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PUBLISHED SESI'TfBEILY ASD WEEILY, BY
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.
Suhicription Scmi-Wcklt Pafk Fit
lir pr annum half in Advance.
VKKKLT"Ppca Three Dollar petannnm.
Xdcerliitnunt For every Sixteen Linn, first
irtion, One Dollar; eacU aubeequeat iuaertien,
Treuty-five CenU.
Court Order$a.nd Judicial Aicertitmerittw
ehrfed 23 per cent, higher; but a deduction of 33 J
pr ceut. will be made from Ue regular prices, for
advertiser by the year.
Advertisement, inserted in the Stu i-Weeilt Re
crtTtm, will also appear in the Wemext Paper, free
of diaTge.
IT Letters to the Editor must be post-patd.
WHY HAVE THE AGUE AND FEVER?
PH ICE'S Ajueaitd Fever Piilhe
neer faiW. where dirertf.o were ttrietlt lol
lowfd. to effect a cure in fr-m Fifteen to Thirty
kj rt. Tuer ere prepared tram simple Vegetable
Medicine, aoJ are, therefore, the afest, most plea,
ant and upeediest re;nedy known, for the rure of In
termittent Keer. They have been tried in Uon
getive CliiiU" of the wortform and have invaiia
bly ieo reief. and cured the paiient They never
affect ihe brain, a d-e Quinine ; or injure the con
titulion, a don,eiic. The money returned in
erery eise of failure, wiiere direcii'Mi are f.dlowed.
frico l erb.is. Plmier, lloimtry Meri han.n, and
Dm ii will he supplied at J3 per dozen boxes.
Prepared and Id onlv by
C. J K B.N WORTHY & CO.,
Dink Street, Petersburg, V a.
Aa2at 31. 1816.
71
Botanico-Medical Infirmary,
I1XKST, PX3TEILSBUUG, VA.
KB.N WO.tl'HY & PKIOE, Peter!.rj.
Virginia, are prepared to receive and treat j.a
tieiiufrom a distance, afflicted with Uhr.mic and sup
posed incurable forms of die4e. Board with the
m i careful nurin.r, can be o!tatnel for 5 Vt
wwk. Medical charge moderate The openority
of th B nanic Practice, in the rure of Chronic di
ee, ha been fu'ly itab.hed in every ection ol
our Country. Person afflicied. ahoold peelilv avail
thnnele.if this almost cerum mean of restoration
to health.
$y Fismlas and f.mnern speedily cured without
resort to i he Knife Ucis VVihistm Charge
$100 for Med'n-al artendance. XJ)
Person denirin? funher information, will please
aJdres the Subscriber pol paid.
C J. KBN WORTHY. M. D.
H. M. PKICE.M. D.
July H. l4fi- 5R ly
TUOUAS H. lUUHIaEi:,
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
COMMISSIONER FOK NORTH i:AROLINA,
Te take Testimony, Acknowledgemenu, dec.
79 Nassau Street,
New York.
December 2 R, 1846. 101 ly
DR. H. F. PEEUY'S
Vermifose or "Dead Shot,"
FOR WORH3.
A XiVA'k Ttiluahle irrrnnratiaa. C a 'Dibit, from the
promptitude of its action, of clearing the sy
' tern in a few hsurs. of eteru lVrm.
fTfl IE RE ia perhaps no disease to which Children
J are exposed so com m m and fatal as vVorm;
they imitate the symptoms of almost eveiy other
complaint, and often produce Ihe most alarming ef
fects before they are suspected. I ne symptoms
which are-produced by the irritation of worms in the
bow. 1. and which with some degree of certainty in
dicate their existence, are as folio .Countenance
pale, tongue whitely furred, grinding of the teeth,
fetid breath. tomach haH and welled, wasting of
the flesh, sickne and pains in the stomach, bowels
either too cotive or too looe, great fretfulnes. un
niiuralcrain for clay, dirt or chalk, cholic, convul
aionVz :a, ic. 6te.
Numerous certificates of the valoe and usefulness
of ihis preparation are almost daily received.
The following is from the Rev. W. B. Winton, a
disitnjuuhed preacher of the Methodist Church.
Abingdon, Va., May 12, l13.
I do hereby certify. iNn I have used Dr. Peery's
Vermifuge in my family to' the great satisfaction of
my. If nd relief of my childen. It ia prompt in it
action, and in one "case removeJ large number of
worms in three or foot hours after K was given to the
t-hild. I am satisfied that as a Vermifuge it ia supe
rior to any that I have ever used. .
