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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -27, 1846.
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TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
J Subteriptun.Fir9 dollan pir annum half 4n
.mdranc. . , , . . . . . ..... ; ... (.
' iertiout Oa Dollar ; eacU a obaeqacat, uu9rUon(
'Twaty.fiT Cento. - -- r'f-1::.-? 7-HAf-f -
.. Ceurt Order and Judicial AitcrtiHnitnti vrlU he
charged 35 per cent, higher; bat & deduction 'of 33 J
per cent will be made from the regular prices, for
advertisers by, the year. . .. v, , t: ',-, ..-t.y,: ,
AdTertieemenU, inserted in the SxkiAVkiicly Rc
cirrsa, wilt also appear in the We uu.i Paper, free
of cha'rge., 1?-';JZ''r ? .':-:;;?r.":: 71' i
Letters to the Editor most be rorr-rAio.
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PJLXEJfT
- 1X BARnEL SELP-HETOL.
VJLNQ 1MD RFE1TMQ .
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to jrcRciiAjnrs goixc it orth.
' :A;wrspiE&xo; ; " '
, ', ; v 218 Peorf -Street JV;yori "!
Importers of -JlardTrarc, ' Cntlery,
. CSiias, Ulile JPistoLs Ac. from
r uglajtd) France pud : .-
; - .Ceraany, . M- . ,T
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ARE prepared to sell on the most favorible
terms, CUTLERY of all kind?,, including
Knives and Forks, of every description and
quality, , ' -: .. : . . '
Razors. Scissors, Pocket Knives; do. do. !
Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Muskets,.-: v d. .
Gun Smith's Tools,', t do. do, :
Anvils, Vices, Hoes, Trace Chains, &c &c
Tronk, Chest, Door and Pad Locks of all kinds.
Scythes, Saws, add .Tools of all kinds. '
Japannery and Britannia Warea. , ' . :
Brass Goods, of. all kinds. , " '"
Mathematical Instruments.
Fishing and Fowling Tackle, &c, &c
ATVV. S. & Co. are Agents forthe'Patent self
cocking, tast steel six barrel revolving PISTOL,
superior to any kind of Pistol for t safe guard, i
Merchants will find it to their interest, to call,
before purchasing elsewhere. ; - y
New York, October IQi 81 i
--5 CIGARS! CIGARS!) CIGARS ! ! ! :
WE would' reapectfutly' inform' the citizens of
Raleigh; end the - public generatly, that we
bare opened a Cigar manufactory id Raleigh, where
we coastantly keep on hand a full assortment of high-
ESPKRANZA,
CAZADOKE, '
LANGRMA f
- WERNER, '
CUBR V, ' '
HAVANA.
f PRINCIPE,
1" : &c
and all kinds of 'domestic. jnanuractured Cigars. .A
general asaortment j)( anperior cbewmg.TOBAtXO;
Maccuba, Congress,'' roarae , Rappee and Scotch
SNUFF; Cigar cases, SoniT fioxu, and all articles in
the' line, which oEfci & fit York prices, by the
wholesale, or retail. .. All. orders thankfully received
and attended to with dispatch. ' ' ' I
Parchaaers, and toe lovers of good Cigars and To
bacco, will always be furnished with the beat kinds,
suited to the taste of the connoiesar.. . -.Call and try si
.KRAUSE A MILLER'S,.
. ..' : vi Fayettcville street, opposite the City Hall. .
8ept3. ."-' .'" - i . 3 9 ,
SURGIC1L KM DESTJLL, L1STRIiaE5TS,.lc ,
:- - COXSiaTlXQ EX PART OP" '
FUggs Forceps," an elegant morocco case ; con
taining four Forceps adapted to either extremity of
each jaw, and otherwise a' essential 'improvement
pea the old instraments. -'' U
' Teeth Extractors," put up in neat cases, contain
ing Turnkey and three claws, two forceps, and uum
Lancet. '
Wetgand & Snowden's Thumb Lancet.
JEvans Crown - ' : do do
1 Silver Spring Button ' da
- Commea do do ' do ' .
Chase's doeUe and single Trasses. "
Hall 4- Weigaad's Trasses, for children and adulu.
- Saspensary Bandages.: - ::
' Silver and Gam Elastie Bougies and Catheters.
