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To the Riding and Travelling Community


EEVHE subscriber has, and intends keeping con
IL stantly on hand, at his old stand on Market
street, general assortment of goods in his line,
to wit, Ladies and Gentlemep's SADDLES, BRf-
DIES, AND MARTINGALES. Hard Leather,
Imitation, Fancu and Common TRUNKS, Vail
ces. Carpet and Saddle Bags, Ladies SacheIs,
Coach, Gs, Buggy md wagon HARNESS, Col
lars, Whips, Stirups, Bits, Spurs &c. &c. All
Of which he warrants to be of the hest Workman
ship and Materials and ffered fot sa1 at the
lowest prices. .<H ...-...-.. 4 -a1<
ALSO,-Charriotters, Buggies, Trotting Wag-
CONS and Sulkies. for sale low. Northern Sole
Leather and Shoe Makers Findings.
... s....r..- r. ....... GUY e. HOTCHKISS. -
n. B-Particular attention will be paid to man.
ufacturing SADDLES and HARNESS to order,
aud repairing the same, together with trimming
Carriages and-making Church Cushions.
Dis. &C. II.
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A Ii persons indebted to the estate of VIM.
IA B. Meares, decd, are hereby notified, that
unless payment is made on or before the l5th of
January next, suit will be commenced in every ill.,
stance of failure. G.. G. MEARES,
Nov. 20, ls45. lift ; Execntrix.
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sr
'NNHE subscriber has NOW landing from. sehrs
~ J. D Jones. and Excellent, the following ar
ticles of merchandise, which he offers for sale low
for cash or approved city paper. 8 :, ~
= a bags Rio Coffee 25 hbls Sugar,
eDSD IS boxes Soap, various .qnalities) =.
10 Loxes Sperm Candles, -. :.
10 do AJamaniins do
10 do Mould do Noe. ..-... -.
do do do No S,
do do do No4,
g.. hhds Porto Rico Molasses
40 40 Saf ds s"perdns cas. Eleur
! barrel Powdered Sugar, $50 o.
box Loaf do
bags Brazil = do - e
10 bbls N. Y. S. Mess Pork, =
l0kegs lard 2Bhoxes Cheese. ''- =.
20 jars Butter 46 do Herrines,
20 bbls American Brandy, 80
rs do 20 Whisky, r.~
.e 5 do N. E. Rum, -
do 4Gider
S do Apple Brandy,
baskets Champagne.
Together with an assortment of Segars, Tobae-
CO, Mustard, Pepper, Snuff Ginger, Sugar; Soda
Biscuit, Mackere, Shot, Powder, Holloware; &c:
DC. Also an invoice of domestics,, comprising
'Sheetipg Shiring, Calicoes, Satinetts, &c,
Also Daily5Expeeted. y
200 bales Hay prime N. r.
450O6sBrieks. JNO. S. RICHARDS,
MS. .7.~E tH Water street.
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e szrt' vi February Term,s ls46. s-sas'A =
Iau1es Moore, executor Of James Moore, deceased.
. III 4sf..-e-s{g 5e Ussa3 s&9 a. AII1a@l
Jane Moore. Thomas q. Moore, James King
Guardian Of minor heirs Of Waiter o. Moore, de-
ceased, John +. Moore and wife. Curtis Thomp-
son aud wife, Benjamin Brothers and wife, Har.
riet .. Moore. end Henry ". Moore. 4. -#s.se.r
TT appearing that Thomas o. Moore, Benz min
b Brothers and wife, and James King. guardian
of minor heirs of Walter o Moore decd. reside
beyond the limits of this State; Ordered, by this
Court. thai. publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville
Observer FOR the said Thomas 0. Moore, Benja.
min Brothers aud wife, and James King, guardi-
an 10 appear at the next term of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, held for the county Of Samp-
son. inClintOn, on the third Monday in May next
and show cause why the last will and testament Of
James Moote, decd, shall not be admitted to sol.
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Witness. II. l. Faison. Clerk of our said Court
at Office, in Clinton. the 3rd Monday in February
A. D., 1916, and 10th year of American Indepsn.
dence. gr f,s I. l. FA1SON, G. C. G.
March 9, 1916 90 s-.ae rraE 81 asst 49,.
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.-.4. CHAREs BARR,
2gD@glAlg gAII1ls

