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pINsY pO1NT Live 70 BALTIMORE.


TSss.c iliOna aHd baitinoloS
FARE ONLY IS.
THE public hereby informed that the com
J. Portable and commodous low pressure steam
MARYLAND Capt Chas. Z. Mitchell, having been enS
tey eftted enlarged and improved in respect with
berths for large number of passengers, and with state+
for those who prefer being retired the route
between Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by tins
agreeable aud economical line will leave Richmond by the
morning train Mondays and Wednesdays at O'Clock,
A NJ and reach Baltimore the following mornings IN
time proceed by the Newcastle and Frenchtown Steam
boat Line 81 A NJ, with the early train Of those days
to Philadelphia Returning, passengers will leave Ba-
the afternoons of Tuesday aud Thursday, at p
NJ and connect at the Creek "Wednesday aud Friday
succeeding with the train which arrives at Richmond at
2. NJ of the same days.
Fare either direction, S. Estate and meals for
cabin passengers eXtra except in the OF Ladies and
Families, who will have the privilege of state free Of
charge Forward cabin passengers (nclndng meals and
lodging on board,) 81 so. -
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and Phil
adepha by the New Castle and Frenchtown line 81 60
For second class do, 81 So Making the whoi fare fran
Richmo,d to philadelphia for first class passengers by ts
agreeable line, 81 so only ~
For further particulars through tickets apply at the
office of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company. J. B. WINSTON. Ticket Agent
July %. 1852. 271-3t-472t
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RILEY's CREEK, July 9th, 1852.

KiLEY'S CREEK, July 9th, IS52.
Mesas. Editors:
see by the last issue of weekly paper the Senato
al nominee of the late County Convention has withdrawn
his name, and having been proposed by many c
Gems for The appointment all sayshould it be
the pleasure of Il majority of the to cothe with
the trust will endeavor to carry their wish and will
although at the sacrifice Of my private incest.
July 26-274-tc w. S. LARKINS.
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DIED.

OF consumption, at Kenansve Duplin county, at 81 o.
clock Friday morning, the 23d inst Mrs CAROLINE $.
MAssALoS aged sc years, of Mr. JAMES MASSLoN
Near Tayors Bridge, Sampson county, the oath inst,
Mrs SARAH ANN Mathis, wife of Mr.. Henry Mathis aged
about thrty-two years.
In Sampson county, the 18th ut Mr.. Jos. NJ CHEs-
NUTr aged about n very worthy and much esteem
ed gentleman.
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A Sure Reliance.

So the effects of Dr. MLanes Liver Pills in
dsordered LIVER that they regarded Specific
complicated diseases epatic. Tie pa.
has medicine hand upon which always rely.
that necessary purchase DIR MLanes Liver
Pills, restoration to health Read this
WILKINS TOWNSHIP. Allegheny P.
j. KIDD CC-Pease let have boxes of DR.. NJ
Lanes Pills My wife used boxes Doctors
Pills, they have dore her good
family physician has for during which time he
regular These boxes think will a
JAMES JONES
These Pills may be had VIM H. IIPPITT'S, Druggist,
Wilmington Also, by Druggists generally
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H In consequence of the resignation of J. A SANDERS
ESQ., authorized and requested state that the
solicitation large number of the citizens
Hanover County, JAMES KERR, Esq has consented be
candidate to represent this county in the Senate
this State July 26. 1852. 274-te.
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THE subscriber offers for sale the place at kenans H.
J. vile, i'll Duplin county, where he resides s,,
The house is freshly painted, is in thorough repair tE
and has six Office the yard has two rooms with
replaces-Kitchen, Smoke house, Barn, Stable Coach
house. Cowhouses, and all other necessary buildings
The Lot is Two Acres in extent well shaded and contains
choice selection of Fruit Trees of bearing age The water
is as good may be found in Eastern Carolina and in great
abundance, from failing Spring Immediately adoln-
ing the premises.
excellent English and Classical School has been in
successful operate for years, and will always be main
tanned The location healthy and desirable in village
growing and prosperous.
If desired portion of the FURNITURE will be sold with
the premises Also, a first rate HORS Sc and BUGGY.
kenansville, May a. so 36-stfl J. J. KELLY
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A CHEAP LoT.-This being the age of competition,
the like the tradcsfnlk. obliged to offer
decided bargains, in order to keep their legs in
trade. The other day, ragged but brisk-lookiag
urchin aecosted gentleman in Bond-street and Of
fered to sing a song, stand on his head, and clean
the gentleman's boots-al for half penny. & It's
a cheap lot" was the reply " but have no time to
see it out-here's penny for you" The lad peck
eted the copper in twinkling, and expressed his
acknowledgements by walking away on his hands
Thermal Times
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y Far; tly-The Sea.
The sea: the sea! o me Ome!
The pail-be quick qatif-I'm sick!
Pm sick as | can be
/ cannot sit, cannot stand:
prithee, steward lend hand;
To my cabin I'll go, to my berth will HE,
And like Graded infant le
Pm on the sea-I'm on the sea!
| am where | would never be:
With the smoke above and the steam below,
And sickness whersoe'er go;
If Il storm should come no matter Iwot:
10 the bottom I'd go soon as not.
love, o how love to ride
In neat post chaise, with couple of bays,
. And pretty girl by my side:
But, ., to swing amidst fire and foam
And be steamed like mealed potatoe at home,
And to feel that no soul cares more for your
Than the paddles that chatter as onward they go.
The oceans wave meier moved DER
But loved my donkey more and more
And homcward flew to her bony back,
Like tilIamt boy to his mothers sack
Aud Il mother she and is to me-
For was an ASS. to go to see
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LIPPITT'S SPECIFIC.
Ear The Cure of DnScntc1u DinrrhGn. naa GHnlh

