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ID PAINE a. co. MANAGERS
ArIII.I INC VA

Official drawing of the Pokomoke River
Lottery OF Delaware, class 80, drawn at Will
mington, Sept. -,
81 10 is 10 10 80 62 rs 80 IS 81 80
Lowest prizs IS.
~ l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent for the Managers.
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NOT A CANDIDATE. - John NJ. Clayton.
~ Dtlawore, has been named IN connection
Win the Presidency. by several eastern jonr-
nais. Ihe national inielligenctF. announces
snibonuysiy, that Air Clayton IS not con.
alaate and does not wisb 10 have has ps,ue
nsea ~ uiai connection. Mr. &. would hon.
% any station IN the gifi q ihs country and
his services 10 behalf II be Whie caus have
endeafed him 70 the whole Uulon
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~ Males and : FcmAles.

y MhIes and TcmhfCs,
under year, under year-, under YEAR,, I an.
Ger yeas, AGED 70 years, I azc p years AGED 20
years aged 80 years and aged ~ ycars ing 10
oci j rs. II AZ " aiQJlNs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

WRITING INK We have received from
j. II. Thompson, Union st. bottle of But
ler's writing Ink. 1t is of very superior quail
ity. He has IL for sale.
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CnAHLIs F. nENDRy.
Corner Of Vino aud Water SIS. 81. LO

Corner Of Vino aud Water SIS. 81. Lowis,
Missouri.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
AND
WHOLESALE DEALER IN LEATffyR or ALL KINDS.
- LII Goods Produce consigned any care far sale
prompt attention
MGnufciuTers and Dealers In Leather Hors. Collar
Wooden Ware eddie Trees Nsis. rsrSs. Bfsds Glass
Ms-e. Dfiel Fruit. Liauors respcc iy solicit.
81 10 favor ~ iih their cousianmenis
REFERENCES.
-. Louis, Mo. Louisville. Ky.
Henry Won rlfui. Esq. McssfE. Codv a Ferguson,
James Harrison. f-l guthrry A rVlef.
Hugh Acf'hape. E~l Col, Wm. Chsuic-s
kenncr Nackcullo. E-q rddysviilr XIV
Edward Brooks ilsl McsSrs. Kelly 4 Co.
MrzaFs. BuEScIi A Bennett. Navsvtlle XIV
anderson & Coan. 3" & Iroynix
+" Kasia, ca Anre & GO Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mig A. Fisher, " " s. w W COopor
. A Swc-ingsTl 4 CO EvansviiIe Ia
I" Ip"ap, King. & co. J W stephens, Esq.
4" thi'd, Fsff a 20. New Aifaay. Ia
David isun, Esq Nrssrs. J FfAlklyn a. Co.
New orcanr, la. Jo.ia Brown. Ezl
Theodore j. NrGl fsl fiilshs'tgh. IA.
Mtssrs Smii A Crothefs Captain James May.
Marx WILSON E-q.
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Islleymnd ever made lia rule 20 forget his
Ptsi mislonunes. Providence" BE- ,vas
accustomed ioohsefre. hos n zen as our ewes
not bChiRd"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
READY MADE CLOTHING

ieIEt assortment always on hand.
IAlIOkihG; CastOm Work. IN coppcxion with
ms o9tbing eahshoion, te undersigned ~ prepared
10 make up to order all kind Of reRtcnen's and chill
aeh CLOTHES, warranted 10 10 and upon tie most rsa
s0natae terms. OCT. }. I'm. g. kAMMTRTR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

