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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
J. WRIGHT s. co.

WRIGHT N Ss1'ss CATALOGUE OF GENUINE /
~ and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers a Froprietors lowest Wholesale prices
Es,rf rIeapE la
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ARrIGLE ~. ."m-
watts OF tic nnrties heretn arc dnclnrsA /
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WINES. WINES, WINES, WINES. etc
PORT
80 Il casks L. Knser's Burgundy.
60 u E. Nores :.
40 u :. Royal Company.
IL Il Chamisso Pure Juice.
AZ !. Old Imperial. uu
100 boxes Old Imperial 1885.
40 London Dock, very fine.
SHERRY. q
40 x casks Harmony Nephews.
8a Duff Gordon.
50 boxes very Bne.
CHAMPAGNE.
30 cases Moet 1 Ghandon's Vim Angais.
.., 80 Dell dePerdrix.
10 baskets Sllery.
PUNCH.
40 boxes Batavia Srrac.
CLARET.
400 cases +. Kepper'g Margauz.
200 81. hsenhe.
10 MargauS, lBAT.
WHITE WINE.
90 cases Kleppsr's Chateau Yquen.
In store aud for sale by \. WOLFE
m26 Corner of Grayier and New Leve55 stg .
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ID 30 eishlhs Panst & Co. Gognac 1906 and 1885.
" quarters Champagne Rochelle 4l proof.
% eiEirths e. :,
80 - quarters T. Meutau :. .
30 eghths J.. u. W." :.
Landing ship Athens, from Bordeaux did foE saf b.
y. d. HRAT1hA 4 co.
seq 30 l,nstnnni nns strant
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The subscriber Ia prepared to furnish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD WOOD GUTTER and invites all parties
Interested II planting cal and Sec the performance Of he
Il and p NJ OF the No. Canal street. This simple Ma
chine will do, with hands, much fifteen negroes.
ja3f II +. W. e. COOK Canal street.
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail ora
w the Sd of September, 1860 the dark g boy JNylER
Says he belongs Mr. Trasimond Landry who lives four miles
above La HI is feet inches high speaks
has fingers cut off goaee, and is aged about ~
years.
The will call and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR..
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUGRoS,
SELF lot Clerk of COMPTROLLER
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NEW ORLEANS, February IS, 1867
/ To The Honorable the Common Council
| Of the City of New Dfieans
TIME undersigned owners of property on |
Or street. do respectfully Petition
honorable body authorize that the banquee made in
wood Goodshidren street to Girod street According to
| the City Charter
Joseph Liulla, GOO feet.
Mich. Dunn 81 -
GHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of Board of A ldernen,
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WAS brought TO the City Police Jail on
VI the Sd Of September, 1860 the black hoy MADISON
Says he belongs Mr. an Sparks who sesn the parish of
Jefferson He is feet 1913 inches high, has upper
front tooth missing, and is aged about 40 years.
The will cal claim his properly according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR4,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED "A. DuGRDS,
SELF lot Clerk of Comptroller.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05
REMEMBER T11E4PLAcE
lSWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW "A RRAN G EMEN

CHARLES E. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor ef the ablishmelt long known
as sSWifIss1Fug NtoIes, 81 the sign of5the lden
Mortar, wishes TO Inform the i0rher patrons Of the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed 10
favor him with their CUSTOM that he intends
M ull assortAent Of Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Coloring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per.
fnmeryS&c Andin orderto correct amisappfehen.
sion existing in the minds Of many, that the Drug
Store Is to be visited only for the purpose OF purchas.
Ing box ofYls or barrel Of Ii NO desires 10 call
particular attention to tile fact that besides
assortment Of those articles usually considered a.
belonging 70 the Drug trade, he designskeeping q
great variety 0fsueh needed neEeFy we'll sup.
piled hmtly1 including superior article Of Fifty
Gent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio Coffee, White Sugars,
Pepper. Spices Of eyer5 description, Frime Rio CoE
zee, Hasins, curFantes PFun0s, Flavoring Extracts
Starch sagos Corn Starch, EaEina, Baking PoMdsrs,
Cream Tartar DC. q the Dollar aad Dime pFihci-
PIE - the c1ly one by which people are supposed
70 be goverhs In matters Of trade, and az eyerybody
expects 70 Iaks their purchases whore tho iargec,
smount igoods can be obtained for the least money
ne confidently expects large share OF patronage.
fRavenns, Feb. u, I85gzY ~ 4-S z
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VANCE & HINMAN,
realersin Furniture Upholstery. Pictures, LooktnI
Glasses, etc., No. Phoenix Block, Ravenna, o.
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Farm for Sale.
THE subscriher ofFprs .Torl laaja ~. o.. Il 4

