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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28


Information received here represents that the rebl-
lion IN Garter had been crushed out. The LincoDtG,
who had been encamped, to the number of three four
hundred, some six miles from EIzabethtown, had dis
persed About fifty prisoners are said to have been
taken in Carter
The carnage done the railroad bridges is estimated
fifty thousand dollars. They will be in complete repair
by January.-Richmond ErOmaser, 23d inst.
EVACUATION OF HATERAs-The steamer Beaufort,
one OF our gun boats arrived here yesterday and reports
that 1t is believed that Hateras has been evacuated W
Feds" recent reconnaissance 10 that vicinity failed
to discover any troops at that place or any sign OF n
except the presence of gnnbOa or two. 1t IS also
reported that they have sunk vessels in the channel al
Ocracoke, and HaIteras, which to answer the Pu
pose OF blockade; if they have been guilty OF ano'H'
piece OF folly.-Newbern Progress, 23d inst.
Our PRIvATEERsMEN AT THE NoRTH-Ihe "asn''lS
ten correspondent of the Baltimore Sun Wrlteo' -
The arrangements made by tbe Confederate OoVeFnl
ment to hang number of Federal prisoners IN case
the anticipated condemnation and execution Vi P!'"
teersmen pirates brings that matter 10 pracSC"
ISSUE The privateersmen, at the ate trlai ~ ~
York. were not found guilty, the jury having dsaSIc''
though there was no want of evidence as TO the
The United States District Attorney inmaed that ue
should ask for new trial. but it is for the EXecu'aG
Government to determine this. Upon another ui"
there may be conviction, and nothing but the lo''
vention of Executive clemency can save the con'icU
FEDERAL MENDAcIrY.-The last Federal statement
of the imaginary victory at Piketon, KY, which We
saw in the Washington Star, placed the ConiedeFaI
loss as high as 20l5 This is further Illustration ~
the unblushing mendacy OF the Lincoln press Nv
brings 10 mind communication lately received in WnlcD
gentleman gave the result of careful examination
the statements of the Baltimore Clipper which ne CIV
tnued up to the time he left Maryland some two ~e
ago. He summed up the enormous number Of t dis
million four hundred thousand "rebels kleo anu ;p
posed of by the Lnconites since the opening Of active
hostilities! This information will prove highly ln'e
ing to our people, who must be ignorant that suon Of
vast number OF our noble men have died IN oelen''
their rights.-Rachmond Dispatch;
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NHCO Nt'NI 0U NWPFVEN aAAO OU7S'
of the United states.


/ John j. Bradley, do soemnly swear, that will sup
port protect and defend the COnst and Government
the United States against ell nemes, hether domestic
or foreigu and that will hear tire faith allegiance and
loyalty the same any ordnance resolution law OF any
State Convention Legislature, to the contrary nOtwh-
standing and further tina do this with full deter
tion pledge and purpose, without any mental reservation
sion whatsoever and further, that will well and
faithfully perform ali the duties which may BE- rtqured
me by law. So help me God. JOHN J. BRADLEY.
Sworn and Subscribed this 9Th day.
of October in the year of our Lord one
Id nht hIndr Il md i1ztH. |
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28
The Lincoln Oath.

We have been permitted to copy the following oath
of allegiance which all the supporters of Abraham
Lincoln are forced to take. Who John j. Bradley is,
we do not know. The original, now before US, was
taken from on board the Federal steamer Union wreck
ed not far from Fort Macon -
Oath Allegiance and TO Support the COnsit utiOH
of the United states.
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The Fayetteville Observer appears very anxious to
get rid of certain manufacturing stock. Sorry to say
that the state of the exchequer will not permit US to in
duge in the luxury of investment just now, but in order
to be as accommodating possible, we propose to
snap some Deep River stock. The Observer talks
prey hard about its STOCK and we know that the Deep
River, although locked and damned, is not worth a
dam.
In good TRUTH we do not know what profits the pro-
proprietors OF the Observer are making from manuac
turing stock nor how much stock they hold, nor when
originally referring to manufacturers did, it occur to US
who had or who had not such interests. The editors o
the Observer seemed to take the thing to themselves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28

The DAILY JOURNAL hereafter be had by the vOun
tsers in camp at 50 cents per month
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HE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
LM1NGTON, N. G., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1851

