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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

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Ties lbat. though differing from considerable ma
logty OF the county in his political sentiments he
nad IN The otee literally an estate for le Rarely
/ nave we witnessed a more solemnly affecting seeKe
| man was presented at bis interment, when amidst
the lamentations of his almost heart-broken wife
and The fearful sorrow and sympathy ofsoe three or
four hundred of his fellow w-ctzens he was deposit
go, WIN the usual religious ceremonies, in the
grave. he was q devoted husband. a kind father.
an Indugent master, and most warm hearted friend
MANY years viii elapse before his loss win cease
10 be felt, or his place supplied. L.
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80 A'sOther Revolutionary Soldier Gone
Ia the I03d year Of his age, on Tuesday the 26th
August, William Duke. of Granville county. IS -
/ This venerable veteran of the Revolution was
oY birth NlrginiaHssQHe served as soldier from
his native State for two years. during the Reyolu-
tlonary war when, after being in two battles, he
was dismissed. He then came to Warren county
North Carolina, where he again took IN arms and
served in the State of his adoption for eighteen
months. being during that time in the memorable
battle of Guilford G.. H.. Though he could not
Boast, boast OF he aPPelIatiop Of rank by
lJudged-yet,d dfgping through The dangers and tur
mol of bloody war for the exrrication of his EEL
low men from the yoke oftyranny if kindness as
parent and master, and a reverence for the God
who created him, render man truly noble then was
ne one OF Natures noblemen. Without the aspira.
lions which cause thousands to attempt ~
.sThe steep where Fame's proud temple shines 1st,
he continued possessila a sound mind Unfii fey,
years before he died. when he went blind aud fell
into doage. 1t is due 10 the deceased 10 say that
amidst party manCeaVrings and political revolu-
tions, shutting his Sears to the empty sound of
names, he adhered 70 The principles of the demo-
cratic party, as long as his mind was vigorous,
claiming uhemto be lle true principles of the gov
ernment which he had so noby struggled ia aiding
TO bring into existence, and which he lived to see
In ITS unique and progressive greatness. G.
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school for YOuns Ladies.

MFRS. FINCH will resume the exercises of her
1vl- school, on Wednesday the 1st of October next
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board incI1ding every thing, 500 90
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 90
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 49, 90
History, Natural Philosophy, Composition
and Botany, F.- 10 90
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric and Chemistry, II 90
Music, A ti. 20 90
French, q a. 10 90
Parents and Guardians responsible from the time of
entering, till the close of the term No deduction for
absence of pupil except in of proIracted illness
Mr.. F. will give such attention 10 the school his
professional duties will permit.
Raleigh, SeptI 9, 1S45. 566-St.
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BEN Hardin, the Fasitive. This important
gentleman in esk kentucky, who has been driven
from his home by the public for his base en-
deavour TO dishonof female relative, sent to him
10 be projected, arrived in his flight at Lawrence.
Burg There he was received by the hoots Of
the crowd, and the sound of horns and lin pans,
and chased from the town. He proceeded to
Harrodsburg. There he was ordered off by
the proprietor of the Springs, and finding his
situation ruther critical, he proceeded to Louis
Vile where hewas concealed at the last accou Sts
This man was one oflheielectors for the State of
Kentucky, at the lastrelection, and cast his vote
for Henry Clay as President He was appointed
Secretary of State by Governor Ousley. which
office he held at the time of his fight. He is now
about 20 years ofage, near it. He is a refresh
ing specimen of all the decency' party.
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Bank.ngsa IoiOa.A The Inst vestige of dishon.
est banking has been driven from the Soil Of Iowa
The Legislature, nown session at iowa civ On the
18Th nlt repealed the charter Of the Miners Bank
OF Dubuque, the,only one which polluted the vir-
gin soil territory In the assembly the vote
was unanimous; in the Council it was I2 to II Il
was expected that Gov. Chambers would veto the
bill, but should he do So there was no doubt but j,
wonld pass by atwo-thirds vote. ess 1s.-..s : :
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For the NORTH lcarolina

