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PESOLUTiONS CF THE VKIG STATE COXTEVTIOX. 1. Rewlted, That we have unseated confidence in, nd attachment to, the principles of iIik Whig Pah tt ; will we ve their success will promote the piOsp,rity and advance the honor of the Country; secure the stability of the L'aion ; anI perpetuate ih the Messins of rreedoin. 2. Rewind, Thai whilst we are firmly determin ed to meet end repel ell encroachments upon The jcou titutional Hthta or the people of North Carolina; yol are we equally resolved to uphold and defend the integrity of our National Union ntfuinst all assaults by wlicwoever made, and from whatsoever quarter th :y may come. . 3- Rrwhfd, That upon the petnrtnity of our Union depends that Independence and Liberty w hich we possess, and which were the work of the joint ' counsel and efTurtd ; of the common dangers, suffer ings and success ; of our Revolutionary fathers: and which we arc bound, by every consideration of grati tude to them ; of interest and honor to ourselves, and duty to our posterity ; to maintain aud defend. 4. Reaohed, That we believe a large 'portion of the American people desire the restoration of harmo ny and concord to our country, by a fair and honora ble adjustment of the agitating questions connected with the Institution of Domestic Slavery and they demand that their peace aud -comfort shall be no lung er disturbed by keeping open, aa capital for dema gogues and fanatics, those delicate and dangerous - questions. 5. Renohed, That we approve, and believe a large majority of the people of North Carolina do aj prove the general plan of the Adjustment jepoiled to the Senate of the United States from the Coihwittee of Thirteen ; aud desire that, with such amendments as our friends in Congress may deem neccssar A just and proper, it showld be adopted, and become the law of the hind, 6. JesoiTiit, That bur confidence in the ability, in tegrity, and patriotism of the President of theX'nited States, Gr.MR.tL ZACIIARY TAYLOR, undi minished : and we feci convinced that, regardless of ' the abuse, misrepresentation and calumnies of his en emies, he will prove himself to be what he has al ways been, a true friend to his country ; that he will do his duty aud Iu whole duty to that country ; and that his course iu the adiuinistrat on of the Govern ment will be conservative and patriotic. 7. WiisniiAfl, A large number of the people of the State, without distinction ol political party, have in' dicated a wish to have the State Constitution amend d, so as to .give to votersfor the House of Commons the right to vote also for Senators: A.vu whf.iieas, it is a fundamental principle of popular government, de clared in our Bill of Rights, that all political power it Tested in, and derived from, the People only : Resolved, in the opinion of this Convention, that the Legislature should adopt some mode, in accord ance with the provisions of the constitution, by which the tense of a majority of the People may be clearly ascertained, and their Wishes carried out, in refer ence to said proposed amendment of the Constitution. 8, Aid Whereas many People of the Sute have indicated a desire that the present mode ef c lectiog Judges of the Supreme and Sup-rior Courts, Treasurer, Comptroller, Secretary of State, Justices f the Pence, and other State officers, shall be chang ed, so as to give the election of said officers directly to the people themselves : And whereas, the voice ef the people, without distinction of party should be consulted in this, as in every other matter involving n alteration or amendment of the Stats Constitu tion! Rtmlvti, in the opinion of this Convention, that the Legislature should also adopt some mode, in ac cordance with the provisions of the constitution, by which the seine of a majority of the people of the : Blato may be clearly ascertained, and their wishes carried out, in relation to the manner of erecting said officers or any of them. 9. Resolved, That the official conduct of bis Excel, lency, CHARLES MANLY, during his present term of service, meets with the hearty approval of this Whig Convention; and we should fail of our whole duty to our constituents, end of justice to an ble, a faithful, and a patriotic puhlic officer, if we should withheld onr thanks from one who has devot ed himself to the preservation of the honor and the interestsof North Carolina. The North Carolina Rail Road. THE General Commissioners of the North Car