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VOL. 16. WILMINGTON, N. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1859. P.

r- I .1 HAGSOLIA COLLEGE. i ma riusij ojieiuiM uf mis school wui com- JL mecce on the 2nd Monday in December next, and con tinue 20 weeks. Masrnolia is a village of recent growth, and is proverbial fkr health. It is situated on the Wilmington Jk eioon uaii Kpad, about midway between Wilmington and Goldsboro', and contains a number of handsome and tastefully arranged residences, a large and well constructed church, (M. and three good stores.

As evidence of the liberality, enterprise, and intelligence of the citizens, they have erected a College building at a coBt of six or seven thousand dollars. This building is located at a sufficient distance from the railroad and depot, to be out o' reach of me noise and excitement: produced Dy toe passing or tn trains. The Male and Female departments will be conducted separately; in different apartments, conveniently fitted up for that purpose in the College. The studies pursued ia both departments will be such as are best calculated to de-velope the minds of the pupils; and the instruction in all cases, wm be thorough. Particular attention will be paid to ue moral training or pupils.

in tne Male department, students will be prepared to enter the class at the University. The course of instruction pursued in the Female department will embrace all the branches, both solid and ornamental, usually taught in the best Female Seminaries. Bates in Male Department, $8,12,16 and $20. emale 8, 12 and $16. Extra in the Female Department, Modern and Ancient Languages, each 5.

Musicjmthe Piano, with use of Instrument, 20. Painting at the usual rates. Board in the best families, including everything, $8 per montn. P. C.

SHAW, Principal of Male Department. REBECCA SHAW, 4 44 Female 44 Duplin county, Nov. 21st, 1859 15-tf Jefferson Academy, Duplin County, IV. C. WM.

L. MILLER, M. PRINCIPAL. ri HE OBJECT of this School is to prepare young men for tne university or any college, or lor the active duties of life Terms ver session of Uve months. Toitionj in English 00 44 44 Classics and 20 00 44 44 Advanced Classics and Mathematics, 25 00 Board eight dollars per month.

Beferknces. Rev. Lewis W. Green, DD.L Danville, Xy Rev. J.

R. Wilson. Augusta, Prof. C. S.

Tenable, Columbia, 8. Dr. A. A. Rice, Memphis, Hon.

Jas. F. Dowdell, Chambers, County, Hons. P. Powell A.

Wilson, Lynchburg, Profs. WinBton Strange, Richmond, Profs. Martin Holladay, Hampden Sid ney. Va.s Rev. no.

a. eheaver Cnapel mil, A. Kev, Elias Harrison, Alexandria Rev. T. V.

Morse, Richmond, and Caleb S. Hallowell, High "School, Alex andria, va. For further information address the Principal, Branch's Store, Duplin W. C. Dec.

1st, 1859. i 14-6tw HIGH POINT FEMALE SCHOOL. HIGH POINT, N. C. S.

LANDER, Principal and Proprietor. rpflB SPRING SESSION of 1860, will begin on the 9th of I W. 1 1 a.L 1 A. m. a January, it win oe me aim pi tne jrrmcipai to carry out as far as may be, the plans of the original Proprietor, by whose recent deatn tne institution nas tauen into nis nanas.

The benevolent feature of the School, forces him to require strict compliance with the Terms published Worthy poor young ladies wishing an education are invited to cor respond witn nun. i RATES: PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. Board, ex clusive-of lights, $40; Regular Tuition, $10 to $15 Inci dental Tax, Latin or trench, $5 Music on Piano, or Guitar. $20 other branches. at reasonable rates.

TERMS. Fifty dollars required in advance the, balance at the close of the Session. Books, Stationary, and Candles, furnished at low rates for cash on delivery. Pupils are not allowed to make accounts. For further information, addrees the Principal.

Nov. 23, 1859. CHOWAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 'ILL COMMENCE ITS FALL SESSION ON first Wednesday in October next. Catalogues con taining full particulars may be had by application to BhNJ. A.

8PEIRS, Aug. 26, 1859 52-17t Murfreesboro', N. C. KENANSVILLE FEMALE SEMISARi. rilHIS SCHOOL will be opened again under the same corps of Teachers, on Thursday' the 15th "day of September next.

The 'scholastic year comprises ten months, with a vaca tion of two weeks at Chi isimas. Fees for Tuition as heretofore, and payable one half at Christmas, and the other at the close, viz the second Thursday in 1860. For further particulars a circular will be sent on application to A T. OSCAR ROGERS, Principal, or to MA LARD, Sec'y. of Board of Tiustees.

July 22. 47-tf HIXiLSBOROLGH, N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY. THIS ACADEMY; IS CONDUCTED ON THE plan of the.

Virginia and South Carolina State a. Military Institutions. For a circular, address the superintendent, CoL'C. C. Tew, Hillsborough, NV C.

Jan. 27th 1858. 23-12m General Notices. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER having qualifiied as Admistrator to the Estate of John M.

Vernon, at the December Term, 1859, of Brunswick County Court, hereby gives notice to all per sons having claims against said estate to present tne same within the time prescribed lay law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. WM. VERNON, Adm'r. Dec.

5th, 1859J-15-4t. I will expose to sale at public auction, at the dwelling of the late Jonn M. Vernon in said County, TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN SLAVES ABOUT 40 HOGS; ABOUT 18 HEAD OF CATTLE; SMALL LOT OF TURPENTINE, -AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. Cl- 1 1. c.U A 1 caie tu taae piace uu iue qui uay vi auuaiy, iouu.

Terms. 6 months credit, bonds with good security required Of purchasers. WM. Administrator. Place of sale one mile from Hood's Creek Station on the Wilmington Manchester Rail Road.

Dec. 8th, 1859 i 15-4t NOTICE. THE as Administrator of Chelate Dr. Dortch, will sell, at public auction, in Goldsboro', on the stcona day of January next, siA valuable oo. v'ES five of them have' been working turpentine six or -eight years, and one is a first rate Cooper.

Terms six monts credit, with interest lrom date. 1 i WM. T. DORTCH. Dec.

8th, 1859. 1 15 ts NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be made to the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplicate of land warrant for eighty acres, numbered 31,316, issued to John BarnhiU, private in Captain: 's company of North Carolina Militia in the war of 1812. Ihe original warrant Was issued under the Act of Con gress, passed Sept. 28th, 1850, and was lost some time during the year 185 on its transmission by mail from the Commis-sioner-of Pensions, to the undersigned, agent for the claimants.

A further description of said warrant cannot be given, owing to its loss, and the absence of the subsequent letter of the Commissioner, giving the date of itsisBue, Ac. JOHN A. RICHARDSON, Attorney. Nov. 8th 1859.

11-bt. 1 LAW NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED themselves together in the practice of the Law in the Counties ef liaden, Columbus, Brunswick, Sampson, and New Hanover. Office on Front street, second door South Bank of Cape Fear, where one Of them can always be found. A.

EMPIE, 8ept. 28. 20-lm I -3m D. C. ALLEN.

