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BRIGADE Orders No. q.
HEAD QUARTERS. Ord BRIGADE,
era Division N0nrH.CARoL1xA MILITIA.


AHAA %oANA 1NNos ORU ONAOH OAs
Ora Division NonrH.CARoLIxA MILITIA.
WILMINGTON, 25th August. ls46.
To Colonies Commanding 24th, 3Oth, 3lst, and
39M Regiments Of North Car DINA Militia.
YOU are hereby ordered to have your respective
Regiments ready for inspection and review at the
following times and places, viz:
The Gath Regiment at Jacksonville, Onslow
County, on Wednesday, the | lsh day of November
next. The 3lst Regiment at kenansville. Duplin
County. on Saturday, the l4th day of November.
The 39th Regiment At Snishville, Brunswick
County, on Wednesday. the 18th November.
The 3Oth Regiment at Wilmington. New Hano-
yer County, on Saturday. the 2lst November.
The line to he formed and ready for inspection
and review at | o'clock, A. NJ
You will make your returns as required by the
S5th Section of the Militia Laws to the Brigsdier
General, at this place, on or before the 25th Of
October.
By order Of
l.. H. MARSTELLER. Brig. Genr.
WIN. n. PEDEx, Aid-de.Camp.
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In Fayetteville, on the 4th inst, Julia, second
daughter OF John McRae. ESQ.,. Postmaster, aged
about l3 years.
In Orange county. on the II inst, Mr. Edward
J. Ward. late Of Onslow county, aged2s. In the
same county, on the l5th inst. Loftin X. Pratt
ESQ., aged about AZ years, formerly representa-.
i've IN the Legislature from that county.
In La Grange, Ga. on the l lth inst, Mrs. Mary
Emma Bronson, aged % years and 3 months
consort Of +. 8. Bronson, NJ. D., formerly Of Co.
lumbia, s. C. Mrs. Bronson wa. a native Of
Wilmington.
In this county, near D lack River Chapel, on
the 18th inst, Mr.. Josiah Henry, aged q years.
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Office. where he is now opening eS!l..lgle as
sortment of
Saddles, Brides. Harness, Trunks. Martin
gales, ValiseS, Carpet and Saddle Bags,
Collars, Whips, Spurs, Bits,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
all Of which will be warranted of good nanufac-
ture and materials. and will be sold low for
Having LONG EXPERIENCE in the above bust
ness. he fatters himself that he will be able to
render full satisfaction to those who may be dis
posed to patronize him.
1t is his intention to keep no BOOKS, but 10
adopt the CASH SYSTEM, by which means he
will be able to furnish articles MUCH CHEAPER sLsn
they have heretofore been bought in this market.
OTRepairing Of all kinds done at the shortes.
notice. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
July 81, 1886 46-ly
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Mr.. Webster able to 60 any .0oy.-When
Mr.. Webster prdpounded the question once at
Fanuel Hail, "syhere shall l go1'' he was
strangely puzzled t0eo1 kscid upon the exac,
locality that would suit him: -Ho0 ne snail
90 seems to be matter that does nor~1rS s
him at all, if the following anecdote be true.
On Thursday las, he entered the cars at WASH
ington to proceed to the East. The seats
generally were filled. Mr.. Evans called out,
q" Webster, yon can take seat next to me-
1" Why" said the Senator "there is hardly
room for two such fat men as we are" me
yer mind" rejoned Evans, d" you can squeeze
in" A gentleman at the entrance of the car,
seeing the dilemma, observed MIR. Web
ster, you are welcome to my seat, if you can
ride Backwards" Webster look ed at him for
a moment, and drawing himselfup as straight
as the Bunker Hill shaft, and taking off his
hat, while all the passengers were looking on, }
responded. in peculiarly comical tone, IS Sir,
have been going through this crooked world
so long backwards, that lean ride tn any 1coy.''
The laughter that ensned was loud and long.
He then took seat with Evans, and in few
minutes the locomotive was on its way to Bal.
timore.-Lcdger.
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From the Washington Union.
IMPORTANT EROM VERA CRUZ AND
CUBA!
BALTIMORE, August 81, 1916.

