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Tie Gfniid IEUry.
His Honor, Judge Giles, responded yesterday
morning to an inquiry addressed to the Court by
the Grand Jury on Saturday, as to whether that
body had the power to arrest, without the inter
vention of the Court. The Judge informed them
that they clearly had no such power. The reason,
ne SAID, was obvious. Any party arrested had the
right to know by whose authority the arrest was
made, so that in case of unlawful Imprisonment be
might have his remedy, by action, against the
wrong doer. 1t was clear, he said, that the party
would be deprived of this right, if he would be ar
rested by order of body whose proceedings are
secret like those of Or and Juries.
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Hafn sc Haag s 4E infant ausf
ten O'clock rom the esdence Of o her m
40 40 oafd street The relatives and friends of the am
On the 9Th instant of dipthera, PATTIE youngest daug
ter OF James and Mary C. Rawlings, aged years an /
&C.. On Saturday, September 9TH, NARY REBECCA, intan
daughter OF Rev. arthur J aud Fanny K. Rich
B.Do ., o.oI HEALTH r. OFFICE Baltimore Sept 1861
oasu.t, ehisS 5;s5r 'os s s
head debility l. dpthera bilious fever g. catarrhal fe
bf2 nanh in
ton OF liver old age 8 organic disease heart peus
unknown nfante s whooping cough total los @au
between between 70 and Is SesWee an Is ant
20 s. 81 between 20 and 3d. between 80 and between
tween 70 and So between 50 and 90 between 90
Males - females So OF which number 20 were colored
G I5fs sla Rs BY Ord dem ~
GROCERIES GRocER1Es J.!
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRoF1rs
Father Abraham has got up
prices Of
TEA, COFFEE SUGAR
little to help him out, but
Flour, Hams, Hidd!ngs, Potatoes,
Old Rye whiskey
and other articles are dorm!
Small Hominy, Rice,
Wines, &c.
For sale by
W. H. MCLEAN,
80 Charles street.
WOOD WOOD II WoopilI
sAVE2sf oFrr by buying wosd st ONCE Of gisy
Steam Fire Wood Hill,
No.sNosgHs4Bssy
JAMES q. JoHRsOH
DR. A. A. BLANpY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. O. A HARRIS,
0so'h 81 NopsH CHAsLIs ssrrzs
kIHDIIFG WOoD KINDLINa WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At OGice Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NoRrH STREET.
s,o- Jas. H, JoBNsoS
REMOVAL OF
WHEELER h WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
7-REDuozp PR1o1s,
with
Glass Cgoth-Pres.er
TmpTovedJ Loop-Check
style
Hemmer, Binder, Corder, &c
Ofice No. PA West Baltimore street
next door to Certlan.a ca
aps-u ". MERRILL, Agent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: hERRILL's BREEcH-LoADINa RIFLE.
+: AERRILL, THOMAS & CO., j.:
mh2etf 239 BALTIMORE STREET. I:
FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS Il CO.,
mn D. 239 BALTIMORE STREET
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD
Any size and length desired prepared atmv
WoOD
For sale at low prices.
W. f. II. ONION,
sow Corner Lombard st and Central avenue. l.
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.

$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE.
YounRers Tenants, Strong and Marzetti Il Sons Eat
lndia PALE ALES. Single cask at 81 60 per Dozen Fire
casks and at 81 50 Dozen These Ales are Of ret
importation, OF superior qualities and in fin condition
For sale by TEiOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
Jel4Sm 90 South Gay street
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AN EPISODE OF THE WAR.-The following affect
ing incident of the is from the New York

