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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
T. C. HALLIDAY, AuctOEeer.
C,IrpRFME C0UhT SALE Of VALUABLE

C,UPREME COURT SALE Of VALUABLE
- PROPERTY on srArEN isLAED-E. c. HALLIDAY
VIII sell IT surtsou TUESDAY. July ~ lb5. a. 6cOcs
o. M a. ksutus Han Tonpkussie staten ssud under the
diree.ior of NM EMERSON req Referee:
Sixty O. LAND. ffOusK Silver Lake aud tie Rch
moIe Tp1upke u mies from TompkLs lie Lending
To be soie ia ten parcsis, scclToire 20 me map
Three ard & half ac'cs of LAND or Tosh HI.
Five acres of WOODLAND In Sogti fed.
HOUSE aud FIVE LOIS the eas-eiy side o. Ssiah Ann "
IN the Village Of Tsmpk,rsvie.
HULSE ard LOT the ess;e'ly side ofbe sane stree.
Two HOUSES and LOTS O. the westerly siao OF the sane
street.
Twohirds Of the purchase money may remain on bad ana
mortgage for years Of per c"L.. -,
The sss x be positive, sho without reserve 20 the highest
bidder. a.,
FOX maps END farther particulars sPPy to TIE Aue''nee' no
AWaI n II.
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DIVER SAGUENAl.
IL IA! IA! BAY. gADQUsAC,
AND LOWER ST LAWRENCE

And LUWtK 81 Lh"ht0'Nr'
T...lr,soir. s,esuer sAGUESAY. Captain RENE
SyNARD. leaves Q-rbcC
EYTRY WEDNESDAY sta m.
during .h- months - Ju'y Argus' e1t S-peu oef o.
PLTAsU kk LNOIRSlON
L? THF PAR FAMED RIVER ) >GJ ENhf' -
,irr 70 Quetec the oviGg Fncsy -eiEcE IA hns
- con- GO with - smo-s gO;ns W ess 20
Cabr Fsre foI kXcur.iou 10 hdtus sat FoI'n & s9a
.ee H,rper. Msssziue fer July 1859.
~ '"' JOHN LAIRD,
OHoe No. /. s.. Peers
nr.h-c ID Ir,Y fsea
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CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for S30.-The
- Liverpool NewYork ard Phladelpha Steamship Compa-
nys spcucid and powerful steamship ntenieo % sail:
from Belfast and NlGO June - sAd JHy
Irou New ork 70 Cork LiverpoSG0 Ss.Idsy July j.
PASSAGE:
Cabin from Eew-York 20 Cork snd Liverpool! ISIS
St-erage frou New York % Cork and Liverpool.
Including unlimited allowance OF the bes; cooked pf)snons
which viii b. served b. the Company stewards.
Psset ger. by this avoid the sk snd detention Of
esArg Haax sDd St Johns the steamers SAL direct &c
Cork
PoT .rrigh; Pssssse .pPly 70
JOHN MCHEE No lS yctoTiss. Belfast.
&. ". ID. SEYMOUR & Co, COX,
and Philadelphia New York tue Company Ohces NO
lCa Na1u;st, PhsGephs aud No - Broadway New Yors
JOHN q. DALE. Agent
WM ISMAN Agent Noe g. and s. Tower Buldngs, Liver
pool
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STATE or NORTH cALoLINA.
VHANUE NWUNINs
Ia Equity-Petition Tor Account and Set
Element.
ORANGE County.


