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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-07
Paint Up! Paint UP!
TWVHE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened a
"a PAINT SHOP

FWNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened
z PAINT SHOP
in the town of Wilmington, respectfully solcits
the patronage of their friends and the public in
general. Any person wishing to have PAIN
TING done, will please give US a call, as we
are determined to work as CHEAP as any one
eIse and will use every cxertlon to give satisfac-
ton to all who may favor US with job. Shop in
Ann, near Boundary street
RICHARD SIMPSON,
JAMES M. HALL.
Orders can be left with Messrs. Bishop & Jones,
Mr.. George Brown at E. Merriam's Carriage Re-
pository, or at the Journal Office. Ol7-5t
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MARRIED..

In this town, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Thomas Murphy, Henry w. Groves, former.
Iy of st. Augustine. E. Fla, to Miss Julia A. Hal.
sey, of this town:
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LTNNEAY Botanic GARDEN
70 1..i,a

LTNNGAN BOTANIC GARDEN
And Nursery--Late Princes,
Flushing, L. l., Near New York.
TUvHE PzsOPE gETOEgS OF this
= ancient and ceIel Ated NURSERY, late Will
LIAM PRINCE, deceased, and exclusively de-
signed by the above title for nearly fifty years. Of
fer for sale, at reduced prices, more extensive
variety of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Plants, &C.. than can be
found in any other Nursery in the United States,
and the genuneness of which may be depended
upon; and they will unremittingly endeavor to me-
rit the confidence and patronage of the public, by
integrity and liberay in DEALING and moderation
in charges.
Descriptive Catalogues, with directions for
planting aud culture furnished gratis, applica-
ton to the New York Proprietors by mail, post
paid, and orders promptly executed.
WINTER & CO., Proprietors.
Flushing, l.. l., Oct. s, lS45.
ORDERS received by DAN'L w. WOOD,
Wilmington, N. c..
from whom Catalogues may BE had. Ol7-5-4tis
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Nov

Cotton, yesterday. brought 81 cts. but the news
by the Great Western may reduce it to 6 or 81
Flour stli scarce, and would bring SIS, Ssh and
S54. Wheat 81. Rye so. Whiskey 40 IS.
Beeswax 274 cts. CASH CaroEnian.
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THE MARKETS..

Good and prime, rs
CoitOn-Ihe total sales during five days, were
1862 bales at the following particulars $50 bales
at s; cents; sci, u; 206, e; II, 9-l5; 460;79,
IO7, Ills; 4s6, IS; Ill, II 1872, II; 1917;
10, 81 and bales at g.
On yesterday morning the accounts by the
Great Western, from Liverpool the Ilth ut
were received advising of farther decline in the
Cotton market, with prices of a dropping tenden-
cy. After the receipt. of the above, disposition
was shownhy buyers to enter the market, particu-
larly as 10 letters he'd been receivcd-neverheIess
sales to the amount of 53I bales were effected,
principally by one house, said to be at a farther
concession of &C. OIL the current PRICES of the week.
thus establishing decline of Sc. from the highest
point of prices prior to the arrival Of the Hibernas
account on the 23d uIt. The particulars of the
sales yesterday, were as follows-233 at u; SO,
u; 60, II; 27, 7,alH2, 81.
We necessarily omit quotations, the above
transactions are no certain guide how prices will
eventually settle, after buyers make more gener-
al appearance.
Ricc-The market continues IN an unsettled
state. During the fore part ofsthe week holders
showed an evident Dispositions meeting purchas-
aers on somewhat easier terms than they had pre-
viously adhered to, in consequence of which some
500 bbIs. changed hands during the first three days
of the week, at prices ranging from 81 9-l5 A
being a decline of about on former asking prices
buyers however seemed no where anx ious to
operate freely, particularly the recei is contln-
ued very limited. The accounts yesterday by the
Great Western of a farther general advance in
Breadsuls the other side, without particular
izing the article of Rice considered as rather
unsatisfactory, and appeared to have no immediate
consequence. For lot of $50 barrels held the
day before at S4$, was disposed Of yesterday at
the same prce-this was the only transaction OF
the day.
3 Rough Rice-The receipts of the week are TO-
600 bushels, of which 5000 have been sold, 1000
at 81 49, and 5000 at 81 22a.
Cofee-Somewhat frmer rates have lately been
obtained by holders, particularly for prime arti-
Gle. Sales of Rio of this description have been
made in small lots at Sc.
MOLaSscs-At an auction sale of rs, hhds; and
95 bbs. Cuba on the wharf prices ranged from %
to &c cts. A small lot of New Orleans at private
sale brought 30 cts The receipts of the week are
95 hhds. Cuba remaining aAoat unsod.
GrGin-Therehave been arrivals of Corn,
Oats Peas. The market remains without change
BacOn-Ths article continues very dull and
saleable only in small quantities at our quotations
Lard-For this article there has been some
speculative enquiry and from 500 600 kegs
Western have changed hands during the week at
ST 81 cents.
SaH-The receipts of the week are 1000 sacks
Liverpool, in sacks of superior quality and larger
size than ordinarily imported--they held at
Sl,25. From stores sales effected at 81, 10
Sl,l5. -
Extracts Courier Price Current.
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For Sale,


