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..TirentyJireott.:, , ,w ".iv-
Ctart Orer W J2idl Aivertuemtut will be
elwrrwi 23 r t. higher; bt Uaofltioo of 33
per cent, will be mad from a wtr pricoe, for
dTertr. W tho j;r; Vr ; . !
. AdTertiSinl, incited ia the Suu-WiittT R
oarwii wiU.la tppeM ia the Wkilt Paper, free
'of eh ' f
ET Lettere ! tt EJitor miwt be Toer-nm. -
WHY HAVE THEUfiUEtANO FEVER? t
SllI CITS Agueaiid Fever PilUhite
never fevM. where dioKtioot were tirictly Ao
d, ueffisct are,in, from Fifteen to . Thirty
k09r$. They ere prepared from eisipU VejeUble
. Medieiaes, tad are therefore, the &, moat pleee
ant, aad peeJiejt remedy known, for the cure of In
tarioitteac Keter They hae beeo tried, in Uen
Kuve Ckii' of the woret form, aad have invariably-
giea relief, and eared the paiient. .They never
affect the brain, a does Quinine ; or injare the con
ttitationae detraenia The money returned in
every eate effaUure, where direction are followed.
Price Sl per bot Planter, Country Merchante.and
Druggist will be supplied at $3 per doxen boxe.
Prepared and eold only by' ' "J '' ' -.
C. J. KEN WORTHY & CO.,
" - v Bank Street, Petewburf.Va.
. Atrvi 9; t846. 1 - V V
THE JLADIES SAlHOX,
Fonndedlii I 42, remodeled
and
'enlareed tu 1847.
irnHE 8ubecriber. feelinj grateful for the immense
': ' Jj patronage ' bestowed on him for the last five
years, would inform the 'poWtc that the ladies' 8a
- loon hasrbeen recently remodeled aud enlarged to
'tn.v. ni ar nA UMnt sMommodslIoas equal ' to
the increased and steadily inereasine; business of that
fsshiontble EsUblUhmeoC These improvsments are
- now all completed, and oar friends in North Carolina,
and Virginia, will find the Ladies 8sloon "to be one
of the banSsomest. and 'most convenient Boot and
8hoe Stores in the United States. The Slock of
Now ia the Lsdies Saloon and ta the Wholesale
Varerooins, Up Suirs; is worth' at lesst 3Jt),0o0.
Embracinj in. H the most unbounded variety of the
richest and choicest Goods.
- -J, --. todies' wear.
Ladies Linen Gaiters, a new material imported from
Europe, in February 1847. VPey. resemble silk
Gaiters and cannot be told from it while oil the feet.
Ladies VrilBact brunze and black and Preach Last
ing Gaiters the most superior quality.
Do Pulka Boots, bhek and bronze, made entirely
" from morocco a new article. t
' Do ' pare white kid and satin Slippers.
Do ; genuine black English kid do
Do French N do do
iaroceo Slippers, the, greatest variety to be found
" any where, at all price from 60 ets." a pair,upwards.
-'.' GEHTLSMEK WEAK.'
k: i '-'v, .. - -
nntlmena suoerioc French Boots. ) The handsom-
Uj. ,. Patent Calf skin do , est in Norfolk.
do Calf, skin end .Goat Morocca Boo is to
. : almost every quality varying .in price from two of
&e dollars a pair.
Gentlemen Cloth Gaiters of various styles,
do' " Bootees at all price!
.o.l You A BooU anJ Bootees. .
ITusses Gaiter Boots and Morocco Shoe of every kind
do . School Shoes, ftrfl rale
Tb Ladies Saloon can' now produce over twenty
tktutand Dairs of Children's Shoes, comprising an
awortment of at least eisktu different kinds, and the
proprietor brides himself, on, beiug sble tc furnisli
faasilie now with any.kiad and even with any color
of BooiMi or Shoes for their Children.
Servant Goat Skin Buskin and Leather and
Morocco Shoes of all kinds.
Men Servsnta Bcgjns..BooU and Bootees of vi
rions qO aliliss. , , -i v,
TRAVELLIif Q TJBUIfKS.
Ladies splendid Travellrng Tronks-rthe Ward
robe Travelling Trunks, with several separate apsrt
nisnts eomplste, w jib bonnet cases .inside, all finished
in the most approved sod convenient style for trav
eJTisag. Also, Ladies Bonnet Case and Wilton end Bras
ells Carpet Satchel, of the moat splendid patterns.
Gentlemen's real Leather Trunk, made from the
' Eaglfrlf ole Leather, with a somber of apartments,
indodiag ooe for his shaving and dressing esses.
