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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-04
DIED.

On the oath inst, in Dupn Co., PLEASANT ROSEY,
wife of Jacob Best the 42nd year of her age She has
left wide circle of relatives and friends to her loss
and fond husband and devoted children to ire
parable bereavement And may her children and to
the children of the community in which she lived that the
friend of children has taken her flight And though she
you you may shortly her, by obeyng the
Scriptures and your parents Whereas has pleased Amigh
Cod the dsposcr of human events, to from
midst highly esteemed and beloved FRIEND who from the
time her connection with the Baptist Church until her DEATH
has been exemplary and worthy member and Jealous
supporter religion, christian virtues gra
cess which adorned her character Endowed by nature with
generous disposition, which attached all hearts to this
am9be lady, she the pride of her family the ornament
the community which she lived and beloved by all
who knew her She bore with Christian forude and
sgnaon the long and painful illness which terminated her
honored and useful life She labored under her complaint
about three years which known to be the dropy We
may say indeed Blessed the dead who die in the Lord
She has exchanged the service Of God earth for his
exalted and real service in heaven.-CoM.
In this town, Sunday, the Both inst, ut o'clock T.
NJ Mr. VIM THOMSON, aged 63 years
Mr.. Thomson native of titeshire Scotland, ut a
resident of North Carolina for the last u 3 years
worthy upright and good citizen His loss will be
only by his immediate friends and relatives but by
all who enioyed the pleasure of his acquaintance.
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NIXON,S HOU SIC.
NA-hOIN y IIOO I5IA9
FORMERLY MRS. BORDEN S.

FORMERLY BoRDENS,l
West Side Railroad. GOIdsbOrO', n. G..
An THIS EXTENSIVE AND WELL-KNOWN PUB
I c has been purchased and re-opened
by the subscriber for the reception guests
1t is pleasantly and conveniently situated in the centre of
business and is directly opposite to, and WEST of the
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and Weldon and the Cen
trial Railroad Companies where the stop their arr
val and departure, and where
WAITING to take baggage and give such other attentions
as the traveller may require
THE HOUSE has been remodclled, repaired and thor
with furniture selected with special care and
ranged with single to the comforts of the casual
guest or permanent boarder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substantia the danteS
and decacies of the foreign well domestic
markets will be rendered tributary the constant supply
which will be served the best style by orderly, obig
ing and well-trained servants.
THE BAR
viii be sorehousc of the best Wines and Liquors. and
perintended by gentleman of courtesy and integrity thor
oughly acquainted with his the knOw
edge of what due the rights and comforts of the pub
lie, well as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
Which the best the State have been placed in
have under his the best and experienced o
ers and will be the chief of the proprietor
that horses of his guests be we'll fed and Thoroughly
groOmed.
This entire establishment has been purchased and fitted
at expense and it will be the pleasure,
of it will be the interest of the subscriber to render
the House in every respect equal any the country He
nue the liberal patronage heretofore extended this House
while under the of its former propetress Mrs Borden
who gained for celebrity hroug the entire Union
Aug. H. 1855.-294ly H. r. NIXON.
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PoTAToEs-Ne change notice in either Street or hrsh,
and the former continue to be brought slowly See table
PRovIsIoNs-BACoN about the No neu N. G. cured
has been brought in the past week. and have sales to
report quotations nominal See table One two lots of
old market but cannot find buyer. Western cured also
remains dull and is held at I34 cts for Sides and l2@2
h. for shouldersmosty at lowest figures sales
LARD is in active demand from grocers and the market is
tirey bare of both n and Western make parcels would
sell quick quotations, in quality. See tablePoRK
Northern in fair supply and dull of sale at decline
of 30 last quotations We notice the price has
ded in the Northern markets and consequence prices here
have decided downward tendency. See table Fresh
has been brought in parngy which, with an active
has caused the price to advance and sales are now
made at 9@l0 cents per h., as in quality.
SALTNo material alteration to notice, and the market
is pretty well supplied with both Liverpool and Alum Last
sale of the former 81 20 % and 1900 bushels
of the latter sold Friday SO p bushe 80 days
SUGARs-Are scarce, and prices rule high See table.
SHlNGLEs,Nothing doing, and market dull, See table
from either milers shippers We note sales this of
only RATS at So SO. 1909 50 y M, as in quality.
FREIGHrS--No change in price, ard coaswse rates
firm. See table for last rates paid.
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Marine Intelligence.
'ORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA

ARRIVED.
Dec 27-Stealrer Magnolia Barber, from Fayetteville, to
steamer Spray, Price, from smithviIe, to A H. Van
Schr Marira, Prescott from St Johns, Fla, for New
London Ct. laden with cotton seed and lumber; put in
leaking at the rate 100 strokes hour; will discharge
cargo FOR repairs To J. H. Chadbourn & Co.
Dec. 28-Schr David Faust, Robbins from Philadelphia,
Schr Mary Isabella Darlington, from Baltimore to Rus
sell & Bro; with mdZe. -
Dec 28DSchr S 5. Strong Hallock from New York, to
Schr S Wilson, Beardsley, days from New York, to
J. r. Blossom with mdZe-
Schr Theresa Young from Providence, r. l., in bal
last to George HARRIS.
Dec 29-Schr Wake Tay lor, so hours from New York,
to Geo. Harrss; with mdze- w -,
3O-Steamer Sun, McRimn ION, from Fayetteville, to W.
steamer James r. Grs W liams, from Fayetteville, to
Dec SlwSteamer Spray, Price, from smhhie, to A. H.
VanBokkelen ~
steamer Fanny Lutteroh, stedman from Fayetteville
o Lutterloh & Elliott.
Jan lSchr. Henry Finch, Flkenburg, from New York.
Peteway & Prtchett.
New Schr George Davis Smith, from New York. to j. H.
Schr Julia Fox Leaning I'm New York. to ]. A. Stanly
Steamer Magnolia Barber, from Fayetteville to Lutteron
2-Sehr. Margaret Y Davis Robinson. from New York. to
T. c. Worth; with mdz e. ,urn
Dec u. Brig Pulaski, CrOwe1 for Porto Rico by l. T.
Worth, with lumber and shingles.
McRae & Go.
Steamer Fanny Luterlohy Sedman, for tayeteVlie ny
Lutteroh Il Elliot ,,
Dec 29-Steamer Spray Price, fer Snithvie, by A. H
VanBOkkelen ~ wv ,
Schr Louisine, Hudson, for New York, by L C. Worth
with naval stores, &c.
Schr. Emily, Mankn, for New York, by J. H. Flanner
with cotton, naval stores, sc.
Dec 29-Schr Ned, Gunder:son for New York, by
George Harrss; with naval stores. cotton, SC.
3lSSchr G.. M Smith, Smith, for New York, by A ~
CaIaux with naval stores, SC -t.o
JAM steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman, for Fayette
Jan Steamer Sun, McRimm on or fayetteville by w
H. Marsh.
2Steamer Magnolia, Barber. for Fayetteville by Lut
terloh Elliott. -
Jan 3--Steamer James R. Grss, Williams for Fayctte-
vile, by A. D. Cazaux.
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ON SUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTIMONY Of
WOMAN SHOULD BE CONCLUSIYE

=, - NEW YORK, August 2, 1855
Mrs Clute of No 22 Second street. believing her child
about three years old be troubled purchased
one bottle of DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMl-
Of causing the child discharge large number of
The child is enjoying good health We would advise
with lose no time bu Immediately purchase and
administer Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vcrmifuge 1t win
cure The money oc be refunded all chere does
not giUe satisfaction
&EPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANE'S
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros, PittsborO', Pa. All other Vermifuges compa-
rison worthless. DR. McLane's genuine Vermuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM H. LlPPITT.
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS jan LIST -lwdSZw
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with no unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared
all ordersfor M ONT MENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as well can be dor either North n South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 1S54-27-n JAMES MCLARANAN.
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FOR MALE

SO THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to close his businesskA
ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LANDS with about 80
acres cleared and under good fence and ditch with Dwelling
House, kitchen, and all other necessary outbuildngs-a
Also, good Store House and Lot several good
Building Lots = for Dwellings and Stores fronting the
streets and if desired will sell with corn fodder plan
tation tools, Sc The above place situated the
side of the Northeast branch Of the Cape Fear Rivera fine
place for dstlng Tupentne, merchandising and farming
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call the sub
crlber the premises his residence Strich
Vile, the Wilmington Weldon Railroad, who will take
pleasure in showing the premises.
the property shpud not be sold at private sale it will be
sold at auction Friday llh January Terms day
of sale. / PETERSON
Dec. H. 1850. l5-ts
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SOAP AND CANDLES.


