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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

Mn. EvERETT's UNPUBLISHED ELoQusNcE.-A
lady writes to the Richmond Enquirer the f,l>
lowing about some passages in Mr.. Everett's
Webster oration=of September II, which do
not appear in the authorized report:
81 thought=that you would have been partic.
nlarty charmed with his opening consolation
about the weather Great preparations lad
been made to ha"e the Grafton on the State
House grounds, where the statue is placed, aud
there was naturally some disappointment felt
when the weather proved unpropitious. You
know That you always feel that we have no
right to complain of the wcather-,nd so feels
MI. Everett. See how he turned peoples minds
on the subject lie said wa must remember
that we were not the only people under the AL
mighty carc-aad, 10 the husbandn,en, farmer
DC, &c, the rain was ablcsSing! Then where
vas the i:DproprietY Of our dcdicainy tie statue
from within Il building ,uade by human hands
while the genial skies were baptisi"git without.
The delight of the audience at this pretty turn
was general. wish You could have heard him
when hcaSked the audience if they asked him
ut he(Webs'er) had faultS?' 4 anSwer-hs ,cas
q man Do you wish still further question:
'LooG INTO Y0uz Ol0a hCNri$n Then he saws:
Does my Immaculate friend wish for further
4nswer? And he related the parable of tue
Pharseean Publican, who west into the ten,
pie topray, IN the mast Impressive and start
ling manner. Never was the parable applictl by
nan with more tremendous power It'll. :,IItlT.
ence all rose both when he commented aud
ended -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04
New Advertisements.

new advertisements.
LOST,
on Sunday last between the Second PresOyteran Church
NECkLAcE The fnter will be literally rewarded by
HAL 81 Co.,
Produce. Commission g. Shipping
MERCHANTS.
OFFICE, WAREHOUSE AND DOCKS.
NORTRA WELLS ST., Adjoining Bridge,
CHICAGO, Hi.
VIII IF EaSoES.Me1Srs a. H. DetVier Co.. D. B.
IRE!
IA Q EN-, PATTON co,
successors to John S. Wight
DzALsAs Is
CABIN Eft Flu RNITURE
TO. Isl Ea,fn Street.
EEp always 1s. on hand f9i assortment Of Sofas Blu
Ii mars hsdsteadS' stands Clocks LooN Ing
terms. ost4-d&waw
tSGiNlN -: Rules held IN clerE's oaise the
County OF Ohio for the month of October, 1850:
Julius Schwartz and Joosepf F. DIX, partncrEl
under the firm name Of schwartz Dix, In As.umpst
The object suit is to recover sry5 damages in
which suit an attachment has been issued and returned
The defendant, J. Mcclure, not having entered his
and IL by affidavit fled that he
atants counsel is ordered that said defendant appear
here within month after publication this
ana do what Is necessary to protect his ard that
n copy OF this order be forthwith published in
paper printed in tine city Wheeling, weeks
STccessycly and posted at the front door the Court
House OF Ohio couaty the first dav of
Court: copy-Testc: JNO. AIcCOLL0CII CLERK.
Caldwell Ana FieSher pa oct4-itw
XTlRGISIAAt Rues hcli in the cIc-k's oIiae Gf the
County Court of Ohio County for the month October,
Simon HerSheemcr,
BERNARD Calm and t. HiSITan, partners In ASSumpsft
! under the firm name OF CABIN & tiiShHlau
The object OF suit is $500 damages, in
| served.
! The defendants bernard Calm u. HeSshman, not
having entered Their appearances and it appearing by
OF the State of Nirgtnfa-nn the motion the painE
by his attorney, it is ordered that they appenr here
within mouth after the due publication OF this or
der, and do what may be necessary protect their
interests in this suit, and that copy Of this
iortl%l Inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Wheeling for four successive copy
OF the be posted at the frost door House
OF Ohio County the first dag OF the County
i be hell for sHid county.
a cupy-TeSte: JOHN AICC0iLOCH. Clerk
J Caldwell aE! FleS!lcr p. a. p,.t-l.r
I IIIH9 PIoan fy,
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j. 81. sAEPP ARn

j. 5. SHEPP AID,
VIZ HOLES sLE ( RETAIL N!a,us.tt.r= 20, -,
w U.1ENESS TRUNKS. &c, : I:s3 VI 80.
Uncn, would respectfully iny!te liz ali.u. l.. H.. ri,
zers OF u heeiiag ana Others u hs ar-c sioc sal L.
consisting OF tdll assortment =" al 49, a,
Gcnlleaen's Saddles OF every variety; gtue ard I,s
Harness Of every description, Trunks, vli,es CTit Rs
collars flames SG, Sc, aiI Of 'l3ch maxi .i
worknel, OF the very best riI:eel and so. al HE
lowest possible rates. - &c
requiring promptly altci.Gtd C8li ar! .yt...- nv
ssccN. tseP9l J. H. SHEPPARD. is NJ IL =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