Maw's celebrated Self-injecting Apparatus.
. Horn Elastic and Glass Syringes. - ;
Block Tin 8yringes, of all sizes and descriptions,
from t to IS ox.; ia cases and otherwise.- ' -
- Mrs, Weoster's Utero Abdominal Supporter.
' Together with a Iar,re supply of Mediterranean and
coarse Sponge, just to hand and for sal low at' '
V 1 PESCUD'S Drug Stored f
Jan. 9; 1846. .-..- s . t-.'v '.0-; ti--r) .3
:;:.r,.WJfiEtVt FIRM!..
And New, Goo ds; still .Coming !
frnHE Subscribers take occasion to announce tit
'.U. their friends and the Pablie generally, that hav
ing 'gone into into the .Mercantile business in the
House, formerly occupied by H. A. BashaJ & Co.,
one door below. WilUamsHay wood &c Cow they .have
en hand and are constantly receiving large and excel
lent supplies Of ' ' r..:i
STAPLE-AND FANCY DRY GOODS; '
together with HATS, SHOES, and BOOTS, and
SHOES fur 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 Customers 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
t'&s accommodating as those of any House this aide. of
Petersburg. " They would. most respectfully ask their
friend and the public to 'sive them a call t and if
cheap and rood Goods, and fair barvains will entitle
tbera to it, they hope to receive as they will endeavor
to merit, a liberal share of the public patronage. '
V;! :- . ? . ? -j.f.'jordan'j
; '-RtteTgh. Oct.34 1845. '.' '. " K k 84-if !
- Works on Gardening, &cr-'
TTnHNINCrs Landscape Gardening '
iLx 'Viaaon a American Gardener, V . .
. ' . ru,wer Garden Directory, contain
!ng Tractfcaiv.Uoni fof of pUnU Ju
V lFrh?ot-Hon &c-bJ Kober
5?wASCSLrruit Tree;
me xoun v-; Utant:i, t T Br!,l.
ComDlete Florist,
-9 suuauiiu.
Kitchen and Fruit '
HoaVe onthCalUvauoa
Grape ."Vine on
open Walls. n ,
For sale at the N . C Book.-
Feb.' 20th, , ,
H.
.ER.
LOOK-HERE!
THE Subscriber has this day received a fresh
supply of Ltow s, formerly Holdem'b,
F AMILY FlOU RA lupcnor anitie.
This article la warranted to bake op white and to
rise well ; . if hot, the floor may be returned and the
money refunded. , This floor may always be obtained
at. SAiriUElV in. WIIITAKJGU'S Dry
Goods and Grocery Store, immediately opposite the
City Hotel. ..
, He haa also just teceived anew supply of Rke,
Cheese, Crockery, Hardware, &c. dec, in fact, in
tends keeping constantly on hand every thing that is
usually kept either in a Dry G roods or Grocery
Store. Thankful to his friends and the public for
liberal patronage hitherto extended to him, he will
spare no pains to merit a continuance of the same.
Please call and examine his stock.
SAMUEL M. WHITAKER.
; Raleigh, Jan. 14, 1845. ' 6 tf
' NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Insurance Company,
TQ)URSUANT to an Act of Assembly, a Compa
JJ7 ny has been formed in this Slate, under the
name and style of the "North Carolina Mutual In
surance Company," and is now fully organized, by
the appointment of the following Officers, viz :
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President,
ALBERT STITH. Vice-President,
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer, -,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
, CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RICHARD SMITH, . ,. n
. ALBERT STITH.
, , WESTON R. GALES
mitiee.
The Company ia now prepared to receive applica-,
lions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same'
By the Act of Incorporation, the Company ia author
ized to take risks on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops
and other buildings. Furniture, Merchandize, and
other property, against loss or damage by Fire. ,
: The Otiice of the Company ia in the second story
of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
B. B. Smith, at the corner of Fayetteville and Har
cett Streets, where full Information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will l
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany.
Raleigh. January ! 7,1 84S 6 tf
i.,,inl-i.!kt.y'rK-t FIRE r.
rrnnE jctna insurance: compa
U' KT. of Ilartfortl. Conn. Offere to
insure Buddings and Merchandize, against loss or
damage by fire, at premiums to auit the times.
