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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-16
WILMINGTON MARKET-March IS.

WtLMlNGION MARkEl-Marcn 10.
Bacon-We have no change to make in
quotations-the stock of all descriptions is
fair, and sales dull.
Corn-Received from the North Counties
about 5000 bushels, which was taken by a
dealer at Acc, at 80 days; also 600 bushels,
which was taken by another dealer-terms
not made public. Meal-We now quote this
article at 60 Csc for country ground.
Flom-The stock OF Fayetteville Flour has
become light, and prices are rather looking up
We, however, continue former quotations.
Hay-Prime qualities continue scarce
Quotations nominal
Lard-North Carolina descriptions are a.
bundant, and sales dull. No Western Lard
on the Market.
Lime-No late arrivals-article much wan
ted.
Lumber-We hear of the sale of but one
raft since last report-which was effected at
81 for scantling and SIS for wide boards, cash.
Stock on the market heavy.
Molasses.-Received from Cuba 23O hhds.
and tierces, portion of which has changed
hands at 81 % cents, accord. 2 to quantity.
Naval Stores.-The receipts have again
fallen of, the arrivals only reach about 300
bbls since last report, 900 bbls of which have
changed hands al So 80 for soft, and 81 80 a
1876 for hard-the bulk of the latter descrip-
ton at highest figure; and 2,176 bbls at So IS
for soft and 81 IS for hard. We hear of no
sales to-day, and but one small raft on the
market; our highest figures are considered the
market value. Spirits Turpentine We learn
that there were sales of this article on Tues
day last as high as 80 cents per gallon, and
on yesterday sales at % cents ito day, small
sales have beer made at 284 cents, and 81 IS
for the barrels not returnable. Rosin.-A sale
of No. inferior Rosin at 81 so !; 100 bbls No.
Rosin at 81 no sales of No. 8. Tar
This article has advanced shade-receipts
have reached about 917 bbls, which was dis
posed of at 81 IS l 90 per Dbl.
Peas-Ground have receded to 70 80 cts.
Black Eye and Cow are without change, and
fair stock on market.
Sah-Received from T. Island 5000 bush
els, 1000 bushels of which has been dis.
posed of-terms not TRANSFERRED Also, $50
sacks from Liverpool, the bulk of which has
been taken by dealer, at 81 Is per sack
some small lots of the same cargo taken al
ST 20 per sack.
Timber.-There is but small stock offer.
ing, the most of which is rather inferior, fol
which there is no great demand. A good ar
ticle is wanted, and qualities suitable for ship.
ping purposes are in considerable demand
The market is entirely clear of the latter des
cription. Sales of mill timber during the week
at from 81 SO to Z so, according to quality
and mode of sales.
Freights.-See table,
We hear of nothing doing in Slaves or Shin
giles worthy of notice. Both articles are ex
tremely dull, and quotations are only nominal
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NEW York. March 10, 6 P. M.-The stock
market is rather quiet and somewhat dropping.
The closing rates to-day on Treasury note 6's
1093, and new loan 1123, with sales. Ex-
change on London 7 per cent. premium.
The flour market is heavy and sales small,
amounting to 1900 barrels at SIS 25 so
for common western and Genesee brands
Southern do. IS rs a SIS 81 ami SIS A. Corn
meal So 81, and rye -four So 374 per bbl.-
Wheat is not so firm and the tendency of pri.
ces downward-sales of 5000 bushels Gene
see at 81 81 38, and red do. 81 1Oa IA.
There is good demand for corn, and the mar
ket is steady. The sales foot up 40, 900 BUSH
els at SO cts for New Orleans mixed, and So
a 81 cents for northern mixed; yellow do 55
a Sc cents per bushel. Oats 80 to AZ for
southern and northern. Rye sc cents. Sales
of pork at $40 81 SO IS for mess and 50
for prime. Sales of fierce prime beef al $11 Is,
and a lot of 100000 lbs. Western sides at 81
cents per lb. Sales of 400 bills. country lard
at 81 a 63 cents, and 900 bbls. city rendered
at cents. Tallow 81 cents per 10. Rice 81
81 cents per ID. The Cotton market was
slightly reacted, and holders are more anxious
10 sell. The operations to-day amount to
about 800 bales, and closing at shade de-
cline-the market being favorable TO buyers.
Sales of Whiskey at % cents per gal.
Baltimore Sum-
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Valuable Farming and Turpentine Lands
FOR N.ALE