As saon as one of the Democratic Organs
shuts up, the other opens out. We noted this
game the other day. Tho Times dried up on
Caldwell on Saturday, from sheer exhaustion,
and The Argus having gathered head little, let
ont again last night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

A correspondent of tbs Scientific 1mcrieau
says that horses and CONS can be ciFectualFy
protected from flies by sponging them all over
with wash made Of walnut leaves stepped in.
water in the morning. One sponging will m
swer for the whole day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

TnEnE was a severe fight at Schenectady, N.
y, last week, between several College students.
fhe difficulty arose from Senior aud Junior
both loving pretty girl down in the city a
light was got up, in the course Of which some
black eyes were given, and one Junior was laid
dors Gu combat by a blow froro a loaded cane.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04
z. HAYES d. CO
For I{cnf
Ear kenE.

+ NII# two store rooms adjanir the Drug hons, - l.,
L saH, List 4 Co on QliEry e;.rr;.
nI.:z-ii En.l..IE.- u j. u -PENpl,...nN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

y traveller writes to the Chicago Joura1l
thus
I'VE started from little town in the vicinity
OF Hoistien would not undertake 10 spell or
pronounce the ua,nc; but il You will take
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Kionjed, and mix them up with
onpompanonse, Scotch snuff and Passana.
qnoddy, aud pronounce the whole backwards
with sneezc, you wilt then get within about
six miles of it,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

THREE Young men watched with deal body
in brooklyn, n. Y, recently. One fell asleep,
the other robbed him Of his watch an,l money,
and the third told OF it in cour-hc said lie
had one eye open and saw the filchins, which
he considered highly diSgrnce'n under the cir
cnmstunces, The thief had refused 10 90
smacks q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

TnE Tenth Leqion says OF Senator Caldwell,
in the course OF a little TRADE against him:
He has been politely requested to resign his
office as a.mcmber Of the Senate; or, if deemed
proper, lie is threatened with expulsion from
the body, il he shall refuse to comply. The
people are not yet, and we hope never will be,
prepared! to tolerate such sentiments in repre-
se"tatiDc, however mnch men may be permitted
to exercise the right OF private Judgment, in
such matters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

house surrounded by gardens Of his favorite
roses, the old man passed peacefully his days,
in constant, intense study, honored by the most
learned men of all nations. Having under his
control the University Of Gottingen, the Royal
Library and Seminariuu, he yet found time to
be genial, kindly old tnan, lover Of flowers
and children. One name he never uttered how
ever, that Of his wife, but the anniversary Of
her death he passed alone in fasting and prayer
x--
DIR. M4KENzlE has an article in the Philadel-
phia Press, upon the use of gas in this country,
as compared with its use IN Europe. Among
other things, the Doctor tells us that it is call
cuiated that the sum paid for gas in England
amounts to $50, 100000 a year. Large as this
disbursement is, it should be noted that the
quantity of gas, in domestic consumption, in
England, is very small. Not one house in 3d.
900 burns gas, for home use, as we do in this
country. Oasis there consumed by street lamps,
inpublic establishments warehouses, in shops,
andin hotels, inns and public houses, but scarce
~ at all in private houses. The people, taking
them generally, are afraid of it. They look up
on gas-meter asa sort OF internal machine,
which, without notice. may take it into its
head to explode, and hurl the house aud its in>
jewellers into an unhappy state of everlasting
smash They arc afraid of escape of gas, and
asphyxia from its dectcrious qualities, if spon-
taneous combustion does not take place. They
are afraid, moreover, of allowing their domestics
to turn the gas off or on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

SENATOR DoroLAs is at home now, in Wash.
fngton, having been summoned by his wife
who expects in worry short time to introduce
another Douglas into the field.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

TnE New York Post says, .'the stirring news
from China, though producing considerable cx,
fcitemcnt in our tea market, has not enabled
holders to establish any important adsance in
prices"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

