GpozsRrows CoLLEes, d. c. Dec q. ls4A.
Error Correctsd-No Dutl-A Laughabie


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JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, ESQ


Ia looking over your paper OF the 25:h, noticed
an error which your Washington correspondent
has committed; in correcting which, yoc would
not only obge myself, and others whom II may
concern, but also pr. sent the subject in lie true
light 10 your numerous readers The trior con
sisted ia the report that duel had takea place
between two stucents OF Georgetown College, -.
@, which 10 altogether false, as no such occur
resce ever took place. That rumor TO that Z heot
rculated is true, and the cause OF this ru NOR
was the following iudicrous circumstance. A.
vcnDg man, who had been inJnr. q by The explosion
.of some chemical apparatus, was returning home
with friend, he as noticed by some one on the
rnad and being recognised MS student OF ihe
College OF Georgetown, and having with HIM
mahogany flute case, which was thought To be q
box OF duellng pistols, the stranger conclueed that
alteration had taken place, and that the W ound
he had received was the rfitct ot the dnel. This
is the only way It can be accounted Tor, as 10
duel ever took place


A STUDENT OF GeoRGrTowN CoILKoK. .


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STRAIN MILLs AND TUsPsNTIEE DIsTILLRRIIs IN
WILMINGTON, N C.-Few peIsoBs abroad ap-
rehend are awa. oil the .xtent oi the
Operations OF Wilmington in the way of Lumber and
Spirits OF Turpentme-t~o very important ARTICLES Of
hem as well fr the benefit Of the town as or ,he nior
ion Of those elsewhere who interested in its trade
Tn re seven steam saw mills here. and the iourds
on il lsd and materials collected for the erection OF The
eighth The seven are. the Cowan Mil, the Clinton.
the RI onx, the Harrison Mil No S. the Point Peter,





other These mills have two gsnps OF saws ebch
all OF them together lao 600 feet ot timber
daily, and turn l05 900 feet of lumber daily -
The number OF Turpep,ine D'tileres Is nine namely.
one owned by william o fseys running two stills
two owned BY Henry Nu,t, running seven stills
owned by FiaDner, running FIVE stills ore
owned by Hall Armstrong, running three stills
one owned by A. II Van Brokslen, Junior run
ring four still; one owned by 0ilrs 4 Bradley.
tunnirg TOUR stills one owned by Hall 4 Flsnner,
renng three stills. Total thirty stills Ths ssia
hshments upon an average robsbiy eight iundrsd
barrels Of iu penne daily, and mr. ikousa,d
gallons oi spirits OF tuIpsn,ine daily lyHiimngsnkN c..
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