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There nre various runOrS OF prospect
Of peace, upon which We place very littc
reliance, though they may rest on some
foundation of which we know nothing One
paper says: "priva.e but unqaostonabo
advices from Washington city cnablo US
to saw, that Mr.. Calhoun will offer peace
proposition in tho Senate. and that II vii!
in all probability, receive Il strong sup
port" Tho Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore American says: Tho
city is rlfo with rumors of propositions
for poaco from Mexico. but | can trace
them TO no moro re!iablo source than
reported express arrival from Mexico. It
would SOON, too, from certain givlngs out
in high places, that tho Executive may
consent to play tho Oregon gamo over
again. and whllo claiming fifty four
forty" content himself with n sort of
forty nino compromise. This intent has
been charged upon him from the first by
some of tho fiftyfour forty mon in Con-
gress, but the design may grow out of
WEAKNESS with this war, or what is likely
to be true, tho s:ato Of tho Slavery ques-
ton upon tho banks of the Rio Grande."
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION

~ XECUTOR.S SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE.--The undersigned, Executors of
the estate of Jacob Sinks, late of Wayne coun-
~, Ia, deceased, Will in pursuance of the last
W II! and Testament OF said deceased. and sub
sequentiy of Deed OF Trust, from the adult
heirs, and an Act of the Legislature, approved
January %, e41, offer at public auction the
premises, in the tow of Milton and contiguous,
fourth day "Wednesday the 10th day of
March next, number Of beautiful Lots, situa-
ted in the old part, and Sinks late addition to
said town, suitable for the different purposes of
the me reliant mechanic. or private citizen. Al
SO, number of Outlets or Divisions, of the
tract between the Canal and Road, north of and
adjoining Sinks addition of most beautiful cast
for private residences ranging IN size from about
one-and "a fourth to four acres: also. twenty a
ores of woodland, one mile south of Milton, IN
northwest or. of section II, township 10, range
IL; also, thirty or forty acres more or less. east
OF river. adjoining Mill tract; and last though
not least, the noted and popular
FIGURING AND SAW MILLS,
Turning. Lathng, &c, together with the tract
of Land which 1t is situate, OF about 40 TO 30
acres, comprising the former residence Of tbs
said Jacob Sinks, with all the necessary couve-
niences, such as a good Barn, StabiIng OF excel
lent quaiity, Corn { ribs, Ml!lers House, &c.
1t is supposed that any person wishing to buy
Will look for themselves, and it is unnecessary
perhaps, for to say further. than at this time.
four run of stone, and all the machinery are in
good repair and most successful operation, and
that the late freshet has fairly tested the perIna
nency of the Mills. Situated near the head of
the White W alter Valley Canal. and within
few rods of IT, on one of the best Mill streams
in the State of Indiana, believe, fully just
fies inviting attention.
OUR TER Ms are third of the purchase
money in hand; one-third IN twelve months; and
the remaining third in two years from the date
Of SALE the purchaser Will be required to give
notes with approved security, payable without
relief from Valuation and Appraisement Laws.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when due at
tendance will be given.
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A c. A / / !.

z EARNESTLY CALL all those who know
q themselves indebted TO me, TO CALL and
make immediate payment; SO that may be eua-
bled to paw. | hope the above will be atten
ded to without further notice.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond, Jan. Goth, SAT. o:3n
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STD Il =. ca TIN ~ =,
COPPER, B3iSS, AND SIEET-IRON WARES

~ J. IsiRGES, having removed his shop
into the brick building, opposite
Mr.. Brightwell' s Store Main street, returns
his thanks to the public for iavors received,
and hopes for continuance of the same at his
present location. He has hand, and is receiving
a large supply of SFONES-such as the latest
PREMIU Ms, four sizes six, seven, eight and
template PARLOR and AlR-TIGHT Stoves,
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r b nj O Y A l.!
Millinery, Dress and Cloak
Making.

