The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-14

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debtor or the judgment creditor in this exc
cution, and have no interest near or remote
in the above exemptions. Given under our
hands and seals this-day of-18-. =
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in my presence, day and date above given. p
G. D., (Sheriff or Constable.) 9
(No. ~ s.'..-.,-
II. Petition for Homested bgore Jssstios
of the Peace.
In the matter of Before P.
A. B. County.
A. B. respectfully shows that he, she, or
they, Gas as the case may be) is (or are) en-
titled to n homestead exempt from execu.
tion, in certain real estate in said county and
bounded and described as follows (here de-
scribe the property the true value of which
lie (she or they, as the case may be) believe
to be one thousand dollars including the
dwelling and buildings thereon. He (she
or they further shows, that (she or they Is
the case may be) is Tor are) entitled to
personal property exemption from execu-
tions, to the value of (iere state the value)
consisting of the following properly (here
specify he, she, or they (as the case may beg
therefore prays your worship to appoint
three disinterested persons qualified to act
jurors or assessors to view the premises, al
l"t, and set apart, to your petitioner his
homestead and personal property exemption,
and report according to law. faff As1I
- (No. 81 CO ll i3aak
III. Personal property alone appraised.
The undersigned having been duly sum
moncd and sworn to act as appraisers of the
personal property of A. B. of---township,
given by law thereto, by c. G. (sheriff or
other officer Of said county, do hereby make
and subscribe the following return -.
We viewed and appraised at the values
annexed the following articles of personal
property selected by the said A. B. to-wit:
.....,-..
which we declare to be fair valuation and
that said articles are exempt under, said
execution. ,...
We hereby certify, each for himself, that
We are not related by blood or marriage, to
the judgment debtor or judgment creditor
in this execution and have no interest near
or remote in the above exemption. "a
Given under our hands and seals this 80.
day of ......, 1S.... 4sy = g
OK. q. 81
L. M. q. 81
r. s.. u. 81
The above return was made and subscrib-
ed in my presence, day and date above given.
s.s.a u c. D., (Sherif or Constdbls)
.ar .taaa No. 4. g. lHsd
". Certificate Of qualification to 6ssndors.
ed on return By Sheriff. qrn 7af
The within named, F. F., G.. H., and J. R.
were summoned and qualified accordingto
law as appraisers of the ........:....a....
exemption of the said A. B. under an exc
cution III favor Of x Y, this -. Of 4. 4,
@... .as ID, (sh~if)
V. Minute Examination docket. 2. Ip 1o
4; ., y nA
a. B. J -
Executions issued >. 49,. -,
Homestead appraised and set off and return
made ........, 49,. 9lre! Jal..s5s.
Sec. 2S. When to take effect. This act
shall be in force from and after its rati6-
cation. na.ie.1 5rau.r4, s-HnA
Ratified this 7th day of April. A. D. 1859.
meeting of the stockholders of the Western
Railroad was held in Fayetteville on last Thurs
day, the 1st inst. Messrs D. ]. Underwood and
j. W. Hopkins were elected Directors on the
part o. the stockholders, while those for the
State are Messrs. A. J. Jones, W. B. Richardson,
Joel Ashworth, J H Davis, T. A. Bynes, Jos.
s. Harrington, and John. A. McDolald, an of
whom were present. The State proxy was held
by George A. Graham. -.
Subsequently, the new Board of Directors met,
President, A. j. Thornton, Secretary and J. b.
Davis, Treasurer. z ,,.ss a..
A survey of the proposed additional line OF
the road, from Egypt to Salisbury, was ordered,
report to be made to the stockholders at meet
ing to be held by them on May 5th, about which
time the new management will take charge Of
the affairs of the road. Until that time the late
officers are TO remain in charge Hiln'iagton
Post. a"ui .ai l.5H dt ~
NORTH STATE FOUNDRY AND PLow FACTORY.
In our paper OF yesterday we noticed the taet
that six hundred plows had been sold this sea-
son BY Messrs. w. B. Dunn & Co., of Forestvllle.
We learn that Messrs. B, P. Williamson& Co.,
of the North State Foundry and Plow Factory of
this city, have sold this season eleven hundred
piows Of the patent known as the 0plow. This
enterprsing firm has not been able to supply the
demand for Flows this season, and intend to en-
large their factory Thus 1t will be seen that
two establishments in Wake county have FUN.
ished seventeen hundred new plows this season.
.tucL
I LEAsBURa.-The tobacco market has fairly
| opened in Leasburg. Red tobacco from % to
sl2, and yellow from SIS to $40. On last Tues.
day n. less than twenty wagon loads were de
liver d. Two of our factories have Just opened
upon large scale. Business Of every Kind seems
! to be brisk and active. 80
CROPS AND FARMING. .7;cT
| Wheat looks splendid. promising 6 fine crop
Oats sowed just before the last cold snap were
mostly killed in the shoot, not one third thick
enough; late oats and very early have come ur
finely and look well. Is jia yIf,-s
Our farmers are just In the midst Of corr plant
ing; some will nearly finish this week. Th'
land is in fine order for planting. sbas4s
The freedmen in general are working prett!
we'll, and great preparationis is making for a BIZ
crop of corn and tobacco.-Hillsboro, Rseordsr
WILLIAMSON & TARBoRoUeH RALRoAD,-Col
Whitford, Agent for the Gontractor, was Il
town last week, and In company with Genera
Lewis made thorough examination of the en-
tire line of the road from this place to Williams