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- TT. . - , - . v ... ". S"r- -- s -1 - it. -J" j ; i t r . ... .... Til CAROLINA GAZETTE. 5 1 WH S T O N .R. G A L E S FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1 846 . x XDtTOE A2TD ntOfSIXTOK. ... ii .... ". - - - v v w a . "- m 1 . ri III mm - as I . , : A "TXTTTv TSXOvTTD n 1 re . TERMS OF; THE SEMI-WEEKLY REGISTER. per annum hIf in Ad94rtUiHunia. For ereiy Sixteen Ltfrt first JnMrtwn, Oa -'Dollar;-' Mh'MbMqiMBt lnrUon, Twentj.five CnU. .yCmwri OrUrs and Judicial Aivertktwunt$ wHI be Ojarpd 25 per cent, higher; but a deduction ef S3 J per cent, will be made from the regular price, for adrertieer by the Tear. t J AdTertieemenU, inaerted in the Smi-Weklt Rr- eirrii, will aUo appear in the WrrxLT Paper, free f charge. ! : CT Letters to the Editor meat be roeTrAin. i F1TECT AMU nEPEATlic PISTOLS. TO ICtEIICIIAITXS GOING ItOHXH. A. W. SPIES & CO. 218 Pearl Strtet, Ntw Yori, importers of Hardware, Cutlery, -. umu, uiues, arisxois, ftc irom . JBngland, Franco and . r 1 . Germany, A RE prepared to sell on the moat favorable terms, CUTLERY of all kinds, including nmres ana rorss, oi etery description and quality, : Kaz irs, Scissors, Pocket Knives, do. do. Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Muskets, d. Gun Smith's Tools, ' x do. do. Anvils, Vices, Hoes, Trace Chains, Sec Sue Trunk, Chest, Door and Pad Locks of all kinds. Scythes, Saws, and Tools of all kinds. Japannery and Britannia Wares. Drass Goods, of all kinds. Mathematical Instruments. rushing and Fowling Tackle, &c. &c . A. NV. 8. &. Co. are Agents for the Patent self, cocking, cast steel six barrel revolving PISTOL, . I. : i r n- r r I Xr a -s-e a ... . before purchasing elsewhere. New York, October 10. - 81 FRESH OYSTERS & FISH. To the Citizens of TXaleish and the Country generally. 4 rilHC SUBSCRIBED, through the medinra of L the PreM.beg leave e ry ' reapectfullj la reoder hie sincere 'thanka to the Public, for the very liberal encouragement extended to him in hie line of busi neM.es caterer of Oysters and Fish, heretofore, end woukl beg leave to inform his cutomers,that he has again resumed the business, and has located hie establishment in the building known as the Cannon OJJiee, near the OJiee of tke. - Standard," where he will be happy to serve bis former Patrons and oth ers, with Oysters, Fish, and such other delicacies as he may be able to procure in the Norfolk market. OYSTERS, fresh and fine, wifl be re ceived daily 1 bahog accidents upon Rail 'Koad and Steamboat. Also. FRESH FISH on Wednes days and FriJava which may be relied on. I would in conclusion say to my-petroDs, that what ever I otfer for sale, whether the application be made in person or through servants, will b genuine. I would also add, that persons- in any of the ad joining Counties, or all such placee'as may be practi cable to send Oysters with safety, will have their orders promptly end faithfully attended to, they giving positive directions as to the' conveyance. I JOHN WILSON. Kaleish. Nov. 4. H7 2? 2:R2SJSIB333o A LRGE supply of PHIXTIIYG IXK A has just been received at this Office from the jooaero Factories, and is offered for sale, st a small advance upon cot, foe Cass. The Ink is in $i and S3 Kegs, and is warranted 10 oe a goou arucie. Nov. 8. 1845. , I 89-tf SCHOOL, If CAR TUB . Buffalo Springs, THE Subscriber will open a School on the 1st February next, w'uhin half a mile of the Buf falo Springs, in which .besides the nsual plain branches of an English Education, will be taught the higher branches usually taught in the best Schools and Academies together with the. French Language, and a full course of instruction in Greek. Latin and Mathe-uatics. ' With regard 10 qualifications, it suf fices to say, be is a graduate of several Schools in the University of Virginia, where his studies were spe. ially directed to a preparation for teaching, in which -employment he has had many years experience baring been, in particular, Principal of the Halifax ( Va.) Academy for nearly the last four years. Hav. ing settled permanently in the neighborhood, under circumstances favorable to ; the establishment and maintenance of a good country Boardiag