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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-26

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Feb. l9-Brig Lisbon, Smith, Cardenas, to
Hathaway g. Son.
Schr Pearl, Moore, Onsow county, to G w
Davis
chr Harrison Price, Beaston, New York to E
] Lutteroh.
20-Schr L p Smith, Brewster New York, to
R w Brown.
2l-Brg Alpine Treat, St Lucie.
Schr Adams. Treat, Treat, Dominica.
22-Br Brig Juliet, Hilton, Trinidad, TO G W
Davis.
Schr e mastcd) Aurora, Martin, Curacoa, to
G w Davis.
schr Bounty, Smith, New York, to R w
Brown
"a. schr Mary & Susan, Fullerton, Newport.
r. l., TO master
brig Clarendon, Clapp, Charleston, to Barry &
Bryant.
schr Mary Eliza, Macomber, OnsIow, to E J
Lutterloh.
Br schr Elizabeth Ann, Crosby, St Thomas, to
6 w Davis.
Feb l8-Br Brig James Wellington, Kelly
Tohago, by G w Davis.
Brig Victoria, Kelly Port al Prince, by 6 w
Davis
schr Charles Hopkins, Godfrey, Plymouth, N.
c., by G w Davis.
ls-Brig Mary Pencil, Doughty. New Or
| leans.
Schr Braganza, McCIintoek, Havana.
Schr Jonas Smith, Horton New York, by r
w Brown.
Brig Monhegan, Richardson, Boston, by Bar
~ & Bryan.
| 2l-Brig Angelina, Cutting, Havana.
22-Br Brig Hiram, Crosby, Grenada, by G
w Davis.
Schr Pearl, Moore, Jacksonville, by G W Da.
Wis.
24-Brg Samuel N Colt, Cole, Brasos Santi
ago. with 3 companies of troops.
Brig Nonpareil. Pope, Havana, by Gammell
25-T P Perkins, Gilkney, Havana, by Barr,
& Bryant
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Correspondence. Of the Charleston Mercury.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. IS. 1847. :

You will perceive by the report OF Congress
sional proceedings. that in the House OF Rep
resentatives the Wilmot proviso had been at.
tached to the Three Million Bill by vote OF
ayes IFS, noes LOG, and the nlii was then pas
sed bv a similar vote, i. e. 115 ayes, log noes,
though some who voted No on the previous
vote, voted Ay on the second. and viee vsrso.
1t had been thought for some days past in
this city that this mischief. breeding proyiso
would have been defeated, so that considera-
Bile surprise was manifested at the result.
1t is worthy of remark that the South was
true to itself on this question with one excep-
tion-and that was John w Houston, of Del.
aware, who voted FOR this Wilmot proviso
although representing Slave State. Every
other representative from the Southern States
present, voted AGAINST the proviso, and bu
one was absent from his seat-Wm. F. Giles
of Maryland.
The following is an analysis OF the vote OF
agreeing to the provso -
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The following are the members from the
free States who voted against the proviso:
New York-Strong.
Pennsylvania-Black, Broadhead, Erdman,
Charles J. Ingersoll, MCLEAN.
Michigan Chapman.
1ndiana-Owen, Wick.
lllinois-Douglass, Ficklin, McClernand
Ohio-Cunningham. Morris, Parish, Saw
yer, St. John.
Total seventeen-all Democrats, of course
Those who did not vote were,
Hastings and Letter, of Iowa, both present
in their seats.
Leib, of Pa, in the city, but not in his seat.
Robert Smith, of H., not within the bar
when the vote was taken, and the House refu-
sed to allow his vote to be recorded, had he
voted it would have been in the affirmative.
Giles. of Maryland, absent.
The vote on the passage of the bill, altho
in numbers precisely as that on the proviso-
ayes lis, noes lO6, yet differs in its constitu.
ent parts. l have therefore made similar
analysis on the passage of the bill, which i:
as follows:
For the Passage Against IL. Nss eotirg
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heretofore allowed. be- and the same is hereby. al
lowed and permitted the trustees of the Centre
College of Kentucky, who are also trustees of the
kentucky Asylum for teaching the deaf and
dumb to sell the lands heretofore granted said
asylum, and confirmed TO said trustees for the use
OF said asylum ty acts Of Congress heretofore
passed: Proeided. That the provisions of this act
shall not extend to any lands heretofore granted
lying in the State of Arkansas
APPROVED February L. lS47.
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CyGOTH>I N c.,

