THE COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
TUESDAY,
23, 1852.
EQR GOVERNOR,
JOHN KERR,
OP CASWELL.
r rot H1 COMMBBCUb.
. ,T0 MISS C - B- .
All littlo dreamat thoa, of the breach thou hast
tuada, . . .
Ia tbe bcart that bat once throbbed near thee ;
Of the unconscious impression that soon will not
' fode, - - ;
Of the til that enchantment flung o'er me,
When first I bobeld wrapt in trond'rous delight
Thy lair lovely form so comely and rare
YTU'i treses of .Wck and eyes flashing bright,
If thou;!, t that that noiio equalled, the there.
TJho! ItJsht blow: the cowslips in yon verdant
field,
And fair blooms the sweet eglantine, 4
Tet far brighter bistro tby sparkling eyes yield,
And fairer that sweet face of thine. :
" .' , ; .."ADVENA."
- HE KNOWS. -
lnommentin on some remarks of onrs, rela-
tire to the peoples' thinking for themselves, The
8taMrotay:';;;
This sounds very well, bat it amounts to noth
ing. Delegates are sent to Baltimore to voU. and
not to perple ''hwmonlons Wbiggery" by too
mnrh ".Aiil-Va-" anil Tin Inn., n. , .11
things duly considered, to vote for the strongest
man. ' : "
We see Mr. Jloldon knows all about it. That
s the way yoa do, is Itl Iron send yonr Dele
gates to Baltimore to vote, not to think, and yon
wlll.'vote for the "strongest man." "Be quiet, we
knorf It,!' But although the nnterriflod have
people to think for them, and will not have their
"harmonious Democracy" perplexed by anybody's
thinklnjc-rjt Usomowhaldlfibrent with he Whigs.
Any one may know this who reads the Whig pa-
k. ;b;A REAL CONVERSATION.
I 'Sir.j ?aid4a poor ragged, and rough-look-IBg
man, upoa whose countenance traces of
Borrowft64 klrcme suffering were visible, to
.. an individual whoso sleek and seemly ensem
ble betokened plenty and happiness ; sir, 1 am
faraiBhin.v Will you give rae the means of
. proearinj food and a b&bt'a lodging ?'
, 'Go alonff my roan, I have nothing for you
Yoa can go the alms houso I suppose. I'll
,.. ffi" yoa a line to the Alderman
Str,1 said the poor man, 'I'd rather not go
to the alms-house, I only desire a tempora
ry relief, I expect work ta a day or two.'
01 well scratch along, my man ; you are
not so badly off as one would imagiue.'
I am absolutely starving. ?; I am sure you
won't miss a quarter of a dollar.'
'Bless my soul, do you think I gather mon
ey from the trees ? Go along don't be per-
Unacioui now, do take yourself off, there's a
brave man. p hl
You owe mo rnoncv. sir . I wonl.l
mind you of, the Tact, sir, only that hunger
Owe you money!' exclaimed -the k!-aI
man, stepping back a pace or two'You are
maa.' , -
i . . ....
iiuj seven years ago i worked lor you.
'Ol ah I an old score. , Of that's quite an
other matter. Did it ever strike you that I
have taken the benefit of the Act gone clear
through? creditors are no more now! can't
' touch me i "V '.
'Yet, eir,'! earned that money by labor.
, You reaped the benefit of that labor are
v. rich while I . am the poor wretch you sec.
You owe me that money sir, in spite of all
bankruptcies. ',
U never do anything illegal. What is
legal lis honorable, " The law says I don't
owe you a cent.'
f Honor sae you do; and of the two, honor
generally tells more truths than law,' said
the mendicant, evidently displeased.
- You are getting wearisome.. Will you be
huju vnuugu w step out oi tne way
'Ypu call yoursejif a Chrisiian
'I aru a Christian I flatter myself a dea
- COi).' , VJ ' I' "" '
You are csiecmed a ploup, honest, trust
worthy gentleman.'
. ' 'lamas good a one as can be found in the
rengioua community.' r '
j a ueu uie aominton oi tne evil one can
(bodst of purity when compared with such
communities, ana ne society ol thieves is ce
roented by more real honor, Your respec
tability, honor, piety, ahd justice, are compo-
cu vi uruuutiomes ana one worus anc go no
jtather. Keep your money, I'd starve before
I'd tonch' a copper of iLU C ,
Some years ago ihe above conversation
actually took place in Broadway near the
. American Museum. A abort time ago, the
mendicant now a atove dealer Jo business
- employed his oppressor, reduced to want,
aa a porter,1 and alter deducting the amount
of the dishonorable bill from hjs wages, when
ha had earned the amount of the bHI, gener
ously presented it to the fallen Pharisee.
t. ThiC no absolute fact, Every day of life
'.teems with rich remarkable transactions and
' singular reverses. Retributive joKtice, eoon
,vt or Jater, overtakes the evil doer, and the
ingenuity of man knows not ho'wto avert the
merited and ncrcffailing punishment. N. Y.
