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U Th IUlkioii Timks will be lent to Subscribers
1 it Two Dollar! and a half per annum, ir paid in ad
f ' Tne. Tliree Dollars will be charged, if payment
jiiia delayed six month.' These Term will be iuvaria
') bly adhered to.
V ADTERTISEMEXTS. ,
I ' ror every sixteen lines, or lest, inn iouar ior me
first, and Twenty-five Cents for each suliseipient in
sertion. Court Ordeis, &c will In charged i!5 per
ent. higher; hut a reasonable deduction will be made
to those who advertise by the year.
ITT Letters on business, and all Communications
Intended for publication, must bo addressed to the
Editor, ind pout paid.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
vTIHE Subscriber most respectfully informs his
customers and the Public generally, that for
the purpose of reducing liw present stock, (which
Consists of many desirable goods,)to make room for
a now lull supply, lie will sell at reduced prices lor
tash.
Hehns also obtained the services of Mr. Robert
Peach, Into of Neu Yrk, as a cuiipr. He has
pent about seven years in France, whore ho filled
the saTse nation in the most respectable homes,
and conies highly recommended as to his abilities
in his profession as well as to moral character.
Call and give him atrial.' Too Subscriber returns
his grateful acknowledgments lor the liberal pat
ronage lierotolure received.
' J. J. DIGGS.
, July 18th, 1819.
PRHIE VIM-GAR
JUST.to hand, uml for sale bv
JAMES LITCHFOUD,
i Kept 7. '. .
8TARCH.A good article. For sale bv
Sept. 7. J. LITC1IFOKI).
i PRIME JAVA COFFEE of good quality, just
received and for sale by J. UTC11FORD.
Sept. 7. . 40-tf
3 Chance to make llloiuii.
A CHOICE lot of Superfine French aud English
Cloths, Cnssimcrcs, and Vestings, is unw being
pened at BIGC.SS WELL KNOWN CLOTH
ING WAREHOUSE on Fayetteville Street, where
his friends and the community, generally are particu
larly invited to call.
There is a great variety of new styles this scasoii,
which, with a general supply of Goods in tha Fur
nishing Department, may be fouud on the most ac
commodating terms at the above place. ,
The Proprietor, or his Foreman, Mr. Poach, may
at all tiroes be found at home.
Ready Mads Clothing just arnW. J
IUkigh.Oct. 19. 46-Gt
Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at
the City of Washington.
THE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle
ment and adjustment or all manner ol claims, ac
counts or demands against the Government of the U
nited 8tates, or any Foreign State or Country : be
fore Commissiouen, before Congress, or before any of
the Public Departments at Washington
' ' The procuring of Patents, Army and Navy Pen.
slons, the collection of accounts againat the Govern
meut, all Laud Claims, and every demand or other
business of whatever kiud, requiring the prompt and
effiecient services of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence of ' fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Government, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine of
business at the different Offices, as well as in t.ou-
grees ; added Ip his free access to the ablest legal ad'
viaers, if needed, jnstifies the undersigned iu pledging
the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch to
those who may entrust their business to his care. Be
ing well known to the greater part of the citizens of
tlm District, and to many gentlemen who nave been
members of Congress in the last twelve years, it is
deemed useles to extend this notice by special refer
ence. Communications must be prepaid in all cases,
Charges or fees will be regulated by the naturiyiud
extent of the business, but moderate in all cases,
i Address, H.O.SPALDING,
Oct 19 46eo6t Washington, D. C
Oil of Tannin.
Preserve your Boots, Shoes, Harness and Carriage
Curtains, by using Oil of Tannin ; a supply of which
la to hand and for sale at
Oct 12. P. F. PESCUD'S Drug Store
FAMILY ROE HERRINGS.
BARRELS and half barrels for sale by
SEA WELL &. MEAD
52
Raleigh, Feb. 23, 1849. 12
WINDOW GLASS.
A LARGE assortment of Window Glass, of i
, XXsises, by the box, for sale by
SEA WELL- &. MEAD.
Raleigh, Feb. 33, 1849.
