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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

STEALING MICHIGAN SnERIFP.-The little
schooner Active owned in this place into port
Thursday evening last having beard the sheriff Of
Grand traverse, Michigan, together with t-o Of his
posse II that this tls vessel laying of the
port Of Grand Traverse trading with Indians and Others
Of that place when she boarded by ,hs heriH and
four assistants AIMED with warrant agsns Captain
b for some real or anced offence sgain.t thu peace
of the people Of Sta Of Michigan. and their snty On
cs,Dg made acquainted with the officers business tina
captain suggested to him the proprety Of sending hts
boat with two of his assistants horo and himef and
the others remaining the Active, saying hs would
weigh anchor and into port" The sheriff complied
with the request and the captain weighed sochor hotea
all an and made for the port Of Green Bay As
ue officer discovered where he bound, he jumpst
upon the bnnacle and comm anded ths ssptsa in tho
OF tina people of the State VI Michigan TO stop thus
ere schooner" All bands deaf to his CON pd
and Captain B informed him that he bad "uryeD ut
business at Green Bay which required hts immejst
teDi and that he would take him bis assistants
up and how them the country and hsdas dou IT bus
they soud be pleased with it, There was no resisting
the captains polite invitation visit our TO sn 50 tine
AeriG "cone dswp" spd made hInse at hoso,' dr,~.
ing the sssage and arrived here ed above ~S
ID the freedom Of the town for few d,ys md Tom n
appearances seemed 10 admire its location aud Susne
Prospects well ss Captain BIS hVpAitJ .-Gre,
~ Adyecatc, "a ~6
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bss. taken for Bristol, the rsuaIadsr being for the
sr Continental ports
IsA-HOiders arc very hrm and not willing to mako
PENDING II. q ss Su
I'm quist-56o slabs Banca sold al 1884, Tin plates
TuRPrnsE-ws nstss salss Of 1900 barrels rough At
Spirits fImsr, with sales OF United States In bar
L. at 49, !. 49, British 4es Cd per ews; ca. o.
ID North West fl40 fi46.
wooL.-Ths public sales Of colonial will conraencs
It'll instant The quantity arrived is about 10000
lies.
JAMES M'HENEYs CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL. Mayo, 1855.
PROVISIONS Bacon readily and "a again desrer.
he imports are taken direct from the ship Shoulders
wanted at 32s TO 34s Cheese brisk at full prices.
eef and pork more looked for and appear recovering
ON the extreme depression.
QUxRcITRor BARK dull at the decline.
LARD Il ready sale on arrival, at previous rates.
TAIIow Is less active and Cd. lower.
GOvERsEgD finds speculative buyers Mt AS. for fine
In RICE there has been DO trans actions
TRANSFORMATIONS attracts attention than at
Aling OF the Atlantic. Wheat Is quiet There il no dis
ositon shown 10 press sales Of either article Waite In
ian has msved into consumption Handed at sos.
here are no stocks of Indian corn here.
COrroN-There continues to be steady demand daily,
nd owing to the OF mddng qua
ties Of good staple cotton prices of soch are nearly @
irm, but common cottons are rarherow In Manches
fair amount of business doing at full prices
took this 493 bags, OF which 10y Uoo arc Am
Do. last year. 494, sos 6 800 l3o
Sales THIS week 81 87s bags including 30 American
1850 bags being speculation, and l2o for export
WIN. GARDNER AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, May Q. 1853.
The demand for beef continues OF the retail cha
vcter that has prevailed for sesera weeks past Holders
# the bster descriptions arc firm bat ordinary sorts
ire pressed on the market at low rates
There is somewhat frames in pork; the recent
dvance in America leads to the opinion that the supply
rom thence viii not be SO heavy lately antici.
,ated
For bacon the demand is rather active and II would
pIear that at Ats to 1885, for the best Western the
umpon would be good, but over this figure the dealers
Ay they cannot get
At advance of 3D. per cwt sales Of lard reach $50
ops, and holders very firm.
Cheese sells freely at last weeks prices.
Tsllow within day two has become duh, and de-
line of I'd. to Cd. per cwt. may be quoted.
The corn market has again relapsed into state o.
noetivity and lower prices have been taken for all
rticles without leading to anything but retail trade
We quote wheat lower the week Id to ID per 10 los
nd flour Sd to Cd. Fer barrel To-day there has been
uiet business. without further change in prices.
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DYING DECLARATIoNs.-An interesting and i'm
portant question of evidence has decded by the
Supreme Court sitting at Eass Cambridge in tho tri
oil OF Thomas Casey for the murder Of Ouvra Taylor and
his wife at Natick Taylor, 1t viii be recolec ed
