davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

Why is a man charged with crime like
,vpes? Because he should no. be locked
up till the matter is ,vell proued.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17
CoNUNDRUMS

WHY is marrying single woman more
unlucky than marrying widow? Because
'tis marrying a miss.
Wby are learned ladies generally SO re-
msrkabIy plain? Because they are ertra-
ordinary.
Why is nursery place for dancing
Because i.'s a bavl room.
Conversation, however light, should new
er approach the confines Of impur.y.
The bes. cough drop for young ladies is
to drop the practice of dressing Thin when
they 60 out in the night air.
Boys are like vinegar-the more smother"
there is in them, the sharper they become.
Ia whatever shape evil comes we are spt
to exclsim, with Hamlet, "sake any shape
but that"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

EASTERN PoLITENEss.-AnE English gen.
.leman, is walking in the e,reets Of Dsmas-
Gus, when up comes a respectable-lookIng
Turk, and slaps him on the breast the Eng
lishman, not knowing wha, TO make Of this,
s,ares q, the Turk, who seems quite dissp-
pointed at not receiving return in kind for
his civili,y. 10 the end, i. turns out that
the blow was not meant for an invitation 10
pugilis,ic sel-.o, but as friendly token Of
recognition, such as is very common thro'-
ou. the East. Again, a traveller riding to-
wards the ruins of Cessre sees two Arabs
advancing in the opposite direction, mount
ed on very fine horses. As soon as they
catch sight Of him, they raise their long
spears in the air, and shouting ~ uIah -
dash at him full tilt: he hats; they circle
round him, once, then wish him a happy
Journey, and ride on their way.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

PoLITENEss OF AN fRIsHMAN.-Authur
Dillon was guiIlotined on the 14lh Of April.
1894, together with seventeen other persons
(two Of them females Of various stations
in life, some Of them distinguished by birth,
more Of them by crime. All we've innocent
Of the particular offence for which they os-
tensibly suffered death. They were con-
veyed in common carts from the Concler-
gerie TO the Place de la Revolution, 10 Paris,
where stood the guillo,ine en- permanence.
When they arrived q, the fatal spot, they
descended from their hideous vehicle, and
were mustered at the foot Of the scafold and
counted by the execu.ioner before COM
mencing the slaughter. This preliminary
over, he laid his hand upon the shoulder Of
one of the female victims, and motioned to
the steps leading to the scaffoId. She shrank
from his toncb, and turning to Dillon said,
.'Oh NJ. Dillon will you 60 6rs.?" ''Any-
thing TO obIige lady," said The elegant and
courteous Dillon, with his usual captivating
smile. and sscended the scSffold. His last
words, pronounced in q voice that resound'
ed through the Place, were "Vlve lie Roi.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1853-02-17

though. the rector would never forgive
my co-curale; but the only notice be took
of the eccentric discourse was to cease for
ever after preaching to The "humbler orders,"
of The Difference they owed their "superiors."
II was before so bad that a ne gliooring
cIergyman said 10 me, ''If your rector had
TO nut on an eleventh commandment, il
would run thus: '.Thou shall, not neglect
to take off Thy ba. to myself and the squire"
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Marine Intelligence.
0RT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CARoL1NA

