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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
Important to Mexican Traders.

The following is translation from Ell Consttu-
tone Of the City Of Mexico, February 18th, giving
the substance Of proposition submitted by the Min
lister of FINANCE to the Mexican Congress, the Sd
Of February. AS it was supposed to come from the
President Indirectly, but little doubt is entertained
that it will become law; if so, it will be Of great
Importance to those engaged in commerce with that
portion of Mexico embraced in the prescribed limits
Of the sO-called freetrade district, erected by this
new law, or decree:
Article l. The zone comprised within the limits
Of a line formed by the right bank of the Rio Grande
commencing at its mouth and running to FL Paso
and line drawn from the bar del Tigre in the State
Of Tamaulipas up to Salado, in the State of Chihua-
hua passing the following points, which will remain
within the zone Santa Teresa, PaSO del Zacate
CcraIyo, Lampucos, Santa Rosa, Collame, and FL
&lado, terminating at Paso del Norte.
Art g In virtue of said decree, all descriptions
Of foreign goods can enter said zone without being
subject to no more duty than 81 to SIS on each bale
weighing six arrobaS, or one hundred and fifty lbs
in such scales the Government may determine
and no further examination Of such merchandise
will be required, delay caused beyond the time
necessary to weigh such packages
Art. 3. The pay of said duty must be paid a
the time the goods are introduced, at the points
which the Government will decide on the Rio Grando
art 4. All merchandise which shall pass be
yOnd the of free trade, shall be subject to al
the rules and regulations as heretofore.
Art 3. The general government will establish
astomhouseS for the collection and recovery of du
ties on goods carried beyond said zone, at the fol
owing places: San Francisco de Presas Ceralvo
lOncloya and chihuahua.
Art. E. The merchandise from free zone to thu
frontier custom-houses, and from them to the interi
@Of the Republic, must in all cases be made by thu
routes designated by the Government for the purpose
mdaI goods taken on any other route, will be sub
Jet to seizure.
Art. 7. The Government will place revenue Off
Gers, &c, at suitable points to prevent smuggling,
tits believed that this proposed modification 0
duties has been caused by the late revolutionary at
empS the Rio Grande, and it is intended as a con
Cliatory measure IN. O DpLtn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
For the Journal.
Oblfunrv Mot,aa

!he subject Of this notice. WM BRuMB1r fovo- ,v,o.o
ms1 was at If Ro MAS held last Saturday the 2oh
ne removed into South Carolina Marion Drit 'neRcs
esng ms Iatner anu WIFE, he and becane res
dehG oil our couaty-New Hanover for the last ff
years. ne mas been pretty extensively known by citizens
(anq put Tor excessive of intoxicating drna
and good at none When SOBER Blacksmtbin M
Boatmakng, &C. ne had few equals His mother died few
years ago atef which, ne joined the Westinghouse and
for few months he was known to us as sober manu- u
dHce h clothed himself and would have respected by
in the mre. He accustomed to make move
6t Of misery to him The
and three dollars day to support the goggeriesGo
SINKS OF their abominabe practices of running
week ended MS mortal career in the lone woodno eye
pity but the All Seeing oneno company but his dogs who
toasted on his remains until discovered And now MessS
Editors can you for moment doubt propriey of our
motto law for the lawess and dsobedent moral suasion
for the drnnkard-lega suason for the runkard maker
Yours @. III.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CAROLINA

ARRIVED.
April l9-Br Brig Meca, Hale, from outside the Bar, to
Brig Chemanus, Gutter, from outside the Bar to Adams,
Bro & Co.; with iron for w. s. NJ. r. r. Co.
20-Steamcr Chatham, Evans from Fayetteville, to T.
C. Worth.
ton with 80 passengers
April 2I.--U s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, from
Charleston, with 40 passengers.
April 20 Steamer Chatham Hurt, from Fayetteville, to
T. 6. Worth.
2l-Schr Baltimore Dill, Tyrell county, n. c., to
DeRosset Brown with corn.
April 2l-Steamer Brothers, Banks. from Willis Creek,
to ]. Banks s. Bro.
22-U. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Sterett, from
Charleston; with 80 passengers.
CLEARED.
April 2O-Schr Tppecanoe, Coombs for Boston, by AID
ans, Bro Co.. with 1SS barrels spirits turpentine, $50
bbls rosin, 100 bbls. tar.
L. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Scrct, for Charles
ton !; with ~ passengers.
Steamer Henrietta Wilkinson for Fayetteville by A D.
Cazaux.
Steamer Chatham. Evans, for Fayetteville, by T. c.
Worth.
April 2I-U. s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, for
Charleston with 81 passengers.
April 2I-Steamer Chatham, Hurt for Fayetteville by
T. c. Worth
April 2l-steamer Henrietta Wilkinson for Fayetteville
by A. d. Cazaux.
Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt for Fayetteville. with boats
Cumberland and Telegraph in tow, by L. G. Worth; with
mdze. for Fayetteville and the interior.
Steamer Rowan, McRae for Fayetteville, by E. J. Lut-
terloh with boats in tow.
22.-U. S. Mail Steiner G.. Vanderbilt, Sterctt, fol
Charleston; with 46 passengers
Schr. Anna Somers Somers for Philadelphia, by ]. II
Flauner; with naval stores.
Steamer Brothers. Banks for Fayetteville by J. Banks
Brother with boats Cassidcy and Stevenson in tow, with
mdze.
schr. Elouse, Robinson, for New York. by Miles Costn
with naval
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
From the Washington Union.
condition of the Wing Party.

