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rn KTB1.1SIIED W EEKLY BY Ctl. C. RABOTEAU, i EDITOR 1M) PCOPRIETOR. TERMS: $2 50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE, OR $3C4) IF PmiC.VT IS DEL.U ED SIX !M0m. VOL. III. RALEIGH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1849. NO. I. I rtn 11 ID)---a t ion n HIES s; C TERMS. Tn Rumi Tiwn will In neat to Subscribers at Two Dollars and t half per annum, if paid in ad venes. Throe Dallam will he charged, if payment ii duUvil six month. Then Term will be invaria bly adhered to. r ADVEHTISEMEXTS. For every Sixteen lines, or left. Due Dollar for the 'first, and Twenty-five Cents for each subsequent in- lertion. Court Ordeis, c. will ne, charged i'li per eeat. higher; but a reasonable deduction will be niade to those who advertis hy the year.-. IX letters nn bit mess, and all Communication jat"uded for publication, must be addressed to the Bdilor, and pent paid. THE.' GLOBE: 1 Caaressloual, Agricultural and Lit erary Xcwspaper. rPHE anoroach of Coneres calls out the Annual ' JL Prospectus of the Globe Establishment. The time is full ol interest. I tie coming in ol a atw Administration the consequent bmicliing of a new policy touching the internal concerns of the country the new and moat important issues arising from the late vast accession to the public domain, and the (Treat liationul sbjets associated with it the impending rlitl'u-ultv in our rolutions with France, and the possible complication of our affairs with the troubles of Europe, conspire to create great expec tation as to the proceeding ol tne nexi v -ongrcsa. Tne approaching Session will probably continue till late in the summer of 1850. -The debate, from the agitation of so many questions, of vitul interest to the Kenub c. will draw lorlli ail me laicm 01 me iauou- al Legislature. To bring its deliberations home to , Ihs people,-on each succeeding day, while meusiires are maturing, is, ill ett-cl, to bring ine wnoig naiiou into council The. discussion, spreading from tlie Capitol to the r-inntcst parts of the .Union, forms a public opinion wlncii relicts upou congress uuu cou trols its decisious. T become a useful instrument, however humble, t assist the working of the admirable machinery f our popular institutions, is the ambition, of the con ductor of . the Globe- Extraordinary preparations hav heretofore becu made to meet the increasing dcm indsorour rapidly-improving and growing coun try for Congressional intelligence. 'The Globe Press bus already enlisted the ablest Rcnorter vet known to Congress-: its materials and machinery' are of the best sort : and the exclusive de votion of the individual who for so many years has made it his study to embody and publish the labor of (Ingres, gives reason to hope that an advunce will b made to the accomplishment of this under taking commensurate with its increased importance. But the accumulation 01 expense cwisequem. on me .dHltinnal number of Reporters required the extra eliartrcs incurred in printing at night the debates of a .. i .i . -.1.1:.: 1.. . - th preceding aay me vasi auimiou mw iu mi mass published by the protracted sessions and the fuller report given, will render our enterprise a failure, unless ConrrM hall so far patrouixe it as to become a purchaser ol sucn portion 01 uie auuy sneei issued, a shall coutnbul to make the reports that fill them. The undersigned has ventures on tne preparation he has made for the next Session, in the xpectalion that Cougres will subscribe for as many daily heBls for each Member, at the subscription price, a Will, IU pan, ueimy me rfti limit ing, and giv them circulation aa Congressional doc ument in their several district. Thi will enable the Publisher to bear the charge of reporting, and it will give an impulse to the circulation of the Con gressional Prim, which, although the cheapest in the Union, (the expense of preparation considered) will yet yield sufficient profit to matte tne sysiem perma nent- - . .... ... John C Rives having purchased tno interest 01 r. F. Blair in Jackson Hall the printing office, ma chinery and material become the ole proprietor thereof, and will give hi exe usive