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' Subcriptin.Ftr9 dollar per annum half in
edraoce. . . " "
Adt-iisemntsTot titrf Sixteen Idne$, first
insertion; One Dollar; each subsequent insertion,
Trentyfire Cents.
t Court Order and Judicial Advertisement will be
chared 25 per cent, higher; bat a deduction of 33
per cent-'will be made from the regular prices, for
advertisers by the year. , J ... ' . 'i
Advertise menu, inserted in the Sam-WaaxLT Ra
irraa will also Appear in the .WaaaLT Paper, free
of charge. ' - ;r' ' ' " '
JD" Letters to the Editor most be rorr-rAtn.
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FAIElfT
;to nEKcnAXTs going worth.
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tl -A. WV SPIES & CO.
. gig pejr frreef, iVe Terlr,
IjaportCM " of Hardware, . Cutlery,
. , Gum, Rifles, Pistols, dec. from
JELagland, France and
J I . Germany, ,
ARB prepared to sell on tbe most favorable
terms, CUTLERY of all kinds, including
' Knives and Forks, of every description and
qpatity, .
Razors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, do. do.
' Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Muskets, de.
,Gun Smith's Tools, 1 do.; do.
'Anvils, Vices, Hoes, Trace Chains, &c &c
Trunk, Chest, Door and Pad Locks of all kinds.
'Scythes, Saves, and Tools of all kinds.
- Japannery and Britannia Wares.
Brass Goods, of all kinds.
Mathematical Instruments. -'
Fiahingr and Fowling1 Tackle, &c. &c
AJW. 3. & Co. are Agents for the Patent self
cocking, cast steel six barrel revolving1 PISTOL,
superior to any kind of Pistol for a safe guard.
Merchants will find it to their interest, to call,
before purchasing elsewhere.
. New York, October la 8L
CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!!
W"E would respectfully inform the citizens of
Raleigh, sad the public generally, that we
have opened a Cigsr manufactory in Raleigh, where
we constantly keep on band aJult assortment of high
ly flavored imported Cigtrv, Including
REGALIA, EsJPERANZA,
CAZADORE, CUBRY,
LANURMA, , HAVANA,
WERNER, PRIUIPE,
: &c . &c. I . &ci
and all kinds of domestic msnufactured Cigars. A
general aesortment of supeiior chewing TOUXUCO;
Mareoba,- Congress, - roarse - Rappee and Scotch
SNUFF; Cigar cases. Snuff Boxes, and alt articles in
, the line, which we oSea at New York prices, by the
wholesale or retail. All orders thankfully receiveJ
and attended to with' dispatch.
'Purchasers, and the lovers of Rood Cigars and To
bacco, will always be furnished with the best kinds,
suited to the taste of the connoiesur. Call and try at
KRAU3E & MILLER'S,
Fsyetteville street, opposite the City Hall.
' 8ept 2. 1 39
-SURGICAL ASD DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &e.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Flagg's Forceps," an elegant morocco case ; con
. tainins four Poreeo adapted to either extremitv of
each jaw, and otherwise an essential improvement
upon tbe old instruments. 1 '
' Teeth Extractors," put up in neat cases, contain
ing Turnkey and three claws, two forceps, and bum
Lancet. . ! j
Weigand & Snowden's Thumb Lancet.
Evans Crown f de do .
Silver Spring Button ' do
;". Common do do do
- Chafe's double and single Trossea.
' Hull Weigand's Trusses, for children and adults.
- HniTMnurr Bandage. '
8ilver and Gum Elastic Bougies and Catheters.
Maw's celebrated Self-injecting Apparatus.
I Gum Elastic and Glass Syringes. ;
Bloi-k Tin Syringes, of all sizes and descriptions,
from I to 1 6 ox., in cases and otherwise.'
MrsJ Woneters Utero Abdominal Supporter. (
9 Together with a lare supply of Mediterranean and
coarse Sponge, just to band and for sale low at
, PESCUD'S Drug Store.
