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jj PUBLISHED S SMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
BY SEATON GALES,
EDITOR AND PROPMETOi.
TERMS.
for the Semi-Weekly Paper, $5 per annum,
for the Weekly Paper, $3 per annum.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice Dyspepsia. Chronic,
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS.
AND ALL
DISEASES ARIS
ING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOM ACH, SUCH
AS CONSTIPATION. INWARD
PILES, FULLNESS. OR BLOOD TO
THE HEAD, ACIDITY OF THE STOM
ACH, NAUSEA.HEARTBURN. DISGUST
FOR FOOD, FULLNESS, OR WEIGHT IN
THE STOMACH, SOU R ERUCTATIONS
SINKING OR FLUTTERING AT THE
PITT OF THE STOMACH, SWIM
MING OF THE HEAD, HURRIED
AND DIFFICULT BREa TH
ING, FLUTTERING AT
THE HEART, CHOK
ING. OR
SUFFOCATING 8ENSATIO.VS WHEN IN A
A.YJNG POSTURE, DIMNESS OF VIS
ION, DOTS OB WEBS BEFORE THE
SIGHT, FEVER AND DULL
PAIN IN THE HEAD,
DEFICIENCY
OF PERSPIRATION,
YELLOWNESS OF THE SKIN
AN EYES, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
BACK.CHEST, LIMBS. SUDDEN
FLUSHES OF HEAT, BURNING IN
THE FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGININGS
OF EVIL, AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS ;
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED,
BY
Celebrated German Bitters
PREPARED BY
Dr. C. TT. Jackson,
AT THE
GERMJ.Y MEDICINE STORE,
No, 120, Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
Their pon-er orer the above diseatet is not excelled, xf
equalled by any other preparntiM in the Untied
State, as the cures attest, in many cases after siU
ful physicitns had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the rectification of dis
eases of the Lier aud lesser gl.-mda, exercising the
most searching powers in weaknesses and affections
of the digestive organs, they are withal, safe, cer
tain, and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
From the "Boston Bee."
The Editor Dec. 2J.
4Dr HooHnniT s Celebrated German Bitters, for the
ore of Liver Cowplxint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one of
the most popular medicines of the Jay. These Bit
ters hive been ued by thousands, and a friend at
ur elbow says he has himself received an effectual
and permanent cur of Liver Complaint from the
use of this remedy We are convinced that, in the
use of these Bitters, the patient constantly gains
strength and vigor, a fact worthy ot great consider
ation They are pleasant in time and smell, and
can be used by persons with the most delicate
stomachs with sfty, under any circumstance.
We are speaking from experience, and te the af
flicted we advise their use."
"Scott's Wxexlt," one of the best Literary
papers published, said, August 25
uDr. Hoojland's German Bitters, manufactured
by Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of
the most promiuent members of tbe faculty, as no
article of mach efficacy in eaee of female weakness
As such is the ease we would advise all mothers to
ebtaiu a bottle and thus save themselves much sick
les. Persona of debilitated constitutions will find
tbrse Bitter advantageous to their health as we
know from experieocc the salutary effect that they
hive opon weak systems."
Judge M. M. Noati, a gentleman of great liter
ary and scientific attainments, said io his u New
York Weekly Mewn.-et, Jinuary 6. 1850.
" Dr HoflamTs German Bitters. Here is a pre
paration which the leading press-s in the Union
appear to be ananimous in recommending, and the
reason is obvious. It is made after a proscription
furnished by one of the most celebrated physicians
r modern times, the late Dr Christopher Wilhelm
llooflxnd. Profe.sor to the University of Jena, Pri
vate Physician to the King of Prussia, and one af
tbe greatest medical writers Germany has ever pro
duced He was emphatically the enemy of humbug,
and therefore a medicine of which he was tbe in
venter and endorser may be confidently relied on.
He specially recommended it ia Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acidity of the Stom
ach, Constipation and all complaints arisiug from a
disordered condition of the stomach, the Liver and
the intestines. Nine Philadelphia papers express
their conviction of its excellence, and several of the
editors peak of its effects from their own individ
ual experience. Under these circumstances we feel
warranted, not only in calling the attention of oar
readers to the present proprietors (Dr. C. M Jack
son's) preparation, but in recommending the article
to all afflicted."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The 'Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the best
family newspaper published in the Uuitetl States,
the editor says of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
" It ia seldom that we recommend what ars termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage
of our readers; and, therefore, when w reeommead
Dr Hoefland's German Balers, we wish it to be
distinctly understood that w are not speaking' of
the nostrums of the day, that are noised about for
brief period and then forgotten alter they have
done their guilty race of mischief, but of a medicine
long established, universally prized, and which has
Bet the hearty approval of the faculty itself."
Evidence upon evidence ha been received (li:e
the foregoing) from all sections 01 the Union, the
last three years, and the strongest testimony in its
2it, is, that there is more of it used in the prac
t' of the regular physicians of Philadelphia, than
all ether n oat rams combined a fact that can be
asily established, and fally proving that a scien
tific preparation will meet with their quiet approval
when presented even io this form.
That tbis medicine will cure Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia.no one can doubt, after using it as
directed. It acts specifically upon tbe siomash and
liver; it is preferable to calomel in all bilious dis
eases ; the effect is immediate. They can b ad
ministered to female or infant with safety and
reliable benefit, at any time.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high character
"which ia necessary for all medicines to attain, to
induce counterfeiters ts put forth a spurioas article
at the risk of the lives of those who are innocently
deceived.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written signature of C. W. JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and tbe name blown in
tbe bottle, without xhick they art spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No 120 ARCH Street, one door below Sixth,
(lit of 278 Race street) Philadelphia, and by re
spectable dealers throughout the country.
