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THURSDAY. APKIL
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A CLOSET A I
The "Town Fact tin J ...lies" man
the "Pennsylvania," h a enius in his
fl.- jVii ; . i.-. t., ,LaI
war.,1
hia tiilf it sketches of;
"Life in PhilaJi-lpl
- - . . . . . . i .' .
nndalthougiioi eom- ;
Dre HO. M DOl til WHS mOfft . I
Mre. Sophroni i Duvallenger H mulatto :
lady who renJsoll the French novels, nndj
m cultivates a last t for those European re-1
fincmeu: ia social intercourse whirU norae of j
ear IwruMcd gfntltrr.cn wish to introduce
It'UUVVUIIIOI UJF l HUl writ J T "I '
taduBltiotu, and unsuspicious Itllow. Mrs. U.
haa foiroed a Plutonic intimacy with a, light
TIIK COMMEilCiAL.
lemon colored D'Oreay. wlio calls himself
- Edward Bemngtoiw j Vhil Mr. Davollen-
fer is making ergara and an honest liv'n g at i
ia shop, M re. I),, at home, is making tea
' nnd toast fur Chevajit-r Perringtort, r flu !
"L-'ltitil "bight; Davallengcr" being' taken 'with,
an ominous pain in the head, came home two
hoars sootier than usual, nnd interrupted a
. lefe-e-tete between Madame and Le Cheva
lier. ' No ludv who has read a French novel
. ctn be tembariajt;d in such a ease ; a closet
or tfp board ia therobvioua leeourCB. fThe,
- onl v recess of this kind in the apartment was
. a war under the lua, where Deval!enjrer
X kept hi8un?casened tobacco, extra foia of
Xjtnuff nnd various tool and materials for
wbich there wui no "room in the chop. ' Into
this uw browed VRult,w by Madame' tti
rcciio: the Chevalier Crept. on his hundu
' . nnd k(i'ro .find waa snugly ahut up by the
adroit lady, at the v?ry moment Davallen
The honcsL tobaroonits complained of hia
, ichiiij; uuiiu , v!iiiuui .itBsiniiig - R cause tur
I it, not imuginin-j (poor It How !) what an op-
Jreswve iveigiu lua vajroniis nuu in susiani.
leantvbile, dhevnlicr Berringtorr, in the
i ' closet, vaa forful that hia breathing might
be overhear J j to prevent which, he put hia
-. face In a large jar, which stood on the floor
- conveniently. Thiajar contained snuDTofa
very volume nature j una iib soon ns oernng
ton drew fata first brenth inside of the vcescl,
n column of the titilating dust ascended into
each' nostril, an J produced such a tempestu
ous sneezing" -n'a might haye' been mista
ken for those rapidly successive detonations
which are incident to nn explosion of saltpe
tre." The astounde'd' Davallenger' looked af
hia wile for an explanation, v Mra D. seeing
that" a demiiiHieHr-could f not" bo avoided,
ahrieked Robbera" and Morderl" Deval-
lener seized a shoVet, threw open the eud-
j"dy.doa(f and went regularly to work on the
" carcass, of the Chevalier who si ill continued
to sneeze ia anawer to each blow, though
. the whacks .he received on his rear were
r nothing to be srieczed at. ' The shovel wna
actually 'demolished in the furious attack.
Chevalier Berrington attempted to offer no
explanation or justification either to the hus-
hand or before the Mayers In answer to
; queries' proposed, by the latter, he magnuni-f'-
mousty exclaimed: .''Send mo to jail for a
thief if you choose. I'd better sutler than
aue ine reomanon m me -air ttx." tie
was committed accordingly. ? : .
' .....,, , u.
- J' ' !' JTton the Lad port Courier, March 80.
Great Row among- the Irish at ; Lockport
The Mlltury Called OutOver Due Hnn
tired Men Arreatedt:;.-k
'l Tb Irish aeltleniettt up !the ,cannl, was
veaterdavuhd, scene of another disirraceful
row i'Tbo GiU way men, who have been aa
eaolted on aeyeralicaeionjr ; by,f the Mayo
men. hawnir their "ahantiea torn: down and
burned, nnd their property deatroyed . aa--
aembed in a large body determined to avenge
their wrongs' by fearful reialiution' t Ilatf
i ng organized tbeinsel vea, they? proceeded to
the Kontes bf hcif antagonista and demolish
ed (heir alianGea anj property without atint.
The men being mostly, aosont at work, they
repaired to wnere lney were,and most sliam e---,
fully assaulted them with clubs, etonca, &c,
'U wounding several,;' bqt none fatally, as we
r. are glad t-ilearn. Iittelligenoe of these do
f 1 " inga haying beejjK communieuted lo ..Sheriff
- Cliipp, and it being ejsd stated that the riol-
eft were in large force, and prepared to re
t f aiat lhe cxecutto of the law ; .. the military
x "' were culled out, and three bodies of armed
-mea with the polico force oi. the village.
