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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28
THE WORLDS FAIR.

THE undersigned her Brtanic Majesys Consul for North
and South Carolina is directed to make public the sub
joined particulars respecting intended exhibition Of the
works industry of all nations to be holden in London IN
the year 1851 and begs to invite cooperation in under
taking of such obvious benefit and advantage
He will happy receive communications from parties dis
posed exhibit produce, machinery other specimens of
American industry and art.
The exhibition will divided into the following sections,
prizes will be distributed under appropriate regulations
SECTIONS.
l. RAW MATERIALS AND PRODUCE-illustrative
the productions in which human industry en-
ployed. -
e MACHINERY (for Agricultural, Manufacturing, En-
cheering, and other purposes) and MECHANICAL IN
Substantive of the agents which human inge-
nuity brings to bear upon the productions of nature
8. MANUFACTURES-illus of the results pro-
duced by the operation of human industry natural
auctions - -.
4. SCULPTURE, MODELS, AND THE CLASSIC
ART of the taste and skill dis
played in such application of human industry a.
GEORGE w MATHEW,
British Consulate.
Wilmington June 2lst. 1850. 4l-lt.
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FOR SALE.

THAT desirable residence Market street continued IN
L on the second square, of boundary street, on Eik
the side story high and basement well calcula
small family. The building is built of the best
terials and by Sherman four years old. The lot is
market street, running north hundred
with foot alley the West adjoining
Mr. John Banks the East. Title indsputable Terms
easy. Apply to A. MAY, or
JNO. A. TAYLOR.
P S. If sold by the LIST of September will be to rent
A. M.
June 2Sth 1850 42-3t,
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MARRIED.,

In this county, the 18th instant by the Rev Mr. WEST
Mr.. VIM. JONES, Miss JERUsHA, daughter of Mr.. VIM
NEWTON.
In Fayetteville the 18th inst, by Rev. B. BUXTON
GEORGE B. WErMoRE ESQ.,, to Miss Rosa T. HALL
In AnsOn county, on the 18th inst JAMES NJ McCoRkLE
In Greensboro the 18th inst, by Rev. JOHN A GRET
TER PETER G. Evans, Esq., of Chatham, to Miss ANN ELL
IA, daughter of Ex-Coy MoREHEAD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

In PREDIcAMENT-Th administration is hating
between two bundles of hay. It stands pledged to
the North in favor of the Wilmot Proviso and dares
not therefore, support the bill of adjustment estab
fishing territorial governments without prohibition
of slavery and it is equally afraid of establishing
recommending territorial governments 1cth the pro-
viso; because, in that case, the South, to man,
would oppose the President and the bill In this di-
emma. they have resolved to shuttle off all direct
sponsbity by inviting the territories to form
State constitutions and to apply for admission into
the Union News to that effect has positively reach
ed here, and will be an additional reason why the
admission of California by herself will be resisted to
the last extremity as on the part of Benton and the
precedent for the admission of Utah and New Mex
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

New YORK; June 22d.-NAvAL SToREs.-The market is
less buoyant and for articles further decline in prices
has been submitted The sales 600 bbs North Coun
ty Tupenne at 81 70 per 2sO lbs; 1900 White Rosn,
principally So to ST. according to quality 200
81 Is 81 20 for North County and 81 22a 81 25 for Will
mngton, delivered; POO bbls. Spirits Turpentne the
wharf export BOZ cents and in lots wanted from
store 81 3d. cash. The stock of Turpentne though still
light is accommodating; that of Tar is ample of Spirits
Turpentine, small and of White Rosn moderate. Com
continues to sell quite freely though prices scarcely
so firm.
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Foreign Markets-Per steamer Cambria.


LIVERPOOL, June S-The -four market is dull and prices
about the at the close of the previous week. though
rather favoring buyers.
The market Indian is also dull and prices declined
from Cd to Is per quarter of 48O lbs.
The provision market quiet and favorng buyers
declined 3d. butter and tallow cd lower
The late continental advces have created active de-
mand for coffee of all descriptions and prices have advanced
from IS to IS per cwt.
from Cuba had the tendency to strengthen
the sugar market materially, end prices have advanced
Nothing doing in rice.
The Liverpool cotton market firm at the closing pr
of the previous week The sales of the week amount
$4,000 bales.
NAVAL SToRELarge arrivals of Turpentine had caused
prices to recedesaes reported at 6s Tar 500 bbs at S.
Rosn, 400 bbs at Is "a Is Cd Spirits Turpentine
changed.
Brown & Shpleys Circular dated Liverpool June 7th,
states that the demand cotton during the early part
week continued good with and SPECTATORS we'll
for export and with tendency to command further adj
vices but within the last two three days the market
been comparatively quiet.
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DIED.

