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vuT COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SATURDAY. JUNE 23. 1849.
jmroTra Philadelphia
DSTCRBANCKS IN MoTAMKNSlNO.Sub
Beqiunt to the alarm of fire on Saturday
nisrbi an aflfray occurred in Sbippen street,
between Ntnitt and Tenth streets, the par
- ties to which were the rowdy fire runners
ottuched to the Franklin and Moyamesing
. Hose Companies who have recently been
ihe cause of nil the difficulties in the dis
trict in which they are located. The con
tending parties were not more than eigh
teen or twenty on either side, and were
stationed at a safe distance from each oth
er, so that the missiles fell harmless, ex
cept in the damage caused to the surroun
ding property. The party at Nin.th st.
furnished themselves with missiles by tear
ing up the bricks from the pavement.
Pistols shots were occasionally discharged
Tut only one person was injured and he
but slight. j'.
About three o'clock on Sunday morning
the firemen were again called out by the
alarm of fire. As ta Franklin Hose Car
nage, with a few members, was passing
.Twelfth and South streets, they were at
. lacked by a gang apparently lying in wait
for tfiem, who, with stones and pistols, for-
. cad the Franklin members to fly from their
carnage which was immediately taken
possession of by thcjissailing party. They
"ran away with it, Expediting their movc-
tnents by allowing the hose to run off of
the cylinder. The hose was taken posses
sion of jby the the Moyamensing watch
men arid placed in the Hall yard In the
mean time, the party in possession of the
carriage, proceeded with it at a rapid rate
to the Washington st. wharf, and first brea
king two bells, the cylinder and other por
tions of the carriage, they ran it ofFinto thr
dock at the lower-side. Yesterday mor
ning it was hauled out by some of the
Southwark firemen who returned it to the
member, of the Franklin. The latter took
ihe carriage to the Moyainensing Hall for
the purpose of taking back their hose, hut
finding the latter so much cut as to be al
most worthless, ihey left both it and the
Carriage in the Hall yard, where the' re
mained all yesterday. The carriage bro
kenly the rioters was ii(t the new one
procured previous to the parade, but an old
fchrriage they had previously. Two cous
;ins, narnd HafTv, were jiurt while endeav
oring to protect the carnage- -o.ie of them
had his arm broken.
Dbeadfvl Riot a Man Killed and
Several-W6)ht. Th citizens of Moy
amnsing, during yesterday morning, were
"busy debating among themselves what
laea&urcs bliould Lt udupiud to pi event, fur
ther outrages, which were confidently ex
'pectftd, as retaliation for the events of the
aighl In these fears they were not disap
pointed About , half-past .U o'clock, a
small shed, between South and Shippen,
Eleventh And Twelfih, wu eel on lire, ev
idently to bring out the firemen, and have
a renewal of the riot. The Moyamcasing
Hose Company proceeded out South street, ;
but had hardly reached Ninth, before their !
leader observed a movement of the crowd
west of, them, presumed to belong to the
Frank hu Hose, which he suspected was
for the purpose of cutting off their retreat
to their house, and morJeito defeat this ob
ject, the Moyamensing ranalong Ninth to ;
Fitzwater. On arriving at this point, they I
were attacked by their opponents, the first
weapons being bricks. Five-arms, howcv-1
er, were soon brought into requisition, on
both sides. A detachment of the Moya-1
me rising meinbors retired with their carri- '
$ge, wfylc ihe. others covered the retreat to
the house. The carriage being safely
housed, the member who had charge of it
returned to ;he scene of the conflict, some
few of thejn liaving armed themselves with
guns and horse-pistols.
The Franklin Hose pity were led by a
fBaD m a brown coat und wearing a slouch
ed cap, who displaye&fcravery that would
have distinguished him if a motive more
honorable had prompted ins conduct Tins
arty were not aa well provided with fire
arms as their opponents, and in consequence,
the ost of those shot were fighting on that
Side. The parties at one limo got so near
each other, that fisticuffs were resorted to.
Alexander Cilhcs, who resided with his
father, in Stewaid street, below Fitzwater,
was struck by a ball, which passed through
his left arm and entered the breast near the
rtgion of the heart, causing death in a very
bort time He had fired several times be
fore he was hit. The doccased was aged
about 21, and though not belonging to the
Franklin Hose Co , yet he ran with them
and took part in their quarrels The Cor
oner subsequent! held an inquest upon the
body. The evidence elicited before the
Coroner was to the effect, that a Mr Illack
and a drayman who lives back of the Moy
amensing Hose House, both fired about the
instant that Gillies fell. 'The following
terdiefwas returned :
"That the deceased, Alexander (Jilles,
came to his death while leading on the
mob in a riot between the Moyaoieosing
and Franklin House Companies, by fire
arms, according to the evidence, fired by
a man named Black, and a drayman, name
unknown."
"The following it a list of the names of
thine wounded in the affray as far as could
if-fathered , -
. X William Lwson,ihot in the right breast,
. lr lh bouWr a dangerous woun
H( 4 taJtrt to Xbe Hospital.
