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Cutlery, &c.

cutlery, &C.
A N assortment of SUPERIOR POCKET and
IN SPRING KNIVES, SPORTMAN'S DO,
containing enough different useful utensils to open
u small shop made by the we'll known makers,
Geo. Wostenholm & Sons, Jonathan Crooks and
Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Also some American
patterns very good, at VARIETY STORE" 1855
Broad Street, Augusta Ga.
j. a. GURLEY.
Sept5 If 81
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For Clerk.

.THOS. G.-BACON. ,.--.ss.s
; r.. b. BOUKNIGHT,
: EDMUND PENN.
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GAIN DIDATES.'
For Sheriff.

E'or 5neT1N'
FELIX e. BoDIE,
: WIN. QUAT'rLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
/, JAMES EDISON.
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For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
S A. r, ABLE,
>sTHE0PHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. 3. WHITTLE,
LEE HOLSON,
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
DERRICK HOLSONBAKE,
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WsPAPER Devoted Politics General
Schools.


MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG CREEK. n. c.
HS Institution has been opened under the direction
i of competent and experienced Teacher.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, first class in English >.
Grammar and Geography .,:.;....;.. ~ 'O
and the use Of the the Globes % l2 90
class in Algebra " Lati9 and Creek Is 90
etry. Lories and MetanbysiSes. -. -. IS 90
French Spanish and Italian will be taught the usual
prices To young gentlemen and ladies desous of acquiring
facility ofspeakng and writing these beautiful languages
this Institution it is presumed, viii afford an excellent
portunty.
Board be obtained in the from dol
lars per month.
This Institution is to keep clear of all sscarian opnie ms
ID. POWERS, Pres. Bos:d Trustees
March g. 1852 29-tf
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THE HARP OF THE SOUTH;
ne,c and collection of Church Music, by L. B.
Wood6ury author the Dutcimer, Ll6er MMsicns, &c
THIS book embraces many features, and, it is conf
IDENTIFY believed will be found the most comprehensive
attractive and useful work of the kind ever issued It has
been prepared in to calls from the south
and West and embraces the Gems from all the most popu
lar round books in the country together with much new
Music written expressly for its pages By special arrange
men the right the favorite compositions OF LOWELL
Mason, ESQ., the distinguished composer and editor has
obtained and careful selection from his very popular
works, the HANDEL HAYDN SOCIETY CoLLECToN IHE
BosToN ACADEMY's COLLECTION TIE CARMINA SAcRA lot
which last work alone 300 900 copies have been sod
and Others has been made Selections have also been made
from the works of Thomas HASTINGS AND WILLIAM BRAD.
BURY Esos we'll from the other most distinguished
American and Foreign Composers The choicest have
work which had the astonishing sale of 1000 copies
in the short time since its publication
Some den the extent and variety of this work may be
Psalm and HYMN Tunes of all Meters Anthems, and Set
Pieces for ali occasions and Revival Hymns, and Music it
also large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
bath School Social Circle and collection OF secular
Pieces of Moral Cast for the of Singing Schools
SC. To the whole is prefxed THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
MADE EASY being full exposition of the subject iustra-
by Exercises and pleasing pieces for class
ce Teachers Chorsers and others interested invited
to examine this work Retail price 81 90.
Tor sale by Lippincott, Grambo Co., Phiadelphla W.
B. Smith & Co, Cincinnati II. Crttenden, ST. Louis !;
A. Carter Charleston T. S. Bidgood Co. Mobile; and
bv book sellers generally Published by Mason BROTHERS.
(iate Mason & Law.) New York.
February 24th, 1853. 107Sm
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PIANOS-MUSI SIC.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizenssA
Of Wilmington and vicinity that he has opencdtfF ETt
3AUSlC STORE on Market street, above the Carolina
oe where he intends to keep complete assortment of
PIANOS of the celebrated manufacture. No. 6, ST.,
and octave Pianos, in Rosewood Cases. and with the la
lest improvements These instruments have been selected
himself, and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
hem to be superior in tone, finish and workmanship to any
which to this market before He will sell them
New York prices.
lie also keeps and is constantly receiving the latest and
most fashionable Music for Piano and all other instruments
Ills arrangements with Northern Publishers such, that
b enabled to receive any ordered piece either published
Europe or in this country, in three days. He will attend
ANY orders from String Brass Bands either for nsru
9nts arranged Music with despatch, having arranged
u the Music of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du-
Mg the last months.
Old Pianos taken in exchange
All orders for Music Instruments from the country will
@prOmpty attended to- HERMANN l.. SCHREINER,
Nov 12h.-I6-tf Professor of Music.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