This is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com
pahieeinthe UnUedStateSjandpayeitsloesesprompt
iy. . '
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vt
einity.to hemadsto 8. W. WlllilXVU.
Jane, 1845. .:....; j Agent.
; TO SOUTHER AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
TOBACCO, SNUFF : & SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
i : . Ho, 17, Sonin 4tn Street,
. , . PHILADELPHIA.
Tf IXTOIf & WOODWARD, (Sueces
P J sors toSax'i.. Woonwaan dt Co.) invite the
attention of Merchants and Dealers to their extensive
establishment, where they will find si large and com
plete assortment of James River, Honey-dew, Caven
dish TOBACCO. Also, 800,000 Havanoa
and American SEGAR.S, viz : Regalias, Caaado-
ras.Lanormas, Labellss. Ugues, Delicio's, Principes,
4-c Turkish, Spanish, and common Smoking
Tobacco
fjrj They would especially aak attention to their
Scotch. Snuff, manufactured expressly for. dip
ping. Also, a large assortment of Maccaboy, Rappee,
and Congress Snuffs. . Segar cases, Snuff boxes,
Pipes of various shapes, and sizes, etc etc
r February I, 1846. . 10-3m
William Areudsll. Hezekiah Arendell,
Wilson Arendell, Joseph Patrick and Wife
Elizabeth, Joseph B. Hathaway and Wife Eveline,
Nancy Spvulll, 8arah Kenady, Wm. D.' Davenport
and Wife roily, and James A. Sprnill. '
To the Court of Equity of Washington County,
N.aFallTerm 1845. :
' " Io this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Benjamin Arendell,' Hezekiah- A rendell,
Joseph Aihsley and Wife Ashaj Priscflla Ainsley,
and Milry Terry, are notwesidents of this 8tate :
Ordered by the Court, that the Clerk and Matter ad
vertise at the Court House, and in the Raleigh Reg
ister, fo six weeks successively, for the parties ab
sent from the State to appear at the next term of this
Court, on the second Monday in March, 1846, at the
Court House In Plymouth, and plead, answer or de
mur to the allegations of the Petition, or Judgment
will betaken pro confu so.
. .Witness, Thomas B. Nicholls, . Clerk and Master
of our said Court at Office, in Plymouth, Washing
ton County, North Carolina, the second Monday of
September, 1846V' ..;'. 4:,-.
- & v -n , T. B NICHOLLS, Oi M. E.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
fTJ) ANA WAY from the Subscriber, residing at
LiQi Pittsylvania Court House, Virginia, on the
nigtit of the 31st day of December,- 1845, a likely
negro roan, slave, by the name of WILEY. ; .
The said negro slave was purchased by me, a short
time since, from Atlas Rush, of Montgomery Coun-
fty. North Carolina, on his return with the said slave
from Fincastle, Virginia, at which place he bad been
apprehended, on hia way, to Ohio with free papers.
The said Wilkt ia black, about five feet It inches
high, between 24 and 25 years of age, and weighs
about 200 pounds ( Is very likely and well formed.
He made hia elopement on a large bob tail bay Mare,
saddle and bridle,' which he also took from me, with
a large green blanket under the saddle. Hsd on
when be left, a checked roondabout, somewhat grey
isbrpanlalooosyara, tnd a cap,' and carried with him
also, a grey tiomeepun coat : Is supposed to have pass
ed through Danville, Virginia, and ia no doubt making
1& vrsy through Greensborough,N. C. to the neigh
rborh
ood of Mr. Rush, where he formerly lived, with
the 'view of procuring another set of free, papers,
and for the purpose of having en interview with his
wifewhom he expressed, a few days before his de
parture, a great, wish to see. - t - -,.'
For the apprehension of the said slave, and his se
curement in Jail, so that I get him agaiu. I will pay
the above reward of Twenty Dollars, and a reasona
ble compensation to any one who will secure, and
take care of the mare, bridle and aaddle,. or either of
them, until I can get them. .
. . JOHN L. "WHITE.
Pittsylvania CII.; VaTJan. 5, 1846.' 4-tf
'
GREAT- BAllGAIir S I ! !
