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at +esTe Camden Station Baltimore (except Sunday
AZ ~ "A M daily at 05 p N for 81 T IN
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND S0RTfif n ~ 3 vi
trains go directly through 'Oh1h W F4SI. Both
p..--... r. FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the , On , n -.
between cumberland and Wheeling (bv VIM; 80 "a Tram
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation Ta over tor Jun
timore. - u Tram from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore At tItpu
TIE EILIC0IT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltip,or. a.
A. N aqd 54OP NJ and Eicott's Mills at ! % @'oO
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besdes the rao,,,or ,..;,
there VIII be special train at $50 p NJ for Bamora
1o., F9 9df WASA n 1 AND THE South
Leave baltimore at 20 and 745 A. ~, lis and 530p
NJ On Sundays at 42O A. NJ. only. Leaves WasbinaoD a.
Baltimore at 40 and $50 A. NJ and 20 and IS P NJ Hn
sundays at $40 2. only The second and fourth train
only rom Baltimore stop at way points The second and
trains on the Annapolis Road ' W.
For tickets of every kind, information &c apply to J
hNutNb, agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. P SMITH,
7 VI corr O, M. Master OF Transportation
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r.. 90 r, 1ts from Havre De Grace, per Steamer Juni
i'is' Vi N"ii" i alta, August 8, 1889
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TUX bhEMEN.
- The Bremen ship ''FERDINAND,' T Butler
dick master, Will have quick dispatch for the above port
For freight passage apply to the Captain Jacsons wharf
F. |. BRAUNS < Co.
i2Q-tf Inmhar and
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Schr. Bengal, Hix, Kennebunkport-C Kidder.
Schr Fanny, Stokes Philadelphia-P. Malcolm & Co.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE

Brig Director Reynolds West Indies in tow of steamtug
Jas. Murray.
Brig Gazee, (new 26 tons) Booze Rio Grande in of
steamtug Hector
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steamship Potomac, Watson, New York via Norfolk
Saml. 7. Pearce.
Steamer Beividere, Keene, Richmond-J. Brandt, Jr.
Ship Caroline, Haynie, Charleston-Foard 4 Rogers.
Brig Director, Reynolds West Indes-S. G. Hand Co.
Schr Sarah N. Sherman, Providence-S Phillips & Co
Schr Mary Frances Biackerly, Fredericksburg APP
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D.. Universe Captain Baiey-coal to Wilson Candy.
boat n Brown Captain Ierew-coal to L. A. Robins
Poa Semintine, Captain Shamburg-coalt to E. A. Rob
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For, HAVRE.

- The Bremen ship "R0LAND,n Capt H. II
WicSe will have quick despatch For freight or passage
apply the Captain board at Comm erca wharf or to
iu2o. No O Snntk ri,nr1an 800
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED.


