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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

Vs'H properties OF this Linmen have equaled
the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sprans
PIES od Sores or Pains in of the body
pcaon can reach We have hundreds from those
orses cured of Rngbone SPAWN Fistuo
Founder, and any enlargement of bone muscle.
Dr. G. BRAGG-Sir My little child month old was
attacked with Scald Head and for employed
best medical aid in the city without month
its head solid cake purchased cent bottle
OF your Mustang iiniment had
upper l winch had been for
aey used the remainder of the chds
IL Is nearly cured-one bottle WILL without doubt perfectly
% Vine st, St Louis June 18th, 1852.
ms Is to certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
men recently in of sprin the
so oay spane and bruised that fears
out OF JOINT obtained bottle of the Lnincnt
onr days when the soreness and gone hi
joint was well have also Inimen for the piles M
effects were wonderful application night and
week has perfectly cured me. EDWIN r. BARRON
Oh Duane street, New York. June 25h, 1852.
SAVANNAH, Geo June 25th, 1852
nave uSed me Mexican Mustang Lninent time my
STAPLE upon horses in
OF Inherent kinds incident large number
upon which had been saddle CALLED
year had tried and one in particular that
a oee IN the habit of using for years. generally
inc Mustang lnihent which It a very short time con
0ei Oh invaluable remedy, and would not be without
VIM. H. HOLMES.
Messrs G. Brace Col inanced to rv The Mnsiano
nment on valuable horse of SPAWN and in Ter
now Tree from ameness apparently as well as
aGve all who have horses Ring bone spavins
procure o6tte OF this Linimen j. TlLLSOS 81 MJk
3 cents &c Eminent put in bottles of Sizes sells
cheaper. '"ueh as TUG @oeeh size, belns much
Rroad co, sole propreors. Principal Deeo aol
NJ ~. and corner Third and Market streets 81 Ions
r pec SAFE ah 5y Druggists generally and by DupRE
--l 11-z--IIo-omI Druggist, Wilmington N. q.
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Court WenE.

our Court is IN session this week, and. so far bust
ness has progressed satisfactorily No trials of imnor
lance have been before the Court and we hope for the
beneat OF all that litigation among our citizens will
one day be reckoned among the things that were
- Inc following gentlemen compose the SPECIAL
NooRT lot Inc ensuing year, viz: VIM. Lane chair
and John c. Slocumb. 49, -e"
William Thompson, Jr.. and James NJ Gardiner
were elected county Surveyors; and Waitman Thomp
SON. County Treasurer, without opposition.
IN aGenon 10 the learned Bar always in attendance
a. ms court we notice The presence of Eli w Hall
Esq OF Wilmington. who is generally regarded a,
ohe OF the most talented and promising Young men II
the State oldsboro' Neqc Era "-S' -
FIRE-.on Thursday night last, at about 10 q,
CLOCK nre broke out in the stables of Mai A, M
Sampoei' OF TINS place. The building was entirei,
consumed fortunately the fire did not extend AM
fuFther.-F Fayetteville caroliaian, 26tI. nH '''''
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT or WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLl,
ARR RIVED

