raw pape
iWt "vsnnig. Sandars. ax-
ylHnsd
eepted by v .
JOSH T. JAMES,
DrroB ard raor airroa.
-.cKi.ifv POSTAGE PAID:":'
Six month, fiOC. JThree
rear t-w
.1 a
41
1. orioccau per week. V ; , -
crlbers 11 report any and All ttU.
TI their paper rcgnurry.
DnfaiUng Specific for Llier Disease
.nvnllPi Bitter or lad taste ir'
YMrTOlSloS mouth; tongne coated
u -,.v...-pd witka irwn fur; luthiiii
"'XuS i" joint onei. mistaken
XUe vuJmlr stomach; low !
,,r L , nctiWs nans and-water-p,,Mite,
n - .. iiatulency and acid
5'. Vpls a Iternaiely
v: ,v rr.iHK-.it.- wdimem.
SIMONS LIVER REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE)
. . .,..11,. i5c.l in the south to arouse
r.-Tur t Wr to a healthy action
It .cUwilh exir.oVdin.ry efficacy o- the .
tiver, iidneys,
. and Bowels,
N iff ECTUAt SPEOTC FO.
Uwel Complaint.
Mai aria.
Ivmci1- .
Sick I lean acne,
Ilillousnesa,
V:v:'''-V";.,!,,.. Jaundice,
nMeatal Uprewlon. ; C.Uc
Fndoised W d.e u- of 7 Million, of Bottles, as
THE BEST FAMILY 'MEDICINE
fc- Children. f,r Adult, and lot tne Ageo.
ONLY GENUINE
Us our Z Sumy.ia re.l m front of Wrapper.
J. H. Zeilin .& Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
ki ...Milium. l'riee, !.
nov .? ilt'J't w lolp
n... h.. mal Limberser cheese is
1 11 - w
ni.vfe in the West. v ..
The Dute .f Argyll is considered ' bej
best Fpenker in the Home of Lords.
A tmitie dmuih is reported in Texas.
It c -vers hundreds of square rnile3.
.l!er von Seylned. a. nobleman o
long descent, is Ihe pub'ic executioner
of Vienna.
.John T. Raymond.-the celebrated
comedian, died a.. Evaniviilq, I ml . on
Snnday morning.
a'-w. -
Sir Edward Thornton, formerly Brit
ish Minister to this'country. is to meet
the Virginia State authorities in an cn.
r
deavnr'f adjust and compromise the
debt of the State. Jle rjBpregenta the
British b djuiUters
The Maunioe RoUtog Mills in East
Telmlo were burnpd Sunday evening.--The
loa i placed ,ai' $500,000; insuri
ance. fcfto.OOO; It i believed tbat the
Qre was canned by the night watchman
dropping a match, whicb bo bad.used in
lighting his pipe, near; an ' oil barrel.
Four hundred men are thrown out of
work. '
Another attempt on the life of the
Czr is reported. It is eaid to have
been made last Wednesday. Tbe news
comes from Vienna and it has been con
tradic'ed and reaffirmed. Certain is it
that ao unusually large number of
sr.ests have been made within the past
tew days. .
Experiments having shown that guns
have once niore triumphed ver armor,
the governments "f England, France
and Russia are actively laying in a sup
ply ol steel projectiles, of which, great
uuutitiea have been ordered. Steel
projectiles will'pierce the thickest arm
or aft at.
Vermont seems to have had a big
shake. A dispatch from Burlington in
the New York Slar.saya:
A heavy shock of earthquake' was felt
here al 2:40 p. m. to-day. The vibras
tiona tasted fifteen seconds, and - wro
iotrrnluced .by a startling report, nke.
tha-of a large cannon, llousrs shook
and the people ran terror-stricken into
the streets. No damage tollowed Jh
bock bad been preceded by a sligbt
tremor ten minutes before
:
lie ne;v Her Youth
Mrs. Pliojbc Cheslcy, Peterson. Clay
Co . Iowa, tells therlllowing remaika
ble story, the truth of whicb is vouched
for by tbe residents of the town: M
aniTJ vpsm old. have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many ytoars; could not dress myself
without help. Now I am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all mv own housework I owe my
lhanks to Electric Bitters for having
renewed mv youth, abd removed c mr
nlptfdv .!! ditoASA and Dam. Iff S
bottle, only 50c . For sale by W. H.
lireen & Co. . . ....
