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MiMrifunSKMi-Wssu.Y Parra Fit dol
lar per aDialf ii advance
Wekxxy PaKa -Three Dollar per annum..
Aitertisements.-Tot eVery Sixteen 'Lines, first
Insertion, Ona Dollar; each, subsequent insertion,
Twenty-five Cents. -
Cowt Order and Judicial Advertisement will be
charged 25 per cent, higher; but a deduction. of 33 J
per cent, will be made from tie regular prices, for
advertisers by the year.
Advertisement, inserted in'the Sksh-Wcerxt IU-
ciste, will also appear iu the Wbkkxt Paper, free
of ehaTge.
ET Letters lo the Editor mast be rorr-nrrx t ' .
WHY HAVE THE AGUE AND FEVER?
F RICE'S Aneand Fever Pills have
never failed, where directions were strict 1 1 fol
lowed, to effect a cure ia from Fifteen to Thirty
hours. They ara prepared from simple Vegetable
Medicines, and are, therefore, the safest, most pleas
ant, and speediest remedj known, for the cure of In
termittent Fever. 'They have been tried to "tJon-
cestive' Chills of the worst form, and have invaria
bly given relief,' and cured the patients. They never
affect the brain, as does Quinine ; or iojore the con
slitatloo, as docs Arsenic,' l'he" rnoney returned in
every eisa of failure, where directions are followed.
Price fl per box. Planters, Country Merchants, and
Druggist will be supplied at f9 per doaen boxes.
Prepared and sold onlv by
C. J. KEN WORTHY & CO..
Bank Street, Petersburg, Va.
Au?ut 31; 1346. - 71
Botanico-Medieal Infirmary,
HAItR ST., PETERSBURG, VA.
rTKRS -KENWORTHY & PUICE, Petersburg,
yjjy Virginia, are prepared to receive and treat pa
tients from a distance, afflirteJ with Chronic and sap
posed inenrabte forms of disease. Board, with the
mwl careful nuin!f,, can be obtained for -?4 per
week.. Medical charges moderate.' The superiority
of the Botanic Practice," in the rore of Chronic dia
eases, has been fully established in every section of
our Country. Persons afflicied, shoutd speedily avail
themselves of this almost certain means of restoration
to health. ' ' , ' " " '
fj Fistulas and Cancers tpeedily cured without
resort to rho Knife Cocks WABaa-VTao Charge
$100 for Medical attendance. 3).
Persons desiring further information, will, please
address the Subscribers. post paid.
C J. KEiN WORTHY, M. D.
i H. M. PRICE, M.D.
July 1 U 1 84fi. . 5SIy
AtTORSET AND SOLICITOR,
COM MISSION BK FOIt NORTH CAROLINA,
T take Testimony, Acknowledgements, &c
- . ' 7 Nassau oireet, .
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December 26; 1 34 S.
I04ly
!
Vermifuge or "Dead Shot,"
S Y FOR WORMS.
A l.rihfM rnlnnhl rtrr nnrn 1 inn. eavable. from tie
promptitude of He action, of clearing the eys-
I Ueinin a few hour, of every Worm.
T1U BUB ia perhaps no disease to which Children
are' exDosed so common and fatal aa Worms;
they (initiate the symptoms of almost every other
complaint, and often produce the most alarming ef
fected before they are suspected. The symptoms
whtcti are produced by the irritation of worms in the
boweU, and which with aome degree of certainty in
dicate their existence, are as follow a : Countenance
palei tongue wbitely furred, grinding.of the teeth,
fetidlbf eatb, stomach hard and swelled, wasting of
the flesh, sickness and. pains in the stomach, bowels
either too costive or too looser great fretfulness, nn
natarai'craving forxlay, dirt or chalk, cholic, convul
sionax fits, &c Ac.
ICsFnerous certificates of the value and usefulness
f i hid preparation are almost'daily received.
The following is from the Rev. W. B. Wintdn, a
distinguished preacher of the Methodist Church,
ii j Abingdon, Va May 12,1843.
1 3d : hereby certify, that I have used Dr. Peery's
Vermiiuge in my family to the great satisfaction of
mysf If and relief of my children. It ia prompt in its
action, and in one case femored a large .number of
woraa in three or font hours after it was gi ven to the
chili. I I amsatiafied that as a Vermifuge it is supe
riarto' any that I have ever used -' - ' . .
i r- W. B. WISTOX.
f j; Newbam, N. C. May S3d, 1814..
