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~. -. WILLIAMS, HAYWO O0D, q, co. ss,sl
RFRB&s(SISTS AND sAPOTHECARIE9,

DRUGGISTS AND DaAPOTHECAR
II EEP constantly on hand large and we'll selected
IN Stock of JE%-9ss]l} "a >. k5zl5-
DRUGS, MEDICINES,EPA PAINTS OILS: ID YE-
STUFFS, PERI LTMERY,. WI&5DOWIeAND
PICTURE, GLA SS;SAND DRUGGISTS
sgs9s,.-sgsl, GLASS WARE. - ~
Raleigh, Oct. le4s. s,EFl}se 72s--6m.
Also, WINES and BRANDY. of the hest qnaty,
for Medical purposes, and superior SEGARS and To-
BACCO, &c. &c, which they offer for sale upon the
most accommodating terms. - zs5.-
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,,.pxu,LL LIVERY STABLE.

THE undersigned. having
H-xt completed their new ard spa
eiou. building, situated near
the square. and immediately on the main street
running south from u.e Marshall iioi.i, beg
leave very respectfully To INFORM their ircnd-'
and the pubic generally, that they are nov fni-
h, nrepared Ia stable forty or itiy horses, m a
.t,l,. not inferior to any Of the ciiy stalae-
Also. thr,.c ccmmodreu. lots. with Az excellent
veil at the door furnishing -uihcicncl II va
ter f,r any amount Of stock.
The ~iat.c vii be- immediately under the sn-
pcr,i~ioa %, one ct the pnupr'eior-' an" WI
,,l,r Is hi- entire attention, and u" every ei-
tort 90 give general satisfaction.
They NAl have constantly on hand Tn 'rfi
best proscnder the country produces, besides
faithful ai-l attentive hosiier,.
Horses can be- delistr'd At The stable ar ~
Ne.sr. Moods & Nai-ous Oh" propu"luF' 81
the Marshall Hotel Wh,ee, 4 The weary tf''
.,.r stops, be vill always find warm heaf. p"
"a Welcome him. and administer csry imHe mt
the most f,.tidiou- could desire Co render him
comfortable aad happy.
Coli aud tr 70, urec. and t "e do not give
Won perfect satisfaction, W aill not vail "n "n
again 10 iry. ....,.,. 1905,
TUCKER X ut I'M.
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,r>llE proprie,ora Of the above e''aDl''',''''' ~
! would respectfully inform Inc ''''n .,',s,,
shreveport. and the travelling pupie geh,,a'N'
NAT thry have re-oprned the Co'n"'src'"l HoHA'
an Texas street, convenient to the s'.a'"o' w.
and IN the most healthy part OF the WY ~
r,,m- are spacious and airy and hai'a-"'"'Y
c.rpi.hcd. There il also ladies pafiot' VI I"
,,.ry rr.ircd and pleasant part ct we o"l"''"s'
ard ,,r CLEANLINESS and comfort The frorn',"''
DO Themselves net 10 ha,. It surpassed ~
,t. Scuthcrn country. Their table VIII ~ .''
,.n.. he furnished with every dcheacy ct 'he
.e,.,o. and ,hr Bar (Which Is very eomm"d'""'
-.a, 10 by % fccp supplied with the best =, .,
I,ou,r.. Wines. and Cigar, Ito say nothing q
the lee. Ac) No., ,,o,
The proprictor- beg leave tn state th2' 'hGy
have spared no palo' nor rN''G's u v'''' Wv. w"
~. b,,. bacon procured. All they a-k ~ a
,nal-and b, strut attention 10 business 'h,N
bepe To meet the appreciation, and iarr' The
rat,onap,, OF lhonl public.
u ID JONES 4. co,
Ink olK PROPRIETOR.
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mac hNNIIH NhOP.


