rem
from the Baltimore American.
THE KENTUCKIAN IN MALTA.
A gentleman attached to the " Old Ironsides"
during the last cruise, has permitted us to dip
into his.journal, which is as rich as Calhoun's
gold mine. The following is peculiarly fine :
We passed three weeks in Malta, watting
for despatches. Various plans were devised
to kill time, and never did it pass so pleasant
ly away. Fishing, rowing, dinners, suppers,
etc., formed our principal amusements, and
as the harbor was tilled with vessels of all
nations, an interchange of national courtesies
was kept up until our anchor was weighed,
and "Old Ironsides' again beiore the breeze.
At one of the entertainments given on shore
by an officer of a British frigate, the conver
sation turned upon rifle shooting, which led
to an animated discussion, in which our offi
cers took part.
" I have often heard," eaid the commander
of the Thunderer, " that you have some fel
lows in your country called Kentuckians, who
are reckoned great .shots with the rifle."
Yes, sir," replied Lieut. N , " their
fame is great in that line, which is easily ac
counted for. As soon as they are able to
shoulder a rifle, they commence 'practising,
and in course of time, become excellent marks
men. They may be very clever, but I believe
we have better shots on board our vessel."
"1 do not belong to that section of the coun
try," observed Lieut. N , " and have had
but little practice with the rifle ; but, if I mis
take not, we have a Kentuckian in company,
who will stand up for his native State."
" Yes, on all occasion," aid our purser, a
tall, muscular descendant of one of the first
settlers of the State."
M What say you, then, gentlemen, to a
shooting match to-morrow morning .'"
" Agreed, with all our hearts," said the Yan
kees. The next morning the party met in a beau
tiful grove, and placed their target seventy
five yarls distant. The English rifle is diflVr
ent from the American, the band being short
er and the stock heavier. Six picked men
from the Thunderer were on the ground, all
of whom fired. No one, however, ' cut the
paper," (the size of a dollar,) although seve
ral of the balls were close to it.
The shots were considered excellent ; the
English and French officers present were
greatly astonished at the proficiency of the ri
flemen. The commander of the ThHnderer,
turning to the purser, said with a smile :
" What do you think of that ? I take it
you'll find it difficult to come up to it."
" You may think so; but I consider it no
shooting at all," said the Kentuckian.
" Vous montez le haut cheval," said a
French officer.
" Je vous monfrai," said the Kentuckian.
Fire away," said the Englishman.
" I'll bet a wine supper for all hands," said
the Kentuckian, " that I can make three shot-,
every one of which will be better than any
vet made, and each succeeding one better than
the first."
" I'll take it," said the Englishman, smiling.
The Kentuckian slowly raised a rifle he
brought from home, and fired. The paper was
cut ! The second fire was better than the first,
and the third " bored the centre." Nothing
could depict the surprise of all present; the
Englishman acknowledged ihe corn, and said
he was satisfied. The Kentuckian enjoyed a
hearty laugh, declaring it was nothing to what
he could do that he would he ashamed of
such firing in old Kentuck. Rolling a quid
from one quarter of his capacious " receiver"
to another, he continued :
"I must have another shot to show you
what can. be done with a rifle, and to convince
my French friend that I am not boasting."
The whole party stood silent in a row, and
the Kentuckian .retreated about forty yards,
making the distance from the tree to where he
stood, near one hundred and twenty yards.
Ordering a paper of the "same size of the other
to be put up in the same place, he re-loaded,
drew his broad rimmed beaver over his eyes,
and after taking deliberate aim blazed away.
" That was rather too low," he said, " the
ball is about the eighth of an inch below the
paper; the next time I'll bring it."
On examination, the ball was found to be
precisely where he said it was, which mcreas
e 1 the astonishment the remarkable shot had
produced on all present, with the exception of
the Yankees, who were "used to it."
" This lick will bring the persimmon," said
the Kcnluckian, as he raised his piece high
up, and gradually lowered it ami fired. The
paper fell from the tree, the ball " driving
home" the nail which supported it! Lan
guage cannot describe the looks of the foreign
ers, and particularly the natives, who crowd
ed round the Kentuckian in numbers. That
night, the wine flowed freely at the " Old Ad
miral's," and a more joyous party never met
in Malta.
Pi tting tiik Saddle ox the right Horse.
An Irishman, going down Barclay street in
hot haste, in order to get on board the boat
which he saw at a distance was at the wharf,
arrived there just in time to be two late in
other words, just as the boat hand unshipped
her fastenings, and put off from the dock.
" Ah, Jemmy, said a friend of his who had
watched his movements, "you did not run fast
enough !"
"Yes I did," said Jemmy; "I ran fast
enough, but I dtd not start soon enough."
There is a great moral in this, if you have
sense to take it. X. Y. Atlas.
S ash, Blind and Door Agency.
THE SUBSCRIBER is agent for an excellent
manufactory in New Ark, and is prepared to re
ceive orders iu the above line, which will be
promptly filled.
Just received by late arrivals, a quantitv of 8,
12, 15, and 18 lights 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 glazed
Sashes, also, 12 lights 10 by 14, and soin Sashes,
unglaed 18 lights S by 10, and two cases Doors,
moulded one side. U inch thick, 6 feet 10 by 2
feet, and 6 feet 8 by 2 feet 8 all for sale low, in
any quantity. P. W. FANNING,
Next door South of Mr Hoard's.
June 25, 1847. 4 1 -if
Just Received.
75 bb's. superfine Fiour,
40 " fine do
20 " cross do
300 N. C. Bacon Hams,
300 " " Sidca,
300 Shoulders.
For sale in lots or at retail, for cash, by
June 25. McKELLAR & McRAE.
Waatcd.
A GOOD TAILOR, at Jacksonville, Onslow
county. One of steady habits would receive the
patronage of MANY CITIZENS.
Jacksonville, June 19th, 1847. 41-2m
For Sale.
THE FOUR STORY BRICK
tenement, now occupied by Dr. Dick
son, on the South side of Market street,
I together wjth the Office underneath,
occupied by Thomas Miller, Esq.
Also, an unimproved Lot, in Quince's Alley.
Terms, 6 or 12 months credit, with approved
securities. WM, D. COWAN.
June 25, 1847. 4 1-tf
FOR SALE.
SUPERIOR Hams, and 5 barrels
Lard, by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
100
June 25
Corn Meal.
BAGS Corn Meal, for sale by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
10
MEDICAL CARD.
