, . YORK MARKET, i
" For three daft prreeding. "
Jan! 10. Cotton. There tat been an active
Remand for tho pait three dava, which baa
freely met oa the part of tho holdeis, and
some lists have been aold to arriro at lower pri.
ces, we bare reduced our quotations on soma
kindi J of a cent per lb. We qnote at 7 a 9; ' '
Flour.-The sales 410U bbls .cbismg vat
4,43 a S4,56 for common to w' Al
exandria, Baltimore? Brandy wine and Qcorgv,
town, and S4J5 a 5.25 for fcney brands -
Grain. Tbera is 4 steady fuir dwmand for Corn,
and the market, with moderate supplies, contm,
ties very oniform-tliere D0 inquiry for export,
ocpt for White, which is very scarce; the sales
ar. mi mm hnnheta. at 65 Cettts for mixed Western.
C8 for Northern roond Yellow, both in store, and
68torJerMy;dd,dolivered.v
Naval Btorea.'-Turpontine and Rosin continue
steady at previous pricei the stock of the former
la almnt 2U0U bbls. norm VOumy, ana Hint oi inu
latter, Is conaiaeraoiy rvaucea. we now saie oi
1600 bolt aorxn vouniy turpentine ai jowj
per OV IOq . I W If llllllllf;iiril U1U11IIIII .i.feiu,
fclH2l a '41,85; 700 North County do. ftl a
i. iifln w j i..,:.w.i .... , D.u;n
f L25, delivered; 11W No. 1, S2 a $2 87J per 2u
lb4 J60 Ho. Z, l,ow m yarn; buu Tar, SUo; oou
do, setoctea, in Iota, Sl,H7t a 5'i; l'juu spirits
Tnrpentino, 84 a 35 cent cash, wholesale, and
30 a 861, retail, the market closing with an up
ward tendency.
Rice.lbe demand has boen nchve, with an
advance on the better descriptions only, ol about
124 cents per 100 lb. and the sales ol all descrip
tions during the week amount to about 1UU tier-
ces. pari) lo arrive, at a j,o.j. me s.uck
Isliehl."
" PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Jan. 9. 5 Cotton There is rather more firm-
nest in ine marsei anaer me uue lureigu num.
r ....... i. ,L. , :
but the stock beine considerably increased oy the
recent arrivals, bnyers are not very anxious to
take hold at the nretont men rates : good Lotions,
however. are scarce, and wanted, ihe weeks
sales reach some 750 a 800 bales, within the rangy
of 8! a 94c for Uplands, and 10 a lot for ew Or
leanscash and time.
Floor. The sales for homo use have generally
been within tha range of $4,2oa4 8,l tor fair
mixed and choice brands, 84,60 a 85 lor extra.
and 85.2aa6.25 Der bbl. for fancy brands.
Corn is in demand at a further advance, and
the market is nearly bare, sales of new bouth-
ern ana rennsvivama yeiiow nave own hmuu i
arrive at 60 a 63c : and 8000 a 4000 bushels old
have also been sold at 65c, in store.
Naval Stores There is rather more doing in
Spirit!, but at a slight decline, and about 400 buls.
old in lots at 86 a 88c per gallon, cash and time.
In other articles there is no change, and we uru
oniv an vi sea oi saios or a a uu uuia. noap n
. 1 -t. L A . I r Alt 111 ct Tl .
It 81.50 a 2 50 per bbl.
Bice is rather scarce, with small sales, part for
export, at 8 cts. per lb.
GREAT WHEAT AND CORNf STATES
A correspondent of the Pittsburg Gazette, wrl-
tinf from Washington, says: From the abstracts
Of statistical returns already prepared at the Cen-
sus umce. u a wears mat reuusyivanm m iouu,
n . . l- !.. lO-.ll
was toe largest wheat uroaiiciiig owie oi mo
Union. I have had the curiosity to compare the
six most prominent States in respect to this crop,
and five them bolow, witli the crop of each as
shown by the return:
Pennsyltanla 15 482,191 bushels
Ohio ' "i 14,007,060 do
Virginia 14 616 900 do
, Mew York 1U 078 000 do
Michigan . 4 918,000 do
Maryland 4,494,080 do
In the yield of Indiana corn, Ohio bears off the
palm, or rather she stands primus inter paree mag-
nos. wr nve Diates siana aunosi in a ims id re
gard to this Important staple.
