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BRIGHTON iSEAK Bosroyl CATTLE Nm.
KET, Der. l9.-At market, 245U Beet Cattle -SHes
OF extra at ss.51, first quality $40, second quHlty .
IS a 7.a25, third quality $50 a 6.5U, and Ordinary D ~
IS. Cows mud talves-otf.red loo. sales at from -
TO s52. Sheep and Lambs-otieTcd 2,nOo; sales al from
81 10 s.; extra ! IL =. lloSs-ofered "lVo; sales .!
lot ut II cts, retail ) a 6, cents p 10.
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We regret to learn from the Charlestown Val Free
Pres, tho, the clio. era has aca:n appeared IN Martini
burg, MIR. Washington krnrsen and three degrees
died on "Wednesday morning. Besides, there we've
several persons very i'll.
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Returns from twenty-five CuuulC- III fCnn-EtN ANN
.l,oE Il uiuinrjiv nj l2,DU9 against = prohibition liquor
law. The majority in the whole State asnlnst IT. i
thought, will be Increased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

ELLF, NI.lUE lINNFIhE IDNTNHI.
a ! HI HInua! u,rrI.n: u: tie Si'C Shoidr.n OF ~" Da.t
"A R:use Turnp.h" Company. n".! at Hai'so" Cat
lioms", ON ;Mc i.a day ~ October, 1851, "a quor ta "1' "e'
iug prsecnr,J uH motion, !. was al Tered thhi the meeting
ndiouru - meet E:mn aitne same ri-cr. on F!i.ny IL. - I
lay al November, 1851, and that The Stockholders II -!
Company be- notified by pHo!cniomr 10 -,'rnd sid mrr,.
tit ! HUMPHREYS. Clrrs
Gr, ~ a., 4 4 I 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

We arc pleased to hear that there are now lis stu
dents at Richmond College-thc largest number ever
collected ut that fine institution. We congratulate
the excellent Faculty upon the 'ourishinG condition Of
rlr rI,llrrn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PASSEN
LEnS-AN AEIrrIE KEMNR INEOCNDED.

EERS-AN ARCTIC RCMOR UNFOCNDED.
PuIADrLpHI.. Oct. &1.-Thc American Stcam"r
O.prcy arrived here Inst evening with n large number
of In. wrecked passengers OF the Steamer Wy, oi
Philadelphia from ST. Johns. immediately after i'r
arrival il WAS rumorrd that rhc brought three of III"
passengers and five Of the crew III me Arc,'. "no
L,i arrived in N. of IN. bouts ut 81. J"hm'7 on
the 9TH inst. One ri the boats Ill which Bniianr
party were saved is on board the Osprey, but u" NOR.
Of the unfortunate creatures have been heard irohi'
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srrE\TIns. EIRIliE...

NTOU are h,T'l D. Up..art. iyat on. the srri. A.
Z n..uni wn-ann@ ~ iu' Richmond Fire Xxx
h,-ocln,Iou n, yONr Engine Houses ga WE'D AS3I
NiSDhN m-M., IEh p'iuh'I T.. ~ 2J,i"gk, I. N.-~
iy "rtc. 81 ua i.l.Si"I L.-in""i.
DC, - NO. II. Kosher. Sccy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

Dear Sir In Your leader of last Saturday you
were SO good as 10 adducc the successful operations of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
VERDICT AGAINST MR.. DANIEL.

