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rly. Ring, Compomud syrup Of uvlrlo

Polassa, sarsapa:i.la and Yellow Dock rhs medicinal
remedy published for The cole benefit oi those suffering
nw rheumetsr UsIn- EGd stiffness OF The Joints, swelling
pi the muscular >u5 neA ihcu, erUpOns VI The sSln
aGd diseases arising from impure of The blood &c
bono f experiments under the direction and super
vision of the cniu.ul OF the Faculty, has received
ther unanimous recOmmcgl lsou. and nany have pro-
uounced Il Tie best possible combination of remedies for
The abOvensmed dlseases IL IL prepared tuu the puIest
articles and warranted give satisfaction. 1t lhps
prrise. and ruicsens he circulation alsys irritation
leaves every part OF The animal economy perfect stats
OF health
Tho creat and Increasing demand for article OF his
kind has induced The proprietor 10 bring Il before the pub
c that al! may have the ben.n ui Il and Know that hers
remedy for these distressing complaints. Il Is
recommended full confidence. needs bu iris 10
convince he ucreduous pt IL surprising properties
Pranared and sold hy CHARLES II. RING, Druggist,
49, Broadway cor. John-st
~ 8. Sc obseryc the written signature OF {. H.
Rise, oy er he cork ni each bottle dl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

~ Cold Frcnm.-A superior article for chapped
hands and ace and tor soenng Ihe skin frce - cents
PEI I4T. Also,
ORRIS TOOTH PASrE--k superior article for cleans
ng and preserving tne teeth hardening The gums and
sNeeenng tnc breath warranted not 20 gCt dry or hard
frlce 81! per pot. For -Ale by
DAVID SANDS & co. y Eas; Broadway.
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

DuNtN TINTNFNI--l-iTt
ID coqgh snd Bfoacfil s-Dr. BOW gradiale OF me
University OF Edinburgh ia Ons MEDICAL prscu;!ouer
N England uey retired from business. recommends DIS
n!aen To- the Amer;cxa public. BESIDE nuHotles' cases
itness.d u Ei. own r.-n-i.e pr.cu;e lE tng.ah1; 70
which th. Lnlnsn once failed oil Is escAcy "
Bow has sppr1Datoy .euefs from distinguished ihat.a4
ais In ;reat Bri-sr and America syOuct!as %. complete
Trs. of III, valuable medicine To 5e fad YIN direc
5,, n, i.ir y ~ 10 Cha.a-nzL ID Eighl- 4Ysn1e,
sT t;eeath- aac q d. Overs corner Of Bonc-"-
90 % - - ~ - : nor Dhtal e25 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29
Datcnt ateoielnes.
BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID

OR VEGETABLE HAIR COMPOSITION.
rINHE subscriber having devoted considerable portion
olhis time for series of yeas: 70 the study OF she
diseases OF The SKIN and the Human Hair, also he best
means Of trraa. and curing tie same has al engin alter
labog;uus research and deep ny--lEanon succreitu IN
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Ladies viii fad The Hyperion Grrs. aGc!ilon 10 me
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which when it The FLUID, can be tr-se-d in tIJ
required form pressr.e ~ place, whether pam
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ache and entirely united for stucy uy nsr also ufned
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cur. which tried all The aiYerlisec articles o tue day,
iaad tse,r name !egion without deriving any henrh
heard of youf Hyperion Fluid, sEd amou gh "ss Hl2hf
pra y Sho bad G-e2 IT, YET was al Ala II " 90
b another huu.ou OF day but induced by you -
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80 T, "a n Of nv hes clear OF llinnr or d.nGfl,
nv hair s daily growing thicker and ~ hne Amy sia'r
nj therefore the utmost confidence r.coaiEiena
your Hyperion FLUID 10 be al. you represent u
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN tt
WORLD
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK Francis Il Lou,rel,
Avery useful pocket companion for every day in the
Year. No forge, when his notes tsll due il he
has one o. thes. anoAs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

