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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Gin fei,tperer Oicbifnhf.

Sn .oes Nadt pom Ieeten Samffaa ailf
Scnntag rpurbe In biefer Stabt einer Der
fre6ffeu Disbffdas beaanssn ueldbe is all,
bier psribt tDuroen. Go muroe namIit Der
Stebr uufnes Nabbars g b o m 8 %.
% iLfc,n. NIT ,Sltfe falfHr S6IiresI as.
sfnst zine ,Guontitdt Der bsfsn unp toif.
tarHsn @htr. bsffebsnb aus Ssiesnwaaren.
Smaspfs. GuG, GaBimers. etc. su Dem 8s'
Iauf pom etipa 1900 bis 1900 Ebalsr oarans
gsllcbleu, ano fcbann berfeIbs wisesr wis
aerpbhnlih perfbloBen. 6srr Wilfon bait
e CD Iekte Mo6e mad philadelphia beee
BEN. .,uu, nsne Ginfiufe Su MAIDEN. uno
sfiiffiddweife bate er nod feline Der neu'
IN @utsr biebsr asbratt. Mabrfbciulih
iff IS aud. oaB oem oeer ben Oisbsn ees
bttnnnt mar. uno fie nibt pu6ten bas 0srr
Bitfon am Samffag dbrno Suriid eefebrt
war. iino gsbatbfen eiefe @deaenbtit Su be.
mubeu. nm ibre Beufe su e,baften. aus
bem, gau,su mus man fdbIiesen baB ss er
fdbrne Spietuten maren. Die ofefsn Eaub
besienasn inbem iie srdce bic Samias
Ratt fir ibrs fbwarss Sbat ausmdblten,
upahrfheinIih aIdubeno eds Der 9ieblfabl
nidbt ppr Montaa Moraen sntbsdt meroen
Wiros uuo mieenb. ba6 iCllte er entosdt
wsrpen. man. ba ss Sonntas iei Die Sabe
ni6t ourd ben Sslrsrapb bsfannt MAIDEN
Tonne. Der Disbaabt muroe aber fbon
frube am Sonntas Moresn entoe6t. uno
mir boffsn ssitlih aenua um oiefe 8erbre
der sinSufaneeu. 0lle m6sIids MlitteI rur
eeu,.. 70 balo ss fib tbun liee. anaswanot.
umbie Misetbater ausfInpis su MAIDEN. al
Iein bisber nor es nob nitt geIun9m fe
,u frbaffsu. Man bat Swar Seroadf auf
asf6i6e SremcIinss bic am Sumifas in Die.
fer 'Staot sdsben nureen-cie ab,pefenc
fino.euno AM Sonntag siniae 20 MsiIsn
weffftd Don bier asfeben wcrcen fein fcuen.
abef ot fis in Der 3bdt Gle S6ulcisen fnc,
muB bic Belt erif isbrsn.
200 2baIer Belobnune in fur bic Self.
fthuna Der Diebe uno Die @ieoererIansuns
esrgntsr fsiisefset. unb mir bCfTsn oa6 Elm
Seer atlss in fsinsr Matt baSu bsitra9sn
wirc. um bitfeIbe einSufanssn, inosm cies
h6bft ssfibrIi6e &fufeI in @snf6snsefiaIt
ftin niu6sn; uno inpem biefsr 8erIuff fur
.6urn @iIfon, Der bsfanntIi6 ert lestes
Sabr sdnali6 auSsebrannt III, Su f6wer Su
srtra9nili.
-ztlsbrigsns wotltsn mir allen dnratben,
itrt pduftr irobI su perwabrsn. uno Su be.
wadsn. inoem es wnbrfdeinlib III, caBI
nun nod msbrere DisbffdbIs bier besansen
sperpsn.-bsfonosrs wsnn es cisfea S6ur
ZEN oeIinssn foIlte. sIldlid nit ibrer 8sute
ben 1rmsn Der 9rehti9feit Su entsebcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Sirb> Ginipei3une.

Gomioas nub eenntdas. fm 17ttn uno Istu Sc,
9sbtr lcI bic neusrtout Gdtrpbeitbou airhe ttust:
rpsibstpsrbtn. s1shrs fr0nbs prsoi9er uereeu ebth
boitsn unb oas acutain Srhsftsr piro init anearsis
finer uft Die Secrlidteit srbSbcn. @ei9s Getranft
rptroen nitbt ouf osm Grunes srlautt.
Satcb SRidn Qcter SRidh,
Horio Gbsrborn, petcr SldQsr,
Saumsi1ter,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
9oriefe TIM QIlIentaun @Oltamt.

