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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD at the late residence of Furnifold
w negan deceased in Wayne county, on Friday, the
18th May next credit of six months the perishable
tate of said deceased consisting in part of the following
cles: MULES, l HORSE, CATTLE, HOGS, CORN.
FODDER, BACON, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, together with a number of other articles
common to farming operations.
Also, at the time and place will be hired
the first of January next about 30 LIKELY NEGROES
Also, Friday the 10th day of May next Court
House door Goldsborough will be sold number of LIKE
LY NEGROES, a credit of six months.
JOHN a. GREEN.
WILLIAM K. LANE.
Executors of Furnfold Jernegan, deed.
Apr % 1858 25-2t*
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March 10th, 1855.
NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS.
D ECEIVED this day, the lst of March, 1853 at L. II
IL PIERCE'S Book Store.
Home Scenes and Studies. by Grace Aquar, author of
Woman's Friendship, &c. This book needs recommend
alton from any it is sufficient say it is by Grace
Aquilar.
Life and works Robert Burns edited by Robert Cham
bers The most complete collection of Burns works
complied.
Queechy, by the author of Wide Wide World
Uncle Toms Cabin. Cabin and Parlor.
The Fortunes of the Coville Family by the author of
Frank Fairleigh sc. gem of household book worthy
to be introduced into every social circle 1t beautiful
picture of social life.
The Ocean Born, tale of the Southern Seas.
he Marrying man. tale founded on fact, by the author
of Frank Fairleigh &c.
The Flying Artlerst tale of Mexican Treachery
ans many beautiful episodes of love- and full of singular
adventures.
Ruth Garnett the Loves of the Earl of Rochester
Romance of Court Intrigue. by w H. Answorth.
Hester Somerset, a novel by N******* M*****. first
American by the last London edition this is excellent
work.
The Course of Clifton, tale of cxpation and redemp
tOn by Emma D. E. N. Southworth, in vos author of
the Discarded Daughter. &c, Sc
by Mrs. Radcliffe.
Minnie Grey, who is the Heir by the author of Amy
Lawrence, beautifully illustrated.
Zingra, the Gipsey, by Annetta Maria Maiard.
Claude Duval, the dashng Highway
Lord Saxondae or Life among the London Aristocracy
his work is distinguished in extraordinary degree, by
all those attractive qualities which have rendered the
of q W M. Reynolds so widely elevated.
Gus Howard or How to Wilma Wife, by the author of Min
ME Grey sc. There is still hope English
continue to be written The former have wholly read :;
the latter which sequel to the first engaged
so deeply interested and entertained in their perusal
stories of Waterloo, by W. H. Maxwell. The Gipsey
by G. P r; James, First Love, story of Woman's Heart
by Eugene Sue. The Mysterious Marksman, the Out
laws OF New York, by Emmerson Bennett.
Ugly Eie. by Mrs Caroline Hcntz, author of Rena Ler
ida &C. The Adventures of Capt. Blake, by w. H. Max
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Fanny FERNS Best Timing.

We think Fanny Fern never wrote better pair of
paragraphs than the following from the Olirc Brnnct
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE AND THEN on THAT
Father is comng!' and little round faces grow long,
and merry voices are hushed, and toys hustled IN
to the closet and mama glances neryously at the door
and baby is bribed with lump Of sugar to keep the
peace and fathers business face relaxes not mus
ce and the little group hudde like tmid sheep in a
corner, and tea is despatched silently If speaking
prohibited by the statute book. ard The children
creep like culprs 10 bed marvelling that baby dare
SO loud, that Father has come'
sc Father is coming and bright eyes sparkle for
JOY and tiny feet dance with glec, and eager faces
press against the window pane, ana bevy of rosy
lips claim kisses at the door, and picture books lie un
rebuked on the table, and tops and halls, and dolls
and kites discussed and little Susy lays her soft
check against the paternal whiskers with the most
fearless ABANDON and Charley gets love pat for
his medal, and mama's face grows radiant. and the
evening paper is read (not silently, but aloud.) and
tea, and toast and time vanish with equal celerity for
jubilee has arrived and Father has come ~
FAMILY ScENE.-A gentleman deeply engaged IN
sudy-and lady. pretending TO knit is perpexing
him with her questions.
Lady, lin drawling, affected style.9-Ma 1eah
correctly speaking, what is dentist?
Gentleman (short, sharp, and rather Dentist
is derived from dent. French teeth. Dentist is man
who pulls teeth out.
Lady (after knitting once round in order to give
the gentleman time 10 become immersed in his book
again.) Ma deah! you said this morning that Pro-
fessof Musty great lingust. Is moi lnguist de-
Gentleman. (tartly .)-Yes.
Lady.-Well, then, is aslinguist man who pulls
tongues ont
Gentleman tvery decidedly mo, madam but /
wish 10 heaven he did
Exit lady. in huff
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TO THE PUBLIC.