'.a 49, For the North Carolina Standard.
At meeting of the Court the members of the
Bar and the Officers Of the Court, held in the court
room at Mocksville, on Saturday the 30th day of
August, 1s45, on motion of Burton Crage. Esq,
Col. Emanuel Shober was called to the Chair, and
on motion of Giles w. Pearson, Esq, L. r. Rose,
Esq. was appointed Secretary. The Chairman an
nounced that the meeting was called in conse-
quence Of the sudden death, this morning, of JoHN
CLEMENT, Esq, late Clerk of the County Court of
DaVie, now in session, and TO offer to the memory
of the deceased the usual tribute of respect and
affection. . e a..+3t- '@ +7'-.@
G. A. Miller, Esq, at the request Of his brethren
of the Bar in attendance at this term Of the Court
introduced the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas JOHN CLEMENT, Esq, late Clerk Of the
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions for Davie
county, having been suddenly struck down by the
hand of Death, whilst in the discharge of his Off
cial duties and whereas we the Court, the mem
bers of the Bar and Officers of The Court, sincerely
sympathizing with his afflicted family and the
community generally. in the death of one who in
the relations Of life performed his duties with sin
gular cheeTfnlness and fidelity Therefore
ResoLred, That we lament his loss as public
calamity 81 s--s-t1.1 a's- 9.t st.
ries the remembrance Of his virtues.
.ReSOlUed, That condoie with his family in
the melancholy and unexpected bereav enc Mt which
they have sustained in the loss Of an affectionate
husband kind father, faithful friend and broth
er, and mercItul master. ...5r .E,E 49,
ResoLred, That the Chairman present copy of
these resolutions to the bereaved widow, and also
transmit copy to his son John Marshall Clement,
at Gettysburg, PeDnsylVania.
Resolred That the Chairman appoint COM
mittee to present these Resolutions TO the Court,
with request that they be entered upon the min
utes of the same.
The preamble aRd resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted. sa-zEe s .s. -..Fl. o.. e, .--.ss-4
On motion Of Giles w. Pearson, E>q.,
ResoLred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent for publication to The North Carolina Stand
ard, Raleigh Register, and Carolina WachmaR.
The meeting was addressed BY Burton Craige,
G. A.. Miller Giles w. Pearson, and John A. Lii
lington. Esqr's.
The Chairman appointed Giles w. Pearson, B.
Craige and G. A. Miller Esqr's, to present these
resolutions to the Court. at lis next session.
The meeting then adjourned. sfs ? r~.-'s.-. 3.
7aoo EN-. SHOBER, Chairman.
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10 The Fare from Castor,
been reduced so cents ~c7s7 - - 3f'e-'
Sept 9, lS46. -.-.s.... .--..,.,, ~ 566-It.
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y ME sg6scrbers wishes TO employ q iourneymah
- WOOL Haters Of steady habits, to whom good wa.
ges and steady employment will be Kiveh.s
o. Highest cash prices given for good in seaso
Raleigh. September 4h, ls4s. as sy 5s6-st.
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Importers aua dealers in Dry Go6aa.
...4s9 63 Main street, Richmond Virginia.
: 7qt-- FALEz-..I6AS. @1yS.z-
!" Z have now in store, Ofou 0wn importation and
W purchases in the Northern cities, an snsalsuaLy
Goods. - = -1f,,-'"'T
Our assortment of coarse Woolens Oznaburgs Sheet
lngs ana ShiFtnys, Calicos &c is more full than Il has
STAPLE GOODS that are generally ouudin . whole
sale house we have great variety of FyGNCY .ARIE
LIES, Ior both ladies and gentlemsn's wear. p
We o1eE stock ERrEIxrVRS the ssuus..
try at very reasonable prices, moderate terms and
respectfully ask an examination of il. ~ 8at
. RICHARDSON & CO.
Richmond, SeRfr4 lS45s ss1t1 B66-l7t.
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lob PRINTING
Exeeufed at this Office with neatness, aCeu-
racy and despatch.
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RAAaENGHtasS p

Per steamboat Fashion i'm New Oreans-Mrs Twelves, Messrs Levy, Cross, Williams, Bryan, Mckennn, Weir, Chsrrass m, Faulkner, Pope, Adams.
 Per steamboat Bourbon fin Montgomery-Mrs Bon neau Misses Ward Tatum, Reauer Col stanley. Capt Bryant, Messrs, Reamer, Brown Kellogg, Coleman, Nor wood, Goode, Walker, & King, McNnugton, Griffin, Putter, Hays. Easierly, Leedam, Walker, Brewer, Crenahaw, Harrs Cooke. Campbell, Benneau. st Clair, Thompson, JOhnston, Williams, Henshaw.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from Monaomery-Mrs Boy den Mrs eilsby and child. Mrs Williams and child, Miss Burgess Maj Moore, Messrs Sackot, Longheld Beers, MarkseiA Dickinson, Goodman, Sprague, Snow, Stalls worth, Pride, Master Heustis.
 Per steamboat Monmouth i'm New 0reans-hrs Deus, Miss Carson Messs Mnzange Roberts Lindsay, Church, Deas Coolidge, Wilson, Scott, Davis, Capt Griffin, Grant, Fox, nhd IS oil deck.
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White Sulphur Springs,

