North Carolina Newspapers

mm IT - - - I I "1 NJBLISflED TRl-WEERLY, BY THOMAS LORLNG PUBLISHER OF-TIIE ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS AND LAWS OF CONGRESS. ' WHOLE JiO. 992 WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 23. 1852. n?:-rmnDTTa uvnOTTTx w TfiE TIH-ffEEKU: C0)UERCUL, Vis Published every Tcmdat, Thubsdat and Sat vboa vval 6$ per annum, payable in all cases in advance-, . j if- r- 4 f JIIOMA3,LORIN3-EDiToa and Proprietor. Corner Froutaud Market Streets, y4 . v WILMINGTON, H. 0. . ' 1l(fr. 1 Insertion tO 50 u 2 i, ' ' ' ' 76 1'3' v n1 00 1 month, 2 BO 1 aqr.2 month, I " 3 X, " 6 1 U $4 00 5 00 8 00 12 00 Tea lines or less make a saoare. If an advertise? , ment exoeeds ten lines, the price will be in propor- All advertisements are payable at the time of their insertion.- : - Con tracts with vearlv advertisers, will be made 0n the most liberal terms. : .No transfor of contracts for yearly advertising will be permitted. v Should elrcu.mstanaes render a ehange la business, or an unexpected removal nec essary, a charee scoordlnir to the published terms will be-at the option of the contractor, for the time ho has advertised. .'- - "The prlvlleze of Annual Advertiser is strictly ) limited to their own immediate business; and all advertisements ior 1119 oeneui 01 oiuer persqns, as well as all advertisements not Immediately connec ted with their own 'business, and all excess of ad vertisements iri lenzth or otherwise, bevond the ,: limits enjfagec), will be charged at the nsual rates. . o advertisement is lnctuaeq in tne contract tor the sale or rent of houses or lands in town or coun- fry, or for, the sale or hire of negroes, whether the property isownea oy weaaveririser or oy oiner per sons.' .These are excluded by the term "immediate busin" t . f 1 : i All advertisements Inserted in the tri-weekly Com- , rnerciat, are entitled tqfone Insertion In the Wetkly free of charge.; j -s ; JQff,40A&D;AND FANCi" PRINTING, ; eiecuted Iri superior style!. AGENTS-FOR T(IE COMMERCIAL. 1 fV-.Hm fit .1, ' Ntif'York Messrs. Bsowm Db&osbst. Sew York and Boiton-V. B. Palms, a' JtofonFaiDiaicx Kiddib. ' AodHpftwi-S. EL Cohiw. ; BUSINESS CARDS. '::iX&ir,& d; McKAe & Co. Genera! Conmlgslon Merchants, WILMINGTON N. C. ParUcnlaratteutlqiipald to procuring freights rand purchasing cargoes for Vessels. OHlt MACSAB,; DONALD MACBAS, JOHN W.K. OIX. Angaati,l852.' 59. JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM, nrntral Commission and Forwarding merchant, - prompt pcraouat, attention glveu toConsign " wj v(t meuU for Sale or SUIpmeut. Liberal Caik tdwincis itiau 0 Coiuign'menU to r!' V ton'or torn New York friends. Wilmington, Jan, 30, 1852. . 133 :,rr,r.?:Trc. worth. ' Cp)SSlf),VtAD FORWARDING MERCHANT, l .',WILMINi3TON, N.C. -FebW.iRSa' u - U3-fy -WILLIAM A. GWVER. General;'jgentr: Porwardiug and Commission .--f'i' MERCHANT, h I take pleasure In informing my friends, that I am m tn nlua nil kiialnna Anlrilalnd lame cHl- ctenfand personal attention. I have a wharf for Naval Stores, with ample accommodations, Spirit ' House, and yVarohouse. Consignments of Naval Stores for sale or shipment ; and all kinds of coun try produce sollolted. Cash advances ma le on con- AprU,l8,i852 , 15 v lft;:BEOR(3E MYERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER iKcepS cinsiahtly'oti JUni, ' Wines, las. Liquors, ' K, fr&VlSuyaSuWooa ana tvuww rrare, r ran,, " , ConfectwnarUs, $c. , South Front street, 1 WILMINGTON, N. C. Notr, 