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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-05
Boots and Shoes,

And in fact almost every article usually retail He does deem
publish list Of ALL the articles that he keeps Gu
Trap" bv publishing which happen dispose
before would
will his large ENTIRELY NEW, purchased New
York. Philadelphia Pittsburgh favorable going
The he which goods be sold ow) having
make, has the disposition we'll the ability
wishing purchase He would therefore
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. The highest price paid for FIaxseed
William M. Sinclair.
Carollon September 81, l043.
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New Store.
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

Hear ye! hear vel all wishing purchase goods low
prices The subscriber receiving the formerly
pied by Jackson Sinclair large we'll selected stock Of
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!!
10000 sold yeariy.
Only l2a cents apicce!!!
SHER N ANS POOR MANS PLAS-
TER.

The best strengthening plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy for pains
or weakness IN the back, Ioins, sides
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. &c, One million a yoa'
will not supply the demand.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse, to express their surprise and
thanks, at the aImost miraculous cures
these DIOsters have effected.
JOS. w Hoxie, ESQ.,, who had been 80
afflicted with rheumatism, as TO be una
BILE TO dress himself without assistance,
was enabled, after wearing one only one
night, TO get up in the morning, put on
his clothes, and call at our Office with
eyes beaming with JOY, and mis- tongue
pouring forth the gIadness Of his heart,
at The sudden and signal relief he had
received from the best oGall remedies
Only l2A cents plaster!
A fresh supply just received by the fol
lowing agents
jackson & Thompson, COrrolIton.
Sloan & Atwell, Hanover,- Agent at
Augusta.
G + Thomas & Co l47 Main street
Cincinnati General Agents for the Wes'
tern country,
juno 10Th l843.
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Final Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM
A. d, lS43

4 AA1LD n L HL W IODLh LhIH
A. D. lS43
Final account Of Jonas Smith, Execu
tor OF Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account Of Lewis Lowton, Ad.
mlnlslrOIor Of Henry Wheeler, deed,
First account Of James Miller, Exec
utor Of Isaac Miller, deceased.
Final account Of Frederick Brandt,
Executor of Martin Ilolzmnn, decd.
Final account of Joseph RuiIer, Ad
minisIratOr Of Joseph Rulter, decd.
First account Of AbsaIom Craig, Ad,
minislrator Of David Crumbe cker, deed.
FIRST account of Joseph Preston, Guar
dian Of William Newell, ct ais.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks office, CarrolIton,l
Sd November lS43.
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HWsU,
A PERFECTLY SAFE
and certain cure for Worms.

Certificates of te efficacy can beseon
at the store Of the subscriber sufficient
to satisfy the mos! inereduIous. Price.
25 cents.
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several hundred cases, and always witg
success, A boy on board of one Of the
HaVre Packets was cured of iits by only
one dose of them.
Price only rs cents per box.
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SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.
Proved in more than 100000 cases, TO
be intalible; The only certain worm do
stroying medicine ever discovered -
Many diseases arise from worms. and
occasion long and intense suffering and
even death, without their ever being sus
pected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored for
various complaints, without any benefit
when one dose OF these Lozenges would
speedily cure them.
Symptoms of Worms. Pain in tho
joints or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at the nose, grinding Of The teeth during
sleep, and at times a paleness about The
lips with flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, a gnawing at the stomach, flashes
Of heat over the surface of the body, slight
chll's or shiverings, headache, drOwsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes a troublesom,
cough, teverIshness, thirst, paid hue
Ills' bad taste in the mouth, difficult brea
thing, pain in the stomach and bowels.
fatigue, nausea, squeamisbness. yora
cious appetite, leOunCss, bloated stomach
or limbs, gripings, shooting pains in va,
rlous parts Of the body, a sense Of some
thing rising in the throat, itching of the
anus towards night, a frequent desire to
pass something from tho bowels, and
sometimes discharges Of slime and nu-
Gus.
DR.. Galen Hunter, iOS, Sixth Av,
knew child that was cured Of fits by
these Lozcnges, after three years suffer-
ing, and when nothing else would give
the enst relief He has used them IN
this practice for The last two ysan in
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Cash for Wheat.

The subscriber will pay Cash Tor gooc
merchanlabe Wheat, delivered at tht
CarrolI!on Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Augustll. 1913.
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DRY GOODS.

Groceries, QunWare Hardware Hats Caps BOancs Cotton Yarn pitts
manucue) LEATHER S Upper Harness skus Glass Castings
Iron, Nails Steel, Brass and Wood Clocks,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
.ns..r Libel on sJunius.'

