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JtV.'-. r4 ej " .
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Zf :' live like britlieri. ; . V ir?&i8'l3
- - - - i ' - '
rYblumem:; , .: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 1849. . : zt?:"- P:j':
PUBLISHED SEMIWKEKLT AND WKKLT-3T
- ED1T0L45D ? PROPRIETOR ,
?r or Four dUn and Fifty CdUV ia adrtnce,
prnnara.- J. : '
Wmxt Papee Thre"'15olUr pr innum, or
Two Del rii and Fiftj Cent, 'rance
AdrxrtiatnunU. For' every Slxtetn ldne$t fint
insertioa,
une uouar; eacn auwesm iweru.o,
- . ,, . . .
Tweaty-fire Centa ..'
Court Order and Judicial Advertisement will be
charged 2 pr cYhthfgher j itttydedaetien of 33
pr eenU wUl'be'made from the regalar prices, for
adrertiseray .the year, ,
AdTertiemenU, in9rted ia the Sam-Weekly Rk
eitTE;ViU aJo appear in IhV WEXKLT Paper, free
of charge. . v , - ; . , ,T - . , .. t
O LetUra te the Editor mast.be rorr-riiD.
fii:ei
rrnnc jets a i.ysuh awce compa-
U J Y. or Iiartlord. conn.- unersto
insure Baildings and Merchandize, against less or
damage oynre,ai premiums io sauineuoes.
This is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com
panies in the United States, and pays its losses
promptly.
' Applications for tnsarance in Raleigh, or Its
el nity, to be made to 8. V. WHITING, '
" . t t Agent.
And fo'r JiliUon.rfrC. and vicinity, to
" A X. J'. PALMER, Agent.
October, 1848 ': - t 88
FOR RENT.
THE large and convenient Dwelling, near the old
Baptist Meetinghouse Grove, with allthe neces
sary oat biases ens two acres of land attached. '
Possession will be given the first of January next
- f: i . . 'r , O. 8HAW-' -
Raleigh Not. 10. 1848. 93
JUST RECEIVED, a large and splendid lot. of
Superior Reality, of the very latest :
Cheap for cash, - - ' . . . L.HABDINO.
RaleighApril lj 1S49 - , ... , 28 3m
LAinps, Ciraudoles, Hall Xauterns,
andChaudeliers. '
DEITZ, nUOTIIEU d: CO.,
WASHINGTON STORES
w No. 139 Wiixiam Sxaaar,, .i
Are maaafaetnriog and have always on hand a
fall assortment of articles in their line, of the folio w
iag descriptions, which they wUl sell at wholesale or
retail at low prices, for cash: .
SOLAR LAMPS, Gilt, Bronze, and Silvered.
SUSPENDING SOLARS, m m
BRACKET SO LARS. "
SOLAR CHANDELIERS', 2,3, 4,
6, and 8 lights.
SUSPENDING CAMPUENE LAIPS; BRACK
ET ' da do
SIDE, do do
CAMPHENE CHANDELIERS, 2, 3, 4, 6 and
RgMs. : -
GIRANDOLES,' Gilt; Silvered and Bronzed, va
rious patterns.
HALL LANTERNS, Various sizes, wtth cut or
ataiaed glass. - r
New York, March 20, 1849. 24 6m
. . I New; Law Books.
m
ASON &.WELSBYS Reports, veL 1,
English and Common Law do. vol. 36.
barton's Precedents and Indictments,
Morris ou the Law of Replevin,
Wharton's American Criminal Law,
The history and law of the writ of Habeas Corpus,
with an Essay on the Law Of Grand J uries, by
E. IngervoJI, T theThiladelphla Bar.
Received this day at the N. C Bookstore, by -
. - H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, June 1, 1849. , 44
Soda Water, :
MY Soda Fountain is in operation, and it affords
me pleasure, to.. inform my friends, and the
public generally, that more delightful Soda Water
and Syrups eaonot be found anywhere. ;
I have an ample supply of Soda Water Bottles
on hand, and families can be: furnished at any time,
with any quantity of Soda Water, flavored to suit
the pajate,' by application te
P.F.PESCCD
Raleigh.Jone6,I843.- v. ., 4S
m
House i
the first of August nezt, we will sell, at
pnblio sale,. on a credit of six months, the
end Lot on Favetteville street, in the city of
Raleigh, on which Mrs. C. A. Lewis now resides.
Bond with approved security required. Possession
fiven on the day or sale, ir desired.
WM.:H- BATTLE. 1 Ezra, of J.