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
tracts of lands, viz:
One tract where he now resides, in Sampson
county. containing 420 acres $50 acres OF which
is under fence and cultivation, and has about TO-
900 Turpentine Boxes cut.
Also, one tract adjoining the above, containing
l29 acres-about 30 acres of which is under cui-
tivation, and has cut about 1000 Boxes.
Also, one tract. near the Six Runs, in Samp-
son county, within half mile of the river, con-
tanning 2O3 acres, with 10000 Turpentiue Boxes
cut, none of which are over 3 years old.
Also, one tract in Duplin county, lying on the
North East River, containing 81 acres, we'll adap-
ted 10 cultivatien-about SO acres now cleared.
Persons wishing to purchase, either, or the
whole of the above lands, will please call upon
the subscriber, at his residence. within three miles
of Taylor's Bridge, Sampson county.
JAS: +. MATHIS.
March ID, lS49.-L25.6t
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Notice.

THE subscriber having obtained letters of Ad-
mnistratIon on the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of THos. NIXON, decd. at the March
Term, ls49, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the County of New Hanover, hereby
notifies all persons indebted to his intestate, to
come forward and make payment; and those hav-
ing claims against said intestate. are notified to
present them within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of he;
cry. CHAS. w. NIXON, admir-.
March l6, lS49-T27.3t*
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JOHN Err, Lr.,
AuctiOneer and Commission
WHE" @"A NH4
Wilmington, N. c.
March Is, ls4S.-[27tf

CVOEiLe.
BY order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions of New Hanover county, at March Term,
ls49, we shall expose to public sale, at the resi-
dence Of Dawn WILLIAMS, IN said county, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, instant, two val
liable negro slaves, viz: Hester and Holly. the
property of HENRY WILLIAMS, decd: The a.
bove negroes will be sold for division.
Terms-Six months credit and bonds with ap-
proved securities required.
DAVID WILLIAMS, } 1,..
HENRY WILLIAMS, A1'''''''0'''
March Is, lS49-!27-2t
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TURPENTlNE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his valuable tract
Of Land, containing about 4 thousand Acres, and
lying on the waters of Little Pee Dee, miles
above Potatoe Bed Ferry, and 10 miles North
East of Conowayboro', Horny. District s. c.
There is good dwelling house and other neees:
sary buildings, and from 4Oto SO acres under eul-
tivation. Said Land is we'll adapted to the culture
OF corn, cotton and rice. Any person wishing to
engage in the Turpentine business it is an excel
lent chance, as most of the Land is Piney woods,
well tmbered, and convenient to the river.
NJ l6-[7ta D. M. JOHNSTON.
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BALTIMORE, March 13.--The flour mark ct re-
mains unchanged. Sales of about 1900 bbls
Howard street brands at 81 IS, and 200 bbls
on time at 81 s14. We quote 81 IS as the
ruling cash price, though some holders ask
more. Nothing doing in City Mills; holders
ask SIS, but less would be taken Corn meal
So SO, and Rye -four SO 373. Grain is scarce :;
small sales of red wheat at 81 OF 81 o.
White corn 46 47c, and yellow soc, with
sales. Rye 6Oc. Oats Is 2Sc. There is
but little doing in Provisions. We quote
Mess Pork at $11, and Prime $40 Assorted
Bacon SIC. Nothing doing in Shoulders or
Sides. Hams &c. Lard 81 73c, in bbls
and kegs. Groceries steady; sales at auction
to-day of $50 hhds Cuba Sugar at SIS 45 a SIS
so per 100 lbs. Whiskey is frmer, with
sales of bbls at 253c, and hhds at 223c per
gallon -Baitimore Sttn
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~ u II T. e.
FOR SALE.

