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WEDNESDAY
PUBLISHED SE2M?EUTJKI).tfLY, BY
EDITOR 4ND P&OPltlETpjL ,
SJwimmi. Sm-WJU.f Pam Fit dl-
Vhlt PArrThr Dollar per nanm. . ,
tir((Mmcji(. For of err Sixtetm Limes, first
inMrtioa, Oao Dollar; iich itboeotaat uiMitioa,
Ttreoty-fie CeaU.
CdKrt Order and JttdieUl Adtrlimtntt will be
ehirged 25 per ceat. bif her ; Vat a deduction of 33
prceaU will be made from tke, regular prieee, tor
dfrtier bj the year. . , .
AdvertieemeaU, iaarrted im the Skxi-Wkkklt Rk
crrrca. will also appear ia the.Vcsu.T Paper, free
ef ehrrje.
XT Letters to the Editor most be rorr-PAi. ,
I OFFER for Sale. th Tract of IAIVD,
on which I. reside in the Uuuntj of Halifax, coa
u nin j from IS lb 1400 Aeree, within 6e mile of
Gatia. in a mile and a half of the Kiver on one side,
and in a mile ef toe GaMod and Raleigh Rail Koad
ea the other. This land combine moy adtranugrs,
iu preximity-to the Rivet and Bai Uod af&wde eve
ry aJanUe of getting speedily lo a market ; but
what rn Jers it still more desirable i. that there can
pat be found a healthier silnaiion The- buildingi
apoa it are all ouaforuble. and bat lately repeuvd
I invite the ttcRiioa of s;rBtbmea-residing in the
unheal' by districts ef the Stale to it, with the asu
rtnee that I will sell it a poo the most reasonable and
arcommodaiinf term. Should 1 nolaucreed in fid
din a pwvbaer, previous to the 15th f November,
it will then be offered at Public JS-le.
At ihe same time, I shall oflar A r sale from 30 to
25 v.lualde ritoes,l which. I took greet patna in
selecting for my' own use.. Ei pectin g ti he aent
fr.tm the Slate, for a month ortwo, the Land and
Negroes caa be shown by Mr Haaist who will be
en it in any absence, or by.Mtv Natb'l. Cbwasss,
residing nsar to it.. R. H. MOSBY.
July 17, 1817.. . . . 08 tf
United States' Army;
RECHI7ITIXG SKRVICE.
WANTED for the Unitcd Statu AaMT.
ABLE-BODIED MEN. between the ages
cf IS and 35 years, being above 5 feet 3 iuehes high,
of good character) and of respectable standing among
their fellow-citixaas, . None need apply te enter the
service, but those who are determined te srrve hon
estly and faithfully, the period of tbir enlistment,
viz : during the irer7 Kith Mexico, or for the term
of te years, as the recruit may elect.
This table shores them-.
Pav of Artille iPv of Dra-
moat of pew which
t-Jisted soldiers, c
ry & InfantryWoons k. Ri
Sutdiers. andlrlemen when
sordine to their res-
of Draroens imim.
r seefiK grades, ore en
a
RiSemen when
enbff on foot.
titled to rrre.se for
tktv sorties.
Pay Pay
per'
for 5
am
S
TetheS'irt Major, Qr
master S'gt, chief ina
sidan. & chief Baglerj
each
17
204
102(.
17
204
1020
780
600
To 1st d'glef Cmpy
16) 192
9t
16
192!
Ordnance Sergeants
All other S'gt each
Corporals
Bogters
Musician .'
l
13
9
8
F
318
108V
541
15G
13j
9
15B
120
480
1031
540
6C0
91
4SI
Farriers &. blaekamllhs.
11
11
13ii 6C(
13? 6W
84 421
11
132
Artificers
Privates
J
8'
40
A bounty of TWELVE DOLLARS will b paid
to each recruit enlisted for the Artillery, Infantry or
9vnted regiments: Also. 0!c bvnorcd and stxtt
Acacs or laud, or $100, oa being honorably dis
charged. .
Besides the man I lily pay, above stated, one ration
per day is allowetl every soldier, which is amply suf
ficient for his sabinsfenee also, a large supply of
comfortable and geetel elothin?. t.eod quarters
aad fuel are at all time furnlhd ; and. every atten
t on will ho pa d to nuking tho men who may en
list. and arv determined to serve their country in
good faith, com (or! able n4 e n'mled with their sits-
atioa. The beet medical alteadanco is always pro
TiJed for thts sick soldier ; and no deduction of pay ,
is made daring the period he is nnab?e to peform his
duty. Should the soldier be disabled ia the line of
bis duty, the laws provide a pension for him.