.- RiCHARD H. BATTLE, J W. Lewis.
j ane is, iovs es ot
SedgwickFemale Seiiiinary,
FiriHE ninth session of ibis .IosutuUoo . will oom
Ji. mence on .Monday, the Sod day of July;. Punc
tual attendance is desirable.' Expenses of fopile for
Xfoard aad EnHan Tuition. 860 per session of five
months. For ornamental branches, an extra charge.
, Jf OT particulars, address - A " ;
- . i i - s '5
Ralergh,Jonc 3d.849-
M FU.?: FINCH.
UP TO THE LATEST MOMENT h
TeleyrapWcany Just Uere ,
.RECEIVED onlytWo dozen of thoW Soper
fine Milken Cylindrical Teeuments. or th-
vu Irate has it II AT8. . r
now sapereediiig all heretoCore fbriatd.frro the
wido world famed Manufacturers of Gotham, the
Messrs. Leary'sand Company.' Only a half Easle
A ww.'.1 i U m w tnnn e nn .-
UM received ami far low. 3
more Casks
mnrh k.n..
ougsr House MOLASSES, a mneb
- . .
article than the lat, but at the same price.
L. B. WALKER.
Kale:gh, June 28, 1849. 53
Eichansc Office of C. W. Poretll t Co.
CORNER MAIN AND GOVERNOR STREETS
, v To Discharged Soldier. -.
frnHB" Sobucribere will collect, with . despatch
- H SoiiiEaa Uuixiroa BovaTT LA,TaAa-
car bckip. and feACK vat, on moderate terme, and
will bay and sell the same at the market rates
The CUimsnt mast send hie Discharge, with an ai-
6davit that he is the person named in it.
Liberal Advances made on the same
' Soldiers farmrhed - with infbrmstipn relative to
r xyi&flrii. iiiiuh iui wufsiuuicuh "iw vi vuu Ito.
... . lhrona m,j lo lh- 8nwrihr,
will nsvenne same tttenuon as tr on personal sppli
cation Address .
C;;W PT7RCELL & CO.
r' Exchange Brnkert. Richmond. Va.
July. 20 ni9. ' 8 tf:
BY EXPRESS. v
LOT of Granite Berages,
Blsck solid Mu-lin,
Swiss Edgings, Fancy Head Dresses,
French Worked Collars, 4c otc
Green and Mode Tissues and Bersgs, plain and
Satin striped.
HEARTT Sc LITCHFORD.
Ralei'su, May 1. 1849 53
ff ADIE3 Black and White Kid and Morocco.
I JJjI Slippers and ' Walking Bboes, fbiladelptiia
nuke; Misses and Children s do.
3fen and Boys Kip and Calf 8 hoe tees, Heavy
Brogans and Women's Leather Shoes. For sale by
J. BROWN,
No. 9, Fajettetille street
Raleigh, April It. 30
v qanyT7araasaa) oats
A DIES. Superior French Kid Gloves, Blsck,
white and colored.
Gentlemen'e Kid sod Silk Gloves.
Taylor's 300 vd. cotton. Lee's S00 Linen and Cot
ton Tapes, and Bobbins, Needles, Pins, Combe and
prunes. '
Thread, Bobbin, and Lisle Edgings and Laces.
8wiss and Jsconette Edgings and Insertings.
Linen, Cambric aud Pongee Handkerchiefs.
Irish Linens and Long Lawn.
Table, Scotch, Russia, and Huckaback Diapers.
Damask Napkins and Dohlioe
13 Irish Sheeting, 9-8 Pillow case Cotton.
For sale by J. BROWN.
April 17, 1849. 31
To Revolutionary Claimants.
FOR several years past, many inquiries and
searches have been made, and without success,
lor ihe official proofs of the grades end services of
the Officers in the North Carolina line, in the War
of the Revolution t and for the want of such proofs,
the claimants for those services have been unable to
establish and obtain pay for the same.
This is to inform those interested, that the sub
scriber bss turned his attention to a laborious
examination of (hoots mis of old papers and records
in the Capitol, and afier much .time and labor spent
in the search, has found among files . long since
deemed useless, the Records in question, where
they had been misplaced and supposed to be lost
shewing the official proof of the grades of thousands
of such officers; such as Colonels, Lieutenant-Colonels,
Captains. Lieutenants and Ensigns.
.. (JjF And the Subscriber will promptly attend to
letters to him addressed, postage paid, calling for
such proof; and will forward official certificates in due
form of law, of the grades of such officers, en reason
bis terms. J. H. KIKKHAM.
Raleigh N. C, June 10th. 1849. 48 tf.
Raker's Notice.