BALTIMORE, August 81, 1916.
By the Adelaide, Adams, sailed from Ha-
vana on the 18th Of July and arrived at New
Y ork yesterday, learn that special messen-
ger from Vera Cruz came passenger in the
steam-packet to Havana, with letters to San.
ia Anna informing him that the citizens and
military Of Vera Cruz has declared for him.
Santa Ana, Almonte, and Rejon, Immediately
took passage in the British steamer Ariel, and
proceeded privately to Vera Cruz, on the 9th
Of July, in the night. Com. Corners ship,
the Potomac, got aground at Green Isle; by
heaving the guns overheard she got off, and
proceeded to Pensacola to be repaired. There
was no sickness in the American fleet. The
Truxton and Perry were off Havana, and had
no communication with the shore, as the vel.
low fever was prevailing on the island. The
city of Mexico had also declared in favor OF
Santa Ana. Large subscriptions were making
by individuals to carry on the war. Gen. Pa
redes was 10 have left on the Goth uit., to head
the army, and Gen. Bravo was to be Presi.
dent ad interim. The garrison Of San Juan
heartily participated in the revolutions; one
brigade Of troops had left the city of Mexico
for Matamoros, and two others were on the
route to Carmargo. Paroles had issued de.
cree authorizing the Secretary Of War 10
grant letters Of marque against the commerce
of the United States. The revolutionists a.
dop'ed the plan Of the pronnnciamento OF
Gaudalaxara, with some additions. Yours,
&c. FULTON.
The Union of Saturday night says, the in.
teIigence which we give in detail from the
Havana and Vera Cruz, ria New York,
shows HAT Santa Ana has sailed for Vera
Cruz, in the British steam packet; and thai
the people of Vera Crnz. were preparing u
receive him. Solpe revolutionary events may
! be on the wing. having an important bearing
both internal and exiernal-uPon 'h9 gov
eminent of Mexico, and upon the war VIII
the United States.
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AH 0ARgNg 11s1s 80
w PORT OF wILMINGToN. -
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Aug 20-schr Olive, Porter, New York, to E
Lutterloh.
schr Sarah, Nash, Boston. to Barry & Bryant.
schr James and Samuel, Somers, New York, to
e D Ellis.
schr Margare. and Elizabeth, Atkins, New
York. to G. D Ellis.
schr Emma Louisa, Boon. Philadelphia, to
Brown & DeRosset.
schr D Jones, Podger, New York, to r w
Brown.
2l-brig Peterson, Wilson. Barbados, to C
D Ellis.
schr Example, Midyeti, Mattamuskeet. to J
Mulock.
schr Ann Maria, Pollock, Onslow county. to G
w Davis.
ss-schr Harrison Price, Beasson, New York
% E Lutterloh.
sehr Marion. Brown, Little River. to G w Da.
Viz.
schr Sarah Ann, Gore, Shallotte to G w DA
sis.
- brig Benjamin. Lit.lefeld, 81 Martins, to {
| d Ellis
34-schr Patriarch, Cameron. Wagdon's Creek
TO G w Davis.
Aug. 22-brig David Duffeil, Coilett, New
York. by G w Davis.
| schr Heroine, Cherry, Richmond, Va, by Z
Ellie
schr Sagadahock, Heron, New Bedford. BY {
ID Ellis.
schr Ann Maria, Pollock, Onslsw, BY G w Da
vie.
sehr Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, st Angus
the. BY e Dickinson.
8e-schr Sarah. Nash, Boston bv Barry & By
sns.
schr Example, Midye,t, Middleton. by Muloek
! 3s-schr Marion, Brown, Little River, by G
Davis.
schr Sarah Ann, Gore, Shallotte. by G w Davi'
sioop Cleaner, RADON, Shallotse. by G w Davi.
37-schr James & Samuel, Somers, New York
BY ID Ellis.
schr Olive. Porter, New York. by E 1.usterloh
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Al DUE sense Of propriety should deter an Ed.
g. tor from 30 caeddling with matters which
are to be under judicial "->stgation as to create
prejudice.
Let the Law, not crcitemtnt, govern, :. the
American principle, and though not respected by
en- English Printer, will ever be sust.ined by ev.
cry true DUTCHMAN.
August 81, is46 49-4t'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-08-28
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Aus. 81

