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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21
New Livery Sta.

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My stables are situated on the corner of Prin.
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with tin, which makes them entirely fye-Droof
They are large, commodious, and we'll cons,ruc.
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| also have, for the accommodation of Drovers, J
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Horses Carriages, and Buggies, kept constant
ly for hire.
My Holsters cannot be surpassed in any coun-
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Another Home Certificate.

IF all the cures that has ever been recorded, we
u may safely saw the annals of medicine cannot
furnish one to surpass this. which now stands
living proof of the durability of Consumption,
even when life had been despaired Of Dr. Swayncs
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry is all it profess
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Yours with respect, /. u. REEVES.
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The original and only genuine article is prePar-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

4 Contrast The Hon. Dixon II. Lesfis 10
probably the latest man in this country. he
weighs about 400 pounds, and is beautiful
" bound second edition of Daniel Lahoer1.-
When Gen. Tom Thumb was in Montgome,
10 be boarding y at the same hotel. with the
the gigantic proportions of Mr.. Lewis, anu
ms h;s own fgiire, he exclaimed, Ora
cloos fneA' NJ b. Delta.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

A Committee of the British House of Com:
mons report the entire value of imports into
China as 43, 3s6, TSi, of which twenty three
million dollars il paid for opium. Large guam
titles are used in other countries, Siam, Hin:
doostan, &c It's horrid effects are seen in
''the salIow, sunken cheeks, the CLASSY, wa:
terry eyes, the idiotic lddk and vacant stare"
and all the loathsorrie ruin that vice can bring
On the human body and soil.
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sGA3G OF NON16~CAROG2N a.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY COCSr.
December Term, ls47.
M RDERED, that hereafter the State Docket be
W taken up on Monday morning, and when this
Docket is disposed Of, the Appeal Docket be taken
up, and as soon as the Appeal Docket is finished,
the Exparte cases. and such as are not te ated on
the Trial Docket be first disposed of, and the Trial
Docket then be peremptorily taken up
Teste, L. II. MARSTELLER, CPk.
December "a, ls47-[l5-6t
Chronicle and Commercial copy once week
for weeks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Be it Remembered. All ought TO know that
this war was begun by Mexico and continued
through her obstinacy and against the wishes
of the Administration and our country, and
that Mexico can make an honorable peace
when she chooses. Like the others, this war
will end honorably, and those who have aid
ed to secure peace will be- ia vorabiy remem-
bered
And all ought TO know that the wings in
Congress, quite unanimously, voted for the
war, and for the men and means TO end it.
But as it has continued longer than was ex.
pected, some whig croakers, for party effect,
and regardless of our country's rights and
honor, now try to put Mexico in the right and
America in the wrong; and take a course
which encourages the Mexicans, lengthens
out the war, and plainly shows the "moraI
treason" of their authors Yet they should
remember that for all these things they will
have TO account Harcn (Conn.) Reg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Tie trae Nobility Labor, industry. and
virtue, cd hand in hand. Idleness and leisure
lead to wiekedness, imrtiorality; and vice
Down with all arstoc racyx-all nobility-save
the nobility OF irut Write and honest Industry.
Toll, either Of the brain, the heart, or the
hand. is Tile only trae mahh5od, the only true
nobility
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

A Gentleman. who came passenger on the
Missouri, from New Orleans, the same trip
she brought Gen. Taylor to his home, relates
the following incident to the ST. Louis Rerub-
Iican:
We landed at point to put out passengefS,
where but one gentleman and a lady were
standing. As the boat touched, the gentle.
man, young Frenchman, asked 10 see Gen.
Taylor, who came on the guard OF the boat as
desired. The moment he appeared the young
gentlemen exclaimed, pardon me, General,
but was anxious to see your face-to know you!
honor you, sir, more than can express, and
| wished that you might hear my voice among
others cheering you on your return from the
scene of glories. Hurrah hurrah hur-
rah! God bless you," and away went his
hat high up in the air. He then caught up
little child, his son, and the little fellow took
off his own hat and swung it Justify, the faith.
er at the same time stretching out his hand to
his wife, the whole forming tablequ really
impressive. Thank you, thank you," said
the hero of SO many victories, while tear
dimmed his eye. This is specimen of the
enthusiasm which cheered the honored old
veteran on his road
Every steamboat we met saluted him., and, ;
in short, it seemed like triumphal march.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

