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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

IMPORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Moniezuma-Iss axis
Coffee 10 hhds 10 hbls sugar, 2s4 do -FOUR 81 do whr-
key, 81 do monsses IS do pork 10 do hf do bse 10
tar 20 do 20 hhds bacon % bxs wne 40 sacks bran
head cattle.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashior--l5 bbls
eggs SO do beef do sugar. 80 do -FOUR 20 do whiskey
S9 do bran, 4 rka wine, As sks coffee. etc.
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Anniversary ofthe Mobile Fire DEPARTING nj
AfRiL 9Th, lS45.
ORDEa OF PROCESSION.
Hovk aud Ladder e. mpaBy. No. !.
Music.
Neptune Fire Company Ma
Frank lin Fire Company No 3.
Merchant Fire Company No.
Orator and Chaplain Of tho day
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council
Otirors OF the Corporaliup.
Ex-Chief EuFnesrs.
Delegates from the New Orleans Fire Department
Fire Wsrdens.
Oficsrs and Directors of the Insurance Companies.
Ofesrs and Dsesates fthe Fire Department Association
Torrent Fire Company No. Utl
Music.
Phoenix Fire Company Nos. '
Mechanics Fire Company No. 2.
Washingto Fire Company No. 8. -st
The line will be formed on Government street at
~ O'Clock AM, right resting on Conception street,
and will move at 10 preelsslv. couniefnarch,ng up
Government to Lawrence street, down Lawrence to
Church street, down Church TO Royal street, up
Ro, al St. Francis street, up ST. Francis Jack.
street, up Jackson TO the Unisersalist Church,
at which place an address will I've delivered by BENZ.
M. WooLsEY, Esq. afte' which the proc. ssion " Ill
move 10 the rame order 10 st Louis street, up ST.
Lonis 10 Warren street, down Warren l., Govern
menl street, and be dismissed. The centre pews Of
the Church will be reserved for adirs who are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend. t '-.sll &
apspt B. F. BoARDMAN, Chief Engineer. q
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MOBILE
Tuesday morning, April 8, Is4s

A committee has been appointed, by a meeting Of
Gentlemen at the American Institute, New York;
To examine proposition BY Mr.. KEATIsH to sup
jly the city with portable gas. The gas is promised
he furnished 10 families, IN cylinders containing
me hundred cubic feet each, at cost much less than
that of the present mode of supply
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0o+The undersigped announces himself a. a can
didac for lesk NJ the Circuit Cosrt Of Mobile couu
~, Al the ensuing August eI~ciion.
jsni7 $ln JACOB 8. MARSH.
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7 CURIoUs IEsTANcrs P.pr,, Trs.u,ry
From n,w Work bv Dr. w. ~ CO.. :,
no.;',. ;,"sa,, " 1T Tesdn-'n me case o.
oC con,rong !; bv ,I. .'ha " ..'I ""'", '"o
uuen,iy IS. panlu s"r, nm Is % a"a mDs e'
,nrongh ,h, ;.a,ano. ar my 10 on u"oe!'aN ECU
examnIe. that of oh,.ons Thar. an, n, -. ,o
for a time wind h;msaiTnn !, ,.s." IA ma" ds...
m;ns ,h., III. no,;a" .r ~ 1;'I' anc ae'1 n
hr. in sLa,l me-, ho S,' VA" y. 'no
on regard similar =" ,ha, ia hv pns, "h..s gre
mate of Bce,re hay mo- stood long crosses.m =" ~.
lion md IVA" s." asns stooS 70 o"s I'oss eaana
ed HE name 10 ,he ,.nsr .ubor;ang hi. d;srl ~
"Jesus Chris, and Rsa ven, Of ;n,o a ,,s -,
IL. o"nn.",sI ano ."e" wen. '" "''o az I've Yaga
Nv of nIensn ,h qua. T. r.a,sd az !, %
mi a, sh;s sorI . IL ia h;ms.,r @
rms IN. sr.m;na,;o" -, oh's;', ~. st uu
,h;s once aco"nnI;,.aa .s,. u, hn".Ic 49,,
again, and If ever conscious Of his deuslon, could
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Mr.. Lawrence, Of Hampshire. stated 10 the Mas
sachnse,s Senate that Mr.. Bates y th: third United
States Senator from The town Of Northampton who
has died in Office, or just ater its termination. -
Tho o,b,s Two were Eli r. Ashmpp spd Egab Mills
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OI respectfully announce myself as candidate
Tor Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, nj
The ensuing August election.
