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t.,. --?S S . H f.fpw? i Jo" : :,J V. w- 4' : W' V- a . : - ' .UL JUL PalliiiJi Sral-vrtcxir, 6T i . WESTON R. GALES, -xraroa Axo rxofsirros-; . ) ; : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1845; T.J- , if t j,' . -. r - II I I I I I " .1 vl I 11 . Ill I I I III' I IV I ,l 7 ? I .;,!., X 1,1- V.'- 3-" TT" : M i ll . .11,, ' IK .11 I .-: . . .. ' . : - 1 i Of tki.Senl-Weeklj Ktlelgk Keiiite r Sofctmoi. Fit DoUan pr wxnotn-balf la A ABfaTiiiMirT. For enrr Xm. Int insertion, One DoUaf ech WUqentioeruon, CorTOaoBaodJoDciAt.ABrBmTMEirrs : k i-hmd 3J pr ent. burber : but a deduction ,r i per eau will b aiada from the rxutar price, 1 intcrteJ la tba SMWtKLT e ('aiirit. wUl al appear ia lb Wclt Paper j- Letter to lha Editor matt hcroST-rAiP Sherwood's Vibratory JHAGXETIC MACHINE. THE 7IBIIAT0RT MOVEMENT recently Mbstitatsd for the Rotary, in this Machioa, by ti saehber, endows it with an eitraordinary supe rid(ity over every form in which it has been construe uJ. It h compactly fitted together with Its battery, . wires, and other appliances, in neat mahogany cases, f several 4 powers, at $10, (two sixes) (IS, f 14 aod 1S each ; and forwarded, to order, lo any put el the Uoioo, the Canada, West Indies or South America. Each rase is accompanied with a Manual (7th edi tMo.pp.21l, 3 2 (no ) including a complete Manu al of the Practice of Medicine, with a very fuU Gloe mrj fiia t clear and am pie directions for. the ue fibs iostrument in the various diseases to which it w spphcaHle, an J which are found, by the aueceWul practice of hundreds of operators, to indoJe the most prtvaleat, ss well as the most peculisr and obstinate, Iut are koown to the medical profession; with the ereeer Medicine for each ease. . . r 1L H. SHERWOOD, M..D. 102 Chamber 8L, New York. SepU 19. 7 4 -3 m gJT RJLBRFL. tFt.nFTOll VX.1U ja.AU IClvl'EATXiU JflAXOl-aW , TO JlXnCIIATfTS GOING If OltTTI a.w:spies&co. ;. 21S Pearl Street, Aeav York, Importer of Hardware, Cxftlcry, Cans mile, l'lslois Ac. irom iinjland, France, and German y9 ' ' A R prepared to tell on the moat favorable 2Y terms, CUTLERY of all kind, including Knives and Forks, of every description and ulity, ' -" '. r Raxjrs. Scissors, Pocket Kttivec, - do. do, Guae. Pistole, Rifles and Uoakets, do. Gaa Smith's Tools, do. do. Anvils. Vices. Hoes. Trtce Chain. iiC &c Truat, Chest, Door and Pad Locks of all kinds. Scythes, Stars, and Tools of all kinds. ; " ' Jipinnery and Briunnta Wares. ' ' V Brus Goods, of til kinds. " Mithemitical Iostruments. Fahinj and Fowlinj Tackle, &c SsjC A. W. S. Co. are Af?nts for the Patent self. cockioj, east steel sir barrel revolving PISTOL saxrior to anr kind of Pistol for a safe guard. ' Merchants will find it to their interest, to ealL seiore porcnasing eisewnere. " New YorVOctoher 10. . 81 Caemlcal In crcat varieties from Ftrit, Ltdm, likewite thwse of the moat Ssperior Amrricxn XiAufMiurt have been, received and will U Q pUxsinjr terms by lha subscriber, viz: lo ; Iritis ef Iroei- Dedla Iodine of Mercury ; Pro tIJhI Mercory Iodide of Potssssj ; Ktrychnine.; Vsritrufs Sulphate, AestaU, and Mori at of Mor Pce; fUrBauos. Piperiae; Cyan, PwUssat; Citnu Iroj: Citrate Qainiaa and Iron; Pho bVu Iroa : Prat ' ChUr. Msrcurv 2 Bt Chloride Tarpeih Mineral ; Chryst. Tart. Antimooy Aeooiuaa (Uorsoas)t Niu Silver tar chryttale t Elaterisoas Mar. Baryut Oxide Tin; Solphuret rousta; HyJroejaak Acid; Bromine, &c. All the a Vms rasauoosj cheaaicala are warranted tcae, dc ba itg auaufaetaraJ by the most celebrated chemists will at Uil u giva aaivarsal satisLxuon. Physicians are 'ttpeeuoUy reiated to tet their purity. P. F. PECUD. Wholesale and Retail DrogzisW ; Raleich. JVorth XrSUoaU Dietetics for tbe Sick and Inralict BenaaJa Arrow Root. Saoerior Whit Tantocc Ctarl Barley. Sag , Robinson's Patent Barley, Coop f IaIsss, Sapenor RomIs Isinglais, Irish Moss, o Arabic, grd. Slippery Elm, fort Trine, esc An tb above meniioasd, and many other little prep- wioQs for delicate food, so necessary for the sick. cfcat&Wr as directed by medical orJsrs, will be found at , . . r, . O JJragetore. jrsx RECEITED at .the . BALTIMORE CLOJHING EMPORIUM. ANOTHER lot of CLOTHINO.soch asOver Coat, Paataloons and Vests, which,' irr addi tea to my former large stock, makes it by far tbe ivrtinth City; ami will be seJd very low for CJt. GEO. W.TArLOK, Agent. Nov. 1 4. .I'? ' ' v . 