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for the heirs of J Gilliland deed
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123
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McDowell Co inty. 2d October
810
300
1848.
To Contractors.
fTTtHE Commissioners for contracting for building
II Co1lrt Home and Jail, iu the Town
ofGoldsboroagb, in the Coualy or Wayne, will re
ceive plana for a Court House and Jail, accompanied
- with estimates for buildiug the same, includiogjna
" terials of every description therefor.
- TM Conrt Iloose wa be 70 feet, or thereabouts, in
length, and about 45 feet in width, two stories high,
lho lwerstory to have an ante room, or vestibule,
'' '' jLcross th front end, and with two pair of stairs,
t.-. :i VnrrrnnHinor room or rooms above:
"3?a passage leading from the vestibule through the
j, wtoJe length of the building, with three rooms for
40Sei oa each aide. The second story to contain
Coort Room and rooms for the petit-jury. The
-bbadiogisibeof brick, with a rock foundation, if
practieable, and the roof to be covered with tin, gal
vanised iroa, or some substitute therefor, to make
the building fire-proof.
The Jail to be about 32 feet by 2C, with two good
rooms on the lower floor, for debtors, and two don
geoaftS and a petty larceny room on the secoud floor ;
the enter Wall to be built of brick, with square tim
ber, atd iron for the inner walla of the prison, to be
covered in like manner with the Court House, so as
to be fire-proof on the outer side.
The contracts for the Court House aud Jail will
be let separate. Good clay can be had iu the imme
diate vicinity, for making brick, and it is believed,
that rack can be had for the foundation, iu about five
miles from ths place, immediately ou the Rail Road,
by which they ean bo brought within about 250
' yards sf the sits.
This will be a cash job, the greater part of the mo
ney being already in hand, so that a portion of the
money can be advanced, from time to time, as the
work progresses, and ths whole paid so soon as the
work is approved, and received by the Comniis-
sMaers
Ths plans and proposal will be received by the
Commissioners at Goldsborough. on Monday the 13th
day of November next, when they will make a se
lection of such plans as they may deem bett, and at
which time and place, all persona desirous of con
tracting, are requested to attend in person, and hand
in their plana and proposals tor Duuaing. ouuiciem
lima will be given them for making estimates, on the
plans which may be selected, so that the contracts
can bo closed during ths week.
If the plan or plans selected, should be those or
any person or persons, who should not get the con
tract for building, a liberal compensation will be paid
st-caita-H" GRISW0LI),
For (he Commissioners.
Goldaboro', Sept 24, 1848.
iS tt
fashionable Clothing Store
IMcr thrKtlelgu Telegraph Office.
QTTTiHE extensive patronage this establishment has
4 received the past year, has induced the subscri
bar to enlarge his stock snd he is now prepared to meet
the .demands of bis numerous customers, with' the
Urrett assortment of RajmIv mado Goods.
Vfjr!r dffcred in this city. . .
vAHis clothing is manufactured in a superior manner
-eopttwy for this Market, and in quality and style
for Members.
LI Ail T-B AlX occupies the same nram-
Taes near tba 8taU Capitol, now. known as
taa Mztaaom Hhu. and respectfully informs ths
Members sf tha Lagislsiaia, that ha mil be prepar
ed to accommodate asms 13 or 15 of their Body
vHh comfortable Board, on very moderate terms.
' He will spar do exertions to please, and render the
CTaab!s to those who . may 1 favor him with
elr patrong. " Earlv applications are desirable
- ' October 9.iS4g . 8l
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Boarding
fellinc Tract of l.ind. or so much Wereoi, aa i
18. 185. J846. and 1847 1
Value.
Waters.
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1100
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Bock Creek
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6 28
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i2 3
JOHN N. CURTIS, sheriff
in ORE I
New Goods,
WE have just received the following new and
beautiful dress goods, to which we would res
pectfully call the attention of the Ladies.
Broche Alcyooes Fanry Sllka
Plain do Plaid Orleans
Gala PUid Plaid Lustres
Latest French style Cashmeres and DeLaines.
