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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-26
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March 20-schr Leaudcr, Keller, Charleston,
to Barry & Bryant.
schr Billow, Otis, Charleston. 10 G w Davis.
2l-schr Coque,te, Aud, Charleston, 10 Barry
& Bryant.
schr Pontiac, Philips. Charleston, to Brown &
DeRosset.
schr Tennessee. Tod, charleston, TO G w Davis
22-brig Iangier, Park, Charleston, to Potter
& Kidder.
brig Benjamin, New London, to Potter
g. Kidder.
2s-brig David Duf1ell, Collets Charleston, to
G w DAVIS.
Br. brig L Vail. Rodney, Nassau, N. p, to
G w Davis. Capt r. reports that the brig Ster-
ling. Ross, of and from Frankfort, Me-, bound for
Matan1as, was lost on Elbow reef on the 9Th inst.
Captain and crew reached shore in safety.
| 24-schr Flavilla, Taylor, Charleston. to Mas.
ter.
CLEARED.
March l9-schr Lawrence, Lawrence, Charles
ton by John Gammcll.
schr Nictous, Wallace, Newburyport, Mass, by
John Gammell.
schr 8 masted) Aurora, Martin, Curacoa, by
G w Davis.
schr Fame, Kelly, Philadelphia, by G w Da.
vis.
20--Bns Curacoa, Higgins, Boston, by Barry
& Bryant.
brig Jacob Story, Pickering, Cayenne, by Bar
ry & Bryant.
Schr Ceylon, Babbage Boston. by Barry &
Bryant.
23--schr A F Thorn, SANFORD, New York,
by w Brown.
schr Leander, Keller, Boston, by Barry &
Bryant.
schrR w Brown, Francis, New York, by R w
Brown.
schr T o Thompson, Putnam. Port au Prince
by e. D Ellis.
24-schr Leny, Smith, Ba.imor., by E J
f.utterlnh.
schr Morris Vain. Somefs, Philadelphia, by
E IutterIOh.
schr Pontiac Philips, Charleston, by Brown &
DeRosstt.
25--schr \ DcRosset, Rodick, New York
Ivy Brown g. DeRosset.
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

Among the many blessings attendant upon i'm
provements in the social condition. and the advan-
ces Of in intelligence. is the prolongatlon
of human life. With the increase of intelligence
has grown up knowledge of the elements of
health. and regard for them and commensurate
ly with the strides Of science, have acquired
the means Of arresting disease, and averting its
ravages. Notwithstanding the progress we have
made. statistics show that even now. one-sxth of
the whole population die annually Of consumption.
One of the most important discoveries of the age.
in ameliorhting the coalition of this large class of
suffering humanity. is DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. What time establishes and conse.
crates. what exper ence adopts and confirms. what
all men in all places unite in saying is good and
valuable. ID SO, doubt. A popularity of this
sort ixes in society its roots deep aud strong,
that time cannot destroy ii. The success which
has attended this medicine for several years past,
has overcome the prcjudices Of all respectfully and
sensible men. and the article has taken a stand
among the first class of discoveries and blessings
of the age add when resorted to in season, erad:-
Gates the diseases for which it is recommended
None genuine unless signed l. Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by WV. SHAW,
Wilmington, and by Druggists generally in North
Carolina.
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PRONPECTUS OF TIE REPUBLICAN

