILLIANT OF BLESSING AND
BEAUTY.
For EVery Age and Class-For Every Family
and Person. .-.-.o
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49,. G.. w. FENToN,
PRINTER AND STEREOTYPER.

Cuts, Leads, and Metal Furniture made
to order.
CORNER OF INDIANA AVENUE AND SECOND STREET.
Washington ID. O. .. m
Books Pamphlets Blanks, Wood Cuts Of all
descriptions, stereoyped with neatness, cheapnesi
and despatch
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The Mails.

nc dJdVSs .
First Northern and Ea':ern Mail closes AT r, "a
departing at A. H.. neat morning, Except Sundays
AMI arrives AZ d a, IN.
Second Northern and Eastern Mail closes at 81
p M, and arrives at p. M, except Sunday.
First Southern Mail closes ut p. M, and arrives
u q. m.
second Southern Mail closes at . p. M, and arrives
at4p.m.
Western Mail closes at p. M, and arrives at 5
p IN.
Northwestern Mali closes at p. M, and arrives at
D. IN.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Mail closes at Q D. M, and
arrives at M daily, except Sunday.
Annapolis Mail closes at3A p. IN. and p. M. ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives ut II u a. IN. and H. M
eesburg Mail closes On Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at p. m, and arrives days at u D. M
Rockville Mail closes at = p. M, except Sunday,
delarting ut a. M, and arrives al 8 p. m.
Tor Tobacco Mail closes al p. H., except Sunday
departing at a. m, and arrives al 8 p. M.
'c;'.srdtown Mail closes on Sunday, Tuesday, and
Thursday at p. m, aid a-"ives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Z u p. m.
Cotesville Mail closes ON Monday, Wednesday and
riday at p. M and arrives on Tuesday, Thursday
nd Saturday ut y. M
Georgetown Mail closes at az p. m. and p. M,
and arrives at 5 u m. and p. m.
Upper Marlboro Mail closes daily except Sunday,
ats p. m, and arrives at p. m.
Post Office Hours.
The Office is kept open for the delivery of letters
and papers from a. IN. until o'clock p. m. except
III Sunday, when il is open from to 10 a. M, and
om 6 to p. m.
Postage on all letters and transient newspapers to
places within the United States must be prepaid
(Sgned)
.e... ..t. JAMES q. BERRET, Postmaster.
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UNDERTAKINGS ESTABLISHMENT
COFFTNSt COFFINSti
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES HIS
n business at his old stlud, No 1873 South side
Of Pennsylvania avenue Immediately opposite the
United States Hotel; where he has and intends TO
keep constantly on hand largo assortment of Cof
fins of every description and Style which will be fur
nished at the shortest notice. an1 on liberal terms
Thankful for past hvors from generous public, he
hopes to merit n shar" Of public patronage.
HENRY LEE.
Residence, Maryland avenue, No BIG.
N. B.-undertakers furnished MS heretofore at
small advance. Feb l3-3m
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BUCKWHEAT, BUTTER. &C.

1000 lbs new Buckwheat Meal.
1000 lbs Goshen ana Glades Butter
10 half bbls. No. ] and MackereI
1000 lbs. Hake and Goldfish, m
so boxes Scotch Herrings,
100 bags and bbls Flour,
5 bbls. Golden Syrup,
with general assortment Of Groceries and Liuuors
for sale at reduced prices.
District Maryland, Virginia and Corporation notes
taken at par When less than FIVE dollars is wanted
two dollars in Groceries and three dollars in specie
will be given for any of the above notes.
WIN II. TENNEY, Georgetown.
eeo'town o2s-8w. fli
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JAMES TALIAFARO,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

Obrnv of Maryland Avenue and Seventh Street.
LIE shavcs pleasantly, cuts hair delightfully."-,
Ii shampoons agreeably, and takes you by the
politely. ol0tf
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NOR sALE.-A RARE CHANCE, doubt il
III notl-I will sell II Immediately applied for
the stock and fixtures Of my BAKERY, C0NFEC-
TI0NERY, AND FRUIT STORE, doing good
cash business For further information enquire at
this offc,. o8 St
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NoRFoLK. Va July o. 1ssA

