North Carolina Newspapers

.... . ' : ; ' . . i . . . -f --.:.. J - ' ' ' - - . - . ,-i - -r? WK3gaT,wtJT rTT1 t . ";i7m jrmiawimH i spi.irinim,4j... unm.. i . nn.m. ..u .i r -RALEIGH4 WEDNESDAY esvi-yrssKLX aio. weekly - 5 THB SEK-WlSEKLTMlKaiSTE bj Rate. f AAretiif l elrWeeklT iqoara (16 UaM U) lnwUon 3 Our., -A-j.-s tvitlra months. faelnalBf wp 11 09 8 00 U 00 8 00 IS 00 2 0 1 1 mum. tiraln mamlhM,. , ;; 1 II 00 10 00 j tWTmonau,todwrgWAly mvttll All TvtitmeaU not othrwi diiMtod, wilA M iniertod is the 8UWeekly, d ohwrged icooraiiigly. BarioMa Cards, not Mctwdlng eigkt nev wul tM Inserted U Hher th ,Wekly or gem!-Wddy ij months for S& 00, or twelro month for $10 in both ppr8ia$8.50forsiimoB0s,or$15fortelTm)Bth. ' ContrmcU ea U Bud t the offie advertiseiiMnts. " "i -'"'-.".-';. BUSINESS CARDS. 2 WIIXSON & AXFRIEND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. And dealer in CkemieaU, Paint; Dyt Stuff, OiU, 4e. Sycamore, opposite Bolus gbroek Street, . PETERSBURG, VA. W. D. WILLSOS. . JOHK ALFBIUS. N. M. MARTIN, BRO. & CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Petersburg, VeV , If. M. MARTIN, SON St. CO COMMISSION, MERCHANTS, jan 3U RICHMOND. VA. McILWAINE SON & Co., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner of Sycamore and Tabb Street, A. a. vciLWAnrt, 1 Petersbarg, Ta x. . xcilwaihe, u. m. hill. J aa I R. H . P OR D , LEATHER AND. ISIIDE. ' , , -AL80, FINDINGS FOR ' Boot and Shoe Manufacturer is. No. 3 Bolliagbrook Street, ' PETERSBURG, VA. mar 18 ly DOXNANS 4t JOHNSTON, GROCERS AND COMMISSION. MERCHANTS Petersbarg, Vs. - ial-ly. . DONNAN ft CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Kicnmond, ra. : Ja 1-ly W. ROBERT ANDREWS, iirXEaaiLis Fayetteville Street, One door above Alexander Creech's.) Ralkigh, N. C. Kps constantly on band a select assortment of Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Ci gars, Ae. . . jam 14 M. M. DAVIS & CO , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS - I If '' "i STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GODOS, SYCAMORE, CORNER OF BANK STREET, Petersburg, Va. . fj ESPWCTFULLY .-SOLICIT AN EXAMINA 1 1, TION of tbeir extensive St -ok of Ktitple and Fancy Dry Goods, purchased for Cak of the Man-; ufacturers, Importers, and at Large Auction- Sales. One of the firm resides in New York for the sole pur pose of buying goods on the most advantageous eash terms. We receive Goods semi and tri-weekly through out the year. Independent ' of -4he putohase of Americae fabrics, we .have entered into arrangements with reliable Importing firms, which will enable us to present the coming Spring, a large and varied assort ment of Goods ef French, German aaefEnglish make imported to our own order. We shall present Goods . manufactured in Virginia;" North Carolina, Goorria, Tennesse, Ac In aider to reduce the stock, we shall oner until April next many desirable Goods a Re duced Prices sueh as Canetinirj Rurs, Flannels. Dress Goods, Silk' Robes, Linen, Sheeting, Towels, Table . , . j f wu-afc; to DAVIS CO. M. M. SAYISj fr-,11 v vrrani.il n.iu I . JOHN C. DRAKS.. FALL: TRADE, 185tf. I AM NOW RECEIVING MY PALL AND Winter supply of Boots, Skoea and Gaiters, of all kinds for Ladies and. Gentlemen, selected by Bf mi, au oi wwva swwairaniM to wear weu. .:f:irS. H. A. DEPKIN. A LSO. RECEIVED XTHI I.ARGEST' ASD XX best assortment of French and AmerLjm Calf Skins, all of which will he made an into Boots aau Shoes, in the beet style, for my patrons. Thank- lur past layors, l soUeit a sontinnanee of the same iV N O --WB ARE PREPARED TO take on)n rn. ik. ti.j. .,su. WlUOn we Will furni.lt i v. . Hw nn mm, wiu afford. , " - J--. -,. i.. uaepwparea by the -Peters, burg Fertiliser MoBafaet.7'. m j J? ?' tb lrrt September, and we would direct 1 the psrticulsr attention of those who ase Guana to this article. MeILWAlNB,SON A CO. B UISTS I F L aWl RiSEEDl ' FLOWER SEED 1 1 BUISTS - "- 4f ' Ofl ppSOf TttM0STOTOIClsVAUI wvw uee ei riower Beed, expected this week at -.-r yESCUDU Drugstore. . . . CO PROFESSIONAL i CARDS. yn. Ji ! wi liiiiw.i inii.iinm.r mt iiiii.il . ji im ;.j t v:" THOMAS. J. BAGBY.-. - v . Agcat mad CommiMioa. JSerohant, Ifo 8 wauu, nailer St. CharlCB llotelr - s v r. KICHMOND, ' VA.; ' . - jfl IRK9.bat K egroes, JUnts sat Bousos, snd lents cut Bouses, and SeH ni Flov, and other Country in -to business. and toronpt -TobMooWhMt Com; Psts rtrfei sitenlion nmittuoMBade. """" . " 3, CowlgBmsnts tMpootfallj soUolted. " .f Bvfars to Messrs. Cha. T. Worthaos S Co. ; Tins ley. Trdy WflUaasj Hat 4 Brother, wd Beiuy K. EUyson, of Riohatend. j sT; 1 Sentemberl. 1849. tf , , .. 1 0-PARTTI ERSHIP NOTICE.