- Capt Brown Of the Police is very anxious
10 break up the many vile little grogseres which intes'
hi. District. Who will refuse TO aid him' lie say.
theyare continual scenes OF broi!s and nights.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

~ y new weekly paper called the Gaaett. Of
the onion has just n'9de its appearance 1t ia large
and handsome sheet and IS designed by the prcpretors
Mess,s Harris Co to do tor the quarter million what
the Home Journal doe, Tor the upper ten thousand
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

WxrEg At NEW. .ORLEA,NS--,W > haze meyer
Ss.. No., .rnnr.d a, sny time on account OF the n
l-,-,1 =. 80 ysssstter TIE consequence has been
mai hes7 has do1s and Is DOM IT. The , wsa.aeF
W, - - - .bs -irst t;ule. getting lnkl.2s-a
nere iisaof he igii breath OF Winter. Delta, i-'h
FoR oREs3S-An expedition to- I Oregon Is now
la;r So our IN his Town The brig ETefne has been
purchased or The voyage She Is 70 De Paced GnesE sas
-, o ~ i rr,iueniiy cuaIined TO conduct the
.si;,;s, 49, 49, -.' lNewturypo-t Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29
CITY ITEMS.



The Aurora IS -he name o: 4 most bsaut;-
fc steamer OF 5o tons brrhen now lying tie loot o.
se7en,h-.t. Eas; Rire. She was built oy Bishop < :
raonson for ths hoa.e OF Mason Thomson OF ;is city;
to run be.xeen. Porto Rico AID 81 Thomas under a
charter :.oa :ae Spanish Government: Il 70 the Sc
Nor partner Of me house are Informed that re
.,earler Is atetrd fo- many improvements IL speed
safety and coaveuience She ua.e5 ths graceful and
rg<i=h proportions OF fs; =aia: clipper. Win al re
attribute; OF = steamer thoroughly sagaeh and sea
;yo.thy. se.c- destined Tor warn !aarudes, a very
thorough and admirable system OF ventilation Ass seen
introduced. VIE re. far . days consumption o.
board she draws ~; teet Of wafer aiw.1 hcr wheels
rsrno7ed and canvas SET; VIII Pro7e aeT:e to II Of ex
ceediaC s~:tnesss. Upon cios2 examination OF hey
o cannot bu; arrive st the ccnc7:ion that she CON
baes more OF the true requisites OF steam vessel than
have ever before been united n vessel Il a;ted
with suitable armament, too ioF offensive purposes and
particular rlv for hs.5or attacks. Wiz heE ss drauch,
Of water her great strength and extraordinary facilities
for rapid movement, .he nigh; be rendered formidable
She viii sail shortly for Porto Rico and i furnish to
its inhabitants specimen Of our skill in naval archi,ec.
,ure. OF which we mas be jgstly proud.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

APLEA Is BEHALF OF Mn. PoE.-The Home
Journal OF this week contains article about Mr Foe
suggested by the paragraph in paper and TO which
we would call the attention OF the public 1t would ap
pear from the article III question, that what said o
Mr. PoK's condition strictly true and It also ap
pcArs that Mr. Wills has received certain monies ior
his benefit aud that be willing 10 act agent IN
ceiving more We trust that the admirers Of genius
will remember the unfortunate but gifted author.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

Ell FALL EASfIlONS.-Hns.i iiAi~-Pnis mSle
El skin hats S3 equal those sold by Others g
also elegant dress hats at - 81 sad - % superior In
.yo and hnsh those In many places al - neat hats a
- O. Murch will bo pleased 70 his friends si this
establishment GEORGE +. II. BROWN.
dlD Inn lt6 Chnal.st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

q LEOPOLD DE MEYER had arrived at Ha
yana and gave his concert at the T"con Theatre on
the l7th assisted by Mr.. BURKE. tie violnist
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29
was agreed