n Is still occupied by Mrs. A. ]. BAT
fHsssSsfTsA TIE, whose health has beeu restored,
!sslE3 and who will give her personal atten-
- ton to providing for her table and the
General comfort of all her boarders either regular
or transient.
She hopes her endeavors to please will secure
her share of the public patronage.
Her friends in the country will always find a
home at the Franklin Hotel.
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Passengers on board b1rque Martha for NJ o.
Mr.. Aaron Wilkinson and daughter, and master
Samuel Wilkinson, Mrs. Julia Wilkinson and
child, and Miss Mary Wilkinson.
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eEes TECE.

eSsSST'ECE-
OFFICE WILM. q r. R. R. co.,
WILnINGToN, 18th Oct, lS45.
1E1HE STOCKHOLDERS of the Wilmington
IL and Raleigh Rail Road Company will please
recoIlect, that their annual meeting will be held
at the Company's Office, in Wilmington. on the
second Thursday, being the 18th day, of Novem-
Der next T.. 3. DUDLEY, President.
GA coach will be sent up the road to assist
in carrying them down. 5-tms
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REMOVAL.
TMVHE Subscribers have FelnOv-
IL ed to the Store in LAZAR U.s. building,
three doors above the Custom House, where they
have on hand and for sale,
40 hhds. superior RED Ashe Coal
20 :. unsh.cked Lime.
S Hair, for plastering.
10000 Philadelphia Brick,
1000 lbs. Live Geese Feathers:
or G. D. ELLIS k 40.
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For sale


