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Till RALEIGH REGISTER
II PUBLISHED SKMI-WKEKLT AND WEIICLT,
BY SEATON GALES,
EDITOR AXD PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.
For the Semi-Weekly Paper, $5 per annum
For the Weekly Paper, $3 per annum.
NORTH CAROLINA -
JtiVSMC store:
HERB may alwy I found fine collection
of Foreran and American Music, Pino of
superior tone and style. Guitars, Spanish, rencn
nd German, Flute, Violin, V ioloncello, Aec r
Jeons. Seraphinea and Brass Band Instrument of
all kind. Band Instruction and Blank Books and
it best Italian Siring by the .' Suing or
Hurdle. , ,
Orders from abroad faithfully met and prompUy
attended to; Catalogue sent to-any person wlio de
sire mrchadinn music
Keli.nce may be placed open the recommends.
tWmafall Merchandise from the North Carolina
M: Ktote .3 the articles uie all selected with the
rM. care and by he Proprie or.
ineJ..c North of the City Hail.FayeUevi.le St.
Jtaleigh. Jan. 8. 18.51.
GARDEN SEEDS,
fftiiiltd Fresh and Cenuiirt Growth of 1S0
FOR SALE BT
ooksvller, llaiei.H, J
February, 4th, lSl. 11
Excursion.
LEROWi BLODGET'PS
fatcut RotaTf SeWiuJ JIacbluc.
THIS Machine i1 weifrn fine siitching, at the
rale of one yard per Btinaite, either for curved or
-straight woik. and in nuking any soft of a garment
For TNibrs it i indeed invaluable ; and bi Cap
Makers, CVpet Bag, Grain, and S ilt bag. and Up
holstery Manufacturer, it dee competition. Ala
lor Glove and Fancy Sewing. Ono machine will
i)eifo;m the woik of ten cirU' harrd labor
Six silver medals have been awarded thi machine,
into Fairs of Boston. .New Y.rk, Philadelphia,
Aihaut, Baltimore, and New Hampshire.
J, patenttd the 2d day of October, 1849, and
these are now in actual p-Mition over two hundred
.nfibese tuacuinrs, making Clothing, llaps, Bjg,
J c 4
Mcsr. VVoa. E. Whiting & Co , Nr. It4 Pear
treei, Xw V.k. in six months, and with twenty
tout machines. aad: $60,000 wortn ol l aps aioue
Mr. Lerowbasju.it returued from huropr.
nere
in -..nu-;i n wtia Vm. II- t-ary & Co-,
145
JMearl st. -New York.) a has patented the Mechibe
tu Eaglaad, Scailand. and the Bruiah Colonic,
alto ia France an. I Begiuta.
As aMociiUoaof geiitleinea in this town having
fiurcheJ llie Patent Right far ihia Slate of the
jiboVe named Sewing Machine, and desiring to be,
;orne fullr acquainted with peratioo and men"
a (pointed of their imager, Mt. S. P. Polle)'
a well knnwo .ad -acitcd martinis'.) iiit 5
Yorlt for tbispurprte ArtrT a fuU acid careful in
eiigalin ef all waiters fertainitl lAe'eto. Mr.
Poiley reports ihu he has witaessed ie Sewing
Mschire in lite highest taus of accessl operation.
He took ccsion loexaaime arims other Macliines
intended fr this pirfoe, aone of wbich will bear
a eosaparfson wi Lrow & Bladtt's; and panics
who bad paehasW another right hare abandoned i
and bourtu thi.
An iapaed Macfeipe, brooght on by Mr P.. i
rrnw in operaiioa at the Tailoring EtaWihiet af
.Mr. tha. Barf, whrre it may be seen.
We guarantee thin Patent to be a alid am, and
this Machine to erforn all litat ia said of it in the
alKe notice.
We sre now prepared to se4l County and Twn
n.M.ol this Patent. aid we respoc tfulHr Kiie tba
attention of sil who wih to saake aaoney to the me
rits ol ibis Sowing Machine, which lei's K own
storv. '
C- Oraer. may be adjreed t 8 P. POLLEY,
W llminRton, N. C.
Wilmington, N. C, ian. 81. 1851. U 3m
"BA'aftDaST 3I333
lVarreutrd Fresh T Genuine.
FEBRUARY, 1st I85L
A rri G i a n t-
?ffFiench ?ugar. Mangel Won el. White Sa
Zt LnBg Blood Red, Extra Enrly Turnip, Early
Red Turnip.
Borecoh Purple.
BtssTs Sprouts.
Bfccoli Superior White, Superior Purple. These
are of genuiue varieties, and with proper sulture
we warrant them to produce flowers
Beam Early Yellow Six Weeks, Royal Dwarf
Kidney, Eirly China Red Eye, Extra Early Six
Weeks. Refugee or 1000 to l, Late Valentine,
Large Lima. "
Crrulijtertr Early White, Purple and others.
Carrtt Long Orange, Lnrre White Field.
Cabbagt Heart, Eurly York. Early Btttereea,
Early Sugar I -oaf, Early Drumhead, Large York,
Large Late Dramhead. Lata Sugar Loaf, Lai
Flat Dutch. Large Bergen or Great American,
Green Curled Saoy,Red Pickling or Purple, and
Premium Flat Putch.
CW-yWliite Solid, Giant Red, Silrer Giaut.
Ko Colored solid.
Cress Pepper Crags-
Corn Salad Large French.
Cucumber Early FrameXarly Cluster, Lung Pick
li.,r F.rlv "Yellow. Lone Greeu, Louz Green
Turkey. Long White 6.pine.
Enciie White curled.
Egg Plant V.irj Purple. Large Lite Parpia.
Kale Green Curled Scotch, Sea Kale.
Lettuce Early Curled Seleasia, Early Cabbags,
Brown Dutch, Ice Drumhead.
Mdtn. Carolina Water, Long Stripd, Trne Span
ish, Mountain Sweet, Notineg, Citron Nutmeg,
Fine Netted Cantilope, Yellow Cantilopr.
Onion Silver Sain, Large Red, WhiteOuton SetU,
Ya'.low do.
