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EVtMi GVoJm' JUarvztne or Jlpril.
: USES.
BT CKOBBK D. PR EZf TICK.
jbe forwei' sweet and holj biiwb .
! I iwgel n tb lP'nJ stream,
'All natare's deep and solcino hash
I like tb si)ar. of s drrn ;
jind peace aeeina brooding like a dre
O'er scenes to raonin? apirha dear
greet Mary, "lis the hour of love,
. And I were blest if tho wert here.
fbe myriad flowers of erery hue
Are sinking lo their evening rest,
tk with a timid drop of dew
Soft folded to its sleeping breast.
Th birds within silent grove
Are dreaming that the spring is near
greet Mart, 'tis the hour of love.
And I were blest if tho wert here.
On yon whhe elood the night-wind furls
t lone and dewy wing to sleep,
And the aweet stars look out like pearls
Thro' the clear wave of heaven's blue deep ;
The pale n.Uts float around, alwre.
Like sprits of a holier sphere
Sweet Mary, 'tis the hour ..f Jove,
And I were blest if thou wert here.
Xbe pale, foil moon, in silent pride.
O'er yon dark woid is rising now,
A luvely aa when by thy side
I aaw it shining on thy brow;
li light the dew-Jrops of the grove
Aa nope s origin smite ngms oeauiy iear
Sweet Mary. ti the hoar of love.
And I were biest if tboe wert here.
Ah ! as I mnse. a Strang, wild thrill
Steals o'er tb? fiares ol in? frwe
A gen-le presence seem to fill
My heart with lore a id life and flame ;
I fel thy eirit romd me more,
I know tby soul is hovering near
Sweei Aftry, '-is the hor ot love.
And f am b'est, for thou art here.
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the JV. O. True Delta.
THE NEBULOUS THEORY.
Toung men who would study a style of
tbougbtand delimry, remarkable at the saute
time for its lucid simplicity and impressive
grandeur, should embrace the opportunity of
lisienin? to the profound and instructive
! r p,..r. i ... k. 11 .. i ' "
" rr1 " x. ' " I
nan. niany migni suppse iiiai noue but
tbosf who have plumed themselves at the
fountain of knowledge, can soar away on the
uigs of thought i b rough tbe star peopled
atrekJies of inanity, aitd comprehend tbe ab
itruse laws -hicb bold vast fields of moving
worlda in their apoted positions, but here
We bare these wonderful priiMioles, night
after mgftt, develoieJ in a manner so clear
and explicit, that tbe most illiterate has but
lo hear, to understand.
Perhaps the most interesting and startling
subject upon which he has discoursed, is
ike lately received opinion of the nebulous
tbrorj of ihe heavens. These mysterious
Oh.
bodies bare been the subject of investigation
I . . -I l -t I .
frwfl age to aire, and exceedingly diverse
are been the conjectures and speculations
pou their formation and purpose. Tbe the
ory of La Place was, that they were great
rouses of the elementary principles of worlds
in a state of vapor or fluidity, and that by
throwing off into space their immense accu
nutation of. caloric, they would eventually
condense ino a system of planets and satel
lites, revolving in sublimity around bright
blazing centres; yet, magnificent, poetic
nd reasonable as was this mighty cone p
tion, it ftll before the persecutions of illner.
ate fanatics, who look upon any inroad perpe
trated by science, upon even the dubious
working of holy writ, with great wrath We
lire in an age when the prison-damp of su
perstition no longer extinguishes the intel
lectual lamp. We have our Galileo?, with
out their dungeons. The great massive rock
of ignorance has been smitten by the rod of
science, and the waters of knowledge have
fuihed forth throngli all the human avenues
of the earth to gladden and enlighten.
Intellectual as was the good Albert Galla
tin, he once remarked, that be was exceed
ingly pleased that the theory of La Place
reluted bj telescopic iiiTestigations ;
od so, indeed, it seemed to be. At ihe time
to theory of La Tlaco was discarded, tbe
glasses used were of moderate power, and
hen directed to these mysterious bodies,
othing but a great mass of stars was per
Wptible, and the inference was, the dim ne-
odious appearance to the naked ere, was piO-
aucea bj the combined rays of these nun
DCrlcsS orbs. Rut whn I he hnoro tele-SCOneS
of the present age were pointed to seek these
Wonderful orcunania nf mnm milliona rf I
legU8s beyopd those contreries of stars, were I
"'covered immense fields of caseous. Iu-
minoui apor, presenting the moat dirt Te instituted auit against her for perjury, which geMrtHy are irspectiully solicited t.call snd ei
nd mjstKrious anoearance. Some Dosseas hf defended and muleled bim for the coal ! amine the Stock, and ihey will be aured of good
n annular shape with dark centres some
resent a planetary appearance and occupv
n immense field of space, larger perhaps
"Mn the orbit of our largest planet.' Others
fPpear with a fiery central orb. surrounded
UJ hazy, yet luminous atmosphere. An-
wneT m the constellation Andrnmod
ores-
"'a, according lo Marina, the appearance of
Rai.dle shining diroush a horn. It has been
"e wonder of astronomers of all a?es. and be
isible to the naked eye, from ita resent-
0 eoniet, has been the awe of the
.. 'l possesses an elliptic, oval form,
" " or,8"l condensation oi light in tbe
"ire, which gradually decreases in brillian-
Rn , Z ,he ed?p" of 'be netiufotis mass.
ie most wonderful of all these Lolies
i'luaied in i,B constellation Orion. Im-
lia 1 VrCal of P"ce Peopled by briL
... ",u'i which trail in
their aerial course
rains of fierv
atmosphere, in which
III!