KEROSENE OIL! THSxraw Tons iixiioslne oxx co. (Est ablishad 1854.) Announce that, having made great improvements in the manufacture of Kerosene, they are now enabled to offer it to the Trade at A REDUCED PRICE. The: attention of consumers is respectfully called to the subjoined table, the result of a photometneai examination, by Ed'd N. Kkkt. of New York, Chemist, and dated Eeb.

3, 1856. 9L 2 Per Square of 10 line or lew ch In drnc. One square, 1 Imsertion Do. do. 1 Z5 1 (A Do.

Do. Do. 1 do. do. do.

Q0 3 months without 00 6 do. do. i Do. Do. Do.

do. 11 At An 11 DO do. 6 do. 14 00 do. 12 do .25 00 jar Advertiaementa ordered to be continued on the Inside.

charged 374 cents per square for each insertion after the first. jearNo advertisement, reflecting upon private chaxacteri can, under AirrciBCtnt3TAici8, be admitted. 2nd 14 tt 2nd Stephen Dickson, walking cane, R. Spikes, blowing horn, B. M.

Barry, jumping coulter, B. J. Polland, J. M. Franks, -BRANCH 7 SPECIMENS, SEED.

AC. 125 '25 2 00 1 00 to To 1 00 25 2 00 1 CO 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 25 .60 25 25 25 25 24 Best specimen turnips, J. A. Ptotow, 2nd 44 O. Hoggins, i poutoes, u.

w. Dawson, 2nd" 3rd 2nd 4 3rd 2nd it. tt tt 2nd tt i 44 44 i tt tt tt i tt tt tt tt 4 tt tt it il it it It ii ii ,4 ti tt it ii ii no numoer, O. Huggins, lard, Mrs. E.

W. FonviHe, 44 Isaao Bowden, L.W. Humphrej, seed corn, no number, 44 II. H. Bandlin rice, Humphrey, field peas, A.

J. Morrill, i pea nuts, O. Stevens, 44 4 R. W.Ward, beans, Mrs. B.

M. Barry, marl, E. W. Ward, 44 D. E.

Sandlln, colewort seed, W. Hill, beaten hommony, Mrs. Humphrey, ground 44 -') hide, M. W. BpJght; Beed wheat, B.

M. Barry, Oysters, 1 bushel, T. E. King, 2 spiced oysters, Mrs. E.

W. Montfort, 24 00 60 24 -t 2 00 pumpams, rj. w. onvaie, butter, 15 lbs, Mrs. A.

J. Mnrrill. BRANCH 8 LADIES' DEPARTMENT. Best cotton counterpane, -Mrs. J.

W. Outlaw, of Du plin, $2 00 1 00 50 24 24 2nd i ii ti Jessee Alphin, Outlaw, J.P.Cox, B. M. Barry, worked ii 2nd it tt it homemade rug, cotton bed curtain, cox. 25 piano cover, embroidered by Miss E.

Myers, of 1 Newbern, i table cover, embroidered Isy Miss E. Myers, of Newbern, of sleeves and collar, embroidered by Mrs. F. D. Koonce, 2 ladies' collar, Mrs.

A. T. Stanford, of Duplin, 1 hemstitched handkercief, Mrs. Ann Borden, 00 -tt 25 00 oa 60 2nd 44 crotcheting. II A.

Lex, 24 24 23 60 24 2 00 1 00 si- worked handkerchief, 44 child's shoeB, II C. B. Glover; Miss M. Montfort, Mrs. A.

T. Standford, 445 Ei W. Montfort, 44 A.T.Stanford. oraided, ii it drees, 2nd44 it worked 2nd 44 -i bibb, it ii1 ii A. A.

T. Stanford, B. M. Barrv. 3rd 44 Miss Hat.

Hurst Mrs. 11. Jarman, -ut C. B. Glover.

it it sack, Miss M. Montfort, 4pair pantalets, Miss M. Manson, of Beaufort, 60 specimen edging, MrsE. W. Montfort, 24 2nd 44 3rd 44 it ti j.

M. nnnun. au ii it n. Dudiev. it didl wrought shirt bosom, Mrs.

B. I. Barry, Din. burr basket, 4V A.Whitedge, 25 specimen chnstalized grain, MfcsMattie l'earce, Dip dress cap, Oadies.) 4 F. D.

Kooncei 25 child's, j- 4 Lou Ward, Dip. two pair socks. A. T. Kant.

1 00 2nd 44 44 Miss E. M. Fonvllle, 7 years old, 60 Besides the above, many other articles were exhibited by the ladies, under this which justly merit special no tice, but which the committee had not time to enumerate. I Best brown homemade coat pattern, Mrs. E.T.U urst 3 00 biacx, j.

i uox vest pattern, B. M. Barry, 1 00 made up jeans Coat, Miss Mary E. Hunter, 4r ,44 pants, Mrs. A.

T. Hurst, 00 00 00 00 00 60 bed quilt, ii Uenry Jar man, A. T. Jlurst, E. W.

Fonville, 2nd 44 3rd 44 4th 44 ii ti tt tt tt t. it it -it "''it; tt il ChasJ Duffy 5th 44 6th 44 II. Jarman, 24 J. Brown, of Jones. Dip 7th it t.

v. ikoonce, Dip Best 1 doz. fort. homemade candles, Mrs. E.

W. Mon specimen, i varieties apples, w. on vine, i 44 apples, Isaac Brown, of Jones, 2nd 3rd it ii ti J. B. Frazell, Diploma.

pound cake, Mrs. A. J. Murrill, 44 44 Mrs. I.

B. Kelleyi of Dnplln, 2nd 3rd 4 gold and silver cake, Miss M.i Pierce, i potato piej Miss M. fierce, I biscuit, Mrs A. J. Murrill, corn bread, Mrs.

A.J. Hursten, 1 00 44 Mrs. E. W. Montfort, 60 lighter ead, Miss Sarah Melton, 1 00 4 Miss E.

W. Montfort, -I. 60 2nd 11 it ti it 2nd black grape Jelley, 44 -44 1 00 white 44 44 Mrs. E. W.

Fonville, 100 44 44 44 44 i 44 60 apple jelley, Mrs. I. B. of Duplin, 1 00 4' Mrs. E.

W. Monfort, 60 blackberry jam, Mrs. B.Jd. Barry, 0 1 00 sweet tomatto pi. kles, Mrs-E.

W. Fonville, 2 00 brandy peaches, Mrs. E. V. Fonville, 1 1 00 44 44 Mrs.

Monfort, 60 watermelon preserves, Mrs. K. W. Fonville, 2 00 44 44 Mrs. H.

Jarman, 1 00 ground pea candy, Miss M. Pearce, 24 tomatto preserves, Mrs. E. Fonville, 2 00 grape -4 Mrs. Henry Jarman, 2 00 pear 441 44 4 oo peach 44 4" 44 44 2 00 citron 44 Mrs.

