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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
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An Irish Legion of the Yankee army are (or were atey)
oamoed at La Grange Tennessee. One Oh tnem tHus
erites TO q Northern paper:
Vesterday received nteingence thae Tue
Io-ns Cen g A. Hurlbuf, had Issued order for
tbe circulation the Chicago Times in this depart
t and to-day fears were confirmed by the paonsa
81 the order in the Memphis Bulletin. Poor old Hu1l
~ pc too If seems Ia taking to the suppression OF the
pre- e. the issuing of proclamstons. (the first decisive
OF LOYALTY ths Government and at the same time
itary inbeciliy and he performs these acts with as
rb grace and much apparent pleasure as ne would
ovinr of bottle of - old Bourbon" the confs
zion of cask oft from the secesE. Poor old ne
oshirner With him the pen truly mig hitter than
r. sword for what his sword could never do behold hs
on has accom- plished. Dont think hard Of him, Ar Ell
- Eeis oply ngDg for Abolition favor and who woua
envy him God knows, wouldn't. Forg We hlm lor lie
knows twha' he does. , l.. ro -
doubtless many OF your leaders wonl1 IKE TO heox nv
the Legion is herring the STORM we nsu u.y osn
times or q Rhie after coming down htIe ~ ." "a
- comfortable and, If had not elt 30 many ADOLF
tion,s,s behind in Illinois, We Woiu o9 ~
t ear ia ne oys' and true the soldiers OF the . h
a - nv love she ISud which gave them refuge
Hras.ion drove them from their own but, although
- hattie for the constitution and tie laws while
80 snain. they do not love the negro They do not con
HIM an equal a'th~7r certain laws Of Asssachlsets
nerior They consider themselves as sTlnGIed IN THIS
var under false pTeten they rover enlisted TO Zee
save. Still they their bold dashng generous heart
j oIone and will be guided BY him. but their enthns
ar. q DEPARTED. They Onger have heart III the cor
g. aud ali they ask is thst they NO lcrger allowed
n fybt for e. constitution, they may he dIsbanfed and
sent their hoes fer they d. not wish to tight Tor the
negro. ~ -. =, .
Such are the sentiment of The egion Among Us the
Times need not supPO ard to-day, If thsre
we're aUy means of smugg your paper through would
end ub list But hope Irenes ct homo will not
let you ai. for want OF support
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

. INTERESTING TO WRARErs CT BUFF FACINGs-
The WI lite buff facing of the Confederate On form is
80 easily soied and 50 difficult to Clean 1t is last going
out Of In defiance of the regulations, of4*rs
aye having their c"ats made plain without any facings
In the English any many regiments have white or
buff facings ard they fad difficulty in keeping them
perfectly Clean little dry pipe clay well rubbed iho
the CLOTH and then brushed out is the only used
by them. Ii the cloth is greasy, make the pipe clay
into paste with little water, rub this paste the
cloth with piece of sponge any other suitable thing
dry it well, rub the dry powder If and brush out it
will clean both the cloth and lace. 4 coat can be
cleaned in this way in ten minutes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
Tho Capture OF the Schooner Hanover by sbe 80 Pc
rate" Eetributfon.

