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VOLUME IX NUMBER 73.
WHOJLE NUMBER 1124
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4TAE TBI-WKERLY C03IME RCIAL
i pblihl evry Tokbdat, Tiimt nd
Satoboat 5 per mnnum, payable n allcaaes
in advance. - - ' . " ".
IS f THOMAS LORING EDiToi ndPaopi
rm, ' - - ' . -
, mrFrotanf Market Streets, - "
v BITES AOVKKTI31SC.
1 or- I Jnsonioii 0 0 1 Bjr. 2 months, 4 00
I - - - 75 1 ' 3
I ;? 3 - I 00 I 1 ' 6
1 I manih. 418H 12
5 00
8 tO
12 00
Ten line or le aKe qnre.- if an aar
' liaemettt erceeds ten lines, tlie pi ice will bo in
proportion. ' r -" - , '
Alt tenieuciHS-rr payable t the ttmexrf
their tertion.
O j 'ract witlv y etrty a Jvcrtiacf 8, will be made
ta ilicnrost liberaLferms. - 5 -
Jtraaifc if cotf.ict for rearljr advcrtlain
- r5ll b-MMMrtuHttfd." !ild etratu1nce "render
ohuo ia bo-iine?, or uaexpected winoval
, Vit iry , a eliarse neeordia to tho pa'-linhed
.. lrm wt!f b at t'-i -iin of th cjradiir, fr
N - ?i tiiied to their J n iinmediuTp biisine' i -and all
iertiemPni8 lor ihc benefit tf other ptraon,
t well a- all a Iverltsemonia nt iinmcdiafclf con
noted with their wa buaini'i!, and aUesccan of
a lt;rtiiempnt ia lngfli or oihr le bejrund the
Hmtt en.axeJ, 'HI be charged tlvo"nal ralcn.
. tin Aier(i4ementa ta iacladed in the conTact
for he uto r rent of houses r 1-ind in I ew-nor
t-ottntry. or for the al or hire f ntgroafeeth
er the property is owned by th adertie--or br
other parsons. Thee are excluded by the term
AH Jertiie.n8nt Inverted in the- tri-week1r
C fitureial, are entitled to one icserllon in the
IVeeldy free oC chtrsfe. ? -
JOB. CARD AXO V.4VCY PltlXTUTG,
; glSCUTED AH MPKKlftR STTLE.
KOR T1II5 COlf MBit CIA I..
NrYBBT MerBta. DLL!IBB dc Pottbb.
ha-Cn.ULti5lMiTH, No. a. Central Wharf.
PkUndetpuaS. K. Comm. '
BalllrtiacAVi n. II. Pcakb and W'k. TiioMaow
3 ; : JOB, BOOK,
COtXE Of FROST AN'D MARKET 8TRKF.Tr
. WILMIXGTON, N. C. :
lartlcu".ar Attention paid to the Kollowins
kiiMia of letter Press Printing.. . '
BUI of Kxchangt,
Hill of Lading,
Hook;
t-antt, - y -Catalogue,
CertificaUa, ,- -dieelct,
, ' ,
UircMlars
Entries of Alcrrhaadiac.
HandbilU,
Label.
Imv Blank ,
Aoc, -
Pamphlet) :
Posltri " i
Receipt, .
Rale of FreSzUt.
dc pc., fe.
Jnd PLA1X AND FANCY PRINTIN.O, 'of ne
ry description, dune in the nratcrt man
Be r, and on the nioi reasonable terms.
Wilmington, AugoM 17, 1S5I.
MISCELLANY.
' -From the European. Times, July 15,.
Glorious Uncertainty of the Imm jB
. in; ap a i auor.
The 'glorious uncertntnfy'of the law is
proverbial, a striking- insfance of which oc
carred the other day in.the Count j Court of
Marylebone, where an unfortunate tailor
ottght to recover lh sum of 9 fortkrthes
fuirtiished tu ait ingenious customer. Tur
3uts, more, perhaps, than any other trades
jneH, are victims of Rnarery, at Jhe mercy
Hit accomplished sharpers, who p!y their
-calling more effectually when they bnve a
well made coat on their bncks which has
aixet been pa it! for. -
In the case to which we refer, the un
fartunate tailor imagined, no doubt, that be
, had ' grpunds of ttctioo, for he had execu
ted the order and delivered the goods
Poor, misguideil tnan ! He knew nothing
of the working of that ' glorious constitu
tion' under which he lives nothing of the
operation of those statutes, every one of
which by h fiction of law he id presumed
ta'bc acquainted rwith- When he had
proved bis case as be foolishly. supposed,
he was aslced the kind of buttons which be
had placed on the garments for the amount
of which be sued. He answered without
hesitation, 'cloth buttons..' ' The Judge
-eyed the defendant's lawyer with surprise.
' Pray, what has such a question to do
-wiih the ct.se V ' Very much,', was the
3iert rejoinder, 'as I shall presently show'
Jtnd accordingly th learned gentleman, to
the astonishment of every one certainly
to the astonishment of the, unfortunate tai
lor,, began to quo.e acts of VViltiam the
Third, acts of Queen Anne and acta of
George the First, giving in each case
chapter and verse with the most cool and
.unblushing precision, pioving that the mak
. ang of 'cloth buttons' was. decidedly ille
gal, and that the unhappy plaintiff, so Tar
from being in a position to recover his just
-debt, had not only forfeited his claim, b"t
3iad rendered himself liable to keacy penal
ties for snaking. his buttons of cloth, when
they ought to have been made of brass! '
' It is here enacted,' said this accomplish
ed' legal excavator, 'that no person in Eng
land shall make, sell, pr se w on any clothes
tiuttoa3 or button-holes made . or bound with
cloth, serjre, camlets, of -druggets, or any
other stun, under a penalty of forty .sniK
lings for every dozen buttons so made ; and
the provisions further direct that no person
can recover for vlolhcs made without brass
y b'tjions." ; At, the close of this- Viotable
; speech a roar of laughter, according to the
report proceeded from the persons who
were in the CourC ; ; Everybody 'laughed
but the poor tailor.,,. For him these absurd
statutes, so glibly quoted, were .no laugh
Zing matters. ; The judge found that, these
' acts, which hod been" passed to encourage
i the Birmingham battort trade in the good
old days of protection, bad never been re
pealed ; and the result was. that the tailor
-was non-suited, and. impudently told by the
man who had cheated him that he would
be- proceeded against "for the recovery: of
penalties specified in the acts.. - t
Now, considering bow much this coun
try pays to lawyers, will any one hesitate
to say that this is not a disgraceful state of
things? We have fifteen judges who ab
sorb little less than 100,000 per annum ;
we. have the Lord Chancellor, whose in
come is riot less than an eighth part of that
samj "we have Vice-Chancellors, lord jus
tices, master of ths rollsy attorney and solicitor-general,
all drawi.ig immense sums
from the public, and it is left-to some- pet-lifog-gin
j fellow to delve up and discover
the existence of acts of parliament which
prevent a numerous) class of tradesmen
from, recovering tbcirjust tlebts So'me one
has said of English taw that it smiles in
ydur face "while if picks "your pocket f but
in the case pf the laitota;i does worse Jjian
tldf U plunders tfcera-sr&morselessl j,; and
langhs with' glee &lte0perpeirates " jjiq
monstrosity,' -fy-y- ... :- -
A J'GRKAT COUNTRY !" 1IBS OF AMERICA.
