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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
THE BAT0x R0UGE GAZETTE,
u. o. BRYAN, Eaitor ana Proprietor,
Uffiss On Church ttrsst.
Tsrm i.

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Yearly ApvERTisiNa.--tts Tra-
darn, ard others, will be eoAsfaesd with cn the
most liberal iersna. -
Awe beHsfs u individuals, will b. chsfged a. adj
veffissmsnis.
All ADVERTISEMENTS. Of 4 PERSONAL
NATURE lwheneyef aisnttell will le chafged
III the rate Of two dollars per s1uafs and payment
required invariably III advance
An Advertisements not marked with The nusi,.
Der Of nsefrienr vii be pubsbsa till forbid, Of At
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PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
fs Ten lines Or lees, ses slsefabs, ftseniha Z q
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n, q. IEIiN lrllishtr

spirit and character 81 cur laws. mud ding
lbs vast proportion Of them ave ti,e,s ,,s!
tive baud iof iI,o simple purpose ofrsdeem.
ing themselves f,om ataryftiofi and uena.
vy!r
Whist shink MI bAv,psoss eons,;,,.
efts Of Ala opiaioasy III II .,,ot agiden,,
thai he holds this foreigner iu the Sans
estimation, now rs he did Wien l,e ssgnNsi
~ adayess--siid that under this estIua.
ilmaeieii. he has played ilp psff Of ous of
tliese very edessgnina aemaaog ues. ], of
whicli iie speaks al,ove7 And, adyeI iii,
The wools' as'h he h, with sucli opinions. ID
no proper person 10 stald iii iudgus,tt
81 Cen scoTfg But, We could keso 81,
inakiiig txiracts from tI,is address OF M.
DAsipsos--bu. w have given enough ics
es,f feadefsto judge of IRE character III ft1J
whole 50 we shall proceed with our Lis-
tory.
Osi page i5. Mr. DAvipsori il appointed
delegate 70 The National Convention ef
Native Americans.
. Il, tlss prsevedingsof tile Nativs A.y4f-
ieail Repeal party, Iii addition Iii tic letter
w gave IN our last number, we Aud, that
Mf. DAVIDSON addressed meeting field d.
liIs %. Charles ExeIiange, Teb. 2jsA.
154U.
~ ~ large and enthusiastic mse.nr Of
iiis Native Americans of this city and
Stale, assei1iiled NJ flis liaII of tbs Houss,
q Representatives. Feb. 22d, 1s42, Hon.
!. g DAvlDsoa beliig loudly ealed for.
addressed tl,s inserting Id d most ielioitous
and enthusiastic manner, which called
down cohiinued applause from tile audi
sncs.p sgas s@
a! the .afna meeting, Mr.. DAvipsoN Of.
fefed The following resolution:
"RssoIvea. That We earnestly rseoms
,tsetid onf felloW.eitizens cf iiss Stats IL
Lonisiaba. 10 hold moss convention In
tile city Of Nav OflsaiIs, on the o2d T'eb..
A D.. .1e43. To iahs ii,to corlside, stio, TIA,
proprisiy aud the necessity of forming
serPafate aud distinct party to bs called tho
Native American party, and norniIints a
esirdidste for Governor OF fhis State
We tliink--witli these exirscts---ws
hsye fully defined Mr. DAvrpsos's 's posslion.
We iisvs refreshed bis memory, mid nads
llis constituents aware iliat hu who would
become The accuseS, IL lIinsaf tie cHlTvis.
Iangnsgs lacks force to convey sdequase.
~ the fetlii1ys tiigendefed III our Bosom
when we see sitcI, nj instrument used to
destroy ihe OH SOLDIER or THE Rtyun.
Lic. We mistake tie character Of ,hs
Anvricaii people. u The disgust now bs-
lug crsaled by The shameful course pef.
sued by The iradncers Of Gen Scorr does
not beeotiIs e'ro long torrent wi,icI, shall
sweep ID its resistless coArss NIL those af,.
naasd ~ The dirty wofa Of tnisfeprssents.
tion, Into 81 obSc,'riiy wIie5u sscn Tho
hsnd Of Resurrection shall not feach
tiiem.-~C C'arspatgn Repn5lic.
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% After oil the talk Abons the morn.
tam bIlows ftbs ocean. The height Of tie
wayes Ii, Storm II only twsuty.four fret
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The New Yuk Tyi5nas makes i pi,,-
ful slsack upon JoHs r. HAIE aid tho
Pitsbargh CcnveBsioa i1ils0axzxe Fyes
Dfr.
No Sir, we have nsdc no siafsnck, I" rxi.
fnI OF otl,erwiss Oil joan p Hale. We
Rave simply regretted tie "auach,' nlads
,,pon him by those who have nade him d
candidate against id- will sid Judgment.
u the face Of bis psremptory dsclension.
We say tie secret contfiyers Of fl,as norsii.
i,sfioiI drsiglitd Il TO aid the election 81
PtEHcE. We say Judge SpaIding, who
wss President pro ZEN N tlls P,nsburg
Convention, ID ut i,esrf PIERCE nsn, and
u 6gufiu4 for his election IsIiiis attack.
ing HALE. M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
PROCEEDINGS Of the POLICE Jury
BAToa RoueE, September 9Th, 1862.
Monday.