ALSO
French worked Capes and Collars
DownTJapea Bonmt Ribbons
While and coloreJ Kid Gloves
Long white Eml-roidered do
EmbroiJrrcJ Cashmere and. Thibet shawl,
Together with msny other articles adapted for both
ladies nd gentlemen sll of which we will take great
pleasure in selling to our friends and customers, and
the public generally, on the most literal terms.
HEAKTT & L1TUHFORD.
Sept. 22. 76
Extra Chilian Tea.
WE HAVE juat received 2 chests of Black
Tea, of the above favorite brand, which we
cau recommend as beiug very fine.
FESCUD & JOHNSON.
OUR FALL GOODS are iu part as fol
lows :
Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Java, Laauira and Kio Coffees,
Molasses. Butter and Rice,
Teas and Apices,
Mackerel. Shau and Roe Herring,
Bacon and Lard,
Meal and Flour,
Ground Alum and Blown Salt,
Shoes, for Men and Women,
Sole and upper Leather,
Calf, Lining and Skins and Thread,
Saddles and Bridles,
Tin Ware, assorted.
Bed Cords and Lines,
Rope a&d Twine,
Sheetings, Shirtings snd Osnaburgs,
Cotton Yarns from 4 to 16,
Tobacco, Cigars and snuff.
Nails from 4 penny to 20 pennys,
Brown and White Soaps,
Holls, Dalletts, and sperm Candle,
Wood Ware. Buckets dec. die.
We expect to keep a constant supply, of the above
and the like articles
WIL. PECK dc 80N.
September 26, 1848 77 6w
Washington Hotel,
RALEIGn, IV. C.
JSTJJHE Subscriber having purchased this old and
pJ well-known Establishment, 150 yards East of
the Capitol, on Morgan Street, begs leave to inform
the public, that he has thoroughly repaired, and
cfpansed the Houe, and neatly furnished the rooms.
Land has no hesitation in saying, that for comfort and
cheapness, bis house cannot be surpassed by any in
ngaged the services of Mr. M. H- HILL.
ths management of the house Mr.
favorably known to the visitors of
Raleigh, and ha flatters himself that general satisfac
tion will be given to ail who may favor him with
their patronage.
Hf woold say to tha Members of the approaching
Legislature, that ha is prepared to accommodate 20
of them with board, on terms ss low ss sny house
In the Citv. He hss rood Ktsbles.. eood Osilera.
and plenty of Corn, Fodder snd Oats
Horae Drovers and Wagoners will at all times find
good dry Lou, and plenty of provender for sale cheap.
H . F. W.- KING.
- . . ; - 77 w8w
THE partnerahtp heretofore- existing
v v? 2r n"K" Jo!,l- 3ay
Jimu n rJnnv. .:n . ... . . J
under lhs
Jamas D
dissolved.
nuM wiUaetUa th.
of the firm
James
October llr Ig4S
D MJNN
"' 62 3t
,(iCalcjnedvPlaster Paris,
TTT) COGGlNat, CO , f Philadelphia, continae
y f
to manufacture Calcined Plaster of the whi
test and finest quaiity'that can be produced, at the
low rale or li37J cash, per barrel ; fresniy poi ep
in excellent ahippiag eoodition. Also, Stereotype
Plaeter, at LO ; and Laad Plaster at 80 eta. per
barrel. - -
Direct ordera to the Proprietors at Philadelphia, or
to John Careunaugh, their Agent, New Orleans,
October. 4r 1848. 79
" ' NOTICE
IS Hereby GIveu, that application will be
made to the next Geueral Assembly of North Ca
rolioa, for a Charter to baild a Rail Road from Ral
eigh to Golds boro. .
MANY CITIZENS, OF RALEIGH.
NCW LAW BOOKS.
MITH on Actions at Law. American Leading
Casts, by Hare and Wallace. Gresby'a Equity
i.f3iHiMi?f!. Alasou and wslsoys uepons, voi. 10m.
Jarman on Wills. English Common Law Reports,
vol 64th. Greenleaf, on Evidence. Just received
al tne N. C BOOK STORE.
Raleigh. Sept. 25. IS
mn ore Cotton Yarns by the whole bale,
V II at Factory oricea. WILL: PECK SON.
Oct. 6. 80 3 w
UST at hand a few barrels of family Flour,
R. TUCKER & SON.
80
October 5. 1848.
CO.CRi:SS WATER !
