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JFKIJDAY, -OCTOBER 30, 1816.
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RALEirajlEGMER,
R A L E I G II s NV C T
Tuesday, October 27r1846,
k THE "CONNECTING LINK.
Tl following gentlemen have been appointed by
the Comoiilteet Delegates to tlie Rail Road Cdnven
lion, to be held in Fayettcvjille on the 4th November
nextvis: E, P. Guion, Col. Edward YarHrough,
JaraesU. Bows, Duncan K. MacRae, (oL John 11
Manly, Gen. Robert W-Hay weed, George Little,
D. V. Stoue, Richard 8oath3mei p, Taylor, Wm.
Vhita, Wesley Hollisterrind Gebrge Mordecai..
tr Ic termed h thfe tichity,i2ay hat MW
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THE SEASON.
We hare been, for more thau a week, in Up en
joyment of weather, which would be the euvj of any
suao, born even
, " In ten degrees of piore indulgent Bkies."
Every thing that belongs to the Season is beautiful,
tund every body is, cr should be, pleased, The absence
tf winds and storms has flowed the foliage of the trees
to occupy their Summer position, while the gentle
frosts of the iiiglit have given them all the gorgeous
uess of Autumn hues. The year 'is eipiriujj in the
fullness of beauty. The Vruit trees,4hat occupied all
attention, and drew all admimtiou by their blossoms
of Spring, and their stores of Summer, are now unob
served, while the Forest, that stood uninviting in tu
fruitless verdure, with nothing to tempt the appeliU,
has, in its own time, put on the robe of Staler, and
challenges the admirati if alL Scarcely do we
feel that Uie finger of death is on the foliage Sf the
forest, so lovely are aU its Hues, so past description
fit the richness of its combination. Its life was useful,
not gaudy, but the wfcojeof the delicacy of ita Spring
youth, and its Summer mauhood, seems tp have been
devoted to Autumn age; and we forget all that was
attractive oj its former state, in the loveliness which
it assumes in its departure.
O" We hare received copy of Tuner's (late
Turns &. lluauics') North Carolina Almanac for
1847, which is gotten up iu its usually naat sty'
Besides the usual matter, there U much interesting
miscellaneous reading. 'f
THE SUB TREASURY,
We understand that the United States' Marshal
fortius District, has peftcured him strong box,"
whereto to iwepTris Depo
fcaid may be sfceJy kept, he his placeJ it for security
in the Vault of tlieBraucb lliHlkj&SftV Fear, jji
this City! Can euylhiug more strongly illustrate
Vie absurdity of the Sub Treasury sciiome 1 The
Government won't keep its deposilrs in a Bunk, oh !
no ; that would be monstrous '. But its Agents put it
iu a box, and then pdt that box iu a Bank I If this
i. 0ot whipping the d 1 round the stump," we
.now not What is.
CONUNDRUM.
Why is the Editor of the " Standard," with regard
tn the Pennsylvania Election, like a man, who has a
Conundrum proposed to him, which he cannot solve ?
Because, lie gutft it up !
.
ID" Mexico is now invaded by three columns of
the U- S. Army. Besides the main force under Gen.
TiVLoa, is tbatuf Gen, Wool, marching through San
Antonio, and the cammaud of Gen. Kearnkv, now
Mastersof New Mexico. They will probably couceu
Irate at SaHiMo.mn the route to the City of Mexico.
The War la asjtumiiig a very iutorsstiug and lively
aspect,
ID Our readers will ponder with astonishment,
(says the "JMilledgeville Recorder,) the Proclama
tion of Gen. Kesrnev, aud notice his actings and do.
ings with no less wonder. This summary annexation
of Nations by the sword and the Executive order,
without the slightest authority from the Representa
tives of the People, if a strange thing to be recorded
Hi our national history" At one swoop, Gen. Kxir
Ntv and the President ;Uve Annexed and OJJicered
a country about four limes as large as the whole of
Uie New Engjaud Stales put together. We have not
room for comment on this subject now, but we shall
say more much more oh it anon.
THE DUTY ADDED TO THE TRICE.
Mr..Wucca iu bis Free Trade Report, says, that
the People of the United States pay $94,220,857, on
16 protected articles in order to get $18,339,452 into
the Treasury. Or in ether words we pay $75,784,
405 to the manufacturers. This is a tall sum just
a little more than the whole raiue of the Cotton Crop.