Nov 3O~-Schr. Enterprise Moore, from New River to
Master; with naval stores and pea nuts.
Schr. Lavinia Cranmer, from Jacksonville, to Rankin
schr. Home Way from Tar Landing, to Rankin & Mar
tin with naval stores
Brig Rolerson Mace from Boston, to Rankin Martin
I-schr. E. F. Hanks, Bragg from Perquimans County,
to Ellis Il Mitchell; with corn.
BRIG Aayela Reid from Cardenas, to Kidder Mar
2-Br Brig Robert Bruce Muir from Bristol, Eng. to J..
Il D. Mcae Co.; with iron for W., C. & R. R. R. On the
4h Now lat % TO- long 40 81 spoke ship Essex (of Bos
TONI from Liverpool bound New Orleans 81 days out
schr. s. a. Sample Williams from Hartford, N. c., to
schr Charles Fox, Chase from Hertford N. Co. to Mas
ter; with corn
steamer Douglas, Banks, from Fayetteville, to j. T.
Schr D. w. Vaughn, Clifford from New York, to master.
6schr Ella Way, from Beaufort, N. c., to DeRosset,
SteR5eS rf or g1 Hurt from Fayetteville to
Steamer Black River Love- from Fayetteville to Master
Cazaux; with mdze.
schr. Alba Powell, from New York. to E. Murray Co.;
with mdze.
Nov 3steamer Hattie Hart, Peck for Fayetteville, by
Dec. lsteamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville,
by T. C. & B. G. Worth.
Schr. Ben, Lynch, for New York, by E. Murray Co.;
with sol bbs spirits turpentne 7S3 do crude do 800 do
osn POP bales cotton do yarn $50 bushels pea nuts "a
schr. David Faust Mosander for Philadelphia by T. c.
Worth; with $40 bb spirits turpentne 45 de- rosn, Ill
Daes coton 10 do yarn 5O4 bags and ID bbs dried ut
bbs and casks wax 43 tons old iron, bags feathers,
734 bushels pea nuts.
Schr Jonas Smith, Dayton for New York, by A. D. Ca
FAUX with 723 bbls spirits rpentne 200 do rosn ia do.
soap stone, do dried fruit do. wax III bales cotton,
l,0Ol bushels nuts, ii do axseed, 20 bds. paper
3-Brg s. p Brown, Townsend, for Boston, by Hathaway
& Co.; with Ito, 600 feet of lumber.
Schr Maine Law, Amesbury, for New York, by j. g. d.
McRae & Co.; with l56, 900 feet lumber
Schr D. G. Huse, Conklin for New York, by A. D. Ca
FAUX with naval stores &c.
5-Schr Florida, Harrington, for Baltimore, by T. c.
Worth with ~ bbs spirits turpt, 52z do rosn, SO do
copper ore do. liquor % bales cotton II kegs butter
cords juniper wood, box mdze.
Exports Schr. ID. G. Hulse for New York: COL bbls.
spirits tup 399 do. rosn l3l bales cotton $50 bushels
pea nuts, bbls. liquor Dbl. wax, bags coffee.
6-Brig Albert Adams Cousins, for Boston, by Adams,
Rro Co., with 1873 bb spirits urpentine, 626 do rosn
IS do. tar 487 bushels pea nuts.
7-steamer Douglass, Banks for Fayetteville by ]. T.
Petteway & Co.
Steamer Black River Love, for Fayetteville, by Master
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RosINThe advices from abroad continue to prove una
vorabe the market here rules exceed
ngy dull for all grades and the transactions have been
eagre. On Friday lot of 400 bbs low No. changed
hands 81 5 per bb There is demand at present. and
finer qualities will not sell unless at materially reduced
rate previous sales In No. note sales Saturday
of $40 bbs at 81 3 to 81 80 per bb in quality In
the Common article there has been decline of y cents
and owing the scarcity of vessels and the upward ten
dency freghs buyers do disposed purchase
Sales on Thursday 900 bb 81 per 80 lbs
day do at 81 per bbl holders generally however,
unwilling to accept this figure, there very small stock
on market.
TAR-Has been in active demand for Shipment and shows
an of 20 cents for the week Received only 500
bb which changed hands at s. So 81 go to 81 20 per bb
the market closing at highest price.
BEEF CArTLE-Continue to be brought to market spar
ingy and at present butchers have very light stock
hand We notice fair demand, and good article finds
ready SALE quote 81 81 per h. in quail
ty.
BARRELs-The market continues to rule decidedly dull
for empty Spirits Turpentne barrels There scarcely any
demand the supply in first hands is fully adequate for
present purposes. We quote second hand at 81 so to
81 60 for inferior and ordinary quality and 81 so to 81 80 for
selected.
BEEswAx-Only small parcels arriving, which meet with
ready sale at % 80 per h. quantity and quail
ity.
CoFFEE-Is in moderate stock, and have to report
only small sales from store at prices ranging within quota
| lions. See table.
Com MEAL-Has been brought in slowly for some time
past present the market very poorly supplied
There fair enquiry for retailing purposes and parcels
from the country would sell readily Selling from the grana
ries at 81 O5 81 10 per bushel in quantities to suit
CoTToN-After closing review on Wednesday las
there was slight decline in price, which caused bette
feeling among buyers and that day and Thursday Their
were moderate transactions; the market, however, ha
nee ruled quiet and to the close Of Saturday the prize
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NiAGNfti.hA S{t[.LEEE.

YNHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will COM
the End Monday in December next, and con-
20 weeks Magnolia is village Of grow ill., and
proverbal tor health 1t Is situated the Wllmngto
Weldon Kali Road, about midway between Wilmington and
GodsbOro and contains number of handsome and
fully arranged residences, large and well constructed
Church. (M E,) three good As evidence
literally, enterprise and intelligence OF the citizens, they
have erected College building at six or seven
thousand dollars. This building is located sufficient
from The railroad AID depot to be reach
the noise and excitement produced by the passing of the
The Male and Female departments will be conduct
ed separately, III different apartments, conveniently fitted
up for that purpose the College. The studies pursued
both depari will be such best calculated
yeope the minds of the pupils; and the all
cases will be thorough. Particular will be paid
to the training of pupils. In the Male department.
students will be prepared enter the Freshman class the
University. The Of instruction pursued in the Female
department will embrace all the branches both solid and
Ornamental usually taught the best Female Seminaries
Rates i'll Male department, 8, II, l6 and $40.
Female ............. 8. II and $l6
Extra in the Female Department, Modern
and Ancient Languages each. 5.
Music the Piano, with use of Instrument, 20.
Painting at the usual rates.
Board in the best families including everything S. per
month.
&C. SHAW, Principal of Male Department.
Duplin county, Nov. 2lst 1853 15f
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NEWBERN, Dec. 6.--Turpentne- during the week
Din and 81 80 for Hard to So for Dip and 81 for Hard 500
barrels sold yesterday at the latter figures which ad
vance of cents the barrel since Saturday.
Tar-Saes of small lots during the week at 50 foT large
barrels.
Rosn-Not much coming in. IN good demand at 81 10
Spirits Turpentne- have been disposed
of during the week at 40 cents per gallon.
Cotton Transactions have been brisk and price steady
staVes~W H. B. Slaves in good demand lot of 1000
sold yesterday at $40 per M.
MOBILE, Dec. 5.-Cotton.-Sales to-day of 5000 bales
the tendency OF the market being in favor OF buyers Mid
dngs log l04c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5-The Cotton market is nm
changed sales to-day of COCO bales Middings l03 lie
Sugar buoyant and has advanced &C. Freight Cotton
to Liverpool Sd.
BALTIMORE Dec. 5.-FIour is du, and UNCHANGED 8.
Howard Street IS 81. Wheat is buoyant white 81 30 a
81 As. Corn firm; new white 65 7Oc yellow 10 a 75c.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5Cotton-Sales to-day of 1900 bales
at Saturdays prices. Flour firm, sales of 1850 bills.
bushels, Western at AZ 81 30, and Milwaukee club 81 49,
Corn firm of H. 900 bushels supply scarce new white
ia steady IO4 O4 Whiskey closed firm at q cents
Sugar firm but quiet, Muscovado at "a cents. Spirits
Turpentine is dull at A As cents Rosin dull 81 so
SALISBURY, Dec. 5.--Bacen III I24 Beeswax 20 a
rs Coffee Rio 24 IA Java II ga Cotton 10 H. Cot
ton Yarn 81 10 Corn so S. do Meal 90 70 Feath-
50 81 co; Lard Il Is Pork II Moasses, Cuba
81 As New Orleans SIS 65 Muscovado As so; Oats
ID. Salt Der sack rs s. 50 sheetng brown 10
Sugar, brown, IL Crushed II Clarified 10 a II
Tallow 10 II; Wheat, white IS 81 90 red S. Woo
Is SOC.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 5-Cotton.- There was brisk de
for this article to-day which resulted in the sale
1881 bales The market quite Irregular and prices,
some instances easier The particulars follows
bales St IA at 50 rs at 81 81 at To- II at lo; IS
5l6 266 at 103 469 at lO3 1888 at l0 GA lO 49,
at lO SO at 10 15l6 237 at IL, and 81 bales at 14c
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 5.-Bacon IA q Isl Cotton
Fair to Good 10 q lOt Ordin. to Mid. "a 90 Flour
family, so q 50 GO; Super Is IS IS; Fine 90 g
S. 10 Scratched, 81 IS IS Grain-Corn 81 90 On O5
Wheat 81 90 @ Isl Oats, Go @ 75 Peas, SO 80 q IS
Rye 81 10 q 20 Lard-l4 % 10 cents Molasses-Cub
IS a 80 New Orleans, so @ 90 cents Sa-Liver
pool Sack, 81 so q 60; Turpentne -Yellow Dip Sc
"a coo; Virgin, 81 70 a 90 Hard 81 90 q Is Spirits
81 374 cents.
Cotton-There has been fair business done since
view Sales Friday at 10 and 0 for best grades Non
offering Saturday.
Flour-Our market is well supplied. We note furthe
decline, with sales at % IS for super Saturday
Spirits-Sales of several small lots made 374.
Bacon-Our market for n G. is almost entirely bare
We brisk demand sales could easily be made
highest figures
Pork-We have heard of important sales Small LOT
from carts have sold for and cts.
salt-There is light stock of Liverpool in marke
and holders asking advance. Sales from
Saturday at l so and 60 per sack.
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VALUARAE COTTON FARM FOR sac,

I WILL SELL, accommodating TERMS $50 acres sssaA
i OF very valuable FARMING LAND, admirably suit CO.
ed to the cultivation of Cotton Corn situated in -
Lowndes county, Alabama three miles from the Hcko
Grove Posotce and ten miles East Of the Pensacola Kali
Road in the midst of OF the productive agricut
raj districts in the United States Said has on
good Dwelling with necessary out houses good Gin House
and Screw and lneXhaustlbe bed of the richest Blue
Mari, easy of and easily hauled Tor
tune to any that will work it. Any going South
from North Carolina, buy land will do well to examine
this place before purchasing satisfied more valu-
able place cannot be bought for the money fur
North Carolina. n d. FENNELi,
December 6th 1659-I5-3t*.
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6. NOT A DAY. BUT FOR ALL TIME :,