Dear Sir I have been aniiously' looking for an
other supply of yoar, Dead -Shot Vermifuge," as I
have not a single vial left. There are constant ap
plicaiwos for the medicine, and I sbuld be pleased
to supply the demand. It has proved iueJf, s far as
Uied i6 this vicinityi to be a positive specific, and no
humbug. Please inform me by return mail, how
soori you can furnish me with another supply.
' Truly yours, ..J. A. LOGAN.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared by Dr. II. F. Pkckt. and sold wholesale
anS retail by A. B. 3c D. SANDrt, DruggiaU, 100
Fulton street, comer of William, Kew York.
Sold aIoby Pssccd dt Juasaoit, Kaleigh. N. Car
oTinand by Druggists generally throughout tha U
nited tf?tale.-
RaWgh, Oct 261848. 85-ly.
LBS. of .orth Carolina BA
CON, of which 400 pieces are
too
, b?v.:
prane Hams. ;v . ;
S.0CH) Ibi. -White LarJ,
Portal hi- A r-.'B.
Wigh, Marth 6; 1 MT.
B. DUFFALOE.
- : " 20-
"ffj QRTER.2- Casks of Genuine London
ST 3own Stout, recohred and for sale by
; i WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
UpnI 12. ., . . . " 30
8
A.I. Olf Uf uerHr quality J just .re
ceived aud for sale at the Drn 4lorft of
j I WILLIAMS, IIAYWOOP.4- VU.
? ti National HoteI5 :
NORFOL K.- VIR G 1 NIA.
;1ATII F: KEEtllf G, Proprietor.
DiF.KEELtNG respectfully announces to
the Public, that be has, taken this fine Ea-
ubiishment, recently eoodurted by. Capt, Furman
Black, and bega leave to solicit the patronage of his
friends and tbelra veiling community. -.
. This House has .undergone' thorough repair, has
been newly furnished, mil nuw poaaesses all the
means and appliances of superior accommodation.
The Proprietor is determined that hia Hotel shall
not be excelled by any aimilar establishment in the
United States; and aware that an impression exists
on the "part of many , that his charges are higher than
those elsewhere, he father elates that his charge for
board ia $1 SO per day or $10 per week.
, - D. F. KEELING.
- Norfolk. Va., Jan. 22. 8 6m
SPROG.TRADE.-ITIarcli 24, 1847.
JOHN STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. 9, BOLLINGBROOK STREET,
Petersburg, Va.,
A RE now receiving their SriUNa PcBcnABKs, em
bracing a large assortment of French, German,
BaiTisa and AuraiCAif
Which will be sold, Wiiolesals er KbtaiL, at very
low prices.
Purchasers visiting this market are invited to ex
amine their stock.
March 27. 1347. 26 3m
REMEMBER,
THAT '
. .COSBY, , HOPKINS Sc CO.
CONTINUE to repair and warrant all kinds of
WatcllCS ami Clock.!! upon the shortest
nonce, and in the bct manner.
' lhey also repair Mathematical, Surgical, Musical
and Optical Instruments, in a style unsurpassed by
any establishment, Noilh or South. -This the pub
lic may rely on."
They are, also, prepared to MAKE to ORDER
any kind of Jewelry or Silver Ware, in the neatest
manner and of the best materials.
With the experience of many years, we tell the
people, (and have the testimony of hundreds lo sup
port us in making the assertion,) that we can do iheir
work as well as it can be done in Richmond, New
York, or any where else.
, Give us a call. Charges moderate.
COSB y, HOPKINS & CO.
Petersburg, Nov. 2. 89
FIUE !
THE JSTXA IXSUUAXCDCOMPA
XV, of llnrtford, Conn. Offers to
insure Buildings and Merchandize, against loss or
damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times.
This i one of the oldest and best Insurance Lorn
paniesinthe UnitedStates,and pay sits losscsprompt-
J-
Applications fortnsnrance in Re.leijrh.or its vi
cinity.to be made to 8. W. WHITING.
July, 1846. " Agent.
SUGAR HOUSE 3IOLASSES.
ANOTHER supply, equal to sny thing in mark
et, just received and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD 4" CO.,
April 12. Druggists Raleigh, N. C.
Copartnership,
THE Subscriber ba ibisdav associated with him
Dr. C- E. JOHNSON, in the Drug and
Apothecary business, under the firm of
I'escud & JoXmsou.