n Tut undersigned would viurn To, pun
~ he that he has opcncd new Drug and
n iio,l Niore ia shire, eport. "n TcNa- street
wher, be- ollrr, either oi wholesale or retail 'hc
largest stock of fresh Drugs, MdlcfmS, and
Books ever before brought /" western l."nlsi-
ana The following comprises part ct ms
stock
On. thousand ounccs Sulphafe uutntnr. w."
hundred pounds Eneitsh and AMERICAN I ainH'i,
one hundred ounces Nuiphdie N"rphte "ur
hundred pounds GHm OPIUM, Two hundred
pounds 6am tamph~, one hnndred pounds
Rhnbarb. seventy tive pounds Ep'cor. and other
criticize m proportion. NuegEaf Instruments,
Te,sh and tiVptag INSTRUMENTS. P''ais and
Uy, NinBs. ten Thousand pounds VIM i@mL
pure and no r." isad Brck Load Par"
t,reeu. Chrome .rsen. ieiloT D~hrf, |ldigp
and Na,Lbr pant, ahoc. sarnlsh and white
wash BRUSHES Diis---castor, liu>c'd. sperm
lard, whale. olive. tanners IUrJeig'ue. van
Hisb,s. assorted Gla;wr's, DidmoHds, iNe hun
dr,d boxes Gids. all sizes Pm4@ "
renernl selection Of school and mse' llaurous
Bo.k, with Paper and Mdfonry Gall aud
examine mi 6ml J\o W SMITH
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IDEIlEv1NG It duty Incumbent upon n'
u ~ citizens, We would thu, exhibit before
,l,e pabir, inc character Of \. y Meha-he
,I.si sho.s with @hom h. settles may guard
,e.in-, him. and that he may be unable to Pil~'
IRE that deception upon them wsseh he ms
spon the citizens 81 thu, copmumy
Mcka.slc wa. for sone time vesden' "'
Gallnsr, Upshur county ts''ng ws'eh un'' 'e
contracted debts Of sar"a. kinds ana 10 %,
king hi. leave OF u, II was q, such un'e' Az"
an w.e,,..e,.d. that hi. iast creditors we're IN
able 10 proceed a,ain~, him. Daring has stay
v,,h Us, he followed r., particular profession.
~ rather no profession but since his depart.
ure. We learn Tim, he is. made -ach unhcard of
proficiency. that he h's beco~e famed as
Ihp,,,,. within fa weeks. We hope he
vii, travel around thi. pay, and plug out The
debt, which he has lea unsettled.
CITIZENS.
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rI,lIE undersigned with pleasure ar'''un'',
Ia h. friend. aud the public. general, ~ oa'
h. Steam Mil. situated one lni'c ana ',"' W.
from Marshall. Is IN successful operation lie Is
pr,p,r,d ta accommodate bills Of lumber 81
an, description, At short notice, or h's usual
t.rm. III. Grtd va ha, recently been M
proved IN ~ machinery, and department h'-
beeu added for the manufacture 81 Hour sup
nl,cJ with rood bnlting apparatus. lie has
been induced to add this improvement To NJ
establishment. hv the repeated wishes ni m>
e,ifan~ and the evident want Of such ticiil''e'
N the country. 1t &. 10 be- hoped that ther'
ull be- ma unrct auS impeachment {" The 'Rl-
tirr Of whca; hy iafmcr- ~ THIS Nclnitt' on
a,.enun, II want ct the NECESSARY co',e-
neucc for it. manufacture
Grateful for past iaSors, he hope, tha' ms
patronage viii be- commensurate with tn" eN-
fs.p.r of his improvements, and tatlrr- himself
that the public viii find ready accommodation
al his establishment ......
A. D. III RRESS,
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,l>Hr large and vol sclocied stock of
GOODS aud GROCHRiEN, belonging
TO the estate of Sal.hrrfy Clark. deceased, are
COW yoslnciy ofiered n cart. The stock has-
tny been lsii 10 q, the Easiern markets. NJ IA
,orabIe prices, purchaser. hy the wholesale or
4 tail viii he furnished on better terms, and at
liver figures than ever before IN this market
N. reason Of this ahy"a-, when 1t - known
that the business Ut the estate must be brought
to n close. and that the object OF the under
signed - not the profit of the trade, bat the
settlement of the estate. Al, therefore who
wish To avail Themselves Of an opportunity Of
huyiHg good. from IS large and we'll selected a
stock a. vas ever in the market, at COST.
can now he accommodated. Gail and examine
for yourselves. 1t j, unnecessary 10 attempt
To specify ~ detail the variety Of goods OF
which the s,,ck consists II is pcrliap, saili-
eicnt TO say, that any article almost, can b"
Ind.
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10y reason Of age and declining health, am
- dcsrous Of cra,Iug from farming opera
iion. and will scll T'o1py Likely and 'ainabtr
Negro.s-a ycung, with one exception eight
men and five wsmrn; the balance smaller one.
together wsh ms f,rm IN Lamar county,
Hs0 acres IN cultitntion.J and one thousand
bushel. Of corn, v be Sold, together or scpa-
ra,ely to SUIT purchasers.
TfRas One payment in hand and the bal
.nce Oh one and tao years credit. Good seeu-
riiy viii be required.
fED,gIs AstIrI srhN
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A. ~ psisirat0r's Notice.

