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TNARM FOX SALE, eight mIIes from washington,
u within one-ourih Of mile Of the Washington and
kockvie .anpike. and adjoining the farms OF Mr. Robert
Y Bent Miss Ann Carroll, Mr. R. L. Ross and Captain j.
Jones containing 100 OF and very nearly one half
IA hae wood and timber, with fine meadow on Rock
creek, beauually in grass There Is a new two-sory
frame dwelling. with basement and garre complete buii
q me very best material with every convenience. and by
tor cattle and horses in ba emen and for hay grain Hc
above. ne.er-isilng stream Of pure, wsler running
about midway the farm nearly It's entire Length
spring branches Of The pnrest water en- plying into
y % 2. % furnish running water every field many
lots as Il may be desirable divide the farm into
The facility Of acces, unsurpassed healihness neigh
bohood elevated position Of the buildings surrounded and
shaded by the natural forest trees natural
fertility Of soil Rock creek lands and thor
oaghy and conveniently wateTed and wooded renders
one Of the desirable farms for agricultural bortcn
tnra and dairy purposes and viii be sold. with without
the CROP stock farming utensils, household nnture &e
% ne most reasonable terms BY making immediate aPP
BENJAMIN j. PERRY. Edgewood.
June I6-2aw4w - III
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AGENCY. w.~hsnrs~,--The unaer-irped, lss, ~ ne M
spscnon brunch fcs ofce Dcps1ps. o1er hss sers
mail cour.rtrs rrner.llf southwestern
section psrbcu.y, Wild ne assurance ts he ross TOD cee
nf.sr he hss for msl ye.r tn-
,rsp.S IN me deprrtmeut cspscu and hac sno
refers % ms sssse- ccs q sch PARTIES ~sh heH hearp
cnn.ant, him thefeln :. -. :.
an order " send 20 bs-ne- o. every nature q NE sest |"
- - - IAMES OWNER, Agent,
Ia, aA,f lnfs q Pod once Department
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yITANTED. daily, at the Bairamore, Philsdelphia
w New York, Bosioa. and New Oreans General Age1-
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail stores and other respectable business
csachnen, agentsS book and map agents. COLLECTORS
in all branches Of business &c We have all
times large number oil good Situations hand which
pay from $500 TO $1,000 per Those Of
uhaons OF amy kind would DO well give cai
have agents IN each Of the above ces which will enable
us 10 place every applicant suitable the
shortest notice We have large acquaintance In al the
entire satisfaction to MI who may as with call
TAYLOR IL TAYMAN. No. 50 second stIeet
between South aud Cay.
N b Persons living in any pan Of the United States
and wishing 10 obtain situation in Baltimore either
The above cities, will have their Immediately attend
ed 70 by addressing line lPospsidD by doing
they viii carta both trouble and expense which they 9th
erwse would by coming the city and seeking en-
Pioymen Tor themselves ADDRESS,
TAYLOR & TAYMAN
No. - Second street,
May 2i-dn Baltimore, Md.
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United states Patent Once.

on penop Of Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin, q Washing
Connecticut praying granted
said Burgess and Baldwin IN machines
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the Ion Of October le4s--
Il ordered ths said peon be heard al te Patent ocs
the seventeenth day Of September II o'clock and all
notified and show they have why
said petition ought 10 be granted.
oTdeTed aso pubshed nieiseneer,
Republic, Union Washington North American GaEeie,
PisdfTa Telegraph HhTisburg Tribune, New York Adver
re Rorrei Cournn Hartford; Anas Cincinnati Journal, Co
nmbus Herald, Cleveland, for
Previous 70 the seventeenth day 81 september next
THOMAS EWBAKK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEcon Of he above papers win please copy and their
bills 10 lhe Paeui Oice with paper containing This notice
July l5-lsw3s
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JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
EAnuEL HAsNAY, secrefary.
svenue, Agent
w IosEsros, N. d, opposite City Posi- once, 7u street,
fsBc expansisy o the principles operations the com
paay can DO had On application III The Agents ONCE.
l0--4f IN A-
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&IEn REwARD--Rsn away from the subscriber near
eDIcO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black. ~ years OF age,
about feet inches high has down look when sio-
ken very thick laps, and heavy tongas he bad when
he left domestic kerey mock faded black color.
broad brm white hat. ana other coning with hum,
collected The above reward Of $50 win be given should
he be apprehended OF the Stale, and ia the
SaIe, thai may get him AL reasonable charges
VIII be paid II delivered 10 me AZ Luray.
Aain left in company with sprghdy yellow boy, red
complexion. red hair, and spotted lace; tall
Aaron bar heavier made BON o the above boys good
coopers WIN A. CHAPMAN,
Sept Zs-d Lursr. PAGE county. Virginia
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CAUr.os EXTRA.

