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ihk EXPECTED MEssAsE had not arrived a, the
oaPl'oi when our reports Of the days proceeding,
necessarily left the building. hwas momentariIv
eIPec'ea mere, however Nevertheless, we are by
no means sure that the President win send il In
Today our impression being that some portion Of
e representation We're the subject OF the called
lion % me cabinet that took place at an early
Nou' ID" forenoon and was not ended by noon
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W Some curiosity exists here to known how
Scott to the commanding oficer OF Fort 1890.
worth leaked out on the way hence 10 their desti.
nation. II Is said the leakage occurred either In
the Cincinnati or So Louis ofices, and the mstter
Of the telegraph In those places. :
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ID It has been reported for several DAYS that
the sloop Of war Brooklyn and the steam cutter
Harriet Lane ere under orders for Southern ser
vice. But there Is no confirmation of this report
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" Mr. Rarey, the great horse-tarner, IL now
Ia New rorf, and exhibited bis powers on Sat
TTuuay q. Nlolo's Garden, TO an immense thronr
Inc audience included men OF all cbaractss:
anu Acknowledgements, merchants and iadies
turned out 10 crowds TO see the great perform,
aHse, IA which MI. RareY was to take such a
nsr OF subduing toe famous "Cruiser, % and oper.
ated upon several vicious horses, among vbich
Were two Wild horses from South America. he
great American Cruiser, .Jo. Anderson ;, ,ssh,.s
had cost bis owner 81, 40 and was useless 10 him
on account Of his fierce disposition. N''''
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By WALL a. BARNARD, Apetiansers.
Corset eel sfrea mad sosfA side Pa. aresrf-
a

TRusTRk,s SALE OF A bARsR AND
Sos VEs DAY SOD wsDNksDty
MORNINGS, 9Th and s,h instnuts. eommesetns
81 Il O'Clock, we will sell By cs'NoGue, % TIE Asc-
ton Rooms, aud contiI unit ell 10 dispe>cS a.,
superb assortment OF ladies' and gentle rsns Frrr,
Cad sleigh Robes, Of the stock Of q New YORK In
porter end Mspulsctsrer, con Psislpg-
bsffe Mini, HudsOn Bay aud other sable Carn
Palma Z, Cepes, viotorjnes, Mufs, and cuffs.
Stone Msften, Mink, Pitch and krmIne.
Rich Set, and single PIeess stone Msrten AM
wstsr Mint, Meunts n N srten. Siberian So uirrsI.
Otter Caps, Beaver and other nym-u,
Also every vsrIetf Of adies' and Ibtldrcnf Fur,
Sleigh Robes. &C.. &c.
Ths goods viii be on exhibition on Mopdsy
nirg Dr. ceednr kale, and the public are invited
90 an eIaniEat on. They are fresh made, rerfect
and sound IN every vay and answering desonphsu
gwen. sale without reserve.
Terms cash. Ry order Of the trustee.
las WALL A. BARNARD, Auots.
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III w LII fVONo MEN Or The FIRST
~ WakU.-fou are earnestly invited to
DAY the 9th instant, at o'clock p. m to form q
Military organization Tor the preservation of ,aw
homes and hTesides. Men have been heard to
curse the Union-men have been seen to tear down
the star Spangled Hammer, and trample II in the
DUST threats have been made that the National
Metropolis shall be invaded by revolutionary
mobs, who defy the authority of the Federal Gov
ernment, aud the laws of our Courtry-To arms
10 arms " our County and your honor demand
others, -
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lust RECEIVER

JUST RECEIVED,
AT FRENCH d RICHSTEIN'S, ais Penn.
avenue Marion Graham, or Higher than Happi-
for Sl25 : - :"
sabine. Notes on Dusls and Dusling; limo,
slsoufneJ's illustrated Poems; cloth gllt; ss 50
Lambs ESSAYS on LelIs; l2mo., cloth portrait;
All of Longfellow's and Ike Maryel's Works.
upr usual heavy discount on Books from the pub
.-'" FRENCH & RlcHsTEIN,
jail 27S Penn avenue
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BY THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer,

