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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

StEALED proposals for building Poor House in the
~ ty of Onslow will be received at the Post Office Rich
lands n c. until the 26th August proXmo, to be dec
ded by the Both of the month.
Said house to be of wood 4S feet long by 80 feet wide
two high 81 brick pillars Is by SO inches,
brick thick and to have brick chmneys, with fire places
each fire places to be feet inches in the clear M 10 be
10 by II inches, and of the very best heart Pitch Pine
eepers be by 10 inches of best heart Pitch Pine Posts
Plates Jos Beams and Rafters be of good materials
and suitable sizes.
Shingles to be of good heart Cypress and all other
ror timbers to be of pure heart Pine. Seepers Studs Jot
and Raftes to be feet from centre otentre The Weather
boards to be inch thick quartered dressed and well
81 Floors to be of II inch quartered boards, of good heart
Pine dressed ongued and rooved, and well nailed down.
The first story have rooms II by Il feet EACH with fire
place in each and passage II by 80 feet with stairway the
second floor Partitions to be of Il inch boards dressed
tongued and grooved and well put up The second story
to he similar to the first, with stairway garnet floor
doors passage first floor by feet each oil to have
good welt made batten shutters all to be well hung with
good and substantial hinges with rim locks to the outside
doors and latches to the inside
There is to be 81 windows, . by 81 inches; and do %
by A inches have good suitable SASH e by 10 well pr
ed and glazed, and to have proper astenings &c
All the materials not herein specified must be of good
qualty, and put up in laan, substantial ,Corknanke
manner, and completed by the 18th March, 1852
For further specifications. &c Sc. apply to
WILLIAMS HUMPHREY
HARVEY COX, Commissioners
BRYAN S. kOONCE,
June 18th, 1851 1925
NorE-There is tract of woodland belonging to the
County which said house be erected from which the
any suitable material which Affords in its
construction, free of charge.
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NEw ROARDING uoITsE.

THE subscriber has taken the house the of
Market and Second Streets and has furnished it in Elm
neat but plain style for boarding house, and ready for
the reception boader either by the day. week month
His table shall be furnished with good the market a
ord and his charges moderate He respectfully socts the
patronage of town and country friends nothing shall be
left undone on his part to give entire satisfaction:
A A. B. SOUTHALL.
Wilmington, n. c., April llth, 1851. 3l-tlO
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OUR M OTTO rs ITO PLEASE"
o. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, EFTNT-eS ~
81 NsTRUN K MANUFACTOR Y. 10y = II

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Coach,
Gig, and sulky Harness; Lady's and Gentlemen s
Saddles Brfdlcs Whips, &C.. Trunks Valises, Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satchel fancy Trunks, Sc. Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets and
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
of which he warrants to be of the best material and work
manship, and viii be sold low for cash. short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles. Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags se., made to
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold a. fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at Wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
sion. JOHN 7. CONOIEY.
June II 1850 40
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TEACHER WANTED.

liberal salary will be given to any gentleman who
N well recommended, producing testimonials that
will satisfy beyond doubt character and of his entire
qualifications take charge of preparatory School
Topsa Sound which has hitherto been largely patronzed
and in prosperous condition The Academy Rnown as
Topsa Academy beautiful and healthy location, IL
miles of Wilmington, in neghborhood not surpassed
by in point of morality and social intercourse 1t de-
sirable that the scholastic year should
the first day of October next Letters early addressed to N
N Nixon, Wilmington N c., after che 18th to Jos
NJ Foy, Esq., Wilmington n. c.. will prompt aten-
ton. NICHOLAS N. NIXON,
President Of Board of Trustees.
Topsal, August l. 1851 4S-tlo
Raleigh Standard and Richmond Christian Advocate copy
week till first October unless ordered out and
send bills to this office
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Schools.
RYcI4LAND ACADEMY.

