THXfl Pins ;
4'0 CB . T. JAMBS,
,nB8CRirTIOSB.l:b8tAOE PAID.
,ir 0 Bix noon the, S3 50 s Thr
re tP- ,riU b deliTered byearriera,
rebs-ire.ln"! P"tof
dTertiaier rate low and Uberai
-Bo'bseribers will plea report any ui
jjfaW"0 receive their papera regularly.
Hew Advertisements
THE GREAT
FOB
RHEUMATISM,
fieuralgh, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell-
ihqs and Sorains, Burns and
' ' Scalds,' General Bodily
Pains, . '
Tooih, Ear and Headache, Ftosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Vi'Pwmtioi) qnaU St. Jacobi On
i $rfr,intr, simple ul eheap Extnial
rfm.ir A trin! entails Jit the comparatively
c riflii V "jUif rf 60 Cnt. nd every on roffer
ine with nfa n hTB "heP and jxitlT proof
Mictions in E!eT.n Laurcag.
BOLD BY ILL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEK8
IS MEDICINE,
A. VOGELER & CO.,
IUtltimore,Md.,V8,JL
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
BaDXSWICX, CO., Vfl.,
November 5tb, 1881.
Mm. Jok Person,
' Franklinton, N. C.
DkabV Madam : It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy Las entirely cured mo of a
rnoet feartul looking and painful sore on
toy ankle. It came more than twelve
months ago, very much like a ringworm.
I painted it with Tinet. Iodine, until it
became a vary painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I could think or hear of, until it
became so very painful I . could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
tha country for advice. He told me
hejcould cere me if I would take my bed
ana there remain for four or five weeks,'
aad if I did not . do so pretty soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased, and my foot
would hare" to be taken off. Just imag
ice how I felt, to be told there was no
cure forthe sore but to lose my foot, or
fire up all business -either Of these Re
medies would have ruined me. Mind
jou this was the advice of one of the best
doctori in the State of North Carolina
nd this conversation took place last
February. I continued to burn with
cauntic, as he advised until September,
but derived no benefit from bis treatment.
I was advised . then by friend to try
jonr Remedy, (Bitters and. Wash) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk a far
a&Qce as much and jump as high a' jny
n you know. Put me back to It ilst
of September, let me know as much as I
bow do of the virtue ot your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
hin a bottle for it, if I could not" got it
for lets. I think more of it than any
aedicine In the world. It is not only
the best Remedy to purify the blood and
re all skim diseases, but I believe it will
care all kfads of blood diseases, and I
snow it will cure a love for strong drink
I hope yon will have this published, as.
there are many sufferers who conld be
wred, if they could know c f and get your
Remedy I am truly and respectfully,
JOS. R. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
Ths Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
7 Dr. Wm. fl. Green. Send forcircu
rtestiKDials. nov 14dAw
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED Commissioner, ap.
A pointed by the Judge of the Superior
yrt bf New Hanover countv. will expose
?u!t t public auclon, on Thursday, 19th
"l?? 18.52, at the Court IIoue door In
:JejefWllminaoiitat 12 o'clock, it.
valuable plantation In Pender comity
tJr Polnt known ae Pembroke, con
u?z tboTlt 0B thousand acres of fertile
? a lt: A certain tract of land in
noer county, bounded by a line cemmen
on the edge of Black Creek, near the
?. A0 "cross aald creek, and run
rf VleEf'e 8 10, E. m chains and 50 Unk
irf np , -tB(1 r1" pointer on the Kat tide
oark Braceh, theDce 32, K. 03 chain
f8 of the Tide 8wap at Cear's
rprinj and thence in the fane direction to
5L, Brpb of the Cape Fear Hrer,
acc Jip tie jirtr to the line of the'. Vats
hi v vttth that line to a take
! ,4id JhJe oppoaiie to a row of Cedar
t the bcclnnln .
j . . ALBX. T. LOKDON.
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VOL. VI WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY JANUARY
LOCAL NEWS. .
New Advbrtisemekt. ;
John Cakeoix, Prop Cosmopalitan Bar
and Restaurbit
R M McIstjre Dress Goodi rid Trim
ming 4
Hkinsbsrger 8parkliD
Humor
i W 1 ATEt All Kl!?nt
Lots of wood in market now, but the
prices remain nearly the same.!
