A Busy Fellow.We hear of an editorE'ndia r'vfesu and thrown or oraanzinew ; JZ rouuty Candidate;..mnnaeH At clTIt nn mithmr cinoopms! --.1 JList of Letter.We are authorrzed to announce the IfoH0f every desertion , er-p- U ed metal, .n plate8 galvanj2ed, not otLrVvise provTded.heett or soap, Castile, perfumed ; steel 5rfb h German zinc7.,tc.Vr. and a other kinds: sutrar of a ' - '. ;

owing TBEMAIMNG in the Post Office at Whmiof-- jM ton, N. C, on the 31st of id n, M.

down east, who we think is without ex-cepti- onthe most industrious man of his

time. He is not only his own compositor,pressman, and devil, but keeps a tavern, is

Democratic ticket for Onslow county :Fott th k Sksate WTi!!iam Ferrand

WILMINGTON MARKET July .NAVAL STORES Still on the decline. Vir-

gin Dip sold this morning at 2 Old, at $1 75.The supply at the same time continues light, andarrives in small lots. Tar- - --Last sale $1 10.There exists a slight demand for this article atpresent. Pitch A sale, for shipment, was made

.ir! ft.j. o - - - opcucr, or icuieneoue. in sheets. Those whose names appear oa tills List, wBipiease to ask tor advertised Letters.SCHEDULE F.

Fou thk House op Commons Harvy CoxFor Shehiff W. D. Humphrey.iifiw iiiuhipp rnmn n i n .. u i .1 igar; twines and pack thread, of whatever ma-

terial composed; umbrellas; vellum; vinegar;wafers ; water colors ; fire wood and wood

A.Ammonia; annatto, Rancon or Orleans; ba-- !

r-7-

-1 caHia,n 01 le mm- -

rilla; books printed, magazines, pamphlets, lla' raen"8 ow 11 D00ls and shoes, makesperiodicals and illustrated newspapers, hound Patent Brandreth pills, peddles escense and Arties, Clinton

To the Freemen of New Hanover Coutifv : a r rFellow-citize- ns , From urgent solicitations from

' ? ft S--a cootllv numbor of mv friends, in .lifiVr.,t nmvtm . rc?er' . I.

a aay or two ago at 7fc. per bbl. Spirits Tur-- Arnet, JamesAlford, Wm OL rLZM i Ufl WarC 1 W0 r e week,is parish sex- - F'e hear of no sales in this article: tounmanufactured, not otherwise provided for ;wool, unmanufactured.SCHEDULE C. re r Anderson, vanielC .1, ... T I . t ' , . rr.uuin iiu inn oni .i..or.-- . . .. . port quotations nominal. ui iuc cuumy, 1 uc uceu iiiuuceu to oner myseli mt1.1. ellAtKIOSOn,lam a rundiil-rf- p tn rpnrpsrnt tnn .n K, 12Stnnps . hnrr alnnoa a.,n,A( . u.. " - '"""" u ouiiuav. Atkins. Miss SarahB.Buttons and button moulds, of all kinds ; Camens and mosaics, "L71sunV i when the minister happens to be missing llMVER & LLMBER Dull, n nml f,,r rl lmKIr tT H,,,ko f, auu uinidiitwts inereoi. w ...borax or tinctals; Hurgundy pitch; calomel, inot SRC C.hrnnnniPtpri lir.v r.r cl,. 1 111 addttlOIl tO all hi iVcnnitinni; xa l.nn n. . ...... v. . .j , ui ouiija, auu Udlla w v M i.unuifto, ft v- una it the last six weeks. See quotations for sales. n,.v politic:.! opinions, it is unnecessary to say any ennelt iss .nary w

SHINGLES A sale of 20,000 was made ves- - hing' fr a" wht know that i BownevJohn WBliss e hBrio a, PhiliBurton, A FBrantly, Jacob!!rrirK!rP ;chieai; cocoa shelly com-- ! scolding wite, sixteen ungrateful and d is- - . - a iftciiiutiti, cs, a xriuuciai, uuiu UUIlCIDie. t--. ,Sown; oiTmdsnic; rassdoth er;.rJErisr s bdlent cliiidre. a .arffe Circle Ot lctuu ai ? T .1 f .X t, . sudden, Ueorge nO UUt liUUHUV UCIIW 4 UO X V1911 i t; Ulic. t-- , -haircloth, hair seating, and all other manu- - CJOUB .nnia. imnatLtTo ulJllf i' J.I ' fteedy acquaintances. Poor Fellow ! BACON Large 'ots of N. C. have been sold for I do not believe it to be right for a few men to 'JJ0"' m

this week at 7c. hog round 7 and 7ic for Sides S to Wilmington and there make a choice of men n.' . ..y ifatictures of hair tint otherwise provided for; set; enrrravinos or plates, boujute, Sisal grass, coir and other vegetable sub-- hemnseed. linspL and r Potatoes. An o.d bachelor hav and Shoulders, and a lot of Hams at 8c. wu"l Wlieiutr neJ B,e vjell jjr c

Bree"8, HenryBroadbens, StephenBowze, EdwardBrady, JBalentine, 1Boridii, T MBarr. Am .

stances unmanufactured, not otherwise provi- - earth . fnrs hatters'. dr,cud LaLca nS been laughed at bv a nariv ot nrettv CORN Only one small flat load arriv7 - 1 . vft 1 u iiu i troacu 1 n ) 1 1 j 1 j with the nomi latiou or not, arc necessarily obliged n .this toput upwhb, for I do, and ever shall believe, w7store, that the choice of candidates belong cntirelv to the D 'w pnrewer.ded tor; baizes, the skin . furs, undressed, when on lhe; girls, told them, they were small potatoes, week --.retailing' froof whatever material composed, not otherwise ciir. . ,.ak . . ,. .117 U 1 1 t .

