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The southern press., 1850-10-02
Excitement regarding Slavery.

There is great excitement here this morning
growing out Of the beief-indeed OF ths iac'7-
that there are several persons in the town, known
to be on the look out for fugitive slaves. 1t is
well known that there are many negroes here who
have runaway from their masters The colored
folks are much excited and very uneasy. They
talk of immigrating to Canada.
The southern press., 1850-10-02

s-s We continue to-day the connected his
tory of the journey of the Omnibus--its joItings,
brcak-downs, and final through-passage- e--and
have little of the same sort left, which will
complete the chronicle. The entire account has
been carefully and laboriousy compiled from
the record of the proceedings and may be relied
on as authentic. 1t will be very valuable for
reference hereafter.
When this, and few other matters on hand
shall have been disposed of, we will have more
space and leisure to give that variety to the cou-
tents Of our paper which will render it interest
ing to the general reader, as well as to those
who take an interest in politics.
The southern press., 1850-10-02

BY Telegraph--For the " Southern Press n
Sailing of The Faicon.--Heapy Storm Condition o
The Markets
The southern press., 1850-10-02
THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1850.

.1s- NORTHERN NULLIFIcATIoN.--See tele-
,raphic dispatches in to DAVIS paper.
The southern press., 1850-10-02
The Cdor of Nationality.

There has been great contention for the honor
of Nationality" which is now understood to
mean believing out Justify against disunion
nulli6caion," and the whole vocabulary of hard
names, which are used to designate resistance to
Col. BENTON, however, who can claim the title
to the honor of originating this among other
humbugs still clings to it pertinaciously-as his
characteristic letter (Which we publish today
proves. However much his title is to be consd-
cred, the Pater Senatus" may be disputed, he
certainly can prove his paternity in this case
for he first made it the capacious cloak to cover
treason to his own section, in his controversy
with Mr. CALHOUN
The southern press., 1850-10-02

