THIS PAEB
JOHU. TV J AM B8,
KOTTOR AKD PBOPRIKTOB.
80B8CRItTJONH,FOSTAJK PAID.
JBe yetr,5 00 Blajmontka, $16 ; Three
Bostbs, tl 5 ; B month, 50 ceat.
Ihe pFr wiU ba dHrd J rier,
Te cf ehr re, in an J Pr of the eity, at the
ot, rtei, or 13 cents per week.
Adrertiaintr rw. low and libr
8abcriberB will pleareport eay and
tl failure i receive their paportrcgnlarly.
j?ew A d vertisements.
THE GREAT
FOR
RHEUMATISM,
tiaunalaia. Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell-
ay
and Sorans, a urns ana
Scalds,' General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
So PreiTticm on earth aquala St. Jacobs Oil.
M iafe, sure, simple and cheap External
K'roxiT. A trial entail but the compared re 7
triflinr outJr of 50 Cents, and rery one.iulftr
Inj with riu can bare ebeap and poiitive proof
c! it rUimi.
Direction in Elcn Lauguaget.
S0LDBYALLDEDGOI8TS AND DEALERS
IH MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Id.tZT. 8.
Mrs. Joe Person's Statement In Re
gard to Cancer.
I receive numerous letters askine'lf my
remedy will cure Cancer. I can only cite
tbe Allowing case, which is the only one
I have ever cured, the only one upon which
I have had an cppoitunityoi testing it in its
incipient etage. Whenwe were married,
in 1857, my husband had a small wart
iookiDg place on his left cbeek bone,wbicb
he told me then he thought would eventu
ally terminate in cancer. We paid no at
taction to it, though mo could see with ad
vanclng yeais tbtt it was gradually in
creasing In size. Then it commenced to
form a scab, something similar to a piece
of dry bran, which would shed 'every few
days, another form, and so it continued
until March, 1872, when it bnke out into
a regular running, eating sore, which con- j
tinned to spread with the most alaiming
rapidity throughout that spring and sum
mer. The sore had eaten in considerably,
was about the size of a silver quarter, had
the appearance of honeycomb, with the
cells distinctly marked, b ed considerably,
had a emarting, irritating sensation as if
needles were pricking the surface, with
occasional sharp darting pains, which ex.
tended to the eye and weakened it. Every J
body who saw it considered it a case of
well wveloped cancer. Ihe physicians
advised him to have it cut cut, whereas I
advisad treatment at a ancer infirmary.
At last one of the physicians suggested that
I try my Remedy, and said he believed it
would cure it. The thought ot uing it
bad sever occurred to me, as I then only
Ebew it to be good for Scrofula. I com
menced its use ou the sore the lsf day of
October and discontinued it the 7ih No
vember, as it Was PEBJTECTIiY CUBED. It
had then been a running sore for six
months. It broke out again for four con
eecutive years, in the spring eaoh time
more severely, and requiring much longer
to cure. I broke out last in lb79, when
it ttquhed four months' treatment to effect
a cure, since which time it has been and
now perfectly well. I have tried it in
nuny advanced cases cases beyond tin
possibility or hope ot cuie, alwajs -villi
benefit sometimes by, delaying it a pib
greis, sometimes by giving pertect free
dom from all pain. I am, very trulv,
, MRS JOE PHRSONy
Nov 11, 1831. Franklinton, N. C.
The Remedy is for Bale in WilminKtcn.
by Dr. WEH. GREEN. - Send, for CirJ
culir.
V
jan 18
Dress Goods
AND
Trimmings I
OU CAN FIND ALMOST ANYTHING
I
10 this department, embracing as.it does, all
AND DESIRABLE STYLES.
One of the finest assortments of
SLAOXZ GOODS.
Quite a rarity of terlurea and style?.
ILL WOOL (blk) DIAGONAL, (40in.)
A beautiful cloth for suits; It too cheap
10 lote the price, you must see it, you
1 Hke it. '
' CURTAINS arc celling fceely. j for we
bare juet put TOE PRICES DOW in reach
fall. : .
CARPETS AKD MATTINGS.
A gK J a60itment.
OIL CLOTHf,' MATS. RUGS, Ac
IV3. (Viclntire.
VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements
CWYA.TFH--All Right ,
Heinsbehi EK.Tust Received '
Sam'i, NonTUkor, Agent Travlleis
i
Insurance Company ,
- , . .. i -. . .
The rage for lace grows and shows no
signs of ceasing.' j ! ! I . .
j-r
Uniteau needs a pair of suspenders.
1 (- J
Quicksilver-r-tbat which passes through
a newspaper office, , ' .
The receipts ot cotton at this .port to
day foot lup 4G4 baieW , -
..
(jargling lager eer is Tecornmendetl
tor the curcoi sore throat. - .'
It i3 not to be denied that pljish skirts
make hacdsome bal morals. .
Brig Aton, Johnson, hence, ; arrived
at Point-a-Pctre, Dec. 21st. V , 1
Barque (, lacier, Small, hence," arrived
at St. Pierre, Al art., Dec 21st.
'- : f I
Dan. barque Elene, Dahl, sailed from
Masslois, Jan, 1st, for this port.
"Go ahead and be 3are you write," is
what the boss editor said to one ef the
subs.
It a man gives up smoking, eating
and drinking, gout will not trouble him
long.
I Freshwater Perch, Trout
and Black
fall assort'
fish Hooks and Lines. A
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
We are much indebted to experience
and it is truly said we learn most from
our mistakes. j ! ,
"Steamship Kequlator, Doane, cleared
at New York,' Jan. 1st, for this port and
sailed the same day. j J
Mr. Cobb recently married Miss Webb;
he knew they were intended
other as . soon as he spider. V
for
each
"She '
masher.
never told her love,"
The fool didn't know
$ays a
lit was
her day to tackle the onion; orchard.
Hon. Geo
Davis and Mai. Chas. M.
Stedraan were registered at the Yarboro
Honse, in Raleigh, on Wednesday.
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi'sJ f
It is said that money does not
bring
hiw
happiness this is an experiment,
ever, which every one wishes to try for
himself.
Of the twenty days of this first month
of the New Year,' which "hate gone
dow,n into the past," only three or four
have had any sunshine in them. j
Men who wear hats in doors and out,
become bald after a time. You never
see any bald-headed ladies, becaase they
wear their hats on the back f the i head.
He said he had sworn off and wouldn't
tafce another drop until next Christmas,
but it appeared that the
him something, all the
taking a lean on it.
amp post owed
same. He was
An exchange believes that "cranks.
are to be found among the animal crea
tion as well as in the; human family.
The editor doubtless has! had some expe
rience with the business end of a mule.
"Roosh on Rats."
The thins desired found at last. Ask
druggist for Rough on Rats.
It clears
bedbugs.
out rats, mice, roaches,
flies,
15c. boxes.
Fast Tim.
- I !
One day last week the fast mail train
coming Sofeh, on the jW. fc.W Rail
road.made the entire distance, 162 miles,
between Weldon and WiImington,includ.
ing four stoppages, in three hours and
fifty eight minutes. Mr. John Hessenger
was the engineer. !
The ladies who sometime! since were
unable to go oat, having taken Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, are
quite recovered, and have gone on their
' 1
way rejoicing.
To Travellers
- -
We beg for attention to be advertise
ment of tbe Travellers' Insurance Com.
panj. of Hartford, Conn., as it appears
in thi3 issue. The figures published
speak for themselves. Those who travel
can obtain policies on their lives for a
day, a month or a year. iThe outlay is
small and tbe insurance: is first class.
Mr. Samuel Northrop is the Agent here
and ha will-take pleasure in furnishing
full information on all point. .
WILMINGTON, N.C FRIDAY JANUARY
City Court
A white mn, brought before His
Honor this morning, charged with being
drnk.and disorderly, was found guilty
and sentenced to pay a fine of $5 or take
10 days in the city prison. He paid the
fine and was discharged. There being no
other business for consideration the
court adjourned. !
j "urine DUaatrr.
The brigantine Mary E. Dana,
Ben
son, ot
port fcr
Salem, Mass.,' from a Georgia
New York, loaded with lumber,
sprung aleak on the night j of the 1 Cth
srridsSnow ater-logged, . about
three miles south-southeast from Ports
mouth, N. C. The Revenue Cutter Col
fax, Capt. Gabriel3on, has gone to her
afsisstance.