Ia Eluity-Petition Tor Account and Set
tlement.
Lemue NJ. Morgan. James II. Morgan, Solomon A. Nor.
gan, Margaret Morgan aud carahnc Morgan,
against
James N. Patterson. adm'f Of Lemucl Morgan, dcc'd
Martha Morgan, sarah. wife of Christopher Barbee
Eizi Horn, Malndi, wife Of Asa Couch, Iuenda. wife
o. Moses Huichins. Eleanor, wife Of Thomas Nrce
Mary, wife of - Moring, Charles ~. Patterson,
Walter A. Patterson. Thomis J. Morgan, and Sarah
wife Of ycrbin Csstlebury.
III appesring y affidavit that the defendants. Martha
Morgan, Christopher B1rbee and wife Sarah. -
Horn and wife Eliza, Asa Couch and wife Malinls
Moses Hutcins and wife Lucinda. Thomss Niece and
wife Eleanor. - Moring and wife Mary, Charles ~
Peterson and Walter A. Patterson, reside beyond the
limits of this State Il is therefore ordered that pubiica.
ton he made IN the lllsborough Recorder Cor sir
ecsse weeks that they appear at the merit term Of The
Court Of Equity or Orange county, the second Sion.
DAY Of March neIi then 70 answer. plead dcmur q
The same. or will be taken pro ccniesso 10 them
and SCI Zoe hearing.
Witness Thomas Webb. CLERK and Master IN Equity
Tor Orange county. a. Office ia HilsborOush, the ia
day Of January. 1853.
THOMAS WEBB, G. Il M. r.
January Is. Price adv. $3.50 I-er
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NEW s ITEMS.

