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MJBER71.
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VOLUME
POETRY.
The following beautiful and touching little po
rn by Mr. Ldwell, (wife of tbe poet.) roataina
a lef soo of consolation which will win its way to
ataov bereaved and bleeding heart. It wii ad
dressed to a female friend, who had been called
ipoo to give up a loved and cherished babe, to
darkness and the worm,' and we present it to all
orrowing parents in the confident hope that its
simple and pathetic admonitions will not be unac
ceptable :
When on ray ear your loss was kneUed,
And tender sympathy upburst,
A little rill from memory swelled.
Which once bad soothed my bitter thirst :
And I was fain "o bear to yoa
Dome portion of H snild relief.
Tint" might be as healing dew
To steal some fever from your grief.
After our child's untroubled breath
Up to the Father took its way.
And oo our home the shade of death
Like a long twilight haunting lay :
A-mI friends came round with os to weep
Her lii'ie spirit's soft remove,
Tli if story of the Alpine sheep
Was told to us by one we love ;
Tbey in the valley's sheltering care.
Soon crop the meadow' lender prime,
And when the sod grows brown and bare
The shepherds strive to make them climb
To airy shelves of pasture green
That hang along the mountain side,
Where grass and flowers together lean.
And down through mist the sunbeams slide.
But naught can tempt the timid things
That steep and rugged path to try.
Though sweet the shepherd calls and sing.
And seared below tbe pastures lie.
Till in his arms their lambs he takes.
Along the dizzy verge logo.
Then, heedless of the rifts and break,
Tbey follow on, o'er rock and snow.
And in those pastures lifted fair.
More dewy soft than lowlaud mead,
Th- hepherd drops his tender care,
And beep anJ lames together feed.
This parable by nature breathed.
Blew on me as the South wind free.
O'er frozen brooks that fl at nnshealhed
From icy thraldom to the sea.
A blissful vision, through the night,
Would all my happy senses sway
Of the good shepherd on the height,
Or climbing up the slony way.
Holding our Hole lamb asleep :
And like the burthen of the sea.
Sounded that voire atone the deep.
Saying, A rat and follow me.
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the New York Courier.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENTS.
George Washisgtox died at his own
borne the place made illustrious by his as
sociation with it. There, where he had
ever gone with such eager enjoyment of its
employments more pri ted and valued than
place or power there, where pilgrims, even
while be lived, had gone from all parts of the
realms of civilization, that they might know
and conterse with the greatest and best :
there, with the voice of a united approbation
constantly Coming to him from the people,
be met the arrow of death. It came sud
denly so suddenly, that the tidings of his
decease and hia sickness came simultan
eously to tbe balls of Congress.
. John Adams came to "the end of all living1'
I bis residence in Quiney surrounded by
the atmosphere of boots and of study to
biro congenial and delightful. He refreshed
his aged mind by the strong thoagbts of the
classical past. His conversation was the
richest pouring out of the results of an obser
vation from a high and honored and useful
position ; of tbe incidents and experiences
of the stormy and strong days of the Revolu
tion All of which he saw, and part of which he was.
Tbe fourscore years and ten beyond that
verge of old age wbicb comes "by reason of
strength" was a time of usefulness. He
remembered what bad gone before, and by
its light illustrated, to those who were so fa
ored as to enjoy his converse, his Present.
On the most memorable day of that month,
July, which has proved so fatal to presiden
tial life, he died realizing what day it was,
nd rejoicing in it. The lamp of existence
went out gradually and the nation mourned
as that great light of the Revolution went
out.
It was on tbe same day that Thomas Jef
7ERSON breathed his last. To him the end
of life bad come with slow and observed pro-,
jreas. His great age withered under no ,
weariness or wreck. He had pledged the ,
full measure of the fame that this earth eould
fiord. Everywhere, in different hemis
pheres and languages, eminent and illustri
ui with the friendship and the respect of
boss most distinguished and worthy of dis
tinction. Monticello was regarded as a to.
lity to which a visit was an era in one's
life. There he uttered the matured and
perfected judgment speaking as one confi
dent that be gave no unmeaning oracle.
His countrymen sorrowed that be had depar
ted when they heard of bis death, but recog
nized the time as a glorious termination to
uch a career.
The Man of the Constitution the wise
M accurate Madion in himself the em.
litnent of the complete statesman finish .
d bis earthly career as quietly and at calm
7 as such a character might most fittingly
"aire. In the service of his country be had
Pawn up, ,( )ad fie(i lo tie admiration
' civilization tbe long series of public Bla
zons which his country insisted he should
cupy. Iie djed j lia own goo State
irgmia to wbicb, for so many years, such
""cuecis as that of bis and Jeffexson. and
we rest of the long line of intellectual rank,
nd secured, bv an undoubted title, the ap-
r-iuon oi tbe Aucieot Dominion. He par.
ted from life, rather than was aoutlenlyseTV
ere d rem it and the kews of his death came
over the nation like tbe gazing at the sunset
of a fforious day.
It was in this great city, amidst the "pomp
and circumstance" of. a civic celebration of
the nation's birthday, that the patriot, axes
Moirsos,1 breathed his last. The roar of the
rejoicing cannon the manifestation that the
men of tbe Revolution were remembered
rung in his dying ear. He had been one of
them. He had enjoyed tbe confidence of the
Father of hia Country. "I will send Mr.