The Subscriber takes this occasion to return his
grateful acknowledgments to his friends and custom
ers, fortbe Iilicral patronage heretofore extended to
him, and solicits for the new firm a continuance of
the same. ,
It ia highly important that bis Itte business, as
well as the debts due the late concern of Stitb &
Pascuu, be speedily settled i and he hopes all rea
sons indebted by bond or otherwise, will call and
settle the amount of their indebtedness.
P. F. PESCUD.
May 1. 1847. (Standard.) 37
FOR BCT Fouror five large, comfortable
and well furnished rooms for gentlemen, in the
large brick building formerl occupied by Mr. 1L B
Smith. JAMES LI I CHFORD.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA
EMU, KOAD COMPANY.
THE following gentlemen have been appointed
by the Governor of North Carolina, Commie
siooers to receive subscription of Stock in the Com
pany designated above, and are requested lo open
books of subscription accordingly, on the first Mon
day of June next, and keep lue same open for six
days, as directed by the Charter of said Company.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
ExaccTivx Orrics, Raleigh, May 1847.
Commissioners:
At Monroe, Union County.
V. D. Winchester,
S. II. Walkup,
Marcus Austin," Jr.
At Mocksville, Davie County.
James F. Martin,
A. G." Carter,
Lemuel Bingham. ...
At jrUktboro Withes County.
Anderson Milchel,
James Gordon, t
Augustus Finloy,
- r At Lenoir, Caldwell County,
S. F. Patterson,
W. A. Lenoir,
E- P. Miller,.
At Morgan! on. Burke County.
- . . IS. -J- Erwin, ...
Thomas Walton,
Robert Pearson.
- - At Lincoln Ion, tincoln County
Henry Cansler, .
L.:D. Child, ;
V. . . James ;T.. Alexander.
M Concord, Cabarrus County.
. . John F. Piifer,
W. ' 0 Mensv :
Robert 'AlHson. ; !:
A t Newton, Catawba County -Burion
Craig, :
Eli Shuford,
Jonas Dost.
' .it Ruilerfordton, , Rufhc'rjiird County?
'Columbus Mills,' . 7
. E. J., Bryan, - : . "
. ; -William Twiity. '...r-iO -.
.. .- " THE. PETERSBURG V V ' -
; IRO Nr BELL AN D BR ASS
Machine, Smith-Shop) -JSdsc-Twl Factory, Jfee.
r " In full operation.
nnHE Tjr?designed returna hia sincere thanR to
Ji. thejcititena of Petersburg, and the public gene
rally; for the liberal encouragement he has received,
end hopes (as he has a more extensive assortment
of Patterns, more and better machinery, "two good
Cupolas or Furnaces, belter workmen, and the whole
EstaMishment better arranged nd systematized,) by
continued efforts, to give satisfaction to all who may
favor hjm with their patronage. He is prepared to
execute orders for Casting from on ounce weight to
sixty hundred.
MILL GEARING
Of every description ; Shafting, bundles. Screws,
dec. Castings for every description of Cotton Ma
chinery'. WATER-WHEEL8. -He
ia manufacturing Hewd's Cast Iron direct act
ing Waier-Wheelrand has made .a number, which
have been tested with great success, and is believed,
from iu structure, durability and strength, to surpass
all other Wheels under less head of water than 14
feet. The agent for the above Wheels is here, who
gives his whole attention to putting them up. The
subscriber is also manufacturing HotchkUs' re-actis
Wheel.
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure. .
TODACCO PRESSES.
He has on hand a number of various sixes, fin
ished up complete, which he would sell at reduced
prices for Cash, or on time to.punctualieiomer.
Flattening Mills, Patent Bands, Sinkers, Levers,
dec, at reduced prices.
HOGSHEAD HCREW8,
With Dox, Plate and Ink, all complete, for $35.
EDGE TOOLS.
He baa on hand, and continues manufacturing,
Cast Slevl Axes, and other edge tools, warranted e
qual to any made at the North.
Waggon Boxes, both ground and. in the rough.
Sad Irons, or all sizes.
Fire Dogs of various patterns'.
Furnaces, suited for heating Churches and Stores.
Staves, of different sizes, (or Factories and Offices,
Grates of various patterns. Plain and Fancy.
IRON RAILING.
Both Cast and Wrought Plain and Fancy.
Hoisting Machines, for Stores and Ware-houses,
on an improved plan.
Pumjs for Well?, of various constructions.
Cotton fiina, and Horse Powers.
