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Arrivals and Departures Of the MAILS.

Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS.
Northern, Nails due daily at IL W., and is clio
scd daily at 10 p. IN.
Southern mail is due daily at 8 a and
closed daily at IL m. =,
Sn1ithriuc due daily at g Il. M, and is close :
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. m.
Fnyettep;Ue mail via. Prospect Hall, Ehzzbcth-
town Westb,ook's and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9 a. M, and depart
the same days at 10 a. m.
TavIor's Bridge, Harrel's store, Black River
Chanel. Mores Creek, and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at 6 p. M. and departs every Friday at
a.
Onslo,o Court House, Sneed's Ferry, Stump
Sound, and Tepsail Sound, due every Monday
at p. m. and departs Friday at Ga. M.
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Official Not;ce.-h appears from d notice from
the U. s. Consul at Point Petre, Gaudaioupei
published by the Department Of State, for the M
formation Of all citizens of the United States, ira
ding to that harbor, that American ships anchor
ing outside Of the Bar of the arbor of Point Pc
tre are liable to seizure, and fusfher that all Amer
lean vessels iSden with building materials entering
said port and not discharging their cargoes, have
to pay the full amount Of tonnage and port duties
on their departure.
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An Act Concerning q Penitentiary.
CHAPTER LXv.

Whereas it is deemed proper and expedient
10 have a decisive expression of public opin-
ion concerning the establishment of. Peni-
ten,iarv in this State; and whereas such ex-
preston ofpublic opinion should be based upon
a knowledge that the fund tor sacn purpose
must be raised By direct tax: therefore.
Be it enacted By the Genera! .assen6ly Of the
Statc Of North Caroline, and q % hereby e"ocfea
by lie authority ef the sc"e, That At the next
election for members Of the General Assembly
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THE MARKETS.

TunrEx sal.e So :5-arrivals ve
~ small.
TAr.-sales at 81 25-supply equal to the de-
mand.
River Wide Boards and Scantlng, must now
decline as the duties this article have been re-
sumed in Cuba-in Steam Mill Lumber and River
Flooring Boards, no change in prices.
No change in Timber and other articles.
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- w A!isssNfs8 5ISssa rs,
: 100 PORT OF VVILMINGTON AkAAs
Feb. Is, 1S45.

ARRIVED.
March brig Noble, Demmin 6, Charleston, to
R w Brown.
schr Gull, Tanning, Richmond to G D Ellis.
schr E Powell, Murch, New York, to G W
Davis.
schr Alaric, Purnell, New York, to G D Ellis.
schr Leander, Kellar, Charleston, to Brown &
D"Rosset.
3-Br brig Falcon, McKensie, Falmouth, ia
lnaica, to Brown d DeRossct.
Dr brig Agnes, Giles, Jamaica, to G w Davis.
4-sehr Monsoon, Derry, Philadelphia to J..
Mulock.
sloop Sherwood, Wightman, Jacksonville,
F, to Sanford & Smith.
5-schr President, Rich st Thomas, TO G W
Davis.
Feb'v 26-Packet schr Reguus, Cole, n York,
by R w Brown.
27-schr Mary Anna, Beal, Philadelphia, by e
D Ellis.
| Br schr Martha Greenoe, Clements, Antigua, by
G w Davis.
! Br schr Prince Henry, Durkie, st Kits, by G w
Davis.
w Davis.
schr Ticonic, Smith, New Orleans to Russell &
Gammel
schr Julia, Hill, Cuba, by r G Rankin.
March brig Adele, Steel, st Jago De Cuba
by Dickinson.
brig Albert Perkins, Clark, st Croix, by E Dick
inson.
brig Mary Jane, Lemond, Barbados, by Russell
& Gammcl.
brig Granite, Hopkins, New York, by Barry &
Bryant.
schr Henry Chase, Steelnan, Philadelphia, by
C. D Ellis.
schr G. Thorn. Jackson, New York, by D
Ellis.
3-schr Vim Henry, Norris, Charleston, BY
Brown & DeRossct.
4-bris N rockingham, Beardsey, Porto
Rico, by q w Davis.
brig Casida, Crabtree, Grenada, by CIV Davis
brig Hudson, Jenkins, Porto Rico, by
Davis.
= schr Abigail & Eliza, Rumncy, st Martins, b.
, G w Davis.
! schr Jane Yates, Tolman, Havana, by ] Hall.
! schr Samuel LYMAN, Beaes, Middleton, n I
by Barry & Bryant.
schr Lebanon, Brown, Porto Rico, by G v
Davis.
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FAYETTEVILLE, March l.

