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lsiissHssg derniere residence du defunt, con-
asssEa tenant deux cent quarante -trois ar
pents de super6cie, six arpents de face sur
quarante de profondeur, situee a Ia Prairie
Faquetaique, dams Ia Paroisse st, Landry,
bornee au Nord par des terres de Thomas
FL. McGee,. .au Sud par des terres de vii
liam Young, . rEst par le domaine public,
ct q IOuest par des terres de Pierre q Nc
Gee-Une partie de cette terre . etc achetee
par le defunt de Joseph Young, il J envi-
ron vingt.deux ans, ct Ia balanced Thomas
II. McGee, il J a environ un an Ensemble
avec toutes les sbatisses ct anne liorations qui
y sont erigees on qui en- dependent.
p CAROLINE, negresse agee d environ q
ans, aVec ses deux enfants Denise, agee de.
8 ana et Marnnerite de -fle,1x ans. - --
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TTENDU qne LOFTS a. PAr1n, ,des Sources
Y Paroisse ST. Landry, NEST
Plus emnioye daas notre ma nous croyons ne
sfssaires n,a pas utorisation dc
seliecter aucane somme qni nous soitEdue
des atfaires ed aotre nom. s cn1n ntas
aes settes date -
soayelle 0rleans, - sOctobre 1859. s.s Y
IS 1zs'p is6o--Is 5f 7ssss e. REILLY& co.
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aasRyCR IDEs TER as Es.

TnUpRE, g GARLAND agiront CONNIE agens
IL des Te5res, s'enqueront della va!idite des
titres erras ct acheteront ct vendront des tss"
res par commission.
Bureau, rue Lsndry, aux ore'opess-
- F-.. Et~ -rirr 1850
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NOS PATRONS.

-. ,r.6. da r,,,io;, 6-tar ~ 6-;to
,rs i III, 60; no,s ID a.,
mons pes comnses az coilec,,on. q nest ga,
doute ii nour il nlais;r al tracasser noa detenr
Eyni nar kconamie novs ferona ~ contra;ro nne T.
= sSass IL sess 90 ~ 'ou.'o ~ =
s s.'.i'sN = - = 1,4A posDa'
~ :, snss''A' noas sai I
], - - Aos anl's ~ e Z
0. s'ss.s y = 'e4sliS ,a1 W oaen =. nou
'sses1ss' !, 'NsAs ~ -
aia III lusa go ~ Y, ,sseaa' s. que IS
s''e1ss''' "-- -..a.--.----.
IT, Nous ssonliaes requis sd'annoncer fHon. sC Fl
Mouros CONNIE adiaat pour du District com
pose des Paroisses ST. Z Caleasieu, Vermlot
,at Laaye,te, i III prochs na 7av 1866
Gsg d uns election tenue lundi dsarnieI, Yeftss
d6rA ser,t rae,hress u 4 V;lle ~ i'm ons-
'A' g Aess'eufs su'vahs ofas ~ "
: ~. 's ee'ssss ae . ssse = l''1s'
- 1aips' o4mes = israe1, " ga 5a'nee 'y' 1Au, -
susse elroal'' Is ~ Z. Z. bsalacnatn
our oossuossl leless9sese I'm e. e.. . y y assalld
Esg@ La rente des biens de ii Succession I, An.
yustin Leger deceds, 4 et6 renyoy6e iuso,,an o de
Mai proclaim, CONNIE nos iecteurs le rereont en,;
SAINT laviis dams ,,ne autre c,onne ID cete fsn;la
9.ss 81 \
IN so1h1 s. N fRopsS1 m AVEe5 phs ARasEs FEu-On des
5oa'h y ceIse senAae, qae'anea ANS partiFent se
ss'fos pour une parte de chase ct de pc
chs oh e profnes.a1t sans don!e beaueonp DC plai
slr hendas fedro't choisi pour planter leur ten
se yes cavaliers ftret late ct descendIrent lie fu
s1a @ lun denx gssa et tolnb4 % ls des compa-
gnohs de le reever quald le coup par.
,ob hs sa1 comment, ettrols chevrottines asEent
pefcef 70 pea ae AZ: Andre q. robin
Nous e aasens = e olesatre est aangereuse nais
.aeaa fes'elsons apprendFe aue fani
oeals0ap aepsns accident. vi
anaase = que y partle DC palslr eta ter
asaa'a &c y
.s e,-,,ous re,r. ..o,, ~
s,mp,l; de,o;er ,.,..;f / .,.,,a
vilIe i, az ;o..,nr6ts .or,aa 80 ~ !,
sr,c,srs s ,aa.a, a. a.. aa.1.a..s =
.tob neoos,a;eI Taa ,,,ls;t ~ na,,s ;n,.a,aa
som,,s, sasn W uo1' ~ hoas
AZ 4. : {, - 80 ~ ~ s'Ae's
y .sa IS - i '.,s
80 ~ 81 eol',n fan' yous
's''ae0s re e0'1so'' s. ssssarsr ~ rosss 7soat
snon.ant lss s.rages dss sotaas q III
IL u a. ssos coscito-
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~ 1azaRs sBs
IeAaPH AEI lIt,1LI El tiet,dra eonsta tara.nent.
u an approyist naent de- slaee i son III asa-
Tus alne aux tiurant ii saison des
ttaa ieslfs. 5 Ayril 1850
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Ja AUTRE kA0RcEAU DE- TERRE,

