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TERMS OF, THE SEMI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
SubtcriptionsFiv dollar per anaam half
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" idrtieut. For eTery Siifra,Iin, first
iniprlion. On Dollar; each nUeaent inMrtioo,
Ttreoty-fiT Cent, I vl, f , . '
y Crt Orrfrt- an3 Judicial Ad vert UemenU mill be
t:har;ed 25 per ceaL higher; but' a deductiea of 33)
er cent, will be made, from the "rejular prices, for
Jadrtrtiecrt by the year. v ; 01
AdrertMeraentj, inWrted in the Semi-Wiklt Ric
vnrrta, will aUo'appear in the Wxexlt Paper, free
v-JP-Lettera to the Editor moat be roffr-rAia.
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PATENT
V1STOJL8, "...
V TO HEUCHATS SOIXG If OHTH.
)'a;-Ws spies & co.--
218 Pearl Strtet, Neut Yorl,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery,
tenuis, uiiicif s-uU),va iiwni
; XLajIand, : france and ' "
RE prepared to sell on the most farorable
terms; CUTLERY, of all kind, including
Knives and Forks, of every description and
quality, i -" . : ;. , .
Razorsv Scissors, Pocket Knives, . do. do. -J
Guos, Pistols, Rifles and Muskets, - d.
Gun Soiitirs Tools, . .. , . r do., do.
. Anyilt.Vices, Uoes, Trace Chains, &c &c
'Trunk, Chest, Poor and Pad Locks of all kinds.
Scythes, Saws, and Tools of all kinds. t -.
liJapanneryjind ruannta Wares.- . ,
JJra33 uoods, of all kinds. , ,
Mathematical Ioptruments. . . , -. v -.- ,
Fishing and Fowling Tackle, &c. Slc
-A. VV. d. & Co. are AgeaU for tfie Patent self.
cocking, cast steel six barrel revolving PISTOL,
superior to any kind 6f Pistol for a safe guard. .
Merchants will find it to their interest, to call,
before purchasing elsewhere. " "
' New York, October 10. ,. ' 81
FRESH" OYSTERS & FISH.
To the Citizens' of Raleigh and
: i :the Country generally.
mHE 8UB4CR!QSI. throush .the roeJium of
i i . . .
' A. the PreM beje leave verv reapectfully.ta render
', kit sincere thank to the Public, for the very, liberal
encouragement. extended to hiin in hie line of buai
. jtene,ssoaterer of Oysters and Fish, heretofore,
and would bef leave to inform his cutmerf, that he
- ha again resumed the business and has located his
eeubuVhmeat i" the building known es the Cannon
: . Office, near the Office of the. " Standard," where
he will be happy to serve bis farmer Patrons and oth
er, with Oysters, Fish, snd such othr delicacies as
i i Li. . i .i. . m r.tk L..,
! f y. OYSTEX1V fresh and fine,' will be re--
ceived.dailyi baring accident upon Kail Road and
:. 6tean)boat. Aleo, FIXCSII FISH on Wedoes-
: day and. Fridavs which may be relied on. I
I ' would in conclusiim . say to my patrons, that what-
ever I offer for sale, whether the application be made
) ) in per ton or through servants, will be genuine.
, 'I wouki aIo add, that persons ia any of the ad-
i '. joining Couatiee, er all such places aa may be practi-
, I $ cable to seod Oysters with safety, will have their
. orders promptly and faithfally attended to, they giving
positive directions as to the conveyance.
. ? y I - t y JOHN WILSON".
i't IlaUigh, Nov. 4 : j ' - 87
Dietetics for the Sick and Invalid.
Bermuda Arrow Root, Superior White Tapioca,
Pearl Barley, Sago, Robinson Patent Barley, Cpp
. er fongUs, Superior Rossis Iaingtajs, ' Irih Mo,
- Gain Arabie, grd. Slippery Elm. Port Wine, Ac
All tbe above mentiened, and miny other little prep
aralioiic for delicate food, so. necerary for the sick
; Chamber as directed by medical order, will be found
st : L i PEaCUD'S'Drug 8iore.
P1AC1TOUS AUO.TIATIQUE, for re-
moving the tate and amell, caused by Nsureoua
Medicine, Smoking, &c and- din using an agree
ble flavour to , the Mouth, for sale at - the Drug
Store of i "
i WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD dc CO.
Dec 10, 1815.
98
A LRQB supply of PUMXTIIfO INK
A has jost been received at this Oflks from the
Nr.uern Factorie. and is offered f.r sale, st a small
advance upon cot, for Vt.nu. - The Ink i in $i snd
S3 Kej, sad is warranted to be a good article.
Nov. 8, 1845". . i , 89-tf
' Taxes! Taxes!!
