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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Dec 23-Steamer Brothers. Jones' from Fayetteville to
John Banks with two boats in tow.
Steamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville, to J. & D.
24-U S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns, fin Charles
o Dss VIII = WeEs Briggs, from New York to
IIarrss with mdze.
schr Eouse, Robinson. from New York, to Miles Cos
schr. H. Halock. Pow, from New York, to J. H. Elan
schr. Rachel s. Miller Peacock Charleston, to J.
schr. Monterey, Mershon, from Charleston, to J. H.
schr Henrietta Pearson, from New York. to DcRosset
& Brown; with ndze.
Schr. w II. Smith, JONES' from New York, to DcRosset
Brig Geo F. Williams Kinsman, from Portland. Me-, to
Ch ns 9,n! g. s Hooper, with hay, Sc
ballast to Ellis. Russell s. Co.
Schr Admiral Blake, Jenney, from Charleston ballast
schr Patrick Henry, Knudson, Charleston to Adj
Barque Lawrence, Clark, from Turks Island Adams
26-schr, s. R. Potter, Sooy, from Turks Island to R.
Dec. 27-U. S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns, from
Charleston, with al passengers
Dec 2,stsamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by J
Brig Il Curtis, Curtis for Boston, by chadbourn & Hoop
err with ESQ bbls rosn $50 bushels pea nuts and 95 600 #
9snr r H. w brown Huse for New York, by DeEosse
Schr. Mary Powell Podger, for New York. by Geo Har
box "copper" IL bales sheetng do batts bbs faxseed
574 bushels nuts 497 bbs spirits urpentine, 9l9
rosin 155 bales cotton.
Schr Lille Saunders Corson for Philadelphia by Geo
Harrss with 400 bushels pea nuts 20 bales sheetng
yarn. 300 bbs. spirits turpentine, 700 rosin
Schr H. 3 Weston, Maloy, for Philadelphia, by Georg
Harrss with 500 bbs spirits so do. pitch 7ls do.
400 bushels pea nuts, 63 bales yarn and sheeting.
U. s. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price, for Charleston
with SO passengers
Dec 24-BaTque Reindeer Franklin, for Cuba, by Pierre
| & Nelsen with 140 600 feet lumber ~
Sehr Adele, Applegit, for New York, by j. II. Fanner
with wal stores, cotton, &c.
25-Schr. Caroline Grant Berry, for Philadelphia b,
! J. D. NIcRae Co.. with 10000 feet lumber 1000 bbls
| rosin, 20 bbls. spirits, 300 bags pea nuts
Brig Wanderer, Mooers for Martinique, by J. & D. Nc
! Rae & Co.. with 1000 feet lumber, ST bbls tar.
! Schr ]. K. Randall. Blackwell, for Cuba by Pierce
Nelson; with so, 900 feet lumber, 81 bbls. oil.
/ 27-U S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price. from Char
/ lesion, with 35 passengers g,
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NEW YORK, Dee. 22-Nayal stores+-W~ notice 81.
Of 1000 bbls Tarpe9.ine At 81 q $50 small
strained 81 co. delivered 700 North County (smal bbfss
81 50 afoat $50, New Berne 81 q so delivered I5o
Tar, 50 06l in yard and 500 Spirits 1urpentnc S.
SO cents whoesas. and 56 81, cash, in retail lots
CHARLESTON. Dec 25.-Cotton.--The market yester.
day continued unchanged Near HOO bales sold at former
prices-extremes ranging from "a gle.
BALTIMORE. DEc. A-sales of 1000 bbls -four at as
%. Grain firm
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BsaS@In accordance with nvaria5ie usage, no paper
will be issued from this office tomorrow, Christ
mas day. Our National Holidays are so few that
when one does must confess that it is quite
as much from feeling of indulgence to ourselves
as to those employed in Office, that We avail
ourselves of the opportunity afforded to enjoy day
of relaxation. Day and daily weekly and weekly,
day in and day out, week in and week out we have
bsen diligently employed. with what talent pos
sessed or what facilities could command, in ca
tcring for the public amusement or Information
How far We have been successful it is not for us to
say. Certain it is that no effort on our part has
been spared. What has been lacking has been
rather from want Of means than from inclination,
and are happy to believe that the public at large
has been more willing to give us credit for what we
have done than captlous in finding fault with that
wherein we have been defective.
However it may be the custom of editors or publish
to complain of their patrons, of their patron
age, such has never been our way. Under all the
circumstances we have no fault to find. Some tc
whom We might reasonably have looked for friend
ship and support have thought proper. for reasons
best known to themselves, perhaps good in theil
eyes, to meet us with different course 1t is Ger.
tany better to hope that such will find their mistake
than to vent our ll-humor in general complaining
where such complaint is warranted. In all our
dertakings the community has met US in a liberal
spirit and with proper appreciation of efforts
This time last year our daily paper was purely an
experiment At present. although we cannot boas
Of any profit at all commensurate with the labor it
has entailed yet proud to say that it has
cured permanent position with hopes of future
usefulness which it shall be effort to realize, and
in that effort we calculate upon the support
which has been extended to from the first bu
these things may seem irrevelant to the occasion
and we gladly turn from matters of business to the
expression Of sincere wishes for the health and happ
ness of our patrons in particular and the rest of
kind in general With exceptions incident to the
progress of life, and the misforunes from which none
are exempt are pleased to believe that this ami
yersry brings to most homes and resides more than
usual proper ton of prosperity, and it is with
strong hope of the realization of our desires that we
wish to one and all ga merry Christmas .
Daily Journal, 24h inst.
Ea~We understand that mail coaches will be
placed upon the line of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, in order to form a connection Of
said Road early in January.
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Fire and Accident In Charleston.

