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VOIiUME 1.
DEMOCRATIC
W. "WHITAKEH, Proprietor & Publisher
TERMS.. VV;.;.
The -' Democratic State Tvag1' is publish
ed every Friday morriing, at Oztf Dollar a year
i ! - in advance. i ' " ''! ;- ".
f i Atlvef tisements conspiciously "inserted at the City
t: I rails. ' . . : , ' - -.' . " ' -; ' H :
4- fo! Printing. Our nssortrnent of Job Type, being
I Inewaritl laslaouaaie. w? only as a. mai, it insure
Hatis(acuon. , ; r !
Blanks, of every description harid.soroely printed
on good paper, aLrednce price3. ; v f
" . . MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
! Northern Mail By Rail Roati.
Due daily at 1-2 p. m
' -;, ; . : Closes ' ,12 m
n8octiier Twd-horse Starje. , -; ' .
i. Due daily y at 11 a. m
. . " Close " 11 a. ra
G ens bo r o Four-hors'e.Stage. Due Monday,
" - V ednesday and Saturday, at i a. in.
Closes Sun.Wed. &. Friday, 12 ra.
'Neweerx Four-horse Stage.". .Due Tuesday,
" : Thursday. Sc Saturday, at ; li p. in.
".- ' Closes Mon. Wed. Sc. Sat. ' " 9 p. m.
Fittsboro'Tw horse Stage. : Due Monday
j. and Thorsflay,' v'l at 7 p. m.
J ' Closes Sat. and Tues. .; ' . 9 p. m.
3toxEORO, One-horse mail. Due Fri. 9 a.m.
; Closes Friday, " J", ' 2 p m.
1 IIollv'Spri-vgs Horse Mail. DueMon. 4 p. in.
v -jt Closes Thursday, , r 9 p. ra.
letters should by all meass be in the Office
ilfteeri minutes before the time of dosing.
I ! . VM. WHITE, P.I.
.Raleigh; Oct. 17, 1848. . r .
PURSUANT toan Act 6f Assembly, a Coaipany
ha beeii fanned in this Slate, under the name
nifd style of, the x No th Carolina Mutual Insurance
( 'oiinjany.' I "The loilou ini? are the Directors of this
Coinjnny for the pr'eseut year. ; .
J. Q. Watsov, of Raleiifh, Wake County.
Wm ;V. Holien, do uo
R. SiflTH, V do do
J. Primrose, do do
II. D. Turner, . do ' !o
JasF. Jordan, do . io
. A.' B.jStith, ' ,l !
J. LiTCUFOKD.' do . do
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J. E. lYT,of U'nsljnton, Btntdort-County,
J. McR fc, of Wiliiiiii-rton, N- liaiu ver ' Co. '
(J. MiNEiLL. bl Fa'yettevUlis CutiibcrtandCo.,
J. R. loav, Greelisborough, Gui fotd Co
R. N.;Taylok,oi Ntwbern. Craven County,
" TIjc fo' lowing are Oificer-'of die Company forl';e
present .year : - ; .
JOSIAH 0: WATSON, President. ,
ALRERTr$TITH, Vice President! i '
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer.
JAS. F. JORDAN; Secretary.
CHAS. MANLY Attorney
RICHARD S-MJTH, ) Eecuuvc Com
JNO. PRIMROSE, T f:ttee "
WM. Wi 1 1 OLDEN.) 1 1 e
Tbe Coiiijiany is n w prefaced to receive applia
tiotis for Instance, and to issue Policies oh thy sime
By the Aetol Incorponuion, the Company is autlKir-J
azedTo take risks on Levelling nouses, atoie? fatJOis
and odier Buildings", Furniture, Merchandize and
other property, again loss or damage by Fire."
Up to tlis date tbe Company has insured nearly
tliree millions worth of property, and it ha on band
as a capital to pay fo losses, about $365,000.
The Orliee of the Company is" in the second story
of the large Brick TJuilding, recently cccupied by
Mr. B. Bi Smith, at die corner of Fayeltevi le 'and
Hargett Streets, where full information and explana.
fions, touching the princip'e of Muuial Insurance,
will 'ic cheerfully furnished by the Secretary cf the
Company.' . . .
