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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
xVW. N. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED By
RLACKFORD, STATHAM \ BILLIARD,
Fvrnv MONDAY AND THURSDAY,

. r.r Doliars per annni payable in ddrance. No sub
nil be received for shorter time than siss months
psper ,eal discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
I'm. Eduors,) until all a,redroges are paid
o9. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents PEI
Tor iess INNER form insertion snd Si cts
,.r square (or ess) for epery outer form insertion"
rIERY 4DVERT TSER is required to note on his Ms
-, h. ,,;sb,s his advertisement inserted adrer
,n not 80 noted ,ctH be inserted til It's dscont"'ancs
b ordered. - e
For YE9RLY .4DpERTISLNG the terms are ; to'
-, ,rir..e oft,ro squares, $40 for one square go Jon
an. square inner form So Epcry yearly ddrerfSef 'e"
g. to cone his ADVERTISING his particular '' q
BUSINESS. ,.:,,o,
md an reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
Merchant Tailoring.

u " " u II r. l.
al The Old Stand Of jFm, s. j. Oakey.
"olLD respectfully inform the citizens oI Lynch
W burg. and the public. that he will continue /,
conduct. al the old stand Of himself aud brother. the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all its branches lie has on hand. and will cen
tlnnally keep. abcauiilul assortment Of Cloths, Cas
meres, Neslngs, aud in fact every thing suitable Tor Gen
tlenens wear which he will make up 10 order IN the nos
fashionable styles handsome fits aud warranted work
manshlp lie would invite the attention OF the publ,
To his stock
Fob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
SELLING OFF ar COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
IyIIF subscribers offering their entire stock
i of ready made Clothing. Cloths. Cassimeres, Vest
ngs and Furnishing Goods, at first cost for cash.
Gentlemen wishing to replenlsh their wardrobes al
from 20 to so per cent less than usual prices will now
have an opportunity. We invite all in want of goods IN
our line. to call and examine prices, and they will be
satisfied that there is no deception in this notice.
WATERIIOUSE, WllITTEMORE & co.
June Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
MORNING. JULY ~. 1917
Fol, RENT,

AWool Canlng Machine in good orler, situated in
house erected the Branch near the sga,den
dwelling house with IL desired also convenient of
flee IN the alley opposite Friends ware house
June It's CHARLES IL LYNCH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
DIRE GOODS.

- ECElVED by express. Plaid Bersges and Poll de
IL Chevre bustre, new article for Ladies' Dresses
which makes my assortment OF Dress Goods very com.
pete. JOHN Il. DAVIS
May l3-s
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lIld Point Hotel.
To the Public.

go many reports have reached me- ~ reference 10 tue
- oharres al this place. ha, deem il proper to state
- h ho,oe for transient Visitors has never been al
ored since the House was established and hat hence'1F
e.eI he ch,rre for Board, whether by the day. week,
y, r,o,tb will be the same as in torucr YEARS:
or "'o"'''' WIN JAMES S FRENCH
Old Point July st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

VENETIAN BLINDS,
' STAR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Walters, Plated and Brass Candlestlcks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Morlars,
Coffee Mills Spittoons,
Scissors and Shears.
Hemming's genuine Needles, &c. &c.
Received and for sale by
June lots GREGORY & ROYAIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
sIAcKLEFoRD * L.EwELLRN.

n. B.-Wc have also good assortment OF SADDLE
RY, and fully prepared give entire satisfaction in that
line Though business Is thrown somewhat into conu
sion by the erection OF binding in 'front.' prepar
ed wait friends and the public generally We hope
To be in house the street, with i'll better
assortment oi every article IN our line oi business
All in the above line done usual with
and despatch 5. 4 l..
Hts
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LYNCmIslrRG, MO,
Mattresses! Mnttr,sscs..

4 LWANS ON hand, and will have made 10 order, MAT
IRASStS OF all sizes and qualities at reasonable prices
July is VIM J WILLIS
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NO YECZ.

.N'OYFCE.
fENiE Undersigned. having qualified as administrative
4 the estate Of her late husband. Mr. James w.
Morgan deed. respectfully requests all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them properly au
thenticatcd adjustment and settlement Those also.
who are indebted earnestly desired 10 make payment
of their respective liabilities. nj early day.
CAROLINE +. Il. MORGAN,
Administrator Of j. w Morgan, deed.
Juno Its
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$40 Il + va II ID.