Mr. Walker's theory is that the duty it added to the
jpriee of the domestic article produced iu all cases.
Let ns take one article to illustrate his theory. One
1 his) j6 articles is Cotton Bagging, j" - -
iu 1041, Kentucky Bagging SOW at 4 io no cenu
par'yard in 1845, at 8 to 11 cents. Rope in 1841
sold at 10 cenu per pound in 1845 M 34 to 4.
The price in 1841, was nnder the Compromise Act ;
in 1845, under the Tariff of-1842. In June 1841,
bagging aud rope, paid a duty of 20 per cent. ; in
1845, rope was charged a duty of 6 cts. a pound and
tagging a duty of 4 ct. the sqr. yard, yet they dou't
stem to have risen much, particularly rope, which
How sells at 3, while the duty is 6 cents per pound.
07 At the recent Election in Pennsylvania, the
I leather was very inclement indeed ; but though tle
Rain waa pelting, it was not near so pitiless as the
palling Returns of the Polls. .
, . FLORIDA.
We'll give them t touch of that same old tunes
.We'-tfahew Uiem a sight of that same old Coen.
Cairu. (Whir) lis been elected to Conprees. over
aum (Loco) by a small majority thus gaining a
"ember for the Whigs, aud rebuking the one-sided
etien of Congress toward Mr. Camcu, at the la
CONNECTICUT.
Tht result of the Town Elections in thit State, is
highly gratifying. The Whigs have gained eight
Tewna nett, and have tied at Towna which were
Democratic last yeart The whole number of Towne
in the State i 144 J of these, we have heard from
100. The Whigs have tieen successful in 5G, the
Locos in 35, aud 9 in the Board is divided.
PENNSYLVANIA.
A Wma Canal Couuissiomer, showing a clear ma
jority in the State !
A Wma Delegation in C'o.xaREss, showing 17 Whig
members out of 24 ! I ' .
A Wmo Senate
A Wma Hoi sk bp Representatives ! ! ! !
Wma ANn DKUbcHATic rehire or Tin British
j TARtrr, and of deceptions of the leaders of
'" t)emocraey in 1844 !!!.'!
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Congressional Delegation stands as follows, viz:
Joskimi A. Woodward, James A. Black, R. F.
SiursoN, . A. D. Sims, R. -Barnwell Ruett, I.E.
IIolmks,A. Burt, all re-elected without opposition,
except Messrs. Black, and Holmes.
GEORGIA.
The following Summary will show tlrf relative po
litical strength of parties, as disclosed by tlie lato Elec
tion for Members of Congress:
M SUMMARY.
Jst TJisUict Kind, (V.) majority, 1,027
j 2d. District Ivei son, (L. F.) majority, 397
Democratic gain since 1844, 109
3d District Jones (W.) majority, 173
Gain of a member. -4lh
District Hajitlton, (L. F.) majority, 152
Democratic loss since 1844, 405
Sill District Lumpkin, (L. F.) Re-elected
,' without Wtiig opposition.
Clh District CoiA (L. F.) majority, 974
7th District Stephens (Whig) majority 1,423
Gain since 1844, 332
8th District Toojids (Whig) 1.C43
Gain since 1844, 267
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
SAFETY OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.
The Caledonia arrived at Boston, on the 20th inst.
The Steamship Great Britain, Capt. Husk en, loft Li
verpool ou the 22d ult., for New York, with onehuu
dred aud twenty-five passengers, aud, ou the same
night, she went ashore at Rallrmullen, in Duudtein
Bay, ou the coast of Irclaud. ' The passengers were
all safely landed. ... At . the Jateat-ACcpuuts, she had
not been got off.
Tli ere had been large sales of Cotton, and prices if
any tWtig were a bh4 higher.
The market for all kinds of produce continued buoy
ant, aud at rapidly advancing prices. "
Willmer j- Smith' European Times, caution their
friends in this" country against wild speculation, as
the money aud enterprise of England will find and
bring food fiom every quarter of the earth, if neces
sary. Indiau Corn is attracting more attention, at an ad
vance in price.
THE ARMY. ON THE RIO GRANDE.