DR. WM. D. COWAN, havine returned to
Wilmington for the purpose of resuming
practice, has taken the Office lately occupied by
Dr. Wm. H. Hill, immediately under the Chron
icle office, and will be at all times ready to attend
to the duties of his profession.
June 18, 1847. 10-tf
m
MARBLE MONUMENTS
And Grave Stone Agency.
THE subscribers are appointed Agents for one
of the bast and most extensive MARBLE
YARDS in Connecticut, and will receive orders
for Marble Monuments or Grave Stones, either
lettered or not, which will be furnished at the
shortest notice and most reasonable prices.
We have received a variety of patterns, various
styles with the prices, which may he examined at
any time. J. C. & R. B. WOOD,
Builders and Contractors.
June 18, 184t 40-tf
BUFFALO SPR1JIG,
MECKLENBURG CO.,VA.
THIS Establishmcn will be open for the recep
tion of visitors on the first of June.
In addition to some general improvement ren
dering the cabins more pleasent and agreeable, a
good Billiard room has been built, and a splendid
i ii l, f . I , ,.f h f'nmnanv
lable provided for the amusement of the Pany-
The music is as good as any In the State. I
A. 6c F. W. Boyd s line of Stages trom ltiuge- it
wav2denot. on the Raleigh and oaston nan iumu,
to Halifax Court House. Va.. will run by the
Springs every day except Sunday : leaving Ridge
way every Tuesday, .Thumlay and Saturday,
reaching Buffalo by 10 o' clock, A. M., leaving
Halifax Court House Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and arrive at the Springs at 8 o'clock A.
M. With these facilities, the proprietor hopes
and expects an increased numlier of visitors.
DAVID SHELTOxN.
June 18, 1847 40-4t.
ANNIVERSARY ef ROCK SPRING TENT No. 180,
I. O. OF R.
fjTHE celebration of the First Anniversary
of Rock Spring Tent will take place on Saturday,
the 10th day of July. At 10 o'clock, A.M., a
procession will be formed before the Tent Room,
on Market street, under the direction of Bro. Thos.
H. Fields, Marshal of the day. After marching
through the principal streets, the procession will
proceed to the Methodist Protestant Church,
where an appropriate Address will be delivered
by the Rev. Mr. Jones, a member of the Order.
We cordially invite the citizens (tne and all to
attend on that occasion that every one may see
that something good can come out of Nazareth.
N. B. A full attendants of the members is
particularly requested. Show yourselves, Recha
bitcs ! and let it b a day that will long be re
membered. By order of the Tent.
JAMES H. SMITH, Com'tee of
WM. W. PRICE, 5 Ar'ments.
June 11, 1847 39-3t.
$75 reird.
RANAWAY from my planta
tion in Duplin county, sometime in
June last, my negro man
He is about 5 feet 10 inches high,
stout built, dark complexion, and walks a little
cramped, from having had his toes injured by frost,
has a pleasant look when spoken to, and is a black
smith by trade. Said boy was raised in Jones
county, where I think he is lurking,- and probably
harbored. He is also acquainted in the counties
of Duplin and Onslow, anil has been outlawed.
I will give the above reward for his apprehen
sion and confinement in any Jail within the State,
so that I can get him again.
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Duplin co., IVov'r 27, IS46 1 1-tf
Notice to Dealers in
T U It PJEN TIN E & TAR.
WitMiNGTos June 1, 1847.
THE undersigned, purchasers and dealers in !
vr i o. .1.: ..i -,i . - . ,,.,.
Naval Stores in this place, with a view to adopt j
some general regulations which seem to them to j
in, fniuolod in instiep. and morn in neeordnnep I
in justice,
with the customs of other markets, have agreed to
establish for their future government, the follow
ing REGULATIONS.
That as no good reason is apparent to them for
changing the size and weight of barrels of Tur
pentine, and it would perhaps be productive of in
convenience to the makers, it will he purchased as
herelofore, the gross weight of the barrel to be 320
lbs., or 260 lbs. net; the turpentine to be delivered
on the yard for inspection at the expense f the sel
ler; and as there has been in many cases, an unjust
inequality, in fixing upou the amount of Extra,
and whereas the law prescribes what the order of
turpentine shall be, when exposed for sale, with
out proscribing any remedy in case it is not in
said order, we therefore agree that hereafter a de
duction shall be made under the denomination of
extra cooperage as follows; For scuttling, packing,
&c, one cent per barrel, for the first two hoops
that may be lacking short of twelve as prescribed
by law, one cent each, and for each hoop less than
ten that may be short, two cents each, also what
other labor may be necessary to put it in the or
der tne law prescribes to be adjudged by the In
spectors, together with the usual dedutions for un
muTchantable barrels exceeding the number
taken to pack. Purchases made at the Rail
Road Depot will be subject to a deduction
of two cents per bbl. drayage, thereby pla-
I cinr the sellers per Kail Road on a footing
with those by water. These regulations to apply
to Tar, only so far as regards expense of rolling,
draying and inspection. The custom adopted in
reference to the condition of the barrels it is sup
posed must be free from all objection, as turpen
tine put up in perfect order will only be subject to
a deduction of one cent per bbl. instead of the for
mer rates of extra.
We also agree that in future we shall refuse
to compromise for fraudulent mixture as hereto
fore, that we deem chips, straw, billets of wood,
limbs, dirt, Sic, as a fraudulent mixiure, and that
we shall abide by the strict letter of the law in all
such esses. And whereas it appears that the In
spectors do not consider themselves authorized to
make bills otherwise than as prescribed by law,
that we will in all cases, purchase by the bbl, of
320 lbs. and allow the Inspector to make bis bill as
the law directs 280 lbs. but that there shall be de
ducted from the bill one eighth of the amount.
W. O.JEFFREYS,
A. H. VAN BOKELIN,
H. NUTT,
B. FLANNER,
W. J. LOVE. Jr.
R. C HALLETT,
JOHN McRAE,
A. MARTIN,
W. LATIMER,
JEWETT & CO.,
BARRY & BRYANT, B. HALLETT,
JNO. CHRISTIAN, R. G. RANKIN,
Hall & Armstrong, C. D. ELLIS.
39-tf
Wilmington Hotel.
THE undersigned respectfully informs
the Public that he will be ready to re
ceive Boarders, at the WILMINGTON
HOTEL, formerly kept by Thomas F. King &
Co., as the Planter's Hotel, the 25th of this month.
