davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
Wsrraotedto 10 draw sack, nett amount,
sale Of Lands for Ta4es.

LIST OF Lands to he sold at the Court House door
n in Rockford; Surry County, on The sec6n4 Monday
i'm November next being the 9Th day. for TIE taxes due
for the years 1912, 1s48, 1S44 1915 and 1856.
and for COST OF adSettsing eE5irasI se{% satIet
james Masters Heirs-4O2 acres, yalned At $lSS tax
due ninetycens, for the years, ls4I
and '46. Fts-. g.s'y. :. EeE ,ssjgTlfI
Ownels unknown-15 acres, tai due sefebteen cent?,
for the year 1916. ;. 80 I.oft
Taboufn Lindley's Hers-7e acres yaued at $S, tax
due forty EIGHT cents for and 10
Purham's HeS-250 acres, yalued al 81, tax dns
nine cents, for 1S45-'46 --s. 'aEt1 = -t' .s a
Owners unknown, WinfrsyS Heirs-125 acresy
valued Sd, tax due eighty cents, for 1S45-46 u.i
Sally Hunt-63 acres, valued at 80, tax due twenty
cents, lS46=46. EI.. gcz.5lzH
B. il. Johnson--2zga acres valued at tax due 6ay'
six cents, 18i5-'46, ~ .t,.i -,,f
William Holden-2oo acres, tax due thrty-Sx censu'
jacob Hanks-15o acfts. fifteen cents due for 1919
-'45-46. u -zsae5iH - f''s q ,a9sEtGA
William Edwards--I00 acres, valued at G2 .IaN due
eghfy-seyeR cents, for Is45-4S ,1.G,tss - .s,-lL
William CarpenterlO0 acres, tax due thirty cents
for lS42-4R. ;tj.r: = .."-. ~ i.-
Jonathan Genfry-1OI acres, ralged at 6I, fs1 due
five cents, for lS42-46 = - -,
Gilbert Gentry--12O acres. valued at 81. tsx due
seventy three cents for IS4e-'46< A:t @sLr tsslus
John Marler's-2O0 acres, tax due sixIy cents foT
l843-46. .. "a g,j5A gH'd
Jesse Dinney, Sr60 acres tax due tweniy4one cents
for l643-46. Ft ~ a.. III is-'...t
Abram Ear town lot.-2 acres, tax duelfor lS4S-46.
" - i H. G. HAMPTON, +;
Sheriff OF surg.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
Fall and Winter Clothing,

IN L. HARDING, would respectfully inform the
II citizens of Raleigh and vicinity. that he is
receiving his stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
In G, and will in few weeks be in receipt of large
and complete an assortment as ever was opened in this
market His clothing has been manufactured in very
superior style. of good materials, expressly for this mar
ket therefore, those who wish purchase fashionable
and well made clothinga Northern prices will do we'll
by giving him a call. p. .... .-s5a. =. ~"
Just received a lot of black Cloth Dress and Frock
Coats blue black Beaver Over and Frock coats Rough
and Ready, and Blanket Over-coats black Doe-skh
Cashmere and Cloth Pnnts Fancy Cashmere and Sati-
net Pants ;black Satin, Merino Cashmere and Valen-
ca Vests under Shirts, Linen bosom Shirts; Draers
ScarEs. Cravats, Collars Suspenders, Gloves. Sc at
the store Fayetteville Street, one door above the
corner known as B. B. Smiths. ---e
Raleigh, Sept %, Is47. 673-3m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
.Dxspepsia Cured.