18, 1851m- 109 . WILLIAM M. HARRISS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT . Ivr-' -WILMINGTON, N.C. .Strict attention given to procuring Freights and purchasing cargoes for Vessels, Rtraaaiicss : ". O. O. ParaUr, Esq , t ) Col. John MoRae, ' , . Wilmington. Messrs. Dudley d Huntington ) Messrs, Hall, Sackett Co., ? FayeUeville, N. C. Joseph tltley, Esq., J ' Messrs. Jas. Corner dr- Sons, Baltimore. r 1 R, A.'Souder.oY Co., Philadelphia. i Thomson A Hunter, N(1W yori. nJ- Hunting Tufts, Boston. , ' u J. & 0,. Pltcomb, Kennebnnk, Mo., G2 ' yaty 11, too. .;.;fV-.'Jl:S;3 BANKS, JCbnaiSSION ASD FORWARplSB MERCHANT, r vriLMINOTON, N. c. ;ne,r2CVV ,. 42.12.mo. i'-.ni'f S. M. WEST, I,? AUCTIONEER 'AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, , V: "v WILMINQTOS, Uf. C. Jtttie 2 852 38-ly HATHAWAY & SON, ' ""commission 'merchants, , f , vvWILMINQTON, N. U !. .. ; -' i a. J. L; Hathaway. CniDCOUUN & HOOPER. General Commission Merchants, ? - :f f wir.MtwnTov N. (5. July ilBsyt 53 V KLLIS,,RUSSELli & Co v 0ENKRAI COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' WILMINGTON, N. C.H; f - ;i V OH AS, tl.tLtlS, RSNST F. BWStBLiltOS. . atf SiSLt f Janf 2i, 1932. , i .f lt V : 133. - BUSINESS CARDS. GEO. HARRISS, General Commission Merchant, WILMINGTON. N. C. QTRICT attention given to piocurtng Freight O andpurchaeingUargoesiorvesseir Ksrsa to E.P.Hall.Esq., ; O.O. Parsley, Ksq. I J. A. Taylor, Esq., Wilmington. J.U.BeUamy.Esq., Messrs. Ballard St Huntington, j Messrs.Tooker, Smy th & Co., i ew Yort . " Thompson Hunter, ) Akx'r. HerrOn, Jr . .Philadelphia Messrs. Williams Butlor, ) ctt riegt0n,S .C Jan. 2. 185?. 123-tf. ANDERSON & SAVAGE GENERAL COMMISSION biekchants, irrr rir2nrtr AT C " JAMES ANDERSON. BUWAttP SAVAGE. July 1, 1S52. 46-l2m. A. ADAMS, H. L. ADAMS ADAMS, BROTHER & Co. (Late Barry, Bryant Adams.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS WILMINGTON, N. C. JuIy 1,1862. 12J ALFRED MARTIN. AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, GENERAL0 AENT. lVllmIneton,N.C..Oct.3 1851. 8Btf- JOSEPH H. FLANNER, General Commission Merchant. WILMINGTON, N. C. Oct.9th,1851. 87-ly-c. H. DOLLNER. Q. POTTER, JR. DOLLNER & POTTER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEW YORK: LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON ALL CONSIGN MENTS. March 16, 185 i. 155-lyp DRS. FREEMAN & MALETT. HOM(KOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, Front Street, ono door below Polley & Hart, WILMINGTON, N. C. April 18 I' DEROSSET & BROWN. WILMINGTON, N.C. BROWN & DEROSSET. NEW YORK. GENERALCOmilSSJON MERCHANTS. MarclilT'1862 J GEO H. KELLY, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Nextdoor to A. A. Wunnet's, on North vValer st willattendto the sale of ull kinds of Country Pru, ilnpn minhnvCorn Peas. Meal. Bacon, Lard, &C andwlllkeepconstantly on hand a full supply of Groceries, &c. References. WillesIIall,of Wayhej JohnMc&ac, Wilmington W. Caraway, '' Gen. Alx'.. Mellae. " E. P. Hall, Wilmington , Wiley A. Walker, " Dec. 13, 1851. HB-ly. CORNELIUS DuPRE. A'HOLE SALE AND RETAL DEALEH8 IN Driiffs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil, ' Dye Stutls, Glasn, Perfumery, Cigars, Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c MAIlKliT STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. Prescrlptlonscarefully compounded by experl Anced persons. March 28, 1852. J. C. LATTA. COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND GENERAL AGENT, WILMINGTON, N.C. OctJi 1951. 