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WILMINGTON, WHOLESALE PllICEy IX 7 he Mexican Navj.The Vera Sijlo Dtex Neeve of the ulL furnishes a list of the fery formidable force composing Nsy it Vert Cruz. it is a follows: Steamer Gaodaloupe, 778 ton; twt-C8 poun-den amidships, two 12 pounders for carronade, tnd one ffioYiaTr. Steamer Monleiuraa. 1130 tons) on 68 ponru TEMPERANCE NOTICES. The ashis'-toi TsiritAxcs Socikts holds its meetings erjtKIDAY NIGHT in th MASONIC HALL, at 8 o'clock in sumoier, and 7 o'clock, in winter.

The WanwoTos Tbtax SociiTf holds its meeting in ths MASONIC HALL MONDAY EVENINGS at the tarns hours. The AcxitiAST -Washinotow Sociht holds ito meetingt in the School Bout at PeUtrtvUlt Vfrj 8UN.PAY AFTERN005 11 'clock. September Sd, 1845. LANDING. Frcm schr.

L. P. Smith, CTUOUR, Canal, Ms. and halve, 'Sugar, SL croii and prim, i Laguir Coffee, Park.Xt York Prime, Wrapping Paper extit quality, Leaf Sugar Woolsey'a best, 6 bis. Crxuhed Sugar, Shot, Jul I assortment, Dupont't Gun Powder, Amirell me.

Soap, NO. 1, and Pal. Lice LjTtest I commenced in some parts of the district, says the Winy ah Observer of the 20th and will be general in the course of (he ensuing week. All our fears as to a short crop will be fully realized; and we put it down now, as certain, that the crop of this neighborhood will be short at least 10,000 tierces. 7 his has been the most inauspicious year for the rice crop in the rteolleettoa ef-sur oldest flantcrsrwing altogether to the salt water, which owing to the genera drought of the last summer, ascended our rivers where heretofore it was not known.

-The pot a toe crop is as gooiLasjuual and so is the crop high up the Pee DeeWaccamaw and Black rivers. The corn crop is short of an average one. First large cargo of flew Cotton-Thn N. O. Bee says; The Meaner Clinton, Capt.

Baird, arrived yesterday trora Bayou Sara, having on aaticnt. is CTTO, ft. Ca, sll. CoasMaal ftaskel. Fiv bbL Berrts, Ik.

Baitwsx, Ik. FssTsaat, I. Ik-Tauw, 1. i 69 14 13 If Pxita Ground, Black y. Cw, Wits Bsaas, Titf loaf, Sitt Tsrktlsliml, Llvtrpoof, Ltwt, Thorn tsloW, Or HpTTrt Hit, Novlbrn, -SrraiTt sutkel.

do. do. do. Ik. kushei.

rack. bbl. A5t. ,.15 1 70 0 -79 1 00 a I 11 34 Mi I St I I lit SO 90 30 33 Is i 30 at St 93 Northfrn Sum, Do. Old, Do.

Whiskey, Brandy, 8cit W. Croii, Nevi Orleans, Corns, Motistat, tuba. Dftto Nw Orleans, MackensLXa.1, d. do. d.

lb." do. gall. do. bbl. purchaser ea ton to sbt arnVJrt, MSMry, cent ptr barrel.

On lamter 90. An TiaibeT SO MBir m.khxu yvw HI BUUIIMni SBf MMlaf. an, Vrilralrtrton lrlarket-8pt. IX TnrpentJns Jrtt advancedand th demand I fully Ssv Uihed, 1 tr is scarce, and last aal a quoted above, at lit ad vance. AM the River lumber In market, was sold st ur aduts Hons.

Th quantity of timber arriving small, and taksa it arrive tt quotation. All lb nee in market was taken on speculation st ft small advanc on our -t A small cargo of corn afloat, is held at 66 d. IUtks or yssioHf hckci ToNtw Yokx. Turpentine, 39 40 et. per barrel.

Spirits Turprntin SO 60 ctt. per ban. Rice, 12) ets. per hundred, A Cotton, 1,25 Per bale, Cotton gootla tad yarn, 50 eU per bals, Flaxseed, 7S el, per cask. Lumber, 6,50 a ,00 per M.

a Rates or Exchanoc WumimstoR. Bank check on Philadelphia, pt. cL press. NwYork, 4 Boston, vta rnvate bills on T. tnd tfoslon, fight, ar.

