'. ' f , '-
THE MO AORDWAB? MEDtOINi:
IN THE-- WORLD. ' .
n?Lf bMMj .apriority of thi. 8.p
rtK &cin. is, while it er.dic.ie- d.-rinte-lhabodj.
Ituon. of the very
l the whole system and strengthen, the
Enoiiied by no other medicine. Ami in thi.
lie. theVTodcreio il wonderful success. lth.
lorwed within the past iwo year., more than 35,-
' of these considered incurable." ' .
- Jtfore the 3,000 cms of Chrome Rheoraitum ;
S.000 cse. of Dyt pepei. ; .
4,000 cues of General Debility and W.nt of En-
7.C0O ewes of the different Fenle.Complwnt. ;
s!o00 can of Scrofal. ; r ' '
1,500 eases of the Liter Complaint ;
3,500 eases of Dtsetse of the Kidneys and Dropsy ;
8,000 cases of corirompUrtn :
Aod thoa8and of case, of diaeue. ; of the blood. ix :
Ulcers. Erysipelas. Bait Rheum:. Pimple, on the Face,
&eY4e' together 'with nomerou. mki of 'Sick
Headache, Pain in the Side and Chert, Spinal Affec
tions,'&ctCiC.,.x -.- -'-.-v..- r-.
. tThia we are aware; most appear incredible, bat we
' hate Utter, from Physician, and our Agent, fr.m all
parts of the United States, tnfbrnrins o.of extr.ordi
.n'ary xareri R.,Vaw BosKiar, Esq., one ef;the
most respectable Druggists in Newark, N, J, in
- forma us that he can refer to more than 150 case, in
that place." .lone. These are thousand, of case, in
the City of New York, which we will refer to vith
pleasure and to. men of character. It is the best
medicine for the pretention of dise.se known.. It
undoubtedly ..ved the' liee of more than
5,000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON !
As it remoed the , cause of dssease. and prepared
i th.m for the Spmmer season. It hs. neter.been
known to injure in the least the most delicate child.
, V RHEUMATISM. . ,
, This Samparille i. used wiih the most perfect
."nccew in Rheumatic complaints however severe or
chronic The astonishing cures it ha. performed re
indeed wonderful. Other remedies sometimes gie
temporary relief thi. entirely eradicate, it from the
y.tem, een when the limb and bone. .re. dread
fully .wollen. ,
iy- Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and
molt respectable lawyers in Hartford. Couo. The
following ia an extract of a letter recited from him :
Dr. towntend I have used one boule of your
Sarsaparilla, and find it ia excellent in its effects up
on 'Chronic liheumatic pain, to which I am ub-
iect, from an injury occasioned .eeral years ago, in
a public .uge. Ple.se send me two. bottles to the
are of Dr. Seymour. , IJue eontersed with two of
our principal physician, and recommend your Sare
apiila. t - V ETH TERRY.
Hartford, March 12, 185.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Clzawt and Strengthen.' Cotnumption can be
cured. Bronchitis; dmsvinption. Liver Com
plaint Colds, Coughs,, Asthma, Spitting .of
Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic flush, Jrtght
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Epettoration,Pain
in the side,tC , hose been and can be cured.
Dr. Towwend-Dear Sir r Nearly twenty yeara ago j
I took a violent cold, which settled n my lungs, .ud
affected me severely indeed, finally. became a con
etant hacking cough, but not m .evere a. to prevent
me - from attending to my business; within , the last
tew year, it increased on me gradually, At last I
r . became ml uced breathed with difficulty, and raUed
iwilh my cough much bad matter, and for the -last
sine montsa ' previous io usibj juui uhhwuh,
had Tegular night sweat. ; indeed, my friends and
ray self supposed thai'I would die with the Consump.
lioa but I have the happiness to inform you that,
to mv surprise, after using three bottle, of your
Sarsaparilla, I find, my health restored. It relieved
me gradually, aod I am now enjoying much better
health than I have before In 25 years. I had almost
entirely lost my appetite, whichxis also returned.
Toa art at liberty to publish this with my name in
the papers, if you choose. '
My little girl, who i. three year, old had a very
bad cough the whole of last Winter. We became
very much alarmed ott her account- While uaing
the medicine. I gave her some of it, and it soon en
tirely relieved her, as welt a. myself, and .he i. Veil
now, and hearty aa any child I ever .aw. She was
abo fall of little blotches t it took them aw.ylnd her
skin i. smooth and fair now and I am satisfied she
recovered her heaKhCrom using your excellent med
ietae , .. . " .
S. W.CONANT.
"-444 Bowery.
aaparilla ha. perfect control OTer .the 'oiort obstinate
disease, of tbe blood, a Three person cured in One.
house ia unprecedented. v.: '..-' ."' -; ' 1 V r
U :-s -.THREE CHILDREN.; - V - '
Dt. Tertcnsend Dear Sir : I haVe the pleasureto
inform you thattbreef rny children have been cured
or the Scrofula by the use r your excellent medioine.
They were afflicted very, severely with-bad sqre. ;
bave taken only four bottles ; it took tbem away, tor
which I feel myself under deep obligation.,
Yours, reipecUully," -
ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 Wooster sU
.New.York, March 1, 1847., :
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Town send is almdst daily receiving orders
from Physicians in different paru of the Union.
-Thi. if to certify that we. the undersigned, . Phyei
eiansof iba Citv of Albany.liave in numerou. cases
nrriliMl Dr. Towusend's Saraaparilla, and beli.ve
it to be one of the most valuable preparations in the
market. . H. P. PULING, M. D.
J. WILSON, M. D.
R. P. BRIDGES, M.'D.
P. E ELMENDORF, M. D.
Albany, April 1, 1846.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.-
Cspt. G. W. McLean, one of the. United States
Marine Corp. and member of the New Jersey. Leg
islature, has kindly sent u. the following certificate.
