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BY SATOGALES,
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TERMS.. ' " r--for
tbe Sm-Weekl7 Pper, $5 perannnm.
For the Weekly Pperr $3 per BM;
POETRY.
' From the BaUimart America.
MY MOTHER'S KISS. '
1 lore to hear the music
Of ray sisters' careers f le
And a brother's Irindly voice ,
Bnngetb. melody to pae . r
I love the gentle pressure
Of many a food caress
Yet there's ooe that more than all '
Hath power to aooibe and bless.
Mr infant lip tora'd eagerly
To meet its soft salute. ?n
Giva with u trembling fsmstatas ---
Thai seal'd tbe givers mute
I loved it then unconsciously.
And from that hour to this,
There is nought on earth as precious
As my mower's gentle kiss !
It was then my richest guerdon,
When some, childish lesson o'er.
With wildly gushing joyousoess.
That may visit me no more
- My young heart overflowing
With the fulness of this buss
I flew to claim the promise
Of her proud and happy kiss.
And when at length grown weary
Of happiness and play,
I sought repose and balmy sleep
At close of summers day ;
When my vesper hymn was over
And my eveniug prayer was said,
And the curtain gathered cart fully
By her hand around my bed
Tbe fervent presure of that kiss, '
As4ny eyes bezan to dose, '
Shed o'er my rest its rosy dreams.
Till the early birds arose.
And ever when a wanderer
From my lore encircled borne,
'Mid other scenes, with other friends,
O'er land or sea I roam ;
When the twilight shadows gather.
And the dew &1 s on the flowers,
And tbe weary birds are turning
Each to fits forest bower
And tbe fond heart homeward tendetb.
Oh ! 'us sorrowful to miss
Tbe accents of her sweet good night,"
My Mother's parting kiss !
Florence, Ahu, Dec, 1848. V
miscellaneous!
THR FATHER.
AX INSTRUCTIVE SKETCH.
BY at S3. SieoOBXBY.
It is the duty uf mothers to sustain the
reverses at furtune. Frequent ami sudden
as they have been in our own eountrj, it is
important that'jOuug females h"uM poewcas
sotosrvtatpteyoKitt,- by which thry might
obtain a livelihood in case they should be
reduced lb the necessity of supporting tliem
selves. When families are unexpectedly re
duced from affluence to poveny.buw pitifully con
temptible it is to e 11m mother dea ponding o
helpless and permitting ber daughter to ember
rsM thus whom il is tneir duty to aesist and
cheer. X ;
. "I have Hwt tny whole firtane. said a mer
chant is he returned ooe evening to hie borne ;
we can m lunger keep oar carriage. We tnai
"leave this larger bowse.- - The cbiidren can ro
longer go to expensive schools. Yesterday I wae
a rich man; to day, there is nothing I Can call uiy
own.
Dear hoeband. said tbe wife, we are still
rich in each other and our children. Mmey may
pass awy. but did baa given u a better frea
are in those active hands and loving hearts,"
'Dear lathf-r, said the children, "do not look
so sober. We wiH help ya to tret a living
-What can yu ds pr things ! said be.
You abatl see ! yon shall see f answered
several voice. It is a pit j if we have bee to
school for nothing. Hw can the father of eih"
children be sour. We aba. I work and wake you
rich a. a n.
1 eh, 11 help,' said l be younger girl, hardly four
years old. 'I will not ov any new thing bought'
any 1 ehali sell my treat doll.'
The heart of the husband and father, which had
sank withering bis roorn like stone, was lf r!
p. Tbe sweet enthusiasm of tbe seen cheered
bin, and bis nightly prayer was a eg m pr4ie
Tbey tell tner auteiy buuee. The servant
were dismissed. Piciares and plate, rn-h ear
pete sod furniture were eld, ebe who had
been tbe mie-uee of ihe mansion, ahtd no tear.
Pay every debt." said a he let no' one suffer
IhoMiglt os. any me may be h-ppy,
Ue re a led net rsHisge, and a small piece of
ground, a few mites Tro'm tbe ' city. With th
the aid ef hie awn, he eultivated vegetable tor
tbe markets He viewed with deiigni and aston
ishment the economy of his wire nurtured aa
she had been in weahh. and the efficiency which
bis daughter soon acquired under her training-.
The eldest one instructed in the household,
and alsosesisted tbe younger rbi:dren-rbesiie.
they executed various works which they bad lear
ned a accomplishment, but which they fooaa)
could be disposed ol toadvanttge. They etierw d
ered wfth taste some of the orn-ttneetaJ parts oi
female apparel.- which were readily : sold to a
merchant in the city.
TbJtyjC a Ujvafed flowers, sent bouquets to mar
ket in tbe cart that conveyed tbe vegeiaolee;
they ptaftcd straw, they painted map, tbey execu
ted pUki need te work. Every one was at ber poet
busy and cheerful. Tbe iu tie cottage wss like
bee-hive.
"I never enjoyed socb health before, 'said
the father. r .
"And I was never so happy before," said tbe
mother. . ,, VJ, . I
"We never knew bow, many things we' could
do, when we lived in the' great bouse, said the
children; "and we love each other a great deal
better here. You tall us your fc little bees. 1
"Yes, replied the father andyna make just
sorb honey ss the heart likes to feed on"
Economy aa well as ioduatrr wss slridv
observed; nothing was wasied. - Nmbing wnne
cesssry was purchased The eldest . daughter
became assistant teacher in a diet in a-ui beg female
seminary, and the second look ber piers, as in-
sirectees 10 ine launiy
Tbe dwelling, which had always been lest
neat, tbey were soon able to beautify. Its roo
strsetion wss improved, and tbe vises and flow
ering trees were replanted around it. The mer
chant was happier under his woodbine rovered
porch in a summer's evening, than be ' bad Veen
io his showy dreesieg-rooov. -?, . .
"We are sow thriving and prosperous,' said he,
"bll we return to the city !
K)h. no, was the unanimously reply.
"Let us remain, aanl the ' wife. where we'
have found health and contdntaienL
-Father, said the youngest, -all we children
hope vou are not going to be rich again for
thstH she added, ws liule ones were shut ep in
LI,
t''
la nersery. arxT slid not see suvfc nf yne r s
1 L ma .. r .
w w an 11 v lofeioer, auu aisnw, . wrm
Invee m. and we learu to be indutrios ami nasi
f. We were wetta of us hpy when we were
rich and dd out work. So, father, please not be
a rich man any mor."r .
AN EARLY PIONEER.
