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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

o. Both the u, representatives OF the State of Texas
arc now in their seats. Mr.. h suFa, AN is from the VI
c,n,,y Of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. BY indonltable per
severance, lac succeeded, in spite Of the INDECENT crcum>
stances Of his raferls, III securing n good education. hrs1
n, Dlckenson College and, subsequently. al Princeton,
vhere he graduated with distinguished credit 10 him
s,lf-takInr, We believe, the frst honor IN the lnstlu.
,lnn. lie went Ia the State oi Mssissippi Engaged III
teaching; studied law e%mIgfaicd to Texas; Was pr sent
and wounded at San jaclnlo; prctlsed his profession
with success; WAS ERECTED 10 the Tex Il llonss OF Rep
reseniatlves, of which body lie MAS made : eaker was
subs, qrently appointed Charge d Aflres To the United
States; and is now a meubn oi the Congress Of the l. ).
from the Eastern district Of TeSas. He is a young man
of decided talents and eloIuence and Of unlnpeachaoIe
character.
OF his colleague, We inov Tp'hia-, except that he is
from Maine, and was formerly a member OF the Ic.ls-
l,urc of tina, Safe. he III red fr Congress III the
Washington District and was detel' ed by a split in his
party. lie went to T,sa,. and now appears AS lLr
REPRESENTATIVE in Cone re>s ut the eAlreitc Southwest
cru District OF be EaIIrd Sta'es-ab0ut two thousand
miles distant from tie scene cf his FIST canyaSsin., ten
wears a,o, tr a scat IN The same body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

BL.tnws for safe 4 t.tI,is oa.,e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18
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ana hope Ia mcnl u continuance Of tic liberal patronage
h~eittsIuIe offended 10 them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
Pills

For the snoody and soc euro Of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEs
TION CONSTIPATlON, COS1lNENTSs SICK HEAD.
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, aud all diseases
arising from an improper tone Of the stomach.
lllE recommendations through which this Pill reaches tho
public thoy various. Tho cortin
Gates o success the lips of those who havo been cuod
by us administration and thousands thousands of tos
monns OF its beneficial effects might be adducnd Dr. Nclpcad
dsion anu oven Mott, with nnumurahlc others Of this oounty
have used in thor private practice, and added or ostno
NY in its vo But the proprietor feels insured that tho best
accommodation is its ccIcy aud its mcr aud that rompins
alone for ihc public 10 try 1t 10 ho satisfied.
Tho Proprietor does Intend this douumiualcd under
the heul 81 "humbuggoy lie docs that it is good
for every thing bot ouy that it 0 certain diseases it
porscyccdin Among these Wind in the Stomach 1d
qosun, Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia Conspion Cosvo
and such dscasca dependent upon improper
Of tho stomach.
Tho dose adult depends upon the Severity Of tho dis
ffDypopFa, dud tho patient has complained long timc
three TO five pills day Will bc required just sufficient to keep
NJ laxative effect until A9 finds relief which in the majority
Of eases will take place in about days, and the
will hu cured In rco weeks Indigestion 10 with in
every cOan Gloss Of society, and in
the year you may search the whole pharmlcop you
cannot find Medicine valuable to this disease his
identical l'L. II has done moo for Indigestion, Faucncc,
Sourncss Of Stomach than o whole range of the Phamacopn
put together Anj need DO l of t Modcnc than
hat i'Htd om ne Qgdltc sioricsc ~ me ad If u
Hc greatest FYYSfCI4SaH and URGEONS IF nny arc mat ~
SIZE sE&TE.EE' GGUFssGfs; aud it Is 10 him that a
grateful public is indebted.
a"1ho Dose Of t4 Medicine is PILL before each moal,
or three ny for nm adult until an unpcurant symptoms arc
removed. For chlt lu day will hc sufficient.
JCySod by BALDWIN, SCOTT & co.
juno 40. Go Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16

