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n NCLE ROBIN, MS CABIN IL VIRGINIA, AND ION
- WITHOUT ONE - BOSTON; by J. ". Page. Just pub-
.hed a.at u volume, 3J pages price e. BY W. RAN
DOLril, 1877 Main street, Richmond.
Copies seni by nall postpaid TO those who remit the
Its Jct appears be dprove statements
en romance touching AZ evils % slavery we'll hoE
Shairytr m attend lie life Of the Southern these
produced BY the imprudsnt sympathy the s-is;e pau.
throp liz" Garrison, PEsbury Abby Rely stove
We has" examined the volu- rgrS1ry Snd
think ~ well worth p-ruszL Is written in plain substantial
style, and Nth
among tie characters introduced, which
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

a
Merchants, Farmers Mechanics nusekcepers public
large and ely selected stock Hardware Gallery
Tct' aud opened "r the Spring trade. he will
the aiing articles, viz:
Scythe and Grass Blades
wedding liiilnr, and Gruhhrg Hoes
Pen and PlcSct Knives Of almost
Rszpr and Sciss Of Butchers wosteuiIms,
Knives and FORKS Of every description
Pad, stock, Chest, Cupid, TILL aud Rim Locks
kin1s
Copper Wash Kettles
HolUu War Of all description
sap Dgesers, article particularly nice soup
Trace, OK, log, Well, nd Pump Chats
Ifh, Halter and Breast Chains
Spades aud Shoyris % kind
Manure and Hay Forks Ill kinds
Horsc shoes. Burdens make, and Ghn's Horse Nails
Wrought and Cut spikes ali sizes
Wrought and Cut NailT; all
Hammers, Iatehets and Aizes all sizes
AKlef, from - % inch
Hand, Pannel, Tenant. Mil. Pit, and Cros.Cutsa
Counter Scales and Patent Balances: Platform scales
4 Brass, Britannia, and Tin spittoons
Blous, Auyis ani Vices, Piles q every description
Augrrs Chises aanets, squarrs and Beyils
Bench and MouFing Planes
Horse aud Mule Collars aud Hind Brides
Coffee Mills u all kinds. Manila Rope - " inch
kayprs Caststei; si sizes ,ul shapes commonly used
SAFETY Fus- u TIE quality
Weayefs Reed ard Steel sieys
Brown ani Bicachsd Shoe Thread
Maspn's Challenge Backing
Horsc Shoe Cloth Tooth Hair Foor Scrubbny and Countsr
Brushes With other article usuay houses
ue 81 "usinrs all n which hare been bought yr cl
b. ld-red on th- very best terms
We would be happy show goods wish any thing
10 our way, aud vii DO the hest make
70 buy q us. ROBERrsON, GATEs 4 RATCLIFPE.
No sign Of tie Anvil
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BE = tiers 1id D-aif 10 quurs ard Cra rrorveiy ks-f
cl',f'y or hand '- and srac; the aaav, foods
Fsf Wy ar rr.rard g. 80 lr and quantities "a
.npf - al he vafgIs gsd u DARK and Pale Brtn.
ge W'n anh pa sry, Mad.rIa, Port N4iags gIs..t
Nirs II-sryt Apple afd Peach DANDY WFf.Esv
land Gin. Jaraes and Cf,lK Rum Msris no. Clrrsa Av
nifseh "as.,r Peppermint Annssee ana
-t-L A. ~ DO 'es ati Tor Dfsurii, Champaign CIDER
Bs imitation French Brandy. R3fe Gfa pure re~ufsf
Whitley, DENT Inns ~ sIfas and g. yars ron, ss Il VI
"le DUDLEY Co, ~ Ma.u street Richmond va
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NJ n. THACkLRNl Is lnK,r NnYII.-nrN.

