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LIE EE2ATEON.

THIS is to certify that have given my son
1 BENJAMIN F EATON, his time during The
remainder of his minority, and shall neither
claim any of his earnings nor pay any debt!
of his contracting after this date.
THOMAS J. EATON.
Witness-SAMUEL PRIEST.
Irasburgh March 10, 1868. l3w3
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,

OLD or YorNo, SINGLE, MARRIEp, OR coXrEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar to Females The
Extract Buchu is unequlcd by any other rene
dy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Irre@ularity,
PdniuIuess, or Suppression Of the Customary
Excavations, liberated or Schirrous state Of the
Uterus, LeucurrhCa, on Whites, S,criity, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex, whether
arising from Indiscretion, habits Of D ssipation
or in the
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 20, l66

REMARKs.--The markets is unsettled, under
the fluctuations in gold, and prices nominal
Ashes firm. Coffee very quiet. Cotton lower,
and tending downward Fish quite firm, with
fair demand. Flour extremely dull, and prices
lower, but mostly nominal Corn quite steady
and firm. No change in oats. Small sales of
rye. Hides comparatively quiet, and prices
favor buyers. Hops sell in small lots as quoted.
Moasses quiet. Pork quite steady, with fair
demand. Beef steady. Lard a shade easier,
small stock. Hogs firmcr, with small arrivals.
Butter pretty firm with good export demand
Cheese firm. White beans advanced, and firm.
Sugar quite unsettled, and prices entirely nom
inal. Tallow will not bear the advance noted.
The market for domestic wool has been pretty
active the past week, and very full pricess con-
tinue to be obtained. The sales comprise AGO.
900 lbs. fleece and pulled at from So a IS, and
small lots of very choice fleece and tub washed
at from 81 81 ,Oj pr ID Billings extra pulled
is held at 81 pr ID. with small sales at that figure.
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DIED.

In Glover, Feb. 2s, Fridde C. aged II months
and 10 days, son of Hezekiah and Mary Bick.
ford.
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AFFInAYIT.

Personally appeared before me an Alderman
Of the ciiy Of Philadelphia, IL. L. HELNBoLD,
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his prepara-
tons contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other
injurious drugs, hut are purely vegetable.
II. 4. HELMOBLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day
of November, 1850. w. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman Ninth-strcet, above Race, Phila.
Address letters fer information in confidence.
IL. 4. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot l0f South Tenth-street, below Chestnut,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

. UGAR MAKERS can save money by pro-
, curing one Of S. +. Cowlcs' Improved Sugar
Pans. Please call and examine before parcha-
sing elsewhere. They are CHEAPER and will
make MORE SUGAR than pans OF the old
style. S. +. COWLES.
Coventry, March 8, lS63-l2w3a
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USE
HELMB0LD'5 EXTRACT BUCXU
ESlOOdy BLOOD 2 Blood
IIelmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sar8aparilla.


8 SYPHILIS
This is an affection OF the Blood, and attack,
HE SgXua, organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears
Throat Niudpipe and other MncHs Surfaces
making It's appearance in the i0rm Of Ulcers
tieumuuld's Exuact Sarsapariila pughes Tho
Blood, and removes all Scay EruptiOhs OF tn,
skin, giving Is Inc complexion Il clear and heal
hy color. Il Being prepared expressly for thi
chlss Of complains, rs blood purifying proper
ties arc preserved 10 % greater extent Ih0n any
Ip,hcr preparation Of sarsapmdla.
GgEZE2B sED'5 BOSE VyaSaa.
An excellent Lotion FOR Diseases Of Il Syphditi.
Nature, and 1s an Injection IN Diseases Of I'll,
Urinary Organs arising from habits Of dissipa
ton, used in connection w.th The EXudcts Bu
chm and SarsapAriilN, IN such diseases as recon-
mcudud.
Evidence Of the most re rousihIc ard rcliabl,
character VIII accompany The medicines
GERTlf.GATES OF CURES,
From eight 10 twenty years standing, will
names known TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties Of BtCHL, see Dis
pu>l,ury uf The Uuifrd S.aies,
See Professor DEWEES' valuable works Of
the Practice Of Phy.ic.
Src remarks made by The late celebrated Dir
.pHNSICK, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by On. EpuRAIW MCDOw
ELL, q ceicl rated Physician, Gnd menlbcr OF Ih'
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and pub
Ii-hcd ia thc Transactions OF the King aAg
.QNccu'a journal
See Cr9rgical Review, publishctsSA
.BENJAWIN lEAvERs, Follow OF The Royal Col
.cEc Of Surgeons.
Sec most Of the late Standard Works on Med
iCinc.
Extract Bucbn, 500 pr bottle, or sir for s. Ok
" SaySapaiHG, 90 " " 0C
THprored Rose Hash 80 - "
or hail a dozen Of each for VIZ co. which wal
lbC sufficient TO cure the most obstinate cases, II
directions are adhered 10.
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed
from observation.
~ Describe symptoms in all communities
lions. Cures gulrantccd. Advice gratis.
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SAM'L w. THAYER, JR., NJ. ID,
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
BRADronD, w, March 28, 1867,

