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ofthe country In which the desertion shall occur
are excepted from these provisions unless they be
naturalized citizens subjects of the other coun-
try.
ARTICLE XVIII. Articles of all kinds, the tran
sit of which is allowed in Belgium, coming from
or going to the United States. shall be exempt
from al transit duty in Belgium. when the trans
portation through the Belgian territory is effected
on the railroads ofthe state.
ARTICLE XIX. The present treaty shall be in
force during ten years from the date of the ex-
change of the Publications. and until the expiration
OF twelve months after either of the high contrac-
ting parties shall have announced to the other its
intention to terminate the operation thereof; each
party reserving TO itself the right of making such
declaration to the other at the end of ten years
aforementioned; and it is agreed, that sitter the
expiration of the twelve months of proongation
accorded on both sides, this treaty and all its stp
ulations shall cease to be in force.
ARTICLE Xxx. This treaty shall be ratified and
the Publications shall be exchanged at Washington,
within the term of six months after its date. or
sooner if possible and the treaty shall be put in
execution within the term of twelve months.
In faith whereof, the respective plenipoteniaries
have signed the present treaty. in duplicate, and
have affixed thereto their seals Brussels. the
tenth of November, eighteen hundred and forty
five.
T.. 81 Taos. G. CLEMSON.
IL. ST. A. DEcnAmrE
And whereas the said Treaty has been dull, ra-
tilted on both parts, and the respective notifications
! of the same were exchanged at Washington, oh
the thirtieth day Of March. one thousand eigh,
hundred and forty-six. by James Buchanan, Sec
rotary of State of the United States, and N. A.
Beaueu, Minister Resident of his Majesty the
King of the Belgians to the Government of the
United States; on the part of their respective Gov.
ernments:
Now, THEREFORE, 1T KNOWN, that
JAMES K. POLK, President of the United
states OF America, have caused the said treaty tc
be made public. to the end that the same and eve
ry clause and article thereof may be observed anf
fulfilled with good faith by the United States anc
the citizens thereof.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set m,
hand, and caused the seal of the United States 1,
be affixed.
Dcne at the city of Washington this thirtv.frs
day of March, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
six, and of the independence ofthe Unite,
i States, the SEVENTEEN.
/ JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
N. P. TR1sr, Actia1g Secretary of Slate.
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[BY AUTHORITY.]
lPUBL.c.]
TREATIES.

TREATY WITH BELGIUM, OF COM
MERGE AND NAVIGATION. {.
CONCLUDED NOVEMBER 10. ls45.
Blythe Prcsident efIhe United States of america:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, treaty of commerce and navigation, be-
tween the United States Of America and his Ma
jcsIy the King Of the BelgiaHs, was concluded
and signed at brussels, on the teuth day of No
vember, one thousand eight hundred and ferty-
five, which treaty, being in the English and
French languages, Is, word for word. as fol-
lows:
Treaty OF commHrce and navigation between the
Uulted States of America and his Majesty
4he King Of the Beleians.
The United States Of America on the one Fart,
and his Majesty the King of the Belgians OH the
other part, wishing to regulate in formal manner
their reciprocal relations of commerce and naviea-
tlOn and further to strengthen through the devel-
Opment of their Interests respectively the bonds of
friendship and good understanding SO happily es-
tablshed between the governments and people of
the two countries; and desiring, with this view, to
co1cL9de. By common agreement treaty estab-
fishing conditaons equally advantageous to the
commerce and navigation of both states have, to
that effect. appointed as their Observation-Disclosures.
namely; the President of the United States, Thorn
as u. Clemson, charge d'affaires Of the United
States OF America to his Majesty the King Of the
belgians; and his Majesty the King of the Bel
gans M Adolphe Dechamps, officer of the Order
aAeopold knight of the Order of the Red Eagle
o. the first class, grand cross Of the order Of st
Michel of Bavaria his Minister for foreign affairs
member of the Chamber of Representants, who,
after haGing communicate to each other their full
powers, ascertained to be 10 good and proper form,
nave agreed and concluded the following articles
ARTICLE 7. There shall be full and entire free.
Hom Of remelerce and navigation between the M
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE SUBSCRIBER, DESTROYS to remove to
Florida, now offers for sale his Plantation
wherein he now resides, consisting Of about lsoo
Acres Of Land. situated on the Waccanaw River.
About 200 acres of cleared land under good fence:
good Dwelling; Barns, and necessary GU. hull
dings This tract is well adapted TO the culture
of Corn, Potatoes, Rice, &c. common to South
Carolina. The uncleared land excepting that
portion which is Swamp. consists of about 1000
Acres of Pine Land, we adapted to the making
of Turpentine. ALSO, one other tract of 1000
Acres of Pine Land, some Is miles below, con-
venient to the navigable waters of the Waccamaw
River. This tract is well adapted to Turpentine,
is unsurpassed for convenience &c. Persons de-
srous of purchasing. will 10 well to come ana see
for themselves. as The subscriber will be al all times
either on the premises, easily reached by letter
directed to Little RverPost Office Saints Par.
ish, So. Car. Terms of sale made known on ap-
pslcaton. PETER COX.
Nov. 9th, ls46 At
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.N'OTICE.

