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Sir-l have given 10 your letter Of The On 10.
slant, the consideration Whi,h is importance lo-
mands In rendering 10 you The Appointment Il
major general in the army | earnestly desired
that the country should have The Advantage 81,
your conceded ability and military knoVlsjgr,
your intimate acquaintance with the MEXICAN
character, and your familiarity with their Ian.
guase and political coFdliion.
Immediately at'er your nomination a. matur
general had been unanimously confirmed hy he
Senate, carefully examined The question, whe-
ihef ! possessed the power 10 designate you-a
junior major senera-to The chiei command q
The army in The tielj. The result Of this cxau-
nation IS, am constrained TO say, settled con.
viclion on my mind, that such power LA. nj;
been conferred upon me By the existing laws.
am fully sensible 81 the exalted patriotism
which could alone have induced you Ia make
he personal sacrifices 10 which you woud h.
subjected, in assuming even tie chief c, mman
Of the army in Mexico and day appreciate
the reasons you have assigned, and which may,
J fear, prevent you from accepting your appoint
menl as major general. IT, on further reelection,
such should be your decision, shall learn i, with
deep regret,
am, sir, with high consideration, very r..
specially, your obedient servant,
JAMES X. POLK
TIE MAJ Gen. TuoMAs II. BgNrcS,
Washington City.
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WAsHISGroS CRY.

Tuesday Evening, March, 9, l9i1
SIR: had the honor TO receive your noie ~
the 9th instant, with the commission ., mac!
general in the army, and delayed the answer q
acceptance, or non-acceptance, until SHOULD re-
ceiye an answer from the President 10 noe
which | addressed TO him in The morning o. ia!
day. Tha, answer is now received, and enables
me 10 answer your note, and 10 say, that the con-
mission is not accepted.
Please 10 accept, sir, my thanks for the KIND
terms Of your mole, and Tor The thousand coune
sizes which you have extended 10 me in The coufse
Of our long and friendly acqua n,ance.
Most truly and respectfully yours,
THOMAS n. BENTON.
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TIE Maj. Gen. TuoMAs n. Benton,
WASHINGTON Civ.

WAsHISoroS, TUESDAY EVENING, March g.
SiR: Your letter oi this day. da'e is just r.
ceiyed; and seeing no reason Tor further rcri.c.
ton, and wishing 10 avoid all delay in ofcerns NJ
army, have written note 10 the acjptant gone
raj, 10 be delivered al his Office in the morning,
declining 20 accep, the appointment Of MAJOR
general in the army, so kindly Offered to me- by
you, and so henoraby confirmed b. me Senate
have the honor TO be, sir, with sreal respect
your friend and iellow-citzen,
THOMAS H. BENTON.
To the PRESIDENT
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To ApJUrASr GENERAL JOINS.

YVANTE6-A Lady qualified take charge y /.
instruction designed will be such Is usually taught
In the higher Schools. A liberal compensation WI "
given. Any communication upon The subject add'r'
ed 10 r g. ". Grasty, Locust Grove, Orange, Va Gag
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Grasty, will receive attention.
March Self
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TuToR-Ths Advertiser, a Graduate of an English
uniseIity, Is dssirous OF an engagement as Tutor
In private family OF as Classical Teacher in respec-
liable School or College Address letters, to
a; y. c, Allsseany City, Psnnsyiranis.
FEB, E-deodkcoau vim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

