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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

For the Cure

Among the discoveries Science this
generation to facilitate the business of life increase
Joymcnt and even prolOng the term human existence
be named of value mankind contrf
button OF Chemistry to the Healing Art vast trial Of its
virtues throughout this broad country, has proven beyond
doubt that medicine combination of medicines yet
known surely control and the varieties
of pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
midst thousands and thousands every Indeed there is
abundant to believe remedy has length been
found which DC relied the dangerous
fecons of the lungs Our space here will not permit to
publish any proportion of the affected by USE but
would present the following opinions of eminent men,
refer further enquiry the circular which the Agent below
named will always pleased to furnish Free wherein full
particulars and indiSputable proof Of these facts
From The President OF Amherst College, ,hc eelebra-
ted Professor Hitchcock.
James G. Ayer-Sir have used your Cherry Pectora
in Of dee-seated Bronchitis satisfied
pound for the relief laryngia and bronchial diff ulties If
my opinion to its superior character be any SERVICE
.EDWARD HiTCiiCoCK, Ii. d"
From the widely celebrated
Professor siIIinan, NJ. d., L.. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry, Nneralogy Yale College
Der Of the Lit Hist Ned PHI and scientific Soci-
cites of America and Europe
s. deem the Cherry Pectoral admirable composition
from of the best articles the atcra Medical and
to cure
Ne" ,H IIsven, Ct; Soy; l. 1870;
has used the Cherry PectoaI win wonderful sue
cess, to cure inflammation OF the lungs.
From c. t!,c Grst Physicians la Maine.
DR.. ]. C. Aver, Loxe-Dear Sir l ana now constantly
using your Cherry Electoral in practice and prefer 20
vatOn of many cases, am convinced it will
coughs colds and diseases Of the lungs that have put to de-
fance all otIler remedies.
invariably recommend its in of consumption
and consider it much the best remedy known that dist
Respectfully yours. |. :. CUSIIMAN. MD.
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver, Practical Chem 81
Lowell, Mass
Sold in Wilmington, n. c., by DIR. A. c. EVANS &
and Druggists generally Throughout the State.
feb -, 1871 2Ie0wtim
TALL and Winter stoek.-Closing out at low prices
l. for cash, ut t
SCOTT BALDWIN'S Clothing Store,
Market Street.
ffNfiE Best Fitting Coats, Pants and Ncxts-Are
l. made to measure. in the latest style,
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
A MOTHER ArriEai-Ten dozen of those Patent
n - Yoke Seam" Shirts, just opened at
SCOTT BALDW1N'S, Market Street
T)AOUG.IS and Corn Shcllcr.. 80 No I'M p,o,
Is No 60 Ploughs 90 ;. III
10 Ioin - 20 II
10 Corn Shelters; s C,ttins Kn;ro.
D"TS ana fointS OF all sizes, Sutons Right will
% soI.t very low, oy PERRIN HARTSFIELD.
pSAEDY, Brandy.
do. do. Edgerton's do. ' do
or. casks, do do do
half pipes Seignette do. do
or. casks do. do 10
Al the above are in bond and will be sold low. by
SAVAGE & NEARES
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yALUAELE LAND FOR SALE,

TINE subscriber having determined moving South 20
west, offers for sale his Plantation wherein he
resides, in New Hanover county the West side of the
Northeast River, nine miles below South Washington and
twentyfcur miles North of Wilmington containing about
1900 Acres of Land, 100 of which cleared aad good
state of cuyation and between 400 and 500 Acres of
Swamp Lowland that never overfow easily drained,
grayelly and inferior in fertility land in the county
about 40 Acres of which is cleared There every facility
for getting produce to market the Northeast River within
two miles, being navigable all timeS-he County Road
leading from Wilmington to Dupin county and half
mes-and the Railroad within three miles There is also
excellent range for Stock, equal any in the county
The situation is surpassed by in this part of the
tv for health He would also sell his stock consisting
Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep with the Land. Terms
Outing and easy. JEREMIAH HAND.
February 81, 1851 2t-3m
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb 18.-Peach Brandy, Is Soc. Apple
Brandy 10 45c Bacon 1Oc Cotton II 1I5c. Corn,
IS 9oc Flour, S. IS S. 25. Feathers, % 3Oc. Limo
81 Is g. Lard, 81 &C. Whiskey, AZ a 45c.
NEwBERN, Feb. 1S-NAvAL SToREs.-Yellow dip 81 10 a
81 Is; scrapc, 81 40 Tai, 81 25 Corn So 80 81 per
bbl Meal 92 per bushel. Cotton 12c Bacon 1Oc Lard
&c, Sweet Potatoes IS to Soc. Pork, SIC.
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the following valuable @
l. Timber Lands to wits A tract containing 300 acres
known Caledonia island formerly belonging the
of Francis Pridgen, dec ID Said land situated Black
River about 80 miles from Wilmington, and is well wooded
and timbered with excellent and shnge timber Also
another tract of about 40 acres lying Black River IS
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 previously dis
posed OF private sale, they viii be offered public
tion at Calley's Mills belonging to c. Henry, Esq
9th day Of March next. Apply to E. J. ANDERS.
Bladen county, Feb p. 1851. 2-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21
An Act Concerning pilots.