AN EPISODE OF THE WAR.-The following affect
ing incident of the war is from the New York
Leader:
"on the first breaking out of the rebellion, Capt.
Stewart, Nirginan by birth, announced to his
vile that he would resign and go South to seek
employment. Though a devoted wife. the lady
held patriotism superior to all minor obligations;
Intention, declared firmly tnaI ie g nm rom hl5
have her countenance in renuuncing his oath
OF loyalty. She and her child would take refuse
IN the house of her adopted father. This deter
mination was carried out to the letter and on the
list of July, while incesssnt peals of distant ar
tlllery were announcing to the inhabitants of
Washington that great battle was in progress
two trembling ladies, with clasped hands, sat to-
gether ID quiet parlor, their tears mingIipg ST.
lently as they watched the gambols of little rosy
child that was placed between them. One LADY,
was Mrs. Stewart, the other her adopted mother
whose husband was then leading a column of the
Union army against the Confederate division in
which Colonel Stewart held command Late that
night Mrs. Stewards adopted father was carried
home, MORALLY wounded, as was then believed,
and so weak from loss of blood that bed had to
be hastily prepared for him in one of the parors
OF the ground-foor. The haveock which she had
made Tor him was stepped in his blood; the haver-
sack OF her workmanship was also Redeemed
Through long and painful illness the General
had ne other Jealous attendant than the wife of
the officer whom he had seen through bis field
glass, few moments before being stricken down
in command of the opposing forces; and all the
weary hours of a slow recovery were lightened
ard frightened by the gambols at his bedside
and in his Of that ladv's child
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hUNKEL's OPERA TRoUPE-Opening Nght.-The
Museum was densely crowded last night with a
very respectable audience to witness the opening
OF hunkePs Opera House. The troupe is composed
OF number of Baltimore favorites, and the recep-
ton given them last night was fatteriDg in the
highest degree
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EUTRITIvE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.--This pr9a-
ration will the hair SOFT and glossy and PREVENTS
falling OF. Composed it is of the purest materials
can be used with perfect safety and all the puo
SEES of Ponade and Oils without producing that greas7s
go common to many hair preparations Prepared only
N,.HYNSON JENNINGS L CO,
Pharmacautsts,
mh26-tfr 50 Forth Charles strapt
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Colonies KANE AND PEGRAM.-For the informa-
ton AID convenience of the friends of Colonies
Kane and Pegram, now confined at Fort McHenrv,
we take occasion to state that in future no one will
be allowed to visit those gentlemen, nor to send
them any communication until it be first read BY
the ''ofcer of the day." No exception to this rule
will be made in favor of any one-not even Of the
counsel or nearest kinsmen of the prisoners This
rule applies equally to all of the prisoners of state
AM OF war now at the Fort. We are told that the
cause of this sudden stringent order the want o.
vigilance,c completely, the part the sentinels
who last night permitted Lieutenant Alexander, Of
the "Potomac Zouaves," to make his escape from
the Fort.
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Uans
4-EG WAETED.-We bavo

Gs+EE5L WAETED.--We have ready sale at
1212@-y81 this time for CARR AGES BUGGIES and EX
PhEsS W AG0HS, beth new and secondhand Persons
having such articles an have literal advance and prompt
sa es oy sending them to the BALTI MORE BAZAAR cor
neF N1[h aqd Saratoga streets Auction Sales every
WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock -
o,c. EGERTON KEYS
aol.pI Projectors and AuCtioneeIs
ME SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO EMPLOY 4
~ q. thaCHEh in his family. He would prefer German
Ter ana qualification He viii be required teach music
on tue ino, and must be able speak the English Ian
suS,e n9entiy. Apply to THOMAS b. ESTEP,
aZF5WE Patuxent City, Charles county Md
! WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF a
-, LADY as goyerness in family for theeusuing year.
wen ,qualned 10 teach English, French and Music a
dress COZ / r nj All STnSE @l"'
a2l-3wt " Ieonar1 e., ~ II ~,
MTANTED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
ever, strong but light ia exchange for very sub
stana Spring Dray, win buy il offered at reas6nab Bile
price. Apply at % SOUTH STREET. ie8-tf
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- PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON Gu AUoE ibis
celebrated Sauce is fast suparseding sll others Fror
richness end delcacy Of its favor, it has attained pu
larty almost great in this country in Europe For
sale by ali 1rstciass groceTs and by their agents,
GREEN L YOE, ImpoYteri
osl-tf So West BAltiuioT strs;
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hoLLIDAT'SrREEr DEMONSTRATIONS IN Slices.
This extravaganza, which is said to be hit at
the times, introducing new scenes and we'll
known characters, is announced for this evening
Miss Western appears in four prominent charac-
tiers, with songs and dances. She also repeats her
performance of Handsome Jack"
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WGnGatIgM.

