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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

FUR
THE subscriber intending to to the West Of R
fers for sale valuable tract of Swamp Land, lying =
in Lion Swamp, in this County, the Kantuck Road
bout 25 miles from Wilmington and containing about 800
Acres The above Land is heavily mbered with Cypress
and Juniper and the Swamp could be drained advantage
lies above the reach Of feshets The distance to be
hauled landing is only between two and three miles, af
fording good chance to get produce to market,
not previously disposed of at private SALE the above will
be offered public auction, Saturday. the 10Th of May
at Colley Mills belonging to C. Henry, Esq
For TERMS ETC., which will be made easy apply to Dr.
Frederick Simpson, at Mooes Creek the premises
the subscriber. w. KEITH.
New Hanover CO., March 18th, 1851 Hts
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cLorHs, cAss1MEREs, ANp vEsT1Nes.

CLOTHS, CASSIMEEkES, AND VESTINGS.
ONE Of the members of Northern House having
" Gently returned from Europe, writes to follows
Gents My recent European tour has put in possession
of advantages surprising any have hitherto enjoyed
Merchant Tailoring Department, that you may safely
promise the citizens of Wilmington greater inducements than
before Our supply of Fancy Cloths Cassinere
Vestngs has been truly elegant
of the most beautiful collections imported this season.
&c. sc.
Our customers will have opportunity of seeing portion
of tho assortment above referred to time for the
SCOTT BALDWIN,
March H. 1851 Merchant Tailors, Marketstreet.
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New of the OF
DERED That two suitable persons whom shalt
~ reside Smithvile, and the other at Federal Point be
appointed to visit aud search all vessels leaving the Cape
Fear River for any other Port other tt the regular
plying between the Ports of Wilmington and Cbareston)
and ascertain if practicable whether any Slave Slaves
belonging Citizens of this State seceted board Of
such vessels otherwise board such vessels without
the and permission of the owner hrer manager of
ORDERED, That it shall be the duty such person appon
ted aforesaid, who shall reside at Smhve to visit and
search all vessels leaving the Cape Fear river by the mains
Bar and it shall be the duty of the person residing at Fed
eral Point who shall be appointed aforesaid to visit and
serch all vessels leaving the Cape Fear by New n!ct
and in making said search it shall be the duty of the
appointed to examine and search the cabin
the forecaste and all such her parts OF the vessels visited
by them respectively, and after having thoroughly made
such searches they shall ugate each vessel BY such mate
rails and in such mode be prescribed and directed by
the Port Physician appointed by this Board.
ORDERED, That in all cases in which slave shall be found
ecreed board of vessel otherwise board Of any
vessel without the consent and permission of her
or it shall be the duty of the person appointed as
forthwith conveyed to the town of Wilmington and deliver
es & be St the the o such eS
charge continue board of said vessel and keep her at
until the with the of such
slave are investigated or until otherwise ordered by this
ORDERED FURTHER That Pilot in charge Of any vessel
shall get her under for crossing the main Bar the New
Inlet until he shall have first received the certificate of the
and has herein before pre-
srbed which said certificate shall be the duty of the person
vessel
ORDERED FURTHER That if the Captain or person having
the command OF Vcssel Nape
Fear shall any way whatever, hinder obstruct delay
any person appointed to search such vessel aforesaid in
the execution of of the duties herein before prescribed
for him any Captain person having the command Of
any vessel aforesaid shall proceed attempt to
do before such search has been made such com
such vessel shall be subject fine of 500 for
each and every such offence to be recovered by warrant in
the of the Commissioners of Navigation and Poage
for Cape Fear River. 49,
ORDERED FURTHER That if any Pilot shall violate any
he SHALL for each and violation be fined $50 and if
ny Of the be appointed aforesaid shall fail
tho sandrn made
aforesaid he shall be fined $50 for each and such fall
ORDERED FURTHER That the persons be appointed az a.
foresad be allowed for each and such search and i
made by him aforesaid the of So 70 be paid
the commander of the vessel searched and
fumigated. NJ CR0NLY, CerE.
Wilmington n c.. March g. 1851. 26-lt
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AS young lobster roamed about,
Itself and mother both being out,
Their eyes at the same moment fell
On boiled Holsters scarlet shell.
'sLook,' said the youngster &C is it true
That ght wear so bright hue?
No coral, if trust mine eye,
Can with its startling brillance vie;
While you and must be content
dingy aspect to present.
GO Proud needless fool, the parent cried,
s'Know'st thou the penalty of pride
The tawdry inery you wish
Has ruined that unhappy fish.
The hue by you much desired
By his destruction acquired.
So be contented with your lot,
Nor seek to change by going to pot"
Two sons of Chivalry, of late,
Grew wrathfu on the Congress floor;
Inge in the heat of the debate,
Insulted Stany's honor sore
A challenge passed, ere morning broke;
Each hastens early from his beds
They meet and fre-the harmless smoke
Curls slowly round each unframed head.
The smoke has cleared, the weapons drop;
Inge flies his foemans hand to seize;
And Stanly finds the pistols pop
balm for all his Inge-ures.
Upon the sea Of destiny surrender not your boat
to the waves, but row yourself yet do not row I'M
skilfully. Once more reflect
Major Burns, of New Hampshire, is now the only
survivor of the Bunker Hill battle.
POPULATION OF MoBrLE.-The whole population
of Mobile is 2O514-wbites 1910; slaves 6.8Of-
In 1910 it had population of 1852
DISSOLUTION.
TIME Co-partnershp heretofore existing between CRAFT
GRANT is this day dissolved by mutual consent on tne
i3tb day of March 1851. THOS. c.. CRAFT,
- EDWARD H. GRANT.
The subscriber has bought the entire stock and is author
lied to settle the business and will continue the GOCEf
business at the Old Stand IHOS. Z. CIsAr L.
March ii, 1851. ECU
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lnington, y. c., March 6, ISL.

