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t'-.u-;i?V?l t zs i.L
WESTON R; OALllS,V: V
si'!
jyin v.-i
r
win. i'?
1 ffins
r r n i i "V" it s-tM -.""- i'M --iTf- lv . . t
:' . ' v '. ' ' i v
r l l . J a - 1 -
or tie SeaMTeeklT &tlcish lef liter.
Sc ncairTioK. FiTe DoUars per annm half in
D(SiTiiiMiNTt.- For Try Sixteen Lnet
im iawruoa( One DoUir ; Mch saUoquentinaeruoa,
T-fotffi Cent. - .
Coor 0db and Judiciai. AoTcarrsKMEifTa
nil b chr,rel 23 per cent. Uubr ; but a deduction
if Pr cent, will bemad froto lint regular price,
fit aJrertier bf ue jear. - - - - -
Jvertijeineati, iaaerted In tbe SMhWrrri.T
dcsifrri, wijl aUo appear in the Wjc sk.lt Paper
Tf of clian- r - , .- - ...
ftj. Leuera to the Editor moat be roiT-xin.
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
WE HAVE jaat received and open
ed a large aapplj or BDoes of every
Meecnpuon and qaautj. 1 be following
caaprue oar Slock la part, m: '
KiJ Slipper and 1 lee.
Morocco J a. dv ' . ;
MiMce HalfGailera.
CiiUreo'a do. do. " "
do. Oik. afororeo Boom.
dv Cotd and Blk. Ankle Tiea.
Miw KI ! and Calf Slippera.
Li Jiee VValktag 8hoee aud CoVd Gaitera.
Ujj' thick aoled Hhoet, neail j bounJ and substao
tliilf maJe. .
Gentlemen DooU and Shoes of different qaililie.
Oar LaJiee. Miaee and Childreu a Shoe we bad
mil br T. W. William of.Uilu'more. wboe work
fjr neslue anJ darabJitj i aecuod to none.
We thall coounoe,to sell tow aid prove to thoe
who have heretofore favored a with their custom.
thu imieiJ of tiiog in oar . prior, a i eoeraHr
preJicted of Nw Stores, we shall,. ratherell lower
m we have had some acquaintance with the Uale of
tlie people and the kind of Good auttaUe for this
Mirkeu
Hr A. BADHAIt & CO.
MirchSt. ' 84
New Fall Dry Goods,,
TUB Sabecribera are bow opening their, Fall
apj of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, con
siuag ia part of the followjng
Utoii Cloths and Caaaimera, every graJe St quality.
Slioetu sad Tweed - '
UJack aad col'd Alpaecai 8c Lustres
ruaaeuiiui oium " .
St patterns Meuvliade Lain C ; -.-?
Do. GiagtsBd(CaJtcoea . . . .
Do. CloihShawlf '
Keneja, plains and plaids . : " "
White & black Mackinaw and Com.
Blankets . : -Ciitton,
worsted and wool Hosiery . .s :
Urowo. blh'd aad cU'd eoUoa food M . .
I joea, Lswas. Diaper, Sbeetiogaa. . '
Dtmuk. Uble Cloths and Napkins
Aa extensive assortment of Uk and cotton Hdkie.
American gunn elude Saspendera. : -
Every mike of 8 pool CoUoa.l -For
sale ea the eaosi aceooamodatine; terma. '
UORCUUS. SUVDAM Sc TilXOS,
39 Xassaa street, opposite the Post Office, N. T.
July 8. Ft. Adv. f 7. 64-3m
Washington Univt3rsity
OF BALTinonE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
fin HE LECTURES in this Institution will
fl commence on tbe first MONDAY in Novem
ber next, and continue four mouths.
rriEDICAlTrACULTYr
J0IIX C. 8. MONKUR, M. D'Proieseor of th
Theory and Practice mf liedieine.
EDWAKD FOREMAN, M.D Professor of Cum-
utra and Pkarnuicv.-
U. WILLIS BAXLEY. If. D Professor of Anal-
ontv and Operative Surzerv.
SAMUEL ANNAN. M. D Professor of General
Patolojt and the Special Pathology, Phytieal
Ui&ruru, and treatment of JJaeaee of the CAett
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, M. D-Professor of
the Lulitutee and 'Practice of Surgery.
WM. THOMAS WILSON. M. D . Professer of
Materia ilediea. Therapeutic and Hygiene.
JOHN FONERDEN,. M. Professor of Obeltl-
ries.the Daeaece of Women and Children, and
Xedieal Jurisprudence.' 3 t '
MARSHALL P. HOWARD. H.V.Demontlralor
and Adjunct Profeuor of Obstetrics
t
Tbe College edifice if extensive, the Lecture Hslls
are admirably arrsaged,-well lighted and warmed,
and the rooms of Practical Anatomy are convenient,
and afford every facility for prosecuting thi important
bunch of study. Tbe Hospital, ia the east wing of
the building, contains many patient, whose case are
freely availed of for purpose of instruction ia Clini
cal Medicine and Sorgery. Student who desire it,
may have appropriate private, rooms and board in the
College, en advantageoua terms. Fee for the entire
course. 70; Matriculation fee 15 ; Graduation fee
120 j Dissecting ticket optional with th student ;
Clinical instruction free. : ,
E. FOREMAN, y. D
. - Dean of the Faculty.
