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TERMS OFrTHE SEM WEEKLY REGISTER.
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Subscription. Fi9 dollas per, annum half ia
advance. - J3.' 1"""!I'"J I v .
'Advertisements or titty Sixteen Lines, first
iiuertioo. One Dollar;" aclx subsequent iasertloa,
Trentylfie Ceul ." , ,1 A J .'1:.
: Court Orders and Judicial Advertisement will be
charged 25 per cent, higher ; but a deduction of 33
pr cent? will be made from ' the" regular 'pricea,1 for
advertisers by the year. . . . '. , ,
AdTertisemenU, inserted in-the Skjii-Wkkki.t Rx
isTcat will als appear in the Weekly Paper,' free
of charge. '4 " ...
O Letter to the Editor must be rosr-rAin.
SIX nABRP.L SELFHEVOL
VliMU AND ItEPKXXWU
TO MEUCIIAXXS GOING IVORTIT.
X: A. W. SPIES MO.
' 213 Pearl Street, New Yorl,
Xaiporters of HardwarCf Cutlery,
' . Guiia, Rifles, Pistols, tSkc. from .
-' nslaud, JFraace aiid
A
RE prepared to sell o tha most favorable
terms, CUTLERY of all kinds, includio?
Knives and. Fors, of every' description ,.and
quality,: - ;
lUzors, ScissorK. Pocket Knives, . do. do."
Guns, Pistol Rifles and M ue ts, - , d.
Gun Smith's Tk1, do. do.
: Anvils, Vices, Hnei, Trace Chains, Zlc. Sue .
. . Trunk, Chest, Door and Pad Locks of all kinds.
- Scythes', Saws, and Tools of all kinds. ;
, Japannery and Britannia Wares. . -Brass
Goods, of all kinds. - .
Mathematical Instruments.
Fishing sjid Fowling Tackle, tc.
' A. W. S. & Co. are Agents for the Patent self
cocliing, cast steel six barrel revolving PISTOL,
superior to any kind of Pistol for a safe guard.'
Merchants, will find it to their interest, to call,
' before purchasing elsewhere, -i A
New York, October 10. i i ' 81 A
. FRESH-OYSTERS & ISH;
the Country geueralif. . . F , .
fllHE SUBSCRIBES, through W medium of
sL tha PreM,begs leave very, respecUflly to render
his sincere. thanks to tha Public for -the velxlibersl
'aacouragenunt extended to him in his lineT busi
ness caterer of Oysters and Fish, heretofore,
and would bee leave to inform his cutmer, that
ha again resumed the business, and has located his
establishment ia the- building known as the Cannon
Office, near the Office of tht . " Stand&dtn where
iTa will be happy to serve hu firmer Patrons and olh
ers, with. Oysters, Fish, and each other delicacies as
he may be able to procure in the Norfolk market. -
OYSTfS, fresh and fine, will be re
ceived dajlf'w baring accidents upon Kail Road and
SleamboiWAlso, FXIESII FISU)n Wed..e
day and Fridava which may Lejrelied on. I
would in coociuaion - say to my paTrons, that what
ever I oJer for salek whether the application be made
in person or through servanlswilbtfenuin.
I would alo add. thkt persons in any of the ad.
ioininz Counties, or all such placv as may be practi
cable to send Oysters with saiety,' will have ; their
orders promptly and faithfully attended to, they givuij
positive directions as to tne conveyance,
JoaN'WILSOXi
Kaletg h, Nov. 4
87
Dietetics far the Sick, and Invalid.
Bermuda Anow Root, Superior While Tapioca,
Pearl Barley, Sa? , Robinson's Patent Barley, Co4p
er UingUss, Su,'eriar Russia Isinglass, Irish Moss,
Gam Arabic, grd. Slippery Elm, Port Wine, dee.
All ths above mentioned, and many other, little prep
arations for delicate food, so necessary for the sick-
chamber as directed by medical orders, will be found
at . , FEdCUD'S Drugstore.-
iaTAfJllUlis a&.Ua.luijij. tor re-
Vsy moving the taste and smell, caused by Nauoeous
Medicines, Smoking, tc and difiTusing an agree
ble flavour to the Mouth, for sale' at - the Drug
Store of ' '
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD' CO.
'Dec 10, .1815. , .V . : 93
A LARGE supply-of KRISTIN G ISH
Ml bas just been received at this Office fromthe
Norinern Factories,' and is offered r aale, st a email
advance upon cot, for Cm.' The Ink ia ia $5 and
$8 Kejs, and is warranted to be a food article.
