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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
May lo-Brig Belle, Williams, New York, to G w
schr St. Helena HATCH Fall River, Mass, to Jereys f
Leighton.
schr White Oak, Gibbs Baltimore, I'd G w Davis
I-Schr Pemaquid, Mitchell, Dighon, Mass, to Bar
schr Ellen Dale, Boynton, New London, to Hatha:
I2-Brig Calendar, Wines, Philadelphia, TO George
Harriss.
Big VIM Dugan, Smith, Charleston, to J Lutter.
schr Fl westcott, Hand New York. to George Harriss
schr Charles Mills, Francis, New York, TO DeRosset
schr Jack Downing, Parker, Onslow CO., to DeRosset
l3-schr James C King, Wainwright New York. to
schr Pearl, Dexter, onslow co, to w Davis.
Schr Johnson, XII burn, Boston, to do.
Sloop Cleaner. Charles, Lockwood's Folly, to do.
Schr Aisorado Lampher; Portland, Me- to Harriss f
Drake.
Brig Oxford, Clark, New York, to master.
Schr Nash, Ramsdell, Georgetown, e, TO Har
riss & Drake.
I5-Brig Larch, Rogers, New York, to DcRossett
Brown.
scln w Swain, Townsend, New York, to George
schr Fidela, GriHiing New York. to A Van Bokeien.
CLEARED.
May 10-Brig Marine, Brown, Boston, by g Pars-
Brig La Fayette, Clifford, New York. by Harriss &
DR. Ike.
schr Susan Young, Otis, Cuba, by G w Davis.
ABR Barque Red Rose, Kendall, Liverpool by &
ID McRae.
Brig Zuyder, Zee, FOssett, Havana, by Harriss &
Drake
7 Brig Queen Esther, PenlIetOn, Rio Janero, by G
Parsley.
Sch, Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, by DeRosset &
Brown.
schr James Henry, Hall, Boston, by DeRdsset &
Brown.
schr Jack Downing, Parker, onslOw CO., BY DeRos-
| set d Brown.
I5-Brig T. Gutenberg wooster, Boston, by Geo.
| Harriss.
| Brig Orb Prince, Matanzas by E. Dickinson.
Schr Olive, Smith, New York, by E Lutterioh.
Schr Pearl, Dexter, Onslow co., by G w Davis.
schr Laura, Charles Shalotfe, by do.
| Sloop Cleaner Charles, Lockwood's Folly, by do.
l5.-Brig Annawon, Almy, Tor New Port, X H.. BY J.
| Hathaway & Son.
l6-schr sultana PARK, for Boston, by EIarriss g
| Drake.
schr Edward, Hardy. for Washington, D c, BY Har-
riss q Drake.
Brig Guttinburg Wooster, for Boston, by George
Harriss.
/ l7-schr Powell, Powell New York, by W Da.
/ Wis
sehr Mary Augusta, KeIloeh Cuba by Harriss +
Drake.
Is-schr Hunting Marshall. Boston, by Harsiss &
Drake.
sclr Rosana Rose, Rose, Portsmouth, h. by HARRIS
schr Sarah Buck, Rose, Portsmouth, n n, by Harriss
| = Drake.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Graduate Of the BaHin0re CoLtege Of Dental
Surgeons,
BEGS leave to tender his professional services
to the citizens of Wilmington and public general
ly. having determined on locating himself in this
place. He is prepared to perform all operations
in his profession on the latest and most approved
principles. 1ncorruptibe Artificial Teeth inserted
on gold plate fiom one to an entire set. Whole
upper sets inserted on the Atmospheric pressure
principle. Having made an improvement in this
mode of inserting teeth, he confidently recon-
mends it as answering the purpose of mastication.
They can be taken out and put back at pleasure
by the wearer, be worn with comfort, and cannot
be detected from the natural teeth. Extracting,
cleaning, and plugging &C.. done on scientific
principles. All operations warrented to give sat
isfaction, and not 10 be surpassed by any opera
tor in the United States.
Irregularities in ChiIdren's teeth corrected.
Ladies attended at their residence when neces-
sary.
Office adjoining Doct Wares in the same bull
ding.
May IL, ls49-[35-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
LIEUTENANT CoLoNEI..

