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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24


e- The Kniekerbocker cannot for his life
LET .ecolored pussons alone. Here he is at
them again = =. 81
+" 4 colorea clergyman. preaching recently
to black audience atthe South. said
spose. indeed s'pect, dat de reason &c Lord
made us bfack men was cause he use all de
white men up fore he got to.de brack men.
and he had TO make him brack. But dat don't
make no odds, my bredren de Lord look ar
ter brack man too. Don't de. scripture say DAT
two sparrer- hawks am sold for a farden, and
dat not one OBJ 'en shall fall pom de ground
widout DER farder Well, den, my hredren
if your hebbenly farder care so much for :
sparrer-hawk, when you can buy tuo oh ZEN
for farden, how berry much more he care
for you, dat is wuth six or seven hundred dol
lars a-piece!' II that argument isn't a coioret
on-sequitur,' we never saw colored non
sequitur.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24
$50 Reward for London !!
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
NEw.HANoyER County.


WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this
day been made to US, two of the Justices of the
Peace for the State and County aforesaid, by
MILES CosTIN, that certain male slave belong
ing to him. namel LONDON, about 20 or 81
years old, feet 10 inches high. stout and likely,
hath a5sented himself from his said masters SER
vice, and is lurking about in the County commit
ting acts of felony and other misdeeds: These
are, therefore, in the name of the State. 10 COM
mand the said slave forthwith to surrender himself
and return home to his said master; and we do
hereby, by virtue of the Act of Assembly 10 such
cases made and provided, intimate and declare,
that if the said slave named LONDON, doth not
surrender himself and return home Immediately
after the publication of these presents that any
person may KILL, and DESTROY the said slave
by such means as he or they may think fit, with
out accusation or impeachment of any crime or
offence for so doing, and without incurring any
penalty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under our hands and seals, this 9th Au-
gust, lS49.
JAMES T. MILLER. ]. P. fsesll
VIC. BETIENCOURT, J. P. [SeaIl
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FOREIGN MARKETS-PER HIBERNIA