CEALED PROPOSALS for the construction of a Brick
- Court House, with tin roof at Smthve, Brunswick
county, North Carolina, will be received till the 29th May
1858
The building to be about 46 by 40 with for the
Register Clerks of the Superior and County Courts and
Grand Jury in the Basement The Court and Petit Jury
room in second story.
For particulars enquiry must be made of Samuel Lang
don at Smithvile, n. G..
Plans and specifications may be submitted by those who
propose but allowance will be made for plans adopted
by the Commissioners.
Bond with approved security for the prompt and faithful
execution of the work will be required
F. ]. HILL,
THOS. G.. DREW,
OWEN d. HOLMES, }Comn1'rs.
SAM'L LANC1DON,
JOHN BROWN,
March Is 1853. 2S-St
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rn TILE PuRL.IC.

TUE subscriber has leased for term of years. of r. w:
Brown ESQ., his re-proof store, with his wharves and
condition take especial care ofSpirits TurPentine
a other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
e well known to be the best and safest place IN town
The storage of Bacon Lard Corn, Peas, &c. The lower
es have on them four large new sheds where Spirits
a be safely kept the rain and He prepared to
y and ship SELL all kinds of produce sent to his care
ne Nv Will also make advances when required.
ne oGgS to refer to the following gentlemen h w
Eqrs 9'"' w. !" L n MITES COSTiN.
September IL; 1852 l-l2m
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THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING

HOUSE IN NEW 1URh.
THOMAS G.. STEARNS. importer and jobber Of SILKS,
l MILLINERY, and FANCY GOODS, l62 Broadway,
N y has in store and daily receiving and offering
the Lowest Prices complete assortment of Goods in his
% comprising all the various styles and designs, consis-
ting of BIack and Fancy Silks, MarceIInes. FIOrem-
ees, ShaVvIx. Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tnfet"
and Satin Ribbons, Dress Trimmings of all kinds,
EmbrOdcrIes, French aud English Grapes, Grape
LscS SILK CrNvHts Gloves of all Kinds. Silk Lace
MItts, Baregcs, LNces, 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, 1852 Broadway,
Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, \. !.
Dec. 80, 1852. lily
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~"AON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND


y Tn, IRALPH Il CO., % FULTON ST, n. Y.
ETTG& TEL, FOR SALE large assortment of AGRICUk-
y ICkAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
@ s Of Pows, and Castings Corn Shelters Straw Cut
nan Cradles, Sey hes and Snaths Grain Mills Sugar Mills
Tpgers Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Ok Iokes and
n I, nake Hoes hay and Manure Forks, Spades, Shov-
RGTSIF Is Wagons, Wheelbarrows, &c.
81 sssNLD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED-a large va
GSS,, 6PERIILISERS-Peruvian Guano, Sup. Phosphate
,ne 6Gne Dust, Poudrettes Charcoal Dust, Plaster DC
tACTURERS of SCHNEBLY'S Reaping and
n er'nS Machine DANIELS Hay, Straw and Stalk Cut
M, Agents for the sale of VIM HOVEY'S Patent Straw
S@a descriptive catalogue will be sent on application
$@aL TMarch 25, IS53.-29-3m
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FINAL NOTICE