as can be found in the market. AS they were
manufactured under my own superintendent. and
every garment sell warrent to give satisfaction
or it may be returned and the money refunded
consider that good business only I've estab-
lished by giving all satisfaction, which am deter.
mined to do Ifyou favor me with call will
thank you whether you purchase or not. at my old
t1nd on Market street.
TIE above Goods will be sold lower than have
ever been offered before for cash, or on time to
punctual customers. CHAS. BARR.
Oct. 23d. 1916.
N. B.-I shall in future settle my business ev-
cry six months: say. the lst of January and the
LIST of July, snd will expect punctuality in pay
ments. | will also make deduction Of six per
cent, for cash, for all sums over $50.
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IT. hereby given. that the firm heretofore exist.
"A ing in the name O. ]. w. FOY & CO.. was
dissolved on the I'd inst, by mutual consent. The
affairs of the said firm will be settled by the sub.
scriher. who will continue the Grocery business a,
the old stand, on his own account,
J. w. FOY.
February Goth, ls47-[24-2t.
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15-ihe Foreign news brought BY the Cambria, has
rainier unsettled the market for of the leading Ae
an products in the Northern Cities. Bresdstus wer.
III last dates rather dull with downward tendency Cot,
Ion was also heavy, and had fallen shade We canno,
say whether the depression win be permanent jog.
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DIED..

At the family residence South Washington, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, Martha Bloodw"rth aged
about 63.
AT his residence in Onsow county, on the 18th inst
the Rev Lemu Hardison in the 10Th year Of his age
Elder Iiardison member of the Baptist church
40 years, and preacher some 80 years OF that
time Never has man in his crpa ty come nearer
ginning the frirdshp of all that knew him. than he did
elder Hurdison left aged widow and one son, with a
number Of relatives and friends 10 mourn his loss.
Communicated.
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S3O,OOO! S1O.OOOi

As We are fully determined on selling some Of
the above prizes. we would earnestly .dvise oar
friends and patrons TO secure their tickets. Now
is the time. All orders confidential.
G~Rememter In purchasing by the package, I
always give in three tickets.
have every day Lotteries from 81 to $40. and
when a remittance is made to me. large or small,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries
on hand The drawings sent. when requested; e
all who order from me. The cash for all cspiials
can be had a, sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid.
Tickets in the above lotteries are received. and
all orders addressed to nc win meet tie mos,
prompt and ccnidea,iG! attet,ion.
Address, II. n. SQUIRE.
DC. l6-5l Petersburg, Va.
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THE DRUNKARD's FAREWELL.

Farewell drink so nigh and handy,
Farewell rum, and gin and brandy,
Farewell hu's that see all wcathers,
Farewell beds that have no feathers,
Farewell ways that I've forsakcn,
Farewell tubs that have no bacon,
Farewell empty pots and kittles,
Farewell cuphoards without" vittals,"
Farewell face as red as crimson,
Farewell hats that have no rims on,
Farewell coats. moe holes than stitches,
Farewell ragged vests and brooches,
Farewell broken chairs and tables.
Farewell dwellings worse than stables,
Farewell drunken song and carol,
Farewell friends that love the barrel,
Farewell drinking lads and lasses,
Farewell windows without glasses.
Farewell floors that need a swab file.
Farewell yards that have 10 wood pile,
arewell bonds that have broken,
Farewell oaths that have spoken,
Farewell landlords and bar-tcpders.
Farewell all blue dev sentlers.
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Administratcr's Notice.

TOTlCE is hereby given that at the January
~ Term, ls47, of the Court of Pleas and Quar-.
ter Sessions, of the County Of Duplin letters OF
administration, on oil and singular the goods aud
chattels, rights and credits. of the late JouS =.
Hill, we,c granted 10 the subscriber; and all
persons indebted to said intestate arc required 10
make payment to the subscriber, and oil persons
having claims against said estate, notified 20
present the same within the time prescribed BY
law. o: this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. THOS. HILL, Adn.'r.
Duplin county, Feb'y IL, ls47-I22.3t
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STATE OF NoRFR-cARoLrNA.
OSsLew COUNTY
COURT OF EQUITY,
SrDfember Term. lS4G,

Mary Ward, !
r,,., , vs.. 49,, Original Bill Of Com.
Williams, and Henry p'-'"''
4. Montfort.
Sf T appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court
~, that Edward Williams and Henry O. Mont
fort, two nf the defendants in this case. are non
residents of this State; it is ordered that publca
ton be m de for six weeks for the said defendants
to appear at the March term Of this Court. and
answer this bill or Judgment pro confssso will be
given against them.
Witness, J. NJ. FRExcH, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, at Office in Onslow, the frst Monday
Of September, a. D. ls46.
J. NJ. FRENCH, C. M. r.
Feb 5, 1887 Pr. fee, SIS GAIL 2l-4t
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Administrators Sale.


