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ROUTES

And distances, las established by common
consent,) from Portland, southern Oregon,
10 Cape Flattery-the junction Of the Straits
with the Pacfc-northern Oregon-rid the
Columbia, Cowlitz rivers, Puget Sound, &c,
From Portland to RS1ier (on COlumbla.) IS m
Rainier to Monticello, (on Cowt1,) m
Monticello to forks Of Cowliiz river, ~ m
Forks low arbassborl, CowliIz landing, u m
WHrbassport TO Esq. r. Jaekson's, 10 m
q Jackson's TO Esq. s. s. Forfs, 20 IN
Ford's TO OLYMPIA, 80 m
Total from Rainier to Olympia, "a m
From Portland to Olympia, l29 m
From Olympia to Sleilacoom, Ivy the Sound,
OBalch's passage,) 20 m
FIOm Olympia To Nesqually helch, 10 IN
Nesqually to Sleilacoom, m
SleilacDom 10 New York, % IN
q New York to Seattle. rr....... m
Seattle to Whidhy's Island, b 81 m
" Seattle to Port Townsend, s. m
Port Townsend 10 New Dungeness, . M
New DungenesS 10 Cape Flalley. 81 m
Head Of w hidby = Isl. TO Penn's Cove, 25 m,
Col. Ebeys to Victoria, Vanc.'s ISL, 2S
Olymia to Cape Flattery, Direct 1870 m
Total from PUrtbnd 10 Cape Flattey. 4l9 III
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WILLIAM IL. sTOwELL,
COMM MISSION ERCHAN I
No. 4, Maynsrd's Fire proof Stores,
SAN FRANCISO.

SAN FRANC CISO.
NIB. W. II. S. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on his own account, but
generally has a large assortment Of merchandise
for sale on consignment
lie respectfully tenders his services to any per-
son in California or Oregon, who may wish to en-
plOy an agent for the sale u domestic produce or
other merchandise.
Sept. 6, 1852. If
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More Your Boots! !
Hyack - Claiawa ;! get out of the way
FOR THE
STlTCHAS RAILROAD!
tACOn nADNt1apr - try,....,


JANOD DhhNnAhl' from Whitcsidc county
Illinois, Conductor.
Sampson Chthoot)
George Stckshoes, Ingin-Ocrs.
John SOkum
Second Railroad North Of the Columbia River :
INlRSf CLASS CARS have been placed upon
II the above road, jus, completely, and they
arc warranted to propel" with double 4" lngin-e"
power, give haek-aclion Iicks, and loom up like
" sugar hogsheSd." The boilers are wire wound.
waterproof and no mist axe. The cars will run
from the head Of Budd's Inlet to hays, wNd &
Co.'S Saw mill at the 'ium water Of Shutc's
rlver-leaving each end every hour in the dny.
tSunday's exeepted) All male " matter carried
free !-front seats reserved for the ladies'. Foot.
men that do not wish TO get ,un over will pleo,e
to clear the track when they hear the cars coming
Ilorsemen not allowed on the road.
This railroad forms the connecting link between
Puget Sound and Shuie's river-utimatslv to no
extended 10 the Columbia river, and there IA no
knowing where it will stop. Tickets to be had at
all times at the Conductors office. PASSENGERS
are requested TO clean their shoes, and blow &"
their nose before getting into the passenger train
For freight or passage spPly 10 the conductor.
Feb. }, 1883. 22n
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CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY THE CART LOAD!

