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Sarsaparilla
THE ioa? EXTRAORDINARr MEDICINE
THE MOSi. woRLD :
ThL Eitrarf put p in S
TLk beaatf and auperiority of this Sarsape
The great ' . .-j:-.,. Hi.
:n- amt all otner wwmvm
riua over au o" . . , - r th Mr
. L ,. i winter medicine ever known 5
itu" a,. . .... VtMn it not
purifies thwhole eystem and
but it create, new..ptire and rich Wood ;
MnBossesseiLby n other medicine. . And in this
Kr&mQ4aecretofiu wonderful euecea It : haa
formed withia the past two year., more than 35..
SStaVe. of severe cues of diseases at least 20,000
f these considered incurable. ? . . . jf,
- More than. 3.000 eases of Chronic Rheumauem f
8,000 cases of Dyspepsia , ; ' ' '
4.000 caaca of General Debility tad Want of En-
7.000 caaeeoi tnecineremx' w ww,r
' sioOO eaaee of Scrofula ; ' ; ' k :
1.500 cam of the LiTar Complaint ; a
3,500 caaee of Diaeaae of the Kidneya and Dropsy j
8000 eaaea of conaomption: .
And Utoaaaoda of eaaee of diaeaaea of the blood.ju :
Ulcere, Eryaipela. Salt Rhetxm. Pimpleaon therace,
Ae 4c, together with numeroos , caae. of Sick
Headache, Pain in the Side and Chest,SpiTul Aflec
Th'ia we are aware, mat appear.increiliblcbttt wa
kite lattera froai Phyalciana and our AgenU from all
pexU of the United State, informing a of extraordi
nary core. K. Vxs BcaximK, Esq., one or the
wtMt resoectable Drocpata in Newark, N. J, in-
forma oa that he can refer to more than 150 casee m
that place alonei 4 There are thonsanda of jcaaea ' in
tfea Citr ef New York, which we will refer to with
pfeaenre end to men of character: It ia the " beat
minn for the creTendon of diaeaae known. It
undoubtedly eaed the Iiea of more than
' BjOOO CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON !
Aa it removed the cause of daeeaae, and prepared
tbArafar the Summer aeaaon. ' It haa neter been
known to injure in the least the most delicate child.
'1? " '".: 'RHEUMATISM.
? Thia 8araaparilla la need with the most perfect
ueeea. in Rheumatic compuunia noweTor Tercur
chronic. The astonishing cures it haa performed are
indeed wonderful! Other remedies eometimea gite
temporary relief thia entirely eradicate it from the
ayatem, even when the timba and bonea are' dread-
;foyawoUen. , . . . ... r ,
,jq3 Hear Mr. reeta ierry.oneoi mooiucss
moat reapectable lawyere in Hartford, Coun. The
following ia an ertract of a letter recited from him :
Ti, Tflirmsei I hate need one bottle of your
SaraaparUla, and find it ia excellent in ita eflecla op
en e Chronic, Rheumatic pain, to which I am aub-
iect, from an injary occasioned several years ago, in
nnhl'irttirt. . Please eeod me two bottles to the
am of Dr. Set moor. I hare convened, with two of
ear principal phyaiciana, and recommend your 8ara-
JT. " V ' 6ETH TERRY.
Hartfoid, March 12, 1845.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
'Clean and Strengthen, Consumption em be
reured. Bronchitis, Consumption Liver Com-
plaint. Colds t Coughs JLthma Spitting of
7 lood. Soreness in the Chest, Hectic flush, AXght
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expeetoration.Pain
. u ik tide. lft.Kave been and ean.be cured.
Dr. Towneend-Dear Sir: Nearly twenty yeara agoi
I took violent cold, which settled on my lungs, and
affected me' aererely tadeed, finally, it became a con
tut hacking cough, but not so severe aa to prevent
me from attending to my business; within the last
lew years it increased on me gradually. At last I
became reduced breathed with difficulty, and raised
with my cough much bad matter, and for the last
nine montha previoua to using your ttarsaparilfa,
had regular night aweats ; indeei, my friends and
xayaeir supposed ,that I would die with the Consump
tion t but 1 hate the happiness to inform you that,
to my aurpriae, after using three bottles of .your
R.r.nn"ll T find mv health restored. It relieved
me gradually, and I am now enjoying much better
health than I have before in 26 years. I had almost
entirely 16 Jiy J appetite, which ia also returned
You are at liberty to publish this "With my name in
tke papers, if you choose.
My little girl, who is three years old had a very
bad cough the whole of last Winter. We became
vary much alarmed on her account- While using
tke medicine, I gave her some of it, and it soon en
tirely relieved her, as well aa myself, and she is well
now, and hearty as any child I ever aaw. She was
bo fall of little blotches: it took then eway and her
kin is smooth and fair now and I am satisfied she
recevered her health from using your excellent med
icine
8. W. CONANT.
444 Bowery.
- GIRLS, READ THIS.
Yea who have pale complexions, dull ejes, blotch
on the face, rough skin, and are 4 out of spirits,"
ase'a bottle or two of Dr. Towcsend s SarsaparUla.
It will cleanse your blood, remove the freckels and
blotches,, and give you animation, sparkling eves,
line spirita, and beautiful complexionsall of which
are of immense value to unmarried ladies.
- . GREAT.FEMALE MEDICINE
Dr. Tewnsend'e SaraaparUla is a aovereign and
speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness,
Leocerrhoaa, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Men
struation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge theraor, and tor tne general rrostration of the
System, no matter whether the result of inheipnr
cause, or prodaced by irregularity, illness or accident.
