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PLEASANT GROVE ACADEmY.
FRANKL1N County. N. G.

NHE exercises of this School will commence on Mon
i day. the 3rd of January next, under the charge of
Mr. A. DAVIS, gentleman of several years experience
as teacher The Academy is situated about half mile
from the old Midway Academy, equi-distant from LOU
isburg and the Shocco Springs in of the most heal
thy sections of the State.
Fhs institution is preparatory any College the stu
dent may prefer The rooms will be and comfor-
table and every facility afforded the students to enable
them to pursue their studies. Board can be had with
either of the subscribers and Mrs Elizabeth Branch
$500 per month No extra charge for lights.
English Branches ST. per session,
Languages 81 per session.
w. J. BRANCH,
JOHN. ]. JONES,
THOMAS A. PERSON.
NAPH'L. H. MACON.
e NOV. O. 1907. 6-4w.
The Register and Spirit of the Age copy three times
and send accounts to this office
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Notice.

NOGAC&s
DERSoNS indebted to the late firm of w. G. & B.
Il II. Freeman requested to come forward and set
tle the money belonging to the firm and which ought
in good faith have been applied to the payment of the
firm debts has been loaned by Lucien Battle Admin
istrator of the Estate of B. H. Fireman. lsequenty
the firm liabilities unliquidaed, due and unpaid and
further indulgence cannot he given.
VIM. G. FREEMAN,
Surviving Partner.
Nashville, N. c., Dec. ], 1852. 949-wtf
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VALLEY ACADEMY.

THIS institution situated in the beautiful and retired
i Valley of the Yadkin, miles north Of Lenoir,
county seat of CALDWELL N. c. The Spring session
will commence January 9Th, 1858.
Tuition in advance, for Classics per session, $ls 90
." English, I" $40 to IL SO
Boarding, including all expenses, {" $40 90
Pupils will be charged from the time they enter School,
deduction, however for loss of time there AFTER except
in of protracted illness.
For further information, enquire of w. j. Bingham,
Belmont, Orange county; 8. F. Patterson and E. w.
Jones, Fort Defiance, or James Harper, ESQ.,, Lenor,
N. G..
E. w. FAUCETTE, Principal.
For: Defiance P. O., N. ca .., E.
November 26th, 1859.
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EVENING SEssIoN-34 o'clock.

Several bills were introduced, read and referred.
Want of space prevents their being reported in full
but they will be noticed their passage rejection.
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Valuable Property for sale.

ON Thursday the 9th December next. shall offer
vile county. my House and Lot, upon credit of six
months with bond and security bearing interest from
date. ~
The House slarge and commodious, stories high,
six rooms, with 10 LIZ nd attached,
in high state of cultivation. A II the buildings
we'll painted. 1t is near the COURTHOUSE, in most
pleasant portion of the village.
a more desirable private residence cannot be found
in this part OF the State.
JAMES T. sLTTTLEJoHN
Oxford, Nov. 81, 1852. 94S-wtf.
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNING in the Post Office. at RALEIGH T.
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The Register and Spirit of the copy three time,
and send accounts to this Office =
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Mr.. Dobbn introduced bill to incorporate the
North Carolina steam carriage and plankroad CON-
pany.
Mr.. Dargan bill to incorporate Stokes Lodge,
No. -, Ancient Y ork Masons in the town of Con-
cord
Mr.. Pegram bill TO incorporate the Fayetteville
Ice company.
Mr.. Saunders bill to amend an act incorporating
the Roanoke Valley railroad Company.
Mr.. Dortch a bill to amend the 34th chapter OF
Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Trip bill to prevent distractions 10 the pas.
sage OF fish in BHnts creek and its tributaries.
Mr.. Simons bill for better securing creditors
against loss.
Mr.. Lyon, of Granville, bill to incorporate the
trustees of Mount Energy Academy.
Mr. w ilder a bill to incorporate the trustees of
Morning Sun academy.
MIR. ebb bill to restore jury trials in the county
courts of Rutherford.
Mr.. Harris, Of Davidson, bill prescribing how
persons shall be prosecuted for keeping insufficient
fences.
AIR. Scales bill to prevent the telling of timber in
Hogan's creek in Rockingham county.
MT.Mooring bill TO incorporate the Roanoke Ferry
and Turnpiks company.
Mr.. Byrd bill TO authorize ]. B. Gardner 10 COL
ect taxes in Yancy county 70. the year 1850
The hour for executing the joint order of the House
having arrived, The House proceeded vote for Su-
Preme court Judge.
Mr.. Long, OF Randolph, added the name of John
II. Bryan 10 the nominations
Messrs. NorAeet aud Phillips superintendent the
election.
Those who voted for Judge Battle are: Messrs.
Speaker, Afford, Amis, Avery, Black, j. B. Bynum.
Byrd. larmichael Chestnut, e ook, Corbett, Dobbfn'
p@nni EoTe. Foreman, Fur, George, Herring, Hole
man. u Lander, Lockhari, w. long, Lowry,Love. j.
r. Lyon, Marin, Marshall. Mills, AIooring,a Nun
day, Mcintyre, Mcneil, Pegram Phelps PhiiIins1
u. Reid, A. Reid, Rives, Scales. Sheriff. ,ons'
Sn'ton' league, Trexler, w. Tanner, j. Tar.
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wARREN1ON MALE ACADEMY

