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Moore Hospital,


HE uspERsISEp kSS1Ss0 bEs Xa sfRi EkvE IT,; fEus
IL publicly to acknowledge the receipt of the following
contributions the wounded soldiers Of North Carolina in
this Hospital ae cannot refrain from the expression OF
with which the ladies and citizens of his beloved State
have forward to the relief Of her defenders In the
sO sO O5 in the
friends of the sacred and glorious dead who have yielded
their lives in the of their country he thanks the gen.
erous gvers
Ladies' Hospital Association of Cumberland county n
Miss Augusta Solomon, 80.
Ladies Of Island Creek Granville county, N c. through
Mr.. Tanner, $50.
CHK Taylor, Esq. of Granville Co.. NC, $50
Jas Bullock ESQ.,, so
VIM Hughes Esq, rs
the Hon B Gillian, $24.
Ladies Of Shiloh Granville county, N. c. through Vim
Mrs John Wilkes sc Charlotte, N. c., 800.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society," Of Chowan, N c, BY Dr.
Ladies' Soldiers AID Society, of Lsnoir county, n c.,
-. Gontri6utiont Of Va1uasle Hospital Supple.
Ladies q Warrenton, n c., through John q Yanc.y,
Esq. 100 chickens, vegetables, bread, butter. &c.
Ladies OF Wilmington N C., cl'thng bedding, vsgeta-
Ladies' Aid Society, of Oxford N. c. clothing, banda
ges, &C.
Mrs Mary Kearnsy, warrentOn, N. c. vegetables fruits,
Ladies of Greensboro, N. c., through Prof Sterling.
clothing, hnt bapdages, soap, honey. DO
Mrs ) JONES' Warren county, N c., clothing, hams
Ladies Of Forestville, N. c. through Howard, Esq
bandages, &C.
White, Faulkner Co., wsrrsntOu, N c., barrel veg
etables.
Mrs. B. C. Holiness Clinton N. G., clothing pillow 10.
Egerton, Esq, Warrelton n c. barrel OF veg
etables.
A Montgomery, warrenton, n. c., bread, &c.
Ladies of Lumberton, N C., bread, vegetables, brandy,
WI POmsroy, Esq, Raleigh. n. c.. one box eggs &c.
Ladies of Smitbvlle n c., clothing, baadages, &c.
Ladies Of Raleigh, N. c., catsups, wines honey, &c.
Mrs VIM Fowler Of Wilmington Que large tin Of honey
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, of Laurel Hill n. c., bed
ding, vegetables fruits, clothing &C.
Methodist Soldiers Aid Society, Raleigh, N C., vegeta
bles. fruits, &c.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, LenOr Caldwell county,
N. c., one box stores.
Shiloh Soldiers Aid Society," Granville county N c.,
vegetables, fruits &C.
Ladies Of Louisburg, N. C. clothing bandsges, wines &C.
Ladies of Cotton Grove, n c., clothing vegetables, DC.
vegetables, &c.
Soldiers Aid Society of Windsor, N c., Il packages
containing 100 Chickens vegetables bedding, wiue jelly,
&c.
From Hsboro N. c., one barrel rice two barrels b.
cen hams fruit, &c.
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of Chapel Hill n c. box
of ground slippery elm bark
Besides these several other packages of valuable
tents have been received, the donors Of which
known.
OF MANSON, Of n. C,
Surgeon in charge.
Sept. g, 1882 73-w&swlt
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NOTICE.