Jan. 9, 1846. f '. 3
100
KEGS Superior White Lead, '
9 Barrels of Linseed Oil,
' Just received and for sale very low, at the Drag
8toreof 1
- ' ' WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
: Nov. 1..- - ' 87
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
'WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.,
Ire now receiTifl; frpm New lark
and Philadelphia, a large and gene
ral assortment of .- .
4 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
f. Paints ana Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASS-WARE, PERFUMERY, &c.
Which they are prepared to sell wholesale and retail
te Physicians, Merchants, and others dealing in their
liae, at unusually low prices. '
- Those wishing; tor buy, wUl find it to their interest
te call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attention at alt times will be given to
patting up Prescriptions, as well as the dispensing of
medicines, , ; ,
Raleigh, JolyVl845 "1 v - .
NEW FIRM.
Shees, Leather, Salt, Iron, Flour, &c.
TTnHE Subscribers have opened a Store of DHTT
LL GOODS sod FAHILY GltOCl
ltli3 on tbe South side of Hargett Street, one
door East of Williams Hay wood & Co's. Apothe
cary Establishment, where they intend to keep of the
beat quality, every article usually kept in a Family;
uaoccavvijiqoors excepted. Ana they intend to
sell as low, 0' lower, than any other House in this
place, for Cash ; they will take in exchange for
Goods, ' Country Produce, such as Corn, Meal,
Flour, Peas, JJry Mkles, c. - -
- 1 ' . B. B. BUFFALOE,
R.
S. CHERY.
November 20.
1 92 lm
TVTEW AND INTEREST!! G PUB
XN LJCATIOS. IngcwoU's History of the
War of 18 1 2 13,
Thierry's Historical Works,
Dr. Durbin's Travels in the East,
Webster's Encyclopaxlia of Domestic Economy,
Green's Mier Expedition,
Notes from over Sea, by Mitchell,
"jWhippoorwill " a Poem by Geo. P. Morris,
Topper's Proverbial Pbilusophy,
W he well's Element of Morality end Polity,
Miss Beecber's Domestic Economy, '
The American Shepherd, by L. A. Moire U,
Hoare on the culture of the Vine,
Fremont's Expedition to the Rocky Mountains,
TbirwaM's History of Greece,
Autobiography of Alfieri, translated from the Ital
ian.1 by C. E. Lester, ,
Florentine Histories, by Niccoloe Machiavelli
translated by C E. Lester,
The Citizen of a Republic, by Ceba translated by
C. E. Lester,
Works of Fiction,"
Adventures of M CapU Simon Suggs," and taking
the Census, and ether. Alabama Sketches, by Hooper,
The White Slave, a Russian Tale, ,
The Bosom Friend, '
London Medical StuJent, part 2d, '
Mansfield Park,.
-The Only Daughter, -
With a sDlendid and most beautiful assortment of
Juvenile Works.
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Th atiove are for sale at tbe old stand on the cor
ner. THE W. C. BOOK STORE,
Where all of our friends are invited to call and
examine tbe assortment.
Old Court of Fortune.
2220 BROADWAY.
PECIAL AUE.NCY for the City of New York,
where millions have been distributed to the for
tunate.
The subscriber would invite the early attention of all
persons desirous of a chance in any of the following
Brilliant Schemes, soon to be drawn, under the man
agement of Messrs. J. G. Gaseoat & Co., succes
sors to Messrs. Yatxs & McIaTras,and Messrs. D.
Paiirs & Co.
Every person ordering tickets of the subscriber will
receive the official drawing, published in the Bulletin,
newspaper. The same paper will also contain a list
of schemes ahead.
Money on all the solvent banks in the United
Stales, and Canada, received at par for tickets sold at
the old Court of Fortune, 220 Broadway '; and the
postage is alwsys paid by the subscriber on all letters
comaining $5 and upward.
C3 Money can be sent by mail with perfect safety,
and all letters are invariably answered the same day
as received.' All communication with this office
strictly confidential.
