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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
General Notices.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS.
SAAAA OR Ian NDSs
. Il IL X o o X IN MA RK r V

u 1G - h NJ A R x z 7 q.
% IHlS delightful place of residence so long and so
4w1deiy known, is now offered for sale As a countrv
tnere no charm which it does not possess It is
beautiful beyond comparison situated the midst
q most excellent neishborhood and but short drive
from Ennsld Depot, w. s. w. r. R. The tract diving
IA HanIax county, Immediately the bank Of Fishing
ree.) contains 400 acres large portion of which in cu
tVatoh that not yet cleared is heavily tmbere1 and is
very superior upland Tho DWELLING HOUSE is one
81 ne and finest in the State there also
seers HOUSE, BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, GIN AND
cUE" and every variety of outhouse all of which are
gooa state OF repair There is also upon this tract
1ann2 MILL, which is universally acknowledged
TIE pest seat IN this part of the State contains three t
and one burr stone, boiling cloths and SAW MILL and
possesses unequaed advantages for manufacturing pur-
poses. P
also offer for sale 500 land living in Nash
county on Flsh1ng Creek few which are in
balance being heavily mbered consider
able portion of it with tho Turpenne Pine.
also offer for sale 1873 acres of land living in Nash
county Swift Creek near James Hard Min and obomt
seven miles from Battleboro' Depot on the " & W r
hese lands conceded by all them to be equal
II not superior to any in the County 500 only
arednearly 200 of which are Creek bottom Several
hundred acres of the remainder unworked Tupentne
Fnes and the balance abounds Forrest of the richest
hickory and dOgwood Mari has never been
ooKed lot though undoubtedly exists The improvements
CONSIST OF an OVerseers House, Cabins Barns and Stables
together with Peach and Apple Orchards On the House
tract there is every variety of early and late fruits
minute description deemed unnecessary those wishing
purchase Will OF course examine for themselves If desr
abe these lands will be divided into tracts suit purchas
Persons desrous of information can address mo at Syca
more Alley, Halifax county.
J. J. B. HILLIARD, Extr
N B. If the above lands disposed of privately be-
fore the 1st December next they will then be exposed
to public Saletogeher with the growing crop
entire stock of Horses Mules Cattle Sheep, Hogs Farm
Sept 25th, 1856 17olt-4t.
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
i large establishments at the Nsrh, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
cign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to fill
all orders for M NUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or Carrying, execu-
ted well can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
Coach a Carriage Man anufactory--CHntom, N. G.
>EERo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
80 citizens of Sampson county and public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment is full operation in all its
branches: He is prepared to put up the PATENT a
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the righttor the coun
y of Sampson and strict attention to business to
merit share public patronage He warrants all his W Z
fail in twelve months with fair either in workmanship
MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do we'll to call and examine for them
selves does not intend to be surpassed for sye ee
gance and durability.
ap REPAIRING done in tho neatest manner, at short
notice Ha Mill Ink and Gudgeons, made and warranted
for ten years, for SO
Clinton. MAY 8, tS56-36- IT,
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70 MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.

~ HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOIDJ oIJ OF IN.
forming the public that he continues the Mil,Wrigns
and Machinst business their various branches FOUNDER
ing Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erecting and
fitting up engines and their necessary hees
over shot wheels or under shot, breast wheels or other
water in use Circular or upright SAYS Gt F5Our H
Powers Corn Cr1shers, Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters;
application will order and erect any OF tne aeo1s
machines or any other use have experience OF IS
years and several experienced workmen IN my EN-
ployment. l versed in the various Improvement. u
THOSE wishing work done in the above line would do Vel
to give me a call return my sincere thanks for the ho
eraI patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at PolocA
riIIe Tones county n C. D. B. JOHNSON,
Sept. 26th, 1856 (4-Iy) Mill-Wright and Machinist
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KENDALL VS.. BLAIR.-lt will be remembered that
Amos Kendall is the person hom Gen. Jackson ce-
ected as his bogapher. Such of his papers as were
left in the keeping of Francis P Blair were so con-
signed to his care only previous to be handed over TO
Mr.: Kendall. according to Gen. Jackson's expressed
desire. AS Francis r Blair has misused the trust
conhded 10 him selecting for publication from TIE
the papers thus placed in his hands such he sup
posed would be likely to inurs those of his old po
tical associates against whom he enertans grudges,
accompanied by his alsifcations of the ruth--it is
of Importance to know just now how Mr.. Kendall
stands in the current We accordingly re-
publish short extract from recent letter of his to
the Pennsy sylvanian, wherein he repudates the story
that like Blair, he has rated to the Republican
party, as follows, viz:
+" Without judging the motives of others, have TO
say for myself, that could not support Col Fremont
without the guilt of treason upon my conscience In
Try estimation, his election upon the platform of his
sui porters would be a long stride towards the des-
tucton of our Gov eminent. And let others say what
| they will, have more doubt than have of my
own existence, that if the old hero hose motto was,
The Federal Jnion it must be preserved,' were now
living, he would, with all the zeal of his ardent na-
ture support the nominees of the Democratic party
Buchanan and Brecknridge'"
The reader will, in comparing these sentiments of
| Mr.. Kendall with those of Blair, comprehend the
vast difference between them upon public affairs at
this time Washington Star.
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l.ANEl FOR SALE

