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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14
About Nothing at AL.

For the last mortal hour have we sat in one spot
turning over exchanges, and hammering what little
brains have left in the vain hope of being able to
hit upon new idea, topic of interest, upon
which to base an article for to-day's paper There
is actually nothing in exchanges, and yet we
find them reasonably we'll supplied with editorials,
or at least with loaded matter under that head
They must have discovered the grand secret of wri
ting about nothing at ALL and we will have to follow
suit, but with our accustomed candor state it in
the caption of our article that nobody need be
deceived
The editor of the Charlotte Hornets Nest is sick
He got married about three weeks since. Our friend
Strong of the Goldsboro' Telegraph is also sick We
hope they are both young married men, they may
speedily recover. We have got the rheumatism in
the south west corner of left elbow joint Upon
examination we find that we have been sitting be-
side broken pane of glass, through which boy
threw pebble about month since with force lit
tie inferior to that attained by the proectile which
proved fatal to Mr.. Goliah, who citizen o.
Gath, and lived before the discovery of steam 1t il
a remarkable fact connected with broken Fanes tina
the youngster doing Il has always just gone roune
the corner. Talking about boys, hope that NJ
ETHIOPIAN performer on the bones may visit US fo
some time to come. All the juveniles, white ant
colored, Immediately become amateurs in that line
and choose the quiet precincts of the Journal ofhc
for display of their musical proficiency 1t strike
us that they, in some achieve Immortality
for they certainly know no time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

Bse~The annual meeting of the Stockholders in the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company, which
will be held here next Thursday, will no doubt be
very largely attended, especially there will be
dividend paid out, and money will thereby be put in
circulation. five might offer suggestion, of course
a dSinterested one, we would state that the books
are now open at our Office for subscription to the
Daily Weekly Journal: and we will be happy tC
see our friends, who will find their investment above
par. We have private idea of our own. which we
will communicate in strict confidence, to the public
that the dividend was specially designed to enable
all friends along the line of the Road to take and
pay for the Daily Journal At any rate it will have
that effect, and we confidently anticipate tremen
dous rush of several. The presence of "a good The
atrical Company will also present asource of amuse
ment to visitors.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14
South America.

Chilli the most growing, prosperous and perma-
nent of the Spanish American republics the Pa
cifc side of the South American continent has re-
Gently taken to earthquakes and revolutions Don
Manuel Montt has been duly elected president; but
Gen. Cruz, the opposing candidate, not liking it, has
gathered his partizans, and wants to be president by
force. These revolutions generally harmless af-
fairs, something like that celebrated duel fought be-
tween two Paris Editors-weapons, small swords !;
distance twelve PAGES. friend of who had
been in business at Caoa, Peru, and had oficiated
at fourteen revolutions, once explained to US how
these things managed. Everything depends up
on the amount Of powder which each party may res
pecvely possess The belligerent forces range them
selves some wide plain out of shooting distance of
each other, and then coolly fire owards their enc
mics The party whose fire first ceases for want of
POWDER retreats in quiet and gentlemanly manner,
leaving the field to their opponents who forthwith
rush in and eat the killed and wounded consisting of
such unfortunate quadrupeds may have been spec
tators of the The return of killed and wound
ed, in the most bloody engagement which our inform
ant remembers to have witnessed was as follows -
Three COWS, two calves, four mules Jack, dog,
goat, and little niger. The niger was
not much hurt but frightened out of his wits.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

The wings have elected their candidate for Co
vernon of Wisconsin, by handsome majority. The
election took place on Monday last
Now Jersey is like the handle of a jug, all on one
side. Democratic throughout. The Democrats have
swept everything
In Michigan, the Democrats have elected their
Governor and State ticket by 10000 majority
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

neg~The Steamship Ohio has arrived from Havana
and Chagres, Her California dates three days
later. We find nothing of interest in her news The
mines in fourishing condition, and trade in
San Francisco is improving.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

