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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
Mr.. Clay'S Reply.

| an greatly obliged, Gentlemen, by the
kindness towards me, which has prompted
this visit from the Governor, the Presiden ntial
Electors of Kentucky and some of my fellow
citizens, in private life. And thank you,
Sir, lMr. Underwood) their organ, on this
occasion, for the feeling and eloquent address
which you have just done me the honor to
deliver. am under the greatest obligations
to the People Of Kentucky. During more
than forty years of my life, they have demon
strated their confidence and affection towards
me, in every variety of form. This last and
browning evidence Of their long and faithful
attachment, exhibited in the vote which in
their behalf you gave yesterday, at the seat
| of the State Government, at the Electoral
College Of Kentucky, fills me with ovelh flow.
| ing gratitude. But should fail to express
the feelings of my heart, if did not also
offer my profound and grateful acknowledg.
mcnts TO the other States, which have united
with Kentucky in the endeayor to elect me
to the Chief Magstracy Of the Union, and to
the million and quarter Of treenen, cmbrac
ing SO much virtue, intelligence and patriot
ism, who wherever residing, have directed
strenuous and enthusiastic excrions 10 the
same object
Their effort has been unavaing, and the
issue OF the election has not corrcspOndcd
with their anxious hopes and confident cx-
pectations. You have, Sir, assigned some OF
the causes which you suppose have occasioned
the result. will not trust myself TO speak
Of them My duty is that Of perfect subms-
sion to an event, which is now irrevocsblc.
will not affect Indifference TO the personal
concern which ! had in the political contest,
just terminated but. unless am greatly self
deceived, the principal attraction 10 me Of the
office of President Of the United States, arose
out Of the cherished hope that ! might he an
humble instrument IN the hands OF Ptovi.
dencc, to accomplish public good ! desired
TO see the former purity of the General Gov
eminent restored aud To sec dangers and
evils, which sincerely believed encompass
ed II, ayerted and remedIed. | was anxious
that the policy, Of The country, especially ~
the great department Of its domestic labor and
industry should be fixed and stable, that all
might know how to regulate and nccommo
date their conduct. Aud, fully convinced Of
the wisdom of the public measures, which
you have enumerated hoped to live 10 wit
ness, and to contribute TO, their adoption
establishment.
50 far us respects ony Ollie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

la this town on FRIDAY the e0th inst. Mr.
Thomas Welch, io1moriy o.! Sligo Island, aged
80 years.
On Wednesday last, Miss Mary Greloa, in
the o3d year Of her ago.
Ia LItlle Compton, lllh inst, MIR. lchabod
Pearco, III the o3d year of his age, soldier OF
the revolution.
la Bristol on the lsih inst MI. William
Diman, aged 80 years. revolutionary pension
or.
In Cranslon, 10Th inst. Edward Burton, in
tho ed year Of his age. Soldier Of the
Revolution.
la New York, Mr.. Edward w. Huntington,
sou oftho late Capt Joseph Huntington, oi
this town, aged 40 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
Mechanics Association.
Fashionable RcfectOry.

IENHOMAS PELL, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has taken
the store, No. IA. Thames street, formerly
occupied by WIN. 5. Vosc, s. having put 1t in
excellent repair, is now ready to accommo.
date all who are desIrous of gratifying re.
fined appetite; and he will guarantee to
give general satisfaction to all who may pa.
tronize him. lie is prepared to serve up oys-
ters, in tie various modes, now so fashona-
BILE, and also to supply refreshments, at his
establishment, at the shortest notice. The
public can be accommodated with dinners or
suppers. at any hour, and in the best and
most agreeable manner, and all the necessa
ry Ct ceteraS, which gentlemen may desire,
are kept constantly on hand. Having been
long in the business, and being thoroughly
acquainted with it, the public cannot fail OF
being accommodated, Oh all occasions, in the
best manne.
Families can Obtain fresh oysters, at all
times, at this establishment.
Preserves Of all kinds, jellies, pickles,
ketchups, &C. kept constantly on hand, for
sale also few bottles of choice old mush
roor ketchup, manufactured by }. Remond,
for sale cs above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
riE NO R A n DA.