,g- The Maryland elections take place to-
day. The contest will be n warm one
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE ENsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The fund to be invested per charter the
benefit o the policy hoders in b9ads and mortgsges
ereon and in Stocks Of the State and of the United States
This Company being organized not for the benefit Of
oekhodeTs and capitalists but solely for the protection OF
sry Is in is operations great National benevolent insn
ton conducted upon the and solid principles and
handsome legacy to widows and Children after deah
Az policy holders, whether for life shorter TERMS who
profits s q N Rs whole
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors, thus securing
effect the I 9f Rs husband for ihe sole benefit
and of herself and children free from the claims of cred
S;s; ss: Rs t. s$$: s$:f s!$s s% SSsa
Isaac f.S%R o,rEs Geo E i asy
IIc,spR loser W Stanton, Morgan Hsf n NJ Cohen,
tsIR6 is5R Fs5s FssiaH s%liH TRso + MsSFIsS
Cornelius Fsowes, Joseph iaanae, John B. Leefep
JoHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
JOSEPH lIALLANDE, Vice President,
a5nss A WfHRREFRMSRfT HgET NJ esa coSsaso5 RGad of
II. G. HEARTT, Actnary y,.., E. L, GOoLD, Attorney.
Examine Office hours, for Blacks " AZ NJ eo'fo de- for
white % G aSs al ~ s ire lie % T exam white
o'clock P. M. He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had application the office
ty This Company is prepared to entertain applications
81 Life Insurance. snd issue fooe all sound and healthy
b Board which are less than @ the rates charged BY the
Se% TS lesSenes ses Il bs oH an and % 1. he
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at once the of twobrds
~ California Permits are issued % Life Insurance menu.
Res at New York and London rates Prospectus Table Of
necessary to effect Insurance can be had the office of the
fRs Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Once hours, y A. NJ. o5P.M. je2 1y
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ton, but TO posterity and il is your correspondent
humble opinion, that this last speech Of his will
last - long as our national records and in all pro-
liability beyond that time.
ltwonld be pity il Mr.. Webster had made an
16 eaFtasdn1s speech for the groundIipgs 50 as To-
please the men chat aborinR for so many dollars
day and roast beef He had higher and a mo-
bier task to perform, and he performed itwell He
agreed in substance with Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Csss and
MIR. Clay, and this is a great and remarkable fea
ture Of his speech. If it should be found that CLAY.
Webster, Cass and Benton do not seriously diss-
gree, Mr.. Calhoun and his friends will be Obliged
to accept the proposition.
As to, making the admission Of California test
question, as proposed by Mr., Calhoun, it cannot be
done at all California will be admitted as a State
but the remainder Of the question Of slavery will Be
settled pdr Passn. Neither will the South go
with Mr.. calhoun on that point. few men In
each State, mere spribkling in my opinionLvvilI
lead off on that point; but they will be defeated !:
and u they go too far, they will be lost. There is
no good ground for "remanding'' California AZ
Tennessee, according to Mr.. CaIhoun's Statement.
has been rernanded; unless the House (as II did
IN the case of Tennesseel strike out Of the enafe
bill every thing but the enacting cause and inssf
the terms Of admission TO which the Senate ,slsg
ultimately agree.
The South will have Justice on every mint. bnt
IN regard to California il is too apparent thar the
terms demanded by Mr.. Calhoun himself would
not advantage the South. Suppose she is ere-
mandef what then? We shall only have tur-
mol and agitation another year, and, at the end Of
IT, the same constitution which is now submitted
to Congress. There is no practical use whatever
in keeping the question open; on the contrary the
only practical use is in settling it SO as TO take it
out Of the hands Of agitators and of Congress- Mr..
Calhoun, in fine, must give up his South Carolina
dogma, 1suhG saLHs Extra eectesfa1s crth0lie1a !"
or the proestants will gain ground on him, and he
will be left in 9 lamentable minority. The very
object OF any compromise H. to put an end to the
agitation, and to save the ship" not, as Mr.
Webster eloquently remarked, to select a q frag-
ment on which to float from the wreck"
have reason to believe that Mr.. Cass will NOT
seriously differ from Mr.. Webster, and that Col.
Benton will, on all the main topics, agree with him
also. :.
learn from Harrisburg, Pa. that the bill intro
duced in the Legislature of Pennsylvania, to do
away with all the restrictions in the way Of pre-
venting the recovery of fugitive slaves is certain to
pass both branches of the Legislature and will
soon become law. The right spirit is up. But
while we look with confidence 10 a conciIiatory
course IN the North, we sincerely trust that the
South, too, will quit the extreme position assumed
by Mr.. Calhoun. X.
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The EXCITEMENT IN CANADA-The following
Placards were posted throughout Montreal on the
Saturday before the election, which resulted ina
riot as6
/" Forward to the polls. England, Ireland and
Scotland are looking at us. Death before dshonor
Better to die Britons, than to live Yankees. For
ward-hurrahl" :"
The progress Of the party which was laboring
under this excitement was stopped by the election
OF the annexation candidates, there is no know
ing what might have been done.
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From NIearaguG-Tze British Consul and The
= A1isricaa. Mintstey, etc. q
The Baltimore Sun of the 11th has a telegfaphic
dispatch dated New York. March 10.
The Herald, to-day, publishes letter from Nj
caragua, dated Feb 10. The correspondent in pass
ing through Honduras found everybody much ex
cited, in consequence of the late outrages of Mr..
Chatfeld the British Consul The people seemed
ready to make any reasonable sacri6ce rather than
put up with his insults longer 1t was pleasant
contrast to observe in what different manner The
American representative, Mr.. Sqnier, was spoken
OF. He is regarded as having saved the important
island Of Tigre The leading citizens Of Hondu-
ras are desirous Of signifyng their personal graft
tude to him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

