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LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
I've ~ STORE, large assortment of
; ~ oeiman ana French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
nvai, which fatter myself can sell on as reason,
PIE terms as any other establishment i'm The conn,ru
Aso, r9ErEAIT FRAMES Of various patterns; VIM
mine before purchasing elsewhere. VA" anu eAa-
NJ IL. s. FRYER, No. l N. Cav street,
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N'oh SALE. A likely negro WOMAN about o.
N years OF age, with a child months old slaves
tor me- The woman is good plain cook and lust
.eoh lne country. Also, likely negro GIRL having 10
years 10 serve-she is first house servant-they
VIII be sold low. Apply at this Office d3l -ott
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LAKE CHAMrLAIN SAND. Mcssrs Shnrtz s.
Taylor, IL North st. have sent US a paper Of
Lake Champlain Sand, which appears to be a
tmcst excellent article. We recommend it to
fnercha nts and Others
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va iLLES y CO. the most fortunate prize ven
IVk ders still ahead in selling splendid prizes. Sold
again in the Md Be-Air Lottery, drawn yesterday no
less than three No. tickets of $780, Nos l9 43
sent TO Frederick, Md besides another of $50 quar-
ter, Nos 29 43 ST. all sold at the old established prize
cerner
Draws TODAY The beautiful lottery for the bene
fit of Susquehanna Canal-class No. /, rs Nos -
drawn ballots making splendid scheme for prizes
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize OF Sls,OOe prize Of s2l45
1900 " 1000
1850 10 4" l5OO, Sc.
Tickets S5O0--shares in proportion.
For packages or single tickets, apply to
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class So drawn
Dec 3l-owest prize $3.50:
"a 81 Is 30 50 40 SO 81 81 10
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de- PEASE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &C.,
may be had, at wholesale or retail, of Roberts At
kinson, corner of Hanover and Market streets; of
Perkins Brother corner of Franklin and Green sts.;
or e. ii. Perkins, south west corner Of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n30.5wV
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&rxry,, LOST, on Christmas afternoon, a
N@est1, Black Newfoundland DOG, with little
l4=ssssz>- white on his breast-had on chain lock-
ed collar and answers to the name of "CaiIo.n Two
dollars reward will be paid to any who brings him
to No. 100 Mulberry street. uear Pine. jai2tt
EEOLYDAY PRESENTS. PARSONS s
n PRESTON have hand an assortment of
handsome Books and Annuals also large stock of
Juvenile BeokS, suitable for New Years Gifts. Call at
t5t PRATT STREET,
lll adjoining the RarOad nennt.
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[From the PhiIadelphia spiril Of the Times.I

From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times
II9-MAKE IT KNOWN. WIN. SIMMONS, OF this
city, afflicted for several years with liberation of
the leg, accompanied by eaoua lump, which con-
tractcd the tendon to prevent him from centinu-
ing at his labor more than six hours at time He
was induced to try ''Cautrell's Compound Medicaed
Syrup of Sarsaparla" and after the of four bot
ties, he was entirely cured and able to resume his
daily labor
65-The above Medicine can be had in Baltimore at
the corner OF Franklin and Green streets, and al the
S w corner of Baltimore and Green-sts. >d30
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n3-NOTICE. The members of the COLUMBIAN
FIRE COMPANY are hereby Notified to attend an
annual meeting of the Company for the election of
officers for the ensuing year, on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, January lst at the Hall of their Engine House
at Ct O'Clock, By order,
d3I 2t. AARON w. STOCKTON, sec,y.
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A BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR ro-DAv
IN $1,000, $1,000, II of 81 500 10 of u 25o n Of
si0OO-Tlekcts 50, hales $3.50, quarters 81 rs.
ticket yesterday to No 43 So 5s~this is ,ha iii
capital sold at this oficl in two DAYS INV '"N'
Inc Following are thi drawn Nos of Consolidated
Lottery eiass o. draw ACKNOWLEDGMENT prize Sa1.
81 81 10 ef29 50 43 So 50 81 10
For fortunate Nos. ably to
BfRNE 4 TO-, No. d Calvert street,
IL Opposite Barnum's Civ Hotel
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ENOR RENT. front room pleasantly situated
IL i'll central and business part of the city, if i'm
mediate application be made. Rent low to perma-
nent tenant. Inquire at this office. jal-4t
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$4,000 "a CAN s GH MAP T3ipA J