Bve W Kisjw" School Trunks, very spacioos
aad'strong, for Boarding Schools and College. Pa
rent and Guardians Uentioa U called to these desi
rable Trukst;Alscommoa Leather nd; Hair
Tranks, m abundance.
STRA KGERS vishina: Norfolk for any purpose
would be interested W calling at the Ladiee Saloon,
..... . tm my j 1 1 . i M .k .
I K. finI mint Kind AC iiBW VJ"W M
faihmn.KlKMty 'Mhmenl which cannot be had at any
other store. ; Beside, , our Foreign Correspondents
in the principal European Ciwe being always on the
slert, w.II notify us 4 any uurngt oj jammm
will .hin tan. diectf vis the Atlantic Steam-ships
aa fvWTorkt an v nas itvle.- of . BcBtst and Shoes
vsrhkh raiv smginatein England, France, ortny ;.of
aiieir.respective countries.. We shall k) alway pre
fwred theralore, to lead the lashioo n ihil City and
',toahibit for sale tb newest good; oa 'their first
nr appearance elsewhere, and before, they shalf became
li-commeifrf j. .t-r ' -: i,
vjc -Oae Wholesale - Ware-rooms; up stairs, axe .well
filled wUH choice; loli of SHOES'
BROGANS selected expressly for retailing) and
will.be sold , to Coentry Merchaauby the case ot
Aazen,cAe9p jmr'XkuK r '" ..: . ' ;; ' '.
::TJUB. lJLDlE&LOOJrM fm Main street,
Waters Cuy Hotel Norfolk, v a. :
? Wf At. Auinu I VI
Norfolk; Va.
65
. GROCERIES.
R0 W2,. ?at Clashed, aiid .PulvenzeVl SU
. .
I CART C Jee, Teas, Morasses. Salt and Iroa,
hep for Cashr at the Auction snd'Xommis- n
Stoeaof
n.b:
v. f
4 J
HUGHES
emoin of the Oneeniof France.
In 2 vola. ' Jiut published" "and sold st .the
ooo-Tnr. yrt --- - II. 17. 1 U IVTt XK-
? . . . : . ' m - sr srw -srat V Y -a ri 1
Jy lOthl ' r-,v .s 56
1.REMEMBER,;
H-v. THAT- "
TfSONTINUE to repair and warraat all kinds of
4, Wntcneo ana uiociu upon too eaortest
notice, and in the bent meaner.', & - .
. They also repair Mathematical, Surgical,' Musical
and Optical Instrumeata, in: a si vie unsurpassed by
any esublUhment, Noilh or South.. This the pub-
be may rely on. - '
They are, also,4 prepared to MAKE to ORDER
sny kind of Jewelry or 8itver 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 hundred to sup
port us in making the assertion,) that we can dp their
work as well as it can be done in Richmond New
York, or any where else.
Giva us a calL Charges moderate.
. ,. ;COdBy,H0PKIN8&.CO.
, Petersburg. Not. 3. 89
. - FIUE ! - :
rmnE jSTWAiivsxiaAWCECoMPA
1L KT. of nartfbrd, Corib., Offers to
insure Batldings and Merchandize, against loss or
damageby fire, at premiums to oit the times.
This is one of the oldest snd best Insurance Com
panlesinthe UnitedStates,and pays its lossesprompt
ly.
. Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vi
cinity.tohemadeto S. W. WHITING.
; July. 1847. Agent.
JACOB SxtlDEll, Jr.
- Importer wWlioleialeli Retail Dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS, c.
OF ALL COUNTRIES,
PTo. 70 Walnut Street,
jiaaikisQBaaipaB2it
INVITES the attention of the Trade and consumers
to his extensive stock of good, pure Wines,
' 4c, of various grades snd prices : all of
which have' been carefully selected
by him in Europe,
Principally ix tle Districts where Produced.
' AN EXPERIENCE of twenty years in this boai
hess, and as successor to the Iaie Johk VscoaAir,
Esq. witn an extensive European connection, and s
direct personal knowledge of the principal Wine die
trici ol France, Germany, &c enables him to guar
antee the excellence and good condition of every ar
ticle sold by him. His new Store snd Cellars, sr
ran&ed and built for the purpose, insure the preserva
tion of hi wines in perfect condition : and the present
Stock having been landed principally before the firat
of December last, when the new and high Tariff on
Wines took effect, enables him to sell on the most ad
vantageous terms. - ,
r Descriptive Catalogues lumiabed on spplics-
tion personally or by letter ; in ordering Wiass from
which, satisfaction will be guarantied.
Wixes ' &c Imfostkd to Osdr, Subject to Ar-
raovAX. ox A&sjvau
March 29, 1847.