The sale at auction Of the American whale ship
Tobacco Plant, before reported burnt) took place
on Wednesday last. The ship, etc, brought So 200,
and the oil ranged from 19I cents for whale, % "a
for sperm.
THE EXPLORING ExPEDITIoH.--The Honolulu
tSandwich islands, Friead says ~
II has in some way come to our knowledge that
certain English Davigators report to have sailed
over part Of the Antarctic continent discovered, or
iaid down on Wilkes charts. The simple facts, so
Tar as we can ascertain, are these The American
navigator appears TO have mistook portion of the
ICY barrier for the main land. yF
Subsequently, English exploring vessels eruised
higher up than the point laid down as land upon
Wilkes charts. That he was mistaken, is also
manifest for Captain Cooper, commanding the
franklin, uayigated his vessel, in January last;
deg. of longitude, and deg. of latitude, on w.
6by .. course over region laid down as land by
hrs countryman, Wilkes. This was between the
parallels Of longitude 196 deg 20 min, and 165 deg
80 min E and on about the parallel Of latitude SO
deg. 20 min.'s ass 4 81
We trust for the credit Of the country, that this
statement is not true. Nothing could be more disa
greeabe, than the conviction that after all said and
and done in relation to the exploring expedition,
(Which cost the United States a sloop-of.war and
a mint OF money! its grandest achievement was a
vanity. ss
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mr.. We5sa's Spsseh-Its reception North and
SOath-.AdaissiOn Of California = Cas- and
Benton Moderation IN Pe1nsylpania.
A Washington City correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, in letter of the 10Th inst says:
The great speech of Mr.. Webster is still the
theme, in Washington. Those who pretend to
support the administration admit that it is good in
many respects but they cannot entirely agree with
Mr. Webster. The South prefer it to any speech
that has been made !" On TIE other side" Of the
question the North think that Mr.. Webster has
gone far enough" but all who have the welfare
Of the Union at heart whether they come from the
South, North, East or West, admit that il is
patriotic speech which viii ultimately settle the
question. s..s ~ 5,,a|-t s5-5z, ~, y s,s=s.
The Countryside whole country-are under
lasting debt Of gratitude the great Massachusetts
statesman. Mr.. Webster's speech may now be
criticised by small sectional men; this and that
little squad may find fault with particular express
sion !; some fanatics may think he has not been
sufficiently ultra, and some bigots may. with =
sassspeuieas As; sonplain cf iss want ef piesy Or
eFthsdexy bus MI Webslss i no, an fasgomFia
sEsIef be spsahs Hei enly 10 shs PFsssRI EsAsFa.
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.r The English agents are very busy Just now
They say the United States has agreed to acknowl-
edge the Musquito Sambos as a nation under their
protection, and will use their influence to have the
canal pass through This, Of course, is all decep-
ton, although they positively say that such an ar
rangement has been made with an American Min
lister in England, and that Lord PalmerstOn is
party to the business. +
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Z
tRsgmssi fos ths cssssmtI
LsgisIaturs of Louisfsmas
The Senate met ssrs-ass - s'sssa - Ps@-
m ra.shT. r,-s,,s y ne senate.
M Salonoon ;neav,rss ~ a .u.s ~ -
reuee az the Uonss In ! -. = s..-I; - -:
dafion or tbe afFairs n ebs CIR E.-k - ~. ~
Iezns aIso fbaf he Hons- e,sr,,~ ,r;st ,--5
,,,s,,. in IN. -ss.,,,,,;,s ..-t.;. ....Is
r. he f,,.t;,,,;e, ~. ii. ~ 80 =, -.'sf -
~. 80, ~ :, sss., - go =. ~, ). kf...s:
- ,Se Grad -. -, y. A. - ,.l-.s. ,- s2
es,ablisbnent n hrsnch of ~ - ,-s
F.nL 81 1s,a1 -, = ~ - .--7sss.-. 4:
s,rrc,s, - s.,os ~ 3 y - -
prsSs 20 bs,;s, ~ "a ss ~,-
nunie.ai;o,, y,iss - p.;f =, :
Mr.. Vas WickIe--On motion. a.. s.n.ss t.,,r
up An zcf az the sl;sf y ~ N
s, -sr :, Z ~ g.
and cfesfe i ee,eraI f,svsS fs,d
M h Be-bs-- Al at =, ,,ras;i e. ~ -. -
The Charts. Ho.nfssI n Es1- f-ss.a-.S- -. nrfs -
The Gassrnsrfa -r~c;.l ,,s,s-.s-~- J.r;-s -
eral messs1es fro.n rhs fyavsr,,-' 80 ;,s.ss -
Senate fhst he Govsrpor IA sg.sd I,
tive 10 the New OrIeans Naviieatlou f,as,rsS-
Tbs Senate adjourned IN a,s,rras 4, s -si..
- = = : Z s'''--'
BkToE HoUoE, Nm1h "a
Inc House met pursuant @ adJoarnsnsat Ono
run present. - - NJ. = T. < -
M, retnons wsfe presented by Messrs karAsf and
wndsf ths forsssr petitisn IN relzsien o eeis-
~ 1s.E .1s psutan . nrs Lou
Bill IntTodaesd .---By Mr. I.arus. =, ..t a ~
psopnats money for tfls expenses II he survey of
the city.
Mr. Rivers on behalf of the I.epee Cams6sffsrL :
made very able report setting forth much vlzI,,s
bic infurmzfion, and making several sueveatious
amongst them the estabIishmenf of n Yo.rd "
Commissioned to male ) teI.grznk;. 81 L.s,o-
gfaphie survev rennextipy Cnnsgr... - f,,-t -
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List OF vessels In Port Not CIeared.