olina Rail road, hereby announcethat at a Meet ing held by them at Chapel Hill on the Sth and 6th days of June ISS0.it was ascertained, from addi tional returns made by the-local Commissioners, that the sum of one Million of dollars had been anbscribed in the capital slock of the said Compa ny: and the first instalment, of live dollars per ahare.on the said sum of one million of dollars, to wit: the suni'nf fifty ihonsand dollars, having been received by the Treasurer of this Board, the eaid Co'mniiaViiineM preferred and certified duplicate de clarations of the foregoing facts, with the names of the subscribers, ana tlio amounts by them re spectively subscribed appended thereunto, and have caused one of the said declarations to be deposited in the office nf the Secretary of Slate according to the requirements of the Sih section of the act of the General Assembly ratified the intn day ol Jan nary 1849, entitled "An act to incorporate the N Carolina Railroad Company." hid the General Commissioners by virtue of the rmwera vested in tnem, ay the act of Assembly a foresaid, da therefore hereby rrftke known, that the aaid Company shall be regarded as formed lor the purposes mentioned in anid act from the aforesaid fit h da v of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty; and they do further give nolice that they have appointed a meeting of the stockholders: of said eomoanv to be held in the- town of Salisbury on TUmi).y the 11th day of July next, to receive the reoortof the proceedings of t'.is Board, and to take each further action under tha charter of the said ViimDanr. may be suthonred and required by the -same, at which every stockholder is requested to attend in person or by proxy. And this Board stands adjourned to the time and place aforesaid. SIGNED : ' William C. Means, of Concord. , John B. Lord, of Salisbury. Richard Washington of Waynesboro. Ilanry B. Elliott, of Randolph, jimps M. Leach, Lexington. John M. Mornhead, Greensboro'. Willitia A. Graham, Hillsboro', , , Nathan A. Stedman, I'iltsburo'. imrl P. Hargrave, Lexington. 1 June 6th.1 850. . . 80- Franklia Institute. UfAJ. WM. J. CLARK will deliver an 'ad- JW dress before the Students of (lie Institute nn tha 1th of June next, tha day of their Annual Ex hibiiion and Elocution. Examination oa the dwjr pravioBs. g gicilARDRON, P. S. " "Tha Ladies of Cedar Rock contemplate iKridiatta FAIR n the availing of tha same day. Cadaf Rk. ;My , 18SQ. t-St SPIRITS TUUrENTLNE, IRESH from the Still, kept constantly on hand, and for sale by the Ga'lon or Barrel. JAMES M. TOWLES. Raleigh, Angst 3, 1M9. . . " BROWN SUGAR OF a very superior quality, jivt received and for sale by - JAME6 LlTCliFOKD. Raleigh, Oct. 5. 44 " Spring Importation of Hardware, Cutlery, and Guns. Q. f iv. L. mortov, RE now receiving by the Ships Rosciua and Constellation from Liverpool, their Spring IM PORTATION of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns rye, which with a large assortment of An-erican Hard ware, makes their Stock larger and their assortments better than ever before. Having bought their goods under the most favorable circumstances, they oft'ur them on the most liberal terms and at as low prices as thev can be bought in any of the Northern Cities. They respectfully ask Country Merchunts, and others wauling goods in their line to call and examine their Stork, at their Old Stand ou Sycamore Street, fronting Bollinirbrook. Petersburg Va., March Ifith, 1S50. 16-1 QOAPS, SOAPS. I haV received within a few Vj deys past, a large supply ef Soaps, consisting of the following kinds, Viz :- Lows Old Urowu and White Windsor, MetarV Shaving Cake, Rousells, Glenn's and Guerlnins Shaving Creams, Shell Soap, Mottl.'d Wash Halls, aud a great variety of Fancy Soaps, of all qualities. P. F TESCUD. Raleigh March IPth 1850. 16- SCOTCir SNSFF AKDTOBACCO. Those who are fond of a nice dip or good chew of the weed will find a superb article of Snuff aud Tosacco, at Pescud's Drug Store. ' Raleigh March 19th 1850. A. 1C- RAGS! RAGS!! rPIIE highest Cash Price will be paid for good cot 1 ton and Linen Rags, at the variety Store of J. J. RYALS, &. CO. Rulei.;h. March, I. 12 t.'. O.L. Ill RUI, TAKES this occasion to announce to his friends and the public generally, that he will continue the Hoot and Shoe business at the old stand of O. liurch, & Co. and will exert himself to the utmost, as heretofore, to give satisfaction. No pains nor at tention will be spared to please and accommodate all thoso who may favor him with their custom. Raleigh, Setnniber 27, 1841). 