UHE undersigned having taken the well
known BAR ROOM. No. II, Girard Row,
formerly kept by DR.. John Davis. takes this meth
cd of informing his friends, aad the public gene
rally. that he is now prepared to entertain custom
ers in style not to be surpassed by any cher
house in town. In addition to the Bar Room. he
has fitted up at considerable expense an Eating
House, where can be found fine Oysters, "served
up in every state" and other refreshments as good
as the market affords. The Bar will be furnished
at all times witlsahe best OF Liquors Wines and
Cigars Feeling grateful for past favors, he soli-
cts continuance of the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him. Drop in and see.
DAVID l.. MAYO, Proprietor.
Nov 81, 1915 Il
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~ ~ - &ss&tsg ssssgga ss;ssA
SSAAAg PORT OF WILMINGTON. 49, 49,

ARRIVED.
November 20th-Barque Benjamin Adams,
Adams, GnadaIoupe, in ballast.
Brig Wolcot, Eddy, Darisn. Ga, bound 10
New York; put in on account of heavy wea-
ther and the want of provisions, 10 J. Hatlla-
way & Son.
Schr. Enterprise, Stinson. Turks Island.
Packet schr. Jonas Smith, Horton, n Y ork.
to R. w. Brown.
Schr Harrison Price, Beaston, New Y ork, ,
to f. ]. Lutterloh.
Schr Albert Vinal, Nichols, New York, to
G. w. Davis.
2ls,-Brig Lisbon, Messer, Havana, to ].
Hathaway & Son.
23d-Schr.R"yaI Purple. Price, Lockwood S
Folly, to G. W. Davis.
Nov. 2l.-Brig Adna, Sherman, ST. Do
mingo.
Brig Caspian, Burton, Havana, CIV Davis.
23-Brig OrchiIla, Harding, Martinique,oy
Hathaway & Son.
24--Schr. Mary & Elizabeth, Smith, Cape
Hayden, by John GarnmeIl.
Schr. A. ]. DeRosset, Mills, New York,
by r w Brown.
Schr. H. Westcott, Lodge, Philadelphia,
by E Lutterloh.
25-Brig Louisa, Pierce, Martinique.
Schr. Wilmington, Wiletts, Baltimore, by
Brown & DeRosset.
26--Schr Alaric, Purnell, New York, by
E Lutterloh.
Brig Baltic, McLanathan, Guadalupe
27-Schr E S Powell, Powell, New York,
by G w Davis.
Brig Samuel Potter, Barry, Barbados and
market, by Brown & DeRossett.
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NlARRIED,

