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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Fish.
the Seward Fhurlow Weed, anti.C Comprom
Use, anti-AdministralioD, U. s.. Senator, of
New York, who was elected expressly on
account of his hostility to the Fugitive
Law and kindred measures, has jus, made
speech in which he gives in his adhesion
tcthe whole concern; instead Of opposing
and agi,a,ing for repeal. .acquiesessin these
measurest The Albany Erensmg Joarn
al, the Seward mouth-piece of New York,
commends the speech, and its pos:tons!-
Who is. reliable? Who will be enrolled
Us the next apostate?-Ohio Star.
Judge Wade. The people will, most
assuredly. soon learn to believe what we
have repeatedly told them in regard TO The
sincerity Of Whig professions We pity
the man who places any confidence in the
anti slavery professions Of Wing leaders;
for they will belle them the first seemingly
oc ,assion that offers. - TfunabuiiDe
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
General Lane.

We find a rumor going that General
Lane has been elected delegate to Congress
from Oregon territory. Such an even,
was not unanticipa,ed, rnd we suppose the
General met with no opposition. He was
taken up at least without dissent by the
Democrats OF the Territory. High honors
awai, Geueral Lane in this Republic, and
no man is better entitled to them.-Ohio
Statesman, ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

sP Some of the banks of Cincinnati
the Gazette says, are paying two and a
half per cent premium for Spanish quarters
to make change with. Small coin is said
TO have never beet SO scarce before.
Just as might be expected. A specie
currency and paper one cannot circulate
together The cheaper and more worth
less will soon rid the country ofspecie. The
wings claim 10 be in favor of ssmixed"
currency, but the less mixed, the better
The fact is, even now paper is almost ex.
clusively the circulating medium. The
complaint, on oil hands, is, "change never
was so scarce before.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
SfilII,ater News.


Secret Battles Fought-Ihs Patriots
es Tictori,us Three Hundred SPANISH
Soldiers Killed in one Battle Expect
- ed Outbreak at Mantanzas.
fsssss New YoRK, July 90.
Go The papers this morning contain the
efeonfiranation of the news Of the outbreak
sat Neuyitas, brought by the schooner
Pauline, tngether with the manHestos oil
Independence by the Liberatii G Society
Of Puerto Principe.
"a The following however, are the latest
eaaccouats brought by the steamer Isabel:
CHARLEsroN, July 25.
The steamer Isabel with Havana advi>
ces to the 22d, has arrived.
The news from Cuba is exceedingly con.
stratory; but private letters from credllable
so srces stote that mnny Towns are in arms
ngainstthe Government, and that the IN.
surrecgienists number s, 600 strong. In
several skiftnishes between the patriots and
troops. The latter suffered severe losses.
All the battle of Neuyitas, nine officers,
g arnonp Them Col. Conte, were captured,
and the remainder of the government
troops took refuge on board of steamer.
One thousand of the insurgents were at
the last accounts said TO be in possession Of
keuyi,as. and that the Government had
= sent two thousand troops against them.
fH On the other hand il is stated that the
p Goyern,nen had advlces from Neuyitas to
he lf;th. and thai the leader Of the rebels,
/, JOAQUIN Aggegon. and his forces had been
fiispersed, and many Of them, together with
Ave horses and munitions of war, had been
Is5ca 5cantured by the Government.
BUS Il IS further stated that many of the in
: sureen,s had surrendered, and thai msny
others were ready TO do SO upon assurance
Of pardon The Government reports The
country as tranquil except in the vicinity
Of Puerto Principe and cautions the public
5saeainst believing the exaggerated reports
asst float for effect by the citizens OF The
United States.
sse There were buttwo government vessels
a, HAVANA, the rest having been sent TO
Puerto Principe with troops.
sys The French steamer Magadors had been
z ordered home and The Model sas to take
her place.
-r-tsA III is said TINT two Government spies
we're sent snul by the Isabel to witch the
Uuban invaders in the United States.
2. - paper received bv the Isabel. printed
lust before she left, states that the patriots
q had been defeated by the Government
troops This is false aud was printed by
the Government 10 deceive the citizens o
the United States.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvENTIoN.- This
body assemblies at Columbus day after to-
morrow. We shall be able to announce
the nominees of the convention next week,
and we hope, and do not doubt, that the
Ticket put in nomination will be such an
one as will be acceptable to the patty, and
secure its united support.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