Scbn attrsdt, Sritorib Serres, Scbn gaIemeu.
g3iOam GttuSI, 9Rtuiem Derr. Scbn 1istt. 9. u. D.
Dcrnsn, 6. 9. Depop, Or. G. G. Gnslifb pster Gfdocs
man, Sfiuom Snniau, Sattb edsrnlaltbtsr, Scbn
Sid, Scbn Gcuneis GSrrsc e5ceo, 3tmcttr GsionSr.
bcrass 65rcF, sNiB eounob Gutter, psnrr betnboro.
CHARTS bCiu benfp !6sin, aDraham Sunstsr9sr, sd'
trtu, Gbdrlts 8 aramst. pbilip Anarpsntere1. Sos
rab andus, 6. .. anore. Sanss 2sd, 1bant einocn.
ftlIr rovo erra, Scbn g. g)aaitet. aHilIion, apils
isr etrrss 0Raicr. sfbn y. u1rfr, G 8. gQebr Ssn.
Rsid1oro, Gattoiiro 8cinfbmitb, dnooIina gmitb,'
0cni. SbSGrr. Gbrtrpbr SbubGrt Gbayles ebcl,
Diana Srtrlcr. Gamud Sl. SSstsr, @sCrae @bryfss,,
Srftrb geslG 2btmas 9Ssif ''ioS
Motia 9. Sornbtd, q. W,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SsasipuaI 2dbuI.(s cuprntipn.

Sn pbiiabeIpbia 1T cine National Con-
etntiou Iur Grrbeiierun9 Der SoIfsfbu'
len in ben Scr. ct. am IL. Sftober Su'
fanmsuastreteu. 0r. 9orace Mann BON
Madabufetts prdlibirte. uno fcu cine trtff'
iitbe @r6ffuunesreoe gsbaItsn babsn. gStr
wuufcbsn ben Befrsbanaen Der Convention
ben bs(ien Grfeis iie wiro aber nur oann
All ibrtm 3isle esIansen. ptnH lie auf Die
GrunoIdae gutter BOlfsfduten ibr baupt'
(Sblibss 1nsenmerf ndmib bic
asilbina gutter S6ullebrsr eutb @rnn
bnna outer Seminarisn.
Beraiftuns.-Gin freier Sarbiser
in. pittsbura, glamsus SOfspb ScIp. Der als
fcasnannter Snbion DOftor praftieirts, 1T
In Der eritten Munieipaitdt orretirt rpor'
btr. bd Ct ben Eob zines fsiner patjentsn
nit ylamen gBilliam t6op's eur6 cine Dolls
7r,enei perurfadte bic Seftion Der Set6e
I;es eeinen 8peifeI oarhber, oa6 bic 1risnel
aus Ioufey gift SutfanSen Sulammsn &C.
feet mar.
SGSn GnslanO fot Der Ssrbroua Don
prdnep fart Sunsbmtu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
SANS ser Vfepreientanten.