In this county, on the 10Th inst,, by Jas.
McDuffle, Esq. Mr.. John L. Moore, TO Miss
Annabella Keith.
In this place. on the 25th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Capers, Doct. James F. Simpson, to
Miss Catharine Thompson.
In Fayetteville, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Buxton, DR.. John G.. Williams, TO
Miss Isabella D. Huske, daughter of John
Huske, Esq Also, on the llth inst, by the
same, MIR. William Gioboney, of WythviIle,
Va, to Miss Caroline A, daughter of Mr.. Jas.
Kyle.
At Pi,tsborough, on the 4th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Green, Mr.. A. D. Toomer, to Miss
Betsey Swami, daughter Of Maj. F. J. Swami.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY,
RI<E Rocks made .N,e.p

,NHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
u zens of Wilmington, and the public general
ly that he has established himself in this place for
the purpose of carrying on the Book Binding bu-
siness. and that he has taken the room formerly
occupied as Bindery. corner of Front and Prln-
cess streets, and opposite the Journal Printing
in his line in any style, on the most reasonable
terms.
Orders from distance thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH HARDIE.
November ri, 1916 ll-6m
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" KENr @0DNe&s
WISHING MACHINE .
= OIN = Ut + UKEATESI
kRlfl SAVlNfS 2MAfsIlINrS, rayysrr


LABOR SAVING MACHINES EVER
INVENTED.
lst. A had Il years of age, can wash. with this
machine, as fast and far better, than ten of the
best washerwomen.
I'd. At least serenty-tsve per cent. is saved In
the wear of clothes, by washing them in this ma.
chine.
Sd. Ordinary clothes washed in this manner re-
cure no boiling; all that is necessary Is to rinse
them thoroughly and put them to dry.
4th. There is Saving of fifty per cent. in the
article of soap. by Using this machine.
9th. The finest cap or handkerchief can be
washed in this machine with perfect safety.
9th. This machine is perfectly simple in its con.
srue,ion, not liable to get oct of repair, and with
careful usage will last twenty years
Washing will at any time be done, free of charge
to satisfy the disbelievsr.
| The subscribers offer for sale, on liberal terms
the right of the above Machine for the town o.
| Wilmington and County of New Hanover. APP
plicatons male to the subscribers. at Kenansvile
n. C., will be promptly attended to, where the
chine cab be seen and examined to the satisfaction
of ALL BASS & SULLIVAN.
| October Is, 1916 5-3muoo
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Shingles Sells quick at 50 IS So 90.
Bacon Continues abundant, and sales are
dull. Quotations firm.
Molasses-Arriyed so hhds Storedin Gus
tom House 10 pay duties under the new tariff.
Peas-Ground arrive freely-salesA at 85c.
to 81 90.
Salt--300O bushels arriYed-sold at % cts.
In bond, purchaser to pay duty Store price
373 DOC.
Corn-Cargo mentioned in our last was an
inferior article of old crop-it sold at 55c.
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=. .dTW'OOD,
Earthela, class, $ China ware.

Ea1'thela, Glass, s. China Ware.
TESHE subscriber has just returned from the
d northern cities with full ard splendid as
sortment of EARTHEN, GLASS, AND CHI
Ma WARE, Of the Attest and most fashionable
patterns, which he offers on the most rcasonab' e
terms. 1t having been selected by himself, he has
no hesitation in pronouncing his stock superior
as to style and quality to any before opened
in this market. J. II. 9TH WELL,
South side of Market Sd door from Waterss.
Wilmington, Oct.s 10, 1916. 5.t3Sd
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NOTICE.

q N pursuance of decree ofthe Court of Equity
Z for the County of New Hanover, Fall Term,
1916, will be sold at the Court House door, in
the town OF Wilmington, on Monday, the l4th OF
December next, upon twelve months credit, with
interest from the day of sale, $40 acres of land be-
longing to the minors of VIM. K. Devane, decd.
lying between Black and South River being the
upper half of 64o acres, patented by John Andcrs
in 1862, and adjoining the lands of James MUIR
ply and others. Bond and security, approved by
the undersigned, required of the purchaser.
#. D. MEARES, G. NJ. e.
Nov'r 10, 1916 9-tds
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Eseesl ESst0fe O1. safe.

