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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24
BY !. B. WALTON,

UNRESERvED AND POSITIVE SALE OF A VERY
valuable half square of ground in the District irned-
atey adjosng the of the splendid and grounds
of j. Burnside, Esq. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24
GALE OF LOTS IN NEW CITY.
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT FER
GUsoNs POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ. %. d r. r.. RAILROAD.

NOTICE THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
In that certificate Two Hundred and Twenty Shares of
One Hundred Dollars each the Capital Stock Of the Iouisi
Bank issued the Sd of june 1851 in favor Of Fran
Bnsca deceased by his widow Jose
phne and his minor children Marie FRANCOIS Bnseai
Buscal who been OF his Estate
BY Judgment Second District Cont Of New Orleans
9th March, 1851 has been lost mislaid and TINT
m application certificate the
described has been duly made the Louisiana
State Bank.
JAZZ 2'awf2t j. b, ST. AMAEn, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24
BY JULIAN NEVILLE

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
best locations in the Garden District offering excellent
pornnty to parties desrous Of erecting dwelling houses in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24

CAZERAC RRANDIES HAVE GOOD
pply hand and receiving by direct from
France additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have le5 eighth pipes M in eighth and
uuaer pipes 1852 do do 1906 In halt and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connosseurs
generally this article is and unadueTated For sale
New York terms and prices by
WA. +. LEVERICH CO., 81 Old Levee ST.,
oio Iy Sole this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24
AartituLar Aotitts.

s-DIfssissfppi Fire Company No. 2.--Th
officers and neber6 Of this Company hereby notified 70
tend the regular monthly meeting MONDAY EVENING
'A MI III Il ''''' g. H. BRAuGHN Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24

r 'YoN u IEhHE. .aTToiRNEYs Al LAW. And
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas, viii col
eet claims in all the Southern part Of the State,
side Co., O. H. Slocouab 4 Co., w a. Violet; Co.. R. w
RAyne, Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson Robertson
Co, Vim. Wray Co., New York J. B. Lppincott Co. Fnii-
adelphia mySl II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24

uTEAM CORN MILL FOR SALE-wil be sold
y nj auction on THURSDAY, March %, at II o'clock, on
poeyarre street, between Camp and Magazine Streets pre-
private the entire of
Coffee Mill consisting Of eight horse portable steam engine
eiehi cylinder IL inch complete running order.
Also Mill Coffee Roaster, and all the machinery and
fixtures, rs II now stands.
THIS excellent chance for 10 in prota
be business small capital Any wishing TO purchase
can examine the premises application Messfs robson
Il WITHERELI, No. 81 Magazine street. 10
G. PITTS GARDNER SMITH,
MILO No 81 Common street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04
NY Fathers Comm

4 young urchn, before the new act was
en- 10y ed TO sweep the chimney VI house
40 Mscclesiield. and having assembled 10 the
N summit of his profession took survey.--
This completed, he prepared 10 descend. but,
mistaking the flue, he found himself % his
landing, 10 the Office OF the limb Of the law,
whose meditations were put 70 fight. The
sensation Of both parties il . impossible to
describe ~ the boy, terrified, lest he should
be punished, stood riveted TO the spot. and
the lawyer, slruck dumb, started IRON Biz
ses', tho very imsge u horror. but spoke
not. Sooty. however. soon found a tongue,
and in accents which only increased the
terrors of the msn Of the law. cried OUT
\" My fathers cummin' directly"
This was enough. The presence Of an
gquivocal being, 50 introduced, unnervcd HE
heart; with one bound, the aiirghted lawyer
dew down stairs, and sought refuge Ia ,hc
street. from the enemy. Lawyers take war
ming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

