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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

Owe are authorized to announce Gen. L. H.
MARSTELLER, as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of New-Hanover county.
July 9th, ls49--[43-,e
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
UTWe are requested to announce OWEN
ALDERMAN, Esq, as a candidate for reelection
10 the office Of Clark of the Superior Court of Law
of New Hanover county. ~.-.-
July 9th, ls49--[43-te
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
To the Voters Of Nesv- Hanover County,:
FckO,U-citizenS I'm August next. it will de-
volve upon you to elect individual 10 perform
the duties of Superior Court Clerk If this county.
From the urgent solicitations of many individuals,
have been induced to offer as candidate for
that Office It's dsties have hitherto been perform
ed by the deputy of the one whom you have cleo
ted. If you should elect me, I pledge to attend to
it myself, and my best efforts to discharge its
various duties satisfactorily to the public.
s. R. BUNTING.
Long Creek, July 2nd, ls49--L43-te
/ ,...-s. MooRE's CREEK, July End, ls49.
Mn. FULToN-Sir-You will please announce
me in your paper as candidate for the office Of
County Court Clerk at the ensoing election, and
that will meet my fellow-ctizens at the different
precincts, before the election.
JAMES F. SIMPSON.
July 9th, ls49-r43-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06
IL MAmlIsg Ggggs -
SAAK PoRroF w1LM1NGToN. 80
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
June 29-Schr UraRia, Myers, New York, to J Lut
terlnh
Schr e Powell Powell, New York, to G w DAVIS
Shcr Martha Ann, willis, Lock woods Folly, to do
July 2-Schr Smith, Miller, New York. 10 DeRos
set f. Brown.
schr r Brown, Dexvolf, Philadelphia, to De2osset
f. Brown
Schr Pearl, Dexter. Onslow CO. to G w Davis.
Schr Albion, BloodgoOd, OnsoW CO., TO G w Davis.
3-Schr Thorn, VAIN wright, New York, TO Jefreys
d Leighton.
schr Jonas Smith, Nickles, New York, to DeRosset
Brown. .-.
Brig Hevellyn, Fitzpatrick, Boston, to Hsrriss f.
Drake.
schr Cabot ogier, Boston, TO Harriss D. Drake.
4.-Brig Elem Mara, Holt, Boston, TO Barry, Bryant
d Co.
Brig Sophia, Outer New York, to G w Davis.
Brig Calender, Wines, Newport. |, To Geo Harriss
5.--Brig Maria, Ford, Bristol, r ], 10 Harrss &
Drake.
jane 2e-ship Catharine, Herbert, London by Barry,
BRYANT f. To.
Brig Harriet Newell, Warren, Philadelphia by Barry
Bryant & 90.
Brig OceoA, Nichols, Boston, by Barry, Bryant &
Co.
Rr schr Cornthian, Mckinney, Nassau P, by G
Wv Davis
Schr Martha Ann, Lockwood's Folly. by w Davis
July Sd Schr Corin,hian, Dashicls, Jamaica, W G W
Davis.
4-Schr Pearl Dexter. Jacksonville, by G w Davis.
SChr Albion, Bloodgood, Jack sonvllle, by do.
Brig Belize. stokes, lnagua, ny do
5.-Sieamer Gov. Gratan, Peck, Fayetteville, by J &
w MrGary.
schr Urania, Myers, N York, by E J I,utterloh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

PHILADELPHIA. July 8. s P. NJ Flour 81
d 81 so; corn meal 81 rs; rye -four 50
81 red wheat CSC 81 OF, white wheat 81
04 a 81 06; yellow corn So a sec; oats 80 a
SIC; rye So see; mess pork $1l. prime 50 /;
beef $l3; lard 81 TIC; cotton ssc per ID /;
whiskey 81 a 2I3c per gallon in barrels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

BALTIMORE E. July 3.-Flour 81 so a 81 623;
corn meal Sc IS; rye -four 80; red wheat CSC
a 81. and white 81 81 05 corn. white, SOC,
and yellow sac: oats IS 2sc; mess pork
Sill, prime So; lard 81 7Ac per ID; whis-
kav 20 2lc. in hhds and bbls. -.-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Saves oihing doing in Slaves.
r Timber--A few RATS have changed hands
within the range OF our quotations.
FrGgh--Coastwise Sc higher for las; rates
paid See table
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