R.J. Pearsallof Dnplin 2 00 bottle Chinese sugar cane syrup, I. B. Kelley, of Duplin, si- i 69 ii ii ii it it II' i it li ii ll II li II 11 It II 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd bottle Chinese sugar cane syrup, O. Hug.

gins, bottle scuppernong wine, Rtri.CoU Montfort, 1 24 00 60 00 00 ii it tt 2nd ti -ti-i 11 it tomato tt It'i It 1 1 ti strawberry E. W. 1 blackberry Duplin, blackberry B. Kelley, of I 1- 1 14 E. W.

FonviHe, 44 M. L. F. Redd, without spirits, Mrs. Mrs.

M. L. F. Redd, 1 00 60 60 00 00 2nd 3rd tt 'it tt It ii scuppernong M. L.

F. Redd, tomato ketchup, ottoman, Miss II it Penelope Oliver, of Jones, Diploma. ii ti i'i it it i. 41 tt it) It li ii ti (I ii ti ti 11 11 it it It pair brama pootra chickens, Ervln, 44 game chickens. R.

K. Hurst, 44 U.K. Geese, Col. Montfort, A lot chickens, Jesse Alphin, i i 44 44 Mrs. B.

M. Barry, brama chickens, 4 months old, Burns, 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 2nd lot orama geese, voi. aioniion, turkies, 1 pair only, no number, oucks, i pair, -wild geese, no number, -I MISCELLANEOUS. specimen 1 box shells, Ji. J.

Nixon, lot sea J. M. Franks, candle mat. (noticed) no number. 1 Diploma.

it I it work stand, leather ornamented, Mrs. B. M.Barry, wax cake of shells, Mrs. O. Sanders.

44 4 grecian painting, (6 pieces) Ol .60 .4 II tJ pieces) Mrs. j.Al. Wooten, 50 Mrs. C. B.

Glover, -j 60 Miss Mary 8. Humphrey, 24 Miss E. Thomas, 24 small! Mrs. Montfort' Dinloma. .11 ti it 'it it II.

it it it 2nd 2nd 2nd french 44 (oriental) C. B. Glover, p. 24 pieces painting by Mrs. J.

M. Woteo, awarded 2.V oil and grecian painting, jujss Lizzie Duny, '25 pastel! painting, Msj. RusnelJ, '24 Best lot shingles, B. H. Bryan, shell wreath and bunch flowers, Miss M.

A.Taa- teur, of Newbern, Diploma. log canoe, B. M. Barry, 25 lot buckwheat flour, made in OnsJow and ground In T. B.

Holland's mill, a fine articlie. C. B. 1 00 Best specimen wheat Hour, T. B.

Holland, 1' 00 bacon hams, a very superior articlie, S. Dixon, i 3 00 bacon ham, not numbered, fine specimen, Msj. J. Pearsall, of Dnplin, i Diploma. Hot bacon, Wm.

Humphrey, -I j. 2 00 Jl IKjtdlio Ur 111E oOCTEl X. E. W. Foxvillx, Vn.

R. W. Warp, Secretary, Col. E. W.

Moxtfoht, Treasurer. W. Warp, Vhuf Marshal. w. J.

Montfort, w- a. i a. r. reuatier, i at. vreorge uuuj, Dr.

Ii. W. Ward Parsox IiBOWMLOw and ms Ccraf. Aroonir the notables present at the late mass 'meeting in Lvnchbuxg, called to express the opinion of the people of that section in relation to the Harper's: Ferry raid, was the 1 1 1 I It- I wtn-itnowu arson nruwmow. xiis remarKS on me occasion were characteristic A reporter, in notidDg the speech, says it was intensely Southern," and representa the Farson as saying, 44 be would rather bej with the south in Pandemonium inan witn tne aoouuonisu in heaven," The Parson also remarked that bO intended give his family, instructions not to bury i him in a Yankee coffin bat in case of an emergency, they should forced to do so, that they most leave bath ends open, that wnen tne aevu or aDoiitionuu came in at one end, he could crawl out at the otherj To Cvuz hboat.

'l ake the whites of two eggs and beat them with two spoonsful of white sugar grate a little nutmeg, and then add a pint of lukewarm wa- Stir well and drink often. Kepeat the prescription necessary, and it will cure the most cbstinate case of hoarseness in a short time. So saya an exchange. The worst form of ingratitude is to refuse to accept a favor from the hands of a person to whom you 1 have had pleasure of rendering ooe: -S Aiewis, wnat are you leaning over mat empty I'm moamixjg over departed spirits," was the JAS L- Associate Editor; ttmt of Sbertpl. frekr, I i iarariably in ad $1 50 6 00 i aiu i n.

rsbc sending as nre fw iuwhu ($13 60.) will receive. aied with advance 4Hibscription, I he iXlu COpf gratis i An pero.7.Sribtag for this paper since tje 29th of 4 oJto'r. hare their paper discontinued on expi- wtSn WW PW for. Ah former subscribers can com under tb frule. if the desire to do so.

Protozoal and Business Cards: I 171 I-'. IIEBRISO, NATAL feTOBR. N. VT1 attetj omptlj to all business in above en- UnnaU 3iBw.ur Street, over H. VocCl.gbn'a Store.

December 15-tf. 1 SVALKEK ITEAHE, -rBIJGUrsC AND APOTHECARY, Wt 'full Moct cV Medicines, Taints, Oils, Window Glass, nir Brosees, Toilet toaps, Fancy Articles, Undrrtf Gitdfn eed, Ac. Ac, conslanUl on fcand. The rfttenr' fr rnjsicians is epcrntuj iwu tocf Med which aretwarranted as being pure. the November W-('i 5) a.

it. iii utmiWEi.u (Y 1 i Wilminotos, A ol aReud priftptly to the collection of all Accounts, enu-lted to bis care. a reasonable commis- nd wilL sltend ail CoarU in the adjoining Counties that nnrDi''J He alo conduces the Agency tor the tfi't of Books, Jfews- paperst I'erioKl Ao. November It, )o-12 tf. lOM MISSION JMERCIIAXT, Wn.iir-GTO.v, N.

C. ill ffrA personal attention to all con I of JlHlT3 TIM- iimcvt of 111 ITS TUHPHSTLSE, JiOSJX, HKU- COrTff. FLOUlt, and other country produce, fcal Mr wLarf mfljV re houses being- conveniently located for tte reception rr produce, eitner iy ttauroaa or luver, en bit me to n4.e tuarge uruu KKFKS TO ii. lUSavaajCashier Hank Cape Fear, Wilmington. JuLn Dawsoi Branch Bank of N.

Wilmington. II. Jamet. Cashier Branch Bank of Cape rear, Bale igh. Not "1 1th, ii-iy C'POLVOOT.

UPIlOLSTlSllfcR AND PAPER HAXGEB. JJor-nks Princess axd Frost Streets, jOpi jILJILSOTON, A.IJ, Krfnn alwa 'an hand and manufactures to order anv ar- 1 I IWtl I IVL .1 I title in me uiiLniLm.iu auw, ivge iiswjri' i of l'AFli HANGINGS, which are put up at short uimt notice Nov. lltb ii LiII.NC.T. UIM)K UISUKItY. Bastvid of Xeu 44 Jourrui IJEINSBEKGER, Propkietor.

