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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

CopYRIGHTs SECURED. - Copyrights were
taken out yesterday, in the United States Court,
for the following pieces of music: "The Golden
Tress Waltz" composed by Fred. Werner;
"We're Growing Old Together" composed by
Prof. r. G. Paige; "Homcspun Polka" com
posed by Fred. Werner; "a Hundred Years to
Come" composed by Prof. Solon Nourse; "For-
est Rose Schottisch, !" composed by Prof. Joseph
Kneaer "Kentucky Girls Polka" composed
by G. Kunkel. Also for the following works
"Postofice Guide" by c. S. Williams, compiled
by Z. Penroso Jones, late Assistant Postmaster;
"Digost of Decisions" by Sterne Chittenden,
counselor at-law; Gloves Masquerade, OF
Money Gives Consent" a comedietta, and
Catching Husband, or Dying to Marry" q
comedy, by James IL. Carter; and "The Wife,
Guide, or Happiness in Married Life" by
D. Willcrs, NJ. D.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

POLICE CoURT.-At tho Police Court yestcr-
day morning the session was short, although
quite number of cases, most of them of that
class which is usual there, were disposed of.
We give few of the more important.
About month ago the residence of man
named John Roark, was burglariously entered,
from which $50 in money and some clothing
were stolen. Several persons since thon have,
at different times, made their appearance be-
fore Judge Prudcn, charged with the offense;
but tho proof has not in any case been conclu-
sive. Yesterday William Whitten was COM
mitted, in default of $500 bail, for his appear
ance to-day to answer this accusation.
A fellow, who gave his name as Brown, and
who, from his appearance, evidently knew bet
ter, was fined $25 and costs for having been
guilty of disgusting exposure of his person.
The four boys of whom we spoke yesterday
as having been arrested for burglary, having
been suspected of entering the establishment
of Mr.. Wray on Main street, were held to bal
in the sum of $500, each, for their appearance
TO- day at the Police Court.
AnOtner par Vi hoPoiui Jo"'nS N"i'i'N S'
and Thomas Flanagan, who were arrested day
or two ago on charge of petty larceny, wer
before his Honor yesterday, and the forme
Gned $40 and costs, and the lattcr sent to tn
House of Refuge.
A fellow, named Shields, who while drum
| raised a row at the Railroad Hotel, on From
street, broke tho glasses, decanters, etc., an
bit off the ear Of the barkceper as remorselessl.
| as Peter cut off that of one of the rabble, wa
held il 5000 for his appearance before tn
Court of Common Pleas. .....
John McIlvain, who was charged with gran
larceny, in having. stolen $l25 from lad, VIII
passed tho night of Wednesday in bagnio o
Rittcnhouse street, was held in the sum Of $50
for his appearance on Monday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

MAN FOUND DEAD.-A man named Thomas
dc Pugho, who keeps a small groggery at No.
IS State street, was found dead a few yards
from his residence, by some neighbors, yester-
day morning Coroner Carey was sent for
and an inquest held, which resulted in the rem
dition of verdict that deceased came to his
death in consequence of long-contnued intox-
ication and exposure. 1t appeared in the evil
dence elected before the jury, that both the
man and his wife had been intoxicated for
about two weeks, and that during that time no
meal had been eaten in the house. They had,
we understand, several children, who would
no doubt, be better nurturcd by strangers than
by the parent which is left them. -..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

BOARD OF INPRovEMENTs.-The Board oi
City improvements, at their session yesterday,
authorized the Clerk to transmit to Council an
ordnance to nave with powders Pitt alley ,
from Fifteenth street to Adams street.
The Commissioner of tho Eastern District
was authorized to repair Main street from
Fourth street to the Canal, at cost not exceed
ing $45.
The Clerk was directed to advertise for pro-
posals to repair the intersection of Court and
Race streets with tagging at each crossing'
and to transmit to Council an ordinance to
pave Logan street, from Liberty street to hloci
street, with bowlders.
He was also directed to notify the Telegraph
Company to remove the post at the corner o
Carr street and the Whitewater Canal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
A Mysterious Foundling---An Injured
Mother Abandons her Babe.