THE Subscriber would beg the indulgence of the
citizens, for a few days, for disappointing them
about his Bread. He has been sick for the last eight
or ten days, and consequently bss not been able lo
attend to his business; and while sick, the work
man he had, destroyed a if of his YesaL But he hes
sent to Virginia for some, and as soon as it arrives
he will resume his Bread-baking again ; and pledges
himself to use every exertion to please his customers,
and merit the continued patronage of the place.
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh. Jone 38, 1849. 53
lerou the Mississippi Hirer to Memphis.
OrniHR vndersigned would inform the travelling
imL publie that he has provided two new, safe- and
substantial Steam Ferry Boats, .for-the purpose of
conveying persons, wagons, or other vehicles, accross
the Mississippi river, st all hours during the day.
Having constructed and fitted up said bouts at greut
expense, the subscriber pledges himself to use every
exertion In his power, to give universal satisaction to
all travellers. . .
As a crossiDg point, Memphis is equal to any on
the Mississippi river.' The roads on each side of
the River are now in good condition, and all kinds
of vehicles can pass over them without difficulty
...v . JOHN H. BR1NKLEY.
Memphis, June 7th. 1849. r49-taS5-
, : Jailors Notice.
WAS committed to the Jail of Wake County,
ron the 2 1st instant, a NEGRO BOY; who says
12L bis name is Richard, and that he belongs to
J6bn E."Patton, who resides at the Wann Springs,
in BuuAombe County, N. C. . Said, Boy is 23 or 24
years of age, quite black, and has a lump or koot'on
the right Sid of hie neck1 and had in bis possession
when taken, a Chestnut Sorrell Horse; with a blaze
face, 10 or 12 years ld .The pwnor of .said Negro
is requested come 'forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away,' or hi will be dealt with
agreeably to Law. - y i
M. H. BROWN, Jailor.
- Raleigh, June 25 1849. ' 51 tf
N. BIaro requested to say that the owner of
the horse can get him by calling on J as. M. Harrias.
of this City, and paying expenses. M. H. B.
II AGS J, HAGS ! RAGS t ; ,
rJTlHE Sobseriber will gtv tbo highest eash- prf--alls
eee for any quantity of Rate, at the '' RaJeigb
Paper Mill. : Iminiaie appTicatione are reqoted.
j :rv. R JAMES D. ROYSTER. '
Raleirh, 7nry S, 1849. -J K ' 68 St
rj CUy-papers eopy five I Imee, - -
TTUST- received, and for saJe, a large lot of Phila-ty;delpfiia-Calf
Skin.
Raleigh, Jnly 3,1849 - 53
ek
LARGE lot of. BACON and the besuwbiie
LARD, on band and for sale by-
. r.. it . L. WALKER. ...
Raleigh, Juny 18, 1849. " M
- - ,!f'
Ca76SaQlXCSSIS3XIaXS3
CLOTniHO ESXABLIsnOTEIf X,
" Ho. '146, Baltimore St. ; ' :
Xorth Side, 3d Door East of Calvert
. ' . STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
lrwrfOORE & INMAN, Merchant Tailors, res-
1 yjl pecttully invite attention to their stock of rea
dy made Clothing, of every variety, cut and made in
a superior style, and not surpassed in priee, fiuisb
or quality.
Always on hand, superior Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings, 4c, in their custom departmeut, which
will be made te order in the most fashionable style.
Gentlemen wishing to order a fine suit, without the
expense of coming to Baltimore, can do so by send
ing their measure to M. & 1 stating color, quality,
dec, which will be attended to with the same care.
as if the purchaser were present. They feel eonfi
dent of giving entire satisfaction, to aU who favor
them with their orders, either by letter, or in person.
07 Mr. Inmau is the sgeut for Shankland's supe
rior system, or drafting uarments terms for books,
apparatus and instruction, $10.
Baltimore. Feb. 3. 11 ly
R. Tucker & Son
TfJI AVE this day received by Adams 4 Co's Ex-
tf 1 press, another supply of
Printed Urgandi Lawns,
Second Mourning Ginghams,
Black Silk Tissues,
Ladies' Colored Kid Gloves,
Gentlemen's - do. " do.
Plaid and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
1 do. Grass (Skirts, ready made, at 75 cents each,
Lyaneee U raids. Lace, Buttons,
Thread Bobbin Edgings,
Blue French Cloth,
Marlboro Plaids. x
Furniture Prints, dec, 2-e.
Alo a few Sets of Gothic and Landscape Tea
Trays, a very handsome article.
Raleigh, May 7,1848. 37 ,
8 tar and Standard copy.
Notice.