ARRIVED
A-Brg Cardiff, Boyd, fin Havana for Bristol, R. H. with
in lat 81 49, long IS 3d. experienced severe gale which
knocked her her beam ends and off deck load
ss @ s1'
chag her cargo and undergo repairs on the Esd the
to the southwark Of Cape Fear Bar Having all their
nautical they unable to tell which side
assistance and position approached
the shore she could with safety when Mr. Batho
jumped oTerboar ana succeeded in sens aey hrogg
breakers, distance three hundred yards He
to Brig by preconcerted signals o'clock
the day had shaped her the Bar which
she succeeded il reaching and coming inside about o'clock
steamer Fanny Luterloh, stedman, from Fayetteville to
sehr Energy Hughes from Charleston to Geo Harriss
25-U s. NJ. Steamer Gladiator, Sterctt, from Charles
25Bg Mary Jane, Gilchrist from New York Jack
sonvie, Fla, to Russell Bro; with mdze. On the night
encountered gale from N. n n E. which threw
the vessel her beam ends and had to cut manmast
to right her, lost foreopmast and all the and running
rigging attached and done other damage she will discharge
cargo and undergo repairs
26-Schr. Geneva, Nichols, FIN Boston, to; expert
enced very heavy weather, lost Sails &c.
Schr. Araminta Andrews from Baltimore, to Russell &
schr H. E. Weston Maloy, FIN Philadelphia, to George
Harrss.
Steamer Gov Graham, Evans, FIN Fayetteville, to r c.
25-U. s Mail Steamer Wilmington Burns, FIN Charles
CLEARED.
24-Schr. Adeline D., Podger, for New York. by Geo.
Hsrrss with bundles sheep skim PIP do paper IS bales
heeting, do WOOL 120 do cotton, "a bbs wax do dried
fruit, GIL do spirits turpenne 1891 do. ron 10 boxes
mdze.
25-U s. NJ Steamer Wilmington, Burns, for Charleston,
with l42 passengers.
Fanny Luterloh, Stednan, for Fayetteville by
L. J. Lutt roh
Steamer Brothers, Banks for Fayetteville by John Banks
25Schr. Rachel S Miller Peacock, for Philadelphia by
Geo. Harriss; with bbls spirits tupentine 1877 do tar l.
554 do. rosn, l45 casks rice, 20 bbs hid and boxes
dried fruit.
Oct 26.-U. 8. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates for
Charleston, with lo2 passengers
27-Steamer Alice, Rohwe for Fayetteville by Jos. R.
| Blossom
25--U S Mail Steamer Gladiator Sterett for Charles
ton, with l35 passengers.
DISASTER, sc.
dispatch from New York of the 18th inst: says 1.-The
Port Prince wrecked the night of September 2st
off West Cacos The saved and had arrived safe
! ly at Turks Island
Schooner Susan Kelly from this port for Boston, anchor
ed off Hog Island, Thursday last, and Saturday
boarded by Capt Isaac Williams of the schooner Rebecca
Clyde who found all hands sick except the Captain sup
piled him with man. and the vessel proceeded to
Sunday
The Schr G. ". Pickering from Searsport, (NIe bound
to Wilmington, a. c. went ashore Wednesday after
noon ii o'clock about six miles South of Tybce, it blow
ing gale the time She is high and dry the
beach The Captain arrived in Savannah Saturday
ing and will return to her with assistance. The q. w.
in ballast, and is doubt nsured.-Charleston Co"r.
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To Printers, Publlsaer. and Ed,,or..

WE have for sale two EXCELLENT HAND PRINTING
PRESSES One Of them is Washington Press, with
SELF mixer, of the latest and most approved style
upon which the Weekly Journal is printed This
is an excellent Press and in complete ORDER mixer and ALL
including Roler-mould and Stocks
The other is SMITH HAND PRESS-does very good
work-will print Form Gace of ype) 2ot by 293 inches
There is also Vibrating linking Machine belonging ii
that a boy 10 years old can easily work.
The latter Press be delivered any tme and will be
sold cheap.
The large Press delivered about the first of Deem
Der next and be had for considerably less than Press
of size can be brought here from the Foundry and
pledge reputation that none better can be had.
Our only object in dsposing of the above Presses is
make room for different machinery in Office which
find it necessary to substitute for them.
Oct. 10th, 1853 ] FULTON & PRICE.
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NEW GOODS.