-The aaua J nu.Ds heretorore eoodueted by me, Will Irom thi date be eosdueted under the firm of N. 7. BITES t Co, W.B. JomAjr and Josmra Cam barUg eotared into Co-partaenbip with mo. , ,J r- ' WHOLESALE $ - RETAIL DRUGGISTS, - TTAVE aa4 i kve oa fcsnd a fuO supply of a f rt seek, artieles m ere man ally fooad I in aFimsT Ciat Dana Stobb, They will eonduet the business oanlarR and hberal scale baring ample experience, fores and facilities for doing to,' and hope by their promptness, ' energy, and uq tiring efforts to please, to moots me noerai patronage or ineir mroai ana publie generally. The Prescription lepartnient will be under the 'In mediate supertision of one of the trnh both day and night. Orders will be attended to wkh aeataees and dispatoh. - ,' " ' N. P. HIVES, M. D. WALTER B. JORDAN. JOSEPH CABS. Petersburg, Jan. 3. ; jan T. RUNAWAY SULTE. rAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL of Davidson couuw, N. C , who says his taame is Henry, and that he belongs to Jaeksoa Strong, of Rockingham county in this Bute. Said boy is about St years eld, 5 feet 4 inches high, d weighs about 140 lbs. The owner of said boy is hereby notified to eome forward, prove property, pay charge, and take him away. E. D. HAMPTON, Lexington, Sept 28 tf : EberiE. GREAT ATTRACTION AT , ROSENTHAL & POOLE'S, Comer of FmjettevilU St. and Market Squar. IMMENSE STOCK OF READY- MADE CLOTHINUM PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE ! rpHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO 1 - announce to their T-iends and the public gener ally that they bare now in store the largest and best Stock Of - ' '-ut READY MADE CLOTHING AND GEN TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, that they erer bad the pleasure of exhibiting, and as their purchases were made upon the most advantage ous terms, they pledge themselves to sell upon the cheapest possible terms. They invito, attention pat ticularlv to their splendid assortment of Fine Gentlemen's Dress and Frock Coats, M Raglans Froea.and Sack Overcoats, Shawls, c, " - ." Doeskin and Beaver Cass. Pants, Fancy Silk Velvet, Satin, and Cassimere Vests, Cheap Clothing of every description and at all prices, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac, from the finest quality to the lowest price, - A large stock of cheap and substantial Negro Clothing, And, in fact, everything that can be desired for Gen tleman's wear. We earnestly soliHt our friends to call and examine oar stock before parehaeing elsewhere, as we are de mined to made it to the interest of all clases to buy of us. ROSENTHAL A POOLE, sp 17 Corner Fayetteville St and Market Square. PROSPECTUS OP The Church Intelligenoer I ftneE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUB- II LISH in the City of Rnleigi-, ta it orth Osrolina, a weekly newspaper deigned to advance the interests of the Episcopal Church at the South, and to diffuse intelligence concerning its labors and its progress, in this enterprise, he has eaon to hope for the approba tion, and to some extent the aid of the Bishops of Ten nessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Flor ida, South Carolina, Forth Carolina, Texas, and the Missionary District of the bouthwest. In each ol these dioeeses he expects to have a resident contributor to the columns of his iourna', wh shall give information to its readers of any event of interest occurring in the dio cese to which the writer belong, The benefits of ruch a paper, if well conducted, will be acknowledged to be great, when it U reeoilected that in all these dioceses just enumerated, constituting in themselves a miehty and rapidly growing empire there is not a single newspaper expressing the senti ments and recording the contemporaneous history of the Episcopal Church that what is knnwn by its cler gy and people living in this extensive and prosperous region on these subjects is gatnerea mainly rrom news. papers published at remote points at tne 101 ta in which the interests of these dioceses and the especial duties of the churchmen therein ere 'omparatively ob score and neglected subjects. In the meantime the principles, the past history and present condition of the church are often misrepresented ia that region of coun try and Stilt more frequently misunderstood, and there is no organ and no opportunity by which, publicly and effectually to refute sack mUprasentations and correct sucb mistakes By means to of a newspaper In these di -eeees, con ducted in a religious spirit and or judiciou .principles, the members of the church might be assisted not only .in the general improvement of their spiritual state, but especially in the performance of the pesuIHr du ties imposed upon them by tbe constitution of society In tbe southern country- duties whico lie very near th" hearts of msey of them. ' ; It is furthermore Intended to enrih the columns of the paper with as tn-ny as possible of tose treasures of thought and learning which tbe Periodical reli gious literature of oar m ther-church is now so abun dantly pouring forth and to give occasional views of the state or religion and learning on tbe continent oi Europe. . But there- is one subject closely connected with the highest welfare, or the South to which it is designed that this paper shall give solicitous attention. It is the realisation, of tbe magnificent idea ef the University of the South at Sewannee, and in order there to the dissemination of intelligence concerning it, and the issue of appeals in its behalf. Designed then as tbe contemplated paper ia to effect object so important ana so beneficent, the undersigned eonflt dently hepee to receive the active aid of his brethren ef the clergy and laity in the southern country. It is in tended to give tbe paper tne name of the Church in telligencer, and to issue the first number, if possible, riy in marou, ioov. . - Its terms Will be two dollars aad a naif per annum. payable ia advance. Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rates, ana -a liberal discount made for standing advertisements, 4 ?; . .: ; -. The paper- will be sent free to any clersrvman who will forward the naaue aad the subseritptioa -price ef tea snnsenasra , .-, iuuittx r. uiutlfifl, i. . ?r i g -Pienltoxnfj the Diocese of NnC. . We approve of the publication and circulation of a newspaper for the purposes aad: ea tbe prineiples set forth in the Prbepeetue of tbe Cburen- Intelligencer, and we cordially reeonmend it to the elergy and laity of our dioeeses, designing ourselves to make use of its columns for the eonunDnioatioa of intelligence to them. .a AiA - OTIT, uisnop er, Tennessee. 1 'MAWThlB.Wll.V t w' (-"5. bllft --JWIW . V ,J ' ,MJlW.1JUrA9 4 V 1 I, -i . ' ttirgTEPHEN- ELLIOT, i Ki 'lti; Jt. Bishop ef Georgia. I r rr nfnin . sr.. :,JSw . .. a, a., vusoq, '--'- Bishop of Alabama. I WTLllAM M.1 GREEN, ! A xtlTAS. JLRCTLEDGEVl l 72 - TTMtrta sAmvts -i - o..v ,,1. 4 . ".t-sW , THOMAS ATKINSON; ! Bishop of North CaroHnsJ f r xa 4 ws swrn a. . I'M Afiss. Bishop of the Sonth-Weet. XEESH HOPS.eNeatly put.vp j pound and 1 luupoaiunaekagea, -For sale at j f .TV . t FESCUlVftJRnigsWre, - MISCELLANEOUS.-1 : : WHEEJUER 4k WILSON'S ? t 8 E W X W QUA O HZ27E S', WARBEH & STEWAKT4 Agents, " KAr"Mib..ArsA'jreJs.a-;;-i'v . . . d ' 4. a. , A " L QmV i' w on Sewing Machines, with" Important' im provements, at a red ue- S yjr-itwi, to-meet ti de- Orwl . prioed.Paatilr- Ma- s ehme, bare mwoaucea New Style,, working Rim, the same prinei- p&,' and making the same stitch, though not to highly finished, at - JPiA-JW DoUmre. The elegance, speed, aoiselessnsss, and simplicity of the AUchine; the beauty and strength at soxon wug alit. nn kotJt rfW IhiTuuniM. tA MaL and ISSmnC BO feWn or ridM u tiu. rid.! "tha MOnOBT of thread, and adaptability to the thickest arthianeat fabrics, aate rendered thhitha most aaefol and popu lar Family MaaUaftiMW aBafar-a Wa give instractions free ,af eharge, to enable pur chasers to operate the maohinea sucoeesfolly. " 'An examination of these uaivarjallyapprve4 Ma- ehines is respectfully solicited at eur offloe, ever y. v. Jlurrays Dry Goods Store." -f.-w. : nor :3 3nt jtWMXSWTWJtXS,. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL- THROUGH FREIGHT? BETWEEN RICH MOND AND NORTH CAROLINA. IROM THE TH DAY OF MARCH UN til the lstof September next, the Freight and Accommodation trains on t&is roaa wut wave juob- mond andPetersburs on Moadav. Wedneeday and Friday, at eight o'clock, AM., instead of nine o'olock, as before. -;r Arrangements have been made bv this company for the prompt and punctual forwarding and delivery of all produce, goods, or otner articles ox ireignt oesignoa for transportation either way, between Richmond and points between Petersburg andEaleighBidgeway, Greensboro'. Salisbury and Charlotte, North Carolina, at low rates, without any charge, for forwarding, stor age, Ac ' All such articles seat to Rlohmond, should be consigned and plainly marked To the care of the Freight Agent of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road, at Petersburg.' bv whom they will be promptly forwarded. As to ratesof tolls on the roads south of Petersburg (whicUthey require to be prepaid as far as Raleigh,) information may be had at the Depot of this Company at Richmond. T. H. WYNNE, Sup't OfficeR.AP.R.R.Co, uly25,1859, july-30tf. NOTICE. MR. HENRT LPLUMMER, Ja., has this day withdrawn from the firms of N. V. Martin, Sou A Co., Richmond, and N. M. MAanx, Bno. A Co., Petersburg. ; December 31, 18S9. TTENRY L. FLUMMER, JR., OFFERS f X bis sincere thanks for tbe liberal support extend ed to the firms, from which he now withdraws, and takes the opportunity to solicit the farther encourage ment of his friends in- the new business connexion which he has formed. December 31st, 1859. DISSOLUTION THE FIRM OF PEEBLES & WHITE IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. We de sire to close up the business promptly, and, to this end, request those indebted to us by bond or open ac count to arrange for tbe settlement of tbe same. The style of the firm will be continued for tbe pur pose of closing the business. LEMUEL PEEBLES, THOMAS WHITE. Petersburg, January 2d, 1860. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAT formed a Co-partnership under the style of PEE BLES, PLUMMER A CO., for the purpose of con ducting a General Commission and Gro cery Business, at the old stand of Peebles A White, No. 32 Old street, and respectfully solicit tbe patron age of their friends. . LEMUKL PEEBLES Late of tbe firm of Peebles A White. HNRY L. PLUMMER, Jr., Late of the firm of N. M. Martin. Bro. A Co. JNO. J. THOMPSON. Petersburg, January 2d, i860. A CARD. In retiring from the firm of Pxiblxs A Whitb, I desire t- express my sincere thanks to my friends and the public generally for tbeir lioeral support, and to solicit a continuation to the firm of Peebles, Plnmmer V Co., who are in every way worthy of their patronage. THOMAS WTITE. . Petersbu-g, Jannary Sd, I860. jan 7 if. KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS. A W.11 derfol Improvement ia Kerosene Oil and Lamps 1 have rsde arrangements to keep a constant supply of Kerosene Oil, which is as clear as snrinr water, has but little s"ell, does not smoke, and very cheap. Also the new style Burner, which can be attached to any Fluid, or old Kerosene liampat a trill in? cost. I have alf o, a beautifbl assortment ef Lamps ; also, Chimneys, wick, and Lamp Scissors, -ery low. ; P. F. PESCUD, Druggist OLD FLUID AND OIL LAMPS.