80 , fob: KiTtT, - i r . A" DoaaesMoa rivsa on lha first of JaaoaT en- . soiat. tba I irr mnA tlUf ailnmLAJ Dwsllin' rejstutUle Street, at f 8 tree t, at prasent occupied by r. ruca. II. I8t5. 90 just bw received at this Office frem the Jero F sctorise, sai U offered Tor sals, st a small '"cesponet.fcrCise. The Ink Is in f 5 snd .! mtniat bs s good article, . BLAXU DEEDS dt Printed, - A3 TOE SILX 4T THIS QfTX. k 7 I v y ; RALEIGH i 5 Classical Mathematical , and 'SZ1XITAI1T ACADE3IY. Classical Department : . Ji Mr L 0 V E J 0 V. Pikcettor: . . bUtiuwiaticml mud Military Department s W . F . D I S B ROW; ' THE year will be dmJed into two 8esnoo of five moolbe each s the first 6etsIon beeinninc on the first Of JiQDiry. to J the eeconJ Session, on the first of It is the dewrn of the Preeertor. that this Insiitu Hon shall not be surpassed, in the advantates' afford- ad tot acquiring a thorough English. Classical and laxnemaucai Education. . . rupile wtu be prepared to enter the Junior Class of any College in the United States.- ' TERMS OF TUITION. For English and Mathematical Studies, "1 per Session. For latin. Creek, French, 8panish and Italian Lan mures, per Session. 1 $15 00 SO 00 , 4 Qe advanced Ulaw sa msy pursue toe studies on only for. the 8tudiea of the I a lower Class, paying Class to -which thev belonr. Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free of extra charge. , The design of the Military Department being to fit the Pupils to act, in case of emergency ,m Officers, the West Point system of instruction will he careful- ly pursued, nor will the Army Tactics be departed from, in order to exhibit the boys for the benefit of tne institution, or for any other purposes. " By an Act of the last 'Legislature, the necessary arms and equipments will be furnished by the State, but Parents who wish their chilJren instructed in the Military' Department will be required to" provide them with the prescribed Uniform. Raleiah, Aug. 1845. 61 Raleigh - & Gaston Rail Road FOR SALE. fTKTV Monday, tbe 20th day of Ie- V Vccmber next, by virtne.of a Decree of tbe Court of Equity fur Wake County, at it Au tumn Session, 1 8 45, in a suit of the Governor, for oseof the State of 'North Carolina, to foreclose a Mori rate, theretofore executed hy the Ralfigh and Gaston Rail Road Company, to indemnify the State against certain liabilities for said Company, I will sell Roanoke River, in the direct line of public conveyance to Petersburg, City Point, Richmond, Washington City, Baltimore, Ac cifu together with all Bridges, Depots, Workshops and Tool, Warehouses, Water Station, Engines, Cars, dec. &c Also, the stock of Iron, Lumber, and. Fire Wood, which msy then be on hand, and all other articles, owned and used by said Coropsny for keeping op said Rail Road, and transportation on the same.- From the nature of tbe property, it will be sold en masse. The purchasers, by tbe terms of tbe Decree, snd tba Act of. the Legislature in relation to it, will be- come, ip- facto, a body corporate, by the name and j tvla of the present Company, and will acquire all ti fjsnchisea, privileges, rights snd immunities now possessed by i, fur the term of 80 jesr.whir h.ils Charter has yet loruo. These fxsnrhiselband privi lege are of the most advantageous kind to the Com paoyand may be found at large in their Charter, contained in ine 2d Volume of tbe Revised Statutes -Lf North Carolina page 299. which ia to be seen at the Srats of Government, and in most of the Public Libraries of tbe States of the Union. The whoje purchase money must lar interest, at the rata of 6 per cent, per annum, from the day of sale, and be paid as follows, to wit 1 $25,000 at the end of six months, aod the residue in four instalments, at intervals of ten months each sy 1st, 29th Jdne; 1848. J25.000. 