: . ... ? -. -
,Mibbwwss"'"' ' mi i 1 1 f ' ' m lJJ " '" - -
h.'S;er:ap,;.:-
V
w '
TTTERSON3 desirous of . oreedHij from Bullion
rt tbe pare and mo auihent pediaree, of
ftoVactioa anil symmetry, of f muscular power,
and of fW Mmpw awl ond constitution, hav now
.k. Mctxmit of doini m i nd on ,tba mort
The bov named Horn, the property of Charles
Manly Eq rich orrl, with flaxen Mane and Uil.
and ia appearance very like hUgraodaire Sir Charles,
.Mra fiU. will stand the ensoinr Season
nmendna 1st March, and ending let July', 1845
- at tha Plantation of Charles Manly, Eaq. three mile
. east of Raleigh, and will be Ut to mares at 1 en ii.
jars tbt Season and Fifteen to ensure. Fifty Cent
lip Cnaa far eixeA Mart. ' -. ' H ! " t '
will be -furnished Mart, if
desired.on the osaal Trm. Every precaution witl
be tikirfW preot accidents, but no liability i a-
ThaPedire6fStraDi here rienfr tbe infer-
xution of Breeder ; and for their gratification re
itreoee U mad to the Turf RegwUr and 8portina a
tr. i 1 ,ni Ttvwt fat the Memoirs, 'rwrraiw,
and racing History of hi Ancestor, where IrwiW b
IVIiOl u ',
. Hi oedteree mar Urtlied on as authentic, end
v.i. L.-, -jTui- the Public with eret conn
.ft iha riuraicke' BrcoMtrr for
.k- f stock, intended rttbet for the
Torf, the Saddle. lh Htrne. 'Jh l; '
, SAMUEL LEA.
. Baleiih, Febrnary 19. 1845." r 1 ln
' - "aaaMaaaa ' : ' '' T'
i ' PEDIGREE.,'' ' ';; .
STRAP wa got by the imported HoiW flexible.
rich brown, bred by the Earl of Egremom ; goi oy
Whalebon oat of Themi by Sorcerer wa impor
tJ nK VirinU bv Dr. MerriU & Co. and atoed at
Wilton, in 1838. . For extended pedigree, - deerip-
tioa and pertormtnce of thi Uor-oQ the LngUan
- TbtC printed BUI of the day. ..
HTrr A p'h 1b m Lama x a torrel mare wiin
aSfbt blaxe and on bind foot white ; bred by Dr.
r Pat kinaon of Va . and wa cot by W. U. Ji'hnann'a
dltinuiahed Sillion tnd race Horae Kir f ;htrle,
that wa by Sir Archy.dam by imported Citixen.
1 Vol. Torf Regwter 473. - '
STRAP'S Grandam waa Luereiia i well kwmed
aorrel mare, bfed by CepL Doj. Ward, of Va.; foaled
in 1807, and wa got by Imp. Hore Boxxard, acbe
tnt that wa imported into Va. by Col. John Hoome,
in i ttai. and waa b ; Wood Decker.- dam Misfortune?
by Dux dec dec For Lucretia, aee Bponaman'
Herald, 310.-For Boxxard, S. H.tt: 1-T. Iter.
ll: S T. Re U, 3U: 3 T. Re. 13; 4 T. Kec.43.
' i Hi Great Grandam waa Camilla by Imp. Diumed,
cbesnat Horre by Florizel, dam liy Spectator; iav
- ported by Col John Hoomca, 1798, and died in 1808.
3 Torf Reg. 531.
.Gf dam wa Indian Sqoaw, by HobLa Aagaa
ta. a aorrel Horae owned by Kai'l. Hobb ol. Va,
that wa rot by Old Clodiiis, dam by Spouwood
Apollo 3. H. US. 268. ... - ,
G fe g dam wa Indian Qaeen by Uead Old
Filgrim i.H.l64v IWian Qoeen waa the dam
also of Belrill aniLthe Grind dam of the JLce Horae
8ir WilCam 3 T; R.175. ' ' '
Gf f ft dam waa by Imported Jans. Jano
- waa imported aboot tbe year 1752, and died m 1780,
21 S4 years, if wa a cbesnat Hers, 4 feet, 9
inche high, wiih a blase in hi face, and both hind
let waiee.: Tho Stuck of Old Jano for power,
wiflnee and durability have been eqoalled by no
other breed of bone. EA.a remote cna of him in
the most superior race Horses of the present day is
gene rally esteemed indispensably necessary.' S. H.
39,214,158310: I T. Kejf. 176,463.
Gregg g dam was by Imported Jolly Roger
This Lj the first horee that, gave distinction to tbe
racing Stock of Va, . Hi performances and pauigreo
ar record! in the name of Roger of tbe V aU."--He
waa a cbesnat and commenced eosering in Va. in
- 171S when be took the name of Jolly Rzer. He
waa get by Ronndhead, that was by Flying Childera,
' and his dam by Partner, 8. H. 40, 3103 T. Rrg
19. 307,313, 574. t - !
- Gtr rrtt dam was by Imp. Valiant, a Dan
llerse, rot by Dorraoase, dam by Obi Crab. Valiant
: wa the 8ire of the celebrated rnoninc horse Brim
mer.-3. H. 63,3103 T. Reg. 314. - .
v Gircfif c dam was an Imported Ms re.
la STRAP is thus united oa the part of hia Sir.
the-Uood of Godolphin Arabian, Herod, Matcbem and
Eclinee : and on the side ef tits dam,, the blood of
Godolphin and Darley Arabians, Flying ChUJers,
Jolly Roger, Jano, Diwmed, Citixen, Sir. Archy
e. 4c C4 naave that have distinguished the blod
Horse ia England and America, for tbe la-4 century.
