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Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
MANUFACToRY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has recently received large additions to bis
stock of Saddle and Harness mountings, &c, of
the latest and most improved style, and is COLI
stantly manufacturing, at his store OF Market
street, formerly occupied by Guy Z. Ho,chkiss.
every description of articles in the above line
From his experience in the business. he feels con-
fdent that he will he able to give entire satisfac-
ton to his :tomers, and all others who MAY IA
Vor him with call. He has now on hand, and
will constantly keep, large assortment of
Couch, Gag, SuLky. and Buggy Harnesses La
dy's Saddles, Brides. Whips. DC;
GentLenlen's Saddles, Brides,
Whips. Spurs DC. &c,
all of which he will warrant to be Of the best ma
teraIs and workmanship. He has also large
assortment of
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bags, satch-
els. fancy Trunks, DC,
and all other articles usually kept in such estal-
lshments, all Of which he offers low for cash, or
on SHIRT credit TO prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags; sc.
&c. made to order.
REPAtRIXG Of all kinds dJne with neatness add
despatch. Old Saddles and Harness taken in
part pay for new. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
N. BAH accounts standing on my book over
six months, Wiii be charged with interest. All
persons indebted to the subscriber for last year
will please call and settle, as Ivy doing they
may prevent what would he disagreeabe to them
and unpleasant to him, as persons sometimes have
to do unpleasant things Ia selfdefencc. J. C.
March 8, IS4S
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For the Journal.


At a regular meeting of the Companions.
held at Union Chapter, No. IL, in Duplin
County, on Thursday, the 9th. Of March. Col.
John F. Rhodes, w. T. Pollock, and Jas. w.
Blouat, were appointed a Committee TO daft
Resolutions relative to the death of cur es-
teemed Companion, Col. LEWIS S. HERRrNG,
who departed this life on Tuesday, the 9th
inst; whereupon, the following resolutions
were presented and unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That the deceased Companion,
Col L. S. HERRING, was an esteemed c'tIHeH,
an affectionaie husband and parent, and a'her-
al benefactor, always ready and wiling 70 ex-
tend charity to the poor OF The district in when
he resided
Resolred, That the Fraternity generally,
and this Chapter in particular, OF which the
deceased was member of high standing, has
suffered a, lameniabe loss in The death OF said
Companion.
Resolred, That the Companions of this
Chapter deeply sympaihlze with the family OF
the deceased IN their irreparab!e loss.
Resolccd, that a copy of these Resolutions
be presented to the family of the deceased.
Resolred, That these Resolutions be pub
sished in the Wilmington Journal, with the
request that other papers copy.
JOHN F. RHODES,
w. T. POLLOCK, Committee
JAS. w. BLOUNT,
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OUR REVENUE LAW.

Al first there appeared to be some little dis
satisfaction with the new revenue law passed
BY our last Legislature; but more reflection,
and a better knowledge of its provisions,
seems 10 have entirely, so far as our knowl-
edge runs. allayed opposition.
Our Legislators have Indeed been very mo
des1 in their eXactions, compared with those
of some other States. And in fact, some lax
es have been laid by this law, which ought 10
have been laid years ago. The idea which
has so long swayeJ in this Slate, that real es
tate must bear the whole burlhen of the eX-
peDse of the Government, we are glad 10 hope
is about to becorla . Obsolete" us the Hon
Mr.. Webster said of the u s. Bank. The
man who has his carriage and horses, his sill
yer or gold plate, his gold or silver watch,
his pocket full of money, or COOL notes, ought
to be lust as liable for his share of the eXpen-
scs of Government as the man with his land
and negroes.
We have not the statistics to enable US to
give comparison of our law with that OF
every other State, but in Virginia we perceive
they go far ahead of us. For instance, the
Virginia law taxes gold watch ST and sill
yer one SO cents per annum; while our law
only taxes the fo mer p cents, and 10 cents
for the latter. In Virginia they tax caroles
and gigs, while our Jaw goes not below fam
lily carriage. The Virginia law taxes all in
comes over $4O0, while our law taxes no in
comes under $500. The Virginia law taxes
bridges, ferries, newspapers and collateral in
herifarce, private boarding houses, insurance
Offices, stations, &C., sc.
In Pennsylvania, they have a collateral IN
hcritance tax which produces s42,743 SO.
In Georgia the tax on professional men pro
duces S6,S64 6S.
We might 60 on and name various o'he
articles in other States, if we had the statistics
But the above is sufficient We hope the law
may raise the amount of revenue calculated
but if it does not do it the first year or two. i
soou Kill in all prObability.-N. CaroliniGn
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NORTH CAROLINA GETS A BONE.

