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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-30
WILMINGTON MARKET-March 20.

Bdcon-We have no change to make in the
price of North Carolina Bacon The Market
is we'll supplied. and the article continues to
arrive quite freely. Western sides are worth
81 cents.
Corn-There has been no arrival of Corn
since last report. Cargo of achr. Elizabeth.
from Hyde county, bound to Charleston, put
in here in distress last week, was sold at auc-
ton. on Friday last, at 40c for the dry, and
204c per bushel for the damaged. Neal
Lots from the country command quotations.
Feathers-Scarce.
Four-The price OF Fayetteville Flour re-
mains without change, with light stock.
Hay-The stock of Hay is light, and quo
tations have advanced to IS Toe.
Lard-North Carolina-stock heavy, and
sales dull.
L;me-No receipts of Lime. The article
is 10 great demand.
Lumbsr-River-Several Rats on the Mar
ket, but no sales Quotations nominal.
Timber-The late freshets have brought t.
market number of RATS. Sales have been
extremely dull. We can hear of only fou
RATS, very superior article, and one of com
mon description, having found buyers. Th'
first were taken by Millers, at 81 and $S4 pc
NJ, measurement, and the latter at IS per M
No sales for shipping purposes.
NGral Stores-Sales of Turpentine hav
reached about 1000 bbls since our last report
Up to Wednesday evening, the market re
NAMED firm, when sales had reached abou
2.130 bbls at last weeks quotations.. To-da,
the market opened heavy, and sales of ! ,5O'
bbls were made at a reduction of SC per Dbl
We now quote at So Is for soft, and ST 25 TO
hard as the market to-day. There has beef
+ a pretty general rise of the water courses, ant
it is understood that several RATS of raw Tur
pentine are on the way to market This can
not, however, be the cause of the reduction
already submitted to on the contrary, buyer
have not yet received their private advices pc
Canada, Of the state of the European market
and the published reports are not looked upo
as satisfactory. Sales of Spirits Turpentin
to the extent OF 449 bbls since last report: 81
of which were disposed Of at 29c per gall. /, an
100 bbls at 2s3c, (bbls 81 IS not returnabl
in both cases,) closing at latter price. Sale
8 Rosi,, No. 3 at 60c. Sales of Tar: 726 Dbl.
at 81 III; IT'S do, at 81 IS. and 400 do 4
81 12A 81 IS per barrel, closing at latte
price.
+ Peas-The crop Of Ground Peas is nearl
all in, and there is now but few arriving
Sales at 80 go cts. from wagons. $50 bush
els were sold on Friday at IS cts. per bushe
Arrivals of Black Eye and Cow Peas ha,
been light. Quotations without change.
Freights-We have no change to make
our freight table.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
fLATE HANOVER HoUSE,)

Fnoxr SrHEEr, WILNIxsTcx, n. G.
THIS HOUSE has lately been rs.crsssd. ts-
der tf,e sapedntendance Of the undersisnsds Who
have given it thorough overhaulfns. and newly
furnished it throughout. They pledge themselves
that nothing shall hs wanting. on theft part, 10
render the patron satisfied and counfortsbls.
Their Table and Chambers are Is well fHrnish-
ed, and attended on By IS faithful servants. - can
be found m any other Hotel IN the Southern States.
The Omnibus win b found ready at the Csfs
and STEAMBOATS,, carrying baggage, free, 70 ans
from the Hotel
HUTCHlNs 4 MASALoH
Jsuusry 10, ls4o -EIs-Iyass
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DIED.

