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~ l0vERTIsEMENTs.
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II. E.nareer n ~ Nes1e If 1ss6s.
n w09An - m ~ u the late extra
s.eeiss II tks Legislature, approved
-, III. 1851. certain appropriations wsts
s.ss,..i isapeovs usnss IN this Htass,
~. : ~ NJ adoption 10 = popular vote,
~ - i. l. The words and figures follow
,.-wt:
~ -.lin~ ssrropvists,,rs for sks improve
-s., r tke kirers # the Sisse
n...r. n. enacted bv tn i<gislatwyt
- s,s,..f 1,xs.. That the sum OF thirty
.,,o...nd dollars b., and the sa,ne ia here
an n,oor,.,~d 10 the improvement Of the "av''
" ~. Subnr river:
~. ~. ..m ~ thirty seven thousand nse
.,.Xs.d doli.,. be. and The sasne 10 hereby sp-
,nrr;.t~d TO The Trinity river;
Ts. -. ann ~ ,hirty.ssyen thousand s've
,A,.d dc,ls,. be-, and The .ams = hereby ap.
cp,ia,.d to The B'a1o. ."a .e ,ow se IL S""
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The m.ml~rs Of MARSHALL Lodge No 90 A.. ,.,r.
WARY requested 10 " at the ~gnssr o,auuu,cs.
''un oo the svcond Friday Ia June 1858
~ o'det OF the lsser
J. +. MeDONALD, Secretary.
May 2s, 1888. na7-at
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Irish, Eagliah. frsneh. aid Asnglsea. syita.
Die for Costs, Fants, and rsHQesFs. Alko,
SILKS, plain and Axufsd, MU0LlN "a.
LANES, TlS0VEN, DARE0HS,A a., ~.
DONNE7B.
Ladies' fine Hhk. straw, LeShcsa, trimmed
and untrimmed, bioomsrs, fancy Wedding
is,a. Chiidsvn's fancy Hats; and Aas variety
Of 6o~nsf Trimmings, consisting u nbbons,
e.p'' a'''ac'A''' s's. ,
Oen,lemen's fine MoIeshin Hats, Drst and
White Beaver, nrab. Fur, and Rusa,an kossath.
black and ~hi's margin, Mexican, Planters,
Campeschy, Panama. and Black L~gnosn Hate.
with a selection of the latest styles too M.
snefous 10 mention.
SADDLERY.
Consisting u Euslirh and American SaAidles.
Ladies' and Boys Sadd!es; l Hope ire SD
die; Brsddles, Nartinxaler. Web Rssna. CIR.
cingi~s, 0wths, Cotton and Wool Cellars,
Hamss, Sadd!s.b bags, Bianksts, Moss and w eol !;
Whips, etc.
Manila and Cotton Rope. Of sils
HARDWARE.
Fine pocket and table knives, raxoss, ,..
locks: hair, clothes. and tooth brushes
fine aud coarse chains, log, Afth. halt r.tDr.
and dog; axes, hatchets, hiatt msrs. br rsra.
adxe~, squares. saws, and general a. pe .l
Of carpenters tsols hoes, w~dgss. { sl4
two tius s~ts Of Smiths Tools.
Aisosa fine selection Of pixtols, irHrhgcr
and Colts shot pouches, powder a, %
horns Bowie kni.es Of Ill sIlea
HOLLOW WARE, Of all kinds pat-
terms.
TOBACCO, 4 nne assortment from the
best Virginia factories.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots, from the finest ~ the nu ht1u
Shoes. calf, wei, and russell; Boys an
shoes; Ladies' cali, norccco. and kid;
ssces, gAisers and half ysisers. VI
and a,s~s.
PIERCE. TAYLOR, AND rms
would any 10 their friends that they gaw
prepared TO furnish any of the above nnrfd
sr,ieies- OH ~ reasonable tsrsns ~ m rp.
in town.
Apul o. 1889. b.
New Goods II Glade Spril rs
EisAl mice South Eaa II MsrsAaA. fl..
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March, ~, 1854.
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I WILL eent, On lAvcs~bls tssssA ~ -.
] eant TIRES stesy hstlAiat hnswa = ~
Marshall Hotel. situated on IN soslA at1oof
IL psbIs square, in Marshall TsnAas tA1o
With the housrhnid and tiseh~N fssrlsean ~
longing 10 L. This hotel i larry aa1 q
dcu~. having the aeesaaasy ens.hnassA =
garsisa spot, and many oth~s roessut1 1S
|, IL an excellent tavern sand. sSA, - t
- but one other hazel IN M Plsc~, pFssssdD1
desirable location fos any en- dsaifia4 ter
inte..shx business. bsssdss Mas.hsll y 1
80 INT, healthy paare. with ~ ~ asstgt
- svsrvthing .cstcslatsA to ssn3se \ Z -
sAor0ugAtass ftsn t3miMslpea ~ G6f 11l
to Western Tssaa ~ tssNlsae stsl
hotels l. very srss2 Tbes, ds>is}ae -
will make iwnsdsste applications - 4
March ~. l6tJ.
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LAWS wArr Al svkgs. r. PicxsSs xosl
Gr's"r~d Mes. Coiamb.s MAJ Cbori.s,o, Ms
WATT, SYKES Il NOBLE, Cotton Fac
w tors, and General Comr,i,sion M.r
chants, New Orleans, la.
May -, lS53 nl1-1v.
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A rReCLAMATlON.

