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JOHN C. RIVES,
Wliiiton City, (kt. 9Ut. .,
4
JVight Tapers,1 v
. ef W'i en Paprf, Wf hadat 0. per.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
rpiIE Subscriber most respectfully informs his
customers and the Public generally, that for
the purpose of reducing his present stock (which
consists of many desirable g(Kxls,)loi:-.ake zoom for
a new fall supply, he will sell at reduced prices for
cash.
lie has also obtained the services of Mr. Robert
Peach, lute of Now Yrk, us a cutler. He has
spent about seven yefci in Fr.tnce, where he filled
the same station in tlie most respectable houses,
and comes highly recommended as to his abilities
in his prolession as well as to moral character.
Cull and give liim trial. Tne Subscriber returns
his grateful acknowledgments for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore received. .
' J. J. BIGGS.
July Ifillt, 1S49.
PRIME VINEGAR
I UST to hand, and for snle by
J . JAMES LITCHFORD,
Sept. 7. Opposite City Hall.
STARCIl.A good article. For sale by
Sept. 7. J. LITCHFORD.
PRIME JAVA COFFEE of pood quality, just
received and for sale by J. LITCHFORD.
Sept. 7. 4l)-tf
rani) rtK of Nortl) Carolina.
THE Officers, Members and Representatives are
hereby info-med, that the Annual Communica
tion of this Masonic Body will be hldeu in this City
on the cveuinj of Monday, the 3d of December next,
at 7 o'clock, for the transaction of such business as
mav be submitted for its consideration.
Lodges which have been working under dispensa
tions will not fail to apply for charters, if any wish to
secure a permanent existence. A full representation
is earnestly desired.
WILLIAM 1. HAM, nec-y.
Raleigh, Oct. 19. . ;: 4ti-td
SI Cljanct to make Itloncji.
A CHOICE lot of Sujieriine French and English
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, is now being
epened at BIGGSS WELL KNOWN CLOTH,
INU WAREHOUSE on Fayetteville Street, where
his friends and the community, generally are purlieu.
larlv mvileu to call.
Tliurp is fi vrpftt vnrlofv nf nam Mltrlne lliin m,ma
which, with a general supply of Goods in the Fur'
mshitig Department, may be found on the most ac
commtduting terms at the above place.
the rropnetor, or his foreman, Mr. reach, may
at all times be found at home.
Ready Made Clothing just arrived.
Raleigh, Oct. 19.
46-4t
Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at
. the City oi Washington.
THE Subscriber uudertbkes the collection, settle-
J " " -
counts or demands against the Government of the U-
nited states, or any f oreign Mate or Country : be
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any of
the fublio Uepartments at Washington.
The procuring of Patents, Army and Mary Pen
sions, the collodion of accounts against the Govern
ment, all LanJ Claims, and every demaudor other
business of whatever kind, requiring the prompt and
ethecient services of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence of fourteen years at the seat of the
Federal Government, with a thorough and fumiliar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine of
business at the different Orhccs, as vyell es in C on
gress ; added to his free access to the ablest legal ad'
visera, if needed, justifies the undersigned in pledging
the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch to
those who may entrust their business to his enro. Be
ing well known to the greater part of the citizens of
this District, and to many gentlemen who havo been
members of Congress in the last twelve years, it is
doeraed useless to extend this notice by special refer
ence. Communications must be prepaid iu all cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature aud.
extent of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. C. SPALDING,
Oct. 19 4(ieoGt Washington, D. C.
T)HOSPllENE GAS and LAiVP OIL, just re-
-t- ceived, and for sale at
F. h. 2.1. V. F PFSCIID'S Dms- film.
Oil of Tannin.
Preserve your Boots, Shoes, Harness and Carriage.
Curtaius, by using Oil of Tanniu; a supply of which
is to-hand aud for sale at
OcU 12. P. F. PESCUD'S Drug Store
FAMIL? ROE HERRIGS.
tf) BARRELS and half barrels for sale by
OU SEAWELL & MEAD
Rajeigll, fe. 83, 1849, J2
WIXD0W CLASS.
A LARGE assortment of Window Glass, of all
-t-sizes, by the box, fur sale by
SUAMKLL &. MEAD,
Raleigh, Feb. 23, 1849. 12.
irtslj aiu) S'wxt ! ! Just in Eimt ! ! !
