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FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with suitable out
IA houses and well of good water miles from Whining
on together with so 100 of land around The
house and well furnished two serys high, and has
FIVE comfortable There about of cleared
land Immediately around the house. of which is well
improved garden spot The remaining in
and contain about 100 young apple and peach
cation is believed be perfectly healthy For terms and
further information, apply to B. l. HOWE, Esq.
Nov. %. 12-tf
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BY FULTON d PRICE, PRoPRIEToRs.
las. FULTON, Editor "A L. PRICE, Associate Editor
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MASSALON, Portrait Painter, would respectfully IN
j fom the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding I'M
place and will be happy receive the patronage of any Ia
es gentlemen who wish to HI nfsTs
himself from his long experience in the art that he will be
give m on in sns an
streets Immediately opposite the Jail, Wilmington, e.
' Sr 195I fF 30-1y
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DROKE JAIL in Whiteville Columbus county. Satur-
d day night, the 10Th nst boy by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD Said Arnold is about 10 years old,
about inches high light hair, and looks pale in
the face badly grown and will weigh about S5 80 lbs.
He has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to in
Whiteville, or any Jail that get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Shift.
Whiteville, April 81, 1851 33-tf
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General Notices.
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms,
that desirable residence Second Street. between :l
Princess and Walnut Streets present occupied by James
C Burr If not sold before the ls January 1882 it will be
offered at Public Auction at that time ts--
Oct. "a, 1S51-7-tlJI H. H. WATERS.
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Business Cards.
Millinery and Dress"Making.

A CARD.
M MRS SARAH II. KELLY takes this method of
E informing her and country friends that she has
- lust returned from New York. with well selected
stock of MILLINERY. consisting in part of SILK, and
SATIN and STRAW HATS, of the latest styles. spen-
did variety of Ribbons French Flowers Embroidery and
Head Dresses the latest Styles already open for custom
ers lowest prices She is thankful to her friends for past
vor and respectfully solcits continuance OF the same
still at the old stand.
P. s-A young girl wishing to learn the trade will find
situation bv annlying soon. October Z, lS5l-1mw
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Tropical Countries.

A very strong prejudice prevails in the temperate
regions of the earth against tropical countries. They
esteemed to he universally unhealthy and so ener-
waiting TO the body and mind of man as 10 dsquaIify
him for mental physical labor They are
garded only suited for the abodes of savages and
wild beasts, for colonies Of the nations subject
temperate zones. Such persons only in singu
lar forgetnness or ignorance OF history Three thou
sand years ago. and for manv ages prior to that time.
the most enlgh 'ened, powerful and populoLs nations
of the world, lived south of the thirteenth degree OF
latitude, and much of their dominons extended into
The tropics. Egypt and India the very cradles Of sci
and arts, the border and within the tropics
while the Assyrian, Babylonan. and Persian en-
pres, together with the kingdom Of Judea, the cradle
of religion, each Of them situated in the latitude
of Florida.
If any imagnes that warm climates are uncon-
genial to civilization TO knowledge and industry, let
him look at the monuments which Egypt has left of
what she a thousand years before the temple Of
Solomon built. and which time in fnrty centuries
has been unable to throw down Nothing Of the Kind
in modern tunes, and in the cooler regions of the NORTH
approaches in magnifcence the temples and pyramids
erected 10 those sunny cmes. Ii NAV be allowed
that with modern ideas of things. the splendid siruc
lures are wanting in utility, but the circumstance cam
not deprive the Egyptians of the merits Of superior ge
MUS in conceiving and of industry and perseverance
N carrying out great designs G.0e 5e.s:5s....t
1t is not the climate much the character of the
people which make one nation great and another nSg-
niiieant. In ancient times, the Inhabitants of Fgy6i
Syria. and Persia, were the most enlightened, brave
and energetic peope in The world At present their
characters are the reverse of what they then were -
Ages of msgovernfnent has extinguished everything
like Industry and enterprise, well every sener
Gus and patriotic emotion. In like manner, Greece and
Rome were in succession the centres of civilization,
of power, and of knowledge. But the enlightened,
brave and energetic people of those favored lands who
ior several centuries governed the world, have leag
since been suceeesled BY degenerate poseriiy faith.
less, cowardly, superstltiops and idle. f.' :.
Christian Statesmen
WAsTED TO kNow,-The man thai bet on the hu-
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WILLIAM A. GEVYER.