W. B. WINTON.
Newbem. N. C May 23d. 1844.
Dear Sir I have ben anxiously looking for an
other supply of your Dead "hot Vermifuge' as I
bave not a single vial left. There are constant ap
piicaiions for the medicine, and I should be pleased
a supply the demand. It has proved itself, so far as
tried m this vicinity, to be a pniiive specific, and no
humbug. Please inform me by return mail, how
oon you can furnish me with another supply.
Truly your, J A. LOU AN.
Prire 25 cents per vial.
Prepared by Dr H F. PasRT.and sold wholesale
and retail by A. B. it D. SAND. Druggists, 100
Fulton street, corner of William. New York.
Sold al by P. F. PECUD. Raleigh. North Car
olina, and by Druggists generally throughout the IT
ttited Slates.
RaIeith,Oct 36. 1816. 81-ly.
5eXyy lyCON.of which 400 pics ere
prime Hams. - -3
000 lb-. While Lard.
F .r Male by B. B.
Kalrigh. Mareh 6. 147. .
BUFFALOE.
20-
FRTER. i C-k .l Genuine Loiuou
Biown Stout.- rereived and for rale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
April J2
30
AIjAD OI7yX)f uerior quality, jnat
ceived a;xl f,r nite at thDmg Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD 4 CO
re-
Summer Arrangement.
4!T.
Renewal of the Daily Line.
Via the Route, now favorably knorcn as the James
River and Chesapeake Ray Line.
THE Proprietor take pleasure in advising the
travelling public of tbe renewal of their Daily
Line. Tbe Steamers, during the past Whiter, have
undergone a thorough repair, and are no in line
order. Tbe Line, for the pieeui, (until the omple
iia of the repair on the Curtis Peck,) will consist
of tho following Steamer:
On James Riccr.' On ihe Bay.
Jewess, CapU Sutton, I fitomt a, Capt. Cannon,
Alice, li rough, Herald, " Kuell
These Boat are well officered, by men of longex
perieiire on the route.
Passenger leavinz Weldon or Gaston every night
except urday and Peter-burg every morning ex
cept Sunday, will go di'ect on without delay reach
ing Baltimore next morning in lime for tho cars to
Washington. Philadelphia r Cumberland at le-a
ex (tense, than any other Line, wiih fewer changes of
m rson and baggage, and no lo of sleep.
J- Passengers getting through Tickets, are al
lowed to "top at any point on ihe route, and resume
their travel at pleasure, should the train from the
ouih he di-layed by any accident thereby losing
the r.nnexfon with the H iy Line-4e piiasenger
preferring to try the mail line the next duy. the
aent of the 1'elersburg and Rimmtke Kail Road
Company, at Vcltrsbure, is authorized to refund
f" .....
rare from Weldon or U as ton to Ualtimore, uu
Norfolk, 4 00
Fare from Petersburg to Baltimore, 6 t)n
Norfolk, 1 U0
Tickets from Gaston to Baltimore or Norfolk, to
be had of C C. Puh, Esq.. liaston.
fTj For ticket from Pelerlurg to Baltimore or
Norfolk, appy to the Agent of the City Point Kail
Road Company, at the Depot
For Tickets from Weldon in Bjltimore or Norfolk,
apply to WM M. MOODY, Jk.,
General Agent.
Orricit Jake Rivb& Bat Lisa.
W eldon. N. C. Vlarch , 1817.
23
National Hotel,
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA.
DAVID F. KGELI.XG, Proprietor.
D. F. KEELING respectfully anno.nceto
the Public, thai he has taketi this fine Es-
Uhtishinent. recently conlu teil by iapt rurman
Black, and beg leave to solicit the patronage of. his
friend and the travelling community
I bis Houe has -mmlergone thorough repair, has
been newly furtiuhed. and now (loaesse all the
mean and appliance of superior accommodation.
The Projoietor i drtermined that his Hotel shall
not he excelled by any similar establishment- in the
United States; and aware that an tmpresMon exists
on the part of many, thai his charges are higher than
those elsewhere, he futher state that hi charge for
board i S I 50 per dav or $ 10 per week.
D. F. KEELING.
Norfolk. Va., Jan. 22. 8 6m
SPRING TRADE. Tlarcli 21, 1S1T.
JOHN STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. 9, BOLLING BROOK STREET,
Petersburg:, Va.,
ARE now receiving tlieir Srio Puchasks, em
bracing a large autorlmeutuf Frcncu, Gkkman,
baiTistf and Amkhica
Which will be .old, Wuolesale or Retail, at very
low prices.
