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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-10-11

NOTICE. The subscriber will in few days tc
~ the Store Water-sreet formerly occupied by Z. V
KELLY where he will be pleased his old customers.
lie is receiving his Fall Stock of Goods and will sell them
cheap cash. short credit to punctul customers
Sept l3l OWEN HOLMES.
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Schools.

Choose rather leave your children well instructed tha
rich for the hopes the learned better than the rcI
es of the ignorant '-Epictetus
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.
A, G, EvANs s. RRorHER,

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEs, Ex-N
~ change Buildings, Wilmington, North Carolila. ~
Wholesale Dealers Drugs, Select Medicines Paints IN
Oils, Window Glass Dye Stus lerfumery Fancy GbSds
Patent Medicines, Varnish old Liquors and Wines; Ila
Cigars, Sc &c respectfully to hysic5nsa
merchants aud the public that they have commenced
exclusive wholesale business in the above articles, at heF
old stand where Shall keep comprehensive stock Of
the best Selections from the Northern markets. in quanti
tics suited to the trade In this New Enterprise
determined to besow the most careful attention. BeleIng
the of that portion of the State which, with
Inducements might most conveniently trade at this
point will the Undertaking enlarged scale
will be object with the facilities possess III ufca
sing retain liberal portion of this trade in own State
The greatly reduced at which shall sell VIII ena-
bic the purchaser instances to save the freight and
other charges from Northern Market with the adonSt
advantage getting his Goods Il much shorter time.
We call particular attention from and builders
stock of Paints aud Oils, which will always be large,
and warranted of the best quality.
We have the various coinrs ground from pure macrins TIM
der supervision Linsced, lamp, and MACHINERY
Oils may always be had pure, and at low prices: L
In order may be fully understood append, fo
the guidance of those interested the present prices Of the most
prominent leading articles: -
Refined Alum, cts. do do ] mcr %
" Satpetre, 6 '' Eng. Mandcrs, 3O
&c Coppcras, p 3alsam Copava 81
" EPSON Salts Sc iCaomcl, in bulk, 20
Giaubcr 3 lb. bottles, / 80
sc Suioratus 7h s IIyd. Potass, per ounce So
's Bicart Soda, 10 g Red Bark opt SO
| Flour Sulphur, Sc Yellow '' SO
Castor Oil, Dozen 81 81 ss Peppermint, SC, dox 81
| Townsends' IS dozen.
SMa{nss R;rup Syrup of Wild Cherry per oue
The above goods warranted fresh, and of superior quail
ty be returned at Our terms cash
or short time for approved credit.
November l6. 1919. 10
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A CARD.

CARD.
THO the Ladies' of Wilmington and vIcinIty-I ~<N
would most respectfully call your attention to my C
Spring and Summer Goods, now opening, compri- ~
sing all the styles of Millinery Goods, which will be disposed
of at prices low at any other establishment in
With my grateful thanks for arors heretofore received
most respectfully solicit continuance of the
March 20, 1850 3l-ly] Mrs V. r. PEIR SON.
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Terlns OF Subscription.