'J:A LL person, who are ia arrears for City Taxes
yjtt nr the: year 1845. are hereby -earneaily re
euetej to edme lorward and ettie tne same ' on or
before the I5thf January insunt, or I shall be forced
to collect by stress and sale of property. " ' "
2 ;v.v r-i - - JAMEa H. MURRAY,
i--.:;-.VTr .: - - r city Collector.
Raleigh, January 1. 1848. - ' ; I 4t
C ATI ill AGES FOR 8AXE,
' I have for sale one fine brass
mounted COACHES, one
second banded - do- two
BIROUUUE3. ooeJEF
FEK.sON CARRIAGE,
1 s one oub&fii duuui
nd one CARRYALL, all
I of which I will sell private
: -IT BIT IWW IUI CUI
ot sold before the ISlh of January. 1846, I shall
hea sell th'em at public sale, on a credit of six -month.
, i jW. J. CLARK, Adm r. '
Dee. 81. 1845.
Notice.
fTTlHE LAST CALL f, '. AH those indebted to
l me will please call jat my Store in Raleigh, op
Ute the Presbyterian iChurch and pay their ac
jntior cJie them by note, or ihey will find them
r-n in sn ofScer'a hands fir collection, as I am de-
ined tadosemy boukainaomeway. I have now
Ju'jad a long as my business will justify.
k JOHN R WHITAKER.
Deo 23. 1845 .f . 1 3ti
: CLArrn deeds
axd ro saw at im orrus.
New Falf and Winter Goods.
OLIVER & PROCTER,
' -MERCHANT TAILORS, " -
. (Ugly Row,) Fayttterille Street
- . . KALSIOH, N. C. . . " 4
; 7100 door t below the Wholesale and Retail
v x Tailors Trimmings Establishment of
- - Joseph J. Bjggs. .
A"KUR Stock of Good is at band .embracing French
VJ Ulack,BIue,lB viable fJreen,Uraa Green, Light
and dark Brown, Mulberry and Sax Goiha Cloths,
lor Uress, rmck and Over Coeas. Pantaloon Stuff,
constating of Blark French Doe Skin and wool-dyed
lsaitimeres, figured and puinr Fancy colore f every
variety, and td u'lt all taste. - Vestinga of .Yelvrta,
black and fancy; cut and plain; Satins, black and fan
cy, figured and plain Cballie, of air colors, (Froatrd
oilka for weddings and parties something new in
these part,) in fact, all sorts of V eatings, ss well as
rolka eearf and Cravats, Ktocke of every variety
" . a aw t ' -""
upera ana neca i ie, an colors, ouspenuers on an
improved plan. Glove. Kid and tsilk, black and white
Driving Glovee Gentlemen e Dress Shirt, latest fash
ion.-! Shaker Flannel Shine, never before brought to
tbia.nurket. Silk Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, and many
tilings too tedious to enumerate." l ogetner with
complete assortment of Tailors' Trimming, embrac
ing a few yard' of Red Padding. Canvas Cotton
WadJinc and Spoul Cotton, (and by way of making
up tne assortment, a tew papers of Needles.) which
ws tow would sell at Wholesale and Retail.
The above Good were not bought altogether for
cash, themfore we want to sell ihem as quick aa pos
sible, and to make it an inducement for customers to
purchase, will do now what we have done fur two
years sell cheap, and that without compulsion. We
spent quite as much time in New Y.ork aa any. body
in our line we think we bought our Good aa cheap
at all event, we hazard nothing: in -saying we wil
ell a cheap, and xhat is sll the customer cares' for
at last. Recollect that Oliver dt Procter reduced the
prices to what they now are.,' If you get your cloth
iig cheaper, you are indebted to' them for it. With
out disparaging others, we think we can supply a suit
equal in all respects to any House in the United
Stales, and at as cheap a rate quality of -the good
considered. We avail ouraelve of the present op
portunity to return our sincere acknowledgment to
our numerous friend snd customers, for the patron
axe uniformly received by us einee our commence
ment in business, Their kindness bss greatlv ex
ceeded our merit, but we trust, by strictly sttending
to our business, and endeavoring promptly to fulfil
our engagements, to have its contiuuance. -,
We receive every two week, throuth our . New
York correspondent, the latest Paris, London, and
New York Fashion. Persona furnishing their own
good, will have them made op with the same heat
nes and despatch as though we supplied the article
entire. Orders from a distance thankfully received
and promptly attended to. r '
OLIVER & PROCTER,
Fayelteville St., Raleigh, N. C.
5 doors South Williams, Haywood 4r Co.
