f 1 1 .
THE COMMERCIAL.
VrIIJllNUTON, N. 0.
I'UESUAY' FEBraJAttY 28,: 1S50.
". ; ' .,. OMU taon wm
ftmilj at every ' pomt and over- worked
himself io . degree lerious! Iry urioui to
lua bedth. ; But hia hurt fU lighter after
, the ten of Ahatioti. t twattred.-- A
i . Then, vii HtUtt at home, however tdl
t DUi&ia tic&eetiai W WHa,ot lee-
V t lin? M w biff domeetio. vii worn down
i 4 ' With the cart atid labor of bet largo family,
The cbildraa were, at a necesaai eonso
': quence, neglected both in minds' and bod.
iw: AJaiJ there wi no sunshine in the
. poof "mart's dwelling. -
'. "Well; Alices aaid Mr. Moalev aa hit
-. wife eatne and itood by the bonrd upon
; I which he tat at work, holding; her babe in:
' ; her anna. l havs paid off another debt
If? thank Heaven !"'.$( .$f
rWhott n. ;., ,W. r, .
V Petnms! He believed me a rogue and
treated me ai tujh; I hope he thinki tlitv
; Kferentljr oow. ,,. ': -
i I with all men were at honett tn their
pat tirwwttoaa aa jaa art..? - - r
j-7;8odo I, Aic. The world would be a
. much better one than it it, I am thinking.'
; '4Ah4 yet, WUiianV; aaid hia wife, 1
aomeiimet think we do wrong to aacrifice
to much to t but of debt. Our children
;& Alice P apokeup the tailor quickly, 'I
would almoet aoll my body into slavery to
get fire from debt. When I think of what
Ulill Owe, 1 foal at if I would auffooate.'
l know how badly jrou feel ''about it
William; but your heart is honest, and
ahould not that reflection bear you up.'
vVhaiian bonnet heart without an hon
eat hand, Aljce F replied the tailor, betiding-
etill to hia work.
. The boneat heart ie the main thing, Wil
liam. God look at that. Man judgea on
1 of the action, but God aees the heart and
iu purpoate.',
dutwhat i the purpose without the
actf .. ' ,
'It it all that it required, when no abili
ty to act is given. William I God does not
demand of any one impossibilities.'
Though man often does,' laid the tailor,
bitterly.
There waa a pause, broken at length, by
the wife, who aaid
'And you are really determined to but
John and Henry out to trades f They are
so young.'
. '1 know they are, Alice, too young to
leave home. But'
The tailor's voice became unsteady.
He broke off in the middle of a sentence.
Necessity requires it to be done," he
laid, recovering ' himself. tt And it is of
no avail to give way to unmanly weakness.
But for the old debt, we might have been
comfortable enough, and able to keep out
children around ua until they were of a
more fitting age to go from tbeir parents'
roof. Ohl what a curse is debt I"
There is more, yet, to pay t "
i'A u Yes. Several hundreds of dollars, b ut
1 ' u I tail as I have for a year past, 1 will
.... break down before 1 get through. '
"Let us think of our family, William.
,'They have the first claim Upon ua Those
to whom money it owed are better off than
wt are. They stand in do need of iu"
But ia it not justly due, Alice," inquir
ed the tailor, in a rebuking voice.
- Wo more justly due than ia food, and rai
ment, and Aem to our children I1 replied
the tailor's wife, with more (ban her usual
decision of ton. , u God ha given ua these
children, and ha will require an account or
the aouls committed to our charge, Is not
a human soul of more importance then dol
lars I A few years, and it will be out of
our power to do our children good. They
, will grow up and bear forever the marks of
J neglect and wrong "
, , wAjcs Alice I For heaven's sake do
' not talk ia . this way I" exclamed the uilor,
I "much disturbed .
' 4 44 William I" said the wife, I am a
another, and a mother's heart can feel right;
nature telle me that it is wrong for us to
, - thrust out our children before they are old
anough to go into toe world. Let us keep
them noma longer.
"We cannot and pay off thia debt."