MORGAN COUNTY, ALA, Jan 1st, 1845. FUNHE undersigned having associated with them | Major GEO. B. iCLITHERALL, the above establishment W i'll in future be conducted by us jointly.
 P. T. MANNING,
 G. F. MANNING. The public informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of vlsi- tors from the l5th May till the 1st November. The subscribers pledge themselves to use every means to contribute to the comfort and pleasure of their guests.
 The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb yate, Copperas, Limestone and pure Free Stone, and have been by persons competent 10 judge, not inferior in medicinal properties to any waters in the country They situated among the mountains 20 miles south of Huntsville in section of country, aboundng beautiful scenery and natural culiosltes, and in point of health this location is unsurpassed The improvements are elegant and sufficient for the accommodation of 300 persons.
 Te. ms-S25 per month and no ertras-very liberal deductions made 10 families, and to persons remain ing the season A post office is established at the Springs, and permanent hotel kept there, located on the Memphis and Augusta mail road, which road crosses the Huntsville and Tuscaloosa mail road, ten miles from the Springs, at "Olander, where nur horse post coaches from the north south, east and west intersect.
 To our friends and the public we say "come one, come all" For further particulars, address
 P. T. MANNING, Esq,
 Post Master, Morgan Springs, Ala. pr. G. F. MANNING. Huntsville.
 or Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL, myl9 I45Mmo at Mobile or Tuscaloosa. G-Anv editor Presiding out of the State) publish ing this notice for months and sending copy of pa per to Morgan Springs, will be entitled to board for me montn
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


 Crouch & Snead, c. L. Fowler k Co.
 ,vs fl. fa vs ven. exp.
 John Tcknor. John Ticknor sSi virtue Of the above stated wrts of f. ia and sS ven exp, issued from the Circuit Court of the onlted States for the Southern District of Alabama and to me directed, will sell for cash in front of the United States Court Room, on the 1st Monday of July next, between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and o'clock PM, the following described property to wit Lot and Store situated in the city of Mo- nile, fronting the north side of St Francis street. between Water and Commerce streets, and extend- ing through to Planters street, having 35 feet front on St Francis street, and running through to Plan- ters street .he width, bounded south by St Francis street, east by lot and store late the pro- perty of M D Esava and P. A. Remsen, north by Planters street, and west by lot late belonging to Alfred Bill, now the properly of Beach, Fla & Co; -tle same levied on as the property of John Tick nor 10 satisfy the above mentioned writs of ia and ven. exponas. VIM. HAMPSTEAD. U. s. NJ. ie5 l5stds by c. CUTLER. D. NJ.
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Joseph H. Beardslee,
Joseph H. .Beardslee,
cam Schooner Lion.

Steam Schooner Lion. Steam Schooner Eagle DY virtue of two wris of seizure issued rom 'ne ID District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama and to me dlrecied' have seized and into my possession taken the parel and furniture. This IS therefore to cite and admonish all persons having or pretending to have any right, title, interest claim in 10 the above named Steam Schooners, their tackle, apparel, etc
 to be and appear before the Honorable the Judge o te District Court of the United States for the above named District, on the second Monday of July inst
 and show cause if any they have or can, why the above named Schooners, their tackle apparel, etc.
 should not he condemned according to the prayer Ii beIIant VIM. ARMISTEAD, U. S. Marshal,
 jyi l69td by c. CUTLER, D. Marshal
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D E N IT I g T R Y {.

" T V T W
 nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate re lI lief to the most acute ToOTH ACHE, whne It proceeds from an exposed nerve. lt will also en- tirelv destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be plupoed and again become useful. without any pain whatever The Neryine is perfectly free from every thing injurious the organization of the tooth or thai will discolor it.
 Certificates of its efficacy, from some oi the mos son,Aeas, corner of Royal and Dauphinstreets, over Gresory's Exchange, entrance un Royal-st.
 NJEvery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted m last. mh2l 94sf
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cnNseoEFEa

Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-J Okeil. iy A. co; ] c Chamberlain; Wilson May; Barron, Mead ca; NJ Warng & co; II Huber; Smith, Dabney X Gu; Col Phillips: c K Foote & co; T Miller & eos Fry, son; Adams.
 Per steamboat Monmouth i'm New-Orleans-C W Os- den Wilson X May; Hnger Ogden; M ilueeri F Per kns; J P Armstrong; Grggs, Barney co; Cole.
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8 17Otds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

S SALE.
 NV ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 2sth day of August, 1845, between the hours of o'clock AM and o'clock, PM, of said day one negro man called BARNEY black, aged about 40 years, 5 feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne Monroe county, State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alaba- ma, as runaway slave, by Charles B. King. a Jus tice of the Peace of Mobile county, on the 10th day oi January, 1S4s, and his owner or owners having and take hIm away ne tHerrIUTo - plance with the statute in such made md pro- vided to pay Jail fees, &c.
 cah11 S71d. q BANCROFT Sheriff M. c.
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ksA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE k:..l3 ,ILat dasirahla lrane d,xelling with brick

<ksA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. f..::H That desirable frame dwelling with brick Kitchen and stable the north customer of Church and Conception streets, al present m the occupancy of J. c. Hodges, Esq. The lot has front on Con cepton of 70 feet by depth of l2l feet on Church street.
 Also-Brick building south west corner of St. Anthony and Joachim streets, having front Of 100 feet on St Anthony and S4 feet on Joachim street.
 Also-Vacant lot Joachim street, adjoining the new Methodist Church on the south, having a front on Joachim street of about 43 6-l2 feet, by depth of l20 feet
 Also-Frame dwelling and lot south east corner of Third and Walnut streets, having front on each street of l10 feet
 A part of the purchase money will be required in cash-balance can remain on mortgage. Apply at the office of the Merchants Insurance Company, No. A St Francis street.
 jansl T. W. MoCoY, Secretary.
 NEN RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE..- N The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand fland for sale. It IS situated on the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for a steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; comfortable dwelling at the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed There can be cleared in one field 400 acres of good swamp and up land.- This plantation would suit any one living m Mobile. There IS a hea,y summer retreat within 2t miles oi the plantation. For further particulars. apply 10 G E. Holt, Mobile. Gnovil WM' WALLER. 1T ANDS FOR SALE VERY LOW-l6i acres lLof Land adjoining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence off Austili, Esq, of the most desirable building lots in the neighborhood ., Also0A l2 acre Lot in the village of Jacksonville. | Also-The undivided half of the south east quar- ter of section No. IA, township No. 5. range 2west containing 80 acres. AIso-'rhe undivided half of the vest balf of the north west quarter of section No, 2s. township No' | 6, range west, containing 70 acres. Apply to mhS6 o9tf THOS. MoGRAN. .34 St. Michael-st or FOR SALE-A most desirable building
 L lot eIipibly situated near the business part Of the city. For sale low and on long credit. For | price and terms, enquire Of
 T. w. MCCOY, | iansl at the Merchants Insurance Office.
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashinn-2 tercea rice g. bb. dour 3 do whsKey 6 do pork, hhds ba- con 456 coils rope 70 pcs bagsng head cate 5l hogs and sundries.
 NEW W-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Monmouth-6O bIs wine 10 kRs shot, hhd 8 bxs, bale mdse.
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fe febl7 S7ids c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
SIIERIFF'S NOTICE.

GtOMMITTED to lhe jail of Mobile county, on C the 27th June, ls45, by Franklin G. Kimball, Esq ,a justice of the peace, runaway slave called FANNY, aged about % years, feet inches high, black eompexion, and says she belongs to F. Wo- mack, of Washington county, Staie oi Alabama The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro" perty, pay charges and take her away, otherwise she will be dealt win according 10 law, as in such cases made and provided io pay iall fees.
 ie2s l6Stt C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M- q.
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SHERIFF'S SALE, George W. Crabb,
n" HW Lewis McGehee.

w ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 " House door of Mobile county, on Monday, the l4th day of July, ls45 between inc hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right and title of Lewis McGehee in and to the steamboat called the Lalla Rookb, her tackle, apparel and furniture-the same having been levied on as the property of Lewis McGehee, by virtue of the above stated execulion which issued from the of flee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tuscaloo- sa county the 4th day of April, Is45, and to me d- recied
 yy3 170tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M C.
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RECEVp,rs OF s,s,'TrroN