ARRIVED.
Feb 24-Schr Geo arrss, Somers, from New London,
in ballast, to Geo. Harriss.
Steamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville, to & D.
McRae & Go.
Feb 25-U. $. N. Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns, from
Schr Manhasset, Smith. from N. York, to H. Fanner
Rankin & Martin; With corn and cotton
Schr Mary D. Scull, seu from New York. to Miles Cos
schr: E, ;. Powell, Watts, from New York, to Geo
HARRIS; with mdze
q Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charleston,
Feb. 25-sehr. R. w Brown, nulse from New York, to
De isPr LIB & Brown T,a;4 with mdze
Harriss with mdze
Steamer Maj VIM Barnet, Barber, from Fayetteville to
27-schr. James King, wainwright, from New York. in
ballast. to ]. II. Chadbourn & Co.
Brig Mary Farrow, Limeburner from - Me to VIM
NJ llarriss with hay potatoes, sc.
Steamer Gov Graham Evans, from Fayetteville to T c.
schr Susan Hardy from Gloucester Mass, to Adams,
2S-U s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charles
ton with 100 passengers.
CLEARED.
Feb n ADSchT Ann EIizaheth Edwards, for Baltimore.
do rpsi IN g bales cotton IS do warp $500 # lumber
Feb 25-schr. Corintban Comfy for Baltimore. by Ran
kin & Martin; with lumber, &C.
26-steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by J.
Br Schr Vine Clements, for Demarara by Miles Costin
with lumber and slaves
Barque NIuskingum. Dickey for New York by Geo Har
riss; with 1000 bbls turpentne 400 do osn 122 bales cot
ton. 720 bush. pea nuts.
U. S Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston with
IS passengers.
Feb 26-Brig belmont Locke, Park. for Matanzas, by
Kidder s Martin; with 124, 900 feet lumber.
2S-Steamef Southerner, Roberts, for Fayetteville by w
H. McKoy
Steamer Oh than, Evans for Fayetteville by T c. Worth
Steamer Maj VIM. Barnet, Barber for Fayetteville by
E. J. Lutterloh.
y. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, for Charleston
with I'll passengers.
Shipvrccks and Loss Life.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-The brig Champion fol-
Portland Me- with cargo of coal went ashore last Satur
day night Chncoteague shoals and all were on
were drowned @ =z* Es
The schooner Mary and Baloh from Washington. N C.
for Boston, with naval stores also went ashore will
a total loss. Two of the drowned
The schooner John Franklin which went ashore on Fen
wick Island. will be gotten off with slight injury.
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0G-The following Regular Toasts," proposed at
the dinner Of the German Volunteers, at the Washing
ton & Lafayette HOTEL Tuesday last, have been
handed to US for publication
The memory Of Washington-The saviour of our Lber-
tiesthe guardian Of our institutions. His birthday we
commemorate May this of liberty shine over all
the eah and the wise thereof proclaim that all ma
tions free -
The United Stats-The land of choice and the home
of our adoption
The old North State-The county of Mecklen burg-the
cradle of liberty.
The Star Spamgled Bann-Our pride peace-our vic
tory in
The Iotcn Of Wl0ngton-Our hope and our pride-tho
commercial city of North Carolina By the enterprise of
her citizens she deserves rank amongst the first cities in
the Union.
The Ladies-The pride of Naton-the honor of our
town. In peace or in will protect them.
The Press of the United StatesThe watch,tower of lib
erty
O~r Brethren Of the Light hfaatry Company-AIay they
prosper in their undertaking We extend to them the right
hand of fellowship
Our tcOthy Hosts ofthe Washington s. Lafayette Hotel
May they prosper in their business and their store and
their names become famous those which decorate the
front of their house.
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STARLER,S AN0pINE CHERRY EXPECTORANT

rs confidently recommended to invais as py
ness and other forms Of Common Colds BRONCHITIS As
m an Of that fatal disease
scientific remedies Of ohs it
ing qualities acts through the skin gently and with
Certificate from ADDISON physician TO the Baltimore
Southern Dispensary .., .
O y he nTtm Of oor
RANT and also made trials of its virtues have no hes
public as valuable medicine in the treatment of the va
riols diseases for which it is intended
respectable physicians to whom we have
knowledge of the constituents OF these NELL
he in Gte he i they the they
acquainted with Tor the cure OF the diseases Tor winch
recommended
OPINION OF DR. SAM B. MARTIN,
experienced Of the faculty in this city and long
celebrated for his successful practice.
youT nIhRIIdA coRDIA1 as We'll your yne Cherry
are safe and consistent practice do hest
Si Sa 10 u9 june. is5a g B. MARTIN, NJ D.
sTABIER'S DIARRIIEA CORDIAL!
Is pleasant mixture compounded in WIN me re
for their peculiar ecay curing and similar af
produces healthy LIVER thus removing the
the same time that cures the disease
of Dr. john physician to the Baltimore South
Having made trial Of s! your ond
being acquainted with ingredients of which
ed gives much pleasure adding testimony to tha
4Rf1 Il a" s
With much respect, &c, JOHN ADDISON, NJ d.
The M and nen e
bers Anodyne Cherry Expecorant and saber Drrhn Cor
aa cure o Of anS ear heir ARE and
of putting up and take pleasure in recommending them
ns see e o Gsep IL II La
6 r5w.a ?ry S CO. u onsh"y Nc
n H. sTABLER &, co, Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
FoT sale by Druggists a gfHsrfy
December "a, 1852 l6-6m
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Sudden Death.