attention to the Congressional l)e artment. J. C. Picket will conduct th Miscellaneots Department of the Newspaper. F. P Blair retire from both concerns, with prayer for their permanent usefulness and prosperity. The Globe will be published daily during the ses sisn of Congress, nd weekly the remainder of the year, and will uudorgo distribution in the form of a Weekly Globe, a Congressional Globe, and au Ap pendix. .... , , The Weekly Globe will contain Agricultural and miscellaneous articles ; anil will occasionally give de bate of uch importance a command universal in terest. . , - Th price of the Weekly Globe is reduced to one dollar, with a view to obtain a mora general circula tion. Subscriber who have hitheito paid $4 per snnum, will be charged only 11 after the expiration nt th fimt vear. The Congressional uiod win emoooy, as u nas done for the last sixteen years, von;reiionui pro .iliiimi and debates exclusively. The Appendix will embrace the revised speeches separately, and the messages! the President of the United Males ana me report in mo in ui uic Executive Department. -The CmitreBsional Glebe and Appendix will V nablished a fast a th proceeding of Congress will make a nuniDer. ouoscnoers may cspn-v vii nin W of each a week during the first four weeks of a session, and two or three numbers of each a week afterwards, until the end of the session, r-ucii volume will probably comprise two thousand royui quarto - compieie lnaeseaw bvw!iii"" Appendix will bs ent to ubcribcr aoou a. ter Con gre adjourns. Noihmi of a Bolit'real party aspect will appear in th Globe save that which will be fettnd in the Con- rcwional report. A paper assuming to be an im partial vehicle for all side, cannot maintain it char actr if th editorial column reflect a party hue. TERMS. For on epy ef th Daily Globe (daily during the session of Cougress, ana weekly uuring me recess; year, 5 U0 For 5no copy of th Weekly Globe for one year, 1 00 For one copy of the Congressional Globe during tkn session. 3 00 the Amxindix durinir the sea- 3()0 v., b,r funlM of either, or Dart of both during thta-ttion. 10 00 Far tei eaniea of either, or part of both during lh.seM.ou. SO 00 The orices for three paper are so low, that ad tance payments re indispensable to carry them on. Postmasturs l, may obtain subscriber will be al lowed twtut) per cent, on the subscription price for single papers, which t'ty may retain whon they send D Uie narms ol sunsenners ana me smvcnpuou wo v. The ii , c i"ir the Congressional Globe and Ap Miidii to Clubs wi.u take Ira copies, is so low, that o deduction cau he afforded. Subscription may be remitted by mail, l out rk, in money at par in the rctioa of country where sulwcrbers reside. , Th Congressional Globe end Appendix, or the Daily Globe, ss tiu v mav elect, will he sent to all editor who may publish tni Prospectus often a thr.s times before the tiral MinntiV m ueccmoor, and send u n copy of their pnper cimtainiug it dis- tiaetly na td arouud with a pea to direct our atts m to it JOHN C- RIVES. WAiiigta City, Oct 3th, 1B49. ' Night Tnpers, V"" of Weed and Psyer, wx be Mat 10. per. I'm; it rSffrirS frnrtf Tr. , Orft IS NEW ARRANGEMENT. 'PHE Subscriber most respectfully inform his A customers and the Public generally, that for the purpose ol reducing his presonl stock, (which consists of many desirable gredwnehe town , fat new fall supply, !;e will sell at reduced ji iricea for cash. He ha lso obtained the servioes of Mr. Robert Pencil, lute of New Yrk, a a cutler. He lias spent about seven yenra in France, where he filled the same station in the most respectable houses, and comes highly recommended ss to his nliilities in his prnfesMfin a well to moral character. Call and give iiiin a trial. Tne Subscriber returns his grateful acknowledgments for the liberal pat ronage heretofore received. : J. J. BIGGS. July 18th, 1849. PRIME riXEtiAR . JCST to band, nod for sale by JAMES UTCIIFOIID, Sept. 7. Opposite City Hall. STARCH. A good article:' For sale by -Sept. 7. J. LITCHFO'RD. PRIME JAVA COFFEE or good qujilitv. just received and for sale by J. L1TC11FOKD. Sept. 7. 4(Mf (Drant) C6b$t of STortlj Carolina.