The Washington papers contain the adyer-
tisement 81 Secretary Cobb for a new Loan Of
$4,000. 900 under the act Of l4th June last.
The Howard Association Of New Orleans
spent upwards Of $4,000 for the relief Of
the sick and destitute. during the recent yell
low fever epidemic IN that city.
ISpicTKp ron LiHsL.--The editor Of the
Paterson New Jersey Register has been 10.
dicted for libel, for printing or publishing a
card upnn which was the picture &c jack
ass along side Of an Excise Judge.
A bill has been introduced into tie Senate
q The State Of New York exemptiug pub.
fishers Of newspapers and periodicals. FROM
the libel Law. unless il IS proved that they
circulated the libel with milieious intent.
Nessrs. r. A. Terry aud A. n. Carrigan,
formerly e Nurih Carolina, are Senators OF
the Arkansas Legislature. Mr.. Carrigan il
from Alamanee.
II Is said that Lieutenant Maury, Of the
Washington Observatory. has prnphesied that
We shsllhave but ten perfectly clear days this
winter.
Dispatches from Mabile 10 Lord Napier an !.
naunce the arrival Of tie British war steamer
Basilisk, with one hundred aud forty ship.
wrecked Americans.
A marble statue &c General jackson is 10
be inanguratcd IN Memphis, Tennessee, on
the 9Th instant. withimpressiye ceremonies.
Commodore Perry's widow has received a
magnificent silver candclabra. manufactured
in China. as 4 testimonial fram the American
residents at Canton in 1855 10 her lamented
husband.
FLoRiDa sroAR PLsNTiSo.--An Alabama
paper says that some Of the sugar planters
Of Louisiana are turning their attention 70
that part II Florida from which the Indians
have lately been removed. Il is thought
that in few years not only will sugar be-
come one Of It's principal productions, but
that coffee will be successfully cultivated.
A firm Of Hour dealers in Boston have sent
to the Rev. Perez Nilsson. % the Indepcnd.
snce City Mission. forty sacks of -four, IL be
distributed among the worthy poor Of the
city.
Petitions are IN circulation in Michigan
asking for restoration u the death penalty
fur murder IN that State.
A letter appears in the 81. Louis Rcpubli.
can. from MI. Yost. The government agent
Of the Navajo Indians, IN which he states
that peace was concluded with the chief 81
that nation on the 2Olh Of November.
TIE annusl renting Of the pe~s IN the Rev.
Henry Ward Beeehers church. Brooklyn,
y. y, TOOK place on Tuesday. The his6ut
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, Jan. IL.
The steamship Niagara. from Liverpool
on the LIST instant. arrived here this forenoon.
The steamship Weser. from Bremen for
New York. had returned TO Queenstown dis.
tressed. her pumps choked and leaking bad.
".
The French Emperor again pardons Mon.
talembert, also the editor of the correspon-
dent. and one hundred aud sixty .four other
prisoners.
Ii is reported that France has officially in.
formed England Of her support il the latter
adopts measures TO counterfeit Mr.. Buchan.
ans policy in relation to Cuba. &c.
A false alarm Of FIRE in the Victoria thea
ter at London caused panic among the au.
dience, and sixteen persons we're trampled
TO death.
The Spanish papers deuounce in tone Of
offended pride Mr.. Buchanan's message
about Cuba.
There are discretionary movements in
Seryia. Prince Alexander had been depos.
ed. aud Prince Milosch proclaimed instead.
The steamers Europa. Hammonia. North
Britain, and City Of Washington had all ar
rived out safely.
The sales oicotton Tor the week AZ Liver.
pool we're 55 900 bales. The weeks market
opened with declining tendency but closed
steady. Breadstuifs closed with an adyanc.
ing tendency. Provisions continued dull.
Consols closed at e6s OCT for account.
The steamship Wrser encountered hur-
ricane on the 10th Of December, which last.
ed until the Esd. She was thrown on hes
beams end. and had seven feet Of water in
her hold. which extnguished her fires. Af.
ter the hurricane had subsidized, with tempo.
rary repairs. she managed to reach Queens.
town on the 26th.
The barque oakland. from Charleston,
bound TO Liverpool. was struck BY lightning
aud burnt of Cape Clear. One II her boats,
with The chief officer and four seamen, was
rescued, and arrived at Milford Haven. The
other boats had not been heard from.
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Ipremium paid was 600. BY II. B. Chaplin.
for the FIRST choice. Such was the rush that
a great many families accustomed to worship
in the church are without seats the coming
year.
Wolves are said to be doing considerable
damage to sheep-fods 10 Page county, Va.
The richest man 10 Louisville, KY, is the
Hon. James Guthrie. His property is asses
sed as worth l.382,6S6.
MAcHINRRy IN GREAT BRrTArN.--The pow
err Of machinery in Great Britain. in mills, has
been computed to be equal TO 600.0OO,000
men, one man being able. BY the aid Of steam,
to do the work which required $50 men to
accomplish fifty years ago. The production
has been commensurate.
The Ballevile Cotton Factory, near Au-
gusta, Georgia, was destroyed by fire on the
afternoon Of the 18th instant. No insurance.
The Democratic State Convention met at
Frankfort. KY. on the 9th instant and nomi-
mated the Hon. Is. Magofiu as the candidate
for Governor, and Lynn Boyd for Lieutenant
Governor.
No Bank in Tennessee is now allowed to
issue or pay out notes oil less denomination
than FIVE dollars.
The tobacco crop Of Ohio for the current
year is estimated to be worth 90, 100000
A VALUABLE CALF.-Albert Allen, ESQ.,.
Of Fayette county. Kentucky, sold bull
calf, fourteen moths old, last week, to ]. NJ.
Hill, of Illinois, for the sum Of $500. His
weight was 1908
The Council General Of the French West
Indies have voted the Introduction Of $4,000
immigrants-7.0 600 Africans and Il 900 Chi
nese. This large number was considered
necessary 10 consequences Of the great and
increasing assertions Of laborers in the ISL
and.
The celebrated Seminole chief, Sam Jones,
is dead. He was supposed to be at least one
hundred and ten years old.
BOGUS HALF DoLLARs.--The Piedmont (Va.)
/ independent says that town has been fooded
with counterfeit half dollars within the last
week. They are extremely well executed,
and well calculated 10 deceive They were
distributed BY some persons unknown.
\ ]. II Michon. Fiench Catholic priest. has
written a pamphlet, urging the permanent re-
moval Of the Pope to Jerusalem.
l.. Silliman Ives. late Bishop Of Nort
Carolina, is in New York, lecturins for the
benefit Of new Catholic Church.
From the LIST Of January to the 9th De-
eembrr. 1858, forty-nne murders have been
committed IN the city Of New York, and sew
enty.nine persons have committed suicide.
The NUMBER Of murderers hanged during the
same period amounted to one !
According 10 statements al the grape grow.
ers' convention, at N. Haven. on Tuesday, the
manufacture of vine is carried on to a con-
siderable extent in Connecticut; $4,000 gal
Ions Of native wine was made in that State
last year, aud it j. thought the quantity vii
be increased to 100000 gallons the pre- sent
year. Many Of the samples offered were sp
proved.
\ NOVEL GRouSDs ron DIvoRcE.--A woman
IN Cincinnati recently made an application
for divorce on the ground that her husband
was coniounded fool.
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Echeagarly pronounced. on the goth Of
December. at Ayutls. and declared himself
President. but the movement was not second
ed at the capital. The troops there pro.
nounced in favor Of Gen. Robes. On the
Esd Gen. Robes published that he would
form a junta composed Of three delegates
from each State.
subsequently the junta assembled and
named Miramon tor President on the second
ballot. Meanwhile the troops had abandon
ed Zuloago, who retired to the house Of the
British Minister.
The vote OF the junta for President stood
for Miramon eighty. for Robes forty four.
Gen. Robes will remain at the capital
until Mramon's arrival, who was daily ex-
pected from Guadalajara. escorted by Loco
cavalry.
At Vera Cruz, on the 9th. the Juarez
Government remained firm. The Liberals
had taken JaIapa and cordoya. were attack,
ing Orizaba.
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WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
From Ex.Allerman Perkins.

