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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27

the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said coun,
ty Thomas Cozen., snd being duly affirmed sc>
cording TO law, saith the above sls.ement is in a
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the goth Of April. ls43. ,
]. CLEnEsr,J p.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL.
SAM,
NATURES FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION"
prescription congenial TO our wants. as il pre-.
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author of nature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes. that many who know nothing
of the mode OF lis prepar ,Iion are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits by selling an a,ice similar
IN name, or IN appearance, or bv representing their
own trash superior to this BALSAM, or bv pu,.
ting up mixture and snlemnv assevpr,,ing tina, il
is imported from foreign country. which i. no, the
case. All these deceptive arts go to show tha,
WIsrtR's BsLs.N is known to the world TO he
"THE GREAT RENEDY" and that to srR
any mixture it mus, be IKE this in name, or pur.
port to be like il IN substance.
az Believe not the cunninglv wrourh, fahrrs.
hnns-ani take only the original and genuine
Wisran'. B,Lsas or Win Cnrnur
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80
Ann St. New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRIIING Sunbvy.
ID. BRAUrlGAM. Northumberland,
J. X. MOfER. B'oomshmg,
J. WAGGONSELLER, Seins- Grore
BROWN & GREASY, MGl,nriN..
Feb. @2d, is45-ly
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A = III 3sI Il ls &C AP,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL

HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS,
South East corner Of Market and 4h SIS.
Philadelphia,
WHERE they alway. keep on hand an exten-
W sive assortment of IA TS e CAPS of every
description, got up in the hest and most approved
style. Persons deIirous of purchasing superior ar
cles on the most reasonable terms, will find it 10
their advantage to call before making purchases
elsewhere
Philadelphia, Oct. 5th. ls44.-lv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17
GENTLE Va n ~
T u n NJ I S II 7 n G s T O II Z
Ham street EDnrhburg. va.

TeNlE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving Their sup
Plies Il Fail aud " inter t.eods. comprising almost
every article ul Genllrmen's Nearing Apparel. which
mere manufactured In New iok expressly lar thls mar
ket- anune winch may he found black. blue. nfeen,
brown and ollvr llfrss and trock Coats black. green,
grey aud mixed Peliues and over Cuals. aud circle
Cl1aks, silk velvet, SATIN. barJhea, hnluha2,nr. wonlen
selvet. las inere aud Mellno \ ests, English. ffenel,
aud American cassta,,re Pants; Youths lfueb aud Over
Goats. Vests aud PANS; linen aud ceiter Shtfls. Col.
lars, lioSons. aud Ntghl SHIRTS silk. tamh's wool aud
mIArd aud white tnttlne, Pet, cotton and jeans na~rfs,
liauihea aud Italian silk Ctayais, Seafis, Stocks Ties,
Cuvat Salleners. llauderchiels, Gloves. Susresdefs,
Suspendrr Ends. lloDsen, Money Bells, Night CAPS,
Walking Canes. L nbncllas. &e.
ALSO. a tuil assortment ot French, English and 4
mcficau tloihs, Cassinptes aud Nesiln9s. which W,
will manufacture II order IN a most fashionable and work
unlike manner.
All garments warranted 10 fl perfectly, or m sals.
Ihnse Wishing Ia furnish their own cloths will dc
well Ia give Us a call. ~ nn pains will be SPARED IN the
execution Of work Iruns. tAsn.
WAlERnOuSE, WlliIrEMORE s co.
Oct. Is 3n
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NEGROES, CLOTHING.