LARGE STOCK OP DRY GOODS AND v
GROCERIES. '
' 'Sailing- off at Cost III
THE Arn of Runsell Sc Cooke hsving been dissol
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, comprising an ex
tensive assortment of ,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES J
of excellent quality, is now offered for sale at cost 1
Goods of almost every description suitable to this
market may be had so cheap,1 that a better opportu
nity can never occur for all to aupply themselves who
will call soon. "
The public are assured that this offer td sell at tost
is made in good faith, and will be atriclty adhered to.
They wilt also find the goods of the best quality,
fashionable, sound, and substantial, of a kind made
for use, not merely to ttlL
AH may be suited, as there are on hand many ar
ticles of the finest quality as well as a large assort
ment of the coarset and more substantial kinds..
AH are invited to call ' and examine and judge for
themselves ; thoe who have the keenest taste for
CHEAPNESS, will doubtless be satisfied.
Those who do not need at present, wilt
SAVE
by buying now and laying up for the future.
Let it be remembered that no one will sell 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 , and that cost is as about
as cheap aa most merchants can afford to aell and
most people would wish to buy.
' GEORGE T. COOKE, Agent,
Raleigh. Jan. 1146. 5-tf.
TO THE NORTH.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Via Petersburg and Roanoke, and
City Point Rail Roads, aud James
River and Ray Steamers.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
By far the most comfortable route and certain
one of getting 3orth.
THE travelling public are reopectfully informed,
that a Train of Cara will leave the City Point
Depot (at Petersburg,) on the mornings of Monday$
Yttdnetdayt and Fridatfi at .8 A M. connecting
with the James River Steamers, Curtis Petk,Cspt.
Davis, or Alice," Capt. Skinner, one of which
Steamers will leave City Point on those day a at 9 A.
M. arriving 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
day and Saturday evenings, 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 additional ezpense incurred in fitting up 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 that the James River
and Bay Steamers are well provided for the Winter
travel, and but little doubt of delay by Ice, (as on the
Potomsc 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 Road communication to Baltimore or Wash
ington City.
Tieaets from Gaston to Baltimore, to be had of C.
C. Push, Esq. at Gaston.
WM. M. MOODY, Jr., Agent.
OJfice James River and Bay Line, )
' Wbldok.N. C, Dec 27th 1845. 5 103
North Carolina
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY
Arms and Equipments f urnlsned by
tlie State.
Next Session of this Classical and Mathematical
School, opens on the 1st of January irtih advan.
lages unsurpassed in any Preparatory School in
the South. .
Classics, English, etc. R.GRAY.
Mathematics, Tactics, etc. O. A. BUCK.
, Experimental Chemistry & ? S.N.B0T8F0RD.
Philosophy, 3
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Classical Department, (Collegiate course, in
. eluding full English Studies, with Mathe
matics,) &c. $20 00
English do. (Elementary 4; higher branches) 15 00
Military do; (Infantry practice) no charge.
Vocal or Instrumental Music (25 Lessons) 12 00
Fencing per Course ' 6 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 physics!, as is unfortunately for tbe health of
our children too commonly the case throughout the
country.
' LECTURES. -During
the Session, Lectures on' Popular subjects
will be delivered, of which due notice will be given
in the Public Prints. !
VISITERS. ;
Dr. Hill,
Gov. Graham,
Rev. A. Smedes, . -Rev.
D. Lacy, ! ' 'I
Rev. B.T. Blake,
Rev. J. J. Finch,
Hon. G. E. Badger, 'I'
Hon. J as. Iredell,
Dr. Bsker.
W. R. Gales, :
E. B. Freeman,
Chas. Hinton,
Thosv J. Lemay,
Geo.' Little, - .. ,
W. J. Clarke. Esquires. , ;
Hon. R. M. Saundera. :
Lettettwriiing, with' English - and Latin Compoai
lion, will bo closely attended to. 1 . t . :
. A cheep Uniform is adopted Dress, Parade day,
Friday. ;. ; . r- - ' ' - '
. Ne deduction made for absence, unless in cases of
protracted sickness. . '; . :
A few Pupils can be boarded in Mr. Gray's family.
7 Raleigh, Dec 5th. V ,.. V 98
" . Samuel F. Phillips,
.ATTORNEY AT IAW,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Jan. 6. 1846.
2 tf.
" BLANKS 7
For sale at this Office,
SAVE YOUR CORN COBS JAND SHUCKS.