Than let the debt go unpaid for the
present. Those to wnom it is owed can
w MAtifi nA harm iVrtm fawsitiif tint nu
e)WWVW V MM M UVUI VSSMM i vwi t VMS
;; cbildraa will i ,m y
-, MJuatthea a man brought ia a letter
' and handing uto-thetaihr,- wiUiUreTrr
7 OnbraaJtmg tba set), Mr. Moale found
Ahalit contained fifty dollars, and asfol-
low1;-- -j
- -1 (t5if:-ypoi tcfiacUon, I feel that I
. ought not to receive from' you money that
waa due tome when you became unfortu
nate, tome yeare ago. 1 an deraund that
you have a iargt family, that your health ia
not very food, and that you art depriving
the one of comfort, and injuring the other in
endeavoring to pay on your Old debts To
. . . cancel, thee obligation would be all right-
t C'jMy, your duty-if you could do to without
V. neglecting higher and plainer dutie But you
cannot do th, and 1 cannot rvoetve the
? money , you paid ma this morning. Take
it back, and let it be axDanaea in makin
your, family mora comrohabl I have
v enough, and mora than enough for all my
V: ' was ta, and I will cot dipdra you of a turn
- that must be important to you, while to me
, "f- it will ba of iiule conaaquenca aiihar aa
s ; " ftiatd or loat m ; V ; :
' , Tba letter dropped from the tailor's hand
' . H u overcome with emotion. His
; wife, whan "aha unJeratJod iu purpoit,
ltnxm into tatxv , , ,
x ' '
The merchant'a sleep waa sweeter thaj
night than it had been for aome time, and
so wee' the sleep of the poor debtor. "
And the next day Mr. Moale called to
see Mr.; PetrOn, to" whom, at the instance
of the latter, he gavo a full detaU of his
actual circumstances. The merchant was
touched by hia story, and prompted by true
bene volence to aid him it hia atruggles.. He
saw moat of tba tailor'a oM creditors, and
induced those who bad not beed paid in
full, to voluntarily relinquish their claim,
nd soma of those who had received mo
ney aicca the ' poor man'a misfortune, to ;
restore it aa belonging of right to hie fami
ly. , : There, was not one of those creditors
whd did not feel . happier , by their act of
generosity j and no one can doubt that both
the tailor and bis family were also happier, .
John and Henry were not compelled to
leave their home until they were older and
belter prepared to endure the privations
that usally attend the boy's first entrance
into the world : and help for the mother in
herarduoua duties could now, be anoraea.
. No one doubts' that the creditor, whose
inoner ia Daid to him. has riflrhta. -Buttoo
few think of the righta.of the poor debtor,
who ainka into obscurity, afid often priva-
uoaa, white hia heart ia oppressed, with a
atisfl of obligations ulterfy "beyond his
power to canceL -
From On Spirit tf At Time.
NLVE CHEERS FOR OLD ZLU s"
' OR -v- ;'
Breaking down the Sjsiem,
In a remote county of Pennsylvania the
scene is laid. The time was the year 1842,
when party spirit rose to 102 degrees in the
shade, m every hamlet tne length and
breadth of Uncle Sam's glorious domain.
Tbe respective political parties met in con
vention at Bugsburg, (the county seal,) and
made their nominations for county officers.
As there were many aspirants for the nom
inations, it follows aa a matter of course
there were some disappointments to no
one more so than toldZim,' who was con
fident of getting a nomination for Sheriff.
Zimmerman, or old Lun; aa he waa fa
miliarly called, waa a miserly old codger,
who was well lodo in the world, yet he had
an almighty thirst for office, and he was up
at every convention for a nomination for
something, from 'time whereof the memo
ry of man runneth not to the contrary.'
He was reputed wealthythat is, he owned
a farm, and had money, but honevershow
ed the color of it, except he unfortunately
got on a spree, then he would sow it broad-
oast but that was only a biennial occur
rence. A few evenings after the nominations a
bove noted, a knot of the dissatisfied and
disaffected were congregated at the Black
Horse Tavern, discussing the merits and de
merits of the fortunate candidates.
'Geaileuaen,' said old Zim, 'merit and
long service to the party is no recommenda
tion in this country. Tbe wire-workers
and schemers have it all their own way.
'Aye,' responded one of the bar room
loafers, 'they does the pickin' out, and they
expects us to do the wotin'.'
'But, gentlemen,' continued Zim, 'they
will fetch up against a snag or a aawyer
one of these days. Yes, gentlemen, by the
eternal, I'll upset their apple cart and spill
their peaches. I'll see w hetber it's the peo
ple, or a set of broken down political hacks
as makes the county nominations. By Ju
das, I'll break down the system. I'll run
as a volunteer candidate for sheriff, and if
I don't lay 'em out, then my name ain't
Zimmeiman, that's alL'
This determination was received with
favor by the crowd, and Zim sealed by
sending a 'half for red eve.
