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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLYN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Oct. BRIG Ada Smith, from Boston, to Adams Bro g.
r, Brig Black Swan, Podger, from New York, to George
schr Ned, McCreedy from New York. to George Harrss
schr. Col sattery, Taylor, from Charleston, to A. D.
Cazaux with SALT
Steamer Enterprise, Williams, from Haywood to Master
2-U S: NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvile, to A.
schr Kate Way, from Jacksonville, to Rankin Martin
AT sMITHvILLE-Schr Lucy L. Sharp, from Boston
Oct brig Ada Smith, from Boston, to Peirce Dud
ley; with mdze to Adams, Bro. & Co.
Brig Black Swan, Podger, from New York to Peirce
Dudley with mdze to Geo. Harriss.
Z-schr Castiian, Lord, from Bermuda, to VIM NJ. Har
schr Lucy L. Sharp, Weaver from Boston, to I. C.
s-steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to A. Merlin
Oct; sehr. Matehess, Clark from New London, Ct,
Brig Rio Grande McCobb, from Wiscasset, Me-, via sa-
vannah, Ga, to J. Fl. Chadboum Co.
Schr. Home Willis, from Swansboro, to master with
5-U S. NJ Steamer Spray Price, from smithvie, to A.
sMITHvLLE, Oct. propeller Commerce, -, from
Oct. 51Tem. schr Charles Smith, Simpson, from New
York, to George Harriss.
schr John A. Stanly Simpson, from New York, to Geo.
6-scRr. j. H. Fanner Thompson from Philadelphia to
George Harriss with mdze
schr Marine, Powell from New York. to Geo. Harriss
schr. Worth, Allen, from New York, to T. c. Worth;
with mdZe.
schr Lavinia Dexter from Jacksonville, to Rankin
Martin with naval stores.
Oct 6Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt from Fayetteville,
to T. c. & B. G. Worth
Steamer Black River Barber, from Fayetteville to D. A.
Lamont.
~. S. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smthvle to A.
II. VanBokkelen.
Brig NJ E. Thompson Partridge, from Matanzas, to T. C.
Worth.
schr Martha Skinner, Chaplin, from ST. Thomas, Geo.
Harriss
schr Helene, Henderson, from New York, to A. D. Ca
FAUX.
Oct 7schr. Eleanor Townsend from New York, to T. c.
Worth; with mdZe.
Schr Palestine, Gibbs from Hyde county, to J. R. Bios
som; with
Barque Campus, Cunningham from Boston, to o. G. Pars
ley q Co.; with mdze.
Schr. d. W. Vaughan Clifford from Newport r. l., J.
j. L. Hathaway Co.. with lime.
9-New Schr May, Baker, from New York, to j. H. Elan
ner with mdze.
Steamer Enterprise, Williams, from Fayetteville to mas
ter.
Oct. III. S NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile,
by A. H. VanBokkeen.
Oct. 3-Schr R. W. Brown, Derrickson for New York
by A. d. Cazaux; with naval stores, &c.
schr Emily Hobart, for New York, by J. H. Flanner
with naval stores, &C.
Steamer Enterprise Williams for Fayetteville, by master
Steamer Sum- Rush. for Fayetteville, by A. McRimmon.
Oct 81. s. M Steamer Spray Price, for Smthvlle, by
A. II. VanBokkelen
5-Schr VIM. Smith, Fisher, for New York, by Geo. Har
! riss with naval stores &c.
Oct. 6.-Schr. Adele, Corson, for New York. by ]. H.
Flanner with naval stores &c.
| Schr Julia Fox, Hammond, for New York by T. c.
Worth with naval stores. &c.
A. H. VanBokkelen.
7schr Ben, Fisher, for New York. by George Harriss
Oct Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville
by 7. c. B. G. Worth.
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500 AGENTS WANTED:

HOMESTEAD FOR SO!
Third DtiS0n.s31 900 coIt of Farms and Building
LOS,
IN THE GOLD REGIONS OF CULPEPPER COUNTY,
1 Virginia. he divided amongst 200 subscribers, on
the M of December, 1851. subscriptions only ten dollars
doca CT $l5 half down. the delivery of the
Deed Every subscriber Will get Building Lot Farm
ranging value from $40 to 5000. These Farms and Lots
are oid so cheap induce settlements sufficient number
being reserved the increase in the value Of which will COM
pelsate for the apparent low price asked.
Upwards of $50 lots already sold, and company of
settlers called The Rappahanock Pioneer Association, is
now forming and will soon commence settlement Ample
will be given for the faithful performance of CON
tracts and promises.
Nearly of lands, in different parts of Virginia,
now at command and will be sold to settlers at from 81 up
to $780, per acre. UnqueStonabe titles aou all he
qiue Wood-cutters, Coopers, Farmers, &c. ecated
and 500 Agents to obtain subscribers whom the most lib
eral inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they making 5000 per moth For full particulars, suh-
scriptions Agencies &C., Apply to
E. BAUDER Port Royal, Carolina, Co., Va,
or to W, D. GARDNER, Agent, Wilmington N. c.
August 3lst, 1857. 304.
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BERHAVE,s HOLLAND BITTERs.

TINHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS
i PERSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS LIVER COM
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon q
dsOrdered STOMACH OR LIVER such Indigestion
Acity of the Stomach Coicky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite Dependency COstveness Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
most of the European States its introduction the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them now
offer it to the American publcf knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
is particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous effect finds its way directly the seat
fe thrilling and quickening every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact nsing health and vgor
in the system
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular
remedical properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you have given B9rhaves Holland Btters trial. One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
BDSod at 81 90 per bottle, bottles for S. co. by
the sole proprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Il CO.,
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPIT WALKER
MEARES & CO.. DIR. A. O. BRADLEY, and Druggist
gem orally throughout the United States.
May 5th 1857. 204-ly-36ly
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A SEA SICK LovER.-The following letter purportine
to have been found in bottle, on voyage from San
Francisco to New York supposed to be the last adieu
of a lover at sea to his inamorata at home:
"MY DARLIN' JULIA-We are gon' down. At least
the ust matt informs me- very soon; and that kind
gentleman advises me to do my little choars before the
fatal stroke ends my kareer yearth feel very queer
having ct no breakfast and my supper having gone the
rong wa The waves is rollin mountains hi; and our
dyn suard advises pork and moasses tied to string:
feel very sad shoed like to take mi hat and go ash
oor The captain is very kind hearted, and l am so
soft shell stummckd that he is always ordern me blow
and feel constantly like comm up. Oh if was ash
ore would never come to sea agin, never, never
Just tn pleg me, they've been and sailed all the wot-
ter. This morning I was sick tn my stunmick and un-
dertuk to get drink. 0 you've no idear how salt it
was | asked the matt what the kause was and he sed
1t was on akkount of all the pork barrels havin leaked
There, now ware goin herd the capin say tn a
large culered gentleman You'd better lite the lamps
hefore you go down-and can feel it two The ships
ptchn and the sailors dom up the sales tn take EN- as
hore, them kan swi1n-what can do? I amt ust tn
the kimate, and the wotter is damp that cum into
mi bunk last mite All you'll no about me will be
this bottle and you kant rely upon ever getn it very
sartin, the whales is SOW thick in this longertude
There we're going down. Now | must seel
the bot
The rest was ilegible
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ROsN-The pressure in the money market has seriously
affected this article and sales cannot be made unless at
considerably below those previously reported Hold
unwilling take the prices offered and consequent
we have nothing to note in the way of transactions during
the week Common held at 81 TO- and only 81 offered
The receipts continue meagre and the stock of all grades
market is quite small Our quotations in table
merely nominal About bbs pale sold yesterday 81
la 81 so y Dbl
TAR-No receipts since last. We note little or no
enquiry, and previous quotation could hardly be obtained
See table.
BEEF CATTLE &CThe market for beeves remains about
the reported our last The quantity brought in
for several weeks past has been quite SMALL and the stock
in butchers hands rather light; sufficient however,
the demand. We quote grass-fatted at 63 70 tb
SHEEP have been brought sparng and butchers have
very hand In demand at 81 IS 81 so EACH
cordng to quantity.
BARRE1sFor Empty Spirits Turpentne barrels the mar
ket quite firm at high rates and the stock
in first hands is light We DOte sales during the week 0i
small parcels second hand at 81 so 10 - each in
quality.
COTToN-Te market has continued to rule very quiet
last Some small parcels received, but buyers dis
posed to keep out Of market present One small
OF sold Monday II cents z ID. for middlng .and
on Wednesday cents for good mddng Quotations in
table merely nominal
| CoFFEE-The market is very we'll supplied with de-
scripons and rules quiet, note merely retail de-
existing Small sales from store at quotations. See
| table,
Com MEALS in moderate stock, and remains without
alteration in price. Sells from the granaries 81 10 i
bushe in lots to suit.
FIsH-The market poorly supplied with all kinds. Fol
Mulet active demand and the quantity received
has been unusually light lot of SO bbs arrived on Mon
day, and brought 81 for pine bbls.
FLouR-The price Of this article has further declined ani
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Maria T. Wilder, (of Wscasset Me.,) Cunningham
from Wilmington N c. for Boston, which spoken 10th
ut and again the Goth, dsmasted, but requiring
sistance, was finally abandoned the 6h u and captain
and taken off by Brig R. W. Packer, at Boston, from
Cape Haytien One of the crew. named John Frances died
on the wreck. The NJ, T. W. was dsmasted on the 18th
ut, and when fallen in with the entirely exhaust
ed.
The Brig Altavea Gkey, at New York Sd inst from Rio
JancrO reports that Sept 2Sh lat IS 3d. long. 70 49,
n Co. for Marsees, in sinking condition. took from her
Capt Perkins, wife, and two children his mate and five
men, and carried them into New York.
The j. X. sailed from Wilmington Sept 2lst and the
3d. lat $780, long a. experienced gale from N. e. du
ring which she sprung aeak laden with lumber.
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,sa7 aud 1ss7-Hope for the Future.