There is more activity in the market than for
some weeks. Sales Of Flour made at prices tan.
ging between S. and 81 SO, and in good demand.
But little Bacon offering, and salea at about cts.
Sales ef:ilcw Brandy during the week, generally,
at csc. Flaxseed Wheat 9Oe. Whisky
30 to s25c. No change Of importance in Gseos-
ries. zse-s1sz-Se s.
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~ EGS leave to inform his friends that he has
removed back 10 his old stand on MAR
yer STREET, where he was burnt out from
S.r;n1 the last Brc;-hc solieits visit from bis
Sorn,er patrons and The citizens in general, as he
IA. now On hand full and extensive assortment
AZ CROCKERY WARE Of every description.
August 18th, 1915 oo-tf
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V.aLU.ARLE REAL ESTATE
E~GD~
IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY

TNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing TO
H. Florida, offers for sale all his LANDS lying
in Old Town Creek District, Brunswick County,
North Carolina. These lands contain ELE VEN
HUNDRED ACRES, most of which is we'll
timtered with Pitch Pine. There are "a 900 Tur-
pentine boxes now cut upon it, one and tso years
old, most Of which have been cut only one year,
and are now under cultivation; and at least 1000
more can be cut. The farthest point from naviga-
Die water is not more than two miles. The plan
.ation is one Of the most healthy places in the
county. and has good dwelling. out-houses, and
most excellent we'll Of water upon it. BY land i,
is only 10 miles from Wilmington, situated near
the Charleston Road.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call on
the subscriber and take view Of the premises and
land. A bargain may be had.
DANI B. EVANS.
August IS, 1916 Soft
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vwANTED.-A "smart," active, intellireo,
wv youth, between 3 and Is years of age. i.
wanted at this Office. None need apply unless he
can come nell recommended.
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STATS OF NoRrR-cARoxxeA.

S4N39 O6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term A. D., le46.
Robert G Rankin,1 Original attachment. sum-
VS.. moned as Garnishees, Henry
Croton MutualIn Mutt, VIM e. Lord, Jesse
surance Company Mulock, and John Hall.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
H. that the defendants are not inhabitants of this
State, or so absconds or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them; it is ordered, that publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal, notify.
ing the said defendants to appear at the next term
Of this Court, 10 be holden at the Courthouse in
the town of Wilmington, on the second Monday
in September next rePlevy and plead to issue. OIL
the debts due from the garnishccs will be condemn
ed to sasisfy plaintiff demand.
Teste. L. H. MARSTELLER, OK.
July 81, 1916 (Pr fee. SIS s2s.l 1876
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To Phiadelpha-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores,
IS OOc. Lumber SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, 6 Ct.
per cubic foot.
TO BaA;morc-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores
80 33c. Lumber SAL.
Cotton, 81 IS. Yarns &C. per cubic foot.
To Bosion-Spirits 5Oc. Naval Stores, 3sc.
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A have been informed Of persons Mespass-
n ing on the tract of land called thesR0T All.
OAK, lying on Lcckwoods Folly river, known a
the property Of Capt. JOSEPH BURCH, deceas.
by given forwarding all persons from trespassins
on said land under the penalty of the law.
The land is for SALE (2OO acTes;) persons wish.
ing to purchase can apply to the subscriber in VIII
mington. JAS. BURCH.
4 Angus: 81, ls46 49-if
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Turpentine. Wilmingtsn, scf, 49,.
L DO Newbern, 50 90
Spirits Turpcntine, 81 %
Tar, 90 OO
Rice, per cwt. % "
NaUal Sores.-Turrensins has bees rss1s'
quiet since our last, and We have no particular
transactions TO notice Spirits furpsnsins b.
farther improved, sales having been inside q 80
cents. cash, for large lots on The wharf, While fos
smaller quantities, pc wanted from sto<s' senas-
thing higher has boen obtained. Rosln remains
inactive, and we have no sales TO report
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CALL AT
CHARLES MIR ECH.4LsS

