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THE WING ALMANAC.
xXTE HAVE JUST PRINTED. and now send ns
w of the fret edition 900 copies Of The Wig Aims
rae which IS barely sucentto supply The orders already
received.
The Second Edition Is printing ard All orders VII
be filed To the order IN which they received. Terms
II per dozen. or 81 per 100.
dis GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Publisher.
NEW MUSIC
4 Nd NEW UMERY.-Al the new and popular
y Music Of the day. ve good assortment " mis-
ceaneous and School Books Fancy Stationery and Fancy
Articles Also fne assortment of French and Erg sh
periumery Toilet soaps &C &C All Of which MAJ he bad
Of q 2. KINNEY. Isl Broadway,
n27 lrls opposite Asfof-place
IY>.T PUBLI-IIED-Ths new ard beautiful Lou
y lea Polka ty q. r KINNEY
dln I5ts 81 Rrosdway. opposite Asf17 plaee.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

Sickly Season. There is man, woman, or child,
but should take medicine at this of the year but
especially at this present time for there proba-
bly, were many causes existing period as
now, likely to produce state of sickness. The
repeated changes in the atmosphere by acting they
do upon the constitution and quality of the blood ITSELF
give occasion for the most fatal and malignant disorders
The bile becomes (and often without any warning
most acrimonious condition from these repeated chang
es and the stomach and bowels have been neglected
previously, the first symptoms require immediate aen-
tion Even those who have healthy disposition of body
subject to sickness under these circumstances.
Therefore 10 prevent any danger. ought carefully
guard against costive state of DO wells. Once
twice they should be evacuated in twenty -four hours
There many which produce unhealthy blood
it may arise from grief, and when the system is in
state of fu!ness it take place from sudden joy
close application to literary undertaking produce
t-in all where many persons have to be and
spoken to, which producing nervous excitement, is
fertile of unhealthy BLOOD occasionng that slow
nervous fever which has carried off OF best
men, martyrs to their reputation, but which knowl-
edge of Brandreths Pills would have prevented. Those
whodesre to their health under any adverse cir
cumstances, do so by having Brandreth's Pills on
hand and at resotng to them when the first feel
ngs of disorder takes place III their bodies AS this ad
vice is used so will the health be. The time will yet
be when that makes good medicine shall be hon
ored more than he VINO adept in the art of war.
S These Pills for sale, at twenty-five cents per
bex by Agent in every town in the State, and by
WILLIAM PECK. Raleigh.
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A.voice from Vermont.

. IS =: Turnbridge, Orange Co. VI Nov. 25, 1916.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowie: hereby certify that year
ago last June was violently attacked with cold and
cough, with lame side and stomach and was not free
from cough during the summer. In December follow
ing my cough increased to an alarming extent, so that
during the winter lost about thirty pounds Of esh
aud my physicans'Wth whom advised, could give me
relief 1t was thought by all that should never
cover. AS my good fortune would have it, in March
following, after suffering exceedingly through the win
ter heard OF the beneficial effects of WIsk0s BGlSam
If tpiLd Gherm by way of friend who had received
cliued by him to make trial of it myself and words
express my obligations TO that friend for thus
mending this article to me- and the critical moment
he. did, for had not taken up bottle before
completely cured, and from that day to this have not
been troubled with cough. l can cheerfully recon-
mead to ALL benga remedy of great value, hoping
others may be induced to it, aud thus become
ynced OF its merits and perhaps saved from the fatal
grasp Of consumption FREEMAN MOVES.
NeRe genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS the wrapper.
O3- For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD CO., Raleigh. N. C.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
Supreme Court.