By the above it is seen that the pay and allow
ance are rrepectable. and that, with piaJenee and
ee Hiomy. the mon'hly pay of the soldier may be lakl
up aa everything requisite for his comfort and con
venience is furnished by Ihe Government; including
his sugar and coffee. The prudent soldier, therefore,
may readily save from $420 to $1020 during his en
listment of Five tkass ; and at the expiration of the
term, he can. if be chooses,' purchase a small farm
ia aoy of the Western 8tate, and there settle him
self comfortably on his own land, for the rest of bis
lifs.
The awn f;TWO DOLLARS will be paid to any
cittze.1, non-commissioned officer or soldier, who ahall
bring to the rendexToos an able-bodied recruit, who
shall be regularly ealisted- The eft'nen shoald pro
sent bis recruit to the Lieutenant or Captain, and aot
to the Recruiting Sergeant. -
' GEO. W. HAWKINS,
2d Lieot. Reg Mounted Riflemen,
and Kecruiung uxneer.
Recruiting "RsndeXTOUs,
R.letgh. N.C.,1847. '
78
Winter Shoes,
Jntt reccirtsd at the' Ladies' Saloon.
1000 pairs todies' Morocco Bo.kios, with thick
soles, and lined wKh thick Cam to K FLarncl
TnaoccHOOT. .
200 pairs Ladise Shoe Gaiters or foxed Buskins,
with thick soles.
591 pairs Ladies' Gaiter Boots, of the most beau
tifut quality. J :
. 500 pairs LadW patent Metalic India Rubber Slip
pers and Sandals,' the prettiest ' and the finest India
Rubber Shoes we have ever sees any where.1
Which, together ' with many other kind of new
Goods for Ladies : and Children, makes the assort
meat of Boots and Shoes at the Ladies Saloon maeh
more Attractive than at any prertooa season.
The LadW Saloon h on Mais street; near Wal
ter-s CStr Hots! - W. IL ADDINGTON.
Norfotk. Oct.2a I : 85
i JTUflTIlECEl VED,
AT HARQINB'S CLOTHINQ STOREj
ABEATJTIFULrnasortment or Coats, Pants,
tn-1 Vests. allWylea stnl naaUtici fishiomWy
cat and well made. Great bargains will be offered,
tia FayetteTille St- second door from titrgctt St.
rt .t, , ia. ' j.ii . et a
Pay Pay j Pay Payi
per per for 5 per
mT am yrs. ra'b
1 9 9 S 9 !
85 4t
Importer i WholeuU & Retail Dealer ia
WIIVES, LIQUORS, &c.
OF ALL COUNTRIES,
' ITo. 70 Waluol Street,
1 N VITE3 the atUntion of the Trade and consumers
to . bis xleriive stock of good, pare) ' W mss,
o ol various grades' and prices': all of
which have been carefully selected
by bint in Europe,
Principally in. the Districts to here Produced.
. AN EXPERIENCE: of twenty years in this busi
ness, snd as successor to the laio Joua VaCohax.
Esq: wiisj an extensive European eonnection. and a
direct pereocal knowledge of ihe principal Wins dU
trieio si France,- Germany, otc. enable him to guar
antee the excellence and good condition of every ar
ticle sold by him. His new Store snd Cellars, ar
ranged and built for the purpose, insure the pi eserva
lion of bis wines in perfect cmdit ion: and the present
Stock having been landed principally before the first
of December last, when the new and higa Tariff on
Wines took effect, enables him to sell on the most ad
vantageous terma.
? Descriptive Catalogues famished oa applica
tion personally or by letter ; in ordering Wiaxsfrwm
which, satisfaction will be guarantied.
Wsa Sec. Impo&tss to Oxikil, Si;sjkct to Ar-
rXOVAL ON
AaxiVAj.
March 99. 1847.
t -ly
Brilliant Lotteries.
. , . ,
JT. VF. MAUIir Ac CO., JTlannsert.
(Successors to J. O. Oregory 4r Co.)
5 Prizes of $20,000, amounting to
$100,000 !
And 5 Prizes of 10,000 !
SPLENDID
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 71. for 1817.
To bo drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday. 6th of
November, 1847.
Gr&nd Si leme.
20,000 Dolls ! . 20,000 Dolls ! . 20,000 Dolls ! ! !
20,000 Dolls ! ! ! ! , 20.000 Dolls ! ! ! ! !
Amounting to $100.000 !
10,000 Dollars! 10.000 Dollarsi 10.000 Dollars !