TT is abort ton years since this Medicine ha boon intro
ducod the public, and IL stands unlivlod In its Effects
bearing the scrutiny fall casses both ienGly and
men w. 1t is but for puposcof tho use Of Mothers who
itd be described 1t is you make appeal 1t
r your Especial and ccnIl GOOD that should mako
~ one bottle ofho MOTHERS RELIEF hcluto conncmon
1in appoIc the parufignt chamber without feeling
az IL you going tho chamber Of doni You mly
assured that it will sll al bla nHd nervous affection, II
moothcs and shields from rtaun and by It's peculiar proper
Ties II destroys the Of hcmouhago or Inflammation that
often follow the hour Of rnurt0n. II
sweet natural rcs and at last facilitates BIRTH that
Mothers hnyo not piss through such circulating pain and
dte Tho Mothers Reli1fmay no depended IN ali
Of threatening tb0ton where b possible TO he prevented
in plms causing icqucnt nutm, from two three
loses VIII Give Immediate iolio.
As the subject is that cannot with popcty be fully dis
cuspd IN This pu5c manner, n.C all who feel Interested
United Sa,csl tho manuncufr, aud they viii be fur
nishcd w complete pamphlet IN which they viii find all he
facts form opinion of its merits, and also the opin
ion mnnv riysie1ns o commence aud persons who have
become acquainted with its beneficial effects.
CAUTION no PURCHASERS.
We learn that spuious articles of Mothers Relief put M
by G.. H. & H. Coleu0n Of tuito Dr. Smith Of New
York his bottles arc with the directions that pasted
the bottle nearly perfect mc smile 10 lie
ngeulo aud has the genuine pamphlet Consequently
It's we'll calculated deceive the public Ask for BlthOiS
Mothers Relief None Is genuine unless signatures
found within tho wicat Of The Direction that pasted tho
bottle signed with hand, mud the neck Of the bot
tie fac simiie of nhd writing also. By attending to the
above directions ueod be imposed upon. All orders from
Vermont win be promptly attended to, by
J. LANUON,
Factory Point, Manchester, VI.
DR.. G. 4. BhRTHOLtCK
cc on tho corner Of Vzhush soct OH oste tho County
Clerks Office, Rochester, n. Y
AGrNrs.-Murshfold, Il. u runlm; Cabot Bahrock &
Tussel: Iudwick, O.. Crosby g. SOM Baue, d. W. Keith
Matcrhury j. G.. stmpon; Stowe, Il. WoshJumi Orange,
Eitcld & Hancock. 1l!copGm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16

\ IA y T. "A j.
nm entirely now rocoss which ensures the Whole strength Of
t,oso rot valud5le of n EDICiNEs
There gro connected with m above two or three others of
tho most ynluable
,,,r,,Yr,.-v.~, ,,y.,,.,,, az r,e
~ M ANN ~ 81 - II 10 ,
The receipt has been examined 1ud approved ny many oil the
fret Piysicus. -
~ EASONS for Browns Slrsap Tlla anil Tomato BIZ ILHH
AZ Omen chacin7 cures OF long standing and chrome diseases
amer all other medicines hayc Jailed To- give tolitl
Is The F"slparla Of which 1t J.. made Is INC genuine
Hp'us u ~, lIolV" ''on u III! VI "o"""@ u! '"1 oN
',,i ~ w; ,"F" .,..-,i H.. - ....- .. .....
~ lhn 'I,io' g'V 'N'''.' ny "H '"' new plocu5s'
Whch ensures inc "holv suzn oI INC IoO WITHOUT v'aPoIa
uoni' ~, -, 49,, ,,
o. nero Is more ,lre-N OF VS. feo I7n pnIil ~
ono polue "l hroWhs '"IPoh una onalo hN'e''; "ah
WesIe IS ~ ui1an 'NtN's 90 o'iiiy s!iupoI eAno" .
n Nnin HN-' WY" 'n PlIo CN'''ol VI !o',n,'o', II
n'he5 one OF lH ''t'' '1 u' 'Vt''- tl9 's il"' yI
W uSuI, NHu ICY ucN moro t'U l 'l', W on, '1 P'
80 "n,,y Nl' u 'iy 'A" one W an
D1" 'nN ,, u, l's "P1il,l' WY "'o'o"s"g
va ,no u,,,"'l'' "I'''H wen, ',u- w 'ss'v'n
OIL n' .'n'n w sn.'' uu'oS' II On
,no pool wv" Nh.o yt'h, co'.i a." ol .lu'' sutns,.I
INSISTS ID os suon uho ]" 'c'' o"c"' tV "Ioo
uVnI,lt ,,i, 'ysleI
an when taken Tor co'ivencss, 1t o9c not leave me pa
ucal IKE many m'lliuns more c"Ve tn they were nelor
us slj Dut ny using II s'l t"e' cHeuls perfect anu
lasting cure ,..-.... a..
a Wo fuy t. true IhcFe canno he too much ald m rs Ie'
, Iho LAh"G TAi::G Or bROMN7 fAk1NtAHlL Lila
hND IO"iN " hlI rs j. HnothcF lIyl Oh, rs W
n is now 1oon n'9' e'is since II Wos h' onGlce 10 to
punc, ohongh IT ls Ocon usod ny one OF our iol olt'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16

