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WILMINGTON. N. G. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11 1851.
; WHOLE NO. 852
MjiilDiiiiliiilo
' THE TRI-WEERLV COMMERCIAL
It published everf Tsssuat,. Thussmv end Sat
dv, at 5 00 per annum, payable la kit coses In
advance , '-
BTTnOHA8 LORIKC
, ; . Editor and Proprietor.
HBVJ I. IIOWZE, Corresponding Editor,
t: cofisea or frost and market streets,
" ; ' .WILMINGTON, N. C. .
RATES OV ADVERTISING.
sort
1 insertion, 10jO 1 1 sqr. 2 months,
1,00
B,00
, 8,00
12,00
1
3 1,00 II " 6 "
I month, 2,50 j 1 " 1 year,
1
Ten lines or less make a square. If on advertise
ment exceeds ten lines, the price will be In propor
tion."' " , . '.
; All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Insertion. . . "
t m' Contracts with yearly advertisers, will be made on
the most liberal terms.
: No transfer or contracts for yearly advertising
will be permitted. , Should circumstances render a
change tn business, or an unexpected removal heces
nry, charge according to the published terms will
be at the option of the contractor, for the time he
lias advertised.
"The privilege of Annuil Advertisers is strictly
imited W their own Immediate business : and all ad
vertisements ftf the benefit of other persons, as well
as all advertisements not Immediately connected
" with their own business, and all excess of advertise
ments trt length or otherwise, beyond the limits en
gaged, will be charged at the usual rates.
No advertisement is included in the contract foi
the sale or rent of houses or lands In to wn or coun
tryor for the sale or hire of negroes, whether the
property is owned by the advertiser or by other
poisons. These are excluded by the term " imnu
tttatt bustrusx.'
The announcement of marriages or deaths will
be consldsredasnews, and Inserted free of charge
but all additional matter, beyond the simple an
nni.Amntnf the death of the 'person, will be
Charged on the same terras as advertisements.
All advertisements inserted In the trt-weekly Com-
msreW. are entitled to one Insertion In the Weekly
free ofoharge.
J05, CARD and FANCY PRINTING, executed
In superior style.
-it.
AGENTS FOR THE COMTOIAL.
NEW YORK Messrs. Haow dTDaRossiT.
' HQSTO.Vi Faeusaicc KtoDgs, Esq.
BUSINESS IjDARDS.
. J.&D. McRAE&Co.
General Com nission Merchants,
WILMINGTON N. C.
. Particular attention paid to procurlns freights
. ; foitli MACaAl, BONALD MACSAC, IOM W. K. DIX.
" August 1. 1851. B9-
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
JRMBni ConTilssloa anil forwaiJIng Merchant.
Prompt personal Mtetitlon given to Couslgu
.. j.b.iU tor aale or Shipment,
Andllbiraleaakaicancea mad on Coruignmtntt lo
M or to tnj Ntie rorKjruntu
Wll'mloaton, Jan.30, 185 V,
135 tf
, ; f-T.- SOUTHMAYD & CO.,
HXCINEEUS. liL,CKSHnilS, BUSS, AND 1110.
:r: mmu.
Atiordera lu the line will bepnuctunlly at-
tended to.
HJOKNGR Mplbbbt & North Water sre.
.. . VVir.MI.VGTON. NO. CA. J
Mir 16, 186L
, - -: ,. nm
. . " it
e
i WILLIAM A. GWYER,
'GENERAL AGENT, FORWARDING
and Cqmihlsslon ! Mcrehant.
ITAfcR oieasure In informing my friends, that I
mnorepared to give all business entrusted to me
I milmt inl personal attention. I have a wharf for
. Nsval Slums, wlih ample accoramudalions. Spirit
Hjuw, Hurt Warehouse. Consignments of Naval
Stomsfor saleorshtpmetitt and all kinds of eoun-
ry prodnoe solicited CahadTauogirwdeoncon
aisnHients. "
Aprllia I860, . g, , ; j.. . ,15
rr;;;.GE0. myers,:.-
ipfliolcsale and Retail Grocer,
It '"!)! 'JCSCSS COKSTAHTLT ON hah-d . , .. :
Wines,Teat,. Liquor. Protisicns, Wood and Wil-
. bit Wur, . Fruit,. Conftdhmariee, de. tie.
i v r. soots rsosT stssst, ,
' .i r WILMINGTON, N. C.