| beg leave to present TO the members Of the
soth Resineot N. q. Militia. Major D. !. WIZ
lIAMs. d candidate for the Lieutenant Colonels
cy. Major WiLtrAsas is an excellent officer, and
his present rank IN the Regiment should en.i,ls
him to that post Of honor JUSTICE.
MRssns. EDrfons-WfI you obtige nahy
voters by inserting the name Of Adintant j. ]
HEDR1CK as a candidate for Lieutenant coIcs
mel. he having consented to serve if eIected.
May 4, ls49-l34-4t
LEEsBuRs, May lth. 1919.
Msssrs. Editors. You will oblige the friends
of Mr.. THos H. TxfE, BY keeping his name be-
fore the public as candidate for Che Lieut.. Cofos
neics. he having consented 10 serve If elected
We speak from an intimate acquaintance With
Mr.. TATE. and recommend him 10 the 30th Re-
gihent, believing that be would fill the Office with
honor to himself and satisfaction to them:
MANY FRIENDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
WILMINlsTON MARKET-May II.

The Water Courses Since our last report,
there has been general swell of the Cape
Fear River and its tributaries. and up-couniry
produce has arrived somewhat freely We
learn that on Saturday last the River at Fay
etteville had rose 90 feet.
Baeon-The stock of N. C. Bacon is some
what heavy. Sales in quantities to suit at
quotations. Stock of Western Bacon light.
Quotations 81 for shoulders and 81 for sides.
Beef Cattle Some very fine stabilized Beef
has been brought in, and sold at &c. per ID.
Corn-Received from Hyde county, 500
bushels--sold at AZ cents; and $50 bushels
from BIaden. sold at Ash cts-all TO dealer.
F7our-The stock of Fayetteville -four is
ample. Quotations are 25c per Dbl lower.
Hag-Receipts since this day week have
been light. Sales of 1s1 bales of Eastern Hay
at 60 cent. per 100 lbs.
Lard-N, c. plenty and dull of sale.
Lumber River-Sales extremely dull
Stock increasing-see table for last sales.
Lime-No arrival since last report.
Molasses-None received since last report.
About $50 or 200 hhds:. of recent arrivals. on
the market. Sales in hhds., in quantities to
suit, from 20 to % cents per gallon.
Narui Stores The receipts of Turpentine
have reached $500 bbls OF all kinds since our
last report. Quotations have ranged from
81 s5 TO 81 90 for yellow; virgin 50 60 to
So rs; hard 90 cents-cIosing at our lowest
figures. Virgin dip is generally sold subject
to deduction of from 90 10 Coo per Dbl ac-
cordng 10 quality. A pure article commands
our highest quotation.1 Iar-Sales $50 bbIs
during the week at 81 90 81 223-closing
at latter figure. Spirits Turpentine-Sales
of only about 95 bbls for the week ending
to day at 24a 25c per gallon, and 81 IS for
the bhls. Rosin Sales 1900 bbls No. 8 al
55c.
Peas-Stock of Black Eye Peas light, and
not much demand for them. Cow Peas
Stock becoming light, and price rather higher
than last week See table.
Rice-Clean Rice has gone up shade
Holders are now asking So per 100 pounds.
We quote al So 81 TO So. No transactions in
Rough Rice.
Sugars-Brown-Stock light. See table.
Timber Considerable quantity on the mar.
ket, arrived on the present freshet Sales of a
few RATS from So to 81 per NJ, according 10
quality.
Fre;ghts-Coastwise without material change
sec table.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Murder.-Last night, just about dark. as
May Buchanan, Esq, was on his way home
from Wadesborough, and within quartz OF
a mile of his own house, he was attacked,
and beat to death, with stake; the road
having previously been stopped with pile
of brush, for the purpose ofimpeding his horse
His family heard cry, and Immediately
after his horse ran home. with part of his
sulkey, the remainder having been lodged
against tree. His family and overseer ran
to the spot and found him just alive; but it is
though the never breathed. Beside him. and
partly covered with blood, they found a
takes, about eight feet long, such as are used
in running fences. No traces could be found
of the william or Williams who perpetrated the
awful deed.
The deceased was an old and excellent
citizen, and his death is involved in mystery,
as it was not thought he had an enemy living
Wadesborough Argus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
DIED.,