y $1,000 AT ATT s on OLE EIIpA !
CO.'S FOR ONLY IS, TO COMMENCE THE NEW
YEAR WITH. Where was sold yesterday, to Nos
80 lo prize OF $1,000, sold 10 patron of this city
Nos. ~ 81 5S, prize Of $500, sent to Cumberland
Maryland.
Nos. Md Cons Lottery, class 50, drawn Dec. 3ls,
lowest prize $2B, are
"a 81 1s 5 80 50 43 So SO ST 10
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme of Md Con-
solidated Lottery, class |.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 TO prize of $500
5000 10 /" 1850
$500 10 lOO0,&
Tickets S5; halves $2I; quarters ST.; eighths &c.
a, }G- Draws next Saturday, Jan. 4h the Small Fry
ma; Consolidated Lottery, class /. Capital $1,000
l1ckets III, shares in proportion, and in which
Scheduled Co will issue certificates of
y whole tickets for $40 % quarters for S.
% halves 10 % eiphths 25a
For the capitals be sure and address
SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
No. l Calvert street,
II First office from Baltimore street.
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VIM. ". HARRISON,
Secretary to the Festival.

N. B.-Tickets can be procured of Mrs. Monroe
Hanoverst Mr.. Abran G. Coale Baltimore ST., near
Howard-st.; w. N Harrison, NJ Gay-st, opposite the
Odd Fellows Hall, and al the door of the Hall each
| evening during the festival. jal-3t
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. On the 25th ult., q
destructive fire occurred at Terre Haute, Ind.
The sufferers arc Messrs. Rose, Cruft, and
Mrs. Wilson (in houses destroyed and Potter
& Co. Fl. s. J. Ross, and A. Caldwell, in the
removal and damage Of goods.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

TOTIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
- FAYErrE- ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jail y
WYNN. CRANE has this day associated with him
w his son, ANDREW FULLER CRANE, in the
HIDE Skins, Leather and Oil business, conner of Wa
ter ST. and Cheapside, and in future it will be conduct
ed in the name Of w. CRANE s. SON.
January LIST, l845. 1T
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9y- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
sWHOOPING COUGH cordial" has been
proved, in hundreds Of in this city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHoOPING COUGH In AsrH-
MA, all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, sc. it is used
with great bcaef; and prompt comfort and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cums.ances induce me to s,ate that the GENUINE AR
rIcLE can only be obtained of Or. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 tJal0*
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BEauEsrs OF PAUL BECK. Among the be-
quests made by the late Paul Beck, of Phla-
delphia, is liberal provision for annual dstri-
button to the outdoor poor, through the city
authorities, donations to the INDECENT Widows
and Single Women's Society, Orphans Asy-
lum, Soup Societies, Dispensaries, Provident
Society, Magdalen Asylum, Sunday School
Union, SC. His choice collection of paintings
is to be permanently placed in the Academy Of
Fine Arts, having been bequeathed to that In
stitution.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Thomas Wilson, a
hand in rolling mill at Pittsburg, met with a
distressing accident on Saturday week. As
the red hot iron was passing through the roll
ers, it curled up and struck him in the right
eye, and then wound around his arms and boz
dy, burning them in horrible manner. Some
moments elapsed before the red hot iron could
be removed, SO completely had it wound itself
around him. He is still living.
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III HIVE JUsT RECaIVED some beantifll

