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Terms.
Real Estate Market,-37 Wall-st, NY

a. A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de
f3 N scribed Register,we especially invite the
attention those who wish to buy Farms, which are
very good and at the time very cheap, to the oow
ing:
is-Contans 225 of Land Of the first quality in
high stnte cultivation fruit of the best kinds, with two
living streams running through good dwelling House,
the county seat Of Madison County, N. " 20 miles from
Utica Price $685..
2d-SOO acres in Fairfax Co.. Virginia, on the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate OF Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washngon.-
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm of 49, ofexcelent Land with
choice ut good buildings and very Iavoraby Gated in
HARMONY Chautanque Co., N. Y, will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making ami darying utensils for 1900
~ For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, or of the subscribers in New York
Aug. II. ARNOLD BUFFUM " w
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FURNISHING GOODS.


In this department business we can enumerate an
nlni variety Goods (were necessary which cannot
he found at any other store in this county,
and there those who do proclaim that theirs the
best hut they called upon for those articles
sver would give the lie to their own statement. In hs
department will always be fonnd complete assortment of
Cr0ckery. Glass and China Britannia Tea Trays
Table Cutery-Eniry Lamps Sonr and Astral do.-Mantle
Ornaments-Green Curtain Paper-plain and fg'd Paper
Hangngs-Hair Mattresses, &c, sc. Also, CARPETING-
Brussels Three-Py. Extra Superfne Extra Fine Common
All Woo Cotton and Wool in great variety, and very
cheapS Stair Congratulated Druggets-Linen Stair Book
ingStraW Mattings, 4 4. and ga wile2 yd wide Cot
ton Carpetng-Brussels and Tued Rugs Rods
Linen SheeIing and Pillow Case Linen very cheap Table
Linens Russia and Scotch Dapers-Bds Eye Diapers and
Crash T0weng- Imperial and Marsees Quilts-Wo olen
Blankets, from common Rose to the best rbbonhuund
Whitney and BAH Blankets all OF which he afforded
and will be sold usual cheaper this Establishment
than at any other in town.
Pure White Live Geese Feathers.
$4,000 lbs. Pure White Live Geese Feathers
just received and have been epacked by ourselves which
give satisaction the money refund
ed. They are superior to any in town.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
In this branch business able say that
stock OF Silks and Dress Goods superior to that of any
Others in all Others put together Persons in want
Of Rich and New style Silks and Dress Goods should not
think Of purchasing before calling at Head Quarters.
CLOAKINGS.
Super quality French Cloakngs new style-~Thibet
Cl0ths-Silk Warp ndIannas- Fermentation Roy Plads
s,fS Wrought Broadcolhs Fine French and German
CInlhs, which we are offerlns yeE& cheap.
SHAWLS-SHAWLS
We have hand the handsomest assortment o
Rich Cashmere Thbe Silk, WOsen Brocha, and A pac.
Shawls, ever exhibited in this town.
NNELS-FLANNELS.
We have III Store upwards OF 90 bales Flannels, en-
racug every style OF While and Colured Flannes i'll the
market and for sale very low.
In closing this notice take pleasure i'll being able to
great which has attended this establish
and the best proof that goods have and the nest
guarantee will be sold cheaper than any other
in the county Call Head Quarters and buy cheap Of
HARDON, BROWN & co.
Worcester, Sept 49, dwbw39
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FARMs FOE SALE.

- VNHREE very beautiful Farms containing 100
@.A / acres situated on the banks of the river Pcto
ksl mac adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia These
Farm are susceptbeof the most productive cnvaon by
means ofwhch nature furnished abundant supply
the spot They are portion of the celebrated Gunson
Estate and will be sold for S 1850 per acre.
One Farm containing l56 of land OF the first quail
~ in Tioga Co. York, with two good dwelling Houses
Barns Sheds &C abundance of choice fruit, and as
healthy spot as any in America. This FARM stock, and
farming utensils for $50O0
Farm containing 1854 of very excellent land very
iayorably located in Harmony, Chauauque Co., N. Y.
There is good dwelling House. Barn, &c rms Is pleas
ant healthul location and property with which the pur
chaser cannot fail he pleased. One thousand pounds oil
sugar are made annually this place Ii IS offered win
ali the farming dairying, and sugar-makng utensils for
Sl5Oo-two thirds of which may remain on interest any
length of time.
II apv body wants purchase Farm, large or small
good or Indifferent dear or cheap, far Off for cash
or credit they be accommodated by nqurng OF join
MILTON EARLE, Worcester at the Real Estate MAXI
'ang o. If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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A New Boot and Shoe Store,