CHEAP BOOkS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY TIE CART LOAD!
burgess, GILBERT & STILL, Ports.
ID mouth square, San Francisco, wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications. standard books,
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
d. G. q S. continues to supply oil orders for
cheap books hnd newspapers, and other articles in
their line in advance Of all others, and at the low
est market price. County merchants. agents. the
trade pedlcrs, canvassers, and he public generally
are invited TO call and examine our extensive col
lection Of publications, where they will be sure to
find all the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
b. &. & s. are sole agents for, and receiving
per every mail, the Boston Journal, N. o. Picay-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial,
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
timore sun st. Louis Rcveillc, &C.. &c; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York Tribune. London Illustrated News, Wilmer
& Sqilh's European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doublin Nation, London Punch, La Cronies, New
York staais I-eieing, New York SchnellPost la
Pressee, La Constitutional, L'llustration, and
other papers generally from all parts Of the world.
One Of the firm resides in New y ork, and will at.
tend to the filling Of all orders that may receive
with promptncss and dispatch.
BURGESS, BlLBERT g. Still,
Portsmouth square, San franciscO.
November 9th, 1851. OF
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C. n. M'CoNAuA. ). w. WILEY,
McCoNAHA & WILEY,
Attorneys and Counsclors at La1o, and
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
WILL attend the several Courts Of tho Ter
w rtOU. Their special attention will be
given to causes in the District and Supreme Courts
They will attend to criminal cases throughout the
Territory.
THEY REFER TO
Hon. Thomas u. Benton, 81. Louis Missouri
Hon. John 10. Weller, U. s. Senator frsm Cal
foTnia.
Hon. Judge Ralston, Sacramento City, Cal.
Hon. J. Nicely johnson,
Hon. i. Butler King San Francisco.
Hon. Thomas Ewing Ohio.
Hon John McDOugal, EI-Gov. California.
Hon. p. II. Burnett,
Hon. John Wsch, NJ. C. from Ohio
Editors Of Placer Times and Transcript, San
Francisco.
Olympia, oct. %, 1852. III
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SCHTTCWOOT!

FIN9E clipper scow " Sehitewoot," will ply reg
| ulurly at all the different points along and
AbOut the Sound, d. business about alfway-up,'
Ind run wherever is services q re demanded. The
Schitewoot is warranted not to cut in the eye.
and carry cattle and any kind Of transportation
hat may be required. Families can be accom-
molaled in the cabin, after one has been prepared
or that purpose on deck. The above seow hos
leen eaIked on both sides. and halo leak. An
Experienced crew always in atsndancc-bound
10 cot the water with perfect rush. Nigsers nl-
lowed to occupy the scerage with the privilege Of
wooilng up to Keep up steam. Passengers carried
from the l'nding Of the Pilgrims in the United
States Of America, to BrajdOek's defeat on the
Aonongehall river.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Feb. 10, 1853. 25f
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OFFICERS,

JUDICIAL, REPREsENTATlvE, &C., IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF THURsroN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge Of the Dist. COuri
for northera Oregon;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Legislative Representative
q: A. BRooEs, Prosecuting Attorney
WN. w. MILLER, Mast Com. in Chanc.;
A. ]. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
A. A. Denny,
S. S. FoRD, County Judges
DAVID SHELTON,
d. r. BIGELow, Treasurer;
d. 5. MAYNARD, t.
]. M. BAcHELnER, JUSTICES
K 5. BALY, Assessor;
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BURGESS, GILBERT 4 STILL3S
Wholesale AND RETAIL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
99At43OSi51LAlf OIqOHI
This is the oldest establishment of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

WE have on hand, and are constantly receiy.
w ing shipments OF all of the latest cheap
publications., standard works, law bouk-, mcchani.
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish languages, aud also OthrT languages;
paper Of all kinds, waters, lax, inkstands, quilts
gold and steel Iens, lcad-pencls, drawing pencils
erayons and ebaks letter stamps, folders aud cut
teIs' carh and deed boxes, copying aud notariA
presses and IN lael every thing apperanng IL the
stationery business.
u. &. q $. are agents and will receive subscrip
lions for any Of the following magazines or news
PaPels at the following prices per annum;
MAGAZINES
, 1853-02-12
DRY GO DS!