Ptrsmp Large Dutch, sugar or aweet.
fees Early Six Weeks, Prince Albert' extra Ear
ly, (earliest known,) Early Charlion, Coates new
Imperial, very superior, koyal Dwarf Marrowfat,
Earlv Dwari Prolific. ,
P.pper Red Cherry, Cayenne, Large Bell, Squash
or Tomato, Sweet Spanish.
Pumpkin. Large Cheese. Cash aw, Mammoth.
Radish Earlv Scarlet, Long Scarlet, Red Turnip,
White Turnip.
Squash Early Flat Bush, Egg or Apple, Lima or
Cocoanut and Crook Neck.
Tomato Large Red, Pear Shape, Large Yellow.
Bird Canary, Hemp, Rape.
Sundries Early Corn, Lucerne. Okra, Turnip,
. Salsafy, Spin nape, Victoria Rhubarb, Triple
Curled Pareley, Mustard, Clover, White, Ken
tucky Blue Grass, Licerne, Flower Seed, a gen
eral assortment.
Those who wish a supply of Garden or Flower
seed, will please send their orders soon. Country
Merchants suoDlied ud u such terma as will enable
Mr t
them to make a good profit.
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, Feb. 19th 1S51. 15
Standard copy.
DUMBER FOR JJLWARY.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY.
Received this day at TURNER'S
N. C. Book -Store?
Janaary ih, 1951. 5
E7T
A freah supply of
MILES 4- SON'S
Imitation Stitch Boots
Just received by
HEARTT k L1TCHFORD.
Raleigh, Jan. 20th, ISii. 7
New Music Book.
IANTICA LAUDIS, or the American book of
Church Music. By Lowell Mason and Geo.
Webl
febb. -
JLSO
THE IIO.TIE ALTAR.
A N Appeal in behalf of Family Worship, with
Prayers and Hymns, for family use. By lh
Key. Charles F. Deems.
H. D. TURNER.
FmIiI
II! III.
CLOTHING BAZijLR.
"ALL, AND WINTER STOCK OF
Fashionable Clothing.
WHOLESALE 1KB RETAIL
HHE subscriber entera the field of competition
with a larjf and well selected assortment of
II the new styles of Fashionable Garmeut for the
Fall and Winter Trade. , Deiermiued to maintain
the increasing reputation of the 'Clothing Baxaar,'
every effort has been made to prod ace styles ef Clo
thing well adapted to this market from the Tory
lowest price to the finest quality of Clothing. Cus
tomers can depend upon finding oar garments Well
made, however low the price.
Merchants are invited to examine oar stock, as
we are determined not to be undersold bj any house
in the trade.
The fancy Department ia full, embracing English
French and Italian Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Shirts, Collars, frc , which will be sold at the low
est prices, by
N. PERRY.
Petersburg, Sept 6U. 1850, U73
COSTUME II ALL.
Comer of Pratt street and Centre Market Space
CLOIHING WAREHOUSE.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE ES
tabliahmrnt would respectfully inform the
citizens of North Carolina and others, that he has re
ceived from Europe, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS !
Together with a rich assortment of Good adapted
tp the coming season, consisting of
SUPERFINE FRENCH, GERMAN AND EN
GLISH CLOTHS. CASTOR BEAVERS,
PILOTS. AND PELITOT COATING
A new article for O VERSA CKs AND BUSINESS
COATS. Also, a splendid assortment of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CASSIMEKES AND DOESKIN8,
of the most dean able tylea imported this season.
RICH VESTINGSI
We have, and are constantly receiving. New Stylos
of VEsTINGS, consisting of plain and Figured
SILK AND WOOLEN VELVETS,
FIGURED AND STRIPED
CASHMERES, SILKs.SATINS AND VALEN
CIAS, of all shades and Color.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Is CUT AND MADE in the best manner and aa
regard Style and Workmanship, ia warranted to
give entire xatisfaction, and at greatly reduced pricea.
READY MADE CLOTHING !
Person, in want of READY MADE CLOTH
ING at particularly invited to call ani examine cti
Siock before pnrcrlasidg elsewhere, as we manafacr
ture all qualities of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
A nd our assortment of that article is at all lime large,
which offers to purchasers a great Inducement of
procuring an article of a quality which cannot be
obtained in any other Clotbiug Establishment in the
City
We have on hand and are constantly Manufacturing
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, IN THE
MOST APPHOVED STYLE8, FOR FALL
AND W INTER W EAR,
Consisting of
SVRTOUT SACK AND PELITOT
OVERCOATS,
Of all colore, qualities snd sixes, (rota $3 50, 4 50,
4 75, 6 M and upwards.
BO VS SACK AND OVE'.COAT8!
A large assortment of Boys' Sack and Overcoats, SO
per rent. 4esa than tre usual priees.
SUPERFINE FROCK AND DRESS COATS,
GSRMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
IN THE LATEST PASHION.
a La aac btock or
TWEED COATS.
PANTS AND VESTS.
We have a Large Assortment of
Tweed Frock aud Sarks,
A New Article.
FOREST SACKS FOR 8T0RMY WbATHER,
PAHTALOOSS,
From Snper. French Doeskins.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERE
PAKT.
Of every variety of Shade and Color, at $1, 1 50, 1
75, X, 2 5, 3, 3 50 and upward.
VESTS.
Made from rich Velvets. Satins. Cashmeres and Va
lencia, and at all price.
rrp- Remember the Name nd Placo. corner of
PRATT ST. dr. CENTRE MARKET SPACE.
H. H COLE.
Baltimore. November 15th. 1849. 62
N. PEUKY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
SYCAMORE STREET,
doon above Bank, PETE.Bl'.G, Ta.
SUPERIOR
Heady ?Iude Clothing-,
AltD
GENTLEMEN'S
UNDER DRESS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CUAVATS. STOCKS,
1UXDKE R CHIEFS.
SUSPENDERS,
Umbrellas. Trunks, &c
September aHii, 1850. 73 tC
- HONOR FOREVER
TO THE GOOD OLD NORTH
5
THE above emphatically State Song, beautifully
arranged by Mr. Solomons, Professor of Musie, to
tht spirited air of Hail to the Chief, has just been
received from Baltimore.
