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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
From the Cincinnati Enquil
An Auction Scene.


Strolling through our CITY, we CHANGED into an
auctc broom to see what bargains we could make
The auctioner was upon the stand with piece of
calico.
Eight cents yard who says ten ~
I'll give you ten" says an old lady
"Going at ten Going !--gonel Yours, madam ;
walk in and settle"
.. didn't bid on it," exclaimed the old lady ad-
vancing.
well thank persons not to bid if they don't
want article said the auctioner. Going, then,
at eight Who says more than eight 2"
Nine cents" said an old gentleman opposite
| Nine mine who says ten Going at nine !!
going gone! Yours, sir. Cash takes it at nine
cents''
a didn't bid" said the gentleman Il cont
want it; wouldn't give you five cents for the whole
piece
[Auctioneer, getting mad ] IF any bids
gain they will have to take the article or get into
trouble throwing down angrily the piece of calico.
Give me something else. All gentlemen. here is a
fine piece of diaper What can get for this What
do hear '-anything you please!'
g. I'll start it at five Ten" says another.
"Tweve and Il half" says a third. = Thirteen =
cries an old lady. Fourteen fifteen y cried sew
eral voices
Fifteen am ofFered!-fifteen done at fifteen
cant dwell--eo going !-g-o-i-n-g GONE! Yours,
sir. Step up, whoever bid
/ No one came up-all eyes staring in various parts
! of the room.
g Cone then, at fourteen ours, Sir. walk up
! here!''
But the bidder could not be made to walk up.
" Thirteen, then, madam; you can have it at your
bid"
Il didn't bid. What do you think want of that
article 2" said the old lady Indignantly.
= Here I'll take it at thirteen" exclaimed voice
at the other end of the All eyes were turned
in that direction. but no claimant stepped forward
"Who says they'll take it at thirteen o.
q do said an old fat faced farmer.
"Well, sir walk up and take it,
''Im afraid it's stolen goods - says the fat-faced
man.
The auctioneer, quite mad sprang down and
was about colIarng the old man, when person right
behind him. cried
/ Don't strike him It was me that said you stole
them!'
The auconeer turned round. when a big dog APP
parently right at his heels. snufed and barked mos
furiouSly. With sudden spring upon his counter
he ordered the crowd to leave. An acquaintance a
our elbow. longer able to contain himself. burs
into loud laugh, genteel little man passed GU
at the door whom he told us was Blitz the ycntrilo
qust!
J ANOTHER STATE FOR THE UNIoN-The people 0
North Michigan, in the Lake Superior country ar
demanding separate State government. The rea
sons that there is geographical connection be
tween the two pennsulaS separated not only b,
water but in the winter by hundreds of miles of rea
ry wilderness, they have no communication. The,
have every thing within themselves requisite for
important State the mineral wealth is but us be
ginning to deveope itself; the fisheries are in thei
infancy. and its agricultural advantages have beer
vastly underrated all these with it's commercial ad
vantages, will make. it is contended, an mportan
State of North Michigan.
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THAYEK,s PATENT BRIDGE.

A NEW and valuable tre.le Fridge has been patented
N by Mr.. G. w Thayer of Massachusetts, which will he
found important invention The amount q" strength
attained by the structure spoken Of being wonderful
The inventor feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon it. could break it down. This eonsidera tion
taken together with the economy with which may he built
will render it worthy the attention of all who Interested
in subject This bridge is adapted peculiarly to Rail-
COUNTY roads, 1t can Be made Of
to ohstract the cation of streams
when raft. or might he desired pass and also
be built a a very moderate expense
Isaac WELLS. Wilmington. n c.. Agent for this state
also South Carolina and Virginia. aud will attend to
all communications upon the subject addressed to him. poet
paid.
| Wilmington; n c.; Aug 9Th, ISL 45-ly
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THE Coward.