'Be particular and address
JOSEPH HOUGH, 220 Broadway.
A Grand Capital Prize of
$50,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
CLASS 9. FOR 1846.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C, on Saturday,
February 28. 1846.
78 SU1BERS 1! DRAWN BALLOTS.
t J. G. Gregory dc Co. Managers.
SCHEME.
1 $50,000 850.000
1 20.000 . 20,000
1 10.000 10.000
1 5,000 5,000
1 3.000 3 000
1 2,353 2.353
50 1,000 - 50,000
100 500 50.000
130 300 39.000
65 200 13.000
65 150 9,750
65 80 5.200
65 60 3,000
130 40 5.200
4,680 24 11220
27.040 12 324.480
3296 amounting to . 703,703
Wholes $12Halves $6 Quitters 03.
A Certificate of a Package of 26 Tickets will
be sent for 8160 Shares in proportion.
NEW JERSEY S T AT E LO T TE RY,
Fur the benefit of the Society tor the Encourage
ment of Useful manufactures, Class 24, for
1846, to be drawn at Jersey City, Wednes
day, Feb. 18, 1846.
75 Knmben 11 Drawn Ballots.
J. G. GREGORY At CO. Managers.
SCHEME.
.1 20.000 20.000
1 5,000 5.000
1 2,500 2.500
1 1.S00 1.800
1 1,038 1,038
160 400 64,000
128 50 6400
128 40 . 5.120
128 30 3,840
128 20 2,560
3.008 10 30.0a0
22,176 t 5 110,880
25,861 amounting to 253.218
Wholes $5 Halves $2$ Quarters
A certificate of a package of 25 tickets will be sent
for $60. Shares in proportion.
PACKAGES.
It will be observed that the price of a Certificate
of a Package of Ticket is the amount of risk o..ly
or, in other words, the difference between the coat of
a Package and tbe lowest amount it can possibly draw.
When Packages are ordered tbe amount of rtsk only
has to be sent. When single Tickets are ordered,
the whole sum must be enclosed.
All money Utters invariably come safe by mail, if
addressed to . ; f JOSEPH HOUGH,
M ; f - 220 Broadway, N. Y.
Reference Messrs. J. G. Greiory & Co.
Raleigh & Gaston Rail Road.
fTp HIS Read, having become the propeity of the
U State of North Carolina, notice is hereby given
that it is in successful operation, and the transporta
tion of Passengers and Freights will be continued at
the same rates as heretofore. ,' Every , attention will
be paid to insure expedition and comfort to the
Traveller. ' :, . i
.WESLEY HOLLISTER, President. ,
Raleigh, Jan 8th; 184i. , .
Samuel P.: Phillips,
AT TO R If E Y -A T Jj A.W,
CHAPEL HILL, ,N. C,
Jan, 6, 1816. - - u . a tf
Magnificent Schemes,
FOR JAIVIAUY 1846.
J. G. GREGORY &. CO. MANAGERS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 5, for 1846,
To be drawn in Alexandria. D C, on Saturday,
January 3 1 at, 1848.
Gbamd 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 2,0U0
40 Prizes of 1,500
50 of 400
60 . do 300
Tickets 810 Halves 85 Quarters 82 50.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $130
Do do 25 Half do. 65
Do. de 25 (Quarter do. 32
Ordera for Tickets and Shares and CertiScates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent immediately after it is over te all
who order from us. Address.
J. G GREGORY & Co. Managers,
! Washington City, D. C.
NEW rilMI!
And New Goods still Coming!
THE Subscribers take occasion to announce to
their friends and the Public generally, that hav
ing gone into into tbe 'Mercantile business in the
House, formerly occupied by H. A. Badham & Co.,
one door below Williams, Hsy wood Ac Co.. they 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 dealers.
Their Stock is such, that they will be alle to furnish
lo 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 the public to give them a call ; ami if
cheap and good Goods, and fair bargains will entitle
them lo it, they hpe to receive, as they will endeavor
to merit, a liberal share of the public patronage.