PLOUGHS, PLOUGHS.
He has on hand a heavy stock of Ploughs and
Plough Castings, of various Patterns, from 1 to 4
Horse, vir : Eagle or Meadow, Davis, McCormick,
Premium, Clarksville, Fiee Bom, Bar Shear, Seed,
Corn, Side Hill, D., dec, which he will sell at unu
sual low price?.
Portable Corn Mill, of superior construction.
Corn Shelter and Straw cutters.
Thrashing Machines, Fan Mills, &e.. ; and all oth
er articles usually made at such establishments.
Having from 55 to GO Hands employed, and some
as good workmen as can be found in the ijiate, he
hopea to give as general satisfaction as lo price, work
mansbip and despatch, as any other simitar estab
lishment. He would respectfully invite all who - are wVling
to give him an equal chance with Richmond or the
North, to give him a call.
(fj" Orders left with Messrs. Mcllwaine & Brown
ley, Messrs. Q. fr W. L. M.uton, at bis shop on Old
street, or at the Foundry, will be promptly attended
to. U. WELLS.
Petemhurg, March 6. 12 tf
THC Subscriber wishes to sell that valuable
Tract of Land, i m mediate I v adjatn'rnir. the
City of Raleigh, known as the Waterloo Tract,"
containing between 400 and 500 Acres. Also.ano
thcr Tract of 130 Acres, adjoinin the above Tract,
known ns the Busby .BrBiich"Tract.
The above Lands are so'well known, that descrip
tion is deemed unnecessary.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to the Editor of the
"Register."'
JAMES II. COOKE.
February 10, 1847. 13 tf
COMMON SCHOOLS.
frnilE Presidentand Directors of the Literary
' j Fund, have ordered that ihe sum of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, be forthwith distributed
among the several Counties of the State, according
to Federal population, in part of the nett income of
the School Fund for the current year. And, the
Comptroller of Public Accounts will draw Warrants
accordingly. WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Prea't. ex off. of Literary Board.
April 22. 1847. 33
Williams, Bffaywood & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
RALEIGH, N. O.
Keep constantly on Ttand a large and rcelLstlected stock of
Foreign and Native Drugs,
AND ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CHEMICALS,
Which has been carefully selected from the Northern
Cities, with strict reference to their purity, and may
be relied on with full confidence.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of superior, quality and fine finish, from the most
approved American Manufactories. Our slock of
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE-STUFFS,
Is alwaya large and complete, comprising in part the
following, viz :
LiBseed, lamp, Sperm 5;
American White Lead,1
dry and in Oil,
Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow,,
Ycrdljris,
Chinese Vermillion,
Yenitian Red,
Tanners' Oils,
Indigo,
adder,
Eit. Logwood,
CouDcras,
Dyc-Stuffs generally,
SDanish Brown, &e. It.
LKATHEa, COACH, FURNITURE tb JAPAN VARHI8HKS-,
Together with a large end well-selected stock of
FRENCH & AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Which we recommend to Picture Dealers, Builders,
and others. ' ' "
Tobacco, Sega rs and SiitiiTs,
Of, the very bet quality ; nd'euperior
Madeira. Sherry, Claret and Port
Wines, French Brandy and
.JLondon Ilrown Stout. .
All .of which is offered for sale at unusually low
prices, and urxm the most accommodating terms.
Orders from Ph3 skians and others promptly executed.
and pucu!ar attention jaid to packing anu lor
-warding.'- "
May 18, 1847. ' " 4ft
lORTH CAllOMtA-.
Mutual Insurance : Gompany
trnUKSUANT to an AcV of Assembly, a Compa
H . ny has been formed in this State, under the
name and atyle of ihe "North Carolina Mutual In
surance company,." anu ia now tuny organized, by
tbe appointment of the following Officers, tiz i
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President,
ALBERT 8TITH. Vice-President, .
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
THEOHQRE PARTRIDGE, Secretary;
UHAKLLo MANLY, Attorney,
ItlCHA KD SMITH,
ALBERT STITH,
WESTON R. GALES
The Companv is now prepared to receive applica
lions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same.
By the Act of Incorporation, the Company is 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 Office of the Company- ia in the second story
of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr!
13. D. Smith, at the corner of Fayetteville and Har
eett Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be 1
cheerfully furnished by tbe Secretary of the Com
pany.
Raleigh, January 15, 1847 5 tf
:s,4
Executive Com
Pianos! Pianos!