49,. VII nLNG TON N. G.,
fHNAkES this method Of returning his sim
IL cere thanks to his friends in Wilmington
and its vicinity, for the patronage so literally be-
sto wed him. fol- the last three years, while amongst
them, and hopes, by strict attention to business,
and every effort tc accommodate, to merit con-
tinuance of the same.
He has just returned from the Northern markets
with one of the finest STOCKS of GOODSthat
has ever been exhibited in this or any other town
in the state, comprising every article usually kept
in Merchant 1aiior's Store, consisting Of
CLOTHS, C.aSSIMERES IND VESIINGS,
of the newest styles, all of which will be found
worthy Of the attention of his friends Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
He has also on hand full assortment Of
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]EaVifE sIabzcflbsi piIsrs lol sAle the fSlloNing
afticles received By geeenl arrivals -
32s bags prime Rio Coffee; -----5 so boxes Soaps
IL bbIs prime r Sugar; "a a 0 bbls Mess Pork;
4anhds r r. MoIasses; 'ss EzS 2 casks Of Cheese;
so half bbIs super Canal Flour. boxes Tobacco;
10 hbfs super Canal Flour; 3 Z 40 bblss Whiskey;
boxes Sperm Candles: 81 = 10 bbIs Gin;
"a boxassNfonlds fsandles .ese .szsod't Z : 16ss,
10000 Segars, various qualities; - = = s-'s-1
10 haxes Table Salt, eco cases in a bcx;,) ''5'
together with an assorfment of domestics. 30
Fl3a223iat6E'ElI ,7JoHNS S. RICHARDS.
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YWVHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
4 PANY, OF NEW YORK.-This Institu-
ton, during the month Of June, issued ninety new
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ADAMS 4 M'CiRY

WFAVE OPENED their store in the Parsley
L. buildings, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets, where they have and will keep large as
sortment of GROCERIES, SHIP STORES and
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ERPNdu.s2aOfEc CgOfRiug.

got up especially under his direction, while in
Philadelphia and he is disposed to sell them as
cheap as any other house in town.
N.B.-He has also some of the finest workmen
this country can produce, and all garments ordered
at his establishment shall be warranted to give sat-
isfaction.
October 8, 1S45
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WE nave jnst receive i,ss5 seS :. ~
"a 10 h6ds superior M1scosado folasses.9e. 80
ss9Ei0sn Porto Rico rs do -
30 bags Rio Coffee, q 90 kegs Nails, =
50 ibis Canal Flour. 2io.' - . =
-. 10 half bbls Canal Flour. -
so bbis Fayettcville do .'s< 49, p. : -.
-GA5 assortment Of H ARDWARE, consisting 81
Roana SLAVES, Hackers; 'rorpentine and Timber
Axes; Coopers'. fools. &c, &c '-l' % ss>'-'
M6f Ftoa HALL & ARMSTRONG.
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RFK BBLS Apple Brandy. rs do. Nhiskey.s
OOf OF sale by G. d. ELLIS g. Co.,
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MONUMENTS, TOMB TABLES

90 HpOd s. Foot stones SC p
TEVHE Subscriber has taken the AGENCY Of
n an extensive MARBLE MANUFACTORY
at the North, and will receive orders for the above
named articles on as favorable terms can be pro.
cured from any other establishments : -.
Wilmington, N c, Frh : is, 1916 s2-ly q.
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Just Received.
sNAA DOZEN Steel Wedding Hoes, assorted
so sizes,
40 cast Ploughs, Nos. 10, II, and IL, extra
Bars and Shears, 80.
dozen "Colins" boxing Axes, .s
Kentucky do +.
IL s." Georgia long Bits, I. ~,
!. Ames' Spades and Shovels,
A general assortment of Cooper's Tools
. .... - i. q Also. .-a H. .-..sar
80 bags Laguira Coffee, 7. ..1 --ss-.
so I" Rio as do ~ FL. a.-.t
10 ;" Java do sr1Es ;ee. e 4
rs ST. Domingo Coffee, z
2 hhds best st. Croix Sugar,se. ...5.
Q 1" IS Porto Rico do ca fa e. ..=
Woolsey and Woolsey's Loaf Sugar,
Cheese, Tea, Canal and Fayetteville Flour, &C.
1881 HALL 81 ARMSTRONG.
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Condition OF this Office on the lst of February,
and at this date. = .s - o--s<fF q"
No of Poll. -- .,-r ... sgrE r.l5. s
Da'e' cies ss'd. Or. Reefs. Loss &. Elk. Amt. In.
January 3lst sl056 1924 637 s274lt s21272
June 30h 1913 1897 SO 3l5 I53, 592
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-06
Implicit Obedience.
A DOMESTIC TALE.