TIE BuUsCFIUtr UHefe TOT saIe his FaFm 0f
\ about ninety-eight acres, situate In Ray1N6n;t
Portage county, Ohio, on the Cleveland and Wells.
vile Tnrnpike and adjoining the corporate iiiiss 81
lhe village OF Ravenna. The farm embraces ahonr
seventy acres ofimproved land, under b "a stals ~
cultivation. and the balance Of valuable tmbefs6
land; the whole pleasantly located, watered By never
failing streams? suitable for grain or stock faFnt
Depot OF the Cleveland and Pitkburg Railroad. ana
few hundred feet Of the contemplated Union Depotof
the Cleveland and Pssburg and Atlantc and E,sst
Western Railroads. The Dwelling House is IsssS.
and commodious, well and conveniently arraneedEs.
with well Of pure son water, a large ofchafd y
other fruit trees. There is large and commodions
farm barn, with sheds attached, hoise and carrsss
barn, and other buildings in good repair-makins
For terms and particulars, reference may be had "a
or to the subscriber. 9i N WILLIAM COOTMlTNkssVs
Ravenna, Aprifl4, 1852 gJHYJFuef 1-pT A"s
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MARES
OT0 GROW ETOCK.-@H Il 81 Coz 4 FarDhaIn vgisb
10 engage one hundred and fity Mares iha ne,t~iTs
season forlthesparpose or raising Mules. VA vi
And Jack and take the mule at four or iva iofti
old, paying therefors from go 10 Ss0s FaEussfl
we'll 70 give call, Farmsro Wishing a rsie fheir
eva stock can have shc qse ofthe same j6cs Osoe,
Olaand Young Warrior ~ 81 1e and ei0. 70
The same will be kept at the stable of nj III Gee 4
few rods north of the Centre of ChsrlenioWn.
ChaFlestown, April is, 1850.
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Or. H. w. WADswoRrH-Dear Sir: In reply to
your inquiries feel it due to you to state that your
treatment done more for mo than / ever expected
possible for any treatment to do, and If partial
statement of my will be Of any to your prac
tce, freely give II. To be brief l will only give
some of the prominent symptoms. first consulted
YOU in September 1859, with the following mptoms:
ChlDs and fever every day every other day. which
had afflicted me every year for go years, never being
entirely rid Of them for any length Of time. MY Liver
was badly affected shown by this soreness and pain
In the right side and shoulder, and numbness In the
right arm which frequently was nearly useless. De-
rangement of the Digestive organs, and pnin in The
back and bowels, with constant flowing or Uterine
hemorrhage, which fast wasting away what little
strength and life there eft In short, allow mo
to say, and my husband thinks and says the same,
that your timely and sklfu treatment saved my life
for my health improved from tho time commenced
their use. The Chls disappeared iDlme ediately, 80
that for 8 months bad only one slight chill which
came on from heavy cold, and after using your re-.
medies months all my other difficulties wore remov.
ed and consider myself well feeling which had
not experienced for 90 years. Doctor, you will al.
ways have my gratitude and my recommend to suffer
ing humanity: My residences is now i70 Detroit street
West Side. Yours, Truly, MRS. M. X. JOHNSON,
Cleveland, Ohio. April, 1860! 'IAS9NN 5tft Y
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80 'eIlaOq 10d Bluo0 60 'oeIld spoM0fI0t4rs
ioIIis % ispm eioq 43Se punoSu duIA euppeeiIP
eqt 'sesso Iu uI sleqiom liz o. elQpIleI 3sOm eqS
81 IIaslI spueuwOo SuoeSai euSs eql lo1 .1uIs16k
-pS lIsqi 81 ssusdxs sIoqA esoqA ssoq, uso % aeu
-ssHlsAps 3uol qons pIogu touuso On 1sql pun eQN
70 suoHs11de1d 1sqio uSqi elom qoum GO $500 ,IkH
-lssT ~ SuI14posd NJ emH on esoi Of not pueuimo1
-e1 lssu1v9 aA 's1B 40 suoslnAu0s 10 seppo In uE
~ otpoCmsSdsLHuv IuJIeAod 5uIsq puy ssoueppuge.
loeJled MA no psIel eq uso II 'ssss9spJo 3dk pds
Lv,gy isow eql 'dnOg0 loa Jellsl ems sI;g pspl1
eqi VI POO Ioa .peiIvn6eut 81 u sIeaoo eus 5at
-lvln5sl lol ,npd 5uIAeTel pua snl5 eVy 5uluet,og
AoJ 'osIu :'oY 'O11OHO 'AHaLNaS1G ~ qSnS tynY
-HIXaL DNIQNaILv SLNIp7dKO0 TTv aO6ii
- ;zIA 'u0Ug1sdeld i0q1O SoA0
IeAo 1em JeIqo sl 81 QolqA sesgS en- Itv q
Jeel Pus sIno uuiIso 81 pug .iug, eisolep ipor
eT 9xnul iouuso pug sssImlBV kI,oel1vd 81 fi-k.Gs
.1noa .spusq uAo sIq "a msql 10 Tusa suo,sH ia 70
uoHoo!!p Ell lspun siseloy sq, moy snp 3usq psIil
SIP sil qoqA uoJ sIooI 6LeA bql .Aoqs UIA r,1Ivi3
-m0o eIHuWUL 1oj eloEIs Ieq,o kus q,JM II 10 nos
lsdmos 81 'siso auel5 I,IA dn ind ., II llipaIuI
seIlIlqIsues 81 Suuepuep 10 ppelsuI spiIqo Inok 10
Supegns eH SuEAomeI "a ssAeNeI kIjusn6ssuoo p1S
pug kuH 30 elvldo o1oeIBd moJJ eegI kIeliue n
lI-6lpuooeS 'weq, 10 eqIIoseId oi s,uisIdmoo eli.
.usJuI q eoueHedxs qSum CoJJ peUIsnb iIsA 81 Qua
uslolsAgd lsIn5sl 10 ueBsAsdeId sql sI aI-,slIS
~ 49, 4 ~ 'noA paleUo e1oto,oIeQ
svq 4osnb 10 sslnu lvq3 wu1,sou GisAe ieAo kIIoed
me s1I eiu1s a e1lsep sA 'IvIGHoO aTILNVjNi =
S.NOLVT 'HQ q,!M noA 5u!lusssid iN
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.,.,,. - !, /. = - N
CLOCKG, CLOCKS, CLOCKS