, I proceeded to the ground,', and succeeded in
f'', arresijnone hundred and aoven of 'the '"riot
era1.' ; 'About HgBty .were brought down ; last
bight at 13 o'clock; and lodged ia jail, hud
the balance were committed thia 'morning.
The police officera who. went up yesterday
arrived Uiere aome lime : in ndrance of the
posse, and upon their approach a small body
of en.' wfton! they knew to be engaged In
thdisturbhrice.starte(t and ran for the wood.
discovered that' it would - be tm possible to
overtake then) and turned about, but no soon,
er had they dona ao ttiau the retreating men
also retraced their .steps, and came up brati
duhioff their clubs, displayed fire arms, ant
one ofthem fired off his gun into the air.
The officers expostulated with theui and
succeeded in keeping thetn quiet until the
urnvaj 01 tne unneu nana wuen tuey were
taken prisonere.- We understand that all
of the ringleaders and the mon troublesome
ana malicious of the, band have been nr
rwted,. and u 1 to be hoped they will be
mads rxaaoplesof. Thouzh the nartv now
arrested were not the original instigators of
tnee iron Dice, etui they were acting in vie
laiion of law, and must pay the penalty.-
me companies wno volunteered to aid the
civil . autnoriiies on thia occasion were the
Emmittv Guards, ,lhe. Hook' and Ladder
Companyi'' No. ; V tt0t Engine Company,
No. I. .The niajvityol these were detain
ed all night in tho cold, and they deserve
much credit for their heroism and self-sacrifice.
It la to be hoped that tfteCe Will, in fu
, Jdrey be no occa,sioii for another,. trial Hof the
s patriotisra of our citizeua. The frequent oc
currence of these outrntfea la n diatrraee and
' reproach to our village, and it ia the desire of
4 all that the origjaatvra ofthem may be treat
ed with he utmost rigor of the law. ,-'-;' :
A gentleman asked a country clergyrnau
- for the use of his pulpit for a young divine a
relation of his. - ' really io not know," said
the clergyman, ,4,hoitr to refuHe you ; but if
thiyoeing mao could preach better than ran,
my congregation will be, dissatisfied with me
. afterwards and if he should pr.eacli worse,
tfoii't ttjiiik he fit to preach at II.H
O'.BAGS llloiu d Lstjuiratotleei
iU 7lihds. nnme Porto Rico and N. Orleane
v:f, just received nd for stile by
" J. HATHA WAV A SOX.
March 6.
NOTICE.
4 S DeRoeselA Brown, od J. R. Blossom, of
AX-mi town, are forwarding vol ton free uf lor-
tMyairitno' nmtim .in f will .I...
ward free of
I commission, Cotton and Spirits Terpentine to any
";"ri . . "" 2 , t.I
lluuBl N,. Vrk l R A JR.
m Mi B- Blossom & Son. - -
v.,-.,- j - R. H. GRANT,
Gjldsbpro Telegraph and FayeHevllle Observer,
1 "-'nd bill to this Qffica. t
V""1 ' - ' ' ; ' i3Im.-
Vf VV
1 sale by
JOSEPH TL BLOSSOM.
H7tf,
Feb, 26.
TO THE PUBLIC
THR Subacriber haa leased for atet.n of years,
of R. W. Brown, Esq,, hia fire-proof a lore, with
hia wharves, and la now in a condition to take ca-
fteoial euro of Spirits Turpentine and other Naval
Mores coinrmied to nis care, ma Warehouse ia
well known to be the beat and sqfust place In town
for the atornga of Bacon, Lard. Cora, Pens, &c.
The lower wharves have on them four larga new
ahedt, where Spirt's can be safely kept from the
rain and sun. tie Is prepared to receive and snip,
or sell, all kind of pr Jduce sent to his care. He
win also maKS advances wm-n requirea.
' He begs to refer b the following gentlemen: K.
W. Brown, ihn Dawson, 0, G. Parley,and Yho.
H. WrigbU Esqra.
. MlLf:S COSTJN.
fc IBrown's wharf Wilmington, N. C.
. ?ept. 13. 7T.
COMFORT, SAFETY & ECONOMY.
rrRR subscriber, having purchaied Mr. Daniel
X Hemingway's potent for an improvement in the
construction and alternation in Fire Placea and
Fine, o a to prevent them fi am smoking and by
which Improvement a saving of half the quantity
of fuel generally used,. Is mode will take great
Measure in attending 'o nrtv work entrusted tohim.
and assures those who are kindly dfspnsed to em
ploy him, that entire confidence may be placed In
the improvement. H has already altered It Fire
Places and built several chimnies, la Wilmington,
on this system, all of which have given entire sat
isfaction, ; ' '
Your servant GEORGE PRICE.
Feb, 14- 14M2m.
SALT! SALT!
1AVSACKS large, and In fine order, to or
aVVUrive per brig Susan Duncan from Char
leston.
GEO.
HARRISS.
. Jan. 20.
135.
DAILY EXPECTED.
rfifYCAsKSHVlKt
60 Rules Eastern Hay
5U DDIs, l'otatocs;
60 " Apples j
For sale to arrive. ' ' a r
ADAMS, BRO.sV
Jan. 15.' ' .
