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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24

SALrA the late arrivals felun salt hare been dis
posed at about IS cents per bushel. None afoat
REPRESENTATIVES very slowly account of the low state
of water We note sales of only rats since last
Thursday at prices ranging within quotations as extremes
FREIanTs-Connue firm though dull for the want of pro-
ship Cotton taken at S. per bale See <
Bile for rates of other articles eoastwise.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l-sales of 7eo bbs Howard street
-four at So s7a The last sales Of City mills s
IS s7i Rye flour 44a So Corn meal as per barrel
eranWe note small sales of good to prime red wheat at
for family -four 81 81 cents Corn quiet sales ofwhte
Of 81 CENTS and yellow at 81 81 Oats 30 3d. Rye Is
Groceries-he transactions leading articles
derae At auction to-day 125 hhds Porto ioo sugar sold
iasses at Is a6 Cents per gallon Coffee is rner sales Of
Rio at 81 S2osome ask Sc for prime Rice 81 3se
per ID.
Provisions.-The market is rather quiet. Mess Pork
10 81 to $6 so; Prime $S 75-some are asking higher
cents hams loa ia Lard 81 % cents bbls kegs loa
Whskey-wo quote al p cents per galon in hhds and
q in bbs with sales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2i-BreadsuGs are lul--eualI
sales of -four at 81 70 for State brands Rye -four
for red 81 IS for white Oats s5c Sales yellow
at q Ole Provisions are very dull previous rates Co
gars and molasses are dull. Whiskey ZEE.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 22.-Cotton-Thore was good do
msnd for Cotton yesterday the sales having reached 1900
bales at extremes, from to Sic. The market firm
previous Prces-CoNrier.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2o-Five thousand bales of Cot
ton sold here day Monday former prices The
receipts to-day $4,000 balesthe largest this
afddng worth from 60 to cents. The first SUI
has been received and 100 hhd have been sold at
cents New Moiasses quoted at IS cents Coulter.
NEW YORK. Oct. 81 s, P. M.--Flour, with moderate
business in favor of the buyers sales of $4,000 bbls
IS So 81 for State brands, and s. % for Southern
Rye -four 50 81 Corn meal 81 50 sig Sales of 4e0O
bushels Southern red wheat at e0e 5000 bushels Michigan
white at So SIC; and 800 bushels Genesee at 81 cents
Corn dull sales of ii 600 bushels mixed at So IS
Rye 20 cents Oats IS Acc Provisions are quiet; sales
of 200 bbs pork at Is l2k al5 25 and prime Is
so $S IS Sales olard at 81 Gets. Groceries steady
Cotton has declined cent sales of 1900 bales Whiakcy
2l4 2l4 cents.
Boston, Oct. l8.-Napat StoresThe n1arlet continues
firm for Spirits Turpenne ard prices tending upward Sales
Of 100 bb at 38c, cash. and held higher In Tar we
notice small sales at 81 Is q 3 bb cash and Gmos
Common Rosin is and in demand Sales OF 400
bills. at 81 40 81 30 per Dbl, cash and months In
Pitch, sales at 81 80 per Dbl, months for Northern
Shigping Last.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having entered into partnership in
1885, for the of five years. which term will expire
the LIST of December next when they desreus OF
ing existing their books at that date hereby
request all persons indebted to them to forward and
settle their either by note cash or before the
expiration of said partnership. HOWARD & PEDEN.
Bet IS Ia5I 36-tIJ
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aBNoTTcE.-Dr. SHERWOOD has returned from the
North and viii spend the week of Superior Court in Samp
county at Clinton and may be found at the office of Dr.
BzELI His friends Sampson win accept his thanks for
the liberal patronage before shown him. while he trusts that
he sail deserve well of them in future
October "A, 1861 7-2t
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\ CARD

DR MALLETT in offering his professional services to
the citizens of Wilmington woudsta that he has been
engaged in the practice of Medicine and Surgery for five
mopathy to which practice he wiz confne himself most
strictly in all its branches.
From his experience in Surgery, he feels confident
that he can give satisfaction the performance of all Surgi-
cal Operations-even the most delicate
October %. 1851 SJ-tt
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockhod
l. of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company,
will take place the second Thursday l3th) of Nove-
Der next. JAMES s. GREEN, Secretary.
Oct Is, 1851 34-tl3n
Wilmington and Raleigh papers, Halifax Republican,
Weldon Patriot, Tarboro Press and odsboro Patriot and
Telegraph, copy till time of meeting.
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325 RE WARD

