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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

CIRcAssIA-Circassia is mountainous but very
fine and beautiful country bordering upon the Black
Sea at its eastern extremity 1t is also contiguous to
the Russian Territory lying toward this extremity of
the Euxine, and nterposes its lofty mountains and
fertile valleys between the clutch of Russia and those
more level and less wild countries toward the Eu-
pirates and the Tgres. 1t is the aim of this ambi
tious power, Russia to become possessed if it can of
all the realms contiguous to the Black Sea, on all
sides. On side the wolf' has already laid his
paws on the Danubian Provinces, ON Moldayia, Bull
garia, Walachia and is, this sde therefore, fast
advancing toward Constantinople. But before it can
enslave the tracts lying the southern coast of this
sea- it must subdue and pass the fine people who hold
Circassia-a race, in physical requisites the finest
specimen of men now to be found ON this globe, and
of courage and activity unsurpassable Against these
noble but unofending people, the Muscovite serfs
have for many years, been carrying cruelty,
bloody, but fruitlcss No quarter is given and
the amount of lives lost is not known excepting that
generally it is very great It is believed that, taking
battles, sickness, fatigue altogether into account not
less than 100000 Russian sers have left their bones
among the wild passes and this without gaining any
ground that is tenable. The Gar in furtherance of
this murderous conflict tries to stop all by
to Circassia.--Londom Standard Of Freedom.
To abundance of grass is the foundation
of all good husbandry, and should be the first and
last object ofevery who desires to be successful
and prosperous farmer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

Boston, Deer 5th-NAvAL SToREs-The receipts of Spi-
rt Tupentine have been $50 bb But very little has been
done since last decided improvement in the New York
sales have been made at 81 IS ccnts cash. Sc cents
months the market at the close rather unsettled In Tar
Rosin, and Pitch the sales small lots.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
Commercial.

CHARLESTON, Deer l2.CoTroN-The Cotton market was
very quiet yesterday the transactions having been limited
100 bales Holders unwilling to meet buyers
the decline of the preceding day. hence the limited
The transactions at extremes ranging from 81
lOsc Prices for the present must be considered nominal
BALTIMORE Deer 11-Four 81 IS Coffee, Rio Ia II
cents change in the Grain market Whiskey q cents
in hhds and % cents in bbls.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

New YORK, Deer 8th-NAvAL SToREs-Turpentine is in
moderate request and the sales recently noticed at
decline We report since last 900 bbs North county,
private terms 1900 bbls North County Common Rosn IS
cents ST. delivered from vessel 500 bbs Wilmington, 81
10 81 20 from vessel and delivered and 600 barrels Spirits
Turpentn at Sc 36a CENTS cash. and 37Ac time Common
Rosin is scarce and commands advance previous prices
Tar is very inactive.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

BEAUTIES OF THE ARIsToCRACY.-Mr. DlsraeH has
stated that the lands of the United Kingdom mort
gagged for an amount two-thirds as great the Ma
tional Debt. And the interest these enormous
mortgages The interest that crushing National
Debt and the support of the whole governing arstoc
racy comes upon the backs of the laborers. There
is where the whole burden FALLS and there is where
rests the whole burden of the world. In England
every working man is the slave ofmany taskmasters
He works to support government, army, and navy
to support privileged and pensioned aristocracy
try to pay the interest on the national debt and the
interest on the mortgages of his landlords If after
all this, there is anything left he has it. If not he
starves. These are facts to make men in love with
Democracy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAKOLlNA

ARRIVED
Dec s-seamor VIM B Meares, Toomer Fayetteville to
Brig Cen. Taylor, False, New York, to G. W. Davis.
Brig Cardiff, Mssser Marie Cuba, to Hathaway Son;
with Moasses .t
schr Mary Francis Abbot North Washington, to A Nor
schr D Woodbury.. Ramona, with naval stores to G w
Schr Pearl Dexter, Jacksonville to Brown; with 900
bushels and 81 bbls Turpcntine.
-sehr Patmos Thomas p Fall River to George HARRIS.
with mdze to sundry persons.
spirits turpentine and rosin. $3.50. 49, -@-et
chr Chtanna Caroline Burns, Little River, Master;
s1sc Sci g Ambaasador Herrek Bedford to Harriss
Schr Capt John. MeFarln, New York, to 6 " Davis
Steamer Rowan Hurt, Fayetteville. to Worth; with
lsBg Porto Rico Staples Boston, in ballast to George
schr Leesburg Boon Philadelphia DeRosset Brown,
with merchandise to sundry persons.
schr Powell, HUDSON New York. in ballast, to G W
Davis.
Dec 6-Schr Ira Brewster, Horton New York. by Ia-
Wis with 35 bbls ron $50 bbls spirits urpentne 5 bales
cotton 6l2 BUSH peanuts bales heetngs, s. bales yarn
7-sehr D Leighton, Handy, New York by George Har-
Sehr Charles Mills Francis New York. by DcRosset
Brown.
Steamer Evergreen, Rush, Fayetteville by John Banks
s-Schr Glenory Giazier Richmond. by G w Davis with
Brig Lucy Atwood, Atwood, Baltimore, by G w Davis
with i3O, 900 fit lumber.
Scnr EacOn, Ioie, pS " W Win 'C
600 It lumber. .=r
Barque John Taylor Martin for San Francisco Califor
nia by G. w Davis with 26 600 Planned lumber IL house
frames, 25 900 Blacks Contract Shingles.
PAssENGERsNIr Capt Martin, daughter and servant
Miss Crawford, and L Randall
Steamer VIM Meares, Toomer, Fayetteville, by 1 {
Worth with salt and molasses.
Brig Martha Rogers Boardman for New Orleans, by Bar
ry, Bryant & Adams.
l0-Schr G IL Rogers, Steeman, Philadelphia, by Georg
IIarriss; with spirits turpcnne tar pitch rosn, 81 bale
yarn A bales sheetng bags wool S5l bush Peanuts D.
600 fl lumber
Il-SteamcrG Graham Peek, Fayetteville, by Lat
ia; with mdze FOR sundry persons.
Steamer Rowan, Hurt Fayetteville, by Worth; will
mdze for sundry persons. :
lI-Br Schr E1ander Encase, Harbour Island, by G "
Davis; with lumber, shingles, and naval stores
Schr James G King, Wainwright, Philadelphia, by Barry
Bryant & Adams.
Brig Nncennes Merrill NIatanzas, by Barry. Bryant
Adams.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

aslMPORTANT SALE OF La ND, STOCK, 6c.kA
day. the 10th Of January 1850 the Farm and Lands
which he resides stuaedon the East side of South Klv-
with his Stock of various kinds and also all his
ssng of Corn, Fodder, Potatoes Sc The Lands contain
five acres of which there Is SUFFICIENT
cleared to produce thousand to twelve hun
red bushels of Corn per year The improvements good
dwelling and together win wen OIL excellent
water. -@'+ 'Ht
Persons wishing purchase property Of this description
will find the opportunity well worthy their attention
TERMs-For the Land. Notes for and two with
approved security For the Stock Crops the terms will
Is I, NE known at the sale z'3 , G. w HENRY.
| December H. 1849 F15sE3 ID +a;lJt 1HEz43 14-Stsa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

DINE OLA pure article be obtained The store of
j S. p Policy any time, and will be delivered to
TONER'S by my every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Warranted good, money returned
A. II. VANBOKkELEN,
Liberal discounts to those who wish to sell again.
Sept. %, 1S49. 3tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

NEwBERN Deer 1-NAvAL SroREs-Turpentine, new
dip $1,97a scrape 81 20 tar 81 Is 20. Corn 81 Is
25 Ground peas 80 81 cents; Black Eye 60 IS cens
La dy, 70 IS cents.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