E subscriber has leased for term of years of R. w.
Brown Esq., his re-proof store with his wharves, and
condition take especial ofSpirit Turpentinc
I other Naval Stores committed to his care The Ware
e well known to be the best and safest place IN town
the storage of Bacon Lard Corn, Peas, &C. The lower
yes have them four large new sheds where Spirits
@ safely KEEP from the rain and SUM- He is prepared to
y and ship SELL all kinds produce sent to his care
I 1 Hul also make advances when required.
me 6Gg$ to refer to the following gentlemen II w.
trs. w. y MTf,fS COSTIN
September u; 1852 linn
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''NlON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND


n ovpr, / bBALPH hLPH & CO., % FULTON ST, n. Y.
)T1+bC nC FOR SALE large assortment of AGRlCUL-
n 49,! LGhAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
n @ng g OF Plows and Castings, Corn Shelters Straw Gut
b GSJ Powers hrashers and Seperat0Ts tannlng Ms
", Tp9ters Sausage Cutters and Suffers OK Yokes and
n! makes. Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks, Spades Shov-
Nm IS, Wagons, WhecbarrowS, NC.
sLLIl GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED-a large va
s n! r PPLRTlL4ISERS-Peruvian Guano, Sup. Phosphate
e P2ne Dust, Poudrettes, Charcoal Dust Plaster nc
o'ng Machine; DANIELS' Hay, Straw and Stalk Cut
M agents for the sale of WIN. HOVEY'S Patent Straw
I'm descriptive catalogue will be sent on Application
4 March Is, lS53.-29-3m
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q FuLToN. Editor. a. .I PRICE. Assoeia.e Editor

Terms of Subscription.
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When payment is delayed over three months g 90
No subscription received for less term than year.
No subscriber permitted discontinue his paper after the
sabscrpto till the said
Any subscriber wishing Ills paper discontinued at the end of
the year. must full the proprieors two weeks
ce otherwise the paper will be continued and charged for
ccordng to the above terms.
e9Any person sending five subscribers accompa-
MED by the advance subscription l2 5O) will receive the
siyth copy gratis, for year.
Money may be remtted per mail, at our risk
All letters business connected with this Office must be
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Cd!on to persons 'ng steam to to the Lac
AM manufacturing all the necessary instruments required
to secure certificate from the Government Inspectors,
they having granted certificates to those boats having
instruments on them. My Water Guage for boilers, my
Steampressure Guage Marine Chronomeer, with pres
sure guage attached giving the time of day,
valuable acquisition to steamboat mill and I'M
proved Fuseabe Metallic Plug for boilers which be in
serted without blowing off the boiler if plug is melted
All the above Instruments manufactured by myself and
having had thirty practical experience the Steam
engine gives full confidence in the working qualities of
the above fuller description will be any part
the Union, by addressing JOSHUA LOWE, No A Deyst,
New York, post paid.
n B. All engineers solicited to become Agents, and
a liberal commission allowed
April 49, 1853. 34-lm
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FTNHE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION -
L AND LAND consisting of about SEVEN HUN Aa,iH
DRED ACRES, two hundred of which is AI-
under good fence with good dwelling houses all
say out-budings two Wells and several Springs excellent
Water the promises The Lands and Farms situated
on the West side of Stones Bay in Onow county,
lent to New River and fine Fish and Oysters
Persons desirou purchasing will please call on the sub
scrber who will take pleasure giving all information
sired. bargain may be had. JOHN DICKSON
9Th 1S53 O.,
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HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
THOMAS G. STEARNS. importer and jobber Of SILKS,
/ MILLINERY, and FANCY GOODS, 1872 Broadway,
n Y has in store and is daily receiving and offering
the Lowest Prices complete assortment of Goods in his
u comprising all the various styles and designs, cons
tnr Of Fancy Silks, Iarcclines. FlOren-
ees, shaVyls Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, THffeta
and Satin Ribbons, Dress Trimmings of all kinds,
EmbrOIdcrIes, French and English Grapes, Grape
Hses SILK CravRtS, Gloves of all Kinds. Silk Lace
Mtts, BOreges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. C.
Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends
and the trade generally He will offer great inducements to
Cash and Short Time Buyers.
Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, n. Y
Dec 30 1852 lily
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General Notices.
NOTICE.