Co.
4.
LIME LIME.
gpl CASKS momently expected from Camden,
OUJpet Schr. Statesman. For sale, by
: J. ft D. McRAE & Co.
Jan. 29. 136.
NOTICE.
rT,HE undersigned having formed a Co-pprtner
JLshlp under the style of JOHN BANKS &
BROTHER, tor carrying on a COMMISSION
AND -FORWARDING BUSINESS, all gooda
cotiaiped to them, or ordered, or produce sent for
alo, will be promptly atlendd to,
JOHN BANKS,
DAVID BANKS.
Fab. 3. 137.
GUANO! GUANO!!
1 nf TONS best Peruvian, daily expected. For
LkJw sale ia lota to suit.
ALSO.
100 Bbls. Ground Plaster for- Agricultural purpo
ses, t'or bale Dy
J. & D. McRAE A CO
Feb. 23. 149,
SPIRITS BARRELS
fiAnSECOND hand Splrite Bbls , large sixe,
V7VV1
'in prima order, f-r sale by
ANDERSON & LATIMER.
27. 134.
Jan,
MOLASSES.
0rXf HHDS. prlmo quality Cuba, now landing
COJ from brif Annawon, and for s le bv
J. HATHAWAY SON.
March 16. 165.
ROSIN STRAINERS.
JUST received a full supply of the best English
, Wire Cloth, of oil sizes.
J. M. ROBINSON.
March 16. 155
PLANTING POTATOES.
T?I FTY barrels daily expected, by Mary PowelL
end for sale by
JOHN C. LATTA.
March 11.
153.
A VALUBLE HOUSE AND LOT
von SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale that beautiful bouse
and lot situated on front street, next door south
of the M. E. Church. The Lot ia 66, by 165 feet
the house is 30 by 49 feet, and has four Rooms on
the first and two on the aecond floor, with a fire
place In each room t it haa alao a pantry nnd kitch
en at tochedj a negro house and wolj of first rate
water In the yard, and aa excellent garden. Thia
property la very valqubje and bids fair W be more
so, alike with the whole of Wilmlagton property
which Is bound to Increase ia value owing to the
constant Immigration to It and the Internal Im
provements now In progress and ia contemplation.
Those who want to settle permanently le Wjlralng.
ton and wsb pleasant family residence, would do
woU to embrace ibis opportunity of purcnasing aa
bey may never expect to belter themselves
. . - 1
in a
pleasant home. Terms, one fourth of Ibe purchoss
money will be required In ea.h
in easnr tne oait
the balance in
three equal instalments of six,' nine
.4 AmA ImiIm.
months, wltt) boqds and securities,- negoclablo at
uuqk . Possession given tne nrst ot uciooer next.
For further Information Information apply soon iff
A. A. n. soy 1 hall, agexa
For 8. P. IVEY. ,
Wilmington. March 11. 1 . 153-tf.
Weekly Journal and Goldsboro' Republlcap arid
Patriot please copy till forbid.
THE
RANDOLPH MACON MAGAZINE.
IS edited by a committee, eonalstlnr Of three
members chosen from each society. The editora
for tha next term are Messrs Somusl Lander.Thos.
C. Thuckston, and John Williams, from the Frank
lin L. Society 1 and Mssrs Charles H. Hall, John
8. Jackson, and Furney G. Tooke, from the wash'
ington L. Society.
It will ha published about the middle of each
month, January and July excepted. Each Dumber
will contain 43 octavo pages. . : . ,
Terma.Two Dollars per annum, always lo ad
Vane. :V ',. . " :,,. 1 ".,.,. .. i'.JfVt.i''
- CSAn extra copy will be famished to every one
sending os ten new subscribers. '
.: March, 185?. ; .z 6f6t
WV. have just reteiveu TF." I ACKAGES
CHINA and GLASS, from l.-erpvol. Also,
TWENTY CRATES of CAtNK and ftUEEN'S
WA LIK-nart aold to arrive. Those who have
purchased caa get their sett by seeding for them.
.HcttAKaHARRlS3.
, Jsn. 20. ivr"-"'.'.
r:nrlACANDY.-
ON HAND, 700 lbs, fresh and good, Tor sals low
by WILKINSON d ESLKR.
March 8. ' " ' , ' ; f81
""OUTCALTS SUFF. 4 :
ALWAYS on hand, at Manufacturer prices, or
dera received, and forwarded for lota to suit
" i n l no DH A A Cm
Dec. 2. ' ' l- " ; "V ,10-
JUST RECEIVED t:
FRESH and good Figs, Prunes, Oranges, Lem
ons, Datea, Citron, rtoWna, Almonds, Filberta,
Walnuta. BratulNaia, Juiubo Paate, Rock Candy,,
Ac. for ajle low, by , WILKINSON ESUSK.
May 6. - '';.i, -. ' ,s"
FOR SALE.
56
CASKS Rice, joat from mill, by
Jan. 15
FLOUR FLOUR.
ftr-ft RRf.S. Euoerfiae Flour, best
Virginia
OOU brands, daily expected per
Brig L. P.
