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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05

SANDS SARsAPARILLA.--An eminent Physi-
c'an IN one of the valuable works he has publish
co. says: "The doctrine of the absorption of
meolclnal substances into the blood, is now gene
raly received, for it is capable of physiological,
chemical Ga and therapeutical demonstration" 1t is
0y us immediate operation on the vital stream that
SANDS oarsaParilla has performed such astonish-
ing I1 cures of Ulcerous, Eruptve and GlanduIar
diseases, and host of other maladies of which
injected blood is the fountain. The detergent ele
men's Of this extraordinary preparation are trans.
m't'ed through the communication between The
digestive apparatus and the veins into the circula.
ur On, and thereby its neurszing and purifying
sItlon of healthy blood. The rapd,y with which
me various indications of diseases are removed by
I'M, 10 medicine and its uniform success is estab-
hsned by multitude of a:tested facts.
Prepared and sold by A. BE- d. SANDS Drug.
glsos' !oO Fulton street, New York.
:, oold also ty VIM. SHAW, Wilmington, N.
y. and by Druggists generally throughout the T.
nited States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for IS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05

BALTIMORE, May THE news by the
steamer America has had no effect upon the
market for breadstuffs. No transactions have
taken place in flour day. Holders general
sers City Mills is very scarce-heId nominal
ly at Sc IL 1-2. Corn Meal So IS 50 81;
Rye -four SO 81 1-2 81.
The receipts of all kinds Of grain are light
good to prime red wheat 81 a 1873 cts; white
do, 40 $50 cts; and family -four do. 1900.
Corn is Il little better-sales of white at 43 a
45 c; and yellow AZ 49c.; very prime lot
of yellow sold at soc per bushel; oats have
advanced to SO a AZ cents; rye75 80 cents
Cloverseed SO so ST.
Whiskey p l-2 % l-2c. per gallon.
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IL MA.mINsg IGsEa "a
s,AkR PORT OF W1LMINeToN. AaK
ARRIVED


April 28-B'ig susan f. Abigail, Beardsley, New York.
schr J DeRosset, Brewster, New York, to r w
schr Prudence, Coombs Lincolnvie, Me, to w h
Giles s. Co
schr Olive, Smith, New York 10 E Lutteroh e. Co.
schr Powell, Powell, New York, to G w Davis
Schr Planet, Gaskll, Beaufort CO, e TO DeRossct,
Brown f. Co.
schr d Tufts, Norton, New York, to Barry, Bryant
& Co.
3O-BarQue Bostonion, Mair, Boston, to i & McRae.
May brig Naragaugus, linkley, Demarara, to Mas.
Brig Maria, Willard. Bristol, X l. to Master.
g schr Alfalfa, PurnelL New York, TO DeRosset,
sloop Princess Barry, from Washington. c., to
JS w l. McGary.
3-seamer Henrietta, Hurt from Fayetteville, to c
4-schr Old lack, Mildrurr; <rom Cardenas, to G w
Davis
Brig Nathan Hale, CrowelI, Charleston to DeRosFet,
schr Marion -, Little River to DeRosset, Brown
& Co.
schr James P. Lohand, Thompson. Savannah to Har-
CLEARED
April 2s-Schr Jonas Smith Smith, New York, by r
2g-Brig Monte Christie, Young, Thomaston Ne, by
schr Excel Lawrence. Charleston, by DeKoss-t
schr Henrietta, CroweIl, Providence R l, by Barry
MAY Brig Lconoro, Mundrieul, Antigua, by De
Roksct Brown 8' Co.
schr freeman, Burton Thomaston, Me, by w
Giles & Go.
schr James Henry Hail. Boston, by Cron'y, Walker
! SHal.
schr Thorn Wainwright New York, by w Q JEFF
| frrys.
Schr Col. AcRae, Davis Charleston, by DsRosset
| Brown q" Co.
| Schr " he Oak c ibbs Matanzas, by w Davis.
| g Brig Randall, Pray, Richmond Va, by Potter
! Kidder-
schr Majestic, McGathry, searspOrt Me, by Potter
! Kidder.
schr Planet Caskin, ocracoke, c, by DeRosset
| Brown & Co. ~
| 3-Schr Lucy d Nancy, Adams, Philadelphia by Bar
ry, Bryant f. Co.
| 4-Schr J DeRo<set Brewster, Y. by RyvBrown
S hr JOHN Story, Rodick, for n Orleans by GWDavis
Sch1 Express, Mills, for Jacksonville, by do
Schr Julia, Vangilder, Philadelaha, by G W Davis
Schr Falcon Parrot, Philadelphia by do.
TO CLEAR MAY s.
| Schr Monterey, Mcintyre, Philadelphia, by Barry
| Bryant & Co.
schr NJ Hale Hurd, Boston, by Barry, Bryant &
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.VesC Spring
m AALIM cry GOOnS

