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PUBLISHED BY FULTON PRICE.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
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Ten lines are counted as a square, and lv lines or less a
lalf-vqaar. Longer advertisement in proportion, and all
payable in advance.
Arrival wd Impart ore of the Malls at Wilmington
The mail from the North, fejr Kailroad, arrive daily about
11 A. M.
The mail from the South, by Steamer from Charleston, ar
rives daily about 8 A. M.
The mail from Fayetteville, via Warsaw, is due daily up
on the arrival of the cart.
The mail from Kavetteville, via Eliabethtown, by u1key
ii due on Tuedav. Thursday, and Saturdays, at 9 A. M
The mail from Onslow Court-House, by ulkey, is due on
Monday's, at 5 P. M.
The mail from Black River Chapel, via Long Creek, by ml
key, ii due on Thursday!, at 5 1 . 51.
CloatngtarMall.
The mail far the North, by Railroad, cW es daily at 10
P. M.
The mail for the South, by Steamboat, close daily at 10
A. M.
.The mail for Fayetterille, Tia Warsaw, close daily at
10 P. M.
The mail for Fayetteville, ria Lliabcthtown, by sulkey
clone on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9j A. M.
The mail for Onslow Court-House, by sulkey, close on
Thursdays, at 10 P. M.
The mail for Long Creek, by sulkey, closes on Thursdays,
at 10 1 M.
MW Letter should be in the Office at least 15 minutes be
fere the time of closing the mails.
II. I.. HOLMES.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. WILMINGTON. N. C.
A Office on corner of Front and Princess streets, under
Journal office. o27, 1851 dIJwStf
JNO. rOTTS BROWN, ARMA D J. DE KOSSE T, jr., R. F. BKOW.N
BROWN & DellOSSET, Itw York,
DellOSSET BHOWS, Wilmington, IV. C,
32 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
MrllAE fc II AlUUS.
T 91 PORTERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
J. China, Glass, and Earthenware, and Fanning Imple
ments, west side front street, between Market and Dock
streets, Wilmington, N. L. -"l
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WM. M. IIAUHISS,
ENEIIAL Coiuuilsslon Merckamt & Ship Broker
Wilmington, N. C.
O. G. Parsley, Esq., )
Dudley k Huntington,
Jas. Corner & ons, lialtimore.
K. A. Soudcr fcCo., Philadelphia
1 nompson & Hunter, I v.-.Ynrk
M. M. Freeman & Co., $ ew-"rk-
Tuft Hunting, Boston. 12-ly
Wilmington, N. C.
C. D. ELLIS. H. P. RI'SSELL. J. B. RUSSELL
ELLIS, UUSSELL & CO..
"leneral Commission Merchant and Shlpllrokers,
VX Wilmington. N. C.
Refer to E. P. Hall, Esq., President Branch Bank of the
Mate, Wilmington. 4
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JOSEPH II. FLANKER,
BSERAL Commission Meithnnl,
2-ly Wilmington, N. C.
S AVAOE t ME ARES,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants,
Wilmington N. C.
Sept. 9th, 1851 2-ly
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Please tflvc m a Call.
& G. HOLMES, wholesale and retail dealers in o-
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mesne srooiin, sucn as nt-Kro nrriH-vn, iiiiih'TS, iyviuucht
Jeans, satinets, blankets, shirtings, print, spun cotton,
etc., etc.; boots and shoes, direct from the manufacturers;
all kinds of foreign and domestic wines and liquors, direct
from the importer and manufacturer. All kinds of groceries.
prorisions and ship stores, bought and will be sold low for
i. . r Air. I n: iir:i . xt
cu3ii, curuur ui v mci uiiu x iiiivcbb eirccin, iiuiuigiuii, n
Carolina. October 6, 1851.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
TkRS. FREEMAN & MALLETT having associated them
XJ selves in the HOMOEOPATHIC Practice of Medicine
and Surgery, offer their Professional service to the commu
nity. One or the other of them may be found at all times at
their office, when not professionally called on.
Calls in the country will receive prompt attention at all
flmoa m..f oo idtti
A CARD.