Alp1eeas, Muslin Delain,
Merino, Check Ginghams,
great variriy Of Calicoes and fancy articles
such Us
Ribbons, Hickory shlning,
I.aces, B!eached q unhleached
Bobinelt Shiungs,
Edginss, Red, white. yellow and
Shaws, gray hannels,
Cravats, Drawers, shirts, socks,
Cotton and kid gloves, Table cloths,
Tooth brushes Napkins,
Cologne Hair brushes, Black and white Linen
Spectaeles, &c. Thread,
French Cashmere pants, Spool and skein cotton
Fancy crsvals, Thread, escorted,
Vests Goats, Sewing Silk,
Hats, CAPS, Candle wick,
Boots ~ shoes for Brass candle sticks
Women, men and child. Candy,
dren, Playing Cards,
satincits, Percussion caps,
Tweeds, Segars, by the barrel or
Lindsey, boz,
Bed ticks. Pens Ink, Paper,
Blue Drills, Waters, States, Pencils,
An Assortment of School Books.
G. A. BARNES.
Olympia, Jan. 8, 1851. 4w is
, 1853-02-12
Ship -" Persia "

nhLY expected with the following goods
~ FLOUR,
PORK,
BUTTER,
LARD,
HANS,
COFFEE,
TEA.
SUGAR,
SYRUP,
PRINTS,
SllEETING,
Sperm Candles, Whiskey, Brandy, Wines, Col.
IIn'' Axes, Boots and Shoes, and great variety
VI other articles.
ANDREW j. MOSES.
Olympia, Feb. 5, 1853. 25f
, 1853-02-12
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT or OLYMPIA, PUGET SOUND
NORTHERN oREGoN-coEREcTED WEEKLY
FOR 1HE " COLUMBIAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
PIANOS-MUSIC.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizensE
of Wilmington and vicinity that he has openedfTT ~
aMUSIC STORE on Market street. above the Carolina
Hotel where he intends to keep complete assortment of
PIANOS of the celebrated manufacture. No. 6, 64
6 and octave Pianos in Rosewood Cases. and with the la
test improvements These instruments have been selected
by himself and he therefore feels confident guarantee
them be superior in tone finish and workmanship to any
which to this market before He will sell them
at New York prices.
He also keeps and is constantly receiving the latest and
fashionable Music Piano and all other instruments
His arrangements with Northern Publishers such that
he enabled receive any ordered piece, either published
in Europe this country in three days. He will attend
orders String Brass Bands either for instru
mens arranged Music with despatch having arranged
all the Music Of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du-
ring the last months.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
All orders for Music Instruments from the country will
be promptly attended to. HERMANN L. SCHREINER,
Nov. 12h.-T6-tf1 Professor of Music.
Fayetteville Observer Newbern Newbernian, and Colds
boro Republican, copy times and send bill And marked
copies to the subscriber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
SPIRITUALIST'S LIBRARY.

L II II n II u II q ID II L L II ~
HAVE a compile assortment of Books and Periodicals de-
voted to the facts philosophy, and advocacy of Spritu
alism which they will supply in quantity and on the
most favorable terms We refer to the Spiritual Telegraph
for the list of Books prices rates of postage &C.
THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH is weekly paper,
devoted to the Eucdaton of Phenomena, and contains
record of the most interesting facts &C. very interesting
dscuso of the facts and philosophy of the
is in course Of publication, between DIR. B. W. Rich
mond and S B. Britain. All the back numbers be fur
nished Subscription price, 81 80 per annum Specimen
copies sent
The increasing interest and rapid of facts de-
mand more space and services and the Telegraph
(voume II, to in May next) will be greatly
largcd, after which the price will be Two Dollars
THE SEIEkINAH, Volume II, is being issued Monthly,
and is devoted to mental and Spiritual Science contains
many facts and profound expostions of the
Geological laws which they depend Each number
tans at least 4S pages of original matter, from the ablet
contributors and embellished with portrait STEEL
of Spirtualst Reformcr. Terms. So per
The first volume of the Sheknah elegantly printed and
bound and its intrinsic merits and artistic beauty ente it
to place in every Library Price, morocco eered and
gilt So in muslin, 81 80.
A liberal discount made to the Trade. Address
PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN
No. 3, Courandt street. New York.
March 10TH 1858. 27-3m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
NOTICE,