Magistrate's Court
Thomas Murphy, who was an attache
of Coup's Circus, when it was here, was
brought before Justice Millis, this morn
ing, charged with cutting a watch guard
and taking a watch from the person of
Mr. J. R. Cromartie. The defendant
was found "guilty, and was ordered to
give bond in the sum of $200 for his ap
pearance at the next term of the Crimi
nal Court. Not being able to give the
required bond, he was committed to
jail. i
Llppincott's Magazine. ;
Lij&incolVsM&ffazine for February
opens with an illustrated article, the
first of two, on tbe Gulf Coast Tbe
writer,' Mr. Barton D. Jones, was sent by
the Secretary of the Interior to examine
the government lands in that region and
the information he gives is novel and in
teres ting. Dr. Felix L. Oswald has an
other article on Animal Pets, enlivened
with anecdote and charmingly illustra
ted. "The Capture of Derne," bj
Charles Burr Todd, revives an almost
forgotten episode in Araerian history,
the expedition against Tripoli under
Gen. William Eaton, whose letters and
i i
diaries, as cited in the article, bear testi
mony to the adventurous spirit in which
the enterprise was -conceived and -the
difficulties amid which it was carried on,
"An Afternoon in Rome," and a frontier
sketch, "For Life," by Helen Campbell,
are highly readable papers." '
As usual, a large amount of space, is
devoted to fiction. There are poems by
Rose Terry C6oke, Carlotta Perry, and
Charles L. Hildreth, and many interest
ing papers in the editorial departments.
The King of Denmark is truly a
paternal monarch. Finding that daring
the recent severe weather tbe royal foot
guards were suffering greatly from Colds
and Coughs, this
good old gentleman
ordered a supply
of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup for them and now the sentries are
happy.
A Good One.
One of the best and most appropriate
things wa-hve heard in a long time, oc
curred last month in a neighboring town.
It was Court Week, the last day of the
term the Court was the last in the dis
trict, the Christmas holidays were near
at hand and everybody, judge, iuryand
officers were all in a hurry to get away.
Just previous to the adjournment of the
Court, Capt. Swift Galloway, the Solici
tor for this district, arose in his place,
his tall figure overlooking those around
him, and pointing his long forefinger in
the air, in that deep sepulchral
voice which he sometimes affects, he
said, "May it please your Honor, I move
that the Clerk of this Court be placed
under a bond of $1,000 " and here the
speaker turned his head and pointing
his finger
"to get
meaningly at Mr. B., added
married before' " the next
term of this court." There was a general
laugh all around, and then Judge Shipp
pointing his finger at Mr. B., said, "I
have already taken judgment nisi on
him. He jraust either get married in
thirty days or go to jaiL" There was an
increase of laughter which amounted
to an immense shout, in which everybody
joined, when Mr. BJ, who, by the way,
is a gallant gentleman and an immense
favorite everywhere, pulling his tall
figure out of his chair, made a very pro
found bow to the Court and replied
"May it please your Honor, I believe I'll
go to j iil."
From Little Orleans, Md., Peter
Clemens writes: Hamburg Drops bare
made me a healthy, strong man once
more, i My appetite has i returned; and
although sevemy-six Years old, I feel
s if 1 were but twenty.
: : i . i
To Baildera and others Go to Jaco
bi' for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
. Yoa can, get all sixes, and at the
lowest prices. t
The Two Orphans.
Miss Pauline Markham, supported by
the New York Fifth Avenue Theatre
Company, will appear at the Opera
House to-night, as the blind girl, in
'TbeSTwo Orphans." Miss Markham
has made a splendid reputation as a
versatile and accomplished actress, aad
we predict.fOr her a full house to night,
judging from the Sale of seats. In
speaking of her acting in j "Tbe Two
Orphans,' the Indianapolis , sentinel
says-y. , ' x 1
4'Miss Markham certainly delineates
the) character of the blind girl . LjQoise,
very beautifally and strikingly ; it could
not be improved upon. She wins the
sympathy of the audience immediately ,
and holds it until the end of the long
play. - l .
Another Bis: Purchase.
We notice by our exchanges that Col.
