PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY, BY THOJUS LORING PUBLISHER OF THE ORDERS, RESOLUTIim i.ND L1WS OF CONGRESS.
VOL.7 NO. 65.
WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY' MORNING. AUGUST 14. 1852.
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r meat exceeds ten lines, the pries will b in propor-
. Alt advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertions r"
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try, or for the sale or hire of negroes, whethtr the
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' iKtmiat, are entitled to one insertion in the Weekly
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- ' JOB, CARD AND FANCY PRINTING,
; executed In superior style.
4v ,U AGENTS FOR
THE COMMERCIAL.
Neit York" Messrs. Brows & DbRossst.
1 York and Boston V. 13. Palmbb.
Boston Faaoiaicic Kiddbb.
"T Philadelphia's . E. Cohbs.
BUSINESS CARDS.
f" J.&D. McRAE & Co.
J General Comiaissiou Merchants,
WILMINGTON N. C.
Particular attention paid to procuring freight
i and purchasing cargoes tor vessels.
OHNMACRAB, DONALD MACUAB, JOHN W.K. DIX.
August 1.1851, 9.
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
general Commission an J Forwarding Merchant
s Prompt personal attention given to Consign
incuts for Sale or Shipment.
Liberal Cash advances made on Consignments t
? ' tne or in my New York friends.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1862. 135
T. C. WORTH.
CMSSION AND FORWARDINGMERCII.NT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Feb. 19, 1852. 1 13-1 y
WILLIAM A. GWYER,
fiencral Agent, Forwarding and Commission
r MERCHANT,
I take pleasure in informing my friends, that lam
nreparea to ffive an Diisincss entrusted to mo cm
clont and personal attention. I have n wharf fo
-Naval Stores, with ample accommodations. Spirit
House, and Warohouse. Consignments uf Naval
Stores for sale or shipment : ami all kinds of conn
try produce solicited. Cash advances maJoon con
algnments. s
April 18, 1852. 1
GEORGE MYERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Keeps 'constantly on hand, Wines, Teas, Liquors
Provisions, Wood and Wdutw Ware, Fnut,
- Confcclionarws, qV. South Front street,
v ; WILMINGTQN, N. C.
'Nov. 18,1851 109
WILLIAM M. HARRISS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
,V WILMINGTON, N. C
' i Strict attention given to procuring Freights and
'purchasing cargoes for v esscis,
RtraasNoas t
,0. Q. Parsley, Esq., )
, -Col. John MoRae, Wilmington.
Jtfessrs. Dudley cf Huntington )
' 5i'fcAT" V- u-' I Fayetteville, N. C.
" Messrs. Jas. Corner & Sons, ll iliimoro.
. K. A. Souder, & (Jo., rmiadoipma.
Thomson & Hunter, ) Nnw Vnrlt
Pillsbury A Sandford, New. Yorlt-
ii
Huntlnff 4 l ulls, Boston
J. AG.
July 17, 1851.
?. Pitcomb, Kennebnnk, Me.,
02
ci nivrro
iioiIHMM AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
c.
42-12-mc.
WILMINGTON. N.
'"fwt 22.
S. M. WEST,
AUCTIONEER AND
f 4UMM1SN1UN Altililll ANT,
.June 12,1852
33-ly
J. HATHAWAY & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
J. Hathawat,
J. L. Hathaway.
91.
v.UCh 10 lUDl.
CHADROIJRN &. HOOPER.
l General Commission Merchants,
vtUMlaTOI, w. c.
July 19, 1861.
53
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
, ""xiuuiuiv iuiuLriyi ji i tj
m n j v is ii a XL m iwm if 1 1 v v i v uf nnrrri irmn
rWl. ' WILMINGTON, N. 0. v. -
BUSINESS CARDS .
GEO. HARRISS,
General Commission Merchant,
. WILMINGTON, N. C.
QTRICT attention given to ptocurlng Frelgh
kj and purchasingCargoestorvessels.
Kirci to
E.P.Hall, Esq.,
O.O. Parsley, Esq.,
J.A.Taylor, Esq., Wilmington.