2nd, 28th April, 1847, one fourth oft he remainder. 3J, &9ih February.-1848, one fourth of do. 4 th, lbs 29th of December. 1848, one fourth of do. 6 th, the 29th of October, 1849, one fourth of do. The cost of this Rail Road and its appurtenances, completed only five years since, was $ 1.500,000 one half of which was borrowed ; creating a debt bearing interest, on failure to pay which, nM become necessary. Tbe grading, Bridges, Depots, Ac. are executed in aa excellent style of workman- shin. Cars run daily over it, carrying- tne Man or the United State, (it being; a part of the Southern Metropolitan route.) at a compensation of $ 100 ger I S,I "us ? -.w e3 oie SlTk; UU U1IU VVlIIlCr UUUUSi flourishing condition. Should the above premise. CityofRaleigKt ITri70 DDHPTUD not he disposed of by the month of December, they perty of the R.letgh and Gaston R.d Road Company OLIVER & PKOCIER, wU1 be offered for rent the ensuing year. 7 "T'S. MERCHANT TAILORS, j.no. c. taylor rlKo oS tVgl, Ra&FoyettenUe Sireet, August 21, 1845. 63-tf sm m a - r a w a m w m j ; imi r. mi m a m t m w a m a. mile, or $8,700 per annum. And, traversing a ler- cornered. . We avail ourselves of tbe present op Itle region of country through nearly .it whole J pofianitj to return our. sincere acknowledgments to lb, its freights for the transportation; or Produce 1 our numeroug friend snd customers, for the patron Merchandixe. independently of tbeTrecelpts from mitk n;frmiT received b ns since our commenr-A. Passenxer. afford i considerable adWhion to the ordi- narr ou?ceof crbfini onHRaftV Roads.' Though not, I now. visUfbr S orofit oil the Urge snm'expended in I its eOtosJjnaetjoo, its Ihcome ha been increasing" for I some 'lime past, and It is confidently believed that it I woiM produce a reasonable return upon a more mo- derate amorMt of capital invented in it purchase, - The Ssl wiU be made twrAour reserve, at ine - and place aforesaid, at which those inclined to pur- rbaaa. ar resoectfallr Invited to attend. The parebae money most be securea oy Don a - with approved sureties. The title will be retained as s farther surety until tbe payment of the purchase money, but possession given immediately. :,- CHAKitCS 1. Win I Uiv, .. . . - Public Treasurer of the State of North Caro .. lina, and. Special Commissioner ef the . . . Court of Equity, in this canssv Raleizh. N.C. October 6, 1 845. , , 804 , SUGAR HOUSE iriOEASSES. ; A NOTHER supply received snd for sal at the A Drug Store of k ' ' . k. WIL,LilA10, It AX tVUUU Ci KjKJ. , Aug. 22. J - - -V 67' ATTEXTIO! INVALIDS. T!" HAVE received by. recent arrival, the following XL. highly approved preparation, vm i , , r . . , 4 1 Peters Pills, f :. .- .--.' -.: ? - RecKwitb do. 1 - t ' Jayne'g. Expectorant, 1 ? liolmstock9! :TerxnifB3e, ' " EleJIunn's EI lx of Oplrxm, : , . : , 1.-.- 'nernard1 Cbolera Medlc'e, - Pease's II oar fro and -CJAWDlc", 13artbolome'nr Con5a:TRUI?f nail'i 2?lnid Ext. .Sarsaparilla- ITistar'e Rnlnm of Wild Cherry, And msny other valuable Medicines, all of which trs warranted genuine; ' , OctoUff 27, ' 8S NEW FAI.I4 Alfl TTIOTEIX v - r,nnns. - . fTnHE 8ohecriber are openiof aneitensive assort Ji nienl of DR Y GOODS, eonsistins of ; . ; . CLOTHS of almost every color , and quality, for ures, t toci and Over-Uoats i uasnmerea, from $1 per yard lo the firt quality, in great varieties ; very superior plain and fancy Silk Velvet 1 plain black, and fancy Satin, plain black and figured Challies. for Vests. ' Alo, a general supply of Silk, Lambs wool, Merino and Cotton Hosiery; Linen Shirts, Shirt Bosoms and Collars, of the latest styles ; fine Silk and Cambric pocket Handkerchiefs : plain and - 1 figured Searfs and Cravats ; Suspenders : black and tight Silk and ' Kid Gloves : Satin and Bombazine Stocks and Ties, with a complete assortment of 1 lauorr inmmiosa, at wttolesale and retail. Together I wita a large .Iot of Ready-made Clothes, ' - both of their own and of Northern manufacture. ' The above sroods were boucht for Cssh. with ereat I care by one of the firm, in New York, and will be sold for a small advance on the first cost for cah, or I to regular customers on a short credit. Thev intend to offer such inducements, in quality and price, as will make it the interest of all to purchase. (TT Call and see their stock. .The reports of Fashions, embracing the latest Eu ropean and American styles, received monthly. . Their grateful acknowledgments are tendered to their frienda and patrons for past favors, and a con tinuanca is respectfully and most earnestly requested. SMITH & BIGGS. Raleigh, Oct 8. 