OPINIONS have been delivered by the Court in
The following Cases, since cur last publication.
The Court will be compelled to terminate its ses-
SMlo-dav Saturday, as the Term at Morganton,
connencrs on Monday week g..
By RuFFfN, c.. J. in Beal o. Robson ct al. from
Chatham, awarding renire de 1OrS. Also, in
MZell, Moore. from Martin, awarding Denire
d'nOro. Also, in State o. Anthony, from North
ampton, affirming the Judgment below. Also, in
State .. Moore, from Bueaufort directing a venire
d. n0ro Also, in State D. Cowan, from New
Hanover. reversing the judgment below. Also, in
Dne er dem Holloweli .. Kornegav, from Wayue,
,fming the judgment below. Also. in State to
of Garrett D. Johnston. from Washington. af
frmng the judgment below. Also, in State ..
Miller from Chowan. directing the judgment to be
arrested. Also. in State .. Miller. from Chowan,
declaring that there is no error. Also, in Needs y.
Carver, from Pssquotank, directing . re'lire de
By DANIEL, J. in Coon, Ex'r. .. Rice, from Da-
vie, reversing the judgment below. Also, in Ran
kin .. Mathews, from New Hanover affirming the
ludgnent below. Also, in Den er dem. Wynne
alexander. from Tyrrell, awarding renire de
n0rO Also in Stater. Gherkin, from Washington,
declaring that there is ne error in the judgment.
Also. in Arun6eld .. Tate. from Gnford, affirming
te judgment below. Also, in Ricks .. Battle,
fOm Nash, affirming the judgment below.
By NASH. J. in Doe dem. Sullivan D.. Rags
dale, from Guilford. directing a venire de nouo.
Also, in State .. O'Neal, from Edaecomb, declar-
ing that there is no error. Also, in State D. Val
entine, from Guilford. declaring that there is no
error, &c. Also in Brady .. Parker. in Equity
from Edgcomb, declaring the plaintiff entitled to
PARTITION. Also in Sylvester .. Cook, in Equity
from OnsIow, dsmissng the bill with costs. Also,
IN State D. Lee from Craven. declaring that there
is no error. Also, in Phelps .. Call. from Davie
Judgment reversed, and Judgment for defendant.
Also, in TYson2s adm's. .. Shepard. in Equity,
from Pitt, declaring the plaintiff entitled to ac
count
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
July 20, 1s47.
Trust Sale.

BY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by
Tho. B. Fort, bearing date the 9Th day of Febru-
ary 1s47, and registered in the Registers Office in
Book No H. page 1913, for certain purposes therein
set forth, shall proceed to 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 Carryall, two unfinished Wag-
CONS, Cow and Calf, some Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Blacksmith Tools, and sundry other ar
ticies 100 tedious to meniIon. .,-, ss.,7 a.....
ALI 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 officer. ar-
C.W. HUTCHINGs, Trustee.
Raleigh, July 81, 1s47. 664-ts,
Register copy till sale,
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A Valuable Farm ON swift Creek
-.--s-.-. For Sale

FHNHE Subscriber wishing 10 to the West, offers
to sell his entire landed estate, lying only eight
miles from the City of Raleigh, one of the best
roads. = ,.,.-.F s. ......
1t contains 6s5 acres of good land as is anywhere
to be found this section of the country, most of t
heavily wooded with the original growth. The whole
Plantation is we'll watered and suited for raising all
kinds of stock -
1t has on it good Dwelling House and all the neces-
saIy out houses, and an excellent well of water Pei.
sons wishing 10 remove from the lower country,
and settle OH one OF the most healthy and desirable
farms, in good neIghborhood would do we'll to exam
I-e ;f 80 - 49, ~ ~ IN he accom- mndated with
ing of both Corn and Cotton. in most fourishing con-
ditIon. - go. 80 'a' : .~f - ..-, 81 -
Terms Will be reasonable and made to suit the pur-
chaser An exchange for negro property would be will
ingly accepted. UPTON POWELL
July I6, lS47. 662-4tpd.
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Mr. Lane.

10 spite of the predictions of the Newbcrnian to
The contrary, Mr.. Lane has continued to meet Mr.
DOnnell, at varieus appointments, and we can
iairy say met him successfully. At Greenvile
we have learned that he made good impression ;
from speights Bridge, accounts cheering !;
and we predict for him a favorable impression
wherever he may go, Mr.. Lane will make the
most of bis time, and visit all the counties he is
able. The time for the Election is rapidly ap-
Preaching. Every democrat should arouse and
exert himself in favor of his candidate and princi
ples Now is the time for action the Wings are
up and doing. We must show an adherence Of
The traitorous course of the Wings by acts as we'll
as words Let the ballot box speak our detesta-
lion of Whiggery and our confidence in Demo
eracy. NeU6eTn Republican.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
DIED.

In this City, on Saturday evening last, Miss Vir-
gnia Scott, daughter of the late Thomas G. Scott
Esq. = ~ .- ",..-
- In Greene County, Ala. at the residence of Jas.
G. Rowe. Esq, Mr.. James Saunders, eldest son Of
the Hon, r. M. Saunders, U. S. Minister to Spain.
Mr.. Saunders had served short campaign with
the Army in Mexico under Gen. Scott, from which
he was honorably discharged, and returned labor
ing under that severe scouIge, (the Chronic Diar-
rheea,) that has proved fatal to SO many of our
brave Volunteers.
In Carteret County. Isaac HELEN, Esq. Attor-
ney-at-la~, in the 46th year of his age. Mr. II.
has Sc ear6l times represented the Senatorial Dis
lric, off Jpnes and Careret. He leaves large
family and many friends to mourn bis loss
At the residence of S. w. Cole. Esq. in Anson
county, Mrs. Ann H. Robinson, the amlable AID
beloved consort of Charles M. Robinson, of StaDly
County. Z
In Hookerton, Greene County, on the Sd iust.,
Mrs Matilda Ormond. consort of MIR. Samuel Or
mond, in the 9th year Of her age.
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IMPORTAAT LAND SALES,
I1IsafI,am and NTOOre COmmftO