November 80, 1862. 949-wG
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CARoLI
ARRtVED

ARRIVED. s.r
Nov 22-Schr Marine, Powell so hours from New York,
to Geo Harriss; with nldze
Schr A. j. DeRosset, Brewster so hours from New York,
to DeRosset & Brown; with mdZe.
Schr. Mary F. Lutterloh, Somsrs from Kingston, JAS in
ballast, to Geo. HARRIS. -...
Schr c. B. Glovor Rabon from Skallottc, to DeRosset
& Brown; with naval stores.
Schr. Express, Moore, from New River to Dekosset x
Brown; with naval stores
Schr Topaz Lewis. from Hyde county. to Miles Cosn;
with 100000 shingles.
Barque Muskngum Webb. from Baltimore to Gee. Har,
of the captain and crew.
Schr Mary Ann Guest, Foster, from Providence to Geo
Harriss.
Brig John Dawson Dickey, from Boston, Geo. Hsrriss
Brig Coral, Sartele, from Bath Me- to Adams Bro: &
Co with hay, potatoes and apples
Brig Hevellyn, Davis from Boston, in ballast, to VIM
NJ Harrss.
Russell s Co.. with mdze. a.
Brig w. T Dugan, Collins, from New York, in ballast
to Miles Costn.
Nov 23-Brig Mary Jane Gilehrist from homsston to
Ellis, r usscll & Co.; with lime.
Stesmer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedmsn from Fayetteville to
L. J. Lutterloh.
Steamer Rowan Barber from Fayetteville to E. J. Lut
terloh; with two boats in tow.
CLEARED
Nov 22-B Brig Susannah. Bernard, for Liverpool, by
Def1osset & Brown; with 1900 bbls turpentine.
Nov. 23-U. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates fol-
Charleston, with 10 passengers .....-
| Nov. 2i-Schr Memcnto, Smith, for New York, by J
Ii. Flanner: " til naval stores, &C.
Brig Emily, Young, for Cenugos by Geo Harriss; with
lumber. 4. .a.....-.
Schr J. H. Flanner yanGilder, for Philadelphia by Geo
Harriss; with naval stores, SIC.
Steamer Fanny Luttcrloh, Stedman, for Fayetteville by
E. j. Lutterloh.
U. s. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns for Charleston
with no passengers
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WV esooDs.a-AT TH1a OLD sTANDs RfAisikb1f
s r r. e L 7 !:

Il < E
" Pky GRoeEEIE 81 AsKD VA FIJI wg9!5
Gingbam3; Moaslin de Lanes Apaccas a.snsts CASH.
Cloths Fesngs shr.ipgs s s and ia - RrgHn
kentucky Jeans red and white Flanncs Lnseys; Turk
Red blue and white Spun Cotton Hosiery MeTns e. s
per and Cloths shawls; Saspenders; Silk and Cotton
handkerehie; onra5 @Rgg and 4eEon Cheeks
Rio Larurra St Domingo and Java Cuee brown, loaf;
clarified Eulverized and graduated Sugars Imperial Gun
powder, Young Hyson and Black Teas; Batter; Lard
Cogs Pale and No. Tes. s2d
Giagsf c 9S ' Gloves: Mass Nut%sss: Asr
SaltPetre Camphor aeratus and all qualities o. %
and Tongues Mrs Miler's, John ls, Applebys, Out.
eats, Lorrilards Snuff hbs half bbis bags Flour
Buckwheat; Pickles; Branded Fruits Lemon syrups
Walnut and Tomato Catsups Pepper Sauce; Preserved
W. l. Ginger; Diarrhoa Syrup
CRACKERS:
Soda, MIR Butter. Cup, Water, Egs, Walnut, FaneEs
Ginger, and Seed Crackers:
HARDWARE:
atches Hinges; Gimblets; Pocket Knives. knives and
ing Knives Augers; H Collins and s. W. Collins Axes
and Hatehets Frying Pans Broad A1ss CooPsrs Aazes
Files; Hand Bellows; BaSting SR9ons' Ladies; Flesh
Forks; Skin3mers; Egg Whips; Wedding Hoes Coffee
single barrel Guns Powder and Shot; Powder Fasks and
Shot Bags large lot of Pot Wars.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Painted Tubs Painted Vanished B. B. and l.
B. Cedar Buckets; B. B. Water Cans; Hair and Straw
Brooms Whisk and Hair Brushes Clothes Horses Axe
Heves; Flour Pals Clothes Pins Nest measures Bound
and Stropped Half Bushel Mcasurec Wash Boards Coz
Dippers; Rolling Pins; argc lot of Work and travel
ling Baskets.
Bill. Letter and Fooscap paper; Quilts; Steel Tens !;
| Black and L ed Ink. and Books.
LIQUORS AND WINES.
! Rcctifod and Ola Rye Whisky Apple, SPANISH Amer-
Cherry and Ccgaiae Brandies American and Tqlnnd
Gin Malaga. Madeira Mpskeat, Port and Mamsly Wines
CHINA. GLASS, EARIiEN and STONE WAN. =
And do not intend quitting the CIR OCkERI Bt-
81 NESS. will keep stock always complete, which
will be sold as low any other house in the State.
| PERRIN s. HARTSFIELD
| Oct. 81 Market Street.
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DIED,