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Skcrios 3 That ~ case vacancy shall
from any cause occur IN any OF eh~ ohsres
snentscnsd IN the f''ss section Of the Ainend@eut
Of the Son .i'us'on, the Gas~r""s shall appoint
some suitable person !" NJ such vacancy. who
shall continue to discesrgs si'c duties .! snrh
osfce, un,'l the time Of the mex. general sisr.
TO" established BY la~ FOR the e'eosssa Of
state Of county osfrsrs, and until h's sscesaso'
shall have ,ee" elected and snai'aed
Nov, therefore. IL Hsn.broueh Bell, Gov
.roos Of the State OF Texas do hereby. in
pursuance Of the law AND the Consultation, Or
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CITATION
II snf Dts1ascs Cesar = HAappss Cssp4Y
u Tns UfAgDGN TgxAA--Ne. e<na
TO Tnv TITLE AND toa pAnAoes.
oeatsl fs~sssesst.
~.
Nv DstsAen.
Tvs 0rAts o. TRxAs,
Cosaft IF HsrrlsoN.

WHEREAS, on the lesh day Of NAY, A. o.
w 1854, Daniel Fundesburk 6lsd HE psti.
ton In the Clerks Office Of The Dissvict Court
Of Harrison county, ~ follows to.wit:
!" Daniel Fsnderbvsk, plaintiff in hs suit,
who resides in said county Of Harrison, and
state Of Texas, respectfully represents that
heretofore, to-wit, on the lat day of February,
A. D. lS@o, said plaintiff WAS the owner and pos
season of five hundred acres Of land, lying,
being, and situated IN said county Of Harrison
and State Of Texas. and embraced in = survey
made for one Hamilton McNuti, under and by
virtue Of the hcudrigh, survey Of said NcNu.i,
on Soda Lake, in said county, and known and
bounded A. follows, to-w,t: Surveyed for
Dsn'ri fundcrburk Ave hundred acren Of land,
i bring a part Of the Hamilton McNutt survey,
on the south aide Of Lake soda, beginning ut
the North. west corner Of same, \ staks from
which black oak bra. y. 50 T., 10 vsa, =
hickory brs. N. ~ W, 2 vrs marked H. ~;
thence N. As f., ms yrs, . stake; from which
= red oak bra N. 30 f., 2 3-i0 vrs.. hickory
bra 4. 10 L. IA yrs, n,asksd d. r., thence 4.
40 T., 1850 vra., = stak~, from Nbieh black
Jack brs. - W., 3 Y.Io vrs, hickory brs. =.
3 t., 3 yrs, marked d. 81 thence s. 45 ".
ul3, stake; .. +. Sparks N Il corner, fsm
which black jack hrs. - ~ T., $40 yrs, a
hickory stump hrs. =. - +. s $40 yrs, q
black jack n. 60 h. II yrs, both marked u.
81 thence n. AZ " a6oo VIZ. N. ul.~.
Of beginning. containing five hundred s..,..
Of land; aud that on, io.w,t, Tho first day
Of January. A. u. 1883, said plaintiff wss the
legal owner and pos.es-or Of said land. and
that then and there Que Peter Dri-kcll. defend
ant late Of said cspsy, and now a citizen Of
tered upon .a,J land without the cou,sn, of
said plaintiff! and with force and arms. ERECTED
posse-sion OF the same, and that from thence
hitherto. said detcndapt, by force sn.. atns has
H',a ne possession Of the same. against the
''' q" 'a'""n n"o hsd ana received TO
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nsv AaVssttssuents.

