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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-06

GRAN ron IRELASD.-An English corn merchant now in
this country has furnished with few items Of interest
speeding the foreign grain Market particularly in reference to
Ireland.
During previous years the importation of grain into Eng
land from Ireland has been upwards Of 900 quarters
but this year ireland will need from England 3000 quar-
ters making difference England of $1,000 600 quarters
He says there no question that 100000 of people in
Ireland are in starving circumstances and though small con-
butions will do good yet the amount Of relief which is ne
cessay to meet the exgences of the is almost beyond
calculation Allowing these 1000, 900 pound OF flour or
Indian meal day, it will require about 200, 600 tons day,
or nearly 1000 900 bushels week and at the same rate
the supply be kept up till after the harvest as 1t doubt
less must be, six monhs,) il will require 26ooo,Ooo OF
DusneIs IL
is perfectly terrific to think Of such restitution
Our informant further states that not money, but Indian
Indian meal should be in preference to -four And
the he assigns is that meal be most easily con-
verted into pordge and that thousands Of families in Ireland
have but cooking utensl, and that pot in which
they have been boil their only food their poa
toes. This uensl has been handed down from parent to
child it may be for numerous successive generations
Boston Traveller.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-06

THE NV PLAsET.-The Bureau Of Longiudes OF Paris
has come to agreement with The principal astronomers Of
Europe, Gausz Encke, Sue and Hersche to give the
name Of NEPruSE to the planet discovered under the
indications Of NJ lie Verrier The planet will be denoted
the astronomical chart by the sign Of trident
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-06
LIST OF ACTS

WHICH HAVE PASSED AT THE SESSION OF coNGREs
THAT HAS JUST CLOSED.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
GREAT RLoon IN lNnIASA

The indianapolis scn'ind q JAnulr, .
gives loag Account Of the cf~c,s Of i5c late
hcod in that vicinity, It's vs--
The canal ), hrut ~ IN several pisces -
The A~gu~dlc, over Par creek i, either
washed away ~ ,cry mech damarvd-fc.
ports hing contradictory The cul,eri 4,
Poguc' run is entirely gone and ID. run
has made clear lrcach through the cana
at TIA, place Immense quantities Of the
canal banks ssc Washing ausy at other
points
We have hrarl Il faniic, some mile, dis.
taut from t'vn. Nho Lad rc,rcatcl t. the
roofs q their houses. where they lad t. re-
u..,a Ior ma. h.u 60 40 wan, Of means
Of rescue Some ar reported to have been
drovu.d, bu, We are 10, in possession Of
vel authenticated iac's ~ III, point
Oar worthy citizen. Nicholas NoCauv
viii be great loser. n hc had many thou.
sand bushels of corn IN tho river bottom
but be vii MT Lose Ais all n, many other.
vii
All the Inhabitants Of West lndiAuapoli,
ard IT, ,ioinIt, With single exception
were Obliged to c,scuatc ,hclr houses, ano
IN most instances bc.urc ,hcv had time t,
remove "lr effects A lar'c amour, d
these vii b. destroyed or greatly injured
and the 4 ,crs are Of that condition lcast
able to repair tie l.'s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
From the y. Y Daily Adv. Of January q. 1871.
WINTER OF 1871.

More thana thousald persons crossed the
North River yesterday, t. jersey Gity. on
the ice. Hundreds Of persons were ska
ting on the middle of tic River
Several persons walked on the ice TO ard
from staten Island
The distance between jersey City and
New York, by actual measure on the ice i.
one mile one chain. and forty seven links
1t has already been computed at mile and
hale
The llarbor, as low down as the rarrows,
10 frozen solid The Bay below 10 6l,d with
ice
Several persons walked from Sandy Hook
to withina few mice Of the Nnrrows. Many
PET ns walked oyer rom Long to Staten
Island The mil was taken down to Sta
ten Island on the ice
Nj Church measured ,'c distance from
Long ~ Sts,cn Island at Fort Diamond
distance, one Thousand eight hundred and
tAirtysix yards from shore to shore
The Sound at Thror Neck, is closed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
fRON MEXICO