These states ana tneir respective crops are as
follows :
Ghto, bushels of Indinna corn 59,788,750
Kentucky do 68000000
Illinois do 07,WU,uuu
Indiana do 63,000.000
Tennessee do 62,000,000
The corn crop of 1850 for the whole United
States is returned as over 500 000,000 ot bushels,
a gain oi aooui ao pur cent uu wui oi io-iu,
The American Railway Times of the lit instant
contains a list of all tho railways in the United
States, by which it appears that the number of
railways in operation is 263, measuring il,5fj
miles in length; and constructed at a cost S33o -
lUV.oto.- luo iiuiiiuur in mmtHvn in cuuiu uj
construction is 74. measuring 11 228 miles. The
total number of railways is 837, and the total
number of miles in operation and in course of
conduction is 22.893.
to,
Orrio Wilmington & Man. II. R, Cn.
Marlon O. H.. S. C. lOih Jan. IBM.
THE four i h Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Wllnilncton t Manchester Rail Road,
Will be held at Marlon C. H.. S. C, on Wednesdoy,
the 28th day of January, 1852.
1 full MnfMAfif Allnn tt mil tha alnrlr plttlAF In
person or tt projy, is respecttuiiy ruquesiou.
Bf oraer, Jiu. aickaej, Jr., secy.
copy. 128 tru
SAIL MAKING.
THR Subsorlbor having located himself in the
town of Wilmtniton. for tho purpose of carry
ing on the Sail making builncss, would rcapecilul-
lv Inform the Merchants and Masters of vessels.
tnat ne is prepared to operate, ana roeis connuent
of giving satisfaction to all who may employ hitn.
He respectfully solicits a share oi public pnironase.
Loft, No. 24 North Water Street, over Air. J. H.
Flannel's Counting House, Lord's Wharf.
- , ' V oAiUUbL TURNER.
Jan. It ; " 128.
. WILMINGTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE Subscriber having accepted tho agenev of
several larire establishments at the North, which
will furnish him an nnllmlied suddIv of tlnfshed
or unnnisnoo, loreian or aomest e aiauhlk or
. . . . . . j. . - i
all oualltles. Is prepared to fill all orders for
MONUMENTS AND TOMIl STONES,
And every other article In the line of the business
at reasonsDia fates.
SCULPTURING,' LETTERING OR CARVIXQ,
Executed as well as can ba dono either North or
South. . v
'The best ef rsfsrenoe can be given if required.
, ' 'A3- JuOUljAtvAiN AN.
"Jan. 1 - ; 125-tf,
N'OTIfR.
ALL persons are hereby warned not to out
wood, hunt or fish, within the limits of tha
Hi ton premises, as I will pursue, with the oenal.
ties of the law. a 1 trespassers after this dale.
;f JAMES F. McREE, Sen.
Dee. V): ' .' 122.
BELLS. BELLS. BELLS.
HOUSE Bells, Hand Bolls, Gong Bells, with sll
tha necesasrv flitnrni InrliiHInir aomn' hnnd.
soma Mtvsr Dined ball du s. For sn In bv
J. M. ROBINSON.
LATE ARRIVALS
, AT THE HIT STORE!!.
IT AM now prepared lo exhibit to my friends and
vleastomers, a very superior Kusiutk Hat, with
plumes, or wiihour, to suit the taste; warranted
iqusl, if not superior to any nordi or tooth of the
cape rear; i v" fc U. Ml bits,- Hatier.
A TWO Horse Wagon, for sale cheap i Uo s
second hond family Carriage. Apply at The
I Commercial Office, or to A, J. MCRDKN. ;
Jan. 10. 127-lC
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned having this day purchased the
entire interest of Mr. O. G. P4blsv, in tha
Point Peter Si cam Ssw Mill, h.va formed a copan
j nership tor the purpose of manufacturing Steam
i Sawed I.umlirr.
! Wbntwobth W. Peibcs,
T11LLIAM IIMOS.
PEIRCE & NEILSON.
Jan. 1. 126-Iyc
DISSOLUTION.