WILL be given for the apprehension and confne- a
w ment in the Jail of this county, of MARY and ~
her daughter LOUISA who off last Friday carxksA
rying their clothes with them They may attempt to
go North in vessel nothing having been heard-A
from them Mary about 80 years DID, rather below medi
size and very dark Louisa II old also dark and
has scar on the back of her head eecasoned by burn
lated to deceive unless closely scrutinised. ..-
J. BALLARD.
Wilmington. Oct %. 1851 39-d6y1
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FOR SALE

A CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE and LOT.IA
n with necessary outhouses together with the Store
situated on the side of Second tree being the next
house but adjoining the dwelling occupied by Mrs
SHAW. Apply to ELI w. HALL.
Wilmington Oct 20. 1851 37-6tdItw
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a bead ouarters 3oth Regiment No. Ca Militia b

y Head Quarters 3oth Regiment No. Ca. Militia, Il
WILMINGTON, Oct. 2lst, 1851. n
M /. The officers commissioned and non-commissoned I'LL
and musicians of the Upper Battalion North Carolina Mill
a hereby ordered to appear at Long Creek Tues
day. the 25th day of November next for drill.
2 The Companies composing said Battalion viii appear at
same place Wednesday, the 18th November for review
g. The officers commissioned and non-cemmissoned and
musicians, will at Wilmington, Friday, the 18th
November, for drill
Companies comprising the Lower Battalion will meet at
Wmin gton Saturday, the 18th November for review
5. Lines formed at 10 A. NJ
g. Battalion CourtMartias held the afternoon OF each
day of review.
By order of Colonel commanding.
ROB'T G. RANKIN, Col. CONG.
H. P. RUSSELL, Adjt.
Oct 2I. 1851 3S-tdm
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. FREEMAN s. MALLETT having associated them
i selves in the HOMEOPATHIC Practice of Medicine
and Surgery offer their Professional services the
nity the other of them be found at all times at
their Office, when not Professionally called off.
Calls in the country will receive prompt attention at all
times [Oet. p, 1851
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nO REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber residing in Eew -
II Hanover county q hired boy named JOSEPH. Av
He is about s. feet high. The above reward viii be q
given for hs delivery to the subscriber. for his
nement in any the State that he be got.
JOHN BRADSHAW
Oct "a 1851 40-IdwIJuoo
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NoTE.-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentne, are always
sold in the water and subject to se expense of landing
Inspection cooperage &c. Lumber 90 cents to 81
NJ Tar and Tupentne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
to quality.
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TO TIE pERGEC,

THE subscriber has leased for term of years. of R. W.
Brown Esq, his freproof store with his wharyes, ard
snow condition take especial Spirits urpenne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house well known be the best and safest place in
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn, Peas &C. he lower
wharvcs have them four large sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and lie is prepared
receive and ship so all kinds Of produce sent his
He will also make advances when required.
He begs to refer to the following gentlemen:-B. W
Brown John Dawson o. CT. Parsley and Thos H. Wright
Esqrs. MILES COSTIN,
Browns wharf, Wilmington N. c.
Sentember 10: 1851 I-I2m
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OIL FOR MACHIN cry,
II Near and superior Articic.

WE are expecting daily per Barque Nukingum 10 bbls
w Machinery Oil, a sample manufactured by the N.
York Oil Co. to which call the attention
opersons using ohincry Of any kind including the finest
and most rapid motion used
The price will be Is cents per gallon and we viii warrant
in use for l1breatinS MaehnerY If not entirely
~ after fair trial. the OIL may be returned expense,
and the sost will be refunded.
Orders any will be supplied at short notice.
DEROSSET & BROWN.
Sept. 49, 1851. lift d&w
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

THE subscribers have this day formed opartnership
j under the style of MCRAE & HARRISS, and have ta-
ken the granite front store lately erected by Capt
they will always keep complete wholesale and retail stock
of Crockery and Farming implements, to which they
invite the attention of merchants and others.
Being Importers, feel confident sell articles in
line favorable terms and of good quality
be purchased in the United States.
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THAT Dividend of three dollars per share the Capt.
tai Stock of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany fully paid in will be made Shareholders or their
legal and after the 18th day November
next. By order. JAMES S. GREEN, Secretary.
Oct 81, 1851 38-tl5n
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NOTICE TO NY COUNTRY FRIENDS.