The last advices etate,.lhat one Regiment of
Volunteers and four Companies of Regulars, are
stationed at Matamons, and that about 700, most
of whom are volunteers, were Bick of dysenlary
and typhoid fever.
Oiie Regiment of Volunteers is stationed at
the mouth of the Kio Grande, two Regiments at
a Mexican Fort on the Itiv'ef tcu. miles above ita
mouth.
- Two companies are stationed at Rcynosa, one
at Mier and two in tlie Plaza Mier.
ARRESTED.
We learn from the Mobile Register that Bryant
Hines, late of Groene County, Ala., who "run off" a
lan'e number of slaves deeded to the State Bank, and
for whose apprehension, with tho slaves, the hank
commissioners offered a large reward, (one-fourth the
value of the property,) has been takeu in Florida, and
is now in the Eutaw jail. About forty of the slaves,
we learn, have been secured. There were in all, we
believe, some sixty deeded to the bank.
POST MASTER FRANKLIN.
In 1754, Benjamin Franklin was Post Master
General, wilb permission to make G000 pounds con
tinental money, if he could, out of the whole Post
office department in America. The very next year,
be gave the astounding notice that the mail, which
had before run once a fortnight to New Eugland,
would start once a week the year round," whereby
answers might be attained to letters between Phila
delphia and Boston iu three weeks, which.before had
required six weeks. Iu 1774 it was announced iu
all the papers of the colony, that " John Perkins en
gages to ride Post, to carry tlie mail once a week be
tween Philadelphia aud Baltimore, and will lake a
loug or bring back led horses, or any parcel." When
a Post-rider proposed starting, notice was given of
his intention by advertisement, also by the crier, for
several days. in advance. In 1790, the number of
Post-offices had increased through the country to 75,
AIDS TO THE MEMORY.
Rhymes, which ire not always poetry, are recom
mended in some of the old books as admirable helps
to the memory. The regular leeurreuce of the
sanje sounds aasisiu impressing the'loagest passages
upon tlie mind. The following given an account of
the regular soeeeanoa of the Sovereigns of England
First William the Norman a then William his so ;
Heurv, Stephen and Henry; then BiehardatfifJeb)
Next llenry tlie third; Edward; on,tw and three)
Aud again after Richard, three) Henrys we see. -Two
Edwards, third Richard, if rightly1 1 euess,-
Two Henrys, sixth Richard, Queen Mary and Bess ;
Then Jamie the Scotsman, then Charles whom they
lew;
Yet received aller Cromwell, another Charles too.
;'Wt, James the second, aeesnded the throne;
1 nan' good William and Mary together came on ,
Till Anne, Georees four, and fourth William all past,
OHIO ELECTION. "
the Caret from the Whig Ceutral Committee or
Ohio, which we publish in this paper, tails the whole
story of our glorious w?tory' m a few words. Alas!
poor Loco Focoism, soon there will bo none so poor
as to do thee reverence !
Tlie "Bangor Mercury states that there is now liv
iug in that City, a female, who is 100 years of age,
and thai she was bom in Newberu, N. C. iu 1746,
and quite active, walking to Church regularly every
Sabbath.
STRAW BONNETS.
When Straw Bonnets first became general, it was
common to trim them with bunches of artilicia! wheat
or barley, iu the ear: on which the following hues
were written :
Ev
" Who now of threatening famine dare complain,
When every female forehead teems with grain :
See how the wheat-sheaves nod amid the pinnies,
Our barns are now transferred to drawing-rooms,
And husbands who iudulge iu active lives,
To fill their granaries, may thrash llieir wives?"
EXTRA SESSION. N
The Philadelphia U. IS. Gazette, in some re
marks upon tlie probable necessity for an extra
session of Congress next year, growing, out of
the state of affairs produced by the Mexican war,
" and. the inability of the administration to manage
the affairs of the government, adds :
If such should prove to he the case, it will be
a matter of rejoicing among all patriots that they
have been successlul at tlie polls; that they have
placed in Congress members wit It correct views,
and compact talents. The question is settled fur
Ohio and Pennsylvania; but there are other
Slates yet to vote, and it behoves tlie Whigs to
he up arid doing, not only for a party triumph, but
that the nation may profifby i)at party success.
