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PUBLISHED TBI-WEERLY, Bit THOMAS LORING-r-.PlIBLSHE(J OF THE ORDERS, RESOLUTION'S !D UWS OF fOXfRESS. ,
WILMINQTON. N. C. TUESDAY MOUSING. SEPTEMBER 28. 1852:
OTOLEKO.fl9
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IUE TllI-UEEHLV C03IMERCI1L,
Is Publishedevery Tcisoy, TavaeaAtaad Sat
yiDAr.il 45 per annum, payable ioaU caeca (a ad
vance.. - i - . r -- -. .
Ut T1IOMA3 L0RINa-EDirQRn4PqpaiKToa.
Carner Front aud Market Streets,
WILMmOTOS, K. C.
' RATES QF AD VER TISIXG.
1 qr, 1 Insertion
0 60
1 aqr. I months,
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s. 1? 00
Ten tinea or less make a equate. If SV VWerilsV
- tnem exceeds ten lines, the price will be in prqpqr-
.AH adverliaemeBta are payable at the time oftheir
- ; JOSCrllOD.J,. Si v5 .-.-. '
. Contract wlihyairlf advertisers, will be maqo
? on the most liberal terms.
X transfer of contract for yearly advertising
will be permitted. ' Should clrcumsianaes ren4er a
etngo in business, or an unexpected removal nec
s ertsry, fchirge acc6rding to the published terms
' - will be at the option of tte qqqtraptqr, for the time
' he has advertised.' v . ,
,' The privilege of Ainua! Adversers Is strictly
limited tn their own. immediate business; and ail
d advertisements forths beqetyt ol other persons, as
' wtjll as all adv'ertlseiti'ihts not immediately connec
. ted with their own 'business, tind all excess of ad
,Sver tisoalenis in length or tatoqrwise beyond the
j JJ nits engaged,, will be charged at the usual rates.
. N advertisement is included in the contract for
he sale or rent of houses or lands in town or coqn-
Jry, ot for th,e sale or hire of negroes, whether the
property is owned, by the advertiser or by other per
sons., , These are excluded by the terra "immediate
-, Justness." ', - ;' , ,
Ui All advertisements Inserted In the tri-weekly Com
' 'tnarciaare eq titled to one Insertion in the Weekly
freeof charse. r , -;
- JOB, CARD AND FANCY PRINTING,
executed in superior style.
AGENTS FOR.THBuCOMMERUlAL.
l''r. . Sr.
rv f i''!l'
' . ' n . r. f ,
or.MSSrs. -PHOWH 0 uiuar
JiNeu. York and Button V. B. Palmes.
Ufton SIBHICX MBB".
BUSINESS CARDS.
Jlw"
J, OMcRAE & Co.
General Comuiissioo Merchants,
t-WlLMlNGTON W. p.
Prtlculr Jttteiitloii paid to procuring freights
v, ut purcasiqa cartoss lav vesscn.
0KK BACSAS, DOHAJ.O " w-
,(,Auaun.l852 '
, DIX.
59.
General fomwUsioa and Forwarding Merchant,
Prompt prrioual ttteutlou glveu to Consi;ii
r - v meiits lor Sale r Jjlilpmcut.
Liiro Cm nwfaen Consignments to
, . . norlumy Nem York friends.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1832. , 135
?T. C, W0RTU.
L .4
iissios and FtiawAKW aiEacuiNi
. r .'v WILMINGTON, N. C
' "'Feb. 19. m. . ,
M3-ly
:: I WILLIAM A. GWYER,
fiinrrnl Affnt. Fonrnrdins and lommlssion
m:'tn'rl -.MEEIGUANT,
1 take pleasure In infurmlna my friends, that 1 am
& prepared to give all b siness ou,mo4 "
ri.i nnrf nuraiinal niieniion. i have a wharf lor
' M..l Ct.oa ilih uninlri nrrnminudatiuns. Spirit
' House, and Warehouse, Connlgnments of Naval
' Store fot sale or shipment ; and all klmls of coun-
trv Droduce solicited. Cash advances ma le on con-
t lgnrnents.
- , April 18, 1952. 15
GEO HUE MYERS,
Wholesale and retail grocer
Kctpt constantly on' hand, Wines, Teas, Liquors,
i Provisions, Wood and WMv Ware, Fruit,
. ' . ConfeUionariet, f-e. South Front street,
?r WILMINGTON, N. C.
".V J?o.ie;i85l .
WILLIAM M. HARRISS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
f WILMINGTON, N. C.
, , Strict attention given to procuring Freights aqd
purchasing cargoes for Vessels.