At his residence in Duplin county, on the 23d
inst. Mr.. VIM. Boney, aged 70 years.
In Sampson county, n. u, on the 25th inst.
Mr.. John S likes, aged ~ years. 1t may be con-
ISOLATION 10 his son. and other relatives in Texas
to know that every attention was paid to their
aged relative, that humanity could dictate.
For the benefit of his grandchildren and others
who are in far distant soil. the papers will con-
fer a favor by noticing this deah. [COm.
At Carver's Greek, BIadcn County. on the I'D
inst, Miss Margaret Benson. aged % years, daugh
ter of William and Sarah Benson.
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Editing Paper.-The majority ofreaders
seem to think that nothing can be more easy
or pleasant than to edit paper; but Of all the
different employments by which man make
their bread and butter, there is none, believe,
that so taxes the mind, temper. and flesh, az
that of editing paper. There is none ,has
requires nicer tact, a sounder judgment, a
more constant application. quicker wit, or a
kinder heart. A churlish temper could never
succeed as an editor nor narrow minded
man, nor an ignorant one, nor hasty one,
nor an unforgiving one.
An editor must of necessity turn himself
inside out to the public /; he cannot be hypo.
critic to his wife. He must expose himself
in all that he does, as much in selecting the
thoughts of others, as in publishing his own,
and the better way for him in the outset is to
begin frankly, to save himself from after con-
traditions and notifications. Whoever sue
ceeds tolerabIy we'll as an editor, is something
more than an ordinary man, let his contem-
poraries say or think of him as they will.
HoIdsn's Magazine.
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TURpENTlNE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber Offers for sale his valuable .rsct
Of Lsnd, containing shout fhousahd Acres.
lying Oh the waters Of Little Pee Dee, miles
above PO.atoe Bed Ferry, snd Is miles North
East Of Conowaybofo'. Hoffj Distfic:. s. c.
There is good dwelling house and other neces-
sart buildings. and ffofn 40 to so acres under cul-
tivasion. Said Land Is well adapted to the culture
OF corn, cotton and nee. To any person wishing 70
engage IN the Turpentlhs business il il an excel.
lent chance, rs most Of the Lsnd 10 P;ney woods
well timbered, and convenient TO the river.
N l6-[7t' d. nj. JOHNSTON.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 26.--In flour to-day
there is no marked change from Saturday,
though the market is a shade duller sales are
reported a, 5000 bbls. including LOT Of
Southern. at 5 to SIS 1si. Corn has down.
ward tendency. yellow being Sc to 81. and
white SIC. with sales in both of $4,000 BUSH
els. Wheat is rather pressing the market.
from an over-abundant supply-sales of white
at 81 80. Provisions are easier, with sales
of pork to fair extent at previous prices.
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FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT SUMNER RESIDENCE
at Wnghtsvills Sound, situated on the creek OPP
posite Mrs. Bradley's, commanding fine view Of
the ocean.
The place is in good repair, with spacious
two story dwelling and all necessary out-build-
ings-fruit trees Of various kinds, and fine
Scuppernong grape vine.
II is about Z miles from Whining ton, and con-
tains 20 acres Of wood land.
Apply to WIN. J. PRICE.
March 80, lS4S-I29-2t
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SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
KgdEcfiOna Of Price.

THE subscriber having purchased from the e..
tate of w. r. CALLS, Esq. deceased. the entire
Edition of Vols. 6, z and 8, Law. and Vols. 4 and
S. Equity, of Iredel's Reports of Cases decided in
the Supreme Court of North Carolina. (from De-
cember Term, ls45. to August Term, ls4s, in
elusive, and including also the Equity Cases Of
the present Term Of the Court has reduced the
price from Sic Dollars to Fire Dollars per vol.
ume and is prepared to furnish them to Gentle
men Of the Bar and to Booksellers. except Vol. S
Of Equity. to be published in few weeks, Of which
notice will be given. Orders for the WHOLE or for
any one or more Volumes, promptly attended TO-
Add the Bar supplied on reasonable terms with
| the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports
aud Law Books generally.
Bound copies furnished to the Profession. in
exchange for their Nos. e. j. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 20, 1s49--[2s-tf
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Valuable Farming and TurpeHtine Lands
For SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
tracts Of lands, viz:
One trsct, where he now resides, m Sampson
county. containing 400 acres +; $50 acres OF which
is under fence and cultivation, and has about 10,
900 Turpentine Boxes cut.
Also, one tract adjoining the above, containing
l29 acres-about 40 acres of which is under cul
tivation, and has cut about 1000 Boxes.
Also, one tract, near the Six Runs, in Smp
son county, within half mile Of the river. con
tanning 2oS acres, with 10000 Tufpentiue Boxe,
cut, none of which are over years old.
! Also, one tract in Duplin county, lying on th'
North East River, containing 6ll acres, well adsp
ted to cultivation-about SO acres now cleared.
Persons wishing TO purchase, either, or th
whole of the above lands. will please call upo
the subscriber. at his residence, within three mile
Of Tsylor's Bridge, Sampson county.
Il JAS. r. MATHIS.
March ID, lsts.-L25-6t a
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Notice.
DEPARrMExr OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. March "a. lS4o


