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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

snd Of eli
his stand Market Street, under the Carolina Ho
tel Having served the regular apprenticeship under the
best workmen and being determined to pains to
please he feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who
place work in his hands
He has just received and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY
ON HAND, Gold Levers of M. j. Tobias Co., Cooper,
johnson, Robinson, HARRISON Samuel and other makers
Gold Anchor Levers, Gold and enameled dials Gold Du
nes-Ne England Clocks Time Pieces Ladies Gold
Chains Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Seal and Keys
Lokets Bracelet Clasps Gold Ear Rings and Pins in SETS
Topaz other Bracelets and all Gold do do, EN-
erald Sapphire Garnet Pearl Enameed and Gold Breast
Silver Thimbles and Shields Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons &C.
Also silver tea and table Spoons and variety of plated
ware.
SPECTACLES:-G Silver, Steel and German Silver
Spectacles with Glasses and superior article
to suit all eyes also have Pistols of all kinds for SALE in
Guiding style of patent pocket Revolver. And fine
assortment Of extracts for the toilet.
LECOULTER RAZORS, and splendid article
All of which will be sold low prices be bought
in North Carolina or New York.
Wilmington, Oct 23d, 1851 4O-ld-7-H
NoTIcE.-An persons indebted up January list.
1882 are informed that their bills ready, and set
Jan Is. y 1N'''N - N'' ~ c. MYERS, Halter.
LIQUORS AND WINES.-oo bbls superior Mononga-
Il h 1a T. Whisky ls do E. RAM 10 do apple BRAN BRAN
- oS 40 Wne old Fa4 ae ebsa
By : 00'-' O'N -''''N' anu ~ v ' NJ. MoTNNIs.
SoAP AND CANDLEs.-2ob boxes each For sale by
- M. McINNIS.
WHITE WHIsKEY.2o bbls. in store 40 DO: to arrive
w and for sale cheap, by M. McINNlS.
r IDIE. Lime, Lime. 1000 barrels Linconvlle WhitN
u Lump Also, Calened Plaster, Pastering Hair. Fire
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement 1000 bbs Lime &C. For
sale by C. & R. B. WOOD,
Jan. 2. '52-17vsl Contractors and Builders
PLoUGHs' PLoUGHs.,-sO No, 10; 80 No , III For
,aie R GkINDsToNEs AMP E1 EGRfEsoN
J Wilmington, N c., Oct 3, 1851 q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

PEACH TREEs.-The Peach tree is frequently in
jured and in many instances, the forthcoming crop is
completely destroyed by recurrence of freezing wealth
er after the trees have budded An excellent plan,
and that has been very successfully applied, is to
cover the ground, when frozen, with rubbish, around
the trunk, and let it remain until the spring rosts are
over
farmer in Ohio, made $4,000 in one year from
peaches because every body else lost their crops by
hard freezing weather His plan TO the roots
Of his trees for yard or two around the trunk with
straw, to the depth of six inches, preventing the fro
zen ground from thawing until he removed the straw.
when the ground thawed. the sap rose, and the tree
bore an abundance of fruit.
Another plan is to put large tub of water under
each tree, and some say, tie wooden thread 10 branch
of the tree and let the other end be immersed in the
water. Now SO long there is water in the tub moi
frozen, the frost will not affect the tree and the ru
is preserved This plan is said to be very successful
CELERY-Sow in February and March. Set on
the young plants in beds during the latter part Of April
| about four inches apart, where they remain few
weeks, when they should be carefully removed, with
the balls OF earth attached to the roos the trenches
Let the trenches be dug foot more deep, and pu
in six inches of we-Totted manure; moist situation
is the best The plants should be set about six inche
apart in the row, and as they proceed in growth eartt
them up weeS, little at each time, CAREFUL,
observing not 10 cover the heart of the plant. Fo
winter SOW in April, or early in May, in bed of fine
rich soil made smooth and even toerable thick
and beat the surface of the bed firmly with the spade
| then cover with fine earth sfted about quartz
of inch deep; if dry weather ensues, give goot
watering, and the seed will soon come up well.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02
Old FOgles.