FOR the purpose of winding up the affairs Of
the late firm of Price & Fulton" and of effect
ing fair and just settlement with the estate Of
the deceased partner, the subscriber, surviving
partner Of the said firm, NOW GIVES NOTICE
that he will, at II o'clock. at the office Of the
Wilmington Journal in the town of Whining.
ton, North Carolina, on FRIDAY, the s3rd. day o.
March, (insfant.) ls49, expose and offer,to pub
licesaIe. and outcry, the WHOLE STOCK in
TRADE of the said partnership, consisting of the
Types, Presses, Office Furniture, and Printing
materials of every description, Paper, and Blanks
connected with the 6 Wilmington Journal" ant
now in said Office, together with an unexpiret
lease upon the same.
Applications for information may be addressed
to him (post-paid,) at the " Journal" office.
Terms at sale. A. L. PRICE,
Surviving partner of the late
firm of Price & Fulton.
"
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WITH surprise and indignation, the under.
signed have seen certificate over our names,
published in the Wilmington Chronicle and the
Journal, purporting to give the substance of re-
mark which we had heard by lady, whose name
is mentioned in said publication.
1t is due to ourselves to say that J P. Jordan
who has published said certificate, has used our
names without permission, and acted without our
knowledge or consent. We further say, that
what he has published as our certificate, is incor
rect in substance and meaning. very different from
any remark we have ever heard made by the lady,
whose name he has also taken the liberty of bring
ing before the public. We did on one occasion
hear her say that if her husband had listened to
her, he would have gone and put an end to Jor-
dams existence, or scattered his brains. and saved
his friends their present vexaton and disturbance.
Given under our hands March I'd, Is49.
ALICE STALLINGS,
MARY ANN SAVAGE.
The above was sworn to and subscribed before
me on the above date. A. LAMONT, up.
We feel it to be our duty to publish the said
certificate, lest erroneous impressions might be
created on the minds of some who may not yet
know as well as ourselves, the disposition of J. P.
Jordan, to transcend his limits, act under false
pretences, and impose on ignorance. short time
ago he made an intrusive call on us at home, ap-
parenty with view to extort from US whatever
impressions we might have heard that would be
evidence serviceable to him in SUITS which it is
said he has instituted against a number of the cit
liens of New Hanover and Duplin Counties, OH
charge of having attacked him, or as common
report has it, for having T-A-R-R-E-D and
F-E-A-T-H-E-R-E-D him. He expressed de-
termination to have US summoned to Court as
witnesses we assured him that we knew moth.
ing that would be advantageous to him, so far as
we could judge. He insisted in teazing US to give
him statement which he could show to his Law
yer, assuring us that such would save US the dis
agreeable task CT attending Court, an unpleasant
task to any woman, particularly to those OF our
age and circumstances. We stated to him only
part Of our conversation, which we had heard
feeling reluctant and delicacy to tell him how
mean we thought he was, and how well he deser
we'd all the chastisement, scorn, and contempt
which he told US he had received at the hands O
our citizens. ALICE STALLINGS.
MARY ANN SAVAGE.
March 9, 1e49--[26-3t
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
tLATE HANOVER HOUSEsI

FRoxf STREET., WILNINeToN; N. G.
THIS HOUSE has lately been re-opehed, tri-
der the superintendent Of tbs undemigned, who
have given it a thorough everlasting, and newly
furnished 1t throughout. They pledge themselves
that nothing shall be wanting, on their part, to
render the patron satisfied and comfortable:
Their Tabts ana Chambers are ds we'll furnish
ed, and attended on BY as faithful servants, as can
be found in any other HotdI IN the Southern States.
The Onnibus mill be found ready at the Cars
and Steamboats,, carrying baggage, free, to and
from the Hotel.
HUTcHINs & MA5ALoR
January 10, 1919 -Ef9-Iyuoo
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JUST RECEIVER,

Per Schrs:: :ALaric and Milo. - =.
40 BAGS Rio and laguira Coffee 4 hhds.
Clarified and New Orleans Sugar; . boxes Loaf
Sugar; tbl Train Oil; cask Sperm Oil, 4
splendid article; | cask Sicily Madeira Wine;
boxes Sperm Candles, Soap, Cheese; Barrels
Whiskey, Bags Shot, Rope, Buckets, Tubs
Feb Ie Ell. BERNARD. =
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Per schooner Ira BretCsfer and Ura,aia.
hhds superior Porto Rico Sugar; Is barrels
Whiskey, Is bbls Irish Potatoes, for planning
A bbls red beets; Is bags Laguyra coffee; Is
bags Rio coffee 4 bbls crushed sugar boxes
sperm candles; boxes Adamantine candles; 10
boxes pale soap; boxes superior starch For
sale low, at the old stand. by
F23l PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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MARRIED.

In Wayne county, on the 2sth uIt.. Mr.. John
Mcdaniel, of Cumberland, to Miss Rebecca,
daughter of the late Maj. Uzzel. of Wayne.
At the Episcopal Church in Warrenton, N. c.,
on the 2Oth ult, by the Rev. G. F. McRae, the
Hon. Micaiah T. Hawkins, to Miss Maria Eaton,
daughter Of the late Blake Baker.
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February Is, Is4a--
RICE.
200 TiERCEs fresh beat. For sale 81
Fl6 G. w. DAVIS.
SELLING OFF ar COST.