ds cLArP ,euns q a.
fesnssad sna 3. naur . ~t
TSsnsaa se ne .as formerly
Ne sssaag slr hsaai Irrls Qssek.,y
sse Nh rseASus solitary aod az
dscnssdsna
ORIGINAL Il nrS
ksas.s hs hnay and Az ssnaas al.
JACOB TOWNSEND
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CoLLncror's orrIcr. June Il, isls.

CoLIxcroz's oFFIcK. June L. 1873.
INx NOTICE--An persons whose taxes on real OF per
soual property due and unpaid are hereby
tined thar payment be made WITHIN sixty days from
the dale hereof order avoid the expenses incident
the enforcement of die law A. kOThWELL,
Jane i5-zawzzn Collector.
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MA A. DE vAUDRScoURT see- Is-ve 10 inf.r. t.s
VI pubic friends hat having permanently lccs,ee Wa
fno ~ ne frcrch
Italian and spanish anss.s.s and .-e q s g.se r,s 30
He1crcncc< q fse hene
sn BE vsn by applying residence, Ian rre sween N
D Gk-c1s kc~dcmy, 4 Dsvisf mr~c sfrr sse
mrr AnderronF srs1cncry f
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Tr.s.yfvssi. University, Medical Dsp~rt~e.l
nuE xad session vii open Monday November neat
IL unSer me direction q fof0wtnr Fncalfy, wa;
Beajnnn W Dudley, ~ ID, fre--or ue fnneaes and fsc
q surrcJ
Robert fesH " d. frofs.-os n Chemirtry nne fhsm.e.
s.mssi AMMAN D. rrussss fhsoy and Practice q Ned
shefs-u L. Daddy, D. rrosor ofcessrs sad fssoososi
Ms%ry NJ Baiiu. b. rrois-a d sedea and Them
pcuucs . N. =
e.-rs 81 Women Chfdren-
mi nj skiIunn. ". D.. Dernonrtrnto q AnHiomy.
r. 80 IN 0ui .ur-f dollar, invariably
An 1v~pes Tn. usfcu.non Lfhrny hcke Eve eoizr
IN. Drrfns nrk<t crnfnrnon Fee twenty
ave dnsr. Boarding and lcarins rsn q % ~ Isr wesh
Dean q ne Fseulu.
be'''e'" A'7 Jay s-a.win-
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TUST RECEIVED, direct rom tbe Island Of 81 Thomas,
u per brig Annalostin CA?t Dory, lot Of the fnesi
genuine green tnrie brought 70 this Market which
viii be served up daily soup, and al the various mode,
Of cookery and IN the best posslbe style Also from Nor
folk cxk oysers spiced oysters sbeepshcad, msckere
shoricsf notice
0y- Families served n usual
Anx. Isl W. WALKER
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STATES HOrEL.-In Z

TINTED STATES HorEL.-In consequence Of the
" continued al health Of the acting proprietor Of this
pairs has been deemed advisable close for the pres
en In order that the repairs may be conveniently
made In the time The rroprieors oder the furniture
xtnes lease for i've years. and icehouse tanning
i've hundred loads OF ice for sale
Application may made, either In person by leuer,
70 Henry Haw or VIM, B. scott, NJ this place.
WASHINGTON, June 10, lst9.
June i5-dd
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T.ns Report the Mutual Insurance Company OF
New fork Once No IS Wal I,
Net acenuaied fund Mag ls4s exceeding Ss2oo Securely
invested bonds and
United States and ke~ York Stare and Ciiy Socks
% nsinuons daring month Of June, hundred
and ninety -sescn new poices,
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MENOIR % vs. EzIery Chsn.sne. win extracts
u csressnacsce md m.nu-cnr-, VOLS win porsl
yals, compaete. ThiLuk hAuHs
Jaae 10 Bcck-el'sr~, near sn street. ,
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Co,r's .4nprovsa Rsps.slax Psssols.-