Aujr. is.. ' ;. 21
I 4 CATCH THE ROBBERS.
. S 1 OOO KE W ARB !!.!
TH E SubcKber having been robbetl on Satunlay
the 9th of September, in the large Pocoson called
Dover, ljing partly in the counties of Jones, Craven
.and Lenoir, through which the public siage road ruris
from Kingston, to.rveubern on or near the Sandy
Uide', ami so severely beaten by bis assailants, that
tliey'left him as dead,' after filching fioni his pocket
the sum of fejrty-eight Hundred and- Fiftv-dollars,
takes this method of informing the public that he will
chee.futjy pay to any individual or individuals, the
sum of One Tlwusand Dollars, wl;o will apprehend
the said Robbers so that they may be confined hi
some public prisou, and brought to justice
R. H. BLOUNT
Kingston, N. C. Sept. 23.
20
PES CUD & JOHNSON.
APOTIlECARIES&ORilGGISTS,
-TVEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Mei-i"
:JLP cini8,.Chemicali,,Dri'G!i, Dye STUFif'
Paiwts, Oils, Pjerjumery, FIancv ARTicixs;
FAYE TTEVILLE ST., RALEIGlj.
Orders (rani the countiy thankfully receiyedi and oi
ecuted with neatness and despatch . ,
P. F. PESCUO. . C, E. JOHNSON, J R.
(JlfX AM) LOCK SMITH.
rriHE Subscriber offers his services to the pnb
1 lie as a Gtw and Lock SITH either in re
UillM
NORTH CAROLINA
MilTIf A L M RMIE COMPAQ I' .
pairing, or in making an entiie new lock, for a .un,
or lock of any description. He promises satisfaction
or no chaige made.v : v'
Also, any kind of smith work, entrusted to hts
caie will be promptly executed.;
He may be found at fhe llail Road Depot in Ral
eigh. JOS. WALTERLVG
Angiut 3; 1313.". V. - J 11 tf
It AULEIGH,
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OFERv DRESS & FROCK COATS.
TUST received per Express Line, a veryHarge
y assortment of the above Goods, madejujnn the
You can save from S8 to $10 bv bnyiner -a Coat
' 1 t 1 t: . ' --',.":'---:.:
ready made. Call at the Clothing Store. ,-
gi. . u. l: HARDING.
Nov. m,1848. - t 26 3
M OR E
lEW.GOODS
TTT E have jut received the following NEW and
VV BEAU riFUL DREtsS GOODS, to which
we would respectfully call die attention of the Ladies.
. Broche,Alcyoues . t Fancy Silks '
Plain do .'. Plaid Odeans
Gala Plaid Piaid Lustres
Latest French style Casbmee 3 and DeLaines.
r i"".' -: ALSO,0- ; .
French .worked Capes and Collars ,
Down CapwS' Bonnet Ribbons v
V hue and colored kid G o ves
Longwtire End)roidered,do
Embroidered Cashmere and Thibet shawls,
. Together with many other articles adapted for both
ladies andj gentlemen all of which we will take
great pleasure in eiling to our friends and customers
and the public 'generally, on. tbe most liberal terms.
-i HEARTT & LITCHFORD.
Sept.-22. I: ; , ,: . 21
FALL AND WINTER
THE Subscribers are receiving their 'Fall and
Winter stock ;of . . '; : M ' ;
Staple and lancy Dry Goods,
resh froui the ; Cities of New York, Philadelphia and
BaUjmoreconisting in part of the following:
Brown kndJJ leached Domestics,
. t ' ; i" Cotton Drill,
I Prints 'a great variety from 5 to.20 cents,
' 1 Frcnclij Cashmeres, Mousljn DeLains, Madonna
stripes, l "j ; . . ....
Plaid niil Blar k AlrracaS for Ladies, '
. Fine add Common Wintei Shawls ai d H'd'k's,
B!uea Brown, Invisible Green and Black Cloths,
BlacU ahd Fancy Cassimeres,
Black Satin and-Fancy Vestings,
Kentucky L'eans -Satinett and
other goods for
BoysatKl 3leii. j '
T1 TO A ATFi n A. "DO
FOR LADIES AjVD MISSES.