School, he hopes to render it a place of instrartion, combining with its known advantages in point of health and so ciety, such others for the moral and menial training of youth, as may induce parents from distant parts f the country, to confide their children confidently te his care. The Winter vacation of 6 weeks will commeaoe the 1 5th December; the Summer one of only 2, ea the 1st July, t Parents coming to- the 8priags, vriH have the opportunity of attending the Summer Examinations, and of observin g the man agemeat of the Sefaeei, Mr. She ion, so well knonw a the hospitable Proprietor of the Springs, bavins; nanj chHJren of hi own to educate, will feet the deepest interest in the character ef the School, and vf til board many boys at a , moderate price. Cspu Kbt. Y. Overby and oihert, will else take boarders, ud I will take one or two myself. ' TERMs. In. For the plain English branches, S and $7 5 per session of five months, td. Tu higher Enish Winche-, with Mai hematics and French, Sit 50. 34. f M above with A a dent Languages. SIS. ' , . v - 1 Kefer to DaviJ 8helton, Esew CapL R. Y. Over by. or myself, all by lettw, directed lb Ularksville, Meek lea burg. VeVet Dr. Edward Speed, Willon, Granville, N. C " WILLIAM L. HARRIS. Jan 17. 1846. fl-w3w Samuel F. Phillips, ATTORNEY' AT lAWj CHAPEL HILL. N. n. J.n.e,li4. " EW ANI INTERESTING PUB- LICATIONS. IncersoITs History of the Wer of lSia-'lS, I n terry s Historical Works, Dr. Durbin's Travels in the East, Webster's Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy, Green's Miet Expedition, Notes from over Sea, by Mitchell, Whippoorwill. a Poem by Geo. P. Morris, Tupper'e Proverbial PbiUwophy, Wbewell's Elemenu of Morality and Polity, ; Miss iieecber's Domestic Economy, ! The American Shepherd, by L. A. Morrell, ; Hoare on the culture of the Vine, Fremont's Eipedition to the Rocky Mountains, Thir wall's History of Greece, i Autobiography of Alfieri, translated from the Ital ian, by C, E. Lester, L Florentine Histories, by Niccolos Machiavelli anslated by C. E. Lester, I The Citizen of a Republic, by Ceba tranilaled by C. E. Letter, I ".Works of Fiction," j Adventures of Capt. 8imon Suggs,' and taking the Census, and ether Alabama Sketches, by Hooper, j The White Slave, a Russian Tale, j The Bosom Fiiend, London Medical Student, part 2d, 1 Mansfield Park, The Only Daughter, With a splendid and most beautiful assortment of Juvenile Works.. . The above are for sale at the IJ atand on the cor ner, THE N. C. BOOK STORE, i Where all of our friends are invited to call and examine the assortment. CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!! . WE would respectfully inform the citizens of Raleigh, and the public generally, that we have opened a Cigar manufactory in Haleigb, where We constantly keep on hand a full assortment of high- iy navorea importea vulgar, inciuutng KrJUALIA, E3r tiKArxii A, CAZADOKE, CUBRV, LANORMA, HAVANA, WERNER, PRINCIPE, &c. dec &c and all kinds of domestic manufactured Cigars. A general assortment of superior chewing TOBACCO; Maccoba, Congress, coarse Rappee and Scotch SN UFF; Cigar rases, Snuff Boxes, and all articles in the line, which we offer oi New York prices, by the wholesale or retail. All orders thankfully received and attended to with dispatch. I Purchasers, and the lovers of good Cigars and To bacco, will always be furnished with the best kinds, suited- to the taste of thexonnoiesur. Call and try at KRAUSE & MILLER'S, Fayettcville street, opposite the City Hall. Sept 2. 89 , Dissolution. THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing 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 forward and settle the same. Mr. Joan R. Haaaisoir is alone author ized to settle the affairs of the Firm. As the busi ness of the Concern will not admit of delay in its settlement, those who do not avail themselves of this notice, may expect to find their accounts placed in a train for collection. . WILLIE W. JOHNSON, JOHN R. HARRISON. Dec 29, 1845. 