Rsrsetscts r:
'O. Q. Parsley, Esq, )
,Ool.-JohBMelUe, WUmlngton.
Messrs. Dudley f Hat)tlqgton
. ' Messrs. Hall, Sacketf & Co., ) Payetteilie, N. C.
: : Joseph Utley, Esq,,-: J
i Messrs. Jas.Cotiier& Sons, Baltimore.
' --f B. A. Souaof.&lJo,, Philadelphia.
- V, v: Thoiitsbn'A Hunter, NflW York
if v ' PilUbur & Sandford, New 1 orit-
- -.?. f Huntlnt A Tufts, Boston.
J,1 , J. AO. P. Plicomb, Keonebnnk, Me.
"JKE
1852.
02
y - ;,J, S. BANKS,
JC0S3ISM0N AND F0BWABDIK6 MERCDAKT,
' , - WIIiMINOTON. N. C
'i
una 22.
42-12-mc.
. .v? 8. M. WEST,
. VUOTipNEER'AND
DQMBHSSION ME RC IIANT,
r .-wiLMINGTON.N.C.'
v "June 12,1852 i ' 33-ly
, Ji HATHAWAY & 0N,
' '.T COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. O. '
J. tl AT HA WAT, ' J- L. HATIJAWAY.
, Oeu IS J851. . ' t ' !
','CnADB0URN.& HOOPER,
iGcneral Commission Merchants,
63
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co,
OBSSnAL CbAf MISSION mnCIJANTS
i '.,; : WILMINGTON, N, C. ' l--'
on as, . ettts, nesr r. st7sssu,ss. i.ttrssiLt
; jso.as; ins?. :(?f i. t.;4 iaj.?tl
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEO. HARRISS,
General Comiuhsiop Mcrciiaiil,
WILMINUTON. N.
riTRICT attention s-iven to piocunpi -'reight
OandpurchasipglisrgoesfoiveFSe.!
Ripis TO
E.P.Hall. Esq.,
O. Q. I'arslcy.Ksq. .',:,,...
J.A.Tajrlor.Eaq., Wilmington.
J.l.BeM.imy,i-'-. I,
v Messrs, Ballard luntington, J
Mesrr.TooTftr,-iirryijrn f NetSrltt
' Thompson. Hunter, S
Alcx'r. Herrqri, Jr . , Phliatelphia
Messrs. Williams & uuuur, Cu, r,csl0D,S .C
H.K.Baker, Esq.,
J an. 2. 1852.
i
123-tf.
AX0HRS0N & SAVAGE
GBNEBAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Q WILMINGTON, N- C.
JAMES ANDERSON. EDWARD SAVACE.
July 1, 1S52. 6'2m.
A. ADAMS.
H. t. ADAMS
ADAMS, BROTHER & Co.
(Ute Barry, Bryant & Adams.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 1. 1852.
123
ALFRED MARTIN.
AUCTIONEER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GENERAL" AGENT.
Wi!mineton.N.C..Oct.3 1851. Stf
JOSEPH II. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant.
tVIfjMINUTON, N. C.
Oct.9th,l851. ' y-''
H. b" l'0T'rElt! J"-
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENEUAL COMMISSION MEUC1IANTS.
NEW YORK:
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADS ON ALL COSSlON
MSNT8. March 16, 1851. IBB-Iyp
DBS FREEMAN & MALETT.
HOMOS O PA THIC PHYSICIANS.
Front Street, one door below Policy & Hart,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 13 )'
DER0SSET & BROWN..
WILMINGTON, N . C
BROWN $i DEROSA .
NKW-VUlLlv
GEXEliALCO.VMISSIO
Marc 1. 17 1352
GEO. il. aLlV ,
COMMISSION MEitt'ilANT.
Mnt,t,.it t,i A. A. iVaiitiiii'B. oil -North iVater st-
wlllutiendto the sale of all kiuJs ui Oountrv Pro,
lini'H mii-h a IJurn. l'eas. tk-ul. II .icon, Lurd, Ac
ind will keep constantly on hand a full supply of
Uroceries,ic.
tefcrtmce8.
WillcsHulLof Wayne, John .leiiae, Wilmington
W. Caraway. '' Gen. Alx.. AUlvae.
E. P. Hall, Wilmington , Wiley A. Walker, 1
Dec. 13. 1861. H5-ly
CORNELIUS DuPRE.
A'HOLE BALE AND It ETA L DEALEIta IN
DriiL'8, Mcdlciues, Chemicals, Paints, Oil,
Dye Stufls, Glass, Perfumery, Cigars,
Old Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prescrlptionscarcfullyooinpounded by expert
'.need persons.