LIPPITT'S SPECIFIC.
For the Cure of DyScncTy DidrThGa and SKINNER C0m<
In presenting this justly celebrated Medicine the pub
hope held ont to the afflicted which facts do not
This remedy having been for years. used in this places
the same class the Proprietor has been INDUCED to offer
extensive cle with view to lessen the amount Of
human suffering Ihave never known it to fail when the di
rections have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless nost'us have been amed upon the public;
and hesated for time, until Thoroughly convinced of
its efficacy , ~
Extract of letter received from ). ]. Carroll
BALTIMORE, January 10Th, 1851
WIN, II. LIrrlrr, Esq Dear Sir Il have hesitation
collect if it has escaped your memory will give
briefly ha the f;t s had sd S5 ns thu" nrS
twenty-v Homeopathic NJ D's began despair
when you kindly offered me your Medicine which
cured me shss'"'l'y ours s. s'" 1' CARROLL.
Wr1nuxcrox, y c. August l4th 1851.
VIM II. LIppIrr Esq Dear Sir:-l have used your
Specific in two in my family for ysentery In one
papspoonfu effected complete cure-in the other three
had the like effect F FfipSs' hGRi 81 Ed COMMERCIAL
rr1 neT T?Tp.y Win pt
that have used your Specific for the of Dy
EMERY DaTIha &c. and havs found to produce the de-
haze failed recommend it with eonhdenes to the R%h6e
SAVANNAH Ga December Goth, 1s5l-MR Wn. II. Lip
r1r-Dear sir-lt is with pleasure I aeknGwledgo the
Bowel complaint. satisfied it the means, under
God of saving the life first Of MY Child and then of my
Brother As my Brother given up by two Of the most
eminent Physicians in this place Dr richardson and Wregg
and when consulted the latter to- the propfety of trying
it him low he said might satisfy ysef that had
left nothing unted but he did not think that Medicine
would be of any to him. But thank God he msta
KEN as we the sautary effects a hours. and in
days he able to be out of bed. remain yours
truly and gratefully WIN. BAILEY.
| Prepared and sold by VIM. Ii. LlPPlTT,
Druggist Chemist, n. e. Corner Front and Market street
Wilmington, N. c.
| A liberal discount will be made to Dealers.
July %, 1852 47-6m
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Supreme Court.

BY NASH, J.. in Threadgil V West, from Arson,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Jones v. Glass,
from CALDWELL affirming the Judgment. Also, in
State Y. Floyd. from Robson, directing vtnire de
novo Also, in State V. Bill "a sIave) from Martin,
directing that the order appealed from was proper.
Also. in Mcdowell V. Sims, in equity from Ruther-
ford di>ms,ing the bill with costs.
BY PEARsoN. j., in Bell Y. jefreys, from Wake,
affirming the Judgment. Also, in Beckwith Lamb,
from PaSquotank, Judgment reversed, and Judgment
here for defendant. Also, in Hctfed V. Baum from
Currituck, awarding a ycnire de novo. Also, in Z.
Nci.eods Exrs. Y. McLcod's Exrs., in equity from
Wake
BY RUFrIN, c. j.. in Pate V, Grccn~ville Railroad,
from northampton, affirming the Judgment. Also,
in Borden V. Thorpe, from Craven: Judgment for
plaintiff. Also. in Stanmrc V. Powell from Chero-
kce, affirming the Judgment. Also, in Haywood V.
Rogers. in equity, from Wake. Also, in State V.
Bray, from Pasquotank directing vcnro de novo.
Also in Walters Y Jordan. from Person, affirming
the Judgment
The Court adjourned on Thursday morning last,
Do instant, after having been in session for nearly
SIX weeks.
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The secret of Success.