No.28. , . . IJ 109,
' WILUUI M. IHRRISS,
. .-a GENERAL .
(C0MlIISSION MERCHANT
:. . i WILMINGTON.' N. C.
.'3 QTRlGT.aJttentlon tlvon to procuring Freights
v , j and nurr.hnsing;argoes for vessels.
;. Rsraasscssi "u
. O. G Pirslef, Esq., )'' '
Col. John McRae, Wllrhngt'n. N. C.
Meisrs. Dudley St, Huntington, J
. Messrs. Hall, Sackettdk Co., r
Joseph UUcy, Eq ," , ,,, ; J Ftfye,t- c
' Messrs. James Corner A Sons, Bnltlmore,
' R A. Soudor & Co., Phlladoluhla. ,
Thompson db Hunter. J K v
Pillsbnry & Sanirord. "wTork-
tl
3. ct O. P, PUco nb, Keunebnnk, Me
July 17th, 1361
62-y
;niTfllWAY&SON
- f OHM tgI()V MERCHANTS.
. ! WILMWQTOX, N. C
'. HaTHAWATi ; , ' J. L. HATMAWA. 5
f0et is. , j, f, i . ...c.vjr.n.-fil
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEO. HAKMSS,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
STRICT attention given t ptocurtng Freight
and purchaeiagCargoesforvessels.
Htpsa to
B. P. Hull, &V,J
f. ti. P:.rnlB. Han..
1
J. A. Taylor, Esq., Wiloiington.
J. I). Bellamy, Ksq.,
Messrs. Hallard A Huntington, )
Messrs. footer, 8tuytft &Uo., N v k
Thompson 4 Hunter, )n
Alex'r: Herroit. Jr j Philadelphia ' ' -
H. K.
BI.Ar R . . r.. ,
Jan. 2. 1851.
123-tf.
ANDERSON & LATHIER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOOTH WATRR STREET.
WILMLINGTOBT, N..
Sep. 27, i860. , 82-1 y c.
MARTIN & CR0NLY.
AUCTIONEERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GENERAL" AGENTS.
VVHming(on,N.C..Oct.3 1B61. 8Sif.
JOSEPH H. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant.
WILMIiVGTON, X. C.
Oct. 9th, 1850.
87-Iy-e.
WILLIAM NEFF,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP STORES
AND GROCERIES,
CORNER OP DOCK & WATER STREETS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Pec. 7th "1850
DER0SSET & BROWN.
; WILMINGTON, N. C.
BROWN & DER0SSET.
NEW YORK.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MarclilT 1351. t i-y.
GEO. II. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nextdoorto A. A. vV'aonet's,on North vVster st
will attend tu the sale of ullkinJa of Uountrv Pro,
asoe, huuIi a? QoTn, Poaa, ilual, Baoon, Lard, tc.
and will keep constantly on hand a full supply f
Groceries, c. '
References. '
WlllesHall.of Wayne, John McRae, Wilmington.
W Carawsy, ' Gen. Alat.. McRae. "
E. P. srlalt, Wilmington, Wiley A. Walker, "
Dec. 13, 1850. llS-ly
SAVAGE & MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
EDWABD SAVASB.
May 2, 1851.
ASTON AtKASSS
1.
ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
(Late Barry, Bryant & Adams.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Jan.l, 1851. 123
CORNELIUS DaPRE.
WHOLE SALE AMD ft ETA L DEALERS llf-
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil,
Dye Studs, Glass, Perfumery, Cigars,
Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c,
MARKKT STREET,
WlliMINGTON, N. C.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by experi
enced poisons.
March 28, 1851. 6
J. C. LATTA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Oct.l I860. 9 87
WEST & HEWLETT,
Aactionccrs, CoainiLssioii Merchants
AND
GENERAL AGENTS.
