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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
Died.

In this town, on the 18th instant, Walter
Ringgold son Of Mr. Edwin Love, sged year
and months.
In this town, on the 18th inst. Mrs Elizabeth
E Meares, wife Of DR. John L Meares, eyed %
years.
In DupIin county, on the 18th instant, Csps
Stephen Williams, aged So years and 10 days.
(Thc obituary will appear next weekly
M! Daniel r iSsa.Se . ssa s. years. formerly
In Fayetteville, on the 18th instant. MI Fred
In Cumberland county. on the so.h NH. Mn
Martha Ann MonrOs, wife Of Mr. Pattiek A Mon
In Raleigh. Mrs Mary n CoTburn, wife Of Nj
Eleazer ColbuFn. in her 18th year. -.
In Wake county. NJ Levicsy Husehlson' u
her slst year.
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BURGWIN RlPLRMEN! ATTENTION !!

AN organization having been effected on Tues.
day evening 18th inst, notice is hereby given to
the members whose names conslitue the list, thu,
there will be another meeting ON Tuesday eve
ding next at O'Clock, at the Room adjoining
Mr.. S. X. RoBsIss' Tailor Shop. when Con-
stitation and Bylaws will be submitted for the
appreciation of the Company. punctua aten-
dance on the part Of the members is absolutely
requisite. in order to insure success.
Those wishing to become members, will find
lists for signatures in the hands of Capt A. A.
HARrsFIELD, Lieut. c. c. MoRsE, and Mr.
HIRAM SRoL4R.
By order Of the Captain.
c. D. GUTHRIE, b. 9.
June ED. ls49.-(Il.It
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
A "BAD OYSTER" STORY.
SCENE-An Custer Cellar.

Enter Frenchman-' Sar, you keep de raw
oystaIr !"
Opcner-' Oh, yes. sir fine, fat Princes
Bav.'
Frenchman-' Tres bien, I vii eat some raw
oystair'
The man opens fine fat one and puts it on
a plate before the Frenchman, who eyes il
some time, and says:
Monsieur, you call dis de good oystair"
Yes. sir, prime
The Frenchman swallows it. (it was the first
he ever ate,) opens his eyes and mouth. puts
and up comes the 'oystair on the plate.
'Sacre dam! by gar, dat is not de good oys
tair I!
You didn't put on salt and pepper, SIR
'Ah! pardonnez moi puts pepper and
salt on the same one. Swallows u-and
l,u u.p'-up it comes again
How you tell me Eat oystair bien "
why, sir, you must vinegar
'Ah oui ! certainment, be-nC-gar. oui,' and
he swallowed the same again. B-l-u-u'P,
and up it comes again on the plate.
Just then gent. enters.
Give us dozen O. raw
The Frenchman turns to him. All MY
fren, You eats re raw oyStalr "
OF course
You call Eat re good oystsir"
Yes, fine fat one
Ha! you tink dat is good oystair, suppose
you eat him y
With pleasure, SIR and the gent. gave il
a dart of pepper sauce and bolted it.
The Mortified opener stood agape; ne didn'
mind saving Frenchman, but an old Gus
toner was another thing.
The Frenchman turned on his heel All
my fren, Eat may be re good oystair. no lik'
him. swallowed Eat oystair tree time
'B-l-u-p-h,' came the oyster, and the French
man danced with delight
'Ah! Monsieur! "a: dam bad oystair oui
certainment =
The gent SPECIFICS with horror. ran t
the bar, and Selling the brandy decanter
swallowed about half pint and mizzled.-
The Frenchman followed, saying:
'Zot dam bad oustair.'-SpiTito Of the Times
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.M.ARRHED.