In this town. the 18th instant, after lingering Illness
Mrs. ELSIE PRATLovE, in the 50th year of her age.
In this town, the 24th inst FRANCIS ELLA daughter
of Mr.. B. w. berry, aged years and months.
In California the 9th December last Mr. CHARLES E.
CARSON of JOSEPH Med CARSON Esq, of Rutherford
ton, N. c..
On the overland route from Texas to California in July
1s49 Major JOHN MURcHIsoN, formerly of Cumberland
n. c..
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, always
inspection cooperage &c. Lumber 80 81 per
M Tar and Tpentne about 10 cents per barrel *For dry
quality.
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Mrs Darlington, hearing that in California
gold found in quartz, wanted to know if any had
yet been discovered in gallons. She thought when
they came to finding it by the hogshead, she would
90 out there herself.
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THE CUBAN PATRIoTs.-1n addition to the intelli-
gence respecting the patriots furnished from
other sources learn from the Florida Republican,
that eight ten had arrived at jacksonville route
for their homes in the States Over 800 had reached
Tampa from Key West in two small vessels and sew
eral smacks-among them Gen Grant, one of Lopez's
staff. After remaining few days in Tampa, the
left in parties foot-some proceeding towards
Tallahassee and others towards Jacksonville. They
represented to be in very destitute condition.
having lost all except the clothing upon their
backs and many being even without shoes.
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BosroN, June 22d.-NAvAL SroREs.-Spirts Turpentine
has declined and is in moderate demand We notice sales
small lots 3Sc cash. and SO bbls shade under this
Tar continues dull and sales only in small lots at 81 IS
S74 per bb For Rosin there is inquiry for
export Sales of 800 bbs 81 20 81 25 6mos.;
small sales Pitch 81 81 81 ner hhl 6 mos
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CUNCEFN'
NHE undersigned begs leave inform his friends and debt
that in the fire of Wednesday night last which de-
stroyd his Office of his books and bonds notes.
and other evidences of debt muated and deaced
by fire and make it necessary the
he therefore requests all those indebted to him. by bond
otherwise forward at the earliest possible
moment and acknowledge the which he win
consider great favor the confusion in which his business
ly home for weeks months and prevent him from wait
ing upon them for that purpose Please gentlemen cof
forward without delay in Strengthening up my
affairs in the best be found at my Office
in the brick building Front Street. and above old
office. II. MUTT.
juno IS 1850 4l-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28
Dreadful steamboat Accident.

The steamboat Griffith, from Buffalo, bound up
Lake Erie, took fire ON the 18th inst, when about
twenty miles from port and burned to the
waters edge. About two hundred and fifty persons
persisted either by fire or water On the succeeding
day two hundred and twenty victims of all ages and
both sexes were buried in one trench dug in the
high bluff nearly opposite the of the tragedy
The sight must have been melancholy in the extreme
DEATHS BY DRowNING.-On Saturday night six
colored persons slaves, got into boat at Brunswick
river Ferry to attend Camp Meeting at Town
Creek. When nearly across the river, the boat by
some means was upset. and two ofthe company were
drowned one black man, the property of Mrs. LAS
PEYRE and the other woman, belonging to Mrs
CowAN.-Commerci0l, Of Tuesday.
New ORLEANS, June 21
True Bill found against Gen. Lopez and other Cuba
Invaders.
The Grand Jury, to-day, sitting as grand inquest
for the United States, found true bill against Gen
Lopez; Mr.. Sigur, of Delaware Governor Quitman
Judge C. Pinckney; Mr.. Smith, of Mississippi; Ex.
Senator Henderson Mr.. OSulvan, former editor OF
the Democratic Review and ten others of the expe-
ditionists against Cuba They are indicted for the
offence prescribed by the laws of our country in re-
ference to the matter in question. They have been
held to bail for trial before the U. S. Court
Tel. Cor. Bait Sun
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CALIFORNIA MARKETS, May l4.-Bread- per h. IA
Ice; do. Navy, do. Chill none Bricks per NJ.
Candles-sperm per h. So 60c do tallow mould sales
CoalAnthracte, per ton, % $50 ditto soft, Co
feeRio and Manila, so 40c do. Java Dried Fruit
per lb-dried Apples 25 3Oc dried Peaches 25 80 cts
Raisins Malaga per box 10 $1 do. cask per h. none
Lumber, good Am. per NJ. feet $95 $40. Flour, Chill
200 h. sacks 500 60 100 lbs do none do 80 lbs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