--A great ; many old Fluid and Oil Lamp, a 'g-od am new. but cither defaced, o- out of fashion,-ran be hed vei-y cheap at - ; - PFSCUD'S Dn-gtore. SOAP I SOAP I ! SOAP III SOAP I!! I Old Brown A, hite ATndr ttrap, Olive Oil Soap, TurpeoJine Soap, White and Mottled Castile Soap, -Variegated Soap, Honey Swap, Glycerine and Almond Soirp. ' v And a great variety of other kinds for Sharinr, Wash ing, and Laundry purposes very giod. and very cheap at v- , ? PBSCUD'S Drugstore. ri ONGRESS WATER, CONGRESS WA-JTER..-A constant supply, which is kept replen ished from the Fountain need, by frequent arrivals at ..- 1? ...v 1 PESCUDB JUSrugstore. n CASKS VERY SUPERIOR LONDON ALE IN PINT BOT- II AND SCOTCH Ues and 'Jugs, just received, and for sale by, I - -- tr. jr. rjkovui. A NOTHBR SUPPLY OF BED CLOVER V SEED, Just received, and tor saie a.., , v ,; i A .SHUU A NOTHER LOT-OF THOSE SPLEND J I I Mercer Potatoes expected this weea, at : , ,: ?PESCUD'8 Digstore. . M"VCECONi SUPPLY OF BUISTS Oarden Seed,idily expected, at v . , . ; rJ--Jt ' P. I. PESCUD. ; O' NE QUARTER PIPE EACH OF OLD Madeir Wine, tand-JUon son uoea jranay, jus received at ' . - PESCUD'B Drugstore. . . febsV-t. ' ".-v i. Raleigh, N.O, niNE GOLD. JEWELRY.--THE . SUM- ' SCRIBEB has in store splendid assortment of , r- --.k FINE GOLD JEWELRY l "T. ambrantne a. varietv of styles of patterns of -Brooohes, Breast Pine, Eat Rings, Bracelets Finger Rings, La dies a4 .6entlemen'"Watoh Chains, Pencils and Pens, Cff JiViMinietu Loto Call, and agantUwv.'twt fiseBsr-twfe -rf c2j nov-;tt'ffM. C B,'B,OOT. TsvTOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE ill their personal attention to afleoniignnientsntadt 'themfrom tbe country,-partionlarly Tobeme, Cotton, and wneav 4 They keep aiargestocx ex wroeerae, msno. Ac., on hand, whici ther offer for- sal on the most reasonable terms. : To cash and punctual buyers oa the usual time DONNAN S A JOHNSTON, - - ,? .is ;.i ti yjOnstom and Conunission Merehants, vf mar 14 rly t -T , Patersbnrg, Vs. :ra lide island guano.3oo bags Fa Elide Island Guano, In store and for sale by 4 ' " DONNANS k JOHNSTON, 4 tt.t.L.. TT." e tTwWavlaJ&f VaT s a m I REAL;ES 17 XTRAORDINARl IV f Canal and Wr of seldoa, North Carolin misdea granted by recen' Virginia and North' Carol. compaay wui on toe lit Town of Weldoa, proceed Canal and Water Power, ai Weldoa, in the State of Npx erty eonsista of one Canaf at ginning at the head of the greu and terminating af the toot M : tu of WeldenMAlaxv another Canal), the same, and one-fourta of a.m. there is m faU of eight leeti and . falls. With these Canals will be sold the margin ef the same, belonging, to . Company, witb all its privileges and t,. tweea the towns of Gaston and Weldon, Locks, AquedBCts,MCl Sites, snd ivery;ou. thereto appertaining ; This property 1s deemeu . valae, and presents a field of capital fdtd water L withoat a superior U tne Beuthem neunn j y That a faU of ever eighty fbet, and the volnm&pf water k ne river is ue same as passes avet jae jam ei y ames v. River. tWaldoa is the focus of four railroads, eon- I A aeeting U with Biehasond, with Norfolk, with Raleigh and with WUmtnatoB. Ii is the centre of an exeeed. togly productive eountry'Aii abnndanee of aotton isi grown in tne neigooornooa to supply me, aemanas oi extensive ootton manufactoriea. The lower Roanoke region is proverbial for its production of corn, and the upper lorlts wheat, wlttt which Weldon: is connected by railroad and river navigation. 'Purchasers aret in- vitod to examine thk property, and Mr Bass, residing near weldon, will snow tt to all. who desire to see it, and will exhibit a. map of the same.; , , s vi s - Terms of sale will be one-third eash, ene-third in sis months end one-third in twelve months, with in terest on deferred payments, as is required by the act of the Legislature of North Carolina. XJiOS, MCGKEHE, r Proxy State of North Carolina. W. H. CLARK, Proxy State of , Virginia. W. H. WESSON, For the Stockholders SktThe sale will be oondncted by ! ; WM. PANNILL, Auctioneer, , Petersburr, Va., . Who will, at any time,, furnish all necessary informa tion in regard to the property, either in person or by letter. jan 4 waswtdfci VALUABLE LANDS AND TOWN PRO PERTY FOR SALE I I OFFER MY ENTIRE ESTATE OF TOWN Property and Lands in North Carolina, with a view to settle south or southwest. The following is a des cription of the property : MY FORMER RESIDENCE, in the efty of Ra leigh, containing of an acre of land, highly improv ed, and one of the most healthy and eligible lots in the city; a good house and in good condition, six nice rooms and every necessary out-house. I' Also, two other IMPROVED LOTS, and 6 acres unimproved