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pROPOsALs for Carrying the Mails Of the Uatted
States from the h day o November, 1854 3h
1854 inclusive in Kentucky and Illinois, viii be rea1ived
tract Ofee Of the Poet Office Department the city
until the 18th day OF September ie2 ito be decided by the
owng on the routes and the and herein specified
viz
KENTUCKY
52i5 From owcnsboro by Narrows Long Pals Creek Cal
houn, Rumsey, Social Hil worhingion, Bremen
Greenvlle, Lead Hin, Fru tiil Pilot Knob, and CIny
20 Eikton, lO4 miles and back, times week
Wortngton 20 be supplied The going and Fruit m
trips. n
Leave owensboro Monday Wednesday, Friday M
Arrive al Eikton next day bye, p.mi
Leave Ekton Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 6, =. M
Arrive at owensboro' nert day by 8, p.
ILLINOIS.
New Milford, Efda, Keishwauke, Rockford Harlem
Roscoe, and Rocktan, to Beloit II miles and back
Leave Dixon daily, except Sunday, at 2, o..
Arrive n, Beloit next day by 5, p.
Leave Belot daily except sunday, at Q, a. nj
Arrive at Dron next day by ., a.
Bidders should conveyance intended The mai
TO be earned in preference TO their
required by the OF the mails Deduction
the mail trips run, and fines imposed per
formed agreeaby contract The
annu the for repeated violating
laws lie alter the contract schedule he alow
for additional stock made
No will be allowed should the distance sreac
advertised The proposals should be propo
525, Kentucky 1895,
10 the second Assistant Postmaster General"
For further particulars the conditions Of bidding
advertisement
certain routes in Kestucy and Illinois, &C.
NJ. HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr 0rrrct DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1854. Aug 3-iawtw
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Land for Sale I'm Eastern Virginia.

rHE undersigned being by engagements attending
owned by him, has concluded fr
private sale This farm about two miles from Williamsburg,
James City county In Williamsburg located nouhng
academies and female which considered unupass
excellence by In the country William and Mary College
also In this pacean institution under the
assistant bishop OF the Episcopal Church OF Virginia
distinguished have educated
rson and other American Presidents individuals desirous OF
children offered therefore,
this vicinity lines
York. Baltimore and Richmond will shortly regularly at
wharf within miles from this farm; II
might be converted into lucrative market garden
woodland, arabic land valuable meadow
pings and mill stream and there abundance OF ma The
whole 10 l5i
OF land few miles from this Norfolk
few days since gentleman who proprietor estate
York offered 40
The intention Of the who wished TO make the purchase
to establish vegetable garden" nc.
THK VEGETABLE OF Lower viRaIN.-We tate from
the Norfolk Argus the following statistics sc. 'The Steamship
Roanoke yesterday New
(Nook 81 barrels Of cherries and 2 barrels OF green peas
baltimore boau for week past, lave averaged
barrels Of IL estimated that less than half million
will be realized the shipment
vegetables from this port - -Rchra nd
Persons wishing purchase will with
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawi5t JOHN NJ. GAIT, M. d.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

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payment OF the subscription be ma In advance.
distant subscribers money BY letter posass
winch WIN be paid BY assumed BY ourseye. in
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ri during me ses-
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Subscriptions for period ess year viii be received on
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o. PoSTMAsTRRs 10 act a. our agents and by
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subscribers with so enclosed will be emitted copy
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REMARKS ON THE SAME SUBJECT, ON THE
I0TH OF AUGUST

