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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-04
For The Journal.


MEssRs EDlroRs have positively interdicted
uanc Of the correspondence James McIne and VIM
Bunting and the reply OF the direct upon
myself hope YOU will allow the privilege of saying to the
pubic in seifdeence that to reply through bills
wien will be that place Of james McInres DENIAL of
an unounded chrge aganste being eleconeerins
ent on part this charge from the beginning has been used
eieco"eerins purposes against and that the reply of W.
Bunting gotten and purpose
sent to him for his signature also expect prove W. E.
Buhtins has repeatedly huK Inf and letters
pressed himself satisfied thai id been uusily censored ia the
matter; anl that he believed me Guilty charge. also
expect tha VIM r. Penny upon who: evidence
Bunting relies; denies HAT James Mcniire told him
What he has reported fu1er that B,iniug has
various times and in public openly charged This
w r. Penny-tthous respectable, AM, gull
stealing sheep of having broken into his house,
and stolen his provisions; and against whom he had witnesses
summoned last Superior Court testimony
same affair between james Mclntire and himself.
Yours respectfully, 7. II. WILLIAMS.
May 3lst 1852 o27-It-3S.ltt
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CANDIDATES EOI, sIIERITt.


ne We authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS W .
DEVANE, candidate for the office of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
March H. 1852 l5S-27-te
"a We authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS H.
WILLIAMS. II candidate for the office of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
March IL, 1852 l5S-27-te
re" We authorized to announce JOHN D. MOORE.
candidate the Office of Sheriff of New IaEov
ty, at the ensuing august election.
April 9th, 1852 Soto
EzJ- We authorized to Mr. E. D. HA
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New Hanover County
the ensuing election the 9th day of August next
February Z, 1852 l30-lm-23-tf
RD- We authorized to announce DUGALD A. La
MONT a candidate for the office of Sheriff of New ano-
county, at the ensuing election in August next.
March %, 1852 I73-te
I'VE authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE AL
DERMAN, candidate for the Office Of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover the ensuing August election
March Is, 1852 l6O-2S-te
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Nor BAD ONE.-The Washington Commonwealth
has the following joke, at the expense Of our recent
ly appointed Associate Judge of the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions, which lacks only one ingredent-truth
to be frSt-rate.-f PhHn. Ledger.
capital joke is told of we'll known Pittsburg
aoetioneer, recently appointed Associate Judge Of
one Of the courts of Allegheny county. The story
runneth something in this wise During the delv
cry of uneonseionably long, pro<y speech to the
jury, his Honor, who, for several nights previous
had been broken of his rest fell into comfortable
doze. which for some time he permitted to en-
lg, till the attorney. commenting upon the value of
certain articles involved in the controversy. had oc
ea<on to the term xty-two-and-a-hal -"
Whercat his Honor becoming partially aroused, and
taneymg himself in his auction room. hammer in
hand sang out in that stentoran voice for which be
was r"markable-'. sixty-two an 'af an aft. an
AT an alf, all dong gentmcn, an 'alf, an 'alf an
alt an 'alf why. gent'men, will you let property be
sacrificed in that way. an alf, an alf an alt, an
ait-n0t thir the value of it, an alf an alf: an
ai an alf. why geatmen IS it pos At this stage
I'll The sale" his Homer was suddenly restored to
entFc consciousness. by the uncomfortable merrl-
aent OF the audience. and has never since engaged
III The business Of auctioneering on the bench.
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r. M'I.ane,s Great remedy for Liver Complaint.

DIR. M'Lane's Great Remedy for Liver Complaint.
The popretors Of this justly celebrated medicine are in
tue daily receipt the gratifying testimonials lis excel
fence Cases that had been given ncurabie skill
iu cured Immediately after these Pills
given The certificates that it impossible
publish them within the limits Of newspaper hut now is
an established fact that Lanes Liver Pills the ned
cine offered for the epac arrangement
icaion rendered Those who suffer from that
worst OF scourges Liver Complaint, should lose has
ten to purchase and this medicine which may be
had at WIN. II. IIPPITT's, Druggist, Wilmington, N. e.
Also by Drnggists and Dealers generally
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$3.50 49,
$40 REV ARD.