We regret 10 announce HE Geath OF MAJOR
CHARLES H. HYDE Of this city, who died yes.er-
day morning about 3 o'clock, alter an illness OF
a lew days Major Hyde was mos, estima-
bic man, and worthy and useful citizen. He
was INN and undertaking supporter of Repub-
lican principles, ana was, during the late Pfesi-
Dental campaign, selected a. President u enc
oil the Democratic Associations Of this CRY. But
few lays since we met him, and he exhibited
in his whole form and manner The strongest EVIL
dence, apparently, Of having before him life Of
many years Of usefulness. But, alas how faa-
ciou> are all human calculations That Tom,
then SO robust in its appearance, now lies in he
cold embrace Of death. Maj Hyde possessed
strong and discriminating mind ard kind and
generous heat. He has left behind him an in
tcres,ing family, with whom our community
deeply sympalhise in The sad bereavement.
Tie Norfolk papers Of Thursday, announce
The death Of The Rev'd. Upton BraIl, the much es-
eemed and beloved pastor Of Christ Church in
that place.
We understand that DR.. Edward R. Hunter
has been nominated as The Wing candidate 10 r.
present The county Of Nansemond in the next II.
Of Delegates. lie. The Democratic party lufn
out in their full strength, defeat him and re-eeci
Col. Kelly, their present worthy and faithful De-
legaie.
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WAsaIso-os CIR. Ma.cn :. ~,