AagustlS. . j ' '65-w2m
TAMARINDS, ' 1
OF a very saperior qaality received and for aale
at the Drug Store of . - ".-.-;
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD
Aug. 12. '. ,':
CO.
..63
SARATOGA WATER
A Fresh supply received and for aale at th Drug
Store of ; ' . ' - .' '
'WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD dt CO.
Any 12. - - . . . . M, , , , Z :
NOTICE. J--'
A 8 w are desirous of closing our business hi this
place, ss eooa as possible, we respectfully r
queavaJI indebted to oa t com far ward and make
seulmeau i ; RUSSELL dt ESKRIDGB.
Jon IS. :'f t-- .. : rf 49-tf
CO-IYEGKOES WAITED. jpn
IWIdH to'porchase'&O or 40 rOUNQ LIKE
LY NEGROES, for which I am willing to pay
tha'.nisjbest Cash Prices. ' Appncauod t
be asd tomsla Raleijlu ' "
' ' 1 . . AND v COX.
'RaJeigb, Abg. 15.'- ; r- : e 64
White; Sulphur.; Wjater,
WE h jsst received a sapply of th abov
celebrated Medicinal Water, diseet from th
Virginia Spring.' W warrant it, fresb yad genuine,
and odr4t for sal id bottle at a reasonable pries.' t
rf1.Vt 8TITH A. PESCUD.
BLANKS -For
file at lUsOfica.
Classical Mathematical and
, BiixrrAnY.ACADiacnr.
. , . CUficol Department:
l M ; L.O Y E J 0 Y; PwcbroRi
Mathematical and Military Department: '
; W.3 F. DISBROW. v
THE year wilt be divided into two Sean on of five
months each x the first Session beginniag on the first
of Januarr. and the second Seaaion. on the first
JolJ J r " - - '
It ia tbe design of the Preceptor, that thi Inst i to
lion shall not be surpassed, in the advantage afford
ed for acquiring a thorough ingUsh, Classical and
Mathematical Cdacation. . t
tit u i :.- .i
uit wm vm ytvymjvu ruur uw 4umu( jium
of any College in the United Flaiee
, u TEEMS OF; TUITION..
For English and Mathematical 8 todies,
, per Session.
For Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and
" Italian fangutges, per Session, -'
15 00
ft AA
v vv
Tie advanced XJIa
may pursue the 8tudie of
a lower Class, paying only for the Studies of the
Class to which thee belooz. ... t
Military Tactica taught to the Pupils, free of extra
hoi . . v . ' ::' ' V" '
The design of the Military Department being to fit
the Pupils to act, in case of emergency, as Officers,
the West Point system -of instruction will be careful
ly pursued, aor will the Army Tactica be departed
from, in order to eibibit the bote for the benefit of
the Institution, or for any other purposes.
By an Act of the Isst Legislature, the necessary
arms and equipments will be furnished bv the State,
but Parents who wish theirehildren instructed in the
Military Department will be required to provide them
with th prescribed Uniform.
Kaleigh, Ang.3. 1845. . ' ' 61
Print Warehouse,
; ' IN NEW YORK,
To supply the City and Interior Trade by tbe Piece
-"! REHOVBO
From 113 Pear? Strtf, to -
44 CED.1IZ STREET,
' ' 5 ' NkIk VVnxiui . Stkket. -
TT E13 R R ETfSTER give notice to the
li J Dealers in Dry Goods, that they have removed
weir warenouseit rrtnua ausoesexuuwwij,irona
Pearl to 44 Cedar street. By comfining their- atxen-
lion to Prints only, L. St, B-are enabled to exhibit an
assortment far surpassing any 'ever before' offered in
America and to sell at price as low, and generally
lower, than houses whose Attention U divided among
a large variety, of article." ' 7 '
Tbe Stork coasistsaf several thousands of Pattern
and Colorings, embracing every variety of
American and Forelgri Irlnt
In market many style ef which are got up exclu
sircly, for their own sales, and cannot he had else
where, except In second hands. --
Dealer in PrinU will - find? it for their interest I :
examine this 8tock before making their purchase
they Will have th . advantage of learning tbe lowest
market pricesand comparing all th desirable aty lea
ia market aids by side. .. " m ' .
Catalogcee'ef Prices, corrected with every variation
of th Market, are placed in the hand of buyers.
8eptember20, 1844.1 ; t. . ; , 78
TO MERCHAIfTS GOEf 0 If ORTU.
",
, Aa W. SPIES & CO.; '
, . ; 218 Pearl Street, New Yorh,
Importers of Hardware,'. Cutlery.
Guns, Rifles, Pistou, dec. from .
Ens land, France and '
'.' Germany, r. -y
: . x i -... . ;" '
A RE prepared to sell on the moat favorable
f term, CUTLERY of all kind, including
Jinirea and Forks, of every, description' and
qnality, i --
Razors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, do. doT ;
Cans, Pistols, Rifles and Muskets, do.
"Gun Smith's Tools,' - -' do. do.