NTISS s. BOOTH, has removed her estab-
WI lishment door West of Strattan &
WrIght's Store-up stairs; where she is prepared
to DO work in her line with neatness and despatch
She again respectfully returns her thanks to her
friends and the public for their liberal patronage,
and hopes, by promptness in executing orders
which she may receive, in every branch of Fash
ionabe and Plain
Millinery, Dress and Cloak Making,
10 merit continuance of favors Her terms are
reasonable. She expects to be constantly suppli-
ed with the LATEST FASHIONS; and will
keep on hand, for sale. an assortment of Flow
ERs, DREss Cars, and FACE TRIMMINGS.
il Country Produce taken in exchange for
work.
BTN- b Gentlemens' Linen fashionablv and
neatly made.
Richmond, January 10Th, 1S47. Aft
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division, No. 3, s. of T. of Richmond d.
Wayne county, Indiana, meets "Wednesday
evening of each week, at 64 o'clock.
j. H. HUTTON, W. 2.
WILLIAM G. Scorr, K. ;.
Phlan,hropc Division, No. IL, s. of T. OF
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, meets on
Thursday evening of each week. at 81 O'Clock.
WM. 4. BICkLE, ". 7.
CHARLES FlsKE, r. s.
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DkGlI: nRE0TYPE
IMMATURE EsOss ssEg'S.

yENHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Richmond,
that h has opened room over SIRAITAN *
WRiGHT'S Store, and * now prepared to take
MINIATURES, sinGly or in groups, by this
Beautiful Art, in style heretofore unsurpassed.
BY the combination of quick and powerful
apparatus, and an entirely new mode Of opera
ting, he IS enabled to produce Pictur Of surpri-
sing accuracy and beauty, combining entire dura-
billty of Impression, clear and distinct express
sion, perfect deIineation, and last, though not
least, the color of the face and dress.
The cooring of Photographic Pictures forms
a in the art, II enables him 10 com
b.nc with the accuracy of nature the advanta-
ges OF art. The undersigned does not wish, nor
Is il his intention, TO deceive the public b. pro-
misses that lie cannot fulfil, for he depends sole-
J. upon the character of his pictures for patron
age. Citizens and strangers, one and all, are IN
vited TO call and examine specimens
l5~P ersous wishing their miniatures will please
call soon, he intends to remain but short
time. Il. L. DEW f4-
Richmond, Feb ,, -47 63t
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FOREVER B&SiSEsED
BREAK THE CELL

seems to have been and to be their great aim IN
fever and ague and to purge, drcuch, bleed and
re urialize in all the other forms of billions fe
yer. What have beer the consequences! They
too well known to need relating Tens of
thousands have died; multitudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
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Treasurers Office. Centreville, }
LIST mo. january 18th, lS47. (

TNHE time is near at hand when oil unDaid
ta1es for 1876 must be returned delinquent
Those who have not paid. earnestly reques-
ted to avail themselves of the short SPACE Of time
vet remaining, to do SO. wothout the addition of
the ten per cent penalty imposed by the law. In
this matter the Treasurer has no discretion.
A. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer, W. c.
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G q. Z S 3

NT OTICE.--The undersigned will offer u pub
= lie vendue, on Wednesday. the l. ,h day
of February, S47, at the late residence OF Ben
ann Harris, late of the township OF Franklin,
in the County of Wayne. and state Of Indiana,
deceased; the road leading from New Paris 10
Williamsburg, SIX miles north Richmond, the
following articles of personal property, to-wit:
Cattle, Sheep, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Household
and Kitchen furniture, ana Farming utensils. and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
credit of nine months will be given on all sums
over three dollars. Further terms will be made
known on the day of sale Sale to commence
at 0 O'Clock. a. m, of said day
JAMES HARRIS,
HENRY DETEROW,
Executors Of Benjamin Harris deceased
Wayne Co. an Goth. 1871. o-3t-
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ROBERT MURPHY
j. w. MACY, EX'trs.
c. H. MOORE,