THE PUBLIC attention seems now to be concentrated,
-st. on the course which the British Government is
ey to take in regard to the capture of Messrs Mason
I'D SlideIl from on board the British Mail Steamer
rent, while on her way from Cuba to England secohd
Pensacola, where General Bragg is the observed OF
h observers third upon the rumored action on the
Potomac which has been at hand any time for months
but is no nearer now, to all appearance, than 1t was
hree months ago Also we might add that the project
has been broached of the removal Of the Confederate
eat of government from Richmond to Nashville to the
great dsgruntement Of the trading population OF the
Virginia city.
If the reports from Washington City be true 1t Is
almost certain that the diplomatic corps there regard
the CAPTURE of our commissioners an affair o! the Ut
most rnaOnitude and no member Of that corps looks
anon il in qraver light than does Lord Lyons, the am
bassador OF the power whose flag has been nsulted
looks like q complication and has not been without us
effect in lowering the price OF stocks in New 1ork.
If be true and there seems to be little reason ioi
doubling it, that the virtual stoppage OF supplies na'
lett Washington City without coal to make gas "hle
wood is 81 cord and all other things IN proportion
it seems almost impossible that the District can be helc
much longer, and this will force Mcclellan to make
move with the view of attacking batteries on th'
Potomac and thus opening the navigation OF that river
and this must be done soon if at all. The Indication
are such as point to engagement at an early day
This, Of course, without reference to the opinions
statements of the reliable gentleman who still come
: in occasionally on the Virginia Central Railroad.
So far General Bragg has covered himself with glory
We think be will be able to maintain himself and drlV
off any feet that may be sent against him, although
is evident that the fight at Pensacola is not fnall
closed but only for the time There will no doubt be
great many ships sent, and possibly pretty heaV
land force of which we expect to hear more shortly
As for the rumoured removal Of the seat of govern
mcn we trust that that will not be done at this stag
of our national progress we fear that too much
grafton would convey an idea of political as well
physical unfzedness aud want of Permanence or Col
sistency. AS for the evils complained Of in Rchmon
we suppose they would be found to exist at Nashvil
or any other town which might be selected.
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BLESS its old tite-page, we see it once more, e.
Turner's North Carolina Almanac " for the year Of
Our Lord, 1862, being second after bissextie, leap
year, calculated for the Latitude and Meridian of
Raleigh, n. c., by David Richardson of Louisa couu
ty, Va. There is item in the above recaptuation
that sounds omaous-" calculated for the Latitude and
Meridian of Ralegh,"-spite of that, however, it is
quite acceptable and will be useful and it is published
and sold wholesale and retail by Henry D. Turner at
the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, and was
handed to US by Mr.. Whitaker of this place. From
calendar we learn that on the first of January Luna
runs low - Sun rises 7:l2; sets 4:48. That the
Moons place is in the "knees," etc. Astronomy is
vast science.
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Making the entire cost of the Branch
when completed and eunipped about

