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continue the Book Stationery and E Paper busness NJ
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NOIICEl,
S and after the first Of january proxO, the preseut
" fTm Of Heiskcll Co., will be dissolved by limitation,
James A. Eetzer retiring from the firm
Al persons indebted 10 will please call andmAke pay
cIt without delay, and those having claims against the
will present them for adjustment
December 81, 1856
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NIEETS every Monday evening, at M O'Clock In he Ice.
VI IurG Room o the Lutheran Church. charlne s Cen.
7 tre Wheeling. 3. N. HAMILTON, PFsSt.
G A. DIETRICH Conductor aNiG- -6m
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- tArEns and TimCr cOpy.l
IRU AAlFS SACRED EIIIXII =
n hedicinG for iysJ,elSin GiOnc.
Wis medicine Is in extensive and popular use In Western
\ PennsElVanta ltisprepnred by nr, TruxA Of Wash
ngtoH CO.. aud has given relief hundreds who have used
IT. who are spreading its fame far and wide. ~
The names Of persons well known appear ss youchers for
It's efficacy In the above diseases -
~ Price $I,0N. EEa " .i-.lt-5
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Hear! Heard! Hear!!!

--s4f GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT RtEDUgT10N!t7 y
CLOSING % FALL AND WINTER GoSns
IQEING deSFous Of reducing stock n the above line
~ have madv the following rrductiOnr
EMBR0IDERIES
will consequently sell collars formerly held
2,s<i those At $50 for 42 and others in proportion am
Offering inducements than any other house lntorn
IN CLoAES
reduction OF 80 per will he granted, and those ready
with the cash will be able buy from nice trimmed
cloth CLOAK 1t 1850 The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sch the santagcons terms; actual
" selling the ready less than you buy the
cloth.
TRIMMINGS.
OF which have large SiH sell at almost
your prices.
Comforts, chldTcns wooden sacs ladies superior wool
scar have IN such variety prices as
to astOnsh every With word, heinG
E!lnFtO reduce stock to the lowest point viii sell my
goods much less than
ANT 0TIlRR HOUSE.
that ycu cannot help buying Coue sp and every one
that wants his money.
ISAAC PRAGHR
Eastern bargain store, lis Main street,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RY pI1Ys1c1ANs

aGLPH SToSK. ". n.
IoNGs A. MoTr, II. D.
CyRrs KINGSLEY, NJ. D.
MM. r. ArSTiS. N. u.
ORyELEE Crs0S, VI. D.
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For Full OWrSs, iacladtBg all pepdytwsats OF Book
Keeping, lectures ard L's1mdnskip, taefriEbiy IN
For Fell tourstiN Ladies q
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1dE9 s9 M hAI Mn Issd, Oats Corn, e6ustaaiiy on
d.2s ]. n. KEILER, Quincy *.
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BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE II D.,
EOlOr Of the RoyGl college 3f l6ysstaHs and oF gears
SeRioI. FG5strjUR iN the london 3soy1i III Ifriadly
I6r IIisedsss eI the L9t0s.
IN this age OF progress medical science has contributed
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
rRltE oSE noLLJR.
Address JOHNSON .STEH-IRT ROSE,
SSl Broadway, New York
- The postage law requires prepayment Of letters
Ay cnrspondenre being extensive applicants,
plies, enclose postage. Money letters must be regis
tsreI BY the Postnaterssueh letters only will be
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08

ABOUT FIRE he Caroi.nan of last Saturday
contains beautiful paragraph upon the subject OF
charity to the poor, Which concludes with the iaea
that those of the opulent, who kept within doors
themselves by the rigor of the weather nevertheless
think of the cold fresides and scanty tables of the
needy, will get their reward if not here, in that far
off country where the rich and the poor will stand
side by side" In this idea we think our neghbor Is
mistaken. 1t is generally believed and We concur
in the opinion, that in the next world well this
the rich will be placed nert TO the fre.-N c. Argus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08
General Notices,
SIGN OF THE SKELETON WAGON
OUTHERN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY


NSA5S THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
-282 form the Merchants and Planters, that he has
opened REPOSITORY for the sale of CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES. HARNESS, &c, at NO. 26 BEEkMAN
STREET, running through to Is Spruce Strcet-entrancc
on e1tter street.
The main floor Q85 feet in length) affords ample
for keeping always hand large and complete assortment
of every description and variety per chart, herewith
Having learned he trade the Factory of his father he
practically familiar with every department in the business
and is therefore enabled to orders for kind of
work entrusted him. and upernteud every stage of its
manufacture.
His long residence in the South and West and intimate
knowledge of every secon and his experience while with
Messrs Baldwin Starr and Mesrs. rockingham, Newell
Co.. gives him many advantages in the selections required
for the different parts of the country Also
with the Work. Draft Track Height of Wheels,
quality and size of Springs and Axes necessary for the parti
cuar localities.
Particular attention paid special ORDERS either through
merchants the subscriber direct and all prices
teed be low the work possibly be furnished and
which will be equal in every respect to that OF the very
best and oldest city country establishments.
26 Beekman Street within few doors of the Park
the South East sde from the Astor House, and in
line from Park Place. Murray. Warren and Chamber Sts
near the Brick Church. Lovejoy'S and Clinton Hotels
Having office Accommodations, and from
the Southern Cities and Towns he trusts that he have
the pleasure of call from his friends and from these who
will do him the favor to examine his assortment and being
the only establishment adapted to the Southern Trade, IN
the lower part Of the City, he respectfully soc share OF
patronage.
He begs to refer those unacquanted with him, to any of
the Jobbng Houses in New York City engaged the South
ern Western Trade
will be taken Packing and engaging ght,
Insurance, &C. Il discount allowed to the trade
WIN. L. MCDONALD
N B.--WM. L. MCDONALD takes pleasure in referring to
John Dawson, Esq. of Wilmington.
New York, January, 1856. ll92tw
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


~ BILE LAND FOR SALE.--The subscriber will Offer
public sale FRIDAY the Sth of February next the
following LANDS situated Black river, New Hanover
county
Ny home plantation, containing 1860 acres which there
excellent dwelling house and all necessary outbuid
ings about 200 cutvaton large body of excel
lent SWAMP LAND, that is easily reclaimed and about
crops of Turpentine boxes.
700 acres known the g Old Thos. Devane Esq., Plan
tation, which there is failing stream and two
cleared and two crops of Turpentine boxes
300 acres known the Sugar Loaf Lands admitted by
all be the best plantation for the river of its size
which there is comfortable dwelling and necessary
buildings; about 100 in high state of cultivation
gtther with a crop of turpentine boxes.
250 acres known the Burnt Bay Lands which there
is about crop of tupenne boxes and good body of farm
ing lands
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to examine it. as
IN determined to SELL
will also sell at the same time several hundred bushels
of corn, fodder, &c Terms accommodating known
On day of sale. STEWART DEVANI1.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08
FALL NOTICE.

- " are now receiving from the Manufactures NgM
Ii- VI" large and extensive assortment of Fail and El
N .a'fL @H@ Of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
%" qualities Of Wool Hats for
>a.r PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
Ftl Hats Of every variety style and color; Soft Brush
@ ' >uaened Hats Molcskn, Beaver, and Cassimeres in
- E5aey; Cloth, Plush silk and Cotton Glazed, Fur
embroidered Caps, all qualities Together with the
NEST and largest assortment of Silk, American and
a Ungham UMBRELLAS, assorted colors and sizes,
IsIeu IN TINS state. We would also invite attention
r4 81 elegant and fashionable selection of WALKING
u5i2 ol an Kinds IN use, Gold, Silver, Agate, Ivory,
>,Ig It u "a ahd Loaded Heads-beautiful designs.
4 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND Pf7A NTERS
specially invited to examine our stock as we are conf
'.'o suiting all who may favor us with call.
Wilmington, Sept. 25, I855.-[4-Im Granite Row,
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CLyNTON pENTAT,E IySTITUTE,

TTNHIS INSTITUTION WILL RESUME IT'S OPER
L aons again MONDAY, the lIth inst, after short
vacation. The charges will be the they have been
for the last yearBoard SO per month"; including washing
lights, Nc
L. c. Groves, A. Nj, VIII has aerved long and eff
GENTLY Principal of the nst lte also has charge
the Stewards Department, which lenders doub that
this department will be conducted t. the entire satisfaction
Of all
The Trustees have engaged for the year the services
of celebrated musician Mr. Stradel, of the State Of New
York. take charge OF the Musical department. and also
his lady Mrs. Stradelli. to conduct the painting.
These engagements will give superior advantages to those
who wish to pursue the ornamental branches.
The faculty of teachers associated with Mr. Groves in
conducting the Literary Department. the last
year, and are well known to be inferior none
II. \. BIZZELL,
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Schools.
Union academy. Neyv Hanover Co.. n.

