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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROL1NA,

NEW HANOVER 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 CnsTsS, that ccftaln male slave belong
ing to him, named 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 misdeels 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 in sich
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 ct, with
out accusation or impeachment of any crime OF
offence for so doing, and without mourning any
peoaliy or forfeiture thereby.
Given under our hands and seals. this 9th Al
gust, Is49.
JAMES r. MILLER. ]. P. [Seal1
w. G. BET1'ENCOURT, J. P. [SeaLl
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
FARM and LANDS, on which he now resides,
situated on the east side of South River, and for
merly owned by George Zimmerman. Said lands
contains five hundred and seventy five Acres, of
which there is enough cleared to produce from
one thousand to twelve hundred bushels of corn
per year. The Improvements are good dwell
ling and out-houses, together with well of excel
lent water. -@r ST.
Persons wishing to purchase see the place
and learn all the particulars by applying on the
premises to GEORGE w. HENRY.
New Hanover county, Aug. 81, le49. 5i-7ts
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Il Cool Operdtiop.-'Halloe. there, Gaping
said brother Jonathan to captain of canal
packet on the Erie canal, What do you
charge for passage?'
. 'Three cents per mile and boarded said the
captain.
Wall, guess III take passage, capting,
seem as how | am kinder gin eout walkin' SO
far
Accordingly he got on board just as the
steward was ringing the bell for dinner. Jon
alhan sat down and began TO demolish the
ixns' to the utter CONSERVATION of the cap
tain, until he had cleaned the table Of all that
was eaiable, when he got up and went on deck
picking his teeth very comfortably.
How far is it, capting, from here TO where
came aboard?'
Nearly one and half miles, said the cap
tain.
Let's see,' said Jonathan, that would be
just four and half cents but never mind,
capting, won't be small; here's five cents
which pays my fare to here, guess III 60
shore now; I'm kinder rested out.
The captin vamosed for the cabin, and Jon
athan went ashore The captain did not take
any more way passengers the remainder of
the Yankee Blade.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

At the last session of the New York and
Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of the Free
Will Baptists, set of resolutions against all
secret orders was passed, which are quite
stringent in their character. They declare that
the tendency of such orders Z" is to destroy the
peace of on,'-forbid the licensing o! any
minister who is known 10 bea member of any
of them, -recommend the churches under
their authority TO expel members who adhere
TO secret orders-and inderdict fellowship
with any Church, Quarterly or Yearly Meet
ing which reuse 10 comply with the resolu-
tons
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500 Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 2sth
July last. his negro man, named JACOB. Jacob
is about 40 years of age light usuatto has small
scar the under lip. fn eyes, and is about feet
or 10 inches nigh He has wife in Whining
ton. belonging to Mr.. E. BEvAS, and is probably
lurking about said town.
Twenty Dollars reward will be paid for bis de-
livery TO the subscriber or for his confinement in
Bladen County Jail, or $40 for his confinement
in any other Jail in the State, so that he can be
got. j. u. SUTToN.
Baden county, Aug 81, l649--[5l-3tuoo
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FOR SALE. .aa-. e.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES.

Will. BE SOLD, on Tuesday, second day of
Court, the plantation well known by the name Of
HANAPER, situated about three miles from the
town. containing roo acres of Rice Land, ard $50
of Pine or High Land. r.E
Also, several likely young negroes, one of which
is a carpenter by trade, having regularly served
his apprenticeship, and would be valuable hand
as driver or confidential servant. .,f,.s-. 2
The conditions of the sale will be 90 days
note at Bank, approved security, the privilege OF
renewing once in full. and then one-f'urth every
80 days till paid. 7. COWAN, Mortgage.
Aug 81, I849-I5l-ts - ...... -... -r-
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More Coda gentleman exhibited TO US,
on Saturday last, a beautiful lump OF virgin
gold, picked up on the land OF Mr.; Prlngle
McGinnis, about 8 miles from Charlotte. Ii
weighed 81 dwts. and IS grains, and is worth
S21 so. 1t was found in the road ana had
been displaced by carriage striking. against
it. Ii had the appearance TO US OF having been
melted, but persons more learnt IN such mat
tiers than we are, say such is not the case
Mr.. McGinnis intends 10 make further search
and see if he cannot find few more such
IS denosites. Charlotte Journal, Path inst.
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ilmington, N.
EaR SALE