III and "a FuLLED CLOTHS, at Is Cd, 2s.
3D., IS, aud Us. per yard.
Heavy Yarn Jeans, al % cents per yard.
Glenr1ck Jeans aud other heavy gods at Is. 10
% cents.
Casslnells. kerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cloths and CassImeres.
Tennessee Plains. &c. remarkable cheap.
Plain and Plaid Llnseys, at Cd. Is, Is. Cd, and
Is. Sd.
Blankets. at IS, SIS. o., a.. Cd, 6s. and Is. Cd,
Cotton Or ,abufss and Shlfllng Collons, remark
ably low,
Sole Leather. Shoes and Has. very cheap.
Farmers. Planters and others. wishing To buy Ne,
groes' Clolhing, unusually low, are respectful invited It
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
i. }. BURTON.
Nv 2 g
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EDGEvyOEsvEs SEMINARY,

Liberty, BEHOLD 10, W,
NERS. F.. V. LOMAX, having associated MRS.
WI JANE TAYLpE W0RTlIlSGfON in the
management of tins Institution, It's exercises Will be con
tlnued, upun the same terms as heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons ofihis lnstiiu-
ton, take pleasure in assuring the public that an eXperl
ence Of twelve months enables them 10 recOmnend Mrs,
T.. Y. LOmax, as a lady who has IA every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
they are satisfied that the connection announced above,
will ensure 10 those interested in Female Education. ad-
vanlages for the improvement OF the minds and the for,
nation of The manners Of puplls inferior Ia none IN NlT-
GINA. WilIIAM TERRY,
WM. NJ. BURNELL.
WM. DICKINSON, ia.
RO. CAMPBELL,
J.. SiIUMAkIGR,
- JOS. WILSON,
NM COOK.
G. ". WINGFiELD,
.JNO. +. SALE.
SAM'L. RiTCHEY.
Or. THO. p. MITCHELL.
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSTEAD OTEY.
Oct, 8 Is
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10 Ese ENNfcS.

NAsIIMEREs AND MOUSLINs, a beautiful as
Y sortlnent, remarkably low.
REAL FRENou do all wool, al IS cts. per I'd.
BLACK AND coLoREp ALpAccAs, very cheap.
BLACK AND BLuE BLACK SINS. unusually handsome.
i'LASNELs, white. red and yellaw, at Is. Cd. 10 IS els.
IEpnrssrD lRIsn LINENS, very low.
BoNNEr RIBBONS AND Gar do. very handsome,
CALlcors, at from Gets. 10 the faest, a splendid as
sarliront.
Besides a great variety Of other staple and fancy
Goods, for sale very low, by
L. j. BURTON.
Bauk square.
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EiNGMSo
~ The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

,...hf;,hed semi-,ceekly, (every Monday and Thursday,
~ SrAruAM, DlLLARD & IONNLEi,
,.., Dollars per amman, payable IN advance No SUD
100. ,,iu be recsiuedtor a shorter time than SIR months
'...,,, mill be discontinued, (ereept at the discretion
'".. Eaitor,) until all arrearases are paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted az . esn's pe'
.,.sr. Tor ..s') for every inner form na, ,a't gor% Insertion.
ryERi ADVERTISER is repaired TO "o'e' on nus
....-n,. ho,s long he ,eishss has advertisement nase'tea'
!" .ar,,t;,en,.nt, not so noted, t" be inserted f"' IL 10
"op YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are ;Jo'
"a. ,riri,.,e of too squares, $40 for one square, ". 80,
on. .q4are, inner FORM ss'' h'ey ge|Y nsna,tic,.
viii te re q.irea to eoaf"e hs oe''t
sr line Of business. .r,.di,;ous-
- o PRINTING erse'.ted neatly
4, .ni unreasonable terms.
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Es'0vfPH.

A YOUNG MAN who has been for nearly five
"A years engaged as Deputy Clerk IN The County
Court, and who can procure satisfactory testimonials OF
character and qualification, wishes to obioin 4 situation
as Deputy in some County, Corporation or District
Conf within the State OF Virginia.
ANY communication addressed To A. b. A., Campbell
Courthouse. will be promptly attended To.
Oct. % Is
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on CNNSEGNERk.NT.

