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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25
Law Notice.

THE subscriber has resumed the duties Of his
| profession, and will be found at bis office
2d-strcer, one door below G. j McRee'e Office.
EDW'D CANTW ELL.
Wilmington, n. c., March "a, lS4S.
'.'Prompt attention given to claims under the
various Pension and Bounty Latcs, passed TO en-
courage enlistments in the Regular Amy and
Volunteer Service of the United States
March 10, ls48-26.f
nRRaleigh STANDARD copy times.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
EXTENSION OF BUSINESS.

EXTENSION OF BUSINESS.
The undersigned, in connexion with his former
| busine's, contemplates connecting with it a
complete stock of Family Groceries, which he
will hereafter keep constantly on hand at prices
low as any other Establishment in Wilmington,
and in order to accomplish designs, he respectful
Iy calls upon all those indebted to him, either by
note or account to settle part all during the
present month.
J. H. ROTHWELL, Crockery and Grocery
Warehouse, Market St.
Aug. IL, lS49-[ 49-3t.
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Aug. 25th. 1918.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that the Blacksmith business heretofore carried on
by WooD & PLUNKETr, will he continued at the
old stand on Princess Street, where he soIicts
share of the public patronage. He will always
andeavor to give satisfaction to his customers.
Aug 25 IS4S.-150 III L.. WOOD.
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n d Il | C E

THE subscriber has this day entered into Co
partnership with A. D. YouxG, and will continue
the business at the old stand under the firm Of
ANDERSON & YOUNG. A large stock of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Iron Groceries, &c, will
he always kept on hand, and will be sold at low
prices and on accommodating terms. All custom
ers having open accounts with me, will please call
and settle by note or otherwise.
JAMES ANDERSON.
July l3, lsis--[45 If
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(7-.,r,,c OFT FROM AMONGST THEM. "-1he
o,,,;~I Standard of Wednesday last. in the
I'u'. of an article, giving all account OF
$780, ;;,o1 meeting of the "CAss AND BUrLER
IP... Of Wake county, has the following
paragraph. Capt S1NGELrARY went to Mex
rb;6.-he is now an out-and- out demo-
GRAFT .o,,,u 49,, =,
.,.ntIv, and cut himself loose at once from all
qonrecton or association with the -" mig party
conns s;J be had been educated in the Wing faith.
he IaJ been classed with that party but he had
'nu 100 ns6 for himself and determined for himself.
exc =. rvas now volunteer in the Democratic
Ia "a, 10 md bravely said 1t is an animating spec
w. a bigh-hearted, sensitive, gifted young man
ac ~ off old opinions because they are errone-
co''"I 5rampling under foot all pecuniary or pri-
OUs ,o,sijerations, in order that he mny embrace
vac Va. nth and follow it We welcome the Cap
'u . ,rtb three times three into the great Demo-
cratic family
BryTox AND BUTLER.-The Charleston pa,
-ors state that the difficulty between Senators
D.nton and Butler, has been settled without a
,,so,ng. We see it stated in the Baltimore
Sim Of Saturday, that duel is still likely TO
,row out of the quarrel Col. Fremont has
taken up the quarrel on the part of his father
;o.Iaw, Mr. Benton, and he is TO be met on the
NAT of Mr. Butler by gentleman from the
South. So the Sun learns.
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FREIGHTS:
WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug 81

Bacon.-No change-narkct we'll supplied
with N. C. Bacon. Western-stock light.
Corn Fair supply in store. No whole
sale transactions to report. Meal.-Stock fair.
and quotations firm.
F2or.-The price OF Fayetteville -four is 25
cents less than last week. The article is held
at IS 80 Sc.
Lard-Continues scarce and prices firm.
Oats-A small cargo from Hyde county,
O2OO bushels) arrived few days since, and
changed hands at 30c per bushel
Lumber and Iimber.-Of the first we hear
of no sales worthy of remark. In the latter
sales are dull. Quotatinns range from So 10
SIS for common mill Timber. Extra lengths
will command better prices
NdraI Storcs-Sales of Turpentine during
the week ending to-day, foot up about 1000
barrels, 500 at So 424, and 1900 at So 45 per
barrel, for dip, being an advance OF cents on
last weeks quotations. Hard Turpentlne Is
also looking up. A small lot was sold day
or two ago at 81 30. The market closes firm
with an upward tendency. Spirits 1urPen-
tine has advanced another half cent Last
sales at 29c., and s. for barrels. 80 cents was
offered and refused on yesterday. 10r-None
arriving. Last sales ST As. RoStn, common
Sales OF 800 barrels, at 623c.
Rice-We understand that sale OF a lo'
of - casks, fresh beat, Rice was made to-day
but we have been unable to ascertain at Wha'
price. Ia fror,
Vessel at ST 80 and ST ,35, according to par
GELS. Market clear and the article IN demand
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:. r. sCHoNwALD,
Commissioner Of the Gt
July 81, lS4S--[45-l0t

