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....... Odd Fellows Hall.
MONDAY EVENING, October 49, 1851.
The celebrated New Orleans Opera Troupe,
SAMUEL S. SANFORD, Director,
Respectfully Washington
giving unique
introducing original songs choses reans
gems all principal operas day.
sisted by the nimilable
BALLET TROUPE,
Luesqgs deuXs 1ings cachucas g
hornppes Lucy Longs, &c. originally performed by
including the and the people, who
entusinsm and this company
in world.
characteristic buresque the Havana Opera Troupe.
A burlesqae the Monplaiser Troupe.
Cards of admission IS
Doors open at 4; TO commence at quarter ios
Oct
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NO THE PUBLIC have just received large supply
best quality Avalon nails which
Also supply Of hardware, stoves CRATES,
c. wdoowARD
Oct ll-6tf Penn avenue between and lith
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M TIA Association the
Institution this aiternoon O'Clock full attend
desired, business OF will before the
meeting .. c. WIGHT, Sec.
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within the reach Of alI-Ths celebrated
Ii Brothers and Gray, have finally
city OF Hshingon after having
Of knowledge and having spent
the Indians for the getting thorough
OF qualified
al which the human family subject We
promise 4 with call that viii, with
tell them their complaints Aid
toms and speedy cure The Doctora'
and prepared BY themselves We
complaints matter
they originated how long standing
He be had Al our once from
all the western counties OF The States New
Canadas, kc who having been gwen up 10
faculty, and awaiting themselves OF our
bsalh Diseases successfully treated
following constpation piles scroina
bronchitis epelas, scadbead, dropy All nsf
diseases OF the skin lungs stomach, bowels, ve
kidneys, spine, Ac,
street, opposite the Smithsonian institution
Oct s-d2w-
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iIF-st PnuIs English Lutheran Church, corner o
and nth suees-lo morrow (sabbath by Divine permission
IL O'clock confirmation aud adult baptism. Al O'clock
mr. the sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered
Octl
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WING OFFICIALS OF SYRACUSE,

IL the wing party attempt enforce tho iusitivcs
law upon Syracuse by the law Of treason then let the cry
be Death to the mhig partyfr The penae. Of tho fugi.
tive slave law bad enough without adding them til.
infamous death penalties OF the law OF II this 1.
done accommodate the party in powerthe whig party
which alone do it because 1t is in powcr-then LEI
every friend Of freedom Of whatever party, denounce
against the whig party the penalty of death II is traitor
TO God man. and the honor and peace OF Syracuse
and the country. The President is whp his officials
here who have charge of this matter in all its parts,
wings Tho wings OF this city only responsible for any
attempt stretch the nscks Of the people for resisting efforts
to enforce this bclsh law The President has put
his commands them. We also put our commands on
them and IL they touch the hair of any Of heads for
this matter then let every friend freedom hate
the wing party, and hurry TO n.my and The gravel
The leading whg paper of this Stste-the New York
Daily Times-which is go, up purpose defend the
whig compromise Albany has already sounded the note
OF alarm He says the attempt construct upon
resistance to officer in attempting enforce the fg
velave law has already wsoksn,d The force that ia~
the reaction has commenced a~d adds
"Tho Phi,sdelphia officials who ade the bunder are
already rather sick Of H. They found, Notwithstanding
their with the grand jury that every chance ad
verse conviction for the crime they have thous
charge in the indictment a~d they fear
fhof the cosaydy essdsrs Of 0orsseh hsv sSds
II be their
line OF action had been sdvsedly adopted or
could ~ot yet BE- aba~do~sd"
We publish this bill because learn that whg of
ncas in city attempting procure ths Of
some of our citizens on pre,ence Of treason.
THx ENEMIES oy THr Frerrrvx sLAvs BLI WITHOUT
DISTINCTION Parry.
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We have received the following Geographic despatch
from the Office OF the Journal and Messenger Macon,
Georgia, announcing the election returns from eighyhve
countless and stating the gratifying intelligence that the
majority for the Union ticket will probably reach eighteen
thousand The despatch received at 10 o'clock
Just as going TO press:
. Macon, Oct 10
Eighty five counties heard from. Cobb's net majority
sixteen thousand six hundred and thirty votes-ien
counties 10 hear from, which will increase IL eighteen
thousand Union majority join, ballot in the legislature
one hundred and riy-iour"
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MAHhIED,
At Raleigh, "Wednesday morning,
MASON MARY s., daughter Hon. II. BRYAN
EDWIN G. SPElGHT, esq, OF Greene county.
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Nv A, GREEN. Auction,er,