J. I). Bellamy, Esq.,
Messrs. Ballard & Huntington, J
Messrs. Tooltcr, Smyth & Co., ) N v k
" Thompson Hunter, J"01'
AU'r.Herron, Jr., Philadelphia -Massrs.WilliamsA
Butler, rhl.,flltoI1 s n
H. V. Baker, Esq. , W"",W8 C'
Jan. 2. 1852. 123-tf.
AXDEItSON & SWAGE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
JAMES ANDERSON. EDWARD SAVAGE.
Jnlv 1, lc52. 4G-I2m.
A. ADAM9, tl. L. ADAMS
ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
(Late Barry, Bryant 4 Adams.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 1. 1852. 123
ALFRED MARTIN.
a uctioneer,
commission merchant,
generaLagent.
lVilmineton,N.C..Oct.3 1851. 35tf.
JOSEPH H. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant.
WILMIXGTON, N. C.
Oct.9th,l851. 87-ly-c.
H. DOLLNER. O. POTTER, JR.
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK:
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON ALL CONSIGN
MENTS. March 16, 185 2. 155-lyp
DRsTfREEMAN & MALETT.
IIOM(EOPATIIIC PII YS ICIANS,
Front Street, ono door below Policy & Hart,
WILMINGTON, N. C
April 18 It
DEROSSET & BROWN.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
BROWN & DEROSSET.
NEW YORK.
GRSEllALCOMMISSIOX MEKCHAXTS.
March 17 1852 V-y.
geoTOelly,
commission merchant.
Nextdooi to A. A. Wunnet's. on North Water st-
will attend to the sale of all kinds of Country Pro
duce, such n? Corn, Peas, Meal, Bacon. Lard, Ac
jnd will keep constantly on hand a lull supply
Groceries ,ic.
References.
Willeellnll.of VVayno, JohnMcRac, Wilmingto
VV. Caraway. Gen. All.. Mellae. '
K. P. Hall, Wilmington, Wiley A. Walker, '
Dec. 13. 1961. U5-ly
CORNELIUS DuPRE.
WHOLE SALE AND HETAL DEALEIld IN
l)rucn. Medicines. Chemicals. Paints, Oil
Oyc Stuns, Glass, Pcrtumery, Cigars,
Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by cxperi
nceu persons.
March 2H, 1852.
J. C. LATTA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N .C .
Oct.l 1951. 87
MILES C0STIN,
COM MISSION M E 11 CHAN T
WILMINGTON, N. C.
RKFPin TO
E.P. Hall, Esq., Pres't Branch State 1
Bank, (
Thos. II. Wright, Esq., Pres't Bank
Wilrclng
ton, N.C.
Cape roar,
. G. Parsley, Esq
ciul Bunk,
Dec. 19. 1351
Pres't Commer-
118-tf.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
CA.HH DEALERS IN
Confectionary, Fruit, Nuts, Toys.FaiicyAr
iicies, i criumcry, ivobccu. egarp, etc.,
WHOLESALE AND RE I AIL,
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON N.C.
Nov. 30. 1851. JO-tf
McRAE & HARRISS.
IMPORTEKS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN
WARE,
AND FARMING IMPLF.MENTS.
West side Front street, between Market and
M)ock streets,
WIL MIN GTON, N. C.
October 2, 1851. 85.
WESSBL. H. B. E1LER8.
WESSEL & EILERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE-
wSALE GROCERS. North Water Street. Wil
mington, N. C, intend to keep at the above
stand a goneral assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions at wholesale and to carry on a
Qenoral Commission Buslncos.
E. P. Hall, Pres't Br'ch Bank of the State. 5
O. G. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Rank. I Wll
K. Dicklnsou, Esq. S
DolinerA Potter. jNwlik.
Jan. 20 1852. 131.
CRACKERS I CRACKERS 1 1
QABBLS, Sod!, Butter sndSngar i
4) 50 boxes " ; ; fresh frem the
Bakery and for sale, by ' : ' ...
