Fafiftniwe-CIothins Store
. - - thw establishment bis
reT iwSfk b. is now prepared to meet
2ri-? madc iootls
cvr offers in lh . ' rror manner
Hi etothiojr i msnafcetureJ in WP' .
cannot .arped by ''J ei.mine.
,h.Stte. Purdur. will pj" ABWNO.
81 3m
Raleigh October 9. 1H8 .
Vests I Vests r
n-lfVE Csshmsr. and Silk Vests. Large assort-
for Cash
OcJ. 7.
.T 1 MA.iiitiiiii Batter by
L Firkin," less qtjsntity.
icllf Oranges LLPECK & SON
October 31. 1348. 87
oiSTEKS, FISH, sfc.
MRS. AVILSON tenders ber thanks to the cit
izens of Raleigh and the surrounding couutry,
for turn liberal patrouage heretofore extended lo her,
and begs leave to iufomrlhem, that she liu agaiu
commeuced supplying the Market wilh
Fresh Oysters Fish,
and all the delicacies of the Norfolk Market, by ex
press, in the unprecedented short spaoe of 526 hour,
and will warrant the article sent, lo b equal to auy
furnished by any market in the United Slates.
Mr. H. H. Ponrsa is the sole Ageut for the
transaction of her business, in North Carolina. Auy
order addressed to him, will be thankfully received,
and attended to with prompluesa aud fidelity.
Families wishiug Uyslers, &.c. for parlies, will
please give five or six days previous notice.
Raleigh. Nov. 2. 1848. 83
"Whoevkk bare these 'Boots' displace,
Must meet Bo bastes, tack to face."
Alfred Mitchell, alias "BOOT S, for
short, and by way of dignity, resect fully in
form his numerous customers, last he has recently
fitted up bis Establishment, in the best style, and is
now thoroughly prepared to carry on bis business as
BARBEK.just as it used to was"," with the ex
ception that he thinks be bas improved by practice
both in skill and manners.
The Members of the approaching Legislature, and
rav old customers especially, of that body, will al-
waya find me ready to shave, and trim hair, in the
quickest, easiest, aud most fashionable manner ; and
if any should prefer Ibe old fashion, "Boots" will
be entirely agreeable, and conform to the tastes and
wishes of bis customers.
On application. Ladies and Gentlemen can have
their Hair curled most elegantly, according to the
prevailing fashions.
No reference is made to particular gentlemen -my
qualifications most be judged of by the community,
which I have served iu my line of business, for a
number of years-
Hair will also be cleared of dandruff, and if reques
ted, dyed any color, to suit the customer.
My establishment is on Fayelteville Street, oppo
site the City Hotel.
ALFRED MITCHELL.
Hair Dresser and Bat ber.
Raleigh. October 30. 18 4x. f7
Land and Negroes for Sale !
BEING very desirous of leaving this State, 1 now
offer for sale the TKAU l Ur LiAMJou which I now
reside, containing by estimation, 1300 acres, aud ul
na ted ia lb County of Halifax, with the Raleigh
and Gaston Rail Road on one ride, and the JJivrr
Roanoke oa the opposite combiuing tne advautaga
of transportation by ibe Rivr aud Road, and iu a
few hours run on the Rail Road to Petersburg or
Raleigh baviug Gaslou in 5 miles aud Liillelou
Depot the same distance. The Dwelling House islii
a mile and a half of the Rail Road. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to go iuto a description of the
many advantages and inducements held out to per
sona desirous of owning such property. lie requests
that any person desirous of owning such property,
-tvillcall and look at it ; and he can confidently -y that
it combines as many comfort and advantages as any
Elaee in the country, and ia known as one of Ihe
e alt est places in thai ssciion of llieSuie. l.'the a
bove described Land is not sold before the lt day of
November, it will then be put up publicly, aud sold
without reserve, at which time the Subscriber pro
poses to sail from 15 to IS Valuable Slaves,
mostly bouse servants. They will be sold in families,
as I am not disposed to violate the laws of humanity,
by sell Log or separating children from their parents.
R. H. MOSBV
Halifax County. July 17, 1 S43. 57 if-
Notice !
DTpjIlE Subscriber earnestly desires all persons in
ilSbi debled lo the lata W. R. Gales ue'd to make
immediate payment. He would remind those living
abroad, that it will be a good time to remit by ihe
members of the coming Legislature.
C B. ROOT.
November 9, 1843. 90
AGENCY TO LOCATE
SOLDIERS' CLAIMS
fniHE undersigned, a citizen of Lafayette Coun
U ty, Mississippi, proposes to locate Claims, for
Bounty Lands, for citizens of the Slate of North Car
olina, on the best Cotton Lands in the Northern part
of Louisiana, and the Southern part of Arkansas, up
on the most reasonable terms. For Terms, address
Rufus Barringer, post paid Concord, North Caroli
na, or the Subscriber,
P. B. BARRINGER.
Refer to Gen. A. B. Bradford. Holly Spring.
xion. a.j. word,
J. $ II. A. B&rr,
T T r ... . '
t Mississippi.
) Oxford,
M ississippi.
