Wake County Tailed Property Sale Notice And Court Writ
In Wake County North Carolina a notice details a sale of real estate following a court writ. The document lists parties Arthur A Spitzer and Porter Co as plaintiff and defendants with a mortgage or attachment action, naming the property and payment terms. The hearing set for March and a February date precedes the judgment, with the case overseen by Justice D. Haywood and attorneys Strong & Thong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aula O
Strome
Raleigh
WD Haywood
J.P Strong
Notice of Mortgage and Sale of Real Estate in North Carolina
A legal notice describes the foreclosure of a mortgage held by The Farm er Tria Company and others on property in North Carolina. It sets terms for sale at public auction, lists parcels including described lands, notes defaults, interest details, and names related parties such as Hardy, trustee, and J.C. J. Harris as attorney. The document references recorded deeds, dates, and conditions for redeeming the debt, with sale to occur at the courthouse.
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Sigy Denton
Ulleell
Bostock
Wake
Roper
Raleigh
Souddon
Woc, & AB
Streset
Caolin
Dackeow
Kosspton
Pal Estate
Dereriber
Northam
da Willmore
Grande
Nortolic
Willem the Fleet
John W
North Carolina
State of Agriculture
Carolina
Ussie
North
Carolia
Holmes
Caroline
University Chapel
Winston
Board of Agriculture
Asd
Fupon
Monroe Eraser Works Offer Seeks Territory Agent
A terse ad describes a rare opportunity with a commission based role. It seeks a capable person to manage a territory for the Monroe Eraser Works company. The listing emphasizes long term earnings and percentage profits.
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Monroe
Wake County Public Notice of Sale and Auction Details
Wake County announces sale actions in a public notice with named officials including Justice of the Peace M. Barber and attorney for plaintiffs. The notice specifies court sessions, dates, and action required by property owners in the district around Weaverville and Raleigh, urging compliance or sale continuation in March and at a Wake County court.
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Juduatiee
Cort
Fateugh Township
MLB Barbus
J.P . Ve Dr
BK. Gardner
Mrariner
T Henty
Vito
Boordner
Vers
Gardner
Wake County
Lebed
Meiegh
Haleigh
Visitors at White House press for circuit judgeships
March 16 dispatches from Washington report many visitors at the White House including several senators and representatives urging the appointment of Jade to a circuit judgeship created by Judge Jackson's promotion. Democratic and Republican factions debate reorganizing elective officers amid a likely long, protracted struggle in Congress.
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Wasarxoron
White House
Senaors
Wisconsin
Hinton
Virginia
Arkansas
Buettle
Damien
Curpte
Tudiana
Dolph
White
Louisiana
Proctor
Teter
Wolcott
McMillan
George Gordon
McPherson
Smith
New Jersey
Wilson
West
Virgini Paschall
Texas
Boast
Jackson
Supreme Bench
Memphis
South Carolina
W. B Davis
Charleston
United States
Hampton
Senate
Democratic Enucis Committee
Thi
Re Erbhesos
Sepat
Tony
Smong Gemcrats
Regin
Conference en Washington rally for maritime quarantine rules
The Maritime Quarantine Officers met in Washington on March 16 to coordinate state and local port regulations for a unified coastwide quarantine system this summer. Attendees from New Haven, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, and New York discussed the act of Congress and Treasury cooperation, outlining a framework for station equipment, disinfection, and disease control. The session aimed to standardize rules across ports and avoid bias in enforcement.
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Washseton
Marine Hos Vnce
Noop
Read
Wyman
Treasury Department
Il Ti, Durgin
Frank W. Wright
New Haven
Conn
A Cink Hunt
State Board
Fhealth of
New Jersey
Benjamin
State Board of Monlth
Pennsylvania
Moses Veale
Heath Offier
Philadelphia
James P Meshase
Helh
Baltimore
Maryland
Wiliam A Thom
Norfolk
OH B. Horibeck
Heath Offer
Charleston
W OH Beuonet
Heath
Savannah
Ro Ociphant
Rath of
Lovstana
de R M Swearisger
Texas
Jaries
W York
Albany
Aulantic and Gulf Coast Crater
Tere
the Treasury
Marine Hospital Service
Tesla
Partitien
New York
Cape Horn
Apel
Death and Destruction at Rutherfordton Fire Tragedy
Dr. Dixon in Cuartotte reports the fatal fire in Rutherfordton NC last night around eight. Mrs. Dixon and her two children perished after a lamp exploded while the mother tried to save them. The house and contents burned. Mrs. Dixon died from injuries with her husband away in Shelby.