103 SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &c j CONSISTING IN PART OF t Flagg's Forceps,' an elegant morocco case ; con taining four Forceps adapted to either extremity of each jaw, and - otherwise an essential improvement upon the old instruments. Teeth Extractors," put up in neat cases, contain ing Turnkey and three claws, two fo.ceps, and Gum Lancet. Weigand tc Snowden's Thumb Lancet. Evans Crown do do Silver Spring Button da Common do do- . do , Chase's double and single Trusse. Hull o Weigand's Trusses, for children and adults. Suspensary Bandages. Silver and Gum' Elastic Bougies and Catheters. Maw's celebrated Self-injecting Apparatus. Gum Elastic and Glass Syringes. Block Tin Syringes, of all sixes and descriptions, from 1 to IS ox., in cases snd otherwise. Mrs Wonster's Utero Abdominal Supporter. Together with a Urge supply of Mediterranean and coarse Sponge, just to band and for sale low at PESCUD'S Drug Store. Jaw. 9. 1846 . 3- inrt KEGS Superior White -Lead, Avl, 9 Barrels of Linseed Oil, Just received and for sals very low, at the Drug Store 'of ' j WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO. Nov. I. 87 Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO., Are now receiving from New Tork and Philadelphia, a large and gene ral assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Faints and Oils, Dye-Staffs, G La's S-WARE, PERFUMERY &e. Which they are prepared to sell wholesale and retail to Physicians, Merchauls, and othera dealing in their line, at. unusually low prices. ' Those wishing to buy, will find it to their interest to calfand examine before purchasing elsewhere. - Particular attention at all times will be givon to putting up Prescriptions, as well as the dispensing of Medicines. . . , . Raleigh, July. 1845. Five. Dollars Reward. I will give the above reward, for the apprehension ef my Boy, WILLIS 8TUAR T'aUa WILLIS JONES. who ran away from me on the 2d of January, 1840. He is si bright Mulatto, of small stature; has a full head of hair, of dark brown color, and nearly straight; weighs about 130 Ihs. s elothing not recol tected, except an Overcoat of grey cloth. He can read and write, thoagh rather imperfectly, and was bound U me, by order of the Court of Cumberland County.' He is now about tt years of sge. I will psy the above Reward of o. for his confinement in any Jail in the State, should Information be sent te me, of the fsct,and all expenses paid, if delivered to me In Fayettevilre, N. C. Said boy was bound 10 me, to Urn the trade of Plastering and Bnck-lay ing, end is a tolerable workman in the Art. I forewarn eUperu.f Magnificent Schemes, r FOR JANUARY 1846. J. G. GREGORY & CO.. MANAGERS, f ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 5, for 1846, To be drawn in Alexandria. D. C, on Saturday, January 31st, 1841. Grand Scheme: 1 Prize of $35,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 3,177 1 do 3,000 1 do 2,500 1 do 2,000 40 Prizes ef 1,500 50 of 400 60 do 300 Src. Tickets 310 Halves S3 Quarters 82 50. Certificate of Packages ol" 25 Whole Tickets S130 Do. do" 25 Half do. 65 Do. de 25 Quarter do. 33 Ordera for Tickets and Shares and Certificates 'of Packages in tbe above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account l each drawing sent immediately after it is over te all who order from us. Address. J. G GREGORY 6c Co. Managers, Washington City, D. C. Ii:V FlKiU! And New Goods still Coming ! THE Subscribers take occasion to announce to their friends and the Public generally, that hav ing gone into iuio the Mercantile business in tbe Houne, formerly occupied by H. A. Badhax Sc Co., one door below Williams, Haywood Sc Cothey have on hand and are constantly receiving large and excel lent supplies of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, together with HATS, SHOES, and BOOTS, and SHOES for Ladies, which they offer at low rates for Cash, 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, and they can confidently assure the public that their prices will be as low and their terms as accommodating as those of any House this side of Petersburg. They would most respectfully ask their friends and tbe public to give them a csll ; ami if cheap and good Goods, and fair bargains will entitle them to it, they hope to receive, aa t bey will endeavor to merit, a liberal share of the public patronage. L. E. HEARTT, J. P. JORDAN. Raleigh, Oct. 24, 1845. , 84 tf GREAT BARGAINS ! ! LIEGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. ScUiiis off at Cost ! ! I fllHE firm of Russell St Cooke having been disso! JL ved, and their remaining stock of Goods having passed into the hands of Mr. Russell, one of the late firm, who is determined to close the business as speed ily as practicable, the whole stock, comprisingan ex tensive assortment of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES of excellent quality, is now offered for aale nt cost. Goods of almost every description suitable to tbia market may be had so cheap, that a belter opportu nity can never occur for all to aupply themselves who will call soon- The public are assured that this offer to sell at cost is made in good faith, and will be strictly adhered to. Tbsy will alo find the gootla f the best quality, fashionable, sound, and substantial, of a kind mads for use, not merely to tell. All may be suited, as there are on hand many ar ticles of the finest quality as well aa a large assort ment of the coarsei and more substantial kinds. All are invited to call and examine and judge for themselves ; those who have the keenest taste for CHEAPNESS, will doubtless be 'satisfied. Those who do not need at present, will SAVE by buying now and laying up for the future. Let it be remembered that no one wII aell Goods in a regular business without a profit, by which they can live ; that no one will sacrifice goods at less than cost without compulsion i and that cost is as about aa cheap aa moat merchants can afford to sell and most people would wish to buy. GEORGE T. COOKE, Agent, Raleigh. Jan. 1146. 5 if. CNTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Bktis Cocstt, Superior Court, Fall Term, 1845. Eveline R. Watson, vt William Walson. Petition for Divorce. It appesring to the satisfaction of the Court, that William Watson, the Defendant in this suit, is not a resident of this Stale ; it is therefore, ordered, that publication be made for him, for three months in the Raleigh Register and Independent, to make his per sonal appearance at tbe next Term of thia Court, to be held at tbe Court House in Windsor, on tbe third Monday in March next, to plead, answer or demur, or judgment pro eonfesto will be entered up againat him. Witness, Joseph B. Cherry, Clerk of our said Court at Office in Windsor, the 1st December, A. D., 1845, and the 70th year of American Independence. JOS. B. CHEKRV, Clerk. December. 1845. 993m Raleigh & Gaston Rail Road. THIS ReaJ, having become the propeitv of the State of North Carolina, notice is hereby given thai it is in successful 0ralion, and the transporta tion of Passengers and Freights will be continued st the same rates aa heretofore. Every attention will be paid to insure expedition and comfort to the Traveller. WESLEY HOLLISTER, President. Raleigh. Jan. 8th. 184t. NEW FIRM. Slices, Leather, Salt, Iron, Flour, dec, THE Subscribers have opened a Store of DBTf GOODS nd FA ITI IX Y GROCE RIES, on the Sooth side of Hargett Street, one door Eart of Williams, Haywood & CoV Apothe cary Establishment, where they intend to keep of the best qwaliiy, every article nsoelly kept in a Family Grocer t, Liqaors excepted. And they intend - to sell as low, or lower, than any other House, in this place, lor Cash ; they will take in exchange for ttieir Goods, Country Produce, such as Corn, Meal, Flour, Peas, Dry Hides, &c. B. . BUFFALOE, U. S. CHERV. November 20. W SAVE YOUR CORN COBS AND SHUCKS. TO THE PLANTERS AND MILLERS OF N. CAROLINA r THE undersigned has obtained Lettera Patent 11 to enable common Mill atones (or rocks) now in use, to grind CORN, COR and SHUCK., into meal, for Horses; Males, Cattle Hogsjoxc. there by saving more than one third of a crop, which is an iinjiortant item with pfanters. 