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SELECT SCHOOL FOR youNe LADIES.

MRS. n. RICHARDS proposes 10 open a Day
lv1 School Tor young laoies In pleasant rooms
on the corner OF Fourteenth aud streets on Mon
day, September go. where instruction OF the high
est order will be given in oil the branches OF fe-
male education. at
Her long experience and unexceptionabe sue
ccss n teacher of young ladies are sucb to
warrant full satisfaction to all who may patronxs
her. i.I ID. I -.
Circulars Of the school can be had at Rev. r. w
Cusbfnsus, at Mr.. Farnham's book store or OF the
streets. I....... T. RICHARDS.
Sept l3-2tdGcolwts
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'rT'HE LrrERArl T. Some honest o. inons about
Il AVtorial McTits aud Dement'S, with occasional
words Of personality together with suggestions and
essays, being the Sd volume Of Edgar A. Poc's
works with sketch of the author, BY Rufus w
Griswold. just published, and this day received.
For sale by TAYLOR & MACRY,
Sept II Boookscllsrs near 9th al
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER. DIRECT
w from the springs, Greeubrier, Virgins; for
ssle by the barrel CALF barrel, gallon or bottle
by .I,s h4i tH sd J,4P. CALLAN,
August 3-du Sols agcnt lor his District,
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The late storm in Georgia and Carolina has done
serious injury From the Columbus (Ga) Times
we extract part of letter, dated