Terms OF Subscription.
One year, in advance within three months 81 Sd
When payment is delayed three months 8 90
No subscription received for less than year
No subscriber permitted discontinue his paper after the
commencement Of subscription till the expiration Ofsad
Any subscriber wishing his paper discontinued the end of
the must full and the roprieOr two weeks
notice. otherwise the will be continued and charged for
according to the above terms
N8Any person sending five subscribers accompa-
MED by the advance subscription 12 5O will receive the
sixth copy gratis for one year.
Money may be remitted per mail at risk.
All business connected with this office, must be
addressed (post pad) to the proprietors
Arrival and Departure the Mails at Wilmington
The mail from North, by Railroad, arrives daily about
The mail from the South by Steamer from Charleston
FiYes daily about A. M.
The mail from Fayetteville via Warsaw, is due upon the
the Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Tho mail from Fayetteville Elizabehtown by sukey
is due on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays A. NJ
The mail Onslow CourtHouse, by sukey, due
Mondays, at p. NJ.
The mail from Black River Chapel via Long Greek, by sui
key, is due on Thursdays, at 2. N.
Closing of Mails.
The mail for the North by Railroad closes daily at IL
r. NJ.
The mail for the South by Steamboat closes daily at II
The mail for Fayetteville, via Warsaw, closes on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Sundays, at IO L. M
The mail for Fayetteville, via zabethown by sulkey
closes Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 A NJ.
The mail for Onow Courthouse by Sulkey, closes
Thursdays, at 10 P. NJ
mail Long Creek by sukey closes Thursdays
at 10 p. M.
as-Letters should be the Office least Is minutes
fore the time of closing the mails.
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TN STORE.-4.O00 bushels Turks Island Salt
i 100 sacks Salt !; 20 hhds Western Bacon Sides.
For sale by MILES COSTIN.
June z, 1850 39-tf
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coLUMEUs AcApEMY. RLAcK CREEK.

FIIE second session of this Academy will the
18th April and the managers (Mcssrs. Bunyan Barnes
and James Daniel have convinced themselves far of the
praccabity of supporting good School, when under the
management udciOus instructors that they have engaged
young lady of superior classical requirements to assist Mr.
Robinson, under whose management Principal tuition
will be impaired in the English and Mathematical branches
usual.
Terms per session Of fire months
Ist ClasS-( (ncudng course up to mercantile Arith-
lnetc) 50 w
I'd do.-(From the first class up to entering on En-
glSh Grammar D.. Z w
I'd do.-(Do. with English Grammar) 10 90
4th do.-Logic, Natural Philosophy ...... 15 90
9th do-Music with of Piano Is 90
Messrs Barnes and Daniel would call upon their friends in
the surrounding counties forward and support their
efforts to the of instruction to the doors of the
humblest of cur citizens.
With regard to health the locality surpassed in any
part of the State-the neghborhood is highly respectable
and board can be had very moderate terms
As citizens d the old North State every individual is bound
federacy Union The humbles of citizens may,
like Benjamin Franklin be yet ranked among the nobes of
of how where the scion
may be found amongst us, let phanthropcay lay the
of education the broad basis of goOdy numbers
at low rates. and make of mpatg the clements of
sound useful intellectual culture.
We conclude above appeal to the honor, patriotism.
and philanthropy of elow-czcns of the surrounding
counties hoping that not be nefecua its object
is the sincere wish and of
BUNYAN BARNES, I Chairmen Board
JAMES DANIEL, Sof Trustees.
Wayne county n C.. April 6, 1850 sl-tf
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General Notices.
TAKE NOTICE


LII persons indebted E. V. KELLY requested to
forward and make immediate payment to either
of the Undersigned longer indulgence will not be given
J. w. KELLY,
Sent q 1850 3-3tl JAS BURCH.
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NOTICE.
TIME undersigned having been appointed, at September
Term 1850, of New Hanover County Court, Commit,
contract for the paving Of the sidewalk from the end
of the present pavement the Court House, around the bal
ance Of County lot and a for underp"ning and secu-
ring the wall from the Jail to the Court House WALL and for
casting said wall the outside hereby give notice
that they will receive proposals for the same until the 10th
day of October next
required the contractor Curb Stone furnished by the
Town. OWEN FENNELL, 1Cor
L. H. MARSTELLER, 0oN1'
Sept. u, 1850 3-2t
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Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fifth install
N of 125 per cent. the Capital Stock sszszS
the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company, will
be due the 18th of the present month"; (September
J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer.
September H. 1850 2-3t
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EIOTCHKISS' VERTICAL WATER WHEELS.
T E. TOOMER is Agent for the above Wheels in this
y. place He will take pleasure in showing the Castings
to any person who may desire to see them.
There will be found his Office supply of Wheels, Cranks
and Gudgeons at all times, for sale singy in pairs
Wilmington, N c., April 26, 1850 33-l2m
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sPoRTsMury, ATTENTIoN !