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 an 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 also 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 Irom grinding Corn end Cub, to grinding Corn Meal in the space of thirty seconds. Corn alone, when fed to slock is said to be by the most practical and scientific Planters, constipating in its effecta, producing founders, cbolics 'and various other maladies which are incident to stock. Grinding cols 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, are deprived of the benefits of distension (so necessary to the proper health of animals,) by their being unable to eat a sufficient bulk to produce distension before the animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground with the corn, produce this necessary disten. sion, without any danger of diseases arising from overeating. Corn and cob meal is .mproved by scalding, and still more by boiling, and yet more by a partial fermentation. All the preparations facilitate digestion for Hogs. But Horses and Mules will not est fermented food, consequently they will require it dry or partially wet with cold water Horses, Mules and Oxen, when fed with un j round food, void much in an undigested ataie, which is of course lost for all beneicia purposes. tfj" Head the subjoined cer tificate. cr The undersigned can be addres-ud at Raleigh, and all calls will be attended to punctually and with despatch by himself or Agent wm. r. uui.iiins. Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. 16 ly CERTIFICATES. : Having been aolicited 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 say that it grinds Corn in the Shuck at the rate of 30 bushels per hour : and the dressing of the stones is so improved, that it grinds; shelled Corn more than twice as fast aa before, and$y my watch. at the rate of 15 bushels per hour, and the meal finer than usual. I deem it a valuable improvement, and shall purchase the right to use it, as it will afford me a speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and save much thereby. WM. BOYLAN. MR. GALES: SIR In order to remove Public prejudice (which appeara to prevail in this aection of tbe country against all Patent Rights) so far as my statement will go in giving the advan tage which I have derived in having Major Collivs Patent-flight for grinJins Corn. Cob and Shuck, at tached or applied to ray Grist Mill, I state, that my Mill, since this improvement war attached, grinds not only as good Meal as before, but ri va times taster, and grinds up the Corn, Cob and Shuck, into Meal sufficiently fine to mix with other rough food for Stock. My Mill ground very slaw before this im provement was made, but now grinds fine Meal at the rate of six bushels per hour. I make this statement, as well for the benefit of the Public, as to do justice to Krowitos'i Patent (now owned by Major Collins.) J. MORDEOAl. Oct 20, 1845. 83-tf TO THE NORTH. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. J"ia Petersburg and Roanoke, and City Ttoiiit Rail Roads, and Jfamcs River and Ray Steamers. THREE TIMES A WEEK. By far the most comfortable route and eertain one of getting North. THE travelling public are respectfully informed, that n Train of Cars will leave the City Point Depot tai Petersburg.) on the morning of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 A M. connecting with the James River Steamers, Curtis Perk, Capt Davia or Alice," Capt. Skinner, one of which Steamers will leave City Point on those days at 9 A . M. arriving at Norfolk the same afternoon at 5 P. M. where the traveller can atay on board the Baltimore Boat until they leave the next afternoon without ex. tra charge. The superior Steamer, Georgia, Capt. Cannon will leave Norfolk for Baltimore, on Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday eveninga, at 4 P, M. arriving in Baltimore about 6 A. M. next morning, always in time for the Cars to Philadelphia, Washington City, or Cumberland. WINTER FARE: The additiopal eipense incurred in fitting op the Boats for the Winter service, compels the proprietors to advance the Fare for the Winter, to From Gaston to Baltimore or Annapolis 10 00 Petersburg to Norfolk 3 00 Meals and Lodging included on the James River and Day Boats. Passengers may rest assured 'hat the James River and Bay Steamers are well provided for the Winter travel, and but little doubt of delay by Ice, (aa on the Potomac or Great Mail route') we having engaged the Ice Boats to keep open a track in the Patapsco, when possible, should the weather be so severe as to prevent the Steamers reaching Baltimore Passen gers will be landed at Annapolis, from whence there is a Kail lload communication to Baltimore or Wash ington City. Tickets from Gaston to Baltimore, to be had ef C. C. Pee a, Esq. at Gaton. wm. M. muouy, Jr., Agent. Oice James River and Bay Line, 5 Wildos, N. C., Dec 27th 1845. 