bAADioHDi Va Hlat lli 90 looA.
To t5hoBl It may Concern II hereby certify
that l have been Commissioner OF Orange cOuu-
" for the years 1860, and 1861, and have pro
cured the Wines and Liquors with which have
supplied The Town Agents OF said county, from
Charles Backman, No. So Front ST., New York
lhat have had careful analyses Of said Wine
and Liquor made by Charles +. Chandler, Esl.
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Union Col
lcge, Schenectady, n. Y, and that in all and
every instance the result has been to prove them
to be perfectly pure and suitable for mcdicina
purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend
the house of Charles Backman & Co., to al
those who prefer giving their orders to honora'
bic and conscientious men.
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OHA'S BACKMEN & co.,
IMPORTERS OF
B RANDIES, GINS, RUNS
Win q =, &C.,
NO. SO FRONT ST., NEW YORK
!. 8. GOGNAC, OLD HOLLAND AND GENEVA
CORnlAl GINS,

GDhDlhL utNCi
We would call the attention Of Commission
ers, Town Agents, and the Medical Faculty OF
the State of Vermont, TO our well selected stock
of Imported Wines and Liquors which we offer
on reasonable and satisfactory terms.
We are permitted to publish the following
Chemical Analyses that have been made by en-
inent Chemists, of our Liquors:
BURLINGTON, W., March 7, 1861.
To Messrs. Charles Backman & Co.. New York
Gentlemen we avail ourselves of this meth
cd to inform you that we have repeatedly made
an examination of Brandies, Whskey, Gins
and Wines, with which the Chittenden County
Agency at Burlington, has been mainly supplied
from your house for the past three years, also
specimens from other agencies in the State pro-
cured from you.
We have found them invariably offul strength
and uniform purity and quality, superior in ey-
cry respect TO specimens from other sources
For medicinal uses they have fulfilled our eX-
pectations and received our unqualified appro-
val, and without hesitation we confidently rec
ommend them TO all who wish to supply them
selves with liquors upon which they can rely for
purity and strength.
We are, your most obedient servants
MT TITAXEP In NJ ID.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
6oldsboro'. North Carolina, !
January 23d, 1868.
GEsERxL oRDERs

