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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

ANEcDoTE OF LORD NoRTH.-This good huTnored
ministry was alway ready with joke, and always
appreciated one, even though it was at his expense.
One night he arose to deprecate the too great read
ness 10 give and take offence which prevailed In the
house. One member, for example" said he "call-
ed me { that thing called minister 9 Now, to be
sure (patting his portly sides,) am thing when,
therefore, the gentleman called thing he said
what was true, and could not be angry with him.
But when he added. that thing called minister he
called me the thing which of all others he himself
most wishes to be; and therefore, took it for COM
pliment' A pressing old sailor, well known for his
lengthy oratons, began to speak admiralty
question Lord North said to of his supporters,
< Now - will give us history of all the naval
battles, from that of Salams to that of last years.
| shall take nap; wake me up when he gets near
our time. After hours infictions the friend
mudged Lord North. "My lord, my lord wake up,
he has got to the battle of Van Tromp." go, DEAR"
said the sleepy minister, ''you've walked me hun
dred gears too soon" On his last night in Office his
antagonist had collected for grand battle; Lord
North in his place and declared the administra-
lion at an end OF course the House adjourned I'M
medlately. 1t was an awful wet night, and in those
days cabs were not; the members expecting long
debate, had ordered their carriages at or o'clock
in the morning; and Lord North, as he passed
through the baff1ed and imprisoned crowd of his OPP
ponents to his own chariot, bowed to the right and
left, saying, with smile, 'tAdeu, gentlemen; you
see it is excellent thing to be in the secret"
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j. W. ROBINSON.
N. C..


Is JUST receiving his fall supply of warranted Saws, AK
cy Nails Iolowware Pocket and Table, Cutlery heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks Fine lea Trays ana al
tor Brass and Common Androns, ShOves and longs; a
FULL ASSORTMENT Of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics Tools every variety and warranted OF super
erouaIv; Ploughs Fan Mills Corn Shelers Hay Cutters,
&c. CDec. 2, 1858. Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

H. A CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
RiH HOUSE, and also vacant lots adjoining the same,
III Harnet street, in the Northern portion OF the
town of Wilmington. The House is nearly and IN good
ORDER having been recently painted. 1t is occupied by
good tenant, rent of 5000 per annum There is an
insurance of 900 the dwelling house. IN the n T. u-
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire of - ,r,
Feb. 17.-24-tfl WIN. ii. LASPEIRE
FTIALLOW WANTED-The highest market prices will
| be pad for Tallow by VESSEL & ElLERS
Sent Ist 52-H
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Professional and Business Cards,

NJ. y. SMITH,
r~r0RNEY AT LAW. WHMNGTON, N
1 bastices in the Counties of New Hanover Sampson,
- =, Brunswick and Columbus
tgI be at MS office Front Street every Saturday
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REIT.S RELIS- RELLS.

NE Subscribers manufacture and keep banda large as
of Bells suitable for Churches Academies Fac
tories Steamers Pantationl mounted with their I'M
proved angings the efcientin Their establish
has in operation Thirty Years having turned out
nearly 900 Bells averaging 800 lbs each and its patterns
and process omanufctue perfected together with recent
improvements that its Bells have unequaled reputation
receved-Jan. IS54-the FIRST PREMIUM CA Silver
MedaD of the WoR1Ds FAIR in New York, over all Bells
from this Country or Europe Having large assortment OF
Bells on hand, and being in Immediate connection with
routes in all directions either Rail Road Canal or ReE
but hours from New York execute orders with dis
match Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
Nav 49, '54-37-I2m West Troy Albany Co., N. Y.
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CLEAR THE TRACK,

HAVE just returned from New York with large and
extensive assortment of goods Of almost every description
admirably adapted to town country trade all Of which will
be sold very low either at Wh0esa Retail Country Mer
chants wishing to purchase small stocks persons wanting
goods by the piece would nd to their advantage give
call before making their purchases elsewhere, as am de-
temined to SELL if get chance my stock consists of
Ply Goods Hats, Boots and Shoes Hardware and Cutlery
Hollow Ware Cookery, Glass and Stone Ware, SaddlerY,
Nails Groceries and Provisions of all kinds Come and
for yourselves. 4. B. McCALEB.
Nov Sd, 1854 9-tf
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+. G. SINGLNTARY.

f. G. SINGLETARY,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEltCEAA!,
1 Wilmington, n. C. =
rg-Parcuar attention given to the sale of TIMER
1uaER Naval STORES and all kinds Of country produce
Nov. 9Th, 1854. 3b--lu-u
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SPLENDID HORSE FOR SALE.

