TO BE SOLD,
THAT pari of Lot No. 5, in the town
of Wilmington, whicb was faid by
David flowers to the (ubkriber, bounded .
on the tail by Front ftreet, on the iouthr
by ground formerly Win. Ewais, now
belonging tt John Martin, or. the welt by
ground which the faid David Flowers fold
to James Flening, and now belongs to Wm.
Campbell, aid on the norib by gioucd be
longing to Per Mallet. If this Lot is not
fold by private fale before the 16th day of
May next, it will on that day be fold at
public auci or, On fix months credit.
For furthr particulars apply to Mr.
Richard Bradey, or to the fnbfcriber, who
has alio for faefereral LotsirfFayeiteville,
particularly i
The Houfes and Lot poflefled
by Col. Dekeyler. I I i
The Houfes and Lot pflVfTed
by Samuel Wilfon, on the north fide of
court-houfe fqnare. g
The Houfes and Lot poflefled
by Jofeph Hays, oppolite to Nir. Adams's
ftore. Several .inimprpved Lots in differ
ent parts of the faid town. 100 acres and
pward adjoining the town, between Grove
ftreet and Lewis Barge's brick houle. 70
acres and upwards, at the back ot James
M'Crackau's. and on both Tides ot ttamlay
ftreet. 150 acres or thereabouts, above
Havmoum, withina mile from town. 640
acres joining and above Malcolm Malay's,
. tli. ,lin Ski r.,lc Crm-lr 'ikilir A 111 1 1C
from town. 640 do on do. adjoining the
Salt mentioned 640 acres.
640 do. on the northeaft fide
of C ane.Fear, about 5 miles above Moot t's
ferry, having a frcut of halt a mile on the
river, immfdmely below Thomas Jone's
land. ibb db. back of do. 200 do on
Flat fwamp, joining Nathaniel Hohon's
linds. i0 do or thereabouts, between
lards of J cue Potts & William Lord. 500
acres pr 1 hereabouts, on Cedar creek, com-
nrehertHina lua mill Mfltl I which maV be
i a '
fold together, or divided into two tracts ;
formerly the property of Sylvanus W ilfon,
abo'Jt 8 1 ivies below Blockei's ferry. ao
acres formerly Charles Macnaughton's, on
Brown Maffh, Bladen county. 100 ditto
in the Great M nh, formerly Goodwin's,
in Robelon county 100 do in do. do. c'o.
county 100 do on Bear' creek, Moore
county. 250 d' on Waggon branch, wa.
ters of Deep river, in faid county.
1333 1-3 acres on Stone's ri-
-!, Ill MIC IU1L Ul llllllliui
11,881 do. of R. Henderfon
and Company's Grant from tbe Aflembly of
North Carolina! in Powei's valley and on
Claret river.
2822 do. of R. Henderfon &
Company's Grant from the AUenibly of
Virginia, in Kentucky
Apply at Hillfbjrough, to
James Hogg.
March 13.
TO BE SOLD.
A high poll fluted Mahogany
Bedftead with cornilhes ; a complete let of
new Bed Curtains of falhionable yellow
f;rnnu Cnintz, with the fringes, lace,
1 net, ring, leads, taflels and pins thereto
appertaining ; one piece of 32 yards tame
Cbiiort, wilt irtnge, &c. for the window
Curtains, aid the cornifhe. for tbe fame.
Toe abov to be had new as from the
Upholllcrer'i, and for the coll, fay 185
dollars Inquire ot
Francis Fontaine.
March 2.
Taken uo bv the fubferiber's
people, a (hp's Boat. The owner of which
may have her by paying the e a pence of this
ftdvertifement, giving a fmall gratuity to thr
Negroes for securing hernd applying to
Benjamin Smith.
Belvedere, February at.
FOR SALE,
A tract of Land in Chatham
county, 011 Haw.river, confuting of 450
acres, finely timbered and watered, with
a good houfe, and out houle, liable, and a
good flat at a valuable ferry, Commonly
called Clark's Ferry, on the main road from
Fayetteville to Hi'lfborougb. It has a na
tural fine mill teat, the race about half
done, the dam and floodgate finifhed, tim
ber lor the law mill is hewed and at the
Ipot, fome of the grift mill timber is got,
and thirty ihoutand bricks at the' place ;
the neighbourhood is a plentiful wheat
country, where a good mill is abfolutely
wanting, as the Creek mill in a dry feafon
cannot grind, neither do they grind firrt
quality flour, and no oppolitio'n on the river
within fixteen mi les-i t is alio a good fit u
ation for a diftillery. Much more could he
faid with regard to its favourable fituation
for a mill. A credit will be given.
For particulars apply to Henry Lewis
Lutterloh, Chatham county, or to Edward
Jones, Elq. Attorney at Law, Wilming-
& NOT ICE.
The fubferiber intends leaving
this place Ihortly, and there being an abfo
lute neceffity of clofing all his bonneft here,
all perfons having any demands againft him,
are therefore delired to bring in their ac
counts tor let t lenient ; and he earoeftjy re
qoefts all thofe indebted to htm, to make
fpeedy payment. JONATHAN AVERT.
March 9. " 4 h
The fubtcriber intends leav-
ing Wilmington about the middle of April
next, requelts thofe indeb:ed to him, to
make fjaeedy payment, and thofe to whom
he is indebted, to call for fettlement.