S6-ly
2IOJXE HEW AUD SEASONABLE
Dry Goods,
rrj) ECENT arrivals haye placed in possession of
iXli the undersigned, at bis New Establishment on
Fayettevilfe street, in addition to his former stock, of
which annunciation has already been made in the
public prints, another New and most Beautiful scr-
flX OF SEASONABLE URT UOUOt, wnicn l iciiij-
hly cheap, and to which he would respectfully invite
the attention of the tasty and. intelligent purchaser,
to wit : "
Pine and Medium Irish Tuinens,
Plaid and Jaconet Muslins,
Bobbin 'Edgings,'
Lisle Lace and Edgings,
Elegant plain aad twilled Ginghams,
Linen 5ainbric Handkerchiels,
Beautiful Calicoes, and splendid French Muslins (of
Gentlemen's white Kid Gloves, new detigntj
do. - Berlin and Cotlen ditto,
Turkey Red, CoUon,
Drillings aad Nankeen,
Plaid Uambroon aad striped Jeans,
Fine Cloths and Cassim cses,
Dsjrr D'Ete and other good for Gentlemen turn-
Marseilles Vesting, Imer "r,
Canvass, Psdding and all other trimmings.
Fine bleached Shirting and Jeans,
Cravats, Snspenders and Umbrellas,
Shoes and Slippers, for both Gentlemen and Ladies.
Groceries China, fjrocitery ana
Gla, of almost every description.
JAMES UiHIUKU.
Raleigh-, June 10, 1847. -47
If. B. nUGHES,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND general Agent, for the sale of all kinds of
rinndi. Cnnntrv Produce. Real
JaiaU, win aitenu promptLy to ait ouamess i
(hat may be entrusted to him..
Raleigh, July 6, 1847. 55
.'-NOTICE.
OrpiHE Subscriber Ukes thie method of informing
lU the citizens of Ksleigh and vicinity, that be
intend to continue hi business of butchering, and
Will attend the market on Tuesday, Thursday' and
Saturdav mornings, with fJeefand Lamb, Thank
ful for. the patronage be- has heretofore, received, he
hopes by strict attention to bis business, sull to merit
a liberal portion of the same. He would aay to his
country- friends, that he psys fair, price for cattle,
am '.a a a- ft ta
occ, ; anu nope mose, wno wtsn to sou, wni can on
him before selling elsewhere.
CALVIN JORDAN.
July SO, 1847. -r : : ' 68 tf
3
Til HE subscribers offer for ssle the Tract of Land
VJlV oh which the late Jamss Wtcrs resided,' sit
uated on Tar river in the County of Granville, within
twelve mile of tha Raleigh and -Gaston Rail Road,
apd containing' 1 100 acres.' About one half ia wood
land; and on fourth of the Tract, river low grounds.
There are two good dwelling bouses on the premises
tod all other necessary buildings for a farm in good
order. .Thabova land u surpassed in. fertility by
few,' if any Tracts; in ,thi part of the 8tate, and is sit
uated In a pleasant and healthy neighborhoods Terms
accommodating." : For further psrticulars, address
thm anhocribera at Henderson, ;N. C. '
P. W. WXCHB,7 r.,.
. .. j.a ..1
July 18, 1847.
J.T. WYCHB.
48 tr
-4 . . . ,r, -w , ana pag X' X". )
tTTlTATJ. "Dm.Um tVtiwaMir for 'Screens.
at m asuisstniiisia - -
Writine. Foolscap; Letter, Printing snd
' sl ' I
Wrsping PAPER. Trsnsosrent Window 8hade,
Wriung fnk, Wafeta Sealing Wak, dee. for'-ssle at
tne Auction and Commission Store, all at reduced
price for Caah. N.B. HUGHHS.
. ':THE PETERSBURG ' -
IRON, BELL AND, BRASS
of- csj ti sar ua r9
Machine, Smith-Sliop, Edge-Tool Factory fce.
, Iu full operation. . . . '
FTnHE undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
'XL tb citizen of Petersburg, and the public gene
rally, for the liberal encouragement he has, received,
and hope (as be has a more extensive assortment
of Patterns, more and better machinery, two good
Cupolssor Fa maces, better workmen, and the whole
Establishment better arranged and systematized,) by
continued efforts, to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage. He is prepared to
execute orders for Casting from an ounce weight to
sixty hundred.
' MILL GEARING .
Of every description ; Shafting, Spindles, Screws,
dee. Castings for every description of Cotton Ma
chinery. ' ' ' -WATER-WHEELS.
