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Il subscriber having purchased the entire
Il stock Of IRON, STEEL COIL, &c., on
the lTst at the year, of H. Garrett g. Co, now
offers Tor sale at his old stand. No ~ Shiplry
Street, WiLMINcroN, a general assortment of
American and Foreign iron, consisting Of hest
refined round iron from 4 inches To sis of an
2nch with all the intermediate sizes. Square
prom both hammered and rolled, from is inches
y" a OF an inch. Flat iron. best refined of Il
widths and thicknesses. A general assortment
,oi Band and Scroll iron; II very superior article
lConmon English iron of all sizes, Of good DUAL.
+ ty, at very low prices.
Hoop iron from l.? inch wide 10 | L. Ham
nered IRON and slit rods ofall sizes; Horse nail
rods, Norwegian and Juniatta oval and half
foVIl, tor coach makers; cast, shear, blister. ma
chInery and spring steel. Wagon and Denrbo,
boxes from l-2 to l-2 inches, horse nsis. &c
Also, a general assortment Of Grindstones
kconSlSl'ng OF Berca, New Castle and Nova SEQ.
ta, part Of which is believed to be cquxl, if mai
6"uper'or, to any ever offered ia this city. 4 Is,
Eao"al two thousand bushels of Lemon's best
Focal, all of which will be sold low for cash or
snort scccptances. TlOS. GARRETT.
Wilmington Del, je eft
$DENNOCK'S REVOLVING RAKES.-A
L supply Of Pennock's very superior RevoIv
ling Hay and Cram Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheapby TIlOs. GARRETT,
June 2s-t No. 81 Shpey ST
SPt Knocks and Persons Drills
Il TIE subscriber having "a n agency for the sal'
&of Drills manufactured by u Nj. Pennock o.
Y + en,et Square, Chester CO, and and also OF tn
Peirson Dri made by Bush Il Lobds, tim
SCity, The character Of both make of Drills ar,
~et known. They arc now offered to Farmers
aud Dealers On the most favorable terms, at my
u iron Store, No. 81 SIMPLIFY street, Whining OF
4 where those wishing to rurchasc can have tn,
opportunity OF examining each naks 1t is be
y lIeyed that those make oil Drills are superior II
any others offered for sale.
) All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Wilmington, je 20 TIlOS. GARRETT.
FOR SALE.
A SETT ofsecoud hsnd Blacksmith Tool.
4 "A consisting of Bellows, Anvils, Vice, Sledgrs
Hammers, and Wedges. Spikes and Rlvit Too Il
= longs, sc. THOS. JARRETT.
June 29.-f No. 81 Shpley ST.
EOr lscul.
i a WELL established Blacksmith Shoi
4 IA Possession gwen immediately. Enquire
THOS. GARRETT,
81 June eft No. 81 Shipev st.
SEDENNOCk'S Double Cleared Corn Shelter
u believed to te superior to all others now i
ause, constantly on hand and FIR sale, at manu-
iactutrr's prices, BY THOS. GARRETT,
je eft No. 81 Shipley st, Wilmington.
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DTED.-In Port Deposit on Wednes
day last, CHAs c. BRosIUs.
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
July IL, 1850.

WlLM1NGl ON fhlCE OnhEN .
July IL, 1850.
From the Delaware Journal
Wheat Flour 573u 600
White Wheat, %
Red Wheat 20
FIaxseed, 1,2O
Corn, ID
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
Plaster, from yardN $50
Salt, (ground and Alum,) 40 so
Clover Seed, (from STOREY
prime, 1925 40
Potatoes, 40 5O
BALTIMORE MARKET. July i1.-Sales
to-kay Of 100 bbls Howard Fl -four al
S. Is. Sales Of $50 bills Guy Mills al
$5,314, and 800 bbIs at S. %. No wheat
hero. Small sales of white Corr a, 62c.
and yellow 63c. Oats UNCHANGED.
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his IS to Give Notice, That the