TNI1E next Session Of this Academy will open Monday
i the 18th of September.
g. Rates of tuition per session of fire months.
Lower branches of English -. 90
Higher branches Of English .12 90
Latin and Oreek Is 90
boarding be had in respectable families
from SIS to Sc per month";
The services of t. J. Whitaker, very competent and
popular Teacher will be continued in the School Assis-
ant All students intending enter during the session.
desired be present the opening of the Those who
NAV enter any before the first half session expires will
be charged for whole session No deduction Of charges
made for absence except in of protracted sickness
L. G. WOODWARD, Principal.
Aupust Is 1851 494t*
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FOR SALE.
Aug. Sth. 1851

THE subscriber for sale the following tracts of "a
i land lying at Lociwood's Folly, in Brunswick 4
ty. only 3 miles from Wilmington. The property will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers:
400 of Turrentine and Corn land lying Lock
woods Folly River and having it excellent grist MILL
400 acres only 10 miles from Smthvil!e. Also,
A lot containing acres and lying within few hundred
yards of ockwood Folly Bridge, the Georgetown road
A desirable site for a country store
Persons DESTROYS of puehasing make application in
Wilmington, to w A. Rourk, or on the premises to
U. w. ROURK.
Brunswick CO.. Aug J. 81. 47-tf
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4 TREATISE the Diagnosis and treatment of the
n DISEASES OF CHILDREN, according to the simple
laws of nature, without Medcaments and upon the BIRTH
nursing and education of children, well the fire.
quent diseases from their infancy the period of puber
y-illustrated for the by description of numerous
gathered during practice of % years The book
can be procured by application to
J. T. SCHONWALD, DIR. NJ.
Wilmingto n. c.. August l. 1851. 47-tf
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HOUSES TO RENT.

CfAPT. G.. POTTER having given the Agency for ~
u renting his houses in Wilmington, all persons who IL
wish place early, may do by calling the
subscriber.
offer the following for rent from the lst day of October
next October LIST, 1882 viz: large and comfortable
story brick tenement TONERS Alley, with Bakery and
Store attached.
One dwelling the of Walnut and Water streets,
stories high with store in the basement One Store house
adjoining the above The Rsey House the of 4th
Street The House and Lot adjoining Boundary St
Also number of desirable Cottages the neighbohood of
the Dry Pond. A A. B. SOUTHALL:
Aug. 8, 1851 4S-tf
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber offers sale. Fair Bluff four Town
i Lots the choice Lots of the place, with Toll
Bridge attached Persons wishing purchase such proper
ty will do well call and examine, will give great
bargain in the above property.
Terms for payment viii be made very favorable
r. NJ. POWELL.
Aug Sth. 1851 is ct
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN THE subscriber offers for sale the whole of his3S8
!iA Real Estate, which is situated as follows X
The Plantation and Wood Lands where he resides,
Black River, New Hanover county. containing THREE
THOUSAND ACRES, on which is an excellent saw AND
GRIST MILL, worked by water power.
Also, the Plantation the River, known the CObet
place, containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, 200 of
which cleared and under cultivation.
Also, another tract lying the River Immediately below
the abG:c, known the Hatcher place. containing TWEEN
TY-FlFE HUNDRED ACRES, with 300 Acres under fence
and cultivation Some of these Lands excellent
Swamp, and easy to drain The upands well set with
Turpentne Pines that have never been boxed
Also another Plantation the South side of Black Ry
err, containing FOUR THOUSAND ACRES. and known
the Colley Mills with excellent set of Mills, drove by
water power. The Mills in good repair There is on
this tract excellent Swamp Land portion of which
under cultivation The believed to be the
best in the lower part of the State The upand of this
tract abound in growth Of large Turpentne Pnes the
greater portion of which have never been boxed.
Persons wishing purchase will find to their interest to
view the above Lands they may be had accommoda
ting The Lands will be shewn by the Overseers
siding either of the above premises by the
CHARLES HENRY.
Black River, New Hanover CO., n. c., 90 &c
May Both, 1851.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.


ia THE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the So
South sale his Land in Wayne county, "a
tanning about Seven Hundred and Twenty-Five "a
Acres situated the Railroad. about two miles be- ~
low Dudley Depot the cleared Land being sufficient to OBJ
tain crop three hundred and fifty four hundred barrels
of Corn The dwellings and out-budings toleraby
THERE'S also about 900 boxes Turpentin)
old and new. Also lot of Likely Young Negroes
Payments made easy by applying to JAS. KELLY
Wavne county. June l3. 1851 4O-tf
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HOUSE AND LOT For SALE.