CmAELE-IoN STEAN7HlF LINE.--The great s0c-
cess the propretors OF ,hs line have met with has
duced them to commence tho building OF another steam
er The steamer Scg,hesneF ht' proved herself fast
substantial and what s oil greater importance safe
boat She mas performed her trips without mourning
any damage or accident. The agents and proprstors
icsars Spodord Tilcsou Is Co. have contracted ior
new boat 10 be called the Northsrncr 10 completed
IN the Spring When flushed the boats wi; run rcgu-
lary every week between the two places
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-29

rg The Itallan Opera opens on the ith Of Janu-
AIRY. with Lil.d. di CAamoagi.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
GlIS0LALLLLA NlsUUS.
From the Boston Mercantile Journal.
A THANKSGIVING STORY.

1t was a bleak day in the month of Mo-
vember. The north wind howIed mourn
fully through the leaness trees--the broken
clouds nmed rapidly across the face Of iho
| Illeayens-an The whole Of natuie, assum-
ed an aspect, cheerIess and uncomfortable
well calculated to remind the moralIsl OF
The closing sCeues in the great drama OF lie
--as traveller, with weary steps, we6ded
his solitary way through one cI those beau
Iqml hamIets which abolnded in New Eng
and-and which coOsllue The noble orDa,
nents, cmbIems Of freedom, peace and hap>
plness, Of which she is justly proud.
To Judge from his costume; this traveller
belonged TO the humbIest ranks of IrIe--o
mad been singled out as a viclim by mssor-
une. His coarse straw hal, patched dCub
lel and his canvass trousers, sole by Tar
IN many places while they proclaimed his
"p""0" '''' "'' f''''"
roV'H ''''"'a'', " p '''" "''' '''"' w.
''''''"'"'y " VIC N.","''' i''' '''" " a.
cast in a noble mould denoling great acnvi-
y and strength. Ills manly features,
Dronzad by exposure 10 Dbo tropical sun,
'ou Pa'0y coo'ea'eu IRON vie" oy n's lux
u'''o' 'o'"s u coa o'"cN nue. S"""eu '''''
ne was sun W 'ne u'"n o' m'n"oOu' Ao'
rs eyes s9emeu '9"'eu up win an 'n'e'"'
gent sp'FH oy g'eam "I expectation a"d .
nope "n'ch Sno"e" 'na' MS nom''e. .Iol'o"e'
I'D not aCcold WIN his noble ma nr '-aoo mat
however severely tate 9sd dealt VITA HIM
MS energies were still onoroken-~aod that
n augre the chill northern blast, and the Ea-
Iigues which II was evident he had recently
Undergone, he was resolved to push on
yard until the object which be had IN view
vas accomplished.
1t is now three years, said he To him
selhas he pIodded along the way, since
very Io0ilshIy Ieit my happy home urged byI
4 ptque, and love OF adventure, to brave the
rardshiPs and peris OF the ocean. Since
hen my life has beer constant series oil
nis'ortunes. have met with storms on
4vprv igrk Rut thank prnuilencp al |
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10

"e long ana mailed 'ocNs "hlch ph y cor
ealeu "'s features lis voice seemed
'a'e touched a cord IN the bosom OF IL
PERSONS present. which had long ce'sed
''o'a'e' The eyes Of Deacon Willis al
IT'S "''e were turned upon him in eager "a
ree'a'lon,-Mory WadswcHh staIled--,h
ose on hef cheek gave place to the lily
t"d her deep seated and pure Ioye prove
more quick sighted than even parental al
lection She g32ad on him with a'look il
"hich JOY and surprise were blended, an,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
THE GARLAND
"- with sweetest (lolcers enrichd,
From rniOus gardens cuiFd t0ih carc.'