March 28. 1852.
J. C. LATTA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT-
AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N .C.
Ocl 1851. 87
BJILES CQSTIN,
COMISSrON MEllOHANT
VVlLMlNGl'OiN. N. C.
REFER TO
E. P. HaU, Esq., Prcs't Brunch Slate )
Bank,'
Thos H. vVright, Esq., Pres't Bank
Cane Vcat,
t Wilmlng
( ton.N.U.
O.G. Parsley, Esq., Prcs't Commor- I
cial Bunk,
Dec. 19. 1851
118-tf.
WILKINSON k ESLER.
CASH DEALER8 IN '"
Confectionary, I'rult. Nuts, Toys, Fancy Ar-
' WHQLBSALE AND RH tAlL,
' ' MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON N O.
Nov. 30. 1851. J0-t
McRAE & HARRISS.
IMPORTEKS AND WHOLESALE AN D
RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHEN
1 ' WARE,
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
West side Front street, between Market and
'" ' Dock streets, ' '
WIL MING TO N, N. G.
October 2. 1851. 85.
J. VESSEL. H- B. EILER8.
WESSEL & EILKRS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE
SALE GROCERS, North Water Streoi, Wil
mington, N. C, Intend to kep t ilxi iliove
stands general assortment of Qroenries, Liquids,
and Provisions at wholesnlo-ond to ostry on a
General Commission Business.
EFESENCI t
K. P. Hall, Prcs't Br'chBank of the State
O. Q. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Bank.
P. K. Dickinson, Esq.
Jan. 20 IBM. UJ
I FRESH GOODS.
1 A KEGS Orange county Butter, 10 Boxes Go
1 J ehsn Cheese. Smoked Tongues end t'nokc!
Beef, received this day et L.N BAI'I.CV,
.ADgui! 26.
BUSIES CARPS.
JOHN STitUTHERS & SON'S
MARBLE AND 'SAND STONE YARD,
No. 300 UIGil STREET, ' ' -PHILADELPHIA.
,
Marble UfanUls, MjnumeiUs, Tombs and Grave
SUineseonttanllyan hand. Every dtscriptum of
ORNAMENTAL WORK AND STATUARY
Executed and imported. Orders for public or pri
vate Buildings executed with promptness and aes
oatch. ".
, N. B, Dssisai will bast-nt for Msntela. Mnntt-los
fticn'ts and GrJte Stones, and all work ahlpped inT
shipped i
sured from breakage when required.
uci. 4.
85-lye
MORE & GALLAGHER.
IRON FOUNDERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT & CAST IRON RAILINGS
U1DGE ROAD & COATES ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
AH orders mended t with promptness and des'-
patch work wmranled.
Oct. 4. bt-iyc.
Tii)S. F. CAUSE.
Commission Merchant & Auctioneer,
Office In Hall's upper building, North Water
Street.
Where he will be happy to attend to all orders in
either branch uf his business.
Wilmington, N.Dec. 23, 1851. 1 13-lf.
WILLIAM ll'PEARE,
COLLMTiiR iND iDVtRTlSIJ.C AH' AT.
For Cona'ty wspaners thtougtiout the
Visited Sjtatcs,
Hi-, mi ii M :n lrn Uu Idings, Baltimore sircet,
All lusiiK's- entrusted
ro up Iv, mi liberal terms.
to his care transacted
95 f
J. D. LOVE.
MA X U FA C TV RE R AND DEALER IX
CABINET FURNITURE,
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, &c. etc.,
Front street, South of Market,
BKOWN's BUlLDINU. WILMINGTON, N. C.
Sepi Iti, 18)2.
D. C. FREEMAN. CEOKOE HOUSTON.
FKLEMAN & HOUSTON,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
D C. FREEMAN Si CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iti FRONT STREET,
NEW YORK.
FhMEM.lN AND Ill!KTl!, WILSISGTOH, N. I'.
EKI' iiinsiniiiv n hind u mock of Flour,
LV Corn, Pork, iiaron Sail, Coffee, Sagar, Mo
tastes, Tobacco, Civ.ars. Sniff, Candles, Soap, For
eign and Domestic Liquvri and Wines ; Iron,
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass, Domestics, Hal), Boots,
Shoes, Leather, Agricultural Injiiements, and a va
riety of other articles suiuible fur lumily and plan
tation use and the mail ifujk, which ihey will
dispose of in lots tu stilt dealers or consumers on
reasonable iprniB for cash, or in exchange for Na
vulSiores or other produce.
The senior partner D. C. Freeman, is located in
the city of New York j the junior partner, Geo.
