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reading vt distance may procure all necessary
ms respecting the patenabity Of their inventions
ar appEati'ns for patents per form
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WHEEIAN Az WNOn-

WHOLESALE and Retail Boot and Shoe Manu6cy-.
w ers, sign Of the BIG RED BOOT, No. 81 Lower
Market south SIDE two doors vest of Sycamore
cinnsti-Dealers lie Boots Shoes, Palm Leaf bats nc
J. p. WHELAN.
Nav 23-lv WOOD.
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1851.

THE American and Foreign AntiSareTy Society have
just published another stereotypea Almanac, for the
coming year with special reference the great question
Slavery at the present time and in the expectation that the
friends of the throughout the country will cooperate
in dusng extensively the valuable statistical and reading
matter IL contains Considering the expense which the
Almanac has been prepared the low price AZ which Is
Sold and the for by express
or otherwise lev York. the whole of the North
States IL is confidently expected that the circulation
this year will greatly exceed that Of any previous 80
much useful matter cannot well be circulated "a "s
pense.
usual with weexecuted wood engravings, prepared eX
pressy for it, illustrating the escape of Henry Boz bro-
a Washington, and the sneelng Slave Mother Be
SIDES the Calendar which is equal in all rsspe to that Of
the American Tract societys Almanac for 1851 and the
Ecpses, Cycles, &c, &C. the Almanac contains variety
of Interesting and valuable reading and statistical articles
of an antisavery character selected and original The
ia rrinh a
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BOARDING
LARD OIL.

Mrs. EMILY H. STOCKTON, No. l6I Chestnut sire
IVl between Fourth and Fifth streets, Philadelphia
Ocf
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HENRY n. PAXTON,
HENRY MINER & CO.,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
IA Chsncery, Cads, Harrison county, Ohio. Jan. Q.
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PRETTY SENrMENr.--The memories OF child
hood, the long far away days of boyhood, the
mothers love and prayer, the voice Of depart
ed playfelow, the ancient church and school
house, in all their green and hallowed associa-
lions, come upon the heart in the dark hour OF
sin and sorrow, as well as in the joyous time,
like the passage of pleasan'ly-remembered
dream, end cast ray Of their own purity and
sweetness over il.
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PR0SPECYHS OF THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
VOLUME WISH.

G. BAILEY EDITOR AND PkopRIEroRs JOHN {
WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.
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The FARMER AND THE Fox.--A farmer had
discovered that fox came along beam in the
night to seize his poultry. He accordingly
sawed the end of the beam nearly through, and
in the night the fox fell into piece whence
he could not escape. On going to him in the
morning, he found him stiff, and, as he thought,
liieless. Taking him out of the building, the
farmer threw him on the dunghill, but in a
short time REWARD opened his eyes, and, see
ing all was safe and clear, gaIloped away to
the mountains, showing more cunning than
the man who ensnared him.
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will find home in the West; and, stimulated by
the favor Of the Government, the desire for indie
pendence, and the ties of the family, the wilder
ness will be converted into smiling landscapes,
and wealth poured into the nations lap HUI
maniy to the poor thus unites with the interest Of
the nation in making the public domain free to
those who so much need it taking gaunt poverty
into the fatherly keeping of the Government, and
giving Ii the home Of which land monopoly has
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES,

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the Removal and Permanent Cnre of all Disea'
ses arising from an Impure State Of the Blood, or
Habit Of the System.
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NEW GOODS.