. .iV ZENO H. GREENE.
Juns 8. V N. C. T. opy. - 38.
., ...ii V;'" '. " ' ) . " ! '
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN STRUTHERS & SON'S
MARBLE AND SAND STONE YARD,
No. 360 mail STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Marble Mantels, Monuments, Tombs and Grave
Stones conttantlvon hand. Every description of
ORNAMENTAL WORK AND STATUARY
Executed and imported. Orders for public or pri
vate Buildings executed with promptness and des
patch. N. 3. Designs will bo sent for Msntcls, Monu
menis and Gnsye Stones, and all work shipped la
ured from breakage wben required. . . ,
MORE & GALLAGHER.
IRON. FOUNDERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT & OA9T IRON RAILINGS
RIDGE ROAD & COATES ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
All ordcrsnttended t with promptness and desl
patch work warranted.
Oct. 4. bo-ly c.
T.i0S. F. GAUSE.
Commissioa Merchant & Aactioneer,
Office In Hall's upper building, North Water
Street.
Where he will be happy to attend to all orders In
either branch of his business.
Wilmington, N. U. Dec. Ti, 1S51- l la-tt.
COOPERAGE.
THB subscriber is now prepared to make or ro
nair water caakj of any size, for tho use of ves
sels, on the lowc9t terms; nlso, the cllizens can
have any article in iho line of Coopering made or
repaired with dispatch.
Wilmington, FeD. 26, 1853. U7-12m-p.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned having this day purchased tho
entire interest of Mr. O. G. Parslev, in the
Point Peter Steam Saw Mill, have formed a copart
nership for the purpose ol manuiacturlng Steam
Sawed Lumber.
Wbntworth VV. Peirce,
William Nkilson.
PEIRCE & NEILSON.
Jan. 1. 126-lvc
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
A HANDSO.uK eaition ot snipping Articles,
just printed and for sale at Itie Commercial
Office, equal to any as yet imported ','from New
York."
Orders for a Roam or rmre will bo filled at a cost
of 10 to, '20 percent, cheaper than they are in Now
York.
Nov. 10,1851. 102-tf
BLANKS.
THE following Blanks arc printed and kept con
stantly for sale at the Office of The Commercial.
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping Articles.
Rates of Freight on W.
& 11. Rail Road.
Do. on Line Boats.
Bills of Exchange, bound
and in sheets.
Do. Domestic.
Negotiable Noteson the
several Hanks.
bills ol Lading.
Do. Letter Sheet.
Crew Lists.
Prices Current.
Checks on all the Banks.
Charter Party.
Manifests of all kinds.
Entries Merchandise.
Do. on all the Banks.
Hill of sale ol" Vessels
Do. Bullast
MISCE LI j A NE O US.
Warrants, with and with
out judgment.
Negro Pusses.
Warrantee Deeds.
Bills of Sale.
Do. of Negroes.
Bonds for Negro Hire.
Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for tho Delivery of
Property.
COURT BLANKS.
Ven. Exponas. iSubpainas County
Ca Sa and Bond. Superior Court.
and
Alias Vend. Ex. Jurors Tickets, County
El Fa. 1 and superior Court.
Writs.
All kinds of Blanks and Job Work, executed to
order with neatness and dispatch.
COFFEE.
OCB AGS Green Rio Coffee. 25 bags Laguyra
AlJ Cofleo. b orsaloby
HO VARD Sc. PEDEN.
May 29. 32
MILL SAWS.
HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
JL Miller's ongaged in sawing pitch pino, that he
hus succeeded in getting up the best Saw for that
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,
Hardwaro Store, Wilmington, N. C.
Oct. 16. H. & J. copy, 91.
ADVANCES.
LIBERAL Cash advances will be made, when
reauired. on all goods consigned to our House
In New fork, and Cotton to their address forwar
ded by U4, will bo 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 port we can furnish ship room for a few
hundred bales of Cotton, at low rates, by several
vessels shortly expected.
DsROSSET fc BROWN.