X Nov. 8, 1845. . i 89-tf
. -"; jV Taxes ! ":- Taxes- I I " ;
A' 'LI persons, whi re in arrears for City Taxes
fl; far the year 13 to, are . hereby earnestly " re
quested to come forward, and ettle the same on or
before the 1 5 th of January ,instant. or I shall be forced
to collect by stress and sale of property. -
? ; JAMES II. -MURRAY. ;
' 1 ! ' City Collector.
Raleigh. January ij 1846 . 1 4t
CARRIAGES FOB SALE.
I have for sale one fine brass
mounted COACH EE, one
second banded do., ' two
BAROUCHES, one JEF
FERSON - CARRIAGE,
one SULKEY BUGGY,
and one CARRYALL, all
1 of which I will sell private-
Iv verv- low for cash. If
not sold before the 13th of January, 1845, I" shall
then sell them at public aale, on a credit of six months.
; . . - ! , W. J. CL A K K, Adm r. : ,
,pec.i,isi5.;., - , 1
n otice
THE L.1ST CALL! 'i All ''those"", indebted 1 to
me wilt please call at my Store in Raleigh, op
posite the Presbyterian Church, and pay their so
counts,' or clone them by note, or i bey witl find them
soon in an officer's hands fs collect ion' a I am de
termined to close my books in some way. 1 have now
indulged as lonj arm. business wiM justify.
JOHN R WHITAKER.
Dec-2 8. 1845.,, ;r .; , -, ;t 1 3t
JSItAIf G. DEEDS ' V
Just Fruited,
.if!
ornec.
AXV rOB SALE IT THIS
New Fall 'arid - Winter Goods.
- OLIVER -PROCTER,
::-r: merchant; tailors, xr1
. (UglyR6w.y FayeilecUle Slreei, , ,r ft
,.' '" ' ' . "RALEIGH, n. c.' ""' ' "" '". ""
" Tiro doors below' ttie Wholesale ana Retail
. . u . afory Trimmings Establishment of H '
. Joseph J, Biggs.
OUR Stock of (ioods is at hand .embracing French
li lack. Blue, In visible Ureen.Urass Green, Light
and lark Brown, Mulberry , and C'aK Goiha. Cloths,
for Dremi, Frock and Over Uoate. , Pantaloon Stuffs,
consisting of Black French Due Skin and woI-dyed
Uassimerea, figured and plain, Fancy colors of every
variety; and to suit all tastes. Vesiin-a of Velvets,
black and fancy, cut and plain; Satins, black and fan
cy; figured and plain Chaliies, of all colors, l Frosted
Silks for weddings and parties something new in
these parts.) in fact, all sorts of Yt-slings, as well as
Polka Scatts and Cravats, stocks of every variety.
Opera and Neck Ties, sll colors, Suspenders on an
improved plan. Cloves. Kid and filk, black and while
Driving Cloves Gentlemm's Dress Shirts, latest fash
ion. Shaker Flannel Shirts, never before brought t
this market. Silk Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, and many
things too tfdious to enumerate. Together with a
com (Iei e sssortment of Tailors Trimmings, embrac
ing a few yards of Ketl Padding. Canvass Cotton
Waddinz and Spool Cotton, (and by way of making
up the assortment, a few papers of Needles.) which
wk too would sell at Wholesale and Retail.
. The above Goods were not bought altogether for
cash, then-fore w want to sell ihcm as quick aa pos
sible, and to make it an inducement for customers to
purchsse, will do now what we have done for tu
years sell cheap, and that without compulsion. We
spent quite as much time in New York as any bdy
in outline we think we bought our Goods as cheap,
at alf events, we hazard nothing in saying we wil
sell as cheap, and that is all the customer cares for
at last. Kecollet-t that Oliver it Procter reduced the
prices to what they now are. If you get your cloth
ing cheaper, you are indebted to them for it. With
out disparaging others, we think we can supply rsuit
equal in all ropects to any IIous in the United
Slates, and at as cheap a rate quality of ihe coods
considered. We avail ourselves of the present op
portunity to return our sincere acknowledgments to
our numerous friends and customers, for the patron
age uniformly received by us since our commence
ment in business. Their kindness baa grestlv ex
ceeded our merit, but we trust, by strictly attending
to our business, and endeavoring promptly to. fulfil
our engagements, to have its continuance.
We receive every two weeks, through our New
York correspondent, the latest Paris, London, and
New York Fashions. Persons furnishing tbeir own
goods, will have them made up with the same neat
ness and despatch as though we supplied the article
entire. ; Ordera from a 'distance thankfully received
and promptly attended to. ' '
OLIVER & PgUTBK,
- Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C.
& doors South Williams, ffctwood 4- Co. s
J X t a , -" - ... ' WWUg Store.
