Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

phia. Jan y, lSo4-2l-3m
sTOVEs! -sTOVES!!-sTovE
WE the undersigned, would respectfully call atten-
w ton of Southern Merchants, extensive stock of
STOVES, CAULDRONS, FORCES, &c. &c.
Our assortment of Cook and Paror Stoves
of in the Market We large wood
capable of cooking for from three to four hundred
Our Stoves made heavy and consequently durable
and warranted to give satisfaction Our stock consists
of the following Cook and Paror Stoves for woodviz
Buck Modern, Troy, Globe, &C. for Paror Providence
ing elsewhere. NEMAN Il WARWICK,
y. E. Corner of Second and Racests Philadelphia Pa.
Jan u, 1855 2l-3m
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEES of the several School
meeting of the citizens of their respective districts to meet
the Superintendent i'll Convention in the town of Whining
redistrctng School Districts of the county of New Han
and preparing Map of the same The persons a
pointed requested to bring with them diagram
senng the boundaries of their DISTRICTS they To-
Gated. ID. WALLACE,
Chairman of Board of superintendent.
Jan n, 1854 2l-tc
ssrCon. & Her. a week
NOTICE.
TE subscriber wishes to put the public their guard
i against man, who calls him<elfG. w. w. Logan
Said Logan to Wilmington the 29h of last December
with drove of Horses and remained here fifteen days
IL said he was from Fleming county, Kentucky. Having
sold ali his horses but he took that from my stables
under the preence Of taking short ride He has not since
been heard Of said Logan neg t" pay his Stable and
money friends to enable him to get home Logan is
stout, good looking of gentlemny appearance prepos
sessing and is calculated to deceive the
Jan a. disability JOHN X. CURRIE.
STOLEN OR sTRAyED from the subscriber H.
- Stable, the night of Tuesday, the 24th gray EAk
HORSE, with black mane five or six years old N.N
Any information in regard the above horse, will be
thankfully received and fIerally rewarded,
Wilmington, n. g., Jan 9th. 1854 l2U-2t-2-It
TIE MACON" HOUSE
Manned IN honor of The late Nathaniel Macon Of North
Carot.'m)
N the town of Portsmouth, the Depot of the T5
Packet Company, is open for the reception of -
guests THOMPSON TYLER. Manager
January 25th 1854 2l-IfS-
lust RECEIVED-A general and splendid assortment OF
y PERI UMERY and FANCY ARTICLiS, suitable to
30 600 HAVANA CIGARS. A fresh and large supply OF
French and English QUININE A large supply of WHITE
Sept. 10, :53.-ll-tf-3-l c. & d. DuPRE.
So Herald and Commercial copy.
FOX SALE,
~ THE fast sailing Pilot Boat, John A. TAY:
ESAs feet beam depth of hold feet 10 1875
built here, by Is. w BeeY. Esq, i'll 1851 The above
named Boat is coppered and copper-fastened.
Six and twelve months credit for approved note
with good security.
Jan. 2Oh.-II5-5t-2l-tfI B. BAXTER.
| NTOLASSES.-l5O hhds prime Cardenas Molasses
tl landing from the brig John Hathaway for sale b.
Jan. IL, 1854 ]. HATHAWAY " son.
/ VALENTINES! VALENTINES! Another large sup
ply of Valentines, received this morning per express
We have decidedly the haudsomest and largest assert
mont of Valentines seen in w Wilmington.
jan "a S. ". WHITAKER.
4 LUM SALT, AFLOAT.-Cargo: Brig e ,j, TO
| Ian. Is. Brown Wharf.