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Monroe Academy.

VNHE winter session of this institution wifi
u. commence on the first Monday in Novsn.
ber, and continue until the last week 10 March,.
period OF five months. i.'a t fas'
Pupil, from distance can obtain boarding si.
ther in, or contiguous IN town at the rates Of from
$l,00 to 81 rs per week.
Two or more departments will be established.
as the number and advancement Of students may
req lire 'R.i 4A'
All charges for tuition will be made by the
month, and for M less time hf.9
The following will constitute the various stu.
dies in which students be instructed. tegsthsv
with the books used, and the price Of tuition per
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SALE or DELINQUENT LANDS & TOWN LOTS
sa FOR TAXES. a5 sS s

The following is a List Of Lands and Town
Lots, and parts Of Lots, within the County
Of Monroe, returned delinquent, by John
Esrr, Esq, Treasurer and Collector OF sald
County, for the Taxes Of 1S47, to which IS
added the Interest and Penalty due there
on, and the Simple Tax Of lS4o.a g 'no1
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p. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
BrOnn's Hotel,

HAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
IL he has received large assortment Of new fall and
winter goods which opened and ready for
nation The stock embraces English, French, and Bel
gian cloths cassimeres, and vestngs in great variety
Styles qualities and prices together with large stock
very handsome fancy domestic cassimees, remarkably
good and cheap silk, wooen and cotton understands and
drawers; lot OF superior dress shirts fancy articles such
stocks, gloves, cravats suspendes, hosiery collars,
bosoms, umbrellas gowns, &c. NC.
F. ]. s. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements such
enable him furnish them at prices unusually low,
while he every article give entire satisfaction
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
wi m
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TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol. eth, be-

TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol. 9Th, be-
III ing Tor Jannaey term, 1913;
Also plete of The same in yos for sale low.
Smiths Leading Cases, vols.
Hare and Wallaces American Leading Gases, vols.
Jarman Wills--Pe kins's American edition. vols
Colye Partner-hip, from the second English edition,
with additions by ]. G. Perkns-lS43; vol.
Digest Maryland Reports BY Norris. Brown, and
Brune; l vol.
Tate's Digest of the Virginia Reports, vols
fuckers Commentaries of the Laws of Virginia, vols
Holcoinb's Digest OF the Decisions oil the preme Court
IVoi.
Peers's Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Couu
and other Courts of the United States vos.-lS4S Price
reduced to ~ 50.
United States Digest of the Decisions of the Courts
Common Law and Admiralty in the United States, vols
By Metcalf Perkins, Curtis, and Putnam.
United States Statutes at Large, 8 vols.
Just received and tcr sale at low prices.
Oct rs +. TAYLOR.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of viii upsp
payment Of the subscription be made in advance .
Dntan subscbsn forward money by sttss postage
which wl BE- Pad BY md assssA b. ssvss In its
safe ransmssos- ~ rf --tr. I. s--sI I.I,f s..tJ
COUNTRY PAPnn u pubiAsd Try weakly 1t.r d sss-
lions Congress, md semi weekly duzing ne rsosss ~
subscriptions period les sAsn year wu b. received ON
te rms prop 10 tbs above aanal af ~
90 posTMAsTERs ssthssssd to net sgsuss BY
sending subscsss with snclsssd ~ sYMI
WEEKLY subscribers wild ~ sasessd Ore WEEKLY
rers $40 via - sstlsd 10 eopyo same
edition they furnish subscFjbsss fsr, srsfA ds
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