SOUTHERN LITERARY INSTITUTE.-SE-
~ LECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ron yOi1H-,
LADIES, Mrs. GEoRGIE a. HUL>E Mcleod, frincipsI
southwest corner Of Sharp nd Camden streets uas TO-
the Principal. '' s SotIS ="
I G: BRICK ENSTETN will open his SCHOOL
on MONDAY, 9th CT Septeinher " ''' i'''iI'I S's-
CHARLES STREET. 50 IN Vel IL dS lS0t,t Il
NJ r. WATERS will open his SCHOOL FOR
So, 80 BOYS , At 4 e. CALFEFT STREET, below
to The times. See circulars at the Bookstore of rsS MI
ney, Cushing Co., Howard St. above Baltimore sTiwt
kFR AND MRS. WILSON NJ UkRY5S
lyI SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will REOPEN on
MONDAY, September 10th, at No. North Eutaw Street
in the family. 80 80 ''aiNe'S
Mrs. Gary can be on after Monday, Sent @ At
Hst ss,ieiies, W.. - =, G41''@ street. s5-tf
I YSTRA SEMINARY,
- GREEN .2PRLNG EALLE1-
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DIsLoYAL CoEsUL.-Capt. Isaac Nickerson, of the
whaling bark Acorn, of Provncetown, recently
from Barbados, reports that the United States
Consul at the latter place is dsloya, and that he
heard him express sentiments of bitter hostility TO
the United States Government, accompanied with
oaths,
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The facade of the Church of Pont-de-PArc
(Eure) was ornamented with two statuettes of
Adam and Eve embracing each other, which were
much admired from their great antiquity and their
artistic beauty. The Paris Steele represents that
these statuettes have just been shamefully mutt
ated oy order OF one of the priests of the parish
the Able Octave; it says his reason was that the
figures, being entirely nude, were not a becoming
ornament for Christian church. The Journal
reminds the reverend gentleman that he has COM
Code.
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ii {1EDlToRs OF THE BALTIMORE Sun.
inc Won ha9 me your Local column q Friday
some nooriety Of different kind to that asped
Federal rce d to Towso
town The whole CT Ibis statement so lar as It concerns
taken to oWsonown BY any one 'S an" one nor
ont f 9af fs Of The the d IT.
vgnAis Ieer;ed to above was brought into court and
Que ' Now the S Whole sEpSsi Rs ha
as II refers to me untrue The forfeiture in my case
wednesday was on his representation to the court str cken
great injury bsen occasioned by he publications.
referred to, hope you and the other papers who have
Baltimore, Sept. :, 1861. 1t
1~ED THE STATE CONVENTION OF THE
sSL0DE Of the INV a BSG WI c6 @ee al e
Paul and Lexington streets TUESDAY September 19th
n5 at Il A. Chairman pa,t EGyET EFT, STEELE
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AND BAL
~ TIMORE TURNPIKE COMPANY, 10th September,
Company that VIII hsd at ot til,
p II 6oBER &x r he on p 4 fG 6 efeSs
officers for said Company during the ensuing yelr.
sl)I7,2a&ol4t i--N''0i0' f- Secretary ftSGi
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS There will
Is 24TnF9fd SS 4g Fl hs Fl d Ge Of
sG5% sEr on sEx + ' tRe SliG inst f.
at 9clock Business Of much importance will be sub
u'ittei ior the!r consideration, By order OF the
@I0,{t PRESIDENT.
{ NGURRENT BANK NOTES BOUGHT AND
~ SOLD ny SAN'L HARRIS & SONS,
a4o 1t leG Baltimore street.
'aNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
ffy ietSrs testamentary on the estate Of ELIZABETH
late OF said city, deceased All persons hay
@ CLAIMS against said estate hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the l2th day OF March, 1862; otherwise thew
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate Ali
persons lnGeDtei to said estae requested make
mediate payment Given under nv hand this 9th iay OF
September, 1851 J. ROBE!T ISL; aFi'' "
e-o-ta"tn Executor.
BEANS.-ll bags prime white Bears for sale
81 by J. G. HARVEY & co, IS Exchange Place sl0tf
| RACON.--30 hhds. prime Western Bacon
- Shoulders and Sides, terces Family Hams for
sac ny d. ~ hAKEEY co, % Exchange Place. sl0tf
| E9UTTER AND CHEESE.--25 kegs Glades
BI Butter, and so "Noton's' ? A. Cheese for sale
| hy .. G. HARVEY 4 90 = E..c,anra PInna s1n.Lc
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Mayors OFFICE, CRY HALL,
BALTIMORE, Sept. s, 1861.
s1R:-I was not in town yesterday, and did not
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Dresden,
and East Iudf

