'n, "3 S.
E n c o urn gc.C ompctition.
' J , fc Mr " r- i
NEW PUBLIC HOUSE,
WELDON, N. C.
4i the left er veit tide if the Rait totd
WV "fHR SUBSCRIBER, CoyUctor fcJ
f fl on the Wilmington and Raleigh fxflf
JjLaL IUU Road, opened thla Houte onill
the 1st January, 1847, especially for the eonvemen e
ami accommodation o( the traveling public, and In
terna that Itt furnish and accommodation! sholl rot
be surpassed by any house in the place. Hi house
is situated about W feet irom the cars going north,
and near the Depot of the Wilmington Road. The
liberal share of patronage which he has received, la
Lit tamo tint his efforts to please the traveling pubic
have been appreciated. .......
His Table shell always be supplied with the b. st
the Market will afford i snd, with unremitting atten
tion o his part, and that of his Lady, he hopes foi a
contioucnM of the patronage heretofore so liberally
bestowed. -
The lovers of good eating ; clean snd comfortal le
chambers t faithful and obedient servants, will find
them at
WHITFIELD'S.
rojinoke house:
W. T. WHITFIELD, Projmetor.
Wiloox, N. C. July 12, 1847.
P. S. Supper always ready on the arrival of tin
Csts.
Dont forget HHHHU.U S kuainuk.
HOUSE
Give nic a trial, ana you snail not go ow.iy
dlSSSlis
July 1817.
4S-!y.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE UUMB COMPINY,
Office No. 11 Wall Street, New York.
THIS Institution offers advantages to those desir
ous ol cflecilng Insurances on Lives whlch-wre
unequaUed1.
Tbw Importance of Life Insurance must beappan nt
to all, especially to those who, after death, will leave
families unprovided for, and the Mutual system, as
practised by this Company, combines the greatest se
curity ai the least actual expense. Its peculiar nd
vanlagesare, 1st, A prompt pnymerit of losses.
2d. When the annual premium is over 50, one
fourth may be paid in each, and three-fourths in n se
cured Note, at 12 months, bearing 6 per cent, interest ;
or it may be paid half yearly, quarterly, or monthly.
Those taking out life policies, may pay half cosh and
give flieir individual Notes for the balance, if satisf ic
tory to the officers.
3d. yfuli participation in all the profits.
The success of the company hss been unparnlell.d.
During the first 20 months of its existence it issued
3007 policies, end after psying all losses and expenses,
a capllil of nearly t'200.000 remained, which has, dur
ing this year, been Increased to about $400,000. Any
risk taken connected with the duration of life. Slaves
Insured.
Anniuil rates of Insurance on $100.
Age One Seven
One
year.
Seven'
years. I
Life. Age.
Life.
year, years.
15
20
00 77,900 83,1 1 M
40
45
50
55
60
1 69
I 1 & .U 3 20
00 91 00 95 1 77
1 OOl I 12 2 04
I 31 1 3G' 2 36
1 91
1 nc
1 3 73
2 091 4 6u
2 32
4 35
3 211 5 7R
35
1 361 1 53; 2 75
4 911 7 00
Statements of the business, and other papers of the
Compan, may be had of tho Agent, a Mr. Gcoigo
W. Divls' Office.
DIRECTORS.
Robert L. Patterson,
Charles S. Macknett
. Lewis C. Grover,
' Thomas P. Scgur,
Henry McFariane,
Wm. M. Simpson,
Seth Low,
William A. F. Pcniz,
Edward Anthony,
Willlim H. Moti,
J. A. Underwood,
A. S. Snelling.
ROBERT L
PATTERSON, Pres't.
I). C. MILLER, Secretary.
JA8.
H, DICKSON, M. D., Medical Examiner,
J, R. BLOSSOM, Agent,
Wllniineton, N. C.
Oct. 21
93
The Gracfcnberg Vegetable
PILLS.
30,000 Boxes sold each and crery ten I;.
THE GRAEFENBURG COMPANY, hereby
give notice thiit their General Ajrftit for the
Suite of North Carolina is Captain M. JONES,
Louisburg, Franklin county N. C.
The General Agent is fully prepared to appoint Sub
Agents wherever there is no branch of the Company;
cither on personal application, or by mail, pot paid.
The rapid sale of these celeb ated Pills, and .hi; ex
traordinary cures they are constantly effecting, tender
them, by far, the most popular Pill of the age. An
Agency will consequently be very valuabL.
The Gniefcnberg Pills are inconceivu ! superior
to any ever before discovered. In all b. oas com
plaints; in general derangement of the system; in
all disorders which result from a bad state of the
blood, these pills arc a sovereign remedy.
In the classes ol diseases called chronic, the Grcncf
enberg Pill." achieve their highest triumphs. Here
they defy all competition. Entering within the hid
den recesses of tho system, they cjinetly but surely
purify the blood, root out disease, and give torn and
vigor to the body.
, CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EF
' . FECTED
? y tkaeVUK in cases where every other means had
fUVtny lulled. 1 tie most abundant proor of mis
cuuM be given ; but a trial of one box will convince
the pstient. Tliey can be ordered and sent by mail
at trifling expense. The price is 25 cents a box.
Where two dollars worth are ordered, and the mo
ney remitted, the Company will pay poolage on the
Pills. Remiuanccsai the company's risk. Wher
ever there Is no sgettcy of ike company, they can be
ordorad by nisll. y
These Pills arc talng the place of all others, and
no sick person should be without them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Otnret ComviainU, Otnttipal'um, Dyspepsia, Ftrer
and Ague, lloadodu, Jaundice, Liter Complaints,
ItkeumatUm, all Stomach ComplainJs, Green Sick
no, if-c. iic. yltld at once to these Pills. They
purge sway oilensive hsmors, srrest the progress of
disease aod at the ssme time restore tone and vigor
t the system. Incases of general derangement of
the health, they are SOVEREIGN.
BY THEIR USE, the weak will become mrong ;
the pale and bilious complexion be rumored to a per
fectly freh and healthy color ; all the bad symptoms
wW one by one dissppear.
la short these Pills era sn inconceivable advance
upon any other medicine ever before oflered to the
public. A trial will satisfy any one of this.
ForaalsbyLH'PITr ft. WILKINGS, WUming
ion .
SCf" Agents arc requested to report to mo
of their progress.
WILLIAM JONES.
Nov. 20, 1917. lf. ioti
CANI)L$.
TUDDSON oV Co ., Patent Sperm ;
Common
Adamantine :
Tallow
For sale by
C. W IIH A DI.EY.
Nov. 4. II7
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
OLIVER EVANS'
Salamander, Fire and Thief Proof
IRON CHESTS,
Warranted equal to any other make, and have novcr
been injured by Fir or Hut friars, in a single
Instance. He also keeps on hand a full supply of
Common Chests, made of lighter Iron, at lower prices.
LETTER COPYING PRESSES AND BOOKS.
TRUCKS FOR STORES, FACTORIES Ac.
DRUGGISTS' PRESSES.
EAGLE GLASS PAPER.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, Ac.
PACKING LEVERS.
HOISTING MACHINES.
REFRIGERATORS A WATER FILTERS.
OLIVER EVANS,
61 South Second St., below Chesnut , Phllad.
REFRIGERATORS.
For Cooling and Preserving MEAT, BUTTER,
MILK, and all articles Intended for Culinary purpo-
WATER FILTERS.
OLIVER EVANS' CELEBRATED WATER
FILTERS, for Purifying Water that Is brackish or
muddy, whether by rams, minerals, or otherwise, can
be had of all sizesand prices, at the Warerooms, No.
61 South Second Street, two doors below Chesnut
Street, Philadelphia.
September 30th, 18-17. 84-3m.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
1847.
SUNDAY'S EXCEPTED.)
By the James Hirer Chrssapcake Bay Line. L-ff
rk Petersburg, Norfolk, Old Point, yKjd
Bullviwre amd 1 hihuleluhui, iV'
to yew York.
THIS Line leaves Weldon and Gaston every
night, (except Saturday.! roinr direct throimh.
From Petersburg, the passcneer will take tho Iron
Steamer Mount 1 ernon, Cnpt. Blow, to City Point ;
from thence down the James River, by' one of the
fast ond comfortable Hirer Steamers passing down
the James Kivcr with a view ol its scenery, by day
light reaching Norfolk by 3, P.M. ; thence un the
Chesapeake Bay, In one of the Hay Steamers, that
are so tavorably known lor their strength and com
fortable arrangements. The passenger on this Line
travels while lie sleeps, and enjoys a luxurious tabic
free of charge.
Fare from Weldon to Baltimore, $7.00
"Norfolk- $4.00
'or Tkkela, npjihj to Wm. M. Moody, Agl., li t
don, y. C.
Fare from Gaston to Baltimore, $9.00
" " " " Norfolk, $-1.00
For Tickets, nj''y to C. C. Pugh, Est., Aqt., (ias
ton, S. C.
Meals always included on all the Steamers of tins
LINE
1.7" The public may rely on this Linebcing regular
ly und permanently kept up.
Wm. M. MOODY, Jr.,
General Agent.
OJfict Jamct lliter if- Hay Line,
Weldon, S. ., Oct. 5th, 1847.
Oct. 7, 18-17. bT-tf.
Notice.
rTUIE Subscriber offers for sale, three Steam Uoil
X ers 26 feet in length, and - feet in diameter ; also
the engine belonging to them ; the enjiine Iiiih been
somewhat injured by fire, but the boilers are good.
Also, a uuw Sl wp lutely finished by Mr. Benj. W.
