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COMMON SCHOOLS.

TTNHE attention of the District School Committeeman
called to the following Section of the late Act
corning COmmonSchOols:
Sec. g. Be further enacted, That the district commit.
tees of schools, to consist of three
heretofore, and each of whom shall be qualified voter
the State shall be appointed in the following manner,
lClt The board of county superntendens county
shall annually the third Monday April and select
committees for the several districts of their respective
ties in all cases where they have not been designated
manner hereinafter provided And it be lawful for
majority OF the parents guardians OF the children en
tied to the benefits OF the school fund.-
legal voters of any district to Designate by written
ton such persons they desire for committee When
ever majority of the parents guardians and qualified
ters without children, agree upon members
OF the committee for any district and state their preference
in writing, signed with their names, and present
ting petition to the board of county supernendens
or before the Sd Monday OF April the board shall appoint
the persons designated and there be three
med and preferred shall select the Others Such petitions
must be signed by majority of those who constitute
whole humber OF parents guardians and allied of
the district each person signing parent, he have chill
den of the age to be entitled the benefit school
fund.- guardian, if he be such ard if he have
dren and be not guardian voter being entitled
to sign his name more than If the children have
father living in the district the mother guardian
sign such petition and it shall be ncGmbent the
toner's Of them to prove that they constitute
majority of the persons enUed to petition The district.
The board of superntendents shall appoint in all other
and when vacancies in te committees after the
annual meeting of the board the chairman may fill them
until the next annual meeting.
STEPHEN D. WALLACE,
Chairman Board Common Schools New Hanover County.
March 2l.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

In Equity-Spring Term, 1861.
Matilda Barden julia Peterson, John r. Beaman in the
right of Sir William Peterson and Moses Peterson Jones
Peterson by his Guardian, Thomas Faison Arabea Pc
terson and Rufus Peterson by their Guardian John R. Bea
and Julia Skes Eliza Skies and John Skies, by their
Guardian John T. Moulton, against John c. Peterson Rob-
ert Gaines and wife Hepsey, and the heirs at law of Dixon
Peterson, decd,
PETITION LAND, FOR PARTITION.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the a.
l. bOve named defendants, John g. Peterson, Robert
Gaines and wife Hepsey and the heirs at law of Dickson
Peterson non-residents of this State it therefore
dered publication be made the Wilmington Journal
for six consecutive weeks notifying them of the filing OF
this petition and that unless they appear at the next Term
of this Court to be held for the county of Sampson at the
House in Clinton the sixth Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next and answer ordemur to the same
will be taken pro and he pdrte to them
Witness P murphy, Clerk & Master of said Court OF
Equity, office in Clinton the 9Th Monday after the 4th
Monday of September, A. D. 1860. -
P. MURPHY, c. NJ E.
March 18th, 1861. 3O6w-Pr. adv. 81 81
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MOB LAVA Free Negro, Sib Rankin, who has
been making threats that he hoped before long to the
time when he could have the pleasure OF washing his
hands in some white man woman's blood and who
carried them out insomuch on Sunday last to knock
an officer down, who attempted to arrest him for
ting disturbance in the street, violently taken from
our town authorities yesterday hy mob carried 20 the
woods and hanged up by the neck until they thought he
was dead lie was cut down, and has since recovered
however. He left for Charlotte last night lie is a
dangerous negro and the Charlotte people would do well
to run him from there-SaLlsburu Bonner, 1911 INST.
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EFOr Sale and TO Let,
NOTICE

Ae OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on Ton
- san SOUND q miles from Wilmington, containing 500
acres zoo of which cleared and in good state of
cultivation and the best facilities procuring mud for m
nurng 81 any plantation the Sound There are all H.
cessary buildings on the premises. Also. nv STOCK
H2RSES, CATTLE, HOGS, CORN AND FODDER'
pLANTATION TOLLS, BOATS AND SFINS. Any
person wishing to purchase would do well to call the
hcTloef Soon Terms made easy. d. J. NIXON.
r S any person in the Southern Confederate States
mas that he wishes to exchange the above
he would do well to call me soon.
March 5th. 1891 l5l-2t-28-3m*
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