ana East India
CHINA,
pi Housekeepers and haginncra wi ma il to tier
a az to call and examine stock wscr wanting
auy oi The above description of goods. '
CuITIAN i CO.
\ os 2l6 and 2iS Baltimore street,
Tr,rort,. If, between Charles ami St Paul sts
articles generally. i12ftt1H
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Major-Genersl J0HN A. DIX,
Baltimore. Nd.
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1~ED THE STATE CONVENTION OF THE
the Office of Governor and Comptroller, will meet at the
SALOON of the LAW BUILDINGS, s. W. corner Of st.
Paul and Lexington streets TUESDAY September 18th
inst, at II A. h. l. EEFETr STEELE,
Chairman tv nalp
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: MERRILL's BREEcH-L LOADING RIFLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
: mh2s-tf 239 BALTIMORE STREET.
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e. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
F o X Y OU n G LAnIEE
HAMILTON TERRACE-2n H. EUTAW 'yTprrr
Ar K DANIEL, F, 4. l. s, Principal
The next Annu2l Session OF this Inst,ufnn will o,
nence as usual, on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEpiRRWW
BEN WIN an elhG'ent cops OF Teachers The Ealriin
fSaplS inert will be under the superinten enc Of t
Misses A iEi neccS Of the PRINCIPAL ole Of Whcm
grauutc or the institution and has had consider Ic Gym
ience N me inS5rucon ana lare mint cf Young alice
~ tht otth me premises conveniently and delight
S situated IN the INST elevated part the CITY with
nanIsomn play.GT9und attached. which is found hghIv
cOna0ci'e 10 IN health OF the Pupils Pos rr,ns,s Of
terms, 4c, may be Aat on Application. ,5,ruksaGwa
| q a
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MisEtLIanpnns

Table Mats Gas Stoves
Foot Tubs, Chamber Bucket.
Toilet Pals,
Willow Basket.
Wooden Haae.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-25