NE" GOODS.
WE have just opened large and we'll selected stock
w GROCERIES, consisting Of
Rio, Laguyra, St. Domingo and Java Coffees Brown,
Loaf Clarified Pnverised and Granulated Sugars mper
al, Gun Powder, Young Hyson and Black Teas Butter
Cheese Colgates Pale and No. Soaps Toilet and Fancy
Soaps; Sperm Adamantine and Tallow Candles Starch
and Starch POLISH Salt Mustard Pepper Spices; Ginger;
Cinnamon Cloves: Mace; Nutmegs; Alum Salt Petre
Camphor Saleratus and all qualities of Tobacco Pork
Mackere Fulton Market Beef Smoked Beef and Tongues;
Snuff, all brands bbs half bbls, and bags Flour Buck
wheat Pickles. Branded Fruits; Lemon Syrups; Walnut
and Tomato Catsups; Pepper Sauce Preserved w Gin
ger
CRACKERS;
Soda, Milk, Butter, Cup, Water, Egg, Walnut Fancy,
Ginger and Seed Crackers
LIQUORS AND WINES:
Rectfed and Old Rye Whisky Apple, Spanish, Amer-
can, Cherry, and Ccgniac Brandies American and Holland
Gin Malaga, Madeira, Muscat Port and Mamsley Wines
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE:
Painted and Cader Tubs Painted Vanished, B. 3. and
B. Cedar Buckets; B. B. Water Cans Hair and Straw
Brooms Axe Heves Flour Pals Clothes Pins Nest Meas
ures Bound and Hoped half bushel Measures; Wash
Boards Cocoa Dppers large lot of Work and Travelling
Baskets
We trust Dealers will give call and for themselves
how cheap they can buy: -
TAYLOR PETTEWAY,
Oct. e. North Water street, Wilmington, N. c.
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MARRIED-

In this town. the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM H Bobbitt,
Mr.. A E. Morr, of this place. to Miss SOPHIE robson,
formerly of Bladen county.
In Columbus, the 18th inst, by w. Rouse Esq, Mr..
GEORGE w SKIES, Mrs. ANN SwINDELI all of Colum
bus County.
In this county, the 18th inst, by M. Register ESQ.,.
Mr. JOHN LAMB to Miss MALsEY PADaEr all of New Han
over county.
In Dupln county, the 18th inst, by N. B. Whitfield
ESQ., John Malard of Jones county, Miss Viana Jones'
daughter of David Jones, Esq, of Duplin.
In Sampson County, the 9th inst, by the Rev. G.. P
Jones DR.. JOHN W. PAGE, formerly of Wake County,
Miss MARTHA ANNABELLA daughter of the late John R.
Bnie.
In Raleigh the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Benjamin
Rice D. D. THOMAS DEWEY, Esq, Cashier of the Bank in
Charlotte, to BESSIE daughter of the Rev'd DIR. Lacy
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WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL.

IF you will go to WHITEHURST'S GALLERY over
Messrs Policy Harris Store, Front street, the whole
matter will be explained by the excellent and accommodate
ting OPERATOR Mr. B. F. HARRISON whose experience in the
beautiful art of Daguerreotypng enables him to rank
among the first artists in this profession. With all his hon
est aability and kindness you give him opportunity
he will steal from its lovely smiles We would
advise all who perfect and neverfadipg likeness
Immediately and don't forget to enquire for the IVORY and
STERREOSCOP1C DAGUERREOTIPES; they
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the n
bity of life You will be impressed at once with the fact
that nature copy that which nature made Rooms open
from o'clock to sunset Hours for children from 10 to
o'clock. No choice of days for adults. ,s,>
B. +. HARRISON & CO.
Wilmington, July 2lst, 1853 27l-l6
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, CARY. BETWEEN PEARL
AND 18th STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.