Capt Case, of the schooner Hanover, of Province
town. captured off the Island OF Hayti By the pirate"
schooner Retribution, while on voyage from New
York to Aux Cages, has arrived IN Boston. He took
passage, with bis mats aud one man, from Port au
Prince to New York IN the brig Bird of the Wave,
Capt Robert Murray. Capt. Case thus states the cir
camstances of bis capture:
On the both of January was off the south side OF San
Domingo close by the port oil L'Anse Hainanit, when
saw schooner running down with the American flag
flying her course directly towards me as she
crossed my bow, first her battery, with The guns
ru1 out as her Captain h2i,ei me the American Tag
dropped and that Of The Confederate States hosed in its
place HE display o, force the pirate Of course
overwhelming, aid was obi cd to obey bis ORDERS be
sent his lieutenant and five Of bis aboard in
boat he uteIant was Il Cale boy, Souther0er, Of
the Of Gray who appcQr to be i'll at at the
business In which he engaged be quite court
eous, renaTking that the Hanover good pr z9 for
them, and then requested me to go aboard the Reribu
ton to have Interview with her commander When
Captain Case stepped upon the deck OF the Retrhuton
her commander, Capt. Lock, stepped forwa and said
cab, Capt. Case do you know me-have you ever
heoe Capt. Case REPLIED that TO the best OF his
collection he never had. But kBow you, Capt. Case
very well By reputation, said Capt L9cs; how is your
brother, Reuben Case--yOur name. believe, is Wash
ingt0n Case? Rave sailed out OF Pr6vnceiown several
times once a wbaer belonging to Mr. CbOate.'-
Capt. Case then remarked that he not three
miles from the shore of Hayt when c:ptured. Capt
Lock replied that It tour lnte, aud that he was
prize 10 the ch0oner RetribuCn and the Confederate
fig. As it was impossible to rsist requested the
favor that be would put ashore he assened
telling me to take my clothing and that OF the eW
aud the boat Of he Hanover. he took Dy charlie and
those Of tho mate end the chronomeer which be-
lopged to biz. WheeIwright, the charterer of the
vtss-L l landed the shore about dark. II the
meantime portion OF the crew Of the Ratrlbution
had been sent Oh beard the Hanover, and both
sels sailed CT together. l presume that she was
taken to one OF the Gays and sold to wreckeFs.
The peopIa Of Hiatt received ne in bospitabIe
manner, stating that if the pirate had come within
range OF their battery, they would have given him a
warm reception.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

FR1aHrFUL CALAMITY IN ITALY-says the Christian
World of late date lie town of Locarno is of
those pretty lit hall Italian, halt Swiss towns which
line the northwest shores OF the Lago Meggoire The
chsrch, with its donna towering the other build.
logs, it's coored marbles and quaint old rsscoes ~
Luni, is the one gbt of the little city.
Sunday, the 9th OF January there present n the
church congregation composed, is usually the
in this part of Europe, almost entirely of women. The
men longing aboat the piazza pointed to anohIte
enormous quantity of which bad fallen during the
last six days and nights almost unbroken colamn
Suddenly there dead heavy ial Evidently, they
said another distant avalanche then scream and MUIR
muir OF horror which spread through the quiet streets
All rushed to the spot and fund horrible past
all conception. The dome which covered the body
Cf the church had never been cleared of the con-
stantly falling snow, and the immense weight
accumulated was too great tor the strength OF the
worn out building. The whole dome gave way and
fell in on the congregation then kneeing in prayer
In that DC stiOn fifty hree female oorpses were found
alter the ruins had been cleared by the inhabitants -
One, bride of twenty years Of age, named Bono was
alone extricsed alive and carried to her home with
some hopes Of recovery" but she had broken arm
and both legs. Oae old alone persisted among the
fifty. three who iell victims in this awful ruin.
The first week of April is like fat infantry man.
If usuallv bLGaga a little off @ March
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
$50 FsEWAE3D.

s$S Runaway ft' N the subscriber, last Saturday
* night, my negro ARN Old, aged 20 or 2S years,
~ dark cope color pmmon ize, about feet or 10
incnes high formerly the property CT d Perkins OF
Black Mngo, 8. C, bought bv me st Salisbury n. G.
LIST January lest. inclined think said BOY will
get the Yankees having be raised, think,
some here Eastern North CaroIa PEI laps Washing
ton. the said Per kHs, hi' K 70 erly FIR,
North Carolina Said boy worked. va hied part
of last year, Arnold OOiey, WSdeshOrO n. |
will give above reward for his lfacmeut that
can get him Hsaip.
Pgnawa,, also, with said boy, negro man. ELLlCK,
black built $50 l30 y, uads weight.
a. p opery OF John Spc, GER. thc WIDOW pence, OF
Aneen county, n c. haid regosa may be II mpiny.
Address N0rwooa's, StGuy county, N, G. SpeLceT's
address JilasviIle, Arson, oTth Carolina.
ROWLAND HSRRIS.
213t*,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

