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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-19

DTRMINGHAM.--Ihe Manufactures OF articles faper
Mache, Silver Plated ware, and Watches
MANCHESTER has little of interest but its manufacturers
YoRK.-The Minister, Ruins of st. Mary's Abbey the
walls from which there beautiful views, and the
Castle.
ABBorsroRD-scott residence, Melrose Abbey is near
and Dyburgh Abbey; scos burial place is also in the Vi
cnity, and is easily visited the same day.
EDISBuRGH.-The Castle, Hoyrood Palace SCOTS Mo-
numsnt the Cemetery the foot Of Cation HILL Arhurs
Seat the House Of John Knox, ST. Gess Church, the Toll
booth, and the New Prison.
STIRLIso.-The Castle
GLAseow-The Squares, Crescents, Cemetery of Light
Hll and the Cathedral.
ArR.-Walace's Tower the "Twa Briggs" Birthplace
Of Burn his Monument the Grave of his father, Aoway
Kirk, and " brig o'Dcon."
BKLRAsr.-1inen Warehouse, Botanical Garden Asylum
for the deaf, dumb, and blind.
DUBLIs.-Tiniiy College, Bank of Ireland, Custom
House, the Castle Upper and Lower Sackvie Streets Nell
sons Monument, PnGnix Park, Marion Square, and 81.
Stephens Square
LoSnoS S-Westminster Abbey, Westminster Hail. House
OF Paramen, Somerset House, st. Pau's Cathedral Guild
ball. the Post Office Bank Of England Mansion House, the
Tower, London Docks, Wine Vaults Warehouses Trafai-
gar Square, National Gallery, London Monument British
Mission, the Parks, st. James's Palace, Buckingham
Palace. &c.
In the vicinity Of London the principal palaces Of interest
are Windsor Castle Hampton Court, Richmond Greenwich
! and Woolwich. g.. .'I-'-- - ' : :
FIRsT DAr.-Visit the "Arc de Tnomphe de PEtoiIe
ascend to the top open the map Gagnani and compare
the lOcsiies as there laid down with their originals on the
city before you You VIII soon recognise the most interest
ing points, Directly In front are the Champs Evsees ,be
Place de CoIcode the Gardens the Tuierie the Place
du Canouse, with its tumpha ach and the Louvre These
will be in nearly straight line from your position, directing
your gaze to the southeast Notice the Msdelane beau.
fu Church in the Gecian sye the left Of the Place de
Ia Concorde the Place Vendome and its column l;,le
further the Palais Royal which at the left, seemingly
between the Tueres and Louvre the Hotel de- Vile n
straight line beyond the Louvre; the Hotel de Ia Bastile
with is column. Still further on, and the Place du Tone
which brings you tbeawa the ober side Of the cv
Observe the Palas de Justice and Nore Dame on the arse,
| island Of The Seine.
Notice the Garden Of Plants in the distance on the r;0b,
side Of the rve and then approaching your position
bourg the Observatory near it; further al the rrb ,hs
Palace Of the National Assembly the Hotel des Ioysaes
the Military School, and the Champ de Mars before il
Beyond the city walls notice the fortfcaions the heish
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Boulevards, and wander there little WHILE These such
distinguishing feature Of Paris that you should visit them
both in the day time end evening" and how the people
and drink and live out Of doors.
FIFTH DAr-Cross the Pont Neuf to the ssIe de Cite
and notice the fine views of the Louvre. This considered
Of the best points from which Judge of its general APP
pearance Notice the CoDcegee the prison in which Ma
re Antonee and other victims of the Revolution
fined This connected with the Palas de Justice The
latter you can enter a. also the beautiful old Chapel at its
sde From thence 60 down to the banks of the Seine and
visit the Morgue the building in which bodies, articles Of
clothing, &C. found in the river exposed for recognition
Then 60 Noe Dame. Here do fail SEQ the
nation robes Of Napoleon, &c.
Crossing the bridge formerly called Louis Philippe G for
get It's last revolution name,) you will the Isle de st.
Louis and will reach the opposite Shore not very far sbove
the Hotel de Vlle n. s. n#
To some Of the rooms here you can obtain admtance Do
not fail to visit the where Robespere held bis council
and attempted to shoot himself and from the central window
Of which Lafayette presented Louis Philippe to the people,
"the best republic he could give Them" E.t
From this same window Lamartne often addressed the
people during the Revolution Of ls48.
From this point you will probably be glad to take omni
bus back 10 your hotels.
srxrH DAr--Chooee Saturday and 90 to the Garden Of
Plants On day you will find one Museum, that of
paratve anstomy, closed but will gain by being afterwards
enabled to visit the manufacto'y Of Gobelins.
The Jardn des Psnes ID open from II TO in summer
the Museum in il from ii to 8.
You will be greatly interested here Visit the Menagere
the Geological collection, the hot houses, &c.
From thence you will have to hurry awsy to be at the
OF Geben between the hours Of two and four
when you obtain admission by your passport Go through
this carefully.
srvxxrH DIY--F you can leave early enough to have
time fof H. v, the Pslais de Thermes, and Hotel Cluny
The collections hsre curious sDd the antiquity portions
the buildings makes them interesting.
Passing up the you the ancient college Of the
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The following hints for guidance in making a
summer tour through Europe, which have been
furnished the Editor of the New York Sun by a
gentleman widely known in mercantile circles, and
who speaks from his own experience, may be of in
terest IN many readers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26
MENTENTO MORT