A sketch ol Edaro Dr.uker, o Philadelphia,
who, it Vrae a id. saw greater- revolutions than
any oibernMn that was everbrn was publUhei,
in the Ptnladelphia Gazetie ul April 2lk 173.
There are a good many Edward Drinkers now-a-day.
. The sketch is ss lolluwn;
"EJward Drinker was born is, a cottage, in
lfWO. un the spot where the city of Philadelphia
how stands, which was inhabited at tbe time t
his birth by Indians, and a few 8wt-dea and Hollae.
ders. He otteu la.ked ptckmg blackberries and
catching wild rablnla where this pnpuHHMCMy ie
mw seated. He remembered Wtlliaui Penn ar
riving there his second time, and used to pmnt out
ibeaput where the cabin aiOd in which Mr. Penn
and bis friends were sect Attn Lt led oa therr jrr
vaL Tne ule of ibte aged citisen w marked with'
ciretiaistancee which never beiel any other indi
vidua); foe he saw greater evenis than any other
man.' at leapt aince Ute Patriarclte.-
Ue saw toe same sput ot eanh, in the coerce of
bis own life, covered witn wood aud busbt'S, tbe
receptacles of wild beas:s aud birds of prey, after
ward become the real of a great city, not only the
brat in wealth and arts in America, but equalled
but by few in Europe; he saw great and regular
streets where he had often pursued hares and wild
rabbits; he saw fine churches riee upon uiorassee.
where be used to hear nothing but tbe crocking m
leogs; great wharves and warehouses where he
had so olten seen ihe Indian savages draw- their
tieb from tbe river; afterwards lull of great shpa
frotn all the world, which in hisyouih hid nothing
bigger upon it than an Indian canoe; and on Ihe
spot where be had gathered huckleberries, he
saw their magnificent city hall erected, and thai
Half Ailed with legislators astoniohing the world
with their wisdom and virtue. He also saw ihe
firm treaty ratified between ihe United Power
of Amcica and ine most powerful Prince of Europe
with all ihe loroiahty of parchment and seale,
and on the same spot where he once saw Win.
Penn' ratify his first and last treaty with tbe
Indians. And te conclude, he saw the beginning
nd ihe end f ihe Bntwh Empire in Pennsylvania;
He had been the subject of many criwned bead;
but when he heard wt Ihe many oppressive aud
naCMoSiiiutional acta passed in Britain, he bought
ibeiu all and gave them to his great grandsons to
make kins of; snd embracing the liberty and
independence ot hia country in his withered arms,
and lriunjhing in tbe last year t bis life in tbe
salvation of hi country, be died on the I7tb ot
November, 1782, aged 103 years.
Nor Very Consouivg A few days since
a negro WHO went by the rime of Bill
Williams died in one of tbe cells of th
county jail, at St. Louis. During (be night
previous to his death, the poor fellow became
conscious that he was dying, stid from fear
or some o her cue began to Oalloo. It hap
pened that there was aVinth-rugro con fined
in the same cell, after hallooing a few times
Btl! woke bis fellow prisoner tip. .The fellow
turned to the dying man and, cried, "What
you bollin"bout?" No answer yet. "What
you boll in' 'bout. I aay 7" . Bll answered
in a feeble lone, !'! rlyintr. Well, ehal
if yon in, ynu ain't de fud nigger is died,'
pettishly teplted the liajf uttctp negro. A
knowledge of the fact that some other negro
jiad preceded hin in closing his eiistenee,
could not have consoled Bill wioe.h, particn.
larlv when the information was conveyed in
so petulant a maimer.
A Whits: Neg. The North Carolinian
tells a story ol a alve who has irrariually I -come
white. The change is supposed to bsve
been caused by the bite of a rattlesnake,
which oecurred une t n or a dozen years
ago. He was formerly as black as sny Afri
can, and now shows no sign of the negro
except the kinks in bis hair.
Some of the friends of Mr. CWhoun sssen
that lie will never again, in any reasonable
probability, be able to take aoartive part in
puhlie affairs, bis health being completely
prostrated. Mr. C. is now more tbau sevent)
years of age.
PsstBB- O rot sonl, w I- lhu be jimtnd
simple and true, imrtwf nised, m mI eaev ot
approach, as the body which surround- tle ;
then manifest s sweet aim loving temper, evrr
con 'e nt, wanting nnihing, living or rleait;
neither seeking after pleasures, nor time to
enjoy them; nor plCe, nor good fellowship,
satisfied with what thu art snd what kvasi,
believing that God hath done well by thei
s'nd y the worW G-f the gooil, the jus!,
thsbeiMiiful Fnend, Comfrier,Suslainer,
Friend from whom 'all thing eotne, snd
to whom every change is owing ; irt a word,
so comp rt thyself 10 the sight ol God ami
man, as uett&er to blame nor be blameworthy.
NEWSPAPERS.
There is much truth io ibe mllowing paragraph,
which we clip Irwu an exchange:
-There ui no rxntk so "cheap aa a newspaper
none so interesting becsuse it cmsisfs of a van
eiy measured bi in suitable pontons as'to time
and qualitf .Being new. every week) or dayrit in
vite 10 a habVof reading, snd iffrde an esy
.nd agreeable muds bf scquiriiig Jtnnw ledge s.
essential hi ins individual and'-Cotuuiunny., !
cause many hours ! a-ss asy pleasantly nd
profitable, which wuld nihetwiae bave beeu
speot in idleness and mischief. "-
Jones asked s friend to go with bim to
church. N"," said tbe gentleman, ril send
my wife I never go to chwrcbr extrept bv
proxy." ,AI.!',said Jones "I atri afrahl that
people who worship God by proxy, mtit ex.
pect ogo to Heaven in the Mine way.'
ffALEKTISE$ f R.ITrLTLOPI3i
yf VALENTINB WRITKRSANU A BEAU
Uful aauertmesC Keerived thia ay at the
. . . N.C BOOKSTORE.
RaUigb, Jan Ut. 185a 10
AHO-1ATIC VINEGAR.
SOMETHUiacw end superior teCoIognt, for
sU psrpaMS ef the Twilst.. ) est, , received and
for amis at tbe Drag Store of ,
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD k CO.
- . LIME LIME
93t) Casks Lint, extra sis in scrnte erdsr, for
la low, by PEEBLES, WHITE PAVI.S.