Purchasers vUitiug this market are invited to ex
amiue their stock.
.March 27. 1347. 26 3m
REMEMBER,
THAT
COSBY, HOPKINS fc CO.
aDVTINL'E to rroair and warrant all kinds of
0 Vatclie aui Clocks opon the shortest
notice, and in ibe best manner
They also repair Mathematical, Surgical, Musical
and Optical Instruments, in a style unsurpassed by
any establishment, Noilh or South. This the pub
lic msy rclv on.
They are. also, prepared to MAKE to ORDER
anv kind of Jewelry or Silver Ware, in tbe neatest
manner and of the best material.
V iih the experience of many years, we tell tit
people, (and have the testimony of hundreds to sup
port us in making the assertion,) that we can do ineir
work as well as it can t done in uicumonu, e
York, or any where else.
Give us a call. Charges moderate.
COSB Y, H0PKIN8 & CO.
Petersburg. Nov. 2. 89
F1KU !
TnR JETW A IVURAXCE COJIPA
KY. of Hartford, Conn. Offer to
insure Buildings and Merchandize, azainai loss or
damace by fire, at premium to suit tbe times.
Thi is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com-
paniesinthe UoitedStates,and paysitslossesprompt
ly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vi
einity.to he madete . W. WHU IINU.
July. 1846. Agent.
- SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES.
A NOTHER supply, equal to any thing in mark
f et, just received and for sale by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD & CO..
IIjLiIAMS, HA1WDUU A' CU
April 12. DruggisU, Raleigh, N
11 fe.jfliLi-ff?i
SALE OF TOWN LOT.
-pfftURSUANT to a Decree of Wvke Court of
Jrr.qutty, at Spring Term, 1847. 1 shall, on Hat
urdsy, 29lh May next. pr.et-d toe!l lo he highest
bidder, before tbe Coort House door in Raleigh, the
unimproved Town Lot, known ia the Planof the City
of Raleigh a Lot No. 6, aiiuaie on the west side of
Fayueville street, north ot Charles Man it. Esq
Terms of sale 6 months cre-iit.
P. BUSBEE, CM. E
April 14. 1M7. 31 u
If OTICE.
Portraits and Miniatures.
HAVING engagmenta eswi.era Mr. VOIGT
repe. tfu!ly inform thoM f the Citizen 1
Uaieigh wh desire Pitrtraiia. life size, or Miniatures
on l.ry t.Veo by him. -that it is requisite they
should shortly be engaged, in order lhat due lime
may be afforded Tor th.ir careful execution,
Ua!ei;b, April 24. 34
THE PETERSBURG
IRON, BULL AND BRASS
JEFJ CE XSSt S3- JJD y 9
Machine, Smith-Shop, Edge-Tool tactory, &e.
In full operation.
TH E undersigned returns his sincere I hanks to
the citizens of Petersburg, and the public gene
rally, for tbe liberal eiicouragt-meul he ban received,
ayd hopes (as he has a more extensive assorimeui
ol Patterns, more and better machinery, two goo.)
Cupotasor Furnace be:ter workim n, and the whole
Estahlishment belter arranged and fystematized,) by
continued effort a to give salihlartton to all who may
fav ir him with their patronace. He ia pr pred to
execute order for Casting from an ounce weight to
ix;y bundled
MILL GEARING
Of every description ; Shading, swindles, Screws.
&.e. Castings for every description of Cutluu Ma
chinery. WATER-WHEELS.
He is manufacturing llowd's Cast Iron direct act
ing Waier-Wneel, and hax made a number, uhn-li
have hem tested with grei succi-ss, nl is believed,
from iu structure, durahililv and slrenKth, to surpaoi
all other V heel under les head of waier than li
leet. Tbe auent for the above Wheels i here, who
iive hi whole attention to puning them up. The
subscriber is also nunufadunug Hotchkis' re-acliug
W heel
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure.
TOBACCO PRESSES.
He has on hand a number of vriou fixes, fin
ished Uncomplete, which lie would ell at reduced
price for Cash, or on time to punctual rtii-tomer.
Flattening Mills, Pa eut Bauds. Mukcrs, Levers,
dec, at rrdui't'd prices.
HnG.sHEAD SCREWS,
With Bix, Plate and 'nk. all cooiulele, for $35.
EDGE TOOLS.
He bas on hand, and continues manufacturing,
Cat Ste-1 Axes, and other edge too!, warrunled e
qual to any made at ihe Nonh.