He begs leave to inform those who may feel dis
posed to call upon him, that no pains will be spar
ed by him or his Lady, to make it a comfortable
house for either monthly, weekly, or daily board
ers, as his whole attention will be paid to the
house. The tab'e will be furnished .with the best
the market affords. SAMUEL J. PERRY,
Wilmington Hotel, near the R. Road Depot,
Ma) 14, 1847. 1 2m Main Street.
Store and Dwelling House
FOR SALE.
TOHE UNDERSIGNED is desirous of closing
ak up his business at Stritkland'a Depot, Du
plin county, N. C, and therefore offers bis premi
ses for sale. It is well known to be an excellent
locirtion the very best on the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rail Road, and offers a desirable opportu
nity for any person wishing to engage in a safe
and profitable business. The Store is 25 by 40
feet, well arranged internally, and fronts on both
the County Road and the Fail Road. The Dwel
ling House is new and well finished, one story,
26 by 82 feet, built in the Cottage style, contain
ing five rooms; there is all the out-houses and
improvements needed on the lot, which contains
one and three-quarter acres. I deem this slight
description sufficient, as those desirous ofpurchas
ng, it is hoped, will view the premises themselves.
It is the most healthy location in this section of
the State, and presents, in all respects, a most de
sirable opportunity for investment and a perma
nent profitable business. All persons indebted to
me by note or book account, are requested to settle
without delay. The Stock of Goods now on hand
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, for CASH.
WM. A. GWYER.
Strickland's Depot, Duplin co., N. C.,p
May 7th, 1847. 5 34-tf
m.
Spring and Summer Medicine.
Or. TowMend'i Sarsaparilla.
HE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN
the world. This extract is nut ho in quart bottles;
it is six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted supe
rior to any sold. It cures diseases without vomiting,
purging, 8 ckening, or debilitating tl.e patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over all other remedies is, while it eradicates disease,
it invigorates the body. -
IT HAS PERFORMED MOKE THAN 15,000 CHRfeS THIS YEASt.
1,000 cures of Rheumatism.
1.0OO cures of Dyspepsia :
8 500 cures of general debility, and want of nervous
enercv ; .
3,000 Female complaints and ov r ;
7.000 cures of diseases of the blood, Viz :
lllcers, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Itheum, Pim
ples on the fice, &c. Ac, together with numerous cases
of consumption, Liver Complaint, Spinal A flections, Ac.
Thi., wc arc aware, must appear incredible, but we
have'letters from physicians and our Agents from all
parts of the United Slates, informing us of extraordina
ry cures. R- Van Buskirk, EstJ , one of the most res
pectable druggists in Newark, New Jersey, informs us
that he can refer to more than oue hundred arid fifty
cases in that place alone. Theie are thousands of cases
in Mipf'irvnf Ni'U- Y iwk. which w will rpfpr tn wttli
pleasure, and to men of character well known.
United States Offksh. Cap. G. W. McLean, mem-
bPr0fIhcN,Wjersev LegtsMure, late of the United
js.ies Navy, has kindly sentusthe following certificate.
tells its own story :
Rahway, January 25, 1847.
A year since I was taken with the intlti neaand my
whoie system left in a debilitated state. 1 was Induced
to try Dn Towhsend'sSarsaparillaiulaftertak ng two
or three bottles I was very much relieved, antt attributed
it entirely to the said Sarsaparilla I have continued ta
I king it, and find that 1 improve every day. I believe it
i saved my life, and would not be without it under any
I consideration. G. W. McLEAN.
The Editor John Jackson, Esq . Editor of the Rah
way Republican, published the above certificate, and
remarked in an editorial as follows:
The success of Dr. Townsend's preparation of Sarsa
parilla appears to be of the most extraordinary charac
ter. We publish to-day two certificates in its behalf,
one from Capt. McLean, of thi-town, and one from Rev.
Mr. White, of Staten Island, a gentleuisn well known in
R.'ihway. C'apt. McLean believes the medicine to have
s;:vd his life, and Mr. White seems to entertain an e
qually strong confidence in its efficacy Intelligent men
like these would not praise so s rongly what they did
not fully believe to deserve it.
Sckofula Cured. This certificate was handed in to
Dr. Townsend's office this week, and conclusively prove
that his Sarsap irilla has perfect control over the most
obstinate diseases of the blood. Three persons cured in
one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir: 1 have the pleasure to in
form yon that three of my children have been cured of
the Scrofula by t lie use of your excellent medicine.
They were afflicted very severely with bad sores; have
taken only four botties ; it took them awuy, for which
1 feel myself under deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. CRA1N, 106 Wooster street.
New York, March 1, 1847.
RHEUMATISM & THE PILES.
September 10, 1846.
Dr. Townsend D?ar fir : My wife has been for seve
ral years afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried ma
ny different remedies to obtain some relief, but all to no
purpose. She was finally induced, by seeing your ad
vertisement, to give your sarsaparilla a trial, we pro
cured some of it from your agent (Mr. Van Buskirk)and
it gives me pleasure to state that after using it she expe
rienced great relief, and was in a very short time per
fectly cured. I was also (together with a man in my
employ) badly troubled with piles, and by using a small
quantity of your Sarsaparilla, our complaint was com
pletely cured. I consider it one of the best of medicines,
and would advise all who are afflicted to give it a trial.
6ARRIT GARRABKANT,
1:23 MarkPt-st, Newark.
Clergymen and Physicians. As well as thousands
of others in all parts of the United States, arecontinual
ly sending certificates and informing us of the benefits
derived from Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Dr. Townsend Sir; Some time since you requested
my opinion of the virtues of your compound Syrup of
Sarsaparilla ; I am now prepared to give it. I have us
ed it in my practice and prescribed it for the last few
months, and inusi give it my decided preference over a
ny thing of the kind with which lam acquainted, both
as to its medical virtues and the reasonable price at
which you sell it. In scrofulous affections, cutaneous
eruptions generally, dyspepsia, indigestion, costive ha
bits, and liver complaints, I am much pleased with its
effects. In these Cuinplaints, or any other where scrofu
la is indicated, I can with confidence recommend it to
the patronage of the piofession as a valuable auxiliary
for removing diseases in some of its most troublesome
tonus, and to all, asasafe and valuable medicine.