Berrv. ALSO,
300 new Rico Tierces all finished. Also, a targe
pino stick 45 luet long, dressed in'o an S 8uare, 31 in
ches through, will make an excellent Shult.
For further particulars apply to the Subscriber or
McSil'S. DtitohSET, Buown & Co.
W. D. SMITH.
Ost.23. yi-tf
Chronicle copy till forbid.
"COLTS REVOLVERS.'
Tj EVOLVING Cushioned Olhcc Chairs, just re-
1 V ceivtd, and for sale by
WM.
NEK F.
Nov. 9.
101
Musical Instruction!
THE uudersigned having returned from the North
would respectfully lender his services to the La
dies snd Gentlemen of Wilmington and vicinity, as
teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Mueic.
He has the pleasure of announcing that he has en
gaged the valuable services of Mr. O. It. M ss bill,
(an experienced teacher) to assist in teaching the
t e Guitar, Piano Korle Ac, and hopes to merit a
share of patronnge by untiring attention to his busi
ness. Particulnrattenlion given to the tuning and repair
ing of Piano Forti .
G. F. B. LLIGIITON.
Oct. 28tn 1547. J6.
FRUIT.
AFr.h lot of Orunyt-B, I,cn.onn, and Malaca
: I i r i. i
j. a. inapt b, judi iiTiivai uiiuk'i piii' j uy
i:. K WOOD.
Oct. 28. 1847. .
IJ O O K S .
"CHILDREN'S Toy Books, amining and instruct
J ing, of all kinds, for sale by
E. R. WOOD
Oct. 23. ,;6
PORK.
c
LEAR Pork Bids. ; Mess Pork, bbls. and half
bbls. Received per Sclir. Alaric and fur sale by
It. W. VNUOI)
Oct. 28. '.Ki
NOTICE.
I. O S T O II M I S L A I I)
A CERTAIN Note or Bond on William S Ah,
dated September Term, County Court, IKH'i, a
mounllng to One Thousand Dollars, payable in ten
annuul Inaislments, of One Hundred Dollar inch,
the first payment due September Term ol said Court,
IHI7, un wfdeh there is two credits, both amounting
to about forty. two dollars.
Said Note or Bond was loM or mislaid at Novcnil ( r
Term of Supriior Court, which Bond 1 forewarn all
fiersons from trading for, and also forewarn astd il
ium S. Ash from paying or redeeming said Note from
any person whutivtr but myself.
ALBERT O. HALL.
Nov. II. 102 -Jm.
JUST RECEIVED
PER SCHOONER L. P. SMITH.
? BOXES best Champaignr; kegs of Malaga Ornpc
J boxes KuisiiiK ; hall Imxrsdo.; i
quarter boxes do.
Drum Kljjs. Currant"
Citron, Ac.
C. W. BRADLEY
101.
r or sale y
Nov,
V1 W. RROWN.i !
HAVING rocentW returned from the North,
la now prepared to offer hia friends and the
nubile a very handsome assortment of Goods In
his line, and at very low prices.
Clocks and Watches Repaired, an usual.
Oct. 12. 69-tf
Journal copy. r
Steam Saw Mill for
Sale.
THE Subscriber, offers for Sale, his Steam Saw
Mill, eligibly situated for business, on the West
side of theCspe Fear River, opposite the Town of
Wilmington, N. C. The Mill Is in good order, ond
Will bo sold on accommodating tetms.
Apply to
HENRY R. SAVAGE.
Oct. 7. 1847. 87-tf.
ODD FELLOW'S SCHOOL.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the 15th Inst.; conducted as during the lutt
year. The rates of Tuition being as follows!.;
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, "
Grammar, composition f.iocuuon, uer.
grn phy , A nciont and Modern History, 1
genrn. Popular Astronomy, Draw,ng
tind Vocal Music for all of which stu
dies, books arc furnished by the St hooi
free of ch rge.
For the Languages, Geometry and
Survc) Ing.
91 per qr.
7.
TEACHERS.
Mnlo Department, Mr. M,'lr!',
Female do., Miss Riciiahdson,
Teacher of Languages, Mr. Lindsay.
In connection with the Languages, Students wil1
likewise continue their English studies.
Tickets may be obtained ut the ofticeof Col. McRar
Oct. 7. 1847. 87-tf.
Journal and Chronicle copy.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY.
THE subscriber offers for sale, at lowest market
prices the following article, viz:
W Hugs Klo Collee :
10
Lacuira Collee ;
5
St. Domingo Coffee ;
St. Croix Sugar;
3 Bbls.
10
Poi to Rico Tl
Cuba "
Rectified Whiskey ;
Northern Gin;
Domestic Brandy ;
New England Rum ;
jvp verysuponoroiu aionongatieiii VMiisicey;
vd Kegs I alls, assorted sizes;
8ft Lbls. Loaf Sugar, Powdered and Crushed do. ;
Superior Cognlnc Unindy ; Hollnnd Gin and Port
Wine on draught ; a few doz. old Madeira and Chnm
nalgne, warranted pure; Flour; Bacon; Dried Htcf;
Tunsues; Mess Pork; Molasses; Mackerel, No. I
and Wo 2; Green and Black Teas; Water, Butter
and Sugar Crackers; Allspice; Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs; Soap; Candles; Cloves; Indigo; Mus
tard, Ac, &c.
