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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03
From the American Agriculturist.

Moses Baker, of Tiverton, Rhode Island, grew win
ter rye last year at the rate OF bushels 10 the
after corn upon ground poor when he took in hand
his neighbors told him he could get the seed back
again. The crop this year is still better, and he thinks
equal to 40 bushels to the acre. In measuring, the
half bushel was heaped considerably.
The secret of growing such a crop, where it had
been considered useless for years before to make the
attempt, is very important and made public by
Mr. BIS permission. This is it: The soil is grant
ic, dark-coored loan, based upon hard pan of com.
pactly cemenied gravel. He commenced upon four
and half acres in the spring of 1S49, and by hard
scrapng got three or four loads of manure to the
to which he added 80 barrels of fish and 35 bushels OF
shell Iime and then put the plow up TO the beam, and
narrowed and plowed again and planted corn. The
Weld was 46 10 so bushels 10 the AS as
ripe enough to cut up, he removed the and
ed with 18 loads TO the acre. (say and half
tons to load,) of compost, made OF sea muck, road
wash sods, weeds, leaves, and every substance that
will decay even bushes, and of course, all the butch
ers offal, bones, and stuff from The Kitchen &C. He
plowed and narrowed heavily, and sowed in Sepem-
ber one and half bushels of rye 10 the acre. and har
rowed in smooth Upon half an acre. which every
body said was SO poor would sprou rye, he put
100 pounds of guano, and this made bigger growth
than the remainder. After the ground fToZe, so he
could cart it, he put upon each acre SIX loads OF
compost as top-dressng, TO prevent ier-kIling.
Al harvest, the straw was generally feet high,
and sod after threshed for tons, bringing $i2,
besides what he used from the four and half
The grain weighed 564 pounds TO the. bushel.--
The stnbbe turned in with ten loads OF manure 10
fhe acre. and sowed with bushel and three pecks of
seed and afterwards op-dressed with six loads The
growth, last spring, rank il necessary 10
feed off and the present crop is the wonder and I'd
mraton OF that part OF the country, demonstrating
does that the land had out Tor rye-it was
only the owners who had run out Of common sense,
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The Arnboud his Sc,pents,


A Paris correspondent of the st. Louis Republic,
says:
stopped to see some of the shows which arc in
full operation during the holidays [ found myself
at last within circle where an Arab was showing Q
off with seven or eight great serpens. | wanted to
turn and go away, but the crowd had become so
great, that | found could not move and was o.
bligcd TO remain witness of certainly one Of the most
frightfnl spectacles offered to the public The
snake charmer was seated on the ground. after the
fashion of his country. with his snakes all around
him two or three of them were of the most en0r-
nous size almost as large as full grown boa. He
would take them up in his hands, let them wind
round lis legs, arms body. neck and head stick
their forked tongues and kiss him the hands the
lips the eyelds and present their heads or tails to
him. as he commanded them.
While the spectacle proceeding in the most
successful way. of tho largest slipped off unno-
tlced by the Arab or apparently so, and dragging
itself along, got out of the crowd every body you
may be sure, giving him clear space. Just out of
the circle two dogs were playing together The ser
pent no sooner esped them, than he raised his head
and in another moment was busy winding himself
around the body one of those unfortunate animals
The poor dog really screamed with fright. 1t was
like the scream of a human being
The Arab no sooner heard it and understood the
cause than he got up went to the spot and without
touching the serpent at ALL spoke few words. and
the creature instantly uncoiled Itself slowly until it
left the dog free, and you one of the canine
race never ran as that dog did, as soon as he got
loose The surprise of the spectators of this scene
knew no bounds pieces of silver were literally show
cred into the Arabs turban
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DRUGS, ME DICINES, PAINTS, OILS,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dyc-Stuffs, Pcrfumcry, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
THE subscriber has just returned from the North Y
with large and fresh stock of articles in his ne W
selected with great the first importers and A
the Northern Cities which he offers
lowest prices and warrants every article to be of the best
quality consisting in part
Gum Camphor; Powd Rhubarb; Sed!itz and Soda Pow
ders Bermuda and American Arrow Root EXT alap; EXT
Coocynth Compound; Cacned and Carb Magneia Castor
Ol Cubeb Copaiva and Sarsaparla Capsules; Conectry
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark; Shop Furniture Walls;
Corks, sc.
Mophnc Syrup Iodde of ron Strychnine; Ioddes of er
curry Sulphur Lead and Iron Lacate of ron Citrate of
Iron Citrate of Iron and unne Eateum Ancontne SC.
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glass-White Lead, pure,
II by A. 10 by 15 II by 15 II by 49, ii by IL Madder In
digo; Gall: Venetian Red Spanish Brown; Logwood;
Chrome Green and Yellow dry and OIL Lnseed and Train
Os Whale Sperm Oils Paint Brushes; Sash Tools;
Badger Hair, Blenders; Varnish Brushes; Sable Artist
Tools, SC.
For Pastry-Coopers Isinglass; Presons Exits Lemon,
and American Prestons celebrated Yeast Powders Cloves;
Pepper; Mustard Seed; Ginger; Apice; Nutmegs Cnna-
mon; Sweet Oil, &c.
Perfumery ana Fancy Artfc1es.-French German.
ment Aromatic Vinegar; Guerlains Rouses and HaEeTs
Shaving Cream Lubn Toilet Soap; so dozen assorted fam
cy Soaps % dozen French English and American Hair
Brushes 50 dozen assorted Tooth Brushes dozen Shaving
and Cloth Brushes Toilet Powders, Meen Fun Prepared
Chalk balls white and pink Alabaster Powder Lip Save
Cold Cream; Essence Bouquet Jenny Lind Hair Gloss Seal
ing Wax Toilet Bottles large assortmen dozen Barry
Tricopherous dozen Phaons nvigorator Hauel's Eau
Lusral; French, English and American Pomatum; Oil
Rose; Powders Puff Boxes Cachon Aromase; India Il ubber
Buffalo Dressing Combs; Tooth Picks; Bear
sar Oils Indelibe Ink; Dupuy's Liquid Solder. &C.
For sale by VIM. H. LIPPITT,
Druggist and Chemist.
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Draining Lahd Promotes Health.