FAST SAnING.-Longer memories, we suspect, might
silence of the current boasting about the match
less sailing of the clipper fleet. There plenty of
old salts who remember The speed of American vessels
forty years ago. before the necessity for large
cargoes led to the alteration of models. There were
several Boston vessels, the Emerald and others be-
longing 10 the owner, for instance which repeat
eddy carried full cargoes 10 Liverpool from the former
port in fourteen fifteen days. and one of them, fit
ted out from New Bedford for twelve months whal-
ing voyage 10 the South Atlantic, back within six
months, bringing full freight of oil and before the
year elapsed. fitted and loaded at Boston. dispatch
ed for Hamburg and returned with large cargo Re-
ference to the shipping lists of those days give mani
fold instances of the description Capt Allson,
brother of the celebrated artist, wrecked the
Nantucket Shoals in his vessel. whose name escapes
us, being at the time only ninety days from Canton
These facts prove that have yet very little
ground for exultation, but etractng ground
that would not have been lost had the architects of la
ter years exhibited more ingenuity in uniting speed
with capactty.-N. Y. Evening Times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

TUST RECEIVED PER SCHRS. VIM. HART EN-
- PRESS AND CORINTHIAN.-300 pairs of Womens
Plantersthe best article for negro Rice Plan
tation offered in this market
ALso-3O0 pairs of Ladies' fine CATERS Silk Lasting and
Broze with uskins Ties, Jenny Linds Slippers and
and elegant article Of Congress CATERS. for Indies
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

VALUABLE SUIT-It is announced by the Du-
buque (Towa) Express, that the Chautau family,
heirs of M. Dubuque have just commenced suit in
the United States Circuit Court, with view to re-
an immense tract Of land, lying along the Mis-
sssippi river, extending eighteen miles above and
below Dubuque running back nine miles, and in
Guiding within its limits the city of Dubuque the
entire mineral region and several of the best i'm
proved farms in the State. The claim is under a
title in Dubuque, antecedent to the possibility of any
title vesting in Congress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

Pork PACKING IN NEW QuARTER.-The Post
states that preparations are making in New York
city, and on the river, few miles from that city,
for packing pork during the winter months on We
~ large scale The facility of transportation of live
hogs by the Erie Railroad from the west has led to
this change in the hog trade. A reduction of cost
is thus obtained by slaughtering in the city, which
has supplied the motive to the change New York,
the Post says, will, in short space of time rival
Cincinnati
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
n. O.. MONDAY. Nev 10, 1881.
Agents for the Journ

Authorized Agents for the Journal.
JAuEs NJ. REDMOND, TarbOro', Edgeconbe county, n c.
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
1osEPu r. KEMP, Bladen county
DIR. SHERWOOD, Striekands Depot Duplin county.
3. BARNES Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JOKES, Pink Hill P. O.. Lenoir county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

DEsPeTIssI. --Mchaowski. merchant tailor al
Warsaw. has been whipped for visiting London 10
the crystal palace when his passport only allowed
him TO 90 to Paris.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

DROGANS! BROGANS 800 pairs of those A. 10
I'D Brogan that have given such entire satisfaction just
ceved per schooner Jonas Smith For sale low by
Nov. I, 1851 JONES & GARDNER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

An exchange paper says that ~ When David slew
Golah with sling, the latter fell stone dead, and oil
course quite astonshed, such thing had nerer en-
tered his head before.''l
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Discovery in japanese Literature.

short time since an American vessel of res
cued the of vessel of that country which had
been wrecked, Lieut.. VIM. A. Tennyson, of the re-
cutter Polk sends to the Secretary of the Ma
Wy, copy of the Japanese alphabet, which is exc
cuted apparently by hand but with much skill,
ii is said, that the work might readily be mistaken
for lithography; a list of the names of the Japan
csc Sailors with their autograph signatures in the
Japanese character; representation of the COM
pass found found with them, and the Japanese nu.
mericals. The alphabet, represented by Lieut..
Tennyson's diagram. contains As characters, which
consist of straight. oblque parallel crooked and
gular lines and marks resembling thick and ragged
scrawls with bad qul-pen. The letters and names
stand in perpendicular columns and the order of
reading is to commence with the rght-hand column
and read down-the reverse of our method. These
discoveries prove that the Japanese are people
hope is expressed that through the rescued seamen
a more successful attempt will be made to open a
communication with that people
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