As the enterprise has been attenueu wun conaia--ki.
the Subscriber cannot but hope,
that the patriotism and liberality of North Carolini-
ans will laae pleasure m wuiuibiuj - - --
from loss. As there will be no more isaoea man mo
demand requires,peraons desirous of procuring copies
ill please send tbeir names to mo nona
Book Store, or t
J. UAJltttUn, nuisuurw.
senary 8th, 185L
Notice.
THE Subscriber, a successor to COOKE &
BUFKALOE, in the Livery business will con
tinue us operations in all its branches at his sta
bles, on Wilmington street, aud olirit the pat
ronieeofhis old friends snd the public generally.
His prices must be arranged agreeably to tne
prices of produce snd Ubnur, and will be from
and alter the 1st day of February next, as fol
lows 5
Pair of Horse, per mouth, $19 00
VI i n it 1 A d tl do 10 W)
n An week 8 50
JLv " 0m
Do do day
Quarter?y settlements will be required in all
instsnces, snd persons haying horses now in my
care are requested to take them away, ir unwu
i.nitoromulv with the above conauion
r
J EKE : NIXON.
Jan.. 24 h. 1650.
s; F. PHUUPS,
A TTENDS THE COURTS in the Counties
of Orange, Alamance, Wafceana nainam.
Chapel Hill, rcc, way e, ioh.
24
JEJfJfY LJVD SLIPPERS.
J
UST received, and for sale by
O. L.
BURCH.
80
Raleigh, Oct. 4. 1850.
Notice.
WE are requested to announce that E.G. Read-,-Esq
vol Person coonty, will deliver tbe AfL
dress before tht Literary Socie of Wake Forest
College in J one next. 41
mm
' fvl
ffrOFFATj
Ths best Family Medicine now before the public
It lifts been computed, that during the last
twenty year, three) millions of persons have
annually been benefited by the use of
these Medicines ; fact which speak volume
in favor of their curative properties a single trial
wiir place them beyoud the reach of coinpyfitioii in
the estimation of every patient By their use the
blood is restored to a pure and healthy state, freed
from all impurities. Tlie system is not reduced
during tlieir operation, but invigorated, and they
require no restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in Moffat's Life Pills
mid Phoenix Bitters, n remedy that will do
for them all that medicine can possibly effect
The genuine of these medicines arc now nut up
with a fine steel engraved wrapper and labcU,
and copv right secured according to the law of the
United States.
Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, M. D., New
York. For sale by
J. J. RYALS.
Raleigh. Aug. 27th, 1850. 79 ly
GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted Fresh and genuine
GROWTH OF 1850
Raised by the United Society,
Called Shakers, and by D. Landreih.
FOR SALE DV
HENRY D. TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
Raleigh. M C
Abtichokk, Greea Globe.
AsraKAGiis, Giant. ,
Beaks. Early China Dwarf. Early aiz weeks, (yel
low,) Refugee, or thousand to one, Horticultural
Pole, Large Lima, Carolina Lima.
Beit, Early Flat Bassaao, Early Blood Turuip,
Early Orange Turnip, French Amber Sugar,
White Selesio Sugar, Long Broad, Long Mangel
Wurtxel.
Beocoli. Large Purple Cape, Large Whit Cape.
Cadufloweb, Early, Large Late.
X' Early York. Early
Cabbage. Earlv Sum
Drumhead, Lance York Large Drumhead, Mam
moth, (new.) Flat or Late Dutch, Drumhead
Savov. (new.)
Cbxejit. Larre White Solid, Rose colored Solid
Silver riant, (new.)
Corn, Early Hawk. Esrly Canada. Early Smith's
White, Sioux or Duttoa, fc.arly 1 uscarora , tarly
Sugar, Early White Fliat.
Cacss. Curled or Peppergrass, Broad Leaved, Ex
tra Curled (new,) Water,
C ecu sea Early Green Cluster, Early Frame,
Early Short Green, White S pined. Long Green
Torkev. Long Green. (tvreDS.) Small unerkin.
Cabbot, Early Horn, Large Altriugham, White
Field.
Ego Plant, Large Purple, White, (ornamental.)
EDve. Green Curled, Broad Leafed,
Kalk, Green Curled Scotch. Sea
Leek. Large Scotch, or Flag, Lnrge London.
Luttucs, Imperial Sugar Loaf, Early White Head,
Early curled Silesia Large Green Head. Icehead,
lee Cobs. Royal Cabbage Head early. Extra
Cabbage Head. Brown Dutch.
Melon. Larce Musk, Large Yellow Cantelope,
Green Citron. Fin Nutmeg, Ward's Nectar,
Pine Apple, Persian, Pomegranate, Fragrant,'
Water Imperial, Water Early Apple Seed, Wa
ter Long Island, Water Carolina, Water Citron,
for preserves
Oksa. Long White, 8borl Green.
Onion, White Silver-Skin, Yellow. Red, Welsh or
French, for Soups.
Paastiir, Guernsey, Long White, Hollow crown.
Pabslet, Plain or Single, Curled, Dwarf Curled
Pea. Early Cedo Nulli. Early Prince Alhert.aew,
Early May extra, Early June, Early Charlton,
Bishop's Early Dwarf. Large White Marrowfat,
Large Black Eye, Dwarf Marrowfat,
Rab sh Long White Summer, Early Scarlet Short
Top, Long Salmon, Long Soarlet or Early Frame
Scarlet or Cherry Turnip, fbiladelphia Large
White Turnip. Yellow Turuip, White Fall Spa
nish, Black Fall Spanish
Cabbot, Long Scarlet or Blood, Long Orange.
Sobbel, English Garden Broad leaved,
Sri nag e. Broad Leaved Savoy, Rouud leaved New
Flanders Prickly.
Salsify or Vegetable Ojster.
Squash. Bush Crookneck Summer. Dutch Sum
mer Scallop, white and yellow, Vegetable Mar
row, Sweet Potatoe, Vslaparniso.
Tomato, Large Smooth Red, Yellow, Cherry.
ruamr, Earlv Dutch, Large English Norfolk, Red
Top Flat, While Flat, Rutabaga, Yellow Swedish,
French, white. Long White.