FORElGN M RhE G-IER f1lDEhANIA'
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Breadstufs--YeIlo elbow and
white wheat Sc rs to Sc 37t per quarter. 1nfe-
rior parcels S. so to SIS rs. Flour.--American
SQUAD Sc to Sc rs per Dbl; uninspected offering
at S. to SIS rs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug Cotton--Sales limited.
Uplands from from to le; Orleans to Ia !;
Mobile to ll1c. The market closed with a
downward tendency.
Eon.--The Iron trade is frmer. Common bars
$25 per ton. Rails S25 to S27 so. Scotch pig
Sll 374 to Sll rs. Swedish SIS to S57 so.
Lead.-British S7s rs; Spanish s73 rs to
s75. ..s
Rice.-No American quotations.
Tobacco firm.
Turpentine-A small lot of inferior old rough
sold at 81 AZ per cwt. ST 80 per cwt. is the
nearest price.
We give the prices in dollars and cents az being more
generally ineligible, taking SIS TO an English pound
which is not strictly right as S. exceeds pound by
some cents still it is as we can easily come.
JOURNAL.
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n Georgia Wedding. The preacher was
prevented from taking his paFtsinsthe eeremo-
ny, and a newly created Justice of the Peace,
who CHANGED to be present was called upon TO
oficiate in his place The good mans knees
began to trembie, for he had never tied the
knot, and did not know where 10 begin: He
had no Georgia JUSTICE or any other book
from which to read the marriage service. The
conopany was arranged in a seml-clrele, each
one bearing a tallow candle. He thought over
everything he had ever learned, even to
Thirty days hath September,
April June and November,
but all in vain, he could recollect nothing that
suited the occasion. A suppressed litter all
over the room admonished him that he must
proceed with something, and in the agony of
desperation he began
Know all men by these presents, that p
here he paused and looked up 10 the ceiling,
while an audible voice in corner of the room
was heard to say :
He is drawing deed 10 tract of land,
and they all laughed.
In the name of God, amen!' he began a.
gain, only TO hear another voice IN loud
whisper, say
He's making his will, thought he could
MT live long, he looks so powerful bad
! Now ! lay me down TO sleep, | pray
was the next essay, when some erudlte gen
teman remarked:
He is not dead but sleepeth.'
'Oh yes Oh yes! continued the Squire.
A voice replied, Oh no Oh no don't let's.
Some person out doors sung out, Come in
to court ? and the laughter was general.
The bride was Rear fainting, and the Squire
was not far from ii; being an indefatigabl
man, however he began again.
To all and singular, the sher-'
Let's run; he's going to level on u.s. sait
two or three at once.
Here CLEAN of light flashed across the fac
of the Squire. He ordered the bride and groom
to hold up their hands, and in solemn voic
sail:
You. and each of you, do solemnly swear
in the presence of tine present company, tha
you will perform towards each other, all, an
singular, the functions of husband and wifi
as the case may be, TO the best of your know
edge and ability, so help you God ?
Good as wheat = exclaimed the father {
the BRIDE Stamford AdU.
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Book Keeping in San FrancjSco.-The fol-
lowing page from the account book of mer
chant in San Francisco, who made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors, will give
some idea of the credit system in force in that
place. The style is quite original and prlml-
tive. The head commenced thus =
Accont Buk of John Mcclure and the people
in these diggings:
Remon Galpin 4 lbs of flour 81 90
George Williams, the darkey white man 90
thomas Sillias the spaniard reasons
flower sugar so
MauelI Sanches groceries D C. c. 16 90
Red that lives with Dancing bill 80 so
Dancing bill needles thred shose stock
ms 10 90
the man that's in his tent pantaluns
shose 2G 90
Martin that has the woman DIT 10 90
Iuaca that has the woman with the
big ring in her ear So 90
the coZen to thomas bone DR. 70 90
hamilton for shose DIT 40
The boy [ left the tent with DIT AZ 90
Iloss Coleman DIT in all 25 90
Tasuz the Sonorian that stole the conner
flower bread 81 90
Chene in all up TO this date 131 90
John that speaks English SO co
Poenary fowris that cut out of the
china mans hair, resons aid pain 7 48 90
killer medicine
| Vincente and his two sons ounces nc m
in gold dust lent
faciIe the boss jockey credit till
morning pantauns and shose- 81 90
red shirt
Bissus Rinede the man as got the
shose for sizers for the woman or
that lives near Cheney IS one
needle in all
The man that was lame with rimol-
some TO W
The man that claims the boss $40 cash
The spaniard that took the jacket 10 OF
Loreuehe the spaniard that has the
cattle l37 "
frank the man watts won that CANDLES 50 u
Manell Salyes, the Canaccer french IS o.
man that has the white wife / 24 OF
ard for two ounces in gold dust
lent in all AZ U
The man that fit about the woman
over the dry creek frizzles for her 80 o.
head
The man that set up the store IN the
new diggns for whats due on hats 400 O
candles serapys sorsagls sardenes
coffee pantaIuns pans red belts J
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

Yankee Courtship.-Jonathan Dumbutter
saw Prudence Feastall at meeting.-Jonathan
Sided up to Prudence arter meeting, and she
kind O. Sided off. He went closer, and
axed her if she would accept the crook O. his
elbow She resolved she would and pumped
her arm right round his. Jonathan then felt all
oversh. and said he liked the text: "Seek and
ye shall fnd,' was purity good Ieadn'. Pru-
dence hinted that {" Ask and ye shall receive
was better. Jonathan thought so too, but
this axing was puzzler. A Teller was apt
to pit in snarl when he axed, and snarlin'
warn't no fun. Prudence guessed strawber-
ries and cream was slick. Jonathan thought
they warn't SO slick as Prn's lips. 'sNow
DON'T said Pru; and she gave !ona:han's
arm an involuntary hug. He was leetle
startled. but thunk his farm wanted some fe
male help to look arter the house. Pru knew
how TO make real good break. Now
don't" said Pru. "If should" said Jon
athan-" Now, DON'T" said Pru. May b
Won wouldn't said Jonathan, and shuk al
over. Prudence replied. eff you'd be com
ing that game. you'd better tell feyther. y
THAT'S lest wot / WANT said Jonathan
And in three weeks Jonathan and Prudenc
were " MY old man. and MY old woman"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

Political Legislation The following poeti-
ante chamber OF the city council of Baltimore:
Resolved by the Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore,
That every man who sells melon,
Shall be held and deemed a felon;
And the pigs of every size,
Must evacuate their styes;
And officers must have in charge,
To catch them all if found at large;
And lest this wise precaution fails.
The owners must not soap their tails.
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SELLING OFE

B RIG AIMS! BARG AL N
THE subscriber being compelled to close up
the business Of the late firm Of JOHN KYLE &
Co., before the first day of October next, wishes
to inform the citizens of Wilmington that he will
sell BARGAINS, from their large and extensive
stock of French. English, Irish. Swiss. and Ame-
rican DryGcods, until the 18th of September,
when the balance of their stock, if not disposed of
at private sale, will Re offered at Auction. without
reserve. JOHN KYLE.
August nth, ls49--[49-tf
N. bah those indebted to the late firm Of
John KYLE & Co., will pease call and settle
their accounts, either by cash note, further
indulgence cannot be given. JOHN KYLE.
August 18th, lS49
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROKIN
DUPLIN COUNTY COURT.
July Term, ls49.

