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o.va? noon djejlou the xoy Tcr,
ir-rniil.n - MmMtfali inform the PiiWie that" tlie
VV hare a very large asaortment of Boots and. Shoes,
OmpriBUIg H yii ( .
. For the Gentlemen.
850 Xair Men's Snp. Calf Skin lXooti,'
Cases Man's up, in apoieon, .
Cases Boy's, Good article, t
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3
Cases Youth's f . . WuraDie arucie,
NEGROE'S . SHOES, of all lunds. (
1000 Pairs liioed and Bound Crosans,
. (Prices from counts to viwyj.
,' ' :T6x'tiie Ladies. J 7 .7
950 Pairs l.alle thick WalltliiB SIiocs,
S50
100
400
100
60
0
100
100
' KidBustiri, ,
' , " Ties, r , . i . '
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" Common Leather T r'
'Thick Soled Gaiters,' v H' :
' Straps,;. ; '
Kid Slippers
Morocco SlippeTs, - . -. 4V'
- 'Women's .Goat Bootees, s -'
Forr Misses and Children
100 PtUrs ITClsse Fine Goat- Dootees.
100 " , Kiot l V
100 ""- Leather '':
200 . Children's Goat Bootees. r; , 7 ;
Saoe-Findinjf Kit. Iasis &c7 . -Lining
Skini, Calf Skins, Sole- Leather, Morocco
. Binding do. and indeed every thingor. he trade kept
for sale by them. Also,
10,000 lib, Oali-Taiined Sole Iieather.'
E W ire determined to sell, and not to be out
done in giving good Bargains to purchasers by any
house in the CUy. As our Stock is much larger than
any other house, we think wc can fit and suit them bet
Ur. Call and. examine for yourselves, before purchasing
isewhere.' C t v . U " i : ; ':
November 22, 1848. i. 733 i
- ; CHEAP
BOOK' STATIONERY STORE,
ACCOUNT B OOICM A NUFAC TORY,.
: v v-Xiyp'. PAPER ;WAREHOysE.. 7 7. -"HENRY
D. TURNERj,.7
SO 1, FATETTSVIIiLC STREET, KALEIGH, K..C.
W'OULD invite the attention of his friends and the
public generally to his choir e assortment of
' Standard Works, , ,
in the several departments of Literature-, including The
ology, Medicine, -Biography, Civil and Ecclesiastical
History, Poetry, Natural and Moral i hilosophy. Natural
History t Architecture, Voyages and Travels, Fine Arts,
Classical and General Literature.', ... , - -
"'7 School Books, 7
oomprising all the various kinds in use, at the lowest
market price... 1 vT - ' Vr
. Particular attention paid to furnishingPublic, Family,
Church, Law,' andSchool Libraries. ; j - ,. ; L " - "
Staple ana nancy oiuiiwutrj. i
English, French, and American, comprising in part,
Drawing, Writing, Letter and Note Papers, Envellopes,
Tissue and Taney Papers, Quills, Gold and Silver Pen--oil
Cases, Enameled Cards, Black, Blue Red, Scarlet,
and Copying Inks, best quality, Ink Stands, every variety;
Paralell Rules, Red and Black Wax, Gunter's Scales,
Port Crayons, Paints, Measuring Tapes, Writing Desks,
Backgammon "and Chess Boards, Lbess Men, Mates,
Pocket Books, Wallets," Purses, Portfolios in great varie
ty, Pocket Memorandums, Ivory and Pearl Tablet Card
Cases,. Dice and Dice Boxes, Knives of all kinds, Sec,
The Whole comprising one of the largest and best select-
ad Stocksjof the kind to be found in the United States.
Books imported to order.
- A complete assortment of blank Books always on hand.
Books ruled and bound to any pattern required.,
' November 1, 1848. " , 730
To the At f UctedIlatiug' Compound
v Syrnp of IVapllia, ; t 7
58 now being used in nearly all our hospitals, and is
also coming in rapid use amojogour beat physicians,
for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the longs,: It has
: been recommended in the worst state ot consumption,
by the" celebrated physician, Doctor Moll, qf New jork;
and Dr. Arnold, of Savannah, Geo., writing to the agent
atNew York, under date of Jan. 30, 1848: '"Ireceiv
" d the half-dozen Hastings' Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from yoo.Tknd am convinced that Naphtha is the princi
pal ingredient.. Enclosed is twenty-five dollars, for
Which yon will send me two dozen and-a-batf bottles
more. I have two patients in the Marine-Hospital,
whom I think will be benefitted by it." -. - -
. SATXirif ah, Feb. 9th. 1848.
Mr. M, A. F. HARRisojr : .
. Dear Sir At the suggestion of Dr. Arriold, the phy
sician of the Hospital of which I amone of th directors,
I would like to supply -myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha.- The Doctor ordered, tome days since, some
. for the' ue-pf tbe Hospital.' Should yon deem proper
' to send the article on liberal terms, 1 can forward the
eale ot it in our 'city; Yours truly,
. J. TURNER BROS.
Nona genuine wUho'at thsr Written Sitignatureot M.
A. F. Harruqx on tbe wrapper.
Price jjoe dollar a boftJe,- Six bptflesjbr five dollars.
The usual allowance to the trade. .
For sale Wholes! and Ratail by Pesnd Jt Johnson,
aad Williams, Haywood, & Co , Raleigh N-C. - .
Nov. 11, 1848. 1 . ; - , 73 ly.
i . . . i in n' . i . I, i i i .
Important Remedy Dr. Ulitcbell'i
JEye fsalire. ;
CERTAIN, safe and effectual cure for sore, weak
Land inflamed Eves; designed expressly for diseases
of the 'Eyes. The unparalleled' success which has at
tended the use of this' preparation, and the acknowledg
ed necessity for some article which can be relied upon, as
remedy ' in severe cases of Opthamic affection' which
are so prevalent in this country, ; induce the proprietor to
make arrangement through" hif Agents, to place his
8alve within the reach if . every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its use. ,-
The great, advantages possessed by this article over
very other, Its d rtainty, safety, convenience and econo
my. A.ll Physicians dnit that great danger is to be ap
prehended from .drugging the eye'' when in an inflamed
and' unhealthy state. In the use of this 8alve this objec
tion is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly result
from its use ; it being, in all cases applied to the external
portions of the eye thereby avoiding all the inconveni
ence, pain and danger," which necessarily attends the in
troduction of any pungent article into the eye. Its ac
tivity in subduing the inflammation, is so great that but
few eases require the use of more than one Bottle to ef
fect a perfect cure. ". . -'. - , ,
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messrs.
