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PFBLIsnEB SESI-WEEKLY AXD WEBItT, BT t
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS. ;
StUcriptio. Sm-WticLT PrtR Rt
dol-
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Y'tnvT rAFKft I nroo iaiiarv pvr taium.
4 letrtix ments. For every Sist ten Lie$, tint,
5,jrtion, Oae DuIUr; ch uWuut iusrtion,
Yeaty-e Cents. .
Crt Order and Jmaieial Aaperiiatmtmtt will be
thared 35 Pf epat bifche; Jednctk ef 33 J
-r rent wi!t be made from tie regular prices, for
,Jfert Vytbe year. ; . ,
AdrertisemenU, Inserted in the St- KCKZ.T Kk-
irra, will also appear Ui the Wkkklt Paper, free
jj- Letters to the Editor most be "rost-PAiix.
IOrrfiK tor aait, oe iraci oi iru,
on which I reside in the County f Halifax, etui
u ntni fio.n 13 lo 1400 Acres, within five miles of
(jitiHi. in a mile nd a half of the Ki ver on one side,
and in a mile f I ue (ijinoo and Raleifh Kail rtod
ea ttts other Thin land combine mny advantafes,
iu protimifT to the Kier and Kail KosJ affords eve
ry advantage of ieUirH? speeuuy to a mamet ; mil
wilt renders it still nor dasireHle is. that there can
not be f-Mind a healthier situation The building
apoa it are ail 6mfortauhvant but lately rejiairrHl-
I in fice the ttennoa of ji-nu-Mnea reiuinr ta ut
unheal' by duMricts oltlte Stale to H, with the u
raiice that I will sell it upost ihe most remoiiahie and
arcooimodatin; terma. f Shitakl I not eucrred in fii
dinc t pon huer. previous to the ISth of November,
it will then be oflered at Public !le.
At ths same time, I shall otter t eaJe rrbm 20 to
3 valuable .Negroes, which I tools, rreat pains ia
lectint fr my own oe. expecting U be ahxent
friiq the siaie. lor a m-Hua or two, toe isno ani
weenie cu uu u - " vr
on it in my absence, or by Mr. N atk l- Emwabbs,
rwiJin near t iu . ,. , K. H. MOsBY.
Ju!j 17. 1347. 58-tf
United. States, Army.
uECuurriG service.
WANTED! for 'the .Ujhtb States Akmt,
ABLE-BODIED MEN, between the ages
of IS and J'Veerst beinf above 5 feet 3 inches high.
t pta viaTaafT) anq oi reapeeiaoie sianamg among
their fellow-cilixens, Noc Deed apply to elr the
fPiice, bat those who are delextniarHl to srve boa-
tuij and faithfully, the. permd of,4hic euli-trwn,
rx; during the irax tnti Mczict, or for the term
of re yarr, as the recruit may elect, . ;
Thix table saerosfaen-'Pay ef ArtHle Pey or Dra
monnt jtf wkicktrf &. IafaniryVoona t Ri
nfisted toldirrs. s-e-lSoldierV, and'flemen wheu
cording t e 1 heir resaf Dnrgeens" tc mjuAttl.
yertr frAdes, tre ett-j Riflemen when!
tviea re renin jorvtertTng onjvoi.i
tkttr rertuit.
p-7
for 5
T. ih- 'et Major. Qr
muter S'et.ehW-f mu-j
ixtaa. &. chief Bugler.
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T 1st SV'cf CompV,
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204 1020
16
193 UCO
1G 132!
Ordnance Sergeauts
All ether S'gis each
Corporals
Barren
Magician
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103 54U
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156
780
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Farriers i. blacksmiths'
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Art fiVrrs
frivate.
490
A hoantv of TWELVE DOLLARS will b paid
to each recruit enlisted for the Artillery, Infantry or
nnnleJ TejTiments : Also, o.xt hosdhud a.xd sixty
tears or laxd, or $100, on biug honorably dis-
Besides the monthly par, above stated, one ratios
pr dy is t lowed every soldier, which is amply suf
ficient f.r hu snibaisteuce- -lso, a large supply of
can fort iMs and genteel clothing. Good quarter
id fje are at an timei farnished ; and every alien-
t a will rw pa to mtkin thoe men w-io may en-l-vt.
and art. determined to serve their country in
eood faith, comfortable anic' n'ented with the'irwtn
atioi. The best medical attendance is always pro-Ti-!ed
for the sick soldier ;'and no deduction of pay
i made during the period he is nnable to peform his
duty. Should the soldier be disabled in ' the Hue of
bis duty, the laws provide a pension' for him.