"ncA conpieteu e4ulppeu apouI Sl5ZUUU w
With gross receipts of SIS 900 per annum which is be-
eved can and will be reached in ordinary business years.
and with annual expenditures for operating of Sc viii
for the next five years should be exceeded we shall
have nett income OF than six per cent on the capi
tai invested in the Road Whether this reasoning
not does not materthe business that the Branch would
probably bring to the stem the object mainly OF
its construction.
The payments made account of this Branch Road have
been as follows:
Paid on contract in 1850. ,063 SO
1o6l...... 4s, 1872 80
TIL Iotai payments to this date .$ll5,796 Sc
The original contract about $1,000 90
Subsequent contract for masonry, 1850 90
S1A0 soO IN
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAM COUSTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ls6o.-I n. Clegg VS.. L. T. Hubbe.-
Attachment.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that T.
Hubbe 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
therefore ordered the Court that pnblca0n be made
for six weeks, successfully in the Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear the
next term Of this Court to be held for the county Of Chat
ham, the Court House in Pittsboro the secnnd Mon
day of February next then and there plead
denur, Judgment pro uo will be had against him.
Witness r. c. Gotten, Clerk of said Court, at office in
Pittsboro, the Cd Monday in November, 1860.
K. c. GOTTEN, C. C. C.
Dec. 10. 1860. pr. adv. Is 621z.) 52-w6t.
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be in the city to take leave Of absence laid on the
message received from the Senate, transmitting
thu following engrossed bills which wer read hrs time
bill to authorize the county court Of hyde 70 Appont
finance cOmmittee. IL 3 Is
A bill to incorporate Morehsad City. 81 S
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Yeates. resolution to send message to the
Senate, prpsng to adjourn On Monday next Lad on the
BY Mr. Merrimon resolution to raise special commit
tee TO enquire the two resolutions appointing conms
soners 10 Washington and Montgomery, were engoss
ed and sent To the Senate resolution and If 3d. why
it was done, and report as early as practicable.
On motion Of Mr. Bullock, the resolution was laid on the
Mr. Polk obtained leave of absence until Monday NEXT
Mr.. Crumpler by permission. introduced bill to ap-
point commissioners lay off public road in Ashe coun.
ty which was read. To committee on propositions sho
grievances. -,s
the special order it being the Senate bill tn call Con
Mr. Clark Of Craven, moved to amend by striking ont
the restricting clause and inserting the section OF the
House bill which restricts only ON the basis question
Mr. Merrimon asked advision. and the question was put
on striking out. Adopted yeas 81, nays rs:
Mr. Merrimon offered amendment, which was READ ior
Information.
Mr. Martin moved to amend by striking out the restrc.
tion on the basis. Lost-yeas 80, aays 60.
Mr. Marsh offered amendment restricting the Conven-
tion in regard TO the question ut I'd paIoe ne
iected-yeas 3, nays So a., -, 8,
The question then recnrred on the morton Oh Mr OarA
to insert, and it adopted. 80 :.
Mr. ieate3 offered an amendment concerning quaincat'o"
of delegates. Rejected.
Mr. Burgn moved strike ont the section requiring an
OATH Adopted-yeas 81, nays 80.
Mr. Clark of Craven offered an amendment concerning
the time of calling the Convention toge her. making &C
cord with the the House bill this subject
Adopted.
Mr. Bowman moved reconsider the vote by which the
oath stricken out.
Mr. Hoke moved TO lay the motion on the table Gar
ried -yeas SO. nays 33.
Mr. oke then moved to postpone the further consdera-
tion ct the until this evening ut Agreed o."
INTRODUCED REFERRsD.
BY Mr. Merrimoh bill to Incorporate the French Broad
Steamboat Company.
BY Mr. Horton, bill to improve the road from Taylors-
willie to Boon.
By Mr.. Galloway, bill to amend the Revised Code, con-
corning the sale of liquor to slaves.
By Mr.. Pearson, bill to authorize toll bridge over
Caawba river
BY Mr. Fagg bill to lay o public road in Madison
by Mr. Hayes bill to change the State line so as to an
Chernkrc county u The State of Tennessee.
This last Was motion of Mr.. HILL rejec;edon its first
reading
Mr. Fagg offered memorial from citizens of Madison,
asking stay law.
by Mr.. Sier. bill to charter the bank of Macon
BY Mr. Person, the memorial of = J. Haughon and L. C.
Hooker praying compensation for damage to mil! bv the
deep River Improvement To committee on propositions
and grievancrs
The balance Of the morning session was occupied in the
consideration of bills their second reading.
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STATE OF UNDERGRADUATE HAT
- HAM COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, lS6o-Stephen W. Gotten E. 7. Hub.
bell-Attachment.
1t appearing ,othc satisfaction Of the Court that f. T.
Hnbbe the defendant in this cause, is nonresident of
this State abscOnds conceas himself that the Or
binary process of law be served upon him. it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
commanding the said defendant to be and spear at the
of this Court be held tor the county of Chat
ham, al the Court House Pttsboro the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead answer or
denur, Judgment pro confsso will be bad against him.
Witness r. e.. Gotten. Clerk of said Court ut Office in
Pittsbnro', the second Monday in November. Is 60.
K. c. GOTTEN, G. c. C.
Dec. IL, 1860. (Pr. adv. IS 621z) 5s-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAM COUNTY-Court of Peas and Quarter Sessions
November Term ls6n.-Cotten Burnett Ed. T. Hub
bell-Attac,ment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed T.
Hubbe the defendant in this cause, resident Of
this State absconds conceals himself that the or
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 North Carolina Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear at the
of this Court be held for the cnunty of Chat
ham, the Court House in Pttsboro the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead answer
demur Judgment pro consso will be had against him.
Witness X. c. Cotter Clerk of said Court. ut Office in
Pittsboro, the second Monday in November. 1850.
X. C. GOTTEN, C. C. C.
Dec. IL, 1864. pr. adv s. 6eL) 52-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT.
November Term ls6o.-Elias Bryan Ed. T. Hubbell-
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed. T.
Hubbel the defendant in this cause, is resident Of
this State absconds conceas himself that The
binary process of law cannot be served upon him. it is
therefore ordered by the Court that be made for
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the NorthCsrolns Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term this Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court douse in Psboro on the second Mon
day of February next then and there to plead
demur or Judgment pro consao will be had against him.
Witness n. C Gotten Clerk of said Court, at Office in
Psttsboro', the second Monday in November, 1854,
49,. X. c. GOTTEN, g. G. c.
Dec. 10, 1860 pr. adv. $5 621<.) 52-w6t.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARULINA HAT.