CIV CGbNSEGN Hs4N1.
NN7E HAVE ON HAND. AND Are NOW RE-
w CElNING FOR SALE
1900 bags Shot,
900 lbs. Bar Lead,
1000 lbs. Pig Lead.
500 pair Brogues,
500 side Rnssetl and Wax Upper Leather,
600 sides Harness Leather.
200 kegs Wythe Nails. ID. Graham.)
Is doz. Virginia made Axes, "a superior article
so cases Licurice,
90 baskets Olive OIL,
5000 lbs. Bacon,
900 lbs. Skirting Leather,
10 bales Monticello Oznaburgs,
100 bushels Cloverseed,
800 lbs. Feathers,
500 lbs. Wool.
500 lbs. Shoe Thread,
20 tons Bar Iron.
MCDANIEL s McCORKLE.
Nov. O is
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% SEQ 600 ~.s..zs.YED!!!:

DICARDS, RYAN s Co, being in great need OF
~ funds, have determined 10 sci their stock OF goods
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and others who wish goods al great sacri
fsc, will do we'll tc call. as we are determined 10 sell N
our stock. Gt Money zoe must hare Terms cash on
". REGARDS RYAN s. Co.
next door to Wan. L. Nuung's.
Nov l3 Is
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Virginia Coke.

AM now receiving orders for Cohe, al thr Richmond
prce. Tue buyer paying all expenses of uauspntta>
ton, Those who want will please leave Their orders as
soon as possible. II. W. MOORE,
Agent Tor ttr Collier,
Oct 50 Is
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ran 0ua Es!nEey Fashions.

JU.r RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE on MAIN STREET, Fou
rooRs ABOVE MEM 4 GwATKIN's SToRE.
T,HANKFUL to my friends and the Public gene
L rally for their patronage heretoi,f re bestowed upon
me I ask a continuation of the same, feeling sure Thai
| shall be able to please the most f%astidious.
WILLIAM CLAVFY.
Sept. - is
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Er9shPg's! E,cNthcvs,

HAVE on hand a consignment Of FEATHERS,
Il which | will sell low.
ID. W. MOORE,
Slgn oi The Blg plleler.
Nh. & IA
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THE EgeySE.
= EO.ERDERS
AND TIE PUBLIC GENERAL
TRUST SIZE Of
REAL AND Personal. PROPERTY

hiSe AMI Al PER q,
NDF.R authority ut a trust deed executed In us by
" Zebedee Petty, dated the 2Ah day of Nuyemoer
1874. and Of record IN the clerks office OF Halifax coun.
iy, intended TO secure the payment Of certain debts due
the President Directors and COMPANY of the Bank of
Virginia at Dans lie, James {. Bruce and others. we
will sell by public auction. 10 the highest bidder. on the
premises, on "Wednesday the Goth ms ant. November
lo15,) II lair, otherwise, the next far day. Inc
TRACT OF LAND,
In said deed specified, containing by estimate one
thousand acres. more or less. Adjoining The lands Of The
estate Of Giles H.. Walden, James NJ. Jones and others.
and lying in the County OF Halifax on BanIster rlycr.
and Is the same land wherein the said peity now re
sides. Also. between thirty and tarty likely and valua.
BILE NEGROES consisting of Men. Women and Chi.
dren, one Ok Cart. one Wagon and Gear. stock uf Ilurs-
es, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Plantation Utensils. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of every description, and
crop of every description.
The title to the above property is believed to be per,
feet but the subscribers. acting as Trustees. will CON
vev such title ONLY as is vested IN them as such.
TERNlS.-Cash for all except the Land; for that,
one third cash, the other payable in one and two years;
bonds bearing interest from the date, with personal 50
curly and deed Of trust on the land 10 secure the pay
meni, if required.
THOMAS S. FIOURNOY.1 ,r.
CHS. II. CABlNiS>, i'uS'fes'
Nov. 10 t26N
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~ FOR SALE.