A Weekly Denloc' otic Newspaper. to be puJlhis-
ed at Ne,Ubern, ~ C.
ENHE REPUBLICAN will he devoted to Pc.
- L1TICs. TO fourier. Domestic, and COM
MEncIAL NEWS and TO INrE.ATURE senerallv
The POLITICAL PRINCIPLES of THE
REPuBL1cAN" will be those of the D mocratic ar.
ty. Its object is the dissemination and advocacy
of those principles. What these are it is not me-
cessary for US here to go into detail: hu, in gen.
ers terms shall advocate the principles upon
which the present administration came into power.
All The great political topics Of the day will come
up for discussion al the proper time rh'se we
shall endeavor to discuss with firne and cand"r;
the discovery and PRONUNCIATION of truth being our
| ct.
In connection with the political department We
shall occasionally make room for speeches Of MEM
beers OF Congress. and others illustrative Of
| views. synopss Of the proceedings of Congress
during its session wi | also come properly under
this head.
Tie FoRE,ex. and Domestic CoNnKnc1A1
NEws will also receive particular attention.
We s,a give such an exhibit Of The state of the
markets at home and abroad. as to enable our
country subscribers and others 10 take advantage
of the most favorable markets and sell their pro-
dute at the highest Prices.
The news from the army we ahali lay befTe
our readers at the ear lest opportunity.
In the selection Of items of intelligence. shall
take pains t" give such only as shall convey USE
full information.
The Literary department of the "REPuBL1cAN"
will he devoted to political and miscellaneous
reading. comprising such articles will be pleas
ant reading for the Freside and instructive to the
Family Ci,cle.
In conclusion, we hope to make u" THE REPuB-
LIcAS" useful Political. Commercial and Fami-
ly newspaper, suited TO the wants of this part OF
the State.
The Democratic party have now no paper with.
il this congressional District. They have no means
of promulgatng their own view, or of correcting
errors and missiatements made by our political
opponents BY the establishment of such paper
we snail he possessed Of equal advantages with
them. This of itself will be sufficient to recon-
mend it to the Democratic party. and to secure to it
their united support. Newhern is the hest loca.
ton for such paper being near the centre of The
present district, and the point from which the
greatest political influence can he exerted
"THE REPUBLICAN" will be published every
Wednesday morning. and sent TO mail subscribers
by that mornings mail. It will he printed on q
sheet "a by SO inches, containing "a long and
wide columns, on good paper, and entirely new
type.
The first number will he issued as the
necessary arrangements can be made, about the
first of April. Those persons to whom this Pros
pectus is sent. will please obtain all the names
they can, and return it by that time.
TERMS:-"THE REPUBLICAN" will be pub
lished at S, 81 per year if paid within the first
six months if not paid within that time IS "a
will be charged. w. b. GULICK, Editor.
Newborn, February 18th, ls47.
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A CHANG &C.

<E~HE subscriber finding that his duties as In
y spectsr of Naval Storea occupy SO large q
portion If his time that he cannot pay that atten
ton to the Hanover Housn which necessarily de-
wolves upon the keeper of hl:el; he therefore
takes this method of making known to those who
may be disposed to e" into that line of business.
that he Is determined to sell out the furniture Of
said establishment. He would prefer dong so at
private sale. but if not sold before the e9lh day Of
April next, be will then expose f,r sale at public
auction all the furniture of said hotel-at which
time the house will be rented until the let Of DC.
tohsr next. and the servants Of the establishment
vi be hired until The 1t Of January, 1888.
JOHN 8. JAMES
March q, ls<7-I2s-2v
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TIE M RECT g.
WILMINGTON MARKEr-March 2

WILMINGTON MARKET-March rs.
NAVAL STORES-The marke has main
taine1 former prices with much frmness du-
ring the past week We see no cause to
change our figures, but would remark that the
article of Turpentine is rather inclined to adj
vance. This may be owing to the small sup
ply on the market. Our quotations will give
last sales We hear of small lot country
made Spirits Turpemtine having been offered
at 35 cts, but we do not know that any trans
actions have been had in the article Our
quotations must, therefore, be considered
nominal. Tar-The receipts are light and
the demand good Last sales were made at
ST IS, clear of extra, which is about equal to
81 80
P. S.-Since writing the above sale OF
Turpentne has been made at 50 IS.
LUMBER & TIMBER-The market for
Timber has improved. Whether this is ow-
ing to the quality or demand, we do not feel
authorized to say but from the sales reported,
we are led to believe that the demand is fully
as good, if not better, than it was this day
week We quote for sales of extra prime
long Timber at So and So; fair to cool at
from SIS to 81 So The market we'll supplied.
Lumber-Last sales 81 so to So for Quarter
Boaris-s5 SO for Wide do, and 81 SO for
Scanting.
BACON-The market has been better sup.
piled during the past week than it was the
week previous; prices, however. do not seem
to have abated, and we accordingly continue
former quotations.
LARD-This article has advanced TO &c.
We refer to our table of quotations for a
fair state of the market with regard to all other
articles. The business transacted has been
light, and we can hear OF no important change
in any commodity.
FREIGHTS-Vessels are much wanted
| for New Orleans and the West Indies. at high
rates. There are also several freights said tc
be waiting for the North. We refer to quo
tatons for last prices paid to Northern ports.
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NV YcK, March 20.

Ncrcl Stores-Per barrel
Turpentne, Wilmington, soft, e SO
Newbern SO o
Spirits Tnrpentine, per gall. 40 42
Tar. % "
R;es-fer 100 lbs, It's %
Naral Sfores-Are inactive, and we have only
to report small sales OF Spirits TurPenne, in lots,
at 40 42c. cash stock of Spirits Is light at the
moment, with. however. but moderate demand.
Riee-rhe market i, in very unsettled state.
The principal holders are firm at our quotations
while a few are disposed 10 realize a shade under
The transactions of the week amount to about 500
tierces at So SO for ordinary to 81 623 for good
The rates of freight arc too high to induce ship
pers to come forward. The stntk il rather large
for the season.
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MARRIED.