STATE OF NORTH.CARULINA .-CHAT.
- HAM COUNTY.-Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, lssO-A Mckinney VS.. Ed T. Hubbell-
Attachment
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed
Hubbe. the defendant in this cause is nonresident of
this State ubsconds conceas himself that the Or
binary process of law cannot be served upon him. it is
therefore ordered By the Court that publication be made
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
term of this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court House in PtisborO the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead answer or
demur. judgment pro co.fesO will be had against him.
Witness, r. C. Gotten, Clerk of said Court office in
Pittsboro, the second Monday in November ls6O
X c. GOTTEN, C. C. c.
Dec. 10, 1860. pr. adv. IS 6215) 52-w6t
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METHODIST
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE
jamestown, Guilford Co.. No

SdestOWns "ulAIOf0 Co., N. e..
TIME FOURTH SESSION will commence Junuarv o.
College is in very Furnishing northumberland in ons
Of the healthes sections of the State and is desirabe
school for those who wish to give their daughters or wards
thorough and accomplished education.
Tuition SIS per session Music Piano or Guitar s2O
Grecian Painting II SO Embroidery So Latin French
Oriental Painting. Drawing, Hair Flowers, Wax Flowers
Contingent Expenses 81 Board II so per month pcud
ing washing and fires. Lights extra.
N" deduction except in Of proracted Sickness
One half PAYABLE in advance.
For further information address
Dec If, 1860 5i'wSs,
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MISSISSIPPI - t..--
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

an SOCIETY Ri GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
u miles from the city Of Jackson Capitol Of the States
from Livingston, and five from Tpgaoo Depot, on o:
jackson g. N. Rairuad connecting it with all parts Of
the Union The great southern place Of resort Coopers
Wells, is within three hours pleasant ride drive The
uegbohood wealthy refined has fine schools and sew
era churcheA and tie health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
of family coming SOUTH The tract contains ly7J
acres-about 40 of timber 400 Of ne creek bottom and
he rest bill and branch land all in state Of good cutva
iion. There dwelling and out houses fruit orchard,
negro cabins gn press CRIBS, stables pond for stock els
tern and spring for persons, DC, DC.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or ~
-.f JOHN NJ. CLARK,
A Yazoo City.
Octnber l6, 1850. ss-s a. W.T.
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Dec. If, 1850.
GEORGE l.. WILD.
WARRENTON. N

Now at Raleigh for a Short Time only.)
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
eESZs vices TO the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
w V1 US Tuner and Repairer Of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction. All COMMUNICATIONS left at
the Post Office will receive prompt attention "
Refers 10 Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof G. F. Hnnse,
of St. Mary College and Mr.. W. j. Palmer, of Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum. Raleigh, n. c.; E. E. Parham''
J. Wilcox and Prof e. kehr, Warrenton and j. H.
Mills, jus. H. G0och ard DR.. s. A. Williams Oxford G.
Jan. Ii, 1851. 3-wtf
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- n :
- STDN COUNTY, curt of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sions. November Term, ls6n-Larkin Spivey and others
Carson Spivey, Epham Spivey Nancy Jordan and Ma
ry INSTRUMENTATION to sell slaves for distribution
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
above named defendants reside beyond the limits Of the
State it is therefore motion, ordered that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the North Carolina
standard notifying the said defendants appear at the
next of this Court, to be held for the county of john
ston. at the Court House in Smltheld the 4h Monday
Of February next then and there to show cause any
they have Why the prayer of the petitioners shall not be
granted.
Witness Thos d. Snead Clerk of said Court, at Of
flee in Smhfed, the 4th Monday Of November A. d. 1890
THOS. D. SNEAD, G. c. C.
JAM Is. 1851. pr adv. 8 $40 s-w6t
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OAK HILL
MILITARY AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Granville County, N. C.
REV: J.; z. BAGBY, A NJ, Principal