It tells its own story. ' .
Rahway, Jam. 25, 1847.
A year since I was t.ken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated state. 1
was induced to try Dr. Townsend. SarsapanUa,
and after taking two or three boitles, I was very
much relieved, and attribute it entirely to tbe aanl
Sarsaparilla I bave continued taking it, and find
that I improve" every day. I believe jt saved my life,
and would not be without it under anycouideration.
. G. W. McLEAN.
. DYSPEPSIA.
Nn flm,! or medicine has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva,
in decomposing food and srrengtnening me orSu y'
digestion, as tuis preparation of Sarsaparilla. It
positively cures every case of dyspepsia, however
evere or chronic.
Bank Department, Albany. May 10, 1345.
Dr. Taumsend: Sir J bave been afflicted for
several years with Dyspepsia in its worst forms, at
tended with soreness of stomach, loss of appetite, el
ireme bean-burn, and a great aversion to all kinds of
food, and Tor weeks (what I could eat) I have been
pnable to retain but a siuall portion on my stomach.
I tried the usual remedies, but they had little or no
effect ip removing the complaint. I was induced,
about two "months since', to try your Extracjt of Sar
saparilla, and 1 must say with little confidence ; but
I alter using nearly two bottles, I found my appetite
restored, aim tne neart-uum entirely removru, aim i
would earnestly recommend the use of it to these
who have been afflicted as I have been
Yours, &c. W. W. VAN ZANDT.
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street. Sun Building.
N. Y. Redding &. Co , 8 State street, Boston
Dyott&, Sons, 132 North 2J street," Philadelphia
S. S. Hance, Drngaist, Baltimore P. M. Cohen,
Charleston Wright & Co., 15S Chartres street, N,
O 105 South Pearl street, Albany and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, West Indies and tbe Canada.
For Sale in Raleigh, by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &, CO.
October 18, 1847. 84 ly
rvnitTll I VlARilililtVA.
Muikl;;lMirande' CompanVf
I TTnUKSUANT li'an Act ofAsaemblyia Compa
Ir n. k.. hn rAVmJ fh?thi 8tate. under the
name and style of the North Carolina Mutual In
uranc Cempany," and is pow fully organixed, by
the appointment of the following Officera, via: ;
JO SI A II O. WATSON J President,; j ? r
.'A LBE RT, STITH . VicePrewdent, ; ; ?
" RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer, :'y o :
THEODORE PARTRIDGE; 8ecreUrj,
' CHARLES MANLY, Attorneyw: ;
RICHARD SMITH, : V ExatiVe Com'
ALB E RT STITH, . : 'mittee.
WESTON R. GALES, J
'."The Company is now prepared to-receive applica
tions for Insurance, and toissue Policieon the same.
By the Act of Incorporationthe Company i. author
ized to take risk, on Dwelling Housea.Stores.Shop.
and other building., Furniture, Merchandize, and
other property, .g.in.t lo. or damage by Fire.
The Office of the Company i. in the second story
of ihe Urge Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
B. B. Smim, .t the corner of Fayetteville and H.r
gett Street,'where full information and explanation.,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will he
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany. " -
Raleigh .'January 15. 1847
5 tf
NATIONAL LOAK FUiI
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETlf OF LONDON.
UiSi MAIL LINE,
ex? .
'"if J
'&'
CIRLS. READ THIS.
-You who have pale complexions, dull eyes, blotch
es on tbe face, rough skin, and are "out of spirits,
use a bottle or two of Dr. Townsend. Sarsaparilla.
It will-cleanse your blood, remove the freckel. and
.Motches, 'and give you animation, sparkling eyes,
fine Spirits; and beautiful complexion. all of whitfi
axe of immense value to unmarried ladies.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
Dr. Townsend'a SarMprille i a sovereign and
speedy cure fat Incipient Consumption; Barrenness,
Leucorrhoaa, or White,' obstructed er difficult Men
struation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge thereof, ami for the general Prostration of the
System, no -matter whether the . result of inherent
cause, or produced by irregularity, illness or.ccident.
Nothing can be more surprming than iu invigorat
lnc 'effect, on' the human Irame. - Persons, all wesi-
BCM tttd lasatMde, from taking- it, at once become
robust and full of energy uuder its influence 'him.
mediately counteract, the nervelesanea. of the female'
frame, which is the great cause of. barrenness
It will not be expected of as, ia cases of so delicate
a nature, to exhibit certificates of ore. performed,
bat we em assure the afflicted, 'that .hundreds of
ease, havo been reported to lis. '.Several cases
where, families have been, without children,. after
sing a few bottles of this invaluable .medicine, nave
bean blessed with healthy offspring." ,
. , Dr. -Townsend My wife being greatly distressed
byveaknesi and General Debility, and suffering
aontin tally by pain and a sensation of bearing down,
' falling of the womb, and with other difficulties, and
having Jcnown cases where your medicine has enac
ted ffraat cores, and also hearing it recommended for
ach case, as 1 have described,! obtained a louleof
. your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and fallowed the di
reclion. you gave. In a short period it removed her
. 'complaint, and restored her health. Being grateful
for the benefits she received, I take pleasure in thus
aeknowtedgeding' it,' and recommending it to the
public. M, U.MOORE,
' . Uorner brand and Lydiui-sts.
Albany, Ag. 17, 1847.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED J.ADIES.
"This Extract of Sarsaparilla has " been expressly
.prepared in reference to female complaints. No
female who has reason to suppososheisapproacbinz
that critical period, ' the tarn of life, should, neglect
to take it, as it is a certain preveixanve . tor any of
the numerous and horrible diseases to which females
are subject at thi. time of life. This period may be
delayed several year, by using this medicine. Nor
U test valuable tot those approaching womanhood,
. s it is eateelaxed t assist natnrc, by quickening the
i-". Ueod aad -wrvigorating. tite system. Indeed, this
medie'uM k iavaiuaLl lor all the disease, to which
- WOiTJetMira .object. .