New Jersey, and Massachusetts for example,
will vote next month for Congress. Let l.er
stand by her principles and her men, and place in
the legislative halls of the nation, delegates that
can think well, and vote well. Some chock must
be put upon the mad schemes of the administra
tion. The members seem ignorant of (he effects
of the measures-they are pursuing; to be rushing
headlong upon evils that are as incvilalilo as their
bad acts arc certain.
From the New Orleant Tiupic.
LIEUT. E. R. PRICE I&sltaLAwciioLT fate.
Intelligence waa received at Natchez on Mon
day last of the fate of Lieut. Ezra R. Price, who,
in company with two-Wtbcr United Slates Volun
teers, had left Cairiafgo some vvocfcs since to join
ihe command of GeneraLTaylcrl -during Jiia ad
vance to Monterey. The informant states that
the bodies of Mr. Prico and his two companions,
were f iid lying in the grass somwtance from
the road leading from Cainargo to Monterey, com
pletely riddled with bullet holes. The bodies of
seventeen Mexican soldiers were lying scattered
around them. Mr. Price wag the brother-in-law
of Lewis Sanders, Jr., of Natchez, and was asso
ciated with him in tlie practice of the Law.
When the requisition was made upon the Sice
of Louisiana for A olunlccrs. ha enrolled himself
in the "Sparrow Guards," then being raised at
Concordia, and wa elected 2d Lieutenant of the
Company. Upon the disbanding of the Louisiana
Volunteers, he determined still to devote himself
to the cause of his country, and proceeded loCa
margo for that purpose, meeting with the above
untimely fate. As he and his two companions
were armed with revolving pistols, it is supposed
that they must have killed the seventeen jltari
cents in a most desperate encounter.
OUT AT LAST.
Tlio Secretary of tho Treasury has given "rie
tice that he will issue 6U,0(IO.()6o of Treasury
notes, beariifg an interest cf tivo and two-lillhs
per cent, per annum, and iuvilcs individualsand
corporations (llioso horrid thingB, the banks, we
presume,) to cumo forward with llicir tpeck, in
sums of not less than Jfil.UOO, and swap! The
Union, in announcing liii.s " interesting" event,
gives a new definition of Treasury notes, and
nays they "must be regarded in the light of m'eue
bearing interest." Tins is rather a fi'iru1 definition,
and. we doubt whether il can be found in Johnson,
Webster, or Walker. Alex. (Ja:i:tc.
PENNSYLVANIA'S RESPECTS TO MH.
SENATOR -'SEVIER. WITH A SOME
WHAT -SEVERE" REPROOF.
It will be remembered that during the debate,
upon the tariff, in the Senate, Mr. Sevier, in re
ply to a remark of Mr. Cameron, said that as to
the people of Pennsylvania having been deceived
in regard to ihe opinions of Mr. Polk upon the
Tariff" question, during the canvass of 1&44, and
having voted for In in only because they ware
made to believe that he was in favor of i lie Ta
riff of '42, there was nothing in it. The demo
crats of Pennsylvania he 6aid, could not have
been deceived: they must have known, thnj did
know, that Mr. Polk was opposed to that Taritt'
and a good free trade man ; they voted for him
with this knowledge, and woiiid yote lor him a
gain. Pennsylvania always hjfibeeji a democrat
ic State and always would be. She was not to
be changed, and these predictions, that the pas
sage of tins tariff tariff of 15)40 would throw
her into the arms of the Whigs, .did not move
him in the least ; lie did not behove them. '
In reply to this, Pennsylvania now presents her
respects to Mr. Sevier, through the ballot box, the
only instrument through which she can speak,
and begs to return a flat contradiction to his ca
lumnious remark. She kuows thai the leaders
of the self-styled " democratic party," have
looked upon her as excessively stupid, and so de
votedly attached tu that parity as not to be driven
from its support by the fact that she has been
grossly deceived and imposed upon, any' her
great interests trampled on and sacrificed by
those in whom she has, unfortunately confided.
The evidences she has now given of an ability
to perceive, and a disposition to resent the wrongs
inflicted upon her by her pretended friends, she
trusts, will induce Mr. Sevier to retract tlie ca.
lumnious remarks referred to, as publicly as they
were made, and others as well as himself to take
care hereafter how they tamper with her inter
ests, and rely upon her blind devotion to a party,
no longer entitled to the name it assumes, to
save lliein from her just indignation.
