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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. l5-Flour is in better demand South
ern sells at So 56 So g. Wheat held higher prices
with small sales Corn is rmer sales of IL 600 bushels
mixed at 70 a so cents.
For the three previous days-Naval Stores-Have been
unusually quiet this week. and have only note sales of
Spirits Turpenne in retail lots at 81 SO CENTS cash. 400
North County Rosn 81 49, in yard 500 Tar at 81 80 for
Rope delivered and 81 l82 81 25 in yard, for Thin and
small lots White Rosin within range Turpentine is
held at 81 fer North County.
BOSTON, Dec. 15.-Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine
continues in moderate demand at 57 5Sc per GAL cash.
Rosin continues good demand at 81 S for and
81 12l 81 25 per Dbl mos for No 2 Tar is dull
only notice sales of few hundred bbs 81
81 75 6mos.
LIVERPOOL Dec AFTER the sailing of the Arctic on
Wednesday, Spectators continued to operate the
MARKET and prices closed firm Sales of the three days
000 bales of which spectators took 5000 bales Sales of
the week 5000 bales Stock 900 bales The quota
tons are-Fair Orleans, DID, mddlng, sgd; fair Mobile
3d. middlng. 11-l6d fair Upands Cd; middng, sgd.
Rosin in fair demand at IS Sd for and 12s for
good No tar in market Tupentne quiet at los Cd lis
Sprits'5s SIS Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.-The Funds have declined, ow-
ing to the aspect of French affairs and proposed
in the army and navy. Consos for money and account
closed at 1909 10 American stocks in active de-
mand, at full prices. U S 6s. bonds 49, 1l0l Ill Penna
SIS 82, 95 Ohio 6 rs. 1918 1881 Maryland SIS, 95
SO; Kentucky 6s, 69, 99b 1908.
Freighs unchanged Rice unchanged-no sales of Carroll
Tea very firm with limited supply of Congou; Coffee
has improved: Native Ceyon sells at 4Ss good ordinary
Rio afeat 0 for best Wheat had advanced Is per quar-
ter.
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folks wa, presented, accepted, and referred to the

folks, was presented accepted and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Land Resolutions were under debate IN the
Senate this evening. Several amendments were Of
fered-some rejected, and some adopted Tie ';gag
law" being now in full force, limiting speakers TO
fifteen minutes there is talking done in short
space of time.
The bill to Law off Senatorial Districts, was under
consideration in the House this afternoon Dut no u
nal action taken on it..
The Temperance Convention was not as great as
was anticipated-only about l60 delegates IN atten-
dance Phillip S. White is with them-a very no
torious and important character; so, also, IS Dr.
Weller, who is in town with his Wines Extremes
meet, sometimes! w.
Last Years Business Transactions of the Nation.
According 10 the statements made in the American,
of the 9Th inst and the figures OF the Presidents mes
sage the business account of the United States with
all the world and the rest of mankind, for the last
fiscal year, stands thus:
American products shipped abroad du-
ring the year, $149,86 oil
American specie shipped abroad during
the year, 42507,2 $50
Total merchandise and specie $192,369 ,196
Received from our foreign cusomersn
return, foreign merchandise 10 the
amount of s2o7 FAC, 1O1
Ditto, ditto, specie to the amount of 1862, 643
Total received from abroad S212, 500 .744
Add % per cent for home valuation 21,250, 374
And the amount is $233,754, 11S
Bring down amount sent abroad 1872, 500 1876
And we have left as Americon gain, Sal 1884 1922
| Thus is it shown that in the business of barter
which carried on last year with the other nations
of the earth, have made clear profit near forty
two millions of dollars, and yet this is what sill
ly whig papers call losing transaction. s' The bal
ance of trade is against u.s. say these wseacre
We suppose they will next try 10 persuade farmer
to believe that he is running himself, when he comes
to our city and with fifty dollars of wheat, and takes
home in exchange for ii sirty dollars worth of mer-
chandze Great country this Bull. Argus.
Some wicked bachelor has peperated the follow
ing
''Joining Hands, in Matrimony-A custom arts
ing from the practice of pugists shaking hand be-
fore they begin to fight.
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CoNGREss,-As yet nothing to have been
done in either House. A bill has been introduced
in the Senate, for continuing the Mexican Boundary
Commission. The discussion of the right to con-
tested seat from Kentucky, promises to occupy the
Senate for some time to come
In both Houses eulogums have been pronounced
upon Mr. Webster. The members are to wear Grape
for thirty DAYS
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NOTICE.
Dec. II 1852,