Nv Tho following bcsutifui piece WI.
cent by the sulhor. formerly sn editor u ,h-
Cincinnati Gazette, then Of ihs Louisville
Courier, but now far0er in Peewee Vale,
Ky, 70 the Frankfort iecmap. upon rcad-
ings speech Of q kesrurky & lngr.s.msn.
who said that upon certain condi,ions Ken
lucky would secede from The Union. II Il
a noble tribute to the UnIon from one Of IN
most gifted poe,s and ,rue.l patriots Of The
Iand:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

Iuring, omOAlng 2au Keeping hams.
Formerly tried keeping hams and shouI.
iers IN salt, and also in grain, bul the,
would Dissolve the salt Or mupld ia tie grain.
then trIcd Arepinc Them u pounded chur-
coal, wil 10 better effect. mex, tried
", shes, but usleSs the hams were very
lry .hvn put up they would taste Of the
ashes. ! ,hcn tried sewing them up In
cysrse cloth and wl''e-wnshing them se,e-
raj times user, az ! had seem lhem in thai
condition. "a niafhei; b., they did not keep
~cii--wouid either mould " The lime wuUld
crssk end The flies ect 10.
for number u years have adopted q
new meihsd AMI never failed to keep them
-aect ond tree from mould or flc@, pre-
pared . each Tor each ham: A yard sgusre
" good sheeiIug i suiticieht fyr good
-izrd ham. Atser be nans are smoked. and
hefor, flies have infected them, put them
op. one 10 sack. take sweet hsy. and
cut 4 il a cutting box about ore inch
long. and fiji 10 the sack and around the
ham. 80 that the ham cannot touch the bag
Tie cord srvund tile open end and hang
them up 10 the smoke. house, or some cool
dry Place, ond they csn be kept any length
o. time; the bag will keep away the flies
and allow the moisture " escape 50 they
viii not mould.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04
Csaxing up an Expression.

A brace oi iyvyers," anxious to secure
esch Others shadow ere the. substanils
iaded, stepped into The Ambrotype Caller,
of our friend Evans, enc day last week, "a
~ for their pictures" The lady gave pre-.
cedence to her swain, who, she said. " had
got 10 be tuck fusi, and real natural" lie
brushed up Ills tow.hesd Of hair. gave .
twist Or two 10 his handkerchief. ssked his
girl II his shirt collar looked about X, aud
planted himself ia the operators chsi
where be assumed the ply sosnomical char
ar,cris'ics N poo. mortal iu den,isl'r
hancs, and about to part with one Of his
eyeleelh !" Now. dew look pur,y.r begged
The lady. casting at him one of her most
laneuishiig glances The picture wns ta-
ken, and when produced it reminted the
girl, as she expressed it. "jst how Jush
looked when he got over the m-asIes.' and
~ this was not an era ID her suitor's listory
particularly worthy OF her com,nemcra,ion
slle insisted that" he should stand again. =
tie obeyed and she atleuded him to the chair.
T.'e poor ieilvw tried 10 follow the lnde.
flute Injunction.
"lr' che said. "why, you look ali puck
fred ur."
uae direction followed another, pu, with
as litle success AT last. growing lmpa
lient, and beccning desperate she resolved
20 thy an expsdient which she considered
.nfol'ible and exclaimed
ton't A.,r II there is folks sround,'
She enioined the operator 70 stand 1t nI-
camera. size then sat in her felier's lap, and
placing her arms around his neck. managed
~ cas-, a shower o. flaaen riuglels ktween
the operator and her proceeding, which,
however, were betrayed hy a succession OIL
anoruu< sounds. which revealed her fxpe.
dent. When Ills :. billing ana cooing" had
lasted few minu,cs, The cuuving gal jun.
ped from Josts lar, and clsppng her hsnds
cried " tle asionished artist:
NOV you'se gol him, put him lhrough!''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

or In one OF our courts lately. man
who was called on 70 appear ~ witness
could not be found. On the Judge asking
where he was, a grave elderly gentleman
rose up, and with much emphasis. said:
"iour honor, he's gone"
"tione! gone!" sand the Judge, "wherc Is
he sone!'
"'rb1l cannot inform you repled the
gentleman; "bui he i dsad N
The i considered the most guarded sn-
swer on record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

