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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.

l3e Eastern Troubles still UnsettLed-IHe Smurna
affair &c.
HALIFAX, Aug. 16th.-The steamer America arri-
oI this afternoon, bringing Liverpool dates of the
18th inst, and ia passengers. She passed the Ara
Ia going in.
ENGLAND.-Lord John Russell had brought forward
u Parliament his plan for the settlement of the Jamai-
Ia grants.
Lieut.. Maury had explained his wind and tide the
ies to meeting of Liverpool merchants and had
sen cordially received
RUSSIA AND TURKEY-The Eastern question was
nry decided way the other, but the aspect Of
fairs did not look promising of peace. The Cars
m answer could not be known until the 18th of Au-
ENt If he accepted the propositions of the three
overs, his troops must be Withdrawn from the Prin-
unies. The conference at Vienna in pursuance OF
pOgements will conclude treaty to protect Tur-
e, at all hazards. for all time to come. If the Gar
auSeS the utimatum evades reply, the allied
sfas will enter the Bo<phorus, and further active
lasures be taken to maintain the integrity of Tur-
The conduct Of the Russian General in the Prnci.
hIties indicate the intention 10 maintain permanent
Osesson Russia exhibits no sign of retractions.
The Duik of the Russian army was advancing into
Talacha. The Russian Admiral had gone 10 Seb-
gOpo to receive the fleet there. The Russians were
sW certifying Jassy and Bucharest.
The report that Turkey had already recalled the
ospolars is doubted. The warke movements of
he Porte continue on an extensive scale. Fifty-wo
French field officers had entered the Turkish service
A Turkish mob al Lacdicea had attempted the life
the Russian consul
The Druses and other mountaneers were arriving,
md it was evident that in the event of war; all Ma
omedanism would be arrayed against Russia
AUSTRALIA Frankfort journal says that Austria
bill not only demand reparation from America for the
nyrna affair, but that Turkey shall immediately pro-
re the eytrddition of Kosta. Letters from St. Peter
lg say that when the Gar heard of The Kosta affair
aiVsed Austria TO do anything rather than give the
@led States pretence for interfering in the affairs
Europe
FRANCE In France everything was tranquil. The
2sern question absorbed the public attention.
@iN-The Mexican Minister has arrived at Ma
nd. The grape disease continues.
PERSIA The cholera in Persia was increasing and
4aPIague had broken out in Khordessan.
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been r.esived rot Charleston, 50 that she
nay be considered sssy s ro New p
steady 0n Pa s
light Sales Saturday ss nase say e the
NEW ORLEANS, August 49, Grain The market for
Corn eonpasd mixed sns SsfT
go sacks az 81 DO 60 o. cents for and yeo
s tss9 ss o sns yellow
in lots This makes aggregate for the week Of
G %aP asd 600 500 ye asss mostly
s rna and 0 at s o
Bran comprise several lots dvrng early part Of the week
n mostly sly at 8 g. @ O week
sacks Corn sglz barrels and sacks OATS - d9 s
Florida $780, Texas ZIG, Havana l772 SKIS Corn
as during the and loo
dealers have realised s4 IS Is co. but the latter has
the ruling rate and business on very limited scas Ar
Gg 9 sEs s RaVsas 19 o Ss
NEW YORK, Aug. l6-Flour-saes at S4@4 10 for
State and 125 % for Western Wheatsales IF white
Ohio at 81 80 COrn-ales at 6se for mixed and for
At 2sc Posales at sI5 so for and sls for prime:
sales of 900 bales at steady rates.
BALTENoRE Asgus ishs EIgsF @a; lie, NalIa.
dome in City Mills Rye Flour szesa and Corn Meal
s. 81 y DBL Wheat-sales at o5@sl 10 for good to
choice family -four 81 To- Corn 5000 cents for white
mixed 5657 cents and yellow 64@65 cents u bushe Rye
6670 cents % bushe Sales of Oats at 5000 cents d
hushel No Pennsylvania Rye Oats offered Clover So
Timohy 1858 rs, and Flaxseed 81 Is D bushel Rio COT
g. 81 and 81 cents % H. Sugars-Cuba4 81 to 50 70
cwt. Rice 4@44 q b. Mess Pork $l6 g. cash. Ba
shoulders to arrive, II cents % B which is advance
sides at II cents y ~ bulk haris l0i cents y 10 No
Beef ~ 50@$l3, Mess do SIS so % Dbl, Lard I0i@l0E
bS s and kegs cents Eu.ss5
gallon.
NEW YORK, Aug. ls-For three previous days. Ma,
val SoreThe demand for turentine continues limited and
the market is without changss.les about 500 bbs at 50
37A for Wilmington and So 62i for North County. Spirits
Tupentne has remained and firm until yesterday
when the receipts large and the market closed with
rather less buoyancy sales % 1000 bbs in lots
45!@46 cents cash. and a. including to arrivs
the latter Tar continues and Arm at 81 40
inactive 1900 bbls have been sold in small
lots 81 37al 40 for Moth County in yard and
81 50@l 60 for Wilmington. delivered
Rice-For the better descriptions which there
is fair demand while inferior parcels and Those affected
with weav neglected The sales ef the week
to about 1000 ties. at So 62b@4 80.
BOSTON, August l0--Naval Stores-The market con-
nues quite steady for Spirits Turpentne There have been
sales of 100 bbls at IS 40 cents gal cash Tar scared
and firm, with sales of small lots ct 50 so IS Dbl,
Rosn is in good demand Further sales of common
at 81 20 @ u.s. aud No at 81 p Dbl, mos No con
nues very Pitch is selling i'll small lots at 81 o.
2l2A q Dbl, s mos
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nURKEE,s Celebrated
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS


HOSE who have tried it, have found that the advertise
men does its praises too highly-IaLaa0Ssee
FYor,dsqn and Journal, Feb. 10TH 1853.
Housekeepers who have tested the quality of this powder
pronounce unanimously in its acknowledgement DAILY C0u-
- 49, 5000
vet saw used in the baking of cakesRdhtcay AduOcate
Register, Aprll Is, 1888 w
This is an article of such utility in various kinds of cook
srv that when become properly known house
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly do
without it.-Ne,c York Pick. May 81, 1883
No one need hesitate Durkees Important article
to housekeepers Banner and Nashville Wing,
Feb. II, 1858.
can eat with good RELISH do not forget Dukee
Baking Powder and you will not fail to have good Bread
cakes &c.-Ifoy DAILY Times, May "A, 1852.
We have tried this article and recommend it with per-
feet confidence Quebec Gazette, Juty 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder have tried at our house. and
our better half astonished at the resut-NeU York
Daily Times Oct. %, 1853.
All good housewives will rejoice in and gorify the name OF
Durkee after they given his Baking Powder fair trial
Nc.c York Sun, Sep 30, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered.
Ne,g York Dutchnl1n, Feb. r., 1853
karTHE ARTICLE IS WARRANTED TO GIVE EXTRACTION
Orders accompanied NTH the Cash sciN be promptly filed
E. B. DURKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer 13S Water. ST. n Y
S. B. 81 ]. A EVANS, wholesale and retail Agents
Wilmington. lAug io.-s9s,0A Af's''1
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ia -. :
He IT; FoLLr OF oFF1cE HuNT1HG.-There is a deal
q philosophy in the following anecdoe-philosophi-
ence: $3.50 aay sNpo'.'-
characteristic story is told of Judge R.. worthy
man H. IN ms younger days, able lawyer now living
IN Inc northern part of Vermont 1t is said he was
once ar bilious of political preferment, but, if SO, bis
success mas not been equal to his hopes as he
rose higher than to be what is called flower Dot
Judge as side judges are sometimes denominated.
rom the TACT that the Office is rather matter of orna.
m la 1han use few years ago. while this old gen.
ueman was attending session of the Legislatures he
was accosted by old acquaintance with Ab, Judge,
now wv dye do and what brings you to the capital pr
"hy'' SAID X 81 came to get an Office but it's no
use, and shant try again. For twenty years came
mere regularly for office, bnt they said I was too
yo""g' and now that have grown gray, irving TO
remove that objection, they tell me am too Old and
mats difficulty which have no hope of OUTLYING
80 gave up the chase p The Judge sighed. wiped
Inc dust OF Montpelier from his shoes and never
narkened the portals of the capitol afterwards. He
noos Legislatures in contempt, and can give better
reasons for his opinion than their shabby treatment of
himself-Pod -
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DIED,