Drug Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 13. . RI
"TVTEW AND INTERESTIIfG PLU-
XM LIVATIOIS.-IngeraoU's History ot the
War of 1812-13, ,v
Thierry 'a Historical Worka,
. Dr. Durbin'a Travel in the East,
Webster's Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy,
Green's Miet Expedition,- ,
. Note from over Sea, by Mitchell,
Whippoorwill." a Poem by Geo. P. Morris,
.Tuppcr Proverbial Philosophy,
W he weirs lemenu or .Morality snd Polity,
Miss Beeeher Domestic Economy,
The American Shepherd, by L A. Morrell,
Hoare on the culture of the Yine, ' '
Fremont's Eipedhion to the Rocky Mountains,
Thirwair History of Greece,
Autobiography of Alfieri, translated from the Ital
ian, by C. E. Lester,
Florentine Histories, 'by Niccolos Machiavelli
translated by C. E. Lester,
The Citizen of a Republic, by Ceba translated by
C E. Lester, --
Works of FicUon,".
Adventures of Cspt 8imoo Suggs," and tskin
the Census snd ether Alabama Sketches, by Hooper,
The White Slave, a Russian Tale,
The Bosom Friend, .
London Medical StaJent, part 2d
Mansfield Park,
The Only Daughter,
With a solendid and most beautiful assortment of
. s
Juvenile. Work. ' j
'. TbrMve are for sale at the old stand on the cor
ner. THE N. C. BOOK STORE,
Where all of our friends sre -invited to call and
examine the assortment. . ,
CIGARS ! CIGARS ! ! CIGARS ! ! ! '
tl TV 7 E. would respectfully inform the citizens of
y V 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 Cigars, including -
REGALIA, ' ESPERANZA,1
CAZADOKE, - " CUBR Y,
LANORMA, - HAVANA,
. WERNER, : PRINCIPE,
. ' &c ' ."I -Ac . , : &c
and all kind of domestic manufactured Cigars. A
general assortment of superior chewing TOBACCO;
Marcuba, Congress, coarse Rappee and Scotch
SNUFF; Cigar cases. Snuff Boxes, and all articles in
the line, which we offer of New York prices, by the
wholesale or retail. All orders thankfully received
and attended to with dispatch. -
Purchasers, and the lovers of good Cigars and To.
baeco, will slwsys be furnished with the best kindr,
suited to the taste of the ronnoieaur. ' Call and try at
. .. .KRAUSE dc MILLER'S. -
Fayettcville street, opposite the City Halt.
Morton & Sturdivant, ?
General Commission Merchants,
' -AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
..: .w -v ;BOLUNGBROOkST
. . rrrcaastraa, VA.,
TTTT7ILL give particular attention tn the sale of
V V COTTON, - TOBACCO, W H CAT and
FLOUR.--- - ..: ..r.
Goods and Produce) forwarded with promptness
and despatch, z ; "... : .v : f ,,, " : ' t ,
Ubenl cash advances made on ail fJonetgnment.
Refer to - ' . - -
Messrs. R. Tucker dc Son, ) o,
- William, Haywood Co. ji. C.
Turner dc H ugbes. ; j ;
Pefershnrg, Va, Nov. 8. 184S. : .i a 89-w8w
KEGS TO PUT LARD ITf !
rrrfjHB aubscriber baa on hand a lot of Keg, which
IX are well adapted for Lard. The kega will held
from seven to twelve gallons. Apply to - ' -
: -Magnificent Scfremes,
r O it J A 1 IAUY 1 8 46.
fj. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
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. Alexandria Lottery,
Clss 2, for 1846:
To' be drawn in Alexandria. D C on' Saturday,
January loth, 184R. , -75
No; Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots.
' " 1 srLxsnin capitals:
30,000 dollars ! 20,000 dollars ! ' 10,000 dollars !
,6,000 dollara! 4,000 dollars! 3,000 dollare!
2,628 dollara ! 2,500 dollara!
, 35 prizes of 1,000 dollars! i
25 do. of 500 dollara!
Tickets ..only.. $10 Halves $ 5 Quarter $2 50
CerUficaUs of Package of 25 Whole Ticket SU0
Do , i do , " 25 Half. do 65 t
. Do v do 25 Quarter do 32 50
- Alexandria Lottery,
, : w Class 3, for 1846. T
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. C. on Satur
day, Jan. 17th, 1846.
78 Rnmbcr lottery 14 DraTrn Ballots.4-
MAOxmccMT rsizxa:
1 Grand Capital 550,000
1 Splendid Prize 25,000
I do - 15,000 1
1 do 10000
1 Prize of 9,000
1 do 8,000
1 do 7,000
1 do 5,172
2 Prizes of 4,000
4, do 2,500
20 do ' 2 o00
20 do 1,000
20 do 600
40 do 500
&c. Ate. &c.