sltue la Prairie Gros Chevreuil, dams cette
! dlte Paroisse, mesurant cinq arpents de face
sur vingt de profondeur, borne au Sud ct
rOuest par des terres de Napoleon Robin,
au Nord par des terres de la We Guillaume
Lalonde, ct PEST par des terres de Dupre.
ion Mayer.
| UN AUTRE M0RCEAU DE TERRE.
contenant vipgt-siz arpents de superfcie, 81
tue dams lie meme quarter, ct borne au Nord
par des terres de Jean Bite Hebert fils, a
POuest par l'habitation ci.dessus decrite ct la
terre de Michel Emonet, lEst par des
terres de Pierre Bergeron fills. ct au Sud par
lie Bayou Teche, etant une partie de la terre
acquise de Nine Alexis Mayer, (les batisses
sur ce naorceau de terre 'appartiennent pas
a la suceession).
/ I r S @ L A v e S.
Liza, negresse agee d'environ rs ans, avec
ses trois enfants Mary, agee de 5 ans Flora,
de 8 ans, ct Benjamin, DUN an
Joseph (Joe), negre age d'environ SO ans.
Casimir, 81 :"
Etienne, ' ." SO /"
Aspasle, negresse, IL !"
Etienne, negrillon, 8 {"
Eugene, negresse (maladive) agee den
viron SIS ans.
Prudent, mulatre (maladif) age d'environ
So ans -z....... -s.... $50, -.-0,s rsz..t..
Deux paires de beufs g
de tire, six Mulets, IN Che ksssaa.w lAsssaw
val de monture, quatre Vaches lfA sfaA.aMaSu., aM
a lalt ct veaux environ so tetes de betes
eornes douces, ensemble avec la marque a
marquer les animaux, fguree d peu pres
ainsi > B s.; .43 tetes de moutons !; 800 pa.
gees de pieux 5000 pieux en- cypres un
Diable ct sa chaine - charrettes a benfs,
chaines ct jougs une eharrette a cheval; un
lot de charrues, herses. ct autres ustensiles
aratoires ;;sun lot de- meubles de maison ct
de batterie de cuisine deux armoires deux
pendules; uns fusil de chase; un lot de
chaises. glaces, &c, &c
CONDITIONS ::-Toutes sorpmes au-dessous
de vipgt piastres, payables compliant, le jour
de Ia vente, ct toutes sommes de vingt pias-
tres ct au.dessus, payables en- trois termes
annuels ct egaux, partir du jour de Ia vente.
Les acquereurs fournissant leurs billets avec
bonne ct sufisante caution solidaire, a la sa-
tisfaction de 'administratrice, payables d son
ordre, au domicile de NJ. Michel Emonet,
a la Prairie Gros Chevreuil Lesdits billets
portant huit pour cent d'interet par an, de
leur eeheance jnsqu'au plein ct entier paic-
ment du capital ct des interets qui pourront
s'y accroitre. De plus, les terres ct les es-
elayes demeurant specialement hypotheques
q ladite succession, jusqu'au parfait paiemert
tant du capital que des interets
=ZZs AUG. N. ROBIN, Enca,lteur.
Opelousas, Z Avril 1860.
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pres, petite taille, (supposee 1nissourienne) Ia
criniere ct la queue rasees, ct ne portant au-
cupe marque qpe celles du collier. Cette
mule est dams ce voisinage depuis le mois de
Janvier dernier.
LIE proprietaire est prize de Sc presenter
au soussigne, prouyer sa propriete ct payer
les frais. r5~.''' MICHEL WABLE.
y ST. Landry, 7 Avril lS6O,-5f
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40 ENFANTs PERDUs SUR La GLacE.-La
petite vile de Hardin; situee sur Ia riviere
Illinois, q vingt cinq miles audessus q Alton.
a etc jeudi dernier lie theatre dune catas.
trophe .qui egale .presque en- horreura celle de
Lawrence. zf sfssa s.s55s a@5. " 7ess 4a
Cinquante elsyes du college de Hardin,
etalent, &c jour-1a, q patiner sur Ia riviere,
lloraaue Ia glace ss'est rompue ct tous les en-.
fanss Perception dun seul, ont disparu
sous l'eau. La nouyelle de ee terrible mall
heur a jete "a population du village dams une
CONSERVATION trop facile d conoveoir. Iln'y
await presque5 pas de famille qui n'e1t a
,pleurer une victime au moins. lie Herald
de Quincy qui nous empruntons cette nou
vel'e, ne donne pas de details ct ne dit pas ii
l'on retrouve les corps des victime.
I'm deplorable accident eu lieu, der.
increment dams Ia commune de Bessac
(Charente. N. X...., proprietaire, etait
monte dams Ia cbambre de sou fls pour lui
dire. que dix perdrix venaieut de Sc poser a
qhelques pas De IL mason ct gull pouvait
aller les tirer; mais, voyant que le jeune
hon,me, qni etait q demi endormi, ne SO SOU
ciais pas d'interrompre son sommeil, il le
pria de lui passer son fusil, qui Sc trouvait
dans Ia ruelle du lit, disant quill trait les
tire. lui meme. @ s5..
lie fills saisit alors l'arme par le bout du
canon ct la passa q son pere; mais lie fusil
'afsait pas etc desarme; au moment on le
pere le recerait, un de ses doigts ayant invo-
presse la detente, le coup partit
ct le jeune homme recut toute Ia charge
bout portant La mort utinstantee. |
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lasasin et TELLER de Vetemants i. il
\ sssss ss# NEf.de 8ss-zsss7