A DOMESTIC TALE. Concluded.
Mrs. Morgan had but little time to debate or
reflect, at present; the present week to be one
of uncommon festivty; the long expected ordi-
nation of their clergyman was TO take place on
Thursday and every day preceding would be one
of hustle and preparation. She was outrageous
that the elders should have selected that month
for the ceremony. Any fool might have known
better; she had never heard of such thing, and
she did not believe the ordination would hold
good. Why what on earth could they get to cat!
No turkeys. no geese, no chickens, no lamb!-
She was at her wits end.
Truly, it was a bad season for those who loved
good feasting, and more than Mrs. Morgan grum-
bled; but the fiat had gone forth, and there was
no appeal. Mrs. Morgan was in q fever; every
cookery book was consulted for different ways of
dressing the beef, mutton, veal, and fish, while
Charles and Job were keptranging aboutthe wood
lands; the one with his light rifle, the other lug
ging an old "king's arm," in search of game.
The important day came, and Mrs. Morgan felt
complasant. She had, in spite of every obsta-
Gle, provided an entertainment for her expected
guests, that she hattered herself no one else in
the parish could equal and with her countenanco
dressed in smiles, and her capaclous person ar
rayed in crimson satin, she awaited the moment
to go TO church. Suddenly, gig containing a
gentleman, lady, and a little girl, drove up the
avenue, and Mrs. Morgan, though surprised, has
tened to the door to receive the county represen
talive and his lady.
They had been invited, but were not expected
till after the ceremony, or in other words, til
dinner; and many were the apologies of the la
dy for their intrusion.
"But, Anna, my dear little girl, has been siclIly
and thought the jaunt would do her good, but
poor child, she is tired out, and so fretGul and un
well, thought the best thing we could do wouIc
be to leave her with you, if you will be so very
kind as to take charge of her,"
Mrs. Morgan was astonished that the lad.
should suppose she would remain at home to at
tend to peovish child; but good breeding preven
ted the expression of her sentiments,--she an
swered, that
''She should be most happy to take care of tn
sweet little creature, but, unfortunately, she wa
obliged by circumstances to attend the ordination
however, there was Mr.. Morgan's niece, mic
good natured girl, who would stay with pleasure.
Poor Sarah did not feel pleased at ALL Sh
had looked forward for weeks to this festival; sh
had never seen an ordination; she wore ne1
muslin frock, and, altogether, the disappointment
was too much for her philosophy. But ther
was no help for it. Charles, her constant friend
had gone with her uncle, an hour before; and Il
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may not meet thee as we met in other days
Unmoved cannot bear as yet anothers praise.
In coming years may behold that marble brow,
With eaous heart and eyes cold; but Oh! not now!
may not meet thee in the throng, and pass thee BY
Nor see thee swan-ke, glide along, with fearless eye
In happier hours may again be free as thou,-
With careless smiles may greet thee then; but, OH
not now!
may not meet thee when the trees are buddingnew
And the wak'd earth rejoicing sees each verna hue;
But when the scar, autumnal leaf has left the bow,
Tomeet thee then may bring relief; but, OH not now
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THE LAST FLGHT.