Business has been remarkably dull during the
week-aImost nothing doing. Cotton not active,
sales at about Al to 81. Flour rather dull, but lit
tie offering and but little demand. Corn some
what scarce, and an advance may he expected if
none arrive. Whiskey plenty. and sales at %! to
3oc. No other change to notice.
a-a- ~ --. Norfh CnroE7aiGn
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Inferior and Ordinary
Middling a middling fair
Fair to good faiI

The total sales of the week amount to 1878
bales at the following particularly bales at 81;
SO, sic; 3s5, st; $40, 81; so. 8 Lie; 1894, g.;
SOP. 81; 1854, 81; 1899 So; I2ie. s.; 4ia, Tic;
3O2, ST; 372, S 5-l6; 1901, ST; l2l, 3-l6; 7l0,
ST; SIS, 5; 365, a; SO3. 1 1916; 773, Al; 49s,
4f; 203, ~; So, II.
R;ee.-Buyers keep aloof and will NIT even
make an offer. while hoIiers apparently remain
quite passive. We omit quotations.
Rough Rice.-The principal sales were made
in the torepart c! the week. They amount u Ell
to about $4,000 bushels at frem so 10 eos. For
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TlARRIEDs
In Edgecombe county. on the 9th ult., by l..
D. Wilson, Esq. Mr.. James Lawrence, to Miss
Adene Eason, daughter of Mr.. J. I, Eason.
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TER sCaR. PRESIDENf.l

Left at St Thomas. Feb'y l9, ls45 :-barque
Dunlap, Gordon, FIN Boston, belong to Boston. con-
demned and sold at auction; brig Hodgedeu,
Hodgeden, FIN New York, uncertain, condemned
aud sold at auction; ship Massachusetts. Spear, FIN
Newport, Wis, belonging to Piston, Me-, Tor New
Orleans; barque Chancellor. Wingther. ffs 81
Vincent, belonging to New Haven for New or-
lsans; brig Plato, Candaye, finn Portland belonging
to Guadalupe. for Guayanna; schr Pempbtoke'
Brakeman, fm New Orleans, belonging to Costiue,
for New Orleans; brig Norris Starry. Whitney
finn Windward, belonging to PhiladeIphis,for Ponce
P. R., and Philadelphia; brig Partridge, Doughty
fm Windward, belong to Bafn, for Havana; brig
White Oak, Chace, finn Whaling. belong to Malta
poiset. on cruise; bng Vincennee, Smith, fin
Cemarara, belonging to Cumberland; schr Iowa
Applearth, I'm Trinided, belonging to Baltimore. 70
Baltimore; brig Condor, Small. FIN Boston, beion
eing to Boston. lost his captain and one man over
board schr aurora, Martin, I'm Guadsloupe, be
longing % Waniagton; trih cksHo.te, Hopkins
fn Toint Pere, Quad, belonging 10 Hampton.
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An ct more cffcctualy to prevent the Inn
prisOnment OF honest debtors.