, Important to Southern and
TITISTEI
- fTnHE Subscribers, Wholesale Grueeri and Com
11 mUtion ilertkanU of the Chy of N E W YORK,
bamg on hand a large and well assorted Slock of
Good, are ready to funish any article that may be
wanted in the Grocery line, or attend to aoy business
entrusted to tbeircaie. They will receive all kind
of produce, cell it promptly at the best market prices,
and when the availa thereof are to be invested its
Goods, NO COMMISSION w!l be charted for sell
'ing. uTh Goods sent shall be pat at the very lowest
pfjee the market will allow, and a a guarantee for
this, any article bought of them which doe not give
entire satisfaction, either in PRICE or QUALITY,
may be returned, and the money will be cheerfully
refunded. The rule that ahall govera tiirm ia all
their transaction, shall be tbe old motto, of M doing to
' ethers in all things ta we would have tbem do to us."
They will furnish Good for Cash, satisfactory Notes
or Drafts, and all kind of Prodoce. This givn to
I. distant Merchant an opportunity of getting their
geod from the fountain head, without being charged
. with unreasonable prices. All aritrt shall be attended
to with promptness. - They will ose theii best exer
tiona to advance the interests of their customers, and
by prompt attention and tbe strictest fidelity, hope to
rrcsive the patronage of all those who like to see just
and honorable dealing amonw mankind. . v
, , . dow & walsh;
. , . i 53 Front sL, Kew York.
. N. B. BhoaU aoy . person, before ordering hi
goods, wish to know the state of the market, it 'will,
be given I him a soon as requested. . . .
Feb. 31, 1845. 16'
SPRIXG IJIPORTATIOX 1S45.
''. -
' Steft
ilPamMO?ElnTHSWlBf CEUi k CllSSs
' -trCXMOXZ JTKtXT, FETEgSBPgC, YA. 7
bll AYE received by recent arrival. Jireet
JUL from tha Potteriea, a portion of their Spring
supply of Earthenware and Ch'uia, and are expecting
Jaity, addoiobs which wUl lender their assortment
complete. " ..'-...! . - , -,
- : . t. Glamrare, . -i-'
of every variety on hand, and arecotuuntlr receiv
,io addiiioos from ile Mannfactoriea. . -v
. - -, . Stoneware, . - "
'of superior quailky, beside many other anicWa wor
thy ol attention. . , T .
aVV00 wpectfolly solicit Oar friends fioai
( Nortlt Carelini to examine our Stock before parch.
Ing. is w" iaieod oaring strong tniliicrmenis. for
. Cash or Ciry pir. f JOSEPH StEBBINS,
BENJ.K.PULLEN,
' . ; , " ' formerly of Raleigh. N. C.
' ' I'ersLwrg;. Feb 25.1845. 18 1m. .
DR. CHARLES F' "JOHNSON "
Batoctfully ofiers hia Professional oer.
vice to the Citixen of Raleish and of
ta sarrnsjadins; eounlry. - Hi 8hopisoa Hii!aboro
t in et, Uulj occ0piea by Dr. Htilf . .
4 sn o .-.-. v ; .... v j ,
Save your Corn Cobs andr
' it c 'V" 'S Lilt-.-';
W" hli Aim .
tt wr niKUni.. h. Ki.nAivLitera Paten
7J "'fcM- " .
II Ia Mikl mfMiuni if ill atones Cot rocks V' now
in ose, to grind- COZHf COO and SnilCH,
into meal, for Hefev Male. Catue ogs.
br saving mere than om IbiW o a cr.r, wuiuu
Imnartant tlam Wilh bUnter. 1 H .IDU7 OW
r. ih..h. nnrnnae is simole snd dursbte,aud can
not, with fair means; eel pulot rdr. , It wilt last as
long as the Stone laatrf with an expenseot.tOcenl
everr fi yer. To enUe the common Mill flone
to grind ear eorn finto, meal, requires no new boiM-
t. tranoer. .It can aUo be applied to nf
Mill. Treshmg Machines, Gins t eny gt V9t
known: The same Mill ill grind one third more ol
Cora meal by the Introdoction of thi Mabjnery, ana
can be chanced Irom gnnduig :Corn anu w
""b"1 V " r.v.
t: UmI in tha snace Ol .oj"J wu.
w .. . .rik.a M
Corn alone, when led to stock, i. d to be by jhe
most practical and acien.ific nanleri, cooitpnunf in
Its effect, producing founder, choltc aod variona
other maladies which ar incident to atoek. ? Grinding
cob with the Corn, make a. food c -ngenist nth
h.!r n.tara. and csnoot oredoce -any of the eriOS
MMiilia abova mentioned. Stock, when fed on Corn
exclusively, are deprived of the benefit of -distension
(ao necessary to the proper health of animal) by
i heir beinff nnabte :o eat a rufficienl bulk to produce
iliairiKtion bf.M tha" animal liecomes E'rred. Coba
PTonnd with the corn, tiroduce thi neesry disten.
sion, without any danger of disease' arising from
overeating.. Corn .and cob meal j .mproveu
scalding, and till more by boiling. nd yrt more by . a
partial fermenUiion. All the preparationa facilnate
ditfealion for Hor. But Horses and Mules will not
at fermented food, conseouenttv they will requira it
Awm nri.i1 i arii!) en 111 water. Horses.. Mules
and Oxen, when fed with onsround food, void much
in an undigested etate. which is of course lost for
w" J Jr , w , j.,i
tr Te undersigned canle addresida( Raleigh,
lu . & m m - - j- r
despatch by himself or Agent. '!',
rmrt nil mnllm tmll lif HI IHIJIM. In TjHIlCl Utttl T I 1 14 . .'
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. " 16-Iy
v " CERI'IFICATE. I ; ' '
Havinr been solictied by Maj Collin to have my
Mill adinstad in rnnd Corn in tne xar ana anucE, 1
. m m . as. a v
consented inst ne snouiu oo so as id njienmcui uu
I am able to say that it rrinda Corn in the Shock at
r... . . ii : . i
ih r.ta of 30 boahela oer hour : and the dressinr of
the stones is so improved, that it grinds be!l'd Corn
more than twice aa fast as before, snJ by my ws'ch.
at the rate of 15 bnshrls per hour, and the meal finer
than usual. I deem it a valuable improvement, and
ahali purchase the richt to use it, aa it will afford me
a speedy way of feeding my horses ami cattle, and
save much thereby.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Wilt CotnrTt. In the Court of Equity,
Autumn Term, 1844, ? .