SPLENDID HORSE FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale fine Stallion, 3years old,
i weighing 100 pounds. Any person wishing a good
Stock Horse would do well call and him He is pro-
nounced by impartial judges and men who are Judges of hor
to be of the finest horses ever raised DnlE Coun
ty. u 1. BONEY.
| Teachey's Depot, N, c., Oct. 9th, 1864 s-tf
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c.. MYERS,
y. M I EhC,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
No. Granite Row.
RENCH BURR MILL STONES,
I.OSTl.

IN WEDNESDAY LAST, on the Newbern Road be
Morocco POCKET BOOK containing sealel letter, hand
ed to me by John A Avirett Esq at Jacksonville on Tues
day last Gho address not recoIlecte one Note against
10th of November 1853 the subscriber Fulton
s. Price, Quot recolected which) one Note for s. oO
10Th March, 1853 Note against John A Feshwater
Of Onsow county for about 81 So date not recoeced TO-
gether with several unreceped accounts against sundry
erson in Onslow county The makers of the above Notes
forwarncd against paying the same to any person except
bly, rewarded by delivering the Book and contents at the
Journal y office. A L. FIIlCE.
Nov
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ERAvkLN HOTEL,

WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
49,, THE SUBSCRIBERS having taken chare of the
ii Franklin Hotel, near the Rail Road DEPOT beg leave
~ inform the public that their Table and Rooms shall
be we'll furnished, to all who may call on them
JAMES ORRELL.
Nnr - ISI-I2tf @. w. GROOM.
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NJ NANTEn

TEACHER to take charge ofsU nion Academy, located
at Harrels Store New Hanover County None need ap
py without letters of good moral char
acer and of his capabi impartng correct 1knoTedg
of the English Latin and Greek languages and Mahemat-
les For further information apply to the subscriber
n. H. FENNELL.
Secretary Board of Trustees.
LIarreII's Store Nov. IL, 1854 l2-tt
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RAdvertisements ordered to be continue don the
charged 3 cents per for each insertion after the first
Advertisements, upon which the number of insertion s
not Marked will be continued until ordered OUT and char
Is cents per square for each insertion
aNo advertisement, rejecting upon private charP cite
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY An CLINTON n. {

CARRTACE MANUFACTORY All CLINTON N. c.
8azRo THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
80 zens of Sampson and adjoining Counties they
permanently located in Clinton and have recently tted
ing all kinds Riding Vehicles All work will be warrant
ed for twelve months Their charges will be found moderate
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
| heretofore received. W. FhAZILh3
Nav 18th, 1854 5|-ly
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PAYMENTS half in advance, and deduction for alb
sence after entrance except in Of prOraced sickness
The cars from Raleigh, Petersburg and Weldon pass the
Warrenton Depot daily, where an Omnibus always waiting
on their arrival convey passengers to the village, which is
but three miles distant from the Depot For further particu
lars address the President Secretary of the Faculty
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN,
Ian 26 T2l-tf1 Sec of the Faculty.
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
WYE HAVE in operation at Kenansvle a Branch Shop
w where we keep an assortment of Carriages, of
make and where repairing done We have also establish
connexion with Carriage Factory the
tent purchase Timber Carriage With Of these carria
ges one boy load the heaviest sticks and requires but
two thirds the team to haul These Wagons got uE
with Iron Axes and of good materials and with much
care best Carriages and warranedto give sasc
ton Timber getters will do we'll to examine our Timber
Carriages. 49,
Orders directed us, left with J. Chestnut kenansve
or T. C. s B. e. Worth, Wilmington will receive prompt
attention. DlBbLE BROIHEbS,
Kirston Jan. 29th 1856. 22l2m
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The Court of Claims.