Snow. For sale by
J. &. D. McRAE & CO.
143.
Feb. 23.
SILVER PLATED DESERT KNIVES
SILVK bolsterad Wory handled Table and Qea
ert Knives, latest pattern and of auperkw 'qnajiiy
for sale by
J. Mi
ROBINSON.
; March 16.
155
VERY USEFUL MACHINES.
THE aiibscribers haye been appointed by tti
Manufacturer, to act as Agents for the sala or
Patnaja'a Patent Improved Vice faw Saw
Filing Machines,
and ar prepared to receive orders from any part of
tne state . ,
These Machlnea are capable of performing five
tlmea the amount ol work that can be done by hand,
and In much better manner, producing a perfectly
square sharp edge. A great saving in saws, and
factually preventing them from running in the log,
thereby saving treat iossoi umo ana nmioiiui.
One of them in full operation can bo aeen at "Cow
an Mill-." POTTER & KIDDER.
March 2. :w
BEEF HEARTS.
R 1R.RKI.S mat received, and tor sale tv
O JOHN C. LATTA
March II.
TO PEDLARS AND COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
THE subscriber has just received, per Jonas
Smith. 100 doxen Ivory Combs, assorted widths
and sixes, which he offers for sale at Manufacturers,
prices. L. H. Who II.
March 6. 151 London's Buildings.
TO HIRE.
Q NEGRO Boys;
V 2
Women I
Glflj
Mn;
1
1
Apply (o
JOHN C.
LATTA.
141.
Feb. U
SNUFF SNUFF,
FRESH from the factory of Outcolt, and John
Dill, and Son 1 warranted equal to any in the
Unitod btatea. Foi sala low, b
y
WILKINSON
& ESLER.
145-
Feb. 21
THAT TEA.
ALL qualitjce and kinda, fresh imported from.
Chins, by .he Pekln Co. No humbug j only
twenty-five percent lose than sold In any other
atore in Wilmington. CnJl and buy a package and
you will find thai It is extras at the Fruit Depot.
WILKINSON A ESLER.
Feb) ?l. 145.
MEAL MEAL.
AFRESH supply of WhUe Corp Meal, ground
fine, constantly on hand hi the Store of Whit-
oksr A Whitfield, wholesale or retailcall and try
It, if you wish good Meal.
WriJ.TAK.liU & vyHJfff hLU.
145.
Feb. 21,
LIMK LIME.
1,500
iu no
BBLS. to arrive. For eale by
J. ct p, McRAE or CO.
148-iw-
r pu. o.
POTATOES, POTATOES.
BBLS. Plantina- Potatoes, also 50
bbls.
OvJ Rating Potatoes doily expected 10 arriye per
Schr. Mary Powell, from New Yorr. f or sole by
UKU. HAttUlSS.
March 9.
152.
CANDLES AND SOAP.
JUST received, from Manufacturers at Boston and
for sale by
ADAMS BUU. CO.
Dec. 2. llO-ft.
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
FOR SALE at The Commtretal Offle,n ele-a-antedition
ol ShiDDins Artlcles.smbrethu'all
the Taws of Congress relative to the Merchant's
Service.
NEGRO BONDS.
A HANDSOME, impression ef Negro Bonds
fl just printed and for aule at Tns Commctewt
Office. Also, Bills ot sale ot degrees.
Dec. 28. 1850.
CORN.
A Handsome article of white corn ia Store and
for aale by
. for aale by
JOSEPH R
BLOSSOM,
139.
Feb. 7.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned having thia day purchased the
entire interest of Mr. O. G. PAastsv, In' ibe
Point Peter Steam Saw mil, have formed a copart
nership for the purpose of manufacturing Sleeps
Saweq Lumber,
Whstwobth W. Paiaca,
William Nciiaoir.
. , PEIRCE A NEILSON.
J'"- 1- 126-lye
WINDOW CORNICE.
AFRESH supply, jus' received at tha Hardwari
A Stort.
Dee. 20.
' 11..
MEAL AND BACON.
T the store of Whttaker A Whitfield at all tlmea
may be found fresh ground Corn Meal, white
and fine. Bacon, Flaiirj next door to WeseejlA
Ellen. . ,
Wilmington, Mareh 13, 1852. ISA.
N. C. BACON.
7(XXr LBS. Bacon, Hams, Sides and Should
svAJVyera, ofssry ntptrior quality, just 're
ceived from Wayne County, for sale In quantities
to suit purchasers, by -
. ANDERSON d LATIMER.
Fb,7. I39f
4-."---J vi . . ,..... .u
AT 17 E OUC Vll PRICES.
BLANK t ILLS OF EXCHANGE, on fine
papi-r and oi very h"insioin lmpreiion, tot
sale at 'As Commercial OJhx bound In BouUa 0
various sixes, and in aitevts.
Oct. 13. ' " 92-
HATCHES MATCHES.
rfl GROS with and without suluher. For aala
OUlow by , , - WILKINSON fc ESLER.
.i Feb. 26. - t i . 147.