T. Russ native of Bladen county for the past twenty
years resident of Wilmington aged about 40 years:
wife of Alexander T Stanford aged Al years. laY
ing disconoate husband and five children to mourn her
loss.
On the list of August 1858 his residence in Brunswick
county Mr. GEORGE WASHINGTON POTTER, aged 50 years.
In Dupln county, the I'D ult, after short illness,
Mrs ELIZA WILLIAMS, wife of Harper Williams. Esq. In
the 36th of her the 2h MARY JANE their
Youngest child and only daughter, aged months and 6
day
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VIRGINIA CAUSE.-THE Richmond Enquirer, of a
recent date, contains the following notice OF Il Vlr
ginia GIRL or in its own language, meritorious la
dy OF our acquaintance in Hanover county:
"At the age Of twenty she was hearty, rosy
checked lass, full of life and industry. Seeing a
prospect of making disconsolate bachelor as hap
py as herself she acquired piece of land with the
view of having local habitation.' house was
the next thing indispensable to her laudable ambi'
ton. She shoudered her axe went to the woods
felled trees with her own hands, chopped the logs
for the building made shingles to cover it, nailed
them on, and finished the house by lathing and
pIastering it herself. In short lime thereafter she
met she saw, aud conquered deserving and IN
dustrious young man residing in her neighborhood
They were married, and the young couple common,
ced their married life in the neat cottage, the fruit
of the wifes industry and the work of her own
hands All this occurred about the year 1880
Time has advanced and she is now the happy moth
er of THIRTEEN children, (the youngest five months
old.) and he the happy and prosperous husband Of
a most industrious and estimable lady. What is II
woman cannot accomplish when with earnestness
she undersakes the task 2!
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Frightfu! Generous w ounds In the Breast healed
by Holl ways Ointment and pills.

Mrs Mathews of Bdgestreet Southwark, after her conne
men had such dreadful bad that She could possibly
sucke the infant on deeply seated sores formed in
left breast which cd the united of several Of
the faculty heal decided knife should be
resored offering only chance this the patient
positively ecttd to- aid determined giving eUWayS Ont
and Pills trial. tn result Of which has been
full for all the wounds sounCy bealed aud she enjoy
the best of health.
Sold at the EsaDshme Professor j. way, 244 Srend,
Temple Bar L0ndo and by all ctahle Druggists and
Dealers Medicines thro ghou the British Empire and OF those
of the United states in Boxes 37ac &c. 81 So each Whole
sale principal ;Tng of the Union by Messrs A
b. & d. Sands New York;S n & J. A. Evans Wilmington,
n e.
There is considerable saving taking the largest sizes
n B. Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
are aft xed to each Box
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MARRIED.

In Eogseombe county, the 7th inst by Rev Henry
ter of Wright Edmundson, ESD
In Dupn county the 18th inst by 6. Smith Esq, Mr..
GEORGE LocKHAKT SMITH, to Mrs MoLcEY HUssEY, widow
of the late COL John E. Hussey.
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AUCTION SALE.
BY NJ. CRoNLY, Auctioneer.
House and Lot .

House Lot.
ON MONDAY, the 18th day of September next, it being
Monday of County Court Exchange Corner at the hour
of three O'clock p. NJ will be sold, the HOUSE AND
LOT opposite Mr.. Miles Costins residence. Market
continued the property Of B. S. Koonce, deceased
The Lot has front of seventy feet and back 200 feet
The house is two stories high contains eight the
premises Kitchen all necessary outhouses and we'll OF
| water ANN kOONCE. Administrators.
August 10Th, 1853. 5O-4t
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WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL.

IF you will 60 to WHTTEHURST'S GALLERY, over
Messrs. Policy Harris Store Front street, the whole
matter will be explained by the excellent and
ting OPERATOR Mr. b. F. HARRISON, whose experience in the
beautiful art of Daguerreotypng enables him to rank
among the first artists in this profession With all his hon
est aablity and kindness If you give him opportunity
he will steal from nature its most lovely SMILES We would
advise all who want perfect and neyeradng likeness
Immediately and don't forget enquire for the and
STERREOSCOPIC DAGUERR EOTYPES; they are ne
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the infal
bty of life You will be impressed at with the fact
that nature copy that which nature made Rooms
from ocock to sunset Hours for children from 10 to
o'clock. No choice of days for adults.
B. F. HARRISON & co!
Wilmingt July 2lst, 1853 27l-16
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18TH 1858.