T
Norwegian barque frxpcdit. Rusted
1 i t .j i
hence, arrived at Charleston Jan. 15th.
Schooner Maggie E. Grch, -Crockett,
hence, arrived ut Jialtimore, Ja'n. Hth. '
the, off
hej.e t
The storm
signal aud
shore
signal were both
displayed
to day
Schooner 6'usic Whcalley,
Sipple
for this
cleared at Baltimore Jan
port.
Hth,
British brig Sea Breeze, Starrett
sailed frem N'oi folk Jan. Uth., for this
port.
The box theet for the sale of tickets to
the Two . Orphans", j will be open ! at
Dyer's to morrow morning. , j
Bed-Bogs, Roaches i i
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin mosj
qnitoce, iosecte, &c. bleared out by
"Rough on Kats." loc. boxes at drug
gists.
Unmailable
Unmailable matter, ! addressed . as
fol
this
lows, remains in the PostofiGco in
city: " . - ' j-.
Lieut-Col C W Pellett, Greensboro,
N C ; Rev Willis Wooten, Lagrange
NC. i .' -
The ladies who sometime since were
unable to go out, having taken Lydia:
E. Pinkham'a vegetable Uomponna, are
quite recovered, and have gone on their
way rejoicing; - j
At the earnest solicitation of numerous
citizens, Bishop Keane will lecture this
evening in .St. Thomas' Church, on "The
Bible, the New Revision and the Catho
Ucl Church." The public are ( invited to
attend and the seats are all l free. !
u
Death or Mr. Kyden- , .
We are sorry to hear of the death of
Mr. Rudolph F. Eyden, which occurred
suddenly in this city last evening. Mrt
Eyden .was stricken with apoplexy at
about 6 o'clock and died at 12,' without
having had one ray of consciousne? a dur
iae that interval. He was , a native of
Hanover, in Germany, and came to this
city about the year 1858f having been
about 46 or 48 years of age at the time
of his death. He was a large hearted,
generous man, end his untimely death
will be mourned the most ' by those who
knew him beet. '
Confedrratc Pkket Fare. I
Picket duty at Fredericksburg, Ya.,
during the harsh winter of 18C2-'63, was
very severe and trying. Fies,exceptsuch
as proceeded from small arsis or cannons
and which were haidly agreeable, were
of course forbidden ; sharp shcotirig was
fre'quent along the line, and the rations
served out did not make up on attractive
bill of fare. A private of. Ithe 54th
North Carolina, returning from a tour
of duty, complained bitterly of the com
missariat to bis Colonel, saying that he
had had nothing to eat. ,
"How ia that?'' said Col. Mi "Yiur
rations were sent to you every night."
'Yes, Colonel," replied the mm, 'but
you know, we didn't have no tire ; acd
all we got to eat was raw beef and hit
not cooled J' 1
I he KAlnfall.
Mr. Daniel McDuffie, who lives near
Point Caswell, in Pender county, fur
nishes U3 with the nmoant of rainfall at
hii place for each month daring the
years 1880 and 1881. The account wa3
kept by hjni peraonally with an,1 instru
ment which he Ijceeps cspecklly for the
purpose, and without being a3 positively
accurate as ths ioatroments prepelred by
the gdverntr.cn t for such purposes may
bo taken as very nearly correct The
figure are interesting a3 showing how
nearly equal the tainfall 'was . dis
tributed dnring the two years. In 1830
it amounted to 41 inches, and in 1SS1
it amoouted to 41 inches; a difference
of kinchin the two years. The ieaat
rain dan'Dg any one month was in May,
18S0, when there, was but finch. , la
October, 1681, there was but i of an
inch. The largest araouot reported
is in August, 1681 . when 7 inches fell,
The next largest was in July and Sep
tember, 1831, when 6 inches fell etch
month. -1
!,M, , I, M M , n I,,,!, mm T ii mi' ' "' t'- ' JL -iir"'J'" " " f
Early m the cason.