slf<ss 10 sst, tsn any two Of shs Cssssv c..
n1isasssrsnl wv ssss.n u the nscsuiasv n
Slate eempsst< eusa. showing the nsub+, d
votea sass tot aad Against u,s sdsrtion II ths
said ace.
X,ai21fek In testimony whereof I have
nsfe"nso sss thy hand, and csused
ths grra. se~l u the State 10 b.
sf'ixvd. lone a, the city Of Aus.
tin this 6th day Of NAV, A. ID.
1884, OF the Independence II III. United
States The 18th, aud of Texas the lSto year.
p. II. LELt.
ny the Governor.
Tho. u. DuvAL. Sec'y Of State.
June 4. 1863 "A ~
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Yerntsnre there ~ a.Asi.'
VIyE would invite the attention Of eas
w triend.. and the pabnc gcnsrslly. to oar
flssrc and web .<isvsed) stick u fsruisus~
now on hand aud daily receiving.
Hsrsss, Bedsse~ds, 7sktss.
S,snds. Sst,s. Witiss ar, d..
CAsirs y kiaAs,
which We ntl<r low for eash. Thosa wishing
10 purchase aaytAine ia our limo. will 10 we'll
70 rive - eait, ~ exssssAs eas seek and
psicss. hete.s pssckssing elsewhere.
:. CAV !. The I'D 'sa"d u King ~ ~ IL
MassAalt.
TuETsORD 4 vIl9ON.
May ~. 1850. ably.
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NAV 81, 1853.

rer.g i8a1iL OF NEW Goes.
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New CssAs 1t Glade Sprl,

EigAi mice South Eaa II AfsrsAall.
TIME subscriber would inform his
l. and the public that he has Just rrt
h.s .iN-.. eight miles southeast u Ma
f- Iarf 0legni s""ply Of
VppjNf. An SfrvNER GOO
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80 . s'ytisvG- AFNs
tllE asfss. asa has Fyessa
sr1 - nes ep'nia 81 IA 60
sf sfshd, mex. dcui Nfgsh ~ Nsn IN
s. S,o2s 81 psug Store EsrsFai md ea,+eglss
p, sei,s ssaea ~ ssyc,xa 8na d usesis JIG,
gecds, eiasss..slns ciosbsaY. hcoss shp4A, sAaxe
hnnssis, q sye fa Fsfwufss xutss.sf, eUoaA4
g. &c 10 vh<A h. nae.s ssep~satslfy isr,k
pahhs stteu,lsu. It's iAsfsfs as~.sf fIIx11|)
csa p.e - eves Tho as.,st faAtia sna&. n
Is Wsil BE- . thssr nsenrss u IN ~
e7ss,Gk slss skess $1,000
es,e All A. rxssnlrts
ios the s,nielsssu ~ xtaN1
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To the Public.