At the residence ofhs father this County Friday the
18th inst, Mr.. SIMON w. SANDERS aged about twenty
three years
In announcing the death of MIR Sanders the unobtrusve
merit-the gentle virtues and affections which illus
trated his character claim the hands of those who knew
fact.
The manifold duties appeainng to the varied relations
of fe which he had been called upon to sustain. he dis
charged faithfully we'll AS friend, he singulary
steadias and sincere and, believe,
trusted in him and deceived. Of incorrup-
tbe integrity with settled habits of industry and
briefly, his in life's struggle afforded we'll
grounded of success, and indicated future OF
usefulness and prosperity But alas he has been stricken
down the threshold and Death has bghed tho
youthful and we'll nigh brokonhearted wife. and upon hi
afflicted father whose only he this blow has fallen
with seeming violence Com.
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While you are joying your rich plate Of oysters
just look over the following to sharpen your appe-
ttite: eAt#8 - B#az hzs@a q s#s
The enemies Of the oyster are MANY. and all of
them 60 about seeking what oysters they may de-
fyour. First comes the sea-crab. who sets hmselfon
an oyster, and drills little round hole in his
back and makes poor oysters back ache, which caus
him to open his mouth totake long breath, when
the yillainous crab singer down his throat
and poor oyster is in the sea-crabs stomach. On
the sea shore bushels of shells found perfectly
ridded with holes by the crabs Some times he files
the oysters nose off, SO as to run in his singer.
Second comes the dram fish who weighs about
thirty forty pounds and is about two feet long he
is large about the stomach, and tapers off towards
both ends. He is by means modest hsh, for just
as as his eye rests on oyster, he starts to-
wards him for the purpose of making his acqualn-
lance, and grabbing HIM in his mouth, smashes him
| into chowder, in the twinkle of cats TAIL, and
Immediately looks abont for his nearest relative be-
ing opposed to having families separated, he is an1-
ious have them all rest In his stomach at once.
1t is often the that two three pounds of oys-
/ tcr-shells are found in the stomach of drum, fish
! Third, comes the sea-star every body knows what
sea-sar is, for they look just like star. These
stars have FIVE points, but no legs and, ~ they d.
not keep horses and wagons they find it very meon-
venent to go foot-nos having any feet SO when
they wish travel they lock themselves fast TO each
other until they form large hill, sometimes to be
driven about by the waves of the and roll away
they know not not whittier. but it they hap
pen to roll Oyster bed, they Immediately lei
loose of each other, and hug an oyster, and wraF
their five points about him. and hug him closely
hug him dearly, until the oyster desires hin
to stop, and just opens his mouth to say hold, en-
ough.' when the rascay star runs little ''n'pper'
down oysters nose, and no is a conner
Fourth. comes man, with dredging irons, will
scoop, shovels and tongs, pulling him, and making
him into oyster soup pie, fry, roast and ant
so forth, eating HIM whole, aad indiscrimlnatel.
body and soul, without saving the pieces Thus j
is with poor oyster troubles besct him every side
and thong thousands desire to have him, YET nom
I wish to he him
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GUN IRIEs.-2o0o Gunny Bags 100 boxes Candy
> Wood VIE and Willow do; 100 boxes soap 70 boxes
100 gross Matches 100 rms Wrapping Paper so boxes Fire
Crackers 200 bags Dairy Salt, so bales 0akum, 100 Ash
Irvine. Warp, Dry Goods, Negro Cloth Blankets, Duck
Hardware Cutlery. Hollow Ware, Axes; Hoes Spades
Flour, Liquors Loaf Sugar Preserves Ale Porter Cham
pagne, Jugs, Jars sc.
In fact you find at old stand almost article
wanted. and all ask come examine our stock
and prices ard you will find that sell low if lower
than any one else. Gull and cranne cW take great
pleasure Shorlng stock.
Nov. IL. HOWARD & PEDEN.
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TINE undersigned have the pleasure of announcing to par
ents guardians and the public generally, that they
have procured the services of the Rev james Sh grad
uate of Dublin and Glasgow Universities to take charge
of the above School, Principal Mr. Smyth, from long
experience and undoubted literary attanments teacher
of youth is emnently qualified to insure satisfaction to all
such place their and wards under his and
structon AS scholar, dscipnarian and teacher few
his equals and fewer still his supcriors. Board be obtain
tanned with the Principal and in the neghborhood at s.
mouth Tuition from SIG to $40 per Session of five
months The institution will be opened for the reception
students on the second Monday in January next.
JOHN C. McLAUREN,
DANIEL c. MCINTYRE,
DUNCAN NlcLAURIN,
Laurinburgh. Richmond Co. Nov 5, 1852 9-eow2mj
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REFI1VA-.,

I3EFE1SA A..
Removed to Mulberry Street Between Front msls.
North Water Streets.
THE Observation-Disclosures to keeper hand large
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of AefeS=S9
his manufacture, which he offers for sale the
reasonable terms among which may be found ocLavays,
Barouches, Dunhanas, Bnggies, Wagons, Gigs, sui
Keys, &c. Also, Harness of all kinds
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not
be underso1d.
N B. Repairing done at short notice, and in the neat
est and best manner ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, N. c., July f. 1851 43tf
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p1ssoLurIoN OF co-PARrNERsH1r.

THE Co,parnershp heretofore existing between nrs W
i E. FREEMAN and A. F. MALLETT, is this day dis
solved by mutual The books said firm placed
in the hands of Mr. HIRAM W. FoY for settlement Our
patrons respectfully solicited to call and close their
early possible all unsettled will be
placed in the hands of officer for collection, after the list
of January, 1853 FREEMAN MALLETT.
Wilmington Nov. 16, 1852 r. - 70-3t-11-1t
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR.-l0U bbls. Superfne. for sale
IL by tte isl. .s@ - FREEMAN HOUSTON.
TNCfS AND RAISINS--50 drums fresh Smyrna Figs, and
50 boxes Malaga Rasns just received and for sale by
+ Nov II. zaa = St#ssss FREEMAN s. HOUSTON.
DORK AND WHISKEY.-Just received, so bbls. Mess
L Pork and 100 bbls. Whiskey, for sale by
Nov 81 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
NAPLES LEMONS.-20 boxes just landing. For sale by
IN Nov. "a. ~ WILKINSON 6 ESLER.l :
TUJU BE PAST.-For Colds. Cough sc. For sale by
u Nov. 25 S. flasWILkINSON ESLEk-f 2
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Cotton is heavy, and has
declined from quarter to thrceeg of cents since the
reception of the Atancs adyices. Mdng quoted at
from SO to 81 Sales dnns the Week of n 600 bales
coo bags of Rio Coffee have been sold this week at from
to cents Moasses has declined. and is worth from 70
to 23i cents per gallon.
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Oct. 2T

