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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

II PISast me-
are aduGtisec.
Anderson,A Miss
| Isabella
| Atwa;er, Mrs Ma
. ~ a.
| Adsms, Mrs. J a.. l.
! Avery, aliss Han
Adams. Mrs. Mary
, Beerd, Julia
i Barnard, Caroline
| g.
| Blancsn, Madame
\ Y.
| Bacon, Mrs. Olive
| srsdwsv Mrs. ORE
! Bartol, Mis- Mary
| W.
| Bailey, Misc 81 ,ar
| Braunen. hist
, Bridget
Bradshaw, Mrs
Hsrrie:
Bradshaw, MIRA. 4
Bailey, Mira. David
Blake. Miss Emely
Bertrand. Mrs. J.
Beach, Mrs. Caro-
line. .
Bell, Mrs. Susan
Brewaell, Mrs.Her
w J.
Perrv Mira. Nor,
folk-st
Bingham. Miss NJ
| a.
Brosman. Mrs
Bridget
! Brown, Miss All
I Burney, Miss Mar
/, tina
Buyrn, Biddy
J Bryan.AIiss Sophia
! Bryan, Miss II. B.
| Burke, Mrs. Sarah
! Connell, Peggy
| Carroll. Mrs. Mari
| Carr. Miss Bird get
| Cavnal, Miss Ro'
sauna
I Clarke. Miss Eler
/! NJ.
| Cam, Mary Ann
! Clarke, Miss Eliza
J beth. g
! Clark, Miss Marble
! Chamberlain, Mis-
| C.. Z.
| Callahan, MRrgsre
| Chndesyne, Mis-
! Cordelia
| Callwell, Miss Hes
ter
/ Cean. Cstliarine
I Chenowetb, Mrs. c
| Corcorsn. Mary
! Coe, Miss Cha,hsn
I l..
| ConoteL. Miss Eiiz
ab.th G.
! Coursey, susanna
| Il.
! Collyer, Mrs.
| Coleman, Miss FL
! Corhyn, Mrs. War
| Co,,oeli, Mrs. Sarai
J +.
! Cougar. Ann
, Covert, Miss Phebt
! Conger, Miss Caro-
/ Cornwell, Mrs. lie
I ,iua
! Curry, Margaret
| Cruil, Mrs L.
! Cummings, Mis-
Eliza
/ Curry, Sally
! Cunn,n- CHAM, Mis-
Isabella
Diuncn, Rose
! DAVIS. Mrs. Wil
| liam-st
( Decrcy, Mrs. Mar,
! Denney. Mrs Sara!
| Denzi, Mrs Julia
! Des, Mrs. (Pearl.st
| Diamonds, Miss
| Matilda
! Driscol, Ellen
| Dougheriy, Marga
ret
!, Doll, Ca,har!ue
| Doyle, Miss E.mely
| Dounlop. Ann
| Donlay, Mary
|! Dorothy, Mrs. Cor.
! nel'R
! Donneil, Miss Ilar
/ riel
| Dryer, Bridget
| Duran. Miss c. +.
Ellard, Marin
Eustace, Elizabeti
| Earl, Elizabeth s.
Ferris, Miss G
Eav AIi-s lla,rip
Faulds, Miss Fran
! Ferdinand, Mad'm,
! J.
!. Fredericks, Miss
| F-rnssc, Mad ME l.
Finney, Mrs. Eliza.
beth
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rnNHE rOCkET ESCRITuIR-Reins A snnn

rsNHE POCKET ESCRiTUIR-Beiug Il small
elaborate covered with morocco plain gilt sapeb
~ Illuminated, Is IN by ,, in in Deep uniting The
tire requon OF The portable desk, and containing the
Justly celebrated coin and letter halaDcc with peuhoder
steel pens, letter and cheCuer seal memorandum tablet
and bOting cHru inch measure India rubber 81 gum,
nedaiou snd oihes a!ers sticks OF sealing WAY
,spors rromelhau lights being sufficient seal SEQ
letters Sc For sale by JOHN }. BROWN Y co.
Eul Nuss
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SPOKEN &.
FOREIGN PORT.

