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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01

Wltptss unistristm, 12r anb lSr 80. nit 9pr.
Uainilienbiblictbst ,. oeutftb. Vlatftsr. $50 $50.
p 1uf BEN in pbtlarelpbia er(beiuenpeit
ttorbameritanifAen Daonatsteribt far J1aturs
nnp Iostltunoe &c. nebme i1 NetielIanseu-ai..
uHtsr Seriprcben prcmpter nnb billiser 8e.
c'snnn9 titttt un redbt jablrei6en 3ufprndb
.. Sturbof.
Canton, aug. 81. 1850. 4s.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01

Der Undergraduate ,ei8t bienit an, rag CT fei.
nsn 72rbnfe rcn lliprfetcpn, .orlmes 60. bic.
ber pcrirst BAT tpo CT ais neutlter 1r;t Qrune.
ar,t une GetartsbeIftr fene Sicnifc biemit an.
tietet. OcrftItc bat feline @turicn auf 3 ulnirer.
lttatcn Oeuti6tancs setnaht unc tamintIine
prafunsen in alItn Sddern rcr 0eiitnnee init
bent tctfen Grfcise teifanren scrccn bic 2eus.
niffc anf rer'ansrn orrsslest mer ren. Oiefes
unc .ine nan'nhr l5jabrise Grfabruns, NIT Gin.
idblnB rer ;wei lrttcnS SABRE, in cenen or in irp.
leturs NIT Rem teifsn Grfclse rratti,irte tieben
ctm ltnterjei6nsten emrf,blcno ;ur Seite unn er
bcfft Inver.:htiid, tei Srantbeitsfailen aaf tas
3utratea rer Sesprbner Ssultcns unc rer tim.
Se3ene.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
Sebipinbfmcbt.
WV
Cine lferbenpe GrdM aeheilt.

qEir fabren eicfin Saa an ,,in ~ teweiftn,
bag ,ticfer Salfam tas eten Ju retten
prrinaS c9ar renn Der Erantc urn Nerjtcn unc
Sreunctn aufscseten, 10 ir eli d tferbenb
lit, uno 100 tereits BIC 0rabsewancer 9tfauft
porosn waren Die .,eifuns setdbab an Daat. 81.
ta Tpteman ION Sallltcn Spa, Saratc8a 60.
81. o.: Q5r fcunten riele teinabe Siei@ bcff.
nunastcfc Safe anfabren uno unjabli4t Saile
BON scbeiltcr &twinefatt erSrtcrn, mclcbe pcn
8tfhitteu Ntr3ten ais unbeitar tparsn aufseses
ten wcrbtn.
9eberfranfbeit. DYspepsia, 9seruenfranfs
beiten, 9iubr uno &tncersSbclera,
fns immer onrdb ciefen 8atlam sebeilt ,pcrren.
Sisfer Sa(iam ut bas bette Dittel IN Der lBslt,
eistnhnnise unb marrfAt Siacer ~ ttfanftisen
cas fie f1tafen uni ruben. Dlei4trcbi entba(t
CT feinsn Opiuns. $artanum pbtr pareSorie,
une 8rtift eeswt9en nieindls bas Uebirn AT, iric
Crii,n. 3Rtereitan8en 81 tbun rHc8en. z 9DdA'
libe Sinner nsrren curh Den 8etraudb pieies
Balfams feiidbs seflnc, traftis nne waHten
,u(ebencs rurtb ren. Getrault bieles 8ai(ams.
Reine Olutter tranht ben Fob ibres Einbcs
rurd &incrr<0bclera III te,peii,en, ,prnn spabrcno
beg 3abaens Srants $unSensG Galfam ecbrau1t
rirc.
.r Nunoert 6 at fenbe
(ino rureb sielen aeiniscr felt Sabrsn ron S.;tt.
Erantbciten Scbcllt rorcen unc ejcfe &uren mufs
BEN tswertitslt8t rur6 ..,s4.
8ern,al 9erinsere Quantltdt nno oierS
mai wchlfeiler,
als lc(d,e Srantbeten cnrdb Garfararilla cctr irs
ocnp Gin aneerss Nlitttl, cas tis jset rcm Tutlts
FUN o..rs,tcten wcrbtn 1T, eurirt rtrctn ttnnen.
Dtefer SteiniSer beit
Die bartu6dt9fen Gcrcfulae
unc aae unreine &rantbeiten bes Stuts, als:
Scpfsrtnr, @af,fuS, Sibeun,atismne, Gnsihlas,
Geiidts .8las@en, 0plctnt Acer Gtl6wars,
5,artieit Wleturial unc $tter &rantbeitcn,
Slnten 0eits.. unc 8liecer(1mersen Nns
brans res 8iuts gum Scpf, ,e. ,e.
ui Wid,tia fir cen &raufen
1T tic Gntfbeieuns Der Srass wslass scn
alien @artararua unb ancern Nsttts'n TT cas
lDcblfsa(te unb am Gderiten beilences
qDir fascn, Nrant's SntianifAer Sseiniser 1T
wcbifeiler une ,dbercr bcilsnn, cenn cine 0laisee
n,pon INN fur cinsnDcllar 3ttauft rercen, 'rel'
be vtermaI neDr ustrijiniide 2Sirtsante'f
te,ist ais cine Jiaftc Sarlarariua, ,psiebr eten.
falls ST. tctfst -lHenn mir nun etrrifcn rap
Sarlararilla eten 70 tbeutr ut, als Grants Nel'
niscr III 81 rie Slaibe ein ipilrre su Sl cie Nlas
{she, neil rer Nciniser srSbsre mssi,nifhs 1Sirt'
L.,nrcit entyalt als Sartararita, eann inu6te
6arC,pariua M 25 Gsnts oie Nlathe rertaufts s
werrrn, tn 70 ucbtft,l ais Der Ntint8er 5n ittn.
Oh ienceb unlere NsbaaptunS nitbt cIe srpBe
re Olatht unr Geriiinitben xu8enotn eseies sNet'
,iacrs tsfrettf, menn mir i'm mt her etifsm Sar.
(aparia pcrssiben, 10 wcIIsn mir tei3ca srss r'el
Hrautbeit fur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
Srant's SnSianiicber
9mltfaell- y nlin,,t .