Mr.. LETCHER said Mr. Speaker when | conclude
the remarks which design submit shall present to the
House motion refer the bill to the Committee of the
Whole the Of the Union, in order that may be
fully considered in that mode which tho only one, so
lar as know, in which adequate justice be done to
u IL is perfectly manifest, think, to every on this
hoo that 10 the present OF things the House not in
condition, has the time, considering this bill IN
ne morning hour) do justice Il, and to the attorneys
anas and other officers who embraced in its various
p.o.is'oes That only be DONE IN my view, in Com
o he Whole the Of the Union, where greater
,.a.oue allowed; where opportunity will be gwen to
'he ol clause by clause and where the numerous
feeeeons with which II abounds may be fairly, justly,
and considerably corrected
a'e oeen struck throughout the whole course OF the ro-
mars o. my colleague, Mr.. MSAps, and Of the dis
sa.gusned chairman Of the Judiciary Committee, Mr..
moLAsAH.s m with the singular mode OF argument which
oce1 resored TO by them, for the purpose OF endcavor-
s 70 iorce this bull through the House without giving to
an opportunity to amend IT, and thus relieve il Of some
objectionable features. II passed in present shape,
II viii pass without my vote
boh of those gentlemen have confined their Arguments
anu oenuncauons, m great measure, four fve
souse alleged to have been committed the States OF Mas
saohuse,ts and New York My colleague in the remarks
which he has just concluded has called particular attention.
od has consumed much Of his time in an of The
New York case, which will be found on reference 10 the
ninth and tenth pages Of the report Of the committee.
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wtrmroros Couwry, Dsrsrcr OF CoIuspu;
IN G. Towie and Dow
OF Jesse Dow deceased.The administrators, aforesaid,
appreciation Of the Orphans Court
county aforesaid appointed Wednesday, the 9Th September
Distribution Of the said
the in hand, far the have been and
money when where all the
cened notified attend with their claims properly vouccd
otherwise be excluded from all benefit
provided copy OF this order be published
weeks the Union city, previous said 7 day sepem
ber
Test ED. ". ROACH,
True copy
ED. N, ROACH,
Aug ie-lsw3w Register Of Wills.
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I'D FOFt CONTAISTNG TWENTf
ofland, being in Montgomery county, the road from
GEORGETOWN Seneca Ms called the road eight
Georgetown, and and half miles from known
DuIey Mill, Captain John whins
property win do well call and me- living Concord
church, within me mile Of sbove property.
". R--piery Of water and building stone -
Aug lo-oaw3t' WILLIAM sAYER
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VIRGINIA,
Delivered in the House Of Rspr sseniapss s 7h Of August
1852.
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EnR SALE

A L: H. PIERCE'S BOOK SToRE.--Papier iMache
"A Writing Desk Rose wood Writing Desk Mahogany
writing Desk Papier machc work boxes; Antique work
boxes Ebony work boxes Rose wood work boxes Mahuc-
any work boxes Turkey, Morocco and Porcelain Cabas
work boxes Ivory and Pearl paper folders Tortoise she'll
eases Pearl Port Monies Damascus Steel Monies Pearl
inald with silver Monies Paper mache Monies Tortoise
shell Monies Fancy 1nksans of almost every kind Port
toos Fans, beautiful article. Games Chess men, Back
gammon boxes, Dominoes; The circle of knowledge for
SMldren Wanderers in the Wilderness for Children The
for Children Peter Peezzewigs mthul Game of happy
wits Tor do, and variety of others for Children.
Also handsome assortment of Plain Fancy Letter and
Note paper Envelopes Seals, Visiting tds &c. &c., to-
gcther with large assortment of Juvenile Books
no would suppose, from Adams simple courses 'aB
That cookery could have called forth such resources
/. AS form science and nomenclature
FROM out the commoncst demands of nature. --ra
prepared TOR ChraStni0S just received and for sale at
L. H. PlERCES Book Store the following works for house
Keepers: The Ladies' new book of Cookery. practical
system Tor private families in town and drec
So preparations of food for nvads and children
win numerous engrayings by Sarah J. Hale The Amer
can economical housekeeper and family receipt book by Mrs
r. a. Rowland Mrs Putnam's receipt book and Young
Assistant The Virginia Housewife by Mrs
randolph Miss eslies receipt book Miss Beechers Do
mestc receipt book The Improved Housewife or book Of
receipts with engravings for marketing and carving bv
MIS- A L. Webster alike experienced in the vicisstudcs
me anu In housewiferywhom admonory years in
vte 10 moro retired and less active life chcered by .ec
tionate remembrances of patron friends = ~
she riseth while yet it is dark-looketh we'll to the
ner household, and cateth not the bread
Sixteenth thousand revised editions with npeent and
perpetual calender; McKenziss 5000 Receipts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT

rs confidently recommended invalis UNSURPASSED by
ness and other drns of Common Gods BRoNCIlfs AsTiI
Ma cRouP CoNsUMPToN early stage aud for The re-
lief of the patient advanced stages OF that fatal disease
1t combines remedies of
ing and tonic Qualities acts through the Skin gently and with
great efficacy for the of this class of diseases
Certificate from DR. ADDISON physician the Baltimore
Southern Dspensary.
n he ne9% o 2oar
RANT and having also made trials Of virtues
public medicine the treatment Of le va.
rous diseases for which it is intended.
respectable physicians we have
communicated knowledge constituents these meJi-
cnes have been pleased favor with their opinions
been acquainted with tor the Of the diseases for which
are recommended.
OPINION OF DR.. SAM. B. MARTIN.
One of the experienced This city long
celebrated for his successful practice. ...
your DARRG as we'll as your Ano yne Cherry
Expecorant and find them both valuable comp und
safe and consistent with medical practice and do
Baltimore, June 1852. s.B MARTIN, MD.
z.- sTABLER's DIARRIIGA CORDIALI
pleasant compounded in agreement
Pharmacy Of therapeutic long known and celebrated
iecton Of he system In s actions it AAYs NAUSEA and
at the same time that it cures the disease. sr'
Opinion of Dr. JoHs physician the Baltimore South
Having made trial of youF CORDIAL and
being also acquainted with the Ingredients of which compos
Others favor Of extraordinary efficacy the Of d.
& and asS resnse dna d hsoS SS ias
The subscribers Apohecares and the city
ess 5 m as
dial medicines Of great value and very efficient for the relief
preparation style
of putting and we take pleasure in Recommending them
C. Moore 1sSse, erahams joseph @ Rebsrts H Ga
Iogne s Flaming y. barry Co, s1ansbury. Nc.
niaa ESvsg spp " Magss
! as-For sale BY ugssts generally. md BY -. z
q. DuPR s. Druggist, Wilmington. N
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PIANos-MUsIC.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the ctsensEA
of Wilmington and vicinity that he has openedffT
MUSIC STORE on Market street, above the Carolina
Hotel where he intends to keep complete assortment Of
PIANOS of the most celebrated manufacture. No. g. 81
81 and octave Pianos in Rosewood Cases. with the la
test improvements These instruments have been
by himself, and he therefore feels confident guarantee
them to be superior in one finish and to any
which to this market before. He will sell them
at New York prices. :
He also keeps and is constantly receiving the latest md
most fashionable Music for Piano all instruments
His arrangements with Northern Publishers are such that
he enabled receive any ordered piece either published
in Europe or in this country il three days He win attend
ments arranged Music with DESPATCH having
all the Music of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du
ring the last months isz 7-zs.& "a y - =
Old Pianos taken in exchange. ese sf.E --t. .f-
All orders for Music from the country win
be promptly attended to. HERMANN L. SCHREINER.
Nov 12th.-[6-tf Ig -ss.4t.-s Professor of Mns;c
Fayetteville Observer Newbern Sewbenian and Czol5s
boro Republican, copy times and send bin and
copies to the subscriber. :
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &C.


= DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c. ag{.
TINE subscriber has just returned from the North where
he has purchased direct from the manufactures and I'm
porters large stock carefully he offers a.
the lowest prices, consisting in part Of;
DRUGS & &MEDICINES.-Castor Coil, by the gaioh
bottle and dozen: EPSON Salts; Blue Mass; alap pe7
cac Rhubarb Sedlitz and Soda Powders Haskell Mer-
ricks and Schifin Co.'S Select PewersSs Sago Arrow
Root; Bssley Mace Ginger; Alspiec squils; Opium
CHEMICALs.-20o o. sulpbs oaihine, tfePowerg s:
Weishtman p lbs Calomel oz.aSulph Morphine 70
lbs Pro-to Cb Iron Act: Leadsulph. Zines Cit Iron
and Qapine Tannn aieranae OF Iron; Faleranate OF
Zinc. 81 .-a.-.rH
PAINTS-lO 900 lbs. White Lead, pure 5000 lbs White
Lead extra 1000 lbs. White Lead, Mol 600 Yellow
Ochre in Oil 1000 Spanish Brown in Oil; 1000 Venetian
ed do 500 Chrome Green in Oil Chrome Yellow do 100
ground Verdgris; Pummce Stone /; Litharge; TIMBER !;
Terra de Siene 600 Black Lead in Oil; Linsced Oil
Whale and Sperm Oils Train Oil 1000 boxes assorted
Window GLASS; 20 Sanl Paper; Putty; hitting Req
Lead, &c &c. .,-. .+s - 81. > - j. '. =
PASTRY s. COOKING.-2 gross Yeast Powders Or.
Tartar Bi-carb Soda; Vanilla Beans; Exits of Eemen,
Vanilla, Rose, Nutmegs, Sc, Isngass Gelatins; Russian
Gelatne., So
sortest 10 dozen Shaving Brushes is doz Nail Brushes
doz. Comb BrSsbe@ so loz Hair lrusss doz Hat
Brushes cAash BRUSHES 50,toz Shaving soap; 6aoz'
Oaantal bEp Il doz, Gsrnan Cologne; Bell Cologne, 1
Powders Tobacco Pouches Combs 50doz Paint Brushes
Blenders Fitch Brushes SpruceGufa Gam Drops Ander-
sons Lemons and Goodwin sSae Cat Fobacco 9 600 inn
ported Cigars Cigar Gases, SC Sc aFgr sale Mhoesale
and retail by * s<> WM. fhs ElaAffI,
Oct. % Druggist aatfseshcmlst.
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FOR SALE