Sun," .. . ,
FRESH ARRIVALS NEW BUTTER.
JUST receive per L.P. Smith and Mary Powell,
0 fobs new : Bnttar 1 1 chest of that superior
- Tea j 6 chests do. 4 hhos. superior Port Rico Su
wi rP.)Fu L00 Syrup, 60 bbls. crushed,
- granulated and powdered Sugarj 10 barrels coffee
ruhcddo. (0 boxes Colgate's Soani 20 boxaa
Colgate's pearl 3(orch 1 100 kegs white and black
esdi 1 bag Pepper i ) bag Spice t BOJbs. lVut
mp) 60 mats Cassis, -e. for sole low br -
' ' ""i; i iWv 0 WARD & PEDKN. .'
' y '' : 20. '
v TCDACC0 1 TOBACCO!! "
"if A EXES Manufactured, all eaalities, jmt re
riJ ceived, per Rail Road from tbe manulicturr
and for salt at greatly reduced price, by
- y ' ZEm) IL GREENE,
play 8. . " ' . 23
NOTICE.
rri ; K subscriber, ore ready to contract for Steam
X tCnjflnc. of any the, or any kind of Mill gear
ing. To sny cne wanting Machlncrr of the above
description ihcf will otict Imtneemcnt equat 10
any otitabiislimCni cither North or South. Please
give u. a call before purchasing elsewhere, ? '
. SUTTON, SOUTHMADE & CO.
Wilmington, N. C, April 6. 1332, 9-tf.
Weekly Journal, Fayetteville Observer, Golds
boro' Patriot and Raleigh Resister copy three
months and send bill lo us. "
GRAIN CRADLES
JUST received a lot of the best, and for sals at the
Hardware Store ol . J. 61. ROBINSON.
May It. 24.
OATS.
I
N Storo 1000 Bushels Oate. For sale by
MILES COSTIN.
April 29. 19.
ORANGES AND LEMONS
"I rVyBOXES e06 Oranges.
AVV75 do
do Lemons. For ta 6 low by
WILKINSON &KSLER.
IS
AprU 20.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Qfl BBLS. superior refined Sugars
0J 20 bags Rio and Laguayra Coflee.
' Just received and for sale by
I. HATHAWAY & SON
April 24. -
17
MESS PORK.
OA BBLS. Mess Pork, now landing from Schr,
J J. K. Blather, and lor sale D
ZENO
GREENE.
14.
April 17.
BACON-BACON,
fz fVVl LBS-of N-c- 9,de, for M!e by
alsu, Another lot of Hams for family use.
May 8, . 23.
FLOUR.
TMNE Superfine, and Extra, in
bbls. half
bbls
4- i
and.bag, just recoived and for sale by
B. S. JCQONCE.
May 4. 21
GUITARS ! GUITARS ! !
TSL HALL & SON'S Patent Head Guitars
I v in easos, for sale by L. H. WEBB.
A pril 20. 1 5
CHILDREN AND INFANTS' flATST
IN great variety, elegantly trimmed for sale by
o. MYKits
April 22.
LIQUORS! LIOUORS! LI0U0RS!
BBLS. Rectified and Raw Whiskey i
0J 20 " Pure N. E. Rum !
10 " 'Old Rye Whiskey ;
6 " Ro.fl Gin j
French and Imitation Brandy.
In store and for sale by
. ZENO H, GREENE.
April 24. 17
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
'riuu'fcm'iiNis Hackers, Pullers and round
jl onaves, tor sale cheap to the hade.
. , J. M. ROBINSON.
April 10. J.&H. copy. H.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
w( )) BBLS. Rosindale Factory, daily expected,
v w w iur sale uv
& D. McRAE & CO.
12.
t,)ril 13.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 fl LBS. Gum Opium, (Turkey,) 200 lbs Salt
AVPetro, 40 lbs Gum Arabic. 3.1 Ibi AtirnnAer
oenna, w ids k. j. eenno, 1 bbl Cum Camphor, 1
bbl Cream of Tartar, 1 bbl Carb. Soda, I cask Sal.
Soda, 2 casea Cooper's Ialnglasa, 3 doz Cox'a Gel
atine, 4 boxes celebraied Soap Powder, 12 doz box
es Yeast Powder.
nn DoPRE, Druggiat.
March 30. , c.
COTTON YARN
1 ) BALES No. 5 and lifoi sale by
JOHN C. LATTA.
April. 3.
8.
MOLASSES.
07 F HHDS. and 8 Tierces prime Cuba Molas
& I O scg, fn strong and bright packages, receiv
ed per Brig Ellen Haydon, from Matanzas, for sale
y J. HATHAWAY & SON.
April 6. g.
IN STORE, FOR SALE.
BBLS. 11 year old Monongahela Whiskey;
10 Half bbls. Family Roa Herrlnu .
15
10 Bbls. Black Fish oil for Machinery
0 " Winter bleached Sperm Oil :
50 B les Navy Oakum ;
20 Bbls. Glue ;
ALSO i
India Rubber Steam Packing from an eichth to
an Inch in thickness. J. & D. McRAE & Co
April 13.