VtHE GNDERSiGNED HAVING RESIGN.
ed the once Of Surgeon General Of North. Carolina
because such an officer is no longer needed in servics
the State R resume at once the regular practice of
profession While, howeTer, Surgeon General is not
needed ID service because there will be no more
the State of and because the military hos.
pitfalls of the Sate have been turned the Coneds-
ate authortesj and BECAUSE moreover it is the
that many Of or physicians visit the field and City hosp
tails after every great battle to look to the comfort aud well
fare of our wounded soldiers still is desirable and mpor
tant 10 keep the North Carolina Agency Army Depon
Richmond TO distribute the contributions from citi-
the sick and wounded North Carolina Troops
This is believed can be successfully and efficiently done
by private contributions Of money TO deay the current
monthly expenses of the establishment and for the pur
chase Of such things cannot be given BY families will
knowledge all such gifts through the public press and
poy them in the best possible manner Col G. W. Chip
lev the competent and faithful superintendent OF tbe Agen
cy Army Depot at Richmond, will cheerullY do the
same. CHAS. E. JOHNSON.
Sept g. 1859 73-t
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WEST OF THE MIssIssrPPL-The Governors of
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri recently
held council at Marshall, Texas, and have issued
an address to the citizens, urging them to united
resistance to Lincoln power expressing their entire
confidence in the Confederate government and their
purpose to do all in their power to aid the govern
msnt in our present struggle.
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO
u contract for building the Railroad from Danvlls
Greensboro is desrous of devong his whole time to that
work, and offers his STEAM MILL for SALE The prop
erty is situated in the town of Charlotte the North
Carolina Railroad has of mill stones and the -four
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South
Confederacy
It has also a Barrel Factory, with improved machinery
and cooper shops attached which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILKES.
Sept. 9, 1862 f5-lm
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Sept. Q, 1862.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING ENTERED THE ARMY FOR THE WAR,
IL Ioer for sale my valuable tract of land situated
the Eastern part Of Franklin county, about midway between
Lousburg and Nashville, containing 260 acres; 200 of
which is in the original growth of heavy timbered oak,
and the remainder has been cleared within the last five
years. On the land is excellent dwelling all necessary
outhouses, and two Offices all nearly have q tan
will also sell large quantity of leather tan with
the land desired The land is of the best quality lies
level and produces well, both cotton and tobacco. The
Belford Male Academy is situated within quarter of
mile of the house. Possession given at any time Address
me at Raleigh or Castalia.
P. NICHOLS.
Sept 8, 1859. 73-w&sw6w.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-President Davis has issued
his proclamation setting apart Thursday, the 18th
instant to be observed throughout the Confederate
States as day of prayer and thanksgiving to Al
mighty God for the great mercies vouchsafed to our
people, and more especially for the triumph Of our
arms at Richmond end at Manassas. He calls upon
the people every where to assemble at their respec-
tive places of public worship, for this purpose
The proclamation is excluded by the pressure upon
our columns to-day.
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d I E d

AARON C. Downs of the 26th regiment, company l. of
Caldwell county, N c., died in the hCarona Hos
pita, in Petersburg Of Congestve Chills August 22d
aged S He went into service l3 months ago.
in the battle at Newbern, N. c. and through all the fight
ing below Richmond, that his regiment in. He leaves
elder brother in service; also father and mother and
four brothers and sisters to mourn his loss But hope
their loss is his eternal gain. Cow.
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Wewere pleased to see in the City, at the Inaugu-
ration, Edward j. Hale, Esq, the Senior Editor of
the Obserrsr, looking remarkably well. There is
truer Southern man than Mr. Hale, and among the
large assemblage that witnessed the Inauguration,
there was gratified at the result of the
election in this State than he was
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RICHMOND May l7th 1862.
General Orders,
No. 36.
II IN ALL CASES WHERE PROMOTION IS DUE
from seniority and the competency of parties ent
lied by position to promotion is questionable Board Of
Examiners shall be convened by Brigade Commanders
determine the candidates capabilities of instructng and
controlling the commands commensurate with the grade
which promotion expected also their efficiency and
perfect sobriety All newly elected officers will be eIamn
ed before similar Boards Of Examiners TO determine their
competency and the confirmation of their election.
By command of the Secretary of War:
s. COOPER,
AdJt and Inspector General.
Sept. 9, 1862. 1876.
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BEAUREGARD.-Ths able General, in whom the
Southern people repose implicit confidence, we
rejoice to learn, has entirely recovered his health
and has been assigned to the command of the
department of South Carolina and Georgia. The
Wilmington Journal wishes he could come over
this way, 6. to Wilmington sometimes. If North
Carolina were added to his department, it would
no doubt be highly gratifying to our people. The
Journal wishes if that be not done, that General
Whiting be made Major General and assigned to
this command. We are satisfied with Gen. Hill, or
would be with any sober, discreet skful General,
who has the requisite information, is afghting man,
and has good common sense knowledge Of men
and things of the temper and characteristics of our
people, and thorough appreciation of the rights
and claims of the people and of the army, seem to
be the rarest qualities a-days, among military
men. "Stonewal" jackson and Sterling Price an
pear to understand the whole business They are
terror to the enemy, and yet our own people idol
ize them wherever they go. 1t is said that "Stone
wall" jackson at this very time is drawing nothing
from the Confederate Commissary for the support
OF his army but salt. The people every where he
goes are willing to divide the last loaf with him.
There are others we hear Of who are more of ter
ror to our people wherever they 60.
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Starts Light Battery,