Tho above periodicals reprinted in Ncw-Yok, imncd
utoy on their arrival by tho British steamers, in beautiful
clear Tyne fine white papor and faithful copies Of the
orgnalsBaokwoodi Magazine being fac smile of
the Edinburgh Edition.
The widespread amo of cso splendid periodicals renders
unnecessary to much in their praise As literary
hoy stand far in advance Of any works Of similar stamp
published, while tho political complexion of each ia marked by
dignity, candor and lorbcaanco often found in works Of
party character
They embrace tho views of the hroo great parties in England
Wing, Tory aud Radical Z" llackwoodn and ho " London
ouartcfy Tory tho Edinburgh Rcyicw, Wings and tho
Westminster Radical Tho Fotcigu Quarterly purely liter
ory being devoted principally criticisms foreign Contin
entail Works.
The prices ofho Reprints loss than onehird Of those
Of the foreign Copies and while they equally vol got up
they afford all that advantage to tho American oyer tic
English reader
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
SsJIo0G G1rI61tN

AND CLOTH DKGSStPG.
rINE Subscriber woud inform the public that ho has put ms
Machinery good order for Carding Wool and pressing
Cloth and will warrant his work to DO done well as at any
Chop in the county, or no pay. ~,
lash price Caring Wool conts per pound LOT pressing
Cloth ali coofs 9d per yard Sleeps gcy once shear
ed i'd twice Gl Womons common coors ~ oens lnd
90 blue ~ cents Nader Red IL cents. . .,,.....
Barre, Lower Village, June 9th, 1916 70'5w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON QUART'Y REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
TIE FOREIGN QUART'Y REVIEW,
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
DLACKWOOD,s EDINBURGH MAG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16

Montpelier, s P. Rcddrl and s. X Collins. Barre, J. H.
Walker waterbury, T., G. Simpson. MorhGcll Il, d. Put.
nam. Plnnfeh, r. kddor. MddicscX Gcu. 4. Stowell-
AsihieIl jg9n A. $ White Wasiasloo L. r; Dickinson,
Bradford Asa Low Wells River, Timothy shedd. stowe l.
$. Camp llyJcpok, l.. Noyos Morrisyle T.. d. Her
rick For Sale also by Druggists aud cents generally 81
bottle. bottles for So 6q:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
llE NOT DECETV ID.
full tic Directions counterfeit which would be forgery
LMpURITINS OF rIIE MOOD.

wish impress particularly the minds Of those that
arc troubled with impurities Of the blood bad humors old Ill
GERS and diseases brought by tho Of Mercury caome
that this j. sovereign remedy II is well known to every
IAysciaG that sarapnrila almost the only article that
be successfully used root such diseases, and when mixed
with tho of Tomuioc il has been known
such cases when Soropoilu alone has hudno effect TIN
be accounted ion from Ec fact TINT the Tomatoes opere gent
tho bowels, carrying of those impurities which, tullowed
to remain, create dangerous and incnrtlc diseases.
Ono Proufol ho efficacy ui tho Saaupulla and iona
,l-nrt1r n1nrI IN nD.-l DuL.l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
SIIAWLS.
1876 Shawls, Morino, Bamgo, Cashmere, NJ. Do Lano, &
me very fine patterns 100 Dress Crayats, Idks, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BROADCLOTHs AND CAssIMEREs.