This IS to Give Notice, That the
subscriber OF Cecil county has obtained
irom The Orphans Courl of said coyn,y
letters q Administration Oh The personal es
ta'e of Taylor Reynolds, late OF said county
deceased. All persons having claims against
pa. raid deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibitihe same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 9th day
OF May 1891, they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all beueti OF sand q.
late. Ali persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
tie subscriber. Given under my hand this
10 n dav o. June 1850.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, Admir-.
June ID '5U--6w,
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Office is hereby gwen, to the crcditors
~ Gilbert Ru:ter, that personal discharge
hath been grntcd to said debtor, and that the
twenty first day Of October, being the first da
lot our county court next succeed ing this date
hath been set apart FOL the final hearing in hi,
|cnse, where his creditors may attend, and show
cause II any they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
Test. r. C. HoLLYDAY, elk
July 6 SIN of Cecil county Court
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!THESNUT RAILS.-Chemut Rails Of good
|Squa lily for sale. They will be delivered al
|any point, on the Fix River, or the ad EN-
waters. Apply to the Editor of,he Cecil Wing
|or to the subscriber residing in Elk Neck
Je 29etf ALEX. WILSON.
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|T IST OF LETTERS remaining in Ii
sAPost Office at Elkt on, on the Goth {
June, 1850.
Anderson & Matflt Deputy Morten J
'Atmore John Fowler Miss Susan J
IA Iger Major Gath Mr..
Ia ldridge Capt John HenchlIfe Mary
|Arrison John B. Highland Ed Fl.
IA IeXander VIM. L. Jackson Levi
|Blddlp Miss Martha Aknox Samuel
Bennett Miss Ca,ha'eLer Miss Margaret
Baker Peter Lewis Sarah
'Benneson N. u. Miller VIM A Jr.
|Brosius Isaac V. Moore f A. ESQ.
|Brin'on Allen Moore Esq.
Brown Thomas Murry VIM
Brown Bebecca Owen Thomas
,Carck Mrs. Mary Philips Mark
Cummings Mrs f. E. Randall John Jr.
ICrps Mrs. Ann Robinson Isaac
l. arhart John Ramsdell John
Cook Joseph Scott VIM w.
Cook Mary Jane Steel David
sDurkey Mrs Eliza'thSteward james
Davis Benjamin ]. WALLCE, P NJ.
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!E1ENNOCk'S Double Cleared Corn Shelter
believed to t~ superior to all otIiers now II
use, constantly on hand and f'r sale, at manu-
iacturrr's prices, BY THOS. GARRETT,
ie EFF No. 81 Shpley st, Wilmington.
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LNancy Fullers. Washing and Military SHAY
Il ing Soap, for sale by VIM. PELL.
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B. +. M Az

