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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-27
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman

SIDNEY, New Jersey, July IL, ls4s.
DA. A. II. cHRsrrE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in my .ase of the
application of THE GALYANIC BEL NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows
Fc It ttcenty years had been suf, 1om Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse, nor
COZ ain permanent reeffrom any course Of medi-
CALI Int whatever Nv ply sicans were skilful and
exceent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since, in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather in the discharge of nay pastoral Gu
ties become subject to Chronic Rheumatism,
which for year after year, caused me indescfbabe
gush In the severer paroxysms the skill of my physi
clans sometimes afforded me great reef but this re.
lief was only temporary. Farther: in the winter of as
and 40 in consequence of preaching great deal my
own and various other churches in this region at
tackled by the Bronchitis which SO severe
as to requirr an immediate suspension of my pastoral la
bors My system thoroughly strated
and as my Bronchitis became worse SO also did my Dvs
pepsa and Rheumatic aectionthus evincing that these
disorders connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous System. My slferlngs were in
deed severe and had no prospect other than being
tTely lad aside from the discharge of those duties and
the performance of those labors in which nv soul has
ever foand the highest Of her joys
Bat reasoning from effect to cause, concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hone
could be INDUCED OF my obtaining relief from these most
distressing maladies In the whole pharmscopoa there
seemed to DO no remedial agent which could reach and
IecupeIate my Nervous System every thing that had
tried Tor this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to exaLsne your inventions and
enough with no very sanguine hopes of their eicencyA
determined to try the effect OF the application of IL
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG.
NEIlC FLUID This was in June, 1916. To My cREAv
ADJOURNMENT IN TWO DAYS MT DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME MY fAsToRAt
LAhoRs MOL HAVE SINCE ED a SINGLE SERVICE or
AccoUrT OF THE BRONCHITIS; AND RHEuMAr &c Arrpc
TioS Also CEASED TO ME-. If time pern,itted
could fill sheet Of paper with the details of PARTICULAR
but can now only furnish this brief abstract NV Dvr
pep1ia nas neper returned; the Rheumatism once in
While visits me- but not severely and is easily arrested
ana H manifestiy being driven from hold upon my sys
TEN, and my Bronchial affection enyelv creed Such
Is the wonderful and happy results of the expermont
have recommended the BELT and FLIIl 10 MANY
VINO haze been likewise suffering from neuralsc afec
lions They have tried them WITH HAPPY RrsulrsI Bs
LIEyE IN EVERY CASE. -
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS
For sale In Worcester by thea gents NJ. D. CREFy
nd }. GREEN g. co. dM& swecpIy Noy1s
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10 Farmers-HrOund Plaster.
HAVING made arrangements Tor a DIRECT imnorta
.on OF rLAsTER, and having superior faciiifies
for grinding The at OF the best " ATER pRIvE
LEGES in This twenty-five now prepared to furni h
u fresh and fine ground in bulk barrels and in INV
Qunntity desired A. Az W II 'IAnpIS
aug 60 81. dwtf
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For Sale.

EOE SaAEes
- A TWO story dwelling II ouse situated on Salem.
IN IA ST Said house is SO by % feet. with wood
shed aad other conveniences. The oti e6 feet hy
49, convenient for large small family and consider
able ruit on Inc premises For further particulars inq uire
o. ALVAN ALLEN, Is Trumbu St
"orcsster't Ky =. A59s. dtf
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
He subscriber has removed from Court Mills. 10
l. Doct Heywo0ds building, CENTRAL srpEET. where
he viii continue to manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
are Tree CoeoG Borwood, and Lignum Yite Treeins
Sicksj STITCHING Benches Peggins Jacks utIing osrds
star and Fence BALcsTERs. job work and Wood Turn
ing dome 10 orIer. GERRY VALENTINE.
NoICcsieI, n tIh D ic3S dwIV
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NO be Lef.

- DART of the Brick Factory, (about two ihirds)
,ssM situated half mile west OF the Copgrega>
--aAtona Church in Leicester, heretofore pied
- Joseph D. Sargent Co., for the of Ii and
\. Machine Cards. =
t;so the Tenement in the large House next east
brick factory above named.
iso, Shop, suitable for shoemaker carpenter, on
premises of the Ia'e J. d. Sargent
.n'tuire of MIDWELL SARGENT, Admir-.
eicester, Oct15 DIFF
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TO r. ENT.

aTM STORE on SOu,hbridge Street. with good
- "A Basement Room, suitable Tor a Grocery Pro
sion Store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
]1ne a. diff Washington Square.
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SERAPHINES AND EAOLTMS.