He is manufacturing Howd's Csat Iron direct set
ing Waier-Wheel, and has made a number," which
bsva been tested with great success, snd is believed,
from its 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 alsomsnufsctuiing Holchkiss' re-acting
Wheel.
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure.
. TOBACCO PRESSES.
Hehasonhsnd a number of various sixes, fin
ished up complete, which he would sell at reduced
prices for Cash, oi on time to punctual customers.
Flattening Mill, Patent Bands, Sinkers, Levers,
dec, at reduced prices.
HOGSHEAD SCREWS,
With Box, Plate and Ink, all complete, for $35.
EDGE TOOLS.
He has on hand, and continues manufacturing,
Cast 8teel Axis, and other edge tools, warranted e
quel to any made at the North.
Waggon Boxes, both ground and in the rough.
8sd Irons, of sit sizes, j
Firs Dogs of various pstterns.
Furnaces, suited for heating Churches snd Stores.
Stoves, of different sizes, for Factories snd Offices,
Grates of various pstlerna. Plain and Fancy.
IRON RAILING.
Both Csst and Wrought Plain and Fancy.
- Hoisting Machines, for Stores and Ware-houses,
on sn improved plan.
Pumps for Wells, of vsrious constructions
Cotton Gins, and Horse Powers.
PLOUGHS, PLOUGHS.
He has on band a heavy stuck of Ploughs and
Plough Castings, of various Pstterns, from 1 to 4
Horse, viz : Eagle or Meadow, Davis, McCormiek,
Premium, Ciarksville, Fiee Born, Bar Shear, Seed,
Corn, Side Hill, D.,dcc , which he will sell at unu
sual low prices.
Portsble Corn Mills, of superior construction.
Corn Sbellers snd Straw cutters.
Thrsshing Mscbines, Fan Mills, &c. ; snd all oth
er articles uaoally made at such establishment.
Having from 55 to 60 Hands employed, and some
as good workmen as can be found in the but, he
hopes to give as general satisfaction ae to price, work
man. hip and despatch, as any other similar estab
lishment.
He would respectfully invite all who ere willing
to give him an rqusl cbsnce with Richmond or the
Nortb, to give him a call. ,
fry Orders left with Messrs. Mcllwaine x lirown-
ley, Messrs. Q. dr W. L. Morton, at his shop on Old
street, or at the Foundry, will be promptly attended
to. U. WELLS;
Petersburg, March 6. 12 tf
rrfn nrnfl f(tlf 933aHBo
THE Subscriber wishes to sell that valuable
Tract 'of Land, immediately adjoining the
Ciiy of Raleigh, known as the Waterloo Trad,
containing between 400 and 500 Acres. Also, ano
ther Tract of 130 Acres, adjoining ihe above J ract,
known as the Bushy Brsnch Tract.
The above Lands are so well known, that descrip
tion is deemed unnecesssry.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to the Editor of the
" Register."
Febrosry 10,1847. 13 tf
Williams, Hnywood Jc Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
RALEIGH, N. C
Keep constantly on liand a large and tcell-tdected stock of
Foreign and Native Drugs,
AXD ENGLISH. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CHEMICALS,
Which bas 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 Manufactoriea. Our stock of
PAlIf TS, OIJLS AND IYE-STUFFS,
Is slways Urge and complete, comprising in part the
following, v :
American White Lead,
Unseed, lamp, Sperm &
dry and in Oil,
Taoaers' Oils,
Indigo,
Madder,
Ext. Logwood,
CoDDeras,
Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow,
Terdigris,
Chineie Termlllion,
Tenitian Red,
Dye-Stnia generally,
Spanish Brown, &e. ie.
X&ATHE&, COACH. UBJITtrEE - JAT-AIf TAKNI3HE6,
Together with a large and well-selected stock of
FRENCH & AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Which we recommend to Picture Dealers, Builders,
- and other. ......
Tobacco, Scars and Snnffs,
Of the very best quality ; and superior
-Madeira, Sherry Claret and Port
.u. Wines, French Brandy and
London Brown Stout.
AH of which t is offered. for sale. at unusually low
prices, and uoon the most accommodating term.
Orders from. Physician and othera promptly executed
, and particular attention paid to paclupg and
. JaSaSf i tin
for
May. 18, 1847. . , !
40
BECKWlTfl'S'ANTI-DYSPEPTIO
TTnESCUD it JOHNSON havt been-appointed
iiT t Wholesale and Retail Agent, for the sale ef
.Uie e,U known arul widely circuiaiea tmcw.,
Isree" supolr iust nremred aud , now on haniL-
Price tha m t h Pactflrvl " ' ?
iN. B. "None can bo relied upon as genuine, with
out the waiTTsa signature ef the - Proprietor upon
each Box. - ..tsr .