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of returning
his thanks to his friends and customers for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received since he commenced
business in this place; and would respectfully inform the
public generally that he has recently changed his mess
and will heneeorth continue at his old and weknown stand
under the style and firm of c. B. MILLER CO., and
hopes to merit continuance of trade.
He would also say those indebted to him. that he
poses closing his former business and respectfully requests
all those who him, to forward and settle the
without further delay. c. B. MILLER.
Dec. 6, 1852. 7S2w-l42m
IHRESH FROM NEW YORK.-Per Sehr. Alaric. Mary
Powell and L. r Smith. 20 Boxes Colgaes No. Soap;
half bbls. Extra Rye Foar 80 quarter boxes best Raj
sins Is half do do. do. 10 do do do. Low at
GEO. IL. KELLEYS.
TRIED APPLES.-Very handsome lot of new Drild
l. Fruit for sale by WILKINSON s. ESLER.
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u s. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns, for Charleston,
with so passengers.
2O-Steamer Southerner Wilkinson. for Fayetteville, by
McKoy s Roberts, s-s.-le . sz.s
u S Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates. for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
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$2O7,240,1O1
5,262,643
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DIED.

In Richmond county, the l4th inst, Mrs. MoRRIsEY
consot of T. Morrisey Ety. of that county, but formerly
resident Of Sampson The deceased greatly esteemed
her many virtues and her departure will be loss
to the circle which she adorned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-24

RALEIGH, DEC. II, 1907
DEAR JoURNAL-NIr. Steele presented to the Sen
ate to-day, the memorial of the Sons of Temperance,
praying for the enactment of law prohibiting the
traffic in ardent spirits He did not advocate the
morial but presented it through respect to the sign
ers who numbered near Is. 000-of this number, over
1000 are females, and 1853 youths Nj G. w.
Caldwell moved that the memorial be not received.
This motion caused a spirited, and may say angry,
debate. MIR. Steele, while he protested against the
memorial as it is and would vote against it, he
clearly of the opinion that the citizens of North Car
olina had right to petition for redress of grievan-
ces. MIR Caldwell said, he thought the Temperance
people, this subject were fanatical-they had no
right to ask the Legislature to say in what shape
shall put his grain before taking it to market
he thought they had an equal right to petition the
Legislature On the subject of slavery; much
property as the other He was in favor and friend
of Temperance-but was against the reception ofthe
memorial. Mr.. Clark moved to lay the memorial
and motion on the table, which prevailed.
balloting for Senator was had to day. Mr.. Ray
ner was Withdrawn, and MIR. Woodfn nominated
Mr.. Dobbn received 80 votes, and Mr.. Woodfn 76,
r. N. Saunders vot,ng for Mr.. Dobbin-and Mr.
Watson for Mr.. Shepard. Mr.. Dobbin lacked one
vote of being elected.
Mr.. Lander, of Lincoln was elected Solicitor of
the 9Th Judicial Circuit. Mr.. S. P. Hill, of Cas-
well, Trustee of the University of North Carolina.
A balloting was had for Attorney General, and Mr..
M. w. Ransom, of Warren, Whig elected
The bill authorizing the Treasurer to subscribe
for 800 shares of the capital stock the Fayetteville
and Centre Plank Road Company, was rejected
Mr. Strange introduced bill in the House, to a.
mend the 18th of the 3lst chap. OF the Revised
Statutes.
large number of bills were read second time
4 -
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MARRIED.,

Tn this town. on 10th inst by the Rev. JAS JAMESON
Rev VIM H. BoBBTrr of the N G. Conference, to Miss
HARRIETT L. KELLEY, of this place. #fssY.a q 5.
May their union here be sweet, 4s
And when Life's dull cares are Ger,
Around their Fathers throne may they meet,
tg= Where parting viii be more.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
Petition to sell Hand.

STATE OF VERMONT,( The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDrN, IS. Tor the District atore-
said to all persons concerned, GREETING:
Whereas, Francis McDonough, Guardian OF Da-
vid Ross OF Sheihurn in said District, a minor, has
filed in said Court his app cation in writing, pray.
ing tor license to sell all the right, title ana inter
est OF his said Ward in and to the real estate where
OF David Ross late Of SAID Shebune, deceased, died
seized, Tor the purpose Of providing means OF main
tenance Tor MS said Ward and the said Court hav-
ing assigned the 81 day OF October \ ID 1857 al
the office OF Rixtord & Adams, in burlington in sal
District, for hearing and deciding on said application
and having ordered that nu'lce thereof be given IL
oil persons concerned, by publishing the nature Of
said application and the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully in the Darlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington, all
which publications to be previous to the day fixed
for healing,
Therefore. you hereby notified to appear be
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
OF September A. d. 1852
wl2w3 BRADFORD, RIXFORD, Register
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Eeoal Notices
Charles Hauer,s Estate.