Our recipe for succeeding in the world then is this
work much and spend little. If this advice be fol-
lowed success must come unless indeed some unwlse
adventure or some accident against which no human
foresight could provide, such sickness, confagra
ton or other visitation of Providence, should arrest
The progress onwards but in the ordinary course OF
human affairs success will ever wait upon economy
which is The condition by which prosperity must be
earned - United States Economist
azsg-We cut the following advertisement from the
New York Herald Lost Wednesday last a
brinllc pup-with a switch tail-belonsing to Pot
rick Mcneil 1rjth his ear slit"
You all know gentlemen that 1t rs not my fortune
TO be successful mHita,H man. Great laughter.
am nothing renewed laughter l-nothlng but
hard working pains taking, drudging civilian,
Wcbster on the Boston Common.
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- = There WERE GIANTS IN THOSE DAys.'-Mr.
Gideon Miles, OF West Chester, Pa ia The father OF
seven sons and two daughters all of whom are living
except ore who died within year. The following
rs The weight of the survivors 252 lbs 23S, 19O 2l9,
1870, 230 100, 200 and 204. The father still lives at
the good old age of 76 The joint weight of the faith
and eight children is 1873 pounds. sceightier fam-
ly than the nine Miles will not be found in fifteen
miles.
DANGER OF kNEELING TO LADIEs.-One of the
droest occurrences in the annals of gaantry is
lated of Gibbon, the historian Who was short in
stature, ami very fat. One day being alone with
the beautiful Madame de Crouzas, he dropped on
his knee before her. and made declaration of love
IN the most passionate terms. The astonished lady
rejected his suit, ard requested him to rise. The
abashed historian remained his knees. g Rise,
Mr. Gibbon, beseech you. rise Mr.. Gibbon still
kept his posture. - MIR. Gibbon will you have the
goodness to get up % :'Alas madam" faltered the
unlucky lover, = | cannot He too fat to re-
gain his feet without assistance Madame de Cou-
zas rang the bell and said to her servant, Lift up
Mr.. Gibbon"
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= EIG:1eu &1IG.-.

