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DEVOTED TO POLITICS, THE MARKETilGItlClLTURE, FOREIGN ANl DOMESTIC NEWS LITERATURE, AND GENERAL INFORMATION.
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WILMINGTON, JV. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1846.
WHOLE NO. 83.
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tMLlWIGTON JOURNAL:
lM IlllSHE! EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
PRICE & FULTOX, PnopuiK-roas.
r E s
vo U .i'ars and l.ity nts Paid hl a(IVa"ce'
; at tlic end oi three months.
dUWtinued until all arrearages are
,MeJut at the option of the publishers. No
irt,.tt..i received fa than twelve months.
TO CLUBS OF
subscribers, to one address, $1 1 00
Fiv: lie iv s
Ten,
do.
d. do. U m
Tuctty, do. do.
33 O0 'bers, 13 drawn
No a Ut au-V onUr unkM8 tht mmey
ICZU'itf'-" - (,, I'.
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Mid and upwards, and money may be re
filled tkrmgh the mail at our risk.
m ister's certificate of such remittance shall be a
Inserted at one dollar per square of 16 lines or
le9i for the first, and twenty-five cenls for each
auccccdmg insertion. 25 per cent wdl be deduc
red from an advertising bill when it amounts to
thirty dollars in any one year. V kaiu.t standing
advertisements will be inserted ai .u per sqwu.e. ,
All legal advertisements charged 'Zb per cent
hiiher. . JLfi
ry If the number of insertions are not markco j
.,n P advertisement, they will be continued until
ordered out, and charged for accordingly-
,rl,etters to the proprietors on business con
nected with this establishment, must be post paid,
and directed to the firm.
t FFICB on the south-east corner of f root and
Princess streets, opposite the Bank of the State.
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Neatly executed and with despatch, on
liberal terms for cash, at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
MANTUA-MAKING.
rmRS. PRICE would inform the ladies of Wil
AUL mtogion and its vicinity, that she will ex
ecute work in ike above line, on reasonable teiins.
Residence over the JOURNAL OFFICE,
November 7, 1 845
i 29th
I 30ih
GiXf.Kspa: & ROBESON
Continue the AGENCY" business, and will make
liberal advances on consignments of
Lumber, Naval Stores. fcc. fcc.
Wilmington, August 1st, 1845.
The Observer and the North Carolinian, Fay
etteville, will copy six months and forward accounts
o this office.
John S. Richards,
CO.TI.TIIjSION merchant,
G EXE UAL AGENT,
Wilmington, N. C.
Respectfully refers to
Messrs. J. & E Anderson, Wilmi t0ll N. (j.
R. W. Brown, Esq. 5
Messrs. Woolsey fe Wlsej-,
Richards, Basselt & Aborn,
A. Richards, Esp
June 27, 1845.
CORNELIUS MYERS,
i-aamtf actum: jtIicalcr lit
'''HATS AWB CAPS,
WHOLESALE. A !i UKTAIL,
MARKET STREET Wilmington, N. C.
GEORGE AV . DAVIS,
Commission and Forwarding
tfERCH AST,
LONDON'S WHA'ltK, Wilmington. N. C.
Auiitioneev & Co;nmtsSlon Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal ado ;ncrs andean shipments to his friends
in New York.
September 21, IS 14. 1-tf.
(C 0 a initio it jil c v c it a t ,
One door So. of Br. taut $ DeRossett's. IVuter-at
WlL:lMiTON, N. C.
AND
C V.U.UESSIO.Y JISliiCUl.YT.
In the $irt next North if the new Custom
House.
WlLM'NGTON, N. C.
firSU.BANCf AOAISST FIRE,
IN the lrtiETNA INSURANCE COMPA
NY," of Hartford, Conn., and the "HOW
ARD INSURANCE COMPANY," of New
York, long established and approved Compa
nies. BROWN & DEROSSET,
July 11, 1845. 43-if
B
LAMK CHECKS A neat article, for
sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
B
LANK WARRANTS for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Bum and Whiskey.
M Bbls N. E. Rum,
fTl' 20 do N. U. Whiskey.
Daily expected and for sale bv
J2 BARRY & BRYANT.
Cjiarden Seeds.
jk FRESH and full assortment, growth of
Jjk Just received by
F13 22 WM. SHAW.
.9
BBLS. Fayettevi
rasa r luuk,
60 do. Canal do.
50 half bbls. Canal do.
Just received hy ADAMS &. McGARY.
Nov. 28th, 1845. 11-tf
JDFJiyCES.