PURCHASERS OF PI.VNO FORTES are re
spectfully informed that they can obtain excel
lent instruments at extremely low prices at the store
of tbe subscriber. The instruments which he offer.
for sale are made of1 the best materials, by workmen
of experience, who know their business. With re
gard to durability of workmanship and beauty of fin
ish, these Pianos are warranted equal to any made in
this country.
Lightness and elasticity of touch, and eqnality and
s,wectne of tone throughout, are marked peculiai'i-
tie-t of the instruments offered for sale by the subscriber.
Owing to on arrangement effected with the Manu
facturers, the subscriber is enabled to furnish these
instruments at a lower price than they can be obtain
ed any where else South of New York, and at the
same time ho warrants tbem to be equal to any ui
the Union.
YVM. L. MONTAGUE,
Dealer in Music and Muticiil Instruments, Sign of
Ihe Golden Lyre, No. 1G1 Main street, opposite
the Danks, Richmond, Va.
April 17. - 32
Splendid Lotteries,
To be Drawn in June, 1S47. -
J. IV. MAUIIY & CO., Managers
(Successors to J. G. Gregory & Co.) -
s:i,ooo :
; S12,0(M! 810,00O!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 28, for 1847.
To be drawn fii Alexandria, Saturday, June 5.
14 Drawn Numbers out of 78.
srLESDin scheme:
1 prize of f 35.000
1 of 6.000
I of 5,289
20 of 1,000
&c.
1 of 12.000 1 of 10 000
1 of 3 500 1 of 2.500
1 of 2.000 6 of 1,500
20 of 600 20 of 400
&.c. &c.
Tickets $10 Halves 5 Quaners 2 50.
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $ 130 00
Do do 20 Half do 65 00
Do do 26 Quarters do 32 50
13 Drawn Numbers out of G6.
- - -
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, .
Class No. 30, for 1817.
To be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the
12ib of June 1847.
CAPITALS.
1 prize of $30,000 1 of 10,000 1 of 5,000
1 of 3.500 1 of 2.080 1 of 2.000
10 of 1,000 15 of 400
20 of 250 25 of 200 &c.
Tickets $ 10 Halves $5 Quarters $2 60.
Certificates of packages of 22 Whole tickets, $100
Do do 22 Half do 50
Do do 22 Quarter do 25
. $4ft-,414.
$122,232 ! 811,111 !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 32, for 1817.
To be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the 19lh of
June, 1847.
GRAND SCHEME:
1 prize of $44,444 1 or 22.222 1 of 11,111
1 of G.606 1 of 4,444 1 of 3,819
1 of 2,222 44 of 1,111 44 of 555
62 of 333 129 of 222 &c dec
78 Number Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots !
Tickets $11 Halves $5 50 Quarters $2 75.
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $150
Do - do 26 Half do . 75
Do do 26 Quarter do 37 J
820,000!
830,000
I
Si o,ooo i
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Clasa No. 34, for 1847,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, Juue 26th.
13 Drawn Numbers out of 751 .
eaiixiANT scheme.
1 prize of 30.000 dollars
1 prize of 20,000 dollars
1 prize of 10,000 dollars
1 prize f 5,000 dollars
1 prize of 3,500 dollars
1 prize of 2,500 dollar
Tickets $IU Halves
1 prize of 2,285 dollars
1 prize of 2,000 dollars
25 prizes of 1,000 dollars
i53 prizes of 500 dollars
200 prizes of 200 dollars
j . &c ice.
S&-Qoarters $2 50,
Certificate of Packages of 25 Wholes $130
UO ao ? ; zo il aires, tt .
Do do ; f 25 Quarter' 3250
O". Order for Ticket and Shares, and Certifi
cates of Package iu 'the- above Splendid; Lotteries
will receive the most prcmpt attention, and sin ac
count of each drawing will be sent immediately af
ter it ia over to all who order from us Address - - ;
' - J. & C. MAURY,V :
Agents for J. W." MAURY & CO Managers, "
.i. Washington, D. 6.
E"l LOUR. Fifst-rat Family Flour at the Aue
lion and Commission store of
April23. HUGHES & MEAD.
- Classical : Department : , ' .'
J. M. LOVEJ OY, PBEcitoii '
Auistcd by ' R. 1I.UAS05
Mathematical and Military Department:
W. Fi OtSBROVV.;
THE year will be divided into two Sessions of five
monthoeach; the first Session beginning on the first
of January, and the second Session, on the first of
July. -
It ta the desigtt of the Precentor, that this Institu
tion sha.ll not be surpassed, in the advantages afforded
iot acquiring, a inoroogb Kuglieh, Classical and
Mathematical Education.
