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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
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an the Cob met Col lnnS MASS. after an uhe-s
about t0en'y,pne hours Cot Mann au. a native
kentucAy, bat emiefalrd ab.al ii, year. ago ~
hr family i"the stale. lie was universally c.irrfsr
md regarded as unr among our most worthy rises
"" lins leii dtcpu.oiul" WINDOW aid large ati
~ childton hut h- wi. beet n. fw have hrca'
living 10 s'e them aii arrive tp 'hr Wears II maluu'
lie bad never auachrl h,m.elf to au, church IVA, ~
doubt ooi be- hal long since ohiaurd an interest
dat huoi Which crau.rih from al sin Mp
II lrt- r.on HMM VII nrn.. c-.nr
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Aaptist Co.vaattpD.

4 Convention VI the Missionary Bap
lists was held IN this place during the pas;
wssk. There were quite number OF MIN.
listers in attendance, and the result OF their
public iAbOrs was highly satisfactory. We
have seldom seen Y convocation OF disines,
viii whom wy were 80 iavo,ably impress.
q. W. hsd the pleasure oil listening to
ssvesxl valuable aud elegant sermons
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Resolutions Of the Democratic National
Convention.

RcsoiA. That the American democra
cy place their trust in the Intelligence, the
patriotism. and the discumInat' ~ justice Of
the American people.
Rcsoirc3. HAT We regard this rs Dis
tuctlse feature oi our political creed, which
Ne are proud to maintain before the would,
~ the grent moral element IN a form of gov
eminent. spflaeiog from aud upheld hN the
popular will and We contrast tt with the
creed and practice Of federalism, under
whatever name or form. which seeks To
palsy the viii OF the constituents and
which concciyes 10 impo,ture too mon
strous for the popular credulliv.
Kcsoircd. hercicre That entertaining
these views, the democratic patty of this
mon. through their delegates assembled
IN a general convention 90 the State. com
nr together in a splut OF concord, ol de.
votion 10 the doctrines aud faith of free
representative government, aud appral'ng
to their fellow citizens for the rcctilnde Of
their intentions, renew and re assert. before
the American people. the declarations Of
principles avowed b, them when, on for
mer occasions, in general convention, they
presented their candidates FOR the popular
suffrage:
rha, the federal government ia ore Of
limited powers. derived solely from the con.
,tllution, and the grants of power made
therein ought 10 BE- strictly construed by all
the departments and agents of the govern.
mcnt; aud that it /, iueNpedien, aud danger.
Gus to exercise doubtful constitutional pow.
ers.
. That the constitution does not con.
fer upou the general government tie pow.
cf to commence and cary on a general
system OF "terual Improvements.
3 That thecoustlluijoud does not couierau.
thorlty upon the federal government direct
" or indirectly, to assume the debts of the
several States, contracted for local internal
Improvements, or other state purposes nor
would such assumption be just aud expc.
dieut
1 That Justice and sound policy forbid
the federal government to foster one branch
of industry to the dctrmeut of any other,
or to cherish the interests OF one potion to
the injury of any other portion of our com
mon country; that every citizen, and every
section of the cuuuuN, mas lisht TO de
mapd and insist upon an equality OF rights
and privileges, and to complete and ample
protection from domestic violence OF foreign
aggression.
3, That It Is the duty Of every branch OF
the government to enforce aud practice the
most rigid economy in conducting our pub
lie affairs, and that no more revenue ought
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Concert.

