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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

bell, immediately above the town Of Lynchburg. The
Tract contains about
eight hundred acres OF Land
and consists Of hundred acres or more living he
tween James river and Black Water creek (Which
forms one Of the present boundaries of The town. aud
two Islands IN The river running parallel with the main
body of the land-the continuing about thirty and
the other between sixty and seventy acres Four hun
dred and sixty acres o the Tract cleared and in Gu
tlva,onihe balance is in woods and large portion of
heavily tiabered. OF the cleared Land one hundred
aud fifteen acres Inclusive Of the lsands) are James
River Low Grounds equal in produrtivcness il is be-
leved 10 any on the rvcr. The portion of the high
lands IN cultivation Is now well adapted to the growth
OF the different staples aud is rapidly Improving
f,... The DWELLING HOUSE is a large and
-l.ii commodious bick building. with eieh, rooms n.
bove stairs, and convenient cellars beneath The Oui
Houses belonging to the Dwelling are well located of
substantial materials and in good repair The place has
on an oversees House, Barn, aud all The necessary
Farm Houses.
There is also on The premises in immediate proximtv
10 tho town. Warehouse formerly used for the nspec
tion OF Tobacco. which. with sliph repairs miuht
bo placed IN condition suitable for The same pnro,se
The Tract admits OF being divided into three or four
tracts each haVios fair portion Of woods and cutiva-
ted land.
The place will be sold entire, in two or moro Tracts
or VIII be divided into snail parcels or lots to suit
the views OF persons wishing purchase The Islands
will also he sold separately, ii desired
minute description OF the place is deemed nnneces
s'ry, as those who wish 10 purchase will no doubt
make enquiry aud examination for themselves
The terms Will be made known un application 10 the
subscriber The place will be shown 10 such as may
wsh to purchase, by the subscribers the manager, Mr.
L. II. Ryan, residing the farm.
" the tract is sold, enlise possession will be piven the
l3a oi November next, and crop OF wheat seeded for
the purchase, Should any desire to purchase small nor
cells or lots, they can obtain possession at once.
WM. DANIEL, Jr
Feb II ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
REMOVAL! REMOVALS.!
RICHMOND
- VI y r. - ~ Il !.

II
IL STORE. II Is the interest Of every p'fs'n, 10
purchase ere they can get The best articles for the
least money The proprietor Of this establishment re
his thanks the publc Tor their liberal paifon-
age bestowed % him sinre his arrival in Lynchbor9
and now beps leave Ia nieun bem that he has feno-
wed to the large and commndnus NIw GRANITE rRoNr
BUILDING adjoining the MaESEr, where he Is now
opening COED assortment 81
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, S TX o z S @.
part wing been purchases nj Northern Markets.
Tor CASH aud within the last four WEEKS, which will
enahlc him ufer still greater Bargains than ever, and
the Is East expiring. le viii sell al very small
pn1f, and many Goods al etsi, IN Order 10 make room
Tor large Spring Stock At wholesale OF retail Amongst
his assortment may be found, w:
10000 yds Calico all styles. from els 10 finest
Splendid Cashmere dc ass and M0uslns, new styles
2s and 3. ID per yard,
1000 yds. Partisan Alpaera and various other styles
Wofsted goods for ladies,
New style Furniture Calico and Cheeks,
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks aud Ticking Binding,
Splendid black and blue black Silks. cheap.
Fancy striped do do do
A large assortmen, Linen and Thread Cambria Hand
ketchiels. at bargaa,
Black and hue silk and spun silk Hose
White. black and random Cotton d. and half Hose,
10 doz. Ladies' eXtfa quality KID Gloves,
10 do do Sin and new style Mits.
80 do worsIed Mns, OILY q. cts per pair, great bar
gain,
Bonnet and cap Ribhuns all prices,
Iaees. Edgnes So. general assortment,
i.adies' Chemiseus and Cips.
Childen's wotsed Gaps and Shirts.
Georgia Naukeens and French Linens.
" hlie Goods, general assortment. cheap.
TOR GENTS
Cloths and Cassimefes, general assortment, at great
Bargains,
Cassipells and Richmond Jeans all prices.
Tweed Cassimercs. Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans,
from 20 e:s up,
Splendid Gun silk and Velvet Vcsiings few patterns
al bargain,
Neriuo Valencia, satin and Sh ycstines all prices.
Stocks Cellars and Bnsums, a large assortment, cheap.
lllack Italian SILK tavais an1 Stlnrrs,
Fancy do do aud Searis,
ENra Patent Gum. Suspeuders grea, sacrifice,
30 doz common Susp'nders. al great sacrifice,
Merno. SILK aud Kid Gloves taf ecnts all prices.
SMALL WARES
Tapes, Pins. Needles, Pocket Knives, Scissors and
Razrs. exlra quality
Shaving Boxes aud brushes.
Tooth Hair and Clothes 10
PetfumerY all kinds
Fancy Soaps Pocket Bouks and Snnn Boxes.
Watch Guards and Chains.
Asa large assortment Of Shoes Of various kinds al
great bargains.
DOMESTIC COLDS.
2OoNO yard. brown aud beached Dumescs, ut Factory
pieces
And various other Goods loo tedious 10 enumerale, all
OF which viii be sold Tor less than similar Goods can be
purchased in this city, All pefsons wishing 10 purchase
viii please give him csl beture purchasing elsewhere.
ae he works by The rule. that quick sxpence Is be-,
ter than Flow shilling lie will always lake prcat
pleasure IN exhibiting his G0odb 10 pefsuus who wish
purchase. wheihor they buy Of mol.
WM, J, WILLIS.
Jan. ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
JAM. 20

