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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
Correspondence OF the n. Y. Eiening Post.

Things Io"k NqntIy enough:
Correspondence Of lhc n. Y. E,eninr Post.
W: u,.:GrnS, JrLy %.
MI Charles b. Gallagher arivc, r in nncdl-
ehce 10 lie summons the United State Marshall 10 icstl-
~ IN rrlcrcnrc 10 the Glrder cIaim He has been ON cX-
animation to-day. He OF tie .rIes with MaJ'r
Ahen (Ho Col. Alien vi the Pacific News one I" your
correspondents stated day ar Tvs sErsj and Others
i" bought The Polosi mine, and subscribed S5UV VOO I" have
Il d!aned Incy cupuycd this Gardiner h,ir agent to
clhtucl The work. He and after spending the
sOVoo he asked or bui the mines bore cr"ncr NJ
III" eicchcy nor could The company ascertain where tielr
iih'y lad gone. They refused 10 90 any further win
lhc work aud there il stp''d The hing GlIlighcr
heard WAS Tie report which reached him last spring, in Mexi-
c. 'hft ic"c waun the company lukcd GOnn az sort
ui maGruis Sa had presented ard procured The allowance
oI slam lor damages which his T:es had Sustained from
the Mexican war.
have learned these fcIs from private Conversations
nave r"I s'rn copy Gashc testimony, but under
sind tiai IL produced quite sensation The Grand Jnty
tiis n"rnng found hts of nctmcnt against George
a. and John Gardiner for false swearing and another against
John Hamilton Mears, Tor fraud TN the government
] he trial upun these indictments vii! MT tikc place until
December Edward Curtis and Robert Cor@in are us
busy Us bees III hr bucket. The President Is about sending
Commissioner California and MrXc, 10 Investigate
the wh"ld iler, and parties here making Interest 10
nave II a whc-waSlng commission merely. Whether iey
VIII succeed or not will depend upon the amount OF cvicnre
That can he procured tho trial here ii enough testimony
to est ls The fraud u the cnspros and 10 disgrace the
next lends vi the Cabinet iUundn iS!ngtun,
good Viii he taken none Is truuIHt eSpcn>
vi the government from California send copy OF
HE testimony which the claim passed by the M"Al
can Commissioners and leave il yuu anh ynur readers T."
Judge whether upon lis the not tD
bear evidence of having been made Ivy aud ne
person having eye fixed upon the Board Of Commission
wish you would ask who planned the law organizing this
Mexican Commission rather that feature 0 II which
makes their derision final the treasury department. think
II viii found maj tne Ingenious nIv had an Interest
then in the Gardiner clai and knew what hc was driving
a quite rs well or better Than the most oi those WIN voted
for tile bill II. y.
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HiAIikSLE. iAIkD.

IlN ROGERS. Street. ntl RcGivnd, a. Dealtl
E-yta, Italian aa1 Marble Monumen,s Tonbs
81; Mae OF every description Wall Plates Fronts
~ s-sn l.. Carving executed III the ncaest manner.
O.e cuu;iry with reference promptly yattendedto
served his apprenticeship IN one OF the Largest
New iurk City, and having much experience IN The
a:er tina. all work executed al his Shop will give
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

NEwsPApERs-There are tiIy-two newspapers protsnsn
in North Carolina eigh. in Deaware orty-nse n SCUM
Carona ninety in Virginia. hftyh IN Georgia:
and nine in Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
TuE HlCMMuND ENooiiSR,
,,,surD DAILY AMI SEM" WE kLf,
= raw r. & THOMAS kifetE, JR.
Il 1. L VI -.

