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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
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ss4si abs.4i3 ,nT acuea1 bELG. t nhsS lssTle kmmam knas4 has hi1asm tseasnrss, E&
 Ia secret kept, In silence scaled; Ths lhsuGhtss shs hopes. the dreams. the plssauEe Whsss charms wese bFeksa if revealed. .s An5 days may pes h gay confusion,
 And nights 10 gusy ret iiy. WkiIs, Isst in RaHiss og Wealth illusion, The memsry sf.the Past may de. Bat ,hsrs are hears af lonely nursing, < Such aa in sTAaiBg silence ceaae, When, soft as birds theif Pinleus eiseinG.
 The hsnrt's best feelngs gather home. Then h eur souls tbers seems 10 langnish
 A tsadsf grief that is moi woes ARd thoughts that once wrung tears q anguishs
 New canse bat sone mid tears io how. nd feelings, eace as strong as passions. g. Float ssfEiy back --a faded dFeam; Our own sharp griefs sad wild sepsatisns,
 The tale of olheE's safIssiaEs seem. { ca. wheu the heart ls freshly bleediug,
 How loBgs t for the time to be. When thfoegh the mist of years Fseeding, fa fe lts woes bat five ia Eeverie. Aad 1t ean dwell ca mOOnlight glimlnsr.
 On evening shade and loneliness; ! And. wlsiIe tls sky grows dim and dimmeS, s t, Feel nc untold sad strange disiresS- Only deeper impulse given
 By ioaely boaFa and daSkeRed room, .s4 ko Splemn tilopEhta lhat scar tp neASens nf Seeking life and world to coma.
  .sBs Quiss. Dot I'n Call Fly S1sshsS;'' As ! was sitting in . wood. e Undef as esk tF1c's lesfy e0Vefs
 MusiHg ia pleasant solitude,
 Who shsald come up but gehn, my lover! He pvssssd my hand and kissed my cheek,
 Then, warmer growing. kissed ihs other, While exelaimd and stroye to shriek.
 Be quiet. do. I'll call my moiher." sa He nw my anger was sincere.
 Aud lovingly began 10 ehide me; Then. wipiHg from my cheek the tear, He sst hiaE on the grass beside me- He feiga'a saeh pretty amorous 70.
 Bsrashed sorh sweet VOWS one ufter others eeuld bs sssile, whiie whisperieg low. 1" Be quiet. do! Tn call my mother!" He talked 90 long, and talked % well.
 4 nd swore he meani net to deceive me. l felt more grief than csa tell When, with . sigh, he rose 10 leave nc. " Oh. tchn," said |, " and mus, thoa gol"
 love thee better than all other; Tb,-ts is no need 10 harry so-- "i heser meant to call my mOtheT!"
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N0NrW~mW-E..

HE subscriber, agent fer H. Haherman. va,
 A continue che iOrmer's business at his eld .t.nd on Masn' near Markham street, and keeu constant y on hand fnll and well arscvted stock of ;,osr. ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cas,,ps, &c; ~e au ot which will De sold low fer eash. Th. highest market prices will be paid for ooun...- a,s' duee, as heef hides, peitrles, bccswas, &c.
 lana lS JOHN KRAu2c
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"A"D~ R ms1.

N -A- M&4 4R @& -A NIX .W.<@ MILL, < cut and hand saws; cotton and wool WI cards; corn and coffee milIs; stocks and dies horse nails, coach wrenches; steelyards; iron lasses gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs; files, iron braces; butts wrapping paper, Se. Received and for sale by
 lan2n VIM B. WAIT.
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REGULAR lTyEM PACKET

From Napoleon and Mouth of rkaasms Ri.
 yer to Little Rock. Van Baren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gtnson.
 VNIIE light dr2uxht steamers WILLIAM ARNf- 1 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports fer the con- veyaRce of freight and p@ssengers-the Wm. Arm strong and Mediam leaving Napoleon on Aeadays and TAwFsdsys at o'eiock, 4. M.--RetaFulng will leave Little Rock saFne days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at I.tilc Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Bnren and Fort smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gihson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be. ing permanent arrangement, and that their frezhts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch, and al the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 4. HAXS & Co.,. Agents, Napoleon.
 N. GREENWOOD X Co, Ag'ts, N. O. Dec. I3, is47 H-
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GIT. LOUIS FLOUR.-43 bbis choice S,. Louis ~ FLOUR. received per Durce. and fos sale by
 June F. W. D. WAIT.
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SPRING HATS.