- the New York Express who signs himself
The the Capitol and whose views in relation to
4" aspect of the wing party we nave before hGtee'
the present Developments in the following strain lie Is
cUaking of the la'o wing
worm a;ournment over to another night was how.
~ osume but to take time 10 reflect, 10 consult,
ever, Pote All agree in having Wing National
to d eU; and on the duty TO fix the time and place
real question is, Shall the fight that is COM
Inc vi, seems inevitable, take place in an open pub
lg%n,;ona Convention, be avoided, if possible by
Ic .oncprt OF action among the whg members OF
SONIC bprep The southern wings almost IN mass
CoD5 cannot Join the northern free-sollers IN put
say ' D,yn Mr. Fillmore and Mr.. Webster and their
E vi nrincipIes of administration, WftOut some pub
naO"r dnce that their successors wiU sustain those
10 s;nIes This many of them think they ought to
here: or, if not here, then in the National Con
pd: if is indispensable for their existence at home
,b, such an assurance hon,d be had nuch north
'O" IAN however, a< Thaddeus Stevens, Gov. Sew.
EN- "J Mr. Fowler make no conccamcnt of theiI
aD that such an assurance would he death 20 them
% can be done amid such conflicting interests. it is
mt for ne 10 say
pO Ho,r what vii be done ri the next caucus-whicF
. Eiro the time ami place-.is 10 be done, | canno
E =. hut apprehend such rupture tie par
ftis South as rW stow us all that the wA'g party "a
yt;,olIv rent in sectional train. Some southern
rS;rs will vet cling TO northern wings, and some
o,.6orn wings will yet cling 10 southern wings; bu
o, be minories wW be utterly poacerless and oUer
] IN ,rIqt seems to be the coming sectional storm
u nav be gloomy in my visions. but see no lane
ahead. ,rn g.
,-,,r EodIand to demoish Mr. Webster. because o
his nh Of March speech; and in New York, from th'
'S 70 demo,h MIR. Fillmore, because he did no
eoto be fugitive slave law. Gen. Scott is the nStru
1v'o eJ TO do i-not am assured, with his sane
o o or consent nay, in spite of it, perhaps and ye
s,cb is tbe naked, tangible, irresistible fact. Theo
i've as men please, this is the English of all this &C
inn, This is what ii means-no more, no less. New
Tngand is 10 be asked to sacrifice Mr.. Webster, am
% Mr.. Fillmore upon the altar of the abolition Mo
tocbl If Mr. Webster had made no 18th of Marcl
.nepcb. and Mr. Fillmore had vetoed the fugitive slav
law no man can doubt that both would have bee
Overwhelmingly popular, both at Christiana and Syria
crsp The South is asked TO look and see this sacri
fire. 90 on! When New England immoIates the illus
,Go6s Webster, and New York her once favorite an
hitherto invncibIe son, the gallant wing States O
Kentucky North Carolina, Tennessee, and Louisiana
are expected to send their delegates 10 Philadelphia
look on and assist at the sacrifice! Can it be done
Wo sbal see"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
&15O REV. y$R.

TINE subscriber will give FIFTY DOLLARS re- ~
L ward for the apprehension and confinement in g
New Hanover Jail, of certain negro named FRED e
LANE. He is about 35 years old, about feet 6-A-I
inches high bright mulato and is probably lurking in the
neighborhood of Long Creek. -
An additional sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid for evidence will convict white person of
ar boring said negro. Is. W. BERRY.
Anril ii 193-1m-33uoO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
Importance of Farming Well.