MACKEREL.
ll FEW barrels and half barrela No.
1 ana 2 for
IX.
sale by
J. H. FLANNER. ,
. No, 25 iMorth Water Bu
1 March &. ,
151
. NOTICE-NOTICE. -:
WKare aopolqted' Ajem,ti fir tha Pekla Tea
Company of New Tort and" bava on hand, a
krce assortment of Teste of dlnVeol kinds, put Hp
In quarter half and on lb. packages. . : ,:
Tens of this company are Jniportel f m the
most celebrated parte of China and will be found
aaperior to any ever brought to thia place and at
tweqty-fl,f a per cent Jess. ' Every package war
taaiea lo give perfect aqtiaictlon,
r . WILKINSOOI A ESLER.
Jan.-.- ' ; K.CT. - - 13i
SPLENDID PIANO.
THK subacriber hta received, had offers for sale
a Piano for which the maker received a medal,
attha late Maryland Instuie Fair ,aod invites those
in want of a superior article to cad aad examine It,
at hia Warehouse on Front Street. " ' ,
J. D. LOVE.
. Jan. 31. - 136-tf.
BACON AND LARD.
OfifV Iba prlme J. C. Bucoa hog round t
ebbs.
Lard for sale br.
A. MARTIN.
- 141.
Feb 12.
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
1 CA LARGE Slses, just received and for sale
A UJ bv . ELLIS. UUSVKLL w
- Jane 2G.'
44.
ROCK CREEK MILL.
THE undersigned haa purchnaed of B. W. Bis
ar, hia Interest In the Plantation, with Grist
Mill theredo, situated on the Newbern Road, about
1 mile from town, and formerly known as the kden
Mill and Plantation, but more recently, and now as
Rock Creek Mill and Plantation.
. He will continue the businesa aa formerly, He
haa now 2 aetta of atonea running with bolting
cloths, Ac. He will receive soon from New York
a ateam enalne to run In this Mill, thereby In-
surlnirto tha citizens of Wilmington at all tlmea
a constant supply of good Meal and Hominy.
He contemplates having a atore in town tor w.
sals of his Meal and Hominy. A future advertise.
meat will Inform the Unions when ancn arrange
ment is made. SAMUEL BEERY.
Wilmington, . Feb. 17. t.
; REDUCED FARE,
THROUGH TICKETS
BETWEEN WlWiM'M N. C AND BJLTI3I0BE
I? AK-fc. I3.
VIA.
WELDON, PETERSBURG, RICHMOND
AND WASHING I ON CITY, OR
VIA
WELDON, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK
u... .imlv at tliiiOFFfCE of the WIL
MJNGfO nl RVLKlOtrilAIL ROAD COM
PANY t WILVHVarON. oral the OFFICE o
the BAL n.UORE STEAM PACKET COMPA
NY, andot the BALTlMOttETand OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Pitt araaat, BAiTmoa.
Jan. I, 1351. l"-tl.
Town and Faycttevine papera wtll please copy.
DEEDS FOR SALE.
WaranteeDueds, and Deeds for Mortgageo nl and
jusiprlnted.ln correct formand for.alcat tb
Commercial UJJUt,
nm aches of
TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.
rl,HK executors 01 uen 1. clinch oner lorjMk.
1 sale the Twelve Thousand Acres of Land If
known as the Bavaso tract, lying on the St.
John's River. immediately opposite Picolata. in East
Florida. The above tract la peculiarly adapted 10
the Turpentine business, being covered with a thick
growth of pine, and having a-Rjyer front of more
than five miles.
It Is now no longer a matter of doubt thatTurpen-
tine can be profitably made In thia section 01 count
ry, as there aroalready a number of persons largely
and successfully engaged in tne cosiness.
The steamboats to and from Savannah, atop regu
larly at Picolata.
Persona desirous of purchasing,, can obtain any
further information by addressing
J. H. M. CLINCH, Kx'r.
JeHersonton. Camden co., Ga Dec. 6, .850.
' UQ-tf.
PORK AND BEEF.
CA BBLS. Mesa Pork, city Inspectod;
OKJ 20 " prime Beef j
9 " Mesa do.
Forsaleby ANDERSON A LATIMER.
Dep. 9. 113.
SUNDRIES.
n LUK for Distiller, use. good Quality 1
VJSoap, Candles, Cut Nalla, Tobacco, prima
quality, tor salo oy
ANDERSON A LATIMER.
114.
Dec. 0.
RICE.
Q C CASKS prime 'quality, fresh (rora the Mill,
t7tJjoraaleby '
, AXVVB(Lvn a bAuar.tw
Dee. 9. v ?
HAMS, HAMS.
6 TIERCES prlato Canvassed Hams..
4 Ithdai. ' do. do. '
l?er aale very ,ow
ERSON A LATIMER.
Dee. 9.
GRINDSTONES.
0 1 y PIECE", all sizes, superior quality, just
1 I received, and forsaleby
IDA MS, BRQ CO.
. PINE OIL AND CAMPBINE.