87 MILES COSriN, COMMISSION MERCHANT WILMINGTON, N. C. hei'XH to E.P. Hall, Esq., Pres'l Branch Slate ) Bank, I Thos. H. Wright, Esq., Pres't Bank ( Wilming Cape Fear, f ion, N. C. 0. G. Parsley, Esq., Pres't Commer- I 'rial Bank, Dec. 19. 1851 118-tf. WILKINSON & ESLER. CA8H DEALERS IN Confectionary, Fruit, Nuts, Toys, Faucy Ar ticles, Perlumery, Tobacco, Miirs, 'Jsci, WHOLESALE ANORK'l AIL, ' Market street, ' WILMINGTON N.C. Nov. 30, 1861. N McRAE & HARRISS. IMPORTERS ND WHOLESALE AND HKTAIL DEALERS IN CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, West side Front street, between Market aud vDocb streets, WILMIN GTON,N. C. October 2, 1851. 85 J. WK88EL. H. B. EILERS. WESSEL & EILERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE SALE GROCERS; North Water Street, Wil mington, N. C, Intend to keep at the above stands general assortment of Groceries, Liquors, end Provisions at wholesale and to carry on a General Commission Business. urasENca : R. P. Hall, Pres't Bich Bank of the Slate.) O. G. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Bank. Wil P.K.Dickinson, Esq. ) ttrWotter. jN.wTork. Jan. 20 1852, 131. . ' FRESH GOODS, 1 A KEGS Orange coontf Butter.-lO Boxes Go lUshen Cheese.1 Smoked Tongue and Smoked Beef,, received thU day at t L. N BARLOW, ": WiK'j' ij- .j.Qntnli Row Front St , BUSINESS CARDS. JOHN STRUTUERS & SON'S MARBLE AND SAND STONE YARD, No. 300 HIGH STREET, P.HILADELPH1A. Marble ManUls, Monuments, Timbt and Qrmve Stones conttatdlv on Kani. Every descrivti f i ORNAMENTAL WORK AND STATUARY, Executed and Imported. Orders for public or pri vs'.e Buildings executed with promptness and net patch. ' N. B. Desisns will be sent for Mantels. Monu ments and Grave Stones, and all work shipped iu sureo iom oreakae when wqtrsn. v . j Oct. 4. 85-ly-c MORE & GALLAGHER. IRON FOUNDERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT & CAST IRON RAILINGS RIDGE ROAD & COATES ST. PHILADELPHIA. All ordersattended to with promptness and desj patch work warranted. Opt. 4. 8S-ly c. tjosTf. gause. Commission Merchant & Auctioneer, OUlce iu Hall's upper building, North Water Street. Where he will be happy to attend to a)l orders in either branch of his business. Wilmington, N. C. Dec. 23, 13S1. J19"1 COOPERAGE. THB sub,acrjber is now prepared to make or ro pair water casks of any size, for the use of ves sels, on the lowest terms; nlso, the citizens can have any article in the line of Coopering made or repaired with dispatch. ... F A. MORGAN. Wilmington, Feb. 26, 1859. 147-12m-p. NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. THE undersigned having this day purchased the entire interest of Mr. O. G. Pabblev, in the Point Peter Steam Saw Mill, huve formed a copart nership for the purpose of manufacturing Steam Sawed Lumber. Wentwobth W. Peibce, William Neilson. PEIRCE &, NEILSON. Jan. 1. 126-lyc ' SHIPPING ARTICLES. A HANDSU.IK edition oi snipping Articles XTl just printed and for salo at Ins Commercial Office, equal to any as yet imported "from New York." Orders for n Ream or more will be rilled at a cost of 10 to 20 percent, cheaper than they are in New York. ' '' . Nov. 10,1851. IW" BLANKS. THE following Blanks are printed and kept con stantly fot sale at the Office of The Commercial. COMMERCIAL. Shipping Articles. Bills of Lading. Do. Letter Sheet. Crew Lists. Prices Currenl. RateB of Freight on W. & R. Rail Road. Do. on Line Boats. Bills of Exchange, bound and in sheets. Do. Domestic. Negotiable