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Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
Spring, 1860!

WALL Paper, aper Hangings.
]. HENRY JEFFERSON is now opening
over $4,000 YARDS OF WALL PAPER, Of
the latest styles, which will be sold at Phila-
phia prices. Please call and examine.
Also, beautiful assortment Of GILT, OIL
and PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green, Glazed Oil cloth; Buff aud Green Linen
for Curtains. Cord and Tassels ofvarious colors,
with Pulnam's patent, selfadjusting, and s. s.
Putman's patent Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers, and Wilt sold at the low.
est prices.
NH 8.tf J. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

n the Maryland Legislature, on Friday last.
! ioiot Committotl of both Houses reported in
tsses = M inpsIachusni 81 Judge Btump. of
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
REAL estate AGENCY!

The subscriber, having opened an Office in the iowa
Of Smyrna, Kent CO.. Del, would respectfully inform
the public that he is now prepared 10 sell. at a nod
eraia commission. all REAL ESTATE which may he
put his hands. From his past experience lhaving
been engaged IN il for the past several years on a
mi ted scale, and his extensive acquaintance in this
and the surrounding States, particularly New Jersey,
he is confident That he offer advantages 10 persons
desiring TO dispose OF Reat Estate. He would there-
fore call the attention of Farmers. and Others. TO hls
Agency believing that business entrusted to- hands
would he OF mutual advantage TO both parties. Can
be found at his asiiee Commerce street, first door
above Tschudy a. Collins Store.
NH i-ff nj. JERMAN.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

WE learn that the house Of MIR. James Ed
wards. in Milington. Nd, was burned Monday
afternoon last, and totally destroyed.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

SALE oF PRoPERry.--James r. Clement g.
Charles G. Temple haze purchased Clegg e.
Ruih's double house, situated on Methodist ST.,
10 the town Of smyrna. for $1,000.
Jesse Ennis has sold his house and lot OF land
situated near the Baptist church, to Miss 8. C.
Cammins. for $500.
John p. Rees has purchased four moro lot,
at Tho Smyrna Depot. of r. Tibbiti. for $685..
| Robs. PaImesory has bought Col. Douglass
lot, at the smyrna Depot, for 800, upon which
he j. erecting dwelling house.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

Tas sHoEmAxEss SrRixE is sill spreading
through New England. Town after town
comes into the movement. and demands lor the
operative larger share Of his own labor. The
women have jsirsd with zeal, and ss they con
troll the whole machine work. ii has bsen fount
70 smbssrsss tss employers very gteasly.-
Thsy hsss 6xed sehsduIs of prices. and arr
bssy ssnvassiag the towns for support agsias
tks PEG -ocrscy whiea opprsssss them.
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NeaU boarding House.

The subscriber. having taken the house on
MAIN street, recently in the occupancy Of Mr..
James Taylor, is now prepared to receive
BOARDERS on accommodating terms.
NH 8 If JOHN COULTER.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
- SNY1sNAs DEL,
thursday, MARCH 8, 1860.

ruEaTfH 6 So 1T pa5issAsd Epery 1anrsday, by
eo.r. D. HosrEcxsa. Editor aad Proprietor, at the
a.~a<rsscc Hal. Sagrsa. Del.
xs-susscRlrrIox.--0 0ae year 81 .5oia aduanse.
!, a 90 If act paid TIL cad Of the year No paper
J,scsssiaasd saia al arrears are Paid->oaiy at Me
,,is# Of the PaslisAsr.
For epsry square Of I2 lines less first
.ssr0a, 50 cts; each subsequent inserti'a IS cts
lsstrai arrangements made win yearly and half
sssrly adssrtissrs
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
To the Ladies.

Now open, ons of the largest and cheapess
lot of
EEL SEIRTN
ever offered in this market. 8 HOOPS for so cts.
10 Hoops for 81. 10 Hoops for rs, and sill
cheaper, 30 Hoops for $125. These Goods
are 30 per cent cheaper tian ever sold before.
Call and examine where all other Goods are
sold on the same proportion.
mh 9tf ]. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
Doctor Edward ID. DALEY,

Has REMOVED from Main street to the cor
ner of MARKET end COMMERCE streets
house formerly occupied by Joseph Stayton.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

I'VE would like to hear further from our cor
respondent on this subject. and hope he will
continue his interesting report, which will, no
doubt be highly appreciated by our readers
Ed
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DIR. HENRY ANDRUs,