TO THE PLANTERS AND MILLERS OF V- CAROLINA
flTHE undersigned has obtained Letters Patent
il to enable common Mill stones for rocks) now
in use, to grind CORIf, COR and SIIIJCK.,
into meal, for Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs, &c. there
by saving more than one third of a crop, which is an
important item with planters. ; The machinery used
for the above purpose ia simple and durable, and can
not, with fair meana, 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 com 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 from 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 to stock. Grinding
cobs 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 dases arising from
overeating. Corn and. cob meal is improved by
scalding, and still more by boiling, and yet more by a
partial fermentation. AIL the preparations facilitate
digestion 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
snd Oxen, when fed with urn-round food, void much
in an undigested state, which is of course lost for
allbcnejitia purposes. Qj' Read the subjoined cer
tificate. t
fXj" The undersigned can be addressed at Raleigh,
and all calls will be attended to punctually and with
despatch by himself or Agent
WM. F. COLLINS.
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1845. 16 ly
CERTIFICATES. -
Having been solicited by Maj Collins to have my
Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and Shuck, I
consented thathe should do so aa an experiment t and
I am able to say that it grinds Ccn in the Shuek at
the rate of 30 bushels per hour : -end tbe dressing of
the stones is so improved, that it grinds shelled Corn
more than twice aa fast aa 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
ahali purchase the right to use il, as it will afford me
a speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save much thereby. '
. WM.BOYLAN.
MR. GA1VES : SIR In order to remove
Public prejudice (which sppesrs to prevail in
this section of the country against all Patent Rights)
so fat as my statement will go in giving the advan
tage which I have derived in having Major Colli us'
Patent Right for grinding Corn, Cob and Shock, at
tacbed 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 rivs timks vastkr,
and grinds up the Corn, Cob and 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 six bushels per hour" " -
1 make this statement, as well for the benefit of the
Public as to do justice to Khowxtoh's Patent (now
owned by Major jCoIIins.)
J. MORDECAI.
Oct, 20, 1848. 83-tf
Trust Sale.
TTBY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust, executed to
jjj) me by E. E. Harris, of the City of Raleigh,
for the purposes therein expressed, and bearing date
July 1, 1845, 1 shall offer for sale at tbe Court House
in said City, on Monday, the 2d day of March, 1846,
for ready money, the following Property, viz :
2 Lots in the City of Raleigh, known and desig
nated in the Plan thereof, as No, t and 8.
On one of said Lots is , a convenient Dwel
ling House, and all necessary Out-houses,
being the same now occupied by the said E.
E, Harris, as a residence.
Also, negro Slaves TOM and JIM, each aged about
.33 years, and well known in this City for
. their valuable qualities.
The sale to commence at 12 o'clock, M. .
WESTON R. GALES, Trustee.
Raleigh, Feb. 2. 1846. i .; 10 te
Raleigh & Gaston Rail Road.
THIS Read, having become the propeity of the
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 aame ratea.as heretofore. Every attention will
be paid to insure expedition and comfort to' the
Traveller. ' ' "
WESLEY .HOLLISTER, President.
Raleigh. Jan. 8th. 1846. 3
- . WHOLESALE
Hat and, Cap Warehouse,
' JENNINGS OGDEN.r
. No. .138 Water Street, New-Yob, i
JEXIYINGS dc OGDEX, continue to
manufacture HATS of every Description
and Quality, embracing Alt the Different
Styles of Fashionable and Broad Brim Hats,
among which are ; . ". ! 1 ' .--'".: .
Fine Nutria, Super "White and Black Brush, Su
wmm Unl.sl in llunK Dinir.li anrt Dntiifl "Mate '
lib iUUit.aavi.Mi viau diiiiii uuu uuwu wtts) .
With many other descriptions too .numerous to
mention. . - .--.-- ' . -
. Merchants wha are desirous of nrocnrinz a Neat
and Tasty Article for their Retail ; Trade, can have
tbeir wants supplied by making application io J.qr v.
And wlule we oner aucb, inducements io r asaionaoie
Retailers, we would say to'the Wholesale Buyer and
Country, Merchant., that our Stock on hand and con
sfanlly manufacturing comprise,, every, thing suited
to your wants. HATS here can be found from toe
Lowest Quality to the f inest, wnicn are ouerea on
the most Reasonable Terms. . -"
. - WILLIAM J ENNING8,
! ; ' ELI AS R.'OGDEN.