Hesbs, Caraway, Dill, Fennel, Lavender, Lemon
balm.Sage, Summer Savory, Sweet Busil, Marjo-
Tbyma.
Gbass Seeds. White Dutch clover Luoerne. Blue
Grass, Lawn Grass mixed, Cole or Rape Seed.
Feb. 26th. 1850. 16
i7T
New Goods New Goods.
'VT'XITE would most respectfully invite public at
Ww lention to our extensive and well selected
Stock, for tbe Spring and Summer trade of 1851.
Some of which are
Rich Cbene snd Chamelisn Silk.
Fur lard and India do
Black Uro De Lyon do
Ulace and Silver Grey do
White and colored Satin.
Organdi Silk Tissue.
Toil De Lind
Chilly and Grenadine.
Printed Constantinea.
Fancy French Jsckonet.
Organdi Muslins.
Barege De Lane.
Imperial Cbene Gingham.
Pink and Buff Linen do
Orange Purple and Mode Colored Lawns.
Dotted Swiss Muslins.
Embroidered and Solid Tartan do
Marcelines and Florences.
Swiss, Book, Mull,Nsinsook and chocked Muslins.
Rich Bonnet. INeck, Cape and Cuff Kibbona.
. Embroidered Canton Crape Shawl.
Needle Work Cape, Collar, Cuffs and Puff
do do Cbemiaei snd Undersleevea.
Embroidered and Corded, Bordered, Scalloped
Handkerchiefs.
Paris Kid Gloves, first quality.
Silk snd Linen Buttons, snd Trimmings,
Real snd Imitation Valenciaoa, Edgings, dec.
R. TUCKER V SON.
March 20th, 1851. 24
VII. PAL.i'lliR, the American News
m paper Agent, is Awnt for this paper and an
i ; "l i.k. inVRRTISRUrN l' .-A mITR.
fJUf laVU aaw m-r a vm w "
SCKIBERS at the earn rates ss required by as.
His office are at
PsiLAttxirsiA, N. W. cor. Third snd Chesnot st
New York, Tribune Building.
RAIEIGIJ, N. G.; JURCD 2tf,
GEORGE LAWS
REFINED AND HIGHLY PiRFU MED
FOR Cleansing, WUteaiag, Beantifying snd
praveuting the Skin from Chapping. For
sale at the
NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, Jaaaary 4th, 185a
Ladies Shoes and IiDters.
J"
fUST received, bv Exoress. direct from the
manufactory.
Ladies Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes. Ties snd
CU8K1SS,;
do do and do Slippers.
ALSO ON HAND.
100 pieces Light and Dark Calico, .
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Shaetings,
With, a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Hat and Shoes,
Lawn and Ginghams, Groceries,
Cambrics snd Jaeonetts, Crockery.
For sale, law, by
J.BROWN,
No. 4? Fayetterilre8treet
Raleigh, Angiist 6th, 1850. S3
To Physician Chemists &c,
a sjHE Subscribers offer Physicians s large and
H well selscted assortment of pnre
Drugs, Medicines, Sec.
They would also invite iff atttention of Chemists
and Lecturers to their stock ef
Purs Re-agents Chemicals and Chemical
Wares.
Priced Catalogues furnished upon application,
poet-paid.
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW.
Wholesale Druggists sad Manufacturing Chemists,
6th and Arch St. Philadelphia.
September 1st. 1850. 6m- 71
National Hotel.
NO- 5 COURTLAND STREET. NEW YORK-
4 IIHIS ESTABLISHMENT having passed into
eAi the hands of Mr, Go. See ley, formerly of the
Eastern Pearl St House, has been recently improved
by the aJdninn of
And has sUo been thoroughly re-fiiieT and re-furn
tahed for the accomodation of the Public.
It ia the aim of the Proprietor to render toe
.1ATIOXAL quite equal to any of it colempo-
rarie in all those essentials that contribute t the
reputation of a well conducted sod 'well erderod
Hotel
The House is of the largest sue, eligibly located,
within three doors of Broadway, and in all respects
conveniently arranged to promote the comfort and
convenience of Gursts. Persons visiting New York
are respectfully invited to make their borne at this
Hotel during their stay in the Citv
GEORGE 8EELEY,
Proprietor.
New York. June 28. 1850. 63 6m
TO HaV TOWIl & C0UHtTy frieildS.
fBHE Subscriber would respectfully call the at-
tenlion of bis town and Country frieuds to
his stock of Family Groceries, which he is determin
ed to sell on aa good terms as any oue in the placs.
Among his stock may be found
80 Bbbla. best Petersburg Flour whole snd half
barrels.
t Hhds. Bright and Dry P. R. Sugar,
bbls
do
do N. O.
do
do
do
do
Crushed
Clarified
Pulverised
do
do
da
do
1 Package beat Loaf
Rio. Laguira and Java Ccffe,
Imperial and Black Tea, a fine artiele.
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm candles,
Washing and Faucy Soaps,
Crane's Wash mixture a superior article,
A fine lot imported segars different brands,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather; and many arti
cles in the Grocery and Confectionary liue.
G i ve me a call, and I am determined not to be un
dersold by Jew orGealil.
L B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Nov. 7th 185a tl
BUSL"ESS COATS.
100
MORE ot l bee desirable Coat ; just
opened at tbe low (rice of $4 50.
L. L. HARDING - CO.
15th. 18.'0 93
Nov.
To all whom it may concern.
Baltixone, January 24, 1851
B" HEREBY give aotice thai no person ha s right
H to sell -Buck's fatent Cooking Steve," in the
State of North Carolina, except my authorised
agent, or iise the ssme unless purchased of me oi
my agent, I being ihe sole propnelor of the Patent
sight for said Slate, by assignment and power of At
torney from Darius Buck, psteo lee, aa t recorded
U. S. Patent Office, in Liber VI, page 114 And
further, that I will prosecute all peron infringing
on saiu patent
BURR PECK.
N B.-JoinrH WoLTxaiNO, of RaUigh, N. C
is my only authorized agent.