THE Low ERS.
There was a candle maker man,
And he was very old;
For was thirty years or more
Since he began TO moult.
His business on his face was wrote
As plain as though on paper;
His long nose running to point,
You sure would call topper.
And hameike glowed bis soIv tip,
For drinking hard and sluniog
Had made it red, and, candle like.
1t brighter grew by shutting
A daughter rlir he had, but he
Was want to bearand slarve her,
Sail she, I'm sorry he's my pa,
But wish that he was fathcr.'
And Cupid in her tender heart
An arrow dared TO throw;
As that alone would be no use,
lie gave her, too. beau
But when her lover claimed her hand
The father did dispute;
Said he, Your asfes | would take,
But Ireject your suiL'
So when lAe shade Of night wer,
spread,
lie rouLd the house would hover!
And though he was no warrior yet
lie was mighty lover.
MY fathers, cried tine maid;
'Ol lover, who belied you-
For he will cane I'm afraid,
But come with me, III hide you.
50 in the boiler he was crammed,
His legs all cramped and benG
Cried he, i have 'he cOPpcrgo,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
Number 3S.

! There IS some truth aul good sense
u the f, lowiog article, which we Iate-
y sored from an old p per-
THE WET DAY OCCUPATIONS
II "A CLOWN.'-When ride by
rm house, and see The shingles flying
rom the roof, tie windows stopped
With rags. and the cht.e poor and starry
d, thinks | to myself there lives a
,roken hearted snd eman- Ted vile,
ang of uotulerel chllrrn, and ruin,
d aud bg,oled disciple Sr Ricdsrd
Rum,
W6en hear a Physician constant.
y Dragging OF his pracIce, sod stigma
rslng his nelghbor pracI'lonsrS as
Qncks,' thinks to my sell ten TO
me thai man is qleck himself: who
! crowd hsIoes lbleI! lhleI! The loud
st, is the thief himself.
Woen | see a surveyor always run
ing lines to ,ull his emp oyers, thinks
| 10 myspl' > that m,n loves money mo 9
van Justice. And rhrnk of the old
nar's saying, that she won'd make
,ioe Of his sons lawyers and the tenth a
uVeyor.'
When ! see a magistrate always IA
oring the rich, and using severity a.
yaiosD The poor-leceud from The sacred
uncrions of his Office to become parry
,od instrument in every Ilue disgrace
.ol transaction Of his neighborhood.
thinks 10 myself,'I know not how
far that man may be magistrate, but !
m sure he is no justice.
When | see q man increasing his
lebs by buying foe gig and furniture,
nd morlgaging his farm to build hoe
'ouScs-assuming the appearance OF gran
leur without the mesns 10 support II,
hinks | to myselt'Ihe sun shinesnow--~,
nut clouds ara hard by.
When | see a mechanic throwing a.
way The tools Of an useful profession by
which he acquired comfortable slbsS-
ance, in order to turn merchant AMI
idp in a co,ch, thinks | TO myself a.
as b ind man! thou seesl the ignus IA
Jus but its pursuit will eugu'j thee in
he swamps and NIire of difficulties and
ilslICSs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
ITnANKsaruNo Day. He hailed he intor

