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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-30
; FOREIGN MARKETS.
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LIVERPOOL, June 10.
C0fto1-Sales are for the most part confined
30 the immediate wants Of the trade Prices have
slightly receded from last rates; quotations, No
bile fair AID; New Orleans AID Stock of Cot
ton, in Liverpool estimated at S ITO, being 49,
$50 more than at the same time in Is47. Corn
32s. to 35s. Flour u. S.. 27 to 2ss. Wheat, U.
3. red. Is. Sd. TO Is. 3D. white Is. 3d. to IS.
The money market remains without alteration
Capital continues abundant but there is no dispo-
slon to loan except on first rate securities. First
class paper q to 4. Warrants and other securi-
ties 6 to 7, AND money on call about per cent.
Consols closed in London on the 9th, al SAT-
LONDON, June 9.
Naval SroREs.-Spirits of Turpentine meet
with lit e demand, hut sellers are not inclined to
take lower prices English drawn in puncheons
S2s American is held for Gas. Of rough about
500 bbls were sold at Us Cd. since which holders
demand Is, but no sales The parcel of Whining
ton. which arrived last week, is now being landed
7s has been offered, but Is Sd is demanded. 70
sin dull at previous terms. We have had an ar
rival Of 976 bbIs Tar, and 30 haf-bbls from Chris
tinesadt, all Of which sold; 500 at about 9s, and
the remainder in small lots at 9s Cd, which are
rather lowtr prices than those of last week. Arch
angel is selling slowly TO the dealers at SIS to 9s
sd English Coal is quiet at Is cd to IS per brl.
In Pitch 40 change to report.
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NOTICE,

LIPPITT & WILLKtNGS take pleasure
in announcing to the public that they have re-
LALS, &c. &c, at their old stand on Front street,
perfectly uninured by the late fire in their immc-
diate vicinity, and ale now ready to furnish Ply
sicans and Merchants with their Summer supply
at the shortest notice.
Consisting in part Of Castor Oil, Pv. Jalap, do
Rhubarb, do Ipecac, DO Coumbo; EPSON Salts
do Glauher; CalomeI Fol Seneca, Called Mag
nesia, do Henrys do Carbonate, (London in small
squares;) Gum Arabic. do Pow'd. Gum Opium,
do Pow'd. Gum Alocs; Cape 4 Soc-SuIph Qui-
nine, Iodine, Citrate oflron & Quinine, Hydr Pot
ass, Iodide of Lead. do sulpher, do Arsenic. 80
Mercury, Feroc, Potass Pv. Staun, Strychnien,
Veratrim, Soluble Citrate of Iron, Darsentt of
Quinine. Chloroform, VaIerianete ofTinc, &c. DC.
June 3OG-42.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Tbo to,,ow;ng teegrap hic dispatch has been
..csive8 by the Charleston Courier OF Monday:
o. Now Orleans correspondent communi-
va, ,,;tb ns under date of the afternoon of
Wednesday last.
"T Tutn,t from Merico-The steamer Trent
Ia arr;,ad at New Orleans from Vera Cruz,
pa. Loft there on the 18th inst, being six
3as." iotsr than before received from that place,
Jay hr;nqing two days later intelligence from
, @ Mexican capitol.
me TR %Ts was no news of especial importance
p,ongbt by the Trent. Herrera had finally ac-
.on,ed the Presidency of Mexico. Paroles
r ,r8s in the capitol al the last dates.
Ten thousand American troops were en-
.o,nnpd at Encero awaiting transportation.
The health of Vera Cruz had considerably i'm
proved. =,
From Yucntan-The inhabitants Of the Isle
= Cameo had petitioned Commodore Perry
W, N Withdraw the the Naval forces until
,5o Mexican government had provided for
.|cir safety. The Peninsula was in a most
lepIorabe state.
LATER from Tampico-Severe BatNe-A
s,booner arrived at New Orleans on Wednes-
Jov from Tampico, with dates to the 18th inst.
The Indians had become very troublesome
C,ptajns Hunt and Wise, with their compa-
MES, had repealed an attack of the Whites and
Indians from Campeachy. in which the In
1jans lost nine hundred of their number All
,Ip small towns had been destroyed or vaca-
red Further particulars will be looked for
with much anxiety.
The following Geographic despatch appears
III the Courier of Tuesday morning:
From New Orlenns.-Our New Orleans at
qntire correspondent writes US under date of
Friday, 23d inst
Later from Merico-The steamship Pal
ns1O arrived at New Orleans on Thursday
from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on the 18th
Instant.
Mr. Sewer, our Commissioner TO Mexico,
eft the Mexican Capital on the 18th inst, on
bis way to this country. and was expected to
arrive in Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst On his
arrival al that place, the custom house, and
public buildings, and property, were to beturn
sI over 10 the Mexican authorities.
A conspiracy had been formed at the city OF
Mexico, headed by Paroles and Jarrauta, to
rerthrow the existing Government The
pspatCh reads &c assassinatel five favorable to
geace but does not state whether the con
Pirators were quelled or not, or what was the
final result.
All the troops were expected to reach Jaiapa
on the 2Ist inst The Palmetto brought four
Companies Michigan Volunteers.
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Administrators Sale.

