Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-05-12
Newsuauer Relic

We saw i'll Mr.. Heinsberger'a win
day yesterday copy Of the NcaO Eng.
tand Weekly JOurnl0I dated Monday,
April Stb, 1928, being the 54th mum.
ber of vol. B. 1t is a half-sheet, 12xS
inches, and processes to contain "the
most remarkable occurrences, foreign
aud domestic" It's Lelder gives an
interesting history of the invention OF
the knitting machine. Then follows a
formal CORES pondence between His
Elcellency, Robert Hunter, Governor
OF Jamaica, and his council. A dis
patch (not telegraphic) dated London,
October 28th, states the appointment
Of the Right Hol. the lord st. George,
| Vice Admiral of the Provinc. Of
| Connaught, IN the Kingdom of Ireland,
ard also that at "the beginning of
that week DIR. John Frund and DIR.
| Alexander Stewart were, introduced to
their Majesties, and had the honor to
| kiss their hands" An item of news is,
that last Wednesday in the evening the
Duchess of Kendall and her niece
the G 'untess "f Walsipgh,4m, arrived
here (LOndon) fro II 11ir la chGDeUe;
| and lave taken up their lodging for
the present i'll O'd Bondstreet. A
numh OF such items, all relative to
London, follow
Tie mt IIigance as to the town of
Boston Is more meagre stili-in sub
tanc", that there have been five buriaIs
in Boston since last pub icatiOn, four
whites n'd one black and that nine
were babtfz d in the different churches
Then com the entrances aud clear
ances at the Custom House and lastly
the advertisements, two of Which are of
NEGROS
as follows:
egg A very likely Negro Girl,
about 13 or IA years of Age, speaks
good English, has be in the country
some years, to be sold. Inquire OF
Printer hereof"
E9 A very likely negro woman
who can do household work, and is fit
either for town or country service,
about ~ years of age, tu be sold. In
quire of the Printer hereof
COunty Con,mIssiOners.
Tha Board met in adjourned session
at IL m. yesterday, present. J. G.
Wagner, Esq, Chairman, and Com
n.issioners VanAmringe, Nixon and
Davis.
1t was ordered that, whereas, appli-
cation having been made to the Board
by the Board of Commissioners of
Pender county, to turn over all school
funds belonging to Pender county
which are yet remaining in the kanGs
of Elijah Hewlett, Treasurer of New
Hanover county, it was ordered that
Elijah Hewlett, county Treasurer, be
instructed to pay over all school funds
now in his hands and belonging to
Pender county. and to take receipt for
the same; and that the clerk of this
Board furnish Elijah Hewlett, Treas
urer, with copy of this order.
The Auditing Committe made their
report, which was. on motion, ordered
received and spread on the minutes.
The following parties were granted
retail liquor license: Herman Tietgen,
Jos. Fl. Neff, G. Schulkin M. O.
HoyskiDs, George Il. Adams, Peter
Mohr, john w. Girdtz, J. G. Old en-
butte, Philip Harris.
Application of W. L. Smith, agent.
for reduction of taxes or severc! lots,
referred to the next meeting of the
Board
Bill of Humphrey Foy, for $40, or
dered to lie paid
Bill OF Sneriff A. V. Horrel of Pen
der, for .$26.25, was ordered to be
paid.
Commissioner ID. G. Davis was
placed ou the following committees:
Auditing Com mittee, Finance Com
Mute and Workhouse.
commissioners Van Amringe and
DAVIS were appointed a committee to
examine the valuations of 1875 and re-
port ali real property yalued unreason
ably low, said report to be made by
the Sd Monday in May.
On motion, the Chairman, ]. G.
Wagner and d. G. Davis were ap-
pointed committee to find out the
names of all parties that are dealing
in spirituous liquors by the retail
under United States licenses.
The Board adjourned antil the 81
Monday in May.