pursuing his way ioNafus MS hatlNb E'Ildge
he fire burned brightly on the heathH ton
of his patents. Deacon Willis was New
England FaImer--a man who, by cherish
ing the virtues Of industry and lrugaliIy ha'
be come possessed of handsome propert,
--anG who enjoying a competence IN 'ra
country, protected by wise government
su rrounded by kind, intelligent nelghbors
and in the midst OF vlrlGOns family, en-
We'd neither nabobs lheir riches nor mon
atchs their power Thanksgiving was re-
IiaiousIy obsergd by him, as it had beor
by his father before hlm-and the graIli
Jude which be expressed 10 his Creator foI
,be mercies ne had received, was nota mere
formula Of unmeaning words, bat came di>
reclly from the heart
On this day his children were oil colIect,
I'd around hm-and all anticipated a joy.
jus Thanksgiving. Several Of bis distant
relations who we're not so well provided
with the good things Of this life as the wor-
lhy Deacon, also accepted an invitation to
he present Among those who were shell
tered by his hospilabe roof on his occasion
The greatest ravori,e was Mary W9G5worIh,
, Nine evpd ,lamSpl whnse lovely and fy,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
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CONDITION OF JERUSALEM.
The dispeasure OF the almighty Is
evidently resting on J rusalem, in ac-
ordarce with ancient proi hey, and
ne maiks Of displeasure are manifest in
present condition The R-v. DR..
Hswcs, who visited il few months
.inco. describes it as follows;
'Thc country Immediately around j.
rnaaIcm especially to the west and
porb, is the most dreary, hlrren waste
hat ever bcheld. Ii seems over laid
with lmmcnse mosses Of rocks aud stone
with scarcely soil enough 10 allow any
Ming TO take root and grow. The city
,t.clr, once beyond doubt the most
and splendid on earth. now
presents only a melancholy contrast to
It's former greatness and glory. You
aaunot walk ab III, Simon and 90 round
abon, her, as Of old, and tel the towers
hereof, mark her buIws'k ks, and consld
er her palaces. The city sits solitary
aud under his curse. All who have
been in Jerusalem must have ieI' this.
The Inhabitants are few, and win the
exception Of the foIorr; Tor
sskon Of God aod evidently lying
Tnrk*- il indeed they are an cXcep'
nou-poor, oppressed, aud extremely
nise' able No suburbs, no surround
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10

There was candle maker man,
And he was very old;
For it was thirty years or more
Since lie began 10 mould.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
CHARLESTON MARKET-Feb. 90

Rice-The sales of the week are about 1900
ties at extremes, reaching from 50 to 3s-the bulk
going at prices ranging from $50 to s3a per hun
dred. The receipts since our last are 652 tierces,
and the stock it will be seen is estimated at 1855
tierces.
Rough Rice-The purchases during the week
have been confined exclusively to shippers, who
have taken about $1,000 bushels, a. prices ranging
from s73 to 1929, the bulk at 10 a 81 IL! for
prime shipping parcels. The receipts since our
last 80 900 bushels.
p Grai'a-The receipts of Corn during the week
reach 5000 bushels North Carolina and 5000 do
westerns in bulk. We continue our former quo
tatiOns, with the remark, however, that the arri-
walls of the former have consisted chiefly of com.
mon quality, which have gone off at prices ranging
from go to Csc, and that the latter sold at
price approxlmating to our lowest figure. The
receipts Of Peas are 1900 bushels which have pas
sed into second hands at prices within the range
of our quotations. No Oats have been received
this week, and present rates are nominal. There
is nothing doing in Hay, and the recei pts continue
to go into store for the want Of purchasers. re-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
DiGUERREOTTPB
MINIATURES

RER. HUMPHREY would respectfully an
1yA nounce TO the citizens of Wilmington, that
lie purposes remaining in this place short time,
and of giving all an opportunity of procuring q
correct likeness of themselves and friends in his
superior stvle.
Having connection with three Of the most suc.7
cessful Dagucrreotype Rooms in the STAKE Of New
York he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in superior style, perfectly
true to nature. ofvery fine tone gffde,f ami color
ed so that no climate viii effect them IN The feast.
Daguerreotypes taken by the old process gilded
and colored SO as to render them equal to those
take at the present day.
Portraits of sick or diseased persons taken o:
their residences if required.
Particular attention given TO those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements, apparatus and stock, furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
! For further information inquire at hiz ROOM on
Front street up stairs adjoining DR.. Wares, direc,-
ly opposite the Chronicle Office. ...
| January 80, 1876. 20-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
WILMINGTON MARKET-March S.