- t v 7 1. KviMit. - . . ,R""' Sum sold at 70c people ; 1 am therefore, a candidate for your suf-- .ra nux Knrovided for: cables and cordage, tarred or K'J7"n T. ,a.ww . c mu ue B,mm potatoes, crteil one lots have been f"ge3 on own lmok, and if I should beFLOUR-Arri- ves ,ny thought Brockctt'freely sales at 5 a $6. j E E 3

xtv v .. .. . T worthy of your confidence, I do assure vou that,! .rK' n Xrom quantities arriving, price has rece"- - as far M jn my wer ,,eg tQ do a, T ca"n for me j Bell,ded. A lot was offered at 70c, without purchasers, good of the county and State. As I have met the' bFI 11T

Blackwood, JohnBusser MrBryant, Mary ABellerrmuet, IsabcHaBrit, I T

Sntarred; cotton laces, cotton inserting, co, ; ItsSTr ' m, but we nre sweet oneston tr.mm.na laces, cotton ; hurntstarch; indigo; kelp; natron; terra j.pon-- ! The Crovp.k soon as the patient ismanufactures composed wholly of cotton, oot fc or catPchu , hair of aU kinds? cleaned cheVttaken, cold ice water to theotherwise for; manufactures of !provided goal's aiMj unmanufactured; India rubber, in bottles, PP!lbair or mohair, or of which goat's hair or mo- - s;,h nr shpnta 77, '.unmanufactured; lemon and i Why is an editor like a blind man ?hair shall other- -he a component material, not lime juice; lime; maps and charts; ,wise provided for; matting, Chinese and oth-- i music parj wlV Dou Q'r "nd : Because he lik6s a gl1 ader.

MFjAL Selling at 8Uc. most ot my fellow-citize- ns at different precincts in Betu'Re, 3the county, I deem it unnecessary to say more, asmost of the peopie know my political opinions. In,Clark, ArabellaE. D. WALKER. 7L wuiMT..l in lof In.. I wwuict. uiiwuviii

FAYETTE VILLE MARKET July 4.Very lit', e doing in produce, none offering, and

prices nominal. Flour somewhat scarce, andmay be quoted at $5 to 5,50. Bacon scarcesales at 8 cts. No sales of cotton. Corn from

r noor maum anu mats maae 01 nags, 3ute, . nux .Vomic; oils, palm and cocoannt: orniment;r grass; manufactures of silk, or of which pam !eaft unmanufactured ; polish! no-stone-..ill. ft.1. ..II kA ftft.mnAnftv i 1 . . n

MARRIED.In Waynesboro', N. C, on Tuesday evening. To the Voters of Aew flanover County

Gentlemen The time will soon come whenlower country continues to sell at 85 cts.wise provided for; manufactures of worsjejpum.ee and pumice stones ; ratans and reeds, the 7th infant, by the Rev. Mr. Hughes, Mrunmanufactured; rotten sfon; sal ammonia ; John A. barker of Wilmington, to Miss VI A Steamboat water still in the river, and naviga-- you will have the opportunity of electing someor or which worsted ria he a rnmnnnptil7 . r saltpetre, (or ni'.rate of soda or potash) refined A Iway, of Waynesboro'.ir.atpr.al. not nlhurwup nrnvidpd for . rrinnntr- - i tion unimpeded. person to fill the office of High Sheriff of your

North Carolian. County. From the support I have heretofore-- u,:: c,V0",h" .A , rJ ft",i"VrJw'r.,H,,f rehned ; 'waa8' ; sulphuric acid Fn Fayettevi ie, on the 11th June, Mr. Thad-o- rdons IV. Hnnd nf Anmt R. tuh tvoil of vnnoi; tallow, marrow, and all otherW r - Jen ana worsted yarn. grease and soao stocks and soan stuffs, nnt CHARLESTON MARKET July 4. received Irom you, and the solicitations of

ma-

ny friends, I again appear before you for theoreece, aaugnter or Mr. t redenck U. Breece

Cammed, JumesCanady, Ya?;cyCorucellous, QCorbet, L TCurtis, G T 2Curtis. Rufut iCray, NCammeran, X

Dawson, H CDatt, Geo WDudley. ElisabethDew, Noey

Evana, Tho SEdwards, 8 J

SCHEDULE D. iweff Old store Ots sell at verv irrecular nricesLawrenceville, Montgomery county, on theotherwise provided for; watches, and parts of ofhee. I deem it useless to enter into anv de- -notAcids, Acetic, acetous, benzoic, horacic, watches ; watch materials of all kind

chromic, citric, muriatic, white and yellow, j otherwise piovided for; woad o r pa stel.18lh ult., Mr. Hercules A gee, to Miss ElizabsthK., daughter of Oapt. Duncan McRae.