.e,at ebns rem ssrinsitsn &hatt.n rcn 3rsi.
frt Naun 10 Cctsn, fsbf rieIc Der
f1Wieri8itcn Sa.te IL sl,nseitranebsiten
aiR;lidb Ssbtiit : tetht lille aris npsb nie,nafs
von irseno ciner annern Oarri,in seb.ilt wrrcen
linc- nne r,e 70 san;lid bcffnunssles MARIN, paB
fie Srantcn pom Ner;ten uuc sreunbsa wirt..
lid tftrtrnp srtlart Wurera.
Gr teiiBt ale Ole retrtarnccnT TuSenccn tcinabe
70 maatiS utc tbatlS, as cie 3utereitun5, Delde
mir
8rant's Snbianifher0fe Grtract
tiennru une IN muir rarin pcn ibn perfbtecen,
caB CT wrfhtscsnt aucere Seriniihun9en ent'
bllt, ,psldbe cistntbnmlid anseme fen
mo Hnc'anumsansli@ nStbts hno, I'm
y Sonlfen unb Sdltpinofud,t @
unp ale Grantbeiten rer {mnsc. (ctbe Grant1ei.
ten bic intcr Der Scm6bni9en Gebanoiun8 ttets
70 trauri8 cnoen, Wenn Iic
Bruif, ShIunb, eunge unb 0ers
ansreifsn, pcllttanois 81 beilen.
Seicr Bal{am beilt nie oie(hWiire an Der $un>
se uno ir9encmc fcnff inncriidb 70 tidter unp
lridt,als OCT Neini9mnss, Grtraet 8tt1tpire aufs
trrli6 eurirt. Dieter Nalfam beiit Sale ron
.6afftr tlto @htpinofiiht aus 10, natrem alc
anrcrsn Dlittel febfsethlasen baten.
Tanfenpe bon Shwinoinhts- -Gdllen
uno @rcniitben .onitsm teSsusen bic nnfcbltarc
Q1ir!fa,ntrit, fcine unte,wcifstte Joeiltratt mno
Internesn, beiiencsn GisenfAaftsn ts, rsn mad,'
fcl3enren Srantbeitcn, ~
8tuttpepth san8enbluten,
8rutt. nmp Seitens 9 d. erStn,
81 DOT fcb tpeitt nerv6fc 3nfalle,
Ger stlpp fen, &inber. &bolcra,
Our 6faH nnb rotbe NuDr, bei
Stncern unc &cjabrten unc al n
Wsibliehen Sd,pdhen uuo Seihmerren.
Sartb mic 1T BEN Wukliec etn Daittrl rarsetc,
ten rcreeu, oas baft 70 serp!b unc wirtiam alIe
@Nmactenu uno ltnrese aBisteit'n resBetAtchts
bsit. als Srants $unscn. Hattam. 9s matbt tci.
nen untcrfb;ec, Oh cic ttnreecltnaBissest rurA
untsrcritans rrer utterm,aaB cnttfanren, rter
3afiii3cr Sawa1c ju,ufihrsitrn lf. Er eSus
[ ir Alles, inctm CT cas pifcm tfartt, sicid.
fsrmias Vireuaticn bert:ifIbrt, une nerrfle Sci.
iuns teianfti9t anc ftncsrt. Als 8cptis lies uu.
fcrs SIuo iftru.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
- crlDr E II.
1uf bt,n Qness rcn 3encal mad Dlatilcn lin
9yDc fefbslh,

