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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
LOOK OUT.

The Boston Post and the PENNSYLVANIA
have noticed rumor that is af10at in their re-
Spectve circles, of some coup de theatre which
is to be played off by the wings of the North
on the very eve of the election. The trick is
said to consist in the publication OF some let
ter from Gen Taylor. declaring his determna-
ton TO sanction any law Of Congress in which
the WiImot Proviso NAV be incorporated.
An Ohio paper, which reached US by yes
terdays mail, also speaks OF a letter from the
General, which is about to appear, TO the same
effect
We know not how ali this may be though
we warn our friends Q be everywhere on their
guard. But it is sad that letter was recerv-
! ed yesterday in this city BY MIR. Truman
Smith, from General Taylor, and that Mr. S.
is about TO post flo the ,orth for the purpose
of consulting the whig leaders on its publlca.
ton.
! Ii is not said what are the entire contents Of
this letter; but the rumoris, that Gen. Taylor,
! 10 encourage his friends, and to hold out to
| them the prospect OF the spoils OF office, de-
cIares his determination to vest the appoint
ments in the hands of his Secretaries. Thus.
instead of prescribing prescription, we shall
| have the example OF III carried out, and per-
! haps scarcely one victim left to attest the Gle
mency OF the victors.
Congress, then, are 10 make the laws.
! The Secretaries are to make the appoint
ments.
Why, we might as we'll have puppet IT
the White House 10 administer the govern
ment.
Another coup de theatre. Does the reaAe
remember the hran-bread which was impOrte,
from Germany IN lS4l, to circulate on the We
nv eve of the election, to alarm the operatives
abont the repeal of the tariff
1t is now reported that about 25 tons O
hoop-iron have been sent up TO P'tsburg Il
un.Iersell the American iron, with the view o
creating a panic on the iron interest: the sal
iron no doubt imported and sold at under cos
out of the private corruption fund Of the wings
Wash. Union.
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DANA BROW NE.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. (frorn Boston
would Inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of VIII
mington, that he has permanently located himself
in this place, for the practice of his profession.
Instruction. given the Organ, Piano Forte,
Spanish Guitar and also in thorough bass, bar
mony, musical composition, and the ait of singing
by note, and cultivation of the voice.
Having teen educated under some of the most
celebrated professnrs of the country, ani making
Music the study of his life. be feels confident that
be can carry his pupils Ivy application on their
party to The highest point of execution. and ena-
bile them to perform the moro brilliant pieces Of
their greater master.
Having taken Mozart Hail and rooms (in con-
neetion with MIR. leighton he intends keeping
constantly on hand. for sale, i'iann Fortes Gut
tars Voirns, and all other kind. Of Musical IN
srumnnts. Also. large assortment Of sheet Mu-
sr. to be received rom publishing houses in Bo~
ton, New York and elsewhere. as S00a as pub
! Rshed. thai the Music can he had when Nkw.
Musical works also of different kinds, as called for
| Piano Furtes tuned and regulated,
! Professor Brnwnc eau be al the Mozart
! II all OF r, the Washington Hotel.
Nov 3, 1913 8 700
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ARRIVED.


Oct Is -schr (new) LonIsine, Smith, New York. TO
J IutierlHh.
schr Express, Mills, New River, \ {, to w Da
Wis.
schr volant, VVnitehurst New River, e, to w
DAVIS.
Schr Martha B Davis, shallo'te, TO e W Davis
3l-BriS Auawon, Amy, port, L.. TO J tiatha.
way Sen
sem w Brown, Jones, New York, TO w Brown.
CLEARED.
Oct 27-Rrg Nancy Pratt, Stevenson, Norwich, Con-,
by Dickinson
Schr G " Davis Briggs, New York, by C w Davis.
Schr jonas Smith. Nichols. New York, by X w
Brown.
2s-Brig Mary &, Jane, Renton. Cuba, by C W Davis
Brig Tanger. Park, Havana, by Potter 8' |idter
30-Schr i'uena Vista, Carson, Philadelphia ny ilar
Kiss q Russell.
Schr |. = smith. Miller, New York, BY R w Brown
Schr Nnlani, Whiteh rst Onslpw by e W DAVIS
Schr w ,n1bury, Pouet rrllotte, by w Davis
Schr 'lartra b. Davis 1nallotte, by do.
Schr Express, Mills Onslow, by do.
3l-Brig Kedron, Kearny. Boston, by DeRossct
Brown u Co
schr MARY Elizabeth Smith, Portland Me- by De
Ross"i. Brown s. Co.
| Barry, Il yant 4 co .
set, Brown & Co.
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TRINITY S 9 II Q o L
Right Rev /. s. lVES, Visitor.
Rey, F. n ETBRipn. Rector,