UyHE ORIGINAL INVENTOR REE0RMER, AND
founder Of principles il tie practice Of Medicine,
can be consulted by letter. addressing him At New Or
leans La, and medicine will be forwarded BY mail r-e Of
charge for tra to any post Office in the Union. He of
fers, in all cases Of consumption and nervous debility,
scroua and all rheumatic paralytc and mercuria ae
tons diseases Of the hip and SPINE kidneys and bladder
gravel dropsy DC, safe and speedy cure female weak.
womb structures the ureth 6stua and piles reoedied
without the Of instruments bandsges After twenty
that no person in the world can those diseases with
mineral vegetable medicine alone. There never
chronic disease treated right properly the Char
Medical Faculty hare charge of it. DR.. Andrus
mineral incidence his remedies enable the most debated
to enjoy great perfection Of health while taking medi
cine as at any period of their lives. nj ag.l.gau
u November e. 1860. 47-w2mpd. 70
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A New METHOD OF DISsECTlON.-The great desid-
eratum in anatomy is to obtain an exact diac of the
real position of the internal organs. This however,
is far from being the case with the dissections by
tue common method since, every section made on
the body, rendered fabby and unelastic by death,
produces corresponding defamation the soft parts
contract and nothing but an approximate idea can
be formed of the relative position of the parts exposed
before the operation. In order to obviate this in
convenience, Dr. Pirogof, an eminent Russian sur
geon, has had the ingenious idea of subecting the
body, before dissection, to cold Of eight degrees
cent grade DC deg. Fahr for space of three days.
BY this means the body acquires hardness like
that of wood its organs retaining at the same time
their relative sizes, since the moisture they con-
tain increases by congeaton and thus counteracts,
which the solids would otherwise undergo. The
body in this state is subjected to the circular saw,
which will cut off slices Of. the thickness Of one
franc piece with the greatest nicely, either long
tudinally, transversely, or along the axis of the
member. By this means DR.. Pirogoff has been en-
abled to publish anatomical atlas Of every part
of the human body seen under three different as
poets.
In order to copy out section obtained in the
manner described, DR.. Pirogof passes lightly over
the frozen slice with warm sponge; the surface is
thus thawed for an instant, but transparent film
of ice is Immediately afterwards formed over it.
A pane Of glass with lines drawn upon it. crossing
each other at right angles, so as to form so many
squares is then laid on the icy film, and the sur
face copied out upon paper also divided into squares
like the glass. By this means the greatest precis-
ion is attained The principle of refrigeration has
been carried still further by the ingenious inventor
who, by exposing body to cold of IS deg. conti-
grade a deg Fahrenheit) reduces it to the cot,sis-
tency of stone, and then operates upon it like a
sculptor, with a chisel and mallet laying all the
viscera open without in the slightest degree dis6g
uring them 1t is thus that he has been enabled to
ascertain that the cavities Of the mouth nose, and
tympanum of the ear and those of the respiratory
organs, are the only ones which enclose air, and
that everywhere else the surface of ALT parts
of the body adhere Immediately to the membrance
enveloping the organs they contain, so that how
ever apparently dissimar their surfaces Of contact
may be- there is still no empty space between
them.-Galignan5s Messenger =. ,. .;..v.f
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LETTER FROM Nix. DoUGLAs.-Jadge Douglas, in
response to request from a number of the citizens
of New Orleans without respect to party, has writ.
ten letter defining his position in regard to
sion. lie says:
These not the times for patriotic men to affect
indifference or to degenerate into dcspondcncy, or
to rush madly into violent ard extreme measures.
just in proportion as our common country is en-
vironed with peril it becomes the imperative duty
of every patriot in the land to increase his efforts
and his exert utmost powers and energies to rescue
the republic from the disasters which threaten its
integrity.
No man in America regrets the election of Mr..
Lincoln more than do; none made more strenuous
exertions to defeat him; differ from him more
radically and irreconcilably upon all the great issues
involved in the contest. No man living is more pre-
pared to resist by all the legitimate sanctioned
cd the Constitution and laws of country, the az
gressive policy which he and his party are under