nm Thursday, the 18th day of July next, at
W the late residence of Owen HANsLEY, decd
the subscriber, as the Administrator nf said OWEN
HANsLEr, will expose TO SALE at public auction,
the perishable property belonging TO said Estate.
consisting principally of the following articles,
viz:
20 head of Cows and Calves;
81 head of Stock Cattle;
l Yoke of OxeL;
Horses;
10 head of Hogs. number of which are 2
and years old,
80 head Sheep;
/ Gig and Harness;
OK Cart;
pair Ok Wheels;
l Horse Cart;
- Bbls. Dip Turpentine;
The present growing Crop. consisting of Corn,
Peas. Potatoes &c; Household and Kitchen Fur
niture: Farming Utentials, and many other
articles.
ALSO,
The Negroes of said Estate will be hired for
the balance of the year.
credit of six months will be allowed the pur-
chasers, who will be required to enter into bonds
with good and sufficient security for the payment
Of their respective purchases.
Il. j. ARMSTRONG Admir-
juno 23d, ls4s.-E4I.3t
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FREIGHTS:
WILMINGTON MARKET-June2 20.

Bacon-The Bacon market continues firm,
with fair stock and small sales.
BeanS-We lower our quotations for White
Beans to 90c ST per hushel.
Corn-Received 1900 bushels from the
plantation of Hon E. Pettigrew in TyrrelI
County, very beautiful, white, fiat grain,
clean article. This cargo has been taken by
a dealer, but we have been unable to ascertain
the price-we suppose about SCI to 81 cents,
Meal is without material change.
Four-Price firm and supply fair
Hay-Sales at 65 cents
Lard-Stock rather lighter than a week
ago-price firm.
r-River--Nothing doing.
Iamber-There is now upon the market a.
bout 100 RATS of Mill Timber, of all qualities.
Sales are extremely dull, Miller's only buy
ing for immediate use. We refer to our table
for quotations, including all qualities of Mill
Timber No Shipping Timber on the market,
and we hear of no enquiry for it.
Naval StOreS-Since our last weeks review,
Turpentine has arrived very slow. The price
has been extremely steady during the week
the sales to-day do not quite reach 200 barrels,
with clear market We refer to our table
for prices Spirits Turpentine has declined
cent since our last. Sales of 80 bbls. this
morning at 26 cents We quote at 26 26t
Tar is without chaEge-with light receipts
Rosin No. 3. Sales 100 bbls. yesterday at IS
cents.
Liquors-Sales of Gin at 80 SIC. Sales
Whiskey IS 81 cts.
FreightS-No change. See table.
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Cheap Reef. for Cash !

zNHE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
- zens of Wilmington, that they will keep con.
stanty on hand, at the Stalls No. Z. 8, 8, 10 and
IL. in the MARKET HOUSE. a supply of the
best of BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB and VEAL.
Their prices for Prime Beef, are from Ct TO 81
cents per h.; and all other meats from to 10 cts.
per pound. ]. KING,
THOS. O'CONNOR.
N. 3. TO Graziers and others having fine
Cattle and Sheep to dispose of, they will find il To-
their advantage in first making application to
them, they have made il a rule to pay the high
est corresponding prices with these of Charleston.
and paying them Cash on the delivery. So there
is no longer the necessity of the Farmer driving
his Cattle hundreds of miles to another market 10
obtain a sale in which he can realize the Cash.
juno Odd. l8lS.-[4l.if.
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me points OF difference between the two great
political parties, but without. concluding. he
gave way for motion that the committee rise
He has the floor Tomorrow,
Mr.. Harralson introduced resolution call
ing on the Secretary of War TO report to the
House the strength of the respective corps of
Inc army after the discharge OF those who, by
Inc terms of their enlistment and the opera
',on OF existing laws, are required TO be dis
charged al the close of the war with Mexico :.
and also hat will be the strength of the corps
remaining in the Amy when filled to the may
mum authorized by law. And the House adj
journed.
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sHocCo sPRIN G. s.,
WARREN COUNTY, N0RTH CAROLINE.