NY virtue of a decree Of the circuit superior :, "
law and chancerv. for Amherst county pfon""netu
=. ~. 5b day Of September. 1915, in a suit. wherein
,h. president. Directors and COMPANY ct the ,',e'aty
End Of Virginia and others are plaintiffs, and John IL
sampson, surviving administrator OF John I. oanrs"n
decd. and OILERS are defendants; ue pn.Er asr -
o., heinc Albemarle court day } in the town OF Char
iH.,,..v;ll. in front Of the court house, sci to The highest
bidder, -.7o-
-or.istinr Of men women and children. -,
"T.rms If sale.-On a credit Of ninety days. The
,,rcbaser or purchasers, giving their notes satisfactorily
.nd,,.ed. negotiable and payable at the office of discount
md dpm,slt of the Farmers Bank of Virginia at Char
Lu.sv,lle. GEORGE CARR, C,,,rs
JOIN THOMPSON Jr,S
Nov. 10
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S e " I, N IN Z G II Q 7, G

Consisting Of Man. Woman aud their lye children
These Negroes are hei's-4 = De valuable. mud the tide
good, hnt only such tille will be conveyed aa ls vested IN
me ms Trustee. N. WATTS.
Roanoke, NV. 6 At
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VALUABLE EANED

T o r 3 a I z.
fT7lIE Nlnsi n lIonsr tract OF #land of HE late Juhr
{ Penn, deed, containing by a recent survey up.
nurIs1l
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NOTICE..

6hN am after the lst of November, our Packets VIII
y run trisweekly.
Leave Richmond. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS at 5 P. NJ, and arrive in Iynchburg in 80 hours.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS at s A. NJ, aud arrive in Richmond next day at
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Oct. 80 I'm
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EOEs essiE'g'.

EesEs essivE'.
FENHE ROOMS over The Slore occupied by Tdsms.
Il }. Otey. They are larer and pleasant, and are
admirably adapted for any mr. vino wishes good ol
fee, THOMAS .. AChEF
Nov 10 Ia
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$40 REVs.ERD.
Svlemdid srireyS for EsOasnefS.

SUleMHid gIicelS foF ECAnefS.
DiCARDS. RYAN 4 Co., have. few pieces OF
newest slvlr cplured
SILK VEI.FErS Tor BONNEfS, which VIII be
ssld Is par cent lo,cer than the usual price. Tor such
send. 70, shall sell diem lciihont regard to first Cost.
'rh.,r who wish a handsome bonnet, now have an OPP
por,uul.y ~ gel one at about half Price.
Also,
A flaw Genuine MARABEAU PLUMES, not common
Ostrich Bird Of Pmadisc or Parrot iealhers-which we
are determined 10 sell, having had them on hand -
n,.n,h.. but fortunately have Just come N tastlon"-
TRIMS CASH. Ky AN Y 90.
next dour lu NmT. Young.
New Is
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|nmon~e'l'
hey here
k,,I,d cfinl%
Huber ueN',
Vlrslnla,'t
oiua and > .
otIiugh,p -, .,
|,l,e circO"
Ers, cou@ +, 1.
lifts, al'o n.
depos'a' III
Twill cow
| EEiIDso>
| " Wis
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Nov.3
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
OHrGOODS = GROCERIES.
= M XAHInTr IE Enl -


"AVING entered into co-Partnershipin Raleigh in
IA IL the Dry Goods and Grocefy Lines and also in the
Com mission and Forwarding Business respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public that they have on
hand the following articles, and will constantly keep
such an assortment as fail TO give satisfaction:
r. Sugar, Coffee, ,iSalt, and Iron.
Moasses Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon and Lard =
Rice, Vinegar, Tobacco, SRuf, and Pepper. .pifr
Spice, Ginger, ground Ginger, and ground Pepper
Smoking tobacco, Powder, Shot, and Lead
Sperm and allow candles, and Crockery OF all KINDS
Hardware of various qualities and kinds. - s'|
Candies Raisins, Crackers, Sc.
Teas, Castor Oil, sweet oil, apples, cheese, &c
And in fact every thing usually kept in Dry Goods
and Grocery Store Groceries By aoh0LesGie or Tetdk
The subscribers will also do Commission and For
warding Business They will sell and account for Pro-
duce consigned them, at reasonable per cent; and
would also take occasion to inform Farmers, Merchants,
an others that they will forward Produce of any kind to
Petersburg and will forward from that place to this, and
from here any point in the country any Goods that
may ordered to their One of the firm will be
constantly in Petersburg, and thus the Forwarding busl-
ness can be well attended to. .s i.sh
The subscribers respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. }. R. & S. M. WHITAKER
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1s46. " 575-6t.
o. The Fayetteville Carolnian. the hilsboro' Re-
corder and Carolina Watchman will each publish three
times, and forward their accounts. -r-
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
Astna Tnsurance Company.