TTpY virtue of a Decree made at the last Term of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for the
County of Wake, I shall offer for sale, at the Court
House, in Raleigh, ou Saturday, the I4tn day or Ju
ly next, THREE LOTS," belonging to the Estate
of the late Wbslet Hoixistes, adjoining the City
of Raleigh, Mrs. Wedding aad Dr. Thos. D. Hogg.
Two ef the Lets are improved with a two story dwel
ling house; the other unimproved.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEO W. MORDECAI, AdmV.
Raleigh, May 31, 1849. - 44 wtd
NDIA MATTING. Looking Glasses, Brass
Bound and Painted Buckets, Painted Chamber
Buckets, Tr see and Log Chains, Weeding Hoes,
Garden Rakes, Spadee and Shovels. Grain and
Grass Scythes. Just receivedby J. BROWN.
April 12. . 30
C. W. PURCELL & CO., -
Agents for D. Paine Sc Co., Managers,
RICHMOND, VA.
Fortune still favors adventurers in D. Paine Ac Co.'s
Lotteries. Below we present to the public a
specimen of their leading- schemes for
the month of July.
Grand Schemes for J air, 1319.
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. 33, tn be
drawn in Baltimore, on Wednesday, July 11, 1349.
78 Nos. 13 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS,
prize of $30.000 ; 1 of 10,000 ; 1 of 5,000 ;
1 of 3.907; 100 prizes of $1,000.
Tickets 10 hare in proportion. Certificate of
a package of wholes, $150 -shares in proportion.
Susquehana Canal Lottery, Class No 33, to 1-e
drawn io Baltimore, July 18th 1849. 75 Nos. 13
drawn.
GRAND
$40,000
30,000
10,000
7.500
SCHEME.
1 prize of
1 prizes of
1 do
20 do
dec
$5,005
4,000
1,1)00
&e.
do
do
do
Tickets $10, shares in
proportion.
Certificate of
a package of wholes, $120 ; halves, 60; quarters,
30.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 33, to be
1849. 75 Nos. 13
drawn in Baltimore, July 21
drawn.
CAPITALS.
prizes of
do
do
do
955,000
6.000
4000
2.250
4
' 4
20
prizes of $1,500
do 1,218
Ho 1,000
Tickets $10, halves 5. quarters 2 50. Certificate
of Package of wholes Ql 30 sbarea in projortion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 34. to be
drawn in Baltimore, July 28, 1319. 78 Nos. 13
drawn.
CAPITAL8.
1 prize of
1 do
1 do
I do
$60,000
- 40,000
-20.000
12.500
- -1 prize of
1 do
100 do
Sic.
$aooo
4.750
2,000
&c.'
Tickets f 20. shares in proportion. Certificate of
a package 'of wholes. 200 ; shares in proportion.
(7 Orders meet our usual prompt attention.
For Tickets in the above, or in any other Lottery,
drawing daily, (price ol T:kets from $1 to $20,)
under our management ; address us, or
C. W. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE 4; CO Richmond, Vs.
. June l 1K49. . 3S
Orricz or Adjutaiit Gcnzsal,
Kaleigh, June 27, 1849.
TTTATHEREAS, a vacancy having recently oe
' yf. V curred ia the Office ef Major General, of the
4tb Division of North Carolina Militia, to fill which,
an election has been held according to Act of As
sembly, in-such cases made and provided: And it
appearing from the returns made to me, that in the
10th Brigade, commanded by G. W. Logan, John
ff. Wheeler received b8 votes, Samoel Gaither 54.
In the 11th Brigade, commanded by Wm. II. Niel,
John H. Wheeler received 47 votes, Samuel Uaither
70 In the 7tlr Brigade, commanded by 'J. M.
liach, Joha H Wheeler received 61 vetee, 8amael
Gaitber &SI Total votes for Wheeler 196 . Total
vetee for Gaitber 213 majority for Gaither 17 votes;
and that the aaid Samuel -Gaither of Xaxinfftea.
Davidson Ceantyj has been duly elected Major Gen
eral of tbe 4tb Brigade of North Carolina Militia :
I have officially made known- the same, to His Ex.
eelleney, CHaauts Mani. Governor of the State,
who has issued a Commission accordingly bearing
date, June 27, 1849. Not too is hereby given,' a
cording to the requirement of the 11th eeeUow ef the
73d Chapter of the Ret 'wed Sutates. that Samnel
Gaither is duly commissioned as Major General of
the 4th Brirade of North Carolina Militia; land as
snch, all O (Seers and Soldiers are required to yield
him their ready obedience. "'
R. W. HAYWOOD
53 4t Adjalaut GeneraL
W Coopers' Spino-Abdoiht-
nal snpportern.