Irjlb&ct. 13. - ' :y. -. 1 '
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LICATIO S. Ingersoll'a History of the
War of 18I2-13,
.'.Thierry's Historical Works,'
Dr. Durbin s Travels in the East,
Webster's Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy,
Green's Mief xpedilion, . -' "
Notes from over Sea, by Mitchell,
Whippobrwill ' a Poem' by Geo. P. Morris,
Topper's Proverbial Philosophy,
WbeweU's Elements of ,1oraIity and Polity,
Hiss Beecher's Domestic Economy,
The American Shepherd, by L A. Morrell,
Hoare on the culture of the Vine,
Fremont's Expedition to the Rocky Mountains,
Thirwa U's History of Greece,
Autobiography of Alfieri, translated from the Ital-
i
L ian. by C. E. Lester, . . :
. Florentine Histories, by JNiccoIos Machiavelli
translated by C E. Lester.
- The Citizen of a Republic, by Ceba translazed by
C. E. Letter,
Works of Fiction,"
- Adventures of Capt. Simon Suggs, and taking
the Census, and ether Alabama Sketches, by Hooper,
The White Slave, a Ruasian Tale,
The Bosom Fiiend,
London Medical Student, part 2d,
Mansfield Park; ' ": " " ' .
The Only. Daughter, , 1
Willi a sDlendid and most beautiful assortment of
Juvenile Woiks.
Th alNve are for sale at the old stand on the cor
ner. THE N. C. BOOK STOKE,
Where all of our friends are invited to call and
examine the assortment.
CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!!
T5TT7E would respectfully inform the citizens of
, y y 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,
CAZADOUE,
l.ANORMA,
WERNER,
CUBRY,
HAVANA,
PRINCIPE,
. &c.
&.C.
and all kinds of domestic manufactured Cigars. A
general assortment of superior chewing TOBACCO;
Marcubs. Congress, coarse Rappee and Scotch
SNUFF; Cigar eases, Souff Boies and all articles in
the tine, which we offer at Neio York prices, by the
wholesale or retail. All orders thankfully received
and attended to with dispatch.
! "Purchasers, and tbe lovers of good Cigars and Toi
bacco, will always be furnished with the best kinds,
t . ii .
suited to tne taste oi tne connotesur. c-au anu try st
.... , KRAUSE St MILLER'S,
. Fayetlcville steet, opposite the City Hall.
Sept 3. . : 39
. KEGS TO PUT EA1TI IX !
fTTIIB subscriber has on hands lot of Kegs wnich
j are well adapted for Lard. The kega will hold
from seven to twelve gallons . Apply to
.; . , y. '. : r JOHN ' WILSON
i Raleigh Dec 2..184. : i " '' ". 96.-.
v -D i s s 6 Iii t i on.; v :
rmHE COPARTNERSHIP. Jrstofore existing
.jj i between the undersigned, will be dissolved by
mutual consent, on the last day of this year. All
persons having claims against the Concern, will pre
sent them for payment, and those indebted for work
are earnestly requested, to come orward and settle
the earns. ' Mr. John R. Haaaisos ia alone author
ized to settle the affairs of tbe Firm. Aa the busi
ness of the Concern will not admit of delay In its
settlement, those who do not avail themselves of thi
notice, may expect to find their aceoubt placed in a
train for collection. 7 - - r
- , - - WILLIE W. JOHNSON,
f :c JOHN R HARRISON.
Dee. 29, 1945. 103
Magnificent Schemes, '
FOK ' J'A i' U A15Y I S A 6.
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J. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
i , Alexandria JLottery, v .
i Clasa 3, for 1846. , , . ' '
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. C. on Satur
day, Jan. 17thT 1846.
78 Xnmbcr. Lottery 11- Drawn Pallets.
-. ' MAONiricsxT pbixbs:
1 Grand Capital $50,000
1 Splendid Prize . 25,000.
1 do 15,000
1 do 10,000-
1 Prize of 9,000
1 do 8,000
1 . do 7,000
1 do 5,172
2 Frizes uf 4,000
4 do 2,500
20 do 2,000
20 do 1,000
20 do 600,
40 do 500
dec. "dte. dec.
Tickets 15 Halven g7 50 Quarters 3 7
: Eighths SI .
Certificate of packages of 26 Wholes 8100
D.
do.
26 Halves
95
Do.
Do.
do.
tlo.
26 Quarters
26 Eighths
47 h
23
ALEXANDRIA EOTTERF,
- Class No. 4, for 1846.
To be drawu in Alexandria, D. C, ou Saturday,
January 24th, 184C.
PUIZE3!
30,000 dollars ! 12,500 dolors. !
6,000 -dollars ! 4,000 "dollars !
3,577 dollars ! 3,000 dollars,!
2,600 dollars!
20 Prizes of 2,000 dollar?!
20 do. I,0ii0 dollars!
50 do. 500 dollars!
dec. ' &c. ,&c.
, 75 Number Lottery 12 Drawn Uallof.