THE subscriber having engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN
CLARKE, $50 we'll acquainted with setting up Circular
Saw Mill Engines and formerly in the employ of of
the most extensive Circular Saw Mill Establishments in
ton his Circular Saw Mills and Engines will be in the City
in few days, with c. prepared receive orders and
contract for the building of Engines portable stationary,
of required be put up and put work any
place that be desired and warranted equal any
manuactured-upon the most accommodating terms
Will also take orders for any description Of machinery
wrong ht iron forging Communications addressed
Wilmington will receive prompt attention. in person by
letter, upon my return to the city in few days.
P. RAIN, Proprietor
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. q, 1853 42-lw-S2t
Commercial copy weeks, tri weekly.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, OCTOBER azth.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, OCTOBER a7th.
Barque.
E. Churchill Blake, ldg. Matanzas, Kidder & Martin.
Tangier, Griffin ldg. for New London, do.
belmont Locke. Park. lds for Boston, do.
E. A. Holt, Deliver ready Boston, J. H. Flanner.
(Br) Pacific, Bethel, ldg. w. l., Miles Costin.
Harbingsr, Mitchell, waiting repairs. do.
Kate Heath Bennett, % do.
Francis Jane, Plummer, ldg. St. Domingo,
r.. a. Chadbourn Co.
Maria T. Wilder, Cunningham, ldg Portsmouth, N. H.
~. H. Chadbourn & Co
Gen Marshall, Colcord ready w. l., J. Il D. McRae Co.
Richmond, Chesley. repairing, Pierce IL Dudley.
SAINT French, Brown, fdg. ". l., Adams Bro. ( Co.
President Z. Taylor, Boardman, dis. do.
Etewando, Maxwell, ldg. VII, do.
Cardiff, Boyd, dis. J. Hathaway & Son.
Mary Jane Gchrst, waiting repairs Russell & Bro
John A. Lancaster, Clifford repairing, Geo. HARRIS
Rufus Soule Chapman, waiting repairs, do.
SchOOners.
Wake, Briggs, ldg. N. Y, do.
Mary & Louisa, Adams, ldg. N. Y. do.
E. l.. B. Wales, Little, - 4" do.
Mary D. Scul Scull, do.
John H. Holmes, Barnes (" do.
Leesburg, Godfrey, ldg. Phil. do.
Isabella Thompson, Corson. ldg. N. Y, do.
Ephram 81 Anna, Wescott, g do.
G: H. Rogers, Somers, dis, to be repaired, do.
Alcyona, Hand, waiting, do.
J. Vail, Kelsey, waiting repairs, do.
Energy, Hughes ldg Phil, do.
H. E. Weston, Maloy, dis, do.
Cherokee, Candy, ldg. n. Y. J. H. Flanner
Three Sons, McGroot, llg. N. Y. do.
J. Cooley & Co., Partridge, dis, Adams, Bro & Co.
Ariel, Beardsley, ldg. N. Y, J. K. Blossom.
Ira Brewster, Williams, ldg. w. l., Miles Cosn.
c. c., Stratton, Wescott, repairing, do.
Lamartne, Tyler, ldg. N Y, do.
Melville, Putnam, waiting repairs, do.
Racer Johnson, ldg. N. Y do.
Phebe A. Paige, Lnnekin, ldg. w. l., VIM NJ Harriss
Orion, Petteng ldg Boston, Perce & Dudley
Araminta, Andrews, dis Russell & Bro
Marcia Tribou Sweetser, ldg. Portsmouth. N. H do.
Glenview, Partridge, waiting repairs, J. & D. McRae Co.
Geneva, Nichols, dis, -
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OUR MOTTO rs "To PLEAsE,',
A. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, @N1N@
N1NvTRUN INK MAMIE to- " -EfAsN y w

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of
Gig, and s"Iky Harness; L"dy's and Ge"tleme"'s
Saddles Brides, Whips. &C.; Trunks Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satchels, fancy Trunks, &c. Always on
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets and
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
of which he warrants to be of the best material work
manshp, and will be sold low for cash. short to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags, &c., made to-
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture. Whips wholesale.
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold
sion. JOHN J. CONOLEY. Is
Sept. 10, 1851
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Six hundred ships said 10 have gone around
Cape Horn since the discovery of gold in California
which have not returned This abstraction of ships
from The usual channels Of the carrying trade has
ed the scarcy of shipping and the recent unusual ac
tivity in the Eastern ship yards.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28
A Voice from the birth place OF Christophe Column
bus.-An Appeal every Man and Woman Of Com
Sense.
Genoa, Sardinia, January 18th, 1853.

q 0 SHIP OUHBEK,AND, I
Genoa Sardinia, January Nth, 1853.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray-Gentlewen: The First
Lieutean of this ship who has been suffering many years
from the Dyspepsy and who has been nearly restored to his
usual health by the use Hamptons Vegetable Jncre
desires to send him dozen bottles OF N medicine
board this ship also wishes you send dozen amp
toms Vegetable Tncure, by the Soreshp which leaves
the United States in February March for Spezzla
The Tncture you sent me received in good order;
take pleasure informing that it has been used
with great by several Of officers IN cases Of
Dyspepsia.
am, respectfully, yours, VERNON EsKRIDGE,
Call get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery OF
this wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates of cures
of our own citizens of Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Scrofua
Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervousness, &C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 9TH, 1858.