A Gift for All.
In order to pive all a chance to test it.
and thus be convinced of ita wonderful
curative Dowers. DrKioe' New Dis
covery for Consumption, Cough3 and
Colds will be. fra limited time, given
away This offer, ia not only liberal.
but shows nnbonndtd tallh in tbe mer
itsoi this great remedy. All who suf
fer from C-MJ?ts, Odds. Consumption.
Asthma. Bronchtii. or aby . affcc ion
of throat. Chest, or Lungs, are evpecial
lf reaoestsd to call at V IL Green t
Cs Drug Stot e,' and get a trial UotUa
I'ree, lir Bottlea f
i
I II II M . -V M
..f,,, ai. - , losSOl meniorr. with
an ,uT 'rion f bavin? failed to do
a , :UV 1 i' ,"t ut hnu,Ui bihavebeendone;
Tmu v-1. w .rit: thi-k. yHow ap
' . M ,. skiii and eye: u dry
!'',!':'U-"t..Vrr' ' ret W-m-s; the urjne is
f"1'!!. !i i hhiolwl. siii't, if allowed to
1
1
VOL. XI.
TiieTexas LtgUlatore ha p&ased a
f
IT!
very elaborate public land bill, eivin
te farmer a chance to secure a home.
tead on forty years' ere lit at 5 percent
ntereU- The cattlemen will ntt enjoy
tacb vast privileses under the ne law
which is considered a feather in tbe cap
of Governor fi"ss
There is some alarm expressed in the
Government denartnients by record
clerks over the. rapid fading of the dcu
mcnts printed n the typewriter. For
severar years neariy all the records of
tbe departments have been copied by
type-wri'era. It has been discovered
bat thu rtCfrds are becoming indis
tinct, and those written wneo type
writer were first put in general use are
now exceedingly difficult to reai. The
record clerks predict arious trouble j
unless it is averted by teps being taken .
to reprtKluce the failed records, and
wri irs those of the future in if)k more
durable lhau tbe aniline inks used on
type-writer ribbons.
LOCAL NEWS.
II0E1 TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Apron FeBilvAl
Lo3T Poctet Book
CW lAT ev B'oks
F C lliXLER Gatden Sted
J . Springer 20,0 o Brl'k
Uundb Bhos Wo Ac Offer
H E-rMtin vvnt t'i I a pat Rnnk
Millrr & NiEsrLiB-Kenredy'B Mi.ileai I
Discovery
Geo R f re-ch .coss Neat and Dur.i
ble
And the dead lock still continues.
Moulding. Best in city, at Jacobi's
Ildw. Depot.
Rain ia much needed by the farmers
in tbe count ty.
Bnv a ronv. get vour neck broken
and die. happy.
. The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up CO bales.
Jacobi's is headquarters
for low
prices on Sash, Poors. Paints and
Builder's Hardware. t
The farmers in the country are busy
mutin? the crops iatrt the ground with
the hope of a good harvest in the Fall
Ifnv. John Monroe is coatributiog a
series of very readable papers to the
Hob sonian, being reminiscences of the
emigrants to tbe Cape Fear and Lura-
ber river sections from the Highlands
and the Isles ot Scotland. The second
paper is published this week
The revival al Fifth Street M. E
Church continues.aod is attended with
satisfactory results. New converts are
added to the number at every meeting.
and there seems to be no diminution in
fervi rand interest. Tbey will continue
duriDg the remainder of tbe week, acd
possibly longer.
Ciy Court.
Thomas Mclvinzie. colored, was
brought before the Mayor this morn
ing, charged with disorderly conduit
Of course the defendant knew nothing
about the matter, as he was drunk at
the lime, bat he was required to pay a
Gne ot 5 or 10 days in the city prison.
- Rudolph Santowiiz, a foreigner.
nharceri with disorderly conduct, was
requited to pay a tine of $10, or go be-
low foT 20 days.
State Medical Society.
Thi hndv met in Charlotte tnis
morning, ura. oaicnwea atu "ue.i.
