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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
'1hlE >uh.t rhcr ut, l. Ia th' tftdc II large AM vailrd
1 stock of EarthcnWa are, China and I'll -, tho pat
terms at which WIRE selected 10y himself in person.
Having aa' SPerie ace al mnny wears in this r'rtl'u'ur
business, hc feels great confidence IN stn1ils hat IL point
of price and quality, it viii eonfalr l%asn,nh1s with a Y
other house IN the uadc.
White Granite Dinner Warc.
DO do Basins aud Ewer-. Jugs. Ten Nnte, etc.
Blue Ptiut, Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chm Dnnrr aId Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten aud fo,ct sets
DO 10 dn rnchcrs and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White Chi a do Of aLuv, variety.
Common Ware Of every description, suit,hle for
" Vlesainr, which he offers upon such tcras 10, cash
as cannot fail t. please
fiur Mantcl Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cut cry, Wniters an Briruna Ware
Safety. aud utnrr Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he n.k- Is II Gull, and lac feels assured his prices
will rive satisfaction.
Iii, Packer. one of lie best in the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep Its JAS u. Il, EVANS,
M. III Main street HI hmnnd Nn.
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ROBINsON's PRACTICE-vOL. 1.
IND III M SPEEDHY PURL SIfED.
1.-The Practice in Courts Of Justice In
England and the u. states"
by CONWAY ROBINSON. ESQ.

AOl f.as t the place and time of II transaction or
ptoceedir 2. treating chiefly of the conflict of Laws
aud the STATUTE IT Iimitn,ions.
ALSO, IN PRESS.
SECO VI EDITION or LONAXS DIG S
Digest oi tie Laws of Real Property, generally sdop-
Ted and in usr in the United States by John Taylor
LonaS, l.. l.. D., one Of the Judges of the General
Court of Virginia, md formerly Professor Of Law In The
University nj Nirginin.
Second Edition, in , ID. royal svo., greatly enIar
gcd ard improved.
The new Coin of Virginia has been embodied in this
edition and retsrc lces made to all the reported cnse.
decided in The supreme Court since 1885 to the 9th an
last volume # brarnn'- ltepIrts inclusive, rs well IA
additional M lter tuken from recent English and Amer
ican nuthorilt'', rendering this edition one Of the most,
il not l. g must vnIunble compendium of purely Amcri-
can Ln'. mp IA the subject OF Real Property" ever
issued in h. crunuy. So far ma regards Virginia, this
edition will Ice found to present her Ell tire system Of
Real Property Law. or all of it which is usually brought
10 the consideration Of the Student, and OF he bar and
of the bench.
A.. MORRIS, Law Bookseller,
And Publisher. 81 Main Street, Richmond.
oct 30 dts
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~WORCESTER'S PIANOS,

ind would invite the uttrntinu oi Professors, Arlairurs
aud the public Ia an examination OF hem
His assortment embraces many lev aud beautiful
Styles and by almost ever, arrival is receiving addiIint-
al supplies He offers the great ST advantages in the
purchase 81 Piano Fortes. not only in superiority
Them oct 3 dis
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TERMS.

ri. yfRGISIAN : published tally At 81, and semiweekly st
,,p-r uaau ., i 4 advance. No Iaper will be discontinued, eS
ut At t. gtIoa Of the Projectors, until ali arrearages shall
have +en pad.
INVERTEBRATES -re inserted Tor 30 sents per square. Of
L Zines or - Tor the first Insertion, aud IL cts Tor each con
tinuauc-. unless ordered inner form or weekly, and then 80 cts
per = uare will be charged for each insertion. II the number 81
Insertions Is not marked On the Ms, it VIII be published till or
drred out, and charged accordingly
IL Vt Arr y u ArFS Arp.
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AcIH Change Of Schedule. sstU