WILMINGTON, N C
Errs .to : :
Potter A, Kidder, John Dawson,
G.W.Davis, O. G. Parsley,
Barry, Brvani 4 Adams, E. P. Hall,
George Harries , KdwcUsntwell.
O . 1850 SS-ly-o
MILES C0STIN,
COMMISSION MEtlC Hi NT
WILMINGTON, N. C.
mnn to -' f ;
B. P. Hall, Eeq., Pres't Branch State "1
Bank,
Thos. H. Wright, Esq., Pjrea't Bank ( Wilmmg
Cape Fear, 1 v f ton, N.C.
O. Q. Parsley, Esq., Pres't Commer-1
cial Bunk,
Dee. 19. 1850 113-tf.
THOS. D. BARRY.
Commission : Merchant and Ship
Broker,
. ;, , WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jan. 21, 1851. ,. ! , .. 13ML
WILKINSON & ESLER.
' i , ,V: OAHH DBA LCRS 111
Confectionary, Fruit. Nuts, Toys.Fancy Ar
ticles, rcrlumery. Tobacco egart. Ate.. :
WHOLESALE AND RS i AIL,
i. MARKET STBBGT, '
WILMINGTON N.C.
Nor, 30, I860. v. ,18-tf
CniDBOURN & nOOPER.
General Commission Merchants.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. C. WORTH s
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, W. C.
Feb. 19. 1851. U3-12 m.
CAUSE & B0WDEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GENERAL A OES TS.
OAOS.i.-!-r,i;'!fc.JIlll (MtstUK,
. SCrSBKHCBS.
Alexander McRae, President W & R. R.
E. If. Hall, " State Bank.
O. G. Parsley. " Commercial Bank.
John Dawson, Merchant. A
J.& D. McRae fc Co.,"
P. K. Dickinson dt CO.
Dec. 7, 1850. . 112.
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
OENERAL COMMISSIOS MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
CHAS. D. ELLIS, Rtxav r, BUSS CL, JOS. . acSSSLL
Jan. 25 1851. 133.
LARD.
U , ANDERSON & LATIMER.
Aukusi 21.
67.
$25 REWARD.
M RAN awoy from the subscriber, on Sunday,
31t. August, a negro man, named Ireland,
about 28 or 3U years ola. tie is about o leet
8 invnes high, black, rather stout, bushy hair and
beard, sod he leans forward very much In walk
ing. He had on an old suit of drab kersey when
he went off. We purchased him from Mr. Owen
Holmes, about two years since: he formely be
longed to Mr. Andrews, of Bladen county, and may
have returned to his old neighborhood; but we think
It is probable that he is now lurking about Town;
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen
sion and confinement in any jail, so that we can get
him. AJNDfcKSUiN & YUUINU.
Sept. 4. tf. 73.
SOUP DIGESTERS.
A N imvaluable article, to the epicure, dispeptic,
XX or even poor man.
' 'It makes Soopwhnt Is Soop"
J. M. ROBINSON.
August 29. 70.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
T3ICHMO.ND Tobacco, superior quality, in half
li and quarter boxes.
Cigars in 1-10 boxes, a good article, for sale low,
by AlNUfcttSUIN at, LAllMtS.lt.
July3ist. 1 63.
isM ttPRB,vjDRUGGIST4
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Dnigs,
Chemicals. Taints, Oils, Fancy Articles, Li
quors, yy tndoie Wast, French and American assarted
1'he subscriber keeps constantly on hand a large
and well selected stock, wnicn ne win sell as low
as any Druggist in the Southern Country. Every
article Is warranted to De ot me Dest quality and
pu up in tho best style. Physici ins and Merchants
will do well to cull and look for themselves before
buying elsewhere.
