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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
NEGROES WANTED.

HAVING returned again to Wilmington, fol-
the purpose of purchasing large number of ne
groes. aud will remain here permanently until the
latter part of next Spring, am now in market to
pay the highest Cash prices for Slaves, Male oil
Female, from 10 to 80 years of age Those hav.
ing such pr operty for sale, will find it to their adj
vantage to call on me first. before making sale
as from my facilities in selling in the South,
can pay the highest price, and for good sound
merchantable property, will not be overbid by any
in the business. ~ egr
Also some Coopcrs, Bricklayers, Carpenters
and Blacksmiths. Apply for me at the Carolins
Hotel. ANSLEY DAVIS.
Sept T. ls49-52-tf sas
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500 Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the Gath
July last, his negro man, named JACOB. Jacob
is about 40 years Of age, light muatto has small
scar on the under lip fuTeyes, and is about 5feet
Saor 10 inches high He has wife ID Whining
ton, belonging to Mr.. E. BEyAN, and is probably
lurking about said town.
Twenty Dollars reward will be paid for hfs de.
ivery to the subscriber, for his confinement ia
bladen County Jail, or $40 for his confinement
in any other Jail in the State, so that he can be
got ]. G. StJTrON.
Bladen county. Aug 81, ls49--[5l- 3tuoo
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Rev. p. II. BABBET, Rector.
THEREv. P. II. BABB1T, late Rector of the
Diocesan School OF Charleston, S. c., having as
sumed the charge of Trinity School, will enter up
or his duties about the middle of October. Mean
time the School is in operation, and pupils will
be received and cared for till Mr.. B. shall take
possession. 1z r-sa -z
This School is in a retired, healthful, and beau
tiful situation its buildings are ample and COM
Portable, arranged expressly for the purpose; and
it offers advantages of high order for Intellectual
moral. and religious culture. The terms, paw able
half yearly in advance, are One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars per annum, for board and tuition in
English, Latin and Greek. For French an extra
charge will be made. The School year is period
of 0 months
Mr.. BABb1r being personally kaown to but
few in North Carolina, offers fol consideration the
following testimonial and references
The undersigned having seen from gentlemen
of the highest responsibility in Charleston, s. c.,
and in other cities, testimonials to the eminent
qualifications of the Rev. Mr.. BABBIT for the du-
ties he is about to assume among u.s. take pleasure
in cordially commencing him and the Institution
under his care, TO the confidence and support of
their friends and of the community
Charles Manly, 8 George E. Badger,
Duncan Cameron, w. Ii. Haywood,
G. w. Mordecai, Richard Hines,
T. F. Devereux, Kenneth Rayner,
John II. Bryan, G. e. Johnston.
Mr.. B. refers to The following gentlemen
Rt. Rev. l. S. Ives, ID. D. DR.. I. w. Wright, Will
Ri. Rev. c. E. Gadsdeu, ID. d s4 ~ mington.
RI. Rev. T e. Brownel D. D. A. j. DeRosset Jr do.
Rey. w. NJ. Green ID. ID. Hon. Ed Frost Charleston,
Rev. r. S. Mason, u. D. s. c..
Rev. r. B. Drane, u. ID. Fl. w. Conner ESQ., do. &.
Rev. Jarvis Buxton. Geo h Reid, ESQ de.
Rev. C.. f. MeRae. -- w. &C. Courtney Esq do
Rev. E. NJ. Forbes. John Hanckel, ESQ do.
Rev. A. A. Watson. G. T. Hagh, Esq, Fayette-
Rev. A. Smedes. vile.
G. j Hale, Esq, do.
P. S. Amy inquiries in relation to the School,
addressed to Rev. p. L. BAsBIT, Raleigh, N. G.,
will be promptly answered. l
Sept r, ls49--L52-3t zFaal as.51 -
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TO LUMBER AND TURPENTINE COMPANIES