T1E subscriber being DESTROYS of moving out of Town.
will sell his House and Lot where he resides sit. u
uated Front Yearly opposite the residence of Dr.
Everitt Terms made known by applying to the subscriber
o. AIessrs. DeRosset s. Brown.
Possession will be given st of October sooner if
quired. WM. Ii. DUDLEY.
August 43-lm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

SMART REPLY.-A commercial traveller left an
article belonging to his wardrobe at inn, and
wrote to the chambermaid to forward it to him by
the coach in answer to which he received the fol-
lowing:
$ I hope, dear sir, you II not feel burt,
III frankly tell you all about
I've made shift with your old shirt,
And You must make q shift without it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

A learned German Astrologer is said to have as
certained that in twenty-five millions of years this
earth will be destroyed by a comet. Couldn't he
put it a little further off,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
For Rent.

FOR RENT FROM FIRST OCTOBER.
A DWELLING HOUSE situated Chestnut, be- ~
a tween bird and Fourth Streets. Apply to IL X IL
NIXON or JERE. NICHOLS. N. N. N1AON:
Aug To- 1851 4S-H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE Lots and improvements thereon Saracta Du IN
j. pn county, n. c. formerly occupied by VIM. o. :iA
Jeeys Store and Dstillery, offered for SALE The
situation very advantageous location for the above
any other business. For particulars, apply to
/. B. & J. J. KELLY.
Kenansville, Duplin co., n. c., April 49, 1851 32.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
NoTICE-OVER 1000 ACRES ofLAND FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber DESTROYS of removing West offers for En
sale all his possession of Land, situated in Columbus x
county, n c. being 1000 good Turpentne and
Farming Land containing several tracts mostly adjoining
the tract wherein live, containing good dwelling house,
Kitchen and other outhouses On the lands
bout p 900 urpentine boxes years old situated
White Hall road leading from Whiteve, about II miles
White Hall The above lands convenient to
several families My stock of Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep will be sold if required. All information respecting
the above lands will be given by applying the premises to
the subscriber. NATHAN RAY.
Aug.S 4S-1m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

THE good will, Furniture and fixtures of the long estab
i lished and well known Commercial HOTEL
The purchaser operations without any out
lay whatever everything requisite for boarding house
hand and in first rate order and its reputation is such
as if continued will at all times insure sufficient number
permanent and transient boarders The above will be sold
credit of six months for note with good security The
Hotel also be rented favorable terms. Apply to
Aug. S-[4S-tfl Mrs SUSAN BEACH,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which are %
thirty five sets of Boxes; the most of which
only been in from to two years. with sufficient guam
ty of round trees to cut at least twenty the lands
upon which these situated not easily surpassed by any
pney lands in Eastern Carolina There is upon the premi
two Dstlcries NEATLY and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary ouhoues Upon the farm think the bull
dings altogether seldom exceled Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase can be furnished with
sufficient number Of teams and wagons carry both
operations of Farm and Tupentne with years supply
of provision. JOHN A. AVIRETT.
Catharne Lake. Onsow n. c., July % 1850 47-tf
Look AT THIS.
THE undersigned having determined moving South ia
offers fol sale his plantation whereon he now resides
in Dupn county lying the main road from Fayetteville
to Newbern, three miles of kenansve containing
bout 800 Acres, onehalf of which is cleared good
state Of cultivation and he has hesitation saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the The
Dwelling House convenient andcomfortable the best
set of out-huildings in the County.
Also, tract Of Far and Turpentne Land the r
Road three miles below StrickIans Depot, containing
bout 600 Acres
Also, valuable Steam M (of ten horse power located
at good order and superior team of Horses
/ Wagon, &C.
bargain can be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS. M MIDDLETON.
| Dupiin county, Oct 25, 1870 -
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A QUAxDARY.-A baker with both arms in the
dough up to his elbows. and flea in the leg of his
trousers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
The Mothers Rock.