$50 Ell 4 r D.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living New
IL Port, Giles county, Va on the night of the l9l,
inst. Negro girl named Mary.
Mary is about Is years old. Of good ordinary size n
heavy well girl very lege breasts, very black, broad
flat nose hair thick. but mol long. Of her wrists has
been sprained which fracture has produced eookedness
and itregularity about the pint.
Mary is supposed to be dressed in mems clohes she
did not take single dress with her. which she was
known 10 have, while there Black Yarn James
Dress Goat. with broad skirts and chip hat missing
from house which she had access The above reward
Of twenty dollars will be given Tor the apprehension and
delivery coufnomen, Of Mary in any Jail that get
her again.
will also give twenty dollars for the apprehension aud
confinement in any Jail Of the Person who has deooyod
Mary from her duty this 2ls June lSd7
CHARLES II. PAYNE.
June 2l-3w
nt- Republean will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
Boots and Shoes

Boots and Shoes.
I'm Genemen's fine Calf, Morocco and
patent Leather BOOTS, SHOES and
uek ~ GAITERS-Philadeph ia make.
Also. Ladies Shoes of every descrip-
ton and quality, just received and for sale low by
TYREE s PARHAM.
Nav l0-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
WIN, j. Willis,
Successor TO Talbot 4. Ianier,
MARkEr STREET,
n, 2.

Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
ID ECFlNES on consignment aud sells al auction.
IL Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes, Cruckery, Hard
ware. Furniture. SC.
Also pays personal attention 10 the sale of Real Estate
Negroes, Horses and all kinds OF produce IN town or
country.
Liberal cash advances made on consgnments intend
ed for public suction.
Always on hand general assortment of Goods of all
descriptions which will be sold private sale auc
ton prices WIN. }. WILLIS.
juno A-is
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L4WyN.S! L.4UyN,S!!

I~AU.NS I~AUyNS!
I WOULD respectfully call the attention of the La
dies to large and beautiful assortment of the above
Goods which will be sold without reserve, for CASH
Call and see them.
June Ats WIN. H. RYAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
i@S&(
!Ms:6ssN

$500 A&@
4 COACH will be run regularly twice week, by
N the subscribers. between Lynchburg and the Buff
laoe Springs. Office AT the Washington Hotel. Tho
Coach will leave Lynchburg on Tuesday and Saturday
mornings a O'Clock.
Fare 81 5O-Children IS cents
JOHN II. FUQUA,
June Its THOMAS A. EDWARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
One Cent Reward.

ANYWAY from the subscriber on Inc zo,n ,;,,on
amala,,o Boy. by the name Of William hl'' ,aa
The said boy bou" to me as an aRTnI ,ba avs
reward.
July 3-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
Great Bargains ia Shoes

Great Bargains in Shoes
T AIDES BLACK TIES AND SLIPS,
IL Coloured and Bronze do
Misses coloured and black do
All Of which will be sold at % per cent cheaper than
other house in town, at
May Its DAVIS, ABRAHAMS CO,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
LOOK AT THIS
Another New Arrival OF Carriages.

WITHIN day two past have received supply of
w CO.HCIIES, B.3ROfCHES, BtGGTES, with
and without tops, also lew ROCk.1U.1f G.1,:RLHGES,
and beautiful article lch makes equal
to any Nhginaal Of which will be sold
ting terms and at prices 10 suit the times All wanting
thing in the above line will please give call, with
that they purchase good terms any other
market whatever.
SIIACkLEFORD LEWEI.IRN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
GREAT BARGAINS
AND No
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
.IlOBENSACk'S INDICATED
WNRfE SNREae.