A further Supply of Fresh Congress Water, just
to baud, by yesterday's Cars ; aud for Sale by,
PESCUD
At JOHNSON.
Raleijrli, October 3, 184H
71
NEW WORK-
finilANKFULN ESS, a Narrative by the Rev. C
Jij B. Taylor, author of " Records of a go.dman'B
Life, 5c, jut publibhed aud for sale at the
N, C. BOOK STORF.
Oct 2. 79
CATCH THE ROBBERS!
glOOO REWARD!!
rirVlE Subscriber having been robbed on Sati
j day, the 9th of the present month, iu the largr
Puccoson called Dover, lying partly in the (Jouuti
or Jouea, Craven aud Lenoir, through which the pub
lie Stage Road runs from Kinston to Newberu, on oi
near the Saudy Ridge, aud so severely beaten b)
his assailants, that they left him as dead, after filcn
ing from his pocket Hie sum of Forty Eight
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, takes thi.
method of informing the public that he will cheerfulij
pay to any individual or individuals, the sum of On
Thousand Dollars, who will appreheud and lead
to the conviction of the said Robbers.
K. II. BLOUNT.
Kin.ton, Sept. 19. 77 tf
John II. White, of Stokes coon
tv, respectfully announces to the mem
bers of the House of Commons that be
is a Candidate for Door Keeper.
STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
CRAVEN COUNTY.
Hardy B. Lane, John L. Durand, Executors of
the Will, of William S. Morris,
vs.
David Green, Amos Jarman and Wife Mary, Far
! nifold Green, Durar.t Green, George R. Johnson,
! and Martha Ann his Wife, Abner, John C.
Cornelia, Hamilton, and Sarah Ann, Children ol
I Joseph Green.
Pending in the Court of Pleas and Quarter Stsssons
i for Craven i.'ounty.
Tn pursuance of the order in this matter at Sep em
ber Term 1848, the Defendants who are next ol Kin
of William S. Morris dee'd. are notified, that the de
position) of witnesses in this proceeding to prove the
Will of said Morris, will be taken at the Court Houne
in Newbern on the 10 lb. and 11th days of November
next; and tne deposition of Alexander F. Gaston
will be taken at his residence in Yancey County,
North Carolina, on the 23d, 24tb and 25th days ot
November next, to be read in evidence on the trial ot
said suit ; they are notified to attend and cro-ex am
ine if they think proper.
HARDY B. LANE. ? P
JOHN L. DURAND, 5 txeculer'
October 5, 1848. Pr. $5 90 20d
A
PPLICATION will be made to the next Gen'l
Assembly of this Mate, lor the passage of an
act authorising the Justices of the County Court of
Wayne, to lay a tax on the real and personal etat
of said County ; to indemnify (either in whole or
part) the citizens and owners of property in Waynes
boro' for their los and damage caused by the remo
val of the Court House of said County.
October 9, 1848. 81 3t
ALMANACS ! ALMANACS!! ALMANACS ! 1 !
This Day Published,
Turner' N, C. Almanac,
FOR 1849.
For sale by the thousand, hundred, dozen, or sin
gle one. at Turner's N. C BOOKSTORE.
Kaleign, Uct 8. 81
COARD FOR iI EMBERS. v
THE Subscriber having made the best pre
parations for the purpose, would most respect
fully inform the memlers of the Legislature that he
would lake ten or twelve of them to board during the
approaching session. My rooms are comfortable, and
shall be well furnished ; and the servants engaged
will be found attentive and always in their places.
He is also prepared, withstood atalls, &c, to take
charge of horses. II is Oilier is sn experienced hand,
and will render satisfaction.
The Subscriber's house is one door east of the
Baptist Church, and about two hundred yards from
the Capitol. Membere who may wish to engage
rooms from the Subscriber, will pleane addreta him
at once at Ualeigh. JAMES HALL.
October 9, IB-18. gi
Splendid Lotteries,
J. W. Maury & Co., Managers.
S30,00O, 20. OQO, 10,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endowing Lccsburg irademy and for other
Purposes.
Ciasi Number 01, for 1848.
To be drawu iu Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, OcL
21st. 148. .
