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VOL "7 NO. 31.
WILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 27. 1852,
WHOLE NO. 941
rmnn
THE lal-iVEKHLl lUMJlfcUVUL.
Published avery Tvksdat, Tmbbsoav u Sat
bay, it IS 00 per annum, payable In allcaiea In
advance
' B TIH ONASJLOR I N O,
. ..v. Gdltaraad proprietor
cosKca or mont amd market btbeetb,
" WILMINGTON, N. c.
J f BATES OF ADVERTISING,
ear. 1 tnsertlon,' $0,50 1 1 aqr. t mdnW, 14,00
1 ,' mint.' vr;2,80 1 1 ' 1 12'
Ten line or less make a square. If an, advertise
merit exceed teniiaes, the price will be In propor
tion. ' i ,, . , .
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
naertlon. v"7' '
Contract! with yearly advertiser., will be made on
lie moat liberal terraa. :
No transfer of contracts for yearly advertlaing
will be pbrmlitod. Should clrcamstancee render a
change In biuineaa. or an unexpected removal necea-
arv, a charge according to the published terms will
be at tho option of the contractor, for the time he
haa advertised. r'i.V: ;'
The privilege of Annual Advertisers la atrlctly
rnited tq their own Immediate business i and all ad.
verttsements for the benefit of other persons, aa wel
si all advertisement not immediately connected
with their own business, and all excess of advertise,
menta In length or otherwise, beyond the limits en
gagedwlll be charged at the usual ratee.
No advertisement U Included in the contractfot
the i le or rent df houseior. lands' In to wn or coun
f, or for ihe Sale 6r hire of negroes, whether the
prbpeHy Is'QwnjeC 'fyr advertiser or by other
persons.' These are excluded by tho term "imme
The announcement of marriages or deaths will
be considered as news, and inserted free of charge
bat all additional matter, beyond the simple an
nouncement of the death of the person, will be
charged on the same torras as advertisements.
All advertisements inserted In the tri-woek!y Com
mercial, are enlUlod to on Insertion In the Weekly
reeoreharge.
JOBCARD an,d KANCY" PRINTINQ, executed
n superior style.
AGISTS FOR TUB COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK t Messrs. BaowN& DsRossit.
BOSTON i FmoMiea Kiditm. Esq.
NSW i-ORIf, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON,
V. B. Palmer.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J &D. McRAF&Co.
Hkitrnl rnmmksiAn ATr r.ltnnls.
WILMINGTON N. C.
Pai tlcuiar attention paid to procuring freights
k and purchasing cargoes for vessels.
JOHK MACSAS, DOKAID MACBA8, JOHSt W. K. DIX.
August 1. 1851. .
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
Prompt personal attention given to Consign
ments for sale or Shipment,
Andflbtraleiuh advanet made on Comignment to
' mt or to my New York friend.
Wilmington, Jan, 30, 1663. 13B-tf
2 T. C. WORTH :
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT
r WITjMI JfGTQX. . N c.
geb.
ta iasa: . '
U3-12pi.
WILLIAM A. GWYER,
GENERAL AGENT, FORWARDING
1 'anil Commission Merchant.
ITAKEpleaeuretn Informing my iriends.that 1
am prepared to give all business entrusted to me
efflclentanl parsonalattenllon. 1 have a wharf for
Naval Stares, with ample accommodations. Spirit
Hoase, and Warehouse. Conaignmenta of Naval
Htoresfor iBleorahlDmentt and all kinds of coun-
try produce solicited
- . . r .
tc4 Cainaavancesinaaeoncon-
tgaments.
y AprillS 19BI.
15
GEO. MYERS,
Wholesald and Retail Grocer,
KBBVS OOSSTAITTLT OH MAUD
Wtnih Teu lAqwr; ProvUion, Wood qn4 WiU
i tUit Wart, Vutt, Confecttowriv, f.
' booth raowT STBBBT,
A WILMINGTON, N. C.
Nov. 23 187): 109.
4-
WILLIAM M. HARRISS
;"vs-:i..uiswjsKAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT
; U WILMINQTON, N. C.
QTRlCT attention given to procuring Freight!
k5 and psjrchaaing Cargoes for vossels.