John S. Davis, Guardian,
IN EQUl11.
Seth Davis, Calvin Davis and Others
IN THIS CASE appears that Calvin Davis is not in
habtant of this State Ordered, therefore, that notice
be given by publication in public newspaper, that
less said Calvin Davis personally be and appear before
the Judge of said Court at the Court to be held IN Ken
ansye on Monday of March next then and there
to plead, demur the bill Of complaint filed as
above mentioned, that the will be taken pro CoeSS0,
and for hearing erpdrte as to him.
Witness my hand officially, 18th February, A. D., 1861
JERE. PEARSALE q. NJ. +.
Feb. o. 1861. l42lt-27-tc
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D R. HOOD having changed his business from Car
y. riage Factory to PLOUGH FACTORY, respectfully
informs the citizens of Sampson and the adjoining Countless
that he expects to manufacture and keep on hand
most approved styles entirely IMPROVED PLOUGRS
Of steel iron, suitable to different soils and the DIFF
erent changes of poughng that may be required lhese
sizes of Shouels, double Sing tug GUILD BOARDS
COTTON or POTATOE SCKAPERo. Also, new ground
upon stocks which may be changed by means of belts
to suit every farmers convenience will also sell State or
fully received and promptly attended All letters ad
dressed to BOLD K. HOOD, at CLINTON, n, y.
Ian 1861. ZZ-u
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Feb. %, 1851.
Wanted.
OEx NEGROES WANTED.

on NEGROES, NEGROES WANTED.
* GENTLEMEN, your old customers are yet in mark
q ct. All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
wen to give call, or address
POWELL & McARTHUR, Clinton, N. c.
L. A. POWELL. -
J, A. MACARTHUR. lJuly IL, l06O-46~lyF
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
eA THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market and will pay
x the highest cash prices for NEGROES OF any age
~ suitable for the Southern market.
~>@ C. T. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., N. c., June 2l 1860. 43-ly*
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DIR. WILL. d. sONIERS,

Tr Dr. WILL. -. SOMEHS,
n A!iNG PREPARED HIMSELF TO MEET THE VA
e exgences of his profession, and permanently To-
EeDs Ellington, N c., tenders his services to the cti
dscbarge Of the duties of s snV Vocaton
Man 4e confidence and patronage of the public.
lie found when not engaged, at his Office, opp osite
left with Messrs Blumenthal Co.. viii be prompt
Us0e To- [Aug. 81, 166O.-1.R
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NOTTEE

A III PERSONS WHATSOEVER, are hereby forewarned
ia against trespassDg upon any of my lands in the coun-
@ 3 G New Hanover, Bladen Dupln by cutting timber,
ang up and carng off ghtwood, any other kind OF
VIII feeding hogs, ranging stock, hunting for wild hogs
@ or without dogs the full rgor of the law will be en-
o against any person persons respassng in the a.
''' Ut any other ways whatsoever.
Jan. Oath, 1861. ELISHA % A1 22.sm
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which is durable and at the time simple in its
sructioD capable doing work with less water
than any other Wheel in use. II is suited Gris
Mills Cotton Gins, and any other machinery that may be
attached. This Wheel commands the admiration of every
who has witnessed its performance and suited any
location high low read of water and VIII grind from
tlCety bushels Of per hour, without any gearing
belts get Of order and loss of repairing and
yet cheap place it within the reach every one
who can have Mill of aBy kind.
am prepared to furnish WLses and put them in op-
Grafton, and fill orders in my line of business.
put up Gris Mills to clean the grain of all dirt trash
and chaft, and grind nothing but the grain-Saoo As
straeh and circular saws on the most improved plans
Cotton ms with an improved gearing that is simple dura
ble and works with any and all
other machinery that may be wanted.
All work put up durable and in neat STYLE and guaran
teed to give satisfaction might give long list OF cerf
Gates, but my will Omme nd ITSELF
ANY one wanting anything in ny line OF business will do
Refers TOP. Murphy, w. K. Cromare, L. G. Bass and
James Murphy, Esqrs. j. A. PARKER.
March l4tb, 1861. 29-3m*
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

PLOUGHS of all descriptions, Nos. 6, 8,
f5 10, lOt, II, ia, H. II, l6, l8 so; 65, CO.
a1a 1a Ploughs, CansI Barrows, Pitch Forks,
Turpentne and other Axes shoves Spades
Field Rice and Grabbing Hoes; Castings, &C., &c all
stamped with the of the best Makers and for sale at
extravagantly low prices, at ,,r,,,o,,a
March 4th, No. 5, Market st.
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Schools.
ATLANTIC SCIENTIFIC & MILITARY INSTITUTE.