115. 80 8w WINES, BRANDIES, &c TTp cserre Madeira Vintage of 1820, ii n very superior Duff Gordon's Pale and Gold SHERRY WINS Treble Grape PORT WINE warranted direct importation n-sSf&w. Dunand 4- Co's. celebrated FRENCH BRANDY d- Co. and Herncssy do. warranted now in Custom House CHAMPAIGN, in pint and quart Bottles, all the different brands CLARET and RHENISH WINES, in cases of one dozen each ; All of the above are warranted to be of direct im portation Also, Monongahela Old R YE WHISKE Y Peppermint anJ Cinnamon CORDIAL Almond and Parfait Amour .' ' do Together with all articles in the Grocery Line. For sale by FREELAND Ac HALL, Ao. C9. Light SL Wharf, BALTIMORE. .October 10, 1845. 8L2m KALSIQH, N. O. Ttco doors belowthe Wholesale and Retail Tailors' Tnmsnthzs Establishment of '"' i .' ' J. Biggs. OyUR Stock of Goodiis at hand embracing French iy Black,Bloe.lvisibeUreeo,Graa Green, Light and dark Brpwn, Mulberry and Sax Gotba Cloths, for Dm; Frock and Over Coat. Pantaloon 8lufls, i consisting of Black French Doe Skin and wool-dj ed CaMimeres, figured and plain, x ancy colors of every Urt.. nd to suit all tsstes. Vestinra of Velvrt. Lblack.nd fanev. cut and Plain: 8atina. black and fan- ey. flared and plain Challies. of all colors, (Frosted aUlka for wedding and parlies something new in these parts, in fact, all sorts of Vestings, as well aa Polka Scarfs and Cravats, Stocks of every variety, Opera and Neck Ties, all colors, 8ospenders on an improved plan. Gloves, Kid and Silk, black and white Driving Gloves ' Gentlemen's Dress Shirts, latest fasb ion. Shaker Flannel Shirts, never before brought to this market. 8ilk 8birts, Collars, Bosoms, and many tnings too tedious to enumerate, j ogetfier witn a complete assortment of Tailors' Trimmings, embrac inga few yard of Red Padding, Canvas .Cotton Wadding and Spool Cotton, (and by way of making up tbe assortment, a few papers of Needle,) which ws too would sell at Wholesale and Retail. The above Good were not boughtoltogether for cash, therefore we want to sell them as quick a pos sible, and to make it an inducement for customers to' purchase, will do now what we have done for two years sell cheap, and that without compulsion. We spent quite as much time in New York as any body in our lineVwe think we bought our Goods as cheap t at all events, we hazard nothing in saying we wil sell as cheap, and that is all the customer cares for at last. Recollect that Oliver & Procter reduced the prices to what they now are.1 If yoa get your cloth ing cheaper, yoa are indebted to them for it. With out disparaging others, we think we can supply s suit equal in all respects to sny House in lbs United states, and at as cheap a rate quality of the goods m.n. in bnainesa. Their kindness hss ereatlv ax. rmAfA a, merit, hnt we trust, bv strictlv flttniinr ,n hn.in.,. auil endeavoring Dromntlv tn fulfil OBr engagement, lo have its continuance. .; We receive every two weeks, through our New tyotk correspondent, the latest Pari, London, and New York Fashions. Persons furnishing their own VA(Mi. w;n have them made on with the same neat nff - anJ jetpatch ss though we supplied the "article entire. Urders from a instance inanuuiiy received snd promptly sttended to. , -t OLIVER & PROCTER, 1 Fsyetteville St., Raleigh, N. C. " . . m. a a . 5 doors South Williams, Haywood a Co.' ' ' ; " - Drag Store. Ralelgh,Oct. 13. " 8f v. . FIIIE ! ITfinE JBT2VA ISCRAWCE COMPA 11 NY, of Ilnrf ford, Conn. Offers to insure Buildings snd MerchSndiie, sgainst loss or damage by fire, at premiuma to suit the times. ;' : ; This is one of the oldest snd best Insurance Com panics in tba UnitedStale,and pay sits lossesprompt ly '. ' -,.vl' .r ' " . ."'