TIL Institution. in a retired, beautiful, and
hea thful situation about miles West If Raj
eigh. offers peculiar advantages f,r the education
Of The young. The system OF Instruction is tho.
rough. and designed to train hoys in the true meth
oil and correc, habits OF study. They are fitted
for any Glass in the University, or for CONNER
cial life. con>tan: supervision j. exercised over
their rl"ras and manners and especial attention
is paid t" their instruction in the doctrines aud du.
ties # Religion
Ample provision Is made Cor The accommot'--
ton OF thirty PuE'''s. AS general rule, Toys Will
POT be admit,,J fourteen Yeas of age.
TERh>-- For Beard Tuition. &c, for a session
# five mouths 5Si 50. TO be ruid IN advance.
The text -ession will commence OH TIC lth
Of Move mb,r, 1913. Further inforn,ation will he
given OH application To the Rector u, R~Ieigb.
Nov 3 lS4S--[2.At
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IS 81 %: Corn is selling at So asa cents
Tor Willie, and 81 IS cents for yellow. Mos,
OF the oats arriving are going into store. Small
sales at 33 a 35 cents, and Of rye al 66 cents
"A teciire.
Provisions remain unchanged transactions
mo crate. Mess pork SIP 81: rr;ne So 81
Groceries rather quiet Safes al 200 bhls
New Orleans sugar al Il 81 cents per h.
Sales of common washed wool al IS cents
per ID,
WHISKY is in moderate request, with sales
al PSI "a cents per gallon.
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st. mARY'S SCHOOL.
RALEIGH. NC,
Right Rev. L. s. IVES, D. D., Tisiter.
Rev. ALBERT SNE9ES. Rector.


THE Fourteenth Term of this School will com.
menre on Saturday. the | l,h Noy'r, and Continue
till the 18th of April, IS49.
Terms. payable in ndrance.
For Board. Washing. &C.. with Tui,ion in En-
eti<h, $40 per term of five months Tuition in
French $40. TuiIn in Music on the Piano. DIR.
gan or Guitar S25. with So for the use of Piano
Organ. Tuition on the Harp. with Use of IN
sruments. $40. I, ition in Drawing aid Paint
ing, in Water coIors $40, in Oil colors SIS. Pens
and Ink rs cents.
10 prevent rivalry and exiravsgancc IN dress, 8
simple uniform is adopted to be used on Sunday
and special "cc si"ns. This. in summer, consist,
OF PLAIN white dress. with straw buI net trimmed
with blue rli'hcn. Ia winter the dress s Of meri
no or other suitable material If blue color. Jewel
are prohibited All tn clothing Of pupils should
lie marked with he owncrs rame in full,
For more minute particulars see circular which
can he had on application to the Rector, through
the Pest office.
Nov 3, ISIS sat
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From the Petersburg Republican.
NUTS FOR SOUTHERN WINGS TO CRACK.