HE subscriber having obtained Letters of Administration
l. upon the estate of Henry Gurde, the March Term
of Court of Pleas and Sessions for the
OF New Hanover, hereby notifies all persons
the SAID estate to come forward and make those
having claims against said notified to them
within the time prescribed by law this notice viii be plead
ed IN bar of their recovery. JOHN c. WOOD, Adnc
May 9th, 1853 35-6t
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscribers having, the 18th inst formed CO.
partnership, under the firm of UILEY g. ALDERMAN.
have taken the store No g. 2. K. Dicksons Building on
North Water street, formerly occupied by Nessrs A J. &
T. j. Jones' where they intend keep hand general
sortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail with
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, SHOES, CUTLERY, FAR
MING UTENSILS &c. JOHN UTLEY.
ARCH'D ALDERMAN.
Wilmington, n. c.. April 18th 1853 IS7-2O-32-tf
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PREMIUM IRON PIANO-FORTEs.


INHESE instruments possess many advantages -
over those made of wood, and from 20 to ifTKTI
70 per cent less in price for the same pattern.
They all octave of the superior tone and
lsh and are warranted to stand in any climate.
The undersigned continue to manufacture Panoortes in
rosewood case, from $235 to $500.
Our catalogue of SHEET MUSIC is the largest in the
country, and furnish EVERY ARTICLE in the NIu-
sic line.
Sheet Music sent by Mail.
FIRTH. POND Co,
No. l Franklin Square,
April 29th, 53-[ 3m1 New YORK.
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nAdvertfseents ordered to be continued the inside
charged 3 per square for each Insertion after the rst
Any advertisement upon which the number Of insertions
not marked will be continued until ordered and charges
25 cents per square for each insertion. -
liberal viii be made on advertisements exceed
ing square, when publshed or z Cash IN At
Sa -
AsNo advertisement rejecting upon pirate chaTactcT
can, under CIRCUMSTANCES. be admitted
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Schools.
liz MALE AND EEMALE ACADEMY

SMITHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
NTlLL commence its fourth session in the building,
w 10th of February and close its scholastic 10th
Dec 1883 Organization and charges heretofore Mr..
Murphy excepted whose services if necessary, will be
principal JAMES H. BRENT,
Dec 3l--l7-6m Smthville, n. G.
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LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND IIOLLOW-WARE
EOTNDRY.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public, that hav-
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities they prepared to execute
orders for stoves hollow &c. the most reasonable
terms. They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN MER CHANTS. to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
of design durability utility and their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment of
STOVES offered for sale consisting of Liberty Air
Tight Cook for wood coal Complete Cook; Star Air
Tight Sta- Franklin Star Radiator Fire King Radiator
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves; Bases Bare Cyn
ders Bar Rooms Radiator Pates Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens, &C., &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS desrous of ordering by let
ter have list prices sent by mall containing draw
rings and descriptions of all the different varieties of
SC. ABBOTT & LAWRENCE.
Feb. 25 25-6ml Brown ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
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SnIrifuaI Rnnninrs,