HAVING become aatlafled that Pine Oil and
Caaiphins cannot be furolshsd at the present
rate, we feel eorhpelled to advance the price to
ififttnte per gallon from ihis date.
A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
D. J. GILBERT.
' MILL S1WS.
THE subscriber hss the pleas urs of informing
Miller's engaged tn aawlaa pilch pine, that he
has succeeded in soiling tip the best Saw for that
purpose that haa ever yet been produced, aa far as
be knows. All saws warranted not lo aplii In ths
teeth. 9: M. ROBINSON'S,
1 us. : , Hardware Store, Wilmington, N. C.
;Oev l6.'; v ' H. A J, oopft"", ' ;I.
CORNICE AND t CURTAINBANDS.
' A . FULL asaonment, for aale, at the Hardware
il Store, 1 : J. 4L ROBINSON.
---.ii .;l,AX.eopy,; : '
: f Al rT"PT,,r""n'
THE Subw-ritRTs havs this d.iy entered Into Co
patnerliip, fur tbe transaction of a
General Agency & Commission Bualness;
under the st jie of .
GILLESPIE, ROTH WELL & McALSLAN.
All orJurs promptly attandeJ to, and liberal cash
advances made on coosiimments. .
O. S. GILLESPIE,
- ; A. B. ROTH WELL,
; - . JOHN McAUSLAN.
Jan. 22. '.-vV' 132. .,
CAPE FEAR STEAM BOAT LINE.
Vf77r:X THE Steameri HATHAM will leave
r ""t
Wllmineton onTuesday'aand Friday's
Ut 12 o'cluck instead, of 3 o'clock, as
heretofore.;
T.C.W ORTH, Agent.
x. . 53-4.w.
H,arch6;b,S52.
NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES
BATTLE A SON are still Manufacturing, at the
Racly Mount Mills, about 300,000 lbs. Cotton
Yarn, per annum (equal to the beat Georgia Yarns,)
which they will deliver to Merchants free of ex-.ia
charge, at New York prices. Orders addressed to
BATTLE A SON, Rooky Mount, N.'O, will re
ceive prompt attention. -
'- Feb. '12..";;'''"; i'--:' -. ' 14I-ly.
NOTICE.
m VJCG CONSULATE,
1 .Wwiwnu, tt: fi'lfair 15, 185L
AFTER this" date, consignees of British Vessels,
wiD be required to band In tha amount of in
ward and outward' Invoices, and pay -allfeea at the
liirta the reglaler la delivered to the Master, when
cleared at Cuatom House. , .. , 4 ; ? ; f
; . ; GEO. W.DAVIS,
Br. Vice Cesael.
May 15. , ; ' . - 24t
OUR MOTTO IS "TO PLEASE,'
.;' AT THE . .
tYHmlngtoii gaddle. Harness, aud Trunfi
Manufactory.
THE subscriber resppcUully Informs the public
lhalhehae receqtly received additions to his
stock pf Sodtjlp apd Harnos. Countings, A p., the
laisst apd most Improved style, and la constanly
manufacturine. al hils atore on market atrcet, every
description of artlclein the above line. From hia
experience In lh,p business, h,e feels' cq'pfldept that
Qewiti oe aoieio give enure Aiiaiaa.iiop 10 aiiwno
may favor him with a call H haa now on hand,
ana willconatautl keep a larae assortment of
Coney, qig and Suite llarnss, Lady's Saddlts,
Bddla, Wlups, 4- Qtntkm'i BaUUUt, Wkipt,
all of which he will warrant to be of thefTP
beat materials and workmanship. He w
haa also a large assortment of Trunks,
Vallaes, saddle and Carpet Bags, Satchels,
Fancy Trunks, Ac, and alf other art(des usually
kept in such establishments, all of which he orlers
low for CASH, or on short credit to prompt custo-
mere. , i
Saddles, Harneas, Trunks, edical ttaga, Ac.sc,
made to order.
Inadditinn to tha above the subscriber always
keeps on hand a large supply of String Leather,
andhtia now, and wjllk'p through theaeaaon a goqd
assortment of Ply Nutts.
All are invited to cull and examine my uqoae,
whether in want or not. as I fakepleaeurolitshw-
Ing my assonmppt to all who may favor me with a
(all.
Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at af alrprlce
loperaona buying tn manufacture.
Also, Whips at wnoiesaio.
comni
jao. 8 ias.
39
CARD PRINTING.
7E remind the ppbllcthat the Paten tCard Pre.i
V is lap eration at the qSjceqf 'ptyg fJammsreioV.
J that Cards will be printed in superior style, ana
at reduced prices. Blank Cards, ready for printing
always on hand, of all sizes, from 22 by 20 to 1 by S
inchii. " " " ' ? 123-lf:
5A.SH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Forcr!iy conducted bu Guy C, Hotchki$
1 appointed agent for the aale of Window Saab
Blluda and Doora, manufactured by the New Ha
ven Co., and am prepared to fill a Herders in the abovo
line. The Quality of the work of the New Haven
Co. ia well known in this market. Builders and ail
peraonstn want of the above articles, are requested
to send in their orders, and they will be promptly
AII.J 1itn .ln..alil. ...k nn tall v.rf '
, VVM. A. GWYER
General Ag$nt CommtttUm and Forwarding hfer-
cfiant.