New YORK, July 3. P. M.-Flour 81 so
TO IS O64; corn meal So 81 rye flour So /;
corn. So sac for mixed, and 81, SO to soc
for yellow oats 80 CSC I'VE So soc !;
mess pork $40 373, and prime s. IS; beef
sl2 so s13; lard 81 7c per ID; N o. SUI
gar AZ Acc; rice 20 TO SIC per ID; cotton
Sc TO 98c per ID; whiskey % 22A cents per
gallon. - ~.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Restraint on Marriage.-The Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania have reversed the re-
cent decision of Judge Lewis, IN the case Of
the widow of VIM. GeigIey, of Lancaster, and
have decided that testator can prescribe Gre
dentiaIs TO his widow in reference to marriage,
In deYisins real estaie to her.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06
Warren, North Carolina, White Sulphur and
OHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

THE Proprietor Of this establishment has the
satisfaction of announcing TO the public, that since
the last season he has greatly enlarged and inprL-
we'd his buildings so as 10 be allie TO ACCOMMODATE
much larger number, ard TO offer still greater
attractions to those who may visit this pleasant
and healthful resort ; no trouble or expense will
be spared to render his patrons comfortable and
satisfied "f.
The medicinal properties of the Sulphur water
have been amply tested during the last eight years
by large number of visitors and lis beneficial re-
suits strikingly displayed in the cure or relief of
dyspepsia, affections Of the liver jaundice, disea-
SEES of the skin, &c. Another Spring has Beer
discovered ia the vicinity Of the establishment, an
analysis of which proves that 1t is ar6ondfed
chGEybe1fe resembling The waters of Tunbridge
Wells, the most celebrated of all the chat ybeate
waters of England. 1t is mild and gentle tonic,
and in the opinion Of the physicians who have ex-
amined il, ard witnessed its effects in some cases
during the last season, must prove beneficial IN
atomic dyspepsia, chlorosis. uterine. nervous aud
neuralgia affections connected with debility, and
of especial service TO persons living in malarlous
regions of country, whose blood has been robbed
eff its normal proportion Of iron by repeated al
tacks of malaria feVers. .s.. .
fine Band Of Music will be in attendance dus
ring the season. ......., ~.
Persons travelling on.the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, will WAYS find hack ready for their
accommodation at Henderson, and at the War.
renton Depot. There will be daily mail from
W tn the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06
TAX LISTS.

have been appointed to receive the tax lists for
the district of Wilmington, and will attend to the
same during the last 20 working days in this
month. | can be found at the office of the Will
lnineton and Raleigh Rail Road Company.
8. D. WALLACE, Jr
JuIy 6 IS4o-r43-4t-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Gen. Worth'S Remaias.- Board of AS
sistant Aldermen, in New York, on Thursday,
passed resolutions Of respect 10 the memory
OF Gen. Worth. and appointed committee to
have his remains brought for interment to his
native State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Missouyt.- Atkinson, Of the u. s.
Senate, from Missouri, and MIR. Hall, of the
House of Representatives. who signed the
Southern Address, have taken the stump
against Mr.. Benton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Popularity Defned.-'' Was Mr.. Brown a
popular man when he lived in your town %
inquired busy body of his friend.
81 should think he was" replied the gen
tleman, e. as many persons endeavored 10 pre-
vent his 'eaving-and several of them, 1ncl,t
ding the sheriff, the deputy and several con-
stables, followed him for some distance"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

NorE.-Ever Lumber, Tar and Turpentne are al
ways sold in the water and bjec, the expense
of andng, inspection, cooperage &c; say on lumber
SOC 10 per tar and Turpentne about lec. per Dbl
Fordry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according TO quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

NEwBERN. July 5 -Turpentne. yellow
dip, 81 so a 81 IS. virgin dip, So so; no sales
OF tar; corn. 81 80 per Dbl; lard, 81 cts
per ID. a.I. ~ .ge -- -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Horrible Deah.-The following verdict
was given by an eastern coroner:
I'VE believe firmly that the deceased came
to his death by falling from the top of the
naalnmast on the buwarks-felI overheard and
drowned-washed ashore and froze 10 death
ana then carried TO the watch house and eaten
by rats s...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