Also for sale by
J.B.RAMSEY,
Druggist
Pittsboro' N. C. May 29th, 1851. 44 ly
Jb. UaitDlAG fc CO.
DEALERS in Gentlemen' Clothing, Read
Made, of the first quality .' Also,
A complete assortment of Gents Drees Good.
Fayetteville, St.,
Telegraph Building.
E. L HARDING, Raleigh, N. C.
4- A. L. SCOTT &. CO., Petersburg, Va.
fcaleiga, Jul SGtb, 185J. 60
f,
rnfl
RALEIGH
REGISTER
i iijj
VOLUME III.
WOUL,D lnfonB the LaDIES, that he keeps
" w constantly on hand,
Ladies' fine kid Walking Shoea,
u " Slippers.
ALSO,
Children's Shoes;
And. indeed, every thing usually kept in a Shoe
ot ore
Raleigh, Aug. 18th, 1851. 67 if
Boot and Shoe JIanuactory.
ffl o "'"'"eiy Purchased the entire
UI SThe O. L. BURCH, and will carry
BOOTJJVD SHOE MANUFACTURE,
in all its various branches, at his old stand, on do.r
below the Posi-Office. It is my determination
use the best materials known to the trade, and the
workmanship shall not be surpassed in the Sta'e
All those accustomed heretofore to gel tine their
work from the old Shoe stand, may be sure, by cal
ling on eie, to get as good an article new as vr.
Call mod see for vourelvj
HENRY A. DEPXIN.
A CARD.
The undersigned takes pleasure in sayiae, that
be believes that Ma. Darsia is well qualified to ful-
els promise to the Public and 1 reoommeodr my
friends and old customers to give him a trial.
' O L. BURCH.
(SacccHsrlo Pomeroy k OWeal.)
BOOK SELLCR AND STATIONER.
Ao. 16, Fayettetille Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
BALEIGH, K. C.
HAS on hand a verv large and valuable collec
tion of Theological, Law. Medical, Scientific,
Aai.cultural. Miscellaneous, School Book, Blank
Books and Stationery of nil kind.
Prices very l.,wcall and examine.
May 34th, 1851. 4Q
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Tluiiufuf turcrnnd Dealer in fhe
Following Articles, Raleigh, N. C.
STOVES; tin, iron and copper wares ; guns aud
pisto's of all sort ; powder, shot, caps, powder
tl tk and shot chargers, a fiue assortment of pock
et ana table cutlery, the celebrated Pine India steel
raxors. mortice locks, with white mineral kuobs,
from 80 cents to $4 improved rim locks, New Ha
veu locks, carpenters rim lock, sliding door locks,
people's lock, best furniture lock, dea l lock, novel
ty lock with mineral knobs, mineral locks with Ja
pan mounting mortice locks with iron bolts and
key, mortice locks with white knobs, rural lock
with white mineral knobs, plate locks, smoke-house
locks, mortice ciosct locks will, brass Ironts, chest
locks, horse locks, fncy buhed pal locks, fine pa
tent dropped Japan padlocks, rim drop latches.
Bolwiu's night latch, improved bow latchea, cup
board lock hitckes, porcelain knob.-, the bet ever iu
this City or Slate, mineral door knobs, screw, ma
hogany and pearl while doorknob, mineral draw
kuobs, furniture knobs, pearl white bell pulls, axle
pulley, Blake's side pullrys. wardrobe hook, Ian
ey coat and hat book-, window spring, rim blauk
shutUr hinges, C. Palmer's window buu.Clarke's
butt hinges and superior cast butt binges, curtaia
pins and handles, coffee mills, candle sticks, dog
collars and chains, cloth, sh"e, and horse brushes.
Also, Carpenter's, Cooper's. Tinner's, and Black
smith's Tools.
Also, nails, screws, scytbe-blad's, sheep shears,
brass lamps, hand bells, trace chains, grubbing hoes,
spring-balauces. plyer. p:ides, shovels, hoes, and
irens, pans, vices, pumps, Buck's ptteut improved
cooking stove, and in ihort every thing needed by
tanners and mechanics in tbe hardware line
Also, a full supply of CARRIAGE TRIM
MINGS, such as carriage axles aud springs, car
riage bauds, patent leather hub bands, pewer loom
lace, enamelled Canvass, figured maroon, damask
alpaca, extra fine cambric, and fringe. On hand, al
so, a full supply of CARRIAGES and BUGGIES.
Smoke-house, J nil, and Bunk Locks made to or
der, warranted not to be picked or broken, and to
give satisfaction.
The subscriber is also prepared to execute any
and all work in iron, steel, bras-, coppei, sVc. Guns
and pistols made to order Also, strainers for Tur
pentine Distilleries.
All orders executed promptly and in the best
manner. If the subscriber does not sell lower than
any body else, and do good work at lair prices, theu
he will give it up.
Encourage home industry. Now is the time.
Call &a tbe subscriber at Raleigh, Wake County,
Noun Carolina, or send our oidera by letter.
JOSEPH WOLTEKING
Raleigh. Sept. 16. 1S5I. 78 ly
JOILY C-OUT (IF TOWN !
HODGE; IS THE BRIDGE DONE?
flHE undersigned, havirjg removed from the
A "City ofOaks,7' contrary to the wishes of its
ciiixens, to bis delightful villa, Waverly, three
miles westward on the Chapel Hill road, begs leave
to iuform the Public, that he wishes to purchase a
" few more" of the likely ' sons a-nd daughter of
Ethiopia, for which he will pay the highest caib
prices.
As the corn crop is short, bacon high, and shoats
vEursCAacs, be would advice all those having a
surplus of Blacks oh hand, to din pose of them nor,
for the probability is, they will depreciate in value
shortly, owing to the ' increasing scarcity of that
useful commodity, Cash. Persons wishing to sell,
are requested to give me a call, or make application
to W. F. Akew, who is associated with me in
business. He can be found at hi residence on
Favetteville street, Raleigh.