! RarsaBxcBsi '
O. Q. Parsley, Eiq., ) n
,Col. John Mcttae, , Wilmngi'n. N . C
.Messrs. Dudley & Huntington.) t-
Measri.Hall, Sackett&Co., p e N c.
oseph Utley, Esq., , J ,7"
essri. James Corner A Sons, Baltimore.
. E. A. Somler &Co.,fhytlrlp'hla.
Thompson it Hunter. ) Ytfrk
. -v PUlsbury & Sandford, N,w Y"K-
1 Hunting Tufts, Boston.
,V J, o CL P. Pltoomb, Keunebunk, Me.
hit
f ijm, test.
62-y
. J.IIATflAWAY & S0,
C6MSSIO?f MERCHANTS.
: 'mixtNaTDN.N.'c.
. HATMAWAt. ',: J. L. HATHAWA.
Oot. IS 1881. . . - 51
CHADBOURN & HOOPER.
General Comnlsslon Merchants,
WlLMlNQTONi N. C.
BUSINESS CARDST
GEO. HARRISS)
General Com mbMotf Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
QTRICT attention given to piocuring Freight
kj and purchaslguargoesior?esaeu.
.W,araTot.
K.P;,HiH.Esg,,
O. G. Parsley, Ksq
lJ. A. Taylor, Esq., Wilmington.
j.u. Bellamy, r.sq.,
Messrs. Ballard A Huntington, J
Messrs. Tookcr, Smyth A Co., N Yotk
Thompson Hunter, j "w ror
Alcx'r.Herror.JPhnadelphrr'' '
Messrs. WilUams Butler, ) Ch. s n
H. P. Baker, Esq.
Jan. 2. 1362.
123-tf.
ANDERSON & LATIMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Sep. 27, 1851. 82-ly-c.
A. ADAMS, H. L. ADAMS, ROBT. O. RANKIN.
ADAMS, BROTHER & Co. -
(Late Barry, Bryanl.& Adams.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, T.'C.
Jan.l. 1852. 123
ALFRED MARTIN.
AUCTIONEER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GENERAL" AGENT.
lVilmineton,N.COct.3 1851. 85tf.
JOSEPH II. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant.
WILMIXUTON, N. C.
Oct. 9th, 1951. ; 87-ly-c.
WILLIAM NEFF,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP STORES
AND GROCERIES,
CORNER OP DOCK A WATER STREETS
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Dec. 7th 1851
DER0SSET & BROWNi
' ' W JLMI,NGTON, N. C.
BROWN & DEfROmr.
NEW YORK.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Marc hi 7 1852. ' -t-y.
GEO. II. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Next door to A'. A. tVanael's, on North Water st
will attend to the sale of all kinds of Country Pro,
duce, such nr Corn, I'eas, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Ac.
and will koep constantly on band a full supply of
Groceries, Ac.
References.
WillesHall.of Wayne, John.tlcRac, Wilmington
W. Caraway, den. Alx.. McRae. "
E. P. Hall, Wilmington, Wiley A. Walker, "
Dec. 13. 18U. , , , U5'ly-
THOS. F. GAUSE.
Commission Merchant & Auctioneer,
Office in Hairs upper building, North Water
Street.
Where he will pe happy to attend to all orders in
cither branch of his business.
Wilmington, N. C. Dec. 23, 1851. U9-tf.
CORNELIUS DnPRE.
WHOLE BALE AND RETAL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil,
Dye Stud's, Glass, Perfumery, Cigars, ,
Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c.,'
MARKET STREET,
SIIMINOTON, N. C.
jnsctfrefe.il)! compounded by experi
enced persons. '
March 28. 1852.
J. C. LATTA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
. AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Oct.l 1 351. 87
MILES C0STIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
HKFER TO '".
E. P. Hall, Esq., Pres't Branch State
Bank.
Thos. H. Wright, Esq., Pres't Bask Wllmlns
Cape Fear, ton, N. C.;
O. u. Parsley, lsq., f res t uommer-1
clal Bank, ... , ,
Dec. 19. 1851 118-tf.
VyiLRINSON & ESLER.