D EN1ANINGi in the Post Office Wilmington, \. c.,
II 50th November, 1919
&sThose whose appear this List will please ask
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH.-1n a
note to of his poems, BYRON repeats story told
of one of NAPoLEoN's old guard, who fell at Water
loo His left arm having been shattered by cannon
ball. he seen to wrench it off with his right and
throwing it up into the air, he exclaimed, with his
last breath, I1re tEmpereer jusquG la mort! We
were speaking of the anecdote the other day to a
French gentleman who resided when a boy, in 1915
loo and he told that he had doubt Of its truth
for similar incident came under his own observa-
ton. For week previous to the great battle, the
town where he lived was in uproar with the pas
sage of artillery and troops going to join the French
standard They all in the highest spirits, sing
well the gay chnnsons popular in the French
my. Then came Wateroo-the terrible struggle,
the defeat and the route. Few sung on their return
The wounded filled up the village-every public
house and building turned into hospital, and
so great the number of the sufferers, that they
were CHARTERED in private houses Forty wounded
were accommodated by the father of our informant
Among them Uteur m0ustache of the Uaeltle
garde of those of iron constitution and in
domitabe spirit who had crossed the Alps fought at
the Pyramids trumphed at Austerlitz, aud survived
the Russian campaign. His sleeves covered
with cheUronS and he wore the Cross Of the Legion
of Honor The trunk of this man was brought from
Waterloo-we say his trunk, for On that fatal field
he had lost both his arms and 1egs-yet he survived
ten days-and propped up in bed, would eat drink
and sing in the intervals of his agony. My infor
mant used to light his pipe and place it between his
lips, when he would puff away TRANQUILITY, as he had
often done at the bivouac fire in happier days. He
was sensible to the last and the very last words he
uttered were-IlIa chandelle est etente-Viue tEmpe
reur! Only candle is out-long live the Emperor !!
| That Emperor sleeps at the LraIides-a spurious
NAPOLEON is on the throne-the men of the empire
have passed away. Where shall we look for the he
roism of the Old Guard the greatness that woulc
in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

PROGRESS OF INPRovEMENT.-''M Mother, asked a
six foot gawkey, after two hours Of brown study,
''what did you and dad used to do when he come a
cortin' you! -
Good airth and seas what due you mean, Jede-
diah o.
Why went cortin last Sunday night went
to Deacon Doolittle's to see Peggy, and she told
me didn't know how to court. | axt her to show
me how, and says she, AK your marin, now
want to know what you and father did,
La, SUI, Why, Jed, used to sit by the FIRE,
and eat roast turkeys and mince pies and drink CT
der, and watch the crickcts running round the
hearth
''Good gracious times Amt as they used to was,
mother, that's sartin. was all slicked up to kill
and looked teasin schrumshus, and the only thing
Peggy gin me was cold picklet'
| A JoNAH's THoUGHT.-The boat of wha1er was
once knocked several feet in the air by blow from
the tail of fish to which it was fast Upon coming
down the steersman fell into the whales mouth, and
the teeth of the animal closed upon his leg After
being in this terrible position for some time, he
released, picked up by another boat and carried on
board where, while preparations making tt
amputate his crushed limb, he was asked what ht
thought ofwhile in the whales mouth 9n With the
utmost simplicity he replied, "Why thot she WOULD
yield about 60 barrels e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

-fs-A
= THE subscriber offers for sale Five Hundred and5
Acres of Land situated on the South SIDE of
Lewis Creek Thirty Forty Acres Of said Land clea
ed we'll adapted cultivation of Cor sc. There
is also Tupentne boxes cut, and trees sufficient
The healthy Persons wishing purchase viii
please call and examine easss - - .1aTE@ )
For further information, apply to DUC MCMILLAN,
Wilmington " C. the subscriber the pfenes.
Dec IA 1910 tI4fI-'& ~ -t<* @@1& =. FILYAW =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
The NIortgoxeta Oligarchy.