, . . . ii . I T7 .
of Pender, are in attendance, having left
ou last night's train for thai PrP3e-
Dr. J. W. Jones, ot larboro, 1'restdenl
ot the State Board ol Health, arrived
here on Monday aig'rt en route tor the
meeting. There will bo a pint, session
of ihe Board of Health and the biave
Medical Society to-ni'rrow. Eminent
physicians from other Slates are ?!
ppp'ed to be present, among whom are
Dra. Ilealtv. of Georgia: Maoson. of
- '
Richmond, and Agnew. of Philadel-
phia. Tbe proceedings will undoubted-
ly be of much Interest, and many valu
able papers will probably be contrib
uted.
Ueath of Mr. . l. Love.
Mr Armand D. Love, a well-known
citizen, died at ab3ut noon V day at
hi residence on Harnett street, be
tween Third and Fourth, aged 62 years.
Mr. Ixye had been for many years au
official at the Carolina Central Rail
road freight depot, but for several
months had been afflicted with heart
disease, whicb was the cause ot his
death. lie was ja brother of tho lale
Mr. John D. Love, formerly a well
known bookseller of this city, aod was
much respected by aU who knew him.
His wife died soveral years since and
a son only aorvives him.
Ileadqaarters for iase ball aopplie
I i fUinsbef gor1. v t
- . ..
W LMINGTON. N. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13
Journal!! ic
The Winston Sentinel has entered on
the fitih year of ex:tance under its
present management, that of Mr. E. A.
Oldham, formerly ol this city. Tbe
Sentinel is one of tbe brightest, newsi
est and most readable papers in the
State and we wish it a continoed suc
cess. County Oomruinsioiiera.
The B ord of C iunty Counmisaioners
were called together yesterday by the
Chairman, II. A. Bagg. Eiq . who
slated thatoinj to the resignation of
Mr. II. VonG'ahn, one of the assessors
for Wilmington tiwnship. it would be
necessary Ur the "Bj'a'rd to fill frTe"
vacancy On motion. Mr. R E. CiUer
was tinanim usly e'ected to the posh
lio0t aD(1 the I5 ,or1 adjonrned. subject
... . hfl .. ol the Cnairraan.
A prolix
Aprons were invented, it is popularly
?upposed. by Mrs. Ee. who lived in an
age when extravagant dressing was not
considered necessary to a proper style
ot existence, and fashion plates, being
unknowu little or uo time was wasted
by the women of the day in discussion
of Spring bonnets, and other comforts
of like character. Adam, however, is
entitled to the credit ofthe invention ot
the article aforesaid, and. no doubt.
took out a patent ou it.and la? back in a
rocking chair, enj ying, as d inventors
ofthe present time, the royalty paid
him, while Eve was compelled to work
'from early morn tilt dewy eve," (this
is accidental) making these useful gar-
meuts. with such crude implements as
she could device.
Aprons of that day. however, were
n-"t the. highly ornamented, befluled,
milled, hemstitched, plaited round-the-c
rner article ot the present, nor did
they have as an appendage the pretty
creatures of now-a-days. who are lulls
aware how bewitching tbev look attired
in one of tbe atoresaid
i r.oa r( artriiriQ ia one ot the strongest
oroofs of the truth of the story ot tbe
Garden of Paradise women love theni.
and weai them on all occasions, chil-
dren of both sexes are dressed in ihem.
and men dole on them (with a pretty I
Uirl behind them), ana re irequenuj
ao foolish as to wish their arms could
be apron strings.
Aprons can be-used for a variety of
purposes yr u will And bow many oy
I .
reading the advertisement in tnis issue.
headed "Apron Festival." and calling
at No. 412 South Third street to-mor-
. i . i :nnAt:a;n I'm- wn r.
. .. ...
self. A continuation ot. this arttc.e may
k.tun inntsH fnr
UC llicu vwe-- " '
Uiocesan Conveniion.
The Vestry of St. James Parish was
organized last night by the election oi
the following officers:
Senior Warden Dr. A.J. DeRosset
Junior Warden Clayton Giles.
Treasurer R. E. Calder.
Secretary Col. W L DeRosset
Pu tU nnHt. niralna Wftffi filPnLPtl
liieiuiiunu-i
to the Diocesan Council, to be held May
18tb. 1887. at St. Paul's Parish. Eden
ton:
Delegates Dr. A. J DeRosset. Col.
J. W. Atkinson, Col. W. L. DeRosset,
Wm- Caldcr
Alternates Iln. A. M. Waddell,
Ciayton Giles, 11. E Calder, C. B Mal-
lette.
st. pack's.