CAHP HALE, FORT FISHER, n. z. J
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
Il of the Confederate States respectfully him
self candidate for the Office of Chief Clerk the House
of Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable &C.
quanance with the duties of the position has been acqur-
ed by having been with the legislative body of this State
for two sessions. HENRY Z. COTTON.
August 26, 1862. 69-td.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

GESTLEMEH:-I shall be candidate for reelection to the
office of Principal Clerk Of the House of Commons at the
approaching session of the General Assembly. Former
pereDce in that and similar positions induces to be-
lieys that shall be able to give satisfaction if elected.
Respectfully,
JAMES q. MOORE.
Sept. Q, 1860. 7S-2m.
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CARD TO OFFICERSi

CARD TO OFFICERSi
(tALL AND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE.
~ THE ARTILLERY
THE CAVALRY
THE INFANTRY
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
All ranks can be accommodated.
The EMBROIDERED COLLAR on BLUE SCARLET.
YELLOW, BUFF and BLACK. denoting rank, will b
used for all Uniforms made BY
NAVY BLUE CLOTH
Just received from London.
Also, CRENSHAW GRAY and BLUE CLOTHS for Of
fcers, at o. s. BALDWINS,
Military Furnishing House,
Wilmington, NC.
Sept O. 1852. 73-<.
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GovERNoR's VorE-A friend from Rutherford
County writes us that Polk County did not vote
with Rutherford. Polk gave Col. Vance 246 ma
jority which added to his vote recently reported
would make his real majority in the State S4,221.
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Sept. 9, 1852.
e25 REWARD.

UNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
IL the apprehension, dead alive so get him. of nv
negro man PHIL. lie left me in camp Raleigh at
Camp Mangum, the 4th of April last. Said Phil is be.
tween SO and so years of age feet 10 inches high weigh
ing It's pounds and bis head gray He doubt pass
ing as free man. Address the undersigned at Whites
Store, Anson County, N. C.
JOHN D. MOORE.
Sept. 9, 1862. 37-wSmpd
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PRINTING MATERIAL WANTED.

VNHE EXAMINER DESIRES TO PURCHASE
Il twelve fifteen hundred pounds Of oftype-Bourgsoia,
Mnon and Nonparel-aso column, head advertising and
dash rules enough for whole sheet the size Of the En-
annr Persons having such material for SALE either
much worn will find it to their interest to commu
nicate with the Examiner at once.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 9, 1852. 73-H
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The War News.