sPoRTsMEry, ATTENTION!
WE have just received Fall supply of Guns com,
w the largest and best assortment of Single "
Double, Bird, Duck Deer Guns offered in the
State Also, Rifles Pistols, Premium Caps, Powder
FIasIks, Shot Pouches, &c. POLICY s HARI.
Guns repaired and made to order
Oct. 4, 1850. Att
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HnAIeCtVIIIc, Long OfceA, NJ u, oth january AS0O.
THE subscribers beg to call the the citizens
Long Creek District and surrounding country, to their
superior stock of goods at present hand the greater part
which has recently been received direct from New York
and other Northern markets Their stock consists in part of
Barter viz:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, HoIlov-wHre,
MOoo-w"re Cutlery, CrocI1ery, Guns, Farming and
am piemcnts, Garden Seeds, Ready Made Cl0-
LnAns, k1ats and Caps Boots and Shoes, Satldlery,
heIclhes and Dye Stuffs Alum and Sack Salt, Corn
and BacOn &c. sc. Sc.
ADDITION to the above country residents will find many
other articles suited to their wants which will be offered for
Sae at low prices. B. & r. C. HALLETT.
Jan'y 8, I850.-T19-tf
T INIE, Lime Lime. 500 barrels LincoInville White
! I Lump; Also Caleined Plaster, Pasterng Hair, Fire
e, ana 1IydrauIlc Cement 1000 bbls Lime. SC. For
s"ie py ). Z. & r. B. WOOD.
jury 3D. Io0oI Contractors and Builders.
TNHEY Have Arrived. Those very superior Cigars so
long promised have been this day tried and prime
nave Regah1s Princpes Havana, and Plantation, of
Sept y J. WILKINSON s. CO
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TTNIIE firm of WARD, MONTFORT s. CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual The unsettled business
will be adjusted by the Junior partner Mr. VIM p PELLE-
TIER. u. }. WAitD,
EDW'D w. MONTFORT,
VIM. p. PELLETIER.
Jacksonville, Onslow co.. N. c.. Sept II, 1850 2-tf
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
[29-tf1 Wilmington, N c.
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w. II. j. VANN,
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
[28-H] Wilmington, N c.
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s. R. FORD

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dealer in Marble Monuments
w Head and Foot Stones Paint Stones Imposing do
and in Short any article called for of either Italian Egyp
tan American Marbles and work warranted to please
and if damaged delivery his expense
Nov. I6-Ll0-tf
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Professional and Business Cards.

DIR. EDWARD w. WARD
TTAVING permanently located himself at Jacksonville,
specu1y offers his professional services the citizens
of OnSow county lie all times be found his Office
unless when professionally absent.
July 10 1850 45-3m
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JOHN HALL,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber,
l. L2S-tfl Wilmington, n. c..
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DAVID CASHWELE4,
GENERAL Commission Is Forwarding Merchant,
VI Wilmington, n. G.
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rs hereby given all persons interested, that the next
Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions for the County of
New Hanover will hold two weeks term.
By order L. II. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
Sept. q, 1850 36t
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STATE OF NoRTE-cARoLINA


Court Pleas and Quarter SessonsAugust Term, 1880
Penny Kelly
Felix Kelly and othors, heirs Petition fer Dover
at law of William Kelly, Sr.,
decd
TT appearing tie satisfaction of the Court that John
Kelly the defendants in this case not nhabi
of this State is therefore ordered, that publication
be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal notifying
the said defendant appear the of this Court
and plead demur to said petition or the same will
be taken pro confesso, and heard accordingly.
Witness R. BEAMAN, Clerk of said Court at office, the
third Monday in August, A D. 1850.
]. R. BEANIAN, Clk.
September 24th 1850. [Pr. fee 81 ssl s-6t
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ENGLISH AND rIATHENIATICAI.IN INSTITUTE.
THE Subscriber will open his school Wednesday, six
l. teenth of October, in the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
EDITORS TABLE.