12.
irtsl) onb iui ! ! ! lust in (Tunc ! !
JAMES M. TOWLES
IS jwt (low receiving and opening a very exten
ive Aesort ment of '
- - - SEASONABLE GOODS,
which h olTeri on the most reasonable terms for
Caih, or to punctual customers. His friends are
respectfully iuvited to cull and see lor themselves.
Raleigh, Oct. 26. , , 4G-eu
Raleigh Paper Mill!
THE urakiaigrttd takes this method of informing
the Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals in
North Carolina, and Che Public generally, that he has
leased the Paper Mill, about 3 miles from Raleigh,
rocured the ierriosf finished operatives, purchas
ed the necessary stock, and is now prepared to make
and furnish any amount of Paper to order. He asks
a trial only for his Paper, as he is determined to give
satisfaction in it, or cease its manufacturer.
IMPERIAL, SUPER-ROYAL, MEDIUM
Package and Wrapplig Paper,
manufactured at the shortest notice and the most mod
erate prices. , .
To " encourage Home Industry, is, under all cir
cumstances, commendable and proper ; and it is wise,
when in doing so, we sacrifice nothing ourselves, i
Address, JAMES l. RUYSTER.
Raleigh, Ang. 94, 1849, 39-lro.
BROWN SUGAR
OF a Terr superior quality, just received and for
sale hy JAMKS L1TCIIFORD.
Raleigh, Oct. 5. ' 44
Vi hxmoiu re-
Feb. 23. P. F. I'ESCTJD'S Drug Store.
P. F. PESCUD,
W HOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER I.
Drnga, Crjcmirals, & Due Stuffs,
FAYETTKVILLE ST. RALEIGH.N.C.
Hair Curling Fluid,
: Alexander's Tricobaphi, Jones's Hair Dye, and a
great variety of Hair Oils, Tonics, Philicouics and
Bairns, cull bo found nt
Oct. 12. .PEdCUu'S DRUG STORE.
WASIlIXdTOX HOTEL,
KALKl.'.H, N. C,
As a Temperance Ilonse. .
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the public,
generally, that the above Estab'ishinpnt has Into,
ly underjruiio extensive repairs, and is now in com
plete order for the reception of the Travelling Public,
as well ns Hoarders. His rooms are comfortably anil
nent'y furnished; the Table shall alwnys be provided
with the best-that can be procured; the Servants are
the best in the City tor cure and attention: to the calls
of the guests: and no pains shall be wanting on his
part to Rive satisfaction. The terms shall bo as mod
erate as the times will nfi'ord ; and the attention of
travellers, and others, is invited to the advantages of
this establishment, being pleasantly located, near the
centre of the City. This being the enly Temperance
House in Raleigh, it has a peculiar recommendation
to all those who are fond of encouraging and practis
ing the Temperance principle.
j. W. hi. Mi.
Raleigh, June 15, 1849. . iiily
CIGARS.
AFRESH supply of those celebrated Spanish Ci
gars, just received, to which wo invite the at?
teution of our customers. P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, August 5, 184!). ' 36
PLOUGHS AXD PLOUGH CASTINGS!!
A COMPLETE assortment of Richmond's eeh-
brnted Selt'-Sharpeuing Ploughs and Castings;
also Two Horse Ploughs for turning over stubble
Laud in the Fall.
JAMES M.. TOWLES.
Raleigh, August 3, 1849. 35
Rags! Rags!! Rags!!!
npHE Subscriber will give the highest cash pri
ces for any quantity of RAGS, at the Raleigh
Paper Mill. Immediate application are requested.
JA.ut,o I). KUiSl ti.lv.
Raleigh, July 2, 1849. . : 31 6t
LAW NOTICE.
C: C. BATTLE having returned to this City, will
resume the Practice of the Law, in this and Hie
adjacent Couiitiea.
All business entrusted to him, will be promptly at
tended to.
Ho is prepared to make out aud procure all SOL
DIERS' CLAIMS, of every description, at short no
tice, according to prescribed forma.