EEfs . q -
LANDS IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA FOR SALE.
81, 900 ACRES 10 the 18th district of the
county of Ware. situated on the Suwauee and
Suwanee- Hatchee rivers, which are pavigable from
a6ooel their junction in this body Of Land, by
steamboats,, to the Gulf; and there are several fine
mill seats upon the Land. .. .sa
Also:
$4,000 Acres in ONE BODY, located only
80 miles above Darien, in The Sd district of the
county of Wayne The waters of Finholloway
Creek run through the northern portion of this
large body of and into the Attanlaha river, which
is contiguous to 1t. through both of which streams
the products can reach Darien. The southern
portion of this tract of Land lies on the Satilla rv
er and its branches, navigable to ST. Andrews
Sound. 5000 fas
ALSO:
1000 Acres in the county of Camden, Dor
dering upon the st. Mays river, which j. also
navigable to the sea coast. 4fT
The above Lands all very heavily timberet
with Pine; also, Live Oak, Cedar, splendid Cy
press, and other growth; considered very valuab,
for LUMBER and TuRPEATINE. The soil is very
rich, and well adapted to the culture of fine Cot
ton and Sugar cane, aud has very superior range
for cattle. Companies engaged in the Lumbe
and Turpentine business will, upon examination
find the above Lands much more favorably locate,
than any in the Southern States being in sucl
large bodies and accessible to market by nayigabl
streams. Apply to
~ @ @ THOMAS TAYLOR,
= No. 23O Front street, New York, or
]. T.. EDWARDS, gent
-=s.=er -.4 Macon, Georgia.
Macon Ga. August 3Ist lS49--G52-St
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FOREIGN MARKETs-PER CALEDONIA

FOREIGN MARKETS-PER CALEDONIA.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Aug. lS--The
market is rather sitter this morning, uncom-
mon torrents of rain fell during the of last
night The sales in either American wheat -four,
or indian nre but rifing; full prices are, how
ever, paid, 49,. 5..~. -s-.-5 -=7 81 as.
+ Cotton IEarket, August ls.-The same buoy
ant feeling which has characterized the market
during the past week still continues. We open
this morning with good steady demand at very
full prices. -e.-..ss ... s. ST. 7-:zt, t.. .t-
Naval Stores.-The demand for any descrip-
ton of Naval Stores is very limited, but no change
has taken place in the prices of any article. ~
PER WASHINGTON sr.az -p.
| LONDON CITY, Saturday evening, August Is.
Tho business at the stock exchange to-day was
entirely devoid of interest The attendance OF
dealers was small, and there was nothing pVbaicv-
er passing out of the ordinary course. Nor have
we TO notice any essential alteration i'll the value
of stock. .-a
l1vEnPooL, Saturday, Aug. ls.-At yesterday S
market there was only slender attendance OF
:own and country miers. The sales of wheat
were quite in retail, without any change in value.
The best brands of flour were in good request
and full prices were paid.
Indian corn improved Is per quarter, and fair
quantity found BUYERS for Ireland, but the market
closed with rather less confidence in the article
| The best white corn sold at 29s to 29s, to us
Cd per $50 lbs. a ss -v.
! The report of the Liverpool cotton market for
the week shows further advance of Id per Id.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLlNA.


Superior Cpurt of Law--Spring Term, lS49.
Nicholas P. ches0utt' covcnant--service DC.
Ale, w. H;.t. a., knowledgcd by Charles
Charles Henry. Eeh'y
IT 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 Wilmington, for said defendant to appear at
the next term of this Court. to be held az the
Court House in Clinton, on the eth Monday after
gainst him.
Witness, WV. McKov, Clerk of said Court al
office, the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday Of
March, 1s49, and seventy third year of Ameri.
can Independence. w. McKUY, Z. S. Z.
Aug 81, lst9--f5I-6t [Pr fee 81 3sl
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IL MAmgIgg ggggs "a
AzR PoRT OF w1LMINGToN. AAK
ARRIVED