Nsts.n the First municipality in the fovin,
iaes q etOs esHenes Al tbs Kairead and
IN the sscond ~ The hea above
Nal being fiSiboAt Landing. hiy lm3 ~ Nss
esanance tbs RHrsad lbeinr fers barfl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

SERIOUS CHAReE--A Mr.. Lewis was arrested
a few days since, at Grafton, N. Y, while in the
act Of being ordained Baptist minister, charged
with having murdered Smith in the anti-rent ex-
citement, s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

The WAREHousIEa SYsTEM.--The New York
Chamber of Commerce has passed resolutions IA
voring the Warehousing system, and asking that
the present burdensome form adopted on the entry
Of imports at the Custom House should be simpli-
fed aFr r 5fsfTss
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V1TANTED-By the adyeriiser, q SITUATION as
w BooK-KEEPERs or .QUT-DoeR CLERK IL Commis
had considerable experisncs in either o the above osnacs
and possessing the best dpsfOus obtain
&C. NJ at this Office a u - ~ q mhs6t
VHTANTED-B0ARDin in respectable Private Fsmily, /
vi c5 h shs upper part Gf ihe city, tS Sens@a Item Ms
sness sseR q Addres q wi.h ssI name sqd location IN
WTANTED-A SITUATION by q yoang woman to
wv accompany Hdy soSsSsD The best Of ret ss
TNF0nMATl0N WANTED-pf FRANCIS RE-
1 LEY Of the County osvan; Parish Of Anah. Town Of
Ss sn1 SnSn a nsSe G% ~ wSs ss o n a
ibis paper via 3 thankfully received w Virginia papeEs
hive or thirty years ago and came the United States His
sSHss Us mol John q aI pfas 5 s.T g d n the E OF New sGP
INFORMATION WANTED = OF the person who
discharged avsssl al Post ~ about the 2lh Of OC
U% 9ssr s1s 1Ssys ro B0x5s %
l!th NGyembs5, marked K; = H. AysysyA, GA; theS
ie Undersigned by any person who may have secyed
By fSss fSi R n haRRIsoS s8S co as.s sssd e
N mOdaiad with BOARD n Pvas FsE. Ssn Rs aSeS S6s1.
tesrs are pC other n, hosFsrs Or children Terms odia
AeioIeSs =. : - -ns o.loc. Ja3S
. WANTED no PURCH ASE III
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET
beess eenn6ea nsa1 ma g Lsn Rooms Ss ,sissaisa
Il.. IUT bssTses q, : MssdssR Jacs GEens sad syia
~ " iEunt, Wttn improvements e0 to 43uu value
location Of Chesnul and Third ases about hall
square wilh m0deaae iuEogeenfz suburb Ppisacs
& a ii Gsusss Rss A1s 81 AsD
LAND IN Lafayette, GIqenvle. Hursfyln aud ShTeWs-
bury TtIOS ID Hal. .f,fs R,offer
mhl5 .a9 sst III Common street.
CALLFORNIA HOUSES. The UNDERSIGNED Is nov
sa,as sssR g. c.SsA A1s asnbss Rba
Portable Houssss Of such dimensions e may Teqni
red can be furnished at the shoest notice reasonable
TERMS lew Houses Of 20 BY 40 fest for Stoves Stories
70 which the attention OF Cahnia enefann called
to- when accompanied BY cash csy gusEaniee credit
b. AOWARD Buildea ~ o CarondelRt street, !.
New Leyee Streets In The Immediate vicinity Of the shipping
c All orders leE al the Workshop, as Carondest street,
vii meet with prompt attention. mhlS Il
HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