b
ma, s,yru dollars pei a:nuGi anu a. ui,SlC OF elch
70 V-iH ~ % >tn,;e. irrn than ""e setf fNF Semi
iSc Ia r,r ara, three dollars for GS u.s. py.
N> ' ""'i - re~ ~ The ce." RENTED by maii n psl
~ ia a..'"' ,,unn. u the cui "i 'he year. ,,
aeaf. it a,r ma, rcnur' per man. III bd and
~, Al '1'- n, ,s EA"rs 'he postage $GA lei.
,,alap %t ,r,f,, The i's>ise o single ieuer 9carre
1..s d .? ,| wr,,tt In the accumulation OF p"Se in
%, s,r.,", HI' ~ ,ny ERTsING p''0''
,,uy t%GIIEEE For ht'een lines or less tss in.
y Iiih rAi1 1 .,r .uttertm. rnseril"n twenty
u" G.> Gems 't w,e three times wcekanrty.
~, bali GEMS -, -,tt,,. t,r ,h,r,v lucs a. ~
'a4-' advertisements, u .r'irr iclslh--cNccih fierY
:: ~ .l.,ur,> charged .nars. taie' ncte
81" I.itern lines, or icss hIst !is1iui
. frr .Icf Continuance q" cci''s' :., -,
,r ! ..iaCc Ne Accompanied WIKI hc au' u'aie's!,
~ .,,,. r.g,Errs. ~ lu$trt cNccuai
lrt.> rlG i'!rGi,S respect eLteea'as eiSh' ares
- ~ rs Gtt .T!.S-nt.'> -, ,.s i,
,J pI... .td l r'ases from tls country, Whenever u
- a snns % Us, nih- DC .1'isn'lcd'e1 " u
-, ,t ,v rtNrias .ic rch1"r .'"d "r tey wall In u
shcL Every measure, ihIl "S orrn taken 10 vel
a,; ;uzzes i'!orh arre"'"r una 'dl''hs wen
m.sl III such upu! ttc communicating ai's ceft
h. ,ne po 'c~'':' an he hack NJ ne 'He'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
To Me.srs c. ". PURxINs, and others.
Remarks of r. FLOOD on the Engrossmeat Of the Amer


ed Constitution.
Mr.. FLOOD said:-
Mr Preside Mt The district which have the honor in part
represent chimed that representation should De basea
nn pcrsuns and property combined. Indeed Sir nearly al
.sern Virginia urged the claim We desired this be-
caus. principle us and proper that taxation ana re-
nrcs.u;on should 90 oeether-because in opinion In
State which the minority Of The people pay tw'-thlras
of the rrveuae that minority against unequal ana
unjust taxation ard appropriation, that minority shoulo DC
Drute ted by constitutional provisions.
u sir although this subject of all others the most I'M
n mi and interesting constituents well as 10 my
SELF il the only upon which we ielt deep con-
Germ We desired many changes in the organic law. many
M these changes embraced in the Constitution now oe-
fore Us and although they not in the shape most oes,
a5 the question IT, shall withhold it from the conSd-
Grafton the people2 We have given 1t turnl and SUD-
stance 1t is the result OF many months OF arduous ao0l
the production Of this body and the people nave rs
demand that they shall pass Judgment upon OUT ~"rA.
In. COMPROMISE from the committee ana was
adopted here affords '9erable protection Tor teeh years "
come but leaves a after that time in the power o ma
ority of numbers. But the guarantees anu es'c.ohs
wnch have been inserted since the adoption o lc Co'
p.onisc are stringent in their application uih anY
nc cpntaincd in the present Constitution. They require
the Legislature, whenever an appropriation shti oe duc:
To provide by taxation, for the prompt extnguishent VI
the debt and INTEREST," prohibiting at the same ne the iah
If tne State in any form whatever from being pledged tor
the benefit of internal improvements PROVISION 10 aiso
made that under twelve OF age shall De taxed
and that th1t tax shall be assessed upon le
| exceeding that on land worth S3UO
This Is not all capitaun tax equal to The Tax upon
$500 worth Of land is be levied upon all Tree white
m,r inhabitants over tine age Of twenty-one yenrsm
Now when is remembered that there are nearly loooou
more white inhabitants Of the Blue Ridge than there are
east il papabe This must enue 10 the oene ooh
| ri the property and persons Of the east
am constrained hcteiore 10 think That my constituents
l, m blte urcc ed from unjust taxation by the new han
v the Existing Constitution So believing, and having Sc
,.d liberal changes for those whom repre-
u win the cx,ensinn o the right If suffrage and the eec
lion blythe people of nearly every oce-eSecutve leglsia
i've judicial and ins,-ra- do MT feel al liberty to deny
nm The privilege of saying whether they Will nccePt or re-
iect ;hs Constitution For these reasons, and IN Vie"
hs fact that my constituents though firm in their attach
men, to the mixed basis sangne in the hope of man!
of the reforms have adopted shall record my vote II
| Tie aif :uaive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

EXTRA HAZARDOUS-The new constitution Of oA!o
coInts-geng married and keeping gunpowder for sal0
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C0-p,R p,RTy.NSHIP DI>SOiyED.