We establish expensive sana,ory regulation 10 pre-:
vent epdemics, but little is ever said in this country
about draining lands to promote health.
French gentleman. who purchased large tract OF
marshy land. reduced the percentage OF sickness upon
his estate from twenty 10 half efone per cent
few years. by drainage alone We have read a
similar results. in Georgia. Governor Hammond, of
South Carolina, has rendered large tracts oil pestlen.
tial swamp inhabiiable, by the same means,
The healthness of large districts OF England, not
swamp. has been greatly improved by the thorough
system of Inderdrainng lately practised in thai coun
try.-Ameriean AgricultUist
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A CARD.

CEO. BOWERS respectfully informs the citizens of Will
VI mngton and surrounding country that he has purcha
sed from Messrs. A. G. Bowers Brother all the stock
hand comprising assortment of Gold and Silver Watch
Clocks Jewery and other goods in store and in
order make for stock of rich imported Jewel
y, &c. would call the attention of all persons desrous
saving 25 per cent to forward and avail themselves
the chance offered All and every description of
Clocks Jewery &c, carefully, accurately, and promptly
repaired in workmanlike Warranted to perform
well. the money refunded.
G. Bowers feels confident from his long and experienced
practice in the above business that single trial will
the good will and confidence of all who may favor him with
a call.
! RS-Front Street, Wilmington, N. G.
| June 18th. 1851 40-tf
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HOWARD YARNALL, WILLIAM CoRFIELD.
ALCOHOL AND BURNING FLUID. &c. &c.
VARNALL & CORFIELD, Manufacturers of Absolute,
Fluid Druggists and Perfumers' Alcohol Also, Burn
ing Fluid Ethereal Oil; Phosgene Gas and Camphine
Pine Oil The above articles always hand at the lowest
cash prices Orders by mail otherwise will be strictly and
promptly attended to at the Manuacoy 4 and 2SO North
Third Street, Philadelphia.
August Is, 1851 4S-5m
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October 1Ith, 1850