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, assorted. ,
i f d mit inn fifinrn
mn ami suvm.
Calf Boris, Heavy Brogans", Kip,Linen and Bound
Ditto. A A. ' A - :';.-:-.:...'
. Ladips Gaiteisf, Kid Slippers and walking Shoes. .
Also a ockI ot of SUGA R and COFFEE ; to
gather wkh aimo.-t every article kept in our line ..-
Persms wishing to' .buy. are respec-tfully requested
to give usa cad.-i
V . YOUNG. &. BLEDSOE.
Two de3fa above N. B. Hughes" Auction Stce.
Sept. I '" . ,. . , . ' 21
Professor of Instrumental and Vocal Music,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the ladies and
gentlemen of Raleigh, that he is now prepared
to' give instruction to a limited number of pupils,' on
the PIANO, and in VOCAL music. , A .,.
Ho has on hand foi sale, a number of European
PiaHOS, from the celebrated . Manufactory of Rosen-,
krans, m Dresden, Saxony. ' He particularly solicits
The attention of ladies to thtjse Instjuments. They
are made cf the richest Rosewood, and after the most
dioderh q yli'.j ;
Hp wiil also attend to the tnningof Pianos
, For lurther! pari icu ars, app'y at bis room, in the
large bricld building on the corLer opposite Williams
&. Hay witbd's, up stairs. , - t
Raleigh Oct; 6, 1848. 20 Gm
i
H;
A STINGS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF.NAP-
TH A is now being used in nearly all our bos
pitali,'and is also coming into lapid use among all
our best physicians, for coi'gl cold?, and all disea
ses of the lungs. It has been recommended in the
worst state of consumption by the celeTbrated physi
cian, DrMott, of New York ; j.and Dr. Aino'd, of
Savantiah; Geo., writing to the agent at Is ew York,
under date of Jan. 30th, 1848, says: 'I received the
halWoien Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordeied from
you, and ani convinced that Kaptha is: the principal
ingredient! Fnclosed is twenty .five doMar,for wbicli
you wilpsend rr e two dozen and-a-Jialf boules'more
I have two patients in the iVlarine Hospital, whom I ;
think will be benefitted by it"
! A Savannah, Febi 9th, 1848.
Mr. M. A. F. Harrison: ' .r
Dear Sir-rAt the 'suggestion of Dr.. Arnold, the
physician of ft he Hospital of which 1 an? one of the
directors, X would like to fupply myself with Hast
ings Wood Kaptha- The Doctor ordered, some days
since, some for the use of the Hospital. Should you
deem proper to send the article on . liberal terms, I
can forward the sale of it in our city. . :' ,
;. Yours truly, , n ; 'J. TURNER & BROS;
. Price $l.per bottle for sale in Ra'eigh bv v
PESCUD cc JOHNSON, Druggists.
Vor. 7J - 25 lycq. - "'.'
A2i excellent second hand B arouche
with new harness, silver mounted.
"This Barouch has been used, but very
liule, and will be sold at a great sacrifice die owner
having no use lor it' For information, apply at die
Office of the Democratic State Flag..
M- Oct. 4, 1848. ' ; .'-: . ; ' . A , 20 "'
FRIDAY, DECEMBER1 1,1848.
By His Uscellency, William Ai Graism,
' -' Govenor of North Carolina. :
UillliUllLfi
nnHE RETURNS of the election of ETectors of
President tmd V. President of the U.Skylield
on the Tuesday neit after the first Monday of No-
trimk(i' inetifit if Kiii ri tVia TfVt Anv tb Trifintli
the- timb; appointed by the act of Congtess, and
m con lummy wiin ine rearuaiiqns oiMneioiatuies
of the State, have been, received at the Executive
Office, from the Sheriffs of the Several Counties,
( Yancy only excepted) within the period prescri li
ed by -Law, -A. - ' -y"p . 'A:AA Ai:-:y''-And
the same having been collated, tj ascer
fain the result cf said Election, it is llunl to be
as follows, that is to sav : ! ,i . . .
KENNETH RAVTNER, j i
HENRY W. MILLER,' ! i i
GEORGE 'DAVIS.,
... !