Esqs.
Hon. H.
R. Miller,
Pontotoc,
Mississippi.
Salisbury,
Concord,
Judge J.
Hon. D.
D.
Pinson,
F. Caldwell,
M. Barringer,
Maj. G. W. Caldwell,
Charlotte.
Oxford. Mississippi, Sept 18. 1b-l8. 83 3m
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS7
At IV. B. HUGHES' Auction aud
Commission Store.
Jr HAVE now on band, a great variety and miied
L collection of GOODS, consisting ol Dry Goods,
rocenea. Hardware, Iron, Books, Papar, Ink,c.
Ac, &c. all or which ia offered at unusual low prices,
for Uasa ostit, at the Auction and Commission
Stor of N.B.HUGHEK.
Tot the Memben of the North Caro
lina leglslatnrc.
?wEUrrlSeHlhia,nVK0df "foxing
f tbe Meher.orU,eHoos?ofCoronon,,ofthe
next aessiOB of the li. C. Lgslatoi, tht ne wt
ba a Candidate for one of the Clerkships in that
House. J. L, BADUER
Charlotte, N. C. Oct 1843. 8",
Calcined Plaster ParisT
PCOGG1NS at. CO , of Philadelphia, continue
m ta maBofaeture Calcined Plaster, of the whi
test aad fiaaat quality that can b produced, at the
kw rata. f CMhj p, barrel, freshly pot np
in axeelleat ahipoiag condition. Also, Stereotvne
CliH, PhnadHphia, or
October. 4. Si8 Al'Dt N
10
... inoRK -
New Goods.
W E have jast recei veil the following new and
beautiful drew goods, to which we would res
pectfully call the attention of the Ladies.
Broche Alcyonca Fancy tfilks
Plain do Plaid Orleans
Gala PlaiJ Plaid Lustres
Latest French style Cashmeree and DeLainea.
ALSO.
French worked Capes and Collars
Down Capes Bonnet Ribbons
White and colored Kid Gloves'
Long white Emhreidered do
Embroidered Cashmere and Thibet shawls.
Together with many other articles adapted for both
ladies nd gentlemen all of which we will take great
pleasure in selling lo oar friends and customers, and
the public generally, on the most liberal terms.
HEARTT & LITCHFORD.
Sept. 22, 76
AGREEABLY to an order of the County Court
of Cumberland, al Sept. Term, 184b, I shall
proceed to sell for Cash, at the Court House in Fay
elteville, on the first Monday in December next, so
much of the following Lola, as will pay the Taxes
due the Towu of Fayetleville, for 1847, together
with all the iucideutal expenses, viz:
1 Lot Listed by D. Carver, Jr. Robeson St.
valued at 150 dolkirs, tax 5 75
1J do. do D Carver, Jr. Hay St. va
lued at 350 dollars, tax 1 75
1 do. do. Anu Jordan, Person St. va
lued at 750 dollar, lax 3 75
1 do. do. Thomas Morgan, Lower
Fayalteville, valued at 100 dollars, lax 50
1 do. do Angua NcKensie, Moore
Street, valued at 225 dollars, lax 1 13
1 do do D. W. Sedberry, Person
Street, val ted at 300 dollars, tax 1 50
1 do do George Thompson, Russell
St., valued at 300 dollars, lax 1 50
C do do Estate Gitbcrl Eccles, Low
er Fayetleville, valued at $600, tax 3 00
1 do do Trustee of Marley, Row
an Si. valued at 450 dollars, tax 2 25
UulLstrd, and sabject to double tax.
G. DEM IN (J, Culloctor.
Fayelteville, Oct.21, 1S48. 87 wta
Sale of Land and Negroes,
TTPY direction of the Will of Kelly Rawls, decess-
11 Ded. his Executors will sell al public sale, on
Tnuraday the 14th of December neit, the late resi
dence of said drceised, si Hillisrdston, Nssh Coun
ty. There sre sboul 850 acres of land, wiih a large
and well furnUhed Dwelling Houee. Store-House.
Tailor's Shop, Cotton Gin and Screw, wilh all the
necessary out houses in good repair. This is one
of the otoril desirsble locations in the surrounding
country, having ihe advantages of health, good so
ciety, a good female school, and has long had the re
putation of bcint; an excellent stand for merchandi
sing. There will also be sold at the same time, the
former residence of said deceased, situated in sinl
of the other, and containing about 60 acres of land,
with a new and suitable buildings for a small fami
ly. Six Negroes, the Crop, Uiock and Household
and Kitchen furniture will also be sold. The land
on long credit which will be made known on the
day ; the other property in six months. Either of
the Executors, or in their absence. A. H. Arrinaton
or E. B. Hilliard, will show ihe property to any
person wUhing lo exsmine it.
JOSHUA WATSON,
J.0. ARRINGTON,
Execttor.
Raleigh Nov. 15. 1848. 92 41
New Fall Goods for 1848.