New York, Jan.' 1 816. I ' ! y J3m v
: OLD PRINCIPE SEQARS,
OF. the Steamboat brand for sale at
1 , - ur. P F. PESCJJD'S.
Jan.2l.1846. .' ' .' - - ' '
TCnT Inter Sperm Lamp Oil or the very
Wxi best quality in Store, and for sale by . r I
: , WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.:
Dec. 10,,1845. v v r - . 98;
CLANK DEEDS
. Just Printed,
AD FOR SAUB AT THIS OFFICE.
vGOURT;;;OF
O BROAD WAY
FECIAL AGENCY for the City of New York,
sy wnere millions nave Deen distributed to tbe for
tuoate. ,-'r--: , . r-: f
The subscriber would Invite the early attention of alt
persons desirous of a chance in any of the following
Brilliant Schemes, soon to be drawn, under the man
agement of Messrs. J. G. Gaseoar & Co succes
sors to Messrs. Yatss dc McIsTTKK,and Messrs, D.
Paihk 6l Co. 5 : ; '. ;
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. . , t. " - v ;, i
Money on all the solvent , banks in the United
States, and Canada, received at par for tickets sold at
the old Court of Fortune, 220 : Broadway ( and the
postage is always paid by the subscriber on all letters
containing $5 and upward . - r ?-..,. - - y . ; :-;
CCJ" 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. -A 1 : ; ' !
Be particular and address ' -
JOSEPH HOUGH, 220 Broadway.
A Grand Capital Prize of
$50,000:: ;
ATEXAIVDRIA L.OTTERY
CLASS A FOR 1846. -
To be drawn at Alexandria. D. C. on -Saturdav.
March 14, 1846. .r
78 LUMBERS 15 DRAWN BILLOTS. ;
J. G. Gregory dc Co. Managers.
SCHEME.
1 850.000 850,000
1 .20.000 20,000
1 10.000 10,000
1 5,000 5,000
1 477 ,4277
S 6.000
50 1,000 50,000
50 '. 500 25,000
50' 400 20,000
100 250 . 25,000
199 ' 200 0,600!
63 130 . ai90
6:3 110 ; 6930
63 80 5,040
63 60 3,770
63 50 , 3,150
252 40 10,080
6.048 30 181.440
29,293 15 439.425
36,365 amounting to t 912,912
Wholes $15Halves $1 50 Quarters $3 75.
A CertiScate of a Package of 26 Tickets will
be sent for $190-.Share8, in proportion.
"i - i
A Grand Capital Prize of J
$30,000 !
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY;
For the benefit of the Society for the Eocour
agement of Useful Manufactures. -
Class F, for 1846, .
To be drawn at Jersey City, , Wednesday, March
25, 1846.
, 7Snmbcrs---H? Drawn Ballots.
J. G. GREGORY dc CO. MAWAeaas. "
SCHEME. i -
I $:,000 ; I $30,000
I 10,000 j 10,000
1 6,000 ' ' 6,000
1 6,000 5,000
1 3,000 - 8,000
1. 200 , 200
1 2,195 2,195
25 v 2,000 50,000
50 200 10.000
50 150 700
80 100 j . 8,800
63 00 6,670
63 80 I 6.040
63 70 ' 4,410
63 60 8,780
126 60 6,300
129 : 40 5,040
3.654 20 ' i- 1 73,080
23,430 , 10 . .. 23460
2714 amoutitingito ' v'. " 1 ' $472,675
. Wholes llOHaives 5 Quarters. $2. ; , ;
A certificate of a package of 25 tickets will be sent
for $ 120. Shares in proportion.
" PACI&AGES .
it will be observed that, the price of a Certificate
of a Pack age of Tickets is the amount of risk only
or, in other words, the difference between the cost of
a Package and tbe lowest amount it can possibly draw.