Jaflinclift rtceirtd teno-js cut
- . - - . . IT 1 - . t-
dressed at Mr. Rizer's apothecary store.
A lad named Jackson was stabed in the
leg.
James Rogers was wounded ip the left
arm by a pistol ball.
Mr John Rollin, a painter living in Thir
teenth street, above Fitzwater, was struck
by a ball which passed through the fleshy
part ol his r:n. He was on his way home
from church and had nothing to do with
the companies.
Patrick Duffy, one of the Moyamensing
police, was struck on the cheek with a
club during the not, inflicting a severe
wound.
Tno houses of the belligerent companies
were closed up during the afternoon by
the Sheriff, who personally visited them.
The police of the City, Moyamcnsing and
Soulhwark were called iiuo service and
every preparation made that caution could
direct to prevent a recurrence of ihose
scenes during the remainder of the day
and evening.
But two arrests took place, as for as we
could learn. One was Mcvey, who was
captured by Alderman McLain. He is
said to be a city lamplighter, residing on
the lower side of South street; beIoy Eighth.
Ihe other person arrested was a man na
med Green, who was taken to the Moya
mcnsing Hall.
John Rowland, a young man residing in
Thirteenth street, above . Fitzwater, was
shot through the arm.
Walter Phillips, residing in Lombard
street, near Schuylkill Fifth, received a ball
in his thigh.
Postscript. 11 1 2 o'clock. All quiet.
The Sheriff has a strong posse on guard,
and holds possession of the' Moyamensing-
and r raiiknn Hose Houses. 1
Ci'Riors Placard. .The following squib !
was found posted at the corners of many !
of the streets of Moyamensing early yes-
lerday morning. It was printed and m the !
Usual shape of a placard : I
"Piin.ic .Notice. The Millcrites of:
Moyamensing, from ten years old and up-;
Wards, will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon j
the- Eastern I division at Eirhtli and
i
Fitzwater streets, and the Western Divi-
sion at the Eleventh street Market Those j
having guns and pistols will bring them '.
alonr; thone not having these usual wea-1
O I O t
K)ns are requested to supply themselves
with as many bricks and stone3 as they
''an crry. The police and watchmen will j
be present to see fair play.
Hub. rail Franklin."
"Go it, Moya.('
Firemen's Fight.. During the return of
the Handin-IIand Engine and the South
Penn His, from the alarm of fire about
3 o'clock on Sunday morning, a difficulty j
occurred between these two companies at!
Eighth and Poplar streets. The engine I
was taken possession of by their opponents
and the apparatus somewhat defaced. I
The other party, however, soon ra'Ihd, and .
succeeded in recapturing their engine and
driving oft those who took possession of u
AN ELOQUENT APPEAL.
'I'iie following ia the nddress of the Ho
unto Republicans to the invading French
It ia gloriously eloquent :
'Frcnchine'i ' Hie html you tread on, still
preserves the traces of your glorious niiccs
tOM ; but these biuiiht tis liberty, and you
bring U3 slavery. In destroying the lio
m.tn Iiepublic,you will destroy your own,
and you will be fratricides at the Bamo time
that you injure yttuiselves Oh, shame !
you stood by, ar.tl regarded with ft laugh
of mockery the misfortunes of Ix)inbardy.
You had not a single word of consolation
for the fall of Piedmont. Your venal wri
ters utter blasphemy and calumnies on the
neroic etiorts ol Hungary. Un this very
day with an imprudent mockery, you come
to destroy Hainan liberty. Frenchmen !
your implacable government subjects you
lo the greatest of all infamies, it binds you
to the train of despotism and injustice, and
obliges you to follow in the wake of the
t'roai and Cossack. Are you indeed sol
diers I. if yuj are, choose a foe worthy of
your courage. Do not come to defy the ri
sing of a petty state. If you wish to com
bat with republican arms, cease to be re
publicans yourselves, or confess, ihnt you
are the satellites of tyranny and hypocn
ay. French citizens I tear aside the veil
of policy, and answer, whom do you wish
to restore to power f Are they the priests?