WOODEN BAND BONES.
m DOZEN Wooden. Band Rexe. Just received a, the
hisek Mammoth boot. and viii be sold b. thu neal
oe, !, 10 TODD a HOWELL.
he Rooms rcccntI, occupied by A. L.Nrz, over
terms sneix Alo,hees on Monroe street rsr
oe'"eef :. 20. 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n GREER are now receiving their IN .,,,Diy NJ
goods la tins lane which W m he sold ~ sbo,, n,os
September 80 &c
= DSE rooLs Broad aNe- Foot .axe. Had a..
- drawing knives, Haiehe:s. &e &c Just rere,ssd'
% orr 4 GREER i:Ts.0'
SMITHS WIN ind At The Hardware tor. os o.
~ CARR gun hs'rel.. Gun lock- .h.s, h o' VT
let mouid- Nipples double triggers gun screw a. 'o'
TO House Builders. iarre s~.ortr.n, q, -,
g. hines aud all kinds Of house trinmi.~s ,n IN
hardware line. jusi received - OFT q GREER.
SPEARs' saws. Gcrmsr steel and I.oud,,, .,,,.-
= hald ard pannei saws, from tire inAnufaeiar, 81
spear jackson. she'feid Esg'Snd. Jns received SS
OFT GREER.
1000 LIS y w e. m Es'efye en;s.s ", ,sysiv.
Wheeling. September 80, 1896.
ALMANACS FOR i847.
nE subscriber he. just published The rarne-.' and
Mechanics Abnsase for lsg7. ea,cuis'cd by Jolu,
Armstrong, A. NJ. which he alters by the gro-. Dozen
or single copy al The iowcsi nriccs fBr each urra~.
oeii JOHN THOMPSON, Union street
FRUIT TREES
tPE si,tscrler eNrees 10 ic the Monroe Eio,-e IA
Wheeling ~ the la''cr part Of october with vale.
ahs selection Of Apple Tree from tie Annsdae Nursery
81 good site and vigorous growth SFcceus of Fruit
Tress al be exhibited. oct iwa RICURTIs.
CITY DlSPENSARY, sc.
EoRrH-rAsr CORNER or MONROE & ITH SITS.
The ,oNsvITfSG this ins' huiiOu win hesesc
yer te if0n III 10 !. A NJ. and 0On to z. NJ. every
dag. Sundays N io3PM.
Any oAscS who require medical attendance and
medicine ewccn the hours this spccihcda requested
10 ca upon either otth attending physicians al their
onser when they WI promptly receive such assanes
a. thcT cases may require
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD. Main street
BATES, Quincy street.
!" fRlsrELl., Church street:
HlIDkErH. corner Monroe and gu, az
~ order ofthe BOARD
T. A. HIbDRErII, scerciary.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
q. KAmmt.nnn,s

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FgegefrspNeNT
NO. l65, BiGin 81. WhssliMe Va,
(Opros nc The Virginia Hoiell
HaNE Just fctuIned from the eastern ciiies with
- very large sock The OF fasIIOuAie A. test goods
which were purehseed for eash reduced prices
and am now enabled 10 oer goods little chearer than
any other establishment ia the city Ny Stock consists
Of French, English and American broad cloths and
eessinefe- Of all kinds Cassneis Jeans Ysgingz Of all
Kinds Fam elOon stuGs. Pilot and Beaver Cloths 81 &C
all Of which an prepared make up Ia Tie lest
manner.
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JOHN NJ. OREM g. co.
MERCHANT TAlLoRs.
No. 2YD RAITlMORE -.

No. 2SO BALTIMORE ST..
NORTH WEST con. or CuAcLrs RaIruopr
Have received ihcir Fan and Winter supply Of Coth.
'asine -, Ns-cnY-. A. A r. which they win make 60
order IN l'e csi and tosi fashionable stylc
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
ON the sccond fuor OF their lnldnr which IA. hccu
hed up for Tho purpose, WI te found a-re sort,nen,
"t'he finest aud medium qhLnics ~ Clo,h,n- resdv
y saei OF upcfior style and woTkmanship.
NuNARlATtoN II rRItrs.-1hs lowest priee A. Al.
ltnytb marked in figures evcry garment
The hasen.eaf has been Handsomely fitted mn A., ,l.
sac o goods by The pcces rc-y isrre tssS,rtrr.t ~
1l.oIHsi tAsSlM EREs, NtSrfNcs and Il All oR,s
Az INNINGS tsinG elwAys hand AZ the IoN'ra mac.
~ prices 10 which the attention 81 purchasers Is yi
wa sep 20 lni
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN PORT OF - ~~u
ssh.T WHEELING. scz


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" BodiStor The last u hours. eading ycsler-
day at 4 o'clock. Il. W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
- 70 ~ 2gs..::tt3zfsg RISE -
z zAAtZz PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAlKG


Sept lO-scIlr Margaret Jane, Spencer, Mid
dleton, N c., to J MuIock.
schr RsW Brown, Suites, New York, to R w
Brown.
l4-French Barque Havre and Martinique,
Audihert. Martinique. to G w Davis
brig Mary Pennell. Doughty, Martinique, to F.
Dickinson.
schr George w DAVIS, (ncw,) Murch, New
York. to G w Davis. Experienced severe gale
off Cape Kateras on the 9th. vessel being thrown
on her beam ends, lost bulwarks and most of deck
load; passed, about 80 miles North of Hatteras, q
vessel bottom up, some few spars floating near her.
schr Friendship, Robinson, Beaufort, n. g., to
G w Davis.
l7-Schr E s Powell, POWELL Y, GWDavis.
CLEARED.
Sept. IL. Brig G Dow, Richardson, Kings
ton, Jamaica, by Potter & Kidder.
Big J NJ Clayton, Parker Philadelphia, by E
] Lutterloh.
schr Joseph Lybrand. Moslander, Philadelphia,
by Mulock
Schr. Claudia & Mary, Meekins, Washington,
by J MuIock
schr. Mary Francis, Pugh, Washington, by J
Muock.
Schr Jonas Smith, Williams, N York, by
w Brown.
Is. Brig Belle. Myers, N Y,by G w Davis
Schr. W m Hart, Candy, Providence, |, ballst
to D Ellis.
Brig Rowland, Adams, Bath, Me-, to Dickin-
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r!AfeRIEDs

Ia this town, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Capers, Mr.. l. Thomas Alderman, to Miss Mary
A. Love, daughter of VIM. J. Love, Sr, Esq, all
of this place.
At Washington Depot, New Hanover county
on the 10th inst, by the Rev. d B. Black, Mr.
James H. Henry, to Miss Mary Susan Garriss.
In Sampson county, on the Sd inst, by Rev. C.
Shaw, Mr.. James W. Cromartie, of Bladen, to
Miss Lucy G. Buie, late of Richmond county.
In Cumberland county, OH the 3lst ult., by
Rev. E. McNalr, Capt. Thos. J. Bula, 10 Miss
Barbara McNei |, all of Cumberland.
In Rockingham, on the 3Oth ult., by the Rev't
H. H. Crowson, Alexander A. Covington, Esq.
to Miss Martha A. Moody, daughter of Thoma:
Moody, ESQ.
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tried and therefore false and dangerous prin-
ciple; while you have shown from official doc
uments, that the amount of revenue collec-
ted on goods charged with ad valorem duties,
for many years past, far exceeds the amount
by specific duties. This of itself is proof that
the principle Is not new, and should put to
rest the pretended fear of the effects.
AS additional evidence, however, that ad
valorem duties is no new experiment, have
been to the trouble of enumerating the articles
and parts thereof in the Tariff of 1912, as ar
ranged by E. D. Ogden, Esq, and made use Of
at our Custom House, and the following is the
result
OF 349S articles and part thereof, 257o pay
ad va!orem duties,-6Sl pay specific duties,
and 247 are free. That is, the number of ar
ticles paying ad falorem duties is more than
four times the plumber paying specific, and
near three timeS the number of specific and
free articles together,-It does appear to me
more than folly to talk Of fraud and corrup-
ton which are to ensue Under the new Tariff
owing to the adoption of the exclusive ad va
loren principle-of the false oaths and under
valuations to be made by merchants, and OF
the great difficulty to be experienced by the
appraisers, sc. If under Mr. Clay's Tariff the
revenue officers have beea able to collect the
duty fairly, land there is no charge to the con-
trary,) and articles paying al valorem duties
amounting to three quarters of the whole, it is
at least charitable to suppose that they will be
equally successful with the additional one
quarter; and if the business of the appraisers
Office is increased, that the same watchfulness
and care will be used, the same judgment and
experience broughtto bear upon the whole, as
there have been heretofore upon a part. and
that much the largest part, and also that those
merchants who have been honest heretofore
are not likely to commence asystem of rogue
ny now, and that if new ones attempt it, de-
lection and punishment are sure to follow.
For political purposes men may cry ou
against the ad vaiorem principle, but men o
experience and of mercantile knowledge know
how idle is the cry, and all will soon learn it,
folly and, may say, knarery T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
DIED.