SEC BE enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Of same That all vessels to Cape Fear
river with the intention of taking return cargo of Coal
which has been mined in North Carolina and actually takes
return cargo of Coal shall be compelled to pay Pilot
age het the Bar of the New Inlet, at the main Bar
of the Cape Fear liver between the mouth of Cape Fear
and the of Wilmington Porded, That such vessel,
when coming in sight of said New Inlet Main Bar shall
shall be designated by the Commissioners of Navigation
and shall keep the flying until said vessel has arrived
her place Of oong anchorage, which said flag shall be
of the dimensions of three square feet, with white ground
and black ball in the centre and not less than foot in
aforesaid from all Pilot charges upon their hosrg said flag
under way and outward bound from said River Prordcd
They shall hoist said flag they break
ground shall keep the flying till they pass the
New Inlet main Bar Prorided further, That vessel
having board any merchandise freg except Coal,
shall be entitled the provisions and benefits of this
SEC Be further enacted, That all river crafts upon
exempt from any and ali charges Of Pilot"ge.
SEC 3: Be further enacted, That any vessel coming in
to said New Inlet Bur- upon said Cape Fear River
oage, shall double Pcta to be recovered of the
piotage coectahe and the potage collected shall
be equally distributed the Pilots of said main Bar
SEC, T. Be it further enacted That all laws heretofore
passed giving power the Commissioners of Navigation in
New Hanover county to regulate otage so far the Same
be- and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC o BE further cacted That all vessels engaged in
the carrying of Coal the of North Carolina shall
raise the flag designated in this act by which the Pilots
know that their services required, all occasions
whenever the said vessels appear the coast of North
SEC g. Be it further enacted, That this act shall be in
force from and after its ratification.
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly, this
-0''' N'' N' ], c. DoBBIN. s. nc.
w. n. EDWARDS, S. s.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA,l
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
WILLIAM HILL, Secretary of State in and for the State
copy of the original which is file in this Office
Given under my hand, this sh fay of February ISL
Feb. 81 1851. Commercial and Chronice) 2l-4t
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SLAVES WANTED.

SEAN ES WANTED.
THE undersigned wishes to purchase 200 900 White Oak
Barrel Slaves, and So 900 White Oak Ash Heading.
They will be received Cooper Shops this place.
the bank of the River any point between this place and
Wilmington. high price will be paid
Z. S. LUTTERLOH
Fayetteville, Feb. 81. 1851 Tobsl 243t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, always
sold in the water and subject to the expense of landing
inspection, eoopeage &c. Lumber ST cents to 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpentne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

CHARLESTON, Feb. l9.-CoTroN-The Cotton market was
much depressed yesterday and sales made
figures than at previous time this prices
cver remain in very unsettled state The transactions
reached about 800 bales ranging 10 to I2
opntS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 6 p. M-Flour 81 A SIS 12t
Corn Meal 81 ST. Wheat 98c 81 r. Corn 81 &c. Oats
y a Ace. Rye II Use. Mess Pork 3d. Prime 50 so a
50 IS. Lard 81 Sc. Rio Coffee 11sc. Cotton dull
sales reported. Whiskey 23h 25 cents per gallon.
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COACH MAKING. REPAIRING, AND IOBBING,

Corner Third md Princess Streets op1osits NironS Livery
Stables, tViIntih gton, ". c.
FTNIIE subscribers having taken the establish Il Eco
L the of third Princess SITS, 80
Wilmington, n c. formerly occupied by w J. Cornwall.
intend carrying on the above business in all its branches and
favored promptly and in workmanlike They Will
attend to making and repairing Carriages of all descrp
tons; also Basgifs, Wagons, Drays, Carts, tr.
and having secured the services of faithful and experienced
workmen, they feel confident of being able their
work style of neaness and finish that fail to
| satisfaction.
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HORsE-SHCEJEG, &c.