CAROLINA CITY, N. C.
II AVING secured the services of WILLIAM A. HERRING
Esq to take charge Principal of this Institute we
take pleasure in informing the public that the first session
will begin March 18th 1861. ~
Mr. Herring is eminenty qualified to be in charge of an
Institution o this kind He prdcic teacher and en-
gneer-Was educated at Prof N. B. Websters Military In
sutue and at the University of Virginia graduate
IN Lne Sclenhc Department of both these Institutions
MS advantages for knowledge of Agricultural Chemis-
"y nave peen very superior. and special attention will be
pald 10 that department of SCIENCE
Whle this Is also Classical School, it is intended to he
made superior Scientific and Military Institute.
The expenses will be hundred and forty dollars ($l4O)
per session. This amount includes tuition board room
rent room furniture lights, Washing books stationery
and military uniform.
Day scholars will also be received in the Institute
For further information address the Principal at Caro-
INA city JNO. A PARRATT,
r F. BRIGHT, Directors
w. II. CUNNINGGIM,I
DR.. E. L. PERKINS, Secretary.
March 7th, 1861 2s-3m
GROVE ACADEMY, KENANSVILLE, N. c.
5. w. CLEMENT, Principal. DICKSON MALLARD, Asst.
NHE next Session of this School will begin the Sd
L September, 1860
TERMS SESSION:
Board, including every thing per o. to 10 90
Tuition in Elementary Branches, ,............ IL so
- in higher English, ................ 16 90
in Languages and higher Mathematics 2l 90
Contingent Fee, Observation-Disclosures. / 90
Deductions made at the option of the Principal.
July l9th 1860. 47-tf
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XALUABLE sMAmP E.ANDs EoR SALE.

VALUABLE SWAMP LANDS FOlk SALE.
Ea&a THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to go South,
~ offers for sale his entire possess of LANDS in New
- Hanover county, 80 miles from Wilmington, aud one
mile from the Cape Fear River in Cantuck District there
being about $50 all, of which 35 drained
and cleared and in fine of cutvaon-there being
about 200 acres clear, all heavy growth Swamp
Land, being portion of the welknown JUNIPER AND
BEAR oWAMPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
well adapted the produ Of Corn, Peas Potatoes
and Rice. On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
good Well Water The place pleasantly located, and
healthy any in the State Also, another tract imme
diaely on Cape Fear River ccanng 52 acres, about
miles from the plantation all fenced for the purpose
of Pasture. There is about 40 cleared aud well
adapted to Corn Peas Pumkns. &c. Also there any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river
which can with little labor, be turned into money. ANY
person wishing settle himself valuable and pleas
anty located place any in this!counyina good neigh
borkood-woud do well to cali soon am the place
is too we'll known remain hand long. Apply to the
subscriber the premises address Arthur Bourdeaux
Caintuck P. O., New Hanover county, N G.
Aprl 10, l86O.-34-tf ARTHUR BOURDEAUX.
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General Notices.
ROCK SPRING HOTEL.
MARY S. MCCALEB, PRCPRIETREss.
DTD CTrA Nh

OLD STAND.
- THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of returning
:A her sincere thanks her friends for the
liberal patronage her house has received for the past
years, and would respectfully inform the public that
she prepared accommodate Transient
or Regulation the most liberal terms.
Her being situated the South side of Chestnut
street, below 'front.' in convenient location to business
Her table will at all times be found amply provided with
the best market Her kept the best
possible manner rendering every comfort and convenience
to her guest in her power.
continuance public patronage respectfully solicit
ed. MARY =. McCALE6.
December II, IS6O-dtf.
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Rewards.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

SVRAYED OK STOLEN
~ FROM CASTLE HAYNE PLANTATION, on the
llN North East river the goth Feb. inst a " BLACh
~ FlLLY, two years old this spring; she is OF rath
er light Frame and well formed with clean legs and lncln
ing to color having white hairs all over her BODY
and particularly about her second back rib on the
rie hit side has been broken, which has left small lump
will pay suitable reward to any returning her to the
above plantation in Town, and an additional re-
ward of FIFTY DOLLARS for evidence sufficient to convict
anv one having stolen her, HENRY MUTT.
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$3,000,000.