" "re rrraduallv r.ll.nn t.- I ..n
wind
ln? Strata nn. r
h,JnJ,of,n rth, unt
'ttfteI. md then move
- iu4 tu me conoensinjr
11 it shall all he ex-
move on in their sublime
rott t0
necome, like our own planetary
IV
:iem the garden spots of God.
gtlli "." of astronomical developments
tore ft his been proved from the very laws
wmcn govern me luovuiiienia of our ulanets.
..... uuee mis great pageant ol rotund H or Ids
wnicn tnofe with us atuund this common
CPnlrsV rnnal!l..lhJ ! .
fia r . 1 .
uHisoi iiMNieu elements, cut bow came
Kah k nr. . .
,ucj .scpratei i iv nat convulsion in this
emer-coursing meteor could have hurled
thoneorbs into their present position," and
held them rolling, each iu its aupoiuled
path 7 r
Tbe heat, which held ibid coruscating mass
n a state of fluidity, or gaseous vapor, grad.
ually passed off into the wastes of mtii.itv.
ami a crust of matter condensed udor iii
Mrfuce. As the circumference beoama h.
ier by fiese condensations, the revolution
of the great body btcsme increased to such
a degree, that the cenlr.fugal force overcame
thecentnpeial, and the solid part of tbe sur
face was hurled out lo a point where the a.
quilibrium of thoe forcee was restored and
there it revolved around tbe central niac
in accordance with the law of attraction ex.
utuig between atoms of matter, it naturally
assumed gohular form, and there sw eping
in us vast and sublnne orbit, requiring one
hundred and six years for a revolution, shines
the planet Neptune.
oo wit ill rsHiel condensed and thrown
out from the red-hot mass; then Suturn, Ju
piter, Mars, the Earth, and all their totund
companions. How many millions of years
must have elapsed between the formation of
those orbs? Is not the same operation still
in progress? Else what arc those black,
mysterious patches rolling and forming, and
dissolving in the fiery billows of the sun?
II tins be the case, at the period when a new
planet is about lo be thrown off, by calcula
tions from the velocity of the sun's rott on,
astronomers will be able to predict, not only
the extent of its orbit, but also the time of
its revolution upon its aju$, nd even the
period of its passage around the great cen
tral In miliary. Thus the law which governs
our system can be applied even to the for
mation of new worlils ; and now, so far from
rejecting the theory of nehuize, it is receiv
ed as the only rational explanation of cre
ation, and is upheld by mathematical calcu
lations.' We are almost overcome with wonder and
awe, when we gne out into the endless
fields of coruscating spheres, and think what
numberless years elapsed during their for
mation ! Whence sprang the elements of
which they consist ? What is beyond the
limit of telesct.pic inspection? Is it peo
pled with worlds, or does it stretch off in
endleM wastes of darkness, not yet reformed
from chaos by the Almifhtv's mandate?
Have thoe
nebulous masses been hurled
forth into the realms of unenlightened spac,
there to burn and boil and gradually condense
Uuntil the great shadows are peopled full of
flashing suns wkb swift revolviug satellites T
most unmeasured of the meaurle-a.
Wbeie rnde.h iby domain! W hai boundary
Confines the etertal jLi -t
I, . . m - mn w wjuiMt, wyono
Thought swoons away ! Her pinion trail in Just !
WeaUfger with the thought.
THE COMET OF 1264.
The attention of astronomf rs is now, and
for some limr has been, directed to the re
turn of the zreal Comet of 1264, which is
uptoed to have r turned in 1556, and which
1 ' . ...
is esnt-'Cteu to re-appear anoui una tune, u
is suniMsed to have a neriod of about 292
it
years ; to have its perihelion within the or
bit of Venus ; and at aphelion to be nearly
one hundred times the distance of the earth
Irom the sun. Missrs. Barter and Hind of
England, have expended a asl amount ol
lobor in calculating the return of tins coinrt ;
and accord i i e to tht-in, it is possible thai.
though earjected in 1848, it may be retarded
l.v Saturn, Uranti, and Neptune, till 1851.
It appears bv a h ttcr puhlisl ea in tne jvai-
ional Intelligencer, from 1 rolessor M. r.
Maurv.lliatiheRev. Mr- Jenkins, ofGrorKe-
!.. r..llop.nii the eveiiiuir of the 28th of
November last, while at sea, on a toy Age
from Baltimore to Rir, sw a cornet very di-
tincllv near the tract of the sun, in the west,
about 14 dee. abi.ve the horizon. It wj
nniiA lioht. aouarenilr as iarye as Mars,
i -- . . , , ,
Uil curveal. and pointing soutowaru, aim
neatly a degree in length, as isihle to the
naked eve. but much larger when viewcn
ihrnnuh ihp env-Hass It wasscen lor twen
- . - m
ty minutes by all the crew, when a cloud in.
ti-rrrniPil it and it was not allerwarus seen.
A Smart Womaw. The Grove Hill (Als.)
Recorder states that in the country of Choc
tw, a new one created at the recent session
of the Alabama Legislature, a woman was
charged with murdering her husband, and
emnloved a legal gentleman, wnose name n
ia n..t necrasarr to mention, 10 uetenu m-r,
. . r i i
nrdmisinir him two negroes as ui lee. Me
- ,
undertook her defence, and contrary lo the
pxnectation of all. she was acquitted : be
eu-1 U-W tinnn her
for Ihe two negroes, wnvn
v. ;nrr,r,npil him that the nrffroes be-
innireil to her dauehter. Not rclishiiiar ihe
irlo f twiner r healed out of the negroes, he
T ahnrt time she trave birth to an tllep-iti-
mate child, made oath that be was tbe latlitr.
ami compelled him to enter into bontia lor
;t. .unnnrt arxf maintenance, accortnnz o
. , .
the statute in auch casea made anU proi
- .
ded."