111 vi ij, y luiiuuruus tv i n I i u r i L" , Cx a I uiiiv.1 duiaa

C.iCostin, ThomasChuck, John HCelley, AmeliaCrune, W LCgnady. M TCorbet, J LColvel.TConey, C J

i Clastrie, Chai

6.lUecazor, WpDunham, S WDunham, J WDamrest, David

Evttii. WmEW'ns, S W

P.Freeman '4c Houston-- ,

t'ogg, Joseph. BFor lo, Jesse SFov, Elizabeth

G.Gilpin, R BGainy , CharlesGerdei HenritoGatto, PGurts & Buffalo.

of every description, used for chemical or me

tails of a political character, being well satis-fied that most of you (if not all) know wellwhat mine are. But a3 I have said on former( evasions, political opinions should not haveany influence in your selection of a person tofill the oiff.ee. Your enquiry, in mv ouioion.

DIED,In Lenoir countv. on the 20th June, Mrs. Ma- -

SCHEDULE G.Alcornoque; argol, or crude tartar be' Is, when

old. O" be 1 metal, fit only to be Temanufacturcd;brass in pigs or bars ; Braiil wood, and all other

from $2 a $2jt, and are difficult to be disposed of.The sates of the week comprise f rom 9U0 to 1000bb's

Rough Rice Of 4000 bushels received, 1200bushels have been sold at 85 cts. balance sent tothe mill.

Groceries The market remains unmoved andquite inactive for all kinds. Of h'u gars, some 10or 12 hhds. very prime Muscovadoes and of a fa-vorite brand sold from store at 8.

; ry Harper, consort of Mr. Blaney Harper, former-- i1) of Greene county in the 73d year of her age.

In Jones county, on the 26th June, Mr. IsirdelHoward, in the 47th year of his age.

WHOLESALE PUICES

jPenner, Robert

dicinal purposes, or for manufacturing-- , or infine arts, not otherwise provided for; aloes ;Angora, Thibet, and other goat's hair or mo-hair unmanufactured ; cedar wood, ebony,'granadilla, mahogany, rosewood, and satinwood, unmanufactured,-- cream of tartar ; ex-tract of indigo ; extracts and decoctions oflogwood and other dye-wood- s not otherwiseprovided for; extracts of madder; flaxseed $

should be, is he capable, will he discharge theduties of the office honestly, and without re-spect to persons. Should! receive a majori-ty of your suffrages, I will endeavor to dis

dye-woo- d in sticks-- , bras, when old, and fit only jjto be remanufactured; bristles; chalk, not other-wis- e '

provided for; clay unwrought; copper in pigsor bars; copper, when old, and fit only to be remanufactured; flints; grindstones, wrought or un- -jwrought; berries, nuts, and vegetables used exe'u- -sively in dyeing, or in composing dyes, but no ar--

Grain .With the exception of about 150 sackscharge the duties of the office without respectWestern, there have been no arrivals of Corn du

Firth, SamualFloyd, Martha LFish, Isaac R

Gould, E PGin, C

ring the past week, r everlheless. from the larse to persons. OWEN FENNELLB ACON- - Hams,Middlings, stock remaining on hand, and the little demand, Wilmington, N. C, June 17, 1846.green turtle; gunny cloth; alum; amber; am tide shah be classed as such that has undergone

bertrris ; anniseed; animal carbon : antimonv. anv manuracture: ivorv uninannfiirturftd: Shoulders, To V f W County :stores are rather irregular. lJltu ok.rJrapidly approach-- ! 57" .t titoit-cac- jj ; fhe time isNo arrivals of Peu or Oats.it 1 'ii..f. .... 1. ing wnen vou mil be called unon to select somaBacon unuuuu 1 ue iwiner remains ai siesav n ua.a

in the retail way, confined principallv to J ""L10 H1 KiZTpricesthe tow n trade. Prime Hams continue, scarce. "'Su onerra UI your v ounty. un tne swin day 01 - - -good Sides p'enty, while the stock of Mmul ; A"Sust next, you will have to make this choice,

J hrou theBolicitationa of and s JamMmany warm re--fullv adeauate to the demand. Lard con-- :nor areders is

A 1 i,-..- , . I .4 --v I A I II VUrtSMirrirn 1 1 iriuis. 1 vtr 111 11 ini t i v

erude and regulus of; arrow root; articles not j nuts, or vegetable ivoiy ; madder root ; nutgalls;. round)in a crude state, used in dying or tanning, not 'pearl, mother of; lastings, suitable for shoes, boots, Western,otherwise provided for; assafcetida. bacon; ba- - bootees, or buttons exclusively; manufactures 0f BkkwaX,nanas; barley; beef; beeswax; berries, veget- - mohairs cloth, silk twist, or other manufacta-- 1 HtTrEf,'.ables, flowers and barks, not otherwise pro-- j res of cloth, suitable for the manufacture of "EF ni&8Svided for; bismuch; bitter apples; blankets of j shoes boots, bootees, or buttons exclusively; horns,; primenllkinds; blank books bound or unbound ; blue horn-tip- s, bone?, bone-tip- s, and teeth, unmanufac-- ; UJJtorroman vitriol, or sulphate of copper ; boards, j tured; kermes, lac dye; lac spirit; madder, ground;' Meit,planks, staves, lath, scantling Bpars, hewn nickel; pewter, when old, and fit only to be reman- - "nrm,snd sawed timber & timber to be used in build-- ! "t'actured; rags, of whatever material; raw hides ;