We are requested To stale that the pupils
Of Mr.. SuxNkHs aud Miss Dunn viii give
Concert IN the Baptist Church on Monday
riuht next, the .stn inAt, which will close
the present session. The public ARE invited
10 attend.
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Al sueh effort. have an inevitable tendency

all such efforts have an inevitable tendency
to diminish the happiness Of the people.
and cndanger the stability and Perma"ency
Of the Union, aud ought not to be coun'e'
nanc.d By any friend Of our poli'ica. 'ns'''
,utions.
Resoired. Tha, the foregoing PROPOSE
ton covers and was intended to embrace
the whole subIec, OF slavery agitation IN
Congress-, aud therefore the Democratic
pnrt, of the Union, standing upon tins ma
,,onsl pla,iorm, will abide by and adhere
to a faithful execution of the acts known as
the compromise measure, settled by the last
Congress act for the reclining OF Ia
ci,ives from service or labor included, which
act. being designed to carry out an express
provi.ion of the Constitution, cannot, with
hdcli,v thereto, be repealed or SO changed
as To destroy or impair its efficiency.
ResoIrcd. That the Democratic party
wilt resist all attempts at renewing in Con.
rress or out of it. the agitation of the
slavery question, under whatever shape or
color the attemp, may be made
Resolrcd, 1ha, the proceeds of the pub
lie lands ought 10 be sacredly applied to the
national objects specified in the conslitu>
ton; aad that We are opposed t" any law
for the distribution of such proceeds among
the States, as alike iueXpedleu' IL policy,
and repugnant Go the constitution.
Resoircd, Tba, We are decidedly oppos.
ed to taking from the President the qualified
veto power by which he is enabled, under
restrictions and responsibilities, amply sui
fcien, to guard the public interest. to sus
pend the passage Of bill whose merits
cannot secure the approval of two>ihirds of
the Senate and House OF Representatives.
until the Judgment of the people can be
obtained thereon, aud which has saved the
American people from ihe corrupt aud ~.
rannical domination OF the Bank OF the
nited States, aud from corruptiug ,,s
tenn of general internal improvements.
Rcsoircd. That the Democratic party
will faithfully abide by aud uphold h.e puu
eirlas laid down IA th' keutuck, and Viz
gnia resolutions Of li9>, and in the report
Ut Mr. Madison 90 the Virginia Lcei.ltlu
IN 1899 that it adopts those principles as
constituting one Of e main foundations ol
It's political creed. and is resolved 10 carry
them oat in their obvious meaning aud
import
Resolr,d Tia, the war with Mexico,
upon an ihe principles OF patriotism aud
the Laws Of nations, WAS a past and urces
sary war on oar part, in which every Amer.
lean citizen should have shown himself ON
the side of his country. and neither moral
Is or physically, hy word ar decd. have
,,tv.4. ot,i mad rtutHtrt T., tim ,uaf.t,
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Having te.lvd the matter fully, we are
prepared 10 say that paper OF the size OF
oars cannot Nv published 1t Two Dollars
The advance ps'ce Of our paper in future
will ~ Two DoIlAss aud tiIty cents, which
$50 " rsml.lsd =. our II.k through the
1870.
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OF We had the poetry of "IpoL,xr :"
in type but n. there ARE ouo or two verses
which. according to our reading. disturb
the harmony of the composition. we have
concluded TO lay !, over until next week
hoping. IN the mean time. 10 have the pleas.
ure Of seeing orr fair correspondent
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Il IL rumorcd that an expedition ia fitting
out In New York against the Government
Of Psru. In anticipation Of IL war threat.
susa ~ New Grsnsda.
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Welsas~ - D.. Nsehseyi has suddenly
nannonlnd No. nnaoreN thss removing al
- - tsssA y - charges made
orIrI - lhssa9h ~ 0e1ssssea Nova
t. smk
- atep1hiag asss 6ss~s snvsssst
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FER W. pstAish IN another column =
|nneniestioa from "Vox Populi. +" The
n1sts Vi the writer are, VIZ conceive,
- sshjss,s Of inquiry. Ind4ed, il,
oAxs 70 ~, that Judge Todd
- for one hundred aud fifty
IN Invited 10 W %
ssiLls, thsss
sa0h We do no, - .
ws wosld remark ...,.. 70 Il. ~
b eessssnsd. W are eatisasd
r. lsssrvss soas u ~ pseeca&h, II
$3.50 ~ = assi.1d slsssAsss. W.
ou11 ~ saass msay oblIesases 70 him
~ esaIug - . long distance to open
~ ssGvA vt1uA ~ bsiisvs vs. ell hs Dc.
siese1 Asaag. ~ "a intslIigsn. and eour.
49, 49,. - ssassivs W. hsA low .qs.ls
. - bsssa.
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1'Olu0tOACm or tGWWuCNs
tor Of PAINFUL and Dsordetsd Hssa'sn'e ~.
N,,oarrags ~ Abortion. and The rsi'f " az - -
Sywpathsi,c Nervous Ass,t'ess a'is~dasa p" ''s
marcy
TRY TIE PiIII.OTokFS.
II 10 pr-rAsed entirely from vegetable sanes" n,
from rot. tina, familiar remedies WIN ~ a.,
rhymes which WEIR first brought 10 the n"cr ~ ~"
-ieisn by the Thai ended All old 'nha" 4,
wife in relieving and curing NIL those complain" ,s
which this medicine !. recommended. '"e'
prp..-. s-.s,,e, ntl.sps-m'~e. Alternative ioos -,
other properties, which combined. w.ine- n"'s.hil,
specific nriion ~ The mtesn- hni nv aisy'ns s..,h
". yon,hng The nerves, and u, ns 'ssr y W. i'm.
assist Nature in resumug her resalsetuH, ~ =. Ard
part hraIih and veor in the body, and cheef'"
conlentmrnt 10 ia. mind. ,iv, 10
n-r Remember. that IS an cnuce OF t'fe'e"
worth poiind ~ cure" u.. c,rp
n H. Purchaser, ioa, old imposition. viii q III
hnl IN observe my Written sisnsiner on The o"''"
Of each battle. 10 Counterfeit which y tnfxr's r
r. G. RislEY, Prcpstias, tlamh"is'
t..i. Nv SCOVIt, 4 MEAD
III ChNr,rr. street, " "
General Wisole.ac Asrnis for the southern sss''
whom nlt orders must he addressed. ,,
Jaasarv 10. 1852,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
T1IE Lots and improvements thereon at Saracta, Du
plin county, N. c.. formerly occupied by VIM. O. l:A
Jefeys Store and Dstilery, offered for sale. The
situation very advantageous location for the above
any other business. For particulars, apply to
l. B. & J. J. NELLY.
Kenansvile, Duplin CO., N. c., April 49, 1851 32-tf
DIsTILLERs OF TURPENTINE-Ih have reduced the
- price of my SPIRIT BARRELS to 81 60, delivered at
any place in Wilmington After Christmas they will be of
extra Persons wishing by the year these
terms. HOOP IRON for sale at $65 per ton.
Nov. TO- 1S5l-7td-l2mw* A. MORGAN.
TNHEY HAVE COME per Scbr. Jonas Smith.
i 10 kegs of that extra Goshen Butter;
20 bags Rio Coffee; 80 boxes extra Cheese;
10 bbls. Coffee Crushed Sugar.
e Tbn1s 6.
8 Tomato and dozen Walnut Catsups.
Call soon at GEO II KELLEY'S.
TOBACCO AS IS TOBACCO. Just received, lot of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
DRUGS! DRUGS!