SPOhEN, &c.
2sh ult lat 81 So Ion - a. bark Rockingham "a days
from Mobile for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

gtaal NOTICE..
MOTTO

NOTICE l. hereby gwen, thai Wit OF Attachment
against the goods and crai;es rights and credits,
moneys effects. and David Morre.
An absent debtor, for TIE OF Two thousand dollars n
plea of Tespas the Cp>e UpCu promises NJ the suit OF
Charles y. Buikcy Ben Graham and Richard Ha.!uc-,
Uor partners trading under tie name and arm OF Bulk
lrv Graham Co. issued out OF the Circuit Cou-t OF
The County OF MidGeseN in the State OF Jersey, re-
rnabe the Term OF August, IN the year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty Ave. md has been duly served
by the Sheriff of said County y. BOURAEM, Clerk
JoH> Van DYKE, Attorney. - la~Sm
NOTICE hereby given, that a Wnl OF Attachment
against the goods ana chatels. rights and credits,
MES and effects: lands and encmrntS O David Morel, Ho-
ratio ilorre Daniel Morreil partners trading IN the
name of Morrel * Co. absent debtors, for the sum of
twenty ihOus and dollars, plea OF espsss on the Case
upon promises. the suit of Thomas Garner and James
Garner, partners. trading the Of Garner co.
issued CT the Circuit Court OF the County Vi Middle
sex in tie State OF NcJersey reurnable TO the Term of
August the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and forty
i've sud has been duly served by the Sheriff OF said county
~ BUORAEM. Clerk
r Y. RoGERs. Attorney. So law5m
DtitSIANT to ar ORDER of V. D. BoNEsTEEl, surro
gate Duchess County. Notice hereby given that al
persons having claims against the of Townsend Way
OF tie OF FishsI 10 said county, deceased are
required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to
Russell Dart lis place OF business IN the City Of New
York. No rs AgiGenane, before the lsg day OF May
next Gci2ul thereof their claims will be debarrd ahC
pr-cudcd from paymentby William :. Camp Executor, &C.
out Dated this 18th day of October, 1919.
WILLIAM ). CAMP, Executor OF said estate.
OR lpyy6m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

WESTERN RAILRoAD-CHANGE OF HouR.--On
and after Monday next, the will leave Albany ior
Boston o'clock in the morning. From Boston the
trains leave az 10 O'Clock connecting WIKI the Ncwlork
yum CsG NewHsven, and arriving in this City r, P NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ An extraordinary surgical operation was
lately performed in Missouri-which the com
plete removal of the patient 10 anoihcr world The
physician is doing well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

"a Another case o.; grave.robhins has Just come
10 Ugh. near isntahula, Ohio. The remains of Mrs.
Eddy of Orwell. found to have been stolen and
portions afterwards found in the garden of DR..
reeS OF Windsor, who with eccomphce has been
hound ovar 10 nnsMer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

- There was n heavy rain. storm accompanied
by wind in Boston ON Thursday, which caused consd-
cradle damage 10 buildings and vessels hotel
was blown down nj the head OF Nsn!asket Beach from
the effects q; The storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ The Utica Gazette states that n wealthy
farmer Of iiernior county named James, convicted
OF stealing barrel OF our in Utica and sentenced
months imprisonment and SIS nnc. A dear bsrrel OF
-four thar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

r., a FAIiNi FOR SALE. IN THE town ~ East Che.
~ ter W., Chester Co II mics from The Harlem Rs
' road Undr.hs Depot 6siu.; 81 the best flrusI
said County lqsre OF Inc subscriber on The premises
Nov .alth lstL Iu2u Inn CALEB MORGAN
,s-n FAKE FOX SAL E.--Snaie on TIE Roaa ircu
as New Rochelle White PRins sbou eGu anlfroC
- each. containing l5t ACRr rs OF LAND, al OF wtIA
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres wichis Wood Ear
Thu. pnce divided by lane, and 8 laid out into convened
los for All Inc icncer 81 in
order and ;he ground in H. sate ofculliraon. hebu
rgs ell good character and in order For TERMS app
10 :. q. KENYON, on tie premises, orot
dqf j. ADRlANCE. 10 John-st. New.YorI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

