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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-15
B. V. Carroll, Sec't'.
For the Journa

For the Journal.
A large portion of the Democratic party of Baden
met at the Court House in Eiizabethown on the 9th
of October, 1852.
Dr.. II. H. Robinson called the meeting to order
and nominated VIM. D. McNeill as Chairman and
H. .-McRee as Secretary for the temporary organ-
zation of the meeting, which approved; and on
motion the Chairman appointed the following per-
the sense of the meeting, viz: J. M. White J. c.
Wooen, c. 7. Davis, p L. Cromarte. Neil McGil!,
and ]. A. Wooten.
During the absence of the committee, the meeting
was addressed by Mr.. w. c. Henerie, of the place
and c. G. Wright Esq. of Fayetteville, who was in.
yited to be present and address the assembly.
! He interested q large audience, many of whom
were standing in speech of more than three hours
length, replete with arguments and telling points.
The interest felt by his old associates and fellow
countrymen as he examined and explained the bear
ing Of the principles and policy Of the democratic
party-advocated the claims of their candidates in
this campaign and repealed the ISLANDERS and abuse
lavlshed upon them, was manifested by the deepest
attention and outbursts of applause
At the conclusion of Mr.. Wrghts speech, lofty
hickory Pole and Pierce and King banner were rails
ed, and dinner furnished for the occasion partaken
of-enlvened by band of music, and enthusiastic
cheers from the people.
The committee upon resolutions then reported
through the chairman, as follows:
lst Resored That we re-ahrm our adhesion to Demo
crotic principles repromugated by tho late Baltimore
and embraced by the candidates of the Demo
cratic party in nomination.
ID Rcs0ved That regard the issues involved in the
ensuing Presidential election vitality important the
welfare of the Democratic party and of the whole South
Sd ReS0LUed That in the proprety of forming
Pierce and King Club for this adopting such
shall tend to the perfect organization
party and that will all honorable ad-
vance their interest in the coming election.
The Chairman having appointed committee to
report officers for the permanent organization Of a
Pierce and King Club, reported follows:
For PREsIDENT.-Isaac Wright
VICE Pr EsIDENTs.-C. Monroe. II. H. Robinson,
J. NJ. White, c. T. Davis, Jas. Robson, Wm. Mel
vim, p. L. Cromartie. JAS. Allen H. B. Jones, John
H. Clark, W. D. McNeill.
SEcRErARIEs j. |. McRce L. D. Cain. C. j.
Dickson L. NJ Kelly, John S. Willis, Dr. McDon-
aid
COMMITTEE OF Correspondence J. Mckay,
Geo W. Bannerman, Kenneth Mcleod, T. S. d.
Mcdowell, VIM N. Whitfield.
EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-Jno. A. Mcdowell, j.
C. Wooten Snowden SingIetary w. J. Jessup / hos.
Robson, DR.. D. B. Gillespie VIM. Shipman, Jas.
K. Melvin. Durham Lewis.
Which was adopted, and Mr.. Wright conducted
to the Chair, after address by the chairman,
Warren Winslow, Esqr,, member of the National
Committee introduced to the Club and address
ed them in an eloquent manner, until dark.
w. D. MCNEIL, Chm'n.
I'D
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Dbl ED.

At his residence in this county, the 5th ins after
short but painful Illness WILLIAM E. BUNTING. ESQ., aged
about - years.
The deceased gentleman of and ardent mpul
ses faithful and undertaking his friendship and attach
mentS He has been stricken down the threshold
of en the blush of manhood, and with future radiant
IN the promise of coming usefulness just opening before him
Truly the of Providence nscruabs His absence
will leave aching void in the circle of his relatives and
friends but his aged parents his devoted brothers
and his youthful dsconsoate widow the blow has fall
len with crushing violence.-Con,.
At Harrisons Creek in this County, after protracted
illness of six weeks, Mrs. SUSAN RAMSEY, of Mr.
Walter Ramsey aged 46 years The deceased had been
consistent Of the Presbyterian Church for the
II years of Der life and highly esteemed by all who
oyed the pleasure of her acquaintance her virtues
She leaves husband and four children their ire
parable loSs.-CO,u
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Later from Europe.