DR. MALLETT, in offering his professional services to
the citizens of Wilmington, would state that he has been
engaged In the practice of Medicine and Surgery for five
years, and for the last year has given his attention to Ho
moeopathy, to which practice be will conhne himself most
strictly in all its branches.
N. B. From his experience in Surgery, he feels confident
that ho can give satisfaction in the performance of all Surgi
cal Operations even the most delicate.
October 22, 1851 39-tf
REMOVAL OF LAW OFFICE.
MESSRS. McRAE & STRANGE, desire to inform the
publio that they have Removed their Office to the sec
ond story of the building, on the corner of Market and Sec
ond Streets, formerly occupied by A. A. B. Soutball, and di
rectly opposite the Carolina Hotel.
Oct. 15, 1851 3.1-tf
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have this day formed a co-partnership,
under the style of McRAE It HARRISS, and hare ta
ken the new granite front store, lately erected by Capt, G.
Potter, on Front between Market and Dock streets, where
tbey will always keep a complete wholctalt and rrtnil stock
of Crockery and Fanning Implements, to which they
invite tbe attention of merchants and others,
lieing importers, we feel confident we can sell articles in
our line on as favorable terms, and of as good quality, as ean
be purchased in the United States.
ALEX. McRAE, Jr.,
Oct.l,1851-21-tf , N. T. HARRISS.
NOTICE Extra. I have authoriied Mr. Jamks Btracn
to collect all accounts due me previous to 1st of October
instant. All persons indebted are earnestly requested to set'
tie. w ALEX. McRAE. Jr.
Oet;'14t" 1851 " m0m''t - -
SUNDRIES. Candy, Raisins, Prunes, Citron, Currants,
Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nats, Shelled Almonds, Cox
Oclitine, Yeast Powders, Saleratus, Mnstard, and every ar
ticle you want, for sale low by HOWARD It PEDEN.
PROPECTl S OF THE DULY JOl'HXAt-
Tat SutcriWr thi day commence the publication in ths
town of Wilmicgtoa, fa diljr evening paper by the abve
title. It will be iaed every day (Sundays excepted) after
the arrival ef the mails, to a te give the very latest intelli
gence from all quarters. Tb pulli.-hcr will alo avail
themselves of every additional facility within their reach for
the collection tf Btrwi. ,
Particular atteutioa will be paid to the Commercial depart
ment of the paper, and full and accurate reports given of the
stats of oar own markets, as well as of all others having any
influence apoa the trade of this place or section.
The growing importance of Wilmington, and the increas
ing wiuU of the mercantile community at large, have seemed
to rail fur and warrant the commencement of this enterprise.
North Carolina i almost, if uot quite, the only State ia the
Union in which no daily paper is puUL-hed. Califoruia, whu-h
but yesterday was a wilderness, ha a flourishing daily press,
while North Carolina ha not one within her borders.
Such should not be the case. We believe that we can fairly
appeal to the State pride, as well as to the intercut of our
fellow-citizens, to sustain us in our present effort to remove
this reproach.
It is scarcely necessary to refer to the jxditics of "The Dai
ly JorsvtL, " as it will be uuder the same editorial manage
ment with the Weekly " Wilmi.notom Joi rmal, " which pa
per will continue to be published ou the same terini a for
merly, deriving, it is to be hoed, additional interest from
the uc of the more exteuiud facilities which the publication
of a daily mu?t render necessary. Iu jxditirs it will support
the doctrines of the iVinocratic party ; yet, while firm and
decided in the assertion and maintenance of its awn opinions,
will be moderate and respectful towards those who may differ
from it.
Tkrmv Th price of " The Daily Joi-rnal " will be six
dollar Jer aunum, innirinM y in ndvanrt. The heavy out
lay attendant upon the publication of such a piix r will ren
der a strict adherence to this rule ttnjtrattvt. A tri-weckly
paper will also bo issued at four di liars per annum, should a
sufficient number of tri-weekly subscribers be obtained.
