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Passengers Sailed.

Ia steamship NcrliH.-F0r Berpli7-NIss Pension. Bsr
muda Nh Tucker Mr.. Lane, Capt M)ntreSo ana ser
want. Artillery Mrs. Ann Clarke and child Mss NIssmar
and Mss l. pOrir- For s.. I1Omls-NIS III W llf. c.
penha-en Mr. Bonsceran. Culntana. Mr. Laurel and
maid servant NJ Bonneville and maid servant Mr. Git
ter. = n Simmons ~. NJ. Schlesinger
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Foreign Ports.

Arr 3 Ca'sO luis 8, ships PJWaat Magers I'm IN
cha i-.h. bark Mellon. y clvan. B. and sailed Eta
Hllr mole Z31 ship Andes. M0ssop. ID i1f bo.I'A
si.iD PAIN CIafl4n san Pra1csc1 .9'n ~ ~ "a,
Washington. L.ihy. New-O rieans and sd Aug Hit -
forre Avg taTk Eliza, Tyre. Hua no, ana =. % r.
turn 18Th. ballast 81, ssIy Nearer, Irna a1e.i
- LI Csl....... I-e.si j. 49,, -. 49, ssy D. ~A-Ss
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euOkfn. Al.

Aug A. lat A. A., lon % g.. Drg stephen Yoans from
Newport i5C Portland
ToTA.
Seft two 9ay,' ste4ui0a, ml from Havana Wa
seen h (ishce TaylOr from Nsa Oorins for LysrpI
Aug ~. D. b.. a. shID Hermann, from Ns~-Of eah,
IL Crousiaat-a sle4 D. &c reported.
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Receipts of Produce

Bvfio Norm Rrcr Boats BcdHoSdasl63C7 05ls Flour
2!7 do Ashes JOG do WHISKY 400 bush Oats 21bla DO
Com; ll6ii do Wheat 1916 pkgs. Meal jOyjdo Cheese
$40 Go Butter do Provisions PSI bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
lIayre Cotton Market.

Pr F,0HAinl HAyRE. WEDNESDAY. Au- g.
The following embraces the transactions from me
10th TO the g0th IN, inclusive
CoTToS-Ssce our last circular Of the 2Oth ln.t. our
market has been exceedingly active and prices have
proved gradually Wednesday when became known That
The acvcos ITo. the United States ftvOrahlg luer
preted N Liverpool. the demand here animated aAd
tie sales Of the day reached 100 bales Thursday the
trade purchased for than rs dar wants also
The the two days following and Notwithstanding
The rates, transactions exceeded 2i0u bales
daily sunday the Liverpool circular confirmed the rse
amount Of business done for the trade EXPORT and
speculation Monday Spnners continued 20 lay sup
Plies Of The material. but owing the snaness II
confined 10 lOo bales and Yesterday Al er
sild pTiCes.
The psoSpeo; II a bacAwardGess the arrivals # neN
Cotton A@s n ductd good eject here vel II
pool
70 sum rp re sales of the week reach l372i bales
against 3232 bats imports which reduces our stock o.
hand 20 t5to bales which 50 coo bales nlied States
which about the ngure Of The las, ,ears :.
tins perou Our rates have advanced % dIrug
Wte. particularly N the lower Designations # has
orindre hch the sought ;lr We refer % CT
statements ar fsoi for further particulars
S-Ne received Yesterday. via Southampton. ADVICE.
om fhe Sia,t> per NasinstJn aud Niagara WIN dates
from New York g. the 81 August Announcing a
j. "a advance o. cotton. THIS produced Rard
tendency m prceS wiki 0H bales sales follow
liz quotations The Letters DID moi Ia hand before
o'clock ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

MINIATURE ALNASAc..-.THIS DAY.
SUN-Rses..--5 81 Seis-.--.6 10 MooyR Goa
HIGH wATER.---Sept. ..
sand Hook. j9a Gov Island 9a Hell Gate 10 Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