Williams, Haywood & Co. and. by Messrs. Pescud and
Johnson ; and at the North Csrolina Bookstore, by Mi
Turner and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept, 13, J848. ; . r v , . .. 723-9m. "
';;-j ..A'Pike,--: ,;7,", -. 7-7".'
rj3HE vffllna. IrismanceTCompany bf Hartford, Coni.
tcr- ofiexa.tei insure- Buildings and Merchandize, against
Iosk of dainageiy re at premiums to suit the time ,
This Is one of Ihe oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States, and pays its losses promptly, f j
Application fox. Jnauxajjce. in-Raleighor its vicinity
to bo made to r. "- , 8.AV4- WHITING, Agent. '
And for Milton, N. fX, and vicinity, to- , . -v I . ,
October g0, 184$. ,: ' 676:Iy1,
;Oardeti Seed, Crop of,lS4s,; 7
iP. Every Deacriptionreoeivjed-this. day direct front
V aaQdfetns. toa ptns. ix u, a ukner,
i.;yJiorft Caxolifta Book Store.:
.787-
P7
BARGAIN$ ! BARGACfSriGOOD:, :BAKUAW8,!
WTIOLESALE AND - BE TAIL GKqV
MAEKlf THBIT,AI.KleH,.K.C-
- Vtttw 'tinharriTx has. now in store-for
sale large .arid Veil selected quantity ' pH
SAIiT, SUGARS, tUKrJfciis,
SHOES and LEATiiiiKi--"-
t verylow, and in fact a general issortmerit aBd"Tariety of
r.i c.iu- irTTiT4V'rtdAvfir'- .
of
bougnt with thai-very scarce article called vasirj ivnicn
ne now offers 'at iow3 prices for7 Cash, ' or short time to
....... - a - r-' (.nA VAMivixl
froro liw friends in the City aid surrounding country; he.
hopes oyiairaeaimg nu onicw lwu7" .
seeure a onuBuance or me same.- ; -
iKi cobDX)tDXiq,troRS. f ; -r-ft
ShouTd the gentlemen of the apprdafching. Legislature
want any7 good old Liquors, he will be pleased to furnish
them. Jugs, Decanter and Tumblers .loaned also. "
; Also," on hand somer' of the hest'. family RpeHfrrings
Rags,- Feathers Beeswax,'' Dry Hides, V&C, .t.
barter. --viv . rft-.----5" v- - f , ; ;
TrVi.t BtrecC 4th door North side.
wj ,w-nii not to be-indersold by Any regular
nhint in tV fcitri JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Sept 3848'"! 7 ': ' ; :7
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Court of Pleas aid Quarter Session, Nqv Term, 1848.
Harrington Daniel, vts John E. Ltndaey f Petition
r:. i to erect a Mitt.. 'f 1
rr appearing to the satisfaction'of the Court that the
defendants, AlfVeo? Xewis anK Jesse Pope and wife
8usan are non-residents: It is therefore ordered h the
Court, that publication .be iaadelnT the North Caroling
Standard for six weeks successively, notifying the said
defendants personally to appear before the Justices of th
said Court at the" Term thereof to be held at the Court
House in Nashville 0i the 2d Monday m'Fehruary next,
then and there show eauso why the prayer of the peti,
tion should not be granted and the land condemned to
the plaintuTs use. - -v - - ' ;- J V
Witness, John W. Bryant, Clerkxf our said Court, at
office'in Nashville the 2d Monday ef Nov. A. D.-1848.
f a JNO. W. BRYANT, C. C. C.-
(Prvadvv$5 62j-cts.) -A - v ' l) 738 6t;
; Valuable River; Xds ftrSale ?
A' TRACT of Land lying (more than a mile in front)
on Alabama River, inWilcox - cbunty, four miles
from Camden. andnearlvoDDOsite Bridgeport--contain-
-ing one thousand and eighty acres all of which is Low
nrnnnrTa. exMot eiVhtv acres. which is lip. Land anT a
eOod spring1 on it The Low Urounds ail lie nign auu
, . , .7 2f.- , I. V- - 1 -.
Wrood Land, except enough. fresh cleared Land on it to
work twenty-five or thirty hands-a Framed House,
Crib; Negro, Houses, &c. Spring Water, on the bank
of the River, and if desired a small 'ract Of. Land about
a mile from the Plantation a high healtliy" -situation,
ffood SDrinar Watcf a Framed Dwelling House,' Kitch
en, as. healthy a location for a Family residence as
any in the Southern County. Air the above- Lands I
would sell on accommodating terms as toprice and pay
ments. - ' -"M. H. PETTWAY.
- Near Canton Post Office, Wilcox Co., Alabama. .
f . - i .. 739 -Pw
Obituary Notice. "
Died, at the residence of Redding Richardson, in John
ston County, on the' 17th of December, 1848, Mr." John
Leonard, son of Caleb Leonard, formerly a resident of
Stanhope, Nash County. ' jThe subject 'of this brief no
tice died at the age of twenty-five years.
" Mr.'Leonard was left without father or mother. HLs
mother died when he was very young, and his father
some years after married a second wife and moved to the
South, when he left- his wife - by whom he . had some
children, and also, his oldest son John, who, finding him
self abandoned by his father, made his way back to this
County. His illness, which was that of Consumption,
was long and lingering, yet borne with great patience
and fortitude. REDDING RICHARDSON, .,.
v ;. 139 2t.
" DISSOLUTION: "
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
of Pescud & Johnson is this day dissolved by muty
al consent. . P. F. Pescud is alone authorized to settle up.
the business of the late concern. P. F. PESCUD,
v ; C. E. JOHNSON, Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. I, T849. . . . - ,739 '
THE Subscriber having purchased of Dr. C. E. John
son, Jr., his entire interest in the late concern, will
continue the Drug and Apothecary business in its several
branches- He has recently examined the stock on hand,
and thrown away such Medicines, &c as were inert, or
injured by age, and received additional supplies, needful
to make-the stock compIeterAeni(rt7y of which is guar
antied. He hopes, by assiduous, attention to business,
with the aid of competent assistants, to retain' the liberal
patronage which was extended to the late concern, and
to ' secure the trade of many; Physicians ' and other pur
chasers, who have hitherto bought their supplies in Nor
thern markets and elsewhere. , ! P. F- PESCUD.
January 1, 1848. . - . ' . 7 739"
THE .undersigned, although he has no pecuniary in
terest in the Drug and Apothecary store of P. F.
Pxsccn, late Pescud & Johnson, will continue his pro
fessional connection with this establishment, and super
intend the putting up ef his prescriptions a heretofore.
tie also assures his friends that the medicines dispensed
herein, filling his prescriptions, shall be of the best
quality, and he hopes the same patronage will be extend
ed to the present firm that was enjoyed by the firm of
Pescud and Johnson. - CHAS. E. -JOHNSON, Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. 1st, 1849. . ' ' : -- . 739
CLrOTHING ! CIXJTOI JTG I
- '-' Tcisdat, Dec 26, 1848.