DRS. FREEMAN & MALETT
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Front 8trect, one. door bolow Policy &. Hart '
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 13. ' 12.tf,
CALCINED PLASTER.
1 fl BBLS. Finest quality, for sale by
a..., J. & D. McRAE & CO.
April 13. J2
TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
Kf) HALF chests Imperial, Young Hyson, Gun
JVWpowder.Olong, Powchong and old English
Breakfast. J ust received Green Teas from 50 cts
to SI , Black Teas from 40 cts. to $1. Pamilies
that have not used my l I-nperlal Tea, will pleaso
send for samples. Family Grocery
APri I- 1 GEO. MYERS.
ICE! ICE!! ICEH!
'piIE subscrlberhas received 700 tens ICE, being
, raore 'han double what was on hand this time
last year. He is now prepared to serve the town
and country, and will do so on ss reasonable terms
as it can.be nwchased within 300 miles. Without
on unavoidable casualty he can now assure all who
may favor him with their patronage, of a supply
during the season. Captains of Vessels esn have
Ice put up at short notice. Come and buy. Tick
ets can be hod at the Ice House!
'.'.'" A. PAUL REPITON.
Aprt'l- 7-3mc
SUNDRIES.
1 OO B5LScrugh,ed a C- crushed, clarified
X VVand Porto Rico Snnn inn k.. nnr..
Java, Laguyra and Rio; 200 packages Crackers; 25
kega Goshen Butter; Underwood's Pickles and P.
eervsst Jellies; Jams snd fresh Lobsters; 20quarter
pipes best Wines snd Liquors 25 baskets Cham
poena, various brsnds; English Cheese; American
snd Pine Apple Cheese, 8telton at 60 cents per lb.;
50 bbls and half bbls Flour; eornsd Beef j smoked
Beef i Beef Tongues j pickled Tongues, Salmon i
No I Mackerel; Stewart's Syrup ; London Porter
oouita nines ana nranoieet cordials; Willow Wars
In ever variety. Please call and easmine at
P' i OIO. MYERS'.
SUGAR AND. MOLASSES.
20!
UBLS. Porto Uico Sugar, and 3 hhds.do.
nrimoi .. ......
10 lihds. Alolasie, fine article for retaillog, in
store and forsaloby ZENO II, GREEN B.
April t7. - 14.
' TO TI1E PUBLIC
TMIE Subsrrirhm leased for aterja of rears,
X of R. W. Brown, Eq., bis Ore-proof store, with
his wharves, and ia now in a condition lo take es
pecial ear of Spirits Turpentine and other Naval
stores commltcd to nis car, rne tvamiouse
well known to be the best and safest place in town
for the storage of Bacon, Lard, Corn, Peas, &,c
The lower wharves have on them four large new
sheds, where Spirln ean be safely kept from tbs
rain and sun. Uela prepared to receive and ship,
br sell, all kinds ofprjriuce sent to hia-care. He
will a Ian males advances when reauired.
Ha beat to refer tb the following gentlemen: R.
W. Brown, John Dawson, O. O. Parsley, and Tbos,
II. Wright, Esors.
' v- MILES COSTIN.
'Brown's wharf Wilmington, N. C.
Sept. 13.' .
NEW SMOKED SHOULDERS. :
2IIIIDS. jus, received and for sale by
JOHN C. LATTA.
April 3. T ' .
WHITE REFINED FAMILY SUGAR.
14
BBLS. daily expected per Schr. Ira Brewster,
snd for sale JOHN C. LATTA.
ApriJ. 3. 8.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
WK offer for sale one ofN. 8. Starbuck's En
glnea, Cylinder 10 In. bore, 24 in Stroke, on
aolid east Iron bed, with force pump regulator, wa
ter heater, and all connecting steam and water pipe,
together with two boilers 23 in. diameter. 24 feet
long boiler front, grates, safety valve, blow' oi(
check and, gago cocks, and a full set of wrought
snd cast iron works for a single Saw Mill, with
castings for a carriage 40 feet in length. ' '-" '" v:ti
The above Engine and Machinery are similar In
every respect to those in usr, on the Fayettevllls
and Western Plartk Road r they have just been
imported from Troy, where they were'mahuiaotur
cd to order, and have not yet been put up.
All ready far immediate delivery. Apply to
DaROSSET & BROWN.
March 27. 5.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
JUST at band and for sale by
WILKINSON fc ESLER.
March 25. 4.
LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
JAABBLS. Lincolnville White Lumpi Also
OUU calcined Piaster, Plastering Hair, and
Fire Brick, Hydraulic Cement ; 1000 .bbls. Lime
de.;f orsalcby
j .u. & k. u. vuuu .
Con tractortand Builders.
Api-ii 3- H62.
FLOUR.
A LOT of Fayetteville Supei fine, Cross and Fine
Just received and for sale by
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
March. ' - 1.