L MoRNfSG next, The eth instant, Il 70 c'otcct.
] shall sell WITHOUT reserve. az the residcnce Of
Henri PsIf on. Market spaoe, hls entire Efccts,
cnnsiktng Of
Cane seat and Wood Chalrs.
Dining Add other Tables, Bureaus,
Bedstesds and Mattresses, Carpets and oiolotAs.
Crockery and 6lsst Ware,
Lamps, Looking Glasses, Stoves, Kitchen Furni-
t1re &c dc,
Tern cash.
las 81 THOS. DOwLfNG. Auct.
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OwINs TO THE PRESENT ALARMING

NJ
OWING TO THE PRESENT ALARMING
STATE OF AFFAIRS thToughout the country
and thu uncertainty IS Tegarts the future, the
parties VIII" leased from US tho Sore We occupy,
AND WHO WIRE TO HAVE TAKEN a.
The lsT or JANUARY, NOW DECLINE TO RISK THE
UNnhRLAKINe We therefore beg leave TO inform
shah continue to sell until the whole Of our STOCK
Is disposed Of. We have yet large stock on hand.
and FROM THIS DATE WE SHALL OFFER
FOR Cash some of the vary best barg gains that
we have splendid Stock of Domestic Goods.
Fine White Goods, Silks, Shayls. woollen Dress
GOODS, Kid gloves, Hosiery, Blankets, Flsonels
cries, Lsees. dc. &C.; ali Of which will be sold
without reserve at such prices IS cannot T. IL 70
satisfy all customers. CLAGETr & MAY,
asst 324 Pa av., bet. 9Th and 10th sta
N0TICE.-Haying, purchased the entire stock
L in trade, good will and fixtures Of M. Open
heimer, on 9th street, opposite the Centre MsIfet.
hoise, am prepared to offer 60 the citizens Of
washington great bargains In Harness, saddles
Trunks. Hate. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and ready mad 3
Clothing. The entire stock will re sold ouT 50
tents on the dollar Of its orr gina cost, to wit;
Harness worth So will be sold at s25
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@LECTURE ON JAPAN.-The Rev. v. ID.
AS Collins will deliver q lecture on the above
Ia O'Clock, at the Assembly's Church. corner Fifth
AMI strests for the benefit of the Sabbath School
attached tn the Church. Tickets Is cts, to be OBJ
tsined at the stores Of Messrs. TAYLOR 4 Maury,
Frank Tor, b. A. Baliantyne, aud WIN. Lord,
or ~ the door the night of the lecture Thers
will be music nv, the Choir, over which Prof.
Daniel will preside. ia 81.
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TT REMEMBER,
HAT Won save more than 70 PER cent: on the
S21 Seventh ST.. ss they are selling of 20 move.
HENRY EGAN, s2I Seventh st.,
de l9-l0t Near Ayeuue HOusA- .
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MOVEMENTS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES The
present will be a busy and important week In the
Southern States. The Alabama and Georgia Con =
vention is to meet that Of Florida is alrt ady in
sion, and the Legislatures of two states assemble
The following is a calendar Of the movements Of
Southern States during the month Of January:
January --VlrUinia Leo isIature meets
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L derslgned. long well Known 10 The ihe un-
wa hIEgtDn public as a te,cher OF theCH0
Piano. beEs leave TO stste that he is pre- VINTI
pared TO take scholars terms to suit the exizen-
cles of the times. Having vacancies IN his time
Just nov which he is anxious TO I'LL up, he wall
teach lew scholars, # desirable 10 their parents
and iaks his pay in such merchandise as NAV be
agreed on when they are entered with him. He ls
Wiling 10 make such arrangements, knowing the
lncons enlence many who desire TO have their chill
dren taught tie Piano experience now in getting
money. Mis- method Of teaching has been hIxh '
approved for years and his references are heads Of
the best musical families in Wa.hngton His
terms are exceedingly M derate.
JOHN +. SCHELL,
Residence-29a e. street
ia I'm or apply at Mstzenottss
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q % II ~,
". No. 56s PKNNA. AVENUE
DEPARTMENTAL AND CONGRESSIONAL d.