Mam the World. The
W.aK.no-tnn eorresDondence of the Journal
aasviia'tfa a
f n-.m, ui cf-ntlemen from Calilor
J ..... . l. r..i Ppk
i.nuv in VY asninffion, say iuii wi. -
mw,t ia the richest man in the world. , His
gold mine will probably be saleable. iiVa few
vears, at six niiii""'
says also that he knowa of spota belonging
. : 1 1 . .. - n n nir. iiuul I
to the government, whico are wurtii .
liona of dollars an acre, and win proauce
rrnm r. inoni. npr cent a Tear 011 thai
sum.
Information Wanted. : ;
wTPrn kM r t ova' u- V.ikr of a Soldier
tha Mexican War. who nassed thronttK R
for Guilford, or some of the upper CbunUes, in
January 1850, has not baen heard of since. Ha
placed in my hands a claim against the Government.
He is requa.ua 10 can aaa get um K FI A !VI
April 9th, ISSO. 2 3'
(JHiiiiiL
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THURSTON'S
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
(FORXCRLY 'BcLTXIIOOVCa'Kt
kTcad of Light, near Baltimore St..
BALTIMOHkL
ZIIIE increased patrouage of this long eilablii-h-2L
ed and popular Hotel, under theminnrpmrnt
of iu present proprietor, has inspired him with further
energy and determination, and noospenk or atten
tion of hi or that of hia Aasialauta will ha spared,
to maiulain with the patrons of l he Fochtaik"
the reputation it held all over the ceuntrv. in in
palmiret days" or Beltzhoovcr't eonduetorship.
To increase its former attraction and comforts.
during the past season, the Hotel ha undergone
many cuinjej, me Proprietor having made heavy
outlay in introducing some of the beat and latest
improvements- .which, logoihrr with its central poci
tiou. being localrd in the very heart of the business
portion of the city, and near the centre of Baltimore
Street, and wiihio a few minutes walk of all the
Depots and Sle.tm Boat Landings, it invites the
.UrrcAffHf. the Fmmer, the Artisan, as well as the
Man of Plnasure to make the Fountain Hotel his
home during his sojourn in Baltimore.
The radio' Department,
Containing Private Parlors, Saloons, Reception
Rooms. Ordinary, and extensive suites of large and
airy Chnnibers. fitted np in a style and elegance that
cannot (ail to gire sli?faction and comfort.
Ports rs are attached to the Fountain," who may
be recognized by the Badges on their Hats, and are
always in the attendance at the different De ots and
Steamboat Landings, who will receive Checks, take
charge of the Baggage and convey it to tha Hotel.
PH1NKA3 THURSTON, Proprietor.
Feb.26th, 1850. 17
A C AKI.
F. Diidrrsigned being eiigad. and fiolding a
1 posiiiou that bnug his services iu immediate
connection with the (iuesta of the above Hotel, he
trusts, offers a furllier inducement lo his numerous
friends and scnaitilances of the OlJ North State,"
when they vixil Baltimore, to slop at the Fountain,"
where lie assurea them they will be received and en
tertained in a manner that shall strengtheu this ac
quaintance and secure for its Proprietor their good
will ana patronage.
' W STRINGER.
Late of Wilmington N C
February 26th, 1850 17 3in
GROCERIES, &c.
T
HE ubcribera bave io store, and are dailv
pectiug, tba followiiif goods, which they
will aril at the lowest prices for cash, or ou lini to
punctual customers, viz:
50 lona Swedes, Euslish and Americas Iroa
5 Ton Germxn aud Dlisitred Sileel
1 " Cast Steel
ISO Dags O-fFee, Old Java. Rio and Lngnira
75 Hhda. Porto Rico. St (Jruxaod N O. Siipsrs
50 B.xp Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, and Refined
Sugars
5 Too Bine Grit Grindstones
100 Kegs Powder, 10 Chests Imperial Gunpowder
anil Black Teas
300 Krgs Nails, assorted, Rapid Fall and Cum-
berlaod.
10 Tous Castings, assorted
150 Boxes Speri". Adamantiue and Tallow Candles
150 Soap, every variety
50 Barrels common Whikey
50 do RrctinVd
25 do Old Rto
5 Pipes French Brandy
20 Barrels Annie do
0 do Jamaica and Antigua Rum and Pure
Holland Gui
20 Pipes ana 1 Pipes guoio Madeiia, rale Sher
ry. Port aud Tenrriffo Wines
A genr.1 a snort me nt of Cooking Wines, with
Plougn Liues, Bed Cords, Grass Hope, fepper.
SDice. Gineer. 31 ace. uiniecs Chocolate, rap-
piug. Letter aud Writing Pupr. Clover Seed, J-c.
not nv t. Tunil
l IV I 1 I U.I Ub I UUl.
Opposite Friend's Hotel, Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, V.
February 18. 1830. , 15 1
Spring and summer Goods
AT
UCAltTT & LITCHFOKD'S.
ECEIVED by late arrival a
complete Stuck
f Staple and Fancy Dry Good. Fancy ar-
ir; e. Donneia, doois, sDm olc-, cousivuna. iu pan
ss ioIIdw :
Silk Bxiiotra and Tissue. Crape de Pans,
Statin hine O'tsndie, Ba ege Alborlnes,
Jennv Lind Muslins,
Printed, P..tka and Striped French Lawns,
Milesia Jseonei's. PUid eoloied Swiss,
Plain colored French J sc. melts,
Polka and Printrd Lawns,
Gingham. Print of nesl-l kind of tjlea,
French Work. Capes, Collars, Cutis,
Lisle and Thread Trimmings,
iWk It ibbon. Neck Ties,
Lara Msnul as, Palletois,
Bonnelt, very exiensive asortment,
ParsK ls, Umbrella,
ALSO,
Blatk French Cloth, Black Drap d Ets-Summer
(Jostinc.