Tickets only $10 Halves $5 Quarters 2 0
Certificsta of a package 25 whole tickets, $130
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do 25 quarter do 32 50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 5, fur 1846.
To be drawn in Alexandria. . C, on
Saturday,!
January 3ist, 1846.
Gbavd ScilEJiE:
$35,000
10,000
5,000
3,177
3,000
2,500
. 2,000
1,500
400
300
dec
dec.
Ballots.
Quarters $2 50.
Tickets 810
Ceitlficates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets
Do. do 25 Half do.
$130
65
Do. do 25 Quarter do. 32$
Orders for Tickets and Shares and CertiScates ol
Packnges in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account ol
each drawing sent immediately after it is over te sll
who order from us. Address.
J. G GREGORY & Co Managers,
Washington Cily, D. C.
And New Goods still Coming !
f nHE Subscribers lake occasion to announce to
; f their fritnds and the Public generally, that hav
ing gone into into the Mercantile business in the
Houe, formerly occupied by H. A. Badham & Co.,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co,, they have
on hand and are constantly receiving large anil excel
lent supplies of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
together with HATS, SHOES, and BOOTS, and
SHOES fur Ladies, which ihey offer at low rates for
Cah, or on a short Credit to punctual dealer.
Their Stock is such, that they will be able to furnish
to their Customeis whatever may be desired in their
line of business, snd they can confidently assure the
public that their prices will he as low and their term
a accommodating aa those of any House this side of
Petersburg. They would most respectfully ask their
friends and the public to eive them a call ; and if
cheap and good Goods, and fair bargains will entitle
them to it, ibey hope to receive, as they will eudeuvor
to merit, a liberal share of the public patronage.
L. E. HEAR1T,
J. F. JORDAN.
Rajei6b.Oct.24,1845. . 84 tf
NEW CONFECTIONARY
. AND FRUIT STOItE,
Just opened on the corner next tbe Presbyterian
Clinrch.
THE SUBSCRIBER ha just opened .his new
'establishment, where he intends to keep a gen
eral assortment of j
Confcctionaiies and Frnils,
Of all kinds, and those who patronise him will at all
lime find Candies and Fruits of the very best quality,
as be intenda ta spare no pains in trying to keep good
articles. . .
Catld its Such as Peppermint, Lemon, Cream,
Sugar,- Birch, Barley, Cornucopia Plume, Sugar
Almonda, large Plums, small Plums, Carta ways,
Cream Brade. Cinnamon Candy, Comfits, assorted
Sugar Plums, Peppermint Drops, Lemon Drops Hose
Drops, Peppermint Lozenges, and many other kinds
of Candy too tedious to mention, and all of as good
quality as any made in the United Slates.
FrttttS. Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes
of the best Preserved .Gmer. Citron Figs. Gratos
Apples, Lemons, Almonds, Pslm Nuts, and Walnuts.
" And In addition to the above slock, I' expect in a
few davs another large sopply of different articles. '
Also', a large lot of TOYS'. " ' I '
- r i p... u - JOHN R. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, Dec. 27. J845. ' 103-w3wf
. XCT I expect in a few days to receive several of the
very best NOUTIIEItX PI Alf OS, of tbe
finest finish, and warranted of the best qnaliry '
Samuel F.
Si
1 Ppierof
K 1 .da
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1 d
1. d
1 do
40 Prizes of
60 "Qqa.
dec. frr
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Phillip
. ATTOB3IE.Y AT LAW,
CHAPEL H lLLi N." - C ' :
Jan. 1846. 2 tf
SAVE -YOUR CORN COBS AND SHUCKS.;
TO. THE PLANTERS AND MILLERS OFn1 CABOL1NA
r JAHE undersigned has obtained Letters Patent
H to enable common Mill stones for rocks') now
In use, to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK,
into meal, for Ilores, Mules, Cattle Hogs, &c. there-.
ty saving more than one third of a crop, which is an
important item with planters. The machinery used
for the above purpose is simple and durable, and can
not, with fair means, get out of order. It will last as
long as the Stones last, with'sn expense of 50 cents
every five years. To enable the common Mill Stones
to grind ear corn into meal, - requires no new build
ings or extra power. It can a Wo be applied to Horse
Mills, Treshing Machines, Gins or any given power
known. - The same 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
most practical and scientific Planters, constipating in
its effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other maladies which are incident lb stock. Grinding
co!s with the . Corn, makes a food congenial with
their nature, and cannot produce any of the serious
results above mentioned. Stock, when fed on Corn
exclusively, sre deprived of the benefits of distension
(so necessary to the proper health of animals.) by
i heir being unable :o eat a sufficient bulk to produce
distension before the animal becomes gorged. Cobs
ground with the corn, produce this necessary disten
tion, witnout any danger oi disease anting irom
overeating. Corn and cob meal is improved by
scalding, atid still more by boiling, and yet more by a
partial fermentation. AH the preparations facilitate
uiaestion-for Hogs. But Horses and Mules will not
eat fermented food, consequently they will require it
dry or partially wet with cold water ' Horses, Mules
and Oxen, when fed with un&round food, void much
in an undigested state, which is of course lost for
allbcnefcia purposes. Qj Read the subjoined cer
tijicote. (O J he undersi spied can be addtesstd at lialeierh.
and all calls will be attended to punctual! u aifd with
def patch by himself or Agent
WAI. r. UULltliNS.