: The greatest tn:m, " takfrjiim all in
all," of the last hundred yearsi was Gen.
George Washiugton, an American. "
Thef greatest ' philosopher was Bnj.
Fatikliiiran Am&rtcan.
The greatest doctor of divinity was
Jonathan Edwards, an' A mericaii.- '
: The -greatest of living sculptors is
ram Power?, jitt Arnericau.. y - . -
; V'7n'irv.5 Ctislo i alTs't h
William .HJrPicscott, "an American-.-.
J The greatest ortjithologis! was Johu
James Andubon, an A merican.
- There has lieeiV'rtb Euglish writer in
the presen age whose works have bt-eu
marked with more humor, more refine
ment, or more grace, than those of Wash
iugton lrviiig, an American.
.The greatest' lexicographer, since the
time of Johnson, was Noah Webster, an
American.
"Thc-.Jnventorsi- whoso works have
been productive, of the greatest amount
of benefit fo mankind in the last centu
ry; were Godfrey, Fitch, Fulton, and
Whitney, aU Americans. r
WHAT ITC05T TO STOP, A PAPER.
r. Oie of otir subscribers stopped his pa
per for six months, last j'ear, . because we
advertised so much- In the meantime, his
farm was advertised for non-payment of
taxes, and sold. On discovering the. diffi
culty, it cost him one or two day's travel
with horse and buggy, and ten per cent, of
the taxes to sny hojhing of the vexation,
to redeem it. How much did he gain by
stopping his paper?. He came back and
subscribed again. Og. Sent. -" r -
, j Ah V said Seraphina Angelica, speak,
ing oti some subject in which her feelings
were nlisted how gladly would I em
brace an opportunity f. ' 'Would I were an
opportunity f interrupted her bashful " lover.-
' ' . ' . .
, It is refresning, this warm w-nther, to
coine across a gem like the fo lowing : - :
The first bird of Spring" . ,
Attempted to sins, : . , - v
Bat ere jt had rounded a note, -
" He fell from the limb .
Ah ! a dead bin! tr him
The music had friz in his tlmt.
JAMES E. METTS,
COMMISSION- &- jnMVARDlNG
MERCHANT. :
VV I L SI I Si CTON, Jtw C-
Augnst 2Cth, 1851. 63-tC
i C DuPRE &. CO.
GBNEfJAL AGENTS COMMISSION
ASD KAKVVAHDIXG MERCHANTS,
i " WILMINUTON N. C
July 2 2d, 1334. . 5412m.
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL.
r V1 LL sell low, and on accommodating
1 rm4 fliM Knrini ani( Mfhinirv if
the CiiDe Fear brr,.m Saw ilill 14 iACh
cylinder, 2 feet at rniic; three 32 inch boilers, 30
feel Ion? main shaft 10 feet 6 im in !onjr--fhe
oower ttf this enzine is esiimati 4 at 6U hoisc, ha
a new extra cylinder and lug peering, and all the
appliances neccrary lor tlie lull tquijo.ni to
operate at. once. - ,
Also, 2 tave dresjing Machinfs, Jointcrr ,&e,
complete. O. G. PAUSLK Y.
Jan. 21 - -tf
BONNETS-BONNETS.
OlLKand fineStrnw, t rimed and antrfmcd at
reduced prices, by
Jaly 27.
KAHNWKILER A BRO.
I : ; MOURNING GOODS,
QILKTISUF Bareges, Lawns. G.nham! at re-
KJ daced piice, by
July 27. t
KAMNWEILEU BKO.
- ,:. . 58.
nORSE FEED.
t i"f BAGS Jorn ami CHcntshed. For sale
I UU by P IS TTKWAYl PttlTCHhTT.
July 27. . ' - 56.
IIAV-HAV.
1 Cf BALES to arrive from New York, per
I OU Mary Powell. , GEO. HARR13S.
Aognst 10. i s . -, 62." -
BIRD CAGES,
EST RF.CF.1VF.D at ? .
Ang. 12. . J.M. UOBINSON'S.
JUST TO HAND.
FRF.SH SODA.Ttutter, Milk, e?nr, and Pilot
Cracker; ISbbU. handsome Brown 8agar;
0 hbl-t. Ol-iriSedf 10 Crushed, tO Powdered and
5 Granulated; Fulton Market Cora Btcf; Smok
ed Bsef; Xeir Cheese; Lon? No. 1 Mackerel;
Cod Fish, and various other items that will bp
found useful a welt aa ornamental," at the Fami
ly Grocery. 100 lbs. Kornexay'a Extra Hams.
J to hand. - GEO; MYERS. Front
Mar 13. - 27.
! DR. E. SEYMOUR'S L
Celeb 'aied Qalcanic Abdominal Supporters,
'PHIS Is to certify, lhatC. D. DuPre. Drag
L gists of Wilmington, N. C, are my sle agents
for the sa'e of the above Supporters for this olace
aad vicinity. E. SEVMCUR.
n ilmington, N. C.. March 23, 1854.
Wa most reepcetfolty call the attention of Ihc
Medical Profession of the Stat to an examination
of the above Supporters. - C.& D.DvPRG.
March 23. s-tf.
i HOOP IRON.