IL There u now living. near Athens
Alabama, woman who IL morried TO he,
eighth hnsbandl She generally becomes .
widow every two yesrs, snd gets msrries
sgain the tirs, good chance. She i "ou,
W. he cslsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04


/, would try 10 describe 70 You on pa
per an event in my life. 10 which. al
tier an Interval % years, my mcmor,
cannot refer without seriousness. anC
, rejecting What singular creature j;
man, and how wonderfully J constituted
At night he lays down. and all is well
his mind calm and serene; his tired
limbs arc at rest: but the mind is IL
work thinking, imagining. dream
ing. And sometimes very wonderful
thoughts PASS through our restless
lninds. yhilc We sleep. ! believe just
hclc VII tell tie rca.lcrs vi tie Cour-
ier lream oi mine. 1t twas no stran-
grr lhas true.
Some years ago, when there was 50
murA excitement alout knocking spir-
.is. J, v.th many others, vas ranked
among ne iinbelieycrs. copll not
aeGin " believe the reports. although
cstabiis. .cd by people Of veraci.v, as
! hal never SAW Or heard anything
ike hnrc~ing. tables moving. chairs
dancing. cr ai,sihing like H. BIT peo-
pie sad - YES, AMI people sl.DalI
nave hciicved iiad they told me any
thing else BIT could ut think that
The Good Man would suffer such wiz
ards and witches to roam at large
through this lower world. to scare us
Az 70 death for nothing Well. one
night ! was all alone IN my room, and
ui course VAS listening 10 hear the
ril', Of the departed spirits. or sec ;he
chairs a:aa tables inrn suMlersaulls
And ~ ;l WAS silent. 1T last | fell
asleep and dream,d thought that
! MAS II 2 store Iuying goods. and
there came IN a group of mediums,
With larrs dark and ~. bidding. | was
iai hcs afraid M 'hcm. as Tic room
grew dark a they entered. ] started
with riish ios Tie door, and when i
was iaisl.y outside, .ast.iny ewes a.
round a'iacscrythinG appeared bright
ani dazzling, Tire run shonc beautiful
IS. and the feds wcfe crowned with
flowers Of splrnslpr All hchcld seem.
"a to dance for ioy. J gladly started
ior home that my sricnds there niieM
rejoice With me nyar those dp.i4 ,.l
sceurs. | hal iot solc FAR w'4n !
wa, o,ertakcn IN 4 voting gentleman.
who accompanied mu llcmu. ana tull
me these dark iignn.s were mcaiums.
W spirits q tie departed; AMI that
they might overtake and irigltcn me
u death. Why. sai,l ! who ever heard
"f medium soaring person 70
DEATH Then al ut once ] heard
strange uncathly sound overhead. and
plainly saw large company oi mcdi- !,
un-, or angelo, in the air, all making
a curious but beautiful noise, and one
very beautiful one came over and fol I
lowed me, and ] thought my father
was with them, and when ! was So
happy | awoke, and behold it was
dream. So J sat down and wrote |
Oh. vii ian. William. sbch dream
a. have had tonight
Such fields, aud ilowcss. aud bright array,
And such ahervenlv eight
Me,hcugat whi'e slumbefing on my bed
a mighty unr~l came;
lis eyes were stare, its trcns' wns gold.
Its wings were tiprd with hamc,
Il hung above Ins, william. yes.
A. once my father an,
Before they bore him far away,
Beneath u coffin lid.
SALiIE SALT MARSH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

0T"Fatler." said young .lspero o. som
four summers, "when wa'h the food!
20, my son." replied 'he parent, "tha
happened long time sgo."
"Wath We alive ihen,' persisted the III
lie inquirer.
mo, deav," was the reply. ",he food w
read Of 10 the Bible happened many thoos
aud years agO.'
well, now" rejlineJ she boy in great
disgust, ",ha, is Too bad, thought Ton
Brown-onolher younyster Of the same ar,
-wa'h fib5in. He ihaid 10 me t,i,h morning
that he was there then. and waded through
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