10 ps Black Blue, Brown Green, Dark and Light Mixed,
German Enghsh French and AmcTcun Cloths 10 ps. Black
Blue Mixed, Checked and Striped Cassmere 80 ps Sat
nets SnPsd Checked and Plain, very copj 1850 patterns
bauli Vesngs such as Cashmere, Satin, Masoilcs, Vo,-
Summer Cloths such as Twees Gamroons, Ermuet DENNIS
nuo DIis ~ pa Brown Linen and Linen Drills, for Ladies'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
DYssEpsIA AND LND!G E:sTiON.

He has successfully treated various diseases with it alone
and when persons removing the South West the
should be make of IT, ThcIo DO doubt bui
when used in connection with tho Sarsapaa il the hes
medicine Tint can be used i'm tic SPRING or JTNNER SEA
SONS, vorsd remedy Tor Dypcqa and Indigestion
loss Of Appetite dizziness headache, depression Of spirits,
vencss piles, weakness Of the stomach onl limbs rcumusm
purify the blood, curing bad humos, where al other mcdi
cincs have failed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16

II is with great deal of pleasure that say dali
hearing of where the Srplr and Tomato Bit
lcrs wLehac sold by Brown, Cs Washington Street, e
footing most astonishing In puyn the blood and
si-ng digestion Many OF the physicians have quite
interest q this compound, aud it is considered by them the
hest article in for Jaundco, Indigestion, Loss Appe-
tito Weakness, and for all complaints arising from mpuriy Of
the blood II is really the best medicine ia use to purify
the blood aud eradicate all humur from the system.
very pleasant bitter and easily taken We
with the greatest coudd ncc, readers Don't
take oar word for it, but boo and satisfy YOURSELF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.

100 different patterns and styles Florence, Nca otan, Ru
land Birds Eye and Straw Bonnes 20 Misses lonnc 60
Flowers and Tabs lgng, QuiIlngs, Linen Cam, Ildkf,
matt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
WAR Or NO WAR +?
BOYS!!

MICE Bows Guns for 50 5Oaud Boys Nice Guns 5Oto
~ 50. Powdor-ull -SLot-LGad.A cheaper than
usual. w, SPRAGuE
5h Feb. 1916. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
NEW GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

opp Cushmcres, Baragos Orcgons, Bclzonos Lawns Mus
Inns Fgd NJ D. LANES, Graduated stripe Dc LANES, Striped
and Checked White Muslin, Striped and Checked Cambric
Bishop and Queens Lawn Corded Sks and Cloth
1000 yards Calicocs, Of different patterns very beautiful
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
BLEACHED & BROWN COTTONs.
GLASS WARE AND CKOCKERY.
HARDWARE.

Crates Crockory and Glass Ware, among which is that
beautiful article OF Hong Kong Flowing Blue Mae mot tho
mutation also tho White Stone Ware, Glass Lamps, aud
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-16
PAINTS AND OIL
TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.

1000 Kegs Powder; 100 Bags Shot.
Tho above GOODS with many other articles too numoror 70
mention, will be sold for CASH OR CREDIT US low ms WIZ
can be purchased in this yionynoanng say that we h
not be undorsold in Washington County. IA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13

In this town, on the 9Th instant. Geolgiana
French, daughter of Mr.. John Christian, aged
2 years and months. -
AT his residence in the upper part of this coun
ty, on the 4th inst, Col Anthony Bourdeaux, aged
about SO years. Col. Bourdeaux was one of the
most respectable citizens III the county, and his
death will be heard of with feelings of deep regret
by all who knew him. Com.
At Piney Bluff. Brunswick county, on the
Sd inst, of Apoplexy,. Mrs. Catherine Phe-
bus, consort of Mr.. George Phebus, aged Is
years, formerly o. this town.
I, In BIaden county. on the I'd instant, Mrs.
Daniel, wife of Mr.. Josiah Daniel, leaving a
large number Of young children.
In Fayetteville, on the 1st instant, Mr.. John
H. Devil, aged 80, native Of Petersburg, Va.
In Fayetteville, Mrs. Shackeford, aged 70
! In Sampson county, on the 3lst ult., of par.
alysis, Col. John Sellers.
! In Orange county, on the 21st ult.. Mrs
Mary Mebane, wife Of VIM. Mebane, Sen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
VERY IMPORTANT FROM CuRA

