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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07
DIED.

On the 18th ult, Of Typhoid Fever his residence on
New River Onsow County n. c., Mr. JOHN CRIMSON,
about sixty years Of age.
By this dspensation of alwise Providence the
muny at large have sustained grievous loss; constant
friend obging nsighbor and good c1en-h peculiar
traits for which he highly distinguished and for which
he will be long and gratefully remembered But death has
closed his career, it his survivors, among whom
large circle of relatives and friends their ire
parable loss. S. D.
In New Hanover County, the It'll ult., Mr.. DAVID
GEORGE, in the 65th year of his age.
At the residence of Franklin J. Fason ESQ in Sampson
County, the 9th ut Mr. JOHN w. GRICE, aged 81
years.
Thus is that the best taken away But true it
IS that shall all again. and must go before
Others only that the separation continues;
day by day the evidences of mortality brought before
Let US live that, when time shall comes can
depart peace and with the purity of grace of wpent
lives ascend spheres far above this plane of thought and
action
Love shall the Universe control,
When dying seasons cease to roll;
There is joy for souls distressed,
balm for every wounded breast"
HOSPITALITY.
In this town, on the 25th of February, Mr.. WIN. L.
SKIPPER, aged 80 years.
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remain under the curse dsagreeabe breath when by
ing the Balm OF thousand FO1CerS dentfrice would
not only render leave the teeth white aabaste
Many persons know their breath bad and the sub
iect is so delicate friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the alm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
inc Kahn ofn TTo,Sand FY0yers It will remove tan
iics feckes from the skim leaving it of soft and
hue. Wet towel pour two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shavingbrush in either
cold water two three drops of Balm of
Thousand Flowers the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft athe much facilitating the operation of sha
wing Price only Fifty Cents FETRIDGE & Co., proprie
tors For sale in Wilmington, N c., by s. w. WHITA
KER., Agent.
Feb 18th. 1856 4l-6m
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On yesterday 1t decned cent? and quotat on Is now the
same Thursday last
RosIkThe market has been almost entirely neglected for
all grades during the past week There nothing done up
the close Of Monday and Tuesday sales made of
only lO45 bbls. Common at 81 for medium and 81 10 for
large size bbs and l3S do. No at 81 % Dbl of 300 lbs
Common is in fair stock, but sellers generally holding
at 81 TO- which above the views of buyers For the finer
qualities of No. we note enquiry and little
on market.
TAR On Thursday last declined 10 cents, with sales
81 30 9 bb which has since ruled steady The
ceips the week nave been reaching only 35 bb
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,1
New Hanover CorInty

Thos II. Williams Admc., Heirs of John McAusIan
Petition for Sale Of Land
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
Court, shall sell, TUESDAY Of the the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at Exchange Corner
in Wilmington the following lands Cne lot on the North
side of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad adjoining
David Kings and John d. Loves lands fronting the
Railroad 70 feet, and running back nohwardly about POO
feet and hundred the Island between the North
East River and the Thoroughare in Cantuck District
Terms SALEOnehalf cash. the balance at six months
the purchaser giving notes with good security.
THOS. IL. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
per SAN'L. Il. BUNTING, Clerk.
Feb. IL, l856.-l35-ts-24-ts
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March 9TH.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE
TINIIE CLARENDON IRON WORKS, located in the
town of Wilmington North Carolina, in successful
operation, offered for sale accommodating
interest will be sold to Of experience in the business
who has capacity to superintend the same.
The prOFerty consists of capacous and we-arranged
MACHINE SHOP, PATTERN ROOM, BOILER SHOP,
BLACKSMITH SHOP, IRON and BRASS FOUNDRY.
DRAFTING ROOMS and OFFICES, all well supplied
with TOOLS and capable of doing work of any kind can
be done at rtclass shops. The buildings will accommo-
date 500 hands, and the tools sufficient for 300 The
land and water front is of sufficient to admit
enlargement EDITION that may be desired
The present demand for work IS sufficient keep the
tabishment employed with force of 200 hands, and will
The prices obtained for work such be
profitable to the proprieors and compare aboraby with
prices at other points to the purchaser.
In addition to the many advantages by this To-
cation for business the opening the Cape Fear and
Deep River works, and the building Of the Wilmington
Charlotte and RutherfOrdton Railroad will addition
al demands fer work. and furnish supply of fine quality
Coal and Iron
If the whole interest sold before the 10Th day
of April next the property will be offered at public sale
that day, the premises.
As the Establishment will continue operation orders for
new work repairs will be attended to as heretofore
Any information that may be desired will be promtly
warded by application to the Subscriber Wilmington
NC. A. H. VANBOKKELEN, Pres't. c. L. ". Go.
March 6, 1857 L55-tds.
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J. X. RESTON.