Brooklyn, Nov. 21, 1846. BENJ. WEEKS, M. D.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir : Having for some time past
been afflicted witli a pulmonary affection on my lungs,
and a continual pain in my side, owing to evening expo
sure in travelling after preaching, and finding my dis
ease to increase, with much difficulty of breiithing and
nt hl nlnrniniT svtuntniriQ 1 uraa nit vie Aft hv a r-lorovinmi
a friend of mine, to try your celebrated Sarsaparilla. I
! did so, and after taking two or three bottles 1 found my
I self relieved. My appetite has been restored. I find
myself much stronger, and hope very soon to resume
my usual duties. I have been so greatly benefitted by
yrfMr excellent-medicine, I feel ft my duty to make
known the facts for the benefit of others who may be la
boring under the same difficulties that 1 have been for
fame time past. Vours, respect fully, SAM. WHITE,
Nov. 22, 1S4G. Pastor of Uaptist Church, Staten Island.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt if yon can, that con
sumption cap not be cured. This is only one of the sev- !
era! hundred cases that Townsend's Sarsaparilla has
cured : Brooklyn, Sept. 14, 1840.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir : I was taken, a little over a
year ago, with a severe cough and a pain in my side. It
increased on me very fast, indeed. I whs pronounced
by physicians to have the quick consumption. I raised
large quantities of bad matter, had night sweats, and
sinking very fust : my doctor said he could do nothing
forme. I went into the hospital in liopeof being bene
fitted, but was pronounced there as incurable I was
now greatly distressed at the lungs and Pould hardly
breathe ; I soon became emaciated, and expected to die;
was confined to my bed, and was obliged to have watch
ers.; indeed 1 cannot give you any description f.hat would
do justice to my case. I was supposed by my friends
to be past recovery ; 1 had tried a great number of rem
edies, and all seemed to bo to no purpose. I read of
some most extrordinary cures performed by your me
dicine, and to tell you the truth, I suspected there was
some humbug in them, lint I was induced to try it ; I
did so, and am very thankful I lid. I cannot say that I
am entirely well, but am so far recovered as to be about
my business, and hope to be entirely well in a few
weeks. My cough and pain in the side, and night sweats
have left me, and raise but very little, and am fast
gaining my usual strength. I felt it a duty to give you
a statement of my case, to publish if you please.
PETER BROWN, 47 Little-street, Brooklyn.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is sovereign and speedy
cure for incipient consumption, barrennes s,leucorrlioea,
or whites, obstructed or difficult menstruation, incon
tinence ot urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general prostration of the system no matter
whether the result of the inherent causes, or produced
by irregularity, illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorating
effects upon the human frame. Persons all weakness
and lassitude before taking it, at once become robust
and full of energy under its influence It immediately
counteracts the nervelessness of the female frame,
which islhe great cause of barrenness.
It will not be expected of us, In cases of so delicate a
nature, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have
been reported to us. Several cases where families have
been wit hout children, after using a few bottles of this
invaluable medicine, have been blessed with healthy
offsprings.
Dr. Townsend : My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continual
ly by pain and a sensation of bearing down, falling of
the womb, and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where your medicine has effected great cures, and
also hearing it recommended for such cases as I have
described, I obtained a bottle of Extract of Sarsaparilla,
and followed the direction! you gave me. In a short
time it removed her complaints and restored her to
health. Being gra'eful for the benefits she received,
I take pleasure in thus acknowledging it. & recommen
ding it to the public. M. D. MOORE, cor. of ttrand
Albany, Aug. 17. 1844. and Lydius-st.
' Dr. Townsend. To all whom this may concern : This
is to certify, that my Wife used one bottle of your Sar
saparilla previous to her confinement, under the most a
Iarming and delicatecircumstances, being troubled with
the dropsy, swelling of the feet, nervous affections, and
very much debilitrted. With my persuasion, and there
commendation of Miose who had used it, she was in
duced to try it, with little or no faith; and suffice it to
say, the medicine had the happy and desired effect, not
only in the hours of confinement, but after theexpiration
of one week of its use, the dropsy and nervous affection
gave way to an astonishing degree, and her health is
now better than it had been for a long time previous.
If this will be of any service to you, or any who doubts
th success of the medicine, you are entirely welcome
to it. I subscribe myself your most obedient and obliged
servant, S. S. JAMESON.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is to certify that we. the undersigned physicians
of the city of Albany, have in numerous cases prescri
bed Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and believe it to be
one of the most valuable preparations of the Sarsaparil
la in the market.
H. P. Pulling, M. D.; J. Wilson. M. D.; R. B. Briggs,
M. D.; P.E. Elmcndorf, M. D.
Albany. April 1, 1845.
The following is from one of the most respectable
physicians on Long Island : Greenport, July 10, 1846.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir : It is with satisfaction that
I say to you, that I have recently witnesaed, in several
cases the most beneficial results from your Extract of
Sarsaparilla Being engaged in the practice of medi
cine, I have prescribed it in several cases, and never
without benefit. In the removal of diseases arising
from a deranged state of the digestive organs, jaundice,
&c., it far exceeds anything of the kind ever before of
fered to the public. You will please send me two dozen,
o:c. c. Kcspeciiuny yours, s. v. rKGaluH, M. V.
Principal office, 126 Fulton-st, Sun Building, N. Y. ;
Redding& Co. 8 State-st.. Boston ; Dr. Dyott & Sons,
132 North Second-st., Philadelphia; S. S. Hance, drug,
gist, Baltimore; Duval & Co , Richmond ; P. M. Cohen,
Charleston; Wright & Co., 15LCharter-st , New Orleans;
and by principal druggists generally throughout the
United States, West Indies and the Canadas.
fXj-For sale, wholesale and retail, by
W7M. SHAW, Druggist, Wilmington, N. C.
None genuine, unless put up in the large square bottles,
which contain a quart, and signed with the written sig
natureofS. P. TOWNSEND, and his name blown on
the glass. 38-12m
Negroes Wanted.
WISH to purchase a large number of NE
GROES of both sexes, from the age of 14 to
SO, for which I will pay the highest cash market
price. As I intend making a long stay in Wil
mington for that purpose, persons from the coun
try would find it to their advantage to bring such
slave property to town, as they have to dispose of.
Also wanted, some good Caipenters, Black
smiths, Coopers, and Bricklayers.
Apply to me, at the Carolina Hotel.
ANSLEY DAVIS, of Petersburg, Va.
Wilmington, May 7, 1847. 34-tf
HISKEY. 33 barrels rectified Whiskev.
For sale at HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
EW GOSHEN BUTTER Families can
be supplied with fresh Butter every week, at
c H1 HOWARD & rtsiJKrvs.