Vie subscriber begs leave to return his thanks to his
and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
from them for the past year. and would respectfully
m them that he has Just returned from the North with
Wy Wy FALL AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
and hopes by strict attention to business to merit
aHnuance of the same. He has hand the following
~0ug other articles.
70 bbls. Whiskey; 20 bags Coffee;
10 " Rum; 10 bbs. Pork;
5 frkins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
n bbls. Sugar, different grades;
2O " Flour. fine and super
no bags extra family Flour;
g Vines Brandy, Gin Pepper. Ginger Allspice, Indigo
RDe Mess Beef Mackerel, Shoes, Spun Yarn, Fancy
~ nus Fannes Winter Goods for pants Cutlery, Crocke-
S3eeting, Shrting Blankets Buckets, Brooms, Soap,
tn &c, and many other articles too tedious to men
Don't forget call at the old stand, Market-street
ITgHt OF the Carolina Hotel. IHOS. Z. CRAFT.
nmngon, Sept. 10th. 1852.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22

THE HARP OF THE SOUTH;
ncc aud crtcnsiUe collection Of Church Music. by b.
Woodbury., author ofthe Dulcimer, Laber Mustcms, &c
S book embraces many features, and, 1t is conh
IDENTIFY believed will be found the most comprehensive
attractive useful work of the kind issued 1t has
been prepared in to calls from the South
and West and embraces the Gems from all the most popu
round books in the country together with much new
Music written expressly for its pages By special arrange
ment the right the favorte compositions of LOWELL
MASON ESQ the distinguished composer and editor, has
been obtained and careful selection from his popular
works. the HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY COLLECToN lHE
BosroN ACADEMYs COLLECTION TIE CARMINA SACRA (of
which work alone 900 copies have been sold
and Others has been made Selections have also been made
from the works THOMAS HASTINGS WILLIAM b. BRAD
BURY Esos well from the other most distinguished
and Foreign Composers The choicest pieces nave
also been inserted from THE DULCIMER by MIR WOODBURY.
work which had the astonishing sale OF l23OOO copies
in the short time since its publication.
Some idea of the extent and variety of this work may pc
given by mentioning that beside very large number OF
Psalm and Hymn Tunes of all Meters Anthems and Set
Pieces all occasions, and Revival Hymns, and Muse
also large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
Pieces out of Moral Cast for the of Singing Schools
&C. To the whole is prefxed THE ELEMENTS OF Music
MADE EASY being full exposition of the l'ustra
ted by Exercises and pleasing pieces for class
tce Teachers Choser and others interested are invited
to examine this work. Retail price 81 o. " wv
or sale by Lippincot, Grambo & Co., Phlladepha w
B. Smith & Co., Cincinnati H. Crittenden, St. Louis
A Carter, Charleston T. S Bdgood Co, Mobile; and
by book sellers generally Published by Mason BROTHERS,
(iate Mason Law.) New York.
February 24th, 1853. 2o-5m
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General Notices.