VFNHIS Institution will be opened for the recep
a ton of rdpils, on Thursday, the 18th Of De-,
tober, under the superintendent of L. MEGIN-
NEY, Esq, aided by competent male and female
instructors The terms for every branch Of English
education will be So per quarter of eleven weeks.
Tickets for Pupils may be obtained of Col. john
McRAE, at his Office on the wharf.
ALEX. McRAE. !.
HENRY MUTT, :
SD WALLACE, -
JOHN McRAE,
w. E. ANDERSON.
Wilmington, Oct 3, ls45 On
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us,,;da-Tbere is no section of the South
L:aa - .n,sd 10 greater variety of yalu-
.1 = nroducts than the cultivable
Ols y ,n;s new and rising State, Sugar of
az :. nnaI;tv. Cuba tobacco, and it is be-
IAOslien noSse NAV be raised TO advantage
Several of the tropical fruits are also .
Il produced. An excellent sample t,, Of II S Ms
Island Cotton, raised on the plantation OF mr..
William Hope, in East Florida. sixty miles
rom Cedar Keys, has recently been sent US.
/. has long staple, fine, silky and lustrous'
The climate of Florida is mild and equable.
! md generally saIubrious. Since the final ter
minstion Of the difficulties with the Indians.
very considerable emigration thither is TAX
inc nlace.-N. o. Bulletin, Oct. 18.
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FHVHE subscriber offers the following articles,
Z received per brig Tam O'Shanter from New
DIRK, all in prime order
% hhds P. r. Molasses,
% 10 cases table Salt, IS boxes soap,
barrels Soda Biscuit, 10 kegs Ginger,
5 DO Sugar do
s do Butter do
baskets Champagne, 10 boxes Mustard,
boxes Tobacco, sixteen Jumps to the h.
rs small boxes chewing Tobacco. half pound
Jumps, (Barrett's brandy
m Segars, superior quality,
8 do do inferior,
20 bbls Potatoes. 10 boxes Pimento,
hhds prime p r. Sugar,
boxes Hydraulic Candles,
3 do Sperm d.
l barrel snuff, % bales Hay,
4l9 pieces Holloware, assorted sizes,
As bags Rio Coffee, 10 kegs Lard,
bbls prime Porto Rico Sugar,
20 halfbbs Flour, y boxes Cheese,
10 barrels Mess Pork, casks do
do Mackerel,
do Lard,
10 jars Butter, for family use,
10 boxes large Heirings,
2qulntals Goldfish, 10 bbls Whiskey,
10 barrels Brandy,
pipe Gin, FScheidam.'
half pipe Cognac Brandy, "Seignette,"
bbIs Holland Gin,
Dbl Apple Brandy, for sale, for cash OF sp-
proved paper, by ]. S. RICHARDS, Water ST.,
Oct 10, Is45] Parsley's row.
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HANOVER HOUSE
CAROLINA HOTEL.
JY0s'Het Street,


.7YOs'H;et Street.
WILM1N GTON, N. C.
"a THE subscriber respectfully inform
fs1aMA his friends and the public generally
isssHE1 that he has leased the above well known
$500 HOTEL, which he intends TO have 70
fitted and thoroughly cleansed by the 10th of Oc-
tober, when and where he will be thankful for :.
liberal patronage. The commodious and airy sit
uation of the building together with its locality.
makes it very desirable house for the stranger,
whether ON pleasure or business.
He feels thankful fer the patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him while proprietor Of the Hano-
yer House. and he assures the public that nothing
on his part shall be wanting to make their stay
pleasant and agreeable.
The BAR will be supplied With the best "
WINES and LIQUORS.
JOHN CHRISTIAN
N.B.-He will continue to occupy the Hanoter
House until the 10th of Octobvr. J. q.
september IL l845 52-6
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a GARD 3

TVHE SUBSCRIBER would take this mode
= of rendering to his friends-and friends in
need they were-his deep and grateful thanks for
the promptness with which they come to his assis-
lance on the night of the fire. Living, as he dees
at distance from his Bar Room, had it not been
for the disinterested kindness of his friends, he
must have suffered deeply. Before, however, he
reached the scene of action, his friends had removed
every thing to place of safety, and thot, too, 50
carefully that he believes he has NOT lost ten dol
lars in the world For this he feels truly grateful
WILLIAM N. PEDEN.
N. Bile would inform the citizens of VII
mington that he will again open his Bar Room,
in few days, one door West of the Post Office.
ON Market-street, where he will be happy to wait
upon them. w. n. P.
Nov Z 1914. S-tf
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a GARD
a u VIZ rrr,xz1r rrrrr

NWOULD hereby most respectfully and pub
w licly tender his sincere and heartfelt ac-
acknowledgements TO those of his friends and fellow
citizens, who, by their unceasing and extraordinary
exertions, were instrumental in saving his proper
y from destruction, during the dreadful confagra-
ton by which he was surrounded on yesterday
morning. Nov. 5th, lS45. 7-2tuoo -
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3gW gANs11g
9GI9P S90R1ga