WILL be sold. at public auction, at the Court
House 10 Wilmington, on the I'd Monday Of Sep
tsmher next. County Court week. TWO VA
CANT LOTS. situated opposite Of the PorTEH
lots in Dry Pond.
Terms Of sale. eI9
Also. for sale. comfortable DWELLING
house and Lot, situated pn Ihs corner Of
Fourth and Mum streets. The house Is one and
half story building. with Eve rooms. and all ne
cessary cut-houses;e well of excellect water AZ
ply to MILES t0SllN.. /.
August "a, Ia43-[5o-ts
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BY Divine permission, Protractcd Meeting
will commence next Sabbath, September I'd
proximo in the Methodist Protestant Church,
Ministers from a distance have been engaged to
attend. Services will he performed every night
thereafter OF t before s o'clock, for week so.
The public is invited to attend.
Wilmington N. c., Aug. 3Ist.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be given for the apprehension and de-
livery to me, confined in any Jail in the State,
my slaves OLIVER and MOSES. Oliver is
about feet 10 inches high. thick set, has one
tooth out in the left side of his mouth, complex
ion black. Moses is about 5 feet inches high,
copper colour, bushy head. and wears usually a
wide rim black hat Twenty dollars will be given
for Oliver and Ten for Moses.
..-.. D. S. SANDERS.
Aug "a, ls49-[50-2t a tea
Newbern Republican, copy : times, and send
account TO this Office. ss -a--
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New York, Aug. 25-Narul Stores. We
have only TO notice sales of small parcel new
North County Turpentine at So IS per $50
ID; 600 bbIs. Spirits Tnrpentine, from the
wharf, 80 a So cents, cash, leaving but little
now TO be had a, the lower rate; 500 Whining
ton Common Rosin, 81, delivered; 500 North
County, 80 95; 500 White, So TO d SO per
$50 b., 1900 selected Tar. 81 S72 600 do
on private terms, and City Pitch, ST 374 ST.
432, which is some advance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREAsuRY.--We learn from the NeaObernian
of the 28,h inst, that the Secretary of the
Treasury has appointed DR.. Samuel Dudley
TO be Hospital Physician at Portsmouth,, in
this State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

Il very Apt Enthusiastically who does
not think always as the books teacher as the
world believes, says of an open countenance:
ut is not always mark Of frankness to
possess an open countenance. An alligator
Is deceitful creature, and yet he presents an
open counienance when IN the act Of taking
you IN
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MIR RED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, 22d inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Mcdaniel, Mr. Edmund MINIS, to
Miss Mary E Risen. ..... -.-..f e..
In Raleigh, on the 22d inst, Samuel H. Young.
Esq. Merchant of Raleigh, to Mrs. Jane S. john
son, daughter of the late TheophiIus Hunter, Esq
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

There is tranquil and tender beauty in the
lines which goes directly TO the rea-
der's heart Read and weep
LINES ON A BITTEN.
Here lies by death smitten,
A helpless young kitten.
To moulder away in the dust /:
Oh, had it lived longer,
II might have been stronger,
And died somewhat older we trust.
Had it grown up to cat-hood,
Then many rat would
Have mourned in the deepest of wo;
Let the curtain be drawn too.
We hope it has gone to
The land to which other cats co.
Yankee Blade.
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SELLING OFF!
BA GAINSi GAINS

THE subscriber being compelled to close up
the business of the late firm of JOHN KITE g.
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 Dry-Goods, until the 18th of September
when the balance of their stock If not disposed of
at private sale, will I've offered at Auction. without
reserve. JOHN KYLE.
August l7th, ls4s--r49-tf
N. BAH those indebted to the late firm of
JoHN KYLE & Co., will p'ease call and settle
their accounts, either by cash or note, further
indulgence cannot he given. JOHN KYLE.
August 9TH, I849
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NorE-Riser Lumber Tar and Turpentlne are al
ways sold the water aud subject to the expense
Of landing, inspection, cooperage &C., say on lumber
SOC 81 per tar and Furpentine about loc per BIOL
For dry virgin mixed trpentine deduction is made
according to quality.
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PHIIaprIpHrA Anr al