At this ratio OF increase for the remainder Of the
year the net earnings of the Rutland road viii allow
the payment OF 2a3 p cent dividend in January
The amount Of t. S. Stock issued to for
elgners from 29d August TO 5th September, was
s5575O.
Gov. Johnston of Pennsylvania, has
ISSUED his proclamation dated sept s. ISL declaring
that $3.50 100 9s of the public debt Of the State has
been paid off and extnguished under the provisions
Of an act passed in ls49, for the creation Of sink
ing fund. and the gradual payment Of the State debt
The Philadelphia Enquirer states that when Gov
ernor Johnston came into Office the debt OF Pennsyl
yana was---------.---.- -----.-Sl V,cic'3Je ~
IL Is now 9O'IIO,3oS -
Decrease in two years and a-half-- s732,235 81
John Even, Esq. has been elected Pres
ldant Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, vice Trad
Hawley resigned and William F. Havemeyer
Esqr., Treasurer, vice John Even, now President.
The Boston J0urnai SAYS Capital finds
ready employment in states at from l2o Is = cent
Mercantile paper Of the first rank is not freely Of
fered for egoaiion, and although discounts cannot
be obtained ontside of the Banks AT less than the
lowest quotation given we DO not find that anxiety
and urgency on the part OF borrowers noticed week
two since, but rather dissemination 70 meet the
market rates, Loans on stock collateral and Rail
way notes are, however, sufficiently abundant AT
from l5dls = cent 10 prevent any material decline
IN the price of money.
The following named Corporations have
asceItaned their losses for the past TO be
stated below
Lawrence Manufacturing Co............-.--s5loo 900
fremont NILS $500
The managers of the Schuylkill Naviga-
,lon Company nave given notice tina. the toll VIII
be advanced ten cents per tun and after the 18th
inst making 50 cents toll from Port Carbon to Phil
aGephia, n which rate II VIII continue for the bal
ance OF the season
The value of Merchandise exported fcom
Baltimore to foreign ports during the month OF Au-
gust was S736,63s 81. To California, during the
month, the exports were SIG, 100 2lmaking the to-
jal exports for the month s902,79s IS, The amount
received for duties at the Baltimore Custom House
during the month was sl6o623 "a, which IS an IN
crease over the corresponding month last year of
SCI sos 81 ana Is The largest amount ever collected
III a single month at the port
The receipts Of the Frankfort and Lou
isville Railroad for the month of Angus, were sIl,
53l IS This shows 4 large increase over the month
OF July.
At Philadelphia the money market re-
mains tight.
The organization of the PittsbNrg and
sicubenvle Railroad is now completed Hon Har
man Denny is President, Charles Naylor Secreia.
", VIM a. Till, Treasurer.
Our exports for the Cotton year, ending
lst SEPTEMBER, 1850 and 1881, were nearly as ,ol-
lows
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In@o.soa. Erssnaa. ia EAhaos. Sarah LILA -.
ah'os eo. IA sa.p iran, Was pa
I aeaT,os Gihbs vs.; DIS - '''--'' va 'a'
knrsf,n. ia luh. t--s Cap. JOIN. frsuS-5,, y. x,
hgs Nsp,ms Bas;,ac. BO,'oa SD. ii'a. ,ni l'4,ra.
A., a, s. Ioan. y "a ,a.'. sus r,.r-, te-.,s,,.
h,s'on 90. . 60 iaT'.-. View Nef'.t - 81
s'..ns,s,. M1n.e5 - Haiio~eN
=, ar 20 Nu~laaSi, f" ~ .a,t blsS gorge ~ Nsa-
Portsmouth MI ''-''
,rr a; shed.ac e,i u' ,hs An,',a Bs.a.eS, ns,,.a.
Co.d'n. MeissoCss, N~N-Na-N
>is q, M,iaaI.es. Aas; d. eark Rsas.r Sr.a P,-,-
h@v, Spencer, Moui'trl' - 30 nus ccaa, Arey Nsa-
"a frem NI,r,l Aug g. bark Cen rayla, Ns.ass
;, iiom :, Jaeo ses i5, ears cae,,s. B.,,r. Nsa.
A. a TRINIDAD: 8. =; 9,..ss R,f.n. o. No..
lg.h. hank Cnsan. ~ ..,' q. K.us,son. J.l. tss Wa
ai',Nery. Ni'lm4h. Gufsams
SD in 30 li,h, hs- C'r-s'.a Gorhsm, Bosaa i-,A o.
iycr. Redtof'. Pllalc' .th. k-ssa, Hans e. So. ss
Tue, Spear Robsns y y, $3.50
A. = Belize. iie.l4.is. Ass 2, bark W. @ Aaea.
AT II iiaysra Ars s5 bark Fieuraa Re Bsev,a. r.,
5 ,sy. phia.elQhs. Hh ha-S li'cnis, s.er iipfsssa
Sd I'm DO 18th III .b,'s Triumph. Br Roberts R,so,.
2a buss Losie az, skinner. fors Susan Sole Dsns-
Arr At DO sSth nit Gambia RaeAhf NrN Y,rk.n.
Norma, Brown. 1e. % ust. Ram BanSs. S.sioa
4, 1T or charter Ee'caa. Adams. la, Pr..'s R,-ess
VIZ ferax. GortoH. u.c hoiianier Hu'clNiss 10. o.
charter. Hborn.a. Na.f dscg loAa saich. Welsh ca
1 stou SomcoS " tiS f'r Charleston - Ca nN-s
PahlpS. dlScg.. Set3-o. >haw. ~ Boston. lts A,on
by Crslghtl ~ dScs >'ps NTH. Y orielns rstuaa-
tcpcc Brown. do Bieuer. nekman III o. charter. Ma
"a. lngraham. dI>'g So Bird Curtis. irf tr charter.
ljcar Never cid ior Nor> lnon. ho.lnsn, Or
leans Sea Gull. baoc,. y IorN, cid Isabella, Gase.
dS p Lodand unc
Sid hom DO. Aug }erh, bark Telegraph. yEa' Nes-
York
SD from Dsmelara Aug "a. hagks r. Adams for New.
York. Turks Island Nonfelama Tor New GA, A1i
bTe Crscus. for New York. wa Donalc.
~ hlo dc JaHcro. Aux iSnlps Grey Eagle, fnn klch
mont. gosg Jane hcnderson, steward, Tor Lyerpcol
ID Rarks ]. \ Ia or Martin. frum Win ngttu for
California Geo lcSle. :. eper. for New nrN Rag
lcurg. Atkins Toy Boston, Do Baltimore, Cooper, for
BALTIMORE splendid. - iar \eN-OrcanS ir,eph fisA.
-. from san Franc Tor NeW-OtietuS Active. EoN.
well fol BALTIMORE nuoc. stomp. f'r Relilmnfe Saas
Sheap. Sands, from Ssu tnclsco unc CluoHa WrgAi.
R,iie. from \eNoflsars hrc kllian. Is sd. ft
Nsw-Ycrk Nerp rarfutf. l4Dn NalaaInso. r,lau, VI.
lev. f'r New Oritan, ta.u Ga, Oliver. s falgsrtso.
unc. steamers NsV-N'fs. A euli. hclye TO- California
a. And tea. Rfu hence f- san fnnc,la. D dUs.
lroas nsl scbrs oio ~atrsr. iom BALTIMORE 60 cab
t'Iui.. rCr.irIr-i
AR atNalp--e 81. 'f'g 'i .hio iyoas Games. pln1rs
Schr EQUATOR Cand8s'. Nrutr,ilee shp rtar. Hama
WY. Panama. bars tn'n e Colhev, smith. taif frnll
25th. bark Rlini Gross. DAVIS san tfauc'sco
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In nnr cnn,sn n.lsn.s