J1RESH IMPERIAL, GUNPOWDER AND BLACK
L Teas; Preserved Pine-Appes, Strawberries. Damsons
Peaches Cranberries GuaEa, CrabApple Black and Red
Currant Jelly American French and English Pickles En-
Slaccaroni in small family boxes British and American
Table Salt English and American Extracts; Ground Sp
ces Fresh Green Peas Corn Tomatoes Oysters HOLSTERS
Salmon; Ginger Wine great tonic for disabled stoacs
March 4. 1856.
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MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know of invention of modern times that deserves
destined to occupy higher niche in the temple Of fame
than the discovery invention of the Vegetable Epep
Pills for curing Epilepsy Failing Fits; Spasms Cramps
and all the various notifications of Nervous Disease DR.
Seth s. Hane of los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd the
inventor is certainly entitled to the best wishes of all the
benevolent portion of mankind who experience pleasure
by the alienation Of human suffering. When DR.. Hance
first prepared these Pills he intended them solely for Fits
Cramps and Spasms but subsequent experience satisfactory
proved to him. that in addition to their remarkable
tive properties this class of Diseases they exered
feet control over the entire system He then
induced TO try them in of Neuralgia Tc-Dooreux
Nervous Headache Paptaon of the Heart, ncipent Pa
raysis Hyseric Muscular Debility and host of minor d
seases pringng from lack of nervous energy. in all o.
which his anticpations crowned with the most
gune Persons distance by writing and sending
remittance to Dr. HancC have the medicine sent BY
mail to their postoce address, he paying the postage The
prices for single box 3d. two boxes S. $24 per doz
We have given his address above.
any part of the country by mail of postage
Address SETH S HANCE, los Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Md Prce-one box, So two, S. twelve $21
March 4th-Td&wIw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

HEAL SCK-Men of liberal education the present
day devote all their talents to discover the whereby
they may those painful maades which asa the h-
frame There nober than that of healing the
SICK considering the nuberess diseases which is Ii
able and which may him to drag protTa cted life
Distress suddenly him off in the bloom of his sxs-
tence and usefulness We should gratefully seize upon
cry of couneracting their dreadful effects causing
removal of those clogs happiness In those where
the Liver the Stomach is the cause would highly
Dr. Hoohands German Btters, prepared by Dr.
NJ Jackson No medicine at this time stands higher thar
btters and to those who suffering from the hor
rors of Indigestion, we say they the antidote.
For sale in Wilmington, n g., by DR.. A. Q. BRADLEY
and G.. s. d. DUPRE, Druggists
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

sS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE MR.
GEORGE McDUFFIE, a candidate foc reelection to
the office of Timber and Lumber Inspector at March Court
Feb. 10Th
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sz WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE THAT
meeting of the New Hanover and Brunswick County Agr
cultural Society will be held at tbs Court House, in this
place. at o'clock P. NJ, Tuesday. the 11th Of March
next 1t being County Court week, full attendance Is re-
quested.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 9TH 1856.

TURpENTNEThe market ruled steady for this article at
quotations of this day week up the close Of yesterday
transactions, with fair enquiry from dsers This
ing the price has eceded shade, with sales at 81 SO for
virgin 81 10 for yellow dip and 81 ID for hard y $50 lbs
The receipts have been confined mostly to small parcels and
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NOTICE.

A BRINDLE HOUND SLUT has strayed from
n She was beautifully marked about her neck; and
whelp left. She sent to by my friends
from Fayetteville, and will probably endeaVor to return
there will literally reward person for information
that will enable to recover her.
JNC A. AVIRETT.
Catharine Lake, March 5th.-[ I54-tf.
Fayetteville Caronian copy week and send bill to this
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MARRIED..