OF I,ys Crs.. Dc 30 $40
TIE hsn"pp' sti. ies's III, - . ron
i-f he NoHh, on n returning f.om /,
c4lt ~ i,f' Ipirig .u'ml f,plip
Nhdhe The ikir3 ara K on Ai,afiIo wl.
puc'ds act s,y,t,aft % u0N mE,.cT o.
',scolst'nn
Toe Puocdon 70 ,si s,o TO tcq1tf,
Istge par, sad - ,ipe q soon 20 i1lioN
e hu-ppyi r lose his Two ~ .y.
vii b. Oh, "a .3n Il, efficiency Of The
s,.ai,oh l~.Y enc half
Wcars 3. & ~ IN spspett 10 c,rr.
- 90 b~'e ard c4nn3, bg, ak 80
% iA- nsme = Snon sense ca /
t.e ,.,ec. Of sSItGg hcfi
We ~Aol sloor, II sat. OF scamrs Of a
,-'tr1on3tS cIa', 10, s. - oi,he hn,. -
Her dpens,, MA be opal 70 those o. five
'poii OF var apa t,r tticicncv will be ~
f,rai Co tho, q a sch0anef Her dlug,f
o. Wl'-k too even is more lmMiu. 1T than
tat Of smaller Ve's,, and b, uecI agptd
~ Nondcfmcnl 10 ianke,S5m. Of nRasn.
R'e one ot these laN, nov ia ,ho Gu,L
'hnuIi ,vc' te.tn tolhe CuA"d States 49,
We have a'uaI, lur a number "a rapI
'uccetiiJn. bat tie dangerous JASON "a oa.
~ n.W coming
Canm9ioW Perry COS home IN The
M"'i'Pp and ihe Ohio = become Com.
m.iJte COurcf' Gag ship
change of p,Hey 10 b'ockdi" meter.
- tu,'d a. War is TO BE- mnie oa the
h.,ag boat, mater thu, he Vera Ctu.
an1, have 6tough! upon thsmsol,cs Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

Fur,rdl- Santa 4Hna's Movc-Ca'toun
FIR withdrawing Army- Crisis-Bcn-
Ton aga,a-L1Gn Bal
W,ll.o- 1o.' - -
'.c '....'. ST.. '.u..H r".. 90
tended IN the Senate Chamber. today. which
has caused suspension %. bushes, in both
llouscs Rev Mr. Sprole preached the
discourse. - there will nov be two Scua.
tors g. be chosen from Virginia, il is thought
that X VI T..IIuNrrR. II the House. ard
Mr. J W. Josrs, late Speaker will be the
successful candidates
Santa AnnA'' m '~emcnt upon General
Wo'1, Of which we received information
last evening. is regarded here as fciut,
calculated to arrest and delay TAYLOR from a
descent on San LUIS and an attack on Vera
Cruz, until tie hot season stall return to his
aid. However there are others here who
r.gnrd tie situation us our scattered aud OK
tended army a extremely critical 1t has
ere this been decided one way or the other
fear THIS administration would not qricye
very sorcly. il something sh,Ald occur to
give cause for ccnsuring Tlylnr
The proposition Of Withdrawing tie army
is beginning to be talked about very sen
ouSly learn that Mr. Calhoun has it in
contemplation TO ofTcr such n proposition
II will. b. and b. if not now. command a
very respectable vote. Matters are up
preaching a crisis with reference to the
prosecution Of this war To advance far
Their into the territory Of an cxaspcratcd ma
tion IN the present condition Of the army. is
hazardous IN the cHtremc--to remain sta
tionary is death, and to retreat is disgrace
What. then. shall be done? All, surely :.
Tbr' ,N'nh have been considered before
.,... iuc 2. .lti,n into the dialcnma
Bat .. is uu.ic.9'g as to the LIEU
'e1qncy' Though thrice rejected in the
'i- lea. hat it has been favorahly
rcp,' .'c Senate have some tca.s
after all, that ,.ougn mag rc brought over
hy shaking the loaycs and h.ncs to them
or their friends, t" carry the measure Very
well, let them override Scott and Taylor
with Tumble Bug Benton. aud III assure
YOU there will I've no lack Of seasoned tim
Der for v hir President
Tomorrow the fierce fight on the vcxod
question will be resumed The greatest
anxiety possible is witnessed Preston
King troops ARE being ralicd-thcy act.
look anl talk as if they meant to stand. But
most trcmbhugiy do fear that a few crumbs
promised or thrown from the southern tables
viii loosen their knee joints There is
mchow relation between a locofoco aud
m ofice inscparahle as that between death
aud the grave. digger
The Ian BIZ is next to I've called up.
It Is thought portion Of the party will at
tempt a r"rcal or suspension Of the Sui
Treasury u ~ m,lhr sa. ';r...' 3.
'r'r !". t.A-u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

the defendant stabbed the deceased with a
knife, which caused her immediate death -
We believe the courts have decided tia, the
killing was faanslauchtcr, or jUs- fable hcm-
ioidc Il sccn,. n ut though the ladies' cut
west are chulon-ular and d,uLtlcss very
devotional they have some ,runk as vel!
as religion"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
DR. MOTIONS ANoDYNE CON
POUND