60 days 1 I fr tt sts "4 Bait, and Tbils. tight, par. FAYET1EV1LLE MARKET Sept. L-Bot'littl produce offering. uotJc salestf bsst cotton at 61 cts, Floor ft, nd 5,25.

Baron 8 cts. Whiskey 40 cU. Wheat 80 ett. CtdTek ind togaf has materially advanced in rfew York. Cottotl rtmain stationary, awaiting advice from Ertgtirld and frost ths) South.

orth Carolina cotton brings froan 7 7 J. North NEW YORK ffiKET8eptlj. Turpentine, Wilmington, Soft, ttf do North Counties ,7 do Newtern, flj Tar, Rice, per 100 Ibt. Naval Store The advice from Liverpool snsipnflf unfavorable for Turpentine, and no transactions hav taken place sine their receipt Ws hav enry to swUes 1 li- I i tales or pints uipvntim, ui mm, lonner nun. aiTiciis.

cu. NiviiBToais Tarpentia, toft, No. bU. ITiUo, virgin dip, do. Ditto.

hud, do. 9yuh Tarpentina, gall. Tar, bL Pitch, do. Jlotin, No. do.

Do. V. Do. d. Varnish, gall.

8tssm Milt. Lea it i W.boids,plaokAtcnt!iag,. Flooring board, t-do. Bill Lumbw extra priet. Ritib Lcatsaa Flooring boards, Wid.

do. do. Scantling, do. Timber, rivtr rafts, do. 8tvis W.

O. Hhd. rough, sin. do. dratted, do.

R. O. Hhd. rough. -d.

Do. do. drtsted, do. 8its Common, do. Contract; do.

Rica, 100 lbs. RoBgh rice, tothtl. Bseow. Ham, lb. do.

8hoidrs, --d9t; A'rfe Certain additional charge art always srad to Turptvitine and Tar, fr landinr. iiWctwn, Ac aboot r- miHA wi llv luu I mw. cenUpertiwceorthtetsik sndintpe'ctKtii. LIFE LVSURAIVCtJi '4 IS HE subtenbtr having been appointed Agent for th 61 Aeio Fort Life Jmurance and Trutt Company; it prepartd to receive applications and to eommuniett alt necessary information on th subject to tuch as nay apply. W.

C. I.ORD. October 18, 1844. 283-tf. Fire Itlsurance.

f- TllR tnhacrihiH't havioo haen annointed IT ii ii ii Agents for th Williimtoargh, New York, Insurance Company, are prepared to take risks on Buildings in ths Country, at the lowest rat of premium. sis' A. vll tan ft, .11, 1 O. aiCVAUEiD. November 20th, 1844.

989-ly. Marine, Inland Navigation, and Fire INSURANCE. THE subscriber at agent for th Croton (mutual) Insurance Compsny, of New York, it prepared to take Marine risks at New York and Charleston rates, and Fire risks at the current rates in this place. W. C.

LORD, Agent. January 15, 1845. 298-tf. Fire Insurance! TY the JETXk INSURANCE COMPANY, of I Hartford, Ct and the HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.of New York, BROWN dt DEROSSET, Agenls May 21, 1845. 314-lf.

Fire Insurance. THE. subwribar having been appointed Agent for the New York Cotiiitissbif fvscvr.s Cax- rssT, will take risk on BUILDINGS in town or coun try, and On MERCHANDIZE, at the current rate of premium. r. J.

luku. FeLruary 20th, "845. 301-ly. LIFE INSURANCE. New York Mutual Life Insurance Company, JPfXHE subscriber having been appointed Agent for th sUk; above company, is prepared to receive applications, and to communicate all necessary information on Ihesub ject to such at may apply.

JUHN S. KICHAKUN. June 24th. 1845. 310-tf.

fMHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-J NY, OF NEW YORrLThia Institution, during the month of June, issued ninety new Policies, viz: To Merchants and Traders To Clerks To Agenls To Brokers To Manufacturers To Booksellers and Publishers To Iron Master To Dentist To Teacliei" To Grdcers To Clergymen 7 To Ptiysieisns 3 To Lawyers 4 To Mechanics 8 To Artists 2 Td Supercargo I To fresd't of a Bank I To Cash'r of a Bank 1 To Oentlenien 2 Tr) Ladies 6 31 10 4 3 '2 .2 1 1 1 2 Lives Insured 90 Condition of this Office on the 1st of February, and at (his date. Date, 'fir. RecU-LossdEtp. AVt.Irt. Jnndary 31st 1086 1 124,687 $27,414 $07,272 June 30th 1513 191,997 38,315 153,502 lii7 M-J20 110,901 56,313 M.