-I ft I ARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to the 'Eliding of Periodicals, also Music, Law and JieUtcsI Books. All kind or Ruling eiecowa iiu ucAiness; depatcn ana 01 any pat tern manofactortu at reasonable prices. Oct. 2Hb, IOOm 0-3m WK.V VAltUItUUUII FAYE TH entered into Co-partnersbip for the XL 'purpoe oi' transacting the COMMISSION AND FOR- AlliJlV LOO. IU eUUU UlftUUUCS, Ua-niiiUiUIUU, atiJ will give prompt personal aiieniion loau en-trtwted to iheirltre.

Liberal caii-alvances will be made bn consignments of rountrv proJfcft. tflice cii'fNorth Water street, over II. VonGlahn's Store. tri JUHN W. OWEN.

O. ft. YAUBROUGH. Wllmiagton, fcL 20, 19-ly. Fi'KOVVI A.

KK1II1, HlMMlaitr ir MERCHANT. I i Wilmington, N. C. Offers bis frfijjves to Planters as Factor or Agent for the. aale of Coltoo: trill Rite his personal attention to the sale of Cotton.

IK "Jr His ComaiW-Jn for ottoii wUi oe 50 ceuta per bale, bo aUdiliu) (j chaise wi-l he uiade. tu New Yuk 10 cents per bale. lict. 4ih, 1-AJf rl! rr Cuttuu fut warvled r. M.

XtTII, 'i JOUS ilCLACKlN. I JHITII WW 0 10MMI6I HQS AND rORWABDING MERCHANTS, Wiljhuto(, N. C. John PawfOv. Maur.

E. P. HLL.iiJi., Prtsident Branch Bank Staie X. C. Oct.

lib. iJviJf! 6-tl Ij-iiomah v. ii.n:it, INSPECTOR 4F NAVAUSTORES. I WIIJII5GTON, N. C.

Sf Ofiice Uclnuis' Store, North Water street. ttcuiUr Hil'sjJ l-ly 1 ii oitoVK.s. iXSPECTOUiOF TIMBER AND LUMBER, WlLJILNCTON, N. C. pUmber2jL 1S59 4-iim 3IcPllKUOV.

tOUiilSSIO MERCUANT, t- I 6 water Mrtet, IK. W'lLMLSUTOS. N. C. 12th, lti.

50-tf I AL.Ir:ilJIA. BKT1EACOIKT, -ITTUOLLSAIIIAND RETAIL UUOCLUS, 'ij' No. 32 North Watw Strkkt. a. Orders fof Uooils acconnanied by the caah, or from reuiiuai custacreis aolicited, and will receive prompt and taitUul atUrntiA.

July.rj, tHt Ir0Rw. 1 Lull, AND COMMISSION. MERCHANT, harfl Wiuilnuton, N. C. 49-Iy Augv5th, l-p-l- I WIU1.IA3I.O.

MAII.V, OF NAVAL, STOKES, I WlLMlOTON. N. C. VYill'paT etrkk attention to all business entrusted to his -care, and solitif a share of public oatronace. tiit-e nliaU ib.iilding, Jio.

43, (vp stairs,) JortA Haerst. Arus, tJt.v -iy "'l vAl.LK. CLAKK, OMillSSKlH MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN LIME, Caicined llAater, lijTirauiic Cement, uair, Jtc, II- ILJIINUTO.N, i. Ky. sr Prompt Srsonal attention given to consignments of Naval btorea, LUon or other Country Produce, for sale or i April 1, lootf Jltl (WILLIAM J.

IMUtE. NTECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, I i Wilmington, N. C. Solicit the pa'ronage of his country friends, and all oth ers engaged in Uie lurpentuie buaineas. oiiosite No.

47, North Water Street. NoV. ilth, 6S-ly-w. 1 O.BUWDEX, INSPECTOR liF NAVAL STORES, Aprit4, ld t31tf. Wilmdjoton, N.

1 '1' ALFRED JNSl'ECTOR NAVAL SCORES, Wilmington. N. C. Will give nroBint attention to all busines in his line. Feb.

iuth. 17. 25-ly fvVILLlAM'II. LIPPITT, "1TTIIOLESALE AND RET1L DRUGGIST, and Dealer in Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Garden i eriumery, fafctit aledicmea, corner or ront and N. C.

6 JOSEPH L. KEEN. YONTRACTi RAND BUILDER, respectfully informs the public thai he is prepared to take contracts in his line ot Hj keeps couUntIy on hand, Lims, Ckmknt, Plastkm, pLAStauta Hair, Philadelphia Prrss.Bkick, Firx Btucx, Ac. N. B.

To DiH-'era of Turpentine, he is prepared to put ai.uie i4on.i nuuee May 20 37-iy. JLLi ILGTU. lAlCULE WOlUia, WUmliitrton. N. C.

TT G. MIIlLIGAN, proprietor, respectfully informs the II feLat he ia nniard ta mk and nnt nn tn nr. tn. der MaxbKMaaiuenuof all sizes, Tombs, Head-Stones, wue, iiearOa, Ac, of the best quality of Amencar(ot Italian Marble, not to be surpassed in style y. VUCP cn be procured from any eaubliahmeet the country, Nrth or South.

iron RaiU g-XO diaerenl atylea for inclosing family lots, from .5 cento tOlOper foot, lurniahed and put up to order, rr Vi -uairy, accompanied ihArgViLi? or Aov. 234.12 -tf. MCIIAU1 4k Uh, pOMMJSgON MERCHANTS, corner PrWess and- Water street, Viiaington, N. a ftftlSTa, V.P.i,. Wilmington, N.

C. oanx umiiigton, do. do. jfeii fcl- Salem, do. J.LU Uregr freaident of Bank Cheraw, B.

C. Oct 17) rARPES AND CONTRACTOR, June It Vixjuhoton, N. C. AUCS. JlcCAiauB'S 11U1EL.

-Jzi TUE.ifJBSBRIBER would respevtfully inform her frietkUd the public that she has takeu the budding on Chfvtatt itreet, below Front, South side, kuowu a Ue ROCKi PR1NG HOTEL, where she wiU be prepared to permanent and transient boarders, at reasonable textfa and ia the best manner. March. Iks U2-lU-2tf.) MARY S. McCALEB. A HlCCLTCRAL 13IPLEMJE.NTS.

for the celebrated ERS. "Preparet.toumiaa the same Wriest aotiLi. at Baltimore prices prices furnished MJlCHKf.k rpHE SUBtj kTBEHS. having accepted the agency -a. sal or i iU TM AN A XXK'H (Baltimore) AUUltULlI SALlRPLEUf-MX IlllINK PilW I do ty, I to of 1 sell will ar for A their ing the Mr.

and sale Circulars tUinia Ust of articles with i ELi-ia Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OAs, PAIVTS AND OILS. 1U.UUU 5,000 lbs. Pure White Zinc CAA Ik. T-. rr uw iub.

at uru uiie xinc, in VeUiiiAu 500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil 50 bble. "dry assorted 10 Spanish Brown (4 tt tt ii ft Venetian Red Yellow Ochre Linseed Oil; Lard Oil: Best Sperm Oil: 3X) lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry; 200 YeUow. in Oil and drv.