For Sale.
AT THE NEW GROCERY STORE.
I'd door North of the new Custom House. and
immediately under John Halls Office,
Java, q other Coffee Cog. Brandy. 9Th proof
sugar lanliaca Rum. do
Crushed do Woolsey' s,Holland Gin
Loaf dos best Port Wine
Batter Pure juice of WING
Cheese lMadeira Wine
Soap Clarified NJ. Wine
Sperm g. Tallow candles Malaga do
Soap, Jail kinds1 st Croix Rum
Teas Champagne Wine, diE.
Crackers [aa kiads] ferent brands
Flour Muscat Wine
Pork Mess & Primel N E Rum
Beef American Gin
MackeraF Apple Brandy
Goldfish aad Potatoes Molasses 81
Onions ispern, and Elephant OIL
PRESERVES.
Brandy Peaches do. Crab Apples
do, Cherries a DO, Ginger
Mushroom Walnut .s
Tomato
| Picked HOLSTERS, in OF. jars
do. Cucumbers, in gall, qts., pints and
pint jars. ..
Mustard, of all kinds
otoughton Bitters; Anchovies and Sauces.
! Sardans, in whole and half boxes.
| Tobacco. of ALI kinds.
| Crockery Ware, of all kinds.
| Stone Jugs, Jars, Milk Pans, &c. &c.
| Together with almost every article usually
kept in family and ship grocery store all which
are offered for sale on the most liberal terms for
cash or in exchange for country produce
HIRAM r. NIXON g. co.
| October II, lS45. 5-,f
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NEW FALL
AND
WGNT9R GOODS.
William 4. Williams old stand, Market st.

'ENHE subscriber most respectfully informs
= the public that he has just returned from
the North with SPLENDID sToCR of
D1I GOODS
ESeGsgD.ozE0de C0shing.
of all descriptions.
ALso.-A great variety of fancy articles. He
offers his Goods at very small advance on the
cos, and solicis call from those wishing to pur
chase any article in his line. Country Merchants
especially would do we'll to call before buying else.
where. d. TELLER.
wsOctober 8, rS45 3-tf
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GINNY BAGS.

GUNNY BAGS.
81 EAAHA TWO Bushel Gunny Bags, just
SeD UU received per barque Martha, from
Boston. For sale by G. w. DAVIS.
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MANTU AM ANING

MFRS. PRICE would INTERN the ladies of Will
~ mington and its vicinity, that she will ex-
ecute work in the above line on reasonable TENS.
Residence over the JOURNAL OFFICE,
November Z, S45
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICE-FROM SIS TO
So PER ANNUM.
SINGLE COPY 25 CENTS

PROSPECTUS OF THE NEXT Cor lTth) VOL
THE price of the DEMOCRATIC REVIEW has here.
l. tofore been too high-not for its size, COST and
character, but for the means of tens of thousands
of readers who would be. glad to receive it, and
among whom it is highly desirable that it should
circulate. For the purpose therefore, of largely
widening the range of its usefulness, and of multi
plying the numbers of those to whom it may be &C
cessble, it has been determined simultaneously
with the great reduction in the expense of the post
age to reduce its subscription price Also from Fire
to only Three dollars and when several unite in
subscription, to as low 50 So or even So 80 per
annum.
This very large reduction in the receipts (accom-
panied with but "a comparatively small dminution
of its cxpenses) involves of course. entire sac
rificc of profit upon it, unless compensated by a
vast multiplication of its subscribers There will
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PpRoyED PATENT, IEDICINEs

a II D.
IA have on hand large stock of the most pop
ular and approved PATENT MEDICINES, which
will warrant fresh and genuine. The following
list contains portion of my stock.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
Buchan's Hungarian Baisam, Brinckerhoff's
Health Restorative, DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, DIR. JaYne's Expectorant, Pease's Hore-
hound Candy DR.. Swaync's Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, Houseman's German Cough Drops, SC.
For Impurities Of the Blood
Sands Extract Sarsaparilla, Swaim's Panacea
Bulls Extract of Sarsaparilla, Richardson's Ameri-
can Pauacea, Dandelion aud Tomato Panacea, &c.
For Bilious Diseases
Dr. Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills. Peter's do. Lees
do, Wrights Indian Vegetable do, Sugar Coated
do, Moffats do, and Brandreth's do.
For Ferer and Ague.
Rowaud's Improved Tonic Mixture, Nash's Ton
ic, Hull's Ague Pills. Molfat's Phoenix Pitters Sap
pington's Pills, sc.
For Worms.
Fahnesock's Vcrmifuge, Hul's and Sherman's
Worm Lozengcs, Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge
Swaim's Vermifuge, Worm Tea, &c.
For Diarrhosn and Summer Complaint
Bernards Diarrhea Remedy, Jayne's Carmina-
tive Balsam, SC
For Dyspepsia. &c.
Houck's Panacca, Beckwith's Anti Dyspeptic
Pills, Santoss Alternative aud Anti Dyspeptic Pills,
sc.
For Pains IN The Back, Side, &c.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, Writings S,
Wells Strengthening Plaster, McAllister's Oint-
ment, sc.
Also Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, Thomp.
sons Eye Water for Sore and Inhamed Eyes, Har
rson's Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil,
tive, Judbins Ointment, Turlington's BaIsam,
Godfrey's Cordial, sc.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
G.. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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A certain Cure for the Piles,