Tickets $15 Halves $7 50 Quartan $3 75
Eighths Rl 87 i.
Certificale of packages of 2(5 Wholes $190
Do. do. 26 Halves 95
Do. do. . 26 Quarters 47$
Do. do. 26 Eighths 23
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
. Class No. 4, for 1846.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. C, en Saturday
January 24th, 1846.
PRIZES !
. 30,000 dollars ! 12,500 dollars 1
i 6,000 dollars! 4,000 dollars 1
.3,577 dollars ! 3,000 dollars !
: 2,600 dollars I
20 Prizes of 2,000 dollars!
20 do. 1,000 dollars!
50 do. 500 dollars !
&c. &c. &c.
75 Number Lottery 12 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only $10 Halve $5 Quarters 2 60
Certificate of a package 25 whole tickets, $130 ;
Do do 25 half d 65
Do do 25 quarter do 32 50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Cls 6, for 1846,
To be drawn in Alexandria. D. C, on Saturday,
January 31st, 1846.
Gxand Scheme:
Prize of
$35,000
10,000.
5,000
3,177
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
400
300
do
do
do
do
Prizes
of
do
40
50
60
of
ore.
' dec.
6ze.
75 Nos 12 Ballots.
Tickets 810 Halves 85 Quarters $2 50.
Ceitificatesof Packtgesof 25 Whole Tickets $130
Do. do 25 Half do. 65
Do. do 25 Quarter do. 32$
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 ia over te all
who order from us. Address. - - c
J. G GREGORY & Co Managers,
Washington City, D. C.
NI3W FIIMI!
And New Goods still Coming!
THE Subscribers take occasion to announce to
their friends and the Public generally, that hat
ing gone into into the Mercantile business in the
House, formerly occupied by H. A. Baobam dc Co.,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co,, they have
on hand and are constantly receiving large and excel
lent supplies of
. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
together with HATS, SHOES, snd BOOTS, snd
SHOES for Ladies, which they offer at low rates for
Cah. or on a short Credit to punctual dealers.
Their Stock is such, that they will be able to furnish
to ineir Customers wnatever may oe uesireu iu innr
line of business, and they can confidently assure the
public that their prices will be aa low and their terms
as accommodating as those of any House this aide of
Petersburg They would most respectfully ask their
friend and the public to give them a call i and if
cheap and good Goods, and fair bargains will entitle
them lo It, ihey hope to receive, aa tbey will endeavor
to merit, a liberal share of the public patronage.
1. J3 tic. A K. I,
, . J. P. JORDAN.
Raleigh, Oct. 24, 1845. 84-tf
CITY HOTEL,
Adjoining the Court House Square,
. KAIiKIGH. KQRTH CAROLINA.
rTTlHE liberal encouragement , received by thia
11 esUblishment during the last twelve months,
prompt Mrs'. Lawatsca to lender her sincere ac,-
kn.mliwIMnMnta tn hr friffnJ Snd th DubllC gene
rally, f.ir their past favors, and pledses herself that
there shall be no diminution in her exertions lo please
tboee who may favor her with their patronage. She al
so promises that tha accommodation of the House, es
pecially the Table, aball not be. excelled by any in
tha Citv i snd the charges will be aa moderaU as can
possibly be afforded.
.- Travellers and Boarders will be accommodated by
the day. week or month. . . . "T ' , 4
An Oxnisua wilt always be in attendance to
convey Pasaengers and !hagSS t tom 106
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;SAVE YOUR1 CORN GOBS AND SHUCKS.
TO THE PLANTERS AND MILL 3 OF N. CAKOUNA
HE undersigned has obtained Lettera Patent
enable common Mill atones for rocks) now
in use, to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK,
into mesl, for Hores, Mules, Cattle Hogs, &c. there
by samg more then one third of a crop, which is sn
important item with planters. :. The machinery used
Tor the above! purpose is simple and durable, and .can
not, with fair means, get out of order; ;- It will last aa
long as the atones lasi, with an expense of 50 cents
every five years. To enable the common Mill Stones
to grind ear corn into meal, requires no new boild
ings or extra power. It can a Wo be applied to Horse
Mills, Treshing Machine Gins or any given power
known. . The aame Mill will grind one third more of
Corn meal by the introduction of this Machinery, and
can be changed lrom grinding Corn and, Cob, to
grinding Corn Meal in the space of thirty seconds.
