ocr: PATENTS. i ] | YJJKAN'i'N.?Bartholomew's Patent AXSdf-Acting;??he oriy pnteut Hydrant* in the markst a:o the only Hydrv.it ihn lOvk the medal at the Are ?treu j, durebli . ttety to get oat of order, rant sr g. carelessly er by children, being tetf ttopptag' liab a to frtre :ei w:.. t.o: burst pipe. are c.-iy a.-.e rt-pairtit. with utai y aiggtng up ; hare !>,? ?:. in general ess in New -Ve.-k city since iW5, ai : ire much approved of?? real e?>-t . ? era, tend ids, K E irents, s.,- *%,J Double Hyttninu for two tani*: also Hose Hydratis.? Manufacrnred only by the pa tec tee, at SJ Marion sl ?aw ?> ti -?; ? usi ere : en . > Bewarei : counterfeits and "infringements. dJtcMod* TRANE'S PATENT SOAP?ThereS, no ioneer any doubt of the lupedorit} of this ars.-Ja oftiie award teu et icj..?: p,r:.,,:V . i?. b, N V State Asric lituralSociety at ait at v. and the late of the American Iniumte in tin* civ For tale at manufactory, 141 SaUlvan-sU and byUrovr? *---irnrv thi. dry ana Kr^klyn and tVi:::,^ g d ? ? i rp?TTLE'S PATENT BABY JUMP. JtERS-Tbe Mother's blessing and chlM*. delight prwlurjn, beailh, strength, growth, ftoe forms dispositions Many iuiprvvenretiU have been the inventor of this delightful aualr,aud ibe coestasi de. insmi i> sufficient proof of its merit.. Piirv JJ $a u_ ??i? For saie, wholes* e and reisd, by Ibeiaveator A W. rt-1 "I I.E. at bis splendid Emporium to" F?u.'? ij^aj,' S45 Broadway._Ot ta,? LETTEE FILES.?The Patent LEAF HOLDER, an entirely sew style of LETTES Kitt for hoidii,^ Leiter?. Invoices, Bills, or odwi papersfcreaa. veu'eui reference, believed to be far superior i*> tuvtaie. now In nse for that purpose. Those requiring ??;.-baa?nt C.e are re.;:i. ..led to call and < xumne. Fir aal?, w^cW, ar..i ,eu..:.<- A.. iV.i N. w-Yotk City. ^* o?? BEf.L i Got'I.D. Stattouers. lie. 158 Nassu?. Ill KS. O'MEARA'S PATENT i'.l Dt )M IN A LSV V PORT E RS. for the cure of or rupture, cannot be surpassed. They are free front tad or blas? sprints, and without back pad* Ad leUers (pun. paid) promptly attended to 148 Canai-sL n'.G (Wiwin's CiViip VAT~. -? ENT SHEATHING makeaa Permanent Roof, bw* on Rollen Plark for li cent,, per Ihotj on 'I'm or Shingly 3; :enui, and warranted. SMOKEY CHIMNEYS?i>?i. win's Chimney Pots are tite beat preventive. Ottice aj Spring-it. near Hudson. dSlinsoJi 1 ( 1 O R N K LIUS HEYL'S CALF-SKINS?One Case C. Heyi's Snperlot Catf. J EWELRY.


New-York daily tribune. [volume]

ocr: iM? \ (.nn|i>. HOSILRY DEPJT. ? M ILLI x.M >t Nr AR l I DAJLflT ('Ol NT Iii Iii l'ERS Will lad 1 lo '.'irir k-Ukr;U|tf to Mil av HiilN WH ERUUL JR io "? Waaiaakla ??-?.fr. \?. I T I.IIIIII? I OK Ml I t ? , i i *" ... mim bioek lod rolorod it.k'. ronhrl hai ???? I ??? ;? (IrKbaoM, clotk bbbw ar.d pwoo .?? rata ItaMt, dltpofk ^rei n and t. ne Imrr ctdldroo'iboM, dolaiOM A? \\ MATHE WS,

place_of_publication: New-York [N.Y.]

publisher: Greeley & McElrath


ocr: I NSI Ii n \< I. 'i ll I >i i Kl Ii \ M - IN-l KANt'KC03IPA? I. Hy OP THC CITT OP hEW-TORK, Ii,, ...... ikn.NA i ANi. Div iti o?r? tot. N . i ? Ii Bisa, (m BW OO i? /"?Ii ?' > . A - I i WIT 11 w ?IIII.O?I?. Is-t . i? , ?..?i?<i i -? r i.ou r. ?v i inr "? v .|,i. | | i . ? i, k vi. Dl Ii Kl tor?. I.. >? U: m' !.??>? M Itr ?-. C 1 I lHtr?nd?t. BJ ? Ropi .. ? Ii Vau Aoioo, V ?lontin?> Kirby, v\ in Ii. Ii. Mi ii Um I . Im JCIy fl 'i i"?!. W ;lo... m PnOMM CMipboU.WBtW A. WdCBi HM , Word, ? . \ Ii? ?. Iiuvt l Mi.-if, ? . I .; w. R Ml il"-. Wo. Iluitor*. Ph i t% OroBt, i' -'i roMkjnts? KoborlP.Ookty, Ct< '^ I l IDAJfS, PrfiideriL . .1 MB w.fMVoSB, BMI ?? ' ? T.... i . ? ? , > i: o i llif l.?v> "f lb? ,,r N,? > ... ,.. : n la Ci| lad pn'-i in in . .. ... laloflBdaaaap r .'- ..i \ _ UNION iVTll I UAL LIT.. IViVRAMOE 00> dVPflCC 37 wallst. (Ji I wltb? -?pu?. I F|| ?? n . I, COQl IM 10 , mire ifalnMtUniMMToi Bio risu opon IM mm Btoorakla . i . Port . rMBixna|M i? ? .?? orTorrtborlai m . raMtd ??? 1*1.1. i 14I . ..l l is iv I I .? ? ? ?!.?? PrMtdoBtMorrkwobT*Bask,BmIaa t ? ? -t . .?? MM '. ... BmI .. . K?->- V\ IlBI PtM IMI KMM '" C Rn- r.,?l Pi rpw m i ? nMi aal ovary krtoaBbBB, May i? i.od i . ? ..... 11 .. of oikw * aa Oi heodtt Jt'Dln BOLLIBTEaV *v? ,t. n iiini inv m: inm kam k i ompan .. IMJ ?? . H OfMBa IttMi CA1-1 T AL $3'.0.OO0. rrtHIM COBTPANi raettDUOi lo inoura t/alni: lo*i or 1 aaakAj.ravtirak ??:??.?? pic1 KR R u ARNER. Prvatdaai i inRaa aia Brxroun iX in,i(


ocr: FOR ( AMI ,ai7?5a 1 kLIFOH.NIA TllltiM Oll TM K ?/. eiTT/^ rs WANT I ? er 1 aaBBBBBBa? v. ?M at rba CaUlbnila Peeaaogae Offie? 11 Broadway Taroaen tlekata t>r (be Jtih of May for e*I< Steerage e- ? Ci' ic ico, California ? .write riT-v.- ararran'*d .? od u 1 p?.?- rta pada. ARNOLD ai Iff. M


ocr: 10 FAMILIES.?The subscriber re JL spectflllly begs leavy to inform families that he rally preparto to supply them with BEEF, VEAL, MUT? TON, LAMB end POULTRY, of the choicest quality Af? ro, Countrv-fed PORK, atid SAUSAGES manufactured dai? ly, by himself. Fresh VEGETABLES of all kinds in their season. F'or past patronage tie- undersigned returns h'.s thank*, and destret B continuance of the game. All articles supplied by him may be relied ou os of the be?l quality, mid SEWELL V. DODGE, 238 Bleecker-st n_Shop B--!- hers supplied on tl,e most tij Smeod*


ocr: AND TAILORING.?Im ^- mens? stock of fashionable reaiiy-maile CLOTHING of every description?1.000 Coats, from $1 to $5; 5.000 Vests, rfi-m $. to $4 ; .t.000 Pants, from 91 to $5, to measure. Cloths. Cashmeres and Vesting*, embracing everything new and lat-hii ?nable. A first-rate tit always guaranteed. A single u-ial will convince all. Twenty per'cent less than an\ house in the city, for cash. Remember the name and number. MICHAEL CONWAY,


ocr: NEW GOOoV" ^ ^ A 6. Q-. A ARKonx DRAPERS A ND Tili n u a taMbs^besl Baanir and met SakSaoI?iu^ _,0lhSrt8 u? moderate prices. French Cioih., c,!.t _.%" l.btir ?.roal tap.of latest importation.; elegarl, ?^Kiu toMri.?1" dsikdo; cow pattern, of Pan* Embroider'el I IfS' l ?Uuaranteed In every ln.tance ?S^UH^^1 Seo Pago for other 01othin7?d^rli?e^_:


ocr: moaius l. aeJaMWKu, & oo 143 Markant PWadetpate, at-? fSS*I**' wholesale DiAtaas r* ?>IA AND FANCY GOODS, RIBBONSi S?ivaa ? LACE8, iBAWLA Itc V**? JSfggu***t*>1^?aVa?dot9>?^a^?Ti^


ocr: j | THx^OROOEHS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office, No. 81 Wall, corner of Pearl-sL N. Y. CAPITAL t2<*?.000. ?1?HI8 COMPANY, having tbelr capital all paid In, ? a cash, are prepared to Insure Building*, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Vessels In Port, their Uarjo*. kc. against loss or damage by fire; al*o, the Risks of Iniaua Navigation and Transportation, on Uta most favorable terms. All losses proinpliv adjusted and paid. DIRECTORS. Ritus Sroav, Mosas Taylor, ?ampsok Mooaa, Peter Martin, Oxoaue Enuaa, chas.etuRKruL.TBB. Francis Skiboy, Hembv Eobv, Asa B. foaTca, Jas. B.Wilson. Alsx H. O.ia.it, Wm. R. Posts*, ??? B.Ihbbman, Mabshali. Pkpoois,Isaac O.Tavlob, SAMPSON MOORE, f roiMeci.


ocr: FOR EUROPE. LIVERPOOL-United States Mail Steam-ship ARCTIC. Cant. Jas. C Luce,?Tbl? Steamship will iieti&rt with the Mails (or Europe posi? tively on Saturday, Dec. 21, al 12 o'clock, M. from ber berth at the fool of Canal-si. No berth secured till paid .'or. All letters and papers must pas* through the Post Office-. For Preith! or Passage, having unequaied accommoda? tions fcr elegance or comfort, apply to EDWARK K. COLLINS. 36 Wall st. NV freight will be received on board after Thursday, Uli Inst. The Steamer BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and


ocr: a?S a.lena and chicago dnion j RAILROAD COMPANY. . lgfA Secretary's OrrtCK, Chicago. NOf.l. "JJ NOTICE TO giver, to the Stockholders ol the Galena "d chtc?go c Raiiroad. that a dividend o eight 1*'<*"\ stock paid in. of the First Division o{,^^.rfOe\> declared for the six months ending W ?heSUt ?^^gj her 1850, payable on the 10th day of ?ecera!j?-r n*if 't(lea<j cash, and the remainder toiSjg ?JgJ certificates, which will be re?ieemab.e In full ps.d ?n stock, In said First Diviston. when pWSTOted at ^ J in sum* of one hnndred dollars. By order of the no* Directors. W. M. LARRABKE. Bec'y. n25 Di.WllM__ gOHN h. aldkich, Garnet Ware al home. 410 Pearl-sL New-York. Agent for KM" ??K son s celebrated Floor Od Cloths Carpets. f-'JYatflaf connected wllb tbe trade, always for s<de ?^ggjg|jfj


ocr: hardware. PATENT STOVES FOR HALLS. CHURCHES, STORES, PARLORS, OFFICES. Sic?The subscrilior would call ilio attention of those in want of STOVES, to his completeassortmentof the most approved patterns of HE ATI NO and COOKING STOVES Also, manufacturer and dealer in plain and Japanned Tinware, Britannia ami General House Fur nisuing Goods, Mica, Stove Ornaments ?n.l Trimmings. Stove*cleaned, prepared and put up at shortnotice au.l little expense. J. I). ANDREWS, Successor to F II. MO 1?>


ocr: ANGLESEY LEG?Made by WM. SELPHO. 24 Spring st. N. Y.?The subscriber continues lo manttlacture the above uuerrng and beautiful substitute for a lost limb, on which he has been so successful in this country for the pas! ten years; and from his b rig experience in Europe aud this country now over twenty-two years. Ail who Lave the misfortune to lose a limb may rely upon obtaining the best substitute the woriu affords, ALSO, SELPHO'S ARTIFICIAL HAND. An entirely new und useful substitute for it lost band, so ar fangt'tl that the wearer can open and -hut il ."im-er? ?ni?n kc. Furth* r appucaUvi on at t irutica r^b^etwrfnost Pud. m ?KUt'CD "7


ocr: CTRt'S W T!El.n a e\> co*riai??:.-a r*r. t waatiocat _ _ !1 Q-aSat . 'rUT UttaiLrT R Rar*. 0-aaa Ro-.a. Ror* Cwt:l<?. Cam Tarred R. pa. CoCloe Wia* Uaaap Rope, iXnat Aadtdlc-tfierV.-idi of parar ?ib*r*t ?-vk ai their at laaBataa 11 d? i?