William Smecton.
March 16 3
ton.
February 9.
6 2m
N O T I C E.
Samuel I. Thurfton formerly
acYing partner in the Company of Wheat on,
Tifdale & Co. tf this place, having lately
left faid bulinels, it will in future be carried
on under the firm of Wheaton, Tildale &
Co. as aforefaid, and conducted by RO.
BfcRT BALL, prelent acting partner,
who has for fale,
35 cafks Old Sherry Wine ;
6 calks Port do. 6 talks Lifbon do. 6 pipes
Madeira ; 40 box s beft long cork Claret -t
5 pipes Brandy ; 2 pipes Gin ; 10 crates
Crockery Ware, allotted;- 3 hogiheads
Glals Ware, afloned; 60 boxes Wirfbcw
GLls 1 6cheflsBohea Tea; 3000 bulhels
Si. Ubes and Liverpool Salt ; ith a gene
ral a (Tort merit of European and other
Goods, wholefale and retail.
Wilmington, March 2.
S 0 r c e.
All perfons having accounts
unfettled with Wheaton, Tifdale and Co.
while Samuel I. Thurllon was ailing part
ner, are requelled to come forward 10 loon
as pofliide, and fettle the fame; and thofe
who are indebted to faid (tore while under
the direction aforefaid, will pleafe make
immediate payment to Robert Ball, prefent
aamg partner in lata home, to wnom men
as have any demands againft the Co. afore
faid, will apply for payment.
Daniel Wheaton.
March 16. tf.'
NOTICE. '
The Copartnerfliip of Spauld-
ing and Dean being this day, by mutoal con
font, diflblved, all perfons having accounts
unfettled with them, are requeftedto call on
Jofeph Dean, at Mr. Samuel Lowder's (tore,
for fettlement, and thofe indebted to them,
to make payment to him, who is authorifoc
to receive all debts due to the Company, znm
will pay all debts due from the concern. '
Philip Spaulding,
Jofeph Dean.
March 6. it tf
IjT NOTICE. "
The copartnerfhip of Harris
and Springs is by mutual content, this day
3ifloNed, tnofe whom they may have run
ing accounts with, are reqaefted to render
them for fettlement ? and thofe who are in.
dfbted to fisid firm, will pleafe to make im
medtate payment, is there is an abfolute nc
cclfity far fettling the concern.
PETER HARRIS,
Mareh 9. tf SUDGWICK SPRINGS.
WANTED '
A good houie Wench, and a
Negro Boy about 1 2 or 1 a years of aee. to
attend in a family. Knaire at Mr. Verrier'i.
Marcli4i6.
. Three Dollars Keward. ,
Ran away from the fubferib
er's plantation at the found, a mulatto Girl
named NANCY, about fixteenjyears of age,
well known in and about Wilmington. The
above reward will be paid to any perfon who
will lodge her in the goal of Wilmington
and inform the fubferiber thereof.
As he isfuppofed to be harboured by fome
evil difpofed. perfon, ajl makers of veflels
and others are hereby forbid harbouring or
-concealing her at their peril of profecution
to the ui molt rigour of the law.
PETER MAXWELL.
March a; 2
Ten Dollars Reward.
Ran away from my plantati
on, on Wednefday evening lad, a negro lad
about iS years old, (lender made, and rather
knock-kneed he ferved his time to mr.
Peter Harris, blackfmith, in Wilmington,
where he is well known ; and he fays he has
a wife, a negro girl belonging to mj. Vance,
named Lucinda, whom it is probable may
fecret him. Whoever apprehend the faid
negro and bring him to me at the Hermit
age, or confine him in any goal, fbaU'rew
ceive the above reward. Mafters of veflels
are forwarned not to carry him off or em
ploy him on board any veflel, ice.
John Burgwin.
Hermitage, 17th March.
: nrovocatinn.
is a likely able-bodied neirro. about fiv
m 9 , w
feet 9 or 10 inches highhe Ipeaks plain,
and is extremely plant ib)c and deceptioui
I am told he has been frequently harboured
at the big Bridge, and ft is fuppoled is now
gone up towards Long creek or Black river.
The laid fellow is outlawed, and whoever
harbours him will be prole cuted with the
utmoft rigour. JOHN BURGWIN.
Hermitage, 4th February. ' 6
Fifty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, in Wil
mington, North -Carolina, on Sundav the
fiiit iuftant, a lu-.ht grey Horfe, with a dark
main and tail, his main cut, about 13 and an
half hands high likewife a faddle, bridle,
and a brown camblet great coat, lined with
green baize, and has claret coloured bafket
uttons. The perfon who carried away the
faid horfe, &c. palTes by the name of DAVIS
ALE, otherwife DAVIS ALLEN 1 he is a
bout 26 years of age, $ teet 1 1 inches high,
well made, pafles for a fchool and Gnging
maller. He has pafjed by Tarboroaan for
Edenton. Whoever will take op faia thief
and horfe, fo as the fellow may be brooghc
tojaftice, and the owner get his property,
fhall reoeive the above reward, or twenty
five Dollars for either.
J. R. Robinfbn.
January to. H tf
N. B. It isreauefled that the printers
of Newfpapers within the United States,
will infert the above advertifement, as it
may be the means of detecting fuch vil
lain v.
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