An Anti- War Wing Denounced MIR. Nc.
Gaughey, who was rejected by the Senate as
GoVern6r OF Minnesota, has been nominated by
the wings of his district, in Indiana. for Con-
gress. C. c. Nave. another wing, takes
ground against him. and among other reasons
for his opposition, gives the following =
"Is it possible that Mr. McGaughey, claim
ing to be an American citizen, Hoosier born,
can be so stupid as to suppose that an Ameri-
can al heart could come TO any other conclu
sion than this. that the author of such senti-
menis as his own, is anything else than an
enemy to the United States and the friend of
the republic of Mexico, anxiousy desiring
the success OF the latter over the former p
Mr.. McGaughey, whilst Gen. Taylor, with
his little Spartan band was fighting the battle
at Buena Vista, not only recorded his vote
against giving supplies TO the army. but was,
by his speeches, encouraging the Mexicans 10
acts of bloodshed, and The determination OF
the American soldier from Mexico-rejoicing
over the massacred of his own country. II
that is whiggery, then am TO wing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Very Afecting.-A sentimental youth, hav-
ing seen young damsel shedding tears over
something in her lap. took the first opportu-
nifty 10 be introduced to her: and made no
doubt that she was a congenid spirit.
'What work was it that affected you SO
much the other morning? saw you shed a
great many tears. Was it BuIwer's last %
Il don't know what Bulwer's last is" re.
turned she, "but assure you was engaged
al something which always almost kills inc
I was peeling onions"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

A colored woman by the name OF Eliody'
who belongs TO all estate entrusted to the ma
nagement OF Hugh Nelson, Esq, OF Peters
buro Va voluntarily returned to Richmond
last week, in a vessel from Boston. She left
the family of Mr.. Rust while visiting in 5os-
ton in September last-but the Richmond
Times says she prefers seryitude in Virginia
to liberty in Boston,. 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

High Riding-A riding school has been
established in the fourth story of the Assem-
bly, Rooms, Philadelphia. Rather elevated
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

How" said Judge in Missouri, to a wit
ness on the stand, show do you know the
plaintiff was intoxicated on the evening refer.
red TO 90
Because I saw him few minutes after
the muss trying TO pull off his trowses with a
boot jack
Verdict for the defendant Blackstone
page 81, VS.. Gin and Sugar.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

Cost of our Neutraliy.-The New York
Sun, while noticing the activity in the ship
yards of that city, gives the following:
Complaints are made by ship builders thai
our Government has not fostered their bust
ness as it should have done. In consequence
of The delays, from this cause, in fitting ou
the steamer United States after she was SOLD
to the Prussians-that Government is now
having four war steamers built in England
If built here they would have caused the ex
penditure of over ST 900. 900 for labor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06
1000 BUSHELS BLADEN COUN-
TY CORN. FJr sale by OHoLMES
June 30.

TURKS ISLAND SALT.
$500 Bushels fer sale By OHOLMEs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining
ton, N. C., 3Oth June, l849. -...
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask for advertised Letters.
rt22t1 DAE'I, DICKSON p M
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-06