NORTH CAROLINA GETS A BONE.
II deserves 10 be mentioned, as fact by no
means discreditable, TO say the least OF it, TO
North Carolina, that as general rule her po-
Iiticians arc the last to ask for Office and the
last to get it, Ii was thought, however, that
about this time some of the more furnished
OF her enterpxising political characters would
receive slice or so of ham; but the meat, 1t
seems, nicely done up in Treasury sauce
goes over 10 a more favored circle, and the
Old North gets nothing more nor less than
bone. This is emphatically bad.
North Carolina Whigism is awarded moth
ing in the way of Cabinet hono.s; and the
Mission to Spain-it is noteven know wheth'
er Senator Mangum will get that! AS cti-
zen of the United States-aye. as human
being, to say nothing further Of our right to
complain in the premises, we feel bound 10
declare that old Fac has not "taken care OF
all his wnundel"-that he has left few be
hind him" in North Carolina. who expected
different treatment and more fortunate result
Is the Secretrryship Of the Navy sill IN ex
istence? Or has il been abolished! Or na'
Mr. William Ballard Preston monopolIzet
the whole eoncerns We should like TO know
for that belongs to North Carolina, and ne
mistake.
We understand that considerable coo!nes
exists between Mr.. Badger and Mr. Clayton
on account of this marked neglect of Nortl
Carolina Whigism. This is reasonable. an
was to have been expected. Mr.. Clayton
who had the framing Of the Cabinet, surel
knew that there was such State as Mort
Carolina, and that she voted foe Taylor; an
such being the case, it was downright pre-
eumptioa in him, coming as he does frcI
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NEW NOVELS.

Just feceiresl, 1T the Book Store, pig
Percy, or the Old love and tie Nez.
The Marrying Maa.
The Poor Cousin. BY Mrs. Pickering; certainly
one of the most amusing aud unsigned frd
doctious that has been issued for some time
in the way OF light ROuaaeee.
The Haunted man and the Ghosts bargain, d
fancy for christmas time, by Chafics Dickens.
The Dover House, tale of by sohe days, BY
MIS-. Grey.
The Renegade, a Historical EomaHce Of Bor=
der life
The Old Judge, or life in Colony, by Judge
Halliburton, author Of Sam Slick, the Clock nsa=
ker.
First part, Sequel to the mysteries ofNew York:
First part, Ned BGutfine'S life.
Mike Fink, legend ct Ohio.
Revenge or the Robot of Guatemala:
Anger, or the FIRE brand.
The Prince, or George st. George Juliens
Notes Of Travel 10 California:
Gold Regions Of California:
The Priest of the Black Cross:
Dom5ey and Son, bound.
The Women of the American Revolution:
variety of School Books
Feb i6 t. H. PIERCE:
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SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
Reduction Of Price.