stood to represent. But while l say this am
bound, as good citizen and law-abiding man, to
declare my conscientious conviction that the mere
election of any man to the Presidency by the Amer
can people, in accordance with the Constitution
and laws, does not Of itself furnish any just
or reasonable ground for dssolving the Federal
Union"
lie then goes into an argument to show that Con-
gress, in both branches being against Mr.. Lincoln
he is powerlcss and can do nothing to ;njure the
South
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Newly, Patterson, Perkins, Poindexter, Polk,
Rogers, Russ, Shober, Siler, Simonton, Taylor,
Whitehurst Williams Of Pasquotank, Winslow and
Yeates-53. ID .,',.e4. "a, a}t7 .d>fss e
Mr.. Ferrebee, from the committee to wait on the
Governor, reported that he would send in his mes
sage at - o'clock. -, -s ..5e
Mr. Bullock moved that a message be sent to the
Senate, proposing to 60 into an election for att0rn
ey General, and that w. A. Jenkins, Esq, OF War
rem, was in nomination. Concurred in.
Mr.. Davis nominated Kemp P. Battle. of Wake.
Mr. Henry introduced bill to call Convention
to amend the Constitution Read first time, and
ordered to be printed. .---.. i.-4
Messrs. Bullock and Foust were appointed, Com
mittce to superintend the election.
Mr. Crumper introduced bill to amend the
Constitution. Read first time, and ordered to be
printed.
The House then proceeded to vote for Attorney
General as follows:
For Mr. Jenkns-Mossrs. Albrltton, Aubrey,
Bachelor, Barrow, Baxter Branch, Bridgers, Bull
lock, Bynum, Cannsdy, Cheek, Cline, Crawford,
Davis, of Baden, Davis of Halifax Davis, of Neck
lenburg, Dortch, Ewell, Fagg, Faison, Ferguson
Fleming, Foy. Galloway, Green, of Franklin, Hall,
Harrington, Iloke, Jenkins Lemmonds Kallum, Lo-
gan, Love, Of Haywood, Love- OF Jackson, McMillan
Kitchener, Mordecai, Padgett, Pearson, PEBBLES
Person. Pope, Potts, Ransom, Shaw. Slade, Speight
SlanOTu, 1apSCOtC, warn, NatcJS, NdtaoI, Waugh
White, Wilkerson, Williams, of Cumberland Will
liams, Of Nash, Williamson, Wishart, Woodland,
Wooten, and Wright-6l.
Those who voted for Mr.. Battle, we're
Messrs. Alfred, Barringer, Blue, Booth, Bowman,
Burgn, Carson Clarke, Of Craven Clarke, of David
son, Cowles Crumpler, Davis, of Rutherford, Dick
son, Donnell Ferrebee Folk, Foust Gather, Cor
rell, Green, of Chatham, Green, of Stanly Guthrie
Hanes. Harris Hayes, Henry, Howard, Horton, Jor-
dan, Kelly, Latham, Lilies McCleese, Marsh, Meares
Martin, Mebane, Mendenhall, Merriman, Newly,
Patterson, Perkins, Pondexter, Polk, Rogers Russ
Shober, Siler, Simonton, Taylor, Whitehurst, vii
liams, of Pasquotank Wlnslow, and Ycates.-54:
Mr. Folk from committee on election of Public
Printer, reported: Whole number of votes 161, ne
cessary to choice, 81. Mr.. Spelman received SO,
Messrs. Syme and Hall, IS; Mr. Spclnan elected.
Mr. Love moved that message be sent to the
Senate proposing to go into an election for Engross-
ing Clerk. Not agreed to.
Mr.. Bullock reported the result of the vote for
Attorney General. Mr.. Jenkins 80, and Mr. Battle
p votes. Mr.. Jenkins was elected.
The hour of - having arrived, the message the
Governor received and read by the Clerk after
which, on motion of MIR. Love- it was sent to the
Senate with proposition to print 20 copies for the
use of each member, and 100 for the Governor.
On motion of Mr.. McCleese, the House adjourned
till 10 o'clock Wednesday.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
LOST MY POCKET BOOK ON THE ODD OF &C.
u TOBER, between Morrsv;le and Raleigh, or at IA.
leigh containing about 25 80 dollars in small bills and
about 1000 dollars worth of Notes Stone and 9TH
ers and also number of Receipts from the Treasurer Of
'he North-Carolina Railroad Company Any person find
ing this pocket book and returning to at Morrsvle
or the Press Office, will be Literally rewarded
C. p. WILDER.
Morrisville, N c., Oct 26, 1860. 44-w4t.*
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO MOVE TO THE
Southwest, offers for sale the tract of land which
he resides lying eight miles south of Raleigh and
mile north of Rands mill the of Swift creek and
in healthy and intelligent neighborhood.
Said tract contains about $40 There is enough
land cleared, and in high Of cultivation for four
horse farm, cultivating one half alternately. There is
the tract good two story dwelling house containing eight
the necessary outhouses of vel! regulated farm with
well Of excellent in the yard. The farm is we'll
adapted the growth of Corn Cotton Wheat and Oats
For further particulars address
- JAMES MITCHINER,
Auburn, Wake Co., NC.
October Is 1860. AZ wifi
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

