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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI, !
I'll, 1s1h 1cEa
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

FlNnE great experience and we'll known skill of
i Prot MCCMNroCK is Q sufficient guaranty to the
pubic that the following list of Medicines such as
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
last thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
VII. Dr.. MtClintotk's Rheumatic Ni1-

Eor internal usc; purely vegetable combination
FOR the cure of Rheumatism, Govt, and an Neural.
GIG and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered
With the utmost confidence. It has been used most
extensively, and Is as near Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases IS tho world has ever seen Price per bot
Gle 50 cents.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-13

speclively. If any bill shall no, De re-
turned by the governor within three days
Sundays excepted) after ii shall have
been presented to him. the sam me shall! be
a law in like manner as if he had signed
it. unless the assembly. by adjournment.
prevents its return. in which case il shall
not be law.
Sec. Z, And be it further enacted,
That all township. district. and county
officers. not herein otherwise provided
for. shall be appointed or elected, as the
case may be. in such manner as shall be
provided By the governor and legislative
asse mbly of the Territory OF Nebraska
The governor shall nominate. and, bv and
with the advice and consent of the leg
islative council, appoint all officers not
herein otherwise pro, ided for: and in the
first instance the governor alone may ap-
point all said officers, who shall hold
their Offices until the end of the first ses-
sion of the legislative assembly; and shall
lay off the necessary districts for mem
bers OF the council and house OF repre-
sen.atives, and all other officers.
SEC. 8. And be 1T further enacted,
That no member of the legislative assem-
bly, shall hold, or be appointed TO, any
office which shall have been created. or
the salary and emoluments Of which shall
have been increased, willie he was
member, during the tera for which he
was elected. AM for one yea1 after the
expiration of such term; but this rcstric-
hio 20 mem hers
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-13
ADVERTISING G .

lvertisements Willie conspicuouslyinser-
ted, al the following prices, viz.
For square (ofl0 lineS) 3insertlonsS OO
Each additional insertion, 2oc
Tinything less than square, WILDE con
sdered square.
RAlvertGsers must be particularte mark
the number OF insertions on the face ofthe adj
vertisements, or they viii De published until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ia liberal discount VIII be made where
sdvertlsingiS done by :he year.
Legal advertisements must be accompanied
by the cash or secured, as cannot always
await the issue of prOtracted settlements Tor
the printers fees.
IyAll Communications from g distance
should be addressed, P0ST- PAID, 10 the Editor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-13
II Ill Il B A n N IL r.
LlsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY WIN. j. BURNS.


II paid IN advance, 81 90
At he end of six months, zoo
If delayed until the end Of the year, 80
failure 10 order diScontnuance at the
expiration of the time subscribed for, Will be
c0nsi1erel a new engagement, and the paper
continued.
DrNo paper will be discontinued until all
strerages are paid, unless at the option oil the
Publisher.
II rhe above terms will be strictly al
nsre1 ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
BRONSON.