Raleigh, May 12, 1847. ' 39
For Sale,
THAT valuable House and Lot in the City of
Raleigh, at present io the occupancy of tbe
Rev. Mr. Fihck. There is a large, two-story dwel.
ling House, a Btick Office, and all necessary out
houses. A more particular description is deemed
unnecesssry, at those wishing to purchase will ex
amine for themselves. v ' t
Terms of sale very accommodating. Apply to
the Subscriber. '
'GEO. W. MORDECAI.
Raleigh, Jane 19. ' v 60 w?m
Great Mail Line to tiie.North,
Tla Petersburg:, Richmond, Fred
ericksburg: and Washington City.
rmRAYELLEKS going North, are hereby in
U formed that the above Line is the only daily
hue, the matt expeditious lineK and tie only certain
line. . .
Passengers leaving Petersburg by this line, daily
at. 57, A. M., arrive at Baltimore to tes, at Phil
adelpbis, in the course of the night, and at New York
by 12A.M. the next dsy, being a business day, and
sometime two dayt in advance of Travellers by the
River and Bsy Boats, and s re,, moreover, exempt
from all risks of sea sickness and Storms, as by the
James River and Bay Line.
FAKE BV THIS ROUTE.
From Petersburg to Baltimore 7 50
" Baltimore to Philadelphia 3 00
' " Philadelphia to New York by the
early morning line . S 00
In addition to the above line, the Companies on the
Gieat Msil route, hsver on Monday and Thursdays,
s second most delightful line, by way of Acyuiu
Creek and mouth of Potomac,
Psasengers by this laat line, go by the Great Mail
line as far as Acquis Creek, where they take the
swift and beautiful Steamer Powhatan, Capt.C. W.
G chs ill, (which leaves Acqnia Creek immediately
on tbe arrival of tbe Care from Richmond,) and
reach Baltimore some hours in advance of Passen
gers by the J ernes River and Bay Line, and at the
same expense. Passengers by this last line, equally
avoid the dangers of sea sickness and the uncer
tainty of the wide and rough portion of the Bay, be
tween Old Point Comfort and the mouth of Potomac,
and make the trip between 'Acquia Creek and Balti
more in a splendid Steam Boat . unsurpassed an
strength, beauty or comfort.
r or further particulars, or through tickets, apply
at the office of the Richmond and Petersburg Rsil
load Company in Petersburg, or of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Rail Road Company, in Rich
mond to tbe Ticket Agent.
Richmond, Vs., July 1, 1847. 54 3m
NOW READY,
BR. GEORGE B. WOOD'S New and Valuable
Treatise on the Practice of Medicine, 2 vola.
vo. 1 uia day received by
HENRY D. TURNER,
At the N. C Bookstore, Raleigh.
June 30, 1847. 53
FLOUR, MEAL, Ac
n .LOUR, Com Meal, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, dc
IT
for sale at the Auction and Commission Store
ot
N. B. HUGHES.
1CASE OF London Brown Stout
Porter Warrsnted Genuine, and another
fipe of Brandy, of the same brand and quality as
that which we recently had, and which gave such
entire satitf actional just to band, and for sale by
rESCUD & JOHNSON.
July 20. 68 tf
Stsndard copy.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE next Fall snd Winter Course of Lectures
commences in this Institution on tbe first Mon
day in November, end continues four months which
is immediately succeeded by the Spring and Summer
Seaion, which also continues four months. A grs-
tuitous preliminary course commences on the first
Monday in October, and continues one month.
tickets.
B. L. Hill, M. D. Anatomy and Operative
Surgery $10 OC
L. E. Jones, M. D. Msteria Medica, Ther-
speutics and Botany 10 00
J. H. Oliver, M. D, Chemistry and Phar-
macy 10 00
W. Beach, M. D. Surgery and Clinical
Medicine 10 00
A. H. Baldridge, M. D. Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women snd Children 10 00
J.R Buchanan, M.D. Physiology, Institutes
of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence 10 00
T. V. Morrow, M. D. Pathology, Tbeory,
and Practice of Medicine 10 00
Matriculation Ticket $3. Use of Library $2.