At Havana, nh inst. brigs Prince de Ioin
VILE, Gardner, fin this port, II ds ar 9th; Tas
so, Burdick, for Cabanas, 9th.
Cid al Mobile l9th inst. ship Palestine, Mum
ford, Liverpool.
ScEr Exporr, r,SwaseY ,a.r at Wilmington 22d
I'm CbarIcston
Sl"op Alert, Draper, sailed I'm Charleston
2lth, for Baracoa.
Arr at n. Bedford 20th, ship Magnolia, Sim
mons, n. W. Coast, Sandwich Islands Aug
10Th, Rio Nov. oh, 3iO0 bbls VIII. 800 sp oil
and l3,OO9 lbs boaa, (sent nome 24,0 600 Ib,
bone,) Reports the Leonidas, Waldron, of BIS
tol, 3 wis June Z, on n, w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
JUVENILE BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
Hamm0nds Book Store.

! No sense like Common sense, Alice Frank
/ lin;
/ My Uncle, The Clockmakcr- Work mud
Ways Little coin much care, tales by Mary
HolciH:
The Flower r-garjcn- Second csuscs--Con.
formliy- Combination. .Aice Brnden:
\ Passing Wrongs of women
/ Forsaken home-Little pin. n.headers-Seconi
causes or up and be doing-Lnce rnnnrrs-
Siege Of Derry-Judah's Lion-Floral Bog.
raphy Personal Recollectlons, tales by
/ Charlotte Lii.abeih:
\ Peasant aud ;hc Prlnce-Crolion boy tales
by Harriet Mariinenu
I Moderation Decision Integrity -Euer-
gy. tales by Mrs Hofand;
4 Drig.nG poems iJg la(ant minds, .Tane Ihy-
Tor A.; '' ~
H Jack the Sailor boy-Thiuk before you
act tales by Mrs MerWOod;
II Providence. illustrated from The German
of Schlmd-Puss in Boots, and tho Marcus
Of Caraias. a pure translation FROM iAe q, u ~
nal German, illustrated with twelve original
dos gns-the Chd's Book. consisting Of ori-
g'naI articles in prose aud poetry, by l.. H.
S,gourdcy,
Tired Gf Housekeeping. hv r. s. .7rfhHr I;
The lrIle Keepsake. by Thomas Teir: ?
History Of Michael Kemp, the hoppy iaf-
mcr's lad;
! The peep Of Day. or series or the cnr.
licst instruction the infant mind is capable of
receiving
rcrsevoro and prosper, or the liz" Of sn-
bic hunter. Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
a. AsSHIP NEWS. a.,
PORT OF Me- WPO X Z I.
A IL RIv ED.

THURSDAY, Dec. &c.
Schrs Atlantic, Cook, im Providence ioI
Norfolk Candaco, Baker, I'm Fall River ioI
Baltimore.
FRIDAY, Dee. q.
Sohrs Engineer, Whiting, !m DIghtoa iol
Norfolk JAS. Otis, Anderson, In Providence
for South Carolina Volant, llopkins, FROM
Rappahnnnock for Provid; Massasoit, Gard
ner, I'm Fall River for New York; Cabot, Pow
ers, fm Bristol for Havana Hamlet, Baker, I'm
Proyilance for North Carolina Cora, Read
fin Providence for Charleston.
SUNDAY, Dec 20.
Sohrs Erin, Gardner, fn Dighlon, for Nor.
folk Victor, Modcalf, im Boston for n. Y,
Mail, Nichols, FIN and for n. Y; Martha
Washington, Wood, I'm Providence, for Nor
folk.
Soops Rionzi Durgee, fin provid Viglant,
Heath, fM New York, for Prov >idcnce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