1'. 8. Gazette.
BEAUTIFUL COMPARISON. ,
Iu so imaginary conversation between Petrarch
and Boccaccio, from the pen of Waller Landor, thero
is the followiug passage s
" The dumps of Autumn sink into the leaves, and
prepare tliem fur the necessity of thei fall ; and thus
iSAseusibly are we, as years close round us, detached
from our tenacity to Wo by tlie geulle pressure of re
corded sorrows."
RAILROAD CONVENTION.
We have been honored with an invitation to
Stteud a Convention of Delegates to be held at
Fayetteville, North Carolina, on the 4th of next
month, to take into consideration the importance
of completing the connecting link in the Mclrop
olitaMhne of Jtailroad between the city of Raleigh
and ffle towu of Camden, in South Carolina ; aud
we certainly could not attend a meeting for any
wptkvt Internal Improvement which we should
bi more pleased to sec effected Ihan this. We
sincerely hope that the Convention may be ahlo
to five an impulse to this important object which
may lead to its early commencement and ulti
mate completion. We do not know of any work
of improvement in the whole country certainly
not one south of the Potomac so essential to
the general convenience, as this link in the great
chain of railroad communication. It uii'ht, in
deed, nnder iho strictest construction of the Con
stitution, be executed by the General Govern
ment, as an essential part of a system of " com.
mon defence ;" and wo almost doubt whether tlio
South Carolina Members of Congress, to avoid
the soa-voyage which llicy have now to inalto
every year on their way to the seat of Govern
ment, would not bo willing tu voto an appropria
tion .lor the road under the "general welfuro"
clause.-2-National Intelligencer.
DO YOU GIVE IT UP 7
Tlio "Nashville Union," a paper pre-eminently
devoted to the support of the present Admin
istration, and, indeed, the leading Locofoco or.
gan of the West, gets around ihe Proclamations
of General Kearney and Commodore Sloal by I lie
following novel apology. The "Charleston Mer
cury" was less happy iu surmounting the Cou
etttutional difficulty :
"If these Proclamations, Kearney's and Sloats
particularly that of Gen. Kearney, had been ad
dressed o our citizens, we bhould havo placed it
111 the samu category with the declaration of San
ta Anna, that he " would pluck laurels ou tho
banks of the Sabine." Santa Anna designed Ins
remark for Mexican cars not for our citizens ;
addressed to tliem, ft may havo been very appro,
priate addressed to us, il would have excited de
rision. So with the Proclamation of Gen. Xcar
ney ; addressed to ignorant, half-civilized Mexi
cans, it may be altogether' appropriate ; address
ed to our own people, it might be considered ar
rant hmtfwleiffr-'W'e shali riot, therefore, -make
ourselves ridiculous by treating these documents,
designed for a Mexican latitude, as great State
f.anejj, putting forth Coualituiiiialioctriiietud
laying dowu rules of international law."
Bhaveky. I never knew said Lord Erisliinc
a luau remarkable 'tot Jicroi bravery whose very
aspect was nut JighleJ up by gentleness and hu
manity. In tics Cily, on Thursday evening laot, by Ucv.
Dr. Mason, Mr. William M. Bojlaii to Miss Mary
A4winciy.
lI'J Methodist Episcopal Church, in this City,
on l'liiirsiliiy evening lat.1, by Kev. Thomas S. Camp
bell, .Mr. lli'iiiy 1. Kvans to Misi Lucy B. While,
daughter of the lalu William II. White.
New Fall Dry Goods,
TK are receiving i'g;iV AI I'Afcll-
lOl lKM: CiOOU( ulmoa daily, ut
unprecedented low piices. V e shall bo pleased if
cmr friends, and the public generally. Hill tall and
examine our block, which embrace every sriicle in
the Dry Goods hue such as Cushineres, I'laids, De
Laincs, beautiful I'rinls, Alpaca, Cloths, ('nssimeres,
Tweeds, Domestics, &c. oil. which will be sold
cheap by U.TUCKUU A-sort.