tettrnes
le 9SOc fefbmdb,
sut,altsne IA Deuars 10 0aeten Der Obic Staats.
t.,,r, ,ysi Ouetius, rie zinc ron Usid rcn 20
90 Geats uno cis ameern rcn = asis. satus pom
$,3, auf esieeu ouetsa III Gin Grsb,t Der l!n'
trr,eidb,,stc reylrr DIT rein reolidb,n Sincer, ot
ibm ratJsltt 3,irldsrftattet tine UslcbnunS oc'
Dcllars,
e cSafob Weiiller.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01

III TEN i'eEes. oreiltodiavs @ehduce an
Der Saofeite bcr Oiflihen guscaranas.
itraEe, Gin canS unterbatb feinem frabe
reu eceaie, perIest bat.
rasr tstii neucs s3aI anf cine tem Gefetaft
mca''mf pcatrnmcn entirrc9enbe 2eeife einse.
tiWset pat' 70 staatt CT i'm Stante ju fsin, alien
tilliScn Nntrrh6en 10 ssniisen unc eas rr nitCes
&c! ~ erre tbcn fuett. raccn m6se bic ncur Gin.
rifttun9 teitf ein y .,rcts tsin
Oaartar fur ben tisberisen 3ufpruob bcfft
ct a''dp ~ Sufunft raint tssnntfist ~ tptrcen IN
esra es le'n Stretrn IT, purh iintitebseit aut
a!Issetrabitc 2eaarc unc tillise S,aa, o,clc.
prsite' hdb Ger Scrtcauer oss ibm ,u lbsil ac.
mcrosnen Ssrtrauens gu iittrn.
9. 6. q. Mittine.
Canton, 2. Suli 1850. 4l.tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
safcb NeiiGer.
Gin &pgbpfeil

sil rertaufsn cher 81 rfrrentsts.
- Gin fet,suI Ia @sbraasd, 9eapslesstr j i
trd, nod, o1uslid unbe{ d,dpieter 8cehcfe
III nnfer biltigsn Weciu0llliDen ~ uerfol
frn cber surerrehieii. eanceeprucufte ipei
ben an gsSdhlan9 atoeIcntssu. 60
Edbere III erfra9sn ii bieler DrsftTsi. I
r : = t- =
F. %. 8. 0tOtb a0el' 2
81 cut ftb i i rsai |
cfdss. .Gds ssr 7tsp alh fasii&Fn N'aFstllra
Gantcn, Dties
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
Seeaae @aareit t,mD ite,.e
9Sreiie.
SIR baares Gelo unb jebe slrt BON Vrcs
buften.