4 TURpENTlNE FARM, containing forty eight iza
n hundred Acres of finely Timbered land situate on =
Waccamaw river the bead of naygatonbut aecessi
BILE at all of the year to small vysses and atboas
Three thousand of the above lands have been boxed
and worked for thre years. On the premises dwnng
house. and all necessary buildings There thre hun
dred of cleared land under fence well adapted to the
staple productions of the Souch. Also CAPITAL MILL
SEAT, with mill frame ready for raising, convenient to
ges the range for stock unsurpassed in this section of
country and its to good urpentlne market
the State Affords enhances the value of ht location well
adapted to the vicinity of rapidly improving community.
For terms apply to the undersigned at Conway s. c.
III apncatiens (post paid) will with prompt
attention. -~--->-4s544aS~~E: Z: GlLLEcIlEs:
Oct Is, 1852 -2.ssg
Newbernan Goldsboro Patriot and Fayetteville ObsSf
copy weekly till LIST January ts
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HIGHLANDS, oNsLow COUNTY, N. C.,

OCTOBER, 1852
WE HAVE JUST OPENED a well selected stock Of
w FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS Ready
made CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, SHOES and BOOTS,
of every kind and description fine DRESS GOODS silk
and worsted MANTILLAS; JEWELRY, ETC., of the latest
styles and fashions and of the best qualities all of which
enabled to sell at low prices have embraced
the advantage of visiting all the Northern Wholesale and
importing establishments and buying the best advantage
Also, full assortment and large stock of HARDWARE
and GROCERIES, FLOUR, CHEESE, COFFEE, SU-
GAR, SPUN COTTON all Nos, and a great variety of
other articles in this line at Wilmington Wholesale prices
which we arc now opening and keep constantly hand by
resupplying ourselves monthly with fresh articles.
Thankful for the kind patronage have heretofore enjoy
ed in Rchland establishments shall endcavor give
satisfaction to friends and customers every possible
and prove to be worthy of the confidence they place
in We only call their attention and respectfully solicit
them to favor with call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere in order that may chance
keep the reputation of establishment that all may
find a full assortment of the cheapest goods at
7-3m STERN & BROTHERS..
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DOLD ROBIN HOOD s. SON would respect >saHo
ID fully inform tke citizens of Sampson county Aa98
and public generally that they will carry the above bust
ali its various branches They prepared put
up the PATENT SPRING BUGGY. having purchased the
ness to merit share of public patronage They all
their work be made of the very best materials and should
any of fail in twelve months, with fair usage either in
workmanship material it viii be repaired without charge
Persons wishing to buy would dc well to call and examine
themselves they do not intend be surpassed STYLE
elegance and durability. .ss-.g f.t- ass3t.Eg
agREPAIRlNG done in the neatest manner, at short
notice ~ FS
aerbfill Ink Gudgeons made and warranted for ten
years. $l0 Also, Caststeel Roundshayes made and
war; ed
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rrnrrs or ADvERTlsINe.
Schools.

TOPSAIL ACADEMY. tE.B
TvE Exercises Of this Institution will De resumed on elon
il day, the 3rd day Of January, 1855. -,
W MURPHY A. M I: :. M ipn;or
Glass of any College the United States The course o
instruction will be thorough and the object Of & e y ln IN
aiued who upon tria should himself 70 be meneay
morally unsusceptble Of cducaton - -, 10 tasS
TUITION PEe SESSION OF five MONTHS, AS FOLLOWS: 20
Spelim Reading, Writing Arithmetic Geograrhys o. o.
English Grammar, History and Philosophy e = o o
First Glass in Algebra, Latin ,nd Greek 10 W
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Mathemates m
or either .i !. "A 1 1s,ss.
nv Mt 81 per month - \ NICHOLAS ". NIXON. 4s1
Prcs't Of Board of Trustees
l)ec 18th 1s525g & ~ .e+7fTa#@H salH S3Iw-l53m
srCommercia and Herald COPY mes. A N sa.a
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Ar Commercial. and Herald COPY 8 mo.
JacksonvIlie Made and Feruale Sen

BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, 4. M.... Principal.
Miss ELIZA HESTER Instructress in Female Department.
sHE Trustees happy that this institu-
ton permanently established and in flourish
condition Testimonials of the highest character war
them saying that the qualifications of the Teachers
whom they engaged such to ensures to all Who
and thorough instruction, ftr 4st-faffsgH y.
large and compodous building has been errectea WIN I'm
Male aad Female Departments. f7f gfia Is.zsy
vded the illustration of the different branches Of Mature
al Philosophy Chemistry, Sc Frequent lectures will be
given with experiments the various branches OF Physical
Science throughout Academic year, which commenced
on the Ith inst. ~ a.. - 1 = ft.
An excellent Piano furnished for the Of Pupils IN
Music. --ssratgI FL -Iz,a s i -at.f f7-s asfs
The of study win be extensive in any similar
institution in the Pupils may here pursue all branch
fit them for advanced standing any Col
lege in the Union.
From the which this school has heretofore
WITH the Trustees have thought proper to make
considerable deduction in the fees for uton which will be
aSfo lows I'd ~ .-a
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- REMOVAL, .
Removed to Mulberry Street. between @Fromt and
= - North Wafer. Streets. -------
FOR SALE:

----.---". LANDS Far SALE: ----------- NJ !
E subscriber offers at Private sale tract of land n
i eontaing TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES, adjon-- =
ing the WILMINGTON and Manchsster Roaa, and lying
about thitty -four resd1@ the townof Wilmington, i'm
medaten the side Of Big Creek the boundary be-
tween the Acounties of Brunswick columbus.
portion of the above land, say about two hundred
Agood farming and the balencc good pine land suitable
for. making Tar. surp pentine or Timber.
ALFRED SMITH, Whitevillc
. Nov. II, 1852 Herald copy1 " 5S-2t-l0.tIj
r AkGE AxIes of Superior qua,ity--suitable for
IL Timber Wagons Extra Timber Axes; House amp
Yard Axes, cheap. For sale by T. M. ROBINSON. :
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ADNIN1sTRAToU,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having obtained Letters of Adminstra
tion the Estate of J. N PoPE deceased at the last
Term, 1882 hereby requests persons indebted to said Es
tate to come forward and make payment. and all
having claims against said estate present them within
the time prescribed by law this notice will be plead
bar OF their recovery. H. w. FOY, Admir-.
December IS, 1852 S7-3t-l5-3t
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LOOK AT THIS,

IAVING again located myself in Wilmington, take
this method Of saying my friends in the country,
we'll in Wilmington that stop with Rothwel McAus-
lan where will all times be ready sell goods cheap
they be bought in this place hope my friends will
not forget where stay. II. M. COWAN.
Wilmington. N c.. Aug 90 1852 Soft
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$40 REWAR

SfsU wv ARD.
THE above reward will be paid for the apprehen- e.
l. sion of Negro Woman named EDITH. or COM -
monty called EADY, belonging to the estate of James
T. Davis, decd, late of Dupn county, and delivery A
to US or her confinement in Jail that get her
She has been absent for about years popaby turks
or is concealed in the part of New Hanover county aoin
ing the Dupn line We viii also pay the aforesaid amount
to any who will enable convict any white man
OF harboring said slave. Said slave, Edith wife of
negro named lack, "a blacksmith formerly the prop
erty of Henry Williams, decd
J. H. JERMAN,2
December 6, 1852 l5-tf
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

E.
SEVERAL valuable men, in the town of Whining 2A
~ ton. we'll known in that place the Cause Negroes AZ
viz: Peter, Tom, Joe, Harry, Hector and Horace. n
Most of the above prime young fellows, trained "
Mill hands .some of them excellent Sawyers sold for no
fault they be recommended ANY person disposed
purchase any of these Negroes please address the subscriber
at Gray's Creek o. Cumberland County.
'.r JAS A. BIRNE, Agent for owners
Dec 10. l4-t1i
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NOTICE T1IIS-I will charge interest all accounts
~ longer standing than SO days the goods which
sell nearly all cash articles and compelled to
charge interest, when they sold on credit:
May IA M. MClNNlS |