J. ROLAND.
South Water Street, third door from Market Street.
July 8, 1347. 48
A Negroes Wanted,
S I intend to make large shipments of Slaves
to the South during the months of November
and December, and also some contracts to fulfil, I
am still in want of a largo number of Slaves, from the
nue cf Twelve to Thirty years of both sexes, for which
I will pny the highest cash market price. Persons
having such description of Slave property for sale will
find it to their advantage tobrin;; tliem to Wilmington
to me. at the t arolina tlolcl, as l intend making a stay
tin re during the winter.
Also wanted, Carpenters, Bricklayers Blacksmiths
and Coopers, fur which liberal prices will be (riven.
ANSI. ICY DAVIS.
Sept. 0. 74-tf.
COPARTNBILSUir.
T
Ill-', undersigned have entered into Copartneifhip
under the firm of
W. &, T. L O V E ,
For the purpose of doing a General Commission and
Grtftry Husintss.
They hfive on hand, at Wh dcsale and Retail, a va
riety of Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, and Crock
ery ; Hats, Caps, and Shoes; New Orleans, Porto Ki
co, Muscovado. Colli 'c-t 'rushed nnd Loaf Sugars; Bio,
I.nguirn, nnd Java Coffee ; best Imperial Tea ; Soaps,
( 'andles, Starch, Drugs, Dye-stuffs. Paints, Oils, Win
dow Glass, and Puity; Superior Canal Flour, in bar
rels and hall barrels; (iobhen Butter nnd Cheese, and
a general assortment of other Goods, which may he
found nt their Stand,
Hill's low. Middle Store. Xnrth Hater St.
They also attend to Forwardine, Selling, or Pur
chasing Produce, or Good of any kind.
WILLIAM J. LOVE. Jr.
THADDEl'S D. LOVE.
Oct. 11. 90-tf.
NKGRO PASSES.
JUST printed at " The Cuminrrrid'' Office a new
supply of A'egro Passes, which nre afforded a trille
over the cost of paper thai it would tukc to write tin in
Jan. 20.
129
TURPENTINE TREES.
THE Subscriber will Lease for the term of scv :n
years, 60 or 70,000 Turpentine Boxes, at a fair
price for every 10.000. The land is situated on Town
Creek, 4 miles from the mouth of said Creek, and im
mediately on the Creek, very convenient to market.
For further particulars, apply to the subBcritxr or
to Messrs. DeRosset, Brown 4 Co.
Terms made easy. W. D. SMITH.
Nov. 2,1317. 'JS-lino.
1000
Nov. 16.
'K'SHELS Salt In store, snd for sale by
J. A W. L. McO.VR i .
101.
MEDICINES, A,c.
aailpn LBS. Hops. (New Crop);
7l)U 1 CsskCr. Tartur;
1 Cask Bi Curb. Soda ;
I Cask Saleratus;
1 " Kulssni (,'opuiva ;
2 Packnges Carb Ammonia ;
2 Gross Capsules, (Copaiva, Cubebs and Conalva,
Castor Oil an'1 Camphorated, for sick headache ;
Sulph. (luinlne, Peruvian Rark, Calomel, Blua
Mais. Opium, Rhubarb, Jalap, Cubebs, Acids, lCthers,
Essential Oils, Ac. For sale by
A. C. EVANS.
Nov. 11. 102
! n o t i c i;
, TS HEREBY GIVEN, that States day for the trial
L of ordinary misdemeanors in the Siirior Court of
Law lor the l ounty ol .ew Hanover, Mas been chan
ged from Thursday to Monday. Parties and witnes
ses interested will please take due noiiro thereof.
By Order Teste. O. ALDERMAN, Clk.
Per L. II. Mabstcllii, Dep. Clk.
Nov. P. 101 J2G.
Chronicle snd Journnl copy
HAY A N D P 6liK
Junt Ijiiiidiitfr, Jrom lhij lomtra,
Z( BALES HAY, first quality;
0J 20 bbls. Mess Pork. For sale hy
SANDFOHD A SMITH
' Nov. 2X 107
P A P E R , &.
Juft llieririnc, fr Si hoonrr
Ih I Ins art.
(C) REAMS Large Straw Paper;
)0 - Kaii
2ti " (Town Manilla "
I Setts Brass Mounted ll.irnes
SAND KURD A
Nun . '.'J
for sab- by
SMITH.
