Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-14
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March srst ~ 81
NOTICE.
TAM INFORMED THATMY WIFE PRISCILLA HEW
out ieason or and gone South ona will
james Ri TLie is to ca9tioh all persons not to
my account aud to advise them not to do sc
y" HUI O"H' JOHN HEwETT.
March 18th 27-st.s
SALT FOX PRODUCE.
WILL GIVE 0pe bushe OF Salt for bushel Of Corn
, % IA prcdUcts to be delivered a.
place stump SouLdr (Redd's salt Works)
All in want OF Salt would NJ We'll E F. iRs HEbp
March 80. l71.2tf27-3t*
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
4 upon the estate of Thomas G. Craft. deceased at
March 1854 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter ses
New Hanover couaty, hereby gives notice to all
Indebted to he estate make in mediate pay
rent, ard all perAoDs having cHms against the same will
present them within The time prescribed by Ia this
notice will b. plead in bar OF their recovery.
claims against the estate and to receva and give receipts
tor ali moneys due he same.
Administratrx.
Wilmington, N. e., April 4th. 1864 l7i-,t-23-3t
WILKINSON CO.,
\ATILL BUY AID sell Gold aud Silver, Bank, Treasury
w ard Fuudable Note', Bonds, stoek, &c, at
"a MARKET STREET.
Feb. H. 1S3 3m&2l-2m*
HEADQUAnTERs CAPE FEAR,
WHNnGroN, N. e., March 80, l664.
CIRCULAR
1t having been sscertared that aitors in midst
have in ths IF communicating Information
enemy thru ugh lines the White Oak River and
else where, all sng OF these ines except by permiG
GERS commanding posts Of this will
nnd eud to these headquarters all infringing this
By Command of Maj. General WHITING:
JAMES II. HILL
Maj. 4 A. 4. General
April 7th 1884. 2sH
TI1HE CITIZENS OF Middle Sound requested to meet
at Middle eound Muster Ground On Tho 10th last, on
public business. fu! ate1dance ls respectfully re-
guessed.
Apri 9Th. 1864 232t
NOTICE.
i Joha e. Desane, deceased, at Earch Term 1854, of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF New Hanover
County, hereby lives all persons Indebted to the
Of eceased, to make payment and to those
having demsBs against The them duly
thencaed the time prescribed by law, otherwise
this notice will be pleaded III bar Of their their TeSSSery.
March 81. LEI
WILL BE SOLD at the late residences of John c. Be-
w "aue, deceased, Thursday the 2lst Of April,
pssnube property of the estate said deceas
3D. conssng of stock of al kinds household and ktches
uteuss, corn hand, 1oQ0er, Dacon
other articles tedious to enumerate. Six
months W be given and note and approved sufees re-
Quired M. Is. DEVANE, Admir-.
April |. I4lt-Zs 81
JoLn z. Larkins & Wife, E. l., In Equity.
Patrick Murphy, Admir-, with New Hanover County
the Will annexed and John Fall Term, 1868.
Miller, Executor of Chas. Hen
Ti.hIS UAsE COMING ON, to be heard upon the bill
J. and TO P. Murphy. And it appearing to the
satisfaction the Court, that John Miller, Executor and
of the Defendants, resident: IL ID therefore
ordered that publication de in the Wilmington weekly
Journal for Fix weeks notifying said Miller to appear at the
of this Court at the Court House Id the Town
Wilmington, the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday March 1864 and then ana there plead answer
demIr ldgmedt will be taken pro cOnfssso as to
Teste: A. M WADDELL Clerk Nj. E.
per H. A. BAGG, Deputy Clerk.
March II. rs St.
WILMINGTON, n. c., APRIL Z, 1864.
TIE WEATHER which ID said, to have ruined the pros
poets of the fruit crop and certainly has kept back the
early vegetables has also retarded the opening OF the
campaign 10 Virginia and Northern Georgia.
There is little doubt that early opening of active
hostililies looked for both sides, and that in