M RS. BRAMLETf resnec,f,ilv ;n6orrr. ,h.1
dies of Wilminston ~ - - "e 20
country, that she has jus, received from the Nor,S
her STRING and SUMMER stock Of MII.IJNERY.-
and STAPLE GOODS. Her stock h.. 49,,
laid in with great care, and comprises the Isresst
assortment ever before offered in this market H.r
goods are offered for sale at lower rates than sim
lar articles can be bought at any other Millinery
Store in the place. She deems it unnecessary 70
state in an advertisement the various articles she
has for SALE but respectfully invites those in want
of any article in the Millinery line to give her a
call at her store on Frcnt near Market street, aud
examine her goods before purchasing elsewhere
March al lR49-T2Q.tf
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DIED.

In this town. on Tuesday evening last, Mr..
George w. Costn, aged 81, for the last two years
harbor Master of this port. The flags ofthe ship
ping IN the harbor were at half-mast Wednesday,
in token of respect for the deceased.
In this town on Monday last, William Henry,
aged about years, and on Tuesday, Charles
Thomas, aged about 10 months, sons, and only
children, of George B.. and Sarah Ann Dart
Both died of Scarlet fever.
In this town, on Friday last, William Alva,
son of Mr.. Edward A. Gushing, aged months.
In this town, OF the 29th ult, Mrs. Elizabeth
Herring, wife fMr. Willis J. Herring, in her 4Oth
year. Death is always terrible visiter-we have
seen the strong man stricken down in his strength
and the tender infant snatched away in the very
bud Of its existence, while the aged and infirm
have been permitted to linger, and in suffering,
in all cases, it is but Earural that we should weep
OV, r the graves of departed friends and relatives
Nor there is no circumstance in life, affecting
than last parting. Mrs. Herring had been mem
Der of the Baptist Church for eighteen years.
Com.
In HiIIsborough, on the lth inst, Mr.. Samuel
Hancock, aged about 64 years.
In Kendall county, Illinois, the Rev. friedrich
Nash Witherspoon, Minister of the Gospel, in
connection with the Reformed Methodist Church
in the 34th year of his age, a native of HILLSIDE
| rough, n. c.
In Lenoir county. on the 18th inst, after the
illness of about day, Mr.. Windal Davis, in The
48th year of his age.
Near Trenton, Jones county, on Thursday ths
| 18th inst, Daniel Andrews.
In Trenton, Jones county, on the 18th ins il
the thirty fifth year of his age, of Typhus Fever
John Askew, for many years the Post Master a
| Trenton. n. G.
Judge not the soul by feeble sense,
But trust him for his grace,
Behind frowning Providence,
He hides smiling face"
Newbern Republican,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Flour market
has been quiet since the receipt ofthe late foreign
advices, and only few hundred barrels of good
brands of Penn. and Western were taken for ex-
port at Sc. Sales Cor city consumption Sc to so
for common and extra brands Rye Flour, sales
at S3971. Corn Meal is dull at 81 25 pei barrel.
Gruin-Wheat continues scarce, 500 bush red
and white sold at Sl,3s. Sales of Yellow Corn
at s. cts. Oats are in limited request; sale of
Southern at 40 cts per bush. Whishey-Has
slightly advanced. We quote hhds at FL 81
and bbIs % cents
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NEW CO A CHI SH o p
SIGN AND FANCY PAINTING.

ZNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has opened COACH SHOP on
front sheet, opposite the Journa! Office, where
be is prepared to make up and repair all kinds of
Riding Vehicles.
He has also engaged the services Of a master
Painter. and is prepared to execute Sign and fam
cy Chair painting, clean and varnish furniture,
paint and polish Coaches. in style not to be
surpassed. He solicits share of public patron
age, and will at all times endeavor to give entire
satisfaction to those who may favor him with their
custom. GEORGE BROWN.
April SO, ls4s-[33
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Tron the New York Herald OF SatuId
,.rDvIATE FROM CHINA.

..,;one IN the Celestial EmpIre-Ihe
" tror5ies 6et,ceen England and CHING Ching
OPENING the hmpTt Of to R hG2sa"
Tbe snIendid cIippership Samuel Russell,
c. Imi n B. Palmer, arrived yesterday NOR
s C%pI from Canton, whence she sailed on the
5 5b Of i February last. thus performing the pas
rag So 90 10 the extracts which we make
A't .6o F;2end of China, there appears 10 be
iron 0oss .Hi Of The trouble between England
anI China leading to actual war.
'' The condition Of the Celestial Empire seems
10 be revolutionary; instructions are break
NO out in the interior of the country the f.
ng29caI resources of the government are in
the greatest disorder. In this state OF things
snother war with England will throw CHM
sn TO European civilization, and. perhaps
The present rapid progress OF liberalisP
Throughout the world, tQ republicanism.
We live in an age of progress. Who cal
I'll what day may bring forth?
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To PlantArsI

subscriber have received large stock
OF heavy Plantation Cloths. consisting in
Par' OF Linen, buIlapst and heavy Russia Ozna.
6args; striped and plain Cotton Oznsburgs blue
~ and Drills; Columbian, Marlborough and
Snn stripes; Also heavy English. French,
suo american Cotionades. which viii be sold at
very small advance on New York cost.
"Sll HOLMES q HAWEa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05

Democratic Contention for the 9Th Congress
tOndL DiStrict-We learn verbally that the
Convention assembled at Nashville on Thurs
day last, and was organized by the appoint
ment of Gen'l John H. Hawkins, of Warren,
TO the Chair, and VIM. F. Dancy, Esq, of
Eigecombe, Secretary.
a committee was appointed, who reported
the following names as delegates to the Balti-
more Convention, which report was adopted j:
Edgcoombe- Henry I. Clark Nash
Dr. Joseph H. Drake. Franklin-John D.
Hawkins, Esq. Wdrren-George D. Basker-
vile. Wake-William w. Holden, Esq
HalJGr-Hon j. R. j. Daniel. Johnston
Dr. JOS O. Watson.
The Convention was held with the utmost
unanimlty and good feeling.
IarbOro' Press, goth uH.
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RAPIIAELS
PATENT ELASTIC BANDS,

Warranted not to be affected by the COdOr Heat
THE uariou8 Seasons or Climates.
"HESE RINGS or BANDS are used instead
IL Of Tape or String, for holding Papers and
Parcels of every description.
One of these Rings is instantly placed round a
packet of papers, roll of maps, prints, music,
&c, holding the same firmly and securely, saving
the time and trouble of tying. yet allowing of very
great addition or reduction without any loss Of
compaciness.
They are well adapted for Carriers. "a size being
selected which requires little stretching J also for
the waist and different Parts of the body; Surgical
bandages, and for a variety of Surgical and man.
ufacturing purposes.
These Bands also very suitable for fasten-
ing the covers of preserve and pickle jars, bottles
&c.
In addition to the above, there is great variety
of uses, too numerous to mention, for which these
Bands may be applied with advantage, and new
applications will constantly suggest themselves
when in use.
OJsold by L. H. PIERCE, Bookseller, Will
mington. N. e. [29-3m]
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NEW AND CHEAP
Spring and Summer Goods

