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MISCKIJNEOOS.
DYED IN THE WOOL.
BY JOBN lOXES, JR.
An acute disciple of Blickstone, in one
of our AlUnlic chif, whwhahill b name
lm ha.i. by course of active pettifogging,
.Jcceeded in fiillin hie pockets. Full pock.
cablei bn tp Mume an imposing sijrle
of Jiving, "id lw reputation of having ot
tra rich by practice at the bar, very natural
w increased tlie number of his fee. S
jn ,i,od -A Number O.te" among his le.
brethren. .
If ay one bd a pretty hard case for Iiti-flt.on,S-
was hi mao ; for if anyhody
oyJ gain it fur him be could. Ho not only
ipderstood all the quirks and turns i the
law, but wasfenil in original expedients.
Toe goodness or badness ot a cause was no
thing to him : his business was to gain it for
bis client by any means hf could use, fair or
foul.
At tie age of forty. five, from some cause
or other not clearly ascertained, S be
came religiously disposed, and joined the
church. An influential man like hi in was not
lose fuffered to remain inactive in the seen-
yhat
Unties of tl.echurcn. ai me nrst uttiog
nnortuity be was made a vestryman.
g hd always been looked upon in the
eommunity as a -pretty bvl case ami the
reoutitinn by no uieans belied the truth. The
..;.. of one likf him over to the cause of
rehcrioii was, therefore, a aource of no lit lie
coneraluUtion 10 ihose whoregarded things
tpintual and pious and a- looked upon
u onite a triumph over th enemy of soul.
i i i
There were some, miwever, who snr'igijeu
their shoulders, and pro'essel to have jusl
.twiui much confidence in huu now as ever
they had, and to regsr l his religion, to us
aneaf their expri ssions, as "all in my eye.'1
Matters prules.-'ional went on pietty much
in the old wrr Religion, in the eyes of
R , vastoo sacred a thing to bring down
into tiie world, where it mu.-t suffer violence,
and be, in consequence, brought into disre
wile. therelore kept his religion nicely
laid up in lavender, for Sunday, when it was
brought forth unspotted from ibe world.
About two rears afier S - joined the
church, it was thought by those who had af
fairs in charge that they ought to have a new
tod more imposing ediSce than the one they
worshipped in, which was, to s-iy the truth
rather an ancient adiir. ana by no means
ucb as the wealth of the cons re ga lion en
titled tbem to hare. was prominent
in the matter in fact, he was the prune
roovrr, and headed the subscrplioo list with
a thousand dollars.
In due time the church was finished, and
an elegant edifice it was. When the build,
ing iu projected, and plans called for, sixty
thousand dollars was to be the maximum of
cost; but the building committee and th ar
chitect managed to run the cost up to a hun
dred thousand dollars, and the cburch in debt
about sereuty thousand. This caused all
coucrrned to feel, as might be supposed,
rather serious on the subject. A debt of se
venty thousand dolit't ws rather a serious
ifTur placed in any light.
The first thing to be done was to have a
sale of the pews. This proceeded rather
iIowlr,and the prices at which they sold were
by no means as large as had been anticipated.
From this source only twenty thousand dol
lars came. An extra subscription was then
tried; butonly ten thousand dollars could be
raised.
Iu this aspect of affairs, S , who was
chairman of the building committee, and to
whom was mainly chargeable the excess oi
eost over the first estimate made for the
church, felt called upon to devise some
means of liquidating the heavy debl.
"It could be done easily enough, if those
who are able wouid come forward and buy
pewsat fair prices, instead of renting them,"
ae said o a fellow-vestryman.
It was freely admitted that this would cer
tainly charge the
apect of affairs. But, if I
members preferred renting to buying, nothing l
wjuiu ne aone.
"lliey ought to be made to buy, said
5"; . warmly. "There is Prea.on, worth
winy or forty thousand dol Tars at least, who,
iitsieart ot paying two thousand dollars for I
the pew his fimilv occupies, is very wt-ll
content to gel it at a yearly rent of a hundred
uunars. ii is too bad! '1 would not five
much for his interest in religion, if be has no
oeiter way ol showing it."
He certainly ought to buy," was unhesi-
Utinely replied.
He shall buy!" said S . snapping his
nngerii, ag sudden thought struck Into.
"Do you think you can make bini? '
"Ye."
ttH.w! What means will you use?"
ever mind ahout that. But, mark my
words for it, next Stmdav Preston will be the
owner instead of the mere tenant of his pew."
! k . r
U -pC BO.'
"Vou sha'l not hope in vain.'
Tbe lawyer went to bn office and aat down
think. After about half au hour's cogtta
hen, he said aloud,
"Yes, he's the man."
And immediately writing a noteIespatch-
iioy nis onice tnessenuer. In twentv
m,i... i il i .
c. a wen ureaseu man entered, and
"area to the lawyer with a respectful, or
iner, deferential air.
.it! a
lake a chair, Jones; I waut to talk to
7u, laid S
The inin seated himself.
v.. L . . .
" kuuw we ve managea to get con
ounnedly m ,ej,t with our new church."
, so u leems," was the assenting re-
"And somehow or other we must manage
10 ?"t out of debt."
we e,.
unr ii - .
" en, i think we can, il the thing is done
uL. ne,e?e have hit on the mode.
Aiir well, you are fortunate. Nobody
vmni niTe one
00 I natter mvaalf. nut m trf m.tro.
little sharper than common people, you
allk Tllere are lwo m"J pews rented; if
" ho are abla to hue wrfiild :n.
of renting, tbs debt would be paid off
10 Weefc
No doubt bf that."
vy well. That is admitted. No
to make them buy."
I VOU can." '
my
BjP"
TERMS,'
mmm
, At4.l Co, vulva good, fallow. Ijke yetf to
aiajiie. . Aa I.tiuuk yor aixc4toa for th
church is strong couugh to ioduce yot to Und
a wnung nana to Ut work. Debt is a lerri-
bribing!"