FrFECTs or THE BLOCKADE-IhC fOI wig dialogue IS
said to have come Of few days since, between your
gentleman Old farkey who plays the fiddle for the
COWS in the country. We gvet related to by friend
when speaking of the effects of the blockade
'Sanbo want you to come up TO our house AMI play
the violin :"
''Yes, massa." -.
Now don't forget it fer goirg to haTea wedding
So here ia your dollar advance Now be and GONE
early"
Dollar won't do me desc hard times, mus hab more
money n dat"
why, thought your price usod to BE dollar. ho"
much do yon charge Row =
But since de ports hab been bockaded de price % osu
hab z cant afford to play tor less dan one S0l2 ana
q half fac, massa Sherman (IeEGS} Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

TIE YAz)o ExrEDITIoN.-A lsttsr from VcksbuTg
says it is quite Likely that these expeditions through the
swamps of the Yazoo AID 5unnower rivers will yet
the entire destruction OF the Federal army II los
of their ganboas in tbOse waters and when tie rv-
er falls they VIII be lsit on the Cry land and some
twenty Thousand troops accompanying tie expedition
will be cut of from retreat By means OF the transports
and sure tell into bands There is no cause or
apprehension, and before get through with them
they will wish they had never attempted. 10 get to
Vicksburg by that route.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

TIE PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE FOR CoTT0N.-i he
London Merning Star acknowledges the receipt of a
SAMPLE of the rev substitute for cotton Invented by
Mr. Ferrar Trenton Mapleton, Engand, and describes
it ss follows:
l. is. in appearance about as much like cotton as
sawdust is like wheat -four 1t is IN color rather brown
than white II is rough, hard and brittle Is flores
are thin but short 1t has soft down clothing and
INTERVENING with its threads 1t s, in fact, woody
rather than wooy substance. The process to which
it has been subject has 10 doubt effected considerable
change Neither rhea, nor hemp jate nor China
grass could have been lie 10 yield such a material
By any of the arts known to chemist CT manutac-
t1rers Flax cannot be baaten into flores thus fine,
nor stepped 10 any liquid with which We are acquainted
until thus Intern xei.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
April I.


II RNNETH HAYNES. Esq Clerk OF the County QUIT,
writes April q 1868 Dur Dg the lat part OF me
wear 1862 severely afflicted With dis ased Vcr and
many nights while in bed The pain would become 81 eXcrG
iatine conpehed To get out the bed aud sit
uD until the pain woul1 de procured eg boxes
of the s.1OUTHERN HEPATl3 PILLS, and Tie fret dose
took qaue me great relief confined The Plus
,or two weeks and hoe not suffered from hUer disc Se
stnce have recommended em accordingly, AID CVera
Jera"ns want OF them
70 III excellent family medicine for Liver Disease,
bns An Fevers Pueumou Colds, Worms, &C.. be
purchased from ar. K. HAYNES, WhiteVlle, Columbus
County, N. @. ~
Anril & 1863, l52 AS IT..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

PATRIOTISM OF VIRGINIA planters Several of
the largest tobacco glowing counties in Virginia have
held public meetings and determined to cultivate no
more tobacco the present year, Notwithstanding the
high price which the article is commanding. This is
truly Iaudabe aud patriotic conduct 1t is really
eshDg in these times OF money making, to such
patriotic s. irs evinced by a people struggling for
liberty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