The interesting Of literally broken heat we
suhjOn, was related by DR. J. X. Mitchell. Of the
Jefferson College, Philadelphia, his class last win
ter while lecturing upon the diseases of the heart
1t will be seem on peruSing it, that the expression,
broken hearted" is not merely fgurative.
In the early part of his medical career. DR.. NJ. &C
companied as surgeon packet that sailed between
Liverpool and one OF our southern ports On the
return voyage. soon after leaving Liverpool. while
the doctor and the captain of the vessel weather.
beaten son OF Neptune. but possessed of uncommon
iy fine feelings and strong impulses, conversng
in the latters stateroom. the captain opened large
chest. and carefully took out number of articles
of various descriptions which he arranged upon a
table. DR.. NJ, surprised at the display of costly
Jewels ornaments dresseSs and all the varied para
phernaIia of which ladies naturally fond. in
quired of the captain his object in having made
many valuable purchases. The sailor, in reply said
that for eight years be had been devotedly
attached to a lady, to whom he had several times
made proposals OF marriage but often re- ect-
ed that Der refusal to wed him. however, had only
stimulated his love to greater exerton and that f.
naly, upon renewing his offer declaring in the
dcncy of his passion that without her society life
not worth living, she consented to become his
bride upon his return from his next voyage. He
oyerjoyed at the prospect or marriage. from
which, in the warmth Of his feelings, he probably
antic pated more happiness than Is usually allotted
mortalS, that he spent all his ready money while
in London, for bridal gifts. After gazing at them
| tOndly tor some time. and remarkIng on tEem IN
turn Il think this will please Annie, and - am
sure she will like tt at he ,ep'aced them with
the utmost care. This ceremony he repeated every
day during the voyage; and the doctor often OBJ
served glisening in his eye, be spoke of the
pleasure he would have in presenting them to his
affanced bride.
On reaching his destination, the captain arrayed
himself with than usual precision, and disem-
banked possible, to hasten to his love. AS
he was about step into the carriage awaiting him
he was called aside by two gentlemen who desired
! to make communication, the purp"rt of which was
that the lady had proved unfailhful to the rnst re-
posed in her. and married another with whom she
had decamped shortly before. Instantly the cap
tain was observed to clap his hand to his breast
and fall heavily to the ground. He taken up,
and conveyed to his the vessel. DR.. NJ
was Immediately summoned but before he reached
the poor captain, he was dead A post mortem ex
animation revealed the Of his unfortunate de-
cease. His heart found literally torn in twain
The tremendous propulsion of the blood, conse
qucnt upon such violent nervous shock forced the
powerful muscular tissues asunder, and life was al
| an end. The heart was BROKEN" To- DdY'
A girl only years old. 3 feet 9 inches high weighs
l75 lbs, and with whiSkers and moustachcs fully
~ of III thn
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentnc sold in the
water, subject the expense of landing INSPECTION
cooperage &c Lumber 80 cents to 81 per NJ; Tar
and Turpentne about 10 Is cents per barrcland for
val when brought per railroad about the expen
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine,
deduction is made according to quality.
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Mrs. Par1iI.eton and the Late Anniversary.
The Carpet Bag gives Mrs Parngtons experience
on the 5h thus:
{" ESaac! said Mrs. Darlington. rapping on the
window, she the boy in the act of putting half
bunch Of crackers into the pocket of a countryman
who stood viewing the procession. The canton
came too late, and the individual was asonlshed -
Isaac had stepped inside the door await the eXplo
sion, and the old lady met him in the entry. 20
YOU spirit Of mischief cried she. what Will be-
come of yoG if you go on in this way Is this all
your leeS Of liberty and regeneration that you must
fill that poor mans pockets with your crackers! Do
YOU suppose this all that The days of by was
made for | should think you would be ashamed 10
look upon your Uncle PauI's picter there, and hide
your face in conclusion, after behaving so! All J"
she unused, g. how different boys are now from what
they used 10 be-so u lid, so rakpess and tricky
(ctackl-s' what's that should like to know who
fired that 1t was Il great piece OF lmpudence'-
(crack )-"good gracious somebody must be throw
ing 'em INTO the windows" She ran to look out
Not a soul was near that could have done it. Crack !
another explosion at her feet, and she looked round
Isaac demurely ealing some gingerbread by the ia
bile, but said nothing: there was an expression about
his mouth which looked tOrpedoish and for a moment
she mislrus,ed him but he couldn't have done it, he
was so quiet, and she shut the window that opened
upon the street, 10 prevent their throwing in any
more"
NIEDIcANT DoG-..l was travelling,' says NJ
Blaze, I" III Il QlIlSence AT TIE place where we
changed horses saw a good looking poodle dog,
(cLen cQnjche,) which came to the coach door, and
sat upon its hind legs, with the air of one beg
cling for something. Give him SOU said the pos
tillion to me, and you will what he will do with
it, | threw to him the coin he picked it up. ran to
the bakers, and brought back piece of bread
which he ate This dog had belonged to a poor
blind man, lately dead he had master, and beg
! ged aims on his account"
OYSTER SHELLS FOR FRUIT TREEs.-A cOrrespon
dent writes to us as follows:
.One of the most etfectual applications have ev
er made to fruit trees. old and barren situation
is compost in which finely broken oyster shells were
the principal ingredient. The she'll has generally
large per centage of saline matter attaching to them
| in fresh state, with animal matter and muci
lime, By breaking them and mixing them Will
wood ashes. and spreading it thickly around ole
trees an almost immediate and decided improvement
will take place - eFmantorn Telegraph.
BARK Bound TREEs-Scrape with knife ant
va h with very strong soap suds once or twice du
ring season, and the cure will in all pr"bablllt
be effected; if not, tie long straw around the trun
of the tree which is said to be efec tual cure
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The Difference.
GEN. SCOTT

\ SoLDIER-CITIzEN, educated in the Camp accus-
toned to command. permitting communication with
common people only at respe tful distance, whose
word is law whose author ty is supreme, an imperi-
ous man, clated with the adulation Of his fel ows
vain Of his rank and title and military gewgaws
ambitious of rcnown, his gaze bcwildercd in look
ing ut the White House but without sing gle quail
ifcation that fits him for that residence his political
opinions at the time of his nomination in the keep
ing of the committee, paddock upon his lips and
his principles in Mr.. Stewards breechcS pocket bis
past 'Iltical opinions covering the entire brood OF
exploded Wing hereSies. identifying him with the
f,unders of the intoIerant Native American faction
and the advocates Of the extention Of period Of Ma
humiliation TO y YenrS
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a@g~The liquor dealers of Lowell, Mass, oper
their bars free to all their customers and the Cit
marshal has determined to arrest every person h(
finds drunk
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Caintuc k, July 26, 1852