FfTR EFFE ~
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PER u. =, STEAM SllIfS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
/NF 100 TONS Bat7hcH, Commenced by Captain
~ CtNrnIyand Ski ncr
The jamestown " i'll leave Rich nnnd every Tuesday nj
trrnonu AT 4 o'elnck. And Tie ROANOKE every Snturda.
t.ornlnc M 7 o'clock. iur New York vim Norfolk
Returning, they viii lcuve New ! IN for Richmond
cN,ry Saturday mud " euucsaty AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
Stepping u t " hnut. rach way al Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meals anl Sl,te
inom accommodation only-.... tl0
Sterrnee fnssage only D
Charge H. Norfolk. the same ss 10y River l5out4.
Merchants aud travellers will find this o ne of the most
speedy and comfortable routes between New York am,
Ri ,hmond rassuge and fare only go, Steerogo pas
-nge only =.
LIDIAM & WATSON,
L DLl-l H.
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MORGAN
Franklin, Brother n Co,

WHOLESALE n RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 ND COyhNLSSION MERCHdNIS, next door
"A 20 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lyuctbure,
Va, hive Just received aud offer for sale n Iutge and
general stock OF Groceries, consisting of every article
in that line; also. a general stock of Liquors. II hardware,
Staple Dry Goods. &c, &c. They most respectfully
solicit u call from their friend ana the public generally.
Their sto, k Of good ar" entirely new and fresh, and will
be offered to the trade at the lowc-l Price. for cash, or
in exchange for country produce,
ANE FRANK IL.
EDWA , ~FRANkLlN,Jr.
JOHN A FRANKLIN.
.m, % IL,
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..NNUnx,A" MASS LsQUonIcE.-
ANOT NOTE UP ON
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.

1--WE New York Commercial Advertiser of he 2ith
Il March. 1891, in an article referring 10 To the sI
pelioritg of Amer can over iapo ted Or Forfign lnstiu-
mcnts, rays thu fnllowina dcsrr ved und lu.t tribute 10
NJ ~ rccUer'S PiiAOS:
nave seen pianos fy m England, Fmnce and
Gerruny. nude hy the most c~elehrHte minulncIurcrt
il those countries. mud have hoard their tunes clicitrd
by the lou h ot -kilfdl performers, but must say thai We
have -een few pianos comIaroble wirh those manufit-
tIrod by II. Worcester. In elegance oi form and fnisl.
richness oi tone, durability of tune aud all other Gnnltics
ttnt render musirul Instruments valplble, NJ Worce,-
ter's pa 1o- urc unsnl pissed. II is hi shlv cfrditnhlr To
our p ano manufacturers lint even Enropeans nre con
strained 10 ucknpwlcig" their opportunity"
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Al,o over 100 0o0 Printing. Stalues. Medals, Chants.
NIbnma, Valuable lnpks. nnd PottiuIios Of Engraving,
unking in all $50. 900 qiGs. which viii he Ir-ti lbuted by
i committee appointed hy the Shareholders, and fni-
,urlcd free If churrr Nv he Puhlc's uhcdicnt servants,
DA>IIAIL y co.
As6 Broadway, New York.
0flrrs fr Eng aviops aud Tic cts in lhi. grcot en-
rc rrisc me- daily arriving ffom Il purts Of the United
Sblcs md ClnnIn. which warrant IA in prom sing u
very enrlv day for the distribution. Applications shouli
he rnnic Immediately, ns only II certain number of Tick
cts en- be sold. Letters, with the money enclosed, To
hc p,cpaid, and the Engraving md Ticket will be FOR.
Nut led free DASlIALL e. o
dc I'D Mar isG Broadway New York.
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AALILuELM 4 sCnALEK,s PIANl

TIT y
w All luvris oi Good Pianos are respectfully in.
yiied Ia call ut Il. A. Williams aud examine Wilhelm
g. Sclaler's Pianos. These Ins rnmrnts are built in the
ments, aud containing ali he qIiltics of desirable lice
tuned. excellent mud durable Pianos standing rrH in
all climates. aud regions.
The beauty Of finish. tie sweetness, cleurness strength
and vol me If fone.nnd the keeping we'll in rnlr, of these
instruments. iogeti er with the yrry Moderate prices,
have ALREADY secured to tie manufacturers an extended
custom.
Persons wishing to purchase Pianos opght. hy ali
means. 10 call at RIA WILLIAMS large and hand
some bookstore opposite the Warwick House, md =
doors above the Mo- veil House, aud examine @, fore
busing) these grand action pianos.
uuy lots
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$40 REV