The veriest coward upon earth,
Is he who fears the worlds opinion;
Who acts with reference to its will,
His conscienc. swayed by its dominion.
Mind is not worth feathers weight.
That must with other minds be measured;
Self must direct, and self control,
For honest hearts twas ne'er intended,
They, only they, have cause to fear,
Whose motives have their God offended.
What will my neghbor say, if
Should this attempt, that, or t'other!
A neighbor is most sure n foe,
IF he prove not helping brother
That man is brave, who braves the world,
When DER life's sea his bark he steereth.
Who keeps that guiding star in view.
A conscience clear that never veereth.
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Bo~roN, Sept 11-Nava Stores Since the publication
of the review been sales of 500 bbls spirits
urrentire 81 35c, FER gal mos, including several
parcels for future delivery The stock at present in hands
quite limited though large quantities
expected to arrive We notice improved demand for
sin with sales of 60O bills common shipping at 81 40
and hundred bbS in small lots at 81 45 bbl
mos There is some inquiry pitch for export
with sales the of 1000 1900 bbs at prices
within the range of quotations. Pitch 81 80 t2 lar
81 u A. 81
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5.AND AND >ESEtt rs SAs.r.
80 TIE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the "a
South. offers orsale his Land in Wayne county. ~
timing about HurGreh g and y-Eivc IL
Acres, situated the Railroad about miles hc.A1
low Dudeys Depot the cleared Land bcirg sufficient
in crop Of three hundred and fifty to four hundred barrels
If Corn. The dwellings, and buildings tolerahy
comfortable There also about I4nG0 boxes (urcntu')
old and Also. lot of i.ils''y EI"nS Negrof..-
Payments made easy, by applying JAS. KELLY.
Wavne countv Tune IL 1851 Intf
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Whitcvillc. April q, 1851 8


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
sale my entire Real Estate, upon which -
thiry-fv of Boxes the most OF which have ~
only been in from two witt sufficient
tty of round at least twenty sets the lands
which these situated not easily surpassed by
pncy lands in Eastern Cardinal There is upon the rcmi
two Distleres ATTY and conveniently fitted mp with
NIL necessary out-houses Upon the farm think the bull
dngs altogether seldom cXcccd. Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of and wagons TO both the
operations of Farm and TurPennc and with year supply
of provision. JOHN n. ANlRElI.
Catharinc Lake OnSiow co. n G.. July y. 1850 47-tf
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The imports of -four into Liverpool the ending
the 18th 100 900 bills Sales of Ohio 1Ss Cd
Philadelphia and Baltimore lSs. White 27s Cd; yell
low 26s. Sd.
Sales of tar from the quay rs Gd which is an ad-
vance. Raw turpentne Is Sd. Spirits BIS
Tobacco is in moderate demand at previous rates.
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cox REWARD.-Runawayf from the subscriber. So
sDlC about the Sth of July, muatto fellow p
ed WINDSOR, about 35 years old. He is about five u
feet eleven inches high, full bushy hair; rather slow
spoken, and rather spare built his front teeth slightly decay
ed and probably both of his eye teeth Said
gro is Cooper by trade, and will attempt pass free
and probably have free papers, he has said he
go any where He is little nkley about the eyes and
has old appearance. The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery him. i'll Conway
borO $ c., confinement in any Jail in North Carolina
that he get him. Said negro belongs James NJ
Bell, of Greenville n. c., of whom hired him.
August lst lS5l-47-tfl : BELTI.
Fayetteville Observer IT, and send bill this Office
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ID. l.. BURBANK,

ID. l.. BURBANK.
(Successor to Hatch g. B,wbank.)
VYTHOl.ESALE Retail Dealer la Tobacco,
w Cigars. and Snuff Front-street Wilmington. n. G.
Sky LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
THE subscriber respectfully to his friends that
from the very fatering he has met with
and at solicitation of many Friends he has been induced
open permanent Sky Light Daguerrean Gallery in this
city And be respectfully soets call from those who
wish natures perfect counterfeit of themselves friends
the form of unfadng and feke DagucrreoyPe. He is
provided with of the hest Apparatus in and with
every variety of Frame ocket pins &c. in which to
place Pictures, prices greatly reduced,
Paintings Engravings Daguerreotypes, &, correctly
pied Instruction given in the and proficiency
tied. J. w. GULiCk.
September Sth. 1851
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FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house. with suitable ont
n houses and well Of good water miles from Whining
together with 30 100 of land around it. Tho
house and well furnished spryE high and has
comfortable There about Of clcarcd
land Immediately around the house, of which we'll
improved $ a garden spot The remaining 6 in
cultivation and contain about 100 young aprie and peat
trees and 80 foung yoing seuppernong wires. The
caon is believed to he perfectly healthy For terms and
further information, apply to b. l. HOWE. Ess
Nov. %. J2tr
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the following tracts of Ga
land lying ut Lockwood Folly, in Iyunswick coun-
ty only q miles from Wilmington. The property will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers
400 Of firpcntine and Corn lard. lying Lock-
woods Folly River, and hating excellent gst mill
400 acres opiy 10 miles from Smithtiilo. Also,
lot containing acres. and living within few hundred
Yards of ockwoods Folly bridge the Georgetown road
desirable site for country Stor-
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing make application in
Wilmington, to W n Rourk, or on the promises TO
Z. w. ROERK:
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having entered into Co partner cs
ship for the purpose of CARRYING the Boot ana E1f
Shoe busi"css in all its branches take this method "a
of informing their friends and the public that they will open,
about the 10th September of the fashionable stocks
offered in this market all of which shall be of the
MATERIAL. and WORKMANSHIP. They intend to MANUFAC
TURE LARGELY. and have procured the services
of the best coren in the country They hope by strict
attention and determination please merit liberal
share of patronage. f.. J JONES,
TIOS. NJ. GARDNER.
Wilmington. August 30. 1851 52f
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f.C,SsfN AZ II4G%.