- THE OlTicers, Members and Representatives are hereby info-nied. (lift tlie Annual Conimunica tion of tins Masonic Hisly will !) luldeii hi this City on the evening of Monday, the 3d of December next, at 7 o'cWk, lor the transaction of such business as may be submitted for ils 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 T, BAIN, Sec'y. . Raleigh, Oct. 13. 46-td 3, Cljance to make flloiun. A CHOICE lot of Superfine French and English Cloths, Cnssimeres, and Vesting, is now being spened at BIGGS S WELL KNOWN CLO TH ING WAREHOUSE en Fuyetleville Street, where his friends and the coiimiunity, generally are particu larly invited to coll. There is a great variety of new style this esson which, with a geuerul supply of Good iu th Fur nishing Department, may be fouud on tlie most ac commsdating tenns at the above place. The Proprietor, or his Foreman, Mr. Peach, may at all times be found at home. Ready Made Clothing just arricld. : Raleigh, Oct. 19. 4fi-6t Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at the City of Washington. THE Subsciiber undertakes the collection, settle ment and adjustment of all manner of claims, ac counts or demands against the Government of the U nited States, or any Foreign State or Country : be fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any of tn runiic Uepartments at vt ashiiigton. the procuring of Patent, Army and rsavy ln- i his, the collection of uccounts airaiust the Govern ment, all Land Claims, and every demand or other business Of whatever kind, requiring the prompt and efficcient services of an Attorney or Agent. A residence ot fourteen years at the Seat or tlie Federal Government, with a thorough and familiar acquaintance with the various systems and routine of business at the different Offices, as well as iu Con gress : added to his free access to the ablest legal ad visers, if needed, justifies the undersigned in pledging the fullest satisfaction und the utmost dispatch to those who may entrust thcirbusiiicss to his care. Be ing well known to the greater part of the citizens of this District, and to many gentlemen who have !en members of Congress in llm last twelve years, it is deemed useless to exteud this notice by special refer ence. . Communications must be prepaid in all case. Charges or fee will be regulated bv the nature and extant of the business, but moderate iu all cases. ' Address, H.C.SPALDING, Oct. 19 46eofit Washington, D. C. PIIOSPHENE GAS and LAiMT OIL, just re ceived, and for sule at Feb. t!3. P. F. PESCUD'S Drug Store. Oil of Tannin. Preserve your Ilonts, Shoes, Harness and Carriage. Curtains, hy uieng Oil of Tannin; asupply of .which is to hand and for ta!e at Oct. IS. P. F. PESCUD'S Drug Store - FAMILY ROE 1IERRIXGS. Ki) B AilRELS and half barrels for sale by OA SEAWELL ii. MEAD Raleigh, Fab. 23, 1849. 12 WII)0W CLASS. A LARGE assortment of Window Glass, of all sixes, by the box, for sale bv SEAWELL & MEAD. Raleigh, Feb. 23, 1849. , 12. frtslj onir .fine J ! ! Just in (Himc ! ! ! JAMES M. TOWLES TS just now receiving and opening a very exten give Assortment of SEASONABLE GOODS, which h offers on the most reasonable terms for Cash, or to punctual customers. Ilia friends are respectfully invited to call and lee lor themselves. Raleigh, Oct. S6. 46-6 u Raleigh Paper Mill! THE undersigned take) this method of informing the Publisher of Newspaper aud Periodicals iu North Carolina, and the Public generally, that h has leased the Paper Mill, about J mile from Kaleigh, procured the services of finished operatives, purchas ed the necessary stack, and i now preiferca1 ' make and furnish any amount of Paper to order. He asks a trial only for his Paper, as be is determined to give satisfaction in it, r oease its manufacture. IMPERIAL, BUPER-ROYAL, MEDIUM Package and Wrapping Paper, manufactured at the shortest notice and the most mod. erate price. To " eneourar Home Industry," Is, under all cir- enmstaiKea, commendable and proper ; and it is wise, when in doing so, we wcrince nothing ourselves. Address, , , JAMES D. ROYSTER. Raleigh, Aug. 24, 1849, : 39 I m. DROWN SUGAR OF a very superior qnalitv, just received and for le by. JAMKM IJTCHFORD. Kaleigk, Uae. t . V THE WEEKLY REFl'CLIC. The undersigned will crm nence the publication of a new DcmcraUc Weekly Newspaper, bearing this title on the 14tli November, 1H4S. , f. ?