Indeed it is ! But bow caa I aidr.:
"Aro you williugrV . : k r
"Oh, certaiulv.1
'Vtry welL Then, without anvbodvV
knowing what wo are about, or suspecting
any concert between us, we can raak hm
lorty or fifty pew renters become purchasers.
and thus Ditv the wbola debt "
"How! how t I am curious to know that."
"Very wJI, I will inform vou. There is
Presiou to be.jfin with. His pew is a very
eligible one, and if he gives it up he can't
possibly get another without ping far down
the aisle, for every good pew in the church
is either rented or sold. Now, his pew is
worth at least two thousand dollars."
"Yes ; and he ought to par that for it ; he
is able enough."
"So I th.uk. Very well. Now, I will
place two thousand dollars in your naiida ,aitri
do you goto the treasurer, wbo has charge of
the matter, and ofK. to buy the new, saying
y.u are ready to pay the price down for
it, cash. He will, of course, tell yon that he
must see Preston first, and give him the op
tion of buying it. And Preston, rather than
let vou hav the pew, will buy. D'ye see?"
"Capital ! It's the very thing!"
Isn't it ?"
"If you ain't a lawyer, dyed in the wool,
there's no mistake," said the man, leaning
hack in his chair, and giving vent to a hearty
burst of laughter.
"I consider myself hard to beat in any
thing," returned S "But will you join
nte in the matter ?"
"Certainly, I'm ready to serve the church
in any way that an humble individual like
rne can do it.
On the next Sibbatb. Preston sat in his
own pew, sure enough, and the treasiny of
the church was in a belter condition by just
the sum of two thousand dollars. S
was d 1 ghted at the success of his schem,
and tried it on two other pew renters, who
were entire si rangers to each other, during
the week, and wiihthe desiredekuli. Jones
eot some private abuse for his put of the
business, and was ldd that be had better pay
his honest debts before he undeitook to buy
a high priced pew, but he put it all quietly in
his pocket and went ahead.
'You are determined to have somebody's
pew, I see, remarked the treasurer, when
Jones appeared the fourth time.
"I wish a good pew, and am willmtr to pay
a good price for it," be replied. I don't covet
anybody's pew. Rut I believe no one has a
right to the property that he merely rents."
"Oh,nr. Youhivea right to purchase
any unsold pew in the church."
So 1 supposed."
But Jon s didn't get the pew for which he
bad offered a liberal price. The occupant
piefered the alternative uf buying to being
turned out
And thus the thing went quietly on, no one
suspecting the agency at work, until pews
enough were actually sold to pay off the fitly
thousand dollars debt that bad remained
after the first sale of pews and subsequent
extra sultscriptton.
"Didn i I tell you that I would make Pres
ton buy bis pew?" said S to the vestry
man to whom he had first hinted his inten
lion of Diitliuz some unknown scheme into
operation.
'Yes; but who made thirty or forty others
buy pews I Prestou's case is a drop iu the
bucket."
"I did."
"Your
m mm a a
"(Jena inly 1 did. the cnurcii owes me a
service of plate for paying off its debt, and I
believe I will claim it.
"And you are entitled to it, it tne thing
. - . . - . - ' 0 -
has been done fairly.
"You shall judge of that yourself.
And S whose notions of riirht ami
wrong were founded upon rather extraordi
nary models, related the trick he had played
upon the pew renters, and ended by saying.
"Now, wasn't that capital r'
"I believe what people say of you is cor-
rect, returned the vestryman with unexpec-
ted suhrietr.
"And what is that, pray?"
"Whv, thai vou are a lawyer, dyed in the
wool, and proof against all spiritual bleaching
alts. Good morning:
was nrofouiidlv astonished for the
moment. but he shrtizued his sboulJers and
muttered to himslf
"Netted, bwrauoe his dull brains were Dot
bright enough for such a scheme.
That there was some stir in the church
when it became known what work the lawyer
had been encaged in, may well be aupposid.
Some were angry, some laughed at the trick,
but all were more or less satisfied witn ue-
hop nnt of debt. The? emulation of S
professional man did not sum r; tnougn.
we believe, on the score of bis piety, there
were some doubts entertained in tne uuiias
of a few, who considered him a lawyer, dyed
iu tbe wool, and therefore a hpeles case-
Manulacturing Establishment
am miUcaasrta.
"If OSEPIl WOLTCR1.1G tfor a number
Uafvears Foreman in tha Raleigh and Gaatoa
Hail Road. Diacasmii.il onupj rcaprciiuny u
to the cilixeas of Kaleigli and ibe surrouuaiog ona-
ties, that he m prepared to manufacture
TjQCTtgr OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Ottns and Pistols,
Carriage Soringt. Ndl-Mrx, Brut wutwgt, tna
m short. any imtg w" "-"
BE IS ALSO raXTABSD TO KXtCOTS BELL UAMeiAO, AT
THE SBOaTEST KOTICE.
Also has on hand an extensive assortment of Locks
of all kinds, at price- from 10 eenia u, u nouara ;
Edge-tools, an assortment or Axes, iniu-.m.,
Hatcheta, Hammera. rilea of various aeaeriptione,
and a number of articles in bis line too tedious to
AH ordars faith forty exeooted at tits, lewasA risew
and pew wk ealnaued U his aara will he warraat
ad Order front a aUataaoa wiU baaUandedto aad
ezaeutad at tha ahortaat aoUee. H'n EaUbliabmenl
ill ha foand at taw Raiauih fiailreAdTLtopot.
Reneiriag ia bis line par formed with aeataeaa aad
rlrnatnh . Alee, a ceuaral assorlmeat at baas aad
FiAia sanatajiuv eat uaao.
JOSEPH WOLTERING
Raleigh, April 1, 49. 3J If
rsa mT n-TiwT .-- lafTfcrnT
THURSTON'S
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
(FoBMBaLr BsLTZHoovaa's)
Head of Liffht. near Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, ,
Z"IfIB iocreaiml patronage of this Ion establish-"-
d aad popular Hotel, under the management
T it preMnt proprietor. Ka inapired him with farther
Mriy awd fViternMaatM, t4 urn sipea mr alien
lioa of Ida or that Of iiia AMlauta will be .pared.