' Anvils, Vices, Hoes, Trace Chains, &c &c
Trunk, Chest; Door and Pad Locks of all kinds.'
Scythes, Saws, and Tools of all kinds.
a w Iff 1 .
Japannery and uruanni vv ares.
Brass Goods, of all kiudsv "
Mathematical Instruments. ' ' -
Fiahinj sod Fowling Tackle, Slc Sic
. A: W. S.'&' Co. ire Azents for the Patent self.
cocking, cast steel sir barrel revolfinr PISTOL,
superior to any kind of Pistol for a safe guard.
. - Merchants will find it to their interest, to call,
before purchasing elsewhere. , ;
New York, March 23. o
v BECKWITH'S PILLS.
FRESH -LOT, just received this day, and for
aal at the North Carolina Uookstoore.
. mimvfD m- ii tin irP'a
Raleigh, Jons 6. 45
03- Star, Standard and Independent. -
Fresh Dnigs, Medicines, &c.
-'jr 1 WILLIAMS," HAYWOOD cl U0.,
' iL Ira'uw TeceiTinr from New Tprk
1 r l tni P& ladelDhla. a wkb and mt-
- M - I - . ,
: DRUGS ANO MEDICWES CHEMICALS,. 1
Paints and Oils, Dyo-Stnlls, . ,4
GLASS-WARE. .PERFUMERY, Sec.
Which they air prepared to sell wholesale and retail
to. Physicians, Merchants, and others dealing in their
line, at unusually low price. i .
, i Those, wishing to boy,' will find It to their interest
to call and examinS before purchasing elaewbare.n )
Particular aUentloa at all times., will be gien; to
puttiog up Prescriptions, as well as the dispensing of
Medtetnes. , ... .... , . . '
RaUigh. July. 1845. : V ? ' ; ' ''K
SXedical College of tbe State of SonUt
.Carolina. f-
nnHE, Annual Course; of Lecture la this" Institu-
.14 ; uon wiu commence on toe second Monday in
November next, upon the fbllovring branches i
.Anatomy by-J. E HORLBROOK,- M D. ' I '
5 8orgery E GEDDINGS.'M D.1,' .u'x
a Inaututee 'aad Practiea 8 H DICKSON, If D. :
. Pbxoloty-JAMES MOULTRIE, M D; r
Materia Medica HENRY R FROST. M D.
Obrtetric-TWS G PR10fEAU, M D," ' '-'
' ; Chemistry C U 8HEPARD, M D. "'-X I
Demonstratbr ST." JULIAN RAVEN EL, M"D,.
' Cfinical instruction will be delivered at th Marine
HospitaV Aim Hods and College HospttaL -
' Good Boarding can be obtained at front threa and
a half to four dollar per week.' : i ,
8pecrmeiia in ITatural History will be thankfully
received; ' ' 1 . H ENR Y BL FROST. Dean. ,
mm JB OOKSTOBiEi.
" STIU IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
' JKlllAl'lllZ 'E LlArt fidl. fit
- jf
FTTVIE SUBSCRIBER, bavUsgjust retumedm
I U the rforth where he baa been purcbasiflg frge
additlop to tii former stocky . lake pleasure isSre -
turning hie moot sincere thanks to the citizen ofbe
State, and hia friends eenerally for the contyraed
nberat patronsge which he baa thus far receivedln4
most respectfullT solicits a continuance of th aine.
HUT Witwiaj -w wuaisiwpssvw w mm m .wr m w
trusting that
with hie preaent ex tent ve ortnTnt,
of I ha ;n .i.u
I ConeUntlT n band, a general assortmenK of
" 6-"-- .u.vm. , . H
- SCHOOL HOOKS. RI.A NIC ROOKS. STATlttTi-
- 1 EltY. MUsItT UfJSIOAT. INaiTKUMENTS.?
' Orders from the country esrneslly sbnol d,
I and Dromotlv ftni!.d to nh ld tamL 3 dIW
I . v-- r-rf - . " rT -
laOOV K.-DnUlb . wi-'
O.
L. CLEVELAND f
April 14.
CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS
trm
' E would respectfully inform the citizen pf
M u Kleiirb. rul lh nnhlie Mmn v. tbatwe
I . . . . . .. .. ' ..'!'
b,e opened a Oigsr manufactory in Raleigh, wfjBfV
we constantly Keep on hand a lull assortment oi no
ly flavored Imported Cigars, including , U tT
, - REGALIA, : ESPERANZA,
" CAZADOUE, .- .CUBRV, i ... . f
' ' JANORMAr . HAVANA. rH
WERNER, t PRINCIPE, J-t ?
and all kinds of domestic manufactured Cigars. A
general aeaortment of superior chewing TOBA 0;
Marcu!te, Con ir reus, eoarse . Rappee and Scf icb
8NITPP. i:;.r Hnrr n;.M. .nI .11 articW-4 in
thi;- Lkk m.. v.. vtv ,IKiUmbrellss, Combs, Pins, Needles, Purses, Pocket-
whoWU n, r..il All nr.l,r- th.nkfullv reJk-.l
and attended to with dispatch." . ' 'i
: Purchasers, and the lovers of good Cigsr. andloj
bscco. will alwaya be furnished with the beat ki&ls,
suited to the taste of the connoiesur. Call aad-1 at
KRAUSE & MILLER'S.'TJ ,U
..- - Fsvettcville streeL opposite the Citsr HaCi
Sept. 2; , - $
The vlast offer, & no mistake !