.: -It br aces tU whole system, renew, permanently
. - the natural eflergiaa by removing the impuriuea of
.the body not so far suiaulaiing the svstem to
trodace a sofcseqoent relaxation, which is the case of
. - miicini taken lor lemaia weakness and
'T, -SCROFCLA CURED.
""f ;! 4 This Certacata conclusively proves that this .Sat-
' A Saving. Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan-." -(xxrowxaxD
bi ict or raaLtaxtXT.)
CiriTxL, 500,000 sterling, or $2,500,000.
Beside a reserve fund (Irom surplus premiums) of
about 8185,000.
T. LAMIE MURRAY, Eaq , Ueorge t. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
Physician 3. ELLIOTSON, MD F.R 8.
Actuary W. 8. B. WOOLHOUSE, Esq., F.
R. A. 8.
Secretary F. F. CAMROUX, Esq.
jTlpHlS INSTITUTION embrce. Important and
L substantial advantages with respect to Life As.
surancea and deferred annuities. The assured nas,
on all occasions, the power to borrow,' without ex
pense or forfeiture of the policy, two-third, of the
premiums paid ; also the option of selecting ben
efits, and the conversion of hi interests to meet oth
er convenience or necessity.
Assurances for term, of year, at the lowest possi
ble rates.
Person, insured for life,. can, at once, borrow half
tbe amount of annual premium for five successive
years, on their own note and deposite of policy.
Past or thi Ciririi it riRmiEsnr ihtks
txd in the United Stales, in, the namea of three of
the Local Directors a. Trustees available always
to the assured in case of disputed claims (should any
such arise) or otherwise.
The payment of premium., half-yearly, or quar
terly, at a trifling advance upon the annual rate.
- No charge for stamp-duty.
Thirty daya allowed afier each payment of premi
um become, due, without forfeiture of policy. '
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on tbe most moderate scale.
Division or PaoriTs. Tbe remarkable .occeas
and increased prosperity. of the Society has enabled
the Directors, at the lat annual investigation, to de
clare a fourth bonus, varying from 35 to 85 per ci.
on the premiums paid on each policy effected on the
profit scale
USUTED 8TATK. BolBD Or LOCAL DlBXCTORS.
Chief Office for America, 74 Wall..t) A. York,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman ; John J. Palmer,
Esq , Jonathan Good hue, Esq James Boorraan. Esq.
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel 8. Howland, Esq.,
Gorham A. Worth, Eq., Samuel M. Fox, Eq!,
William Van Hook, E.q., and C. Edward Habitcht,
Philadelphia Clement C. Biddle, Eq., Louis A.
Godey, Esq. George Rex Graham, Esq. Wiliism
Jones, Esq
'Baltimore Jonathan Meredith. Esa.. Samnel
Hoffman, Esq.. Dr J. H. McCalloh.
. J. Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward T.
Richardson, Esq., Generaf Accountant, fur the Uni
ted Slate and British N. A. Colonies
Medical Examiners, New York J Kearny Rod
ger.. M. U. lit) Bleecker-st; Alexander E. Hosack.
M. D., 101 Franklin-.t ; 8. 8. Keene. M. D.. 290
Fourlb-st.
(Medical Eiaminer. attend at 74 Wall-.t. and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock P. M. dailv: Fee naid
py me oocieiy. .
Stmding Counsel William Van Hook, Esq. 39
Wallst. .
Bankers The Merchant. B.nk.
Solicitor John Hone. Esq. 11 Pine-st. ,
Cashier Henry E. Cutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for live, for the
benefit of married women, passed by tbeLegislature
of New York,' 1st April, 1840. i
ramphlets, blank form., table of rate., lists of A-
genu, frc &c obtained at the Chief Office 74 W a II-
sl.134 Bowery; or from either of the Agents through
out the United State., and British North American
isotonics. i !;,;.;" - '
' GEORGB LITTLE, AgenL
R. B. Hatwooo, Medical Examiner, Raleigh.
II.. or. .n. - Ai
.24
flapt. Henry1 Campaign Sketches
HJ of the War in. Rlexico,'with eogra
ipga ; thii dayreceKed y:
Dec. 4lh, 1847.
H. D. TURNER,
N. C. Bookstore.'
98
Catawba River, and otber Poema,
by John Stela fort Kidney. For .are at .'
H- D. TURNER'S N. C. Bo6ktore.
Dee. 4th. 1847. . 9S
. .. , lOO neams .ol Paper, . - .
CONSISTING of Printing, Letter. Foolacap and
Wrappirrg Paper. -. Also Maynard and Noye
best black writing Ink ; Red ; Indelible j 8ealins
Wax and Wafer.. t N. B. HUGHES.
, Dec. X8.. , 103
Tilt! PILES.
A Cure for Life Secured.
DRi UPDAM'S VEGETABLE EtECTGARY,. .
OR IKT.a.Al RK3f.IlT FOR TBS HLKB.
PKEPAUED'BY.A. UPHAM; New York, a
regularly educated Physician, who devote, his
attention almost entirely to thi. disease. No miner
al can be delected in the composition, nor any other
article that can be directly or indirectly deleterious.