{ ETrER BALANCES IA reduced puces-sRAN-
- CTS lOurREL, n Maiden-AIe, selling
Balances for weighing letters of various sizes for The
poke; in with pen and pencil prices lower than
before offered ,n Letter PAPER, letter and Ea
veiopcs, &c-,
New ard old will be supplied by the subscribers
with Account Books Of superior qIsy Il, low prices. All
who require books for the cong year invited
ine style OF work. FRANCIS i LOUTREL,
Manufacturing Msihnr. lAna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

WOOD ENGRAVING.
FSNCDOR HORTON 4 co. Designers spd Engravsr= on
4 Wood. No - N.--su-st
RROWN DRiILS-Atew bales for the home trade
- lust received. for sale by NESMITH X CO.
D29 50 Pne-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

81 MOTHERS AND NCRSESc-lt you wond
17t "Dr. EvasS C,e6-atsd Soothing Sy.y' your tIle
ba5s would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and oneu fatal commissions The gums swell. the child is
seized with frequent hts of crying, re;chngs, staug II the
sleep and spssns OF peculiar parts sheks with violence,
puts rs fingers into It's mouth &c Sold by J. o. FAY Sole
frce ~ cvnss- iyiE SIneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ AUGUsrr BELMONT has been recognized by
the dent Provisional Consul General OF Austria
for the States o; New York. Pennsylvania. NcwJersey
Delaware Maryland Virginia and Tor the District OF Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

"a Pig lrun- 70. Gale by 49, 1e" eiANe NO. :
o:o SHERMAN. ATwATER < Co. s. Fulton
SLaEAoHED and brown Drilings, Tor sale by
e-n<.. SrEAR RIPLEY. 81 Lib-rSy-., up .,a,rs
INDIA RUBBER Sbo-,-I5 ,.17 n,i,. ,,,,---.--
Rubber Shoes for sale al whoiessle And ~
TIL, on the mositoeral terms, by HORACE a. DAY
no sueeessor 70 hoxeuIy l. & Co. 3 Madea.aas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

MERCHANTS and Others in wan, o. Account Books.
A'1 ruled AND bound any particular pattern invited
10 examine The various styles OF Account Sooks mauuac
Nred by Francis LouIre. II Maiden-sne- All orders
Win winch We may be favored will he executed al shor;
no9ee III Tie best style. FRANCIS LOCTREL,
Manufacturing Stsiorers - Msjisu-Aps
account Books, Paper and Stationery al low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

ROBERT ii. MORRIS. z. NJ.
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iJu5i.l Gonpsuqulcs, >Gr.

Taa0s FOR BaIDGEPORT audfIousuouc
s-a-Sitsr-i9Rai.rosd The steamboat NIMROD, Cap,
'sa'e1'o9A Ohm Brooks, Jr leaves New (ork from tie
foot OF Msrkest every day 6i O'Clock, A. NJ. tSuntay
rxcepi.d) connection with the Cars from West Stock
bridge Returning leave BRIDGEPORT ri O'Clock, L. NJ On
lie arrival Of Railroad Cars from West Stockbrdge-N
riving In New ork at hall pNst O'Clock =. NJ.
The two o'clock Line 70 Bridgeport is Withdrawn Stage,
will leave on the arrival of the boat for Sraltord Milford
fairfield, Southport and Derby.
This il the only boat running in connection with the Cars
no r. 3. MASON. Snpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

~ Several inches OF snow fell on Thursday, and a
few slehs were in motion the Macaicmized streets
The canal can hardly continue open long with such
weather. Dorchester Democrat
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81 AZ. CAkPEATEit x CO.'S Line sd 81

I'll = Il. J.ikPENTEIL & JU.'s Line a
sSfssS,r.s.[-S55. Sc"surgh -The barge PERlOh
Capt CHARLES HALsrgAD, viii leave Ae
sJO OF Wsrr-zL every Tuesday and Friday afternoon 81
5oclocs,-snd returning, vii leave Ne~hurgh every Wed
Lesday and Saturday afternoon a, O'Clock
The above barge tted up with stae-rooms large AMI
coTnnodous caDin-, and pss-engefs Will find yey pee
sanl nay Of making The passage.
treg CAT TAKEN d. The lowest ri.tes.
All Jzggac pGcAaZes parcels Of goods money Eua Do
q. the OF lHs Ihefa. un!esa entered upon s
b1oAs u he boat or ptet for. .l9
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=, UNION Line Of racAei. for Liverpool