The late storm in Georgia and Carolina has done
serious injury. From the Columbus (Ga.) Times
we extract part of letter, dated
CuTHuERT, August "a, 1850
81 learn from the country that the cotton fields
have been literally ruined, every boil the size of
pariridge egg has been beaten of, successfully
as though Hail had been used for that purDose
Cotton Of good size has been torn to pieces the
limbs broken of and broken to pieces in a man a err
that precludes the possibility of any recovery
Cotton heids that promised on yesterday a yield of
one thousand pounds per acre, too day fall short in
their promise of five hundred pounds"
From the Marion (Hiss.) Eagle, august "a.
The CRoPs.-We have conyersed with some of
the largest planters in this sec ton about the crops
and they inform US that the corn and cotton crops
are very much injured by the late drought. The
cotton ID shedding all its forms and the presump-
ton 10 that there will not be more than half crop
made.
From he Oxford (MiSs.) Star, August "a.
From present appearances, the cotton is doing
better than was anticipated some weeks ago. The
corn crop has been certainly cut short by the
ceesye and protracted drought. Early corn is
about good as usual, but the late crop will be
very much injured. We learn that in a large por-
ton OF Yalabusha county, there has been rain
Tor two months, and the crop OF corn will be I'M
usually short
From the Concordia Hntenignen, august 81
For the few days past we have had several copi-
Gus showers of rain; the thirsty panteth for
the cooling BROOK have the planters painted
and prayed for rain 1t the only thing that
would aid late planted cotton and corn. The ground
has been Thoroughly wet, and few days will decide
whether or not this rain in time, Many in
this parish have commenced picking their cotton.
Some hands gather two hundred pounds per
day. The weather is cool and agreeable.
From the Sararnh Republican, august 20,
THE RICE HARvEsT.-The harvesting of rice on
the Savannah river commenced the plantation
Of James Potter, and the 60 Union planta ton,
on Saturday last, oath August.
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| CHmDREN LOST IN THE Woops AT SnEDoYGAN
FALLs.-Four young girls, two Of them of sixteen
| and six years of age, daughters of Mr. James Han
ford, and the other two Of the ages of fifteen and
eight, daughters Of Mr.. Brown, were lost in the
woods at Sheboygan Falls on Saturday, 18th inst
while picking blackbcrries. The citizens turned
out en- massc soon after nightall, Notwithstanding
the pitchy darkness and drcnching rain, and the
woods and ravines were thoroughly searched for
the young truants, but without success. Soon af-
ter sunrise, however, their parents hearts were
gaddened by the appearance OF all four of the
girls, not materially the worse for their nights
posure--though their clothing torn into shreds
by the briers, and reeking wet from the rain, and
their faces and hands bitten badly by mosquitoes
They had laid down under large tree as soon as
it dark and heard the shouts of those in search
for them, but could not make themselves heard in
answer, on account OF the noise made by the wind
and rain. 1. tta
Two others, little girl and boy, mere children,
also lost on the day, three or four miles
from the falls, and likewise remained out all night
The girl evlnced great presence OF mind. Before
it quite dark she collected some long pieces of
bark, and setting them against log, made quite
comfortable cabin, into which she placed her little
brother; then crawling in by his side, she covered
his face with her apron, to keep off the mosquitoes;
quoted his cries, and, like little heroine, bravcly
kept watch and ward oyer the sleeping boy the
whole night. When morning came after short
walk, they discovered house, and were kindly
cared for by its inmates Miicatikie Wisconsin.
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETy held monthly
meeting at New OTR on the sd instant. Eight
new auxiliary societies recognised, namely:
three in Arkansas, and in Missouri, Illinois, Ind
ana, New York, and Texas, one each. Grants of
books were made 10 different parts Of the United
States, and to foreign countries, in the Italian,
French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, and Danish
languages, as well as in the English Grants were
also made to the Pitsburg Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, and to the society for me-
lorating the condition of the Jews Interesting
communications were read from New Mexico, Cal
iiorna, and Oregon, including one from the Rev
DIR. Perkins, Of Oroomiah, with specimen sheet
Of the ancient and modern Syriac version of the
Bible, now in course of preparation by the Nesto.
rians. letter was read also from the banks of the
Euphraes, showing the happy effects Of the circu-
lation of the Bible in those regions. Letters were
also presented from China, in regard to the new
Chinese version Of the Bible.
The New York Bible Society held a monthly
meeting on the day. Tie receipts were re-
ported 10 have been $l,130; payments $4,000.
l0,oO5 volumes were distributed, 7,43S of which
were gratuitously bestowed. One agent reported
the Fifteenth Ward supplied, He had visited OBS
families, and found l73 wholly or in part destitute
Of the scriptures. Haren Palladium.
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WANTED TO RkNT--for a family OF four
w persons, (tvo of them ohidren.) small
frame or BRICK house. containing not less than four
or i've rooms. within a few minutes walk Of the
Centre Market. Kent not more than : l25 per
year.
Address NJ, at the Rsppbiic office. Sept "a
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BE
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. ........... Capt West.
J.. Ibe PACIFIC s.......s .... capt Nyc.
The ARCTIC. ............. Capt Luce.
The BALTlC............ Capt. Constock.
The ADRlATIC., .,....... Capt. Grafton.
A THESE ships having been built by
SLLBscontract expressly for Government
ukSSsE service, every care has been taken in
their construction, alec in their engines,
sure strength and speed; and their sccommoda-
tons for passengers unequallcd for elegance or
comfort .r.. ..f
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool,
800 Exclusive usc Of eHtra state rooms, 5 325.
An experienced surgeon will be attached To each
ship. ...a...
No bcrtbs can be secured until paid ior.
For freight or passage apply to s...t.
,...'-. EDWARD X. COLLINS,
.. No 30 Wall street. .
Or BROWN, sHlPLEY & CO,
Liverpool
Tho ATLANTIC will leave New York septen.
The ATLANTIC will leave Liverpool septcm-
Der 25th
The PACIFIC will leave New York September
18th, ~.
The PACIFIC will leave Liverpool October 9TH.
The ATLANTIC will leave New York October
18th. ..s< ... ...F a.
The ATLANTIC will leave Liverpool October
both.
O After tc fret o. ApriInert the rate Of freight
by the above steamers. foru Liverpool wriibe ma
tcrislly reduced.se U s... $500 tt
The owners Of these ships viii not be account.
able TOR gold, silvcrs bullion, spceie, jewelry, pre-
eious siones, or metals, unless bills OF lading
signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
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CHARLES ALERT,

AIT o r y Ely AT l. a w,
And AgenfJor Claims IN general.
July 23--eod3m
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And sold by JOSEPH SaILHNGToN, corner 4. st
and Penn. avenue. Sept. 9--dtrw &wlw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-30

In offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs
fe with the lives health of the afflicted but frankly lay
before them the opinions of distinguished of
the evidences of its success from which they judge for
We sincerely pledge ourselves to make wild
assertions false statements of its efficacy will hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
Many proofs here given and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish, feeling assured they will find
them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best
confidence and patronage.
Professor CIcaveIand,
Of Bowdoin College Maine writes1 have witnessed the
effects of your CHERRY PEcToRAL in my family and
that Of my friends and it gives me to state in its
nenty successful in curing diseases the throat and lungs
Rev. DR.. OsgOod
Writes That he considers CHERRY PECToRAL the best
and states that his daughter after being obliged keep
MED by raising of blood night swea and the attendant
symptoms of Consumption the use OF the Cher
ry Pectoral, and had completely recovered"
Ex-ChanceIlOr King,
OF New York. says have been great sufferer with
might have continued be for many but
that has cured and happy to bear testimony to its
efficacy"
From such testimony ask the public judge for them
selves.
DIR. AYER-Dear Sir: For two year, was afflicted with
very cough accompanied splitting of blood and pro-
was induced to your Cherry Pectora and continued
do till considered myself cured and aserbe the erect to
IL.
Hampden SIS. SPRINGFIELD Nov. q, 1913.
This appeared the above named James Randall and
pronounced the above true every respect
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
The Remedy that Cures.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. TO- 1877
Dr. AVER have been long afflicted with ASTHMA which
grew yearly until last autumn it brought on cough
which confined my chamber began to assume the
alarming symptoms of consumption. had tried adj
vice and the best medicine to purpose until your
Cherry Pectoral which has cured me- and well be
lieve Gratefully yours J. ID. PHELPS
there value in the Judgment of the wise who sneak
here q medicine the
fdence. sis.. : :
Prepared byJ. c. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass
Sold in Wilmington. N. c., by Dr. A c. EVANS BRO
and Druggists generally throughout the State
July 26, 1850 46-3m
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$50 RE WARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, on Wednesday, 80
IL 3lst July last negro man by the name of COR "a
NELIUS, about 81 years of age; dark compexion; q
feet or inches high chunky built squnts in one of
can we M H Rss reRR5 reeRR55 VII HI Rpt any it is
quanted along the Railroad from Wilmington one hun
dred miles, as he employed to work on the same lew
make his escape North.
will give the above reward of Fifty Dollars for his dev
ery to me in Onsow County, for his confinement in
Jail so that can get him again.
Masters of vessels and all other persons are hereby fore
as the law will be enforced to its fullest extent.
" ~ OWEN JARROTT.
Jacksonville, Onslow CO., N c. Aug. %, 1850 Soft
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Fresh DRUGs, MEDICINES, &c.

TUsT Received ut ShOXv's Drug Store, third ~
y door North of HART & PoILEY's Front Street, ~
wilmington, North Carolina, where Physicians f&
try Merchants and all others who desire consult their
interest, purchase the best Drugs and Medicines;
Paints, Oils and Dye StuFs, Perfumery and Patent
Medicines Garden Seeds, fresh from DAVID LANDRETHs
Philadelphia and other article usually kept in Drug
Store 25 per cent cheaper than similar goods obtain
ed at perhaps any other house in the State
The subscribers would beg to remind those Physicians who
patronzed the late W SHAW that they still be supplied
with everything of the best quality and the most
able terms No excrtion win be spared to render satisfaction
to those who may favor with their patronage and
specully solicit call before purchasing elsewhere We have
just received fresh supply of those Instruments for action
of the pine highly recommended by the Medical faculty
of New York and Philadelphia, and which certain pre-
ventve against consumption and indispensable Clerks
and others confined to sedenary fe of whom should
be without them Also fresh arrival of Spencer Pills. which
warranted to headache in twenty-five thirty
utes time. In the operation they the agreeable
bringing the liver proper functions they cannot fail to-
restore the system health strength and vgor Call get
box SIIAw's Drug Store Sd door north of HART Pol
/ LEY'S. SHAW & BR OTHER:
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 4th, 1s5O.-[17-tf.
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Hotels, &c.
Washington and Lafayette Hotel.