New YORK, Oct 12-The steamer America arrived
at Halifax to-day bringing Liverpool dates to the 2
inst
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2-Cotton is active and advancing
in price. The sales of the week amount to $4,000
bales Brealsufs are steady. Sales of Philadelphia
and Baltimore flour at 2Os. 3D.; white corn 30s.
mixed corn 29s wheat unchanged provisions qui-
ct naval stores active and prices advancing. Sales
of Virginia leaf tobacco have been made at a 81
semmed 81 TO sgd Consols closed al 1909. Amer
lean stocks are dnll.
FRANcE.--The people appear 10 be prepared for an
immediate proclamation of The Empire. Ii is even
said that Louis Napoleon will return to Paris as Elm
peror.
ENGLAND-The English papers are violent in
another annexation scheme
The cholera is rapidly decreasing in Poland and
Prussia
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The Demand sri, Is.crea.e. !,

As the public becomes better acquainted with the ster-
ing qualities Of Liver Pills. the dcrand contn
ues to increase So certain this great medicine in res
orng diseased Liver to the exercise proper function,
nov looked upon the greatest Specific for Hepa
bis and many Physicians it in their regular Practice
Among Others, Dr. Oliter Morgan distinguished phi<i-
can OF Virginia with very extensive practices has used
nee Pills in of Liver Complaint and of Dyspepsia
with complete Recommended by physicians
as well as others who have witnessed the happy
this medicine it is not surprising that daily N receipt
OF such missives the following
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, JAN q, 1851
Messrs ]. Kidd & Cove are nearly out of MIane's
Pills 1t would be well to keep supplied, there is
great demand for them in our place OGIER CLARK.
WIN. II. LiPPITrs, Druggist, Wilmington, n c.
Also, by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Marine Intelligence.


ARRIVED.
Oct. 1l-Sehr VIM H. Smith, Jones, from New York, to
DcRossct & Brown with mdze.
Oct 2-Schr Ann Elizabeth. Edwards, from Baltimore
to Ellis, Russell & Co.; with mdzc.
schr E. H. Rowley, Rogers, from Philadelphia, to Geo
Brig Buena VISTA Wines from New York, to Geo Harrss
with mdze.
schr Martha, Teal from New York, to Miles Costin :;
steamer Fanny Lutteroh, steadman, from Fayetteville,
i3--U S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, May, from Charles
Ard Bark White Cloud. MITCHELL from Boston for Mobile,
to Robt c. Rankin. Left Boston 22d Sept and Both
in Lat 81 10, Lon. H. wind gradually increased huri-
from s. S e.; heavy and irregular Irunniog
knocked her her beam ends, starting every thing
deck and for the preservation of life vessel and
the mast cut away when she rghed On the 10th,
bore away, for Wilmington.
aoct lsschr; Adele Applegate, from New York, J.
schr Julia NJ. Lallock Anderson, from Charleston, in
ballast, to J. IL Flanner.
to Geo Harriss.
Steamer Graham Hurt, Elis.bethtown, to 7.
C. Worth.
4-Schr Isabella Thompson Bachelor, from Charleston,
in ballast, to Geo. Harriss
III. s. Mail Steamer G. Vanderbilt, Stsrett, from
CLEARED.
Oct l2-schr: Louise Gray Sharp, for Baltimore, by
Geo. Harrss; with 90, ls5 feet lumber.
Schr D. B. Warner, Harmon for New York, by DeRosset
Brown with 20 bbls spirits urpentine, 1850 do turpen-
tine. 1873 bales cotton. Is ties. rice.
Schr Louisine Barker for New York by Miles Costin
with naval stores and cotton.
Steamer Rowan Barbery. for Fayetteville by E. j. Lut
teroh; with one boat in tow.
IT, S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Sterctt for Charles
ton with SO passengers.
Oct l3Steamer Fanny Lutsrloh, Steadman, for Fayete
vile, by f. }. Lutterloh.
ls-U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, May for Charles
ton, with SO passengers.
Schr. II. n Gambrl, White, for Baltimore, by Geo.
Harrss with 49, 81 feet lumber, hbls. box mdze.
Schr. Leopold O'Donnel, Hofeldt for Baltimore, by
Geo Harriss with 64,379 feet lumber
Oct -Schr Cataract, Hulse, for New York, by Miles
CnSfin with wal St0 r
Schr. Geo. Harriss Somers for Phladephia by George
Harss: with bbls and boxes dried fruit bales sheet
ing 50 tons old iron, 27l bb spirits urpentine, l64 do
SIM Sc, 6O4 feet lumber
I.-U. S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Sserett. for
Charleston, with 100 passengers.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FoR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER II, 1852.