The brig Joseph, Captain KelIar, arrived at New
York on Tuesday in thirteen DAYS passage from
Matanzas. There is nothing particularly new in
the papers, but the annexed letter from the Her
aids correspondent is important -
MATANzAs, Jan is, 1916.
We profit by this opportunity of the sailing
from this port of the American brig Joseph, to in
form you about the critical state of this country at
the present time.
The despntism and atrocious lepredations ofthe
Spanish government, have arri ed at the highest
degree Of iniquity. The enlistment for a militia,
the suppression of great number of advocates,
me extinction of the University of this island,
me introduction of new and enormous taxes
excited at last, the public Indignation, and the
opinion 10, OF the natives is almost pronounced
The news about the proposed purchase of this
island by the government of the United States.
mas reached US with an incredible pleasure, and
has echoed with shouts of Joy and enthusiasm in
every quarter, and BY every Creole heart
An Agent of the government, of the Union.
with the help of our brethren, the Anglo.Ameri.
cans; might be enough to attain the object of the
purchase without millions being necessary to it
Iiie natives are disposed to the cooperation, by
oil means, on that purpose, and we are the crran
ofthe opinion Of the greatest number OF ther,.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
WILMINGTON MARKET-Feb. IL.

BACON-Supply good-quotations above will
shew the state of the market.
CORN-About 1880 bushels North County
Corn arrived since last report, which was stored
since sold at 7oc. per bushel.
COFFEE--lOO bags Rio, sold al &c. per h.
FLOUR-Faye ttevile, market unsettled, sales
vary from 1878 to S6-as to quantity.
HAY-No arrivals worthy of remark. See
quotations for the state of the market.
LTQUORS--See quotations for N. E. Rum,
Gin and Whiskey--Apple Brandy scarce retais
at As cents per gallon by the barrel.
LUMBER AND TIMBER-The supplies in
all kinds river Lumber and Timber is fair the
market huctuating. See quotations which will
give as correct state of rates as can we'll be OBJ
tanned under the circumstances.
MOLASSES-A cargo has just arrived from
Cuba, about 200 hhds, afoat and unsold. About
200 hhds. Cuba Of the cargo reported last week
has changed hands at 20 81 cents per gallon.
MACKEREL-A sale of 100 bbs No. g. was
made this week at $500. We quote at 81 S43
for this No. See quotations for Nos. and ?.
NAVAL. STORES-Prices have ranged du'
ring the week at So rs So so for soft, and So &
s2,l0 for hard. Quick sales were made this
morning at the latter marks. Tar last sales ST. 80
Spirits Turpentine-Sales have been made thi'
week at 81, So so cents per gallon. The las
sale we hear of was made at so cents. We hea
of no transactions in Rosin.
PEAS-Black Eyc-no demand, and quota
tons are nominal.
| SALT--Turks Island--There has been no arri
val since last report. Lots in store are held a
so cents per bushel--Liverpool sack, no arrisa
since last report. Held at 81 35.
RICE-This article is held at S4,25 81, go
Transactions small.
sOAP-About 200 boxes family Soap sold a
auction on Tuesday, a: SIC.
SUGARS-Rather scarce. See quotations,
STAVES-Red Oak Hh !. dressed are DOWN
last sales S13 for good article. White Oak Bar
rel undressed, are worth from Is to SIC, at whic
sales have been made this week.
SHINGLES--Have also declined. Sales thi
morning $2,75-about $50 s2,75 is a fair quo
tation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
In 81 a R
.Aka PORT OF