INJECTING 70 be absenf Ia Europe for months,
II an inquiries relation said may be addressed
attorney and general agent and receive orders
Tor tie delivery Of said pistols SAMUEL COLT.
MAY l6-d3n
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United states Patent Once,


nv e petition Of Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin, Of snr
praying paeni granted
machines
for years expiration said patent which place
lpgh day Ociober, lei9-
ordered that te said peon be heard al The Patent Office
the seventeenth September ~ O'clock and al
persons noticed appear and show they have
why said petition ought MOI % be granted.
Oraernd, paia~hed IBeliEcncer
Repue, aud unon washington Nos6 American and Ca
Phadelpna; Telegraph, Harrisburg Tribune, New York
Advertiser, Rochester Courani HErrord Afas Cincinnati; Jour
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ed6 Of the above win please copy, and send then
bills 20 The Patent Once, with confaiaing Tins noee
July 6-lax3w
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SANDS sARsAPARnLA.
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sovrHroKr, Conn, Ian !, isss
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friends, brsh quFe
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payment q ths Subscription be nads IN advance
DISTANT sabscrber mag sr~.rd money BY isis ths Peass
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DOCTOR
Townsend,
DIsCOVERER
GENUINE
OLD
Jacob
FHE ORIGINAL
OF THE
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4 KNOx WALKER vv1u pr>rss>> i.v~ ~ supr~r.e
~ Ccun q Unled stnfss and srsn1 q ne rcsernen q
ci.,ns srrns a's government Adars- ws<hinrsnspc.
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UvoR SALE. s~s-ofsi y.ehf - sbsut cen ss>s
Il burden. almost The boat Is IN FIVE order. hss-
Ing s1is anchor and chain, and fully equipped
Inquire Of Q. n. McDpell, AZ the Union ofsce.
Juns 1b-d stf8r+ N I'll
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ERESca ssd Spanish L.ng.ages--J. MElERE. late
Professor United STATES navy, Yale College, Nc.,
specdny acqnzints the citizens Of Washington thai he
giving in the above languages
. well as IN die English 10 forcigners-
Prof Mecre fathers himsef that his reputation In
vel established here require particular
references.
For terms kc- address NJ the bookstores Of Messn
Frsnck Taylor, Taylor Marry, and Fischer, has
Pcnnsylsani avenue. Nov. Sd
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Sh.rpy ..a or-an'e A.sss-.y. edited BY JesePh
1 y Leidr NJ ID. eetavD.
Te History and Practice q me Al cf Phoerspy, By Bea'y
Kaes.ah Asvsnare. Jon.fhsn Rsme saea y w Mayo
n. ID. Fu sale w sFRANCk TAYLOR
Il iuneQl
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NI0nCE.--Ihe ccpsrnership bercfofors exisiing be-
IN tween JOHN e. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissos.d bKvKRLr Trcsks viii confinne 70
lend promptly al business before ConEress and the de-
psrxnenfs AZ beretoforr March Ut
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Threshing Machines.
II " SMITH, haze q ss arm q r.ftsr s@,t md fs.. ny
friend. and e psa. renslI % he EXTENSIVE Ma
s s hss @ M s 9s.S
power. u'oy worthy ne sneHsion q psr-oas intending %
.s w s.ss sss sss NJ as IN s S.s ss
mos Superior asis IN me vs.. q .ssss iss. s-'ys On h.'d
Having supr1upaed me coBrpcsa ID 81 teshsr. made "
osr M u new cd. q sss sss1s sssy are 700 much Won
H. hss On hama ~ ssp. .se.s. is nccosss rsspsr.
and chain b.nas Cor chain ho-ePovcrz
UNITED STATES wHoI OLE. CLOTHING WARE
.s.. Pow. ,.. M s,i ! sss fs s,.. h s %
sasgasd 10 ne srus q shs and Drawers,
OH. cLoTfHrG AND coyEkED HATS IN me void PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING a al kinda
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Ncs "a, "a, 40, and ss fesh q, ny
June @-zs~m
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ssr. ana ss, hsss BEEN p.s Via We o. issued W ss re-
fasr Ts--sy I.-say Isss, q jsss a.
HENRY NAY, .sa.l 4. bs-s. 70. q
Dune s.-isws~ WV 4 sLAcCn
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nal .ssss sss me- Fl. s.s ne csms. The rs s e
ssr.s,'on e Res Thes sce vim extensive sosss om scos
ssrgesss sa.a s.al ,sss. and s.rssnr. snp
scenes illustrative az sangntc~ ke, q
TAYLOR q MAURy,
Juyl Bsatssliers near 40 sfrses
NEW BOOKs.-A Ccmpenaium II Ecce-s.-fcsi H-soy, BY
" Dr. tokr G. l. Gieses ~
Dssiaos, Ii D. ysas svo. Tss weeaman
times q Richnrd ~ new novel, H g. y r. James; pcs p
History 81 Juiius Cesar, Iscob Ahbu
July q Norfh Amsrcsn Review. Fsf b.
Judy rs FRANcK TAYLOR
Iamrs-s new rsvel. sTBe weean.s..s . romance q
ne limos q Richard ~, icr s.,e a
10y rs Een an srssa
Ksox WALKER van pr>~ssss i..- a, a. supr~.s.
~ Coun f Unred stnfss and nzend % ne c.enten
claims .<sins ns government Addrss Ws<hinrns DC
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United DlAlos Patent Once,
June 10, ls49-
IN petition o Charles Davenport, Cambdeepot Ma-saru
sei praying for be extension Of patent nned % sad DAseB
railway
yeas o s eaPsnos q ssid P&ien which takes place me
dzy q ecpaember, lefe-
II O'Clock m; and al persons
they have, Why sac
Jstnon ought % be rruntnd
be puhled m NE krpuhlc ano
Unon, c ID c. American, Baumofe; hoh Amen
CaEes fhiiadehia Tribune View fost Ccarant HAT
fora: Daily Journal " Daily Anns
Advertiser kepae, Anguish. oetgpai
weeks previous % me sarm Monday
Auraa next THO. EWBANk,
Commissioner of Pnienp-
Ps-Ediors papers please copy, and send ter
hills % Ofbe paper containing uas nonce
June 2o-las3w
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vXTAsmHo rON orr l1sss e Prfvsss s.le---Aboui
w millions Of s4u.re feet eight hundred lots.
bracing many whole squares nearly every section Of the
cy wlI b. sod private saie-ofenng an unusual OPP
porspnify for pro6fsble inVesment
Termss One-hlfh cash. aud the balance in one two.
three. and years. viii Interest When the purchaser
improves the time mag be extended
Deeds sfthe pnfchsscfs cost and deeds Of
ken 70 secure the deferred payments.
Apply the Subscriber. McsHs Corcorsn RiExs's,
wbere csmlogecs may be seen.
June 1-iaw2m A. HYDE
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- TAYLOR = NauRy's,
Log rs m Near en-
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CARD.--The undssrDed having proceed 30 Ken
of Virginia, legal
ab-sDee of wccks VIII have an ne
personally basne WIN which he may be
persons wish have coecton made IN to.e sec
country O. be amended 90 ~
Aknr 2s eH orders and insrpe
$50 CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No u, Toddt BuIdinss, Penn avenue
s-Anu
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Erfrsefs trom ne Diuy u y q Aaaru