W MN D.fNTTT.
Mr.. Spooner, the publisher ri the Buydell Shak-
spcare, received n verdict III his favor thi. morning
for $500, asains, Daniel, The editor al the Richmond
Examiner for libel.-iN. y. Er~ans Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

EDITORIAL INFALLlBlLIIl.- We take Inc
i,Iinyinr from nm English paper: a distinguished
editor was in his study. \. long, thin, gh"silv visaGe!
gentleman wa. announced. With an nsthma,'c voice
bu; in Il tome OF studied civili,y. for o;ilcrwis" the edit
tor would have a~ssurediy trausiXed h1n with a hrry
paragraph the next morning. the stranger sa'I' sir
your i,,irrnl oi Yesterday c"ntHincd false Ini"rma'
iion.' Impossible, sir; but tell me what 80" %iludc
to- You said that Mr.. NJ. had been tried True
Condemned Very true Hum. Most irug,-
Now, sir,I am the gentleman h!ni'r'i, .im,' "TI nmn
.radirt wLn, Won have alleged BY n" means, ssr.
How wira, do YOU mean ! You nrc dergn-cl'' i
NAV be SO. sir; hit / vii! not 'to IT, i Will complain
10 u mrEis,gtc.' y, You piecsr; hi; / never r'tF"I''
The mos; that | can DO tor y"i j. 20 aanriarr :ha; the
r,rr I-o:a. and ,ha, vuit axe !tcw III lrTirr; health. |
hlvc ,nv principles. sjr, ! never deceive.
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IITIVTTTs =,
is the second child Mr.. VI. has lost by casually

4 DIvING BELL.-Thc Norfolk papers speak .! Il
large diving bell, weighing lJ,22S lbs, which has
been mad" for the purpose Of hiding in the c"ns,ru".
ton Of II quay wall at the Gosport Navy Yard
Workmcn 20 down in this bell nn! work II, the boz
rom ri the river, witl!"ut experiencing nuy lnconvc-
nicncc from water ~ for wntt of mir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

TIED DOWN AT HOME.-A friend o; ourt' Nv
ing no, far from Pontiac, was one pleasant day lml"r'
tuned By his wife To take her 10 RIDE; Inc gcntieHiah'
when hs wife replied with the old story, :ha: she must
be tied down at home The husband %rIioinei that II
unv person would furnish hin with clothin- 10 ~car'
and enough 10 eat and drink, he would be "'!''iG Ia
be tied down ri home
4 few duvs utter, the gentleman came home earlier
than was his custom, and, being %tltisned, lay Town on
the sofa nut fell into Il sound sleep. His W.T. TOOK
cords, aud silly tied his hand- together, served MS ,re'
in the sam. wnv, aud made him fast 10 the sofa. She
then So; Il fable. with all that the house Afforded ana
placed al extra suit OF clothes within his reach. ms
done, she started 10 pay II trlent n visit. pm herre-
turn, late in the evening, She found her subject ot do
.ues:;c discipline ss she lett him, except he was wide
awake, and very mad.
VIVA, on earth does all this mean > says he.
Nothing quietly remarked hi- wife, except inc
Of your earthly wI-he--enouEh to eht'
drink, aud wear, and 10 be tr'i IJ,"r n; kom-
That couple wsrv seen riding out the mex; day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

MoRE ALUM SPRiyGs.-The last Wythcvil!e Re
publican says :-"rhomas Sliunnnn, Esq, has given
rs some water from M alum sprIn. he has recently
discovered Oh his piece, about Il miles north 81!
Wvthcvi,le. The winter is laid by :lusc who have
tried both, 10 hc much stronger than that "i the RprE-
BRIDE Alum. An excellent alum spring has also been
found on the land Of Mr. Tuuis Muuscy, on Walkers
Creek, Wvthc county"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

CONFIRMATION OF THE DEFEAT OF THE
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONlSrS.
NV ORLEANS, Oct. ala letter received hero
from Tcxas, dated 18th inst, says that the yellow ie-
yer is s~ubsiding at Brownsville, and confirms the pre-
viously reported defeat Of the revulutionisis' who were
driven FROM Mexico CcrJss the river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