When the revusion of 1887 took place, 1t extended
from the people to the Federal Government The mo-
ney of the people had been connoeu 10 certain otate
hanks and when an attempt was made to remove it to
others or to transfer to the States themselves under
the Distribution Act the State banks could not comply
with the demands of the Government. The temptation
which the vast funds of the federal offered to the
hanks was too great to be resisted and when the reac
ton came and these funds were needed for the ordinary
operations of the Government and for other purposes
the banks could not comply without curtalhng then
discounts and calling in their debts and when they ana
this it greatly added to the general distress among e
merchants, mechanics, and manufacturers, ana PTecPi
tated the catastrophe which fell upon the whole UnlOn
HaDpilv for the country we were IN condition OF pro-
found peace when these events transpTed Had we
been in state of war with foreign power lnColCel'a-
BILE distress and dishOnOr must have resulted Inc t~ns
kent rs sacred deposit for Just such emergencies To,d
not bore been fofcomtng They had been used by the
hanks to feed the fuel Ofprivae pamper
avorites-to erect paaces--and to carry forward pro-
iects of doubtful character, had passed into the
several State treasures to form the basis OF other Oper
atiOns only less disastrous. Thus the General Gov
eminent involved in the calamity that attacked ndvd
nails and States The suffering universal.
But now the PROSTATE mechanic merchant can look
ND from his gloom and at least one bright star in the
dark sky overhead In this hour of his dependency he
need not despair The Federal Government is not IN
roiued IN the catastrophe The millions of the peoples
money have not been thrown into the caudrOn Of spec
uation to feed the fever Of unhealthy and sudden gan
and to add to the consuming revulson in the money
market Had this not been so, who count the ca
amties that would have bealen us? Who can tell
where the mad torrent of expanded and expanding credit
would have carried us?
This is the great difference between the panic of 1887
and that of 1857 1t constitutes one of the Hopes of
the hour 1t speaks of wholesome Treasury of the
proud and stainless reputation bear before the nations
of the security of those citizens whose means are nves
ted in the stocks of the United States and it shows to
all men, and convinces all who care to think the
subject that the policy of the Independent Treasury is
snot only best for in times of war; but is the roe con-
scrYaor and safeguard of the people in time of peace
DbjIo
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LIVERPOOL, Sept 23.-Cotton-Sales of the past three
days bales mostly to the trade the market closing
Breadstufs The market generally has declining ten
dency Flour steady Some circulars quote IS advance
Provisioning market is dull. Beef is heavy, and quo
tations nominal Pork is dull Bacon is firm and steady
Lard quiet and slow OF sale, but prices unaered.
Naval Stores-Rosin is firm at 4s 3D. Tpentne is sea
dy at 39s.
Produce.-Rice is dull.
Money Mdrket-The money market is generally unchan
ged. Railway securities have slightly declined Consols
903a903 for account, and 90ta904 for money.
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The rest was illegible.
NOTICE,