. Nothing can be ore surprising than its invigotat-
iageBecla on the Human Irame. Persons, all wras:
ness and lassitude, from taking it, at once become
rebvut and full of energy under its influence, it im
mediately cbunteracu the nervelessnese of the female
frame, which is the great cause of barrenness
It will set be expected of as, in cases of to delicate
a nam re, to exhibit certificates of urss performed,
but we can, assure the afflicted, that hundreds of
eases have . been reported to us. Several cases
wkere families have been without children, after
asing a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have
been blessed with healthy offspring. ; v -
Dr. Totonsend-Mf wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and General " Debiary, and sufferiog
eootinaally by pain and a sensation of bearing down,
falling of th womb, and with ether difficulties, and
saving known casea where yor medicine has effec
ted great cures, tnd also heaang it recommended for
each cases as I have described,! obtained a bottle of
your Extract of SanapariUa, and followed 'the di
rections yoa gave.7 In a short period it removed her
complaints and restored her health. Being grateful
for the benefits she received, I take pleasure ia thus
acknowisdreding It, and recommending it to tbe
public. , , M D. MOORE,
' r. ' Corner Grand and Lydius-sts.
Albany, Aag. IT, 1847. ,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract ef SarsaparUla haa been expteasly
prepared' in rvfereaoe to fsmaU complaints. ' No
female who has reason to suppose she is approaching
that critical period; the tarn of life,' should neglect
to take it, as it is a certain preventative for any of
the numerous and horrible diseases to which females
am subject at this time of We. This period may be
decayed several year by oaing thia medicine. Nor
a k beta vmlaabie for ihos. approaching womanhood,
as k is ealealated. to assist oatera, by quickening tbe
bleed and invigorating, the system. Indeed, this
medicia U invmlaable for all the diseases to which
wemenaxa abject. , . . ....
It bcaoes tke whole system, renews permanently
the nataral energies by removing the impurities of
- tk body not so far stimulatine the srstem aa to
predaee a subsequent relaxation, which ia. the case of
'". mctticiaea taken for female weakness and
diaeaae.- ?. - :. - .
SCROFULA CURED.
Tw Certifioat eeaelosivel preve that this Sar-
MMn-tL haa narfeet control erer the most ewuww
diseases of the blood.". Three persona eared la
hoaae.ia unprecedented. i . - ' r. ? ' '
17 J. renJ-Dear Sir i I have the pleasure to
inform ro that three of my children have beeocurea
of the Scrofula by the nee ef your excellent medicine.
Th afflicted werv severely with ld aorea ;
I hwm taken onlr fourboulea : it took them away,ior
which I reel myseu unuer aeej
Yours, rdspectlolly. M -
ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 Wooiter at.
New York. March 1.1847.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIAN8. .
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from Phyaicians in different parts of the Union.
This is to eertifr that we the undersigned. Physi
cians of the City of Albany; have in numerous casea
prescribed Dr. Townsend a oarsapanlla, and believe
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. t
UNITED STATES OFFICER. -Capt.
G. W. McLean one of the United States
Marine Corps and member of tbe New Jersey Leg
islature, haa kindly sent us the following certificate.
It tells Us own story.
Hahway, Jan. zo, if.
A year since I was taken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated
was induced no try Dr. Townsend s oanapanwa,
and after taking two or three bottles, I was very
much relieved, and attribute it entirely to the said
SarsaparUla I nave continued taking it, ana una
that I improve every day. I believe it saved my nie,
and would not be without it under any consideration.
. G. W. MCLEAN.
- : DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva,
in decomposing food and strengthening the organs of
digestion, as this - preparation of SarsaparUla. It
positively cures every case of dyspepsia, however
severe or chronic. ' :
Sank Department, Jlhany May 10, 1345
Dr. Townsend: Sir I have been afflicted for
several yeara with Dyspepsia in its worst forms, at
tended with soreness of stomach, loss of appetite, ex
treme heart-burn, and a great aversion to all kinds of
food, and for weeks (what I could eat) I have been
onable to retain but a email portion on my stomach.
I tried tbe usual remedies, but they bad little or no
effect in removing, the complaint. I was induced,
about two montha since, to try your Extract of Sar
saparUla, and I must say with little confidence ; but
after using nearly two botdes, I found my appetite
restoieL and the heart-burn entirely removed; and 1
would earnestly recommend the use of it to these
wbo have been afflicted as I have been
Yours, &c. V. W. VAN ZANDT.
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street. Sun Building.
N. Y. Redding. Co., 8 State street, Bosta
Dyott&. Sons, 1-32 North 2J street, Philadelphia
S. S. Haoce, Drureist, Baltimore P. M. Cohen.
Charleston Wrizht & Co., 153 Chartres street, N
O -105 Sooth Pearl street, Albany and by alt the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out tbe United States, West Indies and tbo Canada.
For Sale in Raleigh, by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &. CO.
October 18, 1347. 84 ly '
NATIONAL, LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LOMOX.
' A Savings Bank for tbe benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan."
(iXrOWIXID BT ACT OS 7iRLUXI5T.j '
CirmL, 500,000 sterling, or 92,500,00.
Beside a reserve fund (irom surplus premiums of
about $195,000.
T.LAMIE MURRAY, Esq, George st.no
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Direcors, in
London. '
Physician J. ELLIOTSON, M. D., B R S.
Actuary W. S. B. WOOLHOUSF. Eq-, F.