THK copartnership of O. O. Pabslsv & Co., is
this day dissolved by consent of thf parlies
All persons indvbttd to ihe concern and to lrn Pe
ter Mill, will please mnke payment to O. G. Pars
ley, snd those h iving demands of any kind are re
quested to present them to him at once, for settle
ment, O. G. PARSLKV.
JAMES S. GREEN.
Dee. 20. 126-3w
CORN! CORN!!
1 QOfl BUSHELS, landing, and for sale by
J iyv;tj bLiLlS Ot UUVHbLI.
Jan. 6.
125.
NOTICE.
ALL persons are forewarned f om trading with
my wife Margaret, as she hns left my bed and
board ami I will not be responsible for her on any
account. F. LOVIN.
Jan. 6. 125 Im p.
NOTICE.
THE copartnership heretofore existine between
the subscribers under the 6rm of Savage &
1sarcs, is thin day ('issolved hy mutual consent.
The business of iho firm will he closed by Kdward
Savaob. EDWARD SAVAGE,
GASTON MEARES.
Wilmington, Jsnuaiy 1st, 1852. 125-tf.
For the i-ui-e of
fOlGIIS, COLDS, HO 111SEXESS, BRO.V
(H1T1S, ( R01F, ASTHMA, WHOOP
ING C01GH AM) lOm'MPTIOX.
Tills Invaluable remedy for all di?ra?os of tln
Thboat and Lvsos, has analned a celebrity from
its remarkable curies, never equalled by any other
medicine before. Oilier Preparations have shown
themselves palliatives, and sometimes effected no
table cures, but none has ever so fully won the con
fidence of every community whers it is known.
After years of trial in every climate, the results
have indisputably shown It to possess a mastery
over ihis d ingerous class of diseases, which could
not fall to attract the attention of Physicians, Pa
tients, and the public ut lare.
See Ihe nulements, not of obscure Individuals
and from far distant pluces, but of men wh are
known and respected throughout the country.
'Uu vicUly celebrated Surgeon, Uoet. VOLEX
TISE MOTT, of Mew York CUi, tayi :
"ll gives me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy of 'Aver's Chkbsy Pictosal,' which 1
consider peculiarly adapted to cure discuses of the
throat and lungs."
DR. PEKKINS, tht venerable President of the
Vermont Medical College, one of tho eminently
learned physicians of this country, writes, ihe
Chehrv Pectobal is extensively used in this sec
tion, wtute it has shown unmitttukuble evidenco of
iis happy cfli'fts upon pulmonary diseases.
The ller. J.SO. D. COCHRASE, a dUtinguuhed
Clergyman of the English Church,
writes to ihe Propiieior from Montreal, that ''he
has been cured of a severe asihmatie affection, by
(Jhebrv Pctobau" His letter at full length, may
ae found in our Circular, lo bo had of the AgoM,
bnd i- worth the attention of asthmatic patients.
This Uller i from the veil known Druggist at
HiUaLUc, Michigan, one of the largest dealers in the
Slate ; and this case is from his oven observation.
Hillsdale, Mich., Dec. 10, 1849.
Dear Sir; Immediately on receipt of your Cheb
bv Pectoral, I carried a bottle to an acquaintance
nf mine who was thought to bo near his end with
quick consumption, lie was then unable to rise
Iron) hia bed, and was extremely feeble. His
friends believed he must soon die, unless relief could
be obtained lor him, and 1 induced them to give
your excellent medicine a trial. I Immediately left
town for three weeks, and you may judgo ot my
surprise on my return, lo meet him in the street on
my way home from the cars, and And he had en
tirely recovered. l our weeks from the day lie com
menced laking yoyr medicine, he was at work ai
his urduous trade of a blacksmith.
There are other cases within my knowledge,
where the Chssbt Pectoral has been singularly
successful, but none ao marked as this.
Very truly yours,
G. vv. UNDERWOOD.
Hanoveb. Ohio, April 3, 1650.
Dear Sir t I wish I could tell all that sudor with
a cough, what your Cheery Pectobal has done
forme. It does seem they niii(hi be benefilied by
the Information 1 hud a lung fever which left my
lungs weak and inflamed. Being very feeble and
unable to gain strength at all, my friends thought 1
must soon sink In consumption. I hud no appo
tlte, and a dreadful cough was fast wearing mo
away. I began to tako your beautiful medicine, by
tho advice of a clergyman, who had seen its t Hue is
before. It oased my cough ut first, and gave ins
rest at night. In less than a fortnight I could eat
well, and my cough haj ceased lo be troublesome,
my uppetitu returned, und my food nourished me,
which soon restored my strength. Now, after rive
weeks, I em well and strong, with no other help
than your Cbterry Pectoral.