ARLEY a. PEARSON. conlinne to manu,;c,ure
az Their Old Stand. fiS5 o.d N e.) 300 new MOI
MAIN STREET,
= lApHfNES, 4E0LiAHS, REED ORGANS AND
sfELODfhNS. OF 81 ieor qusity, which they are pre-
Ell Furnish ne wholesale retail nost re
terms. All instruments msnusac, re hy us are
srensei EyDeaers and others respectfully invited
70 before purs hasiBg elsewhere.
arnesier, Aug ii ssa d6m
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To Nurserv-Men,

A4O4Ai
tSSaA FENHE subscriber has tor sale three
E@ u or four thousand apple stocks and
4Xk& years from seed.
The above will be sold at low
-aHS~s~- rate, and can the ground until
r.ng ifdesired
10 any one commencing nursery, this will be rare
pertunity. For particulars inquire the Spy Office
iy26. DIFF NATHAN SMITH.
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8. BEACIA'S AKRON FLOUR
DRAPER & CLARK

AVE just received large lot 81 Z s. BEALH'S Ac-
Flour VIII ch they will sell lower than can be bought
where else in the city of Worcester.
ly3 d&wtf
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AlMmcimg and TVMEtSimg.

II. & MRS. MOORE respe ctfully announce
hat their School has commenced, and will continue
term Of 81 Lessons
pills admitted at sny time during the term.
kYs Fer INSTRUCTION. tdnesdays ant Saturdays,
2 moon at WARREN HALL, commencing at o'cl k,
set II. DIFF
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40 Preserve and Beaufify.

NUTICE.
HE depreciation OF the value of California
God Dust, on account Of The great Abundance in
set, compels the undersigned decline taking any
at present, but is willing, and glad receive lew
'asand Dollars, in BANK BILLS in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL. &c &C.
~brchasers may be assured that ] sell as low ms the
e articles can be had in the City.
! My charge COST and ---
Call al No. IL Washington Square.
ID "a. DIFF OTIS BRAMAN.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

49, NEW AMI convenient Dwelling House. witt
E:"# - Two TenemenIs. pleasantly located west o
- MAN street, within five minnes' walk of the Cit,
nan ana commanding delightful prospect of the civ and
surrounding country Terms liberal INQUIRE of n VIII
LIAhs, No 2ls Main Street, or of ID. BROWN, No
Central Exchange dlsf June oe
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Kid Gloves.

HAVE 10 Store, The assortment OF KID GLOVES
that can be found in Worcester.
Sept 60 d.t n. w. BATCHELBER, 2l4 Msin-st.
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FOR SALE OR LET.
~ A COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in a very pIeas-
sas "A ant part ofIhe City For further information
&e-s@ inq uire at this Office. DIFF JnIy m
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Dwelling Houses for Sal

- VERY desirable ioi, for health and pleasant
TTT9fA II ness. situated Main AMI Allen Streets,
lsaEtu ALSp House on corner of Main and Cha
ton Inquire a. THIS OFFICE.
Gent Ii Dim
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Three Farms for SaIe

- the vicinity Of this city. For further particu
MI lars apply TO s. w SELBY q co
G-&A Worcester, harch II. If Sc Main 3,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE,

n. allowing Litter, narrating one of tn n
markabie events in the annals of Medical Science
from the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

New YoRK, April i7--6 P M.-saIes of
flour to-day reach 5000 bbls in all, al 81 SCI.
81 So and SIS for common Western and State
brands. and IS so 10 SIS rs for pure Genesee.
Sales Of corn meal al So 564 10 81 rs and
rye flour at 50 81 fairdemand for wheat.
and sales of Genesee at 81 IS a 81 20, and of
Ohio red al 81 per hushel. Corn is steady
sales amount TO about $4,000 bushels at 5.
53c for mixed and white. and 81 5sc for
yellow; oats IS a SIC; rye SIC Sales of
800 hills Pork al $40 IS Sic 37i for Mess,
and So 374 for Prime. Western Mess Beef.
$40 so. Bacon, hog round, SIC Western
hams 81 &c. Sales of 300 bbIs Lard at
64c per ID. TaIlow 7 TIC Rio Coffee
TIC. N O. Sugar ranges from AZ 10 sc. as
To quality. Molasses do. 81 29c Sales of
Rice al q 10 sac per lb. Sales of 900 bales
cotton at 7 a TIC for fair Uplands, and II I !
for Mobile Sales of 800 bbls Whiskey al 90
to 81 and 81 &c per gallon BALI Sun.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 17--6 P. M.-Sales
of some 700 bbs -four, common brands, at 81
374 per Dbl Corn meal SO so So Sc, and
rye flour So rs per hbl Wheat-sales of 2 ;
500 bushels red at "a 96c per bushel. Sales
of 5000 bushels al SO 53c for prime yellow
mixed do 54 SEC; oats 90 soc; and rye
81 soc. Small sales of mess pork at $lo
873 a Sl1. and prime do. So 81 SO. Mess
beef sl3 25 Western hams s.! TIC Sides
Ct &c Lard, in bbls, at 81 CSC, and in
kegs. II a 73c per h. Rio coffee is steady al
81 74c. RICE 81 a 3 SIG N O. sugar,
a 81; moIasse< q 29}c. Nothing doing
in cotton. Whiskey is selling at 203 a 2l3
per gallon Bali Sun
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Apri 10.