A THE PLANTERS HOTEL. with
EsgsM the Lot upon which it stands, situated
-G=k=A south of the Rail Road Bridge, and now
occupied by Thomas King.
HOUSE and BAKESHOP and LOT, North
of aud adjoining the same, now occupied by Nr
Augustine as Grocery and Bakeshop.
HOUSE and LOT on corner of Second and
Brunswick streets north of Rail Road.
HOUSE and LOT on Brunswick street, west
OF and djoining the last mentioned House and Lot
The above property will afford safe and lucra.
tive investment of capital. The property is now
paying good interest.
TEEMs-One-fourth purchase money in 90 days
negotiable note the balance, at one md two years
with interest from date. Purchasers TO pay fol
papers. Apply to
WIN. A. BERRY, M. d.
November s, 1916 SGT
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NOTICE.

APPLICATION will be made to the next lie.
gisature Tor The passage Of sf Act, authortsing
the Commissioners of The town OF Wilmington
to borrow 100000. 10 be invested in the Capital
Stock Off Company. to be created BY the Legs
latures Of Nonh and South Carolina, for the Pur-
nose Of conssruct;ng Rail Road, connecting VIII
m;rptor. with some one Of the South Carolina
Rail Roads ]; ana to authorize said Commissioners
to levy tax within said town. to repay the sum
% borrowed, with the accruing interest.
Wilmington, Nov. 6, 1916. SIT
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$4,000 Cords Pine Wood
W~ IN NH>MEHO6

~ROPOSASALS will be received by the SUBJ
- scriber until 9th December next. for the de-
livery. on the Wharf of the Wilmington g. Raj
Gig Rail Road Company, or on board the Steam
Boats, Ttceirs Thousand Cords Pitch Pine
Wood Contracts to commence ON lst January,
lS47, and terminate with the year
Bouds will be required for fulflment Of CON.
tracts. JOHN A. TAYLOR,
Steam Boat Agent.
Nov 90, la46 l0-3t
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Nov 90, la46
Valuable Turpentine Land
FOR SALE.

fENHE subscriber having determined To efnisratS
Il TO Florida, offers for sale his plantation on
Little River, South Carolina. SO miles from VIII
mington. The plantation contains about 5000
acres Of land, a part of which is adapted to thc
production of Corn, Peas, Potatoes. DC. The
balance is very valuable for Turpentine. About
80 900 boxes were cut this plantation last win
Ter and spring, and are now in good candhicn.--
From 2" 900 to $4,000 boxes may yet be cut SO
as to make at least 10 good tasks. The favorable
location of this plantation. situated on the main
road leading from Wilmington to Georgetown--
convenient to Little River, only from two to three
miles to haul TO the landing, where vessels may
take in turpentine produce at any season. Of the
year, makes it a very desirable place for thosc
wishing 10 engage in the turPentinc and farming
business. On the place there is a comfortable two
story framed dwelling. with all other necessary
buildings.
The above plantation may be purchased low.
and on very accommodating terms. For further
information address
WIN. D. BRYAN, Little Rivee.
All Saints Parish, So Ca.
Nov go, le46 f0-t
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DIED..

At Smithville, on the 18th inst, Lewis A.,
infant son of Mr.. Lewis A. Galloway, aged
year, months and 10 days.
In this town, on the 18th inst. Of cholera
infantum. Margaret, daughter of John and E.
Iizabeth BIaney, aged year, months and
Is days.
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; - ; :
NOTICE..

T1ONSIGNEES ard owners Of Goods, coming
" by any of the Packets Consigned 10 my adj
dress. are hereby notified that they must attend to
receiving them on their arrival. and during the
time the vessels are tischarging, as will not be
responsible for any goods after being landed.
GEORGE W. LAWS.
October L. 1916
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Situation Wanted .