~ THE subscriber having taken the Washington Hotel in
with the Lafayette House. respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general that the Houses
open under the and style of the WASHINGTON
FAYETrE HorEL which under his immediate supernten-
Boarders.
The Hotel has been throughy cleansed and supplied with
obtained the services of good and faithful servants
hattes himself that he will be able give satisfaction to those
who patronze the House, paits will be spared
his part to make his guests both comfortable and conented
His TABLE will be found bountifuy furnished with the best
the market affords and his BAR supplied with the best of Lii
quors. DAVID THALLY
Wilmington N. g., Oct. IL, 1895. I'm.
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S25 REWARD.

u UNAWAY from the subscriber, the oath June, 81
II negro man named RIOS, who formerly belong; g
from Mr.. Averitt by Lewis Wright, Of Duplin ofNAE
whom the subscriber purchased him. He has wife at Mr.
lsham Carver's, in Cumberland.
He is about 10 inches high quick motioned,
apt look down when speaking His reddish
He has remarkable spot gray hair the fore part of his
head about the quarter of dollar; the other hair
black. He is % 80 years old
The above reward will be given for his apprehension and
confinement any Jail in the State that he be
cred.
Fifty dollars will given for proof convict any white
m of harboring said negro. JOHN L. WRIGHT
Aug. 9Th, 1850 Qcar) 4S-H
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Real Estate For Sale or Rent.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber wishes to sell his House and Lot in M
jacksonville Onsow county, at present occupied by :IA
WIN. p. PELLETIER.
The House very comfortable residence, with suitable
tbuldngs and large and handsome Lot of ground
tached say about and half. Possession given
the first day of January, 1851.
ALSO.
valuable tract of Turpentine Land containing about
$500 Acres, lying on the Holly Shelter Road, in the-I
county of Onow, and adjoining the lands of MORRIS Foy
JOHN JAMES, and others Persons wishing to purchase val
liable Tpenne Land will do well to examine the premises
suBscri ber at cgnsvF fsthf RfeyaBtGn address the
SHEPARD. ESD, Jacksonville, Onsow county, n: @
Aup 23 1S50-5O3m1 LOUIS F. CARR.
FOR RENT FROM FIRST OCTOBER.
T1HE ROCK SPRING HOTEL, at present occupied by
A ALDERMAN, Chestnut Street centre store in my
~ 0. G. PARSLEY.
ALSO.
The convenient dwelling Second Street between the
late residence of Col MCRAE and Mr. FURGUS
Small dwelling Sd Street, same lot and East OF the
above.
Store and Warehouse Front and Red Cross Streets
Aug. 23, lS5O.-[50-3tl 0. G. PARSLEY, Guardian
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted to the late firm of PRICE Full
n TON requested to make payment to the subser-
Der without delay The money be remtted agreeably
to the terms of the Journal paid to its agents Sub
scrbers may remit the full amount of the yearly subscr
ton and if the remted exceeds the due the old
firm the overpus will be duly credited the books of the
new firm of FULTON & PRICE.
All persons having claims against the late firm of PRICE
FUroN will present them to the subscriber for settle
ment A l.. PRlCE,
Surviving PARTNER of the late firm of PRICE FULToN.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION in Glynn Co., on lSs
"A Turtle River Georgia. 80 miles south of Sayannah
300 acres quality cleared Cotton Land $50 Inland
Swamp half cleared and easily put in ordcr for Rice and
1900 of Pine Land well tmbered and suitable for Fur
Cotton House. and sufficient negro Houses Plantation per-
fecty healthy Vessels up within 10 yards of the dwell
ing Will be sold bargain. For further particulars apply
to w. WRIGHT, Savannah MILES COSTlN,
Aug l6-T492m*1 Wilmington, N. C.
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500 REWARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, the 18th inst, SaM
N negro man named DAVE, aged about 81 years. "a
yellow complexion, and cooper by trade. He for q
merly belonged to the estate of VIM. X. DEvANE, and
well known about Black River, in New Hanover county
ANY person apprehendng the above named boy DAVE,
and delivering him to South River, New Hanover
county, lodging him in any Jail in this State that
get him, will receive reward of One Hundred Dollars.
Aug. %, IS50-50-6t1 E. J. ANDERS.
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VALUABLE
offer for sale my entire Real Estate upon which S
thirty-fve sets of Boxes; the most OF which have IL
tity at least twenty sets the lands
these situated is not easily surpassed by any
pney lands Eastern Cardinal There is upon the premi-
Dseries neatly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary ouhouses Upon the farm think the bull
dngs altogether seldom excelled Those wishing to
purchase invited examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of and wagons to both the
operations of Farm and Turpenne and with years supply
Of provision JOHN A AElREII
Catharne Lake. Onslow county, n c. July p, l95O-ti
HgFayettevle Observer and Godsboro' Patriot, copy
times and send bills to this office for payment.
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August %, 1850