CAiSItt DEALERS' IN '
Confectionary, Fruit, Nutsf foys, Fancy Ar
ticles, feriumcrj, luonccw. segars, etc.,
.i .WHOLESALE AND RU IAIL,
' MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON N.C.
Nov. 30,1851. tlO-tf
McRAE & HARRISS.
IMPORTERS AXD WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN
WARE, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
West side Front street, between Market and
Dock streets,
WILMINGTON. C.
October 2, 1861. 85.
J. VESSEL.
H. B. EILERS.
WESSEL k EILERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE
SALE GRQCRS, Nqrtrf Wates Street, Wil
mington, N. 0., intend to keep at the above
stand a general assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions at holesftlo-rio.nd to calrcn a
General Coraralaalon Business. .' . i
, BirBBBNCB t
p p. Hall. Pres't Brch Bank ofthf State.
O. G. Dacalsy, Pres't Commewial Bank. Wil
P. K. Dickinson, Esq..
poppeA Co. iNew Tork. 1
Dollner & Potter,
BUSINESS CARDS.
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
CHAS. D. ELLIS, HSKBV P. IDSSBLL, JOS. B. BPSSSLL.
JSn.Z5 Wot. 133.
JOHN STRUTHERS & SON'S
MARBLE AND SAND STONE YARD.
No. 3G0 HIGH 8TREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
Marble MuiUeU, Monumeiti, Titmbi and Qraxt
S'-otes crmtiantii) on hand. Even description of
ORNAMENTAL WORK AND STATUARY
Executed and imported. Orders for public or pri
vate Buildings executed with promptness and des
patch. N. B. Designs will be sent for Mantels, Uoou-
menta and (lrimtt StnriAii nnrt all waIp ahtnnAtin
sured from breakage when required.
Oct. 4.
eo-iy-o
MORE & GALLAGHER.
IRON FOUNDERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OP
WROUGHT & OAST IRON RAILINGS
'RIDGE ROAD & COATES ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
All ordersattended to with promptness and des
patch work warranted.
Oct. 4. Hb-ly c.
H. DOLLNER.
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YOUR:
L1BBBAL CASH ADVANCES MADS OS ALL CONSIGN
MENTS.
March 16. ISS-lyp
FLOUR.
nf BBLS. Canal Flour, fo sale by
OU J. HATHAWAY A SON.
Sept. 13. 77.
COOPERAGE.
THB subscriber is now prepared to make or re
pair water casks of any size, for the use of ves
sels, on the lowest terms; also, the citizens can
have any article in the line of Coopering mado or
repaired with dispatch.
A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, Feb. 2G, 1853. HM2m p.
CONSULATE OF HAYTf, )
64 Commercial Wharf, Boston, 6tb March, 1851.
THE undersigned gives noiiee, , ithat In accor
dance with a law passed at Port au Prince, on
the 24 (h December last, vessels arriving in Haytl
from the U. States on or after the 16th April
next, must be provided with Duplicate Manifests of
their cargoes, certified by a Consular Agent of Hay-
tl, if there shall nave Dee a one at the port or loa
In?, otherwise the documents may be verrlfied be
fore an oltleer (duly authorized to administer
an oath) of the Stale or United States Government.
0. C. CLARK.
May 8 23-tf.
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
A HANDSOME edition of Shippinz Articles,
just printed and for silo at Tiie Commercial
Office, equal to any as yet imported "from New
ork." '..
Orders for a Ream or more will be filled at a cost
of 10 to 20 per cent, cheaper than they are in New
York.
Nov. 10,1851. 102-tf
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having formed a Co-partnership
under the style of JOHN BANKS &
BROTHER, for csrrylng on a COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, all Bdods
conaiged to them, or ordered, or produce sent for
ale, will be promptly attendd to
DAVID BANKS.
Feb. 3. 137.
SPIRITS BARRELS.
600;
SECOND haqd Spirits Bbls., large size,
fin'Drfme'brder. fr sale bv
AIN Lit, tissue at l. a nation.
Jan. 27. 13,.
SHINGLES,
Qfi nnfiMcREE's Contract Shingles,
no
JJJKJKJ landing. or saie oy
DsROSSET & BROWN.