A. YOUNG married mar, of steady hahits who
e. will endeavor to study the ihieres, Of HIS
employer, is DESTROYS of obtaining situation in
any business that his health and strength will peg
nit him to do. Enquire ct the
(Nao-l0.,fl JOURNAL. OFFICE.
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Notica,

A PP1fCATION will be made to the next
"A General Assembly for a charter 70 give q
Joint Stock Company power to establish School
in the vicinity Of Black River Chapel, New Hsn-
over county.
Oct 23d, ls46.-f6-5ts
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Rfnf.iCa.

seN pursuance of decree of the Court OF Egni-
- ty for the County of Sampson Fan Term.
1916, will he sold at the Court House in Clinton,
on the Is, day of January nezt upon one. two
and three years credit, with interest from tie sale,
the va liable plantation wherein the late t;o: John
Sellers resided, situate one and half miles north
from Clinton, containing about 500 acres, Having
a good dwelling house aud necessary out.houses
thrreon Bonds and approved securities required
Of the purchaser. P. MURPHY, {. nj. Z.
Nov 90 1919 l0-tds
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CHARLESTON MARKET-Nov. 81

Cotton-Sales Of the week 742l bales, at 8
10 10 cents.
Rice-Sales 5000 casks at 50 TO $4a.
Rough Rice-Sales $4,000 bushels at 9Oc.
TO ST..
Bacon-l5 hhds. Sides, rather common quail
iiy, brought 81 cts.
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Cheaper: tIsSsgl ECe2'.
SPLENDID STOCK OF
BOOTS " alsEONSe
T1 THE subscriber respectfully re-
| turns tfrsnks 10 his numerous GUS
sza@ &S5 toners for their liberal psttonage
60 the few months past, and begs TO
inform them that he has just returned from the
North with large and complete assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, suitable fer the Fall and Writer
trade, from the most extensive manufacturers, and
most of which have been made 10 his special or
der, and warranted TO be of superior quality, ard
to give entire satisfaction.
He is also receiving. weekly, from the msntfac-
turers, at low prices all kinds Of Boots and Shoes.
that will in point Of beauty, durability and cheap
ness, eclipse all previous exhibitions; and as bis
stock is fresh and new, he can, with the utmost
confidence invite all TO ca and examine It. rs he
will sell at such prices to make 1t the iercst Of
all who want Boots and shoes 10 give him cali.
He has also large supply of Negro Bfogans
which he will sell cheap.
Boots and Shoes made to rneasbre IN the iatsss
style and best materials and waranted to siyesats
sfsction OF no sale. Also, repairing done at short
notce, and in the neatest manner.
Lasts kept Constantly on hand for sale. s1iiabsc
or country work. CHAS. BLAKEsLEE.
Successor 10 James Pundersofd. harkei Street,
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Just Received,

A ND now opening. another lot Of those beau.
IA tful SILK VELVET CAPS for Infants,
and other styles In great variety. Cali and ses
them at MYERS d BARNUMS.
November 20, ] SAG
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Noy. q

FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Nov. 81.
Trade quite brisk during The week, and mar
ket active in all articles of produce. Sales of
cotton at 81 TO &c. Flour in demand at Sc
Corn Co.,: Wheat 81; Oats &c.; Brandy 30
to 35c.; Whiskey 80 TO 323c. All articles of
produce find ready sale, and at good prices.
North Carolinlan.
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EraxcH-UGNE~