Botanic Physician.
Nurphy's building, I'd door from the Garner O
Princess and Water Streets, North side,
WOULD tender his thanks to the citizens of Will
mingion and the surrounding country, for the We
~ liberal patronage heretofore received, and re-
specially informs the public that he still keeps
hand large and fresh stock of BOTANIC ME-
DICINES, Of his own manufacture, OF purely re-
getabIe composition. These medicines are uni
versaIIy known to possess virtues that have never
been excelIed by any series Of medicines ever Of
fered to the public. They effectua remedies
for consumption, coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, cholera, cholera morhus, cholera infantum,
cholic, graveIs, liver and spleen complaints, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism sick headache, piles, nervous
Diseases worms, letter. and all diseases 81 the skin,
itch, scrofula all kinds of fever, &c. &c.
ALso.-On hand and for sale at manufacturer
prices, RHIxEHEAuDr's patent glass pad double
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
Wilmington, Aug. Is, ls4s.-[49-ly
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NOW LANDING!

so bags No. Rio and Laguira Coffee;
20 bhls Stewards Clarified New Orleans, and ,
10 10 Crushed and Pulverzed Sugur;
boxes cheap Tobacco;
do Gimer's best Tobacco;
10 eighth casks imitation French Brandy
100 bags assorted Shot.
IN STORE.
20 tierces Cuba Molosses, "a good article j
20 boxes No. Soap; Is boxes Pearl Starch
hhds Porto Rico Sugar, (cheap)
10 bales Al Rockfsh Shirtings, and 10 bales
Cross Creek Yarn.
We respectfully call the attention Of Country
Merchants to the above as we are able TO furnish
them at New York prices.
alsl HOLMES 4 HAYES.
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NOTICE..

NJ IL l..
THE subscribers having purchased the entire
stock of Groceries, &c. of Mr.. Boland, will con-
tnue the business at the Store formerly occupied
by him, and in addition to their present stock will
receive in a few days fresh supply of every art-
Gle usually kept i'll their line, and soci. contn-
uance of the patronage of his former customers.
They will pay particular attention to the selec-
ton of FAMILY GRoCERIs, and hope by unremt-
ted attention, and using their best endeavors TO
please. to give satisfaction TO all who may favor
them with a call.
1hhy will also attend to the sale of all kinds Of
Produce. CARROLL q FENNELL.
Wilmington, n c., June ?, 1913. 3stf
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TeIe4r.nhed for ,ha p.I,;no-a

Philadelphia, Aug. 22-p. m.-There is no
change in the stock market Nothing doing
in flour. Small supply of grain. Sales Of
prime red wheat at Oh a 81 O6, and of white
at 81 Is. Yellow Corn So SO cents. Whis-
KY 243 a IS. The sales of Provisions are
for ship stores, and cannot be accurately quo
ted: The markets generally are exceedingly
dull, and | have no sales OF any thing of any
consequence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

-. i"e ChGltense.-We understand from good
G iIl5 mat Col Benton never has accepted
Judge Buffers challenge. The challenge was
gwen on Sunday. Col. Benton objected to
VII Foote as the bearer, on the ground of per-
SonaI hostility. Reverdy Johnson was sub
Mtuted for Mr.. Foote, and he called upon
CoI. Benton, and intimated desire that spec
Gy arrangements for meeting should be made.
Un Wednesday Mr.. Johnson not having re-
TelYed any acceptance or refusal from Col.
benton, addressed note to him to the effect,
mat II no answer to the challenge was re-
GelVed by o'clock that afternoon, it would
We regaided as refusal. No answer was re-
'eI'ea'-Chaneston Erening Ners, 14th INST.
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M. CRONLY,
N q IT I T. r