II has been some time since this individual appeared
upon the public stage. He returns at last, and in
character far more consistent and appropriate than
the fantastic part he undertook to play IN his rem
counter with the Administration. Then feigned the
sentiments OF patriot, and affected such devotion
the South that we were rebuked for suggesting a
suspicion OF his sincerity. Now,-but let him speak
for himself We quote from the New York Euening
Post-an ultra abolition paper:
JUDGE BRONSON on THE NEBRASKA BILL-ANoTHER
STRONG VOICE FOR FREEDoM.-Judgc Bronson, we are
happy 10 say, has planted himself the right side Of
the great issue between freedom and slavery, now
agitating the country. We have had the pleasure of
reading letter addressed by him, time SINCE to
John Cochran and another gentleman of this city,
from which we have been permitted 10 make an ex-
tract which is creditable alike the head heart and
pluck of the ae collector We should premise, that
the letter relates mainly to other matters-the Neb-
raska subject is only incidentally alluded to- but tina,
alluscn shows how deeply the author feels upon the
subject.
We are glad to find, that & in these times OF double
dealing of Judge Bronson's character and ex-
perlence has the courage ' TO speak plainly"
Here is the extract
{" would not needIcssIy move this question, be-
cause it is OF all exciting nature, which tends It
sectional division, and which may do us harm
people | would leave it to the slaveholding States
to decide for themselves, and on their response
bility, when, if ever, the matter shall be agated il
Congress. 1t may be that they will act wisely, anC
never at ati-especially seems pretty gene
rally agreed, that neither Oregon. New Mexico, MOI
California, is well adapted 10 slave labor: But if on
Southern brethren should make the question: shall
have no choice but to meet it and then. chatere
consequences may olloac, trust the people Of the FIRE
States arW gre united vOice against alloacing auer
single foot Of free soil arhere it is not moW author
Used by lar.
6" am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
"GREENE c. BRONSON"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
The B1ncIk xvarrIor AHaIr In Congress.

On Wednesday, in obedience to a resolution of the
House of Representatives, the President transmitted
TO that body message accompanied by all the doc
uments received at the State Department in regard to
the late seizure of the Steamer Black Woior by the
Spanish authorities. He charges the Cuban author
tiles with a gross infringement of our rights, for
which redress will be demanded from the Court at
Madrid He complains of delay in sending to Spain
for an answer and thinks that the Representatives
of that country in the United States should be appeal
ed to-
He thinks the conduct of the Cuban authorities in
interrupting commerce, not at ali compatible with
The peaceful relations of the countries if persisted III
He says in case measures taken for an amicable
adjustment of our difficulties with Spain should fail
he will use all the authority and means which Con-
gress may grant him, to enforce our Just rights and
Vindicate our honr.
He concludes by asking for such action as Congress
may fit to take.
The message was received with great favor, anG
referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The accompanying letter from Consul Robertson
gives detailed history of the transaction, showing
that the seizure was in consequence of an ALLEGED
violation of the laws by the Captain in mani
Testing his cargo IN tranSitu ballast Such, it APP
pears, had been the custom during the nineteer
months for which the Warrior had been running
and no objection had previously been made. Find
ing the difficulty 10 exist in regard to the manifest
Mr. Ting, the agent of the boat sent his clerk TO tn
Custom House to amend it, but the collector refuse
to admit it being done, although the twelve hours al
lowed by law had not elapsed.
What Importance attaches to the rumours of sat
sfactiOn and indemnity having been offered by Spair
we can hardly tell Perhaps this may yet be done
but we opne that the reports of it having been a
ready done, are, so far, premature. Let US wait
little and see.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
LIVER COMPLArNT. DEB1LITY.