CaAL.-A ehor, time since II Charl"lt"|vil!" paper
.,o,cd TINT Alexandria coal WAS delivered in the form
cr plncc ut n price lar below that 81 the hIci''''"'
conl. Now we have n statement t" In. contrary o.
feet. The charlottesville AIv"'at" says:
we have put ourselves t" some hiii" trouble to
ascertain III. r,iativc cost OF coal br"I:ht from Rirl'
,,,nd md AlcNuuIrin. Inc Dltiiiilnpii''nhI 81 I'i'i-
mnnL cnu bc delivered i'll hn2siIcmds AZ tho depot III
Mi. place, a, 81 cent, per bu>hel, whilst III" .AI"SaI-
Irin roal-;lI" miserable article wi'ic!l We "re now re-
~; y;,r-rc.t 40 rrl.t- per bushcl. AlcXandrin mas,
rcIncn her prices and send better coal, o. We ARE
hnunL "a return to Richmond Tor our supply. la "r-
Icrinr coal from Richmond, it will be well 10 have il
sent loose. NJ 90 per ton will be saved III c"op"rag",
dravagc, sc. Such il the experience OF one al our
.-.l,nt-
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MA>T.-Ihr Icwisburg Chr"mirl" states that III
Grrcubricr and surrounding counties Their" Is II very
heavy acorn mast this season, and that II ht. brought
I" that ynrt oi the State M iInmcn-r number "i w'd
pigeons. aud gpurt-inen arc havinS fine tim"r among-t
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

CIRCUIT CorRr At WHrrIIYC.-Martin Arm.
strong. charged with the murder of John Moore. On
their road home from III" late Agricultural Fair, nj
WiIcrlins, ha, been acquitted. Michael White has
been found guilty uf lrrccnv and sentenced Ia one
Years Imprisonment. in The rru!tentiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

WILD PtGroSs.-In this county tWy,h".I there
are, (,ayS the La, Republican, millions upon millions
Of these birds. They are iecIin. upon the acnrns. of
which ,lcrc il ali immense quantity. Ii ID said that
SOME young gentlemen "fthi. nri.!lborhood killed and
bag.cl, Il few dnys ago, i'll Il lew hour, upwards Of
four hundred. \ great many have been killed with
clubs at their ruosls after night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

A PRoposIrIox.-Thc Souih-Side Democrat cx-
presses the opinion that Richmond cannot ~proIitably
patrunizc u Theatre six at eight months in the year;
md therefore suggests TINT the lessee "f the Mar
shall, IN hi. city, divide tho time equally between
Richmond and Petersburg.
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MORE EXTRAORDINARY NEWS-SOLOQlE
DECLARES WAR AGAINST THE |. STATES

DEATH OF TIE CATHOLIC PRIEST VIC
WAS TAItRED AND FEATIlERED.
Last evening We received information OF the dcntII
Of the Catholic priest, Rev. John Bhpst, HI Italian.
who; was ,arrcd and trathcrcd aud Ridden on n raIl.
while IN u visit to that placc.-lBos;on Ttme>, Oao-
Der ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

SwIxDLERs.-A firm in New York, styled lIar-
court, Bradley & Co, ARE sci down by many Virginia
papers rs swimdlrrs. The principal man is said TO be
l.. IL. Phillips.
\ BUSINESS PAKrNrR.-TE: Winchester NIrSin'nN
SAWS, "Mr. John Wvsong Of Berkeley county, IN
forms the citizens thut hr has associated with him. III
the mercantile business. his daughter, Nirginin. and
that hereafter business will be conducted under the
STYLE and firm of }. Wysong II Daughter. Wen
venture the prediction that tine new firm wi! do Il
rushing business
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DlsrKsssi>G.-Tic last Fairfax News says lii
our last We made mention III II severe accident which
had bcinllen the Youngest daughter OF our townsInnn'
Mr.. Alfred Moss. 1t is now our painful duIy 10
chronicle the death OF the little unfortunate. Sh''
died on Monday morning last nj her nncie's, pr. j..
Mns-, in Fauuuier, from the effects al The fall she re-
rrivrt. md WAS inferred an Tuesday afternoon. We,
ia conjunction with tins entire colnnIun!ty, t"iIl"r I"
the afflicted family or ,ruest symp"'iIc- IN Their be-
rcavrmcnt. .
This is the second child Mr. VI. has lost hy casually
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s~tEtYtNTS W.tNTEG.-W" WISH TO hire Ii nur
- Der y. int :n.c Iahl" ,.!vni.'r tpI n hotel.
Gr."i IBi.ER n COOK Agent.
N~sTHEtT.-l -ii.rii lot ~ superior "u.;" " neat, -
~~r,!. Tor s.a,Lr - II. LONDONS
Oct. y
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BSEGSOSS r!-I:lHr .Ec c!ty dvr!!- tie THiT. cgn Eay4
8 ;!.,.r Razor pat 10 hg-r rn;c o!icr, by lrUv.i. ;a"u
4, JuuS,ro< y KHA.srONUs li,rdw. - StuI'. :, MaL
erect, u at Con rls. Il icw door. n".u" IN" Columbian ian
81 lOrt. 2i-uI MIGiJilI NEADUR.
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August ~ "'