10,000 Dollar! . . 1 0.000 Dollars
Amounting to S50.UO0 !
ALSO, 1 prixe of $4,093
70 prixesof ' 1,000
80 do ' 500
125 do (being lowest 3 iNoa.) 400
rc 4x. &c.
78 Number Lottery. 13 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets ouly $15 Halves 7 50 Quarters 3 75
Eighths 1 87. -Certificates
of Packages of 26 Wholes $200
LU do 26 Halves 100
Do do 26 Quarters 50
Do do 26 Eighths 25
$35,000!
. Alexandria Lottery,
ClaaaNo. 73. for 1S47,
Te be drawn in Alexandria, en Saturday, the
of November, 1847.
saaatiBiBnittM at a an: m at
rid" VII iillHli
13th
I prixe of
1 do
1 do
1 do
I -do
S5.U00
14,000
7,000
6 000
4.0OO
75 No ,
1 prixe of
10 prizes of
25 do
25 do
dec
$3,870
2.000
1.0U0
500
&c.
13 drawn.
Ticket 3 10 Ilalrra $5 Quartern $3 50.
Certificate of packages of 25 Whole licketa 130 00
Do do 35 Half do 65 00
Do do - 25 Quarter do 33 St)
930,300! 3 Prizes of 910,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 75, for 1847
To be drawa at Alcxaudria, on Salarday, tbe 20th
of November, 1847.
capitals:
1 of $30,240 1 of S5.000
1 of 10.000 1 of 6,ot0
1 of 10.009 4Sof 1.000
1 of 6.000 4ti of 600
75 Number Lottery 12 Drawn Ballots.
Tickeis $10 Halves 6 Quarters 3 50.
Certificates of Packages of 35 Whole 1130
Do. do. 35 halves 65
Do. do. 35 quarters 33 f0
Masciricent Loltcry focfior. 37, IS 17.
CAirrAL. Pbjxx 75,000 Dollars !
932,000! 915,000!
100 Prixes of 91,000, amoouliDg lo 8100,000
237 do of 500, do 1 18.500
And 14 Drawn Nos. in esch Package o 2G Tickets.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Claaa T. for 1847,
To be drawn ia Alexandria, on Saturday, 2 ah el
November 1847.
(Under the superintendence of Commissioners.)
J. W. ISanry & Co.; Managers,
(Successor to J. G. Gregory & Co.,)
78 Number Lottery 14 Drawn Ballot.
MAMMOTH SCHEME:
1 splendid eap'l of $75,000 100 prize of $1,000
splcud d prize of 25.UO0 237 do uu
1 do 15,000 . "64 de 200
1 do 10.000 64 do 150
1 prize of 8,000 64 do 100
1 da 74)00 128 do CO
1 do 5,096 5,504 do 40
Borises of 2.000 28.224 do 20
15 do '
Tickets $20 Halves 10 Quarts rs 5 Eighths 2 50.
Certificates of package of 36 whole ticket $'J4U
Do do - of 26 half do 120
Do do ef 26, quarter do- ,60
, iiDs do ef26eigtu do 30
Order for Tickets and Share and Certificate of
Packages in the abovesplendid Lotteries will receive
the) most prompt attention, and an othcial account
each drawing sent Immediately after it ia aver to a I
who order from a. . . Address : v i
Agents lor J. W. MAURV4; Co., Managers.
" Wasfiinfcion Cjlff D. fj.
THOMAS B. DUnnLEE,
ATTOKMKT 'AMD SOUqjOS, . ..
COMMlssfoNER FOR NORTH CAROLINA
' " To'uk Testimony, Acknldro"t.
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December 28. 1848.
104, ly,
6T)
DOZ Black Writing Ink.' of Msynard dt
Noyes' manufacture, for le al the Auclien
aod CootBUaaioo KWi of Ii. B. HUUHM
THE PETERSBUfte
IRON, BELL AND BRASS
ur CD uar jcp lo aa r.
Mtchine, Smith-Shop, Edge-Tool Factory, it.
' In f nil operation.
fTHHE nndersigned returns his sincere thanks to
U the citixens of Petersburg, and too uublic aene
(any, io the liberal encouragement he baa received,
sou Dopes (as Ue baa a more extensive assort men i
ol Patterns, more and belter, machinery, two rood
Cupolas or Furnaces, beiier workmen, aud tbe whole
c.taiJibment better arranged and systemalixed,) by
continued efforts, to give satisfaction to all who may
favor Dim with their patronage. , Ho ia prepared to
execute orders (or Casting from an ounce weight to
my Hundred.