U maiiitaia with the palrvu of l he Foutai"
the reputation it held all vr ibo rouutry, in iu
palmi-al daya"of Bfftzhter's cntiductorliip.
To ittercaae its former attractions and comfort,
tiring the past seaaoo, th llotet has ondergone
mauy changes, the Proprietor having made heavy
outlaya Jo introducing some of the best and latest
impronienta- -which, togi-ther with its central posi
tion, being located in the very heart of the business
portion of the city, and near the centre of Baltimore
Street, and witliiu a few rhiuulee walk of all the
Itepoia and Steam Boat Landing?, il invitee the
MKTcJtOHt.iUe F'ltmer, the Artisan, as well aa the
Man f Pleasure to make the Foukta'n Hotel bis
home during hi j'urn in Baltimore.
The ladlcs Department.
Containing Private Parlors, Saloons, Reception
Rooms. Ordinary, and rxleuiT auiies of latve a no
airy ('hambers, fitted up in a style and elegance thai
cannot fail to giro Sataractiou and comfort.
Pobtbbs are attached to the Fovntain," who may
be recognized by the Badges on their Hata. and are
alwaya iu the alteudaucn at Ilia different l)e oU and
Steamboat Landing, who will receive Checks, take
charge of the Baggage and ennvey il to the Hotel-
fill! KAj THURSTON, Propria.
Feb.26ih, 1850. J7
A CAIKD.
I 'HE undersigned being engaged, and hnldiog a
pooiiion that briug hm services iu immediate
connection wnh the Uueals of the above Hotel, he
trusts, offer a further inducement to hie numerous
frieuda aad acquaintances of the u OIJ Norih State,"
when they vmU Baltimore, to slop at the "Fws((M,
where he asxures llii-in they will be received and en
tertained iu a maouer lhat shall strengthen this ac-
quaiulauce and aecure for its Proprietor Iheil good
will and patrouage.
W STRINGER,
Late of Wilminston N C.
February 26lh, 1850 17 3m
CLTMate of "Vortli Carolinn, Si
-8i;rnME
'ocbt. December Term, 18t9
V. Nicholaoa and oiber against Jamee B Yel
low ley.
Upon reading the alSd ivii of William J. Britton,
of Mimissiapi, it is ordered tbnt the defendant, upon
notice or tbis rule, ten dys l efore the next te m
of the Court, aball within twenty day thereafter.
deliver to and poeeee the plamtin. Ibomaa W
Nicholson, of slaves, Dick, Molt, Emily and Den
nis. and their issue, if any have been born of s id
slaves since the last term of this Court, or shew
oauee at the neit terra of the Court why an attach
ment of contempt F hog. Id not be issued agniitot kirn
for not delivering ibe said slaves to the said 1 nomas
W. Nicholson, heretofore on demand made of him
for them
And npon the reading of tbe affidavit of the plain
tiff, Thomas W Nicholson, that the defendant i
now an inhabitant of the State of MiasieHppi, it is
further ordered thai it shall be sufficient to serve
the notice on tbe defend mi's Solicitor iu this Court;
provided, however, further notice be given by pub
lishing a copy of this role in some Newspaper print
ed in Raleigh, for sis weeks.
A tree copy. 1 est.
E. B FREEMAN, Clerk.
April 3. 1850. Ul 6w
GROCERIES, &c.
i -Subscribers have ia store, and are daily
THI
eip
peeling, the following goods, which tuay
will srll at the lowest prices for cash, or on Urns to
punctual customers, viz:
SO Tons h rede, bnglinh and American Iron
5 Tous German aad Blisiered Steel
1 " Cast Si eel
150 Baga Coffee. Old Java. Rio and Lagiiira
75 lllid. Porto Kico. SI. Crux and N U. Sugars
125 " and barrels N.O. and Wert India Molasses
250 Bags Shot assorted, 300 Sacks Salt.
50 Bases Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised, and Refined
Sugars
5 Toua Blue Grit Grindstones
100 Keen Powder, 10 Chests Imperial Gunpowder
and Black Teas
300 Kegs Nails, assorted, Rapid Falls and Cum
berland,
10 Tons Caaliuga, assorted '
150 Boxes Sperm. Adamantine aud Tallow Candles
150 " Soap, every variety
50 Barrela common Whiskey
50 do Rectified
25 do U:d Rye
S Pipes F reach Brandy
20 Barrela Apple do
10 do Jamaica and -Autigua Ram and Pure
Holland Gin
SO Pipe ana 4 Pipes genuine Madeira, Pale Sher
ry, Pert and leoenne VV inea
A general assortment of Cooking Wiaes. with
Plougn Lines, Bed Cords, Grass Ropes, Pepper,
Spice, Ginger, Mace. N miners. Chocolate, Wrap
ping, Letter and Writing Paper, Clover Seed, frc
BKll lun dc. 1UUD.
Opposite Friend's Hotel, Syca more Street,
Petersburg. Va.
February 18. IS50. 15 ly
Spring and summer Goods
AT
UEAItTT A MTCIirOKD'S.
ITll ECEIVED by lata artiala a complete Stock
U tl. r etiaple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Fancy ar
itc e. uouneu, ooota, sboea fee., consisting in part
aa lolltiws :
Silk Batiotea and Tissues. Crape da Paris,
daiia Hinpe Oi(andie, Baagea Albovlnea,
Jennv Liud Muslins,
Printed, Plka and Striped French Lawns,
Milesia Jaconet's. Plaid colored Swiss,
Plain colored French Jaconetta,
Polka and Printed Lawna,
Ginghams Prints af neatest kind of styles,
French W.rk. Capea, Collars, Culls,
Lisle and Thread Trimmings,
Neck Ribbons, Neckl'ies,
Lara Man ilas, PalleUits,
Bonnets, a very extensive assortment,
Paraarls, Umbrellas,
AL80,
Blark French Clolb, Black Drap da Eto-Summer
Coatings,
Fancy and Black Caasimeres, .