The vestry of St. I'oul's Church f was
urbanized last night by the election of
tne following officers:
Spllior Warden DuBruU Cutlar
i,inior Warden 11. E. Ileide
Secrotarv and Treasurer DuBrutz
(aliar
TIin flliirtwm were elected delegates
, ,0 i)iOCesan Council, to b held at
Kjt, Paul's Pariah, Edenton May 18th,
j .go-y.
lu-.i-diTie-W fl. McRae. Du-
i jria4 jaiiAj ' "
Rrl,iy Cutlar. R. E. Ileide. Louis. J
0jSSOn,
No alternates were elected.
Amta moctinir thn rOP.tor. ReV. T.
M. Ambler, tendered his resignation. to
take effect immedialely after tbe aecond
Sunday in May. which was accepted.
Rev. Mr. Ambler will remove 10
Leonardlown. St. Mary's Connty,
Maryland, where he will continue his
ministerial duties in the Episcopal
Church in that town.
6T. .toun's.
Tbe vestry of St. John's Church
organized last night by the election 01
the followiog officers:
Senior Warden Wm. II Green
Junior Warden G. Holme.
Treasurer - H. G. Smallbones-
Secrelary T. Wright Mearea.
. .
Pianos and organs can be -
cheaper al lletnsberger than
Otner nuuau in tut? itao .
lE?IE.
Pflrsonai
Mr. F. Cooper, of the Clinton
Caucasian, is in the city today and
gave as tbe pleasure ot a call. He
speaks hopefully and confidently of the
prsperous future of Clinton, now that
it hire railroad communication with the
outside world.
Military.
The Wilmington" Light Infantry with
the drum corps wilt attend the railroad
celebration at Clinton on tbe 27 tb inst.
TbeCrnet Concert Club have also
been invited and it is quite probable
. I . . t ! I I . . - 1 I ft i. v. rm I. Iknf
(jupstion has not yet been folly decided
np?fv .-;f. t ?- ' ' ??rnrniB nrw puROhiuJJOusE was one
The Infantry will celebrate the 34,h
anntyersary ot ts organization on tne
. . , ou-
2i)lti ol May who unusuai uispiay uo.
officera and members and others intern
terested in the company have bad the
matter under consideration for several
weeks and they have now decided upon
a three days' encampment, to which
they haye incited the o flitters and stafl
and all the companies of the Second
Regiment. The companies are one
each from Clinton, Fayetteville. Max
ton and Smithfield. The encampment
will be in the Caoaday field at the head
of Market street, and will be on the
19 b, 20:h and 2lt of May. The pro
gramme for the occasion has not yet
been fully determined upon, but it is
j intended that when completed it shall
present such a variety of atlracilons as
will draw a largu crowd from the sur-
9
rounding country. . ' -
Estimates for Appropriations.
The Bowrd of Aldermen and Board ot
Audit and Finance met in joint session
.A ,k .onmotoi for
yesieLi iui;uuBlur. .c
appropriations for the ensuing year, as
. .. . :.. .I,
B iard ot Aldermen. Mr
T? T Ii.nsa
Chairman oi ine t aru m nuua "
i . i f . I C ... I i Ann
ro.aiA-A It fnnnd i hat I
finance presided It was tounu mail
the estimates for appropriations aggre
rtpd n n w arda of 142 000. while the
total reyenues of the city would not ex
Ceed $135 000. The Boards took up tbe
appropriations tor each department.
and alter several hours1 labor
reduced the estimates to something less
idrii jijw.uw. i ae iarges. ruu.w,
was in tbe estimate Tor ngbts. tne com-
mtttee huding that ine Electric ijtgni
Company could not turnUh more lamps
wtth its present plant, ana wai unwm
I . i . . . . i
IDg k, enlarge tne same uniess a tun-
tract for five years could be made with
tQe city. The appropriation heretofore
I J f,x- niiu toinni co on iii rlrnnnon
I '.. .... .
ftS it w.as considered mat unuer recent
dpnisions. the citv had no longer power
I w. - 1 - I
to collect tax from drummers
The
t t i i.nnri. i or.
increase oi pay oi sweet uu. lv' l
J Der aks as recommended by the Com-
rajltee on Streets, was agreed to
We are requested to state that, in res"
'WU3'W " . I 7, . , l
ment recently given ai oi. owspuuu .
M.E: Church will be repeated next
i Kfr.rtrlav niirhr. TO . nODnerU. COlOrCU.