11 TONS, Consisting of -X
4 do, , 4 inch t
3 do. H do.
2 fo, 1 do. : .
1 do. do. of best American Iron, and
which we wilt sell for small profiis.
June 24. W. M. SHERWOOD & CO. ;
CRACKERS-CRACKERS.
Just received per Schooner Mary Powell."
t f BBLS.Soda Biscait 4
1 KM 10 -do. - Cream Crackers ;
-- i10- do. -Sugar do.i . .. --
-.10 do. Pilot Bread;' .. - .,
'15 boaaa Soda Biscuit; - . -
. 3 do. Fancy Crackers. For sale by -t.
,L.N. B Ail LOW j
Aug 10. No. 3 Granite Row, Front St. ....
25
HHD3. Choice Sonr, for tha Fall Trade.
Wan sell SHrar cheaper than the article
con be bought in the' Northern market.
July 29. vv. Si: SitEK-WOOD CO;.
BUSINESS CARDS,
DR. GEORGE BETTNEB,
OP KOaTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE, No. 638. IXBOADWAY, .
. .- Oft AT THIS
" : fRESCOTT 1I003E-NEW TORE. .
Zeo. 1ft. ' .. 142-1 ye.
W. M. SHERWOOD tt CO.,
WHOLF.8ALE Orapera and Commission Mtr
chants VV ihuinjtton, K. C. - . ."
AHconsinmcQtaot ftaval Stores, together with
Cotton, Bncon, r4atdtCotnMeat, Flo.ur. Ac, lial
eenre the highest marker priec. .
Dec. 13 J US tf .
- 7. d. lAmil
- MAXUrCTURR AND DEALER IX
CABINET FUKMTUKE,
BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, &C.&C
. Front street South of Market .
B! CASli VS KLL; V . A. PARKER.
CASHWEIX & PARKER,
C 6 M M ISSION'ME RCHAN T S,
v WILMINGTON. N. O. '
Oftloe formerly occupteii by Mr. Win. A. Gwyer.;
' March 2X , .- - 3-lye.
J. 0. LATTA,
COMMISSION MtiRCltA S 7! f GENERAL
- - ; AGENT. -
- WILMINGTON. N. C. . -I
Oct. i,!332. '. ' 65-1 y
WILXINSOX & ESLKlt.
UPflOLSTEBS & PAPER HANGERS,
KEEP ON 11ASD AND MAUE TU QUDER.
Mistresses, Feather Bdsv Window Curtaits
'and fixtures.
All work in the aVve line done at nhorfcsi No
tice. - Wilinington, W. y., Martet ,t
March 19.
1.
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Prompt personal attention given to Consign
meat tor Sale or Shipment.
Liberal Cah advance made on Consignment to
' me or to mn New Y.rk friends.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1933. ; 135.
W. C. HOWARD,
GKNRRAL Comsniwion and Fjrarding Mer
c.iant, Wilmington. N. C.
Literal ;at advances huJe On Consignments.
Nov. 23 . 109-tf
ROUNTREE,, WATSON & CO.,
General Coaimission Merchants,
ISO Front st . New Yorfc. ,
Liberal A'JatnTe Mute on. Contignmenl.
t. o. rooxtrec, ' a. c wTso!f, w. M. wioorxs.
Aitgas 23, lS3i. ' . .,. " l-ly.
J. tiiTHiWAY & SON,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, --...V
VlL.MI5fGTlN. N. .-.
J. Hatmawat, J. L, Hathaway
Keb. 15, 1353. " ' 31.
iAMKS ASDtBPOM. - tBWAID lAtACI.
ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
GENERA L COM MISSION MEJiCliA NTS
W1L3I1.N (3 CON r ; -i
Liberal cash advances made on coaaignmenta. ,
Oct. 22. , 84-
RUSSELL & BROTHER,
ILATE BLLIS. BO8CL(. ft CO.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS:
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Liberal eash advances madeon congomettsof
Naval Store, Cotton, and other produce.
May 3,1353. t ;
T C. & D. DnPRE.
WHOLE SALE IltD K ETA L OEAt RBf I M
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, faints. Oil,
Dye Studi, Cjlass. tertiimery. Cigars,
Old liquors. I'anry Articles, &e
AlARKKT STREET,
lYlhMINU TO N . V C.
Prescrlptionscarefully tj.apojnded by experi
encea persons."
March 8. 1853.: - ' '"
J. E. HALL, n .. -,
COMMISSION M KllUHA.Vf , Wilmington
N C Onlcein retr ol McMillan, DaiA
Co'k Store. . . ' - -- - ,
Every attention paid to thb s.ile- and purchase
of prnduciv aod libural cash advances madeon
onignmeat.
Refera to Cant. Gilbert Pot'er, R. P. Hall
Pre't Branch Bank State N. t t O.G. Pamiey,
Pres'i Commercial Bank : McMillan, Davia A
Co.. ,.- - , . ' - -
Ian. 21 . . 2zit
WILLIAM A. GWYE I,.
CcneranscaLForwarJiugtComiuisiioa Bcrcliant
I take pleasure in informing my friends, that 1
am prepared to give ail buvineasentrastoMo tna
efficient and personal attention. I have a wharf for
Naval Stores, with ample accommodalios, Spirit
House, and Warchoaso. ' Ceast!nmentaof Naval
Stores for Sale or shipment: and all kinds ofteoun
trv nroJuco- solicited. Uaalt advances made on
consignments. -
April 18, 1853. - 15.
- CoNLEY, KIRK & CO.
; DEALERS IN : ,
Q CTTER, Chee. Lard, and Smoked Provisions,
U Poik. Beef, Bean. Fea. and Uried Kruit.
233 and 235, FHO.T STIC EET. Corner of PECK
SLIP, NEW YORK.
March 25. . , lye.
WILLIAM II, PEA RE.
CPJjLECTOR AND IDfEBTI SUB iGlXT-' ,
For Conutry Newspapers ; threegliont the
United Htate, - -
Basement of San Iron Bo 'ains,rt.iltimore street
All business er.irasied touts, care transacted
promptlv, oa l.atral terms. :
se.t 7
95-f
V JAS. H. CHADBOURN & CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
vrirMiNGTor n. c. ; ; '
Jas:H. CHAOaotrax. ' Go, Chadbodbs.
Jun. 1, 1953. 123.