To bo Sold irltbout reserve
;; ..TIUSTIiTIE! .
1-
fTlHE Usnxasiea-in will sell positively, wil&ut
j X -reserve, on Monday, the. 17ih of November ji.
I ing the Monday of .Wake County Court,) that Jui
raoie .rroperty in tne uuy oi. naieign, tnsffvai
o i itu'q r ctfxr vritT irarn '
' It is situated on Fayelteville Street, at the coyher
et that Street and Hargrtt, and ia nearly 60 iet
square and 60 feet high, forming two of the best in-
ements in Raleigh, for any kind of business. I( has
a Passage of 8 feet through the centre, from one eitl to
the other, upon each floor,'sb that 'every Roots in
tbe House may be approached without having to ass
tnjouga one into another.' ifeside in paseags son-f
the groond floor, two elegant Store Rooms have$ert J
constructed in the very : best style- end at great ex
pense.; . underneath are two . fine dry Cellars, f The
2d and 3d Stories are divided by passages into 2fle
gant Te'nemenU designed for Family residences-One
having 4. and the other 6 airy and commo4
Rooms ; and In the rear of thia building, therspa a l
new Kitchen and other Out Houses.- v j - I
Tbta valuable Uuildmg is covered witn t in, a a u J
on of th best, most convenient and elegant etyb. j
lishments in the State,, and being in tne Heart ovifte i
City, with a. slight alteration,' might be convertrrtn-
to a splendid Hotel. It cost in its erection, toge-nei
with the ground, the sum of f 14,700. ..
TERMS : Approved negotiable paper at the Jjhnl
of th 8tate of North Carolina at Raleigh. j ;
, . Tai, nuiit
JNO. BUFFAL
JNO. HUTCIII
, DAVID CARTE
' . v B. T. BLAKE.
W. L. OTEY.
Raletab. Auff. 22. 1845. - 67
Important to Teacheif ;
A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
A STATES, with nolicea of other porlioil of
eyt . i 4a n f
nuna America, j o. u. uuuuihu, .uium u tier
Parley's Tales, for the use of Schools, wnh num4.tous
Illustration. " l- - --'-:-) '.- : aii
A Pictorial History of France for 8chKIs, b 8,
G. Goodrich, with numerous illustrations. .
A PRACTICAL MANUAL or ELOCUTpX,
embracing. Voire and Gesture, designed for ScBols,
Academies and Colleges, as welt as for Private tan
iliea. by Merritt Caldwell, A. M Professoi of feta
physies and Political Economy in Dickinson Co e)fe.
.AN, IMPROVED GRAMMAR of. the Eif jlish
Langusge on the Inductive System; with whicH ele
mentary and progressive Lessons in compositidfj are
combined, for the use of Schools and Arademils, by
Rev. Bradford F razee, late Principal of Elizabetf i Fe
male Academy, Washington, Mi as " " "" ' H
The above important works for Schools, a4 for
ale at the North Carolina Bookstore. . h .
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.t ( ; .
- - i . , TURNER Si HUGHJi.
Anut26.' - 1 . ; v 17
To Country lrxercnants and Pl(
.. ... vgicfaiiji. : . - . i.vi
LBS' Epsom Baits. ' l -i
IrnU L J U 60 n.Itona Castor OiL ' -,i : i-'
1Z dozen , n in quarts, in
in qaarts,Tints,
and half pints.-
. -.Received and for sale at reduced prices, at tm prpg
store of . Williams, hay wood 4 Hoi
Augast23; ' " ;!"' ' ""'---'j7;;
su U vF R E S H I C E, :.teHl
Jft"
ECEIVED and for sale at the Drug StoQ oH
WILLIAMS,.HAYWOOD& -O-f I;
Anf. 11,-1945.- . , - 3 ;
NEW-FIRM.
ffniHB. UNDERSIGNED havingcompenJd the
II Mercantile Business under the Firm of tj';
YOUNa & BLEDSOE
v ....
most vesDectfullv- bee leave to inform the. ciuPns of
Kaliffh rul tha adiacent eountrT.that they nbftjhavei
and ili kerp'constantly on hand a large and ' v9jftw-
sorteu oiock.oi Biapie -nuu j rm '
Goods, Oildceries &U Persona wwWrig to
parchase n Jerma tosuU in umevare-resps-wuuy
solicited
RsielghV'SepL 9, 1845
j rt --ii- 73t:
4'
-tirhTKK
KEGS No. 1,
and pure W bileXead,
U II (warranted
dequal to any manuj Stored
wblreO :rx -K.vh
ire.' ground In Oil. ft'.
in Philadelphia or elsewbe
300 lbs. Yellow Ocbr. i
200 ff.1!nn Linseed OiL
500 lb. Putty.'--'- - -.vv.:w, r j-3-5' .'