April 18. 16
FR3SH IMPORTATIONS.
McRAE A HARRISS have just received 63
Crates of Crockery direct from Liverpool, via
Charleston, which make their stock complete apd
enables them to compete with any Merchants in
the United States, both as to variety and price.
Nov. 26, 108
BUNGS
(V the beat make, and assorted sisea lo suit, for
f le ny ine q
f ye hundred, by
y the barrel, or any quantity not less than
ftusprn tv. DLuasuDi
Jan. 30.
136-tf.
NOTICE.
'PHE subscribers haying purchased the entire
X latereat la the Cape PearS. S MUL would
horeby request all persons having ctalraa against
said Mill, prevloua to tha lat July 1851, to present
them for payment, and those Indebted to said Mill
to c ill al the Office and settle ihelr accounts
previous to the 1st of September, or they will be
nndpribe painful neces)t.'of placing them la tha
nanoa 01 an umeer tor cotieeiion.
ELLIS A RUSSELL-,
August 2, 1851. 95-tf.
EMPTY'BARRELS.
OrvX IN prime order, just landed and for salo
tW by ADAMS, BROTHER A CO.
Oct. 2' ;., ... 85
DISTILLERS OF TURPENTINE.
I HAVE reduced the price of my SPIRIT BAR
RELS to 6160 delivered at . any place in Wll
mington. After Vlstmaa they will be extra size.
Peraonj wishing can jontract by the year op the
terms, nuvr 1 ku.v lor saie at eoo per fon
, A. MORGAN.
Wilmington. Nov. llth.lWI.-
- 102-lme.-trl-Iy-w.
YELLOW PLANTING POTATOES.
I QA. BBLS. per Ira Breweter. For aale, by
Feb. 17.
HI
ADAMANTINE CANDLES
nnB0XES- Prlm quality for sale by
A. MARTIN.
Feb. 12.
141.
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR.
1 A BBLS. Superfine and fine for aale by
A A- MARTIN,
Feb. 12..
141.
DISCOUNT NOTES. v -
BLANK NOTES for dlaeouat at the several
banks In this 1 place, and a handsome edition
jnst primed pf notes embracing all the bank, for sale
at laeumeeoi vas-wwaMreataf.vs-'-.';'.;' - ':
,-; Oot, 29, '' W;, ,-f; Cf'1 M,,
rars-.i-rr -
---'.EXEcuTcr;3;K0i::E. f
THE t)nderl?ned at the ilarch Tvrm 1S32 of ilie
Court of Pkas and qnaitcr Sewion of theeuua
ty of New Hanover, duly qualified as the Executor
of the last Will and Testament ef the I ne .Jowph
A. Sintas and notice is hereby given to all perm.ns -lo
brlnj tlu ir accounts and demands of every kind
apd deno.niiiailii nalasl bis testator 10 the undrr.
signed within the lime prescribed by law, or I hie
notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery,
i , . - CHARLES D. ELLIS,
Execa'or.
March 9. '. . , . . . 151-6w.
WILMINGTON MUSIC ROOM. ,
PIANOS I PIANOS 1 1
5; THIS day recclvlng.by the brig V'
C-jfS - Caroline, two more of those h,
M i - apleodld Pianos,' warranted in Si i- -every
respect. Mrs. H. Whttaker bae now made ar " ?
raagemcnts ao aa to keep constantly on band from '
4 to 6. ' Any person wishing to purchase would Jq '
wall to call and examine her Stock, as she la deleft "
mined to sell as low aa the same quality of Piano, t
can be bought at the North, expenses added any.
person buying Pianos from her may rest asserea
that it will be ia every respect what she represents -it
lo be caiefully packed, so that it will go aafe . lo
any pan of the Slate. -New Music for Piano and
Guitar, also, Gutter Strings constant! on hsnd.
Be sure to call al Mrs. H. Whltokcr'aJiusie Room,
opposite the Episcopal Church, where at all ilruea
may be found a well selected asoortment of Pianos,
ranging la price trom 1250 to 460. - i - - t.-
um , IL WHITAKER.
wllmlngtoa, March 1 ' . ,- . lW)-if
THE NORTH CAROLINA MlITfJJll,
LIVE LSlillUI'i lOilll'lM'
KALE1UH, W. LV.
THEaboy a Company haa been in opera Uoa sin.
the latol April, 1843, under the directing .a,
following Officers, vix t
Dr. Chus.E. Johnson, President, - 1
)t. p. Haywppd.Ylcc Proaidfcat,!
atnea F.'Jpran, Secretary, , .
Win. H. Jonea.Treaturer, .- '''
Pertln Busbee.Attornev.s i- ' '
- ur. naricafc-ionnso
Dr.Wm. H,rMcKee,
Medico Iboarfof'
., ' 1..., .
Dr. ft. B. Haywood.