IBBRAL CASH ADVANCES made on
consignments of Produce to my friends in
New York.
4l-tf
rS'sw York. JOHN S. RICHARDS.
Jane 2. 1 848.
LsJlJJUld 15. JjUCA d
Basement Rooms, under Engl, corner of Main
and 13th streets Richmond, Va. ;
UNPARELLELED LUCK AT LUCK'S
Lucky Office.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL ARE AS
FOLLOWS :
jP40,(K)0"! $I5,iOO! $10,000 ?
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. 16, to be
drawn on Saturday, April- 18th, 186. 78 nuuir i
ORAM) CAPITALS :
of
40.000
15.000
10 (K
6 0U0
1 of
5
25
!g!4000
8M0
inj
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $10. halves 5, quarters 2 50.
A certificate of 26 wholes costs $119 00
Do do 56 halves do 59 50
. Do do 26 qrs. do 29 75
$30,000 ! 10,000! 6,000 !
Grand Consolidated lottery, class IS'o. 17, to bt
drawn on Saturday. ApriJ 2oth, i S45. 75 nos.
15 drawn.
ouaSI) capitals
1 prize of
1 do
$30.0(10, 1 prize of $4000
10,000 1 do 2000
6OO0! 10 do 1500
1
do
Tickets $U)T halves 5, quar ers 2 50.
A certificate of 25 wholes cost. 92 50
25 halves do 46 75
25 qrs. do 23 .37
The following mall rc hemes to be drnwn as follows :
DATE. APJ.IL. CAPITALS. PRICE Of TJCKUTS.
WHOLES. HALVES. UUS.
1st
-2H
3d
(ith
7th
8th
9th
10th
13th
14th
IS h
16th
17ih
20Ui
'Jlst
2d
23,1
24 th
27th
28th
Pokomoke
05, eio.ooo&c.
1
82
81
do.
do.
do,
do.
do.
do.
' do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
66, 8.00!) &c
67, 14.000 &c
6S, iSj.BuU &c
o 1 l ir,t p. I
2
4
8
5
1
o
4
8
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2
4
8
5
1
2
4
8
5
4
2
1
2
4
2
2-
1
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4
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1
2
4
2
1
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4
2
2
1
50
1
A
M
1
50
1
2
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50
U3, O Ul M',Ul'UfVI.
70,
71,
'72,
73,
74.
75,
76,
77,
7 ,
J9'
So,
81,
82.
12.000 die
8,000 itc
10.000 &c
25.000 &c
16,000 lie
12.000 &c
7,d)0 &t
12,W)0 Ac
25.000 die
15.0iK c
12,000 &c
6,000 die
12.000 &c.
1
2
1 i
1
50
1
2
1
50
S3, 4 of 10.000 oic
64, 17,500 Ac
J?5, 14 000 Ac
SO, 5000 & IU of 1000
My friends and, the public generally will please bear
In mind dial all prizes are in the hands of "LUCK."
Then lor prizes pleast- address C. B, LUCK.
Vender lor D. PAINE & Co., Managers.
Persons ordering by the package in any of the above
can deduct the price of three tickets.
The tickets in the above Loteriesare received, and all
orde s addressed t- Luck will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention.
1 have every day Lotteries from 1 to 20 dollars, and
when h remittance is made to me, large oy small, I will
always invest in the must popular lotfries "ii hand.
The drawings sent when requested to all who order
from me.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize TickPts. the
nostai'e, as nsunl, need not be paid. C. li. LLCK.
March 13th, IS-45 2ti
r"IMiE undersigned havina been elected Insnec
wi to.s of NAVAL STORES ar.d PROVI
SIONS, bee leave to inform the makers of Tar
and Turpentine, that they ha vtf associated them
selves together, under the iif.me and style of
I, ARftlXS & CORBUTI,
for the transaction of the Inspection business, and
that they respectfully solicit a liberal share of their
patronage'; and promise, by industry, punctuality
and fidelity, to endeavor to merit their favor.
Consignments to4hem shall meet with prompt
dispatch-
(TOffice in Mr. Nutt's building, Water street,
up stairs. WM. R. LARKIINS,
JAS. L COR BE IT.
Wilmington, N. C, M27, 1846 28-1 y
Classical School.
F11HE subscriber would inform the citizens of
A Wilmington S(. vicinity, that the second term
of this instilitution will commence on. Monday
March 24th, 1846, at the Masonic Hall. Pupils
will be instructed in all the various branches pre
paratory to entering any class in College. The
School will be continued at Smithville during the
Summer. Those wishing to apply, may see him
either at the Hall, or VIrs. Hill's boarding house,
where farther particulars and the best of references
will be given.