Fancy and Black Cassimsre.
r sue J ona i niD, ria ,
Plain. Diamond and SUip'd white Marseilles,
Figured Marseille,
Hs, BoU. !hos.
Friends of the concern, customer and tne puouc
bargsm.
it raw Jlafting-
sale by
Msrch 30ih IPSO.
by tbe piece or yard. For
R. TUCKER a; SON.
Wanted.
A YOUNG man. a Resident of tba City of Bat-
timnrn. is .lesirtias of obiainine a situation as
I ulor in a Drivala r amUV. or t eacuei in an ncauc-
inv in soma of tba Southern Cities or 8tales. He
can produce tha mot unqur-ationable testimonial aa
to Character and Attainments. ou mymj
lesch.
Addre H. N. 280 BsltimoreBL llalumore
April 7th. 1850. 28 l
N. B. He will also give in traction in Vocal Mu
aio.
Chaste and Beautiful.
ATE arrivals from New York have placed in
possession of the nnderaigntd, hi bpnnf and
Summer upply of
STAPLE aud FAHCY DRY GOODS,
K,.ein almost everT elvle and fashion far the
...r 1850 i and which, for is, extent, and variety
:tl C.nraKlu lummra with anv in the City. Pur
chasers are therefor. reapecUully mvUed to call and
.,an,,u.forthe.,v... T n MITCHELL.
Raleigh, April 9 1!., I5e. 29 tf
Dry Goods Establishments,
CHEAP TWEED COATS.
N fncTh Twee1 Cassimers Coats, cat in good
JLwjv vw j ie ana wen maae, lor $3.
E. L. IURCINO.
Oct 30. (Standard) 88
Richard A. Caldwell,
Jl TTORJVE Y AT LAW,
ATTENDS tbe Countj Courts of Anson, Rich
mond ana unnarrns
oaiisDurv, Feb. 12, 1850 13
A SUPPLY OF FRESH PHOSGENE GAS.
JUST to hand and for anle at
P. F. PESCfJD'S Drugstore.
February 12. 1950. 13
GARDEN SEEDS
dF all the popular varieties, warranted fresh and
VIJF renuine, just received sod for sale at the Drae
aioreor w illiams. HAY WOOL) ot CO.
February 12, 1830. 13
New Jewelry Store.
W. n. TBOMPSON
.Would respecUuUy inform the citizen of
Raleigh and it vicinity, that he ha open
ed a choice stock of Watches and Jewelrv,
in u part ol tbe ator- occupied by Mrs. Thompson
as a Millinery establishment, where h offer for
ale.
Gold and Silrer Watchta, warranted correct time
keeper ; the latest style of
FiSIlJONABLE JEWELRY;
soch as (uard. Vest and rob I. hams; Cameo, stone
and mourning Broaches ; Plain, Chaed aud Stone
Rings ; Gold Pens and Peucils ; Gold and Silrer
Thimbles ; Studs, Collar and Sleeve Bullous, Ear
King, Gold and Oliver opecracles, Slc., fancy
Goods d Fine Cutlery; all of which will be sold
cheap. Watches, Clocks and Jewelery repaired in
superior sty le. Old Gold aud Silver takeu in ez
change.
Sept. 21, 1849. 76 Gm
Meritto Shirts.
L ARGE lot just received very cheap.
E. L. HARDING.
White? Cillgcr Frfh and good, just re
ceived at the Drag Store, of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &. CO.
October 18th. 1843 81
Dr. Joseph J. W. 'Fucker,
OFFERS hie Profe-vional services to the citizens
of Raleigh and vicinity- H may always be
found at ihe resideuce of Ruflin Tucker, Esq
May 8. 1843. 37 tf
.ETrE.YIE'S CLOTIinO.
JUST received by Express, Irom Baltimore, 8.
lot of fine Dress and Frock Coats, Cloth Cloake
which, added to our prims Slock of Ready rnxile
Clothing, make our nssortmem complete ; which we
are instructed to sell at unprecedented low prices,
for Cut A. B. ST1TH & CO.
Raleigh. January 28tb, 1850. 9
Cabinet Furniture Warehouse
JAMKS II. COOKE.
o. 92 Broadway, (Oppotile Trinity Cliureh,)
NEW YORK.
SI
AS now in store a full aud complete assort-
mcut of CABINET FURNITURE, to
uich be is dailv maJfitJJcwtuuin.
look at bis stock, nniong which will be found every
arricle for tbe complete furnishing of a bouse, ran
ging with tbe following low rates:
High Post Bedsteads, rronj 7 00 to 5 00
Mahog v Fie.ich do do IS 00 to 50 00
Walnut do do 15 00 to 40 00
ottaok do do 0 00 to 10 00
Mi trusses at Ihe low market rates
Sofas Citt M andfacttjse, $20 00 to $75 00
Rockins Chaibs, Maho't, 6 00 to 18 00
Mar'v Paslo Chaibs (per doz) 51) 00 75 00
Bureaus, Curd Tables, Book Cases,and WarJrobes
ofibefiueat qualities, and warranted equul to any
in ibe market.
rr Particular attention paid to boxing and
shipment of goods, which is done by most experienced
bands.
New York, March 5th, 1850. 10 3m
RESERVED GI.MGER. just received hy
Li. U. WALICK.
Oil and lard Lump Cltiiiuey A
guod supply of various nixes, just received by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD CO.
023 JGUaSS a
IT. VACANT Acre Lot, in the Eastern
part of
ffiA the City, an elf-ffHut site
for a private resi
dence contiguous lo the lot npon winch IN. B
Ilnghe. E-i . resides. Euquire of E. P. Guion, or
the Editor ot this Paper.