2 REWARD
AN away fromthc subscriber, On the 10Th May,
IL negro man named MIKE belonging 10 MIR.
Dance of Powhatan county, Va. TIN snid negro i
bout #. 7 inches high; well sci; black-betwceh - N
30 years old; he wears a Navy Cap, hi other cloth
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered to me, section 10 Va. & Tenn. Rai'road, T.
luski CO., Va, or $lO If lodged in jail where | Gnu .
him. JACOB
iunS-is
Ig@ Richmond WI, and buchanan Recorder copy.
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az AlyortiSencut inteulel- for both paplIt sutgect TO special
outruct.
~ Aanual advertisers viii be limited To their immediate bu.
sineS. or the advertisements charged at transient rates.
Sc All new advertise ucn;s appear in The daily and scui
weekly papers.
to 5bituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
rAlsLhlN for the eNrlss.
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For Sale
WANTED TO HINE.-rse subscriber

WANTED TO H1NE.-fhe .uhscribei'
wish to hire for their work on the Va. \ Tenn
i.lrold. in the Mountaih region of Va. a number 81
sir ing men tni boys, for which libernI l'fe VIII be rald.
Thav have had long experience in the management f
negroes. and are Themselves large "wnrr-. lined !"
pincs will receive the same tredtn.""' IN every i"1.fi
th,t they give their own. On" OF u. can g '"' II
lynchburz. at an, time, ill! the ION OF January . II"
Wt,,,inotnnH Hotel. or nj McCorkle Simpson < me-,
mrt ylcDeniel 81 Hurt'.. They will also buy H., ! snd
bov. Ice =, d,cts1 SCOTT MS
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VIRGINIA s.lNE Of Richmond ~

' MEAN lDtk ~ MS new~-
lunc linz j. composed OF the following vessels. and
.uils from Ncw-iork every three dnys. All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz:
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale TlOthin EstabliShm"'t

And sNtent tuF thfturlr III" "nti 'hlook, forming
10 DEFY STREET.
II" ""Rinih Merchants Visiting New Nurk, We cxfrt'l
our invitation to emil aud examine our stock, Vii Ia
:, particularly adapted To Southern trade. hose Il
tur forn,tr pntrnn W. need h II nssntr that or nnil"
Excelsior, ind 10 ,'hcr. VI would sny. nr rl u -,
nd ever has been to -il rools On the one P,ice tffn
'iple, without variation MT N, IN the lcttcs. hnt ~
pirit.
With regard To i~llrGtnliN otour goolsif's not Ia" much
4, Sny that We manufacture tlcm NJ we'll and in ns rngd
itste ~ The most tgsttop0iic custom establishment ~
his ~ ANY other -, 'rkct, and thuz eudravr Ia do nHnN
with the strong pttiunlso - ''rg IN the rnnmnu, ' u
fninst do,lng IN aud nsing leas IL ! ding fleh-r
! ~ rs nm early cnll m tcst ,ur assr,tIis n'"r il.l'
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TOUHNEVMG Carpenters wanted
For Rent.
New Concern.

WE undersigned. having purchased # MI. }. H..
l. Splumpn his entire fixtures for carrying on tho
DYING BUSINESS vii in future conduct the business
next door To Mr.. II. NJ D,dlake's Coach Factory, Main
street, Lvnchburs, Va. lie fltttcrs himself from the
long experience hr has I'D in The ubove business in the
city Of baltimore, and for the last year IN the bu siness
nf Nj solomon, that he will not fail t" please those win"
iuvn him with II rull. JAMES BhhDh.
son o3-dhm
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

NV f have now on Ian and Tor saic,s six pair ot the
superior Mil Stones. Those in want would
we'll 10 call soon. LEE & JOHNSON
ut o3-Is
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

n OW READN-The 9Th Edition of LONE BY
~ Marion Ilnrlnpd. in nte handsome - mo. vol:;
pri, %. A. MORRlS kichmond. Publisher.
WIAT TIE CRITICS SAY.
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1916 900
Dashall & Goa National Gift EnteIprizei
CONSERVATION certain! Seventy thousand TICK
cts aireddy sold
600