John M. Robinson has purchased the
Old Dominion line of steamers, plying
between ' Richmond and Norfolk and
New York. He is joined in the pur
chase by the Norfolk and Western R. R.
It is said that this action was prob
ably taken to frustrate Mr. Clyde, who
may have had his eye on the line, Mr.
Clyde, it is said, was desirous of purchas
ing a controling interest in the Mer
hants' & Miners' line of steamers, ply.
ing between Norfolk and Boston, but
could only get 49 per cent of the shares,
while he wanted 51. What effect Col.
Robinson's purchase of the Old Domin
ion line will have on the commerce and
transportation of this port remains to be
seen.
Thanks to Mr. E. G. Ghio, Superin
tendent of the Seaboard & Roanoke R.
It., for an annual pass over that road.
. Ger barquentine Charles, Langhoff,
cleared at this port to day, for Stettin,
with 2,985 bbls. rosin, shipped by Messrs.
E. G. Barker & Co.
A Reply to Pender.
Mr. Editor: That it has been the
common fate of invention, geniua and
enterprise to be opposed and ridiculed
by the ignorant and unlearned, is a mat
ter of history, too well attested to admit
of a doubt. At all epochs, little men
and croakers have labored to defeat what,
was beyond their powers of comprehen
sion. A spirit like this characterized
the conduct of those who opposed the
idea of hndmg this continent by tailing
West from Spain: laughed to scorn i the
proposition ot Fulton to propel a boat
by steam, and fought madly against the
plans of improvement as proposed by the
immortal DeWitt Clinton. At that'
early period of our country's existence
the veil of charity could be thrown over
the conduct of such as would shut their
eyes to the true light; but in this age
the age of progress when eYery faculty
and power of enlightened nature seems
to be united in the development of the
vast resources ot our common country,
to find one so learned and distinguished
as "Pender," opposing in any way, either
directly or indirectly, an enterprise
which has for its object the relief, wel
fare and prosperity, not only of his own
county, but that of all of the farmers
and good people on the line of the pro
posed road from Clinton to Point Cas
well, and offering as a substitute a road
from Clinton to Warsaw, which would
not touch a single inch of territory or
country through which the Clinton
and Point Caswell road, as pro
posed, will pass, we say a
proposition so unjust ; so totally subver
sive of every wish and hope of the freinds
of our Clinton and Caswell road, must
bring into exercise every feeling and imf
pulse et distrust for "Pender.
We are not disposed to surrender onr
flag to this "Jupiter Tonans" ot foss
and nonsense ; and we therefore remind
him that, in a great cause like this, he
8 ho aid come to the front, and fight no
longer behind a masked battery ! but let
his people know that, being too large
for Pender county, he has resolved, Atlas
like, to assume the interest, enterprises
and burdens of all the world, and the
rest of mankind. j
We say the road from Clinton to Point
Caswell is a fixed fact, and in despite of
the secret opposition and exercise of the
mighty powers of omnipotent "Pender,"
wo wiU t&e it a success to the joy, hap
piness, honor, prosperity and credit of
our people! Very respectfully,
True Pexdes.
Quarterly
Meetlnrs
For the Wilmington
District of the
Methodist E. Churcb, 5outh.
FIRST BOCND.
Waccamaw Mission, at Pine Log,
Jan ... . . 21-22
WhiteTille, at Whitcville. Jan 28-29
Elizabeth, at Klizabeibtown, Feb : 4 -5
liUdeo, at Windsor. . Feb 11-12
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel, Ftb 18-19
Cokesburyi at Bethany, . Feb 25-26
OTllie J District Stewards will meet
ta Wilmington at the paiso nage of the
Front StreetCharck at 11 o'clock
on Tuesday, the 3rd of January .1832. .
, , ILOBcaTOX,
Preaidinj Elder.
20, 1882.
NO 17
New Advertisements
Traveller's mnm Co,
OF HARTFORD- CONH.
LOOK AT THE REG0R3 !
JpUGURES ARE MORE ELOQUENT than
Words! Hear what they say :
The ash .taouiry 1 182; were (J,T1 4,
5C2.70. ! - f ! '
: 't he TRAVELLE R'S wrote 07,504 Acci
dent Policies in 1SSI, a gain of 24,:4 over
18S0. and a gain in premium of $407,9t!i :0.