fNU110uYs ~
rfSHTt polirs Jury of the Parish af East Baiof
Hass' tnst tti dsv at t,s ra,,yi tip,iss Il, IN
sry 81 IL, In Kosus asrvrdiey 10 law were prs.
sai,e say :. ''s'0'' 'ss e''0''s z ''' "''' p'''
s"ti From wara Ma u Il. w, Christine. g
II, 1crust,,.
I" j. p. Cfalttaf,.
- " AID Alexander.
IL & Jbep. Deyall.
n Kor,
% / a Wasbinvton.
ID 18th David itts
ii w Il. Car5pbsll, 4, s.
10 fsa,,r,.. fzaris
n W f,br;y,;ne presid.fit III ii 7IIu,,tH. clark
- i. pnNers es,,s,,,bIa.
,rha ,s,,x ,x.s ilsa ,o .,r,lsr ~ fl,s ,,rsstte
The rras,tg IL ,be minutes Of the ast session wa,
N, t,.,,.ea ,v,tl,.
lin ni,liou The Jury proceeded To the election o
clerk and ~, counting tbc yotss Ii was found that
V,saa, u, i,,. u,,h W ~ ;,s.,,te alae,s
a,;,.s. 80. ,,s,...s,sl .s,,.a ~ tthas poyvers
and a,bsr. nr,,v ;ng thai ihe Inv would consolidate
ol Al, ,e,s MI, y and ia Oh u,tion suid peti.
finn ia. isii ov.t ,thisr, u call
''eu m iaid Nv, vss' :. " as,e H., he yald IN TO-
,,,s,... ,r,n.sa "a oIutm f,r n, arpreurjat;un 81
- 4 ,ia :. ii ~ - ,i,s .r,r.s al la itu
.s .toaal, ~ NJ fsraG ,sho died suddenly, al,
aansad
a, ,,,,ion ,lie Jury adfuuri,sd until ct O'clock
va "s''s' way 's''
Mn.r.v Evrr,na
-, uAoNDa, g., - sss s,.''''sa.. ......a,
The Jury mel agfesany 70 %
he saii,e members a. ili The morning The pfesaepl
called fhe meeting 70 ofaef' aaaa
be iohoWinE RESOLUTION was pFopose" ~" aasp
ted -. 80.
isesoirea. lhat ING sum ol slBh. M LIE y
hundred ana seventy ~ aoaIs oe' WIN e ,a''v
iised ngfseapy " lhe =. -. ~.
Term @ tins JurY' - w 10 a'h'uss nssee, 'e'
ar,sn Ill., ss,, ,aa ~ we s.nIn,, a. prooosel and adop
Inc ioiia"ing resoia1son was p'opos0- "''1 "4'f
iea; -, ,r. ar n. r,s,t mar, N
Hesorea hat ihe osoisves y y ..s,,',,, ~.
rona 1is'rlet Nos ~ ns ~ VI = sUii,; y,
ioIiowg nh'n q o"hen : n vss.,,s;a,,,,.,, n,
ss hels' A. nyilssr 81, ,1' =. r. I'M nav iivr w sa,d
wv ttds, au ~ ~, II n. ,As .,.' 4, ,I.;,
roaa a'ssicI .o seah ~, h.sn y saan III inr,y i've
sssslon nelNsen Wy WI y :, .ans ,a,.: ,,l
years. to WofR oh .l'e a. .1a. '.a, ,isn.,,,,,
place as .he saia ove''ser s'a' ~ s'o"
po,1 cut ,.,.h laid ovsy :, tho ios, sea
inn ~ r,is,iy su, !" new rsd district and apportIo
iy ~ :. ~. .,as az. =, ,,sn.inn ia,d an
table pig indesihn'scly. ...a :, IL. ~,
~ 'e.oNams ,s,.a ,s.u,a.ay a'd .Ja,,,s1
ees on was ., AZ s,s,aasId ro.d instead or
Aesoioso, w. @.,.3I.a lasimr hs r.,tia,,ed o.,
.elnlna1s 7. s1,,sa snsa,in., 1, tl,e
ncrss t.'o ps !. - H. t,.landg " Thas III.
Wel G 'ns 4. sas ~ s,.nhaas - uaaon, or some
point q y ish steam d 3aa. y as l. u.ssS y .1. .sd
foad. ~. ..; 49,, !, Ga r r,.hrp.. and ]. 4.
Kasa v. !. d.. y. \, .i sd ss, sys,
uus' WV M lss ,.'a ID nrh ,d NJ
s,ey n.sa sa.ss S1r, .Is change % commence II
.hs po.a, where s p.e.sn. ,aa ..i,sss . ~ + o, IT,
ns 2. ss. IL ,,,.a,,, ia nasses hro,u lie
.. " m Kao, .s sisu isn's,ie @ Ie ol rnc s.ol
. . sessa @ s n new .na sad h |. s s.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
W. i. q. sosrATs. nuFus n. iiowEIs
ROBERTS & HOWELL,
ATTORN EYS AT La w,