Pupil will be prepared to enter the Junior Class of
any "College in the United Statea.-
TERM8 OF TVITIOX
For English and Mathematical' Studies,
" per Session; - $15 00
For Latin, Greek, French, 8panish and
Italian Lanauaees, per Session. , - 20 00
The advanced Classes may pursue the Studies of
a lower Class, paying only for the Studies of the
I 'I . t ,L ..I .'
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free ef extra
charge. . .
l'he design of the Military Department bei'ne: to fit
the Pupils to act, in case of emergency, as Officers,
the Wesl Point fjtem of instruction will be carefully
pursued, nor will the Army Tactics be denarted
from, in order to exhibit tbe boys for the benefit of
the Institution, or for any other purposes.
By an Act of the last Liegislature, the necessary
arms and equipments will be furnished by the State,
but Parents who wish their children instructed imhe
Military Department, will be required to provide them
with the prescribed Uniform.
Parents and Guardians, are requested not to allow
their Children .or. Wards to have accounts. in the City,
but lo deposit the money, for the purchase of neces
saries, m the hands of the Principal.
N. B. A few Pupils wHI be taken as Boarders, by
the Principals the Academy. (
REFERENCES.
. !"V.
Hon. Geo. E. Badger,
Hon. Wm H. Haywood,
Hon. R. M. Sounders,
Rev. D. Lacy,
Hon. John II. Bryan,
Hon. John R. Daniel,
Gen. Moye,
Charles Jlintoh, -Wm.
F. Collins,
James B. Shepard,
H. W. Husted,
EJ. Yarbrougb,
E. P. Guion, Esq'rs.
Hon. Richard Hiues,
Dr. Baker,
As the above named gentlemen are welf known in
the State, I have given their names as reference.
They send their sons or wards to 'my School, and of
course their opinions caa be confidently trusted.'
J. M. L.
Raleigh, December 14, 1846. 100
Trinity School.
TJT is designed by the Bishop of the Diocese,, to
H open a School for Boys in the neighborhood of
Kaleigh. For this purpose, an estate has been pur
chased about 8 miles from the City,' which, in re
pect to retirement, healthfulness, and pleasantness of
equation, is all that can be desired tor such an insti
tution. The buildings will accommodate,' comfort
ably, thirty hoys, which," for the present, must be the
limit of the Sehool. It is designed, in this School,
to revive a class, which, unfortunately, has become
almost extinct in our community, namely, the class
of boys. With this View, pupils will bo admitted at
any period of childhood, however early , but not after
they are 14 years of age. Thfy may continue in
the School, as long, as by their good conduct, they
entitle themselves to its privileges .The use of To
bacco, in any furm, by the boys, will hot be allowed.
A style of dregs, simple and uniform, will be pre
scribed. And above all, and this is the greatobjest
of the School, a constant endator will be made:so
to imbue the .-minds of the children with mora)-and
religious knowledge, principles and affections, that
when they really get to be men, they may be fitted
to discharge the high functions of an American citi
zen, with an eye steadily directed towards iReir citi
zenship in that "better eountry, which is eternal in
the heavens." To this end, the Head of the School
will be a Clergvman, who will be the spiriluaifather
of the boys ; and a cbnpel will be erected the daily
services of which, it i earnestly hoped, will mate
rially contribute towards " bringing many sons unto
ory." ....
Due notice will be given of the time' when the
School will be opened, which, probably, will not be
later than the 1st July. After the opening of the
School, its Sessions will correspond with thnae, of
St Mary's, for the convenience of parents and guar
dians, who may desire to send children to both
Schools. '
The expense for board, washing, 4c with tuition
in Ihe Ancient Languages, English and French, will
not exceed f 175 per annum. The advantages of
every kind afforded to the boys, will be at least equal
to those furnished by the lst Northern Schools.
Till the appointment of a Rector, application for
the admission of pupils, or for information, may be
made to the Bixhop of the Diocese, or to the Sub
scriber, in Kaleigh.'
ALDERT SMEDESj
Rector of St. Mary's School.
May 3, 1847. ; . 36 tf.
FRENCH FASHIONS.
