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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
New Livery Proof.

a. New Livery Stabies.-Fire-PrOOf.
I2N HAVING completed my Livery Stables, am
Il ready to receive Horses livery by the day,
week, month.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the House. and very convent
en to the business part of the town. They built brick
and covered with tin which makes them entirely FREPRooF
They large commodous and well consructed and
respect comfortable and convenient any Stables in
the United States.
also have or the accommodation of Droyers large and
comfortable Lot, together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs kept constantly hire
My HOstlers cannot be surpassed in any country and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to those
who favor with their custom
feel grateful to friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and merit of their
custom H. r. NIXON.
Wilmington, N c. Dec. II. 1917. l4-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

clear stream reflects all objects that upon its
shore, but is unsullied by them it should be with
hearts-they should show the effect of all Objects
and yet remain unframed by any.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
Hotels, &c,
BOARDING..

AN be had at the late residence of S. Hoard, very
~ moderate terms We have that not be
surpassed for comfort or good bedding v R. Person and
Mrs p will superiuend the House, and promise to do all
in their power to supply the table with the best the market
affords. Y. r. PETERSON, for
Feb. 7.-[22-tfl MRS. HOARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
HORSE-SHOEING Sc.

Having spacious Blacksmith Shop attached, they
will make and repair Agricultural IMPLEMENTS Mill 4 Z
M ana narcnd Ihy
Having of the best Shoers that could be obtained in
the city of Philadelphia who has had experience
the business and importing expressly that pur-
pose they their work to be equal SUPERIOR
to any other that can be done at the South.
N. S. NEAL & co.
Wilmington, Feb. 21st, 1851 24sf
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COACH MAI<ING, REPAIR1NG. AND JoBRING.

COACH MAKING, REPAIRING, AND JOBBING,
Corner Iard and Princess Streets opposite Nirons LiuerY
Stables, Wilmington, ". c..
TNHE subscribers, having taken the establish y Eco
ment on the of Third and Princess SITS, go
Wilmington N. c., formerly occupied by W. ]. Cornwall,
intend carrying on the above business in all its branches and
prepared execute orders with which they may
favored promptly and in workmanlike They will
attend to making and repairing Carriages of all descrp
tions also, Buggies, Wagons, Drays Carts Sc. &c;
and having secured the services of faithful and experienced
workmen they feel confident Of being able their
work in style of ncatness and finish that fail give
satisfaction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

l. All of the inorganic substances described are
generally present in cultivated crops but not in
variably sometimes one or two are absent.
2. The quantity of ash yielded by different plants
varies
g. The composition of this ash also varies, and in
as great degree as the quantity.
4. This applies not only to different kinds ofpants
but different parts of the same plant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

49, Wilmington Saddle, Harness, lSMSNY
NOsTRUNK NUrACTORy. As ~


H.. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, GECSSSt
& OeTRUNK MANUTACT AsaAQA1
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
recently received large additions to his stock of Saddle
and Harness mOunngs &c. of the latest and impro
we'd STYLE and constantly manufacturing his
arketree description of articles in the above line
FROM has experience in the business he feels confident that
he will be able to give entire satisfaction all may ia
vor him with call. He has hand, and will
stantly keep, large assortment of Coach Gig. and Sulky
Harness; Lady's Saddles, Brides, Whips, Sc;
Gentlcmen's Saddles, Brides, Whips, Spurs, &c.
Sc all of which he will be Of the best materials
and workmanship.
He has also large of Trunks Vases, Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satehel fancy Trunks &c., and all other
offers low for cash. short credit to prompt
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags, &c. &c. made
to order
In addition the above, the subscriber always keeps
hand large supply of String Leather. and now, and
will keep through the good assortment of Fly Nets
All invited to Gait and my goods whether in
not, take pleasure in showing my assortment to
all who may favor me with caH.
Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price to per-
sons buying to manufacture.
Also, Whips at wholesale.
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
sons. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
June IL 1850 40
DREW LIsTs.-A large supply hand and for sale low
" at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
GUPERFINE Flour. $50 bbs fresh ground. For sale
y by MILES CoSTIN, fondon's wharf.
lid Gloves dozen Of those superior Gent kids Just
IN received at SCOTT s. BALDWlAS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