4 7 the July term, lsao, of the county cour,
AperiainIng To the estates OF deceased person,
for Pamela county, Texas, David Moore was
appointed Administrator OF the estate of John
Moore. deceased All persons, therefore, who
have claim, against said estate viii present
them within the time prescribed by law. or
the, will be barred those indebted will please
pay TO
DAVID MOORE, Admir-
August 81, lsto Is 1t
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS:
list RECEIVED. direct from New YORK;
- M ln,oicr Of cheap
Spv NJ, GOO ID y,

~ M inyocr Of cheap
SPRING; GOODS.
Consisting Of the latost styles. ard tor 'ai' "
,h. .abscrosrs, at their old stand Nohia-"'s'
-,,os- " the public square. Marshall ieN"s'
Among which. may be found g. l. ~ Drown
ana hleached Shceungs and ShrlinEs pfv""
Irii. Ticking. tettouades DENNIS, 'hampf!'
\ankern. Clnlci Jeans, Rlpcl 'a>'inicfe'
Check. strips. brown, checked and ffcueh Ian
ru-.
F.r Iadss War
Tatie paprr ID ia cheap ariicle1 English
r,.r,h and Amcr,can PRINTS, new HNlcsJ
'I..l.I .tr.pcd. llaid. solid pink rnd nlar1
,.s..ly.n.. printed lawns Jaohouet and Nus
in. fancy and -atin-s,npcd Bcrcge-' FAM, sii@
and l0.u poplu- iurn llrrcgc. fancy pfeHndi's'
.n.a.sm Lawns. thamhray linen 1inghAm''
Ih.nhray bingham black and mourning Lawns
d, fic. p,n, anl bl.ch ripcs. ~upr white dress
Sill. Aluea and mohair lu~trc-. gtd-S skirts
-I,. E,n.,r aad harm ~laWis and scars fancy
l.,u Fruns. 90 ucu article for ladeS irim-
5.5t.,-. bl.t. SCARLET, -rren and Whii" Florence
..... and white Bohnuri~, hncn tdguE>' Ia
-..rt.n.-. aud Arr.. clmhue Edqugs and Insert
.tt-.. Swiss ld-ug- and lnsrrun2-, Thread ana
t-D La.anf-. lt-,rilur- and l-.cc-, pnghnn ana
silk pari.ol. aud 'lri~oleiis. -ilk, unRimm' ana
BOSTON Umbrellas, linen camhuc iidA t. as a.
.. pocket lldh d. a~sd black lace N"hs'
fancy bonnet. cap and iailcla Ribbons. a-s d. Ar
f.He.lI flsa,rs. fancy. shell. twist 'emi',. -htH
sab. d,. papcr Fans liar Pms, W hale-bon"s.
laoA. md Et,-. cotton Nclung tnrd PASTE
boards. ladic. black, white and fancy hid
Cio.e,. filot. white hia.t and c"l"f,d Sih
t,lot, Sacs lre Nitt~ thread, Isle and cotton
Gll,c, cotton Hose s., a.
6,Ht,m0is u sar
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Gin stands for safe.

lsiM stands for sale.
rlNIE subscriber has a lot of Cotton Gin
! Stands of the manufacture Of Daniel Pratt,
Of Auiag. county, Ala, in storc at the Ware
house Of pcrr5 and Spell, ri por, Caddo, which
he offers 10 sell ut ia'e prices
The lot contains n variety of from 10 to go
saws.
The superiority Of these girs, it is presumed,
is already known 10 the public,
Prices SO 90, - 80, and 81 90 per saw.
Terms cash, OF on credit TIL the lsi of Jan
uary NEXT
Refer to y h Perry, or VI Spell, Port Cadfo,
or to the subscriber,
s " HAGGEKTN
Port Cnddo. June 2, isi9 I'm
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TAKEN t'P b. Rchasd Starr
living beta eeu BIZ and Latte 'y-
III wcs,. and e-'uyed before Hiram
Kennedy j y, one work OK, marked viii a
.wslow-furk IN The left ear. and with and up
per and under bat in the rghi 81 a motley
white calor with the point, Of hi- horn. saw.
cd of; each .iie 81 b.. bead rcd, and .oine
rcd spots an hi- heA no bt md. lerrci'able--
appraised hy h Ferguson ,nd William Miller
L. twelve dollars.
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PER Nf.IIA T.. CLARK.