November 24 1849. 94-wtf
TO SPORTSMEN.
THE eJubscrilier bajut reoeivad a fine S trek of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAKU EL. UJMS
RIFLE GUNS, REVOLVERS, DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARREL PISTOLS,
BOWIE KNIVES, GAME BAG3,
POWDER FLA 5a i, SHOT
BELTS, EXTRA NIP
PLES, sc.. t-C
All of which will ba sold low. C. B. ROOT
SPUING SALES.
The undersigned ara receiving direct from New
Orleane and o'.ber Markrta. a large tck of Sugxr,
vinta-aea. &c. which thev will sell for cash or to
punctual dealer, on favorable term
j nay nava now in oiore,
109 Uhd. New Orleane Sugar
250 Boxes and Bbl reQned do
1 10 Bble. New Orteana and W. I. Molae
40 Hbds. dn do do do
350 Bsgs Prime Green Rio ir Laguira Coffee
1200 Bag Shot
500 Kta Nails, Cumberland and other Brands
60 Ton English Iron, Imported direct into Pe
tersburg.
40 do Dwedes and American do
fiOO Reams wrapiiina. writing and letter paper
3i 0 Boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Can
dlea
10 Ton Casting
10 do Grind 8tone
loo Dozen Painted Pails.
Wi.h . full assortment of Wine. Brandies dt
&c C PEEBLES WHITE at DAVIS.
Old Ut. Petersburg Vs.
M.rrh l.fth 18S0. 23
BY EXPRESS-
ITIjLACK and Coloied. Embroi'ed Grenadines,
ID Keal Valencienne Edgings,
Plain and Plaid Ti-ue. ,
Ladi.a Black and Colored, Kid Gloves, '
Gents Nespolnan Riding Gloves,
Rich Bonnat, Neck and Cuff Ribbons,
Corded 8kirU, 4c, &e,
R.
Msrch 36th, 1850.
TUCKER & SON.
25
Dry Goods Establishments.
Spring and Summer Goods
For 1850.
R. Tucker and Son.
HO oonatantlv keen en hand an extensive
assortment of the best ad most desirable.
as.wcu a fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY1 GOODS,
are now receiving their Sprang and Summer soppljr
ior lsoo. una or tbe firm has jast returned from
New York, where he purchased a rick variety of
Gooda of this Spring's Importations, before they had
been picked over, and before tbe advance in price;
and Having thus hud the choice or tbe large and
splended fresh srrivals, and the advaatsge of low
prices, tbey flatter themselves they will be better
prepared than ever to meet tha demands of this mar
ket, and please their numerous friends and custom
era, in town and country. They respectfully invite
tno pnonc to can ana examine their stock. t bey
have just received a supply of tha following, and
are daily receiving such other articles as ara usually
kept in a Dry Goods and Familv Grocery Store,
sauea to tbe wants and taste of this community.
Bl'k Gro De Rhine Silks,
Plain and Figured Chameleon Silks,
Broche and Plain Grenadines,
Plain and Embroidered Black ditto,
Fancy and Black Silk Ti.-sue,
Silk Albarines and Hernanies,
Corn colored Grenadines,
Evening Dresse,
Embroidered and Doited Fancy Swiss Moulin,
Ch.imheiy, French and American Gingham,
Camblet Lustre, snl Linen Gingham,
Melne. and Fancy Diamond Jackonets,
Plain and printed Lawn and Muslins,
Tarleton, Mwiss, India, Vicioria, Bishop, Book,
and Dotted Jackonet Mu-lin,
Rich Bonnet, Cape, Neck, Cuff and Bait Rib-
b.ns.
French N. edle Work Cape. Collar and Cuffs,
Ltdis' and Gentlemen' Paris Kid Glove.
Swiss and Jack met Eifgingt and Inserting,
I,ile and Linen Edcings and Ribbon,
Linen and Fancy ilk Dress Buttons,
Kus-ia Braids and Fancy Silk Trimmii gs,
Lidifs'ond Missts'L.C. Hem Stitch and Tape
Bordered H.lkfs
Mulin, M.ihair, Gras and Hough's Patent Skirt.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEKES, of the various
colors and qualitii ,
Linen & Cotton Good, in great varieties, many
of which are touched with the Hungarian and
California finish.
B ack and Fancy Satin and Silk VESTING8,
Plaid and Embroidered Marseilles dlllo, 4x. &.
HA I'S.Atc Determined always to furnish what
ever is laiest, rarest snd bent, they offer an ex
tensive stock of Men's, Youth' and children'
Fsbional;e and Fiat Brim Mole Skin, Pana
ma, Maracaibo, Leghorn, Sewed Pedal's, Hun
garian ami Palm Hat.
Infai.l't Fancy Good.
Also, Umnrella. Parasol. Bonnet. Shoes. Hard,
ware. Cutlery. Groceries, Slc. AH ol which
they now are offering on ibe mort liberal terms.
K. TUCKER &. SON
Raleigh .March 15th 1850.
HEW COXCERJT,
T1
HE subscribers have this day associated theai-
selves together, under the name and style sf
olHiTUn Br x VUL),
for the purpose of conducting a General Grocery
nd Commission Business, in the Town or Peters-
K-.- ..till, f. i 1. tv. --v.5
strict personal attention to business, to merit a share
f pttrocnge from their friends and tbe puouc gen
erally. They will, at all times, be supplied with a
well selected assortment of Uroceries, wnicn tney
will sell at wholesale and retail, as low as tbey can
be purchased in this market. They will also pay
strict attention to ibe forwarding of Goods and sale
of all produce entrusted 10 their care.