dead when found and Mrs Taylor, although spsechless
and MORALLY wounded, Conscious nearly up to the
time OF her decease. She well aware by the assur
Of her ply cians that hope WAS entertsiocd OF
her recovery, and being repeatedly requested under
these circumstances by Doctors Whitney and Hoyt to
squeeze their hands il Casey was the man who commit
tod the deed che did give the sign directed She
asked other questions be answered by the syn
II ths response Affirmative but to desist from
ing the kand " the Response negative. Thess ques
lions asked to test the mental ciousLess and
sanity Of the dying woman and the answers we're such
70 entirely the physicians that she had fall
OF her mental faculties.
By the well known rules Of evidence the dying decla
ratons Of person fully of his state, admitted
In courts Of justice and allowed all the credit of testmo
nv gven under the solemnes OF cath the ground
that An individual conscious Of his immediate departure
TO the presence of Deity would be very unlikely to
make . false statement.
The question In this Ia whether the answers given
bv signs a directed would under the dissemination
OF dying declar ations The Affirmative WAS earnestly
pressed by the Attorney General and as earnestly resist
cd By the prisoners The Court afer consulsa
ton rulsd the evidence admissible but cautioned the
Jury In reference to ths full amount of credit 70 DO ~
tacbed TO it.
This IL very important decision and will add another
TO the Hat Of preoedens for Of Justice
The county In all similar ases-BoSoa Journal May IL.
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BED RIVE RAvr-The Shreveport Gsxats of the
500 ut sayu-Cel b. Gilmsr has just returnsd frou
Washington city. and brings that the contract for
the removal Of the raft awarded to gsn sman of
Missouri, whose name va did not learn He obhgates
himself to remove and destroy the raft and keep Ii ooen
for five years for tbs amount of the
hundred thousand dollars He has already executed his
bond sor twenty thousand dollars Conforming 70 the re-
guirements OF the War Deparment-whioh, of course,
ne bound TO do-the contractor must com pls.ely re-
move the RAFT BY the first day Of January 1855 and the
count from the REMOVAL
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This increase has been principally the down fregh.
from other States.
The Boston Post furnishes the following information
about copper mining stocks
Copper stocks have moro request for fe days.
Dana he only that has fallen of much since
last lhe intelligence from this mine Is unfavorabe and
Sr. Hill IL waiting for better weather fur
tber explorations Another mail may tell very different
story fnce it Is not doub ed that god
upon the territory nsna closed firm SATURDAY
IT g. The news om the Copper Falls aud roItec i. very
encouraging; that ON tho National which demand
ut Is, with no sellers, Is even astonishing. The last
tanned company has but 10 900 shares The treasurer
writes from Pistsburg-"From the National we have
snvces to April 20 of 81 tcns of copper ready for ship
nsns and tn, captain (Jenninss formerly Of the cha)
n two of them weighing ton eacb) and
rs barrels Of barrel ore ready. This result Is the
p00uct Of mines operations since Sept L. 1852.
when the captain first reached the ground aod the st
SPADE used. The drift and the tSo shafts will
connected In about week The prospect better than
and barred copper and a throul TIN drift
The c,oUt to the Minnesota lode Is in fifty feet aud In
Less ,bsn month hope to cut the maiu xinnesota
here" Tho President Of the National Is Chae, Avery,
Esq President Ut the Boston and Pi sburg o,mpsny (tne
Tin mine aud among the directors are the trea and
several directors cf The same U the tadvea-
tuie" At Is said 1t Is improving In he shaft the
y wiz. the north and south veis, which am in
ciB.d u think Is feeder 10 the main vein good deal
~ copper Il obtained In the shaft /" These the
only new isems f,0sn the lake since our last.
F.cent reports from he Forest ststa that quarts YEA
ing copper Two feet vide with regular wals has
been recently o. covered about 500 feet ourh Of thu vein
md that 1t bss been traced sou feet the
eastern eud NJ the bluff and by ruan,na h1 t-se
ro@ ths poiat sod give back for stopping Of eighty
i,ss Tho essnt sdsbss that IL shood 30 sofked CON-
ste'rT The proximity 70 tbs other vein fhe
II OptideJrd 3 valuable dsoovery.
Adyces TO April 10. from the supefs ondent Of the
l Roy ii ns, state that sixty tsn 6S copper have
'sieo cute larger yield than sni otnsr mine % Lakc
hyperion In proportion 70 the Of work dsno and
the depth 70 IhisA 10 shssG ksss bean s>1sisd 2ass
vsta, Which b sas z ~ isrsat sr< ess, Sssns svw
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Domestic Markets.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