Nh. IHNhhRtN y GREAT No kLs.-HENkY
" hoSDIThe history Of Henry Esmond Esq, Colonel
OF by
snee OF Mr. IhaekerAy country excite
me euosty OF the American
suction OF his versatile creative exhibiting
TO vanity Fair Pendenn
ooseINanon The hIewd insight into the
wonderful facility OF hitting "a character
which distinguish the Of he
VANITY fAl-A Novel without "A uiustrl
vanity Fair must be admitted Of
real genius that has of late will
lasting place In our nterAture."-kJdnsiaeT.
PENDENNis-Te history of Pvndenn for tune. and mis-
toruues hs iTichds aud his
thaekAT~y must take hs stand prose
io the horalsts the the
and manners OF society with
hseyDubifc. 'S'~'
The above, together with th,
anu yrdy popular author, De found
ry Piano Forte and Publishing Establishment o
rnl1
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4 tUHCJLiU SAWS o. HDT co.'s mate
~ tr1feH HHfnftsd from y irfH Y
d. 90 DO q d1 o. % Do
Our rpy N these unryast srs u aiHays complete nd
s' bong 1rufa.ufed srpfsUy n ofdsr
hisnfy recommend o.
Pou ditance Who have Saw. that have beor. pr.py
ob-n csn have them thoroughly rspared moderate cost
~ ending them - O. j. gISTON 4 90
J-H rign N the Circular sar, " Main a.
M HsEFY.-2r ibis 'MYIusIn pes from Marn A % F.
w 2"bDs. ". y. extra, f1r sssby
Jsi DAyENPORT. ALLEN CO.
Epk sALF privately Seg. nan about q years ~ age rho
Ha ~ ttnf" tni hs vie abaut che sgs
eH,i'fr'i q, Cooking washing snd raung
- s'nef@y 1s9 I"y vii be- sod tos.th.r yety ow Appy
ttfl aitiCg PfOws. tc-w. would eal the attention
- NJ FnrnffsfI new Double dsrH-d
Ta'uE cr THf@" sri Ff Cf1pt which sup-rssds. the me-.
essy ~ nNf i-r frr. 900 most sst-s Aso, complete
mrn'" he canhrHe~ PipH., Casting. Ae q.
- gransIn street, Hchuord
pMGERtrOrs ASD CHrRys--By he .shoan.rs West.
= OYER i hrfI1i 20 receiving smother suppy
20 'hnrs a.l k"ffgsrHtnrs - Ehich rtl th-
"'N'I pNrrhf'crs "" sale ~ jcT ZIMMERMAN
RI BhushEs. ~ dn rent s.s Iust man
~ gfe 1s1 fo1n~ ysiscpsss, and Cdshs gs,
sri - soS,,,.
"HifNEYr PATEHT iNRsTAND.-A Bsv suypl, u en-, -.
w e'i'n' snd popular insstsnd rscsved, Tor sale.
-. JANIS wOODHOuHE,
blS t1sis Nash woodhoBss.l HsSis ,qisrs.
foh-EIIsPrsneh Jsesss, railroad othsr syls
isis cuptsrt.S j, L,ruRop
hOW Jas WESTON
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Lrrrros-Early Cabbage, Roy.
Al, do, Curled India, brown
Dutch, Green and white Cos,
India. U
Mklox-Nutmeg and citron.
NAsrunriun.
OKRA.
osiox-silver skin, Weather.
Geld.
PAksLxr-Curled.
PAnsxir-Sugar.
PkAs-LAndrsth's Extra, Early
frame, Large MArrowiHt, Dwarf,
do, Peruvian, do.
Pnrrn-Piekiing. Large Sweet
PuNrxiH.
RAptsn-Lonx salmon, Long
Scarlet, White rurnip, Ned, do,
Black Spanish.
kuuBARB.
sALsAyr.
SPINACH.
Squash.
TuRxir-Hat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe, Ruta Baga, Large
Norfolk.
Por HkRRs-Assortmeut.
from ID. LAndreth, are offered or
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III y VITf
~ brfgs IT, lrinfs Rich Printed Plain CiAi-s g-sd
hrfegss Pain Changespr Dress sirs pieudlI i- sss
~ ht laNn' enhets Cslhri- and Checked Nlns Plain aud
DOTTED swiss Gnzlams PIinis Gloves, White All tge
Mixed Cotton Ho's, Linen Carbri- iarckrrciis B,aehgd
seetmgi aud Shifting Table Ln~s. Toilet Cover. Na sins
au't Darg'' IeTslGrs &c. i'ye-.I E assortment y
byds Tor men and loy vear % ui the ue pub
Hc b respectfully collected, determined tgon,r t iya
E9ns rh 0L"s ~ least % Per shan ty have
,Ly 's'n sou '' '"'I ,, ,, =" ~, ~. Jn1g",
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RICHARD HILL, ia,
dec b. W. TALLEY.
ASLILDiNG HAhDw 'HE-we have on haRd &c
aS ment Of Hoiding Hardware, con.s'nEot-
Rim iock' with Mineral and Pearl Knobs
Front Door Mortec and Him Locks
P,a% Saa ' and a9 aGe sas Zach m
wood Screws Cut and Wrought Nails all sizes
Axle Pues aud Bolts every description. Ror sale
' sS,5 terms" Importers II M9SHS g co
AXE sUPKRIORi Es Physical Character Vegetation
Ara-sil with Contribution. from John l. Leeonte A. A.
Goad r. w Harris. Aa Gray = Cabot Leo LesqsessI "a
on Illustrations y. Cabot cloth; prlc,
p,ared country. Emh'iyng researches Of
scientific relating hitherto comparatively unknown
The Illustrations II in number are In the fines, style Of the art
other objects Of Natural History, outline Map
Ior sale by NASH wooDuoUsE.
mac Eagle square.
NNATEH COOLERS! WATER CooLERs'-In addition to
w present stock receiving extra supply Of
ws,sr os9s,, 3 aud gallons ,o@s Very hsnd.Sms and
cool Ts'er at 'ma, SIs1,s Sor sale by
ElA BBLS. VIRGINIA LINZ received this morning. nov
h'pO ln,he Basin. win Be sold lov q taken from the boat
Alto ogl eo 10 store constantly on hand for sale on con'n
maio' MACE WINSTON.
THNOsE WATER YLTERs-we are closing the lot at prices
varying from " ~ 70 Any one v.hing thc luxury u
clear water will do well to call mmedai.y st % h,in
n iNsEEp on, WHITE LEAD, PATENT INC WHITE CO
Ig"' ''"he' and Brushes iSI ,1e 20 nny guIn,y
WlLAisMTIfs TOoLswe respectfully call the attention
hb Of tho1c In Of B'er.it Tools, assortment
"h'G, is nov very complete .on,.'gg o.
slid HoS and Hotter KY vices, 30 70 80 IN,
s .l, ngos ~. fen p g 80 inch
stock and Ds, snFie and . uble Hand scrsv Plates
iior,e s6op.. ani isian'.r iiolls sbo1 wail.
Al Of which shall BE- sold on accommodating terfns.
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rI'O MERCHANTS VINO fVrFNr OPENING NV SITS
Of HOOKS THE iar JuLY-A. MOHRh, hoothindef, Fub.
Usher sud Hooss er u Main street. would L'psoy ,pssss
% erchans who opening new ss oi hoos IN u
superior ls bet HdanSr, and made o
the best .tvr 10 tnsr orders as once hat Their
Books may ~ veil seasoned
Bodybuilding 10 ever variety executed In the best
mail
~ IyoHAMs-Iaacastsr eiaghsms small Cheek and Plaid
" seoteh do striped Solid chabray do Bssk and White
AIS i'S and l''' ''' ''""o ulErwELt 90.
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gAMgs woonHousK. f.atr Wash a "a ooabo,,