Monroe, said Washington to that famous
Committee of the Democratic party, who cal
led on him respecting the vacant embassy to
France. The country saw, with astonish
ment, the death of another president on the
anniversary of American Independence.
Surrounded by the kindness and attention of
his own kindred, his frame yielded to disease,
after a struggle of many days The city
turned from its rejoicing to pour unfeigned
sorrow over the IaH of the Presidents who
had won a place inthe hearts of the people,
in the eventful days when colonies faded and
states sprung to being.
And, who will who can ever forget the
death of brave Old Tippecanoe T He who
had by valor and fidelity, by doing courage
ously and honestly all his duty, found such
a home in the people's heart, that the her
culean effort of desperate parly machinery
could not remove him thence. He who, in
faithfulness to his principle and his friends,
and candor and courtesy to his opponent?,
conducted a canvass of such vigor as the
like never before was seen, and ha not since
been experienced. He who, after winning
a no wearing the laurels of the proudest tri
umph that ever a civic contest afforded,
yielded to the destroyer. Even yet it is i
vid in our memorif s, of the intensity of feel
ing with which the news of his illness was
watched, as it came (with a laggard step
which would now be unendurable) day by
day, and of the tears thai fell from "eyes un
used to weep," when the man that never
lost a battle, left this world of unrertain hap
piness and most certain grief. The White
House then first fell the tread of the skele
ton foot, and the startled heart of the people
throbbed with a fervor of sorrow till then
unknown.
The brave warrior who never lost the en
thusiastic confidence of the people a con
fidence against the giving of which able
men reasoned well, but which was fully
yielded to the last the man of determined
will and whose energy wrote strong records
in his country's history, died in the midst
of a peaceful home ; those around him, who
were ppared to attend his declining yt-nrs,
and with their kindness making radiant life's
last hour.
In the Hermitage, the President who hat.
wielded power, so fully and freely bestowed,
by a popularity, between the era of Wash
iugton and his own, without parallel in
this retreat from the cares that do so wait up-
,4ml place ami STaTton, General JackjorTrlied.
He had lingered long ; he kit and acknowl
edged the slow and sure sten of decay. His
O
fame belongs to ihe country. He must have j
been a great man, indeed, who could so clus
ter the affections of the people around him.
In the Capitol itself within the arches ;
that had echoed bck his words of surpas
sing wisdom and eloquence, he died who
His sire a sajc himself a greater wa.
As, from his very boyhood, he had been
identified will: the public service, so the
halls of the public council heard his dying
words. The business ol trie nation was I
hushed in silence, lt-st its progress should
disturb the parting spirit, and the assembled
reprcrentatives knew it was a reflection of
the will of the people, that they shou'd gath
er around his coffin, as children when a fath
er dies.
Thought liealfli forsook him in a moment,
there was time for the nation lo hear the ti
dings that it was about to lose its highest in
tcllect its most valuable memory free
dom's veteran. John Qncv Adams see
med, though aged, to be of the class of life's
busy men, and in the midst of energetic ac
tion, he died. There were none to fill bis
place, and it remains unfilled.
Mft Polk, when he met the fate lhalcomes
to all, was the tenant of a happy home, sur
rounded by all the circumstances that tend
to make life a condition of good. He had
achieved, at an age much younger than that
of bis predecessors, the highest honor his
country could bes'ow on him. That he be
came President by a popular election is an
evidence, which a thousand theories are
powerless to gainsay, that he was a man of
ability, of talent. He had an eventful ad
ministration, the history of which in wisdom
and impartiality it is not yet the time to write.
Its anxieties and cares wrote ihtir sad im
press on his physical frame. His decease
so soon after the expiration of his term of of
fice seemed painfully sudden, and all other
feelings merged into an univirsal and un
feigned regret. There was a consoling re
membrance in this that it was at his own
home, in the State whose annals he had hon
ored, that he went to his rest. There, hearts
that had known him best were ready to con
sole tbe bereaved and reflections such as
these soothed and softened the last struggle.
And of the last and keenest blow that has
fallen on the presidential ranks, what ade
quate words can be uttered ? It is the com
mander dying in the midst of the battle
tbe man at tbe wheel shot down when the
struggle is fiercest.
Everywhere the pen of power and the voice
of eloquence are speaking to the foil heart
of the people.
Tbe thread of destiny seems woven into a
warn of mvstery, byeventssuch astbatwbich
even yet have scarcely loal their feature of
wonder.
Tbe manner of the death of President
Taylob is known to all. The future bas its
own light or shadow.
J. D. WILLIAMS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCflANT.
FAYETTETILLE,
NORTH CAROLINA- '
Julyl9th; I8S0. -
6o 60.
s Shoes. -
CONSISTING of Ladies Kid W.lking,
Do do Slipper,
Do Whit do do
Do do 8;uin do
Do Motroco DooU,
Misaea and children Black Morroco Bootes,
Just Raceived by
R. TUCKER SON.
August 2Cth, 1850. 69
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
FALL STYLE FOR 1850.
SOMETHING entirely new and decidedly ele
gnu Call and examine.
K. TUCKER & 80N.
6a
August 26ih, 1650.
JUST Received, and for sale, on consign
ment, a large lot of Summer and Fa.ll Coats,
Vts and Pants, which we are selling very low, to
close a consignment.