prisOMment OF honest debtors.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby
enacted by the authority of the same, That
hereafter no capias ad satiJaciendum shall is.
sue, unless the plaintiff, his agent or attorney,
shall make affidavit, in writing, before the
clerk Of the cour, in which said judgment may
be or the Justice Of the Peace 10 whom appl-
cation is made for such process, that he be-
lieves the defendant has no property to satisfy
such judgment which can be reached by
feri f1cias, and has property, money or effects
which, cannot be reached by feri faeias, or
has fraudulenily concealed his property, mo-
ney. or effects, or is about to remove from the
State.
SEC. II. Be it further enacted, That no
Court in this State shall permit an issue of
fraud to be made up and tried, under the pro-
visions of the act for the relief of insolvent
debtors, Rev. Stat, chap. SO, section 10th,
unless the creditor, his agent or attorney, shall
file suggestion, in writing, of such fraud or
concealment. thereby specifying the par,icu-
lars Of such fraud or concealment, and shall
annex 10 the said suggestion his affidavit that
he verify believes the matters therein stated
are true.
! SEC. III. Be it further enacted, That when
ever the plaintiff in any jndgmen< shall be de-
sirous of subjecting the bail of the defendant
in such judgment to the payment thereof, such
plaintiff shall be at liberty to proceed, in the
| g. /, r. cuoh hail
without having previously issued any capiaS
nd satsfcctendum against the defendant; but
such scire faciGs shall not stand for trial 1t tie
appearance term.
An Act i'm favor of Poor Debtors.
/. Be i. enacted, sc. &C., That in addition
to the property now by law exempted from
execution, there shall hereafter, in favor of ev
cry house keeper, be exempted from seizure
} under execution, on debts contracted after tho
first day of July next, the necessary farming
tools for one laboreI; one bed, hedstead ano
!; covering, for every two members of the fami
: ~; two months provision Cor the family; fou
hogs: and all necessary household and kitch
} en- furniture, not to exceed fifty dollars il
value.
3 SEC IL. Be il enacted, That whenever an,
: poor debtor shall apply for the benefit Of thl
act, it shall be the duty Of the Justice of Peac
2 to whom such application shall be made, t
n appoint three respectable freeholders, disin
: terested and unconnected with the parties, t
: lay off and assign to such poor debtors til
portion to which they are entitled under tn
O provisions Of this act, and to make repo
, thereof to the next Court Of Pleas and Qua
e ter Sessions for the county in which they IT
If side.
S SEC. III. Be it further enacted, That a
E and every conveyance by sale, deed Of trus
s. or otherwise, for the payment OF any debt
1t demand whatsoever, Of the property heret
q exempted from executions, shall be deeme
e and held i, and is hereby declared 20 be nu
e and void, and of no effect.
r GRatifed this I'd January, 1915.
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CHARLESTON MARKET-March l..

Cotfon.-In regard to the current rates, which
holders have been able TO realize during the past
week, we would observe that we do not note any
very material change from those, of the week pre-
viou<, except that the former were more full.
We make no alterations in our last quotations,
which stood as follows for Liverpool Classifica-
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW foNA'.
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts Per barrel.
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc IS SO per m.
BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMIEeTos.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, ! pr. ct. perm
New York, /"
Boston, 4"
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- ECOND HAND PLANOS.-We have two
- excellent PIANOS, nearly new which VIC viii
either sell or rent at an uncommon low price. in
order to make room for F' "
new splendid Pianos hourly expected by the
schooner Wave, Capt. Rogers, one of which is RosC
Wood highly finished with all the extra kevs harm
pedal, and with the iron frame '''
otho of NTnS oo" without the iron frame.
Wood, all the extra keys, finished in the best man
ner.
Another OF Mahogany entire, this has all the cx-
ira keys and harp pedal. -
For the above we have India Rubber Covers.
For sale by c. HAIL G, Co
ADril 30 - W
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ECONOMY TO PLANTERS