NEW WATER WHREL.-GREAT INVENTION.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of informing the
public, that after many years OF eXperence, ne mas
succeeded in inventing WATER WHEEL winch ne can
confidently beiCg simpler in construction,
powerful performance with given amount or hea
wafer and durable and less liable to get out OF
order than any Wheel now in use or heretofore onered 70
the public ~ mo, =,
This Wheel was patented the 29h January 1851 1t
being packed Wheel no water can escape between tne
top Of the and the bottom OF the cas8 and eons
quenty all loss of power from such escape OF water Is
This Wheel is reaction Wheel It of cast and is
having it done. 1t WILL with Il ee OF
grind from II to 40 bushels OF Corn per hour and s
suited to any head of water from feet upwards 1t has
only buckets and turns out 81 inches OF water
being all that requires for the performance OF any amount
Of labor.
As above stated this Wheel patented and take pleas
ure in offering any person wanting cheap powerful
and durable Water Wheel adapted to grist mills, Hprg
circular Mills cotton gins factories or any other
kind of machinery driving which waterpoWer Is used
furnishing Of Wheels from two feet upwards adapted
any head Of water will furnish and put In running or
der Wheel attached to any person mill for So or Will
sell the right to for $25 will also sell County and
State Rights.
ty or State rights, desiring any information will receive
immediate attention by applying to OF addressing James
Armstrong, John o. Armstrong James Armstrong DOB
binsvlle Sampson county, n c. their Agents essrs'
'"'' q ''A"''' george ". ARMSTRONG, Patestee
nThe patentee refers to the following Certificate from
competent persons who have the operation OF bis
WHEEL
performance of the Water Wheel inverted by George
W. Armstrong of Sampson county, u c. 1t grnds bnshe
of good meal in minutes and 4 seconds with feet men
of water and saves half the water WIN comparison
other wheels. HARDY HERRING.
0'1'' JOHN BARDEN.
JAS. 81. LAMB.
DANIEL JOHNSON.
r. W. TAT0M.
G. W. SMITH.
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Gov. PICKENs TO Gov. LErCHER.-The following tel
egram from the Governor of South Carolina to the Gov
ernor of Virginia, received by the latter Saturday,
and by him submitted to the Convention. Gov. Letch
er's reply to Gov P. " the Convention viii de-
eide :"
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 13, 186l.-To Governor
Lacher:-Received your telegram. 1t is true, Sumter
bombarded all day yesterday, after refusing to eva
cuate and four vessels off the bar with troops
supplies, waiting the tide to in, and the fort
in signal with them. President Lincoln sent special
messenger and informed in writing that supplies
would be put in, bus asked no reply
Not at our batteries is hurt even. The fort
was furious in its fire Our iron batteries have
done great damage to the forts south wall Our shells
fall freely in the fort. The exact effect is not known
but supposed to be serious they not firing this
morning. Our Enfield batteries dismounted three of
their large Columbiads We will take the fort and can
keep sixteen mortars-ten inch-all the time on it, be-
sides heavy guns that will give peace night day
We sink the fleets if they attempt the channel If
they land elsewhere we can whip them. l have now
near 1000 of the best troops in the world and
of 10000 rail roads. The has commenced
and we triumph or perish. This is my answer to you
Please let me know what Virginia will do, as telegraph
you cordially. F. W. PICKENS.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
March 18th, 1861.
RuH.ADELPHIA


Beneuo1a Institution established by special EndOomeat,
for the Sick and distressed, afflicted soth V1red and
Chronic Diseases od especially for the Cure OF Diseases
TEDIOAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Sur
Vl geon. ----...,--.. -, o..ou
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed the DsPensary sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free Of charge Two or three Stamps TOT
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa ooa.
March q, 1861. aVem
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PLOUGH FACTORY.

u r. RQOD having moved to Goldsboro', and located
Ps pectfuy informs the citizens of Wayne
the adjoining Counties that he expects to manufac
tuTe and keep constantly hand the most complete
and suitable selection of the latest and approved
styles sof entirely IMPROVED PLOUGHS,
made of steel ron suitable to different soils and the diff
eren changes of poughing that may be required These
Poughs consist OF sweeps hollow and solid also various
sizes OF Shoues double or single turning GUILD BOARDS
and subsol PL0UGHS ALI of these plough hoes are used
upon three stocks hch be changed by of belts
to suit every farmer convenience will also sell State or
County Rights or District Farm Rights Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. All letters ad
dressed to BOLD Z. HOOD, at Goldsboro' N C.
Jan 24th 1861. 22-tf
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AGaICULTURALI IMPLEMENTS.