Received and for sal very low, at th Drugstore
ef -s v . WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD tfccCO. !,
A giva tbem a caii.ai in pier e ronmr iy c-
CUPieaov j:.ivucuvriu.w -. ... 1 i.
. - - '. , 8AMUEL H. YOWiG,; f
'V'--MrA: BLEDSOE, fft '!
Worth of Dry Goods
ana t;rocKery
ff rVt M rfiff M
V P. - .i i .t. . .u- o. :-
wwunijucuuj jgweriiui i inj OIDW own w . tuip
place I ! as we do not wish to deal any longer in tbe
abora Goods. ... . . G. W.: & C. GRIM MEL
, : Kaleigh, lane 24, 1845. , . r .60
, , ' ; :".
A Pndid esortment of the following nice eaU
1 TJ?, felTeJ 1 ' KV' ' ' 1
and HenneUeally 'Sealed, in Tin Canister t
. .
"r " r'
8.1Mfc, o . . ' t,i o.i
8oused Salmon in 1 2 lb Kit, smoked 8aImon. V
Sardine and Salmon, in Oil : Anchovies, French
Mustard, preserved Ginger, 24 Jara dry in Sugar,
ud Sirnn " -
Green Sap Sago Cheese, . r
Smoked Beef and Bologna Sausages.,
Tomato Catsup, Capers, Peppersauce,
Dutch and Scotch Herrings -
Chocolate .t 15 ctf 25 eti and 30 per pound, ,rn mo f o A reaenwgrnttaaef.
Cauliflower and other fine Pickle.; inWinevinegar P New York a early us btffcMut Ltne, at
and variou Sauces, ; G. W, & C, GRIM ME.
June 24, 1845.
50
Groceries,
3
if.
FANCYARTICLESfMUSlCAL INSTRUMENTS
JEWELLERY Alf IX TOYS.
CONSTANTLY on hand at the Store of the
Undersigned, the following arliclea : : ' -Fine
Artificial Flowers, and Hair, Fancy and
Work Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon," Writing desks, Bas-
I . I . t - j ;. . , t m ' ... am m i
1 onuu Doxes " 1 ravejiuig nags, rasiefoaros,
books, Pencils, Buttons. Thread, Matches, J wine,
f?alter,n Bow-t!i9' rherrnometera, t Walking
t-nes. Razors, Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives, JScis-
1 wl"f n"'' ana ie
h?' SPy,Uw Pe1rcu"1,n caps, Shot and Shot-
." , r-owuw P
ing-glsses from 10 ct. to $10 00; Clothe Hat,
Teeth, " Hair, Dusting, Shoe and small Painting
Brushes Bed cords, Whips, Cow hides, Fishing
Utensils, -Night Tapers,- amoking Pipes, . Slated,
"Shoe-thread, Awls, Sifters, patent Balances, Cotton
and j Wool cards. Coffee-mills, plain and painted
Mugs, Lamps and Lamp wicks, Waiters, Clocks,
Britannia and Iron Spoons, Spurs, Pad locks. Bridle-
bus, Tacks. ...
FRESH CONFECTIONARY & GROCERIES.
. ; Steam refined Candies, Pilot, Water, Butter. So-
da, and Sugar Crackers, Sugar and Ginger Cakes
from Richmond, Lemons, Oranges, Raisins, Figs,
Prunes,Cuxrants,Dates,Citron, Filberts, Palm, Wall
Peccan, Chess and Cocoenuts, Almonds, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Brandy Fruit,; Raspberry and' Currant i
Jellies, Preserved Pine Apples. Chocolate, Jujube-
paste, Mustard, Honey, Sweet Oil.Iemon Syrup,.
Molasses, and Coffee, various qualities.
RnmM f"?m.oKA.l nAnri1.l.il .nil If.ana T.Aaf mnA
Brown. -
f Candles, best Sperm northern Tallow, and small
Wal for lanterns.
CHEESE, Pine Apple and common.
OIL,' best Sperm, Whil and Fih Oil.
TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder. .
SOAPS Castile, white and variegated, dark and
Ught turpentine, and perfumed washing and shaving,
CIGARS Principe, Trabuco, Virginia, Victoria.
oNDFF Mi. Miller 's in bladders, and Scotch.
TOBACCO Virginia honey-dew; chewing, and
agsoted smoking.
Ground Gintrer and Pepper, and whole do. All
spice,; Starch, Indigo, Copperas, Madder, Blacking,
Brosans and Boots,
- rr Sold onlv bv the measure out of the House .'
BEST PORT, MADEIRA St MUSCAT WINE,
Cider, Porter.
vl. Perfumery.
Oil of Rose; Antique Oil. Cologne, Lavender
Water, Bergamo tt and Cinnamon Essences, Opo
deldoc, pink Saucers. .; ' .
I - Musical Instruments.
Violins, bow's, strings, bridges, screws, Guitars,
Flageoleltea, Fifes, Flutes, Clarionetts, Accordeons,
Dulcimo Wue. , . . . , ' '
r..K- . Stationary.- ...