"
w ho rs on a visit here now, has cousent-
cj to take part in the entertainment.
DIED.
r.BOLY I this citv. Taesdav. April 12th,
ifiS7. WIM.IAM NE1LL. son ot William N.
and HizaW. Cronly, aged 4 years, 7 nuonihs
and lttdaia. . ..
The frl ndsana rentivcsot tno laniny are
Invited t afena tbe luncrai irom tno re
dcnceofMr. t. t ronly, on Thlnt. t
0Bnec and Ami streets, tbis (Wed
afternoon at o ocwk
L'VE At UVclnok. thU forenoon
LOV.. a ed is yrars
Faueral eervlucB. at hi late reside nc. on
narnottrtct. itwtco ridrd ar.d tourlh.at
4 sup m. pril HUi. Krleodh and rcitlcs
are respectful ty Invited to attrn.
N K VV :A l V Kit riSKMKNTS.
20,000 TickT
irKRY LARGE AND FINE.
apl 13
J. A SPKING15U.
Apron Festival
ri'HK MITK fcOCIKll Ul o. uao 1
I , .
Church. a8lstca or tne menus 01 01. uc
Home, will give an iipron cesurai w
oeneflt of that Institution, at the reMdence of
VinsfU'sVi
clcck,p.m. apl urn
1 nnt
lWiJla
a SMALL ORN AMES TED POCKET
i$ JOK, of a yellow color, cob tainlag about $2
io money and a small piece of Hair. solu
ble reward w'U be paid V r ita delivery to
apl 12 U 111 SO. FOURTH AT.
31st Grand Anniversary B ill
F TI1E UOWAlif aw"
gloe Ccmpany, at Inelr Hall, THURSDAY
f llcketa 1. c, ma admitted with,
t- I. u mm H-c. ' ---v
NO 88
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
We Are Offering:
rpHE FINM.ST KrGUlSH TOOTH BRU8C
to be found In this market
Our CORN SOLVENT cures tvay time.
M UN 18 BROTH KJW.
apl 11
Gdiden Sets.
-NOTHER LOT JUST RECEIVED AND
JfOtt SALE AT LOW PRICES.
GILES A MURCHISON.
apl 11
iU Oil C
1 firie,t BABi BILUABD anl MaKts-
ING ROOMS in the Sta e.
A fine Lunch every
nignt fJOm 6 to U P. M.
mcb 14 tf
JOS. E. HERBERT. Prop
Garden Seed,
ctDe
RUG, CHEatlfALS, PATENT MEDl
and Fancy Ar lcles In full supply at
F. O. MIL liK.
apl 11 . Corner Fourth and Nun ts
KENNtM'5 HEDICtL DISCOVERY,
S
IMMONS REGULATOR,
Tayfor Sweet Gum and M allien.
Bun's o 'gn oyrup.
Prescriptions omponnded day and nljht.
49 Night Bell.
MILLRR A NIETLIE,
apl 11 Cor rtlxthand Mulberry
rjUMPHRET'S Hoicoj pthic Specifi ,
j-jijbIPHREVS Homteopathlc simples.
firjMPHBEY's Homceonathle. Vcerinary
XI srecifie The only complete stock in
t.h citv.
Afalillnecf Drugs, Ac. and p ices that
defy competition
TAR T NI1TT
anis Druggist, as n. Front -i
If Jail at Last.
V HAVE LEASED THE OLD JAIL VI' D
. r-,nverted it into a Carr age
Shop. Haveemulo ed a Arsc.elaes Painter
who cannot be heat. Also have the onW li ret
cluaa lrimmer lu the city Mv Wool work
I mu an i liinrksmii hare gecnd to -ne. o
"I ... I.nll.l m. renalr nil tir.d.4ftf
. . . . Mil . .
vente cs to tns ucbi rasnacr, ami m w
! to aerva ail of my old irienjt ana cinuni.-
. ome an(Uee mef crtrner of Stcondand
Princess srreets. K. P. MCUOUbi L.L-
Will have a stock of Bugir'os and Ptsetons
in a fewMays. api iuw
New Books.
gPRINGHAVEN," by Blackmore,
illss Churchill," by-(.hristlan Reid,
"Saint Michael," by Mrs. Wister,
"She," by Haggard,
"He," a Companion to She",
"Cnc'e Max," by Miss Carey,
"King Solomon Mite t",
"Gash on DclUvery," by DuBoigfobey
and others
YATES BOOK STORE
api it
I T A r-. V S A a V f
JJ e H WOUUS lCUCl 1 CU
no FILL UP VACANCIES CAUSED BY
I
I tne o-nod trade we bad last week, lor wnicn
i taank my lrl ids and cuetomers and
ask
them to come again and see our increased
toek of
MILLINERY, FANCY GOOD I, NOTIONS,
A flne lllie of stamped Linen, plain and
l
drawn work, Tray and Buffet Covers, c.