New and Fresh Lot of Goods.
a w. PUTNAM is now opening at his rooms,
81. 1863 Central Exchange, Main ST.,
an entire new and fashionable lots of Gentemens Ladies'
Rows and Misses and Chldren's BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every variety aud approved STYLE He hatters him
sell having had no small experience in the business and
selecting his goods personally and with care, he shall be
able TO meet wishes, both to quality and price, Of
those who may choose favor him with their patronage.
Retail Dealers please apply
Understand, 1853 Central Exchange, MAIN 81.
Worcester, Sept "a. uwu AZ
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AND ANOTHER DRY GOODS
NOTICE,

Z N making this our second appearance in nOtic-
ing the unparalleled inducements which have been
ahd are now to be found nj HEAD QUARTERS, we would
MOI so much impose upon the intelligent community in
Whlch we live and from whom have received such
limited patronage, for which beg sincere
thanks Gas IKE some Of Pharisacid neigh6OrS) TO claim
an he honesty there in The trade for ourselves pro
'eSs TO be ohin banag distance Of the TRUTH lest
should be suspected of being out Of bang distance of it,
ana ma We like them PROFESS and he far from the
rum and were asked to hail it, shond then have the
lie gwen to our professions at by not being atle TO
perform the task.
SUI we are now as have been, prepared say
th goods from this Establish sold every day from
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY-FIVE per cent cheaper than at
an! othe III this county The quality Of our goods and the
10" prices at which they offered is proof this
sertlon 1t must be evident every intelligent mind that
any concern having buyer constantly IN the ket taking
advantage of every opportunity which offered OF buying
goods at runous discounts from the of importation
ana manufacturing and in quantities MORE THAN TEN
LINES AS LARGE as that OF It's neighbor afford Ia
we nave above stated sell ID 25 per cheaper
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer
This Company commenced issuing Policies OF Assurance
the first of june from ID to so years, ana III
amounts from 800 to $4,000.
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In addition the above premiums, deposite of per
cent on the premiums will he required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages Is 30 cent on
the premiums.
Applications may be made at the Office of
the COMPANY at The CENTRAL BANK Worcester and to
the Agents i'm the towns and sections OF New England,
New York New Jersey, PennsN lvlna, and Ohio,
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
yVorcester. Jnly Ig45.
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Books and Stationery,

WARREN LAZELL, lit Main street,
TTAS just received supply OF the Patent LIZ I'm
II BALANCES a large assortment of Letter
Enpeiopes DRAWING CARDS, thirty two cards IN
pack consisting elementary outlines and Cottage SERIES
the pack is SET adapted instruct learners, Dung orou,
without the aid ola tencher by Jacob and j. 5 C. Abbot
phe Naturalists Library, containing descriptions o.
Man. Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes, Repes, ana
400 engravngs "a, 4. -
Lives ofe Presidents Of the United States with 70 en-
Cravings ty Robert w Lincoln
All of the above Cheap the Cheapest.
INV n dtf E. DORR, Agent
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
CUR NTEE CAPT.

u 7 II Z. Z
Edwin Conant, Esq,
Ichabod Washhurn,
Frederick w. Paine,
John Milton Earle,
John Green, NJ. d.
Benz f. Haywood, MD.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washburn, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MD.
William Dickinson, Esq.
Freeman Upham,
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Patent Action Piano FOrtes.
Kenrick's Nurseries,