as to a dwelling house. These five acres are in high improvement, and will yield 100 bushels of wheat annually Its situation is suitable to any one that lives in the city, or for a valuable grape nursery, or dairy farm. The foregoing property is all situated near the Central Depot I also offer for sale SEVEENTEEN LOTS, in the town of Haywood, Chatham county. One of these has a good dwelling house with six rooms and out-houses ; one other has a good store house, in good order upon it ; the other lots are unimproved, some of them beauti ful building lots. . - I also offer for sale the following real estate, to-wit MY PLANTATION, naif a mile from KittreU's Springs, containing about 800 acres of land, with a'new and handsome dwelling house upon it, with five good rooms and two small apartments used as closets. This land is very superior Tobacco aad Wheat land, aad it particularly recommends itself to those who are in need of a healthy situation. ' I will also sell my NEW HOTEL, six hundred yards from the celebrated KittreU's Springs, with four acres attached, and one hundred and eighty acres of land attached andrunning dowa within two hundred yards of these Springs. The ISO acres of land I am authorised to sell by its owner, GREEN STANTON. Upon these lands, near these Springs,, are several beau tiful building sites for private residences. The Hotel has a basement dining-room the entire length ef the house, 43 feet, and six large and convenient rooms, all' well furnished for private and public purposes, a good kitchen, and one of the finest free-stone springs of water in the btate, very convenient. Lastly, I offer my RIDGE WAY MILLS, in War ren county, one and a half miles from Ridgeway. 172 acres of land is attached to these Mills, and the entire tract of land is equal to any in Warren for Tobacco and Wheat ; 30 acres of land in new ground, eut down for the next crop ot Tobacco, and about 40 bushels of Wheat seeded, which I expeet will yield me from 600 to 800 bushels : a fine young Apple nd Peach Orchard, Grape Nursery, Ac The.Mills need no reeommenda-J tion, having been acknowledged to yield the best qual ity, or equal, of Flour, Oi any Mills in the State. Upon this land is a mineral spring, equal by best of analysis to KittreU's Spring, several scrofula oases having been eared the past searon. The Mills will yield an annual clear income of $',00 per year, by proper attention, and I have made IS or 20,000 lbs. of Tobacco from the farm this year; st those wishiLg such property will do well to apply soon. The tract of land can be added to if desired. AH tbe propel ty of fered is ia improving and desirable sections of tbe State, and all that is necessary for those wishing to purchase any portion of this property offered, is to ad dresa me at KittreU's Depot for further particulars, or viit me at that pla-e aad enquire for terms, e dec 25 sw2m. WM. F. COLLINS. - LAND FOR SALE. ' , The Undersigned offers for palw a Valuable tract of land in the Southern part of Wake County, immediately on the stage road from Raleigh to Fayett'eriile, and within 16 miles of Raleigh, cot: timing .900 acres. Said land is nearly all in native f. rest-pine, and has about four crops of Turpentine boxes ot, and is within a -very short distance of two good saw mills. There is on this land an excellent dwelling house, containing fire room a piazza and four fire-places. The buildings are near the road, and tbe distance from any town, makes it a most excellent stand, both for a 'tore, and bouse of 'ntsrt-.'oment. -Thelandhasa light and free soil, and produces corn and cotton finely; and in the low grounds of the branebes and creeks on which it lies, there is an abundance of mini H rl MB.L Cn (HI B. rxnirt . n . wflMI I h. In.il .hall need it' I will sell it cheaply, having no use for it, f but enough besides. Terms made to suit tbe purchaser. :? Address, THUS. G. WU1TAKKB, jan 28 if. Middle Creek. N, 0. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE! ' I WISH TO SELL PRIVATELY THE FOL LOWING property in the City of Raleigh, vis : . 1st. The HOTEL at the eorner of Wilmington and Martin streets, formerly occupied by 0. L. Burch, and at present in the occupancy of H. L. Win ton.- This Hotel U admirably located, and commands a large share of transient and permanent eustonv '? , ? 2d. The two STORE HOUSES fronting en Market Square, one occupied by E. Rosenthal, as a Clothing Store, which also fronts on Fayette villa Street, sad the other in the occupancy of A. Adams as a Grocery. These, stores are situated in position which cannot fail to command an extensive patronage 8d. Two DWELLING HOUSES, one on Wil, mington Street, near the Capitol Square' at Present occupied" by Mr.'Tant and formerly the property of Wiley Johnson, ana? the other n tooted in the eastern part of tiie city, near Mr: Eldridge Smith's r.-.t l The above property will be sold on terms to suit any person who may wish to purchase. Fee further infjar mauon, apply to auu .a..jnowB) or to ' Sep 17 Ijfcs3 BAM'L ROWLAND. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE I TNOUR NICE DWELLING AND OUT-HOUSES, JP adjoining the MiMiouary ChapeL -"t , . iyw m . yvwuu. ..1 do. do. Aunean Church. 