A. B. S riTH & CO.
Angal26, 1850. r9
New Firm.
HE Subscriber bavins: connected thrmrM
1
in busineso, under tbe Firm of Dcmiloi A-
Uooa, lake (hit occasion to in farm the Public, thai
they will keep constantly on hand all article neces
sary for tbe utea of the Family or Farm. Their stock
conast in part of the following article :
Bacon and Lard,
Flour, Meal and Corn,
Iron and Nail,
Caal, German and BiUter Steel,
Casting, Trace Chains and Weeding Hjc,
Loaf, chrushed, clarified and brown 8uga,
Coffee, Molase and Salt,
Sole and upper Leather,
Sperm, Adainanline and Tallow Candle?,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Tobacco, Snuffs and Soaps. 4"C.,$c, 4c.
Country produce particularly crn, fodder and
dry beef-hides will be taken at a fair exchange.
Tbe above article having been carefully selected
and bought wiih Cash, the Subscriber are determin
ed not to be under-sold by any dealers in ihe Citv.
J. G. M. BUFFALO 13,
GEORGE T. COOKE.
April, 9th 18o0. 29
N B. fouih side of Harpett Street, fourth arid
fifth doors east of YVillum, Haywood $ Co' Drug
Store
(Xj The Season ha now arrived when Dysente
ry, Bowel Complaint, 4c, are ihj most prevalent.
These diseases very often prove fatal lo loth Chil
dren and Adult ; therefore ihey should be removed
lcfore debility and exhaustioo enue. One bottle
of
BERNARDS CHOLERA MEDICINE,
Will cure the worst case in less than 24 hours, if
used according lo directions. It ha stood tmk
tt or xui Kin, and haa never been known to
fail, even when the mot eminent Physicians pro
nounced the patient beyon ihe reach ot med cine
Over 200 references and certificates can t rao Dress.
For the cure of
CHOLERA INFANTUM,
Tlii Medicine ha no equal. It can be given lo
an infant a week old with perfect t fely. It i pleas
ant to the taste and nannies in it composiiion.
A fresh supply jut received and for sale by
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, August 3rd, 1850. 02
SH0CCT0 LANDi
fOR SAl-E.
N the 1 6' li day of September next, I will sell
at Public Auction, on tbe premise, the Tract
of Land oh which I re.ide, coutaining
About 1000 Acres,
and lyinc one mile above tbe White Slllplier,
aitd five almve Shocco Spring. It produce Corn.
Wheat and Tobacco luxuriantly ; and contain an
unusual quantity of rich fores), and thoroughly di
ked and drained low-grounds, in the angle of Flat
and JSIkktco Creeks. The Dwelling i la'(t, com
fortable and tastefully finished in a beautiful grove,
and surrounded with all necessary farm house, and
negro cabins. iih atone chimneys.
The Plantation i in good heart, having been
worked on the three shift and horizontal p'ans. The
water is good and abundant. The health and so
ciety of the neighborhood proverbial
One third of the furchai money will be requir
ed ; and the remainder payable in two equal instal
ments, on a credit of one and two years, wiih inter
est.
S. G. WARD.
Warren County. Anguat 27ih, 1S50 2t 70
MUIR & JAMES,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
IX CI1IXA,
GLASS AID EARTIIE1 WARE,
Corner of Syeanwrt and Bollingbrook Strait,
PifttERSBtRG, Va.,
HAV Ejust received of their
turn importation an unnrtially
large Stock of Goods for tbe
Fall Tkadb, consistiog of
China , Glass. Earthen and Stoiu
Ware. Britannia Ware, Look
ifig Glosses, Lantps, Giran
doles, Waiters and every des
cription of Famct Good uu
sually foood in their line of
business, embracing many en
tirely sure and beautiful styles, to wbicb they partic
ularly invite the attention of the trade particularly
CouTBT Merchants; assuring tbem thru they will
find roods as low as in any similar establishment id
the United States.
MUIR & J AME9.
August 29ib. 1S50. Iio70
FOR SEPTEMBER 1850.
j. If. JUiVRIT 6f CO, Managers
BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
$50.000 !
40 PRIZES OF $1,000 !
TICKETS OJS'LY 10 DOLL4RS !
VI RGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. 100, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday,
September 7th, 1S50.
Most Brilliant Scheme I
1 Splendid Priie of 850,000, 1 of 30 ,000, 1 of 20,000
1 of 10,000, 1 of 4,000 1 of 2,200, 40 Prizes of
1,000, 40 Of 500.
. dec. $-a
78 Number Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots.
Ticket 10 Halve 95 Quarters 2 50.
Certificates of package of 26 Whole ticket f 130 00
Do. do. of 26 Half do 65 00
Do. do. of 28 Quarter do 32 50
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Package ia the above Splendid Lotteries will re
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official ac
count of each drawing seat immediately after itja
over to all who order from us. -
Addrws J.frC MAURY $ CO.