1@e Christian Prior Magazine, edi.
ted by Rev Darius Mead, Ncw-York
An agent, (Mr. Rood for this work
is now in this place, soliciting subscrip.
tons. We have cursorily examincc
several numbers with which he has IA.
vored us, and from these specimens
should deem the periodical worthy Of q
liberal patronage. The following are
among tho many recommendations OF
the work which have been published.
Prom the N. Y. Express.
The Christian Parlor .Maea-ine.-
Two numbers Of very handsome
Monthly Magazine, thus entitled. lie
before us. The work is printed in a
very tasteful manner upon fine white
paper, and each issue is embellshed d
WIN one or more engravings, which
are above the average merits of the pic
torlal attractions so prominent in many
OF the monthly periodicals of the time.
The work is edited by the Rev. Darius
", ~" e'sShaiScs Ills functions Win
much ability and he has secured the
services several able writer's. Mrs.
Sigourney, we observe, is frequent
contributor. We have pleasure in
commending the "Christan Parlor
Magazine" to general acceptance.
From the N. Y. Knckerbocker.
The Christian Parior .Maga-ine.-
1t is got up in the saine elegant style
with Godey's and Graham's monthlies
and Is adorned with the embellishments
OF engravings, music, &c. Some of
the best of our periodical writers have
articles in It's pages, which are filed
WIN very well written matter. Such a
work, combining all the unexccptiona-
BILE qualities of The monthly literature
ofthe time, and free from all that is
otherwise, must, we think, find a large
sphere among our citizens in which to
circulate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
CohMissARy' OFFICE, !
Fort Adams, Dec "A, 1874. {

SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received
- by the Assistant Commissary Of Subss-
tcncc at Fort Adams, until January 2d, 1915,
for supplying lhe Troops at that Post with
FRESH BEEF for the year ensuing the II h
proxlmo.
Each lid to be accompanied by the names
OF two responsible bondsmen, and to be en-
dorscd "PropoSaiS for Beet" Dec. 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

SEVEN Mss Losr.-Shp,orsek-Tbe scbr
Caledonia. Capt Brown, owned by Captain
Pedrlck, Of Norfolk, Va, was cspslzed below
the latter city in the gale of Monday, 23d
Dec, and every soul on board, seven or eight.
drowned. Only two names of tho lost are
known--Copt. Brown of Norfolk and Cqpl.
Isaac S. Pugh Of Philadelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

LOUISIANA The New Orleans papers
predict that Henry Hubbard, appointed
agent of this State, on m errand similar
to that Of Mr.. Hoar at Charleston, S. c..
will meet the same fate as that gentle
laws; and moreover insinuate lhat he
may find himself imprisoned in the com
psny Of his "blac., brethren whom he
is sent to relieve. Although not without
some anxiety as to the result, we expect
better things Of Louisiana. a few days
will decide. - .Mw Bed. .ner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

Thomson's Compound Syrup ofTar and
Wood Naphtha is the only certain remeny for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza.
Whooplng Cough. Group, Asthmn, Bronchi
It's, Pain in the Breast, Splitting Blood; Short
ness of Breath, Weak Lungs, &c. A fair
trial is only required TO convince all Of Me
mequaiied po.yer of this celebrated remedy
Prlce;5O cents. For sale by x. J. Taylor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

WHAr Is BRAVERY ?-Some men il is
admitted, a,e courageous and some are
not, but as "A lady writer observes in a
recent publcation--w should hike 10
see that man who would deliberately al
low woman TO catch him making
mouths al her baby.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
& q gs lAGA 3GS.

Atih" American Consulate 10 Havana, ,Cha'.
Henry ID Wolf 10 Sarah T., daughter of The
LAT" Hon Nathaniel Hazard, ol this town
In Killingly, Ct. 22d inst MIR. WIN. n
'ClIllo'd I" Miss Rrhrcca Kelley, daughter OF
Mr.. Wm Kelley, daughter Of Mr. VIM. Kel-
Hey, all of ,.area.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

nv HE subscriber takes this method TO in.
L iorm The public that ne has removed hls
stock of Dry Goods to ljDh Thames street
next door to II. Sessions, where he will
receive this week new and fresh supply OF
DRESS GOODS, Linens, J.. c. Hdkfs,
Hosiery, sc. &c.
ALso-IIeavy blcached and unbeachrd
sheetngs, tickings, brown and dalnask linen
table covers, crash, white, red and yellow
hannels, &c. p. MOREY.
Doc. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

BosToN MUNiCIpAL ELEcTIoN.-hnothcr
trial for The choice of Mayor aud five Alder.
men, again resulted IN no choice on Monday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
Traders Bank.