March 18. l-tf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of
Corn, Oats, Peas, Hay. and good Fresh Water
Mill Meal and Homlney all at reasonable prices.
Call at his store. North Water Street, formerly
occupied by L. N. Barlow.
W11.4. ROURK.
May 4. 21-5mc
FARMERS AND GARDNERS.
WE have iust received a supply of Patau Gar
dsn and Gaxss Seuds from Philadelphia.
ALSO,
Several now patterns of Plows, Grain mills, Corr
Shelters, Hay Cutters, &c. For sale by
NoRAK f- HAICHIS.
Feb. 26. UJ.
TOBACCO.
rjA'OXES pr'me low-priced Tobacco, just
UVcelved and for sale by
ROTH WELL
A McAUSLAN.
July 10.
Bl
FLOUR.
FINE Superfine, and (Extra, In bbls. half bbls.
and, bags, j ua t received and for sals by
' - v-a.,. :.t; B; S. J&OONCK.
DEEDS FOR SALE.
WanateeOeeds,and Deeds forMortgagto aland
just printed, in correct formandi'o males ttb
ConmtrciatOjJlct.
CHEMICALS.
FRESH arrivals of the following s 100 ox. Sul
phite Quinine, 5 bbU. Epsom Salts, S lbs pure
Sulphate Zitc, ot Sulphate Morphine, 4 ox Ace
tate Morphine, 10 lbs Hlue Mass, 15 lbs English
Calomel, 6 ot Peporine, 5 gals Spirits Nitre, 2 ot
PlITobscoo, 5 lbs Hvd.'Patassa, (English,) 2 lbs
Iodine, lbf Iodide Arsenic, 2 IDs Chloroform, 1
ox lodMe Copper, t ox Valerlnate of Iron, B lbs
Phosphate. Soda, 29 lbs Sugar Lead, pure, 4 os
Tsnfii, 1 ii Oxide Mercury, i enlsaq. Amniouls,
limWm-Amaui'tUt AjiU. 13 !b IlofflAur'
Anodyne. For sale by C. DeFKE:
Druggist, Marketat.
March 30. 6.
THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFE IWliUM'E I0,lli'll.
RALEIGH, N. (J.
npiIEabsveCoinpanyhasbeenln poratlon aim
1 ilielsiol April, 1943, undeithe direciionof ih
follow! ng Officers, viz :
Or. Chaa. E.Johnson President,
Wm. D. Hay wood, Vice President ,
James F.Jordan .Secretary,
Wm.H. Jones .Treasurer,
Perrin Bus bee, Attorney,
Dr. CharlcsE. Johnson,
Dr.Wm. H. MoKee, (MH
Dr.R. B.Haywood, ) on
talboardof
JJonultalion.
J. Hcrsman.Gen'l.Vffcnt
This Company has received a charter giving
advantages to the insured over any other Com
pany. The Bth Section gives tho Husband the
privilege to insure hi s own life for tho sole use of his
Wife and Children, fret from any claims of the rep
resentatives ol tho husband or any of hiscredlt
ors. Organized on purely mutual nrlncfnles. thn! if
memocrs participate in tho wngle ot the nrofit
which sre declared annually. Besides, the apli
cannornie, wnen tncannual premium is ovor a3C
may pav one half in a Note.
All claimsforinsurnnceagalnsttho Company whl
mi pumwimin ninety uays alter proot ot the death
oi tnc party tsturnisned.
a..ives are insured loroneor nve years, strates
which willenable all Slaveholdcrstosocure this class
otproperiyagainRtine uncertainty ot life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
featureln thehistoryof North Carolina, which wll
prove very important id tnc southern States.
Thclostfour monihsoperation of this Company
suuwda veryiarge amount oi Ditsiness more than
the Directorsexpected to do the first year having
1 1 I i . 1 nr.n n . i
iiicoujr iiaucu iiiui iiiuu roue ICO.
All Communications on business oft he Company
siioma DeaacroBscuio JAS. r . JUKDAiV ,
Secretary.
Ralolgh .April 8,1951. fl-tf
PUBLIQ PURCHASING
C0MMISSSI0N AGENCY.