William Peace, Plaintiff, 1 j
.. - ; Against " J :--;
John M. Peace and ethers,: Defendants. )
fTnHE BILL, and amended Dill, in tbe above en-
U titled cause, seta forth, ia substance, that the late
Jeseph Peace, of Wake Couuty, died iatestale, and
without issue, leaving certain persona named in tne
said Bill, as Defendants, bis betrs at Law, and wiib
the Plaintiff, entitled in certain tights and proportions
to bis Real Estate that be died possessed of certsin
ands specified in the bill a a tenant in com
mon with tha Plaintiff, and of certain other land in
BeveraHy ; and the bill prays,
for reasons set forth.
therein, that tie said land may be sold, and the pro
ceeds passed to the parties according to their resprp.
utv inwmu is iu mw wuu. . .
And, it appear in a to the aaUsfaction of the Court,
that certain of the Defendant in the said bill named, j
ar not inhabitant of this State, and ran not be served
with process, that is to say, Exektel Fuller and Naucy
hia wife, John G.Barr. and Msrgaret Uarr, Robert
D. Potter, William King, Campbell and Elix j
abeth (late Elixabeth Juog.). hia wife, Zacharuh
Harmon and Harriet bis wife, .Pleasant M. Mask,
and Samuel Mixon and Catharine , hia wife, Thomas
L Moore and Juliet, hi wife, 'Christopher C. Hall,
William P. Aga, Duma and Martha (late
Martha Aga hie wife. Hardy Clements, and Maria
A. his wife, Robert L. Peggees and Harriet K. bis
wife, James O.-Bogga and , Elizabeth N. hu. wife,
W but C. Lyon and Lacy D. hia wife, and Charles
C. Piggees. Il is, therefore, on motion, ordered that
an advertisement be made in the Raleigh Register, a
newspaper published at the City of Raleigh, for six
weeks, notifying the said- Defendant of the scope of 1
tbe said Mils, and warning them, and each and every
of them to be and appear in this Court, at the Court
I louse, in Raleigh, on the first Monday after the lourtb
Monday of Marcn next ; tnen and tnere to answer,
plead or demur, otherwise the said bills will be taken
for confessed by them, and beard eat parte.
Witness. Pxa bib-Bcsa KB,1 Clerk and Master of
the said Court of Equity, the first Monday " after the
fourth Monday of September, A. D 1S44. 1
PERRIN BUSBEE. C. M. E
tti ii t a 1 r i I
Yaiuauie TroDerivi ior oaie.
" I
.... was ,wmm aj nmr in n a v -mx -mn wm . I
I!f THE CITY OF HAEEIGH.
mi
rILL be sold positively without" reserve." on
IT Tuesday, the 1st of A pril next, leinrf tbe 2nd
day of the Superior Court, (if not previously dUpored
of at private sale.) that large 3 Mory Jfcw Ilrick
Uulldlng, nearly 60 feet square, and 60 feel high,
on the corner of Fay etteville and Hargttl Mreets. in
tbe centre of the City, and forming two of the best
tenement in Raleigh for any kind of business. :-. It
ha a Passage of 8 feet throtigh the centre, from one
end to theothcr.upon each floor, so that every Room in
the House may be approached without having to pas
through one into another. Deside the passage on the
ground floor two elegant Store Room have been
constructed in the very best stv Is and at great ex
pense; underneath are' two floe dry Cellars. .., The
2d and 3d Stories are divided by passage into 2 ele
gant Tenements designed for Family residences ne
having 4, and tbe other 6 airy and commodbu-
Booms ; and in the rear of this building, tker is a
new Kitchen and other Oat Houses. - ; ,
Thi valuable Building i covered with Tin, and is
one of , tbe best, most 'convenient and elegant es
tablishment In .the estate, and being in the beait of
the City, with a alight alteration, might be converted
Into a splendid Hotel It cot in its ereciioo, togelh
er with tbe ground, the sum of $14,700.
ALSO, one other new two 8 lory Brick Hltil
ding, on Wilmington Street, likewise in or about
the centre of the City. On the first floor, there are
two excellent Store Room, and above are 4 comfort
able Rooms, divided by a Passage. This House is so
constructed, as to afford accommodation to two busi.
nee men and their families ; and cost together with
tbe (round, opwarda of $2,500. . .-. '
Tbe whole,- or any part of tb above derribed
Property, may be had at private sale on application to
either' of the undersigned j. and to aecommitdata pur
chasers, will be divided and sold in separate Tene
ments iftbey should jneferiL i . ""7 V'l
TERMS : Approved negotiable paper at the Bank
of the State of North Carolina at lUlcigh. -,' - .
: . . . . wk. hill, -
, jno. buffaloe;
jno. hotchins,
, v DAVID CARTER.
B. .T. BLAKE, -W,
L. OTET. : r
Raleigh, Feb. 4. 1845. " ' 10 U
To all whom tills may concern. -Tf
UT received, some of the most-celebrated Brand
tJ or Chewing Tobacco; also, Mrs. Millers Fin
cut f Thawing and smoking Tobacco; we deal in noth
ing but Cigar and Tobacco - and consequently we
can afford to sell from 20 to 50 per cent lower than
any other house in tb City, and none excepted.