When Packages are ordered tbe amount of rtk only
has to be cent. When single Tickets are ordered,
the whole som must be enclosed. ; V t . -
All money letters invariably come safe by mail, if
addressed to JOSEPH HOUGHS
220 Broadway, N. Y.
Reference Messrs. J. G.Gregory Sc Co. ' " '-f
;v,j;-,CABDEIt; 81;va;;,;:
iplOMPRISING ! nearly every -popular variety,
U. J and warranted to be fresh and genuine 5 and
of the growth of 1845; just received and for sale at
the Drug Store of - ; "'-. ' '' ,'
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD dc CO.
These Seed were bought and will be sold by
weight: to which we would invite the attention of
purchasers, as being not only cheaper than those that
come ready put up in papers, bnt Can be . examined
oeiore oeing parenaseu. a uoerai discount io loose
wno purcnase in quantities to sell again.
:TIh S, 1845. , 'J-iM-f r.U -M i' - 10;"
A LARGE supply of PRINTING ItfK
A has just been received, at , this Office from the
Northern Factories, and is ottered tor sale, at a small
advance upon cost, for Cass.' "The Ink is in $9 and
$8 Kegs, and is warranted to be a good article. 'Vi
nev. 8, 180 ., f: ... ., . , ; t , : - ., , ; o-u .
To the Members of the Bar..
QTfXHE Supreme Court Reports in thirty volumes
ILlf including fifth Iredell's Law, and third : Equity
bound uniform.. . : r ; .'. w, - ' r:.,.J. -,-
The above can be bad on application to tbe Sub
scriber st a reasonable price -Always on. hand a
large coUectioa of Law at the Publishera'. Prices.
: , . ,' HENRY D. TURNER,-
. .lAtthe N. C. Book 8tore.
- January 20th'. ": :; ' "; '6
Also, a set. of Wilson's Thirteen Inch Globes, for
sale low.-" ' '-"' i .4 H.-D. T.4 -
V.-
fTTIHE Mercantile Copartnership 'heretofore exist '
ilr ivg between JAMES McKESSON V SON, '
has beenr dissolved by mutuarcohsehf The Store at
Morganton, from February ? J,; 1846, '-wilt-' be con
tinned by Jaxxs McKaasoir, i And the Stores at
Gold Hill, In Burke County at Yafdor, Bracket
town and MinersviHe, in McDowell County, will be
continued by Wmiaat(P.J McKassoar; V."
: ? The : Mining: Copartnerehip betweed the' same
parties is also dissolved except that the Mivc, long
known as the . Wilkinson Mine" jn still joint pro
perty, and is operated as such. c . t ',f
It ii very desirable, that those v?ho are indebted to
the; late Firm, should close their accounts immediate
ly, by Note or Cash. . , ,4 ,
JAMES McKESSON & SON.
Morganton, Feb; I, 1816. - f , 3..' VI2 tf
: WATCHES, , i - -
Watches and Jewelry !'
V V WATCHES fi.
. T H E largest and most
splendid assortment of
Watches in the Cityris to ,
be found at the subscriber's, t
as be is constantly receiving
all descriptions of GOIl
AJTD SILVER
WATCIIFISI. J f - Ihm
newest styles, from ihe manufacturers Jn ' Englapd,
France, and Switzerland, he is enabled M 'offer a
lager assprtmeniand at much less prices, : at Retail,
than any other house in America. Gold ' Watches-
as low as 2tt to 26 Dollars each. -' '"-''" -'; '--. -I ;
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or noughCf
AH Watches warramed to keep good "time or fhe
money returned. ' Watches and Jewelrv rebairedin
the best manner and warranted. by the best workmen.
and much lower than at any other place. Gold and
Oliver r-encus, uoia vnains, Keys, ; and r. Ladies
Bracelets, Pins, and SterHng Silver; Spoons, Silver
Cups, forks, dtc-, for sale very low. . . ...
" " :.' " - ..GC. ALLEX, ; ...., " ".
Importer of Watches and Jewelry, . vt
''" ' Wholesale and RetailTi
No. 51 Wall-SX., late 30 corner William SU
-JjNiw York, (upsUiis.. :
Feb. 6. 1846. ... ltSm-
; To the liOVers
NATURAL HEADS OP HAIR.
T r i - if .
MR. QUIKK, of Jifew York, will visit Raleigh
about Monday, the 16th February , whert he
will oe pleased to receive the calls of all who requtro
his professional services, in the Way of -t'4 ' "
Wigs, Tonpets or Scalps, ot a good head of Haiir.