NOTICE. =.
A OBLIGATIONS will be received until the 18th inst. for
"A suitable persons act AGENTS for this Board to
aid carrying out their orders in regard to the examination
Vessels in search of Fugitive Slaves One to reside
SmithrilIc and the other at Federal Point.
Bond will be required in the Of $1,000 each for Tire
faithful performance Of their duty NJ. CRONLT.
March 8. 27-it
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JESSUP & MOORE,
DIAPER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers 81 NoI fir
i Fifth and q Commerce street, Philadelphia.
Book News Hardware and Manila Paper made to order.
March 4, 1851 27-IV
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PHrLADErpHlA March lO-6, P. N-Fiour "a 4s. Wheat
95 81 IL. Corn 6Oc Oats ~ ACC. Rye Zoe. Cotton
rmsales of 200 bales New Orleans II 12c. Whs-
l,ev IL
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NEW YORK, March 10, 8 P. M.-Flour 81 43 a 81 81
Corn meal SO O6@ So 12h. Wheat SIS H. Corn IS &c.
Oats As 4sc. Rye 75c Mess pork $12 ST. Lard 81 &c.
Rio coffee log He Cotton 1l3 he. Whiskey 24t
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The subscriber has bought the entire stock and author
zed to settle the business and will continue the GROCE
business at the Old Stand. lHOS, Y. CI.Ar .c
March ii, 1851. ECU
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FOR SALE.
Tt1E House at present occupied by SAMUEL r. PoT- -,
TER, Market street, to the Masonic HAIL. s l
for sale rent The house alone cost eleven thousand dol
lars the lot thousand and furniture about three the
price of the whole twelve thousand dollars four thousand
cash. one two and three years for the balance
If desirable. the House will be sold alone
March IA. I55l.-f27-H1 S. r. POTTER
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DISSOLUTION.

HE Copartnership heretofore existing between CRAFT
GRANT is this day dissolved by mutual consent on the
I2th day of March, 1851. TEOS C. CRAFT,
- EDWARD H. GRANT.
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COINED BEEF, coRNED REEFi.