NlRGlNiA--At rules held in the Clicks Office, OF the
circuit superior of law and chancery Tor the
ty OF Franklin, in the mouth of January, 1915:
Abram Chldress and William Chdress, plaintiffs.
against
John w. Childress Henry Chldress and Nancy Fegu-
son, defendants.
In CHANeERY
The defendants John W. Chdrrss and Henry ehd,ess
not having entered their appearance and security
cofdhg 10 The Act of Assembly and the rules of this
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai they
hhabhnnis OF This State, the motion OF the plaintiffs by
connscl is ordered that the said John w. hdress and
iy thdfcss do appear at rules To be held in the said
'icfkS Once ON the first Monday in April next, mud
answer thu plaintiffs hills and that this oftrr be forth
win published IN some newspaper, printed IN the town
OF Nncbbng, for two months surcessively aud posted
the trout door of the cont house of Ibis county
A Copy-Fese.
NJ. G. GARpEP, u c.
Feb 3 ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

NlRGlNlA:-.7t rules held in the clerks oa;5 - =,
cut superior court Of law and chaneery 10, n et
county, the 9Th day OF February. 1876 u'ord
Ihomas 4. saunders and Eliza A lila uife f,,., -
"a "A. Brown pia;ns. ~ Eli.
against
cPots"ond Brown, admir- Of Reuben Brow n le,a =,
y ielt"ich JOHN Goodc Thomas X. Claytor .J' 'ohn
'ohh n9bn<on deed 1fplet f. Lowry and Matid, u
"lie horas Robinson and Harriet his wife James Ms
wen and Wary ms wife Granville L. Brown W liam :,
Brown aud John 5. Biowh Defensan,a II.
lS CHAscERY.
ne defendant John : Brown having entere abj,
peFa,ee ana given security according TO the of n,,en
mo Tie nls oi this court aud il appearing by salisI,,
evidence that he l. not nhabitaut OF this conmonvE
Is ordered that he do appear the court house N
hst daV OF the next term of the said circuit superr
law and eancery for Bedford county, and sns,,s OF
painh bill aud that this order be inserted 10 some n
PAPER Published IN the town of Iynchburg. ao mnnh
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Of this county on some court day. '
a Cop,-1tste,
JOS WILSON, Cl'x
Fob
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ssr, ~ sssiaifl. w. 'EhO.nnson.
WING determined 10 resume the.
- PRACTICE OF, rTrny~-n,r