At Davidson College. Mr. Hugh H. Wilson, Of
Sunpter District, 8 C. to Miss Mary E, daughter
of 8 Williamson, D D, President of the lnstitu'
ton.
In Pitt county, on the 9th instant, r H Lewis
Esq, of Greene county, Alabama, to Mrs M
Foreman, of Pitt.
Near Wilkesboro'. on the 20d ultii1o. by the
Rev Mr. Psrvis, DR. @ 4 Shuford, to Miss Julis
Ann, daughter of Col B F Petit.
In Du2ln county, on the 7th inst, Mr. Hardy
Rackley, of Sampson county, to Miss Francis
Frederick. of Duplin.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the Isl
January. .s4s. his negro man, REa,eK aged he.
tween 81 aod 40 years. Said negro is Of a dark
yellow complexion; has scar on oas Of his
cheeks. believed to be on the left; quick spoken,
FIVE feet or 10 inches high. stout buih.
The above negro 10 probably lurking in the
neighborhood of Mr.. Beaty's or Mr.. Calvin J.
D'ckson's. in the lower part of Bladeh county.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
to the subscriber, or for his confinement in the
Jail of New Hanover county, or in any other Jail
within the State. so that can get him.
An additional reward Of Twenty Dollars will be
given for evidence sufficient to convict any white
person OF harboring the absve negro.
June Is.-l4c-,f1 TN RODGERS:
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Advertising 1t is said quite often 20,
people do not read advertisements Every
body knows what rre keep Do Mey?-
Here is case to the point. Some friends of
ours, who gave Us to understand that they
consider our notions on the particular subject
as little better than moonshine, obstinately re-
fused even to give Us the opportunity to prove
the truth or falsity Of these assertions; conse-
quent!y, in the kindness Of OR heart, we gave
them the benefit Of a couple of squares, free
gratis, for nothing at all. But it so happened,
whether designedIy or not we will not say,
that in drawing up the advertisement we in
serted some articles which were not upon
their shelves. The constant calls for these
articles became SO annoying after time, that
we were requested to suppress the advertise
meat. We did so, Of course though we
could see no reason for suPpressing portion Of
column which nobody reads.-Cambr'dge
Chronicle.
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FIVE DOLf.kRs REWARD

RUNAWAY from The subscriber. residing or
the Newbern Road, about l6 miles from VIII
mington, in the latter part of March last a small
10Y named Isaac. Said Isaac is q bright mula,
to, nhout eleven years of age, small for his age
and freckled He was last heard from on III.
Holly Shelter Road, IL miles from Wi mninsion.
Any person returning said boy to MARY CRAIs
in Wilmington. or to JoHx HowARD, on Topsai
Sound, or lodging him in any Jail so that he cal
be got, will receive the above reward.
ROBERT J. HOWARD.
June is -r3ts
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FOREIGN MARKETS-PER CAMBRIA

rOh6IGN MANhEk S-pER CAM BNtA
LIVERPOOL, June -Coiton-Quota,ions
are continued az at the departure of the las,
steamer. Fair Upland and Mobile 4Sl; tair
New Orleans AID; and Hiddlng OF the three
descriptions AID per ID.
The market has been abundantly supplied
but speculative demand il suspended Trans.
actions rallied towards the close of the week
and the sales amounted to $500 bales The
stock in part amounts to 697 600 bales, OF
which 526 900 ale American.
Flour is dull and lower. Sales of Western
have been made at 22s Cd per bbl., and Phia-
delphia and Baltimore at 23s, in a retail way.
Ohio 23s Sd Gas Cd.
Indian Corn has gone off pretty freely at
33s 35s for white, and 35s Sd BIS 81 per
quarter for yellow.
Corn meal los los Sd per bbl.
AT llavre, the Cotton market on the 3lst
ul;imo, was extremely dull. Sales 355 bales
without any variation in price
In Naval Stores there is only limited bu.
siness doing. Turpen,ine is nominal at IS Cd
IS Sd per cwt, bu, at these rates no sales
are reported. Common American Rosin brings
Is Sd a Is Sd per cwt., al which 500 barrels
have been sold. Spirits Turpentine continues
in limited demand; American is selling at Sis,
and British at rather lower rates
1RoN-The trade continues fiat. In Scot.
land, the real demand is below the average,
hut prices are, notwithstanding, nominally
fair. Present prices in Liverpool. merchan,
bar iron e5 10. best bar e7 S, hoped Els,
shee, R85. Scotch pig, not cast, e2 10.
RIcE-Carolina is again rather dcarer, 600
,ierces having been sold at IL l8s.
FREIoHTs AT L1vERPooL-There is little
change TO notice in freights this week The
quantity Of iron offering Is still large, and
measurement goods also have been more album.
dant. Dead weight, las to l5s Cd per ton
fine good. SIS 10 lis Sd F.; hardware, l2s Cd
earthenWare, So TO 6s
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lead Quaritis 9Th Division 10. ca. Militia,
Wt1xrxarox: 9Th JuEe: fS4e.