I'm SOCIETY Ri GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
~ miles from the city of Jackson Capitol Of the State;
ten from Clinton, Vicksburg jackson Railroad; six
jackson g. n Railroad connecting with all parts of
the Union. The great southern place Of resort Coopers
negborhood wealthy, refined has fine schools and sew
era churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
of family coming south. The tract contains 1870
acresabout lao Of timber of fine creek Bottom and
the rest hill and branch land all in state of good cuva
ton There are dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
negro cabins gn press crbs stables pond for stock
tern and spring for persons &C., &c.
For further particulars write to 4. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
--'- >-.r -. JOHN N. CLARK,
..-- ... .- Yazoo City.
October l6. 1850. 40 wifi. !,
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Mr.. EVERETT AT THE PoLLs.-Hon. Edward Eve
rett voted in Boston in ward 2, and on presenting
himself at the polls the cry was raised by those who's
were working as hard ,as they could against him,
Three cheers for Mr.. Everett" which were given
with heartiness that must hare been gratifying to
the recipient 81 the tribute az @'a 80 -
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL,

TIME. SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
interest Of H. 8. Lloyd, decd, in this we'll known
and popular Hotel in the town Of Taboro has become its
sole Proprietor and i'll endcavor sustain its long esab
shed reputation of being Of the best conducted Hotels
in the Southern country.
~ GEO. HOWARD.
October 26, 1860. - l.l-a-: :.-t A@wtJanl.< ,
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New YoRx, Nov. eo.-Busihess here is very dull
to-day. A despatch from Albany announces the
suspension Of two Or three -four and grain houses
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JNo. n. CLARK. WIN. BURLINGTON.
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington, N. c.,
"1L GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., DC,
and other country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad or River
enables me to make my charges light. Also regular deal
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, NC.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. C.
w. II JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November ID, 1850. 4s-wly
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NOTICE TO ADDISON SPIKES!
IF ADDISON SPIKES, FORMERLY OF WAKE C0UN.
TY, will notify me where he may be found he will
= - KEMP P. BATTLE, Atty.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. S, 1860. A-w6ts
The Weekly Raleigh Register and Fayetteville OBJ
server copy six weeks and forward bills.
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EXPORTS FROM HIGH PoNT.-We are indebted to
the courtesy Of the Agent at our Depot, Mr.. A. V.
Sullivan, and the labors of friend, for the follow
ing condensed report of the exports from this place
for the ten months prior to the LIST day Of Novem-
Der of the present year.
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Observation-Disclosures

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter SesSu,.
August Term. ls6o.-Wm, Haywood vs. Henry j C.'.
nOn.-Oiriginal Attachment. " ''a'
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of III.
Court that Henry Cannon the defendant is non rs,
Dent OF TINS State IT 10 therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for sir vst wv
tying said defendants to appear at the next term ii,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for IN
county OF Wake. at the Court House in Raleigh on ii,
third Monday Of November next then and there 10 p
or replevy, or judgment pro eonsso will be entered ags
HIM. o
Witness, Thomas J. Utey Clerk of said Court, at oc
in Raleigh, the third Monday in August A. D., 1860.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, CLERK
October 5, 1850. pr. adv. $5.) 4l-wsls
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pounds Of freight, of all kinds

