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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Try IT.-Take a string that will reach twice
around the neck OF a young lady, let her hold
the ends in her teeth, and then, if the moose will
slip over her head to the back of her neck, it is
certain indication that she is married, or wants
TO bean intallible test Yreka Llion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

The Messenger says that streak of fine red
chalk was found in Sierra tunnel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

LUNATIc says he got his wits tangled by
watching the dOublings and twistings of poll
tician
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
BREWERY

WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below II G $ Sig'S $ Garden
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

WAsHINGToN, visiting lady in his neighbor-
hood, on leaving the house, a little girl was di.
rected to open the door. He turned to the child
and said, am sorry my little dear, to give you
so much trouble WISH she replied, it was
to let Won iD'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Still more inlallible test: Let young lady
reclinc, longitudinally, on log; when so located
if by extraordinary voliton she can roll off, that
young woman wants to get married orful bad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

A WATCH is the image of modesty, since it al
ways holds its bands before its face, and however
good its works may be, it is always running itself
down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-10
Death of Chief Justice Nash.

Yesterday, before going to press received the mel
ancholy news of the death of Hon. FREDERICK NASH
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina
In the pressure oother by telegraph and other
erwse the notice of this event somehow crowded
out We find the following in the Fayetteville Observer
which reached US this morning
DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE NAsH-Just before going to
press hear of the death of this venerable gentleman and
upright Judge. letter from Raleigh informs us that
The Hon. Frederick Nash Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina died at his residence in Hsboro
Saturday morning the 4th inst He had but just
recent attack of sickness and in fine health had
just returned from visit to his native town. Newbern
Church which recently met in that place He born in
Newben in 178l and represented that town in the Legsa
ure in 1904 and 1906 Thus has passed away link that
connected the present and the past He good
an upright learned and ncorrupbe Judge whose memory
posterity will do justice to-"
O course, speculation is rife to the person who will
probably be called to fill the vacancy on the Bench OF
the Supreme Court
BE-" Harper for December has been table fo1
some days. j." A Winter at the South An Old Fill
buster etc, etc. among its Illustrated articles
For sale by Merrill & Pierce
We have from D. Appleton & Co., n. Y, through
Mr.. G. Fl. Kelley of this place, " Cornels Grammar
School Geography" being, in fact, Geography and
Atlas Apparently good work. For sale by Geo
H. Kelley.
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weekly, in this city-commencng on the Sd of January
The terms will be 81 per for the semweeky and
81 per annum for the weekly. In his prospectus, Mr.
Dewitt says:
As to the political complexion of the paper need
not say than that it will be true to the old Demo
cratic principles of Virginia deem it scarcely necessary
to make this here in my native State
after eighteen years connection with its Democratic
press Respecting the of the party and of all par
testhose who aspire to Offices State and National-I
deem it not inappropriate to say that the INDEX will be
just to ALL but the partizan to none, and without impi
cit confidence in any, Particular attention will be paid
to the Commercial Department of the Index. Its Liter
ary Department will be entrusted to competent hands
In every department it will have the aid of the ablest
pens in the South. 1t is my determination in word,
to establish the INDEX readable family journal at
the mntrnnolis of Nirrinia
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Schools.
HnLslsoRoIrGEE nE1I.ITARY ACADEMY.