Call at the Cheap Cigar Stoie. if yoa want a good
rticle. KKAUSB A. MILLER. 'i
; Fayette ville street, opposite City Hall, j ;
..North- Carolina Jnstltutlo
; ar or j.st7
fTTinl IriMitatVonwilf be opened forthe rec;
I Have DCCM.WWiaf.UCW, i , . . t, - .
r . ' , k..;n'ohiI.lfn r fiiends. who a'tt t'tsJiM
f 0nfS,Hna class.: wUl oe -a)f,ractial.Aftlo
ie. class.- will 'W practicable' mean jft to
a bereaatiear the timeof opening thf ft fI
. present. Pupils will be received at wiyjise,
I otf ihtm
i pifo
I . P... iK. nfcacnL
- .) i - ,;h aiul tktrtv 1 The Pupils wiU lives -in
Mm0 wil priacipal and his family j d
wJ, 8nder.hMi rare and direictWBrr-
The female Carpi! will be tinder liw especial rof
lh ijfafih Priacipal and the MatrK,jin.d 4 bttt-
mnct aitention will he itiven and ar taken, to ejre
tUt eomCirt, .d bsiness. as- well a the .iatpr)-,
Porii
.rhe.ttnto jthe Sesslbn of tn TOwt& illbe
Q - btmiired -nt rWlsrs. f Beare jVVasn Jg
sr. a
and Taiiiert,' Inclosing the uecesry Dooka ami; all
. . - . iM.ii... - -t kStiK.1 aMi1ifti A i
eipenses,eiceH u-iotmnjj mim
payable, one half semi annuany in advance
rneery tesi asfc" ci:urr i"vm
a the number of Pupils may - require. Th prere
time of opening the School will be ' meuttorjed iMa
future Adveitisement.', . "1 , . r . ? -m..
All Comrriunicsti.'ns on the subject of tbe.instMa
tiftn. astdressed to Wwtos R. Gstas, Esq "tf0.
(postpaid) it after toe 1 st of A nril, to tne rnnwri.
rill be atteixJea to prouiwy . ; , ,.f . .., -r:..
All am1ications for admission 'for Popil, whyise
Parenu are not ab.le to support them either in fulor.
n art shoulJ be made, to Hi Excellenoy, (At.
GaABAX, President of the Literary Hoard. W j
.... WILLI AAtllt.iUUiks. rrinqpa-.,! :
Feb. 3. f845 .wr'. .Lvt
Snlendid : Lotteries,
. . : i , 4iv-- 'if
J.
$30,000 Capital,
Aleiondrla-Iotter; jf
To be drawn t ' Alexandria D; C Saturday
Aiarra to, oiu. ..-
fitnn 1 0.fifiO S.OOO S.COO 1
91V17 t
Tickrts 510, Halve 5, (juartrra $2 BO. w
Certificates of packagea of 25.wbolo ticket flSOf;
.Do
do.
25 half - do
Do
do
25 quarter do
' .12 :60
30,000 dolla i s, sa;
, " Alexandria Xottery,'; "'liM
' " Clas No. 12, for i 84 5.
To be drawn at Alexandria. JX C? on 8aturJs;
v .. March 22; 1845,: Jl!$
. -' n9Pt':-acasxiB.'. '.'-;
$30,000 lO.OOO S.OOO. $3,tf
O Prizes of $1,5001 -.-m
m a. jmt jnav vv rira aranv as A nrrix CT fc Ms. W arCV jJvV wa TIP
lULiti&j MJf iijsr sJtos4o Va
dee.
did
die.
Ticket 10 Halve $5 Quarter f2 $Jfc-W
Ccrtifica'C of package of 36 whole ticket
1
Do - . do - 28 hair do
' Do - ; do H - '26 quarter' do
135
30.000 lOlsliAUU:;
ALEXANDRIA fcOTTJEKir,
11 ;;-"XTaa I5.-for 1845: '
To be drawn in Alexandria. D. Clt on Saturday
V : :, ... ; March:29th. 1845. ; v f
.'. '. ' .Fifttez Drawn BaUots,: . '. . ;
truacDin raista. :i
$30,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 3, V0
-f,5J0 '$2,000 1500. 9
Ticker's only 10 Halves 5 Quartera $2 a I
Cenificale of Package of 25 Whole tirketa 1 120
do do . .25 Half
do
An f'':'' An. k ' 'fS'Onartrv
do 30
Oidersfor ticket and shares and certificatii of
rackaces in the stove fplendid Lottrriea will receive
the most iMOmpt attention, and an-official sccotrt I of
each drawii.c sent immrdiatelv after it ia over all
..1 i-- .: r. ... .1.1 .... vr,- - i
J. G. UKfJUOKY & UU. Alanagers, r
Waabingtnn City; D i.
1 ,
Turner & lTnches have fonia'e.
OIKSTI0.1S UK Ihir KUMJ&ltm
rrcommended by Bishop Ivxh, 'as VWt
exed'ent in itself, and particularly aur alde 'O ib sea-
son ofLenf Price 18f cent-. Alto, SeruiOji of
ant Episcopal Church Price twelve and a half I'-.kxt.
Also, Catechism,' by same author, to be taught" efyily.
Raleigh, Feb 17, 1845. . ''r. f uU
: .risii a-ti4ites at uover Bet5ti-r
w x n . a
a kew - ttmuii-t.ifag
MA otore of
' " .
ir:.
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD &C!
Fb..23.
.Female; School.
MRS. FINCH will open a Female Boann;
and Day School in the City of Raleigh, orjjhe
Ut day of April next . A pleasant situation tis'i'cvn
selected for this purpose, on Fsyetieville Street, a jput
uiu-waj u,wwh un fin, i j uu, mutt ius uuri i a
residence. " -The 'Scholastic year will be divided j.iiio
laayA Masslsr f fHaiSB) tvt.u.lkc sav Is . .- j
Pupil will be received at any age, fronvS tU0
year of . .. - : ,-
TERMS.
Board,-including every thing, .
960 per'Ses( tn.
cupelling. Resding and Writing.
.6
8
. 10
Grammar. Geography." ArUhntic
and Hutory (with tbe above,)
Natural Philosophy. Compost ion
-and Batanv.
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric and -
Chemistry, -c . 12
Moiic, -;j : . , 20
French. . . , "- . ,. '- -: . 10
Parent and Guardians responsible .from the un
of entering, till the cloae of the Term. :7;'i
No deduction made for absence of Pupil, excecrin
esses of protracu-d illness: .. ; , .' ' iJH .