The patriots were victorious, ane fought
with bu, few firearms hravely for an hour.
Their cry was, "Lopez, Quitman and Lib
etyn'
The following special dispatches reach
ed us last night from Savannah andCharles-
ton, TIE cause of Cuba grows brighter
and brighter, and prospers rapidly.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
Taking Time by the ForeIock.

We find the following announcement in
the Star of last week, and a like one in the
Whig.
"MR. HALL, you may announce to the
Electors Of Portage county, that shall be
an Independent candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney at the ensuing October Elec.
ton. EZRA b. TAYLOR.
July 29sh,. 1851"
"Independent" of what?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

The DIPLOMA of the Mass. Institute
awarded to Ayers Cherry Pectorat is now
on exhibition at the American College in
This city.
1t is set with the medallion awards of the
three great Institutes of Art in this country;
and also the Gold Medal of the Medical In.
stitute ut Naples. Surely this discovery
has received the honors Of the great, as we'll
as the gratitude of the humble il cures -
Phil. Sat Courier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

~ A family effive persons lllay dead,
at once, on the 10th inst, at DR.. Vigne's,
New Orleans. They were poisoned, by us
ing copper-pot for cooking .-Chiliicotle
Gazette.
4 leading physician at our elbow calls
our attention to this item, and say the use
of copper or brass for cooking utensils ought
to cease at once and universally, as they
are frequently the cause Of serious illness
from their poisonous effects when thus used.
Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

ESCAPED FRoMJAlL.-JosephN ickerson,
confined in the Jail Of Trumbull county on
charge of passing counterfeit money, escap-
ed from his cage on last Friday week. A
sister and nephew of Nickerson have
been bound over in the sum Of $500 each,
charged with having been accessory 10 his
escape. 32
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
OLE i,ostaac 5eutincl.
vi o N d ay. Aug. d, 1851.

ANNOUNCING CANDIDATEs-lt is an establish
ed rule, we believe, with the press throughout
the State, that the name of no candidate for nonl-
inasion to office win be announced unless the
announcement be accompanied with fee of ST.,
and the name of some responsible member of the
party to which the candidate belongs, accompa-
nying it. This rule we regard as just and right,
and we design to observe it strictly.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

diary resolutions. We all know lbai the
wings on the Reserve were strongly tine.
tured with Free Soil, and the Southern part
of the State was decidedly on the extreme.
there is no other man in this wide union
that can unite the wings. Can we unite on
Fillmorea Voices, yes, yes, no, no,) he
has his ffiends-W ebsler-has his friends,
but he tScott) is the only man that caa
unite them.
motion was made to lay the.resolutions
on the table. nj
Ihe question being on the adoption ofihe
resolutions, delegate moved 10 amend by
striking cut all oil after the word Resolved;
and insert, "that the wings OF Ohio are
unanimously in favor OF 6 en-. Scott"
Loud cries Of agreed! not agreed! not
ugreed!i amid much confusion.
Mr.. Norton, of Hamilton, (wi,h some
vehemence) The amendment bears fulse-
hood apon ITS face: the wings Of Ohio are
not in favor unanimously Of Gen. Scott
The resolution OF Mr.. Sherman wastl,en
adopted. 81 -.
| The following are the reasons urged by
Mr.. Hosmer, Of Lucas county, editor Of
the Blode.) for the nomination OF Mr..
Way, for one Of the Judges ofthe Supreme
Court:
Mr.. Hosmer made very urgent speech
in favor of Judge Way: he said he was a
relinble whig and an active politician, On
excellent slumper, and he would act in
union with Mr.. Seegar, Sxwho bad been
nominated from the Board Of PublicW orks)
who was good log-rolisr, and they TO-
gether would do good service in the whig
cause in that region Of The State.
A Delegate, (sotto yoce)-That is q
hi ola qualification for Supreme Judge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
j NE~ YeRK, July 90.