Raleigh, August 7. . 38 lm.
Fresh Supplies,
CONSTANTLY arriving at Pcscnd'i Drugstore.
100 Kegs pure White Lead,
100 do No. 1, do do
2U0 Gal'ons Linseed Oil,
100 lbs. Refined Borax,
50 Ounces Quinine, r
Id Dozen Congress Water,
3 Cases Goodwin's Patent Chewing Tobacco,
1 do Old Peyton Gravelly s tobacco,
12 do Thomas Miller's Tobacco. 1
A large supply of Varnishes, Colon and Brushes,
and many other desirable articles are just received
and expected to arrive this week, and tor sale by
P. F, PESCUD
Raleigh, Oct. 19. 4'S-y
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
THRESH from tin Still, kept constantly on hand,
JL und for sale by the (jallonor Uarrcl.
JAMES M.
TOWLES.
Raleigh, Angst 3,
1849.
PASTILES for perfuming parlors
and Sick Rooms, on band, and for sale at
Sen. PhVCl'P'S Drug Store.
PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
, DICKINSON &. LESTER,
Bollinn-brook St. Petersburg, Va
WILL give attention to the sale of all kinds of
Produce and r orwarding uoods. rleier to
. Hon. A. W Venabte, Granville, and VV. Whit
aker, Jr. Esq. Raleigh.
Johx Dickinson, - R.F.Lester.
Late of Danville; ,
Petersburg, Va. March, 1848.
VALUABLE LAND FOR. SALE, in Moore
and Montgomery Counties. By virtue of a
nnwer of Attorney to me pxeculed by Mra. Sally
Bass, of the County of Wake, I offer for sale the
tract of luntl in Moore County, known as the Bul
lock Spring tract, containing about 275 Acres
And also, one other tract, lying in Moore ana wont,
gomery counties, on both sides of Williams' Creek:
containing about 400 Acres, more or less.
These lands were, partially worked a fcw years
since lor uold, uj a gentleman oi tvaieign, anu
fnttnd to contain tne ncnest specimens oi uoppei
ore. as well as some Gold and Iron ore.1 1
.. Capitalists would do well to look into this mat
ter, as a great bargain may be had, and as the
plank road will run near it, it may be worked to
advantage: ; If not sold privately, I shall be In
Carthage, Monday and Tnesday of Moore County
Court, January 28 and 29 and shall then sell at
public sale. JfVr further particulars, and as to ti
tle, I refer to C. C. Battle of Raleigh and A. R.
Kelly, of Carthage, Attorneys at law.
f . J. B. WHITAKER.
Decemher 20, 1849. -.4 tf.
, WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH
, Rail Road Bonds.
(650,000 worth af WilminEton and Raleigh Rail
Road Bond, endorsed by the State, will be ready
to be disposed of on the 1st January, 1880. Those
who w'h to re invest will have the preference, if
application be made in time.
v CHARLES MIINTON,
f Public Treasurer.
et.3 6th ,849. 4
New Cheap Cash Store
niiE UNDERSIGNED 'mort respectfully invite
L the attention of the citizens of Knleigli and the
surrounding country, to their assort iient of Goods,
which are nil entirely new aud were selected with the
utmost care from the best Houses in New York, Bal
timore and Petersnurg ; and as oar terms for business
arc Cash, we feel assured of doing a business of that
kind that we will lie able to offer great bargains to
those in want of (iooils m our hue. . Annexed is a part
of the Goods in store :
Blenched Sheeting and Shirting, 3 aud 5 nrs. wide,
Unbleached do do do ' -- do
Jaconet, Hook and figured Muslins,
: Plain and faucr striped Alpuccns,
Cashmeres ami Mousliu de Laines,
Scotch (Jinghams and Apron Checks,
Woolen I.iuseyBandiCotton Flauuels,
White, and colored (inibrics, . . .. .
Li.dics mid (tenth-alien's llose and half Hose, '
Calico and Furniture Prints, ;. ;.
Gloves and Suspenders,
Kentucky Jeans, plain anil striped,
Cassimere and Wool Tweedi,, ,
' Canvas- and padding.