Having spacious Blacksmith Shop attached, they
will make and repair Agricultural Implements Mill 4 q
Work, and Farmers Riacksnithing generally. They !!
will also pay particular attention to Horse shoein ~
Having of the best Shoer that could be obtained in
the city of PHILADELPHIA who has had ten experience
in the business aud importing Iron expressly for that pur
pose they heir work be equal SUPERIOR
to any other that can be done at the South
Wilmington Feb 21st. 1851 24-f
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coNsraBLE,s ELECTION.

We are authorized to announce ELKANAH ALLEN as
candidate for the Office of Constable of the Upper District
OF Wilmington Election be held the Court House.
Saturday, 22d inst.
Feb. Fl, 1851 24-lt
we are authorized to announce JAMES BURCH as a
candidate for the Office of Constable for the Upper Division
of Wilmington Election be held the Courthouse
Saturday, 22d instant
Feb IA, 1851 1926
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NEw-IoRK, Feb. Is, 6 P. M.-Four 81 81 SIS. Corn
Meal So l2a. Rye -four 50 81 Corn &C Gle. Oats a
49c. Rye 81 SIC Mess Pork $l2 so Prime 50 % Lard
s. SIC. Rice 80 9l6c. The Cotton market has
active-sales of 1000 bales at 12a l25c Whskey
Is 25bc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

BALTIMORE, Feb. ls.-Four 81 a. Corn meal s7t So
Rye -four 50 rs Wheat CSC. 81 Il Corn g. Soc Dat
s3 44c. Rio Coffee, II ll4c. Whiskey 24a 26c pc
gallon
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s. - - - Zs.Z7
Office Wilmington s. Manchester Railroad Comply,
MARION CoURT HOUSE, Feb. 10Th, 1851. :
THE adjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders of this Com
pa1y, will be held at Marion Court House, S. c.,
Wednesday the 18th of March 1851.
The requisite majority Of stock not being represented at
the meeting adjourn until the above named day. To
avoid such contingency hereafter the Stockholders
quested to have their Stock represented either in person or
by proxy. JOHN McRAE, Jr. See'y.
Feb. 81 1851 2k3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

COMMERCIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.
HE Stockholders of this Bank having this day. in gen.
eral meeting expressed their acceptance and approved
of the Act Of the last Legislature increasing the Capital TO
$3.50 000 the second insalmen of twenty-five per
subscriptions is required be paid in the 25th
ant accordance with the terms of subscription. By
der. I. SAVAGE, Cashier
Feb 18th 1851 24lt
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4 Noble Soul.

