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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

WHITE LEAD-In 25, 80, 100 and 500
kegs the Atlantic uuon Brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster
and Snpgerties White Lead Co.'s, and for sale by
ianln A. DELAGRAFE d co, II MaEasine at,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
PHILADELPHIA,


E7OR PHILADELPHIA-(P Philadelphia ssgS
and New o,lesns Lue.)- saina packet 49,
ship EXCELSIOR. Capt, O. Smith having three
engaged and board will sail
the Mint, Ssssnd bistrict
JH. ASHBRIDGE CO., SO ST. Charles strs5t
Agents in PhstRlpha Mos John R. JAMES co. jan9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

lNOR LIY ERP00L-Th A fast sail ~
a Ing Amrrisan ship AFRICA, Captain Jordan having
ali her tnTso spgRgsd, viii have immediate dspatch
bRfslfs Sffrelghs. sPply 10
H. v. BAXp YER, rs CarondeIet street
tot GIFFNEY a. DWELL, Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

HTOR LIVERPOOL, The A ! Amer ~
lean .h[ NEW ENGLAND, tsnac Orr, master 49, 49,
wing most ii her Engaged, will have quick distaeh
sn2s ef g' gs superior apply
GEO w. HfNSQN. Camp trset,
d9e G. ] MEENNR CO. GreH1ar str.At.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

HRORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
bottles barrels casks for sale, wholesale RETAIL by
iap92 u L. H. HEDGES & CO., - Graver areot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

ASoR LIVERPOOL The fine A ] at 55sssS
LIOyd,s fast sailing Bsish ship sTAMBOUL Capt 3kH
smith, lostn., vail have
freight. spplI TO THOMAS ROGERS, JR, d CO,
haas tn GfFFEEY & LOWELL, llB Connlop ct,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

By the arrival of the steamship Northern Light at New
York the Herald Of the 25th ult has dates fem Jamaica
to the 18th January
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

aNOR LIVERP00L.-(Tak no Corn. J ~,
y The hne A inst satHg Angresn sip FRANK fs9dss
lFRCE, Captain Thomas, loading, will
rsts. Ftr ftsaph Of GG0 bales Gotten, apps to
j. p. WHITNEY d co 81 Camp .traei.
B- For passage, apply 10 the Captain on board innI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

SNOR INERPO0L-(T Takes no Grain1 ssss5S
o. The fast sstns Amer,an ship MERIDIAN, AAAdAg
apt Jhts Simpsou, loading, will quick
= lr tsisht Of b9l bales Coibn, apply 10
J.P. WHITNEY & CO. 81 Camp street.
tS- For passage, apply to me Captain board jsnlO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

A EtHAMPAGNE-142 baskets Anchor, La
~ Amazon, Western Star landing ship Unicorn
and bark Asming Star, and for sale by
E Al o as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

EfOR B0STON-(Regula Line of 4saS,
q Packets )The regular packet ship KENTUCKY SAAAkS
VIM Phn1ey master having large of hr gagged
VIII nave quick dispatch For balance freight passage apply
iaul4 GEO W. HYNSOS, 81 Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

pERH CRUZ.
wal leave TUESDAY, February ID, ats O'Clock AM
NNOR VERA ORUZ-U. s. Mail Line. .<cEGss
N The and magnificent Steamship TEyAs ssAIHikN
syv onE nnlthe Henry Place will
30 above puncthal carrying the U. s, Alaila. -
-. ates of PaBsaEe....
$50
deaanreineat goods, cubic 40 cepa
freight pasage having elegant Tor cabin
and ateeTage Passengers, apply
HARRIS Il MORGAN, foot Of Julia street,
oppoaite the Steamship Landing.
sB PAsssngern provide passports
hstieAu CopsnI. fzba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

SToR INERPO0L.-The frst-class IN
u British bark ACTE0N, Capt Benson loading saAh
will quick dspbh. For freight Cotton s1Tiy
~ HoGHToN, RANKIN \ 90. 1875 Common slrsys
or to j. p. WHITNEY a CO.. 81 CatAps
snvr uuuv to the Can llih.o nbbaFd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
LIVERPooL.