0nr baares gelo NIB jebe slrt BON prcs
buften.
| xah, Galimir, @atinctt, xwesS, Seans, 4uf.
t3lo' .San8np Ilne Velrct 0crss fur Dlanner
| nno Snabrns s0n,mse rctbcr, tpeiBer ariner,
seltsr. ssirefter unb tarirter, srcter unS fsincr
Wrllsner Slancti; rptber, wciBer. sraner, bra,s.
i,sr, cuntcSelter Slanea fir ttuterbsn,ren unp
unttrbcten; f8arirtcr plalhfaneu fur Sutter
tarlrtes ure figurirtes 3su8 fir Ulantef, Bar.
wst -Wcrtncs, IriliinSs, 3rtifih mno ftrtiae
Sade ;--Sarirts unc baltleinene 3euse; trauner
9'tleibter unc 9cfartter Driisins ,rpueue, Ce,pe.
Nc Slpr, Olcpair uno anctrc @baple - rcllenc
lnc taitln,rrilent Joalstiehsr aier art; tarrirte
uno ifrstftae VnSbam' 8rine, febparse +, ee.
Mdiicrte unc tuntc 'Recre cOlcualiu &c $aine,
Alraeea; cn9Iittttr, franicliittr t,nc aMerifani.
tober Olerinc 9ritner. rctber. selter, tbmar.er.
rurrartartsner Sattan rcn Der ,nannisfaebifen
Art; eamtrit, Sadenet nnb alfe 1rten ron
Muslin, cir 81 rausnj njimnertleiten ffob ,isnen;
eirifdbf >einpanr, fsinr srinwanc, @riter. Gins
fafiun8cn, Snicrtinas Experimentation
Sraen, nalsfdniire ,lnc manfbetten ;-Banbsr,
tsdnbihubt cer,obirferer Qrt unn nSrameniinf,ner.
ifrilmrfs; sucrfe, &tsG. uni Nibnarein, Sa.
nsn In Stranacn unp aut ralrn; Jonte, Sar.
pen. Srauea,imn'erDntt 9tHfcl, S6ubr,
9 St'nsu9rcn nno lsrsrns Sctfcr;
2 Ste;,,aut unb Speeercien fertiae
NSde Scen unn QBeIten,
cefiidsr. senfteritsirme, sefhmatscae Sleieer.
rsr,ierunscn, Siege fdhir,ns ltstetfhube pom
0'ummisla'tieun gross Nlanfel umo Icilettsn.
Ssric9rl &eirc, Ntlas unb @eire au Srauens
tuten; ertentrdser, !Sbarfs uno mraene Spt.
Ten; roiitnrs 6arn .Srreus ,lno 8ettteppih
o5arn, 2pctlc II. E. 10.
Stc cttaen mn tauitnr antcrr Nrttc! bate i'd
mrinem frlt,ren Ba"rcnlaSer cinecrlett, nor.
inf id ale Saufuff'sc ersctcntf aufmertfam mas
dc tne rrrtrrcde, ju fc niecr9en preittn 3u per.
faulen, ais man tic rieifelts Der oerter ibrtr Sas
irritation bdttn tann.
Sur Sc3atluns ricitr 9Haaren nebme id ent.
tpsrtr taar 0cln crer ale Nrtem rertanfi6er
prreuttc. ais ra lino: 9Bei3en. Nossen, ,Nelfh.
form, 6afrr, scinfaamer fimctbp unc Sleefaa.
nieit, S6inten, 9@pentfett, Huttsr, Siincs
fcih, Iodute unb Scllc, 3Dcue unc parrelbrli.
AIIc, rrciobe mir tbulben, tcnnen init ben cbiaen
Artitrln tejablen. fpenn ibnen oas Selesener 1T,
ale in taarcn Uelcr.
Mcin a8aarenlaeer ut auBerprbtntli4 reid.
baltis unp i'd lace ele Gin, lei mir Ucrjutpre6en
uno tcitif sa tntertu1en.
SSfaaf Starter.
Canton, "a. Cert. 1850. 2. 3HH.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01

WaDnesburg. @. s. Ddrtona, Medant
lla. N. y. Mc&alI Garrclten. g. 8.
9tablano, 0ew6arrisbur9. Schn 8raf,
@andl Dcuer. 5. 9. Sterlin9, @ant
Gcper.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-01-01
Gcbaat=, sSeners asuD G,cbiffs
fabrts Nerficber,aitas 6es
fellfcbaft.
8 LOCO.

