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Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Congress in Motion.

The election OF Speaker and consequent
organization of tie House has had a marked
effect upon the deeorum of the members, pro-
ducing comparative harmony and concord, and
it is presumed that both branches are disposed
10 20 to work for the interests of the white
man, Sambo" having had undisputed sway
lor the previous two months. Since eur last
issue the Speaker has announced the various
commlttees-twenty-lwO in nnmber-whose
duty it is to elaborate the various matters
brought before them for legislation, and report
Them back 10 the Louise in their proper and
intelligent form for eIact nent. The Organl-
z.tion of the committees, we should judge,
from the tone of the political papers, has been
a. liberal as could be expected, considering
that it has been customary TO head every COM
mlttee with the parlisans OF the Speaker; at
least such was the construction of Mr.. Orr
There are now no less than four committees
with Democratic chairman, two with Anti Le-
COMPTON aud four with American charmSn.
The 6xst thing after the organization was
the passage Of the Post Office appropriation
Senate was passed with the addition Of several
smendmrni., among them clause repeating
the ftanklng privilege. The amendments. it
is thought, will not pass the House, the doml-
usnt party in VIII Gin thinks it should come be-
fore them IN serperate bill, aud not DC lacked
o 10 the pproprIatIon bill. There are several
important. measures nUw pressing upon Con-
gress for their dellD~rGiion. Tie admission o;
Kansas into the Union, the Pacific Railroad,
tne Huueslead b !, the extension of our com
mercal facilities, by encouraging new lin.s Of
steamers. to say rothiug fthe claims OF some
of our leading industrial interests to a gceater
degree OF protection from foreign competition,
are all measures which deeply concern the
whole ration, and which should therefore eli
cit the earliest attention. There are several
hIghy Important Treaties with foreign pow ers
awaiting action. Our relations with Mexico,
specially, demand immediate action, and we
trust no convention or other President making
project, will be permitted to interfere with such
a treatment of chat subject, as its delicate
nature aud pressing importance would seem to
many others that need not be specified here,
appeal, from sectional, party, and personal feel
lag, to whatever Of patriotism and statesman
ship are still left in our National Legislature !;
and the country has right to expect that the
appeal shall not 60 unheeded.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

RELIGIOUS REvIvALs.-There have been,
says the Georgetown Messenger, very extern
sive erevivas of religion in the surrounding coun.
try this winter. AT Milford, in the NJ. E.
church. We learn that there have been as many
as thirty of night at the altar for prayers; at
Lewes, also, in the old NJ. E. church, there has
been like meeting, with about the same mum.
Der seeking Of night. At Concord, another
meeting has been held, remarkable for it's reIi-
gious impressions on the community. The
Rev. Mr.. Dickerson has evinccd at Milford a
very superior pastoral and ministerial diligence
ard ability. The Rev. Mr. Sanderson, of
Lewes and the Rev. Mr.. Chaplain, of Seaford,
are not whit behind the chief"
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
REM AL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the
COONSL

The su bscrber, having moved 10 the store house
formerly occupied by Spruance Il Megear. and dI.
rccty opposite the Bank OF Smyrna, would respect
fully call the attention OF his customers. friends and
the public generally TO his large aud carefully select.
ed stock of GOODS, bought expressly to suit this
kei. Knowing that CHEAP GooDs are Great Com.
lOrier to this community he is determined moi 10 be
underscld by any one. Having bought his stock low
for cash. he will sell II at very small advance 0n
il better than slow shIihng. Thankful for the pub.
hes generous patronage heretofore he hopes by slrcl
attention TO business and fair dealing 10 merit
nuance of he same. No pains will be spa red give
satisfaction in every respect. Please call and oxam
me stock before purchasing elsewhere. His rent be
ing only about hall as much formerly he intends I,
sell goods cheaper. J. f.. JONES.
NJ B-POULTRY of all kinds. and Country Pro
duce generally bought at the highest prices. iob9G
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

ST. VALEETINE's DAY.-Tuesday, the 18th,
was st. Valentin's Day, though, according to
custom, anytime during this and the following
week will do for these missives Of Cupid. The
custom has well nigh been done away with in
this community. One is not used now where,
eight or ten years ago, there were scores
Even zoe have aot received, this season, our
annual visitors, the "editor" and printer"
whose horrd outlines cone nearer represent.
Ing gnome than anything else. There is no
harm 10 thus taking advantage of the willing
ness OF Cupid ia conveying the tender pas
*lon TO the lassies, o. and while time lasts ST.
'a'en''ne VIII doubtless have many willing
sotaries.
-" '"e IN" 81 'n's month the little birds are
sa@ 70 cnOoSe 'felr mates and why may not
tneif good example be followed by the lads and
Iasses ! And what better way to break the
zee Of cold conEentiOnalilies than by valeu.
tine! This being leap year. too. the I.a;~
are privileged " not to "PoP the question:" al
ieasl 10 spur ON their backward swains by pre,.
ly binis jn the sha pc of valentines.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