CALL AT
CHARLES MIR
IF you want to buy CHEAP GOODS-his
entire stock Is now offered for sale at New
York cost He Is induced to sell at cost to close
his present stock, which comprises a large assert
ment Of
Fancy g. Staple Dry Goods,
consisting in part of great variety of English and
French Prints, French and English Muslns Of all
colors; a large stock of Hosiery, silk and Gotten
Shawls and Handkerchiefs, cotton Jeans, Gam
broons, kentucky Jeans. French and English Cas-
smeres for pants fine Linen for shirts and Innings.
Also, fine assortment of ladies' Bonnets of the
latest style and fashion, also, variety of Fur and
Straw Hats. Together with q variety OF articles
in the same line, all Of which he invites the pub c
TO en-. and examine 40 he feels satisfied that be can
sell better bargains than can be had at any other
Store in Wilmington.
August 7th, lS46.
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sale OF CLOTHING 1T AUG TION.
THE Subscriber having disposed Of part Of
u his Stock, with the fixtures of the store,
will sell the balance Of his Sock of CLOTH.
ING at Auction OF the first Of September, for
cash.
AI.SO.-At the same time will be sold his
Household e. Kitchen Furniture. Mich Cow,
&c., and Negro Girl will be hired for the
balance of the year.
He would urge those indebted TO him TO set
tie their accounts by that time, as further In
diligence canno, be given.
CHAS. BARR.
Apr "A 1916
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"a THE subscriber most respectfully
TA informs his friends and the public at
.i.ER large, that he has taken the above COM
&SsA modious HOTEL. near the Rail Road
Depot, and near the Commission tore of Messrs
G. P. & r. H. Grant, which he has thoroughly
furnished, in the best Of style. for the accommoda-
ton of transient and regular Boarders. Every at
tention will be paid in order to give satisfaction to
those who may be kind enough to paironize him.
His BAR is furnished with the best of Liquors.
and strict order observed.
CJTerms moderate. RICH'D BROTHERS.
Wilmington, N. c.. July 10, 1916. 43.3m
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YNHE subscribers having entered into Medi
cal Co-partr1elship, the practice of the pro-
iesslon' L. ill IT'S branches will henceforth be con-
. - oy n,em T,-'ly, under the firm of McREE
q "ihAnno ne iatte' -"ill attend to calls from
the country, as well in town.
JAMES F. McREE, 81
JOHN i. MEARES.
May 20, is4B Soft
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| Cherries:
Horse Radish;
Pickles, all kinds;
Catsups do
Sauces do
Mustard DO
Picked Lobster.
Fresh do
HoIlibut, fresh;
Sardines;
Pepper Sauce;
Ground Pepper;
do Allspice;
do Cinnamon;
Sugars, all kinds;
Coffee do
Family Beef;
Smoked do
do Tongues;
Salmon;
Nutmegs.
All of the above ale
been taken in making
use of those who will +
Wilmington, N. c.,
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RATES OF FRESG -. Tnrn so nsr nh
Naval Stores, rs 90 o.
Rice, Is cts. per hundred =
Cotton, 9Oc per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. Pr. bale.
Tobacco, So 90 per hogshead.
Lumber, 81 Sc 90 per m.
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Port do
Pure juice Port Wine;
Spanish Brandy;
american do
Apple DO
Cincinnati Whiskey;
Common do
American Gin;
N. E. Rum;
lCitler Vinegar;
! do Brandy.
Molasses;
Barrels of Lard,
lCopperass;
Indigo;
AlIspice;
Race Ginger;
Powder and Shot;
do in canistcrs;
Stoughton Dittcrs;
esn, and great pains have
10 seiectif n, for the sole
or us with their custom.
Dr;I % loAc
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NEW YORK MARKET

North Ceroknis,i.
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.NHANTED.-Tbe highest CASH PRICE
w will be paid for OLD PEWTER, by
J30, 1916 20-n HART 81 POLICY.
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City Arrivals.