1nHIS pleasant Simmer retreat. newly fitted
Up. surrounded by beautiful forest grove,
Offering inducements to those seeking health Of
pleasure. is again open to sisilofs:,
The Proprietor will devote to it his personal at'
tentou, aaded by good assistants; ard from hisexz
Perietlce in public life, he fatte.s himself that
his Establishment will compate, in manner and
style. with any other Of the kind. ShUcco is acE
cessihIc by the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
within IL miles of Warrenton Depot, from which.
via Wafreiton. the Proprietor will run daily
line post coaches, and thereby giving visitors tho
benefit of daily mail while at Shacco. The mes
dicinal properties fShacco Water are, SulPhefa
Soda, Magnisia. Lime & EPSON Salts has proven.
by ties, Of more than half century, It's efficacy
in the cure of most diseases incidental 10 South1
ern climate.
Transient Persons. except those boarding with
the Proprietor, will be charged for the use Of the
water.
good Band of Music will he in attendance
during the season.
SAMUEL CALVERT, Proprietor.
May 20, iS4s-[37.9t
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DUBLIN COUNTY, June 22d.

GENTLEMEN
Your communication in which committee
from the citizens of KenansvilIe, you request me
to deliver an address the approaching annif fer
sary, has been received.
Although / am well aware of my inability to
do justice to the occasion, and more so shall be
from the limited space of time intervening tban
otherwise, vet Z do not feel at Ii'erty to decline
SO fattering mark of your respect and partility
Please accept. gentlemen, my acknowledging
for the kind and polite manner in which your re-
quest was made and believe me with esteem to be
your oh't serv't. w. HOUSTON.
To Messrs Kelly Bass, W. H. Hansey, and
T. Carroll Committee
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POWERFUL TrsTJmoNv


From Bergen, Genesee County, New York.
This Is to certify, that have used Wrieht's In
dian Vegetable Pills in my family. and have sold
to various persons, within short time. one hun
dred and fifty boxes of them. and thew have uni
versaIly been spoken IF as good medicine. Then
hare restored u number Of individuals ,cho ,vere
IN declining state Of health, and in q number
OF cases haze cured tie Piks-some cases of long
standing. do cheerfulIy recommend virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills to all who are out of health.
as being most excellent medicine
Yours, &c. H. WILCOX.
Beware of COunterfeits of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
bic IN outward appearance the original medicine.
The safest course Is, to purchase of the regular
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, N. C., by George R.
French Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices
Oftlces devoted exclusively to the sale of Wrght's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail SO
Race st. Philadelphia; 2sa Greenwich st., New
York, and 1913 fremont ST.. Boston.
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- 2Ms.AsA :a:1:ss Iss 1Isssa "a
AAK PORT OF WILMINGTON. 2AE


June Goth schr Toga, Collins, New York, to DeRos.
set Brown f Co.
Schr G w Davis, Briggs New York, to C w Davis.
Schr Morris Vain, Beaston, New York, to E. J.
Lutterloh q 20
schr Jack Downing, Parker, Onslow county, N. c.,
TO Martin
schr Brilliant, Pigot, Onslow county, N C, to G w
Davis.
27-Schr Lady Whdbee, Partridge, Lake Phelps, N.
c., to!DeRosse Brown & Co
29-Schr. L. P. Smith, Youngs, from New York, 10
r. W Brown.
schr Thorn, wainwright, from New York, to w o
Jeffrcys
Schr Victory, IEambleton, from Lockwoods Folly, TO
Flanner.
CLEARED
June 22-Schr Marion johnson, Little River, S by
q w Davis.
schr Julia, vanglder, Richmond, Va by G w Da.
Wis.
24-Brig Wellingsly, Persons, Madeira, by Barry,
Bryant f. Co
Schr Charles Mills, Sanford, New York, by r w
Brown.
schr White Oak Gibbs, Alexandria, Va, by G w Da-
Wis.
2s.-steamer VIM Meares, McRac, for Fayetteville,
by e. Latta.
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B.LrrMonr, June 27.-The -four market ex-
hibits no change. and remains very quiet-the
news by the steamer producing no effect. Hold
ers of Howard street brands are asking S. 623
but no sales have taken place. City Mills is NOM
inaI at S. IS. and Susquehanna at IS 624.-
Rye -four at IS IS. Corn meal 81 81 37t.
The first lot of new Wheat reached the market
yesterday. (ftOm the farm of Mr.. G. Bailey, West
moreland county Va.,) and was disposed of this
morning at ST.. o per bush. 1t was rather an in
ferior quality of red, and the grain somewhat soft
Good TO prime old red wheatis worth lOaS1 Is.
A lot of lGOU busl els Virginia red sold yesterday
at 81 10. No white in market. Corn is scarce
small sales of white at Acc, and yellow at d.
Oats 30 SIC Rye IS. Nc change to notice
in Provisions or Groceries, market steady
Whiskey is dull-smaII sales at FL 223c PEI
gallon, in bids. and bbls.-Dat!g Sun.
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Assignee's Sale

