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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-14
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

RY virtue of deed of trust to executed by Daniel E.
ID Smith, the 18th day of April 1885, for certain pur-
poses therein specified will expose to sale at public auction
at Exchange Corner in the town of Wilmington the LIST
day of January next at the hour of u upon credit of
six months the following property viz that valuable plan
tation known as BERNARD or BARNUM CREEK PLAN
IATlON, situate upon the east side of Cape Fear River
about i've miles below the town of
by Estimation about 400 acres, with front of
mile and half, with two good landings portion of this
land is we'll wooded and there is included in the track
about hundred and forty well adapted to the cut
walton of and about hundred cleared for the
cultivation of crops and three tasks of Turpentn
Boxes There is also upon said track comfortable Dwell
ing House, with all necessary ou-houses, and Saw and
Grist MILL somewhat out of repair large quantity of
cut oak and pine wood and about sixty thousand salmon
brick in kiln Also at the time and place. four mules
and three carts and gear and four
ngs two fats new 70 by Is teet small fiat Of the
capacity of ten cords: farming utensils, SC Persons des
ring further information obtain the by applying to
the undersigned, or by visiting the premises.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Daniel E.
Smith, to hand in their claims to the undersigned within
thirty days from the date hereof according the
tho whether the has been heretofore hand
ed in or not ELI w. HALL, Assignee.
Dec. lst-T 74Staw-l4-ts.
[Goldboro Tribune and Fayetteville Carolinian copy!un-
til LIST JAN, and forward bills to this office immediately
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NOTICE--IMPORTANT SAFE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN OUT LET.
tiers of administration the estate of elijah Atkinson,
dec hereby gives notice that WEDNESDAY, the 26th
day Of December, inst he will sell the PERISHABLE ES-
of said deceased consisting of about twelve fifteen
eny head of Horses and Mules large number of stock
hogs and Cattle, Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen
rurnlture Also about thirty thousand Brick fine Stall
lon about eight years DID, and Jack about years and
various other articles tedious enumerae The sale
will be commenced at the home place and continued from day
to day and from plantation plantation until all disposed
credit of six months will be given. Bond with two ap
proved securities will be required before the delivery the
property. w. f. ATKINSON, Admir-.
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From Washington city.

WARRINGTON, Dec 8---The anti-Nebraska men
hold meeting in the Hall tonight, when they will
popaby agree to concentrate their votes On some one
Of the candidates An impression prevails that the
House will organize Monday.
F. ?. Blair, Esq, has written letter 10 the Repub-
ican Association of this city, endorsing the Rebuilt
can movement and urging the Republicans to take
strong ground to freedom in Kansas and for the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise line.
An extra California mail will be sent out from Nor.
folk on the 18th inst, in the steamer ST. Louis which
will convey U. S. troops. There will be no delay
of the troops or mail on the Isthmus.
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.101vA1 OF THE ARIEL.

,r.,,, vopr Dee. 9.-The steamship Ariel from
- 18th dates 10 the 23d, arrived here this morn.
10 She left Cowes on Sunday morning, the 18th,
nn3 brings the second edition of the London Times
IF the dav previous, which contains some items later
than received by the America Consols on Saturday
morning were quoted at o0S. The money market
was better. =.
vartcb betIveen the advanced posts of the Russians
rnder General UrungeI, and the AnglO-Turklsh con-
tn0ent The latter were hard pressed, and had sent
tn BaIaklaya for achievements
Kiniusm was protected by squadron OF frigates
and floating batteries, in addition to the permanent
notifications The Allies fear that the Russians
NAV make an effort TO retake it soon as the river
freezes over.
The London Times Vienna correspondent states
nostiyelv that preliminary steps towards the real-
lotion of the first OF the four guarantee polRts are
abont to be taken The first point relates to the
Princnalities and the second 10 the future position
of the christian population in Turkey. Conferences
relative to the reorganization OF MoloaVla ana wal
achia would begin at ConstantnopIe as soon as me
Austrian Envoy reaches that CITY,
The Times Berlin correspondent states that it was
rurnored that the Swedish alliance was doubted
there and that the failure OF the harvest IN Russia
was confirmed Large quantities OF corn were beng
imported by the Russian government from PRUSSIA.
General Simpson and suite arrived at Marseiles
m the Dad of November. The French squadron,
under Admiral Bruat, with the Imperial Guard, was
spoken in the Archipelago on the way home
A writer in the London Times suggests the en-
poyment of the fugitive slaves at Canada on the cot
ton plantations of Jamaica, as partial remedy Tor
Enpiand's dependcnce on America for cotton.
The Tines city article for Friday evening quotes ::
Consos for money opened at $50, whence they ad-
Yanced 10 49, relapse subsequently took place 10
8S!, which was the last official price.
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Collision Mt Sen.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Dec. 8.-The brig G. L. Abb
bolt, with cargo of sugar and molasses, was run
into. Thursday, by an unknown ship, which took off
all her crew, save man. Yesterday evening the
steamer Carolina Jackson for Charleston, found the
Abbot 40 miles south of Savannah and towed her in
to Martins Industry Light, and the one man was
taken off. She abandoned her, on account of her
sinh inc condition
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Majority for Bocock,