NoRFoLK, Va, July %, 1854.
In the experience OF even two years, / have found
great difficulty IN obtaining Spcctlcles that were
eyactly adapted 10 the weakness of my sight This
Inconvenience Mr.. Tobias seems to have removed
Tor tie present by the substitution for me of better
and more suitable Glasses They are clear, crystal.
like, and comfort uble TO my eyes I would com.
mend him to lose who, from age or other inlrmity.
require artificial aid in this way.
j. j. SInKfNs NJ d.
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LYNcuBuRG, Nov. |. 1854
From an examination OF SIR. Tobias's GLASSES.
and from his observations and rcmuI ks am con.
viuced that he is II skfu optician
J. J. BLAcKFoRD, NJ. D.
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Are particularly adapted to
derangementsof the digestive
apparatus, and diseases arts
ing from impurity Of the
blood. A large part Of all the
complaints that afiiict man
kind originate In one Of these,
and consequently these Pills
are found 10 cure many yari-
atias of disaaaa
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Law NOTICE.

INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
II Circuit and Criminal Courts Of this District,
and the Court of Claims, and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted TO his
charge
His Office, at present is at the southwest corner OF
Eleventh and "I' fronting New Y rk avenue.
An 14-6 ". ELLIS
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WILMINGTON N. c., June 10, 1854.
To persons who have had the sight of their eyes
SO impaired to require the use OF Glasses, would
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as a suitable person
from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may re-
CURE, as he has suited me with pair of Spectacles
for far and near sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by a service Of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required me to be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after DAY, during which
time | used but one light
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NOTICE TO H0USEKEEPERS.


G. X. L. CROWN " CO.
HAVING received large and we'll selected stock
IL for the Fall trade, invites Housekeepers and
those in want Of
FURNITURE OR CRocKERY WARE,
to examine their stock they determined to sell
10 suit the times.
Bank paper Of this District taken at par.
@. r. l.. CROWN n Co.,
2l-f No. 357. corner Of 9Th and Pa. av.
(NRANBERRIES, RAISINS, DC.
~ so boxes new bunch RAISINS
20 do Eleme FIGS. ae HH 20
2barrels CRANBERRIES. ...
20 boxes New York CHEESE.
10 boxes CITR0N.
CURRENTS, ALMONDS, FILBERS, and
PALM NUTS.
With general assortment of Groceries, Wines,
and Liquors.
Bank notes and Corporation notes taken at par,
and change given when one dollars worth is bought
w. II. TENNEY,
nH-0t Georgetown.
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SIN: The pair Of srectacles you furnished me yes
terdy are particularly satisfactory to me- They are
very decidedly the best possess and am the ow ner
Of ght or nine pairs carefully selected in different
places, aud from opticians recommended ~ me on ac-
count OF their professional standing in France Eng
land, and the United States. have been also pleased
with your reunrks and directions on the treatment
Of the eyes for The purpose OF preserving and improv
ing the sight
Respectfully yours, CuAs. CALDWELL.
Professor ofM. c., Louisville, Ky.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-31
oDringIng our shoayoa va Ua. y