SE'r1tal Op~- a!tss' E'tiom Ga'-
rue ,n'.er'h-r. h.,,n. ce.s,r~a lh. -
cio'Nc tght 10 uss ~. Above s,u-J
81, npourd Toe he couai, ct Hutl.pd 80
~ prepared " - unini,,st Ne ,smo tpt 10
~r'fscuoo o. teeia aid al 'shoi svHfsi cp-
sslHo,
POSITIVELY WITHOUT rAiS
Iorua-,,Sj. c-,uh us, csn 10 futrl'h.d
r,r Nshr.l rrsn - he tittsu su.h.u't -
ui. country. th,t the .pr... ,urn 81 ,tetr
cit - Aue.. 81 NfN n. t.lu,t1ns ciierv
To '.i'o~ ~ a'r H.curf ,uih,irrt
bet.hv ,rury th.t have .esn tho 81
rlr'.'fsuon Of pr Mouuo', Apytc,uoa t,t
us pr,ceuoo oi pA,o, .n.i " hsd de,ia.d
sde, 10 preventing ,t. .unsuns. oi IN. D.
uouls daring opet.lon. snd thAt no tAd
consequence resulted
{ WARREN.M y ptoh ~ koat
on, ADD Suisor, Nan Med Cousg.
Boston, OCT. 10 1910
On saturday lnl removed .tunai (totn
lhs am oi pslet Who bst iWmrdta'c.y
h~furs inhaled something prepared b, d.
Morton ct 'Ns ct'--the "p ran'n lssled
seven mlpu'r. tnr pt,t'u' gave no w'tl
u.n of -ufruue Src assured me sutt
wa,ds that she do MI frr nor has she TO
tie present inc sutlc rcd any Inconvenience
ROW tive tnhaati"n.
GEORGE HAYWARD. NJ D. rrn
OF we Principles o. Surgery 4 Can.
l,Nl sDrgctv. Ne" Med college
/ Boston, q e. Jn.u $50.
| ccu'y that | have ,~vcI IN tie
n.lHlN'tslrpu o' D. Nrrnr', ''-.,..r. -.
ivoynueni. opstAlei ... N.r.
,uI HaV~9rd, 81 the r.t.. ....~... .,t.,. ..
ilutn.,I un Ih. ~ .... ..r.
. Tor o., Iu,luer.e ..... ..... ..... ,....,.
.t.u L.cu.. ,,..
90 w., &c, 49, % At tie.
speedily 5errv,,rI .tn.r o.. Gle -
G.. L. llElNN'D, " r..
Rouse Smgrou,NN" ten l,trt',
BOSOM, OF ~, l~i6.
On Suurlsv, NW y.nat tie NrN,rlt.
sUiN G'rcral lln'puL Tie u.ht lee 81
N"unp gid VAS omput,ir, sh",c The Knee ~
Dr. ll'Nwuod fut' disease ot tins l.iut, to.ng
made To IuhaIc VIC prrpltllon, AFTER ptJ
lcsuug her inability - DO 50 from tho purgru-
" "i mo vapou-.he became InsrusIb.o IA
about five mluutos--the last t,um,tauts
she VAS able TO recall was the adjustment
"i the mouth plers "i Tho onpuotus, ahet
Wllrh tho Was unrun.Ctpus until she henri
some remarks at the time of scouting tho
Ncs~es--nne OF lh. la. s'cpN OF the opera.
'un--nl tue lnClsiun Ase know. nothing aud
w'sun'h'r to -aS upon my asking her wheih-
r. "t tot Tho hmb had been ten,o,rd--sho
was evidently completely inseDsthlc to pain
oi uiher eItrro,l iriluencr.
II J nlGELOW. NJ d, ono OF
tie Surgeons Mas, Gen. Ilo.pual.
Boston NV. ~, 1910.
Physicirns and denlists who arc drs,tous
OF obtaining the night To use tho above com.
pound ~ their own practice 81 the exclusive
rights Of towns IN tins count, can do o. by
applying TO the subs nbrrs
J Is 4 e. rORTfR,
Rutland, Ian I, 1877. 2u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
Oys-ir- 80 trr.-,,-r. ~, Efsr, - -, Eat.
WITT, Oh WIN CnI,,n