HAVING located myself in Wilmington for the purpose
of doing Agency Business persons wishing to
time and great deal of trouble. will send their produce
of w NJ. Monroe, and the will be forward
ed forthwith.
80 Office in Washington Bar. w. III. MONROE
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1851 3-I2m
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NOTICE

THE undersigned hereby notify the public that they viii
continue conduct the business of the old firm after the
of December next as heretofore and thankful for the
patronage hitherto extended to hem respectfully solicit
continuance of the same. HOWARD PEDBN.
& Oct. 12. 1851 36-tlJ.
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MAJOR GENERALS ELECTION.
COL. J. G. McDOUGALD, of Bladen County, is Can
didate fer the office of Major General to m the
casoned by the designation of General JAMES MCKAY
October "A, 1881 7-t15n
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MARRIED,

in this town. yesterday morning by the Rev THos MUR-
In this town, the evening of the 22d ns the First
Baptist Church by the Rev. JAMES Mcdaniel, Capt VIM
In Wayne county, N Co. the evening of the 10Th June
last, by the Rev James M Sprunt, Col JOHN j. WHITE
daughter Of late Maj. c. r. Loftn, of Wayne county
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Oct. 1, 185l-21-tf ]

NOTICE Extra. have authorized Mr.. JAMES BIRCH
N to collect all due previous list of October
instant All persons indebted earnestly requested to set
tie. ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
Oct 1881
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.

JUST NECEIVED AND FOR SALE.
I 900 PAIRS Mems and Boys heavy and light Brogans;
I,UUU $50 GO do do. lined and bound do.
4sO &c do. do. Kips, heavy and light;
240 &c Boys do. do. do.
Supene Boots and Shoes of every variety Ladies' Miss
ess and Childrens Boots ard Shoes all qualities which will
be retailed cheap. go
N B. 1t would be well to mention, having connected my
self with three of the Boot and Shoe
Factories at the North which will enable sell New
York prices at Wholesale Store Front Street, third door
below Policy Harris, nearly opposite McRae Harriss
Crockery Store. V. R. PERSON, Agent
Wilmington, N c., Oct. o. 1851 39-dtf-w-3t
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DIED.

In this town. Saturday the 18th nst ALFRED of
ALFRED and EMILY ALDERMAN, aged years and months
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a3a, REWARD,


V1SCAPED the Jail of Kershaw District. Monday,
T. the day of July last Samuel Love- who
yicted for the murder Of Mr. Robert Lester Spring
Term 1851 Saia Love is about 20 81 years age f.
high has rather dark hair and of sallow complex
and has downcast look with dark and some
his front teeth little deeayed and carpenter by trade
viii give the above reward any perso who win appre
bend the said s. ]. Love, and lodge him any Jail ia this
State OF IIuEdrcd and Fifty Dollars for his safe
any Jail in the Uted States that get
him JOHN INGRAM, S. K. ID.
Camden So. Ca. August s, 1851 496m
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: VALUABLE LAND FOR sAI