)rfce
Jrs v . .-y1-' j
I . hlhlrpn KesoectliUIV.
aplll2
E. K RRER.
The Ladies'
E TJ P O R I U MI
OF SrRINO JSTYLE-
Mr. inhcon'a celebrated make of Oandker
rn ,g aod warraot ti.cni t very thread put
UnCD -t Kcw york yrb, and my Holder
j Wjtr.anicl ol to dye aud t-wti
" " . .
10. )iurc
Moicry
The targOKt and roost beautiful astort-ncnt
sds Notions and fancy Goot8 ever brought
to ilminaton. -
r wr , . t ..n n lint.. 'I'nmmtnH nj iihiiih. . .1
. . : o..n..ii.i ..i.a aivii nr ttnntiv.
IVI Ut J Ul'lW, OW"Vin. u ..iiv- . . ! .
.
Ivo. 45. 15. lYlUUlf.
115 Market Street. Wilmington, N. C.
apl 12 ; - "
Latest Booko.
1887
MY OFKN1NG
i i . . m . T.iMri tu iinriri ir i an i v.'irt ru fi urtrrrri ww . 4,1 ihiiitm 111 a rux
mm - . ,
reetlav) tilt all orders in Millinery promptly l the fiUd bank. lhen same courae alon aild
k.b 7i .i1-u Alt. 1VflMrv rck. thence
. .11 .nil u in, nipnt linn nf Ilosierv and I down itn Creek Wl poles to a Stake, thenco
, Mr. A. I ir . . f f ilr ,,ant4i .hitdren . I keen I alonif a rlcelleld bink . 2i decree W 67
1
-...,0 FRINGH A VEN, by Blackmore,
. Mrs hurchlll, by Reld.
Dn Mltr,
Hilary FoUy, by Braeme,
lady Walworth's Diamond,
She, by Rider Haggard,
Jess, 44 V r
Klog Solomon's Itltei,
He, A Com anion to 8be, . ,
Knight-Errant, by Lt all
For sale at nEINSBE&GEK'S
f IHE CONFEDEBATE STATF8 NAVY, V
J Thomas Scharf, .A. H-. lLw O
Service Afljat. otThe Bcraarkab!e Career
Lhe 1 onttderaW crnlaen:. untter an t Ala-
of VbetonfcderateYrntoeK.
eemmes. C S.
U 1 o f I n 1?TVC
v - -
. ?LAASS Kofica r
wt wtu be clad to ;raeir eoamamicauca
Uom oar mends oa any aad AU aahjeeia
caaeralUtereatbat
The a&ae ot tae writer moai always be
Uhed to Ue Editor.
Communication most be WflUil e
on side of the paper. '
Penonautleamnetbe avoided.: ";.
Aad It 1 especially and particularly u ' -, .
tood that tbe Editor doe not always eadoi .
the view of correspondent an lea to tall
in the editorial column.
NEW AIVERTI8JKBIBNTD."
By S. Van AM RINGED Co.,
AUC HON EERS. "
Commissioner's Sale
Valuable Real Estate
B
T VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN DE-
ctees of the Superior Court of Ne Hawover.; 1
l ouoty, m-oe at its January Term, a. u.
1FS7. the ucders'jrned. Commlsslorer appo'nt -
ed in.ad by faiifdenee, will on Mot day the
18th day or sprii, 'bsj. i a at. on- ia nay,
at the i 'uTt House door . In the Cltyrf VfU-
mlrgion, expose to sale, by pubiie aucwon,
for cash. th& followlnjr lou or parcels ot land.
aitaa'e and being la the City of Wilmington,
snate or nortai arouea, as follow: -
let Il No. 6 in U.'ock 8.
2nd West, half ot lot No Tin Bloc 7J.