Charleston Srhs Hamlet. Baser Pa.i.islpAa Caaalo;ie
= Buck 10. siccpsW IL ho"cs. aud . s' Ns'"Hs' Ne"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Iced. WOODEN Cloth Market, TuE,D.Y. Avg %

The market has been rather a.: aud inactive to-day
especially the coored CLOTH hall the white narNe,
q tetier business done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

increase 'hls year, HOS. paleS-
Some few ports remain 10 De heard from, which
Will probably augment he to'al foreign export 20
100000 bales. The gross receipts TINS year nave
been 2S25,ooo bales, and Tor years ls4950 2e59,o00
We annex a statement of the Exports OF
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Po,> q United States short staple Cottons according 20
The HAyre ciassfcati
II Rs Tr %. Or,lin, B. ori 2. cosr Cour colr.
Ne Mo On; = = % 50 fco iA =
lplaHt -..65 - 3 S. 81
LIvERreoI. Aus 25-The saies TO-DAY consis, # So
CAR, 9c bags s.TuUK brown Bens.. - RE 80 bag
Fast Ind a. 3 IA LIN>FEn. SO 1sEs B,ahav .s JvTE
e,e bales, 20 rs SD tl3 lis I'd SAGO FLOUR ~ 5a-s
as q Lc0woon, 9 tuas campeachy - rs. IL RED
sANnEns Mccn- ~ TINS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

