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the sacred boundary separation between the State
and federal Jurisdictions r-...tE
have thus endeavored briefly 10 portray my constii
nonal objections to dsposing OF the public lands in qa
loas donaons more especially in providing for objects of
exclusive local superinendence might prefer many OBJ
Jecons OF mere expedency but they have been clearly and
forclby presented by the President his veto
production scarcely less admirable for its purity Of lam
guage than Its soundness of principle will only add
by way Of satisfaction such of my constituents as
may feel disappointed of the expected federal bounty
that the share OF Alabama would be far less than she
would be entitled TO If the apportonment had been pro-
porhonate TO her share Of federal taxation and that
IN order to restore the federal treasury $40 900
diverted from by this BILL she would be compelled to en-
dure double the taxation of other States that would get
more public land And, to magnify this gross Injustice
she would be confined by this bill in her selection TO those
barren rocky mountains and sterile sandy plains which
which would not command one dollar or perhaps ifty
cents acre; while other States holding no publc lands
within their limits would be able dispose Of their scrip
one or more dollars per acre purchasers would have
choice OF the best lands IN the Uuion And in yet further
Violation Of her rights she would be constrained to sur
render the fve per cent Of the proceeds of granted
lands although s0lemny dedicated by compact between
her and the general government To internal improvement
within her limits. Hence had constitutional scruples
would be unwilling to surrender her rights and abuse
her interests by consenting to bargain niquous and
UNJUST She Is already too heavily taxed for federal
ties she does not enjoy will not add her burdens to
increase those bounties will concede the choice of
the public domain to other States and accept for my
the refuse, .8sl
thank the President for cxerng his constitutional pre-
rogave to defeat scheme whereby Alabama would have
been first derauded Of her just share of that common
nnd the public domain and afterwards despoed by taxa
non OF the poor portion assigned her But thank him
for vndicatng the true principles the constitution and
upholdng and maintaining the rights of the States which
are the surest buwars against centrasm and the safest
guarantees of popular liberty,
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THE wHIGs ROLLING THE HEANTIsLAvERY 'BAwL."
The wbg State convention holden at Concord New iamp
shire Tuesday affords another evidence that wggey,
such is dead for the present In the fifteen resolves that
were passed the word wbig does not occur do
they contain the slightest aluou TO what have been
sidered whig principles The drift Of the whole Is nnti
slavery nothing else and the concluding resolve invites
the cooperation of NIL who opposed to the Nebraska
b and entertain anti-slayery sentiments generally This
is the attitude Of New Hampshire whggey and the mem
bers Of the party appear be unanimous in maintaningt
and reducing evsrythng issue Here is plain adj
mission that in whiggery itself there Is nothing and never
was ANYTHING worth maintaininga frank confession Of
it's intense sectonalism, aurng invitation TO all
tona factions and pledge Of cooperation with Garrison
and Wendell Phillips and Theodore Parker II there be
now such thing o national whig in New Hampshire,
he Is not prominent enough to be heard in this
stampede If the lsmented Webster had single friend in
that convention Of three hundred and thiryfour dele
gates did rise protest against the disturbance Of
the compromises of 1850 Jonathan Kttredgc OF Canaan
said he spoke party man. but he was ready TO re-
assistance from men OF all political shades who
opposed to the further growth of the slave power Jona
than counseed no violence but II seemed TO him mon
s,ous that any Of the supporters Of the Nebraska bill
osboud be received human beings by The people
f The NORTH And ut this there "preat applause in
the wbie State convention tesng their belief thnt IL the
President should visit his native State II would be
strous to receive him human being This fully equals
the violence of od-ashioned federalism When the democ
racy see that spirit revving they know what i means and
win be aroused to fight and conquer 1t they have done
before Nine months elapse before the annual cleo
ton will take place for which this convention met to nom
inste candidates The rage of the opposition, with their
one issue ia more likely increase than their numbers
in the mean time the popularity Governor Baker viii be
growing and the party of the Union against sectional
ism win be gaining strength for the contest of'5e
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CONVENTION ~ yRrrnAss--A convention of veterans
1912 met al Syracuse, New York. the 2st and 22d.
There was large attendance The Hon. Harvey Baldwin,
OF this town. presided Resolutions were adopted urging
their claims on Congress complimentary to the national
administration and declaring the Nebraska bill as not con-
sidered test Of party faith One resolution directed
against the gnow-nothings" emphatically condemning
the organization and all other secret societies The con-
vention fully attended, and its friends claim that
good degree Of harmony prevailed but another despatch
says that the convention broke in on the rcsoIu
ton opposing the Nebraska bill
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DEATu FROM or a ssAKE-On the l2th inst
Pnrne Jackson Of Worcester county Maryland was bit
ten on the end OF his fingers by copper head snake
from the effects Of which he died the next day lmmedi-
atcy after being bit he drank large quantity OF wbskey
thinking i, would the effect Of the poison but
nnfr,nnately 1t had no such effect When he died. the
whole Of his and portion Of his body, the Shield
says were perfectly green.
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The House met at Ia o'clock, m
PRAYER by the chaplain Of the Senate
The journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAR0Ln
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
June 19-schr Charles Mills Smith from New York 10
DeRosset s. Brown with mdze.
Brig Monte Christi Wood, from New York, to DeRosset
& Brown
Brig John Hathaway, Smith, from Newport r. L. to J
steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville to Jos J Limit
2O-seamer Nina, Atkins, from Charleston DeRosset
steamer Chatham, Wilson, form Fayetteville to T G &
G Worth with one boat in tow.
June 20 steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Whining
ton, Del to 7. C. Worth.
steamer Eliza, Dicksey, from Fayetteville to J. E. Nets
Brig Hope Biddle from New York, in ballast to DeRos
Steamer Rowan Barber, from Fayetteville to w p Eli
or with 40 bales heetng 50 bbl -four 60 do spirits turpen
Steamer Brothers, Williams, from Fayetteville, to John
2-seamer Southerner, Roberts. from Fayetteville, to
June q, schr Laura Whtehurst, from Washington, N
| Z, to Morgan; with corn.
BlOssom with corn.
2seamer Carolina, Coxeter, from Charleston to RAN
kin & Martin; with 26 passengers
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smhvie, to II vanBok-
lyme % schr Hattie Annah Douglass for Bath, Me- by
ID McRae Co with timber.
schr Il ChadbOurn, wainwright, for Boston, by H Chad
oourn 20; with 259 bbls TOsn, 240, $50 # lumber
steamer Nina, Atkins, for Charleston, by DeRosset
steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville by Jos Lippitt
steamer Henrietta, Allen for White Hall, by Vessel
June 2o-steamer Spray Price, for smithville, by H.
steamer Fairy Corven for Fayetteville, by E. Metts
2-schr W m II Smith, Wyatt for New York DeRosset
Brown; with naval stores &c
schr SIAM Durham for Bath Me- by De Rossett & Brown
with timber. ~
steamer Evergreen Watson, for Fayetteville, by w
NIcRary Co. "
June 2l-seamer Chatham, --, for Fayetteville by T
Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvle by A II vanBok-
! keen
217steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville
| by w P Elliot - N'
schr Mary Jane, Auld for Bath, Me, by Chadbourn
schr F Cummings, Veazie for Eastport Me bv Vim N
i I1arrss; with SO 90 # lumber ' =
steamer Carolina, Coxeter for Charleston by Rankin
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orth CaroIIna-NeW Hanover County.
Court of Pleas Quarter Sess,ons-June Term, 1854
Adam Empie, j assignee of S. Hoffman, Herman Ros-
acknowledgement $238.
ON motion in open Court it is ordered and decreed by the
" Court that conditional I'D gment be rendered in IA
the Plaintiff and against the Defendant for the
ninety dollars and that the property levied upon be
demned to satisfy Plaintiffs debt And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant Herman
inet nonresident 1t is therefore ordered by Court
that publication be made in the Wilmington Journal for
weeks notifying said Defendant be and appear the
of said Court be held for the county aforesaid
at the Court House in the Town of Wilmington on the
monday in September next plead answer
mer judgment final, by default, will be taken against
him, and the goods sold to satisfy Plaintif debt.
Teste: SAM'L. R. BUNTING, Clerk
June 23d, 1854 1851 426t
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large lot of Books really worth reading, among them
The Grenne Expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin
Personal Narrative by Elisha Kent Kane, D., U S n.
History of Greece from the earliest time to the Roman
conquest Sc. SC, by VIM Smith, L. l.. D. &c
The knout and the Russians, the Muscovite Empire,
the Gar and his people by German De Lacquer.
The Homes the New World impressions America by
Fredrka Bremen, translated by Mary Hewitt edition.
his times story Of the Valley of the Valley of Virginia
20Years the PHILIPPINE Islands translated from the French
of Paul De La Groniere Co.
Travels in Armenia year Ezereom and the from
tiers of Russia, Turkey and Persia By Hon Robt Queen
Call and assortment of New Books, at the New
Book Store by 7 MUNDS
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OUR BOOK BINDERY.