A Semi. Annual Dividend will be paid to
"A the Stockholders of this lnsllluiioa, on
and after Wednesday, the first day Of Janua-
ry next Per order Of Directors,
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. %, lSli-3v.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
n T Z. =. s .
NOTICE..

nENJ. MAPSll ia, respectfully Informs
" hls customers, thr; their Yearly Ac.
counts will be ready aud presented on the
first OF January, as usual. for settlement, and
all those having demands against him viii
please present tlcm at the same time tor
payment.
Newport, Dec. I2h, lSll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
JUST RECEIVED AT
HAM MOND'S
BOOK S TOR T.,
fox the SEASON,

The Rose Of Sharon, a religious SOuvouier
for lS45, edited by Mrs. ). c. Edgarion.
The Lndy's Scrap Book for l645
The Rose. or eileclion'- Gift for iS45, ed,.
ted by Emily Marshall. illustrated with ten
highly flushed steel engravmgs '''" '
Friendships Offering, a Christmas, New
Yca,'s or Birth day Present for 1915; ''
/ The Opal a pure CIh for the holydaya
/ 1915, edited by Mrs. 5. J. Hale, with ilustfa-
tons, by J. G. Chapman
! The Poetry of Flowers and Flowers of
Poetry, to which are added simple treatise
on Botany, with familiar examples. aud
Icopions floral Dictionary, edited by Mr.. Frau
CHS S. Osgood
The Lady's Book Of Flowers and Poetry.
10 which are added, Botanical introduction.
a complete floral Dictionary. and a chapter
on Plants in rooms, by Lucy Hooper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
From the same.

Troops Ordered from This CiM.-We
AniRem Wm.-In compliance with
orders from Gov. Bouck, Commanders
in Chief, to Genl. Storms, tho troops
commended by Capt. krsck and Capt.
Heath were ordered to muster yestcr-
day afternoon, fully armed, mounted
and equipped, to proceed to Hudson.
The troops assembled at Centre Market,
in excellent fighting condition, and pro-
ceed to Hudson by Express at daylight
this morning,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
From the New York Sun of MONDAY.

The .4nti-Rent difficulties. The OPP
position TO the public authorities, riots
and outbreaks, which commenced few
years ago on the property Of the late
Genl. Van Rensselaer,, have now extend
ed to other Counties {; the an,-rent con-
tederacy or association has taken root
in Columbia, Schoharie, Green and
Ulster, and before long will reach eve
Iry County where leases are held. MUIR
der has been committed, innumerable
personal outrages have been perpetra-
ted, and the power of the State and
County defied.-Ci,izens are now under
arms in Hudson, and large and cost
ly military force will have to be detailed
in the several Counties Of the nfe cted
region.
The Sheriff of Columbia County has
sent an express TO Albany for addition
al force to protect the city Of Hudson,
and to arrest the murderers Of Rcphen-
burgh. The Albany Argus says that
the sheriff has been resisted, in his ef.
forts TO arrest the persons charged with
the murder, by formidable assemblago
of Wndians !" and that the authorities
at Hudson had reliable information that
iorcible rescue Of the prisoners now
in custody would be attempted. Gov.
Bouck held Cabinet consultation, and
forthwith directed the Adutant General
to make requisition for two compa-
nies in Albany, and company Of cav
airy in the city Of New York The
Burgesses Corps and the Emmett
Guards, a fine corps ofAlbany, were
put under orders. The Burgesses arc
already on the ground, as volunteers.
The Guards take the ore o'clock train
for Hudson. They will number from
30 to GO muskets. The order for caval-
ry was made upon a company attached
to General Storms brigade, and they
may be expected at Hudson as soon as
the order can be obeycd. We learn
that one Of the results of the examina-
ton at Hudson was that Boughton ("Big
Thunder") was fully committed for the
murder Of Riphenburg. In Rensselaer,,
two further arrests were made on Thurs
day, by the Sheriff, without difficulty,
on suspicion of being concerned in the
murder of Smith
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
RsENJ. MARSH, .sse..
Executors Notice.