u for sale, his stock of Spring and Summer
goods, consisting in part of French, English. and
American prints Augandie Muslin. French do.
plain Swiss and Jaconet do; Bingham Lawns,
Muslin do: Alpaccas; Bombazine; BroadclOths;
Cass;me,es. Drab de Ia; Twedes; Kentucky
leans brown and bIeached Sheeting Irish Lin
On "a Dan,ask Ladies and Misses Bonnets
Shoss. Palm Leaf, Leghorn, and Panama Hats
I-mbrelIas Parasols, &c. &C., all of which will DO
sold rery b'c for cdsh.
Call and examine, south side of Market street,
few doors below the Post Office.
JOHN C. DYE.
April 81, ls4s [324t
Chronicle and Commereial copy once week
for weeks.
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CROCKERY! CROCKERY!.
CHEAP-.CHEAP!

THE subscriber intends making change in his
business and to enable him to do SO, will sell
his large stock of
EarthCn. Glass and China Ware, at Cost.
The stock is large, and contains great variety.
To Housekeepers this presents favorable OPP
portunily of laying in CHEAP supply. aud the
attention of Merchants is respectfully solicited -
The large End varied assortment offering induce
ments to purchase.
On all sums over 500 credit of 90 days will
be given for approved notes-under $500, cash
on delivery.
j.. H. ROTHWELL,
Crockery Warehouse.
n B.-Persons indebted, are informed that
their accounts are made out and ready for settle
mcnt. ]. H. r.
April 7. lS4s--r30-f
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MIJSIC SCHOOL,

NERS. H. WHITAKER has commenced her
80 Music School at the house adjoining tie
residence of Mr.. o. FExNEL, Sheriff, where she
hopes TO receive liberal share of patronage from
the Ladies of Wilmington, as she feels perfectly
competent TO give Lessons on the Piano, Guitar,
or Flute. Satisfactory references can be had if
required, as she has certificate signed by many
of the ladies' of Raleigh. Her terms are only $40,
the Lesson of five months, giving one Lesson TO
each scholar every day.
May 5th, lSfS.-L34-4t
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C. ALL I N .

znHE subscribers have just received, and are
IL now Offering for sale, splendid assortment
of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf HATS, COM
prising great variety in style, quality and price.
Also large assortment of Umbrellas, Super.
Silk, Bingham and Cotton. sizes from &c TO 90
inches; prices ranging from so cents to 81
Walking Canes in great variety; some ve;y n.lt.
Whale Bone. with Ivory Heads; Gunadrha " nals
Bone, all of which we will sell very low, lur
ala MYERS& BAKNO"'
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e-o=o New Merieo-Another Battle FOugh.
f G,Ir Troops Victorious -FOurtsen CGm"4 N
CIO1, sr wBy telegraph from ST. Louis 10
CaPpIGirtqbu papers. we have confrmatoIy
The r,,,SV Of the battle fought at Rosala, Sixty
accounts from ~ Chihuahua, The Americans t were
miles orid 5U the Governor of chihuahua iou f.
teen pieces of artillery, and large {er n The
prsoHers, were captured BY BY ou both sides is
Ioss in killed and wounded OIL Oo'n 0'"e' 'S
represented p PbTodelphia North american.
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PROPOSALS. FOR A LOAN.
TREASuRY DEPARTAEyT.