&JM!!? .ffffl atont pa- subscribers at the low price of out dollar a year in V, , ,., , -' r ,,,,, ...; asvunce. In addition to strong, sound Pe mocratic orignial articles, it will contain selections from ail the best Democratic journal iu the country, showing the state of public feeling on every t"pic of interest that attrHcut the attention of the public. All the Iswal News of the city of New York will be fully given in the columns of The Weekly Repub lic, as well as the General News both Domestic und Foreign. A writer who wield a powerful peu, will furnish us by every steamer, letter from IinnWon, which will keep the readers of The Republic fully op prised of the staU of Euroiie, mid give a truthful ac count of the progress of liberal opinions in all parts of the Old WoiM ; unwarned and unbirssed hy passing through the lory journals of England or -the pupers of the Continent; emasculated by the rigors of the censorship. . A full and ' truthful account of the state of the Protlii'.e. Market will also be given, and the- state of lh-s Money Market and Sales of Stoi ks, will likewise be accurately chronicled in The weekly- Republic, letters containing subcriptiens, or any other bu siness in all cases post paid to be uddrrssed to E, P. WILH.V.US, Republic Office, I-:! Xuiiiaii.btreet, New York, P. P. PESCUD, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IX Drnci9, Cljcmirals, Due Stuffs, FAY ETTEVILLE ST. RALEIGH, N.C. Hair Curling Fluid, Alexander's Tricubaphi, Jones's Hair Dye, Slid a great variety of Hair Oils, Tonics, Philicomes and liainis, can be found at O.H. isl. PESCUD'S DRUG STORE. WASHINGTON HOTEL, RALEl 'II, N. C, As a Temperance House, -. jMjyy THE Sukscriber infnrnis hh friend 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 crmfortubly and neat'y furnished ; the Table shall always be provided with the best that can be procund ; the Servants are the best in the City forci.re and attention to the calls f the guests: and no pains shall he wanting on his part to give satisfaction. The terms shall be us mod erate as the linns will ufford : and the attention of travellers, and others, is invited to the advantages of this establishment, being pleasantly located, near the eeutre of the City. This being the enly Temperance House in Raleigh, it has a peculiar recommendation to n'l those who ate fond of encouraging and practis ing th Temperance principle, F. W. KING. Raleigh, June 15, 1R-1P. 2 ly TAILORING. "ITTILLIAM II FL'RMAN respectfully informs ' the public that he continues the above busmsiw the old stand, and he solicits the orders of his friends and customers. He is prepared to mukegentlemeu's f 'oats aud Pants iu the latest syle ami in the neatest manner, anil will warrant lliem to be cut and made as well as they can be iu any establishment in North Carolina. His prices will he moderate to suit the timos, and no effort on his part shall In wanting to give perfect satisfaction. AU who want neat aud fashionable Clothes, call at Fl'ltM AN'S Old establised Shop , ill Louleburg. I-ouishurg, April 29, IMS. CIGARS. A FRE.SJI supply of those ceb bnted Sp gars, just received, to wliicli We invit' rmmsli t.i- gars, just tlie at- tentiou "f our customers. Uulcigh, August 5, IMS, F. PE.-0 t'D. 36 PL01GIIS A.D PLOKiJI ( ASTIXGSl! A COMPLETE assortment of Richmond's cele brated Self-Sharp, mug Ploughs and Castings j also Two Horse Ploii'ilis for turning over stubbie l.und in the Full. JAMES M TOWLES. . 34 Raleigh, August 3, 1849. Rags! hajs!! Rajrs!!! THE Subscrilier will give the highest cnsii pri ces fir itny quantity of RAGS, ittllie Raleigh Paper Mill. Immediate application are requested. JAMES 1). ROYSTER. Raleigh, July 2, 1849. .31 St LAW NOTICE. C. BATTLE havine returned to this City, will Vy . resume the Practice of the Law.iu this and the adjacent Comities. All busmen entrusted to him, will be promptly at tended to. He prepared to make out and procure all SOL D1ERS' CLAIMS, of every description, at short no tice, according to prescribed forms. Raleigh, August 7. 