BACoNThe stock of n c. about fair and prices remain
last reported with receipts Fer railroad The stock
of Western is good and sales from sore in lots to suit
quotations.
CoTToN-Sale of small lot few days since at cents
h. for ordinary quality good article would command
higher rates.
CoRN-There have been receipts of Corn for several
weeks past and the old stock has been reduced
The demand good and the article would with ready
sale at 60 cents per bushel
FLoURThere is good stock of all brands of Flour
market and sales have been made from during the
week, in quantity and quality, at quotations.
HAY.-There have been receipts, and the article is
and in demand. On Monday, 80 bales New York
make sod ut auction at prices ranging from 81 cents 81 40
per 100 lbs SO bales at private SALE 81 Is per 100 lbs.
LARD.The stock in is sufficient for demand and sales
at quotations.
MoAssEsNo receipts and store rates have advanced to
25 cts for hhds and II 80 cents per gallon in bbs
NAVAL SroKEs-Turpentine has again advanced in prices
and the sales since last Thursdays report have been fol-
lows
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For the formal

For the formal
Hnrrah for FrankIin Pierce and VIM. n. Afng'
AT meeting of the Democracy of Strickland De-
pot, on Tuesday evening, 18th inst, JAS. B. Monk
was called to the chair DIR. E. r Faison and T.
Carol were appointed secretaries The chairman
then explained the object of the meeting and on
motion OF c. R. Vann there were so persons selec-
tea as committee OF arrangements, to wit: r. F.
Grady. ). Graham, DIR. N. w Herring J. B. Thai
~, Alsa Switzerland |. Peterson o. r. Kenan, Da-
vld Switzerland, j. D. Alternately. J. B. Hussey,
Rlchard Chasten, c. Mcmillan. Daniel Teachey, w.
T. Ward, Jas e. Stokes, Jacob Wells Jr, NJ P
Mathis Jas Dickson, Robt Dickson. David Sloan,
Robert Sloan, Stokes Wells Henry Newkirk Boney
Wells, SEN, ]. D. Wilson, F. Newbury, VIM B.
middleton, H Hollingsworth, Lewis Gavin, Norris
Frederick, I. B. Heath. L. A. Gavin, S. NJ Grady,
Grady Outlaw, Jas. R. Hurst, B. Whitehead C. NJ
Moore, Libius Middleton, Jas. Williams, Francis
Williams, VIM Cooper, John Barden, w A Faison.
Franklin Faison, John W. Hill, John Hufham. DR..
Ihos. Hill, VIM. w. Faison, Dr. c. w. Graham and
| L. A. Merriman.
On motion of J. D. Wilson, committee of three
was appointed to invite orators for the occasion to
WI" WI; =: II. sann Newbnry and Fl. Hollingsworth.
n motion OF l.. A. Merriman. the names of the chair
man and secretaries added. On motion of D.
zzei the proceedings of this meeting be published
IN the Wilmington Journal and other Democratic
papers throughout the State inviting the citizens of
Duplin, New Hanover, Sampson Lenoir Wayne
and all the other counties in the State without dis
tlncton of party 10 S Mass Meeting,n TO be held
at Stricklands Depot, on the 23d INST Come one,
come cor all at which time and place we expect Hon.
VIM s. Ashe, Col. S. j. Person. Eli w Hall, ESQ :,
Warren Winslow, Esq, c. G. Wright ESQ, Rob't
Strange, Jr., Esq, Duncan X. McRae Esq. H. L.
Holmes, Esq. Hon J. C. Dobbin, and other distin-
guished orators. On motion of c. R. Vann, this
meeting return their thanks TO the chairman and
secretaries, for the manner in which it has been
conducted. On motion of A. M Rackley Esq, the
meeting then adjourned.
JAS. B. MONK, Chm.
3 < X f f.,sos, Scots.
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A TURPENTINE FARM, containing forty Eight -
n hundred Acres Of finely Tmbcred land, situate Il
Waccamaw river, the head of navgatonbut access
BILE all of the year small vysses aud Hatboats
Three thousand Of the above lands have been boxed
worked for tire years On the premises dwnlling
house. and all necessary buildings There thre hun
dred Of cleared land under fence we'll adapted to the
staple productions of the Souch. Also CAPITAL MILL
SEAT, with mill frame ready for raising, convenient to
an abundance of Timber. In addition to all these advana
ges range for stock unsurpassed in this section
country and its to good rpentlne market
the State affords enhances the value Of t location well
adapted the vicinity of rapidly improving community.
For apply to the undersigned at Conwayboo, s c.
where all APPLICATIONS (post paid will meet with prompt
attention. TON. f. GILLESPIE:
Oct 15 1852 STU
Newbernian, Godsboro Patriot and Fayetteville Obser
yer copy weekly till LIST January.
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.oot many years, II gives me pleasure to testify
for stsb moral worth and honorable qualities as
to ns nd . man Though have never seen Gen.
soldier 80, all of those who served with him in Mexi-
FeIsI have met concur IN saying that no man there