RECEIVED and opened 'this -morning, direct from
our manufactory in Newarky New Jersey,-
.36 Cheap Tweed Frock Coats,
- 34 Pairs' Cassimere Pants,- ; f' ; : ' -
34 do.-'.".-8atfc'; do. .t L i.Y
36 Fine BIk Satui Vests, - .
- S4 do, do; Cloth Frock Coats, V -7
-' r "ALSO; :r-'--v
On hand a large lot of fine Over-Coats and Cloaks, which
will be offered at reduced prices for cash.' ' Call at
- -EL. HARDING'S
- - Clothing Store.
Raleigh, Dec 27th, 1848.;- ' . 1 - 738 -r.
I. O. of O P. " -
THE Unfted State's Odd FellowY Register, compris
ing a complete list of all the Lodges and Encamp
ments, working under a legal charter, granted by .lhe
Giand Lodge of the U. S., their time and place of meet
ing, and othef information relative to the.Oj.der.,i;4,
Also, the Odd Fellow's Gift, for all times and seasons,
by Kate Barclay, Editress of the Odd Fellow's Token.
Odd Fellow s visiting Cards. For sale at the North
Carolina Book Store; Raleigh, N. C.
.Dec. -24, ; T848.
738-
Great
laarins Selliets . on(
at cost-
-. ;., for Casti !. . ,.r --y.
EUFUS H.. PAGE ofiers his large ! and .- splendid
Stock of Goods, at-cort fbfe cash. The Goods are
new and fresh the most of them having been purchas
ed for this Fall's trade. Persons wishing- to buy Goods
cheap,, will do well to call and examine my Stock before
purchasing elsewhere. .. .r- i . , '. i ' r.
All persons indebted .to, me my noia.or account! will
please call and settle, as longer time cannot be given. -
' KUFUS H. PAGEv : ; "
Raleigh, Dec 29, 1 848-. i" . : . 739 tf.
Clasalrfil RrtTinAt
rHlIE Subscriber will open a Classical School Jtt Ra-
: 1.I.L iL . w
"m i-. wwy - - ----- - - -
m 'B me secona jnonaay in January next.? "jpi
( TiMin sKssio3ror nr xearHs r
Tpition-foXatin.Greek and French, : " - $15 00
f -?rrr- the highest brancheAirf English; IS 0D 5;
Board per session v-
- 1AT7M t DATitiimm -
-December 25thf i848. r 731WU
r; iOford idale Acadcmr, : i . -
Hp HE exorcises of the above InstituUon wiH commence
JL o ne iota of January next. :.- rr .
: -For further information. rml iliv hiu1.;..i r.
yueular of the Trustees.-"' r Ar
-VrL7 ,v7" ' ,V - ' E.' HrHI0KS; Principal.
w, x i rrt 1 baa t 1 1 u n a. . .. . .v. - -. vr - . -c
y.U 'RICH fJERClTANpiSETr
Attrafctlbii f or Studies XSenUettieriv
liore Uew fJoods; from ;IfeTr5rprlc;
,XN addition to (the very elegant and extensiye: assort-
I ment of S TA PUS AJW A ss u .k u n. i v wy
inimiMi' in tha Ttnblie'orihts, the undersigned
rhas now the pleasure pf informing the iritclligent'reader
tha fie bas-just received -anoiuer suypiy i. e4';
andbeanuful rancy JJry uppos, wuicu.sievucrT'r-,
his assortment ample and complete-rcpnsiBting in part
fnllnnra tn.wlt : e - .
Plain, plaid, and stnped super dik. "Aipaccas, ; V 1
Plkid and'satin strincd mohair and Jmney Lind, s v .1
' .'Rich brocaded and changeable silk Alpaccas,.
. . Til:.i, . i
Monair ana araga jt i4ui, -, , , r i.,, .jj..
"Splendid French cochineal Prints, ' - ;
' American and English do.- t: J f : : -:
. fi.w- D-iraair tt and eolored Silks., ?;r iT! .' ,J . .v
jJHagiincent Cashmeresi and Lamare Plaids,
Splendid .Cashmere-Shawls,. , , .' . '
'DP .BLUB AN 1J BVK CLO THSr.
-a t'jt. tjvvn fjtJVCfV-CASSIMERES,
WMte'iind'!re'4 Flanttep'o '.v'Sai .sri.:-i2-Worsted
Shirts and Drawers- -:ri
" rASIII03Br,E HATS ATfD C AtS
A splendid lotW New Stylo Good; for Lidie't Spring,
..U Dresses.- ril'--"; a fy 5-.' vr'"i'
j Members of ther. Legislature and others, ; desirous-, of
presenong .meir iamiupo n.M
'Tew Year's Gifts, selected fro'm a rich .and
bleridid-'slock of -Fancy Vry "tioods,?iust at nana, are
respectfullylnviteVl to call and getargains. V
- . X iiVO w mint
"jRaleigh, Dec. 20. 1848.,
737.
Mutual insurance company.'
TBURSUANT to a'n'acfc of the Gefierat Aasemhly of
IC, North: Carolina, - Company Jiao peen lormeq in
thr SUte.onder the name. and style of the North
Carolina Mutual Insurance Company," The following
are the Directors of this Com pany for thepresent year?
,?Josiah O.' Watsoh,:of Raleigh,-waice counry.
iViiilam W. Hotden. , -do . do
no
Richard Smith, .' , do . do
John Primrose, " - 1 ,; 'do do
Henry D. Turner" ; do- da :
James F. Jordan . do v.. do
Arhi. R. Stith. do vdo
da
do do g.
do
do
. jmM V.: Hovtiof Wa'shineton, Beaufort county, '
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover couply,
George McNeill, of Fayetfeville, Cumberland county,
Jams LitChlOrd. or Kaieign, aae coumy, :
J. R. Sloan, Greensborough, Guilford county r,
. Rich rd N,-Taylor, of Newbern. Craven county, v . :
: The following are the Officers of the Company lor the
present year: "" - --- '.".''"'
- Josiab O. Watson", President,' .M . . r - ..;
, Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer, 1
Jjmes F. Jordan, 'Secretary. v ' ' ' .
Charles Manly, Esq Attorney, . . I ,., ,
..John Primrose, 5 . . - ;i . .
Richard Smith, Executive Commiflee. '
: William W.Holden, - ' - ' ' 1
. .The Company is now prepared to receive applies,
tione for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same.
By the Act of Iocoiporation, the Company is authorized
to take risks on Dwelling Hooses, Stores',-Shops and
other Buildings, Furniture, Merchandize and other pro
perty, against loss or damage by fire. .
Up to this date the Company has insured nearly three
millions wort!) or property, and it nas on band as a capi
tal to say for Josses, about three hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars.' . . .. . .,: . .