The Time for Toll g. past, and night has come,
Tho lgst sUi saddrst ni rhr hanrst cYcsi
Worn out with labor long and WcarIsuur,
Dropping and f-.Ht ihc rraprrs hasten home,
Zach laden with bio ahraNcs,
Iast ~ thc lahnrcrs thy fa,t gain,
Lord of the h1nrst' and Wy spirit rrieyps
That am bufdcupd not fo much with grain
ylth a hrh iurra rfhrltt aud brain -
Master, behold my shra'ca
Few. lghtUud worthless --yrt their trlHiug weight
Through ~ my fame weary arhWV luaycsi
lnr long ] siUpglcd with ny htplrFs fate.
Aud ttHid and tullrd ill it was dAtk aud latc,---
Art thrhc arc all uy rhoa,cs,
Iull well know have more taros than wheat
bmwh'cs and huWors dry stalks, aud wirhcrcd
HraNcat
Wherefore I blush and weep at M thy htt.
/ kurCl down rryorDuty, nud repeat
"Mlster behold my shoa,rsl"
! know those blossoms, clustering heavily
with evening dew upon their folded leaves,
4-.I,- -.+l-tti- it.+- st't'4.' f1'rf tttttttvlHa
Therefore shall tnRrpucy and beauty be
The glory Of nay tA,atcs,
SO do gather strength and hope anew
For well know thy patient love pcrcpNCs
Nut what did, bat what ! stro,c 10 du.-
And though The nll, ripe ears be sadly Few,
Ihou wilt accept my thcaycs,
1fiqUftg HgUfLfy.
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Item 3. ! give my nI6ty to be happy and
useful IN lfe to humiliation.
Item 1, 10 my beloved wife, who ha,
thus ar checrod me in the path Of life, !
give shame, poverty, sorrow, aud broker
heart
tom s, 10 each Of my children bequcarh
my example, and the heritage Of their filh.
ers shame,
Item o. To my associate Rrscery compnn-
ions, give my broken bottles.
Item T. Finally give my body TO disease,
misery and early dissolution, and my soul,
that can never die, TO the disposal Of that
God whose mereyI have abused, ,hosc com
mands have broken, aud whose holy law
declares that no druukard shall Inherit the
kingdom Of Heaven.
a DRuNKARD (ScalD
Witnesses Scripture, Reason, Common
Sense Universal eyperi,ncc,
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CU- When Daniel Webster was delivering
his memorable speech at the dedication OF
Bunker Hill monument, the crowd pressed
forward to such an extent that some were
ininting and some being crushed. Officers
strovo In vain to make the crowd stand back 4;
they Aay il ennld -ls,st -riouu5 Some one
asked MIR, Wcbstar 10 make an appeal to
them. The great orator came forward,
STRETCHED forth his hand, and said in his deep
stentorian tones, Gcrtlemcn, stand back I"
4" 1t cannot he DONE" they shouted. Gen
tlemon. str'rl -hack,' he said, without ohnngc
of voice. sB1t is impossible, Mr.. Webster.
impossiblo"' "lmpossibIe ?" repeated Mr..
Webster; 'impossible ?" Nothing is impossi-
BILE on Bunkct mr. ond the vast crowd
swaycd, and rolled back like mighty wave
of the ocean.
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Tho Drunkard's Will.