T'llE subscriber having been appointed
Executor to the Last VIII and Tcsta-
m"nt OF Eunice Peabody, widow, late ol
Mlddlctown, dec. and havlag given bond,
according to Jaw, hereby gives notice 10 al
persons having claims against said estate to
present them, aud all persons indebted to
make immediate payment
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Miidlciown, jan. ist, isij.'
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Amusing and Instructive

Amusing and Instructive
9AE9Sa
The Race of Improvement,
aiansion OF Happiness,
American Eagle,
Cards of the Magi,
Plckwlck Cards,
Doc,. Busby
Star Spsngled Banner
Master Rodbury aud his papiis.
Characteristics of Distinguished per
sons, are Tor sale al the book store Of
Dcc. %. JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

BEN HARDIN,
j. II. UNDERWOOD,
II. A. PATTERSON,
PHILIP TRIPLETT,
w. w. SOUTHGATE,
w. II. GRISBY,
JOHN kINCAID,
l.. w, ANDREWS,
GREEN ADAMS,
b. MILLS GRENSHAW,
LESLIE COOMBS,
w. j. GRAVES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01
AUCTIONS.

Coddington Stock at Auction.
~lIX SHARES Of The Capital Stock Of .hs
- Coddnglun Manufacturing Cofnrauy
will BE- sold ~ Publm Auction ~ front oi
= Hotel, on saturday The 18th day
Of January next, ~ ! | o'clock, a. IN. CohdI'
tons AT the time ana place.
BY order Of The Administration.
J. GOODSPEED, .Aae;'r
Newport. Dec. 4, 1874. .."
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r e 2 S [!

&W EET CORN, Of The best quality. for
- sale by T.. T. & w. .NEETO.E
Dec. -. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-01-01

~ MARSH, ia, has just received very
AZ fine lol of Oh tanned CGl6LmS, lol
genllcmen's Boots, and wli sell them low.
Jan. /
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-05
new BOOK STORE i. 4. ...a...'.. I ...
BOOKS AT REDUCED PRICESM


sverlye
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of hemul HymnB
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Brushes Br rhe, Grma
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Raleigh Jne26,
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E.VOR .NELES FOR S.aLE.

HnNl4E subscriber. Wishing to close his business in
u Orange, will sell all half Of his mills on Enoe
known <SEaee Mills situate five miles below Hills
borough There is the rise Of three hundred acres oil
land, dwelling house with six rooms aud three fire.
places all necessary oUtho0ses mller house wagon
erS house, aud oSerseers house There would be en-
ployment in the mills and land for eight hands
There is Threshing machine. Saw miI Cotton gin,
two Wool candng machines. Oil mill, Corn and Flour
mill we'll known to the community The carding ma
chimes have carded in from four to six thou
sand pounds of wool, at from I2 10 cents per pound
The oil mill has manufactured in season eight hun
dred bushels of haxseed at advance of 70 100
cent. The merchant mill hasmanufactured eight hun-
dred barrels Of -four in the year.
Pesonswishing to purchases haHe time on the pay.
ments See Mr. F. LYON, my partner, the preni-
ses, or address him Postmaster Enoe Millss or myself
post pOid) Milton, N. C. TH0S. W. HOLDEN
Milton, N. C. Jan. IS45 535.St
o. Hillsboro' Recorder three insestions.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-05
Nea0 and Elegant Goods!
FOR THE LADIES

