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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

WsAeeF <ArrAngeme8Gs Commencing october i3th. 1851.
 TreiRs out of Bridgeport
 First Passenger Train will leave Bridge pert Eer WinSfed at 10 @ A M.. or on The arrival of tks 6 \. M. Express TraiH trOm Nee fSrk,
 Eeieht Train. with PasSeneer Car ai. 'ached. win leave Bridgeport kr WinS'Sd al I2 M.
 Second raSS'r Train Will leave Bridge. DOT, t.r Water ,ury at s 25p N or an the arrival of the 3 r. N. Ex We>S Train from New Yofk. .connerIing u the Junr,mn with the s 20 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 Trains into Bridgeport
 First Passenger Train w,lt leave Wa'erhurV at 6 90 A. N., ,counec,iSg aI the Juncli"n wI'h Train Io New Haven, aud arriVe tn BrIhSe, port in time inr raA>enxers |" lake Ih" ln3o \. M. TsaiA to New Ymk, aud l0.3U Train ." Albany.
 Freight Train, with Passenger Gar attached w,u leave Wius,ed aI . A. NJ an! arrive in Iime f,r the t.IS ?. V. Tram mrn New Y'rk.
 Seru,d Passenger Tr sin will leave Wmst"d at I.59 P. M ,rnnnrcring at the J"ncii"n Wi'h a Special Train Io New Haven, and arrive In Brdsemrl tn time iur PassrngeIs [" take 'he sos P. N. Train 10 New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
FOR SALE OR TO RENT

TNHE Union House. situated directly ops
 l. Posite the, S;a'ion House. New Haven, the hes, lscatinn for ho,e! business of any il, the city. The llnn+e will accommodate from 50 [" 6J persons over night. This property will be sold very cheap for cash. If not sol. soon. it will be rented in part of whole to sui, tenants 4. SMITH. New Haven. Feb 2, lS52. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERN OE lSl2

SOLDlELeS VT IoiE
 HHE m 'nh"ts m 'am Wan C"mranH | In ihc war nt lSI2, are each eA,Ilsd "a Iu acies nC BnumtN l.inc. l am n'.vr tecVvin warrants tnr Ih ,ss at 'h Company xvii" havr arpi,,d lo the, mn.wiI hSlanilnx ,he npini""s at others tn the contrary. l have 'he Pay R,il ui Cant. Waugh'S Company aud alS" fl Capt. Charles Ruri'S Company, and am iheIr- ore prep~I"d |" complete the aunl'ca'l'h "i any mrmher nf euhrI |" these C"mpani"s, or The Wrl"w "i anN member h mo'Hent's nos Ilce. bI calling on Rc a, my "fiire.
 NE.\RI | t;R AVES inrhIirld. x, Alh, 1851. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
E. O. NGcJIeil

HAVING decided t0 do business on the Il Ready Pay System will be ahle ts afford many Goods as less proft than formerly when giving long credits. Those who purchase inr CASH will find it for theii interest lo cail and examine Goads and Prices Mos, kinds of ssodace will be taken in sxehsngs fnr Goods al Cash prices
 0u-All psrsnns having unsettled accounts are rsqassied Co call aad balaAes them ss soon as convenient.
 Liich6ela. January il. lS.9 So
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Conc gaaN Gee.

VKNHE subacribef gives notice that he ' continues the BLACKSMITHlNCS business ip North street, aear Carringfon' [ Foundry. On Shoeing aitrnded to-he ha- viDg Atted up trame in a good and cOnvs> aien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe> ing and other Blacksmith work done as usual. CoME AND SEE.
 JON ATTAIN s. FULLER.
 Li,ehAeld, Dee. 9th 1881. 9l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
NEW @Y0RB


 New 00Ods mt 6. I9Orzolk. N bury Leather Manufacturing Comra. ny. ere new prspared so shew their frisnds and shs eommuuisy at hrge. a complete as- sortmsntef GOODS usually kape in eoan- try store. TAey do mt feel disposed so do much in the way of baaseine. hut would merely insi's eur ftianas in shis vicinity to eall and sae us. and we win call .hem Good, as los e they can buy ia this Ioanty. All kiaAe 0f produce sakNn in exehanrs ies Gsads. JOHN DIXON. Assn,' Sanih Nsseblk. Osseeer let losi. Waz 7r EA DOE. hand. panasll, rip end hacl lDNtSaws, If BnlcheEs. Spear C JacEa,r aud RRchelss, at wholsale and veiail hs
 nOLCOMD q LyON.
 @ water ssFess, Bridgeport,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
BOOTH G PIECE.