$50 900 Present. to he given to the purchasers oi t"'
luge md olcganl engraving of the Inauguration "l
George Nashineto" Pr silenr of the United Stnte-,
from the celebrated printing of David fnul i'hwt'nS
Price Of engraving ($l1 Orc Do lar. Whit includes n
citiickot, r%ntultng the hnl Ter TN "hnaee N the follow
IE lt of magnificent gi't-.
The valnc"i the presrn'.. ns appraised 't n Commit
tee, hoscn for the purpose. Is ~ 10000 na i'llowsi
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

49, THE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to the
% South offers for sale all his La NDS in the County of
I Dupn viz: one tract containing upwards of six hun
bred acres adjoining and within the corporate limits of the
of Kenansve four hundred of which cleared
and well adapted to farming which there
two large and comfortable dwellings,, with all necessary
houses in good repair also building just completed
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 will be divided if necessary
suit two purchasers
Another tract known the Sloan and Maxwell Lands
ing both sides of the W. R. Rail Road for three miles
South of StrckandS Depot containing upwards $500
six hundred of which cleared and well adapted
growth of Corn, Peas Potatoes There good Grst
and Sawm said tract, good dwelling and out houses
six sets of Turpenne boxes and abundance oghtwood
Another tract lying the road leading from Kenansve
Fayetteville. ana within three miles of Warsaw. containing
800 300 of which cleared and in high
improvements with comfortable buildings good repair
Also other tract lying in the County of Onsow adon-
ing the lands of John A Bryan Joab Fountain and Others
containing 1850 of timbeed land of the finest quality
There TIVE sets of new boxes and enough round pines
cut six sets
The subscriber socts for the above described lands the
early attention of purchasers and them good
gains, and accommodating terms he determined sell
He may be addressed at kenansville, N. G.
March 3, 54-26-w3m. DANIEL G.. MOORE
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March 9s-.Bacon-l0@ l9s; Beeswax'
sseeo sgsg5s aSS ssg PoFFnss
10000 81 Prins
$6 81 q So eO Rye Il So@i TO- Hides
" i ~ s4; Lard iO@ll Moasses-Cuba 26@
Pm Orleans BIZ sat-LverPGGtI 9af fn, advance
On al ades orn has an upward tendency Flour mar
ket weak and quite unsettled lurpen'ln' % 80
SO cents. ", rr;p,e
h;ta 1t 81 & a So Red do. at 81 So 5s flonr
quote Fine g 50 supsrno ss sS pree at Which L is
amid Family dn and Lugs q so to &C.
Leaf Sc 81 90 GO9d few hs saes we're made today
Of nrime qualities at 81 Guano-The Government
agent advanced the price to sou u 'oh' .: 'n0
Prices asked here $50 y ton of 1000 lbs
! NEW WORK. March S-Naval stores-for ) previous
davTurpentne without change in prices SAFES Oh
SEQUENCE since Fridaysock hands about 4gCo 9oa
It's Turnentine is inactive there being very htt!e oeu
the moment with receipts sa9 Rsnce as Tar
er easier lots having been sold at oo@oSGi, casI @
is g1 st and k0Sn ln CO%mon Rosn at %
cordng to size delivered 1000 No or low NO g5g1 %
600 No So rs; small lot W he, "a lar anu rl'cn Son
in small lots as wanted. at our quotations. c, .oc
Rce-Continue dull and prices favor buyers 0aleS foo
ties. at 4@44 cents, mostly 4s@43 cash.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25th-CottOn closed for the week al
a slight Decline chiefly in Middling and Fair quaes1
of the week GOO bales OF winch Gd Ma
ding sd Fair Upland 81, Middling SD Stock oOOOo'
bales, including 3O8, 900 bales American u
Breadstu eceded slightly to-day from the previous a
but closed the week at advance OF od on
ID wheat and Sd corn PhadePha baImtrT a AM
Obs red lis 9d@12s Sd yellow HOBS white 10
Provisions-Beof was trife hgher-saes of 1000 cask
prime at lO5s Pork dull Bacon firm and tending upward
Lard easier~sales at 57@5ss. Tobacco unchanged
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money easier :; =
American s. Stocks s9 % e do OF
l09@llO. Maryland SIS, 1896
London Produce market steady
HAVRE, Feb. Palisades of the week 1880 bales a
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Marine intelligence
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NOTIFICATIONS