Boston, Feb. 3, IB53.
DR. S. w. FowLE. Dear Sir,-For several days l
had been suffering from the effects Of severe cold
companed by very sore throat aud sick headache,
which completely incspacated me for business had
taken but small portion Of single bottle of this Bal
sam, when experienced immediate relief. My cough
vas broken up a, once and my lungs entirely relieved
from The pressure which had become painful at
tribued this entirely 10 the good effects Of your Wild
Cherry, as took no other medicine whatever cordi-
ally recommend it to all my friends.
Respectfully yours,
SAM'L S. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed I. UTTs on the
wrapper.
Seth w. Fowle & Co, lss Washington Street, Bos'
ton, Propretots. Sold by their agents everywhere.
CT For sale in HiIlsboroush by j. q. Webb & Co.
in Greensborough by Dr. T. ]. Patrick.
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Hillsborcugh Female Academy.

YNHE next Session will commence on the LIST day Of
February 1869, under the charge, ~ heretofore.
Of Miss SALLY X. NASH and Miss SARAH ].
HUNT, and the general superintendent Of the Rev.
Dr. CURTIS.
Tuition for English studies $i2 to sls, with The
usual extra advance for lessons in Music, Drawing,
Painting, and Languages.
Lessons in vocal Music are given 10 the whole schooi
without charge.
Board can DO had, including Washing, Fuel and
Lights, OF $40 70 Sl2 so per month.
W. /. STRAYHoRN, Sec'y.
December ID. 70-4w
~ The Raleigh Register and Standard Newheln
New Era, and North Carolina Presbyterian copy four
times aud send accoun, to the Secretary.
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From The Plains, &c.

81. Louis, Jan. 10.
Col. Sumner has left here, en- route for
Fort Lea,cnsorth, with orders from the
War Department Il is thought that his
transfer to that post has reference 70 the dis.
turbances in the Southern part Of Kansas.
A gentleman from Salt Lake on Noyem.
Der 10th gives painful account Of suffering
among men and animal. on the Plains IN
consequences IL the cold. Men we're found
frozen 10 death at nearly every station on
the route. Ten Of Major Russel's men were
frozen 10 death at one time. The snow was
very deep. and the weather colder than had
been known for thirty years; he mercury
standing at twenty.seycn degrees below
zero.
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MIR, WILLOWS
Male and Female School.

MY SCHOOL. will be opened for the reception II
lV1 scholars on Thursday Tie 18th Of January. 1853.
Tuition will vary from seven dollars and fifty cents 10
eighteen Ioars per session. All scholars sent 10 lie
school will be considered entered sr the session.
less hy special contract 10 the contrary and dedue.
lion will be made except 10 o. proiTacied sickness
Tuition will be due 81 the beginning Of zach session.
The school will hc taught n thc residence Of the
Prncira and he desire. Il 10 be distinctly understood
that no boy he permitted 10 remain in the school
who does not drpor, himself according 10 The rules pre-.
scribcd for tie government q The stndeui..
The Principal will be prepared 70 take several bard.
els
For further particulars arpiy 70 the suhsrfibcr.
JOHN u. WILBON.
December "a 7s-3W
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$50 Reward.