TUB NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
life iiwm loiimi.
ItALi&IUi, m. v.
THE aboveCompany has been in operation slnt
1 thelstoi April, 1349, undei the directionof the
following Officers, viz :
Ur.utias. B.Johnson (ircsiaent, " it
Wm. D. Haj wood.Vlce President, -James
F. Jordan, Secretary,
Win. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Pcrrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. UharlcBb.Johneon,
Dr.Wm. H. McKee,
Dr. R.B.Havwood,
Alediealboartlof
. 'Cqnullatian.
J. Horsman , Gen'l Acent,
This Company has received a charter sivino
advantages to tne Insured over any other Com
pany. The 5th Section elves the Husband th
privilege to insure nu own lire lor the sole use of his
wile and Children,. frmrom any ln:ms of the rem
resentativc of the husband or any of his credit
ors.
urganized on purely mutual principles, the life
mcmDera participate in tne xeimit oi the profits
which arc declared annually. Besides, the a pli.
cant for lile, when theonnual premium is ovor 3C
may pay One half in a Note.
Ail claimsforineuranceaeainstthe Company will
I I 1 1 . 1 ." 1 .. J r. r y . J.
ue puia wiiuin ninety aays aucr prooi oi tne death
of the party is furnished. ' '
S.aveeaie insured for one or five years, ol rates
which will enable allSlavelioldersto secure this class
Or property agamnt tne uncertainty ol life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
feature in the history of North Carolina, which wil
prove very Important to the Southern States.
The last four montlis operation of this Company
show- a very large amount of business more than
the Directorsexpected to do the first year having
already issued more than 200 Policies.
All Communications on business of the Company
should bo addressed to JAS. V. JORDAN,
Secretary.
Raleigh, April 8, 1S51. fi-tl.
WILMINGTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
'THHE Subscriber having accepted Ihe agency of
ooicim iUI(;a ostuuiiBiiiiionis at tne norm, wntcn
will furnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
nnfinlshek, foreichand domestic MAH.RI.Rnd.il
qualities, is prepared to fill all orders for
mujiumissts AND TOMB STONES,
and every other article In tbe line of the business
at reasbnable rates.
CUIJ?TrjEING, LETTERING OR CARVING
Executed ai welTas 'can be 'don's either' North or
South. -The
best cf reference esn be given, if required
. . JAS. MeCLARANAN.
Jan, 6. ' J25.f
- CORN.
3 OOO f USH.f momently elpceted
JlJJVJ from Hyde County. For sale, by
MILES COSTIN.
Feb. 17.
143.
TOBACCO.
9n?0XES Po Greenville Tobacco, for sals
.W hy A. MARTIWl'
uec. 3. jjjj
WANTED Tn mnv.
K ' J.nt dav.. month or year. 150 or 200 Laborers.
. " ' V UBsJLJ
-a-wnueor b -lr tn .. . 1
hiteor
Munchoiter
to ''
oil, W 7"'m un unungton ana
Rail Road, near Wilmington Apply
L. J. FLEMMING Tp rT7
CLEMMING. -Ret. Kng?
March 20.
NOTICE.
HAVE received, snd now offer for sale, on ths
most reasonable terms. " j
I
DrM, Goods, including 'Hat. and Shoe V slso
House furnishing Good"., Also, LadiesGeS
men's snd Boy. iladdles , Buggy Ham... &e. &e.
Those that want, Will please call at No. 4, Mar
act St. IJ s vnnianu
0.
LIQUORS.
CZ QUARTER ntnea Cognac
to
tJ Rhla litin.pl.1 -.-. ni. m K. z:.'S.
. ......a, visaiu villi, iu DO S. Old AIO.
nongehela Whiskey, to arrive per Schr. XIII Is 8an
ders from Phliadelphls, for sale by .T-
IN STOHE.
BBLS. Prime Pork, 27 BbU.
New mess
Beef, for sale by
JOHN C. LATTA.
April 3. ; -.. ;
DELICIOUS : CONFECTIONARY.
riANANNAS. Strawberries. Pine An Dies." Or-
lJ ange and Quince Drops, something new and
nice, fr or sale oy riL.viau. tsLait.
March 25. .. .4.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
BLANK BILLS OP EXCHANGE, on fins
paper m,4 of f ' handsome impression, for
sale at ins urninumaJ cyics bound in books
various sixes, and in sheets. :
- OeuIS. . .r-.:-.- ;'. 92.
. AJAaW m W a ivLal . VMISU
5QS
GROSS with snd without sutnher. For sale
,lowh' WILKINSON A EST.KR.
Feb.2S. 147.
MACKEREL.
A FEW barrels and half barrels No. I ann 2 for
XX. sale by
H, FLANNER.
March 6. 151
No. 25 North Water St.
NOTICENOTICE.
ITTE are appointed Agents for Ihe Pekin Tea
VV Company of New Yetk sod navs on hand a
large assortment of Teas of different kinds, pat up
in quarter half and one lb. packages.