Solomon southerland,)
vs. Constabie's ;evg or Bana.'
Kiihy Bass.
On motion and affidavit, it appearing to the sat-
isfacton of the Court, that the defendant has abb
seconded SO that personal notice Of the levy cannot
be served upon him, it is considered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Wilmington Journal, paper printed at Whining
ton, notifying the defendant 10 be and appear at
the next term ofthis Court, before the worshipful
Justices thereof and shew cause why all order
shall not issue to sell the land levied on.
Witness, JAMES H. JERMAN, Clerk of said
Court, at Office. the third Monday in July. A. d.,
ls49. ]. H. JERMAN, Crk.
By B. F. GnADY, Deputy Crk.
Aug Sd, ls49-[47Gw] Pr fee 81 So
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

Il Tough Story-Talk not of tough stories
in Yankee newspapers, after reading the fol-
lowing from St. Petersburgh journal:
CA returned traveller from the North tells
me of curious mode they have in Siberia, of
procuring the skin of a Sable. Their fur is
at the greatest perfection in the depth OF WIN
ter, at which time the hunter proceeds to the
forest, armed with pitcher of water, and
some carrion meat; he deposites the bait at
the foot, and climbs to the top of high tree.
AS soon as the animal, attracted by the scent,
arrives, the man drops some water on his tail,
and it instantaneously becomes frozen 10 the
ground On which, descending from his ele-
walton with incredible rapidity, his pursuer.
with sharp knife, cuts him transverse on the
face. The Sable, from the excess of pain,
takes an extraordinary spring forward, runs
off, and his tail being fast to the ground, out
of his skin of course, leaving it prey to the
hunter Upon expressing slight doubt al
TO the probability of this mode of skinning tn,
ANIMALS, my friend assured me that he eoul,
moi have believed il, had he moi frequently be
held it himself f..
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TEACHERS WANTED.

WANTED, to take charge ofa School in. this.
town, one Male and one Female Teacher. Satiss
factory references will be required.
For further information, apply at the Journsl
Ofice -, (, - -
July ~, ls4s-EfssH -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

BosToN, Aug. 18-NaUat Stores The mar
ket continues rather dull for Spirits Turpen-
tine, with further sales at SO a 1890 per gal,
cash Tar meets with fair demand, and furth-
err sales of Washington, in large bills, and
In Rosin there have been further sales of BoS-
ton common at rs, 6 mos. In Pitch sales
at / rs a 1873 per Dbl, i and mos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentlne are al
ways sold in the water aud are subectto the expense
landing inspection, cooperage, &c; say on lumber
SOC to 81 per NJ and Turpentne about loc per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deducnon is made
according to quality.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,
DUPLIN COUNTY COURT.
July Term, I849.

Chauncey w. Graham Attachment levied
Kilby Bass. on Land.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant has absconded or removed from
the said county. so that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served him. it is ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the Will
mington Journal, newspaper printed at Viii
mington, notifying the said defendant to be and
appear at the next term of this Court, before the
worshipful Justices thereof, and shew cause why
an order shall not issue to sell the land levied on
Witness, JAMES H. JEnaAN, Clerk Of said
Court at Office the third Monday in July, A. D.,
I649. J, II. JERMAN, OK.
By B. F. GnADT, Deputy Cfk.
Aug 3D. Is49--[476wl Pr fee 81 80
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New York, Aug. 2l.-Flour, Western,
81 to 81 a IS Sd Southern. 5 A a SIS so.
Corn meal, per Dbl 3 81 8 "a and So so.
Rye flour, 25 So 374. Wheat, red, 03
to 81 10, and Genesee "a a 81 90 Corn,
mixed, SO 62c., and yellow, g. CSC; oats
35 40c.; rye flour, 81 CSC. Pork, mess.
10 IS, and SO for prime Beef, mess, 10 so a
$I4. Lard, e a &c. Rice, 81 &c. Wits
kew 253 265 cents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