R. A. 8.
Secretary T.T. CAMR0UX, El
iTalHIS INSTITUTION embraceyimportant and
LL substantial advaaUgea with rect to Life As.
aurances and deferred annuities, l'be assured has,
on all occasions, the power to lOrrow, without ex
pense r forfeiture of the poy, two-thirds of the
premiumeepaid ; also the optin of selecting be,tv
efits, and the conversion of hf ioteresu to meet oth
er convenience or necessity
Assurances for terms of ytare at the lowest possi
ble rates.
Persons insured for Iif can, at once, borrow half
the amount of annual premium for live successive
years, on their own no end deposite of policy.
Part or thb CM"al is rxRMaxxaTi.T lavss.
TXD in the United Sates, in the names of three of
the Local Director aa Trustees available always
to the assured inase of disputed claims (shouhLauy
such arise) or oVerw'8
Thepaymerof premiums, half-yearly, or quar
terlyat a trifing advance upon the annual rate.
No charget'or stamp-duty.
Thirty drfs allowed after each payment of premi
um become due, without forfeiture of policy.
TraveLfbe leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most moderate scale.
Division or Paorrrs. Ttfremarkable success
and creased prosperity of the Society has enabled
theDirectors, at the last annual investigation, to de
clare a fourth bonus, varying from 35 to 85 per ct.
o tbe premiums paid on each policy effected on the
rofit scale .
' . . i T 1 TV
(JXITCn OTATKS DOiRD OF XjOCAI. A1RXCTORS.
Chief Office for America, 74 Wall st) jV. York,
Jacob Harey, Esq. Chairman', John J. Palmer,
Esq ,Jonathan Goodhue, Esq Jsmes Boorman, Esq
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel . Howland, Esq.,
Gorbam A. Worth, Esq., Samuel M. fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habitcbt,
Esq.
Philadelphia Clement C. BiJdle, EsqM Louis A.
Godey, Esq. George Rex Graham, Esq. William
Jones, Esq.
Baltimore Jonathan Meredith, Esq., Samuel
Hoffman, EqDr J. H. McCulloh. '
J. Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward T.
Richardson, Esq., General Accountant, for the Uni
ted States and British N. A. Colonies.
Medical Examiners, New York J Kearny Rod
gers, M. D. 110 Bleecker-st; Alexander E. Hosacfcf
M. D., irt Franklin-st ; 8. S. Keene, M. D., 390
Fonrth-sL ""
Medical Examiners attend at 74 Wall-st. and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock P. M. daily. Fee paid
by the Society.)
Standing Counsel William Van Hook, Esq. 39
Wall-st.
Bankers The Merchant'a Bank.
Solicitor John Hone, Esq. 1 1 Pine-st.
Cashier Henry E. Cutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for the
benefit of married women, pasaed by theLegisIature
of New York, 1st April, 1840. '
Pamphlets, blank forms, table of rates, lists of A
gents, d-c &c. obtained at the Chief Office 74 Wall-
al,134 Bowery, or from either of the Agents through
out the United State, and British North American
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE, Agent.
R. B. Haywood, Medical Examiner, Raleigh.
' March 22, 1847 24
Capt. Henry's Campaign Sketches
of the War in Mexico, with engra
vioga ; thia day received by
Dec. 4th, 1847.
II. D. TURNER.
N. C. Bookstore.
98
Cathivlm Ttlver, and other Poems,
by John Stein fort Kidney. For sale at
. H. D.TURNER'S N.C. Bookstore.
Dee. 4th. 1847. 98
. 100 Reams of Paper,
ipONSISTING of Printing, Letter, Foolscap and
U Wrapping Paper. Also, May nard and Noye.'
best black writing Ink ; Red ; Indelible Pealing
Wax and Wafer. N.B.HUGHES.
Dec 28. W3
aouxn cinowivA
MUiuamnsurance
FURSUANT to an Act of Assembly, a Compa
ny has been forme J in this State, tinder the
name and atyl of 'the " North' Carolina Mutual In
urance Company," an-d is nowfully organized, by
the appointment of the following Officers, via:
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President,
- ALBERT STITM. Vice-President, .
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE P ARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RICHARD SMITH,
ALBERT ST1TH,
Executive Corn,
mittee.
WESTON R. GALES
The Comoanv is now prepared to receive applies
lions for Insurance, and to issue Pplicieson thessme.
By tbe Act of Incorporation, tbe Company is author
ized to take riska on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops
and other buildinea. Furniture,. Merchandize, anu
othftr DroDertv. aeainst loss or damage by Fire
The Office of the Company ia in the second story
of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr
B. B. Smith, at tbe corner ol r ayetteviue ana nap
cef.t Streets, where full information and explanations
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will he
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany.
Raleigh, January 15, 1847 . 5 tf
HASTINGS'
lVTonfrio
UUII1UUUUU OVlUJ Ul iiapiuai
nr.- iikit a positive RUT A WARRANTED CORK TOR
CONSUMPTION AND ALL OTHCR DISEASES
OF TUB LUNGS!
ItX. A. P. Harrison. 147 Greenwich
Street, Ifew York,
SOLE AMERICAN AGENT.
THIS medicine has decided the dispute about the
curability of Consumption ; and satisfied the medical
Faculty, and all who have used it, that Consump
tion and aft afflictions of the lungs can not only le
cured, but they are as easily and as simply cured as
almost any ef the disorders to which the human frame
is liable. The operation of a single bottle which
costs bat one dollar is sufficient to satisfy any pa
tient, if not altogether too far eone in the disease, of
this fact ; and even a single dose given evidence of
its extraordinary influences, in arresting, and eradi
cating the malady, py the immediate rrlief which it
affords. Thi9 is no quack or secret remedy. Dr.