ESTABLISHED AT THB
OFFICE
OF ADAMS f- CO.'S EXPRESS.
fjHjR tho accommodation of Country Merchants,
Surgeons, Physicians, Horticulturists, Artists,
and the public generally, the subscriber has made
arrangemonts for tho faithful execution of every
firactlcable, pror.or and remunerative commission
n the way of
Purchasln& Goods of all Descriptions.
Orders directed to mo, if left at any of Adims &
io.'s hxpress unices, will come promptly to hand
or they muy bo addressed (post paid) to
A. L. STIMSON,
No. 19, Wall street, New York
Refxiexces :
Messrs. Adams & Co., Pullen, Vlrsll & Co..
Wells, Buttcrfield i Co., Edwards, Sanford d Co,
July w. 641m
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
A nnPliIIE 3''cc"",i j'191 "ecclvod per Clarrls
"a)Vvyaa. tor sale low ny
ADAMS, DRO.(.f-iCo.
41.
June 19.
CINCINNATI WIIISKEY.
1 ffA BBLS. Cincinnati Whiskey, Fletchers ex
X JJ tra brand, now landing and for sale by
ADAMS, BRO. & Co.
June 19. 41.
BROTHERS! LINE.
THF New Steamer "Douolass" having been
X added to this Line, and now havincr two 1 i t h
draft Steamers and four Tow Boats, all In good or
dor, tho Proprietors ire prepared to transport freltrhi
to Kayettevlllu and the intermediate landings, with
as quicx aespatcn as any oiner Lane.
J. S. BANKS, Agent.
June 22. 42 tf.
A CARD:
MESSRS. Q. F. KENNEDY" of Chester and
JAMES M. HURST, formerly one of tho Dro-
prietors of the Planter's Hotel Charleston, have
leased tho AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street, and
wouia respectfully solicit from t Ueir friends and
the travelling public a portion of their patronage.
We pledge ourselves lhai the guest of the Hotel will
receive accommodation unsurpassed bv anv In the
city. varolmtan. KENNEDY & HURST,
Charleston, June 12. 39 6m.
HOUSES TO RENT.
THE Subscriber offers for Rent again th
ensuing year, the following Houses from
the first day of October next, to the first
day ot October IHE viz : That large three storv
ihiuk tiouse wiiu oaxery atiacnea, in roomer
Alley.
1 ne dwelling House on Water Street, opposite
Col. McRae's Mill, tho Store House in tho base
ment ot trie aoovc, tne store next door north of it,
tho House and Lot on the corner of Fourth and
nutcn street, Known as tho Dick Wright House
the House on the cornor of Fifth and Church Street',
and all of those neat Utile Cottages near tho Dry
Pond. All thoso who are now occupying the above
Houses, and wish to do so the next yer will plcse
call and give their bond as early ss polblo as It Is
IrapeNunl th.it the mailer be attrndwt toon or before
tlie tirst cay or October. iji'.HKilT POTTER
Per A. A. B JUTIMLL, Agt.
N. B. Those In arroarj :or the last year will
please pay withotn dflny
Wilmington, July ?W, IP52. K iw.
GLUE
SUITABLE for Distillers use, from 10 to IS cts.
per lb. for tale by
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
MsyK. 29.
-v; GLUE. '''r-
OK BBLS. superior, just received and for eale.
-CUby ;t , i - ADAMS BRO. A Co. !
Jnns 8.
35.
BILLS OF LADING, &e.
IOLIO POST BILLS OS" LADING bound
M. In Books, snd sheets, also Utter Sheets with
Jvarlely of mercantile blanks, lorsale at The Com-
mtrtiaWgiet.
LIME! LLME ! ! LIME!!!
fifiOBBLS' l-lncolnvtlle White Lampt
V .clclnod P'ar. Plastering H.lr.
IF 1 DiL.1. If i . i n a ...
Also
and
tre Briclt , HydraulltCsment 1 1000 bbls
Lime
Ts.i orsaicoy
J .0.4 R. B.WOOD
. .1 3oroiso4BaUdsrs
AprJ19, 181 J.