Graduation Fee $10. Demonstrator's Ticket $3,
optional. ' , J
8 100 paid on or before tbe first Monday in No
vember next, will be received for tuition in foil of one
student. Or SO dollars paid by the let of Oct. next,
will secure alt tbe tickets for one full - course ; tbe
Demonstrator's ticket, use of Library and Matricu
lation ticket, excepted. 1 he. Institute received its
charter in 1845. The College edifice is situated at
the Corner of Court and Plum streets. The Course
of Instruction will embrace every , thing of value
known snd tsught in the Old Medical Colleges, ss
well as tbe Reformed and Botanical School of Med h
- a aa a
cine. Btx or seven lectures win ne given dai
ly. Bosrd from two and a half to 3 dollar: per
week. : Candidates for Graduslion, in addition to the
preliminary term of study, must have attended two
full courses in some legally incorporated Medical
College, the last . of which mast be in this or one
course after four years' practice. '
All letters soliciting further information, or con
taining money for the Faculty, must be addressed to
the undersigned (post paid.) Notes of solvent Bsnks
of the States in which students reside,' will be' re
ceived in payment of Fees.'
T. V. MORROW, M. Jl.
- ' Deaa of the Faculty.
Cincinnati, July 17,' 1847. ' " : 60 taM
TM'OTICE is hereby giren, that appli
cation will be made to the President, Directors
and Companr of the Bank of Cape Fear, at the expi
ration or three mnrh from the date hereof,' for the
issue of a new certineat for two shares of the' stock
of tha said Bank in the natoe of John McArrf, in
room of th original which I lost or destroyed.'
. ; - - D. B. McARN; Administrator of
' '') . ' v JOHN McARN, decd.
. Fsyetteville, June 11, 1847.: - 48 3m
A pictlonarr of Poetical Qnota
'W. tions Cotisistiog ot elegant extracts on ey-
ery suoject.J uy John T. Watsow, M V
H. D. TURNER,
At the North'CaxoIina Book-store.
July 10th, 1847.
56
6! f1 4'rh r'B3. of North Carolina BA
jBDmHif HP 4yCON, of which 400 piece are
prima (Hams., j .- '
3,000 lb; White Lara.- -:- f
Forsaleby - B. B. BUFF ALOE.
Raleigh, March 6; 1847 - i 4 20- 1
- 75 Barrels of Roe ? and Cut' Her
rings, for sale by ' - - B. B. BUFFALO E.
AajruTAHT GnmiV Oj-ficb,' ?' f ,
' July 17, 1847; '5
B1
Y a clause in an Act of the last General A
semhly of North Carolina, entitled An Act
fur the better regulation of the Militia of this State,"
it was made ihe duty of the undersigned to procure
s desciipiion bf the Uniform and Accoutremento,
- now worn by the Commissioned Officers of the
United Suites Regular Army, which by thia Act is
adopted as the Uniform for Officers commissioned,
of similar grade in the Militia, and have the same,
" together with all thelaws now in force in this State,
regulating the Militia, published in Pamphlet form ;
" and also, to procure McCOxa's Tactics, and furnish
to each Major General five Copies Of each work,
to every Brigadier General, five copies of each work,
" and to each Colonel f a Regiment, twelve copies
of each woik, for distribution among "the Officers
w of the Militia, as the Generals and Colonels may
- think proper."
This is to notify all concerned, that the said Pam
phlet has been published, and the said Tactics pro
cured, and are now in my 'Office, ready for distribu
tion as prescribed by the Act of Assembly. Officers
entitled to the same, will be promptly furnished on
application. ., , v
ROBERT W. HAYWOOD,
Adj'L Geo. N. C. M.
Raleigh, Jaly 20, 1 847. " 58 2m
TIIOMAS II. UIBBLEE,
ATTORN KT AND SOLICITOR,
COMMISSIONER FOR NORTH CAROLINA,
To take Testimony, Acknowledgements, dtc
79 Nasssu Street,
Naw Yoaat.
December 26, 1846. . 104. ly
JEW TJIIJLOIlIji'G
Monsieur Alexander Nelson, begs
leave to inform tbe Citizens of Raleigh an
vicinity, that he has opened a Merchant Tailoring
Store on Fsyetteville Street, a few doors North of the
old Post Office, where he is opening fresh from the
North, snd of the latest importations, a complete as
sortment of Merchant Tailobs' Goons, bought at
reduced prices, snd which he will make up to order
in an unsurpassed style, both as regards cutting and
making. Those who prefer to furnish their own
Goods, either to make up, or to cut only, can rest
assured that no pains will be spared to give them en
tire satisfaction. . All that Moaa. N.'asks, is a trial,
sure that a fashionable and intelligent public will ap
preciate his professional qualities. Cest a taeuvre
que fori connait fartisie.
July 20, 1847. f8 ly
Splendid Schemes.
TO BE DRAWN IN AUGUST, I84T.
JT. W. MAURY dc CO., managers.
(Successors to J. G. Gregory dt Co.)
830,000 I
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 48, for 1847,
To-be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the 14th
of August, 1847.