II
TTAvE fcrmcds Partnership In the practice ti
IL their profession, and snder their services
o all those who may ',e pleased 10 intruHt buY-
uess 10 their management and care
Having devoted mueh time and attention 10
he study al,d practice Of Criminal Law for TIE
past seven vears, they particularly rommessd
themselves 10 those who may need their services
ia that department Of their profession.
osfIcs Faosf ROOM, siRsr rLooa ABOVE rHri
HAsrArNr
No cy, Camp street. New Orleans
THEY REFER TO.
Gov Jcseph Walker, Messrs Naile, Cox \ Go
William 3. Pike Oakley & Hawk kinsl
baton RouIe -. III Palmer. h CD.
n. I, Miller, "T. psysn, n Co.
{ u. A. Neafus McRae. Hoffman 4
N Frank. Co..
l.agrisou 4 FuquA, at. X. Price, Esq.
Covert Ii Cobb. John Holmes Esq,
Ciinton Hen Judge McCalsb
ngaotf New Orleahs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23

(NARS. 900 imported Havana, various brands; a.
- UN Domestic, EotU prices For sale by r,
o3I WILKINSON & ESLER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23
Wanted Above.

A distinguished physician OF Chester county gave
the following beautiful story in letter to a friend
SAT the commencement of my practice was called
to see an Irishman's child who was lab0ring under
very severe attack OF pneumonia The poor little
fellow grew worse and worse for several days, until
on of my first visits found him very low his
breathing very difficult. and the eytremities almost
cold The family clearly and felt deeply the dan
ger. When left the house the father out OF
the door, and as mounted my horse, he said.
Doctor, dear, de ye think little Jenny VIII come
out of it" ~
Ireplied, the e is very doubtful. bnt there is
some hope
Sure. doctor, an have no hope at all none in
the world. SO haven't His mother an we have onen
been spakin' about him, have, and never ex-
pected 10 rare him Such children can't be reared
doubt; they never stay long.
why " said I.
'Ah; doctor, he's so crafty. Ye. wuin' believe
what iakin' airs he has wid hm--hes ranted above
among the blessed f-14shton's Phil. Cos.
Grammar class come up How is grammar divi-
ded?'
Why, grammar is divided into Ornlhology,, Eay-
mol 'gy, Swinetaxs and Mahogany,''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