ocr: \ Ii 1)1 Ni.. ? ? in- aad Lhelr ?in. a geathttaatBi ran ha .. , ... i ? i i ai 4d \\?rreuri fc**ji*iii a .1 'I, .: If IW* \" TTI.NTION. r .? i. -i wUABi ? ret,, einaa ai rl li t wiiia, or gentlemen l'o.d an. e* ? . : - Fh*i .? ..ii | ,i.***nl and he* tbv, t<.tnc nea. _


ocr: HOSE for Fire-Engines, Steamboats. Factories, STREET WASHERS, ke. from the be^toak-onm>-<i leather, with wrougni copper rivets, always on band and for sale by JOHN H. BOW ie i-CO. Curriers and Leather Deaier-, have alt? for sale calf skins wax and S?^^. leather, and curr.ed leather of every desenpoo"-? RAPES f?rn^TAWj^K?en?t Grapes for desert from 6 to 10 cent* per ?n for e?^?D^5^J 9 John-^ New-York^ GRAPES FOR f^Sa. >3 ? * eeaU Loose ripe and immature Isaac j? PCr * GBAPE SSgg& and at whole choice varierv froai the abo". ? . lie SSlTnwail. with h-traeucn. w ggggggr j Jcba.A c2 lm*


ocr: fe FOR" SHREWSBL'RY"," LONG BRANCH, (Ocean House,) PORT WASH? INGTON. MOUNTS AND BROWN'S DOCKS, (Middletown,) HIGHLAND DOCK, (when prac? ticable./ AND RED BANK.?The well-known steamboat JOHN HART, Capt. A. H Haggerty, will leave west side of Peck-slip Pier, East River, as follows: leave new-york. leave shrewsbury, Tii.'Mlay..OcL 1..1I A.M. Tuesday . Oct I . 2J P M. Wednesday? ? -..11$ ?? IWctlneadaj ?? 2.. 3 ThurstJay.. ?? 3. 12 M. Thursday.. ?? 3.. 3J ?? Friday .... ?? 4.. 6 A. M. Fridav ?? 1.2" Sarunittv .. ?? 2j P. M.jMonday ... ?? '?? 3 A.M. Tuesday.. ?? 8.. fi A. M. Tuesday... 3..10 Wednesday ?? f?.. 7 ?? j Wednesday" 9.10} " Thursday.. ?? 10.. 8 ?? Thursduy.. " iO.-Hj " Friday.... ?? II.. 3 ?? Friday.'... ?? 11?M M Saturday.. ?? 11..II ?? iMonuay... " Tuesday... ?? 15 104 ?? Tuesday.. " u'-i-duv... ?? i, .imj ?? Tuesoay.. * ?_, All persons are forbid tnisong ?ic above boat ou ac<?unt if the ownera. .?^3h?hi? N. B.-No freight taten on Sundays, except penihanif_. J.Fcrofuls, ?-/t Kber.m. ic. s* ? ^ J7? CLA8K k CO ll'J Biovlivar. " *???* uj"'m lm"


North Carolina standard. [volume]

ocr: DRYt'OOODSv FASHIONABLE Pi? a-.".'--. lit.