3 SHoEMAKERs AGAIN ON A STRIKE-The bootmakers
of East Stoughton, Mass met Saturday evening to
consult with reference to strike. The meeting was
full, and was addressed by Gideon Howard of Randolph
who urged strike, after which the matter discus
sed and the meeting was adjourned till Tuesday evening
to organize lodge for the protection of labor 1t
said that the bootmakes have been making bootsfor Sc
case which they had and for in 1856 and 1860
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CU-PAHTEERSEtIF NUIICE.
TIHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town of Wilmington, N. c., under the firm and
stye of fSOUTHERLAND & COLEMAN, for the purpose OF
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the mghest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
will receive sell Slaves commission. Liberal adVan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale ~
d. j. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
knorst lot 1870 2-tf
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SI5O h E w A IL ID!

a. FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS on last Saturday 8
a night, the following negroes, viz: PETER, Ell a.
~ LIS JONES and LAVENIA. Peter is very stout W
hmm weighs about pounds about feet IL inches
about Is years old he formerly belonged to Mr. N. F.
Nixon of New Hanover county Ellis 1 is about Il years
rs pounds he formerly belonged about Newbern, n C.,
his wife lives but mOrs recently to MT o. h.
Gavena is very stout woman weighs about $50 pounds is
20 years old formerly belonged to Mr. j. M Fenne,
Of Sampson county. -
Any person taking up either all of the above negroes
and returning them the subscribers in Wilmington or
combining them Jail that get them, will receive
fty for each or one hundred and fifty for all of
them. BAREEN IE1EhnON:
Jan. IA, 1860. lOo-lm-2l-n
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WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET. (BELOW MARKET STREET,)
wilmington, N. G.
T. A. HART & JOHN G. BAILEY, PRoPRIEToRs,
DRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished or unfinished !;
Is new Machinery made and put up old'Machnery over
hauled all kinds of Patterns, Ornamental aud Archteetu
raj will supplv Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
Work generally.
Also T1rpertne Stills and Copper Work in all branches
Ith l269-l1-lY
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$40 KEWARn.

q RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
~ since, negro woman named BRlDGETT. She walks
ON lame but quick of dark complexion low built aged
@ IS or 40 years She is supposed to be lurking the
sound il the neighborhood of Wrghtsvle The above
ward will be paid for her confinement IN wilmington JAIL
or for her delivery to the subscriber. w
An additional reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
be paid for information that will lead to the conviction OF
any person harboring said negro -
Aup q lS6O.-49-W JERE y. hlNG
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NOTICE.

NOVlCEis
Is WE TAKE THIS METHOD of informing the g
a Community that we have new, comfortable g.
~ Jail finished and now prepared to take -x2
aIge of all Neg Oes sent to We pay as hlgn
es as times will afford. Strict attention paid to Negroes
II I In sale, but advances made until times
& oeer Always put your Negroes where they will get
FenIy TO eat and good lodgings. -u,-..
D. G. BARDEN, E. PETERSON.
Jan, 3D. 1861 l9H
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NOTICE.
PPLICATION will be made the President and Board
n Directors of the Wilmington Manchester Rail Road
Company for the issue of certificate of stock for ten
shares in certificate No. 6 issued to David George,
Sr., which has been lost mislaid.
ALFRED SMITH.
March 18th 1851 296t*
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EflR SALE

EO& SALE.
ETNHE SUBSCRIBERS have hand STILL which they
desire sell. 1t is nearly new, having been only
year-in it will hold fifteen barrels and complete
in all its fixtures We Will sell it six months time by
giving good City acceptance. Apply to Roux CO., Fer
nandna, F. NJ. Myreu Steamboat Agent, Savannah,
to the subscribers TEMPLE d BRO,
Nov. l. 1S6O.-l0-tf Waldo Fla
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NOTICE. .