ET0I,E-U01ME&
gNHE SUBSCRIBER would agar, beg 10 can
! the attention Of the public to his NEW
STOCK Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Peffumery, Surri.
cal instruments, &C., &C.,
which he has had selected with creaf
care in the Norther Cisies. and which for
A Quality ossd Prices, cannot
be excesled. He would particularly cali
the attention Of
.COUNTRF MERCHaNTS
to his stock Of Drssgs end .Medicires:
and begs to assure them that every article ssualy
Kept In country store will be furnished them At
We" ofk prices. They can assure themselves
BY giving bin call
THE ATTENTION ca THr LADIES
Is respectfully directed to his stock Of
? E.RF MERT,
comprising beautiful assortment Of Farina. Go.
logne, Lavender, & Florida Waters, various siseat
Extracts ofPatchonly Vanilla Verbena and Lem.
on Milk Of Roses; Cold, Cream and Lip Salye
Toilet Bottles; Vegetable Rouge; Toilet A labas-
ter and Pearl Powders and Pulls Rose Tooth
Paste; Rose and Charcoal Tooth Powders The
celebrated Gourand's Italian Medicased Soap. for
removing Pisnpes and beautifying the complexion;
Compound Spermaceii Soap. for preventing The
>. Skin from chopping with great variety of 6ns
ollet and common Soaps Vanilla Beans; Enc
~ Pm Cushions; Night Tapers; French Mirrorss
Bears Antique and Maccassar Oils, and Essence
| OF Tyre, for the Hair; Bay Rum; fine assot..
ment of Hair. Too.hs and Nail Brushes and Dress
ing Combs; English Rose Water and great W.
| rety Of Smelling Bottles Silk Purses, &c So.
For tie Gentlemen
He has good variety of Shaving Soaps. inciu.
ding the genuine Naples Soap; Badgers Hair q
Bristle Shaving Brushes; Wade &c hutcher's, and
Eiliott's Razors; Tweezers; Shell and Buffalo
Pocket Combs; Elastic Drinking Cups; China
Shaving Boxes; and everything suitable to com
plete Lady or Gentleman's Toilet; supply d
the; best English Mustard, utmegs, Cloves
Mace, Pepper, Ginger Cinnamon, Alspice, GG
&c; with all the leading Patent Medicines Of the
day-waranted genuine. WIN. SHAW.
Nov Goth, fs46.-ll0s
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
fnsA on accommodating terms, the following
go EH parcels of Real Estate. viz: Fifteen
- or twenty Lots. situated just outside
the limits of the corporation and the East side
of the Newbern Road. Also, three thousand acres
of Land, upon which there is Saw and Grist
MILL upon an improved principIe.) about one
mile from town, on the Newtern Road. There
is about $50 acres of C cared land. The balance
is well timbered with Oak, Cypress and Pine.
! here are also nine tasks of Turpentine Boxes
already cut upon it; besides about many
more as yet untapped. Also a good Brick-Ysrd.
Also a tract of land on the Sound, adjoining
the lands of Dr. John Hill, containing about
225 acres. Upon this property, there is con-
siderable amount o. stock, consisting of Hogs,
Cattle, &C., which will be disposed of with the
property. Also, two Houses and Lots where the
subscriber now lives.
MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept IL, 1916 So Il
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-" - YEGE.

NO YEGE.
A. FEW of the worst looking and BEST
60 RAZORS, ever brought to this market, arc
for sale by HALL d ARMSTRONG;.
November l3, 1916.
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$50 RE gTo.s IL I'd.

Runaway from my planta-
~ ton in Duplin county sometime in
e SSf June last, my negro man
sS&y "
AsaznkamAam He is about feet 10 inches high,
stout built, dark complexion, and walks little
cramped from having had his toes injured by frost,
has pleasant lcok when spoken to, and is black
smith by trade. Said boy was raised in Jones
county, where think he is lurking, and probably
harbored. He is also acquainted in the counties
of Dupiln and Ouslow. and has been outlawed.
I will give the above reward for his apprehen-
sion and confinement in any Jail within the State,
so that can get him again, and an additional sum
of $500 for evidence sufficient to convict any
white person of harboring him.
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Duplin CO., Nov'r 81, 1916 lift
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1S00lLBS. Western Dairy Butter,
AOOO 1900 lbs. do. Cheese,
Fulton Market Beef, Beet Tongues, Mack
erel and Salmon, Buckwheat, Canal Flour
Crackers, &C., for sale by
r. II. STANTON g. CO.
Nov 20, I946 loft