MILL GEARING
ut every description t bhafting, Sj.indles, Screws,
ate. Castings for everv description of Coiton Ma
chinery.
WATER-WHEELS.
He is manufacturing Howd'e Cast Iron direct scl-
ng Water-Wbecl, and has made a number, which
have been tested with grest success, snd is believed,
from its structure, durability and strength, to surpass
all other Wheel under leas bead of water than 14
feet. The agent for tbe aboe Wheels here, who
gives his whole attention to putting them up. Tbe
subscriber is alsomsnufactuting Hotchkiss' re-acting
vv neei.
8TEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure.
TOBACCO PRESSES.
He has on hand a number of various sixes, fin-
shed up complete, which he would sell st reduced
prices for Cash, or on time to punctual customers.
Iattenmg Mills, Patent Bands, Sinkers. Levers.
dec- at reduced prices.
HOGSHEAD NCREWS,
With Box, Plate and Ink, all complete, for $35.
EDGE TOOLS.
He bas on hand, and continues manufacturinc:.
Cast Steel Axxs, and other edge tools, warranted e-
qoal to any made at the North.
Wag gun Boxes, both ground and in the rough.
8ad Irons, of all sixes.
Fire Dogs of various patterns.
Furnaces, suited for heating Churches and Stores.
Stoves, of different sizes, lor Fat-lories and Offices,
Grates of varioua patterns. Plain aud Fancv.
IKON RAILINU.
Both Cast and Wrought Plain and Fancy.
Hoisting Machines, lor stores and Ware-houses,
on an improved plan.
Pumpa for Well, of various constructions.
Cotton Gins, snd Horse Powers.
PLOUGHS, PLOUGHS.
Ha haa on hand a heavy stock of Ploughs and
lough Castings, of varioua Patterna, from 1 to 4
Horse, vix : Eagle or Meadow, Davis, McCormiek,
remium, Clarksville, Kiee Born. Bar Shear, Seed,
Corn, Side Hill, D dtc , which he will sell at unu-
susl low prices.
Portable Corn Mills, of supenor construction.
Corn Shelters and Straw cuttera.
Thrashing Machines, Fan Mills, &c. ; and all oth
er articles usually made at such establishments.
Having from 65 to 60 Hands employed, and son
ss good workmen aa can be found in the biate, he
hopca to give as general aatisfsction as to price, work
msnsbip and despatch, as any other similar estab
lishment. -
He would respectfully invite all who are willing
to give him an equal chance with Richmond or the
North, to give him a call.
0 Orders left with Mensrs. McIIwaine & Brown-
m ea vast .a a t t
ey, Messrs. V w vv. i. Morion, si nis snop on uiu
treat, or at the Foundry, will be promptly attended
to. U. WfiL.l.S.
Petersburg, March 6. 12 if
THE Subscriber wihe to sell that valuable
Tract of Land, immediately adjoining the
Citv of Raleigh, known as the Waterloo Tract "
containing between 400 aud 500 Acre. Also, ano
ther Tract of 130 Acres, adjoining tbe above 1 ract.
known aa ih Bushy Branch" Tract.
Tbe above Lands are so well known, that descrip
tion is deemed unnecessary.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to the Editor of the
Register."
JAMKS U. COOKE.
Febrosry 10. 184T. 13 tf
Spruill's Hotel for Sale.
Bx virtue of a Deed in Trust executed to
me by Benjamin J. Spruill and Chritian bis
wife, for certain purposes in the said Deed
mrittioned. and which is of recoid in the Registei s
Office of Halifax County, I shall, on Friday, the
12ih day of November nexl, in the Town of Wei-
Ion, eipose to public sale, tbst valuable property in
the Town of Weldoo. known as
8PRUILLS HOTEL.
The buildings are large and commodious, nearly
a a
new. and in cood renair. it na neen ir many jmr
he Rail Road House, snd if well managed is very
valuable property. It has been rented out the pres
ent yesr for the sum of 9700 Possession to be given
on the 16th November, 1847.
Terms of Sale : About $3,000 will be required in
Cash, tbe residue at Six, Twelve and Eighteen
month, with bond and security, bearing interest.
The title, I am advised, is beyond dispute, but sell
ing as Trustee, I shall convey auch tille to tbe pur
chaser, as is vested in me only All Mr. Spruill s
creditors are secured, in the ssid Trust, and I request
they will, by themselves or agents, bate their claims
present at tbe day of Sale.
..... -mm s we a ansa . . .
WM. Ii. UUOI1X.S, irustee.
Oct. It. 83 ts
Sale of Lots for Taxes.