LANDS AND
subscribers offer for sale the well know cd Rank
plantation, In the county of Robinson containing -
4OOo acres more or less lying both sides Lumber
Ver on tne nam road from umberton. to Floral College,
seventeen miles from the former and from the latter
place also the main road from HareesviIle S c. to
Fayetteville hy-three miles south of the latter plaec
ney feel no hesitation IN saying that said plantation pos
sesses many and advantages as any ever
fered for sale in this section of the State Tbero i
now the premises and in successful operation saw mill
running two saws, and gr;st MILL and cotton gin All of
which upon the best and most improved nans The
home demand for lumber always great with the addition
al advantage of transporting by the river To
S. c., and the intermediate landings
Timber for the of the mill plentiful The prist mill
and cotton gin have each fine custom.
The lands generally, heavily tmbered and being on
and the river valuable for tupentine ton tim
Der, DC Turpentine always be sold at fair price in
Lumberton and timber at Georgetown and the mills
on the river.
There about 500 of cleared land under good
fence, and in high state of cultivation well adapted the
various articles nrouce usually in this latitude
The dwelling house is large and comfortable The negro
cabins all frame work well lighted and ventilated brick
chimney and sbnge roofs most of them have been erected
within the last five years.
The corn and fodder houses. stable buildings &c. are
mostly and we'll located The location is healthy The
water, both well and spring. is excellent
fourth of mile from the dwelling Presbyterian Church
mle and Methodist Church two miles. The store
house in public place The stand for selling goods and
making good debts, is equal to any in the State
There regular service in both Churches by ministers of
their respective denominations
Persons desiring further information address the sub
scrbers Gilopoliss examine the premises Preference
will be given any buying the whole will be dvi-
ded to suit the convenience of purchasers.
cash the delivery of possession
WILLIAM McNEILL, SR
JOHN MCNEILL.
Red Banks, Robson CO., April 9, 1853 32-tf
will also sell 1900 acres unimproved heavily tmbered
land the east side of Lumber river twelve miles above
Lumberton. Persons wishing timber and turpenne lands
would do well to apply early. JOHN McNEILL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND DHOLLOW-WAR]
FOUNDRY. Philadelphia.

The undersigned respectfully inform the PUBLIC that hav
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities, they prepared to execute
orders for stoves hollow &C. on the most
WESTERN MERCHANTS, to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
design durability utility and in their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment OF
Tight Cook for wood coal; Complete Cook Star Air
Tight Star Franklin Star Radiator; Fire King Radiator;
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cyin-
ders Bar Rooms Radiator Plates; Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens, &c, Sc.
COUl>TRY MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by let
ter list of prices sent by mall containing draw
ngs and descriptions of all the different varieties Of stoves
&c ABBOTT s. LAWRENCE,
% Brown ST., above Fourth, Philadephia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
NEW BOOKS.


D ECEIVED this day, the lst of March, 1853 ut L. H.
n PIERCES Book Store.
Home Scenes and Studies, by Grace Aquilar author of
Woman's Friendship, SC. This book needs recommend
Aquilar.
Life and works of Robert Burns edited by Robert Cham
bers The most complete collection of Burns works
complied
Queechy, by the author of Wide Wide World.
Uncle Toms Cabin. Cabin and Paror.
Also the following Novels and cheap publications
The Fortunes of the COlve Family, by th, author of
Frank Fairlegh &c gem of household book, worthy
to be introduced into every social circle 1t Is beautiful
picture of social life.
The Ocean Born, tale of the Southern Seas.
The Marrying tale founded fact by the author
of Frank Fairlegh, &C.
The Flying Arerist tale of Mexican Treachery,
tns many beautiful episodes of love- and full of singular
adventures.
Ruth Garnet the Loves of the Earl of Rochester,
Romance of Court Intrigue. by w. Fl. Ainsworth.
Hester Somerset novel by N******* M*****, first
American by the last London edition this is excellent
work.
The Course of Clifton tale of expiaon and redemp
tiOn, by Emma D. Z. n Southworth, in vo author of
the Discarded Daughter. &c, &c.
The Confessional or the Black Penitents the Italian,
by Mrs. Radcliffe.
Minnie Grey, who is the Heir by the author of Amy
Lawrence, beautifully illustrated
Zingra, the Gipsey, by Annetta Maria Maard.
Claude Duva the dashing Highway
Lord Saxondae Life among the London Aristocracy.
This work is distinguished in extraordinary degree, by
all those attractive qualities which have rendered the
of G w. NJ. Reynolds so widely elevated.
Gus Howard, How to Wilma Wife, by the author of Min
ME Grey SC There is still hope for English Literature so
long such works Minnie Grey and Gus Howard shall
continue be written The former have wholly read
the latter which sequel to the first we are now engaged
deeply interested entertained, in their perusa
Stories of Waterloo, by w. II. Maxwell: The Gipsey,
by Eugene Sue. The Mysterious Marksman the Out
laws of New York. by Emmerson Bennett.
Ugly Ee, by Mrs Caroline Hentz author of Rena Ler-
ida, s.. The Adventures of Capt Blake, by w II. Max
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
UNION AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND
SEED STORE.