Yours, with respect.
JULIA DEAN.
1 hereby certify thai the above statement of my
wife t in conformity with my own vievs of her
Case and her cure by Avur'8 Cherry Peetoral.
JOSEPH DKAN.
Thu'abovo namad Joseph Dean Bad Julia, hit
wjCu, vie personally known i" me, and Implicit con
fidence may bo placed In their statement.
SAMUEL O. VAN DBRWEXT,
Pastor of the Baptist Cnurch.
Prepared by J. C. Ayer, Clwuilst, Lowell, Muss.
Pec, 3 122.
FraTwMED;
THE subscriber respectfully Invites ihiiKu (hot
are indebted to him to cull and niuke immediate-
paymehts, as money must ha had by thn first
of January. It la hoped that (his call will bo suf
ficient to produce Iho desired affect.
" UKO. MYERS.
Jan. 1. 123.
fch my York.:
t,-THK Regular Packet Schr. Wake, A.
AM ''Briggs, at ier, will sail as above. For
ii., .Wreight, apply to ,
GEO. HARRIS". ,
Jen. 13. " ; " . 4 123.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
THE Paekitt KWhr'fl t-tl. n.,vl
The v k. h, Rowley. tV. '.nil
icer, Master, will mil uiu... fur rriii,i
or passage, apply on beard, or 10
Jan.ll?,
' 123.
v FOR NEW YORK. -
THE A.I. Schr. J. A. Hobart, Qovr, Mas
ter, will leave for the above nort on dntur.
day next. For liahl freiaht or tiaumi
having fine accommodations, apply 10 the Captain
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
.THE Schr. Nancv R. Haan. Hairan.
Master, can take light freight, and will
sail with despatch. Annlv to
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
Jan. 8. us.
HERON'S LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
THE regular packet Sihooner Jana C
Patterson, Peacock, will have despatch
for above Don. For l.trht freivhl or nn.u.
age apply on board to Capt. or 10
GEO. HARRISS.
Jan. 8 128.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
THE A. I. Brig Lucy Atwood, t'apt. B.
Atwooi, carries UU.WU leet Lumber or
1800 Bun els
The A. I. Brig Waison, P. Allen, Master, carries
12(1,00'') feel Lumber, or 1600 Barrels.
The A. I Coppered Brig John Kendall, W.IBoyd,
Master, carries 140,000 feet Lumber or 2,000 Bar
rels. Apply to
J. & D. McRAE & CO.
Jan. 8. 126.
FOR BOSTON.
THE A. I. fast sailing Schooner St. Leon,
Richardson, Master, will sail in a few days.
For light freizht or passage, apply to
ADAMS, bRO. 4CO.
Jan. 8. 126.
FOR NEW YORK.
THE Clipper Schooner Kaloolah, E. A.
Glazier, Master, will have quick despatch
for the above port. For light freight or
passage apply to J. t D. McRAE & CO.
J an," 8. 126.
FOR BALTIMORE,
CANON'S I4NE.
TUV 1 I ftnttnnnar VlrnlnU 0.rfK,h
1 .... ... ".UUVIILI J ,,K,,,U
ni - 1 .. . ....it 11 t. . 1
i imiiiner, uiumvr, win iuii on oaiuraay
ne.t. For freight or passage, apply to
J. &. D. McRAE t CO.
Jan. 8. 126.
FOR BALTIMORE.
TUP. Whminnr ,.H'.,IL- MnUA M
.... -w "i.V, .b.'U.W,.M, 1MUO.D,,
rtu .1 :.,jl- r
win bum uuuiii inu iiiiuoig oi nexi ween,
For freight of abput 3C0 bbls., opply 10
J. & D. McRAE & CO.
Jan. 8. 126.
WM. MASON & SON'S
REGULAR LINE OF
11 ALT I M O K E & W I L W I N GTO N PACK ETS
THE undersigned beg leave to inform ,V
Hie snipping public, mat tliey liaveT,
made arrunements to continue theoaacka
above f.lnr of Packets, and run good vessels regu
larly mrouch the year, at lowest rates of freight.