Full soon he wosln the field, announced
through a oard in both papers to hit fellow
citizens, pledging himself to discharge the
duties of the office with impartiality
CAM ki VMt tltCltd.
Right lustily did old Zim go to work,
and things appeared to go on swimmingly.
He canvassed the county, and the people
were profuse in their promises of doing
their best for him. In one of hia peregrin
ations he met Wattles, the nominee of Zim's
party, who wet alto on an electioneering
tour.
Ha, Wattles,' said be, 'my fine fellow,
I'm sorry to see you allow yourself to be
the tool of the unholy and corrupt cabal ,
I aay I am tony to aee you sacrificed, but
vour'e botmd to be beau I'll show them
that tha freeman of this county will not bear
diotation. ao, my friend, if you wish to save
I 1 ajataaii
Aha aiagrace oi a defeat, you
had better reeixn ia my uvor.
in m at (AVnV T
Wattles expressed hia conviction that he
should feel very much used up in such an
event but at tha aame time he had made
un hia mind to aland tbe baiard of tha die.
Election day at length cams, and my
worthy (Hand, armed with a hai fjU of tick,
eta, stationed himself oa tha ground of hia
own preoinot, and coamancea dialing out
bis ticket, and urging nil ouuna in ma
atrontfait kind of a wsv t miser aa ha waa
ha made hia friendi twlm la Monongahela
long before the polla wart oloaai' -
Tha aliotion over, evening cams on apace
and tha eager axpaotanui gtthartd la tha
barrooms to await tha counting of tha
votes, and tha reiurna to coma tn from tha
different townahipa. Old Zim .waa flour
ishing about, treating tha crowd, expressing
hia full confidence la the people,- and tha
euooeaa "f hia afforta Ho trtak down tha
ayatam. ''
Saatad la a tamota corner war a number
of wage, la low but earnest conversation,
and any one who might have . chanced to
aaa thata would at onca have' concluded
that aomathtng waa to follow.- -' Tha eon
lultationiooa broke up, tnddhi (lot biaa
in about fifteen minutea to develope itself.
The clatter of horse's boofs were he4d on
the frozen ground a solitary borsjiman
rode up to the door, and hinging the reins
over a post, rushed into ths bur-room, where
he waa soon raised on a table and slence
commanded.
'Here paid he", drawing a slip of taper
from bis pocket, 'are tne returns JromLow-
er Buffalo township Wattles fiO, . Tfbbett
40, Zimmerman lot; I majority lor
Zim
merman. 110 p. . . .,' ,
: 'Nine cheers for Old Zim.' ;
'Hurra i hurra I hurra I' -r
'Gentlemen,' said old Zim. taking Off his
hat 'I'm obliged to you for this expression
of your that is tO say, let US take a horn lui ,umidity of the atmoapher destroys the beauty of
round P ' ' j white lead, but cannot effect a change in thle indoa-
'ZTZZ. "' .. ' , ' ' i'i:Jfrii,!ilblii Paint. Roofs of buikiinK coated with it
course tne crpwa ncquiescea in
proposition, and the Welkin rang with leud
Thuzzaa. But hark I acarcely 4iad the a-1
. . i. L
get Crowd imbibed befora another hO86'
man came p-alloping Up tO the inn. ',
for Zimmerman
O ' w -
Nine cheers for Old Zim?'
Hip. hip, hurrah 1' . ',' '
Again did old Zim attempt to speak, but
his feelings overcame him and be Wided
by inviting the entire company w juat cajl
tofwhat tney wanted. Again the glasses
jingled as the excited multitude wedded
themselves towards the bar and again
was heard the clatter of a horse's hoof
'Dublin township, one hundred and thir
ty majority for Zimmerman r
'Fine cheers for old Zim !'
'Hip, hip. hurrah 1'
Tbe excited candidate was wild with joy
and excitement, and he again lsvned the
party up to drink.
Another horseman came ; another, and
siill another, each one bringing un over
whelming majority for old Zun from the
township he represented. Alas! that it
should be the same horse, who performed
the feat of a quarter race every nour that
night, and t nt it should be the stme mad
wag under various disguises that orougnt
old Zim the glorious news. Thi column,
as it fooled up, gave Zim a cool thousand
minority. Didn't he rave and pitch ? Well
he did I Didn't he spend a cool thirty r
the landlords till groaned under the weight
of old Zim's depositee
Gentlemen.' said old Zim, 'ray heart is
full (his head wasn't anvihing else,) and 1
can only say that the glory of this contest
belopgstoyou; but I feel a (brick in my
hat said a wag,) pride that I have been the
humble instrument in breaking down the
system." Nine cheers.J
I hus malten progressed until those who
were completely 'sowed up' were laid out.
and the remainder found their way home ; J
some charitable friends of the Sheriff elect j
loung him on a shutter to his domicil.