DRUGS
PAT. MEDICINES
Eps. Salts: Glauber Salts)
Sands Sarsaperila ; Lee's
Castor Oil ; Sweet Oil;
Pills ; Beckwith Pills ;
Uhubarb Jolopi Ipecac;
Peter's . Pills j Moffiis
Arror Root ; Creura Tar
tar ; Carb. Soda ; Gum
Ariblc j Assafoetido; Gum
Camphor; Alex. Senna;
Hitters and Pills; Spen
cers Pills; Wrights Pills
urandieih fills i Dead
Shot; Kanestocke Verma
fuge ; Cod Liver Oil ;
Peruvian Bark; liorux,
&c.
CHEMICALS.
Sulph Clulnlnei Iodine;
Iodld. Mercury j Iodid.
Potash; Calomel Eng.
Blue Mass; Spts. Nilre j
Sulph.Eiher ; Spts, Harts
horn ; Nil Acid; Syrup
Iodid of iron ; Cit. Ferri
st Quinine ;
Ayers uuerry Pectoral
S wayne's Syrup Wil
Cherry ; Balsam Wild
Cherry Ac.
PAINTS as OILS &c.
Pure Lead; Ex. Lead; and
No. I. Lead, Verdeeris In
Oil; Chrome Greene In
Oil and Dry ; Fsnis Greene
In Oil t Vermellion; Black
in Oil s Spanish Brown In
jOK; Ven. Red in Oil, &c.
All the above articles will be sold cheap st th
Drug Store of C. DoPRE,
Market St
Wilmington, July 19,1851. 63.
Journal end Goldsboro Telegraph copy.
OIL.
A FEW barrels pri r
Lamos. for sale bv
prime Oil for
Machinery, or
J. HATHA VAYfc SON.
July 8. 4
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN NORTH CAROLINA!
THE BATTLE IS BEGUN. AND I INTEND TO
FIGHT MY WAY THROUGH FOR
HOME INDUSTRY f
F YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
DRRQ DOLLARS, send on your orders for
Turpentine Stills, Capl, Arms, and Worms r
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper
work, Brass. Machinery, &c. . ,
, The prices of 6 till-caps, Arms, and Worms, are
as follow: By the pouud 37 cents; or by contract,
7 barrel s tin-cop, arms ana worms, w
.10
12
14
ns:
is 20
4 25
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
625
685 .
615
650
695
750
850
do
do do,
SO
35
do
do
do
.All work will be warranted for 12 months, fire
and burning excepted. His work will also be de
livered within fifty miles of Raleigh, at the shortest
notice; and if J Ml to deliver Stills In the time
agreed upon, I Will forfeit ti tut each day lost, to
the purchaser. ';?. '' ii ; -.
:.,.,...jr: JOSEPH, WOLTEBING.
Raleigh, Sept. 16. 1861. , 78-lm.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE HARDWARE STOffK.
RICK Hooks; Furnaces to burst Hard Coal; pre
serving Kettles f all kinds. ,,
- 1 J. M. ROBINSON.
August 2R. 1 . t : ii i . n - a 70.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO
HK agency of this establishment for the town of
. Wilmington, has beeneonferred uoorithn amU.
algned who la prepsred to afford all requisite Infor.
mstlon, and to receive appllcailon for LIFE IN.
SURANCE upon as reasonable terms as Sri othmr
Institution of the same charaoter In the country. ,
' ' . jnutt, Agent.
August U. . , H, A eopr, efl-tf,
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
J . MAISALON, Portrait Painter, would respect'
fully inform thecltisensof Wilmington and the
surreundlpg country, that he has permanently loca
ted himself In this place, and will ha happy to re
ceive the patronage of any ladies or gcntlemea who
may wish to procure faithful likenesses of them
selves or tor member of their family, tie flatters
himself, from his long experience in the art, that be
win oe enabled to cive satisfaction. His room is at
the Mozart Hall, Front Street. Wilmington, N. C.
AprilB, 1651. , -ly.
ST0YES AND GRATES.
JUST RECEIVED
Large Supply
or .