morey TO-DAY on call, ard those who had balances
over found no difficulty in lending al p cent on
rood coilatrals Paper OF first class i not plenty,
and In demand. The rates are leGl2 y cent with
a few favorite names AZ p cent. Second class goes
al l3ale T. cent. Some Of the Banks are taxing
small lots of short paper al p cent, but generally
they able only TO accommodate their customers
The news by the Franklin Is not very
important Cotton continues to improve but Bread
stufs are dull. The general appearance of trade IN
the cities and the manufacturing districts was i@'oi
able. Consuls had been duh and closed at 90 e'o'
TIE Money market was rather active but I'M
changed The failure Of the olt and Iespeclaoe
house OF Rucker 4 sons Of London, for ABOUT ttV"'
ooo had created some excitement. They were IN the
colonial nroduce business and had lost heavily By
sn.cni,ions in sugar and coffee. The senior Of the
house died soon after the failure, and that event IS
sunnosed TO have fastened his death. Bullion was
dull and the export measurably checked. Bar silver
was 6Osd. p ounce, a decline OF ID.
An estimate of the assets of the Far
Iners Trust Company was lately made by Com
mittee Of the Board and the value OF the stock
placed at S.
The business of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Road continues to show very fayo-
rable condition of traffic. The receipts IN August
80 passorge,s were .S3s.55 So %
IL Tri, " 35.s27 g.
rncrease s2729 40
Passengers and Freight partly estimated oi'co0
July. Observation-Disclosures Jl,o-
Increase $4,000
This for new Road Is certainly very encouraging
Oh capital of 81 100000 only. The receipts OF the
Columbus and Xenia Road for August, for passen-
gers were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS siig95 70
July $3.50 I-ttI
increase 49, -
The total receipts in August were S2l,7o0.
The earnings of the Rutland and Burllng-
ton Railroad. for the month of August; we're as fol
ioWs.
For Passengers and Mall sll,ll5 u
For Freight I>,5iO VO
Total s35 1853 Il
In same month last year----.------------ 22gIs -
Gam about IS per cent-----------sl25S 1888 %
At this ratio OF increase for the remainder OF the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26

Havana correspondent of the N. O. Crescent
writes follows of the British Consul and the
who fills the Office Of Consul for America at Havana
The Consul, through some two or three friends
is trying to patch up his to satisfy the American
peopleto be endorsed by navy rank, but not by the
mass of his countrymen here, with whom he is very
coy of association. Mr. Smith, in the Office of the
British Consulate! visits the 152 prisoners in the
prison " Carcel de Tacon every day bearing to them
various little comforts which he picks up from Anne
rcans, or any that will hear him and feel in their
pockets; but the American Consul, neuer for charity
it is not written in the commission the bond y
This is the Smith of the world Of Smiths-the org-
nal family of the earth these acts will return
to the noble Englishman before many days in
blessings that will refresh his heart. Call home
your Consul. and send a soul that has the sense of
native land to lift it above the fear of Spanish frowns
Even Lyra would give with generous hand to his fall
len foe that he has often invited to taste his valor
were it not that dimes are scarce-as light in his
pocket brains in his head especially when he tells
US that "Creoes are just as brave Spaniards .
they are just so if he wishes dubious compliment
or acknowledgment of his abored attempt to elevate
those he scorns in his heart.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINA.