,nd s PROFESSIONAL services to the citizpns Of Amherst
"e residence OF Capt. John Thompson Jr. a, Amhe,s
'ess'nally engaged. ''"'' '''''Ss pro-
Feb. II
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EA1LabHs1
THOS. w: u. $EEE s.T'ESEl',

AS established himself in I.ynclbnrg on the cross
N u street, parallel with the Market House and in
rear OF A. Cronses store. opposite Exchange Corner
where he will carry the tailoring business in its va
rons branches. All work entrusted to his care shall be
done promptly in the most fashionable style. lie in
v'ies the attention OF his former customers aud the pub
lie IN general for share of patronage.
Sept, so WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES

~ witch IS cleared Ties unusually WE'LL Is OF the yan1
bic red soil Of Eastern Virginia and capable from good
clay foundation. OF being brought at ltle expense the
highest degree Of fertility Al least FIFTY ACRES of
tho tract Is good meadow Land. (thiry Of II IN a py
There s as1 It a good site for a Gfist and Saw Mil
From fall knowledge Of This Land the subscriber feels
ma hesitation IN recommending IL those DESTROYS ri buy
ing Iants. Admiralty adapted 10 the growth Of every
species of grain. and in intrinsic value aud location as
Of The most desirable farms known 10 him any where
II the purchase ct part should be more convenient to
buyers, the tract will be Divided.
TERMS.
Fifteen hundred two thousand dollars Of The pur>
chase money wiz be required in baud: npun The balance
liberal credit will BE- gwen. Possession Of half n
the Land can be given immediately and Of tho remain
der next fall.
For particular affirmation, address the snbsrr
her al Iynchburg. And for view Of the Land call On
VII Mefiwetner on the premises.
X. f.. MANSON, Trustee,
Dec l6 wtlf
POSTPONEMENr
he above sale Is postponed until Thursday. the Gh
Of March next II. T.. MANSON, Trustee.
Feb. II wt6M
Dr. Lexington Gazette and Slaunion Spectator will
publish TIL the day of sale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
NEW CR-PAgeTVERsEs1p

NEW CR-PA2TVEYsE
bOliN HOLLlNS ayails himself of this method ot
- returning his gfealtul acknowledgements Ia his
friends and customers generally for the very liberal pat
ronase heretofore bestowed upon him. ald of in(o-miny
them that having on the first of the present month form
ed co-nrhership with his brother Martin Hollus late
of the city OF Richmond the business in bieh he has
been long engaged will future be carried ON ut hi.
old stand, IN The name and style of
y. & NJ. ROLLINS,
and on behalf of the firm thus formed he asks Of kis
friends and customers continuation Of their nyours
j. NJ. Hollns have now hand large assert
meut Of
groceries OF crcry Kind,
consisting in part Of
80 hhds. ST. Croix. p. X. and ~ O Snp,rs
200 bags Rio, Lsguns. Cuba aud ST. DnIninpo Cof1ce
20 bags superior Old Java, do do
10 boxes double and sing Loaf Sugar
+" Lump do
300 sacks Salt
sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins Cotton Yarns
Domestics, Sc, which they are determined to sell IS
low for cash or in exchange for country produce as anv
other establishment in this place.
JOHN H0LLINS.
MARTIN HOLLINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
@T,A THE STORE HOUSE. next door beln,y DON
-l,i.- L. c. Peters, on Main Street This is con.ider
ed one OF the best stands in Town. fer a Retail Drv
Goods business Possession can be had on the Isl If
March next For particulars apply to the subscriber.
- A. LlGGAF
rep. ~ wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
DECISION IN THE RANDOLPH wllLoAsr

We mentioned in onf last paper thai the Jury in this
ease had hfonai in verdict establishing the VIII and
Cedicil oi 1921. We had Designed IN ha, paper if
have published copy Of the WI. but were requested
by the counsel N the case not 10 do unl the esdl
OF the Application ior a trial asoeflancd Sine.
Then the ease has been COMPROMISED, and there now
be no OH cun 10 the publication of tie following copy
Of the Viii and Codicil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
JOHN N. 'TYFel.Es,
COlialliNSi0M .Kerchl.nt

commission .HerCh0nf,
4 FL INNS ms sincere thanks to his friends and cus
years, and hopes by his unremed attention IN ,her ~;
terest in selling their ''" !"
r O q A goo
lnr them, To merit full share of their cus,o,, !, f,
ms price when no advance is made will be hereafter
aud The money paid 10 the planters nc s,on as ~ r.
oacco is roopered by Saul ryree or mysalf When an
ADVANCE Is made The customary price will be charged
}. IL. TYREE,
nj IA Commission Merchant
-. - - w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
Jan. 20