FRANKFORT, Ky. Dec. "a, l>aa.
Vice President Breckinndge spoke d
night IN the hall of The House al R-pre sen.
'"ives. lie discussed briefly the impori.nl
ps'ii'cal issues oi the dsy. snd s.sumrd 4
oo'd and decided position on the question
= slsyesy. lie would stand bv The Dred
erc's dec sior, which he folly indorscd and
approved. lie denied that Congress posscs.
ed The powcr 10 prohibit or abolish slavery
Y The Territories; nor had The Territorial
a.'Risla,ure any such power. ne dauusnc.
- "unfriendly legislation against slavery
y the Tsrritnries. and held ,hst The Syu;h
'aanld stand By the avs and Const,u,lon h
'nd require The same OF Others. Cungress
'0uld protect slavery 10 tie Territories; and
'u9hs 70 do 80 when necessary though he re
a''ded no necessity existing At this time
= The cnscimeht Of protective laws. lie
zen referred IN strong terms to the Iisrper's
cry Affair, and declared ths, The Union " -
'ninen'ly endangered By the action of ,Le
fsek Republican patty. Iic opposed 6lii,
'"'sring end the re-cpeu,ng Of The siave
usdc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04
Kentucky.
ny wM D. GALLAGHER.

BY The gtace Of liighes, Heaven,
By the prscepls Of The good
BY The blooc our sires have givsr,
10 cement This Broiherheoc;
(1his young brotherhood of rslioss
S,ve-elgn each within is sphere,
Yet 10 eertnn obligations
Lending all a willing ear
BY Ihr many recogni,ions
Of this Brotherhood we've msde;
BY il broad and high conditions,
To the whole wide world displsy'J;
by 'he great The good, tie glorious,
Uer cur civic pages spread;
by The Il sg that floats victorious
Wheresot'er our sons are led;
By the liyng--by the deac-
Il The stars Of this brotherhood sever.
And the rent orbs shoot madiy sbvut.
KENTUCKY will follos them never,
Bui stand ~ her first fate forever.
And refuse cen at Isst 10 go ont.
Though the siar-spangled banner be torn By
the gale,
And o.b after ob in its heaven grow pale,
One star. which till now, with The many has
shone,
VIII llumine each fold Of its glory alone.
Come with party-come with faction
Myrshsling its threatening host;
Cvmc complaining Of inlraciiun
" the laws we cherish most;
Come a neigh5ofs customs scornnr.
Threatening them with overthrow
Come with words Of woe % warning.
Cnuch'd in phrases high Or low;
Come in heat. or come ia GOODNESS.
Ftom The Norih, or from the Svuth;
Come with oil the spirits fullness
Qulyeripg round the flexible mpu'h;
Dome with PRAYER, or mslediciion-
CIme unsno~n, or 81 renown;
Come with frsud--wi,h fact Or fiction
C,me with smile. Or come with frown;
5 SiIl, Kentucky bids you .down.,
For. should this bright rolncshood sever,
And its rent stars sbuot msdly about,
keItucLys viii fnllov then never,
But blaze on the broad blue forever,
A And refuse cen Ut last 20 90 onf.
Though The stsr-~panglci banner be torn b,
The galr,
And orb after orb ia its heaven grow psc,
Onc star. which tiiI nov Uilh tie many has
shvne,
Shall lliun.ne each fold Of iis elcry alone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