LUST REGEIVED,-Fresh supplies of
- Pearl Barley, SUP. CuPii, Rad Scl!eae'
TayIor's Balsam Liverw"rt, Rowsnds onIc
Mixture, Pearl Sage, &C., &c. For SAFE oy
LIPPlTT g. WILLKlNCS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

The value Of property in Great Britain is
$4,000, 900 900, and if equally divided would
give each family of five $4,000. The value
900, producing annually 81 200, 900, 100, and
equally divided, would give every five persons
e. 6nO,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

The mbre we love Go | and man, the less OF
selfshness remains in US; the swifter plaret
revolves around the sun, the slower it revolves
on its own axis, Sdmetines the morning and
evening stars are visible dt n6on-day; but only
when the sun is eclipsed Beautiful emblem!
When our life is obscdred by racking pains;
when We haze clear view of life and death
and morning and evening stats.-Jsan Paul.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Household Weights and Measurcs.-As all
families are not provided with scales, and
weights referring 10 ingredients in general use
by every house wife, the following table from
the y. Y. Tribune will be found useful.
Heights and Measures.
Wheat -four, pound is quart.
Indian Meal pound ounces is quart.
Butter, when soft, pound ounce is quart.
Loaf-sugar, broken, pound is quart.
White sugar. powdered, ID. ounce is quart.
Best Brown sugar, pound ounces is ! quart.
Eggs, average size, 10 eggs are pound.
Liquid Measure.
Sixteen large tablespoonful are ! pint.
Eight tab e-spoonfuIs are gill.
-Four large table-spoonfuls are 4 gill.
A common-sized tumbler holds ! pint.
A common-sized wine.gIass holds a gill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

The Cathedral of the City of Mexico was
founded in 1852. and cost $l,752.0d6. It was
go wears building. The New York Custom
House cost at least the same amount of mo-
ney. and not more than eight years we're con:
suuisd in ITS building.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

AGome of Ten Pins Not to be Beaten
Capt. Look made at Savannah, a few days ago.
at Thos G. Richardson's Alhambra Bowling
Saloon, seventeen successive ten Strikes couh-
ting we
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

A Woman named Bell has been committed
by the magistrates at DaveHpoft for selling her
husbands wooden leg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