Waggon Boxes, h.tb ground and in the rough.
Sad irons, of all size.
Fire Dog of variou pattern.
Furnace, suited for heating Churches and Stoie.
Stoves.Mjf dillerenl size, lor Factories and Offices,
Grates of various pattern. Plain and Fancy.
IKON RAILING.
Both Cast and Wrought Plain and Fancy.
flouting Machines, lor Store and Ware-houses,
on an improved plan.
Pumps for Well, of ariou constrm tions.
Cotton (tin, mid Horsepowers.
PLOUGHS, I LOUGHS.
He has on hand a heavy Mocli of Ploughs and
Plough Catni ol variooa Pattern, from 1 to 4
Hore. viz : Eagle or Meadow, Davi. Mdormick,
Premium, Clarksville, Fiee l)im, Bar Shear. Seed,
(Jrn, Side Hill, D.. dec , which he will sell at unu
sual low prices.
Portable Corn Mill, of superior construction.
Corn Shelter asd Straw cullers.
Thrashing .Ma. hine. Kan Mills. Ac. ; and all oth
er artich usuailv made at such estahh-hmeni.
Having from ft 5 to 6n Hand employed, and some
as good workmen ns can be found in the State, he
hopes to give as general satisfaction as to prtct, work
munxbip and despatch, as any ether similar eslab-
ishmenl.
He would respectfully invite all who are willing
t give him an eqmtl chance with Richmond or tbe
North, in give him a c.dl.
fYj Order left with Messrs. Mcllwaine c Brown-
ley, Messrs. Q V W. L. M-rton, at bis shop on tlid
street, or at the Foundry, will be promptly attended
to. U. V ELLS.
Petersburg, March 6. 12 if
Great Sale of Public Lands,
l ,XMTiI AltOl.l. A.
f EllH E Presideut and Direclora of the Literary
. Jj Fuud of North Caruliua, offer for sale, upwards
of l lily Tiiousana Acra
Of Swamp Land, situate iu Ilde County, in said
Stale, embraciiin the regioo lying betweeu Aibe
tnarle aud Pamlico Sound
These Laud have been drained at great expense.
Under the direction of tkiilul Engineers, by an Act
of the Legislature, aud are believed to be uuw in a
condition, to be cleared and cultivated.
Thi draiuage has been effected by two main Ca
nals, viz: Pun go Caual, extending from ihe Lake to
the River, loth of that n me, Hi J miles in leutli,
With an average width at bottom u( '2.2 feel, depih G
feel, and fall of 12 feel: Aud. Alligator Caual, Iroui
the Lake of that uuine, lo Pungo ldver, 6 miles loii,
willi an average width at bottom of 3U feel, depth wt
7, aud fall of 10 feel ; besides, suudry Tributaries,
or lateral Ditches. They are, therefore, navigable
for Balteaux aud einpmug iulo Pamlico unil,
their mouths are accessible tu Sen going Vessels.
A large portiou of this Laud abound iu Juniper,
Cypress, and other valuable Timle'r. lor which Die
Forest of Eaj-teru North Carolina ia d'Stiuguished ;
aud other pjrts consist of Prairie, covered with Cnue
and Bamboo, and iu the esiimatiou of the Eugiuecrs
who surveyed it, are of great fertility. It i there
fore considered to offer peculiar inducements both tu
Grain Farmers, and the getters of Slnngies, Slaves,
Heading, &c , 6lc, aud, with vxceileut Jumper wa
ter, is thought to be more favorable to health lhau
most pans of the low country.
To immigrants, uow arriving in the Porta of die
Uuiled Stales iu unumial uumbers, especially those
from Holland aud Germany, accustomed to a similar
country iu many respects, these Lauds will afford a
soil a fertile as any in the Nor'h-wesleru Slates,
wilb easy access to Ihe Sea, aud the great markets
f the world, for ita productions, aud wtlhiu three
daVa' sail of New York.
A credit of oue, two and three years, will be given
to Purchaser, on Bund with approver! security, and
Ihe lilies will be warranted ; but deeds will be Willi;
held, until the final pay me u I ol the purchase money.
Tbe Presideut aud Directors of the Literary Fuud
will atteud at the Shautee ou Pungo Caual, ou Hie
2(rih day of May next, and will offer as much a
5.0UU Acres of said Land lor sale at Public Auction,
iu Quarter sections of lbO Acres each, on the leniu
aforesaid, aud may, if there be aumcieul tuduceiiieut,
roniiuue said sale on the two following days, or uu
til ihe whole body of 5U,UlXJ Acres is disposed of.
