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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE CoUsTY.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1858.
ssJohn Lockhsrt and Bedford Vaughn, executors Of
James Walker, deceased,
W.,
James Walker and others.
Petition for Settlement
TT appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court, that the
a defendants Jesse Walker, Thomas Walker, Jerry
Walker, Juhn Green and wife Rebecca, Samuel r Cole
and wife Olive. aud Ambrose Whilson and wife Caro-
line, arc non-resldents u the Stale u North Carolina
il is therefore ordered BY the Coui that publication he
made in the Hshorough Recorder Cor six successive
weeks, notifying said defendants Of the fling Of this Pc
tion and lhatth he and appear a. the next term o.
this Court 10 be held al The court house ~ lilsbo-
rough on the fourth Monday IN February next. 10 plead
answer or demur aid petition otherwise i Will he
taken pro confesso a. them, and set down ior hear
ing ex palte.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, q
Office lIillsbolough, the fourth Monday IN November
=. =. isos' GEORGE LAWS. c. C. C.
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mc fsf the years 1857 and 1855 10 come forward
and selle their accounts. i impossible fcf some
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lie bui Il viii certainly be the u you are moi zen.
tlenen enough 10 settle without So, gentleman, come
ana pay me, and will remember you 10 the future.
ALEX. PLEAsANTS.
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LAND FOR SALE.

UyHE Tract Of Land belonging The late James Jack
4 son. sen, deceased, containing 233 acres, more
Or less, w be sold on the 18th day o. January, 1852
Ieims made known On the day Of sale. The sale will
take place Vi lie late residence d The said James Jack.
ii IL O'clock. Bond and security required.
HENRY Whitfield. Er'r.
December 20. IT,
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wI would respectfully inform my friends that !
viii present my name before thtm, ss Candidate To-
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The ensuing February election. and ash lhet united
support Respectfully yours,
THOMAS !. HANCOCK.
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HAVING qualified 81 November Tenn Of Orange
County Count o. executor upon The estate Of Jas.
JACKSON Sen. deceased. notice y hereby given 70 ell
persons indebted 10 rsd estate 10 forward and
.ele the same, and I'll persons having claims on The
e.ale are notified 10 produce them 10 the time Pttseri.
bed BY law, o. this nore ~ Be plead IN bar Of their
recovery. IpNDy WHITFIELD Ex'r.
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TIE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS
Comnrspf th. Romance and Realities Of Eastern Travel
By Eliot WaIburton esq. -
New Edition, $40 pages l2Ino with IL illustrations rrce
This voIum. ia reprint of agreeable beok Of Eastern
rayrl brilliant and sparkling style retains the anwesred
attention Of the reader y exquisite and glowing yet
truthful description of this dreamy land
read the book under the more feuar
title of Crescent and the Gross" will be glad TO renew tne
with ,h others for the hIs
time enjoy and vivid style will hsi with delight th
enchanting narration Of travel land endeared BY ~ many
sacred holy associations. ,,,-...
This d.HgStful from first 10 last Splendid panorama
fFas,eru scenery full blaze Of is
brilliant poetic, and yet most instructive eoOk"-Sew
York Courier and Enquirer =, - --...i.,
The popularity Of this work in England has been exceeded
only by that of kineake Eothen and, indeed we NIX *
bs Wsrhurous Eastern are more reAaoe
than the poetic fancies OF Kinslake -Phis Prs,
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