- sale, .n extensive assortment Of.
Choke Plano F1rte from the Adam sodart
Co John Durham and Jonas Cosering makers u stab
htd rep4tru. Purchasers ~ these
sstns sue equal % made u this country,
Reau,ui Guitar. o., ",iarn',r unry,iied manufacture.
M-l'dsons-D-tnu Inducements, adapted music,
and god suhs tfs for Organs in Chur,hes
some hne oi NipIus, ssi.cted ~ Judge.
Violin HuIiur and Harp -;rngs Il the best qlaiys
Fiutes, ~ tin beet qualities.
strumsnis.
nsiraston bpis or The Plano FORTE Gutar FLUTE Accordion
ard other Iufiruu'rts, and large stock n
heu frfu'nr Plano gH.far
kept up'y r1usfIut arrivals
- orders from t country ghfuIiy and promptly filed
~ PiH11 Yortss tuned anl rsp,ifed. J-tc
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The "Jame under charge Captain Parish,
be the IN the % ilTee weeks
built comfort strength
and speed and ing all OF the modern Improvements have
been roducgd into their
sienced officers Passengers taxing
York avoid the u change q baggage,
enjoy the bracing hours
Ia sight - the piciurcquc and delightful
Ladies' yelling alone Will be paid every and
Behs be secured either at Office board u the hip
mails LUDLAM WATSON.
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n uARLfs d BROOKE Dealers Boot. Shoes, Hat. Caps
Bonnets Trunks, &c, &C, No. II. Pearl Street Rich
m,d Vs. receiving FULL assortment Of Goods suitable
for the Fall Trade, which they would call the Anion Of Coun
try Merchants Farmers and the public generally Their stock
and comprises Of the complete be
found being deSirous selling
eommodatng terms they think that they insure satisfaction
their
They largely engaged in the manufacture Of Shoes which
will enable them furnish article, and
regulate the suit purchasers Believing that article
always cheapest they will all enAyor furnish
goods as will prove satisfactory TO the consumer.
Purchasers re Invited to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
DIED,