C6 Number Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME. '
1 prize of 30,000, I of 2,000, 1 of 10.000, 1 of
5,000 1 of 3 072, 20 of 1,500, 20 of 8,000, 20 ol
400, Ac. Sec
Tickets $10 -Halves 5 Quarters 2 50
Certificate of packages of 22 whole tickets $120 00
Do do 22 half do 60 00
Do do V2 quarter do 30 00
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates f
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the mot prompt atteution, aud an official account of
each drawing sent immediately after it ia over to all
who order from us. Address .
4. &. C. MAURY,
, Agents for J. W. Maurt & Ca, Managers,
Alexandria. Va
Orators of the American Revolu
tion, by the Kev. E. L. Masoon. illostraled
with six Portraits, just Published and for sale y
' H. D.TUKNEK.
October 9, 1848. . 81
JOUiX GRAY BVOftJM,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, 4
Solicitor iu Chancery,
Aug. 91
PJGTEUSBIIRC
Dying
fTHIIE subscriber respectfully announces teethe
U Ladies and Gentlemen of Petersburg, and the
public generally that he still continues to carry n the
Dying Bnsiness,- on Bank street,
a fsw doors below the . Exchange . Bank, where he
would be pleased to receive orders. . .... m -,
Thankful for past patronage, he pledges himself to
give satisfaction to all who may entrust their work to
his cars; and. having every kind of machinery, fix
torts, and convenience necessary for finishing Goods,
he is prepared to Dye piece. Goods, Virginia Cloth,
and Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, d&c, in
a superior style. Gentlemen's wearing Apparel dy
ed, scoured, repaired and pressed at the shortest -notice.
Also, Carpets scoured, and Curtains and La
dies' Dresses dyed and watered.
J. W. WALDEN.
August 26, 1848. 68 3m
Cabinet Furniture,
CIl AUIS AND SOFAS.
THE attention of purchasers is respectfully requested
to the Large and Elegant assortment' of superior
CABINET FURNITURE, now in store opposite
McIIwayne dc Brownley's, Sycamore Street, Peters
burg, Vs.
BY JOHN HIGGIN8,
Who, desirous of keeping op with the times, has
msdc laree additions to bis supply of Furniture, for
the Fall trade : amoncr which will be found some of
the most elegant and modern Furniture ever offered
in ihis place, which for durability, style, beautiful
wood and Workmanship, cannot be surpassed in sny
citv of ihe Union.
Also, sn unuoually large and varied assortment of
Mahogany, Walnut. Beach, Maple, Cane, Hush and
Wood Seat CHAIRS, and Rocking do. The whole
of which will be sold at such prices as cannot fail to
be perfectly satisfactory.
In addition to the above, I have a large assortment
of Material, used in Manufacturing ; consisting of
Mahogany Boards and Plank, Branch and ahaded
wood, veneers. Pine, Toplar and Walnut Boards;
Hair Seating, and Tildeh" superior Copal varkish ;
which will be sold to the trade as low as they can buy
at the North.
JOHN HIGGINS.
Sept 5. 1848. 3m 71
NORTH CAROLINA FANCY STORE
CUR. OUIITlIflE.
"IT UST received, a fresh supply of CONFEC
m) TJONARIES, consisting partly of twenty dif
ferent sorts of Candies, Preserves, Pickles Jellies,
Sauces, Spices, aud other articles ; Havanna Cigars,
of different brands; Sugar and Coffee, of different
qualities ; together with the usual and large assort
nent of articles kept always for sale; and which
are now offered at greatly reduced prices.
CHR. GRIM ME.
11. Tucker & Son
WOULD especially invite the Trade to exam
ine their New and Eitenoive Stock of Fall
snd
nd W inter Dry Goods, consisting in part of the
iwing :
For the Ladies.
Superior bl'k Fiench Bombazine,
Nazarine lilueand Purple Cashmere Merino,
Solid and Fancy Cashmeres of all. colors and
prices,
Plaid Alpaccas, super, silk warp black do.