THE subscriber has just returned from the North B
i with large and we'll selected stock of Drugs ~
Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass &
Putty Liquors &C., which he selected from the first
factures the Northern Cities and offers the lowest pri-
ces, consisting in part Of
Drugs.-Castor Oil, per gallon dozen EPSON Salts;
Bermuda Arrow Root; Pull Jalap Pul Rhubarb; Pull lpe
eac; Pull Columbo; Pull SIENNA; Lquorice; Cauhades; BIZ
Carb and Sal Soda Or Tartar Magnesia Peruvian Bark
Seidlitz and Soda Powders.
Chemcaisyr of Iodide of Iron; Iodidc of Iron; Iodde
of Lead odde of Mercury; Iodde of Poassa; Chloofom
Sw. Spts. Nitre Az Ammonia; Sulph. Ether; Hoffman
Anodyne Sulph. and Act Morphine; Act Plumbi Sulph
Zinci; Strychnine.
Paints, Dye-stufs, Putty, and OiI.-White Lead
pure, extra and No l. Chrome Green, dry and in oil; do
Yellow dry and in oil; Eerdgrs dry and u OIL Venitian
dry and in o Yellow Ochre dry and in oil; Fire Proof
Paints Patent Zine Paint brushes all sizes and kinds Put
Patent Medicines.-Townsend's, Sands, Webster's
Bulls, Keeer's and Carpenters SARSAPARILLA; Ayers
Cherry Pectora Wstar Balsam of Wild Cherry Swaynes
Syrup of Wild Chery Swain's Panacea Indian Panacea
Spencer Be's; Oxygenated Btters Pain Killer Tarrants
Aperent Taants Ext Cubeb and Copaiva; Peters, Beck
wih's. Clickeners Randleh's, Houses Lees Spencers
Wstars. Scott's, Ande, sous, Keeer's, Hus Wrights
Tylers, Mohatts S, and LeiGys PILLS, &c. sc.
For sale at the lowest wholesale and retail prices by
OPT VIM. II. IIPElIC. Druggist and Chemist.
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Oct. I7th. 1851
THAYER's PATENT BRIDGE.