Ou the seme day, the Board will also receive Pro
posal for construct iug
A Turnpike Road
From Plymouth, iu Vatmigion Couuty, to some
point on or uear Pun go River in Beaulort County,
according to Ibe proviiou of u Act of the G cur ml
Assembly, ratified Ibilt day of Jauuary, 1647.
Given uoder my hand, at ihe Execu
tive Office, in the City of Raleigh, this
tit h of April. 1S47.
WILL. A. GRAHAM, Gov. N.C.
Aud, ex officio. Frea't of Literary Fund.
II. W. Gkaham, Sec'y lo Boaid. is
FICESEI IlECE, this day rvcciveJ aud for
sale by -
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &. CO.
April 19, 1847. 32
7I7IOUU. Fir.i rate Family Flour allhe Auc
JO lion and Commission mre ot
Apiil2J. HUGHES & MEAD.
IVOUTII CAKOI.IA
Mutual Insurance Company.
PURSUANT to an Ac, of Assembly, a Compa
ny has been formed in thi Stale, under the
name und style of the North Carolina Mutual In
surance Company," and is now fully organized, by
the appointment of Ihe following Officers, viz:
JOSIAH O W A fON. President,
ALBERT STITH Vice-Prefcident,
Hit H A KD SMITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE. Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RICHARD SMITH,
ALBERT wTIPH.
Executive Com
mit) ee.
V ES TON K. GALES
The Compnnv is now prepared to receive applica
lion for lesuranre. and to iue Policies on ihes-irne.
By tbe Act of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized In lake risks on Dwelling House. Stores, hop
and other building. Furniture. Merchandize, and
other properly, against loss or damage by Fire.
The Office of the Company is in the second story
of the laroie Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
B. B. Smith, at the corner of Fayelteville and Har
uett Street, where full information und explanation,
louchitiiz ihe principle of Mutual Insurance, will he
cheerfully furnished by tbe Secretary of the Com
pany. '
Raleigh. January 15. 1847 5 if
Pianos! Pianos!
PURCHASERS OF PI NO FORTES are re
specttully informed lhat ihey can obtain excel
lent in-lrument at extremtly low prices al the store
ol tbe ulcrih-r. The instrument which he offer
lor sale ae made of ihe best materials, by workmen
of experience, who know their buines. With re
gard lo durability of workmanship and beauty of fin
ish, these Piano.- are warranted equal to any made iu
this counrry.
I igbne9 and elasticity of touch, and equality and
sweetnes of tone throiighinit. are murked peculiari
ties of the instrument offered for sale by the sub
sjrriler.
Owing lo an arrangement effected with the Manu
facturers, the suh-critrer is enabled to furnish these
instrument ul a louier price thsn ihey can he obtain
ed any where ele South of New York, aud at ihe
same time he warrants them lo be equal to any in
the Union.
AY M. L. MONTAGUE,
Dea'er in Muie arid Musical Instrument. Sign of
the Golden Lyre, No. 1 6 4 Main street, opposite
the Bunks, Richmond, Va.
April 17 32
BOURBON SMITH,
Up Stairs our J. CREECH'S Store, and next
door South. f S J. Biggs,
WOULD respectfully inform hi old customers,
and the Puhlic generally, that he is making
as good work as can le made iu the I'lty, at greatly
reduced price for Cash. He warrants all hi work
to fit well, (whether the customer be gigantic or di
niinuiive.) mid has the latest F.ishions from all quar
ter, whicn will le s'ricity pat'eri.ed after, unless a
requc-i t I he contrary be made.
B Smith pledge himself thai he will mke and
sell Cloibes, cheaper than the Northern 'l rash so
often exposed tor sale in ihi market; and, if not
found chenperin the wearing, he wiil make no charge
lor hi- labor.
Cutting Jobs, of all kinds, thankfully received,
and executed in the lai-t Rio Grande sty le.
Raleiah, April -i0. 1847. 35 6i
AS L AMI'S. A fine assortment of Gas
XjT Lamps consisting of ornamental Parlor
tl'iiigi'itr do , llanin, for Mores, stand aud Taper,
at the Auction and Commission More of
April U3. HUGHES & MEAD.
PLANTATION i001 A l-rj-e lot
ol 'isnahu's suitable lor Neurol Clothes. Apply
at the Auction and Commi-sion store of
April 2d HUGHES dt MEAD.