z.2r ..' VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. $50
A ND AN OPENING FOR RICE PLANTERS -
"A The subscriber offers for sale his Mallory LsndsI
situated at the junction of the Brunswick River with the
Cape Fear There about 700 tide and udg
from the productvenes Of lands adjoining equal
any lands below the Northwest It is well located being
the right pitch both of tides and freshets. .
There 40 SO Acres which have cleared with
moderate work can be easily reclaimed.
Attached is first rate mill seat surpassed by in the
country for plentiful supply of water which already
dam sufficient, with the exception of small break in it,
which be easily repaired is well located for
and grist mill, and thrashng machine. To person who
has got force there great opening rice
planting be found in this section of country-or
about the largest body found in one bo
dy There about II 1900 Of Pine attach
ed to it, which have been boxed for Turpenine
been cultivated for ORG years bargain may be had
said lands They worth the attention of individuals who
wish to embark in the Rice culture. Apply to
Oct "a, 185l-7-tlJ] H. II. WATERS.
CUNDRI1ss, per schr. Mary Powell.
- FLOUR-38 bbls sup Canal, fresh ground wheat
I" Hiram Smiths, &c 50
CHEESE-50 boxes, superior article.
CRACkERS-5 bbls and 10 boxes fresh Sugar Crackers
BUTTER AND LARD-5 kegs extra Goshen Butter; /.
kegs extra refined Lard. Low for cash,
Oh GEO H. KELLEY'S. il
STOUGHTON's BTTTERs. so dozen superior article
o2l WILKINSON & EsLER.
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RToLAssEs 50 hhds, warranted sweet. For sale by
N o. & G. HOLMES
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". r. PETERSON.
A GENT aud Commission Merchant. for the sole n.
n Boots and Shoes, Wilmington, n c. Tiff
'' WEST u HE LETT, -
A UCTIONEERS, Commission Merchants md Gen.
N eral Agents, Wilmington, N. G.
REFER
POTTER & KIDDER, JOHN DAWSON,
e. W. DAVIS, O. G. PARSLEY,
BARRY, BRYANT ADAMS, E. p HAIL, --,-
GEORGE HARRIss, EDwA I'd CANrwELL.
Wilmington, N G.
October "a. 1881 Thy
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For SALE. ......
TIME subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms -
L that desirable residence Second Street,
Princess and Walnut Streets at present occupied by James
G Burr not sold before the ls January 1852 it will be
offered at Public Auction at that time
= Oct. "a, ls5I-7-tlJJ H. H WATERS
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Ge0E REWARD.-Runaway from the subscriber SO
eDZyO about the sh Of July. mulatto fellow
ed WINDSOR. about % years old lie is about FIVE ~
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 eye teeth Said
gro is Cooper by trade and will attempt Pass free
and probably have free papers, he has said nc
any where He is little rnkley ahoos the eyes,
has old appearance The subscriber will give the
reward for his apprehension and delivery him. in Conway
boro, S c. confinement ia any jail in North Carolina,
that he get him. Said negro belongs James Nj
Bell, eff Greenville, n. c.. of whom hired him..
August LIST, lS5l-i7-tfI s RELIe
NEGRO BLANKETS 75a extra heavy all wool and OK
~ ira sizes For sale low. by o & g. HOLMES.
bacon J09Ls. S hhds. just received sna for sale lo,y
lDby o. s. q HOLINESS
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Wilmington, Oct. %, 1851
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The FLrIss SUP now BUILDING IN PARrs-The bal
looms made by M. Pen removed Wednesday from
the Paas National and will, in the of few days,
be placed the immense vessel building in large
piece Of ground in the Rue Marbnu This vessel
far advanced that the spectator able to form idea Of the
plan which M. Pen hopes render bis baoon-vessel
navgabe. The motive power is the principle,
worked by small engines and appears he fully
equal the purpose intended. The most remarkable parts
Of the affair, however, the leaves wings with which il
supposed the navigator will be able ascend descend
will.-GaignanIs Messenger.
FoREIeNHRs AT PARIs.-The number Of foreigners who
have visited Paris during the last six weeks has greatly
ceeded that for the corresponding period for several years.
10 July the number $50, Of whom 2,5l6 Eng
lish, and s28 Americans.
EXPEDITION To JAPAN-The Messenger says I" report
is that expedition about to he sent from France
into the Of Japan is said that will consist of fri
gate, corvette and steamer under the orders of
ADMIRAL who has long navgaed the Pacific and the
Chinese seas. This expedition will il is added be
military, commercial and scientific, and has for its object to
open European States which have bsen closed
against it sincethe 10th century"
The SECOND Ascent OF MoSr BLAsc.-On the 18th
August Of Mont Blanc accomplshed-one
by M-ssrs Albert Smith, Floyd West, and Phillips; the
other by Mr. Vansitar who attended by three guides
to the summi and by porter part Of the way Mr. Van