Union Academy, New Hanover Co., N. {.
S. J. FAlSON, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy commences it's second session on MON
DAY, 18th of January. It's ocalition is entirely healthy
and being surrounded by community quiet, moral and in
telgent, few places free from all temptations to
ldeness mischief The Principal recommended by
raj years of successful experienced in his profession, and is
strict and impartial in his discipline Parents and guardians
will find few situations advantageous the education
of their children and wards.
The Of tuition $I5 $2 $40 and So according
to the studies of the scholar.
Board at from s. to 8 may be had good families situa-
ted at convenient distances from the Academy.
Jan. Is 22-3t*. l.. HIC1HSMITH, Secretary
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08

IMPORTANCE OF RECREATIoN-T following fe-
licitous passage occurs in the admirable speech of
the Hon Edward Everett, al the Webster Festival at
the Revere House, in Boston The orator, IN refer
ring to Mr.. Websters taste for manly sports, added
these words:
The Americans, as people-at least the p@otes-
sonal and mercantile cassas-haVe too Little consld-
cred the Importance of heahfu, generous recreation
They have not learned the lesson contained in the
very word which teaches that the worn out man is
re-Created made again, by the SeasOnabe relax
alton of the strained faculties The old world learned
this lesson years ago. and found (ierod /, 1879
that the bow always bent will at last break, the
man. forever the strain of thought OF action, VIII
at last go mad or break down Thrown upon new
continenteager 10 do the work Of twenty centuries
in two-the Anglo American population has over
worked and is daily oyer-woTking itself. from morn
ing TO night, from January to December 1tdln anu
hands, eyes and fingers, the lowers OF t!e Dooy anu
the powers OF the mind IN spaon1oulc helciless
ACTIVITY There is no lack Ct few tasteiesS and
souless destinations which are called amusements,
but noble athletic sports manly outdoor exercises,
are TOO little cultivated IN town.or country.
ANOTHER FACT FOR THE ABoLIrIoNIsTs The
following paragraph from The NatcheZ Free Trader,
of tie 8h, goes 10 illustrate the abolition doctrine of
freedom rpon compuIson, and how ii is appreciated
by the objects Of their philanthropy:
Isaac a body servant Of General Qutman, arrived
home few days since. Shortly alter the General
reached w asbington city, Isaac expressed great
desire 10 return home to Mississippi. Upon being
dressed for his reasons for sudden wish, he told
his master that he had been repeatedly beset by TWO
| white men from Boston, who urged him to accept
their aid 10 run from his master He stated that ne
was afraid that he would be kidnapped into freeuon'
as he believed the two capable OF any arr ~
city. The General gave Isaac pass. WIN which n0
safely reached home to his infinite satlsiactloh'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08
THE LUxUMBURG GARDENS,

WEIR GRE NSB ORO', ": g.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF The LUX
umburg Gardens mile west of Greensboro Is pre-
pared to fiji orders all varieties of PEACH APPE
PLUM PEAR. CHERRY, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL M
TREES, ROSES and GARDEN-HOUSE PLANTS
APPLE and PEACH TREES delivered at $l2 90 pc
100 and other trees Catalogue prices Catalogues sen
gratis applicants Orders left with Messrs CUMMING
STYRON in Wilmington will be forwarded to the pro
prietor, and trees delivered L. H. FENAhESo.
Nov. I6, I855.-60-St-l1-l2m.
Marion Star copy 2m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08
NOTICE..
4 Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his Sand Hill Lands for SALE lying
between the Northeast and Black River. bordering two
miles the latter, and containing about 1000 The
above Lands contains crops of Turpenne boxes
quantity of cypress timber, blackjack and light wood
Also, two failing springs of excellent water The
above Lands were formerly owned by Law & Savage Any
person wishing to purchase, will please call on Mr. s
Walker, Black River sixteen miles from Wilmington for
information. o. l. WALhER
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rOPSAIE ACADEMY.