38 lm. Fresh Supplies. "CONSTANTLY arriving at Pescud's Drug Store. V lou Kegs pure White bead, 100 do No. 1, da do S00 Gal ons Linseed Oil, 100 lbs. Refined Borax, 5(1 Ounces Quinine, 12 Dnxen Contrres Water, 3 Cases Goodwin's Patent Chewing Tobacco, , 1 do Old Peyton Gravelly a Tobacco, 19 do Thomas Miller' Tobacco. A large supply of Varnishes, Color and Brushes, and many other desirable articles are just received and exiiected to arnve this week, sun or sale ny , P. F. PESCUD. Raleigh, Oct. 19. 46-y SPIRITS TURPENTINE, THRESH from the Still, kept constantly oa hand, JL and lor sale py tne ua ionor carrni. JAMES M. TOWLES. Raleigh, Augst 3, lt49. ' TVIYBE PASTE. A nperior article of Jujube tf fast, j sat received, and Kir Mli ny rbii PASTILES for perfuming parlors sad Stk eir, kind, siwl lor sale st New heap Cash Store THE UNDERSIGNED most respecttully invite the attention of th citixens of Raleigh slid th surrounding country, to their assortment of Goods, wtfWrVww , ana were selected with the utmost care from the best If ousesinNew York, Hul- timore and Petersutirg; and as our terms for business are Cash, we feel assured of doing a bu-iucs of that kind that we will be able to offer great bargains tj those in want of Goods in our line. Annexed is apart of the Goods in store : Wenched Sheeting aud Shirting, 3 and 5 ,rs. wide, Unbleached do do do . do Jncoui t, Hook and figured Muslins, Plain and fancy striped Alpsccns, Cashmeres and Mousliii de La-iies, . Scotch Ginghams and Apron ( hecks, Woolen Linseys and Cotton Flauncls,. White and colored Cambrics, I.- dies' and Gentlemen's Hose and half Hose, Cul .6 und Furniture Prints, Gloves and Suspenders, Kentucky Jeans, plain and striped, Cassimere and Wool Tweeds, Canvas and padding. lleillii king and (.-'otton jeans, . Irish Linen and Thread, Dest Italian sewing Silk, Silk and Cotton Haudkercheifs, Vestilgs, assorted, Fancy Scarfs and Cravats, Coat, VcBt, Shirt nnd Stnpeuder button, Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Laces mid all kinds ul tiiniiuiiig Goods, W ool IJIunkets, large sizes, Wool und Worsted Sliau Is and Comforts, Silk and Fur flats und t.'aps. Ladies' and Getitleini ii'm .lioes. . liitomiiEs. Ri nd Laguira Collies,. . Loaf, ('rushed. Pulverised and Brown Sugars, ;." Allspice, 'IVas and tiiiir.-r, Aduinantiiie und Taiit Candles, Cl etse and Crackers. Tobacco, SniiiY and Segars, . Powder, shot and Lend, Shoo Thread, Tacks and Racking, Sole und Upper Leather, Crockery. Clnss and Stone Ware, . Nails from No. 3. to No. 0, Candies, Lemons aud Aples, Salt, Racoii, Meal and r'lojir, Together w.th a gn at many Fancy articles too te dious to mention. All kinds of Gooda, Ware snd Produce taken on sale at a moderate per cent. Consignments or for warding will receive strict attention, tnd every exer tion to please ail who may favor us with their patron age. J. J. KYN LS Ac CO. . Fayclteville slr.et. Raleigh, Oct. 9, lf-19. , 49 Iw. The North Carolina MUTUAL LIFE IXSl RAM E COMPAXY, RALEIGH, N. C. THE above Company has been in operation since the lsl of April last, under the direction of the following Officers, vil: Dr. Chas. E. Johnson, President, William D. Havwooo, Vice President, Jamks F. Jokoan, Secretary, Wiixiau 11. Joxks, Treasatsr, I'CKiiiN Hi-siiEt, Atloruey, Dr. Ciias E. Johnson, Dr. Wn. H. iMeKti, Lr. Ricii'd. R. H.ivnoon, Medical Banrfrtf Contntltiiiion. J. IlKasxAN, General Agent This Company has received a charter giving ad vantages to the insured over any 'other Company. The 5th Sectisn gives tlie Husbanu the privilege to i insure his own life for the sole us. of his Wife and Children, free from any olniins of the representatives of the husband or any ot his creditors. Orgn nixed on purely mulual principles, the life members participate iu the trAoe of the profils.which are declim-d annually. 