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Raleigh, Jan. 8, IS4s.
RunaWaY.

II AhEN up and committed to the Jail in Richmond
Il county, North Carolina, the 18th June Ie47 a
nesTo man who says his is George and belongs to
aooert Wilson Of Alabama. He is about % years old
feet inches high weighs about $50 lbs full round
nee with crescent-shaped scar on his upper lip.
1he owner Is hereby notified to forward and COM
pay with the law, the boy will be dealt with according
:" as' ei Assembly. K. Il. LONG, Jaor.
Rockingham, Jan I2, ls4s. 6ae-6n
Pr. Adv. IS OO.1
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TWENTY-FIVE DolInrs Rewnrd

. DANAWAY frem the subscriber, in the middle of
H April last anegro man by the name of Shepard. The
said negro il of dark complexion, and has rather down
hook when spoken to. He is about five feet six inches
high, and between twenty-five and thirty years of age.
He is supposed to be lurking in tho vicinity of Smith
Eed Johnston County and attempt make his escape
TO free State. The above reward of twenty-five dollars
viii be paid to any person who viii deliver said negro
me, or put him in any Jail, that 1 get him again.
A. J. LEACH.
Johnston County, Jan. l3, ls4s. 6s9-H
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OXFORD HOTEL-OXFORD, N. c..

IINHE subscriber having purchased this well known
Il Establishment, Immediately in front of the Court
House, hereby gives notice his friends and the public
that he is now fully prepared to entertain all those who
may favor him with a call.
He deems it useless to say more than that the whole
will soon undergo such repairs needed and that
his best efforts will be employed make every depart
ment what it should be- He invites call fra-sae old
patrons of this House, this is the only mode by which
they can judge correctly of its character.
Boarders will be received by the day, week, month or
year and his charges shah not be extravagant.
WESLEY w. YOUNG.
Oxford, January 4th, 1s47. 6ss-st.
u Register three times s. .
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OIL RuRCH & co.

a WOULD inform those who feel q disposition to
M patronise the labor of the deaf and dumb, in
N State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution that they have
mode arrangements with w. D. Cooke, the Principal
give the Mutes work and instruction in the mandatory
of Shoes and hereafter orders may be left with them,
the Principal, which viii be promptly attended to.
January 10Th, 1913. 6s9
II Register insert three times
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

d ANYWAY in July last, a negro man by the name
III of Buck. He is yellow complexion about five
feet six inches high, rather bowegged very quick in his
movements and when spoken to very slow to answer.
He in the possession of Robert F. Norris at Hills
borough, when he went away, and is very likely still in
that neghborhood; yet he raised in Granville county,
by Mrs Blacknall in the neighborhood of Winton and
may be in thaMneighborhood The above reward
will be given for his apprehension, and delivery to me-
confinement in any Jail so that can get him.
VIM. ]. HAMLETT.
Mount Tirza, Person, N. c., Jan. "a. 69l-5t
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There's NO Mistake.

UNLESS previously disposed of shall offer to the
highest bidder terms made known the day of
Sale, Wednesday, Is day of March next that most de-
Eghtful Residence in the County of Franklin known
the White House Tract of Land miles North of
Lness Bridge, Tar River, the Williamsboro Road
containing about 1900 Acres. Also the time, all
my Household and Kitchen Furniture, together with
fy other article on the premises. LEVIN PERRY.
January 26, 1s4S. 690-ts.
Reeister copY
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THE OLD BOOT AND SHOE STAND

[BALBIGH, NEXT THR POST oFF1cE,)
n o. l.. BURCH, & Co. have on hand, of
Ej their make, "a better article cannot be
made) assortment of Boots and Shoes,
81 which they offer to the public at their usu-
81 prices They at all times prepared with the best
zaatsrals workmen and the Latest Fashonsand there
fore feel confident that Establishment in the State can
surpass, if equal the work made by them.
crayvfords PhiIadolphia Calf Skins .-.
kept for sale.
Do. shoe findings of all kinds.
Do. Kit &c.,-the trade buy from them cheap
IN Petersburg.
January 18th, ls4S. 6S9
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sEAWELL s. MEAD,
and RetaiI GaPOcera.