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PUBLISHER TRI-WEEKLY, BY THOMAS LORLXG PUBLISHER OF THE ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS AND LAWS OF CONGRESS.
VOL" 7 NO. 61.
WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 5. 1852.
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pscruuu. - -
j Contracts with yearly advertisers, will be mado
; on toe most liberal terms.
, , No transfer of contracts for yearly advertising
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essary, a charge according to the published terms
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No advertisement is Included in the contract fur
the sale or rent of houses or lands in town or coun
' try, or for the sale or hire of negroes, whether the
property is owned by the advertriser or by other per
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' AlladvertUemontainsertedlnthetrl-weekly Com
mareial, are entitled to one insertion in the Weekly
free Of charge. .-.
; JOB, CARD AND FANCF PRINTING,
j executed itr superior style.
J. AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL.
new jforc-messrs. drowns uekossit.
MTU JVr OTM4 XUlUrt . U. (Amu,
' BoUm Faaoaatca: Kidocb.
BUSINESS CARDS.
. -;- J. & D. McRAE & Co.
. - General Comniissioo Merchants,
WILMINGTON N. C.
- Particular atteutlou paid to procuring freights
aoq iurt;ua9iug cuguca ivr vcshcib.
'IOHK MAOaAB, DOMALD MACBAB, JOHN W.K. D1X
;-7sAugUBt 1,1851. 59.
i ..1, , mi i i
V , JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
.Ceneral Commli&ioa and Forwarding Merchant,
Prompt personal attention given to Consign
metits for Sale or Shipment.
Liberal Cash advances made on Consignments to
me or to my yew York friends.
, Wilmington, Jafr'fo, 1862: ' 15
T, C. WORTH.
: OMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
f eb. 19, 1R52. 143-ly
WILLIAM A. GWVER,
. General Aeent, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
' I take pleasure In Informing my friends, that lam
prepared to give all business entrustod tome ein
ciont snd personal attention. I have a wharf for
Naval Stores, with ample accommodations, Spirit
House, and Warohouao. Consignments of Naval
- Stores for sale or shipment ; and all kinds of Coun
try produce solicited. Cash advances ma le on con
signments.
r April 18, 1852. 15
, (JFlOUfiE MYERS.
WHOLES ALE AND RET AIL GROCER
: Kttpt constantly on hand, Wines, Tbiu, Liquors.
' t. Provisions, Wood and Willow Ware, Fruit,
' ,vonttciionirus,frc. Stuln Front street.
" - . WILMINGTON, N. C.
Nov. 18, 18SI 109
,, " HILLI1MW. 11AKKISS.
.GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
C x K N - WILMINGTON, N. C. "
Strict attention given to procuring Freights and
Durenasingoorgoes tor vessels,
i ;.. Riraaiwois t
0. 0. Parsley, Esq., )
Col. John McRae, Wilmington.
', Messrs, Dudley d Huntington )
. Measra. Hall, Sackett A Co., pavfl.,flVine N r
Joaeph Utley, Esq., FayettevUle, N. C
' 'Messrs. Jas. Corner & Sons, Baltimore.
; m 'B,A, Souder,, Co., Philadelphia.
. -M i ' Thomson A Hunter, ) Naw Ynrlf
, PlllsburySandford, Yo k
Li h y t Hunting Tufts, Boston.
'l'"V'J,AO.P, Pltcomb, Kennebnnk, Me.,
- July 17, 1851. 02
V' J. S. BANKS,
,CO0ISSIO5 AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
.WILMINOTOJT, Jf. C.
JoM 22.'
42-12-mc.
. . f S. M. WEST,
Vu V. , AUCTIONEER AND
(COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-r WILMINGTON, N. G.
June 12,1951 38.1 y
tnl J, HATHAWAY .& SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
S r'lM- WILMINGTON, N. C.
Hath away, ., J. L. Hathawav.
Oct. IB 1851.
91.
w nnlnriATTnYr . uaannn
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wjw iirviii i n m v. n i ra.ii
uenerai lommlsslon Merchants
53
ELLIS, RU&SELL A frt.