Bacon-Hans (new) are in better demand,
the receipts having been rather light for the
season. A choice lot, for family use, was
sold in the early part of the week al 93c per
h., in lots to suit We continue former quo
tations No Western Bacon on the market
Corn-Received from North Counties about
$3.50 bushels. 1850 sold al 45c per bushel;
and GOO bushels at 423c Also 600 bushels
from Bla 'en county, sold ii 45c. Total re-
ceipts 1850 bushels
F20ur-Stock of Fayetteville Flour is light
Hgg--Received about 900 bales; 170 bales
Eastern at auction, brought soc. 90 days; and
80 do at private sale, was taken at Gle per
100 lbs.
Lard-The stock Of N. c. Lard is large,
and sales duh.
L7ms-Receive3 1850 casks. 500 Of which
ware taken at coo per cask, at 80 days; leav-
ing $50 aRoat
LUMBER River-Sales remarkably slow
one raft Of flooring boards brought 81 per NJ,
and one raft scanting fetched So rs per NJ.
G9o2asses-None received-~tock on sale
somewhat heavy, Prices nearly OF quite the
same as last week.
Narai Stores-Since our last report, the re-
ceipts Of Naval Stores have heen remarkably
light. The receipts of Turpentine do no
reach more than 200 hbis This falling Of
MY be attributed 70 the late severe weather
and the very low stage Of the water courses
The last sales OF Turpentine were effected a
So 10 for soft, ana 81 to for hard, with 7
downward tendency. Spirits Turpsntine ha:
rece3ed in price. Sales OF about SIT bbIs il
all. have been made: so bills al 26c per gall
| bbls exchanged II do at 27c, and $50 do
country made, at 251c, bbls 81 70 not return
able The market closed with downwar
tendency. Tar-Sa,es have reached abou
o64 bbls. al steady prices-sI -! per bbl-
Ros:n-No i, 215 bbis have changed hand
at 81 373 per Dbl, and a lot of No ia
bbls) at SOC per Dbl.
| Pork-NoFhern barrel Pork is lower-se
liable.
Seft-Receivcd from Liverpool direct 100
sacks-sold al 81 064 per sack.
T11mber-Sales Of some s RATS Mill Tim
ber since our last report, at prices rangin
from SIS to 81 so per NJ, according 10 quait
j and mode OF sale. Receipts have been light.
Freights-A decline has lately been sui
mitted 70 in freights See table.
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.Ts.EEs e sc p.

IN this town, 90 the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr.
stediDan. Mr John Branty of Florida, to Miss
Sarah Lucas.
In this county, on the I7th inst, by the Rev.
Colin Shaw. George Alderman, Esq, to Miss
Eliza Jane. daughter CT the late Robert Henry,
Esq. al Of this cuunty.
Ia sampson county, on the goth ult., by the
Rev Love uIbreth, John F, Patterson, of AIaba-
ma, to Miss Margaret Ann CogdeIl.
In Raleigh. on The 10Th inst, by the Rev DR.
Mason DR. Charles d Johnson. to Miss Frances
L Iledel dtughtar of Ex-Governor fredel
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.aHTInN

THE subscribers viii sell the balance of their
stock Of Dry Good, Hardware. Shoes, Grockery.
Sc. at Auction commencing on Monday eve
ming 23d inst. and continuing every evening nm
Ill the stock is closed of. Terms at sale.
Among our Hardware will be found great
many articles of value To farmers.
We earnestly beg all person indebted to us to
settle up before the lst of June next after that
time we will be forced to dispose of such notes
and accounts as remain uncoIlected. in way that
will be as painful to us as to those who owe them.
MCCLELLAN s. McRAE.
April 20, ls49.-[32-It
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BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE -four market
continues firm. Sales to-day of 500 barrels
Howard street bands al 81 25, and about p
600 bhis City Mills al the same price. Sales
OF City corn meas al 50 SO; we quote couatrY
at 50 373. Rye -four 50 873 per Dbl. The
receipts OF grain are moderate Wcquote good
TO prime red wheat at 81 to CSC Corn is
steady. We quote white at 43 a 44c. aud yell
low al 20 a so. Oats 20 a CSC. Rye SIC.
No change in provisions. Groceries steady
Whiskey is frmer, With sales at 20 gle. IN
hhds and bbls.-Ralt San
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RALEIGH, N. c