this hereditary race who have caused so
much blood lo flow and occasioned so many
wues to France hersolf. Study your own
history and you will tee what a fatal pres
cnt you are about to make to us. Know
it, once for nil , from our earliest infancy
even to our ylu ac we have cherished nn
implacable hatred of sacerdotal dominion
You wish to rennpose it by force You
are abqut to place us on a level with the
Chinese You will force us to curse the
soil which has given you birth. We are
unfortunate, because we arc the sport of
violence of powerful men ; unfortunate
because we are despised and trampled un
der foot by the very nation which was al
ways the illusion lo our mind, and the
source of our hope. Frenchmen ! befors
undertaking a detestable work, ask of the
blue heaven that is above you, and it will
answer that it lint been polluted by sacer
dotal iniquity, and by tbeir horror in all
ages. Ask our youth, and our women,
and you will learn from ihem an U.itnter
ruptsd Ul of seductious, of debauchery,
ind of Tnlity. Ask of our faraen, lor
whom thy have labored ? ihy will an-
on the head by a brickbat. i tua oroiner
received a ball in his leg. '., ' '
Lytle Hurts, residing in Spafford street,
near Shippen, was struck with a buckshot
over the eye. Ho also had a wound in
the lee from a shot. The first wound .was
wer, for the priests I Ask to whom be
longs the, fifth part of the ' state ? to the
priests I Ask to whom belongs the most
luxurious abodes, for whom are the most
exquisite delicacies and who are obeyed by
thousands of menials? Their answer still
will be the priests! the priests IFrench
men I your mission is the work of hell. It
v ill bring down upon your heads an uni
versal melediction for which your patt glo
ry will not prove a recompense. On this
very day you lose all the pride and glory
of warriors. The children of the conquer
ors of Areola and Marengo, have, alas, be
come the janissaries of the sacristy, and the
champions of the accursed mitre.'
SALT.
1 rrSACKS Liverpool Salt, In bleached sucks
1 UU 2UUU busliols Turks Island
do.
for salt) by
June 5.
HOWARD
4. PEDF.N.
3B.
SUGAR.
g HHDS. St Croix
For sale by
HOWARD
if- PEDKN.
35.
June !
PALE ALE.
BOXES
June 5.
Pale Ale. For anient
HOWARD 4 PEDEN'S.
35.
BILLS OF LADING, Ac .
I710LI0 POST BILLS OF LADING!, bounh
in Books, and sheet, also Letter Sheets with
it variety of mercantile blanks, tor sale at The Com
mercial OJJkt.
COW PEAS.
KA BUSHELS Cow Poas for gate bv
OU HOWARD & PEDEN.
June 2.
34.
DECLARATIONS.
COPIES of Declarations, which will be printed
loonier, prepared by a distinguished Jurist ol
North Carolina, are received at the Commercial Ot
fice, embracing tho following particulars :
Trespass; Motne Profits j Declaration in Eject
ment, with four demises j Replication in debt on
Bund ; In Assutnsit Replication ; Pleas by Execu
tor in Assutnsit ; In debt Plea Nonost Pactum and
nil Djbil j Pleas in Detenue; Plcaain debt on Hond
Declaration In debt on Uond by Kxeeutor ; Pleas In
Trespass ; Pleas in Case 01 Trover ; Pleas in As
sumpsit ; Pleas in debt on Constable Bond , De
claraMon in (Jaso for Deceit ; Declaration in Lelin-
ue ; rleus in Replevin tor Slaves ; nepneanon in
Replevin for SJuves; Detluralkm in Replevin fur
Slaves, wlv ic the Slaves have been Replevied and
re-deiiveicd to I'liiinlills ; Declaration in Replevin,
whcr the Slaves remain in Defendant's possession j
Pleas In action for A8atill and B ittery ; Declarations-Assajlt
and Battery; Declarations in Tro
ver; Declarations of Assumpsit ; Declaration in As
sumpsit vs. Executor; Declaration in debt against
niakerand indorser of a single bond; Ejectment
Declaration on 3inglo Demise; Declnrntion In Tres
pass; Declaration id debt on Constable's Bond t Def
clarationin Assumpsit by Extcutor ; Declaration o
Asruuip.'il, A ; Declarations of Asd;npit, C ; 0e
clarulions in debt. D.
Wilmington. May 29, 18 19. 23-1 f.
PINE OIL.
THIS article having been fully tested and proven
to be Superior to anything heretofore In use,
U now offered with full confidence of giving salia
fartlon. A cmiaiaiit Supply can be found at the Store of
S. P. POLLED, and will also be delivered to eu
tomcrs wherever desired by Mr. William Blancy.
A. H. VANBOKKELF.N.
March 3, 1919. H9-tf.
CAMPHINE ! CAMPHINE ! !
40 CENTS PER GALLON.
Forsuleat the Store of J. G. BAUMA.V
Fob.27.
I 17
I ..1
FRESH
ARRIVALS AT THE HAT
STORE.
CEIVED THIS DAY, 2 dm. more
those much admired Gents Leghorn
Hats.
2 Oo.
2 Do. Bmvs Pedal Hats (cheap,)
I " Medium Brim drnb Beaver Hals,
11 ' Black Tanipico, do.
5 " Men and Boy California, do.
Also a fine assortment of Bilk and Gingham L in
bulla i all for sale a4 low prices for Cash.
C. MY KUS, Hatter.
May 1. 20.
COTTON YARN.
BaleB of assorted Fsyeueville Cotton Yarn,
on coneignment, for sale by
51
CASUWfcLL BLUSSUM.
May 26. 31.
BLANK NEGOTIABLE NOTES.
BLANK Negotianle Notes on the several Ranks
In this place just printed In a neat form, for sale
a; The Commercial Office.