NOnantum Hill, NEWTONs near DostOh'
....s1asz CRUIT, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
&sa 4 Roses Green House Plants, &C The
FF54g r#fa. new descriptive CATALOGUE will be sent
as SsaTS gratis, to all VINO apply
Apple Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach,
and NeclaTne Trees great variety Of all superior kinds
Grape Vines GooseberreS, Frahcona anu ol"e' "'sP"
ries Currants, Strawberries, &c &c ,,., >,
Ornamental rees Of the most beautiful hardy kinds IN
GLIDING LINES or Iindens, sycamores-Iyr9ler scotch
Iarch silver Leaved Abee, Horse Cheslus Els weep
ing Willows, Magnolia or Umbrella tree, iuup Uee, Id
bnrnum Mountain Purple Beech and EVeTgre IN trees,
NC Shrubs EverhIoomng Roses, P@mes' DdhIi's, &C
Also Cactues verbennus, and other most snowy Green
House Plants.
Is 900 Peach Trees, of the most superior and
productive kinds for Orchards for supply Of our markets
1900 Vines raised in pots, from single eyes, oil
,be BLACK Hamburg and other superior GRAPES inclnd-
inc several netg kinds from London Horticultural society,"
received last Spring. 49, t.,t.
~ Written orders addressed by mail TO the subscriber
viii he uromptly executed, and Trees and Plants WIZ he
we'll packed in and moss when oruereu iF 6ls ah'
places and delivered at the depot or shipped N Dos1on
i,hont charge or transportation TO the city Or orders
ec with any OF the authorized Agents IN Boston shnd DC
n eIe Ha'' n ari 10 WILLIAM KENRlCK
dIecleu pa' lii Neyton Oct l6 1895 6w43
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SINGING SCHOOLS.

RgR. L. S. RUST, Teacher of Focal Music,
" would respectfully inform the inhabitants OF WoIces
County and vicinity, that he is located IN Worces-
er and wishes devote his whole time the duties of
his profession Musical Societies. Chos private Glasses
can obtain his services The most reasonable terms.
the kindness Of Professors l.. MASON and G. WEBB
of Boston, Mr. Rust permitted any inquiries in
relation 10 his qualifications and teacher
then. Residence No BRINLEY Row.
Worcester, Sept. Is IS45 38tf
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Clarendon Harris,
Hon. Alex. De Witt,
John Brooks, Esq.
Charles w Wilder,
Hon Nathaniel Wood,
Hon. II w. Cushman,
Henry Chaplin, Esq
II. S. Wheaton, Esq.
Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
Joseph A. Denny, Esq Q
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Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'

in Worcester.
THE Winter Term Of the Subscribers School for Young
/ Ladies will commence on Monday, NOU 10Th. The
studies pursued the usual English branches, to
gether with the Latin French and Italian Languages The
German will be Introduced whenever the convenience OF
the Teacher will permit. The principal objects aimed at,
are to exert a sautary influence upon the character by
uniformly kind but firm government, TO impait thorough
instruction whatever branches taken up rather than
great deal OF ground and TO make the pupils
residence school happy
Board and Tuition for a term of eleven weeks $50.
Tuition of Day Schools do do do. Sl2
distinct charged, made instruction in Music, which
is given by Teachers residing in the Town.
REFERENcEs-Hon John Davis, ! Vorcestey
Hon. Levi Lincoln 5
]. Palfrey. Esq,
Geo B. Blake Esq, Boston.
G. f. Thay er. Esq
PaulgWlard, Esq Chariestown.
Oct. 49, 1916. 4w42
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1000 CASES AND PACKAGES

Dry Goods, Crockery, and China Ware,
which make superior any this county.
Any person by going the different Rail Road Depots and
Express Office in this town will find that have under
rated the quantity have received lest the creulty of
many people might receive a shock.
The following with every kind of Dry Goods
ed Alu,aNs IN hnrd
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NORTH CaaoEima hastitastiea.
1EE0reTEaR TlAaf nmh .HAn11.lla - =