NHE subscriber agent for John Iver Mcmillan. takes this
method of saying his friends and the public generally
that he has returned from the northern Quarrie with the
largest and best selected stock of AMERICAN MARBLE
that has ever been shipped to North Carolina He has also
a full supply of EGYPTIAN AND ITALIAN MARBLES
all of which he prepared to furnish in the best STYLE for
Stones Furniture, Mantle Pieces Sc. In short, any
kind of Marble Work will be furnished as low and of
From his long experience in the business, and his having
c the very best Carver and Letterers his employ he
hopes have fair share of the patronage of the Old North
State him. in place of sending it North and he
pledges himself that piece of work shall give both in
workmanship price, satisfaction Orders by mail will be
punctually attended and all instructions obeyed
Dec 5. 185l-l3-tf S. R. FORD, Agent.
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

THE undersigned having acquired knowledge of the
J. manufacture and sale of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS is desrous of introducing those of the most appro
we'd kinds to the Farmers and Planters in North Carolina
He has made such arrangements with E. Whitman Jr.,
Co.. and Sinclair, Jr, Co.. of Baltimore, (two of the
most extensive houses in the eounty that he can furnish
notice any articles in their line Farmers and Plant
wishing keep up with the Improvements of the age
will do well to give him call All Implements will be sold
their catalogue prices which be had gratis by call
ing his sore-gn of the Turk Front street, Whining
ton, N c..
N. B.-No commissions charged to the purchaser.
Dec I6 lS5l-l5-3m D. l.. BURBANK.
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VAIIAREE LAND E0R SALE

A ND AN OPENING FOR RICE PLANTERS asa
n The subscriber offers for sale his Mallory Lands, r
situated the junction of the Brunswick River with the
Cape Fear There about 700 tide swamp udg
ing from the poducvenes of lands adjoining equal to
any lands below the Northwest 1t is well located being
the right pitch both of tides and freshets.
There 40 so Acres which have been cleared and with
moderate work can be easily reclaimed.
Attached is first rate mill seat surpassed by few in the
country for plentiful supply of water which is already
dam sufficient, with the exception of small break in it.,
which be easily repaired. 1t is well located for
and grist mill; and thrashng machine To person who
has force there great opening to embark in rice
planting be found in this section of counyfor is
about the largest body of lands that be found in bo
dv There about u 1900 of Pine Land attach
ed to it. which have been boxed for Turpenne and have
been cultivated for years bargain may be had in
wish to embark in the Rice culture. Apply to
Oct. "a, 1S51-7-t1Jl H. II. WATERS.
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Dec. 6. 1851
CARRIAGE MANUEACToRY.