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

publisher: W.W. Holden


ocr: , t. .r; 7,"" TOHLrSHED KVKaY WKUSIuy ANU SATURDAY 3 4 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. 2- - 4. ! IALEIGII, SATURDAY MOllNING, 1. CAROLINA STANDARD Published WlWIT AND OEXI-WSKKI.T, W.HOliDEN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. . of thk Wskm. Two dollars PfTaaai ptjru.--. - . - antbs from the time of U not paia wimiu iui. r of thi Sejh-Wiiki.' in ailiinni. or within the Four dollars per first month; Four " , m advance, ?J "'""'" .Cuved six months; and hfty cents, U P? " onlhg frora the 1 r. . X nl Oil p:.- timi1, if nnt uaid within six mouiu- of subscribing. inflexibly adhered to. . The above ''Jrteen lines will "m. tr one doL, and twenty-five one " . anrt!on. those of greater for eacn t .M ' judicial Ad- Court orders and 25 per centher than the reasonable reduction rates. A re"- 7. . . t.i niiniinn win uc uiauu w I ,.. year. Advertisements ubci- will also appear in Paper, free of charge. and others, who may wsh to se n money Editor, can do so at all times, by Mail and hw Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted. to the Editor must come free of postage. Caswell Female Institute, YANCEYVILLE, N. C. GOULD, A.M. Principal. . . . rr 1 8 , V.. Kei.lo-,g, Assistant ana leacncr Branches. E. B. Gould, Teacher of Music. Subscriber, availing himself of the well known hooithinpss of this situation, has undertaken to estab o Female. Senunaru. which, in addition to meeting wants of this vicinity, shall merit patronage from Ha h:is. accordinclv. spared nopains in procur- .sc;dt ivisspssin? the highest qualifications. Kellogg, (who has recently arrived,) received her at some of the best institutions in the country, !. wn hiahlv successful as a Teacher. Testimo of the most commendable character can be exhib from gentlemen ot the urst respeciauuuj. course of studies will now embrace all the bran solid and ornamental, usually taught in Female of the highest class. Thoroughness is the feature in the plan of instruction. The govern is strict, but gentle and conciliatory. For rapid and superior attainments in Music, Drawing, and Embroidery, it is believed that this School offers very unusual facilities. subscriber will devote one half of his time to this his connection with the Dan River Institute still including washing, from $3 to $7 per month. are required to board in families approved by the next session will commence on the 6A of January. attention is requested as far as practicable. Charge he made frora the time of entering to the close of and no deduction made for absence except sickness. Teiims Pek Session of Fiv Mosthj : according to studies pursued from $8 to SIS (Piano with singing) three lessons per with an extended series of vocal ex for cultivating the voice after the approved European method, Painting in water colors, stylogra Monochromatic, Painting ami Em each - - - 20 00 00 00 B. GOULD. 25, 1850. 844 3tw. Register insert three times and forward account. CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, (Hillsborough Street,) R.tUEIGH, X. C. , REV. BEKNET T. BLAKE, Principal. VV. C. D.u-h, A.M., Professor of Mathematics Ancient Lunguages. W. Petersilia, Professor of Music. Lcct M. Petersilia, Teacher of Drawing and Young Ladies can be accommo with board in the family of the Principal. will receive all the attention, and enjoy all the of a private family. course of study is well digested, thorough and The entire expense to a pupil will be cover the payment of One Hundred Dollars in advance, of five months. This will include Board with Music, French, Latin, Greek, Mathe Drawing and Painting. separately, the charges will he as follows: per session of five months, $50 00 in the Classical Department, 20 00 in the English Department. 15 00 on Piano or Guitar, 20 00 and Painting, 10 00 in oil Colours, 15 00 10 00 Pupils will be regularly instructed in Vocal Mu further charge. Annual Examination of the Pupils of this Insti will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, the 5th of December ensuing. Session for 1851 begins 6th January, 1851. - B. T. BLAKE, Principal. Nov. 8, 1850. 4 tf. Lowell Male Academy, ORAhGE COUNTY, N. C. present session of this Institution will close on 20th of December; and the next session will nn Thnr1 I. . requested to be present at the commencement session. --.t, uniiuarv xnii. HTTiiftira are School continues under the superintendence of james A. JUean, jvi. A., as Principal, and Mr. Larabee, B. A. as Associate. The Academv build new, and is so constructed as to accommodate throe four Teachers. It is hoped that the friends of will rally around it, and furnish a suffi number of students to test its capability. objects will constantly be kept in view : , To promote thorough scholarship. 2nd. To secure from the contamination of vice, and to in mto their minds moral and religious principles. 3d a taste for general knowledge. INo pains De spared to obtain all these ends. T Macon College ; but the course of instruction as to prepare for any College in the country ; and equally adapted to such as do not intend to pursue course. , -. ae heretofore, viz: Tuition $10 00 $12 d 15 00. Board in the best families, $25 00 Lowell , is in Orange county. . North Carolina, west of Henderson, end about the same dis North-west of Raleigh. , D. C. PARRISH, Sec. Ex. Com. 28, 1850. 844 4t. ' Rev. Dr. Hooper's Farnlly School . w.lfcf Country, JVear ZMtleto Depot f T Warms Cocrty, N.' C' " .' " " '. ' . R,T- Wm. Heop, Pof. J. DiBs A" tas CHoonn;,.. ... dyJ "e" w m commence rt the first Thurs to send r17' pefltte,ted at those who in. "3 'lJSVn Bkeerty application.': .. i-.1v ' 8ao 8 4t. NORTH "THE CRY IS EVER ONWARD!" . PYFER&CO. The Old and hnperishably renowned Prize Sellers. No. 1, Light Street, Baltimore, Md. - ' Who have for years been dispensing large and handsome P izes to their Correspondent have never had such propitious month as the month of November has proven IK TBI WAT OF SELLIHO PHIZES ! a -.1 feel assured that the month of December must far surpass any preceding one as the schemes are Unusually Kick, JSrtUiam ana uazzung, j. I . - 4 C II Now is the time lor speculators 10 invest wiia a iuii cer tainty of unbounded success. You that would have y our pockets well line J on Christmas Hollidats Do not neglect to seize the present opportunity of secure ing to yonrselves that much coveted object Monet. Which may be obtained by the trifling outlay' of a $5 or $10 bill in some of the' following splendid schemes. Graud .Lotteries for December, 150. Confidence Strictly Observed. Date Capital No. of , Price of Price ol Dec. Prizes. jianois. ii.Keis. racKagea. 2 2 $15,000 75 Nos 11 drawn $8 $30 00 3 4 20,000 2 of 25,000 24,000 78 Nos 75 Nos 78 Nos 15 drawn 19 drawn 13 drawn ' 15 drawn 13 drawn 12 drawn 13 drawn 13 drawn 12 drawn ' 13 drawn 13 drawn 1 1 drawn 12 drawn 16 drawn 12 drawn 13 drawn ; 13 drawn 15 drawn . 12 drawn 15 drawn 13 drawn 14 drawn 12 drawn - 12 drawn 13 drawn 5 10 5 5 12 8 5 10 5 4 15 8 5 10 6 5 10 8 5 10 5 4 25 8 5 16 40 18 15 45 28 18 37 18 11 48 32 18 30 22 18 35 25 18 30 18 13 100 23 18 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 5 B 7 9 20,000 75 Nos 40,000 78 Nos 25,000 75 Nos 24,000 78 Nos 30,000 78 Nos 25,000 75 Nos 10,000 66 Nos 52,500 75 Nos 25,000 7$ Nos 20,000 75 Nos 35,000 78 Nos 25,000 75 Nos 18,000 78 Nos 40,000 75 Nos 26,000 78 Nos 20,000 75 Nos 30,000 75 Nos 22,500 78 Nos 15,000 75 Nos 61,370 78 Nos 25,000 75 Nos 25,000 78 Nos 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 13 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 In addition to the above Brilliant Schemes, we have tickets in all the Lotteries drawn in the State of Mary land, and advertised by other Agents. PLEASE OBSERVE. Correspondents will please bear in mind that the prices of Packages of Quarter Tickets only are pub lished in this paper. The Printed official drawings which Correspondents can rely upon as being correct, are always forwarded from Pyfer & Co'n. Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold at sight, will be promptly remitted1 to those Correspon dents who draw prizes at Pyfer & Co's. Remember A Package of Tickets, can draw four of the most splendid prizes in a scheme. In order to secure a Fortune, and the cash immcdiate Iv after the result is known, the readers of this paper have only to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets, to the Old Established, far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery Brokers, PYFER & CO. No. 1, Light Street, Baltimore, Md. Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office. Oct. 22d, 1850. 839 FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, N. C. THE Twentieth Semi-annual Session of this Institu tion will commence on the 1st Monday in Jan. 1S51. - ... 1.1 f , The location is pleasant, proveroiaiiy neauniui,reureu, yet easy of access at all seasons of the year. This in stitution is so arranged and conducted as to combine the greatest advantages with the least expense, and to give . . . . f, C it,, it..-, mill competent and emcieni instruction in mi 01 mc '" branches of an accomplished Female Education The Board and TuiHon m all the branches requisite for a Diploma and Gold Medal will not exceed $124 00 per annum. The Ornamental brancnes, emoracing instrumental Music, Wax Fruit and Flowers, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting in Oil and Water Colors, at the usual prices. Vocal Music, Needle and fancy worn, gratis. The Libraries of the Principals are accessible to ad vanced Students. Lectures noon Literary and Scientific subjects, wita Dpropiate experiments will be delivered during the Ses- KIT. IX . 1j. ulvA v .ctj, J. WILCOX, L. C. GRAVES, Associate Principals. 9 November 30, 1850. PROF. MORGAN'S INSTITUTE. THE Rev. Professor Morgan has established at Salis bury, North Carolina, Ji YOlT.VfJ JLJWLE'8 I.VSTITUTE, (a model school, ) of the highest grade. The success of his system in Edgeworth ;during five years, is known to most compe tent judges in Virginia, North and South Carolina. It is believed that no similar institution has made such am ple provision for the comfort and success ef 1 oung la dies, at such moderate expense to the pupil. The year will close in June. All information will be sent to ap plicants. ' ?-'" ' The whole expense lor one year ot 1 v morruis tim ing in June is from $130 to 200. November 30, 1850. 10 SEDGWICK FEMALE SEMINARY. RALEIGH, N. C. THE Spring term of this Institution will open on Tuesday the first day of January, 1851. Terms per Session of five months, (payable in advance?) Board and English Tuition, ' $60 60 Music on Piano or Guitar, r 20 00 ' Use of Instrument, ' 3 00 ' . Latin and French, each,' ' 10 00 ' Incidental Expenses, v ' 1 00 ! MRS. J. J. FINCH, Principal. Nov.30, 1850. ' 844-4t w. TEACHERS WANTED 1 . THE Trustees of the Forestville Female Aqar7emy wish to emDlov a Gentleman and his Wife to take charge of their School, commencing about the 2nd or am Monday m January. If they cannot get a man and his wife, thev wonlil pmnlnv n vniinir ladv. "' Testimonials as to character and qualifications will be required. Address the subscriber at Forestville, Wake county, N. C. ' r J. 8. PURIFY, Sec. Nov. 28, 1850. " 1 10 tf. Register publish till forbid. " CANDLES, CANDL.ES. , THE subscriber having purchased the ' , Payettevilie Caudle Factory. Is prepared to mould best Candles, and solicits the pat ronage of those having tallow to mould. A.M. CAMPBELL: November 30,1850. ... ' 9 3t. . NOTICE.' N Saturday, the 28th of December, LgftO',. wil be y .renieu to tne mgueei . uiuuer ior toe next year ,THE STORE HOUSE formerly occupied by Spencer and 1 imWTlake. Terms made known on the day of rent. . ;: . n l: ,, :- -tv-LUGE-NIA- M. SPENCER. Franklin Co., Nov. 30th, 1850. 9 td. Practice what you Preacli. . , ' From Liverpool to Wilmington N. C. DIRKCT IMPORTATIONS. s' ' I have just received a large 6 tock of. . , direct from the Liverpool manufactories, which I am prepared to sell on very reasonable terms, at whole sale or retail. ' , ' - To all who are disposed to encourage direct importa tions, I would say that a fair share of patronage is all I ask to enable me to compete with any other importer in the United States. I offer a fair chance to all who are disposed to build up Southern Independence. ' ' In addition to the Crockery, Business, I will continue to keep a large and well selected stock of . Farming Implements, to which I particularly invite the attention of my farm ing friends. I am continually in receipt of the latest im provements in these articles, and will take great pleasure in showing them to all who are desirous of examining them. ALEX. McRAE, Jr. Wilmington, Nov. 13, 1850. 5 6m. ' JOHN KANE'S , RE ST A U It ANT! Fayetteville Street. A fiw doors North of The VarbrougU House, fita JS'earljf Opjioirlte Lawrence's Hotel RALEIGH, N. C. Is Open for the Season ! Every thing furnished in such Establishments will be served up in the best style, and at the shortest notice., ' Fresh Oysters of a Superior Kind, 3F Call at Kane's on Fayetteville Street, a few doors to the North of x aibrough s House, and nearly opposite Lawrence's Hotel. , P. S. There is a BILLIARD SALOON in the Es tablishment JOHN KANE. Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1850. 5 tf. NEW BOOK STORE, Just Opened Two Doors Above U. Smith's Store. RALGIGII, N. C. rrHE Subscriber has just opened a Book Store in Ra- I leigh, two doors above Mr. Richard Smith's Store, where he offers to the public sesxeex, books,' Of almost every description, together with a large col lection of RELIGIOUS WORKS, From the pens of eminent authors of the different De nominations ; also, . Stationery, Of excellent quality ; all of which he proposes to sell on very reasonable terms. Any Book not on band at present, can be ordered and received by the Subscriber in a few days, and he will be prompt to fulfil all orders from town or country. JOHN W. O'NEAL. Raleigh, Sept. 12, 1850. ' 833 tC New Goods, New Goods ! ' JLook Out for Good ISar gains. JUST the very thing at last ; that long and anxiously ed for train, containing those CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS, that was selected by Alexander Creech, with great care and with an eye single to the wants ot his friends and customers has ai rived and now opened, and for sale. For the Ladies a Urge and varied assortment of beau tiful prints of the latest styles, a large assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS 1 a large and beautiful assortment of a most every kind for Gentlemen. Call at his Store, two doors above Mr. Richard Smith's cornerj and next door to Messts. A. B. Stith & Co's. Auction and Commission store, and you will not regret it. ALEXANDER CREECH. Kaleigh, Nov. 20, 1850. . 8 Fresh Arrivals Tri-Weekly ! HARDING & CO. Will Receive New Goods Xrl-WccUly During the Winter Season, DIRECT FROM THEIR MANUFACTORY. By this arrangement purchasers will always find Something JVeto and Attractive, ' By examining th ir Stock. . As for Bargains Gentle men you can't beigin to buy as cheap elsewhere. Call and supply you.-selves, IN TELEGRAPH BUILDING, . . Fayetteville Street. Raleigh, Nov. 15, 1350. . 5 Prime Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, And the best Imported Ccgars, May be found at HENRY KIEM'S GE3rasxLA.x, xrA.iK'3?-sr sonas, First Corner North of Yarorough House,, And opposite Lawrence's Hotel, Keeps on hand a good assortment of Useful, Fancy, and Ornamental Articles, Confoctionaries, Groceries, &c. ' ; &c. ; &c ' - Raleigh, Nov. 1850. ' 6 ' BOOT and SHOE OL BURCH would inform nis oia cusiouim .well as others, that he has now in his employ Jls good, Workmen as there is in the Union, and feels confident that he can make any article in his line as well if not a little better than can he got else where, he has nei ther spared pams nor expense in pro curing the service ol workmen for the above purpose. His Materials are the best known totte Trade. The Latest Fashions always at hand- Call two doors below the Post Office., Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1850. . . ., . ' 835 BOOT AND SHOE STORE. n T. BURCH. - tf AM tiovf receiving from me .lunuciu -n c..niir of Boots and Shoes. and without, enumerating the articles, I will say that my STOCK IS Zj&RGE, ... . . ,d that I win give as good bargains as can be bought in the City. . - - ' ' v ' 835 Kaleigh Oct. 2, 1850. . . .. v:. ; . oja ; ' IIEARTT & LITCIIF0RD. Dealers In Staple nd Fancy Dry Goods. jiats, caps; soots and shoes: ' -En. Article, Acc - . TTAVE received early their entire Stock of Fall and 11 j- . , arhirh thev resDectfnlly Invite thettention of their wwtomcrs, and Uie pnbhe generally. end all of which are otteiedon we io uu,,""r- I Eftleigh, Oct. 183, lf3SO. ,i n ;'-v , o.... ,.nif Cloth. Dress A Frock Coats. 1 gi ENTL'E MEN if you want a good flttingeoat jnade Raleigh, Nov. 15. 5 FASHIONABLE J KWELRY ': Palmer1 & Ramsay HAVE Just received the most splendid Rich and Handsome in their line ever offered for sale' in the city of ine elegance ot tne articles being only surpassed by usefulness and convenience. 2 The 'patterns are new, ana tne beauty of the various designs by they are embellished are quite unique and fanciful, ing the very highest perfection of art and sire an; inspection, which is the only proof convince all persons 'of correct taste that such ijrootls, at,such very reasonable prices, were never before in North Carolina.' Our Fashionable Store, fore, stands A'. No. 1, among the attractions Of the of Raleigh during the present Winter. ' " ' " ' Splendid Gold and Silver Watches, Gold,', vest, fob and guard Chains, ' ' ' Ladie's ' watch chains, new style, V ; v ; Seals, keys, chains, earrings, breastpins, rings, Diamond breast pins And Rings, '-' Gold lockets, braclete, ketches, and ! Gold and silver Pencils and pens, . .: i- Gold silver, and steel spectacles, ; m ; Geld and silver buttons and studs, . . . - Gold and silver thimbles,. and silver combs, Gold and silver buckles and slides,,; ' Coral, assorted, silver and shell card cases, . Clocks,' warranted good time pieces, . Silver table, desert, and teaspoons. - Ladles, sugar tongs, cream, and salt spoons, , Silver & plated butter knives, silver forks and Steel keys and chains and. music boxes, . ; Steel worked bags, tassells, rings and beads, A large collection of fine Cutlery, Perfumery for the toilet, and fancy Boxes, . ' Full sets fine Waiters, - . Rich plated Castors, candfesticks, baskets, ., Waiters and fruit stands, new -styli-s, Brittania ware and flower vaces, ... Pocket books and silk purses, Vt- ... ; Hair, tooth and shaving brushes, . Pistols, table cutlery and guitar strings, Fancy Goods, . - . Their, personal attention will be devoted to all kinds of Watches,. Clocks and Jewelry. Old gold and silver taken in exchange. November 1850. THE PEPPER BOX. Corner of Wilmington and Hargett RA LEIGH, N. C. THIS splendid Establishment, just and elegantly fitted up, is now open for spection and patronage of the ' Public. ' W. R. PEPPER, the Agent and Manager, known in this community, and throughout the a Caterer for the taste of all those fond of GAlJE, OYSTERS, FISH, . AND MANT OTHER DELICACIES OF THE ' Baked, Scalloped, Fried, Stwed, ' And done up " brown, " with the et The House is so arranged as to furnish Saloons pletely retired for private parties of gentlemen of feasting themselves and mends. . PEPPER attends to the Cuisne in Person. handsomely piled up, sent to every part of the short notice ; and Parties will be supplied at any the day or night, by sending their orders to the Members of the Legislature, when fatigued with arduous official duties, may refresh themselves at PER'S ; and other Visiters, as well as his old customers of the City, nre invited to do the same. pains or expense snail be spared to make tins HOUSE where every wish of the Epicure shall be fied. W. II. Agent for L. F. Raleigh, No v.: 15, 1350. 842 Look out for the Engine when the Bell j&W-All Aboard ! Bound to ' I'cace's Jilock, Opposite Post Oft ice, Tne Southern Home RALEIGH, N. C. MUCH has been said in Congress, by members, about the rights of the Sooth; community and surrounding country now have portunity of patronizing their own merchants and who make up gentlemen's wearing apparel, by the Proprietor s new Establishment, Peace's posite the Post office. The Proprietor, having made the SCIENCE of ting Gentlemen's fashionable clothing his study, most lasnionaoie uities, lor many years, is now ed to give satisfaction to all who may want their ing made. Uentlemen furnishing cloth and will thus give employment lo many in the City ; if-..'.!-. .-. . ' . 1 hose who only wish their garments cut shall them warranted to fit, and at moderate prices. . men's garments altered and repaired .at the BOtiCe. . . . - i -..-.;,..:' .i . ... The New York and Philadelphia Fashions Fall and Winter just received. ., . , Wanted immediately,, two first rate whom employment will be given and the highest Kaleigh, Oct. 22. IS50. S3S New Confectionary & Grocery 3 Zfoors below the Post Office. XfTM. GRIFFICE, & CO. have opened a ,W tionary and Grocery Store, in Raleigh,. 3 below the Post Office, where they have on will sell on reasonable terms the following . . . 4.G33.eeH.xasis. ';.V .-. , .Sugar and Coffee, .j, . . : Crushed Sugar, :; Do. , St-Croix, Havana . do.! -k ,. Candles and Soap, . ... Pepper and Spice, ; ., Black and Imp. Tea, .f ,.; Copperas and ... Saleratus and Snuff. , . - Brooms, &C..&C . : .-. JWyere' Best Chewing Tobacco. . .-..-.... 5.. Coaifectionat'ies. t t Best Segars, . f-.-... . VVatorJrackers, ' Dolls, Accordians, .'.'.' 1 .; Butter and Soda, , Fancy Candies, Citron, . Prunes, Cocoa , Almonds, Filberts, t .-.'English Walnuts, ' ". Palm Nuts,- -,; . ,i; n i.Figs and Raisins, i And every thing, usually kept in a Confectionary They will say to the public that they carry -.:,, Candy -Muking Business, . , ; ; . ; and without boasting they can assure the public will sell the best Candy , as cheap as any house place, and warrant it to he as good as can be .. ..Merchants and others, buying by the.. find it to their interest to give them a call. Raleigh, October 9, 1850., ,-. .,- . , . , 836 North Carolina Music Store. flHE Subscriber takes this opportunitv of i. iasto the people ot North Carol ios. that he to open in this Cily, in December nejet, S TORE, where will always oe found a sortment of Foreign and American Music and. instruments ; all ot which will be selected by ' The" Pianos will be from the best' the' United States', and will be' sold at New Philadelphia prices , Raleigh; November;, I860. , . -.. PAOA jCOMMJSSiparIERCUAlVT, V? to ilYont Shockot Warth6sp VFFERS bis sovktetlTolacoo', Wheat, and Corn; and. respectfully solicits Kichhosd, January 1st, mou.


ocr: Sale of Land f o r Taxes. WILL be sold for its Taxes the Lands belonging to Robert M. Brickell, Harris Norfleet's heirs, Ab'ram Ricks and M, Fort, Ballard's heirs, William S. Futrell, Jesse Nelson, Exum Nelson's heirs, before the Court House door, in the town of Jackson, on the first Monday in Decembej. 1850. " Acres Owners " ' Location 150 Harris Nerfleet, . - Roanoke River, 172 Robert M.Brickell, , , .. 11 ' - ; 300 .Ballard's heirs, Poticasi Creek, 60 William Futrell, . " 92 Jesse Nelson, 60 yxum Nelson, 200 Abrara Rix and M. Fort, ' -" Tax $8,32 1,92 - 32 8,32 1,00 1,52 1,32 6,72 ' H. SPIVEY. ShJE Sept. 2, 1850. (Pr. Adv. $3) , 835 td.