OUR Bindery now complete in every article
cessarv to turn out work handsome and substantial style
Mr. Phillip ensberger under whose charge our Bindery
placed is master workman, and We have no doubt will
give satisfaction customers People in this section OF
country now have opportunity to procure binding with
little or no trouble and it rests entirely with the public
whether the establishment shall be made or not
We have done our part look for the reward which
we hone to receive at the hands of public who
have heretofore so literally paronzed from the time OF
location in Wilmington
Our Bndey is in the building Immediately South of the
Cape Fear Bank Front Street. Work may be lett at
the Journal Office, at the Bindtry ~
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State OF North Cnrolima--Nevv Hanover County.
Court Of Pleas j. Quarter SesSions-June Term, 1854
Jacob VESSEL Admir- of John H. Tiedeman u.s. the heirs
Law of John H. Tiedeman
PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE TO PAY DEBTS
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the heirs
at law Of John H Tedeman nonresdents and that
the personal property belonging said su
cent to satisfy the debts of said 1t is therefore
dered by the Court that publication be the VIII
mngton Journal for six weeks notifying the said heirs
law to appear at the term of this Court be held
the Court House in Wilmington, the second Monday in
September next to plead, answer, demur, judgment
nal will be rendered. and the real be Sold prayed
for in the Petition.
Teste SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk
June % (s5) 42-6t
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TAPE WORM CURED BY
THE USE OF DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE.