Mr.. DIsRAELI says, the authority of London
attorney the amount of the mortgages of England is
E4OO,OOO,O00, producing at per cent. $4,000, 600
year The landlords of Scotland are at least as
deeply mortgaged as those of England and undoubt-
edy the landlords of Ireland are in still worse
dition. -.--
Suppose that the mortgages in Ireland and Scot
land amount only to one-half of those of England
e2OO,OOO,OO0 producing at per cent. 98,0OO,OOO
yearthe mortgages Of the aristocracy of the three
have to pay in the shape of yearly interest, e24,
100000.
Mr. DIsRAEL1 is likely to be in communication
with attorneys and landlords competent to inform
him tolerably accurately the subject of mortga-
ges. Now, to estimate the wisdom of this Oligarchy
must add to this of debt upon their estates
the national debt which they have imposed upon
their country amounting to 100000 the inter
est of which is e28ooo6OO. The total debts, there
fore, in which they have involved their country and
themselves thus amount to the snug little bill of Gl
400 0O00 900, bearing yearly interest of 100000
73nlt (T1Dnor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
DISASTERS,


Schooner Martha Ann Willis from Washington, c,
bound Shaloe, with cargo of Corn, blown shore
at New Inlet Bar last Friday Evening wind blowing strong
from North East Vessel and cargo total loss.
Capt Cook ofbrig Caroline at Boston, from San Juan Gu
ba reports that the outward passage, Oct % lat 90 long
Phiadelphiu) from Boston. via Wilmington, n c, for Rio
Janeiro burned at The Saline was partly owned in
New York and Philadelpia Captain owned one half
Of her said insured in New York-Boston Adr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

IL FOR BOSTON.-The A. !. coppered and copper fas
GsMEtened Brig FLORA, Captain E. COLE For freight
passage, apply to the Captain on board, or to
December II G.. w. DAVIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

OO Here.-The subscriber has opened large stock of
IL DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,, at HALL & ARM
ssRoNG's old stand Watestreet, which he will sell low
for cash He will also Agent for the sale of all kinds
of country produce. MILES COSTlN.
December a. 1919 14tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
Auction Sale.

A Ffae Sor7et Mare '14--sss.esz ass
BY Thomas Sanford, Auctioneer.
On Saturday 18th inst will be sold ut the Court House,
Sorel Mare about years old, and fine saddle nag
Sold by order of $3.50. n. II. NIXON. ~
Dec H. 1849 1+lt1 Assignee of E. II. RTE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

NEGROES WANTED.-1Iavingr returned again to Will
mngton for the purpose of purchasing large number of
negroes and will remain here permanently until the latter
part of next Spring, in market to pay the highest
CASH prices for slaves Male Female, from IL to 30 years
of age Those having such property for SALE will find it to
their advantage to call first. before making sale,
from my facilities in selling in the South, pay the high
est price, and for good sound merchantabe property will not
be overbid by any in the business
Also Coopcrs, Brickayors. Carpenters and BLACK
smiths. Apply for me at the Carolina Hotel .
Sept. T. 1919. [52tfl ANSLEY DAVIS.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

(ROCkERY.-A general assortment of China Glass, and
for cash AT 5zz = p ALEX MAcRAEsS. Jr. II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

NorE-River lumber, Tar, and Iurpentine, always
sold water and subject to the expense of landing
inspection coopcage &c. Lumber 50 cents to 81 per
NJ Tar and Tupenne about 10 cents barrel For dry
to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