The following anecdote, relating to the husband
of Flora Mcdonald, shows that he was possessed of
qualities less heroic than those ascrbed by Scott
to Flora.
After the failure of tbs attempt of Charles Ed
ward, Alexander Mcdonald Of kingshurgh, who
zealously supported his cause. taken prisoner
AS he had been prominent among the rebels he was
heavily ironed and carefully guarded It deter
mined to make him atone for his rebellion the
scaffod
President Forbes wrote to the Duke of Cumber-
land, urging the impocy of executing man so gen
orally beloved and who had taken up solely
in obedience to mistaken though conscientious 10y
atty.
1t was even feared, such was his popularity, that
bis execution would excite new rebellion.
He had, however, engaged so zealously in the out
break, and so deeply involved in the escape of
the Pretender that his destruction resolved upon
He was brought to Fort Augustus, where he was
kept close prisoner.
At length, an order came to the officer on guard
to release certain prisoners in the fort Among 9TH
ers, the officer called the name of Alex. Mcdonald
| g am here" answered Mcdonald.
You are discharged from further confinement"
said the officer.
g suspect there is some mistake in the matter"
said Mcdonald
"What mistake can there be Is not your name
Alexander Mcdonald -
THAT is my name, but cannot think that it was
designed should be released. You had better be
sure about it,
Il know my duty; there is no mistake take your
liberty"
A friend advised Mcdonald instantly to leave the
| fort and repair to place of security.
| NO" said he g must wait at the opposite ale
house till see whether the officer gets into scrape.
He waited about two hours, when officer came
with party of soldiers and arrested the officer On
guard for having set at large so dangerous a rebel
| Mcdonald, learning what had taken place, ran
the street and surrendered himself, saying to
the officer
| {" told YOU there was mistake
This heroic act probably aided Forbes in his eff
forts to save his life 1t is matter of JOY to know
that they ultimately successful.
Bg%To-morrow will be the anniversary of WASH
INGToNs birth day.
R9pThe branch mint at Charlotte has coined
since the lst January, 1900 gold dollars.
Hon A. w Venable of this State, has accepted
an invitation from the Wing Society of Princeton
College. to deliver the annual address before the
Literary ocieties, at the next College commence
ment.
| NTOIg Receiving from York and Baltimore
IN l25 bbls. Canal and Baltimore Flour;
! 35 do. Common Whskey;
$4,000 Cigars different brands and quality;
So Boxes Tobacco:
Is bbls. imperial Gin. For sale by NJ. MclNNIS.
Chronicle and Goldsboro' Patriot copy.
TALLY EXPECTED
% bbls. Dexters Whiskey;
25 bags Rio Coffee;
20 bbfs Old Monongahcla Whizkey;
i 20 bbls Rump Pork;
25 boxes Cheese;
~ NJ. McINNIs.
Chronicle and Goldsboro' Patriot copy
CUPERFINE Flour. $50 bbls fresh ground For sale
- by MILES COSTIN, Lopdons wharf
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v c.
N B. Having mn lie arrangements in my business,
urges call all those indebted to for settle
with little delay possible The books of the old
concern, must be closed and expect in the of
few weeks one of the most complete stocks brought
this market. GEO. y. MOREHOUSE.
Feb. 18Th 1851 2i-3t
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New YORK. Feb. 15th.-NAvAL SToREs.-We know of no
sales of TurpGntne worthy of notcethe stock is light.
White Rosin has been in request and sales have been made
of 1000 bbl. at 81 rs 81 rs and 300 No 2, 81 IS 81
per go lbs. Common Rosin is ulwe heard only Of small
lots Wilmington at 81 42! delivered, and North County
$l Spirits Tupenne has been sold yariously since
last, 500 bbs having been picked up at 35t SO
CENTS cash. and 36a mos and 300 yesterday part the
wharf 81 81, cash. with other in lots wanted at 50
cents further sale Of 600 bbs selected Tar made
81 81 per Dbl.
New ORLEANS, Feb 5-AIoasses 24t &C.; Flour 81 II
81 So Corn 65 68c.; Oats 60 65 Mess Pork 2 so;
Bacon sides =, hams IL kc Lard q 9c-Iue Delta.
Foreign Ma rEets-Per Steamer Affrtcn.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l-CoTroN-At the beginning of the
week Cotton under much depression-a ID declined
previous Tuesday Since then the market has
its The result of the week general reduc-
ton of I'd, from last quotations.
Rice is steady at unchanged prices.
Spirits Turpentne 32s; 5000 bbs Rough Turpentne at
73s Trade in the Manufacturing districts duler.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

HAVING this day associated Y. r. Peirson, Agent sas
with in the Boot and Shoe business, the bu YI
sness. hereafter will be conducted in the form of "a
Morehouse s. Peirson, Ag't.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. Is, 1851.
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An Act 10 ilnend tiie Chapter of the
Scu Statue