The best in the world, and warranted to
ST a lifetime. g35saaEij 4s,f BAIRD & WAIT.
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put up in glass cases, air tight and viii keep in any
climate. y fgfhS fttl lsstJ7
The FAMILY CATHA ,RTIC PILL il a gentle
but active CathaFuc, tnat a. the proprietor has used
in his practice more than - twenty years.
The constantly increase Il ling demand from those
who have long used the PILLS, AMI the satisfac.
uon which all express In ~ regard 10 their use has
induced me to put them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession we'll know that different Cath.
aFtics act on different - portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHA lkTlC PlbLhas, with due
references 10 this well esIo ltabshed fact been COM
pounded from q varietyA, IOf the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act ION every part Of the ali
mentary canal, AID good and safe in all cases
where Cathartic is need ~ ed, such as DERArGr.
MENT or THE SToHAcH, - sLEEPIHEss, CosTIyNRss
PANS IN THE BACK ANDls4 ILOlNs, PArH Ann EoRKs
NESS OVER THE WHOLE BoDy from sudden cold,
which frequently, /, II neg "a looted, end in lons
course Of Fever, Loss Of n. EAppelite, Creeping
Sens tion Of Cold over =. the Body, Restlessness. .
Headache, or Weight inlsq the Head, all Inhamma.
tory Diseases, Wormsle =. I'm Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Pu ~ lri6er Of the Blood, and
many diseases 70 which flesh Ii heir, too numerous 10
mention In this advertisement. Dose to 3.
XXX PRICE 30 CENTS.
The Liver Invigoratcr and Family Cathartic pills
ere retaed BY Druggists generally and sold whoie-
sale BY the Trade in ALI the large towns.
ST. w. SANFORD, u. o., 4
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Z January l6, la6O-Iy I'm N 3' g 4 ,'g IN n
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) BAIRD & WAIT