sousaIgns 4 lsfayenr lacer Is ses anciens
4 aFpla et qu'il Ell actus
eaaeuent pourVn les vriers et 'gtofes Ie
g me1lleure auali.S pour ton dhabilIemens
n1es et q snfans. Dor6navars /; et
fsIdfa au com aptant ses, ,lemlent. J,
sss pareensea eaaal,s sne daceomn,oder ses
~, 1s
ssspn f1agasan est siIue leaco,gnure des rues
Same -sis ID, residence de I.
~ ssIn N.Y. s,p peapnsss. ID. SHEUBLE
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Eglise Catholique des Opelousas.

W ES Bancs de cette Eglise seront ven
u a dus, au compliant, lie Dimanche de Pa
ques, a Ia suite de Ia grand Messe.
Opelousas 81 Mars 1860.-17 IF.
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Le president Buchanan aura DO ans il q
. dsA cusr ratt.
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Six vaches,deux veaux, troiis
chevaux ct une pouliche, l56.
tetes de cochons, 120 t6tes de
moutons, une paire de bmufs
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Rosaiie, negresse agee

UN CERTAIN MORCEAU oU ACTIoN
DE. TERRE, situee Piaquemine Bfulee, dams la
Parolsse st. Landry, contenant cent vinet acres de
snperticie, bornee au Nord par Pacide Tbibodeau,
au Sud par Raphael Meche, a FEST par lie Bayou
Plaquemlne, ct fOuest par e Domaine pnblic
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OPEI4OJJsAs:
ss s II s
zSAMEDI sNIATIN, Z. AVRIL 1860.