TAMES s. IVES is now prepared to repair WATCH 81
- ES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY of all descriptions EYAS
his stand Market Street, under the Carolina Ho
tel Having served the regular apprenticeship under the
best workmen and being determined to spare pains to
please he feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who
place work in his hands.
He has Just received and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY
ON HAND Gold Levers, of NJ. j. Tobias s. Co., Cooper,
Johnson Robinson Harrison, Samuel and other makers
Gold Anchor Levers Gold and enameed dials Gold Du-
pex Lepne and Vertical Watches, Silver Levers and Le
pne-New England Clocks and Time Pieces. Ladies Gold
Chains Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Seal and Keys
Lockes Bracelet Clasps Gold Ear Rings and Pins in SETS
Topaz other stone Bracelets, and all Cold do do EN-
erad Sapphire Garnet PEARL Enamelled and Gold Breast
Pins do. Finger Rings, Gold Pencil Cases Gold and
Silver Thimble and Shields Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons &C.
Also silver and table Spoons and variety of plated
ware.
SPECTACLES:-God. Silver, Steel, and German Silver
Spectaeles with Pefcal Glasses and superior article
suit eyes, also have Pistols of all kinds for SALE
Guiding style of patent pocket Revolver And fine
assortment of extracts for the toilet
LECOULTER RAZORS, new and splendid article
which will be sold at low prices be bought
in North Carolina or New York.
Wilmington, Oct 2Sd, 1851 4O-ld-7-tt
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which are
thrty-ive sets of Boxes the most of which have -
only from to two years. with sufficient guam
y round trees cut at least twenty sets more the lands
piney lands Carolina There is upon the prem
ses two Dsteries natly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary outhouses Upon the farm. think the bull
dings altogether seldom exceed Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms
be low and payments accommodating. Come and see -
Any person wishing purchase can be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and to carry on both the
operations Farm and Turpentne and with years supply
of provision. JOHN A; Anlhhl l. L. |,
Caharine Lake Onsow n. c.. July 22 1880 4I-ti
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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 Gulck's we-known Gallery.
So life-like 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 ffnd
Which cannot fail to suit your mind
No Artist great we behind
In our Daguerrean Gallery
Here friends in groups taken we'll,
And such possess potent spell,
In after years tale they'll tell
Of this Daguerrean Gallery.
And Gulick has both skill and taste
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-light Gallery.
Over Messrs. Polly and Hart's Store Front Street.
Dec. 8, 1851 7S-d4t-wtf
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T1E subscriber agent for John ver Mcmillan, takes this
method of saying to his friends and the public generally,
that he has returned from the northern Quarrs with the
largest and best selected stock of AMERICAN MARBLE
that been shipped North Carolina. He has
a full supply of EGYPTIAN AND ITALIAN MARBLES,
all of which he is prepared furnish the best STYLE for
any purposes. such Monuments Tombs Head and Foot
Stones Furniture Mantle Pieces, sc. In short, any
kind of Marble Work will be furnished as low. and of as
good material be had any shop the United States
From his long experience in the business and his having
c the very Carver and Leterers in his employ he
hopes have fair share of the patronage of the Old North
State sent to him. in place of sending North and he
pledges himself that every piece of work shall give both in
workmanship and price, satisfaction Orders by mail will be
punctually attended to and all instructions obeyed,
Dec 5, IS5l-l3-tf s. r. FORD, Agent. =
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Withdrawal of the New York and New Orleans
Lime CT Steamers.
A letter from New York to the New Orleans Plea
yune says: The steamers Union and Winfield Scott,
which have many times brought you news and pa
pers in advance of the il. regret say have been
withdrawn from the line. there not being sufficient
patronage to warrant their continuance. The Union
is 10 run the Chagres route. and the Winfield
Scott is up for voyage to San Francisco, around the
Horn.
The only steamers now that will touch at New Or
leans, will be those from New York uid Havana, and
the regular Havana and New Orleans steamers, so that
there will be regular and direct line between the
two great commercial cities OF the Union This to
be regretted but of the to blame,
for what they could not make by the old route in a
year, be made under the present arrangement
in three months, and profit is the main thing, and
at the time the main spring, they compell-
ed to adopt the course they have taken.
MEx1co.-A Washington letter in the New York
Journal Of Commerce, says:
The situation of Mexico, and our relations to that
country and government, afford subject Of much
and interest Recent letters have been receiv-
ed from Mexico, by this Government, exhibiting a
melancholy picture of the condition of things in that
country. The government is abandoned TO faction and
corruption, and must fail into ruin. President Arista
declares unreservedy that the country must fall into
condition of hopeless anarchy, unless the United States
should interpose to prop it up that is, send people in
10 it who will redeem and re-organze its institutions"
Why is it dangerous to follow locomotive engine /?
Because it is leader with noise. (No eyes)
Why has Congress behaved in a most insulting
manner towards Kossuth: Because lis first demon
straton to receive him made with its foot -
{Foote)
What kind of will be found in all good society
Deco rum.
Why is the smallest American currency like John
the Baptist? Because it is one sent. (Cent)
THE LOLA MaNIA.-A New York correspondent of
the Providence Post writes follows of that naughty
piece of temptation" Lola MonteZ:
at would astonish you to hear The names OF all the
sail and sober gentlemen who have endeayoed 10 get
an interview A Governor of one of the New Eng
land States has been particularly pressing in urging
his claims; and distinguished Judge OF this city Of
fered Mr. Marshall five hundred dollars down, for
such an introduction would at put him on the
best terms with the Countess 1t is also currently
ported that distinguished xGoyeFnor of this State
disguised himself eoachman, and called al Lolas
residence one evening, offer his services in that ca
pacity. merely TO get one sqnint at her.
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4. A. Il. SOUTHALL,