49 TUNE CALFSKIN and Coarse Shoes of home 1. Manufacture, for sale Cheap; Also Bool and Shoes made to order, in a neat and substantia! at vie. JAMES W. WALTON Feb. 1st 1359. . Congress Water. QJIX doien, "fresh aud prime," just at hand, and for lOsale at VI :UF'S. Raleigh, August 5, 1843. : 36 House & Sign Painting. THE subscriber is prepared to execute in a workman-like manner, all kinds of Plain and Ornamental House and Sign Tainting; Glazing, Gilding, Imitation of all kinds of Marble, aud every variety of Wood. Persons wishing to have painting done would do well to give him a call, as he is confident he cannot be surpassed in the place. All ordenrsleft atMrs. Mr Hardies, opposite til Market House, will be thank fully received and promptly attended to. ALfcA. 11AKDIE. Raieigh, March 15, 1P50. 15- SP1UNG FASHIONS. 0. L. BIRCU VTOULD inform every gentleman of Furtion ' that wishes to get a Superior PUMP BOOT, made in the finest style, of Lemoine Corroyenn a i'arts La 1 1 bktns, to call on him, as he is deter mined not to be surpassed in the manufactory of Fine Boots, North or South. And nearly all will admit that it is difficult to lo be genteelly drc?6cd without a pair of O. L. B's Best B.wrs. Raleigh, March 8. U-tf An Academy or School. Lady, who has baa several years experience in L teaching the Higher Branchesof Female Educa tion, including French and Music, in Institutions of high character, aud who is eminently qualified to take charge of an Academy or School, is desirous of pro curing a situation in this State The very best ref erences as to ability ai.d success in Uoching given: and no pains will be spared on her part to give satis faction. .Application may be made, (if by letter vntt-paid,) te th EniToa of the Times, by whom all necessary informatien will be cheerfully given. Kaleigh April, Sth IBSU lW-tf Bricklaying and Plastering. THE SUBSCRIBER having served an appren ticeship to the above busmen, respectfully offers his services to all who may have work of that kind to do. Ho pledges himself to do hie work faithfully and well, upon very reasonable terms. He may be found in Raleigh at nil times, and would like employ ment in the surrounding country. Raleigh, May 10. 23-lf Gentlemen's Leghorn Hats. ON hand a good assortment of Gentlemen's jirhnrn H:i I for Summer wear. Also, a large assortment of common Straw and Chip hats.- J A 311.3 LUUliK.rUJ. May 31st 1850. ; 26V THE LATEST FASHIONS, AT BIGGS' FASHIONABLE WAREHOUSE. OR FAYETTEVILL4 STREET, Tkre eW ieioie Hettrt. Williams, Hayvtotd, A. Co's Drug Store, 1TAYbeseen a beautiful assortment of Fashion - JJL able Snrine aud Summer Goods, eoiieieting in nan of Brown, Green, Olive1 and Blue Clotr, af various snanes anu quanues. Plain and f ig d. Black L-ssaimer, k it " do Light do it " do Cnshmaret. it " do White Drillings, for pants do " do Light do do it " Aa Black Satin Vestings, it " da White " for Parties, as " de Black Florentine, it " de White Msrseilles, do ' do Light Challev, ftr.ev Embroidered Linen, an entirely nete article, far Vests. With manv other" articles, such as Cra vats, Drest Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, Silk and Merino Under-Shirts, white and black Kid Gloves, lijht and b'ack Silk ifo.; Silk and Linen Cambric racket Hamikercniets, . ' All af which will be sold on the moat acecmnioda tiar terms. Mr. PEACir. Late fff Paria, , . will assist iu tha Cutting Deparment .All oders promptly attended to, and a good fit ErarTawteoV '...,' N. B. One ar two first rate Coat hands wanted Immediately. J. J. B. "KWgh. March S3, IPSO. 18 SOlTKEin VINEYARDS AXD SIKSK- Twenty years experience cnablos the suliacribcr te otter to patrons Fruit Trees and Grape. Vines, and other arurles in his line, well attested by trial to be peculiarly fitted for Southern climes, and therefore not liable to eveutually disappoint expectation, as of ten do the products from Northern aud Western es tablishments. Trees and Vines from 10 to 50 cents each, according to kiyds, age, und size iu the nurso ry. Grajw syrups, (juice reduced and no fermenta tion) und wines from 1 dollar to 6 per gallon, accor ding to quality, and cost and trouble in making. Orders with cah, or equivalent, and letters of iiiQiii- ry, post paid, promptly attended to, by the Agricul tural puwic s numuie servant, SIDNEY WELLER. Brinklkyvills, Halifax co. N C, Juu. 2, 18511. 