103 HARRIS' HOTEL, CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA,-, The Subscriber has the pleasure to inform his old friends and customers, and the public generally, that he has recently purchased the large BRICK HOUSE adjoining the North-west corner of the Court House, in the Town of Concord, and has fitted it op in a fashionable and comfortable style as a HOUSE for the accommodation of the public. Hie bouse has been thoroughly repaired hi rooms are large and conveniently arraneed, and his furniture ia entirely new. , His Hostler is not surpassed by any in the State. He flatters himself tha from bis long experi ence in the business, he is able to give satisfaction to all who may favor. him with a calL All I ask is a fair triaL Call and judge for yourselves. KIAH P. HARRIS. ,' Concord, . C. May 13 1845. 40 tf BLANKS -Per etle t this Office. I Soxes RAISINS, Oil 4 LEMU.N8. . - ; 1 box. Preserved Giucer. 12 Wees Graces. 10 Drums Figs, 10 Jars Prunes, 40 lbs.' Citron, 50 lbs. Chocolate, 300 lbs. assorted CANDY, as Sugar Toys, Fringe Kisses, French Candy, etc T f 4 Barrels assorted Crackers; Pine Apple Cheese; Currants; Almonds ; Palm, Wall, Pecan and other Nuts; Sardines, Anchovies, Salmon, Halibut, North em Beef, SauDages. Tongues, Capers.Cauup, Pickles, Oranges, French Mustard, and a variety of other art tides, st G, W. ec C. GRIMME'S. Dec 18, 1845, 100 Confectionary, Groceries, FANCY ARTICLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS JEWELLERY AND TOISr CONSTANTLY on u and at our Store: Fine Artificial Flowers, and Hair, Fancy and Work Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon, Baskets, Snuffboxes, Travelling bags, Combs, Pins, Needles, Purses, Pocket-books, Pencils, Buttons, Thread, Matches, Twine, Hatters' Bow-strings, Thermometers. Walk ing Cunes, Razors, Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shaving utensils, Pistols, Dirks and Cadet Guns, Spy Glasses. Percussion caps, Shot and Shot belts, Powder fiasks. Spectacles, Looking-glasses, Cloth, Hat, Hair, Dustiujr, Shoe and small Painting Brushes ; Whips, Fishing Utensils, Night Tapers, Smoking Pipes, Slates, Shoe-thread, Awls, Sifters, Cotton and Wool cards, Coffee-mills, plain and painted Mugs, Lamps and Lamp wicks. Waiters,' Clocks, Britannia and Iron Spoons, 8 pars, Pad-locks, Bridle-bits, Tacks. FRESH CONFECTIONARY & GROCERJE8. 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, Prefer vs, Jujube-paste, Mustard, Sweet Oil, J-emon oyrop,. in o lasses, Coffee, Sutrars, a. large quan tity on hand. Candles, best Sperm, northern Tallow, and small Wax for lanterns. CHEESE, Pine Apple and common. OIL, best Sperm, White and Fih Oil. TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder. SOAPS Csstile, variegated, dark andlighttur pentine, and perfumed shaving. CIGARS, SNUFF and TQBAOCO. Ground Ginger and Pepper, and whole do. All spice, Starch, Indigo, Copperas, Madder, Blacking, uoots. QT Sold only by the bottle out of the House ! BEST PORT, MADEIRA & MUSCAT WINE, PORTER. Perfumery. Oil of Roses, Antique Oils, Cologne, Lavender oergamott. Opodeldoc, pink Saucers. j Musical Instruments. ; Violins, bows, strings, bridges, screws, Flareo- Iettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clarionetts,Accordeous. Dulci- mo Wire. Stationary Picture and Song Books, Key of Heaven (Cath olic ) Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink pow der, Sealing-wax, Wafers, Letter-stamps. Fencing and Boxing Apparatus, Foils, Swords, Gloves, Hats, Breastplates. Jewellery, Of Gold and Silver, as well as German Silver, and Pinchback,vrz:Breaatpins,Ear-rings,PenciIs,Fingrr- rings. Thimbles, Tea Bells, Table and Tea Spoons, Metal Combs, Belt-buckles, Watch Keys, Fob Chains, Gypsum-beads, white and black je. bugle Beads, assorted mes. j Games and Toys. Dominos, 'Chessmen, Backgammon. Keno, Ten- pin. Cup 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 toys. Dolls, Doll-heads. . . G. W. it C. GRIMME, Corner opposite Mr. R. Smith's. Raleigh, Oct. 1, 1845. 