BURR PECK,
February 8. 1851 29
Daouecrcotpse I3ottt;att0,
,r surprising beauty and accuracy can be ob-
I a
tainea at
WEEKS fc GRIFFIN'S
L,oC9T)otlv! Dagiicrreaii faallerr
IN THE COURT HOUSE
SQUARE.
Citlsens and Strangers are invited to call and
examine some choice specimens of this most beau
tiful and wonderful art. An opportunity isuow of
fered of obtaining portraits in aatyle and fiuish un
attainable at any other establiahment in the Slat
in picture we nav seen are or a superior
nuisn, with a remarkable softness of tone, and life
like expression of the eye." Dee Mute.
W advise all wno wish to secure a rood like
nesses to civs them a call, as the have been eota-
ged in tbe study ana practice I tbe fbotograpbi
Art from its earliest commencemeat.and possess ad
vantage rarely to be met with -FarmviUe(Va.)Rep.
January istn iboi.
Candy at $12,50 per 100 pounds.
W WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
M attention of Merchants aud other in the South
to my Great Variety of CANDIES, FRUITS
NUTS, OILS, CORDIALS, SEtJARS, . My
uandy oeing madeoy tbe STEAM PROCESS, I
can warrant its keeping in any climate. Having fa
cilities for Manufacturing Fifteen Hundred pounds
per aay enables me to otter STEAM CANDY at
the above low prices. .'
07 List of Articles, with Prices attached, for
warded to order.
Goods shipped free of charge.
JOSEPH 3. MANN,
No 20 Light street, Baltimore.
Tebruary 6th, 1851. 12 lOt
Armstrong & Cator
JOBBERS IN
Ribbons, Wilinery and Straw
GOODS.
JVb. 175 Baltimore St. 6th door east of Light
Ol., EAL(iiaiUttili D1U.
TFFER to the trade a large stock of BONNET
BELT aud plain RIBBONS, BON
NET MATERIALS and Afiliaery Goods gen
sraiiy.
ST AAV BONNETS.
American Straws consigned by and purchased
front tbe Aannfadtarers in large Onaatiliea. Also,
English and French Bonnets in every variety', aa
usaai rma ai lowest pnoea.
Fbruary 18th, 1851, 19 I0t
1851.
The Bug" also at Home agsin.
I HAVE i net returned the second time from Bos
ten, N. York, and Philadelphia, haviog spent
nearly all of Angust and September in said Cities,
getting up our CLOTHING, every article of whiah
mas cut by himself, and made up vndet say attm inspec
tion v end I presume there is no one in North Car-
na now, who would be verdant enough to question
my capacity after the eloquent tribute paid to my
artistic skill, in oar last Superior Court, bv Jade.
Counsel on both sides, witnesses snd Jurors. I re
fer to the case of 14 Biggs vs. Oliver action for
damages, in which I had to pay $250, in consequence
er my eitenuea reputation.
Come in, if yon please, and assist an in paving
off the judgment by buying oar goods. Who is
there in North Carolina, who has not beard of the
Hon. George E. B adder, the Hon. Wm. H. Hay
wood, Jr., and Bug" Oliver, Wfy their fame 'is
no more to be hemmed in by State lines than their
talents are to be circumscribed within thefcame nar
row limits'
We are connected, as all our customers know
and if they don't know it, they may with no North
ern House out k are Tailors ourselves buy ear
own goods, snd import quite ss many of what we
purchase in proportion to our business, as any house
this state or out of a. There ia no erubliahment
hers or elsewhere that possesses any advantage over
we nny wnereeveiy body else buys, and we
think we understand our bosines snd buy as cheap-
We say our clothing is equal to any offered for
aale in North Carolina, and, we think superior, be
ng Judges ourselves of clothing. Of that though,
we will leave the public to decide, when they exam-
oe for themselves. One thing ia certain without
ntendiog to reflect upon any oue wo will sell our
clothing cheaper than the same articles can b bought
for in nay of tbe Northern Cities, and as cheap as
ny body that comes here, who does not steal hia
clothing ready mad
Our stock embracing Drab. Black, Blue, Green,
Gray, aad other OVERCOATS from 6 to $20 and
upwards. Cloaks, full circle, $18 upwards. Frock,
resa. and Sack COATS from vto&l and upwards
PANTALOONS, all colors and prices, from 04 to
i. YES IS, all kiuds and all sixes, at all prices
from $1,25 to $3- In fact, every thing that can be
found in any similar establishment in the Union.
W e ar North Carolinians. Wears permanent
located here, aud if w sell as cheap aa others.
why not give us tbe preference? If we do not sell
as good goods at as small a price, we will not ask
your patronage.
Call ! call ! t nl bjfi's ri pirctiasa, at
OLIVER Jt PROCTER'S.
No. U
R. R. R R.
Fsyetteville Street
FRESH ARRIVALS
SEMI-WEEKLY-
HARDING At CO. will receive new goods twice
a week during toe entire season, direct from
he xanuiactory. By tins arrangement, purchaser
will si ways find something new snd attractive by
xamining their Stock. As for Bargains, Gents,
you cant begin lo buy as cheap elsewhere. Call
Nnd examine yourselves
Under tne 1 elegraph Office,
Fsyetteville street.
Raleigh. Nov. I4ih. 1850 93
Soldiers Claims.
IZ XHE undersigned having much experience and
SjJL) success in tbe business still takes military
claims for Bounty lands and Pensions for presecu-
iob before tbe government, on very reasonable
terms, and with the utmost faithfulness and dis
patch. All letters to him, from claimants, mult be
postage paid.
O J he last Congress gave lands to all the offi
cers and Soldiers who served one month or longer,
and it dead, to tbeir widows and minor children, in
ail the war of the Uaited States, since 1790.
And provision is now also made for pensions
Widows of Soldiers of the Revolution, who n.ar
ried before the year 1800.
He can furnish information concerning the grades
of officers of tbe Revolutionary War, which is all
important to claimants, and difficult to procure
elsewhere. His charges will be moderate
Any information concerning the heirs of the
ollowing officers of the Revolution will b thank
ully received, vis:
Thomas Clark, James Hogan,
Alexander Martin, Win. Davis,
James Martin, John White,
James Moore, Joshua Boman.