' mSUxanJria, V i
ITiRESERVED GINGER, last received try
IV9 1. n waive
1L
L. B. WALKER.
SPRING'
The undersigned are receiving direct from New
Orleans and other Market, a large stock 'of Sugar,
M onuses, j-c. which. ihj will sell for cash or to
punctual dealers, on favorable term
Tbey have now in tSidre,
105 Hhd. New Orleans Sugar
350 Boxes and Bbl refined do
110 Bbla. New Orleans and W. I. Molasses
40 Hbds. do do do do
$50 Bags Prime Green Rio - Laguira Coffee
ltOO Bags Shot
500 Kegs Nails, Cumberland and other Brands
50 Ton English Iron, Imported direct into Pe
tersburg. 40 do HweJes and American do
600 Reams wrapping, writing and letter paper
300 Boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Can
dies
10 Tone Castings
10 do Grind Stones
100 Dozen Painted Psils,
With a full assortment of Winiv, Brandies &e
&c. &c.
PEEBLES WHITE it DAVIS.
Old St. Petersburg Va.
March 5th XB50.- ' 25
ENGLISH MUSTARD.
AFRESH supply of (Saddler and Fifties,) Eng
lish Mustard; just received, nnd for mile by
P. F. PESCUD
R' igh, July 2Ht, 1S50 60
NEW U00K&
rPHK Shoulder Knot. By B. F. Teft.
Rail Way Economy in Eun pe and America.
By Dr. Lnrduer.
Pnst, Present, nnd the Future. By Lnmartine.
The History of the Confessional. By Bishop
Hopkins. d
The Vale ofC'rdnrs. By Grace Aguilar.
No 2. The Daltous. By Lever.
O'.J Oak Chest. Dy James.
Mary Morton, or the Broken Promise. By Ar
i thur.
i Edmond Dantes, Sequel to Monte Chriato. By
; Duiiias.
The Mob Cap. By Mrs. Ilcntie.
No 14 CopperficlJ
II. D. TURNER.
Ruleigh, July 8th, 1550. 57
"SPRING 'GOODS l8507
TH E Sultcriber i opening his Spring Stock, at
bis old aland, of the latest importations and Domes
tic Mauulscturcs, corieisung of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats, Chocs, Crockvry, Hardnaie, and Groceiies,
ItiO
100
pieces Cali:oes, various colors.
' Brown and Bleached Shifting and Sheet-
mg.
Gingham, Lawns, Irish Linen, Holland' Cot
lonade and other Summer Goods for men and boy.
Padded for children,
Brown, KetiueJ, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf
Sugar,
Java, Laguira and Rio Colli e,
Cut Nils and Brads,
California and other Hat for men and loy.
All of which will be sold on reasonable term for
Cash, or to prompt customer on time.
J. BROWN.
No. 9, Fayetleville t.
Raleigh, April IS. 1S50. 31
. UU1TTO.X JL TODD
Ficamore Street, opposite PorrdCs Hotel, Petersburg,
Van OFFER FOK 8.LE,
bhd refined sugar
20U has Rio, I.sguyria, and Java coffee
40 packages loaf, crushed and powdered sugars
20 tens Swe.ln, American and Eng'iah iron
30 bales horse hoes
ICO bales Gunny. Dundee and German bagging
100 Cuils bale rope
150 boxes sperm, adjmsntine aud tallew candies
50 boxes soap
10 boxes very 'perior family soap
100 barrels old rye double and sinyle rectified
whiskey
21 barrels grape brandy
5 i pipe Cog. brandy, part v?ry fine,
2 hhd. rum
20 pipes a ad 1-4 pipes Port, Mad. and Sherry
wine
1 00 bag t-hot assorted,
760 kegs null, Cumberland and Rapid falls,
30 sides sole leather
150 ream wrapping paper
80 rramleter and cap paper
! 25 hhJs. and I bis mo!a.c
10U boxes window glass, S x 10 and 10 x 12
Hoiee collar, saddle bridles, bed Cords, lines, pep
per, ginger, pice, mce, starch, chocolate, water
bucke s, cotton cards, bum) iron, hoop iron, castings,
c-'tton varus, wazon whips. e &c tc. All of
the aboe goods will be sold at ihe lowest rates.
BRIT I ON 4 TODD.
August 21 IS.'.O. 68 3m
Notice.
rfj-iHE subscriber rives notice thai application
I will be made to ihe President and Director of
the Wilmington and Raleich Rail Road Company,
for the renewal of a Certificate for S I share in tbe
Capital Stock of said Company ; said Certificate
having been destroyed by fire.
MA KY P. HARRISS.
Wilmington. August 24th. 1850. 68
Livery Stables!
2TTXHE Subscribers, take occasion, to inform their
LLi friends and the public generally, that they will
carry on the busioes. in all it branches, t the same
atand ; aud that oo efforts uor expense will be
spared on their part lo accommodate the travelling
community. Conveyances, with good horses and
careful drivers, will be furnished at all times aad at
short notice ; aud in I act, every convenience for
travelling, in the way of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. &C,
will be supplied on the most favorable aud accomo
dating terms.
The bnbttoribers also expect to keep constantly en
hand, good
HOKSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &C,
0KEX2 a3.slQ.L3UQ
And persons wishing to put out their Horses by
tbe week, or mouth, or year, will have them well
attended to, at moderate prices. Their Stable are on
ilmiugtou Street, just to the Last of Market Ssqoare.
Hoping lo receive liberal encouragement, the un
dersigued pledge themselves to do all in their pow
er to merit public patronage and favor.
tJUfrAliOE j-CUOKK.