James m. towles
TS just now receiving and opening a very eilen
8ive Assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which hi offers on the most reasonable terms for
Cash, or to punctual customers. His friends are
resnernuMy invited to call and tee tor themselves,
Kaleigh, Oct. 26. 46-e tt
Raleigh Paper
THE undersigned takes this method of Informing
; the Publishers of Newspopers and Periodicals iu
North Carolina, and the Public generally, that he has
I I -I.. U Mill .lwi..l 3 mil... fmin RIaIIi
icoseu HID tani mm, auvii. w ...... j. -. " ,
procurej the services of .finished operatives, purchase
the necessary stock, and is now prepared to make
mmish ay amount ot raper to oroer. tie asas
- , triaJ m fpr bif paDer as he is determined to give
satislactioa m it, or cease its manuiuciure.
. , .
ijirtaijUi, suhi-iwiai, '"""V
rekjriiwrppiifrter,
, i . j.i , 1
mamnaewreo at me snoritsf (uuce anu iuo iiius. (i. w
Urate rioea. M - '
To encourage Horn, odurtry.- i., nnder .11 cir-
- cumstances, commepdaWe end proper , and it wise,
when in doing so, we snerifiee nothing aurselres.
Address, - J.A.MES U. RUYSTF,R."
Ralejuh, Aug. 114, 1843, , ; , .39 Jin, :
. CROWN SUGAR
OF a very superior quality, just received and for
s.lV r LITpiIPOBD.
B.Ieigli'pct-5. 44
By Ills Excellency, Charles Manly,
Governor of lite Slate of North Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION.
Vy HEREAS the General Assembly did, at their
" last Session, adopt a Resolution in these
words,
'kesolved, by the Genera! Assembly of the State
of North Carolina, that the Governor of the State
" for the time being be directed to set apart a day
" in every veaaur1 lo.give notice thereof, by Proc
" lamatioti, as a day of solemn and public thanks
" giving toAlmijrhty God, for past blessings, and of
" supplication for his continued kindness and care
" over us as a State and as a Nation ;"
Now in compliance with the direction therein giv
en. I do hereby set apart THURSDAY, THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to
be o!served throughout this State as a day of gen
eral Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty Gotl
and I do recommend and earneslly desire that all
secular employments may be suspended during the
day, and that all Ministers of the Gospel, with their
congregations, may assemble in their respective
Churches, and unile in rendering gralitude and
praise to the Creator and Governor of the earth, for
the blessings of Peace; for exemption from the rav
ages of Pestilence ; for the abundant fruits of the
earth and for all the other manifold bounties of his
Providence, that have crowned the year; and to
implore of him the continuance of his Fatherly good
ness and Almighty protection over us and the whole
people of the United States", that we may be a peo
ple fearing the Lord and walking in his holy ways,
and that peace and happiness, truth and justice.re
igion ami piety may be established am'.iij us for
all generations.
jjy, tiiven under my Hand and me ureat
CHAS. MANLY.
By Order of the Governor, :
LANG DON C. MANLY,
Raleigh, Oct. 1849. 44
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
RALEIiill, N. C,
As a Temperance Douse.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the public,
generally, that the above Establishment has late
ly undergone extensive repairs, and is now in com
plete order for the reception of the Travelling Public,
as well as Hoarders. His rooms are csmfortably and
neat'y furnished ; the Table shall always be provided
with the best that con be procured ; tho Servants are
the best in the City for care and attention te the calls
ef the guests: end no pains shall be wanting on his
part to give satisfaction. The terms shull be as mod
erate as the times will afford ; and the attention of
travellers, and others, is invited to the advantages of
this establishment, being pleasantly locuted, near the
centre of the City. This being the only Temperance
House in Raleigh, it has a peculiar recommendation
to all those who are fond of encouraging and practis
ing the Temperance principle.
8 F. W. KING.
Raleigh, June IS, 1849. ' 28 ly
TAILORING.