TUST RECEIVED:=
j 100 bbls. Whiskcy
% do. Rum, Gin and Brandy;
$50 boxes Cheese;
30 boxes and bbls. Sugar Soda and Butter Crackers
256 bags Table Salt
50 bales Hay;
200 Spirits Iurrentinc Casks; -. >-
10000 Cigars, different grades;
20 boxes Tobacco, do. do;
20 bbls. Snuff Lorillard's Dill's and Outcalt's;
hhds. and so bbls Sugar, assorted
20 frkins Butter;
20 kegs and 10 bills. Lard
10 bbls. sperm and Lard Oil!
so bbls. Mess Pork: 10 do Primo do :
100 bags Coffee, St Domingo, Rio and java;
bbls. Pilot Bread
10 do. Mercer Potatoes;
5 do. Mess Beef
10 half bbls Fulton Market Reef; Sperm Adaman~
tine and Talow Candles Soap; Matches; Paper; Boots
and Shoes kerseys Leather and other articles
for sale by FREEMAN e. HOUSTON.
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To Manage n Hexrinx Horse.

In preference 10 the dangerous experiment of pull
ling a rearing horse backward, recommend the fol-
lowing method Whenever you perceive horses
inclination TO rear, separate your rens and prepare for
him. The instant he is about to rise, slacken one
hand, and bend twist his head with The other, keep
ing your hands low. This bending compe!s him to
move hind leg and of necessity brings his fore feet
down. Instantly twist him completely round two or
three times, which will confuse him very much, and
completely throw him off hi. guard. The moment you
cave finished twisting him round, place his head in
the direction you wish TO proceed, apply the spurs,
and he will not fail 10 90 forward if the situation be
convenient. press him into gaIlop, and apply the
spurs and whip two three times severely The horse
will not, perhaps be quite satisfied with the first de
cat, but may feel disposed TO try again for the mas
cry Should this be the case, you have only 10 twist
him, SC as before and will find that in the second
struggle he will be much easier subdued than
the former OCCASION in fact you will perceive bin
quail under the operation. 1t rarely happens that a
rearing horse after having Seen treated IN the way
described, will resort 10 his trick third time
The Sportsman.
A BIG PRIcE.--We see that the Savannah papers
have been Dragging about the high price of so2e cot
ton not Sea Island recently sold there, and which o.
tanned premium al the recent fair. his article sold
for twelve cents. We yesterday cotton. al
Mrs NJ. A. Smiths plantation in the parish of East
FeIiciana, which sold for fifteen cents.-N. o. Pic
Tom stand out of the way of that gentleman
How do you know he's gentleman q
Because he's got on striped trowsers"
"Ynu quarrel with your wife, my friend; why
do you not think and wish alike - s' God know.
we do :" said poor Caue, " each OF US wants to be
MASTER
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J, nj. ROBINSON.

=. NJ.
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER in all kinds
l. of Hardware, Cutlery. AGRICULTURAL 1MPLEz
MENTS, Iron Axetrees, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Cast
Steel Hoes Iron Steel Hoop Iron, Truss Hoops, Rivets,
Sc Sc His stock is now very and complete, with
ny adon of and useful articles in the housekeeping
line Merchants who disposed to patronze Southern es
abshments guaranteed all articles in his line low as
they can be procured North.
Wimin ston N. c. Sept. "a. 1852
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Co-PARTNERsHJF.