HIN UELFdIAs AUg. 70.
Reports Of the ChaleTa Deaths for the "a
hours ending at noon to-day--New York Ia !;
Boston g; Lowell, Sa.urnay and Sunday, ia !;
Albany, Sunday and Monday, % cases and
II deaths; Buffalo. same time. 81 cases, 80
Deaths Tslegraphie Corr. Bali. Sun.
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4 correspondent informs us of a method OF
baking buckwheat cakes, which makes them
so light that those who partake of them are
obliged TO put Sc pound weight in each
pocket, to prevent arial ascension.
Rocto,7 Dorf
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
DUBLIN COUNTY CouRr.
July Term, ls4g.

Mcclellan & Mckae, J
vs. Attachment levied Oh Land,
John H. Blanchard
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
that the defendant has abscoEded 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 weeksin The Whining
ton Journal, newspaper printed at Wilmington;
notifying the said defendant TO be and appear al
The next term of this Court, before the worshipfu
Justices thereof, and shew cause why order shall
not issue to sell the land levied Oh.
Witness, JAMES H. JERNGN, Clerk of said
Court, at Office the third Monday in July, A. D.
lS49. J. H. JERMAN, CPk.
.. By B.F. GRADY. Deputy Cl'k.
Aug Sd, ls49--l476wl Pr fec 81 SO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

Proof PositiUe-A clergyman Of the Uni
versalists denomination was accused, while in
Lowell. of violently dragging his wife from
a revival meeting, and compelling her to go
home with him. He replied as follows:
/. have never attempted to influence my
wife in her views, nor her choice of Meeting.
2. My wife has not attended any OF the re-
vival meetings in Lowell.
8. have not attended even one of these
meetings for any purpose whatever.
4. Neither my wife nor myself have any
inclination TO attend those meetings.
5 never had a 1rife'
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g, II. LIPpYTT.

HAS just received good assortment of Black
Bombazincs, Black Ginghams, and other mour-
ming goods.
ALSO,
New Calicoes, Domestic Ginghams. Bleach and
Brown Cotons, Dotted Swiss, and Plaid Muslins.
Aug "a, l849--[5G-2t
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Willie paid for the delivery Of the said LON.
DON 10 the subscriber, or for bis confinement in
any Jail within the State. or reward Of One
Hundred Dollars for his head.
MILES COS'TIN.
Wilmington, N. O., Aug 10. ls49--T5O-if
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

A new patent stove for the convenience Of
travellers, has just been invented. 1t is piaceo
under the feet, and mustard plaster upon me
head draws the heat through the whole sys'
~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28-Flour, Pennsyl,
vania brands, old, s., fresh SIS 1913 TO SIS so.
Rye -four So %. Red wheat 105 cents. white,
100 to ITO cents Rio coffee u cents Whis-
key, 273 cents.
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A TEACHER WANTED,
For District No. 8, Dublin County,

THERE will be liberal price paid 10 any
person that will come we'll recommended as n
Teacher. Apply to GkoRGE Smith, Esq Buena
Vista, Duplin county, N. e.. sal
August 24lh, le49--I 5O.2t
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Mr.. Owen, he said, had tried this expert
ment, not merely on 100 tons, but on thou.
sands OF tons of peat during the whole of the
last Twelve months. He had expended his
capital on it, and received his remuneration,
and was ready 10 stake his character and for
tune OH the issue. He (Lord Ashley wished
10 add, that after the peat was cleared away
the soil beneath was found fruitful beyond all
description, because it was absolutely satura-
ted with ammonia and consequently, not on
ly would the country be enriched, by the con-
version of the peat into valuable materials,
but the soil itself would afterwards be found
in far more cultivatable condition.
The introduction Of steam navigation, rail-
roads, agricultural chemistry, the application
of the electric fluid Gtself unk nown 200 years
ago) 10 uses unimagined 20 years ago, and in
many other new applications of physical pow
ers, afford pregnant proof OF the inexhaustibIe
resources Of material nature.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

BosToN. Aug 22-Noral Stores lot OF
100 bbis. Spirits Turpen;ine sold on Saturday
at 35c, mos, and some small lots at So &c
per gal, 3 and mos, but the article is held
considerably higher, and we know of none
now 10 be had at these rates In Tar rhe sales
have been small at 50 IS per tbl, and
mos. In Rosin and Pitch The sales have been
confined TO small lots in the range Of quoted
prices
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