AUX HABITANs sET. AUX COMMERCIALS.
lie goURatEa DIES opELoUsAs etant la fenille Ia
plus sepandue dans a Paroisse st. Landry, remarque
respecsueusement ceux aui ont des avis dopner,
en'ih touyeront un avautage certain en- les fasant
.ingGrer dams ses COLONIES. i.
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Opelousas, Avril 1860.
VBWlB RUg5EQyE.

Succession d'Augustin L6ger, decede
a. vertu DUN ordre de Honorable, la Cour du
AA Quinzieme District Judiciaire de l;Etat de la
Louisiane, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St Landry, il
nier enchersseur, par r. Benguere' ou tout autre
eneanteur doment co;Gmissionne, sur rhabitation
ci-dessous decrte lie Me,credi, Maj proclaim 1860,
propretes ci-apres decstes, appartenant laltA
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Baus DE Paeurs. n eouret nest pas sllse d
daEaa ssa nous toas H pfaisr
rirer eide goftes dun css beaux haufs III
est doatla poids dspaase cslui e ssois dss
Plus pesahts de Ios prairies.
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ng- Nous ,aomiaes requis d'annonoer fHou. sC H.
Mouros CONNIE pour du District COM
pose des Parossea, St. Calcaseu, Vernillon
set Ldayeste ala proclaim .:leetsan, t7av 1860
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Edg La vente des biens de Ii Succession d'Au-5
gustin Leger deeede, aeta renToyee jjusqu'au de-
Mai proclaim, ecteurs le rerrons en-, H.
sant fayis dams me autre c3lonne dc cette fsuiIe
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Verate Pu .bziQue.

Opelousas, Z Avril 1860.
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80
ans election, stenue lundi dsrnieh, 2 feites
dere sept nembles aa Consei.sd Vile et pns ''ns
table, les Aessieurs suiivants OFT ete elus
Pour e Copseit3 3ae ills Le d r. H. Lttell,
=. A. King, James D. Israel, DR.; James Ray, Au.
guste Petrodin J. Y. BaauchanR {. 81 .#. .ss,
Pour Constable al u;lze IN. Mussand. ss
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"Opelousas, 7 Avril 1860.
MULE Ep We.

IL a etc arrete CONNIE
epave, au Pont Rider, Pa
roisse St. Landry, lie Ter
Avril courant, une Mule
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C0T Hs DE r. c.

approuye le IA mars 1860.
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- IA ESCLAVES
a, Franeoise, negresse agee d'environ % ans,
- 1avec ses trois enfants, a savoir Stephen,
negr'i'on age de ans; Elisabeth, negrillonne agee
de ) ans, ct Rose, negrillon DUN an
Me'ane, negresse agee de vingt-trois ans, avec
ses quatre enfans: Evariste negrillon age d;enyi-
ron lt sept ans Valery, negrion age de cnq ans
agee de sept mois u
Joseph, nsgre age l'eny7aan ass ms
Antoine, :" e i" 81 x II
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Stat &c lsl lIoetl9tatre.

II. LASIRhPES, Grethel
0pelousas,7 2 Avril 1860.
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UN CERT AIN. LOT DE WILLIE.

Upeiousas, AvriI 1850. 84es8a##.l=l rs !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