Bedtieking and Cotton Jeans,
Irish Lim-n and Throari,
Best ItMian sewing Silk,
Siik and Cotton llandkerelieifs,
estuifrs, assorted, .
' Fancy Scurfs and Crnvals,
Coat, Vest, Shirt and Sn.".pender buttons,
Pins, N eedles, Hooks and l! rs,
Laces and all kinds of trimming Goods,
Wool liluukets, large sixes,
Wool and Worsted Shawls anil Comforts, '
Silk ntul Fur Hats and ('dps,
Lsdies' and Gentlemen's Shoes. .
GROCERIES,
Ris nnd Lagnire Coffees,
Iioaf, Crushed, Pulverised and Brown Sugars, -.
Allspice, Teas and Ctinger,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles, .
CI eese and Crackers.
Tobacco, Snuff and Segors,
Powder, shot and Iead,
. Shoe Thread, Tacks and Blacking,
Solo and Upper Leather,
Crockery, Class and Stone Waro,
Nails from No. 3. to No. it),
Candies, Lemons und Apples,
Salt, Bucon, Meal and Flour, ;
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 ns with their patron
age. J.J. KYNI.S Jt CO.
Fayetteville struct,
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1849. 4H 4w.
The North Carolina
MUTUAL LIFE IXSCRAACE COHPAXT,
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE above Company has been in operation since
the 1st of April last, under the direction of the
following Ullieers, vit :
Dr. Ciias. E. Johnson, President,
Wii.i.iah D. IIaywoou, Vice President,
James F. Jobdan, Secretary,
William H. Jones, Treasurer,
Pksrin IIi'siikk, Attorney,
n- i s
Dr. W,H. McICk. ( ' Mejual Board of
Dr. Ricii'D. I). IlAVwoon, )
J. Hkrsman, General Agent,
This Company has received a charter giving ad
vantages to the insured over any other Company.
The 5th Section gives the Husbauu the privilege to
insure his own life for the sole usa of his Wife and
Children, free from any claims of the representatives
ol tne misnaud or anyol his creditors.
Urgamzocl on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate in the whole of the profits.which
are declared annually. Resides, the applicant for life,
when the annual premium is over $M0, may pay one
Hall in a IMote.
All claims for insurance against the Company will
be paid within ninety days after proof of the deuth of
the party is furnished.
Slaves are insured for one or for five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this class
of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting fea
ture in the history of North Carolina, which will
prove very important to the Southern States.
I lie lust tour month s Operation of this Company
stow a very large amount of business more than the
Directors expected to do the hrst year uavingalreadv
issued more than 200 Policies.
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
J. Hersman, Georpft T. Cooke, Wesley Whita-
ker, Jr. George E. B. Singeltary, R. P. Waring,
Travelling Agents for North Carolina. S. J.
loung, Agent for South Carolina.
All Communications on business of the Company
should be addressed to
JAMES F. JORDAN, Scc'v.
Raleigh, August 29, 1H49. 43
BLAKE PITMAN,
(Late of Halifax, N. C.) Commission Mkbchant,
. Petersburg Va. .
OFFERS his services to the farmers and others of
Edgecombe, in the sale of their Cotton and other Pro
duce. ' -
III view of (lis present difficulty, of making remit
tances to the vicinity of Turboro', h will attend reg
ularly all the courts held fur the county; and pay over
whatever funds may be iu his bands for the sale of
Produce. . - : Sep. 14,1849.
JUJVBE PASTE. A superior article of Jujube
Paste, just received, aud for sale by
Feb II P. F. PESCUD.
Patent Medicines.
A full supply of all the most popular Remedies,
kept constantly on hand, and sold at Manufacturer's
prices at Pescud's Dbuo Stobk. . Sept. 28.
Conncl'a Tain' Extractor. ;
THERE is nothing better than Connel'sPain
Extractor for healing and removing pain from
Burns', Scalds, Frost Bittrn Toes, and Chilblains.
