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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

MEDICINAL USES OF THE WILD CHERRY.-Ev-
er since the settlement of America, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very important medi-
cinal virtue. Every body knew this fact, but no.
body knew how to extract its essential properties.
Every mother gives Wild Cherry tea to her chill
dren for worms, for colds, and for almost every
disease; and adults throughout our country are in
the habit of making compound or syrup Of wild
cherry bark. and other ingredients, to be used in
spring as an antdote to complaints incident to that
changeful season. 1t is found by experiment. that
wild cherry possesses even far more important
qualities than ascribed to it. For the first
stages of Consumption. Asthma, no matter how
lorg standing, Coughs, Liver Complaint, ETC., it
is proved to he the best medicine known to man.
DIR. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry is chemi-
cal extract confined with similar extract from
Tar, which enhances its value. Its success in cur
ing Pulmonary diseases in almost every stage, af-
ter our best physicians could do no more, has as
tonished the faculty. and led them to confess that
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry possesses prin-
ciple heretofore unknown among medical men.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail, by VIM. SHAW,
Wilmington, and by Druggists generally in North
Carolina.
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PETERsBURd August 7, l647
Wheat 100 to is cents per busheI in good
demand; Corn IS to 6s cents per bnshe demand
fail; Bacon, hog round, Virginia. 10 to 10 !cts !;
Western shoulders n to &c., according to quality
-mddlings &C.; Lard. lo4 to ia cents; Cot
ton, in good demand, it may be quoted at | u to
IL cents Flour. new flour Sc 90. old, SIS to
SIS so; Tobacco--Ware-house report--lugs
Common, 81 so to 81 90; Good, So to 50 :;
Common Leaf, So to ID so, MiddIing, 81 SO to
SIS so; Good. S. so to Sc so; Fine Shipping
S. SO to So; Manufacturing So to SIT.
Petersburg Rep.
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WAR NEWS.

Since Friday last, rumors OF the most start
ling kind have reached here from our army
under Gen. Scott On Sunday last, the New
Orleans papers had it that our army had enter
ed the city of Mexico on the 18th of July
This we did not believe. On Tuesday anoth-
err rumor reached here, from the same source,
to the effect that Gen. Scott had had severe
fight with Gen. Santa Anna, near the city of
Mexico. We did not believe either of these
rumors, and therefore have not given them a
place in our paper. The mail of to-day,
Thursday bears US out in our opinion. We
now have papers from New Orleans up 10 the
9th inst, and they say that the rumors alluded
to above are without foundation in fact. The
latest authentic intelligence which We have
from Gen. Scott's army is up to the l4th July,
at which time he was still at Puebla. We
have no doubt but that ere this he has made
a decisive move of some kind, but We assure
our readers that not one word of authentic in
formation has been received here as to the ma
ture of that move. Indeed, we have no reGa-
Bile data upon which we can pronounce that
the rumor received here some twelve or four.
teen days ago, to the effect that Mexico had
appointed Commissioners to treat for peace, il
entirely unfounded We are waiting with
extreme anxiety for the arrival OF something
definite from Gen. SCOTS army. So soon as
we obtain if, we will lose no time in commu
nicating it to our readers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

N-Ihe Fayetteville Observer, of the 9th
July in its leader urging the Wings to per-
form their duty, in going to the polls and vo-
ting for Mr.. Hall, expresses the belief that
MIR. Bryan would get 1900 votes in the Dis
trlct, and that Gen. McKay's popularity was
vastly on the wane. We would like to know
what the Observer thinks of these little mat
tiers just at the present rising. Whenever we
want some one to make shrewd election calcu-
lations for us, we shall! know hchceforth
where to send
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

LIEUT.. FLANNER-We learn that I'd Lieut..
VIM. B. Flanner, Of Company H, North Caro-
lima Regiment OF Volunteers, arrived in town
from the Brazos or yesterday. We learn that
Lieut.. Flanner returns home to recruit his
health.
FRANCIS HERBERT AND OTHER PoEMs-By
George Y. Strong -Ths is the title of very
neat little volume, for a copy of which we are
indebted to the courtesy Of the author. We
have not had time to read the work, and there
fore are not, this week, prepared to speak Of
it Understandings. In our next paper, we
shall notice it in a more extended manner, and
endeavor to & i've some extracts, if our limits
will permit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
Turpentine Land for Sale.