FINAL NOTICE.
LII persons having demands against the Estate OF
n Charles Burns requested to be rendered according
to law to the subscriber before the 10th of next
as the Estate will be closed Immediately after that day
~ ~ THOS w. GORE, Admir-.
Little River, S. c., Jan. Bird, 1853. 19tl0gn
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD
TIME subscriber having accepted the agency Of several
large establishments the North, which will furnish
him with an unlimited supply of finished unfinished Tor
eon or domestic MARBLE of all qualities to MI
oher article in the OF the business at reasonable
ates. -,,,x,r,,.-r, .puY,-f, a~.o,
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or AhviNer' e1eeu
81 - Iii az oan he done either North South.
The best of reference can be given if required:
Feb IS, lS53-23-tfl JAMES MeCLAn-sNnN
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$40 REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
L sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, or COM NETEN
monty called EADY belonging the estate of James
p Davis decd, late of Dupln county, and delivery R
to her confinement in Jail so that get her
She has been absent for about two years. and propaby turks
is concealed in the part of New Hanover county adoin
ing the Dupn line viii also pay the aforesaid amount
any person who will enable to convict any white
of harborng said slave. Said slave Edith the wife of
negro named Jack "a blacksmith) formerly the prop
erty of Henry Williams decd
J. H. JERMAN,l Adn,,-.
SETH DAVIS, : Aun 'S
December 6. 1852 l5tf
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sMITHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
MILL its fourth session in the building,
w 18th of February and close its scholastic year 10th
Dec ,553 Organization and charges heretofore Mr.
Murphy excepted whose services if necessary, will be sup
piled competent Assistant For PARTICULARS address the
principal JAMES H. BRENT,
Dec 3I-I7-6m Smithville. n. C..
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CARRIAGES.

WE have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place, and shall keep assortment of the
various kinds constantly on hand.
We agents for Dunlap's celebrated carriages, and
shall keep assortment of them on hand and descrp
tion that we do not have will order wanted.
In absence, Mr.. j. j. Conoley w. j. Cornwall will
take pleasure in showing them
All work sold by US, warranted to do good service
DIBBLE & BROTHERS.
March 10th, 1853. 2-ly.
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General Notices.
SlOO REWARn-

PROCLAMATION
By HIS Ercenry DAVID s. REID Gorcruor of the State of
NORTH Carolina
WHEREAS it has been represented to that one JOHN
CURRIE late of the county of Bladen stands charged
with the murder of Kncheon Vause the county of
lumbus and that the said Cure has filed from justice
probably escaped beyond the limits of the State
Now therefore, the end that the said Curre may be
rested and brought to trial for said offence do hereby
this, my Proclamation, offering reward of one hundred
dollars for his apprehension delivery to the sheriff Of
Columbus county
No description of John Currie has been given.
tT+++++t Given under my hand and attesed with the
SEAL Great Seal of the State of North Carolina at
f++++++t the City of Raleigh this lth day of April A.
b., 1858. DAVID S. REID.
By the Governor
SAMUEL F. ADAMS, Private Secretary.
April 22d, 1853 22-w3v
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LUMBERTON HOTEL.


THE subscribers inform the public that they have
purchased the Hotel lately occupied by G. w. EIiI
gley, and that they prepared to entertainsA
all who may favor them with their custom and pledge them
selves to every effort to give satisfaction. They
building large and dry Stables and shelters Their
be will always be supplied with the best the market affords
and with attentive servants in the house and for the stables
Their undivided attention will be given the establishment
and therefore hope merit liberal share of public patron
age. J. w. REGAIN,
II. CALDWELL.
Lumberton, April Sth, 1858. 3l-3m
COOPERS WANTED,
ITO make Spirits Turpentne Casks, to whom steady en-
l. pOyment and liberal wages will be given
]. r. BLOSSOM.
April lst 1853 277-lw-3l-tf
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IFrom the Southern cHttfvator.l
Black Oats.

