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before, they will, rave uv,>.-, .--..,
with the DemocracyIto secure the election of the
nominees of the Charleston convention.
Now sir, hope tile Senator from Ohio is satisfied
with my position as 10 the Territories and also with
the fact that recognize him as good Democrat,
because knAv7lIfni to be so, and | know he will
.r.At--.spute my Democracy because | happen to
differ in opinion with him upon matter that l re-
gard as essential to the peace and harmony of this
country. =
will say before take my seat, that this qucs-
ton was made in our late election in Oregon and |
took active interest in it and it required the la
Dor of sound Democrats there to the election
of reliable national man to represent that State in
this Congress. The question was plainly and fairly
submitted to the people of Oregon, and in every
speech that the member who represents that State,
in the other branch of Congress, made before the
people, he took the ground that the citizens of all
the States had equal rights in the Territories, and
that the North had no right to infringe the rights
of the South, the South to infringe the rights of
the North. l canvassed nearly every county in the
State in that campaign, and made myself under
stood everywhere. / made the point clearly that
in nv Judgment all the States of this Union had an
equal right and all their citizens had an equal inter-
est in the Territories-rights that could not nor
must not be infringed or violated. The Democracy
of that State triumphed and, by their votes at the
ballot-box, Endorsed that great prnciple-one that
for on that great principle of the equality of the
States in everything that belongs to the General
Government, the happiness of this country depends
Mr. Brown Mr.. President, l rise to express the
deep qualification which feel at having listened to
the speech of the Senator from Oregon There is in
it more of conservatism, more ofgenuine nationality
more that broad sentiment which covers this whole
country, than in any speech which have heard
pronounced in the Senate during the present session.
and | perhaps should not be extravagant if said
more than have heard during half dozen sessions
am not prepared to say that, upon every delicate
point which the Senator has touched, should pre-
bis $h hm and a1 sad n sa' to sss Ris. ia
IN us temier I'm it's general tone, in its broad ma
Nonai sentiments, concur with him most hearth
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that do not believe the people Of Territory have
Alright to exclude or establish or abolish slavery
No such right is conferred ON them by the Consti
tuition. recognize the prnciplS>of the enna,itv of
the States-their equal right in tMs Territories
Any man has right to go from any >State of the
Union into the common Territories of tbs.> Govern.
ment, and take with him what is recognized, ;ac
property in the State from whence he goes and to
hold it in the Territory while the territorial condi
tsn remains; and when the people of the Territory
come to form State government they have right
to say whether the State shall be siaveholding or
non-slaveholdng; and as they decide it is the duty
Of Congress to admit them. But hold that the
people Of Territory have not right to prohibit
slavery, and would not agree that they have the
right to establish it; because the Territory is the
common property of all the States of this Union.
and every man, as | said before has right to 20
there, and take with him his property. and eniov
that property while the territorial condition exists
and If the Legislature of Territory shall under.
take, by legislation to bar the interests or the rights
OF any portion of the Union, | believe aEy honest
court will decide such legislation to be- null and void
because it is in conflict with the Constitution of the
United States know my friend will say that from
court there is an aEYeal to the Supreme Court
United States With the decision of the Sr.
Tt the Democracy of the North will be
did understand the Senator to say
= Legislature had no right to estab-
usaA> e than to prohibit it? heard
.4aprm inn distance, and want to know
If that ish. I
Mr.. Lane on is. that Conoress b,s
no power oyer. sof slavery; that tbsy
cannot under the dor establish it in a Ter
ritory or prohibit It's = Legislative assem-
bly, in a Territory deriv' ,wers from Con.
gress cannot do what Coz cannot DO
Mr.; Pugn. Then you Territorial
Legislature has no power to- Svety?
MT Lane No power to esta, enSpow-
er to prohibit it; but that propel Ike
all other property, on an equal TO. ther
property; and while the Territory IS ial
condition, it has that protection which1 :,
ton extends to il, and which in honesta
gIEe7it and the common law Of the country ..~
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I repeat th,t tho hono,hble centle