The most complete directory ever published. IL
contains an Alphabetical list II ell the government
ohcers their salary and residence; Alec. CongIes-
matte corps, United STATES Ministers. no. Sold by
the Publisher; slso Ct the BOOKSTORES in the city.
ia S-lWs
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THos. DowLINa. Auct.

By J. c. INQUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers-
TRu STEERS SALE OF STOCK OF
u WAIcHKs AND gkwKIRY, SILvkR WARE.
GLass CksKs, HInnIss SsIE; REGuLhTOB. &C =
70 o'ol"ot. st store No. 500 Pennsylyaui. avenue:
between 9Th and nth streets, BY virtue Of deed Of
trust executed April %. 1890, and Gully recorded IN
Liher A: s., NO. no, folIos 90. ct Sec, We shall
sell the sntire stock OF FINtures, comprising
About ffy Gold and silver Wstohes, many Of
them OF the very hest makers and If high cost,
Full Sets Of Diamonds, Cameo, Lava, Mosaic and
other Jewelry,
Gold Vest. Neck. and Fob Chains,
Fine 6 Id Buoslets, NecLlaces, BresstpIns, Ear
rings, Finger Rings. studs. Thlmbes, 40.
Sold Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter
Dishes, Fish Knives, Butter Knives, Lad &c.
Mugs, ga q and Mustard Spoons, 4c-.
Silver plated Toe Sets, Coaee Urns, Cake Baskets,
Walters, Ice Pitcers.Cut glass, Bottle Castort,
Mugs, Spoons and Folks. 6o.,
Superior Mantel Clocks AID Ornaments.
-Four lerge AID handsome plate ass show Casee.
with silver PLACED mOuuungs,
Two trge French plate Gi frame Mirrors, and
large Jewel iers' Safe by Herring Co.,
Superior equator in Rosewood Case,
Carpet, OllcloIh, Stove, aud Store Fixtures gen
orally.
Terms ca b. By order OF the Trustee.
jas J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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EOR SALE-UEvON COWS CALyEs
Two or three pure blood Devon Cows, S0eua
with young Calves The Cows are excel ~
stock on hand. Apply to the subscriber ihroug
the Washington city Post Office, or At h 8 farm, .
Bridge tja 5Sts) LEWIS R2IGEV
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spirii Of "a. msrning Pres

The IntsH,geneer quotes the language OF Mr..
Keit In relation to secession, I hace been
~ tiis morsmsHt srsr stRes entered Psiftical
Iifs," and Of Mr.. Rhett who says ' The SECESSION
Of Sostk Carolina as not srsst Of a day IL IS
NOT Any thing produced By nv. Ltneoln's election,
or By ths aos-sIsestion Of ths Egitics sIaus Iao.
IL has been matter SoAieh has been gathering
head for hi,ty years" and advises the border
States to beware how they suffer themselves to be
led OF by south Carolina, as she ls not "endeav-
oring TO meet new and startling emergency In
our civil history" but Is only making the com.
plant Of present difaoulties q cloak to hide the
matured plans Of thirty years. ......
The Consultation has an editorial and c commu.
nication devoted to coarse abuse Of the Intsri.
gsnesy, to which the latter paper degns no reply
The Republicans says Of the Cabinet announced
for Mr. Lincoln by the New York TYibrns:
"This statement Of the Tribune does not res,
upon any information which justifrs the positive
manner In which 10 il made; but still, the line OF
policy as respects the South which such appoint
mens would indicate, has unqusseonably been
resolved upon at Springfield. Three Of the Cabi-
net officers win be given to the South, and to men
at the South in whom the sound portion Of the
southern community can conf1de.r
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AUCTION SALES.
., eEEE sSs q ~, wI y an a ,,,:

o. elEFN a WILLIAMS AuctObser,
Ne. $40 corner 7fh AID ID stgs,fs
(sOLOGNEs, COMES, Brushes, HAIR
u orr. ONpEIsniRTs. DRAvs. HotIEI. HklD-
wART &c, Ae., AT AUeTsoN.-On TUESDAY.
the str instSut ne skall seli et 10 o'cloct N. "a
front of cur Auoif son q soms, . srGs and teaessS
assortment Of Fsncy outs, re, &o.
la GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, acts.
By WALL a BARHAED, AsetiOneers.
FIssr RATE HORSE AND FAMILY
"A cxsEiAsE AT AucrIoS.-nn THURSDAY
M RNING, the 10Th INST ~ a ooioct, yS VII
Horne ferfectly sound and gentle, enc fopr seat
Fsmib Carnage but little used, and IN fseeie,s
T4 WALL Z BARNARD. A se..:
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III ONE PRICE ONLY! =
HAVING on hand very heavy stock of Or ESe
r.. G. STEVENS, sss Pa~,
no 2t between 9Th and 10th sts.
w wOODW
900 cords for sale at Sl.15 per cord, miles from
Long Bridge, near Hunter Chapel. Apply on the
place or TO ". Il. CORBETT. rals 10 3 lv
r AIDES THICK WINTER BOOTS Of Kid
Buttoned. Laced and Velvet Tsimmsd.
Also Misses Boots Of the same Style. arsy u
: = T.RosENTHAL,s,
No. 16 Market space
Pa. av. bet. sth and sth streets.
Ladies' and Misses Long Rubber Boots. jss
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JdHUdIJ ~ IIgIuId Leg IbIdNuIt uIttW.
Z" Alabama Convention.
mississippi Convention.
7-Louisiana election for Con vention
7-Tennessee Legislature meets.
s-Texas election for Convention.
16-Georgia Convention.
7-Kentucky Legislature meets.
Z" 3-Louisiana Convention.
I" 2S-Texas Convention.
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By WALL Il BARNARD, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS. Clears, AND EQUIPMENTS
AT AUCTION -Un THURSDAY MORNIN6, Sd
inst et 10 O'Clock, We shall sell 81 the Anton
Rooms, the remaining stock Of s. T. Drury, oOm
Barrels Brandy, Whisky, ST. Croix and jamaica
Rum,
Blackberry and Apple Brandy,
Port, MadeIi q, Sherry Muscat, and Claret Wines.
molasses, Cider, and Stousht Bitters,
Champagne, Cordial. and other Liquors,
Coffee, Candles, Starch, and Soap,
Pepper. Ginger. Cloves, Seleratus, and Cinnamon,
Cans and Jars Tomatoes, Lobster, Asparagus,
AnchOvIes and AnohovY Paste, Pate de Fore GtAs
Cheese, Slrups, aud Preserves,
Cigars and Tobaeco,
q ass lara, Demijohns. Measures, Bins,
Counters, and Otner Fixtures.
These goods are al Of the best quality, and are
well known TO the customers of Mr.. 3. T.
Urury.
Terms: s4n rash; over that amount q credit Of
81 and 81 days, for approved endorsed NOTES, bear
ing interest
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OFFICE, CITY HALL,
lS WASHINGTON, December 6, 1850

0~DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE.
uS WEDDING AND VISITING
Importers of fine wEpGb4fNSgG sET ExGTkfddSSEERRSY
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most be eutiful styles
326 PA. Av., between eth and 10th SITS,
au z1-6m wIsHINsToH
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J.rd WALL I. BsEssX kBbG1 ss:i.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
a., va, r DRgRY, Trustee.