Early in the morning, the village wags,
with throbbing temples, met al the tavern
to take Ma hair from the dog that bit mem."
as well as to laugh ove tbe "saw" played
on old Zim ; but scarcely had they com
menced worship before in stalks the old
gentleman, still under the delusion ihtti
be had carried the day nay, more, he
insisted on spending a. V, by way of a
morning whet. The wgs were dtermind
to keep it up as long as possible, and again
drank and congratulated htm on bis sue
cess. In the midst of the '-noise and con
fusion," in bounded an inky printer's devil,
whodeposied an extra on the table, con
taining tbe returns- Eagerly did old Zim
seize it, and lower over it but a mi'iuie.
The conclusion of it is all sufficient for the
reader. It read as follows:
w By the above it will be seen ihui be
mocracy has again triumphed, as Wattles'
(Dem) majority over Tibbits (Whig) is one
hundied and titty, .immerman volunteer.
had three voles in Beegutn, two in Dublin,
one in Lower Buffalo, aid one in this
borough, (supposed to be cast by MmttlJ.)
rooking & total of seven votes"
The extra dropped from Zim's nana ; he
raised up his hands, moved towards the
door, then looking around full al the gaping
crowd, he said leisurely
"Gentloraan, you m.y all gU A l!"
and rushing from the bar room, he was
never again heard of in Bugtbury.
M1SSIS3PPI.
The following ia an extract from a let
ter dated
"Jackson (Miss ) Jan. $6, 1850.
" Tbe report of the Committee on
State and Federal Relations la now before
the Senate, ie which it ia recommended to
place Two Hwtdrtd tni Fifty Thottand
uouart at tne disposal or the Governor to be
la ha
useu lum
-Mi
her reserved righu in the North and the
oouta on tne great alavery question, A
very animated discussion in now going on
ia tha Senate oa tha adoption of the rtnort.
and X am plaaied to tea that it doea not
assumed a party east. Judge Quion. one
of tha moat prominent whlga in tha State,
la tha author of the report. Miistisppi
was tha first 8tate to move tn'mam on th!i
rraat Quisuon, and aiihouch I sincerely
hope, as a lover of our glorious Union, It
may not ba nicaaaary for tha Governor to
use the amount proposed to be placed at
hia diipoaaL yet I am of opinion that wa
should as an earnest of what we have here
tofora declared, hold ourselves in rsadineia
to meet "any emergency."
TALLOW W1NTED.
PFLT to : WM. K. &A&A1I Asat.
V FRES3 FLOUR
1 ( llLI.aftsirasr.ns Canal,
I LI I half a M M M
tee"
010. H. KILLBrS.
LIUE! UmU HUE! II
rjfBBLa. LlncolnvUIe Whlta Lampi Also
H)JJ ealolnod Plotr, Plaiiering Hair, and
Fir Brick, Hydraull Comnt 1000 bbls. Lime
fMforsataby ; a4a.BiW00D;
Contractors and Bulhtort. 4
Dm. 22, 1849.- , ,, , 119.
BLAKE'S INDESTRUCTIBLE FIRE
' PROOF PATENT .JPAINIV
1 hereby sivs notice, that I have ben appointed
Agent. l.r the sal of tha ao? singular and tru
ly valuable aubataneo. It can b epplfad by any per
ton that can see a brush and soon, bf esposura io
thatinophara, forms a complete coating or alata
or ttone. Ita adhesive properties arc so great that
It never crock or ecalMorriom tbe woud. It is
1 . I . . .ll..kl. I.. AA.lll.MM "Hill... A itim
i ;re pire proof , , hot been used on Stcamboata and
! aailrood Care with tuccetaj it i much cheaper than
. unnad ni"!;,!
1000 auoernoial wet. , Wnoieai centa per id., at
reWi 5 Cenw 1 it can ba procured at retail at the
mora of U, S. DKJVElt and In banela,ol me, at
W. A. 3WYBK. Oaneral Agent
Forwarding and Comaiiaaion Merchant.
Wllmingioo, N C.
Oct. 23. 93
CROCKERY AND CUTLERY.
A
FULL aasurtmeDt. For eats by
GfcO. ELLIOT.