SHIP, PARLOR,
CHURCH,
AND OFFICE
STOVES.
of the BEST and
most approved
PATTER ITS.
wholesale & retail
ALSO,
an assortment ot
GRATKS FURNACES,
Solar, Camphlue, Fluid,
and Oil tamps, plain and
Japanned Ware, Steak
Dishes, Coffee' Urns, Big
Kiiis, Tea Trays. Walters,
Platform and etber Scales
and a variety of other arti
cles) too numerous to men
tion. P0LLE7 & HART.
OcMO. 69
DEEDS FOR SALE.
WaranteeDeeds, and Deeds for Mortgageonland
just printed, in correct formandforsaleat the
Commercial Office.
SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION I
TfJST Received, a lanre assortment of Sincleand
J Double barrel, Bird, Duck and Deer Guns, of the
hnest finish and latest style, made by those celebra
ted makers Chaneb & Sons, and Others of known
celebrity. Guns of alt weights and calibre, also,
Powder Flasks, Shot Poiiches. Game Baits, DerciH-
"aioft 0p, and In fact the best collection of sports-
merfs coods ever ottered In this market. Gentle
men please call and examine.
POLLEY & HART.
Oct 3 86
BILLS OF LADING, &c.
IOLIO POST BILLS OF LADING boand
. in Books, and shuuai,al8o Letter Sheets with
variotyofmercantlIeblanks,forsale at The Com
mental Office.
CLUE,
ENGLISH and American, constantly on hand,
for sale by ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
May 3. 11.
EMPTY SPIRITS BARRELS.
QHA SECOND Hand Spirits Barels, large
6uU sise, in good order, for sale by, '
DsROSSKT A BROWN.
July 3d. 47.
FULTON MARKET BEEF.
JUST received ptr chr. Charles Mills, 6bbls. Su
perior pickled Beef i fir sale by
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
, July 8. 48-tf.
COTTON SEIN TWINE.
300
BBLS. Coiton Twine, for sole, by
tluWARD & PEDEN.
49.
July 8.
WILLIAM S. READ.
HOUSE and Khlp Painter. Glazier and
While Washer, Office under Commercial Hotel
Wilminmon, N. C.
" Thankful for past custom, he respectfully informs
the public generally, that he is prepared to execute
alt work In his line of business, and takes this me
thod of soliciting a share of the public patronage.
July 10. 6 m. 49.
HATS ! HATS f HATS J
CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
s- FALL FASHIONS.
f-mm u. mi e.n.9, is mis oay opening at
H his Hat store in Wilmington, a lame
J etock of every varletv and sty le of Hals
Caps i Fall Fashions for 1851. ; Be sure to euM st
the Hat store of C, Myers, if rou wish net some
thing that Is. good, pretty and cheap, in the way of
Hstr, extra Moleskin, Silk, Beaver and Fur Hats of
every quality. Arso, Jenny Lind end union Hats,
now landing rrom scrtr. v. fciiis.
' C. MYERS.
Augost 16. p.t-V-: 65.
THE CHILD.
A TREATISE on the Diagnosis snd treatment
of the Diseases of Child I sccordin to the
simple laws of nature, without Medicament. ; snd
upon the Birth, Nursing, Attendanceand Education
of Children, a well as the most frequent Diseases
from their very Infancy to the period of puberty.
Illustrated for the mass bv s description of numer
ous cses, gathered durlntt a practice of 22 veara.
Tho Kook can be procured by applicmlon tn , , ,
J.T. HUHimWALD.Dr.M.
i4 also for ashr at Mr. PEARCE'SBook Store.
Wilmington, July 2?. , 68-lf
1 fsfil BUSHELS Blsck Smith's Coal, dally
I Uvk expected from Balilmore. per Schr. Gen.
Irvin, and for aale by . ' , , --f -
fcLL13, KU33ELL. fJO.
Angtrat 1 - - 89-tf.
OLD
CASTILE
WILKINSON & ESLER
l(! , . , . -R
riff. a
gOAPfofsaley,':
Sept. 6.
lift
UMEI MJIEtl LIME!!!
arr HBLsL Lrncolnvtils WWts Lutwpf Also
UVJVJ calelMd PUster, Phstsrlng flair, and
Kirs Brick, HydraaJlt Cement j 1000 Witt, kin
fe.foMtteby ,' " "
, r : j.ii.eiB. bcivvu.