Although Gov. Wise's majority is apparently much
less than the majortieS for Messrs- McComas and
Bocock, he still received nearly the number of
votes which were cast for his associates. The gov
ernor elect will on the first of January take the oath
of Office in the council chamber, and enter at once
upon his duties, without a speech any sort of
ceremony-Wa Washington Union.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Ea HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
Athe undersigned offers for sale his plantation Cedar
situated the Sound and Cape Fear River the
County of New Hanover, Is miles below Wilmington
tanning LOGO ACRES OF LAND, of which 100 acres
cleared and under fence, portion of it good GROUND
TAR be produced and the facility for making money
by sending fire wood to market is excellent. There is
this place considerable body of MARSH which might be
converted into land and doubt would be very
ducve Fish and Oysters may be had in abundance and
the Oysters for size and excellence of flavor surpassed
by in the State.
The improvements consist of small Dwelling, Kitchen
and all necessary houses further description deem
ed unnecessary The place possesses may advantages which
when viewed cannot be overlooked by the most skeptca
tern Carolina.
TO any person wishing to residence the Sound
the present opportunity should not be passed unheeded
Dec. H.--I53m ! G.. PICKETT.
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FOR SALE.

a IHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to close his business n
ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LANDS with about 50
acres and under good fence and ditch with Dwelling
House, kitchen, and all other necessary buildings
new Also good Store House and Lot several good
Building Lots for Dwellings and Stores fronting the
streets and desired, will sell with corn fodder plan
tation tools &C. The above place is situated on the east
side OF the branch of the Cape Fear Rivera
place for dstilng Tupentne merchandising farming
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call the sub
srber on the premises at his residence
vile, ON the Wilmington Weldon Railroad who will take
pleasure in showing the premises
the property shpud not be sold private SALE be
of sale PETERSON
Dec. a. 1855. I5-ts
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RosN-There has been but little doing in either grade
since last review For Common the market has
quiet and with small transactions for weeks past
moderate receps this week. the stock in first hands is
mulatng. The only sale hear of Thursday last
of 22s bb 81 Is for large bills Buyers offering ST 10,
and holders asking higher In No. notice small sales
in quality and Monday small lot No. at 81 20 81 25
y Dbl Wednesday 1877 bbls Nos and at from 81 rs to
81 25 % Dbl.
TAROn Thursday last notice decline Is cents on
previous quotation with sales at 81 % y Dbl since which
time the market has ruled firm and parcels have been read
y taken arrival The sales for the week reach only
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the of landing inspection
srage, Ncsay on Lumber 80 cents to 81 y M Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made according to quality.
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SUGAR.
Oh BBLS. BRIGHT PORTORICO SUGAR, for sale b
~ n23 GEO. HOUSTON.