sa in crossing The glacier of the Blossoms not tied with
arope and had escape Of his e appeared that
jumping over of the he missed his footing,
his Alpine pole fell down the fearful abyss, and while his left
foot sliding the precpcs he contised 70 catch the
porter with both hands by the leg who also unfortunately fell
and had been for the guide in advance, who with
der omnd grasped The porter by the clothes they
would both have inevitably perished. Mr.. Vanstta then
crossed the remainder Of the glacier with the cord round bis
body, and arrived the Grand Mucs little before sunset,
where he bvouacked under prvatons from want of su
fcent trewood and clothing until midnight when be
again started with the light Of lanterns for the summit which
be succeeded in reaching at o'clock on the morning Of the
l4h about the time the other party, and returned
hale otv IN M
van,isr los, the of his sight for days, but is
PERFECTLY recovered.
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PROM THE LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE OF AUGUST 80.
The Of the yacht the America which has re-
Gently appeared at Cowe has created positive sroye in
England She has beaten every thing and borne away The
aures Of victory from vessels whose construction the great
pains have been bestowed whose outfit thousands Of
pounds have been expended and in whose the
felt necessarily personal well a national pride
We not sorry for this s one Of those manly de-
feas which will leave ranking feeling behind. IF the
Americans have lost caste the Crystal Palace they have
secured umphs the waters of England and while the
result calculated for the abash u.s. will realize
the fine aphorsm which Bulwer puts into the mouth of
Richeieu-" There is such word fall" Already an
English builder has thrown out challenge produce in ten
weeks yacht which shall compete with the spangIed
America but the challenge has been prudenty declined
from belief doubtless that another victory with the expe
ence which builders possess Of what the America
constructed on and Ingenious principle, do would
be matter of considerable uncertainty nautical writer
who addresses morning contemporary is inclined to at
butte the OF the strange craft from the Western World
much to her peculiar rigging and calls her general
form. In all this the improvements brought by
competition. 1t sets the mind to work account for given
results It establishes principle and in the breeding of
animals in the building Of yachts enlarged experience
produces the most complete and perfect thing Of its kind which
ingenuity and capital can attain.
Three yacht builders have offered construct vessels to
against the America One Of these Mr. Charles Mare
Of Blackwell, Who is said, has offered 10 build, within
weeks yacht which shall sail against the America for
ESQ.,
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ToHN DAVIDSON, Georgetown. will have constant
~ supply Of Rvers1ae Family and superhne Flour for
SAFE Also, Weiehs Family Flour. sug4-6tcp
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yTAGAMUNDO, or the Attaohe I'm SPAIN inc ludng
brief excursion into the Empire of Morocco by John
Esaias Warren
Incidents in the Life of Pastor, by VIM. Wisner DID,
The Epoch Of Creationthe Scripture doctrine
with the geological theory by Eleazer Lord with intro
duetion by Richard W. Dickinson, d. ID This day recaved
and for sale by r. FARNHAM.
sept IS
EWKS ARUNDEL, the Railroad of Life, by the
I author Of Frank Fairleyh
. The International Magazine for September
Life of Mary, Queen Of Seots by Mss Benger, author q
Anne Boleyn
Suarts Dictionary of Architecture historical descriptive,
Typographical decorative theoretical and mechanical
volumes illustrated by Thousand drawings OF subjects
ferred 10 in the work.
Katharine Walton or the Rebel of Dorchester by the
author of tho Partisan
The Conessor, a historical novel
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
aug 80 booksellers, nesr Ninth street.
A RTHUR CONWAY, or scenes In the Tropics, b.
~ Capt L. H. Milman, author OF The Wsy-side Cross
&C.. IS cents
The Nile Boat GImpses of the Isni Of Egypt by w
H. Bartlett author of Forty Days in the Desert splendid
illustrated.
The Literature and Literary Mem of Great Britain and Ire
| land by Abraham Mills, AM
Hijreths History OF the Uoed States, second serie,
volume 3. uH
| Appleton's Mechanics Magazine for September.
This day received and for sale by
| sep6 X. FARNHAM.
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CCHOOL BOOKS and Stationery for sale by r. FARM
y M, Of Eleventh street and Penn. avenue.
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THE LONDON "TIMEs" ON THE U. STATES.

The tone of the following article from the lead
ing journal Of London indicates some change oil
opinion in that paper touching the capacity and
capabilities OF the people of this country.