A band Of Cuban patriots paruded the
streets last night with their new Republi>
can aag, cheering vehemen,ly before every
newspaper Office, Scuba and Liberty" !"
&c.
A grea, number signed the roll for the
new expedition.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

G@The Grand Jury of Trumbuli coun.
ty have presented the Jail ofthat county as
a nuisance, and the Court House in a still
worse predicamenl, and that tall the pub
lie buildings belonging to said county, are
eminently unworthy TO stand as monuments
Of the wealth and prosperity Of the county
of Trumbull,''
ANOTHER TERRlBLE HAIL STORM
We learn from the Chardon Free Democrat
Of Tuesday last, that severe hail storm
visited Geauga and Luke counties on the
Goth ult., doing considerable damage
breaking nearly all the glass out Of the
north east Of the houses, very much injur
ing the crops, and killing some cattle. A
dwelling house in Huntsburgh was struck
by lightning, but no one injured, schoo
house in Parkman, and barn in Farming
ton blown down..
From the Trumbull Democrat we learr
that the storm was severely felt in Warren
and did much damage. That paper says
SIT commenced about O'Clock P M. ant
continued with very little cessation, unit
after 8 o'clock, uprooting some small trees
tearing limbs from others, cutting corn am
prostrating unhurvested crops. 1t did al
excellent business for dealers in glass ant
glaziers. 1t made dreadful havoc will
windows fronting on the north, leaving no
even two or three panes of glass whole il
The northern part OF some buildings
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
TORONTO. Julv 30

TORONTO, July 80.
In the Canadian Assembly yestarday,
Mr.. Moretz' propositions for Legislature
of the British Provinces, were rejected by
a large majority. aee
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

CHoLERA.--The cholera has appeared
at Waysrly, Ill :, and with a fatality which
has produced great CONSERVATION. A letter
from there states that there had been from
seventeen to twenty desths. ~ Plain Deal
-er, ia s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

o. Father Matthew, the great apostle
Of temperance, passed through town on
Friday last, on his way to Cleveland.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
New YoRK, JGy %

Letters we're received IN TINS Guy on
Saturday by The schooner Pauline. FROM
Neusisas, from Cuban repoluiionis;s iii Ps-
erto Principe, 10 their friends in this city.
We have received the following lsarticu.
lars from some Cuban gentlemen of re-
spectabifily, together with copy OF the
MANIFEST AND DEcLARAyIoN oF lNpE-
PEsDEKeE of. the people OF flInclpe, which
we publish below.
1hese advices are the most authentic Of
any yet received.
lhe official accounts OF the ilssurrection
al Port Pfiacipe selated only 10 small
skirmish on the 81 July. in which Joaquin
de Aguero y Sanchez was tuken prisoner,
and few arms captaned by the Spanish
troops The news is 1p 10 the i4th day oil
July from Puerto Principe, being eleven
days later Than the last accounts.
The pranunciamento, for indie ,,endence,
was made on the 4ih Of July, on which day
The frst real battle for Liberty may be
sosd 10 Aaue taksn place. The govern.
Went troops previously sent out TO make
prisoners Of any revolutionists came up
with the Guerrilla party of Joaqum Ague-
sey Aguero, atthe foot of the Coscoro
,roonn,nins IN nd obnnt Or 3 midas from the
y;tta s,s 10 i,., na,,, 4. Tba f,..h.ns nno,.
as,s.3 ,aa - *. sds anoo
.,sa. -, = esr.;s.;a s,v @ s I saa @ ,s,pa.s md soo
sossn,rsl ., ss's - ~ - I sbs.s anao ssman, ,hs
a, a. . s,ts;s p 80 ;,,sd
md ,~an,a 'b a.hs.s - ,aas,ha. ~;,h e;ah,ssn
wounded. The Gubans had only two or
three woaaded, and more killed. Twelve
ss,st,n s,ss % s.I,n;s 'b,,,is ;ns,;red very
s,so,- ..a..1;dsnca o,,on.s u he naanls and
smmedia,sls ,he n,,,nhss or ,he ;nsnrcen,s
.nc,sased ,..;dlv A. l,., accounts their
.....n,,s. - 49,, ss ,,a - - h;ah .s .. ar.a
.,sas..d .,.ao r. ~ g nsaad ~ I'm n
..a,s;ss e OFF. a. ,hss minds
81 % g..o,;o a.ssra !. | ! snera Fsanco;sca
,.sa "a iI,ss,d. u;
e. :, G,..ss , LUZ S s,a.;oaa =
- -, se '.,ssaa..a
.s s s = d.;n..a nv a'o a., ona,as,.;n :
80. a...s.,sass 1920 ~ ' 'A "- 'eAo = = o
~ ~. - ~ 1,.,,L !. ~ ~ s,n;sh
~ 49, :. n. 80.
ss'o nu..1 0asM = ans'pe' ~.
llg.n SoseoI.u. .1. . !" nen ,ns ue"s :. .ns
ue.ea. = sess''su ii'ls'ps, .hele Was 80.
sl.s.A g. a'l'ong ule peoplu, anu no.sn
~ s ~ neos.s "a = so ss...sa,p nr % ~
- .rha - s,;san :. anar mn : Rnt
= =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
CUBAN NEWS.
MOST sMFoRTANT FROM CUBA!

