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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-12
VALUABLE LAND AT
AUCTION.

U1HE undersigned being empowered BY z. y.
Williams of Marion county, Georgia, to SET
lie his business in North Carolina, will sell to the
highest bidder, on credit Of one and two years. .
valuable tract of Pine land in Dupln county, ait
uated on either side Of the Wilmington and Raj
eigh Rail Road and near the AID mile mark
Purchasers will be required to give notes and sP-
proved security before the title Re conveyed.-Ths
sale will he made in the Town OF Kenansville. a
the Courthouse, between the hours of one and
two o'clock, on Tuesday, the goth day Of April
next. All persons wishing to see said lands. can
be shown the same by visiting ]. X. Williams.
in said county. The land is very heavy TIMBER
ed. and well adapted to the 'rurpen,ine and Tim
Der business The tract contains SGT acres.
]. K. WILLIAMS,
w. b. WELLS.
Stricklands, n. C. March, IL, ls47 26-6w.
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DIED..

In Fayetteville, on the 9th ult., Mr.. Philip
McRae. Also, Mrs. Frances E. Philips, wife of
Mr.. John ]. Philips.
In Arson county, on the 18th ul.., Haynes
Richardson Esq, formerly of Bladeu county, a
highly respectable planter and citizen.
In New York. on the I'd inst, of paralysis, Mr..
Wakeman Burritt one of the Editors of the Ship
ping and Commercial List in the 65th year of
his age. Mr. Burritt formerly merchant in
Wilmington.
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avre de Grace. Hartford Co, Maryland, Feb 10, 1916


Mr.. Seth w Fowle
Dear Sir: understand the general agency for the
sale of Wlsars Balsam of Wild Cherry has been trans.
ferred to you have been the agent for selling it in
this for number of years. during which time |
have sold large quantity Many persons seriously sick
in this vicinity have used this medicine and been cured
with it when all other medicines failed. One lady in
particular in this town, sick fifteen years was en-
tirely cured with this article she herself tesiiies.
think il myself one of the best medic ines in the world
for the cure of the diseases for which il is
ded, viz consumption, asthma and liver complaint.
you please you send half gross the earliest OPP
potunity no doubt shall find ready sale for it.
Yours, &c.
d. w. WELLS.
Such the unprecedented this valuable and
popular medicine, we are constantly receiving similar
letters from different parts The country. We publish
this because the article has been Thoroughly proved in
Maryland, and isnot found wanting.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. Wistar's Batsam
Of LplLd Cherry None genuine unless signed by L
Buffs. address d, orders Seth W. Fosole, Boston
Mass
For SALE Wholesale and retaiI..nS VIM SHAW Whining
ton and by Druggists generally in GaI2llna
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New YoRK, March s.

Naval SforeS-Psr barrel
Turpentne, Wilmington, soft, SO so
Newborn, " 80
Spirits Turpentine, per gall. 40. 42
lar, : Sl4 90
Rtee-Per 100 lbs, :: 337.a AS
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits Turpentine is without
material change; sales of a 600 casks. on the
wharf, having been made at 4Oc, cash, and some
in lots as wanted at previous prices. We notice
sales of Southern Pitch at s73c. per Dbl.
RIcE-The transactions OF the week have been
extremely light, owing entirely to the difficulty of
efecting shIpments--they include "a tics and 81
half do. at 81 624 S., the latter price for small
parcel of the best description. Holders are firm
at quoted rates.
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FREIGHTSt


HyHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit
u liens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that he is prepared to execute, with neat
ness and dispatch. all kinds of Smith work, which
may be wanted viz: Ploughs, Axes, Hoes. Round
Shaves, scraping Irons. Ship, Carriage, Wagon
and Dray Ironing, &c &c.
Horses will be shod at short notice, in the neat.
est and most Substantial names.
]. HoLMEs.
Nsrch, II, le4T as-sn
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Boston. March 3.

BOTTOM, March ).
Naval SroREs-Spirits Turpentine has been
sold here i'll small lots at 81 55c, and to arrive
at SIC per gallon, 6 mos. In other kinds of Ma
val Stores there have been no movements and
stocks very light.
RrcE-The market is firm for this article, and
further sales of 100 casks have been made at Al q
43c per ID, cash and mos; holders Of good are
asking SC. At auction, 3 casks at 44c per ID,
cash, for ordinary.
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FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., March 9th.

There has been a slight change in produce du-
ring the past week. Sales of cotton al 9 to 94c;
Flour SIS to SIS SO; Corn 6Oc; Oats 40. The gro
Gerry markets continue very high in the northern
cities, and dealers here cannot replace at going
rates-North Carolniaa.
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NORTH-CAROLINA REGIMENT.