ARRIVED.
March 9-Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithve to A.
H. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fayetteville 70
E. ]. Lutteroh.
schr Samuel Cook, Cook from Boston, with ice, to A. H.
VanI3okkelen.
1O-Brig Boston, Fish, from Salem, Mass. to Adams
March lO-Br sehr. Active, Allen, IL days from Anti
Steamer Spray, Price, FIN smitbvle, to A. H. vanBok
keen
n.-Steamer Douglass, Watson, from Fayetteviue to
John Banks. ~
CLEARED
Mnrch 9--Schr Angelina, Smell, for New Orleans NV
& d. McRae s Co.; with naval stores
l0-Steamer Fanny 1utteroh Stedman for Favettavil,
by E. ]. Lutterloh.
Schr Onward, Smith, for Mystic. Ct. by j. IL D. McRae
Co.; with Is bushels pea nuts 100 900 feet lumber
Worth with naval stores
Steamer Souherner, Creole, Cor Fayetteville by McRarv
& Cazaux.
March IO-Steamer Henrietta Allen, Cor White Hall b,
Schr. Eldorado, Tilton for New York by Geo. Harrs
with 10 bags fruit, 742 bushels pea 40 bbls -four 4OG
do rosin. l, III 10. turpentne "
lISehr. s. T.. Potter, Sooy for Charleston nv RanL;r
Il Martin with rough rice and naval stores.
Schr. Henry Atkins, Randall for Cardenas by ] & u
McRae Co.; with 100 900 feet lumber.
Co; with III bbls rosn, los, 900 feet lumber
Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, for Phadenhia bv IT
ChadbOurn Il Co; with LII bbIs. rosin. y . Il
co wtb Is tS5 e s Me- by
lumber 2e5 s0lS rosin, da tar do. PITCH DO spirit
Big belmont Locke, Park for Havana. by Kddar & No
tin; with l20, 900 feet lumber. - Af
Brig Tangier, Griffin, for Cuba, by Kidder IL MART,
with IS empty hhds., l00, 600 feet lumber "'''h
Steamer Rowan, Barber, for Fayetteville by F -.
Steamer Spray, Price, for smithve, by A. H. vanRo.
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LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBILITY.

Earact from James Harris Esg Letter. 4terandIa VaJ
After speaking of wonderful cures himself he says
Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver complaint, and
with inability constantly complaining from weakness through
net Wnoe system She now enjoys better health than for
trty being entirely restored by the HamptOn
Vegetable Tincture.''
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES [Ertrqct from
has been for years afflicted with great weakness pain the
breast side and back paptation of the heart fecbne
eye almost gone the other very weak am pleased say
Hampons 1incture has restored her perfect health Her
RHEUMaTisM So Y YEA Rfnss E. Bspwe ofy
ga' suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th to her N
year OF age at times entirely helpless Being wealthy she
employed the best medical attention. and tried many ms
cnes put was cured only by Hampons Vegetable TnctGe
cH Ii o. INNIFt7AMAfORY RHEUMATISM.
wife of Thomas M. Yeakle 20 Pearl street. was great SUI
erer for eight Restored to perfect health by HamP
toms Vegetable Tincture.
lMERCURIAL RHEUMATISM Jarrett Plummef,
a East Baltimore street, suffered from this disease intensely
SIX years. could not sleeps dreadful ulcers formed hsm
from which spinterS of bones issued. His physician pro-
cured him.
II, HE r. 3 sCRoFULA-A boy in the family Of
lucky was mass of sores from head to foot His eyi
turned inside out protruding the eyeballs to Pro-
9Gce blindness lie was cured by Hamptons VegetaO'
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASES, &c-Mr YIN,
81 the Baltimore Custom House. suffered mind
seriously affected. He was cured by Hanptons Vtga@
1t G6UGh ff'eE Sths s99fi Sed Henry
ad cough tor five years. great weakness, &c. had, IN Oh
only by
aSHAMPTCN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, by ~
mild action ON the Stomach Liver, and the Kidneys x
ton; Pains in the Back, Side, and Breast ConsumPo'
Scrotuia Rhematism, Govt. Neuralgia, Fisula, fl E
Bowel Complaints Worms Nervous Debility-with all Tn
diseases arising from impure blood and the greatest re-
male Medicine ever known.
soS f Ss R ReTgRS Eh seFsatfs Sd s
and s stee1 and so4 Broadway New YGk VII
mington, N. c., and by Druggists generally. ~
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ThIcc DAVIS INTER from TrUynn,.