On this L7th day of January, the new
grass is springing up in favorable locali
ties in the Eastern section of tha city,
and in the yards daffodils and jonquils
are putting forth their new leaves and
buds, and in one instance, at least, there
is a jonquil in bloom. ' This is something
very remarkable lor the time of vear :
but if the present warm weather contin
ues for h. Jew days longer, it will not be
surprising it toe earner blossoms ere in
!,, . . .
'bloom quite generally, especially in sun-
nv-locliU.
No man k'lows what a
ministerm"
ar.gel his wife is until he comes home
one day, suffering with a dreadful Cold
anjd she happens to havo a bottle of DrJ
IJull's Cough Syrup iu the house
More Water
From a gentleman doin? buainetiS at
Lisbon, Sampson county, on the head
waters of Black river, we learn that there
hi a not been a freshet in that Btream or
its upper tributaries, the Six Runs, and
other branches, since last April ofsaffi
cent volume to enable the people to raft
their timber, turpentine1 and other pro
ducts of that section. This is a very un
usual occurrence! and one which gives
great inconvenience to many who, living
remote from railroad facilities, are com
polled to await the 'moving of the wa
ters," iu order to reach out market.
Jould plenty of water be had at all
seasons of the year, thousands of tons
of timber and naval stores would reach
our city from that productive section of
Sampson connty, while it is now only
shipped ia small quantities by flat loads.
Beautify yournomes by using the. N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at. Jacobi's. t
I Death of Dr. C T. Murphy-
It is with deep regret that we learn of
the death of Dr, C. T. Murphy, one of
the most prominent citizens of Sampson
county. He died at his residence in
Clinton, on Sunday night, the 16th inst.,
aged about 60 years, bis death having
resulted from cancer of the! face, from
which he had long been a sufferer.
Dr. Murphy was one of the represen
tative men of this section and had more
than once represented his county in the
Legislature. He was at onetime prom
inently mentioned for the representation
in Congress for : this district. He was
a gentleman of excellent attainments, o?
a large charity, and in every position of
life he fulfilled his duties with a fidelity
and conscientiousness, which in these
latter days ia as rare as it is admirable.
i Freshwater Perch,Jrout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort,
ment and lowest prices at J aoobi's. t
The New Horse Disease
A few isolated cases of pinkeye, the
new horse disease, are said to have ap
peared in this city. This "disease as
sumes its worse form only in damp and
murky weather, so that for the benefit
of horse owners, the continuance of a
cool, dry spell is very desirable. Some
of the primary symptoms) of the disease
are those of fever, rigors, dullness, suc
ceeded by a swelling of the eyelids dis
charge of tears from the eyes, pain in the
limbs and tumefaction, more particular
ly around the! articulations. The pain in
limbs is manifested by restlessBess, i shift
ing of the feet and irritability; the sue.
ceeding swellings are superficial, invol.
ving the subcutaneous areolar tissue; and
their occurrences give relief to the pain
At first they are limited, but soon extend
upward and downward, i embracing the
greater extent of the limb or limbs
affected. The pulse is hard in this di.
eease and the impulse strong; the temper
ature of the body is increased to 103 or
04 degrees, and when blood is j with
drawn it coagulates firmly and manifests
the presence of an increased quantity of
filbrin. The color of tha conjunctiva;
altered to a pink, hence the term pinkeye
The Sfck.
"c are sorry to learn that ther was
no improvement manifested to-day in
Jndge French's condition. 1
Capt D. 11. Marchison, who has been
quite sick at his residence in this city
for a week past, is, we are glad to learn,
much better to day. 1
Swedish barque Eulalia, Bergstrom,
cleared at this port to-day for Liverpool
with GOO cask spirits and 3,780 bariels
roam shipped by Messrs Alex. Sprnnt &
Son. i i
The receipti of cotton at this port to.
Uy foot np 749 bales. '
last HUM'S Reception
The large school room on Fifth, be
tween Ann and Oracge streets, was
brilliantly lighted last evening for the
purpose of giving a public reception to
the newly installed BishopNorthropnd
give him an .introduction to the people,
among whom be is; called to labor, and a
large throng -was in attendance to. be
come personally acquainted ..with him
and to bid him welcome. Bishop North
rop, accompanied &y Most Rev. Arct
bishop Gibbons, Right Rev. Bishop
Keane. Very Rev. M.S. Grosaud, other
clergymen who had taken part in the it.
spallation services, arrived at aboutS
o'clock, aud after ell were aea ted, Col.