WHEREAS vacancy having recently occur.
red in the Office of Briga6ief General of the 3rd
Brigade, attached to this Diviiioh-to Gil which
an election hos been held a. te9uired by Iaw-and
|, sbpeailnt IL my sGtisf4ciion from the returns
inside to me. that Col. HkSRr H. wArrKMs. Of
Brunswick enunty. received the rnanimots vote
Of said Brigade. and u therefore dbIy eIerted: I
have officially made khcun the ssme to his E&i
ceffehcy Giants MiHLT., Governor. Captain
General and CSmhahder-in-Cbitf Of the Militia
of the State. who has .iss6ed scoFmiSsion Accord
iiigly and the fsid HEFnI H. WArTFHs having
appeared before me. ahd taken the osths requrrdi
by Law for his qualification, notice is hereby giv.
en-. in accordance with the Requirements: OF the
llth section Of ihe Tsrd chapter Of the Revised
Statutes, Of his appointment snd qualltSsa,,on
and ali officers and soldies attached to salr B's-
lde. are iieauired 10 yield him ihsif heAa5 ODE
disnes: By order p.
Major Genersl 6lhllsisiOn y. Z. Militia.
g. I Z RGg g... Aa-d.1oasp.. 20,
s,4-HQ NEY.
100 galIons1 stFsincd HSa&Y. E8f ssle by
-. ~ Mt4 = DEhRN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Longevity.-Peter Jackson. d. slave to a
Undertook Dutchman; died at Amherst, Mass.
on the 18th instant, having lived over cen.
fury. He recollected the old French war per.
fectly, and the oldest inhabitsnts, who had
known him from their youth, believe him to
have been I22 years Of age. He was born
on voyage from africa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 18th, 1s4s.
Emancipation Desperate and Fl
tat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III. Clav ana 10.
seph Turner Killed. ~~'
Asa public meeting or discussion of slave.
~ emancipation, which took place today in
Madison county, between Cassius M. Clay
and Joseph Turner, quarrel ensued, which
resulted IN a rencontre between the parties
they hrst drew pistols, which snapped. bat
did not go of: They then attacked each 9th.
er most tearfully and fercely with Bowie
knives. Mr.. Clay was stabbed through the
heart, and expired Immediately. Mr. Turner
was severely wounded in the abdomen and
groin, and has since died.
This dreadful tragedy has caused great ex.
element. and much sorrow among the friends
of both parties.-Telegr0phic Cor. Bait. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Il Portrait-In recent conversation about
great men, one person asked another if he
had ever seen Col Benton. and if so, TO de.
scribe him. "Why." said the Intercepted,
whether sitting, standing, or walking. the
Missouri Senator looks as if he were carry
ing on inward and gentle remonstrance with
himself for being of so much more ccnse-
quence in the world than anybody else" The
more this portrait is examined. the more cor
rect and life-like will it appear.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Another Horrid Murder-On Wednesday
evening last, as gentler an OF this place was
riding into town, he turned off the road to go
up into the grave yard to see some work that
was doing there, but found the hands absent.
While sitting on his horse few moments,
he heard strange noise in the bushes a short
distance from him, and on examination he
found the spot, and rode up 10 il, when hor.
rid TO relate, he found some hogs devouring
the remains of dead man. He drove them
off and rode TO town and gave the notice,
when a number of the citizens went out, and
found the remains in mutilated condition.
None present knew him. At length stone
cutter came up, by the name of Davis, who
recognised him, and said his name was James
Allison, also a stone cutter, from Plttsburg,
Pa, where he had a family, from whom he
had been separated some time. A Jury OF in
quest was called, and the body removed 10
town Suspicion fixed on several men, Da.
Wis among the number, who was arrested and
put upon trial The decease had his skull
broken in several places, and when found had
flask of liquor beside him, pack of cards
in his pocket, and some silver change. He
had been dragged forty or fifty yards from the
side of the tombstone, where there was pile
OF iron railing, with a piece OF which he was
probably struck. Davis had come to town
that evening and swapped off his clothes.
which had blood on them. The decease had
been killed but few hours and was warm
when found. Up to the time our paper wentto
press Thursday noon,) Davis was under ex'
animation before the Jury.
Chattdnooed Gazette, LIST tnSt.
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4 Clever Defence of Clergymen.-" Why
ia it," said Mr. T. a distinguished lawyer OF
city of New England, to his friend. Mr.. H
clergyman of high reputation in the same
place, why is ii that you ministers, who are
professedly the light of the world, are always
quarrelling with each other; while we law
yers. wicked as we are represented to be, are
remarkable for our courtesy, and seldom dis
agree among ourselves ?"
els it possible that so fine and classical a
scholar as yourself, Mr.. T., should be under
the necessity of asking that question: Hear
what an answer Milton gives you:
Devil, with dev damned.
Firm concord hold Men, only, disaEree.'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

APPOINTMENTS IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Hon.
Daniel M. Barringer. of North Carolina, has
been appointed Minister to Spain, Gov. Ora.
ham having declined the appointment.
James w. Osborne, Esq. of Charlotte, has
been made Superintendent. OF the Branch Mint
at Charlotte, ries w. J. Alexander, removed.
Mr.. NJ. Martin is appointed Assistant Trea.
surer at Charleston, S. C..
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T.legraphcd for the Charleston couri.