$40 REWARD.
WILL give the reward of Fifty Dollars for the apprehen
and delivery to the Jailor of New Hanover
county for JESSE HOLLY who broke Jail the night
Of the 3Ist May He convicted at last Supe
rior the crime of Arson. HOLLY Light mu
lato about feet inches high, straight light hair
toeraby well made speaks quick and clear and bad couu
tenance, having the look of rascal land Twenty Dollars
apprehension and delivery to the ailor of the aore
said county, of SAMUEL A. WOODSON, who broke Jail
at the same time with Holly he charged with Highway
Robbery Woodson about 40 years old feet or inch
es high spare built black hair dark eyes, has on his
left wrist. stoops forward, and speaks gross.
- OWEN FENNELL,
5+ Sheriff of New Hanover county.
Wfnnin,inn n C.. June Sd 1852 39-tf
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DIED.

at his residence in Baden county, the 18th ult
DANIEL, ESQ., i'll the 5lst year of his age.
To the least that be said for the deceased he
of noble and elevated mind, highly improved and
highly gifted and had he like many Others Oess capable
than he was any aspirations for public e his influence
might have been felt in the councils of his country. But
having desire for public praise he sought retirement
his greatest happne>s-Com
In this town. the 18th ut. JOHN WILLIAM, of VIM.
c. JONES' aged q months
in this town. the 10Th ut Mr. JOHN RILEY, aged =
bout 20 years.
In this tow, on the 29th of May. Willie ALpH oxsus
son of E. B. and SUSAN f. KooNcE aged ID months and
one daY.
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PALACE OF THE PopEs--The ancient palace of the
ropes and the most magnificent in the world stands on
Tie right hand of the Tibe at Rome The palace takes It's
t'nne from the hill on which it stands, derived from
.om one Of those ancient mposilions known as oracu
w laeies' called by the Romans Jupiter Vaiicanus"
no began this building is not known, but was oc-
aapeu ny Charlemagne, more than thousand years
NJ? and has been increased by successive Popes, I'M
n MI Il has reached ils present immense extent. The
'oPf OF rooms in The Vatican exceeds 4,420 and It's
IN marbles, bronzes frescoe5 statues, paint
oo anu gems are unequaed in the world and lis Ii
se"S Is The richest in Europe The length of the mu-
'' oi statues alone is computed to be a Hrle.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.

NEW-HAN0EER COUNTY. Z
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this day 81
w been made two of the Justices of the Peace a.
Of the aforesaid County. by Hezekah Bonhan, that "a
certain male slave named FRANK, to him belonging, ~
about twenty years of age. dark complicated about
feet hign hath absente himself from his said
vice for considerable time and lurking ahon said
y committing of felony and other mseed these
therefore in the of the State to command said slave
Frank forthwith to surrender himself and return home to his
said and do hereby by virtue of the Act the
General Assembly of the State aforesaid in such
and provided intimate and declare that if the said slave
bove named does surrender himself and home
mediatey after the publication of these presents that
kill and destroy the said slave by such
parchment any crime offence for DOING and without
mourning any penalty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under hands and seals this 10th day of May A.
D. 1852. MICHAEL REGISTER, ]. p, (Seal)
|. NJ. ALDERMAN, J. p, (Seal)
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-cARO
ARR " ED