MERCHANTS
J '.WlLMLNQTON. N. fi ,.,
PjWL'j ' oa. i?ttaiit.
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEO. HARRISS,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
STRICT attention given to piocuring Freight
a nd purchasing Cargoeaf o rvessei s .
HsriB to
E.P.Hall, Esq., 1
O. G. Parsley, Esq.,
J. A. Taylor, Esq., Wilmington.
J. D.Bellamy, Esq., I
Messrs. Ballard Huntington; J
Messrs. Tooker, Smyth 4 Co., ) v,v
Thompson Hunter, J nworlt
Alex'r. Herron, Jr. , Philadelphia
Messrs. Williams A Butlor, ) r-hr !..., s P
H.F.Baker. Esq.. ' f Chrrleston.S .C
Jan. 2. 1852. 123-tf.
ANDERSON & SAVAGE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
urrw rtKTrtrnn-KT r n '
JAMES ANDERSON. EDWARD SAVAGE.
Julv 1. 1S52. 4fl-12m.
A. ADAMS, H. L. ADAMS
ADAMS, BROTHERS Co.
(Late Barrv. Bryant Adams.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 1,1852. 123
ALFRED MARTIN.
AUCTIONEER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GENERAL" AGENT.
lViimington,N.C..Oct.3 1851. 85tf.
JOSEPH II. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct.9th,1851. 87-ly-c.
H. DOLLNER. O. POTTER, JR.
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GEXEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK:
LIBERAL CASK ADVAKTCKS MADS ON ALL CONSIGN
MENTS.
March 16, 1853. . 155-lyp
DRS. FREEMAN & MALETT.
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS,
Front Street, one door below Policy & Hart,
WILMINGTON, C.
April 18 ' Ht
DEROSSET & BROWN.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
BROWN & DEROSSET.
NEW YORK.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
MarehU 1852 l-y
GEO. H. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Neztdoot to A. A. Wannet's.on North Water st-
will attend to the sale of all kinds of Country Pro,
duce, such as Corn, Peas. Meal, Bacon, Lard, Ac.
nd will keep constantly on hand a tun supply ot
Groceries, Ac.
References.
WillesHall,of Wayne, John McRae, Wilmington
W.Uaraway, ' Gen. Alt.. Mciue.
R. P. Hall, Wilmington , Wiley A. Walker, "
Dec. IS, 1H61. lio-iy.
CORNELIUS DaPRE.
WHOLE SALE AND RETAL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, OH,
Dye tu Its, Glass, Perfumery, Cigars,
- Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, Sic.,
MA11KKT STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Presrriptionscarefully compounded by experi
enced persons.
March 2H,
J C. LATTA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
' " AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N .C .
Oct.l 1851. 8T
MILES C0STIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
WILMINGTON, N. C.
RRFER TO
P. Hall.Eil .Prea't Branch State )
Bank, I
Thos. H. Wright, Esq., Pres't Bank I
Wllmlng
toa, N. C.
Cape rear, I
G. Parsley, Esq., Pres't Commer-1
cial Bank,
Deo. 19. 1851
118-tf.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
CA8H DEALERS IN
Confectionary, Prult, Nnts, Toys,FaucyAr-
tieies, pertumery. Tobacco, egara, dec.,
WHUUmHAUti All U ttci l ML,
MAHKET 8TREET,
WILMINGTON N.C.
Nov.30,1851. ' JO-tf
McRAE & nARRISS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AN D
RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN
WARE,
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
IVestslde Front street, between Market and
,'DocK streets,
WIL MIN G T O N, N. C.
October 2, 1851. 85.
J. WE88EL. B. B. EILERS
WESSEL & EILERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE-
"""a uauijfttts, iNonn water street, Wil
mington, N. C, intend to keep at the above
tanda general assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions at wholesale and to cairy on a
General Commission Business.