The " Daily Jh rnai. " is now before the public. Th" la
bor and outlay which its issue entails is very considerable, and
will requite a generous support to save us from heavy loss.
In starting it, we have relied upon that liberality which
has heretofore been extended to us, and have luunched our
bark, determined that it shall sink or swim upon its own
merits. FULTON & PRICE.
Wilminotox, N. C, September 8, 1851.
M3T Our cotemporaries with whom we exchange, will con
fer a favor by giving the above a few insertions.
THEY HAVE COME.
TYTE respectfully invite every body to call and see them.
V V Whether you want to buy or not, come and sec, tbut
you may tell those that do want to buy, where they can find
the best selected, and cheapest goods in town. We can show
you
50 handsome cheese, assorted siies and qualities;
KMX) lbs. cod fish ;
11 IK) bacon ham ;
nm lbs. sides ;
6U00 do. shoulders ;
23 bbls. Irish potatoes ;
A largo assortment of crockery ;
300 cut and plain tumblers ;
500 jugs, assorted ; 300 jars, assorted ;
200 bbls. flour ; 100 half bbls. do. ;
'Hi boxes adamantine candles; 15 boxes spirui do.;
5 tons hollow ware ;
400 lbs. shoe thread;
100 rectus wrapping paper ;
50 barrels and half bbls. ship bread and crackers;
All kinds of buckets, pails, tubs, churns, boxes, measures
and brooms ;
Mess shad ;
10 hhds. Porto Rico sugar, very handsome ;
5 hhds. St. Croix do.;
20 buss superior Kio coffee ;
50,000 scgars. assorted, from f 8 to 3(i ;
KM) bbls. John lubson s rectified whiskey ;
50 do. double rectified whiskey
2j do. do. assorted very old and superior ;
Old port wine ; old Madeira do.; old .Sherry do.;
Old t'ogniao brandy; old Holland gin ;
Old Jamaica rum ; old St. Croix do.;
25 bbls. N. E. rum ; 25 do rose gin ;
20 do. American brandy; with many other eoods that we
have neither time nor space, to mention.
Wo ngain beg you to call and eo for yourselves.
Sept. 22, O. k O, JtyLMES, ,
NEW (JUODS.
WE have received a part, and daily expecting tho bal
ance, of our Fall Stock of tirocn lea and Hhlri
Chiwidlrry, which was purchased direct from the importers
and manufacturers, and selected with great aro. We re
spectfully invito our cuatotnerg and the public to call and ex
amine our stock, as wc are determined to sell at the lowest
prices. Our stock consists in part of
jist bags kio, Laguyra, fct. Domingo, Java, and Mocha
25 hhds P. R. Siear; f Coffee:
200 bbls. refined, crushed, powdered, & granulated Sugar;
25 boxes " loaf Sugar;
50 bbls. coffee crushed do.
. Teas of all varieties, Green and Black;
200 boxes Soap;
300 " Sperm, Adamantine and Mould Candles;
100 " Lemon Syrup; .
1,000 reams Wrapping Paner:
200,000 Cigars, all grades and kinds;
10(1 boxes J obacco a fine article;
100 bbls. Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, and
Cordials, of every variety and quality;
Butter, Lard. H ice. Flour! Salt. Penner. Snice. Ginerer.
Mustard, Cassia, Nutmegs, Cheese, Crnckers, Bread, kc.
Cordage, Duck, Blocks, Anchors, Chains. Lanterns. Com
passes, and every article required on board of ships.
we aiso nave a large stock or wooden and Willow Ware,
Hardware, Dry Goods, ke.; besides numerous articles not
mentioned. Please call and examine our $tork.
Sept. 13, 1851 HOWARD It PEDEN.
BUTTER mid Cheese. Just landed from vessel-10
kegs extra Goshen Butter; 25 boxes Gbshen Cheese For
sale low by HOWAHD 8r PEDEN.
lORNICE stnd CnralnBaiids A full assortment,
UJue sabvataheJIard ware StorsJM. ROBINfeOiU-
SfJGARS Received tbifl day, 28 hhds. Porto Rico sugar;
10 do. St. Croix do.; 10' do. Muscavado do. For sale low
by r O. AG. HOLMES.