Ola FOg1eB
We afraid, at any rate we begin to be afraid
that something of old Fogy"-we GER
tainly if respect for long and faithful services
established reputation and tried ability and patriot
ism can give any claim to the title and assuredly
we have sympathy for that school of declamers
who would osraeise every man in the Democratic
ranks who has had the misfortune to have been
contemporary of Jackson or of Jefferson or who is
guilty of the crime of cherishing the fundamental
principles cherished by those great and good men.
This - Young America" as it calls ITSELF which is
typied and embodied in the pages of the Democrat
&c Review, and which has chosen Judge Douglas
(without his consent, we hope) for its IDOL is not
content with advancing the claims of its own candi-
date by all fair means, but even resorts to detrac-
ton of all other members of the party, who might
perchance occupy some place in the opinion of the
Democracy talents and services night have
endeared them to the whole country. If only by
way of contradisnetion from this sef-styled young
America we must take our place among the
supporters of such Old Fogies as Buchanan, Butler
King Cass and others of that stamp. We have a
high respect for Judge Douglas. We believe that
the course of some of his friends in attacking other
prominent Democrats must annoy him very much
If we believed for a moment that he had any hand
in it, or sanctioned it in any way we could neither
respect nor support him, if nominated, and yet
we are great believers in nominations.
R5E~The Mississippi Senate has passed resolu
ton posponing the election of u S. Senator for the
term commencing in 1853 until next session of the
Legislature. This is done to defeat Foote, who, i
the election came on now, would have majority OF
joint ballot
PENNSYLVANIA FOR Scorr.--The Pennsylvania
Wing State Convention assembled at Harrisburg
on the 25th ult, by vote of lib to recommended
Gen. Scott as their choice for the Presidency. Ex
Gov Johnston the great defeated at the late election
was the leading spirit of the occasion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

MANUFACTURERS, NORTH AND SOUTH Some of the
wool and cotton manufacturers at the North complair
of dull trade and declining business. The cotton man
ufactures at the South however, are prospecting ANA
zingly, and increasing all the time
The following were the only Post Offices, in 17so
yielding revenue of over 81 900 per annum, viz
Philadelphia. New York, Boston, Baltimore, Rich
mond. Petersburg, Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Nor
foil, and Charleston.
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SENSIBLE REFoRMER.-At the Woman's Con-
vention in Akron Ohio. some singular things were
said. and some quite sensible ones. young lady
spoke follows =" For her part she loved man
individually and collectively, better than woman :;
and so she sure. did every one of her sex. if
they like her, would utter their real sentiments
She was more anxious for mans elevation and i'm
provemeut than for womans, and so was every-true
woman"
FROM THE Rio GRsNDE-New Orleans, March 25
We have report from Brownsville, Texas, which
states that Canales has declared against the Govern
ment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

A Man SHor.--On Thursday night last, young
man, supposed to be British sailor and about 10 or
20 years of age shot the Palo Alto house,
in the lower part of The Town, are informed, by a
man of the name of Edward Lewis. The circum-
stances related to US are these
The occupants of the Pao Alto establishment
heard noises at short distance as though person
was endeavoring to effect entrance into house
by 70 and screams of females intermingled -
Presently woman in undress. with child, rushed
into the establishment above alluded to- and implor-
ed protectection. One two Immediately left for
the of the disturbance and discovered Lewis
with an adze in his hand. and in the alteration
place Lewis was promptly arrested and committed
to jail where he is confined. The victim of this
unfortunate affair is dangerously wounded. The
gun charged with shot Of large size, and he
received the contents in his body, arms and legs
that his residence is Southampton, England.
| Herald, of 9th inst
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NOTICE-All persons indebted to up to January list
1852, informed that their bills ready and set
cement will be required in all cases.
Jan. IS c. MYERS, Halter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

GEN. HAIRLESS SPEECH-The Sumter Banner re-
ports the proceedings of the late Railroad meeting at
Darlington at which addresses delivered by Maj.
McFarlan, Hon. J. D. Wilson, Col. McKinglet and
Gen Harlee The latter is reported to have said,
that so as the Road should be completed TO Will
mingon, the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
could compete with the North Eastern Road by ship
ping all the cotton beyond the Pee Dee to Whining
ton, from hich 1t acould go to New York for less than
1t could be carried by any other route''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