Houbton, in Wilmington, if' desired, advances,
will be mude on consignments lo and from either
p'ace. All business entrusted to them will receive
proper attenion; and orders for Goods will be
promptly and curclully filled.
Sept. 9. 76-f.
GEO. 0. VAN AH RING E,
BROKEN, AND MERCANTILE AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C. ' '
PARTICULAR attention paid to the purchase or
saleuf all descriptions of Merchandise and Pro
duce, and on which one per cent commission will
be charge.). Any business intrusted to him will re
ceive prompt and personal attention. His desk for
the present is in the office of Mr. VVm. A. Gwyer.
KtriBENCEs:
Messrs. Bills, Russell & Co., )
" ' Adams Bro. &, Co., Wilmington.
" J. R. Blossom, Esq. J
August 14. 65.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
fPHE undersigned having this day purchased the
X entire interest of Mr. O. G. Passist, in the
Point Peter Steam Saw Mill, have formed 'a copart
nership tor the purpose of manufacturing Steam
Sawed Lumber. '
VVbntwobth VV. Peibce,
William Niilson.
PHIROE & NEILSQN.
Jan. 1. 126-lvc
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
A HANDSOME edition of Shippin? Articles,
ju'sf printed and for salo at 'i.Vie Commercial
Office, equul to any as yet imported "from New
York.'i
' Ordersfor a Roam or mare will be filled at a cost
of 10 to 20 percent, cheaper than they are in New
York.
Nov. 10,1851. 102-tf
BLANKS.
THE following Blanks are printed and kept con
stantly for sale at the OlBce of The Commercial.
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping Articles.
Rates of Freight on W.
A R. Rail Road.
Do. on Line Boats.
Bills at Exchange, bound
and rh sheets.
Do. Domestic,
Negotiable Notes on the
several Banks.
Do. on all the Banks.
Bill of sale of Vessels
Bills of Lsdinp.
Do. Letter Sheet.
Crew Lists.
Prices Current.
Cheeks on all the Banks
Churter Parly.
Manifesto of all kinds
Entries Mcrohnn lisc
Do. Billivi
MISCELLAXEOUS.
ii rnnt?. 1th m i with
out j 'ilj-iii' nt ' '
Neurit Pasies.
Warrantee Deeds.
Bills of Sale.
Do. of Negroes.
Bondsfor Negro HJre.
Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for the Delivery ofl
Property.
(JUUHT BLANKS.
Ven. Exponas. ' Sabponafe County and
CaSaaodBoni. Superior Court.
Alias Vend. Ex. Jnrors Tickets, County
Fl Fa. and Superior Court.
Wriu.
All kinds of Blanks and Job Work, eitcuted to
ordsr with neatness and dispatch. .. '
..'.;.; .L.ME. v-.
A ff f'ASK expeclsd dnl'v'ner Brig Itefks,
fltVlH J for salt by 1 ADAMS, BRO. CO
rAug. 28.; - '71
DEEDS FOR SALE.
WaranteeDeedsnd Deeds foiMortgageonlaod
justprinted.lncorreciformandforaaleaitha
Commtrcim ,OJlce.
' CHEMICALS.
FRESH arrivals of the following: 100 oi. Sul
phate Quinine, 5 bbls. Epsom bain, 5 lbs pure
Sulphate Zinc, 9 ox Sulphata Morphine, 4 ox Ace
tate Morphine, 10 lbs Blue Mass, 15 lbs English
Calomel, 6 ox Peperine, 6 galsSpiriia Nitre, i oi
Oil Tobacco, 5lbiHyd. Patassa, English,) 2 lbs
Iodine, 2 lbs Iodide Arsenic, 2 lbs Chloroform, I
Iodid" Copper, 1 ox Valerioaie of Iron, 5
lbs
ox
PnouphiJe Soda, 20 lbs Sugar Lead, purs, 4
Tannin, I m Oxide Mercury, S gatsaq. Ammonia,
10 lbs Spirits Ammonia Aroniat, 10 lbs Hoffman's
A odyne. For sale by C. DuPRE.
Druggist, Market st.
March 30. 6.
VHB .VtKlr.I CAROLINA MUTUAL
im i.siiii.iE mn
li LEIGH, N. O.
rpilEabovtCompanyhasbeenin iperation sint
1 ihelstol April.l349,undeithe iirectionoltht
lollovvin Umccrs.viz:
Dr.Chus. E.Johnson President,
Wnt.D. Hay wood, Vice President ,
James E.Jordan, Secretary,
. v m. h. Jones , t reasurer ,
Perrln Busbec, Attorney,
Dr. CharlcsE. Johnson, j hrl- ., . .