, Dec. 0.
112-31.
FRUIT TREES ON HAND.
NOW it the lim j to grow fine Oicharde, an we
hare a fine aeaorlmunt ol Trees ef choicest
Fruit. For said bv
J. WILKINSON & Co.
Jan. 19, A. and J. copy. 139
POP! PORK!!
BBLS. New York City Mm i
" Prime.
Just recuired, and for aala by WM. ISTiFF.
Dec. 29. Ul
LIFE INSURANCE,
THIS MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU
RANCE, continue to teko itialct oa Liver
on fair farm t.
SURPLUS OVER 800,000.
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM, Airenr.
saenr.
9 J if.
Oct 23d.
MOLASSES.
I QH HHDS. Prime nnwCrop,
I Ols Alao. 30 tiercel MoUssa, now landing, and
foraale by J. HATHA WAV 3t SON.
Jan. 1. Vti
HOOP IRON.
A FULL aaiortmentof tha beat bmnda. For anle
by J R. BLO.is.OM.
Oct. 20. y i-tf.
FOR SALE.
6,000
KUSHEL3 Rough RU-a.
D. U. BAKKR.
121-il.
Jan. 6.
TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!!
(Utantd, Plugged, Jtegulated, Extracted, and In
$ertcd un Hitot and GofU flat by
J. B. KHX, Deiitlal.
AThiaoperalfng Room, Raat of Carolina Hole
Corner of So. ond and Market alreeu, wlu he
invites all who tue decuyed T tth, scurvy, offen
bive breath, odontalgia, or any of the catalogue of
troubl' a, which the organs of maalicalion are heir to.
All upcrationa vr.irrumed to give ealiaficttun, or the
ni'iney will be returned.
Nov C. W lye
GUNNY BAGS.
TWO bushel prime Ounny Hags.
For sale tv
1000
LKIGHTON. CH ADBOURN A Co.
112
Jiin. 1.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING. :;
II. 8. Kl.l.LY
U.AV1.NG difoiinecied hlma. lf from V, R. Pis
tun, would inlonu hia friendi and Ilia .utlK- lit
grnecil, ;ual lie haa taken the eloK on Krotit ain i i
Sdoorafruin Market airael, luiinadiutcly uioalii'
Dr. BauAMT'a office, wi.eru lieia prepared to curry
oa the
TAILORING BUSINIiSS,
Iu all ita tranche. Boiou In poaaeaaion of tiu lutMt
Faahlooa, ha will out and make iranihru n a tiort i
at tha ahortaat noilo,ln aiylaol woikmam-iiip and
naatnassoffllBot to ba aurpawad by any In the
State i end he bopee W merit a contiouiir.ee ot tu
patrooaia of htaiormercuatoiueraand the puMic,
Oct. 0 WJ. -
PORK.
1 i v BBLS. toft Maa Pork.
1U City do. do. Forealah"
uaaossK r a uko
Not. 4.
COTTON YARN.
0 LBiauTUM,caADUoCiius;a
f nit re mmiiUm ivr h v
bo.
in
JUL.
, FOR SALE i
I rn
WOhoalradbrjIa. PlanUnf Potatoes, note Ian.
.uaaii. ttiftifroin BrtLlramMtjL
'-Jan. sT
ROSIN AND TAR.
l
XXJ
B La) .Tar end 1000 harrtJe eatamoa
nvaiai iwr mm ay. ,
. JIAiUtV, staTA NT a ADAM I.
ivy1' u.ut.
Dactt.
CUT NAILS.
1 fll "a Ut Nells, a.irt4 alsa. for sale
JL JJtj AilUSKVON A LATIMKlt.
Fb.l,
nr.
ft Ct LB, Whl1 Leid Mis by
OaUyU WM, nVf.
Nov. 17. 104
PLANTINQ POTATOES.
BULK, Irish planting Potatoes, s haodiore
rUule,Jst rtoalwd and fur aala b)
. J. Hatha wav a b.in.
5C
Jaa.a ' ui
GLUE.
CI ERM AN and Amerteaa Olae, el arlffle asaUty
HforDlaUIUrs. ferula by -
Dt&OaSXT 4 fiROWN.
Jan. S.