The Agents' wharf in Wilmington is in a contral
pari of the town, and immediately adjoining one of
1 lie steamboat iompany s wnart, incretore making
it desirable to those who have goods for up river.
Shippers will please direct l heir goods, shipped by
"Mason's Line."
VVM. MASON & SOS, Agents,
No. 75. 6'iniih's wharf, Baltimore.
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co., Agents, Wilmington,
Feb. 4. 137-tf
CANNON'S LINE OF
BALTIMORE PACKETS.
THE subscriber intends running a .FX
regular weekly line of 1'ackcts be.
tween Wilmington and Baltimore.
consisting of six A. I. fust sailing schooners,
Corinthian, Susan Cannon, Virginia Griffith,
Palestine, Gazelle, Gro. W. Robinson.
Persons ptirchnini; goods in Baltimore and wish
ing t lit ' 1 it forwarded without delay, will please direct
them shipped by this line.
Freights taken on this line at .New York rates.
JOHN V . CAN NO.V, Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
J. & D. McRAE, Agents, Wilmington, N. C.
Jan. 25, 1351. 133-tf.
THOS. F. CAUSE.
Commission Merchant & Auctioneer,
Oilice f.11 HalPs upper building, North Water
Street.
Where he wili be happy 10 attend lo all orders in
either branch of his business.
Wilmington, N. C. Dec. 23, 1851. 119-tf,
A. E. MOTT,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c
South Side Market Street,
Next door below Wilkinson & Esleb's Confec
tionary, under the dwelling of Airs. Sarah Cpwan.
He takes this method of informing the citizens of
Wilmington and vicinity, that he has on hand snd
intends keeping a well selected assortment of Fam
ily Groceries, which he will sell as cheap as any
other hou:e in ihe place, for cash aqd hope to
merit a liberal share of patronage by a close appli
cation to business.
His stock oosistt as follows : Flour of the best
brands, Mackerel, Fulton market and dried Beef,
Pork, Bacon, Beef Topgues, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
Lemon. Soda, Butter and Sugar Crackers, Pota
toes, Turnips, Onloqs. Ulo and Laijuira Coffee,
larafied, Powdered, Crushed and brown Sugar,
Molasses, Corn meal and Ilominy, Cylgales, and
Ward's No 1, and piive snd fancy Soap, Tea,
Ch0C0ll. KalHrallll Nnlmoa tUnlnn lSln...
Allspice, Pepper, Ground Qinnamon, KcUlorJ
Family and Com starch. Sweet Oil Piekles.
Catsup. Lemon Syrup, Candy, Raisins, Her
rings, Jermun-wax, Adamantine nnH Tnllnw r.nn.
dies, Negro shoes, and Boots, Tin wsre, Poi wsre.
Marketing nnd work Btskets, Tubs, Pails, Trays,
Brooms, Flour snd Sugar Bucksis, Measures, Wool
and Cotton Cards, Jugs, Cigars, Smoking snd
Chewing Tobaccoy Facs Powder, Hair Oil, Co
logne, Shoo Blacking, Ale, Porter, wine Cider, dc.
Ac Ac. The above slock was lately purchases for
cash and will be sold accordingly,
Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 6. 125-tf.
PILOTAGE.
THE Ordlnsnca passed SJ the last meeting of the
Commissioners of Navigation and Pilotage, re
ducing the Pilotage to one half on all Vessels tow
ed by Steam Boats, was at a subsequent meeting
reconsidered and ihe said ordinance was reclnded,
and ihe Piluiags to romam as former))'. I)y order
of the Bosrd. W. J. LOVE, O. B. C.
J- 8- J. copy 3. 126.
. FOR SALE OR RENT.
THAT desirable summer retreat on Mason
1 ; I boro Sound, now occupied by the Sub.-cri-ml
.Mor, and formerly by Mr. Peterson, will be
sold on reasonable term for Cash, or exchanged
for Town property. Possession given Immediate
ly. If not sold before the first ot April the place
will be rented. ' For further particulars apply to J
4 D. ilcRaec Co., or to the sutmcrltxr -
No. 1. . 63-3m, .