The eHiror of Tie True Wing, a strong Tay-
Tor and Fillmore paper published at Worcester,
Mass, * enthusiasts in his efforts 10 prove to
the ahoIljon;>tS Of that State that Taylor is
1r1M them on the subject of the Wilm0t Pro-
riSO
In his paper OF the 8 inst, he publishes
Gen. Taylor's two Allison letters with the
following significant introduction, which we
wouI most respectfully commend to the con-
sderatjon of Southern WhigS
Real and Circulate. I'VE keep standing
here the two noble ALLISON LETTERS OF GEN.
TAYLoN. They furnish the PLATFORM upon
which Washington, John Adams, aid Jno @.
Adams administered the Government. If e.
| Iected Gen. Taylor will have the people TO do
! their own legislation hv their Representatives
| in Congress. Tarif-Nat0naI improvements
-Finance--WnMoT PRovIso-a'I, these, lie
says, are question of domestic poicv," and
sb0nld not be subjects IF observation-disclosures
This covers the 1rtols ground ani will bring
the country back to the principles OF the ear
" fathers OF The Republic.
In The same paper we also find the follow
ing. which the 'tor publishes to prove that
the NORTH has a " DouBLE: SAFETY in the e
lection If Idy'0r and Fillmore:
4 DOu6lp assurance The Richmond Va.
! t.HINi!Ff SAYS IN ne event VI Tue FIcClit'
nf Gen. Butler as Vice President, we have
most confident assurance that he would, rs thu
Unite States Sc, alor for the Whole country
give his casting vote against any bill which
violates the interests of the Solth-say tn
W.lmot ProviSo-;f there should he a tie volt
upon that question:; an ~h00'd It pass that
we have me p.ctge OF Gen. CaSs To Veto IT,:
Van Buren, Spy.
4 Double Sofety-let the Spy have III
honesty TO aAmt-lhe North has in the whi
} ticket TAYLOR says he will not veto the or
dinance of 1887, and if it depend on the cast
ing vote of the Vice President, MIIarI Fill
n o e will be there 10 vote for freedom. Tn
Spy ought not to publish such paragraphs a
the above, :or It's readers will at once see tn
practical issue before the country, and tn
practical remedy by eiecting Taylor and Fill
more.
The same paper gives the following AID
: tona extract as an argument IN favor OF la!
Tor:
ns-" If Gen TAYLOR is elected he will d
more to curb the spirit of Conquest, AMI chez
:. he spread of Slavery than any other man tn
Wings could ct."-[J Q. adams.
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GROCERIES.

IAMnow prepared TO sell my friends (conn-
try and town. Groceries at the lowest cash pr'-
ces, and shall keep up regular supply. ! have
on hand, just received per iaie arrivals hhGs
sugar; ; lou bags cnfiae ziI0 sacks salt; 80 kegs
nails; 20 hbls whiskfy; 20 do gin; 10 d" n. T..
rum; 10 do brandy; s quarter casks Malaga
wine so boxes SOAP; 81 do candles lib do
starch; 100 do Herrings, 10 kits mackeret; 300
bags tshIs sai., &c. &c. &c.
Sovs1 ". L, SMITH.
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:: ATE CT NoEt Iz-cAaoL INA.

:: ATE CT NOE Iz-cAaoL INA.
DuPLIx CorSTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter S;rssions,
October Term. A. y. 1913.
Felix FIR. der: OK aEd vifr0
Dorothy and Others,
Petition to aceouGt. &
Richard t'hasten, Admin for division Of slaves.
istraior of ! hnmas Phil
lip and John Phillips.
IT appearing /" the satisfaction Of the Court
that John Phillips. one of the defer tiants IN this
case. resides hes ond The limits OF the STATE or.
dered that l.uhllcann be made for six weeks in
one Of The puhi: ties of the tate, notifI ing
the said defendant. J"hn Phillips To appear 1T the
ne xt term Of TIE Cnuin of III, as and Quarter SCs~
<ons, TO he held for the County aforesaid. IL, tie
CourtHnusr III the town of Kenausvll!e on the
third Monday in January next. then and there to
plead answer. demur to the SAID petition, or the
same will br taken pro confeeso as to him and
! heard accordingly.
v illness. JAMES II. JERMAS. Clerk Of our eG;,l
Court at office, in Kchat <vi!le. the third Monday
in October. and sc""nty'5-' year OF American
Independence a . ,&34S
JAM:.S , AN Cl'k.
b. !. .-t-.~ = ', OK.
Eov T.
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Te.esr"phed Tor the BALTIMORE sun