TUST Received, per Schr L. p. Smith.-10 boxes Raj
sins 10 half do all fresh 10 quarter do boxes Cron
bag black Pepper, barrel Snusmall bladders, dozen
bottles Macaboy Snu-a article 2 barrels butter Crack
es hhds Porto Rico Sugar bags Rio Coffee boxes So
led Ghcrkin dozen half gallon jars of Pickle Gherkins
dozen gallon jars of Picked Gherkin 10 barrels superior
Canal Flour 10 half barrels do rkn best Butter 10 boxes
extra Cheese. All will be sold low for cash at
IA. r GEORGE II. KELLY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

l.
THE Rev T. BABBT late Rector of the Diocesan School
Charleston s. c. having assumed the charge OF Trim
y School, prepared to receive applications for the adj
mission of pupils
The next Session will open Tuesday, the Sth January
continue till November Goth. This will constitute the
School year the first term of which will end Juno 18TH BY
this arrangement, the vacation will take place Mt
when it is agreeable to families to meet together under
the pateal roof and the of the School will be made tC
correspond with those of University and of the prncpa
Schools for boys in the State.
This School is in retired healthful and beautiful stua
ton its buildings ample and comfortable, arranged
pressy for the purpose and offers advantages of high
der for intellectual moral and religious culture The terms
yable half yearly advance, One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars per annu. for board and tuition in English. Latin
and Greek. For French extra charge will be made.
BABBT being personally known to but few North
Carolina offers for consideration the following Testimonial
and references:
sshe undersigned having from gentlemen of the high
tmonials the eminent qualifications of tho Rev. Mr. BAB
BIT for the duties he is about to among take plea
cordially commencing him. and the institution unde
his care the confidence and support of their friends and
the community
Charles Manly John H. Bryan Richard Hines,
Duncan Cameron, George E. Badger, Kenneth Rayner
G. w. Mordccai, w. II. Haywood, c. +. Johnston.
T. p Devereux
Mr.. refers to the following gentlemen: ....
Rt Rev L. S. Ives, d. d. Rev A. Smcdes,
Rt Rev c. E. Gadstlen D. d. DIR I. H. Wright, Wilmington
Rt Rev I C. Brownell. D. d. A. J. DcRosset. Jr, do
Rev w. NJ. Green D. d. Hon L. Frost, Charleston. S. c
Rev r. S. Mason, d. d. IT. w. Conner Esq, do.
Rev r. B. Drane, d. D. George B. Reid, Esq, do.
Rev Jarvis Buxton, w. c. Courtnay, Esq do.
Rev C. +. McRae, John Hanckel, Esq, do.
Rev +. NJ. Forbes, CT. Hagh, Esq, Fayetteville
Rev A. A. Watson. +. J. Hale, Esq do.
p. s. Any inquiries in relation to the School addressed
Rev. P. T. BABBT, Raleigh, n c., will be promptly
ed. [Dcc'r H. 1919 l4-2t
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a. NOTICE.-lAn persons cautioned against harbor
&ing trusting any of the Grew of the Br. Brig mpc
RIAL debts of their Contracting will be paid either b.
the Captain or G. w. DAVIS, Consignce.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

ONE Cent Reward win be paid for the delivery of JESSE
" ScARBoEo ndented apprentice, to the subscriber
Said apprentice is in the 18th yeur of his He was bound
the subscriber to learn the Farming business All persons
hereby cautioned against haborng employing the said
boy. .-Er s. e.. JAMES GARRISON.
December H. 1919 Fa 5fst tAEE e Hit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

lust Landed, from Schrs L. p. Smith, andPatmos
y barrels prepared Guano call and see it dozen Wheel
barrow; To fresh Teas of fine quality and flavor, 10
rkins Butter, 50 boxes Cheese 25 boxes Eng Dairy do
pipe Cognae Brandy usual brand baskets of that
Inc Favored Champaign so bags Buckwhcat hued p
kegs Buckwhea 20 half barrels Buckweat 10 bags Rio COT
ee so boxes Raisins barrel Mrs Miers best Scotch
Stuff in bottles for sale low by HOWARD PEDEN. =
II ALEX MGR AE Jr &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

Rents AND REAL ESTATES IN New YoRK--The de-
mand for property in Courtandt street is said to be
increasing single floor of of the spacious new
storehouses recently erected rents for $500! One
lot and house was sold at auction on Tuesday last
with % feet front and 123 in Depth for 500 400 the
house itself being REGARDED as Of little value
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
TO CONTRACTORS.