Among the numerous advantages anticipated from
the intimacy established by the advocates of this
occult science with the mysterious inhabitants of
another realm, is solution of the following ques-
tions proposed by writer in the N. Y. Herald,
which we also deem most worthy of investigation
How much it cost to build the Pyramids
What became of the ark after the food.
The contents of the books of the Alcxandrian liz
brary.
Who stole The lost books Of Livy.
The travels of the ten lost tribes of Israel, and
where those people now
The doings of the dark ages.
The author of the letters Of Junus.
The history of the Aztccs
Who struck Billy Patterson"
When these obscure riddles the opprobrium Of
past ages shall have been satisfactorily demonstra
ted We shall bid adeu to incredulity, and yield our
mite of homage to these mysterious powers who like
the witches of Ed, have assumed to rule over the
animate world, and imbued with the very spirit of
vitality and daJlere, the most demure utensils of
domestic comfort Satisfied by such proof we
shall then, among others of the votaries of this
science creed take place and play our part in
those solemn orgies, by abeting these htheitoq quiet
demure, and sedentary ministers of our comforts in
such mad pranks and uaruly gambols, as have been
hitherto attributed to thcm.
The IRON TRADE.-The strike going on in Great
Britain has spread to the Iron furnaces and partc-
ularly to those of Scotland, which would likely af-
feet the price of pig iron The last sales of Scotch
pig afoat were made at $3S per ton, and al $40 in
the yard four months. AS high as these figures ap,
peared, they might yet rule higher. A merchant
of New York, whose house receives large con-
sgnments of Scotch pig, states that they have re-
ceiTed notice from their correspondent to sell no
iron until further orders. They wish to ascertain
the effect produced the foreign market before
making further sales This probable increase in
the price of iron, it thought, would affect the
railroads in process of constructon.-N Y Herald
A case OF terrible vengeance visited by white
the Indians of California is mentioned in the
late news from that quarter. 1t appe that par
ty of Indians had stolen some three thousand dol
lars worth of stock from Mr.. Carter, of Butte
county. Mr.. Carter and party Of twelve men
started in pursuit Of the depredators. They soon
made prisoner of half-breed Indian, who. in fear
of his own life, guided the party to cave where
the Indians who had stolen the stock were concealed
Arrived in front of the cave rocks were rolled into
it, and the wretched inmates rushing out for safety
met danger thousand times more dreadful. The
first one that made his appearance shot by Capt
George Rose, and the others met the same fate from
the rifles of the Americans. Altogether there was
thirteen killed. three chiefs of different rancherias
and three women Three women and FIVE children
were spared and it is said that the other three wo-
men were killed by accident. The aboye shows a
dreadful state Of affairs between the white and In.
dian population of California
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the residence of the sub
~ scrbcr on Barnums Creek New Hanover county,
about the Goth of April dark MARE MULE, marked with
very prominent knot on one side of her jaw ANY
returning the said Mule to the subscriber giving
tion so be can get her, will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH Il. HATCH.
New Hanover county, May 9Th, 1853. 35-2t
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given for Negr
LOTT either dead alive, delivered to the subscribe
in the town of Wilmington. - - , , , r,,,,,,
March I'd 1S53-[26-tfl BENJAMIN HALLE L l.
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VARIETY STOVE WAREHOUSE.
BARTLETT BENT. Jr.,
Manufacturer and Dealer in the most Approved

STOVES, RANGES,
Farmers Boilers, Ship Caboses, Gas Ovens,
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces Oven Fronts, &C.
Iron Castings generally.
23s Water Street, New-IOrlk.
Anril 1888 S4-3m
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CARRIAGES.
WE have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place, and shall keep assortment of the
various kinds constantly on hand.
We agents for Dunlap's celebrated carriages, and
shall keep assortment of them hand and descrp
tion that we do not have will order wanted.
In absence, Mr.. J. J. Conoley w. J. Cornwall will
take pleasure in showing them
All work sold by US, warranted to do good service
DIBBLE s. BROTHERS.
March 10th, 1858. 27-1y
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LUNIBERTON HOTEL.

LUMBEESTON HOTEL.
NHE subscribers inform the public that they have H., &C.
purchased the Hotel lately occupied by CT. w. iiJ
Hgley, and that they prepared to entertain 4z
all who may favor them with their custo and pledge them
selves to every effort to give satisfaction They
building large and dry Stables and shelters Their
bic will always be supplied with the best the market affords
and with attentive the house and for the stables
Their undivided attention will be given the establishment
and therefore hope to merit liberal share of public patron
age. J. w. REGAN,
J. II. CALDWELL.
Lumberton April Sth 1858. 3l-3m
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
@dkJ THE Subscriber would most respectfully inform his
NV patrons and the public in general that he has just
80 ceved large and excellent assortment of Lddes
Genttenens, Misses, Boys and Chdren's BOOTS SHOES
and CATERS of quality style and fashion,
to make his assortment complete which he intends SELL
ing low for cash. to punctual customers short time
And would therefore, solicit purchasers to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere he feels assured that
with the increased amount of stock he has hand he
will be able to fit and please both in the price and quality
all those who may favor him with their patronage.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed with
neatness and dispatch Very greatu for the liberal share
both merit and receive continuance of the
D. d. CARROLL.
Clinton, n c., april Is, 1853 34-3t
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NOTICE.