repeat that the honorable gentle
mar from Pennsylvania had lrtice in the resolution
of the Senate that all the Senate objected to the
insult implied in the action of the House. If the
House had taken up the amendments and disagreed
to the one increasing the rates of postage the Sen
ate would have receded, and would have passed the
bill in the form acceptable to the Hbusc.
do not intend to divulge anything that occurred
in the committee of conference; but assert here,
that the honorable gentleman from Penn'a. knew
then, and knows now that if the House had taken
up the bill and disagreed to that amendment the
assert that with knowledge of that fact; with the
knowledge that if we would only pursue that
course. the bill would become alaw the gentleman
from Pennsylvania persisted in refusing to adopt
that course, and insisted compelling the Senate
to swallow an insult or to reject Me BILL assert
it here, in the presence of the gentleman and
challenge contradiction that the gentleman knew
that all thu Senate asked was that the House would
take up the bill and disagree to the Senates amend
ment and then the Senate was ready to reccdc frpm
that amendment.
Moreover, Mr. Clerk, have another proof The
gentleman asserted that his reason for refusingto
take the bill from the table was becauset he SeMte
had transcribed its constitutional authority inn-
serGng that amendment. I ask the gentleman why
it was that he voted against the bill before it went
to the Senate, and before the Senate had ever lut
that amendment on it? That is point that want
understood by the House, and by the mail contract
ors of the country-that when the bill making ap-
preparations for the support of the Post Office De-
partment was pending before the House, on the 9th
of February, before it had ever been to the Sente,
or had any unconstitutional amendment upoI it,
the gentleman from Pennsylvania, and t
body of his friends, with two exceptio
against the bill and rejected it. But two .-s
on that side of the House voted for its ~t-
Where was all their sympathy for the mai
ors then? How was it that some of this
OF conscience that they feel now, some
dent sensibili:y that seems to be actuatin
sieman from Pennsylvania now, was not
Ihere was no Senate amendment on the
and yet clean bill, perfected in Commi
Whole of this House, and with no prov l.
but such as had been inserted by maio
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HEDELL, ". d. CAN. I. IHED1
IREDELL BROTHERS,

SAML. T. lREDELL, N. D. CAN. T. IREDsLL.
IREDELL BROTHERS,
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR NEW
"A supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Sufs.
Varnishes, BRUSHES, Perfnmery,
Soaps, Fancy Articles, &C.,
20 which they would call attention.
The medicines wee selected solely with regard to their
u,y, and WILL all times, be compounded by compe
vent Apohecary.
Physicians ordrs will be carefully and promptly filled
a small adyape on wholesale prices.
They keep CONSTANTLY hand every article to be found
n first class Drug Store
SOAPS-o' all qualities.
SILVER SOAP-for cleansing Silver Ware Glass and
!Iaint-an excellent article-just out
RIMMELS CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS-for the
Toilet
PERFCMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORTE MON
rodADEs, HAIR DYES AND 1Nv1GoRAToRs-in
grost variety.
. BRUSHES-of all kinds and qualities
CASTOR OII.-withnut taste or SMELL
VINES AND LIQUORS-of the purest brands for me.
dicinal purposes
ALE AND PORTER-of best quality.
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO-of
the finest kinds.
MEERsCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR TUBEs-war-
ranted genuine.
lREDELL BROTHERS. Druggists,
Raleigh, N. C.
October 10, 1859. SS-w&swtf
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A CLASSICAL SCHOOL, MAR MoEss ~ is,>,
VILE STATION,
Eight Miles East of Greensboro, NC.
ME SUBSCRIBER, WHO HAS End CHARGE
Il the DAN RIVER INSTITUTE aBAlt eighteen year,
has purchased farm the place ma ed above wheF
he designs opening school on The 10th d JANUARY.
This location is in the midst of q p\in industrious
moral community IN which there is co1paratiyely lttl
temptation to idleness and vice. 4
esss:. pf; a aso Bsr sa's = per
English, from SIS to $50.
A.. LINDSEY.
McieaDsville: Guilford Co, N.C,l
December l3, 1859, { 5O-w4t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AKE
- COUNTY. Court of Equity, Fall Tern, 1889 Biddy
Bufaow. David Snipes and wife Celia, Tomas Moss and
wife Samantha, vs. Eliza Brown and heirs of Kimbrough
Brown.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
heirs of kmbrough Brown, defendants III this cause are
Court that publication be made in the North Carolina
Standard paper published in the City If Raleigh for six
successive weeks commanding them to be and appear be-
the County Of Wake at the Court House Raleigh on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday March, then and
there to plead demur to said b otherwise the
same will be taken pro and set down for hearing
pa,te 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. 1859, and of cur independence the
eighty.thrd year.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G. &M.E
Dec. y, 1859. pr. Adv. $6O 49-w&sw6w
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STATE OF HORTICULTURAL AXE
- COUNTY.-1n Equity.-Rufis Griffs, Ransom Poole
and wife Lucetta Dowy johnson and wife Margaret Jane
ez parte.
Pursuant to order made al Fall Term 1882 of the
Court of Equity for the County Of Wake the undersigned
door in the City of Raleigh Saturday the III of janus
next to the highest bidder the land in the pleadpes
mentioned and described owt Lot or parcel of Land
the Sonbs de of the continuation of Dave st. and within
the limits of the new corporation adjoining the lot Of
Charles Horton Said lot was, during his life time the
property of Allen Griffs deceased.
Terms OF SALE-$50 of purchase money to be paid in
cash. credit Of twelve months Tor residue will be given
to the purchaser on his entering into bond with
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &M.E
Dec. - le09 pr. Adv 81 io4-w&swtd
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METROPOLITAN LINE.