J. J. BIGGSv 'yy-:
MEBCHANt TAILOR, ;
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh IT. V
ITS now opening a very beautiful lot p( FRENCH
Jl CLOTHS, CASS1MERES 'AND TEST
INGS, ol' nearly all colors and styles, suitable, for
every age and season. These Goods were ' selected
by himself, ia NEW YORK; FOR CASHrcons-
quently all persons wishing dksirabis ahd cbkap
Goods, at the lowest prices, will do well to call and
examine his Slock, -lie charges nothing for looking.
His FURBISHING DEPARTMENT is very
complete. All garments, warranted toit. - '
His lhanka are tendered to hia friends far nast fa
vors, bowever small, and hopes, ly minding his own
business, to receive, their continued patronage.. -March
29 147. ' y v . - 26,
BECK WITHES ANTI-DYSPEPTIG
' PILIiS. :-
FESGUD & JOHNSON have been Appointed
Wholesale and IJetail Acents for. the sale ,cf
this well knbwtji and widely circulaled article. A
large' supply- just prepared and now on hand.
Prices the same as at the Factory r .. ' ? ' . :
; N. U. None can be relied opnnas genuine, with
out the -wbittik signature ef the Proprietor upon
each-Box.'- I'-----'-? :- .-;vs "-v-,
UaleighyMay'lS, 1847. - i , 33
Rev. W3I. Ii; JORUJUf
will deliver the next' Annual Address be-
THE SUBSCRIBERS
QvFyER for sale, for Cash er on'kppToted ttt<,
J t lowest- market priees, a arg tndrwell seA
lected assortkrent .&f Drags Mediciaes Cfteaifcalt
Paints,; il)2f3la&;5WMoir Glass, Surgical
Instruments,' Trusses; 1 Perfumery, r Brushe. Dr us
gists' Gfass Ware, New Chemica 1 Preptra'tions; arid
manuiactarera' Aructes, among wtucame p fttfitl
the following K&iStl 4.-'
.... Lit bares
, . Linseed Oiv
'J: Xunir'Caustlf
Morphinery
Magnesia .
: Minna ..
Maddef
..VMaeis."-
vlftttmeg .
'Nutgalt -Olive
Oil J ."
Orris Root '
i .Opium y -1
0il Lemon '
"J" Oil Bergamot ";-
Oil Almonds
041 Origanum:
Oil Wormwood
OH Peppermint
- OUT Wlutergreext
UU Sassafras -.
Oil Cloves.; -
Pat and Pearl Ashef
" Prussian Bl.aa ' , . v
C Phosphoru " v
v.: Quinine "
Quicksilver --;N
Kbubarb v i
s vRedLead" -
Rosin iod Pifch v
- Red Tartar :y: - -;
Sal RocheJle vh', ...
8pirit of Nitrt) ' '
V Sugar J.e4 V J-' "7
. Sweet Oil 1 -
BumkC: y
-rMJod-
Senni -
SpirilsTtirpentini
8oda'Powders:
Seidlitz Pdwtlers '
' Tapioca - J v
Trusses ' '' ;: "V'.".
Vanilla Beani
Vermillion ' ;
Whifer Vitriol .
White Lead y
, Whiting; fcfc-cfcV;
DYE-STUFFS,
Camwood; ,
Fustie . y
Verdigris ' '.
. Brazil Wdod
, . WINE8,.&rij. . -.- ..7 J-
They .have also just received a supply niTvery old ;
ami superior, Wines,. French Brandy, Holland Gin
and Dawson's celebrated Ale, from IbeJtcras of Jacob
Snider, Jr. Philadelphia. Also,: genuine -fiavanA
Segars ; Black Tea 1 and . a few Boxes iefUof TM'
bacco, (known as .Ringgold's. Pocket Compahien,
&c, dc. to ivhich the attention ef purchasers is in '
vited. . PE3CUD 4-JOHNSON, :- !
- C- Apothcariesahd PrQggfsU.
May 11.1 847. ; '-... - y rs V..
Alcohol
vEthet .
Aloes f '; '
Alum. . ' -v V
Arrow JRoot "y
Aqua Amreohii '
Aqua' Fortt8 . -r -
Antimony
Annatto - - .
Borax . ; . -;
Brimstone
British Oil ,
Balsam Copaita '
Bay Water
Blue Vitriol v
Burgundy Pitch
Cream Tartar .
Camphor ' ; T
Calomel
CjsL.r Oil
Cochineal .
Chrora- PoUsh
Caatile Soap' '
Chloride; of Lime '.