JOHN WINSLQW,
JOHN
RAWLEY GALLOWAY,
JAMES W. OSBORNE
TOD R. CALD WELLi j
and JOHN - BAXTER,
each received Forty three
Thousand Four Hurt-
dred and twenty one votes EDWARD STANLY
Forty, three Thousand four Hundred and nineteen
votes. :" .. I:-. A : -., ..: -.Iv,! A; .A-:A-
And THOMAS BRAGG, Jit., :A ; j ;v
' ASA BIGGS, !. . i ' i '-.;.-- -' -.
PERRIN BUSBEE. ; r
GEO. S: STEPHENSON, -A
SAMUEL J: PERSON, :' . ;f U- A ,';, A
CADWA L LAD MR i JONES Sr.: A:-'-
: JUNIUS L. CLEMMONS, f. 1 -.
ami AVILLIAM V. AVERY; f f i
each received Thirfy-fonr thousand Eiirht Hun
dred and Sixty-nine votes, il Al '- '- - A
WILLIAM S. ASHEV and GREEN W
CALDWELL, , Thirty-ibur Thousand Eig-ht
hundred and Sixty-Eight votes, JESSE ; R.
WEAVER, Thirty-four thousand Six Hundred
and Forty-ne votes, WILLIAM II. TliOMAS,
Two Hundred and ThirtySeven Votes.' And
eleven 'other persons Sixty-one j votes each, and
seven others ten votes each. . I T H
. Now, therefore I, JFILLIAM A. GRAHA5I,
Governor of the State of North Carolina; do; here
by proclaim and make- knowit.that Kenneth Ray-,
ner, Edward Scaaly, Henry V iMiller, IFjlliam
Hi iFashin?rtch, George l)avis, John ff"mslbw:
John Keer, Rawley Galloway, James W. O$lorne
Tod R. Caldwell, and i Jplm Baxter have been
duly chosen as Electors, o!ni behalf of this State, of
President and Vice Presidcmiof the United States
for four years from and after the fonrtlr tidy of
March,, next. :4 And I dbiin Jike munuer notify
and warn them j and each of them to 'attehdin the
Capitol at Rale;gh, on the 'first TFednesday in
December next,! it beinor'the sixth day thereof, to
form an Electoral College
and to vote for Presi
dent and Vice i President
as aforesaid, according
to the previsions of the Coustitution i and lavrs of
the'Uhited Statcjs. , j ;
fn testiiriony whereof, I have
jhereuntoi set my hand, and caus
ed the Great Seal"'" of the State of North Carolina
to-be affixed. !.;-' A. '',.:. r' I . : 1 ' ',
Done at the1 City of Rjileigh1, this 1 8th, day of
November A. I), lc lo, and of bur) Independence,
the ord, ' i J - -By
the Governor:
. i JFILL : FA. GRAHAM.
' IF. W. Morrison, Private Secretary.
Raleigh, Novemher 20th,'lP-18,:
733-2t
aIlMANACS! ALMANACS! ALMANACS
fx. Dr. D. J ayxe -would: respectfully inform the
public, that be publishes annually for gratnitons d's
tribution, by himself and all his Agents, an tA!ma-
ac, called I :- :.!' ''" ::M;.y:; ' '.
JAYNE'S MEDICAL ALMANAC,
ANDCUIPE TO HEALTH. I
The calculations Jor this A Imanae.: are made5 with
great care and accuracy -for five different Latitudes Sc
Longitudes, so as to make Itbeni "equally, useful us a
Ca'ender in every pait of the United States and Bri
tisli North America. They are printed on gcod pa
per, and with handsome new type, and a ei; eat In
bound, and besides being Vbe neatest and rnost aeco"
rate Calendar printed in the United States, they con
tain a large- amount of Valuable in formation, suited to
the wants of all, and cf that kind too which cannot
be found in bocks. ' , I ... i
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES with re
marks and directions Jbothteir reiiHaval Is really inval
uable , and make t hem vie Icoirte v isi it-rs in every
house they enter. Every ,lamiily should possess at
least one of these Annuals. Ills Almanac .fur 1349
is now ready for ilistrib.utidn, of which. 'In-designs to
publish at least T WO JIltLIONS,nnd in order ilial
every family in, the United States and British Anjer
ica, may bs furnished with a copy, lie. hereby -invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS .
to forward their orders la htm as early as possible md
they shall be supplied GRATUITOUSLY With as
many copies as they may t-'em necessary to sxipply
their various customers. They are also invited auhe
same time, to send a copylof tlieir 'Business Card,"
Which, will be printed .and Iplaced on the rover of the
Almanacs sent them, alsoj without charge.
