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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-23

State Of Louisiana. - iiItn Juli,ial
aDi>trict Courl.-pari>h Of .4.:uI"p-
" tion.
Whereas Jonathan Smith, has petitionei the
Court for Letters of administration on the eS-
tate Of the late Charles Trutere, deceased in
,pState.
Notice is hereby given. TO all whom 1t may
concern. to show caa'e within ten days, why
the PRAYER of the said petitioner should not
he granted.
By order of ,hc court.
assumption, this 18th oct. 1873.
DESIRE LEBLANC. q
6 EIt!k.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-23

Etat de- Ia Louisiana. -Conr dn Gin
uuieic District Jadiciairc.-pa'ols~
SC assumption. -.
Attendu que Jonathan Smith a rrcSGnte
une petition Ia Cour, pour obtenr deg Let
tres administration It Ia Succession dc leu
Charles Trutcrs, decide lntestat,
> Avis est par lie present donnc a tcus cellA
one celia pcnt concerner, davolF a oedulfe
sous dix yours, les ralsons pour lc"qHcI!es II ne
Serait pus fat droit a la dite petition.
Par uldrr de In CoUr.
assumption. lie l5o"tobrc 1873.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
& Gre iicr.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

A first rate Second hand family Carriage,
lately throughly repaired-fr sale or ex-
change for a Barouche or aSBuggy.
Terms /: Very low.
Apply to EMILE BUevo1,
6 Dnmldsonville, La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-23

%. oEe ntgreSsr, NOMINEE Mary o., Ham,.
agee denylron 45 ans, bcnne cu;s;n;s.!
hlauchiSscuSc ct repasseusc. t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINA
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
Dec S-Schr. Alaric, Loyiner. FIN New ork TO JOS IL
Fanner; with mdze -, .
Steamer Fanny utterloh, Sedman, FIN Fayetteville to
E. J. Lutterloh. -,
9-Seamer Evergreen Creole, I'm Fayetteville, TO w H.
McRary. g,
tin: with mdze. On Friday morning, 9th inst seaman
named Allison native of Yorkshire, Eng fell from
the head of the foremost and was instantly killed
Schr Laura Whtehurst, from Shalotte to DeRosSet q
Brown; with naval stores.
CLEARED
Dee S-Schr Mary Isabella, Summers, for Baltimore by
Russell Il Bro; with A. bales cotton 30 bbs rosin OIL 80
do. rosin IS boxes tobacco. 43, $40 feet lumber.
9-Brig Harbnger, Mitchell, for West Indies, by NJ Cos
tin; with lumber.
I0-Schr Leok Chase, for Cape Hay by Russell Bro;
with lumber and shingles.
Schr Araminta Andrews for Baltimore, by Russell s
Bro; with naval stores. &c
Schr Lamartine Tyler for New York, by Miles Costin;
with naval stores
Brig. belmont Locke Park, for Havana, by kidder &
NJ artin with 124, 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Rowan, Barber, for Fayetteville by E. j. Lut-
terloh.
IO-Schr ST. Leon, Chase for Boston, by Jos. r. Blossom;
with naval stores and lumber.
12-Schr Sidney Price, Candy, for New Orleans, by Geo.
Harris; with 12l8 bbs tar 292 do pitch $50 do rosn
Brig A. Lancaster, Clifford, from this port for Toba-
CO. the 9th ut encountered gales from E. s
carried away bow spirit feemat bursted the sails and stove
boat she hove under bare poles and short time after
wards sprung aleak and able to keep her free She
filed compelled ashore below Little River
/! 6. Vessel and cargo total loss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
NEW STORE AND EEW GOODS,
M'CALEB g. GTT,Rgnr.