- RALPH & CO., % FULTON ST, n. Y.
GFER FOR SALE large assortment of AGkICUL-
" TURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
consisting of Plow and Castings, Corn Shelters Straw Gut
@ Horse Powers Thrashers and SeperaOr Tanning Mills,
train Cradles Scythes Snaths Grain Mills Sugar Mills.
Loot Cutters Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Ok Yokes and
~ kake$ Hoes hay and Manure Forks, Spades, Shov-
US tGa GaTtS, Wagons Wheelbarrcws, &c.
tlEl1O ~ GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED-a large va
icy Iir. FLkIILlSERS-Peruvian Guano, Sup Phosphate
MMANUFACTURERS of SCHNEBLY'S Reaping and
snO"ng Hachne DANIELS Hay, Straw and Stalk Cut
C agents for the sale of WIN. HOVEYS Patent Straw
uerI descriptive catalogue will be sent application
" mall March 25, l853.-29-3m
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$40 REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid for the apprchcn-
l. sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, ~
monty called EADY, belonging to the estate of James
P Davis, decd, late of Dupn county, and delivery 2
to us, her confinement in Jail that get her.
She has been absent for about two years. and popaby turks
concealed in the part of New Hanover county adon-
ing the Dupn line We will also pay the aforesaid amount
any person who will enable convict any white
of haboring said slave. Said slave, Edith is the wife of
negro named Jack Ga blacksmith formerly the prop
erty of Henry Williams, decd
J. II. JERMAN,1 ,,,
SETH DAVIS, : 1A 3D.
December G. 1852 1j-tf
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= FUr.rON 8 PRICE. PRoPRIEToRs.
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Terms OF subscripffor

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When payment delayed three months, g 90
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subscriber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
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subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
ar must pay up in full and give two weeks
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r A3y person sending FIVE NEW subscribers accompa
by the advance subscription (sl2 5O) viii receive the
o. tb copy gratis, for one year.
Money may be remitted per mail, at our risk.
an letters business connected with this Office must he
dressed (post pnid) 20 the proprietors.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
RUNAWAY.

RUNAWAY.
nENN1S about 26 % years DID, recently bought
- of Mr. Morgan. He has wife at Long Creek Az
in the service of Mr. Taylor He was raised at Long "a
Creek | will give $50 for his capture. so can get ~
MN $40 II taken out of the county and $3.50 if
of the State will also pay 800 evidence that will ena
me me TO convict any white man of harberng him. DEN
Ms Is a TALL slender built black, cooper by trade
- G.. J. McREE.
March 80, 1853. l7j-lw-3O-tf
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THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON. AND TRIMMING

Il n IN.
THOMAS G. STEARNS. importer and jobber Of SILKS,
/ MILLINERY, and FANCY GOODS. 1872 Broadway,
n Y has in and is daily receiving and offering
at the Lowest Prices complete assortment Of Goods in his
line comprising all the various styles and designs cons
ting of slack Fancy Silks, MarccIInes. FIoren-
css shnVvls, Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tnffetn
amd Satin Ribbons, Dress Trimmings OF all kinds,
EmbrOIderIcs, French Und English Grapes, Grape
Lsses, SILK CrnVRts Gloves of all Kinds. Silk Lace
MI:ts, BHreges, Laces, White Goods Hosiery, l.. c.
Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends
and the trade generally lie will offer great inducements to
Cash and Short Time Buyers
THOMAS G. STEARNS, 1872 Broadway,
Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Dec 80, 1852. lily