aM4scu g. $50 When came this day TO my Office, !
found there note requesting 10 call n O'Clock n the
House one, and immedatey went
ave Ne expected that bills for the Submission Of
Maine and 20 enable Missouri make consultation. would
have brought him for his s'gnsrure and he had
snmmoucd ell The members Of the standardization 10 ASK
teir opinions in whiting. % be deposited IN the Depart
uenf Of State, upon question: Whether Congress
hsd : constitutional right 70 prohibit slavery IN territory
and Whether the eh section Of the Missouri BIN which
nterdicts slavery forever IN the territory norih OF sst is
tude) was appcsbe only the tefrcris state o. wono
exend 70 Il after should become Stse A. 70 me mrs.
ouerfon unanimouAy agreed that Congress have
the power 20 prvhbr slavery IN the tcrriiories -
ssNsrcH b.-Tbe President sent me yesterday me -
question. in wiring. upon which he desired 70 hhse
swers in writing be deposited in the
STATE He wrote me haf II would be In time, NJ sbo.'
have te answers fornorow The frt qnes.on y ~
r.l ters ~ tsted a. the meeting on
sro,d was mod fed inquiry wbetheI ~ 81
m ne Missouri bin 10 consistent with e -
,hs c.n without hesitation answer ~ aamtc sns
tive and 40 after some reflection concinoed 70 answe
@m,.s took 20 the Presidents my an
$500 =, 80 ,,o uonai questions and he desired ms
~ 80. ,sn drposited IN the department. together viii
"a -. ~ ~. ,,er members Of the ndmnisnfion. Ihel
a.a ,rv AZ f,ey assigned their Tor thinking IN
a 1910, a fe Missouri bill with the consfi
suson becsa.s t-y considered tss Only applying 20 IN
serifori. term; and barely gave my opinion without =.
srninr fof u any explanatory reason Ibe ffesioen
signed the Missouri bill this morning
This testimony leaves no room for doubt o. qubele
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-23
A reference 10 the quality Of breadstnffs and