mh8 S4if J. w. LANG
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o. The friends Of JAMES SCOTT announce
him AS a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit C""r, of Mobile county at the election on the
lat Monday Of August next n,h2bte*
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Notice to the Creditors 0fthe ElaMters aAA
MerehaMts hank Of Molsile.

s"'" House nots' OF NJ bouhenets sLherAry ps
pot. - =. spe
N.,,.... a. c--....- ..,--- =.
Merehants R.n% ~ NAME
vTyHE CoNMIsSiDNFRs - 81 ,Ss Planter, and
Il Merchants Bank Of Mobile hereby notify I'll Ne
creditors OF SAID rank TO present their $tnts % Ne
Secretary Of the Board a, the cice q said v
the CITY o, Mobile on or before he first day Of '""'
uary, ~, io4o' =.
claims not so presented will he forever hatred.
agfeeso1y % me provisions o. me ssd setfc" q ns
,bs .ws b.,s,oors snsc,.% C,r ~ mi. ss,,,"ss,
''e smac'eu. or NJ "nar seuNEeys
a Tue a.srs o. ns f s. sna s'ssS', ns -
which ss S.S,D !, s S4nhs,g ss bow !.
HINDMAN RARNEy I CbmmisslsnsJs.e
Mobile. March ~. Isas, nhSs ,oi+,i.J.. ..
SIC, 3. And me /, further s,.c,.a. Thht s6,r S.ss
purpose Of ascer,an,nr h certainty Inv amsas, sef
Co%.s""sr. hail within M r.s s. y. 's ~
passage Of this act by 10 be siassriedl'
!. one or more new.papers Pub.hed ia..hs eiy
1886, notify all prr.on. having asy .slair. d Isl
nanas asans. me sa,a h"nk, 20 pTesenl I've ..ssso
~ ha s,n. ~. g.. ."'u e " .e 3 :" ~
~, 'h Io n'M usy :" January, iote o. 'hs' I'VE
ga ;';" ~; saa every e,a'm o. assna a,
ever barred from pa. men, Or reea,ery. ind ma ssis
o. The Adveu,ser will copy. =. s'-
0,urppC Nco, . .on.c, :, :. -,.7..rz-7
/ Troy i. now ready "a o,.'.;.. si...s.s.
French. aiier a new .ys,e;, ~ II: ~, INA ~.
s., .a a'sr !, The k% G."I 's:.sn E
Con,i street, No. 81. from 10 o'clock ~. iillB -.
Ladies will be puncualy attended, to NJ their
tive residences. -.
N. BIMons q. from his long eyperieeee i abls !.
70 eacn learners from any French sys,em whHteser,
ana VIII always endeav"r 70 SUIT tl' TASTE u bis PM
viii secure for him shsrs Il t.r"sr nsros.ss
- w. "'' '''"'. ~ s'' ''" patronage.
NJ. A 49,, 10
residing in Mobile. ss Engaged during the IastssN
in giving Instruction 10 his naiive language, 10 =
Of young ladies In the city Of rascaloosa n~;
saa }. s's% isasss.S w. al. d' . ~.