60 Number Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots. -
SPLENOip 8C1IKME,
1 prize of
$30,000
2 prize of
$1,500
1,000
600
SCO
200
do
do
do
do
10000
5.000
3,500
2,160
10 do
20 'do
20 do
63 do
dec.
dec. . &c.
Tickets $10. Halves $5, Quarters $2 50.
Certificates of packages of 20 Whole tickets, 100
Do do 20 Half do 50
Do . do 20 Quarter do 25
$30,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
To be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the 2lat
of August, 1847.
13 Drawn Numbers out of 75 !
6RA5Q SCHKXI.
1 prlte of
$30,000
20.000
10,000
5 000
3,500
1 prize of
1 do
25 prizes of
63 do
200 do
dec.
$3,285
2,000
1,000
500
200
dc
do
do
do
do
do
2,500
Tickets S 10 Halves $5 Quartern $2 60. '
Certificates of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $130 00
Do do 25 Half do 65 00
Do do 25 Quarters do 32 50
$40,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 52, for 1847,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, Angust 28th.
78 Number Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots !''
srLEKDio schemx: r . r
1 prize of $40,000 1 prize of 2,708
t do 16 000 30 do 1,000
1 do 10,000 60 do '600
1 dff 8.000 I 60 do 400
do 5.0U0 129 do i 300
do . . 3,000 - , dec .. a 4re. ,- -
Tickets $10 Hal res 5 Quarters 2. 10.
Certificates of packages of Whole TickU140
uo ao . sjo Half . do : . . 70
Do
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D" Orders for TickeU and Shi
ires and Certifi
cates of Packages in 'the above. Splendid "Lotteries
win recerre tbe most prompt attention, nd an ac
count of each drawing will be sent immediately af
ter it is over to ait wno order from us Address
J. & C. MAURY, '
Agents for J. W. MAURY dc CO., Manafew, " 5
. . . . Washington, D.C' "
CHMCE1
"ITTOR BALEr lb largo and deughtfolly ahaded
ID ? -DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT; nw oc
cupied by ErBtBSBi Esq. and known as tha Sea w
This property 1 sitnated near the centra or tbe
Cityaod to business sn,' w6uld be one "of the
most pleasant and desirable Residences." ! The p well-
1 the necessary 'but houses.1'
UK im u iugu cviiuihvjii mw m wuw r
'"Pn-" l'rm. annlv to
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Wi
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Eijrlit Mile Wesr hi Ralcisli, ftifct
u tunes vi UMicigUi m .
OkiQU. Jli.l HIJaO( Mt AliU.bAfc-v
.EcT FOEDICE.MDIJBBABI), Ze:r.
frnHIS School forlboyafrill be opened on thr Sth
. 1L d7 M J 'y ;Termi eoa of 5-Tnontns,
including board, whing, d-a, and Tnitron in Latin.
Greek, French and English $87 60 Prdvisloar will
be.made for.tuitibn iu lnstrumenrd. Music and' in
Drawing, for whjch the usual eitr charge will
be made. 1 In vocal music, instructidh will be, given
Pupils will be fitted fof entrance Int9 any clat in
College or will be carried through ian entire Collegi
ate couraeat the option ot ParentaCif sihd'
As a general rule, "Boy wUl'no't .bo received iver
14 years of get'''. 'J7SX
' A Uniform dress'fbr Sdnday t and ajiat occasions,
will be reqglred!' This wifl consist irt summer, a
roundabout of dark' 8ummer fclotfi, with white vest
and pantaloons ; in winter of a roundabout and pan
t aloons of dark e-aycloth with black Vest. JThe or
dinary wearing apparel must be plalri ind atrofigt
uwiura a BUiucicucy oi uuicr cioining,; ooys require
8 shirts; 6 pairs of stocking or aokstfpwket'hand
kerchiefs, to'weta, night eIothel,i&eAlP'uisncil
marked with the ownerVnametn Tull.16''
Till the openingof the 8chbol, ipprica1ion foV ad
mission to be made to the Rev. ALflFiaT Sxixa,
Raleigh.- 's--viastt wr itifj-'J
'- JuneJS, -1847. - !5 -v
WHITE LEAD AND : LINSEED, OIL.
ilTTrTE have just received a large attpply of White
'YV .Lead, of varioua qualities.. Wi also hae
on hand a supply of Mountain Linseed Oil, all kind
of Colors, Varnishes, Sand , Paper, Spts. Turpentiae,
dtc, which w'e will self low on reasonable terms.
' '. ; PESCUD -dj JOHNSON;
Joni 26, ' , (Standard.) h IflM
New,. MnsicalTiibllcalions.
an
rQld Rough andieadyV-Qaick-axepvV f
General Taylor never eurrehdera." Bdena-Vtsta.