JOHN C. MOORE.
Waverly, Oct 23rd, 1851. 86 tf
O" Star copy.
NEW STORE.
PENED TO DAY", by the Subscriber, for
VggtjP the accommodation of tbe public, a store right
oppeeilethe Raleigh and Gaston Kail Koad Office,
lie keeps constantly on hand Groceries of every
description:
Confectionaries and Fruits,
Cigars, a choice assortment. For sale low.
4000 superior Regalia and Principe (genuine Ha
vana.) 50u0 middle and low qualities,
Jenny Lind and People' Choice sjperior chewing
Tobacco,
China Goods, a fine lot.
The Subscriber offers his goods st the lowest rates
and invites the public to come and examine his
Stock. F. MAHLER.
Raleigh, July 19th. 1851. 68
I It. Sugar.
lOO bhd. fair to choice P. R. Sugar.
For ale by
PEEBLES, WHITE, DAVIS 4 CO.
Petersburg, Aug. 18lb. 1851. 67
$10 REWARD.
RAN A WAY from the Subscrihpr. a
yellow boy named Sampson Dew,
abo 't nineteen years old. Had on when
he left a green Coal and blue panta
loon. Said boy was bound to me until
he atuined the agi ot 21 year ; I hereby forewarn
all perons from harboring or employing said boy.
I will give the above reward for his delivery to me
or $5 for his confinement irr Jsil so that lean get
him. ALFRED MITCHEL,
ALIAS BOOTS.
Raleigh, Oct 20th, 1851 85
SHOES, SHOES.
Robinsons' Walking Shoes snd Slippers,
White Kid Jenny Lind, sod Bronse Slippers,
Parodi. Super Seal, and Jeffersonian Shoes,
MUsea snd Childrens' Block and Fancy Bootee
Men's, Bov's and Servant's Shoes,
W. H. K. 4. TUCKER.
"WHERE AT?"
EVANS & COOKE'S.
M. !9, FATETTETILLE STREET,
RAEEIGII f . C.
o
YOU will find a beautiful assortment of Staph
and Fancy Dry Goods, embracing every arti
cle usual in Dry Good Stores. AUo, Hardware
Halt, Cap, Boot, Shoe; Grocerie, tc. dc.
In addition to the above, the Subscribers are dai
ly receiving their fall purchase, which is extensive
and in point of cheapness cannot be surpassed by
any in their line. Tbey are ever grateful for past
vi o iuu oeg a continuance or the same.
H. L. EVANS,
GEO. T. COOKE.
August 20th, 1851. 70
TIIE OLD DOmiVlOX,
To the Old iSorth State !
. GREETING.
i" suLocnoer wouia iniorm nis numerous
e rnenas snd customer in North Carolina,
that he is now receiving daily from hi manufactory
at Newark, large invoices of READY MADE
cj-ui MliNU, which, with the unusual qaantity
-u uoui.iuiii in ArriersDurg, win maxe one
or the most extensive, varied snd complete assort
ments ever onereu in Virrinia to which here
s pec t fully invites the attention of purchasers Hav
ing facilities for the purchase snd manufacture of
goods possessed by few and surpassed by uone in
the trade he is determined to spare n pins to sus
tain tbe reputation of the PETERSBURG CLO
THING BAZAAR for selling Ready made Clo
mine or a superior quality ut a low rate as can be
procured in any other establishment of the kiud ia
ebe Stairs. Our sloea. will at all times comprise
very article appertaining to our business, such as
UKKSS AND FROCK COATS.
Of every size and various qualities, from low
priced to fine. The styl of our Coat as wil as
the workmanship aud trimmings is of the most ap
proved Order.
BUSINESS COATS
In great variety of cut aud material. Also Hunt
ing Coats, Fire Coats, Water Proof Coals, ic.
OVEK COATS 7
Of the most dtsiruble style for winter of 1851
and '2. Fine Black, Brown, Blue and Olive Cloths,
loe skins, and Cassirnere, Bever, Pilot, aud Oak
Tweeds of various colors, long Hiding Coats, and a
lurge assortment of Heavy cheap over-eoats for
servants. Also a full assortment of Cloaks.
PANTS
Black ClothCaS8itnere,Doekin,and Satiuet paate
Pansy do Tweed and do do
Hunting and Riding Cdu roy Pauls.
VETS.
Black and Fancy Vests in endless variety (
Silk. Satin, Plush, Merino, Casaimere, and Italian
Cloths, &c
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirti, Collars, Cravuts, feuxpenders, Soeks,
Pocket H'd'k'f, Shoulder Brnceg.Kid, Silk.Thred
and Buckskin Gloves. Ri.liug Gloves, Stocks, Um
brellas, Trunks, Carpet Bugs, dc , frc.
Merchants sre invited to examine our goods, a
it is our determination to keep a stock and sell at
pricis, which will render it unnecessary to go far
ther North.
N. PERRY.
Sycamore St., Petersburg. Va.
September 8th, 1851. tt 73
W OKKS
OF THE
REV. JAMES HAMILTON, D.D.
LIFE IN EARNEST,
Six Lectures on Christian Activity sod Ardor.
18mo
II.
THE MOUNT OF OLIVES,
And other Lecture on Prayer. 18 mo.
III.
HARP ON THE WILLOWS,
Remembering Zion. Church in the Houe, Farewe I
to Egypt, snd the Destination of the Jew lSuic.
IV.
THANKFULNESS AND OTHER ESSAYS.
18mo.
V.
LIFE OF DISIIOP HALL.
32mo.
VI.
THE HAPPY HOME.
Illustrated.
VII.
MEMOIR OFLADYCOLQUHOUN.OFLUSS,
Dsughter ot Sir John Sinclair. 16mo.