o. r. wi q Y,
Has received fresh supply OF
Spring e. Summer Co,as
w HIGH VII be found iu
w calaiogus. Having been p,uhs d t.,"n
'oIses 40. |, on Market st. dow 90 49,,
u Dssh ST.: he VIII lsave it for Il, sr SO, T.,
nd ur %ne'hsr they are equal in aN :, s,ys
mo price, 10 any purchased in h,a ara,
lease call and examine 49,
MEN AND Boys WEAR.
O'o.ns Of various make and color Ca,s;,,s,..
.Iot,,v CO. a"u "ght, Fweeds and Parametts
;olored; French and Scotch lin.,,' ,D u;o"" ana
mo PLAIN Cotton goods for mania Iann' p.as
,auL cotton Checks for boys pun,s, America"
'anAeeh, Ves'ngs' blk satin, fig'd silk and eottsa
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
s',ks, hg'd' srip'd, changeable and p,si, b,L
inc ciangeable for mant,ilas, silk A,psrn, ' e
various colors, bereee dclainos do ,nonan; ~ y.
a'HeS, hg'd and plain berepe, chi fnI
"ni r GUARD silks; linen lustres. gipohom.
scotch. french and English; Saxon. Frenci, and
,"h'es''c Blk alpacas; Eng fish and American
w hlte Goods for Dresses, &c.
o,,; a" h, J"ckone'ls. null. Swiss, 6gd and
r'N'' oooA '''us'h and netts assorted.
TRIMMINGS
rrnges, gimps, Jenny Lind braids. cord,
:, &c. Silk and Linen Cambria HALE
'A's'efy and Gloves for Ladies and Gentl.men
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Musllns, bleached and unbreacheJ. COLD o.
,ics, canton rannels, wooden do ,,oon,;ra
diapers, fowl diapers and crash, bed ,ickiua Mo
Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
Nlolasses, crushed and brown sura,. J.
ahio, Lngnayra and burnt coffee; cocoa cboco
hie, spices, ground alnm fine sack ana dis
SAT- bacon, lard, butter, ackers -four. meal S.
N. b. Country produce taken at n,artst
prices IN exchange for goods.
Groceries, Groceries,
RROWN & MCINTYRE have in stor.
A1prlme MARACAIBO, LAGUIRA
:and RIO, COFFEE Cuba MoIasses. Port.
Rico and New York Syrup, Ia very sups-
error ar''cie,) fresh supply OF Jenkins &
o., superior packed Young Hyson. Inn.
perlal, and Black Teas. [inay Is
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CLOTHIyVG.

WYNN. G. LOWE respectfully informs his
w friends and the public generally, that he
IL now making upat his extensive clothing cstab-
lishment. No. "a Market Street. between Front
& Second, Wilmington, large and iashionaelc
assortment of clothing, which he intends selling
nj the lowest prices for cash. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore so literally exlened to him
he respectfully invites a continuance of the same
Clothes made 10 order at the sho rtest notice, in
the hest and most fashionable manner.
Wilmington, Del July Is ly
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ELECTRIC CHURN.

to make Butter ont ofncw
w Milk or sweet Cream, in from to IS min
fues. THO utility and simplicity of these Churne
make them desirable article TO farmers and
! dairymen, whose attention we would particular
. " invite to them Ohviatng many old dlthcul-
st,es and possessing various new advantages, We
s-,oubt not they will wherever tried, dispace al
! FORMER models hitherto invented
This patent received the premium Mt the late
Agricultural exhibition in Baltimore: it so tool,
fine premium at the last New Castle county
/ Fair, and wherever it has been tried, il has in
syarab, been admitted 10 be superior to every
Cnther churn now in use.
The subscriber having purchased from Chap
man Warner the exclusive right of said patent
for Cecil county, would canton the public from
buying these churns from any one except him
Nor his authorized agents All order. for chnrn.
addressed (post p,id) 10 the subscriber, at North
East. will he promptly attended to.
They also can he had Of his agents Joseph
Hainrs e. Son, Brick Meeting House
Job Haines agent at Rising Sun, and B. F.
May, Elkton.
CHAS.T. F. FOSTER.
North East, May 18th, ls5o--ly
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A WELL established Blacksmith Shop
LlPossession gwen immediately. Enquire u
THOS. GARRETT,
June eft No. 81 Shplev st.
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* rimshaws history Of Rome and Greece
UAlso the Llo Of Gen. Taylor and MITCHELL
School Geography and Atlas, for sale by
jyS -... WIN. PELL.
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TO all Whom il may Concern.

All persons indebted 10 the subscrlbe
are desired 10 make prompt payments
Those who neglect to render satisiactlo,
'by the goth July nex', may expect t.
be dealt with in legal manner wi,hou
respect 10 persons.
s. B. FORD.
North East, June 90 '5O-4w.
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I'D britannia Fluid Lamps. Venitian Window
ID Shades fall sizes, for sale by VIM. PELL
n adies Lawn hdkfs at 10 cents. also Shaw
1/and Hair Pins, for sale by VIM PElL
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Harness..