The Richmond Enquirer of last Friday un-
ora,iaedlv asserts, giving the Portsmouth Chron-
iele as authority, that Rer. Nathaniel E. John
SON. who was lately convicted OF gross licen'ous
ness and immortality, IS the auth.r Of the Jan'us
Tracts! There never was more atrocious false
hood than this. Mr.. Johnson never wrote one Inc
Of the Junius Tracts-never saw page OF them
before they were published-and we are conf
dent nerer eren read page Of them. He is not
ersn Wig. And yet these Virginia Loco-Fo-
cos have set a:loat these whole-cloth, abominabe
f.lsehoods in order to xii the circulation and IN
tiuence OF the Junius Tracts.
The las, previous story got up 10 destroy these
Tracts imported that Junius vas gambler.
and had been sent TO all for gambling. Now
this new villany is started for the same purpose
Those journals which gave currency to the Tor
,ner SANDER hoge nercr contradicted u. No man
can truly say aught against the character Of
.Junius,' and yet the Tracts are 10 De thus lled
Gown,
Now we give the Richmond Enquirer fair no
ice that ii this LAST lie is no; promptly and fuy
re-ractse. in thei. columns. they will De held to an.
s,cer for !, in Court of Justice. We Will see
whether the laws afford no protection against
cslumnies like these.
II THg WISCONSIN PHALANx, an attempt 81
Industrial Association, ST down It's stakes, May
25,h. in Fondu. Lac County, Wisconsin, where IL
has purchased and paid for a large tract OF Gov
eminent Land, and Sc, to work ploughlng, plant
inc and building. Only twenty persons (al
meo0 formed the Pioneer Division, which Is Il
he followed as soon as badSgs are erected by
several families. They started with eight yoke
IF oxen. three span of horses, and forty other cat
ile-foddcr being abundant, and their land cho
sen for its excellent proportion OF prairie and tim
ber They pitched their tents by fine stream
thew term Or, stall Creek, with fall for two mill.
sites, over an excellent bed of limestone They
have begun away from all Society or even a Post
Office but they will constitute the former and
soon attract the latter. All are satisfied with
their location, and, though poor, they are out o.
debt, and mean TO remain so-an excellent reso
luton, which they Will find easier made than kept
For years their wants will far outrun their means
unless considerable property unites with them.
Such is one of many attempts now making
10 realize Social condition in which Labor shall
reward Labor, while Employment, fair Reward
Competence and Education-so much at least
shall be universal. OF course, each attempt viii
partakc of the imperlections Of its authors, and
of the dlscouragements which ever attend mex.
periencc, slender means, and (oiten) narrow views
of the end and aim Of united effort. No such
Association as the plan contemplates can be re,
allied for many years; but the ground may be
broken for it-and wiH be. Fifty attempts may
prove abortivc, and the shout go up that Associa.
ton has proved failure; but through failure OF
success the work will go onward to eventual tri.
umph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

QUERY Ii Tariff % 100 per the prre ct
how Oh Tariff would aturd uIt.-
Gle for nothing tSouthpor; tNsc.j Telegraph.
II We admit the sM4rtness OF the above que
ry, bu; it is not original with our Contemporary.
The same idea used TO io-m the staple OF many d
Joke on Stores and Improved FIRE Places when
we were quite young. A man who had s;uded
ana !estea II wou!d advise an old school neigh
Dor to close his twoloot fire. place, after Wood
had become scarce ana valuable, and procure a
stove OF small fireplace instead, assuring him
that he might save hall his wood thereby. 'Oid
school would hold out, obstinate rs mule, II.
.isting argument and opposing stubborn unbelief
to demonstration, until al last his hickory face
would soften into a grin at his own irresistible
waggcry, as he closed the argument with the
Free Trade grip of our cotemporary in this form
-"Thcn why not buy trco stoves and save oil
tho uood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
THE TRIBUN
WHlC NOMINATIONS:
To correspondents.