K u. bltlll t-iv . oi 11 . .
BERNARD TODD, of Petersburg.
January 1st. 1800. 15 w
IIore Shoes.
10 Kegs Horse Shoes just received.
Feb. 14 th, 1850. 1
Arniitear fine Chewing Tobacco.
H S7 E have just received 52 boxes and half boxes
V w Annislead's fine Chewinft Tobacco.
tsnt 1 i u .1 ot x juu
February 14th, 1850. 15
SOMETHING NEW.
SODA, Milk, Mnple and Butler Crackers, some
thing 1 can confidently recommend lo the citi
zen of UJeivh as first rale. A good ropply just
received. L B. WALKER
rB DOZ. yard Velvet Trimming, to day re
5 ceived by R. TUCKER SON.
IXev. '3. lt?43.
Perfumery, Faney IrtielelTte.
TlmTE are now iu receipt of a large aopply of
WW Foreign and American Perfumery, fancy
Articles. &e. consist ine of Coloen, Extracts for
the Handkerchief, all the popular Pomatuma and
Hair Oils of the day. Toilet and Shaving aoaps ot
verv nnalitv and price, r ancy Uoxes aud lonet
Bottles of beautiful styles and patterns, to which we
Invite the attention of those in pursuit of something
(rood as well as tasty
R ...... ...ac it. vnrnnn (. rrk
Fiti:sn rici:.
FRESH Rice, new Crop juat received.
W M. PECK d
a .
SON
99 3
December tun. i.
CANDY! CANDY!! CANDY! !
THE Subscriber begs leave to inlorm the cm
zeus of Raleieh aud dealers in North Caroli
na geuerally, that he ha just laid in a large lot of
the beat Caudv sugar, ana is now, uo can cuuuuouv
Iv ..v. manuIacturioB! as zooa au article 01 i.aMay
... It.lvioh. aa vou can eat any whera in the Stale
r out of it : and I pleds-a tnyselt to sell it ta tne
trad aa low aa it cau be bought fetSrabarg. aud
will warrant it to staud. All 1 ask is a fair trial, and
i will convince tha dealers in Gaudy that they need
not cro North for that article. 1 keep also on hand
a good supply of Glass Jars, thai I will sell low to
those that may Duy tneir vanny 01 me.
1. o. WAL.svr.rt.
Raleigh, Fab- 5, 1850. il
New
fT HAVE received part ot my Spring
Stock
of
Goods and am prepared to abow,
riain unameieon eiia.
G laced do do
Figur'd do do
Black Gro de Rhine do
Black and Printed Alberine,
Black Berage very fine.
Plain French Cambrics, vsrtous Colors,
Embroidered Swiss Matlins,
Worked Collara and Cuffs. Paria Print for
Trimming. .
Tapestries, Buttons for Ladies Dresses,
Sw'ts and J aconelte Edgings and Inserting.
Lisle. Bobbin and Thread Edgings and Lace,
Printed Lawna, Bonn, t. Cap and Tasset 'Ribboo,
Msrbled Mourning Ginghsm,
C'arved Shell Tuck Combs,
Ladiea Black and Kid Gloves.
J.BROWN, ,
No. 9 Fsyeitevilla St.
Raleigh, March 25th, 1850. . S
DATS SPRING STILE 1850. E
IfTlASHIONABLE Moleskin, Medium Beaver, I
p Men a and Boy a summer llatsol almost every
description. For bale by
R TUCKER
SON.
March 25th, 1850.
25
A, RICH ASSORTMENT ofSilver-Pkated C
tors, Candlesticks, pad Girsndola.
Bronx Chamber Candlestick, for sale by
And
U PALMER 9- RAMSEY:
November 6, 184. - ' 4
lITfor Sale-DOLLjap';
JsV . ' hjn Extract, orVefe
S Celebrated . Herba
reUble Hair Wash '
Also, aa extensive ai
fumery. , v , .
November 26. 184.
nateat of all kindr er per-
PALMER fBAMSEY,
GOLD WAIST BUCKLES AND SLIDES
just receiveda beautiful article. Also, on
hand, 2 Harrisoa Marble Clocks, , warranted rood
wine pieces x or saie oy
PALMER 4- RAMSAY.,
December 4, 1849. j fee
IRON RJYD STEEL. -
rSr' Tons Swede's American and English Iron
(f : aasorted,
tons Blister, Cast, Shear aad German Steel
assorted
Nail Rods, Band aad Hoop Iron assorted.
a nun in want oi tne anove will and it za their
interest to five us a call: tha price can net fail to suit
PEBLEJ, WH1TEJAV14
JPetsrshnrg, January 2, 1830,
8 41
BOXES English and Goshen Cheese, just
received and for sale by
R. TUCKER f SOTS'.
Nov29,
33
IIATS LATEST STYLES.
"B"uat at hand. '
99
HEARTT ft LITCHFOJID.
Stebbins, Darraeott & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Earthenware, China, and Glass,
Pier, Mantel and Tpiltt Leoking-glatttt.
Britannia and Plated Warer
Lard Lamps, Castors, Table Ctleryh &e.
NO. 101 BROAD STREET,
Shockoe Hill,
RICHMOJW, VIRGINIA.
CH AS. STEBBINS,
JNO. DARRACOTT.
BENJ. K PULL EN.
lJ Particular attention paid to Packing
Pea 11th. )S49. 99 iy
m lauiiicnua iinip stick A superior
M . . . a m . . . . .
article or J
orthern sperm, in store and for sale
by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD & CO.
GROCERIES.
A , GOOD supply of Groceries, such
a Brown.
jftV. Crushed, Clarified aud
Coffee Rio, Java, Lairuira.