RS-THE COMMITTEE for the Examination of Teachers
of Common Schools for New Hanover County, requested
to meet at office Saturday 3st October at 10 clock
A. NJ.
Teachers wishing to appear before the Committee will
please be present that occasion.
S. D. WALLACE Chairman.
Wilmington, Oct I'd, 1857 5-td
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NEW MODE OF ARREsTING BCRGLARs-A burglar
III Dayton Ohio, had recently removed large pane of
$aS" from window and stepped back to review the
o preparatory TO entering upon the duties of his pro-
eSSon,' when, according to The Gazette he suddenly
sIHatted and gave yell. He found out atterward that
little box full of assletida, and weighing twenvsevcn
pounds had been dropped square upon the top of his
mead from the second story Of the building distance
ol some twenty feet The stunning that the fellow got
Guilty.
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A. THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID .
AS for TWO HUNDRED LIKELY NEGROES MEN "a
~ AND WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. VM
All persons having such property to dispose Of will find
to their advantage to bring them to u.s. the OLD JAIL
Wilmington, N. C.. DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
A. SMITH.
Wilmington, n. c., August, 3lst 1857 3O4&1-tf
Prof Wood, the renowned discoverer the invaluable
ar Restorative, still continues to labor behalf of the
afflicted. His medicines universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior to all others for causing
the hair the head of the aged grow forth with as much
vgOr and uXuranCe when blessed with the advantages
of youth There can be Doubt place credit nnun-
cradle testimonials which the Professor has in his possession
that it is of the greatest discoveries in the medical
world 1t restores permanently gray hair to its original
color, and makes it beautiful silky texture which
has been very desirable in all ages of the world. 1t
frequently happens that old marry beautiful and anna
BILE young ladies' and not unfrequenty csty old maids make
victims of handsome good natmed young gentlemen and
by what process it has been detemnd until lately
when attributed to the this invaluable Hair Res
torative-[ LdsdHc Journal
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES& i; CO.. and
by Druggists generally Oct. -262weOd-6-2t
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. STH, 1857.

TURPENTNESnce last the advices from the Northern
markets have by proved favorable which fact
geher with the pressure in the money market operated
against this article owing to the light receipts, however,
prices remain without change. There is little or no demand
from dslers at present rates, and shippers have taken
nearly all that has in market closing with rather
downward tendency The weeks sales comprise only OO6
hhls.. as follows:
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NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &C., say lumber 80 to 81 y M Tar and
Tupentne about 10 % IA cents % bb-and naval stores,
when brought % Railroad about the expenses
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentme a deduction
of onefth more is made the price Of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS including fine
L Engraving of the DECLARATION INDEPENDENCE, with
full length portraits of all the signersrom painting by
Trumbul. Single copies prepaid by mail 49, Two copies
DO So For particulars of Agency copies address D. H.
MILFORD. l67 Broadway. New York
~
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TURPENTINE DISTILLERY, FIXTURES, ETC.
SALE.
August 10Th, 1857.


TURPENTlNL AND FAESM LANDS FO1s SALE.
a The subscriber offers for sale Lis entire posses ~
FIFTH sions of Lands lying in the county of OnslOw, s
IaA the South West Creek South West branch of 49,
New River The Farm embracing about six hundred
on the Creek both sides of the Road leading from Will
mngton Jacksonville and Newbe five miles from Jack
sonvile, and about equidisan between Wilmington and
Newbern. The Turpentne Pine Lands embrace sixteen
hundred lying within few miles of the plantation
and from three to five miles from good landing the
Creek.
The above property offers opportunity for invest
ment the Pine lands being mostly in their virgin state and
capable of producing from ten to twelve tasks of boxes
The Farm lands although in bad order long neglect
lies WELL and susceptible of very high state of improve
ment aording all the materials and every facility for the
The Lands would be sold in body or in parcels
Terms of sale made easy.
For further nfOrmaton apply to the subscriber to n.
n Nixon, Wilmington. c. D. n. FOY.
Oct. |, 1857 222W-5-tf
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GOLD MINES IRON WORKS AND NEGROES FOR
SALE.
Oct. 6. 1857
TURPENTINE LANDS FOR SALE.