B. P. Hall, Pres't Br'ch Bank of th State. )
2 S- .B?.ley Pre,,t Commercial Bank. VTil
P.K.Dickinson, Es. )
Doflnar&Pottar. NwTork.
Jan. 20 1852. . m.
CRACKERS ! CRACKERS ! I
OH BBL3. Soda; Butter and Sngart ?
M " . ,;r; m (raah Irom tba
Bakary and for lilt, by." ; ? -; ... - ,..-.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN STRUTHERS & SON'S
MARBLE AND SAND STONE YARD,
No. 360 111 Oil STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Marble Mantels, Manwnents, Tombs and Or at l
Stones constantly on kand. Even descriotio of '
ORNAMENTAL WORK AND STATUARY
Eiecuted and Imported. Orders for public or pri
vate Buildings executed with promptness and des
patch. N. B. Designs will be sent for Mantels, Moan
meats and Grae Stones, and all work shipped in
sured from breakage when required.
Oct. 4. 85-ly-c
MORE & GALLAGHER.
IRON FOUNDERS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT &. OAST IRON RAIL ING 8
RIDGE ROAD & COATES ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
All ordersattended to with promptness and dcsJ
patch work warranted.
Oct. 4. B5-ly c.
THOS. F. GAUSB.
Commission Merchant & Auctioneer,
Office In Hall's upper bulldlug, North Water
Street.
Where he will be happy to attend to all orders in
cither brunch of his business.
Wilmington, .N C. Dec. IS, 1351. U9-tf.
COOPERAGE.
TUB 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 made or
repaired with dispatch.
A. JIUllUAIV
Wilmington, Feb. 26, 1859. 147-12m-p
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
'"PHE undersigned having this day purchased th
JL entire interest of Mr. O. G. Passlsv, in the
Point Peter Stoam Saw Mill, have formed a enpart
nership for the purpose of manufacturing Steam
Sawed Lumber.
Wentworth W. Peibce,
William Neilson.
PEIRCE & NEILSON.
Jan. 1. 126-lvc
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
A HANDSOME edition of Shipping Articles
XX just printed and for aalo at The Commercial
OJke, equal to any as yet imported "from New
ork."
Ordersfor a Ream or more will be filled at a cos
of 10 to 20 percent, cheaper than they are in New
Yoric.
i Nov. 10.1851. 102-tf
BLANKS.
rTUIE following Blanks are printed and kept con
X stantly for sale at the Office of The Commtreial
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping Articlos.
Bills of Lading.
Rates of Freight on W,
&, R. Rail Road.
Do. on Line Coats.
Do. Letter Sheet.
Crew Lists.
Bills of Exchange, bound
Prices Current.
and in sheets.
Do. Domestic.
Checks on oil the Banks.
Charter Parly.
Negotiable Noteson the
Manifests ot all kinds.
Entries Merchandise.
several Bunks.
Do. on all the Banks.
Bill of 9nlc oi Vessels
Do. Ballast.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Warrants, with and with
Bills of Sale.
Do. of Negroes.
Bonds for Negro Hire.
Mortgage Deeds.
out judgment.
Neero Pusses.
Warrantee Deeds.
Bonds for the Delivery oft
Property.
COURT ULANKS
Ven. Exponas.
Subpoenas County
and
Co Saand Bond.
Superior Court.
Alias Vend. Ex.
Jurors Tickets, County
Fl Ka.
and superior uourt.
Writs.
All kinds of Blanks and Job Work, executed to
order with neatness and dispatch.
COFFEE.
nrBAGS Green Rio Coffee
25 bags Laguyra
C O Coffee
For sale by
HO VARD & PEDEN.
32
Msy29.
MILL SAWS.
THE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
Miller's eneased in sawing pitch pine, that he
has succeeded in gutting up the best Saw for that
I purpose 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.
ADVANCES.
LIBERAL Cash advances will be made, when
required, on all eoods consigned to our House
In New Vork. and Cotton to their address forwar
ded by us, will be attended to free of forwarding
commission.