Corn alone, when fed to stock, is said to be by the
moat practical and scientific Planters, constipating in
its euects, producing tounders, cnolic and various
other maladies which are incident to stock. Grinding
coI wub the Corn, makea a food congenial with
their nature, and cannot produce any of the. serious
result above mentioned. Stock, when fed on Corn
exclusively, are deprived of the benefits of distension
(so necessary to the proper health of animals,) by
iheir being unable to eat a sufficient bulk to produce
distention before the animal becomes gorged. Cobs
ground with the corn, produce this necessary disten
-a a- - J
sion, wunout any uaneer oi diseases arising from
overeating. Corn and cob meal is improved by
as a
scalding, and sun more by ooiiing, and yet more ny a
partial fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
uuestion for Hogs.' out Horses and Moles will not
eat fermented food, consequently they will require it
dry or partially wet with cold water Horses, Mules
and Oxen, when fed with unitround food, void much
in an undigested slate, which is of course lost for
all benejicia purposcs.-Qj' Head the subjoined ccr
tificute. v
fO The undersigned can be addressed at Raleigh,
and all calls will be attended to punctually and with
despatch by lumselj-or Agent -
WM. F. COLLINS.
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. 16 ly
CERTIFICATES.
Having been solicited by Maj Collins to have my
Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and Shuck, I
consented that he should do so as an experiment ; and
I am able to aay that it grinda Com in the Shuck at
the rate of 30 bushels per hour : and the dressing of
the stonea is so improved, that it grinda shelled Corn
more than twice aa fast as before, and by my watch,
at the rate of 15 bushel per hour, and the meal finer
than usual. I deem it a valuable improvement, and
ehali purchase the right to use it, as it will afford me
a speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save much thereby. ' r
j WM. BOYLAN.
ftlnat. A1jMu9: oik in order to remove
ly U Public prejudice (which appear to prevail in
this section of the country against all Patent Rights)
so far aa my atatement will go in giving the advan
tage which 1 haye derived in having Major Conine'
Patent Right for grinding Corn. Coband Shuck, at
tarhed or applied to my Grist Mill, I slate, that4my
Mill, since this improvement was attached, grinda not
only as good Meal as before, bat rivx times paster,
and grinda up the Corn, Cob. and Shack, into Meal
sufficiently fine to mix withjother rough food for
Stock. My Mill ground very slow before this im
provement waa made, but now grinds fine Meat at
the rate of six bushels per hour.
I make this atatement, aa well for the. benefit ef the
Public, aa to do justice to Kbowlton's Patent (now
owned by Major Collins.)
J. MORDECAI.
Oct. 20, 1845. 83-tf
: North Carolina
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY
Arms and Equipments furnished by
tne state.
NexlSession of this Classical and Mathematical
School, opens on the 1st of January, wilh advan
tages unsurpassed in any Preparatory School in
the South.
Classics, English, etc. R.GRAY.
Mathematics, Tactics, etc. O. A. BUCK.
E Fi!osoJhj,Chemi,ilrJ & I S.N.BOTSFORD.
TERMS FES SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Classical Department, (Collegiate course, in
cluding full English Studies, with Mathe
matics,) die. . $20 00
EnglUhilo. (Elementary 4 higher branches) 15 00
Military do. (Infantry practice) no charge.
Vocal or Instrumental Music (25 Lessons) 12 00
Fencing per Course 5 00
Surveying and Civil Engineering, no charge.'
The course of Education ia thorough, practical and
well calculated to qualify youth for the various duties
of life, whether occupying public or private, Civil
Military stations. 1 be moral and intellectual facul
ties are kept acverely in action, but not at the expense
of the physicsl, as is unfortunately for the healih'j)f
our children too commonly the case throughout the
country. : I
LECTURES. 4 ;
During the Session, Lectures on Popular subjects
will be delivered, of which due notice will be given
in the Public Prints.
VISITERS.
Gov. Graham.
Rev. A. Smedes,
Rev. D.1 Lacy,
Rev. 11 T. Blake,
Rev. J.J. Finch,
Hon. G. E. Badger,
Hon. Jas. Iredell,
Hon. R. M Saunders,
Dr. Hill, ;
Dr. Baker,
W. R. Gales,
E. B. Freeman,
Cbas. Hinton,
Thos. J. Lemay,
Geo. Little,
W. J. Clarke, Esquires.
Letter-writing, with English snd Latin Composi
tion, will be closely attended to. .
A cheap Uniform is adopted Dresa Parade day,
Friday.
