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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

alERUvIAN GUANO.--25o pure Peruvian uualo,
receiving direct from the agent no mistake Tor
sale by HUGH w Fry.
Also Rio aguayra and Java Coffee, together
with senSra Groceries Cotton Yarns, No. all Of
which will be sold low &c punctual customers IL w
lb...cM
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: 60, .nd pythias he would comprehend. but
OF Da will give her life for him she nurseo IN
ie and whose manhood kndes in her breast
nrds such as his mother never feels ,s.e. h.
am aware sir that sentiment is after all an uns,o
the ,atesmans calculations When my loving orohta
SIS b Ss North admonses Of the danger Of resisting ms
m less my slave should cut my throat oug ne
" thankful for the SUGGESTION and look about me lot So
~ coincidence But experience and reflection have o
SINCE pointed these had hoped to exhibit view
,hem IN this letter. But find ii already 100 long 10 sos
mem II nrnnose to Law before Northern friends some
,h em which may calm their socude on our @
and which hope words would eafn sea
would for their sakes and for the sake Of NE n@
their particular attention. oo-N VI
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ISEMOTAI



nRAPER Co. Bank Note Ensrayers have removed froI
IL Walnut Street. to the Philadelphia Exchange,
March iq-dlt&clt
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SEFTOS x CIiIPPENDALE MANAGERS
Second The popular Comedian, Mr. CHARLES BURKE
,TNIs EVENING TUESDAY, March ~ $780, viii be presented
the papulsr Come piece OF
YOUNG AMERICA.
NJ. ard Mrs John James P0olcy, Nh and Mrs Slaia.
which the Drama OF tho
JACOBITE.
I Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

S,AMUEL J. BOOKER, Attorney Law, VIII pf s rar
cuiariy m the cony and Superior Courts Of Buekn2'
bersnd and Prince Edward Address Buckingham Court h'O
JAM T-cwew
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+ White the beuci, VIM Allen and los Hooper and iu
recorded the Clerks Office the county Court Of Hanover.
undersigned said deed will proceed sell 10 tho high
bde ur ready THURSDAY The 18th OF the reen.
the iar day herea!eI the land conveyed
deed consisting 81 subject the widow DOVER
will be laid OF the day Of sale Said land lies The
md the Chckahomny Swamp, adjoining the
Nathaniel Savage and others large portion OF Ts
gonis The itle land believe
but selling will such ue
only vested III NATHANIEL l.. SAVAGE,
March JAMES CHADICK
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TRIySPORTATION LINE

SPhlNG STOChs
NtE would particularly invite the attention OF purlsrrs {" on
w stock OF STRAW and SILK GOODS
Florence Pearl Aboni Dunsiab Tulip. Split Straw lnt '
styles Braid
Pamela. Chip Hungarian aud French Lace
Willow, Lawn aud BombIzine
BONSETS.
Panama Maracaibo ghorn Palm Leaf sLd many Jie,
Braid Hats
Rich Bonnet Ribbons, styles
Satin and plain Ribbons, all widths
Bonnet Silks and Modes
Coored Grapes, Illusion and Net, Lace
Ruchrs, Quiiiines. and Bonnet Tabs
French and American Artificial Flowers
Aud all klnds OF Millinery articles. Band Boxes DC
We shall receive additions through the stock NJ S'
Goods, F0xboIo Massachusetts
W l. p CARPENTER 60.
N,rrt -2r Pearl Street.
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IL conclude w:t the popular aspiecc which Mr. G. BrRh
made entirely his own called the
SPECTRE BRIDGEGHOOM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

NEW SPRING STOCK OF cLOTHiiSSs ,hai
SIIAS MERCHANT is receiving hi Spring Sac. Ia, II
= which superior workmanship and style g. 'ny ] o,
feIrl by himself his be 'ni 'if .
and blue Dress ai trc. roits; ci-hn-r'tr Dap SIS
Ennane,te Luair, Linen. !n Ch'c anal f.i" rocks et,
Coats bark anl fancy CisSliaer: PH all .dtirs, '.-
Valencia on.zine tIfseies Vests ~ 'arie >" I
IT, Tho above Clothing been manufactured by himself a.,
care and he ran with confidence recommend his
ie public generally. Those OF good and cheap .o'
invited al call al NJ ll2 Main street . ,orp ,,.ut
w. r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12
General Notices.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.