NlRGlNIAN rules held in the clerks office of the cir
cut superior court Of law and chnncef, for Bedford
county the 9Th day OF January, 1876
Gustayus 4. Wngfed and james VI. wilkins admins
traitors Of " am X Porter deed no Tor The hrncht OF
6usavus A. " ingGeld, acting admir-, Plaintiffs,
against
John Narkle, Abel b. Nichols, ndmr. Charles Marble
Jr deed, Oliver u.p Markls Richard g. Mafkle liobe,
{. Mitchell, nmr Of John H. Marle, dee d. and John f.
Sale, Defendants.
Is Cu,NcERY.
The dcienanis John Marke Oliver H. Z. Marklce and
Rlcnd b. Markle having entered hc, appearance and
given security according The assembly and the rules
Vi this aud it appearing satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants olts II ordered
thai they do appear the clerk office o the aid
peror cont ~ law and chnnccrv rules be held hccu
ON the first Monday III April aud the pan
b; aud that this orsrhe inst rted IN nrwspc~ pub
ished in the town olvnchhure Tor months Yel,
aud posted The front door the courthouse Tins
onsomc court day.
Copy-Tese,
JOS. WILSON, CT.
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Feb II
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

WE SUBSCRIBER differs for sale the FARM on
which he resides, situated IN the county Of Camp.
'ell, immediately above the town Of Lynchbure. The
Tract contains about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
Feb. II

Virginia. At rule hold in the clerks Office Of the r
cult superior court OF la" and chaucefy, for Bedford
county. the Sih day OF February, 1876:
Reuben Parker, Plaintiff
against
John Narklc John Fzer, Robert c. Mitchell, almni,,
tor OF John II Markr, deceased and John T. Snle
Def ndant,
In CHASCERY.
The defendant, John Narke having entered his an
peaanre and scn security according the act of assem-
bly, aud te ru III tins court, and appearing by sat.lc
tory evidence thai he nhabiant of This ,,n,,n
wealth It is ordered. that he do appear the ccurt hons,
the first day Of the next term OF the said circuit ,,.,or
of law and rhanrer, for Bedford county, and snsY,
the bill the plaintiff and that this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the town of Iynchhurg for
months sisey and posted the front Of the
court house oil this county me court day.
II Copy Testc,
JOS, WILSON, CLs.
Feh.17 WIN
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EIlSfsI

4 4 circuit superior couri Of .sw and chancery.
a continued and held fr The county o Campbell, at
the thereof The 10Th DAY vi May. 1911,
sitting IN ehaneery
L m IL ...ar .nI Ihnnnaa C'ncL Plaintiff
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'er. Thomas lHsvudIey:

Feb. 3
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

LAST NIeHr BUT oNg OF THE PERFORMANCES OF
THE NATIONAL CRcus.-This evening, Mr.. J. w
Bancker, treasurer of the company, takeshis bene
fit at the Park Theatre. The performances are
varied and novel. This is positively the last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

HUDSON RIVER SrsAMBoArs.-The new boat
called the Niagara, under the command OF Capt
De Groot, and the Troy, Captain Gorham, are to
run between New York and Troy by day, during
the coming season The Empire, under Captain
Macy, and the Swallow, under Captain squres,
are put upon the night line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