~ Wild d BhhNhRD, Auots
NhRSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue Of q vut of
WI keri faoias issued from the Clerks Once on
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, and TO me dir ected,
VII expose TO public sale, for cash. in front Of the
Court House door OF said oouGty, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF January next, 1851. AZ u
O'Clock the fOllowIn described property 20 wit:
Part of Lot No 6. IN SqUs No. $40. beginning at
The northwest corner Of said lot and ng thence
east on Virginia avenue 70 feet inch; thenos south
BY southwest the depth of said lot; thence west by
southwest to the southwest corner Of said lot;
thence north By northeast rs feet inohes 20 vir-
gina avenue, containing 672 square feet together
with al and singuar the Improvements thereon, in
the CITY Of washington, %. ca: seized and LEVIED
be eold 20 satisfy Judlolas No. ~ 20 January term
1881, in favor Of J. r. Wollsrd, use of John Purdy,
de ls-dts w SELDEN, u. 4. Marshal.
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GhsLI6HT COMPANY,
kS WAsHINGToN. December %, 5S6N-Notice
Is hereby given, as required by tie ohirter, that
an election for hive directors to manage the affairs
OF this Company during the year 1861 will be held at
the Office cfthe same, No 3i4 Eleventh ST. west,
on MOND BAY, January Z, 1851, at q O'Clock m
Attest: j. F. BROWN,
de 20-3tawtJan7 Secretary
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be in city to take leave of absence Laid the table
message received from the Senate, transmitting
thu following engossed bills which were read first time
bill authorize the county of Hyde to appoint
aiuance committee.
A bill to incorporate Morehead City.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Yeates. resolution send message to the
Senate proposing to adjourn on Monday next Laid on the
By Mr. Merrimon resolution to raise special commit
tee to enquire if the two resolutions appointing comms
soners Washington and TO Montgomery were engross-
ed and sent TO the Senate resolution and why
it was done, and report as early as practicable.
On motion of Mr.. Bullock the resolution was laid on the
table Yeas A., nays 40.
Mr. Polk obtained leave of absence until Monday merit
Mr.. Crumper, by permission introduced bill to ap-
point commissioners lay off public road in Asbe coun
ty. which was read To committee ON propositions and
grievances
The hour of IL having arrived the House took up
the special order it being the Senate bill tn call Gen.
vention of the people
Mr. Clark Of Craven moved to amend BY striking out
the restricting clause and inserting the section of the
House bill which restricts only on the basis question
Mr. Merrmon asked division and the question put
on striking out. Adopted yeas 81, nays Is.
Mr. Merrmon offered an amendment, which was read for
Information.
Mr. Martin msved amend by striking out the restric
tion on the basis. Lost-yeas 80, Jays 60.
Mr. Marsh offered amendment restricting the Conven-
tion in regard the question of I'd Udoe taxation. Re
jected-yeas 3. So.
The question then recurred the motion of Mr.. Clark
TO insert, and il adopted.
Mr.. leate3 offered amendment concerning qualification
Of delegates. Rejected.
Mr. Bugin moved to strike the section requiring
oath. AdOpted-yeas 81, nays 80.
Mr.. Clark of Craven offered amendment concerning
the time of calling the Convention together making it
cord with the section in the House bill this
Adopted.
Mr. Bowman moved reconsider the vote by which the
oath WAS stricken out.
Mr. Hoke moved to lay the motion on the table, Car
ried-yeas 80, nays 3d.
Mr. Hoke then moved to postpone the further consdera-
ton OF the subject until this evening at o'clock Agreed to-
INTRODUCED REFERRED.
Merrlmpn a tn
Steamboat Company.
By Mr. Horton bill TO improve the road from Taylors
vile TO Boon.
BY Mr. Galloway bill amend the Revised Code,
corning the sale of liquor to slaves.
BY Mr. Pearson, bill to authorize toll bridge
CatAwba river.
BY Mr.. Fagg, bill to lay off public road in Madison.
BY Mr. Hayes. bill to change the State line
mex Cherokee county the State of Tennessee.
This last was motion of Mr. HILL rejected on its first
reading.
Mr.. Fagg offered memorial from citizens of Madison,
asking stay law.
BY Mr. Siler bill to charter the bank of Macon.
By Mr. Person. the memorial of s. j. Haughton and l. c.
Hooker, praying compensation for damage mill by the
deep River Improvement To committee propositions
and grievances.
The balance Of the morning session occupied in the
consideration of bills on their secnnd reading.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- HAT
- HAM COUNTY-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term. lS6O-Cotten Burnett Ed T. Hub
establishment.
appearing to The satisfaction of the Court that Ed r
Hubbel the defendant in this cause resident Of
this State abscUnds conceas himself that the or
binary process OF law Cannot be served upon him. it
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully, in the Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term of this Court be held for the couny Of Chat
ham, al the Court Bouse in Pttsboro Mem
day of February next then and there plead answer or
demur OF Judgment pro e0ntfsso will be had against him.
Witness r. C. Cotten Clerk Of said Conrt at office in
Pittsboro, the second Monday in November 1850.
K. C. GOTTEN, C. c. C.
Dec. 49, 1860. pr. adv s. 6215) 52-w6t.
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METHODIST
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE
Ia"eSfoxUu EmiIfo.l r.