T Is vss5sS hs xsSS':' 5ss$
" tween the Coz zen containing sealed letter hand
a. :? @s oasSy The aS6 5
@ S TSss os
against John Walton JT n 9dt "a sgainst Jo a.
Of 0nsow county about s. 5o todu against s9nary
TS 5ny max " SS's
o sn the s19 TPe M be st 9its the
6y rewarded by delivering the Book = L. PRICE
Journal " office.
Nov
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r, subscriber this method Of nt0Fhn 6 thf III Wright
and the public that be still fran ong ana
Ms eTS"' RsPs
ther with simple compodteea he has H
snton 0
glng eenb binself that bis work will compete " al aTsons
any other speed and Topd % wo give
who want work done @ in tHg in bis @
poy and to execute n. GS5 Promptly
Elcs IS anu e. E f1rtber information address the
Iohnstown Moore county, N u n p Johnson.
24-ly
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General Notices.
$500 REWARD.
= e D c l. II N Il TION

PROCLA NJ TION
By has EeceAemcy, DAVID s REID Governor of the State
,,- Of North Carolina.
HEREAS has been made to appear that one John
K Young and John NJ Giles who -tal.! c-I With
the crime OF murder in the County of Onsow have fed
Now to the end that they may brought to Justice
neie6y Issue this Proclamation offering reward of two
ana hy dollars each for the apprehension and de-
ery OF the said John X Young and John NJ Giles the
Sheriff of Onslow County.
DESCRIPTION
John X foung described be about thirty years of
age, 1--WE feet six inches high made blue
eyes; ana has lost part of his forefnger.
John M Giles is described be about q or "a wears of
age hight complexion spare made about five fee eight
or niue inches high, and weighs l30 or 140 pounds
Given under my hand and attesed with the great
l. : seal OF the State of North Carolina the City of
Raleigh, this the 2Sth November, A. D. 1854
by the lIoverneor; DAVID S. REID.
SAM'L F. ADAMS, Jr., Private Secretary.
Nov 70, 1854. l4.6t
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GO!DSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
THJS Institution its second session under the
new organization, the ls day of May. and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Rev'd James H. Brent a. B. President with full and
competent faculty so 90 per session viii the entire
expense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate course and
branches 500 will the expenses BOARD and Tuition
the Primary Department Ornamental branches extra at
the usual charge: Half payable in advance
curing facilities giving thorough education and solicit
liberal share of patronage. Students received any time
For nartcular Information address the President Of the
Facnlty or the subscriber WT K. LANE.
Prest Board Stockholders
Nav 9Th 1874 35-tf
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Sept. s..