Impsrtsrs ef CAins and Ahytken Ware. DESPECTFULLY solicit the attention 4A of dealers 10 their assortment 0f China and Earthen Ware. imported for the Fall Trade. We have jus, 30 Crates of Print et aud common Ware. containing com- plese assortment.
 ALSO-A full stock of Glass ware. Merchants wsll 6nd it to otheir advaa atage tn cell and examine oar prices heeors par. chaAing in New York
 Orders hy mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK.
 Wall street. orpns',e the City llotsl, Bridgeport, Apg 26. 1851. 3ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Tcoa, St,sl. N ,iis &:.

4:S \ Seo9l N lilS &c.
 k> NGs.l>h. Refined, swrdes a. d Norwa, A Iron, round. square and flat. T V F. Norway Nall Rods. shapes and small squa, es. 'wede: >hapes H"se Shoe Iron band h, nr scroll, nut and Ie"zle-irame Iron; .. Naylrr & Cos Steel of all kinds; .p,,ng, cnrking and 'Ieigh shoe Steel :" Fall River" Cul Nai.s and l'on; CasI-st"el and Sn+l>rla,+d Snoveis '' Falrhank's" Scales every size; Iron aud Sieel Cr"w>bars; Nnis and Washers; Smrh's heii"ws, Sleoges. Hammers; Files. Ra<ps screw Plates. Vices. American Anvils with rGsf sfeei lace Borax, Wood Screws W,onghr Walls and Spikes. Horse Na,ls "t superior quality made !" order ;t"xrther with a grea, variety W other articles n the I,n... icr sale al No 60 State street, Har,fnrd
 O. ?ric e and terms will be made saiisfac tory to purch asers.
 E.G. RIPLEY & co
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

~ ARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axlss. NJ Springs. Shaiie. Carriage Bows. Bolla
 gea: end iy"Ey Slides, Lining Nails. Ivory
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm of 60 acres. with two "A dwelling houses and burn Ihereou. sit mHied three Iniles frU,n IlIs cuurt mousse in LitchfrId and one mil, from South Fnrms meeting house. and nearly on the route oi the Pr"vidence and FiShk;ll Rmilroad. 4 large part of the land very productive and tn a tOlerahle stnte of cultivation. wi:h nm. pie rUOm for improvement. It willie sUld cheap and teEms easy.
 46 SAMUEL CLOCK
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
DX FLING

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that A1e he continues to DYE Oyer. Goats, Pants. Coats. Stockings. il.d.es Dresses, Shawls, &c., a. hhs residence, one quarter "t Il nliie west of the Court House, in L,rcl. field. ,..s. .
 U All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. Litchlield, September l 1851 .l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Y. N. AeichrnSsS, ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN's oUTFIrTINa ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET.

VT7HERE he is prepared t0 offer the
 w greatest inducements to purehassrs If Ciorhlng ever "ttered in this og any other town in the county. Having jusl aided ta his afock a large and elegant assor ment of Spring goods c0asistlng of RToad-leths of French, German. i. English and American manufacture, rf all sha. es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black English and French Doeskins. together with a variety of Fancy Cassimerea, sf new aud fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and silk vestinss. Marseilles and Summer Vesiiags Of sery description. with a large assnrimeni ot spring and summer Clothing which have been gnf up with ihe greatest care and he will warrant in quality. style and durability el workmanship. which wall be sold cheaper than ean bs bought elsewhere.
 Furnishing Goods.
 Embrscinga large assortmt nt of Plain and Fancy Shirts. Collars. Bnsams. Silk HAndker- chiets, CTAvass. Ties. Hosiery, Gloves Ac &e GeNtlemen fuTniahinG their cloth can have their gasmenss made in slyle not to he sur> passed in tashion or workmanship and warran. ted to St. To hls old customers and friends wt.e have @ lang paironized him he iskes this occasion ta acknnwledge their kindness horing lU sec them one end all d his stand in west street wkeFe he will endeavoe ii enc Price and that cheaper than can he hnaghf elsewhere. s all that is required te retain their patronage.
 cat,ing dane at SGart aoties, spring and Tt RICHARDS. Liishasl5. Nov 10 iasi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
UI..N | V