By the above it is ism that the pay and allow
a nees are re.pctabl-. and that, with p-o leorn and
ee nbmy, the mon'bly pay of the soldier may be la:d
p as everything renUite for bis comfort aud con
venience Is farnihd by the Government, including
bis sugar asd eoffVe. The prudent soldier, therefore,
may readify save from 400 to $1020 during his en
Hatmentof Frvt Ykass ; and at the expiration of the
term, he can, if 'lie cboosrN, porcliaae a small farm
in any of ihe Western State, and there nettle him-!
self comfortaU? on his own laud, for the real of hw
life. - " ur" ' ' ' ' "
The surrrofTWO DOtl.ARS will he paid In any
ctTnxv; nn-eomims stoned Ificeroi soldier, who shail
bring to the reodexvons an able-bodied recruit, who
hall be regularly enfiflted'Theeitlzen ahould pre
sent hi recruit to the Lientsnantbr Captaiu, and not
t the Recruiting Sergeants. " ' "
GEO..U'. HAWKINS.
' fid LieuC Key;. Mounted Jliflemen, f
- ', and Ifecruiliug Oflicer.
efm Tl Tn fr T?.nrTTvnni "1 ' ' ' '
Raleieh. N.Cr, ?47.
J A .TIES'. New Novel-M AfCGARBT
ti rt A II A M, or the Keveree of Fort she
Norman's Uridfe. New Novel, by the Author of
Two Old iteeV Tales.
Taiee andike(chea. by the late Wm, L. Stone,
Esq. i.Ko. 29 Pictorial England.
W. eMuis I4ihi hy-Mus Pardoe, (mcd last.)
1M day received by
;:w II; D: TUliNBR; N. U. Bookstore.
Ba!eigh, QcU 1 1 , t8v7. ; . 62
ilardenern Almanaq for 18 18.
Xf taudrsth s Raral Register and Almaaae for
witfi rtaay engravings.- price 25 cents. '
4 Hj t HENRY-D.-T'R?ER
Oruber 7i .l rWi N. C BwokJtore.'
T
VCQN.'e haavUa Vjb hare redved jt.Wagoa
JB) '.nad, which wa beliire- lobe Ttrv good and
-U )t, for small ptOst, f0rthe CaH-Good
wi'l hf Kiren fbr good Haoia,w2ier snek an
. WILL.. PECK: & SON.
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11.
LOZ iiu.V u riiiog Jnk.' of U. vriard &
"V OVO i.nuf.i.lnM ' fnt la ! IPS Au.MOli
1 t'ay Pay Py Py Py
per per for 2 per per
nt'h ain y'rs. m'h am
. Fs s s I is is
v. JACOB SIOEIl, Jr.
" Importer & Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
WISES, liiaVORS,
, OF- ALL COUNTRIES,
IVo. 76 Waluat Street,
INVITED the attention of the Trade aud consumers
In his extensive stock of cood, pure Wines,
d;c., of various grades and prices : all of
which have been' carefully selected
by htm in Europe,
Principally in the Districts where Produced.
AN BXfEHlK.NCC or twenty years in this bu-i-ness,
and as uccessor to the laie Jonn V.vohak,
Esq. wiin an extensive European com-eriion and
direct pcrnoaal knowledge of he principal Wint dii
tried ol Prance, Germany, ice. enables him to guar
antee the excellence and good condition of every ar
ticle sold by him. His new Store nd Cetljr. ar
raned and buili for the purpose, insure the pietrva
tion of hu wines in perfect condition : (and the present
Stock having been land-d principally before the first
f December la-t, when the new and high Tariff on
Winrs took effect, enables htm to ell on ihe most ad
vuntsaeou" terms.
T l)eicriptivn Catalogues furnishetl on spplica
tion personally or bv letter ; in etdcrin Wises frm
which, eatiffartion will be guarantied.
VlSE3' AiC. IjCFOaTED TO OttDKR, SUBJECT TO Ap-
raovAL os Aruival.
Marrh ?9. ISt7. T-ly
VViierry's Office,
PETER S3URG, V1R G I N I A .
The ItIot Crilliaut Lottery
Erer Drawn in the United Stales.
own nnn i
940.0OO! 930,000!
S0O prixes of $2 000, amounting to $4i0.000.
(jy Being the Longest Thru Number Prizes.
The 1st and Sl drawn number. l .ot0 !
The Sd and'Sd, or 3d and 4ih drawn numbers, 500 !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 3 f.ir 1847
To be drawn in Alexandria, on etaturdsy. the 30th
Jay of October, IH7, under the superintendence
Vr Uommisiitters.
J. W. M AUK V dc Cl. Alansgera.
(Successors to J. G. Gregory 4r Co.)