-v- - . w .-. Applications forlniOTance in Raleigh, or its ! dnity, to be mads to ' J- 8. W. WHITING; , Jane, 1845, Apnt. I TS.T T-l 11 V ill t 1 I to Travellers Regular Daily One,' Sunday - excepted,) WITHOUT ANY DETENTION. rmHE Travelling Public are respectfully informed ii that this Line ia still in successful operation, leaving Petersburg Daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 7 A. M., via City Point Rail Road, taking the James River Steamers, Curtis' Peck and Jewess, running al ternatelytouching at all the landings on James lu ver, and at Old Point going and returning, and meet- ing the-Bay Steamers, Georgia and Herald in Hamp ton Roads, so that the passenger will arrive in Haiti- more next mornictr bv 6 A. M.. reaching Fhiladel vhia or New York as earlu as bv the Mail Line, at I lets Expense, more comfort, and with equal expedi- Hon to the two latter Cities. The Boats on the Line are the Curtis Peck, Cept. Datis, Georgia, Capt. Corrxx, Jewess ; ScTToir, Herald, Kcsseix. Fare from Gaston or Weldon to Baltimore, $9 . Perersborg to Baltimore, 6 Forward Cabin, " 5 From Petersburg to Old Point or Norfolk, 2 Meals being included on all the Boats of this Line. We regret being compelled lo caution the Public against the misstatements made to divert the travel from this popular route. : f ? WM. M. MOODY, Agent, Office James River & Bay Line,' Weldon, N. C. July 16, 1845 .1 57 Tne Undersigned will attend regularly the COUNTY and SUPERIOR COURTS, of Wake, Granville, Franklin, John I ton, and ash. All business entrusted to his care will be promptly attended to. . HENRY W. September 15, 1845. ; MILLER, Raleigh, N. C. 73 -tf T IIE SUBSCRIBER intending to remove to his plantation tn the country, offers a great bargain in the sale of his Merilsville Tract of land immediately adjoining the town of Oxford. The tract contains 215 acres, with an ample supply of timber and fire-wood, and an unusual quantity of well improved land. The dwelling, (of the largest dimensions) is just completed in the most fashiona ble and neatest style of architecture, and is situated on a beautiful eminence within a mile of the Court House. The town of Oxford is distinguished for the healthiness of its location, snd the refined and moral character of its inhabitant. The schools BETTIOTAIi OF THE New Book Store. fTnHE Subscriber has removed his Book Store JI : from the House on Favetteville Street, to the building adjoining tbe ' Office of tbe Balcigb Register,' where air orders in his line will be thankfully received and promptly attended to, as. be fore. O. L. CLEVELAND. Raleigh, Oct. 25. 85 tf NE CASE TAMARINDS, iuot to hand, and for sale lew by P. F. PESCUD. ; ' 85 Oct. 27. Attention ! New Goods, TVICVTE have just received a splendid lot of Gcn VV tleuien's Dress and Wate r I proof Roots,' Eadies Walking: Shoes and Slippers, a lot of Kerseys, Plaids, Jeans, dec. dec. These, together with our entire assortment of desirable Goods, will be disposed of on ' accommo dating term. -r' '- HEARTT &. JORDAN. Rsleigh.Nov. 18. 91 inn KEGS Superior White Lead, 1UU 9 Barrels of Linteed Oil, ; Just received and for sale very low,' at the Drug Store of " - , . WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO. Nov. I. 87 CITY HOTEL, Adjoining the Conrt Honse Square, 5 , BAtElGfl, NORTH CABOLOA. ynHE liberal encouragement received by .this ii establishment during tbe last twelve months, prompts Mrs. La wa esc s to tender her sincere ac knowledgements to her friends and tbe public gene rally, for their past favors, and pledges herself that there shall be no diminution in her exertions to please those who may favor her with their patronage. She al so promises that the accommodations of the House, es pecially the Table, shall not be excelled, by any in the City ; and the charges will be a moderate as can possibly be afforded. - ; Travellers and Boarders will be accommodated by the day, week or month. ,x An Oxsisvs will always be in attendance to convey Passenger and baggage, to and from the Rail Road Depot. " Nnvemler 3, 1845. ' , - 87 oawtf CUaOCERT AIfl Commission Bu sin ess, TfOHIf R. TVHITAKER & CO. bav. Ojj ing established themselves in Petersburg, Va. of fer their services to their North Carolina friends, in their line of business. Tbey will keep constantly on band a large and varied assortment of Family Gro ceries of every description, and they will attend strict, ly to the forwarding of such packages as may be ad dressed to their care, and to the' sale of such Produce as may be consigned to them, j , .. 