~ G subscriber begs leave to return his thanks to his
and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
% rom them for the past year, and would respectfully
TIem that he has just returned from the North with
~ III AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
and hopes by strict attention to business to merit
lance Of the same He has on hand the following a.
: 81 %S9er r articles
"a bbls. Whiskcy; 20 bags Coffee;
"" Rum; 10 bbls. Pork;
So39rkins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
d Ools Sugar, different grades;
50ba Flour. fine and super;
R%oa agS extra family Flour;
s. ~ Brandy Gin, Pepper Ginger, Allspice, Indigo,
& Fl MesS Beef, Mackerel, Shoes, Spun Yarn, Fancy
ioln Winter Goods for pants, Cutlery Crocke-
sGs ES' Shirtng, Blankets, Buckets, Brooms, Soap,
DnS.' and many other articles too tedious to men
forget to call at the cid stand, Marketstreet,
Ra0in'Ih Ihe Carolina Hotel IHOS. G. CRAFT.
,S>~-ston Sept. 10th 1852
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THE LAST CHANCE.

On Saturday, the l4th day of May, A. D., 1852 the a
~ subscriber will offer for SALE to the highest bidder
eight Lots of Land at the Depot the Railroad
Whitevie Notes bearing interest from the day of SALE
with good security will be required from the purchaser.
April 22d, 53.-[33-tds.l JOSIAH MAULTSBY.
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CHEAP STORE.

DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that n n
continues the Retail business at his Store on uGfRe
Street where has just received SUPPLY OF
which he will sell cheap and would be thankful for shar
of public patronage. 49,
Ehe foowinc articles comprise portion of his stock:
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General Notices.
COOpERS,
THE NEW sTEAMBOATLAW.

SEfEkAL good workmen can find steady employ at the
~ highest wages, at my shop in this place.
Wilmington April %, 1S53-344t*] A. MORGAN.
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TAKE this opportunity of informing my town and coun-
try customers and friends that have completed my stock
of spring goods by calling you will find all of the best
and cheap times will admit of and consist in part of
25 bag Green Rio Coffee;
25 {" " I.aguayra do:
10 &c Gov Java do;
10 bbls. (A,) Crushed Sugar;
10 {" (A.) Coffee 9
Is " best Light Brown do;
Is /" IS Porto Rico do. do.
l5 prime New Orleans Moasses
30 Sc ss Cuba $
10 I" ss Cider Vinegar;
40 boxes Colgates Soaps No and Pale:
10 6" Pearl Starch;
100 bags Table Salt;
so boxes '' g
Is Stewards Hard Candles;
Is " Soda and Sugar Crackers;
20 bbls and Pilot Bread;
IS Canal and Fayetteville Flour;
80 half bbls Extra Family Z"
3 Rye
10 boxes Adamantine Candles; ..
chests Green and Black Teas, very best;
10 doz S. w. Collins and D. Simmons best Axes.
Numerous other articles not mentioned Low for cash al
May 9th GEO IL hELLf1f =.
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,UI1wrNcroN MARBLE AND STONE YARD

HE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish m
him With an unlimited supply of finished unfinished for,
[ or domestic MARBLE Of all qualities is prepared to fill
iii orders for MONUMENTS AND DTOMB-STONES-ano
every other article in the line OF the business a.
ates. --,,,,-D,>rc, .C.pvINf< oxacu
tad os we'll as can be done either North or South
T5e hest Of reference can be given if required;
Feb. l3, 1S5S-2S4tfl JAMES hieoi'f11'
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STOCK COMPLETED.

TENTS' BLACK LEGHORN HATS. Received this
VI day. doz Extra Fine Black Leghorn Hats at No
Granite Row. Front st. c. MYERS. Halter.
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$40 REV

THE above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
i sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, COM M
monty called EApY, belonging to the estate of James
p Davis. decd, late of Dupn county, and delivery ~
to her confinement in Jail so that get her
She has been absent for about two years. andpropab urk
concealed in the part of New Hanover county adjon
ing the Dupn line We will also pay the aforesaid amount
to any person who will enable convict any white man
of harboring said slave Said slave, Edith is the
negro man named Jack, "a baeksmith formerly the prop
crty of Henry Williams, decd
J. II. JERMAN,( ,,,
SETH DAVIS, : Nun IS
December 6, 1852 15-tf