"AVING determined to quit the Turpentine
~ business in Brunswick county, now offer
my Lands for sale. The Lands are situated on
the North side of Shallotte River, about two miles
from Shallotte Bridge. They contain about L.
900 Acres; there is about 10000 End years
toxes already cut, and some Pines unlocked. l
deem it unnecessary to give any further descrip-
ton of the Lands, as those wishing to purchase
will desire to examine the lands themselves.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing good Turpen-
tine land low, would do well to make immediate
application, as am determined to sell.
ARNOLD TAFT.
Shallette, Brunswick CO., N. c.,
Aug. 13, IS47. 4s-G
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ALABAMA.-A gentleman who arrived by
to-day's (Thursday) boat from Mobile, says
that IN Alabama, Chapman (dem.) has been
elected Governor by a majority of between
6ooO and 5000; and that both branches of the
Legislature are Democratic. We also learn
that we have lost member of Congress in the
Mobile District. Gaytes, wing, has been cleo
ted by a small majority.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

COMMISSIONERS FOR DECISIVE are re-
quested to announce that M. London, Esq,
Attorney at Law, of this town, has been ap-
pointed by the Governor of South Carolina
Commissioner for that State, to take the pro-
bate of Deeds, &C., in North Carolina. Also,
that Patrick Murphy, Esq, Attorney at Law,
residing near Taylor's Bridge, Sampson Co.,
has been appointed Commissioner by the Gov
ernor of Florida, to take probate of Deeds,
and administer oaths IN the State of North
Carolina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
DIED.

In this town, on the 9th ms, William Lewis,
son of Mr.. VIM. Radcliffe, aged two years.
On Sunday last. of consumption. Capt James
Whitton, of the British. Brig Sandwich, aged a.
bout so years.
In Raleigh GU Saturday, 25th ult.. Miss Rebec.
ca Virginia Scott, daughter of the late Thos. G.
Scott, Esq, in the 22d year of her age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

PoTATo CRoP.-We are really rejoiced to
learn from the recent European arrivals, that
the potato crop in Ireland at present bids fair
to be a very large and productive one The
rot has not as yet made its appearance to any
extent; and it is confidently believed that it
will not this season materially injure the po-
tato in the British Isles. We hope and trust
that such may be the case.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

W-We publish in to-day's paper letter
from young gentleman, a Lieutenant in the
18th Regiment U. S. Infantry, well known in
this community. We think it will be read
with interest, although most of its "news"
has been anticipated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
Female School.

KEISS MARY ANN BUIE will reopen her
1YE SCHOOL, at Six Runs Church, or Dis
trict School-house, near Taylor's Bridge, on the
18th September next, for one Session OF five
months, at the following rates:
Spelling, Reading. Writing & Arithmetic, s6 90
Grammar, Geography. History, (U. S. &
England, 90
Natural Philosophy; Botany, Rhetoric, Ge-
ology, Chemistry and Astronomy, Nor
al and Intellectual Philosophy, 10 90
Painting, 90
Music taught in the vicinity By competent
teacher.
Board at S. and So per month.
P. MURPHY,
R. PARISH,
D. MURPHY.
Sampson county, August Is, ts47. 4S-2m
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

It will be seen from the above table that
we have not yet received the whole of the re-
turns from this district The vote has been
a very small one scarcely two-thirds vote
Gen. NIcKays majority will be about 2,2O0.
The returns from the other districts come in
very slowly. The result, from the informa-
ton which has reached our office, we are lead
to believe, will be three democrats and six
wings. This is as much as we could expect
from the manner IN which the last federal Leg
islature Raynermandefed the districts. Taking
the vote of IA basis ,they(th feds, }gave US
majorites in only 3. whilst they took districts
to themselves. We learn that the race in the
9Th district, between Lane, (deu.) and Donnel,
(whlg,) is a very close one. Our last accounts
from there say that all the counties in the dis
trict have been heard from with the exception
OF one, and thus far DonneIl is only 20 votes
ahead. In the 9th, or Edenton district, we fear
that Otlaw (whig) is elected over Biggs dem }
by small majority. In the 5th, or Orange
district, Venable (dem) is elected over Kerr,
(whg) by about 200 majority In the 9Th,
or Wake district, Daniel the regular democrat
&c nominee, is elected over Arlington, indepen-
dent, by majority of about 500. We have
had scarcely any returns from the LIST, I'd and
81 districts. They are all federal districts, and
of course will return federal members. Should
any further returns come in by to-day's (Thurs-
day. mail we shall notice them in postscript
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