A. i. B. SOUTHALL,
1uiu,n nere take this opportunity of rsturnlng
my thanks to mr friends and natrons forth r
!ibMnii7.n8'e, .ha'" received sr their ,ha,
and hope by strict attention
aeiermtnatlon to d case, still lo reealva eanilnna.
Hon of tholr confidence and support, as I Intend to
uuuib my nme to tnai business.
Koler to M.un kii: A Mii.hin n ti n..
Esq., Qeo. II. Krenrh, Esq., C. Myers, lisq., and
.tiessrs. Kotti-r t Mdder.
Iwillaitend the Courts of the adjoining Coun
ties whenever inducements is offered. My office
win ue in me store of Messrs. Whilakerand Whit
uen, at which place I will be found unless when
out, attending to business. In my absence, any
communlcaUoa left with Messrs. Whitaker
WhilfU'ld, fur me, will be haaded to me.
Twill alien I, as usual, lo the sale of real estate)
hiring servnnis: renting houses or nnv nth
rewmess in wnich an active agent Is wsnted.
. . T A. A. B. SOUTHALL,
wceaiy Journal, Herald and Goldsboro' Patriot
copy iiuiorbid. "
Kcb. 19. U4.,f.
WOOD S II ACKERS AND FILLERS.
IjK) It sulcchcap at the Hardware Store.
J. M. ROBINSON,
March 16.
IBS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
JUST RECEIVED.
inoLBSnu,m 2p,um' (Turk) 200 ,bl 8H
IWPetro, 40 lb Gum Arabic. 30 lbs All.inrwl
oennn, iu ids k. j. Senna, 1 bbl Cum Camphor. 1
n .
bbl Cream of Tartar, 1 bbl Carb. Soda, I cask Sal.
ooaa, i cases cooper's Isinglass. 3 dox Cox's Gsl.
anno, i Duxes celebrated soap Powder, 12doi box.
... v.. . n j '
es Veaat Powder.
C.
DnPRE, Druggist.
0.
March 30.
NOTICE.
THE subscribers are ready to contract for Steam
Engines of any size, or any kind of Mill gear-
I rl T. Ii. a r. r. n .. .1 11... Ui .1 . . I
description they will ouer Inducements eoual to!
ii Kf.. i w"
Ml 11(111 N T IUinEm
Wilmlnuton. N. C Aorll 6. 1862. Q-.f'
Weeklv Journal. Eavottevilfe Observer. Onida.
hnvn n.. i . . 1 1 -1 . r u n . E ... .
-...i, . . ji.. ....vv
months and send bill to us.
w.u i ai lui nun i it, ii ii nj miivr r:inu inrnn
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
A T REDUCED PRICES
Li.AK. HILLS OF EXCHANGE, on fine
-U paper and of a ver handsome imnreaalnn. fur
sale at The Commercial Office bound In Books o
various sizes, and In sheets.
Oct. 18. 92.
VALUABLE TURPENTINE LAND
FOR SALE.
SIX ihousand sera of well Timbered
jrs' it ouj.icu near mo onus, i
STJj in 'Mcintosh County, Georgia, fifteen
IT" mm miles from Darlen, and forty-five
miles trom Savannah, on tho Stage Road.
Thrrfl nm firin nr .k
five of which have been worked but one year, the
other ten tasks have been worked from three to four
'"XT- . ....
ine extreme uistance to haul Is about four miles
on the tract. At disinnpp of .n mii.. . I
gooa landing on tho Sapelo River, (at which Ves
sels of 100 tons can load) is a good Turpentine
own, wiiu an necessary wagons, teams, tools
uxtures snd sppurtenances.
A portion of this land is well adapted lo the cul
lure of Cotton. Coin. Cano and Rin
On the property is a comfortable Dwelling House
recently erecieu, ana contiguous are Negro Houses
oiauiev, W.C-
'I he settlement is one of the most healthy loca
lions In the low country.