He can also furnish a copy of the rolls of the
Officers and Soldiers of the State of North Carolina
in the war with Great Britain, declared ISth of June
1812. giving in mauy instances the length of service.
their respective office and Regiments ; the time of
entenug the service Cr"" also the deserters, and
every particular to facilitate tbe Collection of their
Clairas0 Every agent should have a copy. Cost
only $10 each county !
J.H. KIRKHAM,
Raleigh N. C.
Raleigh, November 1st, 1S50. 88
A. B. SI ITH.
Agent, Commission, Merchant and Dry
Goods and Grocery Broker JV. Y.
nHENDEKS bis services to tbe Mercbsnts, Plan
ters and Citizens of the Southern Stales, and
will attend to any business in hi line either in
lb sale of produce or Merchandixe or tbe purchase
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
boea, Hats, r urnuure, Carriages, Musical and
Agricultural Instruments, Bagging, Rope, Drugs
nd Medicines, T. He fl itters himself as a pur
chaser of Goods for the Southern trsde, his experi
ence aa a boyer will ensble him lo rive entire satis
faction to the Merchant who may entrust to him
their orders. Refer to
Ex-Gov. Charles Manly, Wm. Hill, Secretary 01
Stat, Geo. W Mordaicai, President of lb Stale
Bank of N C-, J O. Watson, President Mutual I n-
sursnc Company, B. F. Moore, Attorney General
Raleigh. N. C. M. Shaw, Washington, N. C. Hon,
J. It. J. Daniel, Halifax, N. C. Andrew Joyner,
Weldon, N. C.
Office, 139 BroaJway. N. Y.
Jan 29 ih. 1851. 10
Notice.
THE Subscriber baa determined to locate in this
City, and having procured a sufficient number ofcom.
peteut assistants, is prepured to execute in th most
finished Style, all kinds of
PAINTING, GLAZING, AND RE-GLAZING
Orders from the City or surrounding Country.
if left at the Drug Store of P. F. Pescud, wiU be
promply executed and satisfaction guarantied.
Reference as to ability, character, 4-c, will be
given to all who may wish to patronise him.
WM. M. OVERBY.
Raleigh May 20, 1850 41
Page's Improved Patent
Portable Saw Mills,
(CAVT10X AGJ1WST PIRACIES.)
IfTNDERSTANDING that ceitain persons are
UJ engaged in manufacturing my Improved Patent
Portable Circular San mills, and selling tht same in
the came oj jxortn varoima. without having any
authority from me so to do : and whereas, such ne
farious practieea are detrimental to my iuteresta, pi
ratical, ana dishonest, and in direct contravention
Of the rights granted to me by Letters Patent from
this Government. This is to'forewarn all persons from
purchasing any of toy said mill, in said 6tate, from
any person or persons except myself, as I am deter
mined to prosecute, all who may be found infringing
upon my rights, whether the said act or acta of Di ra
cy, be committed by Manufacturers,Vendors or pur
cnaser. UfcUKliE PAGE,
Inventor, Patentee, and Manufacturer.
Baltimore, Maryland, March 8th, 1851. 7t20
P. S. My Milla can eut twice as much lumber
and out it better, than any other mill over invented
and from their efficiency, speed, and power, are
moot happily adapted to th cutting of lumber and
plane or th construction of Plank Roads.
EugUA,' Gosheia, and Pafaesan Ch see
jut tft hand
R. TUCKER SON.
NUMBER 25.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY
IHE ENTIRE WOKK, UNABRIDGED,
Ib Oat TL,ergwa Qmaxto, ot 1444 Paftt.
y- Containing THREE TIMES Ike matter found in uj
wtaar Kaf luh Dictionary compile1 ia Uiis cvuutrjr.
rllUIMID BT
0. ft C. Merriam, Springfield, Hastv,
TEITIHOKIi.1.1.
" Its reputation is yoidtly txtmdtd. I doubt
not this edition has received essential improve
meats from the able hand it has passed
through."
Bust Dmxixo Ticii3axt in the Bngliab.
Langnage."
Accceatb and s.xliabi.b in gir&g -a just
exhibition of the Language.
THE MOST COMPLETE, ACCURATE,
ANT) RELIABLE DICTIONARY OF THE
LANGUAGE."
And thirty other members of the United States
Senate.
President of the United States.
- 1 fiad it an invaluable cads meewm."
M Etymological part surpasses any thing that
hao been done for the hnglith Language.
b A very valuable work a' XEcr.ssrrr" TO
ETEKT EDUCATED MAS."
" The most accurate and ksuaslb Diction
ary of th Language?'
" Aom will elapse before any other Dic
tionary of the Language will be required "
LL. D-. of Scotland, author of
' -"b V'hiloopher." etc.
For sale by Hexrt D. TtXBiriR. at the
NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, Nov. 1850.
SPRING TRADE.
MARCH 1651.
ERCHANTs visiting our market for tbeir
pring supply of
DRY GOODS,
are invited to examine our assortment. The Stock
is large and commanding and pricea will compare
favorably with any of the Northern Markets.
JOHN STEVENSON.
Svcamor Street, Petersburg Va.
March, 12th 1851. 21 w2m
Q7- The Subscriber (late of Clarksiille Vs.) may
b found ai the above establishment and would tie
pleased to have hia friends to call on him before
purchasing their goods at other place.
HENRY M.SPENCER.
$10 Reward,
am AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on Snnday
Uj morning, the 28th of Januaiy last, his man
WILLIAM, commonly called Billy. Said negro is
about 5 feet, six or seven iucbes high, dark com
plected, rather inclined to stoop when walking, with
a down look and some thirty or forty years old. lie
is left handed, had on when he left, a home-spuu
suit of Clothes, new wool hat his coat rather too
Urge for him. Prior to December 149, he lived
two miles from Raleigh, on the Smithfield roa l, from
which place he was removed to Person Countv, N.
Carolina. He formerly belonged to the late Yancy
Bailey, deceased of Wake county, and may be lurk
ing about Kaleigb, as 1 understand that when he left
the neighborhood, he was going in that direction.