L. E. HEARTT,
J.F.JORDAN.
Raleigh, Oct. 24, 1845. 84-tf
GREAT BARGAINS ! !
' URGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES.
Selling off at Cost ! ! !
THE firm of Russell & Cooke having been dissol
ved, and their remaining stock of Goods having
passed into ihe hands of Mr. Russell, one of the late
firm, who is determined to close the business as speed
ily as practicable, the whole stock, comprisingfan ex
tensive assttrtinent of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
of excellent quality, is now offered for sale at cost
Goods of almiMt every description auitable to this
market may be -bad so cheap, that a belter opportu
nity can never occur for all to supply 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 lo.
They will aUo find tbe goods of tbe best quality,
fashionable, souitJ. and substantial, of a kind made
for use, not merely to sell.
All may be suited, as there are on hand many ar
ticles of the finest quality as well as a large assort
ment of the coarser and more substantial kinds.
All are invited to call and examine and judge for
themselves ; thoe who have the keenest taste for
CHEAPNESS, will doubtless be aalisfifcd.
Those who do not need at present, will
SAVE
by buving now and laying up for the future.
Let it be remembered ihat no one will sell Uoods
in a regular business without a profit, by which they
can live ; that.no one will sacrifice goods st leas than
cost without compulsion t and that cost is as about
as cheap as most merchants can afford to sell and
most people would wish to buy.
GEORGE T. COOKE, Agent,
Raleigh. Jan. 1146. 5-tf.
TO THE NORTH.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
flrt Peteribunr and Roanoke, and
City Point Rail Roads, and James
River and Ray steamers.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
By far the most comfortable route and certain
'one 01 getting norm.
THE travelling public are respectfully informed,
that a Train of Cars will leave the City Point
Deiot (at Petersburg.) on the mornings of Mondays,
w v t r a e 4 a M
YVtanesaav ana r riaavtt a .yi. conuccuaz
with the James River (Steamers, Curtis Peck, Cspt
Davis, or A lice, Uapt. eutinner, one ot wtnen
Steamers will leave City Point on those days st 9 A
M. arrivins at Norfolk the same afternoon at 5 P. M.
where the traveller can stay 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
dav and Saturdav evenings, at r. M. arriving in
Baltimore about 6 A. M. next morning, always in
lime for the Uars to rnilauelpnia, wasmngton tity,
or Cumberland.
WINTER FARE.
The additional eipense incurred in fitting up the
Boats for the Winter service, compels the proprietors
to advance the Fare for tbe VI inter, to
From Gaston to Baltimore or Annapolis $10 00
Petersburg lo Norfolk ... 3 00
Meals and Lodging included on the James River
. . and Bay Boats.
Passengers may rest assured 'bat the James River
and Bay Steamers are well provided for the Winter
travel, and bot little doubt of delay by Ice, (as 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 tended at Annapolis, from whence there
is a Rail Road communication to Baltimore or Wash
ington City. ;
Tickets from Gaston to Baltimore, to be had of C
C. Push, Esq. at Gaoton.
WM. M. MOODY, Jr., Agent.
Office James River and Bay Line, ? '
I Wslbox, N. C, Dee. 27th 1845. 5 ' 103
SAYE YOUR CORN COBS AND SHUCKS.
TO THE PLANTERS AND MILLERS OF N. CAROLINA
r jpUE undersigned has obtained Letter Patent
II to enable common S ill stones (or rocks) now
in use, to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK,
into meal, for Hordes, Mules, Cattle Hogs, dec. there
by 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 lair means, get out of order. It will last as
long as the Stones last, with an expense ot 60 cents
every five years. To enable the common Mill Stones
to grind ear corn into meal, requires no new build
ings 6r extra power. It can also be applied to Hur6e
Mills, Treshing Machine, 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 slock, is said to be. by the
moat practical and scientific Planters, constipating in
its effects, producing founders, choiics and various
other maladies which are incident to stock. Grinding
colts 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 unabte :o 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
uierestion 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 unbound food, void much
in an undigested state, which is of course lost for
allbeneficia purposes. QJ" Read the subjoined cer
tificate. fTr The undersigned can be addressed at Raleigh,
and all calls will be attended to punctually and with
despatch by himself or .Agent
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. 16 ly
CERTIFICATES.