Hastings, its discoverer, is one of tbe mot eminent
physicians of the age, and has me a full disclo
sure of its history and all its comDuneut parts to the
world; not wishing to incur the responsibility of con
fining to himself (for the sak of profit) a secret
which was calculated to do ruch universal good.
And such have been the wonderful res i ts f its op
erations that the London, Lancet, Medical Times
aud the most eminent phsicians of both hemispheres
are anxiously calling ujion sufferers to have imme
diate recourse to it, and proclaiming that of all known
medicines it alone ha positively established its effi
cacy by undeniable proofs of curing Consumption aud
all other diseases jH the lungs.
The great celerity of Hastings' Compound Starr-
or NAFTHA.Dbviates the necessity of publishing
certificates of ores.' In fact, so far as can be as
certained, ifbas cured, or is fast curing almost all
who havered it, and probably no person who haa
taken a tyttle but would be willing to give a warm
certificate in its favor, as hundreds have already
done irAhout solicitation.
57 Pr ce one dollar a bottle. Six bottles for five
debars. The usual allowance to the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail bv Messrs. PES
CUD 8l JOHNSON, sole .Agents for Raleigh.
Jan 12. 1648. 4
M :
Dr. A. P. Coopers Spiiio-Abdom!-nal
Supporters.
THE Subscriber have on hand a supply of the
above valuable supporters, which are recommend
ded for all persons, afflicted with muscular debility,
Round shoulders, or prolapsus Uteri !
' Proff: MoTT thinks they are very well adapted
for some varieties of incipient spinal distortions, aa
they afford the useful cornbirmtion of shoulder brace
and Abdominal supporter, with very decided support i
to the spinal column.
The above braces are recommended by thePhysi
cians generally, who have seen them, and we have
sold a nnmber to citizens of this place, who are high
ly pleased with them.
A gentleman observed a few days since, that he
had been wearing a very celebrated body brace for
some time, and that he would not gire one of the
above, for fifty such-
" They need no puffing as they speak for them
selves." PESCUD &. JOHNSON.
O The above Supporter is au improvement on
Dr.E. Crains celebrated Spioo-Abdomiual Supporter.
Jan. 12, 1848. (Standard.) 4
OXFORD IIOTf-OXFOItD, I.C.
THE Subscriber, having purchased thia well
known Establishment, immediately in front of the
Court House, hereby gives notice to his friends and
the public, that he is now fully prepared to entertain
all those who may favor him with a call.
He deems it useless to 6ay more, than that the
whole will soon undergo such repairs as are needed ;
and that his best efforts will be employed to make
eveTy department what it should be. lie invites a
call from the old patrons of this House, as this is the
only mode by which they cau judge correctly of its
character.
Boarders will be received by the day, week, month
or year ; and his charges shall not be extravagant..
WESLEY W.YOUNG.
Oxford. Jan. 4, 1848. 4 3t
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
fJJHE late firm existing in this City, under the
title of Reeder &. Lodgek, has been dissolved
ny mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
1.V . a I l
x irm, are requemeu m uiatte immediate payment;
aua an person. Having claims against the same, will
present them tor settlement.
' - FRANCIS II. REEDER,
WILLIAM J.LOUGEE.
Raleigh, Jan. 12, 1843. ,
THE BUSINESS CONTINUED.
1
ltltj subscriber would resD-ctfu v inform th
Uituens of Kaleigh, and the Public penerallv.
mat no win coounue me business at the Old Stand.
..a
. . a r. sr. J
wnere mere may ce tound a general assortment of
T1X, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
For sale, Wholesale nd Retail ; together with eve
ry other article usually kept in their line of trade.
( Tin, Copper and Sheet-lrou work of every descrip
tion, executed with neatness aud despatch. Houses
Covered, and warranted not to leak. All orders from
a distance will be atteuded to with promptness aud
fidelity. WILLIAM J. LOIJGEE, -
'Pretty Roto, Opposite Ouver's.
Raleigh. Jan. 12. 1848. 4 3t
m. nrAOnrntinn
wliich will cause the Hair to curl most beautifully,
and is warranted not to iujure it in the least, thus
dispensing with the curling irons, which injure the
hair so much.
The immense demand for the fluid and the repeat
ed testimonials, which we have received from Ladies
m Kaleigh who are nsirrg it, enable us to recommend
it with confidence. Call and get a Bottle at
PESCUD Si. JOHNSON'S Drug Store.
Jaa. 12, IS48. . , (Standard.) - 4
TT7UM1LY FLOCK A fresh supply, and
1 1 ut au
ipenot quality.
WILL: PECK & SON.
Raleigh, Jan. 15.
4 3t
oil. f or. IS If.
F vou wish Your Boota and Shoes, or Harness
polished and preserved, call and get a canister of
Oil Polish, price 25 cents, and warranted to give sat
isfaction. PESCUD Si, J OHM SON.
Jan. 12. (Standard.) - 4
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
w:
E are in receipt of a lot of splendid Ci
gars of various brands, and two cases of verv
fiue chewing Tobacco, to which we invite tbe atten
tion of those Who indulge in stch. luxuries.
lyOiiipany
PESCUD & JOHNSON. -Jan.
12. ; Standard. 4
aj
a
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By He James Biter aud Chesapeake Bay Via-re:
tersburg, Norfolk, Baltimore and PhUa
" ddvhio, to New York.'' ;?vv"
TT0ASSENGERS by this Line leave Weldoa and
IT Ganrnn evenr nnrht for retersDurg, eiei
knri anri R n rink a Rait Road. f ."