NAHi 1roE, Dec. g..
The rresdenis message VIVA transmitted
70 The Sspa,e this morning Ca the Terri
'orisl question ie says that new S'aies
should b. admitted with or withont slavery,
- their constitutions may prescribe. This
prncipls has been recognized By almost the
unanimous vote Of the last Cingrsss Az
lawful meats at lis command hive been en-
plhyed. and will continue to be employed
against the slave trade. Our history
proves that the ialhers Of The republic in ad-
vance u al other nations, cond mned the
-lsve trade. Tire Chinese treaty raiics-
'ipns were exchanged through supplemental
conventions pending relating TO the rgh's
OF Americans IN Cnina and transit duties. -
The Paraguay dificuli have been sn,isfae-
tprilv adjusted Or relations with France,
Russia. and oil the continental govern
menis Of Europe, Spain, perhaps excepted,
continue most friendly An appropriation
ought 70 be made 10 meet he demands Of
ne Amistsd claimants. Ills views in rcla-
ion 10 The acquisition Of C.,ba by fair pur-
ehase remsin unchanged. He therefore ir-
si'es The n.,cnion Of consress TO tins ln-
portsnt subject.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

a NnBLE SENTIMENT Some true heart
hsr given Expression u is generous nature
Ia The following besuitiful. noble sentiment:
Never desert friend when enemies
gsthcf round him; Nhensekness fall 90 the
heari-- when The world is dark and cherries
lit is the time TO nv Trend. Those who
run from tue scene nf distress, berray the
hypocrisy aud prove that interest only moves
hem. II you hsy. friend who loves you.
end studies yoir interest and happiness. b.
sure to sustain him IN adversely. Let him
feel that his iofnef kindness IL appreciated
and that his love j. not thrown away
Real fidelity msy b. rare. hut il exists ia
the heart. Who has not seen snd fci' IT,
powerl They DENY iis worth who never.
loved friend, Or laborca 70 make Trend
happy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

l5- Necessity knows no law. We'll, me-
res-,'g " likr gres, many lssyer..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

a SENATOR LlEcTEp -Wrhaye inlurma-
lion . day. per telegraph, VI tie election OF
Colope' Wigiallis Y fiI tbr seat in the Uni,
tsd Ststrs Senate lately occupied BY Gen
eral Sem HOUSTON. Colonel w. i the rcr-
resenta,ivs Of extreme southern sentiments
upon The slavery question. lgis msjsr,y o.
Joint ballo, ~as iso. lie sis prove one ~
The finest csstors Or the body. doubtless. ~
he has hardly = superirr as derstsr N alI
the un's" - W ishinsfva S's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04
PusLisnED EyEgY WEDNESDAY. Ar IA srER
DUBOIS COUNTY, ispIAxA, nv
CL m T. MT DO A E.
OFFICE -LoRsER OF MACDONALD AND
Wesr STREETS.

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
xisgI4 Subscrip,ion. for atty Nos. 81 s.
For six tnonils, ! Ot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

III I've was NOT 80 eman - her daugh.
'ers; she WIS chsa,d bs s,isn, Lu, they
generally h,si tic dey,l
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NO. IS.


The E,erd n 4 n.ir's ~ The State Uni
versiiy. - 'i''r N"s fnb-r oeesing. 1859.
ordered 'hr Ln,ersi,y lands 70 be sold ia
the seversl c"ua'i~s on ne following days,
in the honlhs. .. vii: The lands in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

The Last Hog &C Autumn.
lis The las, hog OF A otomn,
f.-ft squcaling alonr;
All his g'usling companions
Are burelrr.d md gone;
~ pis Of liz kindred.
No porkef - uiea.
10 help empty the -~iil trough,
Or share IA lils sly.
,., ~ not lenvr rhcc. ihon lone snr,
10 sisfse Ia 'be pen.
Snre thy ms,ss are ali pork now,
Die shsl: thou with them.
rhsn thus d. alter
TIL. knife 10 thy ihrr,'.
And thou shall be y,eklrd.
Like every dead shout.
Md may he present
Wnsn thou nft the iiess--
F'r ham. sonse or snusages.
VIM world not eat,
When pyopls sre hnGgry.
And bssf cant be hst,
rr calming the appetise,
prk is nui baa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

