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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

"a IBERAL CASH ADVANCES made upon
III Cotton in hand, consigned to Messr'' Nc
Dowell g. Peck, New Orleant-oE we viii receive
and ,bip to any House in New Orleans eur
friends mag select. .,.l,.-
Storage on Cotton and Shipping, Inelufing
RiIls M Lading 30 cents per bale. :.
Insurance against Fire in Yazoo City 20 y y
davs--5 cents per- bale, and insurauee wall oe ei'
feoted on all cotton cOnsigned TO Us, unless tn'
owner prefers taking The rilk, ADD gives u' no
-, - that affrcf.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

A. AnnoS.---J. N. DrvLls. ?. cno'LrT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

+. In Duplin county. on the. 26sh ult., Mrs. Li,ia
Cogerly, coasort Of Mr.. CuIn.conerly, in the 9TH
or 18th year of her age.
In Newborn, on the 23d tat., Adrian II, Van
Bokkclen, Esq. in the 6lst year OF his age.
In Fayetteville. on the 24th uit Mr.. john Null
Inns, Sr., IN the gid year Of his age.
In Robson county, on the fstk jnst, Mr.. Hugh
Mclaughlin, in the 34tR year oftia age.
In the vicinity of Fayetteville on'the 10th ult,
of congestive fever. Cornelius McAllister, eldest
son of the late Col. Charles McAllister, AGED a
years, 6 months, and "a days.
In Bladen county, on Friday last, at an advan
C ed age, Mr.. Daniel Melvin father of Robert Mel
vim, Esq, late Senator frome Bladen, Brunswick
and Columbus. whose death was announced {
week or two ago.
On the 18th ut., of bilious fever, at the resi-
dence Of her father, (Rev Eli Philips in Moore
county, Miss Ruina G. Phillips.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
WILMINGTON MARKET--sent 2

NAVAL STOKES -Turpentine has not arri-
we'd very freely during the past week, closing to-
day. The article has advanced upon previous quo
tations to 43 81 so, at which sales were
made this morning hnd the supply is not alto
gether adequate for the demand. SPIRITS TuR.
PESrrNE-Our previous quotation has been OBJ
tanned for this article, viz: SO cents, and we un-
derstand that his price was refused by holders OIL
Wednesday. TAR-Has improved 10 cents on
the barrel. and the arrivals are very small. We
quote for last sales, 81 %.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-We have heard
of the arrival Of a few RATS of Timber within
few days. The rates Of prices appear to cores.
pond with last weeks quotations. In Lumber,
we hear of no transactions, but quote at former
rates.
CORNING arrivals since last report. Store
price IS and 7ac
BACON-ls rather scarce. A lot sold yester-
day at 81 6s3c., Hog round which is a slight adj
vance.
Business is dublin fact nothing doing, and we
have to make rather slim report.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
Il didn't do nothing elsc.")
MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.