IN Dupln County, the evening the 18th ult Rev
ID. X. Kornegay, Mr.. HIRAM B. COOPER, of Sampson,
to Miss ELIZA E., daughter of George Smith, Esq,
In this town. on Sunday evening, End inst by Rev A.
Paul Repiton, Mr.. JOHN H. HUFF, to Mrs MARTHA
DAVIS - "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

SPIRITS TURPENTINE--As will be seen from table be
low the price gave cent Thursday last but Sat
urday was recovered There has been activity in the
market and the time of closing report this morning,
it is quiet and but few buyers The weeks transactions
re, oh onIv I45 bills rs follows:
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

s 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS
rates have to e paid,
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NOVICE

NOTICE.,
rs hereby given customers friends having
closed that branch of business long carried Bear
Branch Duplin county, n c. under the firm and title of
OLIVER & POLLOCK and concentrated entire bust
Mount Olive, Wayne county, will for the future
continue the MERCANTILE AND DISTILLERY BUSl-
NESS that place. under the firm and title of OIL
YER s. POLLOCK.
Our firm of POLLOCK & OLIVER, under which we
have for years past operated at Mount Olive this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The of the firm
will be used in liquidation, and all of it's liabilities will be
settled by OLIVER & POLLOCK.
JAMES F. OLIVER.
VIM f. POLLOCK
Mount Olive n c. March 7th-27-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

Hs-THE subscriber offers himself candidate for the
office of Naval Store inspector the magistrates of the
County at next March Court If elected he will endeavor
to discharge the duties of the Office faithfully and to the best
of his ability He belongs secret political societies, and
solicits an open showing. T. TURLlNGION'
Wilmington Feb 22.---3t-w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

1856 OUR SPRING 3 rYLE.n 1856
WE will open Spring Style of Gents Dress Hats, on
W. Wednesday, the 18th inst, and invite the attention OF
ticuar attention the production of this Hat for Spring
and Summer having selected the materials from
OF the largest manufacturing establishments in the States
and hope to offer the neates and most durable Dress Hat
we have ever yet produced. SHEPPARD g. MYERS
March 9TH Hat & Cap Emporium
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NEW BOOKS.

SHAKESPEARE PAPERs--sd volume of NIaginnes
- MscelIanies.
cha !lemont; or The Pride Of the Village. By W Gil
more SimmS, Esq author of The Partisan, "Mells
hampe' " Katherine Waton,' The Scout g Wood
craft,'' &c
''Rachel Gray Tale founded on fact By Julia Kava-
:'Maidee,; Romance. From Blackwood,s Magazine;
'Vivan Bertram; or, A Wife's Honor By G. w, NJ;
'Nfary Price, Bankers Daughter &c, Sc
''Ron1ance of the Harem;" By Miss Pardoe author of
&c Confessions of a Pretty Woman 8 Rival Beauties,
"Reginald Lyle Getty Of the sultan Nc, &c.
sNlcCaueys History of England, Sd ana 4h volumes.
ways hand.
/ Loyd's Steamboat Directory Second supply.
Subscriptions received for the Prvate Corespond of
Henry Clay at ). W. WHITAKER'S.
March
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

FRESH ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK.
q z BAGS prime Rio Coffee,
~ 10 kegs Goshen Butter,
10 bbIs Soda Crackers
5 60 Sugar DO,
5 Pilot Bread
10 boxes Sugar and Soda Crackers
% bags Laguayra,
Low for cash, at
GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS.
March 9TH. No II North Water st.
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ANorHER LETTER FROM TEXAS.

Travis 20. IEXAS, mug. 10, Ioo4
Messrs tlemming Brothers-Dear Srs There sew
eral cases of Ch Fever my mothers Family at the
time we received the ML"nes Liver pills ordered in my
letter of June 18th, doses administered in each
case produced the desired effect thus demonstrating the eff
fcacy of these celebrated Pills in that disease.
Mother has not been troubled with the sickhead-aehe
since she has commenced using the Pills. and have but
of them left you will please send another dollars
worth. Direct before, to Austin, Texas.
Respectfully yours, MEREDITH w. HENRY.
arPurchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE'S
CeIebra ted VeTmifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros Ptssboro', Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa-
rson are worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermfuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills be had at all respects bic
drug stores Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPlTT
NoEe genuine without the signature of FLEMING
RIOS March 4th.-1wd&w
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A Tennessee paper talks of chap at Holly
Springs, who was asonlshed at seeing lady bring
ing music from her piano, that after listening for a
after his companion, 81 say, Jim just come back
here. DaFnation seize me if here amt a woman
pulling music out of a cbestp'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