MI, ,,rticulars of the late battles around Ma
=, &C we'll as the movements of our army and
tho nositien of the enemy, come in slowly In an
,hsr article we give highly interesting letter from
North Carolinian giving an account of the several
0nragements in which he participated, which will
be read with interest
The Richmond papers received before the prepa-
-,ton of this article give but little additional infor-
nation.
The battles of the 2Sth, goth, and 3Oth were ter
-i6c That of the 3Oth, perhaps, has not been
surnassed in this or any other war, in its fesu!ts-
The enemy exceeded our forces vastly in numbers
o,d his losses were more than quadruple ours.
poInmore accounts admit that the losses of the
Yankee army up to Friday night, were 1900 in
k;usd wounded and prisoners. The fight of Satur-
d.v greatly increased this loss.
G,7- losses on Saturday are said to have been from
e,o 9 600. of these only 600 were killed and the
greater portion of the wounded are represented to
have been slightly injured. Northern papers speak
If 600 Southern prisoners being taken. Of this
we have no Southern account
The reported death of Gen. Mcclellan is not
credited. 1t is now stated that he was not in the
FIGHT, though good portion of his forces hadJoined
POpe's command.
The rout of the Yankee army is said to have been
complete, and it seems now to be ascertained that
thew retreated to Centreville and thence to Wash
ingtOn.
There is no confirmation of the blowing up of the
Long Bridge at Washington, nor of the wounding
of Gems Pope and Mcdowell. Gen. Ewell was not
dead at last accounts, but was improving. Gems.
Buford, Hatch, Taylor, and Patrick of the Yankee
army we're killed and Gems. Schenck, Turner, Kear-
new and Sege were severely wounded. The Balti-
more american contains an account of $50 Yankee
officers killed.
At the last accounts our army was in pursuit of
the enemy. Private statements assert that the
CORDS of jackson and Longstreet had crossed the
Potomac No important battle has occurred since
the S0th.
A dispatch from Charlottesville Va, states that
letter received there says that Gen. Burnside and
his staff had been captured and sent to Richmond.
The news of the victory of Gen. Smith at Rich
mond, Ky., is confirmed. The number of prisoners
taken seems not to have been more than 3,O0O-
Gen. Smith is supposed to have advanced upon Lex
ingtOn KY, and taken possession.
Winchester, Va, was evacuated by the Yankees
on Tuesday night the End Before leaving they blew
up their magazine and destroyed two blocks of build
ings. Our cavalry had possession. The Yankees
had escaped to Washington.
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ENGLIsH STEAMERS HAVE RECENTLY
II brought 500 dozen BRITISH HALF HOSE. and they
left wib o. s. BALDWIN Wilmington, n. c. for sale
at small advance.
Merchants are requested to call and examine at the
MILITARY AND CIVIC FURNISHING HOUSE. 3S
Market street.
Wilmington, Sept. 9, 1862. 7S-4t
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N. C. CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.

TWNHE THIRTY-SEvENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
this body will be held with the Church at Damascus,
(near Chapel H) Orange County, North begin
ming Wednesday evening before the second Sabbath in
October next. G. A. APPLE, Sscy.
Sent O. 1862 37-H5t.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,
II Granville County.

-,opru- )COURT OF PLEAS AND
G1an.sita HGLnNA' G1,' Quarter Sessions, August
~ granville county Term, 1852.
JOHN FLEMING and wife)
and others,
Petition To sal slaves
JOIN LYON and 9th.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that John
Lyon OF the defendants in this resides beyond
the limits of this State is therefore, motion ordered
by the Court that advertisement be made for SIX weeks
successVey in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said
defendant of the filing of this petition and that unless hsy
appear at the next term of this Court answer the pe
ton, the same will be taken pro oonss9 and heard ez
pdrts as to him.
Witness Augustine Lands Clerk of said Court at Office
in Oxford, the first Monday of August, 1882
A. Lands, C. 9. C.
Sept. Q, 1852. (Pr. adv. $5.621<.) s7-w6t.
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The Latest News