TOYCE'S TASTELESS SOLUTION OF COPAIBA
y G. D. DUPRE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Market St.
Wilmington North Carolina,
Sole Proprietor: for the State of North Carolina.
Nov. %, 1855.
MOLASSES.
06 HHDS. SUPERIOR MOLASSES direct from Surf
CO nam, for sale by GEO. HOUSTON. (n23)
lust RECEIVED AT THE HARDWARE STORE
y Preserving Kettes,-all sizes.
Cut Nails-all sizes and extra quality
Safety-Fuse, for blasting rocks.
Hay, Straw and Shuck Cutters-the best made.
J. NJ. ROBINSON & co.
Wilmington, N. c., sept. 6, 1855 l-tf
MONEY WANTED.
THE Subscriber again forced thus publicly call upon
those indebted to him for settlement of their accounts,
he must have money pay his debts positively
caanot wait any longer
aFFrom and after this date, work will be delivered
until settled for The state of the times absolutely compel
him to adopt and adhere to this rule.
June Is, 1s55-[244-42 w. J. CORNWALL.
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So REWARD.
STKAYED OR STOLEN, A DARK, TAN-COLORED
- HOUND DOG, with bright red legs, white ring extend
tail white close and compactly built Answers the
of Driver The above reward will be paid for his return
to the subscriber. S. A. HOLMES.
Dec
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-14

~ T. ARSENAL AT FAYETTEvILLE-We have good
reason for believing that it has been determined by
the authorities at Washington to make the Arsenal
al this place one of Construction. The Secretary of
war, we learn, will soon advertise for proposals for
furnishing timber, &C., to be delivered here
This will tend to greatly benefit Fayetteville and
increase her business in every way.
Build the Western Railroad and who knows but
what Fayetteville will soon have fifteen or twenty
thousand inhabitants. We feel encouraged, and look
forward with bright anticpations to the future If
everybody else don't feel so they g oughter"
FQUttteliUe CorOIinlr0
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CARoLINI
a q RIVED

ARRIVED.
Dec 9-schr. H. HalIOck Pow, from New York. to j. H.
IBr9 schr. Trent, Roberts, from Green Turtle Cay,
AbSco. to T. c. Worth; with fruit.
1 ( 5. G F Worth ; with one lighter in tow;
Brig Pulaski. Crowe from Beaufort n o., to Master
Steamer Sun, McRimmon, for Fayetteville, to w. H.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stcdman, from Fayetteville,
Schr Ann Maria Brown from Lockwood's Folly, to Viii
steamer Southerner, Dodd from Fayetteville to W. H.
Dec 12Brig Frank, Richardson, fOf Cardena by l. C.
steamer Spray Price for Smithvlle by a. H. VanBok-
sch L. P Smith, wcs for New York, by A D. Cazau1
Br. Brig Robt Bruce Cough, for Bristol, Eng by j. &
D. McRae & Co; with naval stores &c; .u, Nav York
Dec I2-Schr. A. J. eRosset, Daniels from NE" lorA'
to A. D. Cazaux with md!e n,,,,: J.. II
sebp Ben, ONoa from New York. to Geo HARRIS with
Steamer Magnolia, Barber from Fayetteville to Luttsr-
Dec 1sDBark Robt. Penne Turner, from New Bedford
bound for Havana struck on Curtuck onGa on .Ts to
discharge cargo---te Keith Flanner.
CLEARED.
Dec lO-Schr. Matchoss, Smith for New Orleans by J.
Schr Jesse W. Starr Starr, for West lndieS by kuSei
Il Bro; with lumber and shingles.
Schr John, Burton for New York. by George HarriSS
with naval stores, sc. =, r, al,
sohr Adele Coffin, for New York, by j. Flannsr; with
Sbr Mdyott Payne for Washington N G by Willard
s. Curtis with salt, -four, &c e. N v,L b~
Dsc IO-Schr Mary Staples, Staples, for New YORK. OS
j. r. Blossom with naval stores, SC. ~
IL Schr Lewis milford, Doyle, for New York, by l.
C. Worth with naval stores &c. , - w II
Steamer Sun, MoRimmon, for Fayetteville, by w. IL
Marsh. =, ,..u. L.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, for Fayetteville by
Lutteroh & Elliott ~ ~
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Evans, for Fayetteville by
| G. b. q. Worth.
Brig Ellen Hayden Howard, for Cardenas, by j. x j. l.
| Hathaway & Co.; with lumber, &c. 81,
Dec lS-Steamer Magnolia, Barber for Fayetteville BY
Lutterloh & Elliott
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, N. y.