34AND FOR SALE.
n THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS OF RE-E8
GIImoviHg South offers his PLANTATION for sale, -
situated in the county of Dupn two miles west of Teachy
Depot on the Wilmington Weldon Railroad containing
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres, with comfortable DIV Ell
LING, and all the necessary Out Houses, and Well of
very good water The Land is we'll adapted to Farming
Purposes There about wentyf cleared and
good of cultivation. There also the prem
good Grist Mill in good order For further particulars
apply the subscriber the premises address him
1eacy's =. O., Duplin Co., n c.
Sept. s. 1856.-l-tf JOHH A. NEWKlRK.
FOk SALE.
THAT NEW AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING and
i LOT, fronting the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road known the Bonner lot This lot is situated in the
eligible part of the town, either for family residence
private Boarding House, for which la tier purpose it
was used and with marked while occupied by the
MIR Bonner On this lot good Stables excellent
We of Water Ceach House, Smske House and every con-
that could be desired (Th property, at two
thirds valuation, is insured for s., ,500)
Also other LOTS in the upper part of the town front
ing the Railroad, nearly East of the Brick Ware
house. almost opposite the spot where the Atlantic and
N. c. abroad joins the w. & w X. r. These lots have
improvements them neatly walled n the fences
being newly painted and offer inducements purcha
Such of the above lots as are sold by the day
January, 1857, will be rented out for year from that
date. VIM. PRlVEII.
C1o1dsboro' Sent 1856 4-tf
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WARSAW HIGH SCHOOI-