NfhiN6 HAIM
 TOHN D. ADAMS has just received, per steame sB Philip Pennywit, and now opening. at the stan, formerly occupied by Cbaries Rapley, Beaver. Mole skin Silk, Coaey, Russia. Leghorn, double an, single and Palm Leaf IA IS, of all qualities, size and prices. May l.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

o DENTAL NOTICE. nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist, respectfully informs 1I his patents and the public, that his office has been removed to Mir. Chanplin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in skiilfaftnanBer and at moderate charges. The teeth may be preserved. beaatiied replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with litte iuconvenince to the patient possible, The true value of the teeth is only known when these useful organs of u,ssticaiOn. speech and form are lost Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth OfchiIdren under ls years, will be regu- lated free of expense; also. advice given on the pre- servstOn of the teeth and the proper dentiirce to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble to the patient The following gentlemen referred to in regard to Dr. Melntyres qualifications as a practical Dentist.
 JOHN H. ROBINSON, Col. l.. J. BRANDON, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. 5. LAUaIE, Mir. W. E. WOODRUFF, Mir. WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. G. B. HAYDEN.
 Litile Reck Oc1. 6, IS4s. B. DLOUGHs.-36 No. l, Halls Improved Peacock;
 I3 No. 3.
 6 No. 3,
 IF No. |, Halls Valley, with cast points; E No9 ." Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by
 jaBI6 VIM. B. WATT.
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Coffee, SMgar &c. 90 Bags Rio coffee; -% Java do;
 Pepper;
 Ginger Root;
 2 Bbis Tanners Oil;
 Crushed Sugar;
 Powdered do;
 Box refined loaf do;
 l" Lemon syrup,
 2 " Black Tea;
 Chest imperial do;
 700 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for safe by VIM. B. WAIT SUNDRIES-30 kegs Pnre. No. l whits Lead: - 10 kegs Nsiis; 26 boxes Window Glass, ass d ss< 10, 10 t9>e lo; 26 boxes StAn Candles; bbls Lard Coil; do. LiReeed Ui boxes Missouri gold leaf Tobacco; 500 lbs Cotton farn; l bale Cotton Bats. l5 sets Wagon Boxes; 2011 lbs. Bar Iron; bar Soap; Wooden Bucksts Nc, received and for sale by deces VIM. B. WAIT.
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H Mr. Lun' the recently apPoin,ed U. s. Distriel Attorney bs Massachusetts, is the suthor Of pun gent repis to Campbelfs well. known bitter line. addressed to the lag of the United States. The following is Mir. Campbeii's savage ePigram: "Uniied States your banner wsars Two emhlems one of fame
 Alas the other that it bears
 Reminds us Of yoas shame!
 The white mans liberty in types fE Stands hlazoaed by your sisrs-l
 But what's the mssaing of your stripes:
 They mean your negrces' sears." And this is Mr. Lant's Fetort:
 i" England! whence came each glowing hue,
 That tin's yoa flag of' meteor hgbt.-- The streaming Fed. the deeper blne. Crossed with the nOonbeam's pearly white The blaOd and bFuise--the blss and Ted,--
 Let Asia's groaning millions speak; The chiie,--it tells the rolos fed
 From starving Eih's Psild eheek!"
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Arkansas River Packet.