Humboldt in his celebrated travels tell that he
had left the abodes of civilization far behind in the wlds
South America he found the confluence of the Aabpo
and the Rio Terni rivers high rock-caled the " Moth
ers Rock -
The circumstances which gave this remarkable name
the rock these:
In 1799 Roman Catholic Missionary led bis
halfciyzed Indians on one of these hostile ex-
cursiOns, which they often made, to kidnap slaves
for the Christians. They found Guahiba woman
in solitary hut with three children-two of whom
were infants. The father, with the other children,
had gone out to fish, and the mother in vain tried
fly with her babes. She was seized by these man.
hunters hurried into boat, and carried away to a
missionary station at San Fernando.
She now far from her home but she had left
children there who had gone with their father She
repeatedly took her three babes and tried to escape
but was often SEIZED brought back, and most un-
mercifully beaten with whips.
At length the missionary determined to separate
this mother from her three children and for this
purpose sent her in boat up the Atabapo river, to
the mission of the Rio Negro at a station called a.
vltH.
Seated in the bow of the boat, the mother knew
not where she going what awaited her. She
was bound solitary and alone in the bow of the long
boat but she judged, from the direction of the sum-
that she was going away from her children. By a
sudden effort she broke her bonds plunged into the
river, swan to the left bank of the Atabapo, and
ing retaken, and brought back to the rock where
she scourged till her blood redeemed the rock
calling for her children and the rock has ever since
been called g The Mothers Rock" Her hands were
then tied upon her back still bleeding from the lash
es of the manatee thongs of leather. She was then
dragged to the mission at Javita, and thrown into
kind of stable. The night was profoundly dark and
it was in the midst of the rainy season. She was
| now full seventy-fve miles distant from her three
children, in straight line. Between her and them
lay forests never penetrated by human footsteps
swamps and morasses, and rivers, never crossed by
man But her children are at San Fernando and
what can quench mothers love Though her arms
were wounded, she succeeded in biting her bonds
with her teeth, and in the morning she was not tc
be found At the fourth rising sun she had passed
through the forests, swan the rivers, and all bleed
ing and worn out, was lowering round the little
cottage in which her babes were sleeping
She was seized once more and before her wounds
were healed, she was again torn from her children
and sent away to the missions on the upper Oroono
ko river-where she dropped. and shortly died. refu
sing all kinds of nourshment- died of broken hear
at being torn from her children! Such is the histo
ry of - The Mothers Rock +,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

NEGRO PAST ES.
|nN hand. large quantity of Negro Passes. For safe
~ low. at the J0TGNAJ. OFFICsIeHis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22
FOR REM.

FOR RENT.
IRON LIST October next, small, comfortable Dwelling
II House, situated on Market street. Apply TO
VIM w. HARR1SS, NJ. d.
Aro * 1881 49-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-22

THE store in front of the Carolina Hotel formerly
i cupied a Bar-room The store is large, and theGL
stand excellent Apply at the Carolina Hotel, to
Aug Sth 1851 4S-tf WOOD s. TANNING.
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EoR SALE or FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OK FOR KENT.
TINE PRED lease of my ROCK SPRING BARIA
ROOM is for sale. fnot Sold it will be rented from
the first of October next. ...
FOR RENT-A clearinghouse suitable for two small
families situated the of Queen and Ann Streets in
the southeastern part of the town also, small Dwelling
Oregon in the northeast part of the town. for rent
for one year from the first of next October Apply to
Aug. / [47-tfl DAVID THALL4,
at the Washington and Lafayette Hotel.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Aut slsrizetl agents for the Journal.

WIN seroN,N. C.. MONDAY. AUGUST rs, ls5
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LIGHTNING RODS.

TNiIE subscriber has constructed a LIGHT
MING ROD on true Philosophical princi-
=. by which buildings supplied with them are
Idcrcd perfectly secure against destruction by
'htning. The connection and insulation of the
/, as well as the preparation of the ground rod,
ON an entirely new pan. making more per-
ct conductor than any heretofore in use.
Measures have been taken 10 secure Letters
ltent for the Improvement.
Persons desirous of securing their lives and
operty from destruction hy lightning can have
nductors put up to their buildings in the most
Eject and substantial manner. by applying Ell
ar personally or by letter, to the undersigned
the following prices;
n 40 fl. with good siSrer plated point j. 10 0G
40 #. with gold Itatcd point, pfaii-
va Hp. 1850
I'd twenty cents for every additional foot over
~. i. 5. MACkEN.
Milton. Sept. 6, ls5l.-ly.
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SELECT POETRY.
THE EO0ERN BELLE.