Total, 4" s99,171
Which, at an average of s cents per h., would
amount to 81 ,933 IS.
The number of barrels Flour shipped, is $500,
which at So. 90 per barrel amounts to SIS. 10000.
The number boxes Tobacco, is 1904, making
1,056, 48O pounds, which, at 80 cents per pound,
amounts to $316, 94. 00.-High Point Reporter.
1t will be difficult to induce the Southern people,
loyal their instincts as they are to transfer to
the incoming administration the traditional re-.
spect and reverence which American citizens accord
to the National Government de tacto. Acquiescence
in the popular verdict far from being speedy and
entire, is usually the case, will be tardy and full
of reservations. 1t will be mere submission to
dynasty which cannot whatever be its policy, COM
mand the confidence of the South The right of q
sovereign State to withdraw from the Union when
ever in the judgment Of such State, the evils of the
Union shall outnumber its benefits, is sound and
universally accepted Democratic doctrine. Whether
North Carolina should now assert that right is
question for the people to determine. We, for one
Of her citizens at least, oppose the taking of any
such step at present. We say, let North. Carolina
stay in the Union! Let her not ingloriously aban-
don the Government with its immortal trophies
and worldwide prestige to the exclusive possession
of the North But if South Carolina or Georgia
or any other State chooses to withdraw in the name
Of civil liberty and State rights, let her withdraw
This is not the hour for rash counsel precpitate
action. Moderation was never more desirable than
now.--Au.treesboro Citizen. ...,.e
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. -. .---..--...-l 81.
4 PPL1CAT1oN WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature to to Yadk'n county that part of
Iredell county commencing at the southwest corner of
Yadkin county thence running with the Wilkes line to
the south prong Hunting thence down said creek
on Bic Hunting creek; thence east to the Davit line
=. MANY CITIZENS.
November l6, 1860 '>'' 47-w2t.&
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-J
~ STON COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter S,s
soas, August Term, A. d. ls6O-Scarborough Spiveyp
W: II. JOyner, Admir-. and the Heirs at Law Of Dixon
Spivey, disqualification for division Of slaves
happening to the satisfaction of the Court that Eph
i'm Spvey, Aaron Spivey Nancy Jordan and Mary White
bone four Of the defendants in this cause are non.resen
OF this State: 1t is therefore, on notion ordered BY the
Court that publication be made for six successive weeks
the North-Caroina Standard, notifying the said defendants
Court House in Smith6ed, the fourth Monday Of No.
vember next then and there to answer, &c.
Witness Thomas d. Snead, Clerk of said Court at office
in Smithfed, the 18th Monday in August, A. D., 1860
THOS. D. SNEAD, &C.
October 10, 1860. pr. adv. S. 6s1155.) 4s-wStt
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DUFFY,S
FgaN + g NET x puap
Cure of Ague and Few,

THERE IS NO DISEASE TO WHICH ~n
BODY " liable so universal SO dreadaa me HCNIs
fatal, as Fever: it appears in derau,' or 50 geps
cIms1es under different types and cbarsesOuh uS
and apprehension, it usually assumes ,b t With apH
Ano'her species OF fever prevalent hera ous type
NAV be said, never leaves subsidies alt'sah and which
tunnai Intermittent, or .Ague and Fevss
consequences are peculiar: to dimpisbsd eaec ,aS
nervous system are to be ascrbed the energy Gs
and general prostrstion which characer;..sku aua
to which might be added the deraneemenss ~ ,s
functions Of the ver stomach and intestinal e,n ne
therefore, quite manifest-in fact it is wall anal Ii,
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumn,On Known N
chronic affection Of the liver and spleen Jru 'he %
mot unfrequently dropsy and when once M and
vscera becomes established, there is STATE M
to relapse, even from slight causes, and wbsn tend
Gated with those constitutional diseases h.;a nas eonp
and cure becomes more difficult. e'r ueann
Common sense teaches that the cure of Aor,
consists in shortening the duration OF the and F
preventing its return The first is to be accoma;ss ADD
by the prompt application of such medicines Inc u
lated to restore the deranged functions and ccp
tone to the nervous system. give hes0
Tho Tonic MIXTURE now offered possesses nj, A..
generally checks the disease, and one bottle nfs
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place the h
restored. the system becomes nvigorated sppeies
tient begins to feel surprised at the rapid M
STATE O morbid suHerlng 10 that OF prDrressr. n
These effects have been experienced BY all wbo heeo7e
it, which could be shown by numerous testimone Used
Nswhsrn N = o,t * ,s CHARLES DUFFY, Nd
~ p,.,.r.d ,ad .o,d W. 4s-wly.
r. N Duffy, Newbern, N, C. And also for salu YES
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents N.Y. Mss
And by Druggists and Merchants throug The n
NORTH.CAROLINA-NO NORTHAMPTON coss
IL TY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions ~ Sulk
Der Term A: D.. ls6o-Moore& Williams No, s. ',n'
ram i. Observation-Disclosures levied on land. d.
In this case it appears to the satisfaction of Than
that the defendant is not resident of this sta,s.v
therefore ordered that publication be made in
Carolina Standard newspaper of the State, pub,.I
the town of Raleigh. for six weeks for the sud ,sH
Bowden to appear at our next Court of Pleas and
Sessions to be held for Northampton county at tb s G
House in the town of Jackson the first Mond,v' ~
cember next, then and there TO repevy or pIead ~,
men final will be entered against him. and the land S
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiff 1,
and cost. 'us@
Witness, Isaac peele Clerk of said Court at o,.
jackson, the first Monday Of September 1850 ''A''n
October 9, 1860. pr. adv. IS 621x.) 4i-TS