 A C. SMITH I.i'c.feIl. Enos Aivmc lIirchcocksville. Wnrru & Nrwion Mfy Co. aterlnwr. \. Miles & Son. We Goshen. Y $ N Noble. Har~ lni"n. J Rev rnlds Brihc"walrr. Frederick Dnar,,na New Milford. 5 N-r"in Gayhnd'> Brde. Samuel F. Come, K"nl Plain. E skill Corn wal, Ha,rlsnu < G"ols-Ii Cnrn,> "iI B,Idgs, George w Ciaef,e. Ellsworth, George II Chase sharon. Watson & Smith. d,. Gan nrr N Snniord. West Cornwall, Bahi-r A Miner. Falls Village, C Humphrey. nn" m. Pierce & A1nm, ErsI Cnl,aa,. Law renee & Stevens. Norfolk. R kockweli Cnlebruuk. G Allen. West Winstpd. l. { Cur,iss. Winsied. Avord < Brut IFS. Wo rM,vlIe, C F Allen x Co.,. Wnodhur, Minor & Allen Hn;chk,ssville II j Churcl W. sling,on, W F Carpenter. South Farms Pickett & TurreIl South Far,ns E N Ran >o,n. Barkhams'.d 0 Aust,n. New Hart ford, Anthony Baker. Baserv'll- P W N" blr. iiarw int"n $ Tlnmas. Jr.. Plymou,l Hollow, B Talrnadge, plym"u,l,. P l' Skid'aore. Bsthem, nnd by Agents in al most every town and village in New Eng land. and ny dealers in medicine general 1 in other SlH,es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
IlgrG .EG,FrjIELD M ltnal Fire Insurance Company.

IlTG .gG.puILD Mitnal Fire Insurance Company. TNHIS Company has been in operation eighteen years enc ing July 7;h, 1851, and has insured property to the amour. "l
 S3,l44.l no % The who'e amount of cash premi nm paid into the Treasury during the tlme,i 15.5eO67 Tumterest received on loans, l.246 23
 6,s26 9. The whn'e nrs't ot Losses which have been paid IS II AIS 32 Tnex7rnses paih tn Asts. books, stationery, Insurance P'ate-, &c. 3.2S4 l9-- -l4,699 50 T, cash in h. nh of Treasurer S2,l2i Al Adu t., the above the chnreed premi nn, which can be collected il req'r'd. l55'0 69 Present capital q, funds of ,he Co. H.TS 90 During the jim. the rnmpan has been in "p era,lon, there has not heen asse ssrnert mad.' on .li- members of the Company. and the ex- renSe nt 'nsurin! ,n tiis C",:paEy. we ate c',m fdcnt, g lrss than 'n any other C"mrany-br- ing only S to 10 cens on the $i00 per annam for detached dwellings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
.4gessss for sae CousDN,s 2

Daniel B. Brinsmade. W ashlngton, DavId C sanford. Now Milford, Rufus Fu;ler, IT. Kent Richard SMlih. sharon, ' Frederick Kellogg Cornwall, Joseph i.GnyhrI. Goshen. . Wm M .Burralt ,Caaaan, Donald ,. Warner. >alisbury, s .Northway, & ] N John Dewell. NorioiK' Roger Il. Mills. New Hartford. George D. Wadhams. Torrington, LewisSmith, Harwinton, John C. Amber, Re,hlem, Lemnn W Cutler, Watertown, John Ahernethy. Woodbary, David C. Whiulesy. New PrGston, Edw,n Tallmadse. Plvmouih. Cse0Ps . DeForNst. WO sdbury. John Hinsaale. Winsiad. JhhR N. Hall, New Canaan. rarsons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insur can apply to either otthe Agenta.ortOt the Sc
 ,. c. BECKwITH. President.
 JASON WHITING. Secrgtagy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
FALL MILLINERY

l MRS. DANIELS begs
 leave to call tl.e attention
 of the Lndies to her we'll chosen stock of Millinery aud Fancy GOODS; also ,
 Laces and EmbrOideries. among which Pnnv hn E,w.,sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Fer Sale sF c Ren1.

