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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS

Inthe late New Hampshire elections the re-
suit has been glorious for the democracy. They
have elected their candidate for Governor John
H. Steele, a native, we believe, of North Caro-
lina) three Congressmen; four Councillors ten
Senators, aud have eighty majority ia the House
of Representatives. The feds, aboli6onists and
twaddiers tas the Patriot calls them) have eiec-
ted few members to the House, and carried their
county officers in old federal Cheshire. Mr..
Woodbury., who was nominated but few weeks
since in place of the traitor Hale, has, we regret
to state, been defeated-but Hale is not, elected
nor will he be. The next election will bea sue
cessfpl one for Mr., Woodbury.. .fao gS., = 6as
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], T, GRAN8ERRY,E ESQ.

We are much gratfed to learn that our Dem :
ocratc friends in the adjoining counties of North
Carolina have it in contemplation to bring out as
their candidate for Congress that sterling Repub-
lican, JOSIAH T. CRANBERRY, Of Perquim ans
county. We hope Mr.. CRANBERRY will permit
himselfto be run. He must yield to the wishes
of his friends. With such one as leader,
RAYNER's District will be regenerated, Olsen,
thralled The supporters ofthe Patriot JACKSON
in days gone by, will no longer be deceived by
the willy arts of their opponents5 but will to a
man, rally in support of " CRANBERRY and the
Constitution" We trust sincerely he may be in
duced to become the candidate of The Republican
party. OLd Dominion.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by Mr.
Francis L. Waha1l, for certain purposes therein men
toned shall proceed to sell the 10 day of April
1s45 the premises, the following ProPertyto wit
HIS HOUSE AND LOT, situated in The eastern
suburbs of the City of Raleigh. AlsoI TWO NE
GRoES--a girl, and a woman; together with all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Among the Fnrni-
tufe are one splendid Mahogany Sofa, one Mahogany
Centre Table, lone splendid Piano Forte, besides two
Clocks two Walnut Tables, one Mahogany Table, and
two Bureaus go. -. -. .s.-- -. : *
The sale Will be continued from Gay to day uutil ali
is sold. iH' ',7 -. - t, i. ~. ~ y, q
Ierns of Sale House and Lot at six and twelve
months with interest from date Other property credit
of sixty DAYS for all of ten dollars and upwards
Cash for all sums under ten dollars. $40. ~ -"
Selling only as Trustee shall convy TO purchasers
such tleas may be vested in which believed to be
good. -,-y,
Those persons indebted Francis L. Walthall are
hereby not6edto come forward and make payments to
other person is authorised to give discharge
otherwise they will find their notes and accounts IN the
hands of an officer for collection.
Also, To hire. 1.-THE same time and place, Negro
by the name of Allen, for the balance of the year
- :. n n W WHITAKER, Jr,r Zyttstee s
March 22,, 1886 g5se.y I.a Isl I5as;.o6 642-4t.
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We shall require stronger evidence than the ,Pse
oirit Of the Polk organ here to convince US einel
that the mission to England was offered to Mr..
CALHOUN, or that he has expressed any confidence
in ,be new ADMINISTRATION. Register.
"The Polk organ here" will not be entirely
annhilated by this refusalof the Register to take
its " ipse diziG" But we can assure him, on the
most unquestionable authority, that the mission
to England soas offered to MIR. Calhoun that
President Polk sincerely desired Mr.. Calhoun to
accept but that he declined in the most respectful
terms and with the kindest feelings We can say
further to the Register, that the eccentric course
of the Charleston Mercury can afford no index to
the feelings or policy of Mr.. Calhoun.
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Tsupellers Going North,