Uodm5--~Santel U(. SmDier.
aleabenp- Sonas Or. M'GIintod. @B
Gspep, ".5Obn @itIer, "9R. 6. @alfer.
Urmifron9- g. &bsp.
Sraofcro St0dweu. HSofepb 6
Wowsu.
8epfO,b-Sobn Ge6na, g &obifou.
8eauer-@SObn 1uiion, "Bm. Smitb
SerfS- Daniel 3ebp. @m. Sbaffner
u. 9. Ssatber. Scbn 6. @uans.
Blair-H Charles 6. 8infeao.
Sutlsr-HO. s.. @. Sromer.
8uds-"6. Il. 98iaiams. "5as. Slow.
ers. gowaro NideIion.
@rawforo "S. 9. 2apio, ~. Econ.
arb.
Centre unb elsarfIsIO s. .. @sef. gB.
S. 5empbia
Gbefer-"0avio S. gent. "5Obn Gdr,
"Sobn u. 8omsn.
Columbia "Beniamin g. Sortnep.
ermberIano-Senrp @bur&, 2bOs. 6.
Sepuner.
Cambria 8uiam Il. Smitb.
9eEaware-@Same 6. 9ewis.
Daupbin-"SObn 9. &utberforb, aE.
Duncan.
@rie-aSames 6. 0leio. seeffert .6art.
SrantIin -"Bm. Safsr. IS. M'eeon.
Sapette-S. y. Oownsr, S. 9. 9riffIn.
9reene eemis Roberts.
SuntinscOn-"uu 6. GornYn.
Snciana-a aBiuiam Guans.
Ssffafon. Clarion uno Ssnango- Sobn
.. Me@almcnt, Sobn .9aliin9s.
9etanon-" "Sobn SD Rillinaer.
9eda uno @arbUn-SObsrt 1IGs, Gam.
usl @arr.
eussrne- Sobn q. eOngnsbam, anorsp
Beaumont.
9ancoifer-" "Gnorew @abe, ae. Sur
forc. "RObnt SaIomin. @.Satob Sliblp, III.
I1Scott @mina.
epeomina. Clinton unb pettsr = Bm.
Brincle. Bipiam Snnn.
WtiffIin- Asranoer 9ibbonp.
Mcutscmerp SaUip epans. g8n. =.
@orrifcu, @m. 0turp.
Mlrer-Srbn 5ogs. Morris Seed.
NcrtbumbetIanc-Scbn y. Yodsr.
9teritamptcn unc Monroe-Sames 81.
porter, Mihad MNers, s. 2. MorrIs.
perp- 0apio SteWaro.
9biaeeIpbia Staet-aSbcs. 6. StseIs
@Stcrss 8 Sart, "@. D'0siu, ".SsIs 81.
8urosn, "@raia BteoIe.
QbiIaceIpbia @auntp-S. e. .Sinlstter
Z pieriUu. Soispb 6. Molcp, s. Sadfcn
6i6aro Simpfcn, Wm. 8. Soueer. Ssn-
rp Suptet. g. GricIanc.
SduplFiu-"M "MtCIas Sones, Bm. S
Dobbins.
Scmcrfet- n6eurp ettle.
Susqusbonno unc @pcmina Sionsr
g. Wsus. Y. MowrD.
Sicaa-S Sercmiab 8lod.
g8oi6ins,on-S. .. Sect, e. @aticn.
Befmorelanc-5. p. Gairo, Sobn S
Mc@uuod. SOiepb 9uffep.
gRarren uno MeRean- Stofffelo.
lBdpne une psit Ebomos %. Grier.
Union uub Suniata-"Gli SIifer.
9Dcrf--Gemuno Srcne, Sac. 9. 9aIee
man, u. 6. Me@urep.
SDiroerbVlune.
eUfOfCfcs. @biss.
~Senat, IL 10
tSaus, SO. al
eCfO Msbrbeit bel percinter abitimmuu9 Is
S@aS 1T IS, eas Sunimmt. ie ueb
man oappn ibut ?-untwprt Gin ecb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
@unlntz Gthnhe.

Die ellntlrlbristensu BADEN fccbsn 1000 paor g0dn
nsr, Damcn uno SRiGss GunnpisShube erbaten.-
Gin prabtiser 1rtitd ron edoies Gummi:Sticfel.
Goldman uno 8rueer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
&ibies OreSs@iiter

y lntSr Der 9rNn @erfhicbsnbcit pen Gsies uuo ana
SSsn SssssamM SSlebe Ole lnttreihneten nelis5 in
>, Is. sa 'ss Der etaet uno tnsesnh
lid %S"'' E1NA''"' "S"''
@bamsIeOn 9ros be &bsine. ia ,ot,,;,,a
unb ftbmarSe fi9urirte Seics fS ] sy,s,ne
reid foIorirter uno nebfelfarbiger GS,,;n
fbmarSsr @rOs be &bsine I; fattin, asfirss.,
fdmarSe unc farbi9e fupsr franioiif6e MS
rinOss, /; epOnefe Gobur9 uno Sbibst 2udb )
Mobair unb Ssioe Darp alpaca paramal.
tas @afdmsre Mous &c Gain, @cfaics.
M,riean Stripes, II. { 10. @benfaus &bi.
bet, wolsns. 8ai Staat une anbere auab.
rot uno Ian9e Sdawls, GIoafin9s, Sanos
ibube, Sriimpfe. II. 10.
pres, Butb, uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

Gantpen Sampen ! Gampen {!
Godman une 8ruoer baben foeben
elm auaemsines 2iIortement @ampbine. Sluie
uno S6maIj eampen, Ganoslsbras. etc.
etc. erbaIten, ~elde iie febr nieoris fur baa.
rss @eIo perfoufen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Oefentlibe gSenDu.