We are obliged 10 ,hr a'd- much toerabe verse on nc
cnt Of the host Icy il the sound pr ncDle 'td
down by one indy iurrts For instance IN i he hnn
DE- St,rrn ard srtu-e pant ne lay. rhymes %sI W.
Siurrnv smother crvu1 nc Cry
ESnr .f J. A. T. ues -ning The watch"ort oi Freedom i
heard from very or.et hri 80 iu OF nny As 'e
n were easier mr. ke tb'u m"rd L Why "Na tho'r
who see 1T TO ata ,nSe pam, 10 ue4,u;e acc9
rotsy md wrie grsma cuiy bnndef That IN pose Won
S. nended n, stoke of the proves .nr more o'' ma.
In yer. Tn corlpe re. niany aci=. not destu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

and any larger number at the rate OF s2o PEI
hundred, cash in advance.
We have large number Of the early numbers
containing Mr. CL.Y's and Mr.. VAN BuRENs
LErrEks on the Texas Question; Mr.. Benton's
expose Of the iniqui,es OF the Treaty, &c. &c.
which we shall thro,o in TO new subscribers as
long as they will hold out, reducing the cost OF
large packages to something less than one cent a
copy. And we intend sending to each sub'cr'-
ber as soon as may be, double number contain
ing the full returns Of the Presidential! Election"
if we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY aud FRELiNcHUYsEN IT yol
think The Tribune does any good to the cause
oblige US by helping it to do more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

around the Wing standard, on which arc inscribed
,bc names of CLAY and FRELiSoHUYsaS, and
amin bear that standard alot IN the County OF
s.. Lawrence as they did in lo4O.
Please accept, for yourself and those you repre-,
sent. the expression of my cordial respect and
esteem. am, truly Foo,,, ~, tyopr
: q. SELF. ssa.
FeOu MgxICo.-IIhe schooner Atlantic, nom
Tsmoico. came to anchor at New Orleans on the
l4th, having left Tampico on the oih. she or nss
,,c,rqs that an instruction had broken outin The
North Of Mexico near tie Rio Gfanfc. 1t WAS
headed nv General Cavaes. who commanded me
f,rccs there. He had killed the attendant at
C.marago. P!acards had been affixed on th'
walls IN TaIppico iorbiding the inhabitants from
expressing opinions either WY
A sp.ndld monument is III course of erection
al T.mpico, IN commcmora'lnn ot Santa Sn'>
h,,t. with he French. in winch he host his leg
slni ar .rfcrions are to be Placed IN al the sreh
towrls M NJ 80.
NJ. rh,ma>J Smith, OF Independence, Texas
and Edward Wrgh, Of 81. tElhppe, %. ''v' "'
~. P. rore prisoners. wha r>eag'd "n me - . o..
March last, came passengers "n tne Ati4htic.
II nhrres o; the coaches on the different 'o"tcN
Mexico have recent. prevailed 10 An alarming
extent. \ i1e o: Coaches lately started bri~ee"
Onzaha and Pusbia, 10 conae,t VITA tie hns o.
the cry o! uexico. has been dlSconiian'd "n ic-
conot of the repeated attacks upon II. In one
short month IL IVES robbed sore ten or hiiee"
,incs. and nce wnen it was gun! ou' Of Pu"oIa ,
and so dairy dld the iairo"es finally become.
tnat not N passenger c"nd BE- prevailed upon t.
enter the coach. rae journals. and especially b
-; lin u - Y Nucvp cali lnudi, upon the Govern
ment TO furnish strong aud fiji :.n escorts tor the
stages. IN 0 Republican, 18TH
There is by this arrival abundant confirmation
Of our previous advlces that the proposition OF our
Executive, carried out by Col. Thompson, to pw-
chase Mcxico's claim to Texas had been mel
with peremptory refusal. Mexico viii consider
any attempt OF another power to acquire Texas as
a declaration of war against her, and deter
minaton to plumber and subjugate her. The
Government, Press and People are united on this
head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
From the .4,a.c,ean R-au5iicsn II Saturday