TIIOS. It. FE.KTR ESS , iTIERCII AN T
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE POST OF
FICF, at his old stand, cau be found at all
times ever ready to exhibit to his friends and the
public, a general assortment of
Fashionable Goods
and is now prepared to execute nil orders in his line
with fidelity and dispatch. This Block will bear com
parison with any in the State, being entirely new
aud all of litis Fall's purchase, selected by biraseif
personally in ihe Cily of New York.
Ho deems it unnecessary lo fav any thing iu re.
gard to his competency or the skill which ho kpot es
ses in the
Cut! lit g or inauufactttring depart
iiit lit;
that he leaves lo his customers to decide. All that
he asks is a trial. If you wish a garment made iu
the most fashionable, or any other style you may
desire, it ia only necesscry to call aud leave your
measure, aud he pledges himself you will not be an
noyed by tryiDg on severs! times before completion,
lo enable the culler to make a passable fit. His es.
tablitihmeut he cousiders not inferior to auy North or
South ; and for cash great bargaius can be had.
II.'? stock embraces Sup li'.k. French Cloths and
Cassi meres, (Plsin aud Doe Skiu.) of aU qualities and
prices; aud a splendid assortment of Fucy Cloths, I
which, for color or quality, cannot ba surpassed in J
this market. Also, a' beautiful lot of Plaiu Black
Saliu Vestiugs and a superb selection of Fancy
rrcuch Silks and Satins for parties, with a choice
variety of Fancy Cashmeres for Winter wear ; and
a general assortment of Fancy articles, consisting of
lambsYool, Meriuo and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers ; Dress Shirts, Bl'k. and While, Kid, Me
rino and Fancy Cassiutere Gloves, Half Hose, Cot
ton and Meriua, Bl'k. aud Figured Salin Cravats ;
all of which are offered uncommonly low.
Geutlemeu prelernug to furuish their own materi
al to be manufactured, are assured my charges are
the same as all others in the Chy, aud a well made
garment, wilh a good fit, ia warranted in all instan
ces. My usual terms of busioefs is a 6 months cred
it, say from October lo April ; after which time all
accounts bear interest. This is meulioned, that there
may be no misunderstanding.
Members aud Strangers visiting the City are as
sured Ihey can be furnished with a Suit of Clothes
at the shortest notice, and as low, for cash, as at any
House in the Cily.
To his numerous friends and patrons, who have ao
liberally patronized him durtug the past right years,
he returus his grateful acknowledgments, and assures
them nothing shall be left undone on his part, to
merit its continuance.
Ou hand a large assortment of
Ready made Clothing,
consisting of Bl'k and Brown Frock and Dress Coats,
Business Coats, Cloaks, Pants and Vests, which
will be sold low for cash.
N. B. Orders from a distance will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
THE LONDON AND PARIS FASHIONS
wilh the monthly reports, are regularly received at
T. R. FENTRESS'.
Wanted immediately one or two apprenticea of
good moral character.
RaieighNov. 17, 1848. 92 6t
XnHE Subscriber offers for aale hia HOUSE ihd
CL LOTS in the Town of Louisburg, price f 2500
possession given in January next.
J NO. BOBBITT.
Raleixh Nov. 17, 1848. 93 3t
15- JUAltKUIXS, OPTICIAN,
jIVES notice to the Citizens of Rsfeigh and
the vieiniiv Ki K. K . . :
BbeeomolieJil the 8tor, one d.wr above
nus.be. Auction and Ccmmia-ion Room.
p'-lBj8- 92
lUWjb. Oc..l 3. lif f l'n 41 JOHNSON.1
7 fi&t I
.uorc iv v saaa 3f;uaw
DRY GOODS,
For the Fall aad Winlrr Trade of ISIS,
JUST A T HAND FROM
Many from 25 to 50 per cent, vnikr former prices.
THE st ten tion of the Ladies and Gentlemen o'
Raleigh, as well as those of the surrounding coun
try, and strangers generally, is respectfully invited
to an examination of the
Rich aud Brilliant Assortment of
FASHIONABLE DRY GODS,
contained in the following List, at the Store of the
undersigned, just selected by Mr. B. B. SMITH
from late arrivals from Paris and Liverpool, and
which for variety , richness and beauty cannot be sur
passed in this market, to wit :
For the Ladies,
Beautiful Cameleon Poi de 8oi Silks,
Black diagonal Satin, striped do.
Best black Gro de Rhine atidcolM plaid do.
Superior black, blue and mole-colored Alpaccas,
Black, brown, and fancy colored Cameleon Lustres,
Parisian Etotft a la Cavagnac, (a new and Splendid
article,) Lamarttne plaids, and Satin striped Alpaccas
Plain and striped Mohair aud Jenny Ltnd Lustre,
Plaid and striped silk Brilliantines,
(iala. Cashmere, and Alpacca plaids, for Muses and
Children,
Super 6-4 Queens Cloth and Merinos, far Ladies'
Riding Dresses,
Changeable Arago pljiJs, Cashmeres and Delaines,
200 FEIUES ELEGANT NEW STYLE WIN
TER CALICOES AND OINGHAMS,
Woolen Shawls, Cashmere and splendid Turkcria
Shawls,
Large and fine black Cashmere, Delaine, and Cass-
mere do.