4 new post office arrangement has been
made between the British and French govern
ments for a mail twice day between London
and PARIS; BY distinct routes o to be conveyed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENNsYrvA-
SIA.-The annual message of Governor Skunk
to the Legislature, occupies less than five col.
umns of the Philadelphia Bulletin. The Phil
alelphia News says:
He seems to regret the existence of the Mex
lean war-a war which he says, the prudence,
forbearance, and desire of the people could
not avert-but does not express an opinion as
to its further prosecution, or the best means of
ending it.
The public debt, on the first of December,
1916, was $40,789, SIT. On the LIST Decem-
Der, ls47, it was s4O,6 2s, 949 81, being $780,
627 46 less than year ago This reduction
was effected by the cancellation of S15O,0OO
of the relief issues, and by the receipt of the
State stocks in payment of old debts
The balance in the treasury on the LIST De-
cember, 1847, was S68O,890 So, being an in
crease of 5000 ,404 81, over the same items in
1916.
The receipts during the next year are est-
mated at $3,92l 900, and the expenses, inclu-
ding the calculation of $500, 900 relief notes,
is So &c., 1870, which leaves an estimated ex-
cess of receipts of S345,5lO.
The Canal and Railroad tolls for this year
are estimated at 81, 100000. The relief notes
in circulation on The list December last, was
1891 ,664, of which $4,000 were cancelled
on the 31st of December. The Governor re-
commends the passage of a law allowing the
Banks to fund them at a rate of interest not
exceeding per cent, per annum, payable
semi-annually, and that all the surplus means
in the treasury, be applied to the redemption
of those that remain in circulation, and the
payment of the amount funded by the banks
He compliments the Tariff of '46, and
knows of no injury fIon it. He is opposed to
any increase of banking capital, and reiterates
his views upon the subject.
He is opposed to Free Banking, and states
the argument against it very clearly.
He opposes the sale of the public roads, and
gives fiattering account of the operations On
them during the last year.
He recommends law securing TO married
| women their rights of dover, in certain cas- >
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Clay and Taylor. In reference 10 the re-
port set afoat by some of the Washington Let
ter-writers, that Mr.. Clay has written letter
stating that he will not stand against General
Taylor as candidate for the next Presidency,
the New York Tribune says: Whoever even
slightly knows Mr.. Clay, must realize that no
such indicate interference with the delibera-
tons of the people in reference TO their Pres-
dental candidate ever can or will be attemp-
ted by him.
Per contra, the Nashville Wing states tina,
attempts having been made in certain quarters
TO produce the impression that Gen. Taylor
eagerly desired and might be induced to with-
draw his name as q candidate for the Presi-
dency, in .faror Of some other individual, the
editor has received a letter from a distinguish
ed gentleman from New Orleans, whose means
of knowing Gen. Taylors views and intentions
on the subject of his candidacy for the Presi-
dency are second to those of no other person in
the Union, which says:
"No earthly power short of the people. who
have presented his [Gen. Taylor'sl name for
the Presidency, can induce him to withdraw
it. In fact, about this, as about every thing
else. he is governed by good sense, sound
principle and high honor"
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=, no. II 90. up. 20. % %
"oeral discount will be made on advertise.
, .n Exceeding one square, when published Il
IL months, cash in aa6ances.
Off the Number Of ,,onu ara mo, marked
on the advertisement, shey will ha con,;n.ed pn,il
ordered out. and charged for accOrdinrlv. -
OFAN advertisements required b he P4fB
FOR IN ADVANCE.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

7reason-'' Treason against the U. States
shall consist in levying war against them, or
in adhering to their enemies. GIVING THEM AID
AND COMFORT .Const. =. S.
"When war is levied, all those who per-
form any part, HOWEVER MINUTE or how
ever REMOTE from the scene OF action, and
who are actually leagued in the general con-
spiracy, are TRAITORS."--Chief Justice
Marshall, 4th Crdnch, D. Is.
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January z, 1s4s--[i7-3t

TINE subscriber will sell, at the Court
Il House in Elizabethtown, on the first
Monday in February. two likely Negro boys;
belonging to the estate Of VIM. B. Rebeson,
decd, on credit of six months, purchaser
giving note with approved security.
r. F. robson, Adm'r.
January 7, Ie49-Ll7-td
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Union is not always strength az Sir Chas.
Napier observed, when he saw the guffe'
mixing rum with water.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

OOFFEE--3O bags prime Rio Coffee 20 bag
i Lagura Coffee; for sale by
Jan'y I41 MCCLELLAN g. McRAE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

The Lynn News says, that the latest name
for d hustle Is back gGmmori!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

Uncle Sans property iii Washington erty1s
valued at $Ic ,334,f5e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

EREsH ARRIVALs--5O bags Coffee; hhds
4 Sugar; chests Tea; bag Pepper; dozen
Mustard bbIs Vinegar; | barrel Salmon; 10
quinsals Goldfish; 800 Demijohns. For sale BY
Jan TAI HOWARD & PEDEN.
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TERMS: Cd 50 I'M advance.
WHOLE NO.175.