VIII.
THE ROYAL PREACHER.
Lectures on tne Boo ol Ecclt-siaate.
HENRY D. TURNER,
N C. Book Store
Raleigh, Nov. 1851. 88
STITH
AVE just received their weekly supplies from
New York aud have now ou haud and Will
eil low tor eah
Elegant I'auton crapes, embroidered,
Cashmeres, plain ana embroidered,
tlouslin de Laines, Poplins.
Raw, plain, 6gured and Foulard Silks,
Merinos, great variety.
Nouveantes Psruiecne,
Thibe cloths,
A lapses, large ussortment,
Merino Shawls,
Ribbou and Fringes,
Gentlemen' Handkerchiefs.
Ladies do
Cotton Shirtings,
do Jeaus, Cotton 3heetings,
Flannels, Red sod White.
Family aud Negro Blankets,
Linsy Woolseys,
Elegant Piano Cover.
Ditto Table Ditto.
Gentlemen' Fin Hats.
Wool ditto,
Gentleman' Calf Bool.
3 Pieces Ingrain Carpeting,
1 Common ditto.
Men's Brogan Shoe.
Boya Jc Women's ditto.
4 Boxes Cheese superior
1 Tierce whole grsio New Rice.
Paulmiers Ploughs.
Coveys Cutting Knives.
Nail assoiied, Iron,
10 Barrel Whiskey.
Stith &. Cp , are Agent for the sale of 8toddsrts
Pianos,and will turnish orders at th shortest notice
November 7th. 1851. 90
Looking- Glass And Picture Frame
iff antifactory.
BICH.TIOD, VA.
r!HE nndersigued manufacture and offer for sale
M. the following articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental aad plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gilt
Daguerreotype Frames a large and beautiful as
sortment of new goods.
Looking Glass Plates, of all sites and fitted in
Picture Glass, French, first quality, from 59x36
inches dow
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes, of all sixes, for builders' in
terior work
ALSO,
Old Work re gilt and jobbing in the above branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern and large site
French Mirrors furnished to order.
E7Country oideis by mail will receive prompt
attention.
FRANCK fc CLOVER,
193 Main st , between Oth and 10th st.
Richmond. July 13, 1851. 571.
IPU3T received Five Tierces of whole grain Rice
STITH CO.
11
I 0
C. B. ROOT.
WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Raleigh, and the public
generally, that he ha recently returned fmm the
North with a new, beautiful and splendid stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C-, &C-, &C-,
which he is prepared to aell lower than such articles
have ever been sold in this market at any previous
time. Having himself paid great attention to the
flection of hi go.Kis, he is confident that, for Beau
j, and Fashion, no superior stock wa ever before
exhibited in North Carolina.
Hi assortment i made upf a very great variety,
snd consists, in earl, of the following articles:
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
Gold and Silver Lever Watches. Anchor C.linrier.
Vertical Escapements, Gold ano Steel Guard Chains,
1J 1 -mm "
oeais, rveys, together with a larire assortment of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rins. G.ld and
Silver Pencila. Gold Pen. Thimble, Medallions,
Gold Heart and Crosse. Mantel Clocks. Gold and
Silver mounted Canea, Card Cases, Toilet Bottles
and Ladies, Toilet Work Boxes. Chessmen and
Backgntnmen Boards, Sieel Pen, Gilt, Steel, Gloss
and Satin Beads. Jet Combs, Segar Cases, Rasor
Straps, Purses 4c , $-c.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Silver Table, Tes, Dessert, Salt and Mastard
Spoons, Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives. Sil-ver-meunted
Cocoa Nuts, Castors, Candle Sticks,
Snuffers and Trays, Cake Baskets, Coffee Greques,
Brittania Ware, in setts nr single peices. Silver and
PlaiedCupg, Silver and Ivory Napkin Rings, &lc,
SPECTACLES.
Gold. Silver. Blue and polished Steel Spectacles.
Perifocal Spectacle Glasses, a new article 10 suit
the eyes of all persons; very superior Flint Glasses
that may be adjusted in any frame, at any notice.
PERFUMERY
Comprising Powder Boxes, Cologne and Lavender
w aters, 1 oilel fowder Shaving and Toilet Soaoa
Also H air, Tooth and Shaving: Brushes.
CUTLERY-
A Urge assorts est of superior Raxnrs, Pocket
anu ren xvuives, also Dirks and Bowie Knives.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
sp.imxn Ouilars, Violins, Clarionets, Flutes.
r ues uuuar ana violin Strings, Extra Violin
BOWS OtC C.
ltr . .....
w atcnes and blocks repaired in superior style.
As his own personal attention will be given to the
department, mose persons bRving- articles to re
pair may rely on their beme well and fatthfullv
" voia na oi:ver mHnursctnred to order
Highest prices given for old Gold and Silver
TO 8 POUTS TIEN.
-'2" ' .-avJaTJj
C B. Root hss slso received a fine lot of Double
Barrel G-ins, Rifles, Pistols of all kinds, Powder
Flasks. Shot Bags, Bird Bag, Packages of Bald
win' Improved Elastic and Indented Gun Wad
ding. Ac. fc.
DR. WILLIAM R. MILLER.
OFFICE ABOVE THE
LIFE INSUITANCEOFFICE,
RaleighJuly 22nd, 1651. 53
J. D. WILLIAMS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
iTlEKCIIAiXT,
r A YKTTE-V I L L E,
NORTH CAROLINA
July 19th. 1850. 83
To Kail Koad Contractors,
Office of the JV.
C. Railroad Co ,
Greensboro ,
Oct. 24, 1851.