Y ET Il he brought feforc tho people and made kunwn
40 utoGhe world mat 1t is the greatest worm DESTROYER
Of the age. Also HAT IL j. an entirely yeseta'lc produe-
ton, ana that il Is gaming q nutOrietv winch f8s never
been surpassed ty any Of The worm destroying Yenders.
We naer one Of Two certldoat Is to convince the skep
teal aud to show It's decided effects IN cA!eImilatins
worms.
Messrs. J.. y & c.. floneusack.-Geuderea:-Uusa
lciicd. send tins testimonial concerning youf inyau7
bc McdIesIed Worm sYrup. from esriF infancy my
daughter, a child now Of = noatt-, has Teen 'oreiy at
hIcted with Worms. causing daiY the most s"rerc ami
distressing ANS. ATTN ssie would he almost frantic
ana perfectly unh auaseailei IS you'd Tuh W. ahd down Tho
floor, and knock herself unconsCIously ggaItst tho wall
Fer long time We were ignorant of the csHse-at length
helng impressed with the beil2f tbst worms were the cause
we commenced giving several medicines fer such a com
Plant, from which the calid derived no leuClt whatever
A. a matter ofcoarse. size was much reduced in flesh, and
had all The symptoms OF such a complaint. Accidental.
ly meeting with one Of eour circulars we w-re induced
10 try your medicine. We hadnef used Rat q few days
before a great uauy worHB wefehruught from her, ous.
fMl sIX inches in length, and sevo al varYIu. in size from
one 10 four inches. need scarcely add. liz HE child
vas speedily relieved, and thG' 100 tetore We had used
one 25 cent bottle Of your Worm syrnp. she Is NOW On
tirely free from those distressing pains, sud doing WE'LL
I feel thst II would Re untlndness On my Art to vita.
hold from you and the commuulty tins mt1rmallan. l
do, therefore most unhesItstreiy recon-H#end your Med-
Gated Worm Syrup as 4 Hedlcine possessing super excel
lent qualities, Very 'e'Pe' q Hwy rLrNvER
MIN. of the Gospel. Marshall 81 door below Brown
PHtfADELPNtA. AaySG. ls46-
Messrs.Js y. G. :. Hol enssck Con lenien. | have
teeh for some tine uEing your NsrmIfIse IN nay practice
and am Hsspy . az in Iay hands II ma sueeeeded Ia il
Intentions, so as fully TO MS h1 any confidence IN is gso-
| THINK It one o'the*"fy ltsi nrenstsilorf m use
Ao4=s, &c & W~.APfLLTCN, MI.
No. as, south suevt.
FHera-ci only Ivy J. 4 q g. H|OBENFNCK, NE.
eef}et al Second aud t-2,ts tfreets. FhtIlde.Fhia. ifIea
4l csurs %lcttotit. Ahlerst discount n ulc io wholesale
sufehase JOEL. f0BENEACK. vHac.ae Agent.
Mtrmsi cry. Belmont COUNTY oHfa
Agents ln Wheelur.-I s + WaiH south Wheeling,
iahes Baker, Nam street T. >et.f Masa s rect, 5.
,iea.an. Graett. Market EZrezl5 aug n u
NOtICE.
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Ii VI NV

N sfbz IS ere aye of Improvement, take this ms
tlad nt informing n3 uidensi"'HetH All" te pune
NM f r4y. invented some 20 tie greatest pat
ie-s. III eHa44. c4ero offered 20 tie pudic ~ tins Of any
- z,=zat-e- Together a1h my iarrt stack Of very
.t44 4ert winch may hc enumerated under lie
49,. t.,t. Boston. Hat BOSTON, Scroll and hait
-=+ HsEE# famma4 and small Rocking Chars,
ss,, SAFE III Farier and sfilng Room 'halfsi french
# Nf.tran. collage and Common Chauz.
it s.~-4fia-. cav 8 .diss and t%fti1rsn's shis
III nf0bfeh NH ea1tant aud .ellat ptcesth thai
49, - .ta4z. ana taatHsnnott - beat by any Is
- h, e.atrtre tHaf doe work at squai quail
7, " E!hbLDAttLK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
WATER STREET
STORE

2sn r0fH BLOW = Hn1ItI
H HEELfAGN. 49,
III. HUGHES. fk.
F@~rTCTETTEf ask II continuation of the rctr b.
Id iersl patronage tha1 has heretofore been extended IN
Tire nfaar rant efu- surIns tHe=e HeAu will taver Hlm
,lrd r.if. thea he otl continue. "a stHct attention -
iu-nfes. 20 etu I'sW goods anthe most reasonable terms
ard IT pr1as iH4f -aHnH ftzt ts please aHs }
~ TtrKeTa RIcE
~ 81 Ahs ~ } H4lAelt! t4rzs IN szins
al q STILL LIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
g hS0X.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS -
BOOTS AM eHOtS

~ - ~ ! -
4 ts SIN If tie Ei4 IL. Il EUgt,
81 iast received direct from Hire Eastern Aan4fa.
- t9fets, who manaiaet1I. tiea e>25r.sl{ iot ~ ana
&i.Ia wy s4 ~ ~. eua - :" VIII gq.4' ~ r. a. s+iI - -
Init = stas. The Isrsest and NOT e,tef@ lve assortment
ct IL AND sHoES ever irouphf 10 Tie western
e'HatH Iels"a5 %5.H.4s 10 Iu.h.a" tg'i'oiag . -. "a
~ " ~" = Il f n ~ II ~ tor ,9y,ais54 n, cai and ~
aIai4e our stock heota purchasing a 1heq uill find Il
ON OIL largest suIHe>t selected IA the ety aud ala5
at nH,,4 that caluut til to please. ItTltl 10 t-tHdt 10
ceusIst ia AT, Is tOl}af
MEN RGOI5.
au rssrz ttrr me ralf Boots
~ - gitu.p sole morocco 5t.
80 - - = =s.4fao
IN tout ~e4lfl10ts
~, s.. ~. t8ats
,.>' 81 ,,,t...tS
NJ . ~
bd1 FaIrs mon > hhtea al aud HAoioae' 'a'dt
so E" nip tf"sai
800 tHi'h hfogsHS
W0IINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =HAG4 aAgz-E.
s4e -, 80 sE,,c-.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23