Fine Leghorn straw and Tcicax Bos sits, for
Ladies and Misses,
Beautilul Winter Bonnet and Cap Ribands,
Laces and Edgings Thread and Lisle,
Mull, Swiss, Book, checked and jaconet Muslins,
Long, Lawn, and thread Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Grass and Marseilles Skirts, Hose and Gloves,
Worked Collars and figured Laces,
Gimps, Fringes and Bullous.
For Hie Gentlemen,
Fine blue, black and Invisible Green CLOTHS,
Ditto black, fancy, Tweed and Erminet Casumeres
Super Beaver and Pilot cloths, for overtoate, from 1
to 3,
Lamartine Fancies, Satinet and Kentucky Jeans,
Black Silk Velvet and Merino Veslings,
Merino, and Lambswool Shirts and Drawers,
Blsck and Fancy Silk Neck Handkerchiefs,
Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Gentlemen's Black and colored Hoskin Gloves,
Irish Linen, and Cotton Shirtings,
Large Silk and Gingham Umbrellas,
Kerseys, Linseys and Tickings,
White, red and Canton Flannels,
Superior Whitney and Twilled Beo Blahxxts,
Red, Green and White Mackinac do.
4 C and 10-4 unbleached Sheetings,
Fine bleached aud unbleached Shirtings, frcm 5 lo
10 cents.
Diaper snd Diaper Table Cloths,
FASHIONABLE HATS, Molkskis, Bkavkh &
Silk.
SrPEmoa Fca, Cloth aud Sils: Plcsbi Crs,
But Kaxct Cloth a u Vklvbt co.
Together with many other desirable articles, all of
which will be disputed of for CASH, si a small ad
vance, s he desires not lo do business on the crtdit
system. THOMAS A. MITCH ELI .
Rsleigh, Oct. 20, 1848. 84
Grand Schemes,
F 0 R NOVEMBER, is 4 8.
J. XV. ITIaury dc Co., JJaituccrs.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
Fon 25tu or Notfmbsr, 1848.
$60,000 !
ft5.t00! SI 5.000! $ 1 0.000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For F.ndoicing Lttsbvrg Acadtmy and for other
purposes.
Class U, for 1843.
To be drawn at Alexaudria, Va., on Saturday, the
25th of November. l4g.
13 Drawn Numbers out ol 75 !
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
1 splendid prize of 6U,U00, 1 do. 25,0C0, 1 do.
15,000, i do. 10,000, 1 do. 6.595, 10 prut s 3.00U,
20 do. 1.5U0, 20 do. 1,000, 30 do, 500, 200 do
(lowcsl U Nus.) 300, &c. 4c 4c.
Tickets $15 Halves $7 50 Quarters 3 75
Eighihk fl 87.
Certificate of packages 25 Whole Tickets $180 00
do do i!5 Half do 90 00
do do lib Quarter do 45 (0
do do 25 Eighth do . ,22 50
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ol
Packages iu the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the mol prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent immediately after it ia over to all
who ordvr from us. Address
J. &. C. MAURY,
Agents for J. W. Maury &. Co., Managers,
Alexandria, Va
NOTICE
18 Hereby Given, thai application will be
made lo the next Geueral Assembly of North Ca
rolina, for a Charter to build a Rail Road from Ral
eigh to Goldkboro.
MANY CITIZENS, OF RALEIGH.
CATCH THE ROBBERS!
elOOO REWARD!!
THE Subscriber having been robbed on Satur
day, Ihe 9th of the preseut mouth, iu th large
Poccosou called Dover, -lying partly in the Couutiea
of Joues, Craven and Lenoir, through which the pub
lic Stage Road runa from Kiuston lo Newbern, on or
near Ihe Sandy Ridge, aud so severely baateu by
his assailauts, that they left him as dead, after hlcn
ing from hia pocket ihe sum of Forty flight
Iluudred aud Fifty Hollars, takes tbia
method of informing the public lhat he will cheerfully
pay to any individual or individuals, the sum of One
Thousand Dollars, who will apprehend and lead
to the convicliou of the said Robbers.
K. H. BLOUNT.
Kinstsn, Sept. 19. 77 tf
Prime Ocean Shad in half bis.
II oe Herrings in do.
Mackarel at retail.
D . . . , W"'L- PECK &i SON.
Raleigh, November 10, 1848, 3W
Common School Geography.
glMITH'S New Common School Geography, if.
3!uslreted with Maps and numerous Engravings.
w WnP?0u" T""". on sx.mining this
Work, will find that it containa much more Geogra
phical matter, than si.y of ihe School Geographits
in use. and it is alao far supe.ior in iu arrangement.
Just published, snd lor sale at Turner's
. . . w- u- BOOK STORE.
Raleigh, Oct. 25. 86
PANTS! PANTJS II, JPAKTS 1 1J
yA DOZEN Fancy Casaimere. Three do. black
tj-French Doe akin Cswimere. For sale cheap at
Harding's CLOTHING STORE.