1 do. do.; J. HvKirkham. ? All in good condition-- Possession given 'the 1st day January, 1860.1 iijfcV .. i f deelO i " W. H. 4 E 8. TUCKER. FRESH GARDEN SEED. ,! . CROP JDr 1869.. TTTB AR8omr:BCEIPT7bf A LARGs JFtyflT' wniprising; all" the most popular varie- Uec laeee seed nave been tested several vaars. arid have given great satisfaction to eur customers, aad wo can recommend them with confidence ' as being equal w uj mm Miu vvuiibry." vv,ij.. i , 41 - WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD, f January HQi,-1866V --a , &'. Druggists.1 t -a ff" .V ijfex-' iw3t 4i - Jan 2S.. i-.. sptu the . eto., has W ' SUSpiciOUS Oflltn. similar forms, and 1. disrepute. It has rein in 1778) to supply the j.v inaugurate a new era- in the trust that our established rep eighty years of experience abi claim to publie confidence, . - j. x A comparison 01 -cm - Dock Gin"; with others bearing si' tablisb its superiority, and make oessary. e&AUulT-tz. 3 . " Put up in Quart Bottles, in sea of one ana two desen eaqb, and sold throughou trirts. Grocers, etc wwjd: by Drug- 'Druggists and Dealers supplied With j j 1 j j Wines nd Brndies, ' ; direct from United States bonded Warehpttees. . The bove GIN may be had At the Drag' Store of WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD. ( deej 17 6m .maV STAN DAB D S C A;Is E S ! Adapted to every branch of business, where a correct and durable scale is required ; i Scales for Railroads, . Scales: for Miners aad Coal Dealers, s . j Warehouse and Transportation Scales, ' . : Portable and Dormant Scales for Stores, ; Scales for Grain and Flour Dealers, ., ; Counter Scales of all descriptions, All of which are warranted in every particular. For sale at irew York prieet, delivered in Petersburg, Va., by GILLIAM A DUNLOP, Petersburg, Va. ! Agents for Fairbanks A Con New York : jan 4-3m' V CHRIST MAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEA R ! Tl CT WHEN IT DOES COME, THE SUBSCRI- 1 IB BER is always prepared for it. He -has just laid in a large of STOCK OF GOODS in his line, embrac ing m part the following : Toys, of all descriptions. Fresh Candiee, ia great variety.! jj: Fire-works, of all kinds. ; Fresh Baked Cakes, of all kinds. Brandy Peaches, Apples, Figs, Raisins, and, indeed, almost everything that can; be called for in tbe way of Fancy Goods, Confectioneries,' Ac CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR THE LITTLE j ONES 1 :; in great variety and of much beauty. i . Come one ! Come all ! j ; . Both Great and Small, - -At FRANKLIN'S catt, 1 and if you cannot be suited with his stock you need not try elsewhere, that 8 all. , ; . v J. B. FRANKLIiyj Agent, dec 21 Opposite Lawrence's Hotel. "VT OTIC E TO WHOM IT MAY CON- J3I CERN. HAVING LOCATED, IN THE City of Raleigh, I take this opportunity to inform the Public generally, that I am prepared to make con tracts for public or private Buildingsi in any part of the State, on the most favoarble terms. am l-o : prepared to furnish Granite in its rough; state for Building or other purposes, or .dressed to order in any shape required, at reasonable rates. Orde-s for Stone addressed to, me through the Post Office, Box 249, er left in,care of James Puttiok, who will act as my Agnt, will meet with prompt at tention. ti lUOMAil vOATEo.- ! . ' ' - 1 jan 7 3m. an Standard copy. . tf i ; ILAW COPARTER9lIP, RALEIGH. C4 t ' II.: W. MILLER and WM. J. SAUNDERS, Y I AVE FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP XX in 'he practice of the Law, to extend to all busi ness in tbe County and Superior Courts) of Wake and .'ohnson, and the terms of the Uuprente Court at Ka )cigh, all office business and the eollection of elaimc Office in the brick room Opposite Lawrence's Hotel. i .if-' i In addition to tbe Courts of the above named coun ties, :i shall fttend regularly hereafter the Superior Courts ot Granville, Edgecombe, Sampson, Warren, Hulifax, and Wilson, and the County and Superior Courts of Nish and Franklin, and the Cnreutt Court of the United States at Raleigh.' -- 1 1 dec 21 tf . -v :H. cW. MILLER. - UOMA3 ELLETT, ) f , I POWHAIA;, WB1SI0XR, i of f -".';. formerly of Richmond. " J Binford, Dickinfon & Weieiger, ELLETT & WEISIGKR, ! XEW HAT AND CAP STORE, i - No. 167 Main Street, Adjoining Messrs. Kent, Paine A Co., RICHMOND, VAd The undersigned invito the attention of their fronds and the publie to the Large, Complete, and Well-Selected Stock of .Hate, Caps and Straw Goods, which they ha v just opened, being assured that they aa satisfy the wan to of tiie most fastidious. ji..rif They especially invito an examination from Country Merchants, to whom they can and will effer induce ments in regard to extent of stock, variety aad price ' that cannot fail to please J:i '' f ' " 5 EXLETT M WKISIGEB. i ,,, , lisar t WfV . 4" itf-f'lf 1 CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE! . TkESIGNBD FOR THE BENEtlTr AND AS A JLf warning sad a caution to those who -suffer from debility, indigestion, lowness of spirits, want ef sleep. premature decay, Ac j as a eonseqence "of youthful imprudence,, or the baneful habit 4f self-abuse At 4be same time pointing out certain iman of W.ewv. By one who has suffered from tb'above cause, and from misplaced ' confidence" in. medical hambag and quackery. Single copies sent (pott-free) en the receipt of a stamped envelope bearing the address of tne appu- dress; NATHANIEL MATF AIR, Esq., - f idee 10 ew3m fe Bedford, Ktoge conaty, N. Y. I IRESHHOPS." PS.