Teas of this company are Imported f om the
raokt celebrated parti of China fcnitwtll be found
superior to any ever brought this place and at
tweniy-oreper cent less. u.very pacaage war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
Jan. ' ' N. C. T. 135.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
HPHAT we have on hand a large assortment of
X Teas, imported by the Pekin, Company, very
superior quality and at twenty-five per cent less than
sold In any other store in Wilmington. For sale at
the Fruit Depot. WILKINSON & ESLER.
fliarcn u. lot.
ROCK CREEK MILL.
rPHE undersigned has purchased of B. W. Bss
X ar, his interest in the Plantation, with Grist
Mill thereon, situated on the Newbern Road, about
1 mile from town, and formerly known as the Eden
Mill snd Plantation, but more recently, and now as
Rock Creek Mill and Plantation.
He will continue the business as formerly. He
has now 2 aetts of stones running with bolting
cloths, &.c. He wi(l receive soorj froV New Yerk
a steam engine to" run In ' this Mill,-thereby1 in
suring to the citizens of Wilmington at all times
a constant supply of good Meal and Hominy.
He contemplates having a atore In town for the
sale of his Meal and Hominy. A future advertise
ment will inform the citizens when ench arrange
ment is made. SAMUEL BEERYj
Wilmington, Feb. 17. :- 143.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have entered into Copartner
ship, under the name and style of Sutton,
Southmayd & Co., for the purpose of building or
repairing all kinds of Machinery, snd carrying on
general Blacksmithlnsr, Iron and Brass Foundry
Business, In the town of Wilmington would be
thankful for any order in either of the above bran
ches of business from their town or country friends,
Air. Sutton having recently returned from the north,
where he has purchased an assortment of tools,
which, in addition to those we now have will ena
ble us to fill all orders with despatch.
Uurchargos shall compare favorably with those
of any other establishment. - . '
WM. BUTTON.
THOS. SOUTHMAYD,
CHAS. SOUTHMAYD.
March 2. Jour, and Her. 1 week. 149
-qre- pQETUY
AND MORE PICTURES.
"Breathes there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said.
This is my own, my natl?e landl"
Thus we exclaimed, while (raainr with an extra
glow of patriotism upon some of the finest steel en
gravings ever published, entitled as follow : " the
first Prayer In Congress," "Washington's Inaugu
ral Address," the spirit x( 76," f'the Declaration of
Independence" Which has just come to hand, and
mi examination of which is sollcted from Count is
aoan, Americans and admirers of floe arts.
- L H. WEBB,
London Buildir.es.
April 13 " " ' 12
12,000 ACRES OF
TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.
rPHK Executors of Gen'l. Clinch offer for i
1 sale the Twelve Thousand Acres of Landf
known as the Bayard tract, lying on the St.
John's River, Immediately opposite Picolata, In East
Florida. The above tract is peculiarly adapted to
the Turpentine business, being covered with a thick
growth of pine, and having a River front of more
man nve miles.
It is now no longer a matter of doubt that Tureen
tine can be profitably made in this section of count.
ry, as there are already a number of persons largely
ana successiuuy engaged in me easiness.
The steamboats to and from Savannah, stop regu
larly at Picolata.
Persons desirous of purchasing, can obtain anv
- . : it . ii .i. .i .
furtheri.t4f0rmat.0n by addressing " '
J. H. M. CLINCH, Ex'r.
Jefler8onton, Camden eo., Ga., Dec. 6, 1850.
HGtf.
PORK AND BEEF.
BBLS. Mess Pork, elty Inspected ;
prime Beef 1
9
For sale by
Deo. 9.
-
iyiess do.
ANDERSON & LATIMER.
113.
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
FOR SALE at The Commercial Office, tn ele
gantedition oi Shipping Artlcles,embrscingall
the laws of Congress relative to the Morchsnt's
Service.
NEGRO BONDS.
A HANDSOME Impression of Negro Bonds
just nrw and for sale at The Commercial
uuico. ao, diiisoi oaieoi negroes
Dec. 28. 1850.
CORN.
a uanasome article of whito corn in store snd
or sale by
JOSEPH R.
BLOSSOM.
139.
Feb. 7.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
rpHE undersigned having this day purchased the
.",b?.JMtoiMr:.9:.a- Fsslsv, In th.
tf.f TJ TB"0' oow M," nsv' formed s copart
nershlp for the purpose of manufacturing Steam
Wihtwosth W. Psiacs,
William Niilsom.
PEIRCE & NEILSON.
126-lyo
Jan. 1.
LADIES
want an Eollan Attrhmnr
I pt.ni it 1 '"' Auacnment to your
Piano 7 If .0 purchase one of Goo. A. Prince
& Co-s. celebrsied Molodlans, snd thus sews the
2hSdwilhBt ,n urfJ' fine instrument
Another lot just received snd for sale by
-April 20. l,H.faB.
GUANOnniivn
pleaao dUarly. yb. McRAE CO, .