Ocl 27. ss
PJKTERSRtTRG
. Dying Establishment,
THE subscriber respectfully aunoutices to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Petersburg, and the
public generally that he still c ntiuut s to carry :i the
yiu Business, oil Bank street
a few doors below the Exchange Bank, where lie
would be pi eased to receive orders. -,1
Thanklui for past patronage, he pledges himself to
give satisfaction to all who may entrust their work to
his care ; and having every kiud of machinery, fix
lures, and eonreuience uecessary for finishing Goods,
he is prepared to Dye piece Goods, Virginia Cloth,
and Ladies? Dresses, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &c, in
a superior style. Gentlemen's weariug Apparel dy
ed, scoured, repaired and pressed at the shortest no
tice. Also, Carpets scoured, aud Curtains and La
dies' Dresses dyed aud watered.
i J. W. WALDEN.
August 26. 1S48. 68 3 in
.Cabinet Furniture?
CIIA1KS AN1 SOFAS
THE attention of purchasers is respectfully requested
to the Large and Elegant assortment of auperior
CABINET FURNITURE, now in store opposite
Mcllwayne & Brownley's, Sycamore Stree Peters
burg, Va. ,
TV inHN HIGGINS.
Who, dcBirous of keeping up with the times, has
madc larce additions to his supply of Furniture, for
the Fall trade ; among which will be found some of
the most elegant and modern r umnuro ever ojlereu
in this place, which for durability, style, beautiful
wood and Workmanship, cannot he surpasaeu in any
citv of the Union.
Also, an unusually large and varied assortment of
Mahogany, Walnut. Beach, Maple, Caue, Itusn and
Wood Seal CHAIRS, and Rocking do. The whole
of which will be sold al such prices as cannot fail to
be perfectly satisfactory.
In addition to the above. Knave a large sssortment
of Material, used in Manufacturing ; consisting of
Mahogany Boards and Funk, Branca -and snaded
wood, veneers, Pine, Poplar and Walnut Boards ;
Hair Seating, and Titden's superior Copal vabkish ;
which will be sold lo the trade alow as Ihey can buy
al the North.
JOHN HIGGINS.
Se,t 5, 1848. ' 3m 71
XOUTII CAROLINA FANCY STORE
CUR. It I ill ITJ2 .
"IT UST received, a fresh supply of CONFF.C
f T10NARIES, consisting partly of twenly dif
lervul sorts of Candies, Preserves, Tickles Jellies,
Sauces, Spices, aud other articles ; liavanna Cigars,
of different brauds; Sugar and Coffee, of different
qualities ; together with the usual aud large assort
uieut of article kept always for sale ; audr which
are now offered at greatly reduced prices.
CHR. GRIMM E.
R. Tucker & Sen
"UTTTTOULD especially invite the Trade to exam-
V y ine their New and Extensive Slock of Fall
and Winter Dry Goods, consisting in part of the
-tollowing :
For the Ladies.
Superior bit French Bombazine,
Naznrine Blue and Purple Cashmere Merino,
feolid aud Fancy Cashmeres of all colors snd
prices.
Plaid Alpaccas, super, silk warp black do.
Gla Plaids.
Black and Fsncy plaid raw Silks,
t-atin striped Cashmeres,
VUites of the latest style,
Heavy black silk Fringe, for Trimming VUites,
Solid and Fsncy Silk Fringes and Bullous,
Li ie and Thread Laces, cheap.
Black,! brown and lead-colored embroidered
Cashmere Shawls,
Fine 12-4 plaid Shawls,
A It xander's White and colored Kid Gloves,
Purse Twist, on Spools, shaded and plain,
Puise'aud Bsg Trimming,
Gill and Silver Beads,
Wirsted Plaids for Misses snd Children's dres
res. 1
! For Gentlemen.
Fine black, blue, green and brown Cloths,
Black Doe Skin and fancy French Cassimeres,
Fancy $ilk snd cut Velvet Vesting,
Black, ', while and colored Kid Gloves, best
quality,
Silk, Lsmbs-wool and Merino Shirts and Pants,
Fancy and Black Silk and Satin Cravats,
Revolving snd t-ell-ailjusiing Neck Ties,
And many other desirable articles
R. TUCKER & SON.
Rsleigh, Sept. 22. 76
Cigars and Tobacco.
ClHEWEKS aud Smokers will hud at our Drug
Juad Apothecary Store, some very huperior To
bacco and Cigars. PESCUD 4- JOHNSON
Sept . 6 : 72
FOR SALE OR RENT.
'IMIE Subscriber is desirous of either selling bis
1 Farm, in the immediate vicinity of Raleigh, or
renting it to a good tenant. The Dwelling House
is entirely new, ol modern construction, and conve
niently arranged for a Family. For healthiness of
location, fine Water, and accessibility 10 a Market,
this Farm cannot be surpassed. Persons wishing lo
buy, or rent, will apply to ibe Subscriber, who is pre
pared to offer very accommodating terms either in
the purchase or ren of the Propertv.
peter'r. HINES.
March 1. 1848. 17
SPICES, 4-C.
rlHIS being the aeason for preserving Fruit, we
JL would call the alteuliou of purchasers to our
choice supply of Spices. $-c., consisting in part of the
following varieties, viz: Mace, Cinuamou, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Pepper and Ginger, of various kinds Alls
pice, While Mustard Seed, Turmeric, &.c.