ARRIVED.
June 1.-U s. Mail steamer c. Vanderbilt, Stcrett from
Charleston; with l25 passengers.
SCH L. p Smith, Stutes from New York, to DeRosset
schr. Dacotah Mankin, from New York, to Freeman S:
Houston; with mdze.
2U. S. Mail steamer Gladiator Smith, from Charles
ton with 100 passengers.
June 2-schr. Barcelona, Fritts from Boston, to p K
steamer Brothers, Banks, from White Hail. to J. Banks
s. Bro.
brig Philura, Thatcher, Savannah in ballast to NJ
Costin
sehr Commander Chief, Woglam, from Boston, to J.
s ID. ATcRae & Co.
Flat Boat Angola, from Angoa. n. E.. to w. A Gwycr ;
with spirits turpentine and rosin
schr Example, Mdyette from Hyde county, to Master :;
sehr: Express Gibbs from Newborn, to T. C. Worth ;
schr Zenoba, Midyete, fiom Maamuskcte, to NJ. Cos
tin with 1850 bushels
schr. Palestine, Willis, from Newborn, with
schr Iowa. HarrSs, from Matamhskete. with corn
schr Sarah, Davis, from Newborn, with
schr Mary Jane upton, from Washington, n C, to J..
Z. Blossom with slaves
schr Mary Day, from Washington \, c.. J. r, Bios
Brig David Dufel. Podger from \. Y, to G Harriss.
Barqne Rising Sun, ,- from N Y, to J. H Fanner.
In coming in she truck on the Bar and may possibly have
schr. Ira Brewster Horton from N. Y. NJ. Costiu
Bremen barqHe Fegeraio, Fider, from N York
s kidder.
Brig Druid Den,ing from n. Y. to NJ, Cosn.
Worth with boat Cumberland tow, with naval stores.
3-U s Mail steamer Wilmington, Bates, from Charles
tom with 81 passengers CLEARED
May 3stcamer Souherner. Wilkinson Fayetteville,
by A d. Cazaux.
June lbarque Muskngum, Lancaster for Liverpool, by
Miles Costin; with naval stores
schr Niagara. Perry for Bath, Me- by j. & D. McRac &
Co with 10000 feet lumber
steamer Brothers. Ranks for White Hall, by J. Banks
Bro; with boat A. Ellis in tow. with mdze.
June 1.-U- S. Mail steamer Wilmington, Bates, for
Charleston with u passengers.
2-U 3 Mail steamer c. Vanderbilt, Steret for Charles
ton with 33 assengers.
May 3Steamer Southcrncr Wilkinson for Fayetteville,
by A. d. Cazaux.
T. s. Mail steamer Gladiator, Smith, for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
steamer Chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville, by Z. c.
Worth; with boat Cumberland i'll tow.
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LOST.
an the 9th of April 1882 in the woods in the neighbor-
" hood of Big Bridge in this County. POCKET BOOK,
containing the following papers:
A Note from Owen Holmes to r. Nixon $780, dated
18th March, 1884, and payable 18th September, 1852.
Receipt from Howard Peden TIC A. L. Nixon for sixty
Eve bushels of peas. shipped in 1851
Note of Hand from r.. j. Howard to r. C. Nixon for
$50 dated 2lst April, 1852. ss.szs
One Juror Ticket in favor Of R. c.. Nixon for 81 81.
Receipt from r. J. Howard to R. c. Nixon for So 81
All persons are hereby forewarned against trading for
of the above as payment Of them has been stanpd
| - - q --ss'fsgs.5 R.. G. NIXON.
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In this town the Goth u by Rev. A. PAUL RErIroy
Mr.. PERLEY HOLMES, to MISS SARAH ANN JONES
In this town. the 18th ut by Rev A. PAUL RErToN
Mr.. CHARLES WEBB, to Miss MARTHA ANN SELLERS.
In this town. the 30th nit by Rev r. T. IlEFLGv Mr.
Dawn l.. CLARK, to Miss SUSAN E. daughter of the late
VIM EAsoN.
In Sampson county at the residence of JONATHAN PEAR
the 18th ut by J. :. PARISH Esq, Mr. JONATHAN
CHEsNETr to Miss SARAM J. PEARSON, all Of that county
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WEDDINGS AND PARTlES--Just opened from d.
w rect importation, doz beautiful white silk Cravats
superior article Also doz best white Kids all sizes
Besides these have splendid white figured Vests, and
newest style figured white Marsces Vests in great variety
Call at the American Clothing Store.
SCOTT & BA LDWIN,
Merchaut Taors Market 6
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for Baltimore and arrive at Baltimore early next morning
in time connect with the morning train that leaves ter
delphia and New York.
BY comfortable and agreeable route Passengers lcav
ing Wilmington in the morning train will arrive early the
morning Baltimore, and reach New York the same
evening without loss of Sleep and with but change OF
and baggage between Weldon and Baltmore and
avoid entirely light travelling Rail Roads. To render
this worthy of the travelling public the company have
EMPLOYED careful responsible baggage agents who check
all baggage at Weldon through to Baltimore, consequently
the traveller has further trouble with his baggage until
he reaches Baltimore.
The Chesapeake Bay Steamers also stop at OLD POINT,
to land and receive Passengers and Passengers who
Weldon at 81 o'clock p M arrive at Old Point the same
evening $500
Rail Road and Steamboat Companies, by which the same
Through Ticket issued Charleston will leave DIPLOMA
AN train leaves Weldon every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mWornags for Norfolk
for Old Point will reach Old Point the same cyeins
For THROUGH TICKETS to Baltimore and York.
Wa dog other S "a sn9PiEf 81
oaico seaboard s R: R R: Coz
Weldon. N G., May 18th, 1852. 225-ltw 3m
Com Wilmington; Observer. Fayetteville; Register and
Standard, Raleigh Republican s. Patriot Goldsboro;
sonthener T"rboro; Danve Register and Roanoke Re-
publican, will copy week for three months. and for
accounts and copy of the the Office of the Gem
rany at Portsmouth. Va.
NoBEsoN INSTITUTE.
TINE Exercises in this School under the efficient In
! L sructors in the male department will be resumed on
the first Monday of July. The French Department will be
under the care Of Miss SARAH DRAKE, an accomplished
lady and scholar
| Tuition PER Session cf Fire Months:
Primary English branches 90
English Grainmar, Writing Arithmetic Sc ..... 10 OF
Ancient Language. French, Higher Mathematics,
Those who attend the lectures and experiments in the
Labraory. will be charged $780, No other extras are
charged.
There very respectable Library belonging to the Lit
eray Society in the Institution the Chemical and Phlo
sophical Apparatus is ample the Cabinet of Minerals
we'll selectedand confidently
mend this School to all wishing their children and wards
thorough moral and intellectual training.
tudnn from the pnt of hi
month they enter 1t is highly important that all should b.
present time to attend the first recations classes
then formed. and absence of few days seldom fails
embarrass their during the remainder of the Session
A. D. MCNAlR, Chm. 3D.. Trustees.
w \ WHITFIELD, Sec.
| June 3rd 1852 39-ft
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE-We are requested to state
that MooIes Creek Division of Temperance will cee
brae their Second Anniversary Tuesday the Sth day of
June instant. Se@er; Addresses will be made and Dim
given Members of the Order of Rechabitet Cadets,
and the public generally are invited to attend
June Bird 3)-It
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The Duke OF Wellington "n :. Old Fogy."