FROM EURoPE.-From Europe, by the arrival
of the Canada, we have some additions to the
news. Captain Harrson's funeral had been
distinguished by unusual tokens of respect
The commercial treaty between England and
France suppresses the import duties on cotton
and wool after the first of next July. Coal and
coke are subject to the same duties as in Bel
gium. French silks will be imported free TO
England. The Spitalfeld weavers will have
to ask for few more balls to keep them from
starvation, probably. They are poor, friendess
and in garrets, and their complaints will
scarcely be heard. Savoy and Nice will be
annexed 10 France. The Moors have again
been repu!sed by the Spaniards.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 35
Red, 81 30; yellow Corn 20 cIs,-whte, G8;
Rye, o5; and Oats, 4Octs per bushel Rourd
potatoes, 10 cts. per bushel. Butter 25 cts.
per ID. Eggs, lG per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 45; Red, 81 35; Rye,
93 cts; Corn, II; ; and Oats As cents per bush
ell.
JAMES E. BLACK would respectfully call the
attention Of Farmers and Builders 10 his large
assortment Of dry lumber. lie has now reaey
a choice lot of fence board and pickhts, plain
and fancy, with rails to suit, cheap and on ac-
commndatlng terms.
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SEND FOR
Sir w alter De Reese's
GREAT BOuK.

Every married aud single woman should have this
valuable aud interesting work II will save them
many sicepless nights and days of sorrow Every
Young man and woman contemplating Holy Wedluck
should have tins highly instructive book. twill save
TO those who read II thousands of dollars, and many
after clagrns and regrets. Mothers, Fathers Sisters.
Brothers send for il and read It's instructive pages
You will never regret 1t. Sent free TO any address,
bv enclosing tM stamps 10 w. DE REESE. NJ. d. box
ST. Philadelphia Pa, PosLOhice. feb l6 '06-ly
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
A CARD,
AMBROTYPES VERSUS BABIES.

AMBROTYPES VERSUS BABIES.
The Ladies are respectfully informed that
as the next (coming) week will be the last Of
my stay in Smyrna, | have arranged, according
to promise, to devote the time principally to
the taking of little childrens' pictures. Moth
ers who are desirous OF avaiIing themselves of
this opportunity should come as early as con-
venient in order to avoid disap ppointment. |
shall indeavor to give full satisfaction, and
have no doubt but all will 60 away pleased.
Single pictures, 90 cts. tEFAt Wards Hail.
f. Il. SCOTT, Artist.
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Wind.

The gaze which ragged here on Friday was
places, and much damage was done to property
In Philadelphia two men were killed, at
Point Breeze, by the destruction of the new
retOrt house, at the city gas works. This ed
Ihce was Of stone, $50 feet long, So feet wide,
and 6O feet high. They were employed in the
house as fremen. Two new three storied
brick dwellings, in the northwestern suburbs,
both empty, were blown down, and other dam
age done all over the city. A schooner lying
at Market street, Camden, was blown upon the
wharf, The ship Soutter Johnny, at Walnut
street wharf, parted her cables, rolled over and
narrowly escaped capsizc
At New York many of the ferry bridges were
demolished, the ferry boats stopped running !;
she ship Golden West was badly stove all the
vessels anchored in the North river dragged
their anchors; several schooners were driven
ashore oil the fats; several buildings in Brook
lyn unrooted, and public school in Degraw
street, brooklyn, was entirely destroyed by fire.
In Wilmington, the roofs were blown of
four houses which are being erected by John
Gr'ner. We understand that considerable fence
was blown down in different sections OF the
country, and hay aud fodder stacks tossed abou,
az a fearful rate. The frame ofa house erected
BY Nathaniel Simmons in Middetown, was
also blown down, and various trees were up.
rooted in different sections of the country.
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Thrown FROM HIS HOHsE.-On last We'd
nesduy, 9Th inst, while riding on horseback,
near his farm, Mr.. Thos l.. Sutton was thrown
from his horse and severely, though it is hoped
not seriously, hurt in his right hip and loins.
He was taken to the farmhouse of MIR. Gods
borough, where he remained until Saturday,
when it was thought by his physician that he
could be removed home with safety. He is now
doing very well, and has a fair prospect of be-
ing out again in a week or SO.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Steam Dy ing aEndFScOuring'Es.
tabaishnncmt.
MRS. r. W. SlIITH.