Raleigh, April 5, 1 850. 23
Head Quarters 7th Division N. C. Militia,
NashVills', August 15th, 1850. )
4KRDERS No. 3. A Review will be held of I
JF Regiments belonging to tbe seventh Division
of N ortb Carolina Militia, at tbe following times and
places.
22nd Regiment at Nashville, October 7th.
i!0th do do Bridgers, do 9 th,
2 1st do do Tarboro' do 10th,
13th do do Williamston, do 12 lb,
15tb do do M. Ground, do 14th,
. 16th. do do Jackson, - do 12th,
14th do do M. Ground, do 17th,
2jrd do do Warreoton, do . 19th,
29th do do Leoiaborg, do 22nd,
36 36 do do Raleigh, do 24ib,
By Order of MaJ- Gxa. SineLKTAar,
JNO. L FORE MAN, A. DC.
-Angus! 15th, 1850. 67
Spring and SulTmer Goodr
For 1850.
Tucker and Son.
WHO constantly keep on baqd an extensive
assortment of the best and most desirable.
as well as fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
are now receiving their Spring and Summer supply
lor ibou. une or tbe irm has jnst returned rrom
New York, where be purchased a rich variety of
Goods of this Spring's Importations, before tbey had
been picked over, and before tbe advance in prioe;
and having thus had tbe choice of the large and
splended fresh arrivals, and tba advantage of low
prices, tbey Hatter themselves they will be better
prepared than ever to inet the demands of this mar
ket, and please their numerous friends and custom
ers, io town and country. Tbey respectfully invite
tho public to call and examine their stock. They
have just received a supply of the followinz, and
are daily receiving such other articles as are usually
ept in a Ury Uoods end Family Grocery Store,
suited to the wants and taste of this ce insanity.
BITLGro De Rhine Silks,
P nthl nd PigoreJ Chameleon Silks,
B roc he and Plain Grenadines,
Plain and Embroidered Black ditto,
Fancy and Black Silk Tissues,
Silk Albarines and Hernanies,
Corn colored Grenadines,
Evening Dresse?,
Embroidered and Doited Fancy Swiss Muslins,
Chambeiy, French and American Gingham,
Caniblet Lustres, and Linen Gingham.
Melries, and Fancy Diamond Jaikonet,
Plain and printed Lawn and Muslins,
Tarlcton, Hwias, India, Victoria, Bishop, Book,
aud Dotted Jackonet Mu-lin,
Rich Bonnet, Cape, Neck, Cuff and Belt Rib
bons. Freiich Nredle Work Capes, Collars and Cuf&,
Ladies' and Gentlemen' Pari Kid Gloves.
Swiss and Jack met Edgings and Inserting,
Lisle and Linen Edgings and Ribbons,
Linen and Fncy Silk Dress Buttons.
Kus.-ia Braid and Fancy Silk Tfimmii gs,
Lidiet,' and Misses' L.C. Hem Stitch and Tape
Bordered Hdkft.
.Mu-lin. M.ihnir, Grass and Hough Patent Skirts.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEUES, of the various
colors and qualnit s.
Linen &. Cotton Goods, in great varieties, many
of which are touched with the Hungarian and
California finish.
Black and Fancy Satin and Silk VESTING8,
Plaid and Embroidered Marseilles ditto, $c &.
HATS, tc Determined always te furnish what
ever is latest, rarest and best, they offer an ex
tensive stock of Men's, Youth's and children
Fashionable and Flat Brim Mole Skin, Pana
ma, Maracaib, Leghorn, Sewed Pedal's, Hun"
garian and Palm Hats.
Infant's Fancy Good.
AUo, Umbrellas, Parasols, Bonnets, Shoes, Hard,
ware, Cutlery, Groceries, &c. All ot which
they now are offering on the most liberal terms.
K. TUCKER & SON
Raleigh .March 15th 1850.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
FOR 1650.
K7E are now in receipt of our entire Spring
W supply, embracing every thing in our
hue, JVeus, Durable nnd Beautiful, Cloths, Ca
simeres, Drap d'etes. Drillings, Satin. Silks Mar
seille, Shalhes, &c ,&c. all of which will be made
up lo order a heretofore with neatness and dis
patch. Thankful for paet favor we earnestly solicit
a continuance of patronage. Our entire Stock wa
selected by Mr. Oliver in person, and we can with
confidence recommend it not only to be "Frcth and
tine but of the very latest Importations
OLIVER & PROCTER,
Alerchant Tailors,
Raleigh, N. C.
April 1 9th, )8:0. 33
P- 6. Paris, London, arid American Fashions at
hand. (). &, P.
From Hie Opera of tlx "two SUlT-ors.'
Translated on Fayetleville Street.
I dreamrd thai her favoring glance fell
On a well-dressed Beau at her side.
And I rould'nt tell why ihe laughing Belle,
Had refused to become my bride.
But a single glance at my rival' Coat,
Told me there lay the strength of the game ;
And I said if the Tailor's in Town wbucan doit,
I'll have one exactly ihe Mine.
Then I dreamed that 1 searched the Town all o'er.
For the gem that would win her heart,
Till I found myself standing in front jf the Store
Where clothing is fahioned by art ;
And then I remembered that ibis was the place
Where the Coat of my rival was made,
And entering in, right befor my lace.
Lay a Broad-Cloth, exactly the shade.