HIlI.SsOROUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.
ON JANUARY 18th, 1859, the Institution above named
~ will be opened Hisborough N. c., to be conducted
in chief by Capt G. c. TeW, Superintendent of the
State Military Academy at Columbia, South Carolina and
Mr.. W. D. Gaard, graduate OF the South Carolina Militia
W Academy and an instructor Of approved experience.
The drill discipline and of studies, will assmate
nearly practicable those of the Virginia and South
Carolina State Military Institutions The studies of the first
two years, preparatory will be. Arithmetic, Age
bra English Grammar History of the United States Hso-
y Of England Ancient History, Mythology, Geography,
French and Latin. The details of the advanced will
be announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue mIinterruptedy from
January 18th to the fourth week in November.
The charge will be $500 per annum payable follows
sOO at the commencement of the Academic year. 500
May LIST, and 500 August lst, for which the Academy
will provide Instruction. books stationery, quarters,
board fuel lights, washing clothing (eXcept shirts draw
ers, and socks,) and medical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under l3 or over Is wears of
age, or who cannot read and write with facility,
Pus Will be receveda as day scholars for drill and instruC
oh at the rate OF 500 per payable in three equal
stamen at the dates above mentioned. But in this
lhey VIII be provided with and accoutremens only,
and no responsibility will rest upon the Academy except
during the hours at which such pupils actually engaged
on drill or at recitation.
For further information address the undersigned at Coum
6a c., until January ls after that date at HsbOrough
n. c. c. C. TEW
Oct lst, 1858. 5-I2t-w.
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For Sale and to Let.

VALUABLE TJJRPENTINE LANDS FOR SALE.
SgsSe HAVING CONCLUDED TO QUIT THE TURPEN
N& tine business, 1 offer for sale the following PINE
-4s- LANDS
Three thousand Acres WaccamaW & Buck Creek, IN
Horny District thousand Conway borough
four thousand Serrtt Swamp all Saints PARISH
and five thousand Acres Socostee, owned by H.
Buck and myself.
Also two TURPENTINE STILLS, one size forty bbls.,
the other fifteen bbls. THOS. RANDALL.
Little River, S. c., Nov. q. 43w.
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JAS. C. DICKSON.
Dec. Sd, 1853


- THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, his SRss.
Ell DWELLING HOUSE & LOT, either separately ssf&
s7A4h with his PLAN ALTON and improvements -A-
The dwelling large and commodous and although located
upon the Plantation is within the limits of the corporation
Of jacksonville Onslow county. The Plantation consists of
ONE THO USAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, stu
ated New River and partly embraced within the limits
of the corporation of Jacksonville large portion of
this land is cleared and the balance well tmbered and
be easily cleared aud drained
He will also either sell rent l 700 ACRES OF TUR-
PENTINE LAND, with the trees mostly boxed. This
Land is situated very favorably on the New River.
His Plantation on Bachelors Delight and several other
small places will be rented out. Purchasers be sup
piled with the necessary articles the premises.
All the above LANDS are situated on New River, and
from the late improvements in the River now abounds in
the choice luXuries of the tbe-Fsh Oysters Wild
Ducks &C., of the most choice quality all of which
furnished in the greatest abundance, making residence
contiguous most desirable
The above property will be exchanged for young Negroes,
sold credit for cash. may best suit the purcha
For further particulars apply to G. J. WARD,
Nov. 23-l3-tf. Jacksonville. N. C.
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Nov. 26th, 1853


ANOTHER IMPORTANT SALE IN DUPLIN.
IN OBEDIENCE TO SUNDRY DEGREES OF THE -
Court of Equity for Duplin county, will expose I::M
for sale by public auction at the Court House in Ken -
ansve the first day of January 1852 the following
described Real Estate said county viz The HOUSE and
LOT in Kenansyille, known as the UNION H0IEL lately
occupied by John D. Alternately deceased and which is
popular and pleasant location in the said Village Also
TRACT OF LAND containing 200 acres on Mill Branch,
near Kenansve where the late Mrs Elizabeth A. Houston
formerly resided desirable and valuable little ace Also
tract of Land containing 100 Creek and
formerly belonging Margaret R. Whaley, dec d. Also
tract of Land Containing 40 the North East River
and formerly belonging Bryan Malard deceased also
Land containing $50 Mathis branch and for
mery the property of Samuel Davis deceased also, tract
of Land containing the waters of the North East
and formerly belonging to Alexander Quinn deceased
Terms made known SALE which will be for the most part
bonds at six months, bearing interest.
JERE PEARSALL, c. NJ. E
Duplin Co.. Oct. 20. 1858. EPr. Adv. $l2 6S.] CTS
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