Elsrem Days Later Nesus s-AN Prerioas
Nsrs Confrused- The Battle Of Cos.
eorro-Dsfsat Of the Spanish Troops
se--The Battle Foaght on the 4th of
July-Pronunciamsnto Of Independ-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
Political Movements.

The Free Soilers have issued call for
county Convention to nominate county
Ticket, TO be held in this place on Tuesday
the 18th inst. A Senatorial Convention, of
the same party, for the district composed Of
Portage and Summit counties is to be held
at Franklin on Saturday the 10Th inst.
The Wings Of this county, not 10 be out
done by their Free Soil neighbors, have is.
sued call for county Convention, 10
nominate Ticket, 10 be held at this place
on Saturday next, the 9th inst. Last fall
the wings adopted the nominations Of the
Free>soilers. This year they seem deter.
mined that the Free, soilers shall return the
compliment by adopting theirs. Will they
do il, "Nous Verrons.'
The Democrats of Trumbull county hold
their nominating convention on Saturday,
he sOth of August. The Senatorial con-
tvention for the District composed Of Trum-
bull and Mahoning is TO be held at Austin
town, on Tuesday, September 2nd.
The Democrats and Wings Of Franklin
county have both made their nominations.
The Free Soilers OF Lake, Ashtabula,
and, Geauga counties, have each made
their nominations.
Parties in all sections Of the State are
actively preparing for the approaching
political contest.
II The people, in adopting the new consti-
tuition, have decided in favor of equal taxation,
whether for corporations or individual citizens
They have declared that banks, which have
heretofore been taxed on their profits only, thus
defrauding the people out of thousands of dol
lars annually shall be taxed equally with the
people. The wings have long declared that the
present unjust and iuiauitous system of bank
taxation in right and just and equal. They
have claimed that the privilege to be thus taxed
is uested right which the Legislature and the
people have no right to revoke, alter or amend
without the consent of the banks Now, if the
wings obtain the ascendency in the Legislative
and Judicial departments of the government, can
it be expected that they will be faithful in car
carrying out the provisions of the new constitu-
tion in regard to bank taxatien2 And will not
they who have labored SO long to bring about this
reform, now work earnestly to place the reins Of
government in the hands of the friends of the
new constitution to be faithfully administered
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04

4: x w f..s. (
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31
EXCELSIOR.