ID virtue of deed of me, dated the 9th day of
ID February, 1913, and recorded in bef W, s. No Ill,
foios 81 o. &C. of the land records Of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and the request OF Hoy
White of Phladephia of the parties having an inter
est in the said deed, will expose sale auction,
Tuesday, the 2ls day of November at o'clock in the
afternoon front OF the premises, all that piece parcel
of ground in the city of Washington the side OF
9Th street, Pennsylvania known and distin-
gushed on the ground plan, and marked and laid down
the plat of said city lot No H. square No 40S, with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms: one OF the purchase money cash. and the
residue in two and four months be secured by the pur-
cbasers aoes satsfac toy endorsed, with interest from
the day of sale, and by deed of trust on The pemises
II The terms be not complied within three days from
the day of .ae the property will be resod weeks
notice. at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED. C. 81 q. +. DYER, Aactioneers
Oct2 2-3aWXds
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NJOTICE-By authority of the Board Of President and
IN Directors the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
raj meeting of the stockholders of the said company is here
by called to be holden in the directors OF the Bank
Washington Saturday, the lh day of November
II o'clock in the forenoon for tue purpose of considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their
ests rights and privileges under the charter Of the said
company the government OF the United States such
terms as will then be submitted them, in order the
bridge becoming free. 3a
Stockholders attending in person, and desiring to
vote, each appoint proxy by power under his or
her hand and seal, altested by t,eo Witnesses
VIM GUNrON, President.
l0-eOd
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NEW MUsIC.-This day received, the following
~ music, the old established next door to the
hotel of 18th street, which will be sold
bird less Than half ccmaking only ,ar cents page
w. FISCHER. r
Look how the stars like Jewels glisten
The song of Blanch Apen. BY Glover.
Six celebrated uuartetes of the fremont vocasls,
ranged for four voices.
There is priceless gem BY Eastman.
The Sarah Waltz BY Bohbock
July, beautiiu waltz. BY Diser.
Clarsse Harowe. With vignee.
The Bridal Belle Waltz. BY Bricher.
Guida Waltz. BY Harige.
Missouri Volunteers Quckstep.
The Hauser Grand March.
March of the Girondns.
Capt. L. w Binders Quickstep.
Melrose Polka. BY Turner
Affection Polka. BY Veerick.
Priscilla Polka. BY Harrge.
Louisiana Nightingale Polka.
The Fancy Polka. BY B. Taylor.
The Springfield Polka BY kleber
Six studies. BY Czcrny.
Kindred Hearts--for the guitar. :
Oct 2l-3,aw Alex. GaZ.
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3AS9b do amounting TO VI, Eo, iSI
Wholes S20-Halves $lO-Quarers $5-Eighhs So 80.
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery can be
had as follows,
certificate of package of rs whole tickets 1910 90
Do do rs half do l35 90
Do do 26 quarter do 81 so
DO do 6 eighhs do 33 rs
The holder of certificate of package of whoIes is en
tied all S22 may be drawn By the twenty
SIX tickets named therein Certificates OF halves, quarters
and eighths in proportion.
This scheme is one of the splendid ever drawn in
the United States and is well worthy of the attention OF ad
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
In the above splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
attention, and official of the drawing will be
sent, Immediately after it is over all who order
US Address, j. ~ c. MAURY
sep H-d&cwf Agents, Alexandria, Va
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NOR UPPER CALIFORNIA.-The well known New
York and HAVE packeship Silvie dc Gasse, Captain
Rich will despatched from New fork on the Isl oil NO
vember for San Francisco, Monterey, NC.
She has elegantly furnished cabin accommodations, and
fine lofty between decks
The price of passage in the cabin is two hundred and
lty dollars in seerage, with provisions, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
For further particulars apply to , y,ccS
Oct. I4-d2w COhCOfhAN W hipp''
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North Carolina.

Johnson's entire ioty, it will be seen, is 32 over
Longstreh and Painter, dem, is elected Canal Commits
sloner by majority OF 1858 Middeswarh, wing.
North Carolina.
We publish the official vote, taken from the Stand
ard, which we believe to be correct There is differ
ence of some 20 votes between statement and that of
the Regster--a matter of blu, little importance, however
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR-OFFICIAL.
Counties 1913. Counties 1913
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THE MAmMOTH LOTTERY!
10000 dollars.
S4O,v S25 O0O $40, 900, 100 prizes of 81 900.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesbug Academy, and for other purposes
Glass A, for lS48.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday. October %
under the superntendence of commissioners
IS number lotley--l3 drawn ballots
J. w MAURY IL CO., Managers.
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nERUVIAN GUANO.--Five hundred tons best quality
L Peruvian uuano fresh from the Chinche islands, now
andng board ship, and for sale In lots TO u P
ohasers -;
A,so he largest and complete assortment oil ayr
nlturl and implements and HELD ana Saroe
,cd. 10 be found ia tho UnitGd States.
A catalogue of 100 pages, with numerous ehRaVihRs,
will be sent gratis all applicants, post paid
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and seedsore oil
A. b ALLEN az CO,
Oct 24-dNcpIOw ls9 and l9l Water St, Now York.
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The Mammoth Lottery.
500, OO0-Sa0, OOO-s25, OOO-2O, OOOi
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR ENDowNG LEEsBuRG ACADEMY PURPOSES.
Oass A. for 1913, to be drawn Alexandria, Va. on
saturday, October D. lS4s under the superintendent
ocommlssioners.
7S number ottery-l3 drawn ballots
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NorE.-Catawba votes with Lincoln Mcdowell with
Burke Union with Mecklenburg and Arson
The majority for the whg candidate, Mr.. Manly. Ssh
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houef Oh certificate OF "A package of whoes is en-
, ueu 70 all over s22l net, that may BIZ drawn by the
ysiN tickets named therein. Certificates halves.
4'SStlters, and elghhs in proportion.
,ha seneine is one OF the splendid drawn in
United states, and is well worthy of the attention of
or tickets and shares and certificates OF package.
e above splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
nuon, and of the drawing will be sent inn
Address AZ O. MaIIRV 49,,
Aug Zs-d&cir Alexandr,a Viryinia
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ELECTIONS.