GfanvtIIe County, N. G.
REV. J. p. BAGBY, A NJ, Principal
CAPT. W. 8. GUf, " n. l.
TIME PRINCIPAL having associated with bim,.,r
r Capt GUY, Of Notioway county, Va, apnonnca.
that hi, session will begin the 4 day of Febrnsrs
next Capt Guy is graduate of the Virginia Miltary
Institute and comes hi Ehy recommended by Col Smith
its worthy Superintendent The School is located in H..
part Of the county. in high and healthy couutrr e
amidst moral and refined peop and remote from bs
haunts Of vice usually found in villages. ''
Board, Tuition and Uniform Suit furnished for a.,
moderate sum of 500 per session of ten months navahe
half in advance and the rest the LIST of July.
Conveyances to this place always be had at Clarke
VILE Va or at Henderson Depot, the Raleigh aud Gus
ton Railroad. ~ ""s-
Address the Principal, Oak Hill NC
+. JAM is, 1861. 4wu
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Jxo. \. CLARK. Wa n TgRLIxspoN
CLARK 4 TUKLINGTUH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wilmington n. c.,
MILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTIONS TO ALE.
w c0nsiguments Of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon
Timber, &C., DC,
and other country produce either for sale or shipment
Ny Wharf and w warehouses; being conveniently jns...a
for she reception produce either BY Railroad Or River
enables me to make my charges light Also regular des
ers in -stsr.5.
Lime. Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
$50 Refers to II. A. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington n r.
JOHN DAWSON.
President Wilmington Branch Bank of No
W. H JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank Of Cape Fea,
November IL, 1860. 4s-wly
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- COUNTY Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No.
vember Term, isso.-Wm L. Fort vs. Jas. s. Mooring.-
Attachment levied ON slaves. ~ '.F e-5-5 E.
in this appearing to the Court that the defendant
is resident i is ordered that advertisement be made
in the Nrihearolna standard for six weeks for said de-
PENDANT to appear at the term of this Court to be
Of February next then and there plead replevy
Judgment pro cofsso will be entered against him. and the
slave levied on be condemned the of the plaintiffs
claim. n, '5t ri'H5 ITsER1
Witness Thomas J. Utey, clerk Of said Court at efse
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1850
THOMAS j. UTLEY, CLERK;
Jan. 10, 1861. or. adv, IS $50 4-wst
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
MOnumeMts,9 Tombs, HeadstOnes,
RALElGH, N C.
4 GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
"A Mantes and Furniture work of different c0lored Mar
oes Orders by mail punc,ually attended to- Work pack
ed and warranted.
Raleigh Msroh IA 1se0. =3a 2@wly.*
NOTICE.-Two Likely Negro Men to hire for for this
II year. = 1881 - ~, ~. u. PoW ELL.
Ian M 1891 4-w3t.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w AXE
~ CouNff-Conrt OF Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS No.
vember Term, lsen.-Francs J. Smith, widow, vs. Up
church Smith and Others heirs at law Of John smith, de-
ceased.-Petition for dover.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law Of Jhn Smith, Decd late If Wake county,
DENTS it is ordered tina, advertisement be made
in The North Carolina Standard for six weeks for said heirs
Sessions to be held for said county, the Court House in
Raleigh, the I'D Monday Of February next, then End
there 10 Plead demur said petition, judg
me pro c0.cxo will be entered to he and the pray
er Of the petitioner granted.
Witne4e Thomus j. Utley. Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh the Sd Monday Of November, 1890.
a'- THOMAS ]. UTLEY, Clerk
Jan Is, 1891. pr. adv. s. 62<.)as 4-w6t