TTNtE undersigned wing determined moving South, IL
offers for sale his plantation wherein he resides.
in Dupin county, lying the main road from Fayetteville
Newbcrn, three miles WcHt of kcnanSyillc containing
900 Acres onc-ha of which is cleared and in good
of cultivation aud he has hesitation in saying that
it is the best Corn plantation i'll the ncighhorhood. he
Dwelling House is convenient and comfortable, with the best
set of out-huildings in the County.
Also tract Of Tar and Turpcntinc Land near the R@
Road. three miles below Strickands Depot containing
bout 600 Acres.
Also valuable Steam Mil. GOTTEN horse rorcrl o"cd
rckand's, good ordcr anda superior team Of lorse
Wagon, SC.
a bargain be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy. ~ -
JAS NJ MIDDLETON.
Dun)in countv Oct 25 1850 7-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber has leased for of years of R. w.
Brown Esq his fre-proof store with his wharves, and
is condition to take especial Spirits Turpentne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house is well known be the best and lfes place
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn Peas he lower
wharves have them four large sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and He is prepared
and ship, SELL all kinds of produce sent his
He will also make advances when required.
lie begs refer to the following gertlemcn:--R. w.
Brown, John Dawson o. G. Parsley ard Thos II. Wright,
Esqrs. MILES COS'rIN.
Browns wharf, Wilmington, n. c.
September p; 1851 1-l2,n
RNorth Caronian and Observer. Fayetteville Repub
can & Patriot, and Telegraph. Cadsb0ro; and Patriot
Weldon will conX the above twelve months
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$500 REV ARD.

TNSCAPED from the Jail of kershaw District Monday
IL the 18th day of July last Samuel Love- who
viced for the murder Of Mr. Robert J. Lester Spring
Term, 1851 Said Love is about % 81 years age f.
inches high, has rather dark hair aud ola sow complex
on and has downca look, with dark grey eyes, and
of his front teeth little decayed, and carpenter trade
will give the above reward any person who will appre-
bend the said $ j. Love- and lodge him in any Jail in this
State One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his
inemen in any Jail in the United States that I get
him. JOHN INGRAM, 5. X. D.
Camden, So. Ca. August 8. 1851. f96m
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LIVERPOOL, September 6-Cotton assumed dull aspect
rent qualities of America have declined nearly Id during the
week The authorised quotations Fair Mobile sd !;
fair Orleans Cd Upands I'D. Tho sales of the week
IS bales of which spectators took $1,000 exporters 1000
bales The sales of Friday 5000 baesl to
uators and exporters. Market closed quiet
Breadstufs.-Grain is in demand and brisk at previous
prices good steady business in wheat and -four Mt full
the sailing of the Pacific There less dig
position to press sales.
Provisions.There is nothing to report beyond the
extreme dizziness Lard continues active Talow quiet but
no lower in prices.
GroceresA larger business is doing in Sugar than for
several weeks The prices however, the the
sailing of the Pacific Tea Rice and Coffee quiet and trans
actions very limited.
Naval Stores-Tar 12s Sd rs. i'd. Tupentne easier;
sales of spirits 33s. Linseed oil dull at 3s Cd
Money Market.-There is less demand for money. The
rates for discount tending downwards, and p
per cent The stock market is better Consols for
and account 963 to 90 1-2.
HAvRE, September 3-The latest New York dates are
18th of August The accounts from America regarded
favorable for advance in cotton The sales of the
week 4G00: imports 1000 bales. Mobile is quoted at
IS to S6 francs Uplands 66 to 81 francs
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A JuRY's'Coz WHY-Geo Treadwell was indicted
at Gloucester Assizes (England) for bigamy. The
jury found that the prisoner guilty but that he
obliged to get married a second time in conse-
quence Of the bad conduct of his first wife Shouts
of laughter He sentenced to six weeks i'm
nriSOnmcnt.
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Mexico AND ENGLAND.-The New Orleans Picay-
une saws that President Arisa. of Mexico. asked o
the British Minister what aid England would afford
Mexico in case war with the United States should
result from the annalns of the Tchuantepec treaty
The Minister renlied Nome
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Foreign Marixets-Per steamer Pacific.