ContraetoreaodBaildsis.
Dec.2t. 18M. : ll.
N. C. BACON. .
LBS. Hams, Sidsa and 8houWrs, la
store, and for sale low by
SAVAGE k MEARES.
" - as.
8000
June S.
BILLS OF EXCIIANGE.
AHANDSOMR edition or Bills -of Exehange.
just received, bound in Books uldirTufsst sites.
and in Quires and bluets, for sals st the office of
iMwmmtrcw.
Jnne 19. 1951. 41.
COFFEE.
ffA BAGS Bio Coflee. For n by
HATHAWAY 4 SON.
77.
Sept. 13.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ROBERT G. RANKIN Is a partner in our
house from this date. '
ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
July Id. 47.
RICE. 1
OH CASKS for sale low, to close consignment,
W by ADAMS, 6R0. A O.
July 3d.
47.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A FULL Supply of Sheetlnes. Yarn and
Osna-
xlburgs coniantly en band and for sale at man
ufacturers prices, by
August 21.
T.C.
WORTH.
67.
3 m,
FIRE INSURANCE ,
TH K undersigned having received the Agency, is
prepared to take risks upon the most JatoraU
term In one of the beat Insurance Companies in the
country, THE HARTFORD PROTECTION.
H.NUTT.Agt.
Anerust 23, 1S51. H. &J. copy, ' 68-if.
WHOLESALE WITCH AM) JEWELBY STORK.
L. H. MILLER & CO.
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers of
JL WATCHES, JEWELRY, db FANCY GOODS,
nave leased me uid stand Jormeriy occupied by
Messrs. Canfteld, Brother dt Co. booth-sast cos-
MIR OP CHASLBS AND BALT1MOSS STSISTS, (No.
227,) which they are putting in complete order for
the WHOLESALE WATCH AND JEWELRY
BUSINESS, to be opened sbout the 20lh of July.
In calling the attention of the trsds to the new
concern, we mention the fact that we are associated
with one of the most extensive JEWELRY MAN
UFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS in the
country, which must give a decided advantage over
all others in this market, for supplying dealers with
Jewelry at manufacturer prices, a feature In this
branch of trade long sloes needed, between Balti
more and the Southern and Western Merchants.
We desire to call particular attention to the Watch
department, which will at all times be supplied with
a great sortment from the most celebrated manu
facturers, and kept In perfect running order, so that
purchasers may at once take them, with a written
guarantee that they wilt perform correctly.
This branch of tho business will receive the
especial attention of one of the firm, whose eaten
slveand practical knowledge of the business, will
we hope, give us a place in the tonfidence of bu
ers. . "; . ' I
We respectfully Invite yon to call upon as when
you next visit our city- confidently believing thai
an examination of our Goods will prove to yon,
that tbey are better styles and cheaper than you
have ever seen in this market, and asssre yon that
no effort shall be wanting on oar part to make the
acquaintance one cf mutual benefit.
L. II. MILLER CO.
Old stand, formerly occupied hi Canfield. Bro. St
Co. S. E, corner of Charles A Bsltlmure tts.
ssrisswcssj
Messrs. Wyeth, Blacklock & Co.
" Gwyn, Reld & Taylor,
" James Hodges & Brother,
" Hurst & Berry,
" : Murdoch, Duerdc Evans,
" ' Stellmann t Illnrich,
' Santrston A So.
" Barthlow, Gwyn dtC.
M Riely c Pendleton,
u Cnshings & Bailey,
' John Mutphy i-Co.
w Moored Griffin.
AuguslI9, IcBl. 66-6mo-;.
ac BARRELS American t
CO 20 superior English r
jost received, and for sale, by
ADAMS, BROTHER A Co.,
August 8,s 90.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned having entered into a Copart
nership for the purpose of esrrvin? on the , :
BUUT AND SHOE BUSINESS
In all its branches, take this method o; informing
their friends and ths public that they will open about
the 20th September, one of the most fasblonable
stocks ever offered In this market, all of which shall
be of thssssT KATEatAt and wosKMAMSHir, They
intend to MAMcrscTSss lasaclv, and have procu
red the services of some of the best workmen in the
country. They hope by strict attention and a de
termination to please, to merit a liberal share of
patronage. ' JON ES & GARDNER.
