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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
NREAT SALE OF BANK LANDS

GREAT SALE OF BANK LANDS
ObIN ILLINOtS-The Trustees Of the State Bank Of
Illinois with view finally closing Its affairs will sell al
the highest bidder a. the places and times men,
uored below al OF the real estate belonging 10 the Bank,
embracing many thousand acres Of improved aud unm-
proved fsrmingand, and property In many OF the cities
and towns considerable portion OF the lands are In
the neghboThood Of the Central Railroad and m Branches,
and other Internal Improvements.
In ADDITION to the above there WILDE sold 10 Springfield
on The 9Th OF June l6 shares OF the STOCK OF the Alton ms
Fire Insurance Company l25 shares OF me STOCK OF
the Alton Manufacturing Company, and some other Stocks
&c The certificates and bonds OF the State Bank VIII
be received par in payment One third Of the amo1nt
purchase viii be required to be paid al the SALE and
credit Of six and twelve months will be given on the re-
mAindeF Lss OF the lands and town property VIII be
published haDdbs the newspapers OF the neigh
hohoOds 10 which the property lies 10 enable purchasers
examine It before he sale. The sales Will be held rs
follows
At OitSws In La Sale Co, on Thursday lat OF May.
Al Quincy in Adams Co., on N ondsy, 10th May.
Al Ga'ens. IN 10 Davies Co, on Monday, 18th May:
At Springfield IN Sanganon Co, on Thursday, 5Ih gune
At Cernvie, In Mscoapin Co. on Thursday, lzth june
Al Belyile, 10 ST. Clair Co., on Thursday, 18th June.
AtNGndslia In Fsyelie Co on Thursday, 10Th June
JOHN CALHOUN
u. MANLY, Trustees.
N Ii. RlDGELY,
Springfield, H., March 90 1851. as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
COUNTRY SEAT NEAR YONKERS

IiN N L MEAN Il OANh CltO
A/TO lett embraces a gouu, spgyrvus .vv-s;Y,y
dW cling with wings and piazza and 80 acres OF and
well stocked vith abundance OF fruit trees and Is Sua
led on the aide Of the Albany turnpike one mule
sonh Of the vsge Of Workers. miles from the City Hall
end midway between Ike Hudson River and st6"" ~ ~
Anil Also 10 let the threeetory houses 81 Snsnnesst
ano sic Greenwich-st Apply TO JAMES CRUiKShANk,
az Greenwich-st m<o wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
kATINDOW SHADES AND TRIM

w MINGS, by g. X. RlKER co. importers and
manufacturers OF Transparent Window Shsies, Epgfsh
and German OIL Cloths Buff and White Linens, nc whole.
salc and RETAIL at the Oldest establishment; In the United
States No 1871 CRATHAM.sr and defy all competition, and
will sell any Of their stock lower prices than can be found
In this Civ All Shades warranted not to curl or suck
N B-The uade furnished with English and Americas
mil Inns g. RIKER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

FENO RENT.-Very pleasant and deslra-
bic apartments consisting OF q suit OF psrori base
ment Kitchen sub.cellsr bath and FIVE sleeping rooms
all for $500 None but such can give the Oest REFER
epces need apply Apartments Can he seen and al nego
tiauons made any day after O'Clock A. ,sV55o BeeeE
er-sI hoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-stOry
IA ard attic brick HOUSE and LOT ga West FOUR
teen on the south side Size OF house 2ox46 Tech win
nm exienson room OF u feet finished In the best manner
with ali the modern improvements Size OF lot 21xO feet
inches large par Of the purchase money can remain
on bond and MOI tgaqe If required For &c apply 10
Al iw A j. BLEECKER, AuctioneeF, BroadfL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

TVELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD
- WA5HBURN CO. hsnufsetureFI OF al kinds 81
lrcu Wire ron Foreign Refined Iron. Telegraph Wira
4nght, Annealed, and Spring Wire. AL kinds Of Ro1ni
Plat Angular Oval Wire best adapted 10 Machine par
poses, sraghsened and cut to any length. Worces.ss
nsss. "a 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