- UNITED LINE of Liverpool PackesI[ .nSte
80 lar Packet OF ih Dec--Tbe iast-ailns vii
$500 Packet-Shp KALAMAZOO, Capt Met ufrA., ,s g.
sa pcsit7s ~ rs aboye-hcr regular day haslnf ,ae
peror accommodations FOR cabin. second cshln ana Cuy
Passca sers, persons about proceeding 10 the o1 w."
caHbot select inner conveyance .oa
To secure berths cary, application should % h
0'AO q pier w. norm i'''ef' VT "a TAPsCoTr.
M * Sou,b Al cor MaideosaDe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

NEWARK CALCINED PLASTER C-ineuI. and
Marble dust; received fresh from Tie works Aroai
and in he manufacturers prices. For sale by
Oh 2n- VAN NESS BELL, 7; Cort.nt-st
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NNATER or STEANI pOWER.-Wan

W hire large building within few miles OF Ihe city OF
New-lork, with Wsirr Power attached. Also building
suitable S,sm Eugine IN, or psriof building with
stea power attached in the city, Any person having
70 e 10 good tenant for Term o: years Will please ad
dress w. 7. 7. Post Oihce. New YORK dl 2t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02

Z ~ Rev. RopERr BAIRD is preparing to deliver
Course OF Lectures Albany on the Physical Orraniz
alton, Resources &c otthe different European Counties
in which he has sojourncd.
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Real gstaie.

-, mil nIN,. IUTSTo ease or !of sale, sIaI,i
st., - - ~ i22 IL rssr The slh-sYeGue Apply 20
BE MOTT BROTHERS. NsssaG-'t or II, the foot Of
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List of Letters Remaining in the N.Y. Post once
Saturday. November %;

II Plea.e uesiton tls DATE Of tht La IN f''8' 'N'
are aduertsed LADIES' LIST:
Anderson, Miss Fi.ton, Miss pl,ar Nj. jan
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INA oy9ua>c<S'A'sS
sss w. "a ss~ ~ saN - e-sx s~~ -
Type Foundry and Printers Fur
Eishiug Warehouse.

fENIlIl SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
Ia NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ~ the
city Of Nav York, whore they are ready 10 sup
ply orders to any extent, tor any Kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article necessary for
a Printing phcc,
The Type, which are cast in new moulds. from
an entirely new set ut materials, wlth deep coun.
tcts, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, aud also Steam En-
gnes Of the most approved patterns.
NIB, A Machinistis constantly in attendance
to repair Presses 10 do light work,
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much type as their bills amount to, may
give the above SIX months insertion IN their pa,
pcrs, aud send their papers containing il 10 the
subscribers,
COCkCROFT & OvEREND, Gs Ann 81,
October 3, lSl5 52-6m
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Acoustic Oil for Deafness

KNlllS really valuable preparation, which has
u cured hundreds Of persons, who used it ac-
cordng 10 directions, now for sale 10 lhl, place.
II hos been known TO cure persons who have been
deaf for yeats, making their sense of hearing as
good as It ever was, giving entire satisfaction 10
the user. There have been a number of articles
rot to initiate this aud the proprclors mus, eau.
ton the public against buying any that has not
got their signature on, Comstock & Co, N Y.
Sold wholesale, by Comslock & Co., q Cort.
iandt street, New York, aad retail by b. Oates,
Charlotte.
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NOTICE.
TO OU:SERs or .HE.sES.