Pennsy vanilla lncisI for Governor and Canal
Com Halssioner.
Governor. Canal Commiss'
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j. w. MAURY " CO., Managers.

50; eiahths $3.50. ~N'' ~-'' f'"'''
had follows. " WIS 'P'en'io io''oiy o"h oe
certificate OF package of rs whole tickets, S27O 90
70 do rs half do I35 90
~ do rs quarter do 81 80
TT ~ do 70 eighth do 33 rs
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EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Toombs's majority 1868
REHABILITATION.

Democratic majority in the State, 25l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17
Written for the Journal & Eagle
@ T. ID = A vi.

l., tco cu;o, l;,,Io ,;ll,,-, sc n ;..o, ,,.l.,l
lios an tha h,rrs of ,ho n,,;as,ic Pm 1an
j.. , doc, rocl,y ,Is, n,h;n,, rnn. ,,rn,,rh 49,
h,,,t ot,lo ,,;Ii,,a Mn, ba,., tn,, ~,
tnlJ ,f,L;, c,i,, i,,,l, ,a'L a,,. '. 49,, -
n,ininns i Ii,oraI ".;,h s',ia,,.' ''a ';,, w.
l ,,',' ,;.,I,o;.
,r,,l, ,ho,, ,u,,J 49,
c,n mo- i'n.,ar ha ro,."n'.bio Jn",,. hono ;r
in the course of this tal, ,houlJ de- niu.,ice tn
Tho zoo, y,onle of @ .sinson ,h,t !, ,n',,, h. a.
tribGted to nv ignorance. and not TO apy wilful
Gs.ir. to wrong item.
There once lived in the aforesaid VILLAGE. a
peculiar character. who was known among the
villagers by the cornoman of "Od sam In
that manner he obtained this appcll.tion was nm.
known BY the oldest nhabtant." Whether il
was because of hi. near resemblance to ,he sold
one" or because of his own antiquity. cannot
positively affirm, but it was most probably HE
latter
| O,d Sam had lived nearly all his lite-tlne in
rather an'lqutted building, which evIdently
| mad not possessed such things as doors and WIN
doWS, and The like membranes, for years. The
siding and shingles, Ike their muster, desPlSce
all regular system and appeared 10 view each
with the other in occupying situation antago-
nstic to lis neighbor, Oi mats and rags sup
piled the place OF Windows, and a for pwer>,
Old Sam thought that "A few struggling boa rds
or even mother earth. was sufficient for him
II. would have considered it as infringement OF
his native liberty, upon which he prlded himself
TO have been obliged to use such superilultles a
these.
Day after day and week after week, the good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17
Iaac-" DEAREST MAE