THE splendid new steamer PAtlip
 E PenmYwft, R. Beatty, master, will
 leave New Orleans for the Arkahsas river on she nh inst, and will run during vhe sea soG from New Orleans io Little Rock, vsa BaFen Fctt Smith. aod Fort Gibson, touching at all the intermediate landings.
 Foe freight CT passage. having superior accom- modatioas. apply on board, or ie
 teb2os3m T. D. MERRIcK & Co. Agents.
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CyEGARS AND TOBACco.--I7.o 900 Havana - and Regaia Segarx; II boxes best and eommon Tobacco. just received and fer sale by
 jan2 JOHN D. ADAMS.
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By the Cotton Plant. CUGAR.---5s bbis. choice SUGAR, on eonsign - mtnt, for sale low for cash, by fsbse A. J. HUTT
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Ssb- Rsss.-This compound word is Oisen used iu writing conversation, significant of secrecy h Is said that It's derivation Is as follows: Ancient iy. se Greeks conseerated the ippocrates, the genius of Silence And either the rose or its rep resentatiOn was placed upon the ceiling of their dining implying that whatever was done therein should be kept from public knowledge. It was done ssb-resa. CT under the rose
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ESBGAR AND eoffEE---s hhds primo Brown
 - SuC.iR; 20 bags choice Rio COFFEE. re- June IF. w. B. WAIT.
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Y ANDRETH'S GARDEN sEEDS-A full as- .II sortment, Of the growth of is9s received and for sale by ldsc26l VIM. B. WAIT.
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LNLOUR. AND SHEET iRoN--5o bbls. OHIO I FLOUR; s Bundles SHEET IRON, Nos. is %. 22and 2s. receivedpef Cashier, and icf sale hy [api25l VIM. B. WAIT.
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NEW GOODS.

LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton Plant, a D fui sssostmep; of Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSW ARE. Boots, shoes, Hats, &e., se., slnohg which are the following:
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Epping's Go. FL. Extract of SarSaparilla and
QUEENS DELIGHT,

TO THE PUBLIC.--This preparation has
acquired very extended and established celebrity
in most of the Southern States of the Union both
in the hands of Physicians and private use; which
its efficacy alone has sustained for several years.
remedy for Scrofuia or Kings Evil, JIcera-
ted Sore Throat, long standing Rheumatic Affec-
tons, diseases of the skin, old Sores white swe
lings diseases of the bones, and all cases of an u
cerous character. It is also particularly useful
in chronic and nervous complaints occurring in
debilated and cachetic constitutions. Over Sy-
philis and the host of painful, di-agreeable and
hitherto incurable affections resulting therefrom,
such as ulcers of the throat larynx, nodes, &c,
and all those evils occasioned by an improper and
injudicious use of " mercury" it dsplays complete
control. 1t has been found to be most useful
purifier of the blood in all such diseases.
In all complicated cases of ScrofuIa and Syphi-
lis, and in cases where the Syphilitc virus of the
parent causes development ofSyphilis or Scrofu-
la in the child, this is the only remedy upon which
the hope of recovery can be reasonably founded.
1t relieves the disease, and at the same time inn
parts vigor to the whole system--under the use
of this medicine, the patient is enabled to take
nourlshing food, which in other practice is with
held. In many cases where the horrible ravages
of disease have taken so deep root that patients
have been given up by the most skillful Physl-
Clans the disease has been arrested and the patent
restored to good health, &c. and the most reason
able expectations fully satisfied.
The cures performed in this city alone, are
sufficient to establish its reputation on Perma-
nent basis, and too solid to be effected either by
the malignant or envious. 1t is worthy of note
that the greater part of the patients cured had,
previously to using this preparation, received the
best medical treatment and given up by their ply
scians as being beyond the reach of medical skill.
1t is, however, advisable that it should be given,
if practicable, under the superintendent of phy-
stefan, for him to prescribe such other remedies in
conjunction with this as the necessity of the lease
may require. This preparation has put into the
hands of physicians remedy by which he can
master variety of diseases, which have hitherto
baffled the greatest skill and study. 1t is safe
and harmless medicine, and removes all those
evils which an unsuccessful use of mercury so of
ten occasions.
Price ST. per bottle, or S. for six bottles. Prepa-
red and for sale by J.P. NJ EPPING,
Chemist and Druggist, PIT King St.,
opposite Society street, Charleston, S. c.
Also for sale by A. C.EVANS & BROTHER,
39-5m1 Wilmington, N G.
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.W.4RRFED.

