Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-26
General Notices.
NEW DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE.

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| NEW AND FRESH GOODS!!
| THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
under the name and rn Of HERR1NG
mission business in the town of Wilmington, No q North
Water street, "a few doors South of Rock SPRING. They
beg leave state that they have hand large and
| well-selected stock of
Shoes sEYs R4oT HATE cARS KER
sUSSAk. S9EFEEEs Pokk' c&SBY, FIsA, HER
CRACKERS PI ~, BUTTER, TT p 5 STARCH' = CnS4 CAN
ANA great many articles too numerous to mention ihey
by prompt attention to business to merit fair share
of custom
Please call examine our of and well assorted
! goods before purchasing elsewhere. ~ 49,
g, e. Particular attention paid to the sale Of SHINGLES
1UhPENTlNE TIMBER, and all other country produce
Oct. ll-3I4t---6Stl CHARLES C. LEWIS.
WORKSHOP AT LONG CREEK BRIDGE.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A PART PAR
j. .'ership, uudcr the of the firm of WALLlNG
Lr" for the purpose of carrying on their respective
trades in wood and iron. They established at the old
ties will be executed They will make repair all kinds
Of Buggies Sulkes, Barouches Wagons, Carts
&c All kinds farming tools made repaired and those
used in the Tar and Tupentine business Also Guns Gun
and poor0eks repaired They arc prepared to
They intend to be prompt and faithful in their business
Charges reasonable. EDWARD WALLING.
R8- All persons indebted to me previous the present
time, respectfully but earnestly requested
up. EDWARD WALLINtf.
Long Creek Bridge Sept "a, l855.-4-6t
NOTICE.
THE Delinquent Stockholders and all those in for
l. instaments to the Fayetteville II Warsaw Plank Road
Company, notified that they required, by resolution
of the Board of Directors to pay tho assessments of % per
cent their stock before the 10th October next
the Treasurer of the Company proceedings will be taken
against them according to the provisions of the Charter
Sept. %, l955--[4-tf P. MURPHY, Sec'ry.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
&M WILL BE PAID BY THE SUBSCRIBER FOR
"a the delivery to him. confinement in Sampson JAIL
a of the runaway Slave DICK, belonging to Joseph w
SStevens. He has wife at John Wrght's is about
the ordinary size, 80 81 years of age and dark complex
ion p. MURPHY
Tayor's Bridge, N. c., Oct. l9-7-1t
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
From Fayetteville via. Owens
&EEk&%@>A Vile, Clinton Nnd Spring Vale
EzS5@&f9EKzR to Warsaw, N. G.
EssIAS Distance i9 Miles, unnng Daily, ex-
cept Saturdays.
T EAVlNG Fayetteville daily Except SaturdayS) at
IL o'clock, Z. NJ Arrive at Warsaw next morning at
cciock A NJ in time to connect with the going North
South
Returning leave Warsaw daily Except Saturdays after
the arrival the going North and South at O'clock
Z. M. Arrive at Clinton 10 p. M. Owensville A NJ
and Fayetteville A. M. Which gives passengers going
North and South coming to FayetevE from from North
South no detention certain connection both
All passengers going North Fayetteville will arrive at
Warsaw in time for the going North and South.
Passengers travelling this route will find DID, experienced
and sober drivers fine stock, and fine Troy Coaches
any route in the United States
N FREDERICK, Cont actor.
JNO. B. SWITZERLAND Sup't at Warsaw
ISAAC BOYklN, Sup't at Clinton.
J. H. ROBERTS CO., Sup'ts at Fayetteville.
Warsaw, N. c., Aug 18th. a6S-3m--46-3m