Some sensation has been created in London by
speech Of MIR. Golden to Il meeting in Marylcbonc.
in which he sneered at the Duke Of Wellington as
an mbecilc. The meeting called to discuss the
militia bill introduced by the Ministry into Parlia
ment for raising reserve force for the defence of
the kingdom in of INVASION. Mr. Golden APP
peared and made strong speech against the bill
and against the whole military administration Of the
country. He debated upon the immense annual ex-
penditure of the country for military and naval de-
fences and concluded that the country ought not to
bear any more until these were prudently expended,
and proceeded to riiicu'e the notion that there is
any danger Of invasion at all Your money! said
MIR. Golden, :. has been shamefully wasted and mis-
applied; but this is in consequence of having at the
head ct departments men of whom Engshmcn did
not like to tell the truth men who. unless nature
had revoked her eternal laws in their favor, were
physically and mentally incapable account of
age " Instead of masculine energy we have had
ruling at the Horse Guards men who have given ut
terance to cries Of alarm such might be expected
from females or children: ----~--.- -'.-s.-
This auSiOn to the Duke of W eln rton has stirred
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BonoLt canada paper records the death OF Mr. Charles
He vneF OF Berthcr, at the advanced age Of I06.-
cb;IIS married to three wives, by whom he had 60
&C nS He leaves y deplore his loss 43 children.
nep6ss ,"nq-chldren ID great grand children. %
aepbO".ss: ~ grandrephews and ID great grand
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AS Once n Gresfan nyo,aer.