.fe M as,s p ~ rs "as p's.:sts n ..ss,iss
,ef thai i, r sunrr,or "a .ay .,ssr 49, 80
nown used U;a diligence IL n,,e,S;r. s..r,ss';:
,,r,,c,;op n b;s ,cbars and II. 20, ,n
:ommun'esiea kno~ledge u the isaesege Gepts-.
esses to teach, deserves the highest csmmesdatinnx
sphl0 S5cmo THOMAS D.. KiNGsss.;,
! AsEscYorrHE MUTUAL SArEIt tvs. Co.3-T.s
. Mobile. 22nd ban. 1876. !,
tJkINrED Certificate. II Insurance .ees ists -
81. - Ts..." I .'oS W." OF Nntsne
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9o-JAMEs HAGAN 10 announCed by h,- friend.
y candidate for the oice Of Circuit Gle k Of Mo
bile county NJ the ensuing August election. apS
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0oThe friends Of WILLIS W. GAY will sup.
port him as candidate for the Office Of Clerk of The
County Court, at the election 10 August next.
jan16 4OteS
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the axe having sone through the head-ihrough three
thick nesses OF The quilt and half IA inch int" the
floor! The OS ner Of The house above menl"neo'
Immediately summoned the neighbois aud held an
inquest over the body The girl and two children
being there all the time The moiher al the girl
and aon 10 wears old, had left hume the evening
before, and siaid all nigh, At ne'ghb"' s house:
The girl immediately confessed lna' sue mao Sii'ed
hun. Her first ,niessien thai Der father came
home drunk, and leit her with STICK and told her
TO go and get knife, he wis gong 10 XIII himself;
but she could not find knife. On heing asked to
shew he stick wiih which he beat her, after hook ing
about she picked up one that one OIL lne heishnors
had brought and on examining lIef body no bruises
were found which showed that thai part oil eI sto-
ry was untrue She then said that he came home
and lav down and told hei to kill him and on her re-
GuslnR, I've swure he would kill her u she did not,
that she and got the axe, ana ne nay down. o.,
she sill refused to kill hlui and he swoIe he would
kill her, nj the same time raising himself up, as u
10 got on his feet and az he raised up she fad she
| struck him The lick, but the evidence proves iha'
| the blow must have been given when the head wai
the hoor, thus proving more ""'r"'h on her pa'
The variations in her evidence are singular aad ek
| cited much speculation. They are the effect oi q
disturbed and excited state OF mind, produced e,hei
by fright, or an over anxiety possibly to excuse the
teal murderer, IL size did mol commit Tie deed her
self
| She further stated Tim, having committed the
the sigh, made her SICK and 10 avoid tanning she
threw = part Of the quilt the CORPSE ana wen
10 bed, first, however, telling her younger sister iha
she had killed her daddy; and the child Immediate
~ started up and and lay in her dead '"'hers
arms all night The murderess slept
The evid, nee Of medical gentlemen was that
gml OF her age and size had moi strength to strike
such bInw. This leads to the belief that The
real mul dc rer is Yet undiscovered.
4 While one scarcely IeallIe that child wouit
or could commit such deed, it is seen onthe othe
hand that she confessed ION the hrs, moment, tina
she did it, AID no entreaties could make her alle
her statement; nal the loa'hsome solitude oi
dungeon through night and through day. or the per
suasons oil her counsel TO disclose the iruih she MAJ
done il and their solemn a.imonitons thai the glib
bet awaited her unless she recanied. Nothing c0ult
move her.
The Jury retired hut a few minutes and returned
n verdict Of SUI, guilty" The case has produced
much excitement and speculation. She was reeas
ed Immediately. The heartless mother left town an'
wen, home alter The trial was over, and before sh
heard the verdict Of the Jury
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

ITNED q. RATCLIFFE IL proposed by his
friends rs candidate for Clerk Of the Crcui, Court,
and will he supported by nr .E
febl7 67u MANY VOTERS
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0o-We are requested To announce EDWARD B.
GALE as cand'iate for Clerk Of the County Court
al the ensuing election. mill
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OctI offer my name to the voers Of Mobile county
a cnndinais for the Office Of County Clerk, a, The
ensuing August election. sU
janis 39te EDWIN RUST.