CORNED BEEF! cORNED BEEF:
THE subscriber has hand will be constantly snp-
piled with first rate cORNED BEEF which he Will nut
up in kegs of so 100 lbs to suit of choice pieces cts
per b-retail 10 cepts Fifteen hundred two thousand
pounds now on hand. corned of first rate stock
March Il, iS50.-C27-3t1 ID. r. MckINNIF.
FlOLL Heads and Dolls!-Inda Rubber, Gutapureha.
- and China Heads; Wax. Kid, and China dolls For
sale by WILKINSON & ESLER.
Two Years Old:-We have received small lot of I'm
l. ported Haraua Cigars of above ago Cali soon at
WILKINSON ESLLR'S. {
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Better by far not object, if its pursuit is
to be abandoned at the first difficulty
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Upon the sea of destiny surrender not your boat
to the waves, but yourself: yet do not row I'M
skilfuIly Once more reflect.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

MANUFACTURE OF JEwELRY IN n. JERsEY.-Few
persons. says the Newark Advertiser, have an ade
quate idea of the extent and value of this branch of
manufacture in New Jersey
"a recent estimate put the number of manufac-
tories at eighteen, employing 600 hands, whose av-
erage wages, including boys, amount to So a week
The weekly product of manufactured articles is a
bout S35, 900, or 81 $4,000 year In the manu-
facture of watch cases alone about fifty hands are
employed. In some manufactures chains are made
in others principally rings while in others almost
every article yet invented for the adjournment of the
persons of both sexes, manufactured. The gold
used for year past has been mostly the product of
California, brought here assayed, and in bars; the
imported from Europe ready cut for An erro-
neous idea, understand is prevalent in relation
to the increase of value of all the gold manufactured
into Jewelry. large number of articles prove to
be unsuitable and out of fashion, and when that &C.
ours they melted and sent to the mint for coin
age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-27

Rpu,s,rscrs or Da NALENTiNr.-Sre.
naS ug Young Lady.-ln nv younger days
| was cNiuugauly fond OF attending parties,
and was somewhat celebrated ior playing the
aa,c-hcucc it was generally expected when
an in,.l.uou was extended, that my flute would
accompany me.
I,isIt,d a splcalid party one evening, and.
was called upon to favor the company with a.
tune oa the flute. Of course Immediately
complied with the request. The company
appeared To be delighted, but more particular
ly So. was beautiful Young lady, who rais-
ed her hands and exclaimed that II vas beau.
uml, delightful, &c.
Iofcour,c was highly haltercd, and immc-
dalsly formed a resolution to seIcnlde the
Young lady on thc following night Previous
to leaving the parry made enquiry respecting
hcr residence.
started the next night, in company with
several young friends, and arrived, IS ] sup
po- d, q, the lady's residence, but made most
glorious mistake by getting under the Wlndo"
Of au old Quakcr. Now boys, said j behold
,be ,rnr,men,ality Of tlis young lady the mo-
mon, .tr,L, OF "Tho Last Rose Of SUM
mer" / struck up-but the window remain
"a closed The boys smiled oh, said ] that
!. nothing. ii would not be in good taste to
,,,.o the window On the frs, air. | next
struck up IN "uld Robin Gray"-still the
window remained closed. The boys snlcker-
cd. and | icl, somewhat lat. Once more,
boys, said !, aud she must COME struck up
again-"My Love Is Ike the Red Red Rose.
Still there was no demonstration. Boys said
/, sh.'s humbug. IGi US sing " hOmc'
sweet Home, and il tina, don't bring her, We
! will give her up. We struck up, and as we
finished the las, line the window raised-
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OLD SERIES, VOL. Is, NO. 80