ARRIVED ----
Aug 29-Rrig Ann Pierce, Newburyport, Mass, TO P
Dickinson d Co. 81. e. .-t
3O-scllr Paramount, Jolly, Washington, N c, to H
schr L wales, vapgilder Philadelphia, George
Harrss u. ~ ..t =.s.- ~ e. L-.s- 70.
Sept 3-Schr Toga Collins, New York, to Geo Harris
Schr John Potts Brown, DeWolf, Philadelphia, to
DeRosset g. Brown. -.
Brig Belle, Jones, New York, to G W Davis.
5.-Schr Benz. F. Hanks, Ireland, York, to Cash
well z Blossom. .--
schr Alaric, Hudson, N York, to DeRosset f. Brown
6-Brg David Dufel, Hutey, put back in distress,
.Barque John Taylor, from this port arrived at
Matanzas on the Goth ult. All WELL - #.-
DusAsrER.-The brig David Duffel went to sea
over the Main Bar on Friday, the 3lst OF August
bound for Hartford, via New York. with cargo
of Lumber and Turpentine. The second day out,
the mate. steward, and two men, were taken sick
with the bilious fever on the third day experien-
ced very heavy weather and severe gales from N.
E., which caused the brig to leak very badly and
on sounding the pumps found a feet water in
the hold, The crew being sick were unable to keep
her free ; on the morning of the fourth day lost
foresa topsail and spencer split the mainsail and
jihs, carried away both bobstays and done con-
siderable other damage to the sails and rigging
the deck load shifted and some few barrels
washed off, but by the great exertions of the
Captain and one man. the balance was saved
AS the brig was leaking badly and could not be
freed, and the wind ahead, blowing perfect gale,
it was thought best for the safety of the vessel and
cargo, to put back-errived off New Inlet the eve
ming Of the 5th, was boarded by Pilot, who saw
our condition, and ordered to send to Whining
| ton for Steamboat. The steamer Calhoun az
rived alongside this morning at o'clock, and
towed US up.
Sept. 9th. ls49. --5 81
CLEARED. s -.
Aug 3l-Schr w Davis Briggs, New York, by @
! w Davis.
| Schr A DcRosset, Jones, New York by DeRosset &
/ Brown sE .7r
| Sept brig w L Jones' ColIett New Ysrk, by De
/ Rosset & Brown
! 4-Brg Ellen, Maria Hoyt, Jamaica. by Barry, Bry
| ant f. Adams
5.-steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, by t. C
I Worth -.-=.-s -
! Harrss.
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She Bears-The principal Of an academy
in an advertisement, mentioned his female as
sistant, and the reputation for teaching
which she bears p but the printer, careless
fellow, left out the " which, 50 the adver
tisement went forth, commencing the lady's
reputation for &c teaching she BEARS
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FOR RENT,

From first of October, small two
TsSsaA story dwelling house, ON Church and
ta!N Front Streets, first door from the cor
-esaLzzzzRs2 ncr, now occupied by Mr.. w. J. Ho.
sier. For further particulars apply to
N. E. BRICKHOUSE. 2
AuUuSt 3ISf -T5I-5w ....ta
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I. - SELLING OFF!
B A r GAINS! BARGAIN S!I

THE subscriber being compelled to clese up
the business OF the late firm of JOHN KYLE &
Is. 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 he offered at Auction without
reserve. JOHN KYLE.
August 18th, ls49--[49-tf
N. Ball those indebted to the late firm OF
JoHN KYLE & Co., will please call and settle
their accounts, either by cash or note as further
indulgence cannot be given. JOHN KYLE.
August 9TH, 1849
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Law Notice.