The Tatican The Vatican, which crowns
one of the seven hills of Rome, is group of
buildings, covering space Of 1900 by 1000
feet. It's site was formerly occupied by the
gardens Of Nero. The Vatican owes It's ORR
gin to the Bishops of Rome. who, in the sixth
century. erected a humble building on It's SITE
Pope Eugenius til. rebuilt ii on a magnificent
scale in 1850; few years afterwards limo
cent II. gave it as a lodging to Peter H., King
of Arragon In 1905, Clement V, at the in
vitation of the King of France, removed the
Papal See from Rome to Avignon, leaving the
Vatican in obscurity for seventy years. The
Vatican became once more the Papal residence
in 1876. when it was enlarged. Its famous
library was commenced 140o years ago. IL
now contains O,OOO MSS, among which are
some of Pliny, St. Charles Borromeo, and ma
ny Hebrew, Syrac, and Armenian bibles. The
Vatican is also the repository of vast mum
Der of the rarest paintings, statues, curious
medals, and antiquities of various kinds. Up
wards of 10000 statues have been exhumed
from the Temples and Palaces OF Rome, great
portion of which are in the Vatican.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
ruRNIP SEED.

JUST recsived. fresh supply Of iargs Norfolk
and White Rough Turnip Seed, for Fall use. For
sale by WIN d biPPfFf.
Aug 81 Druggist and Chemist.
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OATSAND CORN.

$50 bu-he!s Oats For sale by
1000 do Corn.
Ai71 o. HOLMES.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,


STATE OF NORTH-CAROLI
SAMPSON CoUNTT. 49,.
Superior Court of Law--Spring Term, le49.
Nicholas P. Chesnutt,l Covenant-se,yice se.
w VS. vs.: SknowIedged by Charles
Charles Henry.
1T appearing to the Court that the defendant.
ALLEN w. HICKS. resides beyond the limits OF
this State, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for six weeks IN the Journal" publish
ed in Washington for said defendant to appear at
the next term of this Court. to be held at the
Court-H House in Clinton, on the 9Th Monday after
the 4th Monday of September next. and plead OF
demur. or judgment by dsfault will DC taken q
gainst him. es
Witness, WV. McKoY, Clerk Of said Court. at
office, the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday OF
March. 1874, and seventy.third year Of Ameri-
can Independents. w. McKOY, C. S. G.
Aug 81, Is4a-Tsl-6t [Pr fee "a 3sJ
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For RENT.

A svYf Of ROCKS, suitable for Offices. Apply
% n. B. EILERS,
Corner Water ard Market Streets.
Aug 18th. is4s-T49U
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TEACHERS WANTED.

WANTED, to take charge efa School in this
town. one Male and one Female Teacher. Salts.
factory references viii be required. =
For further information, apply at the Journal
Office.
July ~, ls4s--f46-tf SET
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"Cholera Bomshells' is the appropriate
name given by a Western paper 10 water
melons. ..
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FREIGHT

Bank II ates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphia premium per ccut
" g 90 New York, 81 &c ="
" Boston, 4" ... g Z"
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Formidable Preparations. following
is catalogue of the implements of war which
have been assembled before Comorn by the
Austrians and Russians, 10 attack the Hunga-
rians - .
SIT consists of 80 battering guns, 80 of
which are 24-pounders, 90 lS-pounders, II
12-pounder field pieces, and 20 60-pound NOR
tars. Each of the guns are provided with
1000 rounds and the mortars with 800, which
makes the total of above $4,000 pounds OF
shot Besides this, there are 104 holdings,
and 10000 posts for facines and beddIngs,
20 900 rockets, 1OO,o 900 sand sacks, 100000
facines, 8 1000 new muskets, 1900 lances, and
3, 200, 900 of cartridges for muskets, 20 lug
gage vans, with mining implements, 1000
cubic feet of wood for mines and pits, 1900
cheuaur de frise, 400 cavaliers, with variety
of ropes, barrows, baskets, mining pumps,
saws and pontoons
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NOTICE