l., w, l., beginning to be enfeebled in DO.
dy and fearing that may be palsicd in
mind and having entered on that course OF
ntcmperence, from which have no strength
of mind to fee, and already feeling the evils
resulting thcrefrom, which have not rcsolu-
ton to avert, do make and publish this, my
last will and testament, Having been made
in the image of my creator i.cnpable of ration
al enieymcnts, OF impartiae happiness to
others and promoting the glory of God |
know aud acknowledge my accountability.
But such is-Ing foFyiIiess for -scu5uuf Er7rtiFi-
cation, and my utter inability To resist temp
ution'' that give myselfiup entirely to in
temperance and it's associate vices and make
the following bequest. 9,--.
Item l. My property give to dissipation
knowing that it will soon fall into the hands
of those who furnish me with ardent spirits.
Item .. My reputation, already totterins
en- sandy foundation, give to destruction.
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A Coon HIr-A colored gentleman, who
does landscapes in white, displays handsome
sign in the ncighborhood Of Sixth and Arch
street, Philadelphia, inscribed, "Professor
Singleton, white-wnshcr and carpet shaker
Not n bad hit, that Considering that "Pro.
fcssor' Singleton has as good a right to the
title as about half the people who appropriate
it, his sign is in very good taste.
Troubles OF A FAT MANA large gentle
man thus speaks of a difficulty into which he
got from not being able to divide himself
al am fat man, and require room. had
to travel by diligence from Macomb, in
Frnnce. l sent the rascally gareoA from the
hotel TO book two places for me, and paid for
them. When came to the Office to take
my place, found they had booked ona scat
for uu rnSitr,' urtii uTIr UJsy7'''
~ The WoburnJBWdget thinks there has
been considerable "wire-pulling" lately bu-
tween England and the United States. VI
I-D- The Selectmen OF Hartford were visit.
ed on Tuesday by n woman and ak small
children. The mother wanted a secondhand
cagon. She had three horses with her, and
had broken the wagon in which she cmgrat-
ed from Vermont, mud could not travel on
Without "a wagon. 'fthe town was out of
secondhand wagons.
The MARRIAGE SERvICB.--Sir John Bow
ring, the British Ambassador to China-who
by the way wrote "Watchman, tell us of the
Night as well as many other charming pie
ses of church psalmody--is said TO be not
only very eccentric, but very opinionatcd
nan. On one occasion he was animadyert-
ng upon the "wickedness,- as he expressed
L, of the marriage rs prescribed by the
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counting with mother Eve their seventeenth
as their first real birthday, And they arc
right For Il deducIs from your woman Of
tiye-aud-f1rty all thal she cares 10 lose, piy-
higher fair start with Eye and peggIng
her back 20 full-fown nine-und-twcnty And
indeed u il impossible that any really charm
ing woman should bt day Older
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Church N Engiahf "ioot nt ir,@ rldhr-
with Ibis ring thee vod-thats soreery I
With my body I thee durship- that, idoia-
toryj and with alrmy worldly goods Ihhcs
endoW-thars q lie.H
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OUr Printing cstahli shmcut was never iu better
condition tian uuW, and increased attention viii
ho given 90 this branch 0f business. We krep
constantly ou hand Paper md Card Stock, aud are
now pitpaud 90 pint llaUdbills, PrpWAnmes,
Auction Bills, Din Heads, Labels, CiruUars, lmsi-
nr.s Rnd Wedding Cards. Hg.. Nr.,at short notice.
nrhon by mail win be- carefully attended %, aud
tAr work forwarded with drsnatCh,
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rV There is doctor in the northwestern
part Of Philadelphia who is especially remark
able for being, as the women term it, short
and crusty A week or two since he was
called to visit patient who was laboring
under severe attack of cheap whiskcy.-
We'll doctor, I'm down. you sec-1complctc-
" foorcd-lvc got the tremendous dclirum,
YOU perceive. '7remcHs you fool where'd
yeu get the rum p qucred the doctor AN
over in spots-brokc out promiscuously
doctor Served you right. Whcrcd you
got your rum p Father died of the same
disease; took him under the short ribs and
carried him of bodily We'll, you've got to
take something immediately You're a
trump, doctor-hcrc vito, III take a nip OF
old rye Lie still, blockhead. Mrs. b., if
your husband should get worse before re-
turn which shall be in an hour, just give
him dose Of that trunk straps maybe that
will fetch him to sense This folly The
doctor sailed out grandly, and within an hour
he s0iIdrl in again, and 70 und his friend of
the delirium tremendous in terrible condi-
ton, writhing and struggling with pain
His wife, female of the plain but igl,orant
school, came forward, and, laying fer hand
upon the doctors arm, said, doctor, gave
him the strap as YOU directed. Did You
thrash hita " ell 2,- Thrash him p exclaimed
the astonishcd woman; mo, but cut the
strap into hash and made him swallow it,
'Oh, Lord doctor roared the victim, i sWhl-
lowed the leather, but--but--' 'lAt what
4 swallowed the strap, but I'm blowed il
could 20 the Juckier The doctor admins
tered two bread pills and made his exit.
to They htve got a fellow in Jail in Chi
cago for sMindlins- l. dried snow and sold
. 1t for salt
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Virgil j. Paris, Of Maine has been ap-
pointed naval ftorckrcprr az Portsmouth,
\. H., vice l,cdihg removed,
There rs funny story told about the man
ner in whieh Mr. Nugl Dcrhiui Paris got
uy namc. III, father. an honest hu, uulct-
tered man, ON the day Of the young gentle.
'naus birth, happened TO take UP an old
"D,lphiui" cditiouo( NhgiLpgiutcd in France
It being all Latin except ,hc title page, the
old man interested himself with that Anu
spelling over It for some time h, managed
% mako ont lhc three words,
Virgil Dclphiui'
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to They h,ve got a fellow in Jail in Chi
eago for sMindAne- dried snow and sold
1t for salt.
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The morning following these events, the
lender of the British Gigate was standing of
and on, under easy sail and close in with
Sandy Hook. The wind was from the south
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-13
Democratic Meeting in Cumberland.