TURPENTNE.-Snce review of Thursday last this
tce has ruled teady and Friday the price declined
So so for virgin and yellow dip, u 290 lbs at which de-
cline the market continued firm up Tuesday last when it
advanced 10 cents and Wednesday further advance of
cents which makes the price quoted last week.
The receipts have been confined small lots and the sales
q foil
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-Busness is quiet and opera
ted against by the inelemency of the weather.
The stock market is slightly frmer Flour remains quiet
and unsettled; small sales at $6 SO. Rye Flour s7@$5
Corn Meal So IS. Sales of red Wheat l 81 a 81 "a
white 3S@$1 40. Yellow Corn SIC. Oats 43@44c. Rye
Sc.
PORTSM OUTH Oct. 24.--Naval Stores-Tar So $685.
do bright 81 1903 Pitch $s@S % Turpentine $4@4 Is
Spirits Turpentine 20 cents; Rosn 81 20@2 So
NEWBERN, Oct 23- Since last report there has been
material change in prices Turpentne sold through the
week at from 81 1901 Is at which price the market closed
yesterday Tar has again improved and would command
81 90 guage barrels No sales of Spirits Tupentine and
Rosn for the past week Corn has advanced and good lots
would command % 25 Corn Meal SO@9Oc y bushel Ba-
con- Hams l2t shoulders 10: sides H. Lard l0e Fresh
Pork l0c Beef &C., r. o. HID Slaves SIS. w. o. Bar
rel, $1,000
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cofee-sales of 200 bags at lOl
cents for Rio and III for Java Cotton-saes of bales
Whskey-saes at 32c Pork-sales at SIC OO@16 Is for
Mess and $3 12@ $l3 37a for Prime Beef-saes of Mess
at 90 $3 Cut Meatsas of $50 casks at 7c for Shoulders
and Sc for Hams Lard-sales at PC. Foursales at Sc
Southern at Sc IS S. H Wheatales at 81 81 for Gen
esee 81 for Western White and 81 for Southern Corn
sales at TIC for Mixed, and SOC for Yellow.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Flour-Sales of 1900 bbls How
ard street brands at Sc 25 Sales of City Mills $6 2
81. Wheat-sales 81 25@I % red to 81 s2@I 80
bushe for good to prime white Cornsaes 6@7Ic for
white Rye 7S@93c. Oats 4l@47c. Cofee-sales of Rio
at Rice 4l@4ac Sales of Mess Pork SIT 25
Prime do. $l4 So Mess Beef SIS SO. Baconsaes at @Sc
for shoulders SIC for sides and hams 0l2tc. Lardsales
at lla@l2tc. WhiskeySaes at 3l4c. in hhds and bbls
32!@00c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28
HOIIOway's Ointment and PILLS. certain cure fol
Scurvy, Leprosy ScrOfu" and all Diseases OF
he

The spirits and ether oppre
usually attendant those who suffer from disease of the
speedily by the of Ointment and
The efficacy these medicines correcting the bad hab
body and complaints the class above mentioned
stand unrYared (and abroad where the maady
prevalent the wonderfully the purifying
the Pills. peculiar effect the Ointment has the
skim render them superior to any other remedy.
Sold Establishment Of Professor Holloway, pa Strand,
Temple London and by all respectable Druggists and
Medicines throughout the British Empire and those
United in Boxes 373C &c. 81 So each Whole
by principal Drug houses OF the Union by Messrs
b Sands New York; 5. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
| n. C.
HThere saving taking the largest sizes
the guidance of patients in disorder
| are aft xed to each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28
Tape Worm cured by DIR. M'Lane's celebrated Yer
mafuRe.

W Orlh Cur6U C6IeUIUtCU
mafuge.
New YoRK, August 2, 1852.
lady this city teseS that after using Dr.
Vemuge she passed tape ten inches long, and has
hesitation in recommending to every yerson afflicted with
worms cxcels other remedy
The the lady and further particulars can be
calling Mrs arde Manhattan place. or L. The
ALL Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe streets
The above valuable remedy also Dr. MLanes Celeora'
ted Liver Pills. can now all respectable Drug Stores
this city. ,,
will please be careful to ask for and take none
but DR. MLANE'S VERMFUGE. All Others in comparison
wothless For sale in Wilmington, N u, by VIM H. Liz
Drnggist
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DIED.