HUTCH BULBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTiON.-On Monday, the
IL 18Th Instant shall sell
O'Clock, large
Harlem flower double and single byacin,
double and single Jonqus, ms Due Won 1ho
&c The aforementioned roots In fine order from the cee
nusermAn Heliegom, aem
Ladies' gentlemen will please be punctunl TO the
ctll-d A. GREEN, AuctionceE
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ms distinguished man, identified philosopher,
poet and sufferer in the cause Of German liberty, is
nov IN this city. and has taken lodgings at Wizards
NOEL After suffering Incarceration. and having been
"nay sentenced TO DEATH for what were called political
nn' iron which he was sngulay enabled to e.cape by
Inc dsvotedness Of one Of his pupils he yet lives to vim
deas the hopes Of his coun,rymen to establish their lib
'ry and union republican basis Hk. our. w. be.
sak Tor him the kind attentions Of those who do no,
"sA'd the reaction in Europe. which ha. made the En-
p'or Of Austria an absolutst. the end Of all contest
cr the fuars spread Of free and liberal institutions in
Esrop>
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pWALLOW BARN ny y. r. ks"ne"y-
~ GirIhood OF sbakspesre's Hetoines-oonps' sa.
Irvings aAlhsmbsa,p illustrated, octave
Wilton, or he Of James IA fsls.
New edtion of Pixaro's spanish and English DisloEues
!" ''" TAYLOR MAURY'S
os Bookstore, near 9th street.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
= <u The superior steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
LxzceAia.~evill leave at the following hours
3nkf.23fk Alexandria, 81, lOa, l2h, ~, A.
Washington, ~, Ilk, Ik,3s, 81.
bare, I2t with the boat
up, i2s cents without landing:
JOB CORsoN, Captain.
Colyer George Washington will
Washington 10 every Wednesday and Friday Tor Mount
yernon. ll-du
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For Norfolk.
The steamer OsCEOLA win resume her trips 10 the
6~-0 above Mace saturday, the 4th October
Washington every Saturday and Wsahesag 1h ~
o,cIock m Norfolk Monday and hufA
day. O'Clock p. touehing going and returning " 'o"'
river, and the landings the Potomac
ssn, ~ ~" "e' ~ JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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ny A. GREEN, Auctonesr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fURNITuRb BLOOMS, Nails,
III suhn PEANUTS Nc, AT AUCTiONs-On Saturday, the
~, ~, sb.u auction
nan, az hand mahogany and other
snf,. tables. bureaus, bedscads, wasbstsnd., nc,
H,d,ator nd Other stuves, kitchen utensils &C.
Also 10 o books, OF various descriptions
os ssns Of nails Of a sizes, from 4 TO 2openny
bags OF peanuts, bills shad
With many other articles
Terms cash A. GREEN,
-, q. Auctoneer
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny a. 'NFfNN' AuctiOhcer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Monday,
18th shall sell O'Clock, D.
parts Nos aud TO- No 40, nonng
between and north, having so
Mi lI6 a 30 feet alley.
balance In six, twelve eighteen
the purchaser giving notes bearing interest from
oct lid A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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Anew BOOT AND SHOE SrORE.-Ths subscriber has
elegant recently erected
Broher the north side OF Pennsyvan
where he intends cono"cu"g ns
Of branches having ens.een ms
t. Marsens who well SHOWN, nss Won
for himself high cutter ana whose -"
Of boots aud snoss
OF ladies w me beaR
% Mareass gater ooos sns shoss
besuiu assortment o. french
English eancr silks and ,atin which WI p msds up W
ofder n NJ = usual beautiful style.
In addition mandatory have seleced Win eat
care In New yors Philadelphia and Baltimore, III Of The
snnyoyed sys. Of o Shoes NJ every dsscrpon N Of
which particularly the attention Of the public gsneay