In offering the community this Justly celebrated remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs it is wish
fe with the lives health of the afflicted but frankly
before them the opinions of distinguished and
the evidences of its success from which they judge fo
themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves make wild
assertions false statements of its efficacy will hold
any hope suffering humanity which facts will
rant.
Many proofs here given, and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish feeling assured they will find
them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best
confidence and patronage.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and
Materia Nedicn, Bo.vdoIn College.
Dear Sir: delayed answering the receipts of your pre-
in my family or in the families of my friends.
This have now done with high degree of satisfaction
in cases both of adults and children.
have found it, its ingredients show, powerful
dy for colds and coughs and P9mpnary me diseases
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Feb. 5, 1917.
From Oyerseer In the Hamilton Mills, In this
LOWELL, Aug. 10, ls49
DR. J. C. Aver have been cured of the worst cough
ever had in life, by CHERRY PEcToRAL and
fail, when have opportunity, of recommending 9TH
ers. Yours, respectfully,
S. D. EMERSON.
aRead the following, and if this medicine is worth
trial This patient had become very feeble effect
of the medicine Enthusiastically distinct
UNITED STATES HOTEL, SARATosA SrRIxss,
DR. J. C. Ayer-Sir have been afflicted with painful
affection of the lungs and all the symptoms of settled
that would reach my until commenced the Of
" Cherry Pectoral,' which gave gradual relief and
have been steadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh restored.
While using your medicine had the qualification of Gu
ring with my reverend friend Mr. Trunan of Sumpter
District who had been suspended from his parochia
by severe attack of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
And am, sir, yours respectfully,
J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina
The following of the of cases. which the
physicians and friends thought to he incurabe consump
ton:-
CHESTER, Pa. Aug. y, 1916
J. G. Ayer,-Sir: taken with terrible cough,
brought by eold the beginning of last February and
confined to my bed than two months. Coughing
necessarily night day. became ghastly and pale my
eyes sunken and CLASSY, and my breath very In
deed rapidly failing and in such distress for breath,
that but little hope of could be
While in this situation, friend of mne tthe Rev. John
Keller of the Methodist church) brought bottle
Cherry Pectora which tried more to crafty him than
from any expectation of obtaining relief Its good effect in
duced to continue its use, and found MY health
much improved Now in three months well and strong,
and attribute my only to your great medicine.
With the deepest gratitude. yours, SIC.
JAMES GODFREY S
Prepared and sold by James Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass.
Sold in Wilmington, n. c., by DIR. A. c. Evans s
BROTHER, and Druggists generally Throughout the State
September 5th.. 1851 52scox6m z
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S25 REWARD,

=
d UNAWAY from the subscriber the I'd instant. SM
n his negro Joe. Said negro about years of "a
age will weigh 155 bs is feet 10 inches
high, of light rather yellow complexion and good
particular mark The above reward viii
be paid any person who will conne him in any Jail in the
State, so that can get him again
DANIEL HARPER.
Bear Swamp. Dupin CO., Sept 8, 1851 52-tf
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rERms OF 'ADvnRTIsIsa.

and expected crops without expending money Of labor
to fertilise or till before planting the seed
One man, who had been farmer so years, came
several miles TO what he had never seen before,
crop of rye that would yield 80 bushels 10 the acre
How many Rhode Island farmers will be induced by
this account put crop the Same way this sea-
son' Perhaps not one, exeeptit it be some book arne
from New York city, like Mr. B., who was laughed at
for supposng he could grow rye and corn upon that
moor old worn -nn farm
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Millinery and Dress"Making.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

"A "A
MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs lave to inform the
H Ladies' Wilmington and its vicinity that she has just
returned North with and fashionable assort
of Spring and Summer Mnary goods, which she has
selected with great cae and invites the Ladies to call and
judge themselves she feels confident that they cannot
be surpassed and will be disposed of the most moderate
terms.
April 4, 1851 oO-u
*x*Commercial st.
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PATENT LEATHEI

& R. WARD, Newark, N. J., Manufacturers of every
j . description of Emameled and Patent Leather
We having facilities for tanning and finishing more ex-
tended than any other establishment in the country
prepared fill orders promptly and furnish article
superior quality to what be purchased from other
factory
Also, general assortment of Enameed Cloth Duck,
Drills SC. SC.
Newark Aug. 81, 1851 5l-St
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By FULTON & PRICE, PRoPRIETORs.
JAS. FULTON. Editor. IA L. PRICE, Associate Editor
Teraas % subscriptlon

Terms OF SubsCriptlOns
One year. in advance, within three months, 81 so
When payment is delayed three months, 3 90
No subscription received for less than year.
No subscriber permitted discontinue his paper after the
subscription, till the expiration year.
Any subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
the year. must full and the propetors two weeks
notice. otherwise the paper viii be continued and charged for
according to the above terms.
aAny person sending five subscribers, aecompa-
MED by the advance subscription $2 50 will receive the
sixth copy gratis for one year.
Money may be renitted per MAIL at risk.
All letters business with this Office, must be
addressed (post paid) to the proprietors.
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General Notices.