Str unterjsidnete srlautt iifb bic AuHmert,a,
ren OCT xaufcate nnb Aneerer, esren Wiaentbum,
esm Gerluife eur1 Seucr ccsr ten 8efabrcst oer
S1ifabrt preisscsetsn lit, ai.f Die pcriiialiSe,,
Vcrtbeile su ientsn, ,relsbe bic
SrbHtl- 9rurr- nun 5rbifahrts-grr-
slrbRrungs-Gr -GrsRllsrbaff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING April. -. 1851.

BACoN.-Ths article arrives rather sparngy. Prices
main about quoted last week.
BEEF CATTLE.-Some choice beeves brought in on Mon
day last, brought TIC per h.
ConN-The stock fully fair and last sales was
store rs so per bushel according quality and
quantity.
MoAssEs25o hhds of arrivals previously reported have
been taken at 20 cents 80 days.
AY-Sales of 365 bales North River Hay at GS 72s cts
per 100 lbs. from wharf
LtNBER-Sales of few RATS River flooring boards $2-
so Is 90 per NJ; wide do 81 and scantlg $5 per NJ.
NAVAL SroEsThc receipts of Turpentine have been
treme light during the past week. and prices have remain
ed firm, with advance of cents per barrel for yellow Dip
I'VE would remark relative to virgin Dip that it must be of
the uey best qnaty if the article brings quotations..
Our figures given, in all instances, indication of
the price for the BEST and when the article does
to the proper mark deduction is made accordingly Hence
it frequently occurs, that apparent heavy deductions
made by the Inspectors In order therefore, that may
be misunderstood quote virgin dip So 81 per
BARREL of $50 lbs according quatyl Sales upwards
of 1000 bbls Common Rosn at 81 per Dbl The article is
scarce, and holders asking higher prices Sales of
500 bbs Spirits Tpcntie Mt % 20 and 80 per gal.
lon closing latter price. About 400 bbs Tar brought
81 20 81 rs per Dbl, closing at highest figure.
SIZING EsSeveral thousand cypress shingles have been
sold at 81 to 81 per NJ according to quality Contract
qualities worth from a to IS per NJ.
SALT-Abou 1000 bushels Alum Salt at auction brought
IA cents per bushel, from vessel.
TMBER.2 RATS of timber have been disposed of during
the week within the range of quotations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25
The IS AflaMticn Steamer.

This fine vessel, whose machinery it will be re-
membered. got damaged on her voyage from Liver
pool in January. has been removed within the last
few days into the Huskisson Craving dock, where
she is now dry. She has been infinitely inspected
by number of scientific onswell versed in ship
building, all of whom report her to be in most per-
feet and satisfactory state. Notwithstanding the
fearful weather she experienced her copper is as
smoothe throughout the day it was put on; close
examination does not discover even a wrinkle, much
less any signs of strainng, in any part of her huge
but beautifully symmetrical structure. To the I'M
initiated who view her sharp wed ge-like stern, ap-
pear wonderful how with this be combined the
vast breadth that you like shed when you
under her bottom amidship; while her lines running
aft beautifully drawn to her stern to leave
the water very gracefully.
On Thursday the ship was inspected by some of
those acute gentlemen upon whose opinion the I'M
derwriters form their Judgment, and also price of
Insurance. and we understand that the result was so
satisfactory that large saving will be effected in
this item when the noble vessel again ready for
which. we understand, will be in June next Capt.
West is taking advantage of the repair of the ma
chnary to erect spacious and elegant dining saloon
upon deck.
1t is amable trait in the character of Mile jim
ny Lind after hearing of the safety of the dear ship
that had conveyed her across the Atlantic. she adj
dressed letter full of kindness and sympathy to her
worthy commander, Capt. West, expressing her ear
nest hope and wish that the noble vessel may be
ready to carry her back to Europe in the ensuing
Summer European Times, 5th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25
storr

