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u. s. Ship Princeton.-In the trial on s;

y. S. Ship Princeton.-In the trial on Sa~
turday, of the new propeller Commonly CALI
ed Stevens ScuD fitted to the Princeton. we
learn that in running the distance of ii miles:
her speed was increased one mile and third
beyond that which she had made short time
before with Ericson's propeller. under precise.
Iy similar circumstances. With Stephens
Scull, therefore, we presume she can average
IL miles an hour-a wonderful feat. when we
consider that the space occupied by it is, IN
comparison with the hull Of the ship much
less than the relative proportion Of the palm
of the hand 10 the human body. we saw the
Princeton while she was in the dry dock al
Gosport, and were struck with the remarkable
fact that so simple contrivance. occupying a
space almost imperceptible, should be the a.
gent Of propelling ship at the rata OF twelve
miles an hour.
Norfolk E.ycI1, 25th VT.
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FOreign.

The arrival Of the Queen Of the West
at New York from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 9TH of March, brings little
additional news from Europe.
The continuance Of the income tax for
The next three years, as proposed by the
Ministry, had passed the House Of Com
mons by large majority.
No change had taken place in the price
of Cotton since the dates brought out by
the Cambria.
The reduction OF the duty upon Ameri-
can Sugar, il is thought will take place
on the l4th inst. This will be- good new
for he people of Louisiana. as the demand
in England will greatly increase.
~ notice the following paragraph ia
ken from the Paris '.Prts~e." IN relation
to the negotiation which we some time ag"
spoke of as pending between Santa Anna
and the Government OF Eng and. for the
ce>sion of the Province Of California to
tie latter:
1.-The fall of Santa Anna has exposed
one of the wastes, projects which the un-
dermining ambition of Great Britain ever
conceived. 1t appeared from the cores
pontlence of the Ex-President OF Mexico
with the British minister, that the former
for sum of25 100000 pias,res. of which
he had reserved for himself considerable
portion, was on the eve Of ceding absolute
" to Great Britain the magnificent province
of G California, considered go valuable bo,l
by Grea, Britain and the United States
that the latter, in the year 1887, otleret
S.. 900 900 for the ha-bcr Of San Francis
co alone"
Miss Cushman, the American actress
continues to draw upon herself the plaudit
! of the London audiences.
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,7,1 sNAIHIN52 1IS1a -
~ POKT OF WILMINGTON. SzsAaAZ
ARRIVED,


April 2. schr F Thorn, Sandford, New Y ork,
ia & u Ellis s. Co.
= 3, schr Henry Chase. Steelman, Pha., to c D
Ellis & Go.
schr Enterprise, Thayer, Bermuda, to E Dick
inson.
4. brig Four Brothers, Robinson, N York, to E
Dickinson.
7. brig Oneida, Collins, Phila., to c D Ellis &
Co.
Br brig Jabez, Smith, Bermuda, to G w Davis.
Br schr Kate, M'Neil, Bermuda, to G D Ellis
& Co.
8. echr. Benjamin Harrison, Douglass, Hyde
county, to Brown & DeResset.
9. schr George & William, MGrath, Boston, to
Russell & Gammeil.
10. schr Statira, Prehle, Bath, with brick and
hay, to Russell & GammelI.
=. schr Pemaquid, Fosset, Boston, to Barry &:
Bryant.
10. Larque Dunlap Thomas, St Thomas, to G
w Davis.
CLEARED.
April 8. schr. Lydia, Medium, Havana, by J
Hall.
5. brig Alpine, Treat, Martinico, by e Dlckln
son.
brig Charlotte, Hopkins, New London, by
Ellis & Co.
| schr Grandee, Hflndell, Phlla., oy barry q Dry
ant.
schr Fellowship. Farnham, Philadelphia, by J
Hall.
7. brig Lafayette, Atwood. Boston, BY 6 v
Davis.
schr Albion, Haading Baltimore, by John Hall
schr Delaware, Holbrook, Tomaston, Me-, b
Russell & Gammel
| s. brig Denmark, Norton. Richmond, Me-, b
Russell & Gammel.
schr. Gazelle, Pierce. St Kits, by E Dickinson
g. schr St Croix, Hoyt, Plymouth, GLASS; b
E Dickinson.
i schr James, Barron, Richmond. by Dickinson
/ IL. schr Enterprize, Thsyer, New Port, (R l.
by Dickinson.
brig Monhegan, Cooley, New York, By E Dicl
inson.
schr. Gull. Tanning I'm Wilmington, N. c.,
Newport ssth, with loss Of boat and sails, AZ
liseky.-{Ship- & Com. Lisa,
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;,ooen! By discarding the terms of Browns
solutions, and opening new negotiation.
~der the alternative resolutions. SO as to
ond a new compact to The Senate under
,Ie treaty-making power-or even 10 both
Houses under the legislative power. All
he anti-Texas Wings go for the scheme.
Western friends of Texas see the game
that these madcaps would play. and there
FIRE they 90 for the scheme which is best
..lculated to close the Pandora box at once.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-April 5.