Terms per quarter of eleven iveeks.
Common English branches, $7 00
Higher English hratiches and the Classic. 10 00
FRANKLIN WEBSTER, A. B.
March, 20 1846 27-tf
INSPECTION- NOTICfe.
THE undersigned having been re-appointed
Inspectors of
NAVAL STORES AND PROVISIONS,
nt the last term of the County Coort of New Han
over, tak- this method of informing their country
friends anr Turpentine makers generally, that thev
are exactly ready to attend to all Inspection-with
which they may be favored. lth for town and
country. JOHN S. JAMES,
M27 28-ly P. M. WALKER.
o
N HAND, and for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. .'ouit Writs
do do Subpoenas
do do Fi. Faa.
C-ur.ty Cnurt Scire Facias
Apprentice's Indentures
Letters of Administrators Appeal Bonds
Juror's Tickets Mai
Peace warrants
Constable's bonds
I 1 '
y 1
Guardian Bonds
Administrator's do
Military Ca Sas j
Land Deeds
Negro Bonds
Warrants, Ca Sas
Ca Sa bonds
Notes of hand
Checks, Cape Fear Bank
do Branch Bank of the
State
Notes, neeotioble at bank
Inspector's Certificates
Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers
Bill
s Lading tlettci )
fTVAnv hlinb Twinfjil eind Tint em Kind will Ka I
hn J ....II U
printed with tbe utmost despatch.
(Officers of the Courtsand other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do well to give us
a call, or send in their orders. We are determin
ed to execute our work well, and at thfe cheapest
rates for cash Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
GCH BAGS.
TW0 Bushel Gunny Bags, jus
HW received per barque Martha
per barque Martha, from
Boston. For sale by G. W. DAVIS.
Corn, Meal, and Cow Peas.
store, and for sale by
44 Aimr..i,,,n TT.
IM "UN UUUt in me
Sff 1 A g Q W- T... T TV- H
name of
KEE3J & HUSTON,
i i i , i i
anu arts hov, prepareu 10 coniraci ior any Kind OI '
nrnrh m Km llAS(Ji l.lfh.. Krtth nt lluun Kn.
,,,r,TP,, nrnn irvtr?KT .1 n ,
1!'f Si m I : m . y 4
selves that hey will be able to give pr-rfec t sat.s- ;
faction to all who may favor them with a JOB.
Promising faithfulness and punctuality in the exe
cution of their contracts, they hope to receive a lib
era! share of patronage
JOSEPH L. KEEN,
MAXWELL HUSTON.
29-tf
April 3, 1816
STATE OF NORTE-CAROLINA,
CoLCMBCS CotTXTT.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1816.
Charles McNorien, guardian,"".
j
Petition for par" I
ition of Lands, j
to J nrnes Mouioe MeNorten !
and others.
f tition
vs.
1 hclicirs ot John VVestbrook.J
I
I apneanna to the
satisfaction of the Court that
not inhabitants of this State,
the defendants are
it is therefore ordered by the Court, that publica
tion be made in the Wilmington Journal for six
weeks, notifying the said defendants to appear at
our next Court, to be held at White i lie on the
second Monday in May next, then and there to
answer said petition, or judgment will be taken
pro confesso and heard exjpartee as to them.
Teste, Wm:MILLlCAN, Clerk.
MM, 1846 27 -6t
fYNmrvTiws Kio i.,;.a. f k;, m t.)o.i
rwrttiv i ': i .i n
r hijj uuueisiyueu vvuuiu respeciIUIiy lniorm nwiuno, uu I'luui bueei, ijcai mc uau& ui uic Jqj-j
JL the eitiens of Wilmington and vicinity, that , State, for the purpose of carrying on the CAR- -i
JW Market street, between Front and Second J nuance of past favors, &c. He would par
where he would call the attention of the citiW ! tjCukriywoaiinend all rurpent.ne Makers to have
of Wilmington and the surrounding country, to i !heir PrUce sold a well quakheJ Agent, as U
his large and well selected stock of 15 "ot a legitimate business for an Inspector to at-
pddivp ,vn ei tt it vt ti n nTnrriiTvn tend to, and it is believed they do not desire to sel 1
ftrlintr A.D iSDliEK CLUTHINtt, ihe article. The subscriber also begs leave to ob
got up under his own supe-intendance, expressly ! serve that he charges a commission of I per cent,
for the Southern market. These carments are
made by experienced workmen, snd warranted for
durability and fastness of colors, equal to any that I
has ever been offered in this or any other place. !