GEN. TAYLoR's CRoP.-We are happy TO
learn from the New Orleans papers that Gen'l
1'aylors Cotton crop, which some time since
was reported to have been destroyed by a
freshet, is now as promising as any in the
State of Mississippi.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
DIZZY GOODS, HARDWARE;
IRON, so. 60;

as fofmerl kept BY the senior partner, and which
will be sold as as shall profits any other csab-
lishmeht in town, ana OF as sccofnrhbda,hg tefhss
as heretofore. JOHN DAWSON.
The shhscriher will proceed TO close his old hu:
siness as speedily possible. and requests thaSe
indebted to him to call and settle:
Aug 4th, ls47-(4s 4D JOHN DAWSON.
WHOLASSES.-l5O Hhds. Mdscovado Molas.
~ ses. prime article for retailing, now Land
ing, at Parsley's Wharf, from oil board the
Brig Ella. and for sale BY
lAug. l3, ls47.-t8I e. w. DAVIS
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CHARLESTON, 5. c., Aug 7.
Cotton IL to l3 c.-Rice to 54c-Rough
Rice l,35 to lao ; Corn SIS to 75; Flour ] to 81
dolls; Lard ii to IL !; Bacon 81 to Il.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

ez-Mr. JAMES BURCH is our authorized a
gent to make collections due the I" Journal %
office in this town and county. We hope when
he calls on those who are indebted to US, that
they will endeavor to be prepared to Lquldate
their bills. Mr. BURcH will also receive new
subscribers TO the Journal" and give receipts
for the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
Notice of Cu.PartmershiD.

ENHE Subscriber LAYING interested Mr.. AN
- DREW MCLEAN in The business of his rsl
adjustment in this place; the business will herea-
ter be conducted under he firm Of JOHN Dkw-
SON & CO., who will keep as large and t2,eh;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13
c. CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

McKay's majority over Hall 615; over Bry-
an 655; over both 531. Whole number OF
votes polled, 9I7.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

ANOTHER TAYLOR LErTER.-We publish,
below, letter from Gen. Taylor, in reply to
one addressed 10 HIM by Peter Sken Smith,
Esq, with the design of elieiting his senti-
ments in reference to the political opinions of
the Native American party. 1t will be seen
that the General refuses to be the candidate of
the Native American party, as he refused be-
fore to be the candidate of either the Demo-
Gratis or the Wings He is infexible in his
resolution not to go into office trammelled by
party dogu1as. For this we honor him We
want what we have not had for many years
"a President of the country, and not of a
pdrty.-[ Philadelphia Bulletin.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OccUPAffoN
Camp near Monterey, July 6, l547.
Sir: The prospectus of Native American
paper, to be edited by yourself, forwarded to
me with attached remarks from you, has been
duly received.
Upon the points alluded to in those remarks,
and to which members of the Native Ameri-
can party require assent from those whom
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-13

.U.st Received from .h'c,o York;
r. BOXES I.embns fine fr6it;
. 10" Raisins, do
2 bags Bordo Almonds;
2 cases Canton Ginger For sale at
GAug 81 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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" GtiCp.

VE<HE creditors of H. S. KELLY, Of the town Of
IL Wilmington, N. c., are requested TO hand
in their demands to the subscriber, who has re-
ceved an assignment of bis personal estate in trust
for the benefit of his creditors and all persons in
debted to the said H. S. Kelly are requested TO-
make payment to the subscriber. -.
July 3lst. ls47. V. r. PERSON
All persons who are indebted to the said H. s.
Kelly, in any shape or manner, are urgently re-
quested to come forward and cancel the same. All
who fail to do so, will find their accounts in this
hands of an officer for collection. Having large
stock of goods OH hand there will he grea induce
ments to purchasers it is requisite TO clo.e tho
concern as soon possible. ... .....
August 4th, lS47. V. r. PIERSON.
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AGENCY.