March 27. 5
H ATER COOLERS.
1DOZ. approve kind, for tale by
Do ROSS ET BROWN.
Aptel 14 13-ll
COGNAC BRANDY!
IN half ripen for sale on consignment by
JEFFREYS 4. LEIOHTON.
March 3. 149
IOR HAIiE. B0 Boxesiuperior Smoked Her
rings. & Boxes Mould Candler.
HARR1SS & DRAKE.
Feb. 22. 146.
PLANTING POTATOES.
1 (lO BBLS- Planting Potatoes. Received this
1 vAy day, pet Cues. M ills, for ule bv
S'Silia. IV 1 THl
MARTIN
CRONLY.
140
Frb. 9.
RICE.
2(X3 Tiercc fresh kcal-
For sale by
GF.O. W. DAVIS.
140.
Ftb 10.
OATS.
ffrjl BUSHELS Oats, iuit received per Ever
" " crecn and for sale bv
HARRISS & DRAKE
March 15.
IM
ELDORADO OR GOLD LEAF.
ANOTHER lot
sale at
Msy29.
ii pe
For
J. W1LK1
1NSON A CO S.
32.
WRET Vim.
1 A OOZSrf Bot;l Clartt Win, a saps rior artl
I J eto, for salt by CARROLL FENH ELL
Jans 9 1949. 37
DANI BROWNE V 1
--jPROFCSSORof Maslo nnd, Dealer
fZZZr1r In Pima Fortes, Guitar and other
1 fTl I Musical Instruments. Old Piano ta
ten In exensnge. Waroroom at Moxirt Hall. Pro
fessor Browne may b seen at Mozart Hall, or at tha
Washington Hotel, opposlio Cape Feat Bank.
Nor. 6. 1848. "k" 30-tf
FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE Nautilus, Mutual Lite Insurance Company
ot New York, will take risks on the lives of per
sons koIms tu California. Apply to .
B " V. J. LORD & CO.
March 10. - .
PANTS! PANTS!!
OUR assortment Is larger than we ever before of
lerod, consisting ol Doe Skin and Summer
Cass., Prin. e Albert Linen, 4c. In fact every Myle
now in use, of tho latest fashions. Call nnd sen at
SCOTT, KEEN &. Co b.
May 13. 23
MARBLE YARD,
AT WILMINGTON, N t
rfHEsubscflttor takes this metiied of informing
jl thocitixensof New Hanover and the sin roun
ding cauntles, that he has established tho above bu
siness, in all its variety, in the building kno-vn as
the Carriag Rtporitury, next door to Mrs. Cowan s,
on Market street, where he will be constantly recei
ving from one of the moat exteniive mmutactorieH
in New York, as well as fro.n an establishment in
Baltimore, a constant aupyly of articles in his line -consisting
iff part of '
MONUMENTS ;
Plain and tiox Tomba ; Head and Foot
Stone ; Fire Places; Mantel PUcrs ;
Bureau and Centre Tahh Tups;
Pastry Slabs; Imposing Slant's;
Form Tables; PainL.Sloncs
and MtUlari; Window
ami Door Sills
and Lin- (
tela.
In short. ever nrtiole required, cither of Italian or
American Marbles, ha isprepared to furnish, at pri
ces that cannot fail to please -and in a style of work
manship that cannot be surpassed at the North or
elsewhere. He will attend to the delivery and put
tins up of oil jobs :hit requiro hia attention -thereby
saving the purchaser the trouble of 'employing expe
rien ed men to put up a job nfterit has been bought
at tiio North ! ncd he has no hesitation in laying ihnt
there will be a netl saving ol 20 lo 2S per cent. In buy;
Ing of him, together with the assurance of havingtlie
wni-ic iinnrl not rnnnioff ihe risk of breaking by
8hippingt'roni a distance. The public are respect
fully invited w rail an.I examine nis sioca ami juuge
for thomselves. Orders by mail or otherwise fiom
hi ominirv will tin Mtt nite 1 to. and charL'es lilt
same as il ordered in person, and instructions im-
plicilly obeyed. S. R. FORI).
Agents for D.iplin Codnty, at Kenatisville, I. B.
& J. J. Kelly.
For Sampson County, at CJinton, J. d W.
son, with whom all ordors cn be left.
Agents at Goldsboro', Gregory & Oriswold .
March 17, 1849.
John-
l if
LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
Qf-r- BBLS. Linoolnville White Lump; Alio,
JwU calcined Plaster, Plastering Huir, nnd
Fire Brink, Hydraulic Cement j 1080 bbls. Lime
tf-c; oi sale by
J. C. ft, R. B. WOOD.
April 14. 1345. ' I3-tf.
BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS
TUB following VESSELS williull
regularly betweoa ibis port awi Bos
ton, vii r .
Bris VVM. NICHOLS, Capl. Jus. LrUhton.
Schr. MINNESOTA, Capt. Gilbert LcigUton.