~ appears tnal Hayu cannot remain quiet. With
elements enough to become comparatively veal
thy Republic, she is rapidly going to ruin. Ano-
Their revolution was on the eve of breaking out
when the Republic sailed 1t was expected that
the Ex-Pfesident Riviera Herard would return
from Jamalca in order to regain the power he once
possessed. Preparations were making 10 receive
HIM with open arms by his friends, and on bayo-
onets by those opposed to him. If taken, he will
of course be shot.
Hayti is becoming, like Peru and Mexico, ripe
tor revolution every other day 1t is sort Of
dejewnir Ia bayomnette with them. 1t is natural
however, for the Haytans thus to copy the acti
Of their neighbors, for the blacks have ever been
remarkable for their imtativeness
WRECKS AND VICTIMS We are indebted to Mr..
Benz. Downing, keeper of the Eaton's Neck Light
House, for the annexed notes.
EAToN's NECK LIGHT HOUSE, L. IT,
March 3, 1S45.
Another Wreck Discovery of Dead Bodies
DEAR SIR; IA schooner and soop came down
IN company this morning; at 10 A: M; one Of them.
supposed to be the schooner, capsized. Soon after
schooner bore away for her, and apparently took
ofi her crew. The wreck then drifted with North
West wind towards the Shutdown beach.
The cook OF the Inflated Reesde--a mulatto,
named Cave-was found abreast of this IN five feet
OF water, and buried on the point, in the "Wreck-
ing Burying Ground"
Another body, thought to be that Of Hubbell, the
mate Of the same unfortunate vessel, was found on
Wednesday night. He had large dark whiskers--
the print Of an anchor his left arm, and that of
half an anchor on his right. He appeared to be
about thirty years OF age.
LAST NIeHr BUT oNg OF THE PERFORMANCE OF
THE NATIONAL CiRcus.-This evening, Mr.: j. W.
Bancker, treasurer OF the company, takeshls bene'
fiji at the Park Theatre The performances are
varied and novel; This is positively the last night
but one, therefore be early to secure good seat.
PALMo's THRATRK-BKNRFIT or Mr.. T. FLYNN
This veteran OF the stage takes benefit al Palmo's
this evening. whole host OF talent has promised
TO lend their assistance, and doubtless his friends
will muster s'rouS on Inc or,sron. The pieces Sc
lected will be vel worth seeing, the principal fe-
male character in which will be taken by Mrs
Flynn. 1t is to be hoped that this old favorite
will have bumper, as he needs and deserves H.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-26
- q .AMgaTsg RISE ia
: AAa.g PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAK

ARRIVED.
Dec l9-Brig Georgiana, Osborne, New York
to G w Davis.
le-Brig Llewellyn, Gould. st Thomas, in a
lcaky condition, to E Dickinson.
Brig Osceola. Pierce, Guadalupe, to E Dickin-
son.
20-Brig Adelaide G Washburn, Marson. Prov
idence, r !, to E Dickinson.
Schr Gilbert Hatfield, Thompson, Guadalupe,
2l-Brg David Duffle, Williams, New York ),
to w Davis.
Brig Thomas Cooke, Taylor, New York, to G
w Davis.
schr Welcome, S Wifi, New Bedford. to Hath
away 4 Son.
schr A Heath, Todd. Mystic, Conn. to E
Dicickinson.
Schr s Powell, Murch, New York, to G w
Davis.
22-Brig Helen Maria, Sweetser, Antigua, to
G w Davis.
Brig Hibernia Elliott. Matanzas, to G w Davis.
Brig Trojan, Mitchell, Mayaguez, to Russell &
Gammell.
Schr Napoleon, Owen, New York, to Barry &
Bry ant.
24-Schr Regulus, Rodick, New York, 10 R
w Brown.
schr Repeater, Prosscr, New York, to r w
Brown.
CLEARED.
! Dec l9-Brig Wakulla, milford, New York,
by R w Brown.
Schr Jonas Smith, Collect, New York, by r w
Brown.
! 2O-Brig John Crosby, Hopkins, Martinique
by Ellis & Co.
| Schr Commerce, Watson, Charleston, by Brown
& DeRosset
i 22-Brig Samuel Potter, Mckenzie, Havana
by Brown & DeRosset. ..
! Brig Ada Eliza Whitney, Barbados, by G W
Davis
| Brig Arcturus, Baker, Antigua by Barry &
Bryant
! Schr North Carolina, Bayley, New York, by
Barry Il Rryant.
Schr Italian, Stomers, n York, by w Davis
Schr Challenge. Park. n York, by G w Davis
Schr Cassius, Eldridge, Boston, by Brown s
DcRosset
/ 23-Brig Rowena, Williams, London, by
Hathaway & Son.
Schr Valhalla, Chase, Porto Rico, by Barry
Bryant.
schr Cypress, Wass Laguyra, by G w Davis
Schr Warrior, Haven, Guadalupe. by G. "
Davis.
! Schr Alaric, Purnell. New York, by D Eli
: & Co.
24-Schr VIM Young, Somers, Charleston, b,
c D Ellis & Co
Schr ?a.mos, Townsend, Charleston, by Russell
& Gammei..
25-Brs Franklin, Patten, Guadalupe, by
Dickinson.
Barque Benjamin Adams, Adams Guadalupe
by Dickinson. .,--.
Brig Anawon, swaisy, Guadaloupe, by Hath
away & SoE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-26
MONSIEUR PIERRE Rite