107
merchants' i r:
STEAM BOAT COMPANY,
OP FAYETTETILLE AM wLsiXCTOJ.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Avevoging about !0 per eent.
New Steamer ROWAN. 17 inches,
Steamer WILLIAM B. MF.ARES,
Steamer COTTON PLANT,
Flat Boats-BEN BERRY,
ODD FELLOW,
MIKE CRONLY,
WASHINGTON,
T. J. CURTIS,
READY MONEY,
MARY ELIZA.
THE Proprietors of the Merchants' Steam Boa
Company of Fayettevllle ond Wilmington, N. C.
oiler the above Line of Boats, on the Cape Fear River,
to tho shipping public, under the lute revision and re
duction of Freiehts.
Their new Steamer, ROWAN, now draws only 17
inches water. When she undergoes some alteration
in machinery, her draft is calculated at 14 to 1G inches.
which will make her the lightest boat navigating the
waters of any river in the Southern country. This
Company flatter themselves that they have it now In
heir power to oiler the most complete line of Boats
that has ever been on the Cape Feur, and one that will
do the freighting business with regularity and despatch
mi all itapet of the water. They have, in connection
with the Henrietta Company of this place, reduced the
freiglits to the turilT ns in printed rates. Neither of
the Boating concerns deemed themselves able to re
duce the freights and still do the forwarding business
in this place free of charge, and consequently this
Company have given it up, with the conviction, thut
the Forwarding Merchnnlsof our town can do it rnoro
justice thnn a boating concern.
Any Goods consigned KitlieMerchnnts' Steam Ron'.
Company. Wilmington, N. C, will be lorwarded
through that place free of commissions all other
charges made to the shipper.
The new arrangement takes effect from the 15th
instant.
Passage 3,both ways.
The two companies will hereafter count all freight
cash, or interest added.
Direct letters to Thomas S. Lutlerloh, Fayettevllle;
J & W. L. McGary, Wiluiinuton.
THOS. 8. LLTTERLOH, Agent.
Fayetteville, Jan. 18. 1847. 1J0
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TUST received,
V J Men's fine coif stitched Boots,
CT " " '' Peg do.
" Kip Brogans best Quality,
Boys' do do
do Goat do
Men's calf do
Lnige lot Walking leather Shoes.
200 pair Ladies' fine Kid ties and Slips,
200 " " " ' Buckskins,
51) " " i Oaters,
Mi-'ses' leather Shoes,
do Morocco do
V-irlolu i,f ( 'ItlMren Sllopfl
The subscriber will be receiving Boots and Shoe i
eory week from the best Northern Manufacturer,
nlco Boots and Shoes, made to measure as usual un I ,
repairing done in the neatest style. I
CHARLES GRAY.
At Punderford old Stund. I
Sept. II. tf. 77
Saddlery, Harness,
THE Suk-icrihcr lias just rettiriK.I
from lite North, with additions lo his ex
tensive assortment of SADDLES, BRID
LES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, fcc. &c, which is
offered for sale on favorable Terms lor Cash, or ( n
Short time to prompt customers. Thou- indchti d
whoso noti s and accounts nre of long standing uie
re s-pcctlully requested lo call and settle.
GUY C. HOTCHKLSS.
N. B. Particular attention paid to repairing ai,.l
making Saddles and Harness to order. G. C. II.
Oct. 2. 85-tf.
CROCKERY,
i LA S S NY A R E, &.
T
II F subsciibcr lias just opened the largest slot k
of
CROCKERY, CLASS WARE &c,
ever offered in Wilmington, nnd he invites the atten
tion lo it of his old customers and the public in gen
end. His siorc Ispow one door above the one formerly
occupied by him, on the South side of Market street.
J. H. ROTHWFLL.
Oct. 23 H47. Mi.
DENTISTRY.
DOCTOR O V
DENTAL Si; R(i R Y,
And Member f the Anicrirun Society of Den
tal Snnreons
PERFORMS all operations upon the T E F. T H .
Teeth inserted from one to a full pet, and upon
the principle of Atmospheric Pressure In nil cases
where it is applicable.
Office East tide of Front Street, -1 doors North ol
Market Street, up stairs.
J T Reference, the Citizens gcnerully.
September 18, 1817. 79-tf.
y OUT 11 CAROLINA LARD
I BARREL and 3 Firkins, received by boat Cronly
L ..ml for sale by JOHN C. LATTA
October 30. 97-tf. Lord's wharf.
G L U E .
("1LUE. of good quality, constantly on hand, nnd
J for stile by
DeROSSET, BROWN & Co.
Oct. 12. 80
TO KENT. JH
UNTIL 1st. October 1818, 3 Brick Warehouses,
situated on M liter's nlley, next below Dock street.
3 stores, fitted up tor groceries, nt foot of same ul
ley ,on Water street, all convenient lo the wharf.