A supply on band, and for sale by
Oct. 6. P. P. PESCUD.
daguerreotypes
rpAKEN perfect by JOHN C. PALMER, who
has recently received alllhe improvements from
the North. He now works with the celebrated
quick preparation , ; " ' -; '! -1
, CEI, EROTYPE,
which ia decidedly an improvement in 'he Art.
His Gallery is in Palmer & Ramsay' Jewellery
Store. , .-, . -
' JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, June 30. 30 tf
Rice and Molasses,
JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a new supply
U of prime. JAMES M. TOWLES. "
Jute 21, 1849. 29
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
prime lot. Call at
JAMES I.ITCHFORD'S,
... Raleigh, March 3. '
SALE.
fFHE large and vory ronvenicnt Dwelling House
an' Itot.fnrmerly hclongingto the estate of Mra.
Prescilla Shaw, dee'd., and now occupied by Maj.
J. Nixon.
For terms, apply to
JAMES M. TOWLES.
June 21, 119. 29
LOOK AT THIS. ;
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY I
r"lHE Undersigned would rmwt respectfully Ire
7. form the public, that he has again resumed the
: -'.H ATT HIt'S BUSjNESS. ,
Being obliged to stop the business fur nwhile, on
account of bad health, but having recovered snmc
what, belter health I now ask the citizens ol ,,
vicinity, and the public, generally, to give n.e . .. I
call. I am prepared to Press Hats. Color Ladies !
Dresses, ueiitlemen rants, or anv thing that may'
be wanting in my line of business. My shop is
situated one sijuare west of the grave-yard.
NEAL 'BROWN.
Raleigh, Sept 13, '10. 42 4 w,
Spires and Salad 01!.
. TIIF. Siib'C iher has on hand a large supply of all
the most approved Spices, Beans and Essences for
flavoring Pickles and Preserves. Also a supply of ye--,
ry. superior 'Salad Oil and English Mustard. Call,
and geta supply at my Establishment.
S'7-'- it. I'. P. PESCUD.
TIMES PRINTING Ol TICE.
OUR PATRONS are informed that the Printing
Office has been removed to the West side of Fay
etteville Street,
OPPOSITE THE CITY HILL,
In the Rooms over the Store of James Litchford, next
door above Mrs. Ilardie's Confectionary Store, where
we shall be happy to see our subscribers and friends.
e are prepared to execute all kinds of
Job JJriutinrj,
upon the usual terms, iu a neat and handsome man
ner, and solicit a portion of public patronage in t his
line of business.
Subscription to the Paner miUi 2 SO nor annum
in advance, or $3 UO if not paid before tho expiration
of six months.
O THE TIMES will always be furnished fine
tmiutha for One Dollar, in advance. Hut subscrip
tions will be thankfully receivedou either plan.
UT Those indebted to the Office are reuuested to
remit their respective dues at our risk ; when a re
cept will be forwarded in theirnext paper, a
uiie gn, reo.
TO THE TRADE.
O L. BURCII will inform the Trade that he coa
stantly keeps on hand a large assortment of Tools,
Lasts, Boot and Shoe Thread, Calf, Goat, and Lin
ing Skins, and every Uuug to furnish a shop out and
out.
November 23 1849. fl.
State of iXorth (faroliiut,
PITT COUNTY.
Court of Plets and Quarter Sessions -November
Term, 1349.
Arthur Forbes, Ad'mr. eersits
Stephen F, Johnson, Guar
dian, and others.
Petition for aecotmt
and settlement.
IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Louisa Forties and Archibald A. Forties,
Defendants, are not residents of this State: It is or
dered by the Court, that publication be made in the
Raleigh Times for six successive werks, commanding
Ihe said Defendants to appear at the next Term of
this Court, to be held on the first Monday in Februa
ry, 1850, and answer the Complainant's Bill, or judg
ment final will be entered against them.
Witness, Htxav SiiKPPAau, Clerk ot our said Court,
at Office in Greenville, the first Monday of Novem
ber, A. D. 1849. H. SHEPPARD, Clf.tik.