AY 50 bales, for sale at
J4 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
cuani.ES Gil air,
SUCCESSOR TO
AVING purchased the stock of C. Blares
lee, the subscriber will continue the sale
and manufacture of
&wr8 & spoils
end keep constantly on hand every variety of arti
cles in his line.
All orders for work promptly and punctually
attended to. BOOTS made in the latest fashion
and finest style.
BOOTS and SHOES neatly repaired.
June 4, 1847 y. CHAS. GRAY.
(WUGAR-A fresh supply of Crushed, Powder
s' ed, Loaf, and St. Croix Sugars, at
J4 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
WHINES AND BRANDIES Madeira, Port,
W Claret, Scupernong, Malaga and Sherry, at
J4j HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
STkHE SUBSCRIBER has received his supply
44 of
Spring and Summer GOODS, consisting
of the following :
Black French Cloths; Fancy colored do.; black
Doeskin Cassimeres; fancy French do.; black and
white embroidered Vest Shapes; fancy colored
Vestings, black and colored ; Cashmeretts ; Drap
d'Ete ; Queen's Cloth; white and fancy colored
Linen Drills; checked Ginghams; Gambroon,&c.
Also ; an excellent assortment of R E A D Y -MADE
CLOTHING, among which are super
fine black dress and frock Coats; fancy colored do.;
black Cassimere Pants: fancy do. do.; black Satin
Vests, plain and figured ; fancy colored do. do. ;
white and colored Marseilles ; Tweed and cotton
Sack Coats.
He would solicit the attention of the public to
his assortment of Goods in the
Gentlemen's Furnishing Line,
Manufactured expressly for the Spring and Sum
mer season, among which are : STOCKS, silk,
satin, bombazine, all styles and qualities ; Opera
Ttes, plain and fancy, l,ght and dark colors ; Cra-1
vats and Scarfa latest styles, a full assortmen ;
Suspenders, silk and india rubber, with linen, to
wasn, an entirely new imcie; oniris, duswiis iy
Collars, of every style and quality ; Under Shirts
and Drawers, silk, cotton, woollen, lisle, thread,
Merino, &c. &c. ; Gloves, black, white and color
ed, kid, silk, cotton, lisle, thread,! the best man
ufacture ; Hosiery, silk, cotton, linen and merino;
Handkerchiefs, plain and twilled, India, sinchew,
pongee, plain and fancy linen cambric; Umbrellas,
silk, gingham and cotton. All of which will be
sold unusually cheap. CHAS. BARR.
N. B. All sales of Ready-made clothing will
be cohsidered as cash; the usual credit will be giv
en to custom work. C. B.
May 14th, 1847.
I 1 ol.' I. T 1.
(PRING AND SUMMER GOODS of every
ir style and quality, suited to a complete Mer
chant Tailoring Establishment, to wit :
Superfine French Cloths and Cassimeres, of
every shade and color; Vestings, in variety; French
twilled d'Ete; silk Alpacas; light fancy Cassimeres,
all of the latest style and best quality, which will
be made up to order at the shortest notice.
READY-MADE CLOTHING. A large and
complete assortment of Ready-made clothing, just
opened and for sale, very cheap for cash.
Also, the OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT
is very complete, with the most choice assortment
of Fancy Goods. Superior L. B. C. Shirts, of
every variety and quality ; silk Under Shirts and
Drawers; superior fancy Cravats; Stocks; Collars;
Bosoms; Umbrellas ; all worthy the attention of j
those in want of them
Customers in the habit of payinc: cash will find
it to their interest to make it known, as in future j
I am determined to make it the interest of all who
deal with me, to pay cash. Short credit will be
given to punctual customers, and to none others.
Those who have not settled their accounts to
the fiist of January, will save cost by immediately
doing so. H. S. KELLY.
Wilmington, May 14, 1847.
$50 REWARD.
RANAWAY from the subscriber, of Jones
County, IV. Carolina, negro man MORRIS,
. , . , ... .I i , , ri a u:u :i, I
tolerably stout built, black, about 5 ft. high, quick
speech when spokon to. He is doubtless lurking
about Panther Swamp, and on Lime Stone, in
Duplin County, as he is well acquainted on Lime
Stone, and has a wife on Panther Swamp, belon
ging to Doct. Graham, of Kenarsville.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen
sion and delivery to me, or for his confinement in
any Jail so that I get him.
An additional reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS will be paid for evidence sufficient to
convict any white person of having harbored him.
WILLIAM P. WARD,
Near Trenton, Jones County.
May 14, 1847. 35-tf
FKMALE INSTITUTE,
i tjfor y, jv. t .
THIS INSTITUTION will be opened on the
first Monday in July next, under the super
intendance of a gentleman eminently qualified to
impart instruction, and to direct the studies of his
pupils. He will be assisted by Ladies of the
highest attainments, as Teachers. The French
department will be in charge of a gentleman a
native of France who has much celebrity as a
teacher of that language. No pains nor expense
will be spared to make this Institute a permanent
and a superior school for the Eastern portion of
North Carolina, in which students can receive a
liberal and accomplished education.
Beaufort is a pleasant village, of some 1500 in
habitants, situated in full view of the Ocean, and
much resorted to in the sickly season for health.
Tuition in the Scientific, Musical, French and
Ornamental departments, with boarding, &c, will
be on the most reasonable terms.
For further particulars inquire of J. F. Jones,
I. Ramset.Jame9 Rt'MUT.orWst. S. Langdon.
P. S. Beaufort is 80 miles from Wilmington.
April 30, 1847 33-ly
To the Public.
TAKE this method of informing the public
that I now occupy the Livery Stables formerly
occupied by Mr. H. R. Nixow, and solicit the
patronage of the public generally. All persons
who may favor me with a call, may rest assured
that their horses will be promptly attended to, as
I flatter myself that I have the best of Ostlers.
Also a large Lot for the accommodation of
Drovers.
W. T. J. VANN.
April 23d, 1847. 32ti
WEET OIL, English Mustard, Pepper, Gin
fce ger, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace, &c, for sale
low at the otd stand Drug Store. W. SHAW.
(SULPHATE OF QUININE. 125 oz.Sul
Tlhato OllimnA n fill! OCCAffmont y . i f
dicines, Drugs, Chemicals, &c. &c, just received
at the old stand Drug Store
The Subscriber flatters himself that he can sell
on better terms than any other establishment in
the place ; it will certainly be to the interest of
Physicians aad country Merchants to inquire his
reduced prices before purchasing. Having enga
ged a competent Druggist at the North to assist
him in the business, Physicians may depend on
the utmost accuracy in filling their orders, and
every article will be warranted genuine. Medi
cines supplied at any hour of the night, and Phy
sician's prescriptions accurately compounded.
