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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-15
To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
$50 North Carolina Book store.


A System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in a
N Series Of Original dissertatiOns-by Alex. Tweedie
81. D. F. r. s., in vols. -.
Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene of
Females-by Colembat Del Isere-by Charles Meigs.
Principle Of Surgery-by Jane sMiller, F. R. S. &c.
in vol. '.iI .A ... -
Taylors New Work on &c Medical jTnispraIdenee."
Churchill on Diseases of Females in vol.
Alisons Pathology in vol-a neIC GOork.
Williams Pathology in vol.
Fergussons Practical Surgery, with illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous illustrations.
The Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
by Jonathan Pere;ra M. D. Sc
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases #
Hope on the Heart-in vol % q -.r...
Lawrence on the Eye. -. ~.
Ricord on Venereal-in vol. f.. rs- -
Elliotson Stewartson's Practice ofMediciie Q.
Chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Gout.
do on Thoracic & Abdominal Vicera. s--
Also all the Works of Dunglison, Eberle, Devices,
and others. Call in and examine Stock, or send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
May 2I, lS45. ~ -H.s. ,.}asz- 55o-Iy.
Oo- The Register and Independent.
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New Books! [! New Books

-aso Just recei0ed at the Ne.o Book Store,
"HE MIRROR LIBRARY, complete in l Vol D..,
u ly bound. "eA'
YANKEE STORIES, by Judge Halliburton. fs.,.
Slick) with illustrations. N'S@
LIFE OF COL CROCHET
JMcCULLO OCRS U.NIVERS.AL C1AZETTFEp
Dictionary Geographical, Statistical and Hsorca1o
the various countries, places, and princpa nanS
objects in the world illustrated with maps 2VCl.
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books
April ls. ...a.rn .an 5I7-tt
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For Sale or REM.

TRHE house and lot formerly owned by Rcb,d
IL Green, and adjoining w. & A. Stith's. The dwell
ling house has four rooms and three frepiaces There
house, upwards Of thirty fruit trees and an excellent well
Of water. The house will be sold on a credit Of one
two, three and four years but if not sold before The M
January next, will be rented for or any number Of
years. APyly to ~ W. A. STITH.
Sept 4, 1S45 5654m
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
FasIliOuable Clothing Emporium.
VUNHE above named establishment has opened at the
II store adjoining Mr. B. B. SMIrH's. on Fayette-
Vile street. 80 .-
The citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity arc respect
fully requested to call and examine my large aud fash
ionable stock superior made clothing ct is not slop
shop work neither do Iihtend to run away soon
the is five receive that patronage which
we expect from generous publicly
My stock consists, in part, az follows:
Super blue and blue black Dress and Frock COATS,
Z" and extra super Drab Sack and Over ''
" heavy Tweed {"
a." Croton cloth Z"
Z" Drab Cashmer0tI q"
Heavy fullea cloth Z"
Super blk Cashmere PANTS,
+" fancy % &" (Ofvarious Stylss.)
{" French [" &"
- Silk, Satin, valsntia and Narssilles VESTS.
Z" Velvet. 90
Stocks, Cravats, Collars. Hose, &c.
Gentlemen wishing suits made TO order, can be
commodaed in ten twelve days, by leaving their
warranted to be the best make and material and
in all cases to ft. GEO. W. TAYLOR, Agent
NJ B. CuTTINc done in the latest styles, and at the
loves prices.
Septr 8, 1874. Scott
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Notice.

I'm the 4th Monday in October next will be sold for
Ocash before the Court House door, in the Town of
Marlborough, the following lands or so much thereof as
Will pay the taxes thereon:
2S9 Acres belonging TO John Sherrod lying
o in District No 8, not listed, due for 1854 casa
100 Acres belonging to Dempsey S. Eason, -.
net listed, lying in District No and on the
waters of Straight Branch, due for 1894 1854
One lot In the town of Tarborough No. 60
belonging to Whit Hill and Wife, due for
1slS, o,2O
W. D. PETWAY, Shift:
September 16. Is4S. Pr adv. ss. b67-ts
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Attention! 35th Regiment.