IS hereby given that at the next Session of the
General Assembly of North Carolina, an applica-
ton will be made for Charter for Company to
construct Rail Road from Goldsboro' to Raleigh.
August ls, lS4s-T49.H
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wHOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made to the next General Assembly OF
North Carolina for the passage of an Act, incor-
porating Rock SPRING TENT, No. $780, lndePen-
dent Order of Rechabites.
Wilmington, No. Ca, Aug. 25th' is4s'
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hccmedy for Hessian Fy-The Pennsylva-
I I CuItlvator publishes a communication from
, ISonah Oglesby, of Dauphin county, stating
, a the best, indeed the only, preventive "a
S sS the Hessian fly, is TO destroy by fire
, ,Is Wheat, oat, and rye stubble He afirms
, ,n he never had fly in any wheat which
vas sown in a field which had been Just be.
; lure fired over. The experiment is worth try
,ng' and the statement of the fact is worth the
'Pace which it occupies in our columns.
Baltimore Sun
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.Inlv CI-f45.if
EXTRACT OLE ROSE

Meakin's Pure concentrated Extract of Rose, for
favoring Ices, Jellics, Custards, Sauces, Pastry,
Syrups, &c. &c. Also, Preston's Extract of Lem
on, Jamaica Ginger, (Pure and White,) Nut
megs, Cinnamon, Tonka Beans. and other cos
metics, just received and for sale by
LIPPITT s. Vikings,
j21 Druggist s. Chemists.
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Gen. TaWor's Northern Facc-The Pitts
burg Gazette of the 18th contains the extract
Of letter from Thomas Ewing of Ohio, 10
VIM. H. Johnston of that city. The Old
BAIT BoIIer,'' as he is Familiarity called, declares
ID favor Of Gen. Taylor, and, among other rea-
sons, assigns the following:
Cass or Taylor will be our President. Cass
is IN favor OF the exercise of the veto power
General Taylor is opposed to it. If we have
PROTECTIVE tariff and Improvements of rivers
and harbors, we must have them by vote of
The two houses of Congress. Taylor will not
Use Executive influence against either of those
measures; CasS ,cW Taylor will not veto
either Of them; Cass lrW veto both We gain
everything by eIecting General Taylor that
we could gain with the most thorough friend
Of those measures we lose all if Cass is cleo
led. The same is the case as it respects free
and Sidve territorH- Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

Charleston, Aug. 23-CoTroS.-Th Cot
ton market has been in rather a languid state
since our last report. The transactions have
been limited TO some 500 bales, at prices rang
ing from 81 10 81. The bag of new Cotton, re-
ported few days since as having been re-
ceived, was sold at y.
RIcE-s in demand, and is taken on arri.
val at S3i and SO 9-16ths per hundred.
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NEwBERN, Aug. 22.--Turpent'ne;s-DIp
has sold, on an average, at 50 05, and Scrspe
at 81 O5; Tar 81 SO to 81 SIS.
Corn.-40 bbIs Of this article from up Neuse
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CONsEgS UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY,

THE undersigned arc now prepared to ill alI
orders they NAV be favored with, at the following
greatly reduced prices, for approved six months
paper or a discount OF 10 per cent. will be made
for cash on delivery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

" II is right inherent in every freeman to
possess himself of the political principles and
opinions of those into whose hands the admin
lstratlon of the government may be placed
Gen. Taylor 10 DR.. Delony, June 9, 1s4s.
ST HAVE NO CoNcEALMENT ="
I" In repl 10 your Inquiries, l have to in
form you that have laid it down as a princi
pie not to give my opinions upon, or PREJUDICE
IN any way, the various questions OF policy
now at issue between the political parties If
the country, nor promise what l would or
would not do, were elected TO the Presidencv
of the United States; and that in the cae es
presented in your letter, regret 10 add, I sac
no reason for departing from this princinIe ~
Gen. TayIof to B. W. Nc onkcy, on the WI
mot Prorso, Feb. 10, 1913.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

K9-Mr. Alfred MarIer, Commoner elect
lubig) from Burke County, died on the 9Th
;rsant
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partncrshIp heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm of WooD i
PLUNKLrr, was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the 18th inst.
The business of the firm will be settled by l..
WooD. l.. WOOD,
JOHN PLUNkETT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

n GOOD Ht.-Coionel Kaufman, of Texas,
~ speech at Carlisle, Penn, on the 4th of July
, ID; r. remarked that 'the wings boosted much
o VI zen. laylors victories; but here is an old
.n%n pointing to Gen. Sam Houston, of Tex
I6 o1 VINO VINO not on y rchiPped Santa Anna against
,"5 heaviest odds, but who caught him too,
W.T., mnen ne had two sound legs, which Taylor
% %dS unable to do when one of them had dwin-
Oi0u INTO piece of wood
Bali. Republican and Argus.
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RRr.4.V' s. KOOVCE,

DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Shoes, &c,
AND
Agent for the sale of Medicines, Books. &c &c,
RichIands. OnslOw County, n. G.
August a. lS4S- 47-3m
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Ner York, Aug. 16-NAvAL STORES. =
North County Turpenine is very firm, and
would meet with ready sale at 50 so per $50
10, the previous price: there has, however,
been little or nothing done this week. Spirits
Iurpentlne is quicker, al 343 80 cents, cash;
and 81, mos. Common RoSin continues un-
usually scarce, and still higher prices have
been paid for the small lots coming in; North
County, afoat. brought IS cents; and 300 bills.
No. /, So per bbl. We haveno sales of Tar,
or change in prices 10 report
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine are al
ways sold the water aud subject to the expense
of landing inspection, cooperage &C. say on lumber
SOC TO 81 per NJ: and Turpentne shout 0c per bbl
For dry virgin or mixed turpentiue deduction is made
according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Always in store, and for sale at lowest market
prices, by w. A. GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

DR.. JAMES F. MCREE, JR., has re.
sumed the practice of Medicine.
n10rFIcE opposite the Bank of Cope Fear.
August 25, l94S-[5O-3
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MONUMENTS;


Plain and Box Tombs Head and Foot Stones;
Fire Places; Mantel Pieces; Bureau and
Centre Table Tops; Pastry Slabs; I'm
posing Stones; Form Tables; Paint
Stone and Mullars Window
and Door SflIs and Lintels.
In short every article required, either Of Italian.
Eovn,iao. Of American Marbles. he is prepared to
furnish. at prices that cannot fail to please--and
in a .,y,e Of workmanship that cannot be surpss-
seJ at the North OF elsewhere. He will attend TO
the delivery and putting up of all jobs that require
his attention-thereby saving the purchaser the
trouble Of employing inexperienced men to put up
a Job after it has been bought at the North ; and
he has no hesitation in saying that there will be a
nett saving of 90 to 25 per cent 10 buying OF him,
together with the assurance of having the work
sound--not running the risk of breaking BY ship
ping from distance. The public are respectful
ly invited to call and examine his stock and Judge
for themselves. Orders by mailor otherwise, from
the country. will be attended to, and charges the
same IS if ordered IN person, and instructions im'
piicitly obeyed. o: u. FORD.
Agents for Duplin County, at KeDsnsville, l.
B. q J. J. KELLr.
For Wayne county, a, GoIlsboro, GREeOHr
& GRIsW OLD.
For Sampson County, at Clinton, j. d w.
Josssox, with whom all orders can &c seft'
May IL, ls4s--l35-sm
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber offers for sale, PIANO, Of the
| very first order; to hriliiancy of tone and
beauty of workmanship it cannot DC excelled. 1t
was made by Knahe 6, Cache, Baltimore, who
stand pre-eminent us manufacturers. Persons
wishing first rate instrument will please cali on
the subscriber. Terms will be made easy.
S. J. CARROLL,
at WIN. SHAw's Drug Store.
May 18th, 1S49.-I36tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25

Getting owtuHy nlarmcd.-Gen Leslie
Coombs addressed a wing meeting in Buffalo,
short time since, and made the following
declarations;
." In 1914, at this time of the year, Mr. Clay
was elected President of the United States by
orer hundred thousand majority In No
renbcr, ire found that James K Polk had the
most rotcS'
-, " have travelled through ten States of the
J;mon, and if the 1rt'g party do not arouse
@smSelres. Lclris CaSS 1riU be the nert PrcSi-
drH"
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Notice to Pre-EmptiOn Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emp
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, is required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Re-
gister and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and
make payment therefor, as SOM as practicable az
ter seeing this notice, and before the day appoint
ed for the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Julv 81 l84S--F45-lOt
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B.LTIMoRE, Aug. 22.-The flour market
has been quite active to-day, and the the sales oi
Howard Street foot up some 200 bbls "a al
4 e34 to SIS, cash and time CITY mlIls Isl. is SELL
ing at 81 933 cash, up to IS l23 on time.
Gfa;n,-The supply of wheat is net so large 4
os are frmer, if not slightly ADVANCED L.
white 81 IS Corn is down little; sales lie
today at Il 4sc TO: white; yellow 81 S ST.
New Oats 80 a 49, Rye 70 73c. PTovls-
ions.-Mess Pork is held at Sill anu r'it me
At 50. Sales of Bacon at cents lot
Sides and Shoulders, and ST for superior lots;
Hams cents Lard 81 9 cents, in Kegs e !; !
ia 8 in bbIs. Whisky.-Small sales at 24t
cents in barrels, and 2s1 in hhds. Groceries:
auction today 2S9 Ds1 hh do b po:4 80 b Hi0
50 S. IS IS bbls. do. 3 IS 81; Also 70
casks Porto Rico Molasses at 235 cents per
gallon.
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FOREIGN MANCHESTER CAMBRIA.