The remedy was invented by Dr Upham after he
left College'. He was driven to find a cur. roa
the riLr.5, by the misery the disease inflicted upon
hiru ; and he now offer, the benefits of his discovery
to THE WOULD AT LAUGE. The Proprietor
of the Electuary unequivocally and distinctly avers
(and CHAtLKeKS cohtradictios) that it will
completely cute external, internal, blind or bleeding
PILES OF THE LONGEST STANDING,
no matter how obstinate the c.se may be,' or hope
lessly tbe patient may be considered situated. Three
one dollar boxes bave entirely eradicated tbe disease,
after it had existed
IN ITS MOST TERRIFIC ASPECTS,
(or twelve, fifteen, twenty, and twenty-five years',
in proof of which, the fortunate individuals who were
made whole have presented the most positive and
unmistakeable testimony. In some instances a cute
ha. been effected by six doses, or half a box, after the
ingenuity of a host ot physicians, and tbe
DREADFUL KNIFE
of the. Surgeon had been exercised to tbe utmost with
but the smallest shadow of success, Thee are not
die assertions, falsely put forth to entrap the credu
ous, but solemn and wonderful truths, to which
hundreds will testify. Even if a surgical operation
were cerfain to. accomplish a permanent cure, it is
too disgusting to be thought of, white the agony it
engenders is appalling in the extreme, and shatters
tbe constitution beyond a hope of recovery. The
number of persons effectually cured of piles by tbe
Electuary in two year, fall hut little short of
. TBN THOUSAND
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and other chic
of the Union. Tia i. a great result to boa.!, and is
not quailed, or even approached by any event no
ted in the medical history of the world. It is reason
able to suppose that sneers will be levelled at these
remarks. So they were at Fulton.wben he first made
known the worth of stiam and it. great practical
utility so ihey were at the persecuted Galileo when
he published his discovery ef the Microscopic so
they were at Morse when he hinied at the discovery
of the Maskktic Tklxgrafh which i. now a fami
liar and every day affair. It U safer for the suffer
er to
. ' TRY BEFORE HE SCOFFS,
and procure happiness and a renewed leaee of life if
he can. Many a man has lost his existence by per
mitting hi. incredulity to master his judgment
The Electuary is particularly commended .to the
attention of married ladies, the one-half of whom .are
subjected to the attack, of pile, in a modified form.
The medicine can -be safely taken under all circum
stances. Either before the piles appear, or after they
have made their .ad havoc,the victim ia made to en
dure severe cosTirxasss, giddiness, inflammation
Of the aPLKKK, kiditxts, litkr, imtestinkb, a lad
der and epimx, with many corresponding ailment.,
for the sure cure of aH of which nothing equal, the
'Electuary. - These profession, are not solely . mer
cenary, but are made with a view of alleviating
THE DISTRESSES OF MYRIADS .
who can discover no method whereby to gain a re
storation of their health. This fact will be apparent
to all who inspect the medicine, when, by so doing,
they may perceive that its cost must necessarily be al
most as great as the price demauded for it ! While
this
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY
is to be had 6o cheap, it is criminal to neglect to test
its worth, and put out'unqudlijitd asseverations in its
favor to the last.
NEW YORK CERTIFICATE.
Messrs. Wvatt &. Ketciiam Gents. : For several
years past I have been troubled with Pile., a very
costive 6l ate of the bowels, indigestion and weakness
of the system. But my complaint not being. so
severe as to disable me from busmess, and a dread I
had of physicians and pateut medicines, that until
this Spring I neve? used any medicine or applied to
a physician fer relief. Tbe Piles then being so
severe that I allowed several operations to be per
formed, without any benefit. Determined after this
to try other means, I read an advertisement of a cure
guarantied by the use of Dr. Upham's Electuary.
1 purchased three boxes at your store, and from the
use of which I found myself entirely cared of th
Piles and my health much improved. I remain, sirs,
your much indebted friend,
EZRA DIBBLE, 194 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA CERTIFICATE.
Da. Upham Dear Sir : About five years ago I
was afflicted with what was called Chronic Dysentery.
I have suffered with it ever 6ince, and physician, have
told me that ray liver was affected, and that my
bowels were ulcerated, for blood and pus, attended with
a peculiarly putrid smell, were 'the frequent dis
charges. A short time since 1 made a visit to Mas
sachusetts, in hopes of benefit from a change of air,
but suffered more severely than ever before. While
there a physician offered to cure me for $40, in three
months.. Happily, in the midst of -mtense pam, oc
casionally relieved by laudanum, I saw in a wrapper
of your Electuary a perfect description of my com
plaint, together with, mauy certificate, of cures.
This gave me great confidence iu the medicine, and
I purchased a box, and nine doses of which has ap
pareutly cured me, and am prepared to 6av every
thing in it. favor, or render any service I can to'hu-
manitv fiv anhariHSnr t r iim m t
Respectfully yours, ; - '
v BENJAMIN PERCIVAL.
... " ' 89 South' Sixth .L
Letter from CapU McLean, U. S. N.
- i ' t , ; Rahwat, June 16, 1847.
" l nave been afflicted for year. - with the pile
and have tried, without, anything like permanent
benefit, almost everything assainio? the .name of a
remedy. I had, as a matter of course, lost all con
fidence in medicine. Under this feeling. I was in
ducednot without vreluCtauce, VI confess to use
' UphamY Electuary, andhaving1 used it for about
three week, according to the directions laid down, I
find, to my utter surprise as well. as satisfaction. that
every symptom of the disease has left tne. 1 think
it due alike to Dr. Upham and myself to make thi.
statement. '.
. . j" G. W. McLEAN. late of the U. S. N."
Sold.i wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KETCH AM, 121 Fulton .t. New York,! WIL
LIAMS. HAYWOOD & CO., Raleigh, , aud by
Druggists generally throughout the U. S
Notics The Genuine Electuary has the writteu
signature thus (Jj- A. Upham, M.'D.) The hand
is also doy with a pen.
July, 1847. . 5S
' tersburs, Norfolk, Baltimore and': PhUa- .