We promised last week to publish list Of
the officers and privates of the North Carolina
Regiment. We avail ourselves of the follow
ing copy from the North Caroinian:
Robert Treat Paine, of Edenton, Colonel,
Jno. A. Fagg, Buncombe CO., Lieut.. do.
Montford S. Stokes, of Wilkeshoro', Major,
0. A. Buck, of Raleigh, Adjutant,
CASTOR D. Cobbs, of Caswell, Surgeon,
Jas. A McRae, of Fayetteville, Asst Surgeon
VIM. F. Dancey, of Edgcomb, Quartermaster
Exum l. Whitaker, of Halifax, Commissary
Nixon White, of Edenton, Sergeant Major,
C. C. Battle, of Raleigh, Or Master Sergeant
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CHARLESTON. ;. C., Mlfch 8.
Sales of the week $3.50 bales Cotton at 81 to
l4c; 300 casks Rice at $50 to $40; $500 BUSH
es Rough Rice at Sc to lie; 400 bushels N.
Z. Corn at Csc; 10000 sacks of Salt at 9Oc to 81
05 Sides Of Bacon at 81 to 94c; Shoulders at
II to 8; Lard in kegs and barrels at Sc.
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As we are fully determined on selling some Of
the above prizes, we would earnestly advise our
friends and patrons TO secure their tickets. Now
Is the time. All orders confidential.
.Gkemetnter in purchasing by the package, |
always give in three tickets.
nave every day Lotteries from 81 to $40. and
when Remittance is made TO me, large or small.
wiz always invest in the most popular Lotteries
on hand. The drawings sent. when requested, TO
oil who order from me. The cash for all capitals
can be had at 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 me will meet the most
prompt sni confdentisl attention.
Address, II. n. SQUIRE
Oct 1e-51 Petersburg, Va.
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The accommodation
H@H "0w~H ice
Important TO the Public!

(z--SR THE SUBSCRIBERS
SssS having proved 0ast seasonl to
5IagsEsS the citizens Of Wilmington and
- the surrounding country that
ICE can be supplied them throughout the year.
again beg leave to state that they have made are
rangements with the most extensive IcE Housxs
in Boston for a regular supply during the coming
season. For the accommodation Of Families we
will issue Tickets. Orders from the country ac-
coulpanied ,cith remittance will at sl times re-
ceive prompt attenlion-the Ice will be carefully
packed and forwarded according to order.
A good opportunity will be afforded those wish
ing TO fill Ice Houses while cargoes are laRd-
ing, as it will then be sold at low prices. We will
Inform those who may favor us with their orders
what time will be necessary to have their boats
in readiness to receive the Ice.
Prices and Hours of delivery will be determin
ed upon and published
Suffice it TO say we fatter ourselves that we can
| sell it as low as this market can afford It. we
" Du..onr best endeavcys TO give satisfaction u
IL as to accommodate. Call on tns
SHAW & REPr1ON.
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Ballard, John
Birmingham, Alex'r
Watkins. ]. d. F.
Tarleton, VIM.
McDufie, w. M.
Long, Jacob w.
Luton, John
Grafton, Henry
Stewart, James
Page, James
Green. David
Davis, Roland
Slough, VIM.
Blackwelter, Riley
Hudson, VIM. J.
Kenally, P. A.
Todd, ]. B.
Fry, Joseph M.
McCauble, John
Moring, w. P.
Morton, Stephen G.
Gorrel, John R.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-12

Bank Rates OF Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent
" New York, "
" % Z" Boston, 80 ="
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NEwBEEN. n. C., March. !
Naval Stcres.-Per barrel
Turpentne, new dip, 8 q q 10
old dip, 81 10
hard, 10
Tar q q
Bnccn-Per lb.-assoried : Ia 8
Corr--Per bb-- 305
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-12

Schr Wilmington French. Balsinose. y Brown
e DeRosses.
Schr Martha Ann, Mitchell, Ffeeport. Ne.
S-Brig Clarendon. CIepp, Belize, Hoaduras,
by Barry & Bryant
g-Schr Caroline, Gilpatri.k. Boston.
Schr g w Davis, Murch, New York. b w
Davis.
lo-schr Monsoon, Silliman, PhiladeIphia, b.
G. w Davis.
Br schr Prince Of Wales. Eisam. Halifax. N.
s., by E Lutterloh.
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-(SUM"He~
new LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
D. PAINE & CO., MAxAarn.

