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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-10
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL Term of the Superior Court Of
N Law, for the County of New Hanover, for
the trial of Causes remaining on the Civil Docket
of said Court. will be held at the Courthouse, in
the town OF Wilmington, on the Fourth Monday
in January next. when and where all persons in
teresed are required to attend, under the penalty
OF the law, in such cases made and provided.
Parties and Witnesses, on State Docket, are
not required to attend. By order
Jcste, O. ALDERMAN. Clerk
Eer l., IL. MARSTELLER, DepW erk.
Nov IL. lS47-[9-IIt
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Panther kWcd-A correspondent, writing
from Slocumb's Creek, fifteen miles below
Newbern, says that MIR. VIM. Rowe killed 4
panther last Wednesday, measuring it. from
his nose to the root of his tail. He was caught
in a bear trap and afterwards shot. He has
for some time past been committing serious
ravages among the sheep, hogs, &C., of the
farmers in that region, Mr.. Rowe is deserv-
ing of credit for Kidding the neighborhood OF
such dangerous visiter, thereby saving his
own and his neighbors' bacon.
Ncubcrn Republican.
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"Shopkccpers is not enough thought off,
said Mrs. Darlington. after having been Oh
making some purchases. GLOW they do toll,
and how they suffer- One dear pretty young
man, with nice black coat on, and goI,l
chain and starched collar with Il caravan on
l4s neck, told me with tears in his eyes, that
he was selling to me at less than he gave for
it, and bought it out of pity, though know
ed could get it five cents a yard cheaper next
door. Talk about Moses being executed on
one string, indeed! These poor creatures are
Rogerses, every one of cm, by the yard stick,
and are all the time dYingo
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NOTICE

hereby given, that States Dav, for the trial
OF ordinary hsicmeanors in the Superior
Court OF Law, for the Comfy of New Hanover
has been changed from Thursday to MONDAY.
Parties and witnesses interested will please take
due notice thereof. BY order.
Tcsfe, o. ALDERMAN CLcrE
Ter l.. II. MARsTELLEH, Dep'ty CLERK.
Nov - ISi7-l9-llt
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N o TTCE

BEING DESTROYS of moving to the West, will
ID (if not previously disposed off, offer for sale on
Wednesday, the 29lh day of December, between
1900 and 1900 Acres of Timber and Turpentine
Land OH which there is "a 900 turpentine boxes,
two years old. Also. Saw Mill, in good order ;
good Dwelling and all necessary out-houscs.-
There is on said land about 1870 acres cleared, in
fine state of cultivation, and some fine land to
clear, Of which there is some rich swamp land,
said to be surpassed by none. The situation is
pleasant, healthy and every way desirable.
The above land is situated on the west side of
Cape Fear River, II miles north Of Fayetteville,
near the Raleigh Road, and averaging , miles
from Cape Fear, and ? from Little River. Per
sons wishing to see the above land can do Sc by
calling on the subscriber
Also, stock of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fod-
der Oats, Peas, Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc, BacksIniths' Tools, rurpentine Tools, Farm
ing Utensils, &c. Terms made known on day OF
sale. JOHN Men ELL.
Dec. 4, lS1S.-Tl3ts.
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NEGROES WANTED.

A S ! intend to make large shipments of Slaves
N to the South during the months Of Novem-
bcr and December, and also some contracts TO full
fiji, am still in want of large number of Slaves,
from the age Of IL to 80 years, of both sexes, for
which will pay the highest cash market price.
Persons having such description Of Slave property
for sale will find it to their advantage to bring them
to Wilmington to me, at the Carolina Hotel, us |
intend making stay there during the winter.
Also wanted. Carpenters, Bricklayers Black
smiths and Coopers, for which liberal prices will
be gwen. ANSLEY DAVIS.
Sept, 10, lS17-T52-G
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n O r. 7 e T.