TNHE FOURTH SESSION will commence Jnnu.rr O.,
1851, with the Faculty as the past session ~,
College is in very Furnishing cundtion-ocated in nn
OF the heathiest sections of the State and is desrah
for those who wish to give their daughters or wards
a thorough and accomplished education "@iuS
Tuition SIS per session; Music Piano or Guitar soo
Greclan Painting 81 So Embroidery 81 5O Latin, French
oriental Painting, Drawing Hair Flowers Wax Flowers
Feather Flowers Wax Fruit each Is; Vocal Mns;c s
Contingent Expenses 81 Board Il so per month ncId
ing washing and fires Lights extra. '"''uu-
One half PAYABLE in advance.
For further information address
Dec. IL, 1860. 1eey'
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C AT
y HAM C0UNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, lS6O.-Elas Bryan Ed T. Hubbel.-
Attachment
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Ed T.
Hubbe the defendant in this cause nonresident of
this STATE absconds conceals himself that The
binary process of law cannot be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for
six weeks successfully, in the NorthCarona Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear the
of this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court douse in Pittsboro the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead answer
demur judgment pro consso will be had against him.
Witness r. Gotten, Clerk of said Court, office in
Psttsboro, the second Monday in November 1850.
K. C. GOTTEN, C. C. C.
Dec 10, 1860 pr. adv. IS $40 Swift
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STATE OF NORTH-CAR ULINA.-CHAT.
- HAM COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term lSsO.-A. Mckinney VS.. I'd. r. HubbeI'
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed
Huobei the defendant in This cause is nonresident Of
this State absconds conceaIs himself that the
binary process of law cannot be served upon him. it il
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear at the
next term of this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in PtsborO the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead answer or
demur or judgment pro con&So will be had against him
Witness, r. c. Gotten, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Pittsboro, the second Monday in November, 1850
C. GOTTEN, C. C. C.
Dec. l9, 1860. pr. adv. IS $3.50 52-w6t
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- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term, ls6O-Francis J. Smith, widow, VS.: Up
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith, de-
ceased.-Petition for dover.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs ut law of John Smith, decd late Of Wake county,
DENTS it is ordered that advertisement be made
the Carolina Standard for six weeks for said heirs
at law to at The next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions be held for said county, at the Court House IN
Raleigh the Sd Monday of February next, then and
there plead denur said petition, or Judg
ment pro cOnesO will be entered to them, and the pray
er of the petitioner granted.
Witness, Thomas J. Utley, Clerk of said Court at office
in Raleigh. the Sd Monday of November, 1880
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan Is, 1881 (Pr adv. s. 6215.) 4-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROL1NA.-W A
- COUNTY-C Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term is6O-Wm. l.. Fort VS.. Jas. 8. Mooring-
Attachment levied on slaves.
In this case il appearing the Court that the defendant
non resident ordered that advertisement be made
ia the Carolina Standard for six weeks for said de-
PENDANT appear at the next term of this Court to be
held the Court House in Raleigh the third Monday
of February next then and there plead repeyy
judgment pro cono will be entered against him. and the
slave levied be condemned the use of the plaintiffs
claim. - tr-.
Witness Thomas J. Utey clerk of said Court, at office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of November, 1860
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. 10, 1861. pr. adv, IS 6211) Fw6t