WILLIAM a. GVYER,
GENERAL Agent, Forwarding d Commission Mer-
VI CHANT take pleas in informing my friends, that
prepared give all business entrusted to efficient
and personal attention. have wharf for Naval Stores
with ample accommodations Spirit House, and Warehouse
COnsgnents of Naval Stores for sale Shipment and all
kinds of country produce solicited Cash advances made on
consignments o..
Wilmington, N. C June 6. 1851 39-l2m
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NEW STORE AT KENANsVILLE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Dupn
i and adjoining counties, that he has just opened new
in the of Kenansvle and invites all who are in
want of cheap goods to give him CALL as he has general
assortment suitable for the country trade, all of which he
offers low for cash. II. SULLIVAN.
Kenansvile, Duplin County, N. c., Oct. 18th 65t
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ct. 20. 1851
sTATEoF NORTH CAROLINA.

".
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Term 1851
TT appearing satisfaction of the Court that certain
i negro named GEORGE AARON, has been confined in
the Jail of New Hanover county for twelve months
away slave and that the requirements of statute laws
such made and provided has been complied with (ee
Revised Statutes, chapter Ill, section 6 is therefore
ordered by the Court that the Sheriff of New Hanover
ty expose public sale, the said George Aaron slave,
the Courthouse in Wilmington the second Monday
in December next. OWEN FENNELL,
Sheriff of New Hanover county.
Wilmington, Sept l5 1851 2-3mw
$500 REWARD.
TNSCAPED from the Jail of Kershaw District Monday,
T. the 18th day of July last SamuelJ Love- who
vcted for the murder of Mr. Robert j. Lester at Spring
Term, 1851 Said Love is about 20 81 years of age f
inches high has rather dark hair and ofa aow complex
ion, and has downcast look with dark grey eyes, and
of his front teeth little decayd and carpenter by trade
will give the above reward any who will appe
hend the said S j. Love- and lodge him in any Jail in this
State, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his safe
any Jail the United States, that get
him. JOHN INGRAM, S. K d.
Camden, So Ca. August 8, 1851. 49-6m
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A. n. b. SOUTHALL,
GENERAL. Agent IA issiO Merchant, and Col
" LECToR, Wilmington, N. c., will receive and sell on
commission any Goods Wares Merchandise and Country
Produce that may be his care except Sprtuous Ii
uuors He also his services to the merchants OF Will
mington, and the public generally Collecting Agent All
claims put collection, other business
entrusted to his care shall receive his prompt attention He
respectfully soes the patronage of his friends in the above
business or any other business where Agent is wanting
Frus &. M1rCHELL R. H. GRANT,
G. R. FRENCH, o. MYERS
Nav g. lS5I-35-tf1 Wilmington, N u
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Professional and Business Cards.
J.E, KEA, DENTIST,

j. f. KEA, DENTIST,
ESPECTFULLY to his friends and the pub
h lie that he has returned from his trip and is
prepared continue the practice of Dentistry in all the latest
and hopes to have continuation OF that pa
tronage heretofore received
a5sOfice over Mr. Agostines store, Market-street
Wilmington. n. c., Oct. II, 1851 b-tt
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$40 REV ARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 5th inst 80
n Negro Boy named SAM. He is about feet 6 q
inches high, dark complicated, suky appearance-wel1
known Moore's Creek in New Hanover. where he
probably lurking The above reward will be paid for his
delivery the subscriber, for his confinement in New
Hanover Jail any other Jail in the State that he
be got. II. BONHAM
Oct 18th. 1851 6-tf
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REMOVAL.
Removed to Mulberry Street. between Front and
North Water Streets.
THE subscriber continues to keep hand largo p FED
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of -AA398E2
his own manufacture, which he offers for sale the
easonable among which may be found Roc ayays
Baroucsaes Dunhams, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs. Sui
keys, SC. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find to their interest to call and
before purchasing elsewhere am determined to
be untersold.
N B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS.
Whining gton n. c., July 4. 1851 43-tf
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r UMBRELLAS, UAIBR RELLAS.-I have just received
u cases direct from the mandatory which makes great
variety full of Silk Ginghams and Cotton
Silk and Ginghams for ladies and children For
sale very low at the Hat Store, Market-street. 7s
o3l G. MYERS
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CIGARS. 50O00 imported Havana, various brands; 81,
O,000 Domestic, Lotr prices For sale by - =
o3I 49, WILKINSON a& ESLER.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Duplin County, n. c., will at
n tend the Courts of Dupln Sampson, and Onsow Coun
ties and attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. June u 4S:Ay
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TOBACCO, TObacco-Iust received per schr. Express,
fine lot of Tobacco which will be sold very cheap
Call at the sign Of the Turk, Front street
Sept % u l.. BUhbANh.
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D. MCMILLAN, 5. DAVIS.
MCMILLAN & DAVIS,
.DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
~ Corner of North Water and Chestnut Streets, Whining
ton N. c..
Fob %
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