pANAwAy from the subscriber, aboul the 18th Of
II ociober last, negro man. DENNIS. who i about
Eve feet ten inches high, and would weigh about les
or ITO pounds. lie was raised by The late Daniel Tor.
,enne deceased, sui since the death q said Tufen.
tine has been owned by John A. Cole, and We think
be % lurking about Coles and II the neighborhooi
whstc be va. raised We will give ihe shove sun
Of 6fy dollars fot bis apprehension Of confinement
10 The jsil al iIsbcroush. a. 80 10 can get him.
NORRIS Y LATrA.
jan. IL, Ia
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rate the Chatham Railroad Company. after
some debate, and Intellectual efforts to amend.
passed its second reading-yeas l0s, nays 4
The bill to amend the act incorporating
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Company, also passed the second reading
yeas 70. nays 80.
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HAwKS's
History Of North Carolina

TUE ~ volume I now puhlisl i Il embraces III,
PERIOD Of lbs Proprietary GsseTnmshi, from 1868
To lT2a.
Il forms handsome $40. volume IL sgi pages Tho
subscription ptte Was hall a cent . page; bot NE
price ii dis i les. ssy 50 Is IN claa tns 50 "a
LiJraty sheep, md 50 IS ID ilf calf Il vii be sot
only fef cash.
Owing 10 The difficulty 81 securing Agents n mar
parts Of the state, We vii iofuafd Il " mai o. oihtf
wise rec Of r0s.ise, receipt q the price o. tia
volumes Cor 81 Goth. "a 80 Cur Sheep OF S. hf a.
!igeisi discount made 10 Agents, q eiasts. sAs
buy 10 sell sgsin.
Ell. HALE 4 sOs.
FsYtIls,ills, New. 3, 1855, ts-,i
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MARRIED.,

Marched,
In this county, Tuesday the li,h instant by VIII.
liam Mccoan. Esq, Mr.. W. H. yEAzEY, Of Gran
vile. to Mis-. NJ. A. WILKINSON, daughter Of Har-
RE WiIkerson. Esq, Of Orange.
10 this county, on Thursday The 9Th instant BY b.
C. Hopkins, Esq, Mr.. W. NJ. MARKHAM, Of Wake,
TO Miss ALKALINE GREEN. daughter Of Samuel
Green, Esq. of Orange.
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N OIL L

HAVING qdalaeJ al November Tern Of Orsn--
- County Court as executor upon lhc es,ae d JAS.
JACKSON, Sen deceased notice i hsfety given 70 al
persons indebted 10 Sai estate 70 come iorWafa and
settle The same and az persons having ,rims on The
estate are notified u produce them II The tine pfescr
bel BY law, OF this notice viii he PLEAD u bsr Of ieii
recovery HENRY WHITFIELD, Ex'r.
December 81, IA
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New Orleans Sugar and Molasses.
<~OO SUGARS.
ono BARRELS Of Choice New Crop New Or
OOO leans SYRUP and M0LASSES, daily ex.
pected, direct flom New Orleans. For sale by
HATHAWAY & co.
Wilmington, n. c., Ian. 10. 73--2w
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

rE'HE Session Of this School will commence on
The first Thursday in January next, and continue
FIVE months
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
in his employ for the ensuing session full corps a.
experienced eschsIs and eves pains will he take1 10
render this school worthy he patronage Of the pabic
Young ladies' will le convey ed from Graham station
OF the Company's Shops, n. c. Railroad to Watson
ve free 81 charge by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival at those places.
E. r. WATSON.
November 80 So
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FROM MEXICO.

New 0rlsans, January ~.
The steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz
on the 9th, arrived below with dates from
the CITY ofMe1iro OF the 9Th instant.
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I.isten 10 MS a Moment.