ROBINSON, PresWe-nt. Samuei, IIannav, Sec'y. i The undersigned agent for the above Company in this tdwn will receive and transmit applications. JOHN S. RICHARDS.

July 16ih, 1845. 322-lf. POUDRETTE OF the best quality, may be had of the NE VV YORK POUDRETTE tympany 23 Chamber street New York, at th ralo of $5 for three barrels, or per barrel-for ten barrels aad over, delivered on board of vessel. -svj This company does not claim to bav mad" any rteent "imDortant irrtprovemenu" in their mode of preparation, throbgh the Sid of pretending quack, yei they do claim to keep pace, in their mod of preparation, with the' hn. pTovemenU or the day whether resulting from toe discoveries of science, or from practical experiment mad by close observer: and they giv facts from reiiabl tooro et to sustain its character.

(ry Orders by Mail, enclosing the cash, wifl a carefully attended to aa if given pertonallv to D. k. MlWdR, 'ft S3 Chamber street, Y. POUDRETTE may be obtained from the Editor of the Chronicle on the terms named above, addinsr the cost of freight to Wilmlnfton. March 26ib.

1845. SOWC cm momently expecting per schr Mogul from jgi) Jy Njjsf either to arrive, or on arrival at fair roar kct value. W. DAVIS, August 13, 1846. 326-lt.) London' wharf.

CLOTHING. 3 CASES Plantation Clothing, 3 ondr Fall 'nothing. A small assortment of 8ummer Clolhinf, 3 case gentlenxn 's sewed 2t pair ladie Clippers, 1 bale Brown Cotton. For sale by WILLIAM CObKE. Ag't.

Aug, 11th, 1845,. 328-tf. the 10 a Oer miusrrtptrtW9 3 poanaers lor carronaae ad one mortar. Brt'j Mexicano, one 12 pounder amidships, and fourteen 18 pound earronades. Brig Tencruzano Libre, one 32 pounder amidships, si 18 pound earronades Brig KempoaJieea; 12 pound earronades.

Schooner Aguila; one 32 pounder amidships, n4 'eight earronades. Schooner Libertad; one 12 pounder amidships, Vafftopsail schooner Moreloss; one 12 poun-fler amid hips. Five gunboats, each carrying a 24 pounder amidships. After giving the tBore list, the Siglo Diez Nuevt llius expatiates on their condition: "t'flie greater part of these vessels, except the two' steamers, and the three new gun boats, are 'in a very bad state and requite great repairs so as to make them last some time longer. AH of them without one exception, are in want of men, of rigging, and other Indispensable necessaries to fit them out for sea in order to do some service.

New YorY Express of Saturday afternoon, says It will be seen by reference to the manifest of the jacket ships arnvng here, that the imporla tions ire large, and such as will essentially increase ihe revenue. The exchanges on Europe keep to the specie point Shipments of specie, to England have recently been made to-sonie extent, the exportation last week ainountit'ig to about two hundred and ten thousand dollars; but there is no apprehension in the money market, for Cotton will soon be going forward, against which Bills will be drawn. It is believed that the Cotton crop will be over 2,000,000 bales, if not, over and that the cry of a "short crop" has yet no reasonable foundation. The rate of Sterling French Bills has been maintained. The remittance by the Boston and New Vork steamers will be large.

The rate for Bills on London has been at 10, but at the close the Bill market was dull. On Paris there has been a atea ly demand. The increased shipments of Flour, all for Briv.ah account, have, had the effect to check the advance of Bills. Had it not been for these shipments, there can be no question that a considerable amount of specie would have been shipped. Thk Bank or England.

The New York Commercial says- We notice that in four weeks" preceding the sailing" of the last" steamer, the bullion in the Bank of England had fallen off upward of 800,000, equivalent to a reduction of a million of dollars a week; a fact which if it should prove to be any thing more than a temporary movement, is destined ere long materially to affect the value of money in that kingdom. The accounts by the nexi steamer mny be looked for With some interest, both in respect to the condition of their money market, and ihn prospects of the harvest, with regard to which some fears appear to be entertained. A company of traders arrived at St. Louis on the 22d ultimo, from the Rocky Mountains. They met with Col.

Kearnkv and two limidred and fifty dragoons at the Cedar IlltiflVon the Itth of June, Col. K. imemded to to lo ihe Chimney, thence to the Smith Pass, and from that point to VYllin, on Ihe Arkansas. Whilst (he traders were encamped at Ced.ir Blurts five hundred and fifiy wagons of Oregon emigrants passed them. These people had g.iiten almig very well, having lost onlv a few of their cattle by Ihe depredation of Ihe Pawnees.