Ba~The Steamship Prometheus arrived at N York
on the 9th She brings five hundred passengers and
$780, 900 in gold but no later news from California
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

PolIrENEss ON BoTH SIDES They tell good sto-
ry of very polite sheriff, who being out
done by person it was in the line of his duty to
hang.
Sir" said the man, as the sheriff was carefully
adjusting the rope really your attentions deserve
my thanks. In fact do not know of one should
rather have hang me-
REALLY" said the sheriff. you are pleased to be
complimentary. do not know of another individ-
ual it would give me so much pleasure to hang
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

The next annual session Of the North Carolina Meth
odst Conference is TO be held in Salisbury the 25t
instant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

THE ACE OF iRoN-When are drawn by iron
horses on iron roads. construct iron houses, build
iron ships, sleep iron BEDS sit in iron chairs,
drink from iron fountains ana those of rs who have
any money keep locked up in iron safes and those
who have not are locked up in iron jals-may We
not with propriety call this the ''age Of iron :.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE PAc1FIc."-The Euro
pean Times. speaking of the Queens visit Liverpool
on the 9th ut, says: ....-.....
"The American steamship Pacific, which reached
Liverpool on Tuesday night, anchored in part
of The river by Captain Nye, that her majesty might
pay visit to that noble vessel she passed up and
down the river in the Fairy The torrents of rain
however which fell throughout the day rendered such
visit extremely inconvenient to the Queen and the
more especially as the wind blowing fresh, and
there great swell on the river al the time. We
hope that on the Queens next visit, which We believe
is not distant that England's Queen will have the
qualification of going on board one of these ships
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

IEIE, Lime, Lime. 500 barrels Lncolnville Ei
Ia Lump. Also Calcined Plaster Plasering Hair, f!
Brick and ydraulic Cement: 200 bbls. Lime, &c rO
sale by J. c. & r. B. WOOD,
July Is. 1851 Contractors and Builders.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-14

/ UM8lsit and Timber. Always on hand, large quat.
IL tity of River Sawed Wide Boards Flooring and SEAM
ling. For sale by MILES COSTlN,
Feb 81, 1851 London's wharf
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Ibe Dails Greseeut.
Council Of Municipality No. I've.
OrEICIAL JOUIlNAL
Of tAs Cosaci3 Of ths Second Municipality