The advance in New York, noticed in our last,
in various articles has been fully sustained, aud in
some instances further advance taken place
Cotton continues at an advance of / to on pri-
ces. before the arrival Of the Cambria, and large
sales daily taking place. Sugar continues actiVe,
and dsi:y on the advance. Coffee has sold a. high
AS a. and Moasses taken by speculators as fast ed
!, arrives at so cents for Cuba, and IS for New
Orleans. A further advance also in Iron and
nails.
There has been considerable cotton sold in oul
market a. prices ranging from SIS to S. 30 and
SIS 40; but little other produce coming in, and We
know Of no change TO notice.
North CcYcEn:aa,
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NETWORK MARKET. April 9th.

Narol Storcs.-We notice sales Of IT'S bbls
Newborn Turpentne at s3,25, cash. per bhl., the
previous price; and 1900 Swansborough, at S2.75.
ire stock of Resin is much reduced. there being
very little in first hands. Spirits Turpentine is
very firm at previous prices, with an upward ten
dency The sales early in the week were large
at % cents. mos; aud since about one hundred
casks Southern have been taken in lots at 40 cash.
and Al, mos.
Rice.-During the week. about 700 tics. have
changed hands, partly for export, at s33l5 s3.-
40; with some prime in bbls. at 1918, cash. The
stock is moderate for the season. and holders evince
no disposition to reduce prices.
Shipping s. Commercial List.
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Can it be Possible 7

Can it be possible that the paragraph which
We quote below from the New Orleans COuri.
er of the 3lst uIt.. is correct. We thought
this time that the World was rid Of the Ty.
rant for some time at least. But wonders will
never cease. Should it be fact tina, Santa
Anna is once more free, we would not be sur
Prlsed 20 see him effect another revolution in
his favor in Mexico. 1t would seem that that
unhappy country is to be ever the prey of in.
testine broils. 1t would not surprise Us TO see
the baIeful Star of Santa Anna in the ascen-
dant; nor to see him, before another three
months have passed away, reigning in his
wonted power over the palace of the Monta-
zumas. But the paragraph -
I" Imp0rtant.-At the moment Of going TO
press, we learn that schooner, from Vera
Crus, has arrived at the English Turn, having
on board General Santa Anna, who escaped
from prison, through the connivance, it is sup
posed, of some officers oflhe new government.
He will arrive in the city Tomorrow. and We
understand will take Iodgingsatthe St. Charles
hotel"
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characterization in the way of resisting the tax
collector.
The closing paragraph frop the same
article will shew that England has not ye,
given up all hopes of forbidding the bans,
and that France too. although Louis Philip
gave our Minister, Mr.. King. assurances
that his Government would not interfere.
is also throwing her weight into the scale
of johnny Bull. But we fear not their in
tiuence. The people of Texas are, if not
IN TACT, IN spirit and feeling. Americans,
and they will neither be seduced by the
gold nor deferred by the threats of England
and France from consummating a measure
which cannot but be dear to their hearts.
Just before the New York left Galveston,
British man Of war entered that port, bear.
Ing dispatches to Capt. Elliott, British En-
voy, from his Government. 1t was said that
this vesse! had vast amount Of money on
board. and that the dispatches contained in
structions to Capt. Elliott to offer TO guaranty
the national independence Of Texas provided
the annexation resolutions are rejected. II
was further reported that the French Govern
ment had also offered the same guaranty, on
the same conditions. Private adyices assure
ia that when these propositions were made
known in Galveston, the people snapped
their fingers, saying "the foreigners were too
late"
Capt. Elliott set out for the capital inme-
diate'y after receiving his despatches-M. Sa-
!lgny, the French Charge, was already there.
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DIED.,

In Davie county, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Samuel
Vaneaton, Revolutionary Patriot, aged about so
years.
In Robeson county on the Sd inst, Col.
Giles 5. Mclean. formerly member OF the
State Legislature.
In Fayetteville, on the 18th uIt., Mrs. Sarah,
Censor. of Mr.. John McCaskill, aged AZ.
In Cumberland county, on the 2olh ut,
hy the Rev. Hector Mcneil, MIR. N"ili Nc
Fladven. TO Miss Mary Jane Btthune, eldest
DAUGHTER of the Hon. Lauchlin Bsihune.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