Lerow B1odgett's Patent Rotary Sewing nIachine
THIS Machine will perform fine stitching, at the rate of
yard per minute either for curved straight work,
and in making any sort Of garment. For Taors is
Bag. and Upholstery Manufacturers it dees
petition Also for Gloves and Fancy Sewing One machine
will perform the work of ten girls hand labor
Six silver medals have been awarded this machine i'll the
of Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Albany Balti.
more and New Hampshire.
1t was the I'd day of October 1S9 and there
operation over two hundred Of these machines
making Clothing. Caps, Bags, SC &c.
New York six months and with twentyfOur machines,
made 100000 worth of Caps alone! 49,.
Mr. Lerow just returned from Europe. where Tin
nection with VIM ii Cary Co 245 Pearst., New York.
he has patented Machine Scotland and the
British Colonies, also in France and Be gum
association of gentlemen in this town having purchased
the Patent Right for this State of the above named Sewing
Machine and desiring become fully acq,: ated with it's
operations and merits. appointed of their nu'ber Mr.
Policy "a well known and practical machns to visit
New ork for this purpose After full and careful iEve
CATION of all matters pertaining thereto Mr. Policy reports
that he has witnessed the Sewing Machines the highest
state of successful operation He
various other Machines intended for this purpose of
which will bear comparison with Lerow Blodgett and
parties who had purchased another right have Abandoned
and bought this.
An improved Machine brought on by Mr. p is now in
operation at the Tailoring Establishment of Mr. Chas Barr
where it may be
chine to perform all that is said above
We prepared sell County and Town Rights of
this Patent and respectfully invite the attention of all
who wish to make money to the merits of this Sewing Ma
chine, which tells its story.
rs Orders may be addressed to S. p. POLICY, Will
mington, n. c.
Wilmington, N. c., January 81, 1851 2l-3m
*Observer Fayetteville; Telegraph Goldsboro' North
State Wing, Washington; Newberian, Newbern Standard
and Register Raleigh; Waterman, Salisbury viii publish
once a week, to the amount of $40 each.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

BAcos-The receipts of Bacon have been light during
week. and demand exists for the article highest
figures
BEEF CATrLE-Prime stall fattcd Beef commands about
81 cents per h. nett the hoof.
CoRNSaos of about 5000 bushels Corn, from Baltimore
at 10 10 cents bushel according to quantity cash.
Stock said to be rather light and prices from so
to IS cents per bushei, according to quantity.
CoFFEE-Salc of 1876 bags Rio Coffee at liz cents Dor b.
80 days.
FLoUR-Sales of about 900 bbis Baltimore Flour mixed
brands at s. 80 per Dbl Our quotations for rates,
by the single barrel
| HAY-Stock light few small lots arrived and sold
| from wharf ut 80 cents 81 per 100 lbs.
/ LUMBER-Some small sales wide boards and cantlihg ut
quotations We hear of sales flooring boards week.
but learn that they worth from $1l to $1l SO per M.
MoLassEs AND SuGAR-Rcceived from Cardenas de Cuba
20 hhds oasse held at 20 p cents per gallon accord
ing to quantity. Also about 81 hhds from Porto Rico,
which, learn is held ut about rs 80 cents per gallon
according quantity Aso % hhds and 20 bbls of Sugar
from the place, which has been taken by hose
price not made public The article is NOW selling in
quantity to suit at 6 cents per IT, See table.
NAVAL SToREsOur report Of this day week left the TUT
pentine market in firm condition Since then advance
has taken place. and sales have been effected up ho
of closing advance of 10 cents per barrel soft which
brings UP to 81 49, and hard of from 20 per
BARREL bringing to 81 80 per Dbl The sales of the
roach about 600 $500 barrcs mostly 90 Is for SOFT
and 81 . 81 80 for hard per Dbl of 23O The
for the past few days with but little arriving Tar-Salos
of about SCI barrels during the week. at 81 80 81 g. elo
sing to-day, with sales of 365 bb at latter price Spirits
Tpine-Sales of about 700 barrels during the week. at
q 27a cents per gallon. RosinWe Hear Of nc sales
PoRK-Fresh, but very little arriving selling 1T narkctj
by the single hog, at 81 cents per rs.
PoTAroEs-Saes of Irish Planting Potatoes from store
8 so per bib Sweet Potatoes selling in lots 60 cts
per bushe Retail price, IS cents per brsfcf.
SALr-Receved from Charleston about 1900 sacks Salt;
1000 sacks taken 80 cents cash. and 500 sacks SO
per Sack go days about go sacks aoat sold See
sable for dealers prices.
sfAvEs-salcs light se6O R. O. HID Slaves at sis Is
per NJ:
suxoLEs-sales light Last transactions 81 81 Is per
M. for Common Cypress. sl
TMBEE-Thc sales of Timber during the week have been
light We refer to table for prices which will be found
correct S can VOL be made.
WHIsKEYSale Of so bbls Rectifcd WhiSkey 80 cents
per gallon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