WlLMl NOTION, N. y.
A. H. VANBOKKELEN, PROPRIETOR.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire int crest
i the & CLARENDON IRON WORKS. solicts orders
for
Steam Engines of any power style.
Saw Mills of every variety.
Mining Machinery and Pumps.
Grist and Flour Mills complete.
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels.
Rice Field Pumps and Engines
Leavitt's Corn and Cob Crushers.
Rice Threshers.
Single Machines.
Shafting, Hangers and Pullies
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns.
Brass do do do do do
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers.
Flue and Plain Cylinder Boilers.
Blacksmths Work of all kinds
Iron Doors for Houses and Jais.
The Establishment having been rcOrganized for the
press purpose of nsurng puncuay in the execution of all
orders the public rest satisfied that work which
may offer will be promptly delivered according promise,
and of such workmanship cannot fail to give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT being in charge
of eff talent and experience, have hesitation in
ing that the work hereafter turned out shall compare IA
voraby every respect with that of the most celebrated in
the States and at prices which will mako to the interest
of all in want to send me their orders.
REPAIR WORK always done without delay; and hav-
ing large force for that purpose it will advantageous
any person needing SUCH to give the Preference with
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works, -
Wilmington, n c.. A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
Oct l5th.-[34-tf.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
TTNHOSE SUPERIOR articles manufactured in Whining
ton by Mesrs Costin q Gaord arc offered for sale by
undersigned who has been appointed Sole Agent
their disposition in this place. Dealers and
invited to examine and test them by comparison with
such imported from The North Samples offered
grautouy with full conviction that these articles after
fair trial will be preferred to any other in market while
thoy will be sold for less price.
Nov. 81. GEO. HOUSTON.
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&C. IA, 1855.

80 WILL BE HIRED OUT, ON THE Ist JANUA-
y ~, 1856. at the Court House door in the town of
a. Clinton, Sampson County, for the ensuing twelve
- months, number of NEGRO MEN, mostly good
IurPentne hands Also several likely BOYS GIRLS
The usual bond will De re uired. A. HOLMES
Dec IL
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MARRIED..

On the LIST of November, by Stephen Hare, Esqr Mr. e.
W. BACON to Mrs. JULIA ANN FORT, all of Bladen
County.
Connecticut papers:please copy.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOE the WEEK ENDING DECEMBER I3rH. 1862

TURPEsrINE-Has ruled unsteady throughout the week
and with limited demand for shipping purp prices have
declined rs 4Ocs yellow Dip 2Oa2 virgin and 10
% cents hard The have been moderate and the
market quiet at lowest fguress2 SO for yellow Dip 81 08
for virgin and 81 so for hard bbl of 2SO TBS. The weeks
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

"a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the Wholesale prices In filling small orders high
er rates have to De paid
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CRANES GREER ACADEMY.

moore County, N. &.
VIE TRUSTEES are happy to announce to the public
that the First Session Of this Institution will open on
the lt of January under the supervision
Mr.. Mcmillan is graduate of the University of North
and warrant the Trustees in giving ali
teel disposed to patrCnze the Institution that they will
have the advantages of systematic and thorough
The Academy is situated nine miles east of Carthage
near the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road in the
midst of healthy moral and intelligent neighborhood,
and will therefore be free from many of the vang
fuences which much endanger the health and
students in towns and villages In order that the benefits of
the Institution may be within the reach of ALL the following
low rates OF tuition per session. payable in advance have
been adopted:
English according to Advancement SO to $l2 80 Latin,
Greek French and higher branches of Mathematics SIS.
Excellent board, rooms light washing, and bedding
cuded be obtained III the vicinity at from Sc to 81
month. DONALD MCDONALD Sec'y
Dec. 14th.-[l5-3t
STOREHOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE AT BEAR
SWAMP p. O., DUPLIN CO., n. C.
49, THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS TO
k retire to private life, offers for sale his STORE
I'll HOUSE and LOT, consisting of of Land,
the East side of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
miles above Warsaw, and miles below Faisons Depot
which place good stand for country store there
Post Office at the place. which receives TIVE mails per day.
from the South at A. NJ and the other from the North
at II p NJ The Storehouse is a by is feet with shed "a
by II feet, with good brick chimney Also, Warehouse
Is by IA feet
If application is made small stock of goods
hand be bought low with the premises if desired
If application is made by the 7h Of January the
goods will be sold at public auction, on the premises
Dec l4-15-tlF. l.. R. LOFTIN.
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N(NT G~I