L0OR SALE.-STkAM ENGINE and
u BOILER, OF 6horse power, nesrly new, FOR sale by
GAUNf DERRICKsON. l59 SOuth.sL mSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

STEFAN ENGINE AND MACHlNE-
SRY The subacrbers Preparing 10 manufacture Steam
Engines Machinery OF ell kinds with dispacn several
small Engines on hand II. WATERMAN,
al Inns Clinton Foundry, z3) Cherry ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

4 EGACIES.-HeiIsw who ere entitled to
klLegaciep Bequess portions OF The etsie d de,
cessed relatives and who desire realize upon Or sell
iheir Legscies who wish 10 procure money without
waiting until the estate he closed, or those wishing 70
sell out their share the real estate OF deceased relatives
can hear OF person who III advance them money or par
chsse such Legacy Estate, by addressing LE0ACf,
n rshnne once os,naid ma 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

A PIATTl, Artist, Satuary, SCULPTOR,
N. ard p PATTI, Ornamental Architectural scalp
tor he0 leave 10 inform the Amateurs In general hs y
compose model and execute all that concerns the Two
branches Of sisiuary, both Ornamental and Architectural
with the utmost perfection OF ART initiating every nye Ia
Its pure originality such Greek Roman, Gothic, heaas
rarce, LouisMlV. the 10Th Century, Rocco nc &c,
TREY receive orders for Monuments Church Ahuu
cbimpevs Fountains Inward aud Outward Ornaments
ard Models for Bronzes &c. Those Architects and Ana
teus VITO may be pleased to homer them with their orders
will be able to verify the above. l62 East fweuyn r"h
MIS- 2wE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

NOR SALE.-Stores 81 and 50 Will
H ramst Store rs kAidenlsne, Stores 90, % and 81
John-s Also so lots In Msnhziianyiie. large portion
may IN reoulred remain on bond and mortgage Apply 10
ASST g. B. SCHlEFFELlN, JOG John o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

IGOR SALE.-A splendid Stock OF
n shout $40 OOO or Sl2 600 OF new an desrsble Goods
with he Lease OF he store. 10 svotable locsdou Tas
Store IL cCng profitable business and Is good oppor-
u niiy r any person wishing entsr into trade APP.
proved Real Eitse will be 1aGen In payment Apply al
Isl Brosdv ay opposite Asior Place. ASF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

TWO LET.-A convenient three story and
\ basement House on Twenty sixih-st cor. Lexington.
Av n contains rooms psrors and Easements, range
baths gss &C. Also Tweny-fourh s. nee, soaf.a
av and one on Lexingtonsv. Apply TO T. ND n. NJ
MER, Sl9 Pourh.av after P. NJ as OF ThSfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

n aENGRAVER, successor TO Jos Perklns) yohnsl
vii remove on the first Of May next 10 Nhl0s Gsrden.
Broadway rear Prince and will open an elegant stock
OF French En- ish and German stationary, PAPER aschA
Goods Bridal Gina &c, &c, In connection with the
craving ard printing department NJ h. Initials and cresh
stamped on envelopes, note and letter paper.
I1f2swru1 FAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

II A large assortment OF every description Of fine and
low priced Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturers, and FOR sale Low by
FRANCIS TONES 4 SONS, No 6 Maiden-lene,
Ip porters and Dealers In Guns, Hardware and fancy
Goods fmn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Cuban Meeting in New -Orieans-speeeh
IOpex.