,, ca prrersh, h. r.ire rxsn. ~ lhs Ct der the hrn
,IKNaRD PEETON X sun. s Nils day dSsni'ud oy Inc
OF the senior irlNer The Will b. osed (anL
o ,i- nrin u ed ,uprs nur by eluer rarin
vbd. w Gui,is their respective Da ah.es-ihoss
49, viii plea prss,Gi theih l"f 'in,'nlel.;
80 l;nkNaRb PEYTON.
-..,, IS,i Z JEFFERSON PElTON.
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SEw BUSlSlS SIS,

l.rsignel wat c.nl!ri- gr.rr4 Commission and For
r.us,r-> ais Count, hopes b, diligence
u M n pa u the trl"iiis o ths
4 puai!c ueraily lie ls pared ~ max ietanna
:. re. ,n c,u.. isnneuts. 4. JEFF ERSON PEYTUN.
, N I'D august |, ISL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

The Washington correspondent Of The journal OF Com
merce says that friend Of his recently had conversation
with President Arista Upon the subject OF the IehuahePe'
treaty. Arisa mentioned Of the reasons, why INC
common people hated the Americans The fact that the Amer
lean authorities had people publicly ogged. in the "fHs
place. for theft and robbery-u thing uneard of and shocA
Ing to Mexicans.
"Presdent As,a expressed desire TO shape 'e
Institutions of Mrxco attcr The Of The United +
though he admitted diff ncs t,t would attend ire e.
fo:t As the rchnanepec Treaty he d"ciareh at ne no
made in good fIith and he hoped that The Congress
ratiiy it, But in the mean time, he hoped that me =.
Government would preserve moderate and iofoeaF:ns
course and that the Tehunneprc Railroad Company "ou'l
d.sst from their operations II 10 ""s al
;,s should b. obliged force pe the cx?hS"n o. '
Company he should do it, he d bat with iL Know
eye of the results That il would lead 10 tire nFlhef ae
lation of Mexican territory he had no doubt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
CORRESPONDENTS.

IHos H. Flood, Esq:
DEAR SIN: Allow request OF you that you will pub
m through columns Of city papers, and such others
may copy the remarks submitted by you 10 the
Convention the question of the sngrossnient Of the
Amended Constitution OF the State By the Virginia Reform
Convention G. W. PUHKiNS,
JOHN PETTY,
SAML WATTS,
IRA WILLIAMS
d. y. DOUGLAS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
"ADv1CE TO MOTHERS on THE TREATMENT OF INFANTS
Sc-By MRs. DrKwetr

The great mortality among infants i, to be wondered
a when we consider the total ignorance of mothers
and nurses with regard TO their proper 1t Is
great defect education OF fe les that they are NJ"
required devote portion OF their time to The study Oh
Physiology and Anatomy that they may understand al
least tie general principles Of important sciences
This little book OF Mrs Burwe's will in Measure s:p'
ply this defect II contains many valuable directions .o'
mothers and woul heartily recommend il 10 titr
perusG There is animal 50 helpless in infancy mao o.
that requires such constant and yi.ant attention i,
therefore, all important that those his early nuf'
training entrusted, should qualified tor Una.
Murray's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

r:sNiED PEl TON retiring from commercial pursuits, ten
M ra, Thar ksla his friends tor the liberal pat
. n.y nve onc AMI generously extended to him. He
"a %: their lavnrs his and late partner,
fEsuN P.H1US, who has had experience OF years
- ! par the house, ard way we qualified tu
liz, IN. t,u 'rr>s Aueu cav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