awe are fearfully and wonderfully made" said
Mrs. Partington after she had stood for long time
contemplating the Aztec children. Her hands were
resting upon the back of chair she said this and
she made the observation aloud so that tall gen.
tleman stopped down to get look under the black
bonnet. He thought she spoke to him. " We are
fearfully and wonderfully made" continued she,
especially some of u.s. The ways of Providence is
past finding ont, and we don't know what these Hay
stack children are made for, no more we don't why
the Fishy mermaid was made, or the man in the
moon. Perhaps they are made purpose for curios-
tiles and great curosites they are to be sure moth
ing but Providence could make anything curiousor,
unless Mr.. Barnum should try. don't know what
to make of 'em human natur I'm certain, never
came done up in such queer wrapper as this be-
fore. They say they are distended from the Hay
stacks, long ago gone to grass. And Tke said she,
turning to the boy who was teazing Max with a
stick, . Ike, look upon em and pray that you may
never be born 500
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

The number OF foreign emigrants arrived at New
York far this year is % SS5, an excess of 6526
over last year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

r UMBRELLAS! Umbrellas! One case superior finish
u Umbrellas, just opened at
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S, Msrket-strect
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Interesting to the Ladies'.

The following advertisement is from New York
paper. 1t appears to be genui: Wedon't admire
the mode, but this is an age of progress
"WANTED-By gentleman (who has neither the
time nor inclination for the idle terms and
MES of courtshp) wife. He is of middle age, me-
dunn size dark eyes and complexion, good education
polite, easy address, character and reputation
ceptionable habits strictly temperate, and possessed
of property to the amount of forty thousand dollars
and over. He is DESTROYS of forming union with a
lady of thirty thirtyfve years DID, of unexception
able character and standing in society good health,
and kind cheerful disposition; and if widow, with
she has will be settled upon herself He proposes to
visit the Worlds Fair, in London, next May and
thence extend his tour through the greater part of
Europe, and would like to have his wife accompany
him. Any lady wishing to reply to this notice will
please address note to Veritas,n office of Boyds
Express Is William street, within one week, over
whatever signature she may proper, to which she
will receive an answer appointing a time and place
for meeting between herself (or friend if desired
and the advertiser, Cor friend of his to arrange
preliminaries for interview between the parties,
should one be deemed necessary, after full ex-
change of facts and examination of daguerreotype
likenesses, &c Should interview be agreed upon,
it take place in the presence of such friends of
the lady as she may please to invite. Up to this
stage of the negotiation names nor identity need
be disclosed, consequently no confidence need be
abused and, guarded as the intercourse will be,
indelicaey nor scandal attach. The most salts
factory explanation will be made for the rather
ell and unusual course adopted by the writer to OBJ
tain wife, and, he makes the communication in
perfect candor and good faith, he trusts that
will reply to it other than in the same spirit.
In the town of NJ. Vermont, there lives man
who is well known for his gloomy disposition. and for
entertaining settled notion that he is the most I'M
lucky of mortals. Let whatever may happen to him,
he considers the event disaster, always grumbles,
sJust my cussed luck In spite of his hopelessness,
the man is Universalist in his religious belief but
being little shaken in his faith day, by the ar
guments of neighbor, he exclaimed Well, l
don't much believe there is hell but if there is one,
it will just be my eussed luck to get into it."
Boston Post.
The number of foreign emgrants arrived at New
York so far this year is 22SS5, an excess of 6526
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-03
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LETTER FROM ". A. DREW 10. IS.
N,,ittoths Cn,tlI Palace.