Dr.Wm. H. McKee, (Medxaiboardor
Dr. R.B.Haywood, ) tonultalion.
J. Hersman.Gen'IAgcnt.
llils Company has received a charter giving
idvuntagt'f to the insured over any other Com-
panv. The 6th Section gives the Husband the
privilege to injture hi sown life for the sole use of his
n ue ano uiuiciren, rc trom any claims of the rep
-osentttiivctol tliu husband or any of hiscrodlt
ors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, thellfe
members participate in the ?We of the profits
which arc declared annually. Besides, the apll.
cant for lile, when fheannual premium is over $3C
may pay one half in a Note.
Allcluimsforinsuranceagainstthe Company will
uc)uiuniiuininncijraaysuiior prqoi oi me death
of the party is furnished. ' " '
SavesarelnsutecTrbroneor five years, atrates
wmcnwiiicnaDieaiisiaveholderstoMcure this class
oi property against tne uncertainly ol lite.
Sluveinsurancepresents a new and Interesting
r.ftliiraln ihn hl.ln, nf Mnvlli iB.ll.. ...I.I.L .
prove very luiportantto theSouthcrnSiatea.
Thelns) four monthsoperation of this Cornpnny
sho n a very large amount of business mpte than
theDIrectorsexpectedtodo the first year having
-1 ... n J .. : 1 ...,L onn t .. 1 1 . . e
am Buy l?cu iiiuic i ii u II AlO i.OllClCB.
All Communications ohbuslnessofthe Company
?noiun Dra(.urccuio J AO . t . JVliUAPi ,
Secretary.
Rsloigh April 8JS51 . fi-ft.
UNDERW OOD'S PICKLES.
US T opened an asionmentof Underwood's eel-
! !"ied t'l. kiss, e .-Tiprisina Jftnvm aerkios,
Piealilli. Mixed Pickles ; also, suoerior Mustard.
GEO. MYERS, Eronf-st.
August 19.
1 67.
FLOUR AND LARD.
900 KBLS Klour' ond 28 bbls L,,rd' d,,l,y ex-
&J vpecicd, per &'jhr Alcyona, from Philndel-
phia, for sal
by
I. H.
FLANNER.
Aug 10
63
BROTHERS LINE.
THE ew Steamer " Docolasb " having been
aildeil lo tliis Line, and now having Iwo light
draft .Strainers and four Tow Boats, all in good or
der, the Proprietors are prepared lo transport freight
to FavR'teville and the intermediate landings, with
as quick despatch as any other Line.
J. S. IJANKS, Agent.
June 22. " 42 tf.
A CARD:
MESSRS G. F. KENNEDY of Chester and
JAMKs M. HURST, formerly one oftho pro
prietors of the Planter's Hotel. Challeslon, have
leased the AM EIUCAN HOTEL, King Street, and
would respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public a pdrtion of their patronage.
We pledge ourselves that ihe guest ofthe Hotel will
receive uccommddaflon unsurpassed by any in the
city:- Carolinian. KENNEDY & HURST.
Charleston, June 12. 9 33 6m.
UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.
JfJST received, direct from the manufactory, 25
'doxeh Umbrellas, Mlk, Scotch and American
(ginghams, ussorted colors and sizes, for sale tvhole
sale and retail, at very low prices, by
C. MYERS, Hatter.
May 6. 22
SACK SALT.
I SHALL have in ill this month a consignment
of 2,500 sack Salt, direct from Liverpool.
M.LHS COS TIN, Brown's wharves.
Aug 6. . i
MATCHES!
MATCHES!
CZI GROSS will
i a. id without aulpncr. For
JyJ saslc low at
Augnst 10.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
63.
ENGLISH GLUE.
6IIHDS. Prima English Glue.' jusi received and
forsale bv ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.
Aug. 24, 1852 6?lL.
LIME! LIME!
Of VI CASKHl n extra order to arrive por Brig
OlAJohn Dawson, from Huston. Apply lo
GEO. HARRISS.
August 17. 66.
GLUE
SUITABLE for Di-tillers use, from 10 to 18 cts.
per lb. for sale by
JU-SHl'lt 11. BLOSSOM.
May 22. 29.
GLUE.
25?;
BBLS. superior, jftsl rsceivod and for salt,
-ADAMS BRO. & Co.
35.
June 5.
NOTICE.
I HAVE received. and now offer for sale, oa the
most reasonable terms, Ladles and Gentleroena'
Druss Goods, inclndlng Hats and Shoes; also,
House furnishing Goods i Also, Ladles, Gentle
men's and Boys Saddles i Buagy Harness, Ae. Ac.