Oct T--eolw .. NJ bVuNOOW.
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MRs.asN II. CLARK will open at her fashionAbIs
MI millinery Thursday 9Th instant very large ana
elegant millinery, comprising several eass
pattern dress style fall banos neso
misses hats tDew syie,) WIN nssa
~ OF articles which soe hvs c 49,.
on Of her ladies generally Al repairing nsav
| executed. u.~..~.o-.
bridge street, Of the post ONCE ceo'se"~n
s-as
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Al Ew Cabinet Furniture Warehouse, sth street, nenr
aveuue-DAVD A. BAIRD respectfully informs
vicinity that he has taken the
on street. Pennsylvania formerly
euped by receiving New York
esiye cabinet furniture chairs
sofas in deemed
articles intend suit n classes
public respectfully requested call and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere,
D. The upholstery paper hanging business carried
usual at the old stand, next door
Il--eodftf telegraph
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MANUAL Gold silver Coins Of all Nations
within the cen,y, showing her history ana
basis eacss, aud value together WIN
treaties on bullion aud plate, counterfeit coins, &c
The Model Architect, No. a by samuel sloan
Memoirs OF france. by Mrs Forbes Rush svos
lvd-schmz IN Zump,'s Classical series. -
Tbe scmrye of the Ocean of Atlantic by Once
Of United States navy i -, =, s.... :, n.n
The Dame Wilderness the Life and Times OF Dan
Marble by Falcopbridgc-wiih illustrations.
Moc,ulavt. M,.ccIanies. Vol. 5, revised edition
LUIS "'' TAYLOR s. MAURY,
n.,u booksellers, 9Th street
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NEW BOOKs.-Memors the Queens OF France by Mrs.
IN Forbes Bush. 2 vols.
Na1m and Morals RochefoucaulI. vol translation.
OF containing all the degrees OF The
conferred master lodge a. written by Captain Wlinm
Morgan. 49,
he Game Cock wdcrpcss or, the Life and Times Of
Marble; by Fsconbridge -.
Oct NJ = FRANCK TAYoR.
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dyripai Of the U. s Ship Savan~ah
NORFOLK Oct. 9.-The United States ship Savannah,
Ca pit Page arrived SO days from Valparaiso. The
officers and crew all well
The United States ship Cyane Commander Payne sailed
to-day Havana.
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~ New Livery Stables.-Fire-Proof
ES40 HAVING completed my Livery Stables, am
Il ready to receive Horses at livery by the day,
week, month.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the Court and very convent
the business part of the town. They built BRICK
and covered with tin which makes them entirely
They large, commodou and well consruced and in
cry respect comfortable and convenient any Stables i'll
the United States.
also have or accommodation Of rovers large and
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BGG kept constantly for hire
My Hostlers cannot be surpassed in any country and
therefore feel confident Of giving entire satisfaction to those
who favor me with their custom.
feel grateful to my friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope to merit
ii. X. NlA)N.
Wilmington. n c., June y. 1851 lift
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up and committed Jail in New Hanover SsM
l. county, N. c., the 18th September, $780, Gas q
runaway save,) a negro man. who says his name is q
GEORGE AARON. lie is about 25 years old, 5 feet-AE
inches high black complexio He came here as seaman
from September last He pretends he is Free and
saws he was raised in Brooklyn. New York The of
said negro requested to forward prove property pay
charges and take him otherwise he will be dealt with
the law directs. OWEN FENNELL Sheriff
Wilmington. N. c., Jan. TO- 1851 1S-tf
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TAKEN UP,