Ills LIS School commences its FIRST session Monday the
9h day OF September under the supervision of Solo
MON FA!soN, A B., gentleman who requires
NUNS being well known successful instructor of youth
me Irustees of this Institution, well necessity
ana value an Agricultural Department. for the purpose
OF inructlng young in the science of Chemistry
adapted to practical farming have at considerable
established Chemical Laboratory their School have
secured the services of Robert H Dysdale Fellow the
Glasgow Chemical Society and late Assistant Professor
IN the Andersonian University to take charge of
this department.
WarsaW is heathful!y located on the Wilmington & We'll
don Hail Road at its Intersection with Fayetteville
the kensnsve Stage Roads, thus being of easy from
any point on these routes
Parents and Guardians will find few situations more ad-
Vantageous IN all particulars for both the and intel
lectual education of their children and wards
TERMS PER SESSION FOLLOWS:
Primary Department, $40 90
Higher English Branches, %. .............. I2 so
Agricultural Chemistry, with faparatus,. 10 90
Incidental expenses for this department, so
Board may be obtained good families at So per
Professor Drysdale will continue to examine soils mas
&c, and search for mari beds as heretofore.
D. J. MIDDLETON,
Rec. Secy. of Board of Trustees.
Sept. 49, 1856 3.tf
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The Great Southwestern Democratic Mass Meeting.
1t will he seen from the following telegra phc des-
patch that the democratic mass meeting held at Mem
phs, Tennessee, the 9th and 28th instant has
proved to be of the greatest demonstrations of the
campaign:
MEMPHIS Oct 28.-Ed1tor of the Washington
Union Ex Governor Brown has just addressed the
largest meeting ever held in Tennessee. The enthu-
sasm of the masses is unbounded The procession
was three miles in length. Tennessee safe by thou
sands for Buchanan"
We avail ourselves of this occasion to award to
Gov. Brown the high credit to which bis eloquent
and effective services the richly entitled
him. The Nashvi Union does him no more than
naked justice in the following remarks:
"Gov. A. V. Brown IN WEST TENNEssEE-The
recent visit of Gov. Brown the western POI ton of
the State is spoken of by exchanges from that
ton as eminentIy successful His speeches are des-
crlbed as having in bodied of fact force,
and earnest eloquence Than equal 10 his dttn-
gushed character as statesman and an orator.
Gov. Brown is now entering the evening of life,
having performed many and important services for
his country and his party Measurab,y retired from
political strife, nothing could have induced him 10
abandon that retiracy, neglect his private engage.
ments, and forasking home and family, labor so as.
sdususly in this canvass, but the full consciousness
of the danger that surrounds US, and the stern
| oil patriotism that has always actuated him."
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The editor of the Madison Qndiana) Courier, a very
enthusiastic republican, talked of party in Indiana
before election the Evening Journal does here
now but since his defeat he is more reasonable. In
his first despair he cried ont
"On Wednesday we wanted to kill some demo-
|crats, This morning, if any democrat wants to shoot
republican we won't charge him cent to shoot US.
"LATER.-We won't be shot. We would just as
soon live as die-sooner. The world is wide and if
Kansas is closed against u.s. go into either of
the other twenty-eight new States named below and
become senator or governor Who knows?
awe have beeni beaten, badly, beaten in this city
and county; but we have no such excuse make for
it, The only thing that pothers US is this how
could friends, as well as ourselves, have been
blind not TO have inkling of the strength of our
opponents ?'
This will be the language OF the honest republicans
here "How could our friends have heen so blind g?
albany ARas
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TILE ITyUMBURG GARDENS,

NEAR GREENSB BORO', ": G.
TVHE ERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF The LUA-
umburg Gardens mile west of Greensboro Is pre-
pared to fill orders for all varieties of PEACH AXLE,
PLUM, PEAR, CHERRY, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL
TREES, ROSES and GARDEN-HOUSE PLANTS:
APPLE and PEACH TREES delivered at $l2 3O per
O and other trees at Catalogue prices Catalogues sent
gratis to applicants Orders left with Messrs. CUMMING
STYRON, in Wilmington, will be forwarded to the pro-
Prietor and trees delivered. I. II. FENIRESS.
Nov l6, 1S55-6O-3t-ll-12m
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ROCE sPRING HOTEL.

49, THE UNDERSIGNED having opened the house
9 known as the Rock Spring Hotel proposes keeping
his Country friends where they will be at home and we
provided for convenient to the most business part ol Inc
town The house being repaired and ceanseo anu oon
Good order must shall be preserved Persons a,
admittance, will be requested to leave .1ps.N
Oct l0-6-6m, UGO' nADGA"A'AAAA'
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Secretary Dobbin.

We copy the following just and complimentary re-
ference to the Hon. j. c. Dobbn from the Phiiadel-
phia North American, leading opposition paper:
IS The SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-Il is announced
that Mr.. Dobbin, who has been absent from Wash
ington for the purpose of recruiting shattered state
of health, will resume bis duties at Washington the
present month. much improved it, condition. During
his whole term of Office the Secretary of the Navy has
bestowed earnest attention in elavating the character
and efficiency of that branch of the public service,
and be will retire from Office carrying with him the
respect and good opinion of those vi no differ very
widely from him on political subjects"
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The Union Electoral Ticket