CtmOLIDlTKD LOTTERIES OF 3dlEVL4.D -
For January, 1352
' COLVIN it CO., .
Office V. W- Corner of Baltimore and Calrci t
street, Maseam Corner, Baltimore Maryland.
; BRILLIANT SCHEME CLASS D.
7$ IS'os. lo Drawn Ballots, ta be Drawn la Beltl-
; v mon, on 311 January. .,
tiORtND CAPITAL PR1ZESI
OI,3T DlLliAHS.
6 prizes of 10,000 lOpiixesof 11,500
6 " 5,000 10 u 1,000
. 1 JP M 2.500 10 " 750
Tickets 120 1 Halves 110; Quarters 15.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Maryland are Slate
Lotteries, legally chartered by the Slate Legisla
ture, and controlled by State Officers.
Schedule of Lotteries 10 be drawn in Baltimore
during the month or January, on the several days
set lortn below, hvery lottery advertised win pout
lively be drown.
Dste. Class Capitals. No.ol Ballets. Tk'ts ur l"K
Jan. 10, 35, $5 00f lb Nos. It drawn, II, S4
12, 3d, 9.000 73 Nos. 16 drawn, 2, V
14, ' 38, 8,000 75 Nos. 14 drawn, 21, 8
16, 40, 7,500 78 Nos. 14 drswn, 2, 7
17, 41, 4 700 73 Nos. 12 drawn, I.
19. 42. 9.000 75 Nos. 13 drawn. 3, 10
,21, 44, 10,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn, 21, 8 J
22, 8, 24 000 78 Nos. 13 drawn, 5, 17
24. 5. 40.000 73 Nos. 12 drawn. 10. 37
26, 48, 9,154 73 Nos. 16 drawn, 3, 9
27, 49, 5,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn, 1, 4
29, B0, 8,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn, 2J, 91
28, 6, 30,000 78 Nos. 12 drawn, 10, 37J
20, 9, 18,000 75 Nos. 14 drawn, 5. 16
30. B2. 7.600 78 Nos. 13 drawn. Is, 74
30, 1, 15,000 75 Nos. 14 drawn, 4, 12
31. A3. 4.000 75 Nos. 12 drawn, 1, 4
Jl n AI R7fi 7l4 rtfn. lfi rfrnwn 20. Rn 1
3PLEASE NOTICE. The price of certificates
ot KacKages ot uuaner i icaets oniy is nameo
above. Whole and Hal. Tickets sre issued in
packages of corresponding rales.
All orders addressed to Colvm & Co. will receive
prompt attention.
The official drawings sent to sll who order tickets.
Prizes cashed at sight. Remittance for prizes
made in Bank Drafts. Please address orders to
COLVIN & CO.,
Box 213, Baltimore, Maryland.
Des. 23. 119-ltno-s.
RICE.
nr CASKS prime quality, fresh from the Hfili,
O'J for sale by
ANDERSON & LATIMER.
Dec. 9.
WINDOW CORNICE.
A FRESH supply, jus' received at the Hardware
L Store. J. M. KUBIASUIN .
Dee. 20.
na.
SECOND HAND SPIRIT RARRELS.
C L A1JGE size and in good order, for sale by
UJJ A IN Ur-USUiN OL L, A 1 1 ill Kit.
Dec. 9. 113.
PORK AND BEEF.
Zf BBLS. Mess Pork, city Inspected ;
OKJ 20 ' prime Beef ;
9 " Mess do.
For sale by ANDERSON & LATIMER.
Dec. 9. 113.
FRESU ARRIVALS.
QH BBLS. Extra Family Flour;
OKJ 5 " Hiram Smith's (best) ;
60 bo its Family do. ;
15 kegs of Extra Goshen Butter i
200 " best Dried Beef t
2 bbls. New N C. Lard j
6 kegs, 30 lbs. each, for Families ;
50 boxes Cheese ;
5 caskeS do. Cull at
GKO. H. KELLEV'S.
Jan. 6. (J. H. & N C. T. copy ) 125.
nOUSE AND SHIP PAINTING,
GLAZING, &c.
THE undersigned rospictlully informs Ihe pub
lie irenorally thai he tut removed h's Painting
establishment on Chesnui Street, not far from the
store of Messrs. McMillan & Davi. as alio near the
well known Koca Spring, where he may be found
at all tl mes, and will do all work entrusted to his
care with neatness and despatch,
WM. S. READ.