Persons in want of such articles as arc generally j led highest market price, merely to have their bu
kept in a MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAfi-1 siness done for nothing, by which they frequently
LISHMENT. will find it a great saving to call ' lose two or three commissions on the sales of their
and examine for themselves before nurchasina
elsewhere.
He has also a large assortment of uncut goods,
fAich as English, French and Belgian CLOTHS
and CAiSSlMERES, which he is prepared to make
up at the shortest notice, and warrant a perfect fit
or no sale. Gentlemen coming in and wanting
clothes made by experienced workmen, will find it
to their advantage to give a call.
In ad iition to his old stock of
Ready-made Clothing.
he has added a splendid assortment of CLOTH
DRE-S and FROCK COATS, made of the finest
'rench, English and American cloths, and cot in
he latest styles for the Southern market. He has
also a splendid variety of the newest styles of
Spring and Summer W A IS TC DATING S. AUo
a beautiful assortment of French, English and
American fancy and plain Cassimere pants. An
entirely new style of Summer SACK and BUSI
NESS COATS, suited for the Southern climate.
Persons wisiiing to be fitted in a genteel uit,
will please all and pass their own judgment.
Wilmington, N. C, March 20, 1840.
Fire Insurance.
THE subscribers, having been appoin
ted Agents for the Williamsburg N. York
INSURANCE COMPANY,
are prepared Jo take Risks on buildings and mer
chandize in town; and, also, on buildings in the
country, at the lowest rate of premium.
M13. 26-ly KELLY & McCALEB.
TIMER AND LUMBER INSPECTOR.
LAMES T. MORRIS would respectfully in-
'J form the Timber and Lumber getters of North
Carolina, that he has been elected a Timber and
Lumber Inspector for the town of Wilmington,
and he respectfully soli, its the custom of the ma-
kers of these articles. He believes Irom Ins knowi -
edge of the business, that he will be able to give !
satisfaction to those who may employ him.
March 13, 1846 26-tf
I undersigned having been appointed at the
last term of the County Court, an Inspector
of A' aval Stores, respectfully solicits a share of the
public patronage. He feels truly grateful to his
old customers, friends, and the public in general,
f.r past favors, and trusts by close attention to bu
siness 'to merit a continuance ol the same.
JESSE BOWDEN.
M13, 1816 26-ly
The North Carolinian and Fayetteville Obser
ver will copy three weeks and forward accounts
to this office.
IlffSPECTCR'S NOTICE.
MIE undersigned having been appoin'ed one
nf t!,P T N S P R C T O R S of NAVAL
S ' ORES and PROVISIONS for the Inspection
District adjoining Wilmington, tender his servi
ces to the public. To his friends and the public
generally, he promises entire devotion to the busi
ness of his office, and hopes by his constant atten
tion to the iot rests of those who may avail them
selves of his serwees, to secure a share of the pa
tronage of the public.
JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, 1S46 " 27'tf
ltaBEtsiHB LIMBER INSPECTOR.
TTAMES ALDERMAN would inform his
n3 friends in the surrounding country that he
-nw-n 1 T -B T-t AT rTTm T TVT
. , . a xiMBER and LUMBER IN
. . . - , . IT
SPECTOR for the town ot Wilmington, ne
would respectfully solicit at the hands of the Tim
ber and Lumbermakers of North Carolina, a share
of their patronage.
He hopes by doing justly, both by the buyer and
seller and by promptness and industry, to please
those who may connuc their Dusiness 10 mm.
VI - 1 1 VJh " -a v
Notice,
i A LL persons indebted to the estate of Wm.
jm. B. Meares. dec d. are nereoy notineu, mat
unless payment is made on or before tu. 15th of
January next, suit will be commenced in every in
stance of failure. C. G. MEARES,
Jotice ot Copartnership
FHHE subscribers most respectfully inform the
:: e : . i i .u i
... , . , , ,
public general y, that they have entered into co - r
Y : 3l . r H.-n-monM e
partnership under the firm ol MAI I lcON &
Wmu a h..i. r ,u
branches. ( One of the firm, lately from the North, ;
havino had great opportunities of acquring a cor-
u. , . w-, ii. L . . 1 - C A ...k!,..(.,.n , mr
icvt iiiuwicur ui iiiuufiu .niiiJiiriiuUt ti pine-
, - , :.-. u i ,u
.
strength and durability of buikhngs, as well as thfe
"eat and chaste style 'of their finish, they feci con-
fiJent ab,e mali u :
iof gentlemen intending to build, to give them a .