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Thomas Dixon
Rutherfordton
Cuartorte
N. C
Dixon
Dam
Shelby
Cuartotte
Dxon
Alex McEntire
Mel Dixon
Mr Dixon
Greensboro Guilford Battle Ground Celebration Planned
Directors of the Guilford Barth Ground Company and Greensboro citizens meet to plan a July 4 celebration at the battlefield. Vice President Stevenson is invited to deliver the annual address. Judge Dick retirement is disputed. Postmaster race in Greensboro noted with Few applicants. Toe CB Y Fairground tracks and warehouse work slated to begin.
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Guilford Base Ground
Greensboro No
Spec'a
Guylford Barth Ground
Greensboro
Court House
Battleground
Vce
Stevenson
Dick Will Charty
Sam
Greenscoro
Geo Gregory
Postminster
Cleveland
Forbis
Geotleman
Farairond
Ward furnished for Confederate hospital at Richmond
Washington Grand Army committee presents a ward of beds and furnishings to Lee Post veterans at the Richmond Confederate hospital as a token of hospitality shown to G A R visitors. The project arose after a survey showed Lee Post’s interest in furnishing the hospital ward. The presentation is to occur tonight.
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Army
Confederate
Riehmond
Riewstone
Washington
Tee
Neot
Lste
Guard Army
Lee
Grand Army
Batliefields
Richmond
Lee Puet
Lee Post
Cafederate
Washington Committee
Earh
Veterans of Lee Post
Salem Female Academy Commencement Plans
The Salem Female Academy in Winston Salem, March 16 1843, announces commencement week events led by Rev AB McClure. The class of 42 is largest ever with a quiet honor line. May 28 commencement address by How G W Shell, district attorney prospects discussed, and a scholarship fund aims to aid needy daughters of alumnae.
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Salem
Wisston
N C
Salem F
AB McClure
Wilmington Presbyterian Church
Clewel
G W. Shell
South Carolinia
RB Glenn
Washington
Charles Price
Salisbury
Fifth
Internal Revenue District
Gaithes Hall
Hickory
H. A. Gudger
Ascevile
Robert 5. Galloway
H W. Barrow
Eis Pace
T He Wiesten
Stould
Winston and Salem
Wheler
Shere
Cifies
Kilbuck
Kiltuck
Alaska
Tadwee Missionary Sociey
Morsvian Sharec
Setem
Wiston Salem Land and Tovestmat Company
Treasury gold buildup and western offers prompt new sales
Carlisle and Gold Hunter Washington March 16 reports the treasury has built up free gold to over 5 million dollars with offers from western banks totaling about 3 million. Secretary Carlisle accepts the best offers as fast as small treasury notes can be supplied, omitting bank names for press publication. The move follows a Cleveland suggestion to prevent market weakness from announcing gold transfers.
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Carlisle
Gold Hunter
Washington
Treasury
Cleveland
Treasury Department
New York
Tillman and Telulman Competing Factions in Governor Race
March 18 report in political circles suggests ex Governor Tillman will be a strong candidate in the next gubernatorial contest. Uncle George Huuning appears to weigh a run, with Tillmanites divided over leadership and reformer tensions rising as campaigning intensifies.
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George Huuning
Couremata
D. Tillman
George
Till Nan
D Tillman
Fac
Memphis Southern League Defeats St Louis Browns 7 to 1
Memphis tops St Louis 7 to 1 as Witt Crook allows five hits. Clarkson Hawley and Breitenstein each pitch three innings for St Louis. The game featured a brisk start and a flurry of action before a crowd in Memphis.
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St Louis
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
St. Louis Browns
Witt Crook
Browns
Clarkson
Hawley
Breitzenstein Pie
Teem Toe
Bank Refusal Sparks Discrimination Debate In Raleigh
Montor notes a Raleigh bank refusals to redeem a $1.5 gold check, arguing the bank cannot claim no gold after promising collection in gold for five days. He questions bank discrimination between individuals. The piece also praises McCleveland's interior secretary Hoke Smith for honors shown to Univ. of Virginia and Tar Heel champions in Atlanta, noting social receptions and local attention.
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Cor
State Unreniese
Raveien
N. C
C. F. Var Hennans
Fairview Farm and MONDYSE standard and registered horses listed
A damaged ad lists fairview farm stallions FRANKLIN CHIEF and MONDYSE with figures on height and weight, pedigree notes, and mentions a mortgage bond sale. It records a notice for March 20 at the courthouse in Wake County to satisfy a bond described in a mortgage tied to Selia Mangom and related parties.
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Franklin Chief
Andard
Nora
Dowel Lomier
Daniel Lambert
Hamble Opau
Ashman
George Wilkes
Biment
Nny OP Hamble
Fatry Ist
Rath
N.C
Ty F Bewieh
Selia Mangom
Beier
Dede
Wake County
New Light
Spencer Garrett
H Ko
E Laws
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