July 10 6 in. 49.
FRESH BOSTON CRACKERS.
JUST received, 25 tin canisters Bent's Bostin
Crackers; 100 doz. Underwood's Pickles.
Fo. sale, low, by HOVARD & PEDEN.
Nov. 20. IPC.
EMPTY BARRELS.
1 LARGE size, expected per Schr. James
A J Jaines, from Boston, by
ELLIS, P.OSSELL6VCO.
epl. 25. 82
REDUCED FARE,
THROUGH TICKETS
BETWEEN WILMINGTON N C AND BlLTIllOCE.
FARE 913.
VIA.
WELDON, PETERSBURG, RICHMOND,
AND WASHING: ON CITY, OR
VIA
WELDON, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.
For Tickets apply at tin- OFFICE of the WIL
MINGTON and RALEIGH RAIL ROAD COM.
PANY at WILMINGTON, orut ihe OFFICE of
the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA
NY, sndol the BALTIMORE and OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Piatt Stsest, BaLTmoaa.
Jan. 1, 1851. 123-tf.
Town and Fayettevilie papers will please copy.
CARDENAS MOLASSES.
CA JJBLS Cardenas Molsssea, of Superior
tVquality, now landing from Hrig Portland, for
sale by ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
Des. 20. 119.
NOT I(C.
I HEREBY givs notice that the firm ef Murden
& Loring is this day dissolved.
A. J. MURDEN.
Dec. 15, 1851.
CARRIAGE MAKING :
IN sll its various branches ; olso spnir(ng dono
st the shortest notice, by the subscriber.
A.J. MURDEN.
Dec. 27, 1 61, , . 121-tf,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
AT the December term 1851 of the Court of
Please snd Quarter Sessions for the Connty of
New Hanover, tellers of Administration were
granted to the subscriber on the estate of George
Lillington, deceased. All persons Indebted to said
estate are required to settle the same without delay,
and all having claims against the same are called
upon to mesent them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of recovery.
E. A. ANDERSON.
Pes. 27i3Lw 1216."'
MARYLAND STATE LOTTLIt
ei'Tia op b. x tm t s;i.-
13H I'.att Street Hitlnore, MJ.
The IS Constitat'on f Maryfcind, framrd,
and adopted July 4th, H3I, sanctioos ire prtsem
ersnt far all M.irylanJ tale Loitories now drw
tng (and of which CARR fc SON. ar rrguUt Li
censed Stais Brokers,) and also continues them tn
fore until rS5J, when all piesent CWfrr Ao;i
thin expire, v -
HT03.118.
- Ssturday. January 17. 1852.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, ClamC.
1 prize of 150,000
I rlsa of ft.orxr
I ,33000
-I - 22,000
I 11,493
I 9,0U0
1 M 5,000
: i , .ooo
I " '6,000
1 " ,000
-1 prizes of 1,000
iso i.ooo
Tickets, 1233,00
d 117 .
Certificate of 25 Whols
do 25 Half
do 25 Quarter
do 5s).75
do 2937 5
do 23 Eighth
Tickets 115, Halve 7,50, Quarters 3,75
Tuesday, January 20th, IS5S.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery. Class 3.
1 prize of 20,000 I 20 prizes of COtf
4 prizes of 6,000 20 do 400
4 " 2,500 29 do 221
2D prizes of 200
Ccrtlficsts of 25 W hole Tickets, 174,00
do 25 Half do 37,00
do 25 Quarter do 8,50
Tickets 1 15. Halves 2,50. Quarters 1,25
833,44T'lt
Wednesday Janoary 21st, 185'?.
Maryland Cmilldated Lottery, Claaa D.
1 prize of 930 O00 I 25 prizes of 700
1 do 7,500 I 25 do 345
1 da 6,000 I 400 do 150
1 do 2,500 60 do 75
1 do 1,500 60 do 60
Certificate ol 25 Whols Tickets, 6123,00
do 25 Half do 61;50
do 25 Quarter do 30,75
do 25 Eighth do 15,37
Tickets tlx Halves 6. Quarters 1,60.
" 78,H7.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery. Class 8.
Saturriuy. January 24 ih, 1852.