- The Office of the Company is in the second story of
the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr. B
B.Smith, at the corner of Fayette? ille and Hargett
Streets, where full information and explanations, touch-
ins-the principle of Mutual Insurance, will.be cheer
roily tarnished by4ne Seefetarv otthe Company.' .
Raleigh, October 19, 1848. .' 728 tf.
ECLECTIC ItXAGAZI-fE.
FTHHE Eclectric Magazine of Foreign Literature is pub-
- M Iished the 1st of every month, at No. 120 Nanssau
SUeet New York.. Each number contains J44 pages, or
1728 pages in a year, making three large volumes, and
is embellished with a beautiful mezzotint engraving by
Sartian, either a portrait of some distinguished person
age, or a historical subject making twleve superb en
gravinga in the year.- The Eclectric Magazine embraces
a careful selection of the ablest articles which adorn the
pages of the Quarterlies'and Magazines of London, Edin-
burg and. Dublin, regularly - received 'by the steamers.
Among the number are the North British Review, Eng
lish Review, Westminister and Foreign Quarterly Re
view, the Edinburg Review, and others, and from . Black
wood 8 Magazine, Frascr s, &c.Thc selections . thus
made comprise the most desirable and valuable-portion
of foreign literature in the same compass any w here to be
found, and constitute yearly a rich addition to any libra
ry. , Ihe January number wdL pe embellished -with
splendid plate of extra size, entitled tbe "Literary Party
embracing nine portraits. of . the literary men of England.
The January number, which begins Vol; XVI, will be
issued the. 1st of December. .Terms of the werk $& per
annum in advance, otherwise $6. -Tbd work.willbe
promptly sent to any one who will -send us. $5 by jnail,
' . . r . n. nvt. - ' . ' " i i .
or omerwise, posipaia. a ne postage on eacn numoer to
any .part of the Union is nine cents. Address' W: H. Bid-
well, Editor and proprietor, 120 Nassau St. New York.
- From the Commercial Advertiser.
" The Eclectric Magazine ig an, agreeble and instruc
tive' miscellany, which supplies American readers with
the best articles' from a long list "of. foreign periodicals,"
gives 4hem, in fact, the real yalue of ' many high-jriced
magazines and reviews at a moderate rate, r - ;
In the quality of .its ' embellishments, the Eclectric al
ways excels.
; December 27, 1848.'
738
T Foi.Lowi3io. ExTa acts from letters, show that
Dr. Jayne a Medicines are universally esteemed, .
' Messrs. Dyer & Co.. Middletown. Conn., sav Will
yotrplcase tosend us some" more of your Sanative Pills,
as we are out. Please 'send them as soon -as yea can,
a Lney are in great demand.' "-r.- . -':,.-..
Dr. De Wittis a Physician of high standing in Lor
raine Co. ' . " .
8mith TV Price, Morristown, Ohio, says Yout Me-
dicianes sell well, and are: in high repute here. - The
Sanative Pills are very highly esteemed. - r.
Wm. M illington, Ashland, Ohio, says, May, 3. 1845,
ihe Expectorant and Vermiiuge is now selling very
m wii ' ' a W -
last, . 1 ne ruu are .tincipaiiy sold. itwant a new sup
ply of all your articles. ; - .... . . . .
.. Wm. Mcintosh, Beverly j, Ohio, March,' 1 845-, say
Your Medicines so far; have proven excellent remedies
for the diseases they are recommended for. . The 8ana-
-live Pills and Vermifuge in particular " . . " . '
Elhs Afinshall,-Eaton, Ohio, Dec '22, 1845, says
x our banmuve nils are an excellent t arnuy Medicine.
The .Carminative Balsam sells well. ; The. Ague fills I
think a good article. . '. y ' ,
' Thompson Graham, Mnrcer, Pa., says Your Medl
cinea are highly valued here by all who have used them:
-Dr John G. Schmidt, - Woodstock. Ya- savs You
will please-send roe some, more of ypurJExpectbranfL
x our vaiuaDie-niLeuicines are seuing weu, particularly the
xuxpeetorant andoanaave Ifills.' , i , ' " . f
: Mr." C Cw Winf Wayne, Ohio, says Your Pills and
Vermifuge are .giving good satisfaction, and are doing
wonders here.'' - ' - ..i v ' '-K " ' -"i ' '
- .rrxepareu vmy vy xr. J. 4 ayRe, jruiiaqeipaiSL, ana Sola
on Agency by Williams, Hay woodror Co- Druggists,
staleigb, Pft Sity-t. .L.;. I v i
.Si,.-. -T-,
Superior Court of -Law, Fall Term, A. D. 1848-.
Thomas L. Clifton, Tilman Clifion, WmieSrCliftorr;
.7 Doling Clifton, Elizabeth Jones and Goodwin Jones
.her. husbandvand -Elizabeth- C!hftdii, MaryxClift6n
.Martha Clifton, Charies. H: Clifton. Julius-, Clifton.
Sidney Clifion, Willie Clifton, and Ann Clifton by R.
;Ri 8 . Lawrence, Guardian pendenti lite vs. Ridley Clif-
. ton, Ann Wall and Frederick .Wall her; husband Pe-
. tition for Partition of Real Estate.-. ; ; :-. ,:. .
TT appearing to.tho .satisfaction of the Court, that the
1" defendants in: this ease,' Ann "Wall and her husbahd.
Frederick and Ridley Clifton, reside beyond "the limits "of
this State- it is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the North Carolina Standard for-siir weeks for the said
defendants to. appear at the cextJSuperiQr Court of Law
to beheld for Jhe (jounty of Franklin aforesaid, on the.
second1 Monday after the fourth' Monday in March next,
A. D. 1849, then and there to plead'answer or demury
or the-.saiiPetitiOflrof; Qie tPmtii&i .will -be .taken as to
them pro ionfusoi taid jvdgment rendered accordingly.
-ii S-fV R.-R. S; LAWRENCE, C. S, O.-
: Dec. 4848. .-.'i i v ..-r 739 &Li
. . i -: -. .I ust in Time.
-X JfQTHER Lot of Prime Cheese, in boxes, for sale
J r by ,
R. TUCKER &. SON. -
7-;v7 : -T -'-",732 ;-7
Nov. : 30th, 1848.
4"f-t i-t
!srT.
w v ' " ,
BAr.EIGIi;;N.
' DEALESS in tine Gold and Silver Watches,
Rich -Fashionable. Jewellery, Silver and Plated
w-' finl.t -Silver aTid" Steel Spectacles, Uo.J
and Si'ver Mounted Walking Canes,- Fine Cutlery, -Tex-fumerjV
of the-best quality,' and rahef., Goods, Waiters,
and PpcketPitpl.ti.-;irt tVu-
rjiaibTiW)ieS fronr theKottha
asssortment oi uie uuvuiui"i."w - ,
mined to sell on very reasbnahle terms ThftlpuhUc aft
respectfully invited to ciU and examine themselves rff
II''ti''i:infi1J','.! T ArT"! A "V.
m- u .1 ji n n iv. m - - .