Notes on the several Banks. Do. on all the Ranks. Checks on all the Banks. Charter Party. Manifests of nil kinds, Entries Merchandise. Do. Ballast. Bill of sale of Veusels. MISCELLANEOUS. Warrants, with and with out judgment. Negro Passes. Warrantee Deeds. Bills of Sale. Do. of Negroes. Bonds for Negro Hire. Mortgage Deeds. Bonds for the Delivery of Pronertv. COURT BLANKS. Ven. Exponas. .Subpo3nas County and CaSaand Bonc Superior Court. Alias Vend. Ex. Jurors Tickets, County Fj fa and Superior Court. Writs. All kinds of Blanks and Job Work, executed to order with neatness and dispatch. COFFEE. 25 BAGS Green Itio Coffee. 25 bags Laguyra CoiTec. For sale by HO VAU.D & I'EUKN. May 29. ' ' ' ' ' 32 MILL SAWS. THE subscriber hastho pleasure of informing Miller's engaged in sawinu pitch pine, that he hassucceoded in gelling up ihe best Saw for that purpose that ha9 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. T IBERAL Cash advances will be made, when JLirequired, on all goods consigned to our House in New York, and Uotton to tneir aaaress lorwar 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 port we can furnish ship room for a few hundred bales of Cotton, at low rates, by several vessels shortly expected. DeROSSET & BROWN. March 18. 1-tf. SPECIAL NOTICE. HTHE subscriber respectfully informs the public X that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of Corn, Oats, Peas, Hay, and good Fresh Water Mill Meal and Homlney all at reasonable orice. Call at hi store. North Water Stroet, formerly occupied by L. IN. liar low. ' ' WM.A. ROURK. May 4. ' 21-5mc TOBACCO. fAHOXES prime low-priced Tobacco, just re UVJfcelved and for sale by ROTHWELL dr. McAUSLAN. July 10. I 61 IN STORE. 1 C BARRELS'-'Yeflow' Sugar? 1 0 10 ' Cdffoe Oruahed do; ; W " Crushed Tdo.r 10 " Powdered do.i ALSO Adamantine Candlea ; Coffees Rio. Ja va, La Gulra, and San Domingo. UPU. MYERS. Aog.26, 1852. " V . 70. j BRUCHE WINE, j JUST Received, twenty; Baskets that' celebrated Brucha Wlna.i Also-l)aeat Grape, sparkling Hock, fco. vCall and wt.i v CEO. M VERS. J DEEDS FOR SALE. WaranteeDceda,andDoeds fur.YIortgtgfonlind Jbsi printed, I ncorrectformsndfoTsalestih? CtmmireiaiOjPce. . j - . - . , CHEMICALS. THRESH arrivals of the following : IOO01. Sul- X pnete Quinine. 5 bbls KDgom Salts. 5 lbs Dure aninnate line, -j ox Sulphate Morphine, 4 ot Ace tate Morphine, 10 lbs Blue Mass, 15 lbs English Calomel, 6 oz Peperine, 5 gals Spirit Nitre, 2 oi 01! Tobacco, 5 lbs Hyd. Patassa, (Kngllsh.)2 lbs Iodloe, 2 lbs Iodide Arsenic, 2 lbs Chloroform, 1 oaloH.oV Copper, I ox Valerlnale of Iron, 6 lbs Phoaodita Soda. 20 Iba Susar Lead. Dare. 4 oi i'rAutM 1 ox MareDry, 5 tfal aq. Aftinnmia, iu ids Spirits Ammonia Aroinai, IU lb tionmao s A odyne. For sale by ' C. DoPRE. Druggist, Market at. March 30. " 8. THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IMIUME COMPW, RALEIGH, N. U. nrHEabovcCompanyhasbeenl n tperatlon sini 1 thelsio'IAprll,IS4a,undeithe directionofthe ioiiowingOOiccrs,viE: Dr. Chae. E.Johnson President, Wm.D. Haywood, VicePresident , James F.Jordan .Secretary , Win. H. Jones .Treasurer , Perrln Busbee, Attorney, Dr;whm:,C(EMfKVer- Dr. R.B.Haywood, $ Conatxon. J. Hersman , Gen'l Agent. This Company haa received a charter giving advantages to the Insured Over any other Com. pany. The 6th Section gives the Husband the privilegeto Insure his own life for the sole use of his Wife and Children, reef rom any claims of the rep resentativceof the husband