For wholesale and retail, toy W. H. LIPPITTi uct. z-tr Irnggist A Chemist. THE LIVER INI IGOR AT PREPARED BY DR.

8ANFORD. COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS! TS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIYEB MED- JL ICINES now before the public. One dose often revested morbid or bad matter from the system, supplying in their place a healthy flow of bile, invigorating the causing food to 6 a is a sure cure for Cholera Morbus; and a preventive of Cholera. Only one bottle is needed to throw out of the system direst well, wnfxrina the n. giving to ne andi E' the effects of medicine after a long sickness.

One bottle taken for Jaun health to the whole ma chinery, removing the dice removes all sallowness or unnatural color from the or the disease enect- a irjsr a radical cure skin. Bilious attacks are cured. One doee taken a short and. what is better, nreren- time before eating elves telby the occasional use vigor to the appetite and makes the food digest well. or the Liver Invigorator One dose after eating Is One dose, often repeated.

sufficient to' relieve toe cures Chionxc Inarrhcea stomach and prevent the in fits worst form, while food from rising and sour ing. Summer and Bowel Com 'jplaints yield almost to the Only one dose taken be nrst dose. fore retiring, prevents A Tew bottles win cure Dropsy by exciting the ab nightmare. Only one dose. taken at sorbent.

night, loosens the bowels! We take pleasure in re gently, and cures costive-rtess. commending this medicine as a preventive for fever and Ague, Chill Fever and One dose taken after each meal will cure Ihffpepsia. all revers of a JSuious type. One dose or two teaspoon- It operates with certainty, fuls will al ways relieve Sick Headache. and thousands are willing to testify to its wonderful Only one dose immediate-! virtues.

ly relieves Colic, while All fcho are using it are giving their unanimous testimbrty initsfator. Mix water toe mown with the Invigorator, and swallow ooin logeuwr. PRICE OS'S DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Dr. SANDFORD, Proprietor, No.

335 Broadway. N. York. Retailed bv all Drnffrista. Sold also hv W.

H. LIPPITT. WALKER ME ARES, and DRAKE A McLIN, Wilmington, N. u. March Y4th, 1859.

30-ly SPALDING'S 44 Rosemary is an admirable stimu lant it will promote the growth of 12 TTTT the hair, and cure headache. Punn ed Castor Oil is valuable for its nourishing and strengthening properties, and when they are skilfully blended. ho as to be free from creaainesa, and ROSE MAR the injorioua properties of alcohol and spirits, they form au invaluable and THE lifcisT REMEDi for all diseases ol the hair and scalp. Such is Mr. Spalding's Watchman.

DFALUING'S ROEHI AIIV AMJ CAsTUK OIL. Is warranted, 1st. to beautily the hair. 2d, to curl the ha beautifully. 3d, to remove dandinfT effectually.

4th. to restore hair to Paid neads. otn, lo torce me Dearo and whi-nken-' to crow. 6th, to prevent hair from falling off. itb, to cure all diseases ol the scalp, fcth, to prevent hair turning grey.

9th, to cure headache, lion, to kill hair eat ers. If you are not satisfied, fry it. Alt genuine has the signa ture of the Proprietor take no other J. RUSSt-LL SPAL- ILM, 27 liemoot opposite Museum, Boston, aiass. Sold by WM.

H. LIPPITT, Wilmington, N. C. June 3d. 1S59.

40-9m Rewards. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, KEW HANOVER COC7.TT. information hath this day been made to us, the undersigned, by the oath of C.B.Miller, that three slaves, bis property, (viz :) HARRY, SAM, and SIMON, bath run away and lies out hid and lurking in swamps, woods and other obscure places, com mitting depredations to the peacetul tnnabitants or said State. These are in the name of the State of orth Caroli na, to reauire them, the said slaves forthwith to surrender themselves to their master or other lawful authority, and we hereby -order this proclamation to be published at the Court House door and two other public places of said coun- and warn me said staves mat iney ao not immediately return to their said master, it is lawful for any person to capture them by slaying them or otherwise, without accusation or impeachment of any crime. Given under our hands and seals, this 25th January, 1859.

W.A. J. VAfld, J. seal. A.

LAMONT, J. seal. DESCRIPTIONS: Harry is stout built, black complexion, about 50 years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, and weigh about 175 pounds. Saji is thick set, dark complected, about 30 years old, 5 feet 6 inches high, and weighs about 160 pounds. Simon is stout built, cooper color, sdoui zo years oid, feet 9 inches high, and.

weighs 170 lbs. REWARD, WILL GIVE A WILL GIVE A REWARD of Fifty Dollara for either of the above negroes, dead or alive, delivered to me or for confinement in Jail -so that 1 can get them. C. D. MILiLiEK.

New Hanover Jan. 25th. 1859 22-lyuoo Wanted. KEG ROE IV AM TED. THE SUBSCRIBER is in market for a number of Negroes, for which I am determined to pay the highest cash prices.

Persons having such property for sa.e would do well to arive me a call or address me at Six Bans, Sampson county, N. C. JOHN BARDEN. August 19th. 1859.

oz-om KILL PRICES FOR NEGROES. ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SELL NEGROES, are requested to call on the subscriber, as be is deter mined to nav nrfcea that will iustifv oersons to sell, -all An mfi or address me at Clinton. N. C. and vou shall have the worth of your Negroes if yon will sell them me that without telling nbe, or mat negroes nave rovviju, Aug.

5th, 159. 49-6m Clinton, N. U. NOTICE TO SLAVE-HOLDERS IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. I AM IN MARKET NOW FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUYING NEUROES.

All persons who have such property to dispose of would do well to call on me, or address me at Warsaw, N. C. I will go to any part of either the above named btates alter negroes. AH letters promptly attended to. Awrust 26.

159 52-6m. NORRIS FREDERICK. NEW GROCERY STORE. mHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public that he has taken the store formerly occupied by Rus A No. 30 North Water Street, where he has and 'continue to receive a general assortment of GROCE- RIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, and such other articles as uanallv keDt in a Grocery store, which he will sell low cash.

Orders thankfuUy received and promptly attended All. Consignments of produce will receive prompt personal ii m-i ir I Wilmington, N. Nov. 11th. 1859 ll-tr J.

E. CALDWELL tfi Si CbeaUiut Street, (opposite Girard House,) PHILADELPHIA. NEW IMPORTATIONS. FINE WATCHES. tiatkk.

phillipe a watches, in ueneva. Charie. Frodsham'. London Time-heepers. new Mrles, ize, in Hunting Cases and Open race.

aar-Kola anthorixed Agents for above. and Silver. English and Swiss WATCHES, Rich Jewelry, new designs. DlA WON OS. PEARLS, and aU the fashionable styles.