FUR Il N "a AADIES
"E have on hand an excellent supply of Cash
w meres, Cashmere DeLaines, Mouslines. AL
paccas, and Silks, some of which are really splen-
did as TO style and Of the very best quality.
ALSO: Fancy Prints, Corded and Mouslin
Robes, ShawIs Cravats, French Capes, Lace Cans.
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, Gimps, Fringes, Gloves,
Silk Girdles Gard Cases, Silk Worsted and Cot.
ton Hosiery, and many other goods loo tedious 10
specify.
. As the season is advancing we shall sell our en-
tire stock, which comprises very general and ex-
tensive assortment, at Wnhedrd of lou prices
We respectfully invite the attention Of buvers
and request them to caArand examine our goods
before supplying themselves elsewhere.
RUSSELL ESKRIDGE.
Next door above R. SnarrH.
Raleigh, Dec 20. 5-5i
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fl TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WATGRVILLE, Oneida Co.. N. Y, Sept. Is, ls4S.
Dear Sir-T it to the afflicted to inform you that
January last, was attacked by very violent cold
by working the water (which settled lungs
twas accompanied by pain in my breast and
and sides, also distressing cough had in attendance
all the best medical aid in village but after exhaust
ing all their skill TO avail, they pronounced my dis
ease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they one and
all gaze me up to die After much persuasion got the
consent of my physician to use the BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY. prepared by DR.. WIsTAR. IpurchasGd of
the Agent in place bottle before using half of
which began to gain strength, and it very evident
nay cough was much better, and my symptoms every
way improving have usethree bottlcs and am re-
stored to perfect heath This result is alone owing to
the use ofDR- WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and take this method ogving information partly to pay
the debt Of gratitude owe you partly that Others
similarly afflicted may know where to apply for relief
Very truly yours.
JAMES SAGE
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of WateIviIle,
Sept. "a, ls43, writes
The statemsnt'given yos by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
known to be true by this whole community. It certain
" was most remarkable The sale of tine BaEsam
L. very good, and itssuccess in truly fatterng
Yours respectfully,
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:ssOAK CXTV HALI.., >,
Bargains! Great BargainsiI
IN DRY GOODS -

consequence of the advanced state Of the season
the subscribers respectfully anDounce their purnose
stock eft Goods at prices that cu,of fail to eipe sots'
faction! We therefore invite purchasers in foWn
country TO fator Us with cal, and will pledge our
selves TO give them not only, bargains but CAS-
BARGAINS! f- - RUSSELL ESKRfDGE
January 22, 1s45. >'''' "O'' n Smsshs. eas s:
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BOOTS & SHOES.
State Of North CaroIIna, nash COUNTY.

state Oh North Carolina, Nash county.
.e...a-5 = In EQUITY. '5..5g ,.
Martha Battle o. Commodofe. e ,Tast,la .,d ,,L.
Original Bill for account and partition.
this case it appearing that the defendant. co,nro-
dore g. Battle, IS nonresident of tins State. Or
dered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Battle TO be and appear at our next Superor Curt 4
Equity to be held for the county Of Nash at the Ceur
House in Nashvfe. on the third Monday Of March next
snen ana mere @ the cemPaihants bi judg
Witness James Harrison clerk of our said Court At
Office IN Nashville. the 18th day of January, IS45
y $50. JAMES HARRISON en- f.
By B. H. BLoUNr, Dep. c. M. 2.
r[$S 6G 1-2.1 - ,'-ij = - f,'.>' r = EslSi
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Hats, Caps, Boots 3~ Shoes.

AttheNew Hat Store, Fayettevtne Street.
The Subscribers take this method to inform the Citi
zens Of Raleigh and vicinity, that they have taken the
old Hat stand opposite the Market House for the purpose
of manufacturing Hats We have now on hand a large
OF Hats Caps of the bestqualties latest
styles, which we will sell at Prices that cannot fail to
please. We have just received from O. Fisks celebra.
ted hat mandatory in Broadway New York. an assort-
ment of his Premium Hats which the pubic are invited
to call and inspect We have also just received an as
sortmentof ~ -r-i. +. -.-s
~ BOOTS ,& SHOES.
which will be sold at reduced prices We respect
fully invite the public to call and examine our goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
: WAN ED. .1''
Otter, Fox, Mink Raccoon & Muskrat Skins in large
small quantities. for which the highest Market price
will be given and Cash paid on delivery,
aAWLEY s. BLACKMAN
Opposite the Market House and
4th Door North of the Post Office.
es 10 Ao+4 sr@-k-s 527-H.