al Duena VISA, not only recorded MS vote
against giving supplies TO the army, but was,
by his speeches, encouraging the MeXicans 10
acts of bloodshed, and The determination OF
the American soldier from Mexico-rejoicing
over the massacred of his own country. Ii
that is whiggery, then am no wing"
THAT Ihape Koticed.-I have noticed that
all men speax we'll of all mems virtues when
they are dead ; and that tombstones are marked
with epitaphs of "good and virtuoGs." Is there
any particular cemetery where the bad men
are buried!
have noticed that the prayer of every sell
fish man is {" forgive US our debts.' but makes
every body pay who owes him, 10 the utteI-
most fartbing.
I have noticed that Death is merciless
Judge, thought not impartial. Every man
owes debt-Death summons the debtor, and
he lays down his dust in the currency OF NOR
tality.
| have noticed that he who thinks every
man rouge is very certain TO see one when
he shaves himself, and he ought. in mercy 10
his neighbors, surrender the rascal 10 his JUS
tce.
have noticed that money is the FOOLS wis.
dom, the knave's reputation, the wise mans
desire, the covetous mans ambition, and the
idol of ALL
have noticed that whatever is. is right,
with few exceptions-the left eye, the leg,
and the left side of plum pudding.
| have noticed that merit is always measur-
ed in the world by its success.
| have noticed that in order TO be reason
able creature, it is necessary at times to be
downright mad.
have noticed that as we are always wish
ing instead of working for fortunes, we are
disappointed, and call Dame Fortune 'blinl,''
hut it is the very best evidence that the old
lady has most capital eye-sght, and is no
&c granny" with spectacles.
have noticed that purses will hold pennies
as well as pounds.
| have noticed that tombstones say &c Here
he lies,''-which no doubt is often the truth
and if men could see the epitaphs their friends
sometimes write, they would surely believe
they had got into the wrong grave. ..-.
g5-The London Times pays the following
tribute to the Erie Canal:
''Tt is still more inglorious TO be beaten.
and 10 find that narrow canal, with nearly
a hundred locks, and with hanks so fragile as
10 allow no greater speed than three miles an
hour, after all is silver stream of wealth fal
more useful and productive than one of the
mobiles, rivers in the world. The food which
flows to the crowded capital and 10 the fafnish
ed hordes of Ireland through Buffalo and al
bany, and the tedious locks between, and
which is thrice transhipped before ii reaches
the Atlantic, very far exceeds the quantity We
receive through the Ontario, the st Lawrence
and the gigantic ship canals, the Rdeau ant
the WeIIand, with which we surmounted The
natural difficulties of the navigation. The vnl
gar American canal has beaten the British rlv
err through the fundamentally OF our OWL
demands England herself gives the vlriua
preference to the canal by using it more than
its snowy rival"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23
"VIOLATES ALL HIS PLEDGES ~

This is the universal cry of The Democracy against
Gen. Taylor. For "changing the men," whom he found
in office he is charged with having violated his pledges
Out of their own mouths will convict Them.
In the Address Of the Convention of the assemble
Democracy of Virginia, which in Lynchburg last
year, find the following passage:
"a CHANGE OF MEN or, 10 translate into some
what palmer language. this significant phrase the plac
ing the public Offices at the disposal Of The Whig party
probably controlling motive with many Of those w6c
8 rule that party Gen. Taylor speaking through
the delegation from his own State to the Wing Ma
sc Iional Convention, PLEDGES himself to aid IN
bringing about A CHANGE OF MEN and Of meas
f ureS"
For thus pledging himself them he assaed by the
Democracy, and the people appealed 10 to a
gans him, because he would "change the and the
measures" then in office and in force. The people
thought the proposed changes desrable-they therefore
elected Gen. Taylor-and he would be recreant his
pledges, if he did not CHANGE both MEN and MEAS
URES.-R. Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23
D. R. Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH A
POT.V'D OF CURE.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to offer to the public
remedy discovered by himself for Diarrheea, Cholera
Mobus Cramps pasms Pains in the Stomach and
all Of like spasmodic character, Asatic Cholca in
cuded
In offering this remedy the public he has not the vanity
that he Of than ordinary intor
nation character above
having Asatc Cholera but having
been troubeor several days with bad Diarrhoea he
made the discovery Of the remedy by trying it upon himself
eectg perfect hours, and relieving all the
symptoms, vz:-pans, spasms, SC, in to 10 minutes
the upon himself he has given it to 80 to
so persons whom has been used with the
suit eectng every far he knows
believes For information the public referred to the
following persons who have used it, viz:D T. C. Peters,
Seth Halsey, James A. Stiger John Ogesby, Alex Temp
kns Cashier Of the Farmers Bank B. Rcker the Editors
of the sIynchburg Vrginan Lynchburg; Dr. A. C. john
Amherst county, and many others in town and country
not recollected ID. X. LYMAN.
N B-Ths remedy perfectly safe and be used upon
children without the least fear of injurious results.
Price 80 cents per Bottle.
july l2-ts if ID. r. l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23
EQREIGNITENfS