STAR. .<-aoza BENNiNGFoN, Vt. Dec. 8. 1S43.e
Dear Sir wish you add my testimony TO the host
of others that you have in vor Of yeur valuable Pills
In 1885, was httacke ed with that dissagreeable COM
plant, the Dyspepsia which effected that could
take the least particle of food, without the most
unpleasant and uncomfortable sensations in my bowels
My chest sore that could nor bear the slightest
pressure without giving pain. My health was most
miserable many physicians told me they thought
was in the consumption, and that If did not give up
my business, and change climate, could live but
short time. --i+3iA.t q. 'i2s.f $50. - y -a-
=Itred every thing in the shape of medicne and
suited the most skilful physicians, but found Perma
sick of life and, pIobablys ere this, should have been
in my grave had not fell in with your precious medi-
cine Afrend of mine who had been sick of the same
complaint, advised to try your pills but, having
tried other medicines without obtaining any relief
had bot little faith that your Pills would be Of benefit to
but. at his earnest solicitation, procured box
and commenced taking them. - - Fef3 tfi II 80 1'''
The first box produced little effect and began
to deapond Cor fear that your medicine would prove Ike
not fair trial, and purchased second and before
had taken the whole box began to experience change
the pain in chest began TO be less PAINFUL and my
food did not distress much as formerly. went
on taking them until had taken six boxes, and my
Dyspepsia was gone, and my expectation of an early
death vanished, and felt like s new creature.
was then, and am now, healthy man. 1 have never
inisered your Pills to the members OF my family and
to my rends, and in with good success You
can publish this If it will be of any use to you
- am. dear sir, truly yours,
=; J. l. Cook, Publisher of the State Banner
@ These Pills are for sale, at twenty fVe cents per
box, by Agent in every town in the State, and by
WILLIAM PECK, Raleigh. +. s.fs ---. .- ....t-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
TRINITY SCHOOL,
Eight Miles West of Raleigh. n. G..

- Right Rev. l.. s. IVES, ID. D., Vlsiter, .t<:
Rev. FoRDYcE M. HUBBARD, Rector,
FTNHE second Term of this School will commence ON
Il the 10th day of November ... ~,
-. TERMs-PAYABLE In ADvANCE: ...t,
For board and Tuition in a of studies fitting
the Pupil for entrance into any class in College .nclnd
ing FRENCH if desired, $S7 SO. ss... -a,, sf -,
AS general rule, bOyswil not be received four
teen years of age. A Uniform dress fur Sundays and
special occasions will be required This will consist
Winter, of roundabout aud paaIoons of dark grey
cloth, with black vest The ordinary apparel must be
and strong Besides sSt s, Of outer cloth
socks, six pocket handkerchiefs, six towels, night
clothes, Sc, all distinctly marked with the oWners
nahies in full.
September 25. 1sI7. =. -.t.a-' o". -...'f sS4.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

Caution In setting forth the virtues of DR.. w istar
Basam, y have desire TO dec eve those who are la
boring under aflction, do we wish to eulogize II
than Il justly deserves Yet when see the vas
amount Of suffering and distress occasoned by MANY
the diseases in which this medicine has proved too highly
successful feel that We cannot urge its claims toe
strongly or say tho much in in its favor.
E: Let the public be on their guard. Other I" Balsams
and mixtures are sometimes imposed on the unsusPect
ing Gor the gennias Dr. Wstar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Some for the purpose of succe eedng better in thei
schsmess have used part of the name Of the genuine
as Phenix BaIsam of Wild Cherry, %" Balsam OF Wilc
Cherry Confrey," &c. Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
= 0o- For sale, wholesale ant retail, by WILLIAMS
HAYWOOD s. CO., Raleigh. n. C.. s.-..-.. ......
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
NOTICE.

4 INTENDING TO move TO the South, ofFer my Land
for sale lying upon Nutbush Greek, in fhe County Of
Granville, where now live. Tie sTlact contains
Eight hundred and Eight Acres and the former resi-
denc6 of the late Gov. Hawkins. THIS is valuable
Tract of Land, we'll suited for Tobacco Wheat, Corn
and Oats There about Three Hundred Acres to
clear and of the cleared Land here are about One
Hundred and Fifty Acres of Frst-rate Creek Low
Grounds, we'll ditched-of superior productIveness
and the other cleared Land makes fine crops and the
woods are all good Tobacco Land. Further description
unnecessary any purchaser would prefer to take
view before he purchased such Tract of Land Being
desrous to move to the South, will sell the Land upon
good terms the purchaser and invite such may
wish to own such Land, to come aud view for them
selves - 1885, JAMES M. HAWKINS
October 1, I747 674-tlD.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
NOTICE.
October 10, Is47.

VVlHE Undersigned, sureties of James Edwards, late
l. Sheriff, upon his Bond given at August Term 1877
having to avail OF the Act OF A,
sembly allowing them to collect the Taxes due in such
an event as has happened hereby notify all
have not paid their Taxes that payment will be valid
such as may be made to some per-
son by Than duly authorized. The undersigned have
Quintoa Utley and James G. Jefreys for and
in their behalf to act in the matter and they hereby
all persons from paying TO any other person
than suchas they shall duly empower. ...5.-"F
wMtIyLOUGEE. .. "A: F. HUGHES, :
O. L. BURCH @,sz.a.. ROB. N. JEFFREYS,
JAMES MANGUM, l. a. G.. DRAKE,
W Ik, MEAD, ,rssg, icEFs Q E. E.. HARRIS, s.-
.r' - :. go ,e... and others.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, ls47. ~.e.-' = '.@' 675--st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
DIED.