CO-PARTNERSHlF.
THE subscribers have entered into coarnershp under
L the firm of :. B. & ]. A. EVANS, will tinue
the DRUG BUSINESS at the stand formerly occupied by
A. c. Evans Brother. They in daily receipt of addi-
ons TO their stock of MEDICINES DRUGS. SC, and in
vite those wishing articles in their ne call before pur
asino elsewhere. s. 3. EVANS M. d.
]. \. EVANS.
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NOTICE,

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the sub
L scribers under the firm of A. G. EVANS s. BRO, i
dissolved by mutual The business of the will
be closed by ]. A. EVANS. A. C. EVANS
April 18th, 1852 J. A. EVANS.
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GREAT SPEED Some extraordinary engine running
was performed on The railroads in Massachusetts on
Monday, in collecting the election returns. The
Springfield Republican says:
The locomotive on the Connecticut River Railroad,
under the personal direction of John B. Wyman, The
superintendent of the road from the Vernon, line
TO Springfeld-ffty miles-makDg six stops on the
way, in fifty three minutes This is average OF
more than mile minute, running time. The loco
motive on the Western road ran from Pttsfield to
Springfield -four mes-in an hour and ten min
uies including stop for wood and water. This is
very fast running. considering the numerous curves
on The roule and is very fast running without consd-
ing anything. -- :s.z - -yssf sass
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FALL GOODS!
WE receiving Fall Supply Of Groceries Fruit
Cofree-La gayra, Rio, Porto Rico and Java. .,t
Loaf. Crushed, Powdered Grannated and Clarified.
Teas, of all varieties, Green and Black
Butter Lard Soap No l and Toilet;
Sperm. Adamantine, Wax and Mould Candles;
cse s ah 6ig anS Nu sosss ss FsgprsF
Pilot and Navy Bread; Soda Biscuit emon and Sugar
Crackers.
Sperm winter strained and Elephant;
Olive, in baskets, bottles and BEETLES
Castor, in barrels and bottles
Brandy Rum Cir" T MGtTfT MH'' and c'rd'l'
large % zPbSp q h1 @S6 ss %gtSw as WARE
Willow Cabs, Coyd and open Baskets; -s
Cedar and painted Tubs and Buckets;
Bed cod FL
Fancy 6fe e'Ef 1s sIsss p fxsf 81 BRUSHES
do5 Ground Paint Brushes;
1000 lbs. Black and White Lead;
verdgris, and boiled Oil.
50 empty Ezk kfgs sis A z s5l e9r,rev
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives curry Combs tnn
ca Mffd3 Ws E{ss and Hoes
o, DRY GOODS AND eLofhfNas
Osnaburgs Drillngs, DENNIS, Blankets Georgia Plains
and so Rolls kerseys.
ger, SC. e'F' 1''s0A ''H-
PAPER. -sszE -sli
200 90 rea e. at Hi sizes wrapping p Papers
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS. a
cases 6ne Chewing Tobacco
Half barrels Snuff = $3.50 eri E@t9n 84Ta En@
$4,000 No. brands Cigars.
CHANDLERY
Blocks, Hooks and Thmbles Manilla UeynN and foAgos
Cordage, Oakuu, Oars Leather, &C., So For sale hy
Sept EHer & Com eopy1 HOWARD PEDEN
NEW GOODS.
M BOXES Candy; 80 dez. London Porter
III ~ Kegs Goshen Butter; 10 hhtEs. Sugar:
bbls refined leaf Lard 20 boxes Tallex Candies.
IL bales N. G.. Cotton Yarns by the hale al n,aa,s
factufers prices supply of which intend keer;ns CO..
stantly on hand. IoI51 MekOY q RfJBEI r RS
(fOGNAC BRANDY.--Af few Denijohns very sunesor ela
~ Cognac Brandy, just received. and for sale ~
Nov, g. FREEMAN q sJIffrSro,Y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-26

Dr. Johnson asked by lady what new work
he was upon: writing nothing just at present.,
be replied Welt bat doctor,' SAID she, "if conld
write like you, should always WRITE merely for the
Measure oft" I" Pray, madam. retorted he. 50 do
YOU suppose that Leander swamthe Hellespont merely
hecanse he was fond Of swimming ?''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-26

NorE.-I,ver Lumber Tar. and Turpenne, sold in the
water are subject the expense of landing, Inspection,
cooperage &c. Lumber, 80 cents to 81 NJ; Tar
Turpentne about 10 Is cents barrcland for
es brought per railroad about the expen-
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne, a
deduction is made according to quality.