Nov.23. 5t-6w .;. Pr.adv.$5C3 v
State of 3CortI) Carolina.
TITT COUNTY.
Cc urt of Pleas and Quarter Session, November
Term, 1849.
Arthur Forbes, et als. versus
Louisa Forbes and Archi
bald A. Forbes.
Petition for Divisioa
of Slaves.
IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the Defendants are not residents of this
Stale : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that pub
lication be made in the Raleigh Timea for six succes
sive weeks, commanding the said Defendants to ap
pear at the next Term of this Court, to be held oa the
first Monday iu February, 18S0, aud answer the Com -plsinants'
Hill, or judgment final will be entered a
ffainst them. :.
Witness, Henkt Sukpfaro, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office iu Greenville, the first Monday of November,
A. D 1849. H. SHEPPARD, Cunt
Nov, 83. 61-Gwecks. Pr. adv. $5 69
State of North Carolina.
PITT Countt.
Court of Pleat and Quarter Sr.ii, November
Term, A. D. 1849.
Sally Philips versus, Robert Jefferson and others.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of Ihe Court in this
X case, that the Defendants and Heirs at Law of
Isaao Philips, deceased, being the Children and Next
of Kin of Polly Tugwell, deceased, and Elizabeth
Moore, deceased, are not residents of this States ,
IT is therefore ordered hy the Court, that publica
tion be made in the Raleigh Times for six successive
weeks, oommandin the said Defendants tff appear at
the next Term of this Court, to be held on the first
Monday in Febrmry, 1851), and answer the Com
plainant's Bill, or judgment final will be entered a
gainst them. . '.!
. IVitn, Heart SiiCrrAno, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office in Greenville, the first Monday of Novem
ber, A. D. 1849. '
. : H. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Nov. 23. Pr's Fes $5 6S 51 6weeks.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
This is the title of a Weokly Newspaper, pub
lished In Raleigh, by ALEX. M. GORMAN, de
voted to Temperance and General Information on
the following low terms, vix , , .
,. To single Subscribers, $1 80 per year.
CI u lis of 6, and upwards, I each " .
Bank of the State of North Carol! na.
A DIVIDEND of Four per cent', on the Capital
Stock of this Bank has been declared for the
hut six months payable at the Principal Bank on
the First Monday in January next; and at the
Branches fifteen days thereafter.
C.DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, 14th Dec. 1S49. S-tlilJ
THE GLOBE:
;A Cougrcssioiial, Agricultural and Lit
erary Newspaper.
THE approach of Congress calls out the Annual
Proaueolui of the Globe Establishment.
The time is full of interest. The coming in of a
new Administration the consequent broaching of a
aw policy touching the internal concerns of the
country the new and most important issues arising
from the hie vast -tcessiou to the puhlic domain,
and the great national ehjects associated with it
the impending difficulty in our relations with France,
and the possible complication of our affairs with the
troubles of Europe, conspire to create great expec
tation as to the proceedings of the next Congress.
The approaching Session will probably continue till
late iu the summer of IbiO. - The debates, from the
agitation of so many questions of vital interest to the
Republic,, will draw forth nil the tulent of the Nation
al Legislature.,: To bring its deliberations home to
the people, on each succeeding day, while measures
are maturing, is, in effect, to bring the wholj nation
. '"iiueil. The discussion, spreading from the
nun
jne remotest parts of the Union, forms a
uii which reacts upon t ongress and con-
trols its decisions,
To become a useful instrument, however humble,
to ass;st the workinjrof the admirable niio hinery f
nr popular institutions, is tho ambition of the con
ductor of the Globe- . Extraordinary preparations
have heretofore been made to iin-et the increasing
demands of our rapidly-improving and growing coun
try' for Congressional intelligence.
'The Globe Press has already enlisted tile ablest
Reporters yet 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 lubors
of Congress, gives reason to hope 'that: an advance
will be made to the accomplishment of this under
taking commensurate with its increased importance.