Gala Plaids
Black and Fancy plaid raw Silks.
tSatin stripped Cashmeres,
Viites of (he latest style,
Heavy black silk Fringe, for Trimming Visiles,
Solid and Fancy Silk Fringes and Buttons,
Lisle and Thread Laces, cheap,
Black, brown and lead-colored embroidered
Cashmere Shawla,
Fine 12-4 plaid Shawls,
Alexander's White and colored Kid Gloves,
Purse Twist, on Spools, shaded and plain,
Purse and Bag Trimming,
Gilt and Silver.Beod,
Worsted Plaids for Misses and Children's dres
ses. For Gentlemen.
Fine black, blue, green and brown Cloths,
Black Doe Skin and fancy French Cassimeres,
Fancy Silk and cut Velvet Vesting,
Black, . white and colored Kid Gloves, best
quality,
Silk, Lambs-wool and Merino Shirts and Pants,
Fancy and Black 6ilk and Satin Cravats,
Revolving and self-adjusting Neck Ties,
And many other desirable articles.
R. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh, Sept. 22. 76
Cigars and Tobacco.
HEWERS and Smokers will find at our Dro?
id Apothecary Store, some very superior To
bacco-and Cigars. FESCUD JOHNSON
Sept. 6 72
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
A VALUABLE FARM, with a comfortable res
idence and every requisite out-building, inclu
ding a large Ice House filled with Ice situated near
Asheville, Buncombe County, N. C. It will be
shown by J. W. Patton, Esq., of Asheville, aud
terms made known by addressiug
WILLIAM PATTON,
Charleston, S. C.
July, 1848. 52 3n
FOR SALE OR RENT.
' I'llE Subscriber is desirous of either selling his
I Farm, in the immediate vicinity of Raleigh, or
renting it to a good tenant. The Dwelling House
is entirely new, of modern construction, and conve
niently arranged for a Family. For healthiness of
location, fine Water, and accessibility to a Market,
this Farm cannot be surpassed. Persons wishing to
buy, or rent, will apply to the Subscriber, who is pre
pared to offer very accommodating terms either in
the purchase or ren of the Properly.
PETER R. HlNES.
March 1, 1848. -, 17
VSPICES, d-C.
flMJIS being the season for preserving Fruit, we
1 would call the attention of purchasers to our
choice supply of Spices, d-c, consisting in part of the
following varieties, viz: Mace, Cinnamon, Cloves,
nutmegs, fepper and Ginger, of various kinds Alls
pice, White Mustard Seed, Turmeric, dec.
PESCUD d- JOHNSON.
Sept 6,184a 72
- - A
A LARGE supply of Farrs Quinine, expected to
arrive 4o day per Adams' Express Line.
PESCUD d- JOHNSON
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having qualified and taken let
lera of administration on the Estate of Wtston
1. Gales deca'd., hereby give notice to a ll persons
1 ui eb ted to said Estate, to come forward and settle
(same; and all persons bavins demsnds sgainst
sfiid Estate. 10 present them for payment within the
time required by law ; otherwise this notice will be
plead in bar of recovery.
C. B. ROOT, Administrator.
August 25, I848JJ 68 -
LAMP MAGNESIA.
asef superior English Magnesia, in half
HjTpeUild package
1, jow opened, and lor sale by
. . - . .
MteTr
.frOlilif j A RR ATT, ,the former Proprietor
all of this well-known Establishment,- baa the plea
sure of announcing to the public that' be baa again"
assumed its management, in connection with rx R.
WILLIAM UAWTIIOIW of this town.
He-promises to use the very best exertions to make
this one of the inosf agreeable and desirable Hotels
id lne country. He and his partner are determined,
by the closest attention- to their business,1 and -the
most unremitting efforts Mo accommodate, in every
particular, all who visit their House, to merit the
patronage of the public.
Their table shall be supplied with the best fare
which this and other markets will afford. Their sta
bles, which arb large and commodious, with the best
provender, and they shall always endeavor to keep
attentive aud obliging servants and the best Ostlers.
While Mr. Jarratt takes this-occasion to return his
sincere thanks to his old customers fer their generous
patronage, he also takes the opportunity to solicit a
renewal of their kindness, with the assurance that
his own personal services shall always be at their com
mand. Petersburg. August 15th, I84S 66 3m $13
Raleigh Paper Mill.