TrNjails & ceding Hoes. All size Nail
JJ ami Weening Hoes, for sale Cheap, at the
Auction and Coin mission store of
April 2:1. HUGHES d MEAD.
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llaleigh. May 3.
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Classical Department:
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Mathematical and Military Department:
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TEhMS OF TUITION.
For Enulish and Mathematnal Studies,
per Session, $15 00
ror Latin. Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Language, per Session, 20 00
The advanced I lasses may pursue ihe Studies of
a lower Class, l aying only for the Studies of the
Clas to which they belong.
Military Tactics taught lo the Pupils, free of txtra
cha'ge.
The design of the Military Department being to fit
the Pupils to act. iu ca.-e of emergency, as Officers,
the West Poinl system ol instruction will be carefully
pu. titled, nor will the Army Tactics he departed
from, m order io exhibit ihe boys for the benefit of
the Institution, or for any other puri-oses.
By an Arlofthe last Legislature, the necessary
arm and equipments will be ! tarnished by tbe State,
hut Parents who wish their children instructed in the
Military lh p.irtment. will Ie required to provide them
wiih the prescrihrd Uniform.
Parents and Guardians, are requested not lo allow
iheir Children or Wards to have accounts in the Cily,
hut lo deposit the money, for the purchase of ueces
saries. in the hands of the Principal.
N. B. A few Pupits will be taken as Boarders, by
tbe Principal of the Aradevnv.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Geo. E. Badger,
Hon. Wm H. Haywood,
Hon. R. M. Sauuders,
Rev. D. Lacy.
Hon. John H. Bryan,
Hon. John R. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Hines,
Dr. Baker,
Geu. Moye,
Charles Hiuton,
Wm. F. Collius,
James B. Shepard,
H. W. Husled,
Ed. Yurbrough,
E. P. Guion, Esq'rs.
As the above named gentlemen are well known in
the State, I have giveu iheir names as refereuce
Tbey send their sous or wards to my School, aud of
course their upiuious can be confidently trusted.
J. M. L.
Raleigh. December 14, 1846. 100
And i in mediate i'ossession fjivcu.
TvVO OFFICE in the Rkuisteh Buildings, o-peni-ng
on the Court Green. They are particularly
adapted for person, engaged in the Study, or Prac
tice of the Law. Apply at this Office.
January fi, 184U-
CHEAP ANI BRIGHT LIGHT.
PXTENT Safety Gas Lamps, of various Pat
terns, for lighting up Churches, Stores, Parlors
and Chambers. Also. Hand Lamps and Gas lo burn
in them, for sale al the Auction and Commission
Store of HUGHES & MEAD.
A New School for Boys.
aT is ilesigned by ihe Bishop of the Diocese, lo
open a Scnool for Bovs in the neighborhood of
ftaleigh. For this purpose, an estate h;is been pur
chased a!out 8 miles from the City, which, in res
pect tii retiiemenl healthfulnes. and pleasantness of
sFiuaiion, i all 1 1 a can be desirrd for such an inti
lutton The buildings will accommodate, comfort
ably, thirty boys which, for the present, must be the
limit of the Sehool It is designed, in Ibis School,
to revive a class, which, unfortunately, has become
almost extinct in our community, namely, the class
of buys With this iew. pupils will be admitted at
ao period ot childhood, however early . but no' after
thev are 14 ye.irs of age Th y may c. niinue in
the School, as long, as by their go.iu conduct, they
entitle themselves to iis privileges The use uf To
bacco iu any form, by the boys, will not be allowed.
A s'yle of dress, simple and u iform, will be pre
scribed. Ami ahoe aM. and this is the great object
ol the School, a constant end. avor will be made so
to imhue ibe minds of ire children with moral and
relig ou knowledge, principles and affections, that
when they really gel to be men, they mav be fi'ted
lo discharge ihe high function ol an American citi
zen, wiih an eye steadily directed toward iheir citi
zenship in that better country, which is rlernal in
the hs.ivens." To this end ihe Head of the School
will be a Clergyman, who will be the spiriluaPfather
f the hoys ; and a chapel will be erected the daily
services of which, it is earnestly hoped, will mate
rial y contribute towards " bringing many sons unto
u o y."
Due notice will Ire given of the time when the
-School will be opened, wbich. probably, will not be
later than ihe 1st July.- After the opening of the
School, its Sessions will correspond wiin those of
St Mary's, for ihe convenience of parents and guar-dian-.
who may desire to send children to both
School.