A I.SO
The South store In my nir ftre proof buildings
on Front, 4 doors from market street, handsomely
fitted up for dry goods &c.
Possession given Immediately by
R. W. BROWN.
Oct. 9th, 1817. 88-if.
LIME, COPPICE, II A COS if SV(IA R
nr- CASKS Lime,
OA, I B0 Bags St. Domingo Coffee,
10,000 lbs. Bacon Sides,
20 Hhds, Sugar,
50 do. MolasiHS,
12 Bsgs Rio Coffee.
Apples, Onions, Beets. Ac. Just ten hi d nnd for
sale by BARRY BRYANT A Co
Oct. 28. W.
FANCY GROCERIES
Half Bbls. Crushed Sunr;
" " No. 1. Mackcrtl;
12
Cits of Salmon ;
For sale bv
C. W. I R A DI.EY.
HI
Nov I 1-17
LIFE INSURANCE.
AGENCY Of WE ME SL'TUIL LIFE I Ji SI' BIKE
wiLMiyaros, n. c, Sept. 20, isn.
THE Subscribe have just received the Agency of
the-above Company, and are now Drennred to re
ceive rppllcallons for life insurance they are also
prepared to receive applications tor insurance on trie
lives of Slatti.
Thla institution Incorporated In 1846 with a liberal
and perpetuolchsrter, and duly organized according to
law, has commenced the business of LIFE INSUR
ANCE on the MUTUAL principles. The nett
pbofits being divided annually among the insured,
according to the Act of Incorporation. The rates of
premiums conform with the usage of other similar
companies For the convenience of parties insuring
who would prefer to pay the premiums by install
ments, it is left to their option when the premium
exceeds t'lb, to pay onf half in cash, and secure pay
ment of the residue in 12 months, by an approved note
bearing interest at six per cent.
The liveB of married men may be insured for the
benefit of their wives and children, so that upon the
decease of the insured the wife if living, or if not, then
his children will receive the amount payable bv the
policy, free and clcor of any cluini by the creditors of
the deceased.
For the greater security of parties insuring with
this coniDanv, the Trustees have provided an indem
nity fund, to the amount of $25000 to meet losses that
may accrue upon policies issued by the company
which is to remain, until a capital exceeding (hat
amount shall have been rented from the receipt of
premiums, when it will be no longer necessary, and
mi v be withdrawn.
'File following is u list of the officers nnd trustees
for the ensuing yeur viz :
TRUSTEES.
Nathaniel Weed,
Simeon Baldwin,
Dennis Perkins,
John A. Davenport,
Alexander H. Dunn,
Charles J.Taylor,
Alex'r Hamilton,
James T. Soulier,
Ezra Wood,
Joseph B. Nones,
Roswell Hnyl,
Samuel K. Snttcrlee,
Cyrus H. Benrdslcy,
John W. Leeds,
Alex'r N. Holly,1
William T. Minor,
Chimney Ayres,
Philip S Galpin,
Wm. L. Brewer,
James Dimon,
Charles Whittlesey,
Joseph I). Warren,
Stephen II. Provost.
Tlieodorn Davenport.
ALEXAMDER N. HOLLY, President.
JOHN W. LEEDS, Assistant President.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice-President
JOSEPH B. NONES, Actuary.
KOSWEI.L HOYT, Secretary.
WM. WELLS, General Agent.
Any information bo cheerfully given on appli
cation to ino igerns.
Dr. James H. Dickson has been appointed Exam
ining Physician for tho Company.
SANDFORD 6 SMITH, Aeciin.
Sept, 21. 1317. go-if.
NOTICE.
AGEXCYOFTIIENCMliTUALIXSURiNXE C0MF.1NY
Wilmington, July 29, 18-IG.
CJ AND FORD & SMITH, Agents of the No. Car
k3Mutnl Insurance Company, have the gratification
to state to the numerous persons insured in this Of
fice, that the Company will promptly pay the loss sus
tained by the recent fire in Fayette ille, without the
delay of DO days, as required by the Bve-Lnws; and
without calling for any instalment on the premium
notes.
Tho Agents will receive applications, nnd fake risks
asusnnl.
July 30, 13i7. 58
M V R E S & A R i LJ M
MAM'FACTl HERS AND DKAI.ERS IN
HATS. CAPS, HO.NNETS, UMBREL
LAS, WALKING-CANKS, ic,
I") F.SPECTFLT.LY call the attention of thecilucns
V of iliniiiL'lon and vicinity, to their xirpt and
Splendid Assortment now receiving tit the old stand of
('. Mvriis, North side of Maiket street, which we of
er at wholesale and retail, rhenper than errr.
gj:.t:s hfavf.h, m tua. .volhski.x
a.m silk hats,
of BeebiT ACostar'sand Leary sFall Fashionfor lKi,
a splendid article, just received, and a "few more left
of ihe same sort." Please call and examine them.