.s@ TUE subscsihv being dssirsss WEH1 te cell or lease far . term of ysass 2SS his shop and Water Pe~sv, sokeeh.
 ssr with about a.4 Af an acre oi land
 sianaieA Nithin about half mile af the Rail. sasA Depol. in welcaltvills ssid prsnises ase entitled l0 one halt the water ef the Nau. sasnek River. A new end sahsianlia' dam vss everied thereon ths lest Fall For fur. shsr parslculsrs sn4piFe of the sa6seribsE sn shs premises. Also, tn Rent fsF . tern oi .sass. lha haildine situated nesl the RFidgs la aaia village of Wslcaaiville. Enquise q ebose. XII LUTHER BlSSELL
 a Weleesivills, JaA. (. iSA2. sa 1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

For further information regarding these valuable Med. enes Pamphlet to be had o the agent where testimony OetteFs from Hox. MARSHALL. F. WILDER, Boston, Mass. Hox. JAMES C. CHURCHILL. Portland, Me. ENOCH PATTERSON. Ese- Boston, Mass CAPT. CIiAS. II. COLE. Rindge. N IT,, late ef New Helfbrtl Mass
 EPIIRAIM MURDOCH. JR- Esq. winchendOa. Masa- IRA RUSSELL. NJ. D, Winchendon. Mass. N.KINGSBURY. M D. Temple. \. II. ?. DARWIN ABEI.I4 M. D.. Rindee, N. H. GEO. JEWETT ". D.. Templeton. Mass. REV. A. w. BI'RNIlAM. Rindee. x. II. REV. RUFUS HILTON. reterboro' x. H. CALEB 2. CARTER Eso. Portland. Me: GEO. W. Mel LILLIAN, Esq., Deputy Collector. Custom House, Boston, Mnss.
 WILLIAM NICHOLS. Eso. Townsend Mass For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. aI
 Principal Office, Scollay's Build.
 ing, Fremont Row, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Officers Of She Company. JO*L4H C. BECK WITH. President, OLiYER GOOD WLV. TreasmD JaSOyv. WHl7Lvfi Secretary.
 Directors. !. c. BECKWEPu, IA S.L,2'vIS JASON WHITING D. (. .WtliTrLESEI
 STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE. H
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

4-NLUk haFaz. emery. 90 hhls Rlne assaFeea Nslnn& 10 casss Wmad's ReiIn~a DcFax fsa IsstCON6 A | YuN. q Q9 yExMs alsess Bsisesbess H e ia FEMAnBECuTEERY, lS0 esore sf w.ae a E ~ umfehsgaarasios Table Cmglesy luep se. m spi1f1 IT R V Ek9EE0AsB z LHmN es MT sglssi. nFlasrerE
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

'iH 37F2 HT1 ' ' w V Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24
TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

THE fourth scholastic year this Institute will
i on the lst day of October next
The services of the Rev. Ws H. Christian have again
been secured at increased salary during the past
year given the best erdsnce Of his entire qualifications
and gentlemany department Should Assistant be
CURED competent Female will be employed to take charge
of the Female Department.
=. Terms Of Tuition. per session of fre months
Spelling Reading Writing, first class in English Grammar
and Geography 81 so
Second class including History and Philosophy IL 90
Higher classes of English Science including first class
in Algebra, Latin and Greek. Is 90
Second class of same with Lectures the most impor
tant subjects ......:.::.. =. Is 90
usual prices
Board may be obtained in the immediate vicinity of the
Academy at 81 per month
1t desirable that many of the pupils conveniently
can who intend entering this School, should be present
its commencement. NICHOLAS N. NIXON,
President Board of Trustees.
IopsalI, Sept. s, 1852 4-3t-l-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, &C.
LIPPIrT,s SPECIFIC.