nr Although the ELECTUARy was originally prepared
for the cure of PILES, yet from its oduS operand,
mode OF operating and from applica-
ton, has proved itself TO he Medicine far superior
all others, in all Diseases of Infammatory character
with determination of blood TO particular part
organ In Inflammation and Congestion OF the Liner and
Sp!eca; Inflammation, Soreness and of the
Stomach, Bopes Kidneys and Bladder; i'll iafamnatory
and hercarid Rheumatism, and all affections arising from
the imprudent ljudicious Mercury; all
where the Blood is powerfully determined towards the
Head, II is the BEST Medicine ever discovered For all
Impurities Of the Blood, arising from any source what
ever, and for ali Diseases Of the Skin is unrvaed
clearing and improving 1t in the most remarkable
In Pdtpitdtion of tie Heart, Pain Side, and
Oppression about the Chest; i'm Morbid and Bilary Com
dtions Of the Stomach producing Sick Headache; in
short, in all cases where Cathartic Physic is
quired the Eectuary will be found fully equal, if not
superior, TO any other and especially those subject
without rritaton, which is with most Of the
purgatives now in use, particularly Powders Pills
containing Aioes, the use of which will invariably
turn the complaint.
A. UPHAM, MD. Sole Proprietor, Boyery,
New York.
t. w. DYOTT 81 SONS, General wholesale
Agents, I32 North Second street, PhiIas
delphia.
SPECIAL De POT, at the Store of Alexander Du
vail & Co., No. I4S Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, M. A. Santos, King & Tow,
b. Emerson, Robertson s. Cornick, VIM. II.
Broughton, Norfolk, and by Druggists gene.
rally throughout the United States.
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READ CAREFULLY!
FROM PHILA DEIPHIA.- recej

II
II lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu
PROFESSOR JACKSON'S LOZENGES.
They are eftcctual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
aftec tons, Hoarscness, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs, of more obstinate pulmonary
diseases.
SPITTA'S LOZENGES,
For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Eyes
Sneezng, &C.
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
This Snuff, which is made ofindegenous herbs, is
useful in relieving Headache and weeping and
watery eyes, arising from recent colds and may be
used alone, or mixed with common snuff pinch
two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sneezing, and flow from the nose
LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA.
This article is prepared by Mr.. Lehman, Phila-
delphia, ofthc oldest Chemists and Druggists n
that city. His celebrated preparation stands high
err, and is superior to any Worm Tea known. Mr.
Lehman has prepared it for the last 30 years. Ut
is prescribed by some of the most eminent physi-
clans of Philadelphia, and to the fact can spea
myself, as had ample evidence, while engaged
there in the Drug business
FURNITURE PASTE.
This Paste is used in giving Mahogany, and al
kinds of Furniture, beautiful gloss, and not liza
bic to soil.
BLACK yARNIsH,
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Backs and
Jambs, and all other iron utensils used about fire
places, which require to be kept neat and clean.
This Varnish Is laid on with paint brush, and
dr1es very soon one two coats will be sufficient
70 give handsome black gloss, it IL very durable
and will stand considerable heat. Full directions
accompany every article. For sale at the Drug
store, High street, doors below Middle.
CHAS. ". HEINITSB, Agent,
(Mem5er of the Philadelphia College of
nj ofatr
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