In Duplin county, the 10th inst, SARAH ANN daugh
ter of Charlotte o. and Jas O. Daniel aged two
six months.
At Long Creek in this County, the 4h inst, SARAH
GEORGE, wife of VIM George aged "A years. She
worthy member of the Baptist Church, and died without
leaving enemy.-CoM.
In Dupln county, Friday, I'd inst in the 10Th year
her SARAH Ann wife of Jas Carr and only daugh
of the late Hugh Pearsa decd. The deceased
lady universally beloved by her acquaintance, which
most clearly evncd by the great crowd in attendance
when her earthly remains deposited in the tomb She
had suffered long and severely but murmured and tho
every possible human fully employed to arrest
her disease and though the attentions and manifest
hie friends and which
admonish her of her approaching dissolution she feared
evil she had for several trusted in Strong arm
satisfied in this her hour of trial. she would not b
orsaken Her only Babe also died and both deposited
gone ye the dispensaten is of really af
ictng character, she amiable and good The
of Providence often mysterious. Con-.
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for rates coastwise.
ga. Taa5YE Eg Sept 5Bae9n, sgsse Bss.vax
Is 81 f19 9ge rli%
5ooe Psa eSoG R
HidaesoDgy 7ss Green. 500; Lard Io@l; Molassss
oo@sl Is Alum. tbushel) Oo@oo; Faxseed 81 oo@o 90
advance our quotations, with upward feeling Cotton
Some GO 20 bales sold at about 10 to factories and
last week IS So this morning at s. Is to IS 40 Sack
Salt has upward tendency N c. Whskey dull. Tur-
pentine 81 so; Spirits 5Oc.-Obserrer.
NEW YORK, Sept 6th.-Cotton is steady, with sales of
@6 sol Genesee Whest-saes 81 1901 50 for Gen
Cornsales at TIC for mixed and iso for yellow esfse|
sales at lIac for Java and 1oac for Rio
leans Whiskey-sales at 27ac Pork-sales 1Sl3 for
prime and SIS so for Cut Meats-saes ofI5O bbls
SEC for shoulders and &c. hams. Lardss of POO
bbls. at 1l811tc
BALTIMORE, Sept. 5-Flour and Meal sales of SOC
b bbIs Howard st. brands at $5 @s6 Also 900
I =
for good to prime whe,ehoics white for family 81 81
81 81 9pshs fer white and 10@7l cts fo
p; s Hss s. Mss: IS z ss 4 Ss5s
sr n liz 71s Ses 7 SS and s hans n2
/ 25@25ac, bbls 26@26ac. q gallon.
NEW YORK, Sept 3d.--(For three days previous)-N
val Stores stock of TuTpentne is reduced to almos
nothing, and the market with very light supply tends up
ward Spirits Turpentine has further largely advanced
Rosin is quick and the sales large The supply
White Rosin is not equal to the demand Thin Tar is
The sales 1850 bbs Tupentine at 81 for North County
and 50 75@ss ST. y ESQ r t for Wilmington $500 WI
y sos 80 ID, delivered 1850 North County 81 20
81 45, afoat, and 81 IS 81 81, delivered; 200 No.
81 U.s. 1900 White 81 GHOST 62a q 2so b. 1850 Spirit
mostly at 60 cents and under but closing at the highest fig
ures and 60 to IS for lots wanted though the demand
this way is moderate 200 Thin Tar So 1908 S7t an
$40 Rope, 81 509$4 IS % Dbl.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAR

PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAROLINA.
ARRIVED
Sept 3steamer Alice, Rothwel from Fayetteville. to
4U. s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from Charles
ton, with 81 passengers;
& Eiers; with one boat in tow
5.-U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington Zimmerman, from
Charleston, with 81 passengers.
5-Barque Yuba, Robinson, I'm New York, to J. r. Bios
Brig solomon Eaton, Small I'm New York, in ballast,
Kdder q Martin.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman from Fayetteville, to
Sept 5.Steamer Brothers, Carter, from Fayetteville, to
J. Banks; with one boats in tow
7-Stoa1ner Gov Graham Hurt from Fayetteville to T.
u S Mail Steamer Gladiator sterett from Charleston,
with So passengers,
t7-sSchr Triton Brown from Charleston, ]. & D. Nc
Rae & Co.; with sack salt.
schr Susan Canon Edwards from Charleston Russell
s-steamer southerner, JONES' from Fayetteville, to w.
H. Notary.
U S. Mail Steamer Wilmington Burns, from Charleston,
Boat Eliza, Mcdaniel from Fayetteville to John Banks.
H. Chadbourn Co.. with 24s bbls rosin 100 OOO lumber
Co.. with so bb tar 1I9 do PITCH lOl 900 timber
Brig Phiura, Gill, for New York. by Miles Cosn; with
schr W. w. Fulton Jone, for New York, by Miles Cos
ID. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudy, Bates for Charles
So. S Mail Steomer Gladiator Sterett for Charles
ton, with so passengers.
Brig Venus, Orr for Richmond, Me-, by Peirce Dudley
| with lis, 600 feet lumber
Gu. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns for Charles
ton, with 80 passengers.
Schr Lille Sanders Corson for New York, by Geo Har-
riss; with naval stores.
Schr A j. DsRosset, Derrickson for New York, by De-
Rosset & Brown; with naval stores.
6Schr E. l. B. Wales High, for Phila delphia by Geo
Hars with % bales yarn 81 do sheeng 100 bills spirits
turpentine, 1,257 do. rosin.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville, by
E. ]. Luterloh.
7-Schr. Adele, Applegit, fer New York. by J. H. Elan
ner with val stores.
Schr. A. R. Elliott, Brothers, for Norfolk, Va, by Miles
Costin with lumber.
Schr Manhasset, Smith, for New York, by J. H. Elan
ner; with naval stores
schr. Julia Eliza Thompson for West Indies, by Georgt
Harriss; with lumber and shingles.
Sehr Adeline d. Podger, for New York, by Geo HARRIS
with naval stores sc.
U. s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
BRIG A Lancaster, Clifford, for Richmond Va. b.
| J. II. Flanner; with 90 900 feet lumber.
8U S. Mail Steamer Gladiator Steret fer Charleston
with 100 passengers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
For the year..

For the year. .$5O79,4O $S,O76,S 1856
This shows that the total imports of free goods
throughout the country must be large There will,
however, be a falling off on srece. We have no
means for making further estimates of the exports
than those already given in our columns. The to-
tai at all the ports but especially at the south
ports, has very largely increased if not fully
much as the imports at least sufficient, with the
nsnal profits on the shipments of produce and the
heavy rates Of freight, to make up the noloroe Of
trade"
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September 9th, 1853

BSTRACT from the Minutes of the Superior Court of
"A Law held for the County of New Hanover at Spring
Term, 1858, Hon. John M. Dick, Presiding Judge:
sOered That hereafter the Civil Docket shall be taken
on Monday the first week of the Court and continued until
Tuesday night of the second week of the Term and that
Wednesday the second week of the Term the State Dock
shall be taken up and continued until disposed Of Par
ties and witnesses the State Docket not required to
until Wednesday of the second week of the Term
is further Ordered, That this notice be advertised in
the Wilmington Herald and Journal newspapers for six
weeks previous the Term of this Court which will
commence the 4th Monday after 18th Monday Of September
next. II. w. FOY, Clerk
Sept. 9th, 1853 l6w.
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From the Journal of Commerce
revenue from Customs.--Imports and Exports


Revenue from Customs.---Imports ana Exports
on IS52--'53.
We have been for some time anxious to obtain
reliable statement of the revanuo of tbo oo,ntr f
the year ending June 3oh 1S53 90 a,;Ja ~ AZ. H.
gross imports for the same ner;od W. bsvs ~ n .M
obtained the desired information in full with the
exception of the miscellaneous reco;nts Gov Tho Last
quarter, which are insignificant in cpmnar;son nth
the whole amount. and are estimated in ronnJ MN.
bers at 100000. The grand total = will be sean
is SCI 900 600: greater amount If revenue nroner
than was ever before received into the traasurv dr.
ing single wear. The estimate Of Secretarv Cor.
win for the year after the first Quarters statement
had been received. was onlv e51 600 0O0 so that
tho actuoI rotrrro 49, o.1 - ~ go
90 49, re us nave o'eIuH Tie estlna'e SIo:-
tsEeu fr ns ioi4M,ng Is Inc statement an OF IL
der the head of miscellaneous, which is not vet com
pletely made up:
Revenue the United States for the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth, 1853.
ron egs'Sms P96 I aad Is M Misc Total
I'd 465 IS i6 sS ~ "a go 81
Sd POS 498 SO IS 172555 50 rs s03 Ns5 10
4th 965 81 52 IA 100 ono no 1S ~ ds6 6S
-7-- ------ ----. 800
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
Triumphant Success of Hampton's Vegetable Tine