OFFER for sale lease the following lots in the town of
Wilmington One house and part of two lots between
Second and Third Streets fronting Num- street. so the
Southeast lot Second and Num- streets Also
son wishing information respecting the above property, will
please call Mr. Lewis Hines, in Wilmington, on the
subscriber at Whites Creek, Bladen County, N. G.
j. H. CLARK.
Oct 18th, 1851 6-3m
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$500 REWARD.
G0S REWARD.-Runawayf from the subscriber, SSM
eNZ Of Inlu fe

hOR REWARD.-Runaway from the subscriber SsM
eDNc about the Sth of july mulatto fellow nam "a
ed WINDSOR, about 35 years old. He is about five ~
feet eleven inches high full bushy hair rather slow
spoken and rather spare built his front teeth slightly decay
ed and probably both of his teeth Said
and probably have free papers, he has said he
60 any where He is little rinkey about the eyes, and
has old appearance The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery him. in Conway
boro S. c., confinement in any Jail in North Carolina
that he get him. Said negro belongs to James M
Bell, of Creenvle, N. c.. of whom hired him.
August 1st I951-47-tf] s. BELL.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,1
NEWHANovER COUNTY.
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this day SSM
w been made u.s. of the Justices of the Peace "a
of the said County, by John Bradshaw of said Coun q
ty, that certain male slave named JOSEPH, about A
thirty years of age dark complexion five feet ten eleven
inches high and shutters good deal when he speaks
spoken and weighs about hundred and fifty sixty
pounds belonging Mary E. Armstrong, minor, in said
County, and is hired by the said John Bradshaw, who
hath absented himself from his said masters and
lurking about said County committing acts of felony and
other msdeeds: These are therefore, the of the
State to command the said slave forthwith to surrender him
self and return home his said master and do hereby
vided intimate declare if the
does not surrender himself and return home Immediately a
the publication of these presents, that person
KILL and DESTROY the said slave by such may
be used thought proper without accusation mpeach
ment of crime offence for doing and without
ring any penalty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under hands and SEALS this 9th day of October
1851 w. C. BETTENCOURT, J. P, (Seal)
w. N. PEDEN, J. P, (Seal)
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MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-Making Es-
tablishment Secondtreet, opposite Mr.. o. e. Pars-
leys Always hand, handsome assortment of Cloaks
and Mantillas. of the latest styles
Wilmington N. c., Nov. p, 1850 lily
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G. DuPRE DRUGGTST.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER inoy
w Drugs Chemicals Paints. Oils, Fancy Articles "
Liquors, WlndoW Glass, French and Amcrjcam as {l
sorted s12es.
The subscriber keeps constantly hand large and well
selected stock, which he will sell low any Druggist in
the Southern country Every article is warranted to be of
the best quality and put up in the best style Physicians
and Merchants will do well to call and look for themselves
before buying elsewhere.
EPSON and Glauber Salts Castor and Sweet Oil; Rhu-
barb Jaap pecac Arrow oot Cream Tartar Carb Soda
Gum Arabic; Assafotda Gum Camphor; Alex. Senna;
Peruvian Bark; Borax, Sc
Chemicals.
Sulph. Quinne Iodine; Iodde Mercury Iodde Potash;
Calonle Eng. Blue Mass; Spirits Nitre; Sulph. Ether;
Spirits Harhorn Nit Acid Spirits Iodde of Iron; Git
Feni ct Quinne.
Patent MediciEfs.
Sands Sarsapara; Lees, Bcckwiths Peters, Spencers
Wrght's, and Brandreths Pills; Motifs ters and Pills.
Dead Shot, Fahnestocks Vermfuge; Cod Liver Oil; Ayers
Cherry Pectoral; Swaynes Syrup Wild Cherry; Balsam
Wild Cherry, &c.
Paints. Oils, sc.
Pure Lead; Extra and No Lead Eerdigrsin o Chrome
Green i'll oil and dry; Paris Green in o Vermelon Black
in OIL Spanish Brown. in oil; Venitian Red in oil, Sc
All the above articles will be sold cheap at the Drug Store
of G. DuPkE, Market-street.
Whining July %. 1851
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EDWARD CANTWELL,