IN the Goth inst, and committed to the Jail of New A
~ Hanover county, a runaway slave, negro boy q
by the of JIM, about II years of age of yell
low comp peXon, quite stoutmade and very likely -A-
boy He says he belongs to in Norfolk, Va, by the
of Thomas Lewis who keeps sailor boarding house,
and taken by Captain of vessel who told the boy he
had bought him from his MASTER and Immediately left with
the boy The of said is hereby requested to
forward prove property pay all charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs
OWEN FENNELL Shift.
By JERE. NICHOLS, Jailor.
Wilmington, n c. July 2lst, 1851 Att
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October 1Ith. 1850

Among the discoveries Science has in this
generation to facilitate the business of e increase it's
oyment and proong the of human existence
be named of more real value mankind than this contr
button of Chemistry the Healing Art. trial of its
virtues this broad country proven beyond
doubt that medicine combination of medicines yet
known can so surely control and cure the numerous varieties
midst thousands and thousands every year Indeed there
abundant to believe remedy has at length been
cctons of the lungs Our space here will not permit to
publish any proportion of the affected by its use, but
refer further enquiry the circular which the below
name will always be pleased furnish Free wherein full
particulars and indisputable proof of these facts
From President Of Amherst College, ceIebra-
ted Professor Hitchcock.
James c.. Ayer-Sir have used your Cherry Pectoral
in my own case of deepeaed Bronchitis, and satisfied
pound relief of laryngal and bronchial difficulties If
my opinion its superior character can be of service
-" ''' ''' i'''''' "EDWAR6 :: II HiTCHCoCK, LID"
From the widely celebrated
Professor SiiIimnIi, VI. ID, LII. D.,
Professor Chemistry, Mneraogy, &c, Yale College,
Der of the Lit Hist. Med Phil. and Scientific Soci-
cites of America and Europe.
81 deem the Cherry Pectora admirable composition
from of the best articles in the Matera Medca, and
effective remedy for the class of diseases is intended
New Haven, CT, Nov 1, 1s49
MAJOR PATTIsoN, President of the 5. C. Senate,
states he has used the Cherry Pecora with wonderful
cess, to Inflammation of the lungs.
From of the first Physicians in Maine.
SACo, Me-, April &C. 1S49.
DIR. }. c. Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir: | am constantly
using Cherry Pectora practice and prefer it to
any other medicine for pulmonary complaints From obser-
walton of many severe cases. am convinced 1t will cure
coughs colds and diseases of the lungs that have put to de-
fance all other remedies
Invariably recommend its use cases of consumption,
consider much the best remedy known for that disease
Respectfully yours l. S. CUSHMAN, NJ. d.
Prepared by James c. Aver, Practical Chemist,
Sold in Wilmington, n. c., by DR.. A. C. EVANS &
BROTHER, and Druggists generally throughout the State
Feb 2I 1851 24-eow6In
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Millinery and Dress"Making.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs leave to inform the
Nl Ladies of Wilmington and its vicinity that she hasost
returned from the North with and fashionable assort
ment of Spring and Summer Mnary goods which she has
selected with great and invites the Ladies to call and
judge for themselves she feels confident that they cannot
terms.
April i, 1851 Soft
*x*COmmercial st.
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JOSEPH L. KEEN,

N iI tiIHACTOR and Builder, respectfully informs tn,
9c that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
%iness lie also keeps constantly on hand Lime. Plas
al aering Hair, and Fire Brick Of the best quality
~Inlnston, n. c., Jan. 10, 1851 1S-ly*
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i<Ei5 I}, A1,S fsf..E Es4NG.

H Advertisement. ordered to be continued the inside
charged 3 cents per square for each Insertion after the first
Any advertisement upon which the number of insertions
not marked will be continued until ordered OUT and charged
2o cents per square for each insertion.
liberal discount win he made advertisements exceed
ing one square, when published IL months CASH IN Ar
VANCE.
So No advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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S25 REWARD.

"
QROkE JAIL in Whtevile, Columbus county, on Satur
ID day night, the 10Th inst man. boy, by the name OF
ELIJAH ARNOLD. Said Arnold is about 19 years DID,
about four it. six inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face badly grown, and will weigh about S5 80 lbs
He has been convicted of murder. will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to me IN
Whiteville or any Jail so that can get him again
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Shift.
Whiteville, April q, 1851 33-tf
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$40 REWARD,

PuNAWAY from the undersigned, about the lst q
u of April last, his negro girl, named MARIA. "a
She about p years old, dark completed, feet IN
or inches high, large full eyes. She is we'll known ~
in Wi Wilmington, where she is supposed to be lurking
above reward will be paid for her delivery the under
signed at Castle Haynes the North East River for
her confinement in New Hanover JAIL any other Jail in
the State so that she can be got.
July IL, 1S5l.-[44-tf J. G. MCFARLAND.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

7 MASSALON, Portrait Painter would respectfully IN
! fom the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
ntry that he has permanently located himself in this
lace and will be happy to receive the patronage of any Ia
or gentlemen who may wish procure faithful kenesses
themselves any member of their family. He fatters
sef from his long experience in the art that he will be
bled to give satisfaction. His is at Mr. Loves Fur
arre Establishment, Front Street. Wilmington, N. c..
5nrfI T. 1851 30-ly
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TO COOPERS.