THE subscriber, assisted by an experienced
and competent Attorney, in the City of Wash
ington, prcsecutes and settles all manner Of claims
upon the U. 8. Government. Particular atten-
ton given to those arising under the Pension
and Bounty Laws. Address 6post Paidl
f~ # A VI iIniingten, N. G..
i Aug II. I849-T49-tf 2aE27
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

NorE.-Ryer Lumber, Tar aud TurpentIne are al
ways sold in the water aud bect to the expense
landing, inspection, cooperage, &c; say on Lumber
SOC to 81 per and Turpentinc about loc per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed tupentnea deduction is made
according 10 quality. i'
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WILL be paid for the delivery of the said LON
DON to the subscriber, or for his confinement If
any Jail within the State, or reward of On,
Hundred Dollars for his head.
MILES COsTIN.
Wilmington, N. c., Aug 10, is49--r5O-f
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| ALL persons indebted to JOHN r. HAYES
are hereby notified that he has made an assign
ment to me. They requested to come for
ward and settle Immediately.
THOS. D. MEAREs, Assignee.
| Aug. 81, 1SI9-G5l 1t
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NEwBERN, Sept A, le49-Naual Stores
Turpentine has continued to arrive freely and
the prices have been steady at 50 2 05 for
old Clip. and 81 so for virgin. Tar at 81 10
ST Is. feeaa a.slsf @raf .sa
r. Corn-A lot of 100 bbls. rather inferior
quality. sold since our last report at 81. Ii
may be quoted at So s. 123. - }-a5 ea
Bacon and Lard--Withont. chance. 5.ses,
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Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks Philadelphia, premium per cent
=" {" g New York, &c | !" "
I" &c &c Boston, IT, @ 81 6 q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

InUaSion of Cuba.-Senor A. Calderon de
la Barca, Spanish Consul at Washington, has
sent despatch, we learn from the Boston
Herald, 10 the vice consul at that place, order
ing him to obtain every information possible
of the existence of any organization OF men
ened invasion o. Cuba, as mentioned in the
Presidents proclamation.-Republic
OF course the vice consul made discovery,
and it is, that Canada was TO have been nva-
ded last winter by Irishmen! Vive la Hum
bug Boston Post.
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For SALE.

WILL BE- sold, at public auction at the Court
House in Wilmington, on the I'd Monday of Sep
tember next, County Court week. TWO VA
CANT LOTS, situated opposite OF the PoTTEH
lots in Dry Pond.
Terms at sale. @
Also, for sale, comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT, situated the corner Of
Fourth and Nunn streets. The house is inc and
half story building, with Eve rooms. and all ne
cessary Clubhouse s; a well of excellent water Ap-
NV TO NILES C0STIN.
August III, Is49--C5o-ts. .se-.s-.~
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LIST or LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining.
ton, N O.. 3ist August ls49. Il
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask Cor advertised Letters. IS skne sssgs
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINk.

DurL1N CouNrx CouRr.
July Term, le49.
Mcclellan & McRae,
VS.. Attachment levied OH Land.
John II. Blanchard
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant has absconded or removed from
the said County, so that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served on him. is ordered that
publication be made for six weeksi in the Whining
ton Journal, newspaper printed at Wilmington,
notifying the said defendant to be and appear at
the next term of this Court, before the worshipful
Justices thereof and shew canse why an order shalt
not issue to sell the land levied on.
Witness, JAMES H. JEnMaN, Clerk of said
Court, at Office the third Monday in July, A. D.
ls49. ]. H. JERMAN, Crk.
By B. F. GRADY, Deputy CI'k.
Aug Sd, ls49--]47-6w1 Pr Zee 81 SO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4-Flour is steady
hut moi active. Sale of few hundred barrels
at 81 81 for old and 0ea SIS 125 for new
brands. Corn meal SO 81. Rye flour SO 25
Sales of red wheat at O3 a 81 H. Corn
is frm-sales of yellow at 81 a IS CENTS
Oats 80 cents. Rye 60 cents. Il -zrae. 81
Nothing new in provislons-prices as last
quoted. F
Groceries steady. aa4
The cotton market remains steady--sales
only TO moderate extent.
Whiskey, 81 % cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