April II, 1913.
CEALED proposals will he received, under the
u act of 3lst March last until 3, p. M, on Sat.
urdav, the 18th of June, lS4S, for sixteen millions
of dollars of United States stock, reimbursabie
twenty years from and after the LIST day Of July,
is4s, bearing six per cent interest per annum,
payable sem-annually. on the first days of Jam
uary and July of zach year. No bid viii I've re-
ceived below par; nor will any bid be considered
unless one per cent. thereof is deposited in some
depository of the United States at or before the
date fixed for opening the proposals. The bids in
all cases, must be unconditional, and without any
reference TO the bids Of others. and should state
distinctly the premium offered. The proposals
should he sealed, and endorsed d" Proposals for
loan OF lS48, and addressed to the Secretary of
the treasury, Washington City, ID. T.. The
sums which may be accepted will he required to
he paid 10 the depository of the United States
nearest the places of residence of the persons re-
spectively whose offers may be successful but
the amount Of the accepted bids from bidders no,
residing In the United States, must be deposited
with the assistant trcasurers at New York. Boston
Philadelphia, or New Orleans.
TO give opportunity 10 al! persons TO partici-
pate in the investment of funds in this stock, bids
will be received for the lowest denomination of
certificates authorized by law-being for fifty dol
All certificates under one thousand dollars will
be transferable Oh the books OF the treasury; but
all certificates for that sum and upwards will be
transferable on the books of the treasury, or bv
delivery with coupons attached, at the option
of the bidder. TO avoid expense, confusion
and multiplication Of accounts, oil certii-
Gates with coupons attached will be for the sum of
one thousand dollars.
The successful bidders will he required to de-
posite the amount awarded in five equal install
ments in each of tho months of July, August, Sep
tember October, and November of the present
year. except for sums not exceeding twenty thous-
| and draFs, where the bidder may be DESTROYS of
making immediate payment, in which case the
whole amount may be at once deposited. The
stock will bear interest in all cases from the date
of depositc.
| The bids will be opened at the Treasury De-
| partmeDt at 3, p. M, on SATURDAY.. the 9Th OF
June, ls48, in the presence Of all persons who
may desire 10 attend but under provision in
troduced into the act Of Dist March last no bidder
will be permitted TO withdraw his bid On all
bids not accepted, the amount deposited in ad-
vance will he Immediately returned. The whole
tied part of the first payment required in July
| next. X. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Each Of the daily papers of Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, and New
Orleans, and in all other States the papers selected
TO print the laws of the United States, are autho
rized to publish this advertisement
April II, lS4S-- 32- l7thJi
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Assignee's Sale.

ny virtue of deed of trust, made and executed
ID by WILLIAM H. GAUrIER, to the subscriber,
for the benefit of his creditors shall proceed. uG'
der said trust, to sell the stock goods remaining
in the Store of said GAUTIER, On Monday, MAJ
9Th next, at SrnIcKLAND's Depot, DupIin coun-
ty. The stock consists of the usual assortmen,
kept in a country Store, of Dry Goods, Groceriest
LIQUORS, Shoes, Hats, &c. Terms at sale.
VIM. L. SMITH, Trustee.
April %, ls4s-33-2t
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n. ID X r. Y
VALUABLE CORN AND TURPENTINE LANDS
FOR SALE

Zoo ACRES OF LAND, known as the
AOOO Nat Moore Land, lying on the East
side Of Cape Fear river about 25 miles from Will
mingtor, part of which is cleared and under cul-
tivation. The Low Lands on the river is heavy
timbered with White and Red Oak, the Swamps
with Cypress, and the High lands with Pine.
The abnve Lands will be sold low for cash or
good negotiable no es payable at either Bank in
this place, and if not sold at private saie will be
put up at public sale in the town of Elizabeth, du
ring Court week in May. Forfurther particulars,
apply to E. ]. BERNARD.
ADrii 7. IS4S-130-5t.
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I. O. OF q. Z,

GRIND ENC.ANPINENT.
HE second annual Communication of the R.
| w. Grand Encampment or North Carolina,
will be held in Wilmington, on the second We'd
nesday in May, le48.
Returns from the Subordinate Encampments,
made up to the LIST January, ls46, are required to
be forwarded previous to the meeting.
Ga2S-33G7 ALFRED BRYANT, G. S.
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soryn RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

c,,rrrATED near Wrightsville, belonging to the
\ late of DR.. John Hill. containing between
n;nety and hundred acres Of good land: Inc
dygeliing house is new, and the water the best on
thesnund. Thelocationis pretty and very neallhy
Apply to WIN. HULL AoH'"'''
mil IA is1S-3l.1t
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anama, LeghOrn, and Palm Leaf Hats!

