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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-22

Il ViSat to Gen. Tayor.-The 3Oth ult.
twas the time appointed for the executive COM
/ ittee of the Central Rough and Ready Club
10 call upon Gen. Taylor, and accordingly, at
a o'clock in the afternoon, the members wait
fed upon him at the St, Charles Hotel. They
were received by the general in private par
Tor, and although their reception was highly
:hattering, there was not the slightest ostenta-
stion or formality upon either side. it having
sbeen understood to be Gen. Taylor's wish that
they should, on this occasion, be dispensed
with in order that he might meet the gentle,
! men of the committee as old friends.
! There is a combined frankness and modesty
I'm the generals whole manner, which at once
! twins the esteem and affection OF any with
swhom he may come in contact. After sha-
liking hands with every member of the com
gnttee, he expressed his regret that the people
Gin the exercise of their sovereign power, had
not caused their choice to devolve upon some
] one more worthy and capable of fulfilling the
eduties of the high station to which he had
/ been called than he felt himself to be- The
responsibilities of the president Of this gtea
land glorious republic he knew TO be immense
! but at the same time he would, TO the best o.
his ability, serve his country faithfully IN MS
/ new capacity. He spoke of the fact OF bis
having passed so great portion of his life IN
THE camp, and on the frontier, in consequence
! of which he had had little opportunity of mix.
ling in political strife, or becoming acquainted
] with political affairs. He also alluded to the
J solcitude which he felt while in Mexico. or
hearing that the people had determined tc
nominate him for the presidency. He did no
desire civil office, and had hoped that some
one more capable, and he knew several such
would be selected. A half hour was thel
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tA MARIIs IIgHa Ia
NY PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Dec l5-Barque Emma, Weber, Turks Island, tc
G w Davis.
Brig Patrick Henry, Ingram, New York, TO w o JEFF
ireys
Schr Edward, Harden, New London, Conn, to C "
Davis.
schr PEARL Moore, Onsow CO., n C, to G w Davis.
l6-Brig VIM Nichols, Leighton, Boston, to Harriss
Drake.
Schr Orion, Watts, Boston, to w Jehreys.
l7-Brig Hellvellyn, fitzpatrick, Kennebunk, Maine
to Harriss & Drake.
Brig Georgiana, Gilchrist, Portsmouth, H, to @
s:hf II Atkins, Randall, Nswburyport Mass, to w c
Jeffreys.
Schr Tenerine, Roland, Philadelphia, to Harriss &
Russell.
schr J DsRosset, Brewster. New York, to W
Brown
I8-Brg Samuel, Lince. Boston, to DeFosset & Brown
I9-Brig Anawon, Almy, Havana, TO Hathaway q
Son.
Brig Clio Osgood, Matanzas, TO G w Davis.
Schr ID p Woodbury., Potter, Shallote, to G w Davis
Schr Brilliant, Stephens, jacksonville, TO do.
scnr Laura, Dayis, Shallotte, to do.
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SPLITTING OF BLooD.-When the stream of
life is encountered with morbid humors, its VOL
june quantity is increased, and the blood-ves-
:seIs are filled to overdowing; hence rupturing
.of those which terminate in the lungs, and spit
fling Of blood, consumption. and other dreadful
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are
certain to put stoPto splitting of blood because
they expel from the circulation those corrupt hui
mors which are the cause fthe bursting of blood
vessels, and of every malady incident to man.
From three to six of sad Indian Vegetable Pills
taken at night on going to bed, will in all cases
give relief and if repeated few times will most
Fassuredy restore the body to a state Of sound
health.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
.ble in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
agents only.
For sale in Wilmington, N. G., by George R
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
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G35 Reward:

Runaway from the Subscriber, about the
first of last August, his negro man JACK. Said
NEGRO is about feet 6 inches high, slim built,
dark complicated, and is about 2 years old. He
lis supposed to he lurking about the neghborhood
|of South Washington. He formerly belonged to
Mr. LOTT Groom. The above reward of Thirty
Five Dollars will be paid for his apprehension and
confinement in any Jail in the State, so that hi.
owner can get him again.
The subscriber will also give $500 for evidence
sufficient to convict any white person of harbor-
ling the above negro. JOHN RAMSEY.
j Dec. Is, IS4S-II4Sts
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THE subscriber having qualified at December
Term, 1913, as Executor of Margaret McDufie
deceased, gives notice to all persons indebted to
the estate of the said decd to make payment, and
those having demands against the same TO presen
them duly authenticated within the time prescri.
bed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. JAMES KERR, Ex'r.
Dec Is l24S-1l4.tf
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t.MAKSR I'D,