HOtOH i " VHON HOINOH 10 mr..
u T may truly be said, that no one has ever been
ID successful in compromising medicine
which has done so much to relieve the human
family to rob disease of its terrors and restore the
Invalid to Health and comfort, as the Iauenter and
Proprietor Of that most deservedly popular family
medicine, DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrupof Wild
Cherry, and none has been generally PATRONS, d
Ivy the Profession and others, both in this country
and IN Europe, nor has there ever heen SO great
an effort in the short space of six or seven years.
TO deceive the credulous and unthinking, by putting
up Nos,rums ofvarious kinds, by various indivdu-
als affixing the name of Wild Cherry, and as
much of the name Of the original preparation as
will screen them from the lash of the law and one
of the impostors who puts out the common pare
goric of the shops and calls it the Balsam of Wild
Cherry, has had the impudence to caution the pub
lie against the original preparation, Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which is doing
so much good in the world.
Co., Belvnre IF such inlpost0rs a1
And purchase none but the original and only gen
uine article as prepared by DR.. Swayne, which is
the only one compounded by regular Physician,
and arose from many years close attention to the
practice of the profession, and which led to this
great discovery. Thousands and tens of thousands
OF the best testimonials of the unparalleled success
ot Or. SWaynes Compound syrup OF Wild Cher
ry for the cure of CONSUMPTION, coughs. colds,
splitting blood, liver complaint, tickling rising in
the throat, nervous debility, weakness of voice,
papitation or disease Of the heart pain in the side
or breast broken constitution from various causes,
the abuse of calome &c. bronchitis. asthma, WHO'D
ping cough, &c, were declared ts the world years
before any other preparation of Wild Cherry came
out. The most skeptcal may SATISFY themselves
as to the truth of the above, by little enquiry in
Philadelphia. The genuine article is prepared On
ly by DR.. Swayne, whose Office has BEEN removed
to N. w. corner of 9Th and Race streets, Philada
The Balsam and other spurious articles OF Wild
Cherry has been sold out, and the pr prietors are
obliged to resort to fasehood and stratagen to make
their own out Of it. The genuine article is put up
in plain st lie in square bait covered with blue
wrapper, with yellow label with the proprietor's
signature attached. To get the genuine in Viii
mington, you must go to the only appointed a
gent, VIM. SHAW.
U7The public are requested to remember tina
it IS DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wilt
Cherry, that has and is repeatedly performin!
such miraculous cures of diseases which have bal
fed the skill of the profession and set at defanc
the whole catalogue of Patent Medicines. whicl
are daily pulled through the organs of the press
Therefore ask for Dr.. Swayne's Compound Sy
rup of Wild Cherry, and purchase no other.
April 18th, l845.
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FOR S.fKE,
TWO TROTTTNG HORSES:
These Horses are both fine travellers, and either
of them will be disposed Of on Reasonable terms
.4tsO,
One light Norther" bull s"lky and
Harness one Family Close
Carriage and Harness,
f. one PedIur's Wag'
on f. Harness.
For further information. apply at the
JOURN.aL OFFICE.
April ll.--l30
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V. II. PERSON.
sga01AYR 9AII04,
VIII hINGTON, N. c..