AGREEABLY to Order, granted at iba Sep
tember Term of Cumberland County Court, i
... r . t,
will expose to Public Sale, at m L-ouri nouse in
Fayetteville, on the first Mondsy in December next.
for Cash, th following LOTS, or so moch thereof as
ill psy tho Taxes due the Town of I ayeiteviue.
for 1845 and 1846, together with all Incidental ex-
nenses thereon : vix:
5 Lot in Lower Fayetteville. belonging to the
Heirm of Gilbert Ercles. for tn I axe Ol
1845. Valued at 600.
$3 00
5 Lota in Loer Fayetteville, belonging to the
aame Heirs, Tor the yesr ibo, suojeci io
double tax,'
I Lot, comer of Union street and Maiden
Lane, tbe residence of W 8. Latu, valued
at f 1700, . '
1 Ix. on Maiden Lane, W. 8. Latia, and 3
Polla, f350,' . i. .
1 Lot. on Hay Street. Pride Jonas, subject to
double tax. $2000,
I Lot, on Chatham Street. James Yana, and
.1 PolL 1400. . i .
3 00
13 75
4 35
10 00
3 00
1 Lot on Hillhoeoueh Street. Moses Branch,
GORDON DEMINO, Collect
. Fayettevilla. wept. 25, 1847.. (Pr.AS.wTj
78
rae.HR SBWrihr wiahe to purchase 10,000 tbe.
'I rrrA T.IIaw rr which he will pay Market
Price. B. B. BUFF ALOE.
Raleigh, Sep. 9, 1847.
1,000 CASES
: PALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
. AT THt . LADIES'. SALOON,
On Main Street, near . Walter's City Betel,
Norfolk, Ya.
fnrffn - r t sm v wa n s
ma oUBolttlDfitt, hivinff re
cently enlarged his Store for retsil
ing, and having taken the whole
house for wholesale goods, he is now
prepared to show the largeet and best stock of Boots,
Shoe and Brogans, for the Fall and Winter trade,
which be his ever bad. - He hss just returned from
the Noith snd Eat, where he has visited all tbe
principal Sboe manufactories and purchased from
them bis stock at caab prices almost entirely.
He will therefore be enabled to sell to Country
Merchant and others, at very low prices.
HE HAS NOW ON HAND,
5,000 pairs Men's very heavy thick Brogans, dou
ble soles and double atitcbed.
3,000 paira Men's coarse Brogar.s, 3d dt 3d quality.
3,000 do do lined and bound Brogans and
Bootees.
1.000 pairs Men's coarss thick Cowhide and Grain
Leather Boots, double soles, the very beet quality.
400 pairs Men s f ibhermen Boots, made of heavy
wax Leather and Oram Leather verv long lees to
wade in, and double soles.
500 pairs Gentlemen's Water Proof Boots, with
double Call. Skin uppers and heavy double soles.
l.l'OO pairs Gentlemen's Napoleon Boots, with
nailed and tug bottoms, assorted qualities.
5,000 pairs Women a Leather Boots, assorted
kinds, such as heavy Kip, Wax aud Grain Leather,
and Goat Skin Bootees.
2,000 parrs Women's Leather Shoes and Buskins.
BESIDES THE ABOVE GOOUs,
We have more than our usual supply of Ladies'
Shoes, Ladies' Gaiier Boots, and over 20,000 pairs
Children's Shoes; Men aiid Women Servants' Shoes,
Travelling Trnnks of every kind. Valises and Carpet
Bans; all of which mikes our assortment unusually
large and Very attractive the whole of it will be sold
cheap for cash, or on short time to punctual customers.
txountrv Merchants and Strangers visiting Norfolk,
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to
call and examine our extensive assortment before
but ing.
The Ladies Saloon is on Main Street, near W al
ter' City Hotel.
W. H. ADDliXUTOiN.
September 25. 78
TO SPORTSMEN.
. PATENT
titX BAJIBEL SF.LF-HF.VOL-
fUU AflO RKPEATUG
1USTOLA.
c
B. ROOT bas juat received a fine lot of
TJ J- 1 I CI-.L.- Wk. U
Bird Bags, dec, all of which will be sold low.
Aug. 7. 63
David B. Small,
COPPERSMITH,
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORKER,
iVO.C2, PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
14 M HE Subscriber, having been long established in
the above business, lenders his services to the
Distillers of Turpentme in the State of North Care-
na, for the manufacturing of I urpentine Stills, ha
ving already furnished a number of them, for which
satisfactory reference can be ayven.