sgTEMPERANCE LECTURE-Wc requcstcdt to
state that Dr. TATE MURPHY will deliver Lecture on
Temperance at Island Creek Church, Dupn county,
Saturday, the 3Ist instant. 47-2t.
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gz-Lous Napoleon is said to have bought lately
two large estates in Poland for the sum of 1880,
900, francs.
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ss~Ihc following whimsical parody on Barry
CornwaIFs popular sing is copied from 'sFrazers
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
4 PPIICATION will be made to the Department of the
a Interior for the fessung of Bounty Land War
rants No ST. 40 acres the original having been burnt
when my dwelling destroyed by FIRE on the 18th OF June
last. JOHN GhEE.N-
Duplin County. I'D. July, 1852. 476t
HNOBACCO-25 boxes, good and cheap, received from
J. Miltun. and for sale at Baltimore prices by
July 80. 1880 u. MeINSIS.
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THEY HAVE COME.

THEY HAVE COME,
Nd good as you find in this place. SNEsHs ~
n large assortment of TRUNkS, BON ENSgV LIIEy
NET BOXES, SC, MADE EXPRESSLY &AilG ID
FOR ME, which viii warrant to be WHAT REC ON
MEND THEM. Having been in this business, AM No
OTHER, for number Of years. consider myself
what of Judge. JOHN J. CONOLEY,
Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Maker, NIarket-St
July 22-27l-lw Her and Com corv 3 times
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NTOLASSES.-325 hhds and terces Cuba Molasses very
fl and III good ORDER just received per Schr St.
Leon. For sale by PIERCE s. NELSON.
July q, 1852 tIIer and Com. copy 2weeks) 277-2w
L1LOUR! FLOUR! 100 bbls super and Extra in
l. and for sale by NJ. MCINNIS.
DURE APPLE BRANDY.--25 bbls. pure juice suitable
for making Wine, to arrive, and for sale by
July 80 M. McINNIS.
nURKEE's BAKING PoWDEK's.-lo boxes for sale
- by July 80 NJ. McINNlS.
PURE GINGER WINE.
DURE Jamaica Ginger has long been celebrated by the
L Medical Faculty. both in Europe and America the
most grateful stimulant and camnative which given
to the human system.
In of Dyspepsia Flatuent Choc and feeble state of
the amentary canal il has rival promotes digestion
Dyseutery and all Heterogeneous the bow
els relieving Rheumatism, ncpient Govt and naturally
increasing the flow of animal Spirits and nvgoratng the
/ whole system. For sale by L. n. BARLOW,
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, FOR SALT,
L HARD, OR SOFT WATER.-This Soap he's power
full cleansing properties which readily OIL Paint,
Dirt Sc every description of goods without injury to
them It superior any other Soap for washing wooden
free gummy resinous substances usually left in them
when family rosn Soaps used 1t the best
Family and Toilet Soap and fifty cent cheap
err than any other Soap For sale by
L. n. BARLOW, Granite ow, Front st.
j3O [Com. and N. c. Tel. copyl
| TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
u 10 bbls. Sugar 10 do Whisky;
5 Rum ; 10 do Mess Pork
10 boxes Soaps 10 bags Coffee and fresh lot Of Flour
| THOS. G. CRAFT,
/ j30 Market street, in 'front.' Of Carolina Hotel.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

few weeks ago Mr.. Hiram w. Foy found it necessary
defence of his character to contradict report to the eff
feet that he had entered into agreement with Mr. Will
ams receive the deputys place. in his election
the Sherialty 1t devoves upon to contradict
similar report upon myself have applied to Mr.
Williams for this appointment have received any
timation from him, whom he intended to appoint must
those, however, who wish prejudice the election of
Mr.. Williams by associang my with his, that do
not expect the appointments do in any need it.
MAURICE A MOORE.
Cain Tulv 7-It
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VESSEL SUnK BY WHALE.-The French brig
Pauline homeward bound. with a cargo of sugar
from Porto Rico the forenoon of the 18th of June
was struck by whale upon the bows and SO much
damaged that she almost Immediately filled and
sunk The captain and crew. consisting of ten men,
and passenger. succeeded in hosting out boat,
into which they slowed bag of biscuit and little
water, and then abandoned the sinking brig. On the
fourth day they very fortunately rescued by
the British brig Crusader, treated with the greatest
kindness. and Ia lded safely at Cowes.