Cloves . 7
Cassia ' : '
Chamomile FJowers
Cantharides
Carb. Ammonia Z.t
Dover's Powders
Epsom Salts
Ergot , .
Emery y ,
Flowers of Benzoirt
Fancy Soap
Gum Arabic
Gum Shellad
Gum Copal
Gum Myrrh
Gum Gamboge'
Gum Scammony
Gm Tragacan'th - -'
Glauber Salts
Glue .
Iodine r-
fsinr1ai
Iceland and Irisk Moss
Indigo " ;
Jalap '
Jujube Paste
IiOgwood "
Nicwood
Copperas
Red Sandeis
Redwood V' ,
ExuLogWobut
OUVitrioL ;
1' I he bow a supply tit theai'
desirable attides, which afer
r- commendedih)1 thejf :neatnesi
a a piece of chamber furniture
' and by the low prices n$ tohUh :
they ean:Jb496tfe;$i?
; ? Five pattern af8 fltTtC en :
bandand can" be put uprfof .
trahsporiation in such'geobpaetf
'form as not to be. Injured' and ,
freight not to be over ' 60 cent
to 1 1 b0 ach to Raleighf
Importer of China, Glass,
'"f y Sycamore Street. :
y ; , ' Petersburg,!.
May t I.-'.v:-' 29 t
THHE Fall Session 6rsWinXGHAM8
; Ji, School, (12 miles i South- west from 'Hillsbo ;
Tough,) will begin on the fourteenth of iaif.V Sea
stens regulated by those of the UniversityVbeginnWg' '
two "days sooner. At the cIom pf the present. 8es-"
sion.a Class Will be discharged, makngj roora tot.;
several new 8cbolars, ; For terms, dxo. address thf t
Principal, directing ta Hillsboroogh. N. '-CZ. rr
Classical Department, W. J . BINGHAM; prii I -Mathematical.
: DAVID W.KERR,
The Oaks, Orange Co.? v 1 .
May LJ847. 5 ' " 'SB-ftp
AT THIS OFFICE, a few bound uopiea of tbVf
; Messages, Reports, Bills, Renolaiidoe.'Ac. act4
ed on by the late Legislature of North Caf 0liha,aaf,
erdefed to be printedPrice 3.- -
April 29. 1847.
With a new and beantifor aswrtnKBt flf ; 1
rE have taken the Store en Tayetlevde SLs1 -
V one door above ItatL & Kincet, where wo1
shall exhibit for 'a short time, the Chkafest Good -ever
oneted in this market; viz : French worked Col?
lars, from 30 cento to $4 50 per peice Sewing Bilk .
at 2 eta. a skein J- plain and figured Muslin, 'fof
dresses, rery cheap ; worked COfht, at only 40 ceatay
worth SI ; Dress Caps, from 75 cents t6 Ql S3 pet
piece ; Ladies CravaU, 35 etc Mitt and Gioroa
from 5 to 60 eta. per pair; Nelts for Caps smd Capes)
very cheap ; worked Robe, from $3 to 8 per piec
Figured Lawns, for dresses, only 25 Ota. per -yardg5 '
worth 40 ; Laces, of every dseriptioil frottt 1 cC to)
$2- 50 per yard f also. Bonnet and Cap Eibbcrc"
Linen Jidkfo.. Hair . Plait, - Children Caps,- LOnjft
Mitu, Muelin Edges aud -Inerting,;&ilk Udkf.,'
Parses; Steel Beads, &.d Stiu " ..."
-: - : , - - r , ' . t. T. it c. KINO.
- May'19th,T847. J -.;-- 41 4t-'-
TOWN MEETING,
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Forest College;
May l?tiV841
fore the tra Literary Societies ef Wake
42 2t
T the; request of . several Citizen, T hereby "call
a Meeting of the 'Citizens.' to be held in thO
l own Halt, on Tuesday, the 1st of June, at 5 o'clock!.
P. for th purpose of making arrangemehts to
celebrate the approaching; Anniversary of ,pur , Kav
ttooal Independence. . .. -' - : ' -J
4m WM..DAtLAS HA3TWOOD; -I
&Z&S$f . . w-Jntendanf. -
' Rateiah;Mar 7 1 847. j J 43 2t
Ai Alf B for sale, ot both Daiuraod tiuli
J y make;- J; r . , WILL i PECK & jSOxN.' t
Raleigh, MJ 28. , " . . . :
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