MRS. T.. w. SMITH,
NO. SS ~ Fifth ST., bet. Market and Arch. PAILApEL.
PIlIA.
DiE' r. Goods OF every description dyed to nny CO.
\ lor' Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descrIp-
loh dyed IN the most fashionable and permanent CO.
lorS' ana ihlShed IN superior style. Merlno CASH
mer" anu Grape ShaMls. Table and Piano Covers
CARPETS Rugs, etc, Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
yea all co!ors and warranted equal to new
B-GenIlemens Clothes Cleaned or Dyed on
'eus"haoie Terms ie6 '6O-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

FAIR, FESTIVAL AND SUPPER.-The Ladies'
Of 81. Paul's M. L. Church, at Odessa, will
hold Fair, Festival and Supper on Wednes-
das and Thursday evenings next, 22nd and
23rd, in the AsprIl Buildings" corner of Fifth
and Broadway. The public is respectfully in-
vited.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

FROM MExIco.-By way Of Charleston and
Havana we have later dates from Mexico re-
porting the continued success of the Liberals,
who have now an available force of 10000
men. The condition of affairs is manifestly
critical, and proper recognition of the Con-
stitutional Government would tend to a speedy
crushing out of the various factions which now
divides and distract the country. The new
Envoy to the American Government was to
leave Vera Cruz on the 5th OF March.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

AT meeting held at Blackbird on Saturday
last. the "TOwnSend Wing" in Appoquini-
mink, was successful, electing Samuel Town
send by 70 votes; w. M. Johnson ii, and S.
A. Armstrong, Thomas Jones, and Lambert
Seemins 73 votes each, Delegates to the De-
mocratic Convention on the 18th inst. There
seems to have been no opposition at this meet
ing, and there will doubtless be two sets OF
Delegates AT New Castle on the 18th.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
MAKE HASTE

and get good supply of those beautiful %
cent AMBROTYPES, at Wards Hall, Smyrna
You may never have another opportunity. For
few days only! Good pictures of very small
children, 50 cts. each. Mothers bring In your
babies. f. K. SCOTT, Artist.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

The seventh lecture of the course for the
benefit of the Smyrna Library will be given
by Rev. w. II. Brisbane, Of Wilmington, on
Friday evening next, the 18th inst. Subject
Wits uses and abuses"
Mr.. BIS numerous admirers in this community
will be pleased to again have an opportunity
to hear him.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

THs British have at last made treaty with
Honduras, and ceded back to her what are
called the Bay Islands.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

DIR. Davidson, the niernal machine man at
Hawesvile. KY. has since died OF the wounds
be received from the machine.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

THE trial of Hazlett, the Harper's Ferry in
surgent, was concluded on Friday evening. Mr..
Green, the counsel for the prisoner, made an
able defence. The case was then submitted to
the jury and the Court adjourned. On the re-.
opening of Court, the jury rendered a verdict
ofguilty Of murder in the first degree. The
prisoner received the announcement with the
same degree of indifference that has character
lied his conduct throughout the trial.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

ALMOST AN AMPUTATIoN.- William Sher-
wood, an employee in the Sash Factory of Bow
man & Mitchell, while working at the circular
saw, on Monday last, had his left hand terribly
lacerated by coming in contact with the saw
while in motion-the flesh of the outer portion
of the little finger being torn from the bone,
and the entire palm cut across nearly to the
bones. His wounds were dressed by DR.. Claw
son, who thinks the use of his hand will not be
much impaired.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

SPEAKER PElsNIEeTos is q ruling Elder =,
the Presbyteriarl 20. So church. aud has bsep
for many years.
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For Sale. Cheap.

ONE oX.CARr, nearly new; one Mix's HORSE
POWER, one new CORNSHELLER. Apply 10
dec 20 D. BECK.
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StaUfCP Il DfPEsI.

No l44 North Broad ST. PIIILADEI PIJIA .tb.
proper place, this season, To buy CLON ERSEED and
ROLL BUTTER, which they receive IN large onsn
titles direct from the country. FEB i'm
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NJ atrC s sc 1.