Fsncy Bilk vestlngs. fig d Urenadma iio.
Plain, Diamond and Blrip'd whits Marseilles,
Fignred Marseilles,
Hata. Bents. Choes.
Friends of tha coo cam. customers and the public
t-eoerallv era respect lolly solicited totvtll and at
amine the Swckjand they will be assured of g"d
bargains. . , f .
ff nblnSi Extracts for the llandker
, U A Chiefs, afces. Tho Sah-cribee keene'eon-
sUatly aa band all tha fashionable Odswa af Labia;
wariaated geaaiao, and far aaJ law. -
U- DTtJRNER
RAlEIGDN.Ci; APRIL ilO,:l850;
Dry . Goods -Establisliments. j
' CIICAP'TWEED COATS. ''- -
" K.TK Tweed Cassimere Coats." eoir In good
JLr tfjt and well taadTe, for !5 :
i g
Oct 30.
K.i L.I HARDIriO.
. (SUndard)., 1 86
Richard A. Caldwell!
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATTENDS Ike County Courts of Aason. Rich
mond and Cabarrus
Salisbury, Feb. 13, 1850. 13
A SUPPLY OF FRESH PHOSGENE GAS.
J
CST to hand and for sale at
P. F. PESCOD'S Drugstore.
February 12. lSr0.
13
GARDEN SEEDS
OF all tbe popular varieties, warranted fresh and
genuine, just received and for sale at tbe Drag
Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD As, CO.
February. 18, 1850. 13
New Jewelry Store.
w..j. tji 09 PS ON
Woold respectfully iufonn ilia citizena of
Kaleigh and tta vicinity, that he baa open
ed a choice slock of Watches and Jewelry,
in a part of the slor- occupied by Mrs. Thompson
as a Millinery establishment, where be offers for
sale.
Gold and Silver Walrhts, warranted correct lime
keepers; llie lalel aiyles of
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY:
such as Guard. Vnrt and Fob Chain ; Cameo, stone
and mourning Broaches ; Plain, Chafed and Stone
Rings; Gold Pens and Peucils ; Gold and Silver
t himble ; Studs, collar ana ieve uutioue, tvar
Ring, (.old and Silver Spectacles, Ate, Fancy
Good and Fine Cutlery ; all of which will be raid
cheap. Walchea, Clocks and Jevrelcry repaired in
superior style. Old Gold and Silver taken iu ex
change. Sept. 21, 16-19. 76 6m
merino Shirts.
a, L ARGE lot just received very cheap.
aStL, E. L. HARDING.
WW1 liite Giuser Freeh and goed, jnst re-
V If ceived at I he U'Ul More, of
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD At CO.
October 18th. 1849 81
Dr. Joseph J. W. Tucker,
FFERS hia Profevsional services le the citizens
of Raleigh and vioinitv. He may always
be
fauud at ihe resideuce of Rutin Tucker, Esq
MayS. 1849. 37 if
K.lTI.C.TIi:X'S CLOTIIHG.
UST received by Express, from Baltimore, a
lot of fine Dress and Frock Coale, Cloth Cloak e
loch, added to our prime Stock of Ready made
Clothing, makes our aasortiueul complete; which we
are instructed to sell at unprecedented low prices,
for Uish A. B ST IT It & CO.
Raleigh. January 28th, 1850. 9
Cabinet Furniture Warehouse
JAMfcS II. COOliU.
JVo, 92 2Jrrtiy,f;f77)pponfe Trinity Church,)
NEW YORK.
IB AS now in store a full and complete aseort-
H mcnt of UAUIIMbl rUKNUUKK, to
inch be i daily m ikine l irre additions.
Purchasers of articles in hia line would do well to
look at bis stock, aipoua: whichwiU be fouod every
arricle tor The complete furnishing of a bduse, ran
ging with the following tow rates:
High Post Bedstxads, from $7 00 to $"5 00
MiHoo'r Fasaca do do IS 00 to 50 00
Walnut do do 15 00 to 40 0U
Cottaor do do 8 00 to 10 00
Mat trusses at the low market rates. ,
Soras Citt Manufacttjks, $2U 00 to $75 00
Rocking Chaiks. Mahs't, 6 00 to IS 00
Mah't Pailo t'Haiaa (per riot) 50 00 75 00
Bureaus, Card Tables, Book Caaes,aud Wardrobes
or the finest qualities, aud warranted equal to any
iu the mirwet.
1X7" P-irticular attention paid to boxing and
shipment of goods, which is done by most experienced
bands.
New York, March 5ib, 1850. 19 3m
P
RESERVED G1AGER, just received hy
L. ti. WALKER.
XH and Lard Lump Cliiuueya A
good supply of vanoos sixes, just received by
W ILLIAMS. HAYWUOD & CO.
L VACANT Acre Lot, ia the Laalern part of
fjaaa the City, an elegant site for a private rei-
euce contiguous to the lot opon which N. B.
Ilnrhee. Eq . resides. Luquire of L. P. Guion. or
the Witor of this Paper.
November 24 1849. 94-wtf
TO SPORTSMEN.
THE dobeeriher haa jnst received a Una Sleek of
DOUBLE AND SIS OLE BARREL QJNS
RIFLE QUNS REVOLVERS, DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARREL PISTOLS,
BOWIE KNIVES, GAME BAG3,
POWDER FLASKS, SHOT
BELTS, EXTRA NIP
PLES, AC C.
All of which will ha sold low. C. B. ROOT
SPRING SALES.
The undersigned era receiving direct from Nei
Orleans and other Markets, a lare stuck of Sugsr,
Molaeaee, 4-c which they will sell for cash or to
punctual deilers on favorable leims
They have now in Store,
105 Hbda. New Orleans Sogers
35it Boxes and Bnle refined do
110 Bbls New Orleans and W. I. Motasaea
40 Hbda. d do do do
350 Baga Prima Green Ris $ Laguira Coflee
1300 Baa Shot i
500 Kiga Nails, Cumberland and other Brands
60 Tons English Iron, Imported direct into Pe-
terebutg.