In this town on the gath inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Mcdonald, Mr.. s. 8. Burt, formerly of Newark,
n. J., TO Mics Mary J. Moore. daughter of John
Moore Esq. of shls county.
At Waynesboro'. Wayne county, on the 18th
INST, by the Rev. DR.. Dane. Of Wilmington. Col.
W. .. Q. Andrews, TO Miss Sarah H. Washing.
ton, daughter Of Richard Washington, Esq, Of
WaYnesboro'.
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SPRING STOCK!
BOCES g. SHOES.

zNHE subscribers have just received large addi-
u tons to their stock. which makes it complete.
They will also continue to receive weekly, sHch
supplies as are needed for the srason and market.
Also on hand. good supply of
SOLE LEATHER. CALF SKINS, &C.,
all of which will be sold on % reasonable terms
as at any other establishment.
Particular attention v i'll be paid to manufactu-
ring and repairing, a. usual.
G. & c. BRADLEY.
March 26, IS47-l2a-3m
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BOUNTY OF 100 ACRES LIND; OK
SIOO IN MONEY

Ertroct fron. Central Orders No. 4.
ff.-By the 9Th section of tie act of Com
gross. approved February lltt, ls45, each nom
commissioned officer. musician, or private now in
service or who may hereafter he enlisted during
the present war with Mexico. and who shall re-
ceive an honorable discharge either by expiration
Of his term Of enlistment. for disability Incurred
in The course of his service. will lie entitled to
warrant for ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES or
LAND, which he will be at liberty to locate in one
body. upon any of the public lands that may be
subject 10 priv Ste entry; or, he may at his option,
when honorabiy discharged. receive treasury
script to the amount Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
hearing six per csnt. interest payable semi-annual
ly. and redcemabs At the pleasure of the Govern
ment
By order,
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DIED.

In this town. on Friday last, Mrs. Ann Eliza
Bouraoaux. wi e Of Mr.. Nathan F. Bordeaux
eyed about % years.
In Columbus county, on the 9Th iastant, ]. s
ga dwin. Esq. sged about SO years.
In Moore county, Mr. Malcolm Buie, aged q.
bout 81 years,
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VALUABLE LAND AT
AUCTION.

VElIIE undersigned being empowered by 2. NJ:
n Williams Of Marion county, Georgia. to SET
tie hi, business in North Csioina will sell 10 The
highest bidder, on credit Of one and two years
valuable tract of Pine land in Duplin county. sit
u,tcd on either side Of the Wilmington and Raj:
eigh Rail Road and near The 43d mile mark
Purchasers will he required to give notes and ap:
proved security before the title is conveyed.-Ths
sale will be made in the Town Of Ksnanssile. at
ihs Court house. betwten the hours Of one and
Two o'clock OF, tn. stay, the 2oth das of April
next All PERSONS wishing to see suid lands. can
be shown the same by visiting J. K. Williams.
in said county. The land ID very heavy lumber
ed, and we'll adapted to the Turpen'inr and Tin-
Der business The tract coniaius 567 acres
j K. " iLl.IAMSs
w. b. WELLS.
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CHAnLEtroN, S. C., March q

CHARLESTON, S. C., March 20.
Sales ofthe week 8. 10" bales cotton at 81 IL
cts--l 400 casks Rice at S33 to 4S-l7,O0O bush:
Rough Rice az 9! to ia cts.--lO 900 hush: N. &.
Corn at 40 to 7Sc.--3,0OO sacks Sa at CSC. No
transactions in Bacon and Lard Cuba moissses
at 20 cts--Rio Coffee at g to sa-Cuba do. at &c
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March 10, ls47.-27.3t
ICE ON HAND.