Silver Ware. Ensnrpassed in style quality and. finish. Rtrnffni vinitinir PhiladelDhia are Invited" to examine NEW MARBLE ESTAJSLlbtlUiU J. a visit en tailingno obligation to purchase.

Unuorm prices, in piain ngures, ana no fuuuuu. Juy2X 7-I WM. L. JACOBS' CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY. No.

39 MARKET 521, wiuasTox.n.u -f THE UNDERSIGNED takes this 2) JK- -V mthrwl nf informinu- hi rmtomera. 1 and the public generally, that, hay- purcnasea oi xvir. onn ionoiy ms eutire aioc ot SADDLES. HARNESS, Ac, he still continues to carry oa above bnainesa, in aU its branches, at the old stand of Conoly. Those wishing anything- in his line, would do to call examine before purchasing elsewhere, as he has a aplen-did stock of SADDLES.

HARNEoS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, MARTINGALES, SPURS, COLLARS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, Ac, which he will sell low for caah. He has also on hand a tine assortment or HUB BANDS, COACH LAMPS and HANDLES, and SHAFT TIPS, for low. Mr REPAIRING done at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Wit. L.

JAC0E3. of er llllscellaneoos Advertisements. WILMTJTGTOBr FOUNDRY AID MACllXHE SHOP, FRONT STRESTi (BELO MARKET STREET,) 1 wiijmington, hJc; L. A. HAftT Ib JOHN C.

BAILEY, Pbofbixtobs, BRASS AND IEON CASTINGS, finished or unfinished; new Machinery made and not no old MachmerT over hauled all kinds of Patterns, Ornamental and Architectural will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill Work generally, i ,1 All work warranted to be as represented. Orders re spectfully solicited. I I .1 Aisp urpentme stills and Copper Work in all its branches. moyemoer iitn, 1859 n-iy. CO-PAJRTWERSHIF NOTICE.

milE UNDERSIGNED have entered Into Co-Partnership JL in the town of Wilmington, N. under the firm and style of SOUTBERLAND COLEMAN, for the purpose of ouymg ana selling cuiiu wnere tne mgnest cwa prices wui iiua. 1 They also have a house in Mobile, Alabama, where they will receive and sell Slaves on commission. Liberal advances made upon Slaves left with them for sale. i i i D.

J. SOUTHEBLANO. I i JAMES C. COLEMAN. August 1st, 1859J I 2-tf ON THE EUROPEN PLAN, i CITT OP NEW TORX.

SX1YGX.X3 AOOIIIS 50 CENTS PUR DAY. City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street, i (Opposite City Hall. i Meals, as they may be ordered in the spacious Refectory. There is a Barber's Shop and Bath Booms attached to the Hotel. i I N.

B. Beware of Runners and Haekmen, who say we are full. R. FRENCH, Proprietor. Atuj.

12, 1859. 0-ly CARRIAGE FACTORY. AJ lit AJ.VVA CD AJV kACAAAJ AAAA SJl AA1B UIO UUiiO trio VkA ia ori'll a Viia fltnnrl in Pli'nfn. MVPJ-y aja.chi uu ap.omau av iud vu evuamuu au viiunuu. fruciQ he continues tq manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, iuvijiiis.

tie is prepared at au tunes to execute Work with neatness and despatch. He superintends all his operations in person, and guarantees that: his work shall be as durable, as neat, and as cheap as any other establishment in the State. I He is now constantly employed in manufacturing and ap plying his new patent scrou springs; without which no buirgy can be complete. These springs prevent the usual unpleasant motion, and add but little to the cost ota buggy and is of incalculable benefit, as they completely prevent that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to so manv breakings. All who want an easv riding bmrcv will give turn a cau 4 do, May 28th, 1858 39-tf ARMSTRONG'S WASHING MACfllNE.

PATENT LABOR SA T7NG4-THE WORK OF THREE SANDS DVNMJSX UNJS WITH JiiASE. THE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted, to wash clothes without dainagieg them in the least, and all the Agent asksJ to sell every family a Machine, is a thorough examina I have the Eights for Brans wick, Columbus, Bladen, Sampson, Duplin, Onslow and New Hanover, counties. Any person wishing, to see the Machine will please call at the Farmer's House, near the W. W. R.

R. Depot, where he will take pleasure in showing all the Rrticuiars. -xl. at. BISHOP, Agent.

47-6m 2(8-2m July 19. SAPONIFIES, OR CONCENTRATED POTASH. More than Double the Sirengthfi Ordinary Potash. TOR MAKING SOAP WITHOUT LIME, with little troub jr and at tr. fling expense.

The cheapest article ever dis covered for the purpose. One pound; will make twelve or fifteen ga ions mi good f-ott soap, or nine pounds Hard Soap. ft inters win nna itH superior article ior cleansing type. It is perfectly soluble aud free from impurities. Broken in small lumps and put up in 1, 4 and 6 pound cans.

Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS. tirooKly, and sold by E. ti. DUKEJUE CO if 181 Pearl Street, New York. 9-2-6-ly.

October 7th, 11851 Award of Premiums At the first Exhibition of the Onslow Agricultural Fair, held ai jacKsonvuie, on me urn ana zmi oj jsovemotr, 1869. RliAQiCH 1 OIN EAKMlNti. Best-quarter acre of rice, B. M. Barry, $2 00 yield cotton and corn planted getber, 36 bushels corn and 404 lbs.

cotton, O. Huggins, Best acre low land corn 51 bushels, E. W. Montfort, 00 00 2nd best acre low land corn, 46 bushels, J. B.

Frazel, 00 Uest acre upland co 614 Duaneis, j. rrazel, BRANCH 2 ON HOGS. Best fat hog, J. B. Frazel, 00 00 2d 3d ii 44 44 A.

J. Murrill, 44 44 R. S. McLean, boar 4 years old, O. Huggins, -44 4 months old, E.

W. Fonville, -sow and pigs, B. M. Barry, 44 -f -P. Huggins, 00 00 00 1 3 2d 2d 2,00 3 00 2 00 3 00 lot pigs, 3 in number, E.

Murrill, jr. 44 4 4 44 J. B. Frazell, 44 shoats 51 in 44 B. M.

Barry, Pigs, J.ifB. Frazel, -44 44 i Coston, 2d 2 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 50 2d Best gelt, Pyearjold, B. M. Barry, BRANCH 3 CLASS 1 STOCK HORSES. Best stallion, Coeper Huggins, -44 44 E.

W. Monti ord A E. W. Ward. $4 00 2d 2 00 3d i.

ii it ii 44 WiSandlin, of Duplin, -brood marejE. W. Montfort, -4. -44 44 ID. E.

Sandlin, -44 I 44 Harvey Cox, -colt over 1 and under 2 years, T. J. Jarman, 1 00 3 00 2d 2 00 1 00 2 OQ 3d it ii 2d 2d 3d ll ili It II It ll It 1 00 3' 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 60 2 00 Best colt under fyear, W. Shiver, of Jones 44 44 i44 44 D. E.