.fTTHE Subscriber, hsving rented the Paper Mill,
U in the vicinity of Raleigh, is now engaged in
pulling it in complete repair by the first of June,
he will be prepared to furnish Printers, and others,
with every description of Paper for printing em
bracing Royal Octavo, Imperial, Super Royal, and
Medium. Also Envelope Paper of every kind
Wiannine PaDer for spun Cotton, and also of the
ordinary kind. Paper for Pamphlet Covers, of eve
ry shade and color.
Any quantity of Rsga will be taken at the high
est cssh price.
. Orders are respectfully solicited, and an assurance
is hereby given, that as good paper shall be furnish
ed, as can be obtained elsewhere. . ' .
WILLIAM N. SHAUCK.
April 18, 2848. 31 tf
NOKTH CAI&OLIftA
Mutual Insurance Company,
TTIlUKSUANT to an Act of Assembly, a Compa
J ny has been formed in this Slate, under the
name and style of the rsorth Carolina Mutual In
surance Company," and is now fully organized, by
the appointment ot -the following Othcers, viz:
JOSIAH O. WAToON. President,
ALBERT STITH. Vice-President,
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RIUHAKD SMITH,
JOHN PHIMROSE,
WM. W. HOLDEN.
Executive Com
mittee.
The Company is now prepared to receive applica
tions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on thessme.
By the Act of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized to take risks on Dwelling H ouses, Stores, Shops
and other buildings. Furniture, Merchandize, and
other property, against loss or dsmage by Fire.
The Office of the Company is in the second story
of the large Brick building, recently occupied by Mr
B. B. Smith, at the corner of Fayetteville and Har
Har-
linns,
ill le
nett Streets, where full information and explanations
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, w
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany.
Raleigh, August 1 5, 1 848 5 tf
Raleigh Livery Stable !
THE SUliSCKIBERS having ren
ted the Stables, recently occupied by
Mr. Buffalo a and thoroughly repaired
and refitted them ; and, having furnish
ed the Establishment with an entirely
new supply of Carriages, Bcggies,
Horses, (both Saddle aud Harness.) and having also
engaged experienced and careful Drivers, well ac
quainted with the different Roads, and stopping
nouses 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 fouud there, at all hours
of the day and night, to attend to orders
Horses will be boarded by the day, week, month
or year at the most moderate prices.
Drovers visiting Raleigh with Horses to dispose of.
will find these Stables conveniently located for that
purpose ; and every attention will be given to pro
mete their views.
JAMES M. HARRISS dc CO.
Raleigh. Jan. 6. 1848. 2 tf
NATIONAL. JLOAIY FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
"A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
J the Orphan."
J (XXPOWERED BI ACT OF FARtlAWEKT.J
iCapital, 500.000 sterlinir. or Si2.5OO.O0O.
Beside a reserve fund (from surplus premiums) of
about $ 185,000.
Part of ths Capital is ihvesteb in the Uni
ed 8tates.
T. LAM IE MURRAY, Esq . George st. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Director t, in
London.
Uhited States BoAnn of Local Directors.
(Chief Office for Amerira, 74 Wall st) JV. York,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman ; John J. Palmer,
Esq., Jonathan Goodhue, Esq James Bnorman. Esq.
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel 8. Howland, Esq.,
Gorham A. Worth, Esq., Samuel M. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habikht,
Esq.
Edward T. Richardson. Esq. General Accountant.
Pamphlets, blank forms, table of rates, lists of A
gents, 4 c. &c obtained st the Chief Office 74 Wall
street, or from either of the Agents throughout
the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE, Agent.
R. B. Haywood, M. D. Medical Examiner, Ra
leigh, N. C
August 22, 1848. 68
Army of the United States.
A N ACCOUNT of the Organization of the At
MX my oftheUuited States, with Biographies of
distinguished Officers of all grades by rayette no
bioon, late an Officer of the Army, with 36 authen
tic Portraits. Just published, and for sale at
TURNER'S.
Sept. 25. 7S
Cheap Sugar on Commission. We
offer 9 barrels of two qualities, very low for ca-h.
WILL: PECK & SON.
Raleigh. Sept. 22, 1848. 76 6t
BOARD FOR MEMBERS.