One OF the most important bills which has passed
Congress within our remembrance received the final
sanction of the legislative branch yesterday We re-
fer to the bill 10 establish a Count of Claims, TO
which ventured not long since to invoke the favor
OF the House of Representatives, with which it then
rested. This bill was called up yesterday at favor
able moment, and the friends of it wisely abstaining
from debate, it was forthwith passed by large ma
jority. We should not be surprised if it saves one
fourth part of the sessions of Congress now spent in
the examination and discussion of claims. It will,
however, operate benefcially in vaety c; ways
1t will not only secure to ust claims early hearing
and prompt settlement, but it will get rid of the in
termnable renewal of unfounded ones and thus save
the time of Congress from being wasted year after
year in the re-examination of rejected claims
The bill gives jurisdiction to the Court to hear and
determine all claims founded upon any law of Con-
gress, upon any regulation of an executive De-
partment, or upon any contract, express or implied,
with the Government of the United States, and all
claims referred by either House of Congress The
testimony in all is to be reported to Congress-
and all upon which favorable decisions are given are
be accompanied with bill or bills to carry them
tinto effect and with briefs from the solicitor of the
Board, and from the claimant.
1t viii be thus that the Court to perform the
work now laboriously but imperfecty done by COM
mitees, and Congress is revise the whole and act
upon the subjects presented, as at present On many
subjects opinion well matured by the Court will
the basis for action on all similar cases; and
there will not perhaps be many inconsistencies in
legislation as at present when the failure
of measure depends in atdegree upon the mood
in which one House the other may happen 10 be
found when the vote is taken At all events there
the probability of more mature investigation than
by the present mode, and it s to be hoped shall
hear but little more of what is deemed worse than the
g laws delay" the pendency Of claims before Con-
gress of half century's duratioE.-N0tonal Inteli
gencer.
EMIGRANT SHIPs.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has promulgated decision relating to the carrying
Of emigrant passengers 1t is follows:
If ship does not carry larger number of passen-
gers in other parts OF said vessel than she is legally
entitled tocarry her lower and olop decks and said
passengers have the space unoccuped by other goods
not being their personal baggage, in the part of said
vessel where carried, which prescribed by law,
she is not liable TO the penalties imposed by said
laws for an excess of passengers, even though her
lower orlop decks may be occupied in whole in
part for the storage of merchandise.
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General Notices,

~ THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the citi
W@zens of Wilmington and surrounding vicinity that
W having in their employ at their NEW ESTABLISH
MENI, the most ski1lfu Workmen be obtained in the
country, they prepared to furnish TURPENTINE
HdAhERS at the shortest notice, with WOODS CELE-
BRATED ROUND SLAVES, and FARMERS with
PLOWS any and ali descriptions of superior adaptation
to SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE, to any thing of the
kind ever imported from the NORTH. HORSE SHOE
ING DONE IN THE VERY BEST STYLE.
Wilmington n. G. L. WOOD & co.
Jan. 18th, l855-I9-6m North Water Street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