For che Cure Of Dysentery DiarrhGa, and Summer Com
In presenting this Justly celebrated Medicine to the pub
lie, make rash assertions of its efficacy nor is
hope held out to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
This remedy having been, for years. used in this place.
for the of the above diseases and those appertnng to
extensive scae with view lessen the amount of
human suffering have never known to fail when the d
rections have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless have been palmed upon the public,
and heated for time, until thorougly convinced of
its efficacy.
Extract of a letter received from S. ]. Carroll.
BALTIMORE, January 10th 1851.
VIM. II. LIPPITT Esq Dear Sir-I have hesitation
in saying that your Specific is of the best Medicines
tant for Dysenterg, DiarrhGa, &c You possibly
you briefly the facts had tried every thing that had
used but with little And after using enough
you kindly offered me your invaluable Medicine which
cured me efeetually. Yours truly,
wrLnrseros, N. c., August 18th, 1851.
WIN. H. LIPpITr, Esq,-Dear Il have used your
papspoonuls effected complete cure-n the oher three
had the like effect FTp FRTesppsepGlly G,S &c: F. coa,
HARRELL's STORE New Hanover County, n. G Oct. TO-
l95l-WM IL. LIpPiTr, Esq.,-Dear Sir:-It is with plea
sure state that have used Specific the Of D
entery Darrha &c. and have found it produce the de-
sired effect in every used after the usual remedies
have failed recommend it with confidence to the public.
sAvAvSAH. Ga December 10Th, 1s5l-MR Wn H. Lip
rIrr,-Dear Sir-It is with pleasure I acknowledge the
Bowel complaint, satisfied it the means, under
God. of saving the life, of my Child and then my
in this place
and when consulted the latter the popety trying
him low he said might satisfy myself that fhad
left nothing untred, but he did think that Medicine
would be of any use to him But thank God he msta
days he was able to be out of bed remain yours very
truly and gratefully VIM. BAILEY.
Druggist Chemist n E. Corner Front and Market street.
Wilmington, N c.
A liberal discount will be made to Dealers
July %. 1852 47-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24
RICHLAND ACADEMY.

THE next Session of this Institution will open the 18th
of September Thorough instruction will be given in
all the branches of Classical and complete English educa-
tion, including the Latin Greek and French languages
Arithmetic Geography and Astronomy with the maps
and globes Algebra, Plane and Spherical Geometry, Sur
veying, Trgonometry Analytical Geometry, Diferentia
and Integral Calculus History English Grammar and Com
position Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Rhetoric Lo
gic and Moral Science.
TUITION FER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
For the primary branches of English including Arith
All the higher branches of English Mathematics, and
the French language ...................l2 IL 90
The Classics, with Lectures ths 1S 90
Good boarding be had conveniently S. Sc
month 1t desired that all students intending enter
during the session. be present at the opening Of the
l.. G. WOODWARD Principal.
Richards Onsow CO., Aug 9, 1852 5O-5t*
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General Notices.
S75 REWARD.

SS RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 10th -
% instant, his negro HENRY, and JENNY r.
q his wife Henry is about feet or inches ~
eyes speaks Slow and has rather down look when ~
spoken to- cannot tell what clothes he had when he
lett Jenny Is very likely girl rather yellow complex
ed about feet or inches high ard when spoken she
rather smiles 1t is probable that they lurking in Du-
PIN Sampson or Wayne county the line of the three
counties The girl Saracta and they may
gone there.
will give reward of Fifty Dollars for the return of Hen
or tor his confinement in any Jail in the three counties
and reward of Twenty-Five Dollars for the of Jenny,
or for her confinement in any of the above Jails.
All letters upon the subject to be addressed to
WM. p. HOBBS.
June % '52-43-Sm1 Monks p. O.. Samson Co n. c.,
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8. KAHN WELLER,