7 tf C SHEWING AXD SMOKING TOBACCO, priino lot. Call at JAMES LITCHFORD'S, Raleigh, March 2. TO THE TRADE. H L. Bl'RCH will inform the Trade that he con vstantly keeps on hand a lurge assortment of Tools, Lasts, Hoot and Shoe Thread, Co If, Goat, and Lin ing Skins, and every tiling to furnish a shop out and out. November 23 1849. 51 PASTILES for perfuming parlors and Sick Rooms, on hand, and for sale at Seo. PKSCI'P'ji Drug Store. . Rass ! hasrslTEassn I THE Subscriber will give the highest cash pri ces fur any quantity of RAGS, at the Raleigh Paper Mill, immediate-application are requested. JA.MKS D. ROVSTER. Raleigh, July 2, 1?19. . 31 6t . r. F. PESCUD, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IS Crnng, Cljciiiicab, it Dnt Gtnffs, FAY ETTEV1LLE ST. UAL1TgH,N.C. PLOltiHS AXD TLOICII fASTIXCSM V COMPLETE assortriv. t of Richmond's cile bratrd Self-iharieniiig Ploughs and Cuatiugs ', also Two Horse Ploughs lor turning ovr stubble Laud iu the Fall.. . JAMES M. TOWLF.S. Rul-igh, August 3, 1843. . - 35 Watt & Patterson's' New Patent Block Spring Truss. FOR THE RADICAL CURE OF HERNIA. ITS udvant producing tages are a self-aujistino frincitlk, a uniform pressure, secure retention, anrt ease to the wearer. A supply just received and for sale bv P. F. PESCl'D, Raleigh, Feb. 5th, If 50. The North Carolina MITCAL LIFE IXSIRAXCE C0MPAX1, . U VLF.IGII, N. V. THE above Company has been in operation near ly one year, under the immediate supervision of Dr. ('has. E. Johnson, President, William D. Haywood, Vice Presideut, ' Jasis F. Jordan, Secretan', William H. Joxks, Treasurer, rtRRi.s liusnEi!, Attorney, nr. - iias L.. Johnson, Dr. Wii. IL McKbk, B1 'ediral Biardf Dr. Rich'd. B. IIaiwood, Consultation. William D, Cooke, Dr. VVilltum R. Scott, V Executive Committee. Charles B. Root, ) J. Herbman, General Agent. Dnring this time more than 500 Policies have been issued, wit'h an increasing demand for information on the subject of Life Insurance. This Company is working under the most liberal Charter known to Life Companies. The 5th Sec. is is follows : Be it furth'r enacted, That the husband may iiw sure his on u life, for the sole use and benefit of his wife or children, and in case of the death af the hus band, the amount thus insured shall be paid over to the wife or children, or their guardian, if under age for their own use, free from all the claims of the rep resentatives of the husband or any of his creditors. Organized on prineip'cs surety muiMo!, the life mem bers participate in the whole of the profits. Besides, the insured is allowed to use his annual dividends in the renewal f Premium. Slaves are insured far a term of from one to five years, for J their value. All losses of the Company are paid within ninety day after sat sfactory proof is furnished. No California risks have or will be taken. Blanks and Pamphlets containing Charter, Bye laws, &.c. may be had on application at the office ef the Company, or any of the Agencies. Communications-should he addressed, post paid, to JAMES F. JORDAN, See'v. April 10, 1850. 20 By Express. JUST RECEIVED, another let af those keauti ful Lemoine (Paris) Calf Skins, which I am hav ing made up in a superior style, in gentlemen's Pump and French Welt Boots. Call and examine for your selves. All orders promptly executed. O. L BURCH. FOR SALE French aad Philadelphia Calf Skias, 4c. &c. April atj, IHSU. ao- Ilerds Grass seeds. GOOD Supply of Fresh Herds Grass Seed, just -ti. received, and tor sale by f . r , rtot U I), Feb, 6, 1850. A FArEE FOR YOl'a FAMILY. THE HOME JOURNAL. JVei Series iWorris and IViZii, Editors. "The best family newspaper in the world." Ev Rtar. "Rather 'get in' coal than go without it." BosL Post, IN consequence of the great and continually in sreasing demanu for this elegantly-printed, widely eirculated and universally popular Family Newspa per, wa have heretofore been unable to furnish the back numbers to only a very limited extent. To avoid this disappointment in future, we shall, on the first of July nxt, commence the publication of a New Series, aud pri.it such an increased edition as will enable us to supply new subscribers from that date. Besides the original productions of ilie Editors; the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of a large list of contributors; the rpice of the European Magaiiues; the selections af the most interesting publicatious of tha day; the brief novels; the piqusnt stories; the sparkling wit and amnsing anecdote; the news and