We will also advance liberally on Cotton or oth
er produce consigned to our friends in Liverpool,
to which oort we can furnish shin room for a four
hundred bates of Cotton, at low rates, by several
vessels snoniy expeciea.
D aKOS SET & BROWN.
March 18. I. if.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he keeps constantly on hand a simnlv of
Corn, Oats, Peas, Hay, and good Fresh Waier
iniii meai ana rtominey an at reasonable price..
Call at his store. North Water Street, formerly
occupied by L. N. Barlow.
, ' WM.A. ROORK.
May j, 21-6mc
FARMERS AND GARDNERS.
mar. ii j is .
WE have just received a supply of Push Qa b
din and Ga ass Sbkds from Philadelphia.
ALSO;
Several new patterns of Plows, Grain mills, Cars
S hellers, Hay Cutter, etc. For aale ty
McRAE 4- HARRISS.
Feb. 26. 147.
TOBACCO.
ftABOXES prime low-priced Tobacco, just re
Uwcelved and for eale by
ROTH WELL fc McAUSLAN.
J"'r 10- 51
SILVER PLATED DESERT KNIFES
Silver bolstered Ivory handled Table and Des
art Knives, latest pattein and of superior onslit
tor tale bt
J. M. ROBINSON.
' DEEDS FOR SALE.
WaranteeDeeds,andDeed forMortgag tool and
jutprinted,lncorrcctformandforalatth
Lm;mTcia i (JJlee.
CHE3IICALS.
FRESH arrivals of the following: 100 oa. Sul
phate ftulnlne, 5 bbls. Epsom Halts, 5 lbs pure
Sulphate Zinc, 3 oz Snlphate Morphine, 4 ax Ace
tate Morphine, 10 lbs Bias Mass, 15 lbs English
Calomel, 6 oz Peperine. 5 sals Spirits Nitre, 2 ox
Oil Tobacco. S lbs If yd. Patassai (English.) 2 lbs
ioiBi z ids lfellde Arsenic, i lbs unioroiorm.
oa Iodide Copper, 1 oz Valerinaie of Iron, 8 lbs
Phosphite Soda, 29 lbs Sugar Lead, pare, 4 ot
i snnin, t oz uxtde mercury, 5 gais aq. Ammonia
iv ids spirits ammonia Aroniat, iu ids nonman
Anodyne; l or sale by U. ucfiifc.
Druggist, market at
March 30. 6
THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFB IMIMCE GOlIPliW
" RALEIGH, N. C.
rpHEabaveComoanvhasbeenln jperation slm
1 iiielsiolApTil,848, undeithe directlonof the
loiiowing umcers.vii :
Dr. Chas.E. Johnson President,
Wm.D. Haywood, Vice President,
James K. Jordarv.Socretary,
Wm. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. CharlesE.Johnson, i ,f ,. ,
Dr.Wm. II. McKee, (M dieatboardof
Dr. R.B.Haywood, ) onultatton.
J. Hersman.Gen'lAcent
This Company has roceived a charter giving
advantages to the insured over any other Com
pany. The 5th Section gives thn Husband the
privilege to Insure his own lire lor the sole use of h li
Wife and Children, refrom any claims of the rep
rescniauvosoi me nusoana or any oi niscredi
ore.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate in the whole of the profits
wnicn are aeciareu annually, uesiaes, tne a pli
cant tor ine, wnen tne annual premium is over 3C
may pay one half In a Note.
All claimsforlnsuranceagainstthe Company will
oe paid wnnin ninety aays alter prooi oi tne death
ot tne party is tumisned.
S.aves are insured for one or five years, atrates
which willenable allSlaveholderstosocure this class
of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave Insurance presents a new and Interesting
e . i.u-l.i. r r i ...l n ,, i . . P.
icaiurein meuisiury ui norm varonna, wnica Wll
prove very important to t he Southern S tales .
Thelastfour monthsoperation of thia Company
showa very large amount of business more than
the Directorsexpected to do the first year having
, ii . I nrift . i .
aireaay issuea more man -uu roiicies.