The expense for loard. washing, dc. with tuition
in the Ancient Languages. English and French, will
not exceed ft 75 per annum. The advantages of
every kind afforded to the boys, will be at least equal
to 1 hose lurnished by the best Northern School.
'I ill ibe appoint mei.t of a Rector, application for
ihe admission of pupils, or for information, mav be
mxde to the Bishop of the Diocese, or lo the Sub
scriber, in Raleigh.
ALDERT SMEDES,
Rector of St Mary's School.
May 3, 1847. " 3 tf
Select School.
THE Fall Session if W. J BINGHAM'S
School. (12 miles foulh west from Hilisbo-
roukih ) will lenin ou ibe fourteenth of July, t'ee-
stiis regulated by ih-ee of the University, beginning
two days sootier. At the close of the present Ses
sion, a Cla-s will be discharged making room for
several new Sch dar For term. Axe. adores the
Principal, directing lo HiUsioro..gh N. C.
Clissi.al Department. W.J. H1NGH AM. Prin.
. M ithe-nutic.il - DAVJD W.KEKH.
The Oaks. Oran-e Co )
Ma' I. I47. 1 S 3 70
. EDGEWORTH f EfvfALE SEMINARY.
THE Annual Examination 011 the Itih nd 12t!i,
will rloe on Ti.urlay. ne 1-Sth ot May, with
ihe Ex'icise of the Giadu-nng I'lass.
The next 1 rm f lo months will legJn on tne
1st of July. Students tto u a distance, ran he re
eeiverl durii g ihe Jun- vacation. Ct se in Nalu
eal Phil.ieopby. t.'hemislry. and Aslron. my. will
have the aid .-f a valual'le ApjaralUS.
G.eenabv , May 1, I8i7. 68 p
Q
New Store, Raleigh. N. Ci
New and Bcantifnl SPBlti COODS fer 1847
fna UFUM H. PAGE, at the convenient tfnd well
llQ. known stand, formerly occupied Jy Mr. Bsi
B. ith. in the large new brick building at tbe cor
tier of Fayeiieville amp Hargelt sln ets, has tho
pleasure of announcing toni friends and acquaint'
auces. and tbe public al la ret,' that ha has just com
me need ibe Mercantile business at the above eligible
stand ; and having made arrangements tu receive att
early supply of Fashronabe Spring Good, has the)
saiisl'aclioii of informing the iutellieenl reader, thai
he is now receiving and just openiog, a Most elegant
and extensive assortment of - t -(
Staple and Fancy Drr ' CTdods, flardtrare and
lutiery, lluna, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Hats, shoes, and Groceries, . .
Selected with great care by Mr. Bxi. IfcSliiTB.in
the :iiy af New York, of the latest importations f
under the net Tariff, expressly for the Raleigh maM;;
ket a Cily famous lor its admiration ainl jutronag
of all lhat is beautiful in style, chaste in fashion, and
refii.ed aud elegani in taste and to which he woukl
m- si respecllully invite the attention of the intelligent
purchaser, since, in tbe presentation of this rich and
ul tractive asorltneijt of spring Goods, and to re
viarkubly cheap, he flatters himself that all Iboeo
w ho wi-h to supply tbempelves wiih the newest, moti
beautiful and fashionable articles, car.uetL.faiI to bo -pleasrrl.
The assortment consist in part of ilia following
articles, to-wit:
For Genllenicn j
Superior blhe and black Cloth and Cassi meres 4
Eiecant silk, velvet and Marseille Yestings,
Fine single and double twilled Drab tie Etea,
Super Cashmerett, Angola Cassimercs,
Kentucky Jeans, Union Mixtures,
Manchester and Legonia Drills. Oregon PlatJs,
Plain, striped & plaid French Drillings & Gatnbroonj
Black and fancy silk Neck H a ndRerchiefs and Stocks
Beautiful silk Neck Ties. Suspenders. Collars, .
Splendid Bandana, Odd Fellows and Pongee silk
Handkerchiefs
Linpns. Lawns, and Thread Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Fine cotion Shirtings and Sheetings, silk and cotton
half Hose.
Georgia Nankeen, brown and plaid Linen for sum
mer coats and pants,
San Lui Polnsf Checks. Rough d Ready Drillings
Bed-ticking, cotton Oznaburgs, Tampico Drills,?
Fine calf, gout and patent leather shoes and Gaiters.
Larre silk and gingham Umbrellas,
Fine Br a?em, Molf.skix. Pakaxa. Lessors and .