Point Peter Steam Saw Aiiii Eor Sale
FOR SALE That very valuable property known as
POINT PETER MILL, situated in the town OF Wlll
mngon on the point of land between the two branches OF
the Cane Fear River their junction, and anordng h
best location in the vicinity of Wilmington tor steam SaE
Mill and so particularly suited for Marine hal"ay or
Ship Yard, or for a Coal Depot =, c.
1t has large 'front.' with any required depth water
extensive Timber Pens-Houaes for hands and IN 1act
evrv necessary facility and convenience The " Is large
I'd valuable Farther description is deemed unnecessary
as parties wishing purchase will OF course examine 10Y
For farther particulars apply to the proprietor y" NJ
NELSON, Philadelphia, or to his agents, y =.
VESSEL & EILERS, wilmington, \: I;
July 18TH 1854 ~ zo2-I1 - - -.
E'0i{ SALE, Al LONG CREEK sHtDGE,
Fg7IE STORE-HOUSE AND LOT, belonging 10 G:a
the Temperance Division there Itis good stand Ga
For particulars enqnre Of either of the sn0Sorl0er al
Lon Greek VILLAIN VILE & ST0TALL, 'G1R'1.S' s6 as
:. TIoE;; y; 0AANii 3O4-6t52-f
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LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL,

LAURINBURGH HIGH sCHUoL,
RICHMOND COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS large and fourishng Institution permanently
established under full corps of well qualified Instruc
tors and with every thing requisite for drst class Seminary
hrng we'll supplied with Maps, Geographical and Aron"
mica7; Globes, Philosophical and Chemical .rra'atue
The Sessions of vs months ionmsne Oh
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnished By
APPLYING to Rev J. Jones Smyh, A M, Principal, Laurel
Hip O. Richmond county, y. c., or to
~ = - D. C. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
D ~ 1874 87-t2j--l6ly
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.n. year inra riably in advance e...........$ So so
Eh.n payment is made in advance, 3 90
Va subscription received for less than year.
~ subscriber permitted discontinue his paper after the
of subscription till the expiration of
said year.
INV wishing his paper discontinued the end of
he year. pay full and the proprietors two weeks
e otherwise the paper viii be continued and charged
according to the above terms.
- ANY person sending FIVE subscribers accompa-
y the advance subscription, (Sl2 50) will receive the
sivtb copy gratis, for year
Honey may be RENTED per mail, post paid risk.
All letters business connected with this Office, must be
addressed (post paid) to the proprletors.
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20 TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS

q5er5gned has completed arrangements, where
IHE "a enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MAR LIS
by he 0T. the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
alLLL REI% CREEK, in New Hanover county. Fare
81, each way. With GOOD Stables and an abundance
re ] Is al5o PREPARED NRsEs for any length OF time
P'e' 90 cents per day Tn. be we'll cared for. ,,r,,,
him, may rest assured they viii better ENTER
In short time he hopes to OF Ners may favor him
TAlAMEN'T for his friends and otl, <ore given them.
with their customs than he has hereto lied as the great
A liberal patronage is respectfully soh,
efforts will be used give satisfaction 7RDEAUX.
4. D. BL
MARLSvILLE DEPoT, 4S-tf
II miles from Wilmington,
Anonst 5 1873
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WANTED.

WANTED,
TEACHER to take charge of Union Academy, located
at Harres Store, New Hanover County None need ap
~ bout of recommendation of good moral char
a,er aud Of mis- capaby of mparting Correct koo~edg'
OF the English Latin and Greek languages and athemat-
Fo- fnrther information apply TO the subscriber.
ie7 \. H. FENNELL. .
Secretary Board of Trustees.
HarrsIl's Store, Nov. H., 1854 l2tt
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NTATE or NoRTH cARoLINA. DEPLIN

CtTATE or NORTH CAROLINA. DCPLIN COUN-
- TY Court of Pleas 4d Quarter Sessions, October
Term, a d. 1854. George Smith VS.. Baney Williams
Original Attachment levied the defendants real
tate and certain slaves and atclet of personal property
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that The de-
endSnt has absconded that the ordinary process of the
law be served upon him. it is ordered that publication
be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal newsps
printed in the town Of Wilmington, notifying the said
Baney Williams to make his appearance at the next term
OF this Court be held in Kenansve the third Monday
of January 1885, to defend the so suit, Judgment final
will be rendered against him.
Witness John j. Whitehead Clerk of said Court Office
the third Monday of Octobe "A. d. 1854.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
November oath, 1854 [pr. adv. s. l2-6w
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T.IPPETT's SPECIFIC.