TNHOSE SUPERIOR articles, manufactured in Whining
ton by Messrs CoStn u Gaford offered for sale by
the undersigned who has been appointed Sole Agent for
their disposition in this place Dealers and
invited to examine and test them by in comparison with
such imported from the North Samples offered
gratutousy with full conviction that these articles after
fair trial. will be preferred to any other in market while
thOy will be sold for less price
Nov. 81 GEO HOUSTON.
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NOTICE.,
NOTICE..
dill 900 WANTED FROM THE STOCI

$1,000 MAHT Il: FRoM TIE TscH Poa
Road Company Another nallmen of 80 per cent the
whole 80 called for, and immediate payment required
make with the Treasurer of the company
before the 18th January next, will be sold
The next annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Court House, in Clinton the day
Dec 2l.-l6-4t P. MURPHY, Sec'y & Treas.
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Jan. 4 Hat and Cap Emporium, No. Granite r


An THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Plantation,
4 situate in Bladen County Cape Fear River and Ba-
kers Creek known the DR.. Smith McRee Place The
tract contains three hundred acres of fine FARMING
LAND-has on it oleraby good Dwelling House, and
eelient out houses-is within mile and half of Primary
and Classical School of the first rank and neghbOrhoOd
unsurpassed for morality intelligence and sociabiity 1t is
well supplied with water and has one more good miseats
grapes, than any in the country There upon
twenty thrifty arbos and in few years it could be made
rival the hills of France To any one wishing to engage in
the wine business, opportunity is offered There is
also orchard of about 500 choice young apple trees
commencing to bear.
The above property will be exposed public SALE the
Court House, the first Monday in February next if not
previously disposed of.
Persons wishing purchase will apply Geo w White
Esq at Ezabethtown, the subscriber the premises
WILLIAM H. WHITE.
Bladen County, N. c., Jan. 4,[-l8-4w.
[Fayettevie Observer copy four weeks and send bill to
this Office
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF STRICkLANDS MALE
SEMINARY requested to meet in Stricklandsville
Friday, the 18th January, 1856 Those who have
paid up their subscription will please pay prior the 2h
J January. MILTON K, DEVANE, Treas.
Jan SOL -3t-IS3t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-04
MARRIED..

On the 9th u at Cedar Dale New Hanover county, by
G.. j. Moore Esq, Mr.. A. l.. MOORE to Miss CHARITY
MURRAY, of Duplin county.
On tic goth ut., by Robinson Ward, Esq, Mr. WILLIE
GOFF to Miss CATI1ARINE BLACKBURN, all of Samp-
county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-04

1R0 ACRES OF LAND FOR, SALE.-I will sell to the
1cU highest bidder the 18th day of January 1885, the
above named quantity of land lying the northeast side
as the lands Where Seil Campbell formerly lived
Sales take place on the premises at IL O'Clock condition.
made known the day of sale Of the above named land
there is seyentyfve of No. swamp land clear of
freshets Sale positive. w: y. MELVIN, Agent,
Dec. N--[ lo-ftw. For E. .. Capbell of Texas
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-04

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Of the principle articles from the Port of Wilming
ton, N. c., as compiled from reports Of the Daily
Journal, and compared asiM those Of the previous
gear:
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-04

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Fl ON the port of Wilmington, N. c., compiled from
the reports Of the Daily Journal, for The fourth
quarter of 1855-compared acih the fourth quar-
ter Of 1854, ending 31St December of each gear:
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LOST.


MY POCKET BOOK, AT THE RAILROAD OFFICE,
l the train going North containing two thousand
dollars the hard earnings and careful saving of the
The bills well rccolleced five one hundred dol
lar bills ten ftc and the balance in tens hves Ours and
threcs The papers mostly receipts.
reward of two hundred dollars VIII be given to the nd
vidua wo may find and return the pocketboo to with
the contents. MILES FOY.
Jan, t.--l01-6t
5000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE,
BETWEEN Island and Harrison Creeks, in the county of
ID New Hanover, the most accommodating terms
Good landings and plenty water at all OF the year
There eight tasks of Turpenne and several hundred
acres valuable FARMING LAND The Improvements are
good story frame dwelling house. with kitchen, stable
and crib Any person DESTROYS of examining the land
do so by calling Mr. William Cook, the premises,
making application to the subscriber.
JOHN COWAN.
Wilmington, Jan. 4th.--[ l0l-2w-lS4w*
rOPSAIL ACADEMY.
THE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will Wednesday, the 9th of January, 1856
Terms per session of five months for board and tuition,
from ifty-eight to seventy dollars.
Board be obtained for number of scholars. Apply
to the Principal at the Academy, JOS NJ. Foy, SCOTS
Hill, N. c. JOS. M. FOY,
Jan 2-lOO-lw-l8-2w s5ecy. of Board of Trustees.
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VALuARLE LAND EoR SAIE