COFFEE Jurt received 175 bags Rio coffee. For sale
low by O. 4 G. HOLMES.
FLOUR 100 bbls. St. Leon Mills, a very superior arti
cle. For sale by - ; O. 0. HOLMES...
FLOUR 800 bbls. fresh ground from new wheat, jnst re
ceived. For sals by , . . O. & G. HOLMES.
O
IL.5 bbls for machinery, for sals by .
Uctobcr 0, 1531 fcLHtf, RUSSELL fc CO.
TO HF.NT.
ITTvOM the M of (XtuWr.a Warehouse HcadetWiA
Alley, suitable fx the rtorage tl Salt, Hy, ete Ap--I
lv to
Srpt 9, 1S51
N N.MXO.V
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THE CHILD.
V TREATISE on th I lia gnosis and treatment f the
MSKAMIS OF CIIILDUKN, acevrdicg U the simple
law of eatare, without Medicaments; and apon th birth,
nursirr. and education of children, a well as the moat fre
quetit i. disease from their verylnfaney to the period oT puber
ty , illustrated for th mas, by a jescriptioa of numerous
rase, gathered during a practice of 22 years. By J. T.
Schow U. M. D.
Th above book i for sale at the F.k store ef
L. II. riKKCL, Market-street.
Wilmington, N. C. Agut 1, 151. 47-tf
HUE 1IHCE.
rpHK undersigned having received the Agency, i prepared
X to tk ri-ks pn Iht mi$t furornb-'t trims in one of the
il Imurnmt Vtitnfiniti in iht tvti jr Til K IIAKT
FOIJ1 rKOTKCTlON. 11. NUTT, Agent.
August 2). isol il-tf
XEW YORK LIFE IM IttMl! COMPAXk.
fpllK Agency of this establishment for the town of Wil
X tuington has U'en conferred umw the undersignMl, who
is prepared to afford all requisite information, and to receive
spplication for LIKK l..vl' R ANCL uhii a reasniable
term a any other institution of the same character in the
country. 11. N I TT, Agent.
August 2!), KM 5-tf
11HOT1IKHS LINE.
rpllK Steamer Itmtken and Tow Boats, r ff4",
X Sterentcm ami Ihirul Isu-t are prepare
tu forward with lespatch, all goods consigned to the Propri
etor. The Steamer Brothers is of light draught, and well suited
to run in Imr tratrr. She uieca fmuvr and sjffif, and i
admirably adapted to tmetng, and can accommodate about
20 passengers..
The Proprietor contemplate running the Boat himself,
ami will give special attention to way freight and naval
stores ; to towing, and will Nu attend lo tho comfort and
convenience of Passengers. From his long experience as
Agent in Wilmington of the several tcatu Boat Companies,
he think he ean give satisfaction.
To Merchants in the interior he would say, that all Goods
shiiqiod by him, will be delivered to their Agents in Fayett
eville. lii Agent in Wilmington isJOll.N C. LATTA, to
M'hoin all comtuiiuieat ions may be addressed, a Agent of
the Steamer IJiotlurs.
JOHN BANKS, Proprietor.
May Ifilh, KM fti-tf
LIST OF HLASKft.
County Court Writs;
Superior do. do
County Court Subpoenas;
Superior do. do.
County Court Ft. Fa.;
Superior d). do.
Inspector's Cert i flea tes;
Certificates of Justices attend
ing Court;
Marriage License;
Tax Receipts;
Insolvent Notice;
Writ of Kjectnient;
letter Testamentary;
V emit, hxpouas;
County Court Sci. Fa.;
Superior do. do.
Apprentice Indentures:
Letter of Administration; iCa Sa; Land Deed:
County and Superior Courts! do. Affidavits;
r Witness and Juror Tickets; Garnishee Notices;
NoticcstoTax List Reccivers;l(,'beeks, Cape FearBnnk;
t-o in in i ssi on totake Deposition
I'Ounty t ourt Lxecution;
Magistrate's do.