ATOR LIVERPO0L.--Th A at Lloyd's LIN
NJ fat sailing British uhp NORTHERN LIGHT, &A2A
Chsh Slater, loading, will immediate
freight OF 500 bales Cotton apply
ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY, IS Camp street,
ortoJ. r. WHITNEY q co 81 Camp strs&t.
M. nnnr tat thn Gnptni hoard. al,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

EOR LIVERPOOL The first-ctass .iss.sSeS
H. tans sailing British ship CROW NJ Captain Campbell SnAE
loading, aud will Immediate Dispatch FoI VI 10
uales Cotton and Flour, apply
FETER MAXWELL, 40 Magazine street,
or to ]. p WHITNEY CO., 81 Cam .treat,
to TIM CAbtnn hnar1 r.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

AINOk LIVERPOOL. Takes no Corn sssa.N
The Al At Iloydl fast sailing British ship CORON- $500
ELLA, Capt. Alexander bHIng,
pa~a, For fsigh' Of 500 bales Cotton, appls .
J. Z. WHITNEY i CO., 81 Camp pst
For .aDuy ytat HE Tat,tui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

#NOR LIVERPOOL.-The new Amer ss5S,
~ can clipper ship WESTERN CONTINENT, &AAAz2
apan HEgis having Of her engaged, will huve
d lpAieN For balance Of tteiRbt Apply
daS CHENEY A LOWELL. Cnnnan tnat-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

NEW BERNE. March 24.-Bacon-We learn that lot
but small lots Of will command 10 cents and aoground
in lots to suit purchasers taken readily at s@ cents
Sushe Eggs q cents Sales of Lard in bbs
@9k and kegs at 10 cents Meal in good demand
as sU a Gsp 5o@4 for bill Slaves continue
Dbl commanding prices We quote both kinds at
sell at 50 cents bushe Sales Of Tar have ranspred du-
ring the at 81 25@2 so y Dbl Receipts in Turpentine
from 81 Is to 81 IS for Dip, aud So 10 for scrape.
WASHINGTON, n. c., March 2e.-Naval Stores-The
small lots of Tupentine coming in taken at for dip
81 By No sales report in Ron Spirits Turpen-
tine Cosince the decline receipts have been very light
Cotton-About 40 bales sold this week at &c.
NEW YORK, March 29.-(Three previous days NAVAL
p 2Hd 9o h and SoS
Tupentine rather better Common Rosin dull and ath
lower and Tar firm at our 9sta "t The d sales o ar 600
go, ninety days. 1900 Wilmington Common Resin 81 s2
delivered; 100 No. do 81 5O 500 selected Washington
Tar for export in ORDER 50 so in yard and City Pitch
RceThe sales since last about 400 tOs at 50 50
@$4 375, cash. The stock is large, and market dull
LIVERPOOL, March lS-Coton has been dull and pri-
easier but not qqotaby lower Holders were not
took and bales Ths
kers' quotations areFar Orleans Old. Mddling l-l6
95a Fa MsSs g Mg ss S 1850 5 E Up
Guiding $4,000 bales of American.
81 ad dull With decline snd Cd Of Is ID y 19 in
Flour Sos. Baltimore 36s Cd; Ohio 37s. White Wheat
lis. 3D. Oils 3D. red los. 6d@lOs 3D. White Corn 44@
45s. yellow ABS
Provisions Beef sitter. but not qu0tably higher The
upward-new Western mess 75s Bacon dull and slightly
lowers sales at 46s offs extra 495Os Lard dull at sos
| Rice lower and quiet.
Rosn firm at 6s@6s Cd for common and rs I'd. for fine
! Spirits Turpentine 56@57s.
Coffee and Sugar unchanged. Tobacco firm.
! Trade at Manchester quiet, and prices weak
! LONDON.--Iron firm. Bar in Wales .eS SIS 6l9S los
Rails e8 los Breadstufs lower Canal Flour 36e37s.
! Ohio 3Ss Freights unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARkET--Moneyi is tighter; Con
soils closed 81 American stocks unchanged; u S. SIS
IS, 1905 do 6s g. lO6@lO7; do (bonds) '6s, llOa
do 81 g. (sockl lO92@ll0; Penn's SIS, 1885, Md SIS
/ 1895; Ohio 6's, l04@lO5.
PARIS, March l7.Wheat has fallen francs per hec.
corespondns fall in all the markets around Paris
At the Bourse hrees closed 6Sf 24c. Four and Quar-
! tiers 92f SOC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