Almanacs, .Primers, Spelling, Picture and Song
Books, Key , of Heaven (Catholic ) Psper, Pena,
Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink powder, Sealing-wax,
Wafers, Letter-stamps. -
I - Fencing and Boxing Apparatus.
- Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hats, Breastplates
- -:- . ' Games.
. Dominos, Chessmen, Backgammon, Keno,Ten
? r 1 1 r-t i T3'li t
pins, nonet, vup anu um, sfc. ;
'H ; ' - -Jewellery . , .
Of Gold and Silver; as well aa German Silver, and
Pinchback,viz:Breastpins, Ear-rings,PenciU, Finger-
rings, Tbimbles,Tea Bells, Table and Tea Spoons,
Desert Knives and 'Forks, Metal Combs j. Belt-!
buckles. Watch Keys, Fob Chains Gypsum-beads,
white and black jet bugle Beads, assorted sizes.
Toys
A large and choice supply: as Printing Piesses,!
Children's Trunks, Wheelbarrows, Boreags, Marbles,
Humming .tops, Drums, Rattle, Whistles, mouth
Organs, Harps, Trumpets, Paint -boxes,' magnetic
Toys,' false Faces, Malescops, Microscopes, Pewter
and wooden tea setts, Drummers, fancy toys, Dolls,
Doll-bead. G. W.dt C.GUIMME, -
; ' ; v.; ' Corner opposite Mr, R. Smith s. ;
Raleigh, June 24, 1845., ;, r 51
Valuable Prairie Plantation
:4:-FOR SMB.
Oil CREDIT OP i, I AND 4 PAYMENTS III
fTHIIC SUBSCRICEIt offers for sale his
" Ii Plantation, lying. 7 miles west of Columbus,
Mississippi, near 'the Robinson Road,' and 6 miles
from, the Kiver, This is a portion of that valuable
Tract of Land,-lately owned by Cou.Jno. D. Arms,
late of North Carolina, and has been considered one
ppu . .r-, , .-...;';:;;- " V ;
The Tract contains 7X0 Acres 440 acres in a
high state.of cultivaUonand 60 acres deadened.
which ;can be brought into cultivation; with little
t rouble. The!43in H6ue, 8crew, Horse-Milt Ca
bins, for the accommodation, of 70 or 80 Negroes
and other buildings necessary on a' Farm, are all
new theater is good Corn, Fodder, and atock of
every description will be sold, either for cash or On a
creuit. v"": 1 ?-:''' ; f,. puxu. -.-.t
Possession given th first of January, 1846.
Th
first payment may be a small oner if not convenient j
to pay much. The Tract ran be eitfsrgediKd
:v.A':OR&r( CHANDLER.
Columbus, Miss., Msy 13. 18457 ( 42 .
PLOUGH; POINTS COME AT LAST !
TfUST received' a new aupply of eart Points to I
y ' Richmond Plougha.- Also, kept constantly
on-hand Land Slides tor the same. -. 6 J ? i
. Farmers should see that their Ploughs do not need
the Slide, as without" them they may be ruined very
SOOn. ,
JAMES M
rlfiTi fa n i i nn o w
Notice tfl Traveller '."
Xlejnlar Daily Xiine, Sunday excepted,)
To Old Foinl, Norfolk, and Ibroiigh to Baltimort,
WITHOUT A K Y DETENTION
I y .
fmHE TravelKns Pobtte are rwpectfulfy informed
u tnai tnia una i stm
. JL-l- Wna-w Mill m racceaajol operauon,
. . - wa . ...... . -
,fa!'nff "tfjaborg lraily, QSaudnya excepted,) at 7
M.ttta City Point Rail Road, taking (he June
i imtw Dieunera, wunu rccK ang jewew, rnnninx
tciuswij wih uiiig wit uro iBUUiMg UH 'aura JL-
ver, and at Old Point going and returning, and meet-
ing the Bay Steamers, Georgia and Herald in-Hamp-
I n K08d BO that.the passenger will arrive in Uaiu
1 xpen$ct more conyon, ana wan eqwuexpea
The Boats on Um Line are the :'...; 1 '
Curi. 'Peca; 'Cant. DaWa. Georgia. Cant. Cotfiz.
I JewesJt, i ? , 'SuTioir, Herald. , :l Russcli..
. , :"".-. o-
Fare from Gaston or Weldon to Baltimore, $9 -"
. Perersborg to Baltimore, , j "... "6 ;'
' Forward Cabin8; , , t;-" ., ,' :;. . - f" s", S"'-.
From Petersburg to701d Point or Xorfolkr' - 2 ;
Meals being included on all the Boat of this Line.
Wo refcret beinc compelled to caution the Public
against the misstatements, made to divert the travel
. a . . .
from this popular route.. ; K ' ! i . - t
WM. M. MOODX, Agent.
Office James River & Bay Line,'
Weldon, N. C. July 16, 1845.
; Splendid Lotteries,
X G. GREGORY & Co., nanagers.
Alexandria Eotter y,
" : ' Class 38, for 1845. v
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday,
.- ssepteraber au, xB40.
"capitals: r : :
30,000 Dollars!
t 12,000 Dollars !
, ;8,000 Dollars!
5,000 Dollars!". "
4,000 Dollars !