CO. n aore respected or more popular. The intelli-
wa, courage and high tone o. .tnai army forbid the
genct,bb Ihey would have held Gen. Pierce in the
idea p ,,on t6ey did, if he had been deficient IN any
esl1 ., nr honorable quality. Those politicians too.
many we served with him in either House of Con-
WIZ as far as have heard them speak, have ex-
gssssoJ themselves invariably in the most favorable
Pns with respect TO bim
Irr, we'll aware Sir, that the expires sion of these
i.;ons NAV subject me TO denunciation from some.
oPTTbad consulted only my personal convenience. |
~ well have fallen into the general current OF the
p5 Not having in any way committed myself
p"%.t Gen Scott prior 10 his nomination, | might
aSo claimed credit as an early supporter, and occu-
Ha5 IoubtIess position in the front of his party.
Rsbad done so, | would not have acted in accor-
p p'n,e with my own sence Of right | have too often
Numbered opposonS in the conscientious dis
GIrrp of nv duty To hesitate now.
"T franklin P!cre was willing 10 encounter a storm
oopositiGn and obioqny by opposing the strong
%oylion current Of the North, as he did in putting
J.rr, Atwood, merely 10 sustain The rights of DIS
~, section of The Union, oug int not you and /, and
Gers 10 he willing to make sacrifices il neces.
W. n maintain the great essential interests of our
oa was il moi the general feeling of people that
10 ought not to be supportei' That was honest,
r,T;oIic impulse. Unde, pressing solicitation and
he influence of party prejudice many have reluctant
I r;pIdpd aeduiesence. Is it not better, however, to
orsjIer the matter calmly and act solely for The in
srest Of the country? If Gen. Scott should be cleo
sI under all the existing circumstances, il not only
oosgns 10 their political graves forever Mes<rs FIJI.
more and Webster and other compromise Wings of
6e North but the defeat of Gen Pierce will tend
roverfulIy to deter any Northern Democrat from
5gain Standing up for our rights. This is what Sc
arI and his followers evidently seeking 10 ac-
comgli<h Oasht we TO aid ,hem in such a movement
attended as is solely 10 effect political ana So
ea distinctions Is not, under all The circumst tan
,ss. better that Franklin Pierce should be elected
r,ber than Gen. Scolt' BY repnliating The nominal
ron Of the latter, by making it manifest that he was
loalen not merely because the Democratic party was
tho strongest hut because also the conservative men
n The county generally refused 10 support him we
may ureven the recurrence of similar nomination
tvany future Convention, and greatly contribute to
ensure The future quiet of the country. am,
Very respectfully yours. &c.
I. L. CLINGMAN.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-Flour for shipment 81 BIZ
per barrel Sales the trade 81 37a Is for common
and extra brands 500 barrels Western made
ning for export, Mt 81 3l Southern Red Wheat 95 96c
Old Penn Red 81 per bushe Southern Rye &c., which is
further advance. Whiskey 24i cents.
NEWBERN, Oct. ll.-Turpentne-Sales of old Clip 50
40 As Firgin dip at So So Scrape 81 10. Tar 81
TO- Corn 4S 50 per bushel Meal at 20 72l cents
per bushel Bacon hams at 2 to IA per h. Lard
l3c. per lb Sweet Potatoes at 30c. per bushel.
NEW YORK, Oct l2.-Cotton is firm and tending up
ward. Sales of 800 bales at l0 l0 for mddng up
lands and l0s 2a cents for Orleans Wheat 81 04 per
bushel. Corn II re. for unsound and 73ac for mixed
Mess Pork Sl7 prime do $15 so. Lard liz 12c. Ha-
vana Sugar ST 53c Havana Nloas.es % DC Rio
Coffee 81 &c. and Java do 1lc Sales of 800 bbls. Tur-
pentne at 81 II 25. Whiskey q 23t cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-Flour.-Holders of Howard st.
brands asking 81 81 buyers Offering 81 81 per bbl.-
Nothing done in City Mills Rye -four 81, and corn meal
so 50 81 per bbl Sales red wheat at 80 9Ic; white
do 96c 81 10 per bush to quality Rye Use. per
White Corn &c. and yellow do.70 Tic. per bush. Oats
IS Csc per BUSH Rio Coffee 50 Ste. per ID. Lard IL
l2lc per b. in bbls and kegs Whisky Oh 25c per gall
in hhds. and bbls.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct .--Bacon-Considerable iii,
this morning. finds ready sale at I3a to l4c
Cotton We continue quotations ut 81 cents but
that the prices rather vor of buyers
Corn-Small lots of coming in, and sells ut 10
Fiour.-Market unchang cd. = Obs.
BOSTON, Oct. 9--NAvAL STok Es--The market for
Spirits Turpentne continues rather unsettled Dealers
selling cash. but from first han purchases
be made rate Common Resin continues
mand at 81 6z4 and No. . 25a3 70 per bbi Tar Is
quite scarce and sales only in retail lots
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FALL GOODS,