TO COOPEKS.
NIE subscriber offers for sale Hoop Iron of superior
quality. at SO per ton, delivered at any place around
Wilmington, by three $6o per ton Inquire at his
Coopers Shop this place Any alteration of these terms
will be duly noticed i'll this paper
ALSO-For sale one superior SULkY, most new which
will be sold on accommodating terms A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, July /, 1851 4l-St*
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Wilmington n c., June 12, 1851 [r fee. $50 81 4l-3m
NOTICE..
LII persons indebted the Estate of JAMES ANDERs,
N requested forward and make Immediate pay
ment their notes will be placed in the hands of officer
for collection.
J. w. CROMARTIE, Admir- de bonis non
Nav 18th. 1851 37-tf
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

MOTTO
WILL be sold at the Court House in Wmin gon the
w second Monday in September next. the following
Town Lots and Tracts of Land viii be sufficient pay
the Taxes due thereon for the year 1 and
tisng
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WM. E. HILL

4 TTORNEY AT LAW Duplin County, n G., will at
tend the Courts of Dupin Sampson, and Onsow Coun-
les and attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
June 271 42-ly
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A. Il. EVERETT.

butcher, Wilmington. N. c., will pay the highest
D prices for Beef Mutton Lamb and otherlve Stock
suitable for the Butchering business.
Persons bringing to market such articles, will find to
their advantage to call on him before selling
The citizens of Wilmington requested to visit Stalls
Nos 10 and II when they attend market the pest of the
above may always be found sale these Stalls
ow lower terms than any the others in market
April Is, 1851 32-tf
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Soft

MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Drcss-IaI<ing Es-
tabshment, Second-street, opposite Mr. o. G.. Pars-
cys. Always hand handsome assortment of CIOaks
and MantiIlas. of the latest styles.
Wilmington. n. c., Nov. % 1850 lily
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General Notices.
NOTICE.,


Turing my absence from town, MIR. ]. Il. Whitaker
- will act my agent All persons indebted to will
please make payment him, he being hereby authorized to
give receipt for the same. G. MYERS, Halter.
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes this opportunity of return
ing his thanks to the citizens of Wilmington for the Ii
bera patronage they have given him. and will discontinue
the practice of medicine in Wilmington after the first day
of August for the present. and recommends to his former
the favorable notice of William e. Freeman, M ID.
shall remain in for short time, and those who prefer
settle with personally do by calling at office
the London House, of Market and Front streets
August 1st. 1921 BARTON MUNSEY, NJ. d.
COX REWARD.-Runawayf from the subscriber, 80
eDLO about the Sth Of July mulatto fellow nam q
ed WINDSOR, about 80 years old. He is about five q
feet eleven inches high full bushy hair; rather slow
spoken and rather spare built his front teeth slightly decay
ed and probably both of his teeth out Said
gro Cooper by trade and will attempt to pass free
man. and may probably have free papers, he has said he
go any whore He sa little rnkey about the eyes and
has old appearance. The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery to him. in Conway
boro s c. confinement in Jail in North Carolina,
that he get him Said negro belongs to James NJ
Bell, of Greenville, n c., of whom hired him.
August 1st, 1851. s. BELL
Fayetteville Observer If, and send bill to this office
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
TH subscriber has taken the house the of An
Market and Second Streets and has furnished it in A
neat but plain style for boarding house. and is ready for
the reception of boaer either by the day week month
His table shall be furnished with good the market a
ords and his charges moderate He respectfully sOct the
patronage of town and country friends nothing shall be
left undone his part give entire satisfaction.
A. A. B. SOUTHALL.
Wilmington, n. c., April 11th, 1851. 3l-tlO
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SAVAGE ~ NIEARES,
llENERALI COmm1ssIOm Merchants and Auction
" EERs, Wilmington, n. C.
wiRD SAVAGE GASTON AEARES.