THE Subscribers have on hand a supply of the
above valuable supporters, which are recommeud
ded for all persons, afflicted with muscular debility,
Round shoulders, or prolapsus Uteri.
ProfF: Mott thinks they -are very well adapted
for some varieties of- incipient spinal distortions, as
they afford the useful combination of shoulder brace
aad Abdominal supporter, with very decided support
to the spinal column. -;,
The above braces are recommended by the Pbysi
ciana generally, who have seen tbeni, and we have
sold a number to citizens of this place, who are high
ly pleased with them.
A gentleman observed a few days since, that lie
had been wearing a very celebrated body brace for
some time, and that he would not rive one of the
above, for fifty such.
" They need no puffin? as they speak for them
selves." naSUUD & JOHNSON.
UT Ihe above supporter m au improvement on
Dr.E. CaaiNs celebrated Spino-Abdotninal Supporter.
Jan. 12, 1&48. v . (Standard.) 4
New Spring Goods ! 1849.
R TUCKEK i'SOIV
A RE daily receiving their 8pring supplies, and
Ml have just opened a Jarge assortment of Fash-
louable Dress Uoods. consisting of .
Solid, Figured, and Rich Chameleon Silks
Striped snd Solid Silk Tissues
Plain and Plaid Bl'k do
Barege De Toil
Pink Tarlatans
Toil De Nord
Fancy French Organdie Lawns
Silk Striped Ginghams
Black and Second Mourning MuIins and Ginghams
Solid and Fancy French Ginghams
Mode Colored Batise
Linen Lutres, Linen Ginghams'
Beautiful French! Muslins
French Prints of New Styles
Silk Fringes and Buttons
Linen Fringes and f ersian Braids
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons"
Silk Chameleon Shawls
Bobin, Swiss and Jaekooet Edgings and Insert
ings, Lace, Capes snd Collars, Kid Gloves and ho
siery, fluid Morcerea lawn ana .L.inen amnric
Hankerchiefs, Grass and Mohair Skirts, 4-c, d-c.
March SI, 1849. 26
Mutual Life Insurance Co,
la Dhtm. we Snccor!
COM PAN Y with the above title, having been
Chartered at the Isst session of the Legislature
of this Slate ; and the provision required in said
Charter (viz. Application for Insurance for 350,000,1
having been fully met, the Company baa been or
ganized by the appointment of the following officers,
and is issuing Policies, iz:
DR. CHS. E JOHNSON, President.
WILLIAM D HAYWOOD, Vice President.
JAMES F JORDAN, Secretary.
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer.
Dr. WILLIAM H. MeKEE, Medical Examiner.
HENRY W. MILLER, Attorney.
Dr. RICHT B. HAYWOOD,
J. HER3MAN, General Agent-
This Company has received the most liberal char
ter that haa ever been ' grantedeny Company
of a similar character, in any State iutEe Union.
The th Section of the Act of Incorporation pro
vides "that the husband may insure his own life, for
the sole use aud benefit of his wife or children,
aud, in case of the death of the husband, the amount
thus subscribed shall be paid over to the wife or
children, or their guardian, if under age, for her or
their own use, free frorri all tbe claims of the rep
resentatives of the husband, or any of his creditors."
This provision ueeds no comment.
The Board have also determined to insure the
lives of slaves, snd this being almost half the wealth
of the people of this Slate, a large business is reason
ably anticipated.
Any Information respecting the principlea of the
Company will be furnished1 by the Secretary, or auy
of its officers.
JAS. F.JORDAN, Secretary.
Raleigh. April 9. 1849. 29
Oliver & Procter.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
(COLT HOW,) TAYETTEVILLE STSEET,
RALEIGH, If. C
WE have just received and are now opening
bur very extensive and judiciously selected
supply of -SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VES TINGS.
Embracing every color and variety, of which the
following are a part :
Bluty Black, and Olive Greeny Dahlia, Zephyr, end
Drop 'ePete Cloths, Black and Blue French Doe
Sim Cassmer'.s, Fancy Cassimeres, of every
Color, Striped down the out-side seams, some
thing entirely neiv,) Drillings, of etery color t .
Plain and Fig. Satin and Silk Vestings,
all Colors, Barathias, Cashmeres,
Marseille, Figured and Plain, Elc
gent White and CoPd Satins, for
Party Vestings, from the "High
Falluting" to the Vulgar or
Ordinary," frc , &c.
The above Goods were selected by the " Bug" in
propria persona from the latest importations, and can
be recommeuuea wuu couaaeace iu our customera
aud Llrieuds aud the public. Call and look before
you buy .We are determined to sell as cheap as
the very cheapest, and to have alt garments turned
out by us gotten up in a 'style not to be surpassed,
either in this State or out of it South of, or North
of the Potomac.-" .'