A FINE SPRING AND SUMNER BED.
Oiuers taken tor llusk Mattresses of every dmen.
s'oh win or without hinge the cheapest Mattress i
use 10 The Trade and Hotel liberal discount will
be made Apply 10 +. +. CAUSEY, IT,,
Milford, Del
N B'-MaIresses delivered at any point on the Del.
Railroad. FL o. 3vv
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JOHN H. BOWMAN

bas now manufactured and for sale superior
lot Of CORNSllELLERS, at the Machine
Shop on Commerce st., Smyrna, Del. 1t.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

.rtE "TINES' is published EUery Thursday. By
Roar. D. HoFFEcxER, litOr and Proprietor, at tie
T.mseraaee Hall. Smyrna, Del.
RVS-SJ1scRlrrtoN.-OHe year. so an ddra"ce'
., $500 # not paid tH end Of the year. No paper
discontinued uatd all arrears are Paid-O"ly at tie
.s.i,a Of the Publisher.
For eUsry square Of IL lines, less, first
Insertion, 50 cs tIst subsequent insertion Us Cts.
Liberal arraagsas s"ts male WiM yearly aud haG
velrly a4VertiSers.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Light ! Light! i!

Pure Carbon Oh, at 81 Is per Gallon
FRESH Camphene and Burning Fluid at IS cts.
per Gallon. For sale by Lewis e. Brother.
Del. '"o'
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
TO RENT.

Two Brickyards, one situated near the Pres
byterian church, the others in New Castle CO.,
near Smyrna Landing. Apply to
feb l6. GEORGE J.. MASON.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Dissolution Of Partnership.

ne Fartnershlp heretofore existing under the frz
OF &. H. j. RAYMOND Is this day dissov ID b, mutual
consent and all persons indebted 10 The SAID finn are
requested 10 come UrW and settle their accounts
tiGEO III. RAYMOND.
Jan 5lsl, 1850. JACOB RAYMOND
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

MANY contradictory stories are in circulation
respecting n assault made by Mr.. Edmundson,
of Virginia, on Mr.. Hickman, of Pennsylvania,
on Friday at Washington, but the facts are be-
leved TO be that Mr.. Edmundson, on meeting
Mr.. Hickman in the Capitol Grounds, deiber-
ateIy cut small fir switch, and applied it to
Mr.. Ilickman's face, denouncing him at the
same time as a coward and sanderer Vice
President Breckenridge and Mr.. Keitt, who
were in company with Mr. Edmundson, pre-
vented further proceedings. The alleged cause
speeches of Mr.. Hickman, taunting Virginia
for want of spirit and manhood.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
NOTICE.

FIKNT AND IANT CALL.
ALL persons indebted TO the undersigned by note,
bond or book account are requested TO iOrW ard
and settle the same this month if not they will be
put i'll other hands for collection,
Feb. I'd 1860. JACOB RAYMOND
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

SALE OF PRoPERTY.-John II. Rash has pur.
chased of Jas. l.. Bewley house and lot in
North Smyrna, for $3.50.
Charles l.. Stevenson has sold his house and
lot, at the Depot, to Daniel w. Thompson, for
$l0jO.
Powell Nickerson has sold his farm, near
Wrght's Red House, to Thomas Chambers,
for $4,000.
Thos. J. Wallace has disposed of his farm,
two miles west Of Kenton, to Moses Price.
SEE advertisements of Alea g. Needles,
(Super-Phosphate of Lime, Guano, &c.), A. r.
Scott. AmhrotYnist Geo T. Mnsnn Inhn IL
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
sanla State Agricultural Society.

Schuylkil Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural Society.
liberal deduction mads to Dealers, ali the
above articles.
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
- South Wharves and fl South Water Street,
FIRST Store above Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
ALLEN g. NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER

Highly AmonlaIed composed Of Bones, Hair, Wool,
Animal matter and Suphurc AcId. 1t contains all
tha! IS wanted for flrst-cass Manure.
PRICE, $50 per 5000 lbs. (I4 cent per lb)
n. B.-We wish YOU to bear in mind that In no
CASE do we sell nnv articles unless we know them
he genuine, und would respectfully call your attention
to the premiums taken al The following Agricultural
Exhibitions, dpUmas OF which may be seen at our
Counting Room.
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
FOR SALE.