HAVING taken the Store the corner of Market and
IL Second streets, under the Carolina Hotel would re
specially inform their friends and the public that they arr
now receiving and opening general of
and other GOODS, adapted to the RETAIL BUSINESS OF
the town and country Their stock will comprise almost
every article usually kept in Retail Grocery Provision
Store with many other goods too mention here
The following will comprise part of their stock:
Domestic Dry Goods Stone and Earthen Ware
Boots and Shoes, Willow and Wood Ware,
hardware and Cutlery, Groceries of every kind,
Nalls and Axes, Provisions of every kind,
Glass and Hollow Ware. Green and Dried Frpit
variety of Nuts, Candies, Confectionares &C.
full supply Of the best brands of FLOUR and BUCK
W w will be constantly kept hand also fresh
MEAL and HOMMONY. may be had at all times.
We hope by strict attention business to merit liberal
share of the public patronage.
Perso1s residing in the Country will please favor us with
their ORDERS and promise put up the goods at the low
est rates and at the shortest notice Any article sold by
may be returned should it not suit
81 Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods
wilmington, n. c., Dec I'd. 1853 I2-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE, Dec 8.--Bacon, 81 g Sc; Beeswax
7oI aq prime o Pme 9S aP
9@@9a Feathers 30 q IS; FourSuperfue, Sc 0o@0 CO.,
Wheat $i@$i 10, Oats, eo@65, Peas o0@so Rye so@$i
Hides-Dry, 7@S, Green. Bod Lard 10@ll; Molasses-
81 O0@0 90, Alum (bushel 00@00 Faxseed 81 C@l 10;
BaconThere has been some ten to twelve loads of very
fine Bacon brought this week. and generally sold at about
quotations CottonOn yesterday it was rather heavy at
former prices, buyers willing COME up it and sellers
not willing to submit to less rates To-day, quantity
and prices variable according quotations. CoeeMarket
firm with decided upward tendency Flour remains steady
prices unchanged OatsThere several loads in yes
terday sold readily at 60 to 65 Rye is becoming more
plentiful highest figures not so easily obtained lupen
tine So 25 Spirits soc
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.---Nayal Stores-North County
Iurpentine held at S. Il 28O b without saes-772 bbs
Wilmington sold terms not made public The market for
Spirits Iupenne which closed buoyant Friday has
been sustained and there has been but little donehe sales
GO days We note 6esidos ZOO BIS wilmington Common
Rosn, 81 IS delivered and 500 White. S. q s. SO +
$50 he market for the latter is dull and lower prices
are offered. Tar is steady at previous prices.
ReeSince last, sales of $50 have been made
So ST. q 81 SO, cash.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 26.--Cotton is unchanged except
upon the lower grades which have slightly improved Sale
of the week coo bales, Of which SPECTATORS took $50
leans at 63d mddlng 6d fair Mobile cd; niddling SD
fair upands G5d @ddng 5 inferior 81 AID; ordinary
Breadsufs improved tone in breadstuts has been
Lost and Prices are The Ihghsst CIRCULARS quote
-four 37s Baltimore and Philadelphia BIS 3D. Ohio 38s
S8s 3D. Corn dull White held at II q 48s,; and vel
low at 46 q As. Corn meal % a PAS.
Provisions Gardner quotes Beef quiet but firm. Porl
dull Bacon lower Lard had declined Isl sales of so
! at SIS @ 5Ss. Tallow unsteady at 53s q Sos Cd.
Tea active at large advance. Congous Is I'D q
Is, 35d. Sugar unchanged; sales at 22s g 23s.
Rosin active and finn. Sales Of 5000 bbls.
5s 6s Sd @ Is Sd Spirits Of Turpenne dull at 5ss.
! Trade at Manchester had slightly declined.
ton and breadsus unchanged Copper advanced go los
| ton. Iron not materially dearer.
hai adv to m
Stocks firm and unchanged sales of u S 6s Gs bonds
at ll05 ll1a u $ 6s 81, ll0a; Pennsylvania SIS, Sc
Maryland SIS, 95 a 81
HAFRE, Nov. 25.-Sales of cotton for the week endn
he22d 1900 bales To-day prices have advanced franc
Flour has declined
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rs.ts.o.s.....y po.as. Of a ca,rvoyar. aud spirit