In New York, on the 18th inst, Lucy a. wife
of H. =. Kelly, Esq, of Wilmington, N. c.; aged
20 years. months and % days.
In this town, on the 18th inst, Of bilious fever
Capt. VIM. B. Gates, in the 7ath year of his age
a native of Portland. Me.
In Cumberland county, on the 9Th inst, Mr.
VIM L. Walker, in his 9Ist year. The deceased
was a soldier Of the revolution.
In Lower Fayetteville, on the 3lst Aug, Mrs
Bcnetta Johnson, consort of Mr.. Neill Johnson.
In Cumberland county, on the 9th inst. MIR
Benjamin Chapman, i'll the 9th year of his age
In Johnston County, Mr. James Lea, aged 10
a most worthy man and excellent citizens.
In Dave county, on the 9Th, Gen. Jas. Cook
In Johnson county, on the 26th ult., Mr.. Jno
B. Turner, aged about 40 years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
THE CLASSICAL SCHOOL

INF the Rev. M. G. CONOLEY, of sampsou.
W County, opened at Clinton on the first Mon
day in September, 1916. All the usual English
Branches taught in this school
Young gentlemen des;rious of preparing them
selves for admission into either the Freshman or
Sophomore Class at CHAPEL HILL, will here find
every facility for efectuay prosecuting their
cral studies.
The location is pleasant and even inviting, and
Bilious Ferer is unknown to the prosperous and
beautiful village of Clinton. lflaudable efforts TO
please, devoted piety and fidelity in the discharge
of every duty, deserve reward Mr.. Conoey's ,UiH
be great. Of him it may, with truth be said--he
is gentleman and thorough practical Scholar;
mild in his mode of dscpne--yet fearless OF con-
sequences when duty prompts him TO act.
Those interested in the moral and intellectual
advancement of their children NAV rely upon this
truth--that country affords no greater facili-
ties in primary education. than may be command
ed in the classical school of the Rev. NJ T.. Como
ley.
TUITIos for spelling end reading the first
class is So for second class including all other
English branches $40 for the Classics, 81 per
session.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
Of months each. No deduction made except
for protracted sickness or removal.
In view of the many benefits connected with
such school, and our confidence in Mr.. Conoley,
we take pleasure in respectfully recommending his
school to the pubic generally, and especially t"
the patrons of virtuous education.
II. ]. MORISEY.
+. +. SHAW.
n. McGII.L.
l.. e. HUBBARD.
r. MCKAY.
JIM MOSELEY.
K G. HOLMES.
w. r. KIRBY
A. E. MCKAY. &c.
A
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D ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
u = inst, bis man ZACKARIAH, aged about
- years. Zackariah, can read and write, is ye'-
low Completed has loss one of his upper centre
teeth. He is about feet high very intelligent.
a complete blacksmith and good jobbing carpen-
ter. He took. with him two suits of clothing, Il
dark green frock coat, dark grey pantaloOns and
striped vest, as dress; and su.t of white home
spun oznaburgs and white plains Jackson coat
dyed green. He win 10 doubt make every effort
to get of By water to Charleston or make his way
to Wilmington. will pay the above reward to
whoever will deliver him to INC at my residence
on WaccImaw. to Messrs. Robertson & Black
lock, in Charleston; e. Waterman. in George.
town-or. for his confinement IN any Jail in tbs
State. ~ that get him again.
Georgetown, Sept 1916 5l-sn
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A CAR

WE, the undersigned, passengers from New
York for this Port, or board the splendid
new and fast sailing schooner G. w. DAVIS. dc
offer to Capt. WILLIAM MrRcH, MIR. Dexter
(Mate,) the Sailors and Steward, our most sincere
and heartfelt thanks for their kind treatment anC
gen,lemanly department during the late disastrous
gale of The 9Th and 9Th inst. at which time ou
lives were placed in jeopardy. Thanks be to kline
Providence we were rescued from watery grave
Long live the officers and noble crew of the gal
liant schooner, to whom we subscribe ourselves the
Obliged and humble servants,
A. B. GURNEY,
Jos. HENDERSON,
STUART DRUMMoND,
J. A. Balm.
Wilmington, N c, Sept 18th, 1916.
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CHARLESTON MARKET

Rice.-Sales of between and 900 Casks at
prices ranging from q to 81.
Bacon.-The market under the pressure of a
heavy stock and limited demand. has yielded,
and prices are easier. Shoulders have been sell
ing in small lots at prices ranging from Al to Al
principally at q Sides from to 81 chiefly at
SIC per b.
Lard Two lots in all about 80 kegs, Wes-
tern, sold within the range of our quotations.
Grain.-A cargo of North Carolina Corn, of
good mixed quality, has been received since our
last, and sold at 564c per bushel. The market
is abundantly supplied, and the dealers state that
their stocks will carry them into the new crop. A
store lot of $50 sacks Western sold at the
same prize No Oats or Peas have been receiv.
ed since our last
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VA EEU
CONFECTIONERY Store.