From thence ilailv at 15 minute before. 7 A.. M.,
for City Point. '
From lhence they take one of the fast James Ki
for Norfolk, reibhing there at 3 P. M
Thence up the Cheeapeake Bay in one of the
Rt.mr.f built for the route) that ace so favorably
known for tbefr strength and comfortable arrange
tri anro 1 1 '
- ti,. stA.m.r nfth'tn Line hare been put in first
A lev K-TfrWtBksaav-a w w -
rate order, for the running of the Schednle required)
to transport the Northern and bontharn Mail.
tt-J- R..p Sr. minrl. this U the Grtat U. S Mail
TJn and at the reduced rates, passengers will save
.r.i .-rf.mlv- have more comfort by this
Line, less loss of sleep," and fewer changes of person
and baggage. ' -i
Fare from Weldon to Baltimore, $8 00
Norfolk, ' 4 00
For Tickets, apply to Wm. M- Moody, Jr., Agent
Weldon, N. C. " nn
Fare from Gaaton to Ballimore, $9 00
f Norfolk, 4 00
Fr Tickets, apply to C. C. Poch, Esq., Agent,
Gaston. N. C.
Passeocere getting through Tickets are allowed to
stop at any point on the route and resume their trip
when tbey may be ready.
. wm M. muuuy.., Jr. Agent.
Office James River and Bay Line, )
Weldon. N. C Dec. 21st, 1847. ( 1 tf
Dec. 20. 1847.
Florida Land Sales,
ILL be offered for sale, at Auction, on the
7th day of March, 1848, at the County Site
of Benton Countv. East Florida, several I racts of
Land, in Township 21, Range 18, and in Township
24, Range XI.
On tbe 14th day of March at the Court Heuse of
Marion County, sundry Tracts in
Township 13.
Range 20.
13, 21.
14, " 21.
14, 32.
At Madison Court House, on Thursday, tbe 23d
March :
Section. TownnhipS. Range E.
The 8 E i of 23, 1, 7.
SWJof 24, r,
NVof 25, 1,
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" Ei of 1, 1,
W i of 6, 1,
7.
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8.
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March :
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13, 1, 5.
14, 1, 5.
14, 1, 6,
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6, 2, 5.
6, 2, 5.
The E i of N W J of
. E i of 8 W i of
" WofNEiof
W 4 of S E i of
8$ of
NEJof
E i of N W i of
Terms. One-fourth 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
ments. - '
' Lists of the particular Tracts can be had by apply
ing to any of the Post Masters in Benton, or Marion
County ; or they will be furnished if applied for by
letter, post pais, addressed to The Stat Regis
ter at Tallahassee, Florioa."
JOHN BEARD, Register of Public
Lands for the State of Florida.
Tallahassee, Nov. 8, 1847, 96 ts
A Valuable Plantation for Sale.
ON Wednesday the 26th of January, 1848, if not
sold 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 woods 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 advantages of a healthy location,
plealant neighborhood, fine water and a good site for
a mill on a constant stream, the location is consid
ered desirable on account of the outlet for a conve
nient and extensive stock farm.
The improvements- consist of a Gin house and
Screw, Overseer's house, Negro houses, &c. Per
sons wishiug to examine the laud before day of sale
will call on Col. A. M. Johuson', Edward Kearny,
sq. or the subscriber.
Paymeut one and two years.
THOS. W. HARRISS,
Near Littleton, N. C.
Dec. 24, 1847. 104
TO PRINTERS.
THE Proprietor of the Randolph Herald," be
ing-desirous of devoting his whole attention to
other business, offers for sale the Press on which said
paper is now printed, together with the Type. Cases,
Stands, and all other fixtures thereto belonging.
I nefress is a Kamage, and tbe Types (Bourgeois)
are nearly all new The good will of the paper may
be inferred, when it is stated, that the consumption of
paper is sdoui l ream per wees. ,
1 he whole will.be sold at tbe very low price of
xau. it wm only be transferred to Whig hands, on
tne condition, too, that the Press shall not be taken
from the County for one year at least.
Any practical printer of respectable talents and
studious habits, can, by prudent management,' clear
$500 per annum. The Whigs of the County haVe
handsomely supported, a paper for a number of years.
.Any person wishing to purchase must make ap-
pucauon soon, as the present volume will be com
plete itrfSe early part of next Spring.
Any further information can be had by addressing
tne proprietor, post paid.
Exchanges of the :'Herald" copvinjr the above
will confer a favor. !
M R. D. BROWN.
December 27, 1847. 104
Raleigh Livery Stable:! ;
THE SUBSCRIBERS having ren
ted the Stables, recently occupied by
a j a.a .aa a
Mr. ttvttkuot. ana inorougniy repaired
and refitted them ; and; having furnish
ed the Establishment with an entirely
new - supply of CaaaiAose, '; BoGOieai
Hoasrsr (both Saddle and Harness,) and having also
engaged experienced and careful Drivers, welt ac
quainted with tbe different Roads, and stopping
nooses throughout the State, are now prepared to at
tend to all calls in their line.
The Stables are located in a very central position,
and some one will always be found there, at all hours
of the day and night, to attend to orders - i
Horses will be boarded by the day, week month
or year at the most moderate prices. -
Drovers visiting Raleigh with Horses laAlmim, f
will find these Stables conveniently located lor that
main fraskia ria. ! . 4
JAMES M. HAkRISS,
JOHN R. HARRISON.
RaleighJan. 6,1848.