Market-st., Wilmington, N. c.,
A TTORNEY at Law, Commissioner for Georgia, New
n York Florida, South Carolina, &c, will give prompt
attention to s. cams and all other business entrusted to
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TERMs o. ApvEnTIisINe.

sAdyertisemes ordered to be continued ON The nsds,
charged 81 cents per square for each insertion after the first
Any advertisement upon which the number Of insertions ii
marked viii be continued until ordered OUT and charged
% cents per square for each Insertion
liberal discount will be made advertisements exccedF
ing square, when Published or II 1sonth, CASH IN ADJ
VANCE.
s No advertisement rejecting upon private character
can. under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be admitted
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Schools.
ToPsAIL ACADEMY.

NHE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on We'd
L day the lst day of October next.
College, Principal.
Tnitior per Session of fire months:
Grammar, and Geography. 81 so
losophy. u 90
Higher classes of English Science, including first
class in Algebra, Latin and Greek, Is 90
Second class of same. with lectures the most
important subjects, IS 90
fench and viii be taught if required at the
usual prices.
Board in the immediate vicinity of the Academy, 81 90
per month. Board may be obtained for least thirty pu-
pills.
Should the School require Assistant competent Fe
male will be employed to take charge of the Female depart
ment. N. n. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
IopsaIl Academy, Sept. l6, 1851 9-Iwdwtf
r Sit desirable, that many pupils should be pres
ent at the commencement conveniently be.
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Excelsior.

Excelsior.
The gray of dawn was flooding fast,
As up a stack of chimneys passed
A youth, who bore, mid smoke and SCOT,
A bag and broom, and cried, to boot,
Too-loo-ra-hoo +
His hair was crisp: his eye, below,
Flashed like blackberry in snow
And like penny whistle rung
The accents of the Congo torgue--
Too-loo-ra- hoo IT,.
in kitchen fues he saw the light -s ....
" breakfast fires gleam warm and brightj
Above he sfw stepping stone,
And as he stretched. gave out a groan, ssz
Too-loo-ra-hoot
''Try not the lue Dtthe old man said,
g The bricks rotten overhead = - ...-.-
The chimney hooks will scratch your hide -
And shrI.l that snGfang voice replied,
Ioo-ioo-ra-hoo!
& ssChi stay the maiden said ssand rest
Below till after am dressed' ..t
Some lime fell in the sweeper's eye;
But still he uttered with sigh,
Too .loo-ra-hoo! !! =.
Stake don't tumble through the roof
Look where you put your DEVILS hoof.'' &
This was the secper's last God d--n.
A voice replied behind the jam,
Toolco -ra-hoot
At eight O'Clock, as chimneyward
number of good people stared .t
From out mop oil woolly hair,
A voice cried through the startled air,
Too-loo-ra-hoo
A little colored boy was found,
As dead as if he had been drowned;
He had string tied to his foot
AID in his hand IA bag of SCOT
Too loo-ra-hoo
Beneath the mantel cold and gray
Dirty and stunned aud dead he lay;
While on him, very hard and quick,
Fell something like pile of brick.
Too-loO -ra-hoo I!
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$25 REWARD FOR JOSEPH.
will give the above reward for his return me, for his
confinement in any Jail where get him, Ten Dollars
for his head. JOHN BRADSHAW.
October 81 1851 Sat
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A, b. EVERIETT.