A fire broke out on Friday morning at the corner
of George and King Streets Charleston, in the store
of Mr.. Valentine Heidi. The building belonged to
Mr. T. N. Gadsden, and with It's contents, totally
destroyed. Loss of goods, etc. $4,000, covered
mostly by insurance There was also an insurance
of $4,000 on the buiding-the value of which is not
given The portable fire ladder, which is about 40
feet high, overturned while number of gentle
men were stationed on it, directing the streams of
water, precpitating them to the ground with much
violence MIR. T. w. Dagset was severely, but not
dangerously hurt; MIR. VIM. Smith received dan
gerous wound N the side; Mr.. R. Forsythe had his
skull fractured, and three others-Messrs Clagget,
Mckenzie and Horton, escaped with slight injuries.
Mr.. K1NG-We are pleased to learn from the
Washington City papers. that the health of Hon.
VIM. R. King continues to improve, and that strong
hopes are entertained of his ultimate recovery.
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MEMSchr James G. King, wainwright, cleared for New
ork the 18th ns from this port struck going
New Inlet Bar and remained so hours Threw part
deck load in getting her off and she returned port the
23d in leaky condition " have to discharge cargo aud
undergo repairs.
Schr. MAREL, Baker. at New York from this port
of shingles, sc.
sehr amartinc, Tyler at New York. port lost
weather on the passage.
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CoNUNDRUMs FROM PUNCH Where are most
likely to find the sky blue' The get to the
milky way.
Why is the man who has just carried his carpet
bag Oh shore from a steamboat, like the of the
soil' Because he is possessed of landed property
Why is comet more like dog than the Dog.s!ar?
Because the comet has got tail the Dog star hasn't
When may be said TO be in advance Of his
age? Ans.-When he is knocked into the middle of
next week
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NOTICE

THE NDERSIGNED takes this method of returning
his thanks to his friends and the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received since he
business in this place; and would respectfully inform the
public generally that he has recently changed his
and will henceforh continue at his old and
under the style and firm of c. B. MILLER & CO., and
hopes to merit continuance of trade. n
lie would also to those indebted him. that he pro-
poses closing his former business and respectfully requests
all those who him. forward and settle the same
without further delay. t c.. B. MILLER
| Dec. 3, 1852 782w-ll.2mf
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G. b. MILLER J. A. SCARBOROUGH.
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, sc. Isl

C. B. MILLER J. A. SCARBOROUGH
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, &c.
VN7E just receiving and opening large and well select
w ed stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, con
sisng in part as follows, to wit Muslin de LANES Cling
hams Apaecas Checked MUSLIN Apron Checks Bleachcd
and Unbeached Shirtings White and Red Flannel Bed
ickngs Satinets. kersey Linceys, Umbrellas, Blankets
e &c Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars Clarified and
Crushed do Rio and Laguyra Coffee Brandies Wines ia
naIea Spirits Whiskeys, Gins Rum, Tobacco and Snuff
Butter and Cheese barrels and half barrels Flour
PEPPER Spice and Cinnamon Cups and Saucers Bags Ia
bic Salt Women lined and bound Boots and Shoes Mems
sup. Cafwelt Boots; Thick Negro Brogans Chiidreps
Leather and heeed Boots and Shoes every
scrption Spades and Shoyes Manure Forks Steel Weed
ing and Grabbing Hoes Grass and Hemp Rope Leading
Lines Halter Ropes Market and Travelling Baskets Fish
ing Tackles; Powder and Shot, Sc. SC. 49, -
~ G. 3. MILLER & co,
Market street, Wilmington, NJ c.
/ Dec. 9th. 1852.
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NOTICE.