Pereons in want of 1 urpeutiue Mills, or any other
Copper work, Tio, Sheet Iron, or Lead work. For
cing and Lifliug Pumps, Stoves and Pipe, cau be ac
commodated, wholesale or retail, on as favorable
terms, as any House in Baltimore, or any Other City.
The new racket Line arrangement now makes it
cert ulu to Merchants and others, that their orders
will be forwarded.
October 16. 1847. 84 ta$5
Desirable Situation.
ON Monday. 29lh of November next, will be of
fered for rale lo the highest bidder, at ibe Court
House in the City of Kaleigh, that choice location
for a private Residence on Fayetteville Street, imme
diately North of, and adjoining tbe Residence of the
ion VV. II. Hatwooo, Jr. known aa ihe Mrs.
antes Houe. Tbe Lot extends back to Wil-
minston Street, with a large fine Uarden on it. J no
Houi has had $100 worth of improvement laid out
on it within the last few vears. Possession will be
immediately given, and terms made known at tbe
ime of sale In the meantime, it may be bougnt
privately. Address the Subscriber, st 8miibheld, N .
C. JNO. MACLEOD, Agent.
Bona Visla. Johnston Co. )
October 6. 1847 ( 81 t
iMardeners Almanac for lsts.
Utt Landrelh's Rural Register and Almanac for
1049, with many engravings, rnce zo ceuia.
HENRY V. IU HEME It,
October 7. N. C. Bookstore.
IB
ACO. tohani We have received a Wagon
load, which we belisve to be very good, and
ill sell it for small profit, for the Cash. Uood
Side will be given for good Hams, where such an
exchange is. desired.
Raleigh. Oct 19. 84 2w
Fall and Winter Clothing.
FTnHESabscriber.havisg returned from the North,
II . with a splendid assortment of bUU US. select
ed bv himself in person, with much care and taste,
iuVitea the Public of tbe City, and adjoining lyoun
tics, to examine this Stock before purchasing, coofi
" " - . .... mmmm
dent his term will be found aa moderate a any.
The Stock comprise Black and Fancy French
Clothe, of the most approved manufactories; t-aney
French and English Cassimere ; lilack Loe SKina
nrt ntain Black French Cassimere. together with
ail articles urccm ry iwr otdikhkii
Genilenea, preferring to parchase their own ma
teriale, may rest assured they, shall claim, has moat
neetat attention aa mach so a though they were
Durchassd ol him both as re gar as uie maxe ana ou
- .... . . . , .
,-Yery grateful for, the encouragement be continues
to receive, the only assuraace he caa give for the
future, is a determined endeavor .to picas ati woo
mv natronhVe nim. ' " '"' ' "
N. B An assortment of READY M AD E
CLOTHING, alwavs n band, ot hU own
aaaaufaetora. ' " ' ' '
tJT The Monthly Reports ef Fashion regularly re
ceived. . T. R FENTRESS, V
Merehaot Tailor.-
October 31, 184?. 85 4t
A
tffFXHE subscribers olfcr for sale the Tract of Land
fei on which the late Jams Wtchi resided, ait-
uaieu on j ar river m the County of Granville, within
twelve miles of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road,
enu containing 1100 acre. About one half ia wood
land, and one fourth of the Tract, river low ground.
uer are iwo good dwelling house on tbe premise
nd all other necessary buildings for a farm in good
order. The above land i surpassed in fertility by
few. if any Tracts in ihia part of the State, and isait-
uaiea in a pleasant and healthy neighborhood. Term
accommodating. For farther particulars, address
tbe subscribers at Henderson, N. C.
P. W. WYCHE,
J. T. WYCHB.
July 18, 1847.
ExV's.
48 tf
Fall and Winter Clothing !
fii HARDING would respectfully inform the
JJJio citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that he ia
uuw receiving nia stock of .
FALL AII WMTTER CLOTH1KG.
and will in a few weeks be in receipt of as laree and
complete an assortment as ever was opened in this mar-
aeu lit Ulotning nas Iteen manufactured in a very
superior style, of good materials, expressly for this
market ; therefore, those that wish to purchase fash
ionable aud well made Clothing, at Northern prices,
will do well by giving him a call. '
Just received a lot of black Cloth Dres and Frock
coats ; blue blsck Beaver Over and Frock mat a .
Rough and Ready, and Blanket Over coats; black
Doe Skin Cassimere and Cloth Pants ; Fancy Cas-
si mere and Satinet Pants: black Satin. Merino.
Cashmere and Valencia Vests ; under Shirts. Linen
Bocom Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Cravats, Collars.
Suspenders, Gloves, die. ; at the store on Fayette
ville street, one door above the corner known aa B.