TUST received from New York. per schr. Lille Sanders
y entire stock of GOODS, consisting Of Muslins
Lawns; Ginghams; Laces Edging; Cacoes Prints Cam
bric Serge Apaea Cotton and Linen Daper Silk and Lin
Threads Needles Pins and Buttons white and eolored
Hose Irish Linen Linen Drills Coat and Apron Checks
Cashmerete Drab DEte Kentucky Jeans; Tweed; Osna
berg Canvass Bed Ticks brown and bleached Shrting
Turkey Cotton Palm Leaf Fur Leghorn and Wool Hats
Brown Clarified and Loaf Sugar; Coffee; Flour Mess Pork
Fulton Market Beef in half barrels Butter English Dairy
Snuff and Segars Adamantne and Tallow Candles; Axes;
Hoes Crosscut and Hand Saws; Hand and Mill Saw Files,
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks German Silver Britannia
Iron Spoons; Shovels and Spades Cut Nails pad stock
Locks; Wire Sieves; Tea Kettles Sauce Pans Pepper
SPICE Ginger and Starch general assortment of Crocke
daily expected all of which will be sold low for cash
country produce. GRADY & MONK.
April J. 1851 3O-tf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VAAUAbAE LAND FUlt SALEs
IN1E subscriber having determined moving Southfa
west offers for sale his Plantation whereon he now
resides in New Hanover county the West side of the
Northeast River nine miles below South Washington and
miles North of Wilmington containing about
lo00 Acres of Land 100 of which cleared and good
state of cultivation and between 400 and 500 Acres
Swamp Lowand that overfow easily drained
gravey and inferior in fertility land in the county
about 40 Acres of which is cleared There every facility
for getting produce Market the Northeast River within
tive miles, being navgable at all tmes-the County Road
leading from Wilmington to Dupln county, and half
milesand the Railroad within three miles There also
an excellent for Stock, equal to any in the county
The situation surpassed by in this part the
for health He would also sell his stock consisting
Hogs Cattle and Sheep, with the Land Terms
dBting and easy JEREMIAH HAND
February 81 1851 243m
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and Twenty five Dol

NNE Hundred and Twenty five Dollars Reward will
" be paid for the delivery of the said HARRY to at
Tosnot Depot Edgcombe county, for his confinement in
any Jail in the State that get him. One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars will be given for his head.
He lately heard from in Newbern where he called him
self Henry Cor Burn) and viii be likely to continue
the name assume that of Copage of Farmer He
has free muatto for wife, by the of Sally
Bozeman lately removed to Wilmington and lives
in part the called Texas where he wkey be
lurking.
Masters vessels particularly cautioned against har
boring or concealng the said negro board their vessels
the full penalty of the law win be vigorously enforced
June 18th, IS50I43h1 GUILFORD HORN.
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BOUNTY LAND LAW.-NoTICE.

THE subscriber having the assistance of experienced
and competent Attorney at Washington City, will forward
and upon moderate terms prosecute all claims of soldiers
1872 and of the Florida and Mexican their widows and
minor heirs with which he may be entrusted Blanks and
full information furnished upon application ost paid) to
EDWARD CANTWELL, Attorney at Law.
~ Office Market ST. opposite Carolina Hotel, VIII
mington No. Ca.
Oct. 18, 1850 6-tf
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

NEW ESTABLISHMENT
For the Manufacture of Tin Ware, Sheet Iron Cop
per- &c.
FE1HE subscriber would inform the citizens of Will q
l. mngton, and public generally, that he has lately
commenced the above business the south side of ~
Market, below Front Street. and with long experience in
business this State he feels confident of giving sasac
on those who may favor him with calls for Tin Ware
--ha'.sae reta or with work in his line.
N BEnrticular attention will be paid to Roofing with
Tin " other Metals and to Eve Cutters and Conductors
also other io ag, for all of which he respectfully solic
share Of public aal~onage. JOSEPH SUMNER.
Wilmington. A. ii 4, 1851 30-3m
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no TURPENrINE DIsTILLERs.

THE subscriber would inform the Dstrs of Tpenime
i that he has hand at his Cooper Shop in this
place. supply of seasoned timber, sufficient for the present
and that those who disappointed in getting work
last rely upon being served this he has added
greatly his former and having permanently
located himself here he will be enabled to pay strict atten
on to the quality of the work and should any casks made
by him prove bad he will them or return the price
liver them free charge, at any point in around Whining
Hereafter his casks shall be marked with the letters
NJ either head that the work may be known The
price will be 81 IS per barrel of 10 gallons Should any
change be made in these prices due notice will be given in
this paper A. MORGAN.
Wilmington. N. c., JAN H. 1851. 196m*
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NEW ROARDING HOUSE.