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED some beautiful
m Jet Hair Pins with gold and silver beads ana tas-
sells only Ct cts; Jet Buttons cts. doz Head OrAa-
ments and Dresses 25 cts; beautiful Jet and Steel Neck
laces 25 ets Gold pencils 81; Silver do lsi SITS; good
drilled eyed Needles 3 cts. paper; Hooks and Eyes
CT box; White and Black Tapes 5 cts, doz; Cologne
Bears Oil l2a bottle; Shaving Cream 1871 Jar; Lead
Pencils assorted colors doz; Jet Breastpins 81
cts; Cotton Gloves cts. pr; Lard Lamps 37s; Wood
Clocks 81; Brass do S350, both good eepers.-
Also general variety OF Gold Pins, Rings, Bracelets,
EARRINGS Buttons, perfumery, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brushes, Threads, Japan and Britannia Wares, Can
dlesticks Spioons, Lamps, Sc which will close off
at great sacrifices for the cash-no mistake.
GEORGE Il. VICKERS,
No. 9 Baltimore street.
jal Between the Market and the Bridge.
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SURGICAL OPERATION. DR.. Mot. of New
York, successfully removed the left side of the
lower jaw of an individual in Newark, N j.,
on Thursday, who had been some months af-
dicted with fungus henlaiodes. The whole side
of the jaw bone was taken out from the chin to
the ear in the course of an hour, with consum-
mate skill, in presence Of number of the Fa-
Guilty of this city and New York. The patient
bore the painial operation with remarkable
fortitude.
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EtMoR1 % co. ST keep the prizes moving
e. NOS. 10 " 10, lheheauty of Sl3UO, in whole
ticket, sold 10 a citizp; si0p6, Nos. SO 60 go in n
package of quarters sod to n gentleman from, Inn.
caster, Pa; Nos. 10 40 IS 4 prize of 1900 ia half
sent 10 Ekton, ND ihlss doing what we call a first
rate business for the begiTnng OF the week.
Draws THIS DAY, the Canal Lottery, class l.
splendid scheme-75 Nos,and ~ drawn ballots
SCHEME.
prize of Sls,0OO prize of Sal45
o,OuO - 5000
$500 10 1900 &c
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportiop.
Drawn Nos of the Md Consolidated Lottery. class
90, drawn Dec. 3l-lowest prize S2J
"a 81 4 l8 8 90 50 40 IS SO 81 10
W5- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
IL Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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GtL0AKINGS, CLOANINGS. Just recev-
" ed another invoice of those beautiful Plaid and
striped Cloakings, and for sale. Those want should
call early. BEALE II, RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
jal fARl 3 doors below Charles.
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DECISION UNDER THE TARIFF. In the ease
of Patton Stewart vs.. Hoyt, in the u States
Court at New York, on Saturday, the Jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiffs for Sl5se
thereby deciding that worsted line does not
come under the tariff denominations of wool
lens, chargeable with duty of so per cent. as
was charged in the present case, but is known
in commerce as woisted, and as such is liable
to no duty; and that the article of worsted era
watts, instead of coming under the tariff denom-
nation of hosiery, and subject to duty of IS
per cent, comes also under the head of worst
ed, and as such is free from duty.
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GOLD LINE"-DRIVERS' BENEFIT.
.rF1s. The proprietors Of the "Old Lne''
f44 OMNIBUSES having appropriated
22-6X-S NEW YEARS DAY for our benefit, we
respectfully solicit the public, for whom we have
driven in all kinds of weather, not to forget us on
that day. G5- Support the GOLD LINE"
l-2t" THE DRIVERS.
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.

" assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which will
sell low. -
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired,
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted, which
will give the full value for. t1... Isl
W. D. EITONHE
No. l32 Baltimore street, between NORTH
d3l-G and Calvert streets.
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the ground at the time. Emmy how, the
Judge says he:
Mr.. Sessions. ahe jury has found you
gilty Nv salt an batter,< an you must go
too Jail for wun month, an pay twenty
FIVE dollars BESIDES
i don't keerefyou makeittwo nun,hs,
by - >
Fine him ten dollars, Mr.. Sheriff, for
SWARM in cort.'
81 don't keer eff you make it twenty
dollars. by - says Reub.
''Fine him twenty dollars and three
months Imprisonment, Mr.. Sheriff. says
the Judge.
THAT made Reub. stop cussin' in the
Courthouse. tell you, an the Sheriff tuck
him off roo Jail and locked him up, an he
had too stay thar four months by himself.
i had afite wunst over on the Cahaw ba
river, with Tennessee wagoner's dog
did you ever hcarme tell bout it? bu, new
er mind now, iellers, I'm gitten nifty dry.
an have too waite until | git nuthel
horn, an l don't keer who pays for it, Sc
| don't AzuL.
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DAVID FULTON, EDrron.
xE5Tr.NTT NuTON JOURNAL:
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. By
PRICE & FULTON. PHoPRIEToRs.
TER MS