AU Communications on business ofthe Company
snouia oeaaaresseaio JAa. k. jukdaiN
Secretary.
Raleigh, April 8,1351. fl-tf
" NORTH STATE "
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Mulberry, between Front and Water Streels,
WILMINGTON, N. C. '
THE subscribers have on hand and
are constantly manufacturing Coach
es. Rockawavs. Barouches and Rn.
giea ol every style; also, all kinds of reparing done
in the best and neatest manner, and having a num.
oer oi superior woritmcn engaged, tnev confident v
expect a liberal share of patronage.
ai?o on nand and tor sale, a tine assortment of
Gentlemens' saddles, bridles, collars, whips die.
We have, also, a few of those splendid sole leath
er travelling Trunks and Valises. Gentlemen's
superior travelling bags ; also, Wilton, Brussels and
Venetian Carpet Bags. The above goods will be sold
low, and on accommodating terms.
WKLLS & CORNWALL.
April. 20 15-lf.
EMPTY SPIRIT
BARRELS.
received per Clarris-
innPIUMK selected, just
TAJv.a. For sale low by
ADAMS, BRO.
ay Co.
41.
June 19.
CINCINNATI WHISKEY.
1 rn BBLS. Cincinnati Whiskey. Fletchers cx
4- JJ tra brand, now landing and for sale by
ADAMS, BRO. &. Co.
June 19. 41.
BROTHERS LINE.
THE New Steamer " Douglass " having been
added to this Line, and now having two litrht
draft Steamers and four Tow Boats, all in good or
der, the Proprietors are prepared to transport freight
to Fayctteville and the intermediate landings, with
aa quick despatch as any other Line.
J. S. BANKS, Agent.
June 22. 42 tf.
A CARD:
MESSRS. G. F. KENNEDY of Chester and
JAMES M. HURST, formerly one of tho pro
prietors of the Planter's Hotel, Chailcston, have
leased the AMERICAN HOTEL. King Street, and
wouia respectfully solicit trom their friends and
the travelling public a portion of their patrons, e.
We pledge ourselves that the guest ofthe HotcTwlll
receive accommodation unsurpassed by any In the
city. coroimwn. KENNEDY & HURST.
Charleston, June 12. 38 6m.
I. O. O. F.
AJASONS AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
PREMIUM REGALIA DEPOT.
rilBBS A SMITH, No. 73, Baltimore St.,Baitl-
more. Md., Regalia and Banner Manufacturer.
respectfully Invite the attention of the Brethren of
the different Orders throughout the Country to their
eiiennive ana oeauuiui assortment OI
Regsliai, Banners, Sashes, Costumes, Jew
ell, Ac: All of which are got up under their Im
mediate Instructions, ant! comprises one of the lar
gest assortments to be found in (he United States.
ftiemoers ot trrcampments, Odd Fellows, Ms
sons, Sons of Temperance. Red Mem. ami Asm
ciations Wishing to furnish their HaiJs, or supply
themselves Individually with Regalia, will find our
House offers great Inducements, as ws keen can.
stantly on band a large and beautiful assortment of
an styiee. Apply to or address,
GIBBS SMITH,
No. 73, Baltimore-St., Baltimore. Md.
April 29. i9-6m
GLUE
SUITABLE for Distillers use, from 10 to 18 cts.
per lb. for sale by
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
May 22. . 29. ,
25 H
BBLS.
superior, just received and for sale,
....-;y v ADAMS BRO. A Co.
BILLS OF LADING, &c;
IjlOLIO POST BILLS OK LADING bogn.
is Books , and sheets, als Letter 8 hesta with
ivarIetyofmercantUeblanks,lorsaleat The Com.
mereial Office.
LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
fif .fBUL8- Llacolnville White Lamp; Also
jyJJ calcined Plaster. PisMerins H.ir
Fire Brick, HydrauliiCsmeBtilOOO bbls. Lime
I .e i t 9
Tw.ii orsaicoy
April 8, 1862.
J.C.& R..B-WOOD.
ContractemndBalldera.