' ' ' .u' 'i'delphith'to New York. : r.-
TTJ) ASSENGERS by. this Line leave Weldo;nd
trGastonVvey night for. Petersburg, via Petere
burg and Roanoke' Rail Road.
'From thence daily at, 15 minutes before 7 A.' M.,
for City Point. J : .:':'.
From thencethey take one of the fast James Ri
ver Steamer, for Norfolk, reaching there at 3 r. M.
Thence up ' the '.Chesapeake ' Bay in one of the
Steamers (built for the route) that areso favorably
known for their strength and comlortabte arrange
meuta. .. 1 " v
The Steamer, of this Line have been put in first
rale order, for the running of the Schednle required
to transport the Northern and Southern Mail. '
fCT Bear in miud, this is the Great. U. S Mail
Line," and at the reduced rates, passenger, will save
money, and certainly ; have more eom fort by this
Line, less loss of sleep, and fewer change, of person
and baggage.
Fare from Weldou to Baltimore, $8 00
Norfolk, 4 00
For Tickets, apply to Wx. M-Moodt, Jr ,Agent,
Weldon. N. C. i ."
Fare from Gaston to Baltimore, $9 00
" : Norfolk, 4 00
For Tickets, apply to C. C. Pdgh, Esq , Agent,
Gaston. N. C.
.Passengers gttiug through Tickets are allowed to
ptop-at auy point on the route and resume their trip
wheu they may be ready.
WM M. MOODY, Jr. AgenL
Office Jamas River and Bay Liue,
Weldoo, N- C, Dec.2lst, 1847.. J
Dec. 20. IS47.
1 tf
Fiotida Land Sales.
WILL be offered for sale, at Auction, on the
7tb day of .March, 1848, at the County Site
of Benton County, East Florida, several Tracts of
Land, in Township 21, Range IS, and in Township
24, Range 21.
On the 14th day ef March at the Court House of
Marion County, sundry Tracts in
Township 13. Range 20.
13, " 21.
14, 21.
14,
22.
At Madison Court House, on Thursday, the 23d
March: ' '
Township S. Range E.
Section.
The S E $ of 23'
8Wfof 24,
N W $ of 25,
N E of ( 26,
" Ei of; 1,:;
W of J 6,
1.
7.
7.
7.
7.
8.
9.
At Jefferson Court House, on Monday the 27th
March : - ,
S. T. R.
The E i ofN W i of 13, 18, 5. .
E i of S W i of 13, 1, 5.
" W i of N E i of 14, 1, 6.
W iofS E i of U, 1, 6,
" S I of 31, 1, 5.
N E of 6, 2, .5.
" E i of N W of 6, 2, 5.
Tebjts. One-tourth cash the balance in three
equal annual instalments, with interest in advance
Or, if any purchaser should 'prefer to pay all cash,
five per. cent will be deducted from the credit instal
ment..
List of trie particular Tract, can be had by apply
ing to any of the Post Masters in Benton, or Marion
County ; or tbey will be furnished if applied for by
letter, post paid, addressed to 4 The Stats Kkois-
tku at Tallahassee, Florida."
JOHN BEARD, Register of Public
Lands for tbe State of Florida.
Tallahassee, Nov. 8, 1847, 96 ts
A Yul liable Plantation for Sale.
ON Weduesday the 26th of January, 1848, if not
.old privately before, I shall expose to Public
Sale, on the premises two miles from my residence
and five miles south of Littleton Depot, eleven hun
dred of- acres of Land, . known as the Branch planta
tion. One half in wood, well timbered with oak
and a considerable portion of the other, under good
fences, 'and productive in the staples of the country
In addition to the advantage, of a healthy location,
pleasant neighborhood. Hue water and a good site for
a mill on a coustant stream, the location is consid
ered desirable on account of the outlet for a conve
nient aud extensive stock farm.
The improvements' consist of a Gin house and
Screw, Overseer, house, Negro houses, &c Per
sons wishing to examine the land before day of sale
will x call ou Col. A. M. Johusou, xudward Kearny,
Esq. or the subscriber.
Faymeut one aud two years.
. THOS. W. HARRISS,
Near Littleton, N. C. .
Dec. 24, 1847. . - 104 .
HiiSlisli cnaMltaVraathemau
i citizens j. cj'v- jriai
and TZercantile School.
BTXHE Subscriber bee leave to inform the
of Wayne and the adiiniriexCoantie..lbat the.? ;
have opened .an -English ClassitAL'Mercaniile ahd"'
Mathematical.School, in the Town 4f Goldjiboronghl
The Senior intructor, Mr. Joaar RoaiseR is t
pracdcal and .'experienced Teacher, having for the,
last ten jeanTsood at the head of his profession in
Europe,' aaVthe many flattering testimonials in hi.
pouesiod - will ahow.; .William ' Robrhsonv flatiera
himself that he u I : already favorably known, -in: this'
regip n?:ar? teacher ' who has always been -faithful
in the discharge of duty1, and successful in imparing
instruction, and would therefore, throw himself upon
hi. old patron, of Wayne, Lenoir, and Edgecombr
in which Counties he has spent the last nine "year,
for a share' of that patronage which they afw.ya ao
cheerfully bestowed u$vf hinV , !. Vu :; ; a ..-.; .-. ,.
Mr. Joan Rubixsok will euperjntend the English,
Mercantile, and Mathematical Department, and give
infttrnrtinn in th Italian and French lanffuaffes al.
so in Instrumental Music, if requited. , -Vocal musi
will constitute a part of the daily exercises of tbe
P:i- 'F"- i'1; -"?-'''' - '
Mr.'WiirriksRoBVH;80K-wiirurrintend. the
'Classical Depahment. ' ' ' . ' "- i -'V;'
They, have butlt and fitted op a new School Room,
and hope that their eflbrt to establish a 8chopI of high
literary merit in this Hsimj and flourishing Town,
will: not be in vain.' ; They commence it on individ
ual enterprise,' and under: the most discau raging cir
cumstance.; and rely, upon the merit, nf the Institu
tion: alone1 for aupport , V- - '. , J 1
, The School i. now jn operation, and ; those who
wish to avail themselves' of-, its advantage., are re
quested to make no delay in entering, that the Clas.
es may be properly and advantageously organized.