77ic Great Bnlain OiUJone. The immense steamboat Oregon, recently launched at N. York, has been finished, and will shortly be placed1 on the route between New York and Providence. ller length is three hundred and forty-feet ien leet longer than ihe steam-ship Great Britain. It is said there will be a trial of speed between these two huge vessels on tiie 30th instant.

Halt. Sun. Silver Mines in North Carolina. The Report of the Washington Silver Mine of Davidson county, North Carolina, recently published, represents this mine, according to the following statistics lo be very pmlitHhlc, mtd jjoml speculation to the proprietors: From (he commencement of mining operations to 1842, a period of twenty-seven 1 months, the actual produce of silver and gold was $13,288 68; this being the nett value allowed by ihe United Slates Mint. The litharge made in obtaining the precieus jnetnls netted $5,449 1 1 making and aggregate j.roduct of 1 8 ,787 79.

The buildings, machinery, and other expenses of outlay was 929,824 8,4. The entire produce of the mine to the 1st inst. (July, we suppose,) has been $40,379 47. The argentiferous load of this mine appears to yield nuher more than 240 ounces of silver lo the ton of 000 pounds. The receipts of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions for the financial year which was terminated July 31, from all services, wore $255, 1 12.

The expenditures during the same period, together with the debt of the previous year, were $137,817, The balauce on hand, therefore, at the commencement of a new Ip-eir, was $1 17.295. The excess of the recepts of the past year over those of the preceding yetr, is owing to the unusually large amount of legacies." The income from this source in 1843-4, amounted to while in 1844-5 it has beeiv $32,437. The Coinage. The Union gives the follow ing abstract of the amount of coinage at the Mint and Branch Mints for the month of July: lit eagles, in.half eagles, in quarter eagles, $5,737 60 total in gold, In half dollars, in dollars, in dimes, in half dimes, $49,000 total in silver, $264,000. In cents, $3,343 67.

Total value of, the coinagaof the month of July last. 17. Total number of pieces of gold coined, 34,015. jTnsi number of pieces of silver, 2.472,000. Totri number of cents coined, 334,267, Total number of pieces coined, 2,840,382.

rief. The bones of birds are hoi- and 'filled vith air instead of mrro w. 'TK fl ann suu nine iw wwu lengtn, Xequal to a quarter of a mile for a man. i Capt. Stockton is not to proceed in the U.

S. frigate Congress to the Gulf of Mexico; his dee-Y'k lination is the Pacific. Vu, MADEIRA WINE. 5 QR.cajkt.orth celebrated brand of nSjniagtoa 6l Co," rtceired tram Msdeirt Via N'tw York, foraalt on consignment, at very low prices, by BROWN DEROSSET. Sept.

1st, 1845. I4MI. ICEt THE sabscriber will furnish tht atistnt of Wilmington and its vicinity with ICE, at ail timet during the day. ALSO, they cam be tuppbtd with iht best 8 EGARSat hit ttora at Ihe RalTKoad, Sf at hit ttort in Market street, below Front F. MrLUCIANI.

Sept 3d. 1843. 329-8U SUGAR. HHDS. Porto Rico 8ugr, New Orleans do.

For sal by BKOYVN Sl DEROSSET. 1st, 1845. 829-3t. 10 fept, ssllsi BOXES Colgatt'rfarnlly Soap, zmW ft do. Soda Crackert, 10 do.

Butter do. 50 kegs Nails, astotted siuel, 30 boxes Sperm Candltt, 30 brls. Apple Brandy- 1-bAILY EXPECTED. A lot fancy Furniture. AVply at No.

5 and 7 Girard Row, to ROBT. O. RANKIN. Sept. 3d, 1845.

329-4t. HERRING. Rafk BRLS. Roanoke Whole Herring. Just received at No't.

and 7 Girard Row. September 3d, 1845. 329-4 1. KEGS Nails, assorted sixet. For sale by J.

8. SHDt.2d. 1845. Water street." TO RENT. rpHES'toret inGirard Row, Thre Dwelling House.

1 Apply to R. G.RANKIN, Sept 3d, 1845. 329-4t. Girard Row. gf BRLS.

and haf brls. Canal FLOUR, IMM I 60 Philadelphia do. a i i sine if tsikr rvn-W? U) Regfl ana nan Kegs uuonni duu For sale by BROWN DEROSSET. Sept. 1st, 1845.