March 18.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
RATES of Freight on the Wilmington and Ral
eigh Rail Road, and on the Company's Boats
to. Charleston, revised and corrected December,
1850 f just-printed and for sale at the office of The
Commercial, at 2S'cettta per copy.
Dec. 21. 119-tf.
MILL SAWS.
THE subscriber Jtas the pleasure of informing
Miller's engaged In sawlnir. pitch pine, that he
has succeeded in getting up the best Saw for that
aufpose that has ever yet been produced, as far as
he knows. All saws warranted not to split in the
teeth. J. M. ROBINSON'S,
Hardware Store, Wilmington, N. C.
Oct. 16. H. A J. copy, 91.
THAT P0LSIH, HOW IT SHINES !
10,000 BOXES SOLO
WITHIN THE LAST 9 MONTHS.
AJ. WOODWARD returns his thanks to the
public for the unprecedented encouragement
he has met with In the manufacture and salo of his
celebrated Polish, and at the same time wishes it
understood that he always keeps a supply on hand
for wholesale or retail. ' " '
Experience has proved that this Polish is unsur
eassed for Quickness in pnttinir a clots on boots
snd shoes, and also lu preserving the leather.
Persons wishing to oil their boots can uso this
Polish wltheQital success immediately afterwards:
the leather should be rubbed as soon as the Polish
is applied, before it dries.
The Polish can be found at the Drug Storo of
C. DoPac, Market Street.
March 18. ; ,.r W. dutnal 3m. l-3m.
ADVANCES.
LIBERAL Cash advances will be made, when
reaulred. on all roods consigned to our House
In New York, And Cotton to their addresa forwar
ded by ns, will be attended to free, of furwardlog
Commission.
We will also advance liberally on Cotton or oth
er produce consigned to. our friends In. Llverpoof,
to which port we can furnish ship room for a few
hundred bales of Cotton, at low rates, by several
vessels shortly expected.f; ( .
r DsROSSET BROWN.
March, U. ' . - 1-tf.
BACON.
A LOT of superior North Carolina Bacon, just
xi. received per Kali Koad. r- or sate, ay
j. H. FLANNER, '
No. 23 North-Water Stieet.
U0.
Feb. 10.
SOOTS C1K0LIM1 miWl COIPU!,
? OF CHARLESTON. S. C.
CHARTERED by 4he Ststeof South Corolina
w witn a uapitai ot ssu.uuu . an paid in and win
Invested-FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND LIFE
RISKS. ; .
K- CHAS. EDMONSTON, Pres.t.
V. L. Tobias, Secy.
'ft munivins.
"TlostsT Mabtiw, Col. Jambs Gadsben,
m. u. HoaoscAi, Cmas. H. warr,
S. Mowar, Jr. Hbnbv Cosia.
The subscribers havlnirbeen annotated aseots In
this oiace for the above named company, are pre
pare to receive offers and Issue policies of Insor
nnc on Fire: Marine. River and Life Risks, on
libe J terms. Ail losses incurred at this sirenev.
wil I e promptly adjusted and paid by the under-
sie d. - DsROSSET A BROWN.
N. B. Risks will be taken on the lives of slaves
on the most liberal terms,
Wilmington, n.U; Dec. 2, 1931. I IU.
FRESH BOSTON CRACKERS.
T UST received, 25 tin canisters Rent's Bostin
.1 . IM Ju TT 11- ntlkt 1
Fo. sale, low, by
HOWARD &
PEDEN.
106.
Nov. 20.
DEEDS FOR SALE.
WaranteeDeeds, and Deeds forMortgageonland
just printed, in correct formandforsalcat the
Commercial OJlee.
CHEMICALS.
THRESH arrivals of the follnwlna : 100 oz Kul
1 phate Quinine, 5 bbls. Epsom Salts, 5 lbs pure
sulphate inc, 3 oj Sulphate Morphine, 4 oz Ace
tate Morphine, 10 lbs Blue Mass, 15 lbs English
Calomel, 6 oz Peperlne, 5 gals Spirits Nitre, 2 oz
Oil Tobacco, 5 lbs Hyd. Patassa, (English,) 2 lbs
Iodine, 2 lbs Iodide Arsenic, 2 lbs Chloroform,
oz Iodide Copper, 1 ox Valerinale of Iron, 5 lbs
Phosphite Soda, 20 lbs Sugar Lead, pure, 4 oz
Tannin, fox Oxide Mercury, 6 ealsaq. Ammonia.