or any ofhiscredit- ors. Organized on purely mutual principles, thelife members participate in the whole of the profits which are auciarea annually, nosiaes, tne spli caniioruie, wnen me annual premium is over 3C may pay one half in a Note. Allclalmsforinsuranceagainstthe Company will ue pma wuuin ninety aays alter prooi oi tne death oi tne party is lurnisned. saves are insured for one or five years, atratei which wlllenableallSlayeholdersto secure this class ol properly against the uncertainty ol life. laveinsurancepresents a new and Interesting feature In the history of North Carolina, which wil prove very important to tne southern States. Thelastfourmonthsoperation of this Company show a very larae amount of business more than the Directorsexpected to do the flrat year havins iireauy lsafiu ijiuro iiian iuu ruiicies. All Communications on business oft heComnanv snouia Deaaarosseato jas. b . HJUDATt 1 ' Secretary : Ralolgh .April 8, 1951. R-tf. UNDERWOOD'S PICKLES. T UST opened an a ssortment of Underwood's eel J ebrated Pickles, comprising Mangoes, Gerklns, Picalilli, Mixed Pickles; also, superior Mustard, at liSl?. MYERS, Front-st. August 19. 67. FLOUR AND LARD. 90nBBLS Flour' "nd26bbls Lofd. daily ex WWpecteJ, per Sehr Alcyona, from Philadel phia, for ealu by J. H. FLANNER. Aug 10 03 FI.01 It ! FLOUR!! BBLS. fresh ground Genesee Flour, all 75, graJcs. Now landing from Schi. "Alaric." and for sale by ZENO H. GREENE. July22. N. C. T. copy. 55. "brothers lineT-' THE New Steamer "Douglass" having been added to this Line, and now having two light draft Steamers and four Tow Boats, all in good or der, the Proprietors are prepared to transport freight to Fayetteville and the intermediate landings1, with aa quick despatch as any other Line. J. S. BANKS, Ageid. Juno 22. 42 if. A CARD: MESSRS. G. F. KENNEDY of Chesler and JAMES M. HURST, formerly one of (ho pro- firietors of the Planter's Hotel, Charleston, have eased the AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street, and would respectfully solicit from iheir friends and (he travelling public a portion of their patronage. We pledge ourselves that the guest of the Hotel will receive accommodation unsurpassed by any in the city.- Carolinian. KENNEDY 6c HURST. Charleston, June 12. 38 6m. UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS. JUST received, direct from the manufactory, 25 dozen Umbrellas, silk, Scotch and American Ginghams, assorted colors and sizes, for sale whole sale and retail, at very low prices, by C. MYERS, Halter. May 6. 22 SACK SALT. I SHALL have in all this mom1! a consignment of 2,500 sacks Sail, direct from Liverpool. M.LES COSTIN, Brown's wharves. Aug 6. MATCHES! MARCHES! GROSS with and without Sulpher For JKJ saslorowat WILKINSON 4c Aug rut 10. ESLER. 63. ENGLISH GLUE. n HHDS. Prime English Glue, just received and J for sale by ADAMS. BROTHER & CO. Aug. 24, 1852. 69-tf. LIME! LIME! Of y CASKS in extra order to arrive per Bria OVJohn Dawson from Boston. Apply to GEO. HARRISS. . 66. August 17. GLUE SUITABLE for Distillers use, from 10 to 18 cts. O per lb. for sale by JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM. May 22. - 29. GLUE. 25 S BBLS. superlor,Just received and for sale, I A U A MS BIW Co. June 5. 35. NOTICE. IHAVRreeeived.and now offer for sale, on the most reasonable terms, Lsdies and Gentlemena' Dress Goods, including Hats and Shoes j also, House furnishing Goods s Also, Ladiea,, Gentle mcnVand Boys Saddle j Baggy Harness, Ae. fcc Those that Want, will please can ai no. , mar kct f B.'8. KOONCK." 