ALI. persons indebted to JOHN r. HALVES,
are hereby notified that he has made an assign
ment 10 me. They ore requested to come for
ward and settle immediately
THos. D. MEAREs, Assignee.
Aug. 81, l940-T5l 1t -
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NEwBERN, Aug 27-Naval Stores .Tur-
pentine has continued to arrive freely and the
prices have oeen steady at 50, a So 05 for old
dip, and 50 so for virgin. Tar at ST 10 a
ST Is. .-.. =.
Corn--A lot Of 100 bbIs. rather inferior
quality, sold since our last report at So. 1t
may be quoted at 50 80 12t.
Bacon and Lard-Withoui change.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. % Flour S. 25. Meal
373 per Dbl; Wheat, rel, 81 90 81 05, white,
81 o. 10; Corn, yellow. 50 Coo, white,
54 55c; Oats % soc; Cloverseed 81 25 +;
Whiskey, 81 CSC per gall
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROKINA.
DCrLtS COUNTY CouRr.
July Term, ls4s.

VS.. Constable's levy on Lend,
Kiiby Bass.
On motion and affidavit, it appearing to The sat.
isaclion Of the Court, that the defendant has alb
seconded 50 that personal notice Of the levy cannot
he served upon him. il is considered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Wilmington Journal, a paper printed at Whining.
ton, notifying the defendant 10 be and appear at
the next term ofthis Court, tefore the worshipful
Justices thereof, and sbew cause why all order
shall not issue to sell the land levied on. t
Witness JAMES II. JERmAN, Clerk of said
Court. at Office, the third Monday in July. A. D.,
ls4s. ]. H. JERMAN, CFk:.
BY B. F. GRADr, Deputy Clk.
Aug Sd, ls49-[47-6wl Pr fee "a SO
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 28-6 P. M.-Cotton -
There is no change in cotton since yesterday
though the market is less animated Sales of
400 bales. Flour al to SIS so; Mess Pork
$40 so; White Wheat 81 81; Corn So 10 Gle
Lard 81 to &c. ..
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FOR RENT.

ii .'sT FOR RENT, s.rs1 a
From first of October, small two
story dwelling house, on Church and
its!ER Front Streets. first door from the cor
$3.50 ner, now occupied by Mr.. w. J. Ho-
sIer. For further particulars apply to
N. E. BRICKHoUSE.
August 3lst.-l5l-5v ....f. ~, -.
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GINGER pop.

THE subscriber takes this method of returning
thanks to his friends and the pa6Re for their lib-
erai patronage, and he hopes by attention to his
business. and the manufacture of good and
healthy drink, in the shape of GiSeER PoP, to
merit continuance of their favors.
Aug 3.-I47-tf GEORGE GADSBY.
Market ST.. Wilmington. July 3ls,, '4s.
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-. MOLASsES.
/ 10 bids Prime retailing Molsssfs. tos ss!s ~ q
Aug 10 . hohmEss
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Quarto i"
BLANK CHECKS on the Commercial, Cape
Fear. aud State Banks, bound in Quarto aud Fo-
lilo Books. Et
large assortment of Cap. Record, Folio, Let.
ter, Tissue, ORA wing. and Tea paper.
Also, Bristol and Perforated Boards. Paper
Ho,zgings.
For sale by l.. II. FlERCE.
Aug 10, ls49-[4s-H 49,
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500 Reward

JAMES r. MILLER. ]. P. [seal.l
w. G. BET1ENCOURT, ]. P. [SeaIl
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Aug "a -[5O-llw
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-05

ZNHE subscriber having located himself At the
y residence Of Jobs Wolf, Esq-, q miles 8.
e. Of Charlotte, ofss. his services % Surveyor
Of Land, Writer Of Deed, &c. 10 the people Of
Mecklenburg and the adjoining counties. AZ ho
expects 10 devote the whole Of his time during
the next or months 10 the businoss, he Is pre-
pared 10 serve all who may think proper 10 en,-
Ploy him. To those who may need his 'sfylces.
and who may NOT have an opportunity Of seeing
him. he would just say notice left with Squire
Wolf. OF letter addressed TO the Subscriber at
Charlotte. will meet @ith prompt attention.
JAMES PARKS.
January J. Iea1.