Wilmington, May 14, 1847. WM. SHAW
LAND DEEDS, a new supply, just printed
and for sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE
PANAMA, LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF
HATS.
JUST RECEIVED, a splended assortment,
for sale at wholesale and retail very cheap.
County Merchant's are invited to examine our
stock, which we wH sell at New York prices.
MYERS & BARNUM,
Market Street.
March 12, 1847.
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR SALE.
JAMES PETTEWAY
RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens
of Wilmington, that be
keeps for sale at the Mar-ket-house,
the best of
FRESH JtTETS,
of every description, and he solicits a share of pub
lie patronage.
Hotels or families can have their purchases sent
to their houses if desired.
Droyers will please always give him a call be
fore disposing of their live stock, as he will give
the highest price the market will aflbrd.
JanV 2, 1846 16-tf
FRESH BEEF,
STALLS Nos. 2 44
THE subscriber not
wishing to enter into
a longdetail,would m e re
el y state to the citizens
of Wilmington, that he
is now prepared to sup
ply their tables with the best of
BEEF, FORK AND LAMB,
at the lowest prices. His arrangements are such
as will warrant him in saying the best, for he will
have that or none. Hotels or families can have
the beef sent to their houses if they wish.
fXj Drovers can have a ready sale for their cat
tle, by applying to me.
JOSEPH M. TILLY.
Oct. 19, 1845. 1-tf
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,
First noon in R. W. Brown's new buii
dinos, on Front street, a few doors from
Market street.
THE subscribers beg leave to announce to the
citizens of Wilmington and surrounding country,
that they are now receiving a large and general
supply- of
g fine Broad CIoth
B1&f Cassimeres;
Q J ,
Bed Ticking and Apron
Checks;
Mens' Palm Leaf Hats;
Boys' do do
Musquito Nettings;
Table & bird eye Diapers;
8-4 brown damask do
8-4 damask Table Cloth;
Black, and brown Shirt
ing and Sheeting;
30, 32, and 34 Scotch
Ginghams;
A large supply of Look
ing Glasses;
Silk & Cotton pocket
Hdkfs.
Summer do
Drab de Ete;
Plaid Drills;
Slate Linens;
Linen Checks,
Persian Stripes;
Striped Victoria Cord;
London Drill;
Oregon Cord;
Bl k Satin Cravats;
Bl'k Satin cut Velvet &
Marseilles Vesting;
Irish Linens & Lawns;
Cravats and.Scarfs;
Umbrellas;
FOR LADIES. WEAR.
Plain black Silk;
Colored, plain, & striped
Silk;
Swiss Mull and Book
Muslin;
Plaid & striped do
Jaconet and Cambric;
Bombazine, large supply;
Fancy summer prints;
Ladies col'd Kid Gloves;
Lawn Ginghams;
do do silk do
Grodnap Parasols;
Fringed do
Ginghams do
French Fans;
German silver Thimbles;
Plated do do
Blue steel do
Bl'k, white, brown and
col'd Cotton Hose,
Misses' do do
Mens' do do
Corset Laces;
Lace 6c Edgings,assort'd;
Black & white English
silk Hose;
do raw do
Eartston do
Balzarine;
Colored Lawns;
French Robes;
Large silk Shawls;
Borage Shawls;
do Scarfs;
Ladies Silk Cravats;
Col'd Florrene;
Organde Muslin;
Muslin Shirts;
Bbck Silk Fringe;
Col'd do do
Silk Buttons, for Ladies
dresses;
Bonnet & Cap Ribbons;
Linen Cambric Hdkfs;
Together with a variety of other articles too nu
merous to mention ; all of which, being purchased
by the package at reduced prices, will be offered
at uncommonly low prices for cash.
We would call the attention of country mer
chants to our stock, and solicit them to examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel
confident that we can offer better bargains than
l .i i i of i : .i
uiey ever nau uuereu in mis m im .
3 tohtv kvtp jtr rn
Wilmington, N. C, March 19, 1847 3-y
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In the town of Wilmington.
THE SUBSCRIBER BE-
ing desirous to close his business in
Wilmington, offers for sale, the House
and Lot on Walnut Street, continued,
now occupied by Mr. Jos. M. Tilley. The lot
is 66 feet by 330 feet, corner lot, having on it a
new one and a half story house, containing 6
rooms, with all necessary out houses.
ALSO,
A House and Lot, situated on Red Cross Street,
now occupied by the undersigned. The lot is 80
feet by 300 feet, the house contains 8 rooms, is
nearly new, and is filled in with brick ; there are
all necessary out houses on the lot Also, an en
closed lot adjoining and fronting Red Cross Street,
66 feet by 200 feet.
ALSO,
Two enclosed lots on Boundary and Third
Streets, 55 feet by 25U feet.
ALSO,
One half lot on Third Street continued. Also,
one quarter section of Land in the State of Illinois
said to be of exce'lent quality.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM WILSON.
August 21, 184G 49-tf
PaTJEJYT JUED1C1JYES.
THE subscriber is agent, and has for sale, the
following PATENT MEDICINES, to
which the attention of the public is especially di
rected, as he warrants every article genuine.
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry,
Wistar's Balsam do.
Dr. Jaynes' Expectorant,
Carminative Balsam,
Vermifuge,
Hair Tonic,
ii
it
" " Sanative Pilis,
Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters,
Carpenter's Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparil-
" Extract Cinchonine, la, &c,
" u Buchu,
Sands' Sarsaparilla,
" Tetter Remedy,
Dr. McMunn's Elixir Opium,
Dr. Perry's Dead Shot Vermifuge,
Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
Dr. Smith's Whooping Cough Syrup,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
Henry's Magnesia, Leidy's Blood Pills,
Murray's fluid do. Gray's Ointment,
Lee's.. Peter's, Beikwith's, Brandreth's, & Spen-
Dr. 1 hompson s Eye Water, cer s Pills,
i STl S, Arabn Ba,S?m'
Taylor's Balsam Liveuvoru
Swaim's and Indian Panacea,
Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture,
Scarpa's Acoustic Oil, a certain cure for deafness,
Allen's Vegetable Compound for Dyspepsia,
Harlem Oil, Pain Killer, British Oil, Bateman's
Drops, &c &c. WM. SHAW.
January 15, 1847.
" NOTICE.