: F. T FOSTER,
MANUFACTURER, of Bunting and Silk Flags,
and all kinixef Wall an l Plaatation Tents.
35 and 37 South 3rd Street Philadelphia.
F.T. F.
June 17. 4Q-3m-c.
HENRY NUTT. -.
PICTOR AX 9 FflUWlSDlJIH 1CEJV .
Will git hi pergonal attention to burin ctUruM
td t hi care.
Sept, 8. IS53. . ' J3-l L! -
' : JOSEPH" n. FLANWER, 1
General Commission jlcrebant,
: fVIIjNIXUTOJf, N. C. .
r May 9th. 1833. . -.87.1 f-e.
TTeormyers, . 7
v WII3LESHE ASD EKTA1L CS0CE2 '
Keep mutantly aa hand, IKute. Tea, Liquor,
PrnoUionm, H ood and Willow IVar, Fruit, tj
' ConfeetUmarie, f-e. South Front ttreet,
WIf jMIKCTOX, m. j. - .
N.13, 1852.. .- 109.'
T. D. G. WCHT.l.
C3MISSI3.1 m r::u;i!:3 czicsjits,
lVILMLJTON,X. C,
BUSINESS CARDS.
0. L. FILLYAW.
PRODUCE DROKEtt. rORWARDING 4
- COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OFFICE over Store of W. H. McKoy, South
Water aire j, Wilmington, N. C, will make
liberal cash advances on eonignmcnis. . He bus
engae-d the services of Mr. John Hall aa a Gen
eral Produce Broker. Rfe to.
E. P. Hall, President Braech, Bank of the Stale,
vVihnington. -J
O. G. Parsley, CmhmercXal Bank, Wilmington.
Gen. A. Mcitae. President W.:4 R. RailriiadVaW
Gen. W. V. HarJIcede. W.& M. Railroad, M avi
on C. II.; ."S. O. "
V. K. Lane, Goldsboro", rJ. C.
July 6. ' 7-t
M It S. KING,
273 King Street, between. Wentworth and Society
- Sir' . Charles torS. O. - - -
A TANUFACTUii4 .ia verv . superior style,
1V1 Wis?s. 'J'nu6eW Pfciin Bands and Curb. Ear
iting, rfreast Pttiaod Bracelets, and all kinda of
Kowv HairPiattinat. J9rdfa,jhttnkfully n.etved
by; M a iM qrwiae hargsa inodcrai e. ; Ad-
tireraas above. -4
April 13. -'-'-y; .
h'lyeT
D. ,C.
FUKKMAN A lIOfJMTO.V.
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS,
WILMINGTCN, n:c.
O C FR I3EMAN CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,.
:T FltOXT WTKIiliT,
' NEAT VORK.
FREEBAS AXD HOUSTON, -"ffltSKCTOJ, S. C-
KEEP censiantly on hand a stock ot Flour,
Corn. Pork, . Bacon. Salt, Coffee, Savor. Mo
taeae; Toboo o,' Ciar. Snuff", CQodle,Soopt 'or'
cirn and llontesjic liquor ana. trine; iron.
Sail, Paint, Oil, Glaa, Dametlic. tals, Boot,
Shoe, Ijealher, Azriculturat tnenwavand a va
riety of other articles, suitable lor lamilyand plan
tation use and Ihe'iwait trade,1 which they-will
dispose of in lots' to suit dealers or consumers on
reasonable terms for cali,orin exchange for Na
val Store or other produce.
The senior oartner D. C. Fskbmas, is located in
the city of New York ; the junior partner, Gao.
HocsTOjr, In Wilmington.- If desired, advances,
will be madeon cm-tunnienis to and from either
places AH .btt:lnes entrusted to them will receive
proper attention; and orders for Goods will be
nrompllvsnd enrcfully filled.. t
Sept. 9. 1852. ' 76-f.
GEO. HARRISS, -General
Com mission Merchant,
. WILMINGTON; N. C. .
CjTRICT attention given to procuring Freight
O aod purch ising -Cargoes for vessels,
Rsi aa Yo
E. P. Hall, Eq.
0. G. Parsley, Esa.
1. A. Taylor, Kai
J. D. Bellamy. Iq
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Wilmington. .
M
ssrs. l ooker, Simv th &. Ci, i vl- '
Thompson A Hunter, ' '
Akss'r. llerron, Jr. Philadelphia.
"J'p Wlllii'ra& tt,Ur' f Varfesten.S. C
II F. Baker, Kj.... . 5 . .
' Jan. 7. 1833. 121 If.
1. WC.-tSKU. 4..- II . B. CILEBS.
. WESSEL A FILERS.
GOM MISSION MERCHANTS & - WHOLE
SALE GROCERS North Water St., Wil
tninzton. N. C Jntcad- to kern at the aborc
stand a eneralasaofftRcni of Groceries, Liquors,
and Proviaionr at wholesale and to carry on a
Genera ICommiasion Buciru-ra. ' - . -
a Evsa asrcB :
E. P.iIaHPresi Br'ch Bank of Hw State. :
O. G. Parsley, Prcs't Commercial Bank. Wif.
P. K. Dickinson, Esq
t'nntA - V-.., 'nrt.
Dot i tier A Potter.
Jan. 20 1854..
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: GEO. H. KELLY, -
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nextdoot to A. A. Wnnnet's.on North Waterst
wiliattenrf to theaale of all kinda of Uountrv Pro
duce, such as Corn, Peas. Meal, Kaeon.l.ard ,c
and will keep constantly on hand a fullaupplyof
urociries, c.
Referonees. ;
Willc Uall ofWayne, Jno .I.rlae, Wilmington
W-Carauay. G.;n.Alx..MeRae;
K. P. I ill, Wilmington." .Wiley A.Walat-,, f,',
Dec. 13, I952 . 115-ly.
IAS.
F. GlLLESI'lE. - . . GEO. S. GILLESPIE.
iAMM-4 F. GILLHMPIF. CO.i ,
PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.