The above vessels are of tha first rlass, und are
commanded by experienced navigators.
HARRIS'S & DRAKi:.
Jan. 11.
BANK CHECKS,
CtTECKS on the sever.il Binks In this place,
bound in Books, and in sheets, for j-ulcal the
Commercial Office.
j EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
Qrn E,,!prY Spirits Bbls. large size nov, lun
; iCOJiW' from Packet, ''A J, DcIIosmcI." For
: sale by
BARRY, BRYANT & Co.
I May i, 1319. 21 -U.
FOR SALE,
rHHl)S Superior rpitailin Sugar, daily exp' C
TCVtedby Schr. John Slot y, from the west In
dies, by
GEO. W. DAVIS
May 17, H19. 27.
RICE.
KA TIERCES Rice for sale by
UU HOWARD Jl PEDEN.
June 2.
31.
GUNNY BAGS
1 AAA2 BUSHKLi Ounny Bigsjuat reeeivod
1 UUUand for aale by
BARRV, BRYANT A Co.
March 6, 1849. 150
FAYETTEV1LLE FLOUR.
TUST received psrsreamor Rowan. 55 bbls. Flour
assorted Qualities, for sale br
LATTA.
21
AprU 12.
SM0RE TONGUES, ic.
2DOZ Smoka Tongues ;
No. 2 A 3 Mackerel, Cheese in Csskcs 1
Lard in kegsj nil sf which will be sold low for Cash.
CARROLL FENNLL.
Msy 15, 1840. 2C.
NOTICE.
THE Subscribei weuld lake this tff
11 method oi calhne
method oi calling the attention of t 4
Jtha cillmni of W ilminilon and vi
cinity, to the largest snd best assortment 01 sumnic
Hats ever oirred in this place. My assorlmsnt em
biaccs every variety of Mens', Boys' and ohildrens
Hals, and will be sold vorv low for CASH. Persons
wishing to purchase anything In ihr above line will
find it to their advantage to call nt tho Hat Store.
C. MYKKS. Hatter.
April 5. 9.
SUGAR.
5IIHD9. Superior Muscovado Suatr, just recei
ved and for sale by
3ARRY. BRYANT 4 Co.
May 1,1349. 20.
" FLSIL
1 f BBLS. Macksrel, assorted ;
IVJJ bbU. MuUctls. For sale by
HOWARD A PEDF.N.
JaasS.
MOUSSES.
50
C6L9. Nw Crop Iholswss for sale by
HOWARD PEDBN.
Juns 5.
35.
UOUSli S FAMILY AND
PLANTATION MEDICINES.
em.
IIOISE'S INDIAN TOXIC,
A pleasant and nccer failing aire far CHILLS vr
A (.' '' '.' S'Eli, in tkree hours, mid a remedy in
IiUtons and (militant f'crer.
The cures feutid on ihe wrapper of MM", ni.d
TEN years gi.inding.are Ihe must remarkable on ic
coril. proving it clearly to have been superior toeveij
other known remedy in curing Inteririitiants. Per
soi.s ol Bilious or Dchililntnd lialiite, will soon find
somcthin'Mo mvieiMie and slri'n!ihen thoiii, will
find it the very tiling, l iken In Ian" table : spoonful
(oa?s three or four limes 11 day. Do try it. Piice
81 per bottle.
HOI'S E'H CINTMKXT, aswtktnsr and yerfect
cuttfbr PILES, and for Burns, iruises, lixter
iial Sortncsn, Mashes, Sprains, fesh Cute or
Wounds., whether on man or beast, and as nn ex
ternal application in Rheuiiintism, Us effects art
decided, and absolutely astonishing .
A person aft 'r tiainir It r.iuiarlted, ''it is worth five
dollars a thimble full." No family should ever be
without it a tingle moment. Price $1 per pot.
HOUSE'S VKGRTABLK PILLS ate worthy
of a place in every family, and as a general Family
Mctikiiu, the best in the World. They are hafrpily
combined sons lo act directly upon the iclwlr. animal
economy, and assists nature in expelling all morbid
or afrid hwnors, vhieh engender disease. They are
the. only rsliable cure ever discirrered for HUE LI
MA TtSM. Try them, ye ajjlicttd ones ; d y up
your tears andcease your groans, for there is yet
good in store for you. So great is their popularity
thai orders for llicin to be yent to distant parts of the
oewUry Oirpugh the mail, are frequently received.
Noporsonor planter, who has ever tried them,
would willingly dispense with thein. Wc appeal to
the hundreds who have used ilium, for liie trulh of
what vye say. Price 25 cents per box.
HOUSE'S CERATE
adrriilid run fir Titters
Scald-head and Rimricorm
.1 cure ot lo iitirs
slandiittr. bu a sinirtc bar, and nmnv others that
sea ted tncurulilr, hnri yielded roilily tt it ewalire
rirlu:s. Ihn'tt'dit our word fir it, but try it. Price
50 cents per pot. v
JJfThe above tried, popular and highly approval
of Medicines nuy bo pureliH'etl of nil the Diugeiits
In Nashville, and from the Proprietor at Whon'B.ile
and Retail. and upon inquiry may be. found in almost
every town in the .Soufi and Wist.