Palo Alto Hats, f cheaper than ever. J
For the Ladle.
Beautiful new style Calicoes and Ginghams, (in great
vareiy, richness and beauty,
Elegant striped and figured Lawn, and ridi shaded
French Muslins (uf sew design end most
Splendid pattern,')
Black and fancy colored Silks,
California Robes, splendid Organdie Muslins, -Extra
super Marquisas, rich chamtleon Insured Vera)
Cruz Plaids. ' ' - ,
Linen Muslin, rich glossy Ineen Plaids ,
Elegant Graduated Muslin Rnbes,EarIion Ginghams,
Rich printed and embroidered Jaconet Muslins,
Rich striped shaded Barrages and Balzarines (most
beautiful and lately, )
Plain and figured rich lusired silk Alpacas
Bishop Lawns, mu.-lin and swiss Muslins,
Cambrics and Jaconet Muslin,
Cambric Dimity, striped and checked Muslins,
Beautiful Cashmeres aiid Mousehn delaines
Marseilles and common Skirts,
Muslin Edging, Insertings and Ltces and Collarr,
Super silk and cotion Hose and Gkve(of every de
stription,)
Elegant rap and bonnnet Ribands,
New style satin striped Scarl and Shawls,
Silk Neck Handkerchiefs and Ladies Cravalf,
Fine kid. morocco and seal Slippers and Shoes
Rich Furniture Prints, Monterey Shawls,
Sun-shades and Parasols,
Elegant Silk, LarJon and Mexican 'Bonnets,
For general Consumption
Elegant Chika, Glass Ann Cockxht U'iti,
Knives and Forks. Jack and Pen Kni ve, Razors-'
Scythe and grass Biatles. pad and stock Locks,
OTtu is luox Wekdisg Hoa.s,Thacs Cuaijts,
ikb Sad Ikons,
SCOAK, CoFFKE, TSA, LoiF AI PtTlt CttlZXS
SCGAHB,
Nails, Swekdisr tiki, Plocob axi ioe laoir
A!n OTr.lL, J
Spahf.8 asu Shovels, Wire Seives, Coffee Mills, -
Cottos Cahss, Sjit'rr, Tobacco, Copperas and
Candles, : "
Powder and Shot, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 'I
Oil Cloths for table and sideboard covers and window
curtains, ' ' " ' '
Glass Globes and Chimneys, "
Handsaw, Waffle and W tier Irons.
Urass and Cast Andirons, ,
Shovels and Tunas, and Castings together whk
many vlher needful and desirable article, too nume
rous, to mention, all of which, for the Cash, or td
punctual dealcrs,al three vr four months, he will bV
umpud to ell on the most leasotiabie terms. -
The undersigned having been employed by Mr
Pa ae. and iu whose interest and success in business
he feci a deep and abiding solicitude, has the high
gratification ol announcing to tbe public that be baa
just returned from New York with ihe above de
scribed xiw A!n b f.a ctifcl aiso&tmest v Goods,
recently imported under the operation, of the new
Tariff. m.uiy of thrm from twenty to thirty ptt
cent, lower than formerly, and in the selection of
which, out of tbe immense qusntity in market Lbig
Spring, for tbe benefit of tbe purchaser,' he- isstiret
hi friends lhat he exercised bis lest judgment eild
taste. He would therefore, most respectfully solicit
a liberal paironae from bis old fiiends -and custom
ers, and the public generally (so long; aud genefuas
ly bestowed upoq bim, and . which' be hopes to TO
member with heart fell gratitude',) in favour of the1
Few Establishment of Mr. Pave, where ia his own
happy element, iu the prosecution of a constant sutd
successful business.) in cempany with that; gemlsM .
man. the undersigned msy emsya he found, reedy
and willing to wait upon these ftleineQ tad Udw
who may please la lavot tLcQArilb rait . v
- - i. B.JJ.t5MtTI?
Ralergh. Mareh 94. 184T. ' t r'tft tnt ' '
TH E 8bwiber. svUbee to sell that toabl
Tract of Land, immsdUUlv ' adjoining tbf
Cnv of Ratorgh.' Iitown tath Witerlo 7raetS
containing between 4)6 tbd 1SI0 Aeras. '.: Atao. aaof
ther TracCnf 130 Acres, adjoining tbe abov Tr9t
known ibe - Bnsby Branch' Tract. ! - '
The alvove Lands are so well known, tLal aefcrlj
tio i deemed onnecessary. '
' Anply to the Subsciber, of'to the Edliw of lie
iKeiter. -
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