J ' 1,647 Dollars ! ' . -
!25 Prizes of 1,000 Dollars !
, 25 . . do i 500 Dollars!
Art A'ta Xt''
75 IVos. 13 Drawn Ballots.
in
Tickets 10 Halves $5 Quarters $ 2 SO.
Certificates ofpackagesof 25 whole tickets $ 130 '
Do do : 25 half. do : 65 .
DO do . 25 quarter do 32
MOST SPEEIfDEO!!! ' '
$75,000, $25,000, $15,0001!!
Grand Alexandria Lottery,
, . . Class A, for 1845. " , , .
To be drawn in Alexandria,4 D. C. on Saturday,
27 th of September, 1845. r
78 Number Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots.
... J'' - T f
MAMMQTH. SCHEME :
1 Grand Capital of $75,0001 I I
1 Splendid Prize of . , 25,000
1 do do j 15.000 ","V."
1 , do do V ,10,000 V l
1 Prize of C 9,000
1 do 8,000 Z
1 do 7,000
.1 do , 6,000 : "
1 : do 5,000
.. 1: do 4600 . "''
'. 1 do - v , 2347
5 Prizes of ' .200
10 .. rdo . ; 2,000
20. ' do . 1,750
20 do 1,500
50 do 1,000
170 do . " - - 500 1
. Besides Prizes of
zes of $400-8250,; Sickc. ; ? FZTt LZ, ? WT -C1JM -alf
WTQuarr ffi?.p1.nK
0 . . . TaT iL. a -m 3 I . - 0 ' a a -
Whole Tickets
Certificates of package
Do do
26 half
do
IZQT
!- Do - --. do ;
Do do
26 quarter 1
26 eighths
do.
do
65 :.;:
32 60
50,000 Dollars! ;
7 ; THE SPIEXDID
ALE XAND R IA L 0 TT ER Y V
- - i Class B, for 1845. '''.;;
To be Drawn at Aleianrja, D. C.;: on Saturday,
October 11 th, 1845.
78 Number Lottery- 15 Drawn Ballots.
... . ... BB1XIUTIT SCHEME.
Grand Capital of $50,000
Splendid prize of 25,000
Prize of
10,000?j
6,000,.
1,000 r
w Do. t ,1
- --.Do. ,..;' '
SO. Prizes of
60 Do. i ;
6f ' Do.
OtB.- -..., C , .-j.. -,y MlOSi'i-.'ij I. -
Tickets 15 Halves 7:50 Quarters $3 75-
Certificates of Packages of 26 whole tickets' 180
-- t .1.- : ' k.irM. ' aa
''X DoT; ?'l;--'do:' -;26 quarter dov . . 45
U Do. : " 1 do. r 2 eighth. do. v 22 ,50
- 7- T . i"
: Orders for tickets and 'shares and certificates of
packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account
of each drawing sent immediately after it : is over, t(
all who order tickets from as.. Address.' , "'
J,, G. GREGORY & Co:,'Managrs, l
:-:u ; . . Wssbington City, D. C." ?
SELLING OFF AT-C0ST.
- -;';..7 ; FOR CASn; J" "l r-" i
''':
GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD J
7TnHB Subscribers having determined to crdsej
U their business in Raleigh at the earliest practiea-
bie period, will from and after this date, sell their ele-
mock. oiv Dry otuJi voti r
Their Assortment will be found very large, embracing
the newest and mosf desirable goods and indeed ev
ery article usually kept in establishments of the kind.
We invite purchasers in town and country to give
Via calLt . -y IZ?Z .;fr t :
'Country Merchants in wsnt of goods . to H"tpr.
would: nd it greatly to their: interest to look at bar
goods. if?. BUsSEJLlt &SK.RIDG E,v !
.1... .u... n s
- f t - OPEIfBIO OF TOE " '
gummier Ca in p alfiip
ai mc sia iouri oi rennne, zij wcadwar,
tfeecial Agency of the City of New York, where.
million have been distributed to the fortunate. 'V
The subscriber Would invite tbe early attention of
all persons desirous of a chance in any of the fallow
ing Brilliant Scheme, soon to be drawn, under the '
management of Messrs. J. G. Gregory 4- Co., sno
cessors 'to Messrs. Yates dj- Mclntyre, and Messrs.
D.Jaioe a Co.1-- li;-f f .,Hu; .;' -,;-"-;--.' 'v t
il I ' 1. . . ' mm ...
ery person oraering uctea ouno rabfcriber will ; t
receive toe omciai drawing, published in the BuUetio.
1 newspaper. . The same paper will alao contain a Hat
ani w aucaiiv , , , , - v 1
T;. vu ! wg wiivut UtUM 114 UiO UDIieu 1
Stajes, and Canada, received at par for tickets) sold '
at the old Court of Fortune, 220 Broadway ; and ) i
- j me postage is always paia oy too ubcnber on all
ST. iVi- .KP -i' ; V V V''
GpMoney can be sent by mil with peiiect afe- , r
j. o aii teuers are. mvanaoiy owereu iu same ,
j atrietly confidential. ' ii-. ,;a
particular, and addresa
JOSEPH HOUGH. 220 Broadwayv
G rand Capital prizoof
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Vr Class' At for 1845.'' '
To
be drawn at Alexahdris, on Saturday Sept. 2 T
).-" '( y ioio. - ?.-;-; :v . . .