Sin. WItnUu. waiting for II. iotma.iy G. Is
ing presented with the commission q IA. =.
nera. in the army vi ne United State, 'ai.a i.
right 10 inform you at once nal nv ac-er'aacc
q. refusal, OF ina high apron men: VII crfe't
entirely upon public and national considerations
.. winch you yourself, will Sc the Iuise. Pc.
sonaiiy, can have no VISA !nr ;nls once ou =
700 believe that can oe o! sef:ice = i.r cgun-
nv. am willing To ioreso al private c1Hslir'a.
iions-s-pafaie myself from M amy, ufr,i
painful circumstances; resign ny place u ne
Senate, which is SO dear 10 mc-aoc proceed IN
mediately 10 The theatre IL war. My on'y s.'re
a,Ion would be Tor he powers "nicn r'~us r.
cessary 10 success; and these woul. = 2. 2 nNl'
ary and cipora,ic--ihe corrmanc 81 lte amy
am AUTHORITY e sign g!einnlnafies u pea De-
upcn terms previously appfuyee - lc-.
| beay va ~ believe sir, TIA, uotni,. seihsh, =
pef-vmai, dictates this proposed >,ipl.a'lon Tafr
is no such thing in il. i proceeds from 'hoiolet
conviction hat, with subordinate commsni, !
could 10 no good ~ the army on he c.nifarf,
maj nv presence there would b. imp!a?e. att
mischievous Tor AN known, from N: public
speeches, 10 Gisaop.uye the plans, bon (. 'ne ae,
ani OF ne present comma nCer-(:he defensive ~
icy 81 one, and he San Juan Of Uioa aaacs Z.
the other land this being known, nv presence
would opera.c as an implied censuFe on The ,wo
generals and might make me, IN spite q my>el,
The nucleus ofdi>conteni AMI insuborciBa;on. TIE
command OF The army, therefore, is the only mill
AIRY position which could hold in II.
Authority 10 conclude peace, or At essi 9
sign he preiminarirs 81 peace, deem i. hI4hy
essential 10 success. as J, w0uli enable The com.
inabterin-chiei T. lake instant arvaniass u I'll
passing events, military OF political, . clo>e Ihe
war.
Furnished with these powers, an willing Z
make he sacrifices, ard 10 incur The responsible
ties II This high command; bu, leave i q Scu
>lr, tor your Tree and final decision: ccnsiteiif.
ii as national question, and new one IL
which there is no commitment, on either sce u
awning that has passed.
Whatever may be the decision, my thanks an
gratitude will not be the less 10 ,ou ioi your IN
solicited nomination ii me- 10 ,his ti3h arTolri
menl, nor to The Senate ior il instant and IMAM
nous confirmation 81 II. nor the House 81 R.,ie
seDlatv-s for lis three times virtual election y
me 10 be the commander n-chiet u the army i
Mexico. Respectfully, sir, yonr rierd and r.
ow citizen. THOMAS Ii. BENTON.
To THE PRESIDENT
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ISOLATION given to the Democra's ~ cso....s
with which many seemed SATISFIED wlGe ma
were el on The same yroung f5.,@ ur Sa".
found Them. a CohveLfog ajl assem-. !
Richmond on The 2ih iar.h. when Mr. =
don VIII nave another orr runity i; o.ols;~''-
ms iu'uie course. Win The recognition ~ :.
i'sn's " NE people, wnicn conceive 10 no :.
a"J, d. well as The interest, OF Mr. Secaon :,
Ireeosh'ls, there is no man in The distric, H..
"ouid more Cordially support but. under !.
present. aspect think defeat more honorsbl. =.
,n'oty' purchased 50 dearly. There is We, n.y.
'oI fehecnon-yetume ior Mr. Seldom ios. ..1'
"h,ch ne ioVes musl, Cesar OF Rome.
Chesterfield, February 10 is41 ANXIOUS
Firm TIC Usioal
In consequence Of III importance ci tbss..
Ject, and OF The deep n,eres. which tb- ~, ~
take in i, and oi the various speculalions a.. o.
have gone forth in the public presses re ,. ,'l
10 lay The following correspondence be,a,e :.
readers. II i taken from a printed cory nor /.
tore Us, which Gen Benton mas addressed I, +.
memters o. The Senate.
II IS subject Of much regret. thai circnmu,.
ces have prevented the employment. Of bis ae,.
in this branch oil the public service The p,
dent regrets IT, because he ha. the highest c5r,
dence m the military talents, the great skill y,
the great energy OF Gen. Benion. lie hal rors.
~ ,h. .,o rhe e. ~ t%.o MN a. .ae ne
sxn,e,aea H. itI"se :. a.
to have genera-in-chiei selscied by the Pc
dent himself; hul the whole Federal parry q. a.
Senate, IN coalition with tina, ''Raaace-ol-P +, l..
indebted tor onr exelusion from no hrna, q
ling on rheir privileged sotas d.,ea,e H.. ), -
si,iop. and placed The Persistent IN an ~ H.
RAISING relation 10 the whole suAiecr ~. ..',s'
pur,ant measure having been thus reiece- -. ~ =.
coalition in The Senate il. ,onoe ~ !, ~. -
examination Of ,he .sis,ino laws Il, CT. .'''@
hat he had no power 10 ,q,e.igss.e Genera IL,
iona iunior MAJOR gene.al-ia lhe chia IN
asnd o, Inc arm. IN The held" wjlhon, sn,s.
s.tlny tour Other generals mo held senior XXX.
missions. are who are :, rhis inc employed ),
ilye!y in he tec ~ haze done +, Al his c.i.i-.i
c0oIonc,ufe wou.t hare beea !. leopard ~ ~.
cess d, our arms. and - eu.ra..a>> liz mlr,,g
or.,a,lou> nUs IN process II execution. M.
tt.se circumstances much 2, H. resre> ,bo h.
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MA.u,saros cry. Mach 10. Isl,

WAsHiSG1oN cry, Ma'ch to 81
Sir. Please 10 receive, a marx 81 nj =
scect. a COPY Of he following ir;iers WHICH e1
plain the circumstances under which Gee met
accep, the appoinmeh. 81 major genera. Il. b
army.
Respectfully, sir. your obeiien, ser9au'
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To,he Hon. Nj ---o ;.re L. ;. Seaae.
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wHUl,EsA ALE12A RETAfU, DRtUaafsTs,