SDIBLES, &c...An assortment OF superior
Family Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Books,
ana Sacred Song Books, just received and for
sale, CHEAP, at the Book Store of
Feb 9Th Io47. ID. p HOLLOW AY.
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FLOUR Favorable advicos from New
York and New Orleans caused increased
activity at improved prices yesterday and
the sales reached 5000 brs-5O brls nj
Si:62; 1913 do in two lots. at S4:70; 1910
in five lots, ut $4:75; 7Ol at S4;S3; 90 at
Sl>7A, in three lots, at Sl:S5; TAT at 81:
30: 50 at Si:95; and sundry wagon lots
at S4;6Uai:77. cloar, an advance Of l5a
20c per brl upon prices of the previous
day.
HOGS-A sale of 800 head, av. w.t.
J>0a20O lbs, at S1:I2!, and prom Of
SO on tho lot.
BULK PORk-A sale Of 10000 lbs.
Sides at Gle. SHOWS n further ADVANCE
LARD-A sale on Thursday of 900
kegs No. ] country, at &c; 90 and brs
No. ,. at 6ac; 90 brls mostly No. !. at &c.
BACON-Prces improved. A sale of
? cks sugar cured canvassed Hams at Zoe;
1873 brs Sides for Army. nj &c. brs extra:
50 cls do at &c phd, 20 900 lbs do at 65c
net.
WHlSKY-Salcs Of 25 brls from wagon
n labc; 50 do from river. at Same; 81 and
81 do ut 1890. 90 and lOO,do at 10 3 Sc.
MOLASSI:S--30 brls good new \ Q
sold from store, at Bic; small lot do, al
3I1c.
SUGAR-Sales of IA hhds good fair
\ . nj 6 3-Sc; II do at 6aa7.
COFFEE--2O bags fair Rio sold a! = &c.
SALT. 500 brls No. l kanawha
sold from store OF private terms.
GUNNT BAGS--A sale Of 400 from
second hands at Sc.
PORk-A sale on Wednesday Of 200
brls Mess SD; fl do Rump. at 50.
CRACkLINGS--Salc Of 10000 lbs
sold at 81 lc per 100 lbs.
LOAF SUGAR--l2 brls No ) La. sod
at l lc.
LARD OII--lO brIs Winter made,
at 6Oc. brIs extra.
CLOVER SEED--Sales of los brls
from store, at Si:25 per bush. brls extra.
RICE-S tres sold at i &c.
CODFlSH-A sale Of 10 drums, at
50 s. cash.
DRIED APPLES-3oob bush sold from
landing at 5:,c.
MOSS-i3 bales Spanish sold at &c.
Gin. Gazette.
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cate II thoroughly.
| All these ends are surely attained by the cele-
! brated
! CRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
| Let them be tried throughout the Great West,
and the Bilious faint which clings TO the system
almost like leprosv will be eradcated. Health will
will be speedily restored the saliow complexion
be made fresh and fair: strength and pleasurabie
sensations will return, and the next will
not find the
CRAVE 1AWNING
for the victims of tho diseases referred to We
venture to say that If these Pills furnished
to every family in the United States at the ex-
pense of
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
il would be the most economical and rnercifu
expenditure made. Why? Because from
every family BrLroUs TENDENCIES WOULD BE
BANIsHED. The West would no longer be dread
ed. There would be
NO MORE SlCkL1 SEASONS,
The inhabitants there would be as free from,
such complaints those of the ilealthiest por
tons of New England.
III Mike all other nti-bilious medicines the
Graefen berg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
use them according to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS,
With these remarks the Graefenberg Compa-
invite still more exten ded trial of their Pills
lst. Let neighborhoods club together and get a
supply, and distribute to ere3-y family
cd, Let Clergyman recommend and distribute
them
Sd. Let Landholders furnish them to the settlers
their lands.
4th. Let Emgrant Societies and othe,. philaa-
thropc bodies furnish them TO The needy.
In short. there earthly reason WHY the
w est should not be perfectly healthy; that on its
beautiful prairies and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
joyed.
In the following diseases these Pills also a
chieve equally wonderful triumphs.
Asthma. tluor Albus, or Whites
Bilious Complaints Gastric Fever
Boiis. Green Sickness,
Bowels, deficient action Gripes,
in. Heartburn,
Breast Pang, Head Ache,
Catarrh, Mysteries
Constipation, lncontlnence of Urine
Cough Of Pregnancy, Indigestion
Costlveness, Inflammation of Vital
Diarrhoea, Parts,
Difficult Breathing, Inflammation of the
Dyspe psIa, Stomach
Dyspeptic Consumption Jaundice
Digestion. imperfect, Liver Complaints,
Determination of Blood Low Spirits,
to the Head, Menstrutation, Sup
Ear Ache, pressed or painful,
Erysipelas, Nervous Disorders.
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fever-Low, Nervous, Rheumatism.
Intermittent, Remit Stomach, various disea-
tent, ses.
Fever and Ague, Whites.
Flatuency.
In ali bilious or chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph Hers THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And the susceptibility of
the American constitution is to these diseases,
they aptly styled by some
ITho 1:}f - II
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aUcx's CELEBRATED COOKING
ST We.