Street, n the city of Raleigh, ,on Saturday. 18th of
octooer armed and equipped according TO Law, for Reg
mental drill. The Commissioned Officers will parade
alter which, Court Martial will be held where dein
quens and Officers requiring Commissions will attend
Raleigh, Oct. /, 1916. $40.
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POETRY.
From tbe Salisbury Watchman.

From the Salisbury Watchhah'
AIR-LUCY NEAL.
used to live in Tennessee
They called me Willie Steele
And there met pretty gIrl,
Her name was Lucy Neae'
o, poor Lucy Neale! o, poor Lucy Neale
If had her by my side,
How happy should feel
One night there was a splendid ball,
Miss Lucy danced reel,
She was the prettiest dancer there,
The lovely Lucy Neale.
0, poor Lucy Neale &c. ~
Iwent next day to see her,
She was at the spinning wheel,
And oh! how lovely she did look,
Ny charming Lucy Neale.
D, poor Lucy Neale! sc.
asked her to sit by my side,
And talked Of love deal,
And then how modest she did look
My darling Lucy Neale.
o, poor Lucy Neale! sc.
went to see her every day,
And told her did feel
As IL I could not live without
My gentle Lucy Neale.
o, poor Lucy Neale! &c.
Al last one lonely Summer eve,
She said come woe veal,
She would be mine foreVermOTe,
My own dear Lucy Neale.
", poor Lucy HNeaie! &c
So then thought I'd go away
And settle in Mobile,
And then I'D hurry back again,
For my dear Lucy Neale.
o, poor Lucy Neale! &C.
And when told the darling girl,
She said, Z" Willie Steele,
How can you go so far away
And leave your Lucy Neale!'
o, poor Lucy Neale! &c.
kissed the tear from of her check, -..-
How mournful did feel!
! said, Sc I'll soon be back again
To marry Lucy Neale,"
o, poor Lucy Neale! sc.
AT last tore myself away;
And surely did feel,
As if my very heart would break,
To leave my Lucy Neale.
O,pOor Lucy Neale! SC,
never saw my love again! .-.
For ere / reached Mobile, ..
Death seized my flower and laid her low! v
Alas poor Lucy Neale!
o, poor Lacy Neale!-
And now wander o'er the sea,
Poor lonely Willie Steele;
I'll never love another girl,
Oh no! lost Lucy NeaIe.
o. poor Lucy Neale!- .-.-..--. .
Sept %, 1s45. ELLA.
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READ THIS!
GOOD GOODS WILL SELL

nURE Cider Vinegar. Also White Wine Vinegar
II for nice Picking: Call and see.
Best family Green Tea. Family Flour in half Bar
res General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
six months Credit. If you want good goods look at
my Stock before buying elsewhere My goods fresh
and we'll selected will doubt and fashionable and
cannot be bought as low as AUCTION Goods Persons
may rely upon what is said Of the above articles il
not so, they can be returned ~ .-ff...
To Farmers. Particular attention given to Sales
Of any kind of produce sent to me. T. H. SNOW.
July %, 1874. 559-H.
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Quaker COurtship. Hum Yea and verify
Penelope, the spirit urgeth and moveth mo won
derousy, to bescech thee to cIcave unto me, and
become flesh of my flesh and bone of my bone
Hum Truly, Obediah, thou hast said wise
ly; and inasmuch as it is written, that it is not
good for man to be alone, loI and behold, will
sojourn with thee
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April ls.


NNAKEN up and committed to Jail, in Lenor couD,,
on alst July last, negro man who says his nam,
is Harry, and that he belongs to William Whitfield and
was in the employ Of SamI Hand when he ran aw,v
Said negro is of dark complexion, feet inches bpi
about S5 SO years of age. The owner is requese5o
come forward, prove property, pay charges and ak'
said negro away, he will be dealt with as the law a.
rect. .. ..g RlCH'D w. KING, Sheriff
August 25 lS45 5R55tn
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A Teacher Wanted.