May 30. a9 n47-7n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM AS A
MOTIVE POWER,

AND DESIRE SAFETY AND GREAT ECONOMY.
A opportunity is offered to all whom it may
n the exclusive right ofmanuacturing. using and
vending, in States and Counties, IRVlNG'S ClRCULA-
TING SAFETY STEAM BOILER, for Stationary Engines,
Locomotives, Marine Engines, River Lake and Ocean
Steamers &c The advantages of this Boiler all others
in use
l. ENTIRE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION. being liable
to explode than open chaldrOn
2 Less ONE TIIR the amount of fuel is required
generate the steam obtained by other boilers of the
power
s. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE-HALF.
f. They occupy but ONETHIRD the space of other boil
ers, and may be applied to any engine now in
The of Furnace Crates will be intellectually les
the small of fuel required and the
of using it.
The Company GUARANTEE the reality of the above advan
tages. Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL RE-
SUITS many these Boilers being in in and about
this The inventor has but just succeeded after years
application bringing this valuable invention before the
public stands alone and independent in its merits and if
has the qualities claimed which undenabe the public
will acknowledge its superiority other motive
power.
Terms of made known application at the Office of
the :. IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY,'' corner of
Broadway and Parkp New York. the New Broad
way Bank.
Circulars containing terms of sale &c. will be forwarded
by mail if required, address above.
April Is, 1858. u. m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
The Black Exodus.

We scarcely pass along the landing in these long
June days without observing one or more negro tam-
les with their household "pIunder" recently landed
from of the lower river or Madison steamers.-
Becoming little curious with regatd TO this new fea
ture in African movements, made inquiry and
found that they were moving from Indiana III conse-
qucnce of the enactmens of the legislative
forcing the 18th article of the constitution of
that State. All persons whose mothers unable to
prove the possession of greater portion than
sixteenth of European blood, and who came into
Hoosierdom since November 1st, 1858, forced TO
take up their beds-if they have any-and walk
All negroes, muIattoes. quadroons, octageroons duo
deceroons, etc. etc, who can prove residence IN the
State prior to Nov. 1s, 1851, allowed 10 remain
under certain conditions and by registering their
with the county clerk Any person who employs a
negro who is in the State contrary 10 the new law, is
liable TO fine of not less than ten more than five
hundred dollars.
The families, we observed, appeared to be people Of
some property and brought with them fine stock of
horses, mules, and milch We were much
amused, yesterday, by an impromptu argument be-
tween old GO Uncle Tom " and the mate of steam
ling at the foot of Sycamore street. Uncle Tom nsis-
ted that he had right smart of book learnn' and
knew sprinkn of law" He had well -thumbed
greasy copy OF the U. S. Constitution and was reading
from the second section of fourth article of that nstru
ment:
The citizens of each State shall be entitled TO all
privileges and immuntes of citizens in the several
States.'
'There now,' said Uncle Tom, with infinite gusto,
{" You see that You Eliza Ann there and me
came from York Stale, whar we had farm, and it
give me right to vote, and did vote, and help to
elect Gerrt Smith to Washington" [Here the black
stevedores, who had gathered in the shade of the
cotton bales TO shrk work, broke out guaw that
reused the mate who started up and drove the of
Uncle Toms audience back 10 the loading of pork
barrels1
eyes, and was citizens there" continued the old
man. Z" for paid heap of jaxes besides voting
Well our Dinah got married and we went to the Wa
bash, and the big bugs taxed thar too we spect-
ed we had the right to stay and make powerful fine
home, but no-they've drive out and here We are"
The mate declared that he " would be ID if he'd
pay taxes 10 support State that drove him from his
farm" and so the discussion ended.
The last we saw Of the dusky patriarch he had
formed his cattle, wagons and the whole family into
on his way to Mercer county Cincinnati CONNER
Gil, 9Th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