-eHt Nose ~. i,r itsA
VIVA, BAL,As CO WiLp CEIttI
- eonssn''v s3stupcl m oar oolumn, --
w Eel bouni ,o 49, jhal "e pll LIE . %
s'nr ally Ia 'yolh-, sulus-- mach
res ca Your cufs a't BH !nulat u,e
OF ih" m'-i'cin' for 80 OF seven years ras
--duung wh;ch ume The ~ tor who utiit,
his has OF intervals .uf-t,d Nth Hcuie
s'hma M ~ WIRING not % much Tor the
h'rtht o. %, pto1'r'at' l' ~ .hN Of %. e
Who a.. IN r'si WITH rtai jf"f-s,,rs 81,
'ssr-- l1A'' p'.a.,r' iuIynt .ltt "a. rs
u'suat't found 50 beu.G.at to h,m and
va every osse " herr 81 has b,e ~ p,e-i ptumo,.
" OF We hrN intIcluJn al IN attack It has
e ven 'ni.e spd p'omrte 4 From ha
,ng also observed u trrd ~ Others be- ),
OF op'nion that 1t - WORTHY Of The cent.
dWcc o. ,bo public
None grnu,nr uolc,s signed Brrrs
on The "tapp.r lot sa,c by / nw,o,
Rulnul
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

TnE RIO GRASpr DEL DiStor.
cry of Coal Explorations Of thi' river re-
Gently made hy Lieutenant Tildcn, Of the
Army by order Of General Patterson, prove
that 1t i na,igabc by small ,,camb. ats as
FAR up a. ProNdi, del Ri Grandc (vhere
General Wools division crossed. 800 niles
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

A FEMALE FrGnr The Nashville pa.
pcrs mention a remarkable ease which ha.
been tried in the courts Of mat State Two
ladies, Of highly respectable families, had a
night IN W.nrh one. Mrs Copeland, killed
Miss Doucher,y Jealousy uns the original
cause, winch lad led to threats, &c But the
killing occurred on the sabbath Mrs Cope
land, was on lcr way to church, evidently
scckingto avoid coming in contact with Miss
DoughcIty-but on her way she was inter.
ceptcd by the deceased armed with heavy
hIcory club The proof left it somcv hc
doubtful how the encounter commenced but
most probably tho dec as d attacked The de-
ferlart with tie club. ard gave her 2 '.vs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
OsrsCRtPT

en- CLOCK.
Commodore Perry arrived N Washing
too this evening 10 the Occoia from Nor
folk sol confirms al ,hn, have stated ri.
a.iyc 10 the aAlng Of Luguna Ad'c,'
ffou the city Of seIico report that our cN.
p'dl''on against Laguna was completely
successful
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
ur,t , Mrrlc,n srhncn.t r,lIrd M, A..

'ured Mericsn schocr~r c.'ird the An.
melia and ~, her 10 Nc~ Otl~us, H., 81,
Purtr Crosby "a, l,ilod by falling itou,
.loh on ,bs 'ucn
G~os'sl SIM. Anna - d,els,~J Nv N.
new C'ugr-s, dily e'~ci,d l',.,i. n, ON,
V prbrr o N'ito Fem m ei,m'0p
'o1 OF 'uuhof tl, a. stiican p,p~u. 10
''r'ri a-ton orP-at'to iate b,,n tad up
rn lh' sgyec' ofthe Mr. ~ me sct,csn
Coogt'" IN, SeI,ran r'prr eon,c,
tie np'i OIL iat San l4h TO g.. the
ct'nt barlr c'0u,i Il the VAT Official
-crican accounts have ben received 81 tbe
event - l7i An slo, on be Pacife IT,
tn.r. 9Th Of ~rp, a, ,la, place
= %. Nere male r'i,onru rnd
. W. - ! NeItcan was ki'.,i bot hg
ca Tkc eotq1efou then lall
e. '"r CT, = Ange'' anl on 'hs
SON. q. So, he to,,u osr,uihtcd to Flores
The terms q surlenief AT, avn up wah
.. mech d.hbersuon as those of sont,rry
'nt ~" doallct a length q tho New CO.
Ieaus raper, G.nctal J,,'up rnd Snf
and 80 sex aud discharged soldiers eAm'
passengers IN the Alabama
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

workings a few moments longer
The s!cighiug cor tins city IL prime. Snow
very scld m he's s. long As tins We are
without Adyices from your city since last
Friday. K $ T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