kNAsN0utS%AS~ A1oeef - - =
A man, ing himself physician. 'sas arrested
in the city 7. Jew York, on Saturday last, charged
with havIng ey the MD of his wife, profess ed clair
yoyant and eaTer Il diseases, by means OF a scheme
of the most infamous nature. defrauIed John h
Stuyvesant, out of IL house and Il tworth from SoooU
to $4,000. In his affidavit, Mr. 5. sWears that IN
the early part of the present year being aicted with
severe pain in the breast he was Induced TO VISIT
the bonse of Seymour, then in Davidson street, ana
subsequently, to 491 Houston street, for the purpose
of consulting the wife of Seymour who by sign on
the front door and by cards, and by words spoken
protested to be elairvoyant and while IN that state
to be able to prescribe efficient remedies for the cure
Of diseases That he frequently visited the house,
and for each consultation with Mrs s. PAID her 81
and for the medicine she prescribed he PAID to her
husband, who procured it, from one to three dollars
per bottle. That during these visits, Mrs ) by her
responses and acts invited liberties to be taken with
her person by him, gradually and artfully leading
him on, as he now perceves and believes with the
view and desgn-though he was not conscious OF II
the time-o getting him into such suspicious ana
| equivocal situations would enable her and her
husband-who, he believes, was conspirng with her
for the purpose-to extort money and other proper
ty from him. That on the night OF the 18TH OF May
| last he was at the house, when Mrs. s. informed
him that her husband had gone to Boston she then
gave him nigh key to the front door OF the house.
and invited him to visit her the next night, saying
that she would have the servants out of the way
! That the following night he visited tue house
when she repeated to him what she had said the
previous night relative to her husbands absence
and by her seductons, advances and caresseS IN
duced him to visit her room, and while both were
partially unrobed, she suddenly gave a signal by
slamming the door three times, when her husband
Immediately rushed into the room with drawn sword
cane in his hand and struck him violently upon the
head, and stabbed at him several times, and threat
ened 10 murder him unless he would pay him money
or its equivalent, and refused to g i've him up hi'
clothes until he had consented to transfer to him
house and lot which he owned on Sixteenth street
which he subsequently did transfer. He further
states in his affidavit, that Mrs Seymour possesses
no such power of clairvoyance as she processes t
have but that the business carried by her and he
husband is the practice of gross mpositions TO en-
trap the unwary and defraud them" and that II
this instance they have conspred together to chea
and defraud him ont of his property, and have thu
succeeded in procuring from him deed of a hous
and lot worth at least $4,000 or $4,000. Upon th
arrest Of the accused, he taken before Justice
Osborne and committed to prison to await examina
tion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

TN, EEw York HoTELs Contrary to general e45
notation, our city hotels still continue to remain
oyeriowingEy full. The places Of thousands VINO
haveleft for the South have beeit
bv permanent guests fer the winter and tie 5aote
sf1ofes are as crowded, and the drawing + u's as
al SARATOGA in JULY The landlords, lis not
necessary TO add are making fortunes Ii'e IRE
prietors of the q Metropolitan we understand
Show a clear profit of one hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars in their first years business The New
York the st. Nicholas the Astor. and the PRESCOTT
House, are eqaally prosperous.-N 4 Mirror.
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BoTEToURT COUNTY, Oct. 9th, 1853

Dear SIR Il feel it to be my duty say word upon
merits of your Celebrated Ointment. am consrre
from experience, to pronounce it the best Healing and
Killing Agent | have even seen employed few mont
5ince my little got of his legs broken after who
he carried considerable distance. which cpusd
treme soreness Of the broken limb applied your OHt
md in less than three hours all had disapeaTd
short time since, member of my family taken v.
malignant throat, and unhestatingy say that with
one hour after the first application. he almost entire
relieved. | write for the benefit of the suffering.
Yours, Ne,
J. G.. SPERHl
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON & CO, Amster.u
Botetourt county, Va. Price-50 cents and 81 each
bottle.
HB- For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by VIM H LTFa
Druggist.
December I'd, 1853 1851
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

No RAIN IN PERU.--It never rains in Peru. The
yapors as they ascend from the sea- are attracted TO
the SUBMITS of the Cordilleras where they are CON
densed into showers But on the line of ccast
which lies between the sea and The base of these
stupendous mountains, the rain never falls All
rculture is the result of artificial irrigation Rnt
the frequent and full streams, flowing from the Cor
dlileras, make this comparatively easy.
Correspondence of the Jour. of Com.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

WAYNE INSTITUTE ARD NORMAL COLLFcp
THE Summer session of this Institution will commerc
1 the 3Oth inst, under the superintendent of WN
Robinson Esq, who has been elected President and vb
at present putting forth every eXerton to procure Conn
tent Board of Teachers In this he has already in part Il
ceeded and hopes at early day. to he able to annm
the number of teachers complete
The Institution is divided into three deparmens-Pi
ry Academca and egate-the latter of which is
signed solely for the education and training of teachers
the Academic is intended School where boys will benz
pared to enter our University, other Colleges t
out the country the Primary Department, a mere n
lille School, and as preparatory to the Academic.
IN each of these several Departments Male and Ten
School will be keptin separate and distinct parts
building and under separate and distinct teachers with
exception of the President, who will superintend both
AS part of the internal regulations of the Institution
Male Departments will open and dismiss 10 minutes en
than the Female Departments.
In the Collegiate Departments, Male and Female unua
facilities will be afforded to those who may wish to bec
teachers At each Annual Commencement, two males am
two females will be admitted to free tuition, upon cer
qualifications hereafter to be prescribed Application %
admission be made to the President, and to be ded
y TERMS OF ADMISSION
To be received pupil of this Institution, the ap
must sustain unexceptionabe character.
In will any be admitted who does not pesr
the Ireasurer receipt for at least session in advance
The Treasurer is not authorized to receive payment forth
ton unless first presented with certificate Of admaa
| signed by one Of the heads of Departments.
Pupils, admission will be examined by ofthe Heal
of Departments and assigned to such classes their
| ficency shall warrant.
Students will be charged from the date Of entrance
end of the session No deduction will be made for ab
except in protracted sickness or DEATH nor will
money be refunded in case OF expulsion or voluntary witt
| drawal.
Students entering this Institution will be required p
cha:e admission tickets from the Secretary and Stud
| will be admitted until such ticket be exhibited.
The pleasant location and neat arrangement of the bull
ngs, added to the acknowledged saubry of GodsbOro
the high reputation of the President, instructor
dscipnarian, WILL it is hoped, secure to this infant n
ton patronage and support commensurate with its men
and the wants of the community.
rs Printed catalogues will be prepared at early "a
giving in detail, the studies pursued and the regua
adopted and will be forwarded to applicants free Of pOs
| JOHN A. CIR ZEN, Secretar
| Goldsboro', June % 1858 253-lt-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
PLANTATION FCts SALE.