The Union Electoral Ticket.
We have received from correspondent the fol-
lowing note:
6 To the Editor ofhe Evening Bulletin will you be
kind enough explain the arrangement made regard
peeted to vote am told that more favorable to Mr.
Fremont than Mr.. Fillmore
CA FILLMORE MAN"
As we understand the Union Electoral ticket, it
contains twen'y-sx names, but there is besides,
heading the list, the name of MILLARD FILLMORE or
that of JOHN c. Fremont. There will thus be one
vote lost and the ticket if elected will consist of
twentysix electors: These electors are pledged 10
cast the vote of the state exactly in proportion TO
the votes cast respectively for Fillmore and Fremont.
Thus supposing there are two hundred thousand
votes cast, hundred thousand of which are for the
ticket headed ''NlilIard Fillmore" and one hundred
thousand for that headed "John c. Fremont" there
will be thirteen electoral votes cast for Fillmore and
thirteen for Fremont. If the Fillmore ticket gets
more votes and the Fremont less, the electoral votes
will be cast in precisely that proportion. This arrange
nent is the only by which it will be possible for
Mr.. Fillmore to receive any of the electoral votes of
Pennsylvania. Under any other plan he has not
the remotest chance of getting sin gle electoral vote
from this State.--Phiiad. Eu. Bulletin.
A dispatch from Buffalo says the Hon. Charles
Emmons, prominent county delegate to the recent
Wing Convention at Baltimore, publishes letter re-
pudlang Mr.. Fillmore, and announcing his determi.
nation to support Colonel Fremont.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
WIImImgfon. NC.

NJ G. MILLGAN, Proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put 70 or
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearths &C. of the best quality
American Italian Marble not to be surpassed IN style
establishment in the country, North South.
Iron Rang-5O different styles for ncosing family l9ts
rom IS to $40 per foot furnished and put up 10 oroer
N BOrders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash or satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
snon all articles warranted to be as recommended OF
no charge made.
Nov -Il2-tf
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N0TI0;F

Ea THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
4 wcllknown and valuable little farm whereon he
lives lying within the coporated limits of the town of Ke-
nansve. The tract contains hundred and eighteen
acres, ehaf of which cleared and fine state of cul-
tivation. On the premises is a COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING together with all necessary outhouses and orch
ard of fruit trees of almost endless variety of the best c
There is better The situation health
and eaantness unsurpassed being elevated and dry and
beautifully shaded with fine grove of oaks Persons hav
and daughters to educate and who would desire
little farm to live upon, find better place than Mls,
there is already in successful operation of the very
best male schools in the ho State, and in few months
will be opened, permanent basis female Seminary of
the first class.
My will be such to suit almost any who may
desire to purchase. LAFAYETTE HUSSEY.
kenansville Dupln CO., N. c.,
SAINT - fin (
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HOMICIDE We learn that a man named powers
was killed in this county last week, by another
named Yaunts Powers was about the store of Yaunts
and trying to get up fight with third person pre-
sent. Yaunts endeavored to keep them separate,
and took away the man that Powers was after
Powers continued following Yaunts up, and finally
pulled off his and hat and made at Yauns, when
the latter struck him one blow over the ear with a
stick, from which he died in day or two. Yaunts
was arrested and bailed.-ChaTlotte Democrat
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ,

New Hanover County. {
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath has this day heen made
to US, two of the Justices Of the Peace the State
and County aforesaid by P M Walker of the said
ty, that certain male slave belonging to him. named BOB
aged about twentyeigh years, six feet high, and black
formerly belonging to G. Nixon, has absented himself
from his said masters service and is supposed be lurking
about this County committing acts of felony and other
deeds These are therefore, in the of the State
command the said slave thwith
to his MASTER and do hereby by virtue of the Act of the
General Assembly, in such made and provided intimate
and declare that if the said BOB does not return home and
surrender himself Immediately after the publication of these
BY such he they may think t without accusa
ton impeachment of any crime offence for doing
and without ncurring penalty forfeiture thereby
Given under hands and SEALS this 3lst day of March,
1856. w N PEDEN TSeall
JAS, T. MILLER ISeal1
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NnrICE TO MILL OWNERS.

A. s. W. NJ CAMERON have formed CO-PARI-
j NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying on the MILL
WRIGHTING BUSINESS in all its branches, viz Saw
and Grist Mills will be put up used North
various principles Merchant Mills to be propelled by steam
water power, Bridge building, Railroad IreSseng &C.
will also be contracted for.
All work done by guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal share patronage re-
r " U " ~ Aug 22-50-6m
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General Notices.
SALT.
QOO SACKS. for sale by
OOO Oct. [5-3ml JOHN G. HEYER