-GlI0RGE-E. STANTON.
EO0st QUE. LOOk IN,

The above medicine is for =ale at Wheeling. Va al tb
stafe Of det44 2H OFAIkCHfLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23

du a aUcN NarHor 200 yds black satlus not 70
De- heal u Wheeling As TO quality, together with every
offfrr description ef taHeY aud plain Hestltg that New
York, Philadelphia nr baltimore could produce
MarAaAaW, froltadaur and Home League blankets, a
yery large STOCK. Mud he 1t remembered that my as
snrtufut at Tie above named prices IL very large, and an
less ms business Is much larger than ! lave reason TO c15
pert, shall mol 10 out OF them when called for all OF
winch / wit sell wholesale and retail, or make up To or
der IN my usual fashionable stsle-
READY MADE CLOIHlNG-Brosd cloth trock and
dress saatz. alicalafs. aud prices from S4r1utn s21hu, as
.ducu a. tuaav ailtsi' finer article than can r. lad d any
other hou. a.. MaekanaW blanket, beaver cloth, broad
cloth. tweed, ea-.iaet. and maUH other So Les ot9s't, tor
and s41k coats from 500 te 5000 READY made vests
All kmds aHd 4~aallaesr Ranging IN efee nom % eeilsu 70
Stt,te.
counting I VIII venture tp say ( have sufficient g supply
IRE cHtfc arnHaf Cos. IAYteH. and g. have 9 few more
of tho saHar surt left, ranging m price from % cents To
Sf2.y0.
any fi4Ha ever offered on lIieshle 81 tine i=ouniainss
G04ars. lo-an-, -tuck~. +uSnendeis, gloves, all sorts.
-f8yate. comforts, ifuss and haif hose. -alti searts- aud
4 4re.t variety eff other articles that You wills Sc when
IN EG8f - ~ tAe Eauf he donr-. Reeallect HE
sH,t5 ra-a elatilue store DO :. RICE on the corner OF
Mann and MpuTnr streets
NY-e.E6r uetaa. lrl5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
REN0V II.

~ DR.. :. ?. HULLIHEN has
ggENTIsTE1 .o% ,.,Z 4e5s :. a' as',% 10 T ,Ss @. NJ;
Housc, Nosl side. end two doors below the Presbyterian
church. Sp2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
LOORG IN
ITO HE fUJK bII IUUTN
Corner Of Aata and Monroe SIS. at the VeA
k0oUa cheap cash cl0tAiag store Of
RIf9E

- AVE- received my entire stock OF Fall and Winter
z. Goods, and de think you viii say that you never
looked at so large and 81 fashionable stock OF goods in
Tire cts Of WEIGHING. knowing tic fact that the
W GCcifHe Papers sfe like myself very much crowded for
Room, ! nave determined an making nay advertisement
asshatt as possible. / VIII only cnumeraic some III The
leadiue articles, such as Broad cloths all shades coloTs
and qualities from $1,000 Sl0,H0.
Cassimers do. from p cents to $50. Cassinetts do,
traH 9 cents Si.ea.= Tweed do. from : cents 10 $50.
N~LSiINGS-BlacA aud White embroidered satIns.
do do do do Cashmere.
90 .fs aud fancy Zffk ApItFt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23

g EsRBsaN NNN.

For. f.#1 1lHa4 fy ==t 48fEGHEI
III In. IL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03
IND1Ax VEGETABLE Pills. in

nrWR1GHT's INDIAN Vegetable PILLS. in
addition to being of the best anti-bilious me-
dicnes in the world. possesses power in remov-
ing pains which is truly astonishing. -Four or five
of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night
on going to bed, will in a short time completely
rid the body Of those morbid humors which, if
lodged in the liver, are the cause of pain i'll the
side, sometimes extending through to the shoulder
blade, difficulty of breathing, and sickness,
loss ofappetie, costiyeness Indigestion atulency,
swarthy or yellow complexion, and other symp-
toms of al inflammation torpid state of the liver.
Wrlght's Indian Vegetable Pills also thorough
ly cleanse the stomach and bowels of a bilious
humors, and other impurity, and therefore are
certain cure for colo, dysentery, cholera morbus,
and every other disorder of the intestines. They
also aid and improve digestion, and consequently
give health and vigor to the whole frame, as well
drive disease of every name from the body.
Beware of CoGnte.feits of all kinds Some arr
coated with sugar A.; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest is to purchase of the regular a.
gents only, one or more Of whom may be found
in every village and town in the State. Principal
Office, SO Race street, Philadelphia.
For sale in Wilmington n C, by George R.
French and James w. Johnson, only Agents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03