COMMODORE STOCKTON has written letter contra
dieting the story that he had resigned his commits
sion in the navy to go to California. He has no in
tention of going thither, and wants letters
the subject the rumor having very inconvenient-
ly increased his correspondence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-28

Head Quarters 9th Division No. Carolina Militia,
WILMINGTON, 9Th June, 1850
To the Colonies commanding the 25th 26th 18th AND 40h
Regiments Of the 18th Brigade, 9th Dtrisio" of North Co.
roifna Militia:
VOU hereby ordered to assemble the Commissioned
Officers of your RESP ectiye Regiments at your ushl
place of Regmental Review the 4h day July next 4
to vote for person to fill the office Of Brgader eneTa
by the resignation of Gen JAMES w Cox. You will
certify the result within ten days thereafter.
l.. H. MAR STELLER, MAJ. Gen.
n. F. Nixon, Aid. 80
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Havana Markets-Per Steamer Isabel.


HAVANA MARKET June 9-Sugar continues very active,
and instances advance had been obtained the
following quotations 'Whites st a0 rails fine and choice
whites lOa IL rails; Yelows 81 rials superior yell
lows, u rails Browns 81 81 rails; Cucuruchos, Al
rails We may add that Whites and in very
eager request that purchases only be made slowly
Muscovados becoming very scarce, and but small
quantity remaining for sale either side the Island We
quote Il rails for ordinary to midding and ST rails for
the better kinds.
Grinding is finished throughout the Island with very
exceptions The accounts respecting the total
present CROP still than they lately supposed
to be.
For Moasses rails has been paid in of the out
ports, and II in others In the harbor ras asked
sale of Muscovado Molasses made at 81 rals.
''There is scarcely any Coffee in the market
The sales of Lard have proceeded steadily and prices
little higher The stock only equal to 5000 kegs,
and almost the whole quantity is in barrels The only trans
actions in Rice last report of no 2
rails There 500 casks afoat 1000 casks in store
besides 1900 qunta of Brazil The present value of Carroll
may be considered lO4 10a rails.
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New YORK. June 25-6 P. M-Cotton 12S 123. Corn,
mixed and yellow 81 and &c. Mess pork SO IS prime IS
Is No change in other articles.
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OUTGOING UNITED STATES SENAToRs.-The follow
ing is list of the Senators whose terms expire in
1851 and whose successors will be chosen by the Le
gislatures to be elected this fall. The Wings are
marked thus (*):
Pheps,* of Vermont, Webster,* of Massachusetts.
Greene,* of Rhode Island, Dickinson, of New York,
Dayton of New Jersey, Sturgeon, of Pennsylvania
Waes,* of Delaware Pratt,* of Maryland,
Mason, of Virginia, Davis, of Mississippi,
Turney, of Tennessee, Corwin,* of Ohio,
Cass, of Michigan, Bright, of Indiana,
Benton of Missouri, Yulee, of Florida
Rusk, of Texas, Dodge of Wisconsin,
Hamlin, of Maine, Baldwin,* of Connecticut.
Who's
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Men Wanted to Travel Agents for the History of
The Mexican War.
TN1E subscriber is publishing the History of the
l. MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical Sketches of
the lives of Generals Taylor Scott WORTH Wool Twiggs
Shields and several others of the most distinguished officers
illustrated with numerous Portraits and Engravngs,
BY ]. FROST, LII. D.
number of intelligent and enterprising of good char
acer offered profitable employment circulating by SUBJ
serpton above work New Hanover County, and other
Counties of the State of North Carolina
The terms, which very LIBERAL will be given app
cation to the subscriber, post paid
This work will sold in the Book stores but exclu
sively by agents, a reasonable and uniform price.
H. MANSFIELD, Book Publisher,
I34 York street. New Haven, Connecticut.
New Haven, Ct, 18th June, 1850. 42-3t*
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NORTH CARoLINA.-At a recent Wing Convention
Charles Manly, Esq, the present Governor of that
State, was re-nominated. And at the Democratic
Convention, which assembled in the city of Raleigh
nomination for Governor. The election will take
place the first day of August next, and there is
every to expect that the Democratic party
will triumph, not only in the election of Governor
but in returning decided majority of members to
the State Legislature. Mr.. Reid is the intelligent
and gallant competitor that Gov. Manly close
at the last election and had the Democratic party
then been conscious of their strength and discharged
their duty faithfully, their candidate would have
succeeded by handsome majority.
NOrfOIk ArrnS 10Th inst
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
THE above reward will be given to any person who -
l. furnishes sufficient proof to convict any white per-
harborng and assisting the negro girl SALLY N
slave. Said SALLY runaway from the subscribers IN
the 10Th of April last and has not since been heard of
BRAY & AUGUSTINE.
Wilmington Tune 81 1850 H-3t
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TAAES !--TAXES3
Hereby given to the Inhabitants Of New HAND
yer Soany tnat have received from the Clerk Of the
and mole the ready for their inspection And hereby
eque. them they know of lands polls other taxa
bic property not given in to give information thereof
further say to all persons to ca and pay Taxes and
TO those who are in for back Taxes to call and
them, without delay, if they wish to save costs
Wilmington, " c. June !, 1850 - SO so.;t
Chronicle cony + i's-'fl-f' = Wv
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NEW T..
True Bill found against Gen. Lopez and other Cuba
The Waters are upon us.