TIME subscribers have in their ICE HOUSE.
IL from last season. auantiIy Of Ice, which
can be had at any time.
One cargo of their this seasons supply hss
heen shipped from Boston and is now on the way
SHAW e. REFIfON.
March 10 ls47
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~AN1-nEDS

sf WANT man to GO to Rio Hatch. 10 super.
~ intend the building Of . Wharf For nns that
will suit, will give handsome wages. and pay al
expenses. from the time Of his departure until hi.
return to the United States
G. W. DAVIS.
fMs.:h %, ie471 Lcassn's ghsf.
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Lumber. ant Timber,

81 OFFER my services to the makers of the a.
~ bove articles. and from the knowledge have
of the business. hope to gain the patronage of
The public. LAS. T. MORRIS, Inspector.
March Is, 1s47-f2s-5t
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Nfl'i'li'E-

NfR. II. 8. HAMLET having purchased thu
~ inteTest in stock. notes and accounts OF
Mr.. GREsoHv. and become responsible for his
part Of the debts due BY the firm of GaEsour Il
HEsTE, hereafter the concern will DO carried on
under the titls and4Ans Of
w. L. p. HEATH 4 Co:
March II, ls47-I26-lu
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nlLS-Pure sperm. bleashsd whale. biackfsh
" for machinery, Linseod. Olive and Castor
in q1sntaties 70 suit purchasers. 81
STANTON & cos.
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r. JONES.
Adjutant General.


- Bishop 4 Jones' are requested to call and
set lie III: same on or before the 18th of April
next. Those failing 10 comply with this request,
will find their notes and accounts in the hands Of
an officer for collection.
WIN. B. JONES.
,a.r
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NEW ORIEANs March II

Cotton 10; to l2 cts.--Susar to It Cts
Molasses IS to 30 cts--FIour So to st dls.-Ba-
con Hams to 10. Sides 81 to 8, Shoulders 6
to 81 cts-Lard to 9 cts.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cAaoL1NA.

STATE OF NoRTH-cAaoL1NA.
NV HANOVER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, lS47.
\ Original Attachment -
Levied upon two Turpen-
Nef j. Warner and tine Stills, Still W orms and
Alex'r MaeRae, Tubs one Steam Engine,
vs.. >and the Lands on which
Henr, II. TsPpan. said Stills are situated, at
James U. Smith. the old negro head ferry,
OH the east side Of the
J Northeast river.
TfT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
~ that Henry H. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case. absconds or conceals
themselves that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot he served upon them; on motion. it is or.
dered that publication be made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal. notifying said defendants
that unless they appear vt the next term OF this
Court, 10 he held at the Courthouse. in the town
Of Wilmington, on the second Monday in Juns
next, and plead to Issue or rrplevy. IN" proper
~ levied on will be condemned and sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs demand. Tes,e.
l.. H. MARSTELLER, Crk.
March 26, ls47 lPr. fec. SIS 62t.] 2s-6t
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ZNHE Copartnership hetetofpfe existing under
~ the firm OF GREsonr & HEATH. 1t kahun.
Ia Depot. Wayne county, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
RICHARD J. GREGORY,
WIN l.. p. HEATH.
March l. (l2) ls47.-f2s-lm
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UNITED STiTES ARMY.
RECRUITING SERVICE.
8 f12 BO 81 Mt Y.
Or a Bounty IF sis and l60 .acres If Land, at
the gpison If Tie Recruit.

NWANTED for the UnitedStaies Army. able;
w bottled men, between the ages Of lS and IS
years, teins about S feet inches high, Of rood
character, and Of respectable standing amons theft
fellow-citizens. None need apply 10 et1tet the
Pe;iod Of their enlistment honestly and faithfully.
= during the ,va- suith Merico," or for the term
Of i've years
Table q established rates Of pay agreeabk
10 ezisting la,rs.
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STATE OF NoRTA-CARo1I9NA,
NKw HASovEh Couxrr.

STATE OF NoRT8-CARo11NA
Nav HAsovEh CouxTf.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. ls47.
! Original attachment-Le.
WED upon two Turpentine
John Gamnell, Sti Is. Still Worms & Tubs.
". one Steam Engine, and the
Henry II. Tappan, LANDS on which said Stills
James O Smith. are situated, at the old negro
head ferry, on the east side
Of the Northeast river.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Count
~ that Henry H. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case absconds or concesls
themselves that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served upon them; on motion. it is or.
dered that publication be made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal. no,ifying said defendants
that unless they appear At the next term Of this
Court, to be held at the Courthouse. in the Gown
of Wilmington, on th. second Monday in June
next, and plead to issue or repsvy. the proper.
ty levied on will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiff demand. Tests,
l.. Il. MARSTEILER, Cl'k.
March 20. ls47 (I'r. fee, S. 62a.l 2s-et
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wan DEPARTMENT.,