Extract from James Harris ESq'S Letter. Alexandria Val
After speaking of wonderful cures, himself he says
Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver complaint al
with inability constantly complaining from weakness ts
her whole system. She enjoys better. health than
thirty years being entirely restored by the oam
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES [Errad fra
a letter from j. Grimes Esq, London co. W.]-"MVt
has been for years afflicted with great weakness ;pan
breast, side and back paptaton of the heart ecbs
OF the nervous system complexion shallow the sight da
eye almost gone the other very weak. am pleased q
Hamptons Ilncture has restored her to perfect health
| eyes are as good now ever they We're.
| RHEUMATISM, 80 YEARS.-Mrs. E. Bagwen dvt
ginia, suffered from rheumatism from her 18th to her III
year of age at times entirely helpless Being wealthy
employed the best medical attention. and tried many NH
clnes but was cured only by Hampton's Vegetable IHc
| CHRONIC EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM-i
wife OF Thomas M. Yeakle 70 Pearl street, great
terer tor eight years Restored perfect health by HAM
| toms Vegetable Tincture.
MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM.-Mr Jarrett PLUMB.
loo East Baltimore street, suffered from this disease c
SIX years. could not sleeps dreadful ulcers formed on S
from which splinters of bones issued. His physician
nounced him incuriable but Hampton's Vegetable linen
| cured him.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.-A boy in the family
| Hon. w. L. Ihomasson, once member of Congress from D.
lucky, was mass OF sores from head to foot HIS g
turned inside out: protruding the eyeballs so as
| ,Eincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASES, &c.-Ntt VI
Oldham OF the Baltimore Custom House, suffered u
complaints Tor eighteen months with both body ana W.
seriously affected He was cured by Hampton' V'S"'
Itnct1re, after other things failed rr
! COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c-Mr Henry T. "
mad cough for five years. great weakness, &c. had,
only by
l CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TINCTURL,
mild action on the Stomach, Liver, and the Kidney
cure dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Il
ton Pains in the Back, Side, and Breast ConsunRP
Scrofua, Rhematism, Govt Neuralgia, FistuIa' n
BOWEL Complaints, Worms Nervous Debilty-Wth az :.
diseases arising from impure blood, and is the gea
male Medicine ever known
Call and get pamphlet with certificates of cures
Us Sold by MORTIMER IL MOWBRAl, Nv Z
more street. Baltimore and 3O4 Broadway, New ZOE
ana get Pamphlet gratis sold by C. & D. DUPhb'
mlngton' NJ c., and by Druggists generally.
ITALLOW WANTED.-Thc highest market g1 Ss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
NEW FALL AND wINTEp coo0S

JAMES DAWSON, next door to Policy & Hsrt Wi
\. -; has just opened large and general as
S5ieS OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY Goods all Of
every piece having undergone careful
onr Sn.t the Ira n.es wishing family supplies will find in
keeping articles &C. and Country Merchants ws6 w Sc
p will hnd to their interest give him cali a. 20 SCI
by any that goods sold BY him
HeT N ahS Dry Goods business and purchasing ex
He has ONE PRICE Ont NJ h oner great inducements.
bd Oh every article from which deviation can be
emu VIII De dealt with fairly as frst rate indce NJ
he hope by & to be better than it really is and
bsye of % and honorable of dealing to
requesting the attention of the ladies to his most ola
s supply OF Dress Goods, Embroideres Silks ~ he
win great respect assure them that no mains
10 select the richest, handsomest and most fa b;
yies and he thinks he please the most fast 5ias
and we from the country viii with prompt attention
"neh the selection is left to him. and he falls tn
we goods will be cheerfully taken back ~ W pleaSe'
ha inaoe arrangements to receive sunnas vvooL,
20 MS agent In New York, customers can rest
& nndlng the latest styles of New Goods and ~ tS
y prices Nothing shall be wanting on h;s nar ~
i9sl sne confidence of his customers o MS part 20
Tlease call before PURCHASING and ax .,o;, e ,-
V - w. ~1' *o"e' Tiff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
nrrwRER N. March 15.-Tmpentine. virgin and yellow
a.; a. * a "a so scraped s3 o. Common Rosn 81 q