. They are also requested to give all necessary di
rections how tae Almanac should, be' forwarded! to
them By law they cannot be sent by": mail unless
the ostage is first paid on thern here. : l !l 1 I '. -:. '
Orders (p- stpaid) directed to Dr. DJayiiePhila
delphia, will meet 'with pr'orrpt attention, i '
(Xr" Families can obtain! these Almanacs gratis bfx
; 1 V j R. C. JMAYNVRD, .
: Agent for tbe pale of all Dr. Jayne's Celebrated
Family Medicines at Franklinton, N. C. ! 3t
: vK H. 'F. LESTERi . :
PET BR SB U R G, VI R GI NIA.
A f WILL GIVE ATTENTION .TO THE)
AjXD Ta FOliir.1KDT.Vd GOODS.
JOB PRINTING;,
; OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
4 pnhiiT iSiiTin
Jt 1 l&UUlillUJLULX 1U1I
EXECUTED
A A A m Hrafflli A OzkJmd 'A
A': '- iN-UMr'n r. ,
FOR THE FJ1LI1 AAffD
' M AN Yj ARTICLES iFROMI 25 TO SO
I'.-.., V If
THE attenlijon of thje .Ladies and .Gentlemen' of Raleigq, as "w
jrrcundin cpuntry, and strangers gfenerally, is respectfully in vite
sn
of the
RICR MB BRILMiNT
M:l ON A,lLE
contained in the followino; list, 'at the; Store
B. 3. SMITHS from late arrivals frorrt Paris
ncs-i and beauty, cannot be surpassed in, this
Beaptiful Catyieleon Ppi-de Soi Silks, ;
B-aqk -diagonal Satm ttriped do. .' ; ',::'
Beit black Grb dp Rhine and col'd pbrid do
Superior b ack, pleaud rnole-celpred AlpacCas,
Black .brown, and laucy col'd Camelon Lustrei.
Earisrn Et(.fii a; hi Cavagnap, (a new and splendid
. :attiele,) I
Lamatine pjayld,
and balm Stuped; A lj:accasi
200 PIECES!
Woolen SliawfsJ
ELL0ANT NEW STYLjE AND WINTER CALICOES & GINGHAMS.
Cashmere and splendid Turkeria
iiiawis, , , j . . , r j A-l .-
ack Cashmere, Delaine, and Cassi
imere da.
Fine Leghorn!, straw and Tuscan Bonnets, for Ladies
and Misesi
Beautiful Wintei Bonnet and Cap Ribands,.
FINE BLllE, BLACK AND INVISIBLE GREEN CLOTHS, FINE
FANCY; TWEED AND
i
$upBjeaver &. P(lt cloihs,for;Overcoats from 1
o&3.
Lamariiue Fanq
e's, Sasinet and Kentucky Jeahs,
Black Silk Velvet and Merino Vestings, '
Meiinb, and Lamj'iswool Shirts and Diaweri,
Black ia.nd Fanoy Silk Neck Handkerchief?, '
Silk, Pocket H add kwc chiefs, Suspenders,
Gentlemen's B lack and co'Ored Hosk'in Gloves
Irish Linen, tinq
Cotton Shirting, '
Mole s kin
B E
Superior Fnr, Cloth and Silk Plush
Together v ith many other desirable; articles all of which will be disposed of , cheapl
for CASH, a
: M :- :..!
a. oiixaix tiuvauLL, ao iic ucdia
' Raleip-h, N
ov. 1, 1848.
WWm WORTERS
E.
i
corner
venth and Walnut Streets,
y
Philadelphia, i; ' ' I : j
ORiGI.VAL IN
VEN'TOR, AtND SOLE PROPRIETOR .
llio Physicians, Ladies and Druggists'.