TURPENTNE-Our review of Thursday last left this market
in firm state, with active demand quotations of that
day The price ruled steady for both yellow and virgin dip
until Monday when advance of obtained
the latter The market has ruled steady the
CENTS sales of the week foot $40 bb follows:
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RUM DRops-The New York Times comments in
severe but just terms of censure upon new form of
confectionery cacuted to cheat the young and unsus
pecng into acquiring taste for intoxicating liquors.
The disguised emissary of the iend is sugar Pepar-
alton of achoho in the shape of drops of lozenges'
and which might be more appropriately named Rum
Pills" They are manufactured by confec''oners not
peppermint and other essential oil drops are prePar
ed in the sweet gIobues In this form the drops are
sold at the most respectable saloons Ladies and young
girls who would shrink from the touch of the ntoxi-
eating cup they would from pollution do not hest
tate 10 swallow in this form the disguised and sugar
coated poison, which is made doubly dangerous by
the form in which it is presented to The palate.
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our MOTTO gro PLEASE;

ANso Wilmington Saddle, Harness, E$SSM
N-NsTRUNK MANUFACTORY.1 Msi ~
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment
Gig and s"lky Harness; Lady's and GentIsnien's
Saddles Brides Whips, &C.; Trunks, yalses, Saddle
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly and
all other articles usually found in such establishments ali
of which he to be of the and
manshp, and will be sold low for cash. short credit Is
prompt customers. 80. ~UH -
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags &C., made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought sold on commis<
sion. John T. CONOI.EV
Sept. 10, 1851
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T1REEMAN & HOUSTON, Wilmington, N. c., are
agents for the Brgewater Paint Manufacturing Com
pany and will keep hand sufficient supply of the Paint
either dry OIL to any demand. The article is but
little known in this vicinity but being very generally used
in other parts country where entire
Analysis and experience prove it to be efficient FIRE and
weather proof Paint admirably adapted for the preservation
of buildings of any kind steamboats, railroad bridges
roofs e is perfectly spark and cndr proof and is
recommended for all kinds of work, above under
The low price fixed for the Paint in connection wthits
good qualities, render economical than any other in
market Any information required in reference to the
Brdgewater Paint will be furnished on application.
August 18th, 1853 29i-tf
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The staid ad sober assistant clerk of the Justice
Court, Boston committed joke, recently, without
intending it calling the docket he reached No.
$40; and Gale out -" 2-4O: horse racing,' amid the
merriment of tn court and bench.
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HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN PAINTING,
AND RAPER HANGING.

reasonable it be done in Wilmington.
Patterns of paper may be found his shop Market street.
door from Second street and all orders left there
Mr.. L. B. HUGaINs' will be promptly attended to- and the
work done accordingly. PETER A. DAVIS.
Wilmington, August 9th. 1858 286-lm-19-lm*
VTINEGAR.--4O bbls. extra Vinegar, for sale by
Aug. 18th. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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A tFien. Of ours placed egg plant under a
goose the cher day, and Matched out twelve Shang-
hals and top-knot. Whether this will lead to
any revolu.Dn in the poultry market is yet to be
seen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-19

NorE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
&c;say on Lumber so cents to 81 u NJ; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents bband naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the in
curred.-"For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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EREIGHTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per barrel,..$ 40 so
Spirits Iurpentlne, do zee. ..UU a %
Rice per 100 pounds, gross. 90 20
Cotton, per bale, -. ~ w a W.
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot q y
FlaXSecd,
Ground Peas, per bushels 10 U
Lumber, per NJ. s. 90 90
TO PHILADEL PHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, so Is
Spirits Iurpentine, do. w ~
Ground Peas, per bushel so. s
Lumber, per NJ, as to size....::. s. SO 90
Cotton goods an d yarns, per cubic foot ...-.6 Q
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne Rosin and Tar, per barrel, ......40 So
Spirits Turpntine, .do..........0 90 a 70
Lumber, perM..... 90 10 90
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ACA11FoRN1A BEAR.-lhe largest bear that has
ever been seen in this quarter of the globe arrived
at Philadelphia few days since, in the ship Jacob
Bell, from California. lie is of the grizzly species,
and Is believed to be 400 pounds in weight L is
said that S7 900 have been refused fer him. The
freight to bring him over was 5000. Rather an ex-
pensive and ugly passenger 1t is intended for the
Worlds Fair.
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The Chatauque Democrat tells pretty good sto-
~ concerning the post office in Westfeld. letter
was put into the box, the appearance of which de-
noted that the writer unaccustomed to the use
of stamps and failed to make one stick at all He
had tried and vainly tried but the nveterate por-
trait of Benjamin Franklin would curl up. At last
in despair he pinned it to the envelope, and wrote
under it" PAID If the id thing sticks %
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re An Exchange paper says:-We have, GENERALLY
sneaking reluctance recommend popular remedies, -
or patent medcins through columns Yet there
those that have stood the test of experience and
highly spoken Of by many of citizens Who have tried
them Among these is Hampon's Vegetable Tincture, "
medicine whchis endorsed by of he most re-
specabe citizens, most excellent remedy Or Rheuma-
tsm and other diseases advertisement tur page
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Another Instance of TAPE Worm cured by the use of
DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.