New YORK. Aug. l8-NaUal Stores.-We
notice further sales of 1900 bbls new North
County Turpentine at 1918 per $50 h.; 900
selected Tar. 1,874; 100 Common Rosin at
SO 90, and 100 cents, delivered, for North
County and Wilmington; a 800 White, ST.,
25 $3.50; and City advance, and sales of
several hundred barrels have been mede at "a
a 35 cents, cash. and 35, SO days, embracing
200 at the latter nrice
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

CHARLESTON, Aug -Cotton-The Cot
ton market since ourreport of Friday morning
last has been very quiet, the transactions hav-
ing been limited TO some 400 bales, at ex-
tremes ranging from 81 to 94c. Prices station
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WILL be paid for the delivery Of the said LON
DON to the subscriber, or for his confinement in
any Jail within the State, or reward of One
Hundred Dollars for his head.
MILES COSFIN.
= Wilmington, N. c., Aug IO,ls4s--T50-f
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Il Good Joke.-A!though daily paper is
hardly looked on as retailer of Jokes, yet
the great mass of readers enjoy something of
this kind occasionally A good laugh, it is
truly said, is worth a thousand groans, and we
really did laugh when we heard the following
anecdote There was certain young doctor
on Staten Island, full of talent, skill, and ey-
erything OF the kind, who became quite dis
sipated. The consequence was that he lost
his practice and caste in society. No one
would employ him professionally, and he
sunk lower and lower. He went into pub
lir house one day, where he was we'll known.
and asked the barkeeper, whose name was
Coddngton, to lend him shoe brush 10 black
his boots. Coddington lent him the backing
and shoe brush, and commenced al him some
what in this style, yet perfectly respectful
CHOW ought you not to be ashamed OF your
self! A man who has received a first rate ed
ucaton, graduate of college, backing his
own boots! | am completely astonished
Why, had you behaved yourself, you mig
have been Justice of the Peace, member o.
the Legislature or Congress, and finally hat
you conducted yourself rightly, borkeeper III
respectable hotel! The doctor at the latte
remark, threw down his shoe brush, although
he had but one boot blackened, and immedi
ately went and joined the Temperance Socie
ty.-N. Y. Star.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24
TURNIP SEED.

JUST received, fresh supply of large Norfolk
and White Rough TuFnip Seed, for Fall use. For
sale by WIN H IIPPITT,
Aug "a Druggist and Chemist
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold. at public auction. at the Court
House 10 Wilmington, on the I'd Monday of Sep
TENDER next, County Court week, TWO VA
CANT LOTS, situated opposite of the POTTER
lots in Dry Pond.
Terms at sale.
Also, for sale, comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT, situated on the corner OF
Fourth and Mum streets. The house is one and
half story building. with FIVE rooms. and all ne
cessary out-houses; well of excellent water Ap.
| ply to MILES COSTIN:
Augusta ls49--Lso-ts
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.M.aRRIED.
DIED.
co NJ N Err CIAL..

Il WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug. %. 4
Baeon-N C. hams, good article, not We
~ plenty. Fair supply of shoulders and sides,
and sales duh. No Western Bacon on the
market.
Flour-A small lot has been received from.
Fayetteville The article is yet scarce Pri-
ces remain as last quoted,
Groin-No arrival OF corn, oats, or peas,
except per Rail Road, which had been previ-
ously ordered. The supply OF corn is fair.
In the absence of sales we erase quotations.
Hay--Sales of hay at 60, IS and 20 cents
per 100 lbs.
Lard-Very little lard in market,
Lumber-Sale of two RATS quarter flooring
boards al So and So IS per Nj.
TImber-Sales slow, from 50 SO to SIS per
NJ.
Naval Stores-The receipts and sales of
Turpentine for the week ended to-day, at
noon, have reached about 1896 bbls, about
500 of which were taken at last weeks quo
tations-the balance at an advance and 0
cents for yellow dip; and l5c for virgin dip
closing at So IS for yellow, and So Is for
virgin. Spirits Turpemtime.-This article has
advanced, and we quote sales Tor Friday and
Saturday at 261 to &c. No sales during the
past four days-28c offered and refused. Rosin
No. 1.-Sales at ! to lc per Id. No Tar ar.
| irving. Quotations nominal.
SaE-Sale of 900 bushels Alum salt, al 2;
cents per bushel.
Nothing doing in slaves or shingles.
Freights- Have advanced cts. on the bar
rel, coastwise. See table.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

NEwBERN, Aug. 2l.--Naval Stores.--Old dip
So O5 virgin 40 2 so. Tar ST Is. Corn
So l25. Bacon Sc. Lard s 81.
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For RENT.