agency IN Milton, cassce county North Carolina.
YHNHE undersigned having been appointed Agent OF
the Etna Insurance Company. of Hartford, Con-
neclicut the counties Orange Guiliord Granye,
Person Caswell and Rockingham, in North Carolina,
including the situated in those counties, ana TOT
The counties of Pittsylvania Halifax and Mecklenburg
in Virginia including the towns of Danville, ComPea-
ton, Halifax C. H. and CIarksvie, he is prepared 10
receive applications and issue Policies of insurance
against losses by Fire. houses, goods. wares and
merchandise, including mapufactured work OF every
kind The amount of premium will range from one to
three per cent according the danger and risk Blank
skeletons of surveys will be furnished application TO
the undersigned by letter or otherwise.
Maj. JAMES NJ. PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, DR.. J.
NJ LIN DsAY, of Greensborough, and BENJAMIN y
Cook, Esq, OF Oxford, have been appointed Sub
Agents, who will make surveys and policies OF nsur-
ance will be issued through them.
The propriety of efccting insurance on property
daily exposed to loss by fire. calamity of frequent oc-
currence late, must be evident to every rejecting
When the destructive fire occurred in Fayetteville.
some years ago. but few were insured and the loss to
many their all At the late fire most OF them were
either wholly partially insured; and some had negl-
gently suffered their policies expire without renew
Milton NJ c. Oct Ist I945 II 569-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
North Carolina Institution
For The Deaf amd-nnmIa.

THIS Institution will be opened for the reception of
i Pupils, about the 1st of May next, in the City of
Ealegh Pleasant and commOdOus buildings have been
obtained and it is earnestly desired that all persons haV
ing children friends, who of this unfortunate Glass;
will use all practicable means to have them hear
the time ofopenning the School as possible. l5
For the present. Pupils will be received any age be-
tween eght and thirty. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction The female
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Matron the utmost attention will
be given and taken, to the comfort and hap
pness, as well as the improvement ofall the Pupils
The terms for Session len months will be one hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tnition
including thu necessary Books and all expenses,
cept Clothing and Medical attendance-Payable, one
halfsemi annually in advance. -, ss.. .z2S-1z
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisement l 81 s
All Communications the subject of the Institution,
addres to WESTON R. GALES, Esq, Raleigh (posf
paid or after the lst April, to the Principal will be
attended to promptly. a.s..st sa1I -. n. =
All applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa
rents not able to support them either in full or in
part, should be made to His ellency Gov GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board
WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal.
8 Feb 2, 1915. 535-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
LUNA ORDIAL.

is barely two years since the general inroduc
Il ton of the Lucina Cordial into the United States
and in that period has only spread its usefulness
throughout this hemisphere and sustained the vast
tation which it had previously acquired in Europe but
has also added to the lustrous inventor by
the unrivaled powers it has been discovered to pos
sess in the cure ofincipient consumption. The knowl-
edge ofts wonderful influence in renovatng and invg
oraon the human frame first suggested the idea
1t In this way and the that medicine has been
added the catalogue for the ofncpient consump
ton, which places the disease with due precauon un
der the control of the patient Il scarcely
sufficient remedy in of Gleet Flour Albus difficult
or painful Menstruaton, incontinency of Urine and al
diseases arising from debilitaton of the system where
an impulse restorative is wanted as throughout the
United States, has taken precedence of all other ed-
cines in such cases, and leaves nothing further be
hoped r its cures being speedy project, permanent,
and effected without pain trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
s. Co. = -''' ... ..e'..st =
August g. 1s45. 562 6n.
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NeW Fall and Winter Goods.
OLIVER 81 PROCTER.
MERCHANT TAIl.ORS,
lUSl4 Ro1,l FaYetteriLLe Street,