Also, a very larirc assortment of
MEN'S, BOYS', AND INFANTS' CAPS,
of the latest nnd most approved patterns. Ocnt.'s
French soft Dress, .Silk, Velvet, and Cloth Caps;
Gint.'s Fiench Guard do I tl in- and Black Sprinii
i Band. Palo AIM, 'RinL'!,Mld, Oregon, Oil Silk, Vtlvc"
. teen, Glazed Law n,te., itc.
' VOf 77.S" AM) HOYS' CAPS
of every style nnd iiialify. ftom 12.J cents to 8'2.."0, I he
i largest nssm iment ever olli red in tills maiket. and ut
astonishing low prices. A beautiful aitiele of Infants'
( 7oi and Sill: Wh it Capr. to which we pat lii ulat ly
j call the attention of those wanting Caps for children,
in fact, every article in our line we have a rich nnd
loll assortment, to which wafesprnfiilly ml I the ntten
i tiun f the Public, and warranto genteel fit and at
Prices lo suit the limes.
I MYERS ,t BARN I'M,
I Wilniiri-ton. Oct. 5, 1846. e5
T,1IE Subscriber would express Iuj gratitude to his
, Friends and 'iistomers. lor their liberal patronnge
heretofore extended towards linn in Wilmington. The
I same business w ill hcreafti r be conducted under the
j name and firm of M 'ERS A BARM M. nt the old
I stand. C. MYERS.
NOTIC E .
VI.L persons may expect to be warranted or sued,
who owe tho subsciiber. if payment be not made
bv the 1st of November.
WM. D SMITH.
Oct. 23. Chronicle copy. J ill-tl
Marble Monuments
AND
GRAVE STONE
AGENCY.
rrMIE subscribers arc appointed Agents for one o
1 the best und must extensive MARBLE YARDS
in Connecticut, and will receive orders for Marlde
Monuments or Grave Stones, either lettered or not.
which will Is' furnished at tho shortest notice and
most reasonable nrices.
We haverecel 'oda variety of pnt terns, various styles
'i:h the prices, w hkh may be examined at unv lime
J. C. A K B. WOOD,
Jluiliters und Contractors.
June 17. 40.
FLOUR COFFEE AND SUGAR.
1 C BBLS. extra Canal Flour, from New Whenl;
1 ) 15 lines Klo Collee; Superior St. Croix Sugar
In bbls. nnd half bbls. For sale by
A. MARTIN.
Oct. 21. Ji
W 11 I 8 K E Y .
BARRELS Rectified Whiskey, jii-i rcn-ivnl,
25
tt and lor Siile
Ly
WM.
NI.I'F.
Nov. l
101
i
R U T T E R
1 f Kl'.tlS Extra Goshen Bntti r;
I u 5 Fiikins I'.xlrn Mountain Butler, just receiv
, and for sale by WM NI.I'F.
cd.Nov. !t. 101
YELLOW ONIONS.
K BARRELS,
Nov. 9.
juf n ci ivi d, and for sale bv
WM NF.FF.
101
TO RENT.
A
vi'ry pleasant room our my Drugstore P,
session (-ivi ti 1st Octofler.
Aplv to A. C EVANS
S.pt '.'-. HI7
B O OK BINDERS TO OLS.
FOR salo, a number of Book-Blnder' Tools, con- '
slating of Rolls, Stamps, Polishing Iron, Ham
mer, Knives, Folding Sticks. Saw, Shearf,&c. In
prime ordr. Apply at this Office.
marcn -it. 4
APPLES AND QUINCES.
() BBLS flr,t quality Apples, and a few Quinces
w now lanainzu
roin Schr. Alarlc. For sale bv
K. WOOU.
95
Oct. 26.
JUST RECEIVED,
Per schr. John Castner from Philadelphia.
"I r CASKS containing 125 bushels Lime,
X J 30 tons broken and screened coal,
ID 1 tine quality Philadelphia Brick.
For sale by E. J. LLTTERLOH A Co.
Nov. 2, 1847. 98-tf.
APPLES! APPLES!!
9(1 iiULH. IVew York, fine; and 10 bbls. Fayette.
w vine lur lumny use. i or sale Ic,
For sale low bv
J. WILKINSON.
Oct. 28.
98
PURE PEACH BRANDY.
BARRELS for sale by
J. C.
LATTA.
92
Oct. 19.
APPLES ! APPLES ! !
BBLS. fine Eating Apples. For sale by
j. & W. L. McGAl
GARY.
October 30, 1847.
97.
COPARTNERSHIP.
MR. ALBERT ADAMS being a Copartner in our
House, tho business hereafter will be conducted
under the stylcof BARRY, BRYANT & Co.
BARRY & BRYANT.
Wilmington, Nov. 1, 1847. 9H
JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schr. M. II. Mhotnj, from Charleston.
"J sr BARRELS of Brown Sugar, and for sale by
E.DICKINSON, Agent.