Every boat arriving from above brings sorrowful
intelligence regarding the state of the river which,
at many points, has swept away the feeble barriers
raised to confne its torrent and, with them, the
hopes, the all, of hundreds of most industrious
citizens. 1t is impossible to make by approx
nation. any thing like correct estimate of the enor
nous injury sustained already from the crevasses
that have occurred; but it is certainly exaggera
ton to suppose that it exceeds several millions
Many of the most valuable plantations of the State
irreparably injured, while the dminuton of the
growing crop of this season, from overflow alone,
must be very serious indeed. An immense breadth
of country is under water, and the great Gre
vase reported by our attentive correspondent in this
mornings paper, having occurred opposite Bayou
Sara must produce loss and suffering if not actual
ruin, to the numerous planters residing between the
Mississippi at that point, and Berwck's Bay in At
takapas
1t will be seen by every eonversant with the
topography of the State that the lands overfown, if
not The most valuable are among the richest in the
south, and chiefly used for the growth of sugar The
pressure of this terrible calamity will fall with fear
full and crushing severity almost wholly the SUI
gar planting interest already suffering severely by
the shorness of the crops and the low prices of the
last two years,-Neao Orleans True Delta.
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TNHE subscriber offers for sale his House and L0tSA
where he resides The dwelling is two stories lii
and has six rooms with fireplace in each ropni On the
premises is double Kitchen and good wel Of water The
Lot 65 by &C feet fronting Boundary Street, between
Dock and Orange Streets and adons the residence Of VIM
B. JONES. ~
Persons wishing to purchase desirable residence will
please call subscriber his Tail0rs Shop on Front
Street. up stairs, Dr. HARRIss's medical oies whore
all necessary information will be freely given.
June r. 1850 30-tf1 A MIN1ftsi.s
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE June 25.-Brandy peach, IS IS; APPLE
so per GALL Beeswax, IS; Bacon u H. Begging, Is
20 Cotton, III II; Corn, IS 80 Coffee, 10 ii ;
Cheese IL Copperas, p 8 Candles, Is Flour, S.
$50; Feathers % 80 Faxseed, 81 25 Green Hides,
Al; Dry do 10; Swede Iron, 6; English do, 81 4;
Indigo, Il Lime 81 rs 81 90; "A Brown Sheetngs
TIC; Yarns, to TO- &c., Lard 81 u Sole Leath
err 2Oa; Bar Lead 81 Molasses rs 80 Cut Nails
OATS Linseed Oil, 9Oc Brown Sugar, &C. Loaf do.
IL 12h Sack Salt, 81 so; Alum do Is SO Shingles, 81
$2t Tallow, 10 Wheat IS 80; Whskey, IS Sc !;
Wool, IL 12a; White Lead, 2 %
CHARLESTON June 26-CorroN.-The transactions yester
day reached 1884 bales at full prices The sales
follows bales at 10 10 at 1O4 "a at l0a II at IL at
IL 116 20 III 364 at 12 81 at 1875 735 at 12 519 at
12a and SO bales at 123c.
NEwBERN, June 25.-Nava Stores-Some few small par
cells Tupentne have sold 81 60 for virgin 81 for yell
low Dip and ST Is for scrape.
PHILADELPHIA June 25-6 P. M-four is dull and small
sales of brands at 183 So 2 and extra at rs
$5 So White wheat 81 80 Red 20 81 81 Yellow corn
6Sc; white Soc. Southern Oats 42c. Molasses 28ac.
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FOR. SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned, being driven the necessity ola
abandoning his home, which has been very pleasant
one offers for sale or rent his Dwelling and improvements
situated North Front street, the Rail Road Also
several parts of lots the Dwelling.
should not offer to dispose of the above Property in any
way, but notorious keeper of house of prostitution has
been allowed to erect branch of her establishment directly
in front of Dwelling, which leaves alternative
abandon my home and propery submit to the indig-
nifty which conceive has been offered to myself and
borhood steps have been taken prevent the erection
of this notorious branch house of prostitution.
June FTANNER
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A CARD.
THE undersigned returns his grateful Acknowledgements
citizens of Edgecombe county generally, for their
kind hospitality while engaged in the erection
Of the Monument to the memory of the late Col WILSON,
He particularly his thanks to the who had
charge work. for the faterng resolution passed after
its completion. S. r. FORD.
Wilmington June g. 1850 42lt
NTOLAssEs. IL hhds crop Cuba Molasses. Low
IHl for cash at GEO. H. KELLEYS. 8
CHOKING Tobacco.-25 900 papers of that choice Smo
. king Tobacco. at S7a cents per dozen
For sale by - HOWARD ( PEDEN.
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Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Sargcry1
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the
II citizens of Wilmington and public generally He +
prepared perform the latest and most Princ
PIES all operations his profession. ncorruptble Artificial
Teeth inserted from to entire set gold plate
Whole upper set inserted the atmospheric principle hav
ing made an improvement in this mode inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends it answering the purpose OF
mastcaon Sc They can be taken out and put back a.
pleasure by the with comfort and be-
detected from the natural Teeth All operations warranted
in the United States Irregularities in chdrens Teeth
| rected.
M8- Office formerly occupied by DIR. WARE. Al
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ATTENTION! CLARENDON HORSE GUARDSf
THE parade ordered for the 4h Of July postponed
i til further orders
Court Martial will be held at the Court House at IL
o'clock A. NJ. W. c. HOWARD, Captain.
Z. ID. HALL, O. S. juno %.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
~ EEI II.