'All information that may be desired, can be ob tained from the Branch Store, Raleigh, nearly oppo site the Court House.' i - 4 Nov. 81845. ' : ' 89 lm3 ' P.S.. The Branch Store in Raleigh will also do a Forwarding and Commission business, and will promptly attend to all business entrusted to them. . , : r . r - V . :.-;-.;.av JOB PRINTING. . - .- asaaaaiaaHaBnaRnaBBBBBaaBaMaaBaaMaBiMMaaaaMaaiaRaaHBB. . ; Having recently received a fresh supply of ;V : o: FANCY JOB TYPE, ; : We are now prepared to execute in a superior style, Job and Eettcr Press Printing ; SUCH AS PAMPHLET!, CARDS, HANDBILLS, ELASIS, it. I (&iff fih foifh Worth of "Dry OoocU I Jl.HiyHy Ctockery At Cost for Cash f v Consequently, lower than at any other Store in this place ! J as we do hot wish to deal any longer in the dbove Goods: , G. W.' & C. GRlMME. Raleigh; Oct. i; T845. V;r?-&w'M: TVp ECJJGIFJED a fresh Supply of Hal ilQj ibut and Salmon. Pickled and Hermeti cally Sealed, in Tin Canisters. v.'- - Soused Salmon in 12 lb. Kits, Sardines and Sal mon, in Oil ; Anchovies, French Mustard, preserved Ginger,- 24 Jars dry in Sugar and Syrup, Green Sap Sago Cheese, Smoked Beef and Bologna Sausages, Tomato Catsup,-Capers, Peppersauce, Chocolate, 25 els. and 30 per pouDd, Cauliflower and other fine Pickles, in Wrnevinegar and various Sauces. - ; G. W. & C, GRIM MB. . Oct. T. 1845. 78 Confectionary, : Groceries, Ca Mhv i DTIPI CO RltoiP l IMOTDtlftiCMTfe 1 nivu 1 niu iuLLOj iviuoiuni. uvu 1 iiuivikiv rw JEWELLERY AIVD TOYS. CONSTANTLY ion hand at our Store: ' -' Fine Artificial Flowers, and Hair, Fancy and Work Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon, Baskets, Snuff boxes, Travelling bags, Combs, Pins Needles,- Purses, Pocket-books, Pencils, Buttons, Thread, Matches, Twine, Hatters' Bow-strings, Thermometers, Walk ing Canes. Razors. Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissor, Shaving utensils, Pistols, Dirks and Cadet Guns, Spy Glasses. Percussion caps, Shot and Shot belts, Powder flasks. Spectacles, Looking-glasses, Cloth, Hat, Hair, Dusting, Shoe and small Painting Brushes ; Whips, Fishing Utensils, Night Tapers, smoking Pipes, Slate, Shoe-thread, Awls, Sifters, Cotton and Wool cards, uoiTee-miil, plain and painted Mugs, Lamps and Lamp wicks, Waiters, Clocks, Britannia and Iron Spoons, Spurs, Pad locks, Bridle-bus, l acks. ' ' FRESH CONFECTIONARY & GROCERIE8. Steam refined Candies, Pilot, Water, Butter, So da, and Sugar Crackers, Sugar and Ginger Cake from Richmond. Lemons, Oranges, Raisins, Figs, Prunes,Currants,Datea,Citron, Filberts, Palm, W all, Peccan, and Cocosnuls, Almonds, Nutmegs, Bran dy Fruit, ; Preserve, Jujube-paste, Mustard, Sweet Oil, Lemon Syrup,. ; ' ; . ; v f- - la lasses, fJoffee, sugars, a large quan tity on hand. " ' t : ' -- ; i Candles, best Siierm, northern 1 allow, and small Wax for lanterns. ; ... CHEESE, Pine Apple and common. . OIL, best Sperm, White and Fish Oil. TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder. , SOAPS Castile, variegated, dark and light tur pentine, and perfumed shaving. CIGARS, SNUFF and TUBACUU. Ground Ginger and Pepper, and whole do. AH- spice, otarcn, indigo, copperas, Madder, macsing, Boots. . cr Sold only ly the lot tie out of the House I BEST PORT, MADEIRA & MUSCAT WINE, PORTER. -, - Perf ornery. ; ? Oil of Roses, Antique Oils, Cologne, Lavender Bergamott, Opodeldoc, pink Saucers. . Musical Instruments. Violins, bows, strings, bridges, screws, Flageo lettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clarionetts,Accordeons, Dutci mo Wire. . . , ' .