A SUIT OF Rooms, suitable for offices. Apply
TO H. B. EILERS,
Corner Water and Market Streets.
Aug l7,h. IS49--l49-tf
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
DUBLIN COUNTY CoURr.
July Term, lS49.

July eln, lo4S'
Mcclellan & McRae, ..,<
VS.. : Attachment levied Oh Land.
john II. Blanchard.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant has abseonded or removed from
the said County, SO that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served on him, it is ordered that
publication be made for six weeksin the Whining
ton Journal, newspaper printed at Wilmington,
notifying the said defendant to he and appear at
the nextterm of this Court, before the worahipful
Justices thereof, and shew why an order shalt
not issue to sell the land levied on.
Witness, JAMES H. JEnMAN, Clerk Of said
Court, at office the third Monday in July, A. D.,
lS49. J. H. JERMAN, CPk.
By B. F. GnADY, Deputy Cl'k.
Aug Sd, ls49--N7-6w] Pr Zee 81 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

In one of the counties of Kentucky, some
of the voters have addressed a series of ques-
tons to one of their candidates for the Legis-
lature. among which are the following:
g. Are you in favor of the next war
's Do you believe the Irish came over in the
same boat with Noah
Do you believe that Ewes eating the for
hidden fruit caused the knot in mans neck
called Adams apple ?
&c Are you gradual imaginationfst "
{" Do you liquor
eff elected do you pledge yourself not tc
go to Frankfort =?
Not being caucussed on, do you pledge
yourself not to be caucused of-but run unit
the last day in the evening going through
the polls like dose of salts %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Sales of common
brands old inspections at so a 81 IS, and
fresh ground from new wheat 4 81 a SIS;
choice brands for city use so So GO; corn
meal 25 3 81; rye flour 25 3 81
Wheat, red, O3 a 81 10, white, l 10 ST. IA;
corn, yellow, SO 64c.: cats Soc; rye 81 a
60 cents. Pork, mess, $1l, sand prime 9 a
SO 1913; beef IA; lard II 8 cents. Coffee,
Rio, 81 to TIC; rice 4 a 81 l23. Whiskey,
253 26c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

The Way the Gold is Obtained A cores
pondent OF the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser who has been busily engaged at the
diggins, and after severe labor, returned with
$50, owing $3.50, says:
1t may be that some of my young friends
may yet feel a disposition to come this way
Whether that be so or not, | will give you
test whereby any one may try whether he
can stand long or even short campaign at
the mines. Let person who may be seized
with the California fever go into either of the
Southern States in the month of August, and
with the sun beating Upon him three fold hot
ter than he ever before felt it, let him go to
work with pickaxe and shovel, and dig hole
ten feet square, and as many deep, and when
that is done let him fill a pan full of dirt and
carry it about half a mile to some running
stream, and then sitting himself down TO work
by dipping his pan in the stream, and shaking
it we'll up and down; then pour off the water,
until every particle of dirt is washed out; and
then go back for another painful. and after
pursuing the same course twenty times he will
be able to form some idea of the process OF
digging for gold in this country. If he can
stand all this why he may venture to go round
The Horn" or cross the lsthmus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-24

California Jatstice-A correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picayune gives a specimen of
some OF the verdcts rendered by the juries in
California. He says:
"a person was charged with maltreat;ng
an aged man and destroying his property the
jury found him guilty and sentenced him 10
receive thirty-nine lashes on the bare back, to
labor in the mines until he should reimburse
the man for the destroyed property, and al
forwards quit the country. Every part of this
rigorous sentence was faithfully executed. A
fellow had stolen some property and was con-
victed-it was in mosquito region-he was
sentenced 10 be stripped naked and tied so that
the mosquitoes could peg him for an hour, un
less he should sooner tell where the property
was secreted. After he had been exposed to
the attack of the mosquitoes for fifteen min
utes, he returned all the property.
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FREIGHTS:

Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
90 @ &c New York, g g
=" /" " Boston, q ! 60
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A TEACHER WANTED,
For District No. s, Dublin County

THERE will be liberal price paid to any
person that viii come well recommended n
Teacher, Apply to GEoRsE SMITH, Esq, Bucna
Vista, Dupln county, n. Z.
AoouSf 0dth IoAQ--I50-0f
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Ii the Devil should lose his tau wneIe
would he get another IN a dram SHOP 10
be sure, where they re tad haa spirits