lillN ul lUc DtllrN oi'tIh tlalluNtu w NtN-
ION, who appear to ENJOY sporting on such
gigantic scale 4 cool head and a surc ain
are all that is required 4 slight hollow h.
lhc elephants forehead, jus, between and above
his eyes, is ronelrable by a mnskct ball, and
% single sho, Is generally sufficient to bring
him down.
The Ccylon elephants are divided into two
cla.-c.-thc f.,lay or n,Lcd elephants, and
thr oIa,, who are destitute Of those apper,
darcs. The former are much more valuable
llan ,hc latter and are principally eaugh!
fur lhc priests, to be- employed ia the service
NJ lhc irmplcs.
Among lhc Wild elephants, one is occasion
ally found, who, from his mischievous or un.
serial disposition, is banlshcd from the herd
lnd become, a sort of oucls, These are
called ,orus elephants Mr. June succeeded
ln capturing onc OF them, which gave him
great daalof trouble before be- was shipped
@, Point De- Gale. but which be- now eonsid-
cr, ilr most valuable animal 30 his cslociior
ON unc occasion, while 10 Handy be- broke
from ,hc courtyard 10 which hc was confined
during thruIght, and after considerable search
hrvls found dcmoli.h.nr a plantation Of ba
ula1s. A. also attempted To c,caPc while
ul th. road to CoIumbo; bot happening a
rru-. % Geld of paddy which had JUS, been ir
rea,.d. hc ,lnk ohIs knees aud was captured
Mr Juuc attempted To cross the mountain
chain pl.t or HANDY into the country Of We'd.
dlhs. or aboriginal inhabitants Of Ccylon bus
ua. uhlrrltor,um on account uf lhc rough
u-~, uf,h. country, which Is here a primitive
vill.ur.s. ln addition 90 ,hc almost impcn.
.luhlr forests aui Jungles, the mountain,
u., boo q liuc OF sheer prcc.plcc many hun
l-d lrri 100 height, aud uu, TO b. scalc,l with.
ont great difficulty and dagger The We'd
llh,-uho inIlbil the wilderness cas-, of th.
mruulalrs-lrr about on par with the Bush
mrn uf Africa. They arr divided into tyoc
classes. tIe village and the forcs, Ncdiahs
the former of whom dwell in communities
aaI exhibit some faint sIimmrring Of human.
iy The latter run Wild DO the Jangles, sub
s.iat ol root, aud plants, aud climbing into
thr branches of tree, 90 sleep. Mr June saw
two Of these crea,urrs, who bad Jecn eapiur
.a by thr C.nra',sc, and dcscrbys item as
bsar bul liia 900 advance oI ihe ouang,ou+
mr. They aw m,ll BOO stature. their bod
... .rmr'.,aly covered Niihhalr, aud ihcl
have l'r bong arms Of lhc -imIa tribe. Yer,
lH. D. hnrH uI lHrf gau ufihc Island which
r.. murl
.I.ua gr..at. ur C.nrlIrse, vhoar
.....I to ,.s. originally m.satcl from
H. Mlahar cr..', ls 800 am,ab.c and luoilrn.
.,. people They arc for ilc most part &C.
nir' to OBJ. r.'tau 90 'hc soil, which is e''
..nr.y it... IHrrunamon tree, Which,
.Hms m"' warm climate. grows ozlS
900 r. ..'l.a..m Tu uf lhc island, anal
...a.i0t t.,e J.st 800 poor aaI h.niy coil.
Ta r'.m. uf C.r'0r .. mild and sllubr.
u... ,l. u....ur.. which blow alternately
nnr Indian ~ra and ,'r Bay Of Bengal
mitigating OH. severity of rho tropical heats
Nfr r...a.r- 'h.r u.ar elephant, at
rwlI GHN. N.... Janr aui Nuller car-
r Hrui..I. Regatta Ua a large .ghlcr,aut'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-27