A LII kinds of Harness, Saddles, Brides
IA Mar,ingales, Collars, &C., made and sold IA
lefty pr .es, IN the "l1ollow," by
EIkton, je 22-St d A. McCREA.
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II AIDES GAITERS.-For snle by
IL apr 20. BROWN 4 McINTlk.
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a LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN
1At the Post Office at Port Deposit, Mary
land, June 30th, 1850.
"A Hen DR. Robert Makenion John
"a lien John Jr. Moore William A.
"A lison John Mcfarland John 9
Brady Peter Marsh Danforth K.
Booze James M. McCaron Ann Miss
Brown Edward Managun Michael
Burroughs Erastus Milhado Aaron
Beeman j. AlcLane Mr..
Bennett Edward b Machen Rachel Mrs.
Butlp. George Mccormick N. Mrs
Busin Fl F. Marshall Levin Capt.
Berry Emelne Mrs. Michner John D.
Bells VIM. L. Capt. Nelson H. j.
Berry VIM. (coI'd) Niche James
Beatty Mary Miss Ogden Charles Capt
Beatty Sarah E. MissOutten Daniel
Beaumont Thomas Phillips Hannah
Blackburn M. 2. Perks Z.
Carr Robert Parsons Joseph S.
CLARK John Capt. Potter James B.
{ chamberlain ]. r. Reynolds H.
Carney David Ruggles Timothy
Coae Ann Eliza MrsReynolds Reuben
Cheyney Salle L. Stockham George
Day Henry G. Steele A. S.
Davis John Steuart David A.
Easton J c Stansbury lessee
Eccleston ]. B. Shurp James
Ford D. G.. Scott George
Gooding A. L. Turnev Patrick
Griffin Edward Turk David
Greenfield A. H. Townsend Mark
Hutchinson Richard Tracy Fl wa
Hopkins Joseph T. Tracy Guy
Hamlin Abel Vandyke James
|HelmboId ]. X. Rev.Welts Matthew H.
jackson LENA Williams 4 Rowland
Jackson Allenia Williams H R.
Jones Lewis Williams PhilipT.
Klnnard Thomas Wilson James
kensey Abe! Wen,z c. F.
Knows Joseph -Wrigh, Eliza Jane
Lawrence Wentel Young John E.
Lambdrn Eliz'h MissZimmernan VIM.
July 6 SAML. PEACO, P. NJ.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, to the creditors of
~ jacob Holden. that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twenty frs. day Of October, being the first day
hath been sol apart for the final hearing in his
case, where his redilors may attend, and shew
cause. ifany they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
Test K C. HOLLYDAY, elk
July s, '5o-Sm ofCec county Court
NJ Office Id hereby gwen, TO the creditors ol
~ y Lew Elliott, tiata personal discharge hath
been granted [" said debtor, and that the twenty
first day OF October, being the first d,y of our
county court next succeeding this dale hath been
set apart Tor tho final hearing IN his Case, where
hs credituls may attend, and slew cause. II any
they lave, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test. r. c. HoLLYDAY, elk
July Sim OF Cecil county Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ James Grow, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the twenty
tst day ofOctober, beng tho 6rsl day OF our
county court next succeeding this date, hath
boon set apart for the final hearing in his case, \
where his creditors may atten aud slew cause
il any they have, why tina discharge shall mol
be granted SAID debtor.
Test X. c. HOLLYDAY. OK
June 6 SIN ofCecil county Court.
* rimshaws history of Rome and Greece ;,
~ a.. : e 4 NJ ,,,
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TUST received let of Mrs. 8 shues- gre
81 shoes. Also, lot ofchildrens
snge and Bia ck, BENZ T, MAY.
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Pennock's and Persons Drills
FOR SALE.