GENERAL ORDERS wan DE.AnrshST.
No. 2. Washington, Jan. 8. ls47.
1.-The following act OF congress, changing
the term Of enlistment, and providing bounty
for recruits. il published for the information and
guidance of the officers of the army.
IAN ACT to encourage enlisimcnts in the
Regular ARMY.
&" BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. o. tie United states If America
in Congress assembled, That, during the contin-
uance Of the war with Mexico, the term Of enlist.
ment of the men to he recruited for the regiments
of drago ms, ar llery. inntry and rifemeh of the
present military establishment shall be during the
war, five years, at the option of the recruit.
less sooner discharged
Sea-. And be 1t further enacted, That there
shall be allowed and paid TO every abe-bodied man
who shall be duly en- listed 10 serve in The artillery
or infantry, for the term Of five years during the
war, bounty Of twelve dollars; bt The payment
Of six dollars of the said bounty shat! he deferred
until the recruit shall have joined for daly the re.
gment in which he is to serve"
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STATE or N0RTR.CAR0x1N
INV HAxovxa CoUxrr.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. ls47
Thomas Manhall. Orig nal att.chment-I.e.
vs. WED upon q negro woman
Charles j. Relya. named Daphne.
yET appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Cour.
~ tina, Charles ]. Relya, the defendant in this
case 90 ahsconds or conceals himself that the or.
binary process of the law cannot be served upon
him on motion. II is ordered that Publication he
made for six weeks In the Wilmington Journal,
notifying said defendant thst unless he appears ct
the next term Of this Court, to he held at the
Courthouse. III the town Of Wilmington. on the
second Monday in June ne1t. and plead 70 issue
OF repiety, the property evied on will be cos'.
demned and sold to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Teste L. II. MARSFELLER, Crk.
March IS, ls47 Pr. fec, SIS GAL asst
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"NCu ~OS io7f L Il pO O> 2'k @o'US
STATE OF NoRTa-cARoL1N
NEw HANOVER COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. ls47.
Original Attachment
Levied upon Two Turpen-
w p..u tine Stills, Sill Worms and
' Tubs, ore Steam Engine,
u IT,, >and the Lands on which
iS - SN "ira" said Stills are situated. at
the old negro head ferv,
on the cast side of the
Northeast liver.
TIT appearing to the satisfaction of tho Cour,
~, that Henry II. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case SD abconds or conceas
themselves that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served upon them; OIL motion. it is or.
dered that publication I've made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal, notifying said defendants
that unless they appear at the next term of thia
Court, to be held at the Courthouse. in the town
of Wilmington. on the second Monday in June
next, and plead TO issue or replevy. the proper
~ levied on will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiff demand: Teste,
l.. II. MARSTELLER. Crk.
March IS, ls47 Pr. fee, S. 623.l asst
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9FARCH.-d0 boxes Pearl st..eh do. MOL Go.
= For sgss by HoWARp = GEpES
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TUESDAY. MARCH 80. ls47.
Pnkomoke 39-3 Of $4,000, $4,000, g.,
$3.50 Of OIL .O0O-20 Of $500.
Wholes $4-Halves $2-Qnarters 81.
Certncate of IS Whole Tickets 946 90
do. IS Half do. % 90
do. IS Quarter do. Ii SO
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STATE OF NcRTH-cARoL1NA.

New Hanover EUusTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, iS47.
! Original Attachment
Levi d upon two Turpen-
Neff & Warner and tine Stills. Still Worms aud
Murphy V Jones, Tubs. one steam Engine.
vs. land the Lands on which
Henry H. Tappan. said Stills are situated. at
James o. Smith. the old negro head ferry. OH
the east 81 lie of the n vrth.
east river.
UT appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court
~ that Henry II. Tsppan and James o. smith,
the defendants in this So xbsconds or concrS
themselves that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot I've served upon them; on motion, it 10 or.
dered that publication he made for SIX weeks il
the Wilmington Journal, notify ing said defendants
that unless they appear at the next term of this
Court. to he held a, the Court-house in the town
Of Wilmington. on the second Monday in June
next, and plead TO issue or replevy, the proper
ty levied on will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiffs demand. Tesie.
l.. H. MARS TELLER, Crk.
March &c, ls47 fPr. fee, IS GAL asst
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MONDAY. March 90 Ia4i

MONDAY. MARCH 60. ls41.
Poknmoke 80. 70 Nos. Is drawn.
$26. OO0-S8 0OO- 81 .OG0--S3 OOo.-$2. 500
81 $500 Of Sl.25o-2O Of $l.oOO-2O of
$5OO-22O Of $500.
Wholes s8-Halves $i-Quarters 81.