TERMS !
Two Dollars and fry cents if paid in advance.
90 M al the end of three months.
No miner discontinued until all arrearages are
Md except at the option of the publishers No
mbscriptiou received for less than twelve months.
TO CLUBS OF
Fiveneu subscribers, to one address, SlI w
M. ~ do do. 20 90
T T", do. do. das SO 90
No ctteatiOn paid to any order unless the money
accompanies 1t. ...-.
we ,OiN pay the postage on letters containing
Fire Dollars and up,cards. and money nsay be re-
Diitted through the mail at our risA@ The Post
auastcr,s certificate Of such remittance shall be q
sufficient receipt therefor.
ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted at one dollar per square Of l6 lines or
less. for the FIRST, and twenty-five cents for each
succeeding insertion. rs per cen. will be deduc-
ted from an advertising bill when it amounts te
thirty dollars in any ore year. YEARLT standing
advertisements will be inserted at $40 per square
All legal advertisements charged 25 per cent
higher.
-r~P If the number of insertions are not marked
on the advertisement they will he continued unit
ordered out, and charged for accordingly.
mTI.etters to,tle proprietors on business con
nected with this establishment, must be Postpaid
and directed to the firm.
OFFICE on the southeast corner of Front ant
Princess streets, opposite the Bank OF the State.
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Perpetual Mutton. -Squaring the circle,
discovering the longitude, and perpetual
motion are three problems that have ad.
died the brains oc more than one matll-,
enatician. AS for the last. SO many
schemers have come win all ace Of lis dis
covery and then found themselves as far tc
seek as ever, that we believed the very idea
Of attempting it had been abandoned for
ever. But not so. Col. Boone, Of
Kentucky. thinks that he has solved Vie.
long sought problem. He finds his motive
power in refined spermsceti oil, which by
It's exceeding contractibility, imparts mo-
ton to- a steel piston which rising and fall
ling 10 steel tube is connected v it'll
weights and checks that regulate the uni.
formity Of the motion. The machine
says the Maysville Eagle, will move un-
til some of its parts are worn out by fric<
ton, and the chemical elements of the at
mosphere.' We fear the Colonel and the
Editor are both mistaken, and that the
principle of the perpetual motion is as far
fiom beinR found as ever, unless indeed
Douglas Jerrold has discovered it in Mrs.
Caudle's tongue Charleston Netos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Don't be in hurry deacon; wouldn't
you like glass OF good old Jamaica this
morning! Thank you kindly said the
old gentleman beginning TO d;smount with
all the deliberation becoming deacon
L don't care i'll do 'Ah, don't trouble
yourself to get of. Deacon said the wag.
i merely asked for itor71ation-we hsv-
emit drop Of rum in the house ~
- hss 60 tas .e.a5E Boston Post Z
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TERMS TIE % 50 in advance,
WHOLE NO. 63. )

.WENDA, PRINCESS OF POLAND.
This princess was of surprising beauty.
OF great talents, and OF still greater ambi<
ton. Power she deemed too swees 10 be.
divided with another, and She therefore.
resolutefy refused alt offers Of marriage
Incensed al her haughtiness, or III ihs
hopes accomplishing by force what per-
suasion had attempted in vain. Rudiger,
one of her lovers, who was German
prince, adopted anovel mode of courtship..
AT the head of an army he invaded her do
minions. She marched against him.
When the two armies met, Rudiger again
besought her TO listen to his suit, and there.
by spare the effusion of blood The mai.
den was inexorable she declared that no.
man should ever share her throne; that
she would never become the slave of a.
husband. since, whoever he might be, he
would assuredly love herperson maeh; less
than her power. Her answer being spread
among the officers of Rudiger, produced
an effect which he little foresaw. Filled
with admiration at the courage ofthe prip-
cess, wi om they perceived hurrying from
rank to rank in the actof stimulating her
followers to the combat, and conyinced
that all opposition to her will would be-
worse than useless, they surrounded their
chief, and asked him what advantage he
hoped to gain from such an expedition.
'ifthou shouldst defeat the princess, will
she pardon thee the loss Of her troopsg
If thou art subdued, will she be more dis,
posed to love thee' The passion of Ru-
digger blinded him to the rational remon-
STRANGE of his followers: he persisted. i,r
his resolution Of fighting : they refused to-
advance; in utter despair he laid hands on
himself. and turned his dying looks to-
wards the camp of the Poles. Wenda,
we are told, showed no signs efsympa,hy
at the tragical news, but returned irium-
plant 10 Cracow.- Her own end was not
less violent. Whether, as is asserted, to-
escape similar persecution, or. as is equal-
ly probable, from relnorse al her own Cruz
city, having one day sacrificed TO The
gods. she threw herself into the waters Of
the Vis,ula. and there persisted. rs-5 l4.,
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WNEa SHAW
Wholesale s. Retail DeMgGist,
WILMiNGTON, NC.
LIST OF BLANKS