CHINA.-We have been favored witha China Cir
Cular OF December 9th, containing extract from
the Hong Kong Register OF the 5th, as follows:
"The accounts from Canton by yesterdays post
boat have again given occasion for alarm or at least
for anxiety, and have, suppose led to the departure
of the Barracuda We have been so often frightened
from our propriety by the of agitation in these
unqulet waters, that readers like ourselves must
be well-nigh wearied The danger of such state is
the crying of Wolf Wolf so often, that the moment
of real peril may be dsregarded when comes So far
as we can learn the real state of affairs it would seem
thatthe rebels tired OF attacking uessy the northern
ace OF the city, where is strengthened by outworks
mpregnable apparently to their assault, have mus
tered IN force IN the Macao Passage. On Saturday,
continuous engagement was kept up during the whole
day between the Imperial and Triad fleets The smoke
which in volumes above the trees and hills extern
ded over line of several miles The force of the in
sugents said to consist of $50 craft of various sizes
and descriptions, filled with men well armed accor-
ding to the Chinese fashion. On Sunday the can
nonade was still kept up till the afternoon This ad
vance has not been without effect on the native pop
uation, whose supplies have been long sratened by
the insurgent operations. Chinese of responsibility,
finding that Notwithstanding their liberal contributions
no progress is made in the restoration of peace and
order, are beginning to grumble. The question of
course recurs could they be worse off if the city was
in the hands of the rebels? Anxious as we are to
this sad state of affairs set rest by the reestab-
shment OF the provincial authorities and that the city
should not fall into the hands of lawess banditti we
cannot but admit that the INDUSTRIOUS pedceable in
habitants of Canton have for discomfort"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby forwarned gainst respasSng
"A the lands belonging the estate of John w Hami-
lying on both sides of the Wilmington TOpsa
Sound Plank DAD, three miles from wilmington
upon lands will be prosecuted with the utmost gor OF
the law and reward of five dollars will be given for su
proof against any responsible man. for having SO tres
passed M COSlIN Adm f.
Feb. l3. lSb-5t-zau
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IMPROVEMENT IN lRELAND.--The Irish are buying
up Ireland, and capital operation it is Under the
" Encumbered Estates BILL - which provides for the
sale in small lots Of large landed estates burdened
with debts, land to the value of one hundred millions
Of dollars has passed into the hands of the poor peo
pie. The effects of the measure in stimulating enter
prise and hift, said TO be wonderful and its fruits
are seen in the rapid decrease of paupers in the pub
lie aims houses. There is future for Ireland sure
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CornsDor.n, ,,rNrAI EsrARIIsH MEN,r

GOLDsBOIsO' DENTAL EsTABLfSHMENT.
DR- 3. F. ARLINGTON, Graduate in Medicine and
Dentistry respectfully tenders his professional services
lrcacal Dentist the public generally Every variety
of operation, Surgical and Mechanical warranted to be
executed in accordance with the modern ard approved
principles of the science of the Dental art.
Terms moderate, and every operation warented, and in
of failure give entire satsactlor no charge Will be
made.
Fab 9 1S55 -Iv
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n, e BOURDEAUX,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROV1S-
IONS. Wilmington n c. The subscriber having been
elected Inspector Of Naval Stores and Provisions in the
Town of Wilmington at the December Term of the County
Court Of New Hanover County will give prompt attention
to all business in that line entrusted to him
Dec % IS54-l6-tf N. f. BOURDEACA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

MARDI GRAs-The festivities Of Mardi Gras in
New Orleans, last week, exhibited more than usual
spirit. On Mordi Gras eve, grand masked ball
was given at the st. Louis Hotel, which is said to
have been of the most elegant and recherd balls
ever given in New Orleans. The Picayune says:
There was the usual number of debardeurs and
matelots, perrots Robert Macalres aqua Strops and
hooded friars files de regiment, Swiss girls, Greek
Ladies' queen of night, shepherdesses and Quakeress-
es. Almost every character in Shakespeare's plays
was represented and Zuleikas Medoras and froIc
Filz-fulkes" appeared the scene One of the most
striking costumes was that of certain fairy star,
who was dressed as Spanish Donzea, accompanied
by distinguished dramatic author, in accordant at
tire. gallant South Carolina bridegroom assumed
for the occasion the cowl of holy friar, while his
lovely bride concealed her fair locks under powder
ed wig of the fashion of the court of Louis Quatorez
Her voice could not be mistaken, however, and she
was very soon the centre of much distinguished at
tenton.
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WAGONS.
3ho1l CONSTANTLY L

HAVE and shall constantly keep hand, the
best materials for the manufacture of wagons All per-
sons in want of good Wagons may depend getting
them best quality All orders thankfully received for
any the above kinds of work Repairing done usual
Feb. 9-23-tf w, j, CORNWALL,
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! iA$PECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, Wilmington, N
Prompt attention given to the sale and inspection tc
a. gwen to him in Office Water Street, opposite
iaI and Nuts Buildings.
Nov 24th, 1854 I2tf
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SOLID MEN OF BosToN.-There are thiry-four Off
GERS connected with Station No l, the aggregate
weight of nine of whom is over ton. These per-
sons weigh respectively follows Scott, 236;
Richardson 235; Allen, 1892 Harris, 228; Smith, 222
Folsom, 22O; Hill, 20S; Morse, 2l8 and Haskell,
206 pounds. Twenty of the officers will average
over two hundred pounds weight each Solid men
down there
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ADNIINI TRAITORS SALE.
Thomas H. Williams, Admir-, Us. Heirs of John Me-