; . ' - . ' it.
FLCUR.
BBLS. Ex. Superfine landing from schr.
11. P. Russell, 50 bbls. do. Genesee, iust re
25
ceived, in store. For sale by
ZENO II. GRF.F-NE, .
' !. ' ' Msrkct Street.
April 27. N. C. T. copy. - 18
CRACKERS.
T) UTTER Crsckers, Sugar do.j Water d., Shell
jl uo., rancy oo., jenny i,ina ao., .walnut do,
Letnon de., Pie Nic do., Cup do. Ginger Snapa
Soda Biscuit; Egg do., Boston do., Graham do.
Abernathy do.. Milk do., California do. Abo a
splendla lot of Navy Bread. For aale by '
PI RR1N t II ARTS FIELD.
April 21. - , 16.
NOTICE.
ON Sundays, but one passenger Train will leave
for Weldon, which will depart at 2 o'clock V.
M.
iJQHf."NUTT.
Ag"t WU. 6b R. R. R. Co.
3-tf.
March 23.
CHINA.
have iust received TEN PACKAGES
CHINA and GLASS, from Liverosol Also.
TWENTY CRATES of CANE and ftU KEN'S
wakk part aokt ro arrive. Tbos who have
purchased can get their sttts by sea ding for then.
Jan. 20. T 131.
COPARTNERSHIP.
npHE Subscribers have this dsy entered Into Co-
jl. parinersnip, ror ine transaction oi a
XwftfaVieney ifl; Commissloa Baslncas
under the style of '
GILLESPIE. ROTH WELL & McAUSLAN.
Alt orders promptly attended to, and liberal cash
advancea made on consignments.
G. S. GILLESPIE,
A. B. ROTH WELL,
JOHN McAUSLAN.
Jan. 22. 132.
NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES.
BATTLE A SON are still Mahufaefurlng; af the
Rocky Mount Mills, about 300.000 lbs. Cotton
Yorn, per annum (equal to the best Georgia Yarns,)
which they will deliver to Merchants free of extia
charge, at New York prices. Orders addressed to
BATTLE 4 SON, Rqclty Menst, N. O., will re
ceive prompt attention; "i
Feb. 12. - 141-ly.
OUR MOTTO IS PLEASE,"
- ' ' AT THE ' '
vVilmlugtou Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
'Manufactory.
TpHE subscriber respectfully. Informs the public
X that he has recently rtocif ed 'additions to his
stock of Saddle snd Harness MounUngs, &c, the
latest and most improved style, and is tonstaftly
manufacturing, at his store on market street, every
description qf. articlein the above line. From his
experience In the business; he feels' confident that
ne win be able to give entire satisfaction to all Who
mayiavorhim with a call. He has now on hand
and will constant! keen a lame assortment of
Cooev. Oiff and Kulttv Hirst r', zjjl.
Bridles, Whips, fc, Gentlemen's Saddletmift,
spurs, fc.
all of which he will warrant to be of the
best materials and workmanship. He
has also a larce assortment nf Trimka
Vs. I lap a M a rl I a nH r.inAt n. ia..V.Aia
Fancy Trunks, &c, and all other articles usually
kept in such establishments, all of whlnh h nfr-
mwior wash, or a snort credit to prompt custo
Saddles. Harness. Trnnba. 0dl(.nf Rara a-
made to order ' ii.. . i
In addition' to the above tha autaorihar oliuan.
keeps on hand a large aupply of String Leather,
andhaa now, and will keep through theseason a eood
All are invited to call and examine mr Goods
whether in want or not, aa I take pleasure in shw-
mg my assortment to an wno may favor me with a
call.
Harness and Coach Trlmmins-s sold at aralmrtx.
Also, Whips at Wholesale.
aill.t-J f DuL'Jlr.Li i .
iimuiusui mums V cntc ICS DOUO-nt unrlanlH nn
commisstons. JOHN J. CONOLEV.
Jan. 9 1352. 39
CARD PRINTING.
WE remind the public that the Piftent Csrd Press
is ino eration at theoftleanr IV,. rn.;.i
and that Cards will be printed In superior style, and
a . ' - - '' wwiiiii.vi s, aui .
a 'u p'ivbb. oianK uoros, ready ror priming
,.....,o uU nuu, u u sizes, irom a oy w to 1 by
inches. . 123-tfC
SASH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly conducted by Guy C. Holctlcitt
'PHE Dubllpsre harnhv ntnwm.,J tk.i I k-.. i...
1r -. - ,.v.wv .Mv.r.i.Hii.viiai 1 uuis ucen
appoinied agent for the isle of Window Sn.h,
Illlnns and Doors. manuhetiir! h ,h- ti
venCo.,and am prepared to fillallordersintheabove
iiiio. ineououiyoi tne work or the New Haren
Co. is well known in this market. Builders and all
personsin want of the above articles, are requested
to send In their orders, and they will be promptly
fillAn lP...t....l.Ll L . . .... 1 r
u.ivu, i ciuia iii,auiui j aeu on aeuvery.