THESE Watches are great favorites with
i Railroad Men, for their extreme accuracy. In
fact they are, with perhaps the exception Of Chrome
meters, costing from $500 to 500, the most exact
pocket times keepers in existence. s13 a72'
I. ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES
Coll and Silver cases ofthe most celebrated and re-
liable makers. Swissor Geneva Lever Watches made
to our order and engraved with our name, which
rable and correct timers. They arc cheap too Chre-
nometer Watches Of all kinds, warranted good as
any In the market. Duplex Watches, beating Sc
conds and half seconds. Magic Watches in Gold and
Silver cases, warranted tip top for time. All O
the above varieties Of Watches We offer low 80
aoo YER OW l'
for each. Call and them charge nothing for
showing. y nlRF at3 BAIRD d WAIT.
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in glass cases. air tight and win keep In any
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Long Lost, but Now Found : i
e} HOLINESS TO THE LoRDii, II

A FTEk twenty years experience, I have
"A succeeded in disco reting = HAIR DYE that q
superior to all others. GTI - : '-e'A'
The undersigned wishes to .nform the public ths,
ne now prepared TO color hair black or brown Al
nall what y usually COSTS and will sell his nm rvalod
dyes. Those wishing to purchase will do Welto cSIf
my Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon at the Coliin6
lair Cutting done in the most approved style. and
Shampooning done truly delightful. h - = n
also manufacture and keep on hand n eplendiA
Hair Kestofativey which will insure 10 Keen the
scalp clear Of dandru, the aching humors Of m
scalp, and prevent the falling OF Of the hair. -
Razors and scissors sharpened.
February /, ls60-ly PROF, H JAMRR
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nR. BRONSON haviaQ been 60 Ter red

nR. BRONSON havinR been 60 fer fedu.
~ ced By consumptios asto be oousideFed beyond
al hope OF recovery By Tie most eminent o. the med
ical profession, and also by hmselfa regular Physi-
cisn Of twenty years praetlee-.s las feseE., een.
ceiyed the idea OF sANALYz1NG THE BLOOD, and
applyngthe subject Of physiology 70 the more ime-
date connection, and eject Of the state or ne blood
upon the health and system The result has been Ne
production Of thls BLOOD F0oD,p from ho ne
which Or. Bronson vas restored 70 perfect healshs
Within six months afteF its Introduction, over i've
thousand cossumptves were enectually cured by ~
you hare any comphint Of eonsnmpttye tenden-
cy, CoUeH, CoLD, HEADAcHH, PALplTATIoH o. Tnn
HAIR, Loss OF APRETITE on Pax IN THR SIEn, lose
no time in procuring bottle OF The BLOOD Fo0ps
II You are sufeFing from NKRVous DEBILTT, or youR
leep s broken and disturbed, II your spirits are De-
pressed, your organs relaxeds you will fnd 10 e
On uniaiing remedy, BY commencing with TIN dFopf.
your LivfR Il torpid, Or diseased IN any manner
whatever, TWO HOTTIES viii be sure 70 ingil,
orate and bring II into lively and heaIihfuI action
In The most Of patient
can here ind the most enlcent and Rratefal felief
Abeneat 10 always experienced amer taking oHis
ONE soTTLE. In MALE on FEMALE CcnrtAlNTs Anp.
WEAkHE6sks, the sufferer, af.er trying other RENEE
dies In vain, may rest assured that certain cure WI
result from TWO on THRKE BoTrLne The "BL0OD
F0ODv 10 eneetual In all cases OF ERUFTIOAs, 61B1r
RHEuM, ScRoyULos and other like complaints. Pale
and emaciated children and adults are Immediately
benefited BY ITS II gives strength 70 the body
and color and beauty to the skin Physicians OF ell
schools are using II with wonderful kueceye. a ss
For full directions, SEQ circulars. Price 4lpeE
bottle. sGQ t93eats el s9hif = 2 i9sss hi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-01
u,-gN.qVHEI FURNITURE:!