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HlNTS-GATltERINGs.

" your fiat-irons are rough, or smok V
lay a little fine salt on fiat surface. and
rnb them well il will preven, them from
sticking TO anything ,larched, and max,
th"m smooth.
Rub your griddle with fine salt before
yon ereese il, and your cake will not stick
When walnpis have been kept until the
meat is too much dried TO be good lei
them stand in milk and wafer eight hours,
and dry them, and they will be fresh a.
when new
II al good plan to keep your differen,
kinds OF pieces tape, thread, &c, in sepa.
rate bags, and there is no time lost IN look.
for them.
Oats straw is best for the filing OF beds,
and it is well to change i, as often a. once u
year.
Cedar chests are best to keep hannel., for
cloth mo'h, a,e never found in them. Red
cellar chip. are good to keep in drawers,
ward-rober, closets, trunks, &c, 10 keep ou,
moths.
Wh"n clothes have acquired an unpl-zs-
ant odor BY being from the air. cha rcoa /.
laid in 'he folds will soon remove il.
II black d,.ssrs have been stained. boi,
handful of fig leaves in quar-, Of water,
an" reduce it TO pint A sponge dipped
in this liquid and rubbed upon them.
will eniiiely remove Stains from cranes.
hombazines, &c.
In laying up furs for summer, lay ,alow
candle in or near them, and danger from
worms will be ohviated.
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lden's Condensed Reports of Penna

! uS1 Published. and for sale by the suhscri-
J her the Second FOIHme of Aldrn's Con-
>cd Pennsylvania Reports, containing the
three volumes of Ieates' Reports, aad two
volumes Of Binney's Rcpo.is. The iirst vol
T. of Alden, cont lining Dallas Reports. vol
cs /; and leaies Reports. volume |, is also on
d, and for sale. The above two volumes are
'plete within themselves, aud contain all OF
las Repor,s,'4 4 volumes, aud all of NcItcs
rorts, 4 volumes, besides the two first volumes
iinney's Reports. Tde thirl volame is ready
will be put TO press Immediately.
II. b. MASSER, agent.
unhury, Aug. l6. ISL
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PRICE CURRENT FOR DECEMBER.

TO SUIT AMY MARKET.
Carefully compiled and corrected by 8. Quick, IT,
HosEsTY .--Li',Ie in Market.
PATRIOTISM Fin. quaiiy.-.no demand.
t. Second quality. principally
bought M by .prcnlaiors.
PRrDEscE.--A, par (all held by old
s'ockholders)
MopEsrr--None bu, damaged parcel. in
market.
VIcr.--Large quaniiiie. held no sales
PRIDE = Market gluiird.
PoLITESEs..-.Very cheap bn, The own
ers appear indifferent about the disposal
Of il
TolL..--All bought up in foreign makes.
SCANDAL .-.-None offered at wholesale ;
n" article altogether engrossed BY hawkers
and p-dars.
RELIGION. when brought in.o markell i,
is generally highly adulterat-d sales nom.
nal
LovI..-None offered, except for real
estate
CooUErkr Very little offered. in conse-
qnence of the difficulty in managing the
sale.
TALESrs.-..A cash article no credi, al.
lowed
SIscERIrY.--.-Out OF season. .-.-- Nctho,iia
Protestant
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SAVING MssuRE Overlook no means of
adding TO your stock of manures Do not
scatter your coarse fodder over wide fields
IN early winter because your yards arc
muddy, but prepare racks aud pens around
sheds and stables TO absorb the liquid
manure,
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nARYLAsp COLONIZATION The
annual appropriation OF ten thousand dollars,
which has been made for number of years
past by the State of Maryland, in aid of the
Colony of the Maryland Colonization Society
at Cape Palurus expires by limitation during
the present year.