WILLIAM II FURMAN respectfully informs
the nublic that he continues the above biuinvss
(he old staud, and he solicits the orders of his friends
and customers. He is prepared to make gentlemen's
Ceats aud Pants in the latest syle and in the neatest
maimer, and will Warrant them to be cut and made
as well as they can be in any establishment in North
Carolina. His prices will bo moderate to suit the
timvs, and no effort on his parf shall be wanting to
give perfect satisfaction. All who want neut aud
fashionable Clothes, call at
Fl'RMAN'S
Old establised Shop , in Louisbitrg.
Louisburg, April !!!), 1848.
REMOVAL OF STORE!
JAMES LITCHFORD respectfully informs his
fr ends aud tie public that he has removed his
Stoek of fYoo'fs from Ins tormer stauu to tne opposite
side of t'ayettcville Street,
NEXT DOOR ABOVE MRS. IIARDIS'S,
and directly opposite the Market, where they are in
vited to give him a call, aud continue their custom.
On hand, a good assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, llAltVn AJSE, Oi.c.
He also continues the Tailoring Butinest, and
ill attend to all orders for Cutting aud Making Con
llemen's Clothing.
Raleigh, Feb. 23d, 1849. 12-
Rags! hagsIJ Rags!!!
rTVIE Subscriber will give the highest cash pri-
-a- ces for any quantity ot KAUS, at me ttaieign
Pupjr Mill. Immediate application are requested
JAMES U.
Raleigh, July 2, 1849. . 31 6t
LAW XOTICE,
CC. BATTLE haying returned to this City, will
resume the Practice of the Law, in this and the
adjacent Counties. -All
business entrusted to him, will be promptly at'
tnurlMl to.
He is prepared to make out and procure all SOL'
D1ERS' CLAIMS, of every description, at short no
(ice, according to prescribed forms.
Raleigh, August 7. ' 38 lm.
Fresh Supplies,
CONSTANTLY arriving at Pescud's Drug Store.
W 1UO Kegs pare White 1-earl,
100 do No. 1, do do .
300 Galons Linseed Oil,
100 lbs. RcSiied Borax,
9 50 Ounces Quinine,
12 Doxen Conirreea Water,
3 Cases Goodwin's Patent Chewing Tobacco,
1 da Old, Peyton Gravelly s 1 obacco,
13 do - Thomas Miller's Tobacco.
A lanre boddIv of Varnishes, Colon and Brashes,
and many other desirable articles are just received
and expected to arrive tfiis week, ana tor sale dv
P. P. PESCUD.
R deigh, Ootl9. 4C-y
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
TTIRESH from (he Still, kept constsiitly on hand
' I u.l. k. Ik. ft. II.,.' U.rr.l '
a BH IW, W WJ m. v" w 1 "'1
JAMES M. TOWLES.
Raleigh, Aogst J," 1849,
TVJUBB PASTrV-A superior article of Jujube
U Taste. I lest rtcmveO, fiid tor sitie oy
r.kt' - P- r PEsctjp.
PASTILES for perfuming pariprp
ana Qica isneme, on nana, mu n pt
Sep. 99. PE(iH'!p' Pro; Store,
eij'fcv Seal of the State, at the Executive He
SC5i .Vi' partmenr, in tne tuv oi naiuigii, una
'X&fJS lstdav of October A. D. 1840, and this
,'Jn, 74th vear of American Independence
New Cheap Cash Store
THE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully in .ite
the attention of the citizens of Raleigh and the
surrounding country, to their assort neut of Goods,
which are all entirely new and viere selected with the
utmost care from the best Houses in New York, Bal
timore and Petermiurg; and as our terms for business
are Cash, we feel assured of doing a bu- inesa of that
kind that we will lie able to offer great bargains to
those in want of Goods m our line. Aunexed is apart
of the Goods iu store :
Bleached Sheeting and Shirting, 3 and 5 qrs. wide,
Unbleached do do Jo do
Jaconet, Book and figured Muslins,
Plaiu and fancy striped Alpsccns,
Cashmeres and Mouslin de Laincs, ' "
Scotch Ginghams and Apron Checks,
Woolen I.inseys and Cotton Flannels,
While and colored Cambrics,
Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Hose and half Hose, '
Calico and Furniture Prints,
Gloves and Suspenders,
Kentucky Jeans, plain and striped,
. vuwtiuere una wool 1 weeds,
Cauvasf aud padding,
Bedtii king and Cotton Jeans,
Irish Linen aud Thread,
Best Italian sewing Silk,
Silk and Cotton llandkercheifs,
Vesting, assorted,
Fancy Scarfs and Cravats,
Ceat, Vest, Shirt and Suspender buttons,
Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes,
Laces and all kinds of trimming Goods,
Wool Blankets, large sizes,
Wool and Worsted Shawls and Comforts,
Silk and Fur Hats anil Caps,
Ladies' wul Gentlemen's Shore. .