I'D BRsUANT to an order Of lhe Supreme Court, I
shall offer for sale by Public Auction at Roberts
Mills the comfy line of Moore and Chatham, on
Tbrsday The 7th day Of October next, the following
IN cHArHAm cUvxrY.
lbo acres on Tyson Greek. adjoiniBg the lands Of Nc
Manus, Phillips, and others. ~ 81 ,
95 I2 acres on Tyson's creek adjoining the lands Of
MeManus, wilson and others.
225 acres on Beafcreek, known as the Gilbert tract.
200 do. the south side OF Deep River called the
Dowdy mountain tract,
2o4 acres on Jones' creek, formerly in possessions Of
1O64acres in four tracts known as the Wilkf "a IaIs
80 do. on the waters of Line creek. formerly Saba
275 acres in two tracts on the yaters Of Indian reek.
formerly Robert Moore's F3,a5f85
500 acres Indian creek, called the Jerry Phillips
Land, adjoining the lands of Barnes Griffin and Others.
so acres on the waters of Rogers creek formerly John
McIntoshS ~ - - a. e e
rs acres on the waters Of Flag branch and Indian
creek, known as the I'm. sHilard Land. i =
Larkin's. 'tt - ft@V@
ll5 adjoining tia Lands Of John Mcintosh and
the County Line. -Eeafs 90
SO acres adjoining Siinson lands in Moore County and
County Line.
. .I-*.-a IN AIooRE COUNTY - fyesfa7.
$50 acres in four tracts, lying the waters Of MIL
creek. prong of Governors creeks knossn as the
Patrick Shields Land > 81
800 the waters Pocket and GoYerao creek
called the John Gilbert tract.
$50 acres the waters of Big Pocket, adjoining the
Lands of Abram Cole and others. a.i
$50 acres IN three tracts adjoining Snson and
Chatham Comfy Line sst-~
$50 acres granted to Aaron Tyson Rogers creek,
adjoining the above last mentioned tracts.
90 acres adjoining the WikIe Lands and the Chatham
Line, formerly Lemuel Thompson's. q. 50 yss }.
80 acres in two tracts on the wasEs OF BulSH creek
Formerly Wilhsn CampbelPs. - rs
TERMS "A credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given for the purchase money texcept small
part in cash to pay the costs of suit if secured by
bonds bearing interest from date, with least au-
proved sureties, -,
For further description or any necessary Information
concerning these Lands, refer TO NJ Maclefan, Esq
Smith, Esq Of FayettevEle: .lrs u
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, Clerk
Raleigh, July z, l847. 662-ieow5t
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

The new York Express of the 23d inst. says !:
~. ,syvs bv The last Steamer, to the 4th instant,
~ - H. had ~ mos, paraIyzrng effect on Breadstufs,
~ ha. cent nrces down nearly to the old stand
u i Flour IS down to about $5; Wheat to ITO
w. 40 cents, and Corn to 60 65 cents. These
ccs although very fair, are such as will be con.
Ga.Tfd low to what they have been for several
SIsohs past and will pay the farmer very well for
IshbOr."
CottOn The Express of the same date SAYS,
.Se advance upon Cotton in England has had a
nos cheering influence. Until these tidings were
rseved the market was gradually yielding; but
soon as the private accounts reached here there
ras healthy and active state of things. Prices,
rput up l2 cent Shippers came into the mar
EeI and during the past three days, over 5000
kles have been Sold" The following are the
,ss:
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Situations of Scott and Taylor.