PTANOS-MUSIC,

THE undersigned respectfully informs the ctizensEsA
of Wilmington and vicinity that he has openedflF ~ 7
aMUSIC STORE on Market street, above the Carolina
HOTEL where he intends to keep complete assortment OF
PIANOS of the most celebrated manufacture. No ., 64
and Pianos in Rosewood Cases, and with the Ia
test improvements These instruments have been selected
by himself and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
hem to be superior tone, finish and workmanship to any
vhch ever to this market before He will sell them
at New York prices.
He also keeps and is constantly receiving, the latest and
@ fashionable Music for Piano and all other instruments
His arrangements with Northern Publishers SUCH that
enabled to receive any ordered piece either published
Europe in this country, in three days. He will attend
any orders from String Brass Bands either for instru
en or arranged Music, with DESPATCH having arranged
the Music Of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du-
ng the last months.
Od Pianos taken in exchange.
ALI orders for Music Instruments from the country, will
apomptly attended to- HERMANN l.. SCIIREINER,
Nov. 18th h-T6-tf7 Professor of Music.
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NIinIiing ones Business.

1t is usual TO say that only gossip; but we
are sure, in Philadelphia the men do little tco.-
Does person move into larger house ? Instantly
his business neighbors begin TO wonder if he af
ford it, implying of course, that he cannot. Does
another buy horse :! There ominous shakes of
the head and sage remarks, in whispers, about spend
sock Dark hints are heard respecting people that
go too fast, and who certain always to end in ru-
in. Has fourth made a fortune? AS people cannot
now abuse him for spending money they say he has
grown naughty so that, unless he is twice as affable
as he was before, he is sneered at for being purse
proud fifth, sixth, seventh, and on endless
has some other pretended fault over which his ac-
quaintance talk behind his back or hint of winking
as they smoke their cigars There is great deal Of
this mindng other peoples business to be found
among men in Philadelphia, and suspect else
where also Sensible people, however find their own
affairs as much as they can attend to properly. De-
pend upon it, he who is always mnding the business
of other persons is very apt to neglect his own til it
gets in a hopeless tangle,-PAH. Ledger.
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Adyertisenets ordered to be Sbntined 0 The lnsId
charged 37a per square M Zach i1srt5n acr the mrs
Any advertiseet upon which the number Of
not marked win be continued until out aud
25 cents per square for each inseEti ion
liberal discount viii be made ON exceed
Ing ols sdiare when pdSiisHsd 81 12bnth CASH IN Ar
VANCE. -.
sN6 reaecting npon private eharactef
can, under CIRCUMSTANCES, be adIiitted.
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From the New Orleans Picayune.
Hone and the Rose.

Who shall die first % whispered Hope to the Rose
&c Who shah sink earlier into the grave?
/, by my feetness, or thou by thy sweetness,
Which of the two is the future to save )!
l, by betraying, or thou by deeaying,
Who shall sleep first in eternal repose!
Soon shall we sever, or live we for ever,
Who shall die first q whispered Hope to the Rose;
Who shall die first p whispered Hope to the Rose.
''I,' said the flower, "tho' sweet is my blooming
Soon will my loveness wther and die,
Lives that sweetest ever the feetest,
Hours most happy, most rapidly fly;
But Hope dieth never-it liveth for ever
Enchantment around the young bosom it throws;
In smiling or weeping Hope never is sleeping
shall die frst," said the beautiful Rose;
g l shall die frst,'' said the beautiful Rose.
The Rose was mistaken-ts dwelling forsaken-
Hope and its promises died in the heart,
The love it desired had falsely expired, ...
Fated, in faithlessness soon to depart!
The sweet scented flower still graceS the bower,
And there, in its loveliness, gracefully blows
It's beauties displaying, it lives undecay,
To tell the sad story of Hope and the Rose,
To tell the sad story of Hope and the Rose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