IS well known that third of the corn is
o- SIT oy grinding 1t led TO horses and stock
generally. The subscriber having become interest
cd IN tho following inventions of ! r. Renoino,,a
namely the Wind BTH, Coffee Pot, and One EI55esi
SuhGgj now proposes to build Wind Mills calcu
lated to grind for any plantation family and stcL
WITHIN the counties of Sussex, Southampton Nsnse>
mond, Isle Of Wight, Norfolk County and CT
Snrry and Princess Anne, having had sufficient
experience IN practical Mechanism to insnrc tb
work being faithfully and permanently execr,cd
Inc Wind Mills made impcrviotg IN stc,rrs
and require but little wind to propcl them RE
construction is so simple that there l. MOI tb nc
mocst possibility of thcir rcttino opt Of - C
NO attention whatever is required the pecesg,
quantity of corn for the weeks consunntio, ;s IL
AZ AEON oICJ iso caP9cious hopper and received in
quality siitcd to hand by the Mill and readv fn
use The Mill can never fail to stop itself Jybcn
eno corn shau I've ground out. and to grind when
corn Is Pul IN 1t there be the slightest breeze II is
beautiful suPcrstructure and may bc bpilt Tca1
tation ' '"'0 VI pam
The price of construction. fnrnisbi,te cy.r. ,t;.-
necessary, except the materials for the NiIit,a,,T
q building " feet squarc) will be Two UnJi
Dollars II built In any reasonable distance of NV
One Of those Mills is now in d,ify o,or,,....
my plantation in Southampton County siy III.
from jerusalem The public arc invited to cxaIo9
inc the operation. " o@>'''"-
Gondensing coffee Pots, Of superior ,fvlo ,,1
quality will be furnished to order and ~ = - .u
incaic ulabIy low, when its economy and 6ne a.
YOUR OF the beverage is considered "
One Wheel Sudkcys will be afforded cbeaoc, tb,,,
any other got up in the same style.
JEREMIAH COgB
FARMERS Grove, Southampton Co. Va.
T7ABLE DIAPER We have +, o,,,,i -
~ ii i6H o. lA6bE DlA PER on hand Ga, Sd
ana lV4 VIDE. Call carly or you ma v miss a bar
gam. GUY - JNO. COOKE & co
I'LL NET THREAD.-Ju5t received ,rd
~ for sale 1000 pounds GILL NET ,TTiRFG INC SIC
10 'H''hS' JOHN COOKE s. co.
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GERMS of annrrtfsfnn.

lf"1iceice lines less make a square longer ones
charged IN proportion, and arc to be paid for in
advance
Advertisements ordered in only once or twice a
week, will be charged so cents per SQUARE for the
first insertion, and 37A cents for each subsequent
insertion
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PASSENGERS NOE S,rAuNrnn-
ERESH MINERALW WATERS


pleasure IN Informing the public generally that
VIC have received ,and will keep coustaG tI,, mn
INC season, full supply OF WHITE SUIPIIITR
NNlER'' from the celebrated Spring in Green
brlcr County, Va.
This water, which has been for eovcr,1 ,,o.,-
transported from the White Sulphur Springs. in
Grcenbricr County, in this State cuipvs or 900
tatlon throughout the United States and i -.
very generally used, and its virtues cxtoIlcd as .
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident to -
W'rul climatc, dyspepsia, COstiveucss, ieundicc.
CH'ohc fhcumat Ism, govt drOpsy. in affections Of
INC breast occasIoncd by disease of the stomach mr.
lVcr' neuralgia, and nervous diseases in GENERAL :.
chrome inflammation of the kidneys and baddcr
ana urethfa piles, scroiula and crnpfious mr. otb
Cnrlai diseases &c. &c, all Of which is attestcd b
the highest names in the medical profession snJI
many others who have for wears used this v,,,,r
both ~ and when removed from the fountain
SAhAIOGA WATER, from the CONGRESS Tnio,
Payljion and Iodine Springsin New York in quart
and pint bottles ~ quar-
CHALYBENTE MINERAL, WATER ~, ,c,;,.o
'pu I'sung Tonic. general view Of the ANALYSIS
oil TINS water, will show that IL stands Tho frsi ;
rank oil the highly concentrated " CbaIvhcatcs >,
consequently 10 acts as n Tonic, iucfcasi,o Tho
sIch"'h OF inc system, raising the force of Crc,,
hion, giving tone TO the Digestive orgaps anor.
h'ut,ng l'c muscular vigOur, and promoting the
cNcrcu'hs It's OF coursc advantagcously cmpIovcd
IN those diseases in which Iron is princiDay uycd
sccn as 1men~rhcG, Chiorosis. some states of mr.
norrhdgin, IcVcorricu, DvSpcDsia Scrof,,I9 mi ra
riouS forms Of Chronic Dc5iiify.
*s"Ihc only Agents for WIZ r. CAtwrtt rr,
prlcior OF The :" White Sulphcr Spring :" arc M 4
SANTOS Norfolk and VA "a
CHAS. II HEIN1TSH, Agent.
High street, 9th door below Middle
''y Portsmouth,. Va
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STARR,s CAMPHINE LAMps -Aner .