B. 8mith's.
Raleigh. Sept. 16. 1847. 75 3m
O. L. EITRCH & CO.
RE how opening their Fall Stock of Boots.
Shoes, die, 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, metalic,
Misaes Boots, Women's do. Morocco do. Seal.
Boys 8ho, 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. 8. 81
Boilingbrook Hotel and Stables
FOR RENT.
This well known and extensive Ho
tel, has been put in complete order 11
and thoroughly re-painted. Any information in re
gard to the Establishment, can be obtained of Mr.
Kirby, (the' present landlord,) whese lease expiree on
the Slat December next, and who will dispose of the
Furniture, Bedding, dec
To sn experienced man, this property offers in
ducements, as tbe rent will be moderate.
For terms, apply to
JOHN V. WILLCOX
AND'W. KEVAN,
Trustees Bollingbrook Hotel Co.
Petersburg, Oct. 14. 83 6t
Masonic.
THE Grand Lodge of Xortb Caro
lina will convene in this City on Monday
evening, the 6th December next, at 7 o'clock, for the
transaction of such business an may he submitted for
its consideration. Officers of Subordinate Lodges
are requested to attend in person, or csuse proper
Delegates to be appointed in obedience to the Con
stitution and general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
full attendance is earnestly desired.
WILLIAM THOS. BAIN,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, October 15. 80
FIUE !
rrrtu k i
1M K JJTWA I!SITR AWCE COftlPA-
II Kl'. of Hartford, Conn. Offers to
nsure Buildings and Mercnandize, against loss or
mMm 7- -. a a ar a a a a
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.
Apphcationsfor insurance in Kaieigb.or it vi
cinity, to be made to S. W. WHITING,
Agent.
And for Milton, N. C. snd vicinity, lo
N. J. PALMER, Agent.
October, 1847. 83
A RARE CHANCE!
TTTOR SALE, tbe large and delightfully shaded
Iji DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, naw.oc
cupied by P. Bcsbex, Esq. and known as the Shaw
Lot. 1
This property is situated nesr the centre of the
City, and to a business man, would be, one of the
most pleassnt and desirable Residence. The Dwell
ing ia in good condition, and has attached to. it all
tbe necessary out nouses.
For terms, applv to
J A 8. R. CALLtJM, Mnton ;
or, J A3. M, TOWLE8, Raleigh.
July 16, 1817. ' 87 tf
ALI X. NELSON
T ZtTOST resoectfallv calls the attention ef his cos-
IV 11- tomera Snd the public, lo his new Stock of
r ALL UOOUS. It embraces every tbing aesirsui
for tbe season. The ullowins: are the leading article:
50 piece fancy Cassimere, which he will make
up- from SV.to SI0 a pair pantaloon. 50 pieces
Vesting., including Merinos, Cashmere, Embroider
ries. Silk. Satin and Velvet. Beamifel French btsck,
brown sad blow Cloths Black Dos Skins snd Bev
eer Clothe. A 11 of which will be mada up ia the
Uti manMr. arv eheao. for Cash. A ' first-cats at
1 - T-T- W V . J . '
iaalofava warranted. .. - .:' i - '
- 'Also, .every kind of Shirts, Collars, Crants,
Scarfs. Suspenders, GUjvee snd Umbrella.
at. K'ELfiOK.jODDosita Market Beese.
, . . ... Mm - T 7 - i . - mm
I ff
Wa A, . , - ' J
ST.MARYiSCHOOIp
THE WELHTi:RM;of tbsiwiti
commence on the 10th ef Nevcmber sad Cea
liuue till the 15th of April. ' ' ' ; : "
TERMS Pa tabu in , Advancx t .
For board and Engfud, Tukiou.r Taxia v.
of Five Month, . - , ; . .. i '100. Of
For Tuition in French. ' ; in tin
Tuition ia Music, oa the Piano, Orgaa
Guuar, , i .. ... . tf;85 t)0L
WUU 63 00 for the US of Piano nr Ora 1
Toitioa on lb Harp, with mm t lamun- v"
neat, -. . k... .. ; . , - in -tsft-
Tuition la Drawing mad Painting, ia water ? ra
Color, . . ? in nn
Oil Colors, . : " -. . is
Peaaand Iak. ; v - . - .- ? yt-
N. B. To prevent riralre and - art ra-amnM '. w '
dress, a simple Uniform is adopted, U be seed an
Sundays and special occaaiona. Tld.;in IVhif.f-j
consist .of a dark" Who Dress,, with Straw bonoetr
trunmed with blue ribboa. . For their ordiaarv apnav'
ref, tbe Fupila may wear dresses efC-Uco. Ginh.mJ
or cuch other material cuiuble lor School-girls, . sax
u"" T.rdrobe firBW- are prohibttedU-
I he Religioui Mrvicesof the . School being held in.
the Chapel by the Rector, Pupil have rarely occai:
sion to visit the Citr. Thev ar HAMl tl An M
only under special guardianship ; A " - '
"''"i "ppw a, 1047. --I 78NI0.