The ('oat was Fent home, and like Cesar I sped,
I came, and I saw, and I won
For she smilingly said, when I asked her lo we'd,
"What an elegant Coat you have on "
Three days from that time, perhsps il was more,
I induced her to alter her name ;
And I still boy my Coars al ihe very same Store,
And she love nie a ever the same.
OLIVER &. PROCTER makes thim Coats.
Raleigh. April 19, 1850. 32
IRON.
JWEDES, English nnd American Iron, assarted,
5 in store, Which we will Fell on pleasing terms.
PEEBLES, WHITE $ DAVIS.
Petersburg, ) uly 22, 1MU. 9
MRS. bremer-S JS'Etr STORY.
EASTER OFFERING. By Fredrika Bremer.
ALSO
THE CONQUEST OF CANADA, by
Elliot Warburton, Esq.
Keceived this day by .
H.D.TURNER.
Raleigh, May 2lst, 150. 41
OH and Lard Lamp Cltiuneys A
good supply of various sizes, just received by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD CO.
Just Keceived.
RAISINS, whole, half aud quarter boxes,
Almouds, Waluuts, Filberts, &c. Sr.,
vvuiow and Market baskets, with &. without covers,
Ladies' faucy Freucli Baskets,
Citron, Prunes, Pickles,
Soda, Butter and Milk Crack en. 10 cts-per lb.,
A fiue lot of Pictures iu frames,
ALSO.
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Cacdlea cheap
ALSO.
Just to hand, 25 3 bis. Marriotts and AtcClanahan's
best Flour. L. B.WALKER.
May 3rd, 18.10. 36
Valuable Land for Sale,
A Valuable Tract of Land containing 205 acres
lying between four and five miles West oMU
letgh, on both aides of Walnut Creek, and adjoining
the laid of Rev. Tho. Meredith and others, will be
sold oa reasonable term.
For further information apply to " '
. M. A. BLEDSOE.
Raleigh, August 17, 1850. ' 6
CERTIFICATE Ne 469. for 98 Shares in the
Capital Stock ofths Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Co., is the name of Brown, & DeRoaeet,
dated 30th March, 1844, having been lost or mis
laid. Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the President aa4 Directors : to? ae-
aewat w iae same.
DiR0SSET 'BROWN:
Wilmington, Aug. 19th, 1850 67 ww
m v . 'i -i j, j j ' hi . ,. ... i
r riss 1,11 !Pn' S
THURSTON'S
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
(FoBMERLf BlLTZHOOVSa's)
Head of Light, near Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE.
sTJIHE increased patronage of this long establisb-
ed and popular Hotel, under the management
U freat proprietor baa inspired him jaiUt further
energy and determination, aud no expense, or. atten
tion of -his or that of his Assistant will be. spared,
to maintain with the patrons of tbe Fountain"
the reputation it held all over tbe country, in Us
' palmiest day" of Bellzhooter's conductorship.
To increase its former attractions and comforts,
during the past season, the Hotel fans undergone
many changes, the Proprietor having made beavy
oatlays in introducing some of the beat and latest
improvements which, together with iu central posi
tion, being located in the very heart of the business
portion of the city, and near the centre of Baltimore
Street, and within a few minutes walk of all the
Depot and Steam Boat Landings, il invites the
MercJiant, the Fanner, the Artisan, as well a the
Man of Pleasure to make the Fountain Hotel bis
home during his sojourn in Baltimore.
Tbe Ladies' Department,
Containing Private Parlors, Saloons, Reception
Rooms, Ordinary, and extensive suites of large and
airy Chambers, filled up in a style and elegance that
cannot fail to give satisfaction and comfort.
Pobtkbs are attached to the " Fountain," who may
be recognized by the Badge on their Hats, and are
always iu the attendance at the different Dei ots and
Steamboat Landings, who will receive Checks, take
charge of the baggage and convey it to th Hotel.
FHIIMEAS THURSTON, Proprietor.
Feb. 26th, 1650. 17
A CARD.
rlHF. undersigned being engaged, and boldiug a
JL position that brings his service in immediate
connection with the Guests of the above Hotel, he
trusts, offers a further inducement to his numerous
friends and acquaintance of the u Old North State,"
when liiry visit Baltimore, to stop at the "Fountain,
where he assures Ihem they will be received and en.
lertaiued in a maimer that shall strengthen thi ac
quaintance aud secure for its Proprietor their good
will and patronage.
W STRINGER,
Latt of Wilmington N C.
February 26Ui, 1850. 17
Ludies Sliocs and Slippers.
JUST received, by Express, direct from tbe
manufactory.
Ladies Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes, (Ties tad
Buskins.)
do do and do Slippers.
1 ALSO ON HAND.
100 pieces Light and Dark Calico,
Bleached nnd Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
With a general assortment of
Dry Goods. lists and 5hues,
Lawns and Ginghams,1 ' Groceries,'
Cambrics and Jaconetts, Crockery.
For sale, low, by
J. BROWN,
No. 9 Fayetleville Street.
Raleigh, August 6th, 1850. 63
PURE SALAD OIL.
A SUPPLY of pure Olive Oil direct from Bor
deanx, tia Petersburg, Va., on band and for
sale by
P.F.FESCTJD.
ALSO
Pure Cod Liver Oil, iu Bottles, and
Capsules,
Raleigh, July 21st, 1850. 60
FORWARDIKCr.