1 prize ol 8l0,i'OO
10 prizes 1,000
I do 12,1!)7
1 do 6,000
1 do 4.U00
IW do pw
16 do 250
C6 do 100
CG prizes of 80 dollars.
Certificate of 25 Whole Tickets 6153,00
do 25 Half do 79,(0
do 25 Quarter do 39,50
do 25 Kluhih do 19,75
Tickets $10. Halves 5. Quarters 2,60
1117,207
Tussdav, January 27th IS52,
Maryland t'ontoliiiatcd liOtiery. Class 49,
1 prize of 5,000
1 prize
of 600
do
1.000
1 du
1 do
1 do
1 do
209 do
DOLLAR
40O
300
200
89
)9
do
do
do
do
900
7C0
fiOO
TICKETS ONE
Ccriifieatc of 25 Whole
do 2S Hull
Tickels, 616,00
do 8,00
do 'li Quarter do 4.00
Correspondents can rely on the safety of the
Mailn, us out of many thousand letters received by
us we have never had a valuable letter to miscarry.
CsfAII Orders answered by return Mail.
Bunk Drafts or Certificates of Deposit, sre
promptly sent to any purl of 'he United Stales, for
Prizes sold lly E. N. CARR & SON.
Money in any 'urns, however large, can be confi
dently mailed at the House of Ei N. CARR
SON.
For a Good Prize, prompt attention, snd n just
and certified statement of each drawlr.gr, address
your Orders to the Oldest Established Firm In the
World.
E. N.CARU otCO.,
138 Pratt Street,
Puliimore, Md.
Dec. 30. 122.
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
The hesi and strongest medicine in the world for
ihe cure of Dyspepsia In all lis forms such as head
ache, heartburn, habitual cQstlyeoecs, acidity of the
stomach, loss of sppet)te, asthma, piles, incipient
consumption, debility arising from protracted fevers,
fever and ague, exposure to heal or cold, old aae
and diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or a
deranged condition of ins stomach. It Is also an
excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any medi
cine in use, ror 'emsie suffering from uicrine or ncr
vous derangement.
Among the numerous aud highly respectable cer
lificates, we refer to the following
Prof. A. A. Hayes M. D. Stats Asssyer.
Fiuhenry Homer, Esq .Boston.
James C. Dunn, Esq , City Tieasurer, Boston.
Hon. Myroo Lawrence. Ex-Prest. Mass. Senate
Hon. L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov. Rhode Island,
now Member of Congress.
Hon. Win. Woodbijdge, formerly Gov. of Mich
igan, now u. o. oansior.
Hon. J. T. Morchted, formerly Gov. of Kentucky,
now U. S. Senator
Hon. J. K. Simmons, U. S. Senator from Rhode
island.
Hon. Samuel 8. Phelps, U. S. Senator from Ver
mont. Hon. Win. Upham, U. S. Senator from Vermont.
Hon. Solomon Foote, Mc-nber of Congress from
Vermont.
Hon. H. D. Foster, Member of Congress from
Pennsylvania.
Hon. M. L. Msrlln, Delegate In Congress from
Wisconsin Territory.
Geo. A. C. Dodge, pelegate in Congress rom
Iowa.
R. P. Stowe, Esq , Clerk in the House of Reprs
sentatires,
O. C Trowbridge, Esq., Detroit, Michigan.
Geo. W. Junes. Esq., Surveyor General, Dubuque
Iowa.
Joseph Hoxle, Esq., No. 76, Wall street. N. Y.
Many other individuals of the highest respecta
bility can be referred to, who will confirm all that
has been said in favor of this invaluable medicine.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, Windsor, Vu
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No 26, Meichsnis Row, Boston, General
Agents.
Pries 61 per bottle i six bottles fur 65.
carrfO.V.-Enth buttle of tha Genuine Oxy.
genaied Bitters, will have the outside wrapper prin
ted In English, French and Spanish, with the Signs
lure of Geo. B. Green. Proprietor, upon three sides,
sod In sddltlou, a finely engrsved label upon the lop
of the bottle, with the slgnsture of Reeij, Bates &
Austin, who art the sole G nersl Agents, and ts
whom all orders must bo addressed.
C. Dv PRE, sols Agent for Wilmington.
Oet. S. 866m .
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