THHE Subscriber having obtained Letters of Adminstra
ton de bonis the December Term 1852, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions held for the County of
New Hanover upon all and singular the goods and chat
tells rights and credits of RoBEIT EDENs deed hereby
titles all persons indebted to said Estate to make payment
immediately and all persons having claims against said Es
tate hereby notified to present them within the time re
scrbed by law otherwise this notice will be pleaded bar
of their recovery. p. SMITH, Admir- de boais non.
December. "a 1852 16-5t
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having obtained Letters of Aduinistfa-
ton at The December Term 1862 of the Court Of Pleas
upon all and singular tho goods and ehatels rights and
credits of WILLIAM c. MARSHALL decd hereby notifies all
persons indebted said Estate to make payment imned
aey and all persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby notified present them within the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar their
recovery. JAMES GARRISON, Admir-.
Decetaber II. 1852 tfaFf3zs2 --t1#fef 1876
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MARRIED, in this town, on the 23d inst. by VIM N
daughter of Mr.. Thos Capps, merchant of this place
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

large retinu upon small income, like large
cascade upon small stream. tends to discover it's
tenuty.
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EfRESH FROM NEW YORK.-Per Sehr. Aiarie. Mary
Powell and l. p Smith % Boxes Colgates No. ISoaP;
half bbls Extra Rye Floar 80 saarter best Raj
sins; Is half do. do. do. 10 do. dc. do. Low at
sss N s.s+tsas*4ags GEO. H. KELLEY'S
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From E urOpe.

The British Steamship Canada arrived at Halifax
on tile 24th with Liverpool dates to the 18th, being
week later
We find little of importance in her political news
The Ministry were preparing for trial of strength
in the House of Commons in which it was thought
they would be successful. Adviccs from British
India report the progress of the against Burmah,
evidently looking to the subjugation and annexa-
ton of its territories to the British possessions
Cotton has declined about half cent per pound
chiefly in the finer qualities. There is slight ad
vance in Breadstuffs
Sales of 300 bbls. Spirits Turpentine at 48 49s.,
and 5000 bbls. Resin at IS Sd. IS. sd.
Iron, lead and tin again higher.
CoNcREss-WAsHINGroN, Dec. 22.-SENANE.-Mr.
Gwin introduced bill for the construction of rail
road to the Pacific, which made the special order
for the 10th of January.
HoUsE--That portion of the Presidents message re-
latiDg 10 commerce and to river and harbor improve
ments, referred to the committee on commerce -
The bill fixing the compensation of Congressman at
two thousand dollars was taken up and discussed.
Mr.. King is slightly better.
BosToN, Dec. 22.-The Niagara, for Liverpool sail
ed to-day. with fifty passengers; among whom was
George w. Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune.
From the NJ C. Standard.
Masonic.
The Grand Lodge of North Carolina, which con
vened in this city, the 9th instant, adjourned OF
the 10TH There was an unusually large attend
ance, and the proceedings were interesting and har
monious. The fraternity appears to be in prosper
Gus condition. Ten charters were granted du
ring the past year; Lodges are multiplying and thu
membership increasing.
At the late annual communication the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Alonzo T. jenkins, Grand Master
Luke Blackmer, - Senior Warden
William P. Taylor, q Junior 8
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nRIED. APPLES --yefy handsome lot cf new Trisds
4 II i Frnit. for sale hv IKINSCoN sESi .ER.
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Wealth of the United States.