THE Subscriber having determined going South tes
offers for sale his Plantation, the North Rv
err nine miles North of Wilmington containing five hundred
acres four hundred of which Upands the
lance swamp About hundred of the above Land
are cleared and in good state of cultivation AMI there
upon the premises neat and comfortable dwelling house
all necessary out-budings-all and well built. The
above named Lands afford unsurpassed facilities for getting
to market, being situated the Northeast branch
Cape Fear gable at all seasons-and within
hall mile OF the Railroad. K. J. HOWARD.
Dec. 9th, 1858 I4-2m
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EIUTCHEsON's CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
For Piles, Ulcers, FRESH Cuts White Swellings, Son

kinds of Cutaneous Diseases
TN PlLES-that common and annoying disease-it new
fails to effect cure, matter in what form of BOD
long Standing if faithfully administered The prop
have in their possession large number of Certificates m
of the most respectable citizens in the State of V
ia, who have been relieved by its use, number Of
accompany each Box. We give the following:
BoTEToURT COUNTY, Va, Nov, 9Th, 1851
Mr.. HUTcHEsoN-
Dear Su Il take pleasure in saying that the box you
Pile Ointment obtained from you, has entirely cured
it gave relief in fifteen minutes after making the fa
application.
had been afflicted with Piles for eight ten years,
had tried number Of remedies without any benefit
think your remedy superior to any have ever tried
Yours, respectfully,
CHRISTIAN BAKER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

E1TRAoRD1NARy!-A writer, extolling the virtues
OF an ointment for promoting the growth of the bar
Ing applied it to his boots, deposited the boots in
closet and on going for them six weeks afterwards
found to his establishment that the hair had grown
out on the leather to degree equal to that Of tho
original skin ~ ~
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Will 1oU READ THE TRUTH &:

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit tO@
"A stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular, and extGl
aIes year after year. in spite Of opposition The people
ily find out its virtues, and the fame Of them passes
mouth to mouth with more rapidity than newspaper;
spread it. II living scttGcss testifyng to the d.
cine has made for him. is of far service than any M
paper advertising.
In proof Of what " above. we refer you to HamF
Vegetable Ilncture, and its effects. It's praise is IN
their testimony to its wonderful Among tDeE
name Hon. H. Clay, Hon Richard nj. Johnson Vies Re
dent Of the United States, with hundreds of Others
Thomas Canot-brother to the celebrated physician
Emperor of France-was cured by it of disease 81
years standing after the skill of the Doctors of Eu
America had failed
In fact the rich and the poor young and old in every
in the city and country find the success attends i
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture is purely vegetable !
warranted free from all mineral substances This Im:
by its mI pleasant, and safe action OH the stomach
kidneys lungs and the system cures Dyspepsia
er Complaint Diseases of the Urinary Organs Coughs A.
ma, Bronchial Affections, Consumption, Scrofua ~.
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia s.. W.
Dance. Fits, Nervous Affections generally, Fstula
Bowel Complaints, with all diseases arising from lHs
blood As remedy for the various arrangements OF l
male System, it seems to have no superior. o,r
The FEMALE SYSTEM HAS, IN DOCTOR Hh'rr
TONS eEGETABLE TINcrURE, CURE for its numeroT
complicated arrangements. Hundreds who have been a
itated and dsprited, and the verge of premature
have been restored by its to blooming health WIN
are a5qnoantIy able to prove by such host Of Ll
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY. r
lEfact from James Harris, Esqs Letter, AerandIa as
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself ne
Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver comp aint a
inability, constantly complaining, from weakness t
ner whole system. She now enjoys better health IlG
t6rty years. being entirely restored by the OF H.
| TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.''
KHEgMATlsM. % YEARs.-Mrs E. Bagrel5I l., Of i j.
glnla suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th to M
year OF age at times entirely helpless Being Weap
employed the best medical attention, and tried may
/ TINCTURE. ~
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &o.--Mr.. Henry y il 4
mad cough for years, great weakness &c hau,
nVe or SIX physicians tried all their remedies put
| only by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TtNCI IN IN 81
So Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAf, TT vi
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, New Dr.
i and get Il Pamphlet gratis sold by c. & D. Dul
mIngton, n G.. and by Druggists generally ~.
/ TT IS An ESTABLISHED FACT That the o on AI5s1
IN Wilmington to procure fashionable artlcie w n
Caps Is at the Granite Row Hat Store doors a.VER
perance Hall. [Oct. n, 1881 c. W.
I WALKING CANES-Gentlemen wishing to ef tbs 81
4 Store. c. Mfb[
I&aLI.-l25 Sacks Salt, for sale low, by --pMAN
~ nov io-66-lw-ll-lml UTLEY Il ALDEpN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