AUGusr 23D, EXCHANGE HoTEL-Mr. Clarke, Glouces-
er, Va; Henry Foeke, Bremen; w. T. Foster Norfolk
" ii James Rockingham, Va; J. L. Graham, A. S. Ora
ram New York; s. Hambleton. Baltimore; Rev'd T. p.
hunt Pennsylytns; DR.. p. II. Cochran. Louisville; NJ.
)uralde New Orleans; NJ. DE Motie New York; c. Ma
hewson, w. b. Johnston, Camden s. c.; Mrs Scott and
Miss Williams, Bedford, Va; A Watts and daugh-
Chilieothe, Ohio; r. r. Preston. Abingdon; John j.
Nimmo, Norfolk; w. N Hartman, Lexington, Ky.
August 24th
DR. Barton fredericksburg; James Jennings Oreans
\lired Crawford Balhmore Mr. Crenshaw Fuvsnna; DIR
II May, ID May, Meade. ii ID Bird, Petersburg; G
Wllismson Carolina; A l. Hene Sayannah Ca;
W Bryan, b Trmbe, w Smith. Alabama; r NJ Davis
iing and Queen; Co Jas Gillian CITY Point d Far
en- Charleston, c; N Thweau Chesterfield; A
}rsnham Essex.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-Aug. %.
DIR w Gwnhmey Richmond; w w Grigg Bowling
irecn; McCsley Virgins; Ro Hudgn Caroline; DAVID
Woodfn New Canton; Williamson Norfolk p II Dill
IN Louisiana; VIM Glass Norfolk: Jos Scott, ii Ruf-
in. a Bliek. w Moore, Petersburg: Benz II Lewis
GuZEinheimer, Lynchburg; Ro FaIiss Buckingham.
August 24th.
; Good~i Lady and servants, Dinwiddie; A Da-
lis Chesterfield; VIM w Taliafeuo Caroline; John II Ia
aierro do; VIM Broaddus do; M z Tnrdy Richmond;
.itieton w SEeed Gordonsvle, Va; Ayres Alabama;
; Lowry do; Z Cosby. Johnson, Perry, MIR Wingo,
Amelia, Cspt 10 w Gooch, Y & = Road, John G Lee
Farewell " q; r a Brown Petersburg; w A Reeton do
, VI Blanks ClaIksylc: w C Wright Rrownsburg; John
Clayton Memphis Tenn; Moses II Preston Richmond.
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lotteries.
Il g. GREGORY = CO., MAsAean., No.
Splendid SCHEME. for August, 1916.

~ . ioi hAa Svset kieenoed Va
Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
20.UOO. 10000.
Tse.iay-N Jersey Capitals 900 900 Oooo sc0o
2too i0cO rs Nos. ~ Dta1n sS;
~.
$4,000. 10000.
wsdne.day-Dei.wars.N 67 cspals $4,000 1900
aooo 10 Of CO Nos, n dawn neksts
ora as
$4,000. 1900.
Thur-day-N Jersey No v-capas $4,000 6on.rs o. 500.
&ooo eoo0 1857 1900 10 ef 1900. 7e
TieEsts "; halves Z; quarters =.
S4O00 2 Of 1000.
Frday-MoBongslis. No rs Capitals 5000 Of 1900 COO
&C IS Nos ~ dawn Tickets 1. sAlves soc; use
$1,000. OF 1000.
saiurlay-susseI EItra 90 Capital $4,000 Of 1000 lie
rs No. ~ drawn. Tickets o.: halves soc; q-s- use.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. ~. be drawn on
Saturday, August 20. 1896.
Z; Number Louey-i5 Drawn Ballots
PRIZES.
4 prine Of $4,000 I prize Of SASS
! prize OF 10000 10 $500
Tiekfu sio halves quarters So Ceseass packages
OF &c whole Tickets IOO-siaiei in proportion.
Order, for Cert6ear.o
Of the atove addressed TO ts urd- igned
the of aeh Drawing will be
fSrwarted ire Of posing, sooE az IL IL Ieesiv d.
]. q. GREGORY a. CO.. Managers.
lu25 Riehmond. Va.
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BROAD ROCK FALL RACES!
1915

TuNHE ACES tbs above Co1r,e on
the ID Tue,day 18th Of
diy-.
Frs; day raees-Pi'st s~sepsake OF year dds.
bests-snuanee $50 half forfeit;
Second day. sisks mile heitree for any
hor-e E.hnx that ss0 half
fo'fsi with $50 ADDED By the propor-prSvded
horses in the The before
day ofsep erber.
seeond day. weenssdAy-l mDe beats free ssse
Eedng
geld NJ.
This fIub. started fer DAYS ago upwards %
sub efbsrs and think tie viii be double
umF-
Or For the smolni Of purses. hand bin,
I-ewiw JOHN ALLCocK Pr
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FROM THE PAcIFIc.-Tho Baltimore EXC
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.