40 dit Swedes and American do
600 Reams wrspi-ing. w tiling and letter paper
300 Bosea Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Can
dlea
10 Tons Castings
10 do Grind Stones
100 Doxen Painted Pail-,.
With a full assortment of Wines, Brandiea Aa
PEEBLES WHITE it DAVIS.
Old St. Peieraburg Va.
Mareb 1 5th 1850. 83
BV EXPRESS
lTfrLAC
LACK and Colored. Embroi'ed Grenadines,
IIP Real Valenoieitne Edgings,
Plsm and Plaid fiues.
Ladies Black and Colored, Kid Gloves,
Gents Nespolita Riding Gloves,
N irh Burniet, Neck and luff Ribbons,
Corded Skirts. &0
R. TUCKER Jt SON
March 36th, 1850- 35
if
Dry Goods EstIislnnenis. ; i
Spring aniSjtoir
For-1850.
R. Tucker and Son.
WHO ewneuntly keep va'aaid m exteaaive
aasorttaent of the best and moat desirable.
as well as fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
tor im. une or tas uraa bas just roturaedroai
new xors.wnere ne purouased, a rich vanetv of
Goods of (his Spring's Importations, before they bad
been picked over, and before the advance !a' price;
and having thai bad the choice of the large n4
1 splended fresh arrivals, and the advantage of low
prices, tbej flatter themselves they will be- belter
prepared than ever to meet the demands of. this mar
ket, and please their .numerous friends and custom
era, in town and 060 n try. They respectfully invite
tho publie to call and examise their stock; They
bave mat received a supply - of the followiag, -and
are daily receiving auca other articles aa are usually
B1k GroDe Rhine cri!ks.
Plain add Figured Chameleon Silka, v
B roc he and Plain Grenadines,
Plain and Embroidered Black ditto,
Fancy and Black bi Ik. Ti.eues, .
Silk, Albarinea and Heruanies,
lyorn colored urenadine,
Evening Dresses,
Embroidered anJ Dotted Fancy Swiss Muslins,
Cb-tmheiy, French and American Ginghams,
Cumbiet Lostrea, ano Linen Gingham.
Melriea, and Fancy Diaaootitf Jarkonels,
Plain and printed Lawna and Muahas,
Tarleton, etwias, India, Victoria. Bishop, Book,
and Doited Jackonet Mu-Iin,
Rich Bonnet, Cape, Neck, Cuff and Belt Rib
bons
French Needle Work Capes. Collars and Cuffs,
Ladirs' and Genllemeie Paris Krd Gloves.
Swiss and Jack net Eiigings and Inseriings,
Liele sod Linen Edgings and Ribbons,
Linen and Fancy -ilk Dress Bullous,
h'us-ia Braids and Fancy Hilk Trimmii gs,
L -dies' and Misses' L.C. Hem Stitch and Tape
Bordered I Ink (a
Mu-lin. M -hair, Grass and Hough's Patent Skirts.
CLOi liS AND CASSI.YIEKES, of the various
Colors and aualiin s.
Linen & CoUnn Goods, in great varieties, many
of which are touched wiiu the Hungarian and
f -alifornia nntih.
Black ami Fancy Satin and Silk VE8TINGS,
Plaid and Embroidered Marseilles ditto, qx. dt.
HA I'S. &-c Determined always to furnish what
ever is latest, isrest snd lest, tbey offer an ex.
tensive slock ol Men's, Youth's and children"
Fashionable and Flat Brim Mole skin, Pana
ma, Maracaiho, Leghorn, Sewed Pedal's, Hun
garian ami Palm Hata.
Infaiit's Fancy Goods.
Also, Umbrella. Parasols. Bonnets, Shoes, Hard.
ware. Cutlery. Groceries, 6lc. All ol which
they now are offering on the mint liberal leima.
R. TUCKER & SON
Raleigh .March 15th 1850.
NEW COXCEKIf,
THE subscribers have this day associated them
selves together, under the name and style of
UKITTON TODD,
for the purpose of conducting a General Grocery
snd Commission Business, in the Town or Peters
burg. They have taken the Store in the Odd Fel
lows- Hall, opposite Powell s Hotel, and hope, by
strict personal attention to business, to merit a share
or patroeage from their friends and tbe public gen
erally. They will, at all times, be supplied with a
well selected assortment of Groceries, which tbey
will sell at wholesale and retail, aa low aa they can
be purchased in tbis market. Tbey will also pay
strict atiention to the forwarding of Goods and aale
or all produce entrusted to tbeir cire.
K O BRITTON . orN. C.
BERNARD TODD, of Petersburg.
January 1st, 1850. IS aw
IIorc Sliocs.
10 Kegs Horse Shoes Juat received.
BRITTON dr. TODD.
Feb. 14th, 1850. 15
Arniiatead's fine Chewing Tobacco.
WE have just received 52 boxes and half boxes
Armistead'i, fine Cbewing Tobacco.
BRITTON &.TODD
Febrnary 14th, 1850.
15
SOMETHING NEW.
OODA, Milk, Maple and Butter Crackers, aome-
KJ thing 1 cau coundeuily recommend to tbe citi-
xens or Kbleign aa first rale. A pood supply tuat
received. L B. WALKER
DOZ. yards Velvet Trimmings, today re
ceived by R. TUCKER SON.
Nsv. 23,149. 8
Perfumerr, Fancy Articles, kt.
m vi TE are now iu receipt of a brge supply
ft Foreign and American Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, die- consisting of Cologn, Extracts for
the Haudkerchief, all the popular Pomatum and
Hair Oils of tbe day, 1 pilet and Staving Soaps of
every quality and price, f ancy Boxes aud Toilet
Bottles of beautiful styles and patterns, to which we
lavite the attention of those in pursuit of something
good as well as tasty.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD $ CO.
FRESH RICE.
RESH Rice, new Crop just received
SON
December
11th. 1849.