IN Wednesday morning next, 5th proximo, at
u / / O'clock at the Store formerly occupied by
D. w. WooD, | will sell all the stock therein
contained, consisting of
Groceries, Liquors and HoLlo,O- Ware, with about
r. tons Coal, Drdy ana Cart, Horse.
And on Wednesday, 18th pr"xmo, on the pre-
misses the Stores occupied by D. w. Woon, and
H F. WOoD. Terms made known at sale.
GEORGE FERGUSON, Assignee.
CRONLY, WALKER & HALL. Aucti0neers.
June 3O-l42-lt.
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N o II G. F.

THE subscriber having qualified as Administra-
tor of the goods and chat,els rights and credits of
James NJ. Thompson, deceased, at the June Term.
l84s, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for New Hanover County, hereby notifies all per-
sons indebted to his intestate to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims agairs,
said interstate notified to present them within
the time prescrib d by law, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
THOS. c. CRAFT, Admir-.
June Is, lS4S-T4O-6m
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Brigade Orders No. IL.
lead QUARTERs, 3n Ba,eADE, J
6TH DIyIsIoS. N. e.. MrL,rr,

6rH DIvIsIoS, N. e. MILlrIa.S
WrLMIxfoN, 21st June, ls4s.
The Field Officers and Commissioned Officers
of the 3Oth Regiment; Staff Officers of the Sd
Brigade; Brigade and Regimental Music, are here
by ordered to assemble in Uniform, with white
Pantaloons, on the morning of the 4lh of July
next at half past o'clock. in front of the Carroll
ma Hotel. to join in the celebration of the ami.
Versary of their country's independence.
officers Of the Major Generals staff. and all
commissioned Officers attached to the Sd Brigade.
are respectfully requested to join the procession.
by order OF
L. II. MARSTELLER. Brig Gen.,
Sd Brigade No. Ca. Militia.
WIN. N. PEDES, Aid-de-Camp.
June 23d, IS4S.-I4I-2t
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KENANsvILLE, June 81, 1913,

EVANSVILLE, June 81, 1913.
WILLIAM ]. HOUsroN, ESQ
DEAN SIR:-At a meeting of the citizens of
KenansVille, held at the Courthouse this day,
for the purpose of making some suitable arrange
ments to celebrate the approaching anniversary of
our Independence, you were selected ny said meet
ing to deliver Grafton on the approaching fourth
of July and the undersigned were appointed a
committee 10 inform you thereof, and request
your compliance with the same In performing
the duty assigned US. we respectfully ask that
you wi not decline doing US, and those we rep
resent the favor desired
Very respectfully, your ob't ser,'ts,
! y y + I'll i oS SaSsssr' Committee.
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N O II G. F.

THE subscriber having qualified as the Admin
istrator of James NJ. Thompson, deceased, will
sell at Exchange Corner. in the town of Whining
ton, on Tuesday. the It'll day of July next. all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, together
with Horse, Cart, and Dray, and other articles
belonging TO the estate of his intestate.
AT the same time and place. two likely Negroes
belonging to said estate will be sold all of which
property will he sold on credit of six months,
the purchaser thereof giving bond and approved
security. THOS. e. CRAFT, Admir-.
June l6, l84S-G4O-tds
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Taken up aud Committed

TO the Jail in jacksonville OnsIow county, on
the 28h o. June. A. D. 1913, one negro slave by
the name of CATER; his age. from his looks,
appears to he about 70 years He says he belongs
to one Nancy Mournin, of Pitt county, and was
hired by Dr.. Whiggins, of Kinston. Lenoir coun-
ty. The owner of said negro is requested to come
forward, prove property. and pay Jail fees. 9TH
erwise he will be dealt with a. the law directs.
w d. HUMPHREY, Sheriff.
lime an l242--I42.tf
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June l6, lS4S--T4O-t6J
800 REV ARD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
of May last. his negro man JOSH, DIETER known
Josh Kelly. Said negro is of dark complexion.
about feet high ;weghs so or I56 pounds, and
is somewhat grey.
Twenty dollars will be given for his delivery to
the subscriber, in Bladen county.
June 9, Is4s (39-3D r. w. JOHNSON.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