Sefentlt6e WenDu.
Somfaas ben lOten Nopsmbsr, um l tlbr
Na6mitaas. fOa ouf oem plase isIblt Of
fsntIitb oerfauft peesn:
@ime febGebare 9Slantaicbe,
asIsaen in SaISburs Gaunfbip, ee6a Co.,
liofeno an eano BON SaeOb ueberrotb. Da'
uio 9iet, nno anoereS entbalteno 81 G&'
er. 0R SerbsBerunasn fno Elm 9rc6es
bcppeltes ffeinsues
- SS D6n baus, S0pet>
:;;:NRs ssrfbsusr. Ssictrprs6 Saus nit
lssHR prsbs. uno ancsre Nebeneebduoe
l3 AdG ess @issntbums lit 9utss 6oIS
lamb, 7 oder pcrnebme 9Hiefen, uno BET
RsIf pOrtrsfflidss BauIano. Ser plas 1T
binldngih nit flisbsnoem @afier psrfeben,
incem dine nisfebIsnps Spring i'm 8suer
oes @etntaufss sntfprin9t. cine anoere err
aiest Gb in einsn 1ros Sur Grdnfuns ees
Ssisbs. uno nod cine brittle III unweit ees
Sauiss. Gin gutter GepfeIbaum9artsn be-
fineet f6 auf Dem eaucs. fowie cine Baum:
f6uIe. aues in untsr euten Stnisn uno
pas 8duIano In bobsr @uItur.
Die 8seinaun9sn am Serfaufsta9e uue
1ufwattunS BON
SUbu Tattreer.
SctobG 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
2wei fremDe 6tbafe

psfinbu fG Icn cine ssrorn,s 5eifnns bet ben Sda'
fen oes iiner,Nhustsu in gcrtbanptcn 5auufhip, eeo
go,intp Der rcd,ts Gleusr N trfidjt Ftiu G9cnihum
,l ttpsen uno sessn 8s;dbuns nsr tntcifeu dtjnbc'
len 6ei 2Ibrabdm SSotman.
Sttetr 2o 3ul
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
RGN a6rt6 t.
Setobst 25.

Que bieisnissn 9srfonsn bic nod Scrbe-
runaen su MAIDEN babsni on Die 9intsrIaf-
fsnIbaft Der psrtfOrbsnsn 6 t ar n q
g8 { ee |. Ieetbin pOn Sbsr'Maeunsis Sip,
eedba Gauntp. fino sIu6t bisfslbs poblbe-
Iidtiat innerbaIb 4 @obsn eiuSubrinaen.-
GeIbe bic nod an bsfagte SinterIaeenftaft
fbuoig fuo. rpsrben sIsi6faus erfntt in
nerbaIb bsfuster 8eit ibre SerbincIi6tslten
abSutrasen.
October Is. R4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Gappsn! Gappsn! Fappen!

SDdInan unc Sruoer perferti9tn iroe lrt pcn
Hdbtnen uno 9e9dsttn 8oppcn, tpCtbc IL bSin GrcGsr
uno aleinsn ftbr ipcbtfcit ptrtoukn.
lQcntaun, Oft. %. uo-l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
gsssbrie,t sem Der Ofeabiugcr CALIFORNIA;
6efelIiehaft.

Or. uriab @rssn. sin MitsIieb Der Reo'
einaer California gefeuihait. bat siuen
Drid au fsinsu Surudsebiebenen Brueer
afhrisben, unter oem Datum: San Gran
aists. 1aauf 3L,- Woraus bcrpcrsebt saB
Giuiae fhwer nurb Granfbeit beimaefutt
wureen. uno sessnwdrtis funf front lInc
wcruuter fih Or. BaIter Wlartin pon bic
fem .Srt tsfiHost. Der febr am Ourbfaa lei
ben fou, absf or6 wieoer aus Dem Bette
fein fam. Die uebrisen limb ale ssfunc.
Sie. .blsiben in San Sransisfo bis bas Sdiff
anfommt. weIdes nm Gap 9ern fommsn
muB- esbensmitteI limb fsbr tbeuer Sar;
scffslu perfaufeu bu 3lH. Gents eas pfune ;
8utter 81 IS pas pfuuo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Gin yprtreffibes staa strbeit.