4 LII the p0l.,Ilar Pntent Medicines are sold Inv
"A r. b. aicLAlN & co, "a Main ct
sfPt4 Centrc Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

Rev, A. wRrouT, pastor at Cleveland Ohio,
i'as been expelled from his conference bya vote
of o. to 40, his offence being romantic walksbv
moonlight with young sisters in the church,
kisses, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

I'nE Worcester (Niass.l Spy says one of The
rri'iriplesof the Republican party is "tl!e right
of every man to himself" An unhappy mar.
ried fellow says he would join the Republicans
at once if they conld secure this right to their
adhcrents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04

TnE New Orleans journals combine 10 chron.
iclo fagorahestatc of public health there
The season is 50 far Advanced now that no ap-
Prehcnsioas Of yellow fever are =cnter,aincd.-
Strangers ara flowing ia from the North, by
steamboat ard railroad; the various places of
public amusement doing good business;
the new cotton crop is coming in freely; prices
are good, money plenty, and things generally
furnishing as finely rs could be desired.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
Sept. 18th, 1869.

We wonder why it is that our Government could
not be coaxed to give the South as much az the
North? We will cite one instance; our Arsenal is
one of the most important and best located in the
Union, but strange to say government can not af-
ford more than Commander and Watchman to N
Carolina. That single man has to keep guard on
an immense amount Of powder-enough to keep the
Harper's Ferry insurgents in supplies for some
months.
Is it not the duty of our representatives to have
this arsenal garisoned with fifty or hundred men
They have numbers of lazy soldiers in the North
doing nothing whilst our arsenal has never been
honored by the sight of half dozen u S. forces
Capt Bradford, the worthy gentleman who has
command, is certainly able to attend to fifty men,
We make this appeal not only for the sake of the
State but also for the sake Of Capt. Bradford who
we know would much prefer having company Of
soldiers under his care.-Fay. Carolinian
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
WILLARD FILLMORE.
LETTER OF Ex-PREsIDENT VAN buren,.

LINDEENwALD, Dec. II, 1859.
GENTLEMEN-I have received the invitation to at
tend the Union meeting to be held at the Academy
: Of Music in the city of New York, with which you
have been pleased to honor me.
= Although since my retirement from the Presiden-
cy have declined to attend political meetings of
every description, l would not hesitate to make
yours an exception, on account of its freedom from
partizan views and as an evidence Of nv apprecia-
ton of the high and sacred objects it is designed to
promote, if it were in my power to be with YOU,
which, regret to say, it will not be- Fully con-
curing in the views you have taken in respect to
the existing crisis in national affairs, can only
express my earnest hope that this great State will
meet it in way which will remove all doubts from
the minds Of our brethren of the slavehodng States
that the great body of her people regard with un-
mixed adherence the crimes of John Brown and
his confederates, and that they will cordially ap-
prove of the adoption as we'll by our own consttu-
ted authorities as by those of the general govern
ment of adequate measures to prevent the recur-
renee of future outrages of like character.
Accept, gentlemen, my sincere thanks for the
gratifying expression in your letter. and believe me,
with anxious wishes for the success of your most
commendable efforts,
Respectfully your friend and obd't serv't
NJ VAN BUREN,.
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.
A letter was also read from Lieut.. Gen. Scott, in
which he says:
"After a long life spent in devotion to the glo-
rious Union which has already made US great among
the nations of the EARTH and which, if happily pre-
served with all its compromises and compacts can
not fail to make us the first among the great, your
committee does me but justice, in assuming that l
feel the iveest sympathy in the object of the meet
ing This city is certainly in the right to take the
lead in the cause Of Cancellation; and animated by
like patriotic sentiments, there are am confident
in every State vast majority of citizens who, in
any serions outbreak, would be found ready to join
in the national cry. "The Union must and shall
be preserved" Except in such case beg to de.
cline, as have now done for many years, taking
man with the great reserve Of millions.
| have the honor to be- with great respect, you,
| fellow citizen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POLK.