which. for economy in fuel, and speedy cooking,
has no equal. He would refer to the following
persons in Richmond, who now using Bucks
Patent, to-wit:-C. w. Starr, $ F. Perkins, ID.
d. Sloan, A w Bowers, b. w Davis. S. Muir
dock, $. Smith, /. NJ. Stagg. Jno. w. Fulghurn,
Jehu Heap, Peter Crocher Solomon Beard, Jas.
Jones' Jacob Sanders Daniel Tisdale, J as. " her
ry, 5. l.. Fouke, w. Show, NJ. c. Lewis, ID
Armstrong, lanes Belts. BENZ Maths, II b.
PAYNE, Jas. w right. and Mr.. Maurmlre.
fE,FHe keeps hand and for sale general
assortment of
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II LILO w wv A 3 z 8

such as: Pots, Ovens, Skillets, Tea-kettes. Sauce
Pans, Sugar Kettles, Andirons, Sad and w ae
Irons, Odd Lids, &c. Also. a full and general
assortment OF TIN and COPPER w ARES; and
continues to manufacture all kinds of Copper.
Tin, aud Sheet I10n Wares.
Lille will sell any thing in his line CHEAP
for Cash or approved Country Produce.
I-OId Copper, Brass, Pewter, and Lead, bot
taken IN exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb. ., 81. ~: i6u
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THE eRkEFEkRERG PILLS.

TWENTY THOUSAND BOXES SOLD EACH AND
cry .VEEK.
TNHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention of every one interest
ed in the health of the great and beautiful Vest,
TO their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class of diseases is the GREAT ScoURGE of
the western hemisphere. Go where we may,
their sad effects are and felt The brave
and self DENYING settler who presses his way to
the West, to make the ''widerness bud and
blossom the rose.' meets this dreadful evil.
He is willing to work hard and endure every
priyation ,hdnks be to him. But in little while
he is seized with some form of bilious disease
His strength now is weakness. y cloud comes
over his prospects, and he exclaims, ''iconld that
there some medicine 10 prerfnt tls dred4taI
eUiI, and to Il cLen IL does seize upon its rsc-
fimt'' From the moment of the landing of the
Pilgrims of Plymouth to the present hour, bilious
diseases have sent and desolatlon. through
out the land. Let the graves OF the loved aud
the lost tell the story
A noinentous question here comes up. Does
The Supreme Ruler intend that tie toiiing
SONS OF THE WEST
men so rIing to hear the heat and burden Of the
daY shouLI of all others be subject to SO sal ca
lamity' 1t IS not irreverent 70 say
o. No-NO-NOM 20
And why do we say No. Because there is
class of diseases that can be so certainly pre-
vented and cured as those spoken of.
This is the Great Fact to which the Gracfen-
berg Company would call the attention Of GOV
ERNORS CLERGY MEN, JURISTS, LAW
YERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHILANTHRO-
PISTS of every name and sect, HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire West. There is reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BASisIED
from the West. The reader may not believe this:
he NAV smile the idea. But in these days of
Great Discoveries why should not something be
found which will control and cure diseases which
are, in their nature, comfortable and durable.
1t is a we'll known fact that the true nature of
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood. Here mas been the great secret of the ut
ter failure Of nearly all the medical men and
medicine vendors of the day. TO
BREAK THE CELL
to have been and to be their great aim IN
fever and ague; and to purge, drcnch, bleed and
mercuraiiZe in all the other forms of billions fe-
What have been the conseque noes! They
too well known to need relating. Tens of
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Pa Il v Il ITO ~!