Te!esraphed Tor the Baltimore sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3O.-The stock market
is steady. Sales of Treasury notes SIS, 81 024
Il 81 o25, AMI S. 6's. 81 Gag a1O44; Penn
sylvania SIS 7344,
There is nothing doing in -four beyond the
regular trade demand. Small sales of western
brands at 37s IS 434. The market very
quiet Corn meal OCT So I23, Rye Flour
81 l23 per ID.
The grain market is quiet and prices in ia
vor of buyers Small sales of good TO prime
red wheat at os 81 II, and white 90. al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
FRESH ARRIVALS OF GOODS.

just received, per Schr. David Hale,
from New York = Rl"achrd shifting s. India drills,
laclnla do, Canton hannelS. crash. Canhrc. Irith
linen h"ached j-as. apron checks. bed tick, hlan-
KITS. plaid Iinsry. ginahams. Turkey red yarn,
vestlngs, hollands, shawls. alpaca hose (assort-
ed.) su>penders. black silk cravars silk handkcr-
chiefs. coored table cloths fannels (-Cd g. white1
mixed satlnets. cadet mixture. Kentucky jeans,
prints (variouS patterns.) Carolina stripes, shirt
buttons. pocket combs plaid jeans, blue cotton
yarn. unhIrached shirring umbrellas, AIlendalo
sheeting q yards wide, kerseys, cotton handker-
chiefs, cashmcres, de aines lama cloths, chene
pIails. &c. &c. For sale by
Oct 1877 E. ] BERNARD.
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DIED..

In New Hanover County. at the plantation Of
:. H. Bell. on Long Greek, on the oath uit {.
Mr.. VIM. Hopkins, native Of Ireland, aged 48
years and months.
In columbus county, at the residence of her
husband, Jahez Mckay, on the 10th ult. Mrs.
Mary Ann Mckay, in the 29th year Of her age.
leaving an affectionate husband and 4 small chill
dren to mourn their irrepareabe loss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
HENRY CLAY ON MILITARY CHIEF
TAINS

Ertrdct ofa speech delivered IN 1927 BY Henry
Clay Of Kentucky
&C." If, indeed we have incIrred the Divine
dispeasure; AMI if it be necessary to chastIse
this people with rod OF vengeance, would
humby PROSTATE myself before HIM, and I'M,
p!ore Him, IN His mercy, 10 visit our favored
land with WAR, with PESF'LENCE, with
FAMINE. with any SCOURGE other than
MILITARY RULE. or a blind and needless
enthusiasm for mere MILITARY REMOVING"
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SPERM CANDLES.
For sale ty WIN A GWYER.
STEW IGMSE
EsgIIII3fsrP HEsaSI'EAO9FSPI
FRONT STREET, NEAR MAHKET,
(RRYR Y1RP ~ - " ANY AY r.

U,
w1LuHIN CIT ON, ~. G.
FWNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
Il attention of the public to lis extensive az
sortmen, of CABINET FURNITURE. which
for beauty or workmanship he will guarantee 10
lie superior TO any vet brought TO the South
ern Market and al the most reasonable prices
Among his stock always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus.
Egyptian and White rbe top Centre Tables,
Maric top Wash.'ands.
Warirohcs and >idehOsrds.
Sofas. Divars. and COuchcs,
French Br,I-tcads.
High and low post Maple Bedstcads,
Wiudass and rrunneI Bcd-t"a,s.
Walnut and Nah .gany s,uff:'d Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany parIof Chairs,
Wririn. Desks Of every d"rcnpiI"h.
Ladies Work TaLi- Qudrtette Tables,
Ladies Srwing hairs,
Cane aud Woo! Seat Nursing Chairs
Mahogany Dining aud Tea Tables
,'omm"n Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Nigh Cabinets ami sick Chairs,
Portable Writing Desks,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Cribs Cradles. aud Chdrcn's Chairs,
Buffers Trays. and rnw"I Racks,
Seitrcx. cane and word seats
office chairs aud ushnns,
Large cane back Rorkrrs,
zane and ID scat Stools Of every size,
Maple Oh nr- Of every description,
i'ormon hairs it, any quantity.
T.,oHing Glasses, Cots. Mattr s1es and Pillows,
&c DC. F. CLARK.
Any article Of furniture manufactured al short
notice.
II Furniture packed safely for transportation.
May 10. ts4s-[2e-6mis
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COFFEE AND SUGAR.