New ORLEANS, June 1910, A. M-There
is now fair prospect of closing the Crevasse
in the course of the next week. We have
the qualification of seeing that the water in
our streets has receded eleven inches. The
authorities are now s,rewing lime very freely
over such parts of the city as have been left
dry, with the view of preserving the health
of the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

DoNNovAN's PANORAMA OF Mexico BURNT.
We learn from the Richmond Enquirer,
that fire occurred in the Odd Fellows Hall
in that place, last week, BY which DONNovAN's
great Panorama of Mexico, then in that build
ing for exhibition, was almost totally de-
stroYed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Valuable Js,Oel.-Among the .spoils in the
Puniaub which have fallen into the posses
sion of the British Fast India Company, is thu
great diamond OF Runjeet, as it is called. val
ued at 100000. 1t is, says Wilmer & Smiths
Liverpool Times, of the size OF hens egg, ex
qnisi,eiy white and brilliant beyond descrlp
ton. It is destined for the Queen OF Eng
land
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
TEN Ddt.LAFS REWAR6.

RUNAWAY ffSn the subscriber. sometime in
Match last. negro boy named HESRI; stout
built, and dark Completed. about ls years Of sge
Said boy was originally from Moore equity, BIZ.
had been in possession Of Mr.. ESotH HAwrs. Of
BIsden county, for the ldst three years previous
to last March apd it il probable that he is lurking
in III. ~ sahGhSGd Of MI H. H.w. 'G,'HSn .
den county.
Amy pet.On restoring The said boy 10 mo. on
him 10 jail, 60 ths. can &c, him. wifi s. entitled
to the above reward and my blanks.
juno i5.-Ii0.tfl JAMES P. MOORE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

CHARLESTON, June 90. Cotton--There
thas quite an active demand for Cotton yeS,er.
day, which resulted in the sale of fully 1900
bales. at very full prices. Extremes from
81 10 SC, about 1900 OF which were within
we range of - SC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
NOTICE.

Office Wilmington q Manchester r. CO
Marion Court House, S. e.. June 6. ls49.
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington & Man.
chester Rail Road Company are hereby notified
that The second Instalment of Five dollars pei
share Is required to he paid on the lst July next
by order of the Board of Directors,
JOHN McRAE, Jr, Treasurer.
June Is, ls49.-l4O.4w
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MOEASSES;
SO bbls new crop Mola.ses. For sale by
~ HOWARD & PEDEN.
NOTICE.

IT having been te:po'5!ted, that my securities
are obliged to convey their property to avoid
paving my debts. DO hereby most positively as
sett that such report 10 utterly false and now Civ.
notice for oil persons TO whom owe anything "a
come forward and get their money. as am ttspa.
Jed tn pay them. r. NJ. RODGERS.
June 9th, ls4g
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

NorR.-2iver Lumber, Tar and Turpentlns are al
ways sold In the water aud to the expense
of landing, inspection, cooporase &C.; say on lumber
eoc 81 per tar and Turpentne abou, Ice. per Dbl
dry virgin mixed turpentiue deduction is made
according 10 quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
DETROIT, June 16

DETROIT, June 10.
Sinking of the Steamer Orleans The
steamer New Orleans, on her way TO Chica-
20, on Wednesday last, struck 4 rock on Tun'
da Bay, and sunk Immediately. She had on
board large number of passengers, all Of
whom were fortunately saved.-Bah. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

BALTIMORE, June I9-Flour, 81 so a o.
81 corn meal s7A So; rye -four So; corn,
white, 81 55c. and yellow 50 Coo :; oats
20 soc; rye Soc; no change in provisions
and groceries; whskey 20 2lc, in hhds and
barrels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

New ioEK, June 19.-Flour 81 624 a IS
corn SO Gle for mixed, and So a Sac for vel
low; corn meal So 81; rye -four So 90 ; red
wheat S9c, and Genesee 81 81 81 %; oats
80 40c; mess pork $40 373, and prime So
873; No. beef, $l2 so: lard 81 &c PEI
10 rice 81 33c per ID ; whiskey 81 81 Ac
in bbls
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jnne 1o.-F our, 81 so a
81 623; corn meal 81 a 50 81 rye flour
s74 a So; red wheat i OF a 81 e9 corn,
yellow, SIC; oats soc. But little movement
in provisions; no change in prices. Groce.
ries are without much movement.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