RALEIGH, N. C.
A COMPANY with the above title having
Been chartered at tire last session of the Legisla-
ture of this State. and the provision required in
said charter. (viz: application for insurance for
S500on) having been fully met, the Company
has heen organized by the appointment of the fol-
lowing Officers, and is issuing Policies, viz:
DR.. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
William u. Haywood. Vice President,
James F. Jordan. Secretary,
William H. Jores, Treasurer,
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee. Medical Examiner,
Henry w. Miller, Attorney.
DIR. has. E. Johnson, } n1.,r.u, p.., e
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee. 4A1ul' no,:1V
DIR. Rich'd 3. Haywood. ,"''"'0''0'''
]. Herman. General Agent.
This Company has received the most liberal
charter that has ever been granted TO any Com
pany of a similar character in any State in the
Union. The 5th Section of the Act Of incorpora
ton provides " that the Husband may insure his
own Life. for the sole use and benefit of his Wife
or Children, aid in case Of The death of the Hus-
band, the mount thus insured shall be paid over
to the Wife or Children their Guardian, if un-
der age, for her their use. free from all the
claims of the representatives of the Husband Or
any of his creditors" This provision needs no
comment.
The Board have also determined to insure the
lives of Slaves; and this being almost half The
wealth of the people of this State, large bust
ness is reasonably anticipated.
Any information respecting the principles of
the Company will he furnished by the Secretary
or any of its officers.
JAMES F. JORDAN. Secretary.
Raleigh, \ pril 3, lSf9.-f 32-3t
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Farmers BlaclksnsiiI hing /!

THE subscribers keep on hand, and are con.
stantly making, every description Of farming tools
in their line, such as PLor6Hs and PL0usH
TRoSs, SHoyELs, HoEs, RAKEs, &c. They will
give prompt attention to repairing efsfg kind Of
farming implements. They will also 90 HonsEs
SRokfSG In neat and Substantial manner. Terms
moderate.
Their shop Is on Water street, Immediately OPP
posite Col. John McRae's Steam Saw Min.
SULLIVAN q CkISON.
April 8, i5f9--f30-7t
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DFEU.

In Raleigh. On the 7th inst, Mrs Ann Nelson,
wife of Mr. C C Nelson.
n Wake county, on the 9th inst, Nathaniel
Warren. Esq one of the oldest and most respec-
table citizens ofthe county.
In Cumberland county, on tie ssh inst., Mr.
John Mcdonald, aged about so years. native Of
Scotland. On the 4th inst. Dugald johnson. son
Of Mr. Angus johnson. aged 4 On the 18Th
March Mr. Nathan King, in ths 55th year OF bis
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VERDICT IN THE HINCHMAN CASE. We
learn from the Baltimore Clipper, that the
great case of Morgan Hinchman, in Phiade}-
phia, who sued his mother and several others,
TO recover damages for conspiracy, in conf
ming him in the insane hospital, on the pre-
fence that he was lunaic, in order That his
relatives might get possession Of his property,
was brought to a close on the 18th inst, az
ter pending for FIVE weeks, by the jury render
ing a verdict against Samuel S Richie, Ed-
ward Richie, John NJ. White, John Lippinco.t,
John l. Kite, George NJ. EIkinton and Eliza
beth Z Shoemaker, and assessing the dana
ges, al $1,000
The jury acquitted Anna W Hinchman
Philip Garrett, Joshue NJ. Worhing'on, Benz
H. Warder, VIM Biddle, Thomas Wister, Jr.
and Dr.. Griscom. 1t is supposed ne"
trial will be asked for, or an appeal De taEer
10 higher tribunal. This trial has created {
great excitement here, and the court room
was this morning thronged at an early hou
10 hear The verdict.
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CHARLESTON. April 18.-The Cotton mar
ket continues very much depressed The sales
yesterday reached / 500 bales, at prices ranging
from 81 to 74c. Rlce-There was good de-
mand for this article Sales Of 500 600 ties
a: prices ranging from So so 10 So 13-l6ths
per hundred,
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TURPENTlNE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his vauahie tract
of Land, containing about 4 thousand Acres,
lying on the waters of Little Pee Dee, miles
above Po'a.oe Bed Ferry, and IL miles North
East of Conowayboro'. Horny Districs, S. c.
There Ia a good dwelling house and other neces-
cary buildings, and from 40 TO 50 acres under cuI-
tivaton Said Land is we'll adapted to the culture
of corn cotton and rice. TO any person wishing TO
engage in the Tafpentine business ii is an excel
lent chance. as most of the Land is Piney woods,
well timbered, and convenient to the river.
M left" d. Nj. JOHNSTON.
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CHANGEs OF WEATHER AND CATCHIN6 COIN.
1t should be remembered lhas cough is an ev-
idence that some impurity is lodged in the lungs
}prighPs 1ndiGa Vegetable Pills are one OF the
very hest medicines 10 the world for carrying oil a
cold because they purge from the body those
morbid humors which are the cause Of coughs
conSun,ntiou. difficulty IF breathing, watery and
inAamed eyes. sore throat, rheumatic pains in va
rrous paris of the body, and many other danger
Gus complaints. Three or four of Wright's In
dian Vegetable Pills taken an going to bed will
in all cases give relief and if the medicine be re-
peated a few times, the blood will be completely
purified the digestion will he improved and the
body will be restored to even sounder health than
before.
Beware Of Counterfeits OF all kinds. Soma
are coated with sugar; others are made to reseE-
bic in outward appearance the ORIGINAL medicine
The safest course is, TO purchase OF the regulai
agents only.
For sale in Wilmington, n. g., by George R
| French Agent who will supply country dealer:
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale of Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, IS
Race St, Philadelphia; 288 Greenwich st., New
| Y oFk. and ! IS fremont ST., Boston.
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New Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS CASH STORE