NOTICE.
LII PERSONS indebted to the undersigned, either by
note account requested to settle by the 18th of
February, 1857. All failing to do mag pay cost All
persons may find their NOTES and ACCOUNTS at O.
HERRlNGS STORE in the SOUTHEAST part of Sampson
County. GEORGE A DAVIS.
Oct 17.-7-tlJ.
ADMIN >TRATOt SALE.
NN TUESDAY, THE 2jTR DAY OF NOVEMBER,
" 1885, will be sold at the late residence of John H. Bar
ney deceased in Brunswick county, credit of six month";
all the perihabe property belonging to the estate of said
deceased, viz:
lTURPENTINE STILL, GLUE KETTLE, STEAM
ER, &c;
5 LIKELY MULES, we'll broke to Harness;
HORSES, 3 BUCt1IES, 2 WAGONS, and CARTS;
COOPER'S TOOLS, TURPENTINE TOOLS, FARM
ING UTENSILS, &c.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE; and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Also at the same time and place, the NEGROES belong
ing to the estate will be hired out for year The most
of The Negroes valuable Turpentne hands.
Aso at the time and place, all the LANDS belong
ing to said estate in Brunswick will be sold credit of
and II months, by the Clerk and Master in Equity
The sale will continue from day to day. until the whole is
disposed of. JESSE NOBLE, Administrator.
Shallotte. Oct 18th, 1856 SITS
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wANTED. 300 ACTIVE YOUNG ME-

WANTED, 300 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN,
TT1O ACT AS LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
in business easy useful and honorable, at SALARY
OF 800 PER MONTH! capital of 90 only required
No patent medicine book business Full particulars gwen
free all who enclose postage stamp or Ts0T P0'
and address "A D. Tnani
Sept 18th lS56-ASm1 fIaBto"s ~ H.
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A. II. MAYER,

INIUE AND
WINES BRANDIES, GINS, &c.. &c.,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public he has just opened the store formerly
occupied by Dr. d. DuPre Jr ner Princess and Water
street, where he intends keep always hand full sup
DIV of the above Dealers the genuine article would do
eel in giving him call.
He also keeps constantly hand full stock OF Domes-
.ic Liquors such as Vh1sEcy, Brandy and Gin.
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
OUR FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES Is NOW
" complete. Consisting in part as follows:
Sugars, Crushed, Coffee Crushed and Yellow.
Cofres Rio, I4aguyra and Java.
Nlackerel, bbls and half bbls. No. and 2:
Soaps, Cogates No l. and pale whole and half boxes
Starch, '' half and whole boxes. ..
Cheese Soda and Sugar Crackers Yeast Powders, Buck
cts Sack Salt Grind stones and Cranks Sweet Moases
Muets Pork Plough lines Saleratus, Soda Flour, Buck
wheat Brooms Matches Rice, Cotton Yarns and Sheengs,
Adaaantine Candles, assorted Candies All low for cash at
GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS,
Oct 3rd No ii. North Water Street
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Schools.
WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE

WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE
. GOIdsbOrO'. NC.
n. COBB, A NJ, President and Prof of Rhetoric and
Bellies Letters
ges.
F. NELSON, Prof. Mathematics and Natural Sciences
- i; ALBRlTTON, Tutor in English Department.
next Session begins January l2 1857 Price of Tui-
per term O. 20 weeks $50 in advance For particulars ad
dress the President.
Oct. Ath 1856. SIT
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ THE Subscriber, being desirous to 60 West, offers 80
Il for Sale his PLANTATION, lying in Onsow Coun- -
ty containing goo Acres 50 OF which Cleared and under
good state of cultivation situated about II miles from
jacksonville and about 10 miles from the and within
500 yards of navgabe waters of New River where yes
sells can load and be FIVE hours The place is healthy
and pleasant and we'll adapted to the growth of Corn
Cotton Potatoes and is good land for Pea Nuts
on the river The Plantation situated that it would
for two families have recently purchased tract
Of land adjoining, which offer Fish and oyster
hnvinp such place will well to visit this farm mmedla
tely While there is a sample of the crops on it.
Terms made easy. Apply to --,r
Ann L. lS56-50-tf Y b. SANDEkS.
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NOTICE,

A PPLlCATION will be made to the next General As
n semhy North Carolina for the passage of law re-
qurng the of lands the North East Branch of
Cape Fear between the Dupn county line and the msuth
said River
II. IS56 73t