~ A Teacher Wanted. --"-|
A SINGLE lady, who has had some experience in
N teaching, and who is qualified to give instruction
Music and French addition to the usual branches
Of thorough English Education may find employment
by making application the editor of this paper He is
desrous Of engaging the services of competent female
to conduct in part the instruction Of the school
ed to be opened in his family. Recommendation of an
unexceptionabls character will be required of course
7. MEREDITH.
Sept "a, 1s45. $685. st.
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~ Tho undersigned will attend
SI regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Granville, franklin, Johnston and Nash, and
the Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax. All busi
ness entrusted his will be promptly attended
HENRY w. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. C. Sept. sth, 1s45. B67-tf
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iSMUE,F LN SMALL BLADDERiS.

lust Received, a superior new article of Scotch
q Snuff warranted good, and if not approved may be
returned and the money refunded, price Is cents per
pound, pounds for dollar, sale at the cheap C
gar store Fayettyille street opposite City Hall.
KRAUSE s. MILLER.
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FALL SUPPLY OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.

just received and for SALE very large stock Of Family
GIocsries-by the wholesale :etail. As my stock
was bought with cash, think compete with any
house in Raleigh in point of quality price and
have turned my attention particularly to the keeping of
Family Groceries, intend to spare pains in trying to
please all who may call me. assure all who deal
with that they shall have at all lines, the best
articles. My best Sugars put up in whole, half and
quarter barrels, for family My stock consists, in
part, of the following articles:
St. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans UGARS, all
of tine best quality; Loaf and crushed ditto; ~
Laguira, Rio and Cuba COFFEE;
Young Hyson. Imperial and Gunpowder TEAS;
FLOUR, at all times Of the very best quality not,
it can be returned); ......5-..
Cheese, Mollsses, Rice, Dried Beef, Spice, Pepper,
Mace, Nader, Copperas, Soaps Of all kinds !; and
great many other articles usually kept in Family
Grocery.
feel thankful to my customers for their liberal pa
tronage and hope by my strict attention to business to
gain many more. ....H
Call and see Eor yourselves. s
J. R. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, Sept. 8, ls45. 565-4t
The subscriber having made cOnsid-
erabs arrangements fo the purpose of taking Produce
Groceries, and other Goods, on Commission, (a except
Liquors) He those who may patronize him in
this way that every exeron shall be used to get the very
best prices. Prompt payments made when the goods
are sold. J. r. w.
September 9th, 1S45.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Club Room and other Temperance Tales by
i T. S. Arthur. s-.. t. =
The Knickerbocker Sketch Book.
The Secret Foe and Nan Darrell, by Miss. Ellen
Pickering
The Mirror Library, Handsomely bound, Also, Nos
{ and of the London Lancet. F
Just received at the New Bookstore by.
1854 - :" o. L. CLEAVELAND.
Jaae End ~. -.es,4, -.s..i . 5B2
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North Carolina Raptist tAnnIversnries.

North Carolina Baptist Anniversaries.
TNHE Anniversary Meetings of the North Carolina
Il Baptist State Convention, the North Carolina
(Baptist) Bible Society, and the North Carolina (Bap-
tst) Education Society OF Wake Forest College, will
in the Baptist Church in this City, on Friday
the 18th of October (nstant) Delegates from Baptist
Associations and Churches throughout the Stale will
attend and correspondents from the Associations and
Conventions of the neghhoring States are expected.
Raleigh, N. c., October lst, 18I5.
CITY papers will please copy.
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A Magnificent And Cheap Work

A N Anatomical Atlas, Illustrative of the Structure
"A of the Human Body--by Henry H. Smith NJ. D.,
under the Supervision Of William E. Horner M D.. in
in one large volume imperial Octave For Sale at the
North Carolina Book Store. TURNER HUGHES.
May 81, le45. 55O-ly.
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Res IMPORTANT 5aT
TO The Medical Profession.