AGHICULTURAL TNEPLE NIFiNTs.
sy PLOUGHS of all descriptions, Ncs. 6, s,
AAEfKA 10, l0t, II, III, II, A. Is, Il, 90, 65 so,
z@EzX12. rs and So Eagle A, B, G, D, E and F,
haUd GaIden Ploughs, Canal Barrows, Pitch Forks
Grindsones Turpenne and other Axes Shovels Spades
Field Rice and Grubbine Hoes; Ceatings &c. &C., ali
stamped with the Of the best aers and
extravagantly low prices, at
WILSON'S
Harness. Trunk, Saddery Leather and Oil Establishment
March 4th. No 5, Market ST.
PATNTs-PAINTS.
TlURE WHITE LEAD:
/ '' Snow White Zinc
s. White Gloss Zinc;
Lnseed Oil Varnish, Patent Pryers &C. For sale whole
sale and retail, bY ", II. LFPP4TT,
Feb 19 Druggist u Chemist.
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WILL. d. SOMERS,
"AYING PREPARED HIMSELF TO MEET The VA
rous exigencies of his profession and permanently 10
Gated at Ellington n Co. tenders his services to the clt
zeas of the village and surrounding country and hopes
discharge of the duties of his vooaton TO
merit the confidence and patronage OF the public ~.
NAV be found when not engaged at his Office, opp oss
Orders left With Messrs Bumentha Co., viii be prompt
~ attended to- [Aug. 81, lS60.-l.n
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$3.50 R Z w A kR ID!

en- FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS on last Saturday e
A night, the following groes, viz: PETER, Ell g.
IN LIS JONES and LAVENIA. Peter is very stout NJ
built weighs 100 pounds is about feet IL inches
about 25 years old he formerly belonged to Mr. n F.
Nixon, of New Hanover county Ellis is about Il years
lis pounds; he formerly belonged about Newbern n c.
where his wife lives but more recently to Mr. g.
avenia is very stout woman weighs about $50 pounds
20 years DID, and formerly belonged to Mr. J. M Fenne
of Sampson county.
Any person taking up either all of the above negroes
and returning them to the subscribers in Wilmington o
confning them in Jail that get them will receive
6ftvdoIsrs for each or one hundred and fifty for all
them. BAhDEN q PE1EfSON:
Jan. IA 1860. l0S-Im-2l-u
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VALUABLE SWAMP LANDS FOfG SALE.
IT, THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to go South
G offers for sale his entire possession of LANDS in
- Hanover county 80 miles from Wilmington, and
mile from the Cape Fear River in Cainuck District there
being about $50 in ALL Of which 35 drained
and cleared. and In fine state Of cutVaton-here being
about zoo acres to clear, all heavy growth Swamp
Land being portion of the well-known JUNIPER AND
BEAR SWAMPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
we'll adapted to the production of Corn, Peas, Potatoes
and Rice. On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
good Well of Water The place is pleasantly located and
as healthy in the State Also another tract mme
datey the Cape Fear River containing 52 acres about
miles from the above plantation all fenced for the purpose
of Pasture There is about 40 cleared and well
adapted to Corn, Peas Pumkns, &c. Also any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river,
which can, with little labor be turned into money. Any
wishing to settle himself valuable and pleas
anty located place any in thcouny-ina good neigh
borkoodwould do well to call soon the place
is too well known to remain hand long. Apply to the
subscriber the pre- nses address Arthur Bordeaux
Caintuck ?. O.. New Hanover county, N. G.
April l9, 1860.-34tf ARTHUR BOURDEAUX.
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90 OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on Ton
- sail Sound q miles from Wilmington, containing 500
acres, 200 Of which cleared and good state Of
cultivation and the best facilities for procuring mud for ma
nurng of plantation the Sound There are all ne
99zsaEy Sung a 4f The og Prsmes @ Also ST9
PLAFFA TTON TOOLS, BOATS AND SENS Any
person wishing to purchase would do well on the sub
scrlber soon Terms made easy. ID. j. NIXON.
p. S any person in the Southern Confederate States
has plantation that he wishes exchange the above
he would DO well to oell on me soon
March 5th, 1851 l51-2-29-3m*