3r lot bcglcnlss at tc N. K. lntercc-
lion of Wrleht nd Klirblh streets. thence N.
withK line of Eighth street, 26 feet. henreE.
SJ feet, thenec S. iGt feet, to Wright street.'
nnil Ihenct W. in thn lM.-t&ntnv. ItftlUff B1TII "
lets 3. 4. s ana cm isiock ss.
4 h A lot beginning la N: line of Queen
street ISO f c. E. of E Tne ot Sixth street,
thence K S8V, feet, thence N. 231 feet,' thence -
W SSVt fee then e S. to the beglnnlDg, bclnir -parts
3, 4. 5 and 6 in Block 78 . -
a.n. a. mt rjegiomng in w "jmeor bixid
street, -t- reei . e. or nurcn street, inence .
w. lwreet, tbence N. ss ft-et, thence A- .
feet, thence P. to the begin nin. belnir parts -
of lots 3 an 1 4 in Block 91 - . . t
6th. A lot bealanlnir at he N. E. lnteraee-
tlonof Sixth and Taylor street, tbence N 60 .
te-t, tbtnee E 75 feet, thence e. uo feet, tnenoe
w to the beglnnlDg; being part of lot 5, Block
349. - " ' V
th. A lot beginning in the R.llneof Eighth
streer, oo ieei s. oi i won sireei, mencm
a2 feet thence e. 66 feet, thehce W. 8i ftet.
tbence N. to feet to the beginning; being part ' -.
f let 2. Block 38. - v ..
8th. A lot bcalnnlnsr at 8 P. lnterteitlon -
of Ninth and Woos'er streets, thence E. 2t7i,j
rect, iQcnoe azo ieei, inence t o tne can
itueoi Mnta street, aca tnepce ts mc oegin
nlnz; lelng pait of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in
Block f
of Mnth and Oawfeon sti e.s. running thence ,
S. 76 feet. tbenc w. 116 feet, thence N- 44 -feet,
tltensa vf. 116 fee t.- thence NT. UAfcet.
inence a. to ne ueginniDs;, ucing pant ox .
l8 1 , 2 and 3 In Block 3b.' . ' J
loth A lot beglncing in .the K. Hoe of
Eighth street 7H-fet S. ot Wright street;
thence N. 7s feet.-thence K 83-feet, thenoe S. '
JK) feet, thence to the beginning ; . being part .
ot i"ts 1 ana u in mock ;4. ,
ilth All of lot Sin Block i'6 . .. : w
12lh. All or iot 5 In Block S.i
n. arwt m . ... S k 1 . . W t - k
lam. c. nair oi ioib i, - ami o m dioci c;. ,
14. n . a it i ofgoin'ng ai a siaae in aiary a.
Jame line, thence N. with her line 7 degrees
W S2 feet, thence N. t3 degree E. 6f 1 feet. ,
Hkrimin line. N MMu ilerreea VV. tA the hecin.'
l.)tll A 11 Ol lot S IB UIOCK 01-
l,th All of Blocks 3S. 41 atid 55; and all of
tots 1.2 5 and 6 In Block 56; the K. half of lot
6 in Block 68? all of Blocks 14. 24, 25, 27 aud
28; all of )os i, 2 ana i in liio"k Oi:;. tot i in .
Rlark.'Ui! lot 4. 5 ind 6 in Block 5. : tlie W. -
half of lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 5aud1in Block 6-:i; the
w . half of lots 4, 5 and 6 in Block 5 .a.
17th . A lot beginning at the X. W. intersec
tion of Ked Cr-tas and fig hen street, thence
. 132 feet, tbence w iiw ieet.. to tne
bell )ie. thence E. with said line 14' feet. V
to Uei Cross strest, tbence lbO feet- to tbe be
ginning ; being parts of Jots i anl .1 In Block
18th. AUof lots 4, 5 and 6 la Bloak83. ' -lath.
A lot beginning Id tbe West line of 1
smr street. 66 reel J. oi uacen street run
ning tbence W. to 'he CbanDclof the River."
ihce N. up the River to Souiherii line of
Castle street. - thence K -with said . lino
of Castle street about 130 feet to the
Wi9' linn of Una. Huiiha Int. thCCA
8. with said Un (t said lot CJ .feet, . tic ace E. -about
200 feet to lam W. line of Surry street,
theme S. 2;t feet to the beginning; U-luc part
of 1 t No. 1 and allot lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 in
Block 71.