T LIQUORS AND WINES.-20 bbls. superior Mononga-
II hea Whiskey ls do. n. E. Ram; Is do Apple Bran
dy casks old Madeira and Port Wine For sale cheap
by M. McINNIS.
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LATER FROM EUROPE


ARRlt AL CT THE STEAMER ARTlC-
New GuRK JAZZ. 2li'ne steamship Arc has arri'eo'
with dates from Liverpool II the It'll, inst :.
Miodlins qualities OF Cotton had advanced IN 'ne LII
perpuu market Flour had advanced ls per ODE %
bushei. anu Corn slightly Improved.
FRANCE.-The Government organ denies .he sa'e,.s''
that tory letters had been received from tue n-
peor Nicholas Of Russl By President Napoleon large
number or suspeceJ persons had been arrested anu SEMI 10
Cayne. The statue Lgcrty hal been removed rom Tue
Chamber OF Deputies.
rsn.d Throughout; the county, and the funds
were buyun The new Constitution /, was expected would
be proclaimed on Inc cia lnst
Several American ships laden with cotton, which had
ports duty free
ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN OF NApoLEoN.-Louis Napo.
leon has been upon by sentry duty. The bullet,
however missed it's nak and the sentry has been court
fnarlaird and shot
The ambitious EMS o. Louis Napoleon beginning TO de-
yeoae He be led Emperor of France al
caIy day Coins being struck by the Cove; n
ment vita this Inscription: Louis Napoleon, Emperor
1t is sai however The cnwned heads OF Europe nave
notified Napoleon that they prepared 10 enforce a a'
trs treaty Venua which !obidS any dcsceaoeht
of Empero: Napoleon from succeeding 10 inc Pe'a
title.
AUSFRlA.-The Emperor of Austria has formally abo-
oa,rt ,nc old constitution and about proclamDg new
one more in coDsunlnCc with his views.
SPAlN-Tne resignation of Lord Palmsrston had been
r,crly,. at Madrid win marked satisfaction. The leading
Eori.b pagers the nobe Lords resignation to
d,ervuce between himself aud other members OIL
The Cabinet relative 10 the foreign policy OF the country
The ENGLISH money market continues hrm; Consuls are
Quoted al 9 and American Stocks were III fall request at
former
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RHEIiM.

NEW YORK, jelly -, loi!
N..srs s. K D. Sands-Gencmrn Words can ou ireoy eI
10 perfect health the Of your inrauahs Sarsapa
RIM, Se vi. afflicted with cuantout disease mai coVt
bs bn. riar body that would have hre" npoo
IN orh ary tar THAI The humpr in hc race do
boy were covered with scales like those Of hsh Tue s t wv
zoe uanie walking causst the most asohs a.
the Joints severely than other pat >e suheie
long affection OF The aver cpansee WIN
ir,t, ard of the n,rvnn- -ysen o.
exhausted he usua,
~: min: cure ~ scarcely aEolng !e!:e!: "hl INC p
80 unayan ur ri h4ppi us: your S;r.ipH'hlt
..,.- W. Salt Rhcua but her "h'r
d-ranged but sn com mas oeo
tho ,rr using saaIara for six weeks anu aAs u
~, n n-.n hotties that enjoys better health thah
,cv;ons 70 taxing The Safsaparla My object IN makns
IT, who have suffered ad she mas may
s"oy brr. m apply for rcie (and h' not IN Va'J
~ eon,ncs cue will result Ny wife uhises with mo IL
hear'lel''na, v, ~. .i"csrsiv FERRIER SaZER.
c,xn Cary1Y OF New YoEx ss-Ferer Naze being duly
% % I-prsr say that the foregoing statement; to when nc
his and accurate. TO the pcst " NE
se belief S%crn and subscribed this 4.!E cay
IN sn" .."orr RE c. S. WoODIlULL Mayor
Extract from c,e received from Physician in Mayand
EA!'H@ " CAMBRIDGE. Mp., Oct. q, lc5J
49,, S,,I. c.,t,emsn Nv little daughter afflicted FOR
,ony i'm. with Head and 5y using your
ss peri cured all other medicines anu now
faiI. relieve Having used II anu tester W s.s,. IN
confidently recommend in preference 10 any ohfr. a. ind
properties contained IN any shel rhe
tcic aian, "'e!!s Tes me! l.tv FLINT NJ D.
arnle.l. kcsIec.'ul! !oui'' n ~ GYMS
pr.r,r aud sold Wholesale and re'a oy A. y.
AMI Chemists 100 Fulton street coIL n s.a' 80
Vos also BY Druszl,ts generally m
Frs,e by PuRcELl. LADD CO AgiE Ia niI IN
mond T. IL EcSSS yE,,hinaon D. G. Jan. I7--a ~tas
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GOLD MIMI.
z UCK's OFFICE, Pearl street. fs* tonrS shose ii