As some have been inclined for weeks past to
indulge in gloomy apprehensions respecting the
situation of Gen Scott, we were pleased TO observe
in the New Orleans Delta, received yesterday, an
editorial article which so fully corresponds with
our own views on the subject, that we have deter
mined TO lay the substance of it before our readers
AS the Della says is is we'll known that Gen.
Scott determined not 10 push on from Puebla,
until reinforced by the new ievies. But his force,
before these reached him, amounted To 500 men,
three-fourths regulars. The accessions furnished
by Col. Mcintosh, Gems Cadwallader, Pillow and
Others amounted to at least 900 and the residue
Of the regiments under Gen. Pierce must have
sweIIed his available force TO Is 900 men. With
so efficient a command as this, to doubt the ability
of Scott to maintain, at most has Oa0n, were to Tor
get the great victories our armies have already
achieved under far less favorable circumstances.
Besides, as the Delta remarks, the Mexicans have
made little or no preparations to defend the capI.
tai, in which there could not be mere than 5000
regular troops Taking, then, all these items in
to consideration we may dismiss from our minds
all fears Of any disastrous defeat
OF course no anxiety is felt for the safety oil
Gen. Taylor, though there is desire entertained
by all to see him once more on the march, The
Government has been much censured for the de-
lays which have occurred in providing him with
reinforcements; but we are willing to believe that
the delays were unavoidable, and that by the first
of September the General will be in sufficient
force TO authorize him to advance on San Luis
POlosi. Charleston E1ensng Ne1os.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

=, e rumored in wnzto-day ahat Henry l.
E u" ESQ, one of the Candidates for Congress
I"; G;s District, has declined Such q rumor as
vos expected, but it comes shtlle zoo soon TO,
r., lis purpose. We are authorized to state, by
~'snrIeman who conversed with MIR. Toole when
yos last here, that he declared to him that he
y ID,nd not in any event Withdraw from the con-
Fo0u "od that he need not believe, should he hear,
Fs' .ncb rumor. We make this statement for
10Y .:nrmation Of the people of the District and
90 q. ioint request OF whig and of the gentleman
n",e alluded to. go .5gyE
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

Shocking Occurrence. Joseph Battle, Esq. one
oil The wealthiest Planters in Edgecomb County,
was killed on Monday last, by one of his own
SSaVes under the following circumstances: He
mad ordered a slave, (by some supposed not to be
exactly in his right mind to do something, which
ne fatty refused: Mr.. B. threatened to whip him
he did not execute the order; upon which the
negro started, as the master supposed, to his bid
ung, but he Immediately returned with Hoe
and before Mr.. B. could pat himself in state of
ue,eence, he was assaulted and killed The negro
men attempted to drown himself but was taken
Tom the water, after sinking several times, and
committed to Jail. Raleigh Register.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
NOTICE.

'ENHE Subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens of Raleigh and vicinity. that he intends
continue his business of butcheng, and will attend tine
market Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings,
with Beef and Lamb Thankful for the patronage he
has heretofore received he hopes by strict attention to
his business, still to merit liberal poron of the same
would say his country friends, that he pays fair
for CATTLE Sc, and hopes those who wish TO sell, will
:. CALVIN JORDAN
July 90 lS47 664-tE
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Troops for Gen. Seotfs Army We learn at
the Adiutant Generals Office that more than seven
thousand troops, (new regiments, and re-organIzed
companies of the old) have been sent to reinforce
the army under Major Gen. Scott; and that oftl-
cial reports have been received, which show that
nearly 5000 had arrived at Vera Cruz between
the 24th of May and 26th June, and which, we
understand, have been pushed forward to join the
advancing column of the army with all practical
bic expedition.
The entire force in advance of Vera Cruz, ope-
rating in the INTERIOR and moving in the direction
of the capital exceeds fifteen thousand. These are
of course exclusive of the garrisons at TampIco
and Vera Cruz. II is impossible to determine
what deduction should be made on account OF the
sick but, according to the best judgment OF mill
tary men, it should be put down at not less than
$500; which would make the efficient force IN
the heart OF Mexico about thirteen thousand, ex-
elusive of staff corps The army under Gen. Scott
must soon be further increased, since more than
$500 are kno,on TO be en- route for Vera Cruz;
among which SIX companies OF the Onteo
States Infantry, and several companies of marines,
&C. In addition to these, a respectable number
of troops of an effective character, ale now rails
ing, and will be promptly en- route for General
SCOTS army. ....- r..-.-.. -.., e.-re.s
We take the present as fit occasion to say to
our readers that we shall henceforth torbear 10
make anv correction of the errors and of-repeated
misstatemens of our forces in the field, which ap
pear in certain prints But we will say, once for
ALL that the poy-roHs-that infallible test OF mum
beys-wIIl show that the forces in Mexico under
General Scott and General Taylor, in the month
of July, will exceed 100000 Wash Union =
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
MARRIED..