SEAIL1ED will be recevedunt II o'clock IN
Con Monday the 29th inst, for the building of Female
fIny IN linton, Sampson county, to be built after the
~ by % feet, with wing each side 20 by 36 feet the
story to be l3 feet high in the clear the upper story
IO feet in the clear the wings same heighth as the
nam building to be one room in the building by 42 feet
story htted up with seats and desks for the of
alter the manner as drawn the plan with Teach
ers Platforms, Blackboards &c To be passage leading
from the front of main building u by Is feet with stairway
lean 10 second story two rooms also lower story of
main building II by 6 feet on lower story
each wing two of 20 by 20 feet of 20 by Is feet
be p windows and 10 doors in lower story There will
SIX rooms III the upper story of the main building also,
Two rooms IN the upper story of each wing S windows and
III doors III upper story to be passage running right
wide the building to be constructed of wood, be well
be with good hard pine quartered boards
inch thick and hew inches said building to be covered
ment front with large heavy antcs be With
entablatue, to around the whole buding-the ends
angles building the antes and entabIaures to cor
respond with the drawing of the plan; the floors be
good quartered boards inches wide inch thick tongued
and grooved and blind nailed; all the joss be 20 inches
apart and furred with inch strips inches wde and IS
be of the size and finish shewn in the plan The school
room Of main building to be celed up high the window
have wahboards in all the throug ghout the building
TO be rolling blinds to all the windows building
Of the entire building to have two good pasterng
There will be six chimneys located the plan will Indicate
to be set substantial brick wall pillars three feet high
from the ground All the materials for the completion
said building to be furnished by the contractor and approved
by the commissioners the contractor to give bond and a
proved security for the faithful performance contract
according the drawn plan and specifications The bull
ding to be completed by the first day of May, 1851
Separate proposals will also be received for the erection
said building the materials to be furnished by the
siOnCrs
The plan and specifications may be any at the
store of Messrs. l.. G. HBEARD s. Co.
TIIOS. BUNTING,
J. r.. BEAMAN,
ISAAC BOYkIN, Commissioners.
FRANCIS PUGH,
ALFRED JOHNSON,
Clinton, April lst, 1850. 3O-4t
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Bound for the Cold Reglons The subsc!

>ET1No Bound for the Gold ResiOms :-The subscri-
go Der having determined going to California, Of
for sale his Lot and buildings thereon situated Mar
ket Street occupied Carriage Manufactory The
large, and the buildings can be conveniently converted
into large and comfortable dwellings.
Also variety of RIDING VEHICLES, Saddles, Brides,
and Harness, which will be sold very low.
To any person wishing pleasant residence, the above To-
cation will be found very desirable, and bargain may be
had. Terms easy.
All indebted to the subscriber by account
are requested to settle the without delay.
Wilmington, n. c., July l3, '49. ISAAC WELLS
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Dee. 2Sth.
aA SI2J Reward.-Rmaway from the subscriber re-

aA SI2J Re.vard.-Runaway from the subscriber,
a" siding in Edgecombc county four miles North of loss
~ not Depot, and about quarter of mile from the
abroad about the 2d ofScptembcr last, his ne
GRO man named HARRY Said Harry is about 40 years of
age feet inches high thereabOuts; yellow compeXon
stout built has a his left leg from the cut of an axe
has very lips eyes deep sunk in his head forehead very
Souare toeraby loud voices has lost or two OF his upper
front teeh and has very dark spot on his jaw supposed to
be a mark
Harry is Carpenter by trade and has been in the employ
mcnt Railroad Company in whose service he was when
he runaway He is we'll known along the line of the Road
supposed that he has obtained will endeavor to obtain
papers from free coored man living in Nash county, by
the of Moses HAGENS, and his IN order
to make his way to free State.
The above the property of Mrs COpa@e of
Edgecomb county afterwards he fell into the hands of Asel
Farmer whom he purchased by Mr. Barnes of said
county from whom purchased him about SIX years ago He
alter his probably call himself Harry
Coinage Farmer Barnes He last heard from on the
lIth September the Newben Road, about mile and a
half from Wilmington. cnquiring the way to the Sound
will give the above reward to any person VINO VIII denver
him to me- or lodge any Jail in the Sate or One Hun
red Dollars if lodged in any jail out of the State that
/ get him again.
Captains vessels cautioned against taking the ABOVE
negro away, under the sevcrcs penalty of the law
GUILFORD HORN.
| T.eecombe county, n. c., Oct. 5, 1919. 4tf
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Washington and Lafayette Hotel.