THE subscriber having purchased from the es.
tate of w. R. GALES, Esq. deceased, the entire
Edition of Vols. 6, Z and 8, Law. and Vols. 4 and
5, Equity of IrcdeIl's Reports of Cases decided in
the Supreme Court of North Carolina. (from De-
cember Term, l845. to August Term, lS4s, in
elusive. and including also the Equity Cases Of
the present Term of the Court has reduced the
price from Sic Dollars to Fire Dollars per vol
ume and is prepared to furnish them to Gentle
men of the Bar and to Booksellers. except Vol. 5
of Equity to be published in few weeks, of which
notice will be given. Orders for the whole. or for
any one or more Volumes, promptly attended to.
And the Bar supplied on reasonable terms with
the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports,
aud Law Books generally.
Bound copies furnished to the Profession. in
exchange for their Nos. e. ]. HALE.
Fayetteville. March %, ls49-I2s.tf
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FIR EIGHTS:
WILMINGTON MARKET-Nlarch %

WILMINGTON MARKET-N1arch %.
Bacon-A fair supply of Bacon on the mar
ket Sales have been made, of hog round, at
It cents See table
Beans-W hite-stock light an sales dull.
Corn-No arrival. 600 bushels reported
last week, changed hands at A cents.
Four-The stock OF Fayetteville flour is
far. and sales rather dull at quotations.
Hay-There has been no late arrivals OF
Hay, and the article is becoming scarce. Stole
rates, 80 cents per hundred pounds.
Lnrd-Sales at u a cents.
Limc-No late arrivals, and no fresh Lime
on the market. The article is much wanted,
and a cargo would meet with ready sale, at .
fair price.
LumJer-River-No Wide boards on the
market, and but little demand. Scantling-
Several RATS waiting purchasers-no offers.
Quotations nominal.
Molasses-No receipts since last report
Sales of cargo reported last Thursday, from
Cuba, in lots TO suit, at 81 cents per gallon.
Sales New Orleans Moasses, from store, at
quotations.
Naval Stores Sales OF Turpentine since
last report amount TO about 2,073 bbls. all of
which has been taken at 81 81 for soft and
35 for hard. Sales of 1871 bbls Spirits 1ur-
pentine at 2S4 cents, and 100 bbls at 90 cents
per gallon. and ST IS for bbls not returnable,
closing at latter price. Sales of 469 bbls Tar
at 81 20, and 342 do. al 81 III. Sales Of
Rosin at So so cents.
Rice-Last sales at 50 IS a SO per hun
| dred.
Salt-5O0o bushels from Turks Island. re.
ported aaoat last week, has changed hands al
1876 per bush.
; 1imber-Stock iight-Mills we'll supplied
sales dull. and prices rather dropping. Sci
table for last sales.
! Fre;ghts-See table.
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One Word to the Sedentary.-Those who la
Dor within doors are compelled to breathe an i'm
pure atmosphere, which is wholly unfit for the
proper xpansion of the lungs. and, owing to want
of exercise, the bowels become constpated. the
pores of the skin closed, and, indeed all the func
tons of the body become deransed hence proceed
asthma, cough, pains in the breast and side, pal
Pitation of the heart, rheumatic pains in various
parts of the body, giddness, and varity of other
distressing complaints. common 10 those of sedeu-
tary habits Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
disperse all these unpleasant symptoms. SIN
gle dose will 10 all cases give relief and, if repeat
ed few times, will most assuredy restore the bo-
dy to health.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds. Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
ble in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
agents only.
For sale in Wilmington, N. e., by George R
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, 69
Race St., Philadelphia; 2ss Greenwich St.. New
York, and 1873 fremont ST., Boston.
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Pennsylvania sold at So All. Grain-Sales
Of red and mixed wheat at OF. Oh a 81 OF.
We quote white at / OF 81 Is, and such as
is suitable for family -four at LIS 20.-
Sales OF yellow cora at l9 cents for prime,
and white IS IS. Sales of Oats at % 81
cents. Provisions-Sales of Mess Pork at II
a 81 so. and Prime at 6 $40. No. Beef
SO, and Mess SD. Bacoa-64 81 cts for
assorted: Sides 81 a 81 for old and ne "; Hams
S4as cts: Shoulders 6. Bulk meat-54 a
81 cents for Sides, and 81 for Hams. Sales
of No. 1 Lard at 7 II cents, 4 months
Whiskey- Sells freely at 231 ceats per gal.
San.
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.p0TvEn

