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3-MUFrS! MUFFs" MUFFsm Just received
from New York, one case Of superior LUSTkEU
LYNN MuFFS, Gztra Size. Cheap for cash at
dl33w' TAYLOR'S. opposite Barnums.
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R3-INBEPESDENT LIGHT DRAGONS. The
members of the independent Light Dragons are re
Quested to meet on MONDAY EVENING, the 10Th
inst, ut Military Hall, Gay street, at O'Clock, p. Nj.
As business OF importance will be laid before the
meeting, it is to be hoped there will be full attend
ance. BY order Of the commanding officer,
dl3 81 LEWIS f. REPPERT Seciy,
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QI5-A fresh supply Of Doctor j. =. ROSES ME-
DiCiNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c. just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyacric syrup Liuiments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise on NOnSumptinn. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts,
nni Ban Baltimore, Md,
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THE WEATHER AT BosToN. On Friday
morning, at Boston, the thermometer stood at
six degrees above zero! which was eight de-
grees colder than any morning this winter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-15

NDROCLAIM 1T TO IHE WORLD
n THAT RANGES COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or Erdgeration
the safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately neglect
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION
IL Hsnce's Compound Syrup of ioarh und is taken
the first appearance OF Cough it will Immediately
cure it and the sufferer from unlimely graves
price so cents per bottle, or six bottles for 80 So
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0o Baltinor ST.
and corner of Charles and Pratt-ss. OBI
CHENILLE HEAD DRESSES. Soma
" thing new. Chenille Head DresseS-a beautiful
article. p. A. NICK ERSON,
do No. Sc ". Howard ct Fast side
FHNwILL'D GINGHAM S-a beautiful article
IL to suit the season-(the latest style rrceived,)
Z. A. MCPHERSON
d2 NO 81 ". Howard-St Fast Side.
KaODE CVLokED THiBEI sHAWLS.
I'VE An assortment OF mode coored ThibetShawis,
with and without silk fringes.
Also, rich Turkeri SHAWL Just received.
HENRY w. COOKE,
OBS corner Hanover and Lombard sts.
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HOLIDAY ST. THgATRE-M Madame augusta. This
celebrated danseus will make her fl st appearance be-
fore a Baltimore audience this evening, in her cee-
hrated and original part of"La Bayadere." See ad-
yprfise meut
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,Uy-CORUNER's OFFICE, No. las MOTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north gi Gsy-si, mhI2-ly
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A RENoNsrRANCE. Two memorials, one
signed by 40 900, and the other by 10000 citi-
zens of Massachusetts, have been presented to
Congress, demonstrating against the annexation
of Texas It's too late now
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G3-MUFFs! MUFFsM MUFFsM Alargc assert
ment of MUFFS, at the low price of 81 so and up
wards. For sale at
dl5-4l+ TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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Gyr UNITED STATES LOTTERY AGENCY.
No. CALVERT ST, Baltimore, Md Orders from a
distance from Bal more for LOTTERY tickets, must to
ensure prompt attention, be directed always to the
well known Lottery firm Of
EMORY * co, 2 Calvert street.
do Baltimore, MARYLAND,
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MOTHER ARRIVAL nF

a n
"a NEW BOOKS AT w. N. HARRiSON'S,
No Uarvis's Buiding) Norihst.
The Squire, by Miss Ellen Pickering Csc
Love and Mesmelism, by Horace Smith Csc
The Charity Sister, Tale, ny the Hon. Mrs.
Norton 25s
Child of the Islands, by the same author 25c
Fleming Field, or the Young Artizih, by J. II. Ia
graham Csc
ldier of LYONS or the Tuilleries by Mrs. Gore 2Sc
Foster Brother Csc
The Mysteries of the Back Woods SOC
The Book of Christmas soc
With large assortment of Annals, Juvenile
Works, &C., at the lowest market prices For sale by
w. N. HARRISON,
dis No (Jarvls's Buildngs) NOrth-st.
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MNRS MCPHERSON, No. So North Howard
IVH street has lust received from New DIRK ano.
Their supply of Velvet and Cause Neck and Waist
Scars. ui3
MFRS. MCPHERSON, No. 50 North Howard
IVm street. keeps constantly on hand an assortment
of BijOu and Alexander Gloves. dl3
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Just
q received few pair more Of those superior La
Polka Sandal and Buskin RUBBER SHOE, at the
low price of 81 w. l.. WILLIAMS,
No. ITO Pratt street,
dis Sd house west of Charles street.
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US CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VINO wish to
purChlse Fine Geld aud silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil!
Cases; BreaSt-pnS; Earring.; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARk'S assortment, which is COM
pctc, n, his Cid Established Sore, Water ST. I'd door
from Calvert. o2l
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81 As SO IS SO 81 81 AZ 60 10 Al % IS 8
: and & heing the lst and ID drawn Nos. each SOS
Z and 46, being the 81 and 81 drawn Nos. each 20
80 and A. being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each Is
26 and 49, being the 4th and 5lh; 0r26 aud 50, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having only of the drawn Nos. on, Z" .!
From The old established House Of
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HEAVY Snow STORM. At Quebec the snow
is two feet deep on a level
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ARINELlST-pORT OF BALTlMORF
SUNDAY, DECEMBER IA l845.
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CLEARED