A.1 Il ne Es'aic n y fiari.
September 81, isla laH
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select school tor Young Ladies.

4 SELECT Stiitbi. for the instruction
Aof Young fadc-. viii be- opened by Mrs.
EMMA BoSfolY, on the first Monday oi sep
tcmher next in the building on Main street r.
Gently occupied by Mr. Mckenzie. Tins build
ing i. yer, PLEASANT, located sufficiently spa
cio4s for ihr accommodation of largr number
Of pupils aud. while 1t is remote from the NJ
sinc,s of the town, Is easy Of access to most
If IL. residents.
For the common English branches, VIZ
Reading, Writing, Hcogmphy, ''rammW' and
Arithmetic the tuition viii be $40 per session
Of Use months For the higher English ~
we'll As for the French language a greater
charge will b. made but, IN no instance, VIII II
h, more than has usually been paid for the
same in this place During III" session II any
desire. a class will be formed for instruction IN
Drawing. Painting. Embroidery, aud Wax
work. Sho1.a sufficient encouragement b"
gwen, a teacher of Instrumental music VIII be-
procured Vocal music taught gratis.
Having had considerable experience in teach
inc. IN Institutions both IN the North and South,
Mr., BosrorY hopes to be able to give general
satisfaction.
For pupils from instance. board can be oh
tanned IN good private families
Marshall, Texas, Aur -, lsip MA #
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WARD 4 WilSf|

L l. 4 \ T. t. Il : II . I l. l..
1--WE undersigned, would mosi rcsrfGI
/ inform his trends and The public gr'f'
that he has become the proprietor Of lh'
and commadous building situated on ,a'
caqf corpr "t the public >qua'c-sneH
some rs the Walton Housewife he IS
To receive and accommodate the weary "a
and all others who ma, favor HIM w'i
patronage iu such manner, he trusts /
give general satisfaction, and ensure hla
cral share of public favor
This fine building Is now being hniss
the very best manrer. and is well adapted
accommodation of families. having nus
spacion- rooms, which viii be well fufus
lis table will be furnished with the =
eounir, affords. His stables will be SO
Piled with proycnder and attentive o''sA
short. YOU Will de- we'll to call AT the ~
Upicl and Judge for yourselves.
my37-lk W &. T.. NUNS
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=. OT r.
('NN BIZ HAD 1T Bkt'E'S, No II d

Z NNN BE IND at IIKU'E'S, No II 4
\ Hvr4. \rr Orleans. La'
tgaiia-Sons OF Temperance. TEND
llonor Degree Aprons, Council APPS ant
,i7rei' tor oficrs-Sons oi TeGPt
Temples Of Honor, Young Brothers, Mas
seals engraved on Wood ard Brass
handsome devices. Price from ST to ).
! Orders from Divisions. Temple, OF
IN the country viii be attended to with I'D
Matches, lewclry. and Fancy Article. !.
purchased at this store. At New ork pm,
may -. 1879 fie
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Cierk Of the county courf.
September 20, 1919. ~ Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOYLCE-

ADMINISTER TOR'N \DIICE
ETfERS Of Administration were granted
] 4 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Will
lam Gice, DECEASED, on the cath day Of Scptem.
her. instant by thu county court Of the county
of Harrison, in the staiy of Texas. This is,
therefore, to notify all persons having claim,
against said estate, to present. them within the
time prescribed bv law and those indebted 81
the same Will make payment To
JOHN j KENNEDY, Admir-.
September -, 1919 - st
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Dul>ISTRATORS NOTICE.