, WM. A. GWYER.
ueneral Agent Comwiutton and FfiTttardijig Merchant.-
1
April 18. is
FRESH IMPORTATIONS.
MCK.AK a H AaKlSS have just received 63
Crates of Crockery direct Irom Liverpool, via
I navl-stn hiUUU 1 a 1 . ... . '
v""7i wuicu inaaatneir stock oomplete and
enab ea thern to compete with any Merchants in
the United States, both as to variety and'prioe.
BU3GS
rF the best maks, and assorted slzep tosujt.fbr
y sale by the barrel, or any quantity not less rh.a
five hundred, by JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
JaB- 30. 135-tf.
EMPTY BARRELS.
-tl M I m Prlm rter, just landed and
for a.iln
ADAMS, BROTHER dc CO.
Oct. 2-
DISTILLERS OF TURPENTINE.
I HAVE reduced theprlee of my 8PIRIT BAR
RELS to 1 60 delivered at any place In Wil.
mlngton. After Tristmss they will be extra slzo
Persons wishing can Jqiitract by ihe year on thesa
,v,iu. iiuur itvui.il lorsaieat abbnertcm.'
Wilmington. Nov. Ilth, 1851. A' M0ROAN'
102-lmo..tri-ly.w.
YELLOW PLANTING
POTATOES.
1 OBBL8
per Ira Brewster: For a), by
MILES COSTIN..
143.
Feb.
17.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
PnB0XES- Prlm quality for sale by
A. MARTIN.
Fob. 13.
141.
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR.
1 A BBL8 sPrfine and fine for ssle by
l& MARTIN.
rw . . " 141
' lit.
DISCOUNT NOTES.
BLANK NOTES for dlseoaut at tha several
bank, in thla nla.. anH k,nj.i. .jii.
1 . IS n f 1 mor,cln ths bsnk, for sale
A I. "n,vv' ae t,emrnTial, ..... . ; i,.
FANCY ARTICLE3.
10 DOZ. Lubin's Extract, 3 doaronchine Soap,
Wl gross Brown Windsor Soap, 6doxen Shs
ring Cream, 3 dot Wah Balls, 3 dox Butiafo Combs
(superior,) I gross Wsx Motches, a Isrge assort
ment of Hair and Tooih Brushes. . f .
Physicians and Merchants will plesse csll and
examine. C. DePRE. .
1 Market St., Wilmingtoi, N. C.
Msrch 30. , : . . ..I v-v. " ' . .
JUST OPENED.
AND for sale, a fine assortment of Ladies Silk,
Crape, Hair, Straw, Lace, Dia, Satin, and oth
er styles of lathlonabl. Hats ; by
B. S. KOONCK. :
March 30.
PAINTS, OILS, e::
Qffr LBS Par Extra sod No. 1 Lead
0JJJ 8 bbla Unseed OIL Pare, 160 lba
Chrome Green, 60 lba Paris Gftesi ground snd Jn. -Oil,
6 boxes Chrome Green, (Dry ) 4 boxes Aniki;
Vermillion, 6 bbla Lamp Black, 500 lba SpsnUU '
Brown, (in Oil,) 2 casks Venltian Red, (English,) '
500 lbs Venltian Red, (in Oil,) 150 boxes Window .
Glass, American and French, at . ,
C. DirPRE'S, ,
1 Dreg Store, Market at
MEAL AND BACONr
A T the store df Whltaker & Whitfield at all time
iV may he found fresh ground Corn-Meat,' whlta
and fine. Bacon, Flounnext door 10 WesseU A
Ellere. . ssr..:, rt.-'
Wilmington, March 13, 1862.
THE OLD FAMILY GROCERY.
COME to the old Grocen Store,- ".
Where the good things in plenty abound, .
And aelect from 09 r aew atock and explore,
The choicest assortment yet foUnd.
Oar stock consists of the very best sort3 ' '
Of Wines, Teas and French Braodiesi - - .
With Coffees, Sugars and old London Pottl '
Fruits, Nuts, and Stewart's best Candies.
nPHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
4- hia friends and patrons to his well selected stock
of recetee, embracing everV possible variety, at
prices lower than ever. Hsvlngju.t returned from
the North, with a very heavy stock, bought for
Cash, will enable me lo aell at very email advances.
- Pra'- GEO. MYERS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
1- j. ' '
I do BeckwWsdo 6 dot Moffiit's do., , '
7.tf Cherrv PciMl. i dot Wlstafi Balsam
Wild Cherry, Ac. de . v O. DtPRE, ,
March 30. D"Ml.t and Apothec.rj. ;
TEAS ON
VOUNG HYSON,
HAND.
at 60 per lb,
at . 63 '
" " Sweet Cargo, i
Fine " at tit
t , j 1 Golden Chop, this is the finest
eaf, cultivated in China. It is of Ihe first Pick
Inge ... . . at at an
wmii) uin diici ... m.f (I ,
" Plantation growth, Black - at
0 Delicious, . at
Hoqua Mixture, very fine, . at
English Breakfast, Extra fine, . s at
U1Ia. TlL.t. I"
63 per lb
76
1,00 "
1,00 "
. . J auperior Plunfn. . ; at ' 76
Ne Plus Ultra Black, tbia leaf la ss fr.irr.ni . .
nosegay, It yields s perfume that is delightful, it to
of Garden growth, superior to any think told tt
any thing told tjS
wnmingion. at i,5U
Please recollect that the above if superior and at
N. y. Prices, at . " -
UlblLINSpnj ft. ESLER'S.