Tho following which find In the Baltimore Argus Of
aurday, dscloscs il may be relied upoul state
things very dieen, from any thing that have Of
cis authority for that cers,nv should not ransfer
our columns Il not endorsed by officer Of tho
rmy by whom il seems have been communicated to
10 Argus;-Nst. fnf. tstf
"LArE.r IRON rHE ARny.--A gallant officer Of the
1nited States Army has favored with letter from
which we make the following extract il is dated ID
"CiNARoo. (MrIicoJ July 81, 1886.
"Iuiormaon thai rely upon is. that General Mea. with
he remnant OF Ausas army. 1000 strong at Csdereita
town thirty miles OF Monterey. This has g.
son Of near 1000 men, (rcgu arsD population OF 49,
100 Gen. Paroles at San Luis de Potosi on the
5,h inst on his way Monterey, with 5000 regular
roops; he has also called Nuevo Leon for 5000 ac-
W. militia; from this department Of Tsmaupas he expoe II
900 more, making his entire force when he reaches
Monterey on the 18th 20Ih proximo near $4,000 Gen
Tor ssnng every TO get there before him. but
,nnot now possibly do until the 5th 10Th Sept so
has the advantage OF numbers, and of naturally
rong rocky poson Pnredes VIII have forty pieces Of
ion-ws wild have about tweniy-foar; and you may l.
las will be 10000 TO bear Of the
obstinate fight and boodiest doings done up
Nm in the word about the 18th Of Ssptt mber-
Nth IL will be neck nohing-ihe former. something
and houses hive perhaps peace; the latter death
Ind continuation Of the Such IL our prospect"
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DEATH OF Col. FAsSINo.-Col. Tanning, Of the U. S.
Army died suddenly Cincinnati, Tuesday last of APP
oplcSy. Col Tanning officer in the service
his county, and engaged in hard fought bat
les thsn perhaps any other officer in the army He acted
conspicuous part in the battle OF Bdgewator-snd other
aides Of the late with Great Britsn-snd the late
seminole lie was several times wounded. and lost
me of his arms. which smpuiaied. He brave
idier aud highly respected by all who knew him. both in
he army and out OF IL.
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triumphant succe~~r
PROOF UPoN PROOF THAT
THOMSONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND woOD NAPruA.

WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
few % ne sdseted vicinity
beow;-
Evans fsyers Arch. cured Of
vofnt fan IN The Breast dncah by
Philip Bodsn Taeiston.N J. pfoe pt9 Bood
hom rupture of blood vessel n the LunE..
washington Mack Ch.rts street. George wonderful
81 combined Consumption dyrg
Art dose Cure aissisd By M--rs wans DAVID vehe
Hugh MEG nisy, highly respectable eiiizsns-
JAMS Perry Distressing cured BY
bottles Lives . i23 Spruce st.
Mary aney Of the Lung.
This h remarkable
Hannah Hewitt D May street. eurej Of Consumption
earah Jane Adams rs street
Of the Lungs and Liver Complaint having every remedy
could think of without avail Asefman
Henry Myers Carlisle. Pa cured Consumption
Splitting Blood and Paralysis
BY his physicians used sir bottles.
Chamberlain caibey street, defamation Of III. Lungs
Night sweas he- Cure ARMED before swift Mayor Of
Phlad. lshla.
The asks for ar trial Of hs medicine
vineed 4 has 80 ROYAL In all Pulmonary Diseases.
Prepared onlyby q. p THOMSON,
Norfhesr Of 5th and spruee Phfsd.ipbia
s1 For sale Richmond By DUvAL q PURCELL. t.ner,,
Asers; In Petersburg by Chas Corning CO.. by
NJ Santos In Lynehsarr BY Jbo scay k.burs
BY DR. James Cooke and c. H. Hunt:
Chappen IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-25
q, DunIoP, MoncTrs a Co.
GROCERIES ;, Auction

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IS hhds 81 CroiI sn1 Sugar, pan prime quality
90 Uerces and boxes CLAIMED surar
us bsEs Rio spd 81 no Coles
$50 bns Ohio X Gifted Mhisksy
SO SIDES Sole Leahsr
so do black Ass tusset Upper Lesusr
D4AnoY :. Run
GuuPO~ d., Imperial and Pouehorg Teas
soap, 5aIeh Indixo
Lard. Mustard.
Panch-on Jamaica Rum
Pipes Eenuins Brsnay-J Henneysy otari pupuy 4 Co.
J. pupuy anr a. ssEae,e rood 10 eTira 6ae
quality.
TERhsVpdsr 500 sbss; 500 moths erd for ap.
proved neEouiabe paper
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