vkOMrHE ExcAANaa ReApINa-Roon ennn..
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EBUUES AID SHOES
.EE ARE GIVEN AWAY!
al reduced prices for CASH
AT THE SIGN OF THE GORDON KNOTT,
No. 100 PRATT STREET,
dl3 w. H. WILLIAMS.
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nORTaBLE WRITING ID Rs KS; LADIES'
Il Work Boxes; Dress ng Cases; Gentlemen's
Dressing Gases; large assortment just received and
for sale low by ELIAS HALE,
dis No. ll2 Batimore-st.
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HEoOA LAPS, Mrs NICKERsON, No. So
w n. Howard st. ha just received fresh sup
ply Of Wool haps, for nterIning Ladiss' Skirts and
Comforts. dI3
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"JoE CowELL." We see it announced in a
London paper, that this veteran old stager is to
appear on the Surrey boards, on the occasion of
the benefit of "Sam Cowell, )" his SOON Mr..
J. c. left this city during the past summer for
EurOpe
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A3-OFFIClhL DRAWING ct the Md. Consuli
dated Lottery, class No. 30, for le45:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-07

The Oregon Trade. The Cincinnati Chron-
icle says: :" The last intelligence informs us
that there are now two packets running be-
tween Oregon city and Honolulu. one of the
Sandwich islands. One of these is an Amer
lean packet, and the other belongsto the Hud-
son Bay Company. This fact is the initial
of one cf the greatest commercial revolutions
which the world has seen. Look at the map.
Fix your points at Liverpool, Boston. st. Lou
is, Oregon city, and Canton. Then calculate
the freight and time required by baleof goods
transported around Cape Horn to Canton -
Then take the same bale oc goods by steam
car from Boston to Oregon city, and then by
steam-packet from Oregon to Canton! If the
goods go from England, by Cape Horn. it will
save ten thousand miles to take them across
the American continent. If they 90 from, the
United States, there is saving of t,co-thirds
the whole distance! That the trade of the
United States will take that course, provided
the communication is by. steam, no one car
doubt. 1t is vain to talksabout the Panama
route, if you can go by steam to Oregon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-07
- % 90 a. I .sa.isgs 1ssg gSIggs -
~: IVY PoEr w11M1NaroN. 4Asa
ARRIVED.

saa ARRIVED.
Nov. brig Betsey, Burnham, Charleston, to
Russell & GammelI.
brig Charlotte. Hopkins, Gaudaloupe, to c D
Ellis & CO.
brig MarcelIus, Sproul, Boston, to Barry & Bry-
ant.
schr Callao Dunton, Charleston, to E Dickin-
son.
schr ELdington, Nelson, Boston, to Russell &
Gammeli.
3--Barquc Schools, Thompson, Mayaguez, toJ
Hathaway & Son.
brig Toplif, McGrath Dghton, Mass, to Rus
sell & Gammell.
schr Jonas Smith, Collect, New York, to r w
Brown. Spoke 29th October, off Cape HateIas,
schr James Lohand, of Philadelphia, 20 days
out from Jacksonville, Florida, short of provisions,
and supplied her; had been far north as Cape
Henry and blown back by heavy gales from North
East
schr Lenity, Smith Charleston, to G D Ellis G
4-.brig Cora, John Owen, Nassau, N P, to G
w Davis.
schr John TayIor Trinidad to G w Da-
Wis.
5-schr Alaric, PurnelI, New York, to e D Eli
is & Go.
schr. Elizabeth, Snow, st Thomas to Hatha-
! 6-brg Rowland, Combs, to Dickinson.
CLEARED.
Oct. 29-schr Julia, Vangilder, New York by
CIV Davis.
31--brig Ada Eliza, Huttlczon, Philadelphia
by G d Ellis & CO.
schr Tioga Halock, New York, by D Ellis
& co.
schr Thorn, Sandford New York, by c D
Ellis s. co:@~@
schr Olive, Smith, New York by Ellis
Sc CO.
Nov 1-barque Martha, Trefcthen, N Orleans
| by J. Hall.
3 ,schr Larch, Robinson, st Domingo, by Russell
& Gammell.
4--Brig Lycoraing, Luthur, Demarara, by Rus
sell & Gammell.
5--brig Annawon, Swasey, New Bedford, by J
Hathaway.
schr Honesta, Sugett, New Bedford, by Russell
& Gammell.
6-brg Samuel N Gott, Gray, Berbice, by E
Dickinson:
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GALES2AND DISASTERS.