r AisINs in whole half and quarter Boxes Currants,
Grapes Pecan Nuts Walnus; Brazil Nuts; Fiberts; Can
ton Ginger; Olive Oil; London Brown Stout REYNOLDS
Philadelphia Ale Chocolate Pepper; Aspiee Cloves;
megs; Mace; Cinnamon.
Powder; Shot; Bath Brick; Rio Laguyra and Java Cot
fee p R., n. O., c. G. Powdered Granu'ated Crush
ed Sugars MeIasses: Soap No Pale, and Family, Rose
and Almond Stuarts Candes Knives and Forks; Ham,
Pad Locks; House Locks Fine Plate Locks Coffee
Mills; Curry Combs; Gilt Net Twne Shoe Thread Table
and Tea Spoons; Basting Spoons Pit Cross Cut Saw
Files Flat do Cotton Lines Bag Sail and Store Needles;
passes; Coopers Axes Adzes Vices Crows, Be; Spike
Nail Gmbles Cork Screws; Scissors; Razos Rough
Ready CUT Copper and Iron Tack Backing and Brushes;
Looking Classes Trace and Halter Chains Manure Forks
cusson Caps busting Brushes Clamp Shoe screws;
Guns: Dressing Combs Sad rons Flour Pals and
iron Beuad; Office Buckets Horse Ruske.s; Cedar Tubs;
Bowls; Barrel Covers whole and half Bale Boxes; Nests
Measures Axe Helves; Broos: Brushes; Cocoa Dppers
Clarks and Hyatts Matches; Candle Wiek Jute Alican
MANILA Wosted and BARGE ona Mats atinetts Bed Tick
Drill and Cottons Cotton Yarns and many other articles
which will appear in next weeks paper For by
HOWARD & PEDEN,
Nos. s, 9, aad South Water ST., Wilmington =. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31
MARRIED.,

On the 23d inst residence of DANIEL SAUNDERS
Esq, near Wilmington, by Rev. JAMES Mcdaniel. Mr.
JOHN D. WHlrFoRD, of Newborn to Miss MARY JANE REID
of this county.
In Sampson county the 18th inst; at Boykns Chap
Ell, by the Rev. HuGH McALPHIN DIR. II. A BIzzEi.1 to
Miss CELEsTIA RoBINsoN, both of Clinton.
In Wayne county the 2lst inst, by the Rev. CURTIS
HOOKS Mr. BoAz HOOKS to Miss Susan E, daughter of
FCRNFoLD JERNtGAN, Esq.-Also at the same time and
place, Mr.. DEWITT G. SEEEAR to Miss NANCY ,daugh
ter of Rev. CURTIS Hooks.
JOHN r. McINTosH, HEcroR McNEI1.I M. D.. Of CLEO, s
c. to Miss ELzABErn H. JEwEft, daughter Of Mr. SAMUEL
JEwETT, of Brooklin, N. Y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31
GLOBES.

GLOBES.
lust Received and for sale L. H. Pierce's Book.
y Sets of Celestial and Terrestrial Globes Also
Blairs Rhetoric, School, and University Editions.
Compendium of English Literature, of the best SehoU
Books published
Goldsmith Animated Nature.
Tytler's Universal History.
The Statesinan's Manual Stcrne's Works
Exploring Expeditions of Wilkes, DUrvile; Ross, and
Lynch.
Fremont's Exploring Expedition.
NiHeveh and its Remains, by Layard-
Walkers Dictionary. Webster's Dictionary.
ALSO, large assortment of Paper Hangngs.