LIVERPOOL Sept 3-The cotton market has been less
of buyers, without quotable change. Some circulars
quote decline I'd Sales of the four days $4,000 bales
Tho stock Liverpool is 647 900 bales being 1o00 less
than estimated Trade in Manchester quiet and prices
lower.
Breadstus greatly depressed, and difficulty expert
eneed in making sales Flour declined Cd ls and wheat
Id. ID Corn is in limited demand and lower
Prices of Provisions merely nominal Beef Bacon and
Pork dull Lard has advanced to AS Cd.
Sugar is active, at full sales Coffee is neglected,
and prices favor buyers Tea and Moasse unchanged
Rice is in limited demand. and prices favor buyers
The London stock market has improved COnsos have adj
vanced 2 Railway stocks have improved Foreign stocks
continue dull
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TIME subscriber offers for SALE Mt Fair Bluff four Town
Lots the choice Lots of the place. with Toll
Bridge attached Persons wishing to purchase such proper
ty, will well call and examine, will give great
bargain in the above property.
Terms for payment will be made very favorable
Il. NJ. POWELL.
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WANTED TO CONTRACT leoR.

THE subscriber wishes for One Million of
l. Red Oak filad Slaves, of the following dimensions
vz:-Fu A inches long inch thick the thin edge
average inches in width to be less than 81 They
be of good, sound timber and shc much
sap. They be rough shaved with the drawing knife
For which quality of Slaves, willing pay SS per
thousand. l.. D. HALL.
Wilmington, Aug. %, 1851 stiff
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New YORK, Sept. l6-Flor 50 81 81 %. Rye -four
8 81 Corn meal s. So l2t Wheat Gle Corn % a 70
Rye 30. Oats 35 Mess pork SIS Is prime $l2 BIZ
sI2 so Lard CSC. Rio Coffee 81 94c. Cuba sic
Whi>key p 23t
Cotton is very unsettled with small sales
Sales of 400 bb rough turpentne at 81 81 &c. and
bbs spirits at Bic.
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In this the 1lh inst THOMAS B. GRANT, of
Mr.. RICTAPD II GRAN. aged about years
In Bladen county. the 10th inst of COngcsve fever
Mrs. FMELIvE MOORE wife of w L. MOORE. Esq. in the
2Gth of her Beloved and respected bv large cir
Gle of friends whose only consolation the belief that
in artng she has given testimony of hopes ofenoyng
which this world cannot give Com.
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NorE.-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, always
sold in the and subject to the of landing.
Inspections cooperage &c. Lumber 80 81 per
Nj Tar and Turrentne about 10 per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction made according
quality.
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TTNHE Lots and improvements thereon Saracta. Dr
l. pin county. n. g.. formerly occupied by Win. .. FL:
Jercys store and Dstillery, offered for sale. The
is very advantageous location for the above
any other business. For particulars. apply to
l. B. & J. T. KELLY.
Konansville, Duplin CO. \. C.. April IS 1851 32-tf
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FRESH STOCK.