All orders addrrSseJ to GKO. VV . IIOL'SK, Nun h
vill", Tcnn., will hi? attended to. and lilictnl discounts
made upon tV r. tail pri.v. Prepared by GKO. VV.
HOL'HK, Nashville, lnn.
For .-i.il. jy Wm. II. Llppiti, Wil uington ; J. II.
lerry, rv
Ai iiistronir. Rocky Pofot ; Lnhau CaTal, near Ho.
IVnuhlnxton: John i'. Woolen hliz ibethto rvn ;
Boney Carr, Duplin Co ; P. G. H. Brad:haw, Is
land i'renk ; 1. B. ij-J..I, Kn ly, Kenansville; James
SuIIIvbiii. Wolfs Creek, Duplin ; .Adum C. Davi,
Rockford, Lenoir Co ; Reuben Wallace, Snow Hill,
Greene; .Siuniiel Kcwell, New Hanovei.
April I, IH 19. 6-6in-c
it o c k si' uT n a
Fl'RM I i RE WAREHOUSE,
THK subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to ihe citizens of Wilmington
and tile surrounding counties, thai he Is
now receiving bit Kali Slock of Cabi
net Kurnilure. Ilnviii selected it him
self in the cities of New York and Hip-.
ion, hu can conliderrtlv recommend it lo
the attention of customer for variety nrt i legnnce ol
style, beauly ol work manahip, and cheapnei-s. It i l
loctherthu most compleie .nock thin he hus sterol
f red in'iliisniaiket.and hi'ihinks that those wishing
I ) purchase "lay find it to r!n ii intiresJ to call The
follow in;! ate e 'ii. e 'A r lie a::;i
Stoek. viz :
SoFAs, i
OTTOMANS, I
HUASS.
DUNE At S, I
Ii s comprised in the
' AND TA III. I.:-,
lIM(i r.p.
CESTNF. do.
E.TESlO
UIESSISd Dl'NEAl
SIDE nUAHDS,
WAIIDHOBES,
CNIIt B ROUTE I OS,
co''.r- Tin in. i: ,i
OF I'D F. CHAINS.
MATCHED d:
TOILET do.
II OtK do.
SETTEES,
oFFtcfghfCSKs
MA TTNi:s.SE.
liedinion Sets, coinp'ete'i I'reiieh lied
J"st dip. , Looking (ilupsp p; T.iilrt do
H'nshstaniUi 3I;iiioL'anv d ; II p-t.in ii.
U::,U; II. l
; .Sinks
king I 'hn,i :i
.Mnliognny do 1 Do l-'n ni li do ; Coil Maple
.In
' nn'. Rush seal, and I'.mey ( Ii iir ; V inil-nr nnd
Common do ; ( 'hiiflren's Nigh do. For sale nt nin.l
orate piicei, by J. I). LH'F.
Oct. 12 H'.t. At the Rock Spnnj.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
Market street, about ;l(tJ arils above the
i:pi.ieopal Church.
f JiiF. Subucribers wou'd respect
M. lully l.iform lha inhabitants o
Wilmington, and vicinity, that Ihey
h-ivo ..1 1 employ experienced workmen at the
v irions branches, and are therefore enabled to manu
facture all kinds (jf tiding Voh tics, In the latesl
style an 1 best manr.ar, ami would respectfully solic
it the a tention of all persons wUhlnganythlng done
In oar line, as wo are .lelermined 10 give satisfaction.
Blarksmithlng of all kinds, also, ail kinds of re
pairing do'ie, in the ncoust manner , arid at reduced
prices.
N. ft. Siyn und ornamentil Painting done in
tho best manner and at short noti'-e.
WKLLS A. CORNWALL.
Wilirungton. Jan. 20. 131
IIOTCHKIS'S VKRTICAL WATER WHEEL.
UT Kit A St) is Aopnl lor ihn alwiva V bo. I. in
w this place. He will take pleasure In showing
theCMtlngs loany person who m:iy desire to sec j
them Ther will be found at Iris office a supply ol j
Wherls. 'Jrtnks or Oudgeons, st nil times for sale
singly or in pairs.
Doc. 7. 149. 113 tf-c.
rdiTsAii. 1
A lino Schr. of 42 ton buithern of eny I
draft of watur carries 25 M feet lumber or
375 barrels, 1900 bushels Corn, new buili In
this slate by one of our best Carpenters. Oak frame, i
planked wiih lha best material, snug Cabin, her ma- i
terlals are all new, nnd she Is in every respect a com-
pleio vcsssl of her size. Apply to 1
CASlltVKLL A BLOSSOM.
May 8. 2.1
NOTICE.