EHNlInSE having Gold upon their land. in vein
"a nnracc OF deposit mines, which they wish
explored, would 90 sell to give the subscribers a
call " notice, post paid, at Gold Till, Rowan Co,
G., as va wish 10 lease and operate more cx,cn-
siycly 10 the Mtulng Business Good Miners viii
be despatched Immediately to examine and test
such miuts may be offered but in nocaso ~ill
lands bc examined sit out the privilege Of Ieas
ing and no lease taken for shorter term than
thee years. Aspetsons often obtain leases with.
out any intention of operating sufficiently 10 test
thc mines and thereby keep 40 membranes upon
Che premises TO tho prejudice Of both lessor and
those really dosirous Of thoroughly exploring them
the subscuhers would say, that whenever they
lease thcy will fairly tcst the mines.
WALLS Il HOUSTON.
Or. 10, isii Of
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lGEATS

col Il " C0rtraa. Msfll,biurg. " C.
Cas-. u Hrus, NA Grore \. &.
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n \NyN9
%SA A.A~Al -

~ Ns~A wl-l NJ -
Of all kinds should the demand warrant it.
As he Intends 10 sell entirely tor cash bis a.ti.
cce are offered to the public ut the lowest rates
He hopes the Ladies will give him call. Mis-
Iiolton will be in attendance TO wait on them.
The subscriber hopes by aioIdiug his articles
which are Of tbs best quality, low for cash, 10
merit share of public patronage.
TnOS. J. HOITON.
Oct 3lst lEj5.
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r. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR q PUBLISHER
TERMS:

II az VS..
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II mol
pad 10 adpanes. THREE DOLLARS y pOi
pad uithip sir mOaths and THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS i NOT plid IN
al after The expiration Of Tie gear. No bap,r
discontinued uniii all drrcdragts are paid, e..
esBt al the option Of the Editor.
] J Advertisements inserted at One Dollar pr
square, sI6 lines or less, his sised tgpf.) FOR he
Hrst insertion. and 25 cents for each e0HiiHu.
GHce. Court 4drert,semeHiS and ASrif's .Sihs
charged p ger erpt higher; and a deduction Of
3ii per cent n u b. made from he regular pa.
ees fora!seitisers by the gear. Advertisements
nsrtei monthly o. ggaria'y - PER sqaore for
eaoh time Semi monthly IS esais Pr square
f6S each lime.
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STA1E or NORM CAROLINA

Court u Pleas ami Qquter Ses4ioHs, De
tobr Ton, ISIS.
Samuel Be;ylHl
~ oagiual Attachment.
AndE. Bggbl \
9 ! anPssr1g e TIC aasftson of ttc Cont.
. Lat lbc ogioufaut i, not 900 illsH.'au' VI t'i.
a'e, o.dtS,d hcrtfyft, 'b.tra1EratI,n 81 made
IL weeks 10 lte Cha!,ge Journal, that lie defcn
tant Appeaf atlhc atytC8u.t. lleas ana Qaar
ler Sessions, g b h.lI lor tbc County VI Meek.
lenburg ~ tie Court House e, ChatI itc. ou De
~ Monday q Jl'fla-y rgsi, aad thHu gtt 0erc
li,at u ri ssy, 9thgfauc Jldgoelt ., letaah
aill Be rendered agsjasthim.
Wlircss. Bal. O1'rs, tl.,t IF orr enid Court,
q Office, 'hs i'b Mggtay IN .aaar. %, si.d gl.r
s0A year u American Independence.
b. OATES e. II e.
Printers lrt s. 62j al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-09
DIED,

DIED.
In this town, on Monday morning last, quite
suddenly, although his health had been bad for
some mouths, Mr.. Robert II. Cowan, i'll the 45th
year of his age.
In this town, on Saturday night last, William
A., infant son of William Augustus, and Eliza A..
Wright, aged 2 years and months.
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mary
Alice infant daughter Of George H., and Julia A
Kelly, aged months.
In Newbern, on the 3Oth ult., at the residence
of his mother, Mr.. Isaac Guion. in the 9th year
of his age.
In Rowan county, on the 18th ult., Mrs. Lucy
Ford, wife of Mr.. Osborne G. Ford, and daughter
of Mrs. Judith Ellis, of Jersey Settlement, David
son county, aged about ri years. Also. on the
18th ut, at the residence of her mother, in David
son county, Miss Sarah Ellis, daughter of Mrs.
Judith Ellis, aged about22 years. The afflicted
parent of the deceased sisters has lost four daugh
ers, two granddaughter. and one daughter-in-
law, all in the space of five months.
| In Warren county, on the 25th ut George E.
Spruill, Esq, a gentleman of high character, and
most useful citizen. Mary Eliza, daughter of
Mr. s., aged u.s. died on the 4th ult.
In Rowan county, on the 18th ult, Amanda E..
daughter of Henry c., and Mary Winders, aged
about / years. Also, on the same day, and with
III Il snort AMER ucdtu Vi SiStCl
da, Mary E. Winders, aged about | years.
We have just heard of the death of Mrs. Eliza
beth Douglass, the mother Of the late Rev. James
W. Douglass. She died in Wood county, Ohio,
on the 2Sth of March last, at an advanced age
She was one of the excellent of the earth. Her
faculties were in vigorous exercise to the last
Her hope in God was indeed an anchor sure and
steadfast. Her society has for many years been
sought by all the pious, wherever she has resided.
We cannot say that we regret her departure FIRST,
because we have not doubt of her entire readl-
ness, and secondly. because her longer continuance
here must have been in much pain and sorrow,
through many infrmities. five ever knew love-
ly aged Christian lady, Mrs. Douglass was one.
How sweet her rest must be What a meeting
must that have been between her and her son,
Waterman Of The South.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-09
NlARRIED,