The Council met d. Ave o'clock 7. NJ, pursuant
to adjournment. 80, e 80
Present: Aldermen Brother. Bugniens, Emsr-
son, Etter, Hawthorn, johnson, Lawrason, Perry,
Renshaw, Shields, Shoftfidgs, Stewart, Sykes,
Vontsgen, Wheelshan and Yancey ~
In the absence Of the President, Mr.. Shields, on
motion, took the Chsir.
The journal was read, and on motion Of Mr..
Perry, amended as 10 make the clause in the
report Of the COMMITTEES on Health read :" fosw
and ta0oJfJtt, per cent. per anhum," instead Of
u four tacenty jffths per cent. per sinum.p e
Mr.. Stewatt. also, moved to amend the journal
by changing the name Of J.. BerfiRan, watchman
elected at the last meeting, to chat Of J.. Kerrgan,
the same having been handed in BY hims
The President decided the motion to b. out Of
order, inasmnch the original had been faithfully
transcribed on the lnihutss; and on motion, the
journal was approved. -- "a,
Tie following message Of the Mayor va, read
and referred as tollows Thst portion in relation to
the Board Of Liquidation and the city debt to the
Committee Oh Finance j; that in relation to repairs
Of School-heusss to the COMMITTEES on Edsostion
and that in relation to fepairs Of Market houses to
the COMMITTEES on Streets and Landings, II 4
A.re.4.sss e. ~, 81 ss::' EsSsIossssssi4s',s sIl MI
To ~ ssss ssss s,ssss. ss ~ ~ s's'' q ~ osaa'
GEsTLEAEnt-i dess avty frm yps. honorable
hs Bossd u saSato an'e - M
:.a bss :s sos ~ .ss win .ss
ooo y y. s 1oss. Il ass +,
s e &. sc sSa %
nsoa Il c: sS sss
cssfgy questioned ona pgev9ns occai9a. II tne case Of
wheFen psnt The 81 the Sinking Fund
OF me Municipal ~ a laid down In thu aw As hon.
cradle oedy ase well awsye the onr dected this portion OF
g,ens Court ne opinion d! ih. lowsr tsnii va atfmed
ns present decision q Judge Kennedy cqn6red By The
nsnsr Court sweeps on every yestigs n! the et
bss 81 s sna .nS
Old city sbt under The direction Of the several Municpa
hes; ~
e 9. d
becomes urgently necessary y take mmed1ete steps to e
sss @ .sso'aes y O. ths credit dit Of ahs o D ihs past
towards the qdidaqn Of ths od CITY 81, and soun
Of bonds row Pat dus and lass.est upward.
o. es u " sun sqnai 70 about $40 90 has been paid
e,ca MI ~ Scafo q oa p s aon f9m ne
now called 1pon y eeaubuts their share 10 The edenpdon
tse pnncpa ald interest o. the debt past dns num
ala instance plaintiffs bsys o6sslSsi
d .;s ss D:ssas iSsis e
w3ns %pa, .AGg ;sg e q
sa nsis asa ssS
ssdfs s.an. and hss. sss f
nf uituIo
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9 Y S..- -. .. .s.s q u q.
1-l--l1-ll----s1 /;
The Committee on Police, 10 wfum were refesred l
N petitions of r. D. Gay, for pefinsssior 70 cisce
M.r;apo md others TO retain 4 fruit stsnd AZ The
Garner Of 81. Charles and Poydrss streets. have q
,s,t .ss;,.t ther, fron the fact Of tbes, hs;u n
v;pi. ,;or .of eri.t;ng ordinances. = ~
= = - -" =. = sss... Jso N..Hzvrponn
~ lss JcsEfa ETIsa. I
Rssolred, That Mary Carroll: lunssic md IN
INDECENT circumstances, be andis hereby declared
a fit subject for the State Lnnaf's Asyiu@.
; Mr.. Hawthorn. a. Chairman, etc., prsssntsd Tho
following, on its first reading: is8 49, 4
I Resolved. That perrnission BE-, and i hereby, |
granted TO John Valentine, 70 emancpate the siare
Sarah, aged about sixteen yean, and % l0uss Pc
tersons T. ". o. the slave L0ulees aeea eoouf four
years each under the provisions q ths net ~
proved January ~, iSsz snd tna. 80 slaves bs
permitted 70 remain IN the State, when tseir rec
pectivs owners have given the usuaa nond and 30
.-------s.T. s.
ME Drusnien', Chalfman VI u.s Sonui..ee ~ !. on
fire proposals having neen fea1 ION ~ mess's.
Turner q hensnaw'y. =. De,n, = p Mailson and
J. Pngue} presented the following, winch was
adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolved. That the Mayor be, and he il hereby.
authorized and requested. to purchase from James
D ..; ~ e a,5 -, - ~ sf,h:I sTS 1I...Ss
Iasug' " III =, s.' 81 y aals
SeGo1u I " s.'e y - .1sepn
anI 1es, ~ .lS ~
p. oc cosepu, s .N. s, aLo sul,a
E ~ ~ Ieos ion. =. e.
~ oyyco .n iec. ~ son'neieI .un "
.ousu ons, ere n.. sn -
this Municipaiity. which the Treasurer and Comp
eas ae.e.y ~ II. @ " .. a.,c Y
he purpose Of erectine an Engine House thereon,
for Mechanics Fire Company No. 6, provided the
title to said property be first examined, and ap-
proved by the Attorney of this Municipality :
nj - e. -. -. - i.
NE same gehuenau o1efeu tno ioho"angs"nlcn
was adopted, after suspending the rules: Y
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant OF the Mayor the order Of the Treasurer of
Washington Fire Company No. Twenty, The sum
o. lou. nunuIea a anJ f tmen.y @ oohsn lYasV, being
rent 81 premises occupisd by said Fits ComnaDv -
an Engine House on Thala street, from the Let Of
April, lS4S, to the lstof September, 1851.
NJ, c,..... -, - 5.. ~
l' N'.ei, Snof' man nc u ue Cotlinii'ee M on Wolk
house and Prisons, presented the following, and it
was auop'eo' 10 .ae fues Deing dispensed win
0Sea GEO. aas aha. ine m sun sun u h,, ,M nunored ana
c.ny .ic.u. ~ -, ,,-n 80 - "seDy oPts op'osou
sions stc e.. Gc,ohs. as7s a. ,hs 1870 - e
ma,e,;al e0s0 - - -. -
- oRpKR or rHx pAy.
The u;no,;tv ,e,o,t "A rs.ou,n,, ~ ~, r;r.n
Commttee. nra.ented on tb. 1.t of Julvg lat
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NEW nAUSIC sTOHE, ~ !
Camp street, stAyse doors 6slotS Poydyas-