wing about thy sepuchre;
No boist'rouS storms or winds come hither
TO starve witiIcr,
Thy soft sweet earth but like spring.
Love-keep it ever d0urishinS IIIERRIcKl
Departed this life at Everettsville, Wayne Co.
on Friday, the 9th inst, Eliza NJ, daughter of
Elias and Margaret FaIson. of Sampson county.
She was an interesting girl of but fifteen summers.
and had been placed at the Everettsville School
by her parents short time previous to her death,
for the purpose of completing her education.
She too pune for earth. The sweet traits
of her soft, gentle nature. while they rendered her
doubIy dear to her relatives and friends, only made
her more fit for Heaven. Then it was Heavens
will that death-stern deatl,-wth the rude and
ruthless stroke Of all Understanding hand should
snap asunder the godeA cord that bound her to
existence, and unIoose forever the warm grasp
that had drawn her so closely to the bosom of af-
fiction.
Nha. must llave been the yearnings of moth
ers heart for her who, far away from the dear
home of her childhood, has been so suddenly borne
down TO the earth. in land of strangers. and no
maternal hand-no sisteIly kindness and sympa-
thy-to smoothe from her beautiful brow, The
gathering wrinkle of untimely death! But allhO'
she unfortunately placed beyond the reach
of those tender blandishmens-thOsed delicate and
cherishlng attentions of mothers care, which are
so soothing around the dying bed of those who are
most dear to us +; yet we are happy to learn that
she experienced no want or suffering in the midst
of those who were around her in the hour Of her
sickness.
She was mild, so gentle, so everything we
are apt to like in young girl, that while we give
our unfeisned sympathy to her near relatives. who
have perhaps. ere1his experienced the most bitter
anguish of bcref tondness. must think that It's
the business ofdeah to rob earth of its most beau
| tifuI being.
AS the budding flower when nipped by the fross
Of early autumn Writer'S and falls to the ground
has she in the bright springtme ofife whered into
early grave. Let friendship with tea: pay the
last ritual homage to the harmless dead and while
weeping disturb not the still brcezes of summer
even, but let them creep softly around and gently
watt the rose of affection DER the sweet sleep of
her last repose. May young angels perpetually
keep their heavenly vigiIs around her grave, and
commune with her spirit in the mild whispers OF
peace. May the lute'ary saint of the meek and
the righteous hover over her afflicted family. aad
bear them up in this sad atfiitton with that com
fort which alone soothe the pang of so severe
a bereavement, and teach them the shortness OF
that space which exists between the world and c.
tcrnity-[ CoMMuN1carED.
| Clinton, dug. 9Th, lS47.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03
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ARRIVED


Aug 26-Schr Tuscarora. Campbell, Philadelphia, to
c. d. Ellis.
27-schr Jack Downing, Smith, Jacksonville to G. w.
Davis
29--ch Julia Eliza Williams, New York, TO E. j.
Luilcrlo!.
30-s;chr Levin Lark Harrison, Philadelphia TO G w
Davis. Ontle Gath ult, off attcras sprung leak and
came into port with feet water in hold; cargo much
dlmagrd.
schr Lees6urg Boom Philadelphia, to DeRosset Brown
& Go.
Schr Marion Johnson, Little River to C. " Davis.
CLEARED.
Ars 26-Brig Abigail Cooper, Mullican, Newbury
port, Mass, by F. Dickinson.
Brig Orb, nay,s, Boston, by, e. Dickinson.
27-5chr e. s Powell Pc" ell \. by 6. W. Davis.
Schr J. d. Jo3cs, Stokes, \. Y. By r. w Brown.
29--Brg Gardner IL. Wright, Whitaker Philadelphia,
by G. W. Davis.
Brig John A Lancaster, LovelInd Norwich Conn. by
G. ". Davis
Scir Abdel Kader, Atkins \. y, by E. ]. Iuttr7iah
3l-Schr Wilmington, Watts Baltimore, by DeRossct,
Brown s. Co.
Sept l-schr. l. T. Smith, Young, y. Y..by r. w.
Brown.
2-Brig Arcts, Gray for Point Petrc, Cuadnloupe by
Barry & Bryant.
schr. L. P. Smith, Young for New York, by II. w.
Brown.