75 Numhei Lottery 12 Drawn Ballots?"
XAsairiCKHT acaiutE ;
I grand capital prize uf $ 100.000
I grand prize of 40 UOO
I splendid prize of 20 000
1 do 15.000
I do 12.075
5 splendid prizes of ltt.OOO
5 d.W 6,000
5 do 4,0O
200 prizes (Lowest Three Norahers) of 2.000
63 do (1st and 2d drwn Number) of 1,000
126 do (2d k:ld. or 3d & 4lh drawn Nos.) 600
U'5 do (4th V ftih.orftih &.6th.lrawn Noe.)250
126 do (6ihdc7th, or7lbdc8lhdrawo Nus.) 15o
3717 do 80
23136 d i 40
rRI:E OF TICKETS.
Wholes $40, Halves 20. Quarters 10, Eighths 6.
In thi -"cheras. funned by ihe t.-mary combination
of 75 number, making 67,525 titkeie. snd the
drawing of 12 ballot, ibrre will te 220 Prize,
earh hxvmg three of the drawn numbers on th-m j
4.153 earh having two of them on ; and 2:1,436
escb having one. only, or Ihem on ; and also. 39,
71 1 tn keU having none of the drawn numbers on,
being blanks. f
To .felermine the fste of tUese prizes and Idatoks, 75
namters, from I to 75 inclusive, will be severally
pliced n a wheel on the dsy of the drawinc. and
It of them will be drawn out at random ; and that
tLket having on ii. as a combination, the lt, 2d
and3ddriwn nomtierm, will be entitled to the
Grand Capital Prize of SI 00,000
That ticket having on it the 4th, 5th and 6.h
drawn numbers, in 40,000
Thu ticket having on it the 7th, 8th and 9th
ilrawn numbers, to 20,000
That ticket having on it the lOih, 11th and
12th drawn numbers to 15,000
That ticket having n it the 2d, 3d and 4th
drawn numbers, to 12,075
Too-. 5 ticket having .on them the 3-1, 4th
nd 6-h th. 6ih snd 7th 6ih. 7ih and
Htb 8th. 9ih and 10th, or 9th, 10th and
Ulh drawn nomlers, each 10,000
Thnne 5 tickets havins n them ihe lt, 2d
and 4ih 2d, 3d and 5th 3.1, 4 ih and 6h
4h. 5lh and 7th, or 6th, 7th and 9th
drawn fcumben. each 6,000
Tboee 5 tickets havinc on them the 8lh. 9ih
snd Uth 9th, 10th and 12th 2d,4ih.t
6th 3d, Ath and 7th. or 4ih, 6th and 8ih
drawn number, each 4,000
All other tickets having on them any mnai
of the drawn ifumhers, (being 200.) each 2,000
Thoee 63 tickets having on them the 1st and
Sd drawn numbers, each 1,000
Those 128 ticket having on them the 2d &
3d. or 3d and 4 th drwwn nombera. each 500
Thre 126 tickets having on them the 4h
and 5h or the 5th and 6ih drawn num
bers etch " 250
Thoee 126 tickets having on them the 6th tc
7ih. or the 7th and bin drawn numbers,
each 153
Ail other ticket having on them any two of
the d'awn numbers, (l-ein? 3,717,) each 80
nd all other tickets, having one. only of
the drawn numbers on them, (being 23, : ,
438.) earh , , ... . 40
No ticket whish sliall have drawn a priz4 of a u-
perior dt-nominalion can be entitled to an inleriur
pri6.' ' , .........
Pixe payaMe f-rty days after the drawing, and
subject to Ihe usual deduction of fifteen per cenU
Parkages of tickets, and single tickets, in the
iibove .Mammoth Lottery, can be obtained of ihe
Managers or their A gents, or the Venders throughout
tha Union ; '
RATES BT THE PACKAGE.
'p5ekagsof 25 Whole Tickets containing all the
Nos. from 1 to t5 Inclosi ve. at 1 40. $ 1 ,J0
Deduct 1 Whok Tickets, or 12 per cent. 50
880
468
fackaa warranted to draw back
Certificata nf package af JtTbalas will be sept foe $47
. , Halves, quarters tad eighths in i rofwiion. .
THOMAS ft:' tl.lBBI.EI?, .
ATTORNEY. AND SOLICITOR.,,
COMMIHSIDN ER FOR NORTH. CAROLINA.
To take Testimony, Acknowledgements. Ac
i 79 Nassau Street,
- Ntvr Yok.
December 2 S, 1 348. 104 ly
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1847
THE PETERSBURG
IRON, BELL AND BRASS
an do Tjar sap ao oa r
Machine, Smith-Shop, Edse-Tool Factory, &c.
Iu full operation.
THE undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens of Petersburg, and the public gene
rally, for the liben.1 encouragement he has received,
and hopes (as he has a more extensive assortment
of Patterns, more and better machinery, two good
Cupohtenr Furnaces, bates workmen, and the whole
Estalduhment belter arranged and ysiemalized,) by
continued efforts to give alifactton lo all who mij
favir him with their patronage. He is prrpred lo
execute orders (or Casting from an ounce weight to
fixty hundied. t
MILL CEARLVG
Of every desciiption; halting. Spindles, fcJcrewa.