March l6-Sehr Christians Caroline Johnson Little
H-schr Mary Alice, Sullivan, Einsstnl, ia to Bar
is Brig Noupariei, Brewer, New Bedford, 70 De-
Rosset & brown.
Schr Waite Giak Giabs Baltimore 10 C w Davis
Schr Icfituan Toss, Phisdeiphia, 30 E Lutteroh.
Schr baltimore DILL fsfiaotte. Ellis & Mitchell.
Seilr Faicon. Parriit, Boston tot; ~ Davis
i9-Schr Reisossef Brewster, New Iori to De-
ROssef &. brown.
schr Harreoa Price, Bso~a, New York, TO Gutter
lola
90 Barque Delegate, Wallace, New York, by Iiar-
Kiss & Drake.
Schr z iohrseu Kilbuln Boston 70 G w Davis
2t-Scir Warrenion, wooster, RiclHHond, Va, 70
Geo Harriss
Brig Trjan. Weld Matauzas In distress, Ia C W
Davis. TIE Trojan left Matnnzas Macch 10th with a
rso of MoIasscs, bostsId TO Fliiadeiptia
schr EiizabrtL Waller, frH,a Hyde county, in dis
tress to G w Davis Tie Elizabeth was found from
Hyde county TO Charleston. with a load of Corn; ex
periencrd very heavy weather, sprung aieak and t
with anueh difficulty that she could be Kept free.
CLEARER,
March l6-sehr Powell. Powell, New York. by C
" Davis.
schr Purse Picket, onFiow CO, N C. by C w Davis.
Schr Peari. Moore. Onsitw CO, by do
Sctr Martha Aan, Willis. Washiagtaa c, BY d.
:Schr Marion Burns Little River, C. by do
schr Oh Mcsac, Davis, Charleston, by DsRosse, &
i7-Bris Lucy Atwood, Atwood Boston by {: w Davis
SEM II d I.eish'oi, Handy, Baltimore, by George
IfarrisS.
schr WIN Hart. Candy. Washington City, by Geo
HARRIS
ls-Br Orig Fanny, Curry, Halifax, S, by W Da-
rs-
schr q rStiana Caroline Johnson, Little River C.
by G w Davis.
schr BSorsoou siIiin.au New York. by w Davis
2l-Schr iIetty Macia, Bryant, Cuaa, by do.
schr Jonas s'nsi. Nichols, New York, by DcEsossc'
Steamer Gov Graham, Peck, FAYETTEVILLE by & W
L Notary
schr Alsano Pitcher Portland, Ne, BY II If Stanton
$50.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, Fayetteville, by John
BaHks.
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W - r. e e
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR the purpose of winding up the affairs Of
the late firm of Price 4 Fulton" and of effect
ing fair and just settlement with the estate of
The deceased partner, the subscriber, surviving
partner Of the said firm. NOW GIVES NOTICE
that he will, at IL o'clock, at the office of the
" Wilmington Journal" in the town of Whining
ton, North Carolina on FuIpAV, the 23rd day of
March, Ciusant,) ls49, expose and offer to pub
lie sale, and outc.y, tue WHOLE STOCK IN
TRADE Of the said partnership, consisting of the
Types, Presses, Office Furniture, and Printing
materials Of every description Paper. and Blanks
connected with the 8. Wilmington Journal" and
now in said office, together with al unexpired
lease upon the same.
Applications for information may be addressed
tc him (post-raid) at the Journal" office.
Terms at sale. A. l.. PRICE,
Surviving partner of the late
firm of Price & Fulton.
Wilmington, n. e., March 2, l949.
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TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his valuable tract
Of Land. containing about thousand Acres,
lying 90 the waters of Little Pee Dee, miles
above Po'atoe Bed Ferry, and II miles North
East Of Conowayhoro'. Horny Districs. S. c.
There is a good dwelling house and other neces-
sary buildings. and from 40 to SO acres under cul-
tivation. Said Land is well adopted to the culture
of corn, cotton and rice. To any person wishing to
engage in the Turpcutine business il is an excel
lent chance, as most of the Land is Piney woods,
we'll timbered, and convenient to the river.
IL i6-T7ts d. NJ. JOHNSTON.
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Notice.