WHO1ESALE q RETAIL DRUGGISTS;
.vasI iess RALEIGH, N.jCseg) = .sssoyoo
Keep sqnstsnty on on bsnss large paa wsnsseseted
a'Tfn Foreign ana Native DfGiss 7bSe5'
AN ENG FISH, FkENca & AMERI6 b AN ca EMO AIS,
Which has been carefully selected from the Northern
Cities with strict reference to their purity, and may
bereled on With full cohfdenUel izp2nA djQ& Sd
s.s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .gnoTH
OF superior quality and fine finish, from most apprOi
bved American ManuactOTes. Our stock of aIf4 :,
5'.5'>o' PAINTS, OILS AND D4E@sfeFFs, 7Ii 'nHt
Is always large and complete, Comprising in part the
following, viz ~ - 1Eq an9 ET3!04f ia I'D
.dpserican Whtte Le6d dry and 10, OIL Chrome Green,
Chrome YeiLOsv,' VerdSgyis Chinese VermikfOB,
10 Ve1ifian Req. L'nseed, temP. Sperm and Isl
Tanners OILS, Indigo, y1fGdder, Extract
L0SecO0d, CopDeTns, Dye Sf1fs gem '''' <A' %
s1 1f 0l orally, iSpanish Bro1csa,S SC Sc is7 e
- Leather. Coach, Furniture and JdpGss V0ynishes.
Together with large and ueIl-selected stock of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Which recommend to Picture Dealers, Builders,
and others, ,fH@ a'ii.@ '.s 1850 90 j03dE -" ~.
'"'' TOBACCO, SEoARs, AND SNuFr,n #i'
.-s OF the very best quality; and superior -
MADERIAS SHERRY, CLARET AND FORT WINES,
FRENCH BRANDY AND LONDON BROWN STOUT.
All Of which is offered for sale unusually low prices
and upon the most accommodating terms. .::-..-
Orders from Physicians and others promptly executed
and particular attention paid to packing and forward
ing Eiid . ! % I'D :. i a'E. 81 ~
May ls, ls47. uGa ar,tu,rs-J .,a4 ug- $751;
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Sala maMder Safes.

RICH s. cos hnprooed Patent SaIannander Safe.
lO0re decided improvement on the original Ipiid
es Genuine Patent, and have met it'll accidental tests
in the burning of the following stores and Offices, and
haven every instance preserved the books and papers
entire although the Safes remained in the burning
in several instances Il, l6, "a, and SO hours. =
Dec. s, -Messrs. Van Wnkle s. Randalrs store,
175Water Street, New York.
July 19, 1sl5-Messrs. Richard s. CTonkhites store, 81
0y E1i6anEs 51 's,ss|I,G sesS NJ RioSs6oS s R,o,d
Street, N. Y. s..- - - s-.- = s-EHEs- -s-.s
Nov. IL. Is45-Judge Blairs law Office, Benton. Miss.
Feb. II, 1846-Mr Sias c. Fields store, Vicksburg,
Mississippi. .. ...7.~-
July 81. 1sl6-Messrs. Goree Kings law Office, Ma
rion, Alabama
Feb "a ls47-Mr. E. R. Backwell's store Cenreville.
La. tN .-.-.. d. NJ -a-.-. 'r ...-
Such the above the subscriber hopes will sat-
ISy the public that Ric& Co.'S safes what they pur-
port TO be. An assortment of all sizes for sale by
-.- A. 8. MARVIN, 1873 l-2 Water Street, New York.
..-'- s..T H-r Agent for the Manufacturer.
Aslo by Isaac Bridge. "a Magazine street N. Orleans.
'' Lewis NJ. Hatch, 120 Meeting street Charleston,
South Carolina. -2.r
August Ii, IS47. CO.,
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hEfa's saile's9 1000 GASES
s =, q - FALEiH WINTERS STOCK
OF; BooTs, SHOES, AND .DRoe Ans