9. S.KA1NWEILER,
OF THE FIRM OF KAHNWEILER & BRO. takes
~ great pleasure in informing the friends patrons of
the establishment that he has just returned from EUROPE
where he has avaied himself of the facilities there offered
him. aud has made choice and varied selection of STA
PIE AND FANCY GOODS, well calculated to suit the
taste of the community and at such prices that fail
to give satisfaction being much lower than goods of smi
lar style and quality have been offered in Wilmington,
Ihe Goods will be opened about the 20th inst,
when will be most happy to have friends call and
anime them. KAHNWEILER & BROTHER.
Sept II. 1852 2St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A BOUT TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF CAPE fs
n Fear Lands situated the Northeast side of Cape
Fear River, opposite White Hall, Bladen county.
300 Acres of River Lowand of which 80 cleared
and high state of cultivation The balance of the 300
acres is fresh unceared woodland believed be equal to
any in the State for the raising Aso so Acres of
good upland-cleared, all under good fence, Sc
10000 Turpentine Boxes, cut. Timber enough on the
premises to pay the purchase money all the River.
Two good inland swamps easily drained containing about
200 Acres good land good Mill Seat the river
the dam of which has just been commenced
comfortable dwelling, with outhouses, all in good COM
Portable order. VIM. L. MOORE.
August 81. 1852 5O3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24

Union ic Warehouse Seed Store No. 23
Fulton Street New York.
THE undersigned solicit the attention of all purchasers
i of Implements for the Farm Plantation to their
sormen which includes many the most recent improve
in the leading articles in their ne all of which they
will sell prices satisfaction the buyer
Railway Endless Chain Powers, for two hOr
ses the Wheeler Patent often awarded the first pre-
MUM the and County Fairs where they have been
exhibited Railway Powers warranted, Warrens Trim
bes Iron Sweep Powers Taplns Circular Power Plows,
Harrows Fan Mills, Cutters, Portable Burr Stone
Mills Wagons, Carts SC. Sc Field and Garden Seeds of
QUALITY, Fertilizers Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Our descriptive Catalogue illustrated with CUTS will be sent
gratis when to four Post Office Stamps remted,
according to the distance. RALPH s. co
July l6. 1852 45-3m
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CtHEMlCAts-Fresh arrivals of the following: 100 OF.
~ Sulphate Quinine, bbs EPSON Salts lbs pure Sui
phate Zine, Suphate Morphine, Acetate Nor
Phine 10 lbs Blue Mass Is lbs English Galomel o.
Hyd Patassa (Engsh) lbs Iodine, lbs Iodine Arse
mic lbs Ghlqroform o. Iodine m Copper, o. Vaerinate
Tannn, OF. Oxide Mercury, 5 gals. Az Ammonia, 10
lbs Spirits Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hoffmans Anodync
For sale by C.. DUPRE, Druggist.
April I'd Market street.
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VALUARIE LOCATION EOR sALE,


FAIR BLUFF, N. C. ] will sell my entire plan
"A tatOn, FOUR HUNDRED ACRES or less, II
including about onefourth of Fair Bluff situated Lumber
River and both sides of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad in lots to suit purchasers Any persons wishing
place for mercantile purposes probably cannot better them
selves the line of the Road Wmn Manches
ter The health of the place equal any the line For
further particulars apply to the subscriber.
A. +. POWELL.
Columbus CO.. Aug. 27th. 1859
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REMOVAL.
Removed to Mulberry Street, between Front and
North Water Streets.
lE subscriber continues to keep hand alarge
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of -
his manuacture which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms among which may be found Rockayyays
Barouehes. Dunlams. Buggies, Wagons, Gigs, sui
keys, SEcs Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere, determined not
be undersold.
N B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, N. c., July 4, 1851 43-tf
GCOTCH SNUFF.-l2 half bbls good quality of Snuff,
~ for sale by $40 WILKINSON & ESLER.
GEGARS. SEGARS.--All qualities and priees-from
three to hundred dollars per thousand for sale by
Sept. TO WILKINSON & ESLER
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24
ROCK SPRING HOTEL.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and a.
the public in general that he has taken the kCk iA
having epained and reftted throughout he prepared
to received BOARDERS by the day, week month,
3ow terms as had any other hotel in the place.
And he solictS share of public patronage. -
THOS w. PLAYER.
Oct. 7th. 1851 9-l2m*