IN any ity and as cheap for cash. is offered to the in
rarton OF the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington,
e Purchasing first hands at the factories for cash,
and selling cash or its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled to offer greater inducements to the citizens of Will
op and of the State generally, to buy at home, than
has ever been offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that from the interior of the
State who been in tn habit of purchasing abroad,
o1d give his establishment trial The following
Of the articles be found i'll his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas etes Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
F9cers WhanC OtOmans, FootStOols Centre, Sofa
and card Tables Chairs, Mantle and Pier Classes Secre
res Book Cases Tea, Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety Bureaus Bedseads, Washstands, Toilet Tables.
WarIrobcs Farcy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
BOalsters &c. A large stock OF Looking Glasses, Office
Furniture Chill rens Chairs, Cradles Cribs Trundle Bed
seads, Toy Bureaus, &c 0. Il. FlLLYAW.
March i l6O&27-ly
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In presenting you with DIR. EATON'S INFANTlLE COR
DIAL we desire to state it's superiority every nostru
that nurse or Quack has heretofore offered you
trstt the preparation of regular physician, who is
well qualified from much experience in inante complaints
to prescribe for them SecOndyIt is entirely free from
paregorc opiae of any kind and consequently relieves
by removing the suffering of your child instead Of deade
ing its sensibties ThrdyIt is put up with care,
comparison of it with any other article for nfane com
plants will show the very roots from which it is distilled
being dug from the forests under the direction of Dr. Eaton
many of them by his hands FOurhly-t is perfectly
harmless and cannot nure the most delicate infant and
certain and relief in all the following cases. which is
its chief merit over every other preparation, viz:
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETHING
such as DYSENTERY COLC &C.; also, for softenng the
gums and relieving pain. For regulating the bowels it is
unequaed For Cold in the Head it is relief. Fol
GROUP the most fatal and trying of Diseases it be
lied with perfect confidence; and being powerful anti
spasmOdc in all Of commissions fits earnestly
commend you to loose time in procuring it. Lasty
cost much than other preparations of the kind thai
we cannot afford such long advertisements those
whose whole expense their advertising for the
commends itself the most reliable to all Mothers.
In all cases. the directions wrapped around each bottle
be strictly followed Price, rs cents per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists,
No. SO Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
For sale in Wilmington n. c. by WALKER MEARES.
March 5th, 186O-l53&27- eowly Druggist
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

SAMPSON COUNTY.
WHEREAS information hath this dav been made tn no
w two of the acting Justices of said County by the oath
OF VIM Owen, that slave, his property, named GULL
fOhD hath run away and is out hid and lurking swamps
tons to the peaceful inhabitants of the State North Car
ona and county OF Sampson These in the of the
oae North Carolina to require him. the said slave forth
with to surrender himself to his MASTER other lawful au-
thory and we do hereby order this proclamation to be
pu6shed at the Court House door, in the town of Clinton
and two other public places of said county, and warn the
SAID GUFORD that he does not Immediately return to
MS MASTER lawful for to take said slave by
Killing him. or otherwise, without accusation or impeaci
ment of any crime.
Given under our hands and SEALS this Goth February 1860
l.. A. POWELL, J. p (SeaI1
B. CRUMPLER, j. p (Seall
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STATE OF NORTH CARoL1NA.