NAVAL STURES-From 5000 to 5000 bar
rels Iurpentine have heen sold since our last re-
port at 81 00per barrel for soft aud So for Hard.
Tar, ST. SIS.
There is very little Turpentine to arrive. The
depression in the market is matter of surprise,
from the knowledge of the fact that there are not
now 10000 barrels of the old crop left 10 the
woods-which quantity would be consumed in
less than three weeks by the Distileres in this
place, and the new crop will only begin to arrive
about the first of May next. We can hear of no
sales in Spirits of Turpentine. In the absence of
sales, holders are disposed to recede shade from
our quotations, viz: Coo per gallon.
LUMBER & TIMBER-The article of I.um-
her is very dull of sale In fact we can hear of no
sales to report. We have lowered our quotations
to 81 so Sl2, for Flooring boards. Timber sells
rather more readily than during the previous week
But prices have not varied materially. We quote
to-day at 81 and Sc, according to quality.
STAVES-Rcd Oak hid dressed, are again
lower. Last sales IS $40.
SHlNGLES--Thls article has declined very
materially since last report. The last sales were
made at 81 50 and So.
, COFFEE--Scar1e. Quotations without change
! L1ME-Retailing from store at 81 so. None
afost.
i MOLASSES-Nonei in first hands-sa.es have
been made at % 2ac. during the past week.
GROUND PEAS-The crop of Pea Nuts have
about all arrived in market-about 80 600 bushel,
have been received this year. See quotations fol-
present rates.
SUGAR-A lot of 25 hhds new crop Porto Ri
co, direct, sold at ST a SIC. New Orleans more
firm. at Il.
! CORN-One cargo, about 1000 bushels, ha
arrived since last report. and is selling from o,
shipboard i'll quantities to suit purchasers, at e!
and roc per bushe
! BACON--The market is without change. il
regard to prices. See quotations. The supply i
good.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
DIED.,

In this town, on the Goth ut., of chronic dis
case, Mrs. Ann E. Russell, aged 81 years.
In this town, on the Goth ult, Margaret Young
daughter of MIR. James Anderson, aged :, cars and
months.
In this town, on monday last, Mr.. John NJ.
resident of Wilmington, aged SO.
In Wayne county, on the 9th uIt Mr.. Ed.
mund Merriam, aged 81 years, of Rocky Hill,
Conn. He had been engaged in business in Will
mington for many years.
On the 3D. ult., in the city of New Orleans,
Thomas M. Wadsworth Esq, aged 40 years, a
native of Newbern, n. G.. and for series of years
past resident lawyer in New Orleans. Mr.. w
was distinguished for his professional abilities.
InssAthens, Ga, on the 5th ul,., Mrs. Louisa
Ann Whitfield, wife Of Gen. George Whitfield
late Of Lemon county.N. G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06

Il SaApetre Joke.-The Philadelphia
Times states that in the midst OF the excit-
ing scene on the Wharf a, the FIRE, on The
night Of the 18th uItimo, when dense
ly packed ,hrong Of people were collected,
Immediately in front Of the stores that were
wrapped in the raging element, wag of
a character; jumping upon pier log. ex-
claimed at the top of his voice. Gentle
men. will sal'pere explode!' The effect
was electric. One individual sprung into
the river-and halCdozen went sprawl
ing into the rivulets of wine and molasses
that were running across the avenue, and
hundreds fell peI-meIl over each other,
and ran heller SHELTER to the nearest point
of supposed safety
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-06
DTFCE.

TWvHE subscribers will receive proposals, until
o. the first of April. for enclosing the Jail OF
this (Bladen) County, with brick wall 1t will
require to be two feet thick % by 80 feet, and
feet in height. gables to correspond and be cover,
ed With good roof of Cypress or Juniper Shingles
There will also be required forty bars of iron,
inches square, for windows; of which there will
be eight; door of ordinary strength only required
All of the materials to be of the best quality
and bond and security for the faithful performance
of the work required
WV. ]. COWAN, ,
HH. ROBINSON, 5 Commissioners
Feb 27, 1S46 24-3t