c. BARRIE. c. G. BARBEE.
METROPOLITAN LINE,
SH0RnEST ROUTE SOUTH.
VE1E ARE RUNNING A DAILY LINE OF TWO
w g6rse Coaches between fayetteville and Raleigh,
n. G.. ohnectng with the Ralegh and CASTOR and N. c.
Ralro.f at Raleigh.
Bs two horse line of.Mail Coaches in the State New
Ca6es thoroughly lined. Young. strong and welbroke
hos, with careful and accommodating drivers Supper
at 1rs Barclays Through in l2 hours. Office at Fay
etle Hotel Fayetteville, NC. Tickets sold to Weldon
Oace at Yarbrough House. Raleigh, N. c. Leave the lat
etpiace ~ oclockP NJ. Leave Fayetteville o'clock,
PM., and O'Clock NJ, Sundays. Extra baggage must
b prepaid, to have attention.
C.S. PARBEE BRO. Proprietors,
BarclaysvilIe, N. C.
I December 20, 1859. 5l-wl2tpd.
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VALUABLE Lab FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAv@ABLE TERMS VALU.
able Tract of Land ly h ,ei and half miles West
about one half Of it in tjber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 20 feet sqp Barn. Stables and necessary
The place is well vtered and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tct he West has been recently selected
for the cutvan$f Tobacco, and portions of this place
thought to Equally well adapted to the growth of
tobacco. +
Persons in wit of place would do well to examine the
premises edit will be given, and bond with approved
security requ The title will be reserved until the pur
chase money paid
GreasbJrnugb. Jan. 81, 1857 4-wtf'
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VALUABLE pRoppkr,

A"NEAT COTTAGE wIfa Flf \ss
t - 90 r'oms of good size, 'tpgeth4 II IN
the town Of Louissurg, with two an kual
land attached, and . most exccIlelI of "
premiseS are situated near the FeE olle9 }
fronti be main street. sss ID
alsd 6tfer a tract of land, knowihe iaad
Hamiit I6lor, decd, cqniainin)t humid
eight acres, $ing on the RalfighjGndn Raiiru'
Wake Forest College, adjoining jbe If Jamcs
Vim: Freeman, Mitchell aid ejhy.Ae imprdl
are fair, the dwelling cenEs,it Il bMgsoomdt
square with. convenient dht.bItle s1ls.,i,,jA =
has on it some very rich b0tf5m Land j.Sp ne :
tie river, many branches and s,.rinsssS The h
the land is The natural growth. and welI adam
Wheat. Tobacco ud Catteps, 1t has also J, 81
Apple and Peach Trees, and a nice VinavsrJ
none Grapes. Twill sell tie above land ar ! !
suit those wishing TO purchase, upon rz,s.a
During my absence, aIr. jessy Davis will show
Those wishing to purchase, as he will be alws,
the premises. Mr.. james, VIM. or RicbsrS
will show nv L,tip Iouisburg 10 any n.,s.r
purchase, when I'm absent. p''es
July 90, 1859. ' =
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j. w WtGGINs, Agent,

(LArE q RALEIGH, n. c.,)
Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that he b"s Permanently located in
p e II e Il. B U R G., " a.,
AND secUER OFFICE
No. 1877 Sycamore street,,
BETWEEN b. GRIGG's CENTRE WAREHOUSE.
He will be pleaf Nd to dispose of
ALL KINDS OFF PROD CE,
And fill Orders of every kind pledeing his o"at aitSn-
y, ~ ia. 20 a ENTRUSTED to
November 25, 1883. 3-wly.
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-. - ID - @ -.
z ALL FReM4YNS