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on ihr inside with scarlet tapestry, anil iru1
which are displayed signs of The nmcs o
State. and Nations. coat. 1T arms, hlrnrr
crystal chandeliers lu rildci Framework, Sc
Those galleries have occasionally open quad
unruhr spaces. with haun.slcrs and CALLER,
wall, around them lkc the principal ones, Z,
enable thu-e aho,c 90 look down into ihc low
cr .llu0Ds, and those ou iha main iuor Co ro
rImrscs of she rcccssgs, arches, alco,,.
ruou. aui saloons abuyr thrm The val''
ct these qusdaugulaI galleries are also hl0l
with devices, paintings, images, DC. Thu'
YOU look up 90 thc roof, which, Ike lhc WALL.
arc ct rur, gloss. hui screened from lbc sun
rays bya white ,ln,ls, drawn over 70. To.
ar., ruvf o1 i'r ..1r portions, b. iyuy.mu
tri ti.h. il.D -cr.uI s.Niy.sN. That OF lrs
central t-ausrp,. vr have already uuac-l, ,'
lu- Crt h,cal. The vast fu1r Is ul planned
narrow p.auk h.I hlIl au inch arlu ilai Do,
d.u m1y Joguruaeh. E,ru,bu. clean
aud tac aIr sweet Each Nation, Depart
m,nt IS furnished With rror ruum, elevated
platforms, pyru.dnl sh,l'r-, counters, "a
brs, -.',1 c1s.- i-''Irc against tho walls,
and Whl'r'cr c'~r 's necessary ior ihc rrr,l-
uon and display ui anything ana everything
thar ihr world could hunr together a, thc rr.
sa.'s of labor, ssI.I, 1s'. aua ri'nc,s Ard
iHo sgac.. ALLOTTED .-. .II ".ruI...
Now In"s 20 OBJ. people. M.Nna nm"'ue
masses amongst a.. '.... ''..'o o' '''''' "'
curiosity, art w-n anl "uWH D. every W'
u.n, It0-u1E. '". costume I'." sunny I"'
aa ln Central Amrrr, Co i.. number hF
mw.r,u seventy la.u-.t arrau beings
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srn v'"shruddar iu lafhcr ~ cunecal her
iru 'hr er'horic.
Aneor ih' rsr.ons vlo fcd with ". Kos-
sr.h h-G-r ilc o,rrvi Giving rrn her ,fh's
ca.m.-.. wrs M elderly l,dv. whom IL is nse.
css-rv io y s.oual, -s " drmc L.. and
who. fHr h'.or ua1h's o. r.l, re- fl.t md q,
'nr -s 'Nns, vho vsr' v-r1rrr a0d Younger
ih71 hr-.r't. 'rr1 h.rrn- exhausted and So,
'sN N'h.oI. She l1I r son. Ma'ur in 'h-
llrr.rH0 7-riv. n-1- ir- p.r'on II lhc Gov.
r-1ns. 7nI i,o'h 'h- s0o mi mother we warm.
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7rl vr7ry .or-7er. ofrosroo IN: rh'n .rary
conveyance 1I- rr.s'rl Oh, yr" sr1]y plain,
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"Dcath.bcd charities, saws Dr. Sherlock,
'' are tuo like dcaih-bed upculancc men
seem to gave ihelr estates 'u Gud and the puur,
JUS, as they para irom their sins, when they
can keep them no longer."
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green painted seals in The shade Ol lh'N'
trgcs witness ihc crystal waters OF the srr-
. rsutiuc lake bcforc rs which wc must cross
bv means Of a huta.tic bridge, and ON who's
bosom boats and swans are sailing louk you
in a souih-cas,crly direction, where HYDE
Park uuI,rs with Green Park ON which che
Queens Palace that looks into ~. james
Park is situated. and rJmar, ,hli culossa.
statue. iu mi,-hcl,cu. towering above tug
trees. ltis ur'u marble arch of an lm-
msusc gateway iha, leads from our park iuto
t1s other. and represents lhc Duke OF Wei
hnrton. as,rJc ui h,s noble war hsr.e, with
a sgy.rlass boz hrs night hand, and a cloak
hanging irum Do. shoulder, The statue o.
of b-,rrr ana so large tl7, aII tbc GREAT or'.
lines of %, tor-s arj Jirr ar' clearly visible
nc "a rrrat als,l~cr. Having cue-'d trr
bridge ui thc Srrpru'Inr, a0er haIuug at ls
clean shores ior a mcmsr, io laihc our hands
a4I ra,fsra pebble. vr enter that part ofihr
Park which , ihc lb1uugharr ioihr paI1rf
from anp,brr pau ct rhe CITY so cha, ihr
,aauus ct people are rov more than doubled
There be- uo longer ary rr.,n rrs>. f'a'.
.irrs rrr- io ihc Palace, have rui these
man, acre, NJ, constantly aII over Cor monirs.
tatur whole surface gr open grounds ard
urFrr tfe trees tS -s bare 1nl smooth as
Hrrl raJ Iry,I s-a beach Tfeur,,, hnerr.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
pTnLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CULPEPER