99 3
CANDY J CANDY!!. CANDY J!!
rr
rilHE Subscriber bega leave to inform tl
H sens of Raleigh and dealer in North Carol i
na generally, lhat he has jul laid in a large lot of
the beet Candy Sugar, aad is new, be ean confident
ly say, manufacturing aa good aa art tela of Candy
ia Raleigh, aa you caa gel any where ia Uie State
or out of it ; and I pledge myself to sell it to the
trade as low aa it can be bought in Petersburg, and
will warrant H to ataud. All I ask ia a fair trial, and
1 will convince the dealers ha Candy that they need
not go North for that article. . I keep also oa baud
a good supply of Glass Jars, thai ( will sell WW to
those that may buy their Candy of me. ,
1 B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Feb-5, 1830. " ' 1 U
New Spring Goods.
IT HAVE received part ot my Spring Slock of
ii Uonds and am prepared 10 Show,
Plain Chameleon Silks,
G laced do do
Figar'd do do
Black Gro da Rhine do .
Black and Printed Albarino,
Black Baraga very fine,
Plain French Cambrica yarions Colors,
Embroidered Swiss Muslins,
Woiked Collars and Cofls. Paris Prints for
Trimming. '.
Tepetrir, Buttons for Ladies Dresses,
Swiss and Jaconetta Edgingaand laaertings.
Lisle, Bobbin and Thread Edginaa and Lace,
Printed Lawna, Uonn U Cap and Tuaaet Ribbon,
Marbled Mournmg tiingtiam,
trved Shell Tuek Combs, ' 1 -
Ladies Black and Kid Gloves.
. ,. J. BROWN, .
Ne. Feyettevitle 8i.
Raleigh. March 33th. 1850. , 35
' BATS-4PWJIB STUB1S58.-- -
as aicmnMlPf ty aa-il'.i.:-" 1itl-l-"i 1
H inouiiooiun awbsih, rut unj . prayer,
I 1(7 Men's and Bay V Summer Hale of almost everf
nssanpuoa. rwesjsvy "
, . -..TDcaKV. 8DN.
March 26tb, 1830. St
MJ3 ! Wf tA-
CaadteetlcH Torl1s W
Novembet tS, "i 849. '?: t -5 t Jsh. 4.
Id Sale-DOLLARD'S Ceicbrsied HerW
J7,- ninmr Extract, or Vegetable Hair
Veretable Hair YV-sli
Atsev a extensive assortment of alt kinds of per
fumery, . PALMER 4- RAMSEY.
IN o am beg 26; 1849. ' -
OLD WMST JVCKLES ' AND SLIDES
just " received a beautiful article. Also, on
" ''"' ,vkm warrmuieu xoou
"f
PALMER 4 RAMSAY
December 4, 1849.
90
Head Ache.
TTF yon are aobjeet to a Neroo Head Ache, send
JL o PfidCUD'S Drug Store, and get a. aotU ot
vpohn's Head Ache Elixir or if you are Deaf, get
a boule of McNair'f Acoustic Oil and ba relieaed .
( P. F. PESCDD.
PEEBLES. WHITE dfc'DAVIS.
Petersbnrg, November tStH. 149.- ' -99
TAJfCY CAs'SmERS JPAJfTS.
3
DOZ pairs just received, beautiful colors well
maae, and cut in tbe latest style- . -
ALSO. 36 pirs fine black French Dos Skin
Cassuneres, seliiug oheap at
E. U HARDING 4. .
Nov 24. 1849. 94
KCVY RJYD STEEL. i . .
BZJy Tons Swede's American uud English iron
0JPy assorted, ,--
21 tons Blister, Cast, Shear aad German Steel
assorted
Nail Rods, Band and Hoop Iron assorted, .
Those in want of the above will flod it to their
interest to give ns n call; the price cannot fail to suit
PEEBLES, WHITE f DAVIS.
Petersburg, Jnunry 22,1850. 8 4t
ffhSL BOXE English and Goehea Cheese, just
jgmJP receivao and tor sale by
R. TUCKER $ SON.
NoyCB.
33
HATS L, AT JEST STl'LJBS.
usl at hand.
HEARTT & T.ITCHFORD.
Stebbins, Darracott & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Earthenware, China, and Glass,
Pier, Mantel and Toilet Looking-glasses
Britannia aud Platttl Ware,
Lard Lamps, Castors, Ttible Cvtlery. fre.
NO. 101 BROAD STREET.
ftliiCkoe Ilill,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
CHAS. STEBB1NS,
JNO. DARRACOTT,
BENJ. K PULL EN.
ITT Particular attention faid to Packing
Dee llih. 1849. 99 ly
af "laitdle uud Eainp Wick A superior
w article of Northern Sperm, iu store aud for sale
by .WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD & CO.
GROCERIES.
A GOOD supply of Groceries, such aa Brown.
ia CruKhed. Clarified aud
Pulverised Sugars,
Coffee R1q, J ava. Laguira.
A gaod supply of Molaaaealow, from prime to beet.
1 allow. Adamantine ana Sperm Candles,
A fiesh lot of ihe beet Buckwheat in Bags, and
many omer articles loo tedious to mention.
Call on Walker, for he is the hoy to el bargains
L. B. WALKER.
Kaleigli, Feb. 5, 1850. Il
NEW BOOKS.
4TV URICULAR Confeesioo, iu the Protestant
Ass Eaiscopal church. Fairy Tales from all Na-
mobs; Lrara: scenes or nisiory, ny u. r. K. James
Sir Edward Gr-iham, or Rail Way Speculation's,
by Catherine Sinclair, Physician and Patient.
Greenwood Leave, History of Spanish Literature.
oy -Ticannr. The War with Mexico, by H. S.
Kipley. The Whole and his Captors, by Chever
A System of Ancient and Meciilevel Geography, by
.auiaon.
This day Received ,
by H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Feb; 4th, 1850. n
Tip A DIES Thick and Thin Sole Silk Top Gaiters
! ueceived to day bv
R. TUCKER & SON.
October 8th, 1849.
81
A T HARDING'S CLOTHING STORE, stttl
ti. on hand, a full assortment of Winter Clothing
at reduced prices.