NICHMUND,
GssrLEMEy have received your favor OF this date re-
nrstnn me To publish the city papers copy of my re-
,rE. last evening upon the enarosscnt of the Constitu
,ion chcerfuly furnish the substance Of what SAID on
''''S THOS H. FLOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

| NIX. bOFfS, AS VIEWED ABROAD.
The Petersburg IntelIgcncer, (Whg) Mr. Boss
dcclinalion ~ letter, and says
"The Richmond District is now n tangled sksin, and we
have little hope that II be unraved before the a! o
election Some months ago. would not have gistn sIN
pense 10 ensure the election OF Whg. As matters men
stood, tho Wings had the game in their hands 'rl
we ure like the ees used TO sknnng" and must endure
tha, which cannot be cured"
! The South Side Democrat remarks:
ITO those acquainted with Mr. Bolts bnll-do. de-
termination OF character and who know win "i'"t
anxiety no aspres To n seat in Congress, tn's wiz
appear an almost incredible announcement. And, IN
truth, the resignation is bur little than petition i
denomination. lie surrenders thcdndida;ue as MAN
surrendcrs his eyetOoIhwith awful CONFUSION o cuh
tenanre But wherefore does he retire from field before
The bute begins? This question he annuunces letter
of almost lncrnnable length. He does decline the con-
ssr (he would have bficve) bcuuse he anticipates "e
ent the contrary he boasts that his election bryona
The possibility OF failure Nor indeed does lie say explicit
y by what he is impeed. He n,imares hc re-
signs his nomination 10 avoid disacng and dividing the
whig party 1t that the loss occasUned by AI bos
retirement s irrcparabe We understand Mr. Mered
Of the Convention, will supply place by The sui
XIV cedin But whoever may be nominated by the WINGS
Mr.. Seldom will be elected by the people Mr. Bots !ule'
his and herein is found The secret OF his resanaln
Mr.. Meredith is, however, ccar OF al! connection
with the Nashville Corv, ntion which Mr. Bots lcnounces
being bad as tic Hartford Convention Mr.. W. o"H an
active part in advocating its assenhllge against MIN
and all such politicians Mr. Bolts and his devoted party ae
fxedly urraycd.
The Lynchburg Virgnian (Whig) says:
ave are afraid that Mr. BJlts course present and rast,
will do much harm 10 the Wing party in the Ric'lona
District the spirit Of disunion' will to the country
The Fredericksburg News tWhg) is very pvntec us ol'
lows:
"Mr Bntts says he is popular than he mas ever
BEEN Hc is The iherncrter OF popular sentinel
we have ever Weheard him predict in ~ Clay
would get every State the Union. he has never pen
candidate that his would br larger than II ever hhd
been before He mistakes the noise about ScreaNiS'e
and Bucheftuwn for the mighty cauract o popular sen
nient which when heard from onc PORTIONS Of me district;
will teach him his fatal deisiun. Mr.. Bolts M b"tis
most grievolSy you are mistaken. 1000 w""ld DC
Sedd0ns majority, with you his opponent We hno"
many Whig in the DISTRICT not one vi Them W" So'e
for you Burnt brandy won't you. You viii lose
the district the Wings for is very plain ya nen u oe
the candidate Ii The noninee II as clear Us she sun
beam you determined your budy guard shall vote 10" no
one else The district is lost beyond redemption. And to
the Hon. J. NJ Bolts will this disastrous result be dG'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

~ -IuUGJ bags Peruvian Gui!o imported BY Saul. &
"Hs i-ciw HUGH W. FRY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
General Notices.
EXCELSIOR.