ocr: $4 PER ANNUM IN RALEIGH, VOL. 1. t TIIE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD. mU. FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE! THE WEEKLY STANDARD AT TWO DOLLARS A tEAR. CHEAPEST I'.II'i H J.V "! STTJS! t,,o nrl wishes of manv of his friends, and being desirous of YIELDING to to?J the Subscriber has determined, since for his paper put the Weekly Standard at a still lower price, h PSV will hereafter be as follows: Z ire Zv advance, or ithin the first month ; $2 50 vithin tke FTJZ;Pand$3 if not paid vtthtnM months. iC the Semi- Weekly, $ 4 in advance, or vrithin the first month ; 4 60 vnthm the lor the Semi "ceay i(J within SIX months. first six rnufuno w - v. Wha. we mean by an advance paynjen. is, scribed to, JgyWJ- rnd3 anofif ym'en.de.ayed be inflexibly adhered to. The Standard THE And no one, who chooses to avail himself of Pre . .. ... n WiC Th "snhscriher will continue iu uc uic to maLTmore uslul to his party and more devoted, as heretofore, to . DEMOCRACY, SOUTHERN RIGHTS, RICUL TV RE, VALUABLE STATISTICS OF all uki&, iniu MARKETS, CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE PRO CEEDINGS, fyc. 4c. The Standard will also contain THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC HEWS! By which its readers will be furnished with intelligence considerably In Advance of the Northern Papers. . , con,rri .nn i he nresent suoscrioers w mo jiuua.i v... -. -xne preset. ., onT and those of them who may wish to hv settlino" ud arrearagres ami. laanjg " transfer Their Subscriptions to the Semi-Weekly, transier meir suusonpuum j? payment on that in the same way ah mcy 7 e-o M c how much is due and transmit us the money for arrearages together with $2 or $4 as i he cSemaJ fo! the ensuing year; and if any of them should be unable to determine how thev stand on our dooks, wc wmmiuim ....w, " t. now nicy iau ... , u:c frnc. in nl narts of the State to assist him in t he suDscnner earnestly c4pcno i ...wv" r r j u r i t, wn,r this enterprise With a little effort in each neighborhood he feels satisfied the Weekly 'XSZs to his friends along the Daily, Tri-weekly, and Semi-week- ly Mail lines to maKe arrangements ut uuw wi THE SEMI-WEEKLY STANDARD! The mail facilities in this State are so limited that he will need all the subscribers 1iR ran crpt ainno- these lines, to sustain nim in Subscribers, and gentlemen sending in the names of subscribers will please distinguish, i .u ivw,, nrA th Spmi-W eeklv. opposite eacn name, oetweeu uic "wij Ealeigh, Norember 6, 1850. FEfllALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, N. C. THE Twentieth Semi-annual Session of this Institu tion will commence on the 1st Mondaj in Jan. 1851. The location is pleasant, proverbially healthful, retired, vet easv of access at all seasons, of the year. This in stitution is so arranged and conducted as to combine the greatest advantages with the least expense, and to give competent and efficient instruction in all of the various branches of an accomplished Female Education The Board and Tuition in all the branches requisite for a Diploma and Gold Medal will not exceed $124 00 per annum. The Ornamental branches, embracing Instrumental Music, Wax Fruit and Flowers, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting in Oil and Water Colors, at the usual prices. Vocal Music, Needle and Fancy work, gratis. The Libraries of the Principals are accessible to ad vanced Students. Lectures upon Literary and Scientific subjects, with appropiate experiments will be delivered during the Ses sion. Ret.. N. L. GRAVES, J. WILCOX, L. C. GRAVES, Associate Principals. November 30. 1850. 9 CANDLES, CANDLES. ri"THE subscriber having purchased the . 1 Favettcville Candle Factorv. Is prepared to mould best Candles, and solicits the pat ronage oi mose bavmg tallow to mould. A. M. CAMPBELL. November 30, 1850. 9 3t. NOTICE. ON Saturday, the 28th of December, 1850, will be rented to the highest bidder, for the next year THE STORE HOUSE formerly occupied by Spencer and Tim'berlake. Terms made known en the day of rent. LUGENIA M. SPENCER. Franklin Co., Nov. 30th, 1850. ' 9 td. The Rev. Dr. Hooper's Family School In the Country Vor Littleton JUepot, Warren Cochty, N. C. Teachers Ret. Wm. Hoopeb. Prof. J. DtBiR- niebk Hooper, aho Thoxas C. Hoofer. rlHE nsxt session will commence on the first Thura- J day in January. It is requested that those who in tend to send, will make early application. Nov. S3, 1850. 8 4t. MATCH HORSES. A PAIR of fine well broke HORSES for sale at the Livery Stable of Messrs. COOKE BUFFALOE. Raleigh, Nov. 27, 1650. 7 3U medicine Gatsca TH the Tea and Tablespoon full graduated, which evenr fsmilv .Knnl.l .-Ia h TlriKT Stnr. ' n WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO. wleigh, April, 1850. 807- . . n IWedicine CItcsts ' A FURTHER supply of those beautiful Medicine vnests just received at , . PESCUD'S Drug Store. Kaleigh, August 7, 1850. 827-- , , . , a payout "gP; J "fo- f0c the' Semi-Weekly will be beyond six moth, These ,W , O will thus be Ilff CP3EC3S STATE. the advance payment, can complain of the nftntinn to his Daner. and will endeavor " . ; , t -n i interesting to the general reader It will be NEWS, STATE REFORM, AG- ava thftmselves of the advance pavment. - . e , - , can easily take advantage of the advance P,flm ne their recemts. see nis enterprise. WW HOLDEN "THE CRY IS EVER ONWARD!" PYFER & CO. The Old and hnperUhably renowned Prize Sellers. No. 1, Light Street, Baltimore, Md. Who have for years been dispensing large and handsome Pr!, t th.ir CoiresDondenU have never had such a propitious month as the month of November has proven Ik the wat or ssiiure prizes I Ami thev fpel assured that the month of December must far surpass any preceuing one u wo - 1 4Lm (tawnAn QPtt I Unusuallv i?'-t, Brilliant ana Uazzung, Now is the time for speculators to invest wiw a iuu cer II tainty of unbounded success. You that would have your pockets well line J on Chiiistxas Holiidats Do not neglect t seize the present opportunity of secure ing to yonrseles that-mucn coveieu oDjeci Which may be obtained oy we inning uuuj o h or SftO bill in some of the following splepdid schemes rcrsinrf Lnfteriei for December. 1du. Confidence Strictly Observed. Date Dec. Capital No. of Price of Price ol rrizes, Ballots. Tickets. Packages. 2 "$15,000 75 Nos 11 drawn $8 $30 00 3 4 i 5 B 7 9 10 11" 12 20,000 of 25,000 24,000 20,000 40,000 78 Nos 75 Nos 78 Nos 75 Nos 78 Nos 15 drawn 19 drawn 13 drawn 15 drawn 13 drawn 5 10 5 ' 5 12 8 5 10 5 4 15 8 " '5 1 10 . 6 5 MO 8 5 10 5 - 4 25 8 5 16 00 00 00 00 40 18 15 45 28 18 37 18 11 48 32 18 30 22 18 " 35 25 18 30 18 00 00 00 25,000 78 Nos ; 24,000 78 isfbs ? 30,000 78 No' 25,000 75 Nos 10000 fifi Nos 52,500 75 Nos 25,000 . 78 Nos 20,000 75 Nos 12 drawn 13 drawn 13 drawn 12 drawn 13 drawn 13 -drawn 11 drawn 12 flrawn 16 drawn 12 drawn 00 00 00 13 14 00 00 00 16 17 18 19 35,000 25,000 18,000 40,000 26,000 26,000 30,000 22,500 15,000 61,370 25,000 25,000 78 Nos 75 Nos 00 00 00 20 78 Nos'' 13, drawn 75 Nos 13 drawn 21 23 24 00 00 00 78 Nos 15 drawn 75 Nos 12 drawn 75 Nob 15 drawn 73 Nos 13 drawn 25 26 27 28 30 31 00 I 00 75 Nos 14 drawn 4 13 d00 78 Nos 18 drawn -25 100-00 75 Nos 12 drawn 8 28 00 78 Nos 13 drawn 5 18 00 In addition to the abqve Brilliant Schemes, we have tickets in all the Lotteries drawn in the State ot Alary- land, and advertised by other Agente. PLEASE OBSERVE. Correspondents .will please bear in mind that the prices of Packages of Quarter Tickets only are pub lished in this paper. ' '" . The Printed official drawings which Correspondents can rely upon as being correct, are always forwarded from Pyfer & Co's. Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold at sight, will be promptly remitted to those Correspon dents who draw pnxee at fyfef & Co's. Remember A Package of Tickets, can draw four of the most splendid prizes in a scheme. In order to secure a Fortune, and the cash immediate ly after the result is kirown, the. readers of this paper have only to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets, to the Old ' Established, far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery Brokers, PYFER & CQ. No. 1, Light Street, Baltimore, Md. Or Box 524. Baltimore Post Office. Oct. 22d, 1850. 839- From I .direct I am prepared to sale or retail. To all who tions, I would ask to enable me the United disposed to build In addition to to keep a large to which I ing friends. I provements in in showing them them. Wilmington, A few doors Jlna Is Every thing served up in the Fresh Jtt Call at to the North of Lawrence's P. S. There tablishment. Raleigh, Nov. Just Opened THE leigh, two where he offers Of almost every lection of From the pens nominations; Of excellent very reasonable Any Book not received by the prompt to fulfil Raleigh, Sept. New JLooli JUST the ed for CHEAP that was selected and with an eye customers has For the Ladies tiful prints ol the a large and Gentlemen. Richard Smith's Stith & Co's. will not regret Raleigh, Nov. Fresh Will DIRECT By this By examining m on von rn n't and supply Raleigh, Nov. Prime And the First And Keeus on hand and &c. Raleigh, J BX OL . rp.'n as Jtm rood. and feels line as well if where, he has tl.e His The Latest Raleigh, w AM now ,nrl without and that I will thKale!gh ' Dealers HATS, t I'AVE H w;t the attention and all of Raleigh, Second ""I Tin the Raleigh,