In the vicinity of Greensborough, Alabama. after
short and painful Illness the 2h Sept Mrs Citha
j. Crosslaud. wife of John Grassland and daughter
Of william B. BridgeIs. deceased Of franklin County,
N. c., aged SO years months and days, .t
r. The deceased had hesn for considerable time 2
member Of the NJ E. Chgrch, and exhibited Through
that time the blessed influences Of those saving ruths
which she had early imbibed from religious
aud the persual ofthe word Of God Amable engaging,
and humble IN her characier she exerted
and hapy inhlence the hesIts 1ot her lamlly ana
friends displaying in living characters the beaues OF
Christianity, Cody walk and Pieus conversation.
In all the relations effe, wife, mother, friend.
neighbor and mistress, she exhibited the kindness OF
her amable nature, and the consistency of Christian
character To her soIfowin family the loss unsPeak
able but they will have the mournul satisfaction OF
department.. They will more behold the lace that
was never turned towards them but with kindness and
afecton until they meet in another and better world
Her last moments were unusually serene.
I" Her life went out, sinks the morning star,
Whichg goes not down behind the darkened west,
Nor hides obscured amidst the temPests Oft sky,
But melts away into the pure light of heaven
8o-The Warrenton Reporter. and Louisburg Union,
will please copy. ..4.., .,
John Garden, aged about II years.
In Mexico the 9Th Of July last, of Consumption,
Mr. Tignai Jones, volunteer in the North Carolina
Regiment. AS his end approached, he was seriously
affected with of the Importance OF religion. and
died with good hope of blessed Immortality.
In Wilmington, on the 2lst ult., Mrs. Emelne Cos
tin; wife of DIR. James Costin, aged 26. Aso the
Gath, of inflammation of the brain, Mr.. Csswell Russ,
agedabout So Aso. ON the 24th after an ess of four
On the 10th of August last Tail ahassee Florida,
ofever Mr. Cornelius Graham, aged 81 years, native
of Richmond Caunty, N. c.. ,- 1880. -.
AT the New rleans Barracks on the 10Th ult., Capt
Robert Fenner, Assistant Commissary U. s. A, aged
81 years He was native of Halifax, N c. and for the
last twenty years resided Courtland, Alabama.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

Now or RsOF1aioSD, Wa ohmERivgori W HEEL-
[ saRG NtkaENIA )Si0g
AvaiIs blmselE Of the es:liesi opportunity of pre-
senti6s 70 hiso old friends and patrons The annexed
Scheme of The s.ss9.Z 4, sSaS Il .aaEfss.a
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY q
EVER DRAwN IN rf8E UNITEDa srXTEss ~
And il being uhisersagy conceded that ne bar
been and stf is the most successful Htnder ~ tina
United States in selling so many large EaplIsT
Prizes, he pfesumes thts fact, in eonneetlon VIVA
the exlraordiaafy masnifcenee Of The SehssIIIhs
will be sufficient gUafanTee that he will tecelve
an order from each Of his old friends and pa
j. tFsqMa UIK9 f Co., Mandgerss v z4g s
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLL4RS, . .
81 o. eco! $4,000 IS Prizes of $40, ,OOeit
200 Prizes of $2Oee, (bsing the lowest NoEPrzesG
The lst aud I'd Drawn Nos. $1,000 +; ID and s2dy
or 81 and 4th drawn, t$5OUt z A9a5g l,i
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. ,sas4
Class s, for 1877 To;Be drawn at tAlexandrie, .O1
Saturday, the 30th day of October, ls47:.z ! !
Is Number Lotte4y--I2 Dram ..BaiiOts:da 81
MAsNlFfefNr seHEME.. a,ae .sfRel7ass
grand capital prize of 800 900 do. Of $4o,00ol
/ splendid prize of $4,000! do. Of, ,00Ql Al
do. Of S12 075! spleIdd prizes Of SlO 006 s5sdo
of 5000! do. OF $4,000! 200 prizes 1ksOWeef
three numbersl ef $2 900! 63 do. (ls. 4 I'd dawn
numbers) of sl000l 1876 do. ed and 3D.. or Sd e
drawn Noso $3.50 i 1876 do. I6 & 7th or 9Th u Slh
drawn Nos.) Of 5000: 81 ls do $50! $23436 do $4ot
Wholes $40-Haives S2O-Qdafters . 10.
- Eighths So i*i1ssi tEtts r@lf-
A Package of25 Tickets, which embraces all the
Nos placed in the wheel will cost as follows:
= g5 whole Tickets. at $40, q IS f,Oee
A discount Of IL per cent. is allowed ~2See.S.
when sold by the Package. 100
.-':--.e = j.! ..sts.- Gst- u Azl.SsA
=. te>-Z.s, ,a,..l1 :i'F II ,t9sg90
; Warrantedto draw Back, nett amount, 406
Cost Of i Certificate of IS Wholes, = err
Certificates of Halves, Quarters and Eighths. in
osSSz ~. ~ - :
: As. The demand for Tickets ia this Splendid
Scheme will no doubt be heavy send as early Gs
possible, and secure a chance from the Celebrated
Capital Prize Fender, COZ = ,i.-l g si.t 'et,
- ven" Richmond, Va.
N. .B.-Posiage need not be paid. 67d- 1m.t
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
Notice.