WE have concluded to change our business
and are now selling off our Stock of D. ], Goods.
Hardware, Iron &C., at NEW YORK COST:
We have also on hand supply Of choice Wines
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries. Which wiz be
sold at reduced prices. All persons wishing. to
purchase, will find ii to their advantage 10 call az
our store, as the stock is large and was bought
cheap. ANDERSON & YOUNG.
Feb. Is, 1s49-[23-tf i
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It is with great pleasure we hear it said
that George Loyal, esq, the navy agent OF
the United States at Norfolk, is again nomina-
ted 10 the same Office by the President of the
United States. The reappointment is credi-
Bile to the administration. No man is more
worthy of their confidence than George 10y
all.-Wash. Union
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NV Lands i'm Duplin County

are for sale. The soil is fertile, lying immediate.
" on Goshen the situation is pleasant, buildings
convenient and comfortable, location six miles
North of the Court House and within half q mile
of Hannah Moore Academy. I will take young
negroes for part Of the purchase money and the
balance in Cash, January LIST, 1850. when pos
session will be given. JERE PEARSALL.
March l6, ls49.-[27-3t
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 6 P. M.-Sales
to-day, of Treasury Note SIS, at 1893, and new
loan 112k, on time Pennsylvania SIS steady.
The Flour market is dull-sales of 200 bar
rels, common brands, at 81 Is 4 81, which
is a decline. Corn Meal 50 so. Sales of
$500 bushels red Wheat at 104 los cents :;
white do. nominal at ID cents; Rye sc 81
cents; and Oats % 80 cents per bushel.-
Mess Pork $11 II Is, and Prime $40; bulk
Pork 81 a 81 cents per ID. Sales of Lard at
81 II cents, in bbls. and kegs. Sizes of N.
Orleans Sugar at Al a 81 cents per lib. Mo-
lasses do. 90 cents. Rice is quiet, and prices
unchanged. The Cotton market is not so firm,
and prices are rather giving away from the
advance attained under the steamers news
The sales, however, are very small Whis-
key has slightly improved, with sales at "a
cents per gallon, in bbls.-Balt Sum-
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New YORK, March tO.-NaYal Stores quiet
but firm at So IS per Dbl of $50 lbs. Sales OF
300 BIB s Spirits at 81 a s73 cents, cash, in.
clined upwards-and $50 at SO cents, so days.
No common Rosin in first hands the article
is quoted at 95 81 10.
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BACK COUNTRY LIQUOR.
10 Bills Apple Brandy 10 bbls old Whisky,
dec. L For sale by w l. SMITH.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order passed at the last
County Court for this County, shall proceed to
sell on Wednesday of Mar h Court week, (at the
Court House, seventeen young and valuable Ne
groes the property of the estate of the late Col.
James X. Hill.
Six months credit will be given-purchasers
giving Notes with approved securities at the time
of sale. JAMES r. HURST, Adm.
Duplin, Feb 20, 1s49-l26-3t*
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JUST RECEIVED,
From Fayetteville-75 bbIs Gloss. fine and SUPER
fine Flour; bbs dried Peaches, ssssrior atti
Gle; bbls dried Apples. For sale by s,
FIG o. HOLMES.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. ~t,- r. rs<<. -
A LOT situated on Princess Street, 60 by 1867
feet. =
ALSO, TO RENT.
A small Store House at the lower end Of the
Town, in good neighborhood for a Shop. Terms
low. Apply to PERRIN & HARTSFIELD:-
Feb l6, is49--I23-tf ---.
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NEwBERN, March 18th -Turpentine has
averaged during the week for Dip 50 Is. and
Scrape 81 rs. Corn-600 bbls of this arti-
Gle, part of which was to arrive, was sold last
week at So per Dbl; so bbls in another lot
sold at same price. Bacon-Co Considerable
quantities have been received the past week.
Sales of Hog round at 6 to Gle; Hams z to
TIC, and Shoulders and Sides and 64c. Lard
sells on arrival at TIC by the quantity
Rough Rice continues to bring SOC per bushel
for a good article.-Ne,rbernian
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Juniper Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale THREE HUN.
DRIED ACRES of >-.,...