z UCK,s OFFICE, Pearl street, f=w Doors shoss
IL AlhanIbra
Splendid L0tte rieC for January, 1862.
Grand Consolidated Lottery CIass No g. Banoe
on Saturday 2ith. IS Nos II drawn Capitals: prize
s4nUyU l97, GO. 1000 lou Of iU0 100 oi 5ot &C. Tck.s
$40; halves 81 quarters , 80
SIsuuelianna Lottery Clasa5, drawn Baltimore, Wrnes
lay. Jan l 1852 IS Nos 70 drawn Capitals prize OF sQu
10000 1000 800 l0U o uu 70 al go % Of 80. % vi 40,
Tickets SlU halves 81 quarter-2 %
Grand Consolidated Lottery assD TO ialtinnrs
Saturday 3s IS IL drawn Grand Capitals prize
ST. 576 10000 $780, Of 230. ~ OF I.5u 10 NJ l,0G
Tickets halves IL; halves 6.
package OF wiioies s.up; halves loo; quarters 6U.
Two Dollar and hail Lotteries aw Mondays ard FRI
Dollar Lotteries Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Sales small oeesclnsc al hall ocucE A.
VI. Sales in large Lotteriesc close III hall past D.
Orders Tickcrs any Of the Maryland Lotteries. will
prompt and confidential attention. II addressed 10
Dec % &. u. LUCK. Richmond Va
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AGRICULTURAL! iNFG:;,iEsrs AND MACHi-
hEnI, SUITED T. ALI TIE SDiIuEhS >TATES.
FARMERS Planters III A-:G!;i- VIII nt al the Agricultural
WaIcl'ur l. b. ALLEN = CO. Isl an 1911 Wdicr street.
New York the ia the lmtcJ States OF tools and
net, urrd III their m1ch!r shop, rr The III
ii Of The f, mhc tie best vi seasoned I'M
Der nrly l. used. with ri :hG fret TuG'ry
-D Flows eel lU different
witch nunlc un board or luke po CHS sell Sharpening
6uh.soil. AMI slide hld ricugIs.
PLOUGH CASfINGS. various patterns which are bull
h Hws
CGvd,rs Oun Cor Planter, l1os, Shurc!s, Spades
and Forks uf YarIrus pat quantity
EuIrr Goa Sn-ics manufactured expressly Tor
Southern extra strong.
Mills RICE IiuIrr Cotton Gins ThrsnS Machines, ;o
what AID GAS, and cc Fas Mills tor do; Wheat and Corn
Mills with Burr Stones o. lrun plate.
HORSE POWERS OF iaerG., suitable for 10 cight
nnr
Sowing. Moving, AMI Rrar!ny Machile Gram Crars. Ena
scyes and Rascs. k ol "rGiufa To"-; G's" Gar.
tu aud Field SEEDS. Fu Ornamental! Tees order;
irnrr,. ed cattc, sheep and
descriptive iIcrat Catalogue, over m will be gwen
them mail ar their Ell
cosg icui letter stans t1 postage required ey lie pre-
poet office law.
1.-THE PLUG hinh'hly Plaaer.' and Farmers Journal
led S'in Ro::oa puusra I!icr OF the American
my Edurs uicc at The New Asr.
cultural Warehouse Specimen numbers Will hc iurwar''d 90 APP
rlcatiuu D corr e ~ Gdeu,s. H. ALLEN ~ CO.
Dec l3-cSl.lr lS3 ant ~. Wafer Mr." York
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5 My PUINT s7ON SIZE Ar A.,1INN.