GROCERIES.
Rie and Laguira Coffees,
Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised and Brown Sugg's,
Allspice, Teas and Ginger,
Adamantine and 1 allow Candles,
etse and Crackers.
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
Ponder, shot and Lead,
Shoe Thread, Tacks and Blacking, -
Sole and Upper Leather, "
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware,
Nails from No. 3. to No. 20,
Candies, Lemons and Apples,
Suit, Bacon, Meal and Finur,
Together with a great many Fancy articles too te
dious to mention.
All Kinds of Goods, Wares and Produce taken on
sale at a moderate per cent. Consignments or for
warding will receive strict attention, and every exer
tion to please all who may favor us with their patron
age. J.J. RY NLS & CO.
Fayetteville sthet.
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1849. 49 Iw.
The North Carolina'
UITIAL LIFE ISI RA(E COMPASY,
KALEIGH, N. C.
fTMIE above Company has been in operation since
-L the 1st of April last, under the direction of tbe
following Onicers, vix :
Dr. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
William D. Haywood, Vice President,
Jauks F. Jordan, Secretary,
William H. Junks, Treusurer,
Perrin Bpsbrk, Attorney,
I"l- V
l)r'. Wil H."MeKa. ' ( Medieal Board of
Dr. Ricu'D. B. H ivwooD, ) mtlahon.
J. II ersman, General Agent.
Tliis Company has received a charter givine ad
vantages to the inured over any other Company.
The 5(h Sectien gives the Hiibbaiiu the privilege to
insure his owu life for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, .tee from any claims of tho representatives
of the husband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate iu the whole of the profits, which
are ucclarcu aunually. Itisiurs, the applicant lor life,
when the annual premium is over $30, may pay one
half in a Note.
All claims for insurance against the Company will
bo paid within ninety days after proof of the death of
tlie party is furnished.
hlaves are insured tor one or for fjve years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this class
of property against the uncertainty of life.
slave insurance presents a new an inter 'sting fea-
lure in the history of North Carolina, which will
prove very inijwrfaut to the Southern States.
The last four month's operation of this Company
show a very large amount of business more than the
Directors expected to do the first yeur having already
iasijed mare Ihau 200 Policies.
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
J. Hersman, George T. Cooke, Wesley Wliita-
ker, Jr. George E. 13. Siopelta ry, R. P. Waring,
Travelling Agents for North Carolina. S. J.
Young, Agent for South Carolina.
All Communications on business of the Company
should be addressed to
JAMES F. JORDAN, Sec'v.
Raleigh, August 29, 1849. 43
BLAKE PITT3IAS,
(Late of Halifax, N. C.) Coiixibsios Mesciiast,
Petersburg Va.
'OFFERS his services to the farmers and ethers ef
Edgeeoinbe, iu the Siio of their Cotton and other Pro
duce. In view of the present difficulty, of making remit
tances to the vicinity of Tarboro , he will attend reg
ularly all the courts held for the county; and nay over
whatever funds uiay be in his hands far the sale of
Produce. Sep. 14, 184B.
NOTICE.
THE Suli.-riber having determined
to go South, offers for tale his desira
ble resiileppe oif piile and a half East
of Ike Town ol Louisburg, Franklin
5 t -
County. Persons desirous of health or educating
their children, would do well to call and look.
1 Ins Tract of Lund contains three hundred aud
eicltiy acre.
Also, one other Tract, two miles above, on tlie
same Creek, containing about three hundred acres;
cleared land all fresh, and enough for t crop for
tour or pve nanus.
Also, one other Tract of Pine Woods, contain
ing one hundred and six acres wjh Boxes enough
cut to mane one hundred and hfty barrels Turpen
tine, N. R. TUNSTALL.