u...H.t N-nr. so, ] I-F 5000, Hlr s.r
rnur With be- Co uar la.la castle. a fcc
H.I wnu'Iru. reach naeDnhm rrc curitw.
r'. and, with your v.a-.I d-'ror' MORN.
."' v""'' oawnU. sou a"''d.
VIII 500 with you, ur"0t 'he hn.thi,
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and Notwithstanding lhc uIny season had just
~ DO, arI ihr undertaking vas considered
hazardous in ihc cSirrmc, hg determined to
utc i1 ihF Jungle. aud select % 300. load from
amu1 N. vIll herds.
ln order Go understand lhc cmlur. of .grh 900
expedition. snur account Of ihr topography ~
,hr raaI .s necessary. The Shore. OF Ccy.
lu1 ore generally low, although Doc lhs south.
,m part bIua mod rocky. For some distance
inland, ihr ground i- level, aHd ..r lhr most
Iru cuuualrd, being roEcrd with f.lls ol
paddy "a coarse Kind uf ncr) aud groves oi
cinnamon. Toward tIiJ csnire D, rs,, into
abl-.llui. lruu ooo 10 5000 '.at al,oyc the
so, anI aln,sl entirely covered wish drrsr
and luAaHlul urrsis lh- u7lu1lly roe,
iutn q mountain chain, which d.,.Ir. thr l--
land from north Go south, iHlo nearly ,9ual
wus. Ndlm'r Peak, abou, 20 m'.. south.
u.s,ol Handy attain. % altitude gilmore uan
G.uuo fc,. arJ ha, been considered ihc hl,h.
r.'ullh.urgr. NJ June, however, irlom,
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higher p.aE. This geographical division ur
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ruu.al. ur-u,u,4,ul distract, l-rura,rd
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aura growth of slul,.g AND .mal, ,sr...
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

NAvAL.-Orders have been issued nom the
Navy pspsrtmsa dreceg the US fssis Cumberland, Capt
Wu Lsns Nstsrrsnesa SQaseroa 10 rstura hons
without delay understood thss Ccar Marital 81 % esosrsc
lox tie trial u CAPT ap0n his srva the Vss< ststss.
cozaussr RebsH Cunningham has ssss odsssa 70 the Cos
port place JeAa hs sstsehse a1d
ardsred socP P6nosth.---.s urEs0s Shsrp
r. Ass received orders dsss satfeas 70 ne steam s Se'
sasAsnns ktng opt Al s0FoA 5 store sap SoaiA
snRoa IS days frI New lsk sr California vas sse1'a hsA
a. Lon 81 49,. L survey schoorsf Nn GA
msncns arrived eofoA the Seth rst -
The Il 5 shop OF joan Adams
Commander Barro Aoaad Madeira and Cossl u Acs
mon Hsmpioa Roads the 2tA 1t Tie oaovag list OF
ConnaDtsri Hsory frca George
r Sine ar boy, Josnsco Carer lssse O. srsn Lee
tspsnts Wa SoSaf SUsoni james sgus Master ysoes
Bustus. ASSISTANT sargsoa JoAs lrw1n, II 9As boyd,
JL. Msrsban Campbell ChaS bSboook George bSfosf
ndssPnsal samuel sarres. it, capiAss CHA Wa sat-
John oveos, Gunueri Wm hyse, Csipentsf N
Mshsssy, sansisr.U .:snsf s.ssnse es.ra- ne Sosa
FoShs Parts9, Cast Jeszh IAtnN
Sth 1st from Hsrsrsa vel on e'@Fd
OF lev OF the who slightly saasrrg
diseases OF the hes--. sap Congress
Capt James aclatosh. al ko1tssso Mach l sio
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XIII.
GREY. bearded Cbronos shifts the saaos'
Waves OF the crowds that onward press
And where, to day, the City stands
he hastes 70 plant the wilderness;
Earth Spirit, With ,Orcerers wand
Reveals. vishhOlds, afirms, denies
Ihold-I hold him with my hand,
Nav. be has left me his Disguise
Hut Gods truth lives from man 70 man
ACROSS the world, though Temples fal'
Each Hourishing its little span,
And creeds are shattered, one and all
Yes, Gods truth reigns along the world
While Churches 70 the dust are driven,
And fruitless dynasties are hurled
To chaos, by the bolts Of Heaven.
XIV.
The mountains truly have q glorious rough
ness;
I do not hear the pyramids are smooth;
The ocean grsndly foams into abruPtnessi
Does God peal thunder down well-oIed
groovel
Thou, with poets oughneD, friend, wouldst
quarrel;
Staggering Ger the ridges Of ploughed
speech,
You move unessiIy. We'll, the apparel
or verse Is trivial. Try the sense 10 reach.