For further (articular,' apply to either of the Sub
scribers, ; JOHN ROBINSON,
i . - - WILLIAM. ROBINSON. .
Goldsborough, Dec. 14, 1847.
103 4t
List of Letters,
ffB EMAlNINa in the Post Office at Raleigh, on
the 1st day of January, 1848, which if not ta
ken out by the 1st day of April, will be cent to . the
General Post Office a. dead Letter. :
AND committed to the Jail of Wake
W County, on the 2Mth December
I84T, a NblGKO MAN, who aayg he
is a free Negro, and call, himself Sax
Famt, aged about 35 years, weighs about
lbu pounds, and i something like 5 feet 10 inches
in height, very black complexion, one front under
took out, and all his upper teeib worn smooth witfi
the gum. Said Negro has a Free Paper, exempted
in tolumbiav S. C with jhe Governor's Seal, dated
April 1st, 1846, which purports that said Negro par
chased his freedom of Jamf.s Kasler, on the 16tb
day of April 1840. .The said Negro has also several
PasseSj fonr of them calling his name Isaac ;. two
signed by H . D. licit, giving permission to go to
Lexington, and A. M Hunt's, dated, ona Novemter
13, and the other December 17, both 1847 ; and two
other, signed Sidkst Cuask; dated October 14 arid
31.. 1847. .Also, one signed Ann B, Harke, and
dated Columbia, 8. C, Dec 25, 1847. He has slso
a Pass from James Kagler, dated Dec 22, 1847,
to pass within the Slate, or to visit, his connexions
in North Carojina." He baa in hi. kpossessiin a
Dream Book, with the name of Mrs. Sarah" Bradley
written in ,its "; ' v 'Vk-'-;i-P-.?-;
The owner' of the above Negro is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charge, and take
him away, or he will ue dealt with as the law direct.
, ; WILLIE POPE, Sheriff;
January 1st, .848. T V
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104
XO PB1WTERS.
rZTTJHE Proprietor of the Itaodolph Herald.'- be
feJirj . mg desirous of devoting his whole attention to
other liiioirvvit. ufTers for sale the Press on which aaiif
paier is now printed, together with the Type. Case.
wJ. . . . .. . I , . . t . 1 - ; .. n
oianus, a no an omer nature vaereio Deiongmg.-
The Press 1i:a Ramaee.i and the Tvoee rRnurcrrni
are nearly all new The good will of the paper may
lae inferred, when it i. staled,' that the consumption of
paper is about l rearrt per. week.'
The whole will be sold at i the very hw priee of
ZdU. it. will only oe tranaterrexi t.r w nig bands, on
the condition, too, that the Press shall not' be taken
from the County for one year at least; -S ' lVv l ;
Any practical printer of-respectable talent. 'and
siadloos habits, can.'bv prudent m.na?ementJ clear
$500 per annum. The Whig of the County have
nanusomely supported a paper for a number of year.
Any person wishing to' purchaM must make ap
plication moo, a. the present ' volume will be' com
plete in the early part of next 8pring
Any further information can be had by addressing
the prtkprietor, post paid. -u. ' . ' l
Exchange, of the .Herald", copying the above
will confer a favor.
R. D. BROWN.
December 27) 1847. 104
2
. 2
.1
Anderson, Mis. Narcissa
Arnold. Miss Martha 5
Andrews, Jos J
Allen, Mrs Lucy W
Alsnp, Ignatius .
Adams, James .
Adam., Miss", Mary W
Adkin., John
Askew, Mrs. Martha E
Avery, Thome. '
A vera, John C
Alston, Gideon : ' '
B.
BufTaloe, Burwell B
Bum, Henry '
Buffaloe, B. Thomas
BMffaloe, John
"Burnett, Cornelius
Barbam, Benj. . .
Balkley. Chas 3i'
Blount, Dr Elias J
Ball, Hon J
Bu.h, Wm
Bumpa.., Rev S D
Badham, H A
Broook. dc Gill
Bridges, Wm Henry
Bunrh, Henderson
Barkley, Hugh
Burgwyn, Thomas
Blackman, F
Bryan, J A
Barcley. Capt Wm !
Baugh, M .
Ball, R
! ' c. . . '
Clifton, Henry A .
Catlet, Rev TK
Callous. Mark L
Cone. A G
Colbert, Samuel.
tJanady, Wm C
Cameron, Capt John i
Chrutman, B
Crosly, L V H
Cox, Andrew . :
D.
Donston, Geat
'Davis, James
Dunn, Thomas H :
Dennis,
E. T
Emerson, JB
Eaton, Campbell
Evans, Mbby
Everett, tis
Exum, Pai tie A
EnnU, Dr J H C
'F."
Fredrick, Lewi.
Faison,' Solomon J
Fanning P W J
Flftnifig, R
Furgersun, Martha
First, John
Fenner, Winney
G :
Grigory Mrs Candia
Goodwin Anderson .
Gibbs Mif E
Gill Terrell
George MiM Emily
Green Wm
Gardner Wm "'
Gonves James .
Gill Henry P -''
'::'. H
Haley J J -House
B
Hardee Miss LY tviJ.
Hinton Mr A
Haywood Mr. H
H.rp Mias E
Hutchison B F,
Hunt Sam'!. .