"HE SUBSCRIBER having been burnt out
II by the late fire in Fayetteville, has removed
to this place, and taken store on the south side
of Market street, five doors east of the corner OF
Market AMI Front streets, where he is new pre-
pared to serve the public with fre III Candies and
Confectionaries of his own manufacture, either al
wholesale or retail. Old customers are respectful
u requested to forward their orders, which shall
be filed on short notice and packages forwarded
according to instruction.
DAYIU SHAW, Confectioner.
Late of Fayetteville.
Wilmington y. e.. sept. 18th, ls4s.--,.59.3
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WILMINGTON MARKET-sept. II.


NAVAL STORES.-Turpentine has again
receded in price and the arrivals have been in
small lots during the past week, & sales made from
So so to So As, and sa es this day as low as So 80.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-We have
heard of mo transaction since our last.
TAR.-The same remark will apply to this
article as does to Spirits Turpentine.
LUMBER AND TIMBER.-We understand
that sales are very dull; prices are however, firm
CORN-Two cargoes, consisting of goo bush.
els have been sold this week at prices ranging from
SIS to So cents.
NEW YORK MARKET-Sept IL.
Turpcntine. Wilmington, soft, So rs
do Newbern, 2 rs 0 90
Spirits Turpentine, 81 395
Tar, 60 2 Is
Rice. per cwt. 3 IS 4 l2a
Naval Stores Generally, continue about as
previously noticed with further sales of 900 bbls
! new Washington and Newbern Tu:pentine al
1915 per $50 lbs Spirits Turpentine at 81 a3sc
cash. the latter price for small lots the market clo
sing with less activity than last week 1000 bbls
North County and Wilmington Rosn at SIS G5
delivered, including some Wilmington at so C.
aaoat.-Tar is nominal at Our quotations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18

THE SUBSCRIBER being desi-
MA rous Of removing into the country,
ilIIR offers for sale his House and Lot.
- situated on Dock street. The House
has five comfortable rooms four with fire-Places,
with all necessary outbuildings attached. The
Lot is sc by SIS f., well improved with shade
trees, and an excellent well Of water in the yard.
ALSO, another Lot adjoining, highly improved
for garden. sc by los it., which is an excellent
building Lot. The situation is very healthy and
pleasant, both in winter and summer seasons.
Terms will be made easy to the purchaser
with warran:ec title. /. PETERSON.
Sept tth, lsi6.-[5l-tf
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From the n. Y. journal of Commerce.
ADVAIOREM DUTIES.
be continued

If we are to believe the assertions of the
manufacturers and many patriotic politicians,
great injury to many interests. and to the re-
venue ofthe country, is to be felt by the adop-
ton of the ad valorem principle under the
new Tariff. They speak of it, from Messrs
Webster and HAYWOOD down, as d new and un-
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Brig Orb, Perkins. -,
lREPoRT OF THE HRIG ROWLANp.l

REPORT OF THE nRIG RowLANp.1
September the lth, in the latitude of 80 20>,
longitude 73o 22>, passed brig dismasted by
the board and also brig with her fore topmast,
and main topgallant mast and main yard gone.
On the 18th, in lat. $50, long. TAO, took the
Captain and crew from the Brig Lagrange of N.
York, dismasted and on fire. Cargo-Lime.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-sept. l:

Produce arrives slow, and all kinds continue
very scarce in store Flour would command
S. SO to SIS, Bacon, 8 cents. Lard 10. Corn
scarce and sells at 81 to IS. Meal 81 90. Oats
35 cts. New Brandy advanced to 80 cents; Whis-
key 80. Sales Of Cotton at u to e, but prices
may be considered as nominal as but few bales
were offered and not enough to establish quota
ton. North CaroLinian.
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JUST RECEIVER.
GROOC.EVrES