Kf .ing wharves; bronze liquor; iron liquor; lac spi- - j and skins of all kinds, whether dried, salted, or "aa, taUf

ickled, not otherwise provided for; safflower ;its; manna; marble in lhe rough slab or block, Adamanrinunmanufactured ; Dutch and bronze metal in ri.0Vate f "'.or tlFTBr .1 ii. , 1 j seed ar: ac. suniac: tin in iirs. bars, or ,

" J ,T , . , .tinues ve.v dull.

Hill. JudsHall, SusanHowens, MHawton, LHankins, Stephon

self as a candidate for your suffrages, to fill that! uouse' J08BPn 3Harass, Charlei.3office. Although I have never before been a can

a 87 a 76$ a 77 a 74h a 6m

25 a 2U a 18

13 00 a 006 50 a 6 50

65 a 7075 a 80

8 a 95 a 6J

IS a 1330 a 3126 a 2830 a 33

G 00 a 6 505 50 a 6 00

70 a 87$4 75 a 5 50

7 a 76 a 7

1 00 a 1 OS

Satt 2000 sacks Liverpool coarse, receive du-ring the week, have been taken from on board, at$1 per sack.

Hasertine, Daviddidate for any office within the gift of my fellow-- jn , . I r v

citizens of Wavne. still I flatter mvslf that mv- - "N'sdale, ii i-- Jur.e 4.NEW YORK MARKET

Turpentine, Wilmington, soft, $

self and my character are tolerably well known to! Hewet, Wmj most of the people of the county. My political j Hn,,d. Jeremiahsentiments are known. I trust, however, that po-- j Herrcndou, Llitical prejudices will not influence you in your! Hargrave, Henry

' choice of a Sheriff, t think you will agree with' Mammons, M

IHill, Rev LbiHilhJohnPjHartsfield, WmU in ton, H L

jHaud, Dr D B W

J.Joiner, James

ieai; needles 01 an Kinus ior sewing, oarning, i a;,...,.,. Fr.oun.-Ca- nal. aaaaa

502962$37

do Newbern, 2Spirits Turpentine,Tar, 1R:ce, per cwt. 3

317575

00 lbs me in saying that the proper, and indeed the ( nly

nittino ; ozier or willow prepared ton i Favettevills: , J waste, or shoddy; weld; zinc, spelter, or teutons-- 1basket makers use ; paving i; pavtnn-stone- s Hat Northrn 1otherwise for. pergue, unmanufactured, not providedand roofing tiles and bucks ; bcucho leaves; iluox,rtirmTT P wbreccia; bronze powder ; butler ; cadmium ; 7 ,'Lakd,

Animals imported for breed ; bullion gold andcantharides jcalamine: ; caps, gloves, leggins, Western.'1 1 : jr.? l i 1.1 l

Johnson, Sarah .enquiry which you will make, in casting yourJohnson, MS --.votes, will be, is he honest, is he capable, and will Jenkins, Isabella

he dischanre the duties ot the office faithfully, hon-- 1 Jones, barah ANaval Stores We notice small sales of North

County Rosin at 55 cents, delivered; some No. IWhite Wilmington, $3,13; and Spirits T urpen-titi- e

in lots at a 30 cents, cash, and 30 a 31, 4estly. and without regard to persons.

Oliver: cauinera 01 cuius, meuais, auu omcr cmiec- -.7 LiiME, 1 homastown,:10ns of antiquities : coitee and tea, when lmoor- -, ,. - . 4 r , ., liCMBES Steam mill .Should I he. so fortunate as to receive a maiori

Jackson, James HJordan. Rev J TJohnson JonathanJeregan, K.Jones, J WJones, Roland T

River, Flooring boards. most part from the wharf. Some small. Iota of tv of the suffrages of the people of Wayne, I so- -96

00001 do. tnnly pledge myself that in all that appertains, to

leu direct trom me piace 01 uieir growiu or pro-- :ductiun, in American vessels, or in foreign vesselsentitled by reciprocal treaties to be exempt from Jdiscriminating duties, tonnage, and other charges;

W1UC,o .I:ocauuing.'!'! 3 50

mits, socks, stockings, wove shirts and dnw-crs- ,md'e on frames, composed wholly of

cotton, vorn by men, women, and children;cassia buds; castor oil; caslorum; chocolate;chromate of lead ; chromate, brclwomate, tp,

and prussiate of potash $ cobalt ; is; coculos indicus-- ; copp-era- s or green

vitriol, or sulphate of iron; copper rods, bolts,n ils, and spikes ; copper bottoms ; plaster ofParis when ground ; quicksil ver saffron andsaffron cake; seppia siet-1- all than otherwise

1 iiiiucr,nr . v . 1 ... .u. , , :coiiee, lilt: grown, or jrouucuou u hut hisiviis i .cava V i K.oA, I

10 500 004 005 50

2514 008 500

50 00

the office of High hriffof your County, I shallact with strict impartiality, and shall eieavor, inall o'her respects, to do my dutv honestly andpromptly, so far as my abilities will aliow me.