' WILMINGTON. N C: ' V"
Pat lien lar attention paid to the receipts and altof
Natal atoret 1 1 nvier, I, umber, Corn , Bacon, vaf
' " " ton, d"-c . f.c. " " -':
- March 30.' "-' '' "
. : :.S...M., WEST,
. Aoclioncer and Coiamitnion Wcrtbaal, -
WlliMISGrtlJI. n. c.
tTTlLLseli orbuv Real Estate and Negroes al
v a small commission.- - - . -
' a tan t - " '
Strict attention jrivento the sale of Timber, Tur
penttne. Tar, or any kind of Country Produce. ;
O JiiC aecond door. South aide of Market street,
on the wnart. , -
Jane 12. 1853., 4: . 3v-ly.
A.' II . VANBOKRELEN. '
General Agsnt, Commissioi tad f onrardins
- ' Hcrehant,; ; 1 4 .
)TIIi.tlititU.X, U, .- ,i
Particular attention given to sule and. purchase
or rMaval stores. " . '
JHne I, 1853. . 123-1 y.
T. C. WORTH,
General - Commission ' Merchant,
- WlajJIlJiGTON, ar.c. V
f TSUAL advances made, on consignments of Cot-
J ton, iMaval Stores and-other proUuco " v
Pattirular attention given by GW. Davie to pur
chasing cargoes, procuring ireignts tor vessels. c
Jan 41 ' 128 .
COCnRAN &. RUSSELL. . .
(scr.rjEssohS w tans, alibsme l co c
General Commission Merchants
No 32, North Wharte. xnd 3 N'orfA Water St:
PHILADELPHIA. .
J. NABVCr COCH BAN, ' ' V .
W. a. BU4SBLL. - -. -- " - - '
Liberal-eisA advances madeon consignments'.
July 3Jlb, 1333.. 5i-iC
a. DOLLNEB : O. POTTtB. it
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
, .NEVV-YOUKt - ' -
Liberal Cash Adcan-e made on all Consignment
April 30. 1354.' . . 20-Iy-pd..
'.: i, .' .tv-. . s t
JAt. T. PITTtWAT.' CBO. B. PBITCltBTT.
PETTEWAY & PRITCHETT.
General Commission and Forward In a- Her
CHANT.' ALSO WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NORTH WATER STREET,
WiLBusefos, NiC
Promnt attention .will be slvett to the sale jof
Naval Stores and all kinds of Producn. "T '' '' '
Intend keeniaz aa .assortment f Groceries.
Liqoora and Provisions.
July 13... f, k v - tt " - . 52.
QUINCE & COWAN. ' t:
tTHOLESALE AND R ETA IL GROCERS;
UKALERS IN WINES f- LIQUORS.
Corner of Fmnt and Prinecs streets,
WILMINGTON, N.C" 4fi"
Jaly29. . t . t" 5fi. r
CAiiAl ARIw i S.
. I
i
'OR SALE,
by
iltf?a S h
MEDICAL HOUSE,
1UTH FREDERICK STREET,
A. 16,
y ..w ..... hi ai j b.iiiy,
Etta bli shed in order loafed the Afflicted
"sound dnd'oxientiftc .,'edicul A ttf, '
andjpr the ttuprestion of ? '-:
Quackery.
DR. I. B. Smith has for many years da voted hie
whole i;ienikirtoihi treatment of Privateconf
plaints, in all their varied and complicated forma.
Utetereat aaocessin tltosnlong standing and diffi
cult cases, such aa wure lrujjiW conaidered incur
able, ia sufficient to comuiend him to the public aa
worthy ol ttie extensive patronage he has reoeived.
Witliniihe la.t uigi.t years, Dr. S.haa treated more
than 20,500 eases of Private Complaints, In thor
different forma and vtauea; a practu-e whiah no
doubt exeeeda that of all other physiciana now ad
Jicrtiaing in Baltimore, and not a ainitle cas is
known where his directions were strictly followed,
and mediciiu! taken at reasonable time, without
eQ'eciing a r.idicil and permanent cure ; th-.rbfire,
persona jrflicted with diaeascaof the above nature,
lno m tttttrhow difficult or lonir etaadinatlte h
may be," feould do wefVto call on DuXutith.at his
onice.iMo. io.soatn Kieiiencfc Stand Unotctlec
fually retievf d.no remanefatioft will be reejdred for
tits services: -K;m"-infetreetrorr ineieory
and all mineral aviso t. i put ut in- neat and com
pact form and May be taken in a public br private
house, or, while travelling", without exposure or hin
drance from business, nod except in cases of vio-
ent intlimmntton. no change of aet is necessary.
TRICTOREi.- Dr. Smith has diaceveted a
new method by which he can care the worst form of
stricture and that without pain or inconvenience to
the patient. Irritation of the uretha, or prostrate
irfands.or neck of the bladder.is sometimes mistaken
fct strictures by general practitioner or charlatans.
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility, wheth
er originating rrom a Crtatn lleslruclite tlabit, or
from any other cause, with train of bodily and men
ta! evils which follow, when neglected, should make
an early application, thereby avoiding much trouble
and euftcring, as well as expanse. By bis improved
method of treatment. Dr. S. can safely guarantee a
speedy and perfect curclo all cases ol il l com
plaint.
TO FEMALES. ' '
All diseases peculiar to Females (as also Sup.
pressions, Irregularities, &c.) speedily and effect u
allyrentove J. The efficacy of his remedies, for the
cure of theabove affections, have been well tested
in an extens vo practice for the lafet twelve years.
Persona at it distance may consult Dr. S. by
letter, nost-paid.describini! case, and have medicine
securely put up and forwarded to any part of the
United States. .always accompanied wiin full and
explicit directions for use. Communications con
aider ed strictly confidential. Office arranged with
separate apartments, ao that patients ntvrr see any
one but the doctor himself. Attendance daily, from
8 in the inoiniri? till 9 at niiibt.
JV. K. Perons afflicted with any of the above
complaints, will d well to a nid the variona -
NOSTRUMS AND SPECIFICS. .
advertised by Aothecaries and Drtigcistaas a cer
tain care for any and every disease. They are put
up to sell, hut not to ure. and frequently do much
more harm than good therefore avoid them.
A word loihe wise is: siifliident. Address
.. DR. J. B. SMITH, 16 South Frederick st., --
. Baltimore. Md.
Oct. 13. 90-ly-c.
SANDS SAKSAPARILLA.
; 1 IN QUART BOTTLES.