Pursuant to the 4th section Of the act Of Con-
grsss, approved Sd March. ls49, entitled An act
to carry into effect certain stipulations of the trea.
ty bet ween the United States Of America and the
Republic of Mexico, Of the second day of Februa-
~, one thousand eight hundred and forty.sisht,"
notice is hereby given that the board Of commits
sion ers created by that act will meet in the city Of
Washington on Monday, the sixteenth day of A.
pril next, to receive and examine ell clAms Of CT
items Of the U nited States upon the Republic Of
Mexico which are provided for by the treaty afore-
said, and which may be presented to the said
board Of commissioners, and to decide thereon &C.
cording to the provisions Of the said treaty. and Of
the first and fifth articles of the unratifsd con.
vention concluded at the city of Mexico on the
twentieth day of November, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-three
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
March 80. 29.3t
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February Is. ls4s--r33.,f
RICE.
2e0 TIERCES fresh beat. For sale By
FIG G. W.DAVfS.
SELLING OFF ar COST.

WE have concluded to change our bt.snsAf
and are now selling OF cor Stock Of D.y Goods.
Hardware, Iron &C., at NEW YORK COST.
Wehave also on hand supply pf oAsics Winss,-
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries, which will be
sold 1t reduced prices. Ali psrsoas wishing 10
purchase, will find It to their advantage to cell az
our stofe, - the stock is large and IVES bought
cheap. ANDERSON 4 YOUNG.
Feb. 10, lS4g-[73.tf
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NEwBERS, March 9th ls49.-Tvpen-
pentine-The receipts of this article continues
to he liberal. and want of vessels here for
several weeks past, having produced consid-
cradle increase in the stock on hand, the price
has reeeded. Sales of Dip have been made
at $2,05 1910 and scrape $l.l5. Tar
Sales of several small lois at @l,15 a $l,20.
Corm-Small good lots have been sold al
4l,S5. Peas-Red IS 30 cents. Bacon--
6 a 81 assorted. Hams-7f as.
ReD1bl,can
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Selling off at Cost.

I'm MONDAY, the second day of A pril, the
" subscribers will offer to the public, AT
COST AND UNDER, all their desirable and
well selected stock Of French, Irish and American
Spring and Summer Goods There never has
seen better stock of goods offered in this market
We will continue to sell from day to day. till
ell is sold. JOHN KYLE & CO.
March 3Oth. 29.lt
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OFFICIAL,
Appointments BY tho PFesident,