Petersburg, January 84, 180. , . . 8 5t
J ; j mojcRKD steel. J
tZJTY Tons Swede's Ameriean and English Iron
Suff ) asssrtad,- - V.''-" '",,- -
2a teas Buster, Cast Shear sad German Steal
"iSsil Reds, Bsd and Hoop Ires assorted. 1
Tkosa In want of lbs above wilt flad It to their
Interest te gt a enIT; tht pries easwot fall te sait
- PEEBLES, W H1TE D AV1J
. Pstarsfwrfc Jsssnry , l$. it
VOLUME
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, HISTORIC.
THE H Story of AKred the Greet; try Jacob
Abbott. This aUy teeetved by '
r ... , II. D. TURNER4
Pec. 6, 184. , ..,:. .. , . , . ., 19
New Books .Received . this ' day
' 'XHLs aniT-snr : na
If . CJ. UOOK8TVIKB. - "
ROMA.M liberty, a hsalory by 8aat Btlieit, '
Memoir of Wo. Wirt; by Jmx P. Kaw
edy. , ;;
ttketcbe f 8outh America, Polynesia, V by
Wm. Maxwell Wood, M D.
Morniua: anvi the Jsuit,
Artiitery sod Infantry, ty O. P Klerabory.
Hildreth's History of tbe United tUatea complete
in 3 ls
tpperseU. by Dick in fine. I. to 7.
Ameiicaa Almanac lor I860,
UherrbaMo'e do do do
8 word, do do do
Ives on the' Obedience of PaHh,
de' : " PaMttiral loiter, -,-v
Answ-e te tbe sasasi .
Kippa dalns H itnoss. ,.
Lue Aahbel Orsra, V. D- M . ,
Eeypt an.l iu M on u menu, by Dr Hawks.
Macauley'a Hiiry of Entbuid, a variety of edi
tions. Irving' sketch Bwk. flluatraled.
K nick ar kick er'a New York, do -
Shirley, s ule, by Cmrar BaU, author of Jane
Dec 18, 1849. 10
PEKUL.CS, WHITE a OAY4S
Grocers audi Coiuuilaaait -.Tlrckiants
Old Street, PeUninrx. Ti
KEKP alwaya on hand a largo aud well mort
edaopply 'of OrocorM. and pay particular al
iem.m to tha aale of t'ottou. Tol co, W heat,
Fkmr, and all other kinds of produce
LEMUEL PEBBLES,
THO,M8 WHII'B,
P61ER R. DAVIS. Jt.
Petersburg, Jaly tO. fi ly
FALL. IMPORTATION OP ;
EARTHEN-WARE, CHINA AND GUSS
8EPTEIBEI I, 184S.
Wo a.e reeeiviof per the
ships Francooia. 8nsaa E.
Howejl. a ad Henry I rait, ar
riving from Liverpool, oar sap
ply ef Earthenware aud Chi
na, direct from the wmtutfactm
rets. And by arrivals from th
North, we are reeefeing a fall
stock ef Cat, Plain and Preea-
ses, Castors, Waiters, and a great variety ef Fancy
ivooua, selected lor too eoeniry iraoe.
Caooiry merchants are invited to call and exam
hm' oer oteeb.'" '
8TEBBINS. DARRACOTT CO,
101 Breed slroot, Richmond. Va
September S IMS' 73
. Ftrfimtry, Futy Articlu, 4c
WE are sow In receipt of a Urge snpply ef
Foreign and Amerieau Perfumery, Fanev
Articles, die cowsiating of Cwlogn, Estraeta tor
bo I Itodkerchief; all lbs popular Puma la ma aud
Hair OUs of the day. Toilet and Sharing Sea or
every quality and pries. Fancy Boxes and Toilet
Bottles of beaattfal styles and pnttartta, td wbieb we
invite tbe attention ef those in pwrsoJt ef sosaetbiag
good aa well as tasty.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO. '
Old Java Ceffe aaidl Crnstaedl Ssar
jast recelTeHl.
AL8O ON HAND,
A few pieces or WHITE FLANNELS. r--hr
for tbe seaon. J. BROWN.
FOR SAIE.
A FAMILY Carriage and Harness, ssd ens se
coixi banilcl Piano, sold for want of use A
burxaia in both may be had hy applying- to
A. B. STITH 4 CO
January 7, 1840. 3
neriaiw Shirts.
LARGE lot just received very cheap.
E. L. HARDING
Nov. 34, 1849. 94
Supreme Court Reports
NO. 1, Vol. 10, Uv Reports. No. 2, Vol 8.
Equity Reports
J iat iasiiod and for sals by,
f 8 EATON GALES.
RetVer Office, Jan. 18, i860. 6 rf
O
II audi Larsl Lamp Cli i n iters A
gi4d snppiv vanona mxs. jnaV. reeeiveaj b)
WILI.lAtrt. HAVW11OD 4'0.
TsJL-UL.K dfc wt.nM call atirn.
lion to their ecxelient lot of Tobacco, eon
18,
Mi4 or .
109 lbs. of best Cbewins Tobacco, '
10 000 Cigars of liffereni Brands,
li00 P pets old Virtiinia Saiokiug Tobacco,
Mrs. Millers and May lands Snuff, in Bottle.
Bilea and BladJer.
A lo. a frenh nivltlne article of Rice,
--neenvfwr 41849 6
Ur. Jasepii J. VV. Tucker.
OFFERS h Profe-aional nerrieea te tbo eitixaai
oTRaloicb and vioinny. He may at way a be
foead at ihe reaideae ef Raffia Tucker, Eae.
. MavS. 1849. 3t t
IM9S1SB mXtXlH 9aaODiaa
HIS day received sr. Express line, 90 Togas
and UtoakJ, au qaalttlea.
" E u tiAKUinu. -
Nav. 84, 1849 , 9
10
BARRELS floe St. Croin Sugar, ' for sale
by tbe barrel, by '
A B. 8TITH k CO
.-tr
a Fi PHILLIPS,
AiTTENDS THE COURTS 4n lbs Connties
AJk ef Orasre, Alamance, Wake and Chatham
Chapel HilL N. C Msv 34: 1849. ' , 24
FRCSII RICxS..
fnRESH Rice, sew Crop Jm received, ' . t
Ui . .i WMPECK 4 ON.
TUeeember 1 Ilk. 1849. 99 3w
"TO WHIP .4UTYfclr8.