; call Their system of framing timbers for Facto- ;
jries, Mills, &c, and for roofs of large public buil-j
I dings, cannot be excelled, and offers great induce-
ments to citizens of other states, where timber is
scarce, to procure Frames ready to raise, of the
best timber in the world. They will make to or
der, common and circular Ovalo Sash, circular &
fancy, Gothic, Belection or Ogee Sash; Frances and
Sash iu the perpendicular Gothic style forchurch-
I es, &c; Imitation, Grecian and Egyptian Chim
I nev Pieces : Imitation Frontispieces ; Common,
Continued Rail, or Geomatrical Stair Cases;
plain and fluted Portico Columns; Venetian
Blinds, Pannel Doois, and any other work in their
me 01 business.
Thnv ivill also furnish lis r.rdpr Tptnl Sacb w'ltb
heavv )a(e glass for Fancv g, fronts. Metai
anJ GUt me fcj hts an( Transoms, dec.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. Jobbing of all kinds neatlv done.
J. B. MATTISON,
11. S. THOMAS.
Wilmington, . C, April 10, 1846. 30-3m
Turpentine Agency.
T,HE subscrber respccfully offers his services to
444 Turpentine Makers as Agent for the sale of
the article, and hopes by prompt and active alien
won, togemer witn tiis experience, to receive a
and will endeaver to earn it on all occasions, and
in conclusion wou d particulaly recommend all
Turpentine Makers not to engage their crops to,
dealers in the article in this martlet at the so cal
produce. JOHIN HALL.
April 3, 1846
29-3t
T
HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PA NY, OF NEW YORK. This Institu
tion, during the month of June, issued ninety new
Policies, viz :
To Merchants and
Traders
To Clerks
To Agenis
To Brokers
To Manufacturers
To Booksellers and
Publishers
To Iron Masters
To Dentist
To Teacher
To Grocers
To Clergymen
To Physicians
To Lawyers
To Mecnanics
To Artists
To Supercargo
To Pres't of a Bank
To Cash'r of a Bank
To Gentleman
To Ladies
7
31 To Physicians 3
10 1 To Lawyers 4
4 To Mecnanics 6
3 I To Artists 2
1
1
1
2
6
2
1
1
1
2
1 ives Insured
90
Condition ot this Office on the 1st of February,
and at this date.
. No. of Poli-
cies iss'd. Gr. Rec'ts. Loss & Ex. Ain't. Iw.
January otst S10SG
June 30th 1513
$124,687 827,4 H 897,272
191,997 33 315 153,592
in. since
1st Feb
8427
867.220 810,901 856,313
M. ROBINSON, President.
Samuel IIanjtay. Sec'y.
The undersigned, agent for the above Company
in this town, will receive and transmit applica
tions. JOHN S. RICHARDS.
July 18, 1845.
For Sale.
T
HE STEAM SAW MILL at the foot of
Grand street, (near Williamsburgh Ferry,
New York city) consisting of a 40 hore power
Engine, 4 boilers, 20 feet long, 26 inches diame
ter, 5 large Drums fr running 4 Saw Gates, and
now in full operation ; can be taken down and re-
i Inaved at small expense
For further information
1 appv to
BARRY & BRYANT.
1100
BUSHELS Turks Island Salt,
103 bags coarse fine Liverpool
Salt, 50 bb's Onions,
270 bbls white Planti.ig Potatoes,
50 " Beets, 15 bbls Turnips,
15 " Carn.ts. 60 " N. E. Rum,
5 " No. I Mackerel,
No.
do
100 bales Hay,
111 bags Rio Coff e. For sale by
J23 BARKY & BRYANT.
Com and Bacon Afloat.
1800
sale by
BUSH. Corn, 1185 lbs Bacon,
cargo ofschr Surpass, afloat, for
Wm. COOKE."
FROM NEW ORLEANS Dmfy Expected.
10 casks Bacon Sides, .
125 kegs Lard,
700 bushels Corn, in sacks,
U)0 barrels Rectified Whiskey, for sale by
M27 G W DAVIS
ACKEREL AND ALEWIVES 80 bbls
ifcT r a 1 1
X.1ML :o. a macKerei.