('piusad Respondendum;
Overseer's Appointments;
Pence, State, and Civil War
Notes of I land; rants;
Attach nients;
State Recognisance;
Military ('a Sa;
uo. hxccution;
Negro Bonds;
do. Bill of Sale;
do. Branch Bank of he
State;
Notes, negotiable at Bank;
Administrator's Bonds;
Guardian do.
Appeal do.
Oa Sa do.
Sh'ff Appearance do.
do.
Constable's
Sheriff's Tax
Forthcoming
Prosecution
Crew Lists;
do.
do.
do.
Any Blank wanted, and not on hand, will be printed with
the utmost dispatch.
Officers of the Courts and other officers, and all other per
sons requiring Blanks, or any other work in the printing line,
would do well to give us a call, or send In their orders. Wt
lire determined to execute our work well, and st the cheapest
ratesforeash. Call at the JOUR NA L OFFICE.
OOK AT THIH We respectfully invite the attention
j of the public to our large and well selected stock of
Goods. We have enlarged our store and ars now prepared
to show the most desirable stock or ( iroeenes ever ottered In
this market. They were bought at very low price for cash,
and we believe we can offer them at prices that will induce
tcrsons wishing to purchase to buy from us. NV e bve on
and
235 bags Rio coffee,
fiO " Laguira do
' - 40 lihd Porto-U4 sugar
12 " St. Croix '
5 " Muscovado ' '
50 bbls southern clarified sugar;
2-i " crushed do.
25 hhds sweet molasses
1000 lbs epper; 500 lbs spice; 500 lbs ginger
50 lbs nutmegs; 100 mats cinnamon
Boxes ground pepper, spice, and ginger;
VX) fresh Cheese;
35 Firkins butter; 10,000 bushels salt
175 bbls John Gibson's rectified whiskey
" lialtimore double rectified uo.
RK) assorted superior double rectified and Mononga
30 " Rose and anchor gin; hela whiskey;
30 " New Kngland rum
20 " Ameriean brandy
40 qr. cask Malaga and low priced Madeira wines
A large assortment of imported winci;
250 bbls flour; 75 half bbls do.
We are constantly receiving additional supplies and In
tend keeping on hand a good stock, which will be sold low
for cash.
October 6, 1851 O. G. HOLMES.
NEW Crop Italslu. 400 packages new crop Raisins,
just landed. For sale by HOWARD k PEDEN.
PICKLES, I'renervea. C'ntsnps, An-. Just received di
rect from W. Underwood Co : 500 dozen jars assorted
sizes and kinds. For sale low by HOWA R D k PEDEN.
PICKLES. 50 dozen Gallons qU. and pts. For sale by
O.k G. HOLMES.
LAWGE Axles of Superior qnallty Suitable for
Timber Waggons. Extra Timber Axes; House and
Yard-Axes, cheap. For sale by J.M.ROBIN SON.
BLANKETS wnd WcKro Clothlmr 500 blankets, 50
by 72, and 58 by 78 inches : 800 rolls Kerseys, which will
be sold low, by HOWARD it PEDEN.
FLOUR. 200 bbls. Flour, test received and for sale, by
. HOWARD 4 PEDEN.
0
AHS-300 Ash Oars, from 10 to 20 feet. For sale by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
MOLASSES. 30 hh-ds., icarranerf sweet. For sale br
. O. k G. HOLMES.
LIME I Uracil 850 casks LIME daily expected. Fori
o23. iai by . WM. M. IIARRISS. I
. LEGAL kUTEH Or I.MCIEST,
l T IFTttV TTI TIIlf ail.
Mala; I per rrui , frltt ef !M tlnm.
N w Hn.ptare,i per tut ; far left f Ihric If siooaat aa
Liful!j ukn .
Veruumi, t pr rent. ; rceirtf la cf ioa inj etmts.
Maacl,ueii. I pr reat ; ((eUef tf.rk th asarr.