B. R. pore, who had been selected by the
congregation to deliver the address of wet
come, aroso and addressed Bishop North
rop and in a speech teeming with earn
estness, beauty and eloquence bade him
a heartfelt welcome to Wilmington. The
speech was conceived in the happiest vein
and was a fitting, appropriate and finish
ed! effort, giving the Bishop a bird's eye
view of the peoplo with whom he is to
live and work. 1 1 was heartily and de1
servcdly applauded by the audience.
Bishop Northrop responded in an ap.
propriate and felicitous manner to the
address,of welcome, and at the same time
in a friendly, homelike charge to the.peo
pie. He was listened fo with profound
attention, and it was plainly manifest
that he bad at once won the affections of
the congregation. i
Archbishop . Gibbons and Bishop
Keane, being called upon respectively,
made short, but welHimed and well-conceived
addresses, after which the people
flocked about their new Bishop and in
formal greetings took place between
them. After a pleasant and profitable
interchange of sentiment the meeting
closed, a acting nnate to an event loog to
be remembered by the Catholics of North
Carolina.
The Grand Lodge of the order of
Knights of Pythias for North Carolina
will meet m Gold sboro on the 14th of
February, next.
Washington, (Ind.) Gazette.
Artemus Ward and the -Michigan
I Reglmeut.'!
In a Louisville, Ky. hotel one day,
Artemus Ward was introduced to a colo
nel who had eommanded a Mississippi
fcegiment in the war. Artemus in bis
way "that was childlike and bland' said:
"What Michigan Regiment did yon
command, Colonel?'' Then it was that
the "Colonel" spun like a top and swore
like a sailor until pacified sufficiently
to hear an explanation. Artemus with
surprise observed, that he "was always
getting things mixed about the war."
It is always unforunate to get things
mixed, but never mora so, than when one
is sick. Then it is that the right thing
in the right place is wanted more than
at any other time in life, " or under any
other circumstances. It is a pleasure
for us to note in this connection, the
experience of our esteemed fellow citi
zen. Col. Samuel H. Taylor, who as is
well known does not get things mixed.
In a recent communication he writes:
"I do hereby certify that I suffered very
much from Rheumatism and Neuralgia
during the Fall of 1879, and tried many
remedies with little it any good results.
I heard of St. Jacobs Oil, and concluded
to try itj more as an experiment than
with any hope of good results. lean
with great pleasure commend it to oth
ers, fer the reason that I know it cured
me." Col. Tuylor, by the way, was at
one time Postmaster at Cumberland,
Maryland. .-
Quarterly Meetings
For (the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Church, South. ,
I l FIRST BOCSD.
Brunswick, at Sharon, . Jan 14-15
Waccamaw Mission, at Pine Log,
Jan - . . . I . . 21-22
Whiteville, at Whiteville. Jan 28-29
Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown, Feb 4 -5
Bladen, at Windsor, . Feb 11-12
Clinton, at Jobhson's Chapel, Feb 18-19
Cokesbury, at Bethany, . i Feb 25-26
Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap--
el, . ' . . March 4 -5
Duplin, at Wesley Chapel, March 11-12
Onslow, at Lebanon, . March 18-19
rgrThel District Stewards will meet
ta W.lmiocton at the parso nage of the
Front StreetCharch at 11 o'clock . m..
on Tuesday, the 3rd of Jaouary.1882.
R,0. BcaVox,
Presidio Elder. ,
K Card
To all who are buffering from the er
rors and indiscretion of youth, oervoas
weakness, early decay, loss ot . manhood,
&c, 1 will eeod a recipe that' will cure
you, trks oV chaegk. Thia great rem
edy was discovered by a missionary m
South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to Rev. Joseth T. Ixuxx, Sta
tion p, NtiD Tork City, deod wSta 3
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
Ax. You, can; gat all sizts4 asd at tha
lowest prices. f
17! i882. ' NO 14
:" TUB MAILS, i
The mall eloea and arriTa. at ! thA ftv
Pout Office as follows ; ,
Northern through, mails .... . .6.1 6 p. m
Northern through and way
malls....... .... 6:40 a. m.