: .Practical and Experimental Watch Makers and Jew
ellers. This branch of their business" will receive their
personal 'attentiori. .All work executed by,, themselyea
and warranted to peribtrm.-walU.': JvV- ?i?.ti'
, ru.i CirMV nA fitvfe tstAn in cxchaiKre for Goods.
vRaleigb, Nov, 70, 148. - r , 33
i Dasuerrotype llke,nestcav t or Ig2.50,;
Fithe-very-best' coloredjand finish ed of alf sizes,
Vahd warranted please.- .. aouDscnper uitiii
Kimif fi-nm three or four yearTexperience arid .having
all the new improvements', that his work Will be welt
executed. '"Membersand bthers'willcall at his? Gallery,
at the Jewellery Store f .Palmer and Rartjay'a.1
. . " , - .. : ; J t . JOHN C, PALMER. ;
I Raleign, Nov: 20, 13;
733-i-
41.
PifemnKAfttP! rLOTrlING STORE.1
Under tU nei eUiiptk Omce
. . FAtbTTETILIX- STRfiET, KALEIGH, W. X?,.
mH13 4ttensive iDatrbnaffe1 this Establishment nas re
J' eelyed the - past year haa -induced he eUbBcriber; to
irs'ihn ESIARGE HIS STOCK. ,;7
and he is now prepared to meet the demands of his numer
ous customers with .the largest and . best assortment of
-:; READY TOAI
ever before effefed- for sale in the 8tate of North Carolina. -
His Clothing is .. manufactured in a superior, manner
, :J3XPSESSLy FOR THIS MARKET, 'jh.
and In. quality and tyU, cannot be. .surpassed by , any
clothing Establishment in the State., v, r ': .
C3?"..Purcha8er8 . axe tespectfully requested to call and
examine.
HARDING.
' Raleigh, Oct,' a,' 1848;
vl. 727 Snt.'
; v FEMALE SCHOOL, . ?
iUjjLGJZOIlO JY.. '. ' ., . - - , .!:
-MIR A MRS. JttUBWEJLI-, yrinclpaj8., i:.
. Miss KOLLOCHc Teacher of JJrawing and 'French. ?
Ma. J. L. KERN, Teacher jot Music - 7 '
TWIHE Winter Session wiU open on the 10th of Jan-
I uary, and , close ihe Jast of May... The buildings
have been enlarged and improved. . There are a few va
cancies, which can be secured by early application; Ad
dress Rev; R. Burwell, HilUboroN. C - - . :
- i. Term Payable tn Advance ?
Board ana 1 uiuon, per session,
Music on the Piano or "Guitar,
Use of Instru ment for 'practice- -
Drawing and French, eaxh
December, 14; 1848. . . ;
$67-50
- 20 00 '
M 6.00.
10.00
: 737-3L
THE Spring Session ot will commence on
Monday the Si h of January. ' The Academy is
located in Franklin County, midway between Loui-burg
and Shocco Spring in a very desirable community
Thankful for tha liberal patronage heretofore receiv
ed; the subscriber 'will continue' to exert himself To
promote the iateltectoat and moral cultivation of those
committed To his care. - - '-. .i j
Tuition in the Classical, and higher English and
t tl.il.M.C..-J ..1 - .... AtX ... C...!.
jiMiuciuiuvii ucniilinciii, . 47 1 jci uciuu
uommoD cngitsn nrancBts,- --, iu
Board with the subscriber, - 8 per month.
In families convenient to the Academy 6fo $7.
No extra charge: ;.4' " - r ' - .
, f '., : : - T. JONES, A. M., Principal.
Dec. lr 1848. . r- ; -j ... .x, J36 fits,
7 V e AlI) WEIiI INSTITUTE,
7" .. Illllaborouh, ,?!. C. " 7-r
rflDTE next session will commence on Wednesday the
-1 10th of January, 1849. Students applying for ad
mission are required, to produce satisfactory testimonials
of good moral character, and no student will be permitted
to remain in connection with the Institution who. is known.
to' be disorderly or immoral' '" ' ''. " - '
I' Thtf Instructors in the diflereht 'departments are :
. : Greek- Rev AiixAXnE; Witsow,' D. D., JVeaidcnti
Latin-Rey. Johw.AvBisgh-ij A. M.--. , .
Mathematics Ralph H. Gbaves, A. M. . . '
? English Enwnr Ai HcaitTT; : f- '
J.W.NORWOOD, '.
, Sec.' of Bd, of,Trustcer,
. HilUborough.'Dee iV
4 736 3t.
OXFORD FEMALB ACADEMY.
rflHE exercises of-this institution" will be resumed on.
- .1 -the loth day of January nextt,The 1 course pf study
is extensive, embracing all the branches taught in our
best Schools. ' ' v ' '" 'V ; ' V: '
' .The 'Principal, who gives "his whole" attention to tha
School, will bo, aided by, experienced and approved . As-,
sistants. .. .. . . .. -t .
f '"Terms' per 'Session of five Months
Board, including every personal accommo
- datioD, "- - : ' - .' . . . - -;. -: ; .r
. Tuition in the English branches ;
" . In lilusic, with use of Instrument,
1 ' - in' the Latin, French, "'or Spanish
Languages, an extra charge each of
$45
15
. 20
00
00
00
00
f 5
: .i'rn-frs SAM1.'L. VENABLE," r"iv
A .-.-'. -r - - r Principal.',
Oxford, Dec 15, 1848. ' ' - 737-4 1.
- V LOUISHURG academies;
r I lHE Spring' Sestdon will begin second Monday in
I January. J?rices as heretofore. 'Music- on' Guitar
by a superior Instructress. -. The best assistants employ
ed' id the several" departments. ' ' Weekly reviews ahdj
uourvcrijr cxhihuuiuuis)- rigjuxr eiaaerrea 10, ana sucna
Bystom of drilling adopted, as, it is believed, can scarcely
fail of .securing sound scholarship. , Parents and Guard
ians are again urged to see that their children and wards
are at School from the jSrsr to The last day at the Se'sssion.
KICH'D F." X ARBRO UG H,
v . "i. ;Sec;y, Board Trustees.
- f Dec 16, 1848,
;6373tp.t;
UW ITED STATES OP AiTXERICAi
United States District. Qourt for. the yl)ifitrict,of Pamlico,
- October Term, 1848- . - '
TT is ordered by the Court that all Petitioners under the
JLBankcuptlf aw, whose cases are pending in this Court,
are required to bring in all the requisite Papers, E vidence,
and jFeea m their .respective cases, tp the noxt term of
una c ourc And on Tailure to doi this, the Court will
t?ke order thereon, m- '?: " '" t " . - ,'
.v By order of ihe Court,; siril -,C; .
f r r-- ' EENJ?iWBR0 WN, Clerk.