JTflHE Fayetteville and Westers Plank Road
aUa- Company are prepared te make coal (met i for
sa wins lumber bv Whip Swa on ths line of tit-
Road between M srob wen's Faetory aa l CaHba; am
tbe lussbet te be sawn ajrreeabl to spesilearioa
Sawyers would do well to make appCcatfeh at tbe
10 3t ' - ' " F.' COOPER, Esgwaer.
to wwTnAcroni, '
Office F. k. W. P. A,' o. Jan 28, 1850. '
f1tHB Payeueville "ssd WeWers PJenk Read
r Ceojposy will be prepared to Jat out -the e.
traction sf tbeir Road te CttaeTera, front' Lower
Little River to CartaagVoa the SStb day of Febrev
nry next, berining a. tbe Riser and Mmt rlfk
gt0tmd coai toning frees day to. day U Carthage.
' Aay infonnatioa repaired eun be bad by applica
tion at tba offios of the Company in Payeueville.
10 S ' ' 't " ' P. COOPEK, EocJae
2
DOZL Bias Petu Over Costs, J -. )
9 Blaskets,- rtr i. ;
j - I Black bsary EavlUbCVXls
lttv.34, 1849, V v--4 ' M
MJJ dfvlM1
: jn"it -if- iee4i
.fij 1
IS
6,
ill! I n
. ' 1 f .' ; r?l .
Dry' Goods
sKnentsw
V -J
MOHAIR Lsutre,' ,,: i , ; 5a
Cherry colored Crape SearCa, - ' 1, 1 . .
.rnte Kidfilovea,
Oil Print, . . - ' , ' : . ",
" Black' Alpaeca, '
' Black French Cloth, '
- Fancy Caaimeres.
Tofotber wnh ether art 1c lea. v .( .
ALSO.
Just to hand aa nomtional sapply ef Men's Kip
Shoes aud youth's Boots. . ;
HEARTT LITCHFOKD.
Oct. 18. 1849 t - 83
The Freight Train has ComeT
AN D brongbt as a large and very Ine assort
' meet of tbe best STAPLE GOODS. Call
aa4 examiae, - -
HEARTT f LITCHPORD.
Raleigh, 8ee..18:h, J649. TJ
fTTftLAID LlMNfiVn. 44 ARLBORO tTRIPS
IL OKEtSOX PLAIDS.
txaiwrs, Tickmie end Toweiiinss,
Tweeds Satinets. Kentucky Joana, .
PibH Uloih. Over UeeiNaes. Kerseys, - . .
Wsabintlow Plaiaa,and Pennsylvia Stripes,
Kouh and Ready Caaaiiasrea. 4 4tc
Juarreeeied and forsala be
.. " R TUCKER it SON.
RaUbjh. October 8. 1&9. 80
CHEAP TWEED COATS.
TI w41l Tweed Caasimere Coats, eat In
iLwLkvIV sty Is and well made, for R5
good
E Lu HARDING.
Oct 30. (Standard) 88
AftOTIIKIt SUPPLY.
MOLESKIN HATS NOVEMBER Stvle
today received by
R. TUCKER SON.
Raleigh Oct. 13. 1849. 87
FALL AM) WIiTEU
U8T 10 hand aa elegant stock of Ladies' Drem
soooV. as toRowa :
Chamsleou P-oli de Soie,
Satin du rbone.
Printed and Plain iTaehmeree great variety,
do ' de Mouslin do Laines,
French Merinoa,
Obamalsim Luatres,
do toils,
Brocade, do
QoMti'ja Grey do
Poulard HUka,
Aham Isatres,
KmbroMUred Kbes.
Capes, Collsra, Gloves, Mitts,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Velvet i'hmmini.
ALSO,
8wiaa, Mull, Book and Jaconet MuaUne,
Muabn Tnminga. 4-e .e.
HEAR1T 4. LITCHFORD
8ept. 18. 1849. H
BY EXPRESS, THIS DAY.
TtTELVET TRIMMINGS, DRAB, te.
V Coau, 200 8poa4 CoUoo. v .
macs ingrain Cottoa Hess. '
Plaid Limwya.
Cotend Sajoi Cotton.
J. BROWN.
Ra sir. October 30, 1849. 87
CHANGEABLE CHAMELEON SILKS.
SILVER Grey Silks,
French Merinos,
Velvet Trimmings,
Embroidering; Braids,
Paria Kid Gloves,
Black Belt Ribbons.
Jast received by Express,
R. TTTrlCEP. Jb SON
ov as. 1S49.
94
Olack irjolcskiia Uals.
FasMen for November.
LCASE Jaat received : alao, reeeiving. .Ground
Alluin and Blown Salt prime and fall sack.
J BKOWN,
No 9, Fayetleeille Street
Raleifh, Novembr 28. 14 94
BY EXPRESS FROM PHILADELPHIA
'afWa. PAIR ROBINSON'S 8HOE& for
Ladies, Misse and Cbildrea this day
rceivod by
R. TUCKER 4k. SON.
DOZ. yards Velvet Trimming, to day re-
47 iLP reived by
K. 1 UCKEK 4- SOU.
dev. S3. 1C49
93
tf 1 ADIES Tbck and Thin Sole Silk Top Uailem
Received lo day by
R. TUCKER eV SON.
81
October 8th. 1849.
AT HARDING'S CLOTHING STORE, stilt
on band, a Tall assortment of Winter Clothio
rodueed prieee E. L. HARDING.
Jannary 15. 1S50 --9
07" Standard copy
Kerr & Cuthbert, .
(UJCCEoMU T8 BICH k CITBBKIT.) :
Srown, Porwtrdli' idCommiiilq Irrthaitt,
PiJTEUftBIJUG, TA. , ,
HAVE eonntantly on band 1
Prime Porte Rke and New Orleans Sugars,
leait, Crashed, Pulverised and Clarified do
Rio, Lruirend St. Doaisge Coffees
Bbtek Pepper In grain and ground, and Allspice.
Race, Ginger in Hags, nod Ground In Bo sea . v .
G an po wrier, Imperial ami Young Hyson Teas
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Caudles -Brown.