Respectfully, W. R. HOOKS.Wayne county, June 2f, 1 84 0 41-t- e

King, W HKing. JohriKiffin, A L

Jones, HI.Jenkins, PhilipJones, Cidner BJonnett, Jesse WJordun, cftpt J P 4Jones D

Kerry, R 3Kilns. John HKimbah, F

Lynch, W G 3Love, ThomasLucas, A BLockwood, George 2Lyons 6c Brothers,Lairabec, JohnI ockby, Solomon

iil-- jl urpcuuue nave oeen received, luciuaingthat before noticed sold to arrive,) but the quanti-ty is yet too small to admit of any importanttransactions. Tar is inactive.

VJIDDIS B . L UCK SNew Lucky Lottery Office,

Basement Rooms, under the Eagle Hotel, cornerof .Main and 13th sheets Richmond, Va.

" Luck's" a " Fortune ' to realize which, I begleave to call the attention of all persons, far and

Nails,

Great ITxu'gains at Auction.fW 1HE subscriber would respectfully inform the

Lewis, SolomonIegg, James NLaurnie, John HLatham. W B ,Larkins & Cbrtje'tr,

1 retail, 132, 503, 4 00

,YelIow,TUrpt. 1 75Virgin dip, 2 00 ahard, half price.Tar, 1 10Pitch, 75Rosin No. 1 , 1 00

u 2, 603, 25

Sp. TUl-pt-;

JsL citizens 01 Wilmington and its vicinitv.near to the followr g list 01 prizes to be distributed j tuat) m consequence of an alteration which he"i

ui iuc x eiuenaiius juipinicu uuuiuio i,cuicnauuin the same manner ; coins gold, silver, and cop-per; copper ore ; copper when imported for theUnited States mint ; cotton; fell adhesive, forsheathing; garden seeds, jnd 3II other seeds, nototherwise provided for; goods, wares, and mer-chandise, the growth, produce, or manufacture ofthe Uuited States, exported to a foreign country,and brought back to the United States in the samecondition as when exported, upon which no draw-back or bounty has been allowed : Provided, thatall regulations to ascertain the identity thereof,prescribed by existing laws, or whicu may be pres-cribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, shall becomplied with; guano; household effects, old and inuse, of persons or families from foreign countries, ifused abroad by them, and net intended for any otherperson or persons or for sale; junk, old;models of in-ventions and other improvements in the arts; Pro- -

shortly and, as all prizes are in the hands of about to make in his business, he will, on Tues,.L6dge,Cape Fear, N"6 ,aday next, the 14th inst , at his 5tore on Wsiter-st.- ," Luck,:' for the Capitals address your orders to

C. B. LUCK. M.Y.:r fnr snlfi at nnlillr. aoction. n larff! Htid r, a. I

rirovided for; copper in sheets or plates,copper, and other sheets of cop-per not otherwise provided for; cubebs driedpulp; emery; ether; felspar; fig blue; fish-- , for-eign, whether fresth smoked, salted, dried, orpickled, not otherwise provided for; fish glueor isinglass ; fish sVins ; flout of sulphur ;Frankfort black ; French chalk ; fruit, greenor ripe, not otherwise provided for; fulminate?,or fulminating powders ; furs dtcsed on theskin; gamboge; glue; gunpowder; hair, curled,moss, sea-wee- d, and all other vegetable sub-stances used for beds or mattresses, ; hams;hats of wool; hat bodies, made of wool or ofwhich wool shall be a component material ofchief value; hatters plush, composed of silkand cotton, but of which cotton is the compo

Molester PhilipMurrel, SamuelKecks, TabithiMills, JohnMoore, Rey WMclves, Abner

$30,000 ! $10,000 !Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 28, to

be drawn on Saturday, July 1 1, 184G,at Wilming-ton, Delaware. 75 Nos., 15 drawn.

CAPITALS.

O'O

241 00

9080

14 0010 75

80

sortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY Moore, Sitrah EGOODS, consisting in part of a great variety of! Moore, RogerEnglish and French Prints. French and English

' Moore. W HMudins of all colors, a large stock of Hosiery, silk Menthew, Joseph Cand cotton Shawls and Handkerchiefs, cotton Patterson, J BJeans, Gambroons, Kentucky Jeans, French and May, M C 2English Cassimeres for pants, line Linen for Morning, Mshirts and linings Also a fine assortment of la- - Mclntyre, iVI

j McRae, Virgil0,000f 1 IVizeofIS 00'vided. That no article or articles shall be deemed

1 Prize of1

1

1

$2,7001,500

GOO

400, &c.

Oit, Sperm,Pkask, Ground,

Black eye,Cow,

Pouk, per bbl.Northern lYies,

Prima;fresh.