For ParW'-gUie Blood, and for the Cure nf Srro
. fula, Rheumatism, SluLborn Ulcer, Ifysjepia,'
Salt Rhea , Feter Sore, Erysipelas. Pimple,
Bile, Mercuriid Diseases, Cutaneous Ervp-
lions, Liter Complaint, Bronchitis, Con
I tumjUion, Female Complaint , Los of
' Appetite) General Debility, de.
.IHjWj prrpfraton'all the restorative ptoprrtierf
x l ibe root are concentrated In their utmost
strength and efficacy ; but while Sariaparilla Root
forms an important part of Its combination, it is,
at the same lime, compounded with' other vegeta
ble remedies ot great power, and it la in the peea
liar combination and scien trie manner of its prep.
arution, that ita remarkable succeas in the cure of
ttixease depends. - It acta simultaneously pun the
stoiuach. the circulation and the bowels and thus
three processes, which are ordinarily the result of
three different Linda ot r edictne, are carried on at
the same time, through the instrumentality ef this
oho remedial agent which gently stimulates while
it disinfects and expela treat the stomach and
bou-t-ls ali that is irritating, and ut the fame lime
estoies vigor and tone. Many other preparations
Imitate In oearing the name of Sarsaparilla, and
in that their resemblance mils, being often prepar
ed from worthless and inert roots, and of course
posacss no hc.iling or curative properties, and pa
tient in-makiof choice of which they-will use.
ahould lake no other, bat that one entitled to their
confidence, from the lung lUl of cures it haa effect
ed -on living . witnesses:" whose testimonials end
residence have been published, and who are stiil
bearing daily trsiinony to its worth.
ASTONISHING CURE.
A-., - Pattbbso, N. Y. 20th, 1851.
Jlei-srs A. B. &. D 'Sasd: Gentlemen.- Ha v
ing witnessed the most benencijl cllecfs from the
use of your Snrsaparitla, it gives me pleasure to
send vou the following statement in rcirard to mv
son. In the smingot 1348 he took a severe colu.
a nd after eight wecka of severe aiitToiing l ho- dis
ease settled in bt 11 lg-and !ot, which soon
swelled to the utmost." Tiie swelling was lanced
by his physician, and discharged most profusely:
after that no leu than elevi n ulcera formed on the
lea and fool t on : time. We had fivediff rentPhv-
sicians.bui none relieved him much i and the last
winter found him so emaciated and low that he was
unable to leave his red, sutforing the must excrucia
tins pain. During this time the bone bad become
so much aftccted that piece after piece came out, of
which tie haa now more than twen'y-nve preserved
In a bottle, varying from one half .to one and a half
incites in lengtn. vve had given up an nopes of Ma
recovery, butat this time we were induced to try
your Sarsaparitta, and with its use his health and
appetite began immediately fo improve, and rap
M waathe change (italics than a dozen bodies ef
fected a perfect cure. .
- With gratitude. I remain trnty yonrs, -
DAlaJUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned neighbors nf Mr. Ballard,
eneertimy snuaeribe to the facts ot tne above state
ment. H. R.S. Hayt, AM Trowbridgj,
, Geo. T. Dean, r . C Eastwood. ...
Prepared and aold, wholesale and telail by A. B.
fc D. Sands. Drersiats and Chemits, 100 Fitl on
street corner of William New York. - told alsoby
Drnggiata generally rhrohnt ibe United htatea
and Cnnadas. Price 41 per bottle ; six b t ties for
5.' For sale "by Dr. A . O Bradley and Messrs.
C.A D. DuPre, Wilmington, N. C.
April 8. . , , ... y - . . . I9-6:n-
' TOWAGE.
jj'B
aattsdaiisMata
towed in harbor by Steamer Same
Beery and Calhoun, will be chargd.
4,i.'U. GEO. II AURISS, Agent.
Nov.Sih, 1833. 101.
; .1 I I r I, I
SUMMER! SUMMER!! SUMMER!!!
1HK Sttbeeribera have on hand" the following
. (Syrups and Cord la la very fine for Saram -r
diinks: Lemon and Strawberry Syrups br the
'gallon and bottle. Raspberry Syrup. Cordials cf
vartonar Binds, umger, c nerry, BiaeB- Kerry
Bounce, Claret and Southern Wine. French Vine
gar, German Bitters, and Ritpberry, Vinegar; be
side some Black Berry Wine, good for the Con
vention Clip' now raging. - r
June 15. . REixTON 4 TOWNSHKND. .
WE have on hand a very hindaome assortment
of Paper Ilanginga, Fire Screen-. Border,
Window Shades, Cur.-ains, Cornices, 4c f
For sale and put up by ,
. - WILKINSON & ESLER, -
June 9. . , Upholsterer and Paper Hangers. ,
parassols. :4
OPENED this dar, a new sopply f Pa rasao Is,
very saperior noaiity. pUia Black Silka. plaid
and striped Cambric and Swiss Muslins N.w
and Jaconett do. a full line of white embroidered
Curtain Musline, Fancy Nett Veil. Lace Collara.
For sale by V f I JAMES DAWSON.
W
E have on band a beautiful assortment ot
r rench and American Paner Hntn. r
orations. FireScreena. Window 5h. . r-.
L Jains, Cornicca, Pictnr Tasls of newest style.
)toH, "to?-: ? WILKINSON A ESLE&.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
AN Elegant Edition of BillaefEaehange, print
ed In Get ma Hy, in Books of 10 eiilrae end in
sheets, just received and .tat sale at the office ol
The Commercial.
IIP C1V1WH
Eminent Physician, of Phlladelpbfa, has
"given to the world the benefit of hi" cxpe-
riemeby prcpiring wmediea auitabte it aUaoet
every di w.ai'c .
Dr. Smafn' CampHml Syrup of Wdt Chcrrf, for
Curing Cetera. Cuieftj Utmtmmptiom. and all
Disuaseaof the Throat, Hreast and l.nng.
DR. SWAYNE'S-VERMIFUGE,
For Destroying Worms, Curing Dyspepsia, 4e.
Or. 6 way nc's Sugar Coated Saraapa and Tar
Pill, a a on He purgative and-, alterative Medicine,
fur saperior to the pills in general use. V
Dr. swayne's Cholera 'Al orbus Uiarrhma. ana
D sen fery Cordial, a never falling remedy. A
frehaplyjui received at . y
C. A f. DuPRE'S. Drug Store,
Sole AgentsXor Wilmingwm. '
April 25. - , - 17-if.