STATE OF YER MONTH To all persons con.
District Of Chittenden So { cerned in the Estate OF
'rles Muer late Of Burlington, in said District
ceased, GREETING:
AT Probate Court holden al Burlington, within
and tor the D strict of Chittenden on the 2lst day
OF September \ D. 1852, an instrument, purportlng
TO be the last Will and testament of Chas. Muer, late
OF Burlington, 10 said District deceased, was present
ed TO the Court aforesaid for Probate, by Edward
Pardee, the Executor therein named and it is order
ed by said Court that the Oh day OF October A. D.
lington, be assigned for proving SAID Instrument
and that notice thereof be given to all persons con-
cered, by pub shng this order three weeks success
sively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the time APP
appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court the time and place aforesaid and
test the probate of said will you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this Dist day OF September D 1872.
BRADFORD, RlXtORD, REGISTER
2vt2
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BROWNS ALMANAC,
POCKET MEM o Il A N d U NJ
AND
ACCOUNT BOOK FOR
n xBSD:R0
STXT WITH TOL U.ME.

CONCORD, n. II. July /, 1852
Having disposed OF my annual publication, emit
lied Browns Almanac. Pocket Memorandum and
Account Book" TO Messrs McHim g. Gutter, Book
sellers and Stationers, OF Charleston, Mass, for
term of year,, | would respectfully inform my Gus.
toners and the numerous purchasers of the work
that will be published hereafter by them, and no
pains will be spared to render the book superior TO
anything OF the kind IN the market
| kindly thank the patrcn ms OF the work Tor their
encouragement, and take pleasure in recommending
the new publishers as persons who entitled 10
every confidence III their undertakings.
JOHN f. BROWN.
BY reference to the above it viii be seen that this
valuable publica.on will be issued hereafter by the
subscribers, who would respectfully solicit orders
from the orlnrr patrons OF the work, and from Il
dealers generally.
The book will be larger than formerly with new.
ly engraved cuts, and handsomely printed The cal
cularlons and tables all made up by the late Dud.
ley Leavltt oil New Ham, SHIRE who left them COM
pete Tor some years TO come, The work will be Is.
sned early in August, and purchasers are particularly
reminded that thls IS the original Browns Almanac
and Memorandum, being the sixteenth year of lis
publication. McklM CUTTER,
81 Main street, Charleston, Mass
July 90. w4mo's3
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N L w EN- CT, A Nd

MELODEoNs, CHURCH AND PARLOR
SERAPHlNES,
GEORGE II. REED d co
Most respectfully inform the public that they are the
Sole agents Of Boston and .New England.
FOR THE SALE IF
GEORGE A. PRINCE g. cos
Celebrated MciOdeous and SeIaphinPs.
r is now universally acknowledged that these are
L the best instruments OF the kind made in this
country. The many Improvements Mr. Prince has
maze on the original "Carhar's fatent," which he
uses, render them much superior TO what thus in
strument has hitherto been, that the Melodeon and
Seraphine nre now fast becoming the most popular
musica instruments Of the day. The dlsagreeabIe
tone formerly found IN them now gives place 10 a
clear, pure, round tone, similar that OF the Flute
Stop" IN the Organ. Every musical family should
have one of these Instruments and especially where
S red Music is taught practlced, Will 1t be found
invaluable.
cV Beware Of limitations.
PRcEs-Meodeon Style from S'5 to SIS. Piano
style Seraphine,l an elegant article OF paror urni-
ture, 500. GEO =. REED & co.
No. II Tremon, Row, BosrcY.
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w alltcd,

IMMEDIATELY, a smart active BOY,
OF Is or II years Of age az an apprratice to tn
Printing business. One hom the County preferred
Enquire a this Office
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s. VI Pr fTENGILL 4 co.'s BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
ID Il c. w G. Al X IN S,

Physician, Surgeon anil .4ccouhew.
OFFICE, l4j PLEASANT STREET, BosToN.
%PtClAL attention given to diseases of
~ Women and Children. Many diseases consd"
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Married Ladies who, tirom i'll health maltormation,
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mon suffering at their accouchment, may learn to
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from the country, visiting Boston Tor medical aid d..
should be to call on him. Accommodations
provided for those wishing to stop few days in the
city All communications strictly confidential, and
promptly replied to. Medicines safely sent to any
part of the country, when desired
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Female Complaints.