A reference to the quality of breadstnffs and
other vegetable food, leads to the same con.
clusion. Virginia is The largest producer OF
wheat, the finest and eestliest material of
bread, of any other State, according to her po-
pulation. Her crop of 1910, was 10, f09 Tic
bushels; that of New York was only 1885,
41s. of Ohio l6, 67l 1851. Allthese are whea,
exporting, as well as wheat consuming States,
but still the great mass of that article must be
consumed in the respective States of its pro.
duction. In proportion to her white popula.
ton, Virginia produces twenty-five per cent
of wheat more than Ohio. and two hundred
per cent. more than New York. How is thu
deficiency supplied in New York Not BY
importation, bat by the substitution of pota
toes, that cheapest article of vegetable food
to which the misfortunes or improVidence o.
Ireland have driven her. New York, instead
of producing her proportion of wheat with
Virginia. which would be thirty-fye millions
of bushels, instead Of twelve, produces annu
ally thirty millions of bushels of potatoes, ant
it is remarkable that Virginia, with nearly
half million of slaves, instead OF resorting L
this cheap food for them. produces only abou
three millions of bushels of potatoes, ant
provides her negroes with corn, of which he
annual crop is about thirty-four and hal
millions of bushels, AID which is much NOR
costly and substantial article of food Tn
tendency manifested by New York to prefe
the cultivation of the cheapest, but the NOR
precarious and less nourishing article of vege
table food, is also distinctly visible in all tn
Northern States, and is fact which Away
deserves 10 be considered in any estimate O
their present and future comfort. In Massa
chusetts, agriculture is rapidly declining, par
ticularly the production of the finer sorts @
breadstuffs-a fact which is admitted and Ia
mented by one of her leading papers-th
Boston Atlas. The following statements ar
from the official returns of the State:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-23
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS .

THE subscriber informs his old friends and all
others in want of BLACKSMITH work, of any
description, executed in style not inferior to
work done at any other shop in N. Carolina or at
the North, that he continues to carry on the Black
smith business at his old stand, on Prncess-street
opposite the Theatre.
Farmers, Turpentine and Timber makers, and
others, having OLD AXES that are useless to
them, are informed that they can have them worked
over, and warranted to be equal 10 new ones, and
at much less cost.
He has on hand supply of PLOUGHS, of ap-
proved pattern. These Ploughs are made by
NED BEATTY, who is admitted TO ne the best
Plough manufacturer in this section Of the State.
Also: ROUND SLAVES. manufactured by
tie subscriber, always 90 land for sale
| Also HORSE SHOD, d Carriages, Drays,
| &c, REPAIRED in a neat and substantial style.
IL word, every description of BLAC K-SMITH
WORK can be executed at his shop, and the
work warranted.
Orjers are solicited, ana prompt attention given
Wilmington, N. C.,I l.. WOOD.
Oct. 27, ls4s. S7v5-l2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-23
FRUIT TREES, &c.

THE subscriber has removed his Nursery Es-
tablishment from Randolph county TO GuiIfoFl
county. near Greensboro, and solicits orders for
Apple, Peach, Pear. Nectarine, and Apricot Trees,
which he will furnish from so 10 Too per cent
cheaper than they can be obtained at from North
ern Nurseries. His intention is to make regu-
lar business of it. and he also intends having an
extensive assortment of Shrubs and Flowers for
sale, and he asks for bis 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. WILK1N-
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 %, lS4S-Tl5-lv