VAMBKIUUE MAHkEr.
WEDNESDAY. May le.--At market $50 cattle about 900
teeyea and 30 stores Prcesarkst beef extrs per cwt
So; first quality, 81 50 second do 81 81 %; third do
80 16 o,dipasy, Sc SO So Hides 81 IS IS per VT
TsIlo~ 81 ST rs. Pet, 81 81 81. Calf-kius 1910
lie per ID. Veal calves So TO Sl25o1 at market Stores
snd calves s2s s32 1871 s42 TO SIS Yeari;ngs s1a sI3
to STA Two years old $32 1884, S37 to sil. Three years
old. S44 S4a SOL to $50. SHEEP and lambs 1877 at
ktt sss 9Sick and in demand. Extra So 81 20 So by
lot, s. 50. ~ 80 70 SIS go SWINE 6e5; Wholesale stA
TAT hogs fs; hard fat, 6hc., and shoats 6fc to INA
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EXECUTION slave, who was found
guilty Of an assault with intent 20 kill T. Howell Brown,
Esq in Jeerson county Va viii be hung to day unless
his Ia comnuted ny the overnor OF tine state
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Avoman named Elizabeth Campbei was arrested IN
Eouss lhs lGtA inst for having a2.satec tis hsg
M. Murphy, Ronsa Catholic puADas
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OFFICE OF TITE CHIEF OF POLICE MAY ", l614-
" Owners wanted at the Ykst district police sess
at the Tombs Centre street, for the following prspsrt
supposed to lave been stolen visven bottles qssss9
bottles rints supposed to be ohAmNAgAe syo
geld watches gavsr lied watch and three pairs paMsa
looms ao ut the Third district police COURT Esesx MOI
ket silk vest patterns silk neckerchiof and glovsa
GEO. W. MAIaELL Chief VI Police.
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AHTaksDl 6sssy


MRS, ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HE
" skill in oreeling tho future has arrived aA VIII fak
nish intelligence shout all circumstances OF life She nts
pres dreams matters and BY sstroiogy books ena
SCIENCE and tolls to ladies and gentemen the name OF
person shey wei marry also the nsme 81 her vstsra ~
Alvin speaks tho English, French and German iAngua4S
Reeiden Is RviRton street up stairs near she Bswv
Office from 10 Am. TO SIN Ladies o0 censs; gsAs~
EenS
AIRS BREWSTER PROM PHILADELPHIA. TuNDEl6
wi hor tho ladies aud gentcmen OF this oss, ~
broogy Iayo and Inv mstters ntcrprctnS drssmS 49,
Sy science constantly relied on BY NaPelesa asd
will tell tas lady genteman thoy will mRr
also the names The viiter Resdeno ~ Great ysn
street ssrnsr Of Rawerv Ladies' 80 osuts gsateoes -
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New Y0Rx STATE CANAIs-ToILs CorLECrRD.
= u -