78 Numler 13. Drawn Ballots.
J. GGREGORY 4; Co 3Wiri..;
v ; l: SCHEME.; v
1 pfize of
875,000 Dollars 1
25,000 V
D75.000
25,000
15,000
10,000
0,000
8,000
7.000
1
1:
1
15,000
10,000
9,000
8,000 ;
7,000
'6,000
5.000
6,000
6,000
4,000
2,847"
12,500
20,000
25fi00
20,000
'60,000
85,000 '
26,000 '
16,250v
0,760 V
4,000 .
2,847;
2,500 ,
2,000,7
1,750"
1,500,
1,000 :
: 500 :
250 ;
i ;
5 .
10
20 r
!50,
170
65 ;
65
65 ,
65
'65
6
65
i'.
ioo ;
. '6,600 '
6,200"
X 050
' 3,000
v-6,500
179,400"
'540,800
-80
70
60
50
40
:0"
fit
130T,
485
27,040:
r
32.396 Prizes amounting to C1.1DS.10T
1 I Wholes 20 Halres ftO Quarters $5;
I A Certificate of a Package of 26 Tickets wilt br
sent Ibr'j250Shs.res in proportion,- -,-
4 s
- v.PACKAGES. ' , - .7
It will be observed that the price of A-Cerlifieals '
of a Package of Tickets is the amoont of fi Jfe only ';
or, in other Words, tbe difierenc between tbe cost ot'
a Package and th lowest' amount it can 'posaibiy:
drawj."'. When Packages ar ordered the amount ef
risk only has to. be senu : When Tgl Tickets are .
ordered the whole sum must b enclosed. .
AO money letters invariably come safe by mall If
i addressed to ? ! ; ' JOSEPH HOUGH.
r " '"'"' ' ' ! 220 Broadway, N.T.'V
' J Reference Messrs. J. O. Gregory Ax. Co. ? ;, J rx
RAJLTISIOnil PASXXIOrTAnZaG
CL0THIN0 EMPORIUiU ! !i
riTIHE Citizens of Raleigh, and the public gene-;
U rally, are respeetfully informed that th abov.
named Casubiisnment will open this day, fat th
Of the latest stylo and best material. Which- will t
old iat Baltimore prices. and twentv-fiv ner cent-'
less than in thia City.' As the Proprietor is deterw'
mined to please! he would solicit tbe CithenS ia call
and examine the 8tock, to which he will be tasking
i weeny additions; to keep, pac with the season and
fashion. - It consists in part aa follows : '
' Super and Extra. 8uperv Wool Black Dress and
: :r,FfockCgat, ' ''-';:;' - .-' .
86per and Extra Super 8ack and Drab Overcoat.
, vroton Clota r.
rf?:H's s.Uj)
Tweed Cassimere Pants, of the niost beauti
ful patterns, and at the lowest uricea. 1 '-'
Beul Super and Extra Buper Velvet, "Catb." 8ilk.
:Y t; :.winiinu jnaraeuie vests,. n.jj
'" A xod assortment of ready mad Shirts sad Coi
'-'! vlar. Cravats, Stock, Socks, Qlov, 4o. . ,
-Gentlemen wishing suits. mad. to order," caaj b -accommodated
in tea daya,from our Bahimor House, :
if thev will leave their miiunrM rut .tl Antar
a ! -T .i. .i.-i .. I : - ' ......... - . . '
:, i, .;nmMliu.'i, .. ..
T-V. V- most ioshiooabla style,
GEO. W TAYLOR. ArenL'
Raleigh, Sept. 4,1845... , ; 63 '
1 -LA R 0 WA NT E D vr4.-j
IE VERAL BARRELS GOOD NICE' LARD
WANTED, for which hixhert Cash eric will
begiveni ty V- . ;! ; ? ,; ,TI. PECSi..',
371B AOgOSt.i- .', ; v,..
avffi , -4BTTa TrvTr w a a.
i t.,. , wvmAa. avjk. .ja.aMfc. .-
X' FRESH supply received diVed from & Cprlass,'
Jli. and' pronounced to be vnostully good, and. lb r
sale chea p.
tj WllaLIAMS, HAYWOOD A COL
.-JaIy -Ma. C ''-" CI
A tAROE 'stock of Painter's. JIatler's, Wall,
ILQZbbeZ: Coonter flair, Bbavin,:. TpOtb, Comb,
and Nail Brushes, received and for sale low si th
' """.. ' " ' ' - ' .
; wiLLams; n A Y WobD 4-" COi
JOB PRINTII,TG,
IlaTufi' recently received a fresh srljr ef .
Air .am aM. atatj. .aftajifli vV aa
f 1 O U RU W PtCLHUOU Mf VAOVtHf Ul i a . 4 & y
" Job niid -Xrttcr Prtia rt: -;
-.31
r i
Charleston, Auf. 12..
;' . 4-rwl w j July t?.
... . .. .
.la.
60
June 50. '-:
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