~ THE subscriber having taken the Washington Hotel in
onnection with the Lafayette House respectfully informs
his friends and public in general that the two Houses
open under the and style Of the WASHINGTON AND La
FAYETrE HoTEr which is under his immediate upernten-
dence and ready for the reception OF transient OF steady
BoarderS. -. =,
The Hotel has been throughy ceansed and supplied with
bedding and furniture of description lie has also
obtained the services good and faithful servants and he
datters himself that he will be able give satisfaction to those
who may patonze the lo4se as no pains Will be spared on
his make his guests both comfortable and conented
His TABLE will be found bomtifuy furnished with the best
tho market affords and his BAR supplied with the best of Lii
quOrs. - - -, ,o,o- DA'lD II1]Al1E1
Wilmington, Y. c., Oct II, 1S495. I'm
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TO 10 FARMERS AND THE PUBLIC.

luJ MrhlNNIt & CO., 6. r. Potter and E. D.
Purpose Fye entered into special Co-partncrshp, for
Ike N, ',cherlns, and for other purpose whatever.
for nr% and erS nnec Se tEev 'ne
them ." present. and would advise those who wish to
akct T%n BY letter before they drive their
e .s s1 recently bought Mr. PErrE,W ont nnjnr
+ ''''c That we should have his custom and patron
--s2uJ.I q 1o,o DAVID r. McKINNE s. co.
I5-tf
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Fashionable Tailoring.

~ D. IAELLY, Having disconnected himself from
scnrl Et'SoN, would inform his friends and the pub
from mat ne has taken the store on Front Street
Y Office ,TI ket street, Immediately opposite Dr. Bella
One, "hFTe he is prepared to carry the Tailoring
. shortest ne he will cut and make gentlemens apparel at
Dot to notice, in style of workmanship and neatness of
surpassed by any in the State and he hopes to
a public u 'he patronage ol MS former customers
-, 1910
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New Livery stabIes.-Fire-P Proof.

TSSS1 HAVING completed my Livery Stables, am
N ready to receive Horses at livery by the day,
week, manth 90. ,ru.
NV stables are situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly oppose Courthouse and convent
en to the business part the They built ofbrick
and covered with tin, which makes them entirely
They are large comnodous and well consructed and in
ery respect as comfortable and convenient any Stables IN
the United States
also have (or the accommodation of Drovcr large and
comfortable together with basement under the Stables
sufficient hold hundred horses and shelter them wen
and comfortably. -, -.
HoRsEs CARRAGEs and BUGGIES kept constantly or hIre
NV Hostlers cannot be surpassed in any country ana
therefore feel confident Of giving satisfaction to those
who favor me with their custom. ~ = j.,
feel grateful my friends and the public tor tnelr
patronage heretofore and hope to merit o te
custom. II. H. ->i-AS
Wilmington n. c.. Dec II. 1Sf7. t4-tI
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1IE subscriber having purchased from the estate of w
r. GALES Esq, deceased, the entire Edition of Vols. g.
of Cases decided in Supreme North Carolina
(rom December Term 1915 to August Term 1913, lnclu
the Cour reduced the price from Sir Dollars to Fire
Dollars per volunc and prepared to furnish them to Gen
of the ar and to Booksellers except Equity
be published in few weeks, of which notice will be given
for the whole for any Volumes prompt
N attended to; and the arsuppedo reasonable terms with
the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports and Law
Books generally.
Bound copies furnished to the Profession in exchange for
their Nos. B. J. HALE
Fayetteville March 23 1S49. 2S-tf
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Hotels, &c,
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT,

AT ELIZABETITOWN, BLADEN COUNTY, y. G..
CARTER respectfully informs the travelling pub I'm
n lie that prepared entertain travellers his A
HOTEL Elizabethtown, and will be pleased to receive
of patronage His Table will be found furnished with
the best the surrounding country afford His
furnished with bedding In word, every effort will be
made render his guests comfortable.
His STABLES well provided with provender and aten
ded by careful Ostlers.
He has large Lots for the accommodation of DRovEEs
EoIruorv 1880 22-3m
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ROCK SPRING