The uses to which the Magnetic Telegraph
has been and may be applied are various, and
far beyond what its inventor at first probably
it capable of performing. But none
of them is more extraordinary than the r0le il
has been made to play on late occasion in
New York.
A young lady Of Boston, the daughter Of
one Of the wealthieSt merchants Of that place,
had become enumerated of one of her fathers
clerks, who returned her affection with equal
ardor. The old gentleman, however had, as
old gentlemen sometimes will have, different
views for his daughter, in relation to her mat
rlmonlal arrangements, and determined to
marry her TO the man Of his not of her choice.
To accomplish this purpose he feigned ig-
norance of her previous attachment, out deter
mined TO send the young asplrant. to the hon
or of being his son-in-law, across the water
until he should have completed his prolect.--
He therefore, directed his clerk 10 take pas
sage in one Of the steamers from New ! ork
for England, to transact some business there.
The lover accordingly came to New York, but
soon after his arrival received by the Telegraph
notice Of the fathers intentions, of which the
sEpung lady had unexpectedly acquired the
The tW0s,s determined to outwit The
parent and did % by adopting the following
extraordinary excellent:
The young LADY took her stand in the Tele-
graph Office in Boston, and the lover did tbs
same in the office IA Now York, with the aid
of a magistrate, audi for once the course of
true love did run ssnoo,h, for by means of the
WEES which proPounted and replied to the in
terestlng questions Of the marriage ceremony
they were speedily male ''bone of one bone,
and flesh of one fesh.'N
The gentleman having, as we suppose
but the account we have read does not state it,
-terminated The interesting correspondence
by sending his bride a Kiss along the wires,
followed his employers directions and pro
ceeded TO England. The father in the mean
tlne having been nformed by his daughter Of
what She had done, iaslead of giving her his
blessings, has determined 80 institute sui
to test the validity cfthe contract.
The case beiag Uus removed from the
Court of laynsea TO that Of Themes will afford
abundant occupation foc the lawyers, who in
stead Of heiag Engaged in making marriage
Setttcn4ent> will be called upon to unsettle {
marriage, if they cAn. We hope they Nwill
fails Cor such Ingenuity deserves its reward.
GCAnr}cSf0n NeWS.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
III inst, his man ZACKARIAH, aged about
= years. Zackariah, can read and write, is ye-
low complicated; has loss one of his upper centre
teeth. He is about feet high very intelligent,
a complete blacksmith and good jobbing carpen-
ter. He took with him two suits of clothing, IA
dark green frock coat, dark grey pantaloons and
striped vest, dress; anda SUIT of white home
spun oznaburgs and white plains Jackson coat
dyed green. He will no doubt make every effort
to get off by water to Charleston or make his way
to Wilmington. will pay the above reward to
whoever will deliver him to me at my residence
ON Waccalnaw, to Messrs. Robertson & Black
lock, in Charleston; E. Waterman, i'll George
iown-or, for his confinement in any Jail In the
State. that get him again.
Georgetown, Sept 1916 5l-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

The SoUThERN AND WESTERN IhT{.R ax
MESSENGER ANb REVIEW Contains The ,ospa,
variety Among the Contributors, we notice
tFe names of Prof. SH,iHters, M. e. lee, "a.
C. Sims, &C., &c. When Nlr. Minor becomes
more liberal in his exchanges, we shall give
his magazine a mrore worthy notice. At pres-
ent we can do no more tl,an recognize it. 1t
depends upon himself, Whether we shalt re-
commend oar readers to desire further &C.
quaintance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
Rriga de Orders No. e.
HEAD QUARTERS, 3HD BRIGADE,
6rn DIvIsIUS NoRTH-C MsLrTIi

HEAD QUAHfEhS, jim bKlGAUE,
6Tn DIvIsIUS NoHTH-C anoIISA Militia.
WILMINGTON, 25th August. tfs4s.
TO Colonies Cdmn.dnding Oath, 30th, 3lst. and
3sth Regiments Of North Car DINA !Hilitid.
YOU are hereby ordered to have your respective
Regiments ready for inspection and review at the
following times and places, viz:
The oath Regiment at Jacksonville, Oaslow
County, on "Wednesday, the 18th day of November
next. The 3lst Regiment at kenanssiIle: Dhplitt
Couuty. on Saturday, the l4th day of November.
The 35th Regiment at Sni,hville, Brunswick
County, on "Wednesday, the 18th November
The 3Oth Regiment at Wilmington, New Hand-
yer County, ON Saturday. the 2lst November.
The line 10 be formed and ready for inspection
and review at / o'clock, A. M
You will make yotr returns as required by the
35th Section of the Militia Laws, to the Brgadier
General, at ibis place, OH or before the 25th OF
October
By order Of
L. HI. MARSrELLER, Brig. Gen'l
WIN. n. PEDEN, Ani-de-CamD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

RI THE. So BSCRIBER being desi-
fifth rous OF removing into the country,
i.s.Ea offers for sale his House and Lot,
!zzs&ssS situated on Dock street. The House
has five comfortable rooms, four with fre-places
with all necessary outbuildings attached. The
Lot is &c by l65 it., well improved with SHADE
trees, land an excellent we'll of water in the sassh
ALSO, another lot adjoining. highly imprpsee
for garden, Sc by les it., which is an exctileal
building I.pt. The situation is very healthy and
pleasant, both in winter and summer seasop]e
Terms will be made easy to the purchaser
with warran:ee title. sskI. PETERSON.
Sept. 4th, ls46.-[5l-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