NEW York, October 18TH 1854.
I- This is to certify that troubled with tape
more than six months tried all the remedies
dreadful affection, but without being able destroy got
one OF DR. MIanes Amanaces which
era wonderful that had performed celebrated
Vermuge resolved try mmed lately purchased
bottle which took according and the
discharged large tape worm measuring more than yard
besides a number of small ones
MRS. NJ. SCOTT, No. 20 Cannon street.
P s. Dr. MLanes Celebrated Vermifuge, Pills.
can now be had all respectable Drug Stores in this city
" Purchasers will please be careful
but Dr. MLane's Vermuge. All others, comparison
worthless.
For Sale by WM II. LIPPTTT Wilmington, NC
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~ We authorized by B. M. BARRY, Esq. of Ons-
oW county, to give notice that he is candidate for
in the House of Commons of the General Assembly
this State. MAY 49, '54-37-taug
- We requested give notice that Mr. J. B. FRA
Eli is candidate for the Sheraty in Onsow county, at
the ensuing election in August MAY IS-37taug
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We note fair demand tins morning from Shippers and The
market firm at So 20 for virgin and So 10 for yellow Dip
% 2SO lbs few dsers buying present
rates
SPIRITS TURPENTlNEThis article has also arrived very
slowly the receipts being extremely light and we note only
Thursdays quotation GO cent) up Tuesday when the
price advanced cent making it Ale q GAL at which sales
were made No transactions this morning up the time
closing enquiries and the market quiet buyers do
disposed to offer 40c, but sellers firm in hold
ing at Ale. The sales for the week follows:
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Hooways Pills. for the Cure of Coughs colds and Ashama,
ucaI ComplansThese admirable Pills efficient
remedy ever discovered for the OF coughs colds
Some of the obstinate of such disorders
WIN aectons Of the chest yield their powers
speedily remove of Phlegm whereby the resp
ratoy organs permanently relieved and ultimately
perfect effected therefore, the ahmacul patient
snHrlg from ghtness of the chest difficulty of breathing
or bad coagh should have known
TO ensure radical cure.
Solo at the Establishment of Professor Holloway, Strand
e emple Bar London and by all respectable and
IN Medicines throughout the British Empire and Of those
the United States in Boxes 374c Sc 81 SO
g the principal Drug houses Of the Union Messrs b.
g ~ sands New York A. o. BRADLEY, Wilmington, N. c.
There is saving by taking the largest
n H. Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
are affixed TO each box.
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LIPPIr,T'S SPECIFIC.