FROM Lss 1l1Srfc1H Republican OF Nl'hTdGp-
70 There be lutte doub; that M1LLARp FILLMORE
be the Wing Candidate io' Governor We presume that
h, hovCh VIII ps run asaln oy lae ienncits- hry
! Rerublcanl>m.
Do you hear this, gentlemen, who are co.
quoting with NativisIn? What the Governor
of New York has to do with Naturalization Laws
is not apparent but the object Of these integroga-
tories is.
u GEO. B. LAMAR, ESQ. of Savannah, Geo.
who was al first in favor Of Annexation, has de-
clined the appointment OF Treasurer from the
Texas Club of that city, in letter which tells
them that,
"Thoush once ardently engaged in the cause,
time, reflection and more enlightened conscience,
convince him, however, that any interference with
the war in Texas hv citizens OF the United States IL
violation of the laws OF country Inconsistent
with own interests and the doctrines we held OF
like conduct OF others toward us; and he must.
therefore, in justice 10 himself, not only decline the
appointment OF Treasurer. but refuse 10 contribute
10 The cause in any way whatever"
PoLK's PoSI1IoN-Thc Charleston Mercury,
the leading notification paper OF South Carolina,
an official organ of John {. Calhoun, speaks as
follows of James II. Folks nomination Tor Presi-
den, -
MR. POLK'S VIEWS on THE TARIFF the Bank.
md the ALL ABSORBING, CT e fIDN of TEXAS. are
SOUTHERN To THE BACh BONE
The HARLEM RAlLRoAD.-The receipts on this
road, as We learn from competent sources, show an
extraordinary increase On Sunday last the large
sum OF one thousand and lhirty-sight dollars was
taken. Ga week days the receipts vary from S3CU
10 $500 per diem; being Sc dom or never less than
the aforementioned sum. The ordinary expenses oil
the road, comprising the interest on its debt, which
is funded, are covered by the sum OF one hundred
and eighty dollars day. Several new and elegan,
cars are shortly 10 be put upon the road
II Counterfeit Quarter Eagles have been de-
tcc,ed at the Dahlonega Branch Mint, Georgia.
They are only two-,hirds' weight, and the date
1873 is ndstnct and poorly done. Look to
the ioeighi; it should be s41 grains.
n5- Thanks 10 Hon. Mes,r,. n. P. TALLMADor. ". L.
DAyToS j. P. PHokSII, w. b. MAoLAr, Il. Fish. d. d.
BARsARp w A. MosrLTT. E. J. NORRIS. J. L. ISe Err.
soLL d. NJ BAxRSGER II. ORDER. 5. :. VISToS. {. NJ.
REID. ind sc. SAAPLr. Ter Congressional Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

FROM TExAs.-By our New Orleans papers to
the l4th inst we have news from Galveston to
the Sth and from Houston to the 5th, brought by
the Neptune. There is nothing OF moment.
The Texas papers talk very coolly about An
ne1ation. They would like it well enough, but
haven't found out yet that they are going to sur
render their Liberties to England in pet at the
rejection of the Treaty. They are not quito
so abect and paltry as they have been represented
by their dear friends, the spectators in Scrip,
Lands and Slaves in this country.
The Revenue collected at Galveston during
the month of May was Sl6,465.
CON- Moore is still on trial at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
NJ Hon. Jouv VI. ClsYrox's great speech a.

NJ Hon. JoHN u CITATIONS goat speech a.
Wilmington, viudicating the Protective Policy,
the course Of hiT. Clay in The CornpEomise. ara
exposing the course Of Nj Polk on tue Tar::i
and Yr. Dallas on the Bank question, will he
ready at our counter this afternoon. Pnce Si25
Dor hundred, $40 per thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

FROM Po.r Au PRl.cE.-The brig VIM. Neil.
son, Capt Robinson, arrived from Port au Prince
June II, reports every thing quiet on the Island,
and no news The following French vessels of
war were lying in the Road-frigate Ncreide,
with an Admiral on board 30 gun brig Guer-
riere; 10 gun brig Papillon. The VIM Nelson
sailed in company with the French steamer Styx
for Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

A CREvAssp.-We Irein from Capt. Se'leek,
Of The steamer Rainbow. hist Oh the Ian nat
The cvee gave way at Dr. Hereiord's pisnlst"n,
uslr West Eaton Ronge, and last on the l2m
the plantations OF Dr.. La Smith and 5. NJ. d.
Clark, Esq. were under water 10 the dcpth OF
eight feet. 1t was feared that the places Ia the
roar would ol.o he Inundated but owing To I;renu.
Gus excrlons farther destruc ion Was stayed.
IN. O. Pc. Junr Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

GEoRo,A-The Wings of the Fifth District
of Georgia have nominated DR.. II. " MILLER
a, their candidate for Congress. A good nom.
nation says the Augusta Sentinel. Hon. J. II
IpspK1s is the Loco. Foco Candidate III this Dis
tric, 1t gave last October 1857 Wing to 6,34s
Loco votes-Loco msjori,y 80, on the best poll
ever made by the Wings Rather dull look.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
Indian Dennrtmenf.

The following are the Appropriations for the
Indian Department for the fiscal year ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
Com. Moore is still on trial at Washington.