--CR0P t)F;1859, IN STORE and for sale j - -. W 1 AMo s Mai w uuu. . January 2 fth, I860." ilmt,. y.-jan 25 r tTTJI MERY.-f600. POUNDS A8SORTED NUM- yA bers,-X best English mery. For sale by,' 1 i - wiAOjiA-aLO jutinuuu. January 24th, 1860. " " "!rlf an 25 r "TIaJEW volume of SPURGEONS ser- Y-MONS Fifth Seriv. ... fi ether I! the j ;FAIBBAtog I" ' .;.;wrL;TpjtERor.ft - Oar Goods Home and "TWTORTn CAROLINA WRA1 14 PER. AS GENERAL AGEN1 Sater. proprietor of the Crab tree Paper Mills, ready to settle his accounts for Paper, to purchase stock, and to sell Wrapping Paper of all descriptions, on favorable terms. Orders for such paper solicited and executed with promptness and dispatch. Address, J. J, i-ixutu uni, feb 1 . i R. LEIGH, N. C. Standard copy. m H E FIRS T N U MUKK O f 1 " Church Intelligencer," will be issued (D. V.) on the first of March, 1860. Subscriptions, advertise ments. Ac, may be sent to Rev. H F. Green, or Rev. 8. W. MotC Kaleigb, N. V. Ihe editor will Pe giatt to receive advertisements adapted to a religious and family newspaper from southern cities. 1CD IF. 1XT1 I f ' Acres of good farming land, 11 miles from Raleigh, on the waters of Middle Creek, this land is level, suited to Tobacco, Wheat, or Corn, and about 3 in No. 1 woods. There is a small framed house, i log buildings and a well on the premises. Tbe neigh borhood is firstrate. The property can be bought for a reasonable price. Apply, to TUOMAs CAKlxirt, February 3, I860 Raleigh, N. 0. " feb 4 lm. o. L. BURCH KEEPS A HOUSE OF Entertainment a .short distance above the Cen-H tral Depot, and in. lees than 10 minutes walk t" the Capitol. Persons visiting Kaleign will ao weu to stop at his house, as he is determined to supply his Table with the best Ithe market will afford His rooms are large and commodious, his terms remarkably low and tbe expense of Omnibus fare saved. A tew more regu lar Boarders taken. feb 8 ot. DATIS, NOBLE Sc COV Late Furman, Davis d- Co ,) Importers and Jobbers of SIIiK a OODS, : 87 CHAMBERS & 69 READE STREETS, ' New York. j. a BAVTS, WM. O HOBLE, msrsAits hollot, J. B. OXAT, a. a. cbkathaw. - jan 2S swim. direct importations i iron: and steel warehouse, Ifo. 121, Sycamore Street, '"''-'' : - 'Petenbnrg, Va. GILLIAM A DUNLOP invite the attention of I wholesale dealers, manfacturers and railways to their well assorted stock of Iron and SteeL eompnsipg: - Iron Swedes, Hammered, Refined, English, Ovals and Carnage, Horse Shoe. Hoop and Band. SteeLCast, German, Machine, Spring, English and Swedes Blister. - : Nail Rods, Sheet Iron, Pig and Bar Lead. Importing direct aad dealing exclusively In metal, they feel confident of giving satisfaction, and respect fully solicit a call. jan 4 THE CHURCH INTELLIGENCER., NOTICE. Those who wish to subscribe to tbe . Churrk Intelligencer may find Subscription Lists at the Book Stores of Mr. Pomeroy and H. D. Tur ner. -The terms are $2.50, Payable in Advance. deoSl--tf " ' . ' ' ::;f ,. s ! NEW'FIRM. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORM ED a Co-partnership for the purpose of conducting a general Grocery and COMMISSION BUSINESS ; IN THIS CITY, UNDER THE FIRN OF , , . JffO. R. PATTERSON & CO., , : - They have taken, the Four Story Building, No. 6 Old Street, directly opposite Sycamore,, where they will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Gro ceries, which they offer at the lowest market rates. Order's for Goods will be Promptly Filled. All Consignments of produce will have their per sonal attention, and their best efforts will be used to get the highest prices. ' ' ; . .;. . JOHN R. PATTERSON A CO. 'TSO. . PATTEBSeif. t DOKKANB JOHNSTOH. ' . ' ' PxraitsBtTBS, January 1st, I860. " , .. . jan T. . SW AIM'S JUSTICE REVISED THE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE, a practi cal guide to the Laws ef the State, and the decisions oi the Supreme Cart, denning the duties and jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace, under the Revised Code of 185i '45, together with full instructions and num erous forms and precedents. ; y 1 BtDWARD CANIWELL, Eso, LL. B., ' :CMUor al Late. ; t ,i ; Ce vol. fivo . containing nearly 600 pages, band.; eomely printed on good paper, and well bound in law binding.-,; -Sju J, n$-k- ,;.'.'. s Price 93 50. fOBtage ae eenu. , . , Published and for sale by V - - V " : iv. .-: : henry d. turner, : . , janVJl-f- -. at the North Carolina Bookstore, - i - i a Ik arRSrWANCY B. 1 SMITH- HA S IRE. Tl MOVED to a residenee: two quires West of the 'Iastitutiou for-' the -Deaf, Dumb and - the Blind, where she will be pleased to receive frjm her friends and the publie generally a liberal share of needle-work. She makea Ladies Dresses, Gen tlemea's Pants, Vesta, Shitts, Ac., upon the mct satisfactory terms., - 11. GARDEN & FIELD SFED,'1860. "Ta F. PESCUD IS INRECElPT' OF Vf the most extensive and superior stock of Seed. he has ever offered for sale, and he has only to inform his customers, that they were raised try that celebrat ed Seedmaar ROBT. BUIST,- Philadelphia, to satisfy them of their genuineaeas. and great superiority -ever alLesAeraeeAa'JMremeented.:.! 