Appointments ~ tho Efeb1deMp
Bu and NTH the Gdvice and consent Of the
Senate.
George Evans, of Maine, Caleb b. Smith.
of Indiana, and Robert T. Paine. of North
Carolina, to be Commissioners under the act
of the Congress of the United States, Of the Sd
of March, lS49, entitled An act to carry in
70 effect certain stIpulations of the treaty be-
tween the United States of America and the
Republic of Mexico, of the % day Of Februa-
~, 1913"
William Carey Jones, of Louisiana, to be
Secretary to the Board OF Commissioners aP'
pointed under the said act
Charles K. Smith, of Ohio, to be Secretary
Of the Territory of Minnesota.
Aaron Goodrich, of Tennessee, to Dc Cniel
Justice, and David Cooper, OF PennsyiNsnia'
and Benjamin B. Meeker, OF Aentucky' 10 DC
Associate Justices OF the supreme Court OF
the United States for said Territory.
Henry L. Moss, of Minnesota, to be Att0r-
hev of the United States for said Territory.
Joshua L. TAYLOR, of Minnesota, to be Mar.
,shal of the United States for said Territory.
James G. Campbell, of Louisiana, to be
Judge of the District Court of the United States
for the western district of Louisiana.
Henry Boyce, of Louisiana, to be Attorne y
of the United States for said District.
John E. King, of Louisiana, to be Marshal
of the United States for said district.
William B. Scott. of Louisiana, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the eastern dis.
trict of Louisiana.
Thomas C Perkins, of Connecticut, to be
Attorney of the United States for the district
of Connecticut, in the place of Jonathan Stod
,dard.
Gales Seaton, of the District Of Columbia
to be Secretary of the Legation of the United
States to the Federal Government of Germany
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Collectors Richard c. Holmes, Great Egg
Farbor. New Jersey, vice Robert B. Risley
whose commission expired.
John S. Rhea, Brasos Santiago, Texas
New Office.
Edwin Rose, Sag Harbor, New York, vic'
Abel Huntington, whose commission expired
James Collier, San Francisco, California
New Office
Surveyors William B. Norris, PhiIadel
phia, vice John Davis, whose commission ex
pired.
Gordon Forbes, Yeocomico, Virginia, re
Robert Butler, Smith6eld, Virginia. reap
pointed.
PosTMASTERs.
Timothy Coggshall, Newport, R. I.
Ephram Hutchins, Concord. N. H.
Joseph J. Pitman, Huntsville, Ala.
Samuel C. Cook, New Brunswick, N. ].
Thos. B. Bigger, (re-appointed,) Richmond
Virginia.
Edwin Boyle, Annapolis, Md.
Appointments by the Postmaster General.
James McDennot, Postmaster, Washingto
county, Pennsylvania, vice J. D. Leet.
William R. Hammond, Postmaster, Berlin
Worcester county, Maryland, vice C. NJ. VII
lams.
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NEW YokK, March 24.-Sales of 200 bbls
North County Turpentine at So 81 81 IS
per $50 lbs; 1900 bbls. Common Rosin, part
at 81 O5, in yard, and remainder at 81 05 a
81 10, delivered; 225 do. white, at So IS a
So SO; 500 do. selected Tar. for export, at 81
sll a 81 e74; 200 do. not selected, at 81 Is.
Sales of few hundred barrels Spirits Turpen'
tine at 374 80 cents, cash and mos. RIcI
has been very heavy during the week. Sales
only amounting to about 400 tierces, at So 1
50 20. Prime IS scarce and wanted.
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A MAmIWU Ggs9. AA
QAK PORT OF WELLINGTON. QAR
ARRIVED