TUEMOBTn CAROLINA ItUTUAIy
life iimiMi mm.
q :v & BALEIQII, N. C. .y-C-
TUB soots Company has been In operation sine
tha latol April laaL under ih diractioa of the
following Offiawa, ls ; , ,
.. ... .-IH. Cbaa. B. Johnaoa, Kraalijent, ' . ,, ". - 4
Was. D. Huywood, Vioa Praaidcnt, , . ,
?ttnv t, Jardao. Bacretarjr," t r 4-f i-
-fV Wm.H. mae. Treamirert .1" !v: 'S
Porrio floabee, Attorney, . . ,
,j '. J. Uaraman, Oen'l Agent, .
Thla Company bss lecaired a charter giving
advantugie to tha Inaurad ovar any other Com
pany. i'he 6th Section glvce tha Huahund the
privilege to Inaura bis own ilia for (ha sola uae of hia
VVUa and Children,,rM front aoy claims of tha rep
resentative of tha httaband or any of hia eradii
ora. ..'.. iri 'N;.. '
. Organlied on purely mutual prioclplea, tha Ufa
member participate in lha vhoU of tha profit
Which are dcolared annually. Beeldea, tha appli
cant for Ufa, when tha annual premium lr over Q 'it
may pay one half in a Note, v ' ' .
All claitnefor insurance aralnat the Company will
be paid within ninety days after proof of tha death
of the party ia furnished.
Slnvea are inaurad for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholder to eucuru thla claaa
of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave, tasurxnefl preaenta a new and interesting
feature in the hlttory of North Carolina, which wiU
prove vary Important to the Southern Statea.
Thaiaat four month operation of thla Company
ahoa very large amount of business more than
the Director expected to do tha first year having
aire ady iaaued mora than 200 Policies. 7 ,
All Communication on business of the Company
should be aodreased to JAS. F JORDAN,
Secretary.
V Raleigh , Auguat29, 1649. 74-U.
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
Manufactory g
rpHE auba rtber respectfully inlonu the public
X that hu hue recently received large auditions to
hi aiock of Saddle and Harmaa u.oui.uiija, c,
the luteal and inuat improvtd atylv, and iaconaiam
ly manufacturing, at hia atort un Aiik 1 atift lot
niorly occupied by GuyC. Uotchkiaa, every dcacrlp
tlon of article in the above line. Flow Ilia Uptll
ence in the bualnaaa, he reoUuonfidmi that ha will
ba able to give entireaatiaiaction to hia cuetoutera,
and all other who may favor him with a call Ua
haa now on hand, and will conetamiy keep, a large
aadortnieoioi
Coach. CIc. and
id T
mm
Brldlea, Whips,
Sulky llarueas t
Ladv'a Waddlea
Ullt c.; VrOlltlCOlCU
JLDSaddlee, Brldlea,
Whine, suura.oic. Ac.
all of which he will warrant to be of tht beat materi
al und workmanship. He ha alto a laige aort-
meni ui
Trunks, Valtaca, Maddla and Carpel Data.
Katchola, laticy Truuka. Ac.
and all oiher article usually kept in auvh tobllah
nicnia.nllof w.iivh lieoti'urklow fur CASH, or on
SHoar casotr to prompt customer.
saddle, tiurne, 1 runka, Medical Baga, cVc. 4c
made to order.
Kenairllir of al kinds donn lih n.lr... nH
despatch. Old Saddles and Hurnesa taken in part
pay for new. JOHN J. CONOLKY.
N. B. All account eta ding on my book over
sixmontha, will be charged with interest. All per
sons inaeoteo to tne subscriber for last year will
please call and aettlo, aa by doing liny may pre
vent what would be disagreeable to the... and un
pleasant to him. as persons oineti me liuvr lodo un
pleasant thing in cif defence. J J C
March 13, 1849. v 153.C
DRIED APPLES.
I ( BKLS. Foraafoby
J U WM. Nmv
Dec. 22.
119
BILLS OF LADING, &c.
IOLJO POST BILLS UK LAU1NO bound
in Books, and ahec'ts, also Letter Sneeta with
a variuiy ul iiiurcjnlilo blank, lor ule ut The Coin
menial Office.
FOR RENT.
iMit: Wlurf, Vord nni Wnre U u-e at prcsmt
ji.'cii,ihJ by tin Morclt'tnts Stenni Bnai Coin
p iny. Possession plvcn on ili fiit of O. lob. r
next Apply to JAMES JINKIN-S
ul Kiycllevillu
S'-pt. II. ;s
DEKDS FOR SALE.
i7rnntefl.'.l, m'l l)'e I for .MotiyMgi .' Inn. I.
V jiiii prinlud, in correct lorm and lor uli al l lie
Cumm.rctal ( Office.
REMOVAL.