'T"Ssm. why en- Law yers like de f-h csn
don't medfle wid Dc subject lPenp. -
why dont'ye see. niggs bseal.c Icy
~ 2 'ond ~ debate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

CATCHING FisH.- rney have curious
way o. catching fish down on New riyer.
The fisherman lice down on the bank, ~iih
his head over The stream, holding worm in
hi- mouth. The dsh, a,srasied by the sp,-
raj workings Of the w,rm 70 escape. jumps
a i, At this moment tie dex,eriiy % tho
fisherman is esinced. ne suddenly opens
his mouth and catches The ii,h between hs
teein. One old man We snw down there
had worn vi l'is teeth Of catching fsh.
Fact Baton Rouge Sugar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04

Thompson presents his com pmenrs 10 NJ.
simpson. and bcgs 70 request that lie viii
Keep his pisgs irom ,resPass1ng on his
grounds
Mr simpson prosecute liis compliments 10
Mr. Thompson, aud begs 10 suggest that, in
future he vii nul spsIl pigs with two gees
Mr.. Thompsun's respects 10 ar. Simpson.
and will feel obliged u he ndd the lcuer Il
20 The last word IN The note jus' received, 20
as 70 represent Mr. Simpson and LADY
AIr. Simpson returns Mr. Thompson's
lc'ier unvrened-ihs inper,inepce il con-
tsins being only equalled by is vulg riiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-04
sALLlE SALT MARSH.

GF When arrcye. said Spriggings, at
The house ~ my Diseased friend, be.wss per.
surfing Biz Iasl stood by bis bedside and
said. - he was too fas gone % talk, brother,
i sou feel happy. squeeze my hand, and he
squozc II.
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kArEs or ADVERTISING. .

pr squsre of 10 lines or less, week, = 90.
Each subsequent insertion, 70 ct-.
t.onvrr advertisements, at same rate. A
fraction over even square or squares, conn'ed
a. . square. These are the terus for tran
sien, advertisements; reasonable deauc-
sior will be made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment nf administrators
end legal notices OF like character ~ br
psid for in advance.
ANNOUNCING cAEpinATEs
For Township off ices, each, s. 0N
For County = 300
For District. Circuit, or State, 5.hu
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'in-nmmste happy u nv world wnnn,
never think % any world without \
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-27
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas Gnd Quarter Sessions November Term Is6O
George johnson, Admir- Of Benjamin johnson, decd,
Enoch Johnson, Levi Johnson Josiah Johnson G. w John
son. Thomas Hghsmith and wife Tobha Gibson Johnson
and wife Mary Charles Band and wife Rachel and Isaac
johnson and wife Ann.
PETITION FOR SALE or REAL ESTATE MAKE ASSETS.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Levi
Johnson Gibson Johnson Charles Bland and wife Rachel
Thomas Hghsmh and wife Tobha and Isaac johnson and
wife Ann nonresdents of this State. 1t therefore,
ordered by the Court that publication be made in the Will
mngon Journal for six weeks commanding the said deten
dans to be aad appear at the of this Court to be
held for the county of Sampson the Court House Cn
ton the Sd Monday of February next plead answer
demur to this petition order Of sale will be made
prayed in said petition.
Witness j. r. Beaman, Clerk of said Court at Office
the Sd Monday OF November, 1861 and 85h year Amer
can Independence
J. n. BEAMAN Cl'k.
Nov. 30h, 1860. TPr. adv 81 OOl-I7.6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-27
December 20, 1860
HOMES, HOTEL.

YTNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he purchased the lease and fur
nture of the JONES HOTEL in Philadelphia. The Hotel
entirely reed and newly furnished last Sprng ln
portant additions will put in this month"; so that the old
and we'll known Jones Hotel will be second to none IN the
city, home for the Of business or pleasure Charges
moeerate and every exertion will made to merit
liberal share of patronage. AARON GAGE.
March 10Th, 1860 166-lm-5O-ly.