The. abore reward of Tea dollars will be given
for his apprehension and confinement in anv Jail,
or hi delivery to me. Any information concern
ing said negro will be thankfully received, directed
to Mill Creek, Parson County, North Carolina.
J AS. HOLLO WAY.
Mirch 3rd, 1851. 19 4t paid
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Field & Langstroth,
(Sneeesson to flo'ejjKS!116 & Co..)
Importers .
166 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA-
HAVE on baud a very full stock of Cutlery
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Slc, including the low
eat priced as well aa the fiuest makes
ALSO, a fine assortment of shelf end Heavy
Hardware and Saddlery. AH of whioh will be of
fered to buyers, or put up to order at the very low
est prices.
An examination solicited. 1
February, 27th IS&L 14t
fiek Willi's vaull-elyapvptic Pills
r UCSH supply just received, for sale la
large or small aaanuiiea, by
P. F. PE8CUD, Druggist,
Raleigh, Nov. 1 1 th, 1 850. 91
frocks jMJn st JtM.wnA.
TO those destitute of that great ornament, a good
head of Hair, and those whose hair ia falling,
Dr. Quirk, the Rejuvenator .deems it only necessary
t uv. that he has mads imMMMnb tm sriatc W
leigh on or by Monday the 24th tnst, when he will
w picfwvu w ivtiwav us.ssun xxeaos, vc curing
disease of the head and restoring the Hair ef those
: l: A a. L.tJ- ',. j
iuiui Dxuuiiw, . as oonaio remouy is now oner
ed for tie' defective r diseased Heads; if applied ti
oa hia arrrfaLWaieJk will b pnbHsherf. Stop cannot
exceed or 5 days. . 'THOMAS Q.U IRK,
e ifiOfoadiray, N. Y.
March, 19ib 1SS1. 23
I
" Every scJiaJar knows its value."
?2 r&
is
RMFmyERTJ
' Advertisement!. For Sixteen Ll tHaX
insertion, One Dollar; sack subseqaeat iaiWlf
TwentT-Jrref QenU. .,, , - f ' . -
Court Orders aad Jmdiciaf AdertismniwAm
charged 25 per beat. bigher' Wut'a deduction ef S9r
percent, will be made from tbe regular pneeaVfei'
advertisers by the year. f 4 ' - rt- r ;riT
Advertisements, jnserted in the Sam-Watati atV'
'steb, will also appear in th Wmklt Papery ftw
orcharge. ' '. . v -r ':.'i to
D Iietterrtatbe Editor rnnstbe nT-kr ''"
r"ir tbe Rf moral and Ptrmaatat Gin if d
NjEHVOUa DISS ASUS,
iad of those Complaints Uiob sr eaoc4 by aa
weakened or unbesltuv coiwiuon 01 ta
NKnVOTJS SYSTEM. "iJ
Thi benntiful snd convenient srsiti cation of tk saystSSaV
powers of OA LV AN ISM aud MAGNETISM, has boss MW ,
aounced by distinguiahed physicians, both In Europe aaatko,
United State4o b tbe west talumhlt medicinal aWsosrt .
Dr. CHRISTIE'S OALVANI0 BBLf .!
MAGNETIC FLUID,
is uitd with the moat perfect and certain succoss la" aH
cases of:
GENERAL OEB1LITT, '
Strenetueniii the weakened body, rivine tons to the 1
ercans, and invigoratiiig the entir system. Also set
CHAMP, fAlLALVSIS and PALSV, DVSI'ErSIA or
OK8TIN. H11KUMATISM. ACUTE and CHRONIC (
triLEPSV. LUV.BAGO. DK.AKNESS: NEEVOUS
VOHS, PALPITATION OK THK HEART, APOrXTJCT
NEi;RALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVES,
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, aad CUKVATUIIB'
of the Sl'INE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of thai KITS'
NEYS, DEVICIENCY OK NK.RVOU8 and rHYBICA?
ERGY, and all NKUVOUS DISEASES, which coiajUailUS ri
from one simpla catite namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous SywtaaK ' '
dCf- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs aad MofiawatT
mcirau the diieaie, for they weaken th vital nargas of tst
alrely prostrated system ; while tuidsr the straiiaTtWSalhfl"
life-giving, vitalizing inlliience of Lialvanisnj, as's4plid
this ue&utkul and wondnrlul discovarv, ths eahaomo Btioo
snd weakened sufierei it restored o lormsr haaitk, stxaagd
elAticity and vigor.
Tha great peculiarity and excellence of 1
Dr. Christie's Galvanic OorattVea,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
wai i application, in place of tha nsaal mode of aragssaf ,!'
physicking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks ho!)
under the infliction. - - J.
They $trenfthrn I hi tehott tyttem, sftwiist lac er sa) .
the Hood, pramote the ttcrttiont, and never do the Blifhtett ijlW
nnier any ctrcuvtttancet. Since their introdocUoa la '
United States, only three years sines, mora than . ,
60,000 Persons
including all ages, classes and conditions, among which WOf7,
a Urge number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to NtW
as Complaints, have beea 1 , !
ENTERELT AND PERMAaTEUTLT OTJUBP, i,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and ovary IksaV
else been tried in vain ! " 1 '
To illustrate the use of the GAI.VAWIG BK11 sufflia,
the esse of a person afflicted with that ban of civUlllftsOL
DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nsrvotii .Diaoroos. Jay
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by their aetisaaL
J-.e nerves and muscles of the stomadi, aJtord temporary rUt
out which leave the patient ia a lower state, and with uWfoaW
faculties, slier the action Uius excitsd lias ceasea. now i
pure this With the eflect resulting from (he application of ' Hie '
GALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic suB'crer, vB iktaw,
worse syuiptnmi of an attack, and snnply tie the Bait arooall
the body, using the Magnetic Kluid as direeted. la a assastr
period tbe insensible persiiration will act oa tha positi)
element of the Belt thereby causing a Galvahie llColstSl
which will puss on to Die negative, and thane back agasa ta'l
tho tositive, tnos keeping up a eoDtiniious Galvanic cirtjala-'.
tion throughout the xystem. 'Jhns the most severe CMS Of
DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CDRED. A fEW DAYS,
IS OKTEN AMPLY SL'KKICIENT vt ERADICATE TH
DISEASE OK YEARS. i i , 1
CERTIFICATES AND tmilONUM
Ot Ute mod Undoubted ClsJU-sietsar, ' ;
From all parts of the Country could given, sufficient to 1st, .
tvery column in this jijr ! , 1
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
srhicfa conclusively proves that
" Truth is stranger than Fiction."