,s1ls mir Isete Mobe an Der &uf6snma
6ersi bes 6erren u TENS a m r. in
eisfer Staot. porbsi pa6irten, wutpe unisre
1nfmerffamfsit auf cine fCebeu ppllsncete
Carriage sescsen. Die fur 9rn. 2bomas
Graf 9. In Carbon @auutp, usrfertist ,pur
hs.--gBir unterfuhtsn eisfsbe fObann &c
nau. Muo mh6sn bsfenusn. baB 70 nett mir
in cisfem @efhdfts;weia ;u urtbeiIen-im
Sf6nbt linb. mir ME sin fb6nsres. nsttcres.
uno mir gIaubeu au6 teserss SdbrSsug &c.
fshfu BADEN. unfsrs Stuot fdIiset in Ger
1bat .3anowsrter, in iscem Sad. in ii6.
Die an ffinem ouosrn DIT in Der Union lber
frcffsu wereen. -iibsrbaupt baben es nber
unfsrs ,hsiiss Rutftsnma6er, iuibrtm Sa6
fsbr wsit sebradt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

3 S6netDer Derlan9t.
Drsi erfabrne Sbnsiosr'@sfeOen Werbsn
fcaleib uerlauat. um an &oden su arbeiten.
@ute Sdnoe f6nnsn befidncise Bef6dfti9'
una erbalten, menn fis iib fpsleib meIoen.
in Gatafuuqua, nd6fte Sbhre 6u Grcb's
Stobr, bel
SUbn g. aNatbett.
Sftober 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
im &echa NallntN!

Die untsrf6riebenm, in Der tSamittcn
Straee, on Dem rpObIbefannten StancpIae
fruber bewcbnt pom 1potbefer G6mipt.
munfden a6tungspou ole Qufmersfamteit
ces pubIifums auf ibrsn auseebebnten uno
neumOoisen Stcf Don StiefeIn. S6uben,
9htsn uno &appen Don ispsr Sorietit su
lenfsn. weIben fie entfbIeTen fno pobifei
Ter su psrfaufen, aIs irssno Elm aneerss
@tabIiiIsment in ee6a @auntp.
Sbr Sorrotb bslfsbt aus ieoer Srfbie
oenbeit BON 8io, Moroeco uno faIbleosrnc
Stiefel uno Stube. @aiters. Clippers. etc.
fur Samen; feline uno 9robe Stiefel unb
S6ube fur Minnsr unb &naben; &inoer
ibute BON isoer Senennun9. Sunni Site
feI nno S6ube, u. {. no, II. f. no.
Eommt uno febet!
&pcbman unD Srubcr.
Sftober 25. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

ES8as it ss. oas Sunimmt. ie msbr
man oapon tbut ?-4ntwort Gin eo6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25

xzSn ensIOnO foa Der grrbrou& Don
grdnSp fart Suusbmtu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
DIED.

In Onslow county, on the 8 LIST ult., Alexander
Hamilton, infant son of Owen Higgins. Esq.
In Greensboro, Greene County, Ala, on the
I'd inst, Mr.. Willie Jones Groom, formerly of n
c., in the 54th year his age.
At her residence, near Clinton, in Sampson CO.,
on the 2sth ult, Mrs. Ann Holmes, relict of the
late Mr.. Owen Holmes, in the seth year OF her
age. .-.-.-..- ... H..
Another revolutionary mother has been called
from time to eternity, and trust that her spirit
has assembled aloft to the God who gave it. She
died as she always bad lived, beloved and cherish
ed by all who knew heI-and oh how soothing
must be the reflections of her numerous friends
and relations, when they imagine her seated on
the right hand of Blessed Redeemer, where pain
nor trouble shall reach her no more forever. She
trusted in the promises of her God, and soothed
her passage from this to better world and "link-
ed the last pangs of expiring nature with the first
rapture of never ending joys.
On the 4th instant, on board Brig Importer
lying at Smithville. Edward Mooney, seaman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
COM NJ E CIAL.
" WILMINGTON MARKET-Sept. 6.