Cainp Life of a Volanteer. A Cam
paign in Mexico, or Glimpses at life in amp.
by "One who has seen the Eleohant. ihi.
re-
v..cm.b. me nuriu Carolina xoookstore by
t i u , ,1 U. TURNER;
Raletffh, Dec 10, 1847. iqx
I ,4.
Female' Seminary!
ftvifflS, next Session ofthis Institution, wils com
'II mAtiCe on 'Monday, the 10th January ensuing.
TTba Subscriber feels greatly enconraged by Vihe
vary liberal patronage extended to him tbe 5jreseBt
Hia exertions, will be -continued, to secure
, tkncA who may be entrusted to his care, all the-
advaritagea of a, thorough andaccomplwhe
The ,Tenna are r aa Jbllewa, jW r seaslen ev
montha: rv . ( r ;;! 'v .
Board ' , ' . . ' . .-V
English Tuition, -.
French, ' ' ' .
$50 00
12 50
i 10 60
J2U m
. xnusic, , ,1. .
Use of Instrument, . " 7 . .
Tlr. '.r. n rt PaTntin rl. s."' . Mr -
3 00
10 00
' No extra charge will be made. -Books,' Station
ary , &Ci furnished. at tbe lowest retail prices. V
It is paiticolarly desired; that eterys, Pupil ehould
be present at the opening ef tbe Session.wheu Studies
are arranged and Classes formed.. All articles of
Clothing must be marked with the owner's name in
fuIU ' v: ' " - " ' :
I beg leave to refer to my friends, and numerous
acquaintances, in this State and Virginia J -among
others, to the following : Hon. Jno. Y; Mason, Wash
ington,; Hon. Arch. Atkinson, Wm. R. .Baskervilf,
Virginia,' Hon. Jno. H. Bryan; GeorgevW. Mordecai,
Raleigh, Ce!. Joshua . Tayloe, Washington, N. C,
Hon. David Outlaw, Wsa. T. Sutton, Esq., Bertie,
Jas. S. Battle, Esq., Rocky Mount, Wm. Plommer,
Jno. Somerville, Wm.Eaton. Jr ; Esqrs ; Warreuton.
i - DANIEL .TURNER.
Warrenton. Dec. 2, 1847. ' " v -f --V 98 r
NORTH CAROLINA FANCY STORE OF
. . . G. V.' &C. ' GRIiTIltlE. : '
HAVING opened again an entirely ; new and
beautiful assortment of Goods, we' are now
prepared to otter to me pUDiie a very extensive col
lection of articles - not kept generally in one snore
alone. .Being determined to sell low, to effect quick
sales, and give to our customers as great bargains as
any Store can oner, we would respect! ully solicit
the continuance of favors, as we . shall endeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who will be pleased to
examine tbe Stock, consisting of :
Confectionary, Groceries, French,
German and dnglisn ancy Goods,
Cutlery, Musical Instruments,' Per
fumery, Crockery, Iry Goods, Jew
eliry, and Toys :
Confectionary: French Candy assorted,
best refined Candy, Rock Candy, Chocolate, Raisins,
Figs, Prunes, Currents, Dates, Citron, Almonds, ;
Palmnuts, Filberts, Wal. and Cocoanuts, Nutmegs,
Mace. Cinnamon. Spice, etc.
Fruit : Malaga Grapes, Uranges, Lemons,
Northern Apples.
Seffars: Manilla. Jnlto Sanz, Talla, . Jupiter,
Rionda. Havanna, Regalia, Plantation, Havana La
dies' Sefars, Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco,
Mrs Miller's Snuff. i
Preserves, Jellies, Pickles Sau
ces, Syrup, Brandy Fruit, a
large and choice assortment. '
Groceries: Loaf, Crushed and Brown 8 a gar.
Molasses. Coffee and Tea, different qualities, tas-
tile, variegated. White and Brown Soap. Sperm
and Tallow Candles, Otfa, Cheese, Pine. Apple
Cheese, etc. . : '
Bakery :Butter, Water, Sugar, Soda Crack
. . m ,- . - a a a -i ' . . - .
ers, inot uread and rticnmona tsxes.!
Fane? Goods: Writing Desks. Fancy, Work
Boxes, Artificial Flowers, Card Cases, Money Purses;
Pocket Books, Travelling Bag, Baskets. Dressing
and Fine Combs, Pins, Needles, .Thread, Buttons,
Matches, Shaving Utensils, Looking Glasses, Cloth,
it.. rr-tt! ov j '-ti r .t.
nai, 1 eem, nair, ounu sua suiau i oiuiuig urueur,
Walking "Canes," .Whip,' Cowhides, Patent ' and
Common Fish Hooks Flower Vases, Painted Mugs,
Tumblers, , Tapers, Slates, Smoking . Pipes, Coffee
Mills, Steelyards, Patent Balances, Waiters, Clocks,
Spoons, Tacks, Razor Straps.
Cutlery :Rodgers .Pocket Pen Knives and
Razors, Knives and Forks, Scissors, Dirks, Pistols;
Guns, Percossion Caps, Tubes, Powder Flasks;
Shot-belts, Bird-bags. - ' - . - "
Musical " Instruments : -Violins, Bows,
Strings, Bridges, Screws, Guitars, Flageolets, Flutes,
Fifes, Accordions, etc , , , ' i
Perfumery : Cologne, genuine ; Macassar. !
Bear and Antique Oil, Floating, Almond, Palm and ;
other perfumed Soap ;-. Chalk-balls and Pink Saucers.