Rut the accumulation of expense consequent on the
additional number of Reporters required the extra
charges incurred in printing at 'liighl the di bati s of
the precediiiE day the vast addition made to the
mass published by the protracted sessions and the
fuller reports given, will render our enterprise a
failure, unless Congress shall so far patronize it as to
become a purchaser of such portion of the daily sheets
issued, as snail coninoute to make the reports that
fill them. The undersigned has ventured on the
preparation he has made for the. next Session, in the
expectation that Congress will subscribe for as many
daily sheets for each Member, ut the subscription
price, as will, Iu part, defray the expense of reuort-
ing, and give them circulation as Congressional doc
uments in their several districts. This will enable
the Publisher to bear the charge of reporting, nnd it
will give an impulse to the circulation of the Con
gressional Print, which, although the cheapest in the
Lhiion, (the expense of preparation considered) will
yot yield sufficient profit to make the system perma
nent. John C Rives having purchased the interest of F.
P. Blair in Jackson Hall the printing office, ma
chinery and material becomes the sole proprietor
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i JOHN C, RIVES;
Washington City, Oct. 9th, 1849.
Female Boarding School.
THE Seventh Session of my School will open en
Thursday, the 10th of January next, ander the
care of competent Teachers. Charges as heretofore,
vis: Tor Boad and Tuition, per Session of Five
Months, In aH the English Branches, including Or
namental Needlework, Lights, &c . $37 50
For French, per session, r, 5 0(1
" For Music on Piano, - - - - - - - 12 50
' Mushy on Guitar will also be taught, at ' ! 10 00
This Sohoot, situated 19 mile South of Oxford n
the Raleigh Road, is a Preparatory School to Greens
boro' Female College ; and Parents wishing to give
their Children a good and thorough Education, or
prepare them for Co'lege, cannot do so at any other
School ou better terms than is here offered.
No deduction made for absence, after entering
School, except in case of sickness.
. -i . -i -..r EDW'D SPEED.
Address,'Brookville, Granville Co. N. C.
January 4th, 1620. (-41
NORTH CAROLINA
TEMPERANCE COMMUNICATOR.
!'UIU.ISI1ED, WEEKLY, I FA VETTEVILI.E.
This Paper, which has been in existence two
years and a hall, continues to he published, and
has been highly recommenced by the Press, gener
ally, and, recently, by the' Baptist Cape Fear Asso
ciation. Terms. To single subscribers, $1 50 per year
"Clubs of fl, and npwarps. !S1 Pncli
Address, post-paid, WM. I'OTTKR,
Fnyetleville, N. C.
3T Our brethren of the Press, throughout the
State, are respectfully requested to give the nhnra
tw or three insertions.
To Printers and Others,
j (y REAMS Pearl Foolscap, unruled, putt 10
-I t IJeains llice Flat Foolscap, expressly lei print,
ing, n new article in fids' market. Also, a few reams
of superior ruled letter paper, for sale hv
P F PES' TP).
Raleigh, August 5, 18-19. :G
N. CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
? N compliance with a resolution of the General
Convention at Greensboro', Rail Road Convex -TfoNs
will be held at the following times and pla
ces, to wit !
Alamance C IT., Toesdayi4tli December, I8-I9;.'
Hillsbnro1. Orange, Tuesday, 18th December;
linleigh, Wake, Saturday, 15tli. do
. Smithfk'M, 'Johnston, Saturday, 22d , do
. (inldsboro', Wayne, Thursday, 3d Ja nils rv 1 S.V
. Wilmington, New Hanover, Saturday otti Janu
ary, 185(1; ' .. .- .
Salem, Forsyth, Puesi'ay. 18th bec'rl849 ;
Lexington, Davidson, Friday, -It It Jan'y 1850 ;
Salisbury, Rowan, Saturday, 6th Jan'y ' do..'
Concord, Cabarrus, Monday, 7tli JiMyu'do
Charlotte, Meek g. Wednesday, 9th Jan'y do
Mount M oiirne, Iredell, FriHuv 1 1th Jan'y do
S'atesville, Iredell, Saturday,' 12lh Jan'y du
M'icksville, Davie, MnnoSi V, Mth Jan'y do
J'v order of the Committee
R M. SAUXDERS, C'li'm'n.