Reply to Mr.. Clag-The Lex;no,on nv \
Gazette publishes in full the able AMI D. try
ic speech of MIR. Robert WicklifFe before :,
large Democratic meeting. ii is a copclus;,e
reply TO Mr. Clay's positions in favor of Mex-
leo, and powerful vindication of the ius,;cs
of the Mexican war. We regret that we have
room for only the concluding passages Al
ter quoting Mr.. Clays speech injustifying Mr.
Madison for seizing the line of the Perdido
and his speeches in 1913 on the army bill, the
orator says:
"But will not multiply extracts. | refer
You to the speeches that you may read at your
leisure, and then determine how it is that Mr.
Clay, who could at tins time thus arouse the
sleeping energies of his country BY these ar
dent appeals, can NOR coldly assert, in pres
ence of the congregated multitude of his fell.
low citizens, that il is Mexico, and not US,
who is defending her homes, her firesides, and
her affairs.
" MIR. Chairman, the whole object is 10
break down Democratic administration. Sir,
| do not personally know Mr.. Polk have
never seen him. Have no favors to ask from
him, and would accept none He was not my
choice among the Democratic aspirants to the
Presidency, as presume be was Of none here.
nave endeavored 10 look n his admlnstra-
ton with calm and unbiased mind, and
do not scruple TO affirm, that in the midst Of a
complication Of difficulties, such as have rare
~ fallen TO the lot of an American President
cold and lukewarm friends, bitter and ma
lignant toes-the general tenor of his course
has been such as to challenge the appreciation
of an enlightened people. Public men may
have their private griefs & private resentments
but the people have none such to warp theil
judgments or sway their feelings. Let him
then, 60 on, true to his high mission as The
Chief Magistrate of the only free people or
earth let him bear in mind the nature of the
trust delegated 10 him by the people; let al
the ends he aims at be his country's, his Gods
and truths; then if he falls, he falls blessed
martyr. But he will not fall Be assured thai
the uppermost political feelings of this people
is TO stand by faithful public servant A pat
riot people will come to the rescue of a patrio
President"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-21

~. s. BENNETT,
EROM Boston. would most respectfully inform
L the inhabitants of Wilmington and vicinity
that he has fitted up rooms in the rear of Or.
Wares Office, Front street, for the purpose of ts-
king DAGUERREorTPE MINIATURES, and would
invite all who wish really bold and perfect mina.
lures of themselves or friends, to give him CALL
By new and expeditions process, peculiar to him
self, he is enabled to take the likeness Of infants.
Of almost any age; and parents may now procure
pictures Of their little ones which will be protrac.
tons of life itself
Hours for operating, from 10 a. H., till 4 p. m.
December "a, lS47-[l5-l
WHITE LEAD.-lOO kegs, very superior arti
W Gle, just received. Having purchased Mill
for grinding Paints. am now prepared to grind
them, of any color, or in any quantity, to suit Gus
toners.
A fresh supply of Oils, Varnishes and Brushes.
Jan7 WIN. SHAW.
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NEW CROP MOLASSES-20O hhds prime
new crop. cargo per brig Emily;
100 hhds prime new crop, cargo per schr John
Story, Just arrived Apply to
Ian il G. w. DAVIS.
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6NAAA&NAANo ia "
mingtoR, on the 3
Those whose names
requested to ask for &C
mention the date of th,
[l7-3tl w. C. BE-
Alien, Thos NJ
Allen, JaEReS
Arts, Emily 4
Andersen. Rev RI
Allen, Thomas
Burdock, r w
Blunt, capt Samuel
BloOuingdale, Isaac
BradfOi d, Chas
Brothers, J r
Bell John
Ba5er
Ba clay, VIM d
Bryant WI
Bowdcn, Robert
Cowan, miss Mary Jane
Capps, A
CoRan, II "
eek, J
Conner, CT
Groom, George w
GhildS, Mrs Jane Elizabeth
CTablree, Joseph 2
COrbett. james
Z P OF Campbell Encamp.
ment, 100
Clapp, J
Cook, w ~
Detahunt, miss c
Days, "
Das is, ] II
Dudley, Z II =
Ennis, c
Ear pom, d W
Farham, e &
Faison, l. ID
Foye, Lewis
Gaddy, miss Mary
Gwy or, w A
Groves, J II
Gin, 8 X
Harriss, Roland
Hill, Eliza Nc
Hand, miss NJ
HarwclI. E }
Howell, H2
Hosler, James
Hill, miss Ann NJ
Holmes, miss Eliza 2
Hughes, John Al
Halves, E &
Heyer, WIZ
Hood, Britton
Jackson, JlI3
Jenkins, F
Jennclt, J n
Keith; w P
KellIi; Monsieur
I.oring; LA
LanSdell; Jehui
Layvas; Inr
Lawton; George B
Mooring; E w
Martin; John B
Mitchell; miss Jane
Morton, Sylvester
Murray; wv
Mercer; Edward
Martens; A
McGrunc; silas
Mccoy; J w
McLendon; John Il
Nixon; RF
NorrisS; Jane 9
Nnnly; Thos
Noyles; E d
Pi.tman; E2
Pressey; McKnce
| Patterfun: capt John
Paine; miss Mary J
Patterson; capt Vim
Rowe; e
Robbins; r
Reed f. Co.
Reinells; E
Reynolds; S NJ
Reed; James
Smith: s Ks
Sawyer; N P
Srrant; WIN
Smith; Josiah
Smith; Elsa
Stewart; Thos J
Smith; Hugh
Skipper; A
Smith; WIN
Smith; James
Thompson; Freeman
Trask; Freeman
Tipley; Thos
Thomas; 81
Thatcher; miss A 4
Whitman: AIonZo
w harf: A
Williams: G. w
Worden: VIM re-
Williams: NJ
Waits: John
Winters: CO
Walker: Rev II nc
Youn:
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LIST or LRTTRRS.