PESCUD 4- JOHNSON.
Sept. 6, 184a 72
Trinity School.
Rt. Rev. L S. ITES, Visitor,
Rev. F. m. Hubbard, Rector.
THIS Institution, in a retired, beautiful and health
ful situation, jaboul 8 miles West of Raleigh, offers
peculiar advantages for the Education of the young
The system of Iustruction is thorough, and designed
.to train boys in ihe true method, and correct habits
of stody. They are fitted for any Class in the Uni
versity, or for Commercial life. A constant supervi
sion is exercised over their morals snd manners, and
especial attention is psid lo their instruction in the
doctrines snd duties ol Religion,
Ample provision is made for the accommodation
of thirty Pupils Asa general rule, boys will not be
admitted over fourteen yesrs of age.
TERMS t For Board, Tuition, &c. for a Session
of Five Months, $87 50, to be paid in advance.
The next Session will commence on the lltk of
Nov. 1848. ; Further information will be given, on
application to the Rector at Raleigh.
Oct. 27, 1848. a 86
0"The Standard, Wilmington Commercial and
Journal, Fayetleville Observer, Newbernian, and
Old North State, will insert the Advertisements of
St. Mary's and Trinity Schools, to the amount ol
$2.50 for each advettisement.
KIJIKUFINU FLOUR to band; also
COTTON TWINE, for Carpeting, Ate.
WILL: PECK SO NT
RsleTgb. 24th Oct. 2 1
?JarMPs
Opposite the Southern Bail Road Depot,
TTOilWiJARRATT, the former Proprietor
mil of this well-knowu- Establishment, has the plea-
Laure of announcing to the public -that he has agaiu
assumed its management, 111 connection with iUIa.
f WILLIAM HAWTHORN of this town.
rHe promises to, use the very best exertions to jnake
rihi8 one of Ihe most agreeable aud desirable Hotels
in the couutry. He and his partner are determined,
by the closest attention to their business, and the
most uuremittiiig efforts to accommodate, iu 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 sla
bles, which are large and commodious, wilh the best
provender, aud they shall always endeavor lo keep
attentive and obliging servants aud the best Ostlers.
While Mr. Jarratt takes this occasion to return his
sincere thanks to his old customers for their generous
patronage, he also takes the opportunity to solicit a
renewal of their kindness, with Ihe assurance that
his own personal services shall always be at their com
mand. Petersbnrg, Aug""! 15th, 1848. C6 3m 12
; Raleigh Paper Mill.
THE Subscriber, having rented the Paper Mill,
in the vicinity of Raleigh, is now engaged in
pulling il 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 Koyul, and
Medium. Also Envelope Paper of every kind.
AViapping Paper for spun Cotton, and also of the
ordinary kind. Paper for Pamphlet Covers, of eve
ry shade and color.
Any quantity of Rags will be taken at the high
est cash price.
Orders are respectfully solicited, and an assurance
is hereby given, thai es good paper shall be furnish
ed, as can be obtained elsewhere.
WILLIAM N. SHAUCK.
April 18, 2848. 31 tf
' IVOKTil CAUOL1IVA
Mutual Insurance Company.
PURSUANT to an Act of Assembly, a Compa
ny has been formed in this State, under the
name and style of the " North Carolina Mutual Ia
sursnce Company," and is now fully organized, by
the appointment of the following Officers, viz:
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President,
ALBERT STITH. Vice-President,
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney, '
. RICHARD SMITH,
JOHN PRIMROSE,
. WM. W. HOLDEN.
Executive Com
wit lee.
The Company is now prepared to receive anplica
lions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same.
Iy the Act of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized to lake risks on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops
and other buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, and
qjher property, against loss or damage 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 Fayettevilte and Har
getl Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany Raleigh, August 16, 1848 "if
Raleigh Livery Stable !!
THE SUBSCRIDERS having ren
ted the Stables, recently occupied by
Mr. Buff aloe and thoroughly repaired
and refitted them ; and, having furnish
ed the Establishment with an entirely
new supply of Carriages. Blggies.
Horses, (both Saddle and Harness,) and having also
engaged experienced and careful Drivers, well ac
quainted with the different Roads, and stopping
houses thioughont the Slate, are now prepared to at
tend lo all calls in their line.
The Stables are located in a very c&nlral position,
and some one will always be found there, at ail hours
of the day and night, to attend to oiders
Horses will be boarded by the day, week, montli
or year at the most moderate prices.
Drovers visiting Raleigh with Horses lo dispose cf.
will find these Stables conveniently located for that
purpose ; and every attention will be given lo pro
mele Iheir views.
JAMES M. IIARRISS &, CO.
Raleigh. Jan. 6. 1848. 2 tf
NATIONAL, LOAN JFUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOUKTi OF LUMGX
A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan."
(empowered bt act or nmuxiKT.j
Capital, 500,000 sterling, or $2,50O,0CO.
Beside a reserve fund (irom surplus premiums) ol
about 8185,000.