B
1D8 for the following work on the line ef said
Ksad will be received at the Office ia this
pli.ee nntil the 15th December next, whea ike Let
tings will take place at said Office, vis :
r or the Grading and Masonry of the following:
sections of the 2nd division of said Rond, vis jro
lions 1 2 3 4 56;9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 ; 30 II 32
J and 34.
For the Grading and Masonry of sections 1 t and
3 of the Fourth Division, as they may be finally de
termined upon by the Engineer.
For the masonry and Superstructure of the fol
lowing Bridges, vix ; across Crabtree, two across
Erin. Back Creek, and Haw River, oa the second
Division.
F or the Masonry and superstructure of a Bridge
across Deep River on the Third Iivikn.
For the Masonry snd Superstructure of th fol
lowing Bridges on the Fourth Division, via : across
the Vsdkm River, Irish Buffaloe, Rocky Hier, Can
die Creek and Sugar Creek.
Contractors for the Gradin and Masonry on the
sections, and for all the Bridges except tbe Yadkin
Bridge, will be expected to lake atock to the amount
of one half of their bid. and bidder will stale what
stock they bid upon or whether they propose to take
ucti stock as may be assigned ihem by the Board.
Bidders for tbe Yadkin Bridge will accompany
their bids with the amount of Stock they propose
to take, and state what stock they bid upon, or
whether they propose to take such stock as may be
assigned them by the Board of Directors.
Separate bids will be received for the Masonry
and for the Superstructures of the Bridge
From and after 15th November until the letting,
estimates of the Grading snd Masonry, and proSles
of the Road, and estimates of the Masonry and Su
perstructure of the Bridges, and the plans snd draw
ing for the same, may be seen at the Office kef the
Rail Road.
Bids may be forwarded by mail, addressed
"fresiueoioi meiN.t-. Kailroad, Greensboro'.
J. M. MOREHEAD
President of N. C. Rail Road
Ort.27lh, 18.11. w6w HI
"" BEG leave to call the attention of builder snd
persons wishing to porchsse Lumber to my
steam 8aw Mill near Raleigb, where they can be
supplied with sny kind, at the shortest notice. AUo
sawed Lath, of tbe best quality at $1 00 per M.
T. H. SNOW.
Raleigh July llih, 1850. 56 ly
PliltHACIlTl SOAP, for Chapped
nanas, r or sale by
H. D.
TURNER.
88
Raleich. Nov. 3rd- 1851.
Oysters, Oysters!
THE undersigned lakes an early occasion to
give notice, that he will be able, in the course
of a few day, to supply all orders raoM town oe
countbt. for the finest
NORFOLK OYSTERS,
received direct, in twenty four hour, from teir
beds in tbe "briny deep." All who relish this great
luxury of the season, will please send ia their or
ders to W. R. PEPPER, Agent.
Nov., 7th 1851. (it 90
OT' Standard copy.
ILUEIfifl
MEMBER
PATENT (iJ 1
1 m 1
12
WHOLESALE WATCH
and Ji;vi;liiy STORE
L. E MILLER & GO,
IMPORTERS. Msnnfacturers and Jobbers of
WAICH. JEWRI.RV JI. c k fvrr-v nnr ro
hae leased the Old Stand, formerly occupied by
rvtorlrSn,,fi''ld Brolr fc Co. SOUTH EST
i?(H.!R OF CIIHRLES AND BALTIMORE
oinc.ciB.fNo. 227.) which they are putting in
T"' "r,,er If,r the WHOLESALE WATCH
4 JEWELRY BUSLNESS, to be opened about the
Uth of J uly.
In callin.; the attention of the trade to the new
concern, we mention the fact thatwe are associated
Wr.rth'' mott "''rm'e JEWELRY MAN
UFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS iu the
country, which must give a decided advsutage over
... icrsm mi marset. Tor supplying dealers with
Jewelry at manufacturers' prices, a feature in this
branch of trade long since needed, between Balti
more ana ine Southern and Western Merchants
We desire to call particular attention to the
aicn department, which will at all times be sup-
piieu witn a great assortment from the most cele
brated manufacturers, and kept in perfect running
order, so that purchaser may at once take them.
a wruieii guarantee that they will perform cor
rectly. r
This branch of the buiuaw-will receive tke espe
cial attention of one of th firm, whose extensive
u pracucsi knowledge of the husinnss, will, We
u piace in the confidence of buyers
we respectfully invite you to call upon us when
you next visit onr city, confidently believine that an
examination of oor Goods will prove to you, that
they are better styles and cheaper than you have
ever seen in this market, and assure you that bo
UI... ue wmtinr; on our part to make the ao
qunintnnce one of mutual henefii
Old stand, formerly occupied by Oanfield, Bro. fc
vu. . .c. comer or Uharle &. Baltimore ts.
REFERENCES:
Wyeth. Blacktock &. Co.
Gwyn, Reid fc TnyUr,
James Hodges At Brother
Murdoch, Doer A Evans.
Stelltnm &. Hinrichs,
Burtholow, Gwyn A Co.
Sangston A Co.
Hurst 4- Berry.
Reily &, Pendleton,
Curbing & Bailey,
John Murphy &. Ce.
Moore s onffin
Baltimore. Aug. 13. 1851.
Cmos.
H. S. THOMPSON k CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TLY WjIRE A T JVOR THERA" PRICES,
AMD MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Work
ALSO, DEALERS IN
Castings, Sheet Iron, Bar Lead, Tin Plate,
Stoves, Wire, Zinc, Sfc,
Lower Esn 8icamokb Stbkt.