n
r COMMANDERS OF BRIGADES WILL GIVE "a Tho
officers detailed for recruiting SERVICES Gone from ech
special instructions 20 arrest and forward
their gompsnies all enlisted men absent without competent
IL full pardon as to forfeiture Of pay for the
period OF absence hereby proclaimed to all
eniisteo men aDson without leave who may voluntarily
day of February next. 80
III An enlisted who do not voluntarily retyn with
in the time specified, and all who shall after tia date ab
sent themselves from their commands without proper
hority will be charged with deserton Ind tried the new
Military Court in session. If found guilty, they win
be to DEATH whether present absent and CON-
manders viii be ordered to execute the sentence wherever
the condemned can be arrested.
w. In Companies all the enlisted of which are pre-
sent duty except those absent legal orders
upon regular Division, District and Dc parent
of one for every twenty-five duty in each
company and for periods which, deductng the time
sary for travel will permit the pases to remaia home
fourteen DAYS Whenever they authorized by the facts
stance that no enlisted of the Company absent with
competent authority, Company and kegimental Com
anders will forward through the regular channels At the
and upon the conditions above speced recommen-
dsons of the men most mertoous and deserving OF fur
Tough.
v All enlisted who oversay their regular sick fur
oughs, those granted above, will be Immediately
rested their return examination made the
Brigade Commander, who will either punish the delinquent
charges to be preferred return him to duty
punished the circumstances of the In his udg
nent require.
these orders be advertised week. three
in every newspaper published in North Carona and In the
newspapers published in Columbia Anderson, Greenve
~" Rv Commend of Mai Cen G. W. SMITH:
- SAM. w. MELTON,
Major and A. A. Gen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05

.6s town. on Saturday, slst January, Mrs. CATHA.
RINE JANE CARTER, widow of A. H. Garter, aged SO
years
In New York, Mr.. RICHARD PITTS. aged Is years, OIL
Pleursy followed by Pneumonia AFTER illness OF
week. 6
BE died peaceful and happy DEATH and We hope he la.
realized the pleased assurance,
q Blessed are the dead. whordie in the Lord"
October ls 1862 near New Market Shenandoah county
Va, JOSEPH W. DAVIS of Bladen county aged 81 years
6 months and 81 days
On Sunday the 4th of January 1865 Of dpthers, ELL
IABEIH youngest daughter Mr. Edward and Mrs Susan
j. Smith. aged years, months and four days.
In Keuansviie n G., the 9th January after pain
fu and lingering illness, Mrs. CATHARINE KELLY, wife
Of Isaac B. Kelly, Esq.
In Kenansville o. on the 9th JAM of scarlet Fever
LATINE IVERSON, aged six months
On the 18th Jan, EUGENE PERCY, aged five Yeas, II
months and Ii days.
On the 10th Jan, HERBERT ALPHONZo, aged years
months aid six days. Children of Mr. j. and Mrs Mary
b. Chestnut.
Thus in the short space of three days. taken
from their offspring lovely and interesting children by
most nsidous and fatal of all nfantie diseases SCdrina
Leaves have their time to fall,
Flowers to wither at the North winds breath
And stars to set, but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh death
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
GO TO BALDWIN IS,
! MARKET STREET,

90 MHhhEI SIKEEI,
FOR cotton YARNS,
Salt Sacks, holding z. bnsheis of Salt
!" Cutting and Trimming Goats. Pants and Vests,
I" Military Garments,
" Military and Civic Caps,
. Soap for Shaving and " as hing
$ English RBzors Brushes &C.,
{" Dressing Combs and Hair BRUSHES,
s. shrss Tor the Camp aud Field.
q 4bee'ings by the bale,
: = Half Hose, Gloves, &c.
sc making arrangements for receiving supplies from
different Factories iii the South and from Steamers they
arrive.
Military foods, Caps HAS &C.. &C. daily expected, at
BALDT1N'S Civic and Military,
Furnishing House,
80 Market Street Wilmington, n C.
Jan. rs 9ieod-tf
POST OFFICE,
WlLM1SGroE, NC
February 3D. 1868.
TEiENAlLs for Fayettevi le Goldsboro' and Tsrbcro
close daily, except sunday, at M.
D. DICKSON, Pm.
Ian I'd 1868 GIFT
BAGS BAGs!, BAGst,!
CALL quick while the price is low. The material
These Sacks hold two and half bushels.
Cab at BALBwIN's.
Feb. 3D. 1853 90, eod3t
HEADQUARTERS WILMINGTON
Jan. Odd. 1858. {
Market Carts with provisions will be allowed pas. and
repass the lines ti further orders.
WI. C. WHITING,
Brig. General.
&ssingle copies of the DAILY JOURNAL for sale at the
AT cents nAr cony
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
A PROCLAMATION,
ZERuLnN ~. VANCE.