Etamination of Pupils Semi-annually. ,1 '
Payments to be made at the close ut the Season..
Mi. F. having leen engsged tor several yearsiat'
in tne instruction or iung toadies, natters jietpeir
that she will be able to give setirfaction .to tuosejrho
may patronize her School. . ' '- -'"v-H .7
U is her purpose to embrace in her course . ofcin-
struetion all the branrhea of a thorough and aco. 'nr-
pllsher Female Education, and a the position u wtri-
Iral and healthy, and the terms accommodating nho
hopes to'be encouraged in this attempt to ail v'fAce
0 li.oj s o . . ww. . : -
s cmaie coucauon in our oiaie. 1 oe sincre
lion will be pa;d to the moral habits of the Pupil
n
tneir nettgious privilege anu connection wi&fe.
j gulated according to tbe wtshe of Parent and Uar-
Mr. F. will give such attention to the8cbool aiis
professional duueswill permit. ";ir
Raleigh. March lsU 1845, 7V t 7,
TO TIH3t FARKXESS OF.:.WaJK4 i
. , and adjoLtiJris CounUes. j
-.TTUST Received from tb factory near MiltontjN.
q) . C. Ricbrnond'a newly improved seif-sharrjen-log
Plough, which cannot be surpassed by atiylm
plement of the kind ever offered in the State. ' ?f hi
Plough, must meet the aiprdbation of all bblV 11
test it as to its ease of draught, durability, but pe
dally its cheapness. 7 J v p
A liberal discount made to tbose who parchasrlbv
ft:
U ;f lxtptie. o lQ m V I M .
iftt ol Raleigh:: Plint cmujodio toTWg
t 't-l-.- -u..:.t ..r-ir is esrnesllv'desifed Mat
No13 jQHNSTKEEr;Ev:TORK,
CriiiwllJitfntpri,8J!d fi!cXii:?factKrci cf.
-siji. eat;vo
7 .Jt!a' " 5
t TaIso, therJmproved CAMPHINE LAMPS, SO;
LAR LAMPM. GIRANDOLES, HALL LAMPS
Vnd LANTE KNS.' and dealera in ASTRAL and
SOLAR '8H ADES, CHIMNEYS and LAMP
GLAKSE8 of all kind, LJWMP-.WICK, PHRE
BPERM OIL, CHEMICAL OIL CAMPHINE
and BURNING FLUID j oth of whidi are pflered,
at Wholesale and Retail, af the lowxst icxs "roT
CASH.
1
September IU
76-6m
TO THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH
'And tHe Public CJenerally. ;
rrnHE Subscriber take thi method -nf returning
Ii hi thaiik to his numerous friends in thi Chy
and the State at large, for their liberal support, daring
the time h ha been engaged in Manufacturing
I'ianos lie feel assured toat a genereus puouc
will asain allow him to oiler hi erviwe to tbem
fullv persuaded, as be is. that in all case, both in fno
king, repairing, and tuning Instrumenta, he will be
ens bled to give entire aatisuction, . or, .maivc
CHARGE. To thi who will engage with him to
tune their instruments by the year, be offers to keep
their Piano in perfect tune, for a small advance over
the common charee made by itinerant tuner, wuo
do their work, and are off, before it ia tested. ,
I have on hand a few PIANOS, which I will sel
on moderate terms. -They ar h k w, and well finished,
with extended soundinc board. .
Orders from a distance, not too remote" .from. lots
City, for toning, will be promptly attendedjo.
1 Raleigh. March 1st.; 1845. - 1831
"in ROM the Suhgcriber living in WsaLington
H1 Counlv." Mwsissippi, in Jane If,J r yeflow
man narried SIMON, about 23 yea raV age, five feet
nine or ten inches bigh, rather lieax-ity made, Uut very
active no particular marks remembered he will
I. per ha pa endeavor tu make bis way to North Carolina,
Franklin Coooty, where it is believed lie was ratseu
by a Mr- Thrift, or to Alabama, where be had been
hired out in 184hor8.-
Any person delivering him to me or securing him
in jail so that I can get lmn, shall e liberally 1
warded: K V S: WORTHINGTON.
'Eggs Point,; Washington Co., :k
-Mississippi, January 30.1845. )
15
A - Treatise on the the theory and practice of
LANDSCAPE GARDENING, adapted to
Noam Ax sal c a : with a view to the improvement
of country residencea. Comprisitig HUtoncal notices
and general puna plea or the art, directions fur laying
out grounds and arranging plantations, the description
and cultivation of trees, decorative accompaniment o
the house and grounds, the formation of pieces of
Artificial wa'er. flower gardens,' 6CY
Wiihycemarka on 'r.-i V t v-'1--
nVRAL ARCniTECJTlJIlE. .
. Second Edition, enlarged revised- and newly illus
trated by A. G. Downing, author of design for Ct
tage residerrre, $0.- ' . :' ' ' .. '
For aale by V TURNER & nUGHES,
, t c-.'i , ; y Publishers' Agents. ,
Kab-igh. Marab 1st., 18.45. . 18
- 7? SPltUfG 011845. . .
TTTE are now ready for the tfprtng trade, having
f V received our stock, just purchased, bv one of
our firm in person, in the bst market and at, the
lowest possible prices. AVebave on-band a very
heavy assortment of e very thing desirable in the Dug
business All or tb bist o,t7AiiTT. ' ":r
We respectfully solicit a call from Our old Friends,
and the puMie generally,": assorini; them that we
r prepan-d to offer ihein greater imlurement.' than
tr,forCash or on theusual credit to punctual cus-tim-rs.
, - V 7' '..7 . .. ' , 7 7 "
Below, we enumerate a fe w of our leadine articles.
all of which-, together with eteri thing tee sell, we
warrant to be of the BEST QUA LIT V, and at
PRICES WHItJH CANNOT FAIL-TO GIVE
.SATIttFACTIONfT -.v V
Eiom Salt ..
Paris Green. i fj ;
Brussian Blue 4 . : -
Alum '.r .". .