Crockery : Tea Sett Cups and Saucers,
itchers, Bowls, Plates, Diahee, Wash Basins, Cof-
'ee Pots, etc. - -'
Bry Goods: Calicoes, Cassinets, Cashmeres,
Vesting. Merino, Handkerchiefs, Shawls; 'Hose.C
Gloves, pleached and Brown Shirting, Osnaburg,
Flannels, Kersey, Linsey, Muslin, Linnen, etc,
. Jewelry of Gold, Silver and . Pinchback,
Watch holders. Breast Pins, Ear Rings,Pencils. Pensj
Finger Rings. Thimbles, Metal Combs, Watch Keys;
Fob Chains, Gypsum and other Beads, assorted.;
Toys: -A large rand choice supply of Magic
lanterns, ibina, fewter and 'Wooden Tea Setts.
Dressed and Undressed Dolls, Paint Boxes, Carpen
tet'e Tooty Harps, and a variety of Fany Toys.
CHR. GRIMME, Firm of
G. W.& O. GnrjucE,
Second door frorn Mr. ' R. Smith. ..
Raleigh, Jan. 10. 1848. . 2 tf
HAVING connected with me in the Apotheca.
RTand Dau business on the -1st inst. Mr
George B. Jones, a practical AroTHECAnr and Dace
oist, who has had charge of my establishment for
four months past, the business will hereafter be
conducted under the style and firm of Geo. B.. Jones
&Co. ; FRANCIS MAJOR.
GEORGE B. JONES, & Co., Apothxcarks
& Druggists, have. on hand a full supply ofPtrs
Medicines, Daues, Dte Stuffs, PatwtsV. Oits,
Brushes, Soaps, Surgical 4 Dektai Ihstbf
merts, and alt other articles usually kept in such
establishnents, which they offer to' their friends and
the public at the. lowest prices. . .... "
They ll the attention of Courtrt Mekchasts
to their Stock, and assure them it shall be regularly
replenished to! meet their wants y- ..y
Pbtsiciams in the Coustrt who are in the habit
of buying their supplies of MEniciirsin theNoxTs
xrk CiTtES, will be furnished with, articles o( un
doubted Pcbitt, many of ibem'having been recently
1 MPoRTEn from , 5ne of the best Laboratories ii
EwoLAirn. J ,'- -1
' Tf. f ... 1 t ' '
reiersnurg. January u, 1848,,, , i 3 win
N. B. HUGHES.
PICRLES Pnn sait
JS PICKLfIW ?0w oVeleg,,Bi
i?rn7 '!l& Wet, o the Pickle, pre
m Kaleieh. of whnm tbr5.-' s
.M.;...- " piwcurea n tea
he Errors of Modern fi.ii:"
is illustrated and refuted, bv S M aXrz'rCf
iA. M.; Pastor bf ihm Wiri XuTjiZ???'
mantown, Penn:
Jost published; ."nd 'thia day re-
tlie 'N, C Book Store;
eived, by ' ..- -
Jan. l6, iS48.;
f n jne statesmen of 7a tiis i- ioie
R brSarah Mytton 1
C Book Store, by H:: D; TURNER.
Jan. 10.; :w-..:'--v '-'r-"
FOR ItFjIf T. A small House in the Wee-5
tern part of the City:' - ' f
JAMES LITCHFORD.
Jan. I, 1848.
-.104
fl'GEKPepper, Spice, Tea.' Chockolate;
Vfjq- CocoaCfaewing g,d eimoking Tobacco, at tbe
Auction and Commission Store ofv ' ' " -'
1 'f
lTaTlns vfstted New"Tork and PhiTadel-
phla for tne purpose ot sluing to nis oiocx,
respectfully informs his friends and tbe Pub
lic, that he has 'just opened a large and splendid at
aortmenifife:i !' .'
conaisting of Gold arSHver lrfvera)cnes, An
chor 'CyUndeiaVerticaIEs and
Steel Guard Xlhatris'Se with a
large assortment of' Breast Pins, Finger Ringa, Ear
Rings Gold aad Sflver Pencils jThimblea; Medal- 4
liottS, ojdllearuVna jCwCisi ;r(-
'K?f&&f.
Gold.' Silver,'' Blue, and polished Steel Spectacles,
PerifocaLSpectacIe Glasses, a new article, to syit the
Eyes of all persona ; very superior Flint Glasses, that '
may be adjusted in any frame.t any ; notice.' '
vv sisver and plated WareJ "
- 8ilverTableTeiessert,S'aitar M ostard Spoons,
Cadles, Sugar Tongs, Butter KniesSilver mounied
Cocoa Nuts, Castors, Candle-iicks, Snuffers and
Trays,' Cake,, Baskets t Coffee f Greques.v Britannia
Ware, in 'Setts' or' single pieces, Silver and Plated
Cups.- -v 'v;: -' V ' -
Mantel CJocksrCofd and Sive mounleO Canes,
Chess men; and Backgammon 'Boards; Sieel fens,
pilt. Steel. Glass and fcat in eadsV Jet Combs, i?e
gar and Card Cases, Purses, ' Chapman's Rarer
Straps, Toilet-Bottles;' and Ladies' Toiler Work
Boxes - - ' . , ! Vv'-f;.". ' vjr-;. :,:-V :
. vciTtEniY. ... ; :;
A fine assortment of Rogers Razors; Pocket and
-tl: :i - " fen KnivesT i' '-" ' I ' ' " w. '
Comprising Powder Boxes, Cologne end La vender"
Waters, Toilet Powder, Shaving and Toilet Soaps.
Also, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brosbes;: - ' :- 1
.-M Musical; Instruments. !; ;
' Spanish Guitars! Violin?,Clorienets,FIuteg, Fifes,
Guitar and Violin Strings, Extra Violin Bows, 4 c.