Raleigh, Oct. 20. Hfi-ft
TUCKER A SON, havo on hand, a com-
plele asoriment of
BSATS AM Si CAPS,
which cannot be surpassed by any olli red in this City.
If one ol our Hats you would hul try,
Ws wpiruut you'll coll auiu and buy.'
Raleigh, Oct. 20. Sf.-Ct
OW KLAUV Turner's North Carolina Al
ihanuc, for lti'17. Kor sale wlo.lesale sod le-
liitby H . D. JX UN Kit,
At the N. C, Book btore, Raleigh,
Oclolier 2V, 1BIG. wB
In I'urniliiliC! of the Decree of the Cobrl of
Equity of Krankhii County, entered at Fall J'trm,
l45,of said Court, in the cause ol Turner M. Jones
snd wif,et el. vs. Mary K. Hione, and ihe heirs at law
of Thatnss G. Stone, deceased, I shall olF. f for sale to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door in the
town of LouUburg, on the Hlh day ol December licit,
ike Tract of Land belonging to said heirs, lying one
mile from Louisburg. on the east side ol the road
leading from Louisburg to Warrenlou, conUuiini
345 acres, mors or less.,, The said laud w ill be sold
far a division among the said Uifs,iu a ciedit of one
and two years. Bond and approved security will be
required by the Master hum .the purchaser, bearing
interest from the first day of January next, i
Ih many respects, this is one of the most desirable
tracts of land in the neighborhood. Upon il is u
very comfortable dwelling house, situated in a beau
tiful grove in f roii I, aud an eicellent garden, aud an
Orchard of choice fruit trees filling up the rear
ground. A very inconsiderable expense in the way
of paling, outhouses, Ac. would make the residence
a most agreeable one. Persons down the country
especially, who wish to snjoy health, snd sfhwd their
children the advantages of our excellent schools, will
not again have such an opporlonity of locating them
selves. The' flanUtfon i in good repair, and a large
prpportion of the' cleared land is fresh and of good
quality. There are about 100 seres still in woods,
lylngconvanienl to keep up Ihe plsnlation, snd, for
the roost part within a mils and a half of Iouisburg,
where the purchaser would find ready market for any
quantity of wood he might wish to sell. There is
also s very valuable meadow on the laud, of some 20
acres.
As it is not etpeetesl hst any ons will purchnse
without first eitioining the premises, il Will sfloul
me plessure at any time to ride over the land with
peisons desirous to see it-
T HO'S K. THOMAS, C M E.
October 22 1S1C 4.
NEW GOODS
Pall and Winter Trade,
S. ITI. W1UTAKF.R,
IS XOW RECEIVING HIS STOCK OP
drv goods c.koci:kii:s, 11AI11
waki:, &c.
And would respectfully solicit a call from those
wUliinii to puiehase, as he flatters Imnsell ihnt he
! will ho prepaied to please th tin both in price and
quality.
DRY GOODS
Cloths Broadeloihs, Casimeros, fintinrtts, Casl
iiPlts, Kentucky Jeans, Homespuns, &c, V iuUnge of
u II qualities, truin 50 cents to the finest that run be
tHHijikt in the State, Cai-hmeies, Berates, Alpacas,
1 Muslin il I. nines, Muslin, liohes, Ac. Uslicoos of
nil qualiiiosand prices, tiitibons of every description.
l'ugiii)S and liisertmes. bhawls of all kinds.
Stocks, Cravuts, .Wk Ties, Suspenders. Homes
tics Shi'ilings, Shiriings, &c. Blnnkets, Carpet
ing, Kerseys. Flannels, Uinghams, Checks, Liuy
Woolseys. Cinbn llus, nn exUmsivo assoctmeut, and
every thing hi the Dry liood line.
Hilts and Clips of the latest styles. Itootl,
Shot's, ond IlroKitllM, which will hear compari
son with any In this market, l.ild.ic. itud
Itllwcs) (xailt'in mid Mi.
SiiRiirs Loaf, Ciushod, Powdered and Brown.
Codies Java, Bio aud. Loguira. Teas Voting
Hyson, Imperial aud Oun powdor. Chocolate, Mo-
l.isies, hull, Pepper, Spice, Soleraius, Ginger, Mus
tard, Blackim; ond Brushes, So nf various kinds ;
Candles Adamuiiliue, Sperm and Tallow. Cigars,
Siiull and Tobacco.