CO-Partnership Notice.
THE subscribers have this day entered into CO. 81
partnership under the style and firm of Brown EI1
Anderson for the purpose of carrying on the Joelry
Business in the of Whining Their establishment
will be continued the old stand of the senior partner e.
w Brown Market Street Front Street where an
extensive of Watches Jewey and Silver
may at all times be found
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
TfOS w. BROWN,
VIM. s. ANDERSON.
Wilmington, N c., Sept. 18th, 1851.
T. w desirous of winding up his old business,
will be pleased to those indebted to him for
ward at as early day possible, and settle.
Town papers copy. 7-4td-wu
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LEGAL Notices.
NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the Court House Kenansve on the
w third Monday in October next the following Tracts
Land much thereof will be sufficient to pay the Tax
due thereon for the years 1876 H. B and 49, and
of advertising.
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Mrs. SHAV'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-NIaEing Es-
I tabshment, Second-street opposite Mr. o. G. Pars-
eys Always hand handsome assortment of ClOai2s
and MantiIlas, of the latest styles.
Wilmington, n. c., Nov. o. 1850 lilly
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A. II. EvERIETT.

IA % =
BUTCHER, Wilmington, n. &C., will pay the highest
ID cash prices for Beef Mutton Lamb live Stock
suitable for the Butchering business.
Persons bringing market such articles, will lind 1T to
their advantage to call on him before selling.
The citizens of Wilmington requested to visit Stalls
Nos 10 II they attend Market the best of the
above may always found for sale at these Stalls
as low If not lower terms than of the others in market
April 49, 1851 32-tf
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EDWARD E. HUSSEY,
Sheriff of Duplin county.
Kenansve, July %, 1851 [Pr adv, $39 37d1' 46-sm
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Business Cards.

ALEX. e. MOTT,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber, Wilmington
N c., respectfully socits share of pabc patronage
March 2I. 1851 2S-tf
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Professional and Business Cards

DIR. WILLIAM F. BERRY,
TTAS located himself in Clinton N c. and offers his pro-
fesonal services the citizens of Sampson and the
adjoining counties.
March 18th, 1851 29-f
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JESSUP & MOOR

JESSUP & MOORE.
DAPER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers, 21 North
/ Fifth and % Commerce street, Philadelphia
Book News. Hardware and Manila Paper made to order.
March Ia. 1851. 27-1y
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Notice Extra O Friends and Patrons.
WE closing out stock of Clothing at
w reduced prices for Cash. It is actually necessary for
sell for must have the Our arrangements
for Fall and Winter trade extensive than hth
to made One of is in New York selecting
goods from the newest importaons and will put us in
session of increased facilities for doing larger and still
satisfactory trade than we have heretofore DONE
In MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MEN have secured the services several Cutters
direct from the fashionable trade of Paris, whose skill is be-
yond competition Our Cloths Casimeres and Vestings,
will be most splendid collection, and gentlemen may
pect get look these early the inducements
from all points of our business compass at
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
c. DuPRE. DRUGGIST.


VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in ryH
w Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Fancy Articles w
Liquors, Wirdotc Glass, French and american Il
sorted
The subscriber keeps constantly hand large and well
selected stock which he will sell low Druggist in
the Solern country Every article is warranted to be of
the best qality and put up the best style Physicians
and Merchants will do well to call and look for themselves
before buying elsewhere
EPSON and Gauber Salts; Castor and Sweet Oi Rhu-
barb Jaap pecac Arrow Roo Cream Tartar; Carb Soda;
Gum Arabic Assafetida; Gum Camphor; Alex. Senna;
Peruvian Bark Borax, &c.
Suph Qunine; Iodne Iodide Mercury; Iodide Potash;
Calomel; Eng Blue Mass; Spirits Ntre; Suph Ether;
Spirits Hartshorn; Nit Acid; Spirits Iodide of Iron; Cit.
Feni ct Qunine.
Patent. Medicines.
Sands Sarsaparilla Lees Beckwh's, Peters, Speneers
Wrights and Brandreths Pills; Motifs Bitters and Pills;
Dead Shot; Fahnestocks Vermfuge Cod Liver OIL Ayers
Cherry Pectoral; Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry; Balsam
Wild Cherry, SC.
Paints, Oils, &c.
Pure Lead Extra and No. Lead; Verdgris in oil; Chrome
Green, in oil and dry Paris Green, in oil; Vermeo Black
in oil; Spanish Brown. in o Ventian Red, in OIL SC.
All the above articles will be sold cheap the Drug Store
of c. DuPRE, Market-street.
Wilmington. July 25. 1851
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WTfNDOW Glass.-Another supply of Cape May Win
w dow Glass; just received direct from the Factory For
sale at New York prices, by II LIPPITT,
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He had the Tin.