TRINITY SCHOOL
Eigbt Allies West of Raleigh, Ifa C
Mtght Xev.L. S. IVES, D. D, Visitor,
Rev. FORDTCE M. HUBBARD, Rector. '
THE second Term of lb is School swiU ecnienee
on the 10th day of November. "
For board and Tuition in a eonrae HfmtaAUm Hi
the Pupi! for entrance into any claw in CoJIego, -including
French, if desired, 887 50V i .-it-l
A a general rule, bova will not h.
fourteen year of age.i A Uniform dress for Sundays
and special occasion will be reouirt. Tk -.In
coneist in Winter, of a roundabout, and pantaloons
of dark grey cloth, with black vest. The Ordinarv
wearing apparel must be plain and strong. Beside'
a snfficieacy of outer clolbinir. hov.
shirt, ix pair of Blocking Or socks, six pocket-hand-
SiVAliiafai .l mm- 1 a . 1 mm . 1.
lowcia, mgui ciotnes, &e.f all distinct
y maxaeu wun tbe ownera name in fall.
THE Petersburg Fire and ITIarine
Insurance Comoanv. rt thmi,
in the Exchange Building, Rank Street, Petersburg,)
continue to take Marine Risks on Vessels, Cargoes i
uu - reiuu, kiio io insure Jewelling Houses, BdildV
ing in general, Fornituie, Goods, Wares snd Mer
chandise, of every description, against loss Or damage '
"j "'w, whu iu who na country, on tbe moat liberal '
terms. , DIRECTOttilit -zvn&.-m-n
Benjamin Jones,
Arch'd G. McIIwaine,
Joseph Bragg,
Juhn Bragg,
Thomas ft. Lee,
D'Arcy PsoL "
Andrew Kevan '
Edmund H. Osborne,
Joseph D; Vfbite,
Edwin J me,
Georew W. Bollino-- v J
David Dunlop,
uciixjAMIIY JONES, President, ?
ARCH'D. G. McIL WAINE, V. Pree't.
WntiAM 8. Smetos, Sec' s 'J " ' ' :
Angnst 10, 1847. i 55
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i , ii -N.leksioTsV-.'
Raleigh, Oet, 18L i (Standard-V t 04
Vaitiablo Earm near riaJeigU
7 FOR SALEr' - -: i
I wish to cell the Plantation on Crab
tree Clr'' iluur l nSI- .r -.r .-
Cfv Capitol ltaoWB as the
' www mmr VIM VI Ul..
The Tract, contains, about 400 Acrsaeome.af it
first-rate low gronuds, aud about 150 Acres wood ;
land. There is a comfortable Dwelling: floated Ne
gro House, Corn Crib, Subie. dtc b the Lend,'
and a xosx healtht ntuauon eanaot se feaadV -
If not sold before tbe 15tb November, enaxdnir. Iti
wijl then be oSered at Public Sale ia Rale iglx. r .
I will take pleasure ia shewing the Land te ue& -persons
aa may wish to se it. r The term -trill ha
very liberal, a the money i not wanted..? ;-i e 1
UivaKX iUUiUJECALi .
Raleigh, Oct. 18. , ; , s ;iaa 415IC
BECKWITfl'S AIVTI-J)ySPPXICiV
FESCUD de JOHNSON have bera appo1ti(ecl!
Whotesals aod ttstaif ' Agent for the sale et.
this well known snd widely circulated articled 'A
large supply just prepared sod 'now 'eft hantL
Prices the same se at the Factory , ."
. N . B. None can be relied upon as stminewitiie
out the waiTTBflf signatuje of . the. Protkietor 509
Raleigh. May: lS.l84f,
- AUCTJON;ANftC0MMlBS!0U
At If D nfJCnco AuctJc and
Tf HAVE nbw on haruf. great varletj and. rtxed
ji eblleclien of GOODS, conswting of Dry
Oroceiia, Hardwsr Iron, BpoU, PAve.-,4.
Ac, As. all of, which iCaed s apusuiJ lot
tor ("Aa oartr, jit tlie,: Aaetion. aa4 Vc - :-pjt
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