10 5AFtel 146UtCtEt ATOTeSStUIt,
a5,I A NEW WORK ON PRACTICE. II 10
EHSSAYS ON, PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEU-
- TICS, being the substance of the course of Lee
lures, delivered by Saml. Henry Dickson, M. D.,
Professor oft Institute and practice of Medicine in
the Medical College of the State Of South Carolina, in
2Vols.
Also, Edition of Eberleis PIactice, with notes
and addition, by George Mcclellan. M. D., in Vols
The Principles and Practice of Obstetric Medicine
and Surgery, in reference to the Process of PtiOH
illustrated by hundred and fortytwo figures, by
Francis H. Ransbotham, M. D. of the London Hospi-
tai
Gibson's Surgery, second Edition, improved and al.
tered in Vols.
Mental Maladies, treatise Insanity by E.. Esqu-
roll translated from the original with additions by E. K,
Hunt, M D. u .li u 7siii' }l..E.s + ~ sujfs
The above New Medical Works, have just coma to
hand, and for sale, with many other Standard Works
this subject Orders from distance promptly atten-
ded to-. TURNER & HUGHES,
~- Publishers Agents.
August 8, 1s45. - 562.
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Chemicals in great variety from
Paris, London, likewise those of the most Sunerior
dseycGG Nanny have been received and will be
sold pleasing terms by the subscriber, viz Iodine;
IOdide Of Irons Deuto IOdde of Mercuy Proto Iodide
ratrins SuIphate, Acetate and Murate Of Morphine.
Narcotine; PiPerne; Cyan Poasse; Ammon Tart Iron:
ProtO ChOr Mercury; Bi ChlOr. do; Turpeth Mineral:
Chryst Tart Antimony; Aconitina (Morson's| Nit
Silver in chrystals Elaterum; Muir Baryta Ox. Tin.
SulphuTet Potasse; Hydrocianic Acid; Bromine- Ali
the above mentioned chemicals warranted PURE.
being manufactured by the most celebrated chemists
will not fail to give universal satisfaction. Physicians
are respectfully requested to test their purify =
p. F. PESCUD, -
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
halISh, North Carolina
sept, a, l94S. 56s-tf.
So- RegistsreoPy. -
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RICHARDSON & CO.,
Importers aud dealers i'm Dry Goods,
63 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
FALL.-.I645.

"E have now in store, Of our own importation and
w purchases in the Northern cities an tsteswGllw
large stock Of English, French, German and Domestic
Goods. s-
Our assortment of coarse Woollens oznaburgs Sheet
ings and Shirin Cacos, &C., IL full than it has
ever heretofore been and IN addition to all kinds Of
sale house. we have great variety of FANCY aRTE
Giles, for both ladies and gentlemen's wear
We offer our stock to MERCHANTS from the coun-
try at very reasonable prices on moderate terms, and
respectfully ask an examination Of it.
RICHARDSON s CO.
Richmond, Septr 4. 1s4b. 66s-l7t
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ment OF DRY GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS of almost every color and quality for Dress
Erock and Over Coats Cassimeres from 81 per yard to
the hst quality in great varieties very superior plain
"i and fancy SILK Velvet plain black and fancy Satin
pam black and figured ChallIes. for Vests. Also
general supply of Silk, Lambs WOOL Merino and Cotton
hosiery Linen Shirts, Shirt Bosoms and Collars of the
la.ese styles fine Silk and Cambria pocket Handker-
en,e PLAIN and figured Scarfs and Cravats Suspend
Bombazne Stocks and Ties, &C.; with complete assor
ment of Tailors' trimmings, at wholesale and retail
Together with large lot Of
Ready-made CIOthes.
Doth OF their own and Of Northern manufacture
The above goods were bought for cash, with great
care by one of the firm, in New York. and will be sold
lot small advance ON the first cost for cash. or to ree
laI customers on short credit. They intend TO offer
I noucements in quality and price, will make it
stock. F--' W O"l a"u soc their
,onean snd OF Fashions, embracing the latest Eu-
ioRSS ano American styles, received monthly
sLaIeuL Acknowledgements are rendered to their
enS aI patrons Tor past aVOrs. and continuance i
respectfully and most earnestly requested =
p.,o;aA a.. ,ou SMITH & BIGGS.
Pan;s5n. O.. -, 67O-9t.
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Notice.

gentleman, who has had sevea years experience In
teaching School, wiphes to get employment for the next
year He teaches only the English Branches For
further information apply to the Editor of the Standard,
free Of postage.
Sept. Fl, Is45. 56S-1m
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Notice.