In this town, on the 18th Instant. by the Rev
James Mcdaniel Mr. William E. Wright for.
mer of BaItimo e, Nd to Miss Eliza j., eldest
daughter of Mr.. John S Farrow, of this town.
In this county, on the 9TH inst, by John B
Groom, Esq, Mr. J Moore, to Miss Adelne
SharpIes.
In this town, on the 9th inst, by the Rev Thos
Murphy, Mr. J Carroll, to Miss Lucy A Gar
rison.
In Peterborough, on the Gath ut. Pleasant NJ
Rowell, Esq, of Richmond county, to Mrs Louisa
Sophia Thompson, of Peterborough.
In Rowan courty, on the 23d uIt. Mr. John F
Locke, to Miss Margaret Locke, daughter of MI
Richd Locke.
In Talbot county, Ga, on the LIST ult, G A Mil
Ter, Attorney at Law, of MocksviIle, N G, TO Miss
Ida Acee.
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LOST.

BY the subscriber. on Tuesday night the l2it
inst, between and o'clock. while going from
NATHAN F. BoURDEAUx's Boarding House tt
VESSELS Wharf small leather Pocket-book
with his name written on the back. Said Pocket.
book contained between Sl70 and $50 in Bank
bills, and several notes. among others the follow.
ing: One note against R. M. FILTAw, for $50
payable to r. NJ CARRIES one against THOMAS
LEE. for $50 and some cents, payable to ALExAS.
DER N. MORT, and other papers not recolected.
All persons are cautioned against trading fol
the above notes.
Any person finding the above, and leaving il a
the office of the Wilmington Journal. will be lib
orally rewarded. WIN. NJ. MURRAY.
June Is, lS49-f40-3t*
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DIED..

In this county, on the 3Oth inst, Samuel Will
liams son of Henry and Ann NJ Williams, decd,
aged IL years, 9 months and % days.
In Brunswick county. on the % inst, Miss Car
oline Allen, daughter of D u Allen, Esq, aged 10
years.
In Cumberland county, near Fayetteville, on
the Sd inst, Mr. Michael McGary, in the 74th
year of his age, for upwards of 20 years citizen
of Fayetteville.
In Fayetteville, on the 4th inst, Mr. Robert w
King.
In Montgomery county, Mr. Daniel Chisholm
Also. Mrs Mary Knight, wife of Mr. Nathanie
knight.
In Raleigh, on the Sd inst, Mrs Frances De
vereux, in the 8Olh year of her age.
In Mississippi. on the 18th nit Mrs Ann Baird
reict of Col. Andrew Baird, formerly of Caro-
Iina.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the lst
January. II $40. his negro man. REpIcK aged be-
tween 81 and 40 years. Said negro is of dark
yellow complexion has scar on one of his
cheeks believed to be on the left; quick spoken,
five feet or 10 inches high, stout built.
The above negro is probably lurking in the
neiehborhood of Mr.. Beaty's or Mr.. Calvin j.
Dickson's, in the lower part of Bladen county
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
to the SUBSCRIBE, or for his confinement in the
Jail of New Hanover county, or in any other Jail
within the State, so that can get him.
An additional reward of Twenty Dollars will be
given for evidence sufficient to convict any white
person OF harboring the above negro.
June l5.-l4O-tf] M RODGERS.
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TOPsAIL SOUND, NC, JuxEll, ls4e.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that about the middle of
January, l847. was attacked with a severe pain
in nv face and Jaws. and my face was swollen for
some five or six weeks, with distressing pain all
that time. now applied to a physician, hoping
to be benefited. He prescribed for me. My teeth
and laws were at this time in state of liberation
| continued under his treatment for some two or
three months. BY this time my jaw-bone was in
a curious state, from one angle to another, and a
discharge of matter in three or four places About
this time was induced to try DIR. SCHoNwALD. |
applied to him accordingly; he thought my case
very doubtful--however he undertook my case
about the first of June, and in short time ares
ted the disease / continued under his treatment
for about fifteen months and by this time he re-
moved a large portion of the bone. | have
since nearly or quite recovered. | feel indebted
TO DR.. SchonwaId, through the blessing of ProVl-
dence for my recovery. Ihave been well for about
six months, and my general health is rather better
than it ever was before. | confidently believe II
had went to DR.. 5. at first, l should not have
lest any of my jaw-bone.
| have thought proper to publish this certificate
for the information Of those who may be affected
in the same way. When | was under the treat
ment of other physicians they could do me nc
good, and said they could do nothing for me- ever
before it was in a state of liberation. would ad
wise all persons similarly affected TO give Dr. Schon
wald call. JAMES M HOW AND.
We, the undersigned, are acquainted with Mr.
Howard-have known him during his aftlctIon
and can testify to the truth of his statements.
w. Ware, Dentist, MILES CosTIN, H. w
For, WIN. B. JONES, w. j. J. VANN, JERE
Nichols, OWEN FESNELL, G. w. POLLOCK.
| June Is. l949--T4G-2t*
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MORE FURNITURE.