w u4IAAhhbA p -
Bacon-North Carolina descriptions are
plenty. and sales slow at quotations. No
Western Bacon in market.
Corn-Cargo from North Counties, repor-
ted last week, $500 bushels has been sold at
5l4c. per bushel 900 bushels from Bladen
county afloat, unsold. The market is well
supplied. We quote al so 514c.
Cofee-This article has gone up half cent
per lb. See table.
FTour-Recent arrivals from Fayetteville
have replenished the market, and the stock
now on hand is heavier than for several weeks
past. Quotations have receded to 5 so IS.
Hau-No arrivals since last report
L,.mber-We can hear of but one sale of
river lumber; scantling at 81 per NJ.
Tsmber--Mill Timber sells remarkably
slow: one raft common sold al "a 20.
Lard-No Western lard on the market
North Carolina descriptions have advanced
cent per ID. The article is scarce.
Molasses-None.
poyk-Northern mess pork has advanced TO
$I2 Sl3 per Dbl. -,
Sah-None received. Quotations nominal.
MISUNDERSTANDING sales Whlskey has
been made al our highest figure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
TRUST SALE.

IN accordance with deed of assignment made
to me. by Edward h. Rue, bearing date 9th
February ls49, will proceed to sell at auction,
at Exchange corner, on Monday, the LIST of Octe-
Der. if not previously disposed of private sale,
HOUSE AND LOT, on the southwestern cor
ner of Church street continued and Boundary
street, the lot containing one hundred and SIXTY
i've feet front, on Church continued, running back
along Boundary street, sixty-six feet. The house
IS newy built of best materials neatly finished
and painted four rooms, kitchen and other out
houses; with well of excellent water.
Also Another small House and Lot. on the
east and adjoining the above; the Lot the same
size, one hundred and sixty five feet front, and
running back sixty-six feet.
Terms made known on day of sale. The said
property or either portion Of it, may be purchas-
any time previous to the day of sale. a.s..s
-. N. N. NIXON, Assignee.
August 81, lS49. Sits
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
MIR RE ID.

At South STAFFORD, Va, on the 7th inst, Capt
o A Buck, of Raleigh, to Miss Lucia Dow
In Stratford, Conn.,, on the 23d ult., by the Rev.
c w Everest, John Springs, Esq, of South Car
DINA, TO Mrs Elizabeth Ann Davis Hill, late OF
Wilmington. .s..
At Laurel Hill, Richmond county, on the 2lst
inst, by the Rev John r Mcintosh, Mr.. John G
Pearson, of Guilford county, to Miss Mary Little,
eldest daughter of the late Tryam Mcfarland.
In Richmond county, en- the 18th ult.. by Alfred
Baldwin, Esq, Mr.. George Usrey. of Montgome-
ny county, to Miss Nancy Usrey, daughter of Mas
tin Usrey. 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

] will offer at public auction, a: the Court,
House in Wilmington, on Thursday, the 18th Of
September next, if not previously disposed of al
private sale, valuable lot, lying in the said town
of Wilmington. between Chestnut q Mubury SITS.
near the eastern boundary of the town, together
with the improvements it. Said lot is sixty
six feet front on both Chestnut and Mulbury sts,
and running back three hundred and thirty three
feet. The improvements consist of two good fra,
med dwelling houses, with kitchens and othel
out. houses, together with we'll ofexcellent water
There are also two small shops on the lot which
is all under fence and in good order.
Terms made know on the day of sale The ii
tie is warranted. Persons DESTROYS of seeing th
above property, can do SO by calling upon Mr.. II
w. Foy. REUBIN EVERITTE.
Aug 24.-T50-ts* .
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$50 Reward for London
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
p New Hanover COUNTY.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this
day been made to us. two Of the Justices Of the
Peace for the State and County aforesaid, by
MILES CesTIS, that certain male slave belong
ing to him, named LONDON. about 20 or 81
years DID, 5 feet 10 inches high, stout and likely,
hath a5sented himself from BIZ; said masters SER
vice, and is lurking about in the County commit
ting acts of felony and other misdeeds: These
are, therefore, in the name of the State, 10 COM
mand the said slave forthwith TO surrender himself
and return home 10 bis said master; and we do
hereby by virtue of The Act of Assembly in such
cases made and provided intimate and declare,
that if the said slave named LONDON, doth not
surrender himself and return home immediately
after the publication of these presents, that any
person may KILL and DESTROY the said slave
by such means as he they may think fit, with
out accusation or impeachment of any crime or
offence for so doing, and without mourning any
penalty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under our hands and seals, this 9th Au
gust, $40.
JAMES 7. MILLER, ]. p. GSeaI.I
w. G. BETTENCOURT, up. [Seall
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NOTICE.