Dysentery, n!arThoea, and Simmer Com pIaint.
TN presenting this justly celebrated Medicine the pub
c make rash assertions of its efficacy, is any
hope held out to the afflicted which facts do
This remedy having been for used in tn place.
the cure OF the above diseases and those appertanng
same class, the Proprietor has been induced offer it
extensive SCALE with view lessen the amount o
human suffering have known it fail when thu
directions have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless have been pamed upon the public
and heated for time, until thoroughly convinced
of its efficacy.
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Certificates.
Extract of letter received from s. ]. c

Extract of letter received from s. !. Carroll
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10th. 1883
WIN. H. LTPPIrr, Esq.,-Dear sir Il have hesitation
in saying that specific of the best medicines
tant for DySentey, marine, &c You possibly may recol
lec if has escaped your memory will give on
briefly the facts. had tried everything that | bad
used but with little and after using enough to
start twenty-five Homeopathic NJ. Ds began to despair
when you kindly offered your invaluable Medicine which
cured me most cfectuay.
Yours, truly, S. ]. CARROLL
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STATE OF North CAROLINA,
NEW HANOVER
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sestlons Eae Term 1854
Henry Rehage,
Charles II Robns+Adt Original attachment.
and Wife. Danah.

Charles ii. BOhnstedt | 1'e' NN"'
and Wife, Danah.
ONmotion in open Court it is ordered that conditional
of hundred and seventy S9OG dollars that
the land levied upon be condemned satisfy Plaintiffs debt
And appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Defendants Charles H Bohntedt and his wife, Danah
non-residens Of this State is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Wilmington Journal
for six weeks notifying said Defendants appear, the
next Term of said Court to be held at the Court House in
Wilmington, the second Monday in September next
Plead demur judgment final will be rendered
Teste SAML. R. BUNTING, Clerk.
June 23d. 1854 ($5) 426t
State OF North ca rolina-New Hanover County.
Court Of Please Quarter Sessioms-June term, 1854
Abram WE'LL & Co., u.s. Herman Rosinfe.t.
Original Attachment.
ON Motion in open Court it ordered and deereed by the
" Court that conditional judgment be rendered in ia
Of the Plaintiff and against the Defendant for the
of ninety dollars, and that the property levd upon
be condemned to satisfy Plaintiffs debt And appearing
the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant Herman
Rosint is nonresident it is therefore ordered by Court
that publication be made in the Wilmington Journal for
six weeks notifying said Defen dant to be and appear at the
of said Court to be held for the County aforesaid
at the Court House in the Town of Wilmington the
second Monday in September next plead, answer
muir, judgemegt final, by default will be taken against
him, and the goods sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt
Teste, SAM R. BUNTING, Clerk
June q, 1853 $3.50 42-6t
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE %, 1854.

TURPENTINEThe receipts of this article for week
ended this ing have been lighter than for time
past and principally confined small parcels and have been
taken arrival at quotations. We advance
last Thursdays prices of cents virgin and 20 %
yellow dip mo hard arriving and quotations
S,jac follou
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Wilmington, June Ii, 1854.