329-3t. A i BRLS. 5 superfine Canal Floor, just landed 1 20 hall brls. and for sale by S. RICHARDS, Sept.

2d. 1845. 329-tf. Water street CORN AND FLOUR. p4i BUSHELS superior White Corn, 10 brls.

"crack" Flour, 20 Gennesse do. For sale at No's. 5 and 7 Girard Row. September 3d, 1845. 329-4t ADAMANTINE CANDLES.

FRESH supply of the above highly approved Can-diet, just received and for tale by BROWN it DEROSSET. Sept. 2d, 1845' 329-31. A RL. BRLS.

Potatoes, sound and in good order. 0 For sale by J. S. RICHARDS, Sept. 2d, 1845.

329-tf Water street. STOLEN, 171 ROM the stable of the subscriber On the night of the 25th ult, his HORSE. He it a black, somewhat sunburnt; about 9 yeart old, about 14 hands high, is In pretty good order, paces fast under saddle, hat Shoes on his fore feel only. A reasonable reward will be paid for the horse, and a better one lor the thief. 11.

BROCKETT. August 27th, 1845. 328-tf. FOU SALE OR RENT; OUR comfortable Dwelling Houses, situated on Fourth street between Nun and Ann street, with kitchen and out houses. Possession given On 1st Oct ALSO, Ono comfortable Dwelling on Chesrrat street, between Second and Third street.

For terms apply to SANDFORD fc SMITH. August 25th, 1845. 328-ir. FOR SALE OK RE NT THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, at present occupied by tho Rev. A.J.

Battle, and possession given OR the first of October next. A A small and convenient new two story house on Second street, near the Tanyard. or terms to apply lo the ISAAC ftORTHROP, August 1845. 328-tf. TO RENT rWIHE Dwelling House on Second street now oceu-I pied by Mr.

John Gammell, Snd to Store beneath. ALSO, A Dwelling House On Market street just above Dr. Wm. A. Berry's.

Possession given 1st Oct E. F. HALL. August 27th. 1845.

328-4t. THERE WILL DE A ESTABLISHED IN IN the course of the ensuing Fall. Persona having Books lequiring id be bound, had therefore better reserve them for binding here, instead of sending them away to be done. August 27th, 1845. 328-tf.

Never give it up so, Mr. Brown." Old song. FORSALE, At No. 4 Water street, North of Market Duck. i HHDS.

Martinique Molasses, 0 34 bags Cuba CoAce, 15 bbls. Mest Pork, 20 St. Domingo do. 30 bales N. York Hay, 600 Ibt.

N. Bacon Hams. AND HOURLY EXPECTED, 3 hhds. St. Croix 8ugart.

hiir'" kbl. Genessee Flour, 1000 bushels Corn. August 87th, 1845. Journal copy. JOHN HALL, Ag't 328-tf.

Dr. A. C. Evans, OFFERS bis professional service to IH citizens of Wilminirtnn mml vilnitv. He hat just received at bit Drug Store, it Supply of and has made arrangements for regular supplies, which will be furnished by the gallon or bo tiled.

There it satisfactory evidence before the public that its virtue ire not impaired by removal to any part of th country. Invalids now have an opportunity of testing it effect without a visit to the Springs. Received alto, best Havana Scgar, and Thotnu' best chewing' Tobacco. vm. Jaly 30th, 1849.

324-tf. March. JR. W. BROWN.

330-. Sept. 9th, 1847. G. C.

Bradley, (1 HATEFUL for the favors already xtcri'ded them, would aeain respectfully call the attention of the thizeftf of, Wilmington and vicinity, to their large and general assortment of BooIm Sf Shoe, consisting in pari, of Ladies Slips, Ties, Morocco and Seal Skin Shoctees-, Cloth Tip Buskin, Bound Seam do. Cloth, Morocco and Leather Boots, a fine article of coloured and black Gailers, col'd Ties, Slips and Basking, fancy morning Slips, English Welt Tier tie. Men's fine button and tie Gaiters, Calf Boots, Shoes, Pumps and Slippers, Calf, Goat Skin and Kip Pegged Brogsns, A large assortment of Misses and Children's Bootees, Buskins and Slips. Boys Calf Sewed and Pegged Shoes. A large lot of Negro Brogsns.