The property, real and PERSONAL in the United
States is estimated by The at 81 SO 800 725-
This will make an avrage of between $500 and $500
to each ndiv iual, about 81 800 to each family
Considering the great distribution of wealth in COM
parison with the accumulation OF foreign wealh in few
hands, this showes degree of material prosperity
which, we presume, no other country can approach.
The fourth of July talk about being, as we our
selves have voted" the frees; and most enlightened
nation upon earth, not idle boast It is literal
" and strictly true. No where else is there so much
freedom no where else intelligence so generally
dfused although in many parts of the world science
and learning carried 10 Tar greater height no
where else are the physical comforts of so widely
distributed among all the people, and :hese comforts
are the only sure foundation of moral and ntellectu-
al improvement. How deeply it concerns US to guard
this great inheritance. and TO transmit it as have
received it. Most Of all can do this by assuring
the prosperity of the country in all the peaceful arts,
in the development of its mighty resources and in all
its OF contributing 10 human happiness and adj
vancement. We cannot do by insane desire for
territorial ACCOMPLISHMENT, by INSCRIPTIONS OF
extending area, and by bad faith with the ma
tons around US. Never the course of power and
greatness more plainly marked out to people. II
will be SHINING against The light of Heaven if we fail
to pursue it. Our punishment will be as we'll deserv
ed as it will be signal and severe.
! THE END OF FAME A coiored gentleman, of such
gigantic proportions, that he commonly called
Goliath, died from the effect of too great indulgence
in ardent spirits. Upon which Jonas, after the man
ner of Plutarch, drew the following comparison be
tween him and Goliath of old
!" Bohswere great men. Goliath of old might have
been aIlest, but modern Goliath always higl
| enough
The one gentleman of cboler The other wa
a gentleman of color
s. Both were killed with sling. Old Goliath b,
Dayid's sling, young Goliath by a gin sling
The former article was used to throw stones at Go
Hath. the latter frequently threw Goliath himself OIL
the stones
4 A Western editor complaining that he could no
sleep one night, summed up the causes: :. A wall
window-eat fight in the alIev-a colored serenad
at the shanty over the way--a toothache. and pi
trying to get in at the back door.
d DEFEAT OF RUssIANs.-A London letter in the \
York Tribune contains the intelligence of the disas
trous defeat of Russian army of 600 men by III
mountaineers OF Cireassia:
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EaFWe understand that mail coaches will be
placed upon the line of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, in order to form connection of
said Road, early in January
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BosToN, Dec 22.-The Niagara, for Liverpool, sail
ed to-day. with fifty passengers; among whom was
George W. Kendall, of the New Orleans Picayune
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A Western editor, complaining that he could not
sleep one night, summed up the causes g A wall
ing babe of seventeen days-dog bowling under the
window-cat fight in the alley-a colored serenade
at the shanty over the way-a toothache. and pig
trying to get in at the back door.
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NOTICE.
WILL be sold at SAMUEL ROWELL'S, in 80
w Brunswick county, Saturday, the 9Th of ~
January, 1858, number of likely NEGROES, a O.
mong which several likely boys the property of AN
Miriam Skipper deceased credit of six months pur
chaser giving note and security before he property de
cred. ~ - JOSEPH GREEN.
Dec. M.-l6tdSl Admir- and Commissioner.
A LII PERSONS are hereby forewarned from trespassng
n my lands Goes and Blossom Branches and Tral
peter Swamp, IN New Hanover County a persons 50
trepassg, hereafter will be visited with the penalties of
the law. JOHN II. MURPHY.
New Hanover county, Dec. II, 1852 1861
MIR. & Mrs. RURWELL'S FEMALE SCHOOL,
ETH ssf@ HILLSBORO', N. q.
THE winter session will Wednesday. the
l. 18th of January next. The school is furnished with
and complete apparatus and the young ladies have
to extensive library Persons desiring to place their
daughters wards in this school will address sss
REV. r. BURWELL,
Dec. 16 iS52.-T16-4t1 Hlsboro, n. G. .-
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The Iron Trade is still fourishing not only here
in the United States, but abroad. The prices of
iron in Europe ranging higher than ever, and
still going up. The demand is greatly in excess of
the supply, and the Birmingham Journal mentions
contract being taken for 10000 tons rails, at S55
cash delivery. By Christmas, that paper says,
there will be another advance in the price Of Dos.
per ton.
RUssIA.--From the 1st of january next the impor-
tation of manufactured gold and silver will be pro-
hibited for the kingdom of Poland. The goldsmiths
in Warsaw and Kalisch used to draw their supply
of such articles principally from the German estab-
lishments. After the above date commission will
be established at Warsaw to which the Polish man
ufcturers must send their stock of gold and silver
| to be melted and stamped, from this metal alone
they will be allowed to work, and the articles in
their shops must agree in weight with the quality Of
metal they declare. In case of fraud or error the
offenders will be visited by fines and the confscaton
of their goods.
The latest Russian novelty is the smoking of cigar
ettes containing tea instead of tobacco The French
paper in which we find The circumstance says the
dapctice is becoming qnite fashionable and tea la:
j nt least the merit of heinz loss narcotic
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DEFEAT OF RUssIANs-A London letter in the N.
York Tribune contains the intelligence of the dsas-
trous defeat of Russian army of 300 900 men by the
m0untaineers of Circassia
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It is said that words hurt nobody; nevertheless
SAMPSON ia ced thousand Philistines to death.
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SUGAR.-25 bbls. different kinds, for sale by
- Dec. "a 'ze.s NJ MCINNIS. A,
TINE best assortment of Infants, Children and Misses
L Hats, in town, can be at the Hat Store Those
wishing to purchase requested to call and examine them
Nov. 18th, c. MYERS Hatter.
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TSIs III certify tha. ~ have ussd DALTEYs PA
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