As a large portion of the tract remains unboxed,
ii tuusuiiue a voiuaoio reserve ot pitch pine Tim
ber which could be cut for exportation, rafted at
the landing, and loaded twelve miles down the
luverin Veiwelsor2 to 300 tons burthen, there be
iuS tun aiaieen icei water at oruinary tides on
Sapelo Bar. If desired, a conj Mill-sita row Id k
obtained on reasonable terms at a convenient point
un me uiver.
For further particulars opply to Messrs. DeRos-
sct Brown Wilmington or Andrew Low ft. Com-
pany, Aavannah.
May 25th. 1852. 30-Cm-c
MORE POETRY
AND MORE PICTURES.
"Breathes there a man with soul sodoad,
Who never lu himself halhsaid.
This is my own, my native land 7"
Thus we exclaimed, while eaiinc with an ovtrs
glow of patriotism upon some of the fineststeel en
cravings ever published, entitled as follows: "the
first Prayer In Congress," "Washington's Inaugu
ral Addrcs," the spirit of 76," "tho Declaration of
Independence" Which has just come to hand, snrl
an examination of which is solicted from Count Is
seurs, Americans and admirers of fine art.
L H. WEBB,
London Buildings.
April IS 12
FROM LIVERPOOL.
WKhijvcjiift received largo additions to our
Stock of Crorktry. per baraue Muskinomm.
from Liverpool, aod are now prepared lo fill orders
rom Mrrch'ints and oiners on ihe most favorable
terms.
McRAE A HARRISS.
May 6. 22
PATENT MEDICINES.
BOXES Ssnd's Ssrsaparlils, 2 boxes Town,
send's do., 3 dox Risley's do.. 3 cross Bate
4
man's Drops, i gross Wright's Pills, 1 gross Bran
lelh's do.. 1 gross Peters' do., 4 dot Spencer's do..
dos Beckwltb sdo. 6 dot Moffat's do.. 1 nosa
AyeWs Cherry Pectoral, 4 .dot Wlstsr's Balaam
Wild Cherry, c. e " ; C. DtPRE, n-
uruggui ana Apothscary.
Msrch 30.
IAW8 OF THE ITNITETAT'" ,'
Patted during fo'tint Sfttioiofthe Thir-
.t- 'JfnlteMtyrtio.U.
JOINT RESOLUTION pnmdin; for the
s wtiibtttiou 6t the Law of Congress as '
Uje debates thereotC ; : ' -
tte lawfof Congrea tod the tfefaiMeoo.
to in cneap'irctiuiior c.
th i reprtentatie txti constituent boJiet r; -
Dt it molttd Iv the StnaU amd Kmin ft
Ktpretentativet of the United Slat of Ame
rica in Conrrttt attembled. That, from n,t
after the Drescot session of Cootm th c.nn
gressional Globe sad Appendix,vwfceh toa
taia the law aod the debitee thereofi. thail
paw Tree through the mail ' long as the
same shall be published 'byt order of Coo
pss: Provided Jhtt BoUtmg herein shall
be ennetrnerr to anthorize the) eirdofatiob of
ihe Daily Globe Ireo of postage.'
Approvea Aogtwt o, ,
OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 31. 4
ITbaoo.ua kteb8 or tib"Aiit "
Adjctaut QmiuVOrric.
VAmOT0ny August 5, 1852,
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III. The followins nromotiomi In tW A J.
iutant General's Department have been mad j
by the ParstDtJiT, by, and with the advico
and consent of the Senate:
w t"ll ' 7 . WV" ' '
i ii Hnifnnni i .ninnai wasWHj
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Conner.
Assistant Adjntant. Goneraf. to be Adjafctnt
-jMiwui wuviui. v av nuiu mija b
General with the rank of Colonel, -July 15,
lOe t 1.. -'; . '
xom. Tict jones. aecenaen'- , -
Brevet Major Lorenxo Thomaa. Alslstant
Adjutant General, to be Assistant Adiatan!