WNHE eopartnershp heretofore existing In the city of
IL Raleigh. N. c. under the firm of RUSSELL g. EsK-
RIDGE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
CHARL RUSSELL is authorized to collect all debts
due to. and settle all claims against said firm.
CHARLES RUSSELL,
Sept 18th, ls40. VERNON ESKRIDGE.
The Books and accounts Of Messrs.
RUSSELL EsKRIDGE will be left, for short time,
with Mr. GEORGE T. COOKE, and hope Ias
terms have been cash) that all friends who in
debted will forward and settle their accounts
without further notice. CHAS. RUSSELL
Sept Is, l845. 667-4t-p
Register and Star copy 4 weeks. ....'...
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Roanoke lNaVigatiOm Company.
TTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Roanoke Navigation
Company will be held at Weldon, the last Tues
day of October next The Board Of Directors will meet
on the day previous thereto. <H.E.z A. JOYNER.
Weldon, Sept. IS, IS45. /- 569-3t.
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Attention Wake Cavalry

DARADE at the Capitol Square on the I'd Friday in
October next, at IL o'clock, armed and equipped
according to law. By order
G. w. D. HUTCHINGS, o. S.
September 29th, IS45. 669.
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lust received full supply of Holdens' Superior
- Family Flour, and if not such as represented above
it can be returned and the money refunded.
: .-..i r-.. JOHN r. WHITAKER.
August Is, 1s4S. ~ .e-.. --.i- alt66S-tt q
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Just Receiped,
A splendid assortment Of the fol-
lowing nice eatables: L5'',t
DICKLED and Hermetically Sealed. in Tin CAMS
Ii ters Halibut fms Lobsters, Salmon Oysters, Saus-
ed Salmon in IL ID. Kits, smoked Salmon, Salmon and
Sardines in Oil, Anchoves, French Mustard. "a jars
preserved Ginger, in Syrup and dry in Sugar.
Green Sap Sage Cheese G .f 20
Smoked Beef and Bologna, Sausages.
Tomato Catsup, Capers, Peppersauce, ....s
Chocolate at Is cts % cts. 80 cts per ID. t-.-
Caulaower and other fine Pickles in Winevnegar,
various Sauces, for sale by G. w. & C. GRIMME.
June 25th, 1845. 555
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FOR SALE.

fst FOR SALE. ~ aolI
On liberal terms, the House and Lot in the
eastern part Of the City of Raleigh, belonging to
Mr.. David Carter. and at present occupied by Mr.
Daniel Murray. Apply to w. & A. STITH.
Aug. 5, 1S45. 561-tf
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e GreenItOtU's Oregon"