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u MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE:.NEM
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. GOmpANs
or BosroR-(CUARANTEE CAPITAL tlOOOOo.l-Wm ~
sure Lives on the Mutual Principle at favorable rates
Table Of Premiums aud forms OF application, loeess
with other information relative TO the ihsutu'0'
may be had on appIic ation Al the office OF
DEXTER q ABBOT, Agents,
ianae "a 81 Michaestrset
TmUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE go
OF New-York- Dividend Of rwENTY-THRsE AND Hat,
prR CENT declared the 9Th inst Capital Increased
to SIX HUNDRED AND sixTY-srvEN THouSAHD DOLLARS
Total asssts n million Of dolars
Pc, sons did business with the Agency dufine the
wear Just ended si receive their Dividends IN scrip IN
February y,
Appcaons fur NsuRANcE will received NJ the onice
of the Agency, OF IT Francis and RoSasts up
stairs. janlsi ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
n HAVILAN CLARK q CO., lMPoRT-
KRs AND WHOLEsALK DEAI Era III Drugs and medirHe''
Snracn and Dental INSTRUMENTS Chemicals, PerfumsTy,
Brushes Window Glass. Paints. Oils Dye Slnfta, DC.
Nos. As GHd az Water sfreet-MOBtLE.
HAyILAaD, KEgsE & Co, New-Y0rk
UAyILAED, UARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, q Z.
HAylLkNp, sRIsLEY q Go, Augusta, Ga sdecs icmo
o-rWILLIAM N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HAVING returned from the North. br found at hts old
quarters No as Dunphn street, three doors below koJ
ni--Norh side. --,oo o,o...
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Try NEwsFRoM ENGLAND I =
BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM N, FORK.


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AnszR Arrangements have been made "
>AkN>&}h which THE EUROPEAN TIMES.
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and New York from Eng land. -
The paper will he fnrwai ded from New Setk %
the arrival The Expires from Rosnn, htqoeutR
"a hoars in advance of tho regular mail. 10 the City
TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. L
IL has ALREADY attained a very high character, N5d
may with great ropriey he said To contain tAs tssf
prices current, fhe bssf shipping i.s, and 10, tts ssst
Foreen European Nsps Pqpr which reaches h's
country from Eng,and-ior Il cnmprisss ia e"a-
densed fnrn Of twenty four columns, every descsip-
tion Of news u interest 10 amer,ca wh,chhAs tran.
spi,ed in England and other Esre.sH p.g,s. ffaaa
the sailing Of the previous up, ihe hour re- depass
t"re Of the steamship which conveys The foylheo&sy
number. @t'Tt ~ + .sr :.
Amongst other numerous and Aal,esiaR testiao-
nials the Boston Morning Post says ~, a. -
ave are greatly indebted TO the ne~spaner Ter
ourforeign, miscrla and co"'nrrciai ssSss--
One number of wilmer and Smith, European
Times' 10 worth whole file OF amy ether Enehsh
pal err" 1eftt ..i~. :.
Subscription ~ per annum. u
u-MR 0'SHAUeHREssY, the agent for "The
European Tin'es," is now in the city and ssIieiis
subscrirrs for the above; also, for all the Eurepsaa
papers including the reviews, The London Paach
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found during bis short stay in the CITY, nj 4hs Msa
sion House Hotel or at Beullemet's Liieraty De
pot. - 81 ap6
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am PORTS.

EXPORTS.
HAvANA-Per brig Forest-70.O45 feet lumber.
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Won RAUMER on THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
We find in the Dsutschs Sehnsiipost the following
ihtimation Of the view which has been taken OF The
slavery question IN this country by Baron Won Rau-
mer, whose work may shortly be expected from the
press:
Frederick VoR Raumer, lately in Berlin, at the
'Science union,'' eciured on his travels through
North America, and indeed, principally on slavery
in the United States. He merely enumerated The
| several grounds established by the most eminent
tAholiionists, for retaining the present condition
Of slaves in the Southern States. and especially,
deavored show that The condition OF the slaves as
existing 10 North America, IN many respecis, was
TO be preferred TO the position Of our (Prussians)
proietarians, or workmen employed in factories, and
this too, both for the sake Of the slaves and the
| raj and political idea of the republic.