| -
Il In. y. or Doors. SHOES. An BRoGA ANS
.dt the Lade' Saloon, on Main Street. ,asar Woter'
vi, ssi City Hotei, No.f0Lk 'Vsrgissia ee.e} ~
THE subscriber having recently enlarged his store
for retailing and having taken the whole whole
SAFE goods ne - now prepared to show the largest and
best stock Of BoOts Shoes. for the Fall and
Winter trade, which he has ever had He has just re-
turned from the North and East where he has vised all
the PrncIpal shoe manufactures, and purchased from
tnem MS stock at cash prices almost entirely He will
nerelore be enabled to sell TO country merchants and
s,OoO Pairs mems very heavy thick Brogans double
soes and double stitched. >: .,sy IT,. p, q
ZsVUV Pairs mems coarse Brogans, I'd and Srd quality
SOO0 Pairs mems lined and bound Brogans and Bootees
l,OOO Pairs mems coarse thick Cow Hide and Grain
Leather Boots double soles the very best quality.
4OO Pars mems Fisherman's Boots, made of heavy wax
leather and grain leaher very long legs wade in,
,.5 and double soles. ., ..., - =.
500 Pairs Gentlemans Water Proof Boots with double
calf skin upper and heavy double soles @ -
1000 Pairs of Gentlemens Napoleon Boots, with nailed
and slug bottoms assorted qualities .... ..,
5000 Pairs Womenis Leather Boots, assorted kinds,
such as Heavy Kip, Wax, Grain Leather and Goat
skin Bootees.s .l,s-..1.. '.,.s..at .,:.. ri. ~,
1900 Pairs Women's Leather shoes and Buskins.. ~.
Besides the above Goods have more than usual
10000 pairs Of Chdren's shoes, Men and Women
wants shoes, Travelling Trunks Of every kind Valises
and Carpet Bags all of which makes assortment
unusually large and very sractiye-the whole will be
sold cheap for cash short time TO puncual cuso
Iners. .!s .-.......-s.. ..-... .,,. -.......
and the public generally respectfully invited to call
and examine our extensive assortment before Purchas-
ing. ..- ...... .. a..,... 49, .,gss - -. s...
The Ladies' Saloon 10 on Main Street near Walters
City Hotel 5E.t-. w. H. ADDINGTON. .
Sept. %, l647. ..,t-t ..s - 76S--,.
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DIR. LIE ROY3S r..
Vegetable Universal pills.

IHE startling drawback on nearly all Medicinal
Agents has ever been that in their of pugaioR
and purIhcation they have also ebiltGted the SYsten
ence PurgatlTe Medicines have always been regarded
a. at best but necessary evil Patients resortng them
Tor The relief of disease at the expense of another
10 obEiate this Physicians have long sought for an
that would at the same time Purge, pag1H and STRENGTH
@ out their efforts were nearly fruitless and they had
almost despaIred OF success when the abours Of
and research were rewarded by discovery which full
realized the hondest desires Of the Medical Faculty and
which - justly regarded Of the most important
trumPhs that Pharmacy has ever achieve This i'm
Portant desderatpm is named DIR. LIE ROy's Veeetnble
OFtueTSut Pills. which purify the blood ami remova
all corrupt and viated huFnors and unhealthy aeon
mutations fQon the body in never beofe rival
Aeo and which yet produce weakness or lassitude
whatever, but the Contrary tone the Stomach and
invigorae the constitution during the progress of their
operations DIR. LIE Roys Pills, in fact unite those
heretofore liable, but desirable Qualities
Evacuation and lnVlgoraton, for they are at the same
tune strengthening Pu'gatpe and pa,ifpi,e TONIC
ne tYo. principal ingredients in Dr. LIE Rows Pills
are Wild Cherry and S0ysnpa,lla so prepaned that
each promotes the beneficial effect of the o,her th
former strengthening while the LATTER through its union
with various vegetable Ingredients evacuates and
hes; that they supesinddee ne tofpidfy Or Iassits
OlgesfiVe Fnnctlons and hence their
are atended by no Reaction subsequent Costveness
Dr LIE Roy's Pilsare the most active and searrb;n1
Diseases and their action is prompt that ia an hor
or Two after they the pateat Is Of th;
8oeo enects. They not only operlc on the bIood hnt
Oh Inc chyle OF which the blood is formed and This s
cures good blood from the fountain head moreover tb
SroGEce neIner nausea, Erlping debility, and as
Iaml!y Medicine they have no rival. noseyrr'a TT
Prlce 70 Cents per box, with full directions =,
90 Sold by Williams Haywood & Co RaIa;ob .io
BY appointed Agents throughout the Sta;e E1'o'
august OH, Ao4I.ot' i'I SAoiiINhi 1.F 670.aun &
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Bailcy's Syrup OF wild Cherry.