At Darlington, S. c., by the Rev. J. o. B. Dar-
gan Elder Lewis DuPre. TO Miss Sarah P. Cat
lett, formerly OF Charlotte, Va. -.
In Weldon, on the 18th inst. by John Campbell,
Esq Mr.. Thomas J. Hudson, of Wilmington, to
Miss Martha Ann Harper, of the former place.
In the town of Enfield, on Tuesday the 9th inst.
by l.. H B. wv hitaker, Esq, Mr.. Uriah Benton, Of
Goldsbofough, N. c., TO Miss Eliza, eldest daugh-
ter of A. b. Caum, Esq.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
Bargains!
New Tailoring ESTABLISHING enf.

ARoNsIEuR ALEXANDER NELSON, begs leave
Ato inform the citizens OF Raleigh and vicinity, that
he has opened Merchant Tailoring Store Faye'te
vile Street, few doors North of the the old Post Office,
where he is opening fresh from the North and of the
latest importatfons, complete assortment of Merchant
Iaiors Goods bought at reduced prices, and which he
will make up to order in unsurpassed style, both
regards cutting and making Those who prefer to fur
nsh their Goods, either to make up, TO cut only,
can rest assured that pains will be spared to give
them entire satisfaction All that Mons. N asks Is
trial. that fashionable and intelligent public will
appreciate his professional qualities. C'est Peuvre
Qtte ron connait PdYtiste.
July 20, 1877. 664-Iy.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

will pay the above reward TO any person who
will deliver me my negro man GEORGE, or cen6ne
him in Jail so that get him. He left my planta-
ton miles south west Of Oxford on the Sd inst.
he is an AlbIno, 25 years DID, Of ordinary staIurs;
stout and muscular; be will perhaps endeaVor 10
pass for o free negro or a white man. ~ r.I ss-.
"a. .s,4 .....s-- JAMES. COOPER.
Oxford. July T. I847. ..- 662-tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers plantation, Inthe
HI County of Wake, N. c., my mulatto negro boy
Robert, between Is and 20 years age, between feet
and eet 10 inches high, supposed to weigh about 140
pounds with bushy head bar Ihear that he has been
lurking about Raleigh, or he may be about Chapel Hilt
as his reputed father, freeman David Moore) lives
there. The above reward will be given to person
who will bring him to me at my house in Franklin county
July Goth, 1S47 6645tpd.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

Musterious Announcemenk A rumor very cur
rentIy nrevails in fashionable circles to the effect
that ere long something will probably be heard OF
matrimonial alliance between venerable and
distinguished military commander, high IN the
a rich heiress, miss Coutts whose munifcence
is only cqualed by the extent of her worldly pos
sessions London Morning Post, July2
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28

Terrible effect Of tie heat at Boston. Colonel
Greene, of the Post says that "a shirt and pair of
trowsers, stiff sarchcd, were found standing on
the sidewalk yesterday, supposed to belong 10 an
estmabl citizen who had run off, Thermometer
at 9s degrees
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
CIleaper than ever.

NA1NES, RICHES 81 CO., Petersburg ,Virginia,
q have Recently received addition TO their preVi
anppy nE Piano Forfes making their stock very
superior They have great variety of patterns Of both
Rosewood and Mahogany from the most celebrated
Northern Manufactures, which cannot be passed for
beauty Of finish sweetness of touch and tone In
der to hold out to purchasers they have de-
termined to sell upon unusually low terms. Their in
strumens will in every be warranted prove equal
may be returned at their expense, at any time within
six months from the delivery, and another taken its
stead. g.. ..- .- . .-.:-..,. -,
They have received numerous voluntary testimonials
from individuals who have made purchases them. As
evidence of the satisfaction they give they beg leave
exhibit the following one among many oth ers now
in their possession They have had opportunity Of
obtaining the consent Of this gentleman its pubca-
ton they therefore beg his forgiveness for the liberty
taken. -. .->..,-E . s,- ~. ..--,..
May IS, 1s47., :.z.s.5 t. $685.
State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. May Term, 1s47
Wilson Dewry, ofDibble and Brothers, vS. WilaR
]. Pearsall b.. ... ...- .-..s
Attachment levied on land
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant is not aninhabitant of this State il there
fore ordered that publication be made in the North Caro-
Standard for six weeks, notifying the said James Mar
TIM to be and appear before The Justices Of said Court
the Court be held for said county the Court House
then and there to plead replevy Otherwise judgment
final will be rendered against him. and the property les
wed upon, condemned subject TO plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, Jno "A Green clerk of our said Court at oc6
the 1st Julys 1847. JNO. A. GREEN, Clerk
July l 1S47. Pr. adv $5 81 IL 66I-6t