Those that want, will please call at No. 5 Mar
ket at" t -tc-.j .... , B. S. KOONCK
March 30. 8.
. MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.
1 0 HHDS. jnst received per Brig " rsaney
I i'ritt.H t. if or snic oy . - .
. ADAMSf BROTHER ft
CO,
'O.'.
M-
BILLS OF LADLXG. &c. j :
17OLIO POST BILLS OK LADING boandl A PPLICATION will n.ads o th s
M. in Books .and sheets, also Letter Sheets with i A sral Assembly f Norlh Carolina l.f ihc t
variety of mercantile blanks.torsalc at Tits Cow
merttalUJict.
LIIE! LDIE!! LIIE!!!
(ffUiiL. Llncolnviile Whits Lamp; lso
UWWoalcined Plaster, Plastering Hair and
Fire Brick, Hydrauli. Cement 1 1000 bbls. Lima
(f-c.tf orsaliby
J .C.& R. B.WOOD.
on tracto nan d Builds rt
Aprll3. 1862.
BUNGS
fY tha best make, and assorted sites to suit, for
w sale ty ins narrei, or any quantity not lew than
nve nundrod, by
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
Jan. iv.
' 135-tf.
GROCERIES.
1 fRBI.S City Mess Pork;
A VM
hhd
A prime Western h icon Sides i
Is mipr Floor i
so nois Hiitr nunr i
5(1 bifs Kio. J,imai'-a and Lognlra Coffee
IiIkIi P R Suenr i iust received per Schr
Alarlc, snd fur salo by
HATHAWAY 4 SON.
56.
July 22.
AT COST
T AM closinn off my stock of Summer Hats, con
intnir of Panama, Lcshorn, Curacoe.
Palm
i-e ii, i.r , ai prices to clear cost only.
Aug. 28. C. MYERS, Halter
BRANDY.
90.lt. Casks Cognac Brandy ; for salo low, by
ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
August 12.
165.
OX CONSIGNMENT,
FLOUR, BACON, LARD.
BBLS. Philadelphia Klour
20 Hhds. prime Western Bscoa,
Hams,
and bnouidersi
20 Bbls. prime Leaf Lard ;
In Store and for sals by J. H. FLANNER.
nt. 2. 73.
RIO COFFEE.
BAQS very handsome, justreceived nerSchr.
Ann Klizaocih, for sale by
i. & D. McRAE & CO.
Sept 9. 76-Im.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST RECEIVED.
11 LUS. Gum Opium, (Turkey,) 200 lbs Salt
ILPetre, 40 lbs Gum Arabic, 30 lbs AUxander
Senna, 20 lbs E. J. iipnna, 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
atin?, boxes celebrated Soap Powder. 12 do box
cs Yeast Powder: J - - - ...
C. DuPRE, Druggist.
March 30. u
r"PHK subscribers sre ready to contract for Steam
JL Engines of any size, or any kind of Mill gear
ing. To any roe wanting Machinery of the above
description ihey will otler indncemenis equal to
any establishment cither North or South. Please
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' ''
.SUITWN, SOU I'll MADE & CO.
Wilmington, N. C, April 0. 1852. ' 9-tf.
Weekly Joornal, I'ayeltcvllle Observer, Golds
boro' Patriot and Raleigh Resins? copy' ihrcc
months ami send bill to us. 1
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
A PR EDUCED PRICES.
BLANK BILLS OF EXCHANGE, on fine
paper and of a very handsome impression, fur
sale at Tlie Commercial Office bound in Books o
various sizes, and in sheets.
Oct. 18. 92.
VALUABLE TURPENTINE LAND
FOR SALE.
SIX thousand acre of well Timbered
Dine Lands, situated near the Sails.
-Trf in Mcintosh County, Georgia, fifteen
miles irom uarlen, and lorty-hve
miles from Savannah, on the Stage Road.
There are fifteen tasks of boxes cut on the tract,
five of which havo been worked but one year, (he
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
good landing on the Sapelo River, (at which Ves
sels of 100 tons can load) is a good Turpentine
Still, wlih alt' necessary wogoas, learns, 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, ond contiguous are Negro Houses,
Stables, &c.
'1 he settlement Is one of the most healthy loca
tions in the low country.
Aa a large portion of the tract remains unboxed,
It conslitutes a valuable reserve of pitch pine Tim
ber which could be rut for exportation, rafted at
the landing, and loaded iwelvo miles down l lie
River in Vessels of 2 to 300 Ions burthen, there be
ing full sixteen feet water at ordinary tides on
Sapelo Bar. 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-
sel do lirown Wilmington or Andrew Low ct Com
psny,.Snvsnnh.