. . Those who are losing their Hair, will do well to
give him a call. Ladiea can be suited, ia WIGS,
FRONT8, BRAIDS, CURLS. i . v. rl -
. .THOMAS QUIRK, -x
. - ; ,:r,Of 480 Broadway, N Y
Feb. 11. r , .Nl,igi
The still increasing 1 testimony - in
favor of ROUSELL'S SHAVING CREAM.PALM
OIL, and other TOILET SOAPS, COLOGNE and
EXTRACTS FOR THE, HANDKERCHIEF ia
indubitable proof of their superior merit, and should
induce every gentleman who has a beard to shave,
and every person, who .haa any ) use' for Soap, and
whose natural sweetness needs any perfume, to call
on the subscriber and get -supplied out of a choice
and varied stock, just received i.l ;-.U
,--;-e.-:f .vF.PES'CUD.?
, . Frb.: 1 . : " ?- j ; 1 8
BICKSOIV'S Practice of Medicine in St vols,
(new edition.) . . ..;v A ,
. The above medical work is , better adapted itr the
8onth than any work heretofore published.: For sale
at the N. C. BookStote by ' : t
. H. D TURNER.7
Feb. 10. 1846., ..'-;. .'..c i .
AMUSE11IEST MD 1SSTRUCTI05 FOB CHILDREN
frnHE Game of Kings, Illustrating the History bf
U : England, from the Norman conquest to the
present time, with thirty-six engravings. i; r
i The New World, a Game of American History,
from the discovery, to James 'Kv Polk, .with twenty
engravings, f or sale
ILD.TUR.ER.;
Feb. 12, 1846.
8ALTPETHE.
LBS. just received and for aale bv)'
. 1;. S , S
, ." v, -,t, ; P. F. PSCUD.
Jan
7, 1 846.: 1 v. n'ri t i it if
Attention ! Ne w: Goodsi
rt'
have just received a splendid lot of Gen
tlemen's Dreiiand ' W nter
proof Roots, aLadies Walkintr Shoeat
and Slippers, a lot of Kerseys, Plaids,- Jeans,
dec dec. These, together with our entire assortment
of desirable Goods, will be disposed of on accommo- '
dating . terms.- .'nyKi-f. s ..jt;.jrq;. ,5ctH.i.j'. , ;
Raleigh, Novi 18.
100
KEGS Superior Whitef l&dmi
9 Rarrela of UhA Oil i i'!
Just received and for sale verr low1.4 athe Druir
Store of t i-1 S '4 Mr..
v :m I WILLTAMSi HAYWOOD & CO.
1
-jKi?'; -
TT: AM prepared to execute ' the 1 abov
e ooKinees in.
U tbe very best manner, . and' with the ' greatest.
Utepatchi V:? mf;-U OAMPBELL EATONV1
sir.wfvREPEirTO'"
$ i.:vr GEORGE: WMORDEC Ai; ESQlfr1
T iWESLEYi H O L Li STE RI E S Q. -' " ffltS
s.'W? W HITINGrESQ - - ?.-!
- ; HONAW;"H. HAYWOOD; r ?f
--i4 ffOWJt RICHARD HtNfcS A
Raleigh, Janeary 26, 1 846 ':
-7
Extract of Tttnilla and Rose, f1
OR flavoaring 8attcesr Jellies. Custard. 'A.
Received snd for sale, st the Drng Store of
VVlLHAMa,,ilA:WOOD & CO.
Haeution.
A PIVAtlf STSTESI4 OF EXOdC
jESX TlOIf : or Logical and Musical Reading anU
Declamation with exercises ia Prose and Yerse, dis-
tinetly marked for the Guidance of the Ear and ;
Voice of the Pupil t: To which is added sn Appen
dix, containing a ropious;. practice in ' Oratorical, '
Poetical, and Dramatic Reading and Recitation.'" The
whole forming a complete 8peakerr well adapted" to .
private Pupils, Classes, and the use of Schools ; 2nd '
Edition. By George Vandenboff, Professor of Elo
eution in tbe Citv of New York. Fofj saU at tiw -N.C.
Book Store, by . :-L.:-'r" ':: ;" 't'-"
t ' v; : h. d tcRNER,
,'- Feb. 20th, 1816.' 15' ' ..
ffa A all -
painting