Schr. FLoridas1new hence, for Wilmington,
N g. was run into off Barnegat, evening 29th uIt.
by schr. Chas. P. Brown, Jones, from Virginia
for this port, with wood, cut down to her lower
bends, and compelled to return for repairs. The
G.. P. B. lost bowsprt and sprung bad leak, and
had to throw owe board deck load to get the leak
out of water.
Brig Tam O'Sha1ter, Ironsides, at this port,
from Wilmington, N. q. reports: experienced very
severe weather; Oct. l6, carried away the jaws OF
the main gafi;same time commenced blowing gale,
and hove the brig to; decks filled with water,
knocked some of the buIwarks 10 let the water out,
the wind from N. n E.; on the goth found three
feet water in the hold; threw overheard deck load
and freed the vessel from water after laying to 40
hours; experienced another gale fromeN. N. T.. of
Hatteras lat. "a. 40. lon. II, T. 23d, while laying
to lat 35, 80, lon. II, %, at P. NJ "a ship bore
down upon us with signal of distress at her fore
mast head under close reef main topsail, which
proved to be the ship Cumberland, thee days
from Baltimore coal laden, for Pensacola very
eaky; next morning, said he had only three feet Of
water in the hold, and would proceed on the voy-
age; 1t twelve that night parted company, Cape
Hatteras bore w. N. W. so miles distant, she
steering n. w. course. She in;ented toput IN
to Norfolk.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Nov. 6.

No rain has fallen since our last report The riv-
ers continue very low. Little produce coming in,
NAVAL STORES-Some 3 or 400 barrels
Turpentine arrived during the past week, which
sold at diff rent prices-on Monday last, some 500
barrels sold at 81 co. but since them the price
has receded, and yesterday the actual price was
So SO. We learn that one lot, to arrive, was sold
at So o5, on yesterday. This is the last sale we
have to note, and quote the actual price to-day
at So so, and we will add, that the tendency is
downward. Iur-the only sale we have to report
was made on Tuesday last at 81 IS. None il
market. We quote as the market price, ST. IS to
81 70. Spirits Iurpentane-The activity in this
article has considerably abated within the last three
OR four days. We have heard of no sales siuce
our last report We learn that distillers would be
content with lower mark than few days since.
1t is on the decline again, we think. Perhaps
from so to 53c would be fair quotation.
TIMBER & LUMBER-But few RATS of
Timber have come to market since our last report.
Enough, however, with what was already on the
market amply to supply the demand. Indeed, the
article is rather dull in consequence of the large
quantity which came to market on the last large
tfeshet. Little change has taken place in prices.
We have few sales to report during the past week.
They were made at prices ranging from SIS to Sc
so. Lumber--Flooring boards, last sales Sl3 so
fair quality. Scanting-littIe in market, last
sales Sc. Wide boards-little or none in market,
last sales 81.
BACON-Hams are worth o. to lOc. Sides
s. to 9. Shoulders, u to Sc.
CORN-We have no arrivals to report. Sci.
ling from store, at 55c
GROUND PEAS-This article is beginning
to come to market, and sales are easily effected at
70 to 75c. The last sale we have to report was
made at the former mark.
RICE-This article is arriving in small quaint
ties. The las: sales of choice were made at 81 rs
We think that 81 SO to 81 rs is fair quotation
Rough Rice is worth from 81 90 to ST l25. We
heard a gentleman say that he had been offered
the last mark some days ago. The only sales we
have to report were made at ST. 05.
SHINGLES-Very little of this article coming
to market-last sales country Shingles were made
at So rs. Weput the present price So so to 81 rs
STAVES-Two lots of r. o. dressed, brought
SIT and Sls, respectively, during last week-none
on market, and would be in demand if brought
down.
RATES OF FREl GIT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 40 cts. Spirits Turp so per Dbl
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
@Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bare.
Tobacco, So so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc so per m.
|
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Il Story about S'eake-'a0t a S'a06e
Storu."- J. G. Templeton and his
brother Elan TempIelon, both OF lredell
County. Killed snake on the plantation
of the latter, in June last, which had tDo
.hedas. They were walking together thro'
corn Geld on the low grounds of David
son creek, and were in the act of stepping
over this singular reptile before they dis
covered it. They instantly drew back,
and having procured a missile, struck it
several blows on the head, and having
bruised it severely, concluded they had
killed the snake. Upon theiEapproaching
it, however, it offered battle from the other
end of bis body, and then for the first time,
the idea of double headed snake occurred
to them. They killed it, and on exami'
nation found that it had two perfectly shap.
ed heads, one at each xtiemity ofits body
with eyes, mouth, and tongue in each
between which there was no perceptible
difference, except that one was little lar
ger than the other. Its color black. VIA
say naturalists about this odd serpent
Carolina Watchman.
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Gtos'seez5ggS o|EyeTs,
FASHIONABLE EaaTgEE2,