GNr HAND, and for sale at the
" JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters of Administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constabe's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank. Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ga Sas
Notes negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Cetter)
.OFAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
OFOficers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do well to give US
. call, or send in their orders. We are determinl
Ito execute our work we'll, and at the cheapes-
rates for cash. Gallat the JOURNAL OFFICE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Corn crops.-Prolsssor Wines. ~ he
Agricultural Lectures, states. that The Corn
crops Of Tennessee and Kentucky. exceed
in value the Cotton crops OF The United
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

The Priater.-The Printer is the most
curious being living. He may have a
Bank and 'Quoins,' and ye. not be worth
cent; have SMALL CAPS, and have neither
wife nor children. Others run fast, but
he gets along swiiest by setting fast. He
may be making the impressions without
eloquence may use the iye without often
ding, and be telling the truth; while others
cannot stand while they set, he can SET
standing and even do both at the same
time have and use furniture, and own no
dwelling; may make and put away pi.
and never see pie, much less eat it du-
ring life; be human being and Rat at
the same time may press great deal and
ask favor may handles shooting-iron,
and know nothing about cannon, gun or
pistol; he may move the iever that moves
lhe world, and yet be as far from moving
the globe as hog with his nose under a
mole hill; spread sheets without being a
housewife he may lay his form on a bed
and yet be obliged to sleep on the bare
floor; use The dagger u without shed
ding blood. and from the earth handle the
STARS: k*.*) he may be of a rolling dis.
position and never desire to travel; he
may have sleeps foot and not be deform'
ed; never be without CASE and Know
nothing about law or physic; be always
correcting his errors and growing worse
every day have embraces ~ without
ever having the arms of a lass thrown a
round him distribute the metallic all a
round him, daily, and as close nD-ee
and uncharitabIe as the veriest miser
have his form locked ZIP and still be free
from Jail, Watch-house or any other con.
finement; his office may have a hell in il
1 and not be such bad place after all he
may be plagued by the deal and be =
christian of The best kind. And what is
strangest s,ill-be honest or dishonest
rich or poor, drunk or sober, industrious
or lazy, he always STANDS UP TO bis bust
ness. . s....s. ...s....s .-.-s..z. ....- ..s-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

> A Great Place for Ba6iess-Aceor<
ding 10 the Genius of 1s40. there were IN
Missouri. at that time. abe astonishing
number of sisty-seyen thousasad one hnn<
.dred, and sainesyrseyen babies. or young
.uecimsns ofhanaanity, under the ace q
i've years !a3s.ata.l. 81 ssss 40 8: -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

.Sh;Dwreek.-It is estimated that the an
nual loss TO Great Britain by shipwreck, is
6lO ships, $4,000 lives, and 1000, 600
pounds sterling. ea f.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

Major Noah says: Taking negro by the
head because he refnses obedience, is a seizure
OF wool for non-psy ment Of duties
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

DLANK NEcRo Passes For sale at the
ID JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-28

81 Hciss;fs6fs Of Lje.-A young mar Of
German parentage. WHO has been residing
at Hamilton. passed through this city Oh
Thursday, on his way TO Germany, 70
take possession OF an estate worth eighty
thousand dollars. which has recently fall
lento him by the death of a relative. Fiji
iy thousand Of il is. in ready money!
The young man was in moderate clrcuu,s
stances supporting himself and an aged
mother by asmall salary % clark j. in -
store His mother accompanied him. 8.
t.,.. Gin. Clronick.