EHEUMTBM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPXli !
Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman i
of New Jersev, of distinguished attainments Sad saalt
reputation :
Sidksv, New Jersey, July It, 1S4S,
Da. A H CHSisnr Dear Sirs Vou wish to know of
what has been the result in mv own- ase, of the auplicatioa of
THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply isaW
tbliows: - J
Kor about twenty yeare I had beea suiTeriug from DymsaT:
tin. tvery year the symptoms necam wont, aor souls a"
obtivin permanent relief from any course of medical treatmawt
whatever. About jourteen years since, m consequmsco- oj
frequent exposure to tlis weather, ia the discharge Ol wry ts(
toral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheum a
tism, which for year after year, aused ml iadaaoribaaao.
anguish. KarUier: in the winter of '44 and '48, ia conaqaaoo.
of preaching a great deal ir my own and v ariose other
churches in this region, I was attacked by the Briwwhlna
which soon became so severe as to require an immediate saa
pension of tr y pastoral labera. Afy neresw tyttrm Waa ustf
thoroughly prttrated, and as my Bronchitis became worse,
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus evincinC
that these disorders were connected with each othe thrjNtgai''
the medium of the Nervous System. , lu the whole phraiaeo.,
poeia there seemed to be no remedial agent wuiek eoaW
reach and recuperate my Nervous System every tbjstgthatjt
had tried for this purpose had completely failed. At last -was
led by my friends to examine yotir inventions, and (thoagw
with no very sanguine hopes of their emcieocy,) I ilsssimiasil.
U try the effect of the application of the GALVANIC BELT
AND NECKLACE, with tbe MAGNETIC FLUID. Thi WO
in June, 1&46. To sir suit astonishment, jit rwe sav anr;
Drsrcrsis hid eona; in eight dts I wis tusaxsO ysV
assoHc sir rssToasL lsssss; noa Hive I sisicb ssYreaw!
a aiisGLE seavicR on accodnt op thk BaoncniTia,; ami m
RmKVMATIC AFFECTION HAS ENTISKLr CKASF.D TO TBSDSUf ,SV
8neh is tha wonderful and happy results of the experts one ' :
1 have recommended tbe 15HI.T and KLUID to maJijrsjfM
have been likewise suffering from Nenralgic aflectious. Tie
have triad them, with HArrr besvlts, I beueve, ia avaav,
case. . ' ' r 'l
I am, dear sir, very respectfally years, : - I
ROBERT VV. LANBBt
DR. CHRISTIE'S ,1
GALVANIC NECKLACE .i
at ased for ail complaints affecting ths Throat or He, a,)
Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Thrust, Nervous aoa Hiosjr
Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Kearahria in the To
Burling or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness, which is renaJte '
Nervous, and that disti eased complaint, called Tie Dolor,.
Palsy and Paralysis. iv
All physicians acknowledge that those tarribl disssis atw
sausea by a deficiency 0 Aerreus Snrrgy in the sflostod
limbs. Da. Chsistie's Galvanic Articles will sapvly this
deficient power, and a complete and entire cms is thus a,
1000 Gases of Palsy and FaralysiaV.1
have been reported to Da. Christie and his Agents, within Ss
hut two years, which have been entirely restored. ' .
Cry- Clt. Anbbew J. . Tomb of Brookryn, IT. "I., nad aoJT
been able to walk a step for near four years, and was so help-'
less that he bad to be fed. The most celebrated f hyskaa
give him up. In five days after he commenced weaiing taw
ALVARtc Belt, N rex lack, and Bracelets, a . walkM
crass the room, snd in three weeks he had perfectly rewerC
his health. Captain Tomes is seventy years of ago. ri i 1
Severe Deafiiess Cured, 1
Ta following h an extract tVnsa a letter lately Wcotveil'
from a distinguished physician in th Stat of Virginia : .
"A. H. Christie, M. D.Dear Siri One of my bUb4b,
aaknewn tome, obtained your Galvanic Belt mud Mecklto,
with tho Magnetic Flmd, lor a sennas affection at Pssfnssss.
The ease was that oi' a lady whose Nervoos svstem was meea
disordered, and her general health pool1. Mnch was mr
previously to the application of the Belt, bat with vary liltl
success, and I feel it only right to tell you, that since she rns '
menced wawing the Beit aiid using the Klaid, fcsrt a ssw woska
go, she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING
and ker general health is better than tar several yeas." -
QCf- Every case of JJeafnen, if it be Kervous, as it gsiwrally
st, can b cured by this wonderful remedy.
DR. CHrTsTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS . t
Ara sound ef vast service ia cases of Cosrvsrlsjoaa asj Tlla
Spasmodic Complaints, snd general Nervous ASeetioos of th
Head and upr extremities Also in Faby and Paralysis, saw
all diseases caused by a deficiency of powr or ATVj,
Energy ia tbe limbs or other organs of the body. i
Prices: '' ' . ' l
Tha Oalwanlc Belt,
Tha Galvanic Necklace,
Tha Galvanic Bracelets,
Tha Magnetic Fluid,
Thria BcdXatald
a wo aouan
On Dollar
aaXswansa
ST'
3WT.
.TMm.
ar. Th articles ar sccoss pasted ay roll aad plaia 4Jrae
ttonsT Pamphlets with tuU particulars aaaj so aa oj fai
satiiotTXsvd Agent. - p '. ; V; ?
For sale, wholesale sad retail by P. Fl: FfeS-
CUD, Raleigh. . . : -
Jf ARUB assortment on bind aad eellHig cheaat
jLi ' BJ L. IlAKliiNG dc CO ; vu
Kaleigh Nov, 17180 74