BY order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions of New Hanover county, at March Term,
lS4y, we shalt expose to public sale, at the resi-
dence IF Dawn WILLIAMS, IN said county. on
Saturday, the 3 list day Of March, instant two val
uaae negro slaves, viz: Hester and HaLy, the
property Of HESRY WILLIAMS. decd. The a.
bove negroes will be sold for division.
1erms-Six ulonths credit and bonds with 2p-
proved securities required.
DAVID WILLIAMS, } r,
HENRY WILLIAMS, I''ee''0'''
March l6, I949.-l2T-2t
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTNENr,2

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
February z. ls49.
Str--In reply to yours Of the 9th instant sta
ting that your friend K. G. 1orE, having been
suspected of depreciation in regard to maiiabie
matter, while running a substitute for Mail
Agent WALKER. you wish the matter " thorough
" investigated; you informed that having no
official information of any suspicion. Of any fact
that would justify suspicion of that character,
do not deem it either necessary or proper to direct
an investigation.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
C. JOHNSON.
WIN. ]. DnAxE Esq,
Ba;tieboro'. Edgecombe County, N. G.
March %, ls49--[2S-2t
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March l6. Is
lHOtifR.

THE subscriber having otsained letters of Adj
uanistratiOa on the goods and chattets. rights and
credits Of Taos. Ntxex, decd. at the March
fern, ls4s, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the County of New Hanover. hereby
notifies all persons indebted to ais intestate, to
co,ae forward and make payment; and those hsv-
ing claims against said interstate, are notified to
present thea viGhia the time prescribed By law,
or this notice viii be pleaded in bar Of their recov
cry. CHAS. w. NIXON, admir-
March IS, 1s3s.-tc7-5t.
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JUST RECEIVED.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
nkTE HANOVER HOUSE,5

fRoxf SraEEt, WsLHrxsr6H. N. e.:
THIS HOUSE has iately been se-ore6ed, an
der il,e superin,eodanee OF the undersigned, who
have gwen il . thoroaxh osethzulings ahd newly
furn,shed it thfoughcut- Trey pledge themselves
that nothing shaii b wanting. Oh fheff part, 10
render the patron satisfied and eOnsortaole:
Their Table and Chambers aIe - well fdrhist-
ed and attended on ~ 4 6ishfui servants a. can
be fonnd in ang ofer Hotel Id the Sothefh States.
Tie Ohdhi6os win be found ready At the Cars
and STEAMBOATS,. carrying baggage. ffes, e and
tom the Hotel .s,
Janus,y 10, ls4e -Ils.iyceo
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MIR REED.