Per steamboat Bourbon fn Montgomery-A Nishet 6 bales; Dr0adnax, Newton & co '.
 Per 5leanihoat Lowndes from Mongomery-E l. An. arews & co bale; w Tareton 8; Bell Dyche l; w Bo & co 5l; Tarleton & Scott 6 Dickinson Euss 1; II Lesesne Ii 10 Curry 2.
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NARRATIVE of the U. s. Exploring Exped'.. IN ton during the year. of lS3s-'39 '40-'4i and AZ, by Chas. Wilkes, U. s. N, vols. and Atlas.
 Aiso-A cheap edition ot the same work, 3 vols. Just received and for sale by
 ieis s. W. ALLEN, 20 Daupn'n's
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e2l psI iS5T c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE

EOMMrrTED to the jail of Mobile county on the O l7h June lsi5, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor Of the csty of Mobile. runaway slave called JIM, 27 years of age feet inches high, black com niexion has scars on hs left arm caused from burn when small boy, says he belongs to Andrew Men tor, of Dallas county, 12 miles above selma State of Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away, oth- cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 ie2l l65tf c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C..
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.!a!. .k!a!s.H al Ra

=, ,,,,,. To Travellers going North.
 SPEEb INCREASED beyond all competition On No the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomeTy tAla to Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. )-haying less staging and more rest ihan any other line 10 Charleston
 By recent arrangements, thIs line carries it's pas- sengers through ahead Of either of the lines by way Of Augusta, Ga having 25 miles less staging thai the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad, 40 miles; thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches, via Columbus to Macon, Ga. IA6 miles, thence by tle Central Railroad 'u Savannah Ga, 191 miles, with unsurpassed expidifion and comfort thence by splendid line of steam packets to no miles, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from fouI to six hours be- fore the departure of the W mingon boat, carrying he great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05
SUERIFF,S NOTICE,


 CoM MMITT D 10 ihe Jail Mobile county, R. Kinp Esq. A Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called JOE. aged about 50 years-he s smart and active for one SD advanced in life, black complexiou, feet inches high, ands says he be- longs to Alexander McCann of Christian county, Staie of Kentucky. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, othetwise he will be dealt with ac. cording to law as in such cases made and provided ie2l i65tf c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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SHFRIFF'S NOTICE.

George kelso, 2V'hE above named
 ,s writ of seizure, { A steamboat cahed
 S,.amhoa, IJnion. the Union, her tackle. apparel and furniture having been attached and seiL- ed by virtue of the above stated WIT! of se'znre which issued from the County Court of Mobile coun- ty. all persons having or pretending to have any fight, title or interest in the said steamboat Unon, are hereby notified to appear before the County Court of Mobile county the first Monday O. J"ly, IS45. by 10 o'clock AM. of said day, and legally de- abide ihe order of the said Court in the premises
 ivl I69m CHAS BANCROFT, Sheriff c.
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George Wood
Nb. Steamboat Potomac

Steamboat Potomac.
 DY virtue of writ O. seizure issued from the D District Court of the United States fer tie southern District of Alabama, ard to me directed Thls is therefore cite and admonish all persons est or claim in or to the steamboat Potomac, her tackle, apparel. &c., to be and appear before the Hon. the Judge of the District Court oi inc oni'e1 States for ti,e above named District on the second Monday of July next, and show cause II any 'ney have or can. wby the above named Steamboat, her ,nokle sc. should not be condemned according to VIM, HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M.,.
 je2S l37td by v. .CofLtk, -. ".
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VNTHlTAkER & SAMPSON offer for sale to w close consgnments-
 20 bxs Judd's patent Sperm Candles
 50 bbls Philadelphia Draughi Ale
 I5casks London Brown Stout. in qis aud pnts
 5quarter casks Pelleyoisen Cognac Brandy
 30 bbls Monongahela Whiskey
 barrels Cider Vinegar
 200 kegs Brooklyn White Lead
 13 half chests superior ChuIan black and old
 Tyson Tea 20 coils Kentucky Rope--also, Carts. Drays. Wagons and Wheebarrows je2l T ME, PLASTER AND CEMENT A c000 casks Thomaston Lime, 100 bbis Calcned Plaster 75 do Hydraulic Cement a Daily expected and for sale very low by l ie24 J. H. RIVERS < co.
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EYEGLASSES -S,uarts steam syrup, a splendid MI article for table use. for sale ny .E WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
 Iel4 ss Daephin.st.
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ARRIVED
ExPOIsTa.
ImPORTs.

HAVRE-Psr ship Goodwin-2037 bales cotton.
 NEW-YORK-Per schr Rval-l lot old iron ana cop per- 70 empty bbls, lot reeds, bbis mdse.