In Dupin County, the 9th ns Mary W infant daugh-
ter Of Edward and Harriet Outlaw aged year, months
and 6 DAYS.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! The subscriber has just
\ received and will continue to receive weekly from
low for cash or paper 80 days. viz Rockaway
Bugges, Jenny Lind Wagons, Carriages Sulkes &c Al
of Dunlap Co.'s ,oOrk sold by me 0arrGnted for IL months
o. "a w c. HOWARD.
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aROvE ACAnEMY.

GROVE ACADEMY.
HAVE just resumed my Class in the above nsttItlon
i Terms as heretofore. }. M cctoHi.
Kenansylle, Oct Is, 1853 5o-lt-ots
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FREIGHT 81,
TO NEW YORK.

TO NEW YORK.
Turpcntine Rosn, and Tar, per barre,...$ 50 as so
Spirits Turpentine, do. 10 70
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross............... 90 22a
COttOn, bale, u w q 0U
Cotton goods and yarns per foot, 6
FlaXSeed, per caSk, UU q W
Lumber, per- se . 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Resin and Tar, per barrel, IS
Spirits Iurpentine, do. 10 ~
Ground Peas per bushe a 8
Lumber per NJ as to size ............5 so a 90
Cotton goods an d yarns per cubic foot q 0
Rice per 100 lbs ............................ 22i
TO BOSTON.
Turpcntne Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, ...-..6O 20
Spirits Iurpntlne, do. 90 80
Lumber, pcrM..... .............. 10 80 ii 90
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
r. RESTON AND A G. DICKINSON, having gone
y into the GROCERY BUSINESS, have taken and fit
ted up the large brick building known the Evans Bull
ding, and recently used by T. K Howle Esq, Bar and
Billiard Room doors below Kahnweiller & Bro the
south side of Market street. No s. where by the 18th
Goth the most of their NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES will be opened
WARE, and many convenences for housekeeping. The
business will be done under the firm of J. r. RESTON
CO. The above articles well selected, and would
like get much cash possible but at the time
will give short credits to good customers Any wish
ing credit years. will please signify the before
making account. J. K. RESTON co.
LII persons indebted goods last winter will
"A find their accounts at ]. K. Reston Co g, where
shall be happy to them. ]. R. RESTON.
October II. 35-tt
FOR SALE!
ION Thursday the Ord of November next the undersigned
by virtue of mortgage executed to them, will sell at the
residence of James Cameron near Smhyie, tho follow
The TRACT OF LAND known the Walden Panta.
ton which MIR Cameron resides with all the
ments thereon well another TRACT OF PINE LAND
on Spring Branch Creek with all the wood thereon ALSO
number of HORSES. (among which is thoroughbred
Stallion MULES, and Stock of every kind together with
| all his FARMING UTENSILS and HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also, Schooner known as the
MARY LYDIA.
Ion the 7th November next they will expose sale al
Exchange Corner IN the Town of Wilmington. four vaua
BILE slaves, consisting Of ONE MAN AND THREE WO
MAN.
Notes with approved security 80 days. negotiable
Bank required Of purchasers for all over $780, and fol
ts sia ~ ' 0-'' W. C. HOWARD,
- W.N. PEDEN.
Oct. 4th, 1853 d26-wJ-ts
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MACHINERY OIL.-Just received small quantity of
1Nl Machinery Oil sample: Warranted not to gum
heat 1t is equal to the best Sperm OIL and much less
price, and entirely free from Rosn oil &c For SALE whole
sale and retail, by w. II. LlPPlTT,
June 8 Druggist and Chemist. -
4OO Snpa Wsgo
Seidtz Powders 50 lbs. Gum Opium oOlbs Gum Cam
phor; gross Prestons Yeast Powders 26 lbs. Calomel
90 lbs Rhubarb 10 do lpecac cask Or. Tartar; oask
8. c. Soda, Sc. SC. For sale by w. II. LIPPITT,
June Druggist and Chemist.