Pale aod Variegated Soaps
Gunpowder, Shot snd Bar Lead
B lacking, 1 tik, Shoe Thread and Wrapping Paper
Good and Damaged Sole and Upper Leather
LtrerpooT and Ground Atom Salt ' -f'"
frime Virginia and Western Bacon and Lard '
Naile, seortol, with flooring and Warehouse
Retails, Principe, and Havanua Cigars ;
Together with a large stock of Jbreign and domes
tie Liquors. Wines, aj-c, which they -offer at the
wweet market rates., -c4-.' '. 1 :t- ',
. Tbe striates attention paid te reosivJsg and for
wardisg goods . r .. ... .-
Perobaru. Jmnafy 29. 1850. 9 ly
Something New.f
Tp TUCKER cON, always at the ten ef
JLLTaVe 1 ' nave jest raoeivea ami bars tbe
llanre to offer te the pnUic, HATS ef tbe nree
aou watt inrenioor meeaaaiam ever seen In this
market. ' Tbey are FresoV Invention lately- in
troduced tnte thia country; sailed Gibus's haB
eaoji mesapiqser'-t-saeeiianieai U; mr which tba
ingenious hatter, M. Gibos, has received ikeeulee
ties of lbs society tor tbe Eaooraremenf of Nation.'
allsdastry.asd tba Aeadesnyof Industry, of Fnsee,
with gold and silver sandals Thishas Is asele.
gaat eurlosity, as well ss laxwry. a ll. cwasoasaS an
ebusioiiy by wbieb it sen be folded lute tbe
pass of neap, abd tbea thrown -out late tbe shape
and smeathrieaB of a moles I in orbeevwA Come aud
ass. i;r,i z-' liik-C . , ri;;4- e. v.
Jasvt, ttuu . ... ..... . a
T) J BOXES JEseUsb and Geawau CImsss, jast
.. ... 1 .ft. TUCxvKK d SON
"- i 11 iiiMimi I 11 ' .-'..
iir t!.n i' 1 -rz x.'i rri. j -r-w at .1 t i;iit . l.: t . 1
Dry Goods EstJiblishmeriti
t To Day by Express,
N Additional supply ef Ladies Dress Goods;
'.Cenotaliac of S
Made Colored Mouaiin Do Ijaina and Cashinare
node and tyherry t.olored r ranch Menoos,
: Pink Bine nod Wtiite Tarlatan Maslias,
Fauey Silk Braida. '
Bonnet and Belt Ribbona.'- . .
Blaek Twi-ted Silk Egyptian Mitts,
Ladies Long White Kid tilovea, .
Ladies and Uentleinen's Col'd Kid Gloves,
Superior Black Cloth,
Embroidered Cashiuera Veatinea, -
Black end Fancy French CoaMtmerea, 4e. d-o.
Ry-TUCKEU ot SON.
T)etober8th,'l849. 81
IHAWL8. DLANKiri dkc.
TTTIMBROIDERED ANDPLA1M MOLE COL-
UJ OSEUCASSIMEREHHAWLei, '
Olaca Merino and 4Saiinere Fioredntd Pbnw do,
Hewrv . oonjn,l.m Roy. and Pmtd Blanket do.
Laree I 'laid 'aaha.eisaud Dwuole Kf.it Wo.4ond.
Bed , Blanket ol vaiua alxes. Blue Gret-n, and
Checkered Blankets, Servants Blaukets by the pioce
or d.n " i
Fora!eby" R. TUCKER A SON.
Rsleich.ttetohee6 1849. - ' 80
A
LOT OF PiHMB GOSHEN CHEEaE.IN
BOXES. For sale hy
R. TUCKER osBON.'
Kaleieb Oetoher 5. 149 nO
FINE CUTLERY &C.
-ti SETT Bmce Handled Knivea and Forks,
II complete SI piecea,
iory llaud'ed Butler Knives,
Pocket, Pen and Cone reea Knives,
' Scissors, larre and small.
Wade and Butebei'e superior Raxors,
Saunders' Uasor Strops.
Oleopbaue aud other Shaving Soaps.
ALSO.
W. Holl h Sou's Tallow Candles,
J'edd. Son and Co's Sperm do. -
For .ale by J. BROWN.
RaleiKh. Nov. 11. 1849. 90
Fresh Arrival.
New FnII and Wiuter. Goods. -
I AM mw opening my usual aaaortment of Goods
for the season compriaing in part :
Cloths. i:simeres. Velins. Plain 'snd Printed
Cashmeres. Plain French Merino, Black Alpaca.
Black French Bombasine, Black Cashmere. Ladies'
Kid and Sitk Gloves. Linen Cammie Uaudksrcbkfs.
104) pieces Calico of all abades.
Englnh Kal.y Prints, Gals Plaids for ehiblren,
Cottoa and silk JJose. Bonnet, Cep and .Tsfity
TiMmmv Bobbin. Tape. Worsted Braid-, Velvet
T rneomaia, e-ewing Silks, Combo, . Bruabes, 8oap,
tjologne Water die.
UCEXO Piecea Bleached and Brown fthircings.
Bnmrn and Bleached Jean. Oxnaborg. M'av1iore
Mtripes aad Apnu Cbecb. Linsrys, Kentucky Jeans,
Diapers, Irish Linens. 6-4 and 18 4 Bleached Shir
ting. vVhjta and Red Flannels, Patent Welch
Flannel.'
dfVgXID Pair Shoe, of Heavy and KipBrogan
for Men ami Boya, Women 'a Leather Booteea and
Smiea. Indies', Misses, and Children's tmoes snd
Bootses.
Keresye and Blankets.
Hardware. Cutlery snd Crockery. .
Groceries of all kind.
Ground Alum and Blown alt.' '.
Sperm Candles, Cotton Bagging, Dale Rnps and
Twins. '
Green and Black Umbrellas. Cotton and Silk Mnie
ekin and Far Hate, Wool Hau, Xen'a snd Bys
Cap Naila and Brads.
For sale by J. BROWN.
No. 9 Fayettevilia Street.
Raleish. Ocmber 15. 1849. 83
NEW GOODS.
Tost Received nt Ra 12, Fayettevfflo St
RALEIGH. N.C.
sklHE Sebscriber has just retarned from New
-I York, aad is now opening a large and well
elected Stock of Goods in his line. .They were
hough! entirely for Caab and will be sold at moder
ate advNnces for Cash, and to penetu'al ouatomers
nil a credit.'
4 rLHrge and lecanll fell Asaortmeitl of
Conaistingin part of Black Silks, col'd Chameleon.
Do Figured and Plain Casbmers French Merino
Orleans Cloths. Plaid Luairea a great variety,
Black Alpaoaa, Gingham, DeUlns, dee.
French. Eng linb, ami American Prints a large lot,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, French worsted
Collars,
Laces, and Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses,
Brown and Bleached Shirting ami Sheetings,
White and Ked Flannels, Brown t Bleached Table
Diapers d-e,
" Clothes, CnanJmrv3s, dkr.
Super fiae Btack French Clota, Blue end Brown de
Tweela.SMtiinet, Kentucky Jeauisplaia and striped
Vestings GeoxUmeu's Slack Kid aud BUak.and
white.; . -. - .
Silk Gloves, Cra-rats.Pnngee Sl Bnndann t Hsndkrs.