HAvANA-By the brig Uncas, from Havana
arrived at New Orleans on the l4th instant, We
have advices from Havana to the 9Th inclusive
They are totally barren of news. The island is
quite tranquil and all excitement in relation to the
conspiracy appears to have completely subsidized.
The long and disastrous drouth has at length
been broken up by abundant rains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

U Hon. GEO. McDuErlE has resigned his
seat in the q. S. Senate. He goes, with Nh
Picken, into the Legislature of South Carolina,
there to carry through law 10 tsz GH
Northern Manvfaetares brought iato South Caro-
Ina. Hope nobody feels frightened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

DELAwARs-The Delaware Loco. Foco Stati
Convention which assembled at Dover on TUESDAY
last nominated WILLIAM ruARP, Esq OF Kent Co
as their candidate Tor the Office of Governor, ano
EDWARD B. WoorTRS, Esq. of Sussex County,
S,r CONGRESS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

n Hon. Ross WILKINS, U. S. District Judge
for Michigan, and long an eminent and Efficient
Van Buren, man, has abandoned his party on the
Texas question and gone over TO Political Aboli-
ton. We hear of other changes Like this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

EARLY HARvgsrIxa The harvest in the Mi.
ami Valley was never begun at so early period,
within the memory of man, az ii hiss been this
season. Most of The RE WAS cut last week;
and by the last of the present week 'h'fe vii! Hs
ne, probably, field Of Wheat E,anoin. IN fam.
lion County The prospects for god a'nvY
crop. were MAYER betior The wesincr on Friday
ana Saturday Of last week was such $40 in"uee
rust bu, the gram IL well riPsncd that no IN.
lur: il feared. Wrarv rod, h, iare-rs from va.
rious par,s Of the Valley. that tho pIo'pccts for
Inc Corn crop were never better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

p Horace GREELEY will, by request OF SOM
friends of Ireland address the citizens of New
Haven, Conn. this ercning at y O'clock. Sub
iect-" The claims Of the People Of Ireland to th'
Sympathy of American Ffseaea." Notice o.
place, &c. will be given III the New Haven papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

Mr.. DoRR.-The Supreme Court meet again,
according to adjournment, TO give the opinion Of
the Court on the motion in arrest OF Judgment tor
want of jurisdiction There can be no question
as 70 the decision of the Judges on this point. 1t
was brought up in the commencement OF the uiaI
and the prisoner waved all objections to the Jurs.
dlctlon.
Itisa principle of English common law, "a
old as Magma Charta, that, for sufcien; cau'e "a
person may bo removed from one county to another
for teal in the mpo.sibility or applicability oipro
curing an impartial jury in the county whsre tho
offence is committed.
The Court will decide against postponins the
sentence and it will probably be pronounced on
Monday; and immediately put into execution
fPrnr Tranarrnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

NEwHAMrsHlRE.-Thc Wing State Conven-
ton me, at Concord on the 18Th inst. and nou'-
mated
For (;or.y,oy. Gen. ANTHONY COLBY ofNow.Lnndon.
iICHABOD GOODWIN, of Portsmouth.
Members Of GEORGE W. NESNilil, o.. Franklin,
CSmrre,sl THOMAS NJ. WARDS. of keene.
JOSEPH SAWYER, OF PieTnont-
JosrPH Low, OF Concord.
JosYPH EEALY. OF Washington,
Presidentidl JouN RooERs, of Oxford.
Erctors ! BEsJAMIS VI. FARLEY. of Hollis.
RuFCs PAHISH, oi Giinanion.
lSAMUEL GARFIELD. Of Lanston
The right sort of Wing resolutions in regard 10
the Tariff, Currency, Distribution, Texas, &c.
adopted, and some animating Speeches
made. We like the following:
Ecsoyei That nexpcdsn, for the General Gorcrnn,en.
10 tic Ge5t' ter Of The indebted Siaes Il IeIa:.
u F9ke and Polk are the Loco candidates for
Governor and President in North Carolina
The Clay boys not afraid that any hocus- pocus
can shake the 5000 Wing msjorty.,Acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

EARLY WrElT-Wo have been shown sam.
pie Of a cargo of wheat q 100 bushels of the new
crop, of very good quality and weight which ar.
rived here on Wednesday, through tho Dismal
Swamp Canal, from North Carolina. 1t i. The
product of one Of The plantations OF James +.
Whdbee, Esq. in Perqulmons county.
The wheat is coming in earlier and ef d better
quality this season than usual; and 1t evil
dcnce of the Importance Of the Dismal swamp
Canal to the agricultural interest Of North Caro-.
Ina, that the rich planters IN the neishborhoOd OF
the Abemarc prefer sending thar crops through
it and The connecting inland waters 10 the north,
to shipping it round by sea- the inland route brag
found TO insure greater despatch and safety while
it is attended with no greater expense.
Norfolk Herald.