NEW and valuable trestle Bridge has been patented
N by Mr. G. w. Thayer of Massachusetts, which will be
found be important invention The amount of strength
attained by the structure is spoken of being
The inventor feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon could break it down This consideration,
taken together with the economy with which may be built
will render worthy the attention of all who interested
subject This bridge adapted peculiarly to Rail-
well county roads, it can be made of
dued pan obstruct the navigation of streams
when RATS be desired pass, and also
be built at a very moderate expense
Isaac WELLS Wilmington, n c., Agent for this State
as also South Carolina and Virginia. and will attend to
communications upon the subject addressed to him. post
paid. 49, ,o,
Wilmington, n. c., Aug. Sth, 1851 4SIy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
CIRCULAR.

D & r. c. HALLETT,
d. HALLETTvILLE, Long Creek, n. c.,
Beg to inform their customers and friends in the
counties of New Hanover, Bladen, Dupln, and Sampson
that they continue have hand, and constantly
cevng every kind of Goods suitable to the wants of plant
er farmers and Others which they offer for sale at low
munerating prices.
For the increased accommodation of their customers red
adjoining countless B. & R. c.. H. have commenced running
regularly every alternate day, Express Wagon for the
conveyance of Goods to the above localities The wagon
its passes the Stores of s. Costin Dry Run j. c. De-
vane, and J. Harre stopping at Dr. j. B. Seavey, where
goods parcels will be delivered ordered At each of
the above Places ORDER BOX kept for the receipt of
such orders any person may favor them with All Goods
by wagon will be delivered FREE with the exception
heavy articles such Salt, Flour, &c. which car
riage at low rate, will be charged.
Their present stock of Goods consists IN part OF
Groceries of all kinds;
Flour, Corn, Bacon Pork and Cheese;
Alum and Sack Salt
Hardware, comprising Turpentine s. Coopers' Tools
Irons and Nails of all Sizes
Boots and Shoes of every description;
Dry Goods in variety;
Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps;
Saddlery and Harness;
Paints, Oils, Drugs, Medicines;
Wines and Liquors of all kinds;
With large and extensive assortment OF minor articles too
notice the limits of an advertisements bat ne
cessay on the plantation farm and in the household
1t is the aim of the advertisers to keep hand erery
article sutabetO the wants of country residents which they
offer sale at low prices equity IN business will allow
b. c. H would respectfully call the attention OF
the public general to their facilities in WAGON BUILD
ING and SMITH WORK. Having engaged first rate
Blacksmith Wheewrght they prepared to execute
any orders with which they be entrusted either tor
Wagons Tools of any kind other work and they
trust, with unremltng attention 10 business To give e
Ia! Nnv Hanovar co Dec l2 1851 14-tf
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Valuable Land and Dwelling House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his place the Mason 90
J. boro' Sound road, about two miles from Wming-,|
ton. The LAND contains about NINE HU NDRED ACRES
of which six in the immediate vicinity of the House
cleared and improved the balance is urpentine land
There two tasks Of new boxes, year old.
The Improvements comfortable and well finished
two story dwelling house. with suitable out houses well
good water and also thriving nursery choice young fruit
trees. The above will be found worthy the attention Of
those desiring healthy and pleasant residence in the vicinity
Of town From its to Wilmington, it be conf
IDENTIFY expected to increase rapidly in value Apply the
premises to l.. HOLMES.
Wilminrton n. c.. Nov II. 1851 56-3d-lO-wtf
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VALuARLE REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which are IS
| thrtv-fve sets of Boxes the most of which have u
only been in use from to two years. with sufficient guam
v of round least twenty sets the lands
upon which situated is not easily surpassed by
pney lands Eastern Cardinal There is upon the premi
ses two Dsterie atly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary out-houses Upon the farm think the bull
dngs altogether seldom excelled Those wishing to
purchase are invited examine for themselves Terms shall
be low and payments accommodating. Come and see e.,
Any person wishing to purchase can be furnished WIN
sufficient number of teams and wagons carry on both the
oneraton of Farm and Tupentine and with years supply
of provision. JOHN a; u, "A HoIo ~ - -
Caharine Lake. Onsow CO., N. c., July 22 1870 4'-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02