11-sill. , ,'.ie applicant for life, when the annua! premium is over $30, may pay one half in a Note. All claims for insurance against the Company will be paid within ninety days after proof of the death of the p-.rty is furnished. . . . ' Slnves are insured for one or for five Tears, at rates which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this class of properly against the. uncertainty of life. . Slnv insurance presents a now and inter -sting fea ture in the history uf North Carolina, which will prove very hnpoitniit to the Southern States. The last four mouth's operation of this Company show a very large amount of business more than the Directors expected to no the first year having already issued more than -'illl Policies. . AGENTS FOh THE COMPANY. J. Her-siii'in, (ienrge T. Cooke, Wcsb'y Whita ker, Jr. George E. B. Singelta ry. R. P. Warinj, Travelling Aleuts for North Carolina. S. J. Ycnnir, Agent tor Smith Carolina. All Communications on business ef the Company should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN, Sec'v. Ralci-li, August 29, M9. 43 BLAKE riTT.MAN, (Late of Halifax, N. C.) Coiihission Merchant, PetersHUHu Va. OFFERS his services to the farmers and others of Edgecombe, iu th sule of their C'otlou and other Pro duce. In view of the present difficulty, of making remit tance tn the vicinity of Tarboro', he will attend reg ularly all the court held for the county; aud pay over whatever funds way be in his hands for the sale of Pioduce. Sep. 14, 1849. NOTICE. THE Subscriber having determined to go South, offers for sale his desira ble residence one mile ami a half East of the Town oi liuisburg, Franklin Persons desirous of health or educating their children, would do well to call and look. This Tract of Land contains three hundred and eighty acres. Alto, one other Tract, two miles above, on the same Creek, containing about three hundred acres; cleared land all fresh, and enough (or a crop for four or Ave hands. Also, one other Tract of Pine Woods, contain ing on hundred and six acres with Boxes enough cut to make one hundred and fifty barrels Tnrpen tine. - N. R. TUN STALL. Franklin Cotinly, Oct. 12. 4fl4t Information Wanted. CONCERNING ROBERT F. ENfOR,who snd den'y end mysteriously disappeared from New Or leans alio lit the 6th Decembel, 148 supposed to hav about hi person $ 1 500 in money, and two gold watch es. The name of Elixa A. Eiuwr was one of the watch es. He waa last aeen at M r. Frost's clothing store, in N. Orleans. Any information of the said Eusor will be thankfully received by his mother, Mai .V.NS En sob, Richmond, Va. Care of Hiram W. Tils. IT Southern and western paper will render a dis tressed wife aud another iwiaiid ttu fet- giviag uWnsity l Dm aissv. Couuly State of No'th Carolina, HEHTOUU COVSTY. Court of Pleas ami Quarter Session, A tigust Term, 1849. A. Harrell and II M. Jones, ) Endorsees, tfi.i Helming Original Attachment C. Smith. ., ) IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant iu the above case is not a resideut of this State : It is ordered, therefore, by the Court, that publication lie made in the Raleigh Times fur six weeks, notifying the Defendant of this proceed ing ; aud further, that he be and appear before the Justices of the Comity Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the County of Hertford, at the Court House in Winion, 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 piopi-rty condemned subject to the recovery of the Plaintiffs, agreeably to act of Asicinbly iu such case made and proviued. Witness, Lewis W. CowrxsX Isrkof the saidt.oart, st Wiuton, the Fourth Monday of August, Anno Domini, IMS. L. M. COWPER Cl'k. October 26. 47-liw Pi's fee .) 6 State of North Carolina, HERTFORD COVXTY. Court nf Picas aiui Quarter Sessions, AitgMt Term, 1849. John A. Anderson, Adm'r of John1 Li. Ltrihith, rersu Jesse V ance aud wife Cynthia, and others heirs at law of Johu L. Griffith, deceased. Petition fer the ale ef land. fTMIE Heirs at Law of John Warren and wife Msr--L garet, whoever tliuy may be, are hereby notified of the filing of the petition iu the above case : and further, that they be and appear before the Justices of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the County of Hert- lord, at the Court House in Wintou, on the fourth Monday iu November next, then nod there to plead or demur to the said petition ; otherwise the prayer of the Petitioners will be grunted, and a Decree for the sale of the Lauds described in the Petitioners' pe tition will be made in the cause, agreeub'y to Act of Assembly iu such case made and provided. Witness, Licwis M. CowpKa, Clerk of the said Court, at Wiuton, the Fourth Monday of August, Anno Domini, 1M9. L. M. COWTF.R, Clk. Oct.26. 