. J. JOHt. THOS. M. OASDHSS.
Sept. 2,1831. 72-tf.
JUST OPENING
AT THE HARDWARE STORE. ;
THE most beautiful sssortment of fine Pwket
Cutlery, ever brought to this part of the cob n try.
. - .. J. M. ROBINSON.
August 28. ' .. 70.
"Spirits turpentine casks,:
BUNGS, PLUGS AND CLUE, ji
BEING exienMvrly engaged in the manafaciurs
of this article, I am prepared to furnish any
number to those who desire good casks, which are
warranted in slxeand quality.' equal If notsurerlor
to any sold here. Pries 91,76 delivered at any place
In town. - . ' " ; '
Glue A superior article for Distillers', nss at 121
cents per lh. '',,'
Hangs ut sit stars, ti is per tnoutanf, i ; .
Plats For stoppina: sutrer holM In second
hand barrels sa it should be dons. For sals, bv
J. R. BLOSSOM.
Angus! 7-" , i '" - '.i - ' -. i ti-it i
EJim SPIRIT BARBELS.
1 tiTi LARGE Slses, just 'received and for sals
1XJ by i F.LL1S. RUSSELL A CO.
; 'WACAULAY,
,J Theft U t eommon peiteattl&n' of London
stteeu, wefT tnowii to til ha nre acqaalny
led with tbefr fiot&bttitksv Ila w t!.rrt, Hoot,
sturdy, and enersetic. . lie has' a V. . round?
face, and large, staring, and very bright ha
tcl eyes. His hair is cat short ; nni his Iml
flong back on lha rrownei' I', lend. His
gnla h firm and decided, ' with a Lu.; touch
of pomposity. He is ever proviJed with a
ttrnbrella, which h swings and fiaurif-hes,
s id batters- on the pavement wiili mighfy
IhumDT Ha ttmmm tratif rall r nf.onrhf d m-
excilina and fntpalsiva tiionghr, the traces of
which he takes b pains tt toneeal. Ilia
fate "Works, his lips move nod, mutter, hi'
eyes gleam and flash,, Squat a is the 6r are.
ami not particolmly .luie, in the frature
there is an oorrjistakable sir of mental power
and energy approaching to grandeur, about
tllit miin:. 1m ii Mi.tr.flw nt fh inft.t.n.a
oftliesiforgexeilement of fiery thonght
People gaze earioosly at him. mo stop
tare when be ha passed. Eut he heeds t er
o ie scema indeed to have utterly 1'orgotteu
thai he is not alone lo his privacy, and push
cs energetically, on unwitting of the many
who stare and smile, tir ofibefew who step
respectfully aside, and look with eorfostty
and rftfttrd upon Thomas Dabington Macau
ly. ; Ocr-aaionnlly, ; however; the historian
uv til vuci kit-b aiiit fixer oiiii iv mo iticit-
tai impulses which appear to be continually
working within Mm, , A triead of mine lately'
recoguisrd him dining in the coffee-room of
the Trafalgar , Hotel at O'eenwich a iash
iouable white bait . bouse, which if appears
he frcquenily patronises. '. He was alone, as
he generally is, and the attention cf more
than one oi the, company was attracted by
his peculiar muttering and fidgitlurss, and
by the mule cesture with wbiVb fc ever and
anon illustrated bis mentni dreamintr All
at once it must have been towards the c'i
max of the prose or yerso which he was wor
king un in his mind, s Mr. Macauiay seized
a massive Qeaturr tit-w n a moment suspen
ded rn the air and then dashed it down upon
the table with such Jtearty, good-will, that
the solid crystal, flew about itt', fragments
stinctively gtartcd Bp and stared at the curi
ous innociasu Mot a whit put but, however,
Mr. Maeanlay. who was well known to the '
. V. ... as Si a "u . ,
wuuers, cnueti louiuty tor nu Dili to oe maue
out fit the bar, end then pulling, with acou-
ola oHerfcs. his hat nmi hlit nmhriilt.i t,e.m
ft. - f It " i .t .'. . " ....