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. 16 ly
CERTIFICATES.
Having been solicited by Maj Collins to have my
Mill adiosted to erind Corn in the Ear and Shuck. I
consented that he should do so as an experiment ; and
I am able to say that it grinds Corn in the Shuck at
he rate of 30 bushels per hour: and the dressing of
the stones is so improved, that it grinds hhelled Corn
more than twice as fast as before, and by my watch,
at the rate of 15 bushels per hour, and the meal finer
than usual. I deem it a valuable improvement, and
shali purchase the right to use it, as it will afford me
a speedy way of feeding my horses and caitie, and
I mh muca tnerebv. r
- wtf llim.AV
1 1 iwll 3AjESs SIK In order to remove
VJ JlVjI, Public prejudice (which, appears to prevail in
mi section oi inegountry againau ratent rugnisj
so far as my statement will gp irr giving the advan
tage which I have derived in having Major Collins'
Patent Right Cr grindmu Corncob and Shuck, at
tached or applied to my Gfist Mill, I state,7thst my
Mill, since this improvement was attached, grinds not
only as good Meal as before, but fivxtimes faster,
and grinds up ihe Cosn, Cob and Shuck, into Meal
suQiciently line to m'ix with other rough food for
Stock. My Mill ground very slow before this im
provement was made, but now grinds fine Meal at
the rate of fix bushels per hour,
I mske this statement, as well for the benefit of the
Public, as to do justice to Ksowltox's Patent (now
owned by Major Collins.)
J. MORDECAI.
(Ml. 20, 1845. 83-tf
North Carolina
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY
, ACADEHl
Arms and Equipments furulsncd by
the State.
Next Session of this Classical and Mathematical
School, opens on the 1st ff January, wih advan
tages unsurpassed in any Preparatory School in
the South. "' 1
Classics, English,, etc. R.GRAY.
Mathematics, Tajrtics, etc. O A. ut)CK.
Experimental Chemistry & ? s.N.TJOTSFORD.
Philosophy,
TRRMS PER , SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Classicsl Department, (('ollepiate course, in
cluding full English Studies, with Mathe
matics,) &c. '. 20 00
EnglUh do. (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 is thorough, practical and
well calculated to qualify youth for the various duties
of life, whether occupying public or private, Civil or
Military stations. The moral and intellectual facul
ties are kept severely in action, but not at the expense
of the physical, as is unfortunately for the heal.h of
our children too, commonly the case throughout the
country. ', - i '
LECTURES.
During the Session. Lectures on Popular subjects
will be delivered, of which due notice will be given
in the Public Prints.
VISITERS. ' 1
Gov. Graham
Rev. A. Smedes,
Rev. D. Lacy,
Rev. B. T. Blake,
Rev. J.J Finch,
Hon. G. E. Badger,
Dr. Hill,
Df. Baker, .
W. R. Gales,
E. B. Freeman,
Chas. Hinton,
Tbos. Ji-Lemay
Geo. Little,
Hon. Jaa. Iredell.
Hon. R. M Saunders, W. J. Clarke, Esquires.
LeUerwriimg, with English and Latin Composi
tion, will be closely attended to.
A cheap Uniform i3 adopted Dress Parade day
Fridsy. 1
; No deduction made for absence, unless In cases of
protracted sickness. - , . j - i ,
A few Pupils can be boarded in Mr. Gray's family.
Raleigh, Dec 5th. V - 96 .
REnOTAL OF TUB
, New " Book IStore.J ;
TH E Subscriber. hs removed his ' Book Store
from the House on Favetteville Siree to the
building adjoining tbo .Offico pf the- Ilaleih
Register .where all orders in. his line will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to, as be
fore.' ' 'sr "f O. t. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct- 2iv
85 tf
Etink ot the State of ITortll Caro
lina. A Dividend of Four per centum on
the Capital Stock out of the profits of thehalAyear,
ending 4th Monday November last, having been
declared by the Directory, the aame will be pa id to the
Stock-holders or f their , representatives, at the Bank
on the first Monday "in . an nary next,' and at the
Branchea snd 'Agency at Morganton, fifteen days
thereafter." f'-; '" -'- ?.: : - "n. ii': - -
By order & .v - fe T C. DEWET, Cashier;
Raleigh, Dec 8, 1845. . . 103
K. Boxes RAISINS;
I box Preserved Ginger, 12 Kegs Grapes,
10 Drums Figs; .... 10 Jars Prunes, . .L..
40 lbs. Citron, " ' - 50 lbs. Chocolate. ... ,
300 lbs. assorted CANDY, as Sugar Toya, Fringe
Kisses, French Candy, etc.. , t- . . --j.