We took an early star, today,
And brnvrd "A rough old ride,
To reach the place where PAINE, they say,
Wius people TO his side;
The iron horse was breathing gas
In the" scqlrstcred vale"
And every one ambitious was
10 ride upon inh
llurrah IInrrah'
For Governor PAINE, the RHli-rr
lie builds his road DER rocks and hills,
ASD GoIs FOR GENERAL TAYLOR!
Hurrah IIurrah IIuuah,
lit don't heat all natnr'
To see the wisdom and the virtue"
OF our great LegIsatur,
A-rdmg through the hill and wales,
From Mortified to the river,
On Governor Palnc's new-lashIoned rails
never did you ever
lIurrah Ilurruh &c.
tell you what it is, old boys,
This ride we are not 10th in,
Especially when we do the thing
Free gratis and for nothln,
And when, besides, the dinner comes
On Just such terms again,
I'D like To know who will not sing,
llurIah for Governor PAINE,
Ilurgah Ilurrah &c.
wish to introduce bill
| oil it quite humbIy,
And move It's passage through these cars,
BY this ere Jint Assembly -
Section |, provides that PAINE
Shall have the right TO 20
With his old Railroad where he will;
He'll do it, phether or no
Ilurrah Iurrah &c.
The I'd section has clause,
A. sharp as any eats,
That when old BELKNAr comes along,
Wen raisc our cotton hats
because he has a rough old way
In that old pate, It's sad,
OF dOing things when he takes hold
They call it "goING AHEAD"
llnrrah llurah
For BELKNAP, high aud low
lie goes ahead because YOU see,
Hes got head to GO
In section 3, it is declared,
Tina, that ere long man, MooGg,
Who smddles this old non horse,
And brings us through securc,
Shall he the Chlri old Engineer,
BY special legislation,
OF this ERE lint Assembly here
AsZACIl shall of the nation
llurrah llurrah!
Let's make the echoes roar
Though other roads are safe enough,
The Central Road is MooRE
In section it i, set down,
That moug these mountain ridges,
The name OF CAMPBELL shall rcsound
TuE HERO or rue BRlOGES
And that the man to carry out
a project very mighty,
And show that 1t IS bound to 60"
IS thu, ere same old "OLD Whitley :"
ilurrah iIurrah
Let's keep the chorus hummngl
For word has passed along the line
That same old Campbells coming
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17

As an amendment to the bill
It's moved to add n section.
Which has a tendency to raise
"A rather sad reflection -
1t is that Governor PAINE do seek
CWhv what's the man about y
10 keep the family on earth
The race must not run ont
llurrah liurrah
For PAINE the bachelor
The wonder growcth every day,
What he's unmarried for
Amendment % is proposed -
1t Is to make provision
That shall Our thanks to CAMPBELL show,
With reru nice precision.
lie has a head that's great to plan,
\ will that never fnchcs:
We wish you'd find bigger man
Than CAMPBELL OF his inches.
lIurnh IIurrah
For " Whitley" brave and true,
His heart goes fifty with his head
So say what say YOU
Now, if the President will rise
And put the thing to vote,
I'd like To know your sentiments
Upon this hill I've wrote,
And so, to end the matter well,
Before We take glass,
hope You all will answer, AVE-"
And let the old bill pass.
Hurrah Iiurrah,
Please put this vote again;
All you who are affirmative.
Iurrah TOR Governor PAINE!
l think may declare the vote,
I'll do 1t II you Will,
And now announce to this Jnt House,
The passage OF the bill
1t is before the Governor
We care for no Veto
II Governor PAINE won't sign the act.
Our COOLIDGE will, we know
llurrah lIurrah &c.
1t now is moved that we adjourn,
And IN the usual way;
For plain 1t is, at this late hour,
We break up without day
And when we reach our homes again,
Well tell the wondrous tale,
How PAINE has rode this } int
Assembly on u rail
liurrah Hurrah &c.
As for the title OF our BILL
1t is decreed to be -
" And act to Tighten public cares,
And aid estlvity."
So now, farewell to Governor PAINE,
To BELKMAp, CAMPBELL, MooRE.l
This J'lnt Assembly is dissolved
Twas iiquOrfed before
Farewell Farewell!
The following was offered by Mr. kidler of Il
'nate, which we do not find in the Atlas report:
General Ethan Allen and General S I. Belknap
= former by his prowess' secured to Vermont "A loo
'Htatlon and mime the latter by his moral int
dliy and lnirXibIe purpose the Central Rail Roa
e sure guaranty otis future growth and prosperi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17
y. Va. PERTAINS, VI. ID
M. c. RATRBUN g. co.

II Z K G II 4 \ T T ! Z =,
No. - pack's Block.
NJ G.. RATnBCS * Go. keep constantly on hand
an extensive and full assortment ui Cloths Tor every
description OF Clothing and prepared al all tunes
TO supply every article i'll the line Of Gent!cmens Fur
nShing Goods
NJ. G. EATHECN. {. T. WARD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17

SENATE.-Mr Bancroft introduced a bill
to incorporate the Vermont Bank, which was
read twice and referred To the Committee on
Banks.
Mr. Coburn introduced bill providing that
all suits pendng in favor OF the assgnecs of the
Bank OF Windsor may be prosecuted to final
judgment notwithstanding the expiration OF the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17

E"grossca Biz. To incorporate Brandon
Bank: supported by Mr. Sprague and opposed
Mr. Carpenter Of n. Adj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17
Maryland.

Worcester county, gives 246 MAJORITY for
Taylor, making his majority in the State about
1925
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17

The Governor notified that Chas. ;. Dana and
Joseph Soule decline oilices 10 which they had
been elected
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17
Burlington fire. Press.
Published a Burlington, Vt,
BY ID. W. G. CT 4 II X Il,
Editor and Proprietor.