A complete suit of clothes made in 24 hours, if
uecessary. Ciders from a distance thankfully re
ceived aud promptly attended to."'1 '": '
' OLIVER & PROCTERr 4
": " ' Professors and Artists.
Raleigh, April 1849. 4 v29
Tbe Latest London, Paris and American Fash
ions just at hand. ; - : '' " ?Q. &P.
ipHB 8nbtfcriberi anthortzed to recei vs propo
LSCaale for a loan f Two-Thousand' DolUrs in
Bonds of tha City o Raleigh, fo Fivs Hundred Dot.
tars each, payablo after twelve months from the date,
at the pleasure o! the parties, and bearing Interest
at the rata of six per cent per annum, payable earn.
aonoalry. f - B.1 W.' WHITING, '
-jt - " - ''cityTreasnrer.
Raleigh, Msy II, 1849. v 1 tf
ILT Standard till farther notice. ' .
tSL JTh 4 TK POUNDS Bscon. mostly of my
tPvp 4V 4Jr own curing, that cannot t. heat in
this maiket.
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Msy 13, 1849.
38
i Dr. A
Tf UST opened a mat nificent assortment of Cra-
Jl vats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, Hosiery, .
(Msrino and Cotton) Gauze under shirts, for Sum
mer, Bosoms, Collate, Silk Night Caps, Suspenders,
dec E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, April 7, 1849. 38 3m
K LEACHED sod Blown Sheeting, 5 to ' 13
quarters, Bleached end Brown Shirtings, extra'
IS tt rick Uznabnrgs and spun Uotton. A great vari
ety of qualities snd prices, for sale by the single ysrd
or piece, by J. BROWN.
April 12. 30
Town Lots. For Sale.
fflHE Public Lots in the town of Graham, the
J seat of. Justice in the County of Alamance,
will be exposed at public auction on Tuesday the
17lhofJuiy. -The terms of sale may be known
by reference to the 3d section of the act to lay off
aud establish a"new County by tbe name oi Ala
mance.
JOHN STOCKARD.
WM. A. CARRIGAN,
JOHN FOGLEMAN,
GEORGE HURDLE,
JESSE GANT,
JOHN SCOTT,
JAMES A. CRAIG,
ABSALOM HARVEY,
PEYTON P. MOORE,
May 29. 1849.
Commissioners.
45 td
PUBLIC NOTICE.
IHE Candidates for County Offices' will meet
A their Fellow-Citizens at tbe following times and
Places. The Captains within the respective Dis
tricts are respectfully requested to give general notice
of the fact
Spikes', . Saturday, the th
Adams', Monday, the 9th
Cedar Fork, Tuesday, the 10th
Grady's or Hayes', Wednesday, the 11th
Laws', Thursday, the 13th
Jeffreys', Friday, the 43th
Tipper's Roads, Saturday, the 14tli
July.
do
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Franklin's,
Monday, the 16th
Utley's,
Dupree's,
Barney Jones',
Banks',
Busbees',
Dunviller
Forestville,
Rolesville,
Hortona',
Hoods',
Wakefield,
Tuesday, the 17 th
Wednesday, the 18 th
Thursday, the 19th
Friday, tbe 30th
Saturday the 21st
Monday, the 23rd
Tuesday, the 34th
Wednesday, the 25lh
Thursday, the 26th
Friday, the 27th
Saturday, the 28th
Monday, the 30th
Andrews',
I shall also attend at the same places for the pur
pose of collecting ail taxes due for the year 1848, and
respectfully invite and request -the people of the
County of Wake to meet me within their several
Districts. CALVIN J. XUlitKS. Shenlt.
June 23nd, 1849. 50 lm
II ust received a prime lot of Cbewing To
st U bacco, at A. B. STITH'S
June zo, 1 ay- i
SCHOOL.
THE second session of the Seboolof Ihe
undersigned will commence ou the 9th
of July next.. -
Terms ner Session SZo UU.
The number of pupils being limited, early appli
cation and regular Attendance are expected.
11. n. aiAourx .
Raleigh. June 36, 1849. 51 4t.
The Buffalo Springs.
rm HE recent appearance of Asiatic vioieram
J the principal citiea and several of the interior
towns in the State 01 Virginia, logeiucr mw
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aeneral nrevalence of the Cholera Diarrhoea through
out the counirv. induces the belief that iu ravages
will be much more widelv extended tnan in mo me
morable visitation of 1832. Under the influence of
these appalling apprehensions, it is perfectly nstnrsl
ft iniltwuloMl to look around bim for some
place oi safety during the sojourn of this fearful vis-
iter. The all-atworDing question prrsema wen w
every one: Whst shall I do, or where shall I go lo
escape this terrible scourge !