THE Subscribers will sell on the 9th day Of Decem-
J. Der next, at public sale, the Plantation belonging
the Estate of the late Jesse Powell situated the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road II miles from Raleigh
and miles from Wake Forest College. There are
s56 Acres of about 500 Acres of which clear
ed and we'll adapted 10 the cultivation of Corn, Cotton
and Wheat. There is large and convenient dwelling
House, 50 feet long and Sc feet wide, containing two
stories well built of best maeralsand other out houses
Academy, wheie there generally good School, The
healthtuIness OF the country, the good society in the
nsghboxhood and its location the Rail Road and
College, render it of the most desirable places in
this section Of the State 1t will be sold acredt Of
one and two years; with interest from day Of sale. 49,
I...--. : - NJ. A. POWELL. ExecutIix,, =. .y.
.... ..,.-- JNO. D. POWELL, Executor, -.
'.t . aA.-. Of Jesse Powell, deceased.
Foresvills. Oct. 6, 1917. 675-ts.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
Give me a Call!

IL North, is now opening his Fresh supply Of Go
ceries Dry Goods Hardware, &c and respectfully in,
vites his friends and the public to call and examine his
Sugar, Tea, Salt, Molasses, Pepper. Spice. Ginger.
Candles. &c, Leather and Shoes Also large lot of
Crockery and many other articles too tedious to men
ton all Of which he is determined 10 sell low for cash
aud by punctua attendance to his business he hopes to
merit liberal patronage from his friends and the public
hs His wife (heretofore known as Miss Mary Whlt4-
respectfully inferms the Ladies of this City that
she has; retprned to town, will be found With her
sister, Miss Julia, where they are prepared to execute
the work Of making Ladies dresses in the most
Bile stye and feeling thankful or the patronage she has
heretofore received. invites them TO call
= i3y. - - 80. lREY BECKW1TH.
rocfober fsth l641. 'seT' ... 80 1a. 675tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13


'sords Us much pleasure 70 state, thu dt
- the Democrats Candidate, has been elect
cnsernOr 'Sn, of Maryland by nisiqrity ranging
one and two thousand; and that Kooet'
WeL4ne; Esq has been elected to Co"gsess' :: :
BaItimore City by 57l majority over me
%" Jobn P. Kennedy, one of the "grea' guns
,Wbiecerv. This is noble result ana one
~bicb the Republicans of Maryland deserve serve
,honLs of their brethren throughout the conn'
The Congressional Delegation from g Mary a'l
Ill s,a,d As follows: r. M. .McLape and
w Liron, Democrats and Ionn \ ", : oGna Sn' P
.n1 Dixon Roman, Alexander Evans, and
FS1w Cris6eH, Federalists. Maryland had
~" csrrvmandered - by the Feds, and hence,
'.nrb the Democrats succeeded in electing their
,'.5idate for Governor, they could not carry
,,e Than two members of Congress. &c.. -. ="
Wake ,cay for Georgia! is now considered
ain that Col Towns, the Democratic candidate,
:, been elected Governor of Georgia over the
rA,raI Candidate, General Clinch. In 27 coun.
il. from which returns have been received, the
.,iiority for Col Towns is 6S3: Ia ls45 the
,,iority for Crawford, the Federal Candidate, ia
\ same counties, was 1890. The Feds give it up
These are indeed glorious iriumphs. They de-
,,nstrate to the world that the present able and
srrqe,ic administration of the Federal Govern
a,nt will be successfully supported; and they
racIaim to Mexico, that those who would laid
lnl comfort" her in this country, are sinking be-
nah The withering indignation of a patriotic peo-
jG Pennsylvania, we believe, votes this week
i Governor and other State Officers. We have
. fears for the Old Keystone. Her sterling De-
ocracy will do all things we'll"
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
SenO1ses OLIVER 6 sP4OCTER,
GA La naOde Halie, ne pas Faris,''
aAL1Asr OLIVER 3 PHOCTER