THE Subscriber adopts this method of informing
the Members of the ensoing Legislature, that he is
prepared to board thirty. five or forty of them, on as
good terms as ean be afforded, and in such a man
ner aa he has no doubt will be acceptable and satis
factory. He has recently added four more large and
convenient rooms to his Establishment, being deter
mined to render all who may board with him, as com
fortable as if they were at home in their own houses.
As the Subscriber's house is well-known, he deems
it nnuecessary to add any tiling in regard to his Ta
ble. He returna his sincere thanks to those who
have 1 heretofore so libra!!y patronized him; and
would refer those who have not heretofore tried his
house, to such as have. .Those who may wish To se
cure roomn, will please address the Subscriber it Ra
leigh JOHN HUTCH INS
Knleiph Sept. 25. r 78 6t
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
KEEP THE BALL MOVING,
letters of Major Gen. Zacnary Taylor.
Campaign Soxes. Anecdotes, a c. die.
THE above 1 he fn rnixhrfl In Roiidhand Read
.... - -
I lube, 111 any quantity, at $5 00 per .hundred, by
'GtllQEO US DiaPLAn
BOOif SHOES ;f -TttTTrVtp
4 Ladies' Saloon,
: MAIN STREET,
NEAR WALTER'S CITY HOTEL
nvnruua, v A.
flHE great attractions offered to buyers at U
JL- dies Saloon in the splendid large assortm"
HEW SPRING GOODS, FOR J84s,"haveo8t f
large prospect Tor business tins year. s
The principal attractions, are ihe superior m 1
of the Goods sffered for sale, and as no article ' T
be misrepresented, Fanners, Country Merchants
other persons in the City and country, may joi'.'"'
getting the very best Boots, fchoes aud Broen
the Ladies Saloon, et reasonable mics. ' at
OUR ASSORTMENT OF LALlLfc' GaItph
BOOTS, and tbe PATE1ST CONGhtbb litfj-f
are the handsomt st goods this y ear t e ever hoH 1
LADIES' MOROCCO SLIPlEiiS AM) ii.C
KINS. '
LAD1EK' SOFT ENGLISH KID H.IPPFr
LADIES WHITE SATIN AND K1L vim
PEKS. KLiP'
MISSES' FANCY" GAITER BOOTS
mis&es fancy moicocco bupj-Ers
MISSES' SCHOOL ShOtS-first rate
CHILDREN'S FANCY (JA11ER huOTf
CHILDREN'S AND MINES' hLD Mouoim
POLKA BOOTS, iih black pa.en, ifaZ .
CHILDREN'S FANCY COLOKtu Xii.i . .
BOOTS, vv.u
BOYS' AND CHILDEN'S LONG 1-LG BOOT!
with high heels ol beautiful qtalit,
GENTLEMEN'S DREr-.b BOO'i S-the best end
bandsom st in Norfolk,
GENTLEMEN'S BLACK AND COLOkKD
GAlTfcRS the prettiest j,u evtrgaw anv h.
qualities, made ligut anu neat ol toll fckin, wo.
co and Seal 8kin, and warranted to wear fmtrtte
at 2 50 and f 3 a pair.
GENTLEMEN'S Patkkt CONGRESS E00H
AND SHOES OF THE bLfe'l Ql'AI.nv
GENTLEMEN'S PUMP EOO'JS, POK LAW
ClfNU ot t-upeib qualitj, at 8 a pair
GENTLEMEN'S NAPOLEON HALF EO0T8
a new style of Summer lioolees tor Utmliintc
and very neat.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
T r a v e 1 1 i 'n g Trunks,
Made exprettsiy to' the wants of each, and as we fctvt
a very great VARIETY, Lsdiesoi.d UeMlirntj
are respeciully inviteil to look al thmi Uforebiv
ing eUewhere, as we know yiu will be bt tier foiut
and better pleased with thetbape and coriMiuclut
of the Trunk in-ide, with the quahtv ol tbe goc4
and the price also.
LADIES' CARPET BAGS ANDATCHELS
OF BEAUTIFUL COLS. AND PATTERNS,
GENTLEMEN'S ASHLAND VALISES, of new
construction something new.
Gehuike Ehglish Sols Leather TRUNK8-
warranted to last and look well as long asjoumij
va.
DOOR MATS, in great variety.