ocr: - " ' - ' - ' ' : "' "' :' :'" :"' 77 ;7-:, ' 7 ,7 '7,' ' ' ; , published every Wednesday: and Saturday morningI .; , V1 a 4 PER ANJUM IN ADVANCE. RALEIGH, SATURDAY jMGENING, 1)ECIMFER OL. 1. JN UR'fil CAROLINA STANDARD W. HOLD EN, EOITOtt AND PROPRIETOR. or "tkeWkiiki.t. TVoCS or witnm me nret moniu , - Tfa if payment be delayed "-c time of :f within an months irom " 11 r v0ur dollars per of ti -"""-r-flrat month: Four in advance, or wito - sis mon,hs. and fifty cents, .f pavme nthe fromthe Five Dollars, if not paid wumn of subscribing :flTillv adhered to. The above rules "; rteen line8 WM ; ne aud tWenty-five one time .a.-n . thosa ef greater for each 'uu orient Judicial Ad in propor ton. Cou t o er the will be chafed 25 p r cent I h g rate. ,:hvlhe rear. Advertisements inser Paper, free of charge. Caswell Female Institute, YANCEY VILLE, N. C. B . GOULD, A . M . Principal. Katk E. K.Lior.8, Assistant and Teacher of Branches. E. B. Goulu, Teacher of Music. Subscriber, availing himself of the well known nf this situation, has undertaken to estab Female Seminary, which, in addition to meeting of this vicinity, shall merit patronage from He has, accordingly, spared no pains in procur assistant possessing tne nignns. Kello-g, (who has recently arrived,) received her at some of the best institutions in the country, been highly successful as a Teacher. Testimc of the most commendable character can be exhib gentlemen of the first respectability. course of studies will now embrace all the bran solid and ornamental, usually taught in Female of the highest class. Thoroughness is the feature in the plan of instruction. The govern is strict, but gentle and conciliatory. For rapid and superior attainments in Music, Drawing, and Emhroidery, it is believed that this School offers very unusual facilities. subscriber will devote one half of his time to this his connection with the Dan River Institute still including washing, from $S to $7 per month. are required to board in families approved by the next session will commence on the 6A of January. attention is requested as far as practicable. Charge he mado from the time of entering to the close of and no deduction made for absence except sickness. . Terms Per Session of Fits Mosths : according to studies pursued from $8 to $15 (Piano with singing) three lessons per with an extended series of vocal ex for cultivating the voice after the approved European method, - 20 00 Painting in water colors, stylogTa Monochromatic, Painting and Em each - 6 00 " 5 00 B. GOULD. 25, 1850. 844 3tw. Register insert three times and forward account. CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, (Hillsborough Street,) It A LEI Gil, ft. C. REV. BENNET T. BLAKE, Principal. v. C. Docb, A.M., Professor of Mathematics Ancient LunHuges. V. Peteusilia, Professor of Music. Li-ct M. Pete rsi 1.1 a, Teacher of Drawing and Young Ladies can be aecommo with board in the family of the Principal. will receive all thcattention, and enjoy all the of a private family. course of study is well digested, thorough and The entire expense to a pupil will be cover the payment of One Hundred Dollars' in advance, session of five months. This will include Board with Music, French, Latin, Greek, Mathe Drawing and Painting. separately, the charges will be as follows: per session of five months, $50 00 in the Classical Department, 20 00 in the English Department. 15 00 on Piano or Guitar, 20 00 and Painting, 10 00 in oil Colours, 15 00 10 00 Pupils will be regularly instructed in Vocal Mu further charge. Ox Annual Examination of the Pupils of this Insti will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, the 5th of December ensuing. Session for 1851 begins 6th January, 1851. B. T. BLAKE, Principal. Nov. 8, 1850 4tf. FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, N. C. Twentieth Semi-annual Session of this Institu will commence on the 1st Monday in Jan. 185 1. location is pleasant, proverbially healthful, retired, of access at ail seasons of the year. This in is so arranged and conducted as to combine the advantages with the least expense, and to give I1U CUI(..LU. . .u OI lne vanoug of an accomplished Female Education Board and Tuition in All the branches requisite Diploma and Gold Medal will not exceed $134 00 -" Ornamental branches, embracing Instrumental Wax Fruit and Flowers, Ancient and Modern Drawing and Painting in Oil and Water at the usual prices. Music. Needle and Fancv work, cratis. Libraries of the Principals are accessible to ad students. upon Literary and Scientific subjects, with experiments will be delivered during the 8e Kit. N. L. GRAVES, J. WILCOX, L. C. GRAVES, : Associate Principals. 30. 1850. 9 TEACHERS WASTED. HE Trustees of the Forestville Female Acaemy fto emPIoy " Gentleman and his Wife to take 1 thelr School commencing about the 2nd or Monday in January. If they cannot get a man and -y WOulJ 0mP,oy young lady. l,raon'al8 88 character and qualifications will be v AKS subscriber at Forestville, Wake y" C- J. S. PURIFY, Sec. 50. 10-tf. till forbid. edandajLT0.,na,t0Trn ,',me' inst recet- uu IQr gain l r mrmrr-rxr. " Nov. 30. 1850. v 10 outb lowcll Male Academy, ' ORAXGE COUNTY, N. C. THE present session of this Institution will close on the 20th of December ; and the next session will commence on Thursday, January 2nd. Students are earnestly requested to be present at the commencement of the session. , .' , , The School continues under the superintendence of the Rev. James A. Dean, M. A., as Principal, and Mr. B F. Larabee, B. A. as Associate. The Academy build ing is new, and is so constructed as to accommodate three or even four Teachers. It is hoped that the friends of the institution will rally around it, and furnish a suffi cient number of students to test its capability. Three objects will constantly be kept in view : 1st. To promote thorough scholarship. 2nd. To secure the students from the contamination of vice, and to in till into their minds moral and religious principles. 3d. to cultivate a taste for general knowledge. No pain ill be spareu iu ouuuo an uiese enus. South Lowell Academy is a Preparatory School " of Randolph Macon College ; but the course of instruction is such as to prepare for any College in the country ; and it is equally adapted to such as do not intend to pursue a Collegiate course. Expenses as heretofore, vix: Tuition $10 00 $12- 50, and $15 00. Board in the best families, $25 00 per session. South Lowell is in Orange county. North Carolina, 33 miles west of Henderson, and about the same dis dance North-west of Raleigh. D. C. PARRISH, Sec. Ex. Com. November 23, 1850. 844 4U TAR RIVER ACADEMY. GRANVILLE COUNTY, N, C. THIS School will be opened for the reception of pu pils on the first Monday in February, 1851. This Academy is located 9 miles West ot uxtord, in a neizhborhood proverbiallv healthy, and the Pupils will have every facility to attend divine worship, as there is both a Baptist and t resbyterian Uaurch within a mile of the Academy. x The Trustees have secured the services of Mr. Jesse Smith, a gentleman of considerable experience as a Teacher, and well, qualified to prepare boys for College. The Trustees are determined to sustain a good School in the neighborhood, (all of them having children of their own to educate) and have therefore put tuition at the following very low rates: Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $5 00 English Grammar and Geography, - - . 7 50 The higher Branches of English, - - - 10 00 The Languages, - - - - - 12 50 Good board can be had in highly respectable families for $5 per mouth. Any information with regard to the School nisy be had by addressing Lewis P. Allen, Tar River, P. O., Granville co., N. C. December 1st, 1850. 845 tJ. SEDGEWICK FEMALE SEMINARY. RALEIGH, N. C. THE Spring term of this Institution will open on Tuesday the first day of January, 1851. Terms per Session of five months, payable in advance.) Board and English Tuition, $60 00 Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 00 Use of Instrument, ' 3 00 Latin and French, each, 10 00 Incidental Expenses, 1 00 MRS. J. J. FINCH, Principal. Nov. 30. 1850. 844 4t w. THE SCHOOL. AX HAHILTOSI, JTI.1IITI.V CO. JY. C. MR. J. H. HORNER resumes charge of the School at Hamilton, the 1st Monday in January next. In the Classical department the studies, as heretofore, will be strictly preparatory to the University. Board in the Principal's family and Tuition per ses sion of five months, - - - - Sf55 00 Hamilton is situated on an elevated plain near Roan oke river, twelve miles above Williamston, and is consid red a healthy location. P. P. CLEMENTS, Sec Board Trus. Hamilton, October, 1850. 839td. The Rev. Dr. Hooper's Family School lm the Country .War Littleton MJepot, Wakren Cocntt, N. C. Teachers Ret. Wm. Hoorm, Pbof. J. DeBer xieiie Hooper, ajcd Thomas C. Hoope. THE next session will commence on the first Thurs day in January. It is requested that those who in tend to send, will make early application. Nov. 23, 1850. 8 4t. St. MARY'S SCHOOL. RALEIGH, N. C. THE 18th Term of this School will commence on the fourth day of January 1851, and continue 'till the 7th of June. For a Circular containing full particulars, apply to the Subscriber. ALDEKT SMEDES. Rector. December 4th, 1850. . -11 5L BIBLICAL RECORDER OFFICE FOR SALE. ON the 30th instant, I will sell at the late Residence of the Rev. Thomas Meredith, the Press and good will of the Biblical Recorder, including the type, fix tures, Printing apparatus, &c The Recorder, as the organ of the Baptist Denomina tion of this State, has been long known as a religious paper of high character and extended patronage. W W- VASS, AV.. December 5, lS-O. 11 ts. ALEXANDER MACRAE, JR., IMPORTER OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHERN WARE, And Wholesale & Retail Dealer in all kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, South Side of Market St. Wilmington, IV. C. Wilmington, Nov. 27, 1850. 8 ly. Builder's Companion. - CONTAINING the Elements of Building, Surveying and Architecture, with practical Rules and Instruc tions connected with the subject. By A. C. Smeaton, tivii Engineer, &c. For Sale by HENRY D. TURNER. Raleigh, Nov. 27, 1850. 9 JOIIX Cf PALMER'S DAGTJERREA N GALLERY, IN his finely furnished Room warrants the Likenesses St ? nd 10 please. His reputation is so well known in North Carolina, it is useless to say more. Call at Pal mer and Ramsay' j Jewelry Store. Raleigh Nov. 25, 1850- 8 tf. "To Invalids. AT Pescud's Drug Store you may find Old London Dock Brandy, Porter, Old Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines, selected expressly for Medical puposes. Also, Capsules of Copaiba and Cubcbs, Castor Oil Capsules, Tarrants. Marshall's and Cubebs, &c, and all .the moat popular Patent Medicines in use November 21 FOR, $450. ':,,,,; ' i 'A L.OT at Wake. Forost College i for sale, con. X taining two and1 a half Acres, moderately im nmv. ed. - It is the handsomest site on the Hill, aiwl wii tered. . JOS. BRIDGES. December 2nd, 1850. . 11 tf. PIJEASANT GROIE ACADEMY FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. C.. ; 1 1 'HE. Exercises of this Institution will commence on I Monday the 6th of January nextj under the charge ot Mr. Edwin L. Barrett, a gentleman eminently quali fied to instruct in all the branches taught in preparatory Schools. The Academy will be neat and comfortable, situated about 200 yards from the residence of the sub scriber, known to be one of the most healthy locations in the Slate, and equidistant from Louisburg and the Shocco Springs. Board can be had with the subscriber, at $6,50 per month, and also in the families of Mr. Joseph J. Jones, Mr. Thomas A. Person, Mrs. Elizabeth Branch, and oth ers, all convenient to the Academy, at the above rates.. Parents and guardians may rest assured, that every attention will be paid, both to the morals and literary pursuits of the students; and owing to the healthiness of the situation, the purity of the water, and the morali ty of the neighborhood, the public and particularly those living in the lower country, would do well to give this institution a trial. TPITIOV PER SES3IOX. For the Languages, and higher English branches, $15 Lower English branches, - . - . 10 Address the Subscriber, Louisburg, N. C. WM. J, BRANCH. December 1st, 1850. . 845 4tw. Register and Spirit of the Age copy 4 times, weekly. Practice wbat you Preach. From Liverpool to Wilmington N. C. D1RKCT IMPORTATIONS. I have just received a large stock of jgwlMft CJIMJVa, &L..1SSX HUMUS-S UWRE. direct from the Liverpool manufactories, which I am prepared to sell on very reasonable terms, at whole sale or retail. To all who are disposed to encourage direct importa tions, I would say that a fair share of patronage is all I ask to enable me to compete with any other importer in the United States. I offer a fair chance to all who are disposed to build up Southern Independence. In .addition to the Crockery Business, I will continue to keep a large and well selected stock of Farming; Implements, to which I particularly invite the attention of my farm ing friends. I am continually in receipt of the latest im provements in these articles, and will take great pleasure in showing them to all who are desirous of examining them. ALEX. McRAE, Jr. Wilmington, Nov. 13, 1850. 5 6m. JOHN KANE'S RESTAURANT! Fay ettcville Street. . A fjw doors North of The Yarbrough House, .f k iVMrfjr Opposite Lawrence's Itotel RALEIGH, N. C. Is Open for the Season! Every thing furnished in such Establishments will be served up in the best style, and at the shortest notice. Fresh. Oysters of a Superior ILiud, ft K C'EI VEU D-HL. 1". XST Call at Kane's on Fayetteville Street, a few doors to the North of Yarbrough's House, and nearly opposite Lawrence's Hotel. P. S. There is a BILLIARD SALOON in the Es tablishment. JOHN KANE. Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1850. 5 tf. NEW BOOK STORE, Just Opened Two Doors Above B. Smith's Store. RALEIGH, IV. C THE Subscriber has just opened a Book Store in Ra leigh, two doors above Mr. Richard Smith's Store, where he offers to the public Of almost every description, together with a large col lection of RELIGIOUS WORKS, From the pens of eminent authors of the different De nominations ; also, Stationery, Of excellent quality ; all of which he proposes to sell on very reasonable terms. Any Book not on band at present, can be ordered and received by the Subscriber in a few days, and he will be prompt to fulfil all orders from town or country. JOHN W. O'NEAL. Raleigh, Sept. 12, 1850. 833 tf. New Goods, New Goods ! Xjook Out for Good Bargains. JUST the very thing at last ; that long and anxiously looked for train, containing those CHEAP. AND DESIRABLE GOODS, that was selected by Alexander Creech, with great care and with an ye single to the wants ot his friends and customers has airived and now opened, and tor sale. For the Ladies a large and varied assortment of beau tiful prints ol the latest styles, a large assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS! a large and beautiful assortment of a most every kind for Gentlemen. Call at his Store, two doors above Mr. Richard Smith's corner, and next door to Mess is. A. B. (Stith & Co's. Auction and Commission store, and you will not regret it. ALEXANDER CREECH. . Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1850. - 8 Fresh Arrivals Tri-Weekly ! HARDING & CO. Will Ueceive New Goods Trl-Weckiy During the Winter Season, DIRECT FROM THEIR MANUFACTORY. By this arrangement purchasers will always find Something Veu and Attractive, By examining th ir Stock. As for Bargains Gentle men you can't beigin to buy as cheap elsewhere. . Call and supply yourselves, , IN TELEGRAPH. BUILDING, ; . .. . .. . Fayetteville Street. Raleigh. Nov. 15, 1850. ' 5 ' Prime Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Aud tne best ' Imported Cegars, May be found at , ... ... , HENRY KIEH'S " GrBiffEXLAX. vAiaxE'rY so?e:a:E, First Corner North of Yarbrongn. House, ' And opposite Lawrena's Hotel, Keeps on hand a good assortment of, Useful," Fancy, ; and Ornamental Articles, Confectionaries, Groceries, -"' ' &c. &C- ' ' &c ' . ' Raleighy Nov. 1850.' .7 7 , , ' : ' COOT and SnOE T,.' :' ax a iff tj 3? a e a? e & ' . OL. BURCH weuld.iniorm nis 01a customers .well as others, that .he has now in his employ Jls good UVinifli as there is in the .Union, , and feels confident that be can make any article in his line as well it not a little belter-than can be got else where, he has neither spared pains nor expense in pro curing the service o . work men for the above purpose. His Materials, are the lest .known to the trade. The Latest Fashions always at hand- . ; - ' .7 t Call two doors, below the Post Ornee..-, Raleigh, dct. 2, 1S50. 833 , FASHIONABLE J EWELRY , STORE. Palmer & Ramsay , ' HAVE Just received ' the most splendid stock of tich and Handsome Goodi in their line ever offered for sale in the city of Raleigh, the elegance of the articles being only surpassed by their usefulness and convenience. . The patterns are entirely new,, and the; beauty of .the various designs by which they are embellished are quite untrue and fanciful, reach ing the very highest perfection of art and skill. We de sire an inspection, which is the only proof necessary to convince all persons of coirect taste that such splendid Goods, at' such very reasonable prices, were never offered before in North Carolina. Our Fashionable Store, there fore, stands A. No. 1, among the attractions of the City of Raleigh during the present Winter. Splendid Gold and Silver Watches, Cold,- vest, fob and guard Chains, Ladie's watch chains, new style, Seals, keys, chains, earrings, breastpins, rings, ' Diamond breast pins and Rings, Gold lockets, braclets, ketches, and necklaces, Gold aud silver Pencils and pens, Gold silver, and steel spectacles, Geld and silver buttons and studs, Gold and silver thimbles, and silver combs, Gold and silver buckles and slides, 1 Coral, assorted, silver and shell card cases, Clocks, warranted good time pieces, Silver table, desert, and teaspoons. Ladles, sugar tongs, cream, and salt Fpoons, Silver & plated butter knives, silver forks and cups Steel keys and chains and music boxes. Steel worked bags, tnssells, rings and beads, A large collection of fine Cutlery, Perfumery for the toilet, and fancy Boxes, Full sets fine Waiters, . -, Rich plated Castors, candlesticks, baskets, Waiters and fruit stands, new styles, Brittania ware and flower vaces, Pocket books and silk purses, -Hair, tooth and shaving brushes, Pistols, table cutlery and guitar strings, Fancy Goods, Their personal attention ' will be devoted to repairing all kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Old gold and silver taken in exchange. November 1850. 6 THE PEPPER BOX. Corner of Wllminrtou and Ilargett Streets, RALEIGH, N. C. THIS splendid Establishment, just completed, and elegantly fitted up, is now open for the in spection and patronage of the Public . R. PEPPER, the Asent and Manacrer. is wel known in this community, and throughout the State, as a Caterer for the taste of all those fond of GAME, OYSTERS. FISH. AND MANV OTHER DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. Baked, Scalloped, Fried, St wed, . And done up " brown, " with the et ceteras. The House is so arranged as to furnish Saloons com pletely retired for' private parties of gentlemen desirous of feasting themselves and friends. PEPPER attends to the Cuisne in Person. Trays, handsomely piled up, sent to every part of the City at short notice ; and Parties will be supplied at any hour of the day or night, by sending their orders to the House. Members of the Legislature, when fatigued with their arduous official duties, may refresh themselves at PEP PER'S ; and other Visiters, as well as his old friends and customers of the City, are invited to do the same. No pains or expense shall be spared to make this THE HOUSE where every wish of the Epicure shall be grati fied. W. R. PEPPER. Agent for L. F. Smith. Riileigh, Nov. 15, 1350. , 842 tf. All Aboard ! Bound to2 leaee's BioeU, Opposite I'ost Ofiicc, The Southern Home Manufactory, KALEIGH.'N. C. MUCH has been said in Congress, by Southern members, about the rights of (he South. This community and surrounding country now have an op portunity ol patronizing their own merchants and those who make up gentlemen's wearing apparel, by callings! the Proprietor's new Establishment, Peace's Block, op posite the Post office.' ' ' -: ' The Proprietor, having made the SCIENCE of cut ting Gentlemen's fashionable clothing his study, in the most fashionable Cities, for many years, is now prepar ed lo give satisfaction to all who msy want their cloth ing made. Gentlemen furnishing cloth and trimmings, will thus give employment to many in the City of Ra leigh. ... . . . , Those who only wish their garments cut shall have them warranted to fit, and at moderate prices. Gentle men's garments altered and repaired at the shortest notice. - " The New York and Philadelphia Fashions for the Fall and Winter just received. : - Wanted immediately, two first rate Coat-Makers, to whom employment will be given and the highest wages. Raleigh, Oct. 22. 1850.. . , 838 t20Nov. New Confectionary A, Grocery Store, 3 Doors below the Pot Office. ' WM. GRIFFICE, & CO. have opened a Confec tionary and Grocery Store, in Raleigh, 3 doors below the Post Office, where they have' on hand, and will sell on reasonable terms the following articles : - Sugar and Coffee, , ' Crushed Sugar, Do. St. Croix, - " "'Havana do.' ' Candles and Soap, - Pepper and Spice, ; Black and Imp. Tea,' "' Copperas and Ginger, Saleratus and Snu'J". '" ! Brooms, &c. &c. Myers' Best Chewing' Tobacco.' -Confectionaries. ' . Best Segars, ' ; ' Water Crackers, ' Dolls, Accordians, ' ' - ' i ; Butter and ScJa, do. '- Fancy Candies, Citron, 'Prunes, Cocoa Nuts, ; -: " "Almonds, Filberts, ' English1 Walnuts, . r Palm Nuts "- Figs and Raisins, " And every thing usually kept in a Confectionary Store They will say to the public that they carry on' the i Candy Making Business, ' : : '.'. and without boasting they can assure the public thst they will sell the best Candy as cheap as any house in, the place, aud warrant it to be as good as can he made. Merchant and others, buying by the wholesale,' will find it to. their interest to give them a call.; ' v i Raleigh, October 8, 1850. - 836 tf. ' North Carolina Music Store. ! fl'SHE Subscriber Takes this opportunity of annourVr JL ing to the peopleofNorth Carolina, that he intends to open in this city, in December next, a MUSIC STORE, where will always be tosnd a complete-, as sortment of Foreign and Ameriean Music and: Musical instruments; all of which will be selected by himself. The Pianos will he from the .beat Manufactories in the United Statea. and will be sold at New,. York and Philadelphia? "7 Raleigh-November 2, 150. ' . , 2 ly. ; . . ; John M.. Sheppard, Jr... . u , COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, Va -.n-i omctf f Mront ;ShocIcoe' WarekOHse " FFERS hiservices to sell Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, and Corn; arid respectfully solicits consignments. ; " RicwMORB, January 1st, 1850. ' '7926mii W. The 1HAVE New of August CLOT H and made there is ho verdant quent perior es and in Come the North E. Badger, ' Bug " hemmed in We are they don't but are port quite to our There is sesses any else buys, buy as any ever think that they sell our bought for as any clothing Oxix and other CLOAKS, and sack VESTS, lo 5. In similar We are cated give us the at as small Call ! of East Fancy Fancy Brushes, Extracts, Trusses, Leeches, Puke Sands Gray's '.' uine April 7, BO ' No. HAS of, Law, Novels . . l . : , : from viduals. prices for retail.., All new Raleigh, 7 New .form the in a part of Millinery and . Silver the latest inch as mourning Gold Pens Collar and Spectacles, which will ry repaired in : Sept. A xSl. of the assortment too. .Yarn, .rel Guns fijteen to ' purchasing my entire removing me at tho by Mr.'B; streets- Raleigh, To the WE ia $44 ; " to any that . money. 'State for .-a:-. . . Raleighi i I i ' - t.. r;; Royal t?T ' . t F -AJ -A ' i. JJnglish vfin cans, w.-tj,.. LkJUIeigh, 42