.,rpc,, VI "a s,rss of me Circuit Court of Cupelcr county
;r,ncuncrl ih day of June, ISL III G"ase ~, G r
penlins lao Gordon guardian o. Am , c. ic
q, r!un Lucy r. Gordon. plaintiff; and the sam Ann 49,
Fanny GoI" Lucy T. Gordon Lars,n , MN "
e and Others the undersigned as m,
The Cou will offer Tor ~ae al public AUCTION ON of Ed
DAY the 30h OF July Western View, the lae
ward H. GORDON IN county Of Culpepef, the following Ni "
wit: sbou
This land tuacd the Rapid ann ire dp
mr. miles from the town Of FrederckS5ufs ana dpou i L
lance from The line of the Alexandria and Orange ana s
adiuins the lands VI 1eie'na
Esc CaDt Geo Wal ace DR. John Walker and othc au IS
r,I IN healthy desirable OF the coa'F! IN of
ia acres of ver AMI very icIti aoou' ~ a.
a,, land near the dwelling hnusethe balance " u' -
e. and il, 20 ID order CULTIVATION THIS And mas u" s
,orv r.Iry and other necessary out.houses -; ,,,,
ri The act uf The first named tract cT".5 Ill
an acres about one half which is cleared. aa1 tHc
limb red containing
al lot of land half mile from the as' haheu'
hr-, acres ta Saw Mill on II IN GOOD repair ,o
irh ue seventh part Of tract OF land Containing so
between the G. mania and Ellys' ruat all ~ lnoel ,;
s, ahnut seven eghths acre oil unoefen du
county being undivided interest," hed onI! WIN h
Iucy Gurnn decd, upon the following terms, W
, money 10 be PAID in four equal instruments WIN inter
M n nn Iav be secured by BONDS win approved
y and the title land 10 be Retained Us turner sc
oa The puhascrto privilege OF paying in cash tn
| frs, insalment, or any portion thereof onnoy Oh,
| June 7-cds 'oAA' a. NN"f
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''' " ~ VIM H. MAYO and r.o.r,or.
m w,ds ESD w SPEARIS, H"1e''o'''
-

Urine nj Dec for the county OF Cum.
the 6ih of March, lS1 al the sun OF hr
Ann DANIEL vs Archibald PAGE admur Of John Daniel dec ana
rs the undersigned. special Commissioners appointed ny sau
viii on WEDNESDAY. the Both Of July ls5i, II lair not
linz oc for sale onthe premises 10 he g
"a bidder NJ the Tract of Land on which me late 'hn
DnlsI resided, Broonedying both sides of Willis RIVER
IN Cumberland county containing by late survey heeu hundred
the land IS Cleared au III sood
order Tor cultivation about 10 $50 acres are
an Will. river buckingham branch and there Is an
mnly nj timber ON ach side There b2ls acres
wing on the East which are located an
,ry Dwrn. House. containing rooms nearly new anu all OF h
hnscs shousc negro quarters
tobacco houses. DC. $685.. -, ...h,., h,rr,
and several tobacco houses ~ 49, ,,,y
The land will be altogether separate parcels as may
best purchasers . .- t.,,, ,hs lac
Of sale and equa! annual
Bonds pay m'n o The pure money win apr" Ia @
rv will b required. and the title the land retained as
sec The purchaser will be allowed crop VI III
due and full possession will be given ON Inc is''a' "
Mr Archibald Page who resides in the neiEhooIhooL anu VIZ
Balow the premises "! ase nac" i''as'
'"'5 " ' " JOHN e PAGE. c,n,rs
w.. "a cuon ED 6. BROWN,t
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