Riv.le ktaad. ( r cesl , forfeit of tb atwry ao4 mterest eT
the ilrM
('eaoeikut, I pt reat ; fwfit f the whole ebt
New Vnk. I per et J uannraw omiraei d.
New lrry, J pri cent ; foftei(4 lb Wtole et
rennsjrtvaitia, jr ceo.( lrfeii e( tt wbli 4tttt:
lleUiwar, t pet it J folfeMofltm WltOltSeM.
Mary bad, per ccat ; oo tubacew coairactaSi surkus cea
trans Vuid. . - i .
Vimnm, I per eeat ; forfeit . bl lb Bury.
Nrtk t arulina, per ceai ( coimta far vtj iMl(, ' U .t
Joi. tie l lie Maury.
Huuih t urotim, 7 per craL forfeit ef Interest sad sretalaw ta
kea, with rmt.
Georfia, a pr rent. ; f.wfeit tbrlra ths oury.
A lb .inn. HI rr rest. fixfett of Intcrrrt and ury.
Mifowtipni, tt pereeat. by cootract H uary rccoreratU ia
rttoa lor klcbt.
juiiia. per rent. Bulk Interest f-cootract 8-eyoe4
eili.t. Interest ftnj
TnBee, -rr et uBrils rontrscts vij.
A'entarijr, per tent J user? recoterrble wilh costs. ,
Ohm, t m-i eenl iart"U S Nitracfs told. - ,
InJian. per rrnl. a tae of ikioiile U fsees. -
lilini.w, 9 jr crni -by comract 13-bejoad forfeits Ihrtcs th
lni-rrL ' ,
Muutotiri, I pr cent. -by eontract 10 if be044, fur felt of la
leirm ainl amiry.
Mirhix n, 7 percent. fif It ef asory foff-th ef tfebl.
Arkusds, pre ceul by (rteiutul 10 wary racovcrkblc, bill
contract tout.
lntiU i t oluinbia, per cent. tarius contracts told. ' .
I biriila, S per rent. lorfeit tutereat ail lreS.
W i.coiKiii, 7 Dei cent -by contract U-forfeit thrlcw tb tf.
ee.
lows, by agreement, and enforced by law.
(in tlrbts or Judgment la favor of Ilia lultcd ttates, id Ureal la
riHiipolfil al a per rent, pel snaiim.
a i i i i i i a
Valnahio Property for lair
rpilE subscriber offer for sals bis pises on th Sound. fT
X known a the " Psden place' containing between ZXZ
five and six hundred acres of land, between seventy and
eighty aere of which is cleared J th baianca I good tarpeiw
tine land The improvements art, a 0n bsw dwclliof beasc
with all necessary outbuilding of every description. Thera
will slso be sold on the plc aboat on thousand burhcls of
corn ; from five to six hundred bushel of potato from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty bushels peas and a larga
qiiuntity of live stock, consisting of cows, bog and sheep
together with agricultural Implements, and, ia fact, every
thing belonging to the plantation. ,
ALSO, - , .
The Augustus tdnce, situated on th .found, half mils' .
from the Pedcti place, containing about two hundrtd acres,
between fifty and sixty of which is cleared Ths rtraainder
is generally turpentine land. Tbt land is of the very b
quality, and eligi'ily situated. a
For terms and further particulars, apply to
j. 4. sciionwAldv
Wilmington. N. C, Oct. 8th. 1M1 27-tf
TUEME.MXH HBIH CTION l.T P11ICES t
GREAT BARGAINS!! ' .
How A It l 1EIJE. South Water street, bar Just
received iheir fall stock of Groceries, Wloes LiqoorS,
Ctar, Oil. Paint, Woodon Ware," Willow Wars, lUr4
Ware, Dry Goods, Confectionary, Fruits, Nut, lUlsin,
Pickle. Preserve, (.'atsups, Saaces, Jellies and Jambs,
Sosim, Starch, Candles, Matches, Wrspping Paper, Twin,
Cordage, Duck, Blocks, Hanks, Mast Iloops and Ship Chaff
dlcry, assorted, in all its various branches; Sugar, CofTes,
Tea, Flour, Butter, I,rd, Fish, Tobacco, ko.t and etery
thing else, In fact, that is wanted. Mease gipt us it call ana
satisfy yourselves. ' ' 1 '
NOTICE. . V
rpilE undersigned having entered into a partncihlp lot
J. I8W, for the term of five years, which tenu will expira
on the 1st of December next, when they art desiron of slos
ing all accounts existing on tliolr book at that date, hereby
request all persons indebted to them, to coins forward and
net In their aiwiinnfi either fir not ne eaah. mi ne knf.ira ik
exi.iration of said partnership. HOWARD k PEDEN.