COLUMBUS COUNTY
Superior Court of Law-Fall Term, A. D., 1853.
John d. Bellamy
Attachment.
BENJAMIN M. Williams
I 7 IS CONSIDERED BY THE COURT, that the Real
Estate levied upon be condemned to satisfy the plaintiff
demand and any judgment thereon hereafter be had
less before final Judgment in this cause the defendant shall
lawfully rePlevy the said real estate attached plead
to issue in the above suit 1t further ordered that publ
cation be made for six weeks in the Wilmington journal
(weekly) for the defendant to appear at the term
OF this Court and repeVy and plead to issue judgment
final by defaut will be entered up against him.
Witness, THOMAS L. VAIL, Clerk of said Court of
flee in WhteVie the second Monday after the fourth Mon
day in September A. D. 1858.
THOMAS L. VAIL, Crk.
November 18th, 1853. [Pr. fee SIS 62.-i2-6w*
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"a THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS OF SssE
ina; changing his business, offers for sale his LANDS,
sI4@lying in Brunswick county between the Fayette
vile and Wilmington road and Cape Fear River three miles
from Brinkley's depot the W. &M R. r. and nineteen
miles above Wilmington The tract OF land contains Sl1
land sufficient to work three poughs of which are fifteen
twenty acres of good river land and an excellent low
land Pasture for stock The upland level and an mex
haustibe MARL very convenient. 1t heal
thy location, we watered with comfortable new dWet
ling house and other necessary buildings also offer for
sale TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying on
the n E. side of Cape Fear River Lyon Swamp, in Ba
the subscriber premises address Robinson P.
O., Brunswick county, N. G. h. A. LYLE.
September II, 1858. .,ll 5.6m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law-Fall Term, 1855
William Smith

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law-Fal Term 1853
William Smith
vs. Attachment.
James J. Workman, Isaac Jackson
| is CONSIDERED BY THE COURT that the land lev
led upon be condemned to satisfy the plaintiff demand
and any judgment thereon hereafter to be had unless before
final judgment in this cause the defendants shall lawfully re-
pevy the said lands attached and plead to issue in the
above SUIT is further ordered that publication be made
defendants to appear at the of this Court and
Pevy and plead to issue, or judgment final by default will
be entered up against them.
Witness THOMAS L. VAIL Clerk of said Court at Of
ice WhiteVe the second Monday after the fourth Mon
day in September, A. D., 1855
THOMAS L. VAIL, CI'k
November l0th 1858. Pr. fee So 62-l2-Gw*
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Duplin Co.,
LAND FOR SALE.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 acres OF LAND
On the South West side of the Wilmington Manchester
Rail Road and in the county OF Brunswick ad
Joining the said Road about % miles from Whining ton,
and about miles below MaXwels station. Five six
hundred may be called pney land and then mmedl
ately back this about quarter OF mile from SAID
Road 500 1000 of the finest body of HAMNOCh
LAND in this part the country which can be reclaimed
and put fine farm at less expense than any land that
Sweet Mulberry and all the other growth of wood usu
al on fine high or Hammock Land. The balance OF SAID
track and back of the above fine SWAMP with heavy
growth of CYPRESS AND READS OR CANE. A
this time carng be done through any OF said Lands
The range for hogs or cattle is the finest
Persons wishing to examine said lands will find me near
Westbrook's Post Office, Ba zen county, N C and IN my
absence they will find Mr.. John B. Ellis on the land, who
will show it. & y. a. ROBEoON
Oc+oher 9o+h 9-tf
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$50 REWARD

p@ WILL BE PAID BY THE SUBSCRIBER, for the
* apprehension and confinement in any Jail so that get
~ him, Of my man Join. He is a mulatto: the COM
color only parts of his face is darker than the
other parts ha good teeth long and rather crooked
and otherwise featured WE'LL except his color of medium
size IT, 9nches high weighs about $50 lb between
% and 30 years age quick spokenquck in his actions,
and quite Intelligent He reared and owned in Lancas
ter county, Virginia, by named Dunaway, and may
try to get back that region. bought him in Wilmington
four years from Ansly Davis M. CrOnly He
deserted on the 9TH inst and may be lurking about Will
mington, on his way to Virginia
JOHN MERCER.
Brunswick co., n. c.. Oct. u, 49, 35-3t-S-tf
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING OBJ

YFNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING OBTAINED LETTERS
tesamenary the estate of Jesse Hardeson deceased
at the September term 1858 of the Court Of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions for the county of New Hanover hereby notifies
all persons indebted to his testaor to forward and
make payment and those persons having claims against
said estator notified to present them within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. HILL KING, Executor.
Oct. I'D, 1858. 9-7t*
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"a THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell on time, on the first
A Monday January next, not previously disposrd Of
- in the town of Jacksonville, large DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT, built expressly for Tavern, with all
out buildings and every thing and neat
the premises Also, Still Yard with all necessary build
ings on said Lot, it is Immediately on the river.
Sold with the above conditions.
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Fer Sale and to Let.
FOR SALE.


e rs 1900 ACRES Of valuable CAPE FEAR LAND.
The subscriber wishing to change his business, offers
for sale all his land in the lower end of Bladen county,
lying mostly the West side of the Cape Fear River known
as indian Ws. This land extends back in body for four
miles, and is raversed by the Wilmington, Charlotte Ru-
therford Rail Road, three miles from the river There is
enough land cleared for three horse crop.
which is marled There 250 Acres of Low LAND a
two horse crop of which cleared and so very
ror to clear. There is CANE PASTURE inclosed sui-
cen to winter 40 head of cattle There five full
OF TORPENTINE BOHES-four of which but little
worn There chance to cut task of virgin boxes
There is good deal of large til Der along the Railroad and
an nexhaustibe queantity of small pine. There very
eligible site for Turpentine Dstery Improvements are
a COMFORTABLE DWELLING, and all necessary out
houses to accommodate Is persons Terms of sale will be
made very accommodating provided the payments well
Persons wishing purchase these Lands
by calling on Dr. Gillespie, who lives near by addressing
me at Mount Olive Wayne county, n. C. will visit the
Land with them at any time
Dec. l, lS58-l4-4t* JAS. G. DICKSON.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
FNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale that valuable PLAN
L TATlON about mile from Wilmington. known the
West Hall Place, containing about 1000 of land
There is good dwelling and all necessary out houses
the place. Further description is deemed unnecessary
persons wishing to buy will examine for themselves For
terms, &c, apply to JOHN MILLS,
Rchands, Onslow County, N. G.
Dec. Sd, 1858 l4-2t*
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Rewards.
$IOO REWARD.

~ Runaway from the subscriber, on or about the
"a 18th day Of June, 1857 his man RICHARD - some
~ times called RICHARD MAILETT." Said Richard
muatO about 80 to 35 years of age rather likely quick
spoken and given to talking especially if he has been drink
ing is slim built about feet to 10 inches high; has had
his pierced and has generally small rings in them
He is Carpenter by trade He formerly belonged to Mr..
T. j. Armstrong and raised in the town of Wilmington,
wife in Wilmington named Maria, belonging to Mrs c. A.
Fulton and now hired to Mr. A. MCIae, Jr. He may be
lurking about Wilmington, perhaps may have gone to
Weldon Petersburg, Norfolk passing himself off free,
and may have obtained work of the railroad depOts
will give the above reward for his delivery me- his
IOdgment in any jail where can get him.
j. H. MURPHY.
Moore's Creek, New Hanover Co., N. c.
Nav Is. lS58.--2l 2l3-6t--3S-tf,
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Official Notices,
STATE OF NORTH CAROIJNA