ysazz al
Feb 6-schr Mary WIN
bia, n G. corn, to VIM Cookz
7---Br brig Mary Abigail, Goudy =
e D Ellis s. Co.
schr Egrement, Sawyer, New York, to G W
Davis. -
schr vandalia. strout, New York, to G w Da-
Wis.
schr Banner, Ray. New Bedford, to w Da-
Wis.
Br schr Alice Maria, Poole, Antigua, to w
Davis.
s-Br brig Enchantres, Lewis, Nevis, to G w
Davis.
Br brig Ruth Eliza, Hilton. Antigua, to G w
Davis.
brig Sea Flower, Packncr, Charleston, to Barry
& bryant.
schr Erie, Brown, Boston, to Barry & Bryant.
schr Patmos, Townsend, Charleston, to Russell
& Gammell.
9-schr Harp, Beaston, Charleston, to Hath
away & Son.
lO-brig David Dufae. Williams, New York,
to w Davis.
schr Joseph Sybrand, Teal, Charleston, to Mas
ter.
l2-brig Charles Henry, Bishop Matanzas, to
The schr E Powell, from New York has come
up from quarantine.
li--brig William burlington, Brown, from
GauGaloupe, to E. Dickinson.
l2-schr CALEDONIA, Morrison, Antigua via
St Thomas, to d Ellis & Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr L Smith, Bruster, New York to W
Brown. .z...
l2-brg Rebecc c Fisher, Conklin, Baltimore
to c d Ellis & Co.
BELOW.
l2-schr Shylock, Croker, New Orleans, to
Russell and Gammell.
| CLEARED.
Feb 5-brig Mary Ann, Lindsey, Boston, by
Russell & Gammel
schr Evcine, Pope, New York, by Russell &
Gamme
6-schr Alaric, Purnell, New York, by c I
Ellis & Co.
7-brig Narraguagus, Leighton, Jamaica, by
E Dickinson.
9-harque Solomon Piper, Merithew, Jamaica
by john McRae.
10 brig Henry Leeds, Drinkwater, St Kits
it,y Barry q Bryant.
brig Alcenus, Drinkwater, Cuba, 5y Barry 6
Bryant.
brig Peruvian, Watson. Havana, by G w Davis
schr Splendid, Curtis Cuba, by Brown & De
Rosset.
! ll-brig America, Treadwe Havana, by v
Davis.
brig Teazer, McCurdy, St Thomas, by G
Davis.
brig Sophia, Wyman, Havana, by G W Davi
schr Ellen, Boon, Philadelphia by G w Davi
schr E s Powell, Murch, New York, by G V
Davis.
l2-schr Phoebe & Eliza, OSBORNE, New Yoll
by E Dickinson.
schr ST. Pierre, Bryant, New York, by brow
&: DeRosset.
brig Octasia, Doughty, New York, by Maste
l3-schr Gen. Scott Doughty, New York,by
D Ellis & Co.
: brig Alpine, Treat st Lucia, by Dickinson.
brig Gen. Stark, Langthorne, New York, by
Dickinson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
PATENT MACHINE
FOR DIGGING GROUND NUTS.

WyHE subscriber. having invented machine
b 10 be worked by horses for the purpose Of
digging Ground Nuts, for which he is about to
take out patent right would take this method of
warning the community, that he will oppose by
all lawful means, any other person from obtaining
similar right, as he is the sole inventor.
He would also inform the public, that ne expects
to be able in short time to supply those VIII may
desire it, with specimens of this labor saving ma
chine. He used it the past season in getting out
his own crop; and, can candidly say, that it Is at
least a saving of one hundred per cent on the Old
mode of getting out Ground Nuts.
D. r. G0RNTO. :
TorsA1L SOUND, IL miles East of Wilmington,
N. G. 8E
January %, 1916 f9-4t'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Feb. r

We have had considerable trade during the
week; cotton and -four have arrived freely, and
sales about the same as last week, though -four
may be considered as somewhat declined. Cot
ton generally brought to 81; and Flour, for su-
per, about SIS 25 with the usual deduction for low.
err qualities. Corn 80 cents. Wheat so. But
little of any other kind of produce offering and no
changes to notice. The river is in good boating
order.-Nortb Ciaroli,sidn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-13
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an Thursday, the 26th instant, there will be
~ an election held at the Commissioners Office
OF this Town, to elect one Commissioner for the
Town to supply the vacancy caused in the Board
by the resignation of Mr.. John P. Brown, who mas
removed to New York.
The Polls will be opened at 10 o'clock, A. M,
and closed at o'clock, P NJ.
By order of the Board,
H. JAMES, Town Clerk.
February Is, ls46 22-2t