TIME subscriber 20 all descriptions OF par
Band onp Iron. aiso Railroad anu nat
from best Virginia Metal from Smiths
when preferred lie has now on hand very which he
oners 10 reduced rates. and invites those IN "
give him call.
Iron aasnow been applied all purposes Of
% horse shoes, DC and has osen nsy ap
proved Inc uuiegned therefore recommend It's use
gea 70 consumers especially those requiring IRON
lie also prepared all kinds Of Castings and Machinery
May 2-3m j. r. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
LAMBERIvS OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH Exchange Notcl hlCIf

LANTBENT"s OFFICE.
FouRTEENTA STREET, under the Exchange '0'e'"''"
Drawn Nos Monongala, Extra, 40, July l5th
81 ~ 81 A As 2G 81 6u az 50 So .n,,p,,
Whole % ~ 56, another small prize. lAhnhA''
60 . 81 - u 55 81 IS 80 %
Drawn Nos MO@s"s.ra Extra !, Class as y July 18th
Drawn Nos Monnnsai Extra Glass 81 July 18th
IS IA ;E5 II 5 81 ~ - Il GG Il Is. ,,,
Whole Ii 80 80, another small one l.ahnrH'
Drawn Nos nf MonunsaliI, No. IS. July I'h:
IL 20 IS IS Is 10 u 40 co s - % i.
Drawn Nos Of Mononsalia, Ezra, Class V, July L:
10 81 IS L, 67 II II IS q, i 81 is 6I.
Drawn Nos. Monunrulia, Extra SO. July 10:
81 I'll G3 - 81 II ~ IS AZ - i3 ~ |.
Daw, Nos ) Ms ~ n. a! csss So /; !l y ig.
Whole IS Is IS, prize ui Sl3U. LAhDcN''
Schemes the Week. ,,
TUESDAY-The Virginia ,lonongaa Lottery Glass Si-GatH
s2O TO- ZOO, Gp 26iJ, 20 Of DUJ, &C - Nos is
Tickets so-shares ~ proportion
WEDNESDAY-Thr Va. Munongaia Lottery. Extra. Class y
Capitals: s37 ,5H SS!, OF 500 10 Of iUo &C - NUS ~
drawn Tickets su-sares III proportion
TIUKSDAY-Thc Virginia MononsaiIa Lottery CASa NO
CapisIs s21NO sOn 5u 5000 2s9! luof i,lv &C 20 '''
IL drawn. TicEes Substitutes III proportion. - :.
FRIDAY-The Virginia M"no"saia Loery ENn, ia, Ts
Capitals S6, 2UOu lb, IL3 al w. &c W ''''''
~ drawn Tickets s5-shares puinrioE
BRILLIANT SCHEME foR SATURDAY July 10TH:
Virginia Mnnueaa CIa,s G, 10 be drawn 2on Jay I NO.
prize sGjOO, 49, 2uju luIhn IVeI 2>' w. % ,"
OF 1880 ~ Nos IL drawn. Tickets .2'-siArr'
r- Change of hour Sales vAe'les u >
o'clock r. NJ and the drawinssarc received about ooc" "
Iegraph. , Nv, r,,,y. Thu,.
DAYS and Saturdays, o'clock Sales close at na paS' II
Price of Tickets from 81 10 81 ou u;.,..,
Shares IN the Mauy Co. o wheh
there are drawings prices varying " 10 ~ "l
tickes will receigcthe NOT prompt anu INC
THOMAS LAMBETH
No g. Exchange Place. Richmond va
H i'T1oN'' " july 81