HE subscriber has leased for term of years, of X w
Brown ESD his fre-proof store, with his wharves, and
condition to take especial ofSprits Iurpentne
other Naval Stores committed to his care. The Ware
@ well known to be the best and safest place in town
the storage of Bacon, Lard, Corn, Peas &C. The lower
Te have them four large new sheds where Spirits
DC safely kept from the rain and sun He is prepared to
e and Ship or SELL all kinds produce sent to his
Will also make advances when required.
he begs to refer to the following gentlemen:-R: W.
hqrs. ~ MTf,ES COSTiN.
September II; 1852 I-I2m
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sTARLER,s DIARRuEA CnRnIALl

Il!
and " a
po1ss s esy acon IN IFS s1Gs v ns NAUSEA M
at he lime that disease. ''
he yduae Medicines above named lave recently been
sion in the City of Baltimore and elsewhere practice
are couny Ga Postroner
in WITH the % o %
and udeious Physicians and strictly conformity
readily the City Physician prescriptions
ra%phleis to be- had gratis of all who have
de for sae confirming from Doctors
Doe Martin do ne" hesitate to recommend your
Doc Join ADDISON svs svs my nih o add
@ yor Do1ha ha OF c s
have no hesitation in recommending it, most valuable med
Doc r. Payne he has the DarrhGa Cordial
with the happest effect and thinks it one Of the most
convenient and efficient combinations offered TO
Doc L. D Handy writes ~ administered your Anodyne
xpectoran in several cases Of Bronchial affection with the
With the greatest conddenee reeomnend it, &C. se'S
Doc s. Love- writes to that lie has administered the
e
She the
sixteen OF the best Aoecarcs and in the
known srablers Anodyne Cherry Expecorant scrs
diseases they are
so% ag % W Ra m
WE IL srABLER &, CO, Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
EI5-FOr sale by Druggists generally, and by
December "a. 1852 6m
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINInIENT.
VTNHIs Lniment unequaed for the Of Rheumatism,
Stiffness Old Sores swcInss Pains If the body
external application reach volume Of certificates
oise from Re tRs have hsd Of 1gbone
Scratches Windgas Saddle CALLS Cracked heels Stiffness
'"' '"'"' S'De"; THRoUGii Fl RSuSe II By EXPRESS,
This certify that the Mexican Mustang Iniment Has been
used quite extensively in the stables Of adams Go = Great
efecual Many Of their men used
aud their amiles and they all speak Of its healing and
and badly and bruised his kneea usual the MUSTANG
LNiMENT resored and the and laneness
removed and perfectly well in three four days
We have hesitation recommending valu le
aon to PS qsed eatn 1 on % %n or N
We take great pleasure in recommending the MEXICAN MUS
Article we have used for sores spans Of ads in Horses
We have used extensively and always eectnay Some OF
Rheumatic Palms. and they all like maeicwe
ouy that have rely abandoned the Of other
]. HEWITT Foreman for
Fss6kN MAKN6ks EKSFEss kxP c9 .sSnay o %ss street.
PULLEN VIRGIL & CO.'S I6 Wall street,
Messrs G. BRAGG Col had Valuable horse that about
sharp hsok opening cash three length an ins
deep tried various articles to heal it, but inflammation
quite stiff Fl lend of nine asked bad tried
the Mustang Linnent which replied 10 the negative but
used half bottle when the began be removed
is growing the wound, making il look well ever
Hoping that Others may be Oenshed sy S n y9a Taee
PRlcEs-The sizes and Ietas for IS
81 bottle The so cents and 81 size
and times much as the rs cent sze-the large size
0sns Hgss sRssa sl Broadway N.Y.
Dec Il, lss2-fs6nJ Wilmington, s. {;
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE at manufacturers prices
two of Aessrs r. Sinclair & Co.'S improved thirty inch
French Burr Stone Corn Mills for plantation use-warran
ed grind from four to five bushels of fine Meal per hour
with four ordinary size horses Those who in want of
first rate Mill will please call and examine, address
d. l.. BURBANK, (sign of the Turk)
July 2-43 Front street, Wilmington, n. G..