THE ubcrilers having considerably enlarged
their business would repccifuliv invite the
Country Merchant-of Virginia and North Carolina
loan examination of their extensive assortment of
Piain and Japanned Tin Ware, assuring ihem th
can sell a low as any house Noiih. and the articles
superior, being of iheir own mtuufaciure. And, in
addition to their stock of Plain and Japanned Ti
Ware, they offer for sale low the following articles:
Brinannia Tea and Coffee Pols and Soup Ladles
Do Tea and Table Spoons, Castors and
Goblet
Alabatla Tea and Table snd Plated Spoons
Plated Table and Dessert Forks, in sets
Do Candlesticks, Snuffers and Tray
Fine Planished Patent Coffee Pete, all size
Coffee Urn and vtek Dishes
Wahvrs, Cofiee Milrs snd Teakettles
Brittannia and Glass Fluid Lamps
Tall Brass and Brittannia Caudleotieks
Psckei and '1'al.le Kn ives, Razors, dc.
Axes, Hatchets and Hammers,
Spades, Shovels and Forks
Molasses Gates. Faucetsand Cut Tacks
Pa ent Counter Scales, various sizes
Locks enammelled and Brans Preserving Kettles
Large Bras Wash Kettles from 5tn50gallon
Castings, consisting of Pots, Ovens, Spiders and
Skillets
Wood Sujrar Boxes, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms
Matches, Blacking, and Shoe Brusi.es
Together with a large asortment of Fancy Goods.
k. s. rtitiMrsoN $- ;o ,
Lower end Sycamore st.
Petersburg, V.
Ag 29 61110s 70
Important to
MILLERS AND MILL-OWNERS!
THE Undersigned would resneptfutlv inform
those engaged in the Milling business in North Car
olina, that he keeps constantly on haud, and will
supply at the shortest notice, that almost invalua
Die article.
YOUNG'S IMPROVED PA TF.XT
6.17 L T AAD S CREEN Jn unnffrxr
-- - WAV A-J
The only Machine of ihe kind that hntnnH th.
test and given satisfaction to tbe public. It has
suralanted every Smut Mach ine vet nfFerpd in tho
State, more or less of which have been taken down to
mane room tor it. I he public need fear no impost
iicanuuiiHiuieu ivtiicntnes runuintr
iu on 11 Carolina ; ana 1 wish to offer no other
references than the gentlemen who are using them,
whose expectations have been more tbsn rexliznt in
tneir performance. II not only thoroughly cleanses
the Wheat of Smut, but also purifies it of all other
suosuiDces, ainiosi 10 perfection. It takes up bul 4
teet square in the mill and reauires but little, new
er. 1 1 is warranted for five years araiust breaking
ur wennug ai, anu aiso to retaiu its cleanaing qual-
:.. . 1 1 - . . " . .
ikirs lur luai. biwe.
There are a number of these Machines through
hich 100,000 bushels of Wheat have been cleans
ed and they have never beea out of order one day.
T I 11... J
iiero was swarueu to it the Tremium of the Ma
ryland State Fair, and a Premium with a silver ne.
dal. at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, at 11
more, Ust Fall.
Address the Subscriber at Soaia Lawall Mill.
Orange County, N. C.
JN6. A. McMANHEN.
December 28, 1S50. tf 104
New Books,
HOUSEHOLD LITURGY; ororder.f Daily
Prayers for Families,
t smily and Closet Devotiutis,
Burnett on theXXXlX Article.
Blum's history of Abraham and Jacob,
Blunt, on the Pentateuch,
Archbishop Lecker's lectures on the Cstechism,
Palmer on Komanism,
Episcopacy Exam ned,
Clergyman's l.'empanion,
Festivals and Fasts, by Hobart,
DevouHJhurchmau's Companion,
Christmas Bells, and other poems, byjthe author of
"Constance,''
Lyra Apostolica.
Rfadins for every day in Lent,
Sacra Privata, by Wilson,
Lord's Supper, by do
Clement' Epistles.
Sumner on Maihew and Mark,
Jibhs Kempia.
Buell'a reply to Wbately on the Kingdom of Christ
HENKY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, October 1 7th . 1851. 84
T. C. WORTH
Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant WILMINGTON JV. C.
July let, 1851. 53 lyp.
BUSINESS COATS
f MURE of those desirable Coat; just
JLvF Vr opened at the lew price of $4 60.
E. L. HARDING & CO
n.
Notice.
THE Subscriber, as successor to COOKE &
our r ALU L, in the Livery business will con
tinue its operations in alf its hranrhoa at hi. .t..
bles. on Wilmington street, and solicits the nat-
runee or hi old friends and the public generally.
ma prices must De arranged agreeably to th
yicusor yroouee and labour, and will be from
nd slier the 1st day of February nxt,- a fol
lows :
Pair of Horses per month, gl8 00
Single do do 0 00 j
IJ de week 3 50
Do do day 75
Uarter!y settlements will be required in all
stances, and persons having horses now in mv
care are requested to lake them sway, if unwil
iing 10 comply with the above conditions.
JERE : NIXON.
Jan.. 24th. 1850.
Peruvian Government
GUANO
M7K now prepared to receive erders for
T V Guano, baviag made arrangements with the
Government Agent for a certain quantity of the
best Peruviaa Guano for Autumn sales To pre
vent disappointment, those who intend to use this
articie bad better send us their orders at once, and
iub price can a nxea now or at tea time of delivery,
aa iae ouyer may preier.
PEEBLES, WHITE, DAVIS tCO.
PtTIMBUSO, VlSCIlUA.
June 17. 1851. 4g tf.
W. H, THOMPSON,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER.
RETURNS his thanks to
the citizens of Raleigh and
us vicinily, lor their kind
patrensge, and would res-
pectfully inform the public
mat he has removed to a
part of the building occu
pied by E. L. Harding's
Clothing Sstore. where he
is prepared to execute all work in his line ofh..;.
nesa, with neatness and despatch, and on the most
reasonable terms. Give me a call, and I -,.... I
smisiHciion in everyinstance.