78 Notice. fllHE firm of Russell & Cooke is this dsv dissolved I. by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said firm are therefore requested to come forward as early as practicable and settle tbeir accounts. The notes and accounts are left in the hands of G. T. Cooke, as agent to close the concern. CHARLES RUSSELL, GEO. T. COOKE. Raleigh, Dec J 8. 1845. 6 4u' 184(8. 'pHE American Almanac, and Repository ef Use-: J. ful Knowledge, for the year . 1816. Morris' and Willis' Library of .the Prose and Poe try of Europe and America. One vol. complete. The Complete Works of N. P. Willi. The History of Silk, Cotton, Linen,' Wool, and other Fibrous Substances; including Observations on Spinning, Dyeing and Weaving. Illustrated by steel engravings. ' Biographical and Critical Miscellanies, by William H. Prescolt, au hor of Ferdinand and Isabella, d c- dre. Travels in Mexico, during the years 1843-4. By Albert M. Gillam, late U. S. Consul to California. Rambles by Land and Water. By B. M, Norman. Tbe Artist, tbe Merchant, and the Statesmen." By C. Edwards Lester. 2 vols complete.;' Narrative of a Mission to Bokhara, in the years 1843-4 A 5. By the Rev Joseph Wolff. D D- The Vigil of Faith, and other Poems. By C. F. Hoffman. - t The Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell. By Thomas Carl vie. Montezuma, the last of the Aztecs an Historical Romanes, on tbe conquests of Mexico. Puritanism By Thos. W. Coiu D. D. Life of Moxart, including bis Correspondence. By Edward Holmea. The Philosophy of Mystery. By Walter Cooper DindJ ' .". , i...---'--'- Trippings in Author Land. By Panny PorresierJ Manual of Matrimony, gathered together for the safety of the single, snd the weal of the wedded. By a Bschelor. The Voice of Flowers. By Mrs. L. H. Sigoumey. Love's Token-Flowers. By Emma C. Embory. The K'ongs and Ballads of George P. Morris First complete edition.' . No. 45 Hsrpsr's Illuminated Bible. The work U nejrly finished. - - . No. 7 Harper's Illustrated Jew. j A few copies more of Tbe Jew, complete. , - The above list of Banks are aft valuable works, and have been published only a short time and all vrho wish te read something new, will please call at the old sand, where tbey will find one of the largest collections of Books, in the various departments'! Literature, that hate ever before been oilsrru in the Southern market. " HENRY D TURNE- : At the N. C Bookstore "January U. Print Warehouse, I , . in new york; , - : - To supply the City and Interior Trade, by the Piete HEHOVED ; From 113 Pearl Street, to 44 CJSDtflZ STilJEJSTy 'A "' - Neas Wjluim Stxxzt. TT EE it' R R P.1FST R n r!a nnt'm m iV. Dealers in Dry Goods, that they have removed a taw a m . - , t . uicir vr arenonse lor rrtnted calicoes exclusively, iron Pearl to 44 Cedar street. Bv comfinincr ibir Mira tion to Prints only, L. & B. are enabled to exhibit ait assorunent ur surpassing any ever belore ottered in America and to. sell at nrire low. nl onrttv r --- m- ..g lower, than houses whose . attention is divided smons; a largo variety oi articles. " i Tbe Stock consists of several thousands of Pattern and Colorings, embracing every variety of - - ' : American ana roreisn irinti - In market mn atvU a? hih m ni nn ...I..' iyely for tbeir own, sales, and; cannot he had else- wnere, except in seconu nands. : Dealers in Prints will find it for their inferesf te examine this Stock before making their purchases they will have the advantage of learning the lowest market pricesand comparing all the desirable style in market side by side. " Catalogues of Prices, corrected with every varieties) of the Market, are placed in the hands of buyer. ' oeptemper zo. 1844. . - -.. , ? . . , 78 A Book-Keeper.;r A YOUNG MAN, who has bad seven or eight years experience, wishes to obtain a situation ia a Wholesale, or large Retail Establishment, as Book keeper or Clerk, either North or South. Satisfactory rtfrnn will Ho riir A It .i..n.!u.. -J wnuiuuuivuvui BU- dressed s: F., Wiliianisboro Granville County, N. C. will receive Immediate attention, f : January Snd, 1846. ! - 3 0w - 200 Dollars Reward. A Proclamation by His Excellency, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Governor