, . '.nersman.Uen'lAcent
Thia Company has rocelvtd charter fivM
advantages to the insured over any other tSS
pany. The 6th Section give. theHuabahd thj
privilege to insure Us own life for the sole use of b s
Wife and Chlldren.rfrem aay etoiina of the r?e
jeentaivc. pi the Itusband lu
Organized on purely mttfiiafpr
member, participate in the yU of the Srof '.'
which are decjund annually. ' Beaidea, the a plf
cant for hie, when Ihe .anufi! prernlom it pver 3C
may pay one half in a Note. , ,' . , ; : , , " , .
All clalinsfor Insuranceayalnst the Company will
be paid whbJn ninety days f,cr proof of ,'bfr J &
of the party Is furnished. - .
Which willonableallSlaveholderaloaeVethlaelass
pf property ogalnst the uncertainty of lift. 4
febtur. In thi iij pfM
ThelaSlfoiir monthnnVniln r .ti. r. ! :.
o . tne nrsr year navimr
already issued mora than 2ftn pii.i..' . T
All (Jommunlcaflnnt nn k,..i. .l. n
, 7 i. 7Y r l ins voinpan.
should be addressed to ' vi JAS.' F JORDAN:
Raleigh .April 8. 1551. t ' -TlrWifc
WlLMINflTnitt
i t
MARBLE AND ST0NT Xm
THE Subscriber having accepted the agency of
..f'ffsl large establishments at the North, whkh
will furnish him an unlimited aunnlv of finhbt dor
nnflplfhik. forelenand domestic MARBLE of all
quafliles, is prepared to fill all ordera for ' ,
MONUMENTS AND TOMB STOVE,
and every other article In ihe line 'of the businesa
al reasonable rales. '.!;
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, Oft CARTING,
Executed as well aa can to done eithtr .Notth e
South. t
The best ef referenp.e pan be given. If required.
. . JA8.McCLARAAN.
Jn,6. - , ;v, , 125-tf
OATS.
Fff BAGS, 2 bushels eoch, momently expect
" vviea iropi csiumore. ror eaie.oy
r or vaie, oy "
MILES -COST!)'.
Fub.17.
143.
CORN.
3CfC BUSHELS'-momently expected,
tUVJlr from Hydo Count. For sale, by
.1111 DU OnCTTM'
MILES C06TIN'.
Feb. IT.
143,
NEW CROP MOLASSES.,
HHDS. of prime new Crop Cuba Ifolas-i
200,
'sea just received per brig E. Hayden from,
For aule, by
Cuba
. HA J HA WAX 06 6UIT. ,
Jan, 31. . , J35.
GLUE.. "
OK BBLS. Extra Enyllah, (or a1e,J by
ADAMS, BRO, a Co.. .
Pc 18. ; .- l-v " UU :
SNUFF -'.T-
1 O HALF BBLS Ouicalta, just received- Fot
m rr . . u V m,wv WW t-
Dec. 6.
... 1 . II!
TOBACCO.
20
BOXES prlnw Greenville Tobacco, for sale;
Dy , A. JUAttTIN.
Pec. 3. " " ' III.
COFFEE:
) 10 14 " Lagulra do. for' famllf ere for
aale by ANDERSON A LATIMERi
P.. . , - lav
GROCERIES. V ;
GOFFEE, Sugar, Pork, Flour, .Laid, Battel;
Cheess and Candlea 1 just received, for aale ty,
J. HATHAWAY A SON
Sept. 30. ; ;., , , , 84, ;f
A FEW Reams superior Flat Cap paper, for sale
atlhe tmra. -f ' ! "
Oct. 18. : '"tr K , n 4 U,M.
Arrival and Departure of the Malls at thia -Place.:
, , , I : ;
The Mall from the North le due every day- at 1
A . M , and 9t P. M. Closes at a quarter before 1, ,
P. It and at 9 P, M. faieiattvi-.''- f
Th4 mall from the South, by ateamet from Cnalw
lesion, srrlves daily abept 8, A.- Al. 1 Ctosti it j
The mail from Onslow Codrt HouseSnesd'i
Ferry f.e.i Is due evory Mohdsy at S P. M. Clos
es every Thursday s.tP. M." . 'V.'; ';;;
Ths mall from t'ng Creek, BHc River ChaNl,
Ac!, Ja due every Thursday at 6 P.' M., and cloael
same nlght'al 9 P. MA v tf'-'f'&m ;v""
The mall from Foyettellle, via Elhtsbetb ToWa 1
and Prospect Hall, C le dna. every Tuesday,.
Thursday pnd Satarday at 9 A. M.J'.v Closes earns
days it a quarter before 10 A. M : ..-. .,f
irsr An extra package will be made tin for Letters 1
eoiog North of Rlchmond.ya- which will be kep)
n
1 1 open until J a.m. Alietuer Lettera ysr ce il
, j the Office at the houra above named, r they will hoi
; ' be mailed antll next sut seeding msH. , ," 11
.: - , - .- 'ij ' -,".'-'. ''-''
open until I A.M. Alietuer Letters ysr ce ll
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