The Latest News
Several additional particulars of the late battles,
position of the army, &c. came to hand by the last
mails We regret that our small space prevents
our giving to our readers letter from Gen. Lee to
the President, dated the Sd inst We condense its
most important items.
The battle of the 3Oth ult lasted until o'clock,
PM; the enemy was completely defeated and
driven beyond Bull Rum" says Gen. Lee. Various
causes prevented pursuit that night during which
the enemy effected his retreat to Centreville On
the 31st, our army pursued and the enemy fell back
to Germantown, where, on the 1st inst, spirited
engagement took place, with small loss on both sides
During the night, the enemy fell back to Fairfax c.
H.; still pursued, the enemy fell back on the End
towards Alexandria and Washington.
The Commanding General had not yet ascertained
the extent Of our losses Gems. EUell Trirable Tai
liaferro Fields Jenkins and Malone, were reported
wounded, and Coils. Means, Marshall Neff, Baylor
and Gadbury killed. About 1000 prisoners had
been paroed up to the Sd-30 pieces of cannon and
large number of small arms, wagons ambulances
and stores captured The enemy DESTROYED many
millions of property in his retreat and much was
destroyed by forces for want of transportation
From private reliable sources we learn, that the
estimate of losses during the series of battles about
Manassas made by the Medical department. is, that
our loss in killed wounded and missing amounts to
l5,OO0 while that of the enemy is $4,000. Our
wounded are being cared for in hospitals gotten up
in the neighborhood.
Pope seems to have had an emotion of humanity
awaked in his bosom by his defeat, and begs Gen.
Lee to allow him to take care of his wounded. Gen.
Lee replies that all that can be done by the Sur
geons of both armies may be done but nothing can
be allowed to stop or thwart his plans and onward
movement.
1t is generally believed in Richmond that the
forces under command of Gems jackson, Long
street and A. P Hill, had crossed the Potomac near
LeeSourg. 1t was reported that Gen. Jackson had
reached the Relay House in Maryland. We rejoice
at the early prospect of the deliverance of Mary
and land 1t was believed also that the Long Bridge at
Washington was blown up. Washington is trem-
ollng. Gen. Mcclellan is in command there A
meet OF gunboats had been ordered up the Potomac
70 protect the city.
FROM the West the news is every way encour-
gng, but We have just space to give the following
geographic dispatch received on Monday last:
RICHMOND, Va, Sept 8.
Onclal information has been received here of the
evacuation of Alabama by the Yankees. They are
rapdy falling back from all points in middle Ten
neSSee to Nashville
D. Inc news from Virginia has inspirited Gen.
GtaggS army with spirit which will prove invin-
Inc morning papers assert that three divisions of
uen Lees army have crossed the Potomac The
Port IS believed here but no official information of
Tue lact has been received
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HnIISE DE COMMONS.