10 lbs Spirits Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hoffman's
Anodyne, t ot sale by U. VvrllE.
Druggist, Market st.
March 30. 6.
,
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC-WONDER.
DR, J. S..;iOIJGTON'
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER!
The True Disestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of the
Ox, after directions of Baron Llebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, M.
D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is a great Natural Remedy for Indigestion,
and Dyspepsia, curing after Nature's own Method,
by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pepsin
Is the chief alcment, or Great Digesting Principle
of the Gastric Juice the Solvent of the Food, the
Purifying, Preterting, and Stimulating Agent of
the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted from
the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming an
Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the naturil
Gastric Juice, in its Chemical powers, and furnish
ing a complete and perfect substitute for it. By
the aid of mis preparation, the pains and evils of In
digestion and Dyspepsia are removed just as they
would be by a healthy Stomach. It Isdolng wonders
for Dyspeptics, curing cases of debility, emaciation,
nervous decline and Dyspeptic consumption, sup
posed tq be on the verge of the grave The Scien
tific Evidence upon wllich it is based, is in the
highest degree curious and remarkable. .
Baron Leicbig, in his celebrated work on Animal
ChemUiry, says : "An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
snaogous to the Gastric Juice, may be prepared from
the mucous membrane of the stomach of the Ox, in
which various articles of food, as meat and eggs,
will be toUned, changed, and digetted, juit in the
tame manner ai they would be in the human ttomach."
Half s teaspoonful of pure Pcpsih, infused or dis
olved in water, will digest or dissolve Five Pound
Roat Beef in about two hourt out of the Stom
ach.
Dr. Houghton's Pepsin, is sold by nearly all the
dealers in fine drugs and Popular Medicine, through
out the United States. It is prepared in Powder,
and In Fluid form and in Prescription vials for the
use of Physicians.
Private Circulars, for the use of Physicians, may
be obtained of Dr Houghton or his Agents, descri
bing the whole process of preparation and giving
the authorities upon which the claims of this new
remedy are based. As it Is not a secret remedy, no
objection can be raised against its use by Physfctana
in respectable standing and regular practice. Price
in Fluid form, One uoiiar per ooiue.
PEPSIN IN 1'UWUKK.
Sentbv Mail, Free,afPvslaae.
For convenience of sending to all pans of the
country, the Digestive matter of the Pepsin, is nut
up in the form of Powder, with directions to be dis
solved In water by the petiea These Powders con
tain just the some matter as the boulcs, and win "be
sent by mail, free of postage, for one dollar sent
(poet paid) to Dr. J. S. Houghton, M. D.,Philadel
nhla. PS.
JZrObserve this! Every bottle of the genuine
Pepsin Dears tne wrmcn signature or i. a. Hough
ton, M. D.,sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
t3fcTSold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medi
cines. ' - - " '
Sold, wholesale and retail, by A. C. EVANS &
BROTHER; W.H. LIPPITT & Co., and C.Do
PRE, Wilmington, N C.
May n " 2S-12mc
nATS.
PANAMA, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats, in
great variety of style, quality and price, whole
sale and retail by. . C. MYERS, Hatter.
April 22. ; 18
COFFEE.
cA BAGS Rio, Lagnsyra and Java.
UJ rot sale low b
ZENO H GREENE.
April 24.
WOOD'S nACKERS AND PULLERS.
tnntt aaUrhflao it the Hardware Store.
T ' J. M. ROBINSON,
Marsh 15.
EMPTY spirits Rinnpra
VI If I ot'Wl Uad Spirits Barels, large;
' size, in good order, for sale by,
D altQS SET
A BROWN.
July 3d.
47.