Bill Sumps threatened to thrash Tom Handy.
Tom, who was a steamboat pilot, heard of it, and
seeing crowd gathered. one day, at the settle.
mcnt where Sumps lived, Handy rounded TO his
boat, tied il TO a tree, and went ashore.
Bill Stumps," exclaimed Handy, coming d-
rect to the business in hand, 'you want to thrash
me, don't youl"
"Why no. Tom, not's knows on; you hain't
done me nothin perticker, as knows on"
"Wall, Bill, ifyou don'twant to whip me, feel
Just like whipping you, and I'll give you one dol.
lar and the two fst licks, if you'll to me-"
"Il du it, hoss!'' exclaimed Bill, stripping for
the fight. Two salwart fellows were selected for
seconds, or to see fair play; Tom paid over to Bill
his dollar, and stood up. Bill drew off and pop
ped Tom in the eye, knocking him down. Tom
rose and stood up like an honest man, for the 9TH
er lick. Bill popped him in the other eye, with
the same effect; but no sooner had he done so
than he sung out snuff! nuff! take him off! The
seconds, as in duty bound, caught Tom and held
him fast; the .fgM was ended; one party had crl-
ed "enough."
Tom Handy went on board the "Sncrter' with
Two buuged eyes, and with lesson of wisdom
that lasted him as long as he lived. He never Of
fcred premium for fight, after that.
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BE Active.

BE active-be actiye-fnd something to do,
In digging a clam-bank, or tapping shoe,
Don't stop at the corners, to drag out the day
Be active-be active-and work while you may.
IT'S foolish to falter, or lag in the street.
Or walk as if chain shot were bound to your feet.
Be active--be active-and do what you can;
'Tis industry only that maketh the man.
IT'S industry makes you-remcmber-be wise
From sloth and from stupor awake and arise.
You'll live and be happy, and never complain
OF the blues, or the dumps, or a dull heavy brain.
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From the Vicksburg Wing,
Political Portraits.

HENRY CLAY.
He speaks-and viewlesS chains
Upon Senate rest;
He ceases-look upon the names
That gem a nations breast.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The calm unsouded deep
Is embem of his mind;
But reused, its heavy pillows sweep,
In grandeur unconfnd.
JOHN C. CALHOUN.
A loom of curious make
May weave a web of thought,
And he who rends the shining warp,
May in the woof be caught.
JOHN Q. ADAMS.
Statesman and poet tool
Philosopher in turn;
Link with the pasta nation soon
Shall sorrow o'er his urn.
JOHN. cRITTENDEN.
Now with giants might
lie heaves the pondrous thought
Now pours the storm Of eloquence
With scathing lighting iraught!
JOHN NJ. BERRrEN.
With temper calm and mild,
And words of solten'd tone,
He overturns his neighbor's cause
And justifes his own.
THOMAS CoRwIN.
The polished shaft of wit
Is quivering in the light;
'Tis sped! upon its shining track,
And havoc marks his flight.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
The lightning's glare may turn
The needle from the pole;
Who ever saw HIM swerve,
Or bow to low control.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Judgment and tact combn'd,
A mine of knowledge vast;
A walking book-case-on its shelves
The archives of the past.
LEWIS CAss.
With neat and rounded phrase
He tricks the shapeless thought,
Like hopes of power, it charms to-day,
Tomorrow it is nought.
WILLIAM ALLEN.
Ye gods defend my ears
Bass-drums around me throng!
Through empty galleries leap and roll
The notes Of "Chinese Gong!"
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TERNS OF ADYERTISING-

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Larger ones in proportion. A literal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise by the year.
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ELOQUENT PAssAGE.-The light Of the lamp
was dying away in the socket; the midnight clock
swung heavily aloft and its brazen tones sounded
ON ,he frozen air. 1t was the hour when disem-
bodied spirits walk, and when murderers. like the
stealthy wolf, prowled for their prey. The lone
ly watcher shuddered as he heard slight noise
at the door. Big drops stood on his pale brow
the door gently opened, and in came strange cat.
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Appointments by the President.--Nashan Cliff
ford Of Maine, to be Attorney General of the
United States, instead of John Y. Mason promo
ted.
John Romeyn Brohead, Secretary of Lega'
ton of the United States, near her Britanic Ma
iesty, vice McHeny Boyd, recalled al his own
request.
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CoUNsEL.-'Now, sir, on your oath, were you
not born in Ireland!'
WITNEss.-Qn a solemn tone) Although pres
ent at the event, swear, on my oath, have no
recollection Of the fact"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31
Observation-Disclosures
OBS IL MA y