E7NHIS Institution will be opened for fheeeeption Of
fe1 Pupils, about the lsk of May next, in the CITY Of
Raleigh Pleasant and conmodious buildings have been
bained and earnestly desired that all persons
ng or friends who unfortunate class,
use all practicable means to have them here
the time of opening the School as possible.
Fofthe present. Pupils viii be received aany age be-
tween eight and thirty The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Prncipst and his family Sndwi
beat alftimssunderh and direetionTh female
Pupils viii be andefbe special care of the wife Of the
Principal and the Matron and the utmost atentionwi
Ebe given and aken to comfort and hap
lpiness, well the improVment ofalt the Pupils
The terms for the Session of ten months will be one
hundred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and Tu
on, including the necessary Books and all expenses,
texcept Clothing Medical attendance-payable
half semi annually in advance. q -4sze4f s =
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require The pfecise time
topening the School will be mentonedin future AdVeF
tsement s7p1i - d+sh{5s ~ s3ai+ ~. y STST
All CONCENTRATIONS the subject of the JnstutOn,
addressed to WEsroN R. GALES, Esq. Raleigh, EpOst
pid aer the lst of April, to the Principal, viii be
attendedto promptly. >, 4s,q.,,5g ,t.rS a. si.f,
Ali applications for admission for Pupils, whose Pa
rents are not able to support them either in full or
part should be made to His Excellency, Gov Ga AHA
President ofthe Literary Board. 2tietl..7 '5fl1'4l
- $500 = WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal.
Feb 2, 'lS45. a>taH,.4s.ss E.o-s 70 $3.50 535-tf
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= ThesNorth Carolina standard,


-W.5T. HOLDEJE EDIToR4ond pRopn,-..'"
WHE N the UNDERSIGNED took charge Of ,ha G., -"
ard, on the lst of June 1913. ifs I;st me stand
about one Thousand subscribers Since tSt = moered
number has yincrease but If ;s at 9e this
eenl g support SUCH paper as the democracv
state desire TO have at the seat of government the
friends Of the paper, with whom the unSns: all the
conveTsed and eoTresponded on the subiect has
the be increased to at least four that
not this be accomplished ?s The undersivnsSi Can
fully submits whether, ont Of 10000 democrar pect
IN North Carolina. there cannot be obtainad Voters
Central Journal aPermanent circulation of fo. The
and copies uI Nous.
. It is needless, perhaps, to say that the Stand,
be beeonstantly devoted to the support and nroMo will
of temperate principles and that its Editor Will
month by month, and year by year, with batevs sSol
may possess RIO destroy the odons and ao
doctrines offhe Federal party And it NAV No,
proper 10 state here, that at late meeting Of M In
cratic State Central Committee for North Cari; emo
Resolution was passed heartily and entirely ann.a
of the course ofthe Standard since it has besn
control of the undersigned, and recommenJiu The
party Throughout the State the Importance of 70 The
IFS circulation The Standard will continue o
tention as heretoors to miscellaneous reading and %
the general news of the day and no efforts aug 10
will bespared to- render 1T useful and int pains
sheet. Fo those who, at the CONNIE rte ing
bors, gave to the undersigDedsa generous Ia
confidence and who continue 10 cheer him bv f5e % anu
Eonage and friendship-and indeed to the SoIa pat
cratic party ofthe Statehe tenders his sincere Teo'
4 {. ss.i3 TERMS oFsTHE STANDARD.
For single copy, three dollars per annum il, oar,
0neeopy for two years, orto copies for ona
He dellaEs IA Qduonce For four conies a IS'' lor
for ten eopiestwenty dollars-ira aduance uoiars
procuring and forwarding five SUBSCRIBERS with person
will be entitled to the paper one Year f,s eas 81
charge, -.< WILLIAM W, HOTI6FEsNS% I6EsS %
rs by giving the above few insertions AOOl'ge
April Esd, 1845,
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A Spendid work.