ocr: "Tj757"ILL be sold for its Taxes the Lands belonging T v to Robert M. Bricketi, n arris noineet's heirs. Ah ram Ricks and M. Fort. Ballard's heirs, William S Futrell, Jesse Nelson, Exam Nelson's heirs, before the Court House door, in the town of Jackson, on the first Monday in Decembej, 1S60. Acres Owners - Location 150 Harris Norfteet, Roanoke River, 172 Robert M.Brickell, " Tax $8,32 1,92 11 32 soo Ballard's heirs. William Futrell, Poticasi Creek, 8,32 1,00 1,52 1.32 6,72 60 92 60 Jesse Nelson, Exum Nelson, Abtam Rix and M. Fort, 200 H. SPIVEY, Shff. (Pr. Adv. $3) 835 td. Sept. 2, 1850.


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ocr: rp? TEACHLKS OF SCHOOLS.?The undersigned 1 are authorized to employ a Teacher for Priii ary School ^o. 8, near Piicatawsy, rrince George'* county, Mavyland, and will receive proposal*, to be directed to them, or either of litem, and will promptly attend to the siime. 'I be appli cant* must give full testimonials of character and qualifica tions, > nd will be required to teach all the usnal branches of an English education and the (<re< k and La'.i-.t .*aiignaaes. JOHN J. LAMIJLRT, RANDOLPH li. LA I IMFR, GEORGE W WAUD1NER, Trusts Primary School No. a, Pitca'away district, Md


ocr: j jags, made of the best materials, and marked by the Balti more inspector, " Imported by Samuel K. George, Baltimore, , 850." Owing to the scarcity of this article, and the uncer ainty of later arrivals, farmers wishing to supply themselves ?ill "do well to make their engagements without delay. F1TZHUGH COYLE, National Agricultural Warehouse, 7th street, july 23?2aw4wif BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST, 1850. J. W. MAURY <b CO. Managers. $35,000 !?2 prizes of $15,000 are $30,000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class No. 86, for I860. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 3, 1850. SPLENDID SCHEME. prize of $35,000 do. 15,000 do 15,000 do 10,0<>0 do 5,000 do 4,000 do 3,000 1 prize of. $2,800 2 do 2,000 2 do 1,500 2 do 1,400 2 do 1,300 3 do .*.1,200 200 (lowest 3 No. prizes) 5C0 kc. tec. kc Tickets only $10?Halves $5?Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packages of 2G whole tickets 140 00 Do. do 26 half do 70 00 Do. do 26 quarter do 35 00 40,000 Dollars. 13 drawn numbers out of 66 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy. Class No. 89, for 1850, be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 10, 185C* BRILLIAWT SCHEME. 1 prize of. 40,000 1 I prize of. $3,000 1 do of 11,000 I do of. 2,002 1 do of. 8,000 | 5 prizes of. 1,500 kc. kc. kc. Whole tickets $12?Halves $6?Quarters $3?Eighths $1.50 Certificates of packages of 22 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 22 half do 60 00 l)r? do 22 quarter do 30 00 Do do * 22 eighth do 15 00 $30,000 !?10 prizes of $4,000! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class No. 92, for 1850. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., Saturday, Aug. 17, 1850. SPLENDID PHIZES. 1 prize' of. $30,000 10 prizes of 4,000 1 do 25,000 10 do 3,000 do 10,000 10 do 1,000 1 do 6,000 10 do 400 1 do 3,815 kc. kc. Tickets $10?Halves $5?Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do. do 25 half do 65 00 Do. do 25 quarter do 32 50 BRILLIANT LOTTERY. Capital Prize $60,000 ! $30,000?20,000?-15,000?200 prizes of $1,250 !" VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class H, for 1850. be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 24, 1850 GRAftD SCHEME. I prize of. $60,IKK) 1 do 30,000 1 do 20, IKK) 1 do 15,0(0 1 prize of $5,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 11,466 10 do 2,500 1 do 5,000 | 200 do 1,250 it c. kc. kc. tickets $18, Halves $9, Quarters$4.50, Eighths$2.25.. Certificates ot packages of 26 whole tickets $250 10 Do. do 26 half do 125 00 Do. do 26 quarter do 62 501 Do. do 26 eighth do 31 25 $45,000?$20,000?$ 10,000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit ot Monongalia Academy, Class No. 97, for 1850. be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 31, 185C 14 drawn numbers in each package of 25 tickets. ? BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 splendid prize of. .$45,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 4,two *1 do............. 3,000 1 splendid prize of. .$2,50J 1 do 2,110 10 prizes of 1,250* 22 do 500 kc ke. Tickets $10?Halves $5?Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 25 half 60 00 Do do 25 quarter 30 00 Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt at tention, ana an official account of tach drawing sent imraedi* ately after it is over to all who order from us. Address J. &


ocr: Anecdotes, and Reminiscence*, by Jos. T. Bucking ham, 3 vols. Boston. Tennyson's New Poem, "In raemoriam." Vespucius and his Voyages, by the Viseount Sautarem, 1 vol. For sale by 11 FRANCK TAYLOR. BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1850. J. W. MAURY & CO. Managers. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class No. 103, for 1860. be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Sept 1-4,1899. OBAKD SCHXMl. 1 prize of....... .$54,000 1 do : 80,181 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 8,000 1 do... 7,000 1 prize of $6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,000 1 do 8,193 10 do aooo 800 do 1,000 &CC. &CC 15?Halves $7.50?Quarters $3.75?Eighths $l.87j Certificates of packagea of 26 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 26 half do 100 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 . Do do 26 eighth do 25 00 $15,000! 14,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000! VIRGINIA 8TATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Claas No. 106, for 1850. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., Saturday, Sept 81, 1850. sflbvoid raizxa. 1 prize of. $40,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 14,000 1 do 8,418 1 do 3.000 5 prizes of 1,500 5 . do 1,850 75 do 1,000 75 (lowest 3 No. prizes) 500 &tc. 8to. Tickets $10?Halves $5?Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packages of 85 whole tickets $140 00 Do. do 85 half do 70 00 Do- do 25 quarter do 35 00 Capital prize $70,000! ?26,567 ! $20,000 ! $10,000! 100 prizes of ?1,000 ! 100 prizes of $500 ! 14 Drawn Numbers out of 75! VIRGINIA SPATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy. Class I, for 1850, be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, Sept 88, 1850. BRILLIANT SCHBMX. 1 splendid prize of...70,000 f 1 prize of. 10,000 1 do of. 86,567)100 do of. 1,000 1 do of. 80,000 I 100 do of. 500 &c. fee. tee. tickets $80?Halves $10?Quarters $5?Eighths $8.50 Certificates of (tackages of 85 whole tickets $840 00 Do do 85 half do 180 00 Do do 85 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 90 00 Orders for tickets and sharvs and certificates of packages ia above splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt at tention, and an official account of each drawing aent immedi alter it is over to all who order from us. Addreaa J. A C. MAURY, Agents, aug 24? Alexandria,