GROOCERIES.
SO BIS. LaguayraC Coffee,
80 do Rio do
5 do Java do
s Hhds. P. n. Sugar,
2 do st. Croix do
2 Boxes Loaf do
rs Hhds. Bacon Sides,
IL Brls. Mess Pork,
10 Hhds. Molasses,
40 Brls. aud half Brls
Canal Flour.
IL Brls. N. c. Land,
Is Boxes Soap,
Is do Candies,
6 do Tobacco,
2 Brls. Snuff,
60 Bags assorted Shot,
10 Kegs Powder,
so Kegs assorted Nails
1900 Bukht Is Salt,
Bags Pepper, Spice an,
Ginger.
Mats Cinnamon Ioses
Nutmess, Indigo, Span
ish Br'n., Venetian R.&I
Annctta, Sallpetre, Sui
Phur, Castor Oil. Epson
Salts Salaera.us.
HARDWARE.
coOrERs.
Stock Howells, Adze.
Bourd Axes, Jointer |
rons, Croze, Compasses
Vices, Drawing Knives
Howeliing Knives.
CARPENTERS.
AIDES, Squares, Hatchr.
Broad Axes, Anger
| Chisseis, Gimblet
Cross Gu, Saws, kno,
plats, and Stock Lock,
Pad do. Collins & Sin
mons Timber and Boz
ing Axes. Knives srl
Folks, Pocket Knive;
| DrD
Catinets. Kentucky
kerssys, Linseys, Rs
Blue and Black Clio
Shirtings and Sheet!
Diaper, Bear Duck,
ding, Ginghams, Blue
liag, Blue Striped ]
ing, Teas Startling /;
icoes, Fine and Conn
ton Poke. Handkercl,
cy Head DO, w hite al
raj assortment Of Ihr.
Combs, &c. &c. !; tog
articles, all Of which a
or retail, by HA
Sept l9, 1916.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sal

IN THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
f1sS on accommodating terms, the following
.% parcels of Real Estate Tviz: Fifteen
go or twenty Lots. situated just outside
the limits of the corporation, and the East side
of the Newbera Road Also, three thousand acres
Of Land upon which there is Saw and Grist
Mill, (upon an improved princple.) about one
mile from town, on the Newhern Road. There
is about $50 acres of cleared land. The balance
is we'll timbered with Oak, Cypress and Pine.
There are also nine tasks of Turpentine Boxes
already cut upon it; besides about many
more as yet untapped. lso good Brick-Yard.
Also a tract of land on the Sound, adjoining
the lands of DIR. John Hill containing about
225 acres. Upon this property, there is
siderable amount Of stock, consisting of Hogs,
Cattle, &C., which will be disposed of with the
property. Also, two Hoses and Lots where tho
subscriber now lives.
ALSO,
Two or three valuable negro women and chill
dren for sale.
For further particulars those DESTROYS of purchn-
sing, can apply to the subscriber.
MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington, n. G, Sept IL, 1916 sat-
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Brigade Orders No. z.
HEAD QUARTERS, 3HD BRIGADE,
Ora DIVISION N0RTH-CARoLINA MILITIA.
WILMINGTON, 25th August. 1916.

6TH Division NORTH-CARoLINA MILITIA.
WILMINGTON, 25th August. 1916.
To Colonels Commanding 9Th, 3Od, 3lst, and
39h Regiments Of North Car ohna Militia.
YOU are hereby ordered to have your respective
Regiments ready for inspection and review at the
following times and places, viz:
The Oath Regiment at Jacksonville, Oaslo~
County, on Wednesday, the l 18th day of November
next. The 3lst Regiment at kenansvile. DupIin
County. on Saturday, the 18th day of November.
The 39th Regiment at Snithvlle, Brunswick
County, on Wednesday, the 18th November.
The 3Oth Regiment at Wilmington, New Hano-
yer County, on Saturday, the 2lst November.
The line to be formed and ready for inspection
and review at Ii o'clock, A. M
You will make your returns required by the
35th Section of the Militia Laws to the Bngadier
General, at this place, on or before the 25th Of
October
By order of
L. H. MARSTELLER. Brig GenI.
WIN. n. PEDEN, Aid-de-Cam