AT THE sT0RE FORMERLY OCCUPIED RI
Y. r. PERSON, AGENT.
THIS new establishment will be opened on
Thursday next when q new and choice assert
ment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be Of
fercd.
As it is the determination Of the subscriber to
adopt the Cash system, he feels confident that
the prices will be such as to convince all who
wish to purchase that it is to their advantage to
call and examine this stock. which will comprise
oil the latest styles of Spring and Summer GunIs
Having employed MIR. E. Moore. an expefien-
ced merchant from New York, the establishment,
will be under his supe.intendence.
V. r. PERSON,
Agent for SETH HoARD.
April S. le4s--[3O-ly
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Order No. ~.

1INUW VUWI tUIN WUth NNSE L1Ouu M " "3tItttUJ
WILMINGTON, n. c., 4th April, lS49.
To the Captains Of the 3ofh Reg't N. c. Militia:
BY late act of the Legislature, the election of
Field Officers is given to the rank and file.
You are hereby ordered to assemble your re-
spectre Companies at their usual place of parade,
and proceed to vote, al your next MUSTER for Lieu
tenant Colonel, vice John McRae, Jr., resigned.
The Officer highest in command will supcrin-
tend the election, and certify the result to me.
ROB'T e. RANKIN, Col. Cong.
JOHS J. HEDR1cK. AdIt.
April 6, lS49--[30-4t
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De1icacy an the Extreme "A young gen.
tleman lately bathing the Missouri iriver, on
observing some ladies approaching, drowned
himself from motives Of extreme delieacy.--
Foolish, vonng man
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Doctors Fees an California;. "A letter from
a young ersey hoy in California, written
January 6. says:
g worked about eleven days, averaging
S104 per day: was then taken sick with the
fever aud had very severe time Of it re-
ceived four visits from the nearest doctor.
which was sixty miles of, and paid him to
the tune Of s6O0-s150 per visit-leaving me
about sixty dollars in pocket, after paying
for my provisions, which are high in proper
tom
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

NEwBERN, April IL urpentine-The
supplies and demand for this article have been
simultaneously checked. We quote al 81 rs
a 81 go for Dip, and 81 81 o24 for Scrape.
Tar-The last sale we have heard of this ar
ticle was at 81 o5. Receipts small Corn
No change
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81 Hoetse s. Eznk for E.sce.

TIT e subscriber offers far sale his House and
Lot situate at the head of Princess street 4
comfortable dwelling House ard large framed
Kitchen a set Of Stables, and Well Of as good
if not the best, water in the place. The LOT is 230
fee; by Sc feet. viii! also sell piece of land On
The Sound adjoining the lands Of Jas. w. JoHS-
son ard RECBIx EyERITr. If the above named
property is not sod at prIve sale, it vii be sold
at auction, on the I'd Monday Of June Court, at
the Court House. in Wilmington. Persons
wishing to purchase will DO well TO call and see
for themselves, SIS am determined TO sell.
A bargain may be had
April 20. l849- 32-;f1 G. M BISHOP.