(Pr.of Adv.v $1 50 ; r 7 , -7 jB37-t.7
BOOT & SHQEJVJAXITFACTORY.
tft4 7 HAVE :aad. keep on band of . the& own- make.
1 ? a - .- .. j- ......
V-A General- Assortmeht of. Boota and Shoes;
WHch for kieautj and DuTabtUty "Cannot be1 Sur
,-'-IATEST'; STYLES ' AND - FASHIONS 7 ' 7
We are at any time in receint of the T.r
and, are prepared at the. ahorteat notice 0; make any ar
ticle in their line, tqual torany body t they fiare not who.
S'AIl work mada bv- thm noni.nt.J ' ;
f Raleigh, Nov. 22, 148. 1l "
723-:
Pr. iriagtvin-s Xucina Corel inl.
ITS a sovereign remedy. forMncipient CoDsumption,
It Indigestion. NervonsnesaJ Imnntnr ri.,n du
Lossof Muscular Energy, Physrcal Lassitude Female
Weakness, Debility, &,c. , - V ? " . ...
irice 3 per bottle, or $24 per. dozen. I .V- . 7
Beware of snurious imifsiinn which -'.
reduced price... v- . , . ,,,
l For sale Wholesale arid nk
and Williams. Havwood h.r.n.i RqTiVK m n ; 7
00, .,;. .--V
.W. a. i?jrsr side r.i-vTTv imju
r-
I- 7 -.TAyOR-JNG t&i (USSflJUBRUi:. U, -
FtLTMOrTi JORTJ? IS, .CHIEF BUI X.i..
, - , :i't . .. ; ' ..
fbrajid Entree CounJentlv, Prognosticated
YZ4 --EVERY BODY. RUN HERE I
N"OW all men in particular, women' andcjuldren
In general, (tot purposes of more'ge'neral circulation.)
by these presents, that Ui cohsequerici of the low jprices,
and limited foreign demand 'ascribed .to, revolutions and
large domestic supply of Broads T;and w cloths, .the
co-parthers,. , - .. , ; -jf . r , f:,-i
in i these " digs' jntend to serve tipi To nse and adornment
of M A. s, and others, who knew where to tooK tor artis
tic noinl theii superb and copious surplus Tayldr-inge,
CasMinerin gs, gathaetingsCMhrnerfngSi- Vestings, ,Crai J
vatingsand All other thingSV togetherwitn any quaiiHiy,
of - sundry tands Sunday ome-to-meeting"' timbragedus
styles, during the approximative season, at theirwhilomer
stand and stall,' on Ugly Row, opposite LougeeVand the
Pepvet box, eaid hard by Tpwles', Primrose's, and Litch
lutu 0, nu. av A j mv --HV . J ,
every where -and every day,-.4 indrvjdualiy and collective
ly; caU;and? taff-JVfc'ma.-:'few; ef ;tiie, tallest,
widest, hlackeaV brownest bluest, ; and most extensive
dido raDtivatinir. and succumbing killing Fits, that man
or monkey. baboon;r ; dandy, i waeaver knockedr into 4t
.out-o oh this terraqueausorb. r'We ais)Jherein intimate.
to-those-whq have tested our artisttcairiuu in ; trentie
menjcostumery " and potify pthers,wno wish and expect
tpj rehearse anecdotes " , tha duepreparatiOA ihas heen'
marie br all who feel so inclined, and in order that every
thing pray goron smoothly, a number of scientific gentle-
menr of tasteful art and merited skill hats been engaged
to be employed with great -despatch and promptness on
all customary and,, enstonier's 'costuznic Jobbery. . ; We
will therefore say jn conclusion, ..j.- 7- 7i
iyome every, oedy, old anu.youngv . - v '---- "; -.
: V";Whp wish tocuttadash, -i"-fU h ' ii:
:'.vWtei pome, itrfrfn; .-t ;,f
' tq y- v i ; TJG-EE.
TO'their ancient iatrbns wont sayAhykre grateful,' they
know' rtbut that they wiU'once moreipat themselves;
With' their usual Highfallufing and lowfalluting speed;'
V-rv'--?2 v-' r-'-;.n:' V,,.r:: yV- Q.' &.'P'-
Royal Raleigh Ringtail Rousers,
Oct. 30, '1848. "- ;
731--"
J; OLIVER & PltOtTIRf ; '
7 -.: K?11?? ll t.,R alel fthv -Jfr ;'C.'. r.i ' r
"VTTE ARE-now opening our usual supply of Fall tfnd
v-f V; Winter .Goods, embracing. ;.f!-cuK.- fay:,-:-ss;-.'
Cloths, Casslmeres and- Vestings, -
of every cdlotahd fluafity, which-Vill be made-up Id or
derj wkh our usu'arprfimptness'and despatch; -'Members
of the approaching Legislature,' and .' others 'visiting" the
City i would" do well to give usa call, as.weare determine
ed not to be undersold or outdone inthe making tip of
our garments' "A complete suit of Clotliis made in 24
honrs, if necessary. i: ''5-w-;': '0.;& P.
Fashionable Clothing!
WE HAVE alsd on hand, a beautiful assortment
Over-Coats, Cloaks, Bunncss Coats',Trocks, Pantaloons,
Vests, &e. Also Fashionable Dress Shirts', . Flannel
Shirts and Drawer,' Cotton Shirts aud Drawers, Gowns,
8aspenders, Gloves,' Scarfsi Stocks, -Pocket Handker
chiefs, &C. &c; "Call before yon buyi- - : O.'tfe P.
Oct. 30, 1848.- ' - V'; ' ' 731
- ' -. ' " ' ' " ; r
vSAMUEL Hi MARKS,
SYCAMORE STREET, . PETEUSDTJRGj, .VA-
-' WHOLESALE AND RETAXL DXALEa' m
CONFECTiaARy; FRtTtoQEGAR3, iND
pi k-s4 'f. '.77, FANCY. GOODS4:-7..-f :'7
"YTT"OlTLD respectfully inform his 'town and" country
" y V ' friends, and the public generallyi" that' by Teceiit
arrivals' from the Northern Cities, .he is enabled to offer
greater inducements-in his line than any other bouse in
Petersburg, he having taken a much larger house,' (five
doors below his former stand,) and adding, at a considera
ble expense, a large Establishment for the manufactory of
Confectionary of every description," can- say with confi
de nee, that he can sell as good articles and at as low price 1
as can be purchased at any of the Northern cities. ' He
would particularly invite all Country Merchants-,' who are
about making their purchases, to $ive him it call. -iVi.i;
; v c ' - - . . j - SAMUEL H. MARKSV
.'N. B-r- All, those disposed to favor me with their or
ders, mayvrely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention, r .. ' S. H. M. -
September 27. v ..,u ;vl :4.;f26-ri
Slate of Worth. Carplinat t:jyake .Comity.