General with the rank of Lieutenant CoIdncL
joiv ij, jooa, vice uooper, promoted. :
Brevet CftDtain' Edward D. Townsen-'
Assistant Adjutant General to be Assistant
Adjatant Genera fcitlr the brevej? rank of
Major, July 15,I952,etCTnomasV promoted.
1 i.-ArrumifflB.ni'.
I Mrair(Ui; iiiiujuru.
Alexander E. 8 teen, of Missouri, is Lieu-
I tenant in tha lnt 12ih Rjxrin.cn t nflnrantw
I I . i . .Sf ... J
i iinrm n in. h. . . . . . . . - a k . . j .
..uiUlg uio nut Will. D1CAKU,! 10 iio'ovcunu
I.iptnnt tn-av 100 tiv 1 v
.uu .... ., . a,jv , ASJm, Vv ; MWUU . J. .
Parks, jr., deceased.! .
ay command or Major General Scott t
S. COOPER, Adjatant Genera),.
OFFICIAL. ; ,
Millarjt Flllmcre, President of the United
Statee of America. J- , "
TO ALL WHOW IT MAY COxCERN.
Satisfactory evidence bavintr been exhibit .'
ed to me that Babtolomb Bcarco hae been
appointed Consul General of the republic of
a"?..., I- isL tt!. J n.... . ' . . '
"iuviuig vuuiui vvucrai Ui UiO rcpuoltC Oi
Guatemala, for the United Rtfi tnr r;
jr. N-w York I do herehv iworrnlw-t, m Z
' 1 .5 a t W.,?,rey feCOgnlW Him tU
ucn, ana declare him tree to iereute nn.l
enjy function poTVera, and privilegee,
as are allowed to the Consols General of the
mostiavorednaUonatatheUiitedState.'
In tcttimonv whercol I have esuutrl iLm
. lu M-u"","r wuercoi, i nave cansea mese
letter to be made patent, and the seal of ihe
United State to be hereunto affixed
Given under mj hand at thetty of Tfash
ington the 9th day of August, A. D. "
fs. L.J 1852, and of the Independence of th a
United Btates of America (he aeroAty
seventh. '- ni. r
MILLARD FILLMORD.
By the President T ir i , '
W. IlfNTta, Acting Secretary of State
DEATH PROM CHLORIC ETHER.
A German boy, 17 yeare ef age, died,! In .
Boston, on Friday while1 inbalinar Chforui
ether, ndmihistered by a physician,, pre vio is
lo a surgical operation, for removing a Sorrei.
which had been crashed by majshiuery.' Dr.
Foit, the physician, said, before the Corsncr.
that the largest' part of the preparation waa
ether, raid that he applied it with a moisten-
ed sponge opoo tbe nose and month about
four minute. The bov becamo inan;i.' -
and then the nhrsieian eornmeneed th
ration upon his linger, when the lad showed
signs of pain and vomited.-The sponge waa
rcpicuuHicu hiiu uguiu nppuea,- ine Doy
was sensible, and coroplnined of a sraartinT ,
produced by the ether.. Tba : sponge, wae
continued to be applied, for five fminutea..'
when the operatioa wee niraia commeneeJ
but suddenly (he patient's countenanse turn
ed a ghostly hae and hie pulse stopped beat
ing. Restoratives of varione kinds were ap
plied, but in vain. The ouattjtv of ether
and chloroform administered to this patient
was n little over . two donees." - Physicians
testified before the Coroner that the rt.-ti
performed by Dr. Folt were prudent and skill-? , '
ful, and the quantity of ether administered
less than had been given in cases which were
followed' by no unfavorable result. f The !'
ether, in tls ease, teems to have acted a se-
dative narcotic,' paralysing the function of
the nervous system, and producing doatfl.- vi
The nature of this remarkable and useful
agent does not appear to be very clearly
understood .among physicians, though ex
tensively employed la&j generally with very
favorable effects. . It partake, ia a consider- '
able degree, of the character of the desper
ate remedies of quackery, It is "kiilor cure;"
and the physician does not koow with any
deffrea of eertalntT. prsvions to its adminis
tration, which result will IJMIowv r
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