A German, named John Mussel, who resides
on Buckeye strcot, near Poplar, found child,
apparently but a fow weeks old, ON his door
step, early yesterday morning. TWAS warmly
and neatly clad in fine wooden dross, with
linen chemise, and, after having been wrapped
up in profusion of long clothes, had been de-
posted in basket at his door. Its features,
for a babc--most of whom, with their astro-
nomicaly inclined noses, arc far from being
pretty-were quito regular, and it seemed as
perfectly contented with it's position MS though
Il slept upon its mothers bosom. The follow
ing note was also found in the basket, which
was written-if we may judge from the manu-
script which we ssw-by hand as delicately-
shaped as the characters it had traced were
elegantly formed:
"This infant is yours, and as father appeal
to you to nourish it rs your own. l hope you
will callit Virginia, in honor her who was pure
as angel until you ovorcame her with your
subtle arts. will forgive you the wrong you
have done me if you will properly provide for
this pledge of our mutual love but as you value
your poaee, your happiness, the life here and the
life to come, do not neglect the little Virginia.
| Adieu, you will never see me more go to a
| distant land to hide my shame, but, alas! never
to forget one l have loved mot wisely, but toe
well.' VIRGINIA"
The story which the above will suggest to the
mind, Is one which has been often told; but il
is ever and anon recurring, and always with tn,
same denouement. He was loved, she was be
trayed, and Misery ever after haunted boil
their lives.
What is most mysterious about this affair, i
the fact that Mussel can hardly speak wore
of English, and knew not what the note con
tanned until it had been translated. 1t is evi
dent that the babe was deposited at tho wron,
door; for the poor German grew quite angr.
over the matter, and swore all sorts of Teu
tonic oaths, and between them protested hi
innocence, which, we understand, his wife
from the very nature of the case, was compelled
to believe.
The child will, eventually, we doubt not, fin
its way to ono of the numerous Orphan Asy
lums in our midst, and probably never kno'
the story of its birth. Let us, however, hop
that when the girl has grown to womanhooC
she may not know the pangs her mother fel
when she had been so deeply wronged by OF
she must have loved.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE-BoARDING HOUSE FUR
H NITURE-0n the southwest corner OF Third
and Broadway, Has sixty-hve good paying boarders.
Rent low. Inquire at 70 Fast Third street. 3ol
DURE SILVER BUGLE.-For sale, at half
il price, a PURE SILVER BuaLB, Eb. The
instrument is perfect in every respect. Address Ea
ton Cornet Band" Eaton, Ohio. 3g
NN0R SALE-0r will be exchanged for an
H. assortment of Dry Goods suitable for Western
Country Store, five excellent Building Lots in the
Western part of the city. SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No. Apollo Buildings, corner Fifth and Walnut 32S
ENOR SALE BAND-B0X MACHINE :
H Which has been run about one year. Inquire at
D. B. Jordans Paper Box Factory, South east corner
Fifth and Main streets. 3l2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

MAN SEVERELY HURr BY BEING THROWN FROM
HIS HoRsE.-A man named George Light, who
resides in Clerlaont County, was riding, yester-
day, down the declivity of Court street, toward
Deer Creek, when his horse, by stumbling,
threw him off upon the bowldored pavement,
with force enough to fracture his skull to such
an extent as to render his recovery matter of
extreme doubt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
Hook Notices.

THE HOUSE pocket manual of Rural Arch
itectnre; or, how to build country houses and
out-buildings.
This is the title of neatly printed octave
volume, of l76 pages, from the pen of the author
Of the Garden, Farm, and other works, and is to
be had of A. Hutchinson, 100 Vine street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Cincinnati.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, a weekly sheet OF
music Of sixteen pages, at a very moderate
cost, is also ON sale. ..l..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
Smith & Nixon's Hall.