S. BETTS most respectfully communicates
! tlie'coiitirmed success, and increasiiisi' demand
for Heir Uterine Supporters, they are now. very gene
rally judoj)ted;by Hiysjcians ;as the most! successful
medium of r?ik f f or I he distressing malady lor lhich
the were inve ited, of any olfered to the public.
Tjtie evil resi lis attending the use of Pessariefe,'are
ob"a.ted by the' application of her Supporter, and the
pa: lent is euablec , in a short period, to resume her
doiifestic conce rns and; duties; and the"; long' ooiifine
iueit !to the Sick Chamber, wnh all its attendant dis
tresfitig conswiwences,; rendered unnecessary.:
2u.)66 LadieU are now using them with the great
est eitse, comfort and advantage. . y
- t . - ; ! i ; i " '- '. -..
Letter from Professor Samuel Jackson f the Univer-
'! J pity of Pennsylvania.'. '.-"j"V.. '' '.; '..-!
"... '7tpe abdoinlnal ar theperineal Supporters' made
by rs. Belts ok" this city. 1 can recommend tO; the
medical profession, and otheis, after so yerilyeaife-ex-.
peripnce of their u?e. f ' , AA ::A - '; .- "I
Thiese instrujiients are.adaptedjto remedy thf in-
onyejruence ,dehending on a sm'knig down ot thd ute
rus.; and its compression, from the incumbent wf ight
cf thtlaljdomiiriai viscera pressing In to the pelvis horn
a relaxation of he abdominal muscles. In this state
of theforgan, exercise is atteuded With so much pain
andloiher sulfei iigs as to be. diJtScult or impossible.
r..&lr.-Beti8 ii a lady of intelligence, educationipro
bifyfa&nd exceMent manners.! The greatest confidence
canrbp placecl M her. S AML JACKSON, M D.
: CAUTION. !
Plkase Observe rThat unprincipled counterfei
ters are putting off various wretched imitations 'of he-
mveniion, as wi genuine oupwrier oi ivirs. seup, a,
imppsirig on unwary purchasers a spurious article It
:sa?so soiftetitpe's attempted to Joist them off with the
addition of tins ljiame of an eminent Pioiessor of Phil
adelphia, the Letter to deceive the; Profession ana the
public. Be sure to see! that her Signature and Resi
penc are attnjcl ed to each Supporter, T V ' ":
Mrs B.: refers witli pleasure .'to jthe 'following emi
nent ,!Med.'cal:' Professors and Physicians: j ' ;;.
" flrJlVm.' ' al ris,' Clinical Lecturer, Philadelphia ;
Prof" T D. Miller, Jefferson Medical College, Pbila.
Saml. McClelland, M.?D., Prof, of Midwifery, kc,
Pennsylvania Aledica I College; Dr. R. W. Boyster,
Powtvattan Cii JVa.: P. Chatard, Sr Baltimore; Drs.
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Carmichael and Mill's J Richmond -'Va.; Prof. Parker,
New York; and to Drs.1 R.P, Chase, S. Gratz Moses,
J. W: Hali;R-P. Simmons, Sl Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Betts orl'ers the following: ",
The fini Suporter for Ladies, adapted to the;
variousdiniebsions of Patient, j( . 'A'-.'
A very strong and durable isupporter with ail
''ctlie; latest improvements in its arrangement, J
(for ior patients') - V $5 00
. The above are subject to a very liberal discount to
sell again, when three or more are taken. ' ; j :
:.--'vr.:f-H.f jrrocure a Supporter. . i.
Take the measure round the body at the top of the
hipbones; aijdj send the numler of inches, and it can
be forwarijetl by mail or rail roadJ . A -A'' 1 r
P. FypSCUri soJe ags
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MY GOOBS;
WLYTER TjLWE OF 1848,
PER CENT.
UNDER FORMER PRICES.. .
well as those of the
ited to an Examination
JSSORTMENT, OF
of the undersigned, iustr "selected bv Mr.'
and Liverpopl, and which for v an ey, . ri cA-k,". .
market, to wit;: 1 ;( ; .'' ' -' " . '
Plain and striped Mohair and Jenny Lind Lustres', ! '
inlaid and striped iSilk Brillianrines," ' I ' ' :
Gala- Cashmere, arid Alpacca plaids, !br Misses and
" i Chiidrep.- . A '' ' ''v '
Sniper fi-4 Queens Cloth anil Meriaoi, for Ladies'
( Biding Dresses, I ; i . . , : . : ';
Changeable Arago p!aids,Cashmeres &. Delaine.