Irish Liaen, Ready Mads Over-Coats snd Vesta.
ariaaaaaai.Tw3-Ok :"
A Large asaortnteat of Blankets, front 50 cents a-'
niece to flO a p.iir, Kerseys, "Osnabdrgs, ' Urge
.aeortsaent of Carpetingand Hearth Rnxss very
Urge Slock of Boots and Shoes at the fowest rates.
JJttaatiaxj aaxaoD. cc?aoapsrj ,
Beaver and Stiin Beaver the latest aiy lea,
Broad Brims, low price, Black and Colored,' .'' "
CalifbrnU do a great variety of Youths Boy's and
.Gentlemen's Cloth Capn -
' -v OaXZNXtKBiaMrilSwSw v
Brown, Clarified, Crushed and Loat Sugars, .
Rio, L-4guira, and old Java Coffee,
tniperfil and Young Hyson Tea of tbe best qua'y,
Spertns-Adamaatine and Tallew Candles the best:
A Urge let of Crockery, Hani are, Cuirerv,
4-astiaga. xtlnessmilb's Bellow, Anvil. Vices and-
Hammer, Nails, ot. ate, and almost every article
usually sept in a Ketau store,
! -: ' '- ' T H. SELBY.
No. IVFayettevllle Sl, N- C.
October 2ft, 1S49.
87
iV' WHITE WINE. FDR COOICINS.
'A THIRST rate Article. Also, Cinmmwn,. Clove.
AJk. Mce Nutmega, AHspice, BUck and, Cayenne
f eKper, Kace and ground uinger, Mustnrd, Sweet
OiL Extracts bf Lemon, Rose. VaniTbt, aud Ofance.
Cooper's Genuine; and many other articles suitable
for Christinas t inn ; m st ore ami for ale by
; . WILLIAMS HAYWOOD & CO
December 15b, 1U49. t ..! : 101
TALL.T-1IO! V .
Frederick IFeuttey. Sheffield. Mai.ufac
ture et of the. eal Ta.ly-o Raxos I S vrj
as wsrranied to absvs
"'fhe iiereaaing demand for the Tally. fie Raxors
is the strongest awoof psaainle et their 'being duly
aporertate.1, both er bums and abreed; their fame
Jbavng spread li .every quarter of the globe) is nw
oily1 eatabiiahed, ano Ihetf urtdmbted superioriiy
sdmiited " For sale at tbe N:C. BOOKS TUUE
ITIIresaiam natebs3SHffDwassud Cine
IT Lights, Wax Tapers, Match m without Brusn
asasm .i nr),.wrsaie.st hi t l
. Raleigh Deo ifcie, 1849. .. 100
inikRIaEKVCD,GlNGKR.jWnt received by
UT- - - t-- L. ti. WALKER.
UvJGlES. HORSES, AND CARRIAGES
lersam by u. ,,F: t :l, i;,-,;,,'.
areriV earn jaMAveU "
r - ' Mapeioa HocW livery Stable. "
f1UrJaav 3IiW18aL 10 T
f 't? -: ' tf -tt ;' l -i' fc 1 .:r, r '
T7T
NDJHBER11.
kifl I
Jewelry-ltablishments.
WATCHES AND JE1TCLRY.
rnvirllSday Yeeetred, per Express line ' Twe' fine
JLL Gold Hunumaa's Wbicheej sfso Fins Gold
Fob snd Vest Cfaaiss ueit o Gold Pens j bU ef
which will be sold lew for cash. ,v ,
(D , .. . ; WM. H'ROMfSOH.
Raleigh.' Fehroafr 1." 1S50.' -' T' 'io
Gold. Watches and Jewelry. ;
n. w arrival er a large and raahtouable -.
aortment.of the above just At hind and Ibr
. Cheanep than mmmr DifttPB a.
MAMSlrS Jewelry 8tore, The most eitesrive
Stock or all articles in their line that has bees offer,
ed rorsale here for years. Coma and see; h yon do
nor buy. 1 , 1 ;;-t-. .v.i
4 Doxeu gold ssd kU ver. Watches, ef nil kindi J
., Gold fub, veat and guard Chains, Keys end Seals,
, Finger-rings. Ear-rings, Breast-pins, Studkand
collar Buttons, ' rJrm:
" Qm Lockets, Braeetsfs, Oasps, gold silvw sn'
myiwaf, m'Tm prawn aetSB t ,;h,-j t :J
. Gtdand stlvasPSilgumi fam4rtrt.
VSiler Combs snd Tortolee aheil 'SpeeweiesT'''1'
A fry axtenrive iuwort merit of Silver and Plated
Spoons, Cups, Ladles, 8egnr : Tongs, 8slt
.. Sponos, Ac. Ir.; : . : - .- . ,:,
A large stock of Cajtlery, Raxors, Knives, Kssor.
straps, and Diamond P.iste for Rators, Brushes,
Hair Br usbe Combs. Tooth Brushes, Ac.
Butter and Fruii Knives. Gold and-Silver Thim
- ' bles, - -1 .'. v . ' i..- : . t-- , . , :
Gold and 8ilver Mounted Walking Case v
SUverPUted Castorv Candle Slicks. Waiters,
Baskets. Girandoles, -A
large awwrtmeBt of Perfumery, Colognes
Soape. Rosea for Toilets. Fancy arttcle,ani
Christmas presents Sad a variety ef ether arti
cles. : ; - . ... , ,. ,,v.
All kinds of Watehea an.l !..
. 1 " w .w. j jriwufii mi
superior style, , Old Gold and Silver received in ex
change. , :-'''
v-r. ' 'i palmer. d' Ramsay.-
Raleigh, Nov. 21, 1849. ,.. .- 03 tf
New w'ewelry Sto.-' "
W. H. TyOM-P8ttfl
Wonld reapeetfally inform the ehJsensof
Raleigh and its eieinHy. that he has open
ed a choice aloek nT'DvatokM .nil Ilr
in arMritoflha ator oeennMul k Mm TI...i..'
as s Millinery eaUblishment, where he offers' for
sale.
Gold and Silver Watehea. wamntad enmtet lima
keepers ; the latent styles of
f lSfllDalBLR JKWKl.BT!
soeh ss Guard. Vest and Fob Chain ; Cameo, atone
ana mounMng oroacne ; rUin,Uhaed aad Stone
Rings; Geld Pens and Pencils ; Gold end Stiver
Thimbles; Studs. Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Ear
Rines. Hold and Silver Snwi.l 'A,.
Goud and Tina Cutlery ; all of wMch will be sold
chesn. Wntchea. Clock
auperior atylo. Old Gold and Silver takes in ex
change .-j ,
Sepcgl. 1849. , fi Cm
Samuel Kirk & Son.