AEoCULLoCHiS UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER:
XH A Dictionary. Geographical s atistcal, and His
orca of the various Countries, Places, and Principal
Natural Objects in the World, by j.. R. McCuiloch,
Esq;in whchthe articles relating the United States
have been greatly multiplied extended and adapted to
the presentconen of the country, by Daniel Haskell
A. M late President University of Vermont. II
extensive and accurate Information with respect to fhe
present condition ofthe world is desired, is believed
that this great work, with its improvements, will afford
the oppoFunitJ of obtaining with least possible ex-
pense oftme, trouble, and means. and that il will be
"a source of extensive Improvement aud Qualification
many minds. - ~ vs. s.. - =. -.
For sale al the North Carolina Book Store.
~ 's-s- <h t'-. TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 26 g ...--a - : si' $40
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Notfce to Owners of NTiIIs.

"AVING obtained letters patent for grinding up
Corn, Cob and SHsick in the Ordinary Grist Mill
in use, take this method OF informing the public,
especially those who may infringe the right without a-
hority, that shall hold all such pesoHs who may either
construct any lll mills upon the principle of
my patent, responsible under the patent laws of the Uni
ted States learn that nfrngement has been made
in this State. and would notify the public thatI have
disposed of the patent right for this State to Maj Wa F.
COLLINS of this City-excePting two counties, Hall flax
and Norhanpton-and it would be welffor all who wish
of this valuable aud saving improve
ment to always advise with him
having their altered unless they satisfied others
are acting under his authority This addition of grind
ing up the shuck thoroughly, Invaluable, refer the
public to Maj CoELINs publication in newspaper form
ESA. KNoWLToN. n
Raleigh, Feb 1s, 1876: = F1e-'i - 5S7-tE
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Save your Corn CObs s. Shuclks =!
TO the Planters and Ali1Iers Of North .

To the Planters and -1lilleES of North .
! bsf1-.- - y Carolina. IA y s7tfis9'
The undersigned has obtained letters patent 10
enable common Min stones Cor rocEs) now in use,
for horses, mules cattle, hogs &c, thereby saving
more than one third Of crop, which is an impor-
taiit item with planters. The machinery used for
the above purpose is simple and durable, and can
not, with fair means gel out of order. 1t will last
as long as the stones last, with an expense of 80
cents every five years To enable the common
mill stones grind corn into meal requires NO
new buildings or extra power. II can also be APP
piled to'horse mills, threshing machines. gins or,
any given power known. The same mill will
grind one-third more Of corn meal BY the into7.
duetion, OF this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and shuck TO gtinding
corn meal in the space Of thirty seconds. Com
alone WHEN fed 70 stock i said to be BY hs most
Ptaecat and scientific planters, co1stpSting In its
effects producing founders, cholics and various
other maladfes which are incident TO stock Grind
ing coSs and shqck with the corn makes a food
congentai with b, their natures and CANNOT prodace
when fed corn exclusiyeiy, are deprived of The
benefits of distensio $50 necessatY to the proper
health Of animals by lhair being unable to ear
sufficient bulk to produce 6istension before the
corn produce this necessary distension, without
any danger, of diseases arising from oYereating.
Corn cob and shick meal is improved by scading,
and still more by5hoins, and yet more by parti-
digestion for hogs, But horses and dmuless with
not eat feImen1ed fooao aoeopsequentlY YsheYswiAsnsE
qqire i dry or partially wet with cold aRaler.
Horses, mules and oxen, wbenifed hgrodndIf
food void npch in nndigesaeds state Bhioh isd
OF course lost for all beneficial pafpOsessssI>R
E5aRe sabjoinedscertiieate. ,sseed 40 Fl
The undetsfgE ed can be addressed At Ra- 7
leigh, and all calls win be attended 70 puhera1ly
and with despatch BY himself Or agent - 9
sEs ssltsttwi ~ - WIN. F.. C9LtaNs,a -
t.E- 81
Raleigh Febss 90, 1887
Having been Rasplieitedby Maj Collins TO have
ny Mill adjusted 70 grind Gefa sia the Ear and
SRuek Lconsented thai heI should sd0 30 astaniax4
pertinent; and ! am able tol SAY tbat7it,isrinGls
Corn IN the Shsck saf fIhe raae<1f 40 bushelsepSt
n0aE and lAs dressing of the stones
ed, thai L grinds shesd Com more 4hanf
last as before and BIZ any Watchs hsal4therate of Isl
bushels per h0qr aad the meal faer4haa usual. IJs
1eeln 4 2 yat1ahle imptoEemenfs andq shall pur.k
chase the right 10 use isIaseit Mill9affDnd ame aS
'pesdy MaFsPf feeding my herses and scatsIe, ana
AAeI e1ys1eS5 syaslfs fuass gssl3sa III
"a Il, 1o-yas.lssn sdl i M.AfisB6YEsAflsu 4, 1
fse~ fs, sts42.sA a sRinteaai II vs53ss lfsssk
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NJ Office is hereby given to the lawful heirs of Nan
cy Morgan, deceased, and David Scarborough, that
there is in the hands of the Executors of Samuel Scar
ing the last will and testament Of said deceased il
they do not apply for said legacy in the term Of five
years from the death of his wife, Lydia Scarborough.
they forfeit their claim and the Executors will not be
responsible for any interest the said legaces say
SI50 share, from this date February the goth, 1945.
ge HIRAM SCARBOROUGH, e14'eee'''of''a
Feb. 20, 1845. g! - S ls1.e 1srb 5SS- I8tsp.
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EdneatiOrl Of the Desi Z and DuniaB and
Blind of North Carolina. -,