TENHE SUPPLY MILL, Brunswick Co., N c., is now in
operation, at which be obtained any of the follow
ing Lumber viz Pine, Cypress Juniper, Oak Ash and
Hickory Orders for of the above be filed and sent
to any point desired from Florida to Baltimore else
where, if necessary JNO. MERCER.
Dee % 1889 l7-tf
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SECESSION OF R1vER.-Tbe New Orleans Delta
says the communication between the Red river and the
Mississippi s being gradually cut off. The former is ta
king itself off to the Gulf by way of Atchaalaya into
Berwck's Bay Unless something is done to prevent
the Red river from seeding. New Orleans will lose
large amount of valuable trific. company is talked
of to keep the channel open 1t is thought it will cost
60 mn nan
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Head Qualte.s 39th Keg't. N. c. Militia,
SMITHvILLEE, N. c., March 1lth, 1861. {
ORDER NO. ].
BY ORDER OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL an
election for Brgader and Major General will
LII lie held on SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1861.
All Commissioned Officers of the 39th Regiment here
bv ordered to assemble SmhVe that day at II M,
armed and equipped, for drill. -
By order of Col. H. N. HOWARD.
THOs. HILL, Adj't. [3O-2W
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The NEW .. 5. TARIFF.-1he Morrill, tariff is
creating mach dissatisfaction abroad The Paris
Moniteur, speaking of its provisions, says
This retrograde reform has been very badly received
in England and will be better liked in France for
our silks which used to pay nineteen per cent will
pay tax varying from twenty to thirty per cent, and
Wines taxed at thirty per cent, will be assessed at
33 per cent. Ii reconciating should be effected in
the United States, which does yet appear to be be-
yond hope it is proper to surmse that the abolition of
this tariff will be of the compromise clauses obtain
ed by the South If the Union be refsablished the
programme of free trade proclaimed by the South will
open trade and agricultural road to fruitful in
tercourse and large returns"
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II. II. McE<OY u CO.,
,pOCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, South
ITT water Street. WILMINGTON, N. C.
Niug. 23d, 1860. 5Z-u
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dB dIHbL
AnSeV HOhh9

appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
above named defendant Amsey Hobbs, is nonresident
OF this State is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Wilmington Journal for six consecutive weeks
notifying him of the filing of this petition and that unless
he appear the Term of this Court be held for the
county of Sampson. at the Court House in Clinton the
sixth Monday after the fourth Monday March next and
demur to the same it will be taken pro consso
and ard pdrte to him.
Witness, p Murphy, Clerk and Master of said Court of
Equity Office in Clinton the 9th Monday after the 4h
Monday in September, A. D., 1860.
P. MURPHY, C.. n. E.
March 2lst, 1861. 306w-pr. adv. 81 80
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LANDS Fur SALE.

Es
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
Sf@ LAND, situated South of and Immediately on the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, % to "a miles
from Wilmington. Their advantages in regard health,
so timber summer and winter range for stock with the
natural advantages and small expense of draining
be exceed in the State Having land than can use
Offering them lower price per acre than any in this
section These lands pronounced by Judges be fine
cotton lands Persons wishing to examine the said lands
county, N Co. stating the time they will be Maxwes
Depot said road and will meet them there and show
them the lands Those wishing to know anything
ing them before visiting will write, and will them
Immediately.
The above property will he offered for sale at public auc
ton, in the town of Wilmington, Tuesday pE Supe
rlor Court in body or IN tracts, to suit purchasers
Terms at sale. j. a. ROBSON.
Ashwood, Baden County, N. c., Feb "a, 1861. 27.tf
LANDS FOR SALE IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY
HAVING MORE LANDS thanI can work to any advan-
tage am desirOus to sell at great sacrifice l42O
Acres situated from to two miles of the W. NJ R. r.
Y miles from Wilminston at 81 so per about leo
Swamp Land easily drained Any quantity of the best
Shell Mari may be had the place. Also. Tnrpen-
tine, LghtwOod Oak, Cypress, Ash Hickory and Poplar
If the above Lands do suit will sell, Immediately
the w. M r. r., p miles from Wilmington, HOO of
Land upon which the best blue shell mar Turpen
tine bo last winter where fifteen hundred
cords of pine wood may be sold annually If desired ali
the above Lands would be sod An examination will
vince any that these Lands offered for less than
half their value. Onethrd cash will be required;
property town lots would be taken exchange for the
balance good endorsed notes with interest," payable in
and two years. Possession will be given of either
both places immediately sold before the first of April,
but not disposed of by that time possession will be
given until January next The Lands might be turned to
small settlements will sell in smaller quantity and
have two other tracts would sell These Lands are well
adapted to the growth Of Corn Cotton and Potatoes and
are easily improved
any person wishing examine the premises, will get
ticket to Byrdsvile, on the W. u NJ. r. Z.
Any inquiry addressed to Byrdsvlle P. O., Brunswick
county N c., concerning said lands, will be promptly
swered. C, J. BYRD.
January 10th, 1861. 20 tia