1hE fHEsHETs--RicE CRops, &c.-The
late heavy rains have very materially ;r,n,aa
the h'ce crops on the Cape Fear river. above
this town. Below there has been no dam
sustained The harvest has already common
ced' and the yield bids fair to equal last wears
CROP wherever the ffeshet has not OVERLOOKED
the Rice fields. The Com crops on the low
lands OF Cape Fear have also suffered very
materially.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
lsELECTED.1
The Printers Devil.


es' she was lovely, she was fair,
AS mild as summer even;
An angel form, spirit bright,
A star that dropped from Heaven.
(WeIl she was y
And oh! those bright and 1ustrous orbs,
That beamed with holy fire
Those auburn curls, that lovely blow,
None, hone btit could admire.
(Weil they couldn'tD
And oh! that light and graceful form,
So like beauteous fairy =
perhaps we'd better leave cut the f,
And then it would be airy.)
well it would y
Il kne1t before her, and I svore,
I'd have one burning kiss;
She said-"Go wash your face,
You can't ENJOY such bliss"
tWell she did!)
felt Just then as if I'd dropt
From Ctai1nborazo's summit;
4 felt my budding passion cropt-
Mere beauty couldn't come it,
(No! Stree y
And did quickly snatch my hat.
! Without thought of kissing!
A nd did ever after that,
Come up among the missing!
Il didn't do nothing else"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

N CAR

6lHARLES BARR being about TO establish
" himself in Philadelphia, returns his grateful
acknowledgements to his customers for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon him. and
would solicit continuance of the favors of those
who have heretofore paid their accounts when pre-
sented. He would be happy to take few ORDERS
on with him for CLOTHING. which he will make
In the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, and will forward
them with promptness.
Wilmington, Sept 4, 1916
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IA M.Asl.msss1sg lsskSg. A
49, PoRT or wzLmINGToN. kR

~ AHkfEED.
;. Aug sIIaig Louis walsh. Fisree, Boston, to
Potter &c Kidder.
brig e Dow, Richardson. Boston, to Potter &
Kidder.
schr Alasic. Rodick, N York, to l. ] Lusterloh.
schr A Thsmpson, Ireland, New York, to w
20 Jeffreys
schr Faye'tevillesGroen, Baltimore. to Brown
e DeRossef.
Sept s-barque calis,a, ~ NY, to r w
Dfosns
Aug 2s-schfJ D 5aaes. Podgcr, New York
by II w Brown
ssshr Emma & Eliza, Boon, PhiIaaelphia, b,
Brown & DeRosses.
5e-brig Delaware, Ealott, Boston, BY G "
Davis.
Sept brig Baltic, McLanahan, Guadaloupe
by E Dickinson. :.
| 2--hrig Peterson, Wilson, n Y, by D Ellis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
S25 REWARD.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9Th
Ia Inst, his negro man $50 W NE .
Sam is aged about % or "a years, is very black,
stout, well made, and was purchased by the sub
scribcr from John Blackwell, of Ncwbern, Craven
County, where he is we'll known. When last
heard from, he was within one day 5 travel fom
Newbern, his old home, where lie is thought to
have gone, and is now probably lurking.
The above reward of twenty-five dollars will be
paid for his delivery to the subscriber. for hi-
confinement in the sail of New Hanover County
MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington. n. c., Aug %, 1876 5O-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
DIED,

DIED
In shlstogn, on @'sa3nesday evening", coou
henry fIE !, ss Keen : youngest cbi o of N.Y.
In Duplin county, on the, 9TH pn A.,
scil!a Williams, consort of Mr. u''' Mrs:Pre-
in the sd year of her age. 'eS "hia>
Mrs. W. was native of &arterete> g.
for the last SO years had residedsip Dupipty,, Ou
Ivy her amiabIe disposition, she I'D endeaEnere
self to large circle OF acqnsiniss. She sr
for 81 years, an exemplary neruv .sf the Bapt
Church, and died in the blessed hape of a home
| HeavPn.-C Communicated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
IOR SAHNA