eJU NEPER Il "A Mo
lying in Bladen county, II miles North East OF
Elizabethtown, and about miles to a navigable
stream. the Land is well timbered, with large
Juniper. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing such
lands, would do well to call on the subscriber, on
South River, Bladen County. s.
D. w. CROMARTIE.
March Is, 1s49.-I27-3m
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NoTE-River Lumber Tar and Turpentlne are al
ways sold in the water and subject TO the expense
of landing, inspection, cooperage &c say on lumber
soc 81 per M tar and Turpentne about lec per DBL
dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according 10 quality.
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JUST RECEIVED,

From Fayetteville, and for sale ehesP 100 bbfI
x fine, and superfine flour; 20 bbls Old Whiss
Key; $ bales sheeting; bales Spun Yafn.
F9l O. HOLMES:
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FREIGHTS:
TO NEW YORK

Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks Philadelphia, premium II per cent.
&c g " New York, I" 1t d"
" g Boston, II
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Wanted to Purchase,
A likely negro MANA tradesman or mechanic
preferred. A fair price will be given. Apply to
Ml6.-[27-lt7 WIN. HILL.
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To the Public.

NTH % TUG NA !
Wilmington, n. e., March 2, lS49.
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CARS.
100000 Scgars, various brands and qualify. Fof
F9l sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
RIG
For sale wholesale and retail, By
Fsl HOWARD & PEDEN
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining |
ton, N. g., 2sth February, ls49.
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask for advertised Letters
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JUST RECEIVED,

March ID. ls49.-[25.6t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21
Turkev Hill Estate for Sale.

THIS valusbe Estate il now offered Tor safe on
fA 4 terms that tail TO suit pm chasefs. ~
iis consists of about sixty acres OF Land WIN ron
yenient Buildings. The water from Turkey HUI roma
runs through the said Farm, and falls IN cat
arac of hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
Of about 40 rods forming OF the best Wafer Fowers
in Worcester County. -.
There are now upon the premises three thorough bull
and substantial Rock Dams, with Gris Saw Lathe ana
Single Mills all in good running order The Mill fohu
is one mile eng tn and extends from the road Leading
to New Brantree TO that leading to Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey il Pond which Is me
main reservoir. For description OF this Pond or Lake.
see Typographical of Massachusetts.
From the best thority, aud actual survey, would
announce TO the public that this Water Power amply
sufficient in the aggregate FIVE hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery that amount
OF any other The location is good and easy OF access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which he by calling the subscriber or those
he has the liberty to refer to- II will be sold whole
in seperats privileges may hest suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester ,or Hon Isaac Davis WorceseT,Albert
Curtis Esq, Nelc Worcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq,
Lsicester,-A B. Pike Esq, Providence r. I--simon
G, Grout,. Esq Schenectady n. Y,-Messrs Pratt,
Downs & Scott, Worcester-Willard Snow, Esq, Par
ton,-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LotoeH.
New Worcester, Dec. 90. l64s dwtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated an WORCESTER one mile from the City Halt
"a FTNH E premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
fAA ofgood Land, under high state of cultivaticn
well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 10
climate, expense having been spared to procure the
b kinds the country would afford. The buildings are
God. The BARN is one the best in the County, 20 H.
by A. with 20 IT. posts, and cellar under the whole IL
recently built at OF ftUo thousand dollars The
hal ngs supplied with water brought in aqueduct
10 would divide it if preferred, and sell part
sPwiih without the buildings and portion would
= H. if desired in small lots OF from five acres,
S1s a6ordng eligible opportunity for tho who de-
I've to build and have little Land for cultivation. This
furnishes of the best opportunities to be
nad for securing valuable property the centre OF
ais ourishing city, either for investment OF occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may be made al the
Ply OFFICE, dWtf Jan %
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T,TTNT BIER,

THE subscribers having taken the Yard formerly occu
L ed by B. BUFFUM, now offer for sale large as
sortment at all kinds of
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention OF all wanting
any thing in their Inc to their stock
For the past week they have been receiving very large
shipments from the east and it has arrived III excellent
ORDER and ia for sale at the lowest market prices
Shingles-Shingles.
100000 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR
$40 coo do do do PINE.
go eco do do Sawed Pine and Cedar
30 600 Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and shaved
Persons in of perfect covering for their roofs,
will find the largest and best assortment OF Shingles IN
Yard WGShns ton Square, which we will be happy
TO furnish them on the best OF terms. -
Worcester mo- 10 dwtf T. & o. X EARLE