Ac. Castings for every description of Cotton Ma
chinery. Water-wheels.
He is manufacturing tlowd' Cat Iron direct act
ing Water-Wheel, and ha made a number. hirh
have been tested with great nuccess, uml is believed,
from its structure, durability and strength, to surpass
all other W h el uniTir less head of water than 14
feet. The aent for the above Wheels here, who
gives his whole attention to putting them up. The
subscriber is also manufacturing 11 otchkina' re-acting
Wheel
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low I'renRure.
TOBACCO PRESSES.
He has on hand a number of various sites fin
ished up complete, which he. would cell st reduced
prit-es for Cash, or on lime to punctual cutomer.
Flattening Mills, Paent Bands, tinkers, Levers,
die, at reduced prices.
HOGSHEAD SCREWS,
With Box, Plate and Ink, all complete, for 335.
EDGE TOOLS.
He bas on hand, and continues manufacturing,
Cast Ste. I Axes, and other edge tools, warranted e
qual to any made at the Nonh.
Waggon Uoxes, both ground and in the rough.
Sad Irons, of all sizes.
Fire Dogs of various patterns.
Furnaces, suited for beating Churches and Stores.
Stoves, of different size, lor Factories snd Offices,
Grates of various patterns. Plain aud Fancv.
IKON RAILING.
Both Cast and Wrought Plain and Fancy.
Hoisting Machine, lor Stores and-Ware-houses,
on sn improved plan.
Pumpa for Well, of various constructions.
Cotton Gins, and Horse Power.
PLOUOIIS, PLoucns.
He has on hand a heavy utock of Ploughs and
Plough Castings, of various Patterns, from 1 to 4
Horse, viz : Esgle or Meadow, Davi. McCormick,
Premium, Clarkville, Kiee Born. Bar Shear, S.-ed,
Corn, Side Hill, D., dec , which he will sell at unu
sual low price.
Portable Corn Mill, of superior construction.
Corn Shelter snd tflraw cutters.
Thrashing Machines. Fan Mills, Ac; snd all oth
er arliclrs uually made at such establishment.
Having from 55 to 60 Hands employed, and some
as good workmen as can be found in the biate, he
hopes to give as general satisfaction as to prict, work
manahip and despatch, as any other similar estab
lishment ' Me would respectfully incite all who are willing
to give bim an equal chance with Richmoud or the
North, to give him a cull.
Orders left with Messrs. McIIwaine & Brown-
ley, Mesr. Q A W. L. Morton, st his shop on Old
street, or at the Foundry, will be promptly attended
to. U. WELLS.
Petersburg, March 6. 12 tf
T
HE Subscriber wishes to sell that valuable
Tract of Land, immediatelv adjoining the
City of Raleigh, known as the Waterloo Traet
containing between 400 aud 5(0 Acres. Also. ano
ther Trait of 130 Acre, adjoining the above Tract,
known as the " Bushy Branch" Tract.
The above Lands are so well known, that descrip
tion i deemed unnecessary.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to the Editor of the
Register."
JAMES H. COOKE.
Fcbrosry 10; 1817. 13 tf
Sprain's Hotel for Sale.
BY virtue of a Deed in Trust executed to
me by Benjamin J. Spruiil and Christian his
wife, for certain purposes in the said Deed
mentioned, and which is of record in the Registei'
Office of Halifax County, I shall, on Friday, the
12th dsy of November next, in the Town of Wel
don, expose lo public sale, that valuable property in
the Town of Weldon. known as
SPRIIILLS HOTEL.
The buildings are large and commodious, nearly
new. and in eood repair. It ha been for many years
ihe Rail Road House, and if well managed is very
valuable properly. It has been rented out the pres
ent year for the sum of $700 Possession to be given
on the 16th November, 1847.
Terms of Sale : About 2,000 will be required in
Cash, the residue at Six, Twelve and Eighteen
months, with bond and security, bearing interest.
The title, I am advised, is beyond dipute. but sell
ing a Trustee, I shall convey such title lo ihe pur
cbaeer. as is vested in me only All Mr. Spruiil's
creditors are secured, in the said Trust, and 1 request
i hey will, by themselves or agents, have their claims
present at the day of Kale.
WM. II. HUGHES, Trustee.
Oct. IS. 83 ts
Sale ol' Lots for Taxes.
AGREEABLY to at. Order, granted at ihe Sep
tember Term of Cumberland County Court, I
will expose lo Public Sale, at tne court noose in
Fsyelleville. on ihe first Mondav in Uecemler next.
for Cssh, the following LtTS, or o much thereof a
will p:iy the Taxes due the Town of r syetteviiie,
for I845 and I846, together with all incidental ex
iencs thereon ; n:
b Lots in lwer Fayeiteville. belonging to the
Heirs of Gilbert Krclea. for the Taxes of .