Messrs Ed,tors--T procured ten bushels of Black
Oats last fall, and sowed twelve and half acres--in
November. They stood the severity of the winter,
until the last very extreme cold spell, and then
thought they were all destroyed bnt some time after
discovered some living punches, and concluded as
they were SC ,rce and very high 10 try and ali
could for seed. AS the spring advanced, saw more
greenness the lot, and when matured was driven
to the necessity Of feeding of them, perhaps ten
or twelve dozen. saved and housed them, and had
thrashed a few days past and though leak had de-
sroyed some ten bushels, had measured of clean
oats, one hundred and six bushels. have but little
doubt made one hundred and twenty-fv bushels
and now comes the marvellous. found one bunch,
growing from seed, that had one hundred and
tUenty-ni heads, and counted one head that con-
tanned three hundred grains If each had averaged
three hundred grains, it would have been thiryeight
thousand seven hundred but one hundred and ffty
grains TO each head. (and have no doubt they viii
do that) make nineteen thousand three hundred and
fifty grains from one, and there were many found hay
ing over one hundred branches or heads and great
many eighty. have proof of what say. indis-
putable. and have ftysx bushels for sale at 81 90
per bushel. would never SOW any other kind, bat
the time they obliged TO be out inteferes with the
crop.
If any Of your readers should doubt the increase
have not only evidence of what say, but have sew
era lunches together with The celebrated one hundred
and twenty nine Some have counted and said one
hundred and thirty, two, instead of one hundred and
twenty nine heads. 6. LrMpKIN
Harmon, OglcthOrpe co. Ga
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VARIETY STOVE WAREHOUSE.
BARTLETT BENT. Jr..
lnufacturer and Dealer in the most Approved

STOVES, RANGES,
Farmers Boilers, Ship CRbOses, Gas Ovens,
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces, Oven Fronts Sc.
Iron Castings generally.
23s Water Street, New-TOrk.
AnriI % 1853 34-3m
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LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND WARE
FOUNDRY, Philadelphia.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public that hav-
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities, they prepared
ORDERS for stoves, &c. the most reasonable
terms. They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN MERCHANTS. to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
Of design durability utility and their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment of
STOVES offered for sale; consisting Of Liberty Air
Tight Cook, for wood coal; Complete Cook Star Air
Tight Sta: Franklin Star Fire King Radiator
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cyn.
ders, Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens, &C., sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by let.
ter have list of prices by mall containing
ngs and descriptions Of all the different varieties of stoves
Sc. ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
Feb 1926 6ml Brown ST., above Fourth. Philadelphia
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HOOKS FOR TIE SOUTH AND WEST.