New YoRK, October 49, 1852.
This is certify that WIS troubled with tape for
months tried remedies for this
dreadful affection but without being able destroy got
DR. Nj Lanes Amanacs which contained notices of several
wonderful that had been Performed by his celebrated Yer
mfuge resolved it, and nnmsda ely purchased bot
tie which according drecons and the result
discharged large tape worm, measuring than yard
besides number of small ones
MRS. M SCOTT, No 70 Cannon street.
P s. Dr. Celebrated VermifUge his Liver Pills.
can had all respectable Drug stores in this city
sPu chasers and take
but DR. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE All others comparison,
worthless. For sale in Wilmington, NJ C., by "m H.
Lpptt Druggist
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Important from Cuba.

We are informed, upon respectable authority,
at demand or request had been made by or
u OF the British Government for a fixed COM
PISTON authorized to search the estates and all
aces in Cuba, where new importations of Afri-
ans were suspected 10 be sheltered, and that the
punish Government has granted the demand OF
35sand, and that the Captain General has recelv-
The official commission by the last English stea-
l1 The Captain General, we understand, had.
leHously to this authorization, searched several
"'eS' and had taken a great number OF negroes
ui mem: These have been, as it appears, return
70 C"elr masters and among them those that
ere taken from Zulueta's estate and Zuueta him.
u "dS "een removed from prison to his own house.
ter arrest The object Of The Captain Generals
1%oly 10 patch up the I'M ustifable act of search
the estates of the Island before any authorize
N was issued for the purpose.
lae present agreement between the English and
aSh Governments, as it is proposed by the first
as communicated to US, is as follows
49, That England will consent to the importa-
INTO Cuba of apprentices from Africa for ten
OF 5pprenticeship
u That new census of every slave in Cuba
De formed now by mixed commission, au-
ned to search every estate in the Island, so
IN future they can ascertain whether new
; have been introduced.
That in fifty years from the acceptance of
Propositions, and the treaty based thereon,
Present slaves and their children will be set
draft, embracing these main propositions, has
SENT it seems, to the English Consul and to
Taptan General in order to consult the prln-
Corporations and planters of Cuba, and bring
1g''sain treaty to q final settlement. Judge
Aey while in Havana, we further understand
"Mmunicate part of this scheme to the Pres
and, we are advised, also, that the present
Consul, Mr. Robertson, has given more am
,S'GiIs on the same subject to the administra-
wv Hna.nlL
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EsLoUa Hiram Smiths and Faysttevits, il bis CO.
Aug 10, 1853, w. e.. HCWARpS
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meas, one of The editors of the New York Obser-
sG%~ abroad, in late letter to that paper, in
ny of that class of Englands nobility, who heed
me suffering humanity in their own land, pour
untold amount of sympathy for the enslaved
o inca says that they no doubt would follow the
,ps injunction, by taking the beam out Of their
~ provided they could setk<4Ae Ensbsr.
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LOST.
ON last Monday evening, in Conway boro, S. c., be-
" tween Conwayboro and Capt Bucks Mills, order
Capt Buck in favor of the subscrbe for the of five
hundred and eighty dollars drawn by D. Bruon and paya-
bic at Conway the first Monday in October 1855
The payee Capt Buck) of his agents forbid
paying said order to person except myself and all per-
sons are forewarned against trading for the same.
August 10. 1926 lt-5O-lt*1 w. BROWN.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS - Ofal qualities, for sale low,
L by l.. n. BARLOW, No. 8, Granite Row.
S25 REWARD.
D UNAWAY from the subscriber in June last ne SSh
Ii gro named CALEB. Said negro is about a.
IS years old black complicated blind in about q
feet or inches high He is well known Stones
Bay in Onsow county where be is probably lurking Said
negro Caleb, has already been outlawed The above
ward of twenty dollars will be paid he is delivered to
the subscriber his plantation New River Onsow Coun
ty, before the first of January, 1864. NJ. l.. F. Redo
Aucust 18th 1853 J0tf