Rick,rough, bush

Salt, Turks Island, bushelLiverpool, sack, none

Soap,Suingles, country,

10,000,10COOOilO1,000 10

a model or improvement which can bo fitted foruse; oakum; oil, spermaceti, whale, and other fish,of American fisheries, and all other articles the

3 60

McRas, JamesMcNeil & CoMitchell, WMcNeil, JMcDonald, JamesMcKtithen, WmM oldesty, L

nent material of chief value; hemp seed or I'm 1 f 1 r 1seed, and raneseed oil. and all Other oils used produce ot sucn nsneries; paintings anu siatuary

dies' Bonnets of the latest style and tashion; also,: iV,or8e) -- v

a variety of Fur and Straw Hats. Together with Morse, R . 2a variety of articles in the same line, which he Moore, Mary Cdeems it unnecessary to enumeialc. Maker. Loring

The sale will be made without reserve, as he is McLean. Rentyanxious to go to New York to lay in his Winter McLoud, Juiius 2, orsnnnlv of Goods for tho wholesale Grocerv busi-- 1 Morse, L o

Tickets S10, halves 5. quarters 2 50.A certificate of Wholes costs $92 50A certificate of Halves costs 46 25A certificate of Quarters costs 23 12

" production ot American artists residing abroad,in painting Indian corn and corn meal ( ipe- - aJ aiI other pamtiugs and statuary: Provided.cacuanha; iridium; iris or orris root; ivory orbone black; jalap; juniper berries; lac sulphur; j

1 be hc mPorteJ 1 falth a obJefs of

lampblack; lard leather, tanned, bend or sole; personal Irv j,

N.

4515

M50003033254025

$75,000 DOLLARS !Divided into three prizes of $25,000 each.

Lowest 3 No. Prize $500.

yorthan, E FNelson, John

Norming, Mr .Nolan, Georgaf

leather, of all kmd; lead, 111 pigs, bars, 'upper .V .r ? '., United States dying abroad; plaster of Pans, un- -ness.

Terms made known on day of sale.CHAS. MARECHAL

Wilmington, July 10ih, 1846.or sheets; leaden pipes; leaden shot leeches;

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P.Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 30, to jPrcton, B BPeirce, AshmanPotter, J P 2FBANKUN HOUSE.

contract,ISpituts, Northern Rum,

Gin,Whiskey,Apple Brandy,

Steel,Staves, W. O.bbl. rough,

dressed,R. 6. Hhd. rough,

dressed,Sugar, West Iiidia,

New Orleans

be drawn on Saturday, July 25, 1846, at Wil-mington, Delaware. 78 Nos., 12 drawn.

GRAND CAPIT ALS.1 Prize of $25,000; 2 Prizes of $2,0001 - 25,000 2 " 1,750

THE sabscriber most respectfully Patterson, J Crifnrms hid fiipm and thfi nnblSeSAtln . .r..'

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ground; platina, unmanufactured; sheathing cop-per, but 110 copper to be considered such, and ad-mitted free, except in sheet? forty-eie;h- t inches longand fourteen inches wide, andv. eighing from four-teen to thirlyfour ounces the square foot; sheath-ing metal; specimens of natural history, mineralo?y. or b tany; trees, shrubs, buibs, plants, androots, and otherwise provided for; wearing app'a-r- e

in actual use, and other personal effects notmerchandise, professional books implements, in-struments, and tools of trad, Occupation, or em- -

linens of all kinds; liquorice paste, juice, orrool; litharge; malt; manganese; manufacturesof flax, not otherwise provided for; rhanuf.ie-'ture- s

of hemp, not otherwise provided for;'marine coral, unmanuf.ictured;medicinal drugs,froots, and leaves, in a crude state, not other-wise provided for; metils, unmanufactured,not otherwise provided for; mineral and bitu-minous substances, in a crude state, not oth-erwise provided for; musical instruments of

: r reters, j nomaslarge, that he has taken lhe above com- -' p Alexander

Pasce, JohnParker, JoelParis, MargaretPrice, Joseph WPickett, FPickett, E JPickett, N IPickeit, J 8Pahasiby AlonxoPeford, J B

25,000' 20 " 1,500 lliuuiou uuj iiu, nv.u niu itaii ivua i Pratt, Parinsttii

1,250 Depot, and near the Commission ?tore of .Messrs.! perrv1,000 j G. P. & R. H. Grant, which he has thoroughly

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500loifTallOw,all kinds, and strings for musical instruments payment, of persons arriving in the United States: m 1 r

fu.nihed, in the best of style, for the acccmmoda-- l pi frtion of transient and regular Boarders. Every at- - powej 'jjtention will be paid in order to give satisfaction tothese who may be kind enough to patronize him. Rogon Charles

ii.not he eon- - Iobacco, lear,ot whip gut or catgut, and all other strings 01 j providedt That this exemption shal&c. &c. &c.