Court of PJteaa and Quarter Sessions, NoyemberTerm,
1 - iTx: .... :- , 1848. . ; : t: :
Sally A. Smith, Widow, vs. the heir at law pf Sam. A.
, . - ; . Smith, Petition. for Dower.,, .. , .. .. , .,.
IT appearing, to the-satisfaction of . the Court that
John Smith, Zachariah Smith and Abner Smith are
now non-rei-idents of this Slate, it is therefore ordered
by the Courtlhat public advertisement be made in the
North Carolina'Sfandardj a newspaper published in the
City of Kaleigh-for six weeks successively, notifying
the said John, Zachary, and Abner Smith personally to
be and appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter"
Sessions to be ho !d en for the county of Wake aforesaid-,1
on ' the third Monday ot February next, at the Court
House in the City of Raleigh: then and there to answer
or demur to said petition, otherwise judgment pro con
fesso will be granted, and. the petition ..heard exporte
aa to them... -'-'- ....;.,.. .
vWitaess, James T. Marriott.iCIerk l ot oar-said Courl
at office; the third Monday of, November; A; D 1,848, ,;
r . - ,. JAMES T.. MARRIOTT, C. C. C.
(Pr.of Adv. $,5 6 21-2). . r 735 ffw.
l'-l: 7'7'7:..kpticivW";''7'7,:7.1.. :
1 1 lHE ., Subscriber wishing- to remove to the-. Wet,-o
I . fhrs. for sale his -tract of Land,' lying in the County of
Uranville, J orth Carolina, three nulee-Souui of Henderson
Depot,; -containing four, hundred and fifty acres of -good
corn, and .wheat land. .J here is about 150. acres of it
cleared, and in good condition for cultivation. There are
some fine lagoonea on; it, and the best Meadow for grass
in: the country- The Plantation is well watered,: with
good springs dec - It bas on it a comfortable Dwelling
House, and all"necessary out houses. : The wood land is
well timbered with heart pine and oak, suitable for build
ings The nearest part of tiie land is within, four ot five
hundred yards of the Raleigh 1 and Gaston . Rail ."Road i
and 1 'Venture to say that it is the .most desirable, place:
ia point ot health and beauty, in the neighborhood. -
reraous wishing to purchase. had better call soon, as I.
am determined to sell. Tor-further reference, apply , to
T 1 T-k -rr 1 , n n . v ' . . 1 - J-
jouu v. nawains, jonn o.Xiaton somuei ridwards and
Wm. A, Moorev ; .. ,: . ii . - A.V. VAUGHAN. ;
October 12, J848. .: ;;- , "s ..... JZS-rtL r
JOSEPH W0LTERING. ; 7:77 -7
Fo a jnrptar.a or- tsars FoaxiUv.Hr tii Eiion
iAJin Gabtok, Raii'.Roao Saorv; - ':..
7 v v i . 7 Ralelglt, Jfc C r : ' i7.
RESPECTFULLY, offers his services to the citizens
bfiRaleigh and nei2hborhood.'. Mill 'Work' n1
Horse-Shoeing attended to in the verv beir inmm,
--es --.v.w w jui iciTwifi msnner anai
at the lowest prices. A splendid assortment of the finest 1
bertsinirnr ia Carrin mA.' :
Carriage-'Springs deer Solicitingthe custom of his neis-h- 1
bors, it wiU be his-constant endeavor to. give i general saU '
lsiaction.
!- Raleigh, August 4th, 1848.'
.718 tf.
i!f ;2Q DOLLARS REtVARD.
"TV AN AW AY cm the 23d of last month, a negro man
jLV..namea W ef peiongmgno the estate of the late
WiU .T. Hopkins. Said ecro was tiurchased-tof
Rufus. W.v Edmondson, of; EdsrecOmbe. and' triavoha in
ma seeuoa o counuy, aoout otantofisburg. : .?:.--:-..:-
The above Reward will paid &rraDoreheridinir: eaid
L .. . . T. ..." r . J .
negro, and. lodging bim in-any jail, so. that ho i Secured j
t the above -Reward, -with the -expenses. for bringing
him to Raleish, wiU be forthcoming 1 when tha Iip(m ia
deUyeoeoV.-iiai ss liL P. 'FINCH.' Acent for Ex'rs
iVw5 .fjof.WtT. Honking. -..':
November l it, U348.:
:"r r Tliirty DollarsKexvarcI. :
I ..WILL r give thirty dollars for .the . apprehena and
delivery of my Negro man Tom. who has been absent
some month;: ,Tom ii. about five feetj six inches high,
stout and heavy, thick .lips rather light complected, and
Iooksdown when, spoken to-riO particular mark xe
T k "ITTr -1
1
: April 8tb, 1848.7
t,v; VAy 41J JSM ill
;.i
prices - Repairing in his line attended to with neatness ,B dry good hne, -.i ;: - - .
and despatch.- Also all work twrt,N,. x cim. . Also, Morehead cotton yarns ;' and almost
sot :m
7 Fayetterflle 8trcet,RaieIgh, N. c, , '
THE Subscriber begsjeave to inform the public ti
he has puxchasedT, the House formerly owned by
Robert Fihd'itii; and has raade,ex tensive impr
ments npoii ithaying tepaired,' painted, and rennora.
ted the same throughout from the cellar to' the atfic.
and . he is iiow fully ' prepared lf o attend upon all
maybe pleased Jto faxor him' with a call.
. 4 ;
'Having : taken out Jacehse for a BILLIARD TABLT"
he respec"tfullyhivites the 'patronage of those who dI
sire' io participate in the fashionable and pleasant tecrev
tion.it affords., s , ' '
7j:,7j '-iBUE&p
He Is ataJd times supplied with FRESH OYSTERS
FRESH iFTSH BIRDS, and aU the delicacies that the
Market afiords, which will be served up in the. best man.
ner, and. at all times, day or night. . He is ajso well fm.
nished with .every yarety of relxeBhroent. .usually tep
in a fashionable and, well conducted, Restaurat. - Room,
for select parties... Accommodating Attendants and po.
lite Servants always at hsnd. !;; -.-JOHNr KANE,-
, 'y.x'A' -tCQroer-AWIirPPV6 CilJ Sotel
. .i'No.verabcr 20th, 1848. : ; . v 738
REV. IR HOOPER'S
FAMItY SCHOOL," IN THE COUNTRY,
y Co., ,V. c
THE Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty yean
as an instructor in the Colleges of the two Carolina,
i desirods- to retire,, for ..the rest of his life, to a more
private situation.. -He proposes,-. therefore, to open it
January -next, at jthe place abovementioned, A Scltd
Schooi for : Boys between -8 and 15 years of age-; in
which their . intellectual and moral cultivation can bt
carefuIly?attendedrto, and where they will be withdraw
from , the , usual temptations of oar towns and village
The subscriber hopes that his long services in public in
solutions' have made him sufficiently known to the pub
lic to furnisS to pasents a guaranty that their sons, if en.
trusted, to him, will be well taught and well taken care of
He is happy also to add, that he is to have tlie-ass'u.
lance of ' Prof. J. JJcbcrniere Hooper, for
many years past, instructor in Classics and Modern Lan-
of guages", in the University of this State
Terms, $200 per annum ; for those who study Mot
ern Langiiagcs $20 extra. The first year there will he
accommodations for only 14 or "16; applications, therefore,
should be early, made, "lid boys over fifteen will le tak
en; if a sufficient number under that age be offered.