STARR'S CAMPHINE LAMPS. 4
~ fair trial of w. III. STARTS Patent Camnb ino
Lamps, am convinced they have no superior. if
5rillianoyan economy be considered. BEING anx-
ous to afford as much light possible to tho Pub.
lie, have consented to act as Agent for the man
uiacturer.
have received variety of the above LAMPS
to wit: Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, Of
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
lecturers prices. In many parts of the CITY of
New York these Lamps have superseded tho Gas
Light. (JulyD WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
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CHANGE OF PLACE-BOOT a. SHOE
FACTORY


81 The Subscriber would rcspcctfulIv
Ell return his thanks to his numerous
1911 <zascusomcrs for their continued and
II increasing patronage and inform the
49, public that he has removed his Facto-
ry and Shop to BUFFERS BUILDINGS On Craw.
ford Street, just below the Market, where nc will at
tend to all orders with promptitudc and despatch.
His stock Of LEATHER, as usual Is selected with
great care, and will be found of the best quality.
CALL AND TRY.
He has now employed workmcn from Richmond
and Philadelphia, who cannot fail to give the most
perfect satisfaction, and ne trusts that his unrcmit
ted efforts TO please will secure him liberal share
Of patronage, as all work taken from his Manu-.
factory will be warranted.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would ind immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention give 70 all orders, and
no disaPpoiutmcnt. Recollect that the money left
IN nus establishment, is expended in the Town, and
goe5 70 the support of our own mechanics and
"adesmcu. f. HOFFMAN,
~ Crawford Street
G. n. D.: few BOARDERS will be taken by the
uo7Crl2 cr' by the year, month or week, on mode.
MS. Jan 20
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DRY GOODS.

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
HALLocK, MOUNT BrLLrNGs, 173 Pearl street one
door above Pine street.
HALL s. PARSONS, 40 William street.
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SILK GOODS.

rl Staple and Fancy Six Goods.
ROBERT J.. SMITH s. HENDERSON, l76 Pearl street
PECK, NIcHoLsoN u WRIGHT, 139 Pearl street. and
80 Beaver street.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS, late of Williams, Rankin
& Peniman.
"a Exchange Place, opposite the Exchange
doors from William street.
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FOR WASHING

An FOR WASHING
9sS---lL %seen TON.-FARE REDUCED
Il;1;;src,: ::--z1.:sY TO $b.-The steamer OS
- CEOLA will leave Norfolk
ana Portsmouth every Sunday and Thursday, at 5
every Tuesday and Saturday at 9 O'Clock and Al
exandra, at half past 9, a. NJ.
Passage and Fare So.
The Osccola will touch at Cone River every SIM.
day going and Saturday returning from Wasbinor
ton. Inns
She will stop at Aqua Creek and all the usnal
landings on the Potomac to take off or land Passcn
Sct5' JAMES AIIMCHELL
-'S Captain.