Az- FOR BRONCHITIS, Throat Diseases, Hacking
Cough and the effects Of mpruden of Mercury med
cne has ever discovered which has effected such
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation Hacking Cough
Bronchial Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tsm have all been and cured in wonderful
by the great purifier of the BLOOD Carriers Spanish Mixture
The case of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will astsund you. -
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by WIN II. LlPPIII q
DR.. A. 0. BRADLEY, Druggists.
Feb l9-tl7M dSSw.
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THE subscriber offers for SALE tract of Turpenne ~
Land laying in Bladen county the west side of ~
Cape Fear, five miles from the point known Haiss STILL
and conaing four hundred less There
the land $4,000 boxes, of which 1900 Of the first
chipping the balance two and three years The Tur
pentne be disposed of at the STILL at within 20 of
Wilmington rates He will also sell the barrels and hoops
sufficient for the business of the present year If desired
he will hire for the the purchashe good hands,
Cooper. X K. Council Esq, will show the land to
any person DESTROYS of purchasing.
For terms which will be made accommodating, apply to
JAMES G. ANDERS
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
R1-s' Every mother should have box in the house


RB' Every mother should have box in the house handy
in case OF accidents to the children.
Reddng's Russia SaIvc.
1t is Boston remedy of thirty years standing, and is
commended by physicians is and speedy cure for
Burns Piles BoS Coms FeIons Chilbain and Old Sores
of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers tch Scad Head
Netle RASH Bunions, Sore Nipples Recommended by
sesO Whitlows Sites. Testers, Flea Bites Spider Sngs,
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips,
Sore Nose. Warts and Flesh ounds it is most valuable
remedy and cure which be testified by thousands who
the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this save do injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions made from
the purest materials, from recipe brought from Rusaof
articles growing in that countryand the propretors have
letters ON all classes clergymen, physicians captains
nurses Others who have used it themselves and
others Reddings Russia Save put up large
tin boxes stamped the with picture of horse
disabled soldier which picture also engraved the
wrapper PRICE, 25 BOX. Sold at all the in
country may be ordered Of any wholesale drug
gst. REDDlNG & CO, ProprietOrs.
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-S. w whitaker.
Feb. 26 I74&-26-6n.
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The CINCINNATI SLAVE CASE DECIDED.-The fu-
gtive slave in Cincinnati has been decided in
favor of the The Sheriff holds the slaves
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But those negroes querried the stranger, point
ing to the boatmen. Why not kill one of them and
COOK nln1, IN case the worst comes to the worst?'
Northern abolltionsts like you might very well
suggest such course--we understand the extent OF
your synpathies for the negroes very we'll But
let me tell you that Lousianians have scruples a.
bout treating Africans in that way and B. uttered
this with good show of honest Indignation.
but I've got scruples, too, and strong ones, and
Jim "N
The stranger had got thus far when all of sud.
den the faces the boatmen were lit up with salts.
tactlon the breeze shifted, and it soon became evil
dent that the tide lad changed, and that they were
making rapid way back towards land 1t is almost
needless to say that the Lousianians anticipated ali
the while, that the return tide and sea breeze would
carry them back TO their starting point in safety al
though they concealed everything of the kind from
the New Yorker. AS the shades of evening set in
they landed once more at Panama, ii long
before the trio were eating and drinking the best their
tavern afforded, after fast of thrty-six hours, AID
laughing heartily over the amusing manner in which
they had sold the stranger.
Some three months afterwards while B was wend
ing MS way up one of the principal streets of Sar
francisco, ne was suddenly met and accosted by the
New Yorker with,
Look here, were you really in earnest about kill
ing and cooking me at the time you cruising GU
TO sea in that bungyr
If The wind and tide had not changed just as they
did, you would not have been here asking such stu
pid question
The New Yorker continued his way down the street
maurelIing.
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The Platform