IN HE following Resolution was passed by the
- Board of Directors of the Wilmington &
Raleigh Eail Rond Company on the 9th instant,
and ordered to nc rrinted--viz:
" Res0ire6, That the usefulness and efficiency
OF our Machine Shops require that the operations
in them be confined to the Company : work alone
and that notice he given to The public that no
I"hs will be received into the Shops after the lst
January next
JAMES s. GREEN, Sccy
October %, lSI7.-(6tf
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BosToN, Dec l--NAvAL SToREs-Thc mar
ket for Turpentine, is unsettled for the former,
reduction was submitted to early in the week, but
we know of no sales since, and the price is IN.
certain. Spirits TurpentIne has been sold to the
extent Of several hundred barrels in large lots, at
sc 81 cents cash; and SO 40, cash and time,
for small parcels as wanted. We notice small
sales of Tar at 50 25 per Dbl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-10

FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 4th-CottoA continues
TO decline, and VIC hear of sales as low as 81 Go
per cwt. Germ sells at so to SIS. Brandy and
whiskcy are scarce and ready sales at is to so
for peach, 40 for apple, and 35 for whiskey. All
kinds Of produce commands good prices and ready
sale, Trade has commenced brisky
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-10

UHE firm of COSTLY & JAMES, Masons,
| was dissolved on the 29th Nov, lS47, by mu.
tual consent The business Of the firm will be
settled Ivy WILLIAM H. COSTIN.
THE subscriber, late of the firm of COSTIN &
JAMES, respectfully informs the public that he
continues to carry on the Mason business, and So
licits share Of public patronage.
WILLIAM H. COSTIN.
Dec. 10, 1S47.-[ 1856
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving
u south, offers for sale his plantation on which
he resides, containing 800 Acres lying in the
fork of Ncusc and Little Rivers, two miles from
Waynrsboro'. Those who wish Il bargain. are
requested to call soon and examine the premises.
as 1t Is not often that an opportunity for the pur-
chase Of property of like value and location is offer
cd. +. H. HOOKS.
WaynesbOro, Oct. Ilh, IS17.-[5-tlstJ
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CHAR1EsroN. Dec. 4th--Cotton G. to y cts;
Rice p to 81 dis Rough do. 70 to so cts; Corn
70 to u cts; Bacon, hams to l25 cts sides Z J
to s, shoulders 81 to II; Lard 10 to l03; Rio
Coffee Il to Is; Sack Salt l,I2I to 80.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-10

THE subscriber will run his dogs, On a Fox
Trail, for three or seven days against DupIin and
the ad ioining county, for $500. This batter to
be left open until the first day of February, ls47
LEWIS S. HERRING.
Duplin county, Dec. s, lS47. l3-tlf
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DANCING And WALHING ACADEMY.