Mr. Pierce was then declared unanimously nominated
In the Cincinnati convention of 1856, four years ago.
there but three candidates prominently Yoted for
from first to last. These Buchanan, Pierce and
Douglas The whole number Of electoral votes at that
time 29G, a majority Of which was l49, and two
thirds was 1913.
On the first vote the South made strong rally for
Pierce with whom President, that section had been
fully satisfied, though he be New Hampshire man.
He received one hundred and twenty-five votes. The
North chiefly concentrated upon Buchanan, who had
one hundred and thirty-fve votes and half. Douglas
got but thirty-three.
There bnt slight changes during the four ballots
succeeding the rst-three votes falling of from Pierce,
and two or three from Douglas all going over to Bu-
chanan. On the sixth ballot twenty votes, originally
cast for the two former went to Buchanan giving him
1885, six more than majority. His vote slightly de-
clined the subsequent ballots until the fifteenth,
Pierce also gradually falling off, end Douglas increasing
to 63, the fourteenth ballot. The fifteenth showed
decisive change Pierce went down to 31 votes, and
subsequently disappeared altogether. Douglas went up
to s. and Buchanan to l68. On the sixteenth ballot
Douglas received % votes, and Buchanan 168. The
former was then withdrawn and Buchanan who had re-
peatedly received majority of votes, during the pre-
vious ten balotings, but had not come nearer than
within thirty votes OF twothirdS was unanimously nomi
mated.
We subOin tabular statement OF the several ballot
ings:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
July 9Th, 1859

VALUABLE CAPE FEAR PLANTATION for SALE.
"a OFFER FOR SALE MY LANDS lying in Baden
FL county, the East side Of the Cape Fear River about
-A half mile above White Hall Ferry, and containing
NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES, less, of which
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES under
cultivation Of the whole amount about FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES are SWAMP LAND AND RIVER BOTTOM; the
balance PINE LANDS upon which there four tasks of
BOXES.
with the necessary buildings good Well of Water, ETC.
The above valuable property, not previously disposed
Of will be offered at public sale at Eizabethtown, Mon
day May 7th 1861 at IL O'clock A. NJ, being Monday Of
Bladen County Court.
Anv person wishing to purchase, the property
and learn the terms etc. by application to the subscriber
on the premises. disposed Of at PUBLIC sale the terms
viii be made known at sale. y. b. SlMPSON:
Bladen county, March 18th, 1860. 5sst'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

THE LEMON SLAVE CAsE.-The opinion of Judge
DEMO- of the Supreme Court of New York, in the Lem
on case has been published The leading point OF the
decision is that VirgiDan coming to New York does
not bring the laws Of Virginia with him, and has no
rights here which do not belong to O citizen of New
York To the clause in the Constitution which declares
that the citizens of each State shall be entitled to all
privileges and nmuntes of citizens in the several States
Judge DEMO gives the following Interpretation
citizen of Virginia having his home in that State and
never having been within the State of New York. has
the rights under laws which native born ctI-
zen domiciled elsewhere, would have, and no other
Either be the proprietor of property here, but mel
ther could claim any rights which under our laws belong
only to residents of the States But where the laws OF
the several States differ citizen of State asserting
rights in another, must claim them according to the
laws of the lastnenoned State not according to those
which obtain in his own The position that citizen
carries with him into every State into which he may go
the legal institutions Of the one in which he was born can
not be supported. very little reflection viii show the
aacy of the idea Our laws declare contracts depending
upon games of chance or SKILL lotteries imaginary policies
OF insurance bargains for than seven per cent per
annum of interest, and many others, void. In otner
States such contracts, of them may be lawful
But no one would contend that, if made within this
State by citizen of another State they would be en-
forced in our Courts Certain OF them made IN another
State in conformity with the laws there, would be exc
cuted by tribunals upon the principle of comfy and
the case would be the same if they made in Eu-
rope or any other foreign country. The clause bas
nothing to do with the doctrine of international comfy
That doctrine as has been remarked depends upon the
usage of civilized nations and the presumed assent OF !ne
Legislative authority of the particular State 10 Wncn
the right is claimed and express denial OIL the right
by authority is decisive against the claim.
Then according to the above decision the clause in
the Constitution relative to the rendition of slaves is OF
no value.
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$50 REWARD.
NORTH CAROLINA INVENTION.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the right to
L facture and sell VIM. E. Wyches Patent Poughs in the
Counties of Dupln, Onsow, New Hanover Bladen and
Brunswick takes this method of informing the citizens that
be has and intends keeping constantly hand good
stock of the above named Poughs at the following places
In Wilmington at Messs. Alderman Betencourts and at
David j. Greers Lamp Store No As Market street; in Ons
low at jacksonville and at Mr. Souherands Store at Rich
lands; in Duplin at Kenansville and Duplin Road.
The original pattern which with almost universal
probation has been remodded and the few slight objections
found to exist have been removed These oughs
confidently offered the public of the best farming
utensils ever invented, without exception
All cash orders promptly attended to-.
J. G. MALLARD
Kenansvile, Duplin Co., April 18th, 1860. 33-2m%
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TTlHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO 80
| GO SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANTA TION SY#
and LANDS, in New Hanover County, l3 miles below -
Wilmington, consisting of 1000 more ess front
ing on the Cape Fear River upwards of two miles, running
thence to the Sea- including Sound and Banks There
tasks of Tpenne Boxes cut and Pines enough for FIVE
six more tasks Wood both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut. and all
yenent to the Some hundred of Marsh and
Swamp Land, might be converted into Rice Farm. The
attention wishing embark in the culture of
Grape, is particularly invited
on the premises are about $50 cleared land quite
number of fruit trees; small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses.
To any person possessed OF sufficient force, this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with
further description useless Come and see for your
00A' - ]. G. PICKETT.
Sept. 3Oth, 1859. 5-t
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Charles Frodsham's London Time keepers, new series
ali sizes, in Hunting Cases and Open Face.
krSole authorized Agents for above,
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DIAMONDS, PEARLS and all the fashionable styles.
Silver Ware unsurpassed in style quality and finish.
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For Sale and to Let.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WlLL BE SOLD, at the late residence of Timothy
w NeWkirk, Decd six months credit ny virtue of
powers under the last Will and Testament said deceased
viz: "DN'
tract of 63l known the first purchase of the
Mes Lands adjoining the lands of Timothy Newkik Jr,
Elizabeth Wells, Wm B. Wells Levi Moore and Wilkins 8
lands, and on both sides of North Branch.
One tract of 129 known Lot No. in the par
ton of the VIM. Stalings Land Gum Branch adjoining
the lands of Jacob Wells Sr. j. K Groves and others
Bond and approved sureties required.
5Fq; 4 F. Pi nJSPHYa R8TERS' Executors
April 26, lS6O-35- is
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

