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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24
From the North Carolin
Fire In FavetHevalae.

About S O'Clock on yesterday Friday NOR.
cling, an alarm Of fire was given, and two
story frame house, owned by Daniel Baker,
Esq, and occupied as store by Thos. ]. An
derson, was discovered to BE- fully on fire, from
top to bottom. Before it could be arrested, a
small new framed house next door, owned by
Mr.. ID. Carver, took fire, which burnt rapidly,
and made it necessary to blow up the next
small frame. new house owned by DR.. Car
yer, Sen. The block Of two brick houses,
owned by Mr.. Zadock Borough, and occupi-
ed by himself and Mr.. David McDufie, as
stores, were burnt to the bare walls. The
house next the bricks, occupied by MIR. Thos.
LutterIoh. was saved by great exertions. Mr..
Lutterloh's goods are much damaged and
wasted, but were insured. Mr.. Burroughs
houses Were insured for $1,000, worth $500.
He and Mr.. McDufie lost considerable by
waste and damage Of goods. Thos. J. Amber
son lost everything in his store, as did also
both che Messrs. Cafvers. Everything was
done that could be done, considering he mis-.
cradle organization, and want Of unanimity
(of which we shall speak hereaf:er,) to save
the property.
1t is with regret that we mention thata val
uable citizen, MIR. Hervey Leete, was danger.
ousIy wounded by some timbers Of the house
that was blown up. He is said to be on the
recovery. The wound is on the back part of
the skull. in a very vital part. 1t is to be no.
ped he is out of danger.
Many suppose the fire an act Of incendiar'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

Legal Vita celebrated lawyer, in
New York, famous for his quips and guild.
dltles, met "the Brigadier" on the pave
on New Years Day, and after the usual
salutations. said
We'll. General. are you going to make
many calls to-day =
'Oh, no. said the Brigadier, not veyv
many-only about two hundred Of So
Two hundred, General!' exclaimed the
lawyer; why. if you do make as many
as that, you ought to be call Morris (mo.
rus) nulticauis."
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fMEMORANDA.1

MEMORANDA
At anchor outside the New Inlet bar, where she
arrived on the goth, brig Henry Buck, Woodsides,
of New York, dismasted whilst on her passage FIN
New Castle, Me- to New York. Capt. w. has
furnished the following statement: sailed from n.
Castle on 10th December; on the lth. while scud-
ding under close reefed main toPsall, IN tremen'
dous gale from the East, being IN lat. 4O0 5V NJ
long. 700 10y W., took heavy sea over the lar
board quarter. which washed the man from the
wheel, caused the brig to breach to, and hove her
on her beam ends, her yard arms in the water
Means were taken to get her away before the wind
but it was found impossible to do SO. and As she
was filing fast by the companion ways, the main
mast was cut away, and that carried the foremast
by the board, when she righted with three feet wa
ter in the hold, and the sea making complete
sweep over her. Nothing was saved from the deck
but the mait. lib. In few hours the wind veered
round to the Northward and up to the Esd, e1"
perienced continual gales. On the 25th spoke ship
Sheffield, Capt. Smith, of Bath, hound from New
Orleans to Liverpool Capt 8. kindly supplied
Ms with sails. On the Goth, the first calm day.
succeeded in getting up two spars for jury masss.
The brig Ava from New York, for Neuvitas, on
ths 18th November, fell in with the schr. WEBS,
man, Long from Providence, for Wilmington, ana
took from her the Captain and crew. The w. ON
the dav previous in the gale of wind, had been
knocked on her beam ends, her nasts were cu1 = !.
way, when she righted full Of wster. VIM. m0''
leomerv, a seaman, was swept from the wreck
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COLLECTORS OFFI(E.
DlsTRlcT OF OcRAcokE, N. CD
Jannarv 14th. 1845