Lerow d Blodgetts Patent Rotary Sewing Machine.
FNIS Machine will perform fine stitching, at the of
yard mnute either for curved straight work
and in making sort of garment For Taors it is
deed invaluable and for Cap Makers Carpet Bag Grain
and Salt Bag and Upholstery Manufacturers, it dehes
petition Also for Gloves and Fancy Sewing One machine
will perform the work of ten girls hand labor
Six silver medals have been awarded this machine, in the
Fairs Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia Albany, Bat
more, and New Hampshire.
1t was patented the I'd day of October 19 and there
in actual operation two hundred of these machines
making Clothing, Caps, Bags, Sc. SC.
Messrs. VIM E. Whiting s. Co., No 124 Pearl-street,
New York. in six months and with twenty-four machines
made $60, 900 worth of Caps alone!
Mr. Ler0w has just returned from Europe, where Tin
nection with VIM. H. Gary Co., 25 Pearst., New York
British Colonies, also in France and Belgium.
An association of in this town having purchased
the Patent Right this State of the above named Sewing
Machine and desiring to become fully acquainted with its
S p Policy "a well known and practical machnist to visit
New York for this purpose After full and careful inves
cation of all matters pertaining thereto Mr. Policy reports
he has witnessed the Sewing Machines the highest
various other Machines intended for this of
which will bear comparison with Lerow Blodgetts and
parties who had purchased another right have Abandoned
and bought this.
An improved Machine, brought on by Mr.. P, is i'll
operation the Tailoring Establishment of Mr. Chas Barr
where it may be seen.
We guarantee this Patent to be valid and this Ma
chine all that is said of 1t in the above notice
We prepared to sell County and Town Rights of
this Patent and respectfully invite the attention of all
who wish to make to the merits of this Sewing Ma
chine, which tells its story.
R1-Orders may be addressed to S. P POLICY, Will
mington, N. G.
Wilmington, N. c., January 81, 1851 2l-3m
**Observer Fayetteville Telegraph Goldsboro North
State Whig Washington; Newbernan, Newbern Standard
and Register, Raleigh; Watchman, Salisbury will publish
once a week. to the amount of SO each.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Nf1E subscriber having determined on moving South-
west, offers for sale his Plantation whercon he nowA
resides in New Hanover county, the West side of the
Northeast River nine miles below South Washington and
twentyfour miles North of Wilmington, containing about
1000 Acres of Land 100 of which cleared and good
state of cultivation and between 400 and 500 Acres of
Swamp or Lowand that never overows easily drained
about 40 Acres of which is cleared There every facility
for getting produce to Market the Northeast River, within
two miles, being navgabe at all tmes-the County Road
leading from Wilmington to Duplin county, and half
mileand the Railroa within three miles There is also
excellent range for Stock equal to any in the county
The situation surpassed by in this part the
ty for health He would also sell his stock consisting of
Hogs Cattle and Sheep, with the Land Terms
dating and easy JEREMIAH HAND.
February 21 1851 24-3m
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,


Dyc-stu1fs, Perfumcry, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
THE subscriber has just returned from the North yY
with large and fresh stock of articles in his line yI
manufacturers in the Northern Cities whih he offers The
lowest priccs and warrants article to be of the best
quality consisting in part:
Gum Camphor; Powd Rhubarb; Seidlitz and Soda Pow
ders Bermuda and American Arrow Root Ext Jalap Ext
Colocynth Compound Cacned and Carb Magnesi Castor
OIL Cubebs Copaiva and Sarsaparia Capsules; Concctry
Senna; Emory; Peruvian Bark Shop Furniture Walls;
Cl,emicals.-Caomc Sulph Quininc; Sulph. and Act.
Morphine; Syrup Iodde of Iron Stychnne lodes Ner
curry Sulphur Lead and on Lacate of Iron; Citrate of
Paints, Oils, Dye-sturfs, GIass.-Whe Lead pure,
extra and Nos /; Putty; Window Glass by TO- 10 by II,
II by A. 10 by 15 u by 15 II by 49, IL by IL Madder In
digo; Gall; Venetian Rcd Spanish Brown; Logwood;
Oils Whale and Sperm Oils Paint Brushes; Sash Tools;
Badger Hair, Blenders; Varnsh Brushes Sable Artist
Tools, SC.
For Pastry.-Coopers Isngass; Preston's Exits Lemon
and American; Pretons celebrated Yeast Powder Cloves
Pepper; Mustard Seed; Ginger; Aspicc; Nutmegs CHINA
mon; Sweet OIL &c.
Perfumery Fancy Articles.-French German,
and American Coogne Lubin Extracts very large asort
ment; Aromatic Vinegar Guerlans, Rousels and Haues
Shaving Cream Lubn's Toilet Soaps 80 dozen assorted fan
ey Soaps % dozen French, English, and American Hair
Brushes so dozen assorted Tooth Brushes dozen Shaving
Brushes dozen Nail Brushes Military Shaving Soap Hat
and Cloth Brushes Toilet Powders, Meen Fun; Prepared
Chalk balls white and pink; Alabaster Powders Lip Save
ing Wax Toilet Bottles alarge assortment; dozen Barry
Tricopherous dozen Phaons Invgorator; Haueis Eau
Lustra; French, English and American Pomatum Oil of
Rose; Powder Puff Boxes; Cachon Aromatse India Rubber
and Buffalo Dressing Combs Tooth Picks Bear and Macas
sar Oils; lndelible Ink; Dupuy's Liquid Solder, SC;
For sale by VIM. II. LIPPITT,
Druggist and Chemist.
October IItb 1850 60
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Property at Public and Private Sale.