JAMEs NJ REDMoND, Post master at Tarbofo' Is agent
for this paper for Edsecombc and the adjoining cou
ties Mr. Il. will take pleasure in receiving lie" SUP
scrbers and receptug for any moneys due Us IN 'hat
section.
JOSEPH MASON Posts Buildings corner OF hanover
and Beaver Streets N. Y. Is our agent LOT receiving
Advertisements in that city for publication in the Jour
m, 81. will aho receive subscribers for the
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FO2. Kent.

int FROM the lst of next October. thst
.s. "a two story DWELLING HOUSE on Mar
~ ket Street, opposite the Episcopal
Church, now occupied by Danl Fleming. Esq
Apply to DAVID FULTON.
August Ii, l647
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GieECIAN
landscape PAINTING.

Room ar L8ShoN HOUSE,.
N6f.R. ANDERSON begs leave 10 call the at
~ tention of the ladies and gentlemen of this
place, TO this beautiful system of PAINTING, he
proposes TO teach in few short and easy lessons:
FIRsT-The principles Of LINEAR AND EnIAt
PERsPEcTIvE. as founded in nature, the general
neglect of which, in otIlcf systems of instruction;
is one of the main reasons why the pupil feels So
little interest, and makes little progress in the
acquisition of this delightful art.
SkcoSp-A method of copying accurately from
the works of NATURE and ART, and from models,
paintings, and engravings.
THIRD-A mode of executing pictures with
holiness and beauty almost unriyaIled, and with
rapidity unattanable in the ordinary manner Of
applying colors.
BEAUFORT, s. c., OcroBpn. i847.
The undersigned late pupils of Mr. Anderson
in Grecian Painting, take this method of express
sing their satisfaction with the style of drawing
taught by Mi A., and the facility with which It
may be acquired under his Instruction.
B. J: Johnson, J. B. Jcyncr, Jno. A. Cuthbert;
). Benjamin, ]. Duban, John A. Johnson:
Jno. Nj. Baker, J. D. Pope; Geo. G.BarnwcIl.
July 80, Is47-E46-lt
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Ii AY.
lust received 100 bales North Cariina Hay
- which is very superior. at
Aug. Is, Is47.~ HOWARD & PERENs:
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA-The spe-
clal election which took place in the I'd Con-
o gresslonal District in Virginia, 70 fill the va
cancy occasloned by the death of Mr.. Drom-
gooe, on ThursdayA the 9TH inst, resulted
IN the election of Meade, democrat, over Boil
long, wing, by majority of 389 votes. In
the same District last August. DromgooIe's
Cdem) majority was only about 20 or 25.
10 The Commercial Bank of Wilmington"
commenced business on Monday last
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Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
1" " New York " !
Boston,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-09
,rerr,s Of the ENQUIRER.

- Ths Enquirer Is published DAILY lfor the eny)
s.srMl. w ..EkLY (for the country.l For the Daily
80, seven dollars per annuD and NJ the rate oil siEhs
f" II takea for shorter period than one year. for
s,mi- Weekly, i've dollars per annum, and inree
:or six months, pa able IN advance 10 be pad ~
pst.. or RENTED by mall pcst paid OF SIX Doiiais
~ ,,rnum ut the end Of the year.
FL in dues 10 this office may he romitted per mall
and available Bank notes, al the rlsk oil inc cai-
oostdre Of all letters being paid By fAe Dr'ters-
" of single letter is scarcely OF any ACCOUNT
,ia'xrier l, is The accumulation Of postage, IN an
!" 1--WE business, which operates as seiious 'aA
90. 60 ne Es.tors.l nm,,,,c
- THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Q,
~ iiurs OF less, first insertion, my cents, auu
hN srr9 esdng insertion twenty-five cents-h lnse,.
ssrs. w. w,rs. twice week, or three times week.
,,,,y.seven and hall cents; a.. ,,.,. or s,,,e.n
my Tt,E SENl-WEEkLY-one square OF katee .
~ - lass rsl insertion, 10 cents; Tor each c"n'hu
Una, advertisers are charged my dollars ot lh
~ and in that proportion for advertisements OF
h'. ', I.neth-e1cept Lottery Vendors and Auction
81. who are charged one hundred dollars lpape' III
- Al Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
.r-yer the partYs handwriting Is UNKNOWN ~ ,is
o+ee must be authenticated by the enuol VI ~
e,mas,,r in the neghborhood, or tney VII, ~ ~ =
t.n.,i.n.d Every peasure, that has been laken 70
,,nos,ons AMI quzzes, has proved heretofore
2ni,mc we must therefore, insist, IN sucn case,
,s Communication being certified by the name Of
~ postmaster, c,,,tcn the back 81 the letter-
,e nav or satisfactory references, To insure execu
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DO Dollars Reward.