Franklin County, Oct 13. 4S4t
Information Wanted,
CONCERNING ROBERT F. ENPOR.who and
den'y and mysteriously disappeared from New Or
leans, about the 6th Decembei, 1848 supposed to have
bout his person 1 500 in money, and two sld watch
es. The name of KliiaA. finexrwasoneof ilia watch
es. He was last seen at Mr. Frost's clothing store, in
N. Orleans. Any information of the said Eusor will
be thankfully received by bis mother, Mas? Ann E
soi, Richmond, Vs.
Pare of His V. Tvi.r.a.
ITT Southern apd western papers tvjll render a rli-
tressed wife and mother essential service by giving
puDiieiiy q RC eopye, ,.
State of North Carolina,
HERTFORD COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1849.
A. Harrcll and H M. Jones, 1
Endorsees, tersus Henuiug Original Attachment.
C. Smith. )
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendant iu the above case is not a resident
of this State : It is ordered, therefore, by the Court,
that publication be made in the Raleigh Times for
six weeks, notifying the Defendant of this proceed
ing ; aud further, that he be aud appear before the
Justices of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the County
of Hertford, at the Court House in Wiutou, on the
Fourth Monday in November next, then and there
to replevy the property attached and plead ; other
wise final judgment will be entered up against him,
and the property condemned subject to the recovery
of the Plaintiffs, agreeably to act of Assembly in such
ruse made and provided.
Witness, Lewis M. CowPER.CIsrk of the said Coart,
at Winton, the Fourth Monday of August, Anno
Domini, 1849. L. M. COWPER, Cl'k.
October 26. 47-6w Pr's fee i 6i
State of JTortlj Carolina,
HERTFORD COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Seuwnt,Augutt
Term, 1849.
John A. Anderson, Adm'r of John
L. Griffith, tersut Jesse Vance
and wife Cynthia, and others
heirs at law of John L. Griffith,'
deceased.
Petition for the
sale of land.
THE Heirs at Law of John Warren and wife Mar
garet, whoever they may be, are hereby notified
of the filing of the petition in the above case: and
further, that they be and appear before the Justices
of the County (.'ourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
at the next Court to be held for the County of Hert
ford, at the Court House in Winton, on the Fourth
Monday in November next, then and there to plead
or demur to the said petition ; otherwise the prayer
of the Petitioners will be granted, aud a Decree for
the sale ol the Lands described in the Petitioners pe
tition will be made in the cause, agreeably to Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
witness, i.twis At. t outer, uierk of the said
Court, at Winton, the Fourth Monday of August,
Anno Domini, 1S41). L. M. COW PEK, pi.
Oct.3B. 47-Cw. Prs. fee $5 6S
tate of Nortl) Carolina,
FRANKLIN COUNTY,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September
Term, 1849. .
William P. Hilliard, Adm'r. V
of Stephen Sparks, dee d. I Attachment levied en
use of Shimuel Kearney, r. a house and lot m tho
Marccllus A. Wijliams and town of Franklinton.
Silas Winston. J
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
4- aiarcellus A. Will
lams aud Silas Winston reside
beyond tbe limits of this State : It is therefore ord.ir-
ed by the Court, that publication be made in the Ra-
"" 7S7ass)t vii as. hitjj jjueai at wic
next Term of this Conrt to be held at the Courttlouse
ill Louisburg on the second Monday in December.
iu 1849, to replevy, plead or demur, ; or judgment
win oe laaen against lliem pro coufesso, aud execu
tion issue accordimily.
Vitncss Young Patterson, Clerk of onr said Court
at Office, the second Monday of September, A D.
low- x . r A 1 1 KKfSON , C C. C.
Oet-13. . 4ti-6w Pr.adv.562
State of JTortl) Carolina.
FRANKLIN COl'NTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September
Term, 1849.
Joseph B. Outlaw, 1 Caveat tothe Will of Date-
vid Outlaw, dee'd. entered at
Ueo. Herdle and others. J the la$t term of this Court.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
M. llinton Whurp is a resident of the State of Alaba.
ma; Beuebery Walton is a resident of the Stute of
Tennessee ; Jufein Keddick aud wile Nuncy are ro
sidents of the State of Mississippi ; William Walton
is a resident of the State ef Virginia; and Marv S.