Monday Evening, March nth, lsSo,
WYNN. GUtLFORD WILL LECTURE ON
Wv CONSUMPTION AND IT'S CAUSES. hM
idea OF the character Of the lecture, the following
brief synopsis ~ giyen: The identity of vitality anu
Magnetism; The Motive Power Of the Heart Actioli
The Hemato Globulin (or red blood and us proyhee
In the oraanism;i Vitality dependent upon the He-
uafo-Giobniin, Ir,lbercnious disposition In ratio
with defective yital Iron not an element and w,S
psrsons engaged IA certain trades from COngumpt0p;
to todons,lnptites. etc I, etc. = ,-E' "a It, 4, 36s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

THE Rev. Mr.. Quinlan, President of ST.
Mary's Seminary, will deliver lecture for the
benefit of the Sisters of Mercy, in st. Thomas
Church, on Sycamore street, ON st. Patrick's
day, Thursday, the 18th inst.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

ABOUT two o'clock yesterday morning man
named Henry Peter fell into cellar, about
twelve or fourteen feet deep, on Western Row,
near the Brighton House, breaking his leg and
otherwise injuring himself quito severely
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

A MAN named Bailey had his cheek laid open
and his eye injured so badly that it is thought
it will be forever useless, near the corner OF
Third and Plum streets, yesterday, by being
struck in the face by piece of window-giass,
which is supposed to have been thrown by some
boy who was playing near by.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

In the Home Interest Department will be
found statement of the fact that Coyle Co.
received yesterday 1000 boxes first class oranges,
and expect an invoice of 1900 boxes to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

THE County Commissioners did not hold
their regular session yesterday, in consequence
Of having a joint session with the Commits
sioners Of Dearborn County, at Harrison, In
regard to some business concerning the bridge
which crosses whitewater Rivcr and connects
The two counties.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
lWESTERN MUSEUM.

EVERY DKY AND EyENINe.l D ~
THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTT-
40 QUfGg1SyIN THE UNITED STATES.
N. T.. Corner Sycamore and Third SITS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

THANKs.-0ur Acknowledgements arc due to
Mr.. George, prcssman of the Times, and Mr..
Armstrong, of the Methodist Book Concern,
for assistance in a case of difficulty.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

In the Probate Court, yesterday, Lewis
DeGray, the slave Of j. NJ. Taylor, of the parish
of Madison, La, had the evidences of his
emancipation entered on record.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

JUDGE LEAvrrr win deliver his charge to the
jury, in the shawk and Latta case, this morn
ing, at half-past nine O'clock 80 X ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
Departure of Trains.

OrNcINNATI HAMILTON DAYToN-6.OO A. M, $40
A. NJ, 1880 r. NJ. $40 2. NJ, Hamilton Accommo-
datiOn. ...
CINcINNATI h ST. LoUIs-9:OO A. NJ, i:l5 T. NJ. 1850
=. NJ, Louisville Express.
INpIANAroIIs h CISCINNATI.6 A. NJ, 4:l5P NJ. 500
p. M, Chicago and Tcrre Haute Night Express
LITTLE MIAMI-9OO A. NJ, 4!I5 p. M, 1890 r. NJ.
CIScINSATI, MARIETTA \ PAgKEnssURsI,F East
CINCtNNATI, WITMISGTON h XASEsvIIIE-Fron East
Front Street Depot-9 A. NJ, 4:l5 7. Nj.
CrNCINNATI, RICHMOND Il INDIANAP0LIS- A! NJ,
1890 p. M G..
ANDERsoY, KoKOMo 4 GANsPoRT-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6:OO A. NJ.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

@f3- CARRIERS, News BOYS AND AGENrs sup
piled with "Daily Press" at 60 centsper hun
dred, ..LL. =
CASH INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
No papers sent from or leave the Office till
paid for. Advertisements to be paid at time
of ordering.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
BOARDING.