May 25:h. 1332. 30-6m-c.
PATENT MEDICINES.
A BOXES Sand's SarsapBrillo, 2 boxes Tswn
'Jb ten.i's do., 3 doi Rtslcy's do., 3 gross Bate-
nmn's Drops, gross W riehl's Pilla, 1 gross Bran
deth's do.. 1 gross Peters' do., 4 doi Spencer's do..
6 doz Bcckwiih'sdo 6 doz Moffat's do., gross
Ayer's Cherry1 Pectoral, 4 doz Wistsr's Balsam
Wild Cherry, 4e. die - C.DtPRE,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Marsh 30. ' J6.
EMPTY BARRELS.
OZfl PRJMfe fony gallon Barrels, just received
QJJ per brig John Dawson. For sale by
' ADAMS, BROTHER 4 CO.
Aug. 21, 1852. , , . , ,. 69-tCii .
CARD PRINTING,
lA ' -I
WE remind the public that the Patent Card Press
Is Inni'siinn at theofTWof Tin CtmmmLtr
and thnt Cards will ha printed in superior sty fet' and
at reduced prices.
oisna uarfs,rmidy mt prlniint;,
Uhvavson hand, of allsisca, from J2 by 20 t 1 bv J I ;
Inches..- " 4-4 '-tV ;.-.f J J3-tfi .JM, f..
NOTICE.
Get
of "O act lo Intarporai a Atilimry C mi uny, to b
railed in ugaMAH .volpstsi ar 1st heiuwn
Wilmington. ' i,.' 4r: :" .'
1IIB UKKAT tUKE F( B DAI VSX SX
OBEY 1IA1R, MXRP DAADsliT.
. v VvS -SAUNDERS'. " '
MEDICATE!) UAIll HESTOXATIVJ
IS now acknowledged y thousands," a ho 'u i
daily, lp tb nly remedy lopftyenl t iU.if v
an4 to restore Ihe HatrthKl has forWbfl'of laoi.,
thin, te brevsnt Gmy Hair t TO cur and1 rsmov
every splpeSraace of Scurf and lyandrofi fro t r
Hair, and to keep it In th moat healthy 'soft,' s.
flossy state, yet (if from all oily and greasy a
ps-rance. ...'y,.;,. ; j,
The Restorative la wholly diflurent in its compo
sltlon from sllothsrsrficlts cf the aome aameo
for ielmtlar purpoie. It le Intended to ait throat!
the shin apon Ihe nerves, blood-vessels and sbsi
benta connected with the rooter bulb cf the haii
lj rouse snd sustain t healthy action la ttwse am
thoa produce a new and bcs',ihy growih if balr.
It mm present rey half, ertrly ers.tle.ie eear
and dandruff and all bihtr Incidental Imparliieae
the skrn. Br It Be ihenalr will, pnder all eir
enmstanees, be kept luxurious, healthy, and la ii
baiaral eolor to the Jar est period of Mfcv-v!
THE REV. SETII MORGAN'S 1 EST1MONY
I 4a hereby certify thai I have ascd L.K. Sack
a ass' celebrated HAIR Restorative, fur the nni
pose of prevenUng my hair from falllnr off am
fouad II to ha vn be desired f fleet, not only M pre
vcnllog the hair from coming out but th prodoc
inf of a vent fine growth vf nouns hair whe rh.
head was nlmosi entirely said. . 1 .have nstd enl
four bottlea, and have every reason to eeliev tbs
by the se of aa many more, f will have a tin ttl
of hair. 1 therefor cheerfully recommend it t
the public at worthy their beat confidence, -
Elizabeth CltyNN. C iprll 16ih, U52.'
Candbh CovTt, N: C, April 1, 1.1
Ma. L. K. titvnot as Sir j Some twelvemo'
ago my hair commenced falllnjr off, and to s'ic'i a ,
ai(ent that 1 began la feat thai I' should b
prematurely' bald. AfteT aslng ma'ny preorai;..n
of the'dsy without any benefit I had nearly c
spkired of every hope, when ! was recount-
to try your 'Hair Restoratiyo which I waa Indue,
ed to try with but Utile hop of eatress. 1 was
however, surprised and gratified after a short trla
to find a very deckled Improvement. I cow pes
eeee a full crop of healthy half,, which I can onli,
attribute to the extraordinary Qualities of sou i
justly celebrated Hair Restorative. i
" MARTHA ETIIE3IEC
Etr?saTu Citv, N.C., June 1st, 1'
.V the Undersigsed having ased 'L. K. l, n
ders" Hair Resiorailve", sod lully . tested its m. . ,
Individually take plessure In saying that we fcr': ,
It la all that it la recommended to be, and we
from our knowledge of lie extensive tcfu!
cheerfully recommend It aa the very lest anich
foi the hair now in use and with the firm t . :.c
thai it wilt give entire aaijsfaelfoa tft every en.
who will give It a fair irhr I "". ,-. . ... ..