DiAUlNH AND WALILlNG AUAUEMl.
MFR. J. WORD having arrived in this town,
~ has the honor of informing the citizens of
Wilmington and its vicinity, that he wi com
mencc bis Dancing and Waiting Lessons for
Young Ladies, Misses, and Masters, in the MO
FART HALL on Monday afternoon, December
9th, at o'clock. He also will commence his
Lessons the same evening, and at the same place
at o'clock, for Young Gentlemen.
Such Parents and Guardians as have desire
to have those under their instructed can have
an opportunity of doing so, by application at Mr.
Plcrce's Book Store, where there is subscription
list, and entering their names. Private Lessons
will be given at private residences, if DESIRED if
class of eight be made
The most fashionable Dances will be taught
CotiIlIons, Waiting, Spanish Dance, and the
Polka.
Days of Tuition, Mondays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Refer to Gov DUDLEY and VIM A. WnrGur
Esq. Dec }, lS47-[ l2-@t
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THE FOUR STORY BRICK
f1T1aN tenement, now occupied by DIR. Dick
s.ExE son, on the South side of Market street.
&SNNx3 together with the Office underneath,
occupied by Thomas Miller, Esq.
Also, an unimproved Lot, in Ounces Alley.
Terms, 6 or IL months credit, with approved
securities. VIM. ID. COWAN.
June 25, lS47. 4l-n
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SPLITTING OF BLooD.-It should be remember
Gu Wncn the stream Of life is encountered with
morold humors, that its volume or quantity is in
creased, the blood vessels are filled to Overlooking
hence rupturng of those which terminate in the
lungs, and splitting of blood, consumption, and
other dreadful complaints. Wrights Indian Veg
efa6le Pills are certain to put an immediate step
10 splitting Of bLoOd; because they take out of the
circulation those useless and corrupt humors
which are the cause not only Of the bursting of
bloodvesseis, but also of every maady incident to
man. From three to six of said Indian Vegetable
Pills, taken at night on going to bed, will in all
cases give immediate relief, and if repeated few
times, will most assuredly restore the body to a
state of sound health.
Beware of CounteTfeits of all kinds, Some arc
coated with sugar others are made to resemhl.
in outward appearance the original medicine.
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular a
gents only, one or more of whom may he fourJ
in every village and town in the State. Principal
Office, 1863 Race street, Philadelphia.
For sale in Wilmington, n c, by George L,
French and Jas. w. johnson.
SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-The following sto.o-
nlent is from gentleman who is one of the frs,
Druggists IN the city of Providence, and from his
extensive knowledge of medicines of every kind
and his experience of the effects of Sands Sarsa
parla, his opinion IS one of peculiar value 10 the
afflicted -
PRovIDENCE, r. l., Feb Is, 1915.
SANDS S0rs0PdriNd.-I speak experimpntaIy
when | say that this medicine is far more eff;.ctual
In the cure OF chronic or acute rheumatism, than
any other preparation have ever tested. Having
endured extreme suffering at times within the last
i've years from repeated attacks of inhammatory OF
acute rheumatism, have recently used this prepa
ration with the happiest success my health is
now better than it has been for many months past
my appetite is good, and my strength is rapidly
returning. l attribute this heaIlhful change en-
tIrely to the use of this potent medicine Feeling
a sympathy with those who are afflicted with tbi,
most tormenung and painful complaint, | canno
refrain from earnestly recommending TO such the
use of this valuable specific. Having the mos
entire confidence in the medicine AMI skill of DIR
Sands, was induced thereby to try the effects o
their Sarsaparllla, and take pleasure in addin:
my testimony 10 that of many others commenda
tory o; It's invaluable properties, unknown to, AM
unsolicited, by the Messrs Sands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Prepared and sold by A. B. q d. Sands, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also ty VIM. SHAW, Wilmington, N
e., and by Druggists generally throughout the u
nited States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six 10 ties for So.
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Drugs and Medicines.

<RA THE subscriber has received a con-
~ siderable part of his stock, which is lar
kSEa ger and better selected than any which
- has ever been offered by himself or per-
haps Ivy any establishment in this State. compr-
sing. in part, full stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemical preparations, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs
Perlumery and fancy artic es; Surgical Instru-
mcnts. Ga large stock y Brushes, Trusscs, Patent
Medicines, Tobacco Havana Segars, Snuifs, &c.
Being DESTROYS Of doing more of a wholesale busi-
ness than heretofore he has laid in his stock prin-
cipaIIy in original packages, and for cash, which
will enable him to compete successfully with any
n!Grhct. He desires those in want Of any of the
above articles to give him call.
A. e. EVANS.
November 10, lsl7--[9-tf
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r. w. BROWN,

TEhAVING recently returned from the North
~ is now prepared to offer his friends and the
public very handsome assortment of goods IN
his line, and at very low prices.
Clocks and Watches Repaired as usual
October Is, lS47.-l5-tf
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New ORLEANS, Nov 2S-Cotton g to u
Flour IS to s.; Sugar 81 to a cts; Moasses l9
to 20 cts; Whiskey III to Is cts; Lard 81 to 81
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n+RELIGIOUS NOTICE--ORANGE
Street Baptist Church (Near the residence of
James s Green Esq will be opened for Divine Service,
at 10! o'clock, on Sunday, December r. lS47.
Brethren in the ministry, generally, and others,
ancctonatcly invited visit said occasion, and
aid in proractcd meeting The many citizens TO
whom are indebted for our house Of worship, and
the public generally, respectfully solicited to attend
A. PAUL REPTTON Faster
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New YORK Dec. NAVAL SToREs.-The Market is
6nll and unsettled for Spirits Turpentne and the sales
small at 4c per gal since the sailing of the last steamer
In Tar and Rosin the sales have been small at quoted
prices 200 bbs Spirits Turpcntne and 400 bbla rough
have been exported TO London sine our last.
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
RECETED PER LITE arm MS.
- BBI,S. st. Croix Sugar;
- l do Crushed do
10 do Domestic Liquors;
20 tubs Goshen Butter; chests Tea;
SO boxes do Cheese;
10 casks do do
2 boxes Collins Honey Dew Tohocco;
Is bags Rio Coffee 10 boxes Raisins;
boxes Starch; do Soap;
5 do Candles; l bale Almonds, &c. &c
Which are offered for sale at lowest market pri
ccs, by WV. A. GN1ER.
December 3, lS47.
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S25 Reward.