DlsTRicT OF OcRAcokE, N. CD
January 14th, 1s45.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this OF
~ flee until the 2Oth day Of February. lS45, for
building Marine Hospital, on the Island of Ports
mouth, in this District, of the following dimensions
and in accordance with plan approved of by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and now in this Office,
SPECIFICATIONS.
Dimensions Of the main building, so feet long.
by 40 wide, to be elevated feet, single story. IA
feet elevation, with roof suited to dimensions, a
passage through the centre, and galleries 10 feet
wide in the front, and rear of the building. with
rooms 20 feet square, the garnet with two or three
windows at each end, to be divided into compart-
ments, and fitted up for store rooms and for the at
PENDANTS &C.; to this main building is to be attach.
ell wing or shed at each end, 20 feet wide & ex-
teing from the outer tier Of the 'front.' to the out
er tier Of the portico each of these wings to
tain two wards, 20 feet square, with four smaller
rooms the wings to have a shed roof to suit; the
building to be erected substantial heart of pine
PIERS timber at least IL inches square, be filled
in with stone all three feet below the surface, to
have piles or blocks in the intermediate spaces
with four chimneys and eight fire places, and two
piazzas or vestibules. so by 10, supported by G
turned columns, each with appropriate halustrade
and rails in front, with steps and rails TO cores
pond the front and rear doors 70 have transen ant
side lights the whole frame to be of the largest
dimensions for such building with Is PANEL doors
and "a windows, IA by 10 lights, with blinds OF
Shutters the exterior of the house to he first cover
ed with II inch boards, tongued and grooved, at
forwards to be covered on every side with junipe1
or cypress shingles, dressed equal thickness in
inch courses, as also the roof; the interior of tn,
building to be finished throughout III a neat, plair
and workmanlike manner; the floors to be of quar-
tered boards, the frame outside, plank and floors t.
be ofthe best yellow pine, the interior to be finish
ed with northern or yellow pine, at the option o
the Agent Of the United States the whole to hav
two substantial coats of paint, to be iathed AM
plastered with the best quality Of stone linn
throughout, the chlmneys to be built of hard an
well formed brick; all to be finished as above stated
and to the entire satisfaction of the Agent of the
States, and to be completed within six month
| from the time Of the contract is closed.
Approved bonds will be required for the compile
ton Of the work, according to contract the wer
and materials are to be approved of by superir
tendent to be appointed for that purpose; payment
will be made crosses not to exceed twothird
of the actual value of materials on the ground, an
work done, and in sums not less than one thousan
dollars.
| s. BROWN, Collector.
Jan'y II, 1s45 lS-5t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

WILMINGTON MARKET-January Gath.
We have nothing Of importance to notice in the
paragraph, except that we have been visited with
several davs of rainy weather. since our last, and
the prospect is, that produce will begin, in q few
days, to come to market more freely than for some
weeks past Below we present all the details we
have been enabled to gather:
NAVAL STosrs.-The supply is yet small, and
the price has advanced somewhat since our lasE---
We quote, to-day, at $500 for soft. Tar-lass
sales were $40.
LuMBE1.-Last sales wide boards SO. We
quote wide boards and scaRtling at So. Timber
varies from IS to $3.50.
CoEFrx.-Part of cargo of Rio, sold at auction
yesterday, forenoon, at 81 cts.
GRAIN.--The market is well supplied for the
present. and prices have receded from our last
weeks quotations. There have been two arrivals
of Corn since last Thursday, and cargo of Cow
Peas. We quote for Corn IS SO cents-market
fiat. For Cow Peas, [stored) so cts. per bushel.
sA1r.-s5oo bushels II uIa1an6uae|d at auc-
ton on Saturday last at pilee rom 20 to
2O3 cents per busheT.
FRE1GHTs.--Scarce. Quotak;ons below.
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Massachusetts, Mlssion.

The New Orleans Picayune says: go
vernon Mouson sent to the Legislature, yes
serday. message in relation to the sp-
pointment. on the part Of Massachusetts,
of an agent to inspect and contest the op.
Grafton Of law Of this State prohibiting
the entrance of free negroes within the Ii.
mits of Louisiana. This message takes a
firm stand agains. the interference of Mas.
sachusetts, or any other State, in our local
legislation or police regulations, and GOV.
ers certain communications from Mr.. Hub.
bard. the Agent OF Massachusetts. which
we have not yet seen. Committees wers
appointed by both Houses to take iret
consideration the matter OF the message
and accompanying documents. In the
House. Mr.. Wadsworth presented a pre-
amble and bill, which we think reflec. tbs
sentiments Of the Legislature in regard te
the subject under consideration. Thes.
were referred to the Committee. We can
not predict the final action Of the Legisla
'ure. but have little doubt that il will be il
conformity to the spiri. of, if not in tn,
language of the preamble and law.
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- @AM1Nls 11gHa Ia,
aAA& PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAE
ARRIVED.