n.
q sip g. 8 % Q - s'' 'e''pS' y " ,,.,-n,v,,
NEW YORK March l5.-(for previous days)rcNa? ava
ctfrcSCeneraly are very dull the high rates OF els
Sng an unfayorahle effect the market Turpentlne
- nietstock about 5000 bbls. Spirits 1urpentne na
sold lower but closes rmer ~ cents ~ a for the
season The stock of Rosn increasing as II t he
quest and at notaons selected sa at ~ 30
M h sales of 1900 bbls North County common
Rosn at 81 TO- yard; 100 wilmington, &c oS
$50 do, afoat supposed 90, casn anu i0'"'' -O''
cash. . o.;o M obanoa in prices-
Sales 500 tcs. at So S7a9$4 %, cash.
DETER SBIJRG. March l5.-WHEAT. We quote prime
white at 81 so 81 IS. Red do at 81 90 OF su
FLoUR.-We qnote Fine 81 30 Supernne 20 Vices al
perfne 50 and Family 50 3D. 1hese are re'ai Pi'' -
TonAccoEBrisk and scarce. Lugs 81 50 to &C. Com
mon Leaf g to = So o. Go. Good Leaf s7A SSs
CoTTos-A few sales made to-day of prime quah'ie
GIANo The Government agent has advanced the prie
to $50 Der ton by cargo Price asked here sou per 'o
Of 1000 lbs.
LIVERPOOL March 4.--Cotton opened heavy and clos
1 rather better 16d decline for the the week
We're more sellers buyers. Sales of the week
bales of which spectators took 7OO and exporters
bales Fair 0Eean: 3d. nidd1g sac o 1 600 bales
including 1926, 900 bales American ~ ,ro
Breadstus were dull and declining Wheat had eecnne
Sd i'd per bushel Corn Is per quarter and Flour Is
Brown Shipey quote white wheat at lis I'd q ios 3D. re
los Cd a lis Cd Canal Flour 39s Baltimore,
and Ohio 80 4Os. White corn 46s Cd yellow 40s i O.
ass IS. me market closed at further decline OF Is U
Observation-Disclosures quotes beef firm Pork unchanged
Bacon firm Lard had declined Is oales 0i ioo 'OnS ~
Rosin unchanged--sales of common at Is. 3D. Sales
600 bags Coffee steady rates Sugar active ana III
changed Tea unchanged. Tobacco firm
Trade at Manchester dull and leading downward
! Consols closed at eliza decline.
! HAVRE, March lst-Saes of $50 bales Cotton durn
the last five days at seady rates
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

TNHE first session of this Institution will
l. Monday, the 10th January 1854, under the fbUnenq
the following faculty. dHf With hs annexed
Rev. JAMES H. BRENT, President t. Pro,.,,.
Languages, Experimental Sciences and Mali. Oh AAe.
Mr.. "a. M, Professor Of Mo5auus
guages. ''Ouer L.
Mrs Professor of Music
Miss EMILY WEBB, Miss M. B. STAMMIRE. ana y,
BRENT, Assistants in the various departments Wis
The exercises of the School will be divided ntoth.
Primary, High School, and Collegiate Thu D. are Pan
prepare for the High School and Collegiate T1lg NJ
School will embrace selected part of the Colrg;o
The usual reports will be made to parents on fbn
course. student passing the High course will ir&
to certificate of scholarship. student who haze % ela
COURSE OF STUDIES
Collegiate Classes.-Latin-An the course hail.,
and through the BucOlies " 'ag
Greek.-All the course below the Anabasis, ipers.
Gospel of John. ulg d
dorf complete system, and one author in each o Va
Literary-History, Botany, Chemistry and AstrnPSua
English composition. 'nO> a
ORNAMENTAL.
Music, Drawing, Painting Needle-work and Emn..,
PRIMARY "FFr
Smiths Grammar complete do. Geography do.
Arithmetic do; Sands Series do; GOOdrich'S aIs
sons do Greek do; Davies Elementary Algai rrI 1
DORIS primary system in French German and ItaE, y
ornamental branches may be pursued in the Pr,na
ment-being regarded as the accomplishments ami %
EXPENSES.
Board per session $50 noo,.
Tuition Primary department Ito Is "a"
High School 10 to %
| Collegiate N
The ornamental branches EXTRA unless the Whale n.
taken, when 800 will the entire expense of L
| tuition per session.
The Collegiate will require four years bu an
who are prepared can join advanced classes "'
CHURCH.
The students may attend whatever church the p,ra,
fer, always accompanied by teacher
| VISITORS.
Visitors shall be received in the College only in h
of teacher, and visits shall be returned onv NJ
| the restriction, which does not apply to pornl
guardians
| DOMESTIC.
| The science of Cookery, Housekeeping and Maptp,
| king will form part of the entire course
| ACCOMMODATIONS
| $50 students can be comfortably accommodated in
College buildings.
I SUPERVISIONS.
The students will be under the immediate supervi5
the President, who will reside in the College, and wnk
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
| BOARD OF COUNCIL
| RICHARD WASHINGTON,
WILLIAM X. LANE,
WILLIAM T. DoRTCH
| WAITMAN THOMPSON,
JOHN G.. SLoCUMB,
| w. S. G.. ANDREWS.
The blanks in the Faculty will be filled as soon as
tion is made from the numerous applicants
For further information address J. H. Brent or any
Board of Council.
| Goldsboro', Dec. o. 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WE. the undersigned, would respectfully call US to
W ton OF Southern Merchants, to our EXTENSIVE IA
STOVES, CAULDRONS, FORCES &c, ffse
our assortment of Cook and Paror Stoves eonss o s
OF the best in the Market. We have large Stoves
capable of cooking for from three four hundred rs
our stoves are made heavy and consequently a cou
ana are warranted to give satisfaction. Our stoc
OF the following Cook and Parlor Stoves for pOylB
buck, Modern, Troy, Globe, &c., for Parlor p,e
Ar light Union Air Tight Ida Air Tight New rurc
SO Dealers would do well to give call beiTLSSkE
ing elsewhere NEMAN Il WARNSlGSina' p
Jan q, 1855
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