. DANGEROUS FEMININE AMUSEMENT.-A new anuse-
ment for women has been invented out in NlDstead.
Conu as sort relief to the skating lever, when the
ice is bad. They stick pepknife into door, about
three feet from the ground and kick at it; they bit 1t
they take it out and stick il in higher up. his was
getting to be avoTite exercise and good many girls
could sick pretty hgb but the amusement has come to
a sudden end t, rough accident 10 young married
lady OF the place wto at the first vigorous kick, went
over wards upon tn floor, ipurng herself severely
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

GCoD FNeTdH G. FFY.--rbe CnoEasti FI:gu rcr
charges tht large qusnties of military clio fi7g. rken
from soldiers WHO Lave died III hospitals ~ louisville,
Nashville AID CthoC points ard h Iii leo tLr
battle fields, have been brought city. to be sent
therce to the negro central escaping 1t IS
also alleged that this clothing less mpregnaed
with disease every, variety of which, measles smallpox
known to the soldiers Is this indirect way the
"iriends the negro" have adopted to Kill him OF.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
MARRIED.

BY the Rsv.D Deems ia Wilson, N O.. on the 2sth of
March 1862 Lieut. j. w. ALLEN late OF tha lst F"rjSa
Cavalry, and Miss MARY SPEARS, of sumpter county.
Florida. '''
On the 3lst Of March, 1858. by Rev. Dr. Deems Mr. g.
r: GAIN, Of Petersburg Va, and Miss ELIZA BETH
BOlSkAU, Of DuwIdde co., Va.
the residence of VIM. Carfaway, Esq, In Wayne co..
u, on the evening of the 2nd rf April BY the Rev DR.
Deems Capt. AENRY Ii. BEST, member of The on of
Gommons tor gre enc county and Miss MATTE c. BEST,
DAUGHTER OF the late kincheu Best Fec of WAYNE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

eALE OF STATE BONDS The bios tor the bonds offered
for by Kemp P. Battle Esq Prest ofthe ATTAIN r
Puflc treasurer. learn that 5000 of the bonds
charged with the city OF haeigh brought 80 cent pre-
mir and Coo EXCHANGED wish the Raleigh and G23ton
aiiTo d paIy, % per cpt. To residue $4,000
taxa 10! cent Premium of the unsuccessful bids
some we're for 49, u.s. lG and lsTgo numbers
l. per cent premium and Tunbers lower premiums
Rd etQh PFCqresS, Cd inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

IRON FORCES IN GEoRGIA-Hon. Joe. W. Lewis
devoes portion OF letter 10 the Atlanta INTEL gen
Ger, to the production of Iron. He says:
Aud having now with seine friends, nearly completed q
forge. am seriously medatng about putting up at
another furnace The Confederacy needs to-day fifty
than they have for through tts and after
wards Besides the spoken Of three others will
he ration in the mountain regions Of Georgia CHI
will supply its present pressing wants 10 bar iron. II had
command of the proper labor and managers, would build
and work fogss and furnaces while this lasted
wing that TIE country will need the products of all that
can be bull and worked ard hope that ferges enough
will be put up after crops made to manufacture
abundance OF iron
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NOTICE..
APP il 9th, 1868.

TVyHE USDER SIGNT D being at home ct this tim and
heing apxi IA to settle up his business before his
uro gives geuera no ice to eli his creditors
sent their caiUs du au henticated BGha Holmes,
so for paymeat a. he duly cOnsti ut my At
torney purp Pes ns inde6 ed to iii lease
make Immediate pa ment to said Attorney
Oh AkLES T. STEVE \S.
Clinton n c., March 2sIh, 1853.
Anr il 4 1868. l49 3t2S.2".
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

AHEAD ALL-MaDy are the jokes got up in
in camp, but think this one will " e1tricae the
pen n ,ns sh
told Us the Glowing Col A and Col B. were COM
aaude Ct rival regiments 10 the brigade Each
auxiousiy watched the other to prevent being out
stripped in efficiency. One day B. was startled by
hearing that revival was going in A s giment.
He Immediately turned round to his aujuant and in
strucied him issue general order conveDing re-
vival forthwith He then made inquiry to the pro-
gress of tie revival in AS regiment, and learning that
fifteen had been baptized he ordered the sdutant to
make detail Of twenty men to be bapssd forthwith
Hor says be- iii be hanged il don't get ahead of A.
this time TickSburg Whig
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
AN Old FASHIONED TRADE.-Oue OF our larres