A LFRED MASON, Builder af California Portable
IA H0xses etc. elc.-HoRses OF good structure and -
material will BE- furnished b. A. NJ % reasonable tefns m
He will leave for San Francisco about the middle az
April next and will attend the erection Of the same
required A portion Of the money be made payable in
San Francesca. fsR 0Fder leif with G. w. MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine Streets (Nhere plans can be ssenl WI
meet with prQmpt attentiQn. fseplaon Sc Chayes sfsss
epggsaie lhe ponnlnssssai EsohAEgr mht I'm
MesElLI.iAt,s, slsBFIif.-A sa0las i0s b asai
Shs ,oaH scotS. q saA rl.sa
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Eight Dollars yearly and quarterly
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be single
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ton Those Of greater length proportion Notices
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Advertisements Pablilhed weekly ri weekly monthly
charged 81 insertion liberal
discount made 70 those who advertise by year.
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Paris is quiet though serious disturbances have
occurred in the Southern pHOvinces. The Govern
ment Is coneerting efIectual measures to quel
demonstrations Of dissatisfaction for which purpose
the country has been divided into four grand mill
tary divisions, which Generals have been
placed with extraordinary powers of command
L he Assembly has been chiefly engaged in dis
ctssing the Educational bill, on which M. Theirs
and his party had received severe defeat NJ
Ihiers has since withdrawn his support from the
Government -
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BALE TOBACCO.

BALE TOBACCO.
FTs0nACCO HALEn AND REPACKED TO order on
~ y he gss hyggEhis tstss. fItalP AND DOM
E1Is W AhEn WIN rgaaI,tss snq nisrst9h " vIs
and eussiss Esfsss IThs 5nl JOHN MuLhENN,
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HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

MesE.LiaAne, slsbRtkx--A eholae l0s h asai
GhS toaN EcoEN, g ssnA Elssa
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MARINE AND FIHE INSURANCE..
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.

Directors:
1oHS M RILt. ALEX. AaIlson, lJAs, B. KEowLEs,
II H. II w t%2Se; %os;s,o, RT; 1s. MEAFRs: H.: sAMLsEAT.
: I.sps r On, s.r,...,g JOHN. M. HILL Pres't.
fw This long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies, CONTINUES take
RIVER, Sc IA and FRI RISKS the most liberal terms,
at ip Agency in New Orleans, at the office of
o1 PICKETT, PERKINS 4 CO, 81 Magazine ST.
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AHB' gR 5E5 si Il F14E5RF \ ~ Z Sg "a 4 q
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EhInN Fnfsut Tnalles lln2
Abaeiana II rn2 iSspnsl,nnocL s,5 ii
Abby Pratt Izsil Rehsnrc ii M W III e ~
AaIaa 5nt Revere Point Wma Eizateh
Ahee wilson, Point Sarah nt1 W. Nc Main
Allan n2 ma . N
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-24
NEW STORE.
On South North Water and CI,esn MT St,.e.