uif, ; vtuubu iuv: vim vattsjrvnjy kVII itim
head, and strode out, flourishing the oth c. ; -A
REMARKABLE MEETING.'
ai tne resiuencot . John Uacon. , Hin.. in'
Boston,. there, wash, gathering a lew days '
0ro. ot ftn nnnnikrn tifioil nl tun
whose united ages are 702 years, (he eldest1
t t mm .: . .. ..... . . m. '
acrint as va ' ,
' Than. i:..r..:. .
tne same lurniiy, whose ages swell the nu ru
ber to 832. Two other brother, one at aa
early, the other at an advanced age. are the
oiny ones ti u.e inmtiy deceased. They :
have thus met for the first. and undoubtedly
tho last time this side of the grave. They:
have assemtled tor the purpose ef reralliiiir '
tit MiAt AI ft A imnnrtnr.aa.l0 HM.I.IfAI,,fA..
streiigineii tne uesoi ant-eiron. :
They nre the family of the late Thomarta
Gross, of Welitleet, Mass., nnd were each
born among the sand hills of Cape Cxi, and
are as may ne easily Imagined, hale nnd .
hearty to an uncortmon decree. . They be- -long
to the old Puritanical stock of Masa-.
chuselts a pious and goolty band of Chris-
iian oisicrs, eticn mtving junea tne Metnod
ist Church, blheir earlier years, and still -
coiitiauitiff steadfast in the fiiih of iTihiV I'i.
thers. The mother of this truly remarkable
family, the wrker of these lines . irn l nut
ol his teens, distinctly remember as one of
his earliest reeollectioas. a small old ladr.
straight as a yard stick though t early nine- -
ty years of age. Bbe dkd m 1835. Where
is the parallel to the above?; : ' ' ; -
TROUT FISHING , .
vs e hits s menu wno is a someB nai ,
practical joker; residing in n: pleasant coun- .
try residence nenr the ocean, ' Some lime,
sinee he had a visit from Professor " , of
poewc nirwory. - x no nroiessor ts a Keen
trout fisherman, and seeing a pond at some
distance from R's residence; he rr qutrf d "
uan you tisti tor trout in that pondr
wu, ytn,- suiu . -n wen as not.'
rowoits wnere your too r - . "
, -i nave none, s m no ninerman.- Hut it
you ..want lo try,' we'll go over, to- S -, '
and get tackle, and you may try your hand .,
at it tomorrow. r. 4 - w .
It was thereupon agreed to do so, and' the
day was passed by the worthy professor iu
preparations for angling.,- ;
The nexf monung early, R. drove him;
over to Ihe pond, and ; ho , skipped it Hit
arouod to windward and leeward, and flna!-
Iv waded in op lo his waist and threw his
flics most skillully, but neves raised a Ho.
A,t length as the sun grew tolerably hot," iu; .
turned to R. whn lay under a tree solacing
himself with a book and a cigar, ami ex
claimed. 'I don't believe there is a fkh'irt
this pond.'
t.'l don't kown that there Is replied II. iiii,
pertorably. " ;;' . f' . ; ; : ,
; Why,yoa.totd me there woa.
; Oh, no, said R. leisurely turning nr j
lighting another cigar, "you naked nit'"if j ou
could pith for trout here, and I siiJ you c .ild
ns wtii as not. I've teen TolU do it c:;en,
but never knew ot one being cavht lu re.'
An unibrtunate fellow, went to a m;-er,
and asked for a jfarrnent wyin,"? his object
was lo have something W temembef hiia by.
'My friend,' gaid the mlaerj the end is to;
remember tne 1 shall give theo notliins", fur
1 am sura thou wilt remember, a refusal,
much losger thatv a gift., ,
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