Having been solicited by Mai Collins to have ray
Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and Shuck, I
consented that he should do so as an experiment ; and
am able to say that it grinds Co.n in the Shuck at
the rale of 30 bushels per hour: and tbe dressing of
the stones is so improved, that it grinds shelled 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
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. JtJU i LAIN.
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MR. GAIiES: SIR In order to remove
Public prejudice (which appears to prevail in
this section of the country against all Patent Rights)
so far as my statement will go in giving the advan
tage which I have derived in having Major Collins
'atent Right for grinding Corn. Cob and Shuck, at
tached or applied to my Grist Mill, I state, that my
Mill, since this improvement was attached, grinds not
only as good Meal as before, but ri va times faster,
and grinds up (he Coin, Coband Shuck, into Meal
sufficiently fine to, mix 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 mx bushels per hour.
I make this statement, as well for the benefit of the
ublic. as to do justice lo Knowltos's Patent (now
owned by Major Collins.)
J. MOKUrJtJAI.
Oct. 20, 1845. 83-tf
PROPOSALS
For Publishing in the Town of Wilmington, N. C.
A TRI-WEEKLY PAPER,
TO BE ENTITLEO
THE COMMERCIAL,
THE SUBSCRIBERS, urged by the encour
agement held out to them by many of the
enterprising and business men of the town, and con
vinced that such an establishment is required by trie
increasing trade and growing importance oi Wilming
ton, reapeci fully submit these proposals to the consid
eration of the community in this plaoe and the neigh
boring country.
One of the primary objects of Ihk 1oxmkrciai..
will be to give early and correct Commercial and Ma
rine intelligence ; the state of the Markets uere, in
the different parts of the Union, and in foreign coun
tries, with which our people have intercourse.
Foreign news, domestic incidents, and political
events, will receive proiter attention, and every effort
will be made to render Tua Commercial interesting
to all classes of readers.
The subscribers do not think it proper to enlarge
their promises in a Prospectus, rhey hope their
proposition will be met by the generous confidence ot
tbe community, which they will sedulously aim to
deserve, by strict attention lo business and the frith
ful performance of all the duties connected with their
establishment.
So far as the Editors may discuss politiral topics,
the character of this papr will be decidedly Whig,
and appeals will he made to the judgment and patri
otism of the peplr, in support of he Tariff, and other
great measures of the pari v. so necessary to the glory
of the country and ihe prosperity and happines of
the eople.
The Coxxeecial will be issued on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, of each week, on a Royal
Sheet, at the moderate price of $5 per annum, paya
ble, in all cases, on receipt of the first number.
The Commercial will be founds prompt medium
for advertising, on account of the frequency of its
publication, and will be made as economical to the
advertiser, as a reasonable support for the publishers
will possibly admit.
Tbe first number will be issued on the third day of
March next, being the first Tuesday in that month.
WILLIAM STRINGER,
J. B WHITAKER.
Wilmington, January 16, 1846. 6
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 His house has
been thoroughly repaired-his rooms are large and.
conveniently arranged, and : hi furniture is entirely
new. His Hostler is not surpassed by any .in th
State. 2 He flatters himself that from his long experi
ence in the business, he is able to give satisfaction u
. .a. . aV .'1 r . a 11
sii wno may iavor aim wun a can. ah 1 a a is a
fair trial. . Call and judge for yourselves.
" ' KIAH P HARRIS.
. Concord, N C.Msy 13, 1845. 40 tf
iml s
5 Boxes RAISINS,
4 " LEMONS, - .
1 box Preserved Ginger, 12 Kegs G rapes,
10 Drums Figs, 10 Jars Prunes,
40 lbs. Citron; 60 lbs. Chocolate,
300 lbs. assorted CANDY, as Sugar Toys, Fringe
Kisses, French Candy, etc.