ry,E above reward viii be given for the anprehcn-
s:on and delivery If my Negro man JOHN swh"m
nosd who sold him for Thomas s. Jennings OF Peters
hirg Va ITO Dr. Edward a. Rowzer, living about three
mics from, Dcaverdam Depot, on the Louisa Railroad,
IN he eoaniy of Hanover By or before O'Clock on tue
unrneg d The s,h of the present month"; October, a,
his house. or 4, Beavrrdam Depot by the time the CARS
there day la5,h instantly II not taken
10 be delivered rs above specified, will give $40
ft his delivery 10 Mr. Sias Omohundro, of the city OF
Richmond OF for his confinement in jail s" that gel
hun again. Joha is bright mulao, full face, 1rzAIeu
inches high had on when lie left light colurcd cotton
paaalonns, gray cassinct roundabout, new pecred
shoes, IN old striped satin wai,tcoat, ragged linen
SHIRT black fur hat aid black sir strings through MS
ears-is boat 81 years old, aud little grey.
Oct. 25-iltS-cIts J. &. PLEASaNlS.
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sutton a. &outsaaI2's Agency.

rT,iE subscribers have established General Agency
10 Richmond Va aud most respectfully offer their
Services To their friends and the public generally, for
M transaction of all business requiring agent III said
ey They promise punciualty and strict attention 10
the collection of accounts and claims .; every descrp-
icn selling all kinds of produce, hiring Out servants
renting out and receiving rents Of houses, eteciins pm
vs;e sales Of real estate paying taxes on delinquent
lands, aud redeeming those that are sold, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond are Informed that correct forms will be re-
mted TO them, with instructions for the proper authen-
tra.lon Of their vouchers IL desired, for moderate
compen saiion.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
10 claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended to- by placing them in the hands oil
the undersigned.
Office In Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, neariy opposite the South gate Of the Capitol
Square. JAMES I. SUTTON, JR.,
JOHN B. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
Iuv l6-cfsm
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TION, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Belonging 10 the Trustees IF tie Bunk OF TIC

CONTAINS about TOO acres all under fence, 500
u cleared of ch there from $50 10 AGO In cnili-
vatio, and nearly, about 300 acres OF mber-siiu
aei 1, miles East South East from The CITY OF sicks
bn,,-nas on il II horses stock of CATTLE including TX
en- two wagons sutcieat stock of hogs, farming uten
ss Including TOOLS &C. two csterns, and an excelleh
well pf water n new gin house (inciudins press ana
ml1 a new Gin stand and thrashrr, new negro quar-
tea. caroenter's shop, biacksmi;h's shop, two new
cribs; also, stable and old cribs, good double dwell
ling house containing three rooms and closet also,
Vegetable and fruit gardsn cotton seed sufficient for
The wear The crn and fodder, sufficient for the
place III. next year. will he sold the place and de-
iivered at the market price The farm will be sold Tor
sl6 600 of which QUO in cash, and tho balance In
on- two and three years. equal annual instalmehts,
bearing six per interest from the date of sale, sc
cured by mortgage, or deed in trust.
AppIy TO Joseph l.. Roberts, Agent, Satchez, who
has full power to sell ald convey said property.
AM
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We learn frcm The Lynchburs Republican
that pubic mec;ng was 70 BE- held On Thurs
day night, 10 hear full report from The Lynch
burg delegation of the state OF feeling in this city
in regard 10 The Richmond and Ohio Railroad,
and 10 take such action in tie premises as may
be deemed advisable. The Republican learns that
The delegates are OF opinion tina, public sentiment
here is unayorable 10 the views Of Ly3chburg in
relation 10 said Railroad We presume that
question will be decided at he public meeting in
this ci!y tomorrow (Tae>day) night, which, VIC
have 10 doubt, will BE- largely attended.
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DOCTOR GIBSON
D ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
II services toihe citizens OF Richmond and lis
vicinity.
II Office 7,h street, near franklin.
Oct 25-c2aw2m
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'rW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
Il. Ell. Trlgg

WAVING taken House the Basin, tenders his ser
wees 10 his friends and the public generally, in
Grwafdina merchandise, and FOR the sale OF oil the
staple articles Of produce.
T., A. T. In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
gentleman, who, from long experience anu acknow-
lodged judgment, IS fully competent TO sustain the IN
-. III Planters Feb 9--ctf