Ralelgb .......m.- . j . . .6:40 a. n?.
Offices between Hamlet and ,
Raleigh ......7.30 p. m.
Mails for the N . .O. Railroad, r
and routes isuppiied there
from, Including A. &N. O. '
Railroad, at 5:40 . ro. and 6 30 p.m.
Southern mall h- all point
Sooth, daily. 8.fi0 .. m. and 7:46 a. m.
Western mail C G VL'y ) daily
(except Sunday );.;. . . . : . 7 :S0 p. ru-
Mail tor Cheraw ,& , Daritog- t
ton......... I 8:00 p. Bu
Malla for pttcta between Flo
tencpnnd Charlsaton. ......... 8:00pm
FayetteTille, and. offices on
Capo Fenr River, Tueadaya,
and Fridays ... ....... 1:00 p. m
Fayettevill, via Lomberton, -daily,
except Snrdiy....... 7.80 p. tn.
Onslow: O. U. And in termed! -
ate offices, mry Tuesday
and rciday at...,....... 6.00 a. m.
Smltbvllle caalhi, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sua
dayB)....!,.,....,..... 8.20 a. na
Malls for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallot ta and Little . ;
River, S. O., every Tues r: j
day and Friday at.......... . 6:00 a.m.
OFES FOB DXLXYZBY
Rorthern through and way j
Emails... 7:80 a. m. and 9.00 a. m.
Southern Mails.7:00 p. m. and 7.80 a.m.
Carolina Central Railway...... 8:80 a. m.
Stamp OfSoe open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:15 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as itama offiee.
General delivery open from daylight
to dark, and on Sundays from 8:80
w viqv a. m
Malls collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 d. ra.
Stamps for sale in small quantities at
I v f
geaarai oenvery wtn eiavop omoe ib
elosed. j '; p
Hew Advertieementa.
COSMOPOLITAn BAR AND RES
1 TAURANT.
JOHN CARROLL. Prop.
South aide Market 8treet, Wilmington, N.C.
THE BAR is supplied with the beat
Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Champagnes,
&c. Clears of the finest grades always on
haad. At the Restaurant can be found the
finest Oysters brought to this market, which
are served in any style desired. Families
supplied. j Jan 17
Dress Goods
AND
' Trimmings !
YU CAN D ALMOST ANYTHING
la this department (embracing as It does, all
NEW AND DESIRABLE STILES.
One of the finest assortments of
2&AOXX OOOD0.
Qolte a rarity of textures aad styles.
ALL WOOL (blk) DIAGONAL, (40 In.)
A beautiful cloth for suits; it Is too cheap
to quote the price, , you must see It, you
will like it.
CTJRTAIN8 are selling freely, fer wt
have just put THE PRICES DOWN iu reach
of all. ... - . '
CARPETS AND MATTIIIQS.
A good assortment.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS. RUGS, Ac.
P?. R2. aiclntire.
Ja- 17 i . .
S. P. 8H0TTER G CO.,
EXPORTERS OF
Kice and Navnl Stores,
Baltimore Wharf Water St, WnmlBglon'
, N.O., Kelly Bnlldlnx, Bay 8t., Savnnah:
1 Ga. Jto 18-1 w
Sparkling: Humor
HD CURIOUS UfFOBIIATlO-li o f
1 K- -I
haal
aa for iae inquiry at the live Bock Hor.
Attomtioa is invited to the superb st-eT o
BOOKS ia every departaeat of Liuratora
prtstatiQg the most catertaioiag toIsmm cf
Llterarf character that have bsea etfuaJ
te the rtadUg pu'tlto of the praaeot fraara-
ttoa. - - -
Blhlaa. Pravar Books ao4
al
ot'arielijrl
oai werks la ail ttylas of Uadisi
jror sate at
Jan IS
. live Book aad -ioura
sion PAiQTinQ nmnutiQt &c
rjlHE U2ITJECSIGNED WOULD ra.