TlHE undersigned having bought the Carnage %gs-Ro
l. Factory formerly carried by N S. NEALE, -E33s2
the of Princess and Third Streets opposite the
Livery Stables of Il. Nixon, Esq, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to execute all work in the
above ne in the most fashionable, substantial and neat
style.
He also prepared to Shoe Horses that will
give satisfaction He is also prepared to execute all Smith
tcork connected with riding vehicles aso to repair Dray
Carts and Wagons of every DESERT tion.
He has been carrying the above for
raj months in Wilmington and believes that he has given
general satisfaction and hopes by strict attention to his bu
siness to receive liberal continuance of patronage
*<*A vehicles repair horses to shoe. sent by
wants, must be accompanied With written order they
will not be attended to. JOHN H. LANE.
Wilmington, n c., Sept. Is, 1851 Slim
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THAYER's PATENT BRIDGE.

NEW and valuable trestlc Bridge has been patented
"A by Mr. G. w Thayer, Of Massachusetts,, which will be
found important invention The amount ofstrength
attained by the structure spoken of as being
The feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon it, could break it down. This consideration
taken together with the economy with which be built
will render worthy the attention of all who interested
in the subject This bridge is adapted peculiarly Rail
roads well county roads, it can be made of
qured span obsruct the navigation of
when RATS boats might he desired pass and also
be built at very moderate expense.
Isaac WELLS Wilmington N. c., is Agent for this State,
as also for South Carolina and Virginia. and will attend to
all communications upon the subject addressed to him. post
paid.
Whining ton N. c.. Aug. 8th, 1851 4s-1y
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FOR SALE.

1E subscriber offers for sale the following tracts of "a
land, lying at Lockwoods Folly, in Brunswick coun- X
ty only 2S miles from Wilmington. The property will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers:
400 acres Turpentne and Corn land. lying Lock
woods Folly River and having it excellent grst mill
400 acres only 10 miles from Smithvile. Also
containing and lying within few hundred
Yards LockwG0d Folly Bridge the Georgetown road
desirable site for a country store.
derOus Of purchasing can make application IN
u. w. ROURK.
Brunswick Co., Aug. ], 81. 4I-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. J. WORD presents his compliments to the ladies
Nl and gentlemen of Wilmington and its envrons, and
respectfully them that it is his wish open
SCHOOL. if sufficient patronage can be obtained.
Mr.. Word returns his Acknowledgements with due sense
of grateful feeling for the liberal support hitherto awarded
him in Wilmington He will exert himself yet to merit
their patronage Mr.. j. w. has been North this
and obtained a variety of and fashionable Dances
Polka, Mourzaka, Redoway Waltz and the beautiful Cor
tlza, which has been introduced this for first time
Dec. 49, 1851 15tf
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Mozart Daguerrean Gallery.

Mozart Daguerrean Gallery.
Ye passers by, word to you,
If ye would skill and beauty view,
Delay not, but your way pursue
To Gulicks well-known Gallery.
So life-ke images appear,
That you will think your friends
Their voice you'll almost seem to hear
At his Daguerrean Gallery.
All styles and sizes here you'll ind
Which cannot fail to suit your mind
No Artist great are we behind
In our Daguerrean Gallery.
Here friends in groups are taken well,
And such possess potent spell,
In after years a tale they III tell
Of this Daguerrean Gallery.
Anu -fulick has both skill and taste-
A picture true he'll take in haste
A moment only you need waste
At his Daguerrean Gallery.
The invitation is to all
To rich and poor-to great and small;
Please don't forget in haste to call
At this Sky-ght Gallery.
Over Messrs. Polly and Hart's Store Front Street.
Dec 8, 1851 7S-d4t-wtf
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NOTICE..

TN pursuance of decree of the Court Equity for the
County of Sampson, will be sold Tuesday the l3hE
day of January next the premises the Lands apro
prated heirs law of Patrick S. Devane deceased
in the partition of the lands of Thomas Devane deed de-
vsed to five of his including the old Dwelling and Mill
Seat and containing 72I Acres on the side of Black
River adjoining the Lands of Rufus Devane, kilbee Ches
mutt and Others twelve months credit with interest from
the saeexcept that five per cent of the purchase
will be required be paid in cash Bond and approved
curity required for the residue.
P. MURPHY, c. NJ. E.
December 12 1851 l4-3t
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Lffe.-BY BARRY CORNWALL. @
If life be ever pleasant. as"t
IT'S in merry hours like this
When the wind is old and sound,
And the laugh is running round;
When each maiden mouth discloses
Buds of pearl in beds of roses.
Roses that we fain would kiss. er
If life be ever gloomy,
'Tis as when we, long ago,
Saw the friend we loved so we'll
Swiftly borne to debtors cell; .rfE
And not one of us could lend him
Gold or silver, or befriend him;
Scarce had time to soothe his wo:
All! life has many changes,
Sunny seasons, winter rainsi
So let's pluck the summer flower,
Bravely front the frowning honr.
Cherish all who'd fain befriend US,
Whether good or i'll attend US, - -
Long as life remains
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For SALE.