Among the few pieces of compsrative security, I
beg leave to call the sttention of the public and par.
ticularly of those residing in the cholera districts, to
the Buffalo mineral Spring, situated in
the upper end of Mecklenburg Coumy, Vs., two
miles south of Dan River, and seven West of the
town of Clarksville. The tonic powers of this wster,
so potent in imparling tone and vigor to the diges
live organs, and its diuretic qualities, so efficient in
purifying and cleansing the blood, can hardly fail to
brace up and fortify ibe system sgainst tie insidious
approaches of this pestiferous malady. We are told
that whatever gives tone and energy to the stomach,
boweU and skin, and brings into plsy and harmo
nious action the innumerable sympathies pertain
ing to these organs, are the best preveniivea to Chol
era. 8uch ia believed to be the eflecl of the Buffa
lo Water. It is especially worthy of remark in thie
regard, that in almost every country and region via I
iied by this epidemic, its appearance is preceded by
some derangement of the stomsch and bowels ; or
what are called premonitory syoffM, engendered,
it is supposed, by some pestilential poison, diffused
in tbe general atmosphere. It is to prevent the
coming on of these precursory symptoms, a likewise
to hold them in check when they existj that the
Buffalo Water, is recommended While it imparts
tone to tbe stomach sod increases the appetite, it
stimulates the liver to a heshhy , secretion of bile,
and that fatal current of fluids, drawn, it may be, to
the bowel by the collocation there of the CLoIeta
r:nn . im.inrned in a different and lees dangerous
.i!riiAn in fimllv eliminated and thrown off
by the renal organs. This view of the operat on oj
the Water is not a mere hypothesis, patched ip for
thV occasion -boi a matured opinion, based on long
etperience and observation in its use, in teeopline- J
ry bowel complaints oi tne counirj. w -...,,
not the least familiar of tbe laws governing the ani
mal machine, that whatever increa!e the secretory
sctkm'of tbekidneysjessens the. qosntity and changes
k. .r .k nuLts thrown on the bowels. .. e
rrm ik lneof this Spring as prop v-
LutlU- n erardinir off the Cholera, it is located in an
laubkl snd healthy secUon f. country, where that
fearful disease has never yet made iu appearance.
Th nronrietof btf made arrangements lor the com.
fiwtabl reception of three- hundred vjaitera. Those
.h. w think nreoet to seek this pleasant Ssjwxast
retreat, reenoto from the asoai havnli ef Cholera,
will find good appeUte, good mot too and goto so
eJety. Added k tbeso solid Comforts, tha ywms and
the) gay will etesi with aO those light amasaaaents
and recreations common to other waerm places ia
the frU D'oininfw. " - T v -' "' ;--v; i-'A?
inooMoinuuoa. ' AN OLO.PtlYSlClAII
Jrfecklwonrg (tarty, Jane 7, 1849." 48-wfjii
BACOft Alt LAQDfr
A 'ROOD sniiolTM bind.1 r i 1'
A WILL : PECK & SON.
fent 22, 1849. CO
S. II. ROGERS.
;ATrasBr:Ar..uw.
TKFFICE No. I U La wrencev ' .HotelNortw
XJr side, o) the tourt House, k ;
a. F. PHHIJPS,
ATTENDS THE COURTS In the Coantiei
of Orange, Alamance, ? Wake and-Clurtaajn. 1
Chapel flak; i. cJMay 24, 1849.;f ? ;?
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Dr, JoseMi TOiFiifelsjer
OFFERS his Professional services te the cJtizens'
of Raleigh and vicinity He. may 1 wave -be
found at the residence of RufSn Toeker, sq r vrr;
mays, iB4y. ...,.0137 tf ,r
A. P. nUGHES;
Will attend promptly to all business in his line
Raleigh May 29, 1849.
44 Im
Whit Hi t
r- ur oummers oiyie, tnis uay rreetved bf&&
IA R. TUCKER & SON.Ff
sin d . ... . ' . . -r-.
Raleigh, April. 27. 1849.