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully @EsFEzzzzsa
L Hounce to the citizens of Wilmington ca
and public generally, that he has employed
experienced and kful wOrmen for the purpose making
and repairing all articles of Cabinet Furniture and
he has made large additions to his stock of Furniture by
cent arrivals from New York and Boston and in DAYS
the arrival of schooner Jonas Smith and Others the
North, will make still larger addition, That his
ment will be very complete.
Furniture will be made to order, repaired short
tice and at moderate prices. J. d. LOVE.
March s, 1850 26-Gt
GOlsbOro' Patriot CODY till forbid.
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Mercantile,
NEW YORK CLOTHING & DRY GOODS STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WOLF & Co, PROPIIETORs


THE NEW YORK BRANCH STORE never in tbo
rear, is now filed to overAowng, with splendid assor-
ment OF Spring and summer Clothing, which will be sold
thing in the Clothing line cannot fail to be suited
We do not feel disposed to brag but leaving others long
and startling advertisements merely ask YOU to call ay-
ing tried us or9, you will be to try again.
We especially invite your attention to elegant lot
French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats which their
equal in this or in other town in North Carolina Also
large assortment of Black and Fancy Cashmere Doe
skin Pants; Silk, Satin and White Marseles Vests all
cut and made in superior style.
Our stand North Water Street two doors above and
four doors below Rock Spring. WOLF & co.
Wilmington n. c. April 5, 1850 3O-4m
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Columbia Academy. RACK Creek.
TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

THE first session of this Institution will open the
day of October under the superintendent of JAMES H.
BRENT graduate of Randolph Macon College It's location
is II miles East of ilmingOn the road leading to New
bern, BEAUTIFULLY and pleasantly situated in neighborhood
where Board be obtained at Sc per month Terms of
tuition will be as follows, viz
Lower branches Of English per session of months 81 90
Higher do. do together with Mathematics, .I2 so
Latin and Greek, Is 90
NICHOLAS n. NIAON pres't Board of Trustees.
September II, I849. I-tf
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TNIIIS DAY entered into CO-Partnership, THOMAS c.
i CRAFT and EDMUND II. GRANT, under the firm of
CRAFT s. G r A Mt,
who expect to keep constantly hand complete supply of
Family Groceries.
They occupy in Bccncourts buildings, two doors
bCOw the
Every attention will be given business and they hope
give satiflcOn to customers.
WiimingtonN c., February 4th, 1850. 22-f
THoS. G. CRAFT. EDMUND II. GRANT.
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NEW NOVELS.

TUST Received at the Book StOrc.-The WiminctO
j novel The Debtors Daughter, or, Life and its Chan
ges by T. J. Arthur Mary Morton, or, The Broken Pro-
mise by T. ]. Arthur. The Adventures of David Copper
field the Younger, of Thunderstorm Rookery part ist, by
Chas. Dickens. The Canestine Marriage, by Ellen Wal
lace Of the engrossn novels have taken
sometime. Crena Green All for Love, by G w. NJ.
Reynolds The Mysteries of Bedlam this work comprises
vivid and animated pictures and the most astounding facts
the whole is thrown into frame work of romantic beauty
forming tale of profound dramatic interest The Red In
an of Newfoundland by the author of Prairie 6rd suf
cen recommendation The Confessions of Con Cregan, the
Irish Gil Bias by Charles Lever The Bronze Statue,
The Virgin Kiss, by G. w. NJ Reynolds Fanny Hervey,
The Mothers Choice, of the delightful books of
the Sir Edward Graham Railway Speoulations,
by Catharine Sinclair. Constance LINDSAY, The Pro
gess of Error Gentleman of the Old School, tale by G..
?; R. James, Esq. The Fencing Master, or, Eighteen
Months at A. Petersburg, by Alex Dumas. The Queens
Necklace The Secret History of the Court of Louis AV
by Alex Dumas. New York by Gas Light Kate in Search
of Husband by Lady Chrysais The Black Plumed Rifle
men, tale Of the Revolution, by Curtiss The Silver Knife
The Hunter of the Rocky Mountains The Three Golden
Balls The Diary of Pawnbroker. The Steward, ro-
of Real Life, by Henry Cockton. Oliver Godfnch
the ypocrite. The Orphan Seamstress narrative of in
mystery and crime. Jack Shepard beautiful pic
toral edition it has been got publisher at immense
cost. The American Illuminated AbbOtsord edition of the
Waverly Novels The Texan Captain and the Female
Smugger. Grcgorys Guide for California Travellers. Dis
course Woman by Lucretia Mott, being full Promo
graphic report. The Agrcuuriss Guide, and Almanacs
for 1850. l.. II. PIERCE.
5th.
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TAILORING