- . . ' Stationary.' z'X Picture and Song Books, Key of Heaven (Cath olic ) Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink pow der, Sealing-wax,Wafers, Letter-stamp. '-Fencing and Boxing Apparatus. Foils, Swords, Glove, Hats, Breastplates. Jewellery, . Of Gold and tSilver, as well a German Silver, and Pinchback,viz:Breastpin, Ear-rings,Pencil,Finger-rings. Thimbles, Tea Bells, Table and Tea Spoons, Metal Combs,' Belt-buckles, Watch, Keys, Fob Chains, Gypsum-beads, white and black jet bugle Beads, assorted sizes. - v: Domino,; cSn.BTcV. Keno,Ten- Games and Toys. oin. Cun and Ball. Dies: Printing Presses, Chil dren's Trunks, Wheelbarrows, Bureaus, Marbles, Humming tops, Drums, Rattles, - Whistles,' mouth Organs. Harps, Trumpets, Paint boxes, magnetic Toys, false Faces, Malescops,. Microscopes, Pewter and China tea setts, Drummeis, fancy toy. Dolls, Doll-head, i G. W. & C. GRlMME, Corner opposite Mr. R. Smith's. Raleigh, Oct. 1, 1845. 78 NE W PUBLIC A TI0N S RECEIVED THIS RAY. THE BREACH OF PKOMISE, a novel by the author of 'the Jilt," 'Cousin Geoffrey, &c J be Parsonage OI iTxora, vj r reuen&a Bremer. i , - - ' Praise and Principle ; or, For W bat shall 1 Live, by the author of "Conquest and Self-Con quest," &c : s . - 4 i 1 he .Travels I itiarco aoio, greauy amended and enlarged, with copious notes, by Hugh Murray.FV R. .- E. . - . - 6says, by John ADercromoie, si. u., r. K. js. c ALSO, No. 36 Rarper's Illuminated and Illustrated Rible. For sale at the North Caroline Book Store; s - - i s - v f : TURNER & HUGHES, i: i -r-2'v: " -''f 'Publisher's Agents.' Raleigh. 8ept. 19. ' , . 85 Fresh Drags, Medicines, ; &c. : wiiiiAtts; HAmobor& co; Are now receiTing from Kew York and Philadelphia, a Urge and gene ral assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. ,v Paints and Oils, Dye-Stuffs, G L AS S. W A RE, PERFU MERY , &c. Which they are prepared to sell wholesale and retail to Physicians, Merchants, and others dealing in their line, at unusually low prices.- . ".J, Those wishing to buy, will find it to. their interest to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. - Particular attention st all times will be given to putting op Prescriptions, aa well as tbe dispensing- of jneaicines. .v;--.v ; Raleigh, July, 1845. J , , ' ' , ' -5. ' ' : , ... ..,-1- 1 . -. -(, W ftrt VERY SUPERIOR SEGARS, as. sorted Brands, just received and for sale br . .' : . WILUAMS HAYWOOD & Co. . . September 18. , 74 For Rent, Aod . immediate possession ipven, 1 the comfortable Rtvellinsr Honse X 'tn the Western part of the City, Utly necuoled 6 Major T. L. Wsst. Apply at this Of ficc, ' a BROOT, - XIATXT7Q fisifed Ne York and Philadelphia fot' the purpose of adding to Liar Stock,' fetfpectfony inform fits friends' and the. Public VI . L 1 . y nisi ub uss vpcneu largo' and1 splendid aasoiV " . xnent of- - II W E L fit Aft 6 UU 6 Y GOOD S r; consisting of Gold snd SiJVei1 Lever Watch ei. An' chor CyHnderv, Verfical Escapements. Gold and 8teel Guard Chains, Seals,- Keys," together with af farge assortment of Brea'st Pin,- Finge Ring, Esl Kings, Gold and Silver1 Pencil, Thimbles Aledak Hons Gold Heart and Crose". , ., . SPECTACLES. I " oJu, Oliver, Diue and Ktisnea oreei opecncie 4 rvi f-..asa . . u reriforal Spectacle Glaa es, a new article, to suit the Eyes of stl persons. Very superior Flint Glasses, that1 may be adjusted in any frame, at any notice. ' Silver and Plated Ware.- : . -, Silver Table,Tea,Dessert, Salt and Mustard Spoon Ladles, Sugar-Tongs, Butter Knives, Silver-mounted CocosfNuts, Castors, Candle-Slicks, SnOflers and; Trays,Cake Baskets, Coffee GrequesBrilsnia War, in oets or single pieces, cuver anu r mieu vups. --: v -Fanev Goods.- Mantel Clocks, Gold and Silver mounted Cases' Chess Men, end Backgammon Boards, Steel Pens?' Gilt, Steel, Glsc and Satin Beads; Jet Combs; 8egaf , and Card Cases; Purses f Chapman's Raior Straps Toilet Bottles and Ladies Toilet, Work Boies. ,CUTJLERY.: A fine assortment of Rogers Razors Pocket ' - - Pen Kmves; PATENT - tTX BAltnEL SCLInETOU . VIHCi AND ItEPJUIUItt. riaiuLS, Guns and Pistols. A large and fine collection of Double Barrel' Guns1 snd Colt's Patent Revolving Pistol. 