GoDEYs LADY's Book, ASD TUE AMEnicAS.-
Those Of our readers who would like 10 subscribe
for this elegant monthly periodical, can now do so
at very small cost. The Lady'sBook is pub
lshed at SO per annum, but as an inducemcnt,
which we are enabled to hold out by means of an
arrangement with the publishers, we will furnish
the Lady's Book and the Sunbury american, one
year for $3.50 cash in advance, to those who NAV
wish to subscribe.
TIE AMERICAN LAW JotRSA L for January con-
talns much matter of interest to the legal profess
sion. large portion of the present number is
taken up with able article, the Standardization
ofWills," by Thos Williams, Esq, of Piitsburg.
This is subject of deep importance and general
interest. This Journal should be in the hands of
every lawyer. Published by Hamersly & Co.
Lancaster, and 7 Peterson Philadelphia.
We refer our readers to the advertisement of
Seth & Brother, Wholesale Grocers and Comis.
sion Merchants, No. 80 Pratt street Baltimore
Messrs Seth & Brother, disposed to offer great
inducements to the Susquehanna traders: Bali-
more is considered the best market for Groceries
in the Union.
The Pennsylvania Teachers Magazine, is the
title ofa monthly publication by the Rev. ]. J.
Buchanan, Pittsburg, Pa, at one dollar per annum
GoDEr's LADr's Book. - The lady's book
for February is already on our table. The illus
trations are very fne-The "Pying Postmis-
tress," "The Syren;" and "The Nest at Home"
are executed in most beautiful style. The like
ness OF Mr. Cooley is excellent, the fashion plates
and wood engravngs are very well executed
The contributions are from the pens of some ofo
best writer's Mr.. Cooley spares no pains or ex-
Pense, in making his book worthy of its extensive
patronage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

Should Congress, when California shall pre-
sent herself for incorporation into the Union,
annex condition 10 her admission as State
affecting her domestic institutions, contrary
to the wishes Of her people, and even COM
pei her temporarily to comply with it, yet
the State could change her constitution at
any time after admission, when TO her it
should seem expedent. It is to be expected
any attempt 10 deny 10 the people Of the
Sts'c the right of self-government, in mat
ter which peculiarly affects themselves, will
infallibly be regarded by them as an inva-
sion of their rights; and upon the principle
laid down in our own Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, they will certainly be sustained in
Their resistance against il by the great mass
of the American people. To assert that they
are conquered people, and must submit 10
the will of their conquerors in this regard,
will meet with no cordial response among
American freemen.
Great numbers Of them are our own coun-
trymen, not inferior 10 the rest in intelligence
and patriotism and no language of menace
TO restrain them in the exercise of an un-
doubted right, substantially guaranteed TO
them by treaty of cession itself, shall ever
be uttered by me, or encouraged and sus-
tanned by persons acting under my authority.
1t is to be expected, that in the residue Of
the territory ceded TO us by Mexico, the peo-
pie residing there will at the time of their
| incorporation into the Union as a State, settle
all questions of domestic policy TO suit them
selves. No material Inconvenience will re-
suit from the want, for short period, Of a
government established by Congress over
that part of the Territory which lies east
ward Of the new State Of California, and the
reasons for my opinion, that New Mexico
will at no very distant period ask for admis-
sion into the Union, are founded upon official
information, which, suppose, is common to
all who have cared TO make inquiries on the
subject.
Seeing, then, that the question which now
cxci,es such painful sensations in the coun-
try will, in the end certainly be settled by
the silent effect Of causes independent of the
action of Congress, | again submit to your
wisdom the policy recommended in my an
nual message, of awaiting the salutary opera
ton of those causes-beleving that we shall
thus avoid the creation or geographical par
ties, and secure the harmony of feeling so
necessary to the beneficial action of our po.
litical system.
Connected as the Union is, with the re-
membrance of past happiness, the sense of
present blessings, and the hope Of future
peace aud prosperity, every dictate Of wis
dom, every feeling Of duty, and every emo
tion of patriotism, tend TO inspire fidelity and
devotion 10 it, and admonish us cautiously TO
avoid any unnecessary controversy which
can either endanger j, or impair its
strenglh-the chief element of which is TO
be found in the regard and affection of the
people for each other.
(Sgned) ZACHARY TAYLOR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21st, 1850.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %

sENiTE,-Afler the presentation OF numer-
Gus memorials, bill from the Committee on
Commerce was reported back without amend
ment.
The bill providing for the repair of the
Cumberland dam, in the Ohio river, came up
for consideration, and after some discussion
was passed over informally,
Mr. Hunter gave notice of of bill to abol-
ish The Home Department,
The Senate proceeded to he consideration
of the special oIder of the day, being the
resolution submitted sometime since by Mr.
Foote, declaring it to be the duty of Con-
gress, at the present time, to provide terrific
rial governments for the Territories.
GENERAL cAss' SPEECH.
Mr. Cass proceeded to address the Senate
on the question OF the Wilmot Proviso.
The Speaker said that there were several
messages on the table from the President
The first one was read, stating what the
President had done in the search for Sir John
franklin, and submitted the propriety of an
appropriation being made TO fit out an expe-
dlion in furtherance of that object The
next message was on the subject of Califor-
MIA, as follows
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
TO the House Of Representatives. Of the United
States:
transmit TO the House of Representatives
in answer TO the resolution of that body, pass
ed on the 2ist Of December last, the accom-
panying reports of Heads of Departments,
which contain all the official information in
the possession of the Executive asked for by
the resolution.
On coming into office, found the military
commandant of the department of California
exercising the functions of civil Governor
In that Territory; and left, as was, TO act
under the treaty Of Guadaloupe Hidalgo,
without the aid of any legislative provision
establishing government in that Territory,
l thought 1t best not to disturb the arrange.
men' made under my predecessor, until Con-
sress should lake some action on that sab
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
THE STATE PRINTING FARCE

The H'ennial farce ofletling the State Prn.
ing came OIL in the Hall of the House of Re.
presenlatives on yesterday. There were
twenty-five bidders for this work. The Emo.
lish printing, was let to Theo. Fem & Co,
al sspsn cents and sir mills per thousand ems,
lor composition, and seven'cents and six mills
per token, for press work and the small rem.
nant OF German printing that is now left, was
let to Philip Weber, at nineteen cents and
eight mills per thousand ems, for composition,
and nineteen cents and eight mills per token,
for press work. The bills were taken at
twenty-five cents and eight mills per page
OF 1900 ems, including the press work on Two
hundred copies. This allotment will certain
ly surprise the PRACTICAL PRINTERS of this
State Democratic Union Of the 2ad inst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
OUR MECHANICS.

There is considerable rivalry among some
of our mechanics, which has resulted in the
production of some of the best work we have
ever seen here or elsewhere, especially with
our Cabinet Makers. MIR. Sebastian Houp,
is abont finishing some black walnut chairs,
elegantly carved, and cushioned with hair cloth
seats, that would be worthy of place in the
East room Of the Presidential mansion They
are not only beautiful in pattern, but have
double the strength Of those generally brought
from the city.
Messrs. Haas & Rem, in their establish.
ment are also about finishing some Mahoga-
ny chairs, OF the same character, though some
what different in carving and pattern They
are beautiful in style, got up with much taste,
and what is more important, they are put
together in the best workman-lke manner.
Mr. Rem has but few superors as mechan-
ic, in his line.
In addition TO the above, we must not neg
lect 10 state, that we examined lot Of draw
ing knives of most beautiful finish, and of su-
Perior quality, made by our young friend
} II. Zimmerman. They are said TO be su-
Perior 10 any brought from the city, and are
in great demand.