A A. B. SOPTHALL,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT
I WOULD here take this opportunity of returning
my thanks to my friends snd patrone for the very
u-erai patronage 1 have received at their heads,
during the time I have been collecting for them
and hepe by strict attention lo business and with i
determination to nlease. still lo receive continue
tion of their confidence and support, as I Intend to
uevoiemyume to that buainess.
Rofer to Messrs. Kills & Mitchell, R. IT. Grant
fcsq., Geo. R. French. Esq., C. Myers, Esq., and
inran. rouer JLIdder.
I will attend the Courts of the adjoining Conn
ties whenever Inducements Is offered. My office
win be in the store of Messrs. Whitakerand Whit
Red, at which place I will be found unless when
out, attending to business. In my absence, anv
t . . i r. ... .... . . 2
u'mui.iimeaiion leu wun messrs. WRitaKcr
Whitfield, for inc. will h hnnHe.l in mo
I will attend, a. usual, lo the sale of real estsle
niring servants; renting houses or any other
Dusineas in which an active agent is wanted.
A. A. H. HOUTHALL.
weekly Journal, Herald aud Goldsboro' Patriot
copy mi lorbid.
Feb 19. l4.tf,
WOOD'S HACKERS AND PILLERS.
TOKsalccheapat the Hardware Store.
A J.M.I
ROBINSON,
March 16.
165
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 n LBS. Gum Opium, (Turkey,) 200 lbs Salt
lUPetre, 40 lbs Gum Arabic, 30 1 be Alizander
oenns, u i.s h. J. Senna, I bbl Cam Camphor, 1
bbl Cream of Tartar. 1 bbl Carb. Soda. 1 ensk Hal.
ooaa, i cases oooper s isinglass. 3 doi Cox's Gal.
O 1 " .'. .
atine, 4 boxos celebrated Soap Powder, 12doxbox
ea Tsast Powder,
C. DcPRE, Druggist.
March 30. ' 6.
NOTICE.
THE subscribers are ready tb contract for Steam
Engines of any size, or any kind of Mill gear
ing. To any enc wanting Machinery of the above
descriptioa they will offer Inducements equal to
any establishment either North or Son th. Plt
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
MUTTON, SOUTHMADE St CO.
WUmlngtonrN. C, April 6. 1852. 9-tf.
Weekly Journal. PavAtiAvillj. nku nu
boro" Patriot and Raleigh Register rnnv ihr.
ruv.iiui OU'J BODQ Dill IO at.
--. -. Jl J Llll
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
AT REDUCED P R I C K R
if LiAin K BILLS OF EXCHANGE, on One
-- paper and or a verv ImnHanm I mnruiu. r...
. o Kuriuncraui 14ice oouna ID BOOKS 0
-auuui sues, ana in sheets.
uct. it). 92.
VALUABLE TURPENTINE LAND
" FOR SALE.
SIX thousand acre of well Timbered
pine Lands, situated near the Salts,
In Mcintosh County, Georgia, fifteen
miles from Darien. and fort.K
miles irom Savannah, on the stage Kosd.
There ore fifteen tasks of boxes cut on the tract,
five of which have been worked but one year, the
other ten tasks have been worked from three to four
years.
The extreme distance to haul is about four miles
on the tract. At a distance of two miles from a
goou lanaing on the Sapelo River, (at which Ves
sels oi I U0 tons can load) Is a good Turpentine
"""i -" uetensary wagons, teams, tools,
fixtures and appurtenances.
A portion of this land is well adapted to the cul
ture of Cotton, Coin, Cane and Rice.
On the property is a comfortable Dwelling House
recently erected, and contiguous are Negro Houses,
btables, cVc.
The settlement Is one ofthe most healthy loca
tions in the low country.
As a largo portion of tho tract remains unboxed,
It constitntes a valuable reserve of pitch pine Tim
ber which could be cut for exportation, rafted ot
the landing, and loaded twelve miles down the
River In Vessels of 2 to 300 tons burthen, there be
ing full sixteen feet water at ordinary tides on
Sapelo Bar. If desired. pood MiH.aii fttlM Kal I
obiaiqed on reasonable lermsai a convenient point
ror runner particulars apply to Messrs. DeRoa
aet & Brown Wilmington or Andrew Low & Com
panv, Savsnnnh.