The handsome and well selected stock of Fancy,
Dry and Staple Goods, of NATHAN DREr, decd,
are now being sold off at prime cost. Those who
want to purchase bargains in this line had better
call at once, as sales of the whole stock must and
will be speedily effected The stock consists Of
we'll selected assortment of FANCY G""Ds. which
were bought few months since in the Northern
markets, principally for cash. The Ladies are
particularly invited to call and examine the stock
of Goods now offered at cost. They can obtain
bargains. JOSEPH DREY.
May rs, lS48.-f37f
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE subscribers having at the Jane Term,
le4s. of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
of the County of New Hanover, obtained Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF the late Capt. James
Moore, hereby notify all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to present the same within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery and all persons in
debted t" said estate are requested to make pay
ment of their respective debts without delay.
JAMES P. MOORE, 1E~,,.
JOEL L. MOORE. ia ''
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A CARD.

THE subscriber offers his thanks to Captain
John Davis and Crew, of the Pilot Boat Murga-
ret Davis for their valuable services in taking his
Family and other Passengers under his charge
from the S hr Harrison Price, while laying on
New Inlet Bar in distress, on Thursday morning
the 22d inst. II. H. STANTON.
June 3O-.42-lt,
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RUNAWAY.

n BSCONDED from David Godwin's planta1
@SA ,io- in Brunswick county some months ago.
two Negro Slaves. PETER and SUCK. | will
give reward of $50 each for the apprehension
and delivery of said Negroes to me-, or lodged in
the county Jail of New Hanover.
June 23-[4l-h w. G. HOWARD.
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SWEET CIDER.
A few Bills. on hand, for sale by
June %. WIN. A, GWYER.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS uf Administration on all and sin.
gular the goods and chatels, rights and credits o!
Washington Collins, decd, were granted to the
at the June Term, Is45. of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF the COUNTY of
New Hanover all persons having claims against
his intestate are hereby notified to present the
same within the time prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
pay the same without delay.
NJ. c. COLLINS, Admir-
June Is, l5fS-G4O-t6J
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.

Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
PH1LApELPHIA. Jane 27--P. M.--The stock
market remains unchanged-government securi-
ties are firm, with fair transactions Pennsylvania
SIS rs 764 Reading railroad bonds 81.
The supply and recei pts of -four are light, and
the market quiet Small sales have been making
of Western and Pennsylvania brands at 374 a
s. SO Corn meal continues dull al 81 50 81
per Dbl. Rye -four is selling in small quantities
at So So 81 per hbl.
There are more sellers than buyer of grain. and
the market is pretty much at stand. Sales Of
red at l5a 81 Is per bushel, according to quail
ity not much white in market; it is nominal at
"a 81 20. Corn is duIl sales of yellow at
48 Acc, and white at As acc. Oats SO 40c.
Rye 7Hc per bush.
Provisions are firm, and prices well sustained
The supply of bacon is very small. and holders
have put prices up; it is in active demand Lard
Ia Sc per h. The grocery market exhibits no
material change; sugars molasses and coffee rath'
er quiet aud dull.
Nothing of moment has been done in cotton
since the steamers arrival. Holders are pretty
firm at previous quotations, add buyers are moi
disposed to meet them. The stock is moderate.
But little doing in rice; small sales at So 81
per 100 lbs
Whiskey is dull at 81 22c per gallon.
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OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.

UTlU POINT LUWFURT HUTEL.
THIS extensive and beautiful establishment il
l now open for the reception of Visiters. Sur
rounded entirely by salt water it affords every ia
cility for Sea Bathing, and offers ny nducement
to the traveller in pursuit of health or pleasure
The Hotel is complete in all it's arrangements -
active and efficient assistants have been procured;
and no exertion will be spared to render it in ali
respects the most agreeable and interesting resort
in the whole country.
Board per day, So 90.
By the week at the rate of 81 50 per day.
BY the month at the rate of 81 90 per day.
Children and servants half price.
JAMES 3. FRENCH.
May &c, ls4s--[37.tf
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FOR = ALE.

FWHHE subscriber having determined to change
y his business, offers for sale his highly vaIu-
able Plantation. situated seventeen miles above
the town of Wilmington, on the North East River.
There are few places with so many advantages.
The character of sot its convenience to market,
AMI heaIthness cfsltuation, its chief recon-
mendations. Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing.
will please direct their inquiries to the subscriber
June 3d. [42-4tl w. s. ASHE.
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o~-Rv a Geographic despatch, the Charles,
,oH Courier LEARNS that on Saturday last seven
C w. of the South Carolina REGIMENT oi
T TC had arrived at Mobile. The Cou-
rer thinks the Palmettos Will 'e'0'" y 'H'
Ind route