The lecturer seemed 10 be inclined approve Of
these views, although he, decidedly, admitted the
difficulties in removing the present respective condi
tion in such way not either violate an exist.
ing right OF property, or place the negroes in
| dtion far worse for them. u
Al all events, The leciure from It's spirit 10 10 be
styled AN anti-abononis one, and, therefore, may
| be supposed 10 have met with much opposition on
the part Of the ladies present. and such persona ge
morally as do moi consider any progress impossible
at which The human mind earnestly aims.
THE GREAT MATCH for $50, 900 between the
| North and South-Fashion and Peyiona-has been
at length positively arranged. The DELAY arose from
the desire expressed in the first instance 10 make
post stake, so that In either Of the champions
should be prevented from entering the field, a sub
| stIlute might he brought forward. II was thought
better. however, TO make the match between the two
rival champions of the Turf, Mr.. Gibbons' Fashion,
and Dir. Kirkman's Peytona; and accordingly the
arrangements have all been concluded, and the race
will be run in May, over he Union Course
There will be very large attendance, for the
South and Southwest are confident of their ayorite,
and will he here TO see her run. Mr.. Kirkman will
have 10 addition, very strong string. Col Hamp-
ton Ill be well represented. The Virginia stables
will be here in force and New Jersey and Long Is.
land will have customer. ready for them ALL There
will be plenty Of fine racing on the Union Course
this spring IN. Y Evening Gazette.
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GvHOiCE SUGARB-zb hhds il store, 40 Dbl.
~ Moissses and Is hhds Suear 10 arrive per
Schooner Atlantic and for sale BY
np7 WIN. HALL.
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Resolved, That Sunday lie 6,h Of April. shkll
be the last Sunday on which We III hold msrkst -
sell Of cause to he sold any meats, Sc. = .lsf
Resolved. That Jesse jayne, w llaa' Miierxnd
John Cole, form committee 10 lay these procesdr
ings before the Mayor, aldermen and Cssnmon Cesn.
aace allowing a Saturday eyenipg maske, sn,il Q
o'clock. II bell TO he rung At half pas, as half
hours warning Ia close the market. (. ..i - -,
Resolved. That these proceedings BE- published IL
the city papers until the 18th insi. - .5.s.,A .
..., = noe, 4.,..,. JOHN COLE, President.
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UANO-Just received 100 bags (250 lbs each)
" of Peruvian Guano, for sale by sly
apSM W,eP9AUBREY, @ Commerce.. 1T.
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1T1HEFRENCH LANGUAGE Nom. A !. C.pI

VUNHh FHENCH LANGUAGE-M Mem. a ' GaDE.
L FRoY is now ready TO o,esuils classes 10
French. alter new system of his swn, and xlse
partly after the kobertsonixn svstem. For terms |,
&C.. apply to A. Godefroy NJ his recitation roos
Conti street. No. 81. from 10 o'clock n ilB ~.
Ladies will be punc,paly ai.endedto at their respec-
tive residences. .'
N. B.-Mons q. from his long eyperience il ahis
10 teach learners FROM any French sys,e whaletsr.
and will always endeavar 10 suit III. iasie NJ his On.
pills His zeal and uarsmissed attention. Ne hopes
will secure for him ehare M Griner mai ran,ye =
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FOR GAINESVILLE ANDyIENNA.
n EEs n The very fine fast running
SE7s5aa steamboat ELIZA. w. II. Roberts
master, will leave for the ab"se and all intel mediate
landings on THIS DAY, Aprii 9Th, At O'Clock Pm
For freight or passage apply on board Of to
aDS M. WAXING u CO-
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SELLING OFF AT COST,

will sell the balance Of my stock of GOODS,
which is full and complete assortment in my
line, comprising in part full stock of Summer
Goods, suitable for summer wear; Drap d'Ete ;
Bombazines; Gambroons, Linen Drills Vestit gs,
of every variety, style and pattern; with a full
assortment of Fancy articles A large lot Of REA-
DY-MADE CLOTHING, of every variety and
quality.
1atter myself that my stock was laid in as low,
or lower, than any other in my line of business.