MRS E. A FORD, would respectfully inform the public,
M that she has taken the House lately occupied by Mrs
SWAMI, Boarding House, and having had it thorough
y repaired and fitted with and handsome furniture
throughout she viii be enabled to accommodate number of
transient Boarders in the best The
House pleasantly situated any in Wilmington, and
number of her best will be reserved for the
dation of transient vsters She confidently bepeak the
patronage of those desrous of obtaining Boarding House
the Glass; she ate herself that her
be surpassed for comfort and convenience and
erton viii be spared calculated to add to the happiness and
contentment of her guests.
The House open for the reception of
day boarders. For terms, apply to Mrs. FORD.
*Aurora, Goldsboro Patriot and Telegraph and Tar
boro' Press copy IT,
Nov. 10, 1850 l0-12m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW HANOVER
: fFHEb EAS. complaint upon oath hath this day 10
. = been made to US, two of the Justices of the "a
Fee for he State and County aforesaid by Guilford q
torn, o ;ecombe County, that certain male slave.
beoagirg 70 him, named HARRY, Carpenter by trade,
@ 20 old, feet inches high or thereabouts; yell
7op u; stout built; with his left leg, (fom
cut II a xe); has very thick lips deep sunk in his
Or Of upper teeth; and has very dark spot his
eH os4 . be mark-hath absented himself from his
eat lttng acts of felony other msdeeds; These
therefore, in the of the State aforesaid to
mand the said slave forthwith surrender himself and
turn home to his said master and do hereby by virtue
of the Act of Assembly III such made and provided
innate and declare that if the said slave Harry doth
render himself and return home Immediately after the pub
caton of these presents that any person persons
and the said slave by such he they
may think ft without accusation impeachment of any
crime offence for DOING and without ncurng any
atty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under hands and SEALS this 2th day of June
1850. JAMES 7. MILLER, J. P. ISeal.1
w. C. BETTENCOURT, J. P. [Seall
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hereby notify all persons indebted to me, to call and set
tie by the first day of May Those who have not the
cash. settle by note. The firm having changed, it is
absolutely that all accounts due should be set
tied Immediately. hope the terms of this notice will be
strictly adhered to- and the dsagreeabe necessity
of placing my claims in the hands Attorney for coec
tion. G. HOLMES
Clinton March 9th, 1851 33-
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Hotels, &c.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
THE subscriber has ta6en the house the of IN
Market and Second Streets and has furnished it in 4
neat but plain style for boarding house. and is ready for
tho reception of boarder either By the day. week month
His table shall be furnished with good the market af
fod and his charges moderate He respectfully socs the
patronage of town and country friends nothing shall be
left undone his part to give entire satisfaction
A. A. B. SOUTHALL.
Wilmington, N. c., April 1lth, 1851. 3l-tf
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r9\ CAPITALISTS.

E4> CAPITALISTS.
gBE Subscribers for sale the Bonds of the town of
WlnlnEr9n al ,unt of one hundred thousand dollars
of 500, 600; payable in from ten twenty
years and bearing at the rate of six per cent,
Die annually.
These Bonds the only debt of the Town. and duly
authorized by Act of Assembly with ample provision the
payment of principal and interest," and being exempt from
a1aom Also they present opportunity for
desirable investment rarely met with in the State. Apply
DEROSSET & BROWN.
April 18th, 1851 321m
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$25 REWARD.

$25 REWARD.
PUNAWAY, on the 10th February last, from the ~
subscriber residing the Cape Fear, about % "a
miles above Wilmington, his negro boy SAM Sam a
likely boy about l9 years Of age, dark and thick
se five feet and half high He is supposed to be lurking
in the neghborhood of E. D. Walkers at Moore's Creek
who most of his relations Nathan Bonhams who
his mother perhaps, Fletcher Bes at Long
Creek, who his father.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery me-
his Judgement in any Jail where can get him.
H. BONHAM.
Bladen county, April 25th, 1851 33tf
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FOR SAIE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with suitable out
"A houses and we'll of good water 2 miles from Whining
ton together with SO 100 of land around it. The
house and well furnished storys high has
five comfortable There about of cleared
land Immediately around the house. of which is we'll
imp owed as garden spot The remaining 6 in
trees and 30 dourshng young vines The
further information, apply to B. l. HOWE, ESQ.
Nov. 20.
*x*Cioldsborough Telegraph copy If l2-tf
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Millinery and Dress"Making.