1845. valued atftfiOO.
$3 00
3 00
13 7$
5 Lots in ler Fayeiteville, belonging to the
him Heire, for the year 1846, subject to
double lav,
1 Lo comer of Union 5treet and Maiden
Lane, the residence of W . L-tts, valued
atS2700,
I Lot. .m Maiden Lane, W.8. Lai Is, and 3
Pdle. 1 250,
1 Lot. on Hay Street, Pride Jones, subject to
double tax. 8000.
1 L"t. on Chatham Street. Jacaes Vann, and
1 PoJl, f4ltO.. . i
1 Lot on HilUboreogh Sireel, Meeea Branch,
4 25
10 00
3 00
2 Polls, $200.
. 3 00
unnnflN DEM1NG. Collectot
FayetteviJIe, t-ept. 23. 18 17. ( I'riAdv 9X) 78
rt'IIE
Subscriber wishes to porchase 10.C0O lb, cf
I good
Tallow. f.,r whh-h b Will PT M rtel
S'leei. . a v.'-a exu." .
Raleigh, Sep. 9, 1847.
r n nilLT A 1 rli!
''aasaEraTagaEMEasBaaaBMB .anjm3jLJl2-, ' ' ' "-tjr---'!--L ' - ' . ; v a Wrv
1,000 CASES
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
AT THE LADIES' SALOON,
On Main Street, near Walter's City Hotel,
Norfolk, Vm
THE SCBSCBIBER, having re-
enlarged bis Store for retail
nd having taken the whole
for wholesale goods, be is now
prepared tj show the largest and best stock of Boot,
Shoes and Brogans. for the Fall aud Winter trade,
whiib he has ever had. He has jot returned from
the Noith and East, where he ha visited all the
principal Shoe manufactories and purchased from
them his stock-at cash prices almost entirely.
' He will therefore be enabled to sell to Country
Meichauts and others, at very low prices.
HE HAS NOW ON HAND,
5,000 pairs Men very heavy thick Brogans, dou
ble soles and double stitch d.
2,000 puirs Meu's coarse Brngar.,2d & 3d quality.
3,000 do do lined and bound Brogans and
Bootees.
1,000 pairs Men coarse thick Cowhide and Grain
Leather Uoot. double soles, the very htl quality.
400 pairs Men's Fishermen Boots, mmie of heavy
wax Leather and Grain Leather very long legs lo
wade in, and double soles.
500 pairs Gentlemen's Water Proof Boots, with
double Call Lin uppers and heavy double soles.
1,000 pair Gentlemen's Nopnleon Boots, with
nailed and clu; bottoms, assorted qualitie.
5,000 pairs Women's Leather Boot, assorted
kind, such aa heavy Kip, Wax and Grain Leather,
and Goat Kkin Bo. -tec.
2,000 psir Women' Leather Shoe and Buskins.
BESIDES THE AUOVE GOODS,
We have more than our usual supply of Ladies'
Shoes, Ladies Gaiter Boots, and over 20,000 pairs
Children's Shoes; Men and Wpmen Servants' Shoes,
Travelling Trunks of every kind, Valies and Carjiet
Ba;s; all of which mokes our assortment unusually
large and very attractive the whole of it will be -o!il
(heap for cash, or on short lime to punctual customers.
Country Merchant and Strangers viditinjj Norfolk,
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to
call and examine our extensive assortment before
huiine.
The Ladies' Saloon is on Main Street, near Wal
ter's City Hotel.
W. II . ADDINGTON.
September 23. 78
TO SPORTSMEN.
PATENT
the barrel self-he vol-I
vaults aes ltElKAXIJa
PISTOLS.
(P5 Gui
KOoT has jul received a fine lot of
uns, ft wder, f o-vder r Iasks. Snot Usgs.
I ird Bags, dec, all of which will be sold low.
Aug 7.
63
LA RGEsupplyof GLASSWARE aiidSHOP
FURNITURE, just to baud aud for sale by
fE&CUD &. JU1LNSO.N.
Aueust 2H. (Standard.) C3
Valuable Mills, Land, &c.
FOR SALE.
fpHE 8UDSCRIBER. offers for sale that valub!e
JL Irojeriy, known as !inuck's IT2ilIil, situa
ted on Neue River, six miles from b'aluioh, ao the
tage rad leading to Tarhorotigh. The Mill ha
16 feel fall of water, and of njfficient quantity at all
times to carry three Crist Mills and a Saw Mill,
which are daily running. The situation is a most
eigihle one lor the erection of a Cotton or Wool
r nctury ; and a comeleul judge has said that there
is sufficient water-power to carry the Mills already in
1 sd. and 5,000 spindles.