goseip af the Paris ian papers; the personal sketches of public characters; the stirring scenes of the world we live in; the chron icle of the news for ladies; the fashions aud fashiona ble gossip; tha facts sua outlines of news; the pick of English information; the wit, humor and pathos of the times; the essays ou life, literature, society and mor als; and the usual variety of careful choosing from tha wilderness of English periodical literature, criticism, poetry, ete. Several New features of remarkable forest will enrich and give value to tae new series. Terms For one copy S3 ; for three copies $5, ar one enpv for three years 5 always in advenes. Subscribe witheut delay. Address MORRIS and WILLIS, Editors aas Proprietors, 107 Fulton st. N.Y, .' i , -am :":!.; T'v-fTes". r REVOLUTION IN PERIOr-ICAL LITERA TURE. Holdcu's Dollar itlagzlne and Month!) Review. THIS FOPL'LAR MAGAZINE, which was started two years sines as a new adveutuie in publishing, with the object of utfording to the reading maHies of the Uuited States a work of the highest oliua at tha lowest price, bus now entered upon the third year of its existence, with a circulation which insures its permanent continuance The first num ber of the fifth volume for January is now ready, and the publisher respectfully solicits the attention and patronage of all who want a monthly Literary Maga zine, or who desire to encourage au undertaking which has for an object the dissemination of cheerful, healthy and instructive reading among the musses of the en tire people of the Union. Holdeu's Magaiine is illustrated every month with a number of admirable wood engravings by the best artists, representing views of remarkable places and portraits of reirarkable persons, mostly American. The literary matter is furnished by some of the most able and accomplished writers iu the Union: it consists of Essays, llistoriettes, Sketches of Charac Ur, Poetry, Biographies, Tales, Translation Re views of New W orks, and a free comment on all the current topics of the month. Being intended for the family circle, the strictest care is exercised to exclude every thing from the pages of the Magazine of an immoral tendency. The, work consists of 64 pages monthly, beautifully printed with new type on fine while paper, terms to city subscribers 1 per an num. delivered. Bound vols, of the year 184!), in cloth, gdt edge and back, forsnle at 1 51) each. W. H. D1ETZ, Publisher, . 1U9 Nassau St, THE NEW YORK WEEKLY JOURNAL, 1 (the (the Weekly of the Merchant's Duv Hook) Oue of the cheapest papers ever published in thiscouutry is issued every Saturday from the office of the Mer chant's Day Book, at the very low price of ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. The Wkcki.y Journal is made up from the Mer chant's Day Book, and contains all the redding mat ter of the six day's issue of that paper. Also, Prices Current and Bank Note Table cor rectcd every week Report of the Money and Pro duce Market, und also the prices of all the leading articles ol , DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, With a general summary of the transactions in that branch ol trade. T"E Merchants' Dav Book has taken a bold stand in fu'. or of the South and Southern rights, and has been used in the Senate by Southern Senntors to show that the views of the Editor upon the Slave ry questions were such as cpnimened them not only in tne .outiiern people, but to all caudal men every win re. Tiik Wkeki.v Journal rontiiins all the reading mutter ol .tne Mirrlttivts Uny Huuk. It hasa large circulation in tne northern Mates, 'where its views upon the Slavery question allhoug considered as ex tremely fouihorii have created a good deal of in terest, nndareexeilingmiieh hirlueuce. The .South ern people are invited to become subscribers, and lend their influence to extend its circulation iu the Slaveholding States. The papers in the Southern Stales are requested to advertise this notice to the amount of fAree dollar and send their bills to this office, or if they prefer, they inav keep the subscription money of four yearly sub scribers, which they are atiinrizcd to receive. Send the names lo us, and the papers will be forwarded. Persons wishing to subscribe c n hand a dollur to the Postmaster in the town; and he Will seud for tin pa per. March 25th 16 4 t. GEO.W011TIIAM, Att. at Law, Oxford, N. C. WILL attend to claims entrusted ta him in the counties, of Granville, Warren, Franklin, i. Per son. ' Jun.4th 1350. 