t'ci. i?, not. oo-IIJ
Jl NT HECEIVEI) A!I FOR ALE.
1 nfifi PAIRSMen'sandUoy'sheavyandlightBrogaBil
1,UUUI" do. do. lined and bound do. j
480 do. do. Kips, heavy and light t
210 Boys' do. do. do.
Superfine Boots and Shoes of every variety. Ladies. Miss
ess' and Children's Hoot and Shoes, all qualities, which will
be retailed cheap.
N. K. It would be well to mention, having connected my
self with two or three of ths most x tensive Boot and Shoo
Fnctorie at the North, which will enable me to sell at New
York price, at wholesale. Store on Front Street, third doo
below Policy It Hart's, nearly opposite McRaa k Harris
Crockery Store. V. It. PEHLSON. A rent.
? IlT . m turn a n.k ...
v iiiningion, e. jci. Li, fvi o.-aii-w-ofc
FOU THE LADIE1II ..
THE finest ss well as the cheapest Table Ivory. Plated
(and warranted to keep its color) Table, Desert and Tea
r, t mt i't . .1 ft n 1. . iu II. arl-i '
'pooiis, roraa, rgcr ouuicia, rait u' ) auu j iv.i itui.cn,
Bronze Candlesticks; and best of Scissors, Shears, Needles,
and Pins.
The above I have manufactured especially for my retail
sales, and every article warranted. J. M. ROBINsON.
Wilmington, Uctobera, Itai ; , i-i '
MACKEIIEL- ' y
5 half barrels new No. 1 Mackerel; ' r
10 qr. do. do. do. do.;
20 i do. do. do. ' do.j i i - ,
20 I do. do. do. Salmon ' r '
20 do. Sounds and Tongucl j" . , ' '
Mackerel and Salmon at retail, by ;
HOWARD ft PEDEN. -
R
ICK Eloar. In bsgsfrom 25 to 60 lbs., from new rlca.
a or sale low, by SAVAGE MKAKtat.
BlTTEll. 10 kegs extra fine Goshen Butter, for sals by
HOWARD PEDEN.
CHEW LISTS A large sunvly on hand and for sale loir
rUho JOURNAL OFFICE.
J3
HEAD 60 barrels Pilot Bread
60 " fine Navy do.;
60 boxes soda crackers, fresh. For sale by
HOWARD PEDEN.
LAIinN. C. Lard in kegs. Also, a prime article of
leaf lard in tins, from 40 to 50 lbs. each. For rale low.
by SAVAGE & MLAltCS.
1ANDLES Sperm, Adamantine, and Tallow, In store.
TIATF-VT wivnr.Ass,
x ptcte. For sale by
-1 second hand Windlass com
HOWARD S PFDEN.
COFFEE.-I0 Bags. Rio in store, --f ;
ELLIS, RUSSELL t CO.
RIO Coffee 150 bsgs prime green R io Coffee. For sala
low. by ft0WARD.lt PEDEN.
C3KFEE, Coffee, Coffee 25 bag Lsguayra, 23 bags
St. Domingo, to arrive lr fthr. mson Price, fronx'
Ncw York. For sale low by ELLIS, RUSSELL CO.
PT.AXTERS AtleiitloiieI am Just receiving irom ido
factory, samples of Improved cast steel Hoes which I
wnnld K r,iajd to ubmit to your inspection, ana to receira
any suggestion for further improvement. , , ,
Oct. 17th, 1851 J. M.ROBL. .0..