III vi VIZ 7 w T'N y " y II
NOTICE - hereby gwen that the nnHci-
y signed will, at the October term of the
County Court of CasS county Texas, oii,r for
probate the last will and testament Of kluchcn
4 Wcllbon, decd, late of sand county, and
will also apply for letters of administration,
with the viii annexed, upon the estate of said
Wcllborn. All persons Interested in SAID rS-
tate. are notified To- come forward and contest
the same, # they think proper.
SA\IfEi WI SON
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MARSHALL iITERAk UEPOT,
AND AGENCY OFFICE

Tar sub-cnbcr, having i".t received an as
soriment Of cheap literary publications and
stationery, from the house of Siearu- &C..
New Work. offer. them for -lle at % small ad-
vance on \cw YORK prices. H., office "iH be
found ON the west side ot the public 81 ''rc,
a, the store of " Barrett & Go.
y n-ladies aud gentlemen Will please
call and examine tur themselves.
/ &. STEARNS.
Subscriptions received for the New York
weekly Iprers,. the cheapest and best Dohr
newspaper in the world al-o the 'osmopoinf
large ~,mi-nonthly magazine. only - cents
per annum and the NmAmg Farmer. a large
monthly magazine, devoted To Agriculture llor-
,iculmre. florcuturc. Ilouscwiieg, &c. Cop
ie. of the ahoyc may be- seen at the Marshall
Literary Depot Al orders, post lNd w'll be-
punctually attended ts e. y
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GRLAV RLutCrloS Is IlE rEfcF % Coor
Di., GO not only lend. e'ichnnuneui to The vs.
liul profit 60 thgee wise ih'ir interest punur
TIN subscribers having had the benefit /
Eastern market would beg leave To state "a I
friends and the public. that they are nov 4
my and opening large and splendid 10
Dry Goods ~ entirely new and ms1i
styics. fresh from the manufacturers ani
adapted To the Season. 10 which the 4
their attention, with full eoniidcA nee that ihsil
make It greatly to their interest 10 cali 81 Il
my2t-INl W NRD a NiiNft
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By l.. Cans, Dcpit,
4 MN II
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THE SgATE or TENiN

IESNE NTIEITVN,
Lamar county. sept. lSip II u
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TOWN LOTN FOR SALE
I WILL. offer for sale to the highest bidder
] in the town Of Port Caddo. on the third
GaAssday in October next, two hundred valuable
Town fsota Terms made known on dav Of
ssle. j. Ot;lE.
Sapt. 10th 1919 mis- IT,
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sixth Judicial District, Marshall Texas
e. Vi. ,pAss, n. ,...
1 DAMS n MAito\f., Attorneys a III
~ H'f'h'''' ''N"S' as9
50 Mostitt xis.,
AoStIthl HALL '""my' Al IL
49, II.
~ u 'kE\\EN. i00eaeg Al Lar I.
II. shall. HARRISON county, Texas nj y
ms, , nrrK. a. .,,v.
Mn. =. v.,a, H,,,hoD r.
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C'crt N h' county cour'
Scp'cmhe. 90 $50 iaN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-03
GINGER pop.

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning
thanks to his iiends and the ubEc for their lib
eral patronage. and he hopes by attention to his
business, and the manufacture of good and
healthy drink, in the shape Of GINGER PoP, to
merit continuance of their favors.
Aug 3.-[47-f GEORGE GADsBY.
Market ST., Wilmington, July 3lSt, 40.
N. b understand that some person or per-
sons have, with some design best known TO them
selves, reported that GINsER POP will eat mar
BILE. find it has tendency to make those who
have not paid much attention to Chemistry afraid
to use it as beverage. 1 feel it my duty to un-
deceive my friends and the public, by showing
of lime, and is easily decomposed by any acid i;
the acetous acid of the Pop combines with the
lime Of the marble, and sets the carbohlc acid
gass free. This is the way that The gass is OBJ
tanned by those who make Soda Water, and no
one will be afraid to drink Soda Water, because
sulphHric acid eats marble, and digests carhonic
acid gass, which gass forced into water by the all
pump, is what is called Soda Water. This arti.
cle drank from the fountain, is aperient and anti
septic, with syrup of Ginger it is apeIient, anti
septic. and oarminative, with Sarsaparilla Syrup
it is Alternative. Thus have shown the medical
virtues of drink no one feels afraid of, and yet
it is made from marble eater.
Ginger Pop, as medicine, is aperient, antisep-
tic, carminative, tonic repregeant, and aIteratve
and if it is allowed TO remain upon marble it will
corode. So those young men who are in love
had better take some TO soften thei. hearts, or
they may break. If they wish to remain hard
hearted, they must let the Pop alone. G. G.
August Sd, ls49.-[47-tf
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"a MAMINs2 HIsIa aA
AAK PORT OF WILMINGTON. nv
ARRIVED