ARE INFORMED that The Fare from CASTOR
to Baltimore, through Petersburg, Richmond and
TO Weldon and the Portsmouth Rail Road. 3.'I-
Persons wishing to GO TO NoEfolk OF Portsmouth,
are informed that on Sundays, Tuesdays, and
Thursdays, Passengers will be carried by the way
of Petersburg, at s. which is 81 less than by the
Portsmouth Rail Road. Persons who are traV-
elling TO either Of thofe places are informed thai
they can leave CASTOR at 10 O'Clock. p. NJ; Pe-
lersburg the nexrnorLing after breakfast !; by the
City Point Rail Road and then take the splendid
Steamboat, Curtis Peck, and reach Norfolk al an
early hour in the afternoon, nearly as soon as by
the Portsmouth Rail Road. has ,...,.I a.ss,l o.
I For Tickets and further jnfotmatioR, apply TO
~ JAMES GRESHAM, Agent 7a
Creensyille e r. r. Road Cos ="
Castor, March 8. lse'' 541-4r.
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$40 Reward.

will give twenty dollars reward for the apprehension
OF a man who calls himself MosEs TREADwAY, (but
whose name yit is understood Moses Hopkias) ten
collars ior him and ten dollars for black Mare of mne
which he rode away Sunday the 18th instant Said
Ireadway (or Hopkins( is made, thin visaged
man. about five feet ten inches high dark complexion
hS front teeth out and is toerably quick in his speech
and manner. He has small his chin. aud his
eyes are deeply sunk in his head and is about so
age. The is black as before stated and piece
has been taken of of of her she is also CALLED
on the right shoulder, aDd is about ten years old.
live twelve miles from Raleigh on the Chapel Hill
road JEREMIAH NORRIS
March 10, Is45. 542-3t-p
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~ The Editor Of the Portsmouth Old Do +

D[ The Editor of the Portsmouth Old Do
minion announces that he will soon make a tour
North Carolina, for the purpose of adding to bis
subscription list. The Old Dominion is an ex-
cellent paper and well worthy of supports but
we hope the democrats in that region will re-
member us also. Our list in that quarter is not
half SO large as it might be; and indeed we may
say the same of the entire State. By the way, il
will be remembered that under the new Post
Office law which goes into effect on the first day
Of July, all newspapers will go free Of postage
for thirty miles. We mention this by way ol
inducement. Within that distance it will amount
to practical reduction of fifty cents per annunn
in the price of the Standard and other newspa
pers
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Very Good! We copy the following from
the correspondence of the New York Evening
Post:
be d maxim 10 ook
gift horse in the mouth" Il seems that the holder
of an important Office in city not ten thousand
miles from this, who had been appointed by Tyler.
& somewhat fearful to his position under the new
dynasty after pouring in petition afterpetron to be
retained finally hit upon the expedent ofsendiug the
President beautiful horse. OF course this had no.
thing TO do with the Office. Yet Mr.. Polk has such
perverse notions of honesty that he moi only refused
the horse, but instantly dismissed the giver Of it
from office. If this story be true, the poor Office
seeker has shown himself too much of fool TO be
a successful rogue.
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EA TWO splendid new Houses and lots
sF IA on Hillsborough street, leading from
Sa 4 s& the Capitol TO the Seminary aud about
half way between the tive. One house
is thirty feet by eighteen with partition ia the
middle, with four rooms aud two Gre places, one
above and below, and portico in front. The other
is forty feet by twenty with ren foot passage
above and below, making all the rooms private,
each of which has good aud comfortable FIRE pla-
ces, and has portico in front. There is attached
to each of the houses good kitchen, smoke house
and dairy &c. and nearly three quarters OF an acre
belonging to each lot and under new plank fence
with pang in front. Both Of the houses are nice
Iy finished and PAINTED both inside and out; as also
the out houses and paing. There is decidedly
the best well Of water in aboHt the City, conEe-
nent to the use Of both lots. This is given up to
be the most pleasant and healthy part Of the city.
Any person wishing to purchase, or REM, will make
application to the subscriber. y-ts}
A. G. DRAKE.
Raleigh, N. c., March I9, 1916. 541-lf.
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To the Medical Profession.