SPLENDID SCHEMES!!.
A TTENTION! Adventures are requested
g. to notice the following splendid schemes
Those wishing to obtain Prize Tickets, are invited
to apply personally, by letter, TO the subscriber
Don't forget!!! H. N. SQUIRE,
Bank ST., Petersburg, Wa.
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CompQnN D.

OF this company 55 are from Cabarrus, and
scattering ones from neighboring counties.
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Johnson, McCarny
Mitchell, Valentine n
Wincof, Stephen A.
Dorton, James
Honeycut, Leonard
Cress, Jiles
Troutman, Simon
Eddleman, Adam
Brantly, John N.
Turner, H. P.
Tucker, Timothy
Miller, Daniel
Klutts, D. c.
Martin, Isaac A.
Sloop, A. N.
| Blackwelter, L. A.
Penninger, Henry
Penninger, ] P.
Seamon, George
Roark. Robert
Cariker, Wiley
Mason, John
Hartsel, Edmund
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MONDAY, MARCH go, f847.
Pokomoke SO, 10 Nos. 10 drawn.
500. 000-S5, 000-S4. 0O0--$3. 00O--$2, 500
sl $500 Of $l.250--20 of 81 ,oO0-2O of
S500-22O of $500.
Wholes ss-Halves s4-Quarters 90.
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All Of this company are from Edgecombe
county, save from Pitt, and l from Frank
lin. Their ages range from Is to SO, but
mostly in the COS.
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Company H.
William J. Price, Captain,
G. E. B. Singletary, 1st Lieutenant,
VIM. B. Flanner, I'd do.
Edw'd Yarbrough, I'd do.
J. B. Whitaker, lst Sergeant,
Duncan H. Black, I'd do.
H. Bonham, Sd do.
Edw'd Rowlett, 4th do.
Charles Manly, 1st Corporal,
J. D. Gosman, I'd do.
Wiley Harding, Sd do.
S.TNtE...s--
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TUESDAY, MARCH 80. lS47.
Pokomoke 39-3 of $4,000, $4,000, g.,
$3.50 of 81 .OO0-20 Of $500.
Wholes S4-Halses S2-Quarters 81.
Certificate of IS Whole Tickets s46 90
do. 25 Half do. % 90
do. Is Quarter do. IL so
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Jarnigan, Lemuel
OF this company 40 are from Wayne, 4 from
Johnston, 10 from Duplin, s from Green, 7
from Pitt, one from Jones, and from Lenoir,
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Company G.
Patrick N. Henry, Captain,
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Mitchell, Ishmael
Macy, Eli
Mayrab, Noah
Newman, Jackson
Newman, Levy
Norman, Charles
Newson, Samuel
Dry, Benjamin F.
O'Ferrall, Thomas
Pendleton, Jones
Proctor, James
Pratt, David
Powers, Franklin
Robertson. VIM. ].
Robertson, VIM. w.
Roberts, Jos. w.
Russell, Willis
Gapp, Robert ].
Struder, Morris
Scots, William
Starrett. James
Saterfeld, Patrick
Stevens, William 3.
Stewart, William
Smith, Augustin
Taylor, John
Thomson, George
Tumlin, Samuel H.
Tatum, William T.
Tue, Elisha
Terry, Samuel T.
Wilson, Robert
Wardlow, John
Warrington, VIM. T.
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ANAMA. LEGHoRN AND PALM LEAF

PANAMA, LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF
HATS.
TUST RECEIVED. SPLENDID assortment.
ID for sale at wholesale and retail very cheap
County Merchants are invited 10 examine our
stock, which we will sell Al New York prices.
MYERS & BARNUM,
Market Street.
March la, Is47.
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This company are from Rockingham and
Guilford, with few scattering.
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COmpdnu +.

TINS company are al from EigecomDe save
16 from Martin county.
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Company E..

ms company was formed by the union OF
the Yancey and Orange detachments.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-12

This company are from New Hanover,
Wake, and few scattering.
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This company are from Cumberland and
Bladen, and a number of other counties.
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100000! S15.OOO: $4,000.

SATURDAY, MARCH ~, Is47.
Grand Consolidated, Class ID, rs Nos. IL
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GRAND SCHEMES FOB MARCH, 1877.