Kaieigh. Aug. 1th, 1851. 3m $5
N. PERKY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
SYCAMORE STREET,
J doors above Bank, PETEBBUB6, fa.
SUPERIOR
Ready Itlade Clothing;,
AND
GENTLEMEBPS
UNDER DRESS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS,
HAJYDKER CHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
Umbrellas. Trunks,
, September 8th, 1850. 73 tf
GROCERIES, .&C.
"JOSEPH G. M. BUFFALOE will continue i
9W carry on tbe Grocery business, st the old stand
uuiYt, ot jjur ALOE, Hargeti Su He will
keepconstinily on hand a full supply of all articles
io hi line of business, and solicits a share of the
public patronage. If you would save monev. call
o , JlJls- M- BlJfFALOE.
Raleigh, Feb. ihih. 1851.
Robinson's Shoes.
LADIES' Kid and Goat ....
Ladies Got Welt Boots, '
Misses' and Children Goat Welt Boots.
EVANS A COOKE.
August 29th 1851. 70
NEW FALL ART) WINTER GOODS,
JUST ARRIVED AXD DAILY ARRIVING.
W. H. &. R. s. Tucker.
STB ESPECTFULLY announce to the public that
m"ny fhe most desirable articles embraced
iiV- . V. V 7 exiens,ve .sortoient of Fall and
Winter Goods, selected with careby ene of the firm,
in the best Northern markets, have bee.. .1.. '
uy receiveu aud opeued, aud they flatte
, , -. 1 J VV. 1. 1 1
alrea-
y
r tbem-
seivea iney will be nrpr.rl
maud for goods of every description, on a. good"
r - -f - a
to meet
the de--
o .ucjr v.Iloe golu ln this market. Thankful
lor and encouraged by the very liberal patronage
heat nvcH nrwtn . i . r . .
r ,lll(.e nelr c0nneclI0n ,n lMJ8
nsas they have ventnred te lay in a very heavy stock
to which they invite the attention of purchasers.
iiup.ug tneir enorts to accommodate will not fail to
The attention of the ladies is respectfully invited
to the following desirable dress goods.
Super Brocade, and Cbamelion i!ks,
Blue, Black and White Watered Silka,
Black Gre DeKhine and Italian Silks,
Solid and ancy Lute siring do
Brocade Poult De Soi,
Cashmere DeEcosse, Figured Brilliantes,
English, German and Lupin's French Merinos,
Solid Paramettas, '
Rich Figured Paris DLaiBes,
Plain and Fancy Poplin,
Black Silk Laces,
Deep Silk Fring
Paris Kid Gloves,
Buttonsand Trimmings.
Scalloped Embroidered Hsndkerchief.,
Swiss, Jackonet. and Tarii.n m.i:..
Chemisett! Collars, Uudersleeve and Caffs,
Muslia Bands, Ejg.ngs.nd ln.ertings, a"
vv
A R. S TUCKER.
GREAT JBXCfTEiTIENT
IN KORTHXAROLINA !
The Battle is begun, and 1 intend
to fight my way through for
HOME INDUSTRY!
i DKLD DOLLARS, send on your orders for
Turpentine Stills, Caps, Arms and Worms
Alee, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work
Brass, Machinery dfce.
The prices of Still-cape, Anns, and Worms, are
as fo lnar R n i U i n-
, V. T o "f, ' aul ' or b7 contract
7 bsrrel Still-eaD. Arm and Warm. .
10 do do rf
400
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
485
525
585
615
60
695
do do
do do
do de
do do
do da
u do 75o
d 850
do do ami
J a
All work will be warranted for It months, fire
and burning excepted. His work wilt a I. a be de
livered within fifty miles of Rsleigh, at the shortest
notice ; and if 1 fail to deliver Stills ia tbe time
agreed upon, I will forfeit $5 for each day lost to
the purchaser. '
D . . c , JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept 16, 1651; 76 y
Tea ! Tea I ! Tea ! ! !
JUST TO HAND, a fine lot of those SUPE
RIOR TEA8 some extra fine.
If you want something extra call pn
L. B. WALKER.
Sept. 18, 1851. 78
JUST received, Coffee and Crushed S a gars.
8TITH CO.
Kaieigh, Oct. 20th, 1851
58
NUMBER
Terms' of advertising
A&rtenmatvTw every Sitn itJes first
T??'aqa' each t ierQe-
wenty-iive Cents.-
Cour t Order .nd JmiicitlAertioemtnt. will be
P 'cent, will be made fro the regular prices, fT
""""bytheyew.
Advertisements, inserted in the Seju-Weekm R.
of a,tf0 appear ia the w-"" PaP" f
Utte nt6 "e Editor most be resr-raii..
BUY Goons
Jl'o. 9.Fyettetille Street,
inn totttrh jr. c.
IW pieces Drees .d Furniture Calico,
1( pieces BleacH-d .a b ! Z?"c"
Shirting 12 Sho. i" . "neetingantr
W hH
t! iv ,R:iri'r'''Co"j.
e FTl';"'uperior arti.
inen " Towelli"S per. rwJ
Wh
Table
Irish
Z. , r. .
riu vv nit h,.ji . 1
onr, and EriBlish Cambric.
Jaconetr, Swiss and Checked Mmlin,
turrritufe and Camhri. rv:.. ..
Frincf.- miy auu uotloff
Ltner, Cambric,, ponder and Cotton H'dltfs,
Floy, Gt ion, B ouwmg am ana
on
Linen and Cotton
Caroet Binding.
ipe,
Cotton Cord and
White and Blaelt. Sillr
Cotton How,
Coiion and Merino ha!f-h.
w3dS,ng ' "rth Rug8' Whitt nd Bl
nd oi"; V,,(i'ner, Ve,liD. Kentucky Jean.,
nd Over Coatrng.Kersey ,,,d Stripes, for Ser
a
rams.