5-Cm Cheap Groceries for Cash. , A LOT of Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt, and ll a variety of other Groceries, for sale Cheap for Cash, at JAMES W. WALTON'S, Opposite the City HaJI on Fayettevillo Street : Feb. 1st 1850 Chewing Tobacco and Segars. fF pood quality', for sale by '1W I S I A Mli'S JAMES LITCHFDRD. LAW NOTICE (1 C. BATTLE having returned to this City, will J resume the Practice of the Law, ill this aud the adjacent Counties. All busiuesa entrusted to him, will be promptly at tended to. He is prepared to make out and procure all SOL DIERS' CLAIMS, of every description, at short no tice, according to prescribed forms. Raleigh, Angust7. 38 1m. Ready Made Clothing. 4 FRESH supply of READY MADE CLOT II ING just received, and will be sold cheap for Cash. Also a lot of over size Silk Shirts, Dress Shirts, Lambs' Wool and Merino under Shirts and Drawers ; which will be sold on reasonable terms. . J. J. BIGGS. Raleigh, Dec. 10. 2-4w J. II enry Harris, Upholsterer and Mattress Maker, Raleigh, N. C. sJJOFAS, Lounges, Easy Chairs, 4.C., manufactur O ed in every st vie, to order. BED-MATTRESSES Of all kinds; including the much . improved Shuck and Cotton Mattresses, which will be found a perfect luxury either in Summer or Winter. N. B. My Shopjs in the Basement af Mr. Biggs' Store on Fayeiteville Street. All orders thankfully received and attended to. March let, 1850. , 12 tf Asheville Messenger. The "MeMenfrer" is the oldest', largest, and has the laigeat circulation of any paper in Western Caro lina printed on fine paper, and new type, and of fered at the low price of copy 1 year, $3 00 ; 3 lor .) ,w ; 0 $3 zo ; and IU lor $10 1X1!!! Advertisements of 16 lines, inserted for the first insertion, for $1 00, and 33 cts for each continuance, and a liberal allowance made to those advertising any icngin oi lime. ruhhshesi at Asheville, ! t , every Wednesday morning. JAMES M. F.DNKY. Edi ter and Proprietor April, 1850. 20-41 Strayed FROM the undersigned on the evening of the 13th inst, two dark bay Carriage horses and one dark bay pony, very small, all bob tails. Any information respecting them will be duly ap preciated by J. F. SHIMON'S, Weldon. N. C. PERFUMERY. SOAP, AND FANCY ARTI CLES OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE, consisting of Lubins and Rou sells' Extracts aud Colognes, Transparent and new style Wash Balls, Tooth Brushes, (in great variety, and of ditl'ereut qualities,) Hair Brushes, Violin and Guitar Strings, Segar lights, Matches. Combs Porta Monuaies, Vinegar Rouge, Lilly White, Steel Tens, Erasive Soap, Cement, Tobacco Pouches tie. 4c. just an hand, and for sale by " P. P. PESCl'D aleigh March 19th 185. 16- HOTEL, BY S. G, II A YES, L'EXDLTiSO.W N. C. HAVING taken the House recently fitted up in the centre of the village and near the Depot, I am prepared to accommodate travellers. As I have giveu reference on my card, I will only remark that strict attention shall be paid to my sta bles, and those leaving horses with me, (which shall be kepi on reasonable terms.) need apprehend nothing as to their treatment or being used. 1 also-keep the stage office for the West. Meals always ready upon the arrival of the cars, and persons conveyed in hacks, buggies, or on horse back, to any of the surrounding country. Persons wishing packages forwarded by the stage, by having them directed to my care shall always be promptly attended to II r The Danville Stage will leave HAYES' HO TEL immediately after the arrival of tho Train on Mondava, Wednesdaya, and Fridays. A Daily Four Horse Liue will also run from this lintel to the Sulphur aud Shocco Springs, during the Watering bsensou. Feb. 22, 1850. ll-.f New and Seasonable Goods. JAMES M. TOWLES, has just received his stock of Spring and Summer Merchandise, embracing a great variety of the latest styles and almost every quality of Fancy and Staple Goods. For particulars, he would respectfully invite his f iends to call and see for themselves, as he is determined to efler them on such terms as must please. ID A Cask of fresh Kice just received. May IB. 3- Ralcigh Paper Mill! THE undersigned takes this method of informing the Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals iu North Carolina, and the Public generally, that he has leased the Paper Mill, about 3 miles from Raleigh, procured the services of 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 manufacture. IMPERIAL, SPPF.R-ROYAL, MEDIUM Package