portion of the Democracy of the county of
ok assembled in the Court House in Columbus on
onday the 18th of December, 1859.
On motion, A. j. Cansler, ESQ.,, was called to the
iair, and G. j. Mills was appointed secretary. The
ject of the meeting as explained by Gen. Edney
AS to appoint delegates to the district convention
Asheville; also to appoint delegates to the State
invention at Raleigh.
The following resolutions were offered and unani-
,ously adopted
! Resotced, That the chairman of this meeting ap-
oint ten delegates to represent the Democracy of
lis county in the district convention to be held at
E.sheville on the 30th instant for the purpose of
Getting two delegates to represent this congresson-
district in the approaching Democratic national
invention, to be held in the city of Charleston to
animate q candidate for President
Resolred, That the chairman appoint two persons
proxies, in case of failure
Resoloed, That the chairman appoint ten delegates
y represent the Democracy of this county in the
democratic State convention to be held in Raleigh,
| nominate a candidate for Governor
Resolced, That we cordially approve Of the adj
Illustration of his Excellency John W. Ellis, and
commend his denomination.
Resol0ed, That we with one voice approve of the
Elignifed and elevated administration of James Blu
cbanan for its sound, constitutional and national
,toctrines embodying as it has in a perilous crisis
the doctrines and principles as understood and ex-
pounded by the primitive and republican founders of
tine government, and that will cordially support
this experienced and profound statesman for that
high Office for second term.
Under the Sd resolution the chairman appointed
the following delegates:
Dr. c. Mills, Maj. D. T. Sims, Thos Edgerton,
Isaac Henderson, DR.. e. King, j. L. Ward, ESQ.,,
Dr. j. G. Blackstock, Colonel j. H. Carson, F. A.
Weaver, D. Fegans. Prories-Gen Edney and NJ.
Erwin, Esq.
Under the Sd resolution:
Dr. e. Mills, VIM Prince, Henry Lyles, DR.. B.
H. Padgett, VIM. Splawn, John Whitesde, Alex.
Brice, II. NJ Earl, Esq., j. c. Campt, James Jack
son. Pr0ries-W. W. Holden and Edward Cant
well, Esqs., of Raleigh.
Resolred, That the chairman and secretary be
added to the list of delegates.
Reso1red, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Asheville Nens, and the Stand
ard be requested to copy.
A. j. CANSLER, Chm.
q. j. MILLS, Sec'y.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
RETURNED TO HER MAsTER-A CASE FOR ABo]

RETURNED TO HER MAsrER-A CASE FOR ABoL1-
TIoNIsTs, REPUBLICANS, Erc.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Times telegraphs
Mr.. Giddings, gentleman from Texas, who is
now stopping at the National HOTEL was surprised
yesterday at the return of his servant Jane, who
was taken from him by force while he was making
visit to Niagara Falls last July. The girl gives
deplorable account of her i-treatment by the Cana
dian free negroes. The marks upon her body show
that she has received severe whppings Eluding
her captors, she reached the American side of the
river. where she procured the means necessary to
enable her to reach her master She expresses
great joy at her return home The circumstances
OF her seizure were extensively noticed in the north
ern journals at the time when it occurred.
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[REDELL, n. D. CAN. Z. IREJ DsL
1REDELL BROTHERS,

sAML. 7. IREDELL, N. D. 7. IREI
IREDELL BROTHERS,
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR NEW
"A supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye-StufEs,
Varnishes, Brushes, Periumefy,
Soaps, Fancy Articles, &C.,
To which they would call attention.
The medicines selected solely with regard to their
purity and will at all times, be compounded by compe
tent Apothecary.
Physicians orders will be carefully and promptly filled
at o small advance wholesale prices.
They keep constantly hand every article to be found
in first class Drug Store.
SOAPS-of all qualities.
SILVER SOAP-for cleansing Silver Ware, Glass and
Pant-an excellent tice-just out
RIMMELS CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS-for the
Toilet.
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORTE MON
NAlES &c
PoMADEs HAIR DYES AND INvIGoRAToRs-n
great variety.
BRUSHES-of all kinds and qualities.
CASTOR OIL-without taste smell.
WINES AND LlQUORS-of, the purest brands for me-
dicinal purposes.
ALE AND PORTER-of best Quality
CIGARS CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO-of
MEERsCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR rupEs-war-
lREDELL BROTHERS, Druggists,
Raleigh, n. c.
October 10, 1859. ss-w&swtf
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AXE
- COUNTY.-In Eqnity.-Rufus Grfis, Ransom Poole
and wife Lucetta Dowy johnson and wife Margaret Jane
parte.
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1852 of the
Court of Equity for the County Of Wake, the undersigned
Clerk and Master will proceed to SELL the Court House
in the City of Raleigh Saturday. the 18th of Janu
airy next the highest bidder the land in the peadings
mentioned and described, tow: Lot parcel Of Land
the Sonths de of the continuation Of Davie ST. and within
the limits of the corporation, adjoining the lot Of
Charles Horton. Said lot was, during his life time the
property of Allen Gris, deceased.
TERMs SALE.-$aO of purchase money to be paid in
cash. credit of twelve months for residue will be given
10 the purchaser his entering into bond with approved
sureties, bearing interest from day of sale.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, e. l. M. E.
Dec 9, 1889. pr. Adv. ~ 1O4-w&swtd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.
II OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITIZENS,
IL will you buy the noble STATE OF NORTH.CARO-
LIMA? If send to the subscribers subscribe to the
County Agent, for this
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
And you will get the whole State. with her Rivers Rail-
roads. Go d. Copper. Lead Iron and Coal Mines and all
the Cities Towns and Villages her noble Mountains and
Springs and her Fields and Flowers.
If you want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now is the time.
Map feet by five Border Of the State House,
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hil Male and Female Colleges
&c. &C. Of the cheapest and best Maps published
PEARCE BEST,
Hillsboro' N. C. 1859.
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the State
july l. $751; Apply - ''''S y'y-da.sn: :
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WARRENTON FEMALE CoLIPcr