NOW is the time to buy CABINET FURNI.
TuRE at prices to suit the times. We are con-
stantly receiving, weekly, by the regular packets
FURNITURE of all kinds and qualities, from
our mandatory in New York, which is offered
t:>r sale at unprecedented low prices, for cash.
" Small profits and quick returns is our MOTTO -
which we hope will meet the appreciation of buyers.
We have just received the following neU stock
Marble top Washstands;
neat Dressing Bureaus, cheap;
dozen Maple Chairs
Rush Seat Chairs
wood seat nurse do, handsome & cheap
cane Rocking chairs
2 wood " "
office chairs and cushions;
4 Office swivel " "
4 Sideboards. cheap: dining Tables;
8 summer Safes, various sizes;
cheap Wardrobes;
dozen small wood Rocking Horses;
willow Chairs for children,
Music Stools, beautiful article
3 Centre Tables
dozen Black Walnut Chairs, new style;
large Cherry Tables;
6 Black Walnut Tables;
Shower Baths.
ALSO
Mattresses, Pillows, Boisters, and large as
sortment of Mating for Summer use.
June s G. & w. A. GWYER.
S U G A R.
. hhds St. Crox. For sale by
Js] HOWARD & PEDEN.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-June ii.

Bacon-N C. Bacon arrives freely no ma
terial change in price. Western-ConsideTa-
BILE arrivals. Market well supplied, and quo
tations fraction lower.
Beef Cattle-Scarce good grass fed Al to
5 cents per h. No stall fed arriving.
Corn-Received 1900 bushels from North
Countless sold at so cents, 90 days 900
bushels from Baden, sold to arrive at so cts,
cash. Stock light, and the article in demand.
F2our-Stock OF Fayetteville Flour consd-
erabiy reduced. Quotations have advanced
25 cents per barrel.
Hay-Last sales at Csc per 100 lbs.
Lard-North Carolina-Stock large and
sales dull.
Lime-None received and much wanted.
Lomber-There is but little river lumber
on the market. We hear of only 2 RATS floor
ing boards changing hands; one at So 623,
and one at So so per NJ. The stock is light.
See table for prices.
Molasses-None received since last report
Stock becoming light "a prime article is
scarce. No change in quotations.
Mutton and Lamb-From 81 so to 50 90
per head.
NauaL Sores.-[In our last report, we put
down hard Turpentine per bbl of 280 lbs; this
was an error; all Turpentne is sold in this
market per Dbl of 800 lbs, but the Inspectors
make out their bills according to the late en-
actments of the Legislature, that is, $50 lbs
to the bill
The receipts and sales of Turpentinc have
reached for the week ended to-day, NJ, about
| 1000 bbls. Prices have advanced fully DC
per Dbl for soft and hard. The sales common
cling on Friday at former figures, viz: soft
50 10 TO 50 5 a s. 90; hard, steady at 81 ! 0
during the week firm sales of virgin dip at
50 SIS up to this morning, when So Is was
obtained We now quote new crop yellow
dip at So Is to 80 20; virgin dip at 50 65 a
So IS; and hard, at 81 10, closing at highest
figure. 1t should be remarked that the ad.
vance has taken place since the receipt of the
European news, which if the published
amounts are 10 be relied on, is not very
encouraging. In Spirits Turpentine sales to
the extent of about 1874 barrels have been ef-
fected since last report, all at 25 cents, with
the exception of small lot of % bbs. at 243