Cos'aee35ggS o|IyoTs,
EsqSHFC.gsaBEE EEaaTEEEe,
Market Street, Wilmington, n. c.
VA OTLD express his thanks to his friend.
w and the public generally, for their liberia
patronage the past year. and hopes by strict aten
ton to his business, and elfol,s to please and sui
the taste of all who may favor him with their Gus
tom, to merit a continuance of the same. HI
would respectfully call the attention Of the public
to his large and well selected stock of
Hats and Gaps,
got up expressly for this market end warranted
for cheapness, durability and beauty, not to be sur
passed. His assortment will at al! times be found
full and complete, consisting of Gents BeaUer
Nrtria, Brush and Russia Hats, fine MoIeshjn
iSiA, and angola Sporting Hats, of every variety
of shape and quality. A splendid assortment of
G. a u s.
Fur, Broadcloth, Fur bands, Silk Velvet, fine
Cloth, Oil, Silk, VeIveteen, Hair, Seal, &c. &c.
R.c6ygE.e2' 2Eest Cases
of every style; common do.
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of Walking Canes, Hat
Brushes, &c, Water Proof and Wool Hats,
very cheap, by the dozen.
Planters and others purchasing for negroes, will
find it to their advantage to call and examine fol
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Merchants furnished at New York prices.
N. B.-Cash paid for Otter, Mink, AID Raccoon
Skins. October "a, lS45. 6-tf
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. |,


Turpentine, W ilmington, soft.
Washington and Newbern, 325
Resin, 80 90
Spirits Turpentine gall. IS a rs
Tar, sI4 2 90
Rice, 4 90 a 5 374
Cotton - 81 a 10
COtton-'Fhe sales for the week are 5000 bales
NaU0L NoreS-We are still without any arr.
walls OF Turpentine, and consequently have no
transactions to report; though, an advance on our
present quotations has been offered, (probably to
arrive,1 and refused. Spirits Frurpentine, to ar
arrive, further advanced to 65 cents, cash, with
sales of 100 casks but it is quick at this rate
for small lots, however, to supply immediate wants,
lhere being very little here) considerably higher
prices are obtained. For Tar there is more de-
mand, and we notice sales of 1900 hbs. North
county at Sl,s5 So per Dbl Nearly all the
Rosin now coming in was sold previously, and we
have no previous transactions to report.
Rice-Since the arrival of the last advices from
Euro e, there has been little more activity in
the market, but inquiries being for the better de-
scriPhons, of which the stock is very light ; the
transactions have consequently been moderate
reaching only about COG ties. from S5,873 for good
sound to S6,373 for the best at MARKET all cash
We vary our quotations in conformity with sales
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-07
r. 0. HE'D. SLAVES WANTED.

= Proposals will be received by the subscri-
L Der, until the first of January next for the
delivery of r. 0. HE'D. SLAVES of the fol-
lowing dimensions, viz: to be plumb, "a inches
long, not less than inches wide, averaging 81
inches, not under one inch thick, and we'll dres-
sed
The delivery can commence Immediately, and
continue during the next spring and summer.
Persons proposing will state the quantity they
will deliver, and their lowest price. Also their
lowest price for Rough Stores that will dress down
to the above dimensions. Proposals either verbal
or addressed in writing to the subscriber, will re-
ceive attention. G. w. DAVIS.
Oct. 18th, ,S45.
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Fashionable Ea.s, Goods,