offer my entire Real Estate, upon which Ga
thirty y-fve sets of Boxes the most of which have II
only been in from to two years. with sufficient
y round at least twenty sets the lands
upon which these situated not easily surpassed by
piney lands in Eastern Carolina There upon the prem
ses two Distieres .aty and conveniently fitted up, with
all necessary out-houses 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, be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and wagons to carry both the
of Farm Tupentne and with years supply
of provision. JOHN A: AVlREII:
Catharne Lake Onslow co., N. c., July p, 1850 Att
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NOTICE.

T n meeting of the Commissioners of Navigation and
n Potage for Cape Fear River and Bars, Dec H. 1851
the following resolution passed
RcSolred That and after the first Monday in January,
1852, all vessels towed by Steamboats, up down the Rv
the Bars shall only be charged onehaf the pres
ent rates of Pilotage.
The above resolution ordered to be published in the
Journal and Commercial three times, weekly.
Dec. 10. 1S51-l5-3t w J. LOVE. c. B. c.
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In offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs is not wish to m
e with the lives health of the afflicted but frankly to lay
before them the opinions of distinguished and Of
the evidences of its from which they judge for
themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves to make wild
assertions false statements of its efficacy will hold
any hope suffering humanity whc. facts will net
rant
Many proofs here given and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish feeling assured they will find
them perfectly reliable the medicine worthy their best
confidence and patronage.
From distinguis Professor OF Chemistry and
MateYia Medfco, Boxsdoin College.
Dear SIR delayed answering the receipts your pre-
paration until had opportunity of witnessing its effects
in my family, or in the families of my friends.
This have done with high degree Of satisfaction,
in both of adults and children.
have found it, it's ingredients show powerful reme-
y ~ ''''~' ~ PARKER CLEAvELAND, MD.
BRUNSWICK, Me- Feb. 5, l5f7.
From "a Overseer in the Hamilton zsiIs, In this
City.
Low ELL, Aug. TO- lS49.
had in my lfe by you CHERRY PEcroR,'' and
FAIL when have opportunity Of recommending it to 9TH
s. D. EMERSON.
aRe3d the following and see if this medicine is worth
of the medicine Enthusiastically distinct =
UNITED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SlRINes,
Dr. j. c. Ayer,- Sir: have been afflicted with painful
affection of the lungs and all the symptoms of settled
sumption, for than year. | could find medicine
that would reach my case until commenced the of
Cherry Pectora, which gave gradual relief, and
have been steadily gaining my strength till health is
well nigh restored.
While using your medicine, had the qualification of
ring with my reverend friend, Mr. Truman, of Sumpter
District who had been suspended from his parochal duties
by a severe attack of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
And am, sir, yours respectfully.
J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.
a1he following of tie worst of cases, which the
physicians and friends thought to be ncurabe consump
tion - 49,.
J. C. Ayer,-Sr: taken with terrible cough
brought cod in the beginning of last February and
was confined to my bed than two months Coughing
necessarily night and day. became CHASTITY and pale,
eyes sunken and CLASSY and breath short In
deed rapidly falling and in such distress for BREATH
that little hope of recovery could be
While in this suation friend of mine, (he Rev John
Keller of Methodist church) brought bottle of
Cherry Pectoral which tried crafty him, than
from any expectation of obtaining relief Its good effect
duced me to continue its use, and found my health
much improved Now three months am well strong
and attribute my only to great medicine
With the deepest gratitude, yours, &c
Prepared and sold by James Aver, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass. --
Sold in Wilmington, N. c., by DR.. A. G. EVANS &
BROTHER and Druggists generally throughout the State
September 5th 1851 5z-eov6m
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S25 REWARD.