NEW STORE.
On South North Vater and Chestnut Streets
e- (UNDER THE ROCK SPRING FURNITURE wAREHousE)
WILMINGTON, N. T..
VIE subscriber takes this method of informing his old
friends IN Dupin county, and the citizens of Wilmington
the North with large assortment of NEW GOODS the
spring and Summer trade and has them OPEN in the
store on the South of North Water and Chestnut
Streets, under D. LOVES Furniture Warehouse where he
prepared to sell goods at the lowest prices in
exchange for country produce wishing to buy
would do well to give him CALL determined to sell
bargains. 8 q. =.
The following articles comprise portion of his stock:
ps,.. Ix 1aTleoees Apron Checks colored
Cambria, Marlboro Stripes Kentucky Jeans Tweeds brown
Holland, brown Linen Linen Checks, Drab dEte, Vest
Patterns Bed Tcngs beached and unbeached Domestic
Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs blue Cotton Yarn, Umbrel
las, Sc &c.
A large assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
Farming utensils of every description such Ploughs,
Plough Lines and Bale Ropes Hammers Shove and Spades
Manure Forks, sc. SC.
An extensive assortment of Shoes various qualities and
sizes.
Hats.-Fur Panama, Leghorn, Wool. and Palm Leaf.
GrOcerics.-Sugar, Coffee Tea Moasses, Salt, Dried
Beef and Beef Tongues Fulton Market Mess Beef Mess and
Prime Pork Bacon Mackere Canal and Fayetteville Flour
Rice, Crackers Butter, SC.
FOolscap, Letter and Bill Paper
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets
large variety of iron and brass bound Water Buckets
Tubs and Pals; Nests of Measures; Pots and Kettles Cups
and Saucers, Sc Sc.
The subscriber respectfully his thanks his old
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him. and solicts continuance of their custom
SAMUEL DAVIS
April 18th, 1850 32-G
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-24
London House.

"A THE subscriber having rented the Hotel formerly kept
@1by Capt. A WADE, the N. E. of Front and
Market Streets known the London House, respectfully
informs the citizens of Wilmington and all others desrou
obtaining BOARD that he has provided the House with
furniture of every description and that he is prepared
ceive Boarders by the day. week month"; the most
sonable terms All the bed constructed to
have them warmed to suit the comfort all persons His Ia
BILE shall always be provided with the very
afford and pains expense will be spared make his
customers perfectly satisfied -"
Strangers will please enquire for the LONDON HOUSE.
A He has also rented the STABLES recently occu-
El pied by Mr. w. T. J. VANN, the Carolina Hotel,
he is prepared to take Horses at Livery and
have them properly and carefully attended to- He has also
large LOT adjoining the Stables for the accommodation of
Drovers JAMES PETTEWAY.
Oct. 19, 1919 6-tf
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New Livery stab1es.-Fire-Proof.

Ia New Livery StabIes.-Fire-ProOf.
p4Gl HAVING completed my Livery Stables, am
N Oenow ready to receive Horses livery by the day.
week, month. >.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the and very convent
en to the business part of the They built brick
and covered with n which makes them entirely
They large, commodous and well constuced and
respect comfortable and convenient any Stables
the United States
also have or the accommodation of Drovers large and
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably. -.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGGEs kept constantly for hire
My Hostlers cannot be surpassed in country, and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
who favor with their custom.
feel grateful friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope merit continuance their
custom. H. r. NIXON
Wilmington N. c., Dec IL. lS47. l4-tf