Gen. S. Q, B. ErhingTiauf, attorney ' at Is- ; .
Davis Grice, M. D.) OJobn Wurxrave, 2a: U
Dr. Wis Hodgee, Denllst Dr. J. B. Godwirf, Deu
tlsti Col.iWri. G.Cooki Ex Mayor lUcliSru.on
lohn Poolj Esq., attornew at low y- Rev.- Mr. Fer
best Seth S. Whidbec, Esq? Edward Mason, E
Invcrrtcd and prepared solely by S. K. Saunders
Eliwbeth City; N. Wt?i 7Z T :
For sale wholesale and retail by - Ev WJ Sana
ders, Elissbeth City, N. Ct ? Messrs. 4'mltb & At
klnsoa Baltimore, Md.j Messrs Can by & Hutch
Baltimore, Md ;and foraale by Druggists snd filer
chahts, generally. Price 75 cents per Bottle.
Forsale by Messrs. 0.4 J. A.'.LVANi
Agents Wllmlngtoa, K. C. r " " ' -
June 29. 1862. . , . i '-45-C.
LANDING FfLOn SCHRrilARY I3A-
BELLA - 1 ' .
1 DA BBLS Baltimore Flour, for laley
w , . ELLIS, RUSSELL d
4Co.
Sept. Z
COCOA AND CIIOCCLATC.
MENDES 4 KITCHEN'S Cocoa and Choe
olate, varranted purs and of euperlor quality,
J ust received and tor aalc at -,
. A, - L. K. BARLOW'S ;
Augual3k y, 1 . . . .,,.,.72. .
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE.
WE are oov receiving, direcf from
tne rrencnana t.ngiua aianuiaeio-
riee. i - ' ft, ..
ucag yreacb China Dinner and Tea Setts,
snd Fancy Ware, '
packages Edt and C. GL War, .;- -
" Sprtg'd and handled Tees, common,
" White Granite Dinner and Tea Wuro,
., .M j nd Cun,moa Tgijct
" colored Ware, assorted, .; , sv'-
" Cane and Rockingham Ware, assorted,
M Arosrlcen Glass Ware, aisorwd,' " -
" Sione Ware. assorted. ? M ?
20 doaen Dcmijonna. from I to 8 gallons, tv . .
V Country Merchants would Snd irio their ad
vantage lo purchase their stotks oros, aa wo save
them a considerable per centsg in freights,' tom
missions, de,-' - ; ; .", , r
'Dinner and Tea Seiie ol new aud handforr
patters to famltea at low prleea. S' m.- -t
" ' t,.v, McRAE 4ARRrSS,
,. , Front below JUarket atrcrt.
Aug. 26. y;"; "0 '
ROCK CREEK HILL;' .
rjHE undOislgned bas purchased of IT. W. Pit
1 av, his Interest In the plantation, with Grlf
Mill t hereon, situated n the Newborn Road,
1 mile from town, and fotmerly known aa the KJ
Mill and I'tantaiion, bat more recently, and now a
Rock Creek M ill and Plantation, hi ..
He will continue the business as formerly. I
has now 2 setts of atones tunning wt'h bottit
clotlsff&c. He will receive soon from New Ye
a steam engine to ran In rhie Mil),-there! y j
suringto the citizens of Wilmington at all ii
a constant supply of good Meal and Hominy:
He contomplaies having a store in town for ' :'
sale of his Meal and Hominy. A future ir!w
ment will inform the tltlzoos when nndri -ment
Is madev v . v SAMUEL L.' .
Wilmington. Feb. IT. f ' l, .
WILMINGTON -
MARBLE AND ST0N2 Arrj.'';'
THE Subscriber having accepted the a r -v
several large esublishrnsnis at the Norto; v
will furnish himart onlimiiedaupplv of f '
nnflninhck. Turelgnand domestic MAULLi: t
qualities, la preparMtafiU all rtn fr -iNUNUM
ENXS A N D. T"3:3 STO r ,
nd every other articlu In the line of the bas:
atrMMiinhld ratea,v" . ' ' "?. . ,
SGULPTURISU, LETTERIXG OR CAIU T
Executed aa wetlaa tan be done clthtf , Noi i 'i
to.iih.V KU I ;,-t-St.-r v i. t
I no nest cieierencc can oe given, ir rccnir.
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