Alta democratic meeting held at the Court House
in the Town of Fayetteville, on Thursday March
Alb 1853, for the purpose Of appointing delegates
for the County of Cumberland to the Charlotte Con-
veation to be held on the 14th Of April, on motion
Hon. Jesse G. Shepherd was chosen President and
JAS W. Strange and John T. Hornrine Esors. Vice
Presidents. On motion, Col. VIM. Alderman and
VIM Bow Esq, were requested to act as Secretaries.
The President addressed the meeting in an able
and eloquent manner, and explained the object for
which it had assembled -
On motion Committee Of five were appointed bv
the President to draft Resolutions expressive Of the
sense OF the meeting: w. Mel Mckay, E. s. Hobbs.
Duncan Shaw. J. b. Roberts, and VIM. Cade, Rsqrs..
composed said Committee. a.a
The Committee through their Chairman w. Mel.
Mckay. reported the following Preamble and Reso.
lutions:
WHEREAS, 1t is proposed to hold Convention Of
the Democratic party at Charlotte. the l4th day
Of April next to nominate Candidate for Governor
OF North Carolina and whereas We are DESTROYS to
De represented in said Convention, a2.
Hesotusd, That the Chairman Of this meeting A.
po'nt hity delegates to represent this County.
Hesol0ea, That we approve of the administration
.: james Buchanan that his course on the Kansa,
question especially his special Message ssfsrsnc,
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n. Gooch, w. R. Harris, W. Fl. Thomas, John +.
ucc;ebee. Willis Lewis. R. H. Gregory. Jacob Rig
gin. William Taylor, W. R. White. g. H. K. Taylor,
RI. Hughes, III. II Burwsll. j. NJ Stone, A. IL.
Ceok, Jefferson 81 rner, I. Jones, Jesse Meadows,
AN. Veasy. Bena,nan " heeler, JAS Brogden, Jno.
W. Estis, Erwin Morgan, Willie p Mangum, Silas
Stone Thos. B. Lyon, Sem, c. White, David Fuller,
Major Mitchell, E. B. Lyon, Philo White, Paul Jen-
kins Durell E. Bo6bitt, Abraham Lawrence, Lewis
J. Davis Thomas Hunt, W B. Mann. W. IL: Row
land, j. O. Cazwell, P. w. Wyche; s. L. Parrish,
B. Burroughs, j. H. Wright. c. H. Wyche, Drnry
R. Turner, j. H. Young, B 6. Wyche, W. P. Haw.
kins, j. R. Duty, w. VI. Sread, S. S. Cooper, Jas
Turner, Jas. Norwood, Thos. Satterwhte, Jno kel-
", j. s. Ellis, W. B. Hughes, W. B. Hunt, Francis
NJ Stone, ID j. Morrow, r. B Hunt, Isham j. Cheat
ham, A. Hanks. VIM. Marrow, w. NJ. Bennett, NJ.
D. Turner, J. j. Gregory, j. G. Cooper, Jno Nance,
Jno Royster Thos. Hester, J. {. Lewis n. D. Foys-
ter, Thos j. Taylor, Itobt Vass. Littebury Stone,
Benz. Tharp Thos. Miller, 7. j. Hicks. W. j Ham
let, W. S. Mechanism, John Williams, K Ii.
Wainwright, T. L. Hargrove, w. E Cannady, F. B.
Currn, George Knot, Il. o. Gregory, Stephen Fra
zier, D. S. Wilkerson. Stephen Bcasley. Risdon
Knott, He bert Gregory, p W. Young, j. NJ. Satter-
white &. Frazier, Robt. S. Barnett, B. I. Winston,
w. A. Johnston John Bryant. W. W. Young. j. ID
Ho6good, Thos. Meadows, Thos. Latta, W. A. Cur
rim John Odcnheiner. Sam'. Hunt r. B Hobgood,
Jno. OVERLY, JAS. Campbell, Hester, I. Averett.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretaries were
added to the list.
On motion of W. II. jenkins, the meeting adjourn
ed j. NJ. BULLOCK, Chm
L. NJ. VASnook. secys .,
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March 2, 1858.

STATE OF UNDERGRADUATE
- COUNTY.-In Equity.-Joseph NJ. Mangum, Admir-
of Duncan Cannady and in right of his said n,esta'e
and wife Angelina Ezekiel Laws and wife Sarah Thaddeu
Cannady and others Nat. E. Cannady, Admir- de Ln~
no with the will annexed of Doris Cannady and Elias
Canna:iy
Whereas, Joseph Mangum, of the Plaintiffs in the
above entitled has made oath before the under
signcd that Elias Cannady Of the Defendants in said
cause. is nonresident of the State of NorhCarohn,
this therefore is notify the said Elias Cannadv wherever
he may be- TO be and appear at the next Term Of Court
Of Equity for Wake COUNTY to be held at the Court House
March next. then and there plead demur
the said Bill. filed against him by joseph NJ Mangum,
Of H. C. Ray and wife Cynthia and others aforesaid and
to obtain the share of said Elias egatee under the will
of Doris Cannady; the said Bill will be taken po con-
fesso as to him, and set down for caring garte
Given under my hand at office. this 18th Februrry. 1851
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NJ. E.
January 12 1858. 1901 L.