5-,u i - Mv customers .can e hare "apod application, one of Bnist's Almanacs and ..Gat den Manuals Gratis.. . . .; ... : . : ... ' Country Merchants, and large dealers, supplied at very low prices, and their orders will be filled prompt ly and dupatched. i . . - - j. nm 1 . . 4 1 ,V.!f nrrtKrl. -issr Minuioi wui unw.mii w. while I have all the usual varieties. 3 r. Nnn tJ AND CITRON Iowa arsVr t ismm-c sr - DODD A SCHEIE, i ceived.' . -r-. B EST OLD HENNESSEY BRANDT. Best Otord Dupuy Brandy. DODD A 6CHEIB. jQHOICE OLD RYE WHISKEY. DA SCHEIB. CHAMPAGNE, VARIOUS BRANDS. Muscat, Claret, Bieine and Port Wine. ' - ' DODD A SCHEIB. FANCY ARTI every description. DODD A SCHEIB. PRE SERVE S. PICKLES, BRAND V Peaches, Prunes, Mustard, Salad Oil, Jellies, Sar ; aes. Sauces, and every thing of the kind usually kept. . a Variety Store, constantly on hand. , DODD A SCHEIB. 4 FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR CHEW. ING TOBACCO. The best brands of Havana Segars, just received! . DODD A SCHEIB. BANDIES, CAKES AND ALL THE J Delicacies usually wanted for Parties, Weddings, , ills, Ac , furnished with Neatness and Dixpatch and . ' 1 very low prices, by . DODD A SCHEIB.-: feb 4 ly. ... j 1 Q. DbCarurxt. John ARiisntoaa. NORTH CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.' DeCarteret Sc. Armstrong 00k Binders and Blank Book. Maan factnrers, I Ralbioh, N. C, VER THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE, IA V E ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TO GETHER, for the purpose of carrying on the ok Binding business extensively, in all its yarious anches. Their advantages are such, that they are now pre. red to do all kinds of Binding, from plain to oroa Jntal, in a manner and at a price that cannot fail to ve satisfaction. , - , . They would call particular attention to their ntiiqee yle of half Calf aad Morocco Binding, which is very tndsome and durable Newspapers of all kinds, bound in a strong and sub inial manner. Muio Books, and Periodicals of ery description, bound to any pattern, in handsome ylc -' Supreme Court Reporte, 10,000 vols, having been und at this establishment, we are still prepared to nd them to match. ' - Having a fine Cutting Machine, we are prepared to nd large editions of Books in cloth, in a manner and a pnoe almost as cheap as tt sen be done in the orthern Cities. ';. . ".-,.-;.;..tjJj',t. Pampnlets of all kinds, takes from the printe&and one up in a superior manner, at very low retes4. i . Work sent from a distance will he done up with - ispatch, and earefolly repacked and forwarded back ithoat delay. J. Q. DnCARTBRET, J i . - , . . JOHN-ARMSTRONG. J " kLv -.'". "V " Ralbiob, N. C. January 6th, 1860. -; ' jmn 21 tf. WILMINGTON BONDS. " i- ttuf' ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS the Wilmington, Charlotte A Rutherford Rail oad Company, the undersigned offers to Capitalist. i a safe and sure investment, THE BONDS OP THE OWN OF WILMINGTON, issued to said Comnaay . discharge of its subscriptions to the capital stock the' eaataJ!' "' ' "..-' ' ; ' They are in denominations of five hundred and one on sand dollars eaoh running, soma ton and others ' -enty vears from their respective dates, with coupon j tached for the interest ' at six per eent per annum, yable on the lstday of February, i. ', v Proposals for these bonds are Invited to be address- l to tne undersigned at Wilmington; a -rTT m "aT n reCiiwr W, C. AR.R.Ce., S ' i - flOO REWARD.- 4 - RANT AWAY FROM MESSR8, . A TSlJL C AM ERON, of Cnmberlsnd County; first of last June, ' y negro man Sbuthwell, or Southey, (as usually call i) i-Said negro Is thick -'set, about- A feet 8 in one igh, of a dark brown color, ias small eye, and a wneaatloolu He has been hired fttr several years ia otambland. County, as a Turpentine hsnd. will - tve the above reward, if taken out ef the State $50 ' -r his imprisonment in any jail in this State, or $25 , ,t Information, that may lead to his recovery. : -''LonlsbnTfl'. rr'? ti.i:?-: i kiir ''" '' FayetUvUIjaObsc'rvei'ind Wilmington Herald t eopy till IbVbidV vIm-4 t" a ' WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac 1 fT H E SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO CALL , JL;be attention of those in want of Fine Watcfc es, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, c., to his extensive Stock, which has been selected wltn great care, and. which has only to be 'enw oe aa- - -rrrw ... . t i.' .,. . , - ' Fine Gold, Silver and Enameled wn,L Fiae Gold Jewelry, 2. , ' ''' ie Wfrft Silver Ware and Albata Wre, ?t.- - - -5 1, xtStM and Peeket CatJer, 4 v.Spectoolestouitaieyes,vt Clocks, a beautiful assortment . ri.i- Rine-le Guns, , ... Rifie .BrJbt- wno "tasan.lhslidionBO please I U W Fayetteville Street w.- J.welrr repaired ia the best P. . taanner. - ' nov i4 uinnii XW11 rope; K i nn it.i.. standard and Extra Heavy Bagging. T. 200 eoUs Rope for sale at tbe lowest market rates -bv - B. A. TODNft 8a04' r 9 Syeamore street,' tiitf Petersburg, Va. 1 RANGES, L J' v ;.tf.- V