4. \. b. SOUTHALL,
~MNEV2 AT. Agent, Com nmfssion Merchant, and Col
7 LEcroR Wilmington, n. c.. will receive and sell on
commission any Goods Wares Mcrcha dize and Country
Produce that may be sent his except Sprituous Ii
ouor He also his services to TIE merchants OF VIII
ington and the public generally as Collecting Agent All
ms mt in his hands for collection, other business
entrusted to his care shall receive his prompt attention He
respectfully socits the patronage of his friends in the above
business any other business where an Agent wanting
REFERENCES:
tr,7e E. A1rrCuE1L r. H. GRANT,
= r FpryCH c.. MYERS,
NAV 185IL35,tf1 Wilmington N. c.
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STATE OF NOHTH-cARoIINA,1 Superior Court of
Law.
ORDERED by the Court that the rule heretofore made
" that the State Docket shall be called Monday of the
Term be recncd and that hereafter the Civil Docket shall
be taken up heretofore and the calendar of criminal
called Thursday of each Term and the Clerk of the
Court is instructed to publish notice of this order to the end
that suOrs witnesses and Others may take notice thereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
Teste. H. SULLIVAN, Clerk.
Dec 1851 I6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23
THAYER's PATENT BRIDGE.

NEW and valuable trestle Bridge has been patented
N by Mr. G.. w. Thayer, of Massachusetts,, which will be
found to be an important invention The amount of strength
by the structure spoken of being wonderful
The inventor feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon ud break it down. This consideration
taken geher economy with which may be bilt
will render worthy the attention of all who interested
the subject This bridge is adapted peculiarly to Rail
roads as well county roads, be made of any
qured pan to obstuc the navigation of streams
when RATS might be desired to pass and also
be built at a very moderate expense.
ISAAC WELLS, Wilmington, n c., Agent for this State
as also for South Carolina Virginia and will attend to
all communications upon the subject addressed to him. post
paid. 49,
Wmirgton n. c.. Aug. Sth, 1851 4S1y
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NHE subscriber has leased for of years. of R. w.
Brown ESQ., his freproof store, with his wharves and
now condition to take especial care ofSpts Tupentne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house we'll known be the and place in
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn Peas &c. The lower
wharve have them four large sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and He prepared
receive and ship SELL all kinds of produce sent to his
He will also make advances when required.
He begs to refer to the following gentlemen -R. w.
Brown John Dawson o. G. Parsley, and Thos H. Wright
Esqrs. MILES COSTIN,
Browns wharf, Wilmington, N c.
September 12 1851 linn
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NEW GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE.
Great Reduction In Prices!