Il Resemblance &c Colonel W., is a fine
looking man, isn't he!' said friend Of ours
the other day.
YES" replied another, 81 was taken for
him once.'
you! why, you're as ugly as sin"'
II don't care for that, was taken for him
| once-l embossed his note, and was taken for
him by the Sheriff" -. =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07
SLingtes.-Sales al 81 SO. toarriYe.

ptseS .eO.-cdieS at 81 %. 70 afflVe.s s&sta
Natal StoYes.-The sales Of Turpentihe for
the week ending to-day at noon. reach about
2l7O bbls, viz: 1900 at 50 40 for yellow.
and 50 IS for virgin dip. with an advance Of
DC per Dbl in one instance for virgin dip; and
900 bbls extra quality yellow at 81 45--vir-
gin al 50 IS. Sales have been made to-day
at quotations, at which prices the market clo-
sed. Spirits Turpsntine has been selling du-
ring the week at % 2sac per gallon-sls
for bbls not retutnable. Rosia.-Sales No. |
(whits) tic per Id; No. 8 at 75c per bbL--
Taf.-Sales at 81 90. e# saHg. es.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4-Flour SIS Is2 a SIS
%. Wheat. good 10 prime red, 81 81 O5;
white 81 o6 ST 10; and family white 81 70
a 81 lR. Corn, white, SO go cts, and vel
low 60 65 cents per bushel. Oats % a 80
cents. Nothing doing in groceries or provi-
SION. Whlskey scarce and in demand, at &c
for hhds, and CSC for bbls. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

0G-The following is a Yorkshire courtship
in leap year:
MoHy-Whoy doesn't thee spake, John
John-Whoy, what shud say, Molly
Molly-Whoy doesn't thee Gay as thee do
love me, John
Jobn-Zo does.
MolLy--Whoy doesn't thee kiss me then :
John--Zo wool straight, Molly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

New YoRK, Sept 4--6 P. M.--The flour
market is less active. and the tendency of pri-
ces is TO decline. Sales of 5000 barrels at 81
373 81 43 Tor western and State brands, and
81 A for Genesee.s Sales of southern at SIS
so. Rye -four So 1S-a 50 81. Corn meal So
81 a So 40. There is an active inquiry for
wheat, and sales of 10000 bushels at 81 90
for southern white, and 81 IS 81 % for
Genesee; red do. 81 03 a 81 0s. Corn is firm,
with an improving tendency--sales of $4,000
bushels at 81 a SO cents for mixed, and SO a
65 cents for white. Oats 80 43 els. Rye
81 81 cents: There is more activity in pork,
with sales of 5000 barrels at $40 81 $40 SO
for mess, and IS 62 So rs for prime. Sales
of lard at 81 a 81 cents per h.. Nothing new
in groceries-pricss steady. The cotton mar
ket, at the close, was dulier. Whiskey, in
barrels. 273 cents per gallon. a,i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

New YoRK, Sept 1,-NooqI Stores-We
notice further sales of $500 bbls North Coun-
ty Turpentine (mostly newl at 50 IS per $50
lbs; 1900 common Rosin, 90 cents afioat, and
924c, delivered, for North County. and ST for
Wilmington, in yard; 1000 White, So so a
81 so per $50 lbs; 200 or 800 No. 2, ST 123
a 81 81; and 500 Spirits Turpentine, SO SO
cents, cash, which is a further advance-sma
lots from store bring 81 cents.
BosToN. August 29-Naral Stores For
Spirits Turpentine the market is dull, and pri-
ces not so firm as last noticed We notice
sales on landing at 35c, cash, and some shade
less Sales of Tar have been made at 50 a
50 25 per Dbl, cash and mos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