Mozart Daguerrean Gallery.
Ye passers by word to you,
If ye would skill and beauty view,
Delay not, but your way pursue
10 Gulicks well-known Gallery.
So life-like images appear,
That you will think your friends are near
Their voice you'll almost to hear
At his Daguerrean Gallery.
All styles and sizes here you'll fnd
Which cannot fail to suit your mind
No Artist great behind
In our Daguerrean Gallery.
Here friends in groups taken well,
And such possess potent spell,
In after years tale they tell
OF this Daguerrean Gallery.
And Gulick has both skill and taste
picture true he'll take in haste
moment only you need waste
At his Daguerrean Gallery.
The invitation is to all
10 rich and poor-to great and small;
Please don't forget in haste to call
AT this Sky-lght Gallery.
Over Messrs. Polly and Hart's Store, Front Street.
Dec. 8, 1851 7S-d4t-wtf
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@ -rox s PRICE, PRoPRIETORs.
Te,,ms OF subscription

.5,.nce. or within three months, -. 81 so
One yenr nont IN is delayed three 90
When ;nton received for less term than one year.
10 permitted to discontinue his paper after the
No subscription till the expiration of said year
wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
Any un in full and give the propretors two weeks
he Ec mr the paper will be continued and charged for
d ,icc. o.' w -, thc above terms.
riding u son sending five subscribers, accOmpa-
Any yance subscription, (Sl2 5O0 will receive the
rici by III a,' traits, for one year
b 5sas: oa Rs5 %s with this :t Office must
All ItTi Gost pad) to the proprietors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02

james . ana Original Bill and for sale of
Stewart Devane and Others J l1"H"'
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Thomas
l. Jones and wife Ann Elizabeth, -- McPhail and wife
Margaret and Nancy Devane James Devane and eton De-
vane, infants heirs law of Ieton c. Devane deceased
John Kerr and wife Mary Jane Thomas D. Bordeaux, J.
Gage and wife Eliza, and - Gordon, infant, heirs at
law of Anthony d. Bourdcax deceased and William R. K.
Devane Peyon r. Devane, Stephen L. Dishson and wife
Elizabeth > and Lvona Elizabeth and Lycena Vandozen
Devane infants heirs at law Of Patrick s Devane deceased
reside beyond the limits Of the State It is therefore ordered
that publication be made for six weeks in the Wilmington
Journal published in the town of Wilmington for the said
defendants to appear at the next term of the Court of Equity
to be held for said county of New Hanover at the Court
House in the town of Wilmington, the fourth Monday a
ter the fourth Monday of March next and complain
ants BILL the will be taken pro confesso and heard
parte as to them.
Witness THOMAS D. MEAREs, Clerk and Master of said
Court at Office the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of
September A d. 1851 and seventyixth year of American
Independence THOS. d. MEARES, G.. NJ E.
Dec. II, 1851 Tpr. adv Sc SGT l46t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
10000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