July ~ schr John Story Walker, Matanzas to C w
Davis
schr Alaric, Prosser, New York. to DeRosset q.
Brown.
schr Patmos, Childers, Charleston s c, to E Lut.
tcroh.
29-Schr Pizarro Bragg, Linconvle, Maine to w M
IIarriss.
schr Marietta, Smith, shal:oiie, to q W Davis.
3O-Schr Alfalfa, Williams, New York, To & w Da-
Wis.
Schr Cora, Lewis, Newbern, N C. to Ella & Mitchell
3l-schr George NJ. Robertson, -. Baltimore, to
w Davis
Schr Martha Ann, willis, Shaotte. to C w Davis.
August l-Schr CeYlOn, York, Thomaston, NE, to
Barry, Bryant f. Adams
Steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville to T T. Worth.
2-Schr Kensington. Foster, Philadelphia to J
Lutterloh.
schr Elouise, sandford, New York, to e Lutteroh.
CLEARED.
28-Brig Porto, Rico, Staples, Boston, by Jefreys
Leighton.
Brig Gallo, Duran, Portland, Me, by Jefreys &
Leighton.
Brig Versailles, Drew Marblehead, Mass by Master
Brig Ormus, smith, Demarara, by DeRoss"t &c Brown.
3O-Schr Emeline, Gorwood, Philadelphia, by E J
Lutte-loh.
August l-steamer Evergreen Rush. Fayetteville.
by John Banks.
2-Schr Alaric, Prosser, New York, by DeRosset &
Brown.
schr Marion, Morse, Little River, by w Davis.
Schr Marietta Smith. Shallotte, by q w Davis.
Schr PatInos, Childers, Richmond, by Lutteroh.
3-Schr Martha Ann, Willis, shallotte, by do
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DIED.

In this town, on Monday last, James Dobbin,
infant son Of VIM s Ashe, Esq, aged months
In Bladen county. on the Gath ult, DR. William
S Andres, in his 32d year.
In Sampson county. on the 18th instant. of
chronic diarrh9a, Joseph Fellow, aged about
81 years. The deceased was in all the battles Of
the late Mexican war fought by SCOTS division.
The disease was contracted whilst in Mexico.
In Raleigh, on the 2i,h ult, Miss Margaret p.
Tredwell. daughter of the late Samuel Tredwell,
of Edenton in the 55th year of her age.
At Montpelier, N g. after lingering and pain
full Illness on the 2sth of April, Mrs. Sarah e
Skinner in the 5lst year of his age, reict of Jos
Skinner, Esq, Of Chowan county
Lately. in New Orleans, Thomas N Jeffreys, a
native ofFranklin county. N. e, in the 42d year
of his age, eldes: son ofDr. Simon JeffIeys, late
of that county. .r- ....a
In New York, on the 2lst ult, Janetta Eliza
beth. in the Sd year of her age, daughter of Mr.
William Mcleod. formerly of this town.
At the Mansion House, Aiken, e, on the
gath ult, Patrick Cassin Cantwell, Esq, of Char.
lesion, aged SIS years. --. t..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-03

Corn-None arrived except one cargo, 81
500 bushels. previously ordered. Market
well supplied Quotations nominal.
Coffee. of all descriptions, scarce.
Foar-Owlng 10 the scarcity Of the article,
Fayetteville flour has gone up to IS IS S..
Stock very light, and hone arriving
Lard-Considerabl demand for NJ c. lard.
Lime-Received 1860 casks. nearly all of
which has been sold at from GOO to 81 l2A
per cask mostly al 81.
E Lumber-Nothing doing in River Lumber.
Molasses-Received 100 hhds. from Cuba !;
selling at 81 % cts. per gallon, from wharf,
in lots to suit
Naval Stores-Sone 1850 barrels of Tur-
pentine have arrived during the week. The
price for yellow dip has generally been firm.
One lot brought So IS per Dbl; all other sales
were at So 90. New crop virgin dip has ad-
vanced to So per Dbl. We quote as follows !:
yellow 50 90 virgin dip 50 80 TO So, closing
at this quotation. 100 barrels Tar at 81 80.
Several hundred barrels Spirits Iurptntins at
Is and 254 cts. per gallon, closing a, IS cts,
and 81 IS for the barrels not returnable. Sales
No. Rosin at SIS cents, and No. al So 81
per Dbl. .
Timber-Some few RATS have changed
hands at prices varying from IS TO SIS 25 per
M. Nothing doing in Shipping Timber.
Freights-Rather scarce. See table for last
| rates.
Not much produce arriving, and business
generally dull.