January l7-brig Commodore Hull, Ray, ST.
Thomas, to G w Davis.
ls-b7ig Energy, Frisbie, Porto Rico, to G w
Davis.
Schr Monsoon, Derry. Philadelphia, to G w
Davis.
Schr Little John, Best, Plymouth, n G.. tee
" Davis.
2l-schr E Powell, Murch, New York, to C
w Davis.
schr Magnet, Burgess, Charleston, to Dickin-
son.
schr Superb, Heron, New York, to G D Ellis.
22-schr Erie, Wilson, Charleston, to G w Da-
Wis, and c D Ellis.
brig John H Stephens, Hall, Bermuda, to Rus
sell & GammelI.
2s-schr w Smith, Tew, New York, to D
Ellis.
schr Locheil, Lufkin, Philadelphia, to G w
Davis.
brig Lyra, Brewster, ST. Thomas, to G w DAVIS.
schr Express, Hatchett, Swansboro', corn, to
VIM Cooke.
In below--brig Lincoln, Mcclellan, St Thomas,
to Russell & Gammell-
CLEARED.
January ls-brig Alpine, Treat, Martinico' BY
E Dickinson.
Brig Glide, McAllister, St. Domingo, by c D
Ellis.
schr Mary Augusta, Farnham, New Orleans by
John Hall.
l9-brig Caslida, Goodell, Boston, by Barry &
Bryant.
2O-brig Wildes Walker, Edgecombe, Matan'
zas, by Russell & Gammell.
Br schr Brilliant, Perry, Antigua, by e W Da'
Wis.
schr Ellen, Boon, Philadelphia, by G W Davis
2l-brg Oneco, Smith, New Orleans, by John
Hall.
Brig Protection, Fowler, Boston, BY Barry &
Bryant
schr Grandee, Grindell, Cuba, by Barry & Bry'
ant.
22-schr Charles L Vose, Savin, Gaudaloupe
by G w Davis.
schr Alaric, PurneII, New FORK, by D Ellis
23-.brig Benjamin, Hopkins, Martinique, BY
c Ellis.
brig Girard, Fitzpatrick, Porto Rico, by E Dick
inson.
schr Sarah Francis, Davis, Mastamuskeet, salt
by Vim Go IKE.
schr Little John, Best, Washington, N c, Mer
chandize. by VIM Cooke.
25-schf Magnet, Burgess, New Orleans, by
i Dickinson.
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G%1 REWARD.-RANAW from the
P> subscriber, on Thursday, the 2nd of
January, ls45, negro man by the name of BEN,
about twenty-seven years old. light completed,
slow spoken, little stopped in the shoulders, and
about five feet 10 inches high. The said boy l
purchased of John w. King Of Brunswick county,
where he is supposed to be lurking. or in Whining
ton, where he has wife. The above reward will
be paid on delivery of said slave either at my resi-
dence, on Moore's Creek, or lodged in Wilmington
Jail, SO may get him. JOS. +. MOORE.
January 4th, ls45. l7-n
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Information Wanted.

IF there is now living any officer or soldier Of
Il the Revolution. or any relative or friend Of
JOHN ROSS, formerly Of --- North Carolina
who can give any information respecting the ser.
vices or discharge of said Ross In the Revolution
they will be generously rewarded by conmunica-
ting such facts may be within their knowisdge
to N. J. THOMAS, Post Master, Eden, Hancock
Co., Maine. where they may hear something per
haps to their advantage.
John Ross enlisted in Capt. Williams Co. 4tl
Regiment, in l777, for and during the war.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

"A THE SUBSCRIBER would respect.
GTS& fully inform his friends and the public,
that he has opened Boarding House
at the well known stand formerly oeca-
pied by w. r. Larkins, on Market-street- He
would take occasion to state, that he has fitted up
the house in the very best style, and that his tabe
will be as good as any other house of the kind in
wilmington. His terms will be moderate, and
he promises to spare no pains in making those
comfortable who may be pleased to favor him with
their patronage. n. r. BURDEAUX.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. l7th, ls45. ls-f
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Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS.
Northern Nails due daily at IL M, and Is eio'
sed daily ut 10 p. ~.
Southern mail is due daily At a. M. ana 10
closed daily at IL m.
Sm;thviue due daily at a. M. and Is closed
daily at IL m. xr :.
Fauctterih nsoiivia. Clinton and Warsaw, 10
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL M
and is closed same days at 10 p m: NJ, ,,
town. Vestbrook's and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9 a. M, and depart
the same days at 10 a. m.
Taylor's Bridge, Harreps store, Black River
Chapel, Mores Creek, and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at P. M. and departs every Friday At
q. m.
O1slo,c Court House, Sneed's Ferry, stump
Sound, and Topsail Sound. due every honosS
at .. m. and departs Friday ct a. me
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

ALL persons are hereby forbid trusting any
n of the crews of British briggs Colonlst,
Capt. Taylor; Southampton, Capt. Flint; Ma
~ Shell, Capt. Kelly; and Victoria, Capt
clements, as no debts Of their contracting
will be paid by the Masters, Or
G. w. DAVIS, Consignee.
Jan'y II, 1645
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