TENtIE subscribers hereby inform the public that
H. their Negroes, employed in the TurPentinc
going down to Beaufort County, under the pre-
tence Of having been sent by their owners. They
generally dress up in their best clothes when they
thus leave, and from the plausible stories they tell
TO the people who reside on the Road, the Negroes
arc not apprehended. This is to place all persons
on their guard against such impositions. We
never permit our Negroes to leave home on any
terms, without written pass.
We will give reward of Twenty-Five Dollars
for the apprehension and delivery to either of us,
or for the confinement in Jail, of any Negro be-
longing to us, that may be found out of Bruins
wick County without pas.
JAMES r. GRIST,
JAS. H. PR1TCHETT.
brunswick County, Sept 81, I7-2-tlstJ
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LIST or LETTERS.

* EbIAlNllN' III the Post Office at vii
l. ~ minpt0n on the Goth If NJ 49,
T1a o3la-o ,,a,~,o-S VI november. 1917
lhooe "hoHT ir'ii'eH appear on this list, ar
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Mor,o o' n may. o,s, - Mason; j. " %
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

SRUST RECEIVED and for sale, at the store
~ three doors North of the Custom House a
large and well selected stock of FAMILY GRO
CERIES. Also lot of HATS and SHOES
and large assortment of Tin Ware.
l.. MALLETT.
November ), lS47-[s-if
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Dec. 4th, lS47.

Isaac Bloomingdale has purchased the entire
stock, and will keep good assortment of Dry
Goods and Groceries at the old stand, ard would
be glad to see all the old customers. l3-ltt
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Dissolution of CO-PartncrShiD.

THE co-partrership heretofore existing be.
tween w. J. Pickett and Isaac BIoomingdale is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
W. J. PICKETT,
ISAAC ELOOMINGDALL.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
-1 -ENHe

A HOUSE and Lot on Chestnut Street, al
n present occupied by Samuel Berry, Esq
Possession given the LIST oil octoDeI,
Apply to II. Il. NIXON.
Sent II, 1s47-[l-u
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$40 Reward.

snTNAWAY from the subscribers plantation,
~ in Sampson county, in December last, his
negro man
CA ma &DIHN HS kG q
Said negro is about s feet or inches high,
dark completed. He is probably lurking about
the lines of Sampson, DupIin and New Hanover
counties, in the neighborhood of Mr.. Bryant New
kinks, where he had wife at the ime the sub
scriber bought him.
The above reward of Twenty Dollars will he
cycn Tor his delivery TO the subscriber, in Samp-
son county; and an additional reward of Forty
Dollars will be given for proof sufficient to convict
any white person of harboring him.
CHAS. II. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., April %, 47.-ls2H
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Ii Nj f. .

A CARGO Of Thomaston Lime, consisting Of
n 1900 casks, for sale in lots to suit Purcha'
sers, by &c. q X. b. WOOD'
Contractors and Builders.
12IT-Tntf
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Nails. Soda Biscuit, sc

on KEGS Nails. (assorted,)
~ boxes Soda Biscuit,
bbs Cider, 2 bhls Sugar Crackers
barrels Butter Crackers,
500 lbs loaf Sugar, &c. &c. For sale Ivy
TD3l WIN. A. GWYER.
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&c GEM. TAYLOR
NEVER sURRENDERS."