G, Camphor .
t , J Verdigris ( Dry and in Oil)
' iTerra De Seinnu "
Opium
Snar Lead '
Umbur, Lampblack
Vermillion ,'7: fuif
Cream Tartar
Tartaric Acid l7;- i
Bronzes' 1 f
Aloe i vvv'
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil (of
best quality) . 1
Tanner Oil (bestquslityi
Calomel (beat) j
Supr Cor. Soda '
Kbubarb. Ipecac, Jalap
Spanish Browc,Vcneuan
Magnesia. Quicksilver.'
Red - 1 - ? - ,
Soda Powders
Kedlitt do. - :'
INDIGO (liest Flotant and
Morrilla ) f 4 4 a vU 7
Balsom Copavia .
Madder, . Copperaa, Bine
Csstile oap G. A radio
cttonei:- I", s:
Brtmstone.Flower Sulphur
Logwood, Com wood, Red-
Sulphate Morphine;
A, -WOOd.' ; U 'f-
Aietate-. - do -7
Murae do -. '
Coehinesl. Red Sanders ,
Cologne, Florida, and. Toi
Wulph. Quinine : 1
let Water .
Castor Oil (in bottles and
Exit acta, Otto Rose, Fancy
iSoap 7.- 7-.
Brusherofall kind V '
barrels)
Sweet Oil -do .- do
spirits 1 urpentine uo do
Pepper, Mustard, Spice,
Mace, Nutmees. Gimrer.
Best Salad Oil
Liquorice (best Calabra
Glue Inka of all kmd.
White Lend, (in kegs and
Pouy. Shoe Blacking ''
Vamishe of all kind : ' v
dry)
Litharge,. Red Lead
Crome Green "
WINDOW GLASS of all
size' ; '..''
Crome Yellow '" 7
(Surgical and Dental Imrtrn.'
Crome Red 7
Imenu and Medical Books
TYLEir li' HILL. ?
Wholesale Dragiristi 7
Sycamore St., PeUrsburg, . Va i f
Patriot and Hltlsboro Recorder
. Feb. 28,1845.;
"33 Greensboro
copy. .
77 - Window V Picture Glass, w . ?,
& ifh BOXES of oissorted size from 8 X.10 to
421 4jf ,30 X 36 in Store and for sale by -
. - JVILLIAMS, HAYWOOD H Cbl f
"Feb. -25. ' f v ''7:-' t l$i-2w;l---
7' -vj " ,-,
'.r-r-'V s. w V 5 p' ttffc 'fn-
Ktt. b.. .JL', 'Yl ' T Lhls
((niB r..
v f n n n
r-
. - . - i ai n a s rw? t a i
1 - - i
"TTHY S f CI AN Sj' PU ANTE RS,- M Ef?J5fR rSrJrn'fi ?pm f' '
In oar line; NEED Nr GO FURTHER NORTIipFU URD, TOTSUPPLlED,-
tf thrv will rail Aft diamine our pncea, wjr
)f
... . v.... ... . .
btate-i-on sucti : terms as wltl enawe us to give sn r'.T;, I U. . V ,r, .
-Allure ask k triaWt want tolet tha people-in tb Old North Suto kww, tbatwe can Djteia
.ell a. JbtD. aftdartkle . .o, quality, aa eny, Houe n P'ii tKltjS
WHITE LEAD. UNSEED OIL, and COLQKSwwy Urge, and we ar sening toeapet than crer.
We uke this dpportunity of returning to th CJtixens of KaWisb. and the -nbiie generally, our nnfri
ed thanks, fot the very liberal patronage w have
and hope, by strict ttention
Pablie.' - '
: August 1844'
Cheapest Stdre.
- 1 U IVi-I4 ULiU bU9 I UJnnna.Ai. tiiia.i wwo.
i x.i FKESH liflPOKTIiiJJ GOODS.
MEI)lGlNES, -
rt
sit:
J O H N C :'
.Offers for sale on the most liberal terraaibr
Gooati among them the following
APOTHECARIES.
Opium . ; ;
Camphor V'
Greain Tartar, r ,
Castile oap
iquorice , ..
BaisJm Copavia
Rhubarb . i
J alap i , vr J m?'st
Aloes. : 7r;
Flors. Chamomile '',
Gum Arabic 7 57
Castor Oil r f ; r
Quicksilver -
Msguesia v -Manna
,,' ... ;
PAINTERS
Window Glass of sll
: she and qualitid
White Lead dry and
tied Lead fjh oh
Litharge ' " '
Cochineal, j.!-
Mace
ppirlts of Turpentine
pioves
Potty'3
(Cinnamon A ' -
Whiiingp ft; '-;..;
Verdigris,dry and in
Casaia
Albipice
Chrotne Green oil
Isiuglas
Chrome Yellow
(Gum
YelPwOchre,French
Gum
- and American
Prussian Blue.' ..
Vermillion ;.. .
Rotien Stone '
Gum.
fli ot
t r
do
do
do
do
dV r
do -
Roll 4-Flour Sulfur
Aleohol
fybry Black
Borax,' refin'd d crodetefum Copal
5 If
Calomel 'iW.-;:-?j
Red Precipitate 7 -Corrosive
Sublimate
Aqua Ammonia
Spirit Nitre Dulcis
Paint Brushe. all
Rom Pink ' v, : sized
Lamp Black . . .
British Lustre 7
- do
4 do
do 7
do :
Glueall sorts tr
Gold and Silver Leal
Wuper Carbonate Soda
Taruric Acid ; f
Epsom Salts 7 ;
Laudanum
Senna r ' 7: 7
Sulphate" Quinine' "
Oil Pepperintnt,; and
all Essential Oil
Gum Myrrh:
fJantbaridear- '
Gum Tragacanth , ?
Cork of alliinda ,bx
(Gold 4 Silver bronze
Rose.
Coouer B'onze
Peach
rCbalfc , 'white and redj
r . - -j '
Vanilla
Pari Whiia -
fonquin
Spanfah Brown
Coriander Seed
Venetian Red
Carraway Seed
and Paper
An is Seed '.