X 4 go. ~ 4 ~ nAOSAN S'IOt40S ts4ff lss
os Camp st,sss, stk,es DOORS 6sless Posdyas
THE public Is respectfully invited to eall and
Il a. sssiSaE ;sss :! 1ShFE
shows sstsb bishInent conaistins II p9Et OF Y
Gssd f.so FSs'sss ecs 4. 1o@ I E p.s Co.
ssat G.snd PIssos, from Henri AsIs and flpssl. y Y 4
Picolo hsnos sad Piasinos. from Hers.
Sqasrs f,snos' ffon ehesst' Dennen' Wm- man eoa,
y .e5d Piaso. hoa wn. Hsi : ssa. Bsaad
Miodscna from 10 ostavps. z,
z Radet Organs. In fch carved eleeA ks W E 3 y,
IL. ~. & Gssss. q S ssd p.:,s .oas d
Tomas' mike 81 ~ ~ y iS I,
B:s is:is sssss DE- as:S': g: = y ssss st
III 8 nsT ~ - a. sS:,e. Il
psai, and WIN 4 an 70 wan On ~ lpn1o0'
uo room ha. bean t.a up for III. pss. ~ ,ads.
ass s'a 81 nave @ VII INA sss''
EURNITURE-FURNITURE.-The The UNDER
y sisnea would respectfully cal The
attention Of ladies and housstsspess 9sn;.
ls: Y ihs sisy sos Y PAT q .i. snd w.
As%os. M msbossss iad Wsns; sdsssd: Ss.Ss ,Ss ~
ss. y. css: "a .i H. Es
Mstisssi, Fesihss Fisss and bssssss. toReelef with
'Iss y e .s sS"ae |. ssi1asa's . eu
= '''s':;;s = .; 8: Ss::'::
CORN MILLS - ssssubbs s,psriss Ftsa4l
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sk STRAW AND SILK GOODS, =
X 49, ~ A CAnr syRsET, Up sTAIAs.s5s Y
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
i and coanuy cuatos that he has Just rsceaye3 ch9cs
and eogsisie ss.o.,@sns 81 4 n III MiBBQMsS,
CLEs general Which be os vesy low Prices fel sss
o. q. asgtSSsd sss c'sy sAwlN. y O.up T. M v,.i
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~ Name. ~ Master. sW7sxcs DSty.
Bark Forest Prince, 1hachssr Third ..Saa
sars Lyman Reed Third %
kaIf Rhgrm Nofh Tnird Aunispaify % 90
shp 6iehar Mofne Ferry BALTIMORE 18
ship Exabct Dennison 81
RatS GLENN Waess Apaschicoa 1000
ship indena Bennett Nexfork rs
Ship hartley Morrehs Nswfork 90
Ship Lapta1d, Simpson. Liverpool rs
Ship Niagara smih, New ,lSa as
Sup Lexngtn, Thompson, Liverpool .2I0 IS
Ship Manchester Wolf, NewYurk. lag 50
Ship Norfolk, Rpgrs Boston. .i37 90
Ship Revenue CfoweiL New ok 1856 50
Barn Ris,ng Rio. 81 IS
Bark Abbott Knowles Baltimore .lDe IS
Barh Robert Reauchamp Besten. rs
Ship Ellen Whitu1ore Liverpool 1872 90
Brig j. Taylor sleeper kockand - rs
Brig Wstss, Thomaston IS
Hrig Alto wood Is 90
Brig Tartar a9 50
Brig EuphIass Boston. III 50
| "a "a ~ 's@S-5 1s,sOs 50
L RscapltuIation.e e4.s. ~
OplEauenh s4loty ~
Cash Wv k8-44sQ3 70
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10 DEMOVAL-Mrs, "A. y. FAGAUD respeCtinIly
informs her fjendS and the public that for ~ greater
c0nyenisnee and beer ksf pAfQhey ab
bas taken hs eligible hgpss t0rIe5 pied BY r. r.
McNa Ian, Esl., Prytanie eetssa nd kfstp