ToVill1re subscribers who receive the paperby
the carrier, 500
fpaid in advance, 200
Mail subscribers and those who take it at the
Office, 2 90
ii paid IN advance, LOU
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the customary terms
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4. q, j. -, Pc &. G O .

2 = = O'
WHOLESALE pEAI.IE, ~
PAINTS. OILS. GI+ N%. IA ms,
Drads Foreign and American Iron, steel,
Pig Iron,
Coal Tar, Boliing Cloihs Pug and CdUeHdish To-
JdrcD,
FLOUR, and FOREIGN and Western SALT.
Agents for the sale Of Fairbanks Scars Adam
SMITHS Burr Mil Stones, Lorllnrds Maccohoy and
Scotch Snuff Smoking and
Jony II. PECK,
CASS,r-s p PrcK> On tie S3ulre, COLLEGE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10

Ane Married WOman's Private Medical
Companion. by Dir. A. NJ. MArRIcEAu, Professor
oil Diseases "f Women, 81 edition, lSfno, PIP. $50
price Isl, 25foOe copies sold an three Hsonths.
The great demand for this mos. important work,
(of which thousands are sold, has compelled the
issue of another edition. Mis intended especially
for the married, it discloscs important secrets
which should be known to them particularly.
Here every female eau discover the causes. symp-
toms. and the most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode of cure, in every complaint to which
her sex is subject.
1t Is an important question to the married why
IT Is that we behold so many married females sick
~, dehllitated and Frustrated as also the causes
and whether they are susceptible Of remedy. They
Will here find these important matters, connected
with discoveries in medical and physiological sci.
encr, which meets that question.
This work is designed to be in the hands OF ev.
cry wife and mother who has regard for her own
health and welfare, as we'll as that of her husband
The revelations contained in It's pages have al.
ready proved blessing to thousands.
10 those yet unmarried. but contemplating
marriage or, perhaps, hesitatng as to the rroprie-
ty of mourning the responsibilities attendant upon
it, the importance Of being possessed of the reve
lations contained in these pages So intimately in
vovins their future happiness, cannot be appreca.
ted.
Copies 'ciN be sent by mail free of postage.
On the receipt of one dollar, the " Married We
mans Private Medical Companion will be sen.
free OF postage. TO any part of the United States
All letters must be addressed (post-pai,l) to Dr.
A. Nj. Mauriceau, Box 1921. New York city.
Publishing office, No. 1873 Liberty. street, New
York. For sale in Wilmington. N G., at
J. H PIERCE'S. Bookstore
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.--One might ira
vel for centuries over this Planet, and yet be ig-
norant of more than half the wondrous properties
of the very weeds that grow and wither on its
surface. The roots that pierce its mould open an
other field ofinvestigation prolific and bound
less. See what has been effected by the concentr-
alton Of the properties of single root, in combi-
nation with other vegetable substances, in the form
Of Sands Sarsaparitka. Its benefits. now so wide
ly diffused, are acknowledged with gratitude by
thousands, whose liberated flesh, or suppura.
ing glands, or blotched and pimplc-clustered skins
were deemed beyond the influence of medicine un-
til this rem d. was tried. Its operations are in
harmony with Nature. II not only subiugates
disease, but recruits the energies which indulgence
may have parazed.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. Sands, Drug.
gists, leo Fulton street, New York.
Sold also Ey VIM. SHAW, Wilmington, n
G, and by Druggists generally throughout the u
nited States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for IS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-10
DIED..

In this town, on Saturday night last, Mr.. Free
man Ruggles, of the Carolina HOTEL in the Goth
wear of his age. He was highly esteemed clti-
zen. He was a native of Massachusetts, near Bos-
ton, but had resided in this town and neighbour
hood for nearly thirty years.
In Bladen county, on the 29th ult., Ms. Ann
A King. IN the 9th year of her age, and on the
same day, Mary Leonora, aged years, wife and
daughter of MIR. David King.
At Fort George Island, East Florida, on the
Sd of Feb, George Gibbs. Esq, in the SD year
of his age. He was native of this vicinity. and
for many years merchant in Wilmington.
+ In Bladen county, on the 18th JAM, Mrs. Sarah
Elwel, wife Of Mr.. Joseph Ewell, ST.. in the 7lst
year Of her age. She was member Of the Mem
odist Church for many years, and has left large