OFFENDERS his sincere thanks to the citizen.
u OF Wilmington. for the liberal ..nconraea-
ment he has received. and takes this opnor,nn;.,,
OF informing them. that a, the request of scyersl
gentlemen of said town, he will cofnmence /. new
series of lessons in the French language. on the
NTH day Of January, 1916. The course win COM
prise NIFTY lessons. to be given one each day, be-
tween o'clock in the morning, and 10 in the
evening. Hours of recital to suit convenience d
pupils who are engaged in other studies, and no
edo is viii be spared to render the requirement Of
said language easy and agreeable. Private lessons
will be given if desired.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves of this ia
vorablc opportunity, will do well to call and give
their names as soon possible Monsieur p.
Rate will be found at Mr.. A. Wanet's, or, il pre-
lerred. their names can be left at the Posi- Office
Deer 10. ls45 ID &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-26
CHARLESTON MARKET-Dec %.

The receipts for the week ending to-day, reach
6454 bales, and the sales in the same time 1914
bales. We quote inferior to ordinary, 6 to z;
middling to midding fair, q to u fair to fully
fair. to q, and god fair to fine, 81 to SIC. per
pound. Long Cotton unstained, Sea Island, u
and 40 cents.
Rice.-Rcceipts Of the week are III tierces,
and the srles ia the time reach 1890 iierces,
at from 81 Lie TO ssh per hundred.
Rough Rice.-Receipts of the week are 81 900
bushels, of which some H. 600 bushels have been
sold. at from ~! to l374-the balance has been
sent TO the Mills.
Gran.-Iherc have been no arrivals of Corn
during the week ard quotations for the present
must be considered nominal and the same may
also be said of Oats and Peas. About 1000 bush
els Western Corn, was sold from store at 50 cents
without the sack. The receipts of Hay arc 500
bundles North River, which were sold at lis and
100 per 100 lbs.
Bacon and L1rd.-We have no transactions to
report in either article.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-26
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, lS45.

There is some truth and good sense In the
following article, which We lately scissored
from an sold paper"
The wa day cogitations Of "a CIov". -
When ride by farm house, and see the shin
giles fying from the roof, the windows stop
ned with rags. and the cattle poor an starved,
..thinks to myself" there lives broken
hearted and emaciated wife, gang of untOtor'
ed children, and ruined and bespotted dIsci-
nile of ..Sir Richard Rum
When hear a Physician constantly brag-
ring of his practice, and stigma'izng his neigh
6or practitioners as 'Quacks," "'hinks l to
myself ten to one that man is quack HIM
self; who in crowd haIioes thief! thief: the
loudes,, is the thief himself.
f. When l see a surveyor always running lines
to suit his employers, ..thinks to myself
that MN loves money more than Justice
And think Of she old mans saying, that che
would make nine of his sons lawyers and the
tenth surveyor.
When see magistrate always favoring
the rich, and using severity towards the poor
descending from the sacred functions of his
of;ce TO become a party and instrument IN
eyery little disgraceful transaction OF his neigh
Lorhood; "thInhs 10 myself" know moi