5NXJE have Just received and are now opening our
w EALL e. WINTER sSUPPLR Or GOODS,
selected by Sfr Oliver person with great care, COM
prising all the varieties of lCLoTHs, sGAssiMEREs,
and YEsr1N Gs beth French and English, from those
the recherche 10 such will please the plaihest
ulitarian, all Of which will be made order by them,
with neatness and despatch usual Thankfal for past
avors,a earnestly solicit a. continuance OF Pdblic
pe'F0'naEs' = Tia z,He, 1sa lzmd. - 81 i. sss..
-Ezl raitE OLIVER & PROCTER,
,;sr.. .1s.,,-.-- a. .f-.-..s.f Merchant Taiiors,
Ugly Row, opposite Lou aEE's, Raleigh. N. G..
NJ B. general assortment of Fancy Articles in our
line line The latest Paris and American Fashions just at
Raleigh, Oct. IL, ls47. 675-6t>
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

We are pleased to see that Sergeant Ryley, the
deserter was not an Irishman, as we could not be-
Iieve-he halls from England. The New York
Commercial says he /" was we'll known in this
community He was recruiting sergeant for some
time, and kept the rendezvous next to the corner
of Cedar, in Washington street Ryley was man
Of very1lnrge frame; more than six feet high. He
was formerly a sergeant in the Goth Regiment OF
the British army, stationed in Canada, from which
he deserted. and came 10 this city. Shortly after
he joined the United States army, and being we'll
skilled in his professions was sent to West Point,
where he acted as drill sergeant for some time. "
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
ssg Fof.bsiNor,h carolina standard.
FlOWers4

So" sttsH NEftOVvGESa ~ its;s is7a seff 4 e
80 80, y :, ''s'' Hf EDITH LAMBERT ofssal
Dedicated to the Hon. JMys .dsa Bieqigls... ~
Flowers. sweet monitors of love, s5.sa enoaf
Silent, yet eloquehtly mute ss,e. R2'as1
. How like the spirit guests above, 'H8,.s9 ss,
That come TO cheer our wandering suit !.1s : 90
The eye that foudly loves TO gaze ,Ha17 : aI@i q
On natures fair and lovely kin, sl1'1 asF's
Mefhinks will find in rougher ways. ef.s,3
Some pleasure that the heart can win. x -
'Fis said in Eastern climes they speak % = Is
Their feelings, kind and noble too, rTs:..5
With flowers gay. yet sweetly meek, ~ y:
The heart'srich treasure frankly true. = y 80.
Oh, why not we that taste create, -r.- 2, =
That we may hold sweet converse too, ...,,..s
With beings that will mitigate ig--. .4z
The sorro~s that we daily view ?7.a.lrs ..f
These little howrets of the earth, =
Z Have silent language of their own; s t..st.
And If we read their simple worth, .l.,l.--
, Methnks their love we'd ne'r dsown: ...,I
calvin Grove, Martin County. z-e.. t.ss.s
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
New Goods at AHbnrn.-Late Busbee's

gWNHE subscriber has received fresh supply and full
IL assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, HardtDoTe,
Cutlery, &c., &C.,
Which he offers for sale, cheap Those who want
first rate articles moderate prices they be
got any where in the county of Wake, invited to call
on MIR. J. j. FERRELL, at my Store, 8 miles East OF
Raleigh, on the best branch of the Newbern Road
= .ri .-e -... T. LORING.
October 49, Is47. =. -' ~sr3 675-3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