Died, on Thursday. the Ooh inst, at the Red Sui.
phur Springs, JAMEs BREcKENRIpGE WATTS, IN the
3ilh year OF his age alera potracled and painful i'll
ness oil more than eight months.
A bright aud galni spirit has pissed nway-a warm
aud generous heart sucd III death-a lofty and brll
liant intellect Is shrauded IN the darkness OF the silent
tomb. Ia the Il sh and vlyor o manhond he suck-
On and when devoted friends thought the of his des
uny bri approaching tho Znnlth OF its brightness,
it paed and turned back to the from whence II
came Mr. Waits was richly endowed by nature. and
hIohiy improved by cultivation. OF noble and cou-
ading person, hs presence attracted attention
but the sprghtIness al n. conversation fascinated and
won all WHO approached him. lie possessed quick
and ready wit great ceaness of perception, with subtle
discrimination a refined and delicate taste with sound
Judgment. 10 these were united an elevated and chlv
alrous character, beautifully blended ~llh kind aud ten
der heart He was passluaarly fond OF mnsc aud his
natural talent and graceful improved by the
mos, careful cultivation.
lie born at Grove I'LL. Vincasllc, the resi-
dence of his grandfather. Gen James breckenridge,
the 26h May, l6l2. aud educated entirely IN his
native State lie graduated William and Mary, snd
| afterwards studied law a, ihe University. From boy
hood he stood prominent nn0ng his fellows md gave
early promise Of Distinction. Something moro than 4
year ago lie removed from his naive dsrlct to the city
of n York. 10 prosecute IN that wider the practice
his profession. just as the prospect Of success
dawnng upon him, and OF distinction opened
he Frustrated by violent in tmpauty cod which
in its progress settled upon his uugs, and finally destroy
ed that lite, winch full OF promise TO all who
knew him. On the "Wednesday before dissolution, his
physician told hun he could possibly survive much
unurr. He received the announcement with calmnesS
and r'sgnaron-puI his atlrs IN nrdrr and with his
accustomed decision of character. awaited with grra,
compsure and Gmness the approach of the king OF ter
rors special messenger had been despatched 10
notify his family oi hs Imminent Danger and call them
n his DYING bed. lis last desire his he
loved parents and tnn,e dear hn in HE, aud his
eyes were ,urned towards the way they would rone
hen shadows OF death shouded them in perpetual
night.
Thus passed away the gli'rd--ihe roble-shc below
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31
GEN. GAINES.

We stated in our las, upon the authority III he NaF-
folk Herald that the proceedings al the Ooun ul fa"
ny, in the case Of Cen Gaines hid brcn set aside on
the ground of intnrmaIlry This not the case-
The Uuion, Of Monday night, contains "Genefal VI
der" setting forth the fhdlng of the Court IL con
OF certain facis--preiiy generally kn"Hn-and the
Oanlon OF the Court upon several specific points OF the
old Generals conduct. In some instances his p'"cee"
ngs are vndlcatrd and in Others censufed-and IN all
full Justice done To his zeal and patriotism. IN cosdefa
ton Of bich the Court recommended his case 10 The Ia
voabe consideration If The Pr, sde and advise that NJ
further proceedings be had The FLOWING 'ofdtfs
will show the action of the Executive in the premises:
WAR DEpAETMENT, Aug. Is, 1910.
The proceedings Of the Court of Inquiry IN me '"fe
pnng case have been LAID before the President and care
fully examined.
II is seen that the court have found that several o
the ac,s of BIevel Mrjr General Games were not a"
,horlzed by his instructions or by aw--and thai he VA
violated orders" c
Tina, for the calls made BY him "tur volunteers al'e
the ltih of Nav when he knew ot the victories
(General) Taylor. The court cannot III" any NV 49,
lit the ,ime-an; authority in his Instructions, CT an
warrant Of law" ,,u; 90,
That in mastering into service al Mobile certain ger
era and staff ofii ars after he "a' te'''T'" I'M
command nv instructions from the Var Depafme"
.',he cuur, Of "pinnn mat he ha"'ce''u '' 1'"
i,y ami violated his orders, ,;o
Tn. pre,i lent views with deep regret Inc exercise
this assumed authority On the part oil the a'e 0'nna