March 22-schr Mary Ann, Backman, New York,
to Geo HarriSs.
schr Express, Mills, Onslow CO., N c, to w Da-
schr Jack Downing, Parker Onslow CO., c. to De-
schr signora Isabella, Pickett shallotte, c. to w
Davis.
schr Albion. Dexter, Onslow CO., C. to C w Davis.
A-Schr Denmark, Crowell, Philadelphia, to Geo.
Harriss
26-schr Thorn, Wainwright New York, to Jenreys
a7-Brig WIN. Davis, Farnh.m, Bo.ton to Barry, Bry-
ant & Co.
Banks
schr w Davis, B, iggs New York, to W Davis.
28-Schr Marion, Burns, Little River, 70 w Davis.
Schr Pearl Moore, Jrcksonvill, to G w Davis
Schr Chas Mills, Francis, New York, to DeRosset f.
Brown.
Worth
%. Br schr Favorte, Kinks, Turks Island, to G W
Davis.
March 22-schr Harrison Price, Brown. New York.
23-Brg Elvira, Ccggins. Boston, by Jefreys Leigh
schr George Hoffman, Ross, Philadelphia, by
"a Brig San Jacinto, Reid, Havana by G " Davis.
Br schr Mary Alice, Sullivan, Halifax S, By Barry
26-Br Brig Ava, Moore. Liverpool, by Barry, Bryan
4. Co.
schr Albion, Dexter, onsiow co N c. by w Davis
Schr Jack Downing, Parker, Onslow co., by do
sehr sIgnors Isabella. Pickett Washington {. by do
27-schr White Oak, Gibbs, baltimore, by do
Schr P johnson, Kilburn, Boston, by do
6chr D Woodbury. Potter Shnlotte, N C, by do
schr Al DeRosset, Brewster, New York, by DeRos
set & Brown.
2s-BnE Nonpareil, Brewer, Norfolk, Va, by DeRos
set & Brown.
steamer Rowan, HUT Fayetteville by C worth
Steamer Henrietta, Evans Fayetteville, by JohI
Banks.
2s-schr Falcon, Parritt, Philadelphia by G w Davis
Loss OF THE BR,o Tox PAtNE-Ths Brig Tom Paine
Captain Campbell Of Philadelphia, from Sagua L
Grande, bound to New York, cargo sugar and molai
seS, having been thrown on her beam ends and RI
ceved extensive injury her sails aud upper spar
in sudden squall the 18th inst and settO lcakin
badly, made for this port; the 10th took pilot
board off New Inlet light and put away for the Bar:
the 2lst sent up for Steamer, but blew 30 hard tbs
assistance could be rendered, and on the 22d tn
Brig struck the Bar; could not be got over afte
Tightening by throwing OF part Of cargo on DECK and tn
sea making breach over her, all hands were oblige
! to leave. Vessel and cargo total loss.
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MARRIED,

In Fayetteville, on the Goth inst, BY the Rev
Mr.. Buxtsn, Mr.. N. Branson, to Miss Martha
Jane McIver, daughter Of the late John McIver,
Of Tallahassee, Florida.
In Moore county, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. VIM.
M. Person. to Miss NJ. A. Jackson, daughter Of
the late Col Jackson.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Enkrun.r Il lQAn

POsT OFFICE DEPARTNENT,3
February 7. ls49.
Sir--In reply to yours of the 5th instant, sta
ting that your friend X. c. poPE, having been
suspected ola depreciation in regard to mailable
matter, while running as a substitute for Mail
Agent WALKER. you wish the matter thorough.
II investigated; )" you are informed that having nc
official information Of any suspicion. or Of any fact
that would jussify suspicion of that character.
do not deem it either necessary or proper to direct
an investigation.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
C.. JOHNSON.
WM. ]. DRAKE. Esq,
Ba:tleboro', Edgecombe County, N. e.
March %, l649--l26-2t
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JUST RECEIVED.

Per Schooner Mary Anna,
IN BBLS. super6ne Canal Flour;
~ 10 half-barrels do. do. do;
Is bags buck wheat
barrels superior clarified sugar;
20 bags Rio and Laguyra coffee;
SO smoked tongues
SOC lbs smoked beef;
10 boxes sperm candles;
10 do adamantine do;
10 do tallow do;
10 barrels recti6ed whisksy;
40 bags shot, assorted;
10 barrels Porto Rico sugar.
For sale extremely low for cash, by
March 3o.1 PERRIN & HARTSFlELD.
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OATS FoR "OLD Whitley "-The Mr..
Collier, of Ohio, who has just been appointed
who expressed the opinion, in the wing nation
al convention which nominated Taylor, that
the wings ofhis State were even ready to vote
for " TayIors's old aohite horse" it ne was
nominated. He has very properly been sent
out of the country"
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North Carolina and CASTOR Rail Roads
The Commissioners appointed by the act Of
the late Legislature, have advertised that sep,
arate Books of Subscription to the Stock oil
both will be opened at Raleigh on the 18th o.
April, on which day it is proposed to hold
general Internal Improvement Convention in
that city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-30