The Steamship Asia arrived at New York on the
9th with Liverpool dates TO the 25th ult. The poll
tica news is interesting but exhibits no decided
change in the attitude Of the powers. who insen-
siby nearing the brink of war. England and France
continue their preparations on the most extended
scale 1t was reported that manifesto would be
issued by France and England in few days which
would be equal to a formal declaration of 1t
was also stated that final announcement had been
sent to the Gear, fixing the time when he must
ate the principalities.
The Greek population of many portions of Euro
pean Turkey in open rebellion and the govern.
ment of the Kingdom of Greece is either too power
less or too apathetic to prevent It's subjects taking
part in the disturbances in the Turkish Territories
1t is officially announced that Smith ORrien is tc
be pardoned,
The British Court has yielded in the clothes ques
ton and Mr.. Buchanan can wear what he pleases 1.
The Turks and Russians were preparing for
great and decisive battle the Danube which would
take place the roads permitted
! See markets under Commercial head.
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STEAM SAW-MILL. TURPENTINE STILL, sc
TRTTST SALE,

TRUST SALE.
DIV virtue Deed of Trust executed to me by Daniel w
. Rogers on the 2h day of November, 1883 for certain
therein mentioned which Deed duly registered in
b ok 3D. ps 67 678 679 of the Records of Deeds in the
day the 9th day March, ns being the first day of the
next Superior Court of Robson county expose to public
the Cnurt House Town of Lumberton four hundred
and and onethird Acres of Land on which is
situated Immediately Lumber River at the Town of Lum
beron Steam Saw-Nll in successful operation and
which has been but few months sixteen Mules three
Timber Wagons two Road full sets OF Gear;
and Copper Turpentne Still containing Eighteen barrels
together with all the fixtures for running the same
Also at time place. will be hired out until the
LIST day January next about twenty-five slaves who have
been engaged in the Turpentine and Saw-Ml business
Will also be sold from 800 to 1900 barrels OF Common
Rosn large lot of osn lying the Cape Fear River
above Fayetteve lot of Spirits of Tupenne unex-
PRED lease large number of Turpentne Boxes Corn
Fodder Saves dressed and undressed Cooper TOOLS &C.
ROBERT S. FRENCH Trustee.
lumberton, March 8, 1854. l553t-w27ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

NTOTICE.-Abstract from the Minutes of the Superior
~ Court of Law held for the County of New Hanover at
Fall Term, 1853
Ordered by the Court that hereafter the State Docket in
this will be taken up Monday of the second week
of the Term and continued until disposed Of and that pub
LEGATION hereofb made of the and weeks notice be
given before the next Term ofthe Court.
March 10, 1S54.-26-w6t H. W. FOY, CLERK.
Herald nd Commercial cOnv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

w one Undersigned, would respectfully call the atten-
% y, SoLhern Merchants, to extensive stock of
90 eiOLES, C4ULQRONS, FORCES, &c. &C. y
If OF Cook and Parlor Stoves consists of some
OF cooking for from three to four Hundred
and are war nee S heavy and durable
o. the following Cook and Parlor Stoves for
Air Tight Union roy a. Globe &c. Pro Providence
ing elsewhere ME- z1se US can before purchas-
Jan q, 1866 AN i'a0e-S's'' philadelphia, "a.