'Illl. Subscriber Wi lie, ~, well known
i Tavern sand with queen acrcs ni .laIce
land, >'n''ed ~ the village If West kujl and.
and 100" Cccupled hy J,mrs Eyer,pr. Tins
stand hiss been Ia operation FIVE years, and
IS not second 10 any ono lnr business of lo.
Cauon. Also, tW" dwelling house, IN tho
village Of Ea, Rpua1I Possession gwen
the frsl Of April next
Should any ono ".h 10 purchase either of
tic above premises Iiberll pay Dry VII be
gwen Application must lie made soon --
For iunhof pautcHArs enquire Of the sub
scuber al hfa resldrnru "a East Clatrndnn
GERSllO CHENEY.
JaGuarV -. 1877
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

p .',, Ct H E%"a. B ed 's .%'% .s.
cal probate CouU held Al Rutland WITHIN
and Tor said distucl on the 5lh Of January
lsf;.
Present, VIM Hal, Jndec,
Nh'r"rs lnrkJu il .rgs gnproi .u of
8 ... ...... ..a..l,un. Iu
..,.. es.rc hss raoo hprif,atlun 10 sad
court, rrpfe~etlirg tlst n would be Cpudu
ci'e 10 the tH'etc.' Of lu, sad ward To- sell
t.c res estate Infringing 10 s1iI ~nfd,vhn.h
fraI estate CONSISTS uf one equal undlyuIrd
fourth r'u Of certain piece 81 Land. siu.
pfi" co. NnreNsb.fv iufmcrlY decided ny =.
Hs Brvrt,lo 10 William ~mub. containing
about twenty one ~. and Oh sre'Dr- pray
'ur sad court a. gant han, license .o Sc, ths
SINE.
Therefore b, O., ordered by sail count. rI7t
sad application Bee ~ rrrrd nf hsaung sDd
rrrI,uu 20 the l,t Monday, beng tn~ i.t
d'N "i February neat and tbat n r"ry ul,-ns
"fcrr he published ini-- w,tL, tu.,.s-i,e
.t. rrcNp", tr'loN. nr i'..a1t ilcn.', q.
ur''~' q. pr run.e| 80 N.ul.H, la.t -u gen
'.'s interested may apps" and o's~c' lo '-e
same .ittcY see r-use
4 tr.e COPY OF re.url
HtHNY UlLL. re9,.'s,
STATE or EkHUNTN Rt.rrr.u.r,-
Dryrrt of Py''aot. =, - br,ed th7-
ST specr' pt.A.'s rnuu Yr.' ~ RuHsrG
w,tun an. 'ursalt trHt.loo l.c ~ b. ds, ol
Dec. 1919.
prc,er' Wm Uar lodge
Noses Pe-iH Administrator o'rNr es.ltc
of tsl Haze. t,'e or b.uab#.tb -. 5..trlrl.
d"'esset. pt.1r- ng 90 r-0Her on account o. f
.rs '1~ HffuRfHor 81 -.l| estate.
b. q Cd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

Furerdl-S Santa iHna's More Calhoun
FIR withdrawing Arny- Crisis-Brn-
Ton Gga,n-L Loan Bal
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
Williams, Haywood, s. Co.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
.. RALEIGH, N. c.
Keep constantly on hand large and well-seected
stock of
Foreign and Native Drugs.
AND ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN CHEMICALS,
Which has been carefully selected from the Northern
Cities with strict reference their purity, and may
be relied on with full confidence.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF superior quality and fine 6nsh from the appro
we'd American Manufactures. Our stock of
PAINTS, OILS AND DVE-sTUFFs, &c.
Is always large and complete, comprising in part the
following, viz
4ne,iedn White Lead, dry and ia Oil, Chrome Green,
Chrome YeliOD, Terdigris, Chinese Pern'ilhOn,
Venitian Red, Linseed, Lamp, Sperm and
Ta',ners' Oils, Indigo, .Aadder, Ertract
LogsooOd, Copperds, Dye Stufs gen. ..
erGLy, Spanish BrOaon, &c &c.
Leather. Coach, Furniture and Japan Vd'r'ishes
Together with large and well.selected stock of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Which we recommend to Picture Dealers. Builders,
and others, t. ..-
TOBACCO, SEGARs, AND SNUFF,
of the very best quality; and superior
MADEIRA, sHERRY, CLARET AND PORT WINES,
FRENCH BRANDY AND LONDON BROwN STOUT.
All of which 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.
May 1s. Is47. -.......- ..-.-...- 654-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
North Carolina Merchants,