In this town, on the LIST inst, by Bishop Nc
Daniel, Mr.. David King, of Bladen county, to Miss
Ann A. Bryan, of this place.
Yc young and gay, join and sing,
On this happy and hlissfnl day,
Miss B. has married King,
And made Queen, Queen of May.
Communicated.
In Kinston, Lenoir county, on the 22d ult., An
dew Jackson, Esq, to Mrs. Jemina Grant, daugh-
ter of Michael Grant. Esq.
In Newborn, on the 23d ult.. Mr.. Dickerson
Clayton, to Miss Frances p. Partridge. On the
Oath, Mr. Christopher Dudley, OF Jones county, to
Miss Susan J. Sladc, daughter of Mr. L. Slade, Of
! Newborn.
| At KeIIy's Cove. Bladen county. on the 29th
ult., by J. Russ, Esq. Mr.. d. A. Mcmillan, to
Miss Barbara Allen, daughter of Jas. Allen, Esq.
| In Charlotte, on the Gath inst, by the Rev. I.
S. Daniel, MIR. Alexander Bethune, to Miss Aman-
da Bolton, daughter of John r. Bolton, Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-09
North Carolina MoIasscS.

We were surprised as we'll as grati6ed to
receive lew days ago. from friend in Co.
lumbus county, bottle of Molasses, of supe-
rIor quality, made by Mcssrs. Duncan & Gore,
who have In operation, near Seven Creeks, in
The lower end of that county. Mill for grind
Ing the Sugar Cane, at which they have alrea-
dy made quantity of Molasses, very much
resembling the best New Orleans. We hope
IN! IN enterprise will be entirely satisfactory to
us projectors; and wedo not see why it should
Tot be, for the Sugar Cane is grows in great
perfection in this vicinity, and the climate and
Soli Of Columbus are still better adapted to It,
Fayetteville Observer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-09
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Nav BRIG Alvano, Pace, Boston, to Barry
& Bryant
schr Norway, Fitzpatrick, Jamaica, to E Dick
inson.
3-bris David Dufie, Williams. New York, to
G w Davis.
schr Ticonic, Smith, New Orleans, to Russell
s. Gammell.
5-brig Leonora, Collins, New York, to John
Hall.
6-schr Regulus, Cole, New York, to R w
Brown.
7-brig Belle, Myers, N York, to G w Davis.
CLEARED.
May brig Echo, Smith, Fall River, By
Hathaway & Son.
schr Squire & Brothers, Price, Havana, by c
D Ellis & Co.
schr Lodema & Eliza, Somers, New Bedford
by G D Ellis 6 Go.
3-brig Baltic, Arey, River La Plata, South A.
merica, by G w Davis.
brig Charlotte, Titcomh, Porto Rico, by G w
Davis.
Br schr Manchester, Bethel, Nassau, n P, by
G w Davis.
schr Exchange, Clark, New York, by Barry &
Bryant.
5-brig Imogcne Gould, Annette Bay, Jamaica
Ivy Russell < Gammell
7-brig Clarion, Leland, Antigua, by G "
Davis.
brig Francis, Stuart. Boston, By Russell & Gam.
NELL.