TNHE HOUSE and LOT where / now livs;;-
u situated on Boundary street between Dock
and Orange streets. The lot is spacious one, be-
ing rs feet by $50 feet, having a comfortable
dwelling with all necessary out-bsildmgs thereon.
Also, well Of excellent water.
Perso Is desirious of obtaining lot in the most
healthy and pleasant part of the Town, would DO
well to make early application to
r: w. PRICE:
Aug. IA, 1876. 4S-lf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
STATE OF NoRrH-cARoLTNA.

New Hanover COUNT.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
June Term, A. D., 1916.
Robert Rankin Original attachment sum
VS.. moned as Garnishees, Henry
Croton MutualIn- Mutt, VIM &. Lord, Jesse
surancc Company J Mulock, and John Hall.
L appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
u shat the defendants arc ffot inhabitants of this
State, al,sconts or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot he served
upon Them 1t is ordered, tibet publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington tosrrai notify
ing the sa defendants to appear ut the next term
of this Court to be holden at fhc CottrtIhOise IN
the town of Wilmington, on the SECOND Monday
in September next, replevy and plead to issue,
the debts due from the garnishees will be condemn
ed to sasisfy plaintiffs demand.
Teste, l.. II. MARSTELLER, OK:
July 81, 1916 [Pr fee, SIS 623.l 46-6f
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T.9LU4RLE REAL EST.3TE
IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY,

ME subscriber being DESTROYS ofremoving to
u Florida, offers for sale all his LANDS living
in Old Town Creek District, Brunswick County
North Carolina. These lands contain ELEVEN
HUNDRED ACRES, most of which is well
Wandered with Pitch Pine. There are $4,000 Tur-
sPenttnc boxes now cut upon it. one and two years
old. most Ut which have been cut only one year.
and are now Under culdvaiioH and at least 10000
more can be cat. The farthest point from naviga-
ble water Is not more than two miles. The plan
tation is one of the most healthy places in the
County, and has good dwelling. outhouses, and
a most'excellent well Of water upon it. By land +,
is only 10 miles from Wilmington, situated near
the Charleston Road,
Persons wishing to purchase will please call OH
the subscriber and take view of the premises and
land. A bargain may be had.
DAN'L b. EVANS.
August 70, 1916 Soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

The SPRlNGs, ard other fashionable resorts,
were neS61 more crowded Ehau at present.
All tho nencs in tire country are there
every I'D Iwirh and lack BobtaiI in the
land that can raise sixasnce and 60 in debt a
dollac. There rnust be considerable sport in
Joinimg SO varied and fashionable an assembly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

There was all Earthquake in Boston and
the surrounding towns on the morning of the
25th alt. Itcaused great atarm, and corsid-
cradle damage was done to the crocat..,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

T.qLUaBLE Rhs.8L ESEaTE
EGD~ So
In the totbn of Wilmington.
"A 'rHE SUBSCRIBER BE.
firM ing desifous 10 close his business nj
Es. "a Wrlpiheton, oilers for sale, the Houss
49, aid Lot oil. Walua Street, continued,
now occupied by Mi. Jos. m. TiaLEr: The lot
is Sc feet by $50 feet, t5fi.er ia. hasing ON it
new enc and haf story hoGsc. containing g.
rooms, with al necessary oht houses.
ALSO,
A House and Lot, situated on Red Gloss Street;
now occupied by the undersigned. The lot is so
feet by 200 feet. the house contains 8 rooms. ii
nearly new, and is filled in with brick there are
all necessary out houses on the lot Also an en-
closed lot sd)oining and fronting Red Cross Street,
sc feet by 400 feet.
ALSO,
Two enclosed lots on Boundary and Third
Streets, SIS feet by $50 feet.
Also,
One half lot on Third Street continued Also;
one quarter section of Land In the State Of illinois
said to he of exec lieut. quality.
For further particulars. apply 10
WILLIAM WILSON:
August 81, lS4G 49-tf
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S. Fl. WALKER,
Lit. Col. Texas Rangers.