VIII HINGTON, ~ c.,
s. 8 now receiving and opening his Spring
- and Summer Goods, comprising a
very large and extensive assortment, selected by
himself In New York, with great care, as to style
and quality, embracing all the latest styles and
patterns suitable for
s23IIa AGtD sOMM3R WEAR.
The same will be made up to order agreeable to
the latest Fashions. and in the best and most work.
man-like manner, such cannot fail to suit the
taste and Fashion Of the day, at prices for Cash to
suit the times or on credit to such of his regular
customers, who have been in the habit of paying
punctualIy. on favorable terms.
MIR. III. S. KELLY.
most generally and favorablv known as a CUT
TEX possessing great TASTE in his line. will
continue to have charge of the TAILORING
as usual 1t may be as we'll to
observe. that any garment made up in my estab-
liShment when finished, should such garment not
suit, the party Is at liberty to return the same on
my hands. My stock of
Spring ana Summer frO0ds.
now receiving and opening, consists in part as
follows viz:
AND
u a vi d II ~ ~ ~ y
Also, Linen Drillings in various styles; French
and English single milled and Doe Skin
C. Il S S NJ E. e E. s,
with large assortment of
v % s. II y nc @ s Q
of rarcst and richest lies and patterns;
in fact he but socits CAL from his old friends
and customers generally to insure them of the cor
rectness of the above statement. In connection
with the above, have selected general and ex-
tensive assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
of styles and qualities superior TO any received in
the town of Wilmington, consisting in part of
Super Silk Under Shirts and DraaUers :;
superior article Of entire Linen Shirts;
also, best quality Cotton Shirts. Lin
en- Bosoms Drowers Of rarious
kinds; Fancy Crauats; Stocks;
Scoyfs;
SUSPENDERS
Linen Bosoms and Collars, &c.,
of great variety. Also, large assortment OF
Silk, Bingham f. Cotton Umbrellas.
Indeed every article gentleman may call for, for
his comfort and use. I have also laid in a large
and extensive stock Of
fFGtHV ej1HNP tfOtE1Hg.
to which invite the attention of the public. as
am determined 10 dispose of the same, for certain
reasons. at New York prices, only adding on the
expense Of getting the same out. Goats may he
purchased at from l,25 to $1,000. Pants from
rs cents to 81. Vests from rs cents to $500
Shirts from SO cents to $500. Indeed very de-
cent suit can be bought for $500. And though
last not least, well selected stock of
M a4 II e
Viz: Silk, Beaver, Panama, Leghorn and Palm
Leaf.
Indeed his entire stock comprises general and a
well selected an assortment of Goods in his line a
NJ E K G II A nj IA 10 r.,
as can be found in the town of Wilmington. Il
conclusion, beg leave respectfully to return m
sincere thanks to the public generally for past IA
vors, and hope by strict attention to business il
future to merit continued share of the public "a
tronage. V. K. PERSON.
April ID, lS45.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-April 10.

NAVAL SroREs.-Very little Turpentine has
come to market since our last report, in conse-
quence of the low STATE of the rivers. Last sales
are sustained-S2 So So SIS. -1Gr-Sl 80
81 80.
LumBER.-We have no alteration to make from
our last weeks quotations ard have only to re-
mark that the market is bare of Flooring Boards,
and Scantline is in request at prices above.
BAco~.-Western Sides, advertised in our last
week paper have been sold in part, at y cts. per
ID. by the hid.
MoLAs E..-ls3 barrels New Orleans, arrived
last week, brought 81 cts per gallon.
WHIsKEr.-l5O barrels New Orleans, sold at
IS cts per gallon.
ConS.-26OO bushels Matamuskeet Corn, ar
rived the first Of this week. and was taken by
dealer at 434 cents per bushel. There is none
afloat at this time. unsold. The supply in store
is ample for demands at present. A small cargo,
we learn has been sold since last report, at AZ
cents. We quote at 451 4S cts. per bushel.
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TfAR lRIEDs

> In this town. on the 3 LIST ult., by the Rev. Mr.
Murphy, Mr.. Faben Warren, to Miss Caroline
Arien.
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ALSO FOR SALE,

ALSO FOR SALE,
A.lot Of seasoned White Pine Lumber, in lots
to suit purchasers. Also, PAINTS Of every
daseno,ion. JOHN A. PARKER.
Painter.
April Alb, iszs. s9-3tis
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Arrivals and Departures of the MAILS.
Northern, Mails due daily at IL Ill.,, and is clio
sed daily at 10 T.. m.
Southern mail is due daily at a and
closed daily at IL m.
SmithriNe due daily at 8 a. M. and is closej
daily at IL m.
Fayetteville mail via. Clinton and Warsaw,
due Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at IL m,
and is closed same days at 10 p. IN.
Fayetteville mail via Prospec, Hall, Elizabeth
town Westbfook's and Robnson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at a. rn., and depart
the same days at 10 a. m:
Tayhor's Bridge, Harrers store, Black River
Chapel, Mores Creek and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at p. M and departs every Friday at
s am.
OnsLo,v Court House, Sneed's Ferry, Stump
Sound, and 1'ops.il Sound, due every Monday
at p. m. and departs Fridsv at a. m.
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RATES OF FKEI GIT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 35 cts. per barrel,
Rice, l25 cts. per hundred
Cotton, S. per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So 50 per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc a So SO per m.
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terms. Among which nay Oe 'OuI'o'
co..,e.. Barouches, Charriots. BpRsies'
Gigs. suIkies, Wagons. 90
All orders in the above line thankfully received
.,3 6aithfulIy executed. Repairing dons at Short
-n,;ee and in the neatest manner,
m. has also on hand and Continues to manu-
6.cturs HAR> Ess, of every description SADpEEs,
BRrDLEs; TRusxs, &c. ISAAC WELLS
Wilmington. Feb. 18th, ls4A so-i2u
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lElTMIIaa