Cook is a resident of the State of Illinois, and next of
kin to the said David Outlaw, deceased ; It is ordered
by the Court, that pub icatioa be made in the Raleigh
1 lines, a newspaper published m the t ity or Kaleigh,
for six weeks, lor the said next ol kin to appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held
for the said County of Franklin, at the Court House
in Louisburg, on the second Monday in December,
1849, apd contest the probate ot the said Will, if they
think proper. Also, that all the next of kin be noti
fied in said Advertisement, and all the next of kin not
therein named, who are nonresidents, if there be any,
to be aud appear at the next term of this Conrt to be
held at the Court House in the 1 own of Louisburg,
County of franklin aforesaid, on the second Monday
in, December, 10411, and caveat the said will if tliey
think proper.
Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk of the said Court
at Omce, the second Monday of September, 1849.
I. PA i l fcKSUJN.C. I. C.
Oct 19. 46-6wPr.advt.oou.
BLAKE PITTMAN,
(LAT8 Qr HALIFAX, N. C.)
Commission Merchant, Petersburg, Va.
IVES his snecial attention to the sale of all kinds
VJ of Country Produce, the purchase of Goods, and
UIV icuriTiUL iiu itn warning ui wuu
Refpr to Ii. P. Moore, Esq. Raleigh, N- C.
Tlie's K. Thomas, Esq. Vnislwrgi N, C.
W, T- uortcn, fcsq.
M. Weston,
Rocky Mt. N.C.
Jesse H. Powelj,
; D. J. J. Philips.
N. M. Long, Esq.
KM. Long, Esq.
Jamee Simmons,
Brattleboro', If. C.
.Weidon.N.O
' Patterson, Cooper it Co )
Wills l Lea,- Prterrbnrg,' Va.
i. r. naisey, ;
F. S. Marslian, Halifax, N.C,
Petersburg, Feb. 1st 184, 11-bc
PETERSDURO COMMISSION HOUSE.
DICKINSON & LESTER,
Bollingbrook. St. Petersburg, Va.
WILL give adeption to the sale of all kinds of
Produce and Forwarding Goods. Refer to
Hon. A. VV Venable, Granville, and W. Wliit-
aker. Jr. Esq. Raleigh.
Joint Dickuisov, E. F. LisTpp.
' Late nr Danville. , '
Petersburg, Va. March, 1848.
Fatent medicines.
A full supply of alt the most popular Renif dies,
kept eonetautly on hand, and sold at Manufacturer's
prices si ruscuo s Deua BToas. - 8ept 28.
Conner's Pair) Extractor.
THERE i tlflthing better than Connel'i Pain
Extractor for healing and rerpRVina naif) from
Hums, scalds, rrpst tlitun t oes, ana Chilblsins.
A supply on hand, and for sal b;
Wet,
V. f, PE3CVD.
DAGUERREOTYPES
rAKEN perfect by JOHN & PALMER, who
has recentlyreceived allthe improvements freni
the North. He now works with tbe celebrated
quick preparation
CELEROTVPE,
which is decidedly an improvement in the Art.
His Gallery ia in Palmer & Ramsay's Jewellery
Store.
JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, June SOL 30 tf
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, i
prime lot. Call at
JAMES LITCHFORD'S,
Next door above Mr Hardie's.
Raleigh, March 2.
4'pR SALE.
THE large and very convenient Dwelling House
and Lot, formerly belonging to the estate of Mrs.
Prescilla Shaw, dee'd., and how occupied by Maj.
J. Nixon.
For Uirms, apply to
JAMES M. T0.WLES.
June 21, 1849. 29
Rice and potasses,
JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a new supply
of prime. " JAMES M. TOWLES.
June 21, 1849,. v.-'' 29
LOOK AT THIS.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY !
rTHHE Undersigned vyould most respectfully in---
form the public, tha' he has again returned the
HATTER'S BUSINESS.
Being obliged to stop the business for awhile, on
account of bad health, but having tecovereJ some
wha', better health I now ask the citizens of this
vicinity, and the public, generally, to give me a,
call. I am prepared to Press Hats, Color Ladies
Dresses, Gentlemm Pants, or any thing that may
be wanting In my line of business. My shop ia
situated one square west ol the praye-yard.