As once Cfrecian maiden waye
Her garland iuid the summer hoyers
There stood youth, With eyes Of love.
Io watch her while Shs wrcathetl the flowers
The youth was skilled IN Paintings art
But ne e: had studied wdnian's brow
Nor knew what magic huts the heart
Can shed Ger Natures charms, till now
cHoRts.
Blest be Love, to whom we owe
All that's fair and bright below.
His hand had pictured many a rose,
And sketched the rays that light the brook
But what were these, and what were those
To woman's blush, to woman's look
Oh, If such magic power there be-
his, this, he cried, 50 is all my PRAYER
10 paint that living light see,
And Tx the soul that sparkles there sl
His prayer, as soon as brcathed was heard:
His pallet, touched by Love, grew warm:
ana Paintlng saw her hues transferred
From llfeless flowers to woman's form
Still, as from tint to tint he stole
The fair design shone cut the more;
And there was now II life, soul
Where only colors glowed before
Then FIRST carnations learned to speak,
And lilies into life were brought
While mi!it lHS ON the mai'ten's cheek;
You @ resc< kin,led into Thought
Then Ii ylclnhs their darkest dives
Upon the locks of Beauty threw;
And vioicts. transformed to eyes
Inshrinca Il soul within their blue.
CHORUS.
BleSt be Love, to whom we owe
All that's fair and bright below:
Song cold. and Painting dim,
I'LL Song and Painting learned from HIM
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MALES Tie Nurafs "A political party has
been formed in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.-
The associates who very numerous, called
Nuratlani, being in favor of Prince Murat, who
lived at Bordentown, New Jersey. The whole army
would follow his standard and the population. though
they consider Mulat not very liberal would accept
him. because the government of Russia would
be more acceptable to them than the Bourbon ty
ranny. a... 81.
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CARPET BAGS. Just opened from the manufacturer
~ Two Hundred all qualities and sizes, the American
Clothing Store. SCOTT & BALDWIN.
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A PROCLAMATION.


By his ErceHency DAVID s REID Gorernor Of tie st tc #
North Cafofina.
WHEREAS threeGhs of the whole number of members of
each House of the General Assembly did at the last
pass the following Act:
WtiERKAS, The freehold qualification required for tie
electors for members OF the Senate conflicts with the fna-
mental principles OF liberty; Therefore,
SIC l. Be Il cnucted by the General ASsc1blY IF he
State IF Worth Caroa, nd hereby eactcd LY tie ~
tOTrtp Of the three ffs of the whole number of c-
bers CT each House concurring that the clause Of
third section Of the first Article of the amended Constitution
ratified by the people Of North Carolina the SECOND Mon
day of Ncvemher, A d 1885 be amended BY striking out
trct of fifty Of land for six months next before and s
the day of election that the said said section
shall read follows All free white of TWEEN
ty-one years except as is hereinafter Iccare) who have
been inhabitants of any district within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding the day Of any election and
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled to vote for
member of the Senate.
SIC. y BE 1t further cnactcd, That the Governor of the
State be- and he is hereby directed, issue his rocun
fore the next election for members General Assemble
setting forth the purrot Of this Act and he amendment
the Constitution herein proposed, which Proclamation Shall
be accompanied by true and perfect ccry Of fae Act M
thentcated by the certificate OF the Secretary Of State and
both the Proclamation and the copy Of s ct te Govern
or OF the State shall to be published III all
pers OF this State and posted in the Court oses Of the re-
specve Counties i'll this State. least six months before
the election of members to the next General Assemble
number of members Of each House respectively and
in General Assembly, ths he 24h day of January 1851
&C. DOBBIN. s. H. C.
w. = EDWAftIS- 6
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$40 REWARD.

$40 REWARD. ess -sss szs
II ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on the 80
II 18th inst, negro boy named PETER, dark ~
compleesed aged about 25 years. will give $fO for
fhe delivery Of said boy me, his confinement IN -
any jail SO that get him. Is. To-. -.
will also give SO for proof that will eo.ycS any White
man of harborng or employing HIM J. VI 1Eos 90 :.
Fayetteville Nav 22 1882 S9-Zt
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NorE-River Lumber Tar. and Turrenire. sold in the
water, subject to the expense of landing inspection.
coopcragc &C.; say Lumber so cents to 81 Ter NJ Tar
and Turpcntine about TO Is cents per barrciand for
val when brought per railroad about the expen
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne,
deduction is made according to quality.
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DIsAsTET.-Wc learn that the Schr. -, Capt Barbese
from Baltimore bound for Chae$ton sprung while on
her passage. and foundered yesterday morning about mile
and half outside Main Bar Crew all saved.
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Arrival of M,azncr, the Irish Patriot.

hs
Meagher, the Irish Patriot whose escape from Van
DiemanS Land has been before announced in the news
papers, reached this place this morning.