\. Q.
N1E SPRING SESSION WILL OPEN ON wpDr,-
Il DAY, the 18th of January 1860. '' "eDSEL
ming Of the sesson to sns1 their daughters
Pr9vement to advance regularly with their classes " %
In addition to our present corps of Teachers ma.
engaged an accomplished Assistant in the Acado%a' have
music Department. thus rendering our Board Of Ins,
ton more complete and efficient than ever. 'uS"Oe
Terms FOB FIVE MONTHS, (ha!f in aduance,
Board. including Lights &c., o.,
Washing and Fuel, 5000
English Tuition. s7o 50
and Drawing, "'"'ns
=, The Boarding Department will be conducted in II.
oefa manner as heretofore; and parents NAV rss s sG
promote the comfort of their daughters "sA''' a@
For Catalogue apply to
December %, 1859. fA"hA"' President res
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28
LETTER FROM Ex-PREsIDENr FILLMORE.

BUFFALO, Dec. 16, 1852
GESTLEsEN-four letter of the 18th reached me
yesterday, enclosing call for public meeting in
New York city, headed The North and South
Justice and fraternity" and inviting me to be pres
ent on the occasion. As no time is specified,
hasten to respond by saying that the objects Of the
meeting have my most hearty approval, but have
long since withdrawn from any participation in poll
Tics beyond that OF giving my vote for those whom
deem the best and safest men to govern the coun-
try and have uniformly, since 1 was at the head
OF the government declined all invitations to at
tend political meetings yet, in view of this present
stormy aspect and threatening tendency of public
events did feel that my presence at your meeting
could in the least tend to aay the growing Jealous
~ between the North and the South, should Al
some personal Inconvenience, accept your invitation
and cordially join you in admonishing the country
North and South, to mutual forbearance towards
each other, and to cease elimination and recrimina
uon on both sides, and endeavor to restore seair
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-28

TARRED, FEArHERED AND WH1PPED.-We learn
from private source that a man named Powers, for
some time past residing in Columbia, s. G., and en-
gagged as one Of the workmen on the new State Cap
itol was tarred feathered and whipped in that city
on Saturday last. He expressed abolition senti-
ments: when committee waited on the gentleman,
and had couple of negroes to give him his suit with
good whipping thirty mine lashes-for his Gym
pathS
This is action not words
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ys1rw&asem.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w AKE
- COUNTY Court of Equity Fall Term 1889. Biddy
Buffaow. David Snipes and vie Celia Thomas Moss and
wife Samantha, Eliza Bro~n and heirs of kimbrough
Bro vn. >
1t appearing the satisfaction IF the Court that the
heirs Of kmbrough Brown, defendants in this case
nonresdents of this State it therefore, ordered BY the
Court that publication be made in the North-Carolna
Standard paper pubhrd in the City of Raleigh for six
successive weeks copmandne them to be and appear be-
the County Of ake. the Court House Raleigh on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in March then and
same taken pro eossso and set down for hearing
pl,tf as to them.
Witness, Ed Graham Haywood Clerk of said Court at
Office in Raleigh the first Monday after the fourth Monday
in September, A. d., 1853, and of independence the
eighty-third year.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD c. &ME.
Dec. 9, 1859. pr. Adv. So 49-w&sw6w.