E. L. HARDING.
FLOWING VARNISH.
A SUPERIOR article for Cabinet M:4kers,fbr
aale low by P. F. PESCUD.
February 12, 1850. 13
Gold Watches and Jewelry.
NEW arrival of a large and fashionable as
sortment of the above just at hand and for
sale, cheaper than iever, at PALMER &
RAMSAY'S Jewelry Store. The most -extensive
stock of all Articles in their Una that has been offer-
ed for sale nere for years. Come and see, if you do
not ouy.
4 Doxen gold and silver Watches, of all kinds.
Gold fob. vest and guard Chains, Keys and Seals,
if lager-nngs. tsar-rings, sreoat-pina, Studs, aad
. collar Buttons, , ! .
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, j Clasps, gold silver and
spring steel Spectacles. '
Gold aad silver Pencils and Pens aad waist Buck-
ilea,-- - " t- - ' '
Silver Combs and Tortoise shell Spectacles,
A verr extensive assortment of Silver and. Plated
Spoons, Cups, Ladles, Sugar Tongs. Salt
Spoons, to. ' '
A large stock of Cutlery ,( Rigors, Knives Rsz6r-
stmpa, and Diamond Postefor Raton: Brashes.
so, nnour-
Hair BroshesCotnbs, Tooth BrBshes, -etc.
Butter and Fruit Knives, paid and Silver Thira-i
7 bles; " " r- ' ' ' '
Gold and Silver Mounted WalkrnT Canes, r
Silver Plated Castors, Candle Sticks, Walters,
. - Basnets, ijtranooies, i , -. t i- : ..
A large - assortment of j Perfumery, Colognes,
Soapa, Boxes for Toilets, Fancy articles, and
Christmas presents, ana a variety er other art!
des '
All kinds of Watches aad Jewel err repaired in
, saperior style.. , OU Gold and Silver received ex
change. -' . ,
fALMKR RAMSAY.
Raleigh, Nov. 21, 1849. 93 tf
UGGIES, HORSES,; AND CARRIAGES
mr sale by '
' iifJP.A T crtrtvv
M a Brian Heuse Livery Stable.
Raleigh Jan. 31 t. 1B50. 7.. ' . - 10
PEEBLES, WHITE dfc DAVIS,
Grocers and Cotnnilssldti nercbaata
Old ,&nrtet,;petinbori.' Ti ,
WrBBP always on hand a largS and well
ipply af GfoceHea, and pay Mrrienhrrat
tatutuav to taa .aala of) CMtost, -Tbacc Wtiaat,
, Flour, aa4 all aiber kiaMlaef produce. y -
LEMUEL PEEBLES, v,
THOM AS ,W HITE-. i
peter Rl Davis. j
' tefsbnrn-. JtV T; W ft
scutch snlwjp Mm TOBACCO.
r-HQSE wbo are Jond 9t WAia OT good eneva
I 1 oftba weed will iM I ttperb article of SaoA
ad T-haceo; aPesewd'a Pgettwe. ": ""j-
jUistati ararcn 1 sia tsav, -r'" -v-r , 3
Standard and Tunes copy.
Al ti-trkddTerbklBduCi-rro8ofe1
Bcone Chamber riadleMlclcs. Torl1a h V- :
ZrMUWtf W?tnt ff
ii.um.iii., Mimnca B uie 9KMf-WkULVx?sTi
teraa, will also appehsa.' tka.caiLt Paper, fro
.,aip
arn I .!tiaiiU?'i -.it
, a-er abetters f t fct Cditae aqakw,
w4v
!.r- atji
'-tti Pjjf TS
rmevowpatroflsgvi; hHherteitaeidlitoTiia
wectfeli give notice that Ti iBiitieil.WdVaC
etum aw hve of binea, - af? it.' t.raBthe''w1tM
prornpawess and efficiency-- H is 8faiiiN eteaal
sndceoodio, and Ms Ostlers esparieneskf' ah CO
tealhret j indeed ne pains ex perse M se'
. b0."l1"p,to render satiefactkns ill whoWnV
rtmiza hi atauliBhinenL - h;m hif ' tntn Vj
-Ha iwtft keep eoiaaiaatly mi hand, for hire; r ' - j
HACKS, IIAIXITCSSV
.- !: "8'-.r' CT"
- ' g3aadttqQiij zxxswu&&mVi
rHOrrBiS wUihWardeftiib?ffa1rr
' snodefaie jterias.t'VjroVeiiwTu fnl U
, a central. i9iiipn';rii jaostepM.
meat by whips) be wUL.be anMbled i keen, new
old RiiaaiEC aul Hhiib fm - t l - z'J.
riuai.wjll. eutrtinga uj giva.hioi a,i44aUi li-ja. a4i
taai aa asaa.
CI,-"!?-.' : - T . ;
w j.-r ' r.-t4 a
. --7eWT f.
Raleigh. September t8 1849,
A FIRST rateBhieksmitk Apply at thiaOffiem
mwary 88, 1850j, v - ..,,vi?ni !iTi3Jj
Now Ready.
OrpTTRICER'S Nbrtli; Carolina -Aimwat'toV'tai
eafjear of bur Lord,1 ; ;;7"i:' c ; " ' -
1 8 5 0. ;
.fT-
Published and sold wholesale atwf fetal.; t4 Hem
f D Turner, at the N. Cl BObKSTORE.
Raleigh, Nov 2V 18 19, " f VVitt.
FROCK A K O DUras .sC4aArrsS..
E: t-HAUDII ha.juatreceiiea. r4
rate arson meat of Frock aad Xress lmtm
el beautiful French Cloths. Cheap for Cash.
Jujube Iasle A superior axUcIs of Rosa
-flavored, just to hiind "' ? -
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO. r f
l. 0r 0F.l
FIRST PREAlIUra A W A R l RaVi
by the inAKTLAHD JKsTlTtTTG.