Gold ini XilTti Xmitht, .
Iff o. Ilaltanamrej Street.
MANUFACTURE and hare always on hand,
a large, amount of 8ilver. Table, end Tea
bpuena, Ferka of all amen. Sugar Tonga, Soup Ladles
Batter Knives Salt Snonna. Sitnr.TM Ki..
era, Vaae. Urna, Diahea, olc i ,L
lions, nit the new ' ervre Plated 'Castors. Ramkai.
CaadleMicks and Waiters, as eariy e they appear
io the Foreign mark eta. Abe, fine Tsble CutUry.
uoid, rateot Lever sod Lepine Watches Jewelry
of every deseriptioa. ' ,
January 10.
j
d7tBlvBtl UiOKBObflvrmnn .
RICH ASSOR rMENTWSuver-ftutew Cas
lora." Caadleatick. ami f JiV. aj
1 w wweinwa aTwawVal
Biouxe Chamber Candlesticks, for aale by 1 !
PALMER d-RAMSEY. ;
November gg. 184S. i' v -... - 94
Far Sale DULLARD'S Celebrated Herbs
atom Extract, er Vegetable Hair Wash
Amo, au extensive assortment of ail kiada'af nee.
fumery. PALMER , 4 RAMSEY.
November 36. 1849. - 94
df OLD WAIST BUCKLES AND SLIDES
V FX just received a baantiul artirik. AIga a.
hand, 3 Harrison Marble Cloeka.
time pieces For sale by ;
PALMER -4 RAMSAY.
December 44S49. eg
Head Acbe
VP you areoubject to a Nrroua Head Ache, send
to PEftCUlPtf lira Htara. nnd .a . kri.
pbus Head Ache Ebair-ur it you are Deaf, ret
a uwn 01 au- s Acoustic Uil and be relieved
- P. F. PJSSCTJD.
COTTON. Y A HUH -6.000 lbs. Cotton: Yarns,
assorted. 4a,to H's; YVsahingten,, Mercbsats
and Battle 4t Co .for sale by ,
f CBBI.KS, WHITE A DAVIS.
Peteraborg. November 13th. 1S49: ' 92 :
VACANT Abre Lot, in the Eaatern part of
the CRy, aa elegant site for s private rwd-
eoiiiiesooa to the for iimikhU n R
Hngbee. E .Temdevt . Enquire of E. P.-, Gutouj or
the Editor ol thia. Paper. j,
. November 84 .1849, gaVwlf
- FANCY GASSIMERR PJJTTS.
S DOK pairs just received, besutiful colors, well
made, and Cut laths latest style
nalrs.fina Maek Prauk hu fifrS.
vhsiiih seiiiug cssspas.
"a
R. L; HARDING'S,
1 Wa.'i Cio Ki
94
:;;Teucher Wanted,
TIME Truenme ed tbe Rutherford P EM A LR
AOADEwY.Wa to engage !u competent
GamtWuMM ;be aMH bw a marrieu) mao)-te sake
Charge the tcbaw.' A .teecnar of weed quatrf
canon would tswet w uh wberai nuppnct; Tbe lutttew
"MJ JW ecfcatliuts the; miaaawaasiioa of i the
teacher ;tbVsrlhaa at nrm usee yielded to the
Principal ews thtummd doiimrt, after paying hi
AppUcati.MM moat be made os or before the lath
February. J 850. aa en that day the Trusteee . will
proceed 10 make a selection ;. , j ;. . . -.
Applications w id also be received, at lje saxse
time nw.f MUSIC Teacher. t
Addresi ' J. McEXTIRE. M. D. ,
i l , GKmirman Board ef Truetem.
Rn'berfordtou. Jan. 16th.l85M . i,, T- w '
CtTATK Sf ITsrlh rSfMlv.
mm i. - . mmwm jw.m
CownTT. Ceert f pfeas snd O. Barter Sessioas.
NoremberTerm, 184,
rl-jTL HardyT, . ) brlgin-i Atmckmestl re.
urn nutuvr 1
" 1 t'v i 11 11 i lannianj axarnaan ai ine inweav Sls.es.
9 Sf"rl" ? Cmt it fa) ordered thst Pob. b4 neW; rork eaW-ted to ImVcsm Will iumat
ITon . He mnde in the Raleieb Rreinter. for ai I t flnbnfnm.iiui.M.u .it..r r
BeaiTon.be mnde in, the Raleigh 'Regieter, for six
m m .'km tnmi ' ' - ' . ,
mnraiHi a-'i nunwr appear at
ear sexi Court of Pleas and Qusrter flssslsua, to be
held ISae that Ooamte f Rm -ml tmM Hm I2mmm
j WlndaoTfOa the second Monday of Pcbruary nextr
asJul frsalmsSt Saul AMimsta sssut nlakaul 'em f A
' I rf-.-- v-r- -Tw-j arrt
and replevy ad property and plead, er Jadgement L
iirj'uann Witt knaliml MM mmlmmm kW - ' t
Witnees Jemrtnsri8 Tsy hie, Clerk-of seJdCeurt!
1 u . .mmm' L . a . a . . . .
ikM ssoond Monday sf If
her 184x. n
JONJL A TAYIiia rt.i.
Jsnwsry Mi.i850. - fPrl Adv. f 1 2T !
FRESH supply of tl, eewated. Spsnlnb
Cigars, jest .received, to wbieh. we is vito the
nnawtbm
m v "w ST1 iBeTrrv
t 'r;
D.
s TEEMS Oi? "ATJlTEUTljil ffi '
ww.KT vasts -
cJisrged So per cent-'kigher; tttf a deduction ef S3 1
pMoent. yU5dmnV relthetfegsjsr riaek; far
sdvsrtissss pyUhs: yesrii u UsxitMi s' L.44
- AdveMisswwntssumtad isthaSrwi.Wa'rkuSaL
eurr,wMnlso aT i. the Wststr p.py, f,.,
of engwa?c;Tfy Uz, ioHiuSTU: ;.2nrs
' ItT Lettem'toths- Editor 1
I 1 i m' 11 'I
isst be rosT-r utf" J
If
A FIN. AL inauhnent of J per ses. sn tks saV
soripdooe to tie new Episcopal Church, new beiac
erected ia tLis-Cify, wIU bedus on or baforsfht 1st
ef Aril, 185.(t ' e ,i4i
- vmtiA&riuuniv IWb.W A
Jsssary 18, leM.