TO THE LADIES-A CARD.
NEW Millinery and Fancy Goods, just Re- A
~ ceived and opening, embracing all of the la CN
test styles and patterns of Bonnets and Dress Makers
Goods all of which has recently been selected by expert
enced hand.
Mrs P would particularly call the attention of the Ladies
to her beautiful assortment of Dress Trimmings of the latest
styles and fashion In fact stock goods far exce
have been able exhibit heretofore have procured
the most experienced ners and Dress Makers, and am
ready to wait my friends promising to every
ertion to please. fatter myself that fully prepa
red to execute all work with which favored and
ry favorable terms.
would most respectfully solicit call from the Ladies'
it Injuries goods to send them out.
MRS. V. R. PERSON, Agent
Wilmington, April 25, 1851 33-n
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Property at Public and Private Sale.
REAL ESTA1

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE Lots and improvements thereon Saracta Du-A
l. plin county, N c., formerly occupied by VIM. o. A
Jefreys Store and Disery offered for sale The
situation advantageous location for the above
any other business. For particulars, apply to
1. B. s. J. J. KELLY.
Kenansvlle, Duplin CO., N Co. April l8, 1851 32-tf
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Professional and Business Cards.

DIR. WILLIAM F. BERRY,
TTAS located himself in Clinton N c. and offers his
i fesonal the citizens of Sampson and the
adjoining counties.
March 18th, 1851 29-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of WARD, MONTFORT & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual The unsettled business
will be adustedby the Junior partner Mr. VIM. P. PELLE
TIER. G.. ]. WARD,
EDW'D w. MONTFORT,
VIM. P. PELLETIER.
jacksonville Onslow CO., N. c., Sept IA, 1850 2-tf
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Groceries, &c.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

NEW GROCERY STORE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Will
mngton and its vicinity, that he has taken the Store
recently occupied by D. j. Gilbert next door the Grain
Store North Water Street, for the purpose of selling Prov
sons and Groceries, viz Pork Flour Bacon Coffee Sugar,
Rice, Lard, Soap, Candles Tobacco SC. &C.
E. H. GRANT.
Wilmington, N. c., April 49, 1851 32-6t
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TERMS OF ADlERTlsInes.

Advertsements ordered be continued the inside,
charged 3 per square for each insertion after the hst
Any advertisement upon which the number Of IS
Marked win be continued until ordered out and charged
25 cents per square for each insertion. -
liberal discount win be made Advertisements exceed.
ing square, when published or II months CASH IN AD
VANCE. -.flsae ats - > esF.af ss5-Ffr
HsrNo advertisement rejecting upon private character
cam under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to Arch Murphy, David Muir
"A ply Notes hold or to the subscriber requested
pay. Suits will be instituted against those who fail to
comply. P. MURPHY.
April Is. 1851 32-3t
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NnTTCE

TAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover sM
county, N. c., the 18th September, 1850, (as "a
runaway slave, man, who says his name is a
GEORGE AARON. He is about 25 years old, feet ~
inches high black complexion. He here a
rom Boston in September last He preends he is fee and
ays he raised in Brooklyn, New York The of
negro requested forward prove property pay
Urges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with
he law directs. OWEN FENNELL Sheriff
FTilmngton, n. c., Jan. TO- 1851 1S-tf
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FOR SALE.
THE House at present occupied by SAMUEL R: PoT IN
TER, Market street, next to the Masonic Hail. is A
for sale rent The house alone cost eleven thousand dol
las the lot two thousand and furniture about three the
price of the whole is twelve thousand dollars four thousand
cash. one, two and three years for the balance.
If desirable, the House will be sold alone
March IA, 1S51-[27-tf1 S. R. POTTER.
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ROUND sHAYEs: ROUND ST