fs, Undersigned prevented b! eIaEclrIs requiring H. az :
vldcd caewer r, residing Oh hlf tam Mi ~
publicly unless sold lI.aie H o. which due Lc'ce
will be lvsn the Blmsbrook Hotel lii Pete thue o "'cs
May II o'clock, A. without
gard that auRar hi hy improved ard hrtl
SANDY POINT situa ei on James River
Charles CITY Va IL mR below the cit! RcrVnu
ami 81 miles below the CT OF Peter.bug
hod, o land contans4 453 acres and has beer nana
divided we'll located With dn eiiss
nud.ous barns aud Ave valuable lots OF mocIca land
wood and timber each
Persons DESTROYS investing a"s quality NJ. oii.n
xr,af iHvItea ~ th.
Prlted bs the quantities :fo suodfnns Sc VIII &c
furnished. and accurate puts exhibited tnai r!Icans
OF the tmbered lands Immediately alter Sae
The The end Of the with tie privilege Vi Ho"!ns aud
seeding wheat.
TsRuz-Onc nth balance In five annual na for TIE
iarms and third cash and three Snnue IN
sameni, credit payments bear interest," and to be secu 2y
deed proved endorsed nesoablcli or eonr
R D. BOILING.
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l0I"pEKiES.

STATIONS OFFICE.
~ w. sooiu FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND ViRaI
Draws Nos. of Esn.uckv NJ II. Jan IL
IS 81 30 90 - II 50 g ~ ? II Is -
TICKET NOS . - prize OF so sold and Pli:ix ,,r
Drawn Nos. Of Kentucky. No Is, Ian l9.l:
q 81 II 70 e. Al 81 ~ 81 81.
Drawn Nos Of kcntucky No II, Jan AAh .
- 4 : II = - % q 81 Is II 30 a.
H 1,sh Ss' j j. g. ;2} Sold and p'i1ay s7nArrox
l,rawl Nos Of kenlucky No u. Jan !?,':
a A. 81 5 - ii q 63 ~ Is - e..
'''N' '','' '''' SrKArToN.
= :, Drawn Nos Of Kenmeky ~ p Ia; n. e. ), :,
iIaiG 3 Il srnAT1oS.
Drawn Nos al Kentucky. Extra clas. Il. Jan 20
SO II 2 Il e 81 81 ca 81 Is Ii 80 -
Drawn Nos al kcuIucky Class ttJAn. 70:
Il &c 10 81 10 % ~ - Il "A II - 81.
Drawn Nor. Q! kentucky, NJ J., Ian q:
Gn &c II ~ - I'll 80 IS % II - Is ! 5.
Drawn MOI Of kemu Ky Extra. No. ~, Ian ~
Schemes Tor the week
FRlDAYThs Keni:ty SAFE o,rr; CiHs No - Capitals;
s)i o. hrh SCwI 2iUU ul, lbs, 100! J, &c IS noa, 10
drawn Tickets s5-sharcs IL ruioron.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY e.
Thu keiucky State Lottery, Class h-Caa!s 50 ~ <'~'
5000 l0J 5. IL 2UBj lu1 1851 100 .; 100. berg the
In proportion.
Schemes to be Drawn this Month,
Knn,ursY Lottery. No 2! for Iln l5i2 raias: prize
sr2 u 1900. $751; $3.50 1872 o"t 3!Gy OF l51, 10 OF GDU
Kentucky Lottery No -, for Jan -, >2 Capitals prize Of
$1,000 lut SIN 1873 10 2tpo, 40 Of 900 - Of 800 Is
40, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn Tickc'ss lp.
III BnyrIsaft REFERRED my m Il" rizer ~nlcnis reg seel
Office proof of what has been tIaci and
continue !he number sold aud paid
Orders Packages Certificates OF Packages Gs, :c*csn
the above schemes and all ;hc Loerrr HI attended
Jan 10 y >TRiTrnS. nici!n.on! W
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s'TtJV kiS, ENHf: ES, nor liz EIitNaCEa. &c
THE LATEST AND REST PAJl EMS MA
person can now doubt the a'dmtset IN r use OF
~ Stoves. Tin, JnpanmeG and Iron Ware, SC,
iii. celebrated i'Enllcss Chain Pump ias only 20 lie
tu,n +, b, uel in DECIDED any other AGO,
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS :,
TT Orders especial care aud tIie promptly '!cr,
hanrs surplmd guaranteed cEi"' aud 0ccn al
| = n irs.s.y CASH Prices Nm. II ESSiti,,
,i,..,I l4i VAN S'ert
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TATTEHSALL'S.
IHAvING purchased OF Mr.. c H. Allen last Sertem, q
her IN above named Stables situated on Council L~
Chamber HILL take hi. opportunity Of re- A
turning my ;rie,ni- and the uic ecnealy,-
80, liberal patronage they have 80 hlniiy be-
R55ESS-SGSs and hope merit continuation {"
iflIh their favors by renewed Efforts on my part 10 &C
commodas and please all VIII, favor me with cali My
grooms the very BEST them Ioshna who has beer
90 and public OF the most accom-
mo,ulnr goums iii the State shall hls" keep l."
ni:e good horses and husses OF the
Horses ken month year will also attend Ia
the buying selling OF linres tor those who may think proper
| such my Judgment.
~ 81 intend opening regular Horse market Al MY Sane
one day every wcck-ue rotice OF which VIII De slvehra
H.: Ia give Satisfaction
10 both the purchaser and seller . , ,,,xr.r
Jan. 2-c;m u. J. EanNE~I.
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DIED.