4t
WIWWGTOJfJtJfD'IlJiLEIGfrlUilL
SfflHB 8ubeeriber ts now ready to take' us lie
Sj1 Bond of the Wilmington aad RsiSlgTi Rait
Road, due January 1849 wad 1890. . f; -jru
CHARLES I. HINTOiri)
v ' . , , , rublis TnestattVv
Jasssry 18, 18W. J '. V . ; g
07 Standard 3 tines. ' ; ' 'i tiv.-?ji.
; It' (hanks tu the Public; for' tbe very Cberaf as
smerooe iwtnmage, biU.erto extended to htm, sruld
vsapectlulry rnoUeS that be coorinuee proeat
Cute i.ti:---g. ,i- ..' . r
rnuo eunaennef allar Mataaia kU mM
fiWtuffiaia
ano eomimwmn-, sne< M)er sxperieneed and ss
lenttTe ; indeed no pains or expense ' have beeav, ST
shalf be spared t.V render fiafaction to all who imU
binixebi Btablnhmrttt ' l r.- ,(7
- Hs wilt keep sonaiantly ob fiand; mr hire; &
- dacr dcg4jii, nAnar ts 1
ass: ts m x il
V HUKSE witwba bdadby lbs day,
.week,m.mth os year, on hw xeoat
Mno. aerate terms. . Drovers will find phis
.sia''tHBi'.sn4 a meatcouv.
'nmnt ooe lor efleclin iwt iILm
- -- v . v w. ,
ill aiwarafind ample secomnvodntionVe awv nnaaL
bar oT Hovaeav bweV mrgev tjfcr jt 4:; .? t
! The 8ubsoriher baseJae effected s sew arrasgS-
tent 4vwhiehhe wilt' he SnMhlaJ tn- In.li mmA
old B use ics, and Houses, 7sr s srsY crcsere-
- , . 1 . . . M. .
aw menenve ana awvaunuiiug CTBS. " A U1M at S
new restore in his business. In-'i-f .i
Tm Subscriber hopes that' bis frietidr and th
Publici sHil enntinua to give nun ; triai, j.It Is Sll
thst be ssks. ,. .
JAMES M, HARRlSS.
Rsleigb. September 9tt, 1849. 78 ly
A FIRST rate Blacksmith. Apply st this Offlot.
January 22, 183a ,: -,. 79.
, Where is He? .,
f FOR MAI ION wanted of ths wberesbents sf
p. C Dtrssiss, Esq Patent Boamer Msnsss
proprietor. .. . If he will address a line to 0.'. P. Q.
CaAMLOTTZ. N - C h ailt bear. muiuiMm lulili
sdvantage-otherwLw he pay hear ' something not
very ptesssniv v . : "' --
: Cbarlotte. Jss..l9th. 18i0.
tf"fTi Vtrr t.
t 2X8
3000 WASTED. ' r
!ZTIBE SubrCriber W aothoiized to receive jpropo.
sVJJb, sabj for S loan of .Two TnoUeand 'DoHari; nt
Bonds oT the tmy of Releigb, far Five Hsmhrd BeV
tar aaeh .'nnvabLsatftnr twelva maiilh frnm tJui Jam.
ailhe pleassrs ol tbe prt'aM.nd burning Juterast
- -i. f . .
ai we ram 01 jx par cent pef snntua, payable sesn
aipnslly. ...... , .; , W.; WHITINO ,,
' . ' " ' ' A" City TreUurer.
Raleigh. May 11 1M9. ' -""- ggt
1 1
wow Ready, nMm
CTEZURNER'8 North' Carolina Alnanaa. fbe ikn
Tsm Pn sff ev lsrsVi4tIJ L' ..tia-T ..if 4
Pnbllshed snd tbtd wholesale and retail, by Hail
ry D Turner, at the r.5 N. C. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh,, Nov. 8, 4840.' n t, .W,..,;.- .gg
FROCK AND DRCSS COATS.
TCI 1 OA RttiNGbai jast received a nrrt
IP Ami rate aaaortlueut of Frock Snd neaaai Camtm
mi onaamai renca utotna. ussap ror Cssh. o
fTfuiJsike rastV.A superior srtkls ef Rest
lUvored, Just ts band-' -r-a 3 .v
V-
...v. .. rJ-,- V -.,.Pwggistfc-..
SHE Subscriber, havrogmrcmmpiraU tbe sleek,
Ac . of tbe late Finn of Nixon sod Cooke,
lake occasion to inform his frieuds and tbe- oublie
generally, that he' will eoutinue to carry en the btajsW
nens.-ln'sll rur brauehrnvnt tba aama atanat k.iik.i
no efibrje sor Sxpesse' -wiH be spared sn fan) pkrt:le
sceommodate'tbe trsvelliag .CbrnmasUyV Oonvsy
nnces, with good horses and careful drivers, will be
r J . . ..11 1 . . . 1 . . - .v
iruinMu m mi uiins mua im aoory UOUOW nnOT in
fact, every eooTeiilenee for traveirmr;, la tk tray ef
will be supplied ou the most farorshla - sad teooaa.
dating terms. ' ' ' ( u'-5a If T ,.-v
the Sa4sieribsr slsu sl'pecw to keep sonaUnUy ua
A mm era 9Aam mr mn .
Aod'oersoee 'wiihia to bniamf th
th" weekM raonlb, or year, will have 4bes wall
swan .nuiw yDMm pinnies era en
Wirmiugton Street, just letbs East ef Market Souare.
1 TbaiikoJ , for JW, ary liberal I encouragement
which haa been extended to the leia. Firm, the sn
derMeaed oledses hinmlf td muni .' hr Li' '.
fialeigec. 1(184 n l
:K 'wtfauh gsd tiuivtns tutClZI
SuU baeanluaedOH, .-f.
- .ou ounces Wuuusc, a ,
18 dox. fresh Couersss W.lar!iT ; "
lOttlbal refined Bora-.'' i.'fU.-,?.-wAtt
3 caseeOoodwiiMf Miear'r.i... 'r.ir
r, I ,.t tildPeyttsVuVairyleVr" Mf!
-And mnnv othna1eainiUBri -
snd expected to snivntiinji.week,. All wbjeb;wiU
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and a number ef articles in bis lias too tedievs ts
mentiont ht ip. tinum.fsn mui
All orders faJthrallyeYecnS at t lew SYfeee,
ed , Orders from a distance will be attended to; and
executed at the shortest notice, ilia Uhliehmsnt
will be found at the Raleigh Railroad Depot J" "
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Vby . PEEBLES,. WHITS 4DAYI.
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