ROUND SLAVES! ROUND SHAVES!
WOOD continues to manufacture his unsurpassed pat
IL. ent Round Shaves, and keeps constantly hand
full supply at his shop Waterstreet, Nutts wharf, and
the Hardware Store of j. NJ ROBINSON No. 3, Front
street.
repaired in the best MANNER the shortest notice.
L. WOOD.
Wilmington, N. c., Jany 8, 1881 I7-6m*
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BOARDING,
(AN be had at the late residence of S. Hoard very
u moderate terms We have that not be
surpassed comfort good bedding V r. Peirson and
Mrs P. will superntend the House, and promise to do all
in their power to supply table with market
affords. V. R. PERSON, for
Feb. 7.-[22-tf1 MRS. HOARD.
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r IdE, Lime, Lime. 500 barrels Lineolnylle White
IL Lump. Also Calcined Plaster, Plasterng Hair. Fire
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls Lime &C. For
sale by J. c. r. B. WOOD,
July 25, 1891 Contractors and Builders.
IRISH Potatoes. 10 bbls. For sale by
i o. G. HOLMES.
yXTHISKET aud Flour. S3 bbls good Flour; 80 bbls
wv good Whiskey. For sale by o & G. HOLMES.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

CARD TO THE LADIES.
MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs leave to inform the
Y Ladies of Wilmington and its vicinity, that she
returned from the North with and fashionable assort
ment of Spring and Summer Mnary goods which she has
selected with great care and invites the Ladies to call and
Judge themselves she feels confident that they cannot
be surpassed and will be disposed of on the most moderate
terms.
April 4, 1851 Soft
*.xCOmmnrcia 3t
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MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-NIaking Es-
tabishment Second street, opposite Mr.. O. G. 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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NOTICE,

have associated with in business, my brother OWEN
HOLINESS and the business will hereafter be conducted
the old stand nearly opposite the Court House. in the
of ]. G. & 0. HOLMES. J. G. HOLMES.
Clinton, March 9th. 1851
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Among the discoveries Science has made in this
generation to facilitate the business of e increase its
be named of real value mankind than this conri
button of Chemistry the Healing trial of its
virtues throughout this broad country has proven beyond
doubt that medicine combination of medicines
known surely control md the varieties
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
midst thousands and thousands Indeed there
abundant to believe remedy has length been
found which be relied to the most dangerous a
tections OF the lungs Our space here will not permit to
publish proportion of the affected by use but
would the following opinions of eminent and
refer further enquiry the circular which Agent below
named will always pleased furnish ree wherein full
particulars and indsputable proof of these facts.
From the President of Amherst College, the ce1ebra-
ted Professor Hitchcock.
James G. Ayer-Sir: have used your Cherry Pectora
in of deepseated Bronchitis and satisfied
pound for the relief of aryngia and bronchial difficulties If
opinion to its superior character be of servc
edward HITCHCOCK, LII. Do
From the widely celebrated
Professor Sillman, NJ. d., LIZ D.,
ber of the Lit. Hist Med, PHI and Sc;snti6c Soci-
cites of America and Europe
"I deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable composition
from of the best articles in the Matea Medical and
effective remedy for the class of diseases it intended
to cure.'
MAJOR PATTISoN, President of the s. c. Senate,
states he has used the Cherry Pccora with wonderful
cess, to cure an inflammation Of the lungs.
From of the first Physicf In BInine.
DIR. J. c. Aver Lowell-Dear Sir: am now constantly
using your Cherry Pectoral in practice and prefer to
vaticn of many cases, convinced it will
coughs colds and diseases of the lungs that have put de-
invariably recommend use in cases of consumption
and consider it much the best remedy for that disease
Prepared and sold by James Aye Practical Chemist
Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Wilmington. n. c., by, DR.; A. G. EVANS &
BROTHER and Druggists generally throughout the State
Feb Il, 1851 2i-eow6m