THE CASH PRINCIPLE ADOPTED! CHEAPNESS
and Excellence the order of the day! The subscriber
has opened in the three story Granite Front Store be-
tween Market and Dock Streets, splendid assortment of
Genuine Groceries, Provisions, Pickles, Preserves
Wooden and Willow Ware, sc.
Also Fine Liquors aud Wines, all of which have been
purchased since the first of October cash. and will be sold
correpondngy low. at wholesale and retail Call and
anime. L. N. BARLOW.
January 8. 1852 Is
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Professional and Business Cards
-,nRrRAIr PAINTING.

NASSALON Portrait Painter, would respectfully IN
j forn the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
place and will happy to receive the patronage OF any Ia
cs or gentlemen who may wish to procure
F Themselves or anv member Of their family lie fattGs
himself from his long experience in the art that he Will oe
enabled to give satisfaction His room is in the basement OF
Ar II NiyoDs dwelling corner of Princess and Second
St' ltl q 3S5I 0'1 IT. 30-ly
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September Il; 1851
10000 ACRES OF LAND FOR s.

IE subscriber wishing to change his business, offers R
for sale all his lands situated in All Saints Parish
South Carolina Little and Waccamaw Rivers consisting
of Corn Cotton and Turpentine Lands which there is
twelve thirteen crops of boxes in full operation also,
forty barrel STILL with all necessary fixtures Also, good
stand for store and considerable quantity of Tupentine
may be bought at the place The land will be divided into
purchasers Persons desiring purchase,
the land by calling the subscriber the premises
HENRY MUTT, in Wilmington N. c., who will give all
THOS. RANDALL.
Little River s. c. Nov 14th 1851 1O-3m
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General Notices.



-F .- County.
HE subscribers respectfully inform the inhabitants of
Onslow, their customers and friends, that they have
opened store Rchands where had the cheapest
and best selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that
of prHH
latest fashions and superior workmanship: BOOTS SHOES
large stock of HARDWARE & GROCERIES, FLOUR,
CHEESE, COFFEE SUGAR, Sc, with variety of other
sale prices Spun Cotton of all Nos In fact, every article
that is usually kept country store be found at TINS
establishment They respectfully call the attention of their
friends to their stock and solicit their examination of the
before purchasing elsewhere they feel confident that
ered in this market Come and try and will be con-
Vnced that the cheapest store in hs s@t is 4ha1 Pf
Rchlands, onslow Co., January, 1852 l9-amw
pursuance of decree of the Court of Equity for the
County of New Hanover, will be sold upon the prem
the late Jacob NewEr on the south side Of Doctors Creek
adjoining the lands Of Daniel and others contain
less Fifty Dollars be paid in cash. and twelve months
credit for the residue Bond and srties
THOS D. MEARES, c. M; No 3.
LAND FOR SALE.
On Saturday the 9th instant. will be sold, on the II
" premises, a TRACT OF LAND lying on both sides =
containing sIXTY-sEVEN ACRES, being the Land
which devised by William Hghsmth to the subscriber.
credit of six months will be allowed, and the purchaser
will be required to enter into bond, with good and sufficient
Jan. 9, '52-i5Stl MARY E. ARMSTRONG.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
T1ROM the subscriber, on the ls utimo at the 9Th mile
Il place the Newbern Road, small LIGHT BAY
HORSE has white streak in his forehead with the ini-
tals &C o. 50 of his thighs.
Five Dollars reward and reasonable expenses, will be paid
for his delivery to Mr. H. w. FoY at Wilmington, c.,
to the subscriber her residence miles from Will
mington, the Newbern Road.
Jan. 9, 52-l0-3t LEAH BLOODWORT1I.
NOTICE.
HEREBY give notice that the firm of MURDEN &
l. LORINGi is this day dissolved.
Dec. l5 1851. A. J. MURDEN.
CARNAGE MAKING,
n all its various branches also REPAIRING, done at
L the shortest notice, by the subscriber.
Jan. 9, '52-lS-4t1 A. J. MURDEN.