30 bbls Alewives, in good order, and for sale by
M27 G W DAVIS
Alfred Alderman
DOPTS this method of informing the public
. that he has received from the County Court
tbe appointment of
Inspector ofJYaval Stores.
He respectfully solicits patronage, and promises
punctuality and fidelity in all business entrusted
to his care.
M27. 1846 28 tf
LIFE INSURANCE.
New York Mutual L'fe Insurance Company.
-HE subscriber having been appointed Agent
L for the above company, is prepared to receive
applications, and to communicate all necessary in
formation on the subject, to such as may apply.
JOHN 8. RICHARDS.
June 27, 1845
OLD NASH BRANDY.
fcfcU . wrrntr1 1 0 veaw old. for sale by
REMOVAL
CHARLES MARECHAL respectfully in
forms his old customers, friends and the pub-
lie in general that he has removed to the Store ou
- i . . -. , ,, . o.- ,n,,;0,i
M tier treet, stroated between tpe otores occupied
. -.: .: ; ,f , . 0 , i M. r n wuU
hy Messrs. Sandford Smilh and Mr. C. D. Ellis.
of the Custom-house, whtre he has j;st re
from New Yok, a general assortment of
- Wm9M mm, jb SU9 ..ffi.JP ss
consisting principally of Calicoes, from 5 cents
In Fk nerta nor t: erfl PronrK If n c 1 1 ns and l"i i r rr
.'iu-huo mw .mu&-
,.imi. l:11W nn,l Hftilt-r,.Kf f.ho I.
. . ...... . .1
test styles ; ladies Bonnets, oi the latest style and
fashion, very cheap; silk and cotton Parasols ai.d
Umbrel,aSf of lM descriptions. A complete assort-
ment of Hosiery, &c. &c. A general assortment
f Ready-made Clothing, cut in the latest style
and fashions, and of the best materials-. Also, a
large assortment of summer and spring stuffs for
making eveiy description 01 clothing.
A large assortment of HATS and CAPS, for
spring and summer wear.
SHOES AND BOOTS, of every description.
A general assortment of GROCERIES, HARD
WARE and CUTTLERY, together with a va
riety of other articles too numerous to mention in
an advertisement; all of which he respectfully in
vites the public to call and examine for themselves,
as he will sell his goods a little cheaper than such
articles were ever offered in this market before,
either for cash or country produce.
Wilmington, April 10, 1846. 30
UN IT ED STATES OF A MERIC A Dis
trict of frorth-Carulina District of Cape
Fear In Admirality. Wm. Murch, for himself
and others, vs. BiigFinta, her tackle, apparel, fur-
"d,ulv- "-5W- 1
In obedience to an order made by the Honorable i
Henry Potter, Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the District of North Carolina,
oa Fridav, the 24th day ot Aon , 1S46, Ishail ex-j
, , ... J .. 1 r , , , r
nnp In khIa f nn j hp niiflinn nn KaralAti a vvlmrt I
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in the nwn nt VVi m n tnn.
m mm v i - v -r m m m m - j . . . m m m m . ,
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26i) hogsheads and 40 tierces of Molasses,
1 box of Sugar, and
1 or 2 barrels of Deef, Pork and Ship Bread,
being the cargo and stores of the brig Pinta, libel
led in the Court aforesaid. Terms cash.
WESLEY JONES,
Marshal for the District of North Carolina.
by JERE. NICHOLS, D. M.
April 6th, 1S46.. 30-3t
WTiNITED STATES OF AMERICA Dis- ;
trict of Korth- Carolina District of Cape
Fear In Admirality- Wm. Murch, lor himself
and others, vs. brig Pinta, her tackle, apparel, fur-
niture and cargo. Profjils of the Slave Trade.h appears by
Whereas, William Murch, Master of the schoo- ,, cjujli .