NHE Literary Board is pleased to make known, that
il the School for the Deaf and Dumb commenced OPP
eratiOns in the City of Raleigh the 1st ins under
vorable auspices though it has 10 regret that few Of
the County Courts have. yet. acted thesnbject
in accordance with the act ofthe last General Assembly,
requested in former advertisement of the Board.
1t has been ascertained by correspondence that a
School for the Blind can also be established here upon
terms economical than those Of institutions with
out the States and such one will be opened soon
of pnpIs shah aEerto justly theun-
dertakng The Chairmen of the County Courts, Sher-
ifs and County SoifctOfs therefore respectfully urg-
ed 10 bring e act aforesaid to the attention of their
courts and to make returns TO the President of tho
Board of the number of Deaf and Dumb and Blind per-
in their counties, between the ages Of 8 and 80
years, early practicable. e.
This appeal in behalf of the destitute and unfortunate
will 1T is hoped, at the hands Of these officers an
attention equally prompt and effective, as il the duty
had been mposedb by law. So So = g. .
- = 7..- VILLA. GRAHAM,
- = ;rt+'-~ Prest ex of Lit Board
May 6th, 1845 ''.i 5f9-4w.
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New shopIn RaIeIgI, fer PIaliRs, GasI..l Gasa.

New ShOpin Raleigh for Plating. Cast
tug, GGfnsmlitlfIIR. NEendfng, &C. &c :
gHNHE subscriber informs his friends and the puDiIe
generally, that he has taken shop on Morgan sire
next door 0the Coach5 Shopof the late Capt. VIM
Clark where he will execute all Silperahd Brass Plat
ing of Carriage Irons old and and all other KINDS
of plating in the neatest and most substanal
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
-a kinds of Lock nendihg lending Brass ndlroHss
Shoves and Tongues and Candle Stcks-and all fancy
iobs--as cheap as the times require, for Cash.
Orders from distance as web at home, thankfully
'e'e'' % anu p'OHp'' a'' ~ VIM E. LEE.
Raleigh. May 6, Is4s. se a~sii,79 u. 964S-tt
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SPRING GOODS.

We, are now receiving our supplies of Spring
and Summer Goods-aHaong them rich styles Bal
zarines, Lawns, &c; large assortment Of Shoes,
including every description; Bonnets and Hats.
Call and see! H., A.. BADHAM, & 9GQ.
March Is, iS45. -'--~ 54l-If