20th. A lot legi nnlng at tbe S. E. intersec
tion, of Nun nd .-ccond streets, and running
thence S. with SecoDd street. 12 feet, tbence
E. iesfcct, thence T. it. feet, tbence w. u
feet, thence N. 100 feet to Nun trcet, thence
with Nun street W. 110 feet, to the bctionlsg;
being part of lots 1 and In Block I'll.
".'let. A lot w eat nan or tot in,iJoc n.
22nd Also a tract of janu ana eommer
begin nlrg 200 feet from the Intersection ot two
, 0 r5ct mlic, which separate tbo lands
2(H) fect, thcocc E. to the Sound, thence along-'
the Sound to Burkblmer'a line,' tbence wltn
his line to the lcgluning; excepting JO feet
atovc htRh vater mark for a ngbi or way.
2.5r'l. a tract of laua in New uanover co ,
in Ml. Misery Neck, adjoining laoJa lately
OWUL'l UJ U. v. uititiu nuu ' uriuviuf vh ,uo
n. t. J'raucn u iy v.hhj xvar unci at mo
mouth of theML Misery Creek.-aud tbence
up raid Creek t a stake, tbenco along the Ul-
vision bHUKS uciwccn me mcucb u um
tractH S. M ftcscrcc East 113- pole, tbenco N;
154 m1ch to a pine, on oil rosu, toence ai jrg
I nolcntoibe N. W. Branch of Capefear KKer, .
. M t . a. .mm. I -
1 1 dunce uuwo iqh uivcr to invueRiuump.
I 4tii. Anotlier tract adjoining laat tract,
ar 1 atnl lana formerly owuct ut a. u. aiooro.anu
betrlunlngvu N. W. Bra uch Cape Icir River,
at lower nd of MU M leery Bluff, thenco
iiiiiwu inc umii .v. wrw. mv . .
bang between thta tract and the Jand of R- H.
I Cowan, tbence along M bank. 8. 1 degree
I wl i.;u t.nira to tun uivi r: tuenco aown tnu
. - .
I di.j J1 u. I, Ii. r1lata1r.ii hmk liCarivn
1 iift and tho tract iit described, thence along
aavi dl Tit. Ion bank o. 2i degrees A. U7 pole to
a n.iol irate, on t Misery Creek, thence op
M no Ira L a htakc on E- aide of
fia'd Creek, oo a rt;jlkld bank, tbcoce W. 41
degree tu. 157 pole to a stake in toe oia roau.
tbence with ld road " N.' 49 degrees W. 7-
jkiIcs to a sUkc. tbence 8. 73 degrees w.bj
notes to the IickI nlng. -
25th. Also the fellow iulecribed land la
Brnnawlck coutty: Beginning at a tUke on
tbe W. ido of the cape car Silver oa Eagle
11 nd, oppMl'e too centre of the arennd
bank, rnnnag W. on Imd convejed by James
W. tw J alius walker, on Dec 20th, 1813,theme
ainoi centre of said baak to where It strikes
tbe tecmd set tional bank near a tide Kate,
tbence along a bank running uy toe aioe or a
canal to Alligator Creek, thence do w said
Cre to the beginning; contain'.; ? tH acres.
Win. An oilier if act containing tyt acres,
sitnatel also on atld JEagt' IiiSnd, adjoin! r.
the last above deaerlbea tract, and be leg part
ot the rand conveyed by James W . Waiaer a
Jnlioa Walker. ' ' ,
27th. kat pTt of loU a a'd tn Block 00.
iS'h. A 11 ot loU S and G 1st Bloek U7.
ioitu . All of tot S la Block &. .
ouh. Allot lot31u Block; .
3UU ?artot w. halt of lot! in Block M.
UAItbDKN BELLAMY.
1 -i- CommliiWner.
Brsseix A BiCAt'O. Plalatiars Attorwy.
aaeh 14 ti --
Eureka ! !
A TI ELBCTKIC AViuha iiu
ca224 , ai: -j osr.
t . T - I foruicrlv l)eloOif.ing to E. .1. Mitlerioh on the
nakes, at low N jIomihc lot of land sold by D. M. Bryant
, Rushing, tol to iturkhimcr, and ihs laud of Elliot's oa
ior Aauta u ,he w. at Buikhlmer 8. corner, thence a.