49, OFFER FOR SALE my Coley Lands. lying between
eG Black and Cape Fear Rivers in Baden county about
Fear and containing about ONE THOUSA EIGHT HUN
DRIED ACRES all round trees but one task of boxes having
been cut on the land.
For terms which will be accommodating, apply to
ENMUND A. HALVES.
1our Hanover Oct 10. 1857 elm
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Gambling in grain, selling Short" &c. is extensive
carried on in Chicago One day last week the buy
us pressed so hard the sellers deliver that the price
%nGat was forced up or cents per bushel The
o 9ad sold more than they had and at one
V"S neen vessels waiting for supplies that were short
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
FE subscriber having obtained Letters of Administration
to the estate of Mary Shaw deceased at the September
term 1851 of New Hanover county Court hereby gives
ce to all persons bavng claims against said estate to
sent the within the time prescribed by law, or this no
tice will be pleaded bar of recovery All persons IN
debed to his intestate will come forward and pay up
Il. A. COLVIN, Admir-.
Oct 8, 1857 Cat
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INDIGESTION,

DARNEsTOwN, MONTGOMERY Co., MARYLAND,
January 31st, 1857.
never felt the benefit of any medicine much as from
theIbotte of BERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS purchased
last Fall wish to know where get without of
imposition (Signed)
JOSEPH c.. DELLETT.
See advertisement. [Oct. 6.-26&6-1w.
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WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE AND RU HEREFORD
RAILROAD COMPANY.
- r=E7 THE REGULAR AN
- nual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Wilmington Charlotte Rutherford Rail
road Company, will be held in the town of Charlotte, COun
ty Meckenburg, the THIRD WEDNESDAY in October
nexhe being the 2st day of the month The trans
fer books will be closed for onh prior to said day.
Sept 21.-l3&4-t2lO. H. W. GUION.
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ONCE MORE.

YNO-DAY WE COMMENCE SENDING OUT ACCOUNTS,
i many of which, it distinctly understood, were to
have been paid lst of last July Our terms being cash. we
do not hesitate present bills any time after they
contracted Having overpus that will enable to give
long credits, must insist upon prompt payments We have
time to present the same bill twice.
October Sd O. s. BALDWIN.
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MARRIED..

In this county, the 10Th u by E. Bunting ESQ., Mr..
EDWARD w. GEORGE, to Mrs. RHODA ANN BOUR-
DEAUX all of this county.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market has continued to rule
exceedingly dull and for the small sales that have taken
place at decline of has been submitted We
that there buyers this morning CENTS but sell
ers refuse to take this figure Sales for the week fol-
lows:
M tt 100 :: Sc '' :: e s'ai''''
Tuesday.... 100 - 30 81
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

Ra should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price In filling small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange:
Baltimore. per CT prem. Philadelphia per CT prem.
New York.. i g Virginia. - g
Boston,. L s. - Charleston. L - -
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J. NJ. ROBINSON q SON.
TTAVE now in store the folowin viz:
II Iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights;
Hoop Iron of the best quality;
Nails, Brads and Spikes;
Iron AXes, Hubs and Spokes;
Timber and other Axes, all warranted;
Cast Steel Grubbng Hoes, Spades and Shoves;
Rice Sickles and Bramble Scythes;
Preserving Kettles, Saucepans, &C.
Mill Circular, Cross Cut, and other Saws
Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills;
Barn Doors and Smokehouse Locks, extra good
Pad Locks that can't be matched;
Brass and Iron Wire CLOTH
Wood Saws, and Axes with handles in them;
Cotton Cord, Linen and Cotton Irvine;
Best quality of Scissors and Needles;
Rogers & Sons WestenhOlmes, and some of the
eral Barlow Knives.
Wilmington January 1857.
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DIED.

In this place Sunday, the 4th inst at the residence
n n Nixon ESD, ANNIE, infant daughter of c. T. N.
Eliza c. Davis.