FALL GOODS
WE have Just received and opening Fall suf-
w ply of GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, IIQUDkS.
CIGARS, FRUITS, WOODWARD, Sc, consisting IN
part of ~
Laguyra Rio and Java Coffee;
ST. Crox, Porto Rico New Orleans Loaf, Crushed Pew
dered Granulated and Clarified Sugar; go
Gunpowder, Young Ilyson and Black Teas;
Butter; Chccse Lard; No. and Toilet Soap;
Sperm, Adamantne and Mould Candles; gs
Colgates Pearl Starch Table Salt in bags and boxes;
Pepper, Allsrice, Gingcr Cassia and Nntmegs 90
Pilot and Navy Bread; Soda Biscuit; kas
Lemon Maple and Sugar Crackers; Boston cans;
Sperm, Winter Strained. Elephant and Olive Oil;
Brandy, Rum Gin, and Whiskey;
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wine3
Champa gne, Ale and London Porter:
so bbs Flour, superior brands-Iam Smiths, double
ira, and pure Gcnessee;
Mackere and Salmon in bbls half hb1s and kits
ierrings aud Sardnes whole half quarter boxes:
Mixed Pickles; Asserted Sauces. go
| Rasns, Pruaes, Ctron and Canton Ginger; -
20 boxes Tobacco, assorted ronoco pats-
sons do, John Anderson Co.'s fine cut; =
80 GD0 Cigars, choice brands from $40 $50 per NJ;
10 half bbls. Railroad Snuff;
Cedar and Painted Tubs; Painted Pals: Flour pas We'll
Buckets; half Bushel Measures Axe Iclyes; Cocoa
| Dippers: Brooms; Wisk Brushes. &e.s
| 80 gross psrfumed Ma.ches-Ao sulphur: II
/ Spades Skovels, Grain Scoops and yes:
100 reams Wrapping. Letter, Cap and Bill Paper:
Dayid's AID Blacks Ink--2 or, 4 Oh. and ats;
Baekingland Brushes Powder and shot Sc. Fursac by
Oct. 9TH. 1852. MekOY s. III BE Err rs
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TINE TICKET WHICH has received the almost urani-
support of the citizens of New Hanover and sur
rounding Counties for several prominently
presented to its former patrons SCOTT q BALDWIN.
by attempting to distances and chances
wi Scott & Graham would nevertheless beg say they
still in the feldsoliciting support and patronage
their fashionable Merchant Tailoring
they promise equal and exact Justice to all and thus
Measures and not Men, Is thee stcrcotyped watch
word. They will give you ftsspendid tsihsy will sell
goods at fair prices, Of excellent qualities They defy
opposition and discard party cqucsand they would there
fore beg to be considered the Peoples Ticket Call
there-the Polls closed. Oes. 49,
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Later From Europe.