ocr: in to said arms maybe addressed to J. Knox Washington, wfjo is empowered as my attorney and agent to contract and receive orders for the delive y said Pistols. 18?Stawtf SAMUEL COLT. BRILLIANT LOTTERIES. FOR MAY, 1850. j. w. MAURY * CO., Managers. $53,000?$33,000?$13,000 ! 50 prizes of $1,000. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Clan 64, for 1350. be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, 8th June, 1850. 75 number Lottery?12 drawn ballots. RICH 1ID BRILLIANT SCHBME. 1 prize of.. 3,000 5 do 8,000 8 do 1,500 50 do 1,000 150 do. 600 See tu. splendid prize of. .$53,000 do 33,000 do 13,000 do 11,000 do 5,330 do 4,000 $15?Halves $7.50?Quarters $3.75?Eighths 1.87 J Certificate of a package of 25 whole tiokets $200 CO] I>o. do 85 half do 100 LO> Do. do 25 quarter do 50> 00 Do. do 25 eighth do 3S QO $31,0 00! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class C7, for 1860. be drawn at Alexandria, Va., Saturday, 15th June, 1850t 66 numbers lottery?11 drawn ballots. BPLKKniD SCHEME. 1 prize of. $31,000 1 do 19,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize of $ 2878 15 do 1,000 20 do 500 he. See. Tickets only $10?Halves $5?Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packages of 22 whole tiokets $110 00 Do. uo 22 halves do 55 00 Do. do 22 quarters do 27 50 $72,000?$24,000?$16,000?$10,006 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of Monong*l:a Academy, Class F, for 1850. be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, 22d June, 18XX. 15 drawn numbers in each package of Si6 tickets. BHILLIABT SCHEME. splendid prize of....$72,000 1 do 24,000 do 16,000 1 do 10,000 do 7,000 do 6,000 do 5,000 do 4,000 1 prize of........ ? 3,300 .1 do 3.I40 10 do 3,000 10 do ?,000 10 do 1,500 20 do 500 395 do kc. See. Tickets $20, Halves $10, Quarters $5, Eighths$2.50 Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $240. Do. do 26 half do 120 Do. do 2G quarter do 60 Do. do 26 eighth do SO Orders for tickets and shares, and certificates of package^ the above splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt and an official account of each drawing sent imam after It is over to all who order from us. Address J. & C. MAURY, Jlgent$,


ocr: K&& KEGULAB 1,1 JfE. York, Alexandria, Washington, aud Georgetown PACKETS. Schr. FAIRFAX C. Penfield, Master. Do EMPIRE Rulus Knapp do Do STATESMAN J. D. Cathelf do Do WASHINGTON... .J. Kendrisk do Do SENATOR W. Kirby do Do HAMILTON A. Dayton do Do ARLINGTON H.Lewis do One of these vessels will sail trom New York on Saturday each week, (or oftener,) during the business season. For freight or passage apply to the masters on board, or to STURGES,* CLEARMAN & CO., 110 Wall street. New York. S. SH1NN & SON, Alexandria. roar sjj F- & A. H. DODGE, Georgetow n.


ocr: WM. ?. CHUNN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, KLLiaVILLX, MISSOURI, practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts of Louis, Franklin, and Jefferson counties. All business entrusted to him will meet with prompt tention. dec


ocr: GUANO No. I, of recent importation, and warranted of superior quality, just received. IN STORE? 150 bushels prime new-crop Ohio and Pennsylvania Clover Seed 50 do do do Timothy Seed 50 do do do Orchard Grass Seed 50 do do do Herds do do For sale at F1TZHUGH COYLE'S Agricultural and Seed Warehouse, feb 23?5taw2wcpif 7th street, 4 doors above Pa. av.


Spirit of Jefferson. [volume]

ocr: WISH to hire a Neobo Gibi.. for the balance of the year; that lis honest,-baa good.habits and is industrious; pone other nepd apply. I want'the Girl 16-flo ho|use work, and help to attend to poultry. THOMAS S. JOHNSON. Claymouot, April 9.?3t?[F. P. copy.}

place_of_publication: Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: James W. Beller


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The New York herald. [volume]

ocr: - - , _ W*kl| Report of 0Mtk? ad Im lb* city ?f bi???klyn, ih? w??k ?nim| l>?? Jl. ldML CM?kllU? 1 Dentition 1 OwuipUtl 3 r.v.r 8r*rl?t J Cioip..... ... 1 TyphoU 2 CoBgMtuaar BrUn 1 IlnnptM eoush 1 " of Lumt? 1 itih>bb?tioa?f th? Lub*? 1 Dtlirinm tr?m?n? 1 lUrumai 1 PiBrrbaM. 1 014 t M ?U?." jfTtmilVo 0. Ad?lu. ?; CtalUwB. IS. Total, S. N l -lntnuitl iB Or??Bin >4. ?nd ttbtr BrooklyB .?>.

place_of_publication: New York [N.Y.]

publisher: James Gordon Bennett


Shepherdstown register. [volume]

ocr: ' FHESll Jiknli JiL AT T1IK CASH STORE. Cccds Cheaper ihaa Ever ! 12 bag* m ft llio Coffee, 121? b\ ihe b; g. 1 b'-.d ?jm.. ?|.g*r 4 iltt O Ir . li i.o 6^ 1 ilo ex ra P. U- do & 4 bbl" . Mi(?.?r f on 8 d<? prime .\. CI M*i?lasffa 37 i 4 tihd<< ^hoifhlers bacon 1 do suit s q prime hains j j 8 ke?s N??. 1 lard jq am! *ur: rl.rr-*i?. r.jlji, |j. qi.orh. i.;. D, lllU-.M VEfl. May II I

place_of_publication: Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Hardy & Henry W. McAnly


ocr: NOTICE. { WISII to engage to haul barrel.- Cmiem froinihe P.?toin u: M lis eiilu r Kiiin? ) 1 le 01 Di'ffiehi'> dej ot, v\ ill pay an ex ra pr ee to li.ive u d%? the ensuiiii? week or ten ?!:?% s ALEX. tt. BOTELER. J ulv 2, 1550 2t. N *


ocr: A CA li I>. CHARLES L. DREEING, IU A N U F A C T t li E II Jlarlir^lkig, J a., NVITES the attention < f I'avmers, Millers and others to hi.-? ? I ftoj'i-s such as machine and mill and plot gh .ines, towimrs, ineS, Sir, Punctual attention will be paid to received.


ocr: 1JSH- v & barrel* No* I berrinj V. 15 T5 May 21 : P. B.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 10, 1850. BRO. k CO., PRIKCK STRKET WHARF, i KE now receiving by Packets Sfnnior, Ilainiltoii and A ndover, direct I'm m \ ork u?U liostj^u, tlitir regular Spring stock of GROCERIES, BcoU, Sliocs, Hsts, Uc., : uliirli tltcy respectfully invite the at ?fuiimi o| inert hanlt* and dealer* r.eral* y who art- in M-a'rli of bargains, '{'lie i> n ?w open atid opporiuniiies prc 'Ciited tlaily for forwarding wiihout delay dl orders with c:?re and de.-paieh. 33 l)oxe.? lia. Maccaroi i, ^5 haaa fresh I* liberie, 15 hairs Palm Nut?, 150 boxes rehl. Rsiir-in', 50 boxes Hock Candy, 23 lask' iBof pnmc table salad Oil, 20 boxc? uastile Soap, 75 boxes variegated and alley Soaps, 50,000 Principe, LaVeri md other choice biands of Segars,50,CU0 ?all Spanish, 50,000 American Sc^ars. landing, and for sale by m# , MeV. DRO. CO. March 12, 1 SS0.


ocr: years. SHEPHERDSTOWN MARKET. For the week ending .Monday, Jlugust 27, 1850. per barrel $5 25 a ?5 per bushel 1 00 75 45 a per hundred 50 Meal per bushel 87 a 1 per pound $ 8 Veal and Mutton per pouDd 6 per dozen 1 50 a 2 per dozen 6 8 per barrel 5 75 a 6 per pound 12 per bushel 1 00 4< 75 a 1 per sack 2 00 a 2 (ground) per ton 6 50 Canal Freights to Georgetown. Flour per barrel 25 els. Wheat, Corn, &.c., per bushel 8 Merchandise per hundred 20 JUST RECEIVED feet of White and Yellow landing at the wharf and for sale, 1, 1|, lj, and 2 inches. to purchase can have them at 75 by taking them from the wharf. JOS. ENTLER. Aug. 27, 1850. ' !


ocr: PRIME CLOVEKSEED rn ? ved and for sale 15 bushel of prune cloverseed, free fiorn mm. S* S. <k CO. 26 1850.


ocr: OATS FOrt SALE. I 0 AA bushels prime Oats iust received and fo* 4 U U sale by S. S. MOOftE k CO


ocr: ATTEINTIOIY F A R M E R 8 ! 'THE subscriber resp? ctfully informs 1 i.? -?- customers and the Farmers generally, that he has a large quantity of (j round P/ttsftr always on hand, which he will sell nt 50 ca*h, or exchange fur produce ai the highest c ish pi ice. He r< spcrtfullv solicits a call from all in want of the aruek before _(lEO. W. FOX. Shepherdstown, Feb. 12, 1850-3in.


ocr: EXCHANGE 15 AN K Of II. w. Catham & CO. Washington, d. c. Deals in Cheek?, Drafts, A cx t p t a n c c Bink Notes and Coin. BANK NOTES OX nil solvent Banks in the S ates, bought ond sold at the best rates. * O Drafts, Notes, Acceptances, and B lis On all accessible points in the Union, col lected, and remittances promptly made any part of the country on the most fa vorable terms. EXCHANGE. Bills of Exchange, and Rank on most of the principal Cities, and sold at the best rates. R. W. LATHAM, Pres't. W, C. Bkstor, Cash'r. Washington, J *n. 6, ! 650? tf J I j


ocr: FOR SAL 3. \NEW and neat two lorse Carriage, with shafts accompanying to u;e one horse, if desired ; harness for horses corresponding. Also, a light three horse wagon, by Mr. Jno. Smurr, nearly new. Inquire of the PRINTER. April 9, 1 850-tf


ocr: 650 reams single wrapping, ?150 do double, 125 do fine ruled cap, 175 do letter, tin's day landing from 'Senator' and for sale by Bro.'# r#.


ocr: LOOK HERE! Ro$*e's Superior Family, and Super Flour for sale lc w for cash bv S. S. MOORE & CO. Frh. 2K-t F |


ocr: DIED. On the 1 4 1 It ult.at the residence of Mr. Joseph Shcnton in Berkeley County Mrs. Mary Shen of this county, aged about 56 years. At Potomac Mill?, April 1st, Ann e, daughter of Moses and Elizabeth Matheny, aged 1 year and 5 months. Within the space of five months those devoted parents have followed to the grave three of their ?'loved oucj." May the j^race of God them with willing hearts, to b >\v in submission to his afflictive rod, and fit c ly j^ivc- up their trea sures to him who hath said, " Suffer little chil dren to come unto me, and forbid them not." " I take these little lambs," said he, 44 And lay them in my breast; I rotection they shall fmd in me, lu me be ever blest." " Dfftih may the bands of life unloose, Rut can't dissolve my love ; Millions of infant souls compose The family above." ?


ocr: CLIFF MILLS SIJEPITERDSTOfl Jeans, ColerU Us, Countc rpanes# Hlankets, Stocking yam, > ' ru TTIESE Mills are now complete, and in full operation. Samples of the diftareitt of goods made there may be seen at the Store of John K. White, where the}' he sold on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged for Wool or other produce. G qr. Fulled Linsey, 4 qr. | and | Plaid Linseys, I Merino, twilled, Flannels, plain and twilled, Cassinetts, Ail wool Tweeds, Cotton plaids, Apron checks. Twilled Cotton pantaloons stuff. all of which we would invite the public attention, and especially at this season we call the attention of merchants and other dealers to our make of Cotton which we guarantee to be equal to anv tliat can be offered in the market. WHITE IIENKLE.


ocr: j \ i i CLIFF MILLS SIJEPITERDSTOfl Jeans, ColerU Us, Countc rpanes# Hlankets, Stocking yam, > ' ru TTIESE Mills are now complete, and in full operation. Samples of the diftareitt kinds of goods made there may be seen at the Store of John K. White, where the}' will he sold on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged for Wool or other country produce. G qr. Fulled Linsey, 4 qr. | and | Plaid Linseys, I Merino, twilled, Flannels, plain and twilled, Cassinetts, Ail wool Tweeds, Cotton plaids, Apron checks. Twilled Cotton pantaloons stuff. all of which we would invite the public attention, and especially at this season we call the attention of merchants and other dealers to our make of Cotton goods, which we guarantee to be equal to anv tliat can be offered in the market. WHITE IIENKLE. Our Saw Mill being in complete operation we are prepared to saw all kinds of Lumber with despatch. VV. <fc I!. January 29, I8T)0. tf The Baltimore Weekly American, * * Compendium of Jeeves and Prices Current. the above title the Editors of the American have commenced the publication of a Weekly paper, to be is sued every Saturday morning in time to be despatched by the eailiest mails. The pages of its ample sheet will contain all the news of the week ; selections of a useful, entertaining and literary character; and also the full, complete and reliable of the Baltimore market publish ed in the daily and tri-wcekly American. It will take rank among the very largest weekly papers, and in t i ? c coi.tenls of its thiriy-two columns will be found as reading matter as will iill a fair-sized duodecimo volume. The design is to it an acceptable medium of informa tion, furnished at so low a rate as to be accessible to all. The terms of subscrip tions to " The Baltimore tfee kly Amer ican" are as follow : Qne copy, per annum, $2.00 Three copies. when directed to one address, 5.00 Six copies, do do do 9 00 Fen copies, do do do 13 00 rvventy copies, do do do '24.00 Payable invariably in advance, and the paper in no case continued beyond the time for which it is paid. March 20, 1850.-1 1. CARD. CHEESE 275 boxes in prime order, just received and for pale. l'inrgar. 50 tierces pure cider vinegar, landing and lor talc 1 > v Me\ eigli, Bro. 4" ^O. CANDLES 100 boxjs j) ure sperm ?hjdrarlic pressed,* expressly for family use, 125 ;'o adamantine 4,086's, 250 do mould, landing and for sal* by McVeigh, Bro. & Co. 650 reams single wrapping, ?150 do double, 125 do fine ruled cap, 175 do letter, tin's day landing from Packet 'Senator' and for sale by McVeigh, Bro.'# r#. JOHN H. KIrt#, Produce and Commission Merchant, GEORGETOWN, P. C., South Side Canal, two doors Last of iht Market. 4 LL orders and consignments will re f\ reive prompt attention, Grain and all kinds of produce bought and sold Pro duce and goods of all kinds received on Storage or Forwarded with despatch. Dcc. 4, 1819. ~~D N G .