correspondence of the journal! Of Commerce1
LIVERPOOL August 4th,-The apprehension OF for
mdable Irish Rebellion which pr, vailed the date of
our last has happily subsidized in great measure and
WIN lie lear OF outbreaks in this and the manufacture
ing towns, for the present, at least.
me favorable influence which this might have
cSrd en- our cotton market, is C0uneraced by the I'M
satisfactory STATE of the trade with the Continent par
tcnary the disappointed hopes of speedy settlement
OF the Russian and Danish question: which has greatly
checked the previous tendency improvement Nan
chester.
we have had moderate and rather languid demand
i"r Cotton" Just barely sufficient maintain previous
rates ana We repeat our last quotations. At for fair
Upland and Mobile and 3D. for fair Orleans midding
81 HI and ordinary 33 per ID The sales of the
week enued this evening amount 10 81 500 bales. Of
winch Zoo nave been taken speculation and 3, 200
Tor export and the American descriptions consist OF T.
o5o UplandS at l2 Il, Is $50 Orleans 81, 1870
Ala9atna and Mobile at l-2 -2, and 200 sea Island
at IL l3d per h.
he prospects for the approaching harvest have not
varied since our Inst, and the weather confines
moderately favorable for rpening the crops Nearly
every lhIng depends on the weather for few weeks
come With regard to the important question Of the
potato crop II may be time before anything of n
decided character can be determined. In the meantime
te general accounts Of the crop much moro favora
pic tan ten days ago, and in consequence Indian
mas decIined IS per quarter. Sweet flour is worth
9s I'd Bus sour 2Ss Indian 81 34s per Or In
uian corn meal los I'd 5s % per Dbl; wheat 6s Cd SIS
Sd per 10 lbs with light stocks.
ABOUT S9O hbis of turpennc have been sold at IS ID
Is "a per cWt Rosn has advanced To Is 81 per cwt
Yours respectfully, BRnwH SHIPIEY & Co
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From tho WI aoI;n

H'OH1 TIC wheeling Argus Aug. p.
We have been furnished with the follow.
ing extract Of a letter written by an intelligent
and influential democrat of Ohio to his friend
in tins city. 1t is cheering to hear such facts
coming from such high authority -
Extract, dated
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1913.
The wing party in Ohio is al
most dissolved. AS political party, in thi.
State, think it will not survive beyond the
tune OF the next election. Ohio is as certain
to cast her electoral vote for Cass and Butler
as the ides of November shall roll round. The
Buffalo nomination may produce some change
IN matters IN Ohio, but cannot lessen the pros
poets OF Cass and Butler in the State.
In haste, yours, very truly,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber. being DESTROYS Of removing 10
the West offers for sale his lads lying on
Long Creek, consisting of about $50 acres. most
of which is we'll Tinbered and has excsllent range
for raising OF Stock. Persons wishing 10 purchase
will do well to call on the subscriber At bis resi-
dence. WIN. WALKER.
July %, Is4s-[46-5t'
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THE BITTER BIT.
Tile Plaster on the right back

A"h L '"StC' Oft t'tC ItSHt OICh.
A friend who heard the discussion between
Nessrs. Manly and Reid, at Reid's store, Ire
dell county, not candidate Reds store, re-
ates most amusing scene which took place;
Mr. Manly was charging federalism upon Gen.
Cass and accused him of wearing The black
coc5ade and then ridicuing Mr. Reid for de-
nOuucng federaIsts, while he was going to
vote for one for President 1t reminded him,
said Mr. Manly. of butcher who was cross
eyed, and got boy 10 hold calf while he
Knocked ii in the head But the boy some
how thought his uncle Jake was not looking
he right way to hit the calf, so he called out
-"look here Uncle Jake, you goin to hit the
way You look cause if you is, can't hold
that calf" IA very stele anecdote for a gem
icman 10 repeat.]
This passed off, and Mr. Reds time TO re-.
ply came. land where were you, Mir Man
~" says Mr. Reid, 'in the days of black
cockade federalism ," Did you not wear
The black cockade when you were goins TO
school; :"
He paused for reply, but none came.
Yes, gentlemen, that same Charles Man
y, wore the black cockade, when he was
nineteen years Of age"
" was only thirteen" says Mr.. Manly! !
can prove" says Mr.. Reid, "that he was
nineteen -" Uncle Jake, hold that ca f." point
Ing 10 Mr. Manly.
Fayetteville Cqrolinidn, 18Th inst.