The Black Warrior arrived at New York yester-
day afternoon from Havana. She was surrendered
to Capt. Bullock the 20;h, when he again took
possession. The fine of $4,000 imposed to pay
for taking the cargo out of the ship, and for sundry
fines which were said TO be due. This was paid m.
der protest. The cargo was put on board the snip
by the consignees She sailed Friday at half past
?. H. She has experienced strong northery gales
accompanied with heavy head the bulk of the
voyage The English steamer Teviot sailed at the
same time for Vera Cruz. She had board the
opera troupe, consisting of Salv, Stefanone, Bene
ventano, and o,hers-their destination being the city
of Mexico.
The Mexican Consulate, by order OF Santa Anna,
publishes the Mexican DictatorS late address at full
length but without remark, in the columns of all the
Havanese journals.
Unusual space is devoted to miscellaneous intelll-
gence from Spain, but everything relating to poti-
cal difficulty in that country is omitted. The Diar1o
bids regretu farewell to the Italian Opera Troupe,
which was sail by the Black Worror for New York.
A large number of American vessels were arriving
in the different ports of Cuba. and the general OF
commercial business was good.
On March ], the American barque Octavia picked
up II men belonging to the crew ofthe English YES
sci Express, bound from New York to Liverpool
which foundered the same day in lat 40 deg 80 n
n. lon IS deg As m Greenwich.
On the I'd, eleven of the rescued prisoners were
put on board the American barque Shelton, bound fol-
Rotterdam. The remaining three were brought in tC
Matanzas, by the Octavia--whch halls from Portland
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
WILMINGToN. n. G., MONDAY, APRIL 3. 1854.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

This body will meet at Raleigh the 10Th of April
and we are pleased to see, that with very few excep-
tions the counties in the Eastern and we believe also
in the Western part of the State have held meetings
and appointed delegates. The few in which meetings
have not been held will, we trust, yet avail them
selves of the opportunity doing between this time
and the meeting of the convention and OF the delegates
appointed some at least from every county Will make
it convenient 10 attend Our brethren in Duplin have
recommended Judge Ellis, other counties DR.. Mills
others Col S. J. Person. while others again may have
preferences in favour of other gentlemen whose names
have brought before the people through the press and
in other ways Among all the gentlemen who have
been named we have not observed the name Of one
whom we would not cheerfully support, and who
would not # elected discharge the duties of the Office
credably 10 himself and adyantageousy TO the State
The nomination, we feel confident, will be such, as
TO meet an enthusiastic response from the Democratic
party and secure the respect Of the party in opposition
But State Convention has other objects than mere
nomination. 1t is useful in promoting intercourse
and free exchange Of feelings and opinions between
gentlemen from different and distant portions of the
State Ttdoes away with sectional prejudiceS which
ISOLATION might have engendered and, above all, il
enables Democrats to understand each other and
agree upon uniform and concerted action IN the
management Of the ensuing canvass. For these rea-
sons as we'll as others that might be added, we are
sincerely DESTROYS that all the Counties should be
represented in person. and not by proxy if possible
and we think ii can be done We want the people
and the party in State brought as fully together
rs circumstances will admit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
CLEARED.

March 3O-Schr Aramnta, Andrews, for Baltimore by
Russell q Bro with So bales cotton, 2SO Dds osin VoO
feet lumber.
Schr Mary Isabella Summers, for Baltimore, by Russell
& Bro with SO bbls. rosin, A, 900 feet lumber .
March 31-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, for Fay
etteviIle by E. J. Lutterloh. -
3l-Schr James House. Line for New York, by d ID
McRae & Co; with Sc bales cotton, 200 bbls rosn.
Schr Abby Gae Tbbetts, for Boston, by Rankin Mar
tin with naval stores. ,
steamer Souherner Creee Fayetteville, by McRary
& Cazaux. 49,
Steamer Gov Graham, Evans, for Fayetteville, by q
G Worth with one boat in tow.
March 81 schr: Echo, Lowden, for New York. by j. H.
Fanner with 900 bush pea nuts, l09 900 feet lumber
April - Schr VIM. A Ellis, JONES' for New York, by
T. {. Worth with naval stores SC.
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvile, by a. H. VanBok-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Dec. IL, 1858.
GoLDsBoRo' FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE first session of this Institution will commence
Monday the 10th January, 1854 under the control m
'ne '0''O"i"s THE FACULTY.. expenses
Rev JAMES H. BRENT, President, Professor of Ancient
Mr.. "A. M, Professor of Modern Lam
,guages D.s,
Miss EMILY WEBB, Miss M. B. STAMMIRE, and Miss S
B gRGNr Assistants 81 in the various departments.
Primary High School, and Collegiate. The Primary viii
prepare for the High School and Collegiate The HIGH
Ths usual reports will be made parents on the Primav
ceuse student passing the High will be entitled
Collegiate will be entitled to a diploma VIC
COURSE OF STUDIES
and through the Bucolies -
GreekTAl the course below the Anabasis including the
Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Triponomstrv &c
Modern Languages-Freneh, German and Italian. Glen
Lterary-History Botany, Chemistry Astronomy and
English composition.
ORNAMENTAL
Music, Drawing, Painting, Neede-work and Embroidery
PRIMARY.
Smiths Grammar complete do. Geography do Davies
Arithmetic do; Sands Series do GOodrich's Latin Les
sons do Greek do; Davies Elementary Algebra Glen
DORIS primary system in French German and Italian The
ornamental branches may be pursued the Primary depart
mentbeing regarded the accomplishments and not the
essentials of an education.
EXPENSES.
Board per session $50 no extras
Tuition Primary department Z to Is
High School Is 20
Collegiate 20
The branches extra the whole course is
taken when 800 will the entire of board
tuition per session.
The Collegiate will require four years. student,
who are prepared can join advanced classes.
The students attend whatever church the parents pre-
fer, always accompanied by teacher.
Visitors shall be received in the College only the pre-
of teacher and visits shall be returned only under
the restriction which does not apply parents or
guardians.
The science of Cookery, Housekeeping and Mantua ma
king will form part of the entire
ACCOMMODATIONS.
100 students be comfortably accommodated in the
College buildings.
SUPERVISIONS.
The students will be under the immediate supervision Of
the President who will reside in the College, and will be as
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
BOARD OF COUNCIL
RICHARD WASHINGTON
WILLIAM X. LANE,
WILLIAM L. DoRTCH,
WAITMAN THOMPSON,
JOHN G. SLoCUMB,
w. S. q. ANDREWS.
The blanks in the Faculty will be filled soon as seec-
ton is made from the numerous applicants.
For further information address H. Brent or any of the
Board of Council.
G0ldsboro', Dec. %, 1858. loft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Commercial Office for Sale.