In this town, on Thursday evening the 10th
inst Mrs. L White, wife of Benjamin White.
formerly of Onslow county. She professed the
Christian religion about the year 1928, and join
ed the Methodist Church, at Richland Chapel
Onslow county. She has left husband and six
children. and large circle of friends and relatives
to mourn her death. She was truly devoted to
her family and interesting little children; strict in
her family discipline and remarkable for her chas-
tity and virtue. She left The world in full faith
of enjoying that reward which awaits the right
eous in Heaven.
Oh. blessed promise given,
To christians here below,
To meet again in Heaven,
And sing his praise forevermore.-C Com
In New Orleans, on the 9th inst, Capt H Il
WilIoughby, master of the Schr Old lack of this
Port.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Great Mechanical Ingenuity-The small
lest steam engine ever made TO work by steam
was exhibited short time ago in England
1t was made by young man named Jonathan
Blankley. engineer at Victoria Foundry. Leeds
and is the most remarkable specimen of minute
accuracy and ingenious skill ever behed.-
Though SO diminutiye that the whole machl
nerv, fiy.wheel included, might be placed mp
on a four penny piece. and might be entirely
covered by a child's thlmble, yet SO exact is
in its workmanship. and yet SO skillfully con
trived in all its parts, down to the smailes
valve. that it works with the same regularity
and certainty as steam engine OF ten,ho n
power. We scarcely need say that ooIle
is not included in the above dimensions Ou
there is every other essential part OF the steam
engine itself
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
Masonb oro' Retreat.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
to keep this well known House, on Masonboro'
Sound.
He feels thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed. and assures the public that no pains
shall be spared on his part to make the stay of
all who visit him pleasant and agreeable. Ar.
rangements have been made for a supply of Oysters
and Fish of all kinds during the season.
The Bar will also be supplied with the best
Wine and Liquors. Terms, &C.
Breakfast at o'clock. 374 cents.
Dinner 2 I" 50
Supper q" 373
Roast Oysters 25
Lodgings IS
Liquors at the usual Wilmington prices.
Horse feed Csc each. JOHN A. DAVIS.
May 1l-[35-lm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

10 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DISEASED LUxGs.
Justice TO my much esteemed friend and phys-
clan. Or. Fitch.) and the benefit / have derived
through his instrumentality, enatles me to say to
those afflicted in like manner, don't despair.
Health (after our reason) is most desirable, and,
like other blessings, is the gift of God but He
works by instruments in granting it. DR.. F.,
believe. is one of those M. DIS; and with rever-
ence to God, say believe if his dr. F.'s) pre-
scriptions were carried out entirely, DISEASED
LUNGS would be scarce. know this is wading
IN deep water physicians opinions are generally
against me; the peoples opinions, gotten second
hand from the M. DIS, are also But I speak
from feeling sense and experience of what has
already heen done for me. and justice to DR.. F.
demands | should say, If do not get we'll, it is
not his fault but my own. DIR. F. is also a regu-
lar physician; together with over IS years expe.
rence in this disease, both in this country aud in
Europe enables him to say that eight out of ten
cases can be cured, where the constitution is not
entirely broken down. Before doubling this,
beg you to read his (F.'s) Lectures on Consump-
ton. to be had at 7O7 Broadway New York. and
If your prejudlces not too strong. you will be
convinced. ] have been under different eminent
physicians, and thank them for their kindness 10
and care for me. No doubt they done the best
they knew. The popular patent medicines of The
day have tried, none afording me but tempo
rary relief. In two months after using DR.. F.'s
remedies. weighed pounds more than before
1t is needless to say more refer to DR.. rs Lee
tn es. and trust some NJ D. or Druggist will re-
ceive the agency from DR.. F., for the convenience
of the afflicted. CHAS. H. ALEXANDER.
Topsail Sound, N. c., May Is, le49-[36 ct"
| Wilmington papers will please copy Gf they
choose) for the benefit of consumptives.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
PATRIOTIC SONG FOR CALIFORNIA