4 Barrels assorted Crackers; Tine AppFe Cheesef
Currants; Almonds ; Palm, Wall, Pecan and other
Nuts) Sardines, Anchovies, Salmon, Halibut,North
ern Beef, Sausages, Tongues, Capera.Catsup, Pickles,
Oranges, French Mustard, anil a variety of other ar
ticles, at G. W. & C. GKIMME'S.
Dec. 18, 1845; . i - ' ' l00
Confectionary, J .Groceries,
FANC Y ARTICLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
JETOLEEY AND TOIrS:
CONSTANTLY oh hand at our Store:.
Fine Artificial Flowers, and Hair. Fancy
and
Work Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon, Baskets, Snuffboxes,
travelling bags. Combs, Pinr, Needles, Purses,
Pockei-books, Pencils, Buttons, Thread, Matches,
Twine, Hatters' Bow-strings, Thermometers, Walk
ing Canes, Razors, Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Scissors, Shaving utensils, Piulols, Dirks and Cadet
Guns, Spy Glasses. Percussion cups, Shot and Shot
bells, Powder flasks. Spectacles, Looking-glasses,
Cloth, Hat, Hair, Dusting, Shoe and small Painting
Brushes ; Whips, Fishing Utensils, Night Tapers,
Smoking Pipes, Slates, Shoe-thread; Awls, Sitter&,
Cotton and Wool cards, Coffee-mills, plain ' and
painted Mugs, ' Lamps and Lamp wicks. Waiters,
Clocks, Britannia and Iron Spoons, Spurs, Pad locks,
Bridle-bits, 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, Currants, Dates.Citron, Filberts, Palm; Wall,
Peccan, and Cocosnuls, Almonds', Nutmegs, Bran
dy Fruit, Preserve; Jujube-paste, Mustard, Sweet
Oil, Lemon Syrup,.
Molasses, Coffee; Sugars, a large'quan
tity on hand. - ,, v !
Candles, best Sperm, northern Tallow, and
small Wax for lanterns. j '-,
CHEESE, Pine App'e and commftn.
OIL, best Sperm, White and FUh.bil.
TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder.
SOAPS Castile, variegated, dark and light tur
pentine, and perfumed shaving.
CIGARS.SNUFF and TOBACCO. ,
Ground Ginger and Pepper, and whole dp. All
spice, Starch, Indigo, Copperas, Madder, Blacking,
Boots. . . .v
rrj Sold onlu -by the bottle oxlt of "the House?
fBEST POUT; MADEIRA & MUSCAT WINE,
PORTER. . . 1 '
, 'rPerfumery.
Oil pf RosesfAntique Oils, "V'ologneL
Bergaipptt.Opweldoc, pink Saucers.
z Vvjriusical InsTtruments.
Yioliirs.i bows, strines. bridzes. screws-?
lette&rFifes, Flutes, Clarionetts, AccorcRoios, Dulcl
mo Wire. . 1 ' -"-.;vV'''
Stationary , -tP
Picture and Song Books, Key of Heaven (Cath
olic ) Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink po"w
der, Sealing-wax, Wafers, Letter-stamps.
Fencing and Boxing Ajwaratus.
) Foils, Swords, Gloves, Hats, breastplates.
-v jewellery;
Of Gold and Silver, as well as German Silver
and
Pinchback.yiziBretrstpvns, Ear-ring 6, Pencils, Finger
rings, Thimb!es,Tea Bells, Table and Tea Spoons,
Metal Combs, Bell-buckles, Watch Keys, Fob
Chains, Gypsum-beads white and black jet bugle
Beads, assorted sizes.
Games and Toys.
Dominos, Chessmen, Backgammon. Kenb, Ten
pins, Cup and Ball Dies, Printing Presses, Chil
dren's Trunks, Wheelbarrows, Bureaus, Marbles,
Humming tops, Drums, Rattles, Whistle, mouth
Organs. Harps, Trumpets, Paint boxes, magnetic
pys, false Faces, Malescops, Microscopes, Pewter
and China lea setts, 1rummeis, fancy toys. Dolls,
Doll-heads. G. W. & C. GRIMME,
Corner opposite Mr. R. Smith's.