s@A memorial has been presented TO tue Ne"
work - Convention, now III SESSION. pldy'ns
hat a clause may be- inserted IN the ne" Ion
eti4otion. allowing women TO vote:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

Rom. nj. SAUNDhs, Esq.-~Frors private
leiter, addressed to gentleman ia this city,
we learn, with pleasure, that RomuIus NJ.
Saunders, Esq, of North Carolina, envoy ex-
traorGinary and Minister plenipetentiary of
the United States to Spain, arrived safe and
well at Madvid, on the 2ist alt. Mr.. S. had
an ipteTesNNg carney through England.
France, and ACROSS the'Dyrenees. and was, at
the date Of his letter, (22d .nly,) in daily ex-
Uectatiou of having an audience for the pur-
pose of delivering his credentiaIs.-JI.ion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

NaD-HK1-
MFR. c. N. FENNEfh Is my authorized a.
~ gen, to settle my business during my ab.
ssnce.
The cutting will be conducted by Mr.. WIN
HAGGERTY. CHAS. BARR.
Sept 1916 ~
E1NO HIRE.-A good house SERVANT will
u be hired for the balance OF the year.
Apply to c. N. FEMME
Sept 4, 1876 5l-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

N oD a "O
nm SATURDAY, the 9th day of September
" next, will be sold, for cash. at Bum, Knight
& Co.'S Store, Rocky Mount, Nash County,
FIFTEEN SHARES OF STOCK in the Will
mingon and Raleigh Rail Road, trusted to the
subscriber by 5. w. w. Wick. for certain purpo-
ses. JNO. J'BUNN, Trustee.
Sept 4, 1916 6l-3t
ALSO.
A. + same time and place, will be sold, ON a
~ credit of six months, TWENTY SHARES
OF STOCK in the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, belonging to the late ). w. w. Wick, de-
ceased. Purchasers will be required to give bond
with approved security.
WIN. T. DORTCH, Admir-.
Sept d, 1916 5l-3t
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a ing on keen iniormed = -. -
OAK, lying on hst Of land called ~
the property Of Capt. rods Foilv ris az 49, NJ
ed, and now the fropery 6raH RIJRciHs Town a !
by given iorwarning ell persons no,;as ueCeas-
Oh said land under tic pena,y of the neres
The land is for sale, ls00 acres;) pefsslp asslns
ing to purchase can dpply to the subscriber in =.
mington. JAS. BURCH.SS
L Angus. 81, 1916 49-tf
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.TOtiCc to COrpellS
A LII CARPENTERS wishing 10 - -
@SA tract, are respectfully informed tlkhe-a 80
offer, on the first Saturday in Octobf aat VIC
Long Creek Bridge. to the lowest biz IL next, as
tract for building CHURCH. Sal, ~, con-
be thirty feet by forty and located Wa Gnorch to
miles of Long Creek Bridge FurtlIeE nar,;c" "l
made known on The day it is let out. "'' :
ISAAC LAMB, -
JAS. a. MOORE. IComs,;,,.o
JAS. GARRASON.1
Sept 4, ls46 5l-5t
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1928 Kew ARD.

'P~ y
DANAWAY from the subscriber, in New
u q bern. short tim6since, his negro man DAN
TEL. Said negro formerly belonged to Mr.. Henry
Newkirk of New Hanover County, and was af-
forwards owned by Mr.. Miles Costin, of whining
ton from whom the subscriber purchased him. :
Daniel is aged about 23 or "a years. is stout, well
built, and Is black, he has had the small rox, which
SCARED his face very much. He is wei known in
New Hanover County, and it is believed he is
lurking about the neighborhood of Messrs. Henry
and Bryan Newkirk's 5, in said county.
The above reward of rs dollars, and all reason=
al lie expenses, will be paid, for his apprehension
and confinement in any Jail within the State
JOHN BLACKWELL.
Newberr, n. &. Aug 81, ls40 soft
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NEW WORK MARKET