Webb Hill, of this County, was found dead in his
bed, at Mrs. Grswold's Hotel. on Wednesday morn
ing 1t is supposed by those who have seen him du
mig the two previous days that liquor was the cause
OF his death-another sad instance of the evils of
drinking.
Mr.. Hill, we believe, leaves wife and several chill
1ren 10 endure the sad Affections which their sudden
bereavement must beget and with whom we sinceraI,,
sympahze. II might not he useless question to ask.
who sold the liquor that killed this man, and what
the extent OF his moral responsibility?
GOtaSb0r0' Near Era
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NOTICE,

.LoTs
TTlIE Committee for the examination Oh If Common
Schools for New Hanover county, are req9tI Comp
the office of the Wilmington and Raelgh Term COa
ny, Monday evening, at o'clock OF Aarcn atfea
ty Court. All persons DESTROYS OF obtaining from be
Teachers, will then appear for exalnlnato" tttmogaE
with whom the Committee unacquailIcu w.
character will be required. ri, rEcfmGH
Extract from an Act passed by the ,He o.
Carolina, at its session. 1852, relative to e ruee
And be it further enacted, That the act o. t;n- BE =
ed at it's Session in 1S4647 chapter 100, J If Sf
amended to make it the duty of the hoa the STATE
tendents of Common Schools in each county ng Of not ~
appoint Committee of Examination cons he BOaIl ],
than five persons, of whom the Charm al ,tv sbI
county Superintendent shall he one. whose u and nGHs
to examine into the qualifications, both ns" nt atcoc
of all such persons as may apply for emp coan
in any of the Common Schools in Their fts 10 cOnreHe
which said Committee of Examination silI. Jen at 70
the Chairman Of the Board of SuperntS1IIcoin t
county. Of which times and places Of mceIIns notice ~
mttee its Chairman shall pest VIII ,d the said u
door of the Court House of the county car one ye
aiming Committee shall continue IN ohi' zach pD
until their successors appointed o the drEs s
while continuing to accept and to dschn o exempt
his appointment on said Committee, shall ~ lr
road and military duties. III eounte; "a
And be 1t further enacted That ID az CbarmCn u
there are Committees of Examinations NV Brzcd 10 ie
Boards of county Superintendent are "nfTeaeher ,
TO pay drafts drawn upon them in t''Sl :" rss said t
pensation for teaching Common Schools 5 moral qss
exhibit regular certificate OF heil,'r Conn.,
cations from the majority Of sara A'bilon thss IL
dated not more than one year from 'A' 1292W ~
February 4th, 1853 ---~
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A Card.

The q" German Volunteers" take this method of re-
turning their sincere acknowledgment TO Mcssrs Thai
~ & Whitfield, of the Washington & Lafayette Hotel
for the courtesy and hospitality displaye by them
in furnishing the Company with elegant entertain
ment upon the occasion of their first parade on the
anniversary of Washngtons birth day The attention
shown TO the '' Volunteers" will long be gratefully
remembered and warmly recprocaed in the kindesl
and best wishes for the continued health prosperity
aud happiness of their worthy hosts
On beha of the Company.
J. VESSEL Cant
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nrngs. Medicines. Paints, Oils, &c.

aassz DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILss. SO.
lIE subscriber has Just returned from the North where
he has purchased direct from the manufactures ana IN
Dorter large stock carefully selected which ne offers az
The lowest prices consisting in part Of: = ~,
DRUGS 6 MEDICIN ES.-~Cast5r Ooil, ~ the ga4Ion'
bottle and dozen Epson Salts Blue Mass; IaiaP
cac Rhubarb Sedlitz and Soda Powders; HaskeH 9 NJ
riek's and Sch1in Co.'S Select Powders sage ATTY"
Root; Barley Mace Ginger Aspice; SquIis; opui'
CHEMICALS 200 o. suph. Quinine, " Powers q g
Weightman " 20 lbs Calomel OF. Sulph Morpnine ~
lbs Proo Carb Iron Act Lead Sulph. Zine Cit IRON
and Quinne Tannn Faerianate OF Iron; aietah"' "
Zinc s.....-oo,, VIVA.
PAINTS-10 900 lbs White Lead, pure 5000 lbs. " nte
Lead, extra 1000 lbs White Lead MOI IooU 1enom
Ochre in Oil 1000 Spanish Brown in Oil I0OO Inn
Red do; 800 Chrome Green in Oil Chrome felo" 4o' lo
gruund Verdigris Pummice Stone Litharge on3 N;l
Terra de Siene; 900 Black Lead in OILS Lnseed Oll
Whale and Sperm Oils Train Oil 1000 boxes assoIse
Window Glass; 20 reams Sand Paper Putty; "hiths n
Lead &c. Sc. ~
PASTRY s. COOKING.--2 gross Yeast Powders Or
Tartar; Bi-carb. Soda Vanilla Beans EXts OF eon
Vanilla Rose, Nutmegs &c., lsinglass oea'ihe
Geatine. sc. -, So
| FANCY -ARTICLES.-76 doz Tooth Brushes large as
sortment 10 dozen Shaving Brushes doz Nli bfusnGs
doz. Comb Brushes; 50 doz Hair brushes COZ -"
Brushes doz Cloth Brushes 80 doz. Shaving Soap
Lubben's Extracts assorted 2 doz tss b9nqueC u
Oriental Drops II doz. German Cologne pen No1Usne
Powder and Puff Boxes Cold Crem Lip SaVe; lone
Powder Tobacco Pouches Combs; SO doz PANT brushes
Blenders Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum Gum Drops n
sons Lemons and (Ioodwins Fine Cut Obacco
ported Cigars Cigar Cases. &c. Sc For sue wr9Ie
0ot % - Druggist and Chemist.
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the public to this article when convinced that is
PC RE and Wnddterated. Medical men, those seeking
harmless beverage to destroy the unwhoesome
bracksh and turbd water rely upon its genuine
acter and it is also extensively used for culinary purposes
in favoring cakes, preserves &c. To the afflicted with
Dyspepsia Summer Complaints, Cholera Nervous Debility
Fever and Ague Dizziness, General Prostaton, &c.
thing has ever been prescribed with equal effect
Manufactured by L. Thomas LYON Chemist ISL Broad
way New York.
Inquire for LYONS PURE GINGER Sold by reputa-
BILE Druggists throughout the world
R9- w. II. LIPPITT and c. DuPRE Wilmington N.
c. agents as above.
Jan. 7, 1852. 19
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Schools.
a sTTUATTON w., .,l,,,, !