Total increase. $36 602
comparison Of receipts for the two years the 14th
May 1862 and 1853 showing the general course of trade
is follows
1862. 1853. Dec. Inc.
On up freight, mdse ,262 Sl30.811 912 $50
On down freight, from
other Statss< ......... 939l0 $50 27,T49
On down freight from this
state ................. 107,76i 102 958 4, 8o6
Totals. 1918 926 $685., 42S Sal 1903
4,806
IncreasA =. -. - : -. SAG 400
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oNDoN AND PARIS ARTISTS MATERIALS.
4 Cenvnas Water C0lor4 Pastiis
Bruslcs, Drawing Papers Psr ..,
OIL Co,ors. Pepciie Psstu fAPs~
PnletteA. Trncing Paper. Ivoie~ .s~
Essele. STAMPS,
Also magnificent sAssrtne~t OF RngifSh esa -
rrNvisSs ~ eale Wholesale $40 rvssnA, ~ " SsAW
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TSe OIL Trnde.
Imports Of oil aud iato the United States 10, the
week ending May 10 1861
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
THEATRE.
OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
a Nj y r fC N

A NJ l. * l. II
NLE BULL begs leave inform his frend5 and the pub
~ lie in general that before retiring from his Artistic
reer, will the cities of the Southern States
where his such cordial reception
ton will take place Friday evening the 18th inst at the
Theatre which occasion he will be assisted by the emf
nen avorte vocalist Sgnora AMALIA PATTI STRAkoscH
and NJ. STRAkosCH, the great Pianist.
PROGRAMME.-PARTI |.
Overture to William Tell, by Rossini arranged for
the Piano Forte and performed by M. Strakosch.
2-Brilliant Cavana from Rossinis Barbere in Sivglia
sung by Madame Amalia Patti Strakosch.
3-The Mothers Prayer Fantasia Religosa, composed
and executed by Ole Bull. -.
4-Home Sweet Home, the celebrated Ballad. composed
by Sir H. Bishop sung by Madame Amaa Patti Srakosch
Bull This extraordinary and eccentric composition has
been only recently revived by Ole Bull which time the
execution of the Double Iarmonqucs not being believed
possible.
1.-The Banjo Capricio Characterisquc, composed
and performed by NJ Strakosch.
2-The Drinking Song, from Lucrczia Borgia, sung by
Signora Amaa Patti Strakosch.
3rand National Fantasia, for the Violin alone, perfor
med by Ole Bull dedicated to the Senate and Congress of
the nited States at their request and performed the
occasion of his first Concert in Washington.
4-Comin Thro' the Rye, the favorite Scotch Ballad,
sung by Madame Amalia Patti Strakosch.
5-The Carnival Of Venice, by Ole Bull.
The Piano used by Mr. Strakosch. will be from cele
braed Chickerng Mandatory, and kindly loaned by Mr.
S. w. Whitaker.
The price admission has been fixed secured seats Par
quet and BOXES
Seats mav be- secnred becinnn Thursday ann.rv ,7
at MIR. S w. Whakers Book Store. at 10 A. M.
limited number, One Dollar Tickets, will sold ON
mencing on Friday the 18th, at Mr. S. w. Whitakcrs
Store and the remainder the evening at the Box Office
Of the Theatre.
With every admission ticket will be given q certificate
bearing the number corresponding to scat This
tfcae has to remain in the hands of the original holders
and establishes the ownership to the seat.
Ushers engaged to show visitors their respective seats
Doors open at g. Performance commences ut II O'clock
JAN %. l20-tf-
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BALTIMORE. JAM 25-sales of ZOO bbls. Flour at So
Is to 50 %. Grain steady.
to SIS q for State unchanged Gales q
IS 600 bushels Wheat At 81 % for White; and 30 bush
els Corn at 90 to IL cts. for yellow.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2a.-s,ooo balss of Gotten wers
sold Friday. Better qualities f Sgd eoaamande
m on h"nd Bales The
the receipts at all the Southern ports up TO the latest
dates, compared with last year, is 46l 900 bales
CHARLESTON. Jan. 2i.-Cotton-There very
good demand for this article to-day the sales having reach
nearly 2OO bales higher than have hsen
pad aGs thS we're sG ss
e6 l7 at s. 20 at So q 19 2e 90, at ~ o.
81 167 10; l4l at 1915 z21 at lot o at 1885 iOoo at
l0a; 63 at l0S and 79 bales at l94 cents.
BOSTON JAN 22-Navaf Stores.-Spirits Turpentne
h os ask @ % ha been article
ly Tar is in fair demand at - SO q 20 per eoi mos
liosin and Pitch are selling at our quoted rates.
BAHIA. Dec Is-No arrivals of Flour and quotations
nominal Stocks $500 bbls. No improvement in qgar SUP
plies coming in freely, Coffee on the water higher
Sales 34OO 4l50 equal to 3H50O to 3h55O Freghts ac-
tive, but few vessels in market.
RIO Dec Ilth-The transactions in markets since
the close of November have been limited Sales Q: l2
bbs Gaego Flour lOg25o and 500 bbls Baltimore at
la5oO 15Hs5ostock 10000 bbls The SUPPLY of Coffee
abundant but there very little good austy in mar
descriptions had slightly decned-oDe
the United States Sales day of $500 bags, making l55
900 bags since the sailing of the Tevot.
HAVANA. JAN 14-The commercial correspondent. of
lard I6s ~ Wisminrtoa p p Lumber at SIS Der m.
HID Shooks 6 i5 rs for molasxos According to quality
Short hoops 35 SS Scarcely any demand for freighs
New York and Boston, per cent discount
New Moasses is still very scarce sales in this port have
been made rias bat has declined to e rails In
atanzas and Carenas cagoes have been sold q
p rails and hear of sale in Cardenas at . rails
equal l2i per gallon 5s 4d per Eng cwt, free
board Several cagOes being shipped for Great
Britain.
The production of Coffee continues very insignificant
the North side the Island. Last year the exports from
hence Matanzas only reached 146 500 arobes, against
i72 OoO arobes foregoing year. The
tions n n a SSb.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON n. C-Janua

PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.-January, 1858
ARRIVED.
JAN 26Seamer Douglass, Banks, from Fayetteville, to
John Banks
Schr Kate, -, from Little River, to Adams Bro. s,
Co; with naval stores.
with 235 hhds. moasscs.
Steamer Rowan Rothwe, from Fayetteville, to C. J.
Luttertoh.
Jan 2lSteamcr Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville to
J. & d. McRne & Co.
25-U. S Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates FIN Charles
Jan 25-Stcamer Gov. Graham Hurt, from Fayetteville
to T. C. Worth.
Steamer Evergreen, -, from Fayetteville, to NIcKoy
s. Roberts.
steamer Fanny Lutteroh todman, Fayetteville
26-U S Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, from Charles
ton, with IL passengers.
CLEARED
Jan. 25-Schr Denmark, McCobb, for New York, by>J.
II. Chadboun & Co; with SOB bbls spirits urpentie lis
do rosin, 324 bush. pea nuts $4,000 feet lumber.
r ae & Coz with 9OoOO feet lumber
U. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates for Charleston,
Jan 26steamer Zephyr McRae for Fayetteville by J.
& D. McRae s Co.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh Stclman for Fayetteville by
Sehr R. W; Brown, flulse: for New York. by DoRosset
u S Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston,
26-schr Geo Harris somcrs, for New London by Geo.
| IIarriss with l2O, 900 feet lumber.
Brig Manzon, Ames for Galveston Texas, by J. & D.
MacRae Co. with POO bb tar, 20, 900 feet lumber. Pas
27-Schr H. P Russell BENNETT for Baltimore by Ellis
Russell Co.; with 80 296 lbs. old bundles sheep
skin bags ra - and bale hair IS bundles ll3
hides boxes and bundle mdze, % bales cotton bales
yarn Is barrels spirits pentne 20 barrels pine oil, 300
barrels rosn, 10. 900 feet lumber
Schr Pennsylvania. Roath, for Norwich, Conn by Ellis
Russell & CO.; with 100 tons Old irou.
Harrs with 70 900 shingles 50 600 feet lumber 81 bush
els pea nuts II casks rice 10 bbs tar 10 do pitch DO
Schr. Julia Ann Skies for Topsa Sound by NJ Costin
Schr. Mary D. Scull, Scu for New York. by NJ Costin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Jz7 $50 g 49, @1fSs.
BY TIzALLY d WHITFIELD