LNOR coughs, colds, asthma, Influenza, whooping-
IL cough splitting OF blood and all pulmonary diseases
Baieys Sdrsporihd-for ali diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood salt rheum scrofula king
evil. chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia. diseases of the
skin, bones, old ulcers, etc.
BGiteys Fsuer and .ague Re,nedy-The most invalu-
able remedy eRtIrely vegetable Preparaton-and sure
.....s
BaiIeys .dAuerieaa Vermyuge-A sure exterminator
of worms from the system in general use throughout
the United States.
BGiIeys ssarrivdAed Military Shaving Creom-Ths
article has stood the test for eight years, and gained
itself high reputation throughout the United States,
Canada, and most parts Of the world.
Boiicy's superior hadeiibie Lnk-With and without
the preparation warranted the best article of the kind
in use. E.. -.... .... p. ~. ....a 81 sd. ...
For sale by the Druggists eeRerally throughout the
country. and at Wholesale and retail by
WIN. BAILEY, proprietor of Apothecarie's Hall,
Corner of Fulton and Sands st. Brooklyn and by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &Co. j.
..-..... .......... ... Raleigh, N. c.
July II, Is47. . 66i-6m.
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DIR s3S5;S54SSE5s
VEG 3Il ;I:3 E :SflIISjIls
77lNI PHI

For the cure of Headache, Giddiness. Salt Rbenrp
t Rtheumatsm; Piles. Heartburn, Worms. Dyspepsia
Choera Morbus, Pains in the Back Limbs and Joints
General weakness. Fits, Consumption Palpifation n
the Heart Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat Ery
s,Pelas DroPsy Asthma Itchings the Skin
Fevers of all kinds, Colds Gout Gravel: Female Con-
plants. Nervous Complaints and all other Diseases
rom impurities OF the oOd, and morbid secref;ons effe
hceT and stomach. -. -- - =, . '
Every disease to which the human frame !. .snbiect
from impurities of the blood or
Of the digestive organs. ! q; NJ III e'i -
DR.. GOrdOn's Family Pf1is. so II
Beng compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Human System. -, ~ Vi 'He
Strike at the root of the disease removing all mpur
ties from the body opening the pores externally and in
eerhay separating all foreign and obnoxious pafticles
from the Chyle that the blood Of ich it Is the ori
gin, must be thoroughly pure-neeesssTiy securing a
see an9 vigorous action TO The Heart Lungs Liver and
Stomach thereby restoring health by opening the pores
cleansing the veins and arteries 1nipedfne Iii the
natural veins and purifying the blood; they render the
system not only thoroughly sound but also impervious
to disease, ecen schen all Oter means haze failed
Within The last twelve months, more than one hun.
dred cases OF the most aggravated forms of dUsDeDso
have been cured by the Medicine where rigid diefne
the Blue Pill and almost every other means have been
resoried to without any benefit and when death stared
It's miserable victim fully in the face. If Dr. Gordon 5
Da0ta2 their uniform success in this disease alone
would be sufficient to wait fame the name of
their inventor, as 6enefactor Of his speeies = =
his medicine never fails cure The worst cases of
PILES lceek .t< Fift!' u y''-sas1 flI-~ y
For more detailed description Ofthe Medicine, the
manner OF Its operation. the complaints it is adapted to
and the cures has performed refer the reader to
our agents who will give them Pamphlet gratis.
For sale by Henry D. Turner, at the Book Store
Raleigh N c. aso for sale all ts towns and country
stores IN the South and West Price . CTS per bottle
Truth is p0'ceu1. and in this instance. as preuaied
Peters Vegetable Pills.
Iesina0niGL Extract of letter from DR.. Waines of
Feb. g Is4O Your pills are fhe mild
est In their operations and yet most in their
effects, of any that have met with in practios
Of eight and twenty years Their action on the chyle
very surprising" 40 3 '" '.,..- +'Hi't1 ''EH
Extract of letter from Dr.. Henry Hall, of Quebec,
L. c. March 6, l64l. For billions fevers sick head.
aches. torPdy of the bowels and enlargement of the
spleen, DR.. Peters Pills are excellent medicine"
For sale by Williams, Haywood & Co, and Pescud &
Johnson Raleigh, N. c.. i zYs! : u = 80 -
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PRINTS ONLY.
SPRING STYLES, 1e47.
LEE & BREWSTER,
. A. CEDAR STREET,
NEW-YORK