~ TO CONTRACTORS.
He'll THE subscribers will let out to the lowest bidder Mt the
Courthouse in Whteve Columbus county the Sth day
February next the contract for building brick Court
House il Whtcyillo the plan Courthouse Rich
mond county except that the ground floor there are to be
be exhibited any person desiring them, appca
ton to either of the subscribers The of the
will be made known ON the day of letting it out.
JOSIAH MAI LTSBY,
.H $685. JAMES SMITH,
.--.E. ..- A. +. TOON.s . E..-..
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IL For San Francisco, Cnlifornin.-The we'll known
saAEfast sailing Packet Ship MEDORA w. G. Hammer,
MASTER loading and will sail for the above port in tho
early part of January next She can handsomely accommo
$500 Persons DESTROYS of visiting tho Gold Regions cannot
find favorable opportunity For engagements apply
to -. JOHN w. CALDW ELL, ~ East Bay.
Charleston. S. G.. December Il. 1919 l43t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

SAD DoG-A friend has just related us curious fact
in natural history, respecting dog In North Aeboro
this State there is kept, in
large masti who as much comfort with quid of to-
bacco does the nveterate lover of the weed So
bituaed has he become tcts he must have it. and will
all day the centre of the shop chewing with great
appetite and good relish. He became thus much like
by playing when young with as the ends
sonally find soger in his mouth, until at length taste
formed for the tobacco which has since continued to IN
only on record man, and species
worm using the weed forthe pure love ofit-Boon Cab
Ilfct - g. sE&-
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-N NEW DRUG d MEDICINE STORE. <z3

"A THE subscriber would respectfully call tho at II
tenton of the citizens and particularly of the Physicians in
the town. and the surrounding country his stock of Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals which he the best quail
y He has also extensive assortment of Paints ground
and otherwise, Oils White Lead Dye Stus Paint and Var
nsh Brushes, Perfmery. &c.
The Paints Oils and White Lead. he offers at ten to IF
per lower than have been offered in this Mar
ket, of a like quality.
quite useless go into general enumeration of the
articles offered for SALE Suffice say he has almost
article in the Medical and Domestic line usually kept Drug
Stores and may be found at his establishment the North
side Street, few doors above Front the Store
formerly occupied by Messrs Person & KELLY.
his intention to offer articles for sae but such is
believed the best of its kind He has appropriated
much labor and the selection of his general stock and
returns his thanks to those who have examined and pro-
nounced his assortment very superior in quality.
His CASH but short indulgence will be always
granted when circumstances justify c. DUPRE.
| Wilmington. n. G. December IA. 1919 A
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

ia REAL ESTATE ron sALE. ~
y TIE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to the IL
West offers sale his valuable possessions of Land situated
in New county, both sides of Northeast River
adjoining the Lands of Thomas LEE and LORI Groom Said
Lands of 734 Acres 300 of which valuable swamp
all in body, overlooking and easily dained and
with good dwelling and convenient ouhouses. Also
an excellent Grist Mill first rate stream.
Persons wishing to purchase such property would do well
to come Immediately and examine for themselves
Deer IA, 1919 I4-it*1E p E5 HARDY GROOM
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COTTON, Merfno, WoOllen, SILK and Shaker Draw
~ and Shirts. For sale by ]. s. WILLIAMS.
D EADY-MADE understanding and Byron Collars.
Ii For sale by ]. s. WILLIAMS.
D AY Rum, Lavender, and Lubcns PerfuieIy, best
ID quality. For sale by J. $. WILLIAMS