Watches and Clocks repaired in a superior si vie.
Aa his own personal attention will be 'given to ihie
department, those persons having articles of this kind
to repair, may rely. on lheir being Well and faithfully
executed. ' Gold and Siler inanufartuied to order,
with neatness and punctsality. Higbeelprices given,
for old Gold and Silver. j
Raleigh, Aug. 6. 187. ; ,1 ...... j 3
YOUNG LADIES1 SELECT; SCHOOL :
flHE exercises of thia School will be resumed again
X on the 1st Monday jn January next, under the
care of the Misses Partridge, wjth such assistance
as may be. necessary for the interest of . the School.
Terms per Session,, as, follows: ,
English Brancnes, from $7 to J15 00
Latin, ' : 10 GO
French, , ,j 8 GO
Music on the Piano, with use of - -1 1 m-:
the Instrument, ; , 20 00
Guitar,. . 10 00
Drawincr and Needle Work, . 5 00
Paintin? and Wax Work, each 8 00
Board, wash ing, fuel and lights, 1 .
per month, - - . . 10 00
, Scholars can remain. through the vacation, free of
charge. ' . ;V .'. ''. TV
; Raleigh, Dee.8;1847. ; c 98-2m
And Fancy CAAXJXY.
THE SUBSCRIBERS desire to express Uieir ac
knowledgment. to the citizens bf Raleigh, for the
patronage' so -liberally extended to therri since' their -residence
among them, and beg leave" to announce,
that they are now prepared to manufacture all kiads
of BREAD and CAKES, at the very shortest notice.
Their articles 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.? They will now furnish
the following varieties of CAKb, and invite the at-
tention of tie public to tne list : ,A
V -r -Sponge Cake, '" '
r. - Jelly rA ':.-r -' .
Found., do i? - -'
; Tea ..; do . " .
Butter ' do '
Ginger Nnts ' "v'.;' ' : '
Cream Kisses ' ,
Macaroons, ficc . . . .
Alsoi Ornamental Cakes. of everydescriptien, for
Parties and. Entertainments.' ' i-r--
They continue to bake, aily, Family Loaf Bread ,
Rails and Tea Biscuit J -
All Orders left at the Bakery, near Yarboeouoh's
Hotel,. will be instantly attended to. I
T NUCKLES & PATRAM. .
v Raleigh, Dee. 9, 1847..,: : V"., . i i 99-
TO SPORTSIXEIf ;
,a?ATEPTT
VIM6 AND REPILT JJIG
. - . M-MJ9MXSJV fi.-
B. ROOT .has Most received 'a fine lot of
.
Guns, Powder. Powder Flasks. Shot Bees.
una, pags, ccc, an ot; which will be sold Uwirk
Mv7:&:-;::.y . 63
B00K5 FOR HEvFESTIVr SEASON
TOT&EN RY D. TURNER Would call the attentiors
psfesb of his customers and the public -generally to
his, beautiful. and varied assortment of 'splendidly
BoundT and illustrated Works, in every department o
Literature; suitable for Presenta to 'old and young,
grave or gay, of which a personal: inspection is re
quested. -The variety of Bibles and Prayer Books
!f 7 te?fre and jn allatylea of Binding, iiwlu
ding Morocco, with or without Clasps, Superb Val
vet,'&c.-' .t. ;:y.'?s. - ,r-v . ' .
H In addition to tha above, he has a great variety of
Books and Games, suitable for'Cbildren. J- ; ..
v Also a large variety xtt Fancy Articles, &c &c. -URNEIVS.
C. Bookstore, Raleigh.
Vec.-lB.imrrMh 7 ' M ;10a :
P n'SUndard-opyw:tfy: :W0i::J;fr4, ,
rfTiHE Subscribers having associated nlhemselves
togetherunder the style and firui of WILLS
LEAr for ihe purpose of . conducting a; General
Grocery, Commission and Forwarding Business, res
pec tl ully tender their services Wtlieir friends. and the
generally.. -4,
IE? Store oftl atand of Lea Ac Madison.-'
PETER B. WILLS, .
r ;S::WILUA51 LEA, Jr.
1 r s -. , , - .1 . I it
Ja. i;-JfR
ORTUiACAnoiJA.'' AOIAXACS.
PI ALL at tbe North Carolina Bookstore, and get
VL TURNER'S WORTH CAROLIN A A LM A--AP'lWSTliia
Almanac has been carefully
r.aicu, ana ia lor saie, wnoiesaie ana retail, nvt
H J). TURNER;
January i; 1818.7
TATE OF If ORXH CAIlOCIIffA
S? .BEaTr CooirrT. Court of Pleaa and Quarter
SeaaiOne--November Term, 'i87-f:5'
F7Winfi "A; Ferguson, vs. 'Geo. S Holly.' 7
C$aais'frJ ori one Tract
of Land, supposed to fenftrw aboitt 100 :Aeref. ad-
oismg thes.SViBJSpTimMothTs:on
Chowan Utter? la f--iA-'n : 1 7
: Oni motion, in open CovrUiiUt Ordered; that pub-'
IicaUoB be made for six weeka ia.tbe Raleigh Regia.
ter. for George S. .Holly,' that he mike his personal
appearance at the Court House in Windsor, on the
second Monday in February next, to show cause
wherefore final Judgment milj hot be takn against
him, and the property condemned to the use ef th
Flainttre demMBywdefepf the, Court.
: ' TV f . " - cTJON. It TAYLOE, Clerk.
Pr;,Ad $5t2.J ? ; U2 .8w
ml