Among these are PEoLArsUs uTrRr, or Falling Of
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The genera failure Of the worthy attempts of tle
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Already, very many ct the profession, having wit
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The influence of this composition upon the female
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lNARCHT'S
UTERINE CATHOIICON.
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HE superiority
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s5D 1nE FOLLOWING is A LIST OF MANY Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL AND HONORABLE BUSINESS FIRMS IN
BOSTON. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS VISITING THE
CITY, WILL FIND THE Directory OF GREAT SERVICE
TO THEN. AND THEY ARE ADVISED TO TAKE IT WITH
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iTON FREE PRFss. MIDDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l ls5a
Business Directory
SEPTEMBER 1862.

The Gard List, collected by S. NJ. PErTENGlL1 g.
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street, Boston who are authorized by the publishers
OF the best and Mosr WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspa
pers throughout the United States TO take advertise
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DIR. COMES SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva

I'illS Compound, now established in
L universal favor by ts great and acknw edged
merit is used IN every Family, recommended by all
physicians. This medicine is based upon a recipe
procured in Clinl by DR. COME, the celebrated
oriental traveller lis wonderful properties tor Pu-
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character are everywhere cknowedged For
INHALATION OF THE LUNGS,
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That may obsiIuct the throat and is without out -
uon Natures most potent remedy Tor
G 0 NJ U M TON
anda diseases that arse from Coughs and neglect
ed Colds 1t has cured canker, salt Rheum, Erysip-
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power OF other medicines have yielded to this 1t is
pleasont aud paatabie, and as Reslorer OF Anpet-
te, 1t stands Unrvaiied 1t has nevei been cqualled
as Dyspeptic Remedy, and Tor Irritation vi the
Nerves, LOwntss OF Spirits, or Headache is sure
cue.
Tine interesting history OF the Ginseng, &c is to
be had IN panphlrts, arals. The Compound is con-
tanned IN Q1nl Butes
l,OD per Bottle--six Bottles for $500.
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Nos 10 and Is Ha0Orer 81 BOSTON
~ Also tor sa.e by the principal Dru-g IN the
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Sep, 10, l75! wl2mos6
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a powers of this composition, and its excellent and
kind influence upon the female constitution, is toun.
ded upon the truths OF medical science and coufirm-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-23
HOTEL, Main street,

II Ii NOfiBUhNT HNININ-I he HuIInef INV
iaving commenced the subscriber would respectfully
all the attention of the public this large and popular
Hotel which is in first order for the reception
,fcompanv. 1t ia sifunted on Main Street, entirely
convenient to the Railroad depot Packet Landing and
Stage office; and presents to the travelling community
every inducement it is believed that can be desired
expected in House of Entertainment. The order,
Iuct and clearly condition of the house, are noticed
md appre :ote. by all who visit it.
Besides the usual comforts of well orde.ed hotel.
here at east Dibre's which cannot he found
any other in Lynchburg, and that is Spring pure
Frcestone Water, issuing cold and mpid from n rock
within the hotel, and anordng decided luxury during
his weather.
When the subscriber conducting the '.Powlntan
House. in Richmond. the following unsolicited testno-
NAL placed in his hands with a request that he
would publish it. In re-publishing it, he his
friends that he il less anxious than he then
nuke them comfortable and happy"
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-23

The Central Bank of Illinois has purchased $500
Virginia Coupons $lllt, and the City Bank Of New
Jersey SIS O00 which will make 800 900 altogether to
this Bank. A house in this city also bought of Mr.
Thompson $40 900 Virginia u and 800 900 Geor
ga Skies having years to ut slO9, for Bank
Mt Gaena
F2ourThe market for Western State Flour is better
the ndvces from Europe very favorable and The de-
mand for export has improved Southern onr with
out change and the market is dull; sales of 800 bbls
81 3laa4 "a for mixed good straight brands, old
and new Baltimore Alexandria Petersburg and George
town.
Grain-Corn isbetter the advices by the Canada are
very favorable and the demand has eased for export
Sales at Zoe for choice parcel of Southern White.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

ORDrsAscE ooNe.RSING DoGs.-There was con
siderable commotion the street and about the Mar
ket, on Saturday morning. which time the first at
tempt at execution Of the ordinance in regard tn
dogs, which commenced operation the Goth inst, was
made. The Ordinance. after requiring upon each
dog any person mny keep. authorizes tho killing of all
running large unless tie should be with Them
As usual the market square pretty fully visited
early in tie morning by the canine when the work
Of death commenced Qnile a number slain, when
complaint of the summary proceeding being made To the
Mayor the officers we're directed their fire upon
the unfortunate.