fpectmJy say that tzntQ farther settee be
may bt Crc&d at his reildance, eorcsr
Third and Ifsrkst streets, prepared to eze
cote all exdszs la the above named branch,
es. Beosi "Sets, Tin TTart, 4 seatrj
rtpablsd and TShtd. . '
CJan 4AT Q.1L ET75U.
bvr frlea is oa aa r -anJ all MiT
gt-uraltatarct lot . ,
Tas -use e wxttsr ta tti'alvsya'tM f
Biihadte the Wiaor. ..4
ttoaa nasi bevrtma 6 mtr
FataoaaHaas saast bm avotdad '
Aad tt Is aapaelilly.ftAd psxtieslszty cadar
stood Cut ths Edit does not always odors
lhe vtowolorrtada'ii;uXess sastat
ia ta editorial aotuBas ' f -' - v- ' '
Not? ; AdvcrtteenioutD.
HOUSE,
For One Kibiily; I
The famous New York Iran
5TH A VEflilE COMPAli Vj
; supporting, the dUtmguisheaSUr
In the most popular p.'ay,bf this centOr
The Two Orphaho.
Eatliu,lt.tl-..lly jjreowa bi"' CrtWaia
I Houses - . . j
Cast th trie futl Streugta of the Best Cc-1
IT . ... J UiCllCk
ua! Price. . Re trv
i . - . on the 18th. t . r;.-
.Ian lfl-4t
Office Tax Collector. :
City of Wflminiton,
' January 12th, 18J
Notice. ; ,
QN OR ABOUT THE 21st of jthls aoirth
1 propose to advertise, accordhxg to'lsw,
ALL property for gale upon whkh the CiV
Tax for 1881 rematna unpaid.' To avoid ad
vertisement and costs all parties ia ; arreara
must pay up before that date. -;
HENRY 8AVAGI,
Tax Collector.!
Janl5-3t ;
iV. 40,000
ATH8 YOZ 8 LIS LOW TO OLOSaT
Oonslgtment. ' w' M . - ' j -r '
LUMBER. SASH. DOORS, BUttO
'Anderery detcrlpUoa of
BuiidinfiMaterial. 4
Exnofn goods and pi leva
ALTAFflB, pRfCE A CO., 4
Mil', Yards aad Offica foot WaJnat t I
jsn II . i
MEW YORK & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP CO. ttL
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v.: .i :i - -' .
selii-weeiily!lihe:
, I , ." iv
v"4 ..' .--'
B TBAMEBS:
WILL? BAIL FROM-NEW " I0RK
iTeiv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
. atJlV clock! P. ,,; ,v.;;,;- f.$ '.
BENEFA(T0RM8aturday Jsaiary U
BIGULATORWeiteaday, Janaary i ii
GULF 8TREAU:.wSatarday; Jmvi St
C Through Bills Laxli aad LovHt
Thrsngh Bates gatrtateed toj aasf ;ifrom
Poiats fa North and Pouth CarllaiiiC
for Fralght IigeaBentt aptii .:Sj.
TTJOfl, C. BOND, ttujt,. p
,. -. - mial&ictaa, f-0
rwi. a: pupo 'Til
th Droad a;; fftw' Tqxtt
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WU. P. CLYDE A CO . e ija1
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All Rieht !
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HR7STHAS IS 07J?R
s AND EYEHf TBIJIG "la'qVlKtJi
1 am now ready f r rtyo ar baifg9 t .-a
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Jsat
PkwU' aod utUa' r
TY yjXTUt of a powr contained la T
JL cartain deed of mortrage. xasda VJ-
Jamee Wallace to P. fT.4 anKampeu, dated .
the 8d day of Jseuarv, 1Sl, : and dolyrcg "
Istered In the Cutra House la. WUxsfasr
ton,1 N. C", hr whkh de4 was eovrvyed tb- i
Steamer fJlnton of the to&naae of 43 S3-10J .
tons, the .uod rtlsmed aaatcoee of salt
raerUr'e; . win eipoe aJd Steamer to s lm
at public auetioti, at the foot of VrLut" 1
street, lo the dty of WQalcgtou, If. G., s &
the hour.of 13 11., oa ths 21st Jsnurv,l&3.
Terras rash. CHARLES VTZZZZLL
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