HOUSE UF COMMONS.
Alamdncs-R. Y. McAden, DR.. E. F. Watson.
ALsrander-Dr. ]. NJ. Carson.
AnsOn-Purdie Richardson, r. II. Burns.
Ashe-J. n. Gentry.
BL1den-J. W. Russ.
Beaafort-Hon. R. s. DOunell, Capt W. T. Marsh.
Bertis-Dr. p. T. Henry, James Bond.
Bruns,Oick-Daniel L. RUSSELL
Buneom6e-John Burgin.
BHrks-John Parks.
Cd6drrus-W. S. Harris
C1ld,osu-M. N. Baruhardt.
Cdmde1-John Forbes.
Crtrst-No election held account of the presence of
GaswsH-SS Harrison, William Long.
CdtdDbd-Geo s. Hooper.
Chathans-T. B. Harris Lieut. W. J. Headen, NJ Q. Wad
dell.
Ohsrokee-J. H. Bryson.
Choto1n-Lemuel c. Benbury.
CleUeland-David Beam, J. X. Logan.
CbLum5us-W NJ. Baldwin.
CrGvsn-J. B. G. Barrow, Benz. N. Cook.
Cumberland and Htrnst-HOn. j. G. Shepherd Dr.. John
Mccormick, Neill Mckay.
Carrituck-B. NJ. Baxter.
Ddvidson-Dr. R. L. Beall, Henry Walser.
DaUie-Henry B. Howard.
DupliH-J. C. Stanford, l.. W. Hodges
Eageeombe-David Cobb Robert Bynum.
Forsyth-John P. Nissen, DIR. E. Kerner.
FrdnkEn-A. W. Pesrce, Jr.
Gaston-A. W. Davenport.
Granvils-Hon B. Gillian, Jas. s. Amis, Capt. Eu-
gene Grissom.
GTeens-Capt II. H. Best :
Guiyord-M S. Sherwood, R. W. Glenn, W. R. Smith.
Ralyae-Dr. Henry Joyner, A. II. Davis.
HaytOoo1-Dr. 8 l.. Love.
Rertford-J. B. Vanu.
Henderson-AeI Henry.
Hyde-E. L. Mann.
LredeH-T. A. Allison, John Young
Jdckson-J. Keener.
.1olnston-Seth G. woodall, W. Il. Avera.
vonSs-A ntbony E. Rhodes.
LSnoir-W. W. Dunn.
Lincoln-A. Costner.
Adco1-Dr. ]. NJ Lyle.
M12ison-Dr. Wallen.
Nartin-James Robinson.
AcDoDeH-Lt W. F. Craig.
Aschen5ur0-Jno. L. Brown. E. @. Grier.
Aont9omSry-E G. L. Barringer.
Noore-Alexander Kelly.
N1sh-Henry G. Williams.
Ns,0 Han00tr-S. j. Person, J. R. HIVES.
NortGampton-W. W. PEBBLES, Capt. q. Stansill.
OnsloW-J. H. Foy
orangs-John Berry, ". n. Patterson. .:
PdSQuot1nk-Gen. W. E. Mann. D:
Per9uin1ns-Dr. Jos. II. Rddick.
Person-Lt NJ d. c. Bumpass.
PiH-C. Perkins, B. G. Abrtton.
RdndOlp6-Jonathan Worth, NJ. 8. Robbins.
Richmond 1t. Sanders NJ Ingram.
RO5eson-Murdock McRae. D. McNeill.
RoeEin0hdn-W. l. Gillian, James Reynolds.
Rosoan-F. E. Shober, N. N Fleming.
Rutkerford-A. r. BRYAN, ]. b. Carpenter.
Sampson-Wam Kirby, Thos. II. Holmes.
.StaHly-Lafayette Greene.
Sokes-William Flynt
Surry-Dr. Joseph Hollingsworth.
IyrreH-(Same as in Carteret)
Unton-C. @ Lemmonds
Wdke-H. w. Miller, VIM. Laws G. b. Afford.
WGrrsD-Thos. l. Judkins, Leonard Henderson.
Washingtoa-(Same as in Carteret.)
Wdt1ugG-Wm. Horton.
Wdyas-B. B. RiveS, NJ. K. Crawford.
Wikes-E NJ. Wellborn, A. II. Hampton.
Yddkin-A. C. Cowles.
Ydney-Lt. n. D. Young.
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! COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1859.
NORTH-CAROLINA
II Granville County.
Petition TO divide lands.

, Petition to divide lands.
JOHN N. LYON aud Others
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
M Lyon Of the defendants in this cause resides be-
yond the limits of this State it is therefore, motion,
ordered BY the Court that be made for six
said defendant of the fling of this petition and that unless
he appears the term Of this Court and the
petition the will be taken pro cOsso and heard
pdrte as TO him.
Witness Augustine Lands, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Oxford, the first Monday Of August, 1852.
A. lands, c. o. C.
Sept ., 1852. (pr. adv. s5.s2H) s7-w6t.
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BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE.
a FIRST RATE BLACKSMITH FOR hire.
"A Apply at the Register Office.
Sept. 8, 1862. 72-3tpt
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CAROLINA SALT.

II AN NOW PRODUCING, AND KEEP CONSTANT.
ly on hand, the best quality of CAROLINA SALT for
sale at market prices. THOMAS EVANS
Wilmington N. c.
Sept. 9, 1852. S7-wasw2mpd.