HINIIas
ERA CASKS Thomastown LIN f.
oUS' la.nding and for sale--the only iresn
lot in mataet. Apply to oon
or ]. A. PARKER.
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MARKET STREET, ABOUT 900 YARDS ABOVE The
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
has on hand q large and
General assortment OF
CARRIAGES.
Of his own manufacture,
which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable
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Schr. COLL. Tanning I'm Wilmington, N. c., st
Newport s9th, with loss Of boat and sails, and
iseky.-IShip- & Com. Lisa,
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with large assortment OF
v IL s. II i nc @ $ ,

Of rarcst aud richest sly les and patterns;
in fact, he but solicits CAL from his old friends
and customers generally. to insure them of the cor
rectness of the above statement. In connection
with the above. have selected general and ex-
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
VAXES IN EyF,gAEs.

rE'ilE undersigned respectfully infrns the public tf he has
IL hsed the payment of taxes IN county in
the State Whilst clerk Anfitor's Office, he
hlet to
Of the which his ouier viii
and the fow aided him without e risk sf
money.
lie win also attend payment af interest canal lands
~ and
also make sale fpr Tesiir nis and otieTs
From his eEe acquaintance well with lie lind
with large peFiiOa o the lands trees m the nuern part
the State having eyoed the
them, and by the State n
Of tie Wlbeh md Ee lands he hne himself
render saiisiaciioH 10 all who may rnlph'y him.
Ills fr aymen 10 the of
t1xes f nndrr ; % csn and e 500
pnstagcs to he paid la addition.
Office on Meridian suHth Of Washington street.
AUSTIN w. MORRIS.
madc--To and q.
aTty, iIason serrIrsnl- lanes
Farnri0n Esq feTre iEauie iren iImlon Fort Wayne
T. Williams ard oln a. simpson, of Cincinnati NuIz Ans-
Psnling, West Co., MERCHANTS
Ofire
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
Valuable Property, in indianapolis, IT
sxSxr. &.,g<s

FHNilE subscriber
IL ing real estate in Indianapolis 10 wit:
Lot No No 81 Mississippi street opposite the State
House; which complete dwelling house. occupied
by Mr. Young.
ALSO,
The half OF having WaSin gfon
and Maryland Of Jos aud West 421 IL is
Of Carlisle,
frame dwelling house upon IL.
ALSO,
Out lot No. l4l, which lies Of and adjoining the last named
lot II fronts 2o feet Washington and Mar land
2-lOO acies, and has a dwelling hrsc upon il.
Dnck No b. containing this the h block south Of
and In the House
CHpicd by Benz. Gogdon.
ALSO,
Out h No 27 which lies the west side Of the Canal
% 100 land j. bnted sides
ALSO,
Forty f wood land, as that Of fractional section
T. wlrh lies leiwetn uf Fan creek
Mil White river forming it, southern ioundary.
Any all sod
dences The donaii,n they III he rented
Application he made @ L. WILSON, Agent
fr & RosfSsoS.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
BOOK BINDING.
And Account BOOK yaanrfncsOry.


EkAY, TYLER CO. wholesale aud retail dealers Aanuae
- tuners OF Blank Account Books and dealers in Stationery
the Men Bdag Washgtos Street, the Palmer Hotel
indianapolis, -
le found constantly hand the eiI
description of Blank Bks m county auditors aud TreaSure school
commissioners and ma gisaes, with without printed heads.
In all their Blank Books
Ing which gives Nreag 9th great Fay And ncompaaby
superior other method devised for blank hooks aud will
the firm
pieces oien the
cd oi sewing the though
cost la elegance durability and superior Of finish
their books equal the hest Eastern work and higher
In pIce.
d T. & Cn also prepared manufacture all pons
O Fancy articles such Ladies' and Genrmen's Pu Foos
kc Card Gases Albums Spectacle Cases Cigar Cases. Pocket
Books andN Books
MUSIC he hound
Sizes and Bands supplied shortest
aud bound In The best style at reasonable prices aud short
The improved o Ruling Machine just received
Books and paper ruled TO any pattern.
They prepared to do al kinds Of Binding in French
lis Calf MorOcco Plain, Extra and super Marble and
Gilt edge Finish. All kinds of Law and and
oicais hound
Old Bosks rebound desired
REEFEREScEs-on Isaac BLACKFoRD Supreme Judge
DUSS Treasurer of State NJ MoRRs Auditor of State SAMUEL
MEnRL President of State Bank NJ. RAY, Cashier
Bank e. w. CAOY Secretary Company w
Ms, Esq. N. B. PALMER Esq. Sly