A. b. EVER1ETT,
BUTCHER, Wilmington, NJ c., will pay the highest
ID cash prices for Beef Mutton Lamb and Stock
suitable for the Butchering business.
Persons bringing market such articles, will find it to
their advantage to call on him before selling
The citizens of Wilmington requested to visit Stalls
Nos 10 and II when they attend market the best of the
above may always be found for sale these Stalls
as low if lower than of the others in market
April IS 1851 32-tf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

4 ND AN OPENING FOR RICE PLANTERS CTR
"A The subscriber offers for sale his Mallory Lands,
situated at the junction of the Brunswick River with the
Cape Fear There about 700 tide swamp and udg
from the productveness of lands adjoining equal
lands below the Northwest 1t is well located being
the right pitch both of tides and freshets.
There 40 so Acres which have been cleared and with
moderate work can be easily reclaimed.
Attached is first rate mill seat surpassed by few in the
country for plentiful supply of water which already
dam sufficient, with the exception of q small break in
which be easily repaired. 1t is well located
and grist mill, and thrashng machine To person who
force there great opening to embark in rice
about the largest body of lands that be found in
dy There about IL 1900 of Pine Lard attach
ed it, which have been boxed for Tupentne and have
been cultivated for years. bargain may be had in
e Oct ~ s is5i1 1J N''' culture f. HapfHy WATERS
Sky LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
6 Secure the shadoU its substance fade"
THE subscriber respectfully to the citizens of
Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has opened per-
where he be found at all times ready put forth
his best effort to please all who may favor him with their
patronage He promises pains keep
the reputation which he aters himself his Pictures have
gained for their durability well for correctness of por
trature and style of finish He provided with of the
best apparatus and with every variety of Cases.
Lockets Pins Medallions, Finger Rings &c. in which to
place kenesses at prices greatly reduced He respectfully
socts call from those who wish correct representation of
themselves relatives friends How often do regret that
kenesses remain perpetuae the looks of dearest
but the familiar faces of their actors vanish from reco
lecons like unsubstanal dreams. Be wise to-day tits mad
to defer.
always open visitors whether they wish
pictures not. Instructions given in the art and prof.
cheney guaranteed. j. w. GU Lien,
Mozart Hail. Fronst south of Market Messrs Policy
importing glass, china, and earthenware establishment
October 81, 1851 38-ld-7-3w
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TO TEIE LADIES and fsENTLEMEN.


STOREhEEPERS AND PLANTERS, AND THE PUB
~ GENERAL The subscribers beg leave inform
all those who wish to purchase kind of French En-
Slfs or American Dry Goods at wholesale retail.
come possible to examine stock One of
firm. Mr. HENRY MAYER has just returned and has selected
the BEST choicest and hnomest goods out this All
the French Goods have been from the
and will be able to sell them New York Phade-
pha prices Goods and quality, assure, will suit every
customer. Amongst our stock you will fnd-
Black silk of all widths, the best that is made;
Plaid, figured and check Silks;
Turkey Satin of all colors;
Mernos, Cashmercs plain and figured:
All wool De LANES, of Lupine s. Co s make, at Paris
Apacas figured black changeabe and plain;
200 dozen very best embroidered, plain and hemtched
Linen and Cambria Handkerchefs. at low prices;
Cambrics JacOnet Swiss and barred Muslin &C. &c.
in al. kinds;
White, red, grey and blue Fannes at reduced prices
Ribbons; Gloves Frnges Buttons Trimmings Of the latest
style.
In fact have ment better than ever before
Please call you shall be satisfied with goods pri-
ces before you leave store II. s. ]. MAYER.
n. B. Remember. assortment of CARPLTINCiS will
suit in quality and price all those who in Of any
OIL CLOTH AND RUGS.
RS Samples of Goods ready to send out.
October 81, 1851 SGT
JNRESH GROUND FLOUR. Just received per Schr. A.
J. DeRosset-20 bbls. extra hhds. extra Shoulders
100 bags fresh Flour. At GEO. II. kEiLEY'S.
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WAsTED TO kNow,-The man thai bet on the hu.
man race.
The tonnage Of a q" ship ahoy.'
The exact speed of fast color. a5
The color Of streak Of lneka ts1e ia - sf liz