47-Cw. Prs. fee 56S State of Novtl) Carolina, FRANKLIN COUNTY. Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessious, September -Term, 1649. . William F. IIilliard, Adm'r.y of Stephen Sparks, dee'd. j Attachment levied on use of Shimuel Kearney, vt. house and lot in the Marcellus A. Williams and I town of Franklintoui Silas Wiuston. J IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Marcellus A. Williams and Silaa Winston reside beyond the limits of this State: It is therefore order ed by the Court, that publication be made in the Ra leigh Times for six weeks, that they appear st the nextTermofthisCountobeheldattheCamrtllou- iu Louisburg oil th second Monday in December, iu 1649, to replevy, plead or demur,; or judgment will be taken against them pro coufesso, aud execu tion issue accordingly. Witness Young Putterson, Clerk of our said Court at Office, the second Mouday of September, A D. 1S49. Y. PATTERSON, C. C. C. Oct. J9. 46-6w Pr.adv. $5 69 State of JTortl) (Carolina. FRANKLIN COUNTY. Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions, September Term, 1849. Joseph B. Outlaw, i Caveat to the Will of Da t. vid Outlaw, dee'd. euti red at Geo. Ilerdlc and others. ) the last term of this Court. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that 1 1 in ton Sharp is a resideut of the State of Alaba ma; Ueiiebery Walton is a resident of the State of Tennessee; Joseph Reddick and wife, Nancy a re sidents of the State of Mississippi ; William Walton is a resident ol the SUte of Virginia; and Alary . 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 icatios be made in th Raleigh Times, a newspaper published in she City of Raleigh, for six weeks, for the said next of 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 iu December, 1S49, and contest the Probate ol the said Will, If they think proper. Also, that all the next of kin he noti fied in said Advertisement, and all the next of kin not therein named, w ho arc nonresidents, if there be any, to be aud appear at the next term ol this Court to be held at the Court House in the Towu of Louisburg, Comity of Franklin aforesaid, on the second Monday in December, 1849, and caveat the said will if they think proper. Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk of the said Court at Office, the second Monday of September, 1P49. Y. PATTERSON. C. C O. Oct. 19. 46-Sw Pr. advt. b' 50. BLAKE 1TTT.MAN, (LATS Of ItALUAI, . C.) Commission Merchant, Petersburg, Ta. GIVES his ipecial attention to the sale of all kiuds of Country Produce, the purchase of Goods, and the receiving and forwarding of Good. liefer to B. F. Moor, Esq. Raleigh, N. C Ths's K. Thomas, Esq. Louisburg, N. C. W. T. Dortch, Esq. . M. Weston, i ii i) n i Rocky Mt. N.TJ. : rp;n,iMUro'wc- N. M. Long, Esq. 1 L. M. Long, Esq. Weldon.N.C James Simmon, S Patterson, Cooper 4. Co 1 Wills It Lea, J Petersburg, Va B. F. Halsey, ) F. S. Marshall, Halifax, N, C. Petersburg, Feb. 1st. 184". 1 -be PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE. DICKINSON &. LESTER, . Bollingbrook St. Peterahurir. Va WILL give attention to the sale of a kinds of Produce and forwarding Goods, JJeler to Hon. A. W Venable, Granville, and W. Whit aker, Jr. Esq. Raleigh, t Joint Dickinson, R. F. Lester. Late n f Danville. , ' Petersburg, Va. March, 1848. ' Tatcnt Medicines. A full supply of all the moat popular Remedies, kept constantly on hand, snd sold st Mlulaelrr's price at Pcscco'i Datio Stohs, Jpt, Jj8, Connel's Pain Extractor, THERE is nothing better than Connel's Psie Extractor for haling and removing p-iia front Bums, tsoslds, Frost Bitten Toes, aud Chilblain. A snppl, m tasd, aaa mhbt. DAGUERREOTYPES TAKEN perfect by JOHN C. PALMER, wh - has recently received all the improvements fr he North. He now works with tlit clcbratl jitii k preparation CE1.EROT Yf I , which' is decidedly 'an improvement in the Art. His Gallery is iu Palmer 6V Ramsay's Jewellery Store. JOHN C. PALMER. Raleigh. June SO. 30 tf CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, a prims lot. Call at JAMES I. ITCH FORD'S, Next door above Mrs. llardie. Raleigh, March 2. TOR SALE. THE I trge and very convenient Dwelling Hon snd Ixt, formerly belonging to tlie estate of Mrs. Prescilk'Sliaw, dee'd., and now occupied by Maj. J-3 Nixon. . Tor tertm, apply to JAMES M. TOWLES. June 21, 1849. 