Razors, Ropers' Cutlciy, Lmks, Chains, Chissrls,
Burns' A hps, Tacks, Screws, Ovens, Wool Cards,
Brooms, Curry Combs, Looking lihisns, slid Combs
'l'0'U'l'y An extrusive on-orlineiil
Together with most every article that can be
called for.
Thankful for past favors, he most respectfully ro
iiutata a continuance of tho same.
S. M. V IIITAKl.lt,
Two doors south of the Apothecary establishment
of illi.iniii. Haywood V Co.
OcUiberSM. Nti
Itiink of um IVnr,
5
VViLMiM.ToN, October -Ulh ISIi
riHIS flank has dcrlniad a dividend of :t percent.
JL lor Ihe hall year ending iho -Otli iuxt., and the
mine will he payable to Stockholders or then legal
representatives, on or after Thuisduy tho 5th day ol
November.
THOS. II. WKICilT, Cash'r.
Oct. 20. 184ft. Hii-'it.
I)U. l?vlj. l'KEUY'S
Vermifuge or "Dead Sliol,"
FOR WORMS.
.1 highly qalualile prrpnratlun, rapMc, fium the
pium.itude of it.i action, of ctrmintl the
tern in a ffle hours, of rtcrij H oim.
THERE is perhaps no disease tn villi, h Chihlreu
aro exposed so common and fatal as Worms ;
they iniilalo tho syuiituins of almost eveiy other
complaint, and olten produce the most shinning il
fccis htforo they are suspected. 'iho symptoms
which aro produced by the irritation of wonus in the
bowels, unil which with some degree of certainty in
dicate their existence, are ns fotlwws : Countenance
pale, toriRue whilely furred, grinding of the teeth,
fetid breath, stomach hardnjid swelled, wastlim of
the thwh, sickness and puins iu the stomach, bowels
eillier loo eo.tivu or too loose, great frellulncss, un
naiuralVrnviug for clay, diitor chalk, chohc, convul
sion!', fits, Ac. Ae. " "
NiMiierouH eeriilV ales of the value arid usefulness
of linn preparation are aluiosl daily received.
Tho following is fiom the Rev. V. I). Win Inn, a
distinguished preacher of (lie Methodist Church.
Abingdon, Va-, May 12, 1S43.
I dit .hereby, ceitify. that I have used Dr. Perry's
Vermifuge'. In my family lo the great satisfaction of
mymlf and relief ol m childien. It is prompt in its
action, and in one ease removed a large nuniher ol
norms in three or loin hours afler il as giveii to the
child. I am satisfied that us a Vermifuge it is supe
rior to any that 1 have ever used.
W. B. WINTON.
Ncwbern. N. C, May 23d, 1S14.
Dear Sir I have been anxiously looking for art
other supply of your " Dead Shot Vermifuge," as 1
bate H0 a single vial left. There are constant sp
pliemions for ihe medicine, and I should lie pleased
Iu supply the dsunsnd. Ilftus proved itself, so far as
tried ill this vieujily, lo be a positive i gptcijie, and no
humbug. Please inform tlie by rsluru mail, bow
soon you can furnish me with another upply.
. Truly yours, a J. A. LOUAJf.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Piemred by Dr, H. F. Psntr.and sold wholesale
Und ictail by A. B. A D. BANDS, Druggists, .100
Fulton street, corner ol William, ."New Kork.
Sold also by P. F. I'E&CUD, Raleigh, North Car.
olinn, and by Xiuggis genoially throughout lbs U
llited Sav.cs. ,
Raleigh. Oct. 26, 1848. 8d-ly.
tlTAlKOF MJRTH CAROLINA. Komkhos
Coiktt, Court of Pleas aud (Quarter Scssiuiis,
August Term, 18Mi.
Daniel Currie and Ncill Currie,
r SK.
William Hogerson snd wife, snd Robert Co rrie.
Pel Him for Ine division of Heat Btlale, which
deucuded to the lltirs nf Angut Currie, deed.