THOSE persons indebted to the Cape Fear S. S
Mill, by note or account contracted during the
year 47 or 48. are icqucsted to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned; they having on the 31st
Dec. last rcllnguUhcd the General Agency ofihat
nilll.lt becomes necessary that all her accounts lo
that dais should bt immediately settled.
, J. HATHAWAY 4 SON.
Mtrch3. 1849. 149.
ltlCE.
IS whole and half casks, of prime quality. For sale
by F J. LORD .1 CO.
March 10. 15-3.
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
T) Manufactory . "0 1
THE subscriber rtfpeclfully Informs the public!
that he hat jecently received large additions to
hs Block of Saddle and Harness mounting t, f-c, of
the latest nnr! nmst Improvtd style, nnd is constant
ly insntifnetiirlnfT. nt his store on Market stieit. for
merly occupied by GnyC. Hotolikiss.cvpiy deicrip
tion of articles In the above line. Fioni l is txptri-
Mirp In thrt liiir,Mi.a l,cf,..ila i-ntiliili nt that he will
be nblc to give eniire satisfaction to his iUstomers,
and all oirteiH wno miiy Irvor hini wnli stall, no
has nrw on hand, and will constantly keep, a large;
aasorimenl of '
Coach, C.'ig, aiui El!7'nridles, Whins,
Xulky Iluriiess; Ka'Hwin c.;Gciilleicf u'sj
v lilps, Spurs, e., c,
all of which he will warrant lo be of (he best ninterii
al and workmanship. He lias also J turge tisaoit-
lllellt of
TruiiIH, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bagflj
atcnci, tanry i runKs, vc.
nnd nil other ai tides usually ktpt in such estoblish-
mrnts.nll of wtilch he offers low for CASH, or owl
short osoi r to prompt edsturners. i
Sadilles, Harness, I runks, Medical Hags, lc. &c.
i ,I"'no 10 orncr-
Heiialrlne of al kinds done with nearness ani
despatch. Old Saddles nnd llarnefs taken in part
pov lor new. jumim j. i.uiul.m . 41
N. B. All accounts stai uing on my book ovefi;
tlx months, will be charged wun interest. ll per
sons indebted to the subscriber for last year wiil-
please call and seitle, as by so doing 1 hey may pro-j
vent what would b dimgreeable 10 thuin and uu
pleasant to him. as pel sons Honietimes have to do un-
pleasant things in sell dclcnce. J. J. C.
March 13, 1849. 163-c.
Lorin Larulina institute jor trie ViSirvawni
or tub
TVV iVn Till MR II
THE Sessions of this Institution, commences ol
the Hist day ol July of each year, end continual
ten iViontlis, when tlmeis a vacailun ol two niontln-.i
iriuimr tli.i li...ilo nr, nliriiul 1 1 II i Iir ffl M i B i I lIlMir T CT .
ll'lllM Illlll. I'l il 'lilM ' l
The Institui. in is tdtiiatid on Cutwell Suuare, a
bout one-third of a mile from ihe Slate Houte. 1 hi
ground occupied by the buildings wiih Ihiu adjacent
is the property of (lie Institution, ai d granted by thl'l
l.eeialiituic ol the Stall'. In ex ent it embraces fouJi
acres, a uurt of which will be cultivated, ami lha rell
' niaindi r will conhiitule spacious Luwns where tli
.Male Pupils will amuse themselves, at proper hours
, in a hli lie sroi ls, and tho elualea, in walking, o
sKeli i.ilier kinils ol 1 xeieiHU ua Ilia V be 11 D 1)1 mil i 11 1
, to tlltil six.
'I'lii' main buildini; in the dimcnfior.8 of ils nlan
, i sixty fielby tliiriv uu. ii Las two wings, eacll
i tirirly-eifihl feel by tvi my two, extending at righ
!aneels I'rnni theio.iin ei.ifiee. and moiectiiii fnin
cat h extremity 1 J it by nearly the i hole w idth ojl
I each wine. In elevation it embrace lour stories, inll
' -p.. i: . I I ... t .1 I : I
1 cjuiiuiK iiie oapiiiieiii, nun ine winp uiier, uiio 1
siurmoiinled by a loueror obsei viiinry.coiuiiiundin
an extensive und beautiful profpect. In the base
Hu nt lire Ihe ilimng-rooiii and atoie rooms, and ii
I..... a... I... .nl nr.. ll.. r...rt.,r 1 1 . I ..
UU .1111) riuvic uiu wiioi iiiimii un nit; pnini, oitijii.
room nnd library. In ihe other stories are the famill
ur ai tim nta of ihe Principal and his assistants, an
two rooms set apurl foi the Pupils in case of aicknrs
In the basement of one wing are the kitchen an
wash ropira, and that of tho other is set apart for In
wtruclioti in mechanical trades. On (lie principa
Moor of tho u ing-, arc the sitting-moms of (hit nisle
ml I'l innles nnr) the iinner t-lorv ia oernniell fo
dormitories. The chief merit of tho arrangemen
tonbists In Its preserving llueo Iwo departments' o
tar as relates lo ihu accommodations, ainun nient
and pursuits of ihe Pupils out of school, so indeper
dent In every particulars to constitute ol them tw
separate and distinct communities, while ihe dinise.
room in which both nesemble, wiih (he Trachct
nnd family of the Principal, Isroiivtnii nily sccrss:
li'e. E.icli dep. iidiient has itK ii purine aienr in lh
rear, its scparalc plcasuic ground, end its finatn
eommiinication wiih the t-chnol rei mf : po i at fa
the ordinary purposes of life, there Is no in asf ioi.j
pass Irom ono to the other.