Drs. CHARLES DUFFY and E. T. HUNTER,
HAvINe entered into co-partnership with the view
of rendering mutual assistance, offer their profess
sional services TO the citizens Of Onslow and the
adjoining counties.
Richlands, August 18th, 1s4e--[52-tf
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How HE LOST HIS BooTs.-A correspondent
of the N. O. Delta. who signs himself Capn
Bender, tells the following yarn about how a
Jerseyman lost his boots:
''Tou see." says the Cap'n, :" the folks up
Warrin county-where the sile amt nuthn
but red clay--senta Teller to the legislator too
or three years ago, and wen he cum down he
put up at furst rate hotel. The next mornin
he gets up and drest hisseif, and insted ov a
pare ov big cowhide boots thare was pare
ov slippers. HeloI' says he. sgoin down
stares, 'whares my boots p sYu'll find EN-
in that row, CESS says the landlord. Well,
the Teller takes look, and seq thay amt in
that crowd, no how. So he swore and cussed
round till breakfast, and Wen he cum out oil
the boots wus gone but one pare. . CESS,
SEE the landlord, thems yure boots.' Thun-
der and litenin.' SEE the chap, dye think
don't kno my boots thare as red as pile ov
bricks, and that pare is as black as yure hat
He wos too smart. SCI the Teller, and that pare
ov boots kept him TO home next yere."
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FOR RENr.

a SER OF Rooas, suitable for offices, App,
to 9 n. b. EILERS.
Corner Water and Market Streets.
Aug lTth. Ie4s-t434f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

RoUGH TIMES IN MIssoURI.-It seems that
Benton's movements have created all sorts of
an excitement in Missouri. The Platte City
Argus says that, after speaking in that city he
left, " uitering curse after curse upon the peo-
pie, and affecting 10 fear that has life ;ras IN
danger % The Jefferson (Missouri) Metro
politan gives an extract from letter from
Platte City, which is as follows -
"Among other things. Col. Benton said,
that every member of the last Legislature who
voted for the resolutions of instruction, UNDER
standing them. committed wilfui and corrupt
perjury! Mr.. Wilkerson. one Of our mem
bers, (who voted for the resolutions1 was stand
ing within less than ten feet of the Colonel
and instantly sung oui,s You are Cd
ddmd hGrr The Colonel tried to craarfsh,
by saying that he only meant such as under
stood the resolutions but that did not seem
to set any better on WiIkerson's stomach than
what the Colonel first said-he did not seem
willing TO get out through "slip-gap" made
for fools, and again hundred in his face,
You ARE G--D DAM'D LIAR, Sir 20
This language of Mr.. Wilkerson may be
thought violent. 1t is SO, but Col. Benton
provoked it by charging Mr.. w. with ''wil-
ful and corrupt perjury" er
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-07

Touching Incident-In Bath, Me-, recent
ly, child of DR.. Shaw, two years of age, died
after sickness of six hours, from eating CO.
bait prepared for flies. When her eyes began to
grow dim with death she evidently fnncied it
was night and she was going to sleep, and she
died with her customary "good night, mann
ma, good night mamma many times repeat
ed, trembling on her lips.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROKINA.
DUBLIN COUNTY COrMT.
100. July Term lsAQ. --...--..----

VS.. Constable's levy on Land.
Kilby Bass. +azrs ,aj M
On motion and affidavit, it appearing to the sat-
isfaction of the Court, that the defendant has ab-
seconded that personal notice of The levy cannot
be served upon him, it is considered by The Court
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Wilmington Journal, paper printed at Whining
ton, notifying the defendant TO be and appear at
the next term ofthis Court, before the worshipful
Justices thereof, and shew cause why all oftef
shall not issue to sell the land levied on.
Witness, JAMES II. JERMAN. CIefk of said
Court, at Office, the third Monday in July, A. D..
ls49. ]. H. JERMAN, CPk.
By B. u. GnApY, Deputy Cl'ks
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thanks to his friends and the ubit fos their lt-
eral patronage, and he hopes BY attention to his
business, and the Manufacture of good and
healthy drink, in the shape of GIN6kR Por, 10
merit continuance of their favors. g @
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