PATRIOTIC SONG FOR CALIFORNIA.
COMPOSED BIZ SEVEN EDITORS AND "DEv1L."
young gentleman POLITICALLY inclined, has at
tempted to write poem on the California expe-
lition. He got 10 the end of four lines and there
stopped:
Ye sons of freedom who would shine
In history's brightest story,
Come Join with US and take the lice
That leads to Californey.
New York Day Book.
There's numerous ways of getting there
By ship, or mule, or wagon;
Then haste while life has days to spare,
And wealth has joys to brag on.
Troy Post.
And when we touch the promised land
Well hasten to the dggns,'
And scratch away among the sand,
The biggest of the big uns.'
Toledo Republican.
And when we get our pockets full
Of this bright shinin' dust,
Well travel straight for home again
And spend it on a bust
sandusiy Clarion.
And, when we're busted up and dead,
Laid out upon the counter,
They'll raise guide board at our head,
To tell where we're all gonter!
Scioto Gazette.
And on that board, with tears of wo,
Some friend these lines will chsel;
Ho ye who would gold hunting go,
Behold how great 'fzzle.'
Clinton Republican.
They sought for dust, and dust they've found
When many a month they had travelled
The COLDS not up--they're under ground,
Both gold and they much gravelled
Cincinnati Chronicle.
And now their gold amt no more use
Than if 'twere brass or pewter;
And so at best the chaps goose
What lays up for the futur.
Printers Devil.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Plank Roads.-Tn answer 10 an inquiry as
to the cost of making plank roads. the editors
of the Prairie Farmer state the cost at about
So 900 per mile-the chief items or cost are
the grading and lumber. The manner OF con-
structing il is thus described
sour road at present has bit one track.
eight feet wide; but in the neighborhood OF
this city two tracks are essential, inasmuch
as almost every team loads both ways. The
road is made by laying down two stfingers,
by 4 inches. and covering them with three
inch plank. bedded in the earth SO as to allow
no access of air beneath. The plank rests on
the earth-the stringers being used merely to
mary TO spike the plank, but this is now dis.
continued, as increasing the expense. and moi
adding in any way to its value.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

New YoRK, May 12.-Naval Stores-We
notice sales of a 1000 bills North County
Turpentine at So 37a per $50 lbs; 1000 bbls
North County Rosin, IS 9Oc, delivered, and
1000 bbls Wilmington, al Csc in yer(, and
csc ST., delivered 500 bbls North County
Tar, selected, ST Sit 800 bbls Spirits fur
pentine, part previous to our last, al 80 cents,
cash, and in lots as wanted, 33c, cash. from
The wharf; and 200 5bls No. White Rosin
brought So a So SO per Dbl.
May 14-Sales of $50 bbls, Wilmington
Rosn at ST, delivered. Crude Turpenline 50.
375; Spirits 80 32c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

DUPLIN CoUNTr.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
April Term, A. u. ls49.
Daniel c: Moore,0 Original Attachment
We Levied on the defendants
real estate, and certain arti-
Kilby Bass. cles of personal property.
TT appearing to the satisfaction TO the Court
that the defendant has absconded, so that the Or
binary process OF the law cannot be served upon
him. it is ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks In the Wilmington Journal. a newspaper
printed in the town of Wilmington, notifying the
said Kiby to make his appearance at the next
term of this Court, to defend the said suit, or
judgment final will be rendered against him.
Witness, JAMES H. JERmAS, Clerk of said
Court, at Office, the third Monday ofApril, A. b.
Is49. J. H. JERMAN. CLERK.
By B. F. GnAp1, Dep'y Cl'k.
April ~. is49-33-Gt [Pr fee 81 3sl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Rheumatism and Gout.- WTght's Indian
Vegetable Pills are most extraordinary medi-
cine for the cure of Rheumatism and Gou;, be-
cause they not only cleanse the stomach and bow
els of those morbid humors which, if taken into
the circulation and thrown upon the membrane
and muscle, are the cause of the above painful
maadies ; but they excite the absorbent vessels to
take up that which is already deposited, and there
fore are absolutely certain to make perfect cure
of Rheumatism and Govt a single twenty five
cent box of Wrigh:'s Indian Vegetable Pills wis
often give the most astonishing relief; and per.
severance according to directions will be certain
to drive pain of every description from the body.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds. Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem
BILE in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
agents only.
For sale ia Wilmington. N. g., by George r
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, Is!
Race St., Philadelphia; 2ss Greenwich st., New
York. and SO fremont ST.. Boston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Crime in Nev York. During the year en-
ding April Both, Is49, 25,769 arrests were
made for violations of law and public order ;
3,7l5 complaints were made to the Corpora
ton attorney for violations of Corporation
ordinances 46,7l2 dodgers were accommoda-
ted in the station house 1899 lost children
restored to their parents; SO persons rescued
from drowning; Isl fires discovered I'D ex-
tinquished, and 756 stores and dwellings
found open at night, and taken in charge by
members of the department.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,