Harrell Miss Harriet Ann
Harris Henry. II
Hawkins Rufo. i-'
House Lindsey
Henderson Lewi. O
H.rlrd Mrgt
Harrison William . r' '
H endon Isham . '.
Honey cut Sarah
Hamilton Winaiord
Harrison John .
Hoiliman E '
Harrison Carter Braxton !
' ': :. ' : J .
Jonee Allen.
Jones Joel .
Jone.X 1 ' -':
Jones Wm P ; ' "' ' H k
Jones Mi.. Julia .
"J ones Austin r f '
Justice Rich R V
Johnson Mrs Naiicy "
Johnson' John H '
Jordan Wm H '
Jacob. Rich T . r ' r
- ' Kv'--y y ',
Kernodle Rfchd '' V
King Liney ' ;
Kennaday J.C'-;'.;'
Lane'Petr-i-r'"
$y Persona calling for any of 'the above Letter,
will please aay theyare advertised. V;
r . . w Mr WHITB, l. M.
Raleigh. Jan. 4, ;848. , f ' : . ; ' ' " 1 3t
TrDRirtlE IfORTHERIf IRISH PO
XT TATOES.-J osi received, a lot of fii.t rate
N urthern sttk no further' , Irish potatoes.
lor tale ly tbe Barrel or Jess quaniuy.
- ' JASl LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, Dec. 22, 1847.
;
L;
Lambert Wm .
Lord Elizabeth
Lane Francis Harriet
(Lee Sarah " ' " : '
Lon A B ,
Lewis J A . .
Lashley, John ; . s
Leary Mr.'E':'"'
Litchfor-d Mis. S H ' 2
M ' '
Mainard Wiley
Ment 'James
viorri. John W
Merrit John"
H aialon Mr James
-: ' m
Millett Israel
Mitchell Leroy
Muffit James M
Mai not J F -
Mayoh Rich'd
McLean T G
Mangura Priestly P
Mitchell Mis. Mabala ,
Mitchell John J
Moses A F
My alt Amelia H
Myatt N J
McCauley Mark .
Mc(auley Mat 'r .
McGehee Tho. A S 4
McVickar. Rev Henry 3
N -
Newsom M r D D
Nicholson Mrs Martha
Nicholson Anderson 2
Norwood W B
Nickson John
p :r--i';
Perrv Howell ;. .
Perkins Rev. E L 3
Pratt' Andrew T
Pollard Caswell
Pearrey H Xi
Pleasants Jos ,
Powell John A.
Pool John 2
Pool Rebecca
Pool 'I heo -
Pitkin Geo D
Purify Rev Jas S
Page Capt R M
Pullin Willis
Roger. Col Allen
Russell Rebecca
Rolertson John '
Ren Simeon v :
Royster Aladison
Reede John !
Rogers Daniel VV
Rolea L. Thoma.
Shepperd A '
SuloaJoel v
stoke. John
Strong Alexander
Solomon Mis. Susan , 1
Shelly Jehu
feegraves Isham
Shaw Lemon :
Scott Jos. . ,
Snetling Sylvaniu. 'I I ;
Shauck Mia. S J
Stick ney Jos' B . i
Saunder. D W J
Sunly Hon E:B 2T
Southeiiand Mr. M A 2
Staunton Jaa. W -; ;-. 3
Smith J. Dean 2
Smith John j V 2
Smith (RoblL
Turner Augustus
Taylor R W r. '.:
Tompkins. Mr. Rosa 3 2
Todd Solomon . . ' '
Taylor Mis. Maurie '
Troy RE
Taylor Mis. Susan! 1
Turner John. ' . '
rorron A ibert ' , 'ir ?
,Jf'. "--t. '
Vandergriff A rchilald V
Wingate Col E.
Winsjow J
WmfrMisVBmeliceJ
Whiteoton R M ; ;;;
We.iher.poon Robt T
WeatherVpoon '
Watere Henry B-
Wildiir-; James ' i '.i .
fwyman ,.: . , . :y,
Weathera R
Walton James
Walton J W
WarrenP W-imK'tX
Wauon?WjnyyA-
Warren John:, S
Woodson F-A h ' S
William. Henry W r
WUliams Wm iW
Williams M us Matilda A
Williams Koht " .; ":
Williamatt - 2
JIaTlns visited ew York and Philadei-
pnia ror tne purpoe of adding to his Block
respectfully informs his friend. nA th. Pbi,
he; that he has just opened a large and aplendid as.
tortmentof 4 ' : , . .
f JEWELlir AW I FANCY GOODS,
?VnS. ; Gold and Silver Lever Witchea, An
chor Cylinders, Vertical Ecpement. Gold and
Steel Guard Chaina, Seal., Keys, together with a '
81ssortnnt of Breast Pin.; Finger Ring., Ear
Ring., Gold and Silver Pencils, Thimbles, Medal-'
lions. Gold Heart, and Crowe's. . i
' Gold, Sifyer, Blue and polished Steel Spectacles,
Perifocal Spectacle Glasses; a iiew article,' to suit the
Eye. of all perrans y very superior Flha Glasses, that
may be adjusted in any frame, at any not ice. . '
SilverTable,Tea,Dessert:,SHli and Mustard Sponria
Cadlea, Sugar Tongs, Suttee Knives, 8ilver moti.ini
Cocoa Nuts, Castor. Csndle-rJiick., Snufers aiul
Tray., C.ke Baskets, Coffee Grrques, Britannia
Ware, in setts or single pieces, Silver and Plated
Cups. .;:;;,. . ..'..''.-,''
Mantel Clocks, Gold and Silver, mounted Cane.,
Chess men, and Backgammon Board., Sieel Pi,
Gik. Steel, Glass and batin Bead. Jet Crmb, S?e.
gar and Card :CaM.;i Purses." Chapman. Ilaxer
Strap., ; Toilet Bottles, -and Ladiea' Toilet; W ork
Boxe. -. - .