AH "other particulars given in a Circular- which will
be sent to any one. on application to the subscriber at
Wake Forest CollegeN. !., till tbe 1.5th of December
next ; after "whirh time, application must l e made to
bim si Littleton, Warren County, N. C.'
- " i " W. HOOPER.
UTawcemRer , 1S15. 732 tL
. FE5IALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
, ' huxsbobough stbeet,' -
7 . ; kal33;jgh; e.
; Rev. BEJSVYET TV JtULlfiE- Principal.
WM. C. DOUB, A. M-, ,xs,
MISS LUCY M. BROWN, A""
MR. KARLE W. PETERSILIE, Prof. Music,
THIS Institution, to be located in a very pleasant put
of this City, and furnished with every aceommot
tion for a limited number of pupils, will be opened ol uu
lstday of January next. ' . -' - ' -''
Board, with tuition in English or the Classical )
Department, per -session of five months, ' J
-..Music on .the Piano or -Guitar, V i . 20 CO
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, - 10 to
T Painting in Oil Colors,-'i '::: 15 00
French, :-'' -" '.U '.- -. . . 10 0
.-Tuition in Preparatory. Department,", i . ' 15 00
r;Twenty young ladies can be accommodated with boara
in the Institution. v Every attention. will be paid to thrir
comfort and to the formation , of correct motal habita
Board may also be pbtained.in some of 'the most respeo
table families in the City, -''''i'l-' V;
Raleigh, Nov, 1848. j- "7 i ; .V.,'; 732-2m.
Young Ladies' Select School.
THE next Session of this School will commence 01
the 1st of January next, under the'manaecmeiitof
the M i SSC8 , Ia r f r I I ge assistedby a young Lad-,
who has for a few years past; been' Principal of a flour-
lsning oeminaiy m xew xork.
tekjcs oriTriTioir, rKii sxssi.ojr, or rtr? moxthj, 11
r 03.1.0 wb, T12 :
Sm. $ j. . J- t-i:
--1st Class,
$ 7 CO
10 00
12 CO
15 CO
10 CO
20 00
5:00
8 00
" 2d- ''' f'-'v.
-s 3d--- ?
- 4thr. - '; ' .v.', ;. :t v
Latin, French and ItafiaTi'each
,1 t"
Music, on the Piano orGuitar,- " ' ''
Drawing and Needle' Work; ; : C C ?'
' Painting?'ir:,ir;'''r '-" '"''; ,v---s; .rvv.T,':
; Board; Washing ahd Fuel "$50 hct SnsslQii,
? November 0," 1848.'' '-:- ; " .' s v ; ' 734-tf. .
'NOW LANDING, per Schooner Ann Kx
trom INew Jfork the following .
which are of tbe best quality :
500 lbs. Zanteo Currants,! -i
800: do. SdfVhelL Almond:
: 50! boxes Raisins, new crop,
: '. 5 " do -Genoa Cftt, ! -'
j 3 cases Ppeerved.,Gingerj
- i 3r sacks Walnuts. r
r a sacks. Filberts, ;
r 5 boxes Sly Oranges,. ;
,5: do i do Lemon,
13 bblsv Hav. Oranges,
10 kecs Mai. Grap, '
25 Ibbls. Pippen AppH
1 Amo. l5SiOOEGALJA CEGARSi a prime article,
jfor; the' country trade, besides a large assortment of other
brands.- always n hand, f The. above goods I will offer
for the lowest possible. prices. . . , r -:
', : :- -t-lrlSAWU,m: MAKK9, , Sycamore St :
: 7 i7;'y'vwi-;--ri-rs.; iu....C Petersburg, ya..-;:
' . P. SwWeekiy arrivala at CLAGGETTS CREAM
ALE, known to be tbe beat ia : thisvicoBntryi ' 1 am (be
only agent in this place.-; - . .. 7
! - Octobet.-S018.48i.:' W''u-'i' r- i-- ' no-
- . 4 7. yvftiooiviiere.
TUST- to hand", and for eale by th e-ubscriber, a lot w
T)rvOooda. conaisti of Lawns. Tiino-bains. Calicocf,
- J . - . '
8am3e5 coating, Pants stuff, Vestng8, Brown blew"-
ed? shirtincrs. Virfiirda?osnaburirs.' - and many other arti
every
. -ai
, Alsd,' Hayes- superior family, ffour,- and other braw
kept constantly oiLhand:. H.B-.HAYES-!
-New Market Streef, nearly oppesite the MarltHoo
j . Sept 7, 1848. t -' '.'..'.-;,',: ..: .-, 706 ;
7V
flTIHE Trusteest of i the -Macon. Academy in -WJD
J- County N.C.esire to engage the services of a cm
I l?et.intruxrtnv to take charge.of the. English, ClaicJ
apd MathenaticardepartDlerits in that Institution. , J'Uf"
need apply except i3eaHemenf unquestionable chara
ter. knd. such aC ca.hr Tiwnt &stif)ulai-ii aiinonil f
their qualifications i For, tefma address the subscribe
Dudley' Post OfficoWaynoCodtjtr. JiR ,
-rue V-
Ya.lua.Mot Iczro fov Sale. ' -
THE Subscriber offers for sale his-negro man Atri"
whq is ayeryyaluable Carpenter by trade. " Pcon
who-may wish to purchase. caw address the subscriber
Newbern.'North Carolina and the negro can be rcen o
application to the Jailor "of Wake County1 7 '
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pSept; 84s; 'wa .xi-x ?,v..5--- -723-'
r nriifi iilLL r
mhr n a fit oil
wmM 3 mm1
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J?.-. x.ue,ipcavorioj me. ahoye-Academy: i .';
t? tl"est ejJaia Eastern QatolUii!J .7 -''
i : ; - -- . . -V.,-r,J..J.-BAKER' '
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