VOPSAIi4 ACADEMY
TTrHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Will Wednesday, the 9th of January l656
Terms per session of five months for board and tuition
from fifty-eight to seventy dollars.
Board can be obtained for number Of scholars. Apply
to Principal, the Academy, JOS NJ Foy Scotts
Hill n. c. Jos. M FOi,
Ian OO-Iw-I8-lw Sec'y of Board Of Trustees.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,


VIZ G. MLLIGAN, Proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put up to Or
der-Nablc Monuments of all sizes, IOmbs, Head-HtoneS
Furniture Tops Mantes Hearhs of the best quality
American Italian Marble, not to be surpassed in style
workmanship, and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country North South
Iron Raing-5O different styles for inclong family lots
from IS 0 per foot, furnished and put order
n. Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tenton and all articles warranted to be recommended
no charge made.
Nov. 23d.-[I2-tf.
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General Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA


WHEREAS, d. w. CROMARTIE has this iday made
w oath before John r. Ezzell and George w Atkins,
two acting Magistrates in, and for the County and State
aforesaid that hi: Negro girl ROSE absconded from his
about in the neghborhood of South River Cape Fear
committing acts of depreciation and felony contrary law
m9nded to come forward and deliver herself up immediately
otherwise we hereby authorize any to kill said girl
without any fear Of punishment under the Act of the Gene
raj Assembly, in such cases made and provided
Said girl about Is years DID, of black compile xion and
about five feet high
Given under hands and SEALS this 2h day of August
A. D , 1855. JOHN r. EZZEL, J. p, [L.S.l
GEO. w. ATKINS J. P. [L.S.1
will pay Twenty-Five Dollars reward for the delivery of
said girl, ROSE, to in Clinton, either dead alive
and further reward of One Hundred Dollars for sufficient
proof to convict any white person of harboring her
Aug 81. lS55-T52-f d. w. CROMARTIE.
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NOTICE

LII persons indebted to the subscriber personally as
n guardian, agent for DR.. G. T. Murphy,
quested make payment immediately All who fail
make payment by the 18th of February (nstant will find
Feb. l-I22-2t* JOHN Fl. MURPHY
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LII persons forbid respassing in any upon
n any of my lands, situated in the county Of New Hano
yer, under the penalty of the law. JOHN H. MURPHY.
Moores Creek, New Hanover Co., Feb. !, lS56.-222t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08

\ b,N LhAAN who come we'll recommended as
Yuage. thoroughly qualified teach tho classic Ian
saut s u ol und9u6ted moral character, will find plea
the s ION as Teacher, in private family by applying
Dec iIIGHper itI % at hlchlands, Onslow county, N c.
10 CHAS. DUFFY, NJ. D.
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AGON

A| now, and shall constantly keep hand the very
'J materials for the manufacture of wagons All per-
' IN want of good Wagons may now depend on gettn
% o The best quality. All orders thankfully received for
inc above kinds of work. Repairing done usual.
Leh.S S-23-f w. ]. COR NWALL.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

FTNHE subscriber offers for sale about ONE THOU
i SAND ACRES OF LAND about twenty miles from
Wilmington, the side of Cape Fear River bounded
by Cape Fear Thoroughfare Lyon and Buckle Greeks Said
land cannot be surpassed for timber of all kinds especially
cypress is excellent land Persons wishing pur-
chase, will please call my residence in Cantuck District
If not sold previously, will be offered at auction the
Courthouse in Wilmington, Monday of March County
Court. Terms at sale. VIM S. PRIDGEN
Jan. lSth.--[2O-ts.
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JIC.HT RI7ECJES

nA' on hand several light Buggies (wh and without
.OI'J OF my own manufacture, which will sell on very
'R4' ~ Uao terms Please call and examine
Len-V 3N W j CORNWAIL.
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yALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

"a HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
Ihe undersigned offers for sale his pantaton Cedar
Forest situated the Sound and Cape Fear River in the
County of New Hanover, Is miles below Wilmington
tanning 1,6OO ACRES OF LAND, Of which 100 are
cleared and under fence, portion of it good GROUND
PEA LAND. A large quantity of TUKPENTINE and
Ia may be produced and the facility for making
by sending fire wood market is excellent. There is
this place considerable body of MARSH which might be
converted into rice land and doubt not would be
ducye Fish and Oysters may be had in abundance and
the Oysters for and excellence of flavor surpassed
by the State.
The improvements consist of small Dwelling, Kitchen
and al necessary houses further description deem
ed unnecessary place possesses may advantages which
when viewed cannot be overlooked by the most superficial
observer For health is equaledby few locations in Eas
tern Carolina
To any person wishing to residence the Sound
the present opportunity should not be passed unheeded
Zee. ll-l5-3m ]. G.. PICKETT
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9%4 CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
E HOUSE, and also vacantots adjoining the
~ tlarnett street. in the Northern portion of the
town of Wilmington The House nearly and in good
order, having been recently painted 1t is occupied by
good tenant, a of 5000 per There is an
insurance of 900 the dwelling house, in the n c. Mu
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire of
Feb. I7-2l-tfl WIN. H. LASPEYRE.
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CARRIAGES.