and in where il is in the system, to erodi-
cate ii thoroughly
All these ends surely attained by the cele-
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Let them be tried throughout the Great West,
and the Bilious faint which clings to the system
almost like leprosv, will be eradicaed Health will
will be speedily restored the sallow complexion
be made fresh and fair: strength and peasurable
Sc nsations Will return, and the next Will
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The PHI Of the Netc World.

Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OPEN THE Pores:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HEALTHILY AND
system.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
40 John street, New York.
i-ln towns where there is no branch, the
Company will appoint one application by let
ter post paid) or otherwise.
lTPersons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
Price-2s cents pc. box
MYERS SEATON, Centrevile,
General Agent for the State Of Indiana
Feb. 9th, lSl1. IF
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ShcrihS Sale.

VIRTUE Of an Execution TO directed
ft from the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose
at public sale At the Cour, house door in entire
vile, " avne County. In.I nm. on the
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ESE cry " f f X.
ITNHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention of every interest
ed IN the health of the great and beautiful " est,
TO their views respecting
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In all bilious chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph HERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And as the susce ptibility of
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r,;.,eria taken by Col Kinney-Roniors Of
III I, Sahillo-Col May attacked and ms RenF
Cssrd taken Prison rs-1he MeI'ean f 70 .,e es-
c...,sf NJ 50, O0o-Rumored Acceptance by Ms1-
- mr. nj Negofiusion, &c. DC.
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DIED.,

In this town. on Wednesday morning last of linger-
ing illness, Thos Duvis ESQ., in the 65th year Of his
age.
In Baden county. the 29th ult Mrs Elizabeth Ann
Benson, wife Of Mr. Levi Benson
In the vicinity of ayetteville iday morning last
Thomas L. Hybart Esq for 20 years very highly re-
Bpected member of the Fayetteville Bar.
In Granville county, Of paralysis, Col. VIM. McCargo
aged about so years.
In Florida on the 9Th ult Maj Armetne Bryan. la'e
Of Brunswick county, c lie drowned while
crossing Lake Griffin He lad lately purchased land on
the st Johns river and his way to settle there
No other person was lost the time In the death OF
Mir. Bryan his friends met with rreparabe loss Ne
opportunity missed by him for the improvement oi
his riends fellow citizens and his country All shared
his sympathes, and many will mourn his untmely
death-[CoM -Jl
lost overheard from brig Toulton at this PORT on %
instant, Capt. James Norris of Portland Me-. where ne
has left wife and children Capt NJ. was passen
geT board the Houlton.
On the l7h ult at Cardenas; Cuba; Mr. Jno. Nuttly
steward of Brig Tangier. MIR. n. was native OF st
George: Me.
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-, MAM1Ng 1ggHs a5[ss,
I'VE PoRroF WILMINGTON. AAAAkz
ARRIVED.