He also wishes to sell the Buildings and Land ad
joining. The Tract contains 210 Acres, one-half
woodland, and all of lha very first quality. There
is also every vaiiety of Out-houses on the Premises,
fUch. as Barns, dec-, as good as any in the County,
with a Tan Yard, and Distillery altuchcd There is
Lcsides. a fine young Orchard of Apple and Peach
Trees, just beginning to bear Fruit.
The above valuable Property is offered at private
sale; but if not disposed of by the 25th of Octoier,
(instant.) the whoie will be exposed to puhlic snle
n that day, on the premises, st 10 o'clock, A M ,
i.getber with the Stock of Cattle aud Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, dec, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase, will, of course, ex
amine the prnjierty, who will a'ways find the Sub
-criber on the premit-es, ready to exhibit any or all
of the fixtures, Ace. For further particulars, address
the Subscriber, or the Edilor of the " Reaister," Ha-
leieh, N. C. WM. N. SUAUCK.
October 5, 1847. 80 t
David B. Small,
COPPERSMITH,
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORKER,
NO. C2, PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
(i IX HE Subscriber, having been long established in
the above business, tenders his services to the
Distillers of Turpentine in the State of Nonh Caro
lina, for the manufacturing of Turpeutiue Still?, ha
ving already furnished a number of them, for which
satiKfactory reference cau b eiven.
Persons in want ef Turpentine Stills, or any other
Copper work, Tin, Sheet Iron, or Iead work, For
cine and Lifliu Pumps, Stoves and Pipe, en be ac
commodated, loholetale or retail, ou as favorable
terms, an any House in Baltimore, or any other City.
The new Packet Line arrangement now makes it
certain to Merchants aud others, that their orders
wiil be forwarded.
October 1C. 1H47. 84 ta$j
A Desirable Situation.,
ON Monday. 29tb of November next, will be of.
fen d for ale to the highest bidder, at the Couit
House in Ihe City r Jtaleigb, 1 b.t choice location
for a private Residence on Faveiteville Street, imme
diately' North of, and adjinig the Residence of the
Pi
Vfla house
a 4
s s s s fcrAri
Hon WM. Ii tUYWowB.Jr. knon.as ue airs.
Fames House The It extends back to Wil
mington Street, with a large fine Garden on it. The
House hat had $700 worth of improvement laid out
on it within the last few years. Possession will be
immediately given, rrd terms made known at ihe
time of sale Ih the meantime, it may W fioasrh
privately. Address the Nuhec'ribor, stSmithfield, N
C. JNO. MACLEOD, AgeaL
Bcna Vita. Johnston Co. )
OctoLer 6, 1847. 81 U
ETTE
IX HE subscriber otiier lor sale the Tract of Land
8, on which the late James Wtchs resided.eeit-
uewu on j ar rtter in the County of Granville, within
twelve miles of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road,
and containing UOO acres. About one half ia wood
land, and one fourth of ihe Tract, river low, grounds.
There sre two good dwelling bouses on the premises
snd all other necessary buildings for a farm in good
order. The above land is surpassed in fertility by
few. if any Tracts in this part of the State, and is sit
uated in a plensant snd healthy neighborhood. Terms
accommodating. For further particulars, address
the subscribers at Henderson, N. C
P. W. WYCHE,
J. T. WYCHE.
Julv 18, 1847.
ExVs.
48 tf
Fall and Winter Glotbing !
"071 -L. HARDING would respectfully info rm the
citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that he is
now receiving his stock of
FALL. AIL iVOTESl CL,OTliilf G,
and will in a few weeks be in receipt of aa large and
complete an assortment a ever was opened in ibis mar
ket. His Clothing has been manufactured in very
superior style, of good materials, expressly for this
market ; therefore, those tbat wish 10 purchase fash
ionable and ell made Clothing, at Northern prices,
will do well by giving him a call.
Just received a lot of black Cloth Dress and Frock
coat ; blue black Beaver Over and Frock coats ;
Rough and Ready, and Blanket 0er coats; black
Doe Skin Cassimere and Cloth Pants; Fancy Cae
simere and Satinet Pants: Mack Salin,Merinoj
l-ashmcre and Valencia Vste ; under Shirts. Linen
Uoi-om Shirts, Drawers, Scaifs, Cravats, Collars,
Suspenders, Gloves. &r. ; at the store on Feyette
ville street, one door above the corner known as B.
B.Smith's.
Raleigh. Sept. 16 1847. 75 3m
O.
L. mJKCEI fc
opening their Fall
CO.