The Act of the (Jencrul Assembly, requ res tli
when Pent-Mules uru umiblij to pay lor their hiairi
tenance and ediicnlion, the Jusliersof (he tevcr.
Coin's 11! PI. as and (Imirtcr Sefscnis. sliould levy i
the an in,' manner n? laxes me now bv law levied fi
the support of the poor. hcv nty f,,. liollnm Im (p
siippui 1 ami MiniiK' iniiei' nf p very n:eli llr il'Mu
as Hliall be si'leeti iJ by lh'! Liteinry lioard, lor ll
purpyi-i if of Filucalli.il.
1 J Fin fuilher parlieiilni s,
w i:i lo t tic ui:deisii:i 1 d.
11 ply bv ! 1, 1 r or otkl
WILLIAM 1). fOOKF. 1'riucii.id.
fl"i'ifT.I!S 1 l' Till: LN'STI'l t'TION.
I, .,,..,. -1L I; , . . ;. v WILLIAM .
tit A M M, I'nrsiM s r n:r pn.inn ; Hi.
JDH.N M MultFHK.M), CHMiLF.M MANL
i;sn, WILLIAM V. HARRISON. Srti-BETXR.
ok hip. I'.oahh. Treasurer - f'HAKLKS L. 1 J 1 iJ
IU.. I'.mi . I :n:AM;i:r.n nr TAtt. I'rinripu
WILLIAM l. CUOKK, M A. Assistants.
iiti.L i'.. haki'.i:. r;i:oKt.T. f.. ki.iciiam
'yVioo CHAHI.I's K JOHN-SON. 51. D.
Mitnm. Mir. LA t; It J HARKF.lt.
Ii il..i"h N. '., Aiio.-i . I JPi. O'.'-lv-tw p.
Tim CITY HOTEL.
Adjoiiii nt; the Court Ii one
S q 11 n P
HALM OH, N. C.
AS been roeently tlioroiiflhlv retailed, si'
really iuiprovul by the addition of a ltirJu
number ol plensanl and commonlous rooms whli
aru not cxi i lied by anv in the City The table a.
waii furnished wiih lha best that can bo procured
and tlic cnarges are as mouernle ns can be n Horded. I
The stables are in DpDod order, well furnnished wli
provender, and attended by careful and cxperiencq
Us'lers. i
Mrs. Lawrence would therefore respectfully Inrl.
tho attention of travellers and others to the advant u
'l IWIIUTU Uf til I V TBI U UIII-IIIIIC II I. ,
IY An Omnibus will be In regular attendaniK
tor tho conveyance of rassengors (gratis) from ai'
to me nail Itoad Uepnl.
Raleigh, Mirch 17. 1849. 7G-Iy w-t.
' GRAIN STORE.
pORN, Cow and black eye Peas-, Seed Ost.U
y Kresh Uround t;orn meal, Rye nnd Hotnoni
Cow and Horse Feed ; WhostRyeA Hsy Csni
Flour. Ubls. and half Bbls 1 White Beans. Con
stantly on h.m 1, for CASH. Apply at the Ora 1
Store Murphy llulldlnM.
ELLIS A MITCHELL,
p"i 1
164,1
March 16.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
FRESH supply of very handsome Bills ol
change, for sale nt ihe Commercial Offict.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
AHHIVALH.
The Mail from the N-rth arrives daily at 12, A. Ik
Do. do do do South do do do 9, A. flat
D'. do d.i Fnyettevillaf la Warsaw, arrivjl
nn Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday, wiih the Nort
ern Mall. I
Tho Mail from Fsyrttevllle via Kliiabethtown t'
rlvra on Tuesday, Thursdsysnd Ssturdny, at 8, A. Is
The Mail from Long Creek arrives every Thui'
dnv, 5, I. M. '
the Mall from Onslow Court Houeo arrives eve
Monday, 8, P. 51. "
DEPARTURES. 3
The Mail for the Noiih Is closed every day at 10, P. ,J
Do. do do do South la do do do do 0, A. m
Do do do Fsyettevllle via Warssw Is closed l
Mondsy, Wednesday and Frldsy, 10, P. M. I
Tho Msll for Fsyettevillo via Kliiabethtown U
closed Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday st 91, A. ,11
The Mall for Long Creek Is clcscd Thursday, T
A M ll
ro 'In Onslow C. H. dn do 10,'P