4 Barrels assorted Crackers ; Pin Apple Cheese;
Currants; Almonds ; Palm, Wall, Pecau and other
Nuts; Sardines, Anchovies, Salmon, Halibut,Nonh-
ern Beef, Sauagea, Tongues, Caper. Catsup, Pickles,
Oranges, French Mustard,! and a variety of other ar- !
tides, at G.
Dec. 18, 1845.
W. & C.GRIMME'S.
loo
Confectionary. Groceries,
FANCY ARTICLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
' JEWELLERY All TOY.
CONSTANTLY on hand at our 8torei
Fine Artificial Flowers, and Hair, Fancy and
Worjt Boxes, Bonnet Ribbon, Baskets, Snuffboxes,
Travelling bags, Combs, Pins, Needles, Purses,
Pocket-books, Pencils, Buttons, Thread, Matches,
Twine, Hatters' Bow-strings, Thermometers, Walk
ing Canes, Razors, Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives
Scissors, Shaving utensils, Pistols, Dirks and Cadet
Guns, Spy Glasses. Percussion caps, Shot and Shot
belts, Powder flasks. Spectacles, Looking-glasses,
Cloth, Hat, Hair, Dusting, Shoe and small Painting
Brushes ; Whips, Fishing Utensils, Night Tapers,
smoking Pipes, 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, 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 Cocosnuts, Almonds, Nutmegs, Bran
dy Fruit, Preserve, Jujube-paste, Mustard, Sweet
Oil, Lemon Syrup,.
ITIolasses, Coffee, Sugars, a large quan
tity on hand. .
Candles, best Sperm, northern Tallow, and
small Wax for lanterns. I
CHEESE, Pine Apple and common.
OIL, best fSpcrm, White and Fish Oil.
TEA Black, Imperial, Gunpowder.
SOAPS Castile, variegated, dark, and light tur
pentine, and perfumed shaving. -
CIGARS, SNUFF and TOBACCO. I
Ground Ginger and Pepper, and whole do. All
spice, Starch, Indigo, Copperas, Madder, Blacking,
Boots. v
fjrj Sold only by the bottle out of the House !
BEST PORT, MADEIRA & MUSCAT WINE,
PORTER.
Perfumery. -
Oil of Roses, Antique Oils, Cologne, Lavender
Bergamott, Opodeldoc, pink Saucers.
Musical Instruments.
Violins, bows, strings, bridges, screws, Flageo
lettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clarionetts, Accordeons, Dulci
mo Wire.
Stationary.
Picture and Song Books, Key of Heaven (Catbt
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.viz: Breast pins. Ear-rings, Pencils, Finger
rings, Thimbles, Tea Bells, Table and Tea Spoons
Metal Combs, Belt-buckles, Watch Keys, Fob
Chains, Gypsum'beads, white and black jet bugle
Beads, assorted sizes.
Games and Toys.
Dominos, Chessmen, Backgammon Keho, Ten
pins, 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. & C. GRlMME,
Corner opposite Mr. R. Smith's.
Raleigh, Oct. 1, 1845. t8
Notice.
r
IHE firm of Russell & Cooke is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
firm are therefore requested to come forward as early
as practicable and settle their accounts. The notes
and accounts are left in the bands of G. T.Cooke, as
agent to close the concern
CHARLES RUSSELL,
GEO. T. COOKE
Raleigh, Dec 18, 1845. 5 4t.
18403.
TlHE American Almanac, and Repository of Use
M ful Knowledge, tor the year 1846.
' Morris' and Willis' Library of the Prose and Poe
try of Europe and America. One vol. complete.
The Complete Works of N. P. Willis.
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. Prescott, au hor of Ferdinand and Isabella, frc dec.
Travels in Mexico, during the years 1843-4. By
Albert M. Gil:am, late U. S. Consul to California.
Rambles by Land and Water. .By B. M. Norman.