With
a general nmrtniM .1 j
kept in . Ret.il store. ' U,W,,,'
For sale low by,
J. BROWN;
83
Oct. I4th 15.
Journals ol' the Legislature.
pages
Any person remitting TH REE DOLT. A D -;n
receive a Cony bv mail frrr f
Raleigh, Sept. 9. It51, . lm7g
BAGGING. ROPK ANn Ttuiivi?
A LARGE assorlmeutjust received and for sale
cheap, by W. H A R. 3. TUCKER
September 21st, 1S5I.
77
YUoLlGIOUS BARGAINS
In Cloths, C ass j me res, Vestine,
&C, 6fco., &c.
TUe .Tm?'!".' Fair 19 abont elonin
hut f tv: t Ar.s . . 7
U10 cheap Goods selliua at
PROCTER'S
NEW M3R S00DS
; 23JL&S uoexsau
Successor to the firm of Oliver STpfo'cter,
Sisn ortlie it, it
Boon open from 6 o'cloek. A. HI., to 9'p.ffl.
ADMISSION Fltrts 'M'
eLNt,,rha'e,,0utlhe e"i'r'e interest of
I h.. M. Olivet, in the lla fi,. -r ri: .
f.ocier, I avail myself of the very firs, opportunUy
te inform the patrons of the said firm ..f Jl
to wheiiirom them .continuance of their support,
hayejust eeeived a beautiful upp, of eoods a
ecled by Mr Oiiver, with great c.'e, f. K
rnpo"tions, embracing
Cloth, Cassimeres and Vesting9 of every co
lour and grade, Dress-Shirts, T7jJ.t.
Drawers, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Sfc Sfc.
In fact, everything usually kept by Merchan't
r.ilers or Cloth.es., I .hall be assisied by M,
Geor L Gould, an experienced Coat cutter. (,nd .
pupil 01 .nr. uiiver' in fact, bavi
Procter', coat-cutter for ih. las, fourleen montb.
I shsll have charge of the p.ouloo... H .... J.
r-;t -jr-i. anu i nve bad exclasive charge of
it in the late firm for the last five years
Every thing will be done that r .n k a
... ir 1 ,t - .
give sitislactioii and to render the u.t,i; '
poplar wiib its patrons. Profoundly thankful for
hep.tronag., l,berally bestowed Ipon u. .. .
firm. I 8h.ll endeavor, by assiduous attention to
business and a dere io plea-e, to men, H. contini!
nee.
ISAAC FROCTBR,
ON HAND AND AM HEcpivimp. j.,,.
large assortment of CLOTHING, of every descrin!
ion and style, of my own and Northern manu
ture-allof which, being Bade under mj own
eprvision, I can fully recommeud. I p
""'v,fe" -ID, la&Ie- fii
Pianos, Pianos. Pianos.
fpHE undersigned has sold and put up in North
f.9" ,n-wJli" 'he past twi vears. u-.rrl.
or ! wu HUNDRED PIANOS-and tbi eon
tautly increasing demand for them is the best evi
dence of the quauty of my manufacture. All order
ior instruments must be addressed to.
iiUKN'S Piano Manufactory
JSo. 2 Liberty St. Baltimore.
Cist Off Prion.
Pianos in beautiful Rnnt-wnnA k-si.
nest material, of the latest st vies-nH ,m. .
meullic plate and entire metallic frames, cost as
follows;
Octave 2C0 to $300.
6 " 850 to $350,
vrrana ilanOa fram Sflft c turn
Oct. 3 J 1881. V j mn,
via pu ou
PIIOSPECTIJS
OF THE NORTH CAROLINA
"J1VIVERSITY MAGAZINE."
THEStUients of the University of North Care
Una having deliberated in a body en the ez
pedieuey of establisbinir a lit
convinced of the mental and perhaps moral benefit
Which nir mult ik.r i
ecute their design. They take this apprsriate
means of informing the public. r
Ho legitimate departmest of literature will be
excluded rom the Magasine, and it is pras.aed
that none will be held objectionable, provided the
artieies be thoroughly winnowed of the chaff of
improprieties. Every effort will be exerted to in
terest its readers with originality and enlitrhten
them with valuable information. '
We de not indeed expect to produce aught ''which
the world w.ll not willingly let die," but as weTr.
ding m the purpose which has placed us at Col
lege, on tbi account we may jUsUy expect eneeur
agemeut. To those who take 'an interest itt B, l
eonally, and to those who sympathise to any degree
51. 7b!eh prmf 1 we 'PP1 nceree
aiously, .Dd w,th sure hopes of .uccess.
1 be Editorial Corps wil .lw.ys consist of sis
members of the Senior CI as.
The Magazine will be issued monthly (exeepfnc
January and July) from the press of VVm. D Cook?.
Rsleigh, N. C. To him slso all subscriptions and
communications must be addressed, post paid. The
first Number will be issued Is: of January 1852.
1 erms of subsbripiion $2.00 per annum, in advance.
ny papers wm please copy ml February.
Nov. 1851. '
88
Notice to Heirs and Creditors.
ALL persons who may be interested ia tbe die
tnbutionof the Estate of Elixabeth Rickels,
late of Oglethorpe County, Georgia, deceased, are
requested to come forward and present their claims
sufficiently tested ; and all persons having demands
against the Estate are required to present them
within tne time prescribed by law.
. WILLIAM LANDRUM, Adm'r.
Lexington, Gty, Not. 1st, 1851. 88 w6w
Mountain Butter, "
A PRIME loatjpst in store and for sale by
W. H, & K. S TUCKER,
Kaieigh Oct. 10,1851. ' 8a
ai ine KtUlSTER OFFICE tire
r-r"."flhe 8en,a6 "nd House of Com
none 0f tne Legislature of North Carolina, st
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