TTNURNER & HUGHES, would respectfully
Il beg leave 10 call the attention of Gentlemen
of the above Profession, to the subioined list Of
new aud valuable Works, and solicit their orders
for the same, viz: al tt
Anatomical Atlas, by Smith & Horner, imperial
s volumes, near $50 Figures.
Alison's Outlines of Pathology, in VOL, 3 vo.
Brigham on Mental Excitement. and Cultivation,
New Work.
Chapman on ThOracic and Abdominal viscera,
volum.
Do. on Fevers, DrOpsy, and Gout, in vol,
volumes.
Carpenters Human Physiology.
Sir Ashley Cooper on Hernia, with plates, (NeW
Edirion.)
ditto on the Tests and Thymous Gland.
Condie on Diseases of Children, in vol.
Churchill on Females -.r,s
Ditto Midwifery.
Dfuitt's Modern Surgery.
Fergusson's Practical Surgery.
Graham's Chemistry.
Hope on the Heart.
.Miller's Surgery.
Lawrence on the Eye. ra
MiIIer's Physiology.
TayIoTs Medical jurisprudence.
GUYS do. do.
>Watson's Principles and Practice of Medicine
Williams Pathology.
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Mclntosh's Practice of Medicine, BY Morton.
Cooper on Dislocations and Fractures.
Also, all the works of Drs Devices, ~Horner
works as they are issued from the Press.
Orders from distance, thankfully received and
TURNER & HUGHES,
Publishers Agents.
Raleigh, March 18th. Silly.
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The PennsulUGmi0 Senator. The defeat oi
the regular nominee of the democratic party, Mr..
Cameron, from Pennsylvania, by the votes of the
Wings, the Natives, and squad of impractical
Bile democrats, is result very much to be de-
plored. The correspondent of the Pennsylvan
ian who is believed to have taken a correct view
of the NATTER says the result has created surprise
regret and indignation. Gen. Cameron is said
to be halEWhig, halfdemocrat. Such as thi:
will never do. The democrats throughout the
whole country owe it to themselves and their
cause, no less than to the Administration, TO dis
countenance these unhoiy alliances, and to prof
by this unfortunate event.
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A Spendid Work.

"eCULLOCH'S UN7VERS.4E GAZETTEER:
Iva Dictionary, Geographical. Statistical, and His
torcal of the various Countries, Places and Principal
Natural Objects in the World, by J. R. McCulloch,
Esqn which the articles relating the United States
have been greatly multiplied, extended and adapted to
the present condition of the country, by Daniel HASKELL
A. NJ. late President of the University of Vermont If
extensive and accurate information with respect to the
present condition of the world is desired it is believed
that this great work. with its improvements, will afford
the opportunity of obtaining it with least possible
pense of time, trouble and means and that it will be
source of extensive improvement and qualification to
many minds.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 26. 542
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NOTICE

6EALED Proposals will be received by the uR-
- dersigned, until the 18th April next, for the
building a new JAIL for Wake county. The bids
TO be separate for the Rock Brick, and Carpenters
work Plans and specifications will be exhibited
by William White. Esquire, of Raleigh.
Bonds and security will be required for The faith
full performance of the work.
WILLIS WHITAKER,
PARKER RAND,
WESlsY JONES,
JAMES LErCHFORD,
JORDAN WOMBLE
-. WILLIAM r. POOLE,
WILLIAM WHITE, ....
COznnsisSionrrS.
March 18th, 1s45 54-4t
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TWentu DoYars ReaUaYd.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Thurs
4O day night the 10th instant, dark mulatto
boy na,ned Henderson, aged 10 years, about fvs
feet 1e inches high, has full face and bushy head
said boy raised about ten miles north Of w ades-
boro' (Anson county.1 II is supposed he is trying
10 get 10 some Of Ehe free States. The above re-
ward will be given TO any person who will deliver
said boy to me, or lodge him in Jail so that can
get him. CHRISTOPHER WATKINS.
Cedar Hill, March 7th, Is45. 54I-4t.
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LINES
Suggested By the 18Th birthday of ANdrsU
LINES