Stock of Boots,
A"
RE now
Shoes, &c, which consists in part of I. Rob
inson s
Ladies' Buskin Welts, Morocco,
Do
do
Kid,
Do the finest stitched do
Do Gum Elastic Sandals, patent article,
Do do Over Shoes, do
Gentlemen's Gum Elastic Sandals, do
Do Do Over Shoes, meta'ic,
Misses Boots. Women's do. Morocco do. Seal,
Boys Shoe, all kinds; Children's do., I. Robinson's
make ; Women's Leather Boots, do. Shoes, Men's
coarse Boots, do. Shoes ; in fact, every thing in our
line Oct. h. 81
ISolliiigbrook Hotel aud Stables
FOR RENT.
-fc? This well known and extensive Ho-
EHJJL tel, has been put in complete orderJI2I
and thoroughly re-painted. Any information in re
gard to the Establishment, can be obtained of Mr.
Kirby, (the present landlord,) whose lease expires on
the 31st December next, aud Mho will dispose of ihe
Furniture, Bedding, Ac.
To an experienced man, ibis property offers in
ducements, as the rent will be moderate.
For terms, apply to ' '" f
JOHN V. WILLCOX
AND'W. KE VAN,
Trustees Bollinjjbrook Hotel Co.
Petersburg, Oc. 14. 83 6t
Masonic.
THE Grand Lodge of Tf ortb Caro
lilia will convene in ibis City on Monday
evening, the 6th December next, at 7 o'clock, for the
transaction of such business as may be submitted for
its consideration. Officers of Subordinate Lodges
sre requested to attend in person, or cause proper
Delegates to be appointed in obedience to the Con
stiiution and general reculations of ihe Graud Lodge.
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
WILLIAM THOs. BAIN,
Grand Secretary.
RaJeich, October 15. 80
fii:e :
r n II K iETIf A I XSURAWC K COM PA
fl. It Y, of U art lord, Conn. Offers to
insure Buildings and Merchandize, against loss or
damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times.
This is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com
panies in the United States, and pays its losses
promptly.
Applications for Insurance in naleigh.or its vi
cinity, to be made to S. W. WHITING,
" Agent.
And for Milton, N. C. and vicinity, to
N. J. PALMER, Agent.
October, 1847. 83 '
A RAItJG CIJANCJL1 1
FOR SALE, 1 be large and delightfully shaded
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, new oc
cupied by P. Bosbkk, Esq. and known aa the Shaw
Lot. ;" '5
This property is situated nesr the centre of the
City, and to a business man, would be .one of the
most pleasant and desirable Residences.' The Dwell
ing is in good condition, and has attached to it, all
the necessary out houses. " ; ' , u ..- -For
terms, applv to 1 ,..::-., -
JAS. R. C.VLLUM.'Milfon
or, J.S. M. '-TOW L Eft, Raleigh. '
July 16, 1817. 4 -'-''i 67 tf
.TaTTOST respectfully calls the attention of h"K ens-l
w fi tomers and tlie public, to his new etocfc. ol
f ALL GOODS. It embraces everything desirable
for the seasoti. 'Phe following are tbe leading art cues i
50 pieres fancy CWimeres, which b will make
op from" ftt' ia $10 a pair jmiUawn-, . 50 pieces
Vesting, tneludlng Meitoos, Oashmere. Cmbroide-.
ries. Silk. Sktin and Velvet. Beautiful French black,
brown 'and Viae Cloths Black Doe Skins and I Bea
ver Cloth All of vihich wifl he riisde up. In the
est manner, very cheap, for Cash. A first-rate pi
is alwava warranted. ',- ' "i ' -'J,.r
Also, everv kind of Shirtr Collars. ' Cratata,
earfs. Suspenders. Gloves and Umbrellas. ,
I : ALEX. NELSON, Oppoeito-Market House.
Oct. 12, 1847. ."-St
p ,t'"wv wit -
ftnTrriT inl i il
gBJMr-lM
1
light Eenli SnTES, D. JM TitiferiF
e?. ALBERT SMDEeWJ i
THE tE)uft.TiRBiil&
commence on the lQUt iff Natetnhar, a4 aen
tiuue till lha l5tJjofAprVX;v
TERMS Pa table AnvAsoi ..4L
For board and Engliah Twitioo, Mr :Trm., i ho
of Five. Months, . , , .:, fil60)d
For Tuition iu FreneS, . ." i ' V v- mM
luitiou in Music, on the Piano, Organ, ox . ,
wiiu 53 OU for the use of Fjno brOrfcaa.
TuitioB on the Harpy Willi uio It Uittir
ment,' -' - 'ixe .'Jw:
bo
t union in drawing and i'alnuhg, in water y " a?