VALUABLE TIMER LANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the following valuable 9
Timber Lands to wit tract containing 300 acres 4
known Caledonia Iand formerly belonging to the
of Francis Pridgen decd Said land is situated Black
River, about 80 miles from Wilmington and is well wooded
and mbered with excellent tave and shnge timber Also
another tract of about 40 acres lying Black River 45
miles from Wilmington and adjoining the lands of Enoch
Harvey This tract is all Cypress Swamp
The above lands will be sold credit of six and twelve
months notes with approved security If not previously dis
Of a. a SALE they w be H as public
24th day of March next. Apply to E. J. ANDERS.
Rladen county, Feb. 2l, 1851. 2-ts
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vTTOJID respectfuy to the citizens of Will
w mngton and its vicinity that he has taken the Da-
uerrian Room in the Mozart Hail. Front Street. North OF
Messrs. Policy & Hart's.
Pictures made in every style and size, from Loeket Pic
ture to a half size Portrait. -,
All invited call and examine my specimens OF the
and judge for themselves
B. as my stay in this place is limited, those wishing
correct of themselves will find the present
favorable opportunity How often do regret that no
remain the looks of our dearest rlenf
familiar faces of actors vanish from e
Marah = Is5I 26tf
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NEW nrIILJNEnv coODS

MRS. V. R. PERSON has Just received. and is n
1Fl now opening. splendid assortment of Goods EE
comprising all of the most desirable styles suited the
Also, good assortment of Trimmings suitable for La
dies Dresses-n fact variety of Fancy Goods usual
ly kept in store of the kind.
Mrs Person takes pleasure in announcing that she
gagged Miss ART Of Philadelphia who is fully skilled in al
the various arts of Millinery, and would be very happy
have the Ladies call and the articles produced
her skill.
Mrs returns her thanks to her friends and the public
Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore received
MRS. V. II. PEIIsSON, Agent.
Oet 10th, 1880 81
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover ~
county, N. c., the 28th September, 1885, (as q
a runaway slave, negro who his name is q
GEORGE AARON He is about % years old, feet ~
inches high black complexion. He came here as
from Boston September last He preends he is fee and
says he was raised in Brooklyn New York The
said negro requested to forward property pay
charges him away otherwise he will be dealt with
the law directs. OWEN FENNELL Sheriff
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 10, 1851 l6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

n TILL Saws, Pit Saws, Cross-Cut Saws,
Nl Circular Saws of extra thickness, and the
improved graduated back Hand Saws, of all
kinds and Of the best quality, all made for, and
warranted by, J. M. ROBINSON, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment OF Rice
and Corn Hoes Turpentne and other Axes
L. WooD's Patent Round Shaves best of En-
glish Strainer Cloths and the heavy, fre-proof
Pot Ware, the real old time article. All for
sale cheap, at the Southern Hardware Store of
J. NJ. ROBINSON,
Late of Baltimore.
IT'S plain that Southern independence IS to
come of encouraging Southern institutions.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. 3, 1851.