TTAVINC1 returned North with well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions faer myself that
furnish the public with cheap and good supplies
other establishment in the place invite all to call and
and the money refunded. Ss at the old stand
on North Water street. next to A A. Wanets The fol-
lowing list is part Of my stock:
Su.ars-6 hhts best Porto Rico; TO bbs coffee crush
ed bbls double refined crushed bbls. powdered and
granulated and boxes No. Loaf
Co1ee.-25 bags best Rio 10 do. Laguyra; do old Gov
crnment Java.
FIour-50 bbls sup Canal % whole and % half barrels
extra family 80 half do family 100 bags do do
Bacon-5 hhGs Shoulders, and hid Hams, best West
crn
Cheese. Lard Buttcr.-5 bills. 5 half do and 5
rkns refined lard 10 kegs best uer: 5boxes fine Cheese
Nails, Shot and PoNvter50 kegs Nails. assorted 10
bags Shot assorted 10 kegs Rife Powder, FF and FFF.
suntII whole and 10 half boxes Cogac's Soap
10 Soda, 10 do and half bbs Sugar. and do Milk
Crackers bbl No. Salmon doz Demijohns chests
imported Cmpowder, Young Hyson. &c. Teas 10 nests
Cedar and Pine Tubs 10 doz Jugs all sizes do Narnish-
ed keeers; do Brass and Hoop Pals Water Puck
ets so Cups and aucers; 10 doz Brooms; do TRAYS
and Bowls do Flour Buckets 10 boxes Tobacco; % bags
Table Salt; dozen Bed Cords: dozen pair Anlirons
Matches Spun Cotton; Scrub Brushes; bhls
No Mackeal, large 30 boxes Adamantnc Candles 200
lbs Dried Beef 20 do. Talow: and variety too
to mention Low at GEO. II. KELLEY'S
CUPERIOR GRINDSTOAES AND FIXTURES For
~ sale by J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Wilmington. c.. Sept 10. 1851 2tf
WINDOW CORNICE AND CURTAI BANDS.--A
w large and splendid assortment Just in store and for
sale by }. NJ. ROBINSON.
NoTICE-oyER 1000 ACRES of LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber DESTROYS of removing West offers aa
l his of Land. in
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WANTED TIA PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
TWO competent Backsmths aged from % to So, *
i and good Wheelwrght. For such as will suit, a.
we will pay the highest cash price. q
o. g. G. HOLMES. NJ
April II. 1851 Stiff
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MARRIED..

In Philadelphia, the 14h inst by the Rev NJ. FRANK
Mr. JACOB LYON of this town, to Miss JULIA MAUs daugh
of NJ. Mars, Esq
On the ult., nv PETER V.reHr. Esq. at Long Bav s
c., Mr. JOHN c. MORSE, to Miss MARY PIvER, all of Long
Bay.
DIED.
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Par" How is coal this morning p said pur-
chaser to an Irishman in coal yard. Black as
iver replied Patrick, respectfully taking off the
mains of his hat
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NEwBERN Sept 15.-TWpentine-ln consequence of the
river being low the receipts Of urpentne have been small
than usual this of the year We qnote old Dip
at 81 10 ? l5-Vrgin, 50 III 25-Tar 81 25. Corn
SOC. Meal 20 to Soc Bacon. hams II lie.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16-Flour 81. Rye -four S. 25 3
Corn meal So sly Wheat 80 Gle. Corn Csc. Rye Csc.
Oats IS Sic Rio coffee 81 &C. Cotton quiet but unchan-
rcd WhiskeY 22hc.
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BALTIMORE Sept. l6--Four so So s7t Meal 8 a 3d.
2a per bb Wheat 70 Soc Corn 50 58c. Oats 81 SIC
rye 81 Csc. Coffee 81 SIC. Sugar % So 20 per 100
lbs Pork ii SIT. Bacon lie. Lard o. lie. Wits
Eav2 32c
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So RE WARD.

DROKF JAIL in Whitevie. Columbus ,auntv on Sotur-
- day night the 10Th inst boy, the name Of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. said Arnold is about wears old
about four it, six inches high light hair and 1o6 pale in
the face badly grown and will weigh about IS or 50 lbs
He has been convicted of murder will give the aNye re-
of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery In, in
Whevlc. any Jail so thai | can get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Sh' G. =
Whitcvillc April q. 1851 33-tf
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber having obtained letters of Administration
upon the Estate of the late Timothy w. B}ndworh at
the September Term 1851 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the of Hanover hereby notifies all
indebted to his ntesate to forward and make
payment and those having claims against said netatc
notified present them within the time prescribed by laws
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
d. S. SANDERS, Admir-.
September 9th 1851. I-2nf
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NOTICE,

TTNAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover 81
l. county, N c. on the 18th September, 1850, Gas "a
Tun4Way slave negro man, who says his name is
GEORGE AARON. 1leis about % years old feet a :
inches high, black compile xion. He here
says he raised in eoklyn New York The owner of
said negro requested to forward prove property pay
charges and take him away Otherwise he will be dealt wi
the law directs. OWEN FENNETT. sheriff
wilmington. n. g.. Jan 10. 1901 IS-tf