ALSO. 60 pair fine Calf and Morocco Pegged Boots, 50 Calf Sewed do. G. C. would respectfully say to their old custo mers, that they flatter themselves with a continuance of their patronage, as the Mock now on nanu was manuiac-tured and selected by themselves with as much regard to durability as price.

(jj-Manufactimng and Repairing aa usual.3) September 10th, 1815. 330-tf. NEW FLOUR, superfine, per Rail Road from Peters- S1II burg, Va. Just received and for Sale ty R. W.BROWN.

Sept 10th 1845. 330-2t. ALE SORTER. A CASKS Ale 4- Porter In charts and pints prime article, For sale by BROWN Sept. 10th, 1845.

330-2t. ANTED TO HIRE, five likely boys. Apply to J. S. RICHARDS, Water st.

Sept. 10, 1845. 330-tf. Uankin sold stand. Commissary Sale at Smithville.

RANKIN MARTIN, Auct'rs. be sold at Fort Johnson, on Monday, tha 22d inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. 5 oris. Mess Pork, 3 boxes Soap, 50 brls.

superfine Canal Flour, 1 brl. Salt, 3 boxes Candles, 1 brl. Vinegar, Sc. By order of E. MONEGHAN, Serg't of Ordnance, and ag't of Com.

Sept. 8th, 1845. 380-Ht QUARTER MASTER'S SALE, AT SMITHVILLE. WILL be sold at Fort Johnson on Monday the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

2 fine Horses. By order of E. MONEGHAN, Serg't of Ordnance, and ag't of Qr. Master. Journal copv.

RANKIN aRTIN, Anctr's. Sept. 8th, 1815. 330-2t. JUST RECEIVED, Per schr.

L. P. Smith. Ok HHDS. prime Porto Rico Sugar.

5 boxes Hydraulic Pressed Candles, 6s, do. do. do. do. 8s, do do Sperm, 6s, Imitation Sperm 6s, do Ground Pepper, 1st quality, do Pimento, 5 kegs Ginger, do Mustard, 10 kegs Lard, 20 half brls.

superfine Flour, 12 boxes Cheese, 5 brls. Whiskey, 3 brls. Cider Brandy, 2 do Rose Gin, 2 do Holland Gin. ALSO IN STORE. 20 bags prime Rio Coffee, 10,000 Segars, 40 boxes Chewing Tobacco, 50 kegs Nails, assorted, Soap, Candles, ice.

For sals low, for cash or approwd paper, by J. S. RICHARDS, Water st. Sept. 10, 1845.

Rankin's old stand. 1) YSPEPSIA CURED BY ALLEN'S VEGETA- offered to the public by the proprietor; after a trial of seven years in his practice, the result of which hat fully proved that it will cure the DYSPEPSIA in it worst forms. A number of cases have been curtd of from five to twelve years standing, certificates of which may be teen at the office, and which will be published at intervals, that the puWi6 may read and judge for themselves. Hero is one which everyDyspeptic person is ihvited to read; it is from the lady of a respectable merchant of this city. Philadelphia, April 3d, 1844.

Da. Gkohbk W. Allew. Sin It is with pleasure tha I can inform you of the perfect cure that your Dyspeptic medicine hat made on me; it it now more than twelve years since I began to be afflicted with trial most distressing disease Dyspepsia, at that time, hty husband, Samuel Tolman, and myself, were living in Stoughton, Mass. For several yeart I was under the care of one of our most skillful and eminent physicians, Dr.

Wales, who did all he could to relieve me, but all to no purpose. Tor a number of yeart I wat in a most debilitated state, and part of the time scarcely able to get about the house, and many timet when 1 went up stairs I would be so faiat and weak that I would be corn- rilled to tit or lie down, from pure weakness. In 1437 came to this city with my husband, in moat miserable health, and nothing I could eat of any description, would remain on my stomach hut gruel, every thing else would cause me distressed feelings and would come up in a short time. In June, the tame year, I heard, of your valuable medicine, and procured it; the first bottle gave me and the second cured me entirely. So from that time up to the present dayAhave remained entirely free from that distressing complaint and can eat any kind of food, and it perfectly agrees with me.

If you think proper you can make use of this, and show it to thos afflicted in the same manner. Whoever reads thifay deptned upon the statements being perfectly correct A MRS. CHARLOTTE TOLMAN. No. 27 Branch street, This medicine can be had only at No, 28 South SIXTH Street four doors above Chesnut, Shaktpeare Building.

Also, for sale in Wilmington, N. by Wm, SHAW. Agent. Sept. 10th, 1845.