IJojObe Pasta ,
Pumice Stone.
Tar andTRosin
rearlasb
Japan, Copal, Coach
Saleralus , 7.
4 Harness Varnish
Supers
Powdered Bark ! , -8raparilla
7 '
Spongr, coarse and
fine- s'-'-: -
Turkey Umber
Terra de Sienna
Red Chalk . .:
StHla
jTartarie
Gum Shellac - '
Bright Valni.h
ash Tools, ail sizes)
Black Lead.
PATKNT MEDICINE
PAPER MAKERS,
'H ATTE RH, dtc.
Bleaching Powde'ra
, DEALERS. "
Jlalsam of Honey . r ti
1 urlmgion s Balsam.-.
Powdeted Blue Smalu.
Baseman Drop i;
Glne.-'i...
Oiiyiiriol
Copper Galz 0
Harlem Oil and British Oil
Seidlidtz Powder 7;?v(
Ktoughton'a Bitters
hell Lac
Extract tSaraspanlla , 4
Alcohol ; ' 7
Cephalic SJnuff V r-j k
Gitract of Logwood
A ndersoti s Pill - 's
Xutgall s; .
Blue Vitriol ". ;
Lee's - i -do--- H-
Hooper -v do - ytrJ
Verdigria
Opolihloc,Sters and liquid
tjnppf ra !w
Soda Powders f '
Godfre' CJordia! 1 r7 7
Anderson's Cough Drop
Sal Ammonia
Antimony ?
Sugar of Lead
Thompson Eye-water
lum. c."
DRUGGISTS G I . A SS W A K E Common Vials.
Colognes, Fancy Pungents. Druggists' Packing Bottles; Castor Oils, Concaves, Magnesia, .
: - . - . -making or Varnish. D-mj'hns, Fjasks. Iokstauds, Jars, Imn ' 7!
' .V"-'V7 '7i?i-.-'v!,.'.'. -''''8yrupMtard,t$niD'Ac.''l&e.. dec v -c -' ! , -.-.-r :;
Chemicals of all kinds. French. Enirtish and American. All kind of . Paints snJ Color. . Evsry ds-
scription of. Drugs and. Dogguts articles; and
f . B7- a. - "r - ' ' T .
(CT All "articles warranted genuine. The promptest attention
8epiembef,2Jfi4.:v,,,:V7 4i - '
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
W 1 4 Jtl -IT rt .iiM t ro 1 iil M. ;
Oltf FAYliTTJETIMJE 5 STI1EJET r
JiTTHR NK IV HJI I-S 1 tJHlu.
fTnHE Subcritrtake tbia; method to inform the
Jl citizen of Ralfigh and; vicinity thai they bae
taken the old etai opposite tbe I Market House
thepurpove ol ManuTacturing HaU wr nave now
on baud a large assortment of Hat and Caj of i
uperiorquality, and the latt styles wbith will be
old at price that cannot fail to please k '
- We have just receivl Irom U, xr a celebrated
Hat Manufactory, iu Broadway New York, an assort,
ineut of hi Premluni Oats, which thd public
are Invited, to c,all and inspect.' We
hav
also JUSt
received ae assortment of. it
which will be eqld very cheap. VVe repsct fully in
vita the Public to call and examine oar good before
making their purchases." 7 " - ' '. ' ' v
7.7'-V : rWANTlED; 7 , - -
Otter. Fox,1 Mink; Raccoon and MoskratJ Skinr. In
large or small quantities, for which the highest Market
price will be given, and CAS IT paid on delivery.
7- Opposite the Market House, 7
7l And 4th door North of the Post Office, f
VALUABLE AND CHEAP LAW-BOOKS J
fl r Engliah CemmoXlit-Report,H jTTJnbDUCEor Merchandize consigned! for 8sl
at the aatoitishing low price of $Q pciiL Reshipment, ahall receiv prompt attentie
3;j ft iue u,toing tow price 01 $4 pi -per
volume. Well and substantially Bound. 7
! Veiey juiiiois Chancery Reo7 Wita Sup.i.
ment completeiand American Note by E.'Di lugra
ham. Esq, in 24 voU, in fresh, and auperior. Binding
Price .350. This work ha torn void for J ICQ. 1
.. co vols, vt juaw Library at fj per volume. Vi
: , Chilly's BlacksU.ne in 2 vols Price $5 M
Peters' United States liepbrtt ' r ' y
7 Peters' condensed United-tatea Reportav f7l
Peters' Digest f United States Report. i
Howaid: United State Report, in I Mumer i f
Stepbens' Wisi . ffias, a .new and very popttar
- Phiffipsn Pleaclng and; Evidence. ver tnn.
wsai, aiso-jsTynBUsani3 7ii
Martin and Sjd Haywood by Hwt W, IL BUl
(JepMitoryand1ter Te IporfV'bj
Hon. W. H. Battle.: : - x?? .f.
4th of Iredells Law, (just oat) - 71"
JT.hn," r hen furnislied. vols.
i vorm trolina Iteport inXaw andEqahy.SI V -j;
Vo are prepared,, and will famish Law Book as
low toiCask, as they can be bad in any pert o the
Union. Call and examine our extensive' Stock. "'''rt'f
s?-a fTURNSR'ft' HUG1TE8. '
2t
z . wx ate-caa. s . a a ' . s s wsa..
----r --- -iuai
.u.
uuvidvu ATrWAtnilM to our friendaaail
received fronxlRW nana. ince we commenced Dunn, i
Sf ITU & f ESCUO,' DrUaTttlall.
'. - - as.' wiar4B snVT aW ssr . a
- ' i I 70
ih New York JCUy
GROCPEIt4ES, jfc: ;
M O R R I S O Ni
CASH of CREDIT, a -rery extensiye kfaorimenlrf
to vThicjb wef Would call "the atrention of
......
CONFECTION-
GROCERS.
'UtVltPl n-n ...