... Jackson. .,
BY J. z. DOW.
Old lion heart how light the SHOWS
Of ages rest upon thy head;
While, far and wide, thy fercesr foes
Are numbered with The silent dead
Within thy manly bosom leaps -'
The life's blood as in days of old.
When sank the slain in crimson heaps
BY Chatahoochee's waves Of gold.
Thy batte-swerd, unshearhed in wrath
Where tempests brood and eagles mouIt,
Flashed on the red mans blasted path
Like the avengers thuBder-bolt ..i4; :
BY ambuscades and sylvan bowers, .'''A'
r From ranks TO ranks its terrors few: .ei
Till, streaming from the land OF flowers,
-. 1t drank the blood Of Waterloo. : j.. :,
More precious than the sceptre found 81. y
Amid the grim old RoderIck's DUST r, i.as
In friendships hands, with garlands crowned
-; 1t rests, a nations sacred trust; -.s.l-ss s.e
And when 1t CLEANS in triumph where ~
.. The island queen her empire ,sWays, .sl-.
Let the bold English knight beware 20 e-st. i
The conqueror's steel Of other days. ..
Man of the Hermitagel live on, ~,
To bless the land, and crown thy fame.
81 TILL like a second Washington,
A41 The nations wake to shout thy name : -
Live on, amid earth's fairest bowers, ".'~ H"'
An oracle of truth and love.
And fiud, at last, mid blooming flowers,
vsd A pathway TO thy rest above. - Z.''',t'
Washington March IS; 1s45, D,s7.l -. ,,.,s T. !
q s~
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MARKETING.

The subscriber will, during the present year, con-
duct his business heretofore and continue supply
the Market with the best of Beef, Lamb. Mutton. sc.
at the lowest prices, and the most accommodating
terms.
Also, on hand large supply of
BACON, LARD, AND CORN MEAL,
at low prices for Cash.
W. A. HARRISON.
March 27 Is45. 542-tf
(Register publish tf)
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Gen. Daniel We invite attention to the able
and admirable Speech Of Gen. Daniel, published
in to-day's Standard; and we again tender him
our thanks for his succinct but satisfactory history
of the Emmett case, and his triumphant vndication
of the democratic Senators. 1" Well done, good
and faithful servant"
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For sale.

A Negro Woman, about As years Of age; most 'ex-
"A cellent House Servant and Nurse. both for the
sick and young children, having lived Raleigh ia
OF the most geneel families of The place. for the last 20
odd years. She is sold for fault, bat pay debts
Hnot sold before, she will be-0Hereda at PUBLIC VEN
DUE before the Court House Door, in the City of
Raleigh, On Monday of Wake Superior Court week. the
31st day of March. instant. Il t.9E l-klF at
Terms OF SALEs Ninety days, for Satisfactory Note
payable BanGOr the discount will be allowed for the
money. DAVID w. STONE, Agent.
March Is, Is45. 54I-2t
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Cumberland SheriH7s Sale.

Cumberland Sheriffs Sale.
KXTLk be sold at the Court House door in the town
w ofFayettevile, Cumberland comfy, North Car
olaa, the first Monday in May next the following
of Land, much thereof will pay the
due for the year 1S4S and cost of advertising, to wits
224 acres, kabon ODDLY, Leiland's creek
200 do William Holder, Fish creek
100 do jacob @ Holder, % Do DO o''
100 do There Holder do do
6S do Daniel Mcdonald, CampbelI's creek
Ice CO Ma1com Smith, waters of Jdniper
iS5 do Drewey Stewart, Cedar creek Eek.
462 do Maderson Turner, Campbell's creek
SO do John Wilson, LeIlen's creek
200 do Henry johnson, Dry creek
ssS @ DO DO do DO do for s fsps Ss'atB Of Ben johnson,
los do Thomas Young, Black river
40 do Nicholas Bryant, Daniels Shaw
!. I3S 3-4 James Colvi!, Black river
$50 do do do for estate of VIM. ColVil,
joins D Shaw and others
$50 do do do for estate Of VIM Colvil,
.asa .>.s.- joins kovet Royals and others
$50 do do do for estate Of VIM ColviI.
-s. . -r. 20 joins Bushes
no do do do for estate Of WIN colvil. on
s6 do, do do for estate of VIM Cofvil.
..sfta ts II, - 3G.- joins Lovet Reyols
IN. IS do do do for estate of VIM CoYii,
200 do Etheldred' Moore, Black river
100 do ,Briant Morgan, do
s-s so do Alex. Norris, do
vt IS do John Smith, il do
200 do Everett Branch, Pond branch
s--er-- jesse Branch, Mill creek
200 do Darlin Deem; Parser's creek
o. + 60N do jackson johnson, Shufle's branch
.1.s.h. as. = ALEXANDER JoHNsoN. shf
By H COFIELD, Dep Shf
March IL, 1916 tPr adv 81 coy 542-4r
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Notice.