IlsIpN 70 us z MONTICELLO
A III. Persons indebted to HAYES & Faucet by &C.
- count are requested 10 come forward and settle.
either hy cash Or note We are very much 10 need 81
mouey TO mcrt our lisbililics.
We tender our thanks 70 our f,irnds and patrons fcf
the encouraging custom We have hitherto received aid
We trust il msy increase in The future.
HAYES & FAUcETT.
December 30. IA
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Rock Spring Academy.

ffiIlE Second Session Of this institution will open on
the third Monday Of January, and close the 9Th
Of June.
Tho a;atemy Is situated ten miles southwest Of
Hiishorough, and twelve miles west Of Chapel Hill, in
moral and healthy community. We propose 10 pre-
pare students for College. for the ordinary business
Of life. The terms are a. follows:
Classical or Scientific course, $40 90
English. higher branches, Is 90
Elementary, 10 90
Bosrd per month, co
7. ID. Oldham and John Moore win take hearien.
They are living within half mile Of the Academy.
For further particulars address
VIM. p. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange county, N. q.
December 81. IT,
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N0TICE

TUE papers q the c.is,s Of Il. Niobols, deceased,
have heen placed 10 ihs hand 81 Df. q sifudsiek
vino l. sone aGthori5ed Ia settle q, saus. III pee.
sons indebted 10 the esise will settle with him, arh ~
persons having claims sgsira said estate will ptodut
them 10 him. 8. NICHOLS, lp.s,
b. srRuDWlck, -
December "a ~
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KING IS MOUNTAIN IRON.
HAVE now on hand for sale Twelve Thousand
pounds Of the above Iron, which las heretofore Civ
en- such general satisfaction, and the same for which
Mr.. r. b. Rntin agent consisting Of Bar for tire
and plantation use, Square. Band, &c. &c.
The assortment, will be kept complete, and sold Al,
lowest rate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
Of Kings Mountain Iron Co.
December IL. To-
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The Chicksring B SONS - Prize Medal
PI A N o S.

rEsHE subscriber informs the public respectfully that
he will be in HiIIshrough about the 18th OF 10Th
instant Any person wishing to purchase THE Piano,
will be shown fourteen different styles, varying in price
from $3.50 to ST. OPS.
Pianos thoroughly repaired and tuned in
workmanlike manner.
Orders left at The Hotel, promptly attended 10.
I. A. L. BOHNSTEDT.
January IA. ID
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASGr c0rsTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1858.
Joan Loekhta ard Bedford Vaughn executors Of
Jsrncs Walker, deceased,
".
James Walker and others.
Petition icr Statement.
ET appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court that ihe
defendants Icsse Walker. Thomas Walker, ieny
Walket John Green and wife Rebfeca SAMUEL r Cals
anj wie Dli,f. sui Ambrose Whiison and wife Carp
ne arc nm residents 81 the State 81 North Carolina
s therefore ordered by the coat that publication 10
made ia ihs llIshofoush Recorder for sx successive
weeks n5ti dE said defendants 81 the filing q this pc
ni,n md that Ihev hc and appcar II the nert im Of
this Court 10 r. held u The court horse in Hlsbo,
rough 81 he fourth Monday ii February next. 10 plead,
answrf temur 10 fsii petition. otherwise !, will be
atsn pro concsso o. T. them AM sci dosa Coz hear
iHr paHe.
Witness. George Laws Click of our ssi1 cosri. 81
q x il ilsbciough, The fourth Monday in November,
= = is''. GEORGE LAWS, c. &C.
December a. Price adv. s. c.. 1l--6w
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SETTLE UP.

WEAKLY settlements sra very impctisal and must
n not se neglected. Those whadc Eal comply with
my isrms Of tdii, will eongel me 70 The nss.s, Il
segal collections. JAMES WEBB.
January s. ~.
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HoxE PAPERs. are occasionally met
with the remark, Il like your paper very
well. but can get paper from the North
for dollar 10 those who so talk we CON-
mend the following from the Wisconsin
Farmer:-
HonE PAPERs - Stick. then, We sturday
yeomanry aud tillers Of the soil. to your
home newspapers. No matter if you are
poor; remember. that none are so poor as
the ignorant, except il be the depraved. and
they too often 90 together. Stick to your
paper. though il may not be so large and i'm.
posing as some foreign paper. but remember
il 10 the advertiser of your neighborhood and
daily business. aud tells you what is going
on around you. instead Of thousand mills.
away. II il is not on nice paper and as good
as you wash 70 have il, pay up your subscrip-
ton well, and get your neighbors to do the
same. and rely upon il, the natural pride Of
the publisher will prompt him to improve il
as fast as possible.