Ioianvrnvi ta
r.- ERs.r
SRSDlSlfLLERs
yoong Hyon Tea
HyoKr M..;;
Alum
Imjerial?' ;r
Blue -Vitriol
Nutmegsl .;. , .s
Gunpowder ,
Copperas, Engllth 4
'
Hyson skin'
American
: ;7 . 7--;
Souchong -1 "' "
Oil Vitrei j
Bohea - - - ; -French
Brandies,
Spanish Segara
Sugar Lead
Bodf i n7
Bleaching Kails
!a.c.,;f.;.
Cochineal
, f v
fotandrearl Asne
Aqua Funis
Traeacanth
tarch .
Liquorice Ball '
Nutgall
Annatto -
ArabiC.Turkey
Gamboge
Bath Brick -alerslu
Fig Blue 7 ?
Powdered Ginger
raoda Ah
ivosca i
.
Pot and Prl Ails
Peppermint
Wintergreen,
'Lemon-
Cinnamon 7
Orange ii'ivi
Bergamot .;
ExtraclLorwood
Tartaric Acid
Alum ' ' TRoot
B ichrn'm ate of Potatl
Olive Oil, Inbettie,
Mai Soda
and baskets
IGum Shellac,'
Nutmegs ' , , ,
Cudbear
Aniaaeed
Saltpetre, crude and
Woad
Absynth j
Carriway ' ,!'!
Jpniper 1
refined
Pepper Sanco fc7
Macabory Snuff
Grain and Bar Tin
Fuller Earth
Madder, Dutch iui
Orange ; and
Scotch Suaff . .
French I 17
;Wateraf
Macf7- r,:tf ,v
Indigo, Flo! ant
Castile Soap 7 ' '
undigoes of Bengal,
Beans
Carraccas and 0
eiemeralt"!
Beens .
Cloves r "-f
Whit Tartar '
Castor Oil, in bottled
8d Tartarj
AlrofaoJ - v-; v. .
K5lue,-M.
(Sumac '
Epsorn Salt . .
fr,;
Cinnamon . :'
iLacDj'
Friction Matchea
Starch
Carbonate of
t'arbonate Ammonia
Prussiat fotash '
British Luatr
tGum Senegal
Arid
8ola for washing . I
Powdered Curroba
iGinger, white Jama-jMustard, London ,
fereen Ginger ica Cayenne Pepper
Powdered que Soitltf
Quercitron Bark
Spirits Nine Fortis
rowdered rtutmeg
Powdered Cinnamon
saltpetre 71
British Gum
Nitric Acid and .
A
alicAcidH: r
DYERS AND MANUFACTURER
Loewood!
Brazil Wood
Camwood '
Fustic-' j '. ?
Nicaragua- -Barwoodj
7-
Red Saunders 1
Hate Wood
Ked Wood
Hypernie Wood
Peach Wood
Giim. Aspbaltum
Sal Ammoniac ,
Soapa"': 1' '
- " OILS. .
Ebony Wood 7
" OILS.
TannerV, Train, Linsred
Fall. Winter and Summer'
Neatsfoot, Olive or sweet
v Strained Sperm
and Sea Elephant '
ftefiu'd dt unrefiu'd whale.
iSpeimaud Stearic Candle
Lard Oil
.a.
Prescription Vials. Patent Medicine do. Acid Bottles,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Sosps, a general assort
J . "
given to orders from the country.
s r . . ...7; -:. 73 ly
r- - ;
LOOK HERE!
SiiKsriSr will . Rent "on renaonabTe
'I U j
' I I i - inwnn An
i " rmay for one or tiro year, a' TRACT OF
! LAIMIi :n Mnfgoroery Miunty, conuiaiog D.
itween fotiir and five hundred acre, part of which
fortis cleared: and under fence. It haa two fine Met
aowi, wfu waierea, two targe ureeas running
through Ibe Tract. There is also, a first, rate
Mill seat ; also. k fine Spring' near the Dwelling'
j House, which has been bnilt within tbeJ last six
. ooontha. . -. - . - , V" j
f T win also lease a Tract (cnntaininr 225 Acres
j0 Ajnore County, near Shhxds' Gnld Mine. On
rihraTrark flnU loa hn TAnni in l.rrJ nilsnlL
tie try panning, though but limited experiments
4iave been made, as 1 find it inconvenient fot ia
L work the Mine to advantage at oreaenfi I flat-
L tcr myselrt I can chow the beet specimen of Cop -
k" per Ore from this Tract, ever obtained in (he
-5 state. -1 vvill shew the aboye Tracta with
- pleasure, to persons desfrincr td Ieie. I
- 'J. , k ) ; ; - . J. fj. KIRKH A ii.
JUleiaJ,,Dec.241844.
103
; I R; A; Worrell,
FQRWARDINQ &" COMMISSION MERCHANT
V J RORFOLn, Ta.
and liberal advance made thereon.
Ufr ?;-siTEKiaiCE:..
Meaars Patterson & W ills. . . ' lv-
7 Branch T. Hurt. Esq' $ reW,0Ur"?
T).vjd 0rter, Esq..' Kalelgh. N C. ; ' .
'-.MeHf Jno M ttouthall 4 Cai Marfrbro .
- Wrfolk, ?a Feb. 1, 1815. , .- -10
Neapolitan , Bonnets.
FTnHE undersigned. Patentees snd. Manufsciffren
JJ. of the NeapidiUn Bonnetsv. respectfully inror'n
the Tratle that they are now reedy to supply tha stays
,0c , - 01 ' P,nof ,W
, 2t . otj warrant mat tnej can alter ana.
Bonnet to appear equal to new. . 4 . t
the kind ii the market. f TJia etnuine arttifo M
which are received the &lzr Medal at the last Fair
:ef the American Institute, ha our Ticket upon it.)
" I'Pv ? poroas.Vysa, 172,Jearl Street, or at
Mauufactory u .- -0 .
PATTI8ON.NOE&C0,
Nd Delmey street.
NwYrkFeb..l7th; 1845.': i " 18 tm
; beank deeds;
' Jnst printed and for sale
Ji