A SETT ofsecoud hand Blacksmith Tool
[ A consisting Of Bellows, Anvils, Vice. Sledgr
Hammers, and Wedges, Spikes and RIvit Too
longs, &c. TIiOS. JARRETT.
June 29-tf No. 81 Shipley st.
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OTlCE.-There will he special meeting
~ tho Orphans Court of Cecil county, on
the scsond Tuesday Of July next, i, being the
9th day of said month. School accounts will be
passed and paid at said term. Test
June 29-tm GEO. X. HOWARD, Reg.
|T INEN LUSTREs, at IL I-s cts, per va ed
h/fvr sails by Brown q Meln!rs'
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Farm at Private Sale.

'YFIIE subscribers will sell the Farm o
L which they reside, containing about
150 ACRES or LAND.
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tDENNOCK'S REVOLVING RAKES.-A
L supply of Pennock's very superior RevoIv
ling Hay and Cram Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheap by TllOS. GARRETT,
June 2S-u No. 81 Shipley 81
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II lST OF LETTERS remaining in th
sA Post Office at Elkt on, on the 3Oth O
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near Powder and Cologne Wp'e', for sale by
Tvs WM. PELL.
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THE MARKETS.

WrIx1xeroS. July l3. slight advance in Naval
Stores, owing to shippers entering the market yellow
dip turpentine a virgin dip So 40 per barrel of $50
lbs Small sales Of spirits turpentne 2S Corn.
Baltimore. selling at from IS to s23 per bushel
and flour, from Richmond Fa, at from So to Sc SO per
barrel.
FAYETTEVILLE, July Is. Cotton III to l2A cents !;
corn so to SIS cents per bushcl flour Ss s5 to $5 75
and scarce wheat 80 to $l and in demand oats As
cents per bushc; fodder 81 25 per hundred molasscs
% to 27 cents.
PErEnsBUnG, July IL. Tobacco still in great de-
mand, at the following prices Common lugs IS IS to
So rs, ordinary leaf 81 so % 75 good and fine leaf
80 IS to $ll fine manufacturing $ll so to $2l Man.
ufacturing qualities in great demand. Sales of two
hogsheads manufacturing made by 8. Wilkerson. of
North Carolina, at Sl5 IS and SIT So Cotton firm at
l2a cents -four at from $5 25 to 81; corn 10 cents
with good demand.
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JULY 8. Matthew Guy and Sam'l D. Perkins, Cum
bcrland John NJ. Fleming Rolesvilc; J. Y. stinson,
Franklin; Thomas 8. Grice and l.. Bryan, Johnston
Miss S. Davis and Miss M. Davis Duplin Miss j. Davis
Florida J. w. Parish, Chatham C. Whitaker Halifax
Thomas H. Avera Flint Hill.
july 9. G. D. Durham, Orange; w. H. Hall, Viii
mngton s. Rogers, ST., Wake.
JuL1 10. Mr. Mallett, Wilmington; /; A. F. Brevard,
Lincolnton; VIM. Slade, williamson; R. J. Mcdowell
and Lady and Mrs. NJ j. Brevard Irede Mrs. X. Brc.
ward and Miss E. NJ. Forney, Columbia g. c. Dr. John
H. Jones. Wake; Jacob Hersman, N. C.
JuLr IL. DR.. J. H. Hicks, Miss B. Hicks and Mis-.
R. NcIver, Duplin H. H. Bddlc, Newbe,n; Edward j.
Turner, Southampton Va; G. H. Smith, Scotland Neck
8. r. Trawick, Rolcsvle; Maj A. G. Banks, and Col.
+. G. Watt, Wake; J. G. Garlic, Pittsboro j. Caven-
css, Benton, Miss.
JuLr IL. Dr.. B. l.. Hill, Duplin; IA. Ramsey and
Oran 8. Poe, Pittsboro R. w. Hamlet Goldsboro' Dr.
H. M. Richardson, Holly Springs; Dr. T. T. Mastin,
Yanceyville 8. R. Browning, Alamance Alex. Nisbet
Auburn, N. Y; Br. Petsoh, Sweden; C. F. stanman,
Philadelphia.
JuLr l3. James Averitt, Onslow; Colonel Willie
Pope, Wake; g. E. Williams, Sampson; J. e. Carlile
Pittsborough; +. H. Atkinson, w. H. Atkinson, H. H
Atkinson, Johnston
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, july IL, 9P