nm THURSDAY, the 4th day Of March next.
" at the late residence Of Joan 3. HIT, deed,
the undersigned, as his admin. traitor. will expose
20 sale, at public auction. on a credit of six months
all and singular the perishable property of every
nature and description, belonging to said estate.
consisting principally Of
Corn, Fodder. Peas, Horses. Hogs. Cat-
tie, Turpentine. Furniture Of differ.
eat kinds, Plantation Tools,
Implements ard Vehicles
Among the horses which will lie sold. are two
thorough bred VIRGINIA COLTS, and MAR.
GRAVE FILLY, dam by Archy.
Purchasers will be required TO give bond with
good and sufficient sureties to secure the pay nrnt
of their respective purchases.
THOS. HILL, Admir-.
Duplin county. Fcby IL. lst7-[2:-ids
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IA
w "A N II e ID

TE<HE sUBSCRIBERbe gs leave to inform the
IL public that he is in the market to buy all
kinds of sound NEGROE> :, from The ages of / o to
so years. Amy person having such property to
dispose Of, by having them in Wilmington on
Monday, 9Th of March, that being Court day. may
depend on obtaining the very highest cash prices
On the above day he will be at the Carolina Hotel
SOLOMON DAVIS.
Wilmington, Feb'y 25.h. ls47-[24-2t.
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MIR EE ID.

In Dupln county, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Conoly Mr. larles Brudley, 10 Miss Louisa Windefs
all OF Duplin.
In Lco county, Texas, the i2th ult.. Thomas w.
Blake, Esq formerly Of Fayetteville to Miss Mary Be-
nigna burst, daughter the Hon. john burst.
On Black River, New Hanover county, the 18th ul
Rev Colon Shaw, MIR Robert e. Murphy, TO Miss
Margaret Ann daughor OF the late janes Fennel decd
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APPROVED February Is, ls47.


AN ACT to extend the time for selling the lands
granted to the Kentucky Asylum for teaching
the deaf and dumb
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
yesentntires ofths United Ssases Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the further time Of Eve
years, from and after the expiration Of tia. time
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consisting in part of French. English and Amcr.
can Cloths, Cassrneres ard Vestings; Rich Silk
Velvet Vestngs; Rich 1insellcd Vestings; Rich
French Merino Vesthss; Paris style fancy Cas-.
simeres; Ga English Tweeds; shaded striped
French Coaking Black Watered Scarfs; fancy
JoinvilIe Scarts; Polka H'dkfs; fancy Neck Ties
Black Italian Cravats; Kid. Silk, and Merino
Gloves Merino and Cotton Shirts, Drawers. ard
half Hose Gurnsey Shirts, Bosoms, Collars Scs-
penders. Caps, Umbrellas, &C.. &c.
He would respectfully call the attention of the
public 10 as extensive and fashionable a stock Of
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'REIGHTSs


DR. H. H. robson, of Elizabeth, Bla-
Dden county, is my only agent during my OBJ
sence. All persons indebted to me in any man
ner whatever, are requested to pay the same to
him without delay. otherwise they will find their
accounts in the hands of an officer for collection.
All persons having claims against me will present
them to On. RoBEsoS for payment and be
will liquidate the same as fast as be collects my
J. B. MELVIN.
Feb 10Th. ls47-l2S-2t
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The Old Rock Spring
FOR EV ER!

tFHE ROCK SPRING REsTAURATEUR
Il il now open for the accommodation OF the
public. where every Refreshnsens the market al
fords may be had ut all hours OF the day or night
The Bar is supplied With eaeios Liquors, VINES
cid. oSrv. DAVID THALLY.
Dec To. 1875 ~
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DLAFIK CHECKS A neat article. fot
- sale the JOURNAL OFFICE.

FULTON Market Beet. Beef Tongues. Sale
IL mon, Mackerel and Cod Fish. For sale BY
R. II. STANTON. g. co.
Also. Mess and Prime Beef and Pcgi, Eep
York city lnspsciion. versnisd god
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u. S. Infantry Cans.