In Cumberland County, on the 7th inst, Mr.
Hugh Graham, of Fayetteville, to Miss Jennet
Macarthur, daughter of Mr.. Neil Macarthur.
At Sans Souci, in this County, on the Goth inst.
by the Rev. DR.. Drane, Mr.. Owen D. Holmes, OF
Brunswick County, to Miss Ann NJ, daughter oil
+Dr A. J. Hill of this County
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, at the late residence Of
HANNAH RANNERMAN, decd, in New-H Hanover
County. on Tuesday, the I'd of January next, al
the NEGROES belonging to said Estate, consis
ting of Men, Women, and Children. A credit Of
six months will be given, purchaser giving bond.
with approved securities.
F. r. CROMARTIE, Com'r:;
Dec Is, lS4S -[l4-2t
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spent in social conversation, in the course OF
(which the general alluded to his late campaign
in Mexico, and the trying positions in which
The was several times placed. The committee
then took their leave, having derived much
pleasure from the interview.-N. O. DeltG.
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NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WILL be sold in the town of Wilmington, al
,ExchaEge Corner, on Friday, the fifth day OF
January, 1919, IL likely negroes, the property Of
james NJ. Thompson, deceased, on credit of six
months. Purchasers giving note and approved
security. THOS. e. CRAFT, Admir-.
Dec Is, ls4s-El4-4t
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1916 P. M.-The
stock market is less active and prices not quite
$50 firm. Treasury note 6's 1914 1Os.
The flour market is dull and buyers are hol-
ding off, There are free sellers at SIS without
finding purchasers Corn meal dull at Is a
$2 81. Rye flour So s5
Wheat is in moderate request. Sales Of
white at / O8 ST II, and at O3 Il ST OF
.per bush. Corn is steady; sales of $4,000
bushels at 81 SIC for new yellow, and 80 a
sac for old white DO soc per bush. Oats p
Ia 29c. Rye SIC.
Provisions without change in price but firm
sales Of new mess pork at Sl3 so, and old
|Sl2 so; prime do. 50 so. Sales of new lard
a84 83c in kegs.
Groceries quiet. A sale of hhds New Or
leans Sugar at 43c per ID. Molasses quiet
Rio Coffee 81 6Sc. Rice unchanged and
quiet.
Sales of Whiskey at 24c per gall.--Ibid.
BALTIMORE. Dec 19.-The flour marke
continues very dull There are sellers plenty
lat 81 Is, but purchasers do not offer more
1 than 81 623 City Mills has been sold al
81 rs cash, and 81 874 on time. Corn mea
is dull, and nominal at So SO. Rye flour So
$50, without transactions. There continues q
fair supply of grain. Wheat is selling at 95c
Ia 81 OF for good to prime reds: very choice
! qualities are worth few cents more Whit,
swheat OF 81 O5. Corn steady-saIes a
"A 45c for white, and AZ 48 for Yellow
Frye SIS 60 c. Oats Is 80. There is bu
little movement in provisions, and prices re
main unchanged. Groceries quiet At auc
! tion, to-day, 6S hhds Muscovado Sugar soil
: at SO So 60 per 100 lbs 90 tcs do. al S;
so; AZ bbls do. at SO a SO IS. Also, IS
hhds Porto Rico Sugar at 3 so 81 so; /.
bbls Sugar House Molasses sold at 81 cts pc
gallon; 90 hhds Porto Rico do. 2l3. Wits
3 key is selling at 25 a 26c per gall.-Ibid
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

H-NHE1 = O1t w IOI'
AT December Term, lS49 Of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County o.
Brunswick, the subscriber qualified as Executor
to the last Will and Testament of GABRIEL
Holmes deceased.
All persons indebted to this estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims to present them by law required, or they
will be barred of recovery.
OWEN D. HODMES, Ex'r
Dec %. 1a49-Il5 st
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will sell on a credit of y and IS months' at the
plantation on which reside, ten miles east OF
Carthage, in Moore county,
5000 ACRES OF LAND
ON the waters of Grains Creek, and 1000 on the
waters cf Little River. The land on Grains
|Creek is all adjoining, and will be sold in four
,d;fFsrent tracts. There are about $50 acres of
lfresh land in high state Of cultivation suited to
!the culture of all kinds of produce made in this
section of the State. The lands is well timhered
and waterej, with very healthy situation and a
good stand for store.
The tract on Little River Is well timbered, sui
ted for making lumber and turpeniine. with good
mill seats on never failing streams. enough to
the river TO send the lumber or timber to market.
Those wishing to purchase any of the above
named lands. would do well to come and see them
before the day of sale, which they can do by cal
ling on the proprietor.
The sale will commence on the Gath day ol
January, lS49, and continue from day to day ul-
bill all is sold.
At the same time and place. will hire out Is
or 90 likely negroes, among them are several me-
chanics.
/ will sell at the same time several Horses and
stock Of all kind, House Furniture, corn and for.
age, and several other articles too tedious to
zion. DOUGALD McDOUGALD.
Moore county, N. c., Dee %, 1s4s-fl5-ts
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HIRING OUT AND SALE OF
N e G. ES,