Takes 'em as they cone.-A can,ab,
one day observing a ragamufin looking
boy scratching his head at the door of one
Of tue city fathers, where he was begging.
and thinking to pass joke upon him,
said
SO, Jack. you are picking them out, are
your
No. sir. re.orted the urchin, I takes
'em as they come !!
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LIST OF BLANK

LIST OF BLANKS
AN HAND, and for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and ST.. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do FL Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters Of .1arr.in;-srstors Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License,
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
f.ons,able's bonds Administrator ov
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks. Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants. Ca Sas
Mates. NEGOTIABLE at hank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Cetter)
GTAny blank wanted and not on hand Will &c
printed with the utmost despatch.
5~~7Oficers Of the Courts and other officers, and
All other persons, requiring blanks, OF any o'he'
work in the printing line would do we'll to give Vi
call. or send in their orders. We are determn
ed to execute our work we'll. and at the cheaPes
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
s. E. cor. Princes & Front'strts.,
One door above the Hanover House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

LIQUORS.
q PIPES Holland Gin,
- eighths casks do.
S do. French Brandy,
5 bbls. American do
II do. rectifed Whisky,
a. old Monongshela Whiskey. for sale By
BARRY & BRYANT.
Jaa'y 10, 1914 l'-a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

"Your invitation is too PRESSING" as th'
fly said to the spider when he got out Of hi
net, "and don't like to have my friendship
tied down.
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CHARLESTON MARKET-Jan. ls.


past week have been as follows: by Rail Road,
1916 bales by water, 1896 bales, and by wagons,
1875 bales, total 1867 bales. Exported in same
time to foreign ports, 1918 bales, coastwise 2732
bales, total exports 1880 bales, leaving on hand a
shipping stock of &c. 1913 bales, exclusive of Sd 5
bales on shipboard not cleared. The total sales of
the week have thus reached l7,l49 bales. We
quote Liverpool Classification
Inferior and ordinary, -a4s
MidIing midng fair, Is ST
FAN a fully fair, st 81
Rice.-The Rice market continues without ma
teral change, the demand seemingly just sufficient
to keep prices steady. The sales of the week are
somewhat rising of 3Oel bbls. at the following
particulars. 200 hbIs at s., III at %; l42 at 2
1916; SIS at q; 59l at 2 His; 7ss at q; 270
at DIG; 40 at u; So at 7-l6.
| Sugars.-T'he arrivals from New Orleans and
Attakapas during the past week, have amounted
to near 500 hhds., of which some $50 have been
disposed Of at auction and private sale. prices
ranging from to IL few above the latter quo
tation. At an auction sale yesterday of SO hhds.,
fair quality from shlpboard, only small lot
sold at 81 the balance withdrawn, the succeeding
| bid not reaching over 4 /.
Nothing doing in Coffee.
OLtIsses.-Arrivals of New Orleans during the
week rising of 700 bbs. Sales at auction and al
private sale at 2 and % cts The demand very
limited. and prices decided downward tendency
Grain The arrivals of Corn have been $500
bushels from N. c., and returned to US as having
been sold at from a. SO cents.
No arrivals of Peas or Oats.
Hay.-A small lot Of 200 bales Eastern receiv
ed during the week, brought IS cts. Two othe
lots remain unsold on shpboard, not having teeE
offered as yet
Bacon-2O hhds. Of Western Sides, received
from New Orleans. brought ST cts. Sales of Yves
tern shoulders and Sides, as we'll as Hams, recelv
ed salted and smoked, have been made at 81 AM
6 cents for the former, and cents for the latter
I the quality said to he unexceptionable.
Lurd-Sales of Western, in kegs, prime al
tclc at cts.
Sah.-The arrivals of Liverpool sm"unt to a
bout 5000 sacks. great proportion of which hav
been sold from on board at 81 Is.
! Domestic Liquors-Are very dull and in hard
= ly any request.
Freights-There has been a considerable II
crease of vessels since our last. We have howe'
er, not heard of any new engagements tor Live
pool, and therefore continue to quote our forn'
rates of ll-l6d. For Havre two vessels have bee
taken at II ct. for square and | J for round bale
S and So 25 for Rice per Dbl. Of 600 lbs. Two
s three engagements for the Continent have all
d been made, but we could not assertion at VIII
g rates. For New York 3l4 cts. per 100 lbs. +
z square bales and so cents for Rice. Boston (
cts. per 100 for cotton; Sit for Rice. 9th
II Northern ports nominal and little offering.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