May 25th. 1852. 30-Cm-c.
MORE POETRY
AND MORE PICTURES.
"Breathes there a man with sool so dead,
Who never to himself ha'.h said,
This is my own, my native land 7"
Thus weexclaimcd, while gazins with an eitra
glow of patriotism upon some of the finest steel en
cravings ever published, entitled as follow : th.
first Prayer in Congress," "Wanhiogton's Inauau
ral Address," he spirit of 78," "the Declaration of
Independence " VVhlch has just come to hand, and
an examiuaiiun oi wnicills toileted from Count Is
seun, Americans and admirers of fine arts
L H. WEBB,
, ,, London Buildincs.
April 13 I,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
WE have just received large additions to our
Stock of Crockery, per barque Muskingum,
from Liverpool, and are now prepared to fill orders
rom Merchants and others on the most favorable
terms.
. McRAE 4 HARRISS.
May 6. 22
PATENT MEDICINES.
A BOXES Saod's Sarsaparilla, 2 bozea Town-
send'a do., 3 doi Rlslet'a do.. 3 r.a R..
msp's Drops, gross Wright's Pills, 1 cross Bran,
daih'a do.. 1 gross Peters' do., 4 doa Spencer's do.,
Idos Bcckwlth'sdo fi doi Moffat's do., cross
Wild Cherry, e. &o. c. DsPRE,""
' Drnselar snit A n,..vL. '
THE WAY; WITH 0 'ID TC 'Z
Deacon S.1 " opc eroploj-eJ a coLlic.
take a fenf ittches in a boot, Tor wh'-l s . .
vic ho was asked half s dollar, 'i he de
mand wt eonaitlereJ eiortlaot, but the dea
con waa not a n.nti to bare trouble will) I, ;
neighbor oa a trifling matfer. to without u
word ofobjectbo it wa caneefled. 1 'All w.!!
come round right ia the end,' he mid to hi.., -elf.
- .
Next morning the deacon who wne- a fa r -mef,
waa on bie way to hie field with cic
Oj A A m. 1. . ASL . -It a ' a a.
uu ji.u, whcji xoe corDier cam eot or ra
ahop and accosted him.;.;,'.. r.;
'Good morning,, deacon. SYour'e juat tfie
an boped to see, :The faae is, l're hire '
the field yonder, and am going to tow ft wi .
wheat but being no farmer mytelf, 1 v' .t
rou woold atop and giy8 me at, little Insht
into the ba8ineaa..li.;;j;i;,4i-;:: 'i-
The other w ta excoW himself for I.
felt partieuiarly anxioui to Hauh 'piece cf
plowing that day, which he cootd not if dc
tainea at an, wnert remembertrifir th. loot
mending, thought he The affair W tomtit
nsht ao aoon. Here ia an ooDortunitv Civ ii-
lustration the Golden Role, and returniri"
good lor evil. will render the assistance
he need, and hfln- asked R whatla to pay,
'Nothing, air nothing. 1 never make ac-
tuuiu oi inrec juijo ueigoony Jnoncet!
That will remiodhira of yesterday r "
So the tleaeon readily consented to do aa
requestetf, and jibing over to tliafTefd, eom-
menceu and finished lowing fk, bushel of
grain ; acarceJy thihhwg,. nicai.timq of how
hi team waaatinding Kile In the eooj of tho
dayj but glorying, in anticipation tf tho
mart hie neighbor wcrold loflVr from the ! v
ing eoale about to be heaped opon hie he
The employer, who seated onaiile of stone
in the centre of the field, had watched thn
process in silence, now rose to.' hie kctt ati l
very deliberately advanced towards the ob'
i?mg larmer; ,;. ,a ' ,
'Now, for rriy rcvonffe.' thontrht the latter.
seeing him about to speak, but the other
only carelessly remarked, 'hie not much to
do a thiog when one knows how. . '
Tbo deacon made no reply bur stood
awailing the aueslion. 'How. ; mnclt. Ad von
askfbryoar labor V tie waited in 'van,
however; the aueslion was not asked. T!,i
other bean to speak.on different topics,
and the larrner(nnw jlfing to lose more timr,
turned and hurried away to where fan; had
letl his team. He bad crone' some disinnni
along the road, when a voice was heard cat-
in
jHaflo, deacon. I hold on there a minute.'