My stock has always been the largest, and now
comprises the greatest variety of any in the town
of Wilmington, and now hold out inducements
TO all who may want any thing in my line, at cost
for cash, or a short credit TO those that have been
III the habit of paying their bills when called upon.
1t will be out of my power to credit any more to
long winded customers.
UFThe Store / now occupy Will be to rent.
Possession given the first of October.
V. R. PERSON, Merchant Tailor.
Nav 18th, Is45 [36~tf.1 Market-street.
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NO TEfE.

fEVHE SUBSCRIBER, having taken an AS
n signment from John Hall, of all his pro-
perty, and rights of property, for the benefit OF
his creditors and it being stipulated in said
Assignment, that the Assignee, after paying
the first class of debts therein mentioned,
comprising the notes at Bank and accommo-
dation paper of the said John Hall, should APP
ply the balance of monies on hand to the pay
ment pro rata of such of the second class of
creditors as should agree to release the said
John Hall in full from all debts and liabilities
within three months from the 18th day of
June, 1915, there being deficiency of assets
to satisfy the whole of said second class of
debts; Notice is hereby given to all concern
eG to signify to the subscriber their assent to
the terms of the assignment, within the time
prescribed, or they will be forever prec!uded
from all benefit in the trust.
JOHN McRAE, Assignee.
June 9th, 1916. 41-tf
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valuable Real Estate
SahR GARSR

FENHE SUBSCRIBER, as the Executrix of the
last will and testament of the late Robert H.
CoWan, offers for sale, upon the most liberal terms,
the following REAL ESTATE, viz:
An undivided moiety of the Ferry and Road
over Eagl Island, communicating with the town
of Wilmington at the foot of Market street
The Western portion of Lots No. 81 and SO,
lying North of and adjoining the Lots on which
the Wilmington Academy stands-the two Lots
measuring 1872 feet on Third street and about 200
feet on Chestnut street. and forming together one
of the most eligible building sites in the town of
Wilmington.
One-fourth of the Lot on Front street, imme-
dlately North of the Alley on the Northern side
OF the Presbyterian Church-measuring 80 feet on
Front street and running Eastwardlv 1G5 feet.
The tract Or parcel of Land, North of the town
OF Wilmington, known generally as Hogs Folly,
containing about SO acres and from its extended
front on the River, its proximity to the town, and
the general formation of the ground, presents ex-
traordnary advantages, site for buildings to
be used for manufacturing operations.
The Rice Lands, known as Caintuck, living on
the North side of the Northwestern branch of the
Cape Fear River, about two miles above the town
of Wilmington, and containing about 400 acres,
including the Upland.
The tracts of Land, known as Red Hill and
Swan Point, Situated about l2 miles from Will
mington by land,) on the North side of the North
eastern branch of the Cape Fear River, and togeth-
er, containing upwards Of 1900 acres. These
tracts are in cultivation, and all necessary i'm
provements have been erected on them The soil
is of superior quality, facilities for reaching mar
ket are furnished by both the River and Rail Road
and a range for Cattle and Hogs is afforded which
is unsurpassed in this section of the State.
About 400 acres of Pine Land near t. and in
Guiding the Race Course. three miles East of Viii
mington.
Also, the Re0ersion expcctant on life estate
in the tract Of Land known as the Little Bridge
tract, about two miles from Wilmington on Smith
Greek; together with the Bridge over said creek
and the Franchise attached TO the said Bridge,
The foregoing property is offered at private sale
and unless disposed of in the meantime. will be
sold at public Vendue during the week Of Dccem
Der Term CT New Hanover County Court.
A credit of one and two years will be given
The purchasers will be required to give notes will
good and sufficient security, to be approved of a
Bank, which are to be renewed every 80 days ant
the accruing interest paid, and at the expiration
the credits as above, they will then be collecte
by instruments, according to the usage and re
quirements of the Banks in this place.
Mr. Robert H. Cowan, Jr, is authorized to max
E any contracts, and he will give any informatio
which may be desired, in reference to the abov
described property.
SALLY T. COWAN, Ex'rx.
June 20, 1916. 40tf