A ne assortment, of :Roger.vlazors; Pocket and
' , , Pen Knives. : t
Comprising Powder Boxes, Cologne and Laver drr
Water. Toilet Powder,' Sbavirig an'd Toilet Sosjf.
Also, Hair,Tootb and .Sha ving Brushes.
. Spanish Guiti.,Tiolin., Claiicncts.rute, Fifes,
Guitar and Tiolin Strings,' Extra V ieUn Bows, Ac.
Watches and Clock, repaired in a uj erior .trie..
As hi. own personal attention will be given to this
departnaeiit, those person, hating artith sol thit-kind
to repair, mayrely on their being v. til sr.d faithfully
executed.; Gold af.d Silver m.nulartuied to order.
with neatness and punctuality. Higl.eEhrict. given
for bid Gold and Silver.
Raleigh.. Aug 6, 1847.
3
Y0UN6 LADIES' SELECT SCHOCyUj r
fHE exercises of this School will be resumed again
JL pn the 1st Mftnday in January next, under the
care of the Misses Partridge, with such assistance"
as may be necessary for the interest of the School-.
Terms per. Session, as follows:
' English Branches, from $7 to $15 00 - I1
Latin, . . 10, 00
. French, ' ' ' 8 00
Music on the Piano, with use of
. the ImUrument, j .120 00
Guitar, . 10 00
Drawing and Needle Work, 5 00 !
Painting aud Wax Work, each 8 00 i
Board, washing, fuel and lights, n :
per month, I .10 00 .
Scholar, can remain through the vacation, free of
charge. ..'" "' : '.
Raleigh, Dec. 8 1847. ' j . - 98,2m
And Faiicy CAKE BAKERV. , , ;
rpHB SUBSCRIBERS desire to express their ac
.. J. knowledgtneuf to the citizens of Raleigh, for the
patronage bo noerauy exienoea o mem since ineir
residence among; them, and beg leave to announce, .
that they are now prepared1, to manufacture all kind,
of BREAD and CAKEIJr, at the very shortest notice.
Their article, are all made 'of the best Flour to -be
procured in the market, and are warranted fresh.
They intend to commence shortly the manufacture
of PASTRY, of all kind. M'hey will now furnish
th following varieties of CAKE, aud invite the at
tention'of the public to the list : ' :'
, Sponge Cake, ,
' Jelly . do ' "f
r Pound ' ,do ,'
, Tea !r do
Butter . do
Ginger Nut.
' Cream Kisses
; Macaroon., dec.
Also, Ornamental Cake, of every -description, for
Parties and Entertainments. '. - ."V
They continue to bake, daily, Family Loaf Bread ,
Rolls andTea Biscuit.? '. ' J
Alt Orders left at he Bakery, ntar Yarborough's
Hotel, will be instantly attended to.
NUCKLES Sc. PATRAM.
Raleigh, Dec. 9, 1847, . . ''. - . 99
;; TO SPORTSITIE. ,
i
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! m I
tint . BAB11EI, SEI,F-nETOil
B; ROOT5 has just recefved "a fine lot of
W Guns, Powder.,: Powiicr Flasks, Shot Baas,
Btid Bag &c.i all of tuch will be sold i0vp
BOOKS F0R:f HEc FESTJVE SEASON-
EN RY-1): fT URN ER would call the attention
bf hi. customers ahd'the'publicreeueraliy, to
hi. ; beautiful -arid yaried'awortment" of .plehdidly
Bound and illustrated VVorksi in everj department of
Literature, eui table for Present, to old and young,
grave" or cay,- of which l& personal inspection ia re
quested. The variety of Biblea and Prayer Books
is very exlensivei-nd io all styles of Binding inclu
ding Morocco, with or without Clasp.,'- Superb : Vei
In addition to the above, he has a ereat variety of
Book, aud Gaines, suitable Tor Children. ".' i
'. Also a large variety of Fancy- Articles, 4.C. &c.
: TURNER'S N;C. Bookstore,aaleigb.
Dec. 16. 1847.!. :-::;; : . : ' " :i . : I " 102 1
V 6DTStindard copy.
: -i'
Ti Ilf GER; Pepper1, Spice, Tea." Chockotste,
UTT Cocoa,.Chewinz and Smoking Tobacco, at the
Auctidn and Commission Store f i r
rMm-N.B, hughes.
WtitSij it Tiae tiiranpreKqisikiei trioaph w
HpHE .Subscribers of.the Washington &. New Or-.
X leans Magnetic Telegraph Company, are re
quested -tcfe pat tr it; Smith, the Treasurer; onW by
ne j aw iwiu January,; p ten vi.. iucn. u-scribtions-r-ii
bein? in . contemplation,, to have the-.
Telegraph completed to Raleigh by tha day. .
iVi' - Mm- JNOwJ HALEY--RaleighVJaai;
j$4&UiJl&i-&m. 4104 '"
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UNIVERSITOF. NURTH:CAROLlNA?i
-if 'adjourned Jleetingxof the '.Trustee, of th.
i 1 lutitution. will be held a,t the Executive Office-
iu this Cityrea Wednesday evening. (January 5llr
at i'o'deckriflrerder, iSi
I It
'4 '-;
frn HE SnbscTiber. having asMciated themselves
; JJ togetlier, under the style .'and . firm otW I LLS
Jb,LFAt for the purpote of oudaetiag , a 'General
Grocery, CommWsion and Fewarding Business, res
pectlully lender their ssrv'ices t. then- friends and the
pubUc generally. 7 , : " .
HlotZn stand of Lea & Madison.
1 j4 PETER a WILLS.
r 4 "1 v. : WILLIAM LEA, Jr. 1
Jan: l i ltt. 1 7t
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