MjONSIGNEES and owners of Goods, coming
by any of the Packets consigned to my ad
dress, are hereby notified that they must attend to
receiving them on their arrival, and during the
i thne the vessels are discharging, as I will not be
! responsible for any goods after being landed.
sponsible
GEORGE W. DAVIS.
October 16, 1846
Hats, Caps, Ore.
WE have just received by late arrivals from
New York, a fresh supply of Gentlemen's black
Beaver and Moleskin Hats, spring style ; one case
extra Drab Beavers, A No. 1 ; Gent's black and
drab Leghorns ; Boys' Leghorn Caps, and patent
leather Belts. Also, a few silk velvet Riding
Caps for Ladies, very pretty. Call and see, at
MYERS & BARNUM'S.
May 28, 1847.
$10 REWARD.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about the
15th ult, his Negro boy BEN. He is a
bout 17 years old; is Well known about Wilming
ton; and formerly belonged to Dr. W. A. Berry,
from whom the subscriber purchased him last
spring. He is so well known about town, where
he is believed to be lurking, that a more minute de
scription is deemed unnecessary. The above re
ward will be paid for his confinement in the Wil
mington Jail, or for his delivery to
DANIEL S. SANDERS.
November 6, 1846. 8tf
MONUMENTS, TOMB TABLES,
Head & Foot Stones, Arc.
THE subscriber has taken the AGENCY ol
an extensive MARBLE MANUFACTORY
at the North, and will receive orders for the above
named articles on as favorable terms as can be pro
cured from any other establishment.
GUY C. HOTCHKISS.
Wilmington, N C, Feb 1 3, 1 846 f22-ly
WINDOW SASHESBLINDS and DOORS.
T , . . - r.u u .
HE subscriber is agent for one of the best
manufactories at the North, and will receive
orders for the above named articles, which will be
orders for the above named articles, which will be
boxed up and delivered on board of vessels in New
York, at the LOWEST PRICES, and at short
notice. Persons about to contract for buildings,
will find it to their interest to call and examine
prices beiore sendind their orders abroad.
GUY C. HOTCHKISS.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Columbus Countt.
Superior Court of Law Spring Term, A. D.,
1847.
Eliza E. De Shields )
vs Petition for Divorce.
Martin A. De Shields, j
TjrT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
JL that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this
State, on motion, it is ordered that publication be
made for three months in the Wilmington Chroni
cle, and Wilmington Journal, notifying the said
Martin A De Shields to appear at the next term
of this Court, at the Court House in Whiteville,
on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in
SIflnnmbor iiovf txn A nlon1 Anaiirar rr slnrv HV tf
to said petition, or the same will be taken pro a n-
fesso and heard exparte.
Teste, JUHIN A. MAUL 1 SB Y, Clerk.
April 16th, 1847 Printers fee $10 3l-3m
COMMERCIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.
HE organization of this institution having ta
ken place, in conformity to its Charter,
Books of Subscription are now re-opened at the
Bank of Cape Fear in this place for balance of
capital stock. O. G. PARSLEY, Pres't.
April 31), 1847 33-tf
ailTJERS f BaRJYUJft,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
lints, Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Walking
Canes, &c. &c.
RESPECTFULLY call the atten
tion of the citizens of Wilmington
and vicinity, to their large and
splendid assortment now receiving at
the old stand ofC. Mters, North side of Market
street, which we offer at wholesale and retail,
cheaper than ever.
Genl.'s Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin, and
Silk Hats,
of Beebee fe Costar's and Leary's Fall Fashion
for 1846, a splendid article, just received, and a
" few more left of the same sort." Please call and
examine them. Also, a very large assortment of
Men's, Boys', & Infants' Caps,
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gent's
French soft Dress, Silk, Velvet, and Cloth Caps 4
Gent.'s French Guard do.: Blue and Black Spring
Band, Palo Alto, Ringgold, Oregon, Oil Silk, Vel
veteen, Glazed Lawn, &c, &c.
Youths' and Boys' Caps
of every style and quality, from 12$ cents to 2,
50, the largest assortment ever offered in this mar
ket, and at astonishing low prices. A beautiful
article of Infants' Cloth and Silk Velvet Caps,
to which we particularly call the attention of
those wanting Caps for children. In fact, every
article in our line we have a rich and full as
sortment, to which we respectfully call the atten
tion of the Public, and warrant a genteel fit, and
at Prices to suit the times.
MYERS & BARNUM,
Wilmington, Oct. 30, 1846. 7-tf
THE Subscriber would express his gratitude
to his Friends and Customers, for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended towartL him in
Wilmington. The same business will hereafter
be conducted under the name and firm of MY
ERS & BARNUM, at the old stand.
C. MYERS.
The Old Kock Spring
FOREVER!
rpHE ROCK SPRING RESTAURATEUR
is now open for the accommodation of the
public, where every Refreshment the market af
fords may be had, at all hours ot the day or night.
The Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines
and Cigars. DAVID THALLY.
j Dec 18, 1846
14-y
Just Received,
SPRING style of GENTLEMEN'S H VTS,
received this day, and now open for inspection,
at MYERS & BARNUM'S.
March 19.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Summer Arrangement.
E will deliver ICE from the Ice House, in
future every morningfexcept Sunday "jfrom
sun rise till bieakfast bell. It will also be retailed
from
Shaw's Drug Store at all honrs of the day.
We will open every Saturday afternoon for two
hours before sunset to supply our customers for
the Sabbath.
In eases of sickness during the summer,
can be had on Sundays or at any hour of the night
by calling on W. Shaw, at his house nearly op
posite Mr. O. G. Parsley's. Thankful for past
favors, we beg to assure the public we will use
our best endeavorse to accommodate and -kep a
good supply on hrmd.
SHAW & REPITON.
April 16th, 1847 3 1-tf
SPRING STOCK! .
ajl)HE subscribers have just received large addi
ia, tions to their stock, which makes it complete.
They will also continue to leceive weekly, such
supplies as are needed for the season and market.
Also on band, a good supply of
SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, &c,
all of which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as at any other establishment.
Particular attention will be paid to manufactu
ring and repairing, as usual.
G. & C. BRADLEY.
March 26, 1847 28-3m
$20 Reward.
UNAWAY from the subscriber's plantation,
in Sampson county, in December last, his
negro man
Said negro is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high,
dark complected. He is probably lurking about
the lines of Sampson, Duplin and New Hanover
counties, in the neighborhood of Mr. Bryant New
kirk's, where he had a wife at the ime the sub
scriber bought him.