nr, NJ m l. instant a, hi lac residence In New Kent County
JtIOLrIlNC L. POlNpEXrEl;, The b6th OF his age
i,.vr am,v AID Irie.ds 10 :uourn his loss
IL Washington pdipsrs please COPY.
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STEAMER BURNT AT SEA-GREAT LOSS OF LEE
BALTIMORE, JAS. 81, P. NJ.
The British Mail Steamer Amazon, from Southampton,
for the Indies has been burnt at sea- and onehundred
and thirty lives lost.
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PLANO EOtIFs,S, GUITARS, &C.

FUNVSS, q
e. H. TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies OF S,NHaE
+ suncrinr PIANO FnRTRS, from the extensive
manu- factories of Nunns Clark and A. H. Gale ~
Co New York The aln Of the above Celebrated MAKERS ave
veil worth The attention public all the rest gun
,ios of the They have been sold with enI
lion 10 purchasers fifteen at HE Piano fore a
Ysr Vachouse though from large number cons!
~ being there parcui selection mle
.n for elegant workmanship anu Errh
strength qualities peculiar TO all the Instruments "' '
firms mentioned -.
as can be had any~her
Nv comprises 6 AMI ocavests
nier offered for sale In Rchho
Va order short notice aud On favorable
terms
Martns unvaled Guitars win largo assortment OF mlor!e.
pain and .ail price from SIS san
on with Musical Instruments and nefcian
ze in great variety the only Music Store III the city
leo Main street, opposite the Banks. Ihne Sn
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING s. QUEEN.
r9yIIE exercises for the ensuing y ar 1851 WI
commence 0h January aud to cn,nucj uh the :'th
JuIy The patronage which h= School has receV ch ID"
Of years. sufficient and TIC ots eao1 v" s'n
give Of apIrecil,inn by the pubic. -.
sudv as hitherto VIII rin1'ace Inc anc' ad
d.ru Languages Mathematics. the Physical Scances uFeIr win
.he various constituting sound .us+h Eicao
ar C. Counci accomplished aHi enInenit qahrd aS'o'
cac for the 1t hccn engaged An aGd"h' as
ssan with the requisite quits and acqGetets VIII r eased
pe(,rc the commencement o he scS~on
The entire expense the for tultin In all me branches,
and every AIRY except lights VIII NC ST. %
bic ayji July. III. 49,, c.h,., al
dress the subscriber. - !" ~ ~, -,
Posi- Office. Fleetwood Academy DeC -.
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Al1GI;i.H SIZES,

By N. Il. s. C. d. HILL, AUCTS.
EGROES.-wl be sold b. this morning. a; 10 ocrciJ
"a Negro Boys, Negro Girl and Negro Wcnan AID
Child
ian q y B. NC B. HILL, Au:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

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