SATURDAY, MARCH 90. I847.
Grand Consolidated, Class IL, 70 Nos. -
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Duty, Olive in casks, TASKS or hotties, 30
per cent; Linseed, Hempseed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils Of Foreign fisheries; Neatsfoot, ~
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par ualue of Stocks-and prices asked and offered
PREPARED FOR LyFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. aud close at 3
p. M.-The discount days are:
UnionBk ,fM ,ryland-Mond. * Thurs.
Bank If Biltimore -Tucsday& Friday.
Farm ers' & Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank Monday.
VI enthusiastically and Friday.
Marinc-Thursday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers'& Mon & Thurs.
W.stern-Tuesday and Friday.
CommercialSS Tarn.rs'-Tucs. & Fri
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-everyday.
r. P. Savings Instantaneous Sri
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THOMAS j. CARSON IL co.
CONN ISSION NERO HANTS,
I.ightstreet, near Pratt.
auell BALTIMORE
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CHEMICALS. Il c

CHI EMICA LIS. NC.
UyHE subscribers are manufacturing, and have
Il for sale at the lowest factory prices.
ALUM, CHROME YELLOW.
EPSON SALTS, GREEN,
COPPERAS, YELLOW OCHRE,
TARTARIC ACID, SIP. BROWN,
PRUSS. POTASH, VEN. RED,
Ri. CHROM. POTASH, ROLL BIRTHSTONE,
OIL VITRIOL, AQUA FORTS,
MURIATIC ACID, REID BORAX,
WHITE LEAD. OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c
Also. 5000 bushels BONE DUST; 5000 bush. AM
NAL CHARCOAL, and l0, 900 lbs. NI1RA7E
SODA, for Farmers.
WIN. TREGO & BRO,
~ Light street, Sd door S. of Lombard-st.
mar Ia Baltimore
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VAN BRUNT & ADAMS.

VAN BRUNT & ADAMS.
Leringfonstreet, opposit'the Market House,
BALTIM MORE,
h EEP constantly on hand and for Sale at the
hA toUest market prices, a general assortment of
superior PROVISIONS: such as Mess, No. /.
and Prime BEEF and PORK; extra MESS BEEF.
IN nan barrels for Family use; BACON-Hams,
Sides, Shoulders and Joes
70 constant supply Of their much admired
SUGAR-CURED HAMS-LARD in barrels and
kegs; SMOKED BEEF; SMOKED and PICKLED
TONGUES. and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES
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puty, a, S per cent; 3, 10 per cent; c, IS
uer cent; d, 20 per cent; :, ~ per eeht'
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
VNH f subscriber takes this opportunity to express
IL his grateful Acknowledgements to his friends
and patrons and to the public generally, for the libe
raj patronage they have bestowed upon his manufac-
turing establishment during the last twenty six years,
from which he is DESTROYS of retireng. and # he
should succeed in doing so, the public will be duly
| notified where they can obtain castings from his
| various improved Plough Patterns which have pro-
baby been fitted up with more care, at greater ex.
pense, than similar patterns in this State. He has
still on hand about 800 PIoughs of various patterns,
and about 30 tons Of Plough casting. Cultivators,
Harrows of various kinds and sizes; Wheat Fans,
Thrashing Machines; Horse Powers; Corn Shelters,
and about so of his superior Cylindrical Straw Cut
tiers from II to 90 inches wide, together with great
variety Of other articles. All the above named arti-
cles faithfully made and of the best materials.
and offered at very reduced prices at wholesale
and retail.
Us. EASTMAN,
ian I6 If No $50 West Pratt street.
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BALTIMORE FINE
PATENT PARALLEL VICES.

UNHE subscrberis the owner Of the Patent Right
Il for the State of Maryland for TayIor Patent
Parallel Vices, and is now making such as are par
cnlary adapted to the use OF Carpenters, Cabinet
makers and Carriage makers.
The Superintendent OF the Patent office wv.
Knowles) has had one of the vices in use for years
and gives il as his opinion, that any person who
makes much use Of vice after trial of one of these
for six months, would not be deprived Of its advan-
tages for forty dollars per year.
~ % ). >. EAs IMAM.
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HANCOCK 81 MANN'S
A ID A Nj A NTIN CAND LES

NlESE beautiful CANDLES possess the under
II mentioned advantages over others, in the fol-
lowing respects: From their extreme hardness and
purity they will not melt under 1852 whilst wax
mrlts under $50. They free from an v unpleas-
ant smell whatever, and require no snufing and are
warranted free from arsenic any other delete rious
composition. Their superiority to Wax or Sperm
Candles. and their moderate cos in comparison
render them article highly deserving the attention
Of Merchants aud Shippers generally.
FOR sale by our Agents in all the princpalcitics
of the Union, and
sei3 Commercial Buildings, corner of
Lombard ana FredericE- SIS
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s2s(DS