the Post Office at Will
3lst OF December, 1s47.
es appear on this list, are
Letters, and 10
he List.
ETTENCOURT, Pm.
A.
Ashe, PiiIlis
Adkins; Edward 2
Aldrich, A
,Ameri, David
Adams, Isaac
b.
Ball, A
Bloodworth, r
Bennett, Silas
Bowles, BIZ
Barray, G
Blackwell, Arthur
Brown, miss Mary
Boan, Bennett
Barton, mrs Ellen n, or II
ID Gilbert.
G..
Cromly, James
Cobb, samuel g
Cobb, Greenville 9
Chester, EnOch c
Crnigc, VA
Cook, Antonio
Ii Gains, miss Elizabeth 2
Cole, II
Cunningham, capt Thos
. COfill, John Z
Chambers, II T
CarpOrt, John
ID.
= Durant, Thos 4
DavisS, Moses
DeYe, Evan
= Drew, Charles
T..
Eagl>s, Richard w
Evans, ThOs J
r.
Fisher, Richard
Truman, capt w
Foote, miss Sarah J
G.
Gray. capt w P
Griffin, John X
GOold, John
Garrison, Lucy A
H.
Hunt, WB
Hand, miss Isabella
Hilton, James
Hatch, J u
Harriss, Green
Hendricks
Hinckley
Iialsey, Il
Hanslcy, Evans
Hubbard, John
Hill, cap, Waldo
Hovry, II w
j.
Jones, Antonio B
JeSper, Julia
Jones, miss A y
X.
Kinney; capt 4
l..
Lewiston; D
1.arkinS; Evan
LydiaHs; n
M.
Mercer; John 2
Murray; Israel
MildruIn; capt II
Nero liant; lvary }
Mann; John q
Marines; Louisa f
Nc.
Mcleod; Rev G
McComit; NJ
. T. O.
Nundle 4. McDaniels.
Omera; John
Ormsby; Joseph NJ
Cid North State Tent.
p.
Perry: James
Pridgen; VIM
Preston; Fl w
Parker; miss Eliza
Page; capt $
H.
Robertson, Martha
Radclifi; E
Rice: Edward L
Register; Aaron
Rock Spring Tent, No $50
Rogers; John w
q.
Sanford; James II
Skinner; &C
Skipper; Susan N
Stralton; Eliza 2
Shaw; Samuel
Smith; G w
Smith; w
Small; J
Sheppard; John
Sandiord; capt
II.
Tarbax; capt Ell
Taylor; Moses L
Terry; J E
Tent, $50;
Trenclard; Henry II
w.
Word: E
WheclliS: II
Williams: capt c
Wright: 8
Williams: J 8
Wilson. capt II 9
Williams: Z 3
Williams: Paul II
Y.
nS: Enoch