An enthusiastic meeting was held a
Banks's Arcade, New Orleans, on the Goth ut,
express sympathy With the movements for lnd,
pendence IN Cuba capt James stockton Pfcsidsl
The Declaration Of the Patriots was read, and Jacr
Walker addressed the assemblagc. COMMITTEE
ten was appointed, under the name Of The " Commit
tee for the Promotion OF Cuban Liberty W eol~f
contributions IN and of the reyolusionists. Al ths cal
of the meeting, Gen. Felix Houston then cains M'
ward and spoke for nearly All hour
At the close OF Gen IIousions speech, says 10
P,cay4ae, Gen Lopez appeared on the stand and "a
received BY cheers perfectly electriiylng, whichSf
continued for several minutes, amid the waving
hats and handkerchiefs. He spoke a. follows IN spai
lsh, which was translated to the meeting by Mr. ~
CUR
Although | would wish to address you all ngh on
the affairs of Cuba, and her relations win inc ,h
ted states am yet compelled 10 restrain my cam.
est desire BY the know ledge that my words c<mos
new directly from my tips To your glorious hearts
IL IS now publicly known that the patriots OF CutI
have struck the first blow m behalf Of Independence,
that they have raised their own arms IN then osi
cause yetnO that knows not their helpless con
dlton and the terrible tyranny under which they sG
fer can form All estimate Oi the herolsm Oh the ene
which they have made For my par, can say lh4 !,
having myself early enjeayored 20 SOW the germ
liberty IN the hearts OF the Cuban people, can ~
precIate the magnitude OF tho responsibility hsr
have assumed, and Of the obstacles they must o'r-
come m order to achieve success know that ths'
have looked to you the noble American peopie-us
pioneers Ia the cause OF human freedoD-lof vw
Oathy and aid IN the cause they were ABOUT 70 W.
dertake.
They knew no, your avs they were gnofAni o.
Treaties but IN the confidence Of theT hears w
drew The sword, believing thai you, who hAd pone'1
the way, could not forsake them when they nso ~.
lowed In your footsteps. They knew not tnaI ,se'
was any prohibition 10 your extending the asslstAs
which your example had gwen them nsht Ds
pect and they were CONSCIOUS that there vas ~
universal sympathy FOR suffering people, smgyiS
with an oppressor mi,
But III this enthusiastic assembase see before ".
eyes the evidence that the hopes Of the Cubahs ws'
not unfOuDded and that you Will not suffer thsm SS
10 anguish beneath the tyranny Of Spain
In conclusion, gentlemen, ! thank you sof yoI .
kind reception to myself, and for the entha,lASi
feeling which you manifest toward my oppf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
The Cuban Reyoluuonisn.
To N, Edstm Of The Trsbyas
A. A a

To The EdftCT Of Iht IItDva>.
The Neu- York C0mmerctal AdDtrti'e
IN Us desire 10 twst the Intelligence from cuc~, y.
alive 10 the outbreak there, SO a. 10 max. Il hy
nearly what It would have u, has gwen Over "
tender mercles Of his enemies one OF the pe. -
chiefs 80 far a. any accounts from the ss|s oi W
have been received, joaquin Aguefo nsnS'o, W
eame is affixed TO the Manifesto on DsSiA, as.Js
Inoependence kas not yet iaiieh Into uie iianns
Inc Rovallsis knO. INN Neli' ana nope, n@.t
~ uSshes of the encmle, Of The freedom OF Iv0s
r., he NAV 1--we 10 see accomplished Wiiat ne hAs, :
-, 81 The circumstance had the eI,IaOfdinA
yaior 10 begin. -. .,,.,,.
n nav be dong favor 10 your readers 10 sn'..,
that m Cuba they will not unilequently Ind Ss -
name uo~sessed BY even more tnar TWO lIdls.',,s,
n IS IN such cases particularly, the custom isI =,
p.rson to affx 10 ms family or fathers n'a's
maiden name 81 TIE mother Thus Joaquin ab.s =,
and Agnew l. the noble patriot Who heads Oh. " AZ
euerllla parties Joaquin Agnew and ssncneL ~ m,
ferent person. nevertheless one Of the ps,no
latter Il Mas who Vas made prisoner. hn sss,s
szfety notwithstanding. IL would appear .h. "A
dainty protected By the fortunate capture " ~. 49,
trlots Of the Colonel and nine officers OF ~ 's
At the crossing OF the uver Aahas& ,..c.,,sk
The accounts furnished The IrI11Hs, aes'so,ks<
By tie schooner Pauline, are PLAIN, ~ '@sfcrps-
statements forw arded oy the patriots iol VI. "a OF,
non Of their friends m tins city and th.ss a. r.1
en- from the same source are fully 10 DC rehs1 u
No reliable information need DC s4PeISs - nTs
ue,. ypapers. 10. these are all ander INC -S,r.
esssorsh lp 81 The Government 1--WE WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
STAkZAS- Fer The Trtube
ovrsN wish tina, could know