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Nou Term 1919
Sarah Carroll, widow of Raiford Carroll
John o. Carroll David D. Carroll Jas Petltlon Tor Dover
Cox and wife Mary. and hers,
ATfEARlNG to the satisfaction of the Court that John
i o. Carroll is an nhabitant of this State On motion
was ordered by the Court publication be made in the
weekly Wilmington Journal for six weeks for him to be
and appear at the next term of this Court be held for the
county of Sampson, at the Court House in Clinton the 3d
Monday of February next then and there plead
or demur to this petition the will be held pro con-
fesso to him.
Witness, R. BEAMAN, Clerk of said Court at Office
IN Clinton the Sd Monday of November 1853 and of Amer
1850. I p REAM4N CTI
Dec. 3, 1853 TPr adv & 62I 1I5u,
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VAIUAsI,E ROCKY POINT LAND ITOi, SALE.
"a 900 ACRES OF LAND, LYING ON THE VEST s2sg
;5 side of the N E. branch of the Cape Fear River,
-A Is miles from Wilmin gton known as the VATIS --
or FERRY PLANTATION These lands, as all others
adjoining them underaid with lime rock and the best
of mari There are 4O to 500 cleared with good
Dwelling Outhouses Negro Houses, Stables and Barn
the last two framed buildings and on the brink of the
terms For further information apply to my father Levin
Lane My overseer, L. D. Cherry, will show the place
E. E. LANE.
June %. AoiW-45-u
Tawboro' Southerner please copyssnd send bill this
Office.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

E7gfgFzH THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF
/Z-a1aA5Y Wilmington, New Hanover and adjoining
aA6AV Counties, is called to the large and extensive
of SCHOOL BOOKS recently received by them,
and which they offer for sale upon the most reasonable
terms MERRILL & PIERCE.
Sept. 30th 1858 2l-lt-5tf
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nSgr he following which we copy from the Rich
mond Enquirer of yesterday (Monday) appears hardly
consistent with reports of Mr. DeWtts connection with
the establishment of a new Democratic Organ al
Raleigh :
New PAPER IN THIS CIrY-Mr. Bennett III. De
Witt, recently connected with the Examiner, has
issued the prospectus of paper to be called The
Index" which be proposes to publish weekly and semi
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NOTICE SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT THE RAVENSWOOD PLANTA-
w ton. in Jones County, Monday the 18th Decem
Der all the perhabe property belonging to the estate
consisting of 500 600 bb Of Corn Is 20 bales of Cot
ton 800 LOCO lbs of Peas about 60 stacks OF Fodder
about 20 head of Fat Hogs about 20 head of Stock Hogs
Plantation Tools Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C., &c.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th December next, will be sold
at the home plantation of Nathan Foscue deceased all the
perhabe property belonging the estate of said deceased
consisting of Household Furniture among which several
Mahogany Tables Chairs Bureaus 10 Beds Bedseads and
Funiture Safes, Mirrors Clocks, Wat hes Guns, Chests
Trunks &c. ALI the Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools
Farming Utensils and Is head Of Horses head farge and
likely Mules A head of them several excel
lent Mich Cows of improved Stock yokes of large and
we'll broke Oxen about 100 head of Fat Hogs Y head i'm
proved stock of Sheep between 500 and 60O bb of Corn
As stacks of Fodder several thousand pounds of peas
Barouche and Harness, Suky and Harness. Buggy and
Harness. $50 100 bbs of Turpentne large iron axle
Road Wagons several Carts set of Coopers Tools set
of Backsmhs Tools, Carpenters Tools, Log Carriage
and CHAIN Corn Shelters Compass and Chan 20 Shares
of the Capital Stock Of the Merchants Bank of Newbem
and many other articles and items too edoa mention
The sale will continue from day to day until all disposed
of. At the close of the SALE about
20 NEGROES WILL De HIRED OUT. AND THE LAND
RENTED FOR THE ENSUING II MONTHS.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWIN B. ISLER, ,5,uu
FRANKLIN FOY, ~ "
Jones County, Nov. 10TH 1858 12-ts