YRUST received dozen of the above Cans.
~ suitable for Officers. and for sale at the Hat
and Cap Store Of MYERS & BARNUM.
February IS, lS47
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fPuRLIc-No. 81

PUBLIC-No. s..
AN ACT to change the time of holding one of
the terms of the circuit court of the United
States for the district of North Carolina.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep"
resen!atiues of the United States Of america in
Congress assembled. That the term Of the circuit
court of the United States for the district Of Moth
Carolina now by law appointed 20 be held on the
first Monday of December, shall hereafter he held
on the last Monday of November (instead Of the
first Monday of December) in each and every
year, and all actions, suits, appeals recognizances.
writs, processes and other proceedings whatever
pending in said court or returnable thereto. shall
have day. and he heard. tried, proceeded WITH and
decided accordingly.
APPROVED February Is, ls47.
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1NOBACCO-Aromati extra Roanoke Tobac
u oo-super extra Aromatic DO, Ia small
kegs For sale low at
FIJI HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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yENNooDEN AND WILLOW WARE-Brown Mats
w Baskets, Clo,he Horses, Clo,hs Pins. brass boont
Buckles painted Buckets, Vanished do, Cedar Tubs
Fais Keelere, sc. Fo. sale low st
HOWARD & PEDE.NS.
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THIS EyEYENING, FRIDAY. FEB. as.

On which occasion will be performed. for this
night only. Buwer's celebrated Pay. in five acts
of the LADY OF LYONS. or LOVE AND
PRIDE! To conclude with the laughable far &C
of THE TWO GREGORIES!
Tickets to the Boxes and Pit, so cts, children
nnder 10 years half-prce; Gallery. rs cents. One
gentleman and two ladies' admitted TO the Boxe.
for 81
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

ZNHE subscriber has received a fresh supply OF
~ GARDEN SEEDS, and will be receiving
further supplies during the season. His seeds
have given such general satisfaction for the Lust
four years that it is needless TO add great has
been taken in their selection. Country Merchants
supplied as usual, and the unsold seeds taken back
at the end of the season.
Printed Catalogues can he nsd at his Drug Store
corner Front and Market Streets, where all order.
for Grass or Clover Seeds will he attended 10.
(Jany l5. VIM. SHAW.
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r. ARD-Juss received. IS kegs Land. pu, up
"a expressly for family use, strictly prime. For
sale at HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
February 10, lS47.
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Again at Home.

FENHE subscriber has returned to Wilmington,
ILL., and is prepared to execute work in his BUSH
ness in all its branches and with all the improve
ments in style and fashion of the season. He So
licits the patronage of his old customers and the
public generally. He will receive by first arri.
walls large and well selected stock Of
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BY AUTHORITY.
Laws af the United States, Passed at the
second Session OF the 29th Congress.

A""H ~ INC ChNcU S'd1os' assoU - $50
second Session OF the 29th Congress
[PuBL1c-No.7l
AN ACT to provide for the payment Of any inter
est falling due on the public debt.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatircs Of The United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and d.
rectcd to cause to be paid, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, any in
terest falling due. or accruing on any portion o.
the public debt authorized by law.
JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
G. VI. DALLAS.
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED February 8, ls47.
JAMES K. POLK.
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Wrapping Paper.

900 REAMs, For sale by
~C~ 6. W. DAVIS,
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Travelling Trunks .

a. LOT OF fine TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
a. for sale by G. W. DAVIS.
February IS, lS47.
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National Loan Fund
lFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of LONDON

" A Savings Bank f4r the benefit Of the HidOW
and the Orphan"
EMPOWERED EI ACT OF Parliament
Capital G500,0 0 sterling, or $4,000 600. beside
areserve fluid [from surplus premiums) of about
$4,000 Dollars.
r LAME MURRAY, Esq, George ST., Hanover
.quare Chairman of the Court Of DIRECTORS in
London.
Phvsiciun-J. ELL1OTSON, MD, FRS.
Aetuary-W. s. d. WOOLHOUSE, Esq, F. R
AS.
secrstary-F. F. CAMROUx. Esq.
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FR ESH .ME.4TS,

of every description. and he solicts share Of pub
lie patronage.
Hotels or families can have their purchases sent
to their houses if desired.
DRovEns will please always give him call be-
fore disposing of their live stock, he will give
the highest price the market will afford.
Jan'y 2, 1916 l6-tf
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New Y'oRK, Feb. q

New YORK. Feb. 20.
Harai Stores-Per barrel
Turpentine Wilmington, soft, 81 so q
Newborn, SO
Spirits Turpen,ne, per gall, AZ Is
Tar, Sl4 2 90
Rics--Per 100 lbs. 3S74o rs
NAVAL SroREs.-spirts Turpcntine has remained
steady at AZ cents, cash, with considerable Gales IA
reGhts hence have continually increased, amounting
now TO nearly the value Of lurpenne in this Market)
40 other transactions Of any consequencejhaSs taken
place.
RICE The entire transactions since report Sat
urdey last 490 ties the principal part early
the week, for good broken to "a rs for the best
here. The market has been IN active since W ednesdaY,
both purchasers and sellers awaiting advances by the
next steamer expected hourly at Boston. Holders
firm AZ our quotations.
Boston. b. II.
NAVAL SToEEs-Spirits Turpentine has been in good
demand and prices firm. We notice sales Of 50 bbS
at 81, 50 SAC per ga mos, mostly 10 arrive 100 bbls
selling the latter price. In Tar sales continue TO be
made at 81 Ira 81 5 per bb mos, for North County
and Wilm ington
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FOR NEW YORK,