rt1 RALEIGH, N. c. .- --t- .-
Ttoo doors 6elo,o the Wholesale and Retail
Iailors' Trimmings Establishment of
JOSEPH J. BIGes.
nUR Stock of Goods is at hand, embracing French
" Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Grass Green, Light
Dress, Frock and Over Goats. Pantaoon Stufs, con-
sisng Of Black French Doe Skin and wool-dyed Cassi
meres 6gured and pan Fancy cOlors of every variety
and to suit all tastes. Vestngs Of Velvets black and
fancy and pain Satns black and fancy; figured and
plain Chales of all colos {Frosed Silks for weddings
and parties-sOmething new i'm these parts in fact, all
sorts of Vestings, well Polka Scars and CraVats
Stocks Of every variety Opera and Neck Ties, all col
ors, Suspendcrs improved plan, Gloves Kid and
Silk, black and white Driving Gloves, Genllemen's 3
Dress shirts, latest fashion. Shaker Flannel shirts
never before brought to this market. Silk Shirts Col
lars, Bosons and many things too tedious enumerate
Together With complete assortment of Taurs' Trim
mings, embracing lew yards of Red Padding Canvass
Cotton Wadding and Spool Cotton (And by way of max
ing the assortment, few papers of Needles, which
WE TOO would sell at WhOlesale and Retail
The above Goods not bought altogether for cash.
therefore We want tose them quick possible and
to make it an inducement for customers to purchase,
will do what have done for two years-se cheap
and that without compusion. We spent quite as much
time in New York any body in our line-we think
we bought Goods cheap; at all events, hazard
the customer for at last. Recollect that Oliver
Proctor reduced the prices to what they you
1t. Without dsparaging others. think we can sup
ply suit equal in ell respects 10 any House in The Unit
ed States, and at as cheap ratequalty of the goods
considered. We avail ourselves OF the present oppor-
tunity TO return sincere acknowledgements to our
friends and customers for the patronage uni
formy received by US since commencement in bus-
Their kindness has greatly exceeded merit
but trust, by strictly attending to business, and
endeavor promptly to fulfil engagements, have
Its tinuance.
We receive every two weeks, through New York
the latest Paris London and New York
Fashions Persons furnishing their goods, will
have them made up with the neatness and despatch
though supplied the article entire Orders from
distance thankfully received and promptly attended to-
r- r -- ( OLIVER & PROCTER, #-
Fayetteville ST.. Raleigh, N. C.
5doors South Williams. Haywood s Cos Drug Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1s45. 57l-6t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
0WING to bad health wish TO dispose OF my entire
" stock, which is nearly new having been bought
within the last eighteen months, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, China,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots Shoes, Saddles, Bri-
dies, Medicines, Dye-stufs. &C., &C.,
COST for cash. notes payable at Bank at six and nine
months. e,t.....
disposed of by the goth instant, would take in
partner healthy with capital of twenty or
twenty five hundred dollars
If neither of these propositions is taken by the first of
December, shall commence selling my entire stock
at 10 cent on NewYolk cost. Groceries excepted,
which will be sold at my usual low prices The re-
mainder of my stock after the goth of December, will
be sold at auctionfor all sums ten dollars, notes
payable at Bank at six months, and under $40 cash AZ
ter the first of December as shall sell at COST fcourse
there will be no credit. .-s --r.se ...
All who indebted to by either note account.
may expect to find them if not settled by the lst of jan
uary, l846, in train for collection.
Thankful to my friends for the custom have received.
hope long continue in business receive lib
eral share of their patronage.
Raleigh, Nov. 8, IS45 . . 574-4t