Raleigh, Oct. i, 1845. 78
Fresh DHigs, Medicines, &c.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.,
itz now rccclviDg. from Sew York
and Philadclphiar a large and gene
ral assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,"
Paiuts and Ois, Iye-Stnfffs,
GLASS-WARE, PERFUMERY, & c ,
Which they are prepared to sell wholesale and retail
to Physicians Merchants, and other a. dealing in tbeir
line, at unusually low prices. -
Those wishing to buy, will find ,if to tbeir interest
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attention, at sll times will be given to
putting ftp Prescriptions, as well as the dispcn.ing of
Medicines. , . ,' ...
Raleigh. July.4849. J;' J '
1A7TAA VERY SUPERIOR SEGARS,5 as.
lJ)0JJ sorted Brandsfjust received and for
sale bv - - ;
WILLIAMS
September 18. - -
HAYWOOD & CrJ.
74
For Rent,
And. immediate
pnsscssToh given;
the comfortable DwellillfT House
in the Western art of the City, Islefy
occupied by Major T. L.-West. " Apply at this,Of-
fice. .,. .. ' : -
The Undersigned will
attend regular! v the . COUNTY
snd SUPERIOR" COCRTS, of
Wake, Granille, Franklin, John
Alt business entrusted to his care
ston. and Nash,
will be prom'ptly attended to. . . . ? ,
. HENRY W. MILLER.
: ' Raieigb,N.C.
-r September 15, 1845.
TIERCES in . 8iote, which we will dispose of
at a teuueea price. ' 1
wtr.i ii ts U a vwnnn trt '
December 15.1845. 7 , "59
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TnATotircOGif A and
?:SSPAIiE BKAJ.DY ha arrived.-
. .lliv, ainiiuci lub ui A, m
TEIYEBIFFE land CO OKI If
WlilEs-- f Apply to'
- l p. f. pescud:
t Dee. 18, 185. A a.'-- t:-' ' s 100
03 Standard eopy.
ASSJf 4 " lemurs, r . -J. am r r jjt3iiuu5t7i
avQnuSri
XX . tr..r fclin t: X
. - in newvork:
.f
To supply the Citj ibd IntarW Trade; by ih'Pis'
j MaAiUI fill v
From-113 PearrStrect. t '
44 CEBtfl
STlZEMiTk' 1
k '.WIlliam ' Sxsxriv " v
TJ EL' & BREWSrUR give notite totka
JAji dealers in Ury Oood that they - have removed
low W srebonse for Printed Calicoes exclusively, frbki
Peart to 44 Cbdar street. - By cbmfinihg their atten
tion to Prints ohlyyLC&B. are enabled to exhibit sM
assortment far surpassing s Ay ever before offered' iii
America and to sell at prices as lowi and generatly
lower, than houses whose attehiioh ia divided amoai
a large variety bf articles.
TbeStpxk consists oi several thousands of Patitmi
and Colorings, embracing every variety of J.U-iH
t .... American and Foreign irlnl -
In market many styles of which are got up exclu
sively for their own sales, and cannot be. had else
where, except in second hsnds. 1 ,(v" .
Dearers ih Prints will find it fot their interest i -examine
this Stotk before making their purchases-
they will have the advantage of learnihg the lowest
market prices and comparing all the desirable styles
in market aide by side. 1 ' ;-' '
Catalogue of Prices, corrected With every variativXl
oi tne Aiaraet, are placed in the bands of buy era.
September 20. 1844. W - . f . , . 1
NEW PJRM. '
Sneer, leather; Shit; Iron; riour;
hlkfc Subscriber have opened a Stor of 3DJVST
ii GOODS and FAJaiUY GIlOCl
RIES, on tne South side-of Haurgett Street, oris
door East f Wjlliama; Haywood t Co's. Apothe
cary Establishment, Wliere they Intend let beep of ihe
best quality, every article' usually Itjfpt in a WifiiT,
GancEB V, Liquors excepted. And. rbey intend ' t
sell as lowj or IbWcr, than ahy other House in - this
place, for Cash J t bey-will take in exchange for their v
Goods, Couniry ; Produce,1 iucb t as Corn"." fllealJ
Flotir, Peasj-Dry Hides, &C. t ' ' " - - '
Bi B. BUFFALOE,
- R. S. CHERY.
November 20. . . ,. j . 92 3ft
TO iAfflffiBS ASD FflYSlCim
'RESIDING IN OR VISITING THE CITY V
FTTHE Subscriber would inform the gentlemen ot
. xj -xjrgiii uuncuicai r roieaaBonn, inai oe will
furnuh LAW and ITIirrilCAlL ROOK ft
ofthe latest and most valuable editions, at Publisher'
prices. He may be found -during ttis week at Col.