~ have troops Of friends" as the wounded
officer said when his own regiment rode over
him in full speed in pursuit ofthe enemy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

Why is there always great explosion when
Because he blows up magazine.
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DIED,

Recently in Wake county, Of Tyrhus fever, Mr..
William w. White, highly respectable and in-
telIigent citizen. Also his mother, Mrs. White.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

Nssd Stores, 35c cts. per barrel,
- Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. Pr. bale.
Tobacco. 80 50 per hogshead.
LnHbes, pc . 90 so per m.
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seN DELE gw@91ga

E0 91s 8 IW491Wa
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to express his
i gratitude for the patronage extended 70 bins
since ne came to Wilmington, and tomake known
that he has just returned from New York, and
having received the agency Of q -. 49, 49,
Blind 5 Snsh Eace0s.N -
Ia .sat city. when furnishes those articles Of the
best kind, i.e osers them at the followlng prices
say Blinds at 62t cents per superficial foot, and
sashes at the prices beiow, primed and painted.
by 10 u cts. pr light. IL by ID IL cts pr light,
! 9 by ll2 I0bJ is IS 81
9by la1s"" 10 by ps IS. "
10 by IL l4"" IL by l6 % I"
10 by 1857 {" l2by IS 81 8 q"
He is also agent for two
MAR D L 4 IA IDS.
and will furnish Tomb-tops, Hendstoues, and
Monuments, made in the best style, Of Egyptian o.
American Marble, at reasonable prices. Marble
Mantes, &C.. furnished likewise. Orders prompt
ly attended to.
December Is, 1914. l3-t
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I'm Store e. landing from Schooner
J. D. JONES,
S half barrels No. Mackerel,
10 kits do do
"a cases Sardines, Frail Dates,
30 barrels city Mess Pork,
10 do Prime do
Is boxes,
IL half boxes, : RAISINS,
ID quarter boxes, }
80 Drums Figs, 1000 GuTIiy Bags,
so halps North River Hay,
bids Prime Porto Rico Sugar.
For sale by WIN. COOKE.
Jan. 10, ls45.
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MAR RIEDs

In this town, on Thursday evening 18th inst,
by James T. Miller. Esq. Mr.. S. r. Riley, to Miss
Mary Ann Costin.
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.W.aSOVIC .WOTTCE!
ST. JOHNS LODGE No.. I.

= Il UUE1N . AUDWE NO. Il
BRErHREx
YOU are hereby summoned to assemble at
- the residence Of the late Brother Jarvis
Marble, at Sneed's Ferry, in Onslow County, for
the purpose of performing funeral ceremonies over
his remains, on Sunday the I'd day of February
next. Punctual attendance is particularly reques.
ted. Brethren from the neighboring Lodges, and
all Masons in good standing, respectfully invi
ted to attend. A discourse will be delivered or
the occasion. S. D. WALLACE, w. NJ.
W. A. Burn, Sec'ty.
January, IL, ls45. 1885,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
TfcU

Athis falher's residence in Camollion' on
the 18th November, 1916, after a protract-
ed and painful illness, WM. VI, YOUNG,
in the 28th year Of his age.
Few could have been taken from among
us whose departure would have been more
deeply felt, or whose loss more universally
mourned. While there was nothing in the
life or character of the deceased to attract
the public gaze, every quality Of the good
friend, the afectionate brother, son and
husband, shone pre-eminent throughout
his too brief existence. His kind, noble
and generous bearing strengthened even
the strong natural ties Of kindred and blood,
and won the friendship and esteem Of all
with whom be was associated. lie has
been so long interviewer with our little So
cial circle at CarroIlton--has contributed 20
much to the pleasure Of all--that bis I'M
timely death has created a void which will
long be felt.
To his weeping wife and family, any at
tempt at consolation would BE niockery.
'iSore grief must have its win" Their
only consolation, until time shall have
somewhat subdued their grief is, that he
died in the full anticipation Of happy fu-
ture, where be is hereafter to dwell with
the Just and the good, N.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
Host. lmislaid, or stolen,

A NOTE Of hand executed by my
IA self principal, and David Booni.
security, for the sum Of lwo hundred and
forty dollals, principal, and interest since
2lth Of May last, and payable 70 Robert
NJ. Curriu, guardian Of the minor heirs Of
VIM. Townse1d, sen'r, deceased, SAID
note was dated ca Or about the 2lii N y
last, and viii fail due the Isl March next.
This i 10 torewarn all persons from trad
ing far said note, as am determined not
tpp1y it % any person except Mr. Carrie'
or his SUCCESSOR 10 office.
ALFRED MOORE.
December !, 1915 5l-3t