830-tf. TO RENT. THE Dwelling Hout and two Store eorner of Front and Dock street occupied recently, by Mr. D.Thally. Possession given on th first day of neit October.

JAMES F. McREE. August 20th, 1848. 327-tf. Rice Th advice ey the steamsr from eogland, wita thoM from the South caused an animated demand ester.

1 day moTning, since Which, Khout 1000 tet, have changed bands from ii forCrhrrron, Holdm have since advanced their pne4 Uj 25 eeouper JO board 444 bales of new cotton- Still another ani larger cargo steamer Concordia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg, arrived last evening, ith 613 bales of the new crop cotton. The North Carolina second No. of thrs Periodical has been placed upon our table, anrj its Editor says "we now begin oar regular Indefinite series." Sufficient encourage ment has not yet been extended to this enterprise to en'juri the projector from loss, yet it is greatly to by hrped that such substantial aid will imme. diately be given, as not only to secure the Proprietor, but aflbid him ample reward for his effort to advance the interests of this hitherto neglected class of citizens. The present No.J contains a considerable variety of information useful to the Farmer and Horticulturist, and is worthy of being liberally patronized.

No farmer should be without a copy of it. Itis pnblished" (monthly) in this City, by Thos. J. Lemat, Esq. at the low priceKof $1, if paid within 60 days from the day of subscription.

Raletgh Register. A new process of Tanning leather is said to have been discovered bylVlessrs. Darrow of Dayton, by which a side of sole leather is taken in its raw slate and thoroughly finished for the manufacturer in 72 hours, and a side of upper leather in about 16 hours4. Messrs. are practical tanners.

A Correspondent of the N. Y. Mirror, in pro testing against the rumored destruction of St. Paul's, wriles-'lt was in St. Paul's church that Washington and his officers and soldierk first heard the words Of thanksgiving to God, Vter they entered the Citv at the Evacuation by the enemw November 25.

1783. It was in SK Paul's Church that the "good, great on the day of his inauguration as the first President of the United States'," April 30th, 1789, attended, public Worship. The bones of Montgomery lie beneath its portal, and in the church yard, overhung by aged trees, "mossy with time," rest the bones of many patriots of the revolution, and tho remains of New Yorkers beloved in their day and Heartache. Famine is eausing terrible distress in Hungary. In Perth, children have been sold by their parsnis for small sums.

The entreaties and tears of the little ones were vainly addressed ro ears made callous by distress or perhaps by the feeling that tliey might suffer less any where else than at home. But they have not always even ascertained the name of the buyer. One child clung to his father's feet promising never again to ask for bread if he might but slay at home. His pleadings were in vain; he was sent with the stranger. The Philadelphia papers state that Com.

1 1 i ot has suffered a relapse, and now lies dangerously ill. MARRIED. In this on the 8th ly the Rev. br. Drane, Ex-Gov.

Ellwand B. Dudley, to Mrs. "Jan Cawan. At U'rightovtlle found, on the 4th, Mr. William Con-noway, to Mia Imvmia Flannegarr.

The parties forthwith adjourned to the Banks to pans the honey, moon and eiij't' the ftahina season DIED. In this trtwii, 6n Wednesday evening, the 3d inst, Jnk, daughter of Mr. James A. aged 2 years anil 5 days. MARINE LIST.

I'ort of Wilmington. ARRIVED. Sept ft. Brig Kimball, Paul, Savannah, to Russell Gammell. 6.

Schr. Frances, Soule, Aew York, to Brown De-'Ilossct. 7. Schr. Marion, Morse, Waccaniaw, turpentine, to G.W.

Davis- 8. Schr. L. P. Smith, Lee, Now York, to R.

W. Brown. Schr. Saruh Ann, Gore, Shullotte, turpentine, to G. W.

Davis, Schr. Patton, Payne, Middlcton, cot to W. Cooke. 9. Brig Cecilia, Crocker, St.

Thomas, in ballast, to Barr Bryant. On the 26th August, the U. passed brig Constitution, off Baltimore, steering South, in sail. CLEARED. Sept i.

Br. Brig Albion, James, Jamaica, by E. Di ck-inson. Brig Gardner H. Wright, RoutonJamaica, by Brown (V DcRosset.

6. Brig Leonora, Collins, Jamacia, by John Hall. Brig Prince fle joinvillc, Taylor, Newport, R. by E. Dickinson; Brig Genius, Philadelphia, by O.

D. Ellis Co. Schr. Mogul, Moore, Boston, by G. W.

Davis. 9. Schr. A. F.