Laces and E'diringsi Thread and Lisle', -i
Mull, Swiss, Book,-checked and jaconet Muslin,
Lonz Lawn and thread Cambric Handbarcbiefs,
rir-ica nru MarHiJt SHrtfa 'Vine nnrl Cloves. 1;
Worked Collars and.figured Laces,
Gimps, Fringes and Buttons.
BLACK,
ERMINET CjISHMERES,
Large Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, .
Kersey. Linspysrand Tickings,'
W bite,' Rf djaud: Canton Flannels,
Sup. Whitney arid I vvi'ledBED BLANKETS,
.Red, Greenann White Mackinse do. ; ,
'A J 6 and 10-4 unbleached Shftctings, : ' ' ':,-' '
Fine U'ch'd &. unblech'd. Shirtings from 8 to 10 ents;
Diaper and1 Diaper Table Cloths,
A V. E R , AN D i S I L K
Caps, Boys fancyClofh and Velvet do4
ca nut iu uu uuciucoa kjh tut; titiiii ojoiciu. ,
I THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
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Whoever 'da re these Boots", displace '. - -
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Must meet JJombastes face to face ,,
A LFRED MITCHELL, alias. -Boots" for
jLX. short and by way of dignity, respectfully In
fonTis his nuhieroua custdmers that he jhes recently , .
fitted up his Establishment in the best; style, and is
now thorougli'y prepared to, carry on hjs business as
BARBER just f as it used to was' with the ex
cept on that he thinks he has improve by practice .
both in skill and manners.' The members of the
sppi baching Legjiisslature, apd my old Customers es
peciaily of that liody j will always find me ready to ,
shave and trim liair in the quickest, easiefct and most
fashionable, mariner and if any should prefer the
old fashions, " Boots' pvill be entirely agreeable,
antl conform tq the tastes and Wished ojf his custom-' v
ers. On application, ' Ladies and. Gentlemen can
have their hair curled most elegantly a:id according
to the prevailing fashions. .
A No referertces are' made to particular Sentlemen
my qualifications must be judged of by the, commu- .
iiity which 1, hve leived in my line of business' for , ,
a number of yrais. h , ' . - , !
.Hair will also.be cleaned of dandrulf.aiul, if re'
quested, dyed any color to suit the cust Diner. , l
My Establishment is opposiw the City Hotel. y"
f ALFRED MtTCHELL,
. : " Hair-Dresser and Barbet.
Raleigh, Oct. SO, 1848. . , 24 tf . ;
ANTiqufTiEs. Nineveh was 15 miles
by nine, and 40 round, wiih walls 100 feet
high, and thick ' enough for three chariots'
abreast. : ; '"', .'' "'j'' '
I The temple' Diana, at Ephesus, was four-
hundred and twenty five feet high, to sup
port the roof.' It 'j was i wo hundred years
in buildins:. i J j !
. THe largest of the pyramids is '480 feet
high, and 653. feet on the side, its base
Icovers eleven' acres. The stones are about
jjthirty feet iinjlength, and, the layers are
Uvo. obUjUUU men were employed in its
icrectionj ; ; Ayi::A. ' .'" ' : a'V:,': I A' '"-
The labarirtth of Egypt Contains 3)00
chambers and l'2 halls. ' ' "A'A 1
Thebes in Egypt, presents ruins 27 miles
jcround.
one hundred gates. '
Carthase' was 25 miles around."
Athens was 25 miles around, all contain
led 250,000 j citizens, and 400,000 slaves. ;
The temple of Dalpbos Was i so . rich in
donations, that it j was once 'plundered of
a 00,000 sterliW, and Nerc?carrieI from it
200 stutute. 1 A
The wall of Rome were 13 miles.
fdabvioii was sixty miles within the walls AA
which were seventy five feet thick, and '
bdO feet ; hit", 'with pneundred,brazea i'
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