Letter from Officer of our Gallant Navy. We have
many other letters. We give below and again
the afflicted why will you delay trying this great Reora-
tive
U. S. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA, January
18th, 1853
Messrs Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures The first
Lieutenant of this Ship who has been suffering many
from the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored to his
usual health by the of Hamptons Vegetable Tnctue
desires to send him dozen bottles Of that Medicine
Lieut. r. of the Z. S. Navy, board this ship, also
wishes you to send him dozen of Hampon Vegetable
Tincture by the ship which leaves the United States
in February or March for Spezzia.
The Tncure you received in good order and
take pleasure in informing you that it has been used with
great by several of officers in of Dyspepsia
an respectfully yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain U. S Navy.
Can any further proof be asked Letters Certif
Gates of of Dyspepsia rheumatism Scrofula &c.
See advertisement on fourth nace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

TOWN LOTS AT LONG CREEK AT PUBLIC
~ SALE. 66A
y THE Subscriber will offer at public auction, at Z
Long Greek Bridge the oath day of the present month";
six or eight VALUABLE LOTS. Every facility for build
ing is to be had there is Steam Saw Mill in opera
ton at the place. Conditions at sale.
JOHN LARKINS.
September 9th, 1853 l-ts*
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HOlOwny'S Pills produce the most beneficial effects
IN COMPLAINTS.
MARREED.

In this town, last Thursday morning, by Rev DR.. Drane
Mr.. ALEXANDER WHITNEY, of Southampton Va, to Mrs
EMILY G. DAVIS, of this town.
Rg- Norfolk papers please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER srH, 1858

TuRPEHTNE.-Our review of Thursday last left the
ket firm 50 TO- with fair demand the article ruled
steady at this price until Monday last when advance
obtained Since then the article has further advanced and
close yesterday prices so higher than
weeks There has been good demand throughout
the week. and the sales reach 2S barrels follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

lust RECETVED.-20 bbs. Coffee Sugar; 10 bbIs
y Crushed do 10 bags Rio Coffee; 10 boxes Candy bb
Soda Biscuit half bb do half bbls Sugar Crackers
half bb Butter Crackers Tins Soda Bscut 10 boxe
Cream Cheese For sale by VIM III Mck0f.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

$17,530,6O6 1918 983
The imports of these articles for the last fiscal
year at this port were very large particularly in
teas, will be from the following comparisons:
Imports at NeC York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

JUDICIAL LoNGEvITY.-We have had but two
chief justices of the Supreme Court of the United
States in over fifty years. John Marshall held the
Office from January, 1901, till his death in 1885, and
Roger B fancy, his successor is still on the bench
Upon the adoption of the federal constitution John
Jay of New York was appointed chief justice, and
held the Office from 1889 till 1914 when he ap-
pointed Minister to England John Rutledge, of
South Carolina, nominated as his successor, was re-
jected by the Senate William Cushing of Mas
sachusetts, declined the rendered appointment and
Oliver Ellsworth of Connecticut succeed in 1896,
but resgneded in 1909, when selected Minister
France. John Jay then again appointed, but
declined, when Judge Marshall left the State De-
partment for the Supreme Bench.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

- Is remark of DR.. Stone, that the old French new
H'E IN New Orleans-they only go out. For years
years. going back as far as memory runneth, you
no'e sitting on the balconies of the old square of
oly' The same venerable white headed, porty, old
NJ Tueh and creole ladies, dressed clean and neat,
PSLng eontented and happy, with their bright eyed
terS and granddaughter around them-perfect
OF green old age. These veaerabe DANES
i ne IN New Orleans ever since it has been a
lhey have lived under three Governments.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-Out in Canton township, a
" days age boy threw a stone at a woodpccker
ang on the point of stake. The stone did not
within three feet of the bird which flew perpen-
CularIy high into the air, and Immediately fell to
ground dead, greatly to the establishment of the
~ who at first supposed the bird had been fright
ed to death On examining it, however, its death
accounted for, by its having choked upon a cher
found in its throat The poor bird had taken a
s'tIon to feast upon the fruit, when sudden fright
used tito swallow the cherry suddenly, producing
anguIatiOn. - Washington (Pa.) Reporter.