An OLD FASHIONED IRADE-Ole OF our largest
farmers in this county the other day made trade with
manufacturer OF cotton goods for 1000 yards OF osna
burgs at twelveand af cents Per ard to be paid for
ID corn at fifty cents per bushel his farmer,
short time ego sold the Government thousand bushels
of corn at one dollar per busheL He had more corn
than lie Leeded for his and very properly dis
POSED of instead OF holding it for ezorblant price
Charlotte Democrat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
nuCk.IVHHeR BALE

0N FRIDAY the lat of May will sell, at public au1
ton for cash, the following property, situate in tie
llaRe OF Ellington, in tn county of New Hanover, 10
wit Two ts on East side Long 'Teek Bridge ard
IN the North side of the public road adj the lands Of
HaIlett GARRISON Co.. Lewis and John La kia the
being about ~ 800 teet, and known ormery as Tho
property of Nelson Tay lor. - -
DUBRUIZ GUITAR,
Receiver &c.
3.aW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

To Your PosT.-The Mobile Advertiser aud Kegs
ter properly says the time has when every Ccer
and soldier of the army should be ct his post The
voice of tie North is again loud for war. he Van
BureDs and Bradys among The Democrats, have ceased
10 talk Of peace and swell the shout OF The Republican
for more bloody fields to crush the Rebeliion. We
have before US the mightest campaign Of the war Ii
our soldiers their posts and fight IS they have
done we shall be victorious and there g every reason
to believe hat it will BE- the final and crewnng struggle
Indced tie North virtually admits that the late OF
Lincoln and his Puritan party hangs on the tsus CT
the campaign. 1t is for Lincoln victory Oh dsaih,
crown or a halter. II he Overwhelms Us IN Virginia,
at Charleston Vicksburg ard Murfreesboro', he Is
naster of the situation the North, and Tor Us there
are the horrors of long If he fails, his owe pee
pie will turn upon and reud him This Is what they
believe and upon this programme that the no. an
Barren Democrats cry for war, and give Abraham LIN
coin six months "ninety days. within which to WIN
his crown lose his head How importan then, that
our armies should be FULL and that stray Confederate
uniforms should vanish from The streets OF the Cities and
be seen only with their regiments in tie field.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

ion, Capt. John Flynn, while engaged yesterday, 10
important military service 10 Ashley Rver, met with
MISFORTUNE from tie explosion of gunpowder, by which
several large openings were made IN her below the
water line causing her 10 sink in O few minutes. We
are informed that the water s about fv athOms deep
where she COW es and she will be nearly total loss.
Hbos H1ercur1 7tb 1net
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
April 8, 1868.
$40 FFILw AREg,

- | WILL PAX the above reward for the confinement
* in any Jail where can get him. Of my DO WASH
~ ING IUN, vino ran Away ilUm ne about the 1t Of
&c ober last He is about Il years DID, feet inch
high OF dark copper color, his eff knee BEN in and
his forebger his right hand is eff at the joint Sad
boy may be trying get Vii gnia where he from
the Yankees 49, -
Address, j. II, L WNSEND,
Little Rock, Marion DHt 8. G.
An /. 9th 1863 2I-l0t"
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Eo,Das of the Pirate Florida.