me- The fnlnvine are the rates 81 uhneS
u CASH, by the Tariff of December Isl,
ls46.-The Tos is 10 be understood" az
2240 lbs.
ALUM DUTY 20 per CT. ad val.
2 fillmore Ib.- 3 a ~
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J. M'cULLoGH. M'KEEHAN. C. D. CULBERTSoN
JOHN M'CULLOGH Il co.
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
No. SO BotrLy FhaU,
BALTIMORE, Md.
REFERENCES
Mcssrs. Reynolds & Smith, Baltimore, Md.
&" Wll-on s. Hopkins,
" Flemmiug s. Buzby, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Galway,
Messrs.J. w Burbrdge & Co. Pittsburgh. pa.
Mr.. Joseph Jordon,
Messrs. Myers & Co.
" M. Rhoads & Son, Bridgeport, o.
" Jas. Forsyth s. Co. Theeling, "a.
Mr.. T. j. Maxwell, ! f,nc;,,o,; n
Mr. Henry Lewis,
Messrs B. o. Davis, 1yo,,;,r;ue X,
W. w. Thompson, Co. 81. Loui. Mo
" Finney, Lee, & Co.
" w. A. Violet, ! N0,, o.,,a
4" Kirkman s. Dyas,
mrl-lyr
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pilot SAIL DUCK

PILOT SAIL DUCK.
UNH Il subsc riber RS ,agentsfort sale ofPILOT
II SAILDUCK have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment Of numbers
from . to lO,ofthatSUPERIORAR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Applyto s. PHILLIPS co
lie is ly 81 Bowly'swbarf
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AMERICAN DRY GOODS

AsHES-Duty 20 per ct. ad val
Pots, LIST sort, 1870.
Pearls, LIST sort, 1916 -
BARK
Quercitron ..'.ton 80
Hemlock .... cord "a
Oak, Chestnut. -. %
Spanish ..... u ~
Rack, ..... - w
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DUTY, shcathing, IA inches wide, 48 do
long, weighing ID IN "a OF per square
foot. free; other sizes and shapes, in
plates or sheets called BrdLIers; spikes,
rods, bolts aud nails 30 per ct.i pig and
h,r aud did conner, 5 per ct; ore, free.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27

1t possible that the msjorty in Dnwidde not quite
so large have stated (be accounts varying few
Voes)-but Bong's election conceded by at least eight
majority.
Postserpt-LAto yesterday afternoon after the oreVo-
ing tyoe, eived authentic information
from Amelia which has gwen Gen Dom sOole "a instead
oil So majority, had before heard Iii now there.
FORE very certain that Gen. d. has been reelected Blu
we will omit what had nuen His recollection, b,
meagro jority Is scarcely less triumph because he
has lost hrs in Congress the result on thar
unit, ss honorable tie candi the Wing party
who took the field, ard winning IT, against
such "fesrlu odds" To come, within sixteen votes
majority OF e2l at the preceding sl OF strength IN tie Die
rci, Is G!mo,t "Glory enough" i,r any mans am,iiOn
Third District We have but few returns from this
districs- Franklin. nearly complete. from two pre-
cincls in PiEsyvaaia and from in Haiiax-shos ne
large Wing gains, sufficiently So fear to Justify
a hope OF the Of Fournoy Tredway the late
Loccioco member. We do not, however, give it up.
Fourth DshieL-In this district, Henry p Irving the
Wing candidate fear, defeated by the extraordinary
the Wings Of Camp bell who, excited a remark
able by i3eal JeUd, failed give Mr. Irving
the majority which they could easily have him
Had they done their duty Irvng would have been elected
by $50 majority. As is, Dir. Thomas 5. Bocock mas
Irumphed, by meSgro majority. We annex the MAORI
les:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
Hanover.

AT meeting OF portion OF tic citizens Of Hanover at
the Old Churcs, the 23i day OF April 1917, Dr. VIM
IT, MACON called to tue Chair, and Jas ID. ELLkrr
appointed SocIc airy.
After brief address OF Capt. Geo. w Blsseu setting
forth the distinguished claims OF Gen. Zachary Taylor TO
the highest office in the Git OF free peope-the fact that
he lie unHammeled bY party po and pledges and h $
been placed by other States and portions of our own
State before the people their candidate for the Pres-
dency-lhat he has shown himself by writing and fighting
both Statesman and warrior. and in every way qualified for
die highest duties OF the highest ofice- was Resolved
That this meeting form itself into Rough and Ready
Cub with the usual Constitution, pro IN iurherance
OF the above yinws.
Resolved That we invite our fellow citizens without dis
tHctOn parry, unite with tree and .udabe
views and intentions, and that further meeting be held st
next Hanover Court, distinctly and decidedly TO set
forth and carry the Same into eff
Resolved That these proceedings be signed by the Chair
and Secretary and forwarded Richmond papers
for publication. W. II. MACON, Chairman.
J. ID. ELLErT, Secretary.