Ordered, thst puhlicslion be made at the Court
House door. Html in the Raleigh Register, for six
weeks, that (ne Defenatanls appear at the next Term
of ibis ouit, to 1 held at jhe 1&urt Houw in the
Town or Lumberion, on Ins fourth Mondsy in N oem,
ter next, then and I her to jjcsd, answer or demur
lo the Petition ; otherwise, ibre same will b taken
pro eimfttw slid hesrd tx pmrte.
Wimew, Shadrsch Hoewlk Clsrk of said Court,
St Office, in Lumberion, ibe fourth Monday in Au
gust, A. D., 1846, sud ot American Independence
tb87,,l,er 8HD.HOWEU,C.r.C.
Sept. 12, 181. tl'r. ss!v. 5 CJ 75 0w
I7JSTIIAY Taksnupby Green Ferrcll, neat1
IJ Hayes' Store, 14 miles North-west of Italeigh,
sliiiy Horse, without Uhoes, sbotlf 1) years old,
four leet eight inches high, his right hip little sunk
JSaid Horse was sppuised by Jamas Lowesnd tiemy
1i. Hayes, at 10. WILLIS 8COTT,
Ranger.
October 24, 1840. 60 -
NEW IJOOIiN.-.No. b, (and last) States'
men of the Commonwealth of England,
Hoidelhurg, a lionianrr, by U. P. K. James, Esqi
No. H Pictorial History of England,
I.oonline, or the Court of Louis, the Fifteenth, fcy
Mrs. Maheily,
Altowtn.or incidents of Life and Adventures lit.
the Kocky Mountains, by an arasieur Traveller,
Lditcd by J. Wulson Wbh, 2 vols. 12 mo.
Lectures to VVomon on Anatomy and Physiology t
with an Appendix on Water cure, by Msry H. tiuiei
H. V. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store, Italeigh.
Oct. Sr. lS4fi. t)S
S THIRST BOOK I.N LATIN By McChntoch iB
Crooks, Prolessorn of Languages ill Dickinson
College. Kcccived this day by
if. D. TURNER,
H. V. Book store.
Oct. 27, 1H 17. 80
Splendid Capitals,
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thu llthof Nuvembur,
I prize of f 10.000 I pn;.e of tf!0,000
1 do 10,000 1 do 10,000
I do 10,000 t do " 10,000
I do 3,500 M do 1,00(1
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200 Prices of 20(1, Ac. Ac.
7) No. Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $10 Hulves fi Quarters 2 50.
Certilicjlcs ol Purkiujesof 25 Whole Tickets 130 00
1)0 do of So Half do Of Oil
Do do of 'J5 Ijuiirter do 32 50
$10,000.
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. the 21st of Noember, 1810.
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$10,000! 1-2.000! 10,000! $5,1001
0 pittes of 2,()00 60
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7 Nundjor Lottery 1
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Orders for Tickets and Miures and Certificates of
Paekiigss iu the above hplendid Lotteries will receive
the iiiokI promiil all. nl ion, and an ollicial account of
each druwiug sunt uun.t'iliatcly after it is over tu all
who Older Irom us. Addrcis,
' J G'. UKEGOItV & Co. Managrrs,
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LOTTERY OFFICE.
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SI'LEKDW SCHEMES! ! .'
ATTFNTKJN ! Adventurers are renuosted to nc-
lice the following Splendid Schemes lor this inoiith.
Those who may with to olituin l rire Iickets, are in
vited to apply personally, or by loiter, lo th Subscri
ber. Dou t forrjet!! ! II. N. SQl'IRF.',
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BATLRDAY, OCTOUF.it Ulsr,
$30,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class M-
7j .Nmnliirs li Druwn.
I prire of ' 30,000 1 jiriic of $2700
1 du 10,000 10 do MU
I do 6.1100 10 do 00(1
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always" give in three tictelt.
1 have every day Lemeriss-from I ro20, sfiJ when
s remittance is made to ma, rarge or sniail, I will al
ways invest in 'he most popular Lonarieson hand.
The drswmgs sent, when requeued, lo all who order
horn uie. The casif tor all Capitals can ba had at
light. On all tellers iiiomg cash or SMiae tiekeis.
(lie postage need not be paid Tickets ia the abova
Loiteriei are reeaiwd, stud all oidaisitddresaeil u uie
will iiivetlb uiosi prompt and eonfideotial amriboii.
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