Dublin CouNrf.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
April Term, A. d. 1s49.
Owen r. Keenan, Original Attachment--Le4
=. Lvied on the defendants real
estate and certain articles Of
Kilby Bass. personal property.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cotirt
that the defendant has absconded, so that the Or
binary process of the law, cannot be served Upon
him, it is ordered. that publication be made for
six weeks in the Wilmington journal, ne~spa-
per printed in the town of Wilmington, notifying
the said Kilby to make his appearance at the next
term of this Court, 10 defend the said suit; or
judgment final will be rendered against him:
Witness. JAMES II. JEnMAN, Clerk. Of said
Court, at office, the third Monday of April A: D.
iS49. ]. H. JERMAN, Clerk,
By B. F. GRAnr, Dep'y Cl'k.
April 27, 1s49-3S-6t [Pr fee 81 sSl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
! fenddnt's land.
TATE OF NoRTH@CARoL1NA,

Dublin CotNrf.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions;
April Term, A. D. Is49.
Thos. K. Torrance,7 Original Attachment
vs Levied on the defendants
real estate, and certain afti-
Kilby Bass. cles of personal property.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant has absconded, so that the or.
binary process of the law cannot be served upon
him, it is ordered. that publication be made for
six weeks in the Wilmington Journal, d iewspa.
per printed in the town of Wilmington. notifying
the said Kilby to make his appearance at the
next term of this Court, to defend the said suit,
or judgment final will be redered against him.
Witness. JAMES H. JERMlS, Clerk of said
Court. at Office, the third Monday of April. A. d.
1919. J. H. JERMAN, CLERK,
By B. F. GRADr. Dept CPk:
April ~, ls4s-S3-6t [Pr fee 81 3s]
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

National Finances receipts into the
United States Treasury. during the quarter
ending the 3Ist March last, were $14, $3.50, O44
68-of which $8,374,628 81 were from GUS
toms. the balance from loans and lands. The
expenditures. during the same period, were
$ll.I3O,097 SO, of which there were for civil,
miscellaneous, and foreign intercourse, (in-
GLIDING 81 .030, 059 63, under treaty with Mex
leo $2,873,O3O 81 pensions $671,43 .;
interest on treasury notes and pub.a debt
Sl67.309 81 reimbursement oftreasury notes
$3.5l0,l90. The balance was for the army
and navy. Indians and Notifications.
The treasury notes outstanding May Isl
amounted to SIS ,949,339 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
Notice

THE undersigned having obtained letters Of
administration Upon The Estate Of Dawn FULToN.
decd. at the March Term, ls4s. Of the Court Of
Common Peas and Quarter Sessions fot New
Hanover county, notice is hereby given 10 ali per-
sons Indebted to said Estate, to make immediate
settlement; and all persons having claims Of any
sort against the said estate, are hereby notified
present them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law for that purpose. otherwise this
notice will I've plead in bar of their recovery.
CATHARINE A FULTON,
May 4, ls49.-I34fJ Administrative.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18

Another Frost. I'm conversation which
we have had with a highly respectable and
intelligent gentleman, resident of Sumpter
District, We learn that OIL Saturday morning
last frost was perceptible in several places
in that District, but that sufficient time had
not elapsed previous to his departure. TO have
enabled any one to form correct conclusion
respecting the effects which such visitation
may have produced on vegetation generally
he states that the crops in that section of the
State, are unpromsing, not having recovered
from the effec S of the recent cold spell of the
middle of the previous month, AMI repudiates
the belief that there will be anything like a
fair yield of either the cotton, provisions, fruit
or vegetable crops.-Charleston Courier, 10Th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
TAITnRING

THE subscriber has resumed his business ia
Wilmington. and will carry on the Tailoring
Business in all its various branches. He is ia
possession of al the latest styles, and from bis
past experience in the business be feels satisfied
that he can please the taste of the most fastdous.
trsat is all that he sskes 10 eoneince the most
skeptical. He guarantees all work that he does 20
Ut, and to be made in ,corkmon-Fke manner.
8. r. ROBBINS.
May II, ls4s-[s6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-18
NOTICE.

OWING to the dissolution of the late firm Of
John Kyle 4 Co. it is necessary tina, the business
of said artn should be adjusted as promptly as
possible. All persons indebted to said firm are
therefore requested to pay their respective debts
forthwith to the subscriber. as legal action will
certainly be taken for their recovery unless they
are soon settled. JOHN KYLE.
May a, ls49-T34-tf