Please annoupce IN ihe eolnmss Of your useful
paper The name Of Col. James K Lea, of CasweIf,
as candidate for the office Of B1gadierzG General
in the l6th Brisadeof n C.. Militia The Eespee.
live Colonel fCommandaats Of said Bf,gade, having
been ordrIed by Maj. Gen. Benjamin Trolinger;Io
hold elections accoding 10 law 10 fill said efce
on the 20lh Of October. il is hoped that The claims
C6i ea, will be sctutinized and duly appreciated
by nose TO whose hands the election is confided.
~ '3f}.' -. THE FRIENDS OF COL. LEA.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
a fact worth I1laoVving.

o. l.. BURCH & CO. are prepared 20 make
as fine, and fashionable BOOTS, or lSHOES,a0eah be
made in any Of the Northern, Cities-~we have fresh
supply of H.. NJ Cfawfords. PhiladelPha Calf SkfsS,
o:Shoe Makers. We have for sale Kit Of neaTlYall
kinds, Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Binding skins,
Sept 6th. ls47. 674 o BURCH CO.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

no you want n home near the City
DOf OakS3 The subscriber offers for sale, on
Eastern suburbs of the City of Raleigh. and occupied
by Mr.. James D. Num-. The premises well i'm.
proved, and the dwelling admirably suited for small
family. The lot contains nearly of land-there
is also, we'll of excellent water in the yard all neces
sary out houses, &c.
For terms address the subscrberat Ciarksville, Va
apply to Wesley Whitaker ST. ESQ., residing in the
City of Raleigh. .., T. ...- w. WHITAKER, JL
Mecklenburg Co. Va. Sept. 27th, 1s4z GILT
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13
ST. mARY's SCHOOL,


3. -, RALEIGH; W C.. ''@ t,.' .@'
Right Rev. L. s. Ives, D. D., Visiter:
Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector.
GVlHE Twelfth Term Of this Sheopl will commence
the 10th of November and continue till the 18th
of April. - I'd. ..i /.'. '-s.-- 20 "
zTBRMs-1PAYABLE IN ADvANcE.
Five Months, 800 %
For Tuition in Freneh.s 81 .As p 10 90
For Tuition in Music, on the PiaRo, Organ or
Guitar: 49, %--I t;li'l = :. ~ 20 %
With So for the use nf Piano er,0rgsn. IS! II 10
Tuition on the HarPs with the use Instrument, 20 %
Colors. ','',, = I'," - 10 90
Oil CoIofs, . 10 90
Pens and Ink. go IS
N B. To prevent rivalry and extravagance iudress.
simple Uniform is adopted, to be used Sundays and
special occasions. This, in Winter consists of dark
blue Dress with straw bonnet, trimmed with blue rib
bon. For their ordinary apparel, the Pupils may
dresses of Calico, GiDgham, or such other material
suitable for School girls as their wardrObes furnish.
Jewels are prohbited The Religious services of the
School being held in the Chapel by the Rector, Pupils
have rarely occasion TO visit the City They are allow
ed to do 80, under special guardianship.
Raleigh, Sept 20, lS47. st..s 674.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

Anetiean IRON. This branch Of industry has
irospered much better under the new tariff than
vas predicted by the protectionists. Indeed, at
10 former period have the various iron works Of
he country done 30 we'll as within the past year
two This speaks well for the freedom oftradc
Philadelphia paper says there will be go, 900
9ns of Railroad iron manufactured in the country
Ne present year; which will equal in quality any
hitherto imported, and at preeen! prices will be
worth upwards of %, Ooo. 600. Pennsylvania, it
added, supplies one-haIfthe pig. and more than
half Of the Railroad Iron made ia the United
Sates This trade is rapidly extending through
out the country. We noticed lately in "a. Georgia
apRr that contract had been entered into with
a'''r.. Cooper, strOup & Co. Of Rowland Springs,
:' ':s county, foE the supply Of large amount of
aailrOad Iron for ode Of the works now in pro-
Efs's in that State. In Eve years Alabama viii
manufacturing Railroad Iron. Mobile Her.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

INHE undersigned would take this method OF return.
ing his thanks to his friends and the public general
ly. for the patronage bestowed the late firm OF BRowN
tor hopes merit liberal part of their custom here
tofore. > - - M H. BROWN
Oct. 9, 1917. 675-tE g.