Sandlin, it 11 .11 11 Dr. W. J. Montfort, Best jack, Col. E.

W. Montfort, -44 44 D. Sanders, Best Gennett, DW. Sanders, 44 lot yodng mules, E. W.

2d 2d O. Huggins, Best single mule S. Gornto, 4. -J. B.

Frazel, CLASS 2. 2d it ti ii 1 00 Best pair carriage horses, EC W. Fonville, $3 00 2d 3d U. Huggins, E. W.

Ward. 00 00 00 00 60 00 00 00 Best buggy horse, W. Whitehead" of Duplin, 2d a. J. Murrill, of Onslow, 44 44 i 44 S.

Taylor, of Onslow, Best sulky horse, H. R- Nixon, of New Hanover, 3d 2d ia. w. r- onvnie, Best trotting sta lion, 44 George Washington," belong ing to P. Merritt, of Duplin, time 3.12.

3 Best native trotter, sorrell mare, Mr. Fordam, of Jones, time 3.18. $3 00 2d 44 44 i Robert Nixon, time 3.1 2 00 This match being a draw, was run over when Fordam won by 2 seconds. 3d 44 44 1- Jesse Hardison, sorrel mare, time 3.2SL 1 00 -Quickest draught horses in double harness, Dr. R.

W. ard, of Onslow, time 3.37, 3 00 2d 44 1 44 I 44 in double harness. J. H. Bryan of, Newbern, time 4.03, -Quickest pacing horse 44 Sam.

Col. L. W. 2 00 Humphrey, time i.us, tt njoUy Ho," Dr. E.

W. Ward, time 325, -44 44 .44 D. W. Sanders, time 3.37, -Best saddle horse'Sam Welleri" CoL L. W.

Hum-i pitfey. 3 00 2 00 1 00 2d 3d 00 2d 3d tt tt rjrrant Ihompson, 00 60 i vu Jouy no." dt. ti. ward. Best saddle poney, Owen Huggins, it ma rah I 1 Hnlnmon Cnnit0.

00 00 44 pair draught mules, Dr. J. F. Foard, of Newbern, 2 00 harness 44 O. Huggins.

of Onslow. 2 00 BRANCH 4MLLCH CO WS. BestMflch tt ti B. M. Barry, $3 00 2d Lueirer, years and Calf, IS.

W. Fonville, 2 It! ft vbin laoan Rpaw. Af Tamao 1 00 00 00 3d Best Bull, 3 years, W.J), linmphrey, 3 2 2d 4 44 2 "i EJ W. Fonville, 00 3d 44 4 O. Muggins, Best single Ox, E.

W. Moutford, 2d 4 IT. J. Jarman, -Best Yoke OxenJ no number, -44 Bud. Calf, Isaac of Jones it tt it it .1 Best Heifer, 1 44 2d 44 B.

Mi Barry, -3d 44 44 Dr. Chas. Duffy, -'I. I BttANCH 5. Best pair Sheep, Christopher Stephens, 2d 44 I I A.

J. Murrill, BRANCH 6 MANUFACTURES. Best buggy: B. Kelley of Duplin, -2nd 4 I Jae-iE. Berry, of Newbern, 1 3 2 I 2 1 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 60 1 S3 00 2 00 $3 00 2 00 tt 44 It 2nd 4 4t pair of single harness, B.

Kelly of Dnplin, double I 44 no number, -turpentine barrel, Marcus Thomas, -spirit cask, Wm. Ellis, 44 .1 Hugh Moooey, torn plow, L. W. Humphrey, 44 J. W.

Franks, oxyoke, -pair names, i -round shave, Williams Humphrey, V-j-j -s -grid iron, lJ W. Humphrey, -basket. O. Huggins. 1 00 3 00 60 1 00 60 2 00 1 00 2nd 4 tt 44 ti 1 00 60 60 2nd 25 25 25 44 4 washing machine, R.

Ward, 1 00 44 cart. B. M. barry, 2 00 60 44 veil hackeU Hugh Mooney. 4 it euptub, hr.rj..-- 60 country made truok, J.

B. FrazeL pair boots, Wooten A Taylor. I 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 to bo so in ter. it the for VALt'ABLE COTTON FARM FOR SALE." I will. BELL, on accommodating terms, 360 acres ef very valuable FARMING LAND, admirably cultivation of Cotton or Corn, situated in Lowndes county, Alabama, three milea from the Hickory Grove Poetoffice, and ten milea East of the Pensacola Rail Road, in the midst of one of the most productive agricnltn-rJ districts in the United States.

Said tract has on it a good Dwelling with necessary out-houses, a good Gin House and Screw, and an inexhaustible bed of the richest Blue Mart, easy or access and easily hauled out in itaell a for tnne to any one that will work it, Any one going South, from North Carolina, to bny land will do well to examine this place before purchasing, as I am satisfied a more valuable place cannot be bought for the same money. For further particulars address the subscriber at Han-ell's Storey qortn Carolina. N. D. December 8th, 1859 15-3t.

LAI FOR SALE. rJ ing in the County of Duplin, on the Fayetteville road, three miles from XenansviUe. The tract comprises nf acres, about soo or which are cleared and under cultivation. On the premises is a good DWELLING HOUSE, TWO FRAME BARNS, and all necessary out buildings. Any person wishing to purchase, would do well ty call and examine the above Lands.

The subscriber can be found on the premises. GEO. A. McCLAMMY. UeC.

Htn, 1859. 15-8t THE MOST DESIRABLE PLACE ALL EASTERN CAROLINA for sale, containing about in 1400 acres of. Land, mnir in the counties of Duplin and Sampson, and within two miles or Vr aison Depot. Those wishing to purchase will confer with the subscriber on the premises. UEORUE W.

HUrMAM. Dec. 1st, 1N59. 14-41" REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN HORRY DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA. I OFFER FOB 8ALE the balance of the Real Estate, in this District, owned by the late firm of BarnhiU Sl Perkins, consisting of about 4,400 ACRES excellent PINE, OAK SWAMP LANDS.

Amongst this is some fine Cotton Lands if situated in Marion District, or any other Cotton growing region, would readily command 10 to $20 per acre. The above will be sold in one body, or in separate tracts, to suit purchasers. ALSO I offer for sale their late residence. SNOW hill. This is a delightful place, situated on the bend of Kingston Lake, commanding a broad and extended view of the same is in the plan of the town of Conway boro'; has a lot of four acres, sh wmcn is a comrortabie dwelling containing nve rooms and three fireplaces, together with Kitchen, Haras, Stables and all necessary out buildings.

If desired, an ad joining tract ot 160 acres of land, part of which is cleared, balance well wooded will be sold along wan tnis place. The whole, or any part of the above named Real Estate will be sold at a bargain, if applied for early. To approved purchasers terms will be made easy. THOS. B.

ATY, Attorney in fact for BarnhiU Perkins'. Conwavboro. 8. Dec. 1st.