ID lk11l11 y III.
TIL undersigned having taken the above HOTEL stua
ted Front street. Immediately opposite the Bank of Cape
Fear respectfully informs Travellers and the public general
that they have recently refted the house throughout and
prepared accommodate Transient and Permanent
BOARDERS reasonable terms any similar house
in Wilmington.
Their Table will at all times be furnished with the hest
the market affords, and their Bar provided with choices
Wines and Liquors.
No pains expense viii be spared to render every cont
fort to their patrons.
In connection with their Hotel they have attached
modous Omnibus to convey passengers and their baggage
with safety and from the Railroad Depot and the Boats
By strict attention the comfort of their patrons they
hope to receive liberal share of public patronage
DAVID THALLY. 49,.
Oct. 16, 1S52-36-tf JAS. w. WHITFIELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
BRANCH OF WHITEHURST'S GALLERY.
Every Day Chat.

HOW beautiful they that is just like Miss H.;
all they to almost speak, though that is not
eul Whitehursts Pictures speak for themselves in tone
and finish. All who visit Whiteursts Gallery. struck
with their beauty and lifelike expressions When it is
derf that orr business is 50 Tandv ncrcsinr Mr. liar
rson, the sklfu and experienced OPERATOR is still at my
Gallery in this city, and all who may favor him with CALL
be furnished with Of those fine skyl ght
Daguerrotypes Likeness taken equally well in all weather
Remember, Whitehurst has the only Gallery in the City
b. f. HARRISON s. CO,
Mozart Hail. Mcssrs Polly arts store Front street
Wilmington, n. G.. jan IL, lS53.-I09tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
DISSOLUTTON.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the
J. firm of Ii TOWARD & PEDEN, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The books of said firm having been
closed all persons indebted to them will please make
w c. HOWARD who alone authorized to settle the bu-
thereof and such persons have claims against tn
will present them to him for settlement
w. G. HOWARD.
Jan. l. lS53-991 w. n. PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
PLANTATION &c. EO; SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION, 49,
i situated between Black and Cape Fear Rivers, IS H!
miles from Wilmington containing about six hundred -4I
Acres about hundred of the upland is under cu
There is about hundred of Rice land
unceared The uncearcd upands is well set with Oak and
Hickory The above lands together with all his household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, &C. will be put up
public auction the premises, the 18th day of Feb
ruary next.
Terms at sale. FREDERICK lOFIN.
January %, 1858 2l-1t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28

beauty Of STYLE have never any articles that
would compare with StaJers Anodyne Cherry Erpecto;
rant ana Dtarea Cordial they have been recommended
by Physicians which speaks for the con-
tents ne propretors selling them in such vast guam
titles that they have had make extensive
for their preparation the demand Those suffering
with Colds, coughs Asthma, Sc, Diaraheea should
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28

NorE-Rivcr Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, soldin the
subject to the expense Of landing, inspection,
cooperage &c. say Lumber so cents to per NJ; Tar
and Turpentine about 10 10 per barreand for
val es when brought perrailroad about the expen
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
Jan. 27th. 1888.

TTAVINCi sold my entire interest in the firm of McKoy &
Roberts Mr.. w. II. Mickey, who will continue the
the place, return my thanks my friends
for the liberal patronage extended the firm, and solicit
continuance of the same for my successor.
JERRY II. ROBERTS.
Ton 9th
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STEAMBOATS, AT AUCTION.

IN Thursday the 10th day of February next ~ Ire,
" will be sold at public auction, at the Market
House In the Town of Fayetteville at II o'clock NJ all
the Steam and Tow nusts belonging to the " lenretta
and SOUTHERNER, and Tow Boats HENRY CLAY,
BEN RUSH, LADY OF THE LAKE, AFERASBORO'
and CHAPEL HILL.
TERMsThree. six, nine and twelve months credit for az
proved Notes.
Salepostve: J. Ii. COCK, Pres't.
January -. 1888. lZl-ts-2l-ts