orTtN wish that could know
The life IN store for me
The measure OF the oy and NO
OF my fuiun'y
90 no, fear 10 NEE; the worst
The gathering years can give;
Ny life has been llie accursi
From youth, and yet i've,
The Future may be overcast,
But never darker than the Past
Nv mind will grow, as years depart
With all the winged hours -
And all my burned seeds Of AT
Will bloom again IN flowers
But buried hopes no more Will bloom
hsm the days Of old
Nv youth u syIng IN rs tomb,
Nv heart Is dead and cold;
And certain sad, bat naneiess cares
Have Gecked my locks with silver hairs
No bitter feeling clouds my grlei,
No angry thoughts OF thee
For thou art now faded leaf
Upon fading tree.
From day to day see thee sink,
From deep 10 deep IN shame
sigh, but dare not bid thee think
Upon thine ancient fame
For oh the thought Of what thou art
Must be a he'll within thy heart
Ny hie is full Of care and pain,
My heart Of Old desires,
But living embers yet remain
Below it's dying fires;
Nor do fear what all the years
May have in store for me,
For have washed away with tears
The blois of Memory
But thou-dcspIte the love on high
VIVA, IL there left thee but to die
,Ol R. II. sTODDARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
CgoLEgA.-Booaril{e. Nc.

CHOLERA. -BO0arItfe. Me. July 2b.-
Persons down from Glasgow report business s'i>-
pended there. on account Of the cholera The town
nearly deserted by the inhabitants, many having
fed 10 the woods escape the ravages OF the disease
There had been - deaths up YESTERDAY but no ne"
cases The health of BOOnyllle continues good
The ~. Ions Republican Of July p says Gases OF
cholera continue 70 occur al Springfield IL Among
the number observe the names OF Miss sarah HOl
land aged about g years-one OF the first class OF
teachers sent to the West IN the Fall Of 81 under
the superlntendence OF GOV. slade-anc Mr. Mary
MaiherS wife of Mr.. Thomas hainers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

r The cargo Of the new ship Shacka-
naron Capt West. which cleared al Philadelphia
on the Cd INST for Liverpool comprised l56 tierces
and l2s bbs lard, 90, loo bushels wheat, 2sli bos
-four 81 bales cotton 20 hhds bark. "a casxs 1ndH es
-Ka.red Al 100 ltN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

To A slave belonging to John K. Snow
a Co. Of New Orleans, recently absconded with
8, 90 IN Money with wh,Cb he had been n;ruS'cd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
Government Patronage.

"Received of J. L. McKee, Post Master at Asheye tho
enormous sum of for publishing thirty
FIVE letters in the Ashetlle Messenger three times said
per published at Asheviile, n c. and is under the pa
ronage of the Government All of which respectfully SUBJ
mitted. JAMES Nj. EDNEY,
Editor and Proprietor
The above is true copy of the receipt given byy'
us to the Post Master at this place. under the terrors
of the law of the General Government, passed at the
last session, by who eternally vote So day for
themselves and at the same time skin and rip open
poor devil of an editor in six-penny ADVERTISE
ment. The above receipt is for an advertisement
that we would have charged any else. (and just.
rulsory on us to d. It for IS eents or T It will 5enrrs
ofreceiving single exchange paper without pay
ing the postage No wonder the g. News complains
that are e BOUGHT Up" and HIRELING PRESS
when such things are brought to light EDITORS are
thus forced to work for while public officers
receive hgh wages and are allowed to steal all they
can to boot. Huzzah for liberty
AsheriUe MESSENGER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24