DOARDING-Two or three Gentlemen can
ND secure pleasant Furnished Rooms with good
Board, in a private family, where there are 2 ICY
between Elm ana Plum. Terms moderate: a02
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
"Know Thysolf."
LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY,

SSHUWlNd IFS UTILITY IN lhh I'm
- tsliectual, Moral and Physical Development Of
Men, given by Prof, l.. N. FOWLER, of the firm of
Fowler WELLS, New York, In
SMITH & NIXON'S HALL, CINCINNATI,
commencing March 18th, and continuing Six SUc-.
CEssIVE EVENINGS. -
Subiect-The application Of Phrenol9gy to- the
Physical, Intellectual and Moral Development of
Man. :, 90.
TIoKErs for the Course for sale az the Book stores
fonly Al IN For single Lectures Is cents, =: lf9t
Doors open 81 oolOcki Lecture. SGmmeeniGe1 e At
and selected from and by the audience, SI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
A Counterpart to the Sickles Affair-A
Wife's Lover Shot by her Husband.

A complete counterpart of the Sickles case |
which has so alarmed the country, and about
which SO much has been written during the last |
week or two-with the exception that in one
the parties interested are members of the social
circles at the seat of Government, and to GER
tain extent influential there, and in the other
they are of the better class of German exiles-
occurred a few days ago in this city.
man-whose name we suppress for the
present--five or six years ago, in company with
his wife Theodosia, left Germany and came to
this country, with the intention Of settling.
The husband was almost a quarter Of a century
older than the wife, who was and is yet quite
fair. Long before they left their homo in Fa-
derland, the wife had been suspected Of an init
macy with young man but a few years her
senior, which was source Of annoyance to the
husband, aad was one of the reasons, although
he spoke it not, for leaving his birthplace
for home among things and persons new and
strange.
The lover concluded also to emigrate, and he
did so, all the parties coming over on the same
vessel. They went to St. Louis, and resided
there until about six months, when the husband
made another attempt to take his wife from her
friend by removing to this city. Hither also
came the very person whom he most wished to
avoid, and although the husband knew nothing
criminal in the intimacy, yet
"Trihes light as air
As I proofs ro dV Of Holy Writ"
And although the crime did not appear, yet
the demon of suspicion haunted his mind and
he was ever without peace.
They rented house on the upper part o.
Elm street, where the young man visited the
; fair Theodosia as he had been wont. The hus
band, now completely maddened, determines
to end their intimacy at once by the death o
: the supposed paramour. few nights ago tn
parties met near the residence of the lady
whom the husband drew pistol and fired q
: the man three times; one of the shots takin
effect in the left arm, and another in the sid'
l. neither of which, however, was fatal. Th
y lover escaped down an alley, and has been cor
6 fined ever since to his room. The affair hi
II not yet been brought before the Courts, an
II probably never will.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
CANDIDATES. NOTICE.

NJ. X. CARPENTER il a candidate for City Com
subject to the decision of the Citizens
Convention 3l9
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

"ANTED-2 clerks, 3 statesmen, one veg
w etable gardener, man and wife to go on
farm Ave farm hands, (young single men pTeferred,)
and six good female servants, for city and country
Apply at A. d. CARSON'S General Information Of
flee. $50 Weatern Row.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

W Without delay, 2 Clerks, 3
w nlachnists, 2 Locksmiths bar-keeper, team
gardeners, man and wife. Also, for hire, choice belp,
daily, at the old Intelligence Agency Of l. b. b. No.
25 East FOurth street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

TO BUY-A good Brick
Wv Dwelling House--neat and we'll situate6-
worth not more than SS, 800 Address, giving the
treet and number, "H., Box 7N" 34S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
To Sufferers from Rheumatism.