Skillful farmers that the business cannot
be proftabIy cultivated without capital enough 10 do
everything in the best manner. The farmer who has
not enough funds on hand 10 enable him to do this,
must therefore submit the alternative of either be-
ing in debt, which ought always to be unpleasant, or
else reducing the quantity of his land that he may OBJ
tain the means. For we have plenty of instances
where two hundred acres badly aTmed have not yield
ed so much clear profit fifty acres under the best
culture.
We have received statement from Seymour Smith,
Of CIermont, of his in farming, illustrating
these remarks from which we copy the following -
Albany CuHirator.
| have taken agricultural papers for than for
ty years, beginning with Mr.. SINNERS al Baltimore
they have been of great and beneficial use. pur-
chased farm on the river in Columbia county, then
considered almost a barren heath. examined The
premises and arranged the lots, and then commenced
business by making permanent fences OF stone, posS,
and boards. All necessary buildings erected, and
particular attentions given 10 the cultivation OF fruit,
not forgetting Flora. Hollow draining adopted on
every part of the farm that needed it and now, where
hogs existed and flags used to grow, corn wheat, and
barley produced in abundance. Hollow draining.
as well as sowing plaster, was new thing IN those
days, and my neighbors, who sowed grass seed (as
well as plaster) with thumb and finger from quart
measure, predicted my failure. gave very particular
attention in the selection of STOCK and have improved
my animals by crossing certain kinds. And what mas
been the result Of this improved system, which have
derived NANNY from agricultural Iedu'HS: vi He
that thus improved, have sold 1913 acres for $50 an
acre. and can sell 40 the river for $500 an
acre In the commencement OF my farming had hui
little MEANS scarcely sufficient TO stock the farm,
which ran in debt for and the question arose, Shall
90 on as the farm is, and endeavor first TO pay
for il or shall improve il according TO my means,
and then pay for % The alter course was concluded
on In ten years, by fencing bu'dlng, and The cut
vation of the choicest kinds of fruit the farm had at
least doubled It's value; therefore in way OF reck-
oning ii must be said that it had paid for itself but not
dollar mad yet been paid except the annual interest
Thus situated, I commenced the liquidation OF the
debt, and the farm was so productive that IN 1e"
wears ali membranes were paid which verfes the
assertion that an improved system of management, ac
corng TO the best practical and scientific rules, as sci
forth in agricultural works, is the sures' guide TO sue
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
COMMON SCHOOLS.

OFFICE THE LITERARY Board
Raleigh, April Z, 1852
THE President and Directors of the Literary Fund have
resolved to distribute among the several Counties the
State of North Carolina the mentioned the follow
ing table in of the fund the current
year. the support of the Common Schools State
the be paid the Treasury Department aron he
application of the properly authorized
The Counties of Jackson, Madison and Yadkn. willre-
ceive their portion of the distributed from the Cou-
ties from which they respectively formed.
DAVID ). REID,
[IS7-2t-S22t] Prcs't croFco Of tie Literary Bl.'d
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
DEED.

In this town, Wednesday evening last Mrs. REBECcA
MUTT wife of Mr.. JOHN MUTT, aged 80 years.
In Dupn county, the goth inst, Mr.. FREDERICK GRA-
Eqr aged 20 years. month and three days. leaving
a wife and five children to mourn his loss
Fayetteville and Raleigh papers please copy.
IN Savannah GA, wednesday, l4th inst, ANNABELLA,
daughter of r. Bra DLEY, aged years
Stoning Conn., the 7th nst at the residence of
her son-in-iaw DIR. PALMER, Mrs MARTHA M'NEIl rect
of the late Dr. M'NEII, formerly of North Carolina and
mother of Gen. WIN. GIBBS M'NEn..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

R3-Dr. WILLIS NJ SHERWOOD DENTIST, will spend
the week of Superior Court in Sampson county Clinton
and be found at the office of Dr. BIzzEI. Thankful
for past avors from the citizens of Sampson he will still
tend to all calls in his line of business.
April Is. 1852 30
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.