A BLACK BOY, 10 years old, to serve till
Il. Apply at this office.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

BACHELORS CONvENrION.-The New Castle
chairman of the " regulation committee at last
meeting" we see, has given notice that the
second Annual Bachelors Convention will be
held in Wilmington, on Wednesday, 22d inst,
at s o'clock, p. NJ. This call we think rather
informal it should, by all means, emanate from
the worthy President OF the Association, who
resides in this town. Hope he has not grown
weary in "well doing" and mnde up his mind
to PrGpreSS, or rather retr0g reSS, into confirm
ed Bacheordom. Come, gentlemen, no back
sliding, or you will have all the ladies' in he
community down on you" Follow the Colo
nels example and ever keep the prize in view
ID pair OF cherry lips and silver pitcher.
LEVY CoURr.-The Levy Court Of Kent
county assembled on TuesGay week On Thurs
day the Court selected the following officer. :;
County TreaSGrer-E Henry " hittaker.
COLLECTORS.
Little Creek HuDdred-Thomas p. Walls.
Dover Ilundred-Clayton +. Hawkins.
Murderkill tlundred-Wiliam Allaband.
Misplllon Hundred-Nathan Smith.
Milford Ilundred-Joseph c. Gorby.
Duck Creek Hundred postponed until Thurs.
day of this week.
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
A. ]. Wright, of Murderkill Hundred.
Nathan Fleming, of Mspilion Hundred.
Samuel A. Short, of Milford Hundred.
------~ao-~S----
A GENTLEMAN from New Castle county writes
" am greatly pleased with your sheet, and
think it, in sincerity, infinitely superior to the
Republican, issued at Wilmington. 1t is re-.
freshing and | am gratifed to observe in your
paper great elevation of character; and, what
is of no unimportant matter to the author
Of contribution, correct typography. This
last mentioned particular has, and is now, go
lamentably carricatured in some of our Will
mington papers, as to make a .feller,' some.
times, almost 'cuSs""
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uITRNTTURRl FURNTTURE!!

.s COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
N nv city, and cheap for cash. now offered to the in
cton of the public No. 10, Front Street. Wilmington,
q Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent, the Subscriber is
to offer greater inducements to the citizens OF Will
npon and of the State generally to buy at home than
hos before been offered. Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed promptly forwarded The Subscriber
is pacuar d.srous that from the interior OF the
stat. who have been tn habit of purchasing abroad,
would give his establishment trial. The following are some
Of the articles be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etoeres or Whanc Ottomans FootStoos, Centre Sofa
and Gard Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Classes Secre-
t,res Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
b1ards Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
Varietv Bureaus Bedseads Washstands, Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Farcy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Roagters &c. A large stock OF Looking Classes Office
FTniture Chdrens Chairs Cradles Cribs, Trunde Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c " Il" FiA4d41 AW'
March I'd, 1879 LoJ6zf-ly
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
N,S nTTT NTONTC FERS.


THE Original MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1857, ana first
orcIe of the kind euer Introduced under the name OF
PuLMoS1C WATERS, in hiS any other country all other
PubnOnic Waters are commercials The genuine can De
Rouvn bu the BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER
Relieve Coughs Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S FULNONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvua and TonsOls.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Zen Minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for VOcalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the TASTE
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without Box of
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without a supply of
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYANS PULMON1C WATERS
Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor Rochester N. Y.
Per sale by all gist in Wilmington.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents.
MAY G. lS59.-2O5&36- eow1v.
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sTSTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.


Solomon W. Nash
IN EqLtty: FUu Term, 1899.
n. n Leary, Ext, & others.
TN PURSUANCE of decree Of the Court of Equity of
the county of New Hanover made in this at Fall
Term 1885, shall expose to sale by public auction at the
Market House Wilmington Monday, the 18th day Of
March next the following described Lots in Wilmington
viz " One Lot Orange street. between Second and
Third Streets adjoining the Lot of Benjamin Hoskins the
East Mrs. Guthrie the South and Mrs. StOwes and
Mrs. Sintas's on the West side. ALSO,
The Lot Immediately North of DR.. Dckson's residence
measuring fifty feet Front Street, and running back
feet five inches with the of four feet alley
on one side and six feet alley the other Also three
lots lying between North Boundary Water Street and
the Wilmington Weldon Rail Road-bounded the East
BY Fifth Street and the West by Fourth Street. said lots
being designated the plat which forms part Of the deed
nom T. D. Meares Clerk and Master to WINS. Campbell as
lots Nos. 85 Sc and 81.
shall also offer for sale at the Court House door in Fay
gaerile, on Tuesday The 9Th day Of March, the HOUSE
AND LOl in Fayetteville, on the west side of Wnslow
street. nearly opposite the foundry occupied by B. F.
Pearce being part of the estate of Solomon W. Nash,
deceased.
Terms -One-thd cashone-thrd at g. and the other at
II months from day Of sae with interest from that day
A. NJ. WADDELL,
Clerk and Master IN Equity
February 2, l86O-23-tds.
Fayetteville Observer" copy till day of sale.