SUNDRIES,
TUSTreceived-300 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguyra
o St Domlnzo, Java, and Mocha 2d bee sweet
spiced chocolate i 10 hhds. P. R. Su?ari 100 bbls.
double refined loif, crashed, powdered snd granula
ted Sugar i 200 boxes Candles, all kinds sod rudest
25 do. Jud's pateotdo., 4s 5s and 6s, lit fane bos
es, 6 lbs. each: 100 bbls. Whisker 1 60 boxes Cheesei
w pacxages newKaisinst zvu.uuu segsrs, stuak
iu.uuu new two bushel Uannv Uaa: or sale ai
the lowest prices, pf HOWARD 4 PEDKN. u
CINDY. C1NDV. K
0
N H AND, 700 lbs, fresh snd good, for safe low
WILKINSON 4- USLRR.
March 6.
BILLS OF LADING. &c.
ItOLIO POST BILLS OK LADING bound
. In Books, and slieots.alsb Letter Sheets with
Blvarletyofmcrcantilcblanki.forsaleat The Com.
mertia I Office. ' '
FISH-FISH.
1 O Bf-S. ofciira
Mullets and Trout, in Pork
GEO. II. KELLEY'9.
J. IL A N. C T. copy. 143
Feb. 17.
.TOBACCO.
PACKAGES of good Chewinc Tobscco, for
AO salo low. bv J. H. FLANNKR
March 6. 151 No. 25 North Water St.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have this day formed s eo-partnership
under the style of McRai A Ha'siss,
and have taken the now granite front store, Istey
erected by Capt. G. Potior, on Front between Mjar
ket and Dock streois, where they will always keep
a compicto wnoiesaie and retail siot.-a or
CROCKERY AND FARMING IMPLE
MENTS. to which they invite the attention of merchants snd
others.
Being IMPORTERS, we feel confident ' V can
sell articles in otir line on as favorable terms, and
of as . good quality, as can be purchased In the
United States. ALEX. McRAE, Jr.,
' N. T,IARRlas.
NOTICE.
THE subscriber having formed u co-partnership
with Mr. N. T. Habbiss, Is desirous of closing
up his old business, and begs leave to urge upon
those indebted to him the necessity of a prompt
settlement of their bills. Heat' the same time
lenders his thanks to his former customers for their
kind patronage, and solicits a cdfttlnnance of tht
same to the new firm.
ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
October 2. 1851. . 65.
BROTHERS LINE.
THE Steamer Brother and Tow Bonis, Steven
ton and Datid Lewi are- prepared to forward
with Disatcm, all goods consigned to the Propri
etor.
The Steamer Brother ts of uoiiT cbauoht, and
well lulled to run In low water. 8 ho possesses vow-
er, and speed; and U admirably adapted to lowing,
and car, accommodate about 20 passengers.
The Proprietor contemplates running the Boat
himself, and will give special attention to way
freight and naval stoies; to towing, and will also
attend to the comfort and convenience or Fassen-
gers. From his long experience as Agent In Wil
mington of the several Steam Boat Companies,
fie' thinks he can give satisfaction.
To Merchants In the Interior he would say, that
ail Goods shipped by him, will be delivered to their
Agents in Fayelteville. His Agent In Wilmington !
it DAVID BANKS, to whom all communications
may be addressed, ss Agent cf the Steamer Brother.
JOHN BANKS, Proprietor.
May 15. 26-1 2m c.
Salisbury Watchman, Greensboro' Pstrlot.
Fayettevillo Observer, and Carolinian, and Ashboro
Herald, please copy 4 weeks, and send bills to this
on.ee.
A. A. B. SOUTH ALL,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT.
WOULD here take this opportunity of returning
my thanka to my friends snd patrons for the very
liberal patronage I have received at their hands,
auring tne urae t nave neen collecting tor mem
and hope by strict attention to business and with a
determination to please, still to receive s continna
tion of their confidence and support, as I Intend to
devote mv time to that business.
Kcfer to Messrs. Ellis Sl MUcneii, it. u. urani,
Esq., Geo. R. French. Esq., C . Myers, Esq., and
Messrs. Potter A Kidder.
I will attend the Court of the adjoining Coun
ties whenever lndcccments is offered. My office
will be in the stare effflewfs. Whitakerand Whit
fled, at which place I Will be found unless when
out, attending to business. In my absence, any
. . . ... 1 U! LI. . 1 -
wmmunieation leu witn nicr. uuaier tf
Whitfield, for me. will be handed to me.