ON the 18th of January next, at the late resi-
dence of Thomas Devane, decd. will be hired out
for IL months, the NEGROES belonging to the
minor heirs of Thomas Devane, decd. Also, at
the same time will be sold, the following Negro
slaves, viz: Alley, SatiIda. Minerva, and Teema-
chus as per order of Court, TO satisfy The debts of
the estate of Thomas Devane, deceased Terms
lat SALE OWEN FENNELI.
Guardian and Administrator.
Dec %. l94S--TI5-3t
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TAXES! TAXES! TAXES!

l HEREBY give notice 10 all persons who
owe Taxes for the year ls47 and others. to call
and pay them on or before the LIST day of Janua-
Try next. Those who fail to comply with this no
tice, either in town country, will put me to the
necessity of disraining property to satisfy the tax
les due thereon. OWEN FENNELL, Shift.
Dec %, ls4s--[l5-3t
Commercial copy 3 times.
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FREIGIITS:

WILMINGTON MARKET-Dec. 81.
Our up country streams have lately been
Erendered navigabIe to a considerable extent
and produce has found its way to market pref
Ely freely within the past week.
I Bacon-The stock of Hams light-prices
without change. With respect to other quail
tiles, there is no change to notice. A fair sup
! ply.
Corn-There has been a sale of a small
cargo from North Counties at 45c, and sale
i of 600 bushels from BIaden at 523c The
market is only about fairly supplied.
Eour-There is good supply of Fayette-
gvile Flour Market firm.
Lard-We have no change to make in our
/ quotation fair stock.
Lumber s. Timber-There is some so RATS
i of the latter article on the Market and sales
I remarkably dull see quotations for extreme
Eprices OF the first, we hear of no sales, and
understand that SIS is about the highest offer
Flor River Flooring. In the absence of sales,
1--WE Grace quotations. -,
s Naval Stores-The receipts of Turpentine
gsince our last, has been fabout 1000 bbls,
(which has been disposed of nearly as fast as
hit arrived, at prices varying from 81 Is to 81
s1O for Soft, and 81 Is TO 81 10 for Hard
SBuyers anticipated some 10000 bbls down
upon the first freshet, but makers seem reluc'
liant in bringing the article to market at the
Spresent price. We quote as the marke: sales
VITO day So 10 for Soft, and 81 10 for Hard.
8 Spirits TWrpentine-26c offered, and 27 ask
led. No buyers now over 26c-Last sales 27c.
Tar-Sales commenced this week at ST TO-
Ssince it has receded to 81 per Dbl, which may
a be considered the going rates.
Molasses-We hear of no fresh arrivals.
Peas-Ground IS to SOC, according TO quail
sity.
8 Sdh-Three cargoes have arrived since our
SIas: report, one of which, 1000 bushels, sold
5 lat &c 5000 bushels afoat unsold, and the
abalance stored. We quote at 27 33c.
s. FreightS-Coastwise are rather lower for
STurpentine, Rosin and Tar. See table.
81 AUCTION Sales to-dny-55 hhds Moasses,
Epart inferior, went off at 5 and 19c per gall,
Sat 90 days 9 bags St. Domingo Coffee
Schanged hands at 64c.
8 New BERNE, Dec. 1s.-The river having
risen within the week past Turpentine begins
Ito arrive more freely. The market is steady :
Isl 80 for dip, 81 25 for scrape. .,or
8 Tdr-No sales TO report, worth aoou. - % ~ ~
q Cora-But little arriving, sells al % w q
zs2 10.
Il Pork-Sells in small parcels at = cts
mo large lots have yet been IN MARKET.
Nrw-YoRK- Dec, 18.-Naval Stores were
h, Em;,sd demand until near the close of the
rrooi' rxben in consequence of more favorable
news for turpentine from abroad caused the
Esale of about 1900 bbls Newbern and Wash
ineton at 50 so for export; besides the sales
are $50 bbls North County rosin al 81 %, in
award $50 bbls spirits turpentine at 35c cash ;
land in small lots at &c higher, according
=
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having taken out Letters of
Administration, upon all and singular the Goods
and Chattels. rights and credits, that are of the
Estate of Michael Haesloop, deceased, at Decem-
Der term ls4s, Of New Hanover County Court,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
against his intPstato, to present the same within
the time prescribed by Law, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said intestate are reques.
ted TO come forward and settle.
JOHN G. BAUMAN, Admir-
Dec l5 lS4e-Tl4-3m
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ITO quality; $50 bbls tar, So; 200 do. No RI !
'sln; ~ so; $50 do. white, So 1914 So IS
cash.
Rice steady, with dull market. The sales
are 500 tics, at SO So SO per 100 lbs, cash,
NEw-YoRK, Dec, i9 -The stock market il
mot quite so buoyant to-day. Sales of Treas.
Jury note SIS at 1OS, and u. S.,new loan at
|1oot. Exchange on London 81 per ct. prem
The money market is easy.
There is no marked change in the cotton
market from yesterday; if anything, it is a
little easier. Sales amour, to 1000 bales :
The decline is only shade-demand mostly
for shipment 10 Europe.
Holders of -four have been endtavoring 10
Epu' the market up, and buyers do not meet
'nem freely. The sales are only 1000 bbls.
zsd' a 30 81 for western, and So so for
prime Oenesee; southern held at 5 "A SIS so.
sper Dbl : '''"' 10 ! :
/ Not much doing in wheat. Sales Of Gene.
ssee at % 81 %, and 5000 bushels rod q,
O3 81 0s. Corn is in good request. with
ian active business. Sales to-day OF so ooo
abushels, at SOC for new mixed and 81 Csc
for flat do; old pellow zoe Oats are steady
I with sales at "a 35c. Rye is heavy and in
active. Sales of 1000 bushels at 81 a &C.
Pork is in good request. Sales of 800 Dbl
at - so Sl2 rs for common mess, and II
Ia $40 IS for superior prime. Lard is seIin.
Z at 2-3c in bbls TalIow 81 Ct per ID
Bacon is in steady request There is nothin;
new 10 notice in groceries. The sales of rio,
ARE mostly on European account at a 81
q per ID.
8 Whlskey is dull with sales at % 239c pc
8gallon in bbls-BoH. Sun.
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NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine are al
ways sold the water and bect the expense
Of landing, Inspection cooperage &c; say on lumber
Soc TO s. per NJ tar and TurPentne about loc per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according TO quality
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AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
TIMBER, LUMBER, AND NAVAL STORES.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public in general that he will re.
ceve orders for the sale of TIMER, LuMnEn, and
NAVAL STORES, and solicits share of The public
patronage.
He will al all times endeavor to give the quick.
est possible despatch to all business entrusted to
his care. He will also have large Timber pen
and good wharf at his command, where persons
sending any of the above articles to market can
secure the same till sold, at moderate expense.
OFFICE on Halls wharf.
MILES COSTIN.
Dec Is, ls4s[-l4-H
Chronicle and Commercial copy once weel
for 3 months each.
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SA L r.
5000 bushels Turks Island, cargo of barque
Emma, for sale by G. w. DAVIS.
ALSO--3OO sacks, daily expected per schr
Stranger, from Charleston, for sale by
D221 G. w. DAVIS.
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COR N.
1000 bushels, cargo of schr Pearl, from Jack
onville. For sale by G. w. DAVIS.
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Valuable Land