dtreets. and Will her High 9cheol f y0uny LqA
hoa No. " Apollo supst on Mondg nskts tho "a e No
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,RREWSTEA 4. co.. la5 ST. Cha1iss sersss,
y have q lsss y p..sed =. C.is.ss e
sss menu s,s 3 ,sIs ass isssy;ss sZs ' s q.
%saIiAsi s'sl 7 8 Y |gSS fasSyf :
:s sss.als sssa t. ..:is d; ~ =:
% j sssz& ss . "a iaisslgsSsstEa ! cn ,st
{ Nesxks n J.s xNadlery UakdA
-
4 a NpaEw o. SUI q 6o.s As: q c...l
= - fEaSs A,inaa 1eak : o.
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Report Of E. r. Maxpelf, Collector Of Tases On
Cofee-Hoxses Merchants. &C., jor Ne sUesk
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q The Police COMMITTEE have to report that a
complaint having been made to them BY the Chief
Of Police, against watchman Robert Adderton, for
losing his cap and being asleep, and the same hav-
ing been fully sustained, they offer the annexed
resolution. yNo. N. HAwraeAN.
E-ssss - ~ Jd1lRH HTTBa,
.-. a 4 = y q. RRueMRns. x
y Rsselpsd, That Robert Addsrton be and ID here
By discharged from he Watch d this Municipality,
for Asglsst 4 duay. -. =. &. .,s \
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gofnery to adjust thirty.v thousand dollars Of the
bonds Of this Municipality, issued to the Atcha-
falaya, Bank, and due on the lst day Of June last.
by receiving eight thousand dollars in cash, nine
thousand dollars before the 18th January NEXT
with interest thereon at per cent per annum, and to
renew the remainder under the act Of May A. 1847,
at five years. by receiving bonds thereof, bearing 2
per cent. interest per annum, be, and the same is
hereby, accepted. 81 al q. f sa ri ,
Further Rssolved, That the Comptroller and
Treasurer are hereby. suthorized to dsAw from the
Sinking Fund of Municipality No. Two, the
amount to make the cash payment viz: eight
thousand dollars. 81 Ft n 2 s ~ ~ :, =
Rssolpsd, That the Treasurer and Comptroller
be. and are hereby authorized to issue to r. w.
Montgomery, eighteen bonds Of this Municipality,
for one thousand dollars EACH payable in five years
from the 1st June, 1851, bearing interest 1t pei
cent per annum, payable semi-annually, both in.
terest and principal payable at the Treasurer'l
office, said bonds to be Of the usual form, with in
terest coupons attached Provided, that before thu
| delivery Of said bonds, said R.W. Montg omer,
shall deliver to the Trsasufer the bonds Of the Mu
nicipality issued to the AtchAfslays Rail Road q
Banking Co., and due on the 1st June last for ths
same amount viz: eightssn theasand dollars, th'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-13

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