The Pope, having blessed the Spanish flag at Gaeta.
er than any temporal power A Bishop went his
knees and begged the Pope to give him the shoes he
had worn the occeson The request was gracionsly
granted.
The Steamer Great Britain. which has been purchas-
&c fo sl000O0.io ply between New DIRK and Liverpool.
is TO have 10000 laid on her before she will be
ready fos the service.
large nsmber of Poles, Germans, and Italians have
been expelled from France.
Madame Sonag returns to the stage. in consequence
Of the loss of her and her husbands property BY the
commissions ofthe continent.
The first Electric Telegraph ia Ireland has recently
heen erected, two miles long, between two railway sta
tions at Kngsbridge.
Mr. BakewelI's Copying Telegraph writes four hun
bred letters minute. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23
VIRGINIA;

virginia.;
T Rules held IN the Clerks office othe Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law and Chancery for the county CT Franklin
the ct day CT july ls49.
George D. Davis and John T. Davis, Plaintiffs,
against
Decor Benjamin Rives, Edward H. Hiett Frederick
A. Rives and William w Rves, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Doctor Benjamin F. Rves, not having
tered his appearance and security according to the
Of Assembly and the rules of this and appearing BY
sfactor that he resident the
gnia the motion of the plaintiffs, BY counsel it is
ed that the said Doctor F. Rves do appear rules
he held in the said Clerks office the first Monday in
tober next and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy
this order be forthwith published newspaper printed
in hetown of Lynchburg for months suecesSvey and
posted the front door OF the court house Of this
day.
A Copy-Teste,
July 23-w2m M. G.. CARPER Cl'k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23

as he ros step by step, in eoquen, illustration Of his
SUBJECT. the radenee Of brighter day seemed beam
from his youthful brow. Now, il struck US forcibIy
that neither father mother were there to hear him.
And YET his father and mother there. if parental
duties ,nobly performed, can make strangers SUCH
The exercises Of the School being closed by an appro-
PIRATE prayer, we invited parake of an elegant
dinner furnished under beautiful Arbor by the liberal
ity of the patrons and friends Of the School,
Where the smile OF beauty, and the play
OF wit, were the sole leverage feast.
In conclusion, we recommend this excellent School
10 the patronage of the public we'll knowing, that they
will not be disappointed IT, the high literary and mural
qualifications of its teachers
AMHERST
80 The Republican and Patrior will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23

I Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cha1ccry con-
- tnued and held for the county Of Campbell the Court
House thereof Thursday the 18th day ofMay 1S4S.
John Irving and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hen-
don, Plaintiffs,
Young w Robertson, Executor of Edward Herndon dec d.
Daniel c. Herndon, George Hendon Jane Graves, Polly
Sutherland, Dudley Richardson and Nancy his wife, Amy
Trent Rhoda Clements Robert Morris and Sophia his wife,
William johnson and Elizabeth his wife, Susan Hefndon,
Jesse B. Ilerndon William Herndon Reuben Herndon the
unknown heirs of Valentine Herndon Decd the unknown
heirs Of Lewis Hcrndon Decd the unknown heirs OF Bena
decd, the unknown heirs of John Herndon deed, the
known heirs of Sarah Samuel Decd the unknown heirs
Elizabeth Baker Decd and the unknown heirs of Caharne
Durham Decd Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This in which tappears that the plaintiffs have pro-
ceeded according to law against the absent defendants and
that the process awarded the plaintiffs duly served upon
)anl G. Herndon Geo. Hendon VIM Johnson and Elizabeth
his wife, Wm Hedon and Reuben Hedon, and more than
two months have elapsed the service thereof and the
publication aforesaid this day to be heard the
bill, answers ofthe defendants Herndons Exor Thomas
Samuel Robert Samuel and Martha G. Samuel and
gued by COUNSEL On consideration Whereof the Court doth
take the bill OF the compainansor confessed to the first
named defendants and audge order and decree that the de-
endant Young W. Robertson, Executor Of Edward Herndon
Decd do rend before Josiah Sheppersonone of the Commits
soners of this Court Of all his acpgs and dongs
As executor Of said Herndon decd which said the
said Commissioner is directed examine and SETTLE
and make report to this Court with spe
ciay stated deemed pertinent by himself required by
OF the parties to be stated.
A Copy-Tese,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Clk.