A SITUATION WANTED --
GENTLEMAN who is well qualified AL
sh sag IS aespoas Of Sb sains
son who wishes to employ Teacher wonld Any
dress Immediately, (post paa,) A NJ W well tt
p. o.. N. c.. Such testimonials as are nayOrs RI
can be procured. S4 TFeb 9TH LILY reopg
s3 RICHLAND ACADEMY f4e
TINE next session of this Institution will -
the 9TH of March The rates of Tuition ara on Non
mary branches of English, comprising are The ny
orthoggaP p9 I'VE eeadng Writing and ARITHMETIC
Do. for all the higher branches of English ~;
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences including :"
Do. for the Latin and Greek Languages M........lp
and Classical Literature. Mythology "
Those from distance who may wish to oh,.::..;.B
can be accommodated either by the Principal alan am board
l.. G. WOODWAPn
| February 18th 1853. AMI, Frinci,.,
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nATENT MEDICINES-4 boxes Sands Sarsaparila, 2
boxes Townsends do 3 doz. Riseys do. gross Bate
mans Drops Wrights Pills gross Branf[sh 40
do dozen Nofat's do gross Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
dov Wistar,s RaIsam Wild Cherry &c. G. DUPRE,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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OHEACALs-Fr arrivals of the following: 100 OF.
phate Zine o. Sulphate Morphine, Acetate Nor
hn 10 lbs Blue Mass Z lbs Ens5h Tobaceo lbs
Hvd Patass English lbs. Iodine, lbs Iodine Arse
lbs Iodine n C, Copper o. sad er
o. Tannn or. Oxide Mercury, gals Az Ammonia IL
lbs Spirits Ammonia Aromat 10 lbs Hofmans Anod yne
For sale by y. DuEhEE Dtusstat'.
April I'd Market sIfeeC'
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The Dew DROP journal for youth, by F. NJ
Paul, Esq, published at Wadesboro', N. c.. has en-
tered upon its Cd volume and has been considerably
enlarged Price 81 per year Success attend it.
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we HAVE JUST lst1c 1sl. P Em lg b.
MOTHER lot of those superior iE9 5n we'll erR
n toes. Those wishing Potatoes WIZ IISON Eobp.
fore purchasing, on WlLNI---d Mier
TINE best assortment of Infants ~ Hat store bo
wishing 10 purchase are requested TO si MYERS He
Nov. Eth, cilrer bOF ~
Culver PLATED DESERT M An knives mifrs latest =
y ed ivory handled Table and Desert Mn ,,1soN
and of superior quality, for sale ~ T. NJ RoBlHe ~
ml5 GCom and Her. cepy.J - hond. large ~
r UMBER and Timber. Away Floorinea1T
ling. For sale by London
Feb. q. lS5ll
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just received-lO lbs.
IL Cum Opium CTurkey) 200 lbs Salt Petre, ~ lbs.
Gum Arabic 30 lbs Aexandria SIENNA 20 lbs p Sennh
bb Gr~ Camphor Dbl Cream OF Tartar Dbl Saro'
Soda ,aIt Sal Soda, cases Ceoper's lsngass doz
Cox's f2.l. , boxes celebrated Soap Powder, IL doz
boxes [el .t:oowder u DUHftI, Druggist
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snIITHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE AZ i,I5rr,
WILL its fourth session IN inc Hs" ar E
w 18th of February and close its schoiasII ii~ Mr.
Dec 1858 Organization and charges as sup
Murphy excepted, whose services if Necessary .ist
piled by competent Assistant. For Par[leuiR ptTT
principal. JAMES H. PM. phi \ c.
Dec. Billion NmI'h.l-~~
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ACADEMY,
JaeksonvllIe Malc and Female seminar


BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, A. M................p rr,i,,
Miss ELIZA HESTER, Instructress in Female Ipn.t4
THE Trustees are happy to announce that this H r
l. ton is permanently established and in Aany3
ing condition. Testimonials of the highest character r,
rant them in saying that the qualifications of the Tsa
whom they have engaged, such to ensure all r
may patronze the institution, the advantages Of ysen
and thorough instruction.
large and commodious building has been erected WITH
separate rooms and ample accommodations for both I
Male and Female departments
very extensive and complete Apparatus has been nm
vded for the illustration of the different branches Of y
al Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. Frequent lectures will
given, with experiments in the various branches Of Physical
Science, throughout the Academic year, which commenced
on the 18th inst.
An excellent Piano is furnished for the use Of PuI8 il
Music.
The of study will be extensive in any sRla
institution in the State. Pupils may here pursue all branch
necessary to fit them for advanced standing many Col
lege in the Union.
From the encouragement which this school has heretOr
met WITH the Trustees have thought proper to make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which wt
as follows per session:
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large supply of mems, womens and childrens Shoes
Together with large stock of READY-MADE CLO-
THING, at wholesale and retail besides variety of other
articles too to mention
He would call the attention country merchants to his
stock and solicit them to examine the purchas-
ing elsewhere he feels confident that offer better
bargains than they ever had offered in this market
w IlmngtOn, n. e., Nov. %, 1852 6S-lt-II-tf
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STORING AND BEAUTIFYING
A MONG the many articles recon-
n mended for promoting lnxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair,
cleansing the head from Dandruff and it's
natural Impurities, nothing has ever been
discovered to compete with the virtues Of
the incontested--the incontestiblekAT TIL
AKRON, either as TOILET PREPA-
RATION in its softening and fragrant
character, or to preserve and resuscitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALD
HEADS. The kathairon neutralizcs
the effect of disease, climate and old age.
which so often cause the hair to fall off
and turn grey,
Ladies and gentlemen wishing an arti-
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair, should be particular and en-
quire for LYONS KATHAIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for IS cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPRE ant
January Z. 1853
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REMOVAL.
Removed o Burberry Street. between Front and
North Water Streets.
THE to keep hand alargc >EGTo
L and general assortment of CARRIAGES of $50
his manufacture, which he offers for most
reasonable terms among which may be found
BarOuchcs, Duntatns, Bu.gics. Wagons. GIGS sui
keys, &c. Also, harness of all kinds
Purchasers will find it to their interest call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere, determined not to
be undersoid.
n B. Repairing done short notice. and in the nca
est ana pest manner ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, n c., July 4, 1851 43-tf
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The Outbreaks In Europe.

The steamship Arabia, which arrived at N York
on Wednesday evening, brings news of certain pop
ular outbreaks at Milan and other places in Austri
an Italy, against the Austrian authorities Placards
signed by Mazzini, posted all over Italy, call
ing upon the people to arise and throw off the yoke
of oppression and also, addresses circulated in Kos
suth's name, exhorting the Hungarian soldiers in
the Austrian service in Italy to fraternise with the
Italian people, also the Italian soldiers in Hunga-
ry to join with any Hungarian Instruction.
The accounts by the Arabia too meagre to
found any judgment upon with respect to the actual
state of the case, although it is almost certain that
the attempt has been promptly defeated, and that
the AustriaRs have perhaps encouraged it TO GER
tain point so to have excuse for adopting more
stringent measures, and enforcing them by in
creasrg body of soldiers. The next arrival from
Europe will be looked for with interest.
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.Iorrnal Of DIR. o. Fallon.

The annexed extracts from the Journal ct 1t.
James OFallon Of the Revolution, was handed to US
by Dr. Murphy, Of this County, WIo received them
from Hon John B. Ashe, of Texas. as will De seen
from the note annexed By Mr.. Ashe. 1t may per-
haps be valuable as throwing some additional hght
upon the revolutionary history of this section OF the
State, and is therefore well worthy of preservation
tt will be seen that it is simply series OF shgh'
memoranda, made for the use of the writer's Son.