TENHE subscribers are now opening the largest
Il and best assortment of Summer Hats ever
offered in this market.
10 dozen high crown Panama Hats, extra wide
hrims, splendid article,
so dozen Leghorn Hats, single and double brims.
colored and plain. mems. boys and in
fants' sizes, great variety Of style and
quality, and
800 dozen Palm Leaf Hats, embracing every EzO
and quality.
The above goods are for sale on the most req
sonable terms, in quantities TO sui the purchaser.
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage
TO examine our stock, as offer great induce.
ments at wholesale. MYERS & BARNUM.
March 81, 1913
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G0OD MORNING MISS NALLY ANN?

WHERE have you been early Why I've
" been shopping. and bought some ofthe cheap
est goods
Beautiful Muslins at l24, l6, 20 and rs cents
per yard. Cool CaIicoes at 10 ard l24 cents
per yard. Shoes, Ronnets, Umbrellas Parasols
in propoton, and a number of other articles Y GU
will find them at J. G.. DYES Store.
He keeps South side of Market street next door
above J. WILKINSON.
Anril % lS4S-G332
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NOTICE.

ZNHE Corn and Turpentine Lands advertised
- to be sold in Elizabeth, during Court week
in May, is postponed until August tenn next,
when they will be positively sold, unless previ.
ously disposed of at private sale.
May 5, lS4S-G34tf1 E. J. BERNARD.
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CODartnership Notice.

UyHE undersigned, have this day formed a
Copartnership, under the firm of
ELLIS g. MITCHELL.
for the transaction of General Grain business.
It's their intention to keep always on hand,
Corn, Meal Hon'Ony, Horse Feed Peas Beans
Hay. Oats, DC, 9c.
Office. Lords building. opposite Vessels dock
CHARLES D. ELLIS,
B. F. MITCHELL.
1900 bushels Corn now on hand and for sale.
April 20, ls4e-[34.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-05

The French Minister'S Resignation- Mons
Pageot, formerly Minister of France at Wash
inglon, over his own signature in the National
IneIIigencer, denies the newspaper statement
that he WAS not invited by NJ Lamartine 10
remain at his post, and publishes the letter of
NJ. Lamartine, as well as his own reply, which
settles the point. From NJ. Pageots reply we
extract the following:
Attached from feelings and conviction to
the dynasty which the free will of France had
called 10 the throne in 1880, and convinced
that the happiness of my country was closely
connected with its preservation, | could not
consent to represent the Power in whose name
sou addressed me your instructions. l shall
deliver over the archives of the mission to its
seCretarY"
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& q IL n ,

FIOMT and BAG on.
IN hand and for sale,
u 1900 bushels large white Corn;
As barrels fresh Fayetteville Flour;
5000 lbs Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders;
1000 bushels of that handsome Salt still on
Inland
SO Sacks do do;
Together with a largo lot Of Pioughs, Ccrn-Mills,
Corn-ShelIers and Straw Cutters. We would
say to the public by way of filling up. that We
have made arrangements to connect the Corn trade
with our present business; therefore you may ex-
pcct to find Fkur. CCrn and Bacon with Us at
all times during the summer.
ral4.3I-2m1 KELLY & Nc CALEB.
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber has opened an Office in Pars-
~ ley's block on Water St, for the transaction
of general Commission Business. Proper at
tenton will be paid to the sale of merchandise of
any kind as we'll as to the sale or shipment of any
of the products of the country and the usual adj
vances made when desired, on consignments for
sale, or for shipment to my friends at the North
have good Naval Store yard and Warehouse
remote from the danger of fire and will make
charges very moderate, where persons may desire
to store temporarily. W. o. JEtFRbfo'
May 5th, Is4e.-t3iu
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Literary Notice.

HE are requested to tste. by the Correspon.
" ding Secretary Of the Philomathesian Socie.
ty, that the next Annual Address before the two
Literary Societies of Wake Forest college. will
be delivered by PEnnIN BUsBEE, Esq. of Raleigh
April 20, 9l49-T33-tf.