At Kenansville, Duplin county. on the 18th
instant, Mr.. Lippman Arond, to Miss Margaret
Swinson.
In Cumberland county, on the 9Th inst, by
Mel Mckay, Maj. James H. Weather, of Ken
lucky, to Miss Ann A eldest daughter Of Alex.
McDouga!d. Esq.
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WITH surprise and Indignation, the under
signed have seen certificate over our names,
published in the Wilmington Chronicle and the
Journal, purpor.ing TO give the substance of re-
mark which we had heard by lady, whose name
is mentioned in said publication.
1t is due TO ourselves to say that P. Jordan
who has published said certificate has used our
names without permission and acted without our
knowledge or consent. We further say, that
what he has published as our certificate is incor-
rect in substance and meaning very different from
any remark we have ever heard made by the lady,
whose name he has also taken the liberty of bring
ing before the pubic. We did on one occasion
hear her say that if her husband had listened to
her. he would have gone and put an end to Jor-
CANS existence, or scattered his brans and saved
his friends their present vexaion and disturbance.
Given under our hands March I'd, Is49.
ALICE STALLINGS,
MARY ANN SAVAGE.
The above was sworn TO and subscribed before
me on the above date. A. LAMONT,JP.
We feel it to be our duty to publish the said
certificate, lest erroneous impressions might be
created Oil the minds of some who may not vet
know as well as ourselves, the disposition of J. p.
Jordan, to transcend his limits, act under false
pretences, and impose on ignorance. A short time
ago he made an intrusive call on US at home, ap-
parcntiy with view to extort from US whatever
impressions we might have heard that would be
evidence serviceable to him in suits, which it is
said he has instituted against number of the cit
liens of New Hanover and Duplin Counties, OH
a charge of having attacked him, or common
report has it, for having T-A-R-R-E-D and
him. He expressed de-
termination 10 have US summoned to Court as
witnesses I'VE assured him that we knew moth.
ing that would be advantageous to him, so far as
we could judge. He insisted in teazing Us to give
him statement, which he could show to his Law.
yer, assuring that such would save US the dis.
agreeable task CT attending Court, an unpleasant
task TO any woman particularly to those OF oul
age and circumstances. We stated to him only
a part of our conversation. which we had heard
feeling reluctant and delicscy to tell him how
mean we thought he was, and how well be deser
we'd all the chaslisement, scorn, and contempt
which he told Us he had received at the hands O
our citizens. ALICE STALL1NGS.
MARY ANN SAVAGE.
Nar~h I0dQ--rC6.3t
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, dealers in Ice, have agreed
on the following prices for tlsr- present season.
In the quantity of hogshead, or more, the price
will - half cent per pound; under this to ten
pou' DIS, ,hree-iourths of cent; and less than 10
lbs. one cent per h. will be charged. The price of
Tickets will be in accordance with the above
rates, viz: For o lbs. and over, of cent, less
than 10 lbs. cent per ID.
1t is desirable, as far can be, that this BUSH
ness be done for cash.
A. G. EVANS,
SHAW & REPITON.
March 90, ls48-[2s-3t
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DIED.

In this town, on the 2lst inst. Mrs. Sarah R.
Dicksey, IN the Goth year Of her age.
In this town. on the Goth inst after lingering
illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Rush. wife of Capt Benz
Rush, of Fayetteville, aged &c years.
In Chatham county, the 9th inst, Mrs.
Ruth Guthrie, censOrt Of William Guthrie, IN the
eighteenth year other age.
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THE subscriber offers for sale the following
tracts of lands. viz:
One tract where he now resides, in Sampson
county containing 400 acres; $50 acres of which
is under fence and cultivation, aud has about 10,
600 Turpentine Boxes cut
Also, one tract adjoining the above confirming
i29 aeres-aboot 40 acres Of which is under cal-
tivatiou and has cut about 1000 Boxes.
Also, one tract, near the SIX Runs, in Samp-
son ccunty. within half mile Of the river. con-
tanning 2O3 acres. vita 600 TarPents'le Boxes
cut. none Of which are over years old.
Also, one tract in Dapiin cosuafy, lying on the
North East River, containing 81 acres, we'll adap-
ted TO cultivation so acres now cleared.
Persons wishing to purchase, either, Of the
Whole of the above lands, eaiil please call upcu
the subscriber at his residence within three miles
of Tayi9's Bridge, Sampson county.
Jas. r. MATHIS.
March "a, Isf9.-L25-6t
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such a Stale as Delaware. Con whose soil
Tom Hyer was allowed to whip Yankee Sui
Ivan, and not word said,) to overlook the
rich and rare material with which we abound,
from Currituck TO Cherokee
North Carolina Standard