Pabt op the Capital is invested in the Uni
ed Stales.
T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq , George st. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
UsiTen States Boa n 11 op Local Directors.
(Chief Office for Amerira, 74 Vvll st) V. York,
Jacob Harvey, Eq. Chuirntan; John J. Palmer,
Esqn Jonathan Goodhue, Esq James Boorman, Eq.
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel S. Howland, Esq.,
Gorhaui A. Worth, Eiq., Samuel Al. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward HabiUht,
Esq.
Edward T. Richardson Esq. General Accountant.
Pamphlets, blank forms, table of rates. lists of A
genla, Ac &c. obtained at the Chief Office 74 W a li
st reet, or from either of the Agents throughout
the United States, and British North Americsn
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE, Agenf.
R. B. Haywood, M.D. Medicsl Examiner, Ra
leigh, N. C.
August 22, 1848. 68
Joseph Woltering,
BLACK-LOCK-aud GUN-SMITH,
For a number of years Foreman in the Ral
eigh and Gaston Rail Road Snor.
RALEIGH. N. C.
RESPECTFULLY offers his.services to the cit
izens of Raleigh and neighborhood. MILL WORK
and HORSE-SHOEING attended to iu the very
Desi manner and at tne lowest prices. A splendid as
sortment of the fiuest Guns and Pistols constantly
on hand at the cheapest prices. Repairing in his
Line attended to with neatness and despatch. Also
all work pertaining to Carriages, Carriage Springs
4rc. Soliciting the custom of his neighbors it will be
hia constant endeavor to give geueral satisfaction.
Raleigh. Angnst 4th, 1848. 62 tf
! LAMP MAGNESIA.
jNE case of superior Englhh Magnesia, in half
pouna pacaages. Just opened, and lor sale by
FESCUU $ JUHJXSON
Extra Chelan Tea.
WE HAVE just received 2 chests of Black
Tea, of the above favorite brand, which we
can recommend as being very fine.
PESCUD &. JOHNSOS;
BBOTTS NEW WORK. History of JUary.
Queen of Scots, by Jacob Abbott, with engra
vings. Just published and for sale, at the 1 ;
m-r. ,0 N' C' BOOK STORE.
Raleigh, Oct. 18. 84
JOHN GRAY BNV!Q,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Solicitor iu Clianecry,
COLUMBIA, & C
Ang. 31.
71 tf
1
GENERAL AGENCY
iiuuuinuiu.i ti .
' FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF CLAIM
ARISING FROM THE TirvLS
OLIVER D1EFENDORF, of Sprint
nors. S-moel V. Niles, of WashE?1',
.I!t
late officers of the 16th U. S. Infautrv
. n;.. 1... .
awiinpion ri
n.5 iu 111c tuner cuv ir il.
of all claims arising from the Mexican War . j"1
- j 1 1
devote uartit-ular
. r avu 'i u 1 lilt OOliiitt, I
Krk Fhv. HmThr Mnml W-..Bn J '
T lil
the Three Month' Extra Pay 'Vp
lo soldiers who served iu thai war 1, V
1 representatives. .' aBB ti
s ous, due
their legal represeutativ
They are alfo prepared to purchase on ri
"""-I vi 00 gcui( i.a itu a r rains end
ry Scrip, and to attend lo ail business reru
aid of an agent in Washinoton ; , a .i1.
find Tr,,.
"'"a- IU
their friends aud the public, thai they wilTiai,
aud zealously attend lo all it
them, and that their chaiges will Le nit delate U
N. B. All soldiers .wln liae bem per . " (
disabled by wounds received, or sickutM it
in the war with Mexico, are entitled to nn.i U,re0'
cording to the degree of disability with wl if.i ',,
are amictec. aim a
II Wiovaoi SodenVh' "
bt-en Kuieci 111 tattle, or cud ol wcni:d
sick nets incurred in the service of il
n ceivfd, tr
I
are also entitled, under certain provisions t0 . 1
If a soldier has left no widow, tlir-u l.is tna .
dreu under sixteen years of age are envHlLd '
All letters must be post-paid. Addrels
D1EFENDORF &. KILLS.,
General Agents, Washington City
f-FFrs. D $ N. would respectfully refer to Cant.
1. Henry, Leaksville, N. C. .
. M
Hon
a. A. Douglas, (jumcy, li
lir.oui,
" Siduey Breese, Carlisle,
Robert Smith, Belleville, .
John A. McClerland, Shawtseetown, '
E. D. Baker, Gaieua,
" A. Lincoln, Springfield,
Thomas L. Harris, Petert-burg,
Col. Henry L. Webb, Caledonia,
Maj. Leslie H. McKeuuey, Dixon,
Capt. Richard Owen, New Harmony, Indiana
Joseph P. Smith, Crown Point,
( 'IV V UrtUnU lrool.villo
. , v . ...... k ,
J. T. Hughes, Madison,
Col. John W. Tibbats, Newport, " K
(i .1 W. Rrnnnnn. I.nii!iivilli
11
ntneky,
T. G Carrard, Manchester,
" Edward Curd, Murry,
P. H. riariis, Esq , Harrodtburg,
M. M. Andereou, Esq., Vernon, Virginia.
O" Capt. Henry of Leaksville will act j,s 0nr
agent for iho Stale of North Carolina, and auy bus
iness enlruated to him will meet with proper mieu
tion. DIEFENDOllF MLLS.