Paid onlauns iu Accident Department,
15,8'JO policies, whicli is nearly one iu every
t-ix persons inurci, and the amount paid
oh these claim wa 1714,00.16 which was
nearly $00,000 per month.
In the Life Department there was a ain
in amount of l ife Insurance iu lorce of
$1,412 883. j
i These figures speak for themselves. Poli
cies for $3,000,25 centa for One day : $4.50
ior one montn.
Preferred Risks, for year.
Polices written by
$5 per $1,000.
i SAM'L NORTHROP, Agent,-1
jan 20- Wilmington, N. C.
Just Received.
QIE OF TAB LARGK8T 8TO0K8 OF
BTATIONEBT, auoh as
Oopying, Presses, Cop jing Books,
s Oopinjc Oapa, -
Blank Books, Invoice Books,
Bills Boooivablo, I
Rubber Ertitrs, Load Pencils, Ac.,
ever brought to tbe cltj, at
V rjEUHBERGER'S,
jan 20 Lire Book and Kuulo Store
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
mHE UNDERSIGNED Commissioner. a-
X pointed by the Judge of the Superior
uourt ot JMew Hanover county, will expose
to sale at public -auction, on Thursday, 19th
January! 1S82, at the Court House door in
the City of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, M.,
that valuable plantation in render county,
on Rocky Point, known as Pembroke, con
taining about one thousand aerea of fertile
land, to wit ; A certain, traat of land In
Pender county, bounded by a line commen
cing on the edge of Black Creek, near ths
end of a bank across said I creek, and run
ning thenee 8. 10, E."S6 chains and 50 links
to a pine and pine pointers on the East side
of Dark Branch, thence 8: 32, E. 93 chains
to the edge of the Tide Swamp at Caesar's
Spring and thence In the same direction to
the N. E Branch of the Cape Fear river,
thence up the river to the line of the Vats
plantation, thence with that line to a stake
in the said lino opposite to a row of Cedar
trees and thence to the beginning.
Terms liberal and saade known at sale;
ALEX. T. LONDON, j)
Commissioner
dee XT Ha
The sale of the above named plantation
has been postponed until Thursday the SStu
inat, atl3 M. janl9-td
Fun ! Uovelty I
Rifle ! Practice Shooting
Oallery,
CnTrinceis St, next to the Corner of Sec
ond, Wilmington, N. C,
C. G. CROWELL,
Jan 18-8taod Of Philadelphia, Fa.
S. P. SHUTTER & CO.,
EXPORTERS OF
j i . -
Kice and Naval Stores,
Baltimore Wharf, Water St., Wilmington,
X. v., JUlly Bail ding. Bay St., Savannah
tta. jan l&-lw
Health is
Wealth I
PVtt B O IWESrS Nxava aid Bain
U Tiunnn, a ipeelfle for Hvateria, Dlx
alnoai, Qoavalaiona, Norrotu Boadaoho,
Meatal DaprawiOD. Lom of M emocr." Jmro-
uney. Irematore Old Age, oaoaod by over
exertion, exeetaes. or. ovtrinduis'enoe.
which loads to mitery, decay and death.
use box will euro recent cases. Kaon box
eonUias one month's treatment. One dollar
a box. or six bozM for five dollars; eeat by
mall prepaid b reesipt f price. Wo guar,
anteo six boxes to cae any eve. '"ithflich
orcer received by as fo sic b xei, we will
sead the parebu y our written reemBt to
retora themo&ey If the treaiiaeat Co not
eftaef euro. aaraie iuueo Vv WH U
ii.KK.H, Drarci't, (neemivr to Grrm A
Flaanar) Wiloi gtus, S O. Orur Of mail
will roeeire prorapt attebtion,
neb ?3-dawtlt I
Dissolution. I
rpiTE FIRM OF HARDING JOJINSON
A CO., is tbi day dlxeeifed by mutual con
. I i
sent, 8. P. Shottor retiring. The assets
and ; uabllraes are assumed try Harding
Joaxsost wao win sign tn uqmaanoo.