E8 HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
undersigned offers for sale his plantation Cedar
Forest situated the Sound and Cape Fear River the
County of New Hanover, ID miles below Wilmington
tanning 900 ACRES OF LAND, of which 100 acres are
cleared and under fence, portion of good GROUND
PEA LAND. large quantity of TUKPENTINE and
TAI may be produced and the facility for making money
by sending fire wood to market is excellent There on
this place considerable body of MARSH which might be
converted into rice land and doubt would very pro-
ductve Fish and Oysters may be had in abundance
the OYSTERS for size and excellence of flavor surpassed
by the State
The improvements consist of a small Dwelling Kitchen
and all necessary out houses further description deem
ed unnecessary he place possesses may advantages which
when viewed cannot be overlooked by the superficial
observer For health it is equaledby few locations Eas-
tern Carolina.
To any person wishing to residence on the Sound
the present opportunity should not be passed unheeded
Lee. II--l5-3m J. G.. PICKETT.
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NOTICE,
NOTIC
A Valuable Tract a

A Valuable Tract of Land
THE subscriber offers his Sand Hill Lands SALE lying
between the Northeast and Black River, bordering
miles the latter and containing about 1000 The
above Lands contains four crops of Turpenne Boxes large
quantity of cypress timber, blackjack and light wood
Aso, two failing springs of excellent water. The
above Lands formerly owned by Law Savage. Any
wishing to purchase, will please call Mr. T. J.
Walker, Black River, sixteen miles from Wilmington or
information. S. I. WALKER.
Dec. 2lst-[l6-tf
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NOTTCE.J

, DOM NO. 6, AT HOLMES HOTEL, WAS EN-
tered the night of the LIST inst burglar or bur
glars and some money and the following notes and papers
stolen from the subscribers,
note for 1865, made by John Caldwell and Jonathan
w Regain payable to Robert Downing endorsed over
by him to VIM T. Brown, bearing date about the 24th day
of November 1856 There is credit of s65 the above
note. Also John MeNeill for 1862 bearing date
about the ed December, 1856, payable VIM J. Brown
Also other papers and receipts not recOlsced
The above stoler from W. J. Brown.
for about $3.50, made by Mr.. Sandin of Onslow
county and payable to John F. Spicer Esq-stoen from
w. L. Howard.
All persons hereby forewarned against purchasing or
otherwise trading for of the above papers pay
ment has been stopped
VIM. J. BROWN,
Jan. 2-lO0-tf L. w. HOWARD.
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STOREHoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE Ar BEAR
SWAMP p. @. DUBLIN CO. n. G..

N. C
Fsa THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS TO
l retire to private life offers sale his ST E.
E41 HOUSE and LOT, consisting of one of Land, on
the East side of the Wilmington and Weldon abroad
miles above Warsaw, and miles below Fasons Depot at
which place is good stand for country there
Post Office at the place. which receives mails per day.
from the South A NJ and the other the North
at d P M The Storehouse is "A by IS feet with shed "a
by IL feet with good brick chimney Also, Warehouse
Is by IA feet
If application is made small stock goods now on
hand be bought very low with the premises if desired
If application is not made by the 7h of January next the
goods will be sold at public auction the premises
Dec i4.-15-tlF. l. r. LOFTIN.
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JANUARY LIST. 1855.

THE PATRONS OF THE HAT AND CAP EMPOR-
ium respectfully notified that all made pre-
visus to this date due The bills ready and it
hoped will be promptly settled.
SHEPARD & MYERS,
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in tie
subject the expense of landing inspection
erage, Lumber 80 cents to 81 u M; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents % bband on naval stores
when brought railroad about the
curred.~*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
Of one-fth is made. according to quality.
Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange.
BALTIMORE II Philadelphia Il pr prem
BostoE....-. III &c Charleston. i sc -
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David wimot Prosecuting for Libel.