Washington City, September 16, 1848.
Ralegh Nov. 14 1848. - 91 2m'
$100 RE W AUD,
RANAWAY from the subscriber
about the first of September last, a ne
gro man named BOB. Bob was form
erly owned by Wm. SToungbiood, bn,
of this district. He is about 24 or 25
years 01 age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, of a cop
per color has a long head and face, and canies bin
head inclined somewhat to the left side. 1 be above
reward will be given for the dt livery of above named
boy, and the proof necessary to the conviction of
nv white Dcrson or persons of harboring or assist
ing said boy away, or Fifiy Dollars for his sppre
hension in this Stale 01 North Carolina, so that I
can gel him.
KOUEKJ U. MCUAH,
VorkviUe, 8 C. October 10th 1848. 91 3f
$30 IfcJBWAKl.
FTB AN AWAY from the subscriber on or nboot the
IHfc l.t r Scntpmber last, the followin? described
JNenroes. Penny a woman about 30 years old iwho
baa wilh her au infant ciina.; one i 01 siimii biature
120. Bill is a buy about 17
vears old, sou of said 1 enny also Deny a boy about
11 years old all blacS. wneuiasi nearu 01 u.ey
nrr in Hip vicinitv of the Rail Road Bridge over
Tar River, aud it is presumed they may endeavor
. rt- 1 1 . 1 1
to make their way North, x ne aoove rewaru m
K .;l fnr ihir confinement in Buy jail so that I
may get them again or S50 will be paid lor their de-
very to me at my piamaiion in -u..i,
Kenansville, Duplm County, !S. ( .
Raleigh Nov. 14 i848.
Jl.3t
ITJ- Tha Halifax aud Petersburg Papers will gii
the abov 3 insertions each and send their bills to
to this office for payment ihey will also send iuea
pap r containing the advertisement.
United States Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITY.
- .. r .1 . ..1
THE subscribers respectfully iniorm iue puuiw,
that they have, within a lew days port, taken
be manageniei t ol this jsiauiuuntui,. uuu -Pennsylvania
Avenue, between 3d and 4th streets.
The locality and interior arrangements of this Hutel
will we trust, reci mmend it lavorably to visiioni.oa
business or pleasure, and particularly to ira'elleif,
as it is situated withimt few bteps of Ibe Ualuinore
and Washii gton Railroad Depoi, ll good accom
modations and the utmost exertions lo please, can
contribute .to the o mfort and lonvenien.c of thetf
eaests, they Lope to secure s liberal patr..i.age.
b D. H. BRANCH & CO.
Late of Petersburg. Va.
November 8. 1848. 9'-w4!l
liJEACJ'llFUL OVliK, BBLiS AAD
FROCK COATS.
Tf UST received by Express a large assortment of
Oy the above goods.
ALSO,
Cloaks and Roman Togas." You can save from.
$8 to $10 by baying a Coat ready made. Call
f
t. Li. Harding a Clothing More.
Raleigh Nov. 14. 1848.
91
APPLICATION will be made to the Legisla
ture of North Carolina to extend the fifth aiid
aixih Articles of the Amended Charier of wsse
Forest College, pertaining to Billiard Tables, Iuea
trical exhibitions, sale of spirilous Liquors &c totns
distance of three mites. .
Raleigh Nov. 14, 1848 JL
Macon again. A further supply ad o
a good quality, is just to hand. Our stock w
uow heavy, aud is offered at the lowest cash ric
WILL: PECK & SO.V
Raleigh Nov. 14, 1S48.
JLook to filial
THE Subscriber, being desirous of emigraimg w
tha West, offers for sale, on acomnwll"J
terms, bis Office, ofike.Furnilure, and enure"
of Medicines. This is the most eligible location i
the Towu, and any Physician desiious ioC""
in the Eastern part of ihe Stale, cannot find
tion more desirsble. The Town is rapidly imp
ving, and for a proof of this fact, a person has oc ;
to pass through it. For terms apply lo v
. L. L. COLEMA.
Kinston, Lenotr Co., Nov. 4. &9tNW-
ERNST GRIMMER ,
Professor of Inslrnmcnlal end oc al Una''
MESPECTFULLY announces to ibe 1'a"
and Gentlemen of Raleigh, that be is n?w J
pared to take a limited number of pupils, anuic
them on the Piano, and in Vocal Music ,
vs.. r-.. . t- c... ,r,nj rianoft81'"
ic uurn uib set vues aiso, iui iui - - ,g
teaching the French Language
ERNST GKKMMt.
1 air if
apply to
July 5M, 1848.
FRESH supply of pure Salad OH -or i
and for.ca!e 7j PESCUD JOHN---
Such as Bovnty Lands, Back Pay, Thrn nr..,
tiraPay, pensions, $c. Dve to the Sold !'1' &
tdmlLat War, and their legal Ripreiw
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