ga-1o B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
E that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he Continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
tends operations person, and guarantees that his
work shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He now constantly employed in and ap-
plying his patent scroll springs without which no
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and ncalcuable benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given to
many breakings. All who want esy riding buggy will
give him a CALL
May 2Sth, 1853 39-f
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ONSLOw COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Term 1861
HILL KING, Administrator Of William Stephens,
"lLLOUGHBY L. STEPHENS IRA STEPHENS, JENNA
STEPHENS, and MOURNING HALL.
Petition to make Real Estate AsSets.
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that Ira
Stephens of the defendants in this case resi-
dent of this State therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Wilmington Journal for consecutive weeks
notifying said defendant of the filing of this petition and
that unless he appears at the next term of this court be
held for the county of Onsow at the Court House Jack
sonville the first Monday in June next answer or
demur to said petition the will be taken pro contesSo
and heard er pdrte as to him.
Teste, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk.
April 5, 1860. pr adv. S. 62.1 32-6t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

SHARP AS A NEEDLE.-The following bon mot was
started out West: A busy housewife was sitting in
a doorway plying her needle Her husband loungng g
on the rail- his foot slipped and he Sruised ms Knee
on the door stone "Ocb" said The, groanlng :" L
sbe. holding ND her needle, with its eye broken out,
W you and have very nearly the same thing q How %
sol" why, don't you see," said she, II have bro
ken the eye Of the needle, man, and you have oroAen
the Knee Of lie idle man."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
Rewards.

$500 REWARD.
- THE ABOVE REWARD will be given to any per-
II who will apprehend and conne in any Jail that
~ get them, my two negroes, SUIT & LEWIS, who
away 1882 from Clark Smith, Georgetown 8. c.,
$l0O for either SUIT is about 27 years old than
feet hgh-very black and very likely and will weigh about
$50 pounds LEWIS is just such another negro Sut
cep that he is not black and has lost part of the fore
finger of his left hand by Straw Cutter.
HENRY S. CLARK,
of Greenvile, Pitt Co., N. c.
Feb. 27, 1860. 27-6m*