Greensboro', Dec. 4, 1849. I
State 'of Tcitl) Carolina,
(IH.W YILLE COr.V'fY.
Court of Picas and Qunrtef Sessions,--NQvemher
Term 1849. -:-'
James Gonch, Amos Gnoch, VVil
liam Gonch, Daniel 'T. Gooeh,
Joseph Gonch, Anna Gonch, Wil
liam Clement and wife ,!ane, Ra
ciiael Howard, and Dudley T.
Gooch.DfrsMji, Thomas Gjoch, I Petition to tell.
and the heirs of Samuel Gooc'h, Slates.
Deceased, vix: Jacob C. Jones
and wife Martha, Jr,. William
Ligh and his wife Adelizn, Emi
ly Gooch, Hannah Gonch, louisa
unnrh. and Kumuel 11 fcxmk -
WIIIS Petition coming on to be heard. and itap
- pearing to the satisfaction ol the Court, that
Thomas Gimcli, and the heirs ol" Samuel- Gooch,
dee'd, viz, Jacob C. Jones and wife Mar!. a, Jr.,
William Jigh and his wife Adeliza, Emily Gooch
Ilan.iali Gooch, Louisa Gooch and Samuel D.
Gooch, are non residents of this State, it is there-'
fore ordered, that publication bo made, for six
weeks in the Raleigh Times, notifying the said
non-residents, to be and appear, at the next Term
of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to he huld
for the County of Granville, at the Court Hi-use,
in the Town of Oxford, on the first Monday, ofFvb
ruary 1850. then and there, to answer or demur,
to the said Petition, otherwise judgement pro con
fesso, will be entered against them, and this peti
tion heard, ex parte as to them.
Witness, Augustine Landis, Clerk of our said
Court, at office, the first Monday in Novemtier. A.
D. 1849. A. LANDI8.C.C. C
Nov. 19, 1849. 63
New Boots and Shoes.
Clivcr L. Burch.
. . Fajellnillt Sl., l Door below the Pott Office;
RALEIGH X. I'.
TyOULD inform the puMie that he has just reeeiv
t edalarge assort nienl of BOOTH ANU SHOES,
comprising in part the following articles :
Ladies' Goat welt Buskins,
French do do.
Kid welt Ties, '
Fine Kid Buskins,
: Fine Grcriii La Vi'sfon's, (New Fashion)
t'oat do de do
French Kid do do
llnldrens Black Morocco, do
l'o Colored do do
Do H rouse do do
Do Laced Boots, do
Bov's Calf Boots,
l)o Kip do ' '
Do Laced Monroe's, '
Do Peg strapped do
Children's do
100 Pair Philtidetphitt mnJr Gentlemen's Bottt.
Stiehed and Pegged, different qualities,
H omen's Gratia Boob, (New Style,)
Do. Flesh Out,
Negroes' Coarse Shoes, &e. A c.
He requests all wanting Boots or Shoes to give him
a call, as he knows his assnrtwonf to be the largest
in the City, and he Halters himself that he can fur
nish as good bargains; if not better, than can be got
any where else in the Citv,
! , . O. L. BURCII.
November S3 1849. , si.
JLadies Gaiters,
JUST RECEIVED ;
11 1 u e a n d Black; v e r y fl n e
O. L BURCH.
Nov. 27, 1849, . , GJ
Congress Water.
SIX dotcn, "fresh and prime," jrtst at hsnil.and for
sole at PESCt'B'8.
. Raleigh, August 5, 1849. 3S
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
, Franklin ('euBtjy i. c. "
D. S. RICHARDSON, PRINCIPAL,' !
fTMIE Session for 1860 will commence on Jantt-
ary Hh, at which lime it Is vei y desirable thai
the Students be present. Terms as hcretolure. -'
Fat particakre, address the Principal, or
, DR. JOS. B. OU TLAW, '
President Bo-iril of 'IWfees
elfbrd, Nash C, Doc. IS. i-UiJ '
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