Nov 11. b
RAN AN AS AND ORANGES.
LARGE and fine lot, per brig Confidence, for
sale low, at J. W ILKINSON'S.
A
Nov. II. 102
R I C E
Ef CASKS New Fresh Bent Rice, in whole ond
hull i
' Casks fur sale by
E. DICKINSON,
Agent,
102
Nov. 11.
LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
1200
BBLS.
men I ;
landing; Also, Hydraulic Cc
Culcincd Plaster ; Plastering
&c. J. C. if- K. B. WOOD.
101-lf
H.iir.nnd Fire Brick
Nov. 9,1847.
SALT.
1 nnnr'rsIII:i's tfrk S ISLAND SALT
1 VV UFor sale by
W. A T.
LOVE.
101
Nov. IG.
11 A Y ! HAY
I t
50
Nov
llFNDLES just roc
received, nnd for sale by
J. LLTTERLOH & Co,
E
9.
101
j r s r r e : e t v u d,
A
TIN
GOOD nsporltnent of GROCERIES. Also,
H ATS and SHOES, and a lull assortment of
WARE, and for sale by L. MALLET'!'. -
Nov. 'J.
Per
500
I01-3m
JUST RECEIVED,
Schr. Elnuise.froin AVir
York.
SACKS GROIWD SALT ;
For sjiIc by
i:. j. lutt'erloh a Co.
Nov. 1, HI7
99-tf.
PS
FINE
' T i ' I 1 '
I J, -1 . Ij
CRANBERRIES :
Bill..
1 do
Hickorv N uls ;
Almonds and other Nuts, Fresh, nt
J. WILKINSON-s.
30th, 1S47. 97.
Oct
V1LLAHLE RICE AM) TICI'EMIAK U.M)S
l-'OR SALE.
rI'MIF. subscribers offer for sale between two nnd
X three huiidrei1 acres of vnlnnble Rice Lands on
Luck wood's Folly river, In lltuuswick county. Itn
iiieiliiilely in the neiiiliborliisid ol the Lands is a good
stream of water emptying Into the Lock wood's liver
--lurnishinu water power sufficient for watering the
lit Ids nnd for pounding and threshing the Rice, as
well as for a Saw Mill. A part of this land has been
cultivated In Rice and Colloii, und produced equul to
any land.
Adjoining tn these Lands nre between fifteen hun
dred snd two thousand ncres of first rale Turpentine
Lands, very convenient to ihe river, all within three
miles ol the sea shori , and a In nlthy location. Tlint
whole neighborhood abounds in irood Turpentine
Lands. WM. L. HALL,
D. B. BAKER.
Wilmington, July 20, IS 17. 59-if.
r-pHE Subscriber has received a consider
JC A able part of his Slock, which islnrgerJ
mid belter selected than any which has ever been ot
fered by himself, or perhaps by any establishment in
this State, comprising, In part, a full stock of Druijs,
Medicines. Chemical prenura lions, Paints, Oils, Dve
Stull's; Perfumery and Fancy Articles; Surgical In
struments, (a large slock)! Brushes, Trusses, Patent
Medicines, Tobacco, Havana Segars. and Snuffs, Ac.
Beinc desirous of doing more of a wholesale business
than heretofore, lie has laid In his stock principally in
original packages, and for cash, which will enable him
to compete successfully with miy murktt. He desires
ihos In wnnt of any of the above articles lo give htm
n call. A. C. EVANS.
Nov. 0. (Chronicle and Journal copy. 101
NORTH
BARRELS, i
Oct. 19.
CAROLINA
LARD.
i prime article,
for sib' t)
J. C. LA TTA
BLACKJACK WOOD
T W ANT Twenty Cords of (rood Bluck-Jnck Wood.
1 O. O. PARSLEY.
October 30. 117
97-lf.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
THE MAILS.
Nobtiifsh. is dus dally at 3 P. M., closes erei V
nilihl ot 10 P. M.
Siu'Tinax, due'' A. M , closes si II A. M.
Favcttevillr, by Rail Road, due on Mondi y
Wednesday, nnd Filday nt 3 P. M., closes Tucsdi y
Thursday and Sunday. nt 10 P. M.
Fa vsttivii.i.s, by Robeson's, Wrstbro'ik's, Ells
brthtown snd Prospect Hall, due on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sat u relay, nt if A. M.) closes nnd depnllr aruc
day, at 10 A. M.
Smitiivili s. dus H A. M ; closes nl 12J P. M.
Taviob's Bninos, Eon? Creek. Moore's Creek
Black River Chapel, an. I llarnll a Store, due no
Thursday, nt 6 P M.; closes ut 10 P. M.,nd depnils
Friday, nt ti A. M.
Osmi.oW 1 'or rt Hnesr.ilue every llondny It f A.
M .li'p.inmii Kii.lay at ; M.