AHo(
.kinds of '.
inVne ad
II of which, togethei with a good many eibtr
Boots and Shoes, thai cannot be mecnoDrd
vertisement, will be sold VEkY tbh?.
and upon the most favorable teru-s '1 he atscrittrcl
is very large, consisting of about TV Ll.VL Ji L N,
DRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BIO
GANSof every kind, suitable to the country ti&dt
and for Cily wear. '
. Country ITJerrliants
- Are particularly invtied tockll and look alouru.
son men t, end as Boots snd Shoes are cheaper nut,
we will supply tbun at less prices than lorrmlj.
Cj Wholesale Ware rooms UP STAlhS.
Lsdies snd Gentlemen livirg si a diFtai reran
be supplied with any of tbe above fat-bionaMe jocdi,
by sending their orders fo tbe Lsdies' Salt on.
The Lsdies Saloon Is n Main Street, mar Wal
ter's City Hotel, Norfolk Va.
W. H. ADDINGT0N.
March 24. 25
SALAD Oil,.
FRESH 6upply of pore Salad Oil on hand
and for sale by PESCUD d- JOHNN.
RELIGIOUS WORKS
COMPANION for tbe Altar,
Hobarl's Christian Manual,
Feasts and Fasts,
Steps to tbe Altar,
The Altar,
Thoughts on Immersion, ly Rev. VV. H. Oia
heimer, Chrisuan's Pattern,
jrl he Renunciation, by the late Rct. G.T. Beddl,
i D.D.
Thornton's Family Prayers,
The Linton FuM,
Bornan's Family Prayers,
Chapman's Sermons,
Bishop Wilson's Sacra Privata.
Thoughts in Past years,
The Christmas Bells,
Patrick, on Prayer,
Sutton's Learn to Live,
Lyra Apostolica,
Pagefs Village Tales,
Keble's Christian Year,
Pa get's Sermons,
Dictionary of the Church, by Siaunion,
Clergyman's Companion,
New Manual of Devotion, by the Higlit E'T
S. Ives. I) D. .
Palmer's Ecclesiastics! History,
Episcopacy Examined,
The above for sale at Turner's
N. C BOOKSTORE.
Sept. 19.
Notice is hereby given,
To the following persons, that they have bn
appoiuted by the County Court of Wake, Inspecioti
of tbe Polls of the several Precincts in this Coud,
rih of November. 1848. '
l ' VJ S- r VII UV J . 1 I
Electors for President and Vice President of iw
Unitetl States : , ..
Raleigh James Li ichford snd Jordan WoroW,
Lynn's John J Lee aud Solomon W iggmn,
Wynn's John K Moore, U ilhs S- ThoippioB.
Rolesville John R. Dunn.Jan.es Uiggn.
Upchurcb's-Hillisrd Hudson, W ill.e J. Foil".
Weatherspoon's H. Weatherspocn, w . Hopf
Bank Simon Turner, Thos. G. V busk".
Wakefi.ld Bennei Burn A. H. Hopkins,
Forcstville.Wm.B. Dunn, James .Fur"f'
Lsws'-Jamea M. Msngum,. Vetg 8-Ro&efr '
Dupree's Edwin Holloman, Gaston Bo ter.
Barney Jone.'-m Clements, Etbelbert Jun,
Nat Jones' L. B Segraves, John W. Kogers,
Hayes' Siore Thomss Hall. Pey ton High,
Spikes' Ge?. B Allen, W. F- Smith,
Fish Dam I ignal Jones, Um. A. Rogers,
Ridgwsy, James O. Jeffreys, Sion Rogers,
Busbee's Hardy Britt. Jss Brooghion,
Oak Grove-Brittoii McD.de. Hudson Year
Tbe above Inspectors will attend si.d bold ws
election st tha several Precincts, and make reiu
me according to law, 'r.n anS.
CALVIN J. ROGERS, Bbert
OMober 12, 1848. (Standard)
EKNST GK1MME
Prnffssor of Inrirnmental and Total 5nf
. .fcLadif
ITp ESPECTFULLY announce to J
Jiand Gentlemen of Raleigh, that be is no
pared to take a limited number of pup'. ana
He offers his services slso, for tuning
teacoinc the r renca L-anpuas1"
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4 uruer,
at the N. C. BOQKSTOttH I Jvly 24, 1848.
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