Y
sci bs.l ORR Oct Ii The steamer Franklin srrI-
taa la., "day, bringing Liverpool and Southamp
eFqlrus lie 18th September. Al the time OF he'
og iqo, son was actise The sales of the proceed,
eeeiyL'ra' S reached 5000 bales, al an advance OF
FeGiops pence Flour was scarce and wanted a.
Penny r'tS Wheat was ACTIVE at decline OF one
seossi oln was steady and provisions dali Con
sa Sal. At. 100 to 1904 The money market was
aaess E,,ean Guano expedition was creating great
40 uDsn.ma. England, and collision was feared.
~ Louis SSssSiaI attempt had been made TO assassl
.sOa na %tapoIeon at MarseiIles. by means of an
1900 mime hume composed of $50 gun barrels, loaded
74e polic co'le'S. The machine had been secured
4 4lricss ' f1o and the parties arrested.
sNds Jba vi" Parls say that the first official &C
rs, 70 ns olSummation of the Empire. will tak'
~ Dc psb;sbo On the 18th October, when decres
'Re and ,ae Tor convocaton of the Senate t
n.y. s'e ayiI;n 'epot on an address from the Depart
" '7S iRs President 10 assume imperial dig
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Sect'S,

az-" To thinking men," says the intelligent editor
of = Wing paper in Michigan, in an earnest appeal
ON behalf Of his candidate, will only be necessary
TO nams The men on the respective tickets Inc
Democrats offer ms Pierce and King-names gov.
~ fame While the Wings propose the veteran Scott,
the conaueror Of Mexico and Graham no less widely
celebrated il the art OF peace the inventor oil the
world. famous Graham bread"
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MARRIED ID.

In this town Sunday morning last by tie Rev. A.
REPIToN Mr.. Evans D. WILLIAMS, printer, Miss LUCY
/. MCColLUM, all of this town.
In Bladen county, the 9th inst by Rev. Mr.. St Clair
Mr. JACOB a. EVANS of Brunswick CO., to Miss MARY
ANN SKIES of Baden.
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W. II. M'koY.
MeKoY 4 ROBERTS.
J. H. ROBERTS

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS; ALSO,
VI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS. South
Water street, Wilmington, n C intend keeping at the
boye stand large assortment of GROCERIES, LIQUORS
and PROVISIONS at Wholesale and RETAIL Particular at
tention win be paid TO all orders from the country
would respectfully invite the citizens of Wilmington and the
adjoining country cali and examine stock before
chasing elsewhere We intend to carry general COM
mission business Particular attention W be given to the
sale of Naval Stores and al kinds of produce Liberal
Cash advances made consignments.
Wilmington, October 9th, 1852. Z7-tf-6H
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pIANOS-MUSIC.

1TR HERMANN L. SCHREINER respectfully -
wi informs the citizens of Wilmington and vieini
ty that he opened Store on where ne
most celebrated manufacture viz g. 81 g. 81 and octave
Pianos in cases. and with the latest
Tbese Pianos have been selected by himself at the North
and he therefore feels confident that he guarantee them
and sell them at Ne- York prices He will also have
hand and = constantly receiving the latest most fash
onabe and best Music that living IN the conn
try have any piece of Music published in Europe OF
We will receive orders Brass String Bands either
for instruments or arranged music for bands Of g. ~ OF
Is members ANY piece sent to him to arrange lot .ns
and with despatch Having arranged all the musc or the
Wilmington Amateur Brass Band for the last
with the Piano. 5.f
Oct. 10.
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NOTICE.

IL persons forwarned from trading for certain
"A Constable Receipt given by Lott Groom to j. c. artz
for s5 dated in October 1851 and the said Groom is here
by forwarned from paying tad receipt to any but
myself. w. $. LARk1NS, Admir-.
October II, 1922 of J. G.. HARTz.