I will attend, as usual, to the sale of resl estsiei
hiring servants: renting houses or any other
business in which an active agtnt Is wan'ed.
' A. A. B. SOUTH ALL.
Weekly Journot, ncrald and Goldsboro' Patriot
copy till forbid.
Feb. 19. Hl-tf.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
THE subscriber has received 70Q tons ICE, being
more than double what was on hand l Ms lime
last year. He is now prepared to serve the town
and country, and will do so on as reasonable terms
as it can be purchased within 300 miles. Without
an unavoidable casualty he can now assure all who
may fdvor him with their patronage, of a aupply
during the season. Captains of Vestels csn nave
Ire nut un st short notice. Come . and buy. Tick
ets can be had at the Ice House.
A. I'AUL, KM' II UN.
April 1. 7-3rnc
SUNDRIES.
-I BBLS crushed, O. C. crushed, cloriCcd
1 Vj Wand Porto Rico Sugar; 100 bags Coffee,
Java, Laguyra and Riot 200 packagee Crackers; 25
kegs Goshen Butters Underwood's Pickles snd Pre
serves; Jellies, Jams snd fresh Lobster! 20coarler
pipes best Wines and Lienors 2S baskets Cham
naane. various brands; English Cheesei Amefleaa
ana rine npyn yBo, iiv w n yt .) i
60 bbls and half bbls Flour t corned Beef i smoked
Beef ( Beet Tongues ; pickled Tongues t Salmon ; I
No I HacKcreii srewarra oyrup ; ionann rorier ;
bottled Winea knd rtrandlest Cordialsi"VVillo
w"
lnsvsiv vsriety.
April I. 7
Please call and exsmJae at
. , GEO. MyERS.
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SPEECH ON THE OIRARD COLLEGE".
We know we shall give plesrnro to many of oof
readers and we trust we shall to all of them br
placing on record the following extract from rh
of the ablest speecbe of Mr, Webster, Tie whole
argument made oo the occasion la conufrei' Lf
the aixth folntaw of Mr. Bverett admirals ITIaV
lory of Webster, a ruler the appropriate t" "'lie
Christian Ministry, and the Rel;g: :j I. .vf ,
of th) Yonif . - V ,V ;- ?
Tha perusal of this etlUrtof lie rpatsU!
cannot fitil to Increaso the admim .i aor .j
tafoed tot hhn amoti tho truly worthy t,f or
ewtt&jWeHJV " 5 1 ;? ;
Extract of -speeds, delivered If lion; ttoriaj
- Webster, in tho Supremo Conrt of the United
States, at Waebington, on tie 20th of Feborary,
:. 1844. la tho easa of Fmxroi trwlna VidsJ.
, John F.Cirard, and' others Complainants anrf
. Appellants, against tho Mayor, Aklennen, and
- Citfxe'ns of Pblladelphia, tho Executors of :..
!hen Girard, and ethers, Defendants, ot-oa' tho
oUowlof clatuo bf llr;i0lriird will t J,
"I enloln and reonlre that no eeclti4ilc sats-
lonary or minister, of any sect whattrvef, shalj
erer bold or exercise any statioo or duft wbatov-'
er in the said collegej nor shall nf nth person'
ever bo admitted for any purpose or as visiter, '
within tho premises appropriated to the toroosn'
of tho said college." , . .; i ;
how. I aupnoac tfiero u notlifhir in tHe stew
Testament more clearljr estatJwhcd by tho
Author of Chrisimnity. (haa ih Jpoint
roeotof a Christian uiioietry. The urorid
was to ba eranzelixed, was ta be brbt"htMt,
of dnrkness into li'shi br Uie iofluencee of
the Chrktiuo religion, snrend and profn 'var
ied by the instro menta hi f of man.' A CL. V
tian ministry was therefore appointed bf tL
Author of the Christian religion himself, and
it Bianu pn same nuiaonty no any otner ,
part of hit religibnV When the lost aheep of
me nouse oi israei were to be Diotrcni 10 tne '
knowledge of Chrisliaftily, tho disciples were
commanded to go forth into ell tht cities, and
ahoQid fee more tolerable for Sodom and ,0o!