s. I4 5.EE7
THE General Commissioners of the North Carolina Rail-
feby R 5 t5as at o as
ascetaned from additional returns made by the local Com
mssoners, that the of Million of dollars had been
subscribed in the capital stock said Company and the
nstament, of five dollars per share, the said of
one million Of dollars to Wit the sum Of fifty thousand dol
the said Commissioners preferred and certified duplicate de-
scrbers and the by them respectively subscribed
appended hereunto and have caused OF the said deca
tons be deposited in the office Of the ~ Of state
the General Assembly, ratified the 9th day of January lS4S
entitled An act to incorporate the North Carolina Railroad
Company"
And the said General Commissioners by virtue of the pow
vested them by the act of Assembly aforesaid do there
fore hereby make known, that the said shall be
regarded formed for the purposes mentioned in said act
from the aforesaid 9Th day of June one thousand Eight hun
appointed meeting of the stockholders of said company
be held in the town of Salisbury on Thursday the h ds
Board and to take such further action under the charter
same which every stakeholder is requested to attend
And this Board stands adjourned to the time and place
(signed9 WILLIAM c. MEANS, of Concord
} RicHARb W WAsH1N aas0SS5y of wsynesboro
HENRY B. ELLIOTT. Of r randolph.
JOHN M. MOREHEAD, of Greensboro.
WILLIAM A GRAHAM, of HiIsborO'.
NATHAN A. STEDMAN, of Pittsboro'.
June 9th 1850 Ir.reg.l 4l-st
- d EE5zsg -
Office Vilming tOn & Manchester Railroad Comply,
MARION c. H., s. Co. June Is, 1850.
TINE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Manchester
l. Railroad Company hereby notified that the sixth
stament of FIVE dollars per share is required to be paid
Jr by the first day of July 1850.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN McRAE, Jr., Treasurer.
Time 81 1850 41-2t
NOTICE TO sGoCEHoLDERs.-Thor .zE-e.A
IN next annual meeting of the Stockholders
in the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company win
be held in Pittsboro', the 18th day of July next
1t confidently hoped that the great Importance and pre-
progression of this improvement will draw together
large attendance of Stockholders and visitors.
S. McLENAHAN, President.
Pittsboro', June Is, 1850. 4I-4t