Tickets $12; halves 6; quarters 3. A package of 25 Wholes costs $276; warranted todraw $122 40; risk S153 60 shares in

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V AH1TISII.the same materia : nitrate oJ lead ; oals and Ktnied to include machinery or other articles 1m Roberts, IsasoRobeson, Peter:oat meal; oils, neatsfoot and other animal oil. ills DAft is iurnisi.ru wiiu me uesi ui jji4uors, j JJobhins Wmported for use in any manufacturing establishment "

and strict order observed.or for sale. Kobbins, J 845Malaga, Rutland, N HReese, barah Jmoderate. KlUH'D HKUTlifcKS. Radcliit, Timothy

epermaceti, whale, and other fish oil, the pro-duce of foreign fisheries; opium; oranges, lem-00- 9,

and limss; orange and lemon peel; patentITtfird'a n t t.ai into A rr rr rvrnnni in , nfll n t 1

Kdse: J MBANK R. ATKrs OF EXCHANGE, WilminotorMorning tr.There is a freshness S. ......iuvivuki. UUllltiT) J 1 J J I ff 1 VVJ IIU I SB Wll j . I t Bank checks on Philadelphia, 1 pr. ct. prem Lime, X-ii-n. Sawyer, Jameserwise provided for; paper hangings and pa- - anda purity in the morning, wnicn, 10 tne 1 4a ii TTisf V nrh- - Seilars, EHiahethSeilars, Samuel Liper tor screens or hreboards ; pearl or hulled physical anil moral state 01 uiau, is vigui u t) M CASKS momently expected per Strickland, JaneBcstoh,

11 . .... ." .. ' . . . Stow, Lonloarlev ; periodicals and other works in the (i ,i.!irrlit. It is se r om that Lhe sensual- - TtW schr. Julia from Boston. For sale onenpard, JofcnV (1 I 1 U ' - - Sni-lrrp'- , (Korlacby GEO. W. DAVIS.July 10. Suggs, DrSmith, Wme vain, taste its etnereai

-. .... ...T 5fJ DCrcourse of printing and republication in the U. . j(jje QrStates; pineapples; pitch; plantains-- ; plumbago; . 3 '

pork: noltassium : Prussian bine : numnkins. Iys Hiy SllCa, ' "SC ,iJ Smith, E A

"i StGeorge, Nancy! a' ii

1 spirit lurks ill the per-- 1 Utce, lo'cts. per hundred Smilt, HoeCash for Beef.. r T T I 1 ' I" . . , . , I 1 - I. Cotton, 50c per bale.Cotton goods and yams, 50 ctSi pr. bsic.Tobacco, $3 00 per hogshead.Lumber, $4 a J6 00 perm.

Schayler, RobertSandshume. JacoSheltou & MmitotfSpicer, J F

THE undersigned bes leave td notify histhat owing to the small per cen-tag- ewhich he receives on his purchases, that he

is forced to adopt the cash system or charge oneper..cent, for booking on all purchases

made at hisrv Oil 7

$26,000 ! 8,000 ! 4,000 ! 20 of 1,250 !Pokomoke River Lottery, Class 138, drawn

July 13, 1846, at Wilmington, Del.. Prises,26,000, 8,000, 4,000, 20 of 1,25078 Nos. 13drawn. Tickets $8 shares in proportion.

2 of $12,000 t $6,000!Pokomoke River Lottery, Class M 139,"

drawn Jiily 14th, at Wilmington, Del. Prizes,2 of 12,000; 5,000, 20 of 1,000, fee 78 Nos.13 drawn. Tickets $5.

$12,000! $4,000!Pokomoke River Lottery, Class "140,"

drawn at Wilmington, Del., July 15th, 1846.Prizes, 12.000, 4,000, 3,000, 2,000, &c. 75Nos. 13 drawn. Tickets $4.

SI 5,000! $5,000! &c.Pokomoke Lottery Class " 142," drawn

July 17, at Wilmington, Del. 78 Nos. 13drawn; Tickets $4 shares in proportion.

$30,000! $10,000! $5,000!Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cl iss No. 29,

drawn at Wilmington, Del., July 18th, 1846.

oenarn, AnneSmith, John BSandford, JH2Smith, Peter 2Stanoland, JohnSeilars, 5fiss SarahStephens, JosephSilvester. J F

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putty; quills; rsdchalk rhubarb,-- rrce, or paddy; turned breatn ot awakeneu creation, whichroll brimstone; Roman cement; rye and s undoubtedly gifted with supernaturalrye flour ; saddlery, common, tinned, or Those who would livenSng aridjapanned; sago ; sal soda, and all carbonates ' KaJLee good days, must habitually ear--of soda, by whatever names designated, nototherwise provided for; salts, epsom, glaiiber, ly risers. The loss of the morning hoursrocheUe, and all other salts and preparations is never retrieved.of salts, not otherwise provided for ; sarsapa-- irilla; shaddocks-- , sheathing paper; skins, tan- - 7,T ?ned and dressed, of all kinds : skins of all aerk Nonplussed.' Sir, said a

Naval Stores, Scarbeco, JTo Philadelphia. Spirits 50cStepherjs, JStacy, RJuly 10, 1846.

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i 1 lu:.L IV' i v25 a fJOc. Lumber $5.

Cotton gddds and yarns, to Philadelphia, 6 ctsper cubic fool.

To BatiimrtSw 50(J- - Naval StoresLind ftlhprwisn cnnlli in flrv ornnrls SO 33c. Lumber $4.t ivrnvirtiftr r . i. vvnmnn In a a a (true, NathaftTucker, Romeocils ; smalls i spermaceti candles and taners: tnrp. T want s. vnrda nf hltifi fixing fnr Cotton, $1 25, Yarns 6c. per cubic loot.

To Boston. Sprite 50c. Naval Stores, 35e. fhurston, Wm CThomas, R

iTaylor, E JTiUy, Lucyjgggftg Signs?