of North Carolina, - WHEREAS, It has been made known to me by William Fobbxs, Coroner of Camden County, that one Ebwix 8a writ, late of the Cona ty of Pasquotank, stands charged with tbe' murder of Cats i aura Lihtoh, a widow woman, in the said County of Camden ; and that the said Eawlar Saw ri has escaped from Justice t " ' ' f 'Now, therefore, I, William A. Ga ah ax. Gov ernor of the Stale of North Carolina, do issue this my Proclamation, offering a reward of TWO HUN DRED DOLLARS, for the apprehension and de livery of the said Edwjic Sawtxu to the Sheriff of Camden County aforesaid, or for. his commitment to any Jail in tbe United 8tates, beyond the .limits of this State : And, I do moreover enjoin and require all Officers of the State Civil and ; Military, to use. their best exeitions to arrest the fugitive aforesaid, that be may be dealt with according to Law. K t . s. lvn under my hand,: and attesteel j$Vrfe, with the Great Seal of tbe State of . rth CaroUna,at the City of Raleigh. tbe 31st day of December, A. D.4641." and of our Independence the 70 th. " r WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Hkvbt W. GsahaIc, Private Secretary. 'ai , ' , DESCRIPTIONS ;l 1 ' j Enwiir Sawtik is a young man, 2Q or 31 years' 1 of age. about 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, stout frame, round full face, brown hair, blue eyes,; rather a down , -' look, has an impediment in his 8peechf snd converses but little, except when under the influence of liquor. CJTATE OP NORTH CAROLINA CaAvas' 3 Cochtt Soperlor Court of Law, Fall Ti A. V., 1S45. : Wesley Gray, I . ' vs. . , Nsrcissa Gray. . Petition for Divortt, tt appearing to the Court that a subpeena end afiae subpmua have been duly issued in this case, fni that the defendant,- Nsrcissa Gray cannot be found, snd that proclamation hath been.2 publicly made at the Court Hou$e door by the Sheriff of Craven Coun ty, for the said defendant; to appear ' and answer as commanded by the said ' subpoena f it is ordered by tbe Court, that notice be given in the Newbernian, and Raleigh Register, two newspapers printed in, this State, for three months, for the said defendant Nsrcissa Gray, personally to be and appear at the Superior Court of Law to be holden for tbe ' cotinty of Craven, at the' Court bouse jn Newbern, orT the fourth Monday a ter the- fourth Monday bf March! next, then and there plead and answer to the petirfoq of Wesley Gray for Divorce, or the same will be taken pro confeaso and be heard according to the act of the General Assembly in such case made end provided, Witness; William 8. Blackledee Clerk of the Suuerior Court of Law for the Cofiutv of Craven! at Newbern, tbe fourth Monday after the fourth Mondar of September, A. D.-1845.i;-&:i f'itH'' WILLI AM 18. BLACKLEDGE, C. 8, C. . a Dec 33, 1845 n (Pr Adv. 10 ) ;4 $tk . wonTicAnonA.;;i ' Mutual Irmrancc Company' TTJfjURSUANT te an Act pt AssVmWy, a Compaf l . ny hss been formed in this Stste under thf name and style of the North, Carolma MutoaLIo surance Company.': end is now fully -organized, bjf tbe appointment of the following Officers, v t JOSIAHO. WAT80N, President, fc;- - ALBERT 8TITH, Vice-President,, -RICHARD 8MITH, Treasurer, i ' r -THEODORE PARTRIDGE Secretary, . CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,: -; RICHARD SMITH, J J riWir ALBERT 8TITH. i i : El5 Coa WESTON R, GALES, j . ; The Company is now prepared to receive applies lions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same By the Act of Incorporation, the Company js author ised to take risks en pwellieg Houses, Stores, Khope snd , other buildings, Furniture. .Merchandize,' aid other property, against lose er damage by .Fire, - , The Office of the Company is in the second Hory of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr, tf, r. SMpru, at the corner or FeyetteviU and liar gett Streets, where full information and explanation touching the principle ef Mutual Insurance, will be cheerfully furnished by tb 'Secretary of the CotV peny. . r 1 1 v .Raleigh, Jsnusry IT. 1 84. - - - : " 6tf JOB PRINTING, 1 ' ? JUynxtg ifcenUy received a fresli :e upplcr fjle We are now prepared to execvUin ar It urivrt a.-1 3 1 it , 9 h s-tf ' sear 1 .