Turpentine, Wilmington, soit' p "a
do NewbeIn, D. y w
Spirits Turpentine, 40 80
Tar, %
Rice, per cwt. w
Naval Stores-Therc isreuanlsgg u arst hands
(of the new crop or 1900 Ids. sztaS sor
which an advance on previous P'i soa hs Nh. le
only sale we hear of iss lot o. W. ..rnr,en,;'h
County, at So SO per 2sOIbs. ppm al 3sne
50 een's cash. &C elosng the higher s E, ss'
continues dull. and we have only ~ Tar -
rsS; % ps %"E IN sss es III limited request and held
eoSe the views of buyers.
| BALTIMORE MARKET.--Aus' ." 90
sores-Sales of Spirits TsrP9n'' NJ, EbI
HosASo and of Tar at 50 Goa = -
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PRIvArEERs.--Tte u S. brig Perry, one OF
the G&If' Squadron, arrived at Pensacola on
the 22d inst, froHs a cruise ia the Gulf, In
search Of Privateers. The Perry touched off
the Havana on the I4th last, and learned
that Santa Anna, accompanied 10y Gen. AL
monte ard Senior ReIon, had left onthe 9th for
\ era Cruz iR the Enolish stsamer Anna. char
tered for that purpose.
The Perry found no prvateers nor any signs
of amy, aAd tlee officers think there are none
yet aAoat in thatquafter. There is. however,
no doubt of the fact, that the Mexican govern
ment on the 25th Of July last, by decree, had
authorized the issuing (by her ConsuIs, resi-
dent in foreign ports,} Letters Of Marque and
Commissions to PHvateers. There was also
a report Of a PTvateer having been seen in
tire mel hhorhood Of Key West, and another off
Spirap Key but these could not be traced to
authentic sources. The Perry came TO Pensa-
cola for provisions and water, and would again
proceed 10 sea without delay.
MEXICAN PRIzrs.eCapt. ]. H. Rodney. OF
the brig F. l.. Vail, arrived at st. John, N. B.,
from St. Martins, reports that on 23d o. Ju-
ly, he saw Mexican privateer with three
American vessels, prizes, passing by the is
land of st. Martins, apparently bound through
Sombrara passage.-Boston Post, 25h uk.
A relative Of Gen. Taylor denies the state.
ment which has been going the rounds tina,
he is Wing, he says: ''Gen. Taylor, in for.
mer years, was democrat of the first water
and SO were all his stock in the ancient party
struggles. In 1914, | am not aware that he
voted at all. have no idea, had he been al
home, that he would have voted for the Whie
candidate. I'll. Fee Trader.
! We don't know d word about this matter
t ou' e are pretty sure there is something in it.
Inc wigs are ever the victims Of bad luck
ana eooe.deal like the man in the play, the,
never set 'ho- hearts upon anything that is
not swept away from them at last.-Pet. Rep
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MAA.,1En.

4, this town, on the A.b nit bv ,bo pou
Rector. Mr. Thomas P Frost, ny 70 me M;I heH Ma, A.
hooo'ns'>oth of this town. : ' ''0'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

IA THE subscriber most respectfully
fTA informs his friends and the public at
Hls "a LARGE that he has taken the above conf
,kA5sszs2& n,odio.,s HOTEL, near the Rail Road
DEPOT anI near the Commission : tore of Messrs.
G.. p q L. Fl. Grant. which he has thoroughly
'nished, in the best of style. for the accomml-,|
ton of transient and regular Bosrders. E.e55 at
tention will be paid in order to give sfls'aeion 10
those who may be kind enough 10 palIonize hiin.
His BAR is furnished with the Destof Liquors
and strict order obsertsd -
C-TTer,ps r,odersts RICH,D- BR0BHERs.
Wilmington, n. G., July TO-, l246. 4s'-'i'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04

I-E~GB ~ E CE~o
A NEW AND COMFORTABLE
fEI=M house for small family. situated near the
-kza.M] Rev. B. l.. Hoskins, and convenient to
the best of water.
- 90 house and lot situated on Market
nSce!lent well of water. necessary
Ps.s. = 'shborhood.
Apply to - - g, .r
Sept 4, 1916 -