ner E. S. Powell, as well for himself as also on be- lhe PaPPrS found on bord lhe 8,avet fnY
half of the owners and crew of said schooner, hath j captured that the slaves cost cn the coast $15
exbibted his I ibel in the District Court of the U-! a $20 each, and will sell in any part of Bra
nited State 1 for the District of Cape Fear, in the Lj, fof 33 If he ponJJ ha( reacre(J
District of North Carolina, stating, alledgtng and
propounding, that a certain brig called the Pinta, j destination in safety, she would have cleared
was found derelict, on the high seas, and was j oboul $25,000. If lhe Panther had been sue
brought into the port of Wilmington in the Dia-
trict aforesaid, by the said William Murch and the
r-rew nft if sa d scbooner E . 8. Powell, and nrav-
ing that reasonable and proper compensation for
their said salvage services, together with their ex- j tie oreat Halifax express stated that the sieam
penses in that behalf sustained, should be decreed ' er Kennebec out her way through iceiaht ihoh
by the Honorable the Court aforesaid, to be due es xiU.k in ,he j3fy of Fumtay. $0tC Cw
to said Libelants, and praying further that process ; York paper immediately mavrnified its thick
in due form of law according to the course ot said , nesa lo eighteen Inches. The Boston Star
court in causes of Admiralty and maritime jur.sd.c- then baj j, h feet TUe Senlina,
turn might issue agamst said brig Pinta, her tack-1 ca the c1maXt , a hsmorotta notice of
le, apparel and lurm.ure, with the cargo laden L remaks
therein, wheresoever the tame may be found, and L:m, u nf;.; u cr .1 . 7 .
that tl same may be condemned. And whereaa. a ?"lish lliat Pper stales
the Judge of the District Court for the District 1 W of Fund ay was recently frozen
aforesaid hath ordered and directed, that all per- j 0Ver. 0 the dePUl S,X ? ffet' and Probably
sons concerned, be cited and intimated to appear wo!ud never 'ave been broken up again had
at the court to be held for the District aforesaid, in
Wilmington, on the first Monday after lhe fourth
Monday in April, 1S46, and show cause, if any
they have, why judgment should not pass as pray-
r , ! . i t 1,: .: T.l-
right, title, interest or claim, in or to the said brig
. . : ' . 7 r . . .r Xry
Pinta, her tackle, apparel and furniture, or the car
go laden on board said brig, libelled against as a
foresaid, to be and appear at the time and place a
foresaid, before the court aforesaid ; and also to at
tend upon every session and sessions to be held
there and from thence, until a definitive sentence
shall be read and promulgated i:i the said business
inclusively, if any of them shail think it their duty
so to do; to hear, abide and perform all and singu
lar such judicial acts as are necessary and by law
required to be done and expedited in the premises;
and further to do and receive what unto law and
justice shall appertain, under the pain of the law
and the contempt thcrcot ; the absence and con
tumacy of them and every of them notwithstanding.
WESLEY JONES,
Marshal of the District of North-Carolina,
by JERE. NICHOLS, D. M.
Wilmington, N. C, April 6th, 181P. 30-4t
NEW STOCK OF DhlUGS, ME
DICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c. &c. &c.
The subscriber has received at his
OLu STAND, a full and complete assortment in
the above line, to which he respectfully invites lhe
attention of Physicians and Country Merchants.
He would take this opportunity of expressing his
thanks to his old customers, and begs lo assure
them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to
merit a continuance of their support.
I am in daily expectation of receivirg 250 oz.
Sulph. Quinine, which I will sell during the sum
mer at the lowest possilde price. Also, a lot of
Carpenter's Compound Extract Cincboninexon
taining all the propeities of Quinine at one third
the price. The public may depend en their or-
' rflflflirinrr nrnmnt 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 ( i !1 .
son. I liiTER.
Having fitted up my apparatus with all the Izte
j improvements, 1 arm he prepareo in a lew uays 10
I . .... . a i I .
open, and have no hesitation in paving frcm pie-
sent facilities I shall be able to prepare that delight
ful summer beverage in a style not to be surpass-
rLLJm of LADIESA will have the rear of
mv torP neatlv ntted uo and kept exclusively for
their benefit. Ladies will enter by the door on
Front street, directly opposite Dr. DeRosset's of
fice. W M.SHAW.
Ice at Retail from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.
April 10th, 1846.
m u BRLS. best New Orleans Molasses,
4:W 3 hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
10 bags Laguyra Coffee.
Just received and for sale hy
A3 HALL & ARMSTRONG.
ea. inooeaiencewsamoroer anauirecoi ,iuo!fol,owi account in a late foreien paper
hereby peremptorily cite and admonish a P-j now peasino; a contrast it forms to the dread-
t?rnc? r It o towor havinrr ir nrrtni u mrr tn huvi nilV . . 1 ...
Casks Thomaston Lime, daily expec
ted and for sale hy
BARRY & BRYANT.
From the following paragraph, which we find
in the European Times of the 4th irtsL, it would
appear that the great champion of Ireland is draw
ing to the close of hh long and brilliant career.