SEC l. Be it enacted by the General assembly file State
North CarSIlna a'd 1t is Ie/ety enacted by tie authority
Port of Wilmington shall be, and they hereby, auhori
zed and empowered from time to time to make and estab-
fish all such rules and regulations and to PASS all such orders
for the said Port they may deeA udcious, efficient and
for the detecon apprehension return Of Slaves
escaping attempting escape from said Port in vessels
and that such Commissioners Of Navigation be further
thorized and empowered to establish, and from time to time
to alter and regulate the charges and fees q the Pilots
arbor Masters Gas the beg of said Port, for
services required of them under rules regulations
dcrs, made established by such Commissioners of Nav
CATION concerning the dcecton apprehension return Of
Slaves attempting to escape as atGrcsaid
SEC. 2. Be il further enGctcG That hereafter the Commits
sioes of Navigation Of the Cape Fear shall be elected tho
t Monday OF May III each sud every year. by the citizens
who entitled to vote mbcrs of the House of
of the General Assembly of this State who reside with
shall be held by the High Sheriff of the county of New Ham
under the laws rules, and regulations the cleo
lions for mG e, Of the legisat%e
laws coming within the meaning and puview of the proy
on of this act be- and the same are hereby repealed and
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly, this
" e y D GbWSh 5; !! S e 5.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,1
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. :
l. WILLIAM HILL Secretary of State in and for the State
of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
true copy of the original act which is file i'll this Office
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February, 1851
w. HILL, Secretary of State.
Feb. 81. 1851 Commercial and Chronicle 2i-4t
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN the 10th day of March next, l. O'Clock NJ, will
~ be sold, at Exchange Corner, in the town of WIKI
mington, that valuable plantation called ALL POINT ly
ing in Brunswick county the west side of Cape Fear Riv
and opposite the mouth of Black River containing 36
of Land of which 1876 tide swamp and very fertile,
IS acres under bank and ditch of the high land there is
sufficient quantity cleared to produce provisions sup
port of the hands employed Also, tract of Swamp Land
lying between Black and the Northwest Rivers commencing
the upper and running the Northwest River, oppo-
site to Pine Bluff Landing thence Black River
the beginning containing about 500 Also 800
Pine Land the west side of Care Fear River opposite last
described.
Persons wishing to purchase gain any information
they may wish relating to the above described lands by
calling r. w. Gibbs at John C. Lattas office.
Terms of SALE notes at one, and three years from t
January 1851 with approved security and interest
'''' R: BR;AD iSLEi 5 Executors
: February nth, 1851 23-4t
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(tsOt Z R1lIs.-l4 hhds Porto Rico Sugar;
VI Is Dbls. do. do Do.
"a do. Refined Coffee do.
10 do. Crushed do.
do. Powdered do.
5 boxes Loaf do.
so bags Coffee, Rio, T,aguira and Java
IS boxes Colea soap No L. Pale s Toilet;
II do. d Starch
25 do. Patent Mould Candles;
Is DO. Adamantine do.
II do. Sperm do
20 do. Mould do
80 bbls Bait. super Flour;
50 do. Canal do do.
25 do. Extra DO.
20 hald bbls Canal EXT. do.
Is boxes Mustard doz each; -.
20 do. Ground Pepper;
do. 90. Cinnamon;
80 kegs Nails assorted
100 realms Wrapping Paper For sale, low, by
b MARES.
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,IERcIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.

(IOFFEE.-2O bags Java Coffee: Is do, Rio do. J7o
~ sale low. by SAVAGE & MEARES.
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In the City of Glasgow Scotland (whither he had gone
to complete the study of his proession) Mr. ALEXANDER
STR NeE OF Hon. Robert STRANGE, Of this State
In Northampton county, THos Brace, SEN, aged 70
father OF the distinguished officer Capt: Brace
Near Tallahassee Florida the 18th ult Mrs BRANCH
consort of BRANCH late Of North Carolina.
In Couneaut Ohio the 18th inst, Mr.. JAMES WOOSTER,
brother of Mr.. JOHN WOOSTER, of Wilmington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,1

WILLIAM HILL, Secretary of State in and for the State
Of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the original act, which file in this office.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February, 1851.
w. HILL Secretary of State.
Feb. 81. 1851 Commercial and Chronicle ] 24-it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

MARRIED,
In Dupin county, the 18th instant by the Rev DAVID
w Ellis, Mr.. JAMES II. ALDERMAN, to Miss ELIZABETH,
daughter of the late Capt. STEPHEN WILLIAMS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

Bss~To-morrow will be the anniversary of WASH
INGToN's birth day.
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NOW Receiving from New York and Baltimore
IN 125 bbls. Canal and Baltimore Flour
35 do. Common Whskey;
$4,000 Cigars different brands and quality;
So Boxes Tobacco:
Is bbs. imperial Gin. For sale by NJ. McINN1S.
Chronic lie and Goldsboro Patriot copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

l. for cash, ut
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S Clothing Store,
Anrkrf Strnnt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

Hon A. ". Venable Of this State, has accepted
an invitation from the Wing Society of Princeton
College, to deliver the annual address before the
Literary ocieties, at the next College commence
ment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

Es5~The branch mint at Charlotte has coine'
since the 1st January, 1900 gold dollars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-21

100 realms Wrapping Paper. For sale, low, by
SAVAGE & MEARES
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THE Best Fitting Coats, Pants and Ncsts.-Ar
l. made to measure. in the latest STYLE at
SCOTT < RAI.DSJN,S