EBARRELv1LLE, Allegheny County, Nd May 4, 1882
To III ssrs. Mortimer and M0t0bray-Dear Sirsn JUS
tice to DR. Hampton's Vegetable Tncure wish to inform
you that taken sick the Sd day of January last
with an affection of the stomach bowels and kidneys was
attended four eminent physicians for than two
months all to little effect had some knowedge'Ht
the great virtue Hamrtons Tncture from bottle
which nv wife had taken two years since. .
came to the conclusion that would take more medl-
cine from physicians but try the Tncture and am happy
to Inform had not taken it two days before felt It's
powerful influence upon my stomach have continued using
the Tncure and abb so leave my and can eat
any common diet without much inconvenience pressure on
my stomach. -,
The afflicted their friends daily visiting to learn
of the great there is in this Tncure of Hamptons
expect send you several certificates in few days-one
especially young lady who has been confined to her
room for twelve months with disease of the head affecting
the brain. W. HALL
Of the permanency of the hear MIN Still another
letter from the above: ,o-,
BARRELvILI.E, Allegheny county No y It. 10, 1907.
Messrs Mort and MG1cbray-Dear Sirs am nap
DIV to inform you that this day finds men the enjoyment OF
good health the of your Hampons Tincture and the
blessings of God enabled to pursue daily avoca
tions usual and have great desire that the aflcted
should know the great curative powers the Tineture
I am, with respect, yours, E w HALL;
Call and get pamphlets and of Coughs bronch
It's rheumatism Liver Complaint, ScrOfula. AS female
medicine it ia unrivalled.
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NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in tho
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
erage, &csay Lumber 80 cents to 81 y M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is % bbl-and naval
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made according to quality.
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DIED
In this town the 18th inst. George W. son of d. N
and Mary Reid, aged years. 10 months and 6 days.
In this town. at halfpast o'clock last Wednesday
ing, (2ls ins) WILLIAM WALTER, infant of Thos H.
and Sophia F. Lane, aged eleven months.
In this town. yesterday Thursday morning, MARY Anna
only daughter of VIM. D. and Margaret +. Smith, aged
ahO Sn,on
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VISIT HARRIsON'S VS.. wHITEHURST'S
WII MINGTON GALLEPY

WHAT treasures of does this little contain .
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greet YOUR eye Here you nger protaby for hours
eonte nplang the nOblest of Gods creationman tere
converse silently with the living and the dead until the
wthered arm of memory again restored and strength
ened and forth its hand greet those with whom
we were once intimately associated but nhabt the
gloomy prison house of forgeunes Who would die with
ont leaving so desirable token of remembrance behind
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features
CLOVIS forth from the plate with rapturous divinity and a
cinatc the eye until tie heart worshps them like
inimable rpgly Angels, the sainted Madonna or the
hlue bearded sdae but the unappreachabe Dagger
reotvneg of relatives and friends, made BY Harrison.
aVist his Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures Mr. H. is acknowledged to be the best
1a anerreotypst in the State 4 VISITOR.
NJ Doth 1873 73-u
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NOTICE.
To the PuINIIC.
General Notice.

T1HE subscribers beg leave 20 the travelling
community and the public generally, that they have
this day formed opartncrshp, under the of
VINCENT and have become the sole propretors of the
CAROLINA HOTEL, which is undergoing, at their hands
thorough renovation in all its departments and which, it is
intended, shall receive their undivided attention. with the
steady purpose of nerng the agreeable comforts and
accommodations to all who may with their patronage
B B BROWN,
n. B VINCENT.
June !, 1854 2i06t-4l-3t
Commercial c0ny week
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HARREIrs STORE; New Hanover Co.. N. c. Oct. 10, 81.
WM. II. LlPPITT, Esq Dear Sir 1t is with pleasure
state that have used Specific for the Of Dysene
DarhOea &c. and have found produce desired
effect in every used it, after the remedies
failed recommend it with confidence the public
Respectful, &c. J. 3. SEAvY, NJ d.
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NOTICE.

HE Subscriber having obtained letters of admingtra-
ton at June Term, 1854, of the Court of Pleas and
quarter sessions he Id fer the County of New Hanover
on all and singular the goods and chattes rights and cred
Its OF Sarah Bonham, deceased hereby notifies all persons
all persons having claims against Estate are hereby
tilted to present them within the time prescribed by law
otnerWe this notice will be pleaded bar their
June 23d, 1854 - D.