o17'1 UTE6TCItOJUS OTEgOIb. !" -
WNHE History of Oregon and California. and the 9TH
Il er Territories on the Northwest Coast of North
America: Accompanied by Geographical View and
Map of those Countries, And a number of documents
az proofs aud illustrations of the History By Robert
Greenhow Translator and Librarian to the Department
of State of the United States, &C. &c. z-...
Theaboye splendid work on Oregon, &C., has been
received and is for sale at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. c. ..--
June 80 Is45 ~ ... .T7ts $50.
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be able give general all who may patron
se them, they have in their employ an excellent
Blacksmith from the North, with other workmen eugag-
cal workmen they hope give general satisfaction
all who may give them trial. -. x.r-.r. ~ Il
ss -. +. i JOHNSON f. HARRISOM 5
05- Also, on hand, for sale, Ready made Carriages,
such as Buggies, Barouches, Chariotess, sc. 49, =
Raleigh, Aug. 19. y 6I2-tE /,
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TASH FOR RAGS. The franklin Manufacturing
~ Company, intending to extend their manufac-
ture opape will pay cash the highest price for cotton
and linen RAGS, white or coloured. Country merch-
ants may forward parcels Rags the subcrber, who
will remit payment as he may be directed.
..,- ....7e JOHN RIG IARDS,
SurpeI inendent franklin Manufacturing Company.
Richmond Va. August 1, IS45 662-0t.
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i- mia - - -. so ta1
81 'e -, 8 3O,OOOl .-s ..se .rr
ALE NDRIA LO TT Err r, -,
Glass 40, for 1s45. To be drawn in Alexandria,
D. c., on Saturday, October 18th, 1s45.
H1. .lr 80 cAPTTALs:
S 10000; S 10000; S 5000; S 3,3t7; q prizes oi
S250O; a do of S 900; 10 do of s I,5o0i
400 do of S 500 ! &c. &c. &c.
= - IS No. Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets $lO-Halves S5-QuarteIs 50 SO.
Cern6cates Of packages Of 25 whole tickets $lSo
Do do 25half do 65
Do do 25quarter do 81 5e
s 8 25,OOOl +.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass No. al, for 1945. To be drawn at Alexan-
< dria, d. c., on Saturday, October 25th. =
$4,000; $4,000; s., 600; So 900; g, 200.
10 prizes Of 3d. 600 10 do Of $500! IN
10 do of $500! &c. &c, &c. s,,.z
I'd 3 sc Nos.-12 Ballots. r1t -
Tickets SlO-Halves $5-Quarters % SO.
Certificate Of packages of 22 Wholes $11o %
Do. do 20 Halves 55 90
Do do. p Quarters "a 50
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates oi
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and an official account o
each drasoig sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order from us-AddresS - -
J. 6. GREGORY & CO, MANAeERs. .
Washington City, d. G.
Oct g, ls45. - 57O-3tp.
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SHOES, LEATHER

MILLINERY. T.
e MISS L. DORSEY.
.Jn .al iaai.f blS Broadway, NEW YORK, safe
now receiving by the Havrs packets her Millinery
Goods including the Fall Fashions, &c selected to
order. - - .'.#t'- .i'' . 37r-l
Septr 4, ls4b .@@j 'f',' ~ se6-st z
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The Subscribers would
respectfully announce to the
Citizens of Raleigh, and the
surrounding country that they
have formed a CO. o-Partnership
in the above business, and are
now prepared to execute all
orders in their line. They
Aaffar khanCoIuaa fhax, ,-,;II
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-AaO.OOOl.

j. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERs.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-10
MRS CAUDLE'S CURTAIN Lee
TURES.
LECTURE V
LECTURE Y.
Mr. Ca,td5e has remained doacu stairs till past
one, acitt afriead.

LECTURE V.
Mr. Caud'e has remained doacu stairs till past
one, acith afriend.
4 PRETTY time ofnight TO come to
bed, Mr.. Caudle. Ugh! AS cold as
too, as ice. Enough to give any wo-
man her death. Pm sure. What!
l shouldn't have locked up the Goals,
indeed' If hadn't, I've no doubt
the fellow would have staid all night.
1t is ali very well for you Mr.. Caudle,
to bring people home,-but | wish
you'd think first whats for supper
That beautiful leg of pork would have
served for our dinner tomorrow
and no w its gone. can't keep the
house upon the money, and | WON'T
pretend to do it ifyou bring a mob Of
people every night 10 clear the cup
board.
81 wonder who'd be so good as tc
give you supper when you want one;
for want you will, unless you change
your plans. Don'ttel me! | know IN
right; You'll first be eaten up, and
then you'll be laughed at. l know
the world. No, indeed, Mr.. Caudle,
| don't think i'll of everybody; dom,
say that. But ! cant see a leg of pork
eaten up in that way, without asking
myself what it's all to end in if such
things go on3 And then he must have