nR. WALTER ROSCOE, FOR MANY
~ years Physician TO the lamented Havsloek's
Division of the British Army in the East Indies,
offers speedy and certain cure to all invalids al
hicted with
RH EU M a II L s M.
This wonderful antidote is of the great medci-
nal secrets Of the East and impaired TO Dr. Kos
zoe by a native Sepoy Physician, while bound to the
mouth of a cannon, from which he was blown by the
infuriated British sOldiory.
Advice to invalids gratis Address, enclosing re-
turn postage STAMP, DIR. WALTER ROSCOE,
AZ Cincinnati r. o., Ohio
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

~ANTED-Spanish Quarters wanted, in
w in large or small quantities. BY the gross OF
barrel, in exchange for those Splendid PICTURES
at the GREAT WESTERN GALLERY, 6S and 70
West Fourth street 34b
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

NNANTED- -SITUATION-A permanent
w situation TO do something, by a young man
willing to do it, Best of references given and re-
auired. Address Box l6I7 Post-office. eA
NN NANTED-BOARD-1 private family,
w where there are no other boarders, within 2
few minutes walk Of the Postofice. Address D."
Box $40, POst-office, 2Q3
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

NN ED-SITUATI0N-A young man
Wv wishes n situation in wholesale Grocery OF
Liquor Sture IL good accountant, and hiss good ref
prence. Pleaso address "a !" Prose office. I3l
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

"ANTED-My wants, and those Of my
w friends, are numerous this morning, that
twuuld occupy too much time and SPACE to describe
them all. / would only say that those who want
situations, and those who wish to hire good help,
might have their wants supplied, by calling ct my
office, No, $50 Western Row. A. ID. CARSON. .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-25

SrArE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-.GAsWEL
- COUNTY-In Csswel Superior Court OF Equity, NO,
vember Term lS5S-Samuel Harrison, Joseph Totten ana
Daniel Everett Executors of John Everett decd Com
psnants against Nancy Everett David Caldwell and vile
Fanny, William Everett, Mlly Everett George Everett
David Everett. William Owen and Others, Defendants
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In this cause appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that Nancy Everett David Caldwell and wife Fanny
William Everett Mlly Ererett, George Everett David Nv
erett William Stamps and wife Sally James Everett AZ
mes Fdrguson Borand Everett Sgnor Everett Jonn hs
eret william Owen and the other children OF Sarah Owen
whose names unknOwn-the children Of Sgnor everett
whose names unknown-the children Of Travis Everett
whose names are unkn0wn-the children OF William EV
erett whose names are unknown-the children OF SK'ss
Cornelius and wife Margere whose names are unknown
and the children Of Mildred SloytOn, whose names are I'M
kn wn With the exception of the said Agnes AL
reside beyond the limits of the State is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication be made for six
weeks in the Milton Chronicle" Stand.
ard" "Washington Union" in paper published IN
zevie Georgia. in Nashville, Tennessee; in Frank
fort Kentucky; in AUSTIN Texas in jefferson CITY MIS-
souri,; in Springfield Illinois-noying the said defend
ants Of the filing of this bill and that unless they appear
at the next term of this Court to be held at the Court
House in Yanceyvle the 9Th Monday after the 4th
Monday in March, 1885, then and there to plead answer or
demur to said BILL the will be taken co"fesso ana
heard &c parte US to them.
WITNESS Thomas A. Donoho Clerk and Master OF said
Court Office the 9TH Monday after the 4th Monday IN
1858.
December 10, 1858. Pr Adv. 50. al-w6t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-25