barrels in all instances ST. not returnable
Tar arrives very slowly, only about 113 bar
reIs during the week, taken at 1875 per bar
rel. We hear of nothing doing in Rosin
last sales No. 8 at SIS cents per Dbl.
Peas-No demand for Black Eye Peas
Stock of Cow Peas light, and considerable de-
mand. Quotations are for sales made some
time since (Noninal)
| Pork-No change in Northern Pork.
Potatoes-Sweet-Bu few arriving, ant
generally sold at retail, from boats and carts
at IS IS cents per bushel.
T9mber--The stock of mill timber has beef
considerably reduced since our last report
: About 25 RATS have changed hands, at prices
. ranging from So IS to Sc SO for inferior Il
good mill timber but one raft bringing GU
!, lowest figure the others ranging from t.
Sc So Prime m II timber at 81 25. Ship
ping timber 81 to $40. One clamp, some .
,, sticks, very superior article, from so to Z
feet in length, was sold at SIC per M.
FreightS-Scarce. Rates without materia
! change
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Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained letters oil
administration upon the Estate Of Dawn FULroN,
decd, at the March Term, l84g, of the Court Of
Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New
Hanover county, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons indebted to said Estate. to make immediate
settlement; and all persons having claims of any
sort against the said estate, are hereby notified TO
present them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law for that purpose, otherwise this
lice will he plead in bar of their recovery.
CATHARINE A FULTON,
May 4, lS49.-[34if Administrative.
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UNIVERsALIsT DEDICATION.

The Universalist Church, now being erected in
Upper Richards, Onslow county, N. C., will be
dedicated to the one living and true God, and to
Jesus, " THE SAVIOR OF THE WoRLD," John iv.
49, on the first Sunday in July. at o'clock,
p. M. Citizens in general are fraternaly invited
to attend.
There will also be preaching on Saturday (the
preceding day. at | l O'clock A. NJ.
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NOTICE.

Office Wilmington q Manchester r. r. CO
Mar1on Court House. s. c.. June 6, 1919.
The Stockholders of the Wilmington & Man
chester Rail Road Company are hereby notified
mat me second Instalment Of Five dollars pei
snare Is required to be raid on the lst July next
BY order ofthe Bolrd of Directors,
JOHN McRAE, Jr., Treasurer.
June Is, ls49.-E40-4w
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1NOTICE.-The HANOVER Division Of
the Sons Of Temperance No. As, will hereafter
hold their weekly meetings every Monday night
at Mr.. GIARD's School Room, directly opssite the
Carolina Hotel.
SAMUEL N. CANNON, R. s.
June l5.-T40-lt
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY

II E subscriber has been appointed Agent of
the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Cornpopv
tor Wilmington and vicinity, and is ready to re-.
celse applications for Insurance. This Company
Is IN most prosperous condition. The premium
notes on hand amount to over Four hundred
thousand dollars, and the amount is constantly
increasing. A A BROWN.
June Is, lS49.-r4O.3t