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL MAKE APPLICATION
for certificate for duplicate for twenty shares of the
capital Stock of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company the original having been destroyed by accident
Dec. A.---l56t c. MONTAGUE.
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NV, m!LmlNGToN AND CHARLOTTE NATURALIZATION
SSny has added SIC, 900 to the 200 previously
viii 20 ms Road And the people of Charlotte
scribe $4,000. '' wv" " p'0pO'"' ~ '"O
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COAL! COAL!
roc TONS BEST RED ASH COAL, received per Schr
lZO Henry Mutt from Philadelphia For sale low 5X
Nov. 23d, 1856. l. " "OA'A4A'
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No sales to-day and market quiet at lowest figures
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--Since review of Thursday
last the market for this article has ruled inactive and the
price at the close yesterday shows decline of quo
taon of this day week On Tuesday, there sales
private terms known however to be at 80 The
actions for the week reach 2, 889 bbls, viz:
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Virginia,

The vote in joint convention of the lie gslature OF
Virginia for United States senator was as follows:
Whole number of votes cast. l92
Necessary to choice ..... W
OF these
Mr. Mason received, ............lA
Scattering,
The election of Henry A. Wise as governor, E.
W. McComas as lieutenant governor, and w. P.
Bocock attorney general for four years from the
Ist of January, 1885, was officially announced in the
Legislature on Friday last The official vote is thus
reported
For Mr.. Wise, whole number of votes, .......832 75
FOR W.T.. tIournoy, 1854
Majority for Wise, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1921
For Mr. McComas Observation-Disclosures 1858
For Mr. Beale,
Majority for McComas, .....................1,93 1886
For MI bocock, ........... 83, 568
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From Raleigh.

KALEIaH, Dec. g. 1855.
MEssRs. BANKS & THACKsToN An affray occurred
at Chapel Hill, yesterday morning, between young
SingIstay Sbio Of f Gen. sngeaFy of Pitt Co.
shot Singleary in the right groin. White fed-both
stu dents South Side Democrat
CoUNrERFE1r.-The Fayetteville Observer saws
counterfeit $40 note on the Bank of Georgetown
S. c. was passed in this place on Thursday night last
The paper is very soft and poor the signatures we'll
executed but apparently printed, the number and date
Il July 1867 quite in a SCHOOL, boy hand
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n1EDICAL NOTICE

TOHN RUSSELL RUSKINS RESTON, OF THE
Late AcGdemy, has opened for the season and also
opened the select and choice collection OF WINES and
IOTORS ever offered in this market besides good as
sortnent of Epicurean Condiment.
Any person afflicted with the severest kind of drought or
drvness can have relief in q few moments
lie is also agent for large importing house, and any
VINE, CORDIAL, or BRANDY, not on , hand that is
kinds to be at his store before brought here
lot of CIDER and ALE in barrels expected every day
December -74-tf
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AND LOT FOR SALE AT BEAR
SWAMP p. O., DUPLIN CO., n. C.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN THE DERSICfNED has improved and unimprov-
ed lots in Elzabethtown BadeR county and several
tracts land in said county which he desires SELL Per-
wishing to engage in business in Elizabethown be
accommodated with vacant lots lets with dwellings them
one lot with fine store building it, and situated in
the best part of the The tracts of land Turn
bull Colley, well tmbered with pine cypress If
this property not disposed of by private SALE the whole
will be sold by public auction before the Court House door
ElzabethtOwn, Tuesday, the 5th of February next
Particulars may be had by applying to the undersigned
]. G. MACDUGALD.
Elzabethtown N. c., Dec. 4-[l54t.
Weekly Herald Fay. Weekly Observer copy weeks ]
4,ooI ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE:
- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
Il above named quantity of land lying the Sound with
in mile and half Of the Cape Fear River and ten miles
from Wilmington. The land fertile and we'll adapted to
the culture of Corn Ground Peas Potatoes and all kinds
vegetables There about hundred and fifty of
good Swamp and Hammock Lands the Swamp Land stand
ing in the original growth has good fall easily drained
There is about 80 of cleared land with comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, and other out-budings, and we'll
watered will sell in lots to suit purchasers all to
more, may suit best. Any further information
may he obtained by applying to the subscriber the
ises, New Hanover County, n. c.
Dec, l4-l5-6t LARKlNS LANlER.