March 30.
BEEF HEARTS.
6 BARRELS just received, nd for sale by
. JOHNf! LAW
March 11.
mm mm m cm
f 113.
A. E. JI0TT.
DEALER in FtmRy Groceries and Proyjslona of
all kinds: Tobacco, Snuff, ijgars, Hollow
ware, Willow Baskets, Mate, Brooms, Tin Ware,
with s continued variety of Furnl.hlug Articles ii
his line. All of which, ha will all ai ,k in -J!
prices current, and hopoe. by strict sttcatlon tl
business lo merit s liberal share of public patron,
sco, South Side of Msrket St., one doer below
Me..r.. Wilkinson E.ler.
Wilmington. N. C, Msrch 12. -vIM.
A VALUBLE HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for ssle that beautiful hour
und lot situated on front
of the M. E. Church. The Lot ia 66, by 166 feet t
the house is 30 by 49 feet, end has four Rooms on
the first and two on the second floor, with a fit
place in each room t it hss also a nantrv .nil klt-h.
en attached ; negro house and well of first rsts
water In ihe yard, and an excellent garden, i Thla
property Is very valuable and bida fair to be inore
t alike with the wbols of Wilmington property
..UK!, uuunn 10 increase in value owing to tne
constant Immigration to it and the intarnal im.
provements now In progress and In contemplation. -Those
who want to settle permanently la Wllming. u
ton and wish a pleasant family residence, would do
well to embrace this ODDOrtunllv of nnrrhaaU. a.
they may never expect to better themselves Ta a
pleassnt home. Terms, one fourth of the purchase
money will be required In cash) tha balance 1;
tnree equal instalments of si, ulna anrf -
MuiiHia, niiu Dvno. ana seenritiet. negociablo at
.l . . . . 1 -
Bank. Possession slven tha flnt of nemkar
For further Information Information apply aooa "to
a. a. B. OUU 1 MALL, Agent
For S. P, IVEY. .
Wilmington, March II. ' 163-if."
Weekly Journal and Gold.horo1 Bjmiihliraa nA
Patriot plea.e copy till forbid. 7
JUST RECEIVED!
FlESHandgoodFlga, Prunes. Or.nge., Le.
dps, Datss. Citron, rtaialns. Almonds, Filbert;
vvamuts, orstii nuts, juiube Paate, Rock Candy.
dc. for sale low, by
WILKINSON ft ESLER,'
aisy b.
151
SILVER PLATED DESERT KNIVES
SILVER bolstered ivory handled Tskls aad Dee.
ertKnlres, lataat pattern and of superior ousliiy
for sale by J. If. ROBINSON. Z
March 16.
166
PLANTING POTATOES.
TIFTT barrels dally expected, by Mart - Powell 1
J and for aale by
JOHN C. LATTA. V ,
narcn 11.
ArHral and Departure of the Malls at tbl
Place, x vfaTJ-.pffi,
Ths Msll from tha North Isdus svery dsy at
Aral., snd 9 P. M. Closes at a quarter before ' k -,
P. M., and at 9 P. M. t sbcisilv. ' -
The mall from the South, by ateamer from Char.,
lesion, arrives daily about 8, A. M. Cleses st 9 -A.
M. ' .;. ' n .
r The mail from Onalow Court House, Snesd'a
Perry d-c, ia due every Monday at 5 P. II. Cles
es every Thursday st 9 P. M. . ,; . ? y.
Ths mall from Long Creek, Black Rirer ChapeL
dc, Is duo erery Thursday at 6 P. M., and closes f
ame night at 9 P. M. -- ; : . ..w -.
Ths mall from FayetteyUle, vis Ellxsbeth Tewa
and Prospect Hall, Ac. la due every Taesdsy -1
Thursday and Saturday at 9 A. M.. . Closet saata '
day at a quarter before 10 A. M. ; r ;
f tSTA tra paokaga will be msds up for Letter. ;
golig North ofJUchmood.Va.. which will be kept
open until 7 A. M. All other Lett.rs mvst k la
the Ofilea at th hours abova named. rit,a viiin
bemallcd until next susceedlng mall, j .
4 BOXES Sand's Sarssparilla, 2 boxes Town
send's do.. 3 dot Risley's do., 3 gross Bate
man'. Drops, I gross Wright's Pills. cross Brsn.
oetn'a da.. 1 o-ra. Pnlara Hn 1 Anm