Dec 3l-brig franklin Paiten, GaudalOupe.
jan Ist.-Br schr. Prince Henry, Durkee, Nevis and
Br schr Vine, Kenney, st. Kits, to G. w. Davis.
Cd brig TIoulton, Higgins Boston, Had severe wealth
er was blown twice 10 the eastward OF Bermuda and
south of St Augustine Stove boat sPt saIs' CARR
ed away main boom, topmast back stays, &C.
Brig Tangie1 Park, Cardenas, TO Potter q kidder
4th.-schr Mary Elizabeth, Smith, Cape Haytien' to
schr Harrison Price. Beaston, N Y, oE J. Luteroh
Schr. s Lyman, Davis. Hyde o, n Cr to Brown d
schr. Sally Ann, Spencer, Hyde Co., N. c. TO Brown
& DeRosset.
Orig Montague, Shute, st. Thomas TO G. w Davis
Schr Jonas Smith, Horton N Y, to r. w. Brown.
CLEARED
Dec. 3lst-gchr. II. Westcott, Lodge, Phar by e. J..
Lutteroh.
jan ist.-schr. E. s. Powell Powell, New York, by C.
". Davis,
6chr Warrior, Haven, Georgetown, s. c, by G. w.
Davis.
Schr A. DeRosset Mills, N York, by Il. w Brown.
I'd brig Aiiston Pierce, Porto Rico, BY j. Hathaway
Schr. oil MeRae, Marshall, Charleston, by Brown &
DeRnsset
Schr. Falcon, Purritt, Boston, by c. ": Davis
Schr. Santee, Garlic Charleston by e. }. LutterLoh.
4th.-schr. Spartan, Atwood, ST. Domingo, by G. w.
Davis.
Sehr. Henrietta Fch Boston.
9th brig Jonn Crosby Hopkins, W,st Indies, by c.
Brig Columbia Pierce, New Orleans, by J. Hathaway
& Son
Brig Fox Smith, Barbados, by ]. Cammell.
Brig J. EI Pearce Porto Rico; by J. Gemmell.
brig Susan; Averili; Cape Hayden; by Potter q
Kdder.
Brir Oscela Pcrce Guyana Porto Rico, by " Davis.
Brig Clarion BabeOck of Norfolk, from Bonrre, for
Wilmington ~ g. in charge of her second officer who
reported having been ashore rect oil Cape Antonio
where the Captain his wife mate and four her
was spoken and supplied 10th uit. Cape Antonio E.
N Is miles distant by brig Caroline at this port; a
bout l2 hours after they LETT she drted OIL perfectly
proceed TO Mobiehad but one man, ooy and cook on
board IN Y. Ship. & Com. List.
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a IL persons indebted to the undersigned by
~ book account or otherwise are requested to
come forward aud settle the same '.ishout further
notice. All persons failing to comply with the
above by the first day of February next will find
their accounts in the hands of on officer for collec-
ton. and all persons having claims against the
designed will hand them in for payment
I will dispose of the balance ofmy Ready-made
Clothing and Fancy Cassimeres and Vestin:s. at
New York cost. Persons in want ofReady made
Clolhing would do well to give me II, as they
are made we'll and warranted TO give satisfaction
II. s. KELLY
Wilmington, n. c., Jan'y /. ls47.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ZNH undersigned having purchased the inter-
- est of MIR. H M Bishop, is now prepared to
do business on his own account He has on hand
general assortment. AMONG which may be found,
Fry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. HOi-
louqre, Cutlery, Wood,rare, Crock
e,s, Glass more. &c. &c.
which he will cell low for cash or in exchange for
country produce.
He takes this opportunity of returning his
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
Bishop & jones' and trusts that by strict attention
to his business. and with determination to please
all if possible. that hemay merit and receive con-
tinuance of the public favor.
lie occupies the old stand, where he viii be
pleased to see his friends and acluaintances. ANY
article sold and warranted by him that does not
suit, will be taken back and the money refunded
UOrders from the country thankfully received
and promptly attended to. VIM. B. JONES.
Deer IS, 1916 lat