R. KOrtD ha removed hi Mxana Vabd to
O. Dok attest, 2d door from Wni. iNefPa,
Aug. itt. 04-U.
LIME.
fin CASKS, for sala Irons Store, apply te
OUU RUSSELL & KENv&ICK.
Nov. 27.
103
COTTON YARN. ;
c BALES Cotton Yarn, ieeorted lia. Foraalsby
tl t UAToAWAT eun.
Dre. 1,
110.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE CASKS.
SpnoKnioA aiaMiaiCarrjMitlnf Caaka, svara.
glng ovar 40 gaUoo. and haavify be4 wlta,
the kaat Iron, made sod for sals b;
JOS. tt, BLOSSOM.
aatsoT
Jaa. 14,1550.
129-if.
-' :' LIXCOLNVILLE LIME.
600 WffH$if
Jsa.lt. -. A.iaaJ.eopy, , t J0
STOP YOUR MULES II
CHEAT TIUUILATIO A HO.t 0 TUB:
DUTCH AND JEWS, tey
,,0N WATER STREET. V .y
CIIRAFC3T plsoe In WUmlaitoa te buy Dry
GrcfdMnd Ihooetet 10 pr et. leaa than can be had
Stan? New York Branch House, A sail la all that is
ntceaMry, to convince those wlahlng te purchase at
ths Corner Stere, iNait'e Building, one Door above
Hall dk Arinitroni'i eld Biand.
- ' - OKOROt ILLIOT.
DH.6. . i UMl,
GOSHEN BUTTER.
Aoooq aruota in ar, nr sale av
ANDSRSON da LATXMKR.
Fib I
ur.
AOVY ON HAND AT THE
OLD NORTII STATES -
avl 4B "A a . a a "' WW. r. - r . .
The Lajxest AssoTtmetit of Snperlof
rReadyMadeClo
If IlTSTATFS tifTAfiir
vJLM'.n,hlo1'?1 DreM mad Ft0 toata. Satltv
,KiUtUcJe w' c?" Pibr atteniton-aa
ui L .e V',rjrkeii1!f)4,tlB W-Steaf bealdear
PlalB and fancy Silk, Caaslmara. Alao Marine,
"Tasianna, Bombasine. 4e&o,an endless rli.t-
Boy 1 and IfoathaClothlngAaaMrlment compfct;
Our Pania. To thisartlcia wa would ask partKuUr.
attention, for who baa not had just cause to find fault'
with bisTailor, on aocount of bad Biting Pant? Kor
years did Scott, Keen A Co. try in vain to procdi
ths Pattern that never fail I when at last they did.
succeed snd now offer thai vary same to th Quota
of Wilmington and vicinity, and guarantee thehandi
aonleat fining Pants aver awM ia the "Old N. State. '
Hoaiery, Gloves, Cravnta, Storks. 8 uapendera. Sua'
pond. Ends, Hdkfi., Silk Night Capa, Ga.te. Sha
ker an I Merino Shirts and Drawers Being .In- the -monthly
receipt of the New York snd Parian Paah
iona, any Improvement In style Is adhered to In sir
articka of wearing Apparel aold by Scott, Keen A Co.
Paioca A Taaaia. Our Term are CASH, and In
pricee challenge the world, In selling the aame qual
ity of Gooda. VSmall Profita and Quick SaV a,' ahalL
ba thaWfuaowraiMfi." SC01T, KEEN A CO
Oct. SO w. - 99.
r . 11 M iaVlllllSBaTBiaal !. L U
DISTILLERY PROPERTY- FOR
sale.
'PHE underalgned la desiroua of dlaposing of ttie
A. Dlatillar PraiMriw l.bl.ir,.MiJi,. .
Co. Tbara are 4 ail I la, aU in prft)ct running order,
and averv thin In nt hnm ih.nh.nu. Jr
wntly arranged. :Tha properly ha a front of 330 ft.
on th iIm. Ml.k . -.- ce r. . . - .
......., tIUI v iimi w 11, uu racu aiae ( a con
stant and full supply of fraah spring water running
dlrectlv Into i),h mh., .nH iaa ......1:... r
conducting the diaUllary busineea to tha greatest
11 !. aaiaonsnmeni may, with
vary slight expense, be converted into an extensive
tieuiwry ior wnicn. mere ia not a moro
advantageous location in the United i tales.
W llralngton, N. C, 8ept. 13, 1643. ifj-tf.
LIGHT! LIMIT!!