We think we have the following story, but it
is good enough to repeat:
Uncle Eb, We used to call him, among lots of
good qualities, had failing He did love good Ii
quor but such the state of his credit that one
| could trust him. He therefore day resortcd to
trick, to answer the great desire of his appetite.
He took two case bottles put quart of water in;
to one of them, then put bottle in each pocket and
started for the store.
I'll take quart of your rum said uncle Eb, as
he placed the empty bottle on the counter.
The rum put up and the bottle replaced in
his pocket, when Uncle Eb pulled from his purse
what at distance might seem quarter of Il dollar
This is nothing but tin Uncle Eb,' said the tr;l-
der.
"Eh now it's quarter" said Uncle Eb
It's tim said the trader, - shant take it.'
It's all I've got''
"Very we'll you can't have the rum.'
Uncle Eb, without much demuring, pulled from
his pocket the quart of water The trader took it,
poured it into his rum barrel and off walked Uncle
Eb chucklng.
Excuses, even u5t reasons, for the thing being
left undone. do not do it.
AWFUL CoNUNDRUM-Why is maiden discarded
BY her lover, like instrument of death! Because
she is cut-lass (cutlass
The perpetrator of the above atrocous Joke resides
in Boston, and regret 10 Learn from The Museum,
has thus far succeeded in euding the vigilance of the
police, who. with the indefatigabIe Tukey at their
head, making the superhuman efforts 10 bring
him 10 justice 1t is said that his connexions are res
pectabIe and not unable to assign the cause for
his rash conduct.
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WHITE Lead.-A fresh supply direct from the Facto-
w ry, recently ground For sale cheap, by
W. IL IIPPIT'H. IruCost &. Chemist.
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DREAD without Yeast. Just received from n. York
d boxes Babbtts Efervescing Compound for making
Bread Buckwheat and Tea Cakes; very fine article Try
it To be had at G.. DuPRE'S Drug Store,
July Psi Market-street.
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o. Il G.. HOLMES,
VXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Domestic
w Goods, Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Provisions Sc,
of Water and Princess Streets Wilmington, N c.
Feb. IA, 1851 23-y
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DUGALD MCMILLAN,
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions, Office
North Water and Chestnut Streets Wilmington
NC.
The usual prompt attention given to all business in his
line.
Feb. 14th, 1851 23
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WpT, e. HILL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Duplin County, n c., will at
tend the Courts Duplin Sampson, and Onsow Coun
ties and attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care June 27J 42-ly
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MASSALON, Portrait Painter, would respectfully in
u form the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that he has permanently located himself in this
place. will happy the patronage of Ia
dies gentlemen who may wish procure fa hfu
themselves any member of their family He Aatters
himself from his long experience in the that he will be
enabled to give satisfaction His is at Mr. Loves Fur
AnrI 4 1851 30-ly
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A. J. GRADY. ]. NJ. MONK
GRADY d MONK,
COMMISSION Merchants, and Dealers in Dry
~ Goods, Groceries, &c. Halls Building North Water
Street, Wilmington N. c.
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of all kinds of
Country Produce which may be sent to their
April 4, 1851 30tf
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EDWARD CANRWELL,

EDWARD CANEAEELI.,
Markct-st., WiImIngtOns N. c.,
A TTORNEY Law, Commissioner for Georgia. New
n York. Florida, South Carolina, &c, viii give prompt
attention u s. claims and all other business entrusted to
his care.
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MA RTIN & CRONLY,
A UCTIONEERS lId Commission Merchants,
n Wilmington, N. c.
A. MARTIN NJ CRoNLY.