BEING determined to remove to the West:
will sell on a credit of q and Is months at tn
plantation on which reside, ten miles east o
Carthage, in Moore county,
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CIDER-CIDER.
l2 bbls Just arrived, for sale ut low price, and
warranted good. by VIM A GWFER.
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Office Wilmington L Manchester r. R. Co.

FLOUR:
30 bbIs. and 30 bbIs. fresE ground Flour fromI
1 new Wheat. For sale by HOWARD & PEDENi
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tContsnusd from first pags.]
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80 ,ssg.5s s.. Of No. l6, ofll} ("
49, n" ~" (9of No. ii. Of 10. Of
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Sa ,e7s e 81 FLAG s~d Cetsoa Tptss.
1900 lbs 3-thrsad dax scwing~twins per lb.
500 |" and 6-fod cotton sswing4wine, per 10.
'Hs e.aw CLAss-No. Z.
Sperm on and CsmdLs
3ObO gallons winter strained oil gallon
5000 bs pure spem candles, best quality, pr 10.
FtF tN9i Stasiomeyy, ~.
dozen memorandum book, psr dozen
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So" pieces India rubber !"
q" I-pint bottles black ink, Maynard q Noyes, per
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penknivss, 4 blades Rodgers best quality, per
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5000 guils best No. go per M.
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2 log states, hard wood frames and backs per doz.
boxes water colon and pencils complete, each
ii pounds best scarlet wafers per pound aa
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~ pounce boxes, ivory, with pounce, each
10 round rulers, (hard wood each
IL Aat 2 inches wide, each
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