ARRIVED
Sept. 20-schr A. Fomcrfet String, from Philadelphia
to Geo. Harriss; with mdze.
schr. Lamartne, Turner from New York, to Miles Cos
TIM with mdze
schr Alcyone. Boom from PHILADELPHIA TO Geo. IIarriss
with mdze.
PrusSan brig Franklin, Foek from Boston, in ballast
J. & D. McRae s. Co.
21-schr. Palestine, Andrews, from Baltimore, to j. & D.
AcRae s. Co.; with corn and mdze.
Norwegian brig Frithiof, Fugeburg, from New York. in
ballast, to Adams, Brother s Co.
Dutch Galliot Ida Gcrina. Brewer from New York. in
ballast to DeRoset Brown On the night of the 18th
ns at Il O'Clock, whilst off Barnegat schooner sunk
waters edge boat with nine attempted to board
the Gaiot, but could not on account of the gale.
22-schr Ann Maria, Chadwick from Lockwoods Folly,
to ], II. Flanner; with spirits turpenne and rosin
Sept 22-barque Muskingum Lancaster. from New York.
to Miles Costin with mdze.
Sept 23-schr. Henry Line from Charleston, in ballast,
to G.. Harriss
Ellis, Russell s. Co.; with mdze.
Schr Jonas Smith, Derrickson, from New York. to De-
Rosset s Brown with mdze
schr Mary Abigail Charlotte from Shallote, to Chad
bourn and Hooper with spirits turpentne and rosin
CLEARED.
Sept 21--brig Mary Perkins Chase, for Alexandria, by
J. & d. McRae & Co; with 139 900 feet planned lumber
Sept 22schr Foant, Whehurst, for Onsow county, by
DeRosset s. Brown.
% -schr. Mary Powell Powell for New York, bye. Har-
Kiss; with bales yarn boxes and % bbls fruit hid
wax IL bales wool Isl bbls spirits turpenne 73 bbs
rosn.
schr John II. Holmes Lodge, for Richmond, Va by 6:
Harrss with 900 feet planed and 1000 feet rough u
ber
Sept. 23-Br brig Sea Flower Judd, for Liverpool by
Adams, Brother & Co.. with 1000 bills. turpentine.
24schr Margaret Jane, Chadwick, for Lockwoods Fol-
ly, by j. Il. Flanner with sundries.
schr H Haeck Manduiel for New York, by Miles Cos
tin with s97 bbls. rosin 1867 do spirits turpentne.
& D. MeRae & Co.. with $4,000 feet lumber, Is bbls. pine
OIL 8 rolls leather, bales roots.
schr. F. Copeland Co., Bennett, for Poston, by j. H.
Fanner with PSI bbls spirits tupentne, 232 do rosin II
do pitch, and Is, 900 feet lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26
THEY HAVE COME.

WE respectfully invite every body to call and them.
w Whether you want to buy not, aud that
may tell those that do want to buy where they find
the best selected and cheapest goods town We show
you s -Hs -=.s =
so handsome cheese, assorted sizes and qualities;
1000 lbs. cod fish;
100 bacon hams
5000 lbs. sides; 9...
5000 TO- shoulders; -...ss..
25 bbls. Irish potatoes;
A large assortment of crockery;
800 cut and plain tumblers;
: 500 jugs, assorted 800 jars, assorted;
200 bbls -four 100 half bbls. do;
So boxes adamantine candles ID boxes sprn do;
tons hollow ware;
400 lbs. shoe threaG
100 reems wrapping paper;
80 barrels and half bbls ship bread and crackers;
All kinds of buckets pa tubs, ehurns, boxes, measures
and brooms;
Mess shad;
10 hhds Porto Rico sugar. very handsome
hhds. st. Croix do;
20 bags superior Rio Coffee
80. 900 segars. assorted, from IS to S36
100 bbls. John Gibson's reeIifed wkskey
so do double rectied whiskey;
IS do do. assorted-very old aud superior;
Old port wine old Madeira do; old Sherry DO;
Old Cognac brandy: old Holland GIN
Old Jamaica old st. t'rox do; ~ ss
Is bbls. N Z. p do gin 81
20 do American brandy; with many other goods that NC
have neither time space to mention Va
we hirsin hee r45a To call and for TaNrselvEs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26

II the streets of London were put together, they
would extend 5000 miles in length; the main tho
roughfares raversed by 5000 omnibuses and $500
cabs, employing &c, 900 horses In 1919 the metropo
lis alone consumed 100000 quarters of wheat. 24O
600 buocks, 100000 sheep. 5000 calves and 3d.,
600 pigs. One market alone supplied 4O24, 900 head
of game. London the same year, ale 100000 sal
600 pipes of wine. 1900 COWS are yearly required
for London milk, and reckoning two gallons day
from every COW, have here say y 900 gallons of
3" London peculiar consumed. if not enjoyed. by the
London inhabitants, 100000 gas lights fringe the
streets. London's arerial water system supplies
the enormous quantity of 1883 1913 gallons per day
thousand sail employed in bringing annually to
London 100000 tons of COAL and 10 cothe and wait
upon London's people we have fewer than 23.5l
taors, 2S,579 bootmakers 900 mIiners and dress
makers, and l6S, O17 domestic servants
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26

VALUABLE REAT. ESTATE FOT SAFE.
offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which "a
thirty -fye Of Boxes the most OF which have -
only been in from to two with sufficient guam
ttY round at least twenty the lands
pon which these situated is not easily surpassed by any
pney lands in Eastern Carolina! There is upon tho preni
two Distleres neatly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary onthouses Upon the farm think the bull
dings9atosethcr seldom cxcclled. Those wishing
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shal
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase. be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and wagons esry both the
operations Of Farm and Turpenuc and h years supply
of provision. JOHN A. AFIREIT.
Catharne Lake On<low co., n c., July 22 1850 47-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26
A.Poefic CEN.