PORT OF WILBlIBiGTOlM. Sitspirits of turpentine; sponges; spunk ; squills; bonnetstarch; stearine capdles and tapeis; stereotypeplate; still bottoms; sulphate of barytes, Fhe yonn& man cut off lhe desred!crude or refined; sulphate of quinine; tallow fength and handed it to her.low candles tapioca; tar; thread laces and in- - Why, young man, I axed for blue, and !sertings; type metal ; types, new or old ; Va-- (lxs s uaBar 1nilla beans verdigris; velvet, in the piece, j , n,,, , t. ,

V.Prizes, 30,000, 10,000, 5,000, 4,208, 4 of I,Usher, William500, 4 of 1,000, &c. 66 Nos. 12 draVn. Tick- -ARRIVED.

July 1 brig St Marks, Anderson, Charleston, ets TJ shares In proportion.

otice, puma, iitiu.1 1.

I SHALL leave for the North some time in Tompkins, NJuly, and will be absent until October ; all who ! Thiers, J Howe me will please call and settle by the 10th, Tucker, Heeryotherwise I shall call upon them through an attor- - Thally, Davidney or constable, and no mistake. Those to "j'aySofi W Awhom I am indebted will pf course hand in their i Tucomb, Georgebi Is. GEO. W. DAVIS, j

July 3, 1S46. London's Wharf. 'Virgil, A Ai Varnhain, Rowland

ALL iersor8 indebted to me are urgently re- -jto come forward and adjust their ac-- ! Wate, capt Johncounts without further notice. AI! to whom i am j Wood, Nohumsindepted are requested to band in their claims by Wooten, Shadreck 2the 15th July, at which lime I expect to leave for Woodswofth, Wthe North. Willetts, P P 2

V. R. PEIRSON will attend to the business da-- : Winbard. Rebecca 2ring my absence. Every thing done by him will Walker, J C 2be considered as done myseif. The balance of ' Winlev, Allenthe stock of goods will be so d at cost j Waddle, Mary H

July 3, 1846 H. S. KELLY. Wallace, Ann

W.COniDOSed xvhMltr nf nnUnn z vpfvPt. in the " " " ,clunleu LUC vw ",ah " "w i tn Rarrv & Brvant. X cinua I'lmiitj uy tiiu- iag iim any ui tucabove can deduct the price of three tickets. I Watson, John

Wade, W Apiece, composed of cotton and silk, but of quensiconce just suppose lis blue, and it; 6 sloop Gieaner. Rabiin, ShaMIottee, to G VVwhich enltnn a tU-- I nf will dn ItlSt AS Wall 1 Tloilc have every day lotteries from 1 to 20 dollars, and Wilson, Emelinehif valnfli vArm.u;..- - . A to.; om . .j. 7hrir Forest. Varina, Newburyport. Mass, i when a remittance is made to me, large or small, ixr:u:una ilia, j i.rin --iiJw;;:',rr"r. r --V.. "5 w "an 8aiQ HUU,lVS'Carr" to k,l & Gammell. I will always invest in the most popular Lotteriesing the ribbon with her; she made far the l t . Mr r Vr.ni.lc TVcif VnrV in It W nn hand. I he drawinsrs sent, when Mnnesten fn LO Jit I ,t . t

Wood, Johnries; wheat and wheat flour; white and redlead ; zinc : window glass, hrnad crown, or; scur jn vv xjif "w a "j Ttrnwn all who order from me. The cash for all Capitalsdoor

Wilsoh, JuliaStop cried the philosophic youth, l 9 schr A Thorn, Sandford, New York, to can be had, as usual, at eight. On all letters eh- -cylinder, woollen listings; yarns. Williams,Hollar ' E J Lutterloh. K,us,u ; w" rrZ "T 1 6C "tea no1Want a . r Tjr J ... t.. !Kor.a.H ThA Urttts n thA ahnva T Mi..; Ward, J A

Wilkin,iionnenei, jsrewer, .c" wwiwu, iu jvus- -, I"-'-"--- v, uuvvewu--s ic

i Do yer !' returned the maiden, ' that's J Gammell. i received, and all orders addressed to LUCK meet Wa ker.Henrv Williams,ono qUensiCOHce just spose you re paid, gleareo. Um most prompt and confidential attention.SCHEDULE E.

Arsenic; bark, Peruvian; bark, Quilla; Bra-zil paste; brimstone, crude in bulk; cork treebark, unmanufactured; codilla, or tow of hempor flax; diamonds, glazier's, set or not set;dragon's blood ; flax, unmanufactured ; goldand silver leaf; mineral kermcs ; silk, raw,

White, JainW ood, John DWilliams, Georgeand that'll do as well t'

FOR SALE.BUSHELS Black Eye Pease,BAA 150 do Rice Douse.

July 2 schr Laura, UhadwicR, onanotte, by! rciauu uum iuc cuumry visiuug me cuy,GW Davis. i should bear in mind that all prices are in theShe then made a curtsy and walked off W. C. BBTTENCchr E 8 Powell, Powell, New York, by G W bauds or uu,mDans. July 10 1 C. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va by BARRY & BRYANT. July 3, 1846with her prize