Colors, ' ; - ,s j i-smti Jry fj
Oil Colors -, . , ' :",:'r'15"00
Psus and Ink; - ' . j-U'Jftrr
N. B. To prevent rivalry ahtf -eifafaaijca id
dress, a simple Uniform is adopted, to be, need Oti
Sundays and special, occaaiona. , Tbii tnWistlr,
consists of a darts, blue Dress, with straw bomjatrf
trimmed with blue ribbon, lor thci ordinary appa-
rel, the Pupils may Wear dreeeea of Calico, GtPgLam,
fir enpk nll .:..tf. r -Ti' ' l
ntinar hnlrt in
me vnapei oy the Kector, Pupils have rarely Occa
sion to visit the City. Thery w allotved to do so,
only under special goardiauebip. '
Raleigh Sept. 28, 1847. t 78-lflO-
TRINITY SCHOOL,
Eiglit Wiles West ol Xtoleish If. Cs
Right Rev, L. S. IVES, D, Visiferi ., -Rev.
FORDYCE St tlUBBARDi RtcUri f
THE second Term of this School, iU 60jxuneDff
oil the lOUiday of Novembers . 8 if
, TERM S- Pa t a blb tM , Asfxkct $ A
For board and Tuition in a course af stodieaflltmjf
the Popi! for entrance into any class ia Cotleg, ia-
eluding French, if desired, ?87 50.
As a general rule, boys wilt not be received sWf
fourteen years of age. A Uniform dress for Sunday
and special occasions Will bo required. ; This srill
consist in Winter, of a ronndaboot, and paataloona
J 1 ' - a . a a - , -
01 uar grey cioin, fvun Diacit vest Tha ordinary
wearing apparel must be plain and strong. ' Besidsw
a sufacieacy of outer ciothimr. hova reonira eTs-fia
shirts, six pair of stockings or socks, sir pocket-haud-'
aercuieis, six to we IS, night clothes, &&, all distiflct-
ty marted witb the owner's name in full. f s
si
TnE Pctersbtirg Pitts ixxldZltxr nd
Iusarance Company, (at their Seej
in the Exchange Bailding,Bahk Street, Petersburg,
continue tp uke' Marine Risks on Vessels, Cargoes s
and Freights, and to insore Dwelling House, BnilJi
ings in general,- rttrnftareTtf fltoia il4
chandise, of every desertpticrn, gainst loan ef damagS
by firO, both in towrrind corjntry, on thtu'ctet Itbaral
terms. DIRECTORS t ' - !
Benjamin Jones, ITArey Paot!
Arch'd G. McIIwaine, Andrew Kevarj. ' -Joseph
Bragg, Edmund H. Ofbomij
John Bragg Joseph D. White j -
'I homas N. Lee,- Edwin Jeme;V s r f'
David Doniop, GeOrga W. ITtollinri ) '
BENJAMIN JONES, President,?
A R CH'D. G. McIL W AIN E, Y, Pres'f -Wiiliam
S. Smrsos.Ucc - jtl M
Augnat 10. 1847. .. !, ,.xr $5 Mm :j
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Baletgh, OeU 18. ; (Staodard.y W
Taluablo Farracar Jlaleiah
FOR SALE:
I wish to eel! the Planlation oq Crah
agl ftr Sf aww wvw aw wwwar mm -
C .'JCaDitol., known as th( C sv (zi,vJ.
r ara ijreaiK, : suviarr iswn niiiM hit di a n aw
tar.. aT- l. ; t ?4L A?' ?V'
mi 'ivij or ash
The Tract Contains aWuV400 'Aero
first-rate 'low groands, and aboTrt f 150 Acres wood
land.' Thefe'is a comfortabler'DwelliDg Honse, HiJ
gro llouses, Corn Crib, StaWes, otc. oa the fJnnii'
and a mork realtbt sitBatioianiwt be found.
If not sold before tbe I5tb Novembef, eosuiif W'
will then bs ottered at Public Sabs iir RsdeigtiJV -i
I will take. ptasure in'sLiowiiig' ihUnmd f nntit'A
persona as may wish, I see iwv The (eras will lb
very liberal, aa tho money ia not wanted. '- v; 1 4
. uenry moudeqal
twairtyn, xsim. wo , . , x, , , . . , .r, v- -eIS.
BECKWITfl SANTt-DXSrPTtC;;'i
large soppryjosi prepared arid "now ort hand.
Price.' the samaaa'at lb Facinrv - V
J - ft: B.y'rroha'eaii beVelied iipon as peninei Wti-1.'
otth wttTa;itg6aiur ' of ProofietM 'VbiaH
each BoJ. "i .r?.rf,--''aiy--f-
Raleigh; May 12, 184f. 1 Zi V
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m. ... uciivivui nrrTiceH or tne Kehaoi
colfeetion o( GOODS, coueistimj oi Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, jjrcsn. Book; Pspen InlU-4rL ..
A c &c, all of which i offered at unnsoal low. prteefi! -for
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