No deduction made tor absence, unless in cases oi
protracted sickness. -
A few Fopil can be noarueu in Air. uray s lamiiy.
f m mm m I
Raleigh, Dec 5th. ' 96
REMOVAL OF THIl
New Book Store.
rfTHE-Subscriber has removed his Book Store
Ji horn the House on Fay etteville 8lreet, to the
building adjoining the Office of the Raleigh
Register, where all orders in his line will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to, as be
fore O. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct-25. 85 tf
Tfpank oi the State of If ortb Caro
LrD Una. A Dividend, of Four per centum on
the Capital Stock out of tha profits of tha half-year,
ending 4lh Monday November last, having been
declared by the Directory, the same wilt be paid to the
Stock-holders or tber reprrsentatives, at the Bank
on the first Monday in January next, and at tbr
Branches snd Agency at Morgan ton, fifteen dsjt
thereafter. . . .. v :-' . ,'
By order, C.DEWEY, Cashier. ;
Raleigh, Dec t, H45. . . 103 i
Boxes RAISINS,
(PJ) 4 ! - LEMONS,
. 1 box Preserved Ginger, 12 Kegs Grapes,. ;
"10 Dram Fitra- ' "-' tn t.j Pmno
40 lbs: tJilron, 60 lb. Chocolate." . ..
300 lb, assorted CANDY.aa Sue'ar Tov. Fnnee
hisses, r rencn lianuy. etc. , , .:
4 Barrels assorted Crackers ; Pine Apple Cheese;
XT' n - . . ., . , " . " .
Currants; Almond ; Palm, Wall, Pecan and other i
Nuts; Sardines, Anchovies. Salmon. Halibut. North-1
era oeei, Saurtges, Tongues, Capers.Catsup, Pickles,
Oranges, French Mustard, and a variety of other ar
ticles, sluy . U. W. & C.GIUMMES. .
Dec. 18, 1845. , ; . . s 100
Confectionary, ; Groceries, ;:
FANCY ARTICLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
i--,,-, ' .. wr
JEWELLERY
aiit Tors.
CONSTANTLY on hand at our Store: !
Fine Artificial Flowers, and Hair. -Fane v and
Work Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon, Baskets, Snuffboxes; I
l ravelling bags, Combs, Pina, Needle. Purses.
Pocket-booka, Pencil, Buttons. Thread. Matches.
Twine, Hatters' Bow-strings, Thermometers, Walk-
ing Canes, Razors, Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives. I
utis,Bur, ousting uiensii, risioi, xira ana uauet I
Guns, Spy Glasses, Percussion caps, Shot and Shot- I
r 431 : . I T- . 1 T- -. . I
belts, fowder Basks, Spectacles, iookiBs-elaaseSi 1
Cloth,1 Hat, Hair, Dusting, Shoe and small Painting j
Brushes; Whips, Fishing Utensils, Night Taper. I
amoking npea, Slates, bboe-thread, Awls, Siftera,
Cotton and Wool cards. Coffee-mills, plain and
painted Mugs, Lamps snd Lamp wicks. Waiters,
Clocks, Britannia and Iron Spoon, Spurs1, Pad-lock,
muliebits, lacks.
FRESH CONFECTIONARY & GROCERIES.
Steam refined Candies. Pilot, Water, Butter. So
da, and Sugar Crackers, Sugar and Ginger Cakes
from Richmond, Lemons, Oranges, Raisins,! Figs,
Prunee,Currants,Date,Citron, Filbert. Palm, Wall,
Peccan, and Cocosnuts, Almonds, Nutmegs, Bran
dy Fruit, Preserve; Jujube-paste, Mustard, Sweet
UH, Lemon eyrup,. ,
luolasse Jofiee Sugars a large quan
tity on nand.
Candles, best Sperm, northern Tallow, and
small Wax for lanterns.
CHEESE, Pine Apple and common.
OIL, best Sprrm, White and Fish Oil. . 1
TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder.
SOAPS Castile, variegated, dark and light tur
pentine, and perfumed shaving. v . - j
CIGARS, SNUFF and TOBACCO. I
Ground Ginger and Pepper, and whole do. All
spice, etarcn, Indigo, fJopperas, Madder, Blacking,
Boots. !
rrj Sold only by the bottle out of the House !
BEST PORT, MADEIRA & MUSCAT WINE,
PORTER.
'I . Perfumery.
Oil of Roses, Antique Oils, Cologne, Lavender
Bergamott.Upodeldoc, pink saucers. '
Musical Instruments. ' i
Violins, bows.' . strintrs. bridees. screws. Flaireo-'
lettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clarionetts, Accordeons, Dulci-
mo Wire.
. Stationary.
Picture snd Song Books, Key of Heaven (Cath
olic ) Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink pow
der, sealing-wax, vvalers, Letter-stamps.
Fencing and Boxing Apparatus.
Foils, 8wordc, Gloves, Hats, Breastplates. -Jewellery,-
Of Gold snd .Silver, ss well as German 8ilver, and
Piqchback.viz: Breast pins, Ear-rings,Pencils,Fingf r-
nngs, rhimbles, Tea uells, Table and l ea Spoons,
Metal Combs, Belt-buckles, Watch Keys, Fob
Chains,' Gypsum-beads, white and black jet bugle
Beads, assorted sizes. i
Games and '.Toys.