Pulverized- Sugars,
A good aupply of Molasses, low, from prima to best.
Tallow. Adamantiue and Sperm Caudles,
A fjesh lot of the bext Buckwheat in Bags, and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Call on Walker, for he is the boy to selj hareains.
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh. Feb. 5. 1850. n
NEW BOOKS.
, URICULAR Confession, in
the
Protestant
wfeft bsujeopal church
Fairy Tales from aR Na-
Hons; Dark Scenes of History, by G. P. R. James
Sir Edward Graham, or Rail Way Speculation's,
by Catherine Sinclair, Physician snd Patient.
Greenwood Leavs. History of Spanish Literature,
by Ticknar. The War with Meiieo, by H. S.
Ripley. The Whale and hia Captors, by Chever
A System of Ancient and Meailleve! Gaocraohv'.hv
by H. D. TDRNER.
Raleigh, Feb: 4th, 1850. . II
A DIES Thick aad Thin Sole Silk Top Gaiter,
Received to day by
K. TUCKER & SON.
October 8th, 1849. 81
A T HARDING'S CLOTHING STORE, still
on hand, a full assortment of Winter Clothing
at redncei prices.
E. L. HARDING.
FLOWING
A SUPERIOR article
sale low by
February 12, 1850.
VARNISH.
for Cabinet Makers, for
P. F. PESCUD.
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 aver, at PALMER S-
RAMSAY'S Jewelry Store. The moat extensive
stock of all articlea in their line that has been offer
ed for sale nere ior years, uome anu see, ir you do
not buy.
4 Dozen gold and ailver Watches, of sll kinds,
Gold fob, vest and guard Chains, Keys and Seals,
Finger-rings, Ear-rings, Breast-pins, Studs, and
collar Buttons,
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Clasps, gold silver and
s prion steel spectacles.
Gold and silver Pencils aud Pens aad waist Buck
les, Silver Qombs snd Tortoise shell Spectacles,
A very extensive assortment of Silrer and Plated
Spoons, Cups, Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Salt
Spoons, Slc.
A large stock of Cutlery, Raton, Knives, Rssor
straps, and Diamond Paste for Raiors, Brushes,
Hair Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes, cte.
Butter snd Fruit Knives. Gold and Silver Thim
bles, Gold and Silver Mounted Walking Canes,
Silver Plated Castors, Candle Slicks, Waiters,
Baskets, Girandoles,' ' ,
A large assortment of Perfumery, Colognes,
Soaps, Boses Tor Toilets, Fancy articles, and
Christmas presents, aad a variety of other arti
cles All kinds of Watches and 3 ewelery repaired in
snperior style Old Gold and Silver received in ex
change.
m a V a ns w m Waa
Raleigh, Nov. 2L, 1849. 83 tf
B
UviGlES, HORSES, AND CARRIAGES
lor sal by
GEO. T. COOKE.
Mansion House Livery Stable.
Raleigh Jan. 31 1. 1850. 10
New Firm.
THE Subscribers hsving connected themselves
in buina, under tha Firm of BcrraLos dfc
Cook a, taka tnis occasion to inionn tna rubiie, mat
they will keep constsntly en hand all articles rwe-
sarj for the uses of the Family or Farm. Their atoe
conatxta in part ot the following article :
Bscon and Lard,
Flour. Meal and Corn,
Iron and Nails.
Cssi. German and Blister 8 teal,
Casting, Trace Chain and Waading Haas,
Loaf, chrushed, clarified and brown Sugars,
Coffee, Molasses. and Salt,
Sal and upper Leather,
8perm, Adamantine and Tallow Csndlcs,
Powder. Shot snd Lead,
Tobacco, Snuffs and Soaps, ttc. Act, dC,
Country produce particularly eurn, fodder and
dry beef-hide will ba laken at a fair exchange.
Tbe above article navmg been caretuily selected,
and bought with Cash, tha Subscribers ara determin
ed not lo be under-sold by any deslers in the City.
' J. U. M. BUrFALUB,
GEORGE T. COOKE.
April, 9th 1850., , . , j 1 9
N. B. South side of Hargett 8treet, fourth and
fifth doors east of Williams, Haywood f Go's Prug
Store. ,v . . .
Wanteds
iONE or two first rate Coat hand, wanted in-'
Uy mediately.
April 8th, 1850.
89 ft
1 1 -
rmfiS 'ibseribsf filter ielarhms fcli aaa
JX 'Jbaoks to the Pabiic, for the very libsfal aad,
Keneroo patroasf a, hitherto extended ta ktaa, woabJ .
respeclfullj give notice that he continaesto pfossv
cuts hi lui of baj.inee, in all itt4 brtachea, arith
promptness and efficiency. His Stable, ara daaaT
and commodious, and his Ostlers experienced aad at.
iDd!d 00 Pisf expense have been a
snau be spared tw reader Mlkfaclioa te ( wa9 m
rooise kia EstaulUhmrnU , .
Ha will keep oon,sta8dj on band, tat bira, ".
....... : : - a .. '
. HORSEcT willbe boarded by tba imj,'
week, month or year, ou the most
moderate terms. Drovsr will find flda W
a central position, and a roost coave. j
nnnt one for eSectioc sales, and thaw
wijl alway s find ample accommodation fwTMj fltiam
bwtfflwm however lara. "TT . v f a
Tha Subscriber ha auto e eel ad. new awajaee-.
meat by which h will be enabled ta keep new and
yiu DiwwtaayaBU nvnaaf,T TJOt tzttomg w
I Bew feature in his ausinasa. . , r
Tba Subscriber hopes that his friends aiut tha
Public wilt continue to aivs him a ttiaL It U all
mil asaaw
! JAMES M. HARRIsk
I... . i- .- - ..... . TT r
Raleigh. September 88, 1841.