The Presbyterian. a religious paper published
somewhere at the North, tells the following extra
ordinary story:
Young man in the township of Warsaw. Genesee
ceanty N. Y, was engaged in cutting wood and
in telling tree it became entangled in the branches
of other trees While endeavoring to disentangle
the tree and bring it to the ground it suddenly FELL
and splitting at the butt he was caught by the foot
and thus suspended with his head downward In
this condition he cried for help. until his voice was
gone and his strength we'll nigh exhausted. His axe
had fallen, and he could barely touch the end of the
helve with his finger He labored to reach it, but it
was all in vain. Could he but get that, he could
extricate himself But, alas it was beyond his
reach. What was he to do He had cried for help
until he could no longer speak He was in the
woods, three quarters of a mile from any human be-
ling. The weather was extremely cold and he was
hanging with his head downward. suffering extreme
pain not only in the foot which was caught in the
cleft of the tree but also in the head caused by his
unnatural position and the great exertion he had
nut forth to be heard. Death now seemed nevita-
ble unless he could be Immediately extricated.-
there was no alternative. Summoning all his cour-
age therefore he to the determination to make
the attempt to cut off his leg and should he sue
coed in doing this, there was but faint hope that he
would thereby save his fe for there was no surgeon
at hand to take up the arteres-no kind friend near
to bind up the mangled limb. 1t seemed more than
probable, therefore, that he would bleed to death
But what will man not do to save his life! He
had in his pocket an old dull knife With this he
cut off the legs of his boot and stocking, and then
unointed his own ankle.
This be done, he crawled to his dinner basket and
binding up the stump with napkin which had
covered his dinner he started upon hands and knees
through the snow for home. When he arrived with
in few rods of his house he was discovered by some
friends, who fastened to his relief. His strength
was now exhausted Help had come and he tainted.
He was borne to the house and resusctated. NoaC
come the curious facts and l will here say that the
gentleman who related the facts to me present
and went to the surgeon. &C., said the wounded
man, 60 Immediately to the woods and cut out my
foot, for it is suffering most excruciatng PAIN
They did so and brought the foot to the house. He
then said it was cold, and wished it put into warn,
water. This request also granted. 1t not
in the room in which the unfortunate man lay, yet
as soon the foot touched the water he cried out
saying - It burns me the water is too hot J" Up
on putting the hand into the water it found
even so. The water was then made cooler, and he
was satisfied will also add that surgeon was
obtained from Batavia, distance of fifteen or eigh-
teen miles, the limb again amputated; the man re-
covered and became preacher of the gospel in the
Bantist Church
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-25
DIARRIED.
DIED.
untr. on ths 7th inst t1r. 1oKS