II -tE&A~ X~@ASAS leOM 1xNN
N HlOME Ken, BOTH ONE AMI -
y to tbk linn House. on tie south a. !. !.
where yqf can fnd Iron, Steel. Bacon o'I !. q
t Cheese, Salt, Rope. Bagging, SoIe : VA.
Leather Flour, Neal Corn, Giass ~ p'l
Thread Heavy Qsnaburgs, Brooan n
SSnoes, Aaamantins Candies, Bar Som
Flows Shovels spades, Knob Lock-
! Locks, Patent lnnces, Spring Baisns
Butts and ScrewY Shoe Nails, GofFse N
Eye Hinges, Planes, Hand Sawss a nra Z
hammers, Chop Hatchets, Log Chs;,
kkreast Chains, Grind-stoue Fixtures n
kn"es Wagon.wheel Boxes, Andirons
Z Ilies, Hand-saw Files, Pocket Cntis,
ieissors, Shekrs, Steel Pens. Pins anJF
ls, and mary other things Of this Iina
ION. particularly call the atten,inn
costoJrs 10 my stock of BROGAN M
l Offer the above named Goods as II
sold by any one who sells NV kind of d
return my grateful thanks to The
patronage received from them fir iii
wish 10 merit continuance of the ~
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. i, 1859.
P.S. | will take all kinds of cs,I
change for Goods. l should likefo
pounds dry Hides.
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WIN. H. TUAL1NGToNl
COMMISSION NERCHNT,

"ILL GIVE SPECIAL\ ATrENTlG, TO Ala
w consgnments of hasal Spires, G0ttoas 11ur, Inn
Der and other country produce ether for sale
My Wharf and Warehouses beng conveniely located
for The reception of produce ehe, by Rairoa'r River
enables me to make my charges la.t. !,
Refers to Il. A. SAVE
Cashier Bank of Cale Fear, Wirngton'
MIN DAMON.
President Bank of Nj Car, wilmington.
w.. JONI
Cashier Bank of Gaze Fear, ie'g6.
November II, 1859. WY.
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July 90, 1859.
PLANTATION AND NEGROES kada
IN SOUTH.WESTERy cEokcTs

THE FOLLOWING DESCaIBfD pR LrpT
IL been placed in my hands,Sr - q bv ~,
successful Cettoh Planters in fouh-,Tesier. ~ 81,
desires Tss sangs q , residence iad ocenpalioi
ated in the heart Of the "Lint Belt" eonye ~ ~
road
One containing $3.50 AcrsH
One containing 1850 Acrsd; and
One containing 1850 Ac,ej; 4
Together with all of the Jock corplete pl,
sis. and an ahlndan, supply of Provisions.
"A, Alsn, seyesty experienc&and a No. /, Cott
sold with rs PlantationSif desired, but not senss
Terms as Follows can be made: "A small amount,
and the balnce in instruments Of one, two, three !
years, w IN secured witty interest payable annually
Persons wishing to zee the property will pleas
me few days before visiting the country, that i
home ON their arrival.
For further particulars address me q. !. DC
Baker cou7 y, Georgia. " iwb
Nav O. iS5s
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TO DRUGGISTS.

A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEP arm
- OF the University Of New York. and . practtua6
seven years experience desires situation IN a wbo
arng establishment. His reason for wishing such q
ton IS that his health will not admit of the exposure
oent TO the practice of medicine The most satisfs
references gven both to character and qualcatio
Address, MEDICUS
Pittsboro,, N. y
Decemoer u. 1858. 5S-M|
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January IA, 1885,

HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE "
OF RALEIGH! Isl
LIVERY ONE F&R HIMSELF, AWd1
Il guess who is for IN. lam in the rms
w.. .CarrisSes and Baggies,
and that with good materials. will sell low
good Notes, or will trade for Pork in the porl
Corn. Bacon, or Flour. Ny Shop is two SO,
vest of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic :,
Raleigh, Nav IA, 1889.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.

II OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND RELLOW- CITIZENS,
IL will you buy the noble STATE OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA? send to the subscrbers 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 views of the State House.
Insane Asylum Chapel Hill, Male and Female Colleges
&c. &c. one of the cheapest and 6sst Maps published
PEARCE BEST,
Hillsboro', N C. 1889
., AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the State
Terms liberal. Apply above.
July l. 1859. 5s-w&sw6m
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A GOOD CHANGE E0R.=A-Ra1z
MAKER. = i
"HIS NEIGHBORHOOD Is VERY MUCH
IL Of good
Boot and Shoe Maker.
One who has small Hfd III st r 'uur hands
business, can find employment for three snop nearer
year round at this place, there being no est of Enfield
Is or 90 miles, Riprwood ia 10 miles up and Dwe!al
healthy and wealthy neighborhood ST. assist
House can be rented The subscriber wou
thy man in carving on bis business -
For further information address 7--ONES. u
W. ngwood N q
+ 50--w4I
December 49, 1852 -@
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that this resolution, on the face of it,
information to the House that all the
/ it was that the House should not
IN the Senate; should not throw this
heir teeth, but should relieve them of
airy discorrtesy which. as every man
piled in the resolution which the hon
nan from Pennsylvania had offered,
House had adopted. If the gentle
rsylvania had been anxious to pass
support of the Post Office Depart
ave the mail contractors from ruin, be
he very terms of the resolution that
do was to take up the amendments
louise disagree to that which proposed
rates of postage The Senate would
rom it, and the bill would have been
Did not the House afterwards, by
tic, pass anew bill making (appropria-
Post Office department, aad send it to
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS,