Rn nsS in Wilmington and will corry on the TaiIorimg
sion r ;, IN all its various branches He is in posses
He " ne latest styles, and from his past experience
&e mast ne feels satisfied that he please the taste
aa ~ >,'uous. 4 trial is all that he asks, to con-
M fl "" @ >keptlcal. He guarantees all work that he
lgr Igto Iyo TO be made in lrOrkman-iikc manner.
~- 'Nt2 36-lv1 S r. ROBBINS.
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A.G.B BOWERS q BROTHER.

VTT ATCE4 and NIOck NakcIs, a5cVVclIers, Sc, o.
w opposite the Chronicle Office, Front-street Viii EAi
mingtOn n. G. T&zE
A. G. B. having just returned from the North with a new
stock of Elegant Jewery, Watches Clocks, Musical Boxes
Plated and Silver Ware, respectfully invite the Ladies and
Gentlemen of mngton, and country generally to
inc stock before making purchase elsewhere, fat
ter ourselves that sell goods at low prices any
other establishment South This stock the third
have received within the last five months, which proof
that quick sale and small profit the best and only way
the good will and patronage eff the citizens generally
n. B-Evcry description OF Watches Clocks, JeweIry,
Musical Boxes Plated and Silver Ware personally repaired
and in wOrkmanke not to be surpassed by any
other establishments and warranted for year.
February l5. 1850 6
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crs n Is bow out of business and offers his scrvi-
accounts ' ~ Ia1Iic a General Collector of Notes and
Nc> o VIII also take account of Lumber, Shingles,
April IS!, ing that will ensure an honest living
49, '-")-tfl JAMES BURCH.
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.
A. G. EVANS q BROTHER,


DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, Ex-N
~ change Buildings, Wilmington North Carolina, ~
Wholesale Dealers in Drugs Select Medicines Paints TX
Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stus Perfmery, Fancy Goods
Patent Medicines, Varnish, old Liquors and Wines, Ha
vana Cigars, &c &c. respectfully physicians
merchants, and the public that they have
exclusive wholesale business in the above articles their
old stand where shall keep comprehensive stock of
the best selections from the Northern markets. in quanti
ties suited 20 the trade In this New Enterprise
determined to bestOw the careful attention. Believing
the resources of that portion of the which, with pro-
per lndcceemenS, might conveniently trade this
poin Will warrant the undertaking enlarged scale
VIII be our object with the facilities possess in purcha
sln to retain liberal portion Of this trade State
The greatly prices at which we shall sell will ena
Die the purchaser in many instances to the freight and
other charges from Northern Market with the additional
advantage of getting his Goods a much shorter time
We call particular attention and builders
to stock of Paints which will always be large
and warranted of the best quality.
We have the various coors ground from pure maerias un
der our own supervision Linseed, Lamp, and Machinery
Oils, may always be had pure, and at low prices.
In order that we be fully understood, append
the guidance of those Interested the
prominent lending articles:
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HaIIettviIe, Long Creek. &, sth january 1850.
T subscribers beg call the attention of the citizens of
Long Creek District and surrounding country, to their
superior stock Of goods at on hand the greater part
which has recently been received direct from New Ork
and Northern markets Their stock consists in part of
the following articles which will be sold cheap for Cash
Barter, viz:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, HOllOw-Tarc,
WOOd-varc Cutlery, CrOckery, Guns, Farming and
Gmcnts Garden Seeds, Ready Made ClO-
thing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Sahdlery,
Medicines and Dye Stuffs, Alum and Sack Salt, Corn
and Bacon, sc. &c. sc.
In addition the above, country residents will find many
articles suited their wants which will be offered for
sale at low prices Is. X. {. llAl-l1kII
Jan'y s, IS50.-Il l9-tf
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WILLIAM a. GWYER,

TH'All Agent, Forwarding u Commission Ncr-
."N hmmgtOn, \. c.. will make liberal CASH adj
N con$lgnmcnts of Naval Stores and country produce
soU ANhuSnesS entrusted to him will receive his per-
1 r"s ss,, gv,yNlon as usual.
+S ohce on Front Street. near Market. 81