8. F. SHOTT'R, .
VTilihingUn, N. C. Jan 1, lS2.rjaaia.tf
I Cl ViUi iO wiaawi. fataan. aUtnt
klUno. TMaaa47taiaac. Paaaiaaa ri
far lass at aacr.tar rmynra.vanaaM rem
Uaa to tMCUZAtk I
af aaattaaart mi
sutuecTV
ral
rXJfTO vraara4
tra far lavaatan.
iHMnnua
tetfMiaiMM. aUirt
ta at aaaa.
iaatraetioa. W
ana riuiii
at H. w. Frtrcrraid & Co. rt'Jo
a4 Cbaaia.
. la4 aaixaartlr farraaenck
gr vA Batr Uva. aiasaa a4
P4 tanhtM taaaaaaaaaf Paaai
t Jataara tar "tm utMMMr."
doe ndlwla
PLHABR WQTIfJK,
We Will b v lad tn rt&v KMnravaioa.tr
from omr tri&dt cm 4 aj nihW-"T
I ;...!. "
" rtt of la wrttar neat at way b r
e!ah4 t is Kditor.
OoBmsalMSton a bo Jwrllw im coir
Frn&lUas aoal bo aroUUd '
it u totally aad MrtiovUrty adr
ttoH that ho KdiWdoo Mot always oadors
tb -rivrm eorrwfxiadoata naloat m tui
ta U'UtoriaJ ooht-rtoa "
Kov Advertlsomenta
OPERA HOUSET
For One Night Only I
FRIDAY, .Tauary SO.1
The famous New York - S
5TH AVENUE COMPANY,
aupporting the distinguiihed f tar j
PAULINE MARKHAM,
Iutlm n,..t popular rl,j 0f ,, .,,
The Two Orphans.
Enthusii,tic.allj Greeted
y Crowdel
Ca,t to the full Strength of the; Jfrt Co.;
t- i t pany iQ America. -I ii
Lual Pnce Re.-ened Se4ts on sale a5
lVers'ou th ism,
liouees
ian 15-4t
40,000
LATaS FOft 1LE LOW TP OLOSij
Oonsignraent.
LUMBER, SASH, ODORS. Blltm
And every de cripjion of.' ' !
uildiner Material.
!Fx,min. oodi .ad pile.,.'
ALTAryEB, PSIGB A CO.
NEW YORK & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP CO.
SEMI-fEESLYILINEi'
STEAMERS!-
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YOBIl
Eve.'T WEDVEBiVAY snd HATURDlT
at 3 o'o ock, P. H.
BEjrEFAOTOR...8atn
REODLaTOBLWoJiieaday, Jansary 16
ODLF 8TREAM Salurdsy, Jaao.ry 21
SU Through Bills Ladlac and Untn
Through KAm gurantoi to Tana frow
Points in North and Fouth Carolina.
For Freight f:ora-emeau apply t
, wilmLoKton, N. V
THEO. O. EGER, FreLjbt Agezt,
. S5 Brnadtray, tTew To; k
P. CLYDE A CO.,
Oen'l Agentr
fan 15-tf
All Rieht !
IHRIBTKAS IS OVER
AND 1-VERyTflING IS QUIET
J am now ready for regu'ar baaiassa.
cl W- YATES,
jaa9
BookieUer and 8Utioar
We Want Buyers for
1 000 BBL8, NEW rL0UR '
gQQ Bsgs COFFEE I
JQQ Bbls SUGAR,
2500 8kiLlVEBpoLSALT
500 8acki mE SALT
Hhds. CUBA MOAL8SES,
Ac, JLc.,' , 4tc,
& PEARSALI.
. 1 - . 1
Sale cf Ctambaat;
ST VTETUC of a pwar contained in a!
certain deM of ntortae made bv
tee Wallace ta Y. II. VanKmpea, dated
theSd day of Jaouarr, Ll, and duly rec
istered In vhc Citom H?u: in Wilmioo
ton, N. C, b- which dred w.i convive.! the
Steamer j linton of the tofmajre of 43 (
tons, the ul'.-i tinted tt&eignee ,n( sakt
morte;re wiil .k- said Btmcr to aa!a
at put)Jci aucilou, at the foot of Walnut
street, In the city of WiliUogton, S. C, at
the hour of 12 M., ou the2Iat January,li',
Terms cash CHARLES WESSELL.
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