NEW York, April 3-Advices from Bermuda re-
port the ship Star OF Peace of Boston, from Calcutta
with cargo OF saltpetrs was burned by the pirate
Florida. The schooner Adebaran also captured
and prize crew put aboard, when the Florida went in
chase OF another large American ship.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

CONFEDERATE NoTEs IN " AsHINGToN.-Ih nc DAD
Examiner from returned prisoners that Co9teder'e
money goes Washington At twenty I've cents on the del
lar and Virginia bank notes at Fix cents the dollar
Our prisoners who have Confederate sed it
Ruary have exchanged al hse rates TO get yankee
money make their little purchases Of tobacco papers,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

The GEORGIA Governor HIP The following gen
temen have been mentioned candida Icr Governor
OF Georgia: Joseph Il. Brown, Robert To m6s, Il.
Il. Oabanss l.. j. Carried, Ambrose Il. Wright,
Mark A. Cooper, james Gardner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
gsEy IA Is A s1,
uFFiCs GENERAL sUpERlMrExD2sT.
arch 81.

WILNISGTuN q aAh CHsl-Tr r Il. Il. 90.
WiimiDgton, N G, March 80 1868 }
yENHE ATTENTION Of pa ties having cersin . odGce
along the line If this 41ai to- ,bpmsnt, 10 called
proclamation by the Governor of s9ah '1roh2 dated
March H. ls6j, AID are requested 10 comply 9Th the
terms OF sams The proclaim Us l. ndrd oUy Lst
those who bug to and wheJ the p dace mere
enumerated il purct for ones us. at o9usump
ton For the proper shipment OF this, hcWey-r' u Re
1919 ~ Il. Al. DIAM,
tAkeh' Gen SuD't,
ua,oh IN l1ees hf2w272t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

It is strange anomaly in the Yankee character 10
fighting for black WOOL SO often to show, toe white
feather"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

The scarcity of food at Vcksburg arising from tempo
Ia[y causes, no longer prevails The army ia well
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
Z hGCriBg,

The Chattanooga Rebel of tie 3lst March, las the
G}lo wing encouraging article
la he beginning Of this war the South was III most
danger for the lack Of powder ard = all Many heads
were at Que time omiIousy shaken and men whispered
strangely in each others car The need was So Piled
ho WeVer and long since the thought OF its existence Las
passed out mind The present topic OF torebodlng is
fOcd.
Yet, never was the earth so hea;hiuh Within the
interior regions of the country the land is laughing out
the promise of rich crop Of wheat from every seam
sad furrow Especially from Middle tennessee do we
receive cheering news Of plenty in the fields Ihfre
has never been in my recollection writes farmer OF
sturdy sense aud long Observance season, which al
foris US So much hope. The wheat is coming up beau
tiulIy, fresh and lively CALCULATE TO raise large
overPlus beyond last year. Others, verbally aud by
letter, confirm this statement. The gentle rains OF
Spring now coming With the April weather, will, by
the goodness OF God, give baFus loaded to overflow"
ing next fall. We have only 10 collect the crop.
To do this We must possess the couatry. Let the
lders fight for the territory. and the women aud chill
dren will gather the tillage. We will otstarve,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

on record 4:
You men are angels when you woe he maid,
But devils when the marriage vow is said.
The lover not to be outdonc, replied IS follows;
The change, dear girl is easily forgiven
We find ourselves iH hell in instead OF heaven.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

NsPGCh.
HNHE SUB3OhI3ER offers hi plantation l0eated miles
| from Laurel Hi AID from Laurnourg n. g..
Richmond County tanning SD acres $50 in state
OF cultivation aid being planted Ia corn. On the
premises Is c mmodious dwelling kitchen, n'gro
h9 ses ald al other necessary firm bull dnga 10 od
order. Also LARGE and splendid orchard Vi ap lie md
peach its prime location in splen4.d nelghPo
hood for good society, very healthy. -
Any person ing a l0csto7 and good ia' IN WIZ
we'll the Subscriber between this and the 18th
of april next ycuI ,sN,,
hercb Il -l4S-6'&27 2t#
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

NOTICE,
IL PERSONS having claims against the estate Ct the
"a late Dr. p NJ Waller, requested to present the
sama for settlement to J. q. Virgin, Eq
Ii. II. WALKER, Admx.
Aprfl 81, 1863 476'-27lm