ocr: CANDLES 100 boxjs j) ure sperm ?hjdrarlic pressed,* expressly for family use, 125 ;'o adamantine 4,086's, 250 do mould, landing and for sal* by McVeigh, Bro. & Co.


ocr: C. A S. WOLF, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, No. 263 Baltimore Street, 2d door vrt Hoover, B ILTIMOIE Go'J and Silver Lever, Lepine Watches ; and Fashionable Jewel rv of every description. Particular attention paid to the of W atches and Jewelry. March 26, 1850. | j


ocr: FISH. H barrels !S\i. 1 herring tfl 73 360C shad. May Ui - D> B.


ocr: B 0 A T I S 0 AND MISSION BUSINESS! i'ft subscribers haviug Boats const n: ly running to Georgetown and Alexa?. respectfully inform ail persons iu*. in? PRODUCE ?*?tul to either market, that they wil it on reasonable term?. They aisu a Ware/Tocse situated on the Chesa and Ohio Canal, and on the Balti and Ohio Railroad, and will forward to any point on the Baiu'tiort or on the Winchester road, at a very charge. A S U P P L Y OF PLASTER, Fishi Tar. Shingles, Laths. Lumber, alwavs on hand, and for sale low. WILLIAM S. ELGIN A: CO. Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 8, 1850-tf


ocr: HORSES FOR SALE. HAVE two large size Day for saie. 1 will s-eli them lor Corn Dther produce to be delivered next fall. W. L. VVLBB. June 4. 1850-3t.


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL AT THK (MSH (iocds Cheaper than Ever ! 12 bis best Rio Coffee, 121 ? 111 the bug. I hhd "?f'''1'1 s' jr >r 5$ | I do OrU'nrfl do 6} 1 lo ex'ii P. RJ do 8 I b'd . Jiigar house syrup 6 Jp pi imp Nj O. MolaeJIs 37| 4 hhds '-!.?nddcia bai'on 6j 1 do sides 6 prime hams 1 1 keJJj No. i lard 10 and crushed siJjrnr, rbrr?e, nils, H &e. D. BILLMYER. May 2i .


ocr: ; COliN i'uR SALE. hnshal- of prime yellow Corn, ears, ior fale !>v May 21. S. S. MOORE & CO. 200


ocr: SHEF HERDSTOWN MARKET. lor the in tk ending Monday, Jimc 17. lboO. per barrel ?5 i.'5 a $5 heat ptr bushel 1 U0 'io ?ats 4.*) a per ! undred 5'l -V I e a 1 per bushel fc7 a 1 per poui;d 6 W \ eal and Muttcn per j our.d (i kei.? per dozen ] 50 a ? per dozen 6 6 per barrel 5 75 a pur puund per bushel 1 00 " 75 a 1 per sack 2 00 a 2 (ground) prr ton 6 50 Canal freights to Georgetown. Flour per barrel 25 els. W heat, Corn, &c? per bushel 8 Merchandise per hundred 20 |


ocr: TOBACCO AND SEGA RS. 6 boxt ? Tobacco, from 25 to 75ctJ."per lb.f rut aud dry smoking do. as low a* 12} per lb. 5,0?tl choice Sc^ar*. DAVID BILLMYER. May 28, 1850.


ocr: JOHN M. JEWET ATTORXKY AT LAW, ^kepberdituup, V? LS in the Superior and lerior Courts of Jellerfon and the ad Counties. Coliectiou ol clam;* atler.ded t<?. Ikrember 18, 1819. l.v JOlT I'RINTImT K


ocr: ; TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1850. . . . . i STAT*: ELECTION, Fourth Thursday, April 25, I860. TIIE H0USE~0F JEFFf.RSON COUNTY. HUIC NOMIVEtt. Jon* m. JEWj-rrr, TALBOT S. DUKE. ____ i DEMOCRATIC NOMIVEES. JAMES W. KELLER, T. A. HEHRINGTON. |


ocr: JOHN M. JEWETT, A T T ORNEY AT LAW. Shepherdltown, Vl in the Superior and In ferior Coufts of Jeflersdn and the ad* Countffes. Collection of claim# attended to; December 18, I&I9. f y


ocr: -00 Jeans, Coverletts, Counterpane*, Blankets, Stocking yarn, THESE Mills arc how complete, and in full operation. Samples of the d'^,rent of goods made there may be seen at the Store oi John K. v hue, w ic? - be sold on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged or oc or produce. 6 qr. Fulled Linsey, 4 <jr. I and * iMaid Ltasevs, I Merino, twilled, Flannels, plain and twilled, Cassinetts, All wool Tweeds, Cotton plaidf, Apron checks, . Twilled Cotton pantaloons stutt. all of tthi-ch we Vrtutd invite the public attention, and c?Pecl^>' *l CoUoh fre call the attention of merchants and other dealers market which We guarantee to be equal to any that can SHEPHEKDSTOWN, VIRGINIA.


ocr: BUSINESS! ufitfersigned having erected a large 1 House, is now prepared to for* v* ird and other Produce, at the ihor' eft notice, to Georgetown and Alexandria. His Btfatfi sire constantly running between Harpers-Ferry and Alexandria, and per sons having produce or merchandize to boat, would do wfcll to give him a ca!). Having been engaged in this busineis ft r the last ten of twelve years, he offers 1 1? past conduct aS 4 guarantee for future a de?ity. JOHN A. fH8*0Ji. 1 Ferrv J?n. IfcfcQ-lf


ocr: ALEXANDRIA, Ya., March lu, 1&)U. BRO. k CO., PRINCE STREET WHARF, 4 ftE now receiving by Packets Senator, Hamilton and Andover, direct York and Boston, their regular stock of GROCERIES, Wools, &\\ocs^ Mats, k.c., to which they respectfully invite the at tention of merchants and dealers general i C ly who are in search of bargains* The is now open and opportunities pre daily for forwarding Without delay orders with care and despatch-. 30 boxes Ita. MaccaVoni, 25 bags fresh 15 hags Paltil Nuts, 150 boxes Raisins, 50 boxes Rock Candy, 15 of prime table salad Oil, *20 boxes Soap, 75 boxes variegated and Soaps, &0,000 Principe, La Vega other choice brands of Segars. 50,000 Spanish, 50,000 American Segars, landing, and lor sale bv McV. BRO. & CO. MtcIi 12. 1850. To


ocr: . NOTICE. THE Stockholders of the Virginia Bridge Company are that the eleventh and last instal of three dollars per share will on the 15th inst., which they are re to pay to John II. The Stockholders are that they will be required to interest on all instalments which were at the lime they were due. Bv order of the Board. ' JOHN M. JEWETT, Feb. 5, 1 850-3 w Secretary.


ocr: j OYSTERS!! w rPIIE undersigned would respectfully in .1 form the good citizens of Shepheids town and vicinity, that he has opened a XEIV OYSTER SALOON on German street, nearly opposite Mr. D. Entler's Hotel, where Oysters will be served up in a manner calculated to the most fastidious taste. He invites the lovers of tins luxury pay him a visit, and he believes they will be tempted to repeat it. C. A. KEYSER. Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, 1S49.


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ocr: CYritESH SlllSULL S. 4 S, 000 prime C ) press Shingles for Kv ' h. B1LLMYER. 'May 21. ?5n.


ocr: The Lovers cf^crtl YJJ"ILL find an excellent article even* M SatUidr^ morning. at the iiiil Mar ket, at lite lu * i s i cash price. JOS. ENTLER. Sept. 10. 1850.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED feet of White and Yellow pine plank, landing at the wharf and for sale, j, 1, Ij, I5, and 2 inches. Persons to purchase can have them at 75 by taking them from ihc wharf. JUS. EN'JLER. Auff. 27. 1850.


ocr: CLIFF MILLS SHEPHERDSTOVN, VIRGINIA. THESE Mill# arc now complete, and in full operation. Samples of ifc* different goods made there may he seen at the Store of John K. White, Y/h::e he sold on the most accommodating term*, or exchanged for Wool or other produce. (J qr. Fulled Linsey, 4 qr. I and | Plaid Linseyi, I Merino, twilled. Flannel*, plain and twilled, Caasinetts, All wool Tweeds, Cotton plaidf, Apron checki, Twilled Cotton pantaloone stuff. all of which we would infite the public ettention, and especially at this season we call the attention of merchants and other defers lo our make of <^ot-o;. which we guarantee to be equal to any that can be offered in 6 ? WHITE & HEriKLE. Our Raw Mill being in complete operation we are prepared to with despatch. ^ " January 20, 1850. tf Jeans, Coverletta, Counterpane#* Blankets, Stocking yarn, At.? , ; j j ! i j


ocr: JOHN M. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Shepherdstown, Va in the Superior and In ferior Courts of Jefferson and the ad joining Counties. Collection of promptly attended to. December 18, 1849. It


ocr: . PRIVATE SALE. AM authorised to setl the House Lot situated on Washington Street Shepherdstown, at present occupied Mr. William Calb ?un. at private sale: but if not sold by the 2nd March next, it will then be offered at public talc. Terms made known upon application JOHN M. JEWETT. . Feb. 0, ISKMf


ocr: SHEPHERDSTOWN, VIRGINIA. THESE Mills arc now complete, and in full operation. Samples of* the of poods made there may he seen at the Store of John K. \Vl i*e. where be sold on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged for ffool ur produce. G qr. Fulled Linsey, Jeans, 4 qr. I and j Plaid Linseys, Covcrlctta, 4 .Merino, twilled, Counterpanes, Flannels, plain and twilled, Blankets, 1 ' f


ocr: PAPEIi. reams single wrapping, -150 do double, 125 do fine ruled cap, 175 do letter, this day landing 'Senator' and for sale by McVeigh, Bro. Co.


ocr: SUGARS 150 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico, 125 boxes and barrels doubls and refined, 75 ticrces and barrels clarified, 20 boxes Bro and white Havana, 25 bbls crushed and loaf, this day land ing and for sale by McVeigh, Bro. L Co.


ocr: WINES. 25 bnskcts Champaign, choice brands, 20 do do pints, 125 casks old Madeira, Port, pale and I>ro. Sherry, 70 casks sweet Malaga and Muscat, Lis bon, Sicily and F. Madeira, land in<T nnd for sale by Mc\ eigh, Uro. 6i Ca March 1 2, 1850.


ocr: 45,000 prime Cypress Shingles for sjic 4&1WBSS SHINGLES. by May 21, '09. I). biu,myer.


ocr: CLIFF MILLS : SHEPHEBDSTOWJV. VIRGINIA. OO THESE Mills arc now complete, ami in full operation. Samples of the dilTrreni of goods made there may he seen at the Store of John K. White, where be sold on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged for Wool ur produce. 6 qr. Fulled liinsey, Jeans, 4 qr. s and 1 Plaid Linsevs, G'overletts, | Merino, twilled, Counterpanes, Flannels, plain and twilled, Blankets, Cassinetts, Stocking yarn, <kc^ All wool Tweeds, Cotton plaids, Apron checks, Twilled Cotton pantaloons stuff. all of which we would invite the public attention, anil especially at this we call the attention of merchants and other dealers to our make of which we guarantee to be equal to any that can be ottered 111 the market. WHITE & HENKLE. Our Saw Mill being incomplete operation we arc prepared to saw all kinds with despatch. W. H. January 29, 1850. it SERIES FOR 1850. HOME JOU R N A L: ELEGANTLY PRINTED FAMILY KEWSTArER, Edited by G. P. Morris & N. P. Willis. volume of this brilliantly orig THE FARMER AND MECHANIC. FIFTH VOLUME. TIIIIS publication is designed to promote I. the best interests of Inventors, Median- ? A


ocr: r.iPER* reams single w rapping, do double, 125 do ilne ruled cap, 175 do . letter, this day landing 'Senator* and for sale br McVeigh, Bro. & C*. I


ocr: ' ~ POWDER 220 kegs FF Hazaid Kentucky Rifle, ! 150 do Blasting, landingand for sale McVeigh, Bro. Co.


ocr: }K. WHITE respectfully invites the atten* . tion of puri-haur* to his large and ut II se lected assortment of Dry Goods, (JuecnsM'are, Groceries, Douts, Shots, Hats, Caps, Dec. 4, 1549.


ocr: " SVG JlltS 1 50 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico, 125 boxes and barrels double and single refined, 75 tierces and barrels clarified, 20 boxes Bro and white Havana, 25 1 1 h 1 s crushed and loal, this day land ing and for sale by McVeigh, Bro. & Co.