NEAL BROWN.
Raleigh, Sept. 13, '49. 42 4 w.
Spices and Salad Oil.
THE Subscriber has on hand a large supply of all
the most approved Spices, Beans and Essences for
flavoring Pickles and Preserves. AIbo a supply of ve
ry superior Salad Oil and English A Just aid. Call
and get a supply at my Establishment.
Sept. !io 1'. r. rtscuv.
DISSOLUTION,
THE FIRM of YOUNG & BLEDSOE is this
flu n'iRfiiilvcKi tiV mutual rinaumt - A it ia
sired that the business of the Firm should be
Ued as early at practicable, all persons indi
set-
indebted
to the concern will please come forward and make
payment to S. ii. Young, whp is authorized to
close the business..
S. H. YOUNG,
M. A. BLEDSOE.
Raleigh, May 1st, 1849'. 2
NEW GOODS! SEW GOODS!
rptlE business heretofore carried on nnder tha
name and style of Yorso & Bledsoe will be
henceforth conducted by S. II. Yqvkg, at the same
old stand, where he has received and is now open?
ing a large and splendid assortment of
Staple onb iaiuti Bprtna S5oob&.
which will be sold on tbe most reasonable terms.
Onr old customers and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to give me a caT. .
S. II. YOUNO.
Raleigh,. ?Jay 1st, 1849. 33 tf
FORREST.
A LARGE and commodious room, suitable for a
bed-chamber & omce. above Peecud iDniff Stare.
For terms, apply to Samuel Lucas.
Maleigh, August 17, 1B49. 33 St.
BRIXKLEyyiLLE VINEYARDS,
OPENED again for visitors on the middle of Aa
trust, later than most seasons heretofore, because.
that, after the grape foliage aud formation of blos
soms being killed by the destructive spring frost, they
nan to oe renewed ny anotner growls puttiug tortb,;
iioiwiinsiauojug a gooa crop oi grapes.
But as little or no other fruit the season, and daa
ger of my wine customers abroad cut short of usual
supply by too great a resort to tbe Vineyards at form
er reduced price of entrance ; this season about a
quarter dollar aach visitor, and commutation for fam
ilies or numbers on pic nic or Saturdays, jyifti the
usual glass or puaiaml if reruns oBered ; or of tha(
pronounced by Book of greatest moral end religioas
authority on earth, to f'eheer God and tn."
Most select grapes to carry away furnished rasters,
and when sent for, at about 50 cents per gallon.
SIDNEY K14,EH,
Proprietor,
Brinkleyville, Halifax Co., N. C, ) 37-lf
July 31, 1848.
TITK T.ATF.ST AXD NFAVP.T
JUST RECEIVED,.
Mv assortment nf SPRING
i - -
GOODS, embracing a great variety of
ianni anb 0tapl Prjj OJqoW;
Of the Lateet and most Fashionable Styles; which
are offered at price that must please, for Cash, of
to punctual customers, for particulars, pleas
see the Good oq the Counter.
JAMES II. TOWLES.
Raleigh, llay 11th. 93-.
TIMES PRINTING OFFICE,
OUR PATROliS are in formed that the Printing
Office has been removed to the West side of Fsv.
i etteville Street, - '
OPPOSITE TW TV H1U,
in the Rooms over the Store of Jame Litchfon), nn
door above Mrs.liardie's Coitlcctionnry Store, where
we shall be happy to It OHf subscritsrs ,Hi friend,
ii are pienueu 10 execute all anion 0
v .?gb iiritttini, , "
npoafhe usual errri, is a rieot and handsome nin-
ner, ana solicit a portion of puolie qtronsre jn (hi
line of business.
Subscription to the Paper ! 82 SO
in advanoe, or Ofi if pot paid belore the xp;riioa
of six months. . r
IT Jim TIMES will alwavs b mr,h,
mvr.,1, fy yum x.vtia,, ,i, auvance, ll!ll "!.'rm.
lions will be thankfully received on eitlir ptij 4 v;
tf Thot indebted to the Oir,o ., r.-qt.,i,4 M
remit their respectir dues at eur nk i il.. . ...
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