,I THE A. No. l, packet schooner
H7TNG. w. DAVIS, Capt MuncH, is
- hourly expected, viii meet with dee
patch. For freight or passage, spply to
(Fsb, cCl g. W. DAVIS.
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E4UTTER POrs.-l CaA1E B1TrsR PoTs-esaored
~ st HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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VIM. DRBRRNIERE,
1sSPECTOR
OF
LUMBER AND TTMBERs
WiIxiSeros, N. c.
Feb. l9, ls47. ASSN.
,@@gM1G1Es@B
new LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
D. PAINE & CO., MAx.er...

SFLENUID SCHEMESttt
n TTENTION I Adventures are requested
g to notice the following splendid schem<s.-
Thoec wishing to obtain Prize Tickets are invited
to apply personally, by letter. TO the subscribet
Don't fosge,!Il II. n. SQUIRE,
Bank ST., Petersburg. Va.
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eaTARCH so boxes Pearl Starch, 10 do No. do.
- For sale by HOWARD PEDEN.
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PETERssUEo Va.
Cotton.-sales the past week at l0c to lie.
Corn Sales at 75c TO 7sc per hushel.
Racon.-Vrgnia, hog round Sic to SIC:
T"bacn.--lugs 81 TO sl$ Leafs TO s53.
Nheat.-One prime parcel of white brought l4sc pc
bnshei.
Lard. loo.
Republican, Feb, 90
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LIVERY STABLES.

"a SINCE my LIVERY STABLES
,r~<Na were destroyed by FIRE in Au'
StllA1f UP gust last, have erected on
b the same lot on Second ST..
and have now in use. another large, comfortable,
and convenient lot of Stables, fully equal, if no,
superior to any in this State.
For the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me by my friends and the public, return my
most grateful thanks, and hope by diligent and
proper attention to my business, to insure coli.
tinuaton of the same.
have also large dry and comfortable lot, with
good Sheds, and comfortable Stalls. for the accom-
mediation of drovers, All of which. are situated
in the most public part of the town, and CONVENE
ent for trade or business of any kind.
II. r. NIXON.
Wilmington, n. c., Oct. IS 1914. -fe-tf
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yE2ALTIHoRE FlcREp BEEF-lo bbe and 10 / IL.
~ NJ Kea RSef 40 snnohed TeeeTes. Fog ss,5
v~Tv ioW o. HOWARD , FEptFs
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All the Southern members present voted
against the bill, Wing and Democrat-the on
ly one absent being Mr.. Giles, OF Md. With
them the following members from the North
ern States voted against the bill, (Whigs in
italic, Natives in small caps, Democrats in
Roman characters
Rhode Island-Cranston.
Connecticut Truman Smith:
New York-WooDRUFF.
Ohio-Harper, Parish, Sawyer, Schenck,
Vance, Vt7aton.
Indiana-McGGughe
Ilinois-Fcklin, Henry, Hoge, McCler-
nand, Robert Smith.
Total l6.-Eight Wings, one Native, and
seven Democrats
Those not voting on the passage of the bill
were,
Douglass, OF Illinois.
Foster and Leib, of Pennsylvania.
Giles, of Maryland.
Tilden, of Ohio.
1t can hardly be doubted but that the Senate
will strike this proviso from the bill. Wheth'
er the House will then recede OF defeat the
bill remains TO be seen.
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a. FEW of the worst looking and BEST
"a RAZORS, ever brought to this market, arc
for sale by HALL d ARMSTRONG;.
November Is, 1916.
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GRAND SCHEMES for FEBRUARY, ia47.

SATURDAY, FraRUAeY 81, l647.
Grand Consolidated, Class No. 9, rs Nos.
Il drawn
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WRMSm DI1M>
JAMES PETTEWAY

RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens
of Wilmington, that he
keeps for sale at the Mar
skct.huuse, the best Of
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Bank hates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
" New York, /"
Boston,
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MANAGER, Mr. FRARY,
STAGE MANAGER, MR. KEENE,
| PROMPTER. Mr. MEEKER