ZERULON ID. VANCE,
GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Whereas, it has been made known 10 me that large
number Of soldiers from our armies are absent from their
need being confidently believed that large major
OF desire to see their homes and friends
once more after long absence, and because
sbare ali the dangers and hardshps of the field alone and
whereas, Maj Gen. G. W. Smith, In command OF the Do
s an ~ ali
voluntarily return duty by the 10Th day Of February next
punishment than forfeiture pay they
absent without leave and declaring further
ruary shall when apprehended tried for deseOn and
upon conviction, be made to suffer death
State of North CAROLINA do issue this my proclamation to
all soldiers from this State serving in the armies Of the
them to leturn 70 duty with their
exhortng them to avail themselves OF this opportrni
ty of saving their friends from the disgrace and infamy
which Cling to the name of the from
his countrys and themselves from elons death
Many carrying their country nag in triumph through
bloody conflicts and making themselves name, of
which their chiidrens children might have been justly
proud have forfeited all by abssntiBg themselves at
when their own State invaded and about TO be
desoated by brutal, half savage Zoe; Now the time
to them to stand by their country yet little aud
of the State, which they have helped hundred
hard fought elds and appeal to all good and oyal cu
throughout the state TO give tne influence 70 induce
his patriotism and honor suppose that he can remain at
aided need Be BY the ooDfederacy sha be put
force to arrest him bring hum punishment after
10th day February next and there sha be reSt for
the deserter in the borders of North Carolina And let
their deseion declaring that they home
to take their famies they will add nothing to the
comforts of their families by hiding like guilty in the
by day. and by pndering their neghbors by ngh
they only bring shame and suffering the heads OF the
innocent and their little Children when gray headed old
will have the finger of scorn pointed at them ard
bitter aunt will ring in their ears, Your father
skulked the woods to keep from fighting for his coun
try"
lies and each county making similar provision and as
your Chief Magistrate promise you that the wife and child
soldier who in the army doing his duty shall share
bushel of meal and the last pound OF meat the
every patriot in the land assst with all his in
fuence execution of this proclamation, and vico
rious will again be flied and our country be rid
of the enemy.
49, In witness whereof, ZEBULoN B. VANCE, Gov
IL. ernor, Captain General and Commander Chief.
1911 hath signed these presents and caused the great
Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done City of Raleigh the 18th day of January,
in the year of our Lord, 1863 -
2. B. VANCE.
By the Governor:
K. IL. BATTLE, JR.,
Private Secretary.
Jan. %. 93-lw-l6-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
,Ane EEaRruder Fleet

The success OF the Magruder feet has demonstrated
its efficacy. To aid friends at other POI ITS in pre-
pairing TO meet the enemy, we give them idea Of
Gen. Magruders plan. If not original it is better it
successful We believe the credit of the invention is
due to iim Whistler this is or not, we trust our
naval in other quarters will not hesitate adopt
because it was not got up by sailor Quite feet OF
boats being got ready this plan here and It
will teach the invaders what it is to attempt breach
Of our det-nces. The wooden walls OF England
have long been famous. 1t is lett for Texas to gain
equal credit with the cotton walls defending her
She has made good beginning
Our rivers and harbOrs abound in high and low
pressure steamers, adapted the river commerce The
huls OF these steamers are usually good apd with the
requisite Strengthening, such Captain Lubbock has
put into the State boat Bayou City, be made suf
eli atty staunch for rams.
pom the boiler deck cotton bales two or three deep
are piled up and securely fastened to frames built up
from the hold of the boat. These extend all Around the
boilers and machinery. row of cotton bales is also
placed the cabin, 9Dd another the hurricane d. ck
to protect the sharp-sh0oters.
SharpshoOters and swiveis from behind these upper
oreastwOrks are enabled In perfect safety to sweep the
decks of the enemy and thus prepare the way for board
ers.
These boats are agm with rife 32's or larger guns
Quite likely Of the guns from the Weatfeld, OIL
which there eight splendid Dahlgren, may be put
some OF the boats. These large guns singh in
the bow OF each boat, and there small guns also
the stern The boats must be fitted with wrought irou
barbs enable them 10 hotk the enemy vessel
steel prov, under water also, does work in
ting the enemy
he wrought iron boWsprits with barbs, Of
Importance than the steel prows nasmucn they
able boats to hang 10 the enemY'S ships until
the crews board The crews generally $50 tt
200 men, armed with doubiebarre guns, pistols,
asscs and bowie knives, aud able to slash their way
through anything. Once on the enemy's decks moth
ing can prevent their taking the ship.
The capture of the Harriet Lane was achieved with
the loss OF but five to the vessel boarding her
little il jury done to either vessel that both
DOW ready tor service again.
With such vessels fitted up all bays and riv
es, we could soon have large portion OF the enemy
keet. But tor The white flag Of the eCemy, VT
should have twelve instead OF five OF the feet
Galveston.
The Magruter feet has shown what be done witt
genius TO plan and pluck to carry out the enterprise
Let the commanders elsewhere take the hint &C
upt ii, and will be formidable to the enen,
on water land.-Houston Telegraph.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
E>TATE SALE OF CHOICE OLD MADEIRA
AND SHERRY VINES