I WILL attend to the forwarding of all Goods at
Wilmington and Fayetleville, at ihe osual com
mission ; aud will, iu all cases, forward by first boat
without relerence to lines. All orders for parch
ill be strictly attended to. Direct to care of
W. BRANSON,
FayettcviHeand Wilmington.
April 16, 1850. " 31 if
Upholsterer and Mattress
Maker,
In my Employ, Raleigh JV. C.
Sofas, Lounges, asy Chairs, Ac-, manufactured
in every style to order, and at the shortest notice.
BED MATTRESSES
of all kinds, including tbe mu-b improved Shuck
and Cotton Mattress, which will be found a perfect
luxury in Winter or Summer.
N. B. Mattress Manufactory is in rear of my
Barber Shop. All orders thankfully received and
attended to with promptness and dec patch.
The workmen httherio employed by J Henry
Harris, M all ress Maker, in ibis City, are at pre
sent under my control, nnd are warranted and re
commended to be excellent workmen.
ALFRED MITCHELL.
Raleigh, August 22nd, 1850. 68
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY "COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, Va.
THE thirteenth Annual Coarse of Lecture will
be commenced on Monday, the 14th of Octo
ber, 1850, and continue until lbs 1st of the ensuing
March. The commencement ft.r conferring degrees
will be held about the middle of March.
R. L Boa annan, M. D. Prof of Obstetrics end di
seases of Women and Children,
L. W Chambelavnk, M. D. Prof. Materia
MeJicm and Therapeutics.
S. MAuriN, M. D. Prof, of Chemistry and Phar
svrcy. Chas Bki-l Gibson, M. D. Prof of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
Caster P. Johnsos, M. D. Prof, of Anatomy
and Physiology.
David H. Tucks, M. D. Prof, of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
AaTHua . Peticolas, M. D. Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
The study of practical Anatomy may be prose
cuted with tbe most ample facilities, and at very
trifling expense. ,
Clinical Lectures are regularly given at the Col
lege Kfirmary and Almshouse. Tbe Infirmsry, on
der thi same roof with tbe College and subject to
tbe entire control of the Faculty, is at all times well
filled with medical and surgical cases, and furnishes
peculiar facilities for clinical instruction. Many aur
gical operations are performed in presence of the
clasa : and tbe studenis being freely admitted to the
wards, enjoy, under the guidance of the Professors,
unusual opportunities for becoming familiar with
the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of disease. :
Expenses'. Matriculation fee, $5. Profasem'fees,
$109. Demonstrator's fae, 1 10.. Graduation- fee, 23
Tbe prtceof board, including?, fual, light! and ser.
vents' attendance, ia usually $3 or 3 L-3 per week.
The catalogue, i-c, contajaing fuller 'infbrmaiion.
concerning the astitstiaa, win be forwarded to those
apply ingjonf&eeecjflt inquiries will be answered
by je tef. S. MAUPIN, M.D.
Dean of the Facxtty.
July 3d, 1850. 34
. -Q-P POTTTfW.
-A ttends the courts in the coub
L' of Oraage, Alamance, W ska and Chathanv
Chapel Hlfl, N. O, May 24, 1844V. y 24
WHITE WASH BRUSHES. ,
ALA RGB supply of various sixes, j oat received1
and for sale tow. . . ' " -
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD dfc CO
-Raleigh April 33d 1850. - 9
SCOTCH, SJVUFF AND TOBACCO. ,
rilHOSE who are fond of a nice drp or good caee
: M.' of the weed will find a superb article of SnasT
and Tobacco, at Peaend'e Drag Store. .
Raleigh March 19th 1850. "
N Quarts and Pint, iuai reeeived aad fu ad a
the Drag Store of - " . -r
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOtJeVeO.
a i .
DRIED BEEF.
SUPERIOR article of Northern Dried Beet
Just reeeived and sellings IS1 cenU. By
L. B. WALKER.
July Sod, 1850. 53 i
- poii-riiit.
DZ of London Brown Stout, in qt., just
received ami for sale by - .
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
14
Gold Watches and Jewfelry
NEW arrival of a large and fashionable as
sortment of the above just at hand and for
sale, cheaper than ever, at PALMES
RAMSAY'S Jewelry Store. The aoit extensive
stock of all articles in their line that haa been offer
ed for sale here for years. Coufe aad see, if yen 4
not boy.
4 Doxen goM aad silver Watches, of all kinds,
Gold fob, vest and guard Chains, Keys andSeeJf,
Finger-rings, Ear-rings, Breast-pins, Studs, and
collar Buttons,
GoldLoekets, Bracelets, Clasps, gold silver tad
spring steel Spectacles.
Gold and silver'Pencils aud Pens aad waist Buck
les, - - -
Silver Combs and Tortoise shell Spectacles, 4
A very extensive assortment of Silver and Plated
Spoons, Cups, Lalles, Sogar Tongs, - Sail
Spoons, Ate , . ;
A large stock of Cutlery, Razors, Knives, Razor
straps, and Diamond Paste for Raters, Brashes,
Hair Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes, etc. .
Butter and Fruit Knives. Gold and Silver Thim
bles, ' .