and Wrapping Paper, manufactured ol the shortest noti.ee 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. ' Address, JAMES D. ROYSTER. Raleigh, Aug. 84, 1849, 39 lm. STARCH. A good article. For sale bv Sept. 7. J. LITC'HFO'RD. PRIME JAVA COFFEE of good quality, just received and for sale by J. LlTCilFORD. Sept. 7, 40-tf 1 fljance to make fllonm. A CHOICE lot of Superfine French aud English Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, is now being opened at IIICGSVS WELL KNOWN CLOTH ING WAREHOUSE on Fuycttevflle Street, where his friends and the community generally are particu larly invited to call. There is a great variety of new styles this season, which, with a general supply of Goods in the Fur uisliing Department, may bo found on the most ac coinmedatlng terms at the above place. The Proprietor, or his Foreman, Mr. Peach, may at all times be found at home. Ready Made Clothing just arrived. : Raleigh, Oct. 19. 46-6t Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at the City of Washington. THE Subscriber 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 ('ngrcss, or before any of the Public Departments at Washington. 1 The procuring of Patents, Army and Navy Pen sions, the collection of accounts against tha Govern ment, all Land Claims, and every demand or other business of whatever kind, requiring the prompt aud 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 Con gress ; added to his free access to the ablest legal ad visers, if needed, justifies the undersigned in pledging the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch to those who may entrust theirbusinest to his care. Be ing well known to the greater part of the citizens of this District, and to many gentlemen who have been members of Congress in the last twelve years, it is deemed useless to extend this notice by special refer ence. Communications must be prepaid in 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 4eoCt Washington, D. C. FA.tllLY ROE HERRINGS. Kf) BARRELS and half barrels for sale by Ji SEAWELL 4. MEAD Raleigh, Feb. 23, 1849. 12 Sxts) ttni int ! ! ! Just in Slime ! ! ! - P-fftaf JAMES M. TOWLES TS just now receiving and opening a very ex'.en sive Assortment of SEASONABLE GOODS, which he offera on the most reasonable terms for Cash, or to punctual customers. His friends are respectfully invited to call and see for themselves. Raleigh, Oct. 26. 46-eu v. .... Glass Lamps. JUST on hand another lot of splendid Lamps, of different colors and patterns, (soma new style) aud suitable for burning Fluid, for sale by. P. F. PESCUD. April 9th, 16- K0T1CE. THE undersigned, in the name and on behalt of Lafayette Division, No. 2, of tlie c5ons ol temperance, will pive $25,00 for the best Origi nal fcssay on the bills of Intemperance and the Remedy. Thia Essay must be written by a North Carolinian, or a resident in the State; mnat not exceed thirty pages duodecimo, and must be for warded tree ol charge, on or before the 6th of Jane r.ext, to Rev. R. T. Hetiin, 8. W. Whiting and C. C. Rabotoau, Esqs., Raleigh, N. C, who have kindly consented to act as adjudicators. The man uscript must be accompanied with a sealed letter containing the address of the writer. The award will be adjudged ou the last day of August. C. PkJONES. IT Editors in North Carolina friendly to the cause of Temperance, will please give the above one or two insertions. Patent Medicines. - A full supply of all the most popular Remedies kept constantly on hand, and soldt Manufacturer's prices at Fescvd S Dauo fcTORI. Sept. 5. Rice and Molassei, TUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a new supply " oi prime. JAMKa M. TOWLKH. June SI, )81, . 10 , DAGUERREOTYPES rpAKEN perfect by JOHN C. PALMER, wU hsa recently received all the improvements front Ilia North. lie now works with tha celebrated quick preparation al CEI. EROTYPB, which Is decidedly an improvement in tha Art. His Gallery isjn Palmer & Ramsay ' Jewellery Store. JOHN C. PALMER. 