morrha than for them. And after his rssnr
reclion, in the appointment of the great mf
sion to the whole human race, the Aqthor of
Chrisliunity commanded hi disciplee thaf .
they should go into ail the world and preacli r
the Gospel to erery ercatute. ,Tbi wao
one of hie last commnndej and one of fcfe lat
promisee was the assurance. Lo! I am wittt
yon alway. even to the end of the world f' 1
say. therefore, there ia nothing act forth mor?
authentically in the titw.-,. Testnrqent th
tho appointment of a Christian ministry lqtf 4
he who does not beliete this does pot ana
cannot beliere the.yeat C f
It ut:pe that Cbrwtan.rou1istere,iil fbJi ,
age of the world, are selected in Cerent
ways and different modee.bj "fcfoxtiA seeU
and denominationa. , Why should we shot
our eyes to the .whole history of Christiani
ty 1 Is it not; the preaching of the minlstere
of the Gospel that haa evangelized the more
civilized part of the world 1 Why do we at
this day enjoy the iighle and benefile of
Christianity ourselves? Do we not owe it
to the instrumentality of Ihe Christian mir
istry? The ministers of Christianity, de
parting from Asia Minor,' .traversing Asia,
Africa, and,Eorope, to Iceland. Greenland,
and the pole of the earth, suffering all thinge,
hoping all things, raising men everywhere
from tne ignorance of idol worship to , the
knowledge of the true God, and everywhera
bringing life and immortaiity to light tnroogq
the Gospel, have only been acting ia ybed
ence to the Divine Instruction; ,they. were
commanded to go forth. They have sought,
and they still seek, to be able to preach the
Gospel to every creature under the whola
neaven. And where wae Christianity ever
received,' where were lie truths ever 'poured
into the human Jjcfc,iybcreMlid fa ffMrti
springing up into everlasting life, ever burst
forth, except in the track of a Christian min
istry ? Did we ever hear of art instance, doei
history rf cord ap jnsfa'ncej' of any partot thej
globe Chriedam'zed by lor preachers or
teachers 7" And, dcaceiing frW kingdom
and empires to ciiics nnd countries,, to par"
iahes and villages, do we not all know,' that
wherever Christianity has been.camed, and
wherever it haa been laug,ht, , by human
agenry, thst agene y wae the aceney of min
isters of the Gospel 1 H ta all idle and a
mockery, to pretend that anjr man,,hat iee
ncct for the Christian reliffiqri who vel de
rides reproaches and stigmatizes all its.mip
istcrs and teachers. It w all . idle,, K ht. a
mockery, and au insult to common' sense!' to
maintain that a school for jhe' instruction of
the vouth. from which Christian' Instruction'
by Christian teachers Is sedulously an'd Ho '
orously shut out, is not delaticaf tand fiifidel
both in its purpose nnd i(a ' tendency.' ilnriet,
therefore, that this plan of. cducaiion k,j ia
this resDcct derotratorv to' Christiaoitr. io
opposition to it, nod calculated eiiher to sub
ven or to sapcrseue u. . '
In the next tlare. this scheme of education
is derpg'atory to Christianity, because it pro- .
-I ik. ...o.mMi. ttinl till rhndy .
lian relio-ion ia not the only true foundation.'
or nhy necessary foundation of morale,' .Thev
ground taken Is, that religion ie not necessa
ry lo morality J that benevolence may be in
sured by habit, nnd that nil the virtues may
flourish nnd be safely left ta the chance ot
flourishing, without touching the water of
the living spring of responsibility. With him
who thinks thus, what can be the value of
the Christian reyetalion ? So the Christian
world has not thought l for by thatLhristinjn
worl throughout its broadest extent. It hae
been, and i, held a fundamental troth, that
religion is the only solid basis of morals, and
that moral instruction not resting on this ba
ais la only a building apon sand. And ai.
who pro!esed to teocn tne nnswuu mw
or tobelieve in ita authority and.lmporlanci
Stt Fourth Pergt.
to preacl ln;aU!iAkrniMdrn,of heaven is jt
hand." , .Itapdde'd; thai whosoefef areald,
not rcefe Ihem.nor hear their word, it
Jan. 20 1351