E subscriber would respectfully the citi-
of Wilmington and vicinity, that he has
large additions to his stock and prepared
psh everything that the Art has attained He has every
convenience for taking whole size pictures down the
est miniature, together with very large
Frames and beautiful Cases
At considerable expense he has obtained Chemical pre-
paration which is decided improvement in the Art and
which produces proofs which cannot but please the
tidious He has also fine assortment of Gold Lockes Pins
&c. in which to place Likenesses which he is determined
to sell cheap so that every have opportu
obtaining Likeness of dear Parent Relative or Friend
To Lovers he would state that he has Cases
W for their quite small that they be carried about
the with Inconvenience lie has All apparat for
taking Views which is very great Improvement call
is earnestly solicited from all connoiseus the Arts and
Sciences whether they wish pictures not
Sick diseased persons taken at their dwellings Paint
ings and Daguerreotypes correctly copied
Instructions given in the Art and proficiency guaran-
tied.
Rooms Messrs. Polly & Harris Store. Front St
sAp20- 1872 -St-333t J. W. GULlCE. q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

NorE.-Riyer Lumber, Tar and Turpcntne sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage, &c. Lumber 50 cents to 81 NJ Tar
and Turpennc about 10 Is cents per barrcland for
val stores when brought per railroad about the
incurred. *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine,
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
COMPREHENSIVE.

TINE subscribers have entered into copartnerhp under
| the firm of 5. B. & ]. A. EVANS, who will continue
the DRUG BUSINESS at the stand formerly occupied by
A. Evans & Brother They in daily cept of addl-
tions TO their stock of MEDICINES DRUGS &c. and in
ve those wishing articles in their line to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. s Is. EVA NJ; -
]. \. EVANS.
April 18th. 1882 l9l-u
Il Inrnl i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

although WI. SERMON Mrs Mulvany, ye must die,
ye must re SO hale and harty, We must die, that
although "a ana yo"; Mr.. Rafferty,, ye must die too,
make F are so lane and so lank that We scarce
lie S must And you Mr. In ntf w. must st
aOs for r" o,I ye must. And you, too, league NJ
Ne maxim" "i' you are SO rosy-cheeked and are for
must de- w. oye to the girls at Donnybrook Fair, We
@~gh AM ans we We must all die. must die too al
G ali ve rne pastor of the pari h, and have the
mall be co1 nj. so"iS | must die two; and when
f saynn lug up before Goodness, and Goodness is
Your parsS to me" Father Mulrco Lafferty. how
Veh, might vi ~ Tor drunkenness 2" shall saw.
Deg will Saw ei1ne, yer honor" And then Good,
oa off for rather Murico Laerty, how is yer
g, OA mighty c1an and such like deadly sins 2!
5o Character shayer honor. So ye see it's a
ee Laer tto0 5n shall say to me, Father Mul
Wy" what sb UT nave they paid you their Easte,
say to that, we blackguards
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
a singular Testimonial.

Welearn, from correspondent, that 10000 square
feet of land in the Washington Cemetery: near n
York city, have been decided to the trustees for the
erection of monument, $50 feet high, to Henry
Clay, the cost of which is to be raised by subscrlp
tons, from twenty-five cents to one dollar, from the
ladies of the United States This is singular mooe
of tesfynr the respect and gratitude of the donors,
however large may be the measure of their admlra-
ton. To most men, monumental honors have rath,
err too posthumous character to be contemplated
with satisfaction or delight.
"Yon've destroyed my peace OF mind, Betsy SAID
Responding lover 10 truant lass.
II can't do you much barn. John. Tor twas an a.
mazing small piece you had. any way, was Inc quick
reply.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
NJ IRRlE ID.

In this county, the Sth int by JAS GARRAsoN, Esq
Mr. JOHN MOORE to Miss MARY 5. GURGANUS all of this
county.
In this the 21st inst, by the Rev. Mr.. HEFN
Col JOHN J. EDRCK, Miss S. E. berry, daughter of
Mr.. SAMUEL BERRY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

TIDER VINEGAR 20 bbls superior Clarified Cider
\ Vinegar do White Wine do, just received and for
sale in quantities to suit. by L. n. BARLOW,
a2S Granite r ow. Front st.
TTATS-Panama Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, in great
variety of STYLE quality price wholesale and retail
by c. MYERS. batter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

THIE Co-partnerhp heretofore existing between the sub
L scrbers. under the firm of \. c. EVANS & Bro Is
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the firm will
be closed by j. A. EVANS A. c. VANS.
April 18th, 1852 j. A. EN Ans.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
April 1911, Io0z
Commercial and Herald copy ] week.