Colored Gold Diggers John Routh, OF
Tensas, La, is about to leave for California,
with twenty five selected negroes. to dig gold;
The Memphis Eagle also says that several
others from that section have taken servants
along with them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-30

anticipated EnsuTTection in C0nGdG.-The re-
voIutionary demonstrations in Canada are be-
ginning to engage the attention Of our govern"
mens. 1t is stated BY Washington cores.
pondent Of the New York Herald that in the
event of an outbreak OF revolution in Canada,
it 10 the intention of our government to prevent
interference on the part of our citizens, and
that Gen. Wool will probably be sent to the
northern frontier for the purpose ofrestraining
our citizens. Upon this the Herald says:
I" But this cannot prevent the people on our
borders from sy mpathising with the Canadians
in their efforts to seperate from England
Indeed, it is very probable that that class OF
our population known as free-soilers, will be
the very first to break the regulation because
it will be their desire to seperate Canada from
England, so that it may be incorporated with
this country and increase the strength Of their
party. However this may be, it is very proba-
BILE that the action of our government will
be the very means of fastening the crisis
which appears to be approaching in Canadian
affairs, because it will leave the people Of
that county to settle the matter themselves
| The probability is, from what we have seen
recently, that when the step is decided upon,
and the blow struck for separation, the whole
population of Canada will be favorable to the
measure"
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At meeting of the Board Of Regents on
Wednesday last, Vice President Fillmore lea
o6Gc'O Regent) was unanimously elected
Chancellor Of the Smithsonian Institution, in
the place of Vice President Dallas, whose
term had expired.
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CHARLESTON, March Cottoa-The
Cotton market was again neglected yesterday,
the sales having been limited to some 400
bales. at extremes ranging from 6 to TIC.
Rice-A few hundred tierces were sold at
full prices. Extremes $23 a So per hundred.
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MY Lands In Dublin County

are for sale. The soil is FERTILE lying immediate
ly on Goshen the situation 10 pleasant, buildings
convenient and comfortable. location six miles
North Of the Court House and within half mile
Of Hannoh Moore academy. win take young
negroes for part Of the purchase money and the
balance in Cash, January LIST, 1850. when pos
session will be given. JERE PEARSALL.
March Is. l6i9.-f27.3t
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To all whom it may concern.
WILL be down COurt-week in April, when
IL it Is expected that those whom hold Notes
against will settle them. JOHN r. HAYES.
March 3Oth, l949. 2S.Jt
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IS hsfeby given that Books ere now epsn ID
this paes. fcf subscriptions o. Slotk IN the Csps
Fear and Deep River improvement.
A. J. DERORSET, Jr.,
JOHN McRAE,
MILES COSTIN. Oo.amls.ionefs ~
B. I. HOWE. "nn'insten.
w. G. BETTENCOttRT,
March 23, lS49--I3ss7t
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FRUIT TREES. &c.
THE subscriber has removed his Nursery Es-
Enlistment from Randolph county to Guilfo41
county, near Greensboro, and solicits orders for
Apple, Peach, Pear, Nectarine, and Apricot Trees,
which he will furnish from 50 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than they can be obtained at from North
era Nurseries. His intention is to make regu.
lar business of it, and he also intends having an
extensive assortment of Shrubs and Flowers fol
sale, and he asks for his efforts such patronage as
State pride and Interest should prompt the people
of North Carolina to give him.
His agent in Wilmington is Mr.. J. WILKrx.
SON, who has some of his Trees for eale, and who
will receive orders. Orders may also be directed
to the subscriber at Greensboro.
THOS. H. FENTRESS.
December %, lS48-[l5-ly
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PHALON'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.
Just received a supply of Phalon's Hair Invigo-
rator, to prevent Badness and restore the Hair
that has fallen off or become thin, and to cure ef-
fectually scurf or dandrulE For sale by
VIM. H. LIPPITT,
m23 Druggist & Chemist
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Notice.

A Ill PERSONS indebted TO the subscribers
"A for Book Account. or BY Note, are respect.
fully requested to come forward and pay up.
March 80. PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.