OSECeCFsSaGSE E|E'Y EEOSs5Ss
TE0HE subscriber has just opened in the town
= of Wilmington, on Market street, opposite
the store of Samuel Shutter, Esq, good assurt-
rnent of Dry Goods, consisting in paIt of the
following:
CLOTHS, C.4SSIMERES, S.4TTTNETS, &c.
A superior article of English and American
wool-dyed black, blue black and invisible C1orHs,
from 81 IS to IS 90 per yard. Cashmere at va
rious prices and patterns.
9A4E1I3R rs,
black, blue, steel mixed, and fancy colors some
very superior.
CALzCOEs, sc.
English and American prints of the most fashion
able style and best quality. Cambrics, Lace.
Musns, &c, &c.
pOTMESE1t: G0oDs.
bleached and brown of every description.
Mouselln DeLane, Alpacas, Paris Reps, Merinos,
&c. &c, of very handsome style.
ShG9Ufs. ASA variety of large Woollen, Me
rino, aud dress shawls and capes.
, THREAD, HOSIERY, Sc, of all 1c cliptions,
and at very reduced prices.
HATS AND GAPS
Mems fashionable Fur Hats, at various prices
with variety of Cloth and Seal Caps, wool
Hats, &C., &c.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Plate, patent spring and pad locks, hinges
screws, cart and wagon boxes, pocket and table
cutlery, &C., &c; with variety of other articles
too numerous to mention. The subscriber invites
purchasers to call and see as he is determined tc
sell as low as the market will afford and will try
to make it to their interest to patronize him.
S. r. ROBBINS.
October 81, lS45 7-tf
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NOTICE
Lime.
Just Received.

JuSG EScCrRNCUs
Per Schrs. Ellen from Philadelphia, and Iiogu
from NeU York,
A ND NOW OPEN. splendid assortment Of
"a Ready-Wade Clothing,
which are offered to the public for examination
got up expressly for the southern market the
style, quality and finish are unsurpassed, aud will
be sold as cheap as they can be had at any other
house in the country; consisting of CIoaks, Sack
Overcoats, Bangups, Frock, Dress and Business
Goats; Pantaloons and Vests, of various styles.
Together with every article that constitutes gen.
tleman's wardrobe. At wholesale and retail pri-
ces.
ALso-An assortment of uncut goods of the la
test styles, to select from.
Gentlemen wishing to be measured for their
garments can have them made and trimmed in
the latest Paris ia =hions, by calling on
CHARLES BARR,
No7 Wilmington, n. G.
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HEAD QUARTERS, 3oM Regiment,

HEAD QUARTERS, 3Oth Regiment,
NORTH cARoLIEA MILITIA.
Wilmington, " e.. Oct. I'd. 1915.
fH>HE COMPANIES composing the Up
l. PER BATTALION of North Carolina
Militia, Goth Regiment, are hereby required to pa
rade at Long Greek on Thursday the 9Th day of
November next, armed and equipped as the law
directs, for Review and Inspection. The line to be
formed at lOa A. M.
The officers, aon-commissioned officers and mu-
sicians of the Battalion. will meet in uniform at
Long Greek on wednesday. 9Th day of November,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. precisely, for Inspection and
Drill.
The Companies composing the Lower Battalion
of North Carolina Militia, are hereby required to
parade in Wilmington on Saturday the sth day
of November next, armed and equipped, as the
law directs, for Review and Inspection. The line
to be formed at lO4 o'clock. A. M. precisely.
The officers, non-commissioned officers. and
Musicians attached to this Battalion, will meet at
Wilmington on Friday the 7th day of November.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in uniforra. for Inspection
and Drill.
Commanders of Companies are required to make
their returns on days of parade,
By order of the Col commanding
JNO. McRAE. Jr., Adj't.
30,h Regiment N. &. Militia.
Oct Sd, ls45 Stf
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DIED.

IN Sampson county, on the evening of the lst
inst, near Clinton, Mrs. Bunting, wife of DR. Thos.
Bunting.
In Sampson county, on the Goth ultimo, Eliza
beth Penelope, aged four years, daughter Of DR..
Thomas Bunting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-07

Young Ladies' school.
MISS CAROLINE o. TANNING, pro-
Iva poses to open Select School. for the re-
ception of Misses somewhat advanced in their stu
dies. Her course of instruction will embrace all
the branches Of an English Education, including
Mental and Naturcl Philosophy, Astronomy,
Physiosgs. end Rhetoric.
From her long experience in her profession,
Miss F.. feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may intrust Pupils to her care. Her
school will commence early in October in the
Room on Northrop's Alley, where she may be con-
sulted,-or at the house Of j. w. TANNING.
Oct. 10, lS45. 4is:f