UMBRELLAS AT COST-Wc closing out the l M
II breas with the view to quit the sale entirely If you
want handsome Silk or Bingham one cheaP very cheap
call at SCOI1 4 b3LD"1N
Market street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
Harrisburg Keystone

GalGRANTs FOR LIBERIA-Itis believed that the
h, S'"'0n to Liberia this spring will be unusually
aa S r. ~ over twenty have applied from Pennsylva'
sro " 'ne New York Colonization Society for pas
ps S anu as many from New Jersey have secured
no,o 50 I'll The Liberia Packet, to sail from Balti-
ain Inc New York Colonization Journal says:
,p,o NJ our own State an unprecedented number are
entv ~! 4" 60 1t was intended to send about sew
lo d5 month but the early departure of the brig
cess,r NV not allow sufficient time to make the ne
hvi 1d pep2ration. and the expedition will be de-
nnepmnsI The middle or close of May when. by ar
The yosa 01' WIN the American Colonization Society,
eaas o n winch sails from Baltimore May lst will
he ma Nt% York, and be ready to sail by the 18th
enbark%% ''n' with those who may be prepared to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
\ Distressed Iron Master.

We heard an account of conversation between
Two IRON masters n short time since, which admra-
Diy illustrates at the nature of their distress
ana the remedies by which the Wing iron masters
expect 10 relieve it. The conversation on the iron
business naturally diverged," friend of ours
would say, to the tariff
We must have higher tariff said one; & am
gong on to Washington, myself, Immediately; we
must raise hundred and fifty, two hundred thous-
rol dollars Congressman cannot be expected to
SoFK Tor nothing any more than the people: will
give aVe thousand dollars myself-how much Will
" Su give " Much to the surprise of the questioner:
mg Questioned answered that he would give nothing;
, ~un he could not obtain higher tariff, without
'% tut lng to such MEANS he would do without it,
,.. me nrSt speaker was Whig-thc latter Domo-
., Inc iron masters cannot be so completely ruined
,a would fam make it appear, if they are still
'oS 10 raise $50 100000 dollars funds wherewith
osrate upon members of Congress, and effect an
ro. ease OF duties on iron Doubtless much lar
i S amount would be judiciousy expended in OBJ
mon. Their object, and levying for its reimburse
icn n' win compound interest tax upon all the
'OuSumng interests of the country.
HUryISburD koUSfODp.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

+ OURT-WEEk brings numerous strangers to town, ana
90 SCOTT & BALDWIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

CORN-l4OO bushels, board sloop Pine. from Beau
L fort county hourly expected and for sale by ,>
Anril l5-3t tlEEMAN g HOONION.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

|1ASSIMEREs. few pieces light Cassimeres suitabl
ON ~ NPii"s FREEMAN s. HOUSTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

| lOMESIlCS-2o bales Sheeng and shifting 5 bales
II cotton OZnabHrgs Just received and f,rssaie cheap.
alo OWEN HOLMES.
TUST RECEIVED per schr. Era, from Baltimore so
= bags Rio Coffee; 10 IIhds assorted Sugars For sale
cheap. OWES HOLMES
HIP CHANDLER MINISTERS Of vessels will ind full
y and complete of Blocks, Mast HOOPS, hain
Anchors, and everything required aboard OF ships; ALSO
Ship Stores pat with Dispatch and q the lowest prices
by HOWARD s. PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

WET IN THE MARKET FOR LAND WARRANTS
an SCOTT & BALDWIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
NOTICE

TUE subscriber having administered the Estate OF
Of Dupn County Court notifies AFT persons having claims
against said esate to present them for payments within the
time limited by law the statute will be plead in bar of
their recovery Those indebted requested to make i'm
mediate payment DAVID REID, Admir-.
April 20, 1852 53-5m
Creditors requested to hand in their claims at
their earliest convenenee.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

(1ANESt CASES!! CANES IA splendid assortment
~ of imported fancy Canes also large stock of Hickory
and Whalebone- For sale Low, by c. MYERS. Halter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IIARLESTON, s. c..
CHARTERED by the State of South Carolna With
~ Capital Of Ss3O0no: all paid in and well invested
fihI1, MAXINE, RIVER AND LIFE RISKS.
CHAS. EDMONLSTON, Pres't.
A. L. TOBIAS, Sec'y.
Directors:
RoRERT MARTIN, Col JAMES GADsDEN
VI. a. MoEDEcAI, CnAs. II. WEST,
S. MowRY, Jr. HENRY Coma
The subscribers having been appointed agents this place
o n7 ABOVE named company prepared offers
and issue policies Of Insurance Fire Marine River and
Lie hSks on liberal terms. All losses incurred ut this
signed. DERC1S,,ttT s. i,t,111h
N B-Risks will be taken ON the lives Of slaves on the
most liberal terms. " ~
Wilmington. N. c.. Dec. !. Is5I-72-d&wtf