The notorious David Wilmot who co-operated and
Co-operates with the know nothlngs the best way
to break down the Democratic party in Pennsylva.
MIA, after that party had repudated him, and who
was of the Conspraors that assisted in compile
ting the fusion between the wings, abotioniss, and
know nothings against the democracy of that State
at the last election, has brought suit against Mr..
Chase, the editor of the Montrose Democrat, for
libel laying his damages at $4,000. There have
been so many extraordinary demonstrations of know
nothing influence in the jury box that not to speak
Of the last Outrage-we allude TO that just perpe-
rated in the city of New Orleans by which an officer
declared to be elected who is known to have been
largely defeated at the ballot-box-we should not
be surprised if Wimot succeeded in his crusade upon
our democratic contemporary
Wilmot is president Judge of his judicial district,
but has not deemed it inconsistent with his duties to
mingle in the exciting contests of party. When
the distinguished Judge Kane made his decision in
the Tassmore Williamson case, and when the MAORI
ly of the Supreme Court of the State pronounced
their Judgment on the same case, Wilmot rallied
against them by the hour the hustings, employing
language, and suggesting punshments, quite in the
spirit of the New York Tribune. The editor of the
MOntrose Democrat .nted freely upon this pros
tuton of the judicial Office, and is now called upon
10 answer for libel for daring 10 speak of one who
has in turn slandered every honest public in the
. Union.
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Rehearsal of the French EmpcrOr's Speech.
The Paris correspondent of the Manchester Guar
dian relates the following aneCdote:
1t is certain that Louis Napoleon calculated admi-
ably the effects of his speech, knew that they ought
TO be considerable, and resolved on his own part
TO 4eave nothing undOne which should assure 10 his
speech It's fullest measures OF success. An anecdote
The authenticity of which | can VouCh for, will show
1 you how determined he that nothing in so seri
Gus matter should be left to chance. The great
ear was lest, in vast building the sound of the
human voice should be altogether lost and it was
Predicted that the OF instruments
s ana chOTuSseS would have very small radiance of
sound. The Emperor was seriously pre.Occupied by
'hls, for he knew he was going to speak to all Eu
to!c, and that II necessary all Europe should
hear him distinctly He consulted several men of
art on this point, who advised a recurrence to the
system of the ancents, and suggested the placing of
What called vessels of under the throne,
alu at stated angles OF sound IN the building itself.
his was done, and those learned in the acoustic
science of opinion that everything was In order.
ne Emperor, however, was not yet satisfied and on
NE night of the 14th-15th, between and two o.
Iock IN the morning. he arrived to make 4 trial IN
MS own person. Accompanied by five or six of his
u''e' ana having appointed commssary OF the Crys
tl aIace TO meet him. he entered the gigantic nave
VI The Industrie, and posting his followers in differ
parts OF the building, he delivered in loud voice
' speech from the throne. The resonance was I'M
IehSej each nearer in succession assured him of
ms and he quietly replied: "Now, then, am sure
my mtonat'ons." You may remember that on the
oI 'ae subject of universal establishment was the
rI9Hess and sonOrousness of the Emperor's voice,
,nCl Is naturally neither loud nor sonorous The
~aIh OF every man one met was q" what stentoran
u n How did he manage TO be so clearly heard
o sucn space :" tell you this because, as said
bo u answer for its absolute TRUTH and because it
acta, Inc extreme Importance Louis Napoleon at
IOeu 10 The success of his speech.
vb Ia FRiE .1Y BROAD HINT.-To a fond mother
Bis,chi lofen were at the lime making themselves
I'D gentleman observed, II have deci.
tr.r preference to bad children, madam" elbow
Badsn.. ana pray for what reason ," said she
'Nu's 0"ey are GIacGys sent out of the room %
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GENTLEMEN, YOUR BILLS ARE READY FOR
VI settlement, and must be paid Our time for credit is
three months. Yours in want -
Nov. &c. w f. = TOWNSUEED
( iEMENI-75 bbls. Rosendale Cement, for sale by
" Dec 18th GEO. HOUSTON.
NA1LS.-l00 Kegs, assorted sizes, for sale by
IN Dec. 18th GEO. HOUSTON
CORN.-SOO bushels White flint Corn for sale BY
~ Dec 18th GEO. HOUSTON.