The undersigned Committee appointed for the pur-
pose by the Stockholders of the Lincoln Republican
Press offer the said Press and every thing belonging
the same at private sale.
ANY person wishing to engage in the publishing busi-
ness would do we'll to come and examine the Press sc
before Puchasing elsewhere, determined to
sell very low. JOHN HOKE
DAN'L SEAGLE,
A. HOKE.
Linco1nton, N. C. March Is, 1s45. 642-6t.
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HurrGh for the Printers! The Philadelphia
Sentinel says, that Mr.. Cameron, the newly cleo
ted Senator from Pennsylvania, served regular
apprenticeship to the printing business, was a
practical, printer for number of years. and has
risen to his present eminence by his talents and
industry .-
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~ The New Orleans Jeffersonian ofthe 18th
instant, states that the steamboat Ruby, from Mo-
bile to Columbus, Mississippi, was run and struck
by another boat coming from Wetumpka, some
days ago The Ruby had $4,000 in specie on
board, which it is feared will be irrecoverably
lost. A white man and a negro boy were un-
fortunately drowned.
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DIED.

In Lenoir county, at the residence of bis broth
erin law Gen George Whitfield the 9th inst.
Benjamin F. Blackledge, in the 43d year OF his
age.
AT Lynchburg, on the 10th instant Mrs. Laura
A Smith, wife Of the Rev. WiRfath A. Smith.
In Wayne county, the 7uh instant, Arnold
Borden, Esq. in the 47rh year of his age.
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State of N. Carolina, Granville county.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A D 1916.
George Levister, vs.. VIM. Levister and others.
Petition for Partition.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that m
Il LeVser and Patsey Levster defendants in this case
reside beyond the limits ofths State: It is therefore
dered that publication be made for six weeks
ly in the North Carolina Standard for the said defend
ants to be and appear before the Court of Pleas and
ter Sessions to be held for the county of Granville the
Court House in Oxford, the first Monday of May next
then and there to show if any they have why the
PRAYER of the Petitioner shall not be granted.
Witness James NJ Virgins Glerk of said Court at Of
fee in Oxford the first Monday of February, 1916.
JAS. NJ. WIGGiNS, CI'k.
{Pr adv. $5 62l.2.o 542-St
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IRISH POTATOEg,

= THE CHEAPEST. IN TOWN! 81 ISL. 5.3 -
ENHE subscriber has hand 40 Barrels Of best Nor4
thern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes, which he
offers at 80 per barrel or ~ lbPer bHshela for planting
Table ~ ..f + s.is a!.15 Il e. s..4t5 gsg4gr.4
The subscriber also. as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of 4 t.E
"a Family Groceries.
which he win sell on the most accommodating terms
AIsos FAMILY FLOUR, which The subscriber will
warrant TO be equal to any in the State Price - "a
per barrel e. & g ( g s 81 aeh
Also, excellent Northern 0nionssilt s Lefue u
JORDAN WOMBLE,
On old Market Street,
North side.
February &c. 1876 5ss-M
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South CG' olina Medical College, The fol-
lowing young gentlemen, we learn, from this
State, have recently received the degree of M. D.
from the Medical College of South Carolina ::
John G. Broadhurst, of Wayne John c. Henry,
of New Hanover; John S, Erwin, of Nc DowelI;
John NJ. Croton, of Rutherford and William j.
Thompson, Of Sampson. -.----
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For the North Carolina Standard.
AkIle County.