FRANKL1NTON, n. e. I h
VNHE NEXT SESSION OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL
Il open on 18th JANUARY, 1860, under the direction Of
GEO. NEAL A. NJ, with well qualified Assist MS, and
continue 81 weeks The Schools have thebeue of week.
y Lectures with well selected Philosophical aud Cbemi
cal Apparatus for which small charge will be made
Charges of tuition same as last Session.
For Circulars, DC, apply to the Principal, r.
GEO W. NEAL.
December 49, 1859. 5t-wet
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LEAsBURG MALE ACADEMY.

ME EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il be resumed the I'd MONDAY Il Januirv lssn
and continue q weeks. Leasburg is situated b very
healthy and moral community, and realty of lecess by
stage there being tri.weeky stage pm Rrksdaes
Board may be had with good families in the age at
prices varying from s. to ~ per mouth Maj lambrck
Is now openlnga new boarding house. Immediately at the
Academy, which will be ready for the reception Of board
ers at the BEGINNING of the next session at is Ter month
Tuition in Languages, $40, English, $ls 50.
December 10, 1852 '---- -, z s"ors.
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STATE OF NORrH-CAROLINA.--P T T
- COUNTY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vember Term, ls5s-Joseph L. Ballard, at ais. yaamue
Briley, deceased. ,--G
In this case il appearing to the sat VI the Court
shat Samuel Vines and wife Nancy,l fAEin BrIIev
and -, are non-residents of hi ss,L It's ordered
by the Court that publication be in
lima Standard for six successive ks, for sd defendants
to appear at the next Term of hi Court be held the
Court House GreeuvilIe the Monday Of February
next then and there to plead ans& e 9emur, or this Pc
cordnglyG III
Witness, Henry Shepherd. Cerkofour said Court, at
Office in Gree1ve the first Mondt,of August, isa9
December 2, 1880. pr. adj s5ss1zJ 4s-wst
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NOTICE.

AviNG TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF ADM
Rnpr tratlon upon the estate Of! the late PASCHAl
deces..d hereby ' notify all persona having claims upc
or th;s l.ooece them within he time BY lev alh
narson. ;yssement will DO pleaAed in bar Thereof
persons indebted are requested to make 80
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N. 8. DAVIS A. M p,ine;SW "A

M .. DAVIS A. NJ, PriactPW N
TNHE SPRING SESSION OF 1850 WILf C0MMENcr
a. on the second MONDAY in January txts
TER.s Tuition from $40 to sI5 per As,ion Board
with the Principal Is per month. 1F77T
December 8, 1858. tT|iye-v4
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ARDER. WIZ.
wARDER 4 BARRETT,
Ii of the late firm Of
GEO. A. Wa n en-
ESTABLISHED ! fESALE nj
MANUFACTURERS AND WHO'LL GOOD
Hats, Caps and StraR q
(so 266 Baltimore Street, opposite Hand
BALTIMORE, MD,
"OULD RESPECTFULLY ASK TIL
w of Merchants to their large and wef
embracing every style, quality and color
Mems and Boys Hats and
Selected expressly for the trade. by the d
orders will receive prompt and careful a&p
September l, 1883.
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- BUS COUNTY Courtpf Pleas aud Quarter Sesson3
November Term. -Thofas NJ. Smith, EXT Of Blythe
Rouse decd, vs. Asa Rouse.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Cdrthat Piecy
Rouse Anna Jane Rouse, Casplin~ ouse Amy Rouse ad
Godsburg Rouse the next Of kin Of the said Bythel
reside beyond the limits IF the State: II is ordered That
publication be made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks
notifying them appear at the next Term of this ut,
then and there to see proceedings in this cause to
ne themselves parties to the said ISSUE if they should
think proper so to DO. Al
Office, the second Monday of November, A. D., 1859
WIN. NJ BALDWIN, C. G. CT
December 20, 1859. pr, adv. $5.6214.) t5l-w6i