WILL be ready early in March, Dr. Birds universally
w popular novel, NICK OF THE WOODS, or THE
JIBBEN.INosAY," new and revised edition. in volume,
l2mo, with illustrations by Darey Price 81 25.
~ Dr. Birds - Nick of the Wood" has, from its first
publication great favorte at home and abroad it
essued revised and corrected by the author
general demand
"A STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS" by Philip Paxton,
with illustrations by Dnrley In volume, l2mo Price
81 25
Philip Paxon's Sketches of Life in the Southwest
through the Spirit Of the Times" the Literary World
and other journals have been universally well received His
Stray Yankee in Texas will diminish h reputation.
Good good humor sound patriotism and hearty
NAL spirits commend these books to the youth Of the whole
country. Also just published,
NAPOLEON IN EXILE, Voice from st. Helena ;
by Barry OMeara In two vols, l2mo, with plates Price
S.
MACAULAY'S SPEECHES." speeches and Address
es of the Rt Hon. T. Darlington Macauay in two vols,
l2mo., 81.
CLOVERNOOK, or r Recollections of our Home in the
West, by Alice Carey. Fourth ed with illustrations by
barley. Price 81
MEAGER'S SPEECHES.-Speeches on the Legislative
Independence of Ireland by Thomas branches Meagher-
In one volume, l2mo: with portrait Price 81:
THE MEN OF THE TINE Sketches of Living No
tables containing nearly 900 Biographies limo, cloth
81 so
For sale by the Booksellers generally Published by
j. S. REDFIELD,
March 4, lS53-F26 2ml 10 & liz Nassau st., n Y
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
TN STORE AND FOR SALE. at manufacturers prices
two of Messrs R. Sinclair Co.'s improved thirty inch
French Burr Stone Corn Mills for plantation
ed to grind from five bushels of fine Meal per hour
with four ordinary size Those who In want OF
rst rate Mill will please cali and examine. address
d. L. BURBANK, (sign Of tho Turk
July 2-i3 Front-street, WImlngLon, y. -
TsRESH CANDY. 1000 lbs. assorted, in Is lb boxes
400 lbs assorted for retainust received fresh nom
'.E Fei la H. N. BARLOW
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT LAW.
Caution to persons using po,ccr to the Laac
AM manufacturing all the necessary instruments required
to secure certificate from the Government Inspectors
they having granted certificates to those boats having
Instruments on them My Water Guage for boilers, my
Stcampresure Guage, my Marine Chronomeer with pres
valuable acquisition to any steamboat mill and my I'm
proved Fuseable Metallic Plug for boilers which be in
All the above instruments manufactured by myself and
having had thirty practical experience in the Steam
engine gives full confidence in the working qualities OF
the above fuller description will be sent to any part Of
the Union, by addressing JOSHUA LOWE, No. II Dey-st,
N s. All engineers are solicited to become Agents. and
a liberal commission allowed.
April %, 1853. 34-1m
PREMIUM IRON PIANO-FORTEs.
THESE instruments possess many advantages -
i those made of wood, and from 20 to ffgT
Is per cent. less in price for the same pattern
They all octave, of the most superior tone and I'm
ish, and are warranted to stand in any climate.
The undersigned continue to manufacture Pianoortes in
rosewood case, from S235 to $500
Our catalogue of SHEET MUSIC is the largest in the
country and we furnish EVERY ARTICLE in the Au-
! Sheet Music sent by Mail.
FIRTH. POND & Co,
ao, y. ,.,, No 1 Foa"kliS n-g sgr%Src,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
&o THE Subscriber would most respectfully inform his
patrons, and the public in general that he has just
Gencmen's, Misses Boy and Chid,en's BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS of every quality style and fashion, neccssa
r to make his assortment complete which he intends SELL
ing low for cash. to punctua customers short time
And would therefore, solicit to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere feels assured that
with the increased of stock he has hand he
will be able to fit and please both in the price and quality
all those who may favor him with their patronage.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed with
neaness and dispatch Very greatu for the liberal share
patronage heretofore received he hopes by strict attention
' ' ' ''''''' ''"'."""'''' u D. 5.f D. CARROLL.
Clinton, n. c., April 49, 1853 34-3t
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE next annual meeting of the MEDICAL SOCIETY
of the State of North Carolina will be held in the town
Of Fayetteville on Tuesday, 18th day of May, 1853
The Society will at o'clock in the afternoon
that day
Delegates, Members and Members of the Profession in
good and regular standing, are invited to attend
w. w. HARRISS, NJ. D.,
Cor. and Rec. Sect'y.
April 8, 1853. [3l-tm ID from lOm TIM
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Terms OF Subscription.
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bscrber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
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hleI cony gratis, for year.
sXn sX1Tnney may be remitted per mail, at our risk.
m letters business connected with this Office must b.
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General Notices.
COOPERS.
THE NEW sTEAMBOAT

GEVERAL good workmen find steady employ ut the
~ highest wages, at my shop in this place.
Wilmington April g, lS5334 4t*l A. MORGAN. :
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5000 REWARD.
1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given for Negro
LOTT, either dead alive, delivered to the subscriber
in the of Wilmington
March I'd I953-I26-tf1 BENJAMIN HALLETT.
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CHEAP STORE,

DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that he
i continues the Retail business at his Store on Market
Street. where he has just received of GOODS
which he will sell cheap and would be thankful for share
of public patronage. -
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