r. n
AND SHERRY VINES
JAMES H. TAYLOR, AuctIon-er.
I3i Meeting-stre=t.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
ON F2IDAY February 18th, at 10 O'Clock, will be sole
Store l3 Meeting street. by oIdr of the Executors
the and choice collection of WINES of the late W.
Gatewood, and of the following description:
u bottles MADEIRA, bottled l832-No
Is bottles imported 1929 demohne 1927 bottled 1874
Jamaica Madeira-No. 26
l8 bottles =. Welsh " imported 1912, bottled l846No
Sc bottles " Lewis" Madeira of ls34-No2
bottles {" Lewis " Madeira of 1886, imported by 81
Gourdin-No
los b ut es " Newton, Gordon Co.. Vine ls49-No. -
bottles "Leacc ok " 8. Enterprise Wine. imported
1884, bottled lS4l-No.7
q bottles N. As, Cork-No.
IA bot les Old Madeira No. X
be tt es-Old Mad a-No. II
No /, Demljohn Old Hamit n Wine, lS40
No 3, Demijohn Penfold g. i Go
No. 9, Demjohn Leacock. 1886
No 4, Gourdin Sherry 1886
No. s, Leacock Sherry, 1886
Nos. 6, and 8, Old Hamilton Wine, 1910
No 8 LeacOck, 1886
Nos. TO- ii, IL, 49, Old Hamilton Wine, 1910
No. ID, Lcacock, 1880
No l5 Pentold ). Il Co
No 16, Old Hamilton, 1910
No II, Old Hamilton, 1886
No Is, Gourdn Sherry 1868.
Conditions Cash.
Feb 4th 1868. 99-eodlOFeb
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
Feb. 4 n. 1868
VALUABLE FARMING AND TURPENTINE LAND
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARMING AND TURPENTINE LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $40 acres Of land in
Richmond county, consisting of several tracts lying
from to 10 mile from the W. O. u R. r. R., and about
the distance from the Town of Roc king ham. One
contains portion of which excellent
Farming Land nearly 200 of which is in good state
of cultivation, and the premises ia good dwelling
house. with all other buildings needed farm
ceent stream of wafer One tract of $3.50 acres of good
of 900 acres the above and much
the W. c. & r. Il. r., superior Turpentine Land-sup
posed to be finely tmbered than body of Land
in the county well suited to the growth Of Com and
Cotton we'll as valuable for TGrpentne
Persons DESTROYS purchasing sny of said lands will do
we'll to address or cell The subscriber Rockingham
Richmond county, n. G. X. s. MCDONALD.
Fe h. 4th. 3-93-4t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston \

The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston Mer
curry says:
Anotner gentleman has just arrived from the NORTH
with stories about peace III sixty Gays, Seymour being
lake Davis for President and anything else to get back
Washington in bother, all tyranny done away with
get pass to 60 where you please without difficulty,
The speech in Philadelphia of Senator WALL O.: New
Jersey and the inaugural of Governor Parker OF tina
state, go to confirm the idea OF peace by the first
June but that is tour months of, and in half tina
fate may be sealed, it do not the marx
promptly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05
VALUABLE FARMING LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARMING LAND FOR SALE.
DENG the Confederate States service, and having
ID chance to carry my farm, wish to sell my Lanos
Long Creek in New Hanover county, five miles from
Ellington, adjoining the lands of Alexander McAster f.
Walker, Wm o. Mott and Others containing z32
of which there between 40 and 50 mostly swamp
land cleared and between 50 and LOO to clear
equal that already cleared and the balance piny
land, DC. These is also upon the land large MARI Bed
of which there has been but very little used from, the
Buildings new and the Farm unoer an excellent fence
also, good well of water Any wishing TO purchase
will do well by calling Alexander McAisGer the
premises who will show to any person, or by calling
me at Camp Whiting, q IN les) Wilmington will
answer any letter OF enquiry concerning it ny any
JN0. w. McALl6TER,
6lst keg't N. y. T.
Feb 9th 1858 I9.4"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-05

yessrs Fulton d Price
have received in Upper Black FLYER District for the suf
erDg Confederate soiuleIs IN 'ne army TIE ioho"i"s oo
Andrews pair shee soes James Inns pair shoe
seIes; Mrs G Devane, pair socks; George Devane |
oyercoat; Mrs Fenne pair socks, carpet blanket,
Hr and Mrs Lewis Bighsnith 81 yards CLOTH pair sccks
pair pants, coyeTlet; Miss + HiE nth, flannel
.bir comforter; Dallas Higksmith, overcOat; Miss
shirts Kerr, is yards cloth; Mrs Cathlrne Ste
Vens pair socks Mrs John COrbstt pair pants pairs
locks Mrs Flora COrbets, pairs socks. yards cloth
Mrs Alexander, pair drawers par sOcEsi Ms K j
pair socks; Mrs COrbett, pair drawers pair socks;
Miss VI dc biiisn, pair socks Miss NJ Mcmillan
pair socks Miss Catharne Robinson pair drawers; Yrs
Jane pair socks pair shoes Miss Ez eth
BaHpeimsn quilt Mrs Mcdonald, pair SOCKS; Ar
and Bryant Sewkk pair socks pair pants, pair
drawers pair shoes Mrs Rufus Deyane RDd daughters
danae shirts shit pair pants, pair socks COM
lorter Mrs James Corbett pair socks Miss hur by,
pair socks Mrs Daniel Robinson, pair pants shirt,
blanket testament Miss NJ Robinson quilt, tesla
ment Mrs William Robinson pair socks, yards cloh
DR. Seayey, coyeret, pair socks Mrs Margaret
Devane pair pants pair drawers flannel Shirts pair
socks Mrs James Nixon, yards kerses, pair socks
smith, shirts, pair socks Mrs Wells, dress coat
shirts Miss aroine Wells, shirt, pair socks Mr. and
Mrs owen Fenne. % yard wooden cioh, pair shoes
pair socks; Mrs Taylor, pair shoes pair SOCKS
Mas Ella Taylor pair Mr. and Mrs Kby Ches nuts
pair socks pair shoes; Miss Mary NJ Chestnut shirt,
air dra ers, pair Cks hTs Whey MARROW, shifts
hrs Faison 3sh5ts Carr, pair pans, SHIFTS,
pair socks Miss Rebeccs Herring pair pants Miss su-
san Alderman pair pants; Mrs DeVane pair socks;
Margaret Banton, pair socks Miss Mary Bland
socks Miss Jemima Bland, pair socks; MISS Levina
81 and pair socks, Miss Esther Bland, shirt James
Bland, pair shoes MIS- o Lewis pair ccth pants
III Newton, pair pants, shirt; Miss nary
Newton, pair socks; Mr. and Mrs Bryant Newkirk,
pair shoes, qniit, shirt, comtoters.
Respectfully ,S1rr poP,NccN