AND orHERs, WISHING TO BUY GOODS IN N. v,
TKTE respectfulIy invite before making their pur-
w chases, to examine stock of HeaUy Hard
ware comprising among other articles, the following
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails,
Tacks, Brads and Shoe Nails, Hollow Ware, Oven
Mouths. Sugar Kettles and Caudrons, Cart and Wagon
Boxes, AnTis, Vices, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Grain and Coal Scoops, Hay and Manure Forks, Caro-
lima Hoes Scythes Scyrhe Stones and Sneads Cotton,
Wool and House Cards, Wood Sc rews Butt Iiinges Au
gers and Gimets Sad Irons Waffle Irons, Well Wheels,
Cast Iron Pumps, GIindstones, Crank and Rollers.
Paint Mills. Platform and Counter Scales Patent Bal
and Steelyards Molasses Gates Cow Bells Door
Handles and Bolted Latches 7petine Scorers Of the
most approved patent, Sc, &c, all Of which will be
sold manufacturers lowest prices by their agents.
THOMAS s. FRANKLIN,
80 Water street.
New York June 20, lS47. 659-2m
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
S4O.OOO-!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass 80, for ls47. To be drawn at Alexandria
Saturday, 2slh Of August.
7s Number Lotrery-13 Drawn Ballotsi
SPLENDID scHEME.
Drjze of $4,000! of $4,000! of $40. 900!
/ Of sO0OI l of 5000! prize of s 5000
prize of S2 7oS 80 Of 5000! @ 90 OF $0oo'
Tickets S1O-Halves S5-QuaIters So, so.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40 90
Do do of &c Half do 20 90
Do do of 26 Quarters do So 90
a Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
p<lagss in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
te most prompt attention, and official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after it to all who
order from us-Address, }. & Z. MAURT,
Agents for ]. w. MAURY Co., Managers.
(Successors to J. G. Gregory Co.
Washington City, D. C..
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Trust Sale.

BY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by
Tho. B. Fort, bearing date the 9Th day of Febru-
ary, 1847, and registered in the Registers Office in
Book No II, page l98 for certain purposes therein
set forth, shall proceed 10 sell at public sale for
cash, on Saturday the 2lst day of August next, at
Nelson B, Hughes Auction and Commission
Store, the following property, to-wt: One Negro
man named Alfred, valuable Blacksmith by trade.
one Negro Girl, one Carryal, two unfinished Wag-
gons, Cow and Calf, some Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Blacksmith Tools, and sundry other ar
ticles too tedious to mention.
AL persons indebted to T. B. Fort are requested
TO call on me and settle their accounts or they will
find them in the hands of an officer.
C. w. d. HUTCHINGS, Trustee.
Raleigh, July 81, lS47. G64-ts.
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. May Term, ls47
Wilson Dewry, of Dibble and Brothers, us William
]. Pearsall.
Attachment LEVIED on land.
T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant not nhabitant of this State it is there
fore ordered that publication be made the North Carroll.
Standard for six weeks notifying the said James Mar
tn to be and appear before the Justices said Court
the Court to be held for said county at the Court House
in Waynesborough on the Sd Monday in August next
then and there to plead repleVy otherwise Judgment
final will be rendered against him. and the property le-
We'd upon, condemned subject to plaintiffs recovery
Witness Jno A Green, clerk of our said Court Office
the lst July, ls47. JNO. A. GREEN, Clerk.
July l, ls47. Pr. adv. S. 62 l-2. 66I-6t
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PRINTS ONLY.
SPRING STYLES, 1647.
LEE s. BREWSTER,
"A CEnAD SpDEET
/ CEDAR STREET,

.- ...r. NEW-YORK,
Beg leave inform Dealers ia Dry Goods that they have
received. and exhibiting, at THE WIRE
HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Printed C0ic0es, 500
CASES. comprising all the New SPRING STYLES, of
British, French and american Manufacture; which, in
to their usual stock, renders their assortment
of the most beautiful and attractive in the city and
having just been purchased for cash a,sd short credit
offered by the piece package the terms,
at and below manufacturers prices. . 81. ..
Catalogues of prices Corrected daily placed in
the hands Of buyers. t.. .1t- -. -
Purchasers will inform themselves of the of the
market, and be well repaid for examination if
they do not purchase. ., .tf.
l.. B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
for prints, which are respee etfully solicited.
+.1 LEE REWSTER, ---
"A Cedar Street,
January, 1S47. .....-. 6S7-tf.