Photographed for the Baltimore Sum-
WAsHlNeroN, July IL, p. Nj.
The Cabinet Rumors-yq Strong Ieam-Mr. Webster
The Gaphins-1Ae Generals, &c.
This morning the Hon. Henry Clay, and the Hon.
Daniel Webster called President Fillmore, and
spent some time in consultation Shortly afterwards
is said that the President teegaphc dispatch
es to Mr.. Evans of Maine, and Governor Crittenden
of Kentucky, requesting their attendance at Washing
ton to take posts in the Cabinet.
Great efforts are making to induce Mr.. Webster to
accept the State Department, which it is understood
has been rendered him.
Mr.. Ewing is endeavoring 10 hold on, but the
President has evidently determined that all the Gal.
phins shall take up their bags and walk with little
delay as possible.
Major General Scott and suite, with Gems. Wool
and Bsnkhead 70 be here to take part in the ner
al ceremonies. rr--5rf
Great exntation is manifested here at the news Of
the steamer Atlantic beating the crack Cunad steam.
er nine hours and half. allowing for twensy-four
hours in difference Of distance. :.
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$25 REWARD.

J. ANYWAY from the plantation Of Jas. G. Edwards
decd on the 29th of June last, negro man named
about II years DID, he is rather dark in complexion
and has lump the side of his right knee A. lnroa
as hens egg, which lead his detection if exam
ined He is about six feet high and generally weighs
about 200 pounds.
He stole the free papers Of Luke Hall and Ned Hall
who reside in ths County, and has ATTEMPTED 1o e.c,r
on the Rail Road by exhibiting the papers of tho former
which were taken from him, and he still has the papers
Of Ned Hall in his possession. AT Black Creek he in
qured his way to Raleigh but suspected that he may
still be lurking somewhere in this region.
The above reward will be paid any person Or pe..
sons who will deliver him to any of the suhscribers OF
confine him in any Jail that they can get him.
~ Address Macon Moye at this place.
MATTHEW l.. CARR.
DREW A. sEGG,
MACON MOVE.
Goldsboro, July l3, 1850. sc2-3t.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Couricr.]
w I,,I, IN

Correspondence of the Charleston Couricr1
WASHINGTON. July 10.
The President is dead in the White House. He
breathed his last twenty-five minutes before eleven
last night. He died from a complication of circum-
sances-some exposure and much imprudence in
diet-age and acknowledgements and the Cabinet
the Galphin case and the Texan difficulty, &c. He
was worried to DEATH The place Of his residence is
the chosen resort Of all the poisonous exhalatons
from the Potomac and the canal, we'll of prag
matical politicians. His Cabinet had been, for some
time, burden and blight on his popularity. and he
was unable to shake them off, fearing that, in going
farther, he would fare worse. The House had been,
for week, chiefly employed in abusing him about
the Galphn case, and the Texan presented diff
culties, and brought upon him menaces and exposu-
lations from his friends, and especially from Mr.
Toombs and Mr.. Stephens. Not well on the third
Of July, he exposed himself to the sun for two hours
on the Fourth. Dining late, he ate cucumbers, cab
bage and cherries, and drank milk. The next morn
ing he had cholera morbus. and then, after that,
bilious remitent fever, which terminated in conges-
ton. He preserved his faculties till FIVE o'clock
yesterday, after which he was but semi-conscious.
Gen. Taylor's last words were these:
81 die-I am erDecting .the summons-I am ready
to meet death-I haue endeauored faithfully to discharge
my duty-I am sorry TO leaue my friends"