nr OTIcE,-rHE UNDERSIGNED HAvu fHiS
dsy puschased the entire iuteeees 81 kcnp A. Iorxo
in the Cooeesu Of BRlfTON, TODD YOUNG.
All pessous having eams aganss he Cecsa viii pleose
present them Tor payment aud oil pssoos indebted 10 the
Concrru will pScsSs settle their respective seeuasts -
RICHARD O. BRrTfON,
BERNARD TODD.
DIssOLUTION.-rn CONCERN OF BRrTT0N,
II TODD YOUNG. 10 this day dissolved By musua
cunscn, Either partner will sign The name Of ths Cosessp
'"''" ''s"'- RICHARD o. BRIrroN.
BERNARD TODD.
RICHARD A. YOUNG.
HvO.PARTNERSHlP.- RICHARD o. BRiTrON
u and BERNARD TODD. of the late Firm Of baIssoA.
Topp Yoke. and JOSEPH TODD. II the hate Firm o'
Tom MNrox TeArLoR have this day associated them
selves together under the Style and Firm cf
BRlTTON, TODD 4 CO.,
rrErosx coSprcriSo rRE
Grocery and Commission Busi0ess.
We sincere thanks TO numerous patruns
and friends for the past nine years and sct their hvors
the Concern BEHxNRb Tom will give his person.
al attention the sales of T.baccn. Cotton, Wheat and
other Country Produce which he has done for the last nine
years. - .....~,
BERNARD TODD,
JOSEPH TODD.
Petersburg, Jan. LIST, 1850. l-w!m.
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HENDERSON INSrIrUTE-MALE AND
FEMALE.

HENDERSON INSrITUrE-MALE AND
FEMALE.
(Lotu'si inmsaiaiy N. II. # g. X. r. s,"sf cys;.
distant from EdLsi,h H. HthiesI
DANIEL II. CHRISTIE, PsiScirst
GAVIN II. LINDSAY, A. ~, Assistant in Male Depart.
mcnt.
Mrs /. l. CHRISTIE aud Miss L. GORSE, Assistants in
Female Department.
TERMS SESsroS Il WINS:
Board. including every thing, q" 20
Tuition in Primary English, tlo r u -
Higher =" ls@
English. and one Language. 800
Two Languages, ?iS
Music Piano Guitar. -
Painting Drawing. &c. at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments aud School Buildings sep
aratc. admitting. ASSOCIATION u the The sTuscr
ur,lcr ,hr immediate supervision cf the teachers.
The Male Department will BE- undSr Military Drill and
Discipline tending habits ~ uricr aud prumpng phys
cal development aud ha.ihood much neglected in
system of Education.
For Ci,esars Containing full information. address
DANl- II. CHRISTIE,
Henderson, y. z.
November On. 1858. &s-wsm..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL on FAVORABLE TERMS A vAtC.
j able Tract ii Land. lying hrCc and half miles West
at 6rcvnsb run the Salem nd. c,niauin S acres.
abuu, half IL in iinbcr. which there Is god
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with SIX p~'m..
each abn fc, square Rarn Stables and nreSs-a'!
out buildings, with g.sd Well "f wafer.
Til. place is wei! wa;cr-. aud has gusd meadow lands
The sdinn. the West has byn rcrn,iy scv'ci
r the cultivation .f T.hcc aud Irtius Il this place
agh; To be equally well adapted To the growth u
iuhscru.
Persons in want Il place would do well To examine The
premises. credit will b. gwen. aud b'ud With approved
security required. The title WI. b. reserved unit, the pur.
chase money is Ia;d. -
Grc,nsboruusb Jan 81. i>i?. i-w'L~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-25

SSTATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA.-W WAYNE
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No.
vember Term Samuel Pate es ais. Stephen Pate
Admnistrator-PetitIOn for account and settlement.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction If the Court
that the defendants William Kelly aud wife Martha vii.
liam Poole and vile Smhy, aud - Pate son Of Elias
Pate decd non-resdents Of the State is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Weekly Standard newspaper published in the City Of
iendants to be and appear tee the Justices our said
Court to be held for said county, ut the Cour, in
GoldsbOro, on the third Monday in February next then
and there to plead demur tn the petition of CON-
claimants or the will be taken pro eoateso and
for hearing er paTie rs 10 them
in Goldsboro' the third Monday Of Nov, A. d., Isss.
BENJAMIN AYCOCK, Clerk.
JAM 4, 1852 (Pr. ADJ. S. 62j1) 2-w6t.s