VIE subscriber continues to manufacture every variety OF
5QgscS also light Carriages, which for neatness,
Fta and durability warranted equal to any sold in
w Se The public generally invited to examine my
Isa before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. 9-23-tc w. J. CORNWALL.
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NOTICE

hereby cautions all persons against tres
dogs I Fs IN any manner form either by hu3ting with
any Of HI. or otherwise, plaging in any man
'e ngldIy enforced against all offenders '
'''lSrlns Lake, Dec. 7th.-JI4.sm, A. nv 1i'E l.
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e1ToN & PRICE. PRoPRIETORs.
81 ro1 Editor. A. l.. PRICE, Associate Editc
Terms of subscription.

Terms of Subscription.
,r invariably in advance, ........... 81 6O
1rc year. Ient is not made in advance, .3 OO
Wien P2ition received for less term than one year
permitted to discontinue his paper after the
of subscription year, till the expiration OF
.be wishing his paper discontinued at the end Of
py sao pay up ig full and give the propretors two
he year. ae p otherwise the paper will be continued and
rssSs no.lCaIc,sording to the above terms;
gsi for aeon sending us five subscribers, accomPa-
ADVANCE subscription ($l2 50) )will receive the
@ cy eers containing money for this paper at
Hlcse'' r.
tiers on business connected with this otee' must be
All Le'53' most paid) to the proprietors'
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GENTS, HEAD WEAR

WE have opened at our Emporium large and elegant
w stock Gents Winter soft dress business and travel
ing Hats-a the fashionable eoorswith splendid assort
ment of styles of Caps Come your selection
at the Hat and Cap Emporium.
Nov. 30th. SHEPARD MYERS.
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JUST RECEIVED EREsn

= - -T@, Srus George NJ Smith and Geo Mangham.
n LfhI.N K l.. & a. Stuart's G. Yellow Sugar 10 bx
Inv w. @% 40, Prime Cheese; 10 bbs. of extra Buckwheat
---- -lN GEO IL KELLEY
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the late firm Of DAVIS &
BUNTlNC1 earnestly requested to forward and
make immediate settlement, either by note cash.
Jan. 1S-lI4-dlwSIw1m. d. s. B.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08
NOTICE. .

LII persons are forbid trespassng upon any of my lands
y in any way, and particularly hunting with dogs
and feeding stock any kind Five dollars will be paid for
evidence to convict any treSpasSerS.
Aug. I7th, .-[50-Iy% EDWARD PIGFORD
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notice.! NEGROES FOR SALE.


SH WILL sell to the highest bidder, credit of
q Monday, the 18th day OF February next, FIRST
-ANCLASS HOUSE-CARPENTEI> named BILL, to-
gether with his full Of Joiners Tools also, negro
named DIANA, GOOD COOK, belonging to the es-
of Redmond L. Stany, deceased Notes with good
curities required of purchasers
JOHN D. ALTERNATELY,
Duplin 20 Feb. I.-[22-3t. Commissioner
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DISSOLUTION

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
L the firm and title of DAVIS & BUNTING. was dis
solved on the lst inst, by mutual consent.
SAMUEL DAVIS
D. E. BUN'TINC1
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JANUARY Isl. 1857.

H. fAIRONS OF THEsHAT AND CAP EMPOR.
a are respectfully notified that all accounts made pre-
r a date are now duo. The bills ready and it is
'.' VIII be promptly settled
Jan SHEPARD & MYERS
'I iIat and Cap Emporium, No. Granite Row
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NOTICE

~ATT, PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNE
n from tresspassng, in any manner, on my lands
Columbus county, n e., under the penalty Of the law
sent 20 IS55'2-9-tf A. G. DICKINSON