Dominos, Chessmen, Backgammon. Keno,Ten
pins. Cup and Ball, Dies, Printing Presses, Chil
dren's Trunks, Wheelbarrows, Bureaus, Msrblesi
Humming tops, Drums, Rattles, Whistles, mouth
Organs, Harps, Trumpets, Paint boxes, magnetic
Toys, false Faces, Malescops, Microscopes, Pewter
snd China tea setts, Drummers, fancy toys, Dolls,
Doll-heads. G. W.dcC.GRIMME, j
I j Corner opposite Mr. R. Smith's, f
Rsleigh, Oct. 1, 1845." - f8i
Fresh Drugs, Medicinesi &c.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.,
Arc now mtiiinz ffom flew lorlt
and Philadelphia, a large, and gene
ral assortment 01 . : . ij
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Paints and Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASS-WARE. .'PERFUMERY &c:
Which they are prepared to sell wholesale and retail
to Physicians; Merchants, and otbera dealing in their
line, at unusually low price.. ' ...
Those wishing to buy, will find it to their interest
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
. Particular attention at all times will be given-'to
putting up Prescriptions, as well as the dispensing of
Medicine. .
Raleigh, July, 1845. . ' ,
Segars Scgars !
If) K(f VERY SUPERIOR SEGARS, asi
lUitUU sorted Brands, just received and for
sale by,
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD & Co.
September 18. . -.. 74
PHT TPTlt 0 immediate
-a. Ul XVCllls possession given,
the comfortable Dwelling; House
in the Western part of the City, lately
occupied by Major T. L Wasx. vApply at this Of-
The Undersigned will
attend regularly the. COUNTY
and SUPERIOR COURTS, of
Wake, Granville, Franklin, John-
ton. snd nssn.- All nusmess cnunsiea w us care
will bs promptly attended tow -; v. - ' s
- - HENRY W MILLER, -
- j ' ' ' z - - Raleigh, N. C. -"September
15, 184S: - . - 73-tf
W m a ' a a 8L 1 K
1 1 TAJrifEll8 OIX ; -
TIERCES in 8i0re, which we will dispose of
at a reduced price. ' -';
1 WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD k. CO.
December 14,1845. ; t i'v:v-W:-.M--
TDATOLD COdTIAC and
Cf PALE UliAHUH bas arrived.
-r- Alo. another, lot of old . P O IX T,
TEIf EIIIFFE and COOKIlf G
WnE. Apply to,
- P. F..PESCUD. :
Dec. 18, 1845. i 100
"g Standard copy.
To supply tha City and Interior Trade toy the Tisei
er Packagei4',-!riA &s3mx.
- From 113 Pearl Street, to -: , .
BEE & BREtTSTER give notice to thi
Dealers In Dry Goods, that they have removed
ineir wsrenouseror fruited Calicoes exclusively, froaa
Pearl to 44 Cedar street. By comfininal their attefc
tion to Prints only, L, & D. are enabled to exhibit ad
assortment far surpassing any ever before offered 1a
America anu to sell at prices as low. tad MnerallT
1 ,0wer" lhan hoana whose Mention is divided amonf
a "'go variety of articles ;
'. TbeStoekcohsist of settredthemdi a fPattenm
land Colorings embracing every variety of rv :i
American and Foreign Prints
In market many styles, of which are got up exclo
Mely for their own sales, afad cannot he had alas
I where, except in second hands.
Dealers in Prints will find it for their interest t
otamine this 8tock before making their porchsses-
they will have the advlntaee of learninsr the) lowest
I . .... . . .' . . -
marari pneesana comparing ail toe uesiraplestjll
in market side bv side . . , .
Catalog nes of Prices, corrected Witheverv varlatloai
Of the Market, are placed In the hands of buyers. - a !
September 20, 1844 a KT8ttt '
imi7 TlTtlHf
SHtieij Leather, Salt, Iron, i?lour &i i
TTnHE. Subscriber have opened a? Store of IXXlt
- U GOODS arhL.FAITIIL.Y GZXOrrS?
RIES, on ttie Sooth side of Hargett Street rofflf
door East of Williams. Haywood St Co's. Anothti
! cary Establlshinent, where they intend to keep of the
oest qoanty, every article usually kept in a Fiafttlr
Groccrt, Liquors excepted. And tbev intentl tn
sell as low, or lowertbn auy other Hoote in ibis
place, tor Cash i tbeywill take in exchaCgs for their
Goods, Country Produce, auch as Corn, Meat
FloUf, Peas, Dry Hides, fee ' ' n
WW
. K. S. CUKKY.
November 2'
92 Sri
Stock Farm for Sale.