'1lS Institution will commence its third Session Oh
Il second Monday in January, 1864. Every branch Of
male education is taught in the Institute and the s
number of Scholars warrants the belief that no Schho
The neg snn"m i nH ior I9g S
advanced literary COURSE and with the usual numbud
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed N
Board per month in the Institute SO; good Board may
had in the private families of the village much cheaper
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of2 V
primary 80 all branches in the lst and ID CH
$l2; Junior and Senior Glasses $15
For particulars the public is referred to our Chg
which can be had by addressing the Secretary the Phi
pal. III. A. BIZZELL Secv
Clinton, May 20, l653-39-tf.1 of Board of Trustees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY' ,c,t
mulberry street. bweeM Front and, NOr'h
Streets, Wilmington n.

NE subscriber has on hand large assortment NC:
Il OF the latest styles of CARRIAGES of bis -1ImIe
own manufacture which he offers for sale at reduGu
among which may be found-R ockaways and Coaebees
and without patent couplings, Dunams Buggies WEE
9ukles, &c; also, all kinds of Harness. Repairing
snort notice. and in the best manner. rupb
" Also, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Collars Hames -
Valces, Carpet Bags, &c. u.np
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call anu
9eore purchasing elsewhere. Also, all kinds Of 2IFi
Trimmings. ISAAC NbES55d
Wilmington, Feb 3, 1854
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MARRIED..

In this place, the 10Th inst by Rev N. F. Reid Rev
A. WEAVER, of the n. C. Conference, to Miss SARAH
BopBLrT, of Halifax county, N. c.
49, In Baden county on the 18th March inst, by J. H
Clark, Esq JOHN d. MAULTsBY, to Mrs. NANCY CALLAHAN
of Baden
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CAF

PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAROLINA
ARRIVED.
etteville. to E. J. Lutterloh. ~
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvile to A H. VanBok
E-Schr Laura Harker, from shallotte, to DeRosset
March l8-Schr Vermont, Elliot from Boston, to Kidder
u Martin ~ 1>'O"$'
CLEARED.
March ip3StsaMer Rowan. Barber, for Fayetteville by
l7-Schr: Caroline Stone ,ynton for Boston, BY J &
u, Mckae Cos with lumber, naval stores and pea nuts
Schr Gardiner Pike, Cranmer New York bv George
Harriss; with 300 bb rosin 700 do turpentine 2Oy do
Steamer sun, Rush. for Fayettevin by : J. limit.
Son with l55 900 feet lumber. ~
Brig Metalek, Scofeld, for Bath Me- by M Costin 6.
with &c. 900 feet lumber. l
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh stedman for Fayetteville by
March ls-Steamer Spray Price, for Smithyille. nv A
H. Vanfokkelen. W a.
Southerner Creele for Fayetteville by McRary
steamer Henrieta, Allen, for Elzabethtown by Vessel
schr. R. w. Brown Huse, for New York, bv DeRossot
Brown; with naval stores, sc.
with naval stores and rough rice.
Brown. - e' ="
The Steamship Gsqrge Law, from Aspinwa arrived at
at 10 NJ lon Y a sRF'' ps a ON ni r1h 81 a2d
schr f. $ Powell at Brooklyn decks swept full of wat .
board appeared have been recev Jon
titles OF naval stores about in the vicinity guam
Schr T. Powell, abandoned on the yovaga fro,o VIZ,
mington n c. to this port, good vesseof 1873 tons
built at stony BROOK Ii in 1s45, owned by r S Powell
$1,000 no insurance on freight money O22) She had
been rehtted and put in complete order last fall
pe9tne Sc do tar and 3s2 bags poa nus-yaued at s0
2oO Is also insured IN this cy-o"r of Com 18th isst
F Ea0 March l6.-Bacon-lO9I Bee,wav
2o@O0; Conee-Rlo lSl4 Laguyra l4@O0, St. Domingo
goo; fes!hers 4o45 &c 1866 9oFes
oo@so 50 25@6 40 81 lOao no
81 10; Hidesadry s@lOgreen s@4; Lard loSlI Molasl
| Sack 81 ""i'-INerpool
bacon receipts light, very little varatioy in pr,cas
ton-More disposition to take hold this mornnP tb ot-
been for several days. and occasional advane mere
ent figures obtained Fogr-Very little if any
by land and water for the last week
IA g 0"' NJ A''sfa''n IN prices Spirits Soc Turpentine
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24


fiji TAE subscriber, being DESTROYS of removing to the
.a south offers for sale all his LANDS in the County Of
Duplin viz tract containing upwards of six hun
dred acres adjoining and within the limits of the
town OF henanse four hundred which are
and well adapted to farming purposes, which there arc
two large and comfortable dwellings, with all necessary ou
houses IN good repair also building just completed
ana arranged for Lawyers Doctors office On
the above tract there number of choice lots for
residences other purposes which will ready
ana nigh prices This tract will be divided if necessary r.
suit two or purchasers '' "
Another tract known the Sloan and Maxwell Lands w.
ing on both sides of the W. IL R. Kali Road for three milo
Oh Depot containing upwards of25OO
SIX hundred OF which cleared we'll adapted to thu
growth OF Corn Peas Potatoes &c. There is good Girls
anu ow-i on said tract, good dwelling and out houses
setts OF urpentne boxes and abundance oflghtwood
FaVettve yng on the road leading from Kenansvle
OO acres 200 of which cleared and in high state
Improvement with comfortable buildings in good renair
n s4 ONE other tract lying in the County of Onsow adoin
ing tne lands OF John Bryan Joab Fountain and otbers
CONTAINING I5O acres of tmbered of the finest
mere are two sets of new boxes enough round Dimes
| cut SIX sets @ -"4" PiilSS u
a socs for the above described lands tn
early attention OF purchasers and assures them GOOD ar
anu accommodating TERMS he is determined to sell
M ne may be addressed at Kenansville N C. W sun
| March 3, '54.-26w3m DAN1EI r AARON,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

NOIlCE.-Abstract from the Minutes of the Superior
Court of Law, held for the County of New Hanover
Fall Term, 1853:
Ordered by the Court that hereafter State Docket in
this Court will be taken up Monday the second week
the Term and continued until disposed Of and that pub
there0f be made OF the same and weeks notice
given before the next Term of the Court
March 10, lS54-26-w6t H. w FOY C1rpr
Herald and COmmereel conv