1t seems to be disputed question whether the
platform adopted by the recent American National
council, was abolished by the National Nominating
Convention, which nominated Mr.. Fillmore or not
The question upon the motion to abolish it, accord
ing 10 the report generally published was put during
considerable storm that ragged in the Convention,
anu so Voclferous were the responses pro and con,
that the President confessed his perpexity to decide
out inclined 10 the opinion that the had it but
the VIrgnlans swore that the ayes prevailed and
that the thing abolished. The Washington Or
gan, however, denies that the vote was taken upon
the motion at all. The proposition to adjourn had
been previously made and was pressed by the mover.
and prevailed by an overwhelming vote 1t still fur
Their declares that had the motion 10 abolish the plat
form been put, it would have been lost BY vote of
three or four to one" 1t therefore hopes there may
be no further efforts 10 deract from the validity and
binding force OF the American platform
Philadelphia papers say the loss 10 that city by the
suspension OF navigation must amount to millions of
dollars There are goods in ships lying in har-
Dor that were pat on board nearly seventy days ago,
destined tor Southern ports. There are ships living
at the breakwater in the hay, freighed with goods
tor the spring trade of this city, which have been
there from one 10 three months. Delaware bay, in
lis present condition, is only trap left exposed by
PhliadelphIa IN which TO catch and imprison unwary
vessels. For all purposes of navigation it is no more
useful than the pine forests of New Jersey.
A merchant of New BEDFORD, says the New
Bedford Mercury, wrote 10 his correspondent in
Nantucket during the present winter, for a LOT
of oil A reply WIS written offering 500 bbls
at the price then ruling, provided, an acceptance
| OF the offer was made within twenty-four hours
after the receipt of the letter In the meantime the
Ice embargo on; intercourse with Nantucket
was suspended for fifteen days and when the offer
OF the oil came to hand, that article had advanced
cents per gallon reply was forwarded within the
limited time, and profit of nearly $500 will result
to the purchaser.
tennessee paper talks OF chap at Holly
Springs, who astonshed at seeing lady bring
ing music from her piano. that after listening for a
moment or two he withdrew his head and halooed
after his companion, 6 | say, Jim just come back
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

BOOT AND SHOEEIEN WANTED.
szs THE subscriber will give constant employment to
FNS four frst-rae Bootmen and two Shoemen and will
- pay So so per pair for making frstrate Boots, and
s. so for footing; also, 81 25 for rstate Shoesnferor
in proportion. THOMAS Z. HUSSEY.
TarhOrO March 7th.-[27-tf.
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NIN.--20 bills. Rose and Imperial Gin, for sale by
VI March 9Th. GEO. HOUSTON.
NOFFEE.A full supply OF Java, Laguayra and Rio COT
~ fee, for sale by GEO HOUSTON.
ID RICO SUGAK.-2O bbls. for sale by
/ March 9Th. GEO. HOUSTON.
CPERM CANDLES.-20 boxes, for sale by
- March 9TH. GEO. HOUSTON.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-33 boxes for sale by
n March 5h. GEO. HOUSTON.
COAP-5O boxes CoIgates. Pale and No. for sale by
- March 5th. GEO. HOUSTON.
NJ E. RUM--20 bbls., for sale by
N. March 5th. GEO. HOUSTON.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
TNlE subsc riber having adopted the thirty day. and
Cash SYstenl, is determined to make it to the inter-
purchasers patronize him. by keeping constantly
hand supply of choice Groceries &C. at REDUCED prices
Cheese SO bags Java Rio and Laguira Coees large and
fresh supply Of nice Butter and Lard % bags and boxes
Buckwheat 1000 lbs. Cod fish, No. and No Mackerel
and Salmon in halt bbls and kits; Hiram Smith Flour in
half bbls Rice Flour As boxes of Seren, Adamantine
Sperm Candles; Soda Butter Sugar and Water Crack
ers in bb and boxes Fulton Market Beef Sc 81 for sale
by VIM L. IOWNSHEND.
March 4. No. 20 Market Street.
lust received 80 barrels of Recfed Whiskey and com
j Brandy, and for sale by -
WIN l.. :. TOWNSHEND.
March f. No 20 Market Street.
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Wilmington Bank Rates Exchange.
Baltimore IL pr Ct prem. Philadelphia Il pr Ct prem
New York, IL q" g Virginia.... 9 "
Boston. ID Sc g | Charleston. i Sc -