A 4, TIME y
NHREE 1st Glass premiums awarded at the Virginia
/ State Fairs to Singers Great Standard Machines
as being the best for general use
At the Virginia Mechanics Institute Silver Medal over
Wheeler Wilson, Grover Baker Whitney L. Lyon Old
Dominion,
At the Union agricultural Society Of Virginia and ~
Carolina Silver Medal HELLER Il WILSON,
WHITNEY LYON.
At the Virginia Central Agricultural Society," held at
Ri chmond, Isl premium of Gold Medal
WHEELER WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER
Thus speaks the voice of the public giving the celebrated
and uneXceed Machines the preference all Others
Requisites of q good Machine:
LIST. Perpendicular action without beltng)
2d-Solidy and simplicity of construction.
3d-Ease Of management and ability perform all kinds
of work from sewing lawn to making harness
$4,000
of these Machines in use scattered all over the hab
table globe.
Taiors sadles, shoemakers uphosterers hat and cap
makers dressmakers mners, families planters prefer
them to any other and they the only Machines
the Government Institutions in the q. S. and Europe
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE:.

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. is offered to the
spection of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington
N c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled offer greater inducements to the citizens of Will
mngon and of the State generally to buy at home than
has before been offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS persons from the interior of the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial The following
of the articles be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Eageres Whatno s Otomans, FootStoos, Centre Sofa
Tables Chairs, Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
aries Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane WOodseat and Cushioned Chairs III great
variety Bureaus Bedsteads Washstands, Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes Farcy Cottage Sett Mattresses, Beds Pillows,
Boasers &c. large stock OF Looking Glasses, Office
Furniture Childrens Chairs, radles Cribs, Trunde Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &c .. l.. FlLL4AW.
March I'd 1859 150&27 ly
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MARRIED.

ON On the 18th u at the residence of VIM Barden Mr.
J IOf ATKINSON, of Johnston county to Mrs MARY
n f Of wayne both members of the Baptist church.
Ii Ins towa, on Thursday evening LIST inst. by Rev
w. Guthrie, Mr.. JOHN W. HEWITT, to Miss EMILY
daughter of Enoch Farrow, deceased
In winston. Thursday morning Dec Ist at o'clock
at the residence of the brides father by Rev L. s. Burk
head keE j. e. MANN Of the N. c. Conference to Miss
IN pqpln county, tie evening of the lst inst by Rev
=. y. human, Mr. CHRISTOPHER JAMES, of Tarboro'
N. O., to Miss SUSAN SWINSON of Dunlin
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED In MARKET.
WITH IMMENSE
I u L IL u n ID L

HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND
The why, is that by Natures process it
stores the natural color permanently alter the hair becomes
bald heads, all dandru itching and heat from
scalp ana tones up the nerves and thus cures all
of the scalp and hair it will stop and keep FROM
if used by the young two or three times week it viii new
fall become gray then reader read the following
judge for yourself:
MESSRs. O. j. WOOD & CO.,
Gentlemen Having heard good deal about Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, andmy hair being quite gray,
made up my mind to lay aside the prejudces which in
with great many persons had against all manner
using your article, to test it for myself.
The result has been very satisfactory that very
glad did and iii justice to you, well for the en-
enlargement of others who may be gray was but
who having prejudice without my reasons for setting
aside, unwilling to give your Restorative trial till thew
have further proof and the best proof being demon
straton write you this letter, which may show any
such and also direct them to for further proof who
in and out of the N. \. Wire Railing Establishment every
day. AzssEsa
My hair is its natural color and much improved in
appearance every way being osser thicker and much
more healthy looking. am Yours Respectfully,
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb IA, 1858.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative has done
much good in this part OF the country My hair has
slightly diminishing for several years. caused, suppose
from slight burn when was quite an infant. have been
using your Hair Restorative for weeks, and find that
have fine head of hair growing after having used all
other remedies KNOWN to effect think it the val
liable remedy eXant and advise all who afflicted
that way to use your remedy.
You publish this if you think proper Yours, &C.,
s. w. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1859
PROF WO0DDear Sir Your Hair Restorative is proving
itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also back part Of
head almost lost its coverngwas in fact Ihave
used but half pint bottles of your Restorative the
top Of my head well studded with promising crop of
young hair and the front also receiving its benefit
have tried other preparations without any benefit whatever
think from my personal Communications, | can in
duce many others to try it.
Yours, respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, M. D.,
No. AGA Vine Street.
The Restorative is put up in bottles three sizes viz
large medium and small the small holds pint and re-
tails for dollar per bOtte the medium holds at least
twenty per cent in proportion than the small retas
for two dollars per bottles the large holds quart per
cent. proportion, and retails for So a bottle
.. j. WOOD co. Proprietors, 44l Broadway, New
York, and ia Market ST., ST. Louis Mo.
| AND SOLD ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
| DEALERS
| Nov. 9Th, 1859. 53&1I -3n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HAVING established resident buyer in the city of New
York. and extended to him facilities for procuring bar
gains they feel that have placed ourselves
far in advance of competitors offering of cheap
handsome Goods and late novelties. We receive weekly
additions to magnificent stock.
Sept. 29.-2l If HEDRICK & RYAN.
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FIolloway's Ointment-The hospitals of Europe and
America its superiority, and uniformly adopts
all of Sores wounds bruises burns and scalds It
assuages pain and eradicates Inflammation preventing
LITIGATION and other fatal results Sold the mandatory
No so Maiden Lane New ork and by all Druggists 25c.
i3c and ST not
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LAND EUR SALE.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, his planta tion w.
~ ing in the County of DupIn, the Fayetteville road
- three miles from Kenansvile. The tract comprises
IT'S acres, about 800 OF which cleared and cuiva
ton. On the premises is good DWELLING HOUSE, TWO
FRAME BARNS, and all necessary out. buildings.
ANY person wishing to purchase, would do we'll to call
the above Lands The subscriber found
on the premises. GEO. A. McCLAMMY.
Dec. oth 1853. l5-6t
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8 a N ID s. 5 A K 5 A p n X l. l. 4 :,
THE GREAT
A loan REMED "!

This preparation combination heretofore unknown
the history of medicine differing entirely in its character
and operations from the various preparations of Sarsapa
ra which have been at different times offered the public.
specifically upon the whole SYSTEM thereby bringing
under its direct and immediate influence. Although pos
sessed of powerful and controlling effects, yet it is
ENTIRELY HARMLESS
that it injure the most delicate constitution
When i'll perfect health effect is produced by its
cep increase of Appetite but when disease is seated
the frame and hurryng fast its victims along the path of
e then its mysterious influence felt and seen it enkn
dies life and vgO and brings health and strength back
the suffering and diseased
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists 10,
Fulton street, New York.
For sale also by W. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington, N. c.
DeCember s. l5-lY
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c. say lumber 30 cents to 81 u M Tar and
Turpenne about 10 a IA cents bbl.-and naval stores
when brought % Railroad, about the expenses in
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cor TO
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D. R. THOMAS, M. D..
THE COMPLEMENTARY NOTICES COME FROM
ALL QUARTERS.

MIR: FOY, Editor of the d" Wilson Ledger" writes the
Vl following paragraph IN the Ledger" of inst.
: 49, Who needs Sewing Machine, of the quail
iy that will not get out OF repair but will work expe
dtiously neatly and will securely? Every planter
every lady, every tailor Baldto, Of Wilmington, neueT
sells an inferior article Order one from him, and you may
rely on its genuneness.'
Dec. 5. 77&l5
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NOTICE.

e THE UNDERSIGNED. as Administrator of the late
@ Dr. Dortch will SELL at public auction, in Goldsboro
~ on the second day of January meet, SIX VALUABLE
VES five of them have been working turpentine
eight years. and is first rate Cooper. 1erms-six
monts credit, with interest from date
VIM. I. DORTCH.
Dec. Sth, 1852 l5.ts
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS
NHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified as Ad illustrator to the
Estate John NJ. Vernon, at the December Term 1852
Brunswick County Court hereby gives notice to all per
having claims against said estate to present the same
within the prescribed by law, this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery All indebted 70 said
estate are required to make immediate payment
VIM. VERNON, Admir-.
Smithville, N. c., Dec. 5th, 1859-l5-4t
will expose to sale pubic auction, at the dwelling OF
the late John NJ. Vernon in said County,
TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN SLAVES;
ABOUT 40 HOGS; ABOUT IL HEAD OF CATTLE:
SMALL LOT OF TURPENTlNE, AND HOUSEHOLD
AND Kite HEN FURNITURE.
Sale to take place on the 9Th day of January. 1860.
Terms.6 months credit, bonds with good security
CURED of purchasers.
VIM. VERNON. Administrator.
Place of sale one nile from Hoods Creek Station the
Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road.
Dec. 8th, 1859 l5-4t