In Clinton, Sampson county, the It'll inst Mr. JOAN
RoBISsoN.
In Bladen county on the evening of the 14th inst FLOR
ADELAIDE, daughter of Dr. JAMES G. Dickson, aged
one year and Is days.
DupIin county. the Hgspips Of tie 18th inst Mfs
and daughter Of the late MARTIN BROCK Of Jones eounyi
in the 23d yearIof her age e
Who can look through the vista of turty and behold the
destiny of Scarcely twelve months ago. and this aia
bic lady stood lovely bride the hymenal altar she
like the broken wave on the oceans Shore or tbs
days DID, aeconate husband and large circle of
relatives and friends to her Hntmely death In life
Mrs SMITH kind and agreoabe and the many virtues
possessed had degree Of respect enjoyed
by long will her many exeellenees be cherished in
ns
youth and beauty in the graves but scquescence in the
the sorrew await the time when souls shall
be emanepated from shaekles of mortality and to
the spirit land join the company of her that is gone before
Her labors done securely laid,
In this her last retreat;
Unheard DER hen silent DUST. -,
The storms of life may beat. Corr.
In this town. the morning he 2s G. M AsE
this place, in the 2sth year of her age.
but m Sna she stood Sss the sas nea
bride model inthc peculiar virtues charities and accom-
a s 9s cam
Rarely has been our lot to meet with one who
happier combination of those beauties which cha
racer than possessed by the deceased LONELINESS ana
grace true virtue and and indebted religion emf
rently her characteristics.
But all these could avert from her frame the hand OF
disease. stay the shaft of the fell destroyer.
Although there existed the enderest and most endcaring
ties bind her to life yet favored with Divine support,
she received the dispcnsation with resignation With se-
reny and calmness almost unparalleled, she marked tho
gradual sinking Of her system, and with just of the
awfunes of her situation hut with full reliance upon her
edccmer whom she trusted she entered upon the dark
valley of the shadow of DEATH fearing evil.,, ~,
Her timd and tender spirit which would have shrunk Win
sensitive alarm from fancied danger upborne by
snrng grace and the power of implicit faith looked forward
with holy hop" beyond the appalling terrors Of the
surrounding the best that she
rnmrhany to that happy home where and conflict
"'' Not to the grave. NC Il liz grave
Descend to contemplate -,
The form that was dear
The spirit is not there.
But up With God"-Com. -. ~
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLlNA.

NEW-HANoTER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Aarch Term 1851
Attachment levied upon Lot in the
Jesse w. ennett town of Wilmington beginning at post
lat the intersection Of McR ae and Miller's
JAS L. Cassidey Street. running with Miller Street 66
J feet by 165. containing one half Lot.
TT ordered by the Court that publication be made in the
Wilmington Journal for six weeks, forhe defendant to
appear the next of this Court to be holden the
second Monday in June next the Court House in the town
of Wilmington then and there to Plead answer demur
or judgement absolute will be rendered against him.
Teste, L. II. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
April 25, 1851 [Pr. fee, 81 So 336t
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CAPE FEAR LODGE No. 2. %. OF.

THE Anniversary Celebration of this institution will take
i place on the lst of May Proximo Members of the
Lodge requested to meet at the Hall by o'clock, from
whence they will march to the NJ E. Church. where adj
dress explanatory of the principles of the Institution will be
delivered by Brother T. BURR, Jr.
Members of other Lodges in good standing requested
to participate in the Celebration and the public generally
respectfully invited to attend.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
18th April, 1851 33-1t
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PHILADELPHIA LINES OF EUROPEAN STEAMERS
The command of the steamship City of Glasgow, at
Philadelphia, has been transferred to Capt Camp
hell formerly of the Europa. The steamship La
fayette has been brought round from New York for
the new line to Europe from Philadelphia, and will
run intermediately with the City OF Glasgow until
tSo eomnanon steamers of the latter are completed
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Bladen county, April 18th. 1851
TO THE LADIEs-A CARD.

LADIES-A
NEW Millinery and Fancy Goods, just Re- <1sN
~ eeived and opening embracing all of the la E
test STYLES and patterns Bonnets and Dress Makers
Goods which has recently been selected by expert
enced hand
Mrs p would particularly call the attention of the Ladies
beautiful of Dress Trimmings of the latest
styles and fashion In fact stock of goods far exces
have ever been able exhibit heretofore have procured
the experienced Mners and Dress Makers and am
ready to wait my friends promising to every ex-
eron to please. atter myself that fully prepa
all work with which am favored, and We
ry favorable terms.
would most respectfully solicit call from the Ladies, as
it Injuries goods to send them out.
Wilmington AnriI % 1851 33-tf
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So REV ARD.

D UNAWAY, on the 10th February last, from the 80
n subscriber, residing the Cape Fear about % q
miles above Wilmington, his negro boy SAM. Sam q
is likely boy, about Is years of age, dark and thick
set; five feet half high He supposed be lurking
the neighborhood of E. D. Walkers at Moores Greek,
who most of his relations Nathan Bonhams, who
his mother Or perhaps Fletcher Bells, at Long
Creek, who owns his father.
The above reward will paid for his delivery to me,
his Judgement in any Jail where can get him.
H. BONHAM.