8 b. 8 S'. S, arrested in Canada for ,ca-
nice. us MaUe The Toronto Examiner
be. in . , Ease tried at the present Assizes
l5., =! winch Dr.. Stone, a Southern slave.
!, md 6sS Gs sI arrested, kept few hours in
,, AZ NE SeId to bail, while on a visit to that
Do had 5S suit OF Brown, his former slave,
The ps. escaped from bondage, on a claim
vices st r.n o. said Brown of compensation for
D C6r ,s"uefed DR., Stone while in slavery.
oVa cos %, decided e and very correctly, that
any ro.sl not recover, on a claim in Cana.
EOgaiz s.SS'apensatiOn as would not have been
Ne VIA S+ as due to him in the Courts of the
OWn was en-. me parties had resided while
Subjected ~ ~ 5 slave. He was according.
E1amiooo'SO the q full costs of the suit, which
Nth. e.;a. thinks he deserved to be, and
PO.ytroom,m n was va" vile conspiracy to cx tori
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL in.
SURANCE COMPANY

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent of
the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Companv,
for Wilmington and vicinity, and is ready to re-
ceive applications for Insurance. This Company
Is in most prosperous condition. The premium
notes on hand amount to over Four kundred
thousand dollars, and the amount ia constantly
increasing. A A BROWN.
June Is, l649-r4O.3t
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JUST RECEIVED.

SOSI NCNEIV ED
Per Schooner Alarie-
10 bags Lasuyra Coffee; bbls Mess Pork
10 do Rio do
10 hbls good brown Sugar;
kegs superior Goshen Butter;
Picked Salmon ind smoked Beef;
boxes super No. brown Soap;
d. Adanantine Candles;
do Sperm do
superior article of white Wine Vineexr.. F.
Jlb1 sale by PERRIN & HARfSFfELD.
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NEW BOOT AND SHo3

MANUFACIUhI. .
THE subscriber wishes tb inform his friends
and tie public, that he will nnanufacture. at his
Shop, two doors above Messrs. CisHwEIL q
BLSssoN's, on North Water Street. the most
fashionable French Boots. ChgnnsI Pumps. Wa
ter Proof MiEsd,yjai, stieh; also. CongEes' snd
other G6itors, and Shoe; 6f evaFy style. He will
in ell cases guarantee BIT. !,
A snare Of the public patronage p ts'peetfully
solicited. and every effort used to ete satisfaction
70 h'' 'o''''' JOHN .fiTzPATRick.
Wbiinins.on. Il 4, june aad, islS.-lli-lan.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
SECRETARY, BUREAUS A.
BOOK CASES.

All combined in one beautiful ard ornamental
piece Of Furniture suitable for the ParIor or Ii
brary. For sale at the New York Furniture
Warehouse. G & w A GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
FOR NEW YORK.

The A / Packet Schr ALFALFA" Capt. /
L PuFnell, will sail the 6rst Of pext week. Fo
passage, having supetios State Room aeepmmo
datioss, apply to G w DAVIS.
T4a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

NEwsERS. June 49, Turpentine-Ol dip,
IS 81 10; virgin, 40 a 50 so. Tar
1oa1 Is. Corn-Last sales, So o5
Republican
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REFRIGERkTORs! REFRlGERA.
TORStt

The way to preserve your meats, is Ivy buying
and using Refrfgerotors. several of which, are
for sale at the N. Y. Furniture Warehouse. By
J22 g 4 w A GWYER,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
FOR SALE.

A very fine Buggy and Harness, having onl,
been used short time. will be sold very, cheap b,
Jl5 PERRIN 81 HHR'rSFfELb.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

|. FIopraoVv r 1I1s Danville Register saws tia,
A'.rsU, IN VIII Ill not contest the elset;An ,' a.
" nave no trouble about II ''S'''c'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

anoOopofv "i IN 6 business is no longer held
upon IN nG south G1a o9da, i having
cduct Of on WIN much success so far, The
= 18th Mara1Ha mans work in South Carolina,
/, at O march en- to oath Novembsr. wss sIc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Amusing Deah.-We learn that several
negroes were yesterday engaged in the amuse-
ment of " butting" over cotton bales. at the
Hydraulic Cotton Press. One Of them. man
named William, belonging to Mr.. George
w. Durham, Of Riceboro', Liberty county,
for very small wager. undertook to " butt ="
over a square bale Of cotton. He took a
running start Of some ten yards, and struck
the cotton bale with considerable force with
his head. He won the wager, but the effort
cost him his life-she sudden jar broke his
neck, and he died instantly. The Coroner
held an inquest on the body. and verdict
was rendered in accordance with the above
facts.-SarannQh Georgian.