Gold aad Silver Mounted Walking Canea, ; ,
Silver Plated Casters, Candle Sticks, Welters,
Baskets, Girandoles,
A large assortment of Perfumery, Colognes,
Soaps, Boxes for Toilets, Fancy articles, and
Christmas presents, and a variety of other arti
cles, w.
All kinds of Watches and J ewelery repaired ja
superior style. Old Gold aad Silver received ia ex
change. PALMER 4 RAMSAY.
Kafefga, Nov. 21, 1849. 93 tf
FKI-Sll KICK.
F
RESH Rice, new Crop just received.
-V M. t'tCK SOW
December 11th, 1849. 89 3
NEW ARRIVAL.
PAL.JrlR fc RAiHSAY;
HAVE just received a handsome lot of fine
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Jenny Line',
Ear Rinva and Breast dim. Silver unit Pl J
o x -- -- .... WiWW
and Forks, Butter Knives, and Plated Waiters and
uandlesucks.- a.: -
Sold en their (renal reasonable terms.
June 3rd, 1850. 49
PROFESSOR A. C. B41UII'S
TUICGPHEROUS,
Or Medicated Compound.'
T?N FALLIBLE for renewing, invigorating and
sJb beautifying the hair, removing acurl, dandruff,
aud all affection of tbe scalp, and curing eruptiutts
on the skin, diseases of the glanda, muscles and in
teguments, and relieving sting, cut. Uuises, strains
etc., j-c. With this preparaiiok thera is no such
word aa fail." Tbe first journals in America, medi
cal men of the highest eminence prominent citizens
of ail professions, and ladiea who have sued it fur
years iu iheir dressing rooms and nurseries aanm
with one accord, that, for imparling vigor, glees, twa
uriance and curl to tbe hairradicating scarf and dan
druff, healing wound, curing contusions, apraine
stings. Sec , and relieving dieeaee of the akin, the
glands and the muscle, it has no equal among tbe
multitude of compounds advertised in .the pubKe
prints, or used in private practice. In cheapness as
well a efficacy, Barry' Tritopberous ia unrivalled.
The immense cash sales ot the article have enabled
the inventor 10 supply it at -r ril si 1-rratj five caawe
per boule, wbtch u from fifty lo one hundred per
cent lej thau the piiceii of any other preparation
now in use. The scientific ireaiies on the hair and
skin (embracing valuable directions for the calture
and preservation of Nature's choicest ornament,)
ia which each bottle i enclosed, is alone Warth the
money.
Sold in large bottles, price S5 rents, at the princi
pal office 137 Broadway, Mew York. For sale by
tbe principal Meiehaui and Druggist throughout the
United Stale and Canada.
And by A. B. MTITH & Co ( Raleigh. C
August lat, 1850. .- ',. :J: 62
LEATHER BELTING.
N, Hunt & CO.,
ItOr. 36 Devottsliire Street, Boston.
- Manufacture and keep constantly on hand, t '
for sale,
Best 6ik Tanned leaUirr ficltios,
BELT RIVETS JidYD B URRS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
AND EXTRA QUALITY LACE LEATHER
Belta Made to Order and WnrrauxtacV"
f . H. t Cor respectfully refer to ,tbe rollowlsg ,
touching the quality of their quality. ,
WE the undersigned, having ia one the Oak
Tanned Leather Belting, manufactured by
N. Hunt fr Co., tio. 26, Devonshire Street, Boston,
do eheerfully recommend it to Manufacturers and
Machinists, sad have no hesitation in saying, that
for quality of stock, uniformity of thickness, being
thoroughly stretched, the superior manner of its
manufacture, and its durability, it is equal te any
we have ever used. . " "
South Boston Iron Co., South Boston.
Seth Wilmarth, Union Works, 8outh Boston. ';
John Souther, Globe Works, South Boston,;
Seth Adams 4 Co., Steam Engine and Power Frets
Builders, South Boston.' - lc r v '
Hiuckley d Druby, Boston LKssonMlra Works
Boston. ' - , v- ,
Win. Washburn, Sawing and Plaining MilL Boston.
A- C 4- W. Curtis, Paper Maaufacturera, 2etea
L. Falls. ...... ; r
John E. Wilder, Salamander Safe Maaa&eturer,
Boston. . ... ,,
W. W. Alcott. Sup't Suffolk Flour MUls, Boston.
II enrj Bre voort. Agent Glendoa Rolling M ilia,
East Beetoac ' ..' T .
TbomMDksoa,BostnSogarRelnery,East Boston.
F. Main.Saperiatendant Marblehead Cordage Ce.
Davenport d Bridges, Car Beilders, Canibrrd re
port. v-vss- jr. ;-
EdadLang, Sup'f of Spinning Koom for bewell,
-i Day dc Co , Cordage Manuracturers. ' . i'Si,
Lem. Crehore, Paper Manufacturer, Newton Low
er Falla, .-ru r-.-.o-'. ii
Otic Talts, Steam Engine Builder, East Boston. '
- N. HUNT ek Co. are arenu far SWINGLE'S
MORTIStNe MACHINia. ,
-- April 30. 185a -n- ,-.;..':x. i zi9m
LEWISES PURE WHITE LEAD.
A
GOOD auoblyoCthU saperior White Lead
Juat te juudaad for sale at the Drug store of
WILIAMS HAYWOOD Hi CO.
Raleigh, Aug. 16th, 1850. ' 6