TO THE SICK. AND iFFUCTED .
Pj;V, : .if VV A3fNEs COMI'O'' vi) sVRUP -CF
7?i most tfTstlnal and mecd jCHJRE KNOWN
FOR CONSUMPTION Voafh, Cold, Asthm4,
BroncMii. Liter Complaints, Spilling Blood, Dif-
fi'-vJly of Breath in Pain in the Side and Breast,
Palp.i-dum ofth Heart, InAuenza. Crou p, lirolem
Constitution, Sore Throat, N err out Debility, and
ad Diseases of the Throat. Breast, and Lung.
GREAT CUKE OF THOMAS DICKSON,
After having been given up to die by Physicians
ana iriencs.
Poi.'tT or Roc it, Fbcdebick Co., Mo.,
June Oth. 1851. t
"TVR. SWA YNRs Dear SirBclievlng it a duty
X- I owe lo the public, and In justice to yon, I
have thought proper lo mske known one of the
most extraordinary curt. In my own cue, that
has ever been truly recorded, fn lite month of
October lust, I was afflicted with a severe1 gather
ingin my breast, which formed a large- alMceas,
and ai.n communicated to my langa and very
much amictcd litem, and discharged large mi an
lilies of eorrtiptlon, -external and internal. My
breath ceuld also pasa through my lungs and out
through the ravity of my breast with oppsrrnt
ense, attended with a violent cough day and night,
loss of appetite, and extreme debility, ao that my
uhysicinns thought my case featrcuicly-hopeless
and beyond the power of medicine. 1 remained
in this wretched condition for lone time, 'until I
was wasted lo a mere skeleton, and there rcemed
lo be no hope fir me, but, having read in the pub
lic paper of the many wonderful cures performed
by your COVIPOU.f
SVRUCd oe WILD
CHERRY, 1 immediately sent to Baltimore for
five bottles and commenced its. use, and, to my
great satisfaction and thai of my anxious family,
the abscess or opening In my lungs began to heal,
and the cough subsided, and on using ten bottles
I w.ifc restored to perfect health. I feel very grate
ful, and firmly believe tti.tt In your medicine, un
der iho b'easirrgs of Divine Providence, I am In
debled for this great. change, and am happy lo say
that I am now enjoying a? good health as 1 ever
have.
Yjurs. very respectfully, THOS. DIXON.
The subscriber is well acquainted with Thomas
Dixon, and ran testify thai he haa been afflicted as
above represented I regard his recovery as almost
a miracle. He is a worthy member of society.
JAMES R. DURBOROW,
Pa'tcr of t'i Berlin Circut', Baltimore Conference.
it givvs lone to the stomac'i, strengthens -th
digestive organs, and is the original and only true
preparation ot ivnii Wherry manufactured. UD
serve particularly the pnmni'' of Dr. Swayne ia
on the wrapper, around each bottle.
Laborato-y for th manufacture and sale of all
DR.SW.YNE'S MEDICINErf, No. 4 NORTH
SEVENTH ST , a.iove Marie-!, Philadelphia.
. Foraalu Wh'.leaIe jTlcMTeinll by
C. V D. DuPRR,
Wilmington, NI C
April 23.; , . 7. ly
SASH, I3l7lNO " : " "
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly eondviled by liny C. Ilolchkiss,
'P11E public et hereby informed, that I have
- Dcei. appoin euaeni lor the auie or M liidow
HbhIi. Klititra and 1)mi s, niantifarf frcd by the
iew it a yen .(.fill., and am prepare to filial
orders in the above-line. J he quality of the
work Ol the .Mew flaven Coin, is well known In
this market. H jiiders and att perrons in want ol
the above article, are requested to ser.d in their
order, and they will nejromptly filled. Terms
invariably cash on delivery.
V.M. A. GWYER.
General Agent Commission and For warding flier
enani. -April
I.8.- - ;. " ; '-v . 16
" : PIANO FORTES.
LOT of fine-toned instruments, iust received
a
and for-aile low. by-
D. LOV E.
May 9.
23.
WANTED.
Q f ( LBS. Bees wax, for which the highest
. vrv sj market price, win be paid In cash.
March 9. T. C.&, B.G. WORTH.
NEW CHEESE.
BOXES, jut rseelved for aate bv
20
Aug. 29 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
OP RING. HAIR. PATENT. FELT. MOSS
O and Shuck Mattrassc. On hand and maJe to
order, by WILKINSON t KSLER,
May 20. Upholsters,
PORKPORK.
50
BBL3. Mess Pork expected per Schr. Ben,
irom IMew York. UKU liAHRISn.
Aug. 10. 62.
BUTTER-BUTTER-BUTTER.
T.FIttKIN'S lom the Dairy of Deacon Warner
I Chenango County, whose butter took the first
prire at the World's Fair in London.
1 o accommodate our Irw nns we will sell by the
pound or firkin
retail price 30 ct.
Juie2U
W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
CORNED BEEF.
I f HALF bhla. Corned Beef, nut up In Fulton
t V Maket, exp -essly for family use. jngt recr-iv.
ed and for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
" NO. I MACKEREL.
A FEW eighth bbts.. nctr.for sate by
Aug. 29. : FREEMAN tft HOUSTON.
NOW LANDING, AUG. 22nd, 1854 :
H1K.A.U smith Hour, la whols and half bblat
Fulton Market Beet, do do . do.
toaf, Crushed, Clarified and Raw Sugars;
Sack, Dairy, Table and Alum Salt ;
Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter and Cheese:
Coffee. Tea, Crackers, Raisins, Ale and Porter;
owp, nannies, oiaren, repper and spices;
Ganny Bags, Glue, Bun, Paints and Oil;
Nails, Shot, Powder and Lime j ' . -
tvorn, uats, Hay, Tobacco and Cigars:
.... KM'go Domestic Rum, Gin, Brandy and
Wiaa;
Together With a larre assortment nf rtioU i h
line of Groceries aod Proviaiona, to suit families
uuuio recall trade, lor sale by
auE. as.- r aKKHA.V A HOUSTON.
nAIR BRUSHES.
1 f)0 D0Z.KN f Erench, Engliah and Ameri-
csn ataaatac arc. ui a l-...