RetaH HGrOcery-BNr-ROOm and Oyster House.
n r. KENNEDY and BENAJAH PARKER~ ~
-. respectfully inform their friends and the <N ~
public, that they have this day entered into CO. &V
partnership in the above business and have opened Re-
tail Grocery Establishment and Bar Room the north side
of Dock Street. between Front Street and the wharf, and
next door to Mr.. NEFFs Ship Chandlery establishment,
where they will keep full assortment of Groceries and Lii
quos of every description which they will dispose of at the
lowest cash prices.
Their has been fitted in the best Manner and
will be kept open for the accommodation of
hours and be supplied with Oysters and other refreshments
when in season.
d. R. KENNEDY hopes that his friends in Wayne, Dupln
and the other surrounding counties will not forget give
him call when they visit Wilmington and he pledges him
self to do every thing in his to give them satisfaction
Wilmington, August 18th, 1850. 49-1y.
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General Notices.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

-...- DUBLIN County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Juy Term 1852
John C. & R. B. Wood, +
,,- vs. Attachment-Leyied on Land
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
fendant in this has abseonded that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon him. is therefore
ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the Vii
mngton Journal notifying the said defendant appear It
the next term of said Court and defend the said suit
ment final will be rendered against him.
Witness JAMES H. JERMAN Clerk of said Court at Office
the third Monday in July, A D. 1850.
J. H. JERMAN, Clerk,
By B. F. GRADY, Deputy Clerk.
August l6 1850 Pr. fee, 81 3S1 49-6t
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THIS SIDE UP.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully to his uso
L friends and patrons of Sampson and adjoining fWy
Counties that he has just returned from the North -
with beautiful and carefully selected assortment of Boots
and Shoes, for Summer and Fall His assortment
sis of MEMS youths and chidren Boots and Shoes fine
and coarse sewed and pegged Lad bronzed Jenny Lnd
Kid r. R. Ties; Morocco Buskins; Goat Buskins Moroe
co and Goat Boots Apple coored and black Caters Gus
toners may rely upon getting good well fashionable
article He has also for sale the most choice brands of Calf
Goat and Kid Skins Innings; Binding Skins; oak and
hemOck tanned Sole Leather; Pegs; Nails Sc &C., which
he offers on low and accommodating terms.
He would inform the public that he at his old stand next
door above g. W. ATKINS Co., and directly opposite the
Court House. where he prepared, with the best materials
and workmen to execute orders with promptness and de
patch and at the time tenders his thanks past f
vors and hopes by close application business merit
continuance of the same. DAVID d. CARROLL.
Clinton, N. c., July II, 1850 44-3m
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Dr.. B. A. KENNEDY DENTAL SURGEON.

DIR. b. A. KENNEDY, DENTAL SURGEON,
(C1adIate Of the Baltimore College of Dental Sgery)
ESPECTFuLLY tenders his professional services to the
IN citizens of Wilmington and public generally. He is
prepared to perform the latest and most approved prnc
pes all operations in his profession Incorrupble Artificial
Teeth inserted, from to entire set gold plate
Whole upper set inserted the atmospheric principles hav
ing made improvement in this mode of inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends answering the purpose of
mastication, &C. They be taken out and put back at
pleasure by the be with comfort and cannot be
detected from the natural Teeth All operations warranted
to give satisfaction and not to be surpassed by operator
in the United States Irregularities in chldrens Teeth
rected.
Ng-Oiee formerly occupied by Dr. WARE. 41-l2m