Grand Triumphal March, . . : t&r 'vo
Buena yisuQuick-atsp,,,,, ,,
We are happy and (ree. What! a teaf
; The Blind Girl to h?r JIotheK C'f.
The Brigantfleader knd hj;Wu Jftt
- TheTo5ntain-Waltz, ; 4 V
. The 'OfficerViunerair1!' fef f1? I
Sweet Mary mine, 3 "" '
The Grave ef BonaparterHappy Land,? 1
Jenny Linel Galop Porka? " 'm?Whv
Columbia ?the gem of the WeanV'
Tha May Flower Waltr, 'm
' The Flowet- Danced i mks?
The Gypsies Festival; " f - :;m&'
Loveon, Love not, '&e.Ste. '' ' ,r v "'"
Thia day received at' the i N C Bookitor. h
- n i u hi ip ir
Raleigh, July 10th, 1847.
:S6
. IrVH BOOK FOR NORTH .CAROLINA
A ;iTOKNk s and officer ofiCourie, as well
.UL'MVtheys;defliri
Court of Pleas and Qusrter,JSes8jons, msy fiqd it at
Hkhbt Dr TuKXR's, Principal Agent, Raleigh, N .
C, ; at the Book 8tore in VVilmingten ;.atBArt
m ak'b, Edenton, ; and at Hail's, Newbernat the
ow price of $4. J t v.. -;
s Arrangement will perhaps': be nada fbr'A tending;
the work more generally abroad in the State, a ' the
citizen ml many Counties have no' nieans ;novr of
getting it. - '
Attorney,' j nit coming to the Bar, ezouJdget
thia work by all means.- In aomeTowns,1 every Law
yer has it, old snd young. Citizeh ought toj fa vor
it too, for It is by one of our own peoplejjL;4
f ' JAMES SmTfloprietog:"
udb o, io. : . . ; i", ....... 1 40 jom..
v THIS LTAY PUBLISHED;
A IiTested IIanual of the Acts of
theOeneral Assembly of If. Carolina,
From. tiw. Year 1 838 ttrllatiiVttf: t ftR i!,,; '
' BY JAME&lREDELZf a v
- HENRYaDTURNER; '
4. -: tlhefBookr Store?1
JaW 14.
Commission nnd 'Auction Rusiness.
FOR any home prodoco sent a,lo sell, such as
Bacon , Floury dtcv w warrant the highest
City prices, and as prompt returns, as sales wilt per
mit. We promise the- aarnO" of. any other' artidea
sent u in our line, whether of foreignor -l domestlo
goods.'- Partial adyances wHl be made in Cash when
it ia desired. ILlPECK& ON.c
Raleigh, July 13.- fiWrn-THvgJ
-iiMh m t r in. i t
ATHIS ESTABLISHM EN T, ao tavor
sb)y.kQown lor the coratiye quaJities of
its water, and the oleganee and comfort
of its ecommodstioB will be opened for
the reception of Visitor on the firc of Jone,V
i It io attoated 50 miles front Alexandria, 35- from
Fredericksburg, and 20 miles East of the Blue Bidgo,
in onoof the most healthy and delightful climate? of
Virginia.- The direction and management will oe
the same as heretofore,1 and the same, attention paid
to the comfort and accommodation of their guests
W0 have an abundant op oif Ice
Tbe season commences tha first of Jnoec 'and will
end the 1st of October, emhradng 4 ndx.ths t i
Lovers of Music wilt find. the Band njuturpaatedl
$10 per week, $9 per week for, twofreek, g30
per jnootbi snd $80 for the season J' ..vi , ! ...
For nvre.than.OTis day, SI 5a.per day. . 0 cents'
for a single meal, 25 cent for lodging, chilJren tn
der, twelve years of age, and servants, half price -r-
Uorses 50 cts.per day, per ween 2 50, per month tft.
' .Triweekly stage will ran from WssUngton nntil
the 1st of Jolyi after that time daily. . . ?
Thero wul be a Una of stages from Fredericuburi
sfier thsvlst of July, pravioua to wiiib, conveyance
wilt beuuusbedpnaccominodaUns tenas. 'i i.
tj&iini-tixxxxi. tsyt M,DAIiIELWARD;::
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D! HATE ipow ii hand4Tal.ariety res. j mixed
cbllectonJ6f GOODScoosisting of Dry Goods,
Uroceriea, HardwsrSj,. f ron,- Booka-Pperr Jpk, 4--decide,
alt of which ia oeredat, jBnustfal Ww.pace,
for CAtajUKtT, at tb -incrion and Ccmisaida
.Store;of.i5;BjlMI
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