The Artist, tbe Merchant, and the Statesman-
By C. Edwards Lester. 2 vols complete.
Narrative of a Mission to Bokhara, in tbe years
1843-4 & 5. By the Rev Joseph Wolff, D. D.
Phe Vigil of Faith, and other Poems. By C. F.
Hoffman.
The Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell. .
By I bomas Carlyle.
Montezuma, the last of the Aztecs an Historical
Romance, on the conquests of Mexico.
Puritanism By Thos. W. Coit, D. D.
Life of Mozart, including his Correspondence.
By Edward Holmes.
The Philosophy of Mystery. By Walter Cooper
Dindy. i,
Trippings in Author Land. By Fanny Forrester
Manual of Matrimony, gathered together for tbe
safely f tbe single, and the weal of the wedded.
By a Bachelor. '
Tbe Voice of Flowers. By Mrs. L. H. 8igourney
Love's. Token-Flowers.' By Emma C. Embury
The Kongs and Ballads of George P. Morris
First complete edition. ;
No 45 Harper's Ilraminated Bible. The work is
nearly finished. -No.
t Harper's Illustrated Jew.
A few copies more of The Jew, complete
The above list of Books are All valuable works,
nd have been published only a short time; and all
who wish to read something new, will please eall at
he old stand, where they will find oho of the largest
ollrctions of Books in the Various departments of
Literature, that haVe eVer before bean offered itt the
Southern market. -1, . ,;-
v 5 HENRY D TURNER, -
Jauaiw 14.
At tae u. ifooKsiere
Print Warehouse
? ! IN NEW YORK, i
To supply the City and Interior Trade, by the Piece'
, . . or Package, 1 i
REMOVED J ;
From 113 Pearl Street, to
44 CIlDtfll S TREE T
c , i I Nfci.it 1 VVnxiAM Stbset. -
JT EE & BREWSTER give notice to t&tf
II J Dealers in Dry Goods that they have removed
thfcit Warehouse for Printed Calicoes'ex clusively, from V
Pearl to 44 Cedar street. By comfining their atten
tion to Prints,oaly , L. & B. are enabled to exhibit ail
assortment far surpassing any ever before offered in '
Americaand to sell at prices as low, and generally
lower, than houses whose attention is ditided anions; '
a large variety of articles. ? v J ' f
The Stock consists of settral thousands of Patlerni'
and Colorings, embracing every variety of v . "
American and Foreign Prints ? :
In market many sty les of which are get up excla
eiveiy for their own Sales, abd cannot ha had else
where, except in second hands. i 1J:'a:
Dealers in Prints will find it for their interest Iv -examine
this Stock before making their purchases '
they will have the advantage of learning rbe lowest
market prices abd comparing all the desirable styles"
in market side by side.; , . :: .::;.ts xik;
Catalogues of Prices, corrected with every variatieat
of the Market, are placed in the hands of buyers. " v
September 20, 1644 I I T" 79 H
A Book-Keeper, W iff
AYOUNG MAN, who has had seven oTleighlr
years experience, wishes to obtain a situation til
a Wholesale or large Retail Establishment, as Book-1
keeper or Clerk, either North or South, i Satisfactory
reference will be given. All communications, ad- '
dressed S. F.,VJVilliamsborO. Granville Coanty, N '
C. will receive imriiediateattention. r4- '' ;V .-V
January 2nd, 1846. ' " : ' i - . 216w. '
200 Dollars Reward. ; .
A Proclamation by His jBxceZfencWILUAM 1
A. GRAHAM, Goxemarj
W HIS K a A it haabeen made known to me
by William Forbes, Coroner of Camden ,
County, that one En wis Sawiik, late of the Coua- j
ty of Pasquotank j stands charged -with the'rnurdef
of Catherink LisToir, a widow woman, in the said"
County of Camden ; and that the said EntviH Saw
tbr has escaped from Justice': f ' i y . i.' ; :i v.--
Now, therefore, I, William A. Gbahxm, Gov
ernor of the Slate 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 Ed wis Sawtxr to the Sheriff of
Camden County aforesaid, "or for his commitment to
any Jail in tbe United States, beyond the limits of
this Slate : And, I do moreover enjoin and require
all Officers of the State, Civil and Military to use
their best exertions to arrest the fugitive aforesaid
that he may be dealt with according to Law. . ; ' . "
Given under my hand, andu. attested ,
with the Great Seal of the State 'et
North Carolina, at the City of .-Raleigh .