Dysemtery, Diarrhoen, mud summer { oni piaint.
IN presenting this justly celebrated Medicine 70 the pub
lic make rash assertions Of its efficacy. is any
hope held ont to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
This remedy having been for years used in this place for
the of the above diseases and those appertanng to the
class the Proprietor has been induced to offer it
extensive scale with view to lessen the amount of
human suffering have never known it to fail when the
directions have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless nosns have been pamed upon the public
and hesated for time until thoroughly convinced
of its efficacy.
Extract Of letter received from :. J. Carroll
BALTIMORE. Jan. 10th, 1883.
WIN. H. LIppIrr Esq,-Dear Sir Il have hesitation
in saying that your Specific is of the best medicines
f, Dysenfery, Diqrh@, &c You possibly may reeo
my case it has escaped your memory viii give you
briefly the facts. had tried everything that bad
used but with little success and after using enough to
start twenty-five Homeopahie NJ Ds began to despair
when you kindly offered your invaluable Medicine, which
cured me most efectually.
Yours, truly, :, ]. CARROLL.
WILMINGTON \. c.. August H. 1851.
WM. II. LIPPlTr. Esq.,-Dear Sir Il have used your
Specific in in my family for Dysentery In
Pappoonsful effected complete enr9Zin the other three
had the like effect. Respectfully, &c,
THos. loR1NG, Ed. Commercial.
H.RRr11,s STORE. New Hanover Co., Oct. 10, 81
WM. H. IpPITT Esq Dear Sir 1t is with pleasure
that have used your Specific for the of Dysente
effect in every used after the usual remedies have
failed recommend it with confidence to the public:
Respectfui &c. J. g. SEAvT NJ u.
SAVANNAH, Ga December 26, 1851.
r. II.
acknowledge wonderful effects of your Medicine for
ing Diarhoea Bowel Complaints as satisfied was
the means, under God of saving the e first of Child
and then of my Brother As my Brother given up by
of the eminent physicians in this place, Drs Rich
adson and Wregg and when consulted the latter ass to
the proprity of trying it him low he said ght, to
satisfy myself that had left nothing untred but he did
think that Medicine would be OF any to him But
thank Cod he mistaken the saluary effects
"a hours and in days he able to be out of bed
| remain yours, very truly and gratefully,
WM BAILY.
Prepared and sold by VIM. H. L1PPlTT
Wilmington, n. c.
June I4th, 1854 240-lm-taw4l-6m
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,s1HE subscriber has 1900 ACRES OF LAND; about 80
| n,ilas from Wilmington, both sides the Wilmington
oIa Wnncheser Rail Road on which is abundance of
the best ghtvood for Tar which he will rent on reasonable
terms to any responsible persons, to be worked during the
rt Fali and Winter. Those having hands to spare can
40 W.! Ill ~ ~ X G - ALFRED SMITH.
=" NJ 60 1Q5. S-2m
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\. ri. ROBIN SON.

Hardware Merchant, Wilmington, NJ Co
IS JUST receiving his fall supply of to0raned Saws, Ak
e.. Nails Eollow-ware, Pocket, and Table, Cutlery hG2Vy
oatsd Table Spoons and Forks, Fine Tea Trays ana al
ers lass and Common Andirons, ShOvels and longs;
FUtL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics Of every variety and warranted OF 8uper'
r quality Plouchs Fan Mills Corn Shelters Hay Cutters,
8, TDec. 2, 1858. Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
q. w. GROOM.
MARLSvILLE DEPOT,
II miles from Wilmington
August ;. 1883

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, Wilmington. \
c. Prompt attention given the sale and inspection tc
all given to him in care Office Water Street, opposite
Halls and Nuts Buildings.
Nov. cath, 1854 i2-tf