''':.'. NEW-YORK,
Beg Leave to inform Dealers il Dry Goods that they have
received. and are now exhibiting, at THE WIRE
HOUSE EACLUSJVELY for Printed CahcO.s, 800
CASES, comprising all the New SPRIH0 STYLES d
Brush, Ffench and american .anutaetuTe; which
ADDITION to their usual stock, r0nders their assOD
one OF the most beautiful and attractive in the city an
having Jttst been purchased for cash and short ea
are offered by the piece package en- the same tern"
at apd below manufacturers prices. erf.- j..
Catalogues Of prices Corrected daily are placedh
the hands Of buyers - ''E -
Purchasers will inform themselves Of the state OF the
MARKET andibe we'll repaid Tor examination, even
.,l- B. have peculiar advantages for executing oTd"
lot prints, which are respectfully solicited r,
V'''.''t S''} 10Y pong LEE: & BRE WSTER,
80 la 9moe ISIS .Veax9 sill IA Cedar Stree
.sHaAEaryh tS<7,i e;avsa oct Il .a -. 6SFu'
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RICHARDSON. & Co.

WHOLESALE DEAI-ERs IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
g.. GOODS. r..t f.. ...
No. 80, Main Street, Richmond. pTginia.
HAVE already received large potion Of their
11ply, aad by the FIRST OF next month, (Sept'r will
be prepared offer to Merchants general assortment OF
Fall Dry Goods, which have been selected with mnch
cale and are we'll adapted to the trade OF Virginia and
North Carolina.
Their stock this will present great variety
Fine and Coarse w oolcns, Blea. and Bro Domeslics
Dress Goods, for ladies' of the latest styles and such
articles usually found in Wholesale Store all
which offered for sale very reasonable terms.
Brussels, Threeply and Ingram CarpeIngs and Rugs
of which better assortment cannot be found within
the city.
Richmond. 2lstAugust, 1s47. 66s-lOtpd.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
Come mud Sec.

Come and See.'
HHE undersigned have just received lot Of beauti-
y full fancy prints aad other Dry Goods together with
sell tow for cash ~ = 80 -f~ '' III s' ~
Sugar, Brown. Loaf and crushed Coffee, Java, Rio,
ahd Laguira Tea Molassss. Candles, Pepper Ginger,
Spice. Powder, Shot, Lead, Indigo, Madder, Snuff,
Iooacco, trace Chains, frying Pans. Siftcrs Brooms,
sone Ch1rns wedding Hoes, bed Cords, leading Lines
Yarns Nails, Castings, Bacon Lard Meal Flour, Corn,
ware, sc. ' 'S1@ - BROWN a HAYEEEH
One door below Ryals & Dupree's corner: 1-
June %, ls47. ,,1 = =. =, = sse-tf