30 tf Raleigh, June 30, The Latest Fashions Just at Hand. OL. BURCH has returned from the North with every thing neci aa iry for manufacturing the most fashionable Boots sud Shoes that can be made. Ha has brought the beet Paris as well aa Philadelphia Calf Skins, and now feela confident that he cau not, only make as fashionable but as d arable lloota arrf Shoes as any man in the U. States. Coll and exam, iue for yourselves. November 23 1849. $1. Oils, Oils, Paints, &c. QA A GALLONS Cottonseed Oil, OUU 200 " Linseed " 300 Gallons Sperm &, Whale Oil, A large supply White Lead, f tire No. 1 Turpentine, Chroin Green, Paris (ireen, Chrom Yellow, Prussia Blue, Chinese and American Vermillion, Litharge Red Seed, Terra de Sciend, Umber, Patent and Lamp Black, Spanish Brown, French and American Window Glass, all the sizes usually called for, and Putty. Also, every variety and quality of Varnish, all of whioh will be sold ou reason able terms at a small profit by P F. PESCUD. February 13 18 New Goods ! New Goods ! ! '. AT . JAMES IJTCHFOUD'S, Fajettcvillt St. AMONG those received are Printed Lawns and Muslins, Strip'd aud Plain Ginghams. Americau and English Prints a great variety, Bleach 'd and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Apron Checks and Bed Tickings, Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings, Summer Coatings and Pant Stuffs, Ate., &. Together with a variety of other articles, all of which I am desirous vf selling on remarkably good terms. JAMES L1TCIIFORD. March 22, 1850, 16- Bonntts, New Style. A LARGE LOT of Fashionable Bonnets, Artifi cials, Sic, Ate. Just received, and for sals low, at JAMES LITCHFORD'S. March 22, 1630. 16- 1VND0W CLASS. A LARGE assortment of Window GI; sizes, bv the box, for sale bv , af al SEAWELL as MEAD. Raleigh, Feb. 23, 1149. JUJUBE PASTE of difTerent colois aud flavor, just received at Pescud's Drug Store. Raleigh March 19th ItiaO. 16 Fresh Supplies. CONSTANTLY arriving at Pescud's Drug Store 100 Kegs pure White Lead, liiu do Sit. I, do do 200 Gal'ons Linseed Oil, 100 lbs. Refined Borax, : SO Ounces Quinine, . 12 Dozen Congress Water, , 3 Cases Goodwin's Patent Chewing Tobacco 1 do Old Peyton Gravelly's Tobacco, 13 do Thomas Miller's Tobacco. A large supply of Varnishes, Colors and Brushes and many other desirable articles are just receive and expected to arrive thia week, and for sale by Ralsigh.Oct.lt. 46-y Linseed Oil. GALLONS Mountain Linseed Oil re ceived this day and for sale by 250 r. . rfcstxD. April th, 19- NOTICE. MIR undersigned begs to inform the eignfai tfthi GRAEFEN BERG COMPANY, in North Car lina, that their business is removed from the hands Mr. W. II. Newby.of Louisburg. , They will please address the subscriber direct oi any subjects connected with the business of the Coin pany, and make remittances or pay monies only ti the same, until further advised. EDWARD BARTON, 50 Broadway, New York. March 15, 1850. 15-3t Standard 3 times and forward account to Jehi 8kinner, Louisburg, WASHINGTON HOTEL, RALEIGH, N. C, As a Temperance Uonse. 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 receptiou of the Travelling Public as well as Boarders. His rooms are comfortably anc neatly furnished ; the Table shall always be provider, with the best that cau be procured ; the Servants a the best in the City for cure and attention to the calli of the guests: and no pains shall be wanting on hii part to give satisfaction. The terms ahall be ss mod. erate as the times will afford ; and the attention o travellers, aud others, it invited to the advantages 0 this establishment, being pleasantly located, near tin centre of tha City. This being the only Tempcrauci House in Raleigh, it has a peculiar recommendatioi lo all those who are fond of encouraging and practia ing the Temperance principle. f . W. 1UNU. Raleigh, Jims 15, 1849. 3d ly $20 REWARD. RAN AWAY frcrn tha subscriber, about the 2tt of April last, a negro boy by the name of PK TER. Said negro is thirty -eight or forty years I age, round shouldered, about five feet six inches high spars built, weighing about 140 pounds, and has ra ther a down cast look, tie had ou when be left o eon moh suit of homespun clothes. The above reward will be paid for his apprehensioi and delivery to me, or for putting him in any Jail, t that 1 gel mm again. A. J. LCACU. Johnston County, May 4, 1650. 23-3t "Sedgwick Female Seminary, RALEIGH, K. C. THE exercises of thia Institution, of which the lal Rev. J. J. Futcil was Principal, will continue, a heretofore, nuder the direction gnd supervision of Mn Finch, together with such assistants as circunistun ces may require. TERMS PER 8ESS10N-(7iyaM. i, Aitlne. Bi.ard and English Tuition, M usio on Piano or Guitar, Use of Instrument, Drowii a; and Pointing, Ancient and Modern I-amrunirM fSO 00 ... 30 00 3 60 10 00 10 00 Ob tba above charges a resaonaUs deduction wi be made te those wba, iaetividualir eater mare tha 9 pUpilS. r rob. I 1IK, ' '" " a nioeihjjr Mo .mi