Thorn, Porter. New York, by C. t). Ellis Co. Schr.

North Carolina, Miller, Philadelphia, by G. Davis. Schr. Sarah Ann, Gore, Shallotte, by G. W.Davis.

8chr. Morse, Newborn, by G. W. Davis. 10.

Brig. Kimball, Paul, Boston, by Russell Gammell. Schr. J. D.

Jones, Colo, New York, by R. W. Brown. Schr. Kegulus, Murch, New York, by R.

W. Brown. Y'1'' TO RENT. rrpiHE OFFICE and spacious STORE below Dock Tiiin at present occupied by Messrs. C.

D. Ellis Co, AND The large WHARF South of Orango street, now In the occupancv of Mm. W. Lattimer. Possession, 1st Oct next Apply 48 R.W.BROWN, Sept.

10th XS45. 330-3t MOLASSES. tHO bbds. heavy and wJl flavor1 Martinique Molasses, 17 tierces 4 hbls, do. do.

3S0 bbls. prims O. do. 100 Sugar House do. do.

30 hhds bright Cuba do. 1 For sale by BROWN DEROSSET. September 10th 330-tf. FOR SALE. BVERAL article of Hautehold Kitchen Furni- I HI IIIMMJ anticlpani) a farther rise in th market, We to fair, 490, and good Id prim, a 15.

llflARLTsfoir i if i ue rwwyw uw ww mi inni vi which 130 NIwWKflop; tot'lfa 'mki tik tins' muw a iuiiwtvb" ttwixm rwft 7: 1 2 at 7j; J3 at 7 fl at 7 7 at 7J; and 97 balet ec among which 124 tr now, and broughl price ranging I "7 1 .1 mrt L. .1 laitrr price. A few bales of whit 8ea Island sofa! at -17 tnd and upward of 40 halt stained de. went takes) at price ranging frons 8 to 19c. per Hj.

Ru market ha bees rather quiet since thJ date of oCfr prerioos puMicalioq, as pare haaeia hav taken but COO tierces; former price, howrvtr ktv beta tally sustained, and we with confidence refer to oar anotatioa for the state of the markxt The recti pU am 1229 nereta and the sale are a follows 40 tierce at 13-20; 151 tt at 3 16-I6tand 331 tierce at (4 par 100 pounds. Raufth JlicAbQQt 16C0 bushel bav been weaived tince our last and sent to mill. Grain, The receipt of Corn during tho week bav been 9000 bushels North Carolina, and 1000 bushel wbtta -Virginia Hint, which with seme 4600 bushels North Caro- lint, held over from th prtviou wek, have beeu ttktit by dealer alpsif is ranging frottoAta Me. per batbet. Some 2'iUO buaheU Maryland Oau brougbt 09c.

pet bak el. Boom and Lard. try little has been dons silber artTcle during th week. GroctriutTU receipt of the week hen Watt 1 blids. tnd 4 tierce Cuba MoUmcss, and 193 bbds.

and 3 bbls. Muscovado Bdgar coastwise, and bag Kit) -CoflVe also coastwise! With tha exesptian afSagar; th market ha been very quiet during th week. About 80 bbds. very dry Muscovados wemtaken at 71; and tots 50 hhd. alad cJuftnoett nrir lanmnw Ami Itl f.

to 7ctb bulk of which, sy I8U hhd. wsr seld at T. til month. The receipts of Caba Molts noticed abovo wat told yesterday tt 35 Je. ft galles.

C.1RRI.1GES. Market Sltttti about 300 yardt abovt the l. -nCOPAt CIITKCH arjpIHS subscriber hat on band alarg and general as A sortmeut of of bit own i awnufce-turtswCiicb ba oflers' for tale cm Lh vawl ressoaabl Among wbb may bafeaad, Caitiht Barouches, Charioted, Buggetw Oigs, Sulktiti, Wagons; All orders in the abov iw will thaukrutly reetived and faitbi'ully eiecuted. Repairing dona at short BoUc andinth neatest mnnr. He also has on hand and continues to manufacture Harness, of every description) Saddles Sri-t dles Trunks'," ttt.

ISAAC February 1845. aOV-tf. WESTERN BACON HHDS. Cincinriti Side, I fVB 5tt brie. Prim Park.

For sal by BROWN Sept: 1st, 1845. 359-51. ij fure, almost new, may as a ad at very reasonable prices, for cash, if applied for immediately, to the WILLIAM MARTIN, Sept 8th, 1845,.