08r l UIIM As MiTtlTlIi
ITttegalja aiid lianucr lUmiulas titv
UAL rci'a or their Supeiiot. Sty le and maka af
ikcgua, Banners. &e . Uibba X- Smiih woai.i ,mm-
ptctfully inform the diaereol Orders uid tfocietia
ibrougboui Urn Country, thai they keep , contani
on hand, a large assortment ol . Odd JPlf aura.
Soui of Temperance, ITJaaouie, JtesJ
.tleu'Ssand all other Kelia. Banhera,..Seas,
Robes. Capat Jewels, die, all of which are got byut
the beat manner. .j,
Indi vidual or Associaiioas for wardirx taajrasdWai.
may depend en a much cat a beme taken in aalact.
lag the goods, and upon gelling tbem l the aasss)
prH-aa, aa if tha articles were oniered in persnau f i c i
UIBBnv dcSMITIJjaf
No 73, Baltimore Uireet, bati'miafVA. ;
November 81, 1849. " " ' 99. -4m
7 To Deutiata. 7 7 1'.'j. r
Supply of vary superior Gobi Foil Jnst ree4
ved, and for aula tor cash 33 per ox. by
i .' P. F. PESCUD.!
eat Powders-Another supply of those
Yeaet Powders, jnst received. s ' i.iri
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
mOUNT AtiL.U Tumni
SUPERIOR srtiale for , Chirg as4 ,Var
ihiugGld, .Silver, Copper, Steel, Tirt aad
ail other Metals i also tor cleaning Windows, Vlh
v.. viiaca ware, just receivea and or aa(e ar
WT T I r line it . 7r..-. .
Raleigh, Mareii 12tjy I85U. . T.
Auricular ( oiifcYeioii. in tho
- EPJSCOPAb CHURCH, .
In a series of letters aldreawd to rfieat in Vxmi,
Carolina : B a Protestant Eprscopatlan.7, Pries t
cents. -' 1 t-'- " ..-. a -n.-w-i-- i-rfi
A voice from Connect icot. eoeasinaed iw tla taia
Pastoral letter of the Bishop ef N. U. By Re &.
r Airni u U: r.. 11: v 3.-u-i uj ti n-Mit
The above for sale at Turners W". C. Boek -Stera
Oxjbi rceio oiici tun. 1Nvi Jtrk.
1000 CocaaunK .
- ii-.7iHH
--..- wuna wuwc, a mutt a 00X0
-4.. ti
a luuea iu awaii glass jars, , . ;
Manga Grapes, ... ... .
20 boxes Figs in small bsxea.aomeil.irMr -i
1
Soft shell AUnouda, Walnuts, Pecsa Natta, -1
4000 Seara Plaatatiou. Revalia J Pr;nJL.'..
PautiUr. someilung can aay, ema't bm beat. la thia
uaraet ; couie aud try tliem, J am deirmia43o
sell low.
L. a VVAI.KF.t .
Raleigh. Feb. 5
-1350. : ittxe, -,;lf '
A 'FRESH auppiy'of- Townaeida, SasaU
jtfflL; BrtsloU: iu alaro aud for sale by , iu.i
. -. 'iiuii.ima, no. a UUJ. .oi TJ1J.
Raleieh. SenL 7. 1S49 '
- - r . J ,.,).
St Fi PHILLIPS, 'J li
A TTENDS THE COURTS isLxba CemtUea
ef Orange, Ai.imance, Waka'nt CaatlwnBo
Chapel Hill, N. C May 24, 184.?
ron-4
Ta w.aj latin s snuff,' if o. aA rrh' sdV
If JL tlv jnst receive and for salebv - 4 'r
ariuesiau, EaguexmL Aaaaricaa CJasea
a-orsaietiy.. f .-.- - , n ; .U-tA
R- TUCKER & 80N2
March 30ih 1850.
lpfcopai apouvcntiou.i
..-a - .T ' ' ' : uttrm
K Ht ,ui Moavenuoa f the rpteataat
J 5 PPP" -VN ta lb Diocese af Mt,UMv
oUna.wia he bald isv Christ Church' at Eliaabetb Pi-
y,.aa weiaiv adnesday in May, J ,4bsb,
atajaf May. iltwmv ..-jc, aila:,-. i
r-EDWAKD LEE W1N6L0 W. Kee'w.
4 March: 30th 1850. - .o.(r troaa .mrt
I .ivprv Sfifilp f 5
'rat
TTIHE Subscribers, take eceasion tointomHhWr
sJU friends snd tbe pabae generaJty, -tbaCfieWawiu
carry oa the beniMs,i alt its hraachesalhastate
stand ; and - that bo - esorts nor 'Cxpvrjew "wltr aa
apaved on their part to aceotnmedass'a 'trave'7ag
ouraniunity.. Avwuveyaneea, -wrtb good - hawse and
careful drivers, will be fnruiahed at alUhaeaane) at
short notice ; and to fast, everv eoavenienea for
travelliog, in the way af tyv&M
. HORSES. CARRIAGES," BU6S1E.S&C2I
will ha supplied a tha moat favor ah.a and aceaaae
daliuglerma. . .,. iHk- H,. i: ,n. ; . fc-, . ei-u
lbs bausenaam atse. expeckto keep cauataally oa
kaaaVsTeafl - e.s4ii!4s vt--.'-: i i -a'a
' . nnDoro. ftHAAiro ninntinrA t a nn
WfJgggg
A'acf persona-1 watbitur to out out tne Horse4 br
the weekTW month, or jear, will have thf tri Well
attended tev at moderate prices Their Stablea ire: ea
'WUmiagtoa Street, just to the East If artei Square.
ixoptag to receive liberal eneouTsgeajerit, the an-
aemzued
I pledge thstiwelvea, lor do Q d ttilr pw
It enhlie pstronagi and favor.1 . V
avtasoerit
at
iaWgh;'Aprna.'tio. r?1
sw Atlattliiff ay Um
4m1, BV 1 ' a. fiT'-i
ar yard. rFor
- J s.TfJdKSSrt3Cf.
Mareb 90th ItSO.
llaas
. V. " f ""Vf HPjpaaaaae
-The Subscriberha alao effected: .
..ill -