The above Teward of Twenty Dollars will be
given for his delivery to the subscriber, in Samp
son county ; and an additional reward of Forty
Dollars will be given for proof sufficient to convict
any white person of harboring him.
CHAS. H. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., April 23, '47. 32tf
OUGH AND READY HATS, at
MYER8 & BARNUM'S.
lOW PEAS. 750 bushels daily expected
per schr. Charles Hopkins, from Windsor,
N. C, for sale by
June 1 1.
G. V. DAVIS.
iu iii. aim os ana Tranlliiig Cammaaiiy.
Kl
THE subscriber hw, and intends keenin
stantly on hand, at his old stand i?
con.
street, a general assortment of goods in hi. , 1
to wit, Ladies and Gentlemen's SADLFa ti
Imitation, Fancy and Common TRUNkv'
ces. Carpet and Saddle Bairs. IbJ 2"
niwwii,, Hard J --.l""
oacn.oig, Buggy and wagon BAKNEfiftTT
lars, Whips, Stirrups, Bits, Spurs, &c. & ' o'
nf wbirh hp warrants tn K U -
All
" " "in nest r.l.
ship and materials, and are rflerl r. ... "an.
an.
owest prices. ai
ALSO Charnottecs, Buggies, Trotting to
gons and Sulkies, for sale low. Northern g
Leather and Shoe Maker's Findings.
GUY C. HOTCHKl
N. B. Particular attention will be paid u
ufacturing SADDLES and HARNESS 75
and repairing the same, together with t .'
Carriaeg Jd maki cJH
Sept 18 1846. uon8.
. j C. H
Saddle, Harness & TruijJ""
MANUFACTORY
Front Street, Wilmington, I, c.
THE subscriber takes this method of informin,
his friends and the public generally that h
has taken the store formerly occupied by Porter &
Blakeslee, and immediately opposite the Chronicle
Office, where he is now opening a complete as
sortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Martin,
gales, Valises, Carpet and Saddle Bags
Collars, Whips, Spurs, Bits, '
&e. k(, &e. &e.
I " of "Jwh will be warranted of good manufae
ture and materials, and will be sold low for
Having lowo expehiebce in the above bmi
ness, he flatters himself that he will be able to
render full satisfaction to those who may be di.
posed to patronize him.
It is his intention to keep no BOOKS, but to
adopt the CASH SYSTEM, by which means he
will be able to furnish articles much cheaper than
they have heretofore been bought in this market.
OC'Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest
notice. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
July 31, 1846 46-ly
Board ins: House.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform
his friends that he will remove on the
10th of October wext, to the house
adjoining to and one door North of the
Hanover House, on Front street, where he will be
prepared to receive those who may favor him with
a call. His terms will be moderate, and he will
endeavor to make transient boarders as comforta
ble as if they were at home. He can always ac
commodate those who may have horses.
He would also inform his friends and the public
at large, that his
Livery Stables
are in good order, and that careful
hostlers will always be ready to take
charge of Horses.
He keens constantly on hand.
HORSES and BUG GIES for hi re.
DAVID THALLY.
N. B. Drovers can be well accommodated e
September 26th, 1845. 2-1 2m
LJST OF BLAN KiT
ON HAND, and for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpoenas
do do Fi. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentice s Indentures
Letters of Administrators
Juror's Tickets
Appeal Bonds
Marriage License
Guardian Bonds
Administrator's do
Peace warrants
Constable's bonds
Notes of hand
Checks, Cape Fear Bank
do Branch Bank efthe
State
Notes, negotiable at bank
Inspector's Certificates
Military Ca has
Land Deeds
Negro Bonds
Warrants, Ca Sas
Ca Sa bonds
Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers Bills Lading (letter)
QAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
OOfficers efthe Courts and 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 arc determin
ed to execute our work well, and at th cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
BEtAHK CHECKfe-A neat article, for
sale t the JOURNAL OFFICE
S EIDLEITZ POWDERS. Five gross fresh
Seidleitz Powders, for sale at New York pri
ces by the doz. WM. SHAW.
EARL BARLEY, Bermuda and AmericHn
Arrow Root, Tapioca, Pearl Sago, Russian
Isinglass, Irish Moss, fresh supplies, just received.
May 14. WM. SHAW.
nUST LANDED, 800 barrels fresh Thomas
ton Lime. Also, Calcine Plaster, Hydraul
ic Cement, Plastering Hair, and Fire Brick. For
sale by J. C. & R. B. WOOD.
May 7, 1847. 34-tf
Just Received,
AND now opening, another lot of those beau
tiful SILK VELVET CAPS for Infants,
and other styles in great variety. Call and
them at MYERS & BARNUM'S.
November 20, 1846
a"pOBACCO Aromatic extra Roanoke Tobac
22k co super extra Aromatic do., in small
kegs. For sale low, at
F19. HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
Selling Off!
AVING concluded to make a change in our
business, we offer for sale at gbsatlt kk-
di ckd prices, in quantities to suit purchasers, our
large and desirable stock of DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS
&c. &c. Most of the dry goods will be sold
New York Coaf, and the balance of the stock at
very small advance over the cost. All person
wishing to purchase, will consequently find '
greatly to their advantage to call at our store.
J. & E. ANDERSON.
Wilmington, May 14, 1847. 35-tf
ClRRiaGES.
Market Street about 303 Yards abort M
Episcopal I hnrrb.
TUB ulTHSflRlBbK
has on hand a large and
general assortment ot
CARRIAGES,
cf his own m.mufacW'
which he offers for c
on the most reasonat
terms. Among which mav be found, .
Coaches, Barouches. Charriots, Buggies, th
Sulkies, Wilsons. &e. . ,
All orders in the above line thankfally rece'v '
and faithfully executed. Repairing done at sno
2 tice and in the neatest manner.
He has also on hand and continues to man
ufaf
ture Harxess, of every description; SabbM
di.es, Trunks, &c.
ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, May 8, 1847.
$25 Reward.
RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the M
inst, a negro fellow by the name of Pm
Prince is a dark negro, hes a downward loos,
about 5 feet high, 19 years old, and J0",
rPl. T wilf r4v S25 to anv one who will ,
O - r . ., Q,...nf1. I-
him to me at my plantation on
me ikk" .
miles from W
'ilmington ; or $20 if be
rjail. GEO. W. POLLOCK,
ver county, April 16, 1847. 31-tt
lodged m
New Hanover
New-Hanov
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