A Large lot of Umbrellas, and . Psraaols of
all designs'and Prices,-for Sale by " r '-t' 1
Raleigh. Apnl 37. 1849 f?fV4; 34
STRAW,.JtIATTIWObl
TTBY the Piece or YarJ, for! sale low by
JD R. TUCKER A SON. '
hal.igb, April 37, 1849.,; . . : : ...s-. uf4
GENTLEMEN'S Calf Boots friar lb'
f. manufactory of J. i Miles dfe Son, Phthdal
HEARTT &JJTCHFOR0ti2
fir? J t str nrP iv rz v a r - -
Panama, Brash, Moleskin, SUkv iu. J A
J A , ' V HEARTT t, LITCHFORD
Rsleigb. Msy 1,.1849. : - 35;
AIKD SrntslJnEWlfMWRl;..
ONE more Case of Fashionable Super lfoleakisi
Hats receired to day by Express, vi !'.
R. TUCKER fr SON. '
Raleigh. May 38, 1849.
43
e LEACHED and Brown Shirtings, SbeeUnrav
and Drills ; Candle Wick ; plaid and ;aneyv
Cottanades, of all stylea and prices for sale by ' ' .v . "f;-
"- R. TUCKER dt SON.1
Raleigh, May 38, 1849. ; ; 1 : 43
GentIetneia,s Summer - Goodav .
BLACK and. Fancy' Cassimeres, &';
Black Drab DeTee, with a general assorUneBt
of Cottonades and Nankins, for Men and Boysuv :. f.
For ssle low by - . ... J. BRO WJTJ
Raleigh, April I74849';- &i,89
CLOTlIIirG! CXOTII1WG !J
4
TTjljOR bargains in Ready Made Clothing, 4aII al
HARDING'?
Kaleigb. May 14, 1849.
Honse's Family: aud Plantation V
Ifledleines.. . --Vi
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These Medicines may be always , relied! opon to.
accomplish what they promise. No one will bodis
sppointed who tries thenzp::,
HO USE'S IjrDMJ TOJirHU
Asafe, certain and permanent cvtefofCuTLLM tit AMVW.
amp Favxa, and a remedy vi Fevers generally.
Boioxi. Mississippi,-Sept. , 18472-
Mb' Geo, W. Hops a : ' ? -f-n-.f--
Dear Sir . H sving been at a former period tn
gaged for several years in the practko of Medicisvl
have frequent occasion, (now .that I have abaudooed
it.) of bestowing gratuitous advice upon, and sellin-
drugs to the afflicted of :.ftw sicinUyi'j: T procured.,
some weeks ago of. Dr. F. M, . WUliejcnaon of llist
ville, MissisKippi, few bottle of your Tonic. for tbA
cue of Intermittent Fevenof MaUrUI originii vsasl
in this section or country :.and 4ho access that msv
been attendant, upon its administration has ..far ,:e:
ceeded my most sanguine expectations Jl think, it
yon will forward, to my address, cam of , 1 PradadVt
a half gross if your Tonic, and a reasonable propose
lion of any other valuable repetioa of which yoot
may be tbe proprietor, they .can be sold during titer
present season. . - tns-wZw'vfi-2"-'fk444,6t;i
Very respectfully, your ob't aiervf
i-W; Ai TI?RRELLv itlp
A certain cure tor Puts Blind or Bleeding Th 4
Value f this Ointment for Bumsr;Braies.i Fresh t
CoU, Masbes, dec ie great ','a price $lf per, box.-i
rjyee certificates on wrapperJ) Wvj - f 2
HOUSES VEGETABLE4 PILLS J
As a generaFamilyVMedicine,, cxeelaU oiheriJ
, ti a can viilk, lenniarcn e, of. .
g.o.w. Ho0: v:-; ris,x;.:r:;:
. - Dear-Sir : By voor advertisements we have UC
ceeded in geldng our " Pills" into notice for the euro. '
of Rheumatism, . .' We bs vo sold all y our agent left,
within the last three weeks, and jtney i havaren
genera satisfaction. ; One person- who has 1 freia
terely afflicted - with , Kheomatisoi. for flfirtn, years,;
and for the last ten yean nnsoie w wtUj-.-xs tney
will cure him entirelyWp have? two ether haevj
ful cases,, : Please send btsiar aWe&astvjaoon
as peewbJeWg
yv XowtBpf8liy-:r""s5
t. .MLtOXItl' PAR15B
iAQENTS Vmec1 CM, tHii(irE M
Rogers, If elight,Y ale f P. J. Crows, LcsLt-rf X
Samnel Ilarriss, Franklin Co.;.CsamUT tzJ T'j
pis,' do; V V711L C XUI:-tC2;iIsye3vn:s,Crta'
P. V.pnib 6. CA C i -A Iu. VUsU C Jr
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Rock, Wake.
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Scarbrooghv Edgecombe t '
Le.'is CaWoll, Edward Vail. JVr
8ampson ; G.S. Bronson, do ? Wm. H.liood, E. l
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