1859. 14-tlF. A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS in this town can be bought low, by application to Conwayboro', S. U. Dec.

1. pUCiv. dEs.1i. SALE OF SLAVES. PURSUANT TO A DECREE of the County Court, to me issued from November Term, 1859, 1 will sell, at the Court House in Elizabethtown, on Monday the 'ia dav of Januarv.

louu. tne biaves allotted to ueorge b. Cromartie in the division of the Slaves of James Cromartie, deceased, by the Commissioners therefor appointed by said Court, upon a credit of six montns, requiring bond witn approved Becunty. a i- uuuuAKiib, commissioner. December 1st, 1859.

14-ts FOR SALE. 806 ACRES OF LAND lying on Black River in the upper part of New i Hanover County. Said land contains about 300 acies of good farm ing land, about 150 of which are cleared and under fence. Also, about two tasks or turpentine Boxes lying within one and a half miles of the River. There is also a good dwel ling with six rooms and all necessary out houses.

If not previously disposed of, will be. sold to the highest bidder, on the premises, on Friday, 16th day of December. Terms made known on tne day ot saie. O. FENNELL, Jr.

Dec. 1. 4 14-ts LAND FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Plantation and Land, wheie he now lives, five miles above Long Creek Bridge, and 1 mile East of the Sampson Road containing 362 acres, about fifty of which is cleared, and some ot that very good swamp Land, tolerable good Turpentine and Shingle Timber in abundance, witn ail tne necessary build ings about a Plantation in good repair. Persons wishingjto buy will please call soon, as 1 am determined to sell.

1 deem it unnecessary to give a lull description of the Land, as those wishing to buy will examine tor themselves. J. CKOOM. Nov. 23.

13-6t TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. FOUR LOTS in the flourishing Village of Ruther- fordton, (the Western terminus of the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherlord Rail Road,) are offered for sale on very low terms. Now is the time to buy before pro perty rises to Rail Road prices, one or tne most desirable ots in tne place, containing acres pari, woou exceiiem house, all other buildings, good water, c. Two or one acre, and one of one-and-a-half acres, each having good new houses, and otherwise improved-' For particulars address tne subscriber, wno wui give any information desired. L.

P. ERVVINf Rutherlordton. N. Nov. 17, 1859.

12-5twi tND FOR SALE. mHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO I GO SOUTH, oilers for sale his PLANTATION' and LANDS, in New Hanover County, 13 miles below Wilmington, consisting of 2,000 acres, more or less, front ing on the Cape Fear River upwards of two miles, running thence to the Sea, including Sound and Banks. There aretwo tasks of Tupentine Boxes cut, and Pines enough for five; or six more tasks. Wood, both Oak and Pine, abundance i quite a quantity ox Aim limner mignt oe cut ana an convenient to the water. Some tw hnmdred acres of Marsh and Swamp Land, might be converted into a Rice arm.

The attention of persons wishing to embark in the culture of the GraDe. is oarticularly invited. i On the premises are aoout 100 acres cieareo lano quite a -A 1 1 A number of fruit trees a small dwelling house and other necessary buildings, including negro houses. To any person possessed ot a sufficient force, this place offers facilities for makiug money rarely met with. A further description is useless.

Come and see for your self. A bargain may be had, and no mistake. J. G. PICKETT.

Sept! 30th, 1859. 5-tf VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to go West, will sell, on moderate terms, his PLANT M. ATION in Columbus county, situated 36 miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington A Manchester Railroad, and within from half-a-mile to one-and-a-half miles from the Waccamaw Lake. The tract contains' 1,000 acres, of which 200 acres are un der good fence, and in order for cultivation, and adapted to the production of CORN, PEAS, COTTON and POTATOES.

If desired, two Plantations might be made, con taining 300 or 400 acres each, of good productive land, or I the whole might be included in one plantation, well situated in one bodv. The RANGE for Cattle and Hogs is unquestionably' the best in the lower part of the State. On the Dlace is a-NriW DWELLING, with seven comfor table rooms, Negro Houses, new Barn, and other usual out houses. The stock would be sold witn riantation oesirt d. Sept.

IU, 1859 3-6m H.J.SMITH. GROUND PEA LAND FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER being desirous to change his business, offers for sale a valnaea. TRACT OF LAND containing from eight to nine thousand acres, of which from three to four thousand acres are well adapted to the raising of Ground Peas. There are also on the tract some four hundred acres of swamp land of which about eighty are cleared and highly productive.

The improvements are of the best character. For terms, which will be made very accommodating, apply to D. W. JORDAN, Little River, S. C.

July 8th, 1859 45-tf LAND FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a TRACT OF LAND, about 30 miles from Wilmington, on the Manchester Railroad, containing about 600 acres. There are 24 tasks of boxes, perhaps 3. Much of the Land too is good for farming purposes is cleared easily and gives good returns. All necessary buildings on the premises- Terms easy.

Address n. n. iui, May 20, 1859 s-tr ureen owamp tr. STA IE OF NORTH CAROLINA, New Hakotsb Cocktt Court, Sxptxkbxr Trrx. 1859.

William S. Pridgen, Administrator De Bonis Non, Petition for tale of Real Es ts. tate to pay debts. The Heirs at law of Maurice A. Moore, deceased.

IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court, that Virginia Moore, daughter Of Charlts P. Moore, is a non- lerideut. It is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made in' the Wilmington Journal, for six weeks, no tifying said defendant to appear at tne next term or mis Court, to be held for the County of New Hanover, at the Court House in the town Wilmington, on the second Monday December next, then and there to plead, answer or demur, or judgment final, by default, will be taken against her, and property sold as prayed for in the petition, to satisfy intestate's debts. Test SAM L. ii.

BUNTING, Clerk. November 11th, 1859 ll-6w. i UP, tai lICONSOLATE. TO ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT dreadful and grievous malady called CAN CER, or anything of a cancerous nature, call at my i residence, twelve miles West of Society Hill, Darlington District, So. and they shall nave due attention.

No cure, no charge for board services rendered. in an cases a must snow now a am mi rt mv ntv. after 1 hiTt oOBi tttB VOrL par. alter i nan Jul J. 0, HA LB If.

P. I OH W) JCATKRIAJm LAHP. 1 Kerosene Kerosene 13.69 Camphene. Camp bene. 6.625 Whale 1.892 Lard Oil.

1.640 Sperm 2.025 Burning Fluid. Large Wick. 453 a 3 "3 afl at 2.435 $1 00 4 10 L299 63 4 86 833 I 00 12 00 706 1 25 17 70 850 2 25 26 47 300 87) 2 00 Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or Telegraph, filled, bn application to AUSTENS, Agents, i '93 Pearl Street, N. Y. KEROSENE is also to be obtained at the Manufacturers' Prices, of ail the New York Wholesale Druggists, Grocers, Camphene and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamps.

N. B. KEROSENE is the trads-marh of the Kerosene and all persons are cautioned against using the said braid-mark for other oils, c-w Oct. 3a Wibzan jr. October I 1.