9. BILLS OF LADING, &c. FOLIO POST BILLS OK LADING bound in Books.and sheets, also Letter Sheets with a varieiy.finercaniitvblanks,lorsaleat The Can- merciat Office. LIME! LIME!! LIME!!! r"BBLS. LIncolnville White Lump; Also UUU calcined Plaster, Plasiering Hair, and fire Brick, Hydrault.Ccmcnt j 1000 bbls. Lime rc.;rorsal)by J .U.A U.K. WUUB JoatractorsandBuIldcrs April9. 1952. 1 - RUNGS the best make, and assorted sixes tosulr.for J sale by the harrcl, Or any qaaniiiy not less than five hundred, by JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM. jan. an 135-1. GROCERIES. 1 ACni.S City Mess Pork t 1 U4 hlids prime Western Bacon Sides i 40 bbls super Floor j ' 50 buss IUo. Jnmalra and Lagutra CotTeei 7 hhdk P R Sugar j just received per chr Alaric, and fur sale by J. HATHAWAY 4 SON. July 22. 1 56. AT fOST. T AM closing off my stock of Summer Hats, con X sistinz of Panama, I.eehorn, Curaeoe. Palm Leaf, 4c, al prices to clear cost only. Aug.2S. - C. MYERS, Hslter. BRANDY. 9QR. Casks Cognac Brandy ; for ANDERsON & August 12. sale low, by SAVAGE. 165. REALTIES OF THE SOUTH. A WALTZ by H. L. Schseimeb, a benuilful and already much admired piece of music, and TETE A TETE, A Polka, by the same author, both dedicated to Wilmingtun Ladies. Just received and for sale by L. H. WEBB. July 1. 46. WOOD'S HACKERS AND FILLERS. FOR salcchcap at the Hardware Store. J. M. ROBINSON, March 16. 155 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JUST RECEIVED. 1 H LBS- um Opium, (Turkey,) 200 lbs Salt lVPeire, 40 lbs Gum Arabic, 30 lbs Alixander Senna, 20 lbs E. J. Senna, 1 bbl Cum Camphor, 1 bbl Cream of Tartar, 1 bbl Carb. Soda, 1 cask Sal. Soda, 2 cases Cooper's Isinglass, 3 doz Cox's Gel atine, 4 boxes celebrated Soap Powder, 12 doi box es ) east Powder March 30. C. DoPRE, Druggist. 6. NOTICE. THE subscribers are ready to contract for Steam Engines of any size, or any kind of Mill gear ing. To any cne wanting Machinery ot the above description they will offer lndncementa equal to any establishment either North or South. Please give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. SU l'TON, SUUTHiMAUK ft UU. Wilmington, N. C, April 6. 1852. 9-tf. Weekly Journal, Favettevlllo Observer, Golds- boro' Patriot and Ralelrh Resisted copy three months and sund bill to usv' ' ' BILLS OF EXCHANGE AT REDUCED PRICES. BLANK BILLS OF EXCHANGE, on fine paper and of a very handsome Impression, fur sale at The Commercial Office bound in Books o various'eizes, and in sheets. Oct. 18. 92. VALUABLE TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE. SIX thousandcrl of well Timbered pine Lands, situated near the Salts, in Mcintosh County, Georgia, fifteen miles from Daricn, and foriy-five miles from Savannah, on the Stage Road. There are fifteen tasks of boxes cut on the tract, five of which have been worked but one year, the oilier icn 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 good landing on the Sapclo River, (at which Tea sels of 100 tons can load) Is a good Turpentine Still, with all necessary 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 comfort ablo Dwelling House recently erected, and contiguous are Negro Houses, Si able, die. '1 he settlement is one of the most healthy loca tionain the low country. As a large portion of the tract remains unboxed, it constitutes a valuable reserve of pitch pine Tim ber which could be cut for exportation, railed at the landing, and loaded twelve miles down the River In Vessels of 2 to 300 tons burthen, there be ing full sixteen feci water at ordinary tides on SapeloBar. If desired, a good Mill-site could be obtained on reasonable terms at a convenient point on the River. For further particulars apply to Messrs. DeRos set & Brown Wilmington cr Andrew Low Sc Com pany, Savannah.. May 25th. 1852. 