Yarborocoh's Hotel., where hs 1st prepared to et
hibit Catalogues and Specuixsos. . . ".
v r , , ; ;;C H. DREW
RaleigB, ian. 5, 1846. ' - ,
A Book-Keeper,
, YOJU N G M A N ; who pal '$ seyefi ol eig fci
, years experience; wishes (6 dbain a situation irt
a ,Wimlesale.largeReta Bobk
keeperqf Ciefk, either North or South. Satisfactitrj
reference will b friven. ' All eommunk&Uoris, ad .
dressed S. F W illiamibord', Granville Cddrily ; lti ):
January 2nd, 1846. u ; ,
200 DollarsiReW&fdi m
A Proclamation , by Hit: Excellency WILLIAM
i nnuiiii : . r -.,.r-.
ft. irnrml oxernor oj nonn jaroiina, qs
WHEREAS, Ithis been made kbowh tb sie
by William Foebks, Coioner of Canlderf;,
County, thai one Enwrir Sawisrf; late 6f the Coun
ty of Pasquotank; stanSs Charged rith ihe blfardef.
of CATdcaiMK Lint o. a widow womtrn.ln the said
County of Camden j and that' the said Enwix 81
txh bas escaped froth Justice; - I
JNpw, therefore, 1, Willi! AJOttAttAx; Got
ernor ot tne State at xvortb (JaroJina. 10 issue tniav
my Proclamation, bflsring a reward bf TWO HUN
DRED DOLLARS, tor tbe apprehension and df
livery ofthe said Edwiic SAWtxa to the: Sheriff of
Camilen Couhty aforesald or for hisj eommitmeat tot
any Jail in the United SUtes, beyoftd the limbs of
this State : - And, I, do moreover enloia and reouTret
all Officers ofthe State, CiH arid Military, to tstf
tbeir best exeitioni to arrest the fugitiie1 afofessldi
that be xriat be dealt with according to LdwV
- . r.' ll , i, 4 J.L-iU'i.
.xttJtf, uiven unuer my nana anu aitestea
wuu ine ureal oii ci.ine oiate oi
North Carolina, at the City of RsleTsHi
C the 3 1st day of DecemW, A: D. 18454
VjJfi ana oi our jnaepeoaence ine 4 inn. ...
. . s as ibji a ' i . vr a s-a m ae
, - kv sj v ai a4 s ilia f
Hesht W. Gkabax, Private Secretary
r ' DESCRiPTlbN.
Enwix Sawyer is a young- man. 20 or 2 ve'ar
of age, about 5 feel I or 2 inches high; - stmjt frtriie
round full face, brown hair," blfte eyes, rather If do'tfrt
look; has' an irfrpedimeht ifi his Speech,' srid converses'
b'ut little, except when under die influence 6TK liqtlb
THE TRUSTEES OF THE -
MAYING obtained tbe'selrliceV Jf WrtEvi8
CORMICK, of Dariv01ef VirgmUas a TeiwbW
lake this metbod ot announcing to. the pubhc,,.tba5
fbe exerci-es of this School will cam tHeoca ott, that '
16th of February. The Sesiiefl -to .cQtiau4 .iiv
montha. vv'-.,"r--r-r??'!4 rhfikA'1 '
The Trustees deeinr it proper to state that tbe eon- .
flnued good beshh of tne surroundiagf country,-' the
cheapness of provisions, and Board in the most res
pcctable families at very rooderals prices, have ta"-
dbced tbero (o make some exertion" m '.obtaining (Set '
services in the Academy, of a very competctrt man.
From the evidences furnished by "Mr; CotijtiCK', of
character and qualifications in every respect to take"
cba'rge of an Aeademy, they; (eel. ad hesitation, iri
stating that the general, discipline and attention to
youth committed tof tbe, charge of fiiis jgentlemsn
will be most satisfactory. His ebtfr jes, will be , ia
follows S h-:h : re ii t-. t &'w;..-i
Primary English Branches per Session, $t 5$
f H if he6rsioeJie6'! iaiLr4 Ifi- 00--V
Ancient Langages and Ksahewaticssffii iO 0ft :
; French additWrial Chargs fe''"f -;3i 8 09
f Corjthfgeiif periset
.Dy tfrder of the Board, X'H-ml -i'
f " f : v. ' : il. Q; WAiEf;eerelaryi w
mm. i, iko. , . r .. l -w
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ths City and fnt
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r;,iSsJiijiijbi5;e
frjlRENCH and'AntericsS it aoperfW ai-;!; i
ttu DrOff Store of
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WOOU dCOs
r Ueeemoer ia, 1849
WA KEGS Super'tbr. Wbtw Leid :"
U 9 Barrels of LlnsMd OiLj
. Just received and (otsalst very law, at tt JL
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