TO HIRE I "
A FIRST rate Blacksmith. Appry at this Offiaa
January 22, 1850.
7 St
ritOCK AMD DRESS CATL
lfTI HAU.DXG baa just received a first
MlZdm assortment of Frock aad
Dreas Coata
I beautiful French Cloths.
Cheap for Caah. .
ur,!,ub snperior trthjla of Rpi
9JJ flavored, just, to hand
WILLIAM'S, HAYWOOD A CO.
To Dentists.
Supply of very superior Gold Foif jnat recel
(Stab ved, and for sale for cash $38 per oz. by . -9
P. F. PESCUP.
Yeaat Powders A uotber supply of tbosa
Yeast Powder, jtust received. .
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD f CXX '
I MOUNT KALl: TIHPOLl. '
C SUPERIOR nilii fn. n.: j
ibh;n. flM a?;i... n o. B, n.- .
teZTXl 71
rort and Glass ware, just received snd for sale b
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO. '
Raleigh, March lvth, 1850. ' gi
IA
FRESH supply of Townaeuda, Sands aad'
Bristols in stare aad for sal by .- ? . ; '
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD, am COi v
Ralsigh, Sept. 7, 1849 , Mi
S. F. PHILLIPS, 4
ATTENDS THE COURTS in the Ctmniittf
of Orange, Alamance, W.ake and Chatkam." Z
Ckpel Hilt, N. May 94, ll4V. t f ?
MITaYlnud'a Sunf f, No. 2 A freak aup.
XV
ply just received and -for sale bv "
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD CO ,i
fniuriuesian, KngUah and A mar Man Chase
U For sale by
R. TUCKER dk SON.
March 30th 1850.
olina will be held in Christ Church at Elisabeth Ci
ty, on the last Wednesday in May, being , tba Ivth
day of May. 1850,
EDWARD LEE WINSLOW, 8eey. '
Marsh 30th 1850. , - g
Livery Stables!
2ITIHE Subscribers, lake occasion te inform their
ait friends and the public generally, that they will
carry on the business, iu all its branches, aVlh sanM
stand ; aud that no efforts nor , expeaae will ba
spared on their part to accommodate tha jU'svelling
cumuiuuity. Couveyancea, with good horse and
careful drivers, will be furnished at all Uinee and at
short notice ; aud in fact, every convenience far
travelling, in toe way 01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
will be supplied en lh moM lavur able and aeei
dating terms.
Tbe Subscriber also expect to keep constantly an
hand, good .
HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, AC, Z
a mm. "mr-v w-nn- fiat Jr-v - '
a i.iai nil an l mil ail . t jj
And persons wishing to put out their Horses oy
the week, or mouth, or year, wHI have I hem wail
attended to, at moderate prices. Their Stables ara as)
Wilmiugtou Street, just ta tha East of Market Saiara.
Hoping to receive liberal encouragement, the
dersigned pledge themselves to do all in lh sir sow
er to merit public patronage and favor. 4 .
COOKE -BUFFALO E."
Raleigh, April 8. If 50. ' : : : , 89
If ttbiu Extracts for the ftlandlter
U, A ChiCH. dkC. Tha Subscriber keeps awn
xtautly oa hand all tbe fashionable Odors of Lubin
warranted genuine aad for sale ky -
H. DTORNXat
Manufacturink Establisl
ITOSEPRWOLTERIKG or nkvlni
of years Foreman ia tha Raleigh and., Gaston
Kail Road Blacksmith Shop) respectfully announce
to the eitisens of Raleigh aud the sarrouudieg Coun
ties, that ha i prepared to maaufaetur - ' ii
tdSOSS. OF ALL DESCBIPTjbirs; r
Oima auta listols, ,
Carriage Springs,. MUhmarkiiBrast Castings and
in smart, any thing in Machine and Blacksmith togrlh,
na is also saxraaxn to sue soots aaxt. nAnciaa, At
tbe auoaTianr norm.
Also has oai band an extensiva aasbrtinwntW LacStrn
of aH kinds, al prieea from JO oeala to SOtdtdUra ;
Edgetoola, an assort meat of Axes, Dtwingvkaive,
Hatchets, Hammers. Files of various deacriptiooa,
and a number of articles in his liae ; too tedioae to
naoMibw. - . . ...-
Ail orders faithfolly executed at the laweet' priae,
and new work eairuted to his eaie wiJI ha warraat
ed, , Orders from a distance wdl be attended to. and
exeeuled at the abortest notice., liie Establishawnt
will be found al the Raleigh Railroad Depot. .
' 'Repairiag iu bis line performed with neatness and
depalch. Also, a genrrai ' aasorUueal of Guns and
Piatol constantly oaiiand. hit
Raleigh, April 17, 1849.
WIGS AM CALP8. i
TO ILL olFFK KING FBOS THE CEFKCl CI
lirocr . Quirks ihe.Rejuvejtaior, kasaaad
V arrangements ta visit Raleigh, on or. by the
lum inst., when he will be prepared to Scalp or
Scratch all those who may require hi artistin ser
vices, ia the way of aieAsVe mr pari Head of tfahf;
or to advise with theyoorig, who are likely to be
come prematurely bald. . tibe will ba found .at hia
Koom, at Xarbrongb'siotel. on bib am vat. .
rt? , - THOMAS aUlRlti
-.... of 4BtfBiawwaysj
AprU 5ta, 1850. . . . 188 tf;
( iNSEEO OIL 7 ,
G A LL'OS Mou quin. TAnotai OH rs-
i tw mw ceivsa ui wj suu ivr hk.pt
Ralaigh, April 9th, 1S59. 99
Standard and Times copy.
not satuticd with a mere conjee
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