89 Rice ai4Mlaes, TUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a new supply J of prime. JAMES Id. TOWLES. Jure 21, 184. S LOOK AT THIS. ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY ! 'PHE Undersigned would inostjrespectfully i form the public, that he ha again resumed th HATTER'S BUSINESS. Being obliged to stop the business for awhile, o account of bad health, but having recovered some what, better health 1 now ask the citizens ol tin vicinity, und l tie public, generally, lo give me a call. I am prepared to Pre Hats, Color Ladie Dresses, Gentlemen Pants, or any thing that may be wanting in my lint uf business. My hop is situated ouc square west ol the grave-vard. NEAL BROWN. R ileigh, Sept. 1 1, '49. 424 w. Spites and Salal Oil. THE Subscriber hs liad a lrge supply ef sll the most approved Spices, Beans snd Essence fer flavoring Picklnd Prescrre. Also s supply of vs. ry superior Salad Oil ind English Mustard. Call and get a supply at my Establishment. aV(. as. i', y. iscvn. DISSOLUTION T1HE FIRM of YOUNG It 3LED3.-S' ii this day dissolved by mutual consent. As ;t : d sired that the business of ths Firm should tie ft: tied as early as practicable, sll persons indeiaxi to the concern will pUwse com forward and msk iMUmnnl I.. 3 II V-..n .L. : I J LS'u b.rfi.- -7" ' " """""" S. II. YOUNO, M. A. BLEDSOE. Rtleigh.Miy 1st, Il4t. it NEW GOODS I SEW C00D9I fPHE business heretofore carried em nnoV th name and style of Youso & BLtnsoi will b henceforth conducted by S. H. Youno.at the same old stand, where lie has received and is now pen ing a large and splendid assortment of Staple anb iaitcn Spring 0000, which will be sold on the moet reasonable terms. Our old customers and the public generally, are respectfully invited to give ine a call. a. II. YOUNG. Raleigh, May lsl, 1849. 33 tf FOR RENT, A LARGE and eommedioue rom, suitable for e -lA bed chamber Si office, above Pescud'sDrag Star. Drag Star. For terms, apply to Samuel Lues, Kaleigh, August 17, 1849. S8 3t BRIXKLEYVILLE VINEYARDS, "OPENED again for visitor on th rruYdl of Av V-fgnst, later tlinn most seasons heretofore, bessner . that, after the grape foliage and formation of b 2. soms being killed by the destructive spring frost .... had to be renewed by another growth puttiii-, 'hnl Notwithstanding a good crop of grape. But a little or no other fruit the srasr . j j. ger of my wine customer abroad cut j,. J supply by loo great a resort to the Vrj.vards.t form erreduced price of entrance ; tb , a quarter dollar each visitor, and crlllm,tation for fa. usua, glass of TZ Most select grape, te CHy and when sent for, s.t tbottl 50 M mnJZ ' SIDNEY WELLER, Prpriet BrinkleytiKs,, Halifax Co., N. C July 31, 1848. TH2 LATEST ANft Nts.WfES T ZZL JUST RECEIVED. r-v iVt- My assortment of SPRING ' '. GOODS, embracing great variety of fanrn anb Staple Drj q?;. Of the Lutes ami most raahioniille Styles; which, are offered at prices that must pft, for Cash, m ... ,.u, .,, cuswmon, fw particular. iuit tl,a t'rA. .u. n ... r e JA34ES . TOWLEi. Raleigh, May 11th. TIMES PRINTING OFFICE. fira fW.al.tarf that th rriaiis. V OIHoe has been removed to th West (ids of Tar. etteville Street, : ' OPPOSITE; TnE CITT Bill, in the Rooms over the Store f Jams. Ukhfbrd, sets door above Mrs. Hardte's Cuut'eeiVniary Btors, whes. we shall bs happy to see our suWnbers aad friwaa, Ws ar nrejwred to exeoul aii kiad r Jab Printing, il , npettth isaual (erms, in a, neat and btstWi .. ner, and nhcH portion of nnt patroaM. I. . va. hue of buaiueta, - w i Siihauriptioa the fVper V JO , ,, f six months. HT THS TJMKS will slwty, W r.mkd W . for On. Dollar. I. d,.". tin will , thankfully reeeivien itr la. HT Thoa indexed I. Ih.'OSe. , nfW , r mil that. .n.t A .. . . . i Upt will h. (Wwarded i. " --"'" "e mtuv SI ' i f