CONSUMERS of Plna Oil can ba furnlahed by toy
man, every Tuesduy, Thursday snd Saturda);
alao, at all tlmea al Iho MtoreaotS P. Pollay nd A.
C Evans and Brother, Shaw's corner.
A.B.YANBOKKELIN.
Nov. 20. 105.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
rPIIK underalgned have thla day formed a Copuri
1 ncuhip uudr tha Arm of
ELLIS & KUSSELL.
for the tranaaotlonof tha GENKKAL '.'OM MIS
SION BUSINESS, and hop.., by atrlct attention,
and prompinH 10 merits a)int of public patron
age.
LHAKLho 1). KI.I.IS
UENRY P. ULSbKLl.
IU it
ian. 1, 1350.
DOCTOR B. A. KENNEDY,
DENTAL SCRUliON,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of
DENTAL SURGEONS,
BROS leave to tender his proleslwnitl
ervicas losclilaona ol V Uiiilniiiim
nd pubhc aeneiallv. on lucuiinu him-
dl la till place. He U prepared lo perform ull op
eration in hi profepeion un the lateal and moat aj
proved principles. Incorruptible Artificial Tr th li
aarted oaitoid plate torn one lu aneniln- et. W lili
upper aeta inmrtid n the Aimosphriic irt.urr iin
ciple. HaVini! iimde an iiiiinovciiu ni In tliia 111
of inaurtlng tvelli, he ronfidmily rci mnme ndi- il n
anaWurlng the purpum ni in.ittlt..iun Tln j imi 1 1
taken out and put back nt lenmin by the weon r I
worn with comfort, and rannm It- di lined Ii. n I
naiural teeth. Kxtracting, clenuing, and j. I n.. . 1 1 t
Ac. dune nn svientiiic mim iple. All trpt i:,ii ;
warruntcd to give aatiafm li.rii. ond ait t bi su: iuim i
by uny up. rulo. In jhe Unit. d Slulvs.
Irn-iiularltir in c.t.ldren' taulh corrven d
l.idie uilunJcd n their rew lonit wlu n nci'i.vu
ry-
Oiriro fiinnerly occupied by Dorl. War'a.
May 3 1949. ;'l 11
IIKANS AND PEAS.
. MU.SIlKl.N Uhli Hwan &U0 bu.h. t ow
W , H I til .11.
111 II liie eUIM lu nuiL
ULI Jt MITOHKl.i.
lib.
ami lor nli' iy
Dec itO
SHIPPING AIM III. US.
1 OK SAi.E at Ih Cammtfcfaf (tftct, an ei
1 gnni edition of Shipping ArUotaM-mbiaeing nil
the Taw of Cungrvaa rulativ te th MiRliunr
Scrvlct.
MACKEREL
1 1 BUCKETS suporlorNo. I Mackerel, put
1 JKJ up etpreealy lor family uw, iuat received
endforaaleby KUSSELL dt KbNORlUK.
Jan. 24. Ui
LARD AND BACON.
BBLS. ind half bbls. of btsl Lard, and at rnnU
tMO lbs. of superior Hams. Sldsa and Bhoul
d.ra, low for cash st UEO, H KELLRYS.
Jan. SI. '35
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF THE MAILS AT THI) PLACE
ARRIVALS.
The mall from ths Nwrth, by Railroad, arrives dak
Ths mslf frornth South, by Staamar from Charlas
TOKiu Wsraew .. du. .
spea ths arrival ef tbe oara, on Monday sl Wadnas
hs'MsUftomVaysttevUle, vis EJIssbathtowt
kt Solkay. I du onrtutadaya, Thursday a, and Sat
urdays. al A. U. ,.
TBS nail irom unatow voun noma, oy ui7.
itt en Mondays, at k P. M. . ,
11 .11 auw uu. niiaMl. via Lona
Crk, by 8ulky, Is tfus on Thursdays, at B P. M..
. CLOSINQ AND DCPARTUREi.
: Thamall fbr ths North, ly Railroad, oloidall)
Ths maU Write loatMy Stssmboat, aloaaadally
MThaILBl. Ibr' i,y,nrL:r"7o
en Tusidaye, Thursdays, end ifj I
The Mall for niWW"::
Vy Solkay, ei MS en Tosaaaj., -...(T
Mfi.CoertneeM.bys.lk.y eln.
n7Li!Maf illat. lrmer
Tbndye. at f(M.;;. .k. ia... 11
iBHtSf BIO? tBI tlttlS ' etoamg 'n n..u.