In decree of the County Court of New Han
over County at December term 1885, shall offer for SALE
at The Court House in Wilmington, TUESDAY OF March
Court all the lands which the late John MeAus4n IN
wit: one-ha cash. and the balance at six months credit
the purchaser giving bond with good security The e sad aid
new limits Of Wilmington on the North side of the Rail-
road one tract Bear Branch containing III acres one
tract containing G6 acres, patented by H. REGISTER the
River, adjoining the lands of David Jones' Borough
lands and McRae survey Milers lands Also one
tract containing so acres lying Cape Fear River also
one other tract containing six hundred on the large
Island between the Northwest River and the Ihoroughare
also one undivided half of Battery Island Cape Fear RV
er, opposite Smithvllle ,o,,,e :, ,,1r111,,rc .d,,
Enh I4-tS
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FItEEMAN & H0UsToN. ;yiImington; a,, ton n. C.'
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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CARRTAGES,

NHE subscriber continues to manufacture every variety
i Buggies: also light Carriages, which for neatness
strength and durability warranted equal to any sold II
the State The public generally invited to examine ny
stock before purchasing elsewhere -
Feb. 9-23-tf. w. J. CORNWALL.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &C.

TUST RECEIVED 10 900 lbs. White Lead, Pure Extra
and No 900 lbs. Black Lead, in Oil 1000 lbs Ven
ean Red in Oil; 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil 25 bbls
Bakes Fire Proof Paint 10 bbls Silvers Plastic Paint
10 bbIs. Linsecd Oil bbls. Lamp Oil; bbls Common
Oil hbs Machinery Oil; 400 lbs. Chrome Green: Dry
and in OIL 200 'ts Chrome Yellow, Dry and in Oil.
full assortment PAINTS always hand and for sale
wholesale and retail by W H. LIPPlTT,
Nov Druggist and Chemist.
I OOO BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes and
,tltU brands fog sale Manufacturers prices, by
VIM. H. LlPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
OOO OF. Sulph. Quinne; 10 bbls EPSON Salts; cask
ZUU Or Tartar; / casl Sup. Carb. Snda 80 lbs Sed-
tz Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; SO lbs. Gum Opium
30 lbs. Gum Guaiacum l bbl Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 300 Alspce 80 lbs Calomel 90 lbs N9tmegs 70
lbs odd Poass; so lbs. Mace 10 lbs Sulph Potass lOO
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac. . ,
For sale wholesale and retail, by W. H. LlFP!I l.,
Feb. % Druggist and Chemist.
TUST RECEIVED ON PHILADELPHIA
j l case Sulph. Quinine; 80 Calomel;
10 ozs. Suph. and Acetate Morphene
25 Cinchonia; 5 ozs Saarine;
25 Blue Mass; 10 ozs. Chloroform
l9 bbs Epson Salts, and choice collection OF Cheml-
Gals from the laboratories of Poms Weghtman and Chas
Ellis. For sale cheap at C u DUP6E .,
June lot Drug and Chemical Store, Mar1et-st.
NILS! OILS!!-Just Received fresh supply of Lin
~ seed Train Lard, Fish, Elephant Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. LIPPITT Druggist and Chemist
lust RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & PHlLA-
j DELPHA. 25 bbs Silvers Fire PreOf Paint all colors
casks Spanish Brown 10 do Venetian Red do Yellow
Ochre For sales by C. & DUPRE,
June TO- Druggists s. Chemists, Wilmington, N. G.
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PLEASURE VS.. GENERosITY.-We learn by the
Painesvle (Ohio) Telegraph, that two classes of
people in that village lately undertook raise funds
for the relief of the poor. One held dancing par
ty in the evening and raised SIS; the other, whose
conscientious scruples prevented their attendance
where dancing part of The exercises, appointed
q committee TO receive contributions in the afternoon,
and the amount received consisted of 81 in money,
two pieces of pork, and 5 lbs. Of butter.