Taken up and committed to the Jail of Onslow
county, the 18th inst, a negro man, who says
his name is John, and that he belongs to Daniel
l.. Russell, of Brunswick county. Said negro is
about thirty years of age, and will weigh about
100 lbs. Also, a negro man by the name of Dave,
and SAYS he belongs to r. H. Grant, of Whining
ton, and says he was hired by Messrs. Gardner 4
Russell. of the same place. Said negro is about
thirty years of age. and will weigh about $50 lbs.
he owners of said negroes are requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
them away, or they will be dealt with as the law
directs. w. D. HUMPHREY, Shift.
Aug % -r5O-lIw
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G.. III. LIPPIHT

HAVING removed to the store late occupied by
Messrs. ANDERSON & You've, and known as the
Anderson Store, is now receiving general assert
ment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, &c, adapted 10 the wants OF the town
and country. @
C. H. J.. respectfully invites bis customers to
continue their trade with him at his new stand
He would also say to the customars of Messrs.
Anderson & Young that. having succeeded to
their business stand, (they having gone out Of
trade) he is DESTROYS of succeeding to their bust
ness also, and believes be can offer inducements
for their old customers to trade with him. They
are respectfully invited to call and examine his
Goods, and judge for themselves.
Wilmington, N. e., Sept 7,,is49-[52-6t
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
FARM and LANDS, on which he now resides,
situated on the east side of South River, and for
merly owned by George Bannerman. Said lands
contains five hundred and seventy -fve Acres, of
which there is enough cleared to produce from
one thousand to twelve hundred bushels of corn
per year. The Improvements are good dwell
ling ard out-houses together with well of excel
lent water. A-i-zss4 a.ss
Persons wishing to purchase can SEQ the place
and learn all the particulars by applying on the
premises 10 GEORGE w. HENRY
New Hanover county, Aug. 81. 1919. 5l-7t'
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES.

WILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday, second day of
Court, the plantation well known by the name OF
HANAPER, situated about three miles from the
town. containing 100 acres of Rice Land, ard $50
of Pine or High Land.
Also, several likely young negroes. one Of which
is carpenter by trade, having regularly served
his apprenticeship. and would be valuable hand
as driver or confidential servant. ssa
The conditions of the sale win be a 80 days
note at Bank. approved security, the privilege Of
renewing ONCE in full, and then one.fourth every
go days ill paid, r. GOWN, Mosisssee,
Ans 81, le49-I5l.ss
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Office Of The vii. & Man. B. B. Co. !

I'D MARION &. H., ,. ", sept. IL 10
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington q Man
chester Rail Road, are hereby notIhed that, by an
order of the Board of Directors, the third install
ment of Five Dollars per share has been called
for. to be paid on or before the first day of Octo
Der next.
The subscribers residing in Wilmington ana
vicinity, are requested TO make payment during
NV absence to o. g. Parsley, at the Commercial
Bank, who has been appoiated Agentte receiy.
and collect ell instruments now due, or which
will become due hereafter. .,s -x
The delinquent subscribers are hereby uotife,
that their notes and accounts have been placed Il
his hands for collection
E JOHN McRAE, n.
sssl sazs g. ~ Treasurer w! & Al. n. x.
Sept 7, Is4e--E524io
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The PrODrietOrs of the

NEW YORK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Compliments to the Ladies, and others about to
commence Housekeeping. We hereby give TO-
tice TO the public, that we win shortly receive from
New York and Boston, large, varied aud ex-
tensive assortment of Cabinet Furniture, Carpet
ings Oil Cloths, Mattresses, SC. &c, together
with many articles of Housekeeping goods, which
We will be prepared TO SELL as low as articles of
same quality can be purchased in more Northern
markets by the consumer. No persons about to
commence Housekeeping need send to the North
for their supply. We are determined to offer in-
ducements here in our own town as favorable as
can be obtained elsewhere.
Hold yourself in readiness for our stock about
the 18th September. when we will try and suit all
who favor us with call IL .-z+ s.
Aug 3l-[5l1 81 G & w A GWYER