30-Gm-e. MORE POF.TKY AND MORE PICTURES. "Breathes there a rrtan with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said. This is my own, my native land 1" Thus we exclaimed, while gazing with an extra glow of patriotisin-upon some of the finest sleel en cravings ever published, entitled as follow : " the first Prayer in Congress," "Washington's Inaugu ral Address," the spirit of '76," "the Declaration of Independence" Which has just come to hand, and en examination of which is sol lc led from Counrls seurs, Americans and admirers of fine srt. L H. WEBB, London Buildings. April 13 ' ' 12 PATENT MEDICINES. 4 BOXES Sand's. SarsaparHla, 2 boiea Town, send' do., 3 dot Rlsley'a do., 3 gross Bale man's Drops, i gross Wright's Pills, 1 gross Brsn deth's do., 1 grots Peters' do.," 4 do Spencer's do., 6do Beckwiih'sdo 6 doz Moffat's do., gross Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, 4 dot Wlstar's Balsam Wild Chsrry, . eW .w0. DtPRK, fl BY AlTKOniXY. lAWS OP TUB U5ITED STATED Pasted during the Hret Session ttha Thir ty-stCQTtil Covgrtst. , Pcblic Act-N. C I AN ACT lo.fonatitate.Aftort, In the Ct.it , of IUinoi, a port of delivery. ' " Be it evaded by the Senate and llm-.o ,f flfprun,talire$ of the Vniled Stuhi rf A, ' T1CV in Venerea anaemblril Thnt Airr, i , J the Stute ot UliuoJa. thalt. b. and is herii,-' tonsntuicd a poit.of delircry, nmlha r,4 subject to the same regulation and mine Uom M br pr. t delivery irrfhe Unliel Sta!e j find there shall lit .appoint) & tor 'ty??! ' to reulft a'v said port, who diaJLjn ftJiiion vo h own dati, Perform the dunea and recie'tliVanlarjr nrl emofu-. menu of tarMjror,. preseribed by the! act of ConffrcItaproyc() pri the terena mt March, eighteen huridrrd afid, Jhirly-oneri BroTidin ' for lh pavniciit of tlnlies on imnnn.rl n,T at certuiu f oritl therein Jnemioried. eaiiiUti mi nn umuwjii ujb uuue on lorcin mc f chanJizt imported into Pitfibar& Wheelin, CineinnalJi' Looisville, Sf. JLouia, Nashville," and Iaichex lo be tecured and pnid of thoao -place and ihe,ai town of Alton and the aaid portof dejiyery:vbe,'and klcrthy tin nexed to and mnde a pari of the rofleclion. district of New OrJeon. and all iha firili tict and priyilhr afiarded by the .i!J act of CotigreM of lh tccotid March, efgh; ni hundred and thirt.one(J b6 arid arc hcrt! y extended to the stid port of Alton. Seo. 2' And be it Jwthef enarud. T!-t p&rlington, in the gtnte ofJowu; (J :. ,, Illinoi, and Knoxtiljev in fhs Sinfe ol '1 1 -neaaee, ahnll be porta of delivery, anJ t ' ; be Bubjectto the lame regtilatirtps iui,! rc t'ietiona aa olherporU of delivery in the Uni ted Slate and there shall be npp-.'r'M n surveyor of the qatom 14 reside at cadi ol' aid pons, who shall, In addition to o . i dutie, also perform jbr dmieesand recciv the salary and emolornenti of Burvryors f:c actibed by the act of Corrgreas passed on f second day of March, one thousand ci T' ' hundred and. ibirty-on; 'pr6vid!iirr for t: payment of tfufies on ;ntiportea gooda ti ct r tain po-ts therein mentioned, the sarao Lt ii, entitled "An act allowing 'tni duticB on fr eijya mereliaodiae . imported into ; Pittsburg. Wheeling, Cincinnati, JLonisviIIetfct. Loni"v Nashville, and. Natchez, lb: be ecurr arU pnid at those places c and aaid' CurliV gua Galena, and Knoxville, and the Baid ptrti oi delivery, be, ttpdahe saroeti are hefeby, an-5 nexed to and made part of the collection di triet of New Orjeana ; and all the privileges , nnd facilitica afforded to Pittaburg;, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Loui Nashville, and Nntchez, by the1 act of Congrcs L?t nforesaid, be. and the same are hereby, ex tended to paid port or Burlington, Galena, and Knoxviile. , , Jti vth'Tr Sec. 3. And he it further enacted, That from and after the parage of this act, Port JeiTureon, on fhe north1 side of Long Island, in the State of New York be. and the same is hereby, made a portof delivery within the collection district of the port of s New York $ and that a surveyor be appointed by IhePre--aident, with the advice and conient of the Senate, to reside a Uhe said .port of Port Jef leraon. who shall have power to enrol and li cense vessels to be employed in the constinrr trade and fisheries, and to enter and clear and grant registers and blher usual papers to . vessels employed in the whale flaberic un der sach restrictiontaodf rcgolatiotis ns- thn. Secretary of the Treasury may deem neces sary, and who shall give the usual bond, per form ihe usual duties in (he manner prescri- ' bed, ttnd be entitled to receive the fees allow ed by luw to surveyors and collector for the sumu duties, and no more.- But all carr t . chargeable with duties sholl be entered an.! the duties paid ut the port of New York bo fore permission shall be granted lo tlu-chare ' ihe same at Port Jelferson. , .''., ' Approved August 31, 1832. ' ' " . Pcblic Actf-No. C5. J v AN ACT making" further provisions for the satisfaction ol Virgmiit .lanfl wnrmaU. -lit it enacted by the. Senate atidt House ofj Reyrtnentativesy the Vniled SlaUerf Am--erica in Cvngrem attembledj TlmU nil un satisfied ootsfanding military; land f warrants v or parts of warrants Issued or ttllowed priur to the first day of March,4 eighteen hundred -and City-two, by' il'e proper aothoritit'S ol the Commonwealth of Virginia, lor military -services performed by the officers and soldier.' seamen or marines ol-iha Virginia State and. continental liiletin the army or navy of ih?; Revolution, may be-surrendered to the Sec retary of. the Interior,; who; Tjpon being sn tip ped, by a, revision of the proof of by adu.' tionnl testimony, that any warrant tUurf tur- rendered was luirty nnd justly itsucd iii pur- , suanee of the laws' of said Common wealth for military service so rendered, shall, issue land scrip in favor of the present proprietor . of any warrant thus surrendered, for the whole or any portiort thereof yet un8.-uii.rieJ, at the rate of : 6ne dollar and nventy:five v cents for each acre mentioned iri'the warrant thus surrendered and which remains unsalis (icd. which scrip shall be receivable in payt : ment for nny lands owned by thei United States subject to- sale at private eutry t and aaid scrip shall moreover be assignable by endorsement attested by two witnesses; "lr issuing such'' scrip the said Sccretaryis authorized, when there n re wore" person' Jhnn one interested In Ihe nme .warrant, w ito to ench person Bcn'p ror hJs or ihur por tion tjt ihe warrBM l w tt,nn,, ? feme covert niay be iiU'l l ny: tenp, A0g,ab,IBd2. . - . - . . 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