We trust that the Times may be mistaken in its
estimates of the " Liberator's" heaitl. i
Uaxji.l O'Cosnell. Those who see him
nightly in the House of Commons declare that he
is sinking fast, and that the last twelve months
have added thirty years load to his existence.
He enters and leaves ihe Honse nr. tK .rm u;.
son John; and once or twice, when he essaved to
ti , ... i
speak, his voice was so feeble that he could scarce
ly be heard in the reporter gallery. This appears
to I e the winding up of a career which will always
stand out, despite its imperfections, as one of the
most remarkable in the history of the Irish nation.
W7e find the following line in the Wash
ington Union of the 23d ult.,and although we
are not ultra 54 40' in our notions we think
them worthy a place.
54.
Where rolU the broad Paciffic wve
Beyond Columbia's rock-ribb'd shore
Shall tread no hireling despot's slave
We claim the whole tj 54.
Let timid hearts in terror quaiL
Enfeebled, pause at 49;
At 51 our harriers hail
There let the star-lit bahher shine -
Forever shine in peerless pride
1 0 guide our nation s onward sway,
A- I II., 1J V. .: i
uvea,, a uUI-,
Unawed by danger or dismay,
,ant our fl 54
.. 1 .1 L , M
(.ome wo or Weal throughout ai ttuid
,.. .... . o
Shall tulure millions blessings pour
. - - r
ITf.ii.,,-,r
In memory of our faith sublime.
Firm as the mcks on Nootka's hajf
Green as Vancouver's fairy isle.
Shall Fame protect our gallant way.
And freedom bless us with her smile.
YOUNG DEMOCRAT.
We understand (says the ChaMeston Newa
of the 23d ult.,) that Thomas Gadsden, Esq.,
has received the appointment of Surveyor ot
the Port of Charleston, In the place of T. H.
Jervey, Esq., deceased.
Uesaful, she would have made 9350,000 above
., ,
" t ft. -
Arithmetical Procession. The conductors of
nit: Kciuie ut?c pio'iueo ner way inrouirn 11.
We nre not exactly satisfied of ihe truth ol"
this last statement. Kennebec Journal.
A Novel Scene in a Madhouse. We find the
TuI scenes which were formerly enacted in in-
stitntions of this kihd :
"A hall and concert were given last week
at the Notingham Lunatic Asylum, at which
nearly all the parents Were present. A very
large and commodious room was fitted up
with flowers and evergreens for the occasion.
Benches were placed oh each sidte of the apart
ment for the male and female patients-. The
entertainment commenced with glee-si njring,
which aeemed much to attract their attention;
and one poor man began to sing and recite
verses in the most pi intive and mHahchbly
manner; yet all was order ahd decorum.
When dancing commenced, each person se
lected, indiscriminately, his partner; and the
country dances were danced with as much cor
rectness as is s?en in more rational circles)
and really most of the patients seemed to en-
1 - rni
joy the enlivening scene. 1 ne matron and
several of the attendants And visitors danced
with lhe patients, and there was not the least
restraint or apprehehsion. Some fr w despon
ding patients were brought into the room, in
the hope that the festive scene might ror.se
them from their wretchedness; but their mal
ady appeared to be too deeply seated for them
to be much relieved. The scene altogether
was one of a most gratifying nature, and fully
proved the advantages of the modern humane
treatment over ti e brutality and Cruelty of for
mer days.'
Ilemarkabe Escape and Presence of Mind. i
As Mrs. Patterson, of this oily, was crossing;
the railroad bridge just south of Asylum street,
last Mopday morning, the train of cars from
Springfield came down and nearly overtook
her before she noticed them, when in attempt
ing to get off the track, at the south end of
the bridge, she stumbled and fell; and not
having sufficient time to get upon the outside
of the irack before lhe cars overtook her, she
had the remarkable presence of mind to arrange
herself between the rails, with her face and
person close to the ground, also to untie her
onnet string, when lhe whole form passed
I immediately over her without causing the least
; njury except a h
iorrible fright.
Hartford CouranU
A Promising Clerk. One day last week a
merchant in Milk street, Jersey City, ordered a
clerk of 17 or 18, whom he has just received
into his counting room, to take of an acconnt
from the books with all despatch, koon after
hearing him scratching out something from
the ledger, the merchant inqoirred what he
was doing ; to which he replied that be "was.
taking or the account bet his knife was so
darned dull that it would take all me aiternoon
to get it off !
When one divea for pearls, he generally en
counters a ehark in the way.
1
' G. IV. DAVIS. A10
Sbv. 58, MS. 11-tT lixcruinx.