the 3 1st day of December, A. D. 1849'
and of out Independence the 7(1 lh '""
WILLIAM A; GRAHAM. M
Hexbt W. Gbabak, Private Secretary. ,
DESCRIPTION. . f
EtSwiff Salter is a young min, 20 or 2 1 years
of age, about 5 feet 1 or 2 ifiches high . stbut frame
round full face, brown hair, bine eyes, rather a dowrJ
ook, has an impediment in his Speech, and converses .
but little, except when nbdef the influence Of liquor
FRESH OYSTERS & FMit
To ibe Citizens of Raleigh and
tlie Country generally. uv f t
THE SUBSCRIBER, .through the mediant- of ;
the Press, begs Jeave very respectfully to render) ;
his sincere thanks to the Public,' for the very liberal'.
encouragement extended to him lit his line Of busi
hess, as caterer of Oysters and Fisb, heretofore
and would beg leave to inform his customers, that hO .
has again resumed the business, and has located his
establishment in the building known as the Canruni
Office, near the Office of the Standard ,iWhert
he will be happy to serve his former Patrdns andoth-
ers, with Oysters, Fish, and sncb other delicacies as
he may be able to procure in the Norfolk market. ".'rf
OYSTERS, fresli and fine, will be tc
ceived daily baring accidents upon Rail Road 'and
Steamboat. Also, FRESH FISH on Wednes
days and Fridays which - may : be relied : on.f I '
would in conclusion say to my patrons, that what-,'
ever I offer for sale, whether the application' be mado
tn person or through servants, will be-enritne.
I would also add, that persons In any of the a
joining Counties, or all such places as may be practk
cable to send uysters wun satety , will have their
orders promptly and faithfully attendee! to, they giving
positive directions as to the conveyance- : ' v ? ;.; -
- . JOHN WILSON.
Raleigh, Nov. 4 ; - j :l .' . - , 87
IOItTEl CAROLINA
Mutual Instira
"ffpURSUANT to an Ac, of Assembly, b Compa. .
Sr ny bas been formed ito this Slate," Under tbe
name and sty W of the North Carolina: Mutual In
urance Company," and is now futly organized by
the appointment of the following Omcers, vu ::--.
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President ' & ! ?
ALBERT STITH, Vice-President, " ! "
RICHARD SMITH- Tressbrer.? ;1 -'V-.-- $.
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, SectetaryriMr
. CHARLES MANLY, Attorney, 11-v':
RICHARD SMITH, y Vrlti'rZ
ALBERT STITH, ,5 "t,!! '
weston b, gales; S : """'r -
The Company is now prepared to receive applies
lions lor insurance, anu to issue roucies on me same.
- - w . . n . - . -1 -
By the Act of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized to take risks on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops -srid
other buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, ailJ
otner property, against loss or aamsge oy x ire. '
The Office of the Company is in the second etcrry
nf ifta lhrvk Rrihfc Ttnll.linir renllir tutttUA b Mr.'
B. B. Sxith, at the corner of Fsyftteville tnd Har
cetl Streets, where full in formation and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, Will bav
eheerfolly furnished by the Secretary of tbe Com-' ,
Raleigh, January J7, 1 846V, i o
JOB PRINTING,
"- ,'t ..
r H tixftitg redenUy received I'isli'mpty' fv?5?
We are now prepared to xeCntfc ia a attpcrif stjl f
Job and Juerter Mncess ntKms i
mtmn,cimi taDsitts; t Mini, -it.,