The Democratic Central Committee for Ashe
county have nominated the Hon. DAVID S.
REID, OF Rockingham, as candidate for a seat
in the next Congress of the United States from
the third Congressional District.
Not presuming to dictate, the Committee hope
that the democrats Of the other counties compos-
ing the District will respond to the nomination.
MATTHIAS POE, Chm'n.
r. MuRca1soN, Secy.
Jefferson March T. IS45
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PLANTER,S- HOUSE.

- GEORGE F. KORNEGAY would
HHE1 respectfully inform the citizens of NewberA
and the surrounding country, that he has open
eda
Public House OF EnterGafHmemt,
in the commodous Brick building lately occupied by Mrs.
Green, the of Middle and Front Streets Iii
his purpose make it desirable house Cor reguar
well transient boarders cleanliness. good servants,
table always provided with the best which the market
will afford, and the assduous attention will entitl0
him to share of the public patronage it is his determ
nation to merit it. His stables will be found n excel.
lent condition, and horses shall be we'll attended
Newhern, March ls, IS45 642-6m.
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SPRING GOODS.

= We are now receiving dur supplies Of Spring
and Summer Geods-among them rich styles Bal
zarines, Lawns, &c.i large assortment Of Shoes,
including every description; BonDets and Hats
Call and see! H. A. BADHAM g. CO.
March Is, l845. 541-If.
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MARRIED..
R. MuRca1soN, Sec'y.
Jefferson. March Z, 1915.

borough. on Wednesday evening the 18th instant,
by the Rev. William M. Green, JOSEPH MoNT-
ROSE GRAHAM, esq, of Lincoln county, 10 Miss
MARY A. G. WASHINGTON, daughter of the late Mr..
John Washington, of Newbern. ..
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IN TIME! .a,.
R5RM One Hogshead prime -. =.
RgG@lA MOLASS S E S.
5es 5IesSAZ If not very superior, return it.


A large lot of SPUN COTTON. made from new cot
ton and pure white-nunberS NOT altered. =
Also, several dozen ladies' dark assorted Kid Gloves,
and black do, just from New York Z ?, q
Terms. SIX months credit for good paper, or per
cent discount for the cash. T. H. SNOW
March IS, IS45. r. ..g...s. .-si;.s. 642-
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Vincent Witebe1 Esq. us ahe Whiglcandidate
for Virginia Senator from the District composed
of the. counties,of Riusylvania, Henry and Pat
rickJ .aye .&leF woH
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-WANTED.

4 TWO apprentices to the Printing BusinessL' The
boys must be be able to read and write
country would be preferred Apply at the Standard
Office.
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habits talents and stern devotion to the interests
of his State and the whole country. He IS lifted
to be leader among great men-hls talents VIII
make him such.n
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~ Mr.. John w Syme, the Editor 6f the
Petersburg IntelIigencer, is the Whigecandidate
to represent Petersburg in the next Legislature Of
Virginia, : y - 5ae ocS
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An Irish maid boasting of her, Industrious
habits said she rose at four, made a fire, put on
the tea.ketle, prepared breakfast, and, made, all
the beds 6gore ahy 6ite 81 The House seas up
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EASMXONABME
BOOt Omd shoe .W0k6mg.

U1 HENRY PORTER has Just received
NJ -, from the North, a beautcl supply Of
of all kinds, and is fully pre-
- pared to execute all orders at the shortest
notice. Grateful for former patronage he respectfully
socitsa continuance of it, promising to his customers
fidelity and despatch
He has Just engaged the services Of Mr.. CRoALEY,
we'll known as the best Boot and Shoe makers in
the Unon and therefore promise, without fear of
failure, to out good work be got in the
Northern Cities.
Raleigh, March "a, lS45. 642-6t.
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NorEEs

Florida signifies the land Of flowers,
The troops Of Wellington were beaten at New
General Jackson: . short time since, presented
his battle sword to General Armstrong, now made
consul at Liverpool England - '5f1 -,
The tomb Of RoderIcYk, the last king of tihe,