Mr.. Loring, in the Commercial of last Saturday
offers TO dispose of the whole of the materials, with
the Subscription list and Good will of that Office, fol
So, 900. The proposition will remain open no longer
than the first day of May next In the office are
four presses one of which is patent card press; a
full assortment of types, as shown by the sheet is
sued a large stock OF paper for the news anu Tor
Job work, some Of the latter very Superior CARDS.
blanks, &c, &c. The Job Office is extensive and
believed to be we'll selected. 1t offers an excellent
opportunity for investment by an industrious and
enterprisng man.
If not disposed of by the first of May Mr.. Loring
will continue the Commercial, with some improve
mens among which will be arrangements for Eu'
ronean cOrrespOndenCe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IINHlS Institution will commence its third Session on the
second Monday in January, 1854 Every branch of fe-
male education taught in the Institute and the present.
number OF Scholars warrants the belief that SCHOOL,
country furnishes greater facilities for mparng knowledge
expenses per annum will not exceed 1924 for the
advanced literary and with the usual number of
the necessary expense per year will not exceed $40
Board per month in the Institute SO good Board may b
mad IN the private families of the village much cheaper
primary course $O all branches in the LIST and I'd Glasses
$l2; Junior and Senior Glasses SIS.
For particulars the public is referred Circulars
which be had by addressing the Secretary the Pnci
pal H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
: Clinton, May 90 1s5s-ss-tfl of Board of Trustees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Right Enough.

All the Banks of Petersburg, Va, which city de-
ponds for great portion of its trade upon North
Carolina have come to a determination to refuse to
receive North Carolina notes on general deposit. The
reason assigned is, that they redeemablc at dis
tant and inconvenient points; but this objection
would apply equally to the Virginia money in circu-
lation in Petersburg, the Banks in that State putting
ia circulation at Richmond or Petersburg notes re-
deemable at the w est, and rice VcrSG.
Such is the respect and courtesy with which Our
dear neighbors on the North and South treat the in
situations of our State, while they anxious to
engross its commerce We hope the time is at hand
when just retaliation Will teach our eghbors what
is due TO u.s. in the meantime, it right enough that
while we consent to be dependent. we should BE-
made TO feel it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Marine Intelligence,