An American gentleman named Palmer, having
lost one of his own lower limbs has invented leg,
with which he walks WE'LL dances we'll, rides
as we'll, kicks we'll, as with the original member
We hear that bushels of legs ordered for Chel-
sea and Greenwich Hospitals; and that the services
are very much annoyed, because persons losing
limb will not be pensoned in future, but will be re-
fitted and sent back to active duty in their ships and
regiments.
Admiral Lopp and Colonel Hopper, C. B., at the
United Service Club, have expressed their determi-
nation to have each his leg taken off (the Admiral
suffering much from gout, and the Colonel, who is
still the dandy of 1875 from tight boot and corns)
and to nothing but American legs for the fu-
ture.
A council of footmen has been held at the Wheel
of Fortune, Mr.. James in the chair. Several gen
tlemen who are out of place, and thin about the
calves, have expressed their determination to ampu
tate against the season and are going into St Georges
Hospital forthwith. 1t is thought that families re-
quring tall footmen, will be better pleased to have
uniform legs behind a carriage, than the unequal
calves the thick ankles, and the unartfcia stufing
which so often disgrace the footboards of the aris
tocracy.
The Corps de Ballet is much excited Miss Bandi-
nei talks about chloroform and the knife, which
young surgeon of Guys offers to employ gratis;
Mesdemoiselles Knox, Crookshanks, Spindle and
Lanky propose to remedy the defects of nature by
having recourse to this admirable American artist.
Indeed, Mr. Palmer thinks that he perfect his
invention and construct not only legs but whole bo
dies which will perform perfectly; execute piroaet-
tes enteehats &C. sigh, grin, pant, leer, and orge,
well the very best eoryphess And we hear that
Mr.. Lumey Is in treaty for six dozen of these dan
seuses which will perform in the ballets perfectly
which will never quarrel, tattle, use bad Ian
guage behind the SCENES which, if they sprain their
ankles can be mended easily. in ten minutes by the
Carpenter of the Theatre; which will not lead the
young noblemen and men of fashion astray; and
which, if wanted, can be hired out for parties at
Greenwich, Richmond, &C., perfectly dressed, and
capable even OF taking champagne, lobster salad,
&C.. as we'll as the present ornaments of the Terps
iehorean stage.
And they will not grow DID, thin, fat, ugly, as the
best of the living machines must do: and when gen.
tlemen are tired of them, can be put away without
any Inconvenience.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
NEW STORE AT I1ENANsVILl
STATE OF woarH-cARoLINA.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. September Ten 1851
Hannah Moore and VIM. ]. Moore VS.. Daniel w Mott
and wife and others-Petition for sale of slaves
TT appearing the satisfaction othe Court that Dempsey
Fuch and his wife Sarah Jane and Thomas E. Moore,
the defendants in this nonredents of the
State of North Carolina On motion, it is ordered that
publication be made the Wilmington Journal six weeks
that the defcndantsDempsey Fueh and his wife Sarah
Jane Thomas E. Moore appear at the next Term of
Court Plead demur the petition filed in
case said petition shall be taken pro confesso to
them.
Witness L. H MARsTELLER Clerk of said Court, at
Office, in Wilmington, September Sth, 1851.
l.. II. MARSTELLER, Cpk,
T46t1 by DAN'L DICKSON, Deputy elk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Court Pleas and Quarter Tem 1851
TT appearing to the satisfaction the Court that certain
! negro named GEORGE AARON, has been confined in
the Jail of New Hanover county for twelve months
slave and that the requirements of statute laws
such and provided has been complied with ee
Revised Statutes chapter ILL., section l6 1t is therefore
ordered by the that the Sheriff New Hanover
ty expose public sale. the said George Aaron slave
at the Courthouse Wilmington the second Monday
in December next. OWEN FENNELL,
Sheriff of New Hanover county.
Wilmington, Sept. 15 1851 2-3mw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.
Dye-StuffS. PerfurnerE. Fancy Articles. and Patent