WORKING THE New STEAMBOAT LAw.-The
steamboat inspectors Of the port of Louisville, their
report made up to the 1st of November bear the fol-
lowing testimony in relation to the beneficial opera
of the new steamboat law
&C Explosions or injurious escape of steam we have
none TO report in this district. Collisions by which
life has been lost there have been in this dis
trict. Two of collision are pending before
us, but they not of serious character, no life
has been LOST, and but small amount of damage 10
property.
g The law thus far seems to have exercised whole
some influence This opinion prevails not only among
boatmen, but with all classes of the community. and
is but reasonable TO suppose that if the law be
tinued in force, and we'll observed, steamboat ex.
plosions and collisions will be numbered with things
of the past"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

tEsEsH AND PRIME-Just IN tune 20 Bags Rio COT.
hill, Kegs 7Tesn Goshen Butter rs boxes Cheese Is
Sheese 10 bbs of Mercer Potatoes 40 do Apples I'm
z-C,xyc', =, ,,--------- 0EO. H. kELLEY'S.
u sortment at the Hat store cannot he ne as
asss ana and as to price would onIy saw call
------------------ G.. MYERS.
alsotm s y the largest and best
open at the Hat and Cap Store to which the
avn u al N want is respectfully called G. MYERS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
AUCTION SALE.
By N. oRoNLY, Auetloneer

Sale OF Real Estate and Negroes. at Auction
s IEILLsen at Exchange Corner. onsthe second d..
January next at u o'clock, NJ, the following proper
Wharf Lots adjoining said Mill sundry Lots aIon,n e
Causeway and cmtiguons to the Wilmington and MaSt y
ter Depot. FIVE LIKELY NEGRO FELLOWS an e
gneer three Sawyers and Steyedore Sale posit;a an
'0R WiIming to sa c. Dec IA tiT5s-t5SsIp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

DELIRIUM TREMENs.-Twenty or thirty wears ago
say best physicians, such disease az mania DO.
tn. or delirium tremens was known. The disease is
caused principally by the polsonious drugs with which
all wines and liquors of the present day ara SO abun.
dainty dosed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
TAXES.

HQSE persons who have yet paid their Taxes for
1852, will please forward and settle or shall be
compelled to advertise and sell. L. d. HALL. shift
Nov. 30, 1858. 7l-3t-l33t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
DIED..

In this town Friday afternoon, Dec 9th, Mr. VIM M HART
MAN in the 4lst year of his age
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
ADMINISTRATORS s.TE

THE large and extensive perishable property of the late
James J. Mckay will be offered public SALE Tuesday,
the sd day January 1854 The property consists of House
hold and Kitchen Furnture large stock of Cattle Hor-
mules Hogs and Sheep about TO- 900 bushels of Corn
various other articles. ~ '' "
Ing sale will commence at the late residence of the de-
to plantation, until the whole is disposed Of
1ERaIs:-Sx months credit will be given bond and an.
proved security required before the delivery Of the
JAMES r. KEMP, Special Adninisstr,tor
Bladen county, Dec Cd SO Iets- 1T.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16

In copying interesting letter from this lady, we
may say that do not only because of the inter
est OF the letter. but that it affords opportunity
to say that we know no writer of either sex, who
Yields nervous pen, employs more distinct
independent style in The expression of her opinions.
or maniess more enlargement and liberality in the
scope OF her views In regard to her political posi-
tion we may say that she is understood TO be exactly
the antpodes of Mrs. Mott, and Mrs. Kelly.