. i win. i an and Klesh BroKhea, just at
mwm iui hi. very cneap. ny
. . VV hole-sale Druggists.
Jnly t.; - J. and II. copy. .
, ' SACK SALT. - .
SACKS, in Store, for sal By ,
500
Aug. 29, FREEMAN HOLs lvii .
EXTRA FINISHED HICKORY CANES.
A FINE let received this morning an sues at
the Emporium. , , , C. MYERS.
- r. ;:v:for sspteiiber- ; ,
GODEY'S Lsillea' Book-. Subseribets will
4easauV,atf get-ttxlr :pes, at ilv New
Book store by - , J. T- MUND5., ,
' MISCELLANY.
Correspondence of He Baltimore Clipper.
The Attempt to Revive the Inquisition tit
Spslala 1 99TBi CeairVeeloual rt by
the Clergy Political lrlxcThe Mai- :
der 1m Cold Bleed of Pilstnrra lakcn by
them.
' ' ' Cambkidge, E. S , Aiif:. 21, 1834.
' Madrid in 1833. The volume benrinjr
this title msy be found in No. 12, part 5i,
of "Waldre's Circulating Library for Sep-
tember20, 1836. To ever man ferlinj
a.n inurest ia the struggle now beinp; made
br trio Prietts-vttrt in the Unite! States lo
obtain political power, t! ful 'c t ..nnotf.ul
to prove inter - 0- " kxjxjat-s tlie tre
mendous influc.ce wieUled by IJomtin Caih
oiio Priests tbroch the t. Jium of the
Confessional, and the danger to which pov
trntrienis. tolerntin monastic eM tbiish
merits ar at all times linble.r' After giving '
fc.'ntjrr. r 1 r " " ' ' '-ovi vt "'
J i--.....,1.,
wbicb aiucl At u.a ..t,itliotof Don drlos
to fhe throne and the reeital of the IUy
Inquisition in Spain, the author sajs. -
4The preal abuse which the Monks tnnke
of ihe Confessional, on all occasions when
their own interests are concerned, is anoth
er powerful argument for their suppression.
The Queen's government was so well
aware of thef vi. r Mid activity with which
this secret but foriiildable lever would b
worked, as to make it tbo object of rt de
cree early fn 183-1, admonishing1 the Clergy
against indulging in any political discus
sions from the pulpit and fixing penal
ties against the transgressors; but Ihe re
sult was nearly the same as if no such de
cree had been issued. If the summons to
arms n favor of Don Carlos and th
quisition, was not thundered from the pul
pit in lull congregationj the mysterious in
fluences of the Confessional did the work
quite as effectually. Absolutions were with
held unless a solemn promise of adherence
to the 'good cause' was given.
, Spiritual and temporal conbider itiono
were called in aid; every fibre of tLe hu
man heart within reach of supersition wus
struck, and returned a farorablo sound.
A sort of freemasonry was thus establish
ed between the great majority of penitents
and their confessors. The actual, obstinate
contest now maintainted (I83G) in tho
northern Provinces of Spain, owes its ori
gin and duration to this ghostly ftict, en
tered into at the foot of the penitential, und
fulfilled with a constancy ami good faith
worthy of a bette caue. Tho sturdy
Monks by no means limited their exertions
to merely professional duties : numbers
threw aside both cowl and missal, girding
a sword and piatol belt oi'cr their tucked
up robes, clapping a shako over their ton
sured pates, and seising u crucifix, na a fit
ting banner for such n phalanx they sallied
forth from their convents to 'fight the good
fight,' and preach 'to quarters' to their ene
mies. Mcene in Court Imuieuae f-.tcIUmeiit.
The New Orleans 7V,? D Ita of the ICili
inst., relates the followirg;
On Monday evening, nn amusing, ihough
rather pointed passage ai-anns took place
between Itecorder Summers and Counsell
or Field, when the case of the fair but frail
Jennie Gleeson was on the tapis, and when
the cae was closed, and ihe recorder sim
ply fined the accused, the Counsellor pro
tested against Ihe act as nn outrage on
public justice. Having slept over the mat
ter, tho Recorder took his sent on the fol
lowing morning (yesterday,) and the Coun
sellor took spiritual consolation. Eventn
aly, the Counsellor took it into his head to
go before the Recorder, and when there,
he asked permission to make a motion.
Leave being granted, he launched nut into
a running commentary on what he wao
pleased to consider the Recorder's il'egal
act of the previous evening, whereupon tho
Recorder told him to ' hold on." And so
the Counsellor diJ hold on, in a srsnse dif
ferent, howerr, from that intended by tht
Recorder. This brought the blood to th
Recorder's face, and the iro to his bile, ami
bringing his knuckles down hard on tbo
desk before birn, ho ordered the Counsel
lor la be committed to prison for twenty
four hours for contempt of court
The Cotinwller here oberved that sine
the present Recorder had been presiding,
the court had
. . . j "
legitimate object of contempt; and then,
snaiting nis linger at tin Recorder, he said,
'while clothed in your little brief Kuthoritj
you may play after this fashion your fun
lastics, tricks, but the time will como when
I shall meet you on -qual terms, and then,
I shall have my revenge, for I consider
you to bo nothing but a d d jickass.'
At this juncture the' Recorder abruptly
adjourned the court, and springing from his
magisterial tripod, appeared determined to
visit the portly counsellor with a touch of
the Lex Talionis.
; The counsellor, observing the rapid
movement, said, I'm ready for you, but if
you dare to lay a hand on me I'll kill you
as dead ash ! t the same time draw-
ing from under his vest as pretty u " bull
dog" as ever drove a piece of cold lead
through a fellow's bread basket.
, The pohed bere interfered ; the Rerord
er returned to his seat, and the' counsellor
was conveyed to prison to purge himself of
his contempt
OlilTUARV.
It is with unfeigned sorrow Ibnt we n
nounce the demise of our friend - Wvait L,
Turnage, a workman in our otTice for the'
last ten moulLa. His unobtrusive manners,
his frank and agreeable disposition endear
ed him to all his acquaintance. Ho was
a member of the M. JB. Church and of that
class whom the poet ranks among the no
blest works of God."
Deceased was erred 23 years 5 months.
-only 1 1 months married, leaving a young
wife in whose bereavement w heartily
sympathise.
We shall mias thee, dear friend ' i,i oar d.iHv
round.
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