DEEY would 1" ,S to The citizens Of
that he has received his supply of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS. His assortment is complete.
Some of nv nrighbors pretend to sell at New
Y ork and Philadelphia prices; will pledge my
self TO sell the lowest Wilmington prices Ieav-
ing it with the community to say who sells the
cheapest. October l3, l647. 5-u
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA--The following state
ment is from gentleman who is one of the frs,
Druggists in the city of Providence, and from, his
extensive knowledge of medicines of every kind,
and his experience of the effects of Sands Sarss.
parllla his opinion is of peculiar value TO the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

nFarR OF GEORGE RAPP.-Iho Fats
,,,.h Commercial. saws: Tho cele5ra-
,.d founder md patriarch of Economy
died on Monday. tho )tIi instant Al very
advanced age, leaving his niece hoiress e
t. immense estate. He was most Sin-
nn.ar character, and his life has been
chcquorod with many adventures chan'
ccs OF fortune. Ills government Of the
town Of Economy, Penn. was by singi-
lar system Of social and political d"spo;-
;sm heretofore unknown III this country
=, il is TO be hoped il may never be known
.oain. The nature Of this system Is prob
,hlv referred 10 by Grncc Greenwood
ubcn she calls Economy an 'uniqnc town.
md saws she saw 10 hustle there We
heartily coincide with Miss Clarke III her
o,u,,ition 10 all such regulations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

a4E. Cl.I.lI.N'.i I~al>x NGoErArtr SrEcrIc.
Hhjas.-II.- vcNatious, and often dangerous
disease, is unfortunately well known among
females, tai 4 detail Of its symptoms seems un-
necessary.
10 the patient hers +. the disease manifcsts
itself los BUe4uNocal signs; Vet from Geicacy,
ftlse and often fatal, She frequently ncgiccts to
make known her condition. even 70 her most in
innate female friends, till her constitution IS
seriously impaired. and the foundation laid for Il
long catalogue Of other diseases, such IS Slow
Fever. attended with diilicnlt respiration, Falpi-
tations. Painting. &c. and when the disorder is
not cured, ii Is frequently followed by others stW
or falling Of III" " o:b, t'iccra,ions, Atrohhy,
and oronsy, which end in death
70 ENJOY eo73 hahn. tic Secretoly organs
r,ust b IN sound condition
Whenever, tacn, the disease manifests itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse 10 a rem
edy which viii restore the diseased organs TO a
healthy CONDITION, and all the distressing symp-
toms VIII speedily disappear, and the death like
palor Of the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
hue OF health.
Such rcnscy may lac found in "Cullen's
Specific 1t Is not only pleasant, safe, and
certain remedy for LeucorriIoca, but for Suppress
ions and IrinfnI Illustrations. In TRUTH II is
what lis name indicates, .'Spccifc" for NIL
uterine diseases, and at the same time entirely
free from ali ingredients which have in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon the system
This preparation is made OF vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly injure the most deli
cate constitution. II as nerer been knorn 10 fail
/ n q sinrle 10 efecta eHre.
i or sale at Dir. HOW ELS Drug Store.
Richmond, July ID, 1917. 29y.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

YgvIIE house erected BY G. K. Williams. on
4 Washington street, IS offered for sale on
advantageous terms. It is Il txo story brick.
containing four rooms .tu- h!tehes-tlsc house
finished in rno-cIu stEIc-t The lot high aucG s.,
ana beautifully arranged with slIsd- ans
snrueherv- 1t IS one 81 tie most desirable res
l,ra,y~, for a small family. ia Richmond Tor
terms apply 10 the undersigned Ccat-st lie, ~
II, + Holloway, in Richmond
JOHN T. STTTT
october 10Th, is 42-tf
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2:G.: Gs!D -Four. DEE J
STOVES. EIoLs-o 49, ~, an;;
CASTINGS.
At Cha re mas i E'l' ices

Tgy HE undersigned woud respectfully inform
j tile PUBLIC that he carries on the foundcry
business ut the old establishments lie has now
on hand. for sale, superior lot of SIDN rs:
consisting OF Nos. !, ;, and IMPRoNED PREMIUM
cooEI<G STOVE SriI.NAN,s IMPROVED COOKING
=royI. seven and template Stoves OF different
sizes, with general assortment OF rankin and
splendid Parlor stoves Aso,--Pots, Kettles,
Andirons ana Wagon Boxes. lie also mann
features and makes to oracr--ChRpING MACHINES,
CoNDE>sERs, SPINNING and N.PFING MACHINES.
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds Of machinery used IN manufacture