DROKG JAIL in Whiteville, Columbus county, Satur-
ID day night the 18th inst, boy, by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. Said Arnold is about 10 years old,
face badly grown, will weigh about so lbs,
He has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to me in
Whitevie, or any Jail so that can get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Sh
WhiteYille April q. 1851 33-tf
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$500 REWARD.

TSCAPED from the Jail of Kershaw District Monday
T. the 14th day of July last, Samuel Love- who
victed for the murder of Mr. Robert Lester, at Spring
Term 1851 Said Love is about 20 Fl years of it.
inches hgh has rather dark hair and ofa saow complex
on and has downca look, with dark eyes, and some
his teeth little decayed, and carpenter by trade
will give the above reward to person who will appre
hend the said s. j. Love- and lodge him in Jail in this
State Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his safe
nemen any Jail in the United States that can get
him. JOHN INGRAM, :. n u.
Camden So Ca August g. 1851 49-6m
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FOR SALE or LEASE.

FOR SALE OR LEASE.
OFFER for sale lease the following lots in the town of
Wilmington One house and part of two lots between
Second and Third Streets fronting Num- street. Also the
Southeast lot Second and Num- streets Also
lot adjoining the same fronting Second Any per-
wishing information respecting the above property will
please call Mr. Lewis Hines in Wilmington, the
subscriber at Whites Creek, Bladen County, N. G.
J. II. CLARK.
Oct. 18th. 1851 6-3m
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sAI,E OF NEGRoEs an AUCTInN.

SALE OF NEGROES AT UCTION.
WILL be sold the Commercial Corner in the town of
w Wilmington. on FRIDAY, I'd January, 1852, FIVE
NECiR OES, viz two women two boys and child.
Terms-ix months credit, with approved security
Dee. Il, I8j1--S2-law3t r. w. GIBBS. Admir-.
SITE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,1 Court of Equity.
NEw-HANovER COUNTY. s Fall Term, 1851
James > Deyane ana 0hers Original Bill andfor sale of
Stewart Devane and others. } ~
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Thomas
i Jones and wife Ann Elizabeth, - McPha and wife
Margaret Nancy Devane James Devane and reton De-
vane infants heirs at law of Ireton c. Devane deceased
John Kerr and wife Mary Jane Thomas D. Bourdeaux j.
Gage and wife Eliza, and - Gordon, infant heirs at
law Of Anthony D. Bourdeax, deceased, and William r. K
Devane, pcyton r. Devane Stephen L. Dshson and wife
Elizabeth j. and Livona Elizabeth aad Lycena Vandozen
Devane infants heirs law of Patrick Devane deceased
reside beyond the limits of the State It is therefore ordered
that publication be made for six weeks in the Wilmington
Journal published in the town of Wilmington for the said
defendants appear the next the Court of Equity
be held for said county of New Hanover at the Court
House in the town of Wilmington the fourth Monday at
the fourth Monday of March next and answer complain
ants BILL the will be taken pro confeso and heard
parte to them
Witness THOMAS D. MEAREs, Clerk and Master of said
Court Office the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of
September A D. 1851 and seventysixh year of American
Independence. THOS. ID. MEARES, Z. M +.
Dec II, 1851 TPr. adv Sc 56J l-6t
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Professional and Business Cards,
Pt,RrHArT pAINTINe.

JASSATON Portrait Painter would respectfully in
f,rn1 the citizens Of WILMINGTON and the surrounding
tr- that he has permanently located himself i'll this
% and will be happy receive the patronage OF any Ia
~ gentlemen who may wish to procure faithful lienesSes
from his long experience in the art, that ne will be
I to Give satisfaction. Ills room is in the basement Of
+rts mrrcli liaely opposite the Jail, Wilmington, N =.
hprI T. 1851 'olJ-
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HACkERs AND ROUND SLAVES.

T WOOD, of Wilmington, N. c. would most respectful
IL. y inform dealers in the above articles that he has much
in the manufacture of his heretofore unsurpassed
HACKERS and ROUND SHAVES and has reduced the
price to successfully compete with Northern.
He is manufacturing them in large quantities. with
view of supplying the trade and would be thankful for
orders for any quantity.
Address l.. WooD, J. M. ROBINSON who is my Agent
in Wilmington. l.. WOOD.
Dec. 10, 1851 I56m