DUBLIN COUNTY.
=, Court Of Equity-Fdu Term, 1852
James B. Monk. James Maxwell
BENJAMIN Carroll and wife Mary
T., William Richie wife Sarah Petition to correct arro,
W.; James EVANS VIM Evans, in deed from Jas. Evans
= Hives i wife, = Sanders and &c
wife, and others, heirs at law of
James Evans.
I I APPEARING TO THE COURT that BENJAMIN Car
a ron ana WlIe Mary E., William Richie and wife Sarah W.
James Evans, William Evans, - Rives and wife, and :
Sanders and wife, reside the limits of the State or
deed That publication be made in the WifainqOn J0,>
G notifying said defendants appear the Term
our Court OF Equity to be held Kenansve on the fourth
Monday of March next and then and there plead
or demur to said petition, otherwise the same will be take
ocoHteSsO and set for hearing epdre as to them Wit
ness my hand officially LIST day of February, A. D. 1860
JERE. PEARSALL, C. NJ. E.
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LANDS FOR SALE

- ME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
&T& LAND situated South of and Immediately on the
wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, % to "a miles
from wilmington Their advantages in regard to health
SOIL TIMBER summer and winter range for stock with the
natural advantages and small expense of draining cannot
De eXceiled In the State Having land can use
an oHerng them at lower price per than any this
secnon These lands pronounced by judges fine
cotton lands Persons wishing said lands
Will please address at Westb ooks Post Office, Baden
county, N c., stating The time they will be Maxwels
Depot, on said road and will meet them there and show
them the lands Those wishing know anything concern
ing them before visiting will write and will them
Immediately. J. A. robson
AsAWood, Baden County, n. c., Feb. a. 27tf
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MARRIED..

IN Dupu County the 23d OF February by Rev. J. D..
mGGam r. W. WILLARD. Esq, of Duplin, to Miss JULIA
Fhl Elk, OF Sampson County, N. G.
IN this town on the 10th inst by the Rev. Dr. Drane Mr..
MED o. ELL, OF Mississippi, to Miss SARAH L. WAT
IERS OF Wilmington.
In BRUNSWICK county the 23d inst by the Rev. Doct.
Drane, Mr.. DAVID 5. COWAN Of this place, to Miss
SARAH daughter of the late George Saunders Esq, of
Newbern.
In Columbus county, Sunday the 18th ins at the resi-
ence OF Mr. Jesse Jones, by A. J. Troy ESQ.,, Mr. JESSE
NJ AShEW, late OF Savannah, Geo, to Miss ANN JONES,
OF Columbus county
On me 18th inst, by Luke A. Powell ESQ. Mr.. HIRAM
H. BBONE1 OF Dupn county, to Mrs. ZILPHA A. BUT
LEN, OF sampson county.
IN D9pn county the 18th January by James Caven-
s nc ISL MI =. l. TEACHEY to Miss MARY e. daugh-
ter OF l. Bland, Esq, all of Dupin.
At the resdg9ee of the brides father Mr. Edmond How
ara IN Lower RlchIands Ons County N c. on Tuesday
evening, 23d February 1860, by H. Foy ESQ Mr.
COX, Jr., to Miss ORPOLE G. HOWARD ~ $500
At the residence of J. G. Pickett Esq., in this county, on
me 2th inst, al lO3 o'clock, 2. NJ by j. G. Pickett ESQ
MI GEORGE F. BOWEN, to Miss MARTHA DAVIS
NV Federal Point District the evening of the l4th inst
hAh ANN WELLS, all of this county ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-01

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