he following touching from the pen of Wolfe
nor of the Burial of Sir John Moore They writ
soon after the death of beloved wife:
If / had thought thou couldst have died. asf4
might not weep for thee
But forgot when by thy side, 1zs
That thou could'st mortal be;
1t never through my mind had past,
The time would e'er be o'cr
That on thee should look my last,
And thou should'st smile no more!
And still upon thy face look,
And think twill smile again - Tl5 ~ sf5e 5
And still the thought cannot brook
That must look in vain efEf
But when speak, thou dost not say
What thou ne'er lef' st unsad;
And then feel, as well may,
Dear Mary thou art dead.
If thou could'st stay, cen as thou art,
All cold and all serene,
still might press thy silent heart,
And where thy smiles have been:
While eenthy chill, bleak corpse lave,
Thou seemest still my own;
But as lay thee in the grave,
feel am alone
do not think, where'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me
And l. perhaps, may soothe this heart
In thinking, too, of thee:
Yet there round thee such dawn
OF light ne'er seen BEFORE
As fancy never could have drawn,
And never restore. r -..5-.-.. .s.s. f..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26
OIL FOR MACHINERY.

WE expecting daily per Barque Muskinsum 10 bbls
w Machinery OIL sample, manufactured by the N.
York Oil Manufacturing Co.. to which call the attention
using Machinery of any kind, including the finest
and most rapid motion used.
The price will be IS cents per gallon, and will warrant
the Oil fully equal Tin respects superio to any other
in fol nbricating Machinery If entirely satco-
ry after fair trial. the Oil may be returned expense,
and the cost will be refunded
Orders to any extent viii be supplied at short notice.
DEROSSET & BROWN.
Sept. 10, 1851 lift d&w
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FOE SIZE.

THE subscriber aers sale the following tracts of ~
land lying at Iockwoods Folly. in brunswick conn
ty only . miles fom Nmiuston. The poI,srty will DO
SOIL in lots to suit purchasers:
tl0 acres Of Tspeatine and Germ iti viag N 6es-
woads Folly River aud Irving exeelteiit st mill
30a acres only 10 nIes f7e,u sanitlssife s-iso-
4 lot containing acres and living wbiss fsw hnadred
yagds Of Ioekwoefs Folly Bridge, e;coT
A DESIRABLE site for eoantTY stoT..
Persons dasiraus Of plss Z. in
Wilmington. @ w gaafl or en- tie. pEsansesto
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l.t,uE ~. s.T,I-.

TINE undersigned having determined moving Souh, ~
offers for sale his plantation whercon he resides,
in Duplin county, lying the main road from Fayetteville
to Ncberp three miles west Of keansrle, containing a.
bout 900 Acres onehaf of which is cleared and in good
state of cultivation and lie has hesitation in saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the neishborhood. The
Dwelling House is convenient and comfortable with the best
set of out-buildnss il the County.
Also, tract Of Tar and TGpertire Land the oi
Dad three miles below Strekands Depot containing
bout 600 Acres.
Aao, valuable Steam Mil, (of ten hore power located
at Striekland good order aida superior team OF Horses
Wagon, &c.
Bargain can be had by applying and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS. NJ MIDDLETON.
Dublin county Oet Is, 1850 Tiff
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EoR sALE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house. with suitahle
IA houses and we'll OF good water, 81 miles from Whining
ton, together with 80 100 of land around it, The
house and well urnshcd two torys high, and has
five comfortable There about Of cleared
land Immediately around the hose, of which is we'll
improved garden spot The remaining 9 in
cuvati0n and contain about 100 young apple peach
trees and 30 fourshing young scpperHong The To-
cation Is believed to be perfectly healthy For terms and
further information, apply to 3. /. HOWE Esa
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DIED.

In this town on the 2lst nst julia Ann daughter of D.
N and Mary Reid, aged years. II months and days.
In th county on the sd ut. Mary Pridgen. aged
year and months youngest daughter 81 Wm 5. and
Margaret Ann Prdgen.4 rs s1a4ss sasetEf5E - $3.50
Departed this life, the 7h inst, Mr.. JAMES A. Stall
LISGs of Mr. Bennett STALNGs, of Louburg, Frank
in county, aged Is years. ss 8ss5g aassersf
Wilson, Edgecombe county, n. G.