The deacon turned his head, and hia nei -'
bor the cobbler beckoned him back. .
Tie's jwrt thooght of It said the deacon
urge as no may, and 1 won't
So saying, he secured his oxen ion potbv
the roadside, and ran back aear as the waif,
against the opposite side. of. which the cob
bler was carelessly leaning.' - '
Wh. how. Vou' nnff df nrrtit thpya'a n
special haste called lor; I merely thought to
ask whether yoo don't imagine tve shall have
rain soon. Yoo farmers pay more attention
to these things than mecbankedo.'. f i
The deacon then cobffhed a lull mlnntP
and then answered tbovJie really conlJn't
ay, but it seemed pretty ''near cool, enou"'i
for snow,' and bavina said this he once' mnrfl
sot his fuce farmward t- rjioaihit aa M Svent.
whtther it might not have been well to have
attached to the Qoldeu Rule a "modifying
clause, suited lo dcalin-; with eueh-peof le'aa
his neighbor ofthe awfand lasLi Xi. vv,"
The ceaeon Joyca to this day (otclt the
story and laogh over it, bat he never foils to
add, 'Well well; If erided fust as it ehoul j ;
inasmuch as I was wickedly enloulaiing ni. i
rejoicing over my neighbor's humiliation.'
HITCIIINO THEf CUSSED THING.
The Hampshire Register g'lVeVtne fo!!oa--ing
account of an incident on' the New Ha
ven and H. road, aoon after it went into ope
ration. The train slopped 'att Meridcrl to
wood op. and a gentleman who -wa nmln -
bly for Ihe fifst time in hislifa in
car. and who held on to the seat with both
handa. from, the moment ha left ' Vnrt'.nt,
looking as though he expected every moment
to be shook ' out of the window, suddenly
stepped out ba the platform, and took a rawj
look at the locomotive, '.t;-;i,.. , ,. .
'Anything the matter J ,
'I should think (here was eomethin" ihu
mailer if yoa ever noticed it! Why they
have stopped tifht In the middle of the read,
and hain't hitched the cussed thing t 'Spoto
and it should start v hey I I guess sorna
us 'ud be in kingdom eome, afore night P -A
roar ol laughter from the passengers in
no wise afrered the man's -view of hia po
tion, 'in ease the cussed thing; should start.'
INDIAN WAR IN MEXICi?.
New Oblbaks, Joly20th.We bnvo Inv?
advices from the city of Mexico, which '?.-!
that much alarm exisfed in the Mexican crp.
itoL in coneeooence of a hr)rde of- Northed
Indians liavinir ' penetrated to
hondred miles of the city, committing great
"j"a vuuniry tn wasic
The Indians had had. several battles with
the Mexicaosjn which Ihe-Jatterjiad been
defeated, and the almost nlsrm ; pre vailed.
The Indiana are said to be fifteea , hundred
strong ana wen armed. ; ; : - ; i
' CHOLERA AT BUFFALO.
NxwYoat, Atigost 1 Thecboleri brcU
out at 4 Boffulo,' yesterdays causing grer.t
alarm and driving .many persona out of tlia
city. ".A -centleinaB his wife, , two children
and clerk,
all died in
the
eonrie
of a f-w
w mmsen, nammpnuent aibemg again stop
f-if. nij tiiuiujin I iiaciy o COSI, UUOOl Og
mirth as it's worth, bat I'll hiva it ttfior all
take a twrli
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Jun f.
Karen 16.
June I.
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