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HAVE for sale 5400 acre of land In Warrait
and Cannon counties. Tenn. Tht lamta 'ark
CovereJ with OakHickory,-Popia'r''d.'a&dmB4
duce grass in abundance for Sheep, Cattle abd other
ntock grazing, and is plenUfuIIy wf teredo The Oak
mast is also abundant, well suited to tha raisin "
Hogs, and lasts from September until Jane. The
produce Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye, etc.i finely; and
Clover, Timothy, Herd grass and Millet grow. niosi r
luxuriantly. Tne climate, is fine, the iaca of thtt
country generally rolling and lying along the west ,
Side of the Comberland, presents to the eye tka
most beautiful Mountain acenety. -They are about : '
60 miles from Nsshville, within 30 of lhef Cumber -lahd
River, navigable br small boats Fall and r Win "
ter. To Sheep and Hog growers they aflbrd thi
finest opening for profitable in vestment; from the fact
that preparatiohs on a large scale have been made by f
bouses in Nashville for the purchase of. Wool ant
Fork. These lands wilt be sold in separate parcels 5
or altogether, with 500 barrels Corn to suir pars V
chasers. - Address Clermont. Cahhon Co- Tenn.
GEORGE GLASCOCK. Jr.
November 1845. " - - fl4 w2htt n
TO THE NORTH;.
Wllf TE1T AUBAirGElJIIllfri
r
tla Petersburg and Roauolte, and
viiy. -oini nan xtoaas, and Jamca
Rivef and Bay Steamers. t -
v THREE TIMES A WEEK. . I
By far; the most comfortable route and certain "V
. one of gettlBg orth m y
fTHHE travelling public are respectfully infonneiL ?
U that a Trsin of Cats will leave the Citv Point
Depot ist Petersburg.) on the mornings of Monday s
Wednesdavr and Fridays, Vt 8"A M. connecting ?k'
with the James River Kteamers, Cuiits Petk Capu
Davis; or Alice," Capt. Skinner, one of which; C i
Steamers will leave Chy Point on those days st S.A, -'
M. arriving at Norfolk the same afternoon at 5 P. If
where the traveller can stay on board the Bahitooro
Boat until they leave the next afternoon without ex
tra Charge Z ..M H :.:tiJr
rhe aupenor Steamer. Georgia. Cant. Caiman-
will leave Norfolk: for Baltimore, on Tuesdav. Thur .
day and Saturday evenings, at 4 P. M. Arriving ia "
Baltimore about O A., At. next morning, always in
lime for the Cars to Philadelphia, W aahinrton Citrl -
or Cumberland, -t w : . , iK4i-i -x
,1--, ct WINTERJ'ARELj-J.
The additional expense incurred in ; fifllng-'op' ''"'tha .
Boats for the Winter service, compels the oroDrieiors ,
to advance the Fare for the Winter, to '' - ,
From Gaston to Balumofe or Annapolis $10 CO.
- Petersburg to Norfolk 3"00?
Meals and Jjodging included ori tfcfjas Ruer
7 ! ' . ond Bay Bodts rifi:'i
Passengers may rest assu ted that the James River '
snd Bay Steamers sre well provided for the Winter
travel, and but little doubt of delay by Ice,' (as oa the
Potomac or Great Mailrbult) we having engaged '
the Ice Boat to keep open's, track, into Patapsco; '
when possible, should the weather be mo sever as for :
prevent the Steamers reaching Baltimore, v Fasens
ger will be landed at.AnnaboIis, front whence ther '
i a Rail Road communication to Baltimore or WashJj
ington Ciiy...;;;;;;-.S" .j r tt ,,
Tickets from Gaston td Baltimore, to be had of C;
C Pco. Esqat Gasldn. - -'" .-.,. A
; t v iWM. M. MOODY, Jf.; Agent'
Office James River and May-Line, 9 . -Wsinaj3-
C. Dec 27th 1845. 5 IC3 -
Disolutionv
LI betweea the undentfgnfid; ria U (TTjoheJ by;
mutual consent, on tha last day cf tt H y;ar. ,VA1I
persons having claims against .the Concern, wilLpre
seat them for payment, and thoe indebted for work.
are smesuy requested to come forward a-1 :..: a '
the same. ; Mr. Joan fL naars Is - z :!.r.
ixed to settle the aCairs ef the titi'A C: I
ness of the Concern will net aimft Ait zf ; v i t
settlement, those who do net svsil ihecstlves cf tl!x
notice, may expect to find their accou&ti Ucei izi a
train for collection,' " " ' " 1 - -
. r- - wiLLtn w. jon:;ca:r,
... - r '' JOHN R, HARRICO: ; v
. Dec 29, 1945. , , ' . IC3
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, BLANKS "
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