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
THE subscriber has just returned from the NorthHX
with large and fresh stock of articles in his line W
selected with great from the first importers and "a
manufacturers in the Northern cities, which he offers the
quality consisting in part
Gum Camphor; Powd Rhubarb; Seilitz and Sods Pow
ders Bermuda and American Arrow Root Ext JalaE Ext
Coocynh Compound; Cacined and Carb Magnesa Castor
Oil; Cubebs Copaiva and Sarsapara Capsules; Conftct
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark; Shop Furniture Viais;
Corks, SC.
Chcmicols.-Calomel; Sulph. Quinne; sulph. and Act
Morphine; Syrup odde of Iron; Strychnne odides finer
curry Lead, and ron Lactae of iron; Citrate of
Irons Citrate of Iron and Qunine Aneonitne &c
extra and Nos L: Putty Window Glass by TO- 10 by IL,
IL bv A. 10 by l5 II by 15 II by 49, II by IL In
digo; Gall: Venetian Red Spanish Brown; Logwood;
Chrome Green and Yellow dry and oils Linseed and Train
Ols Whale and Sperm Os Paint Brushes; Sash Tools;
Badger Hair, Blenders; Varnish Brushes Sable Artist
Tools, SC.
For Pastry.-Coopers Isinglass; Presons Exits Lemon,
and American Pestons celebrated Yeast Powders Cloves;
Pepper; Mustard Seed Ginger; Aspice; Nutmegs CHINA
mon Sweet Oil, &c.
Perfumery ana Fancy Articles.-French German,
ment Aromatic Vinegar; Guerlains Eouses and Hauefs
Shaving Cream ubn Toilet Soap; 30 dozen assorted fan
cy Soaps 25 dozen French English and American Hair
Brushes so dozen assorted Tooth Brushes dozen Shaving
and Cloth Brushes; Toilet Powders, Meen Fun Prepared
Chalk in balls white and pink Alabaster Powder; Lip Salve
Cold Cream Essence Bouquets Jenny Lind Hair Gloss Seal
ing Wax; Toilet Bottles, alarge assortment dozen Barry
Trcopherous; dozen Phalons 1nygoraor; HauePs Eau
Lustral French English and American Pomatum; Oil of
Rose Powder Puff Boxes; Cachon Aromase India Rubber
and Buffalo Dressing Combs Tooth Picks Bear and Macas
Oils; Indelble Ink; Dupuys Liquid Solder. &c.
For sale by VIM H. LIPPITT,
Druggist and Chemist
Octobnr 11tb 1910 &c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
Millinery #, : and Dress"Making.
A CARD.

d.
N MRS. SARAH H. KELLY takes this method of
EE informing her town and country friends that she
~ just retained from New York, with we'll selected
stock Of MILLINERY, consisting in part of SILK, and
did variety of Ribbons French Flowers Embroidery
Head Dresses of the latest Styles already open for
ers at lowest prices She is thankful her friends for past
favors especially socits continuance of the same
still at the old stand.
p S.-A young girl wishing to learn the trade will find
situation by applying October 7, l95l-lmw
MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-Making Es-
tablishment Secondstreet, opposite Mr.. O. G. Pars
leys Always hand, handsome assortment of Cloaks
and Mantlllas. of the latest styles
Wilmington n. c., Nov. p, 1850 lily
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-24
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having obtained letters Of
upon the Estate of the late Timothy w Budworth at
the September Term 1851 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the county of hereby notifies all
persons indebted to his nestate to forward and make
payment and those having claims against said nestatc
notified present them within the time prescribed by law
or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
D. S. SANDERS, Admir-.
Gortar,bar Qt+ 1881 2m