4 J- Perfumery, . Comprising Powder Boxes, Cologne snd Lavcndtf Water ; Toilet Powder; Shaving and Toilet 8oapsv Also, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes. , , , Musical Instruments Spanish Guitars, Violins. Clarionets, t lutes, Fife Guitar and Violin Strings, Extra Violin Bows. dec, &c Watches and Clocks repeired in a superior style. As1 his own personal atUniion . will be given to this department, those persons having article of this kiru) to repair, may rely on their being well and faiiiifully ' executed.- Gold and Silver manufactured to order with neatness and punctuality. ,. Highest price give)' en for" okl Gold snd Silver. V , Raleigh, Oct. 20, 1845. 63 Valuable Prairie 5 Plantation : OS A CREDIT OP 1, 2, 1 AND 4 PAYMENTS 1 1 1 rrnilE SURSCRIRER offers for sale hi' -' j Plantation, lying 7 miles west of Columbus . Mississippi, near the Robinson Road, snd 6 nailer from tbe River. This is a portion of that valuable1 Tract of Land, lately. owned by Col. Jno; D. Ami ; late of North Carolina, and has been considered one' ; of the most valuable Cotton Farms in North Missis sippi. , ..-r ' ; - .?; The Tract contains 720 Acres 440 acres In high t tate of cultivation and 60 acres "deadened; which can be brought into cultivation ' with' little" J trouble. The Gin House, Screw, Horse-Mill, Cs bins, for the sccommodstion of 70 or 80 Negroes and other buildings necessary on a Farm, are all '., new the wati r is good Corn, Fodder, snd stock of ! Possession given the first of January, 1846V, Tbe' first payment may be a small one, if net convenient to pay much. The Tract ran be enlarged, if deiredr s J "GRAF" Ai .CHANDLER. Columbus, Miss , May 13. 1845. - : ; 4 ' Print Warehmi ft V- : IN NEW; YORK,; ' . , . " ' To supply the City and Interior Trade, by the Piece? ' t -' or 'Package,- i U REMOVED; ni t From 113 Pearl Street, to- . 44 CEBan STnEEtfi Y v saj' t ;. .-i . f nL f 'J! . 4 7- . Tf EC & fJttinySTIillt give notice to the v f J A Dealer in Dry Goods, that they have removed", tneir Warehoosefwr Printed Calicoes exclusively, from? ' Pearl to 44 Cedar street. By conifinirig their alien.- ' tion to Print only, L. & B. are enabled to exhibit an ' assortment far surpassing sny ever before offered in America and to sell at' prices as low, and generally. "; lower, than bouses whose attention Is divided among . . . a large variety of articles. , . ' ' ". ...it The Stock consist of several thousands of Patterns and Colorings, embracing every variety of 5 1 ; . v American and Foreign Prints In market many atyle of which are got up exclu sively for their own sales, and cannot he had else . where, except in second bands.' ' 1 s Dealera in Prints will find it fof their interest r examine this 8tock before making their psrebarr the will have the advantage of learning the lowest : market pricesand Comparing ell the desirable stj ler ;. ' in market side bv side. " V- ' .1' ' Catalogues of Prices, corrected with' e very'f ariatiotf 4 ! of the Market, are placed in the bands of buyer. September 20; 1844. ;'"v;2 ' 1L ?8 , t, ' CIGARS T J CIGARS ! ; CIGARS! ! L TTTrjE would respectfully inform the citirtn of.'.-. AXvf Raleigh, and the public generally, that we.,. ' have opened a Cigar" manufactory in Raleigh, where , we constantly keep on hand a full assortment of high ly flavored imported Crgsrr, including t f , yx A r REGALIA, . . A - 'EBPERANZA'U CAZADOBEV hCUBRV, V,. - ' LANORMA, -.-i ; HAVANA WERNER, . .. I PRINCIPE ' , ' &e.' ' ? ice. ' .1 ; ' etc ,..: '.-I ' ; v; -.; snd all kind of domestic manufactured Cigars. A genersl svsortment of superior cbewing TODACCO? MaccubSr Congress, coarse Rsppes snd Ccotitr -; r SNUFFj Cigar cases, SnoffRoie. snd all article iat ' the line, which we Cef at New York prices', by the ' wholesale or retail. All orders thaakfdlfy receive J nd attended to with dispatch. ' ' Purchasers, snd the lover of good war art J To bacco, will always be furnished with the beU 1 1 , suited to the tarte of the connoicsur. ; Uall and try tt :;v r KRAUSE & MILLER ; FayeHcvUle atrcet, opposite the Citv IWA, Bept 2,. ' 1
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