ARRIVED.
March So-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fav
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvilc to A. n Van.
Bokkelen, - ~ H. an
Schr Siam, Durham from New York, in ballast TO Da
vs. SchF ~ Cummings, Vesey from ROckport, Me, to
March 31-Steamer Rowan Barher from ro...;u .
E. J. Lutterloh ' ~ "Se''e'ie' 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Democratic Meeting ~


large and respectable meeting of the Democracy
of Duplin county was held on Monday 28th of March
last for the purpose of selecting delegates represent
this county in the Gubernatoriai convention to be
held on the 18th April next in the city of Raleigh
On motion of w: E. Hill, Esq., James Pearsal, ESQ
was called to the Chair and Gibson Carr and n B.
Whitfield appointed Secretaries
The object of the meeting having been explained
motion of David Reid, Esq, committee of five con-
sistlng of the following gentlemen, w. Z. HILL David
Reid George Smith, c. J. Oates, and N. P. Mathis
appointed to draft resolutions for the action of
the meeting.
During the absence OF the committee Mr. William
J. Houston being called upon delivered an eloquent
and interesting address.
The committee through their Chairman, Mr.. w.
E. Hill, then reported the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, convention of the Democratic party will be
held on the 18th April next for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Governors and it being desirable this
county should be represented in said convention,
Resored That the Chairman of this meeting appoint thirty
delegates to said convention from Duplin county.
RESOLVED, That whilst will give cordial support
to may be the nominee OF the convention pro-
of the Hon John w. Ellis. being we'll qualified to
bear the standard of Democracy through the coming
| material canvass.
Esfed That of the Of His
him thanks for the ability and wisdom with which he ha
conducted the helm State through prosperity and
Resored That in favor Of amending the constitution
so as to give every white man. who vote for Members
the House of Commons the right of voting for
entertain tho opinion that said amendment should be Effected
by legislative enactment and not by convention
kesored That we have full confidence in the patriotism
ability and DEMOCRATIC Republican principles Of the Hon
Franklin Pierce President of the United States
Rcsored That the Hon. Stephen A Douglass on account
his bold and eloquent advocacy of the great States Rights
doctrine OF congressional intervention the subject
Territories as engrafted in the Nebraska Bill pending
before Congress, worthy of enthusiastic
baton. Nff-
Resolved That the proceeds of the Public Lar oupht
go into the National Treasury help support the Gov
eminent, and lessen the taxes of the people.
Resolved, That adhere to
P3gy Ps embodied in the platform
~ So " "a - tiiuWnpnanty glec'ea resident
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Under the Isl resolution, the Chairman appointed
the following delegates:
James Wells, Bryant Williams, W. R Ward, DR.
NJ: H. Devane, N. P Mathis, John w Carr, C. Nc.
MILAN, Claiborn ]. Oates, Luther Loftin, Dr. James
Dickson, Joel Lotlin. John W. Kornegay, N B
Whitfield B. K. Outlaw, Seth Davis, George Smith
Houston Maxwell, VIM B. Switzerland B. Houston
Raford Lanier, Gibson Sloan, W. E. Hill, o. r.
Kenan, DIR. A. Holmes, David Reid, Stephen Ora.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

|A THE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing the
@ South, offers for sale all his LANDS in the County Of
4 Dupn, viz: tract containing upwards of six hun
ded acres adjoining and within the corporate limits of the
town Of kenanse four hundred of which cleared
and we'll adapted to farming PURPOSES which there
two large and comfortable dwellings, with all necessary
houses in good repair also new building just mpcted
and admirably arranged for Lawyers Doctors office On
the above tract there number of choice lots for private
residences, other purposes, which will command ready sale
and high prices. This tract will be divided if necessary
suit two or more purchasers.
Another tract known the Sloan and Maxwell Lands, y
ing both sides of the w R. Kali Road for three miles
South OF Srckands Depot containing upwards 2500 acres
six hundred of which cleared and we'll adapted the
growth of Corn Peas Potatoes &C. There is good rst
and Sawm said tract good dwelling and houses,
six sets of Tupentne boxes and abundance oghwood
Another tract lying the road leading from Kenansve
Fayetteville and within three miles of Warsaw containing
800 acres, 800 OF which cleared and in high of
Improvement, with comfortable buildings in good repair
Also one other tract lying the County of Onslow adon
ing the lands of John A Bryan, Joab Fountain and Others
containing 1850 of mbered land of the finest quality
There are two sets Of new boxes and enough round pines
cut six sets
The subscriber soicts for the above described lands the
early attention of purchasers, and them good bar
gains and accommodating terms, as he is determined sell
tie may be addressed at Kenansvle, n. C..
March 5, 'o4-26-w3m. DANIEL G.. MOORE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
NOTICE.

Proposals will be received at Clinton until the
22d April next for grading the Fayetteville & WARSAW
Plank Road from the road Clinton to the Six Runs
sections of mile more, 80 feet wide, raised Is inches
Is feet in the centrcsde drains either to carry
off the water.
For particulars address Dr. VIM. McKOY, Prest, or
P. MURPHY, Sec'y.
March 27, 1854 3O-2t