HE subscriber wishing to change his business. offers
for sale all his lands situated in All Saints Parish y
South Carona Little and Waccamaw Rivers consisting
of Corn Cotton and Turpentine Lands which there is
twelve thirteen crops of boxes in fall operation Also
forty barrel STILL with all necessary fixtures Also good
stand for store, and considerable quantity of Turpentne
may be bought at the place The land will be divided into
lots suit purchasers Persons desiring to purchase,
land by calling the subscriber the premises
HENRY MUTT in Wilmington n. c., who will give all ne
THOS. RANDALL.
Little River S. c., Nov. 14th, 1851 l03m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale the following tracts OF
land, lying at Lockwoods Folly in Bfunswck eOnn ;, 10
ty only % miles from Wilmington The property VIII De
sold in lots to suit purchasers: -,
400 acres of Turpentne and Corn land lying on Lock
woods Folly River and having on it excellent grt MILL
400 acres only 10 miles from Smithville Also,
lot containing and lying within few nunorea
yards of Lockwood Folly Bridge, on the Georgetown roa
A desirable site for country store
Persons desrous of purchasing, can make appnca'Oh LII
" iiinn'eoH' " u. w. ROURK.
Brunswick Co., Aug. L. '5l. 4+-U
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. j. WORD presents his compliments to the ladies
INl and gentlemen of Wilmington and its envrons
respectfully to them that it is his wish to open
SCHOOL, if sufficient patronage can be obtained
Mr.. Word returns his Acknowledgements with due
of grateful feeling for the liberal support hitherto awarded
him in Wilmington He will exert himself yet to merit
their patronage Mr.. j. w. has been North this season.
and obtained a variety of and fashionable Dances
Polka, Mourzaka RedOway Waltz and the beautiful Cor
Dec. 49, 1851 15-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
TO vic EARMERs AND PLANTERs.

IIE undersigned having acquired knowledge of the
i manufacture and sale of AGRICULTURAL INPLE-
ENS is dcsirous of introducing those of the
we'd kinds to the Farmers and Planters in North Carolina
lie has made such arrangements with E. Whitman Jr, &
Co., and Sinclair Jr., Co., of Baltimore. (two of the
most extensive houses in the contry that he furnish
at short notice any articles in their line Farmers and Plant
wishing to keep up with the improvements of the age
will do well to give him call All Implements will be sold
their catalogue prices which be had gratis by call
ing at his storesgn of the Turk Front street, Whining
ton n. G..
n. B.-No commissions charged to the purchaser
Dec. IS. lS51-l5-3m D. L. BURBANK.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

OFFER sale lease the following lots in the town of
Wilmington One house and part of two lots between
and Third Streets fronting Num- street. Also the
Southeast lot Second and Num- streets Also
lot adjoining the same fronting Second Any per-
wishing information respecting the above property, will
please call Mr. Lewis Hines, in Wilmington, on the
subscriber at Whites Creek, Bladen County, n. c.
j. II. CLARK.
Oct I1th 1881 6-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-02

THE subscriber begs leave to return thanks to his coun
trv and town for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed on him. hopes by strict attention to business
merit continuance of the Please call and examine
his stock of Groceries, which consists part Of the following
articles Sugar Coffee Molasses Brandy, Whiskey Rum
Gin. Wines Sc; Flour Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Soap Can
dies Dry Beef Shoes Domestic Cotton Yarns Teas as anG
stand Market street, in front of the Carolina Hotel
e''' Nt IN Io51 THOS. C.. CRAFT.