20 bags RIO coffee;
Is " l,aguvra 10;
10 ST. Domingo cuftrc;
20 bills assorted brown sugar;
10 " clarified brown sugar;
s " crushed do.
Gun powder. imperial and young Tyson Tea.
For sale al u small advance hy
OF PERRIN & HATSFIELD.
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Nov 5, lsi9~lS &


90 Tuo<1ay, the Gath of Nnvc'ner will he
sod. al me residence of the late Thomas X Mort
sey, the "rlshah!e property belonging to said eS-
tate, consisting of Hogs, Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Il
fine team of Mules and good 20 I'd Wagon. Peas
blade Fodder. and several hundred bbls Of Corn
Farming Tools Of various kinds kitchen Furni'
ture. and a great variety of other articles
A credit Of six months will be given, the pur.
cha~er being required to give bond with two ap-
proved securities before removing he property.
THOMAS J. MORtSEI. Admir-.
Nov 8, lS48-fS.It
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NOTICE.

N"rrcE is hereby given that application will
be made al the next session Of The Legislature Of
North Caroline, for an act authorizing The Coun-
ty Court New Hanover County II hold its ses-
sion for two weeks, whenever the same may bC
deem r> pdIent Ivy the Justices Of said Court.
Oct 81 ISIs--7-5t [ChronicIe copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills are safe, ca
sy. and certain cure for Cold and Coughs; because
they carry off, by The stomach ard bowels, those
morbid hun"rs. which il deposited up"" the lungs
are the cause Of the above dangerous complaints.
4 single 25 cent box of said Indian Ntge'ahIo
Pills Is generally sufficient to make peri ct cure
of the most obstinate Cod-at the Same time the
digestion is improved. and the blood completely
purified, that new life and vigor is given 10 The
frame.
Beware of Connterfcits of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to r"sfm-
bic in outward appearance The orieina! medicine.
The safest course is, to purchase of he regular a.
gents only
For sale in Wilmington, y. g.. hv George r.
French. Agent VII" will supply county dealers
and planters at the rh'ladeIp lia prices
Offices devoted exclusively To the sale of Wright y
Indian Vegetable Pills, whole ale aud retail. SO
Race ST. Phiadr'phia 29s Greenwich St, New
York, and eS fremont ST.. Boston.
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New Family Grocery,

y
South side IF Market ST., Sd door ,vest of Second.
The undersigned have formed Co-part-
nership under the name of
MDs&NE s. TOPP.
TOT or .ne transaction of a general Wholesale cnd
grocery EusiuPSS,
ana would respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and ne publ: generally to their assort-
'aen' 4" uHoC EklEN: which have been Judi.
ci"usiy selected IN New York. by one Of The firm.
expressly Tor tI.ls market Their STOCK en-
traces cry thing usually found in Family
Grocery store which they wl sell on As 800
terms as arv other house in Wilmington IT,.
indulge the hope hat by keeping GOOD ARri-
ClE>-such us they can reconnend-,o receive
liberal share of public pa ronage.
e e.. MORSE,
Oct. Is. ls4S.-[5,i w. JOHN YOPP.
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NOrlCE

rs hereby given that application will be made
To The next Gcner,I Asss mhly of North Carolina.
fur the passage of an act to incorporate "Nruse
Lodge No. Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows" charitable association located in The
town Of Gnd>buro'.
Oci 27-f7 St
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Vya4g4 REE 70

In Albany. N. Y, on the 26'h Mt, bv the Rev.
Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Jos. q. Russell, Of this town.
to Miss Marv E Raker, Of Albany.
In Clinton. on the 2 ilh uIt.. by the Rev. NJ. &.
ConoIey. MIR. William Russell, to Miss Rosa Rob-
inson.
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wilmington Music School.

Mrs. WHITAKER has removed her Mn
sic School TO the house occupied last year by Mr..
HrwLErr. and opposite the Episcopal Church,
where she hrpes the Ladies of Wilmington will
call and judge for lhems Ives of her qualifications
rs Teacher 10 give instrurti ns on the Piano and
Guitar. She feels thankful for the very liberal en-
couragemert she has received through the sum-
mer season. and feels not the leas: hesitation in
saving that all who patronizc her Schoo will be
well satisfied. both to her correct manner Of
teaching. and their fast improvement. She also
keeps constantly on hand aud for sale we'll &C.
lrctrh assortment of Music for the Piano and
Guitar
Oct. 10, ls4s.-f54t
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Bbls superior Lard;
&" mess Ork;
20 packages Sodo, Sugar Lemon. Pic Mic But
ter. and Milk Crackers. Jusi received End for
sale by PERRIN d HARTSFIFLD,
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STRAW ard wood uarc consisting of work has
k't@, travelling baskets. paper baskets msrket has
kets, straw carriages and cradles. straw and har
hr"oms and brushes. cedar and painted buckets,
milk piGgins and Churns clothes horses. wood
bowls, flour pals wood trays, and great many
articles too tedious tn mention. bit call and see
OFT PERRIN & HARTSFIEID.
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NOTICE..

NoTlcE is hereby given that application will
be made at the rext session of the Legislature Of
NOT'h Carolina, for al act authorizing re-assess-
ment Of property for the County of New Hano
vr zoe, ~, Is4s--7-5,1
Chronicle copy.
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NOTICE

IN pursuance of DEGREES Of the 'ourt Of Equity
for the County, Of New Hanover, F all Term, 94a,
will he sold. at the door Of the CourHouSe in he
tnwn of Wilmington. on Monday. the ! i'h OF De-
celnher next, the first Iav of the next Court of
Pie1s and Quarter Sessions of said County. upon
a credit of one, :wo and three years. with Interest
after twelve mouths. tEn tracts OF land, on the
southwest side of BIack River one trac' contain
ING. by estimation, Al acres. appropriated TO
Nm. X. Drvrne. d ceased, in the division OF The
lands of his fa'hrr. community called the Meadow.
a'joiping the Sugar Loaf lands aud the lands OF
Rufus Devaue; and the other tract contlns. by
estimation. su6 acres, appropriated TO Th"s. De-
vanr deceased in said division, and adj"lns the
lands formerly FrankItn Dcvanes. the lands Of
the heirs of Patrick :. Dcyama and Rufus De"ahe'
Bonds and approved s,1re,ies required ~
I'D MEARES, c. N. Z.
Nov 3, l54e--Is-tds
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E1trdct from General
TPor's letter of &C.
ceptance.
a." feel deeply CRATE
ful for the honor be-
slowed upon me, and
Tor the distinguished
confidence implied in
my nomination by it
1.-THE ConVention) 10 the
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M. GRAINS SPINO ABDOMINAL sup
u PORrER-a decided Improvement. For sale
" WIN. SHAW.
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REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining.
ton. n. g.. 3l>t October Is4S.
Those whose names appear on It's List will
please ask for advertised Letters.
70 on nAN,I nJCKSON p N
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old genuine Wing, IN a late speech a, Marsh
field, truly represented Taylor and Cass, as
follows:
GEN TAYLOR. GEN CAss
"At The same time But this question
there is no man who is slavery is 10 be re-
more firmly Of opinion sumed the first session
that such q nomination of the next Congress
ras not fit to be made and now. venture
If believed he was a TO say two things the
man who would exert first tceNkno 1oyou
his cfic'al influence That Cen Cas- IS IN
for tie further erten- favor OF what Is cai'ef
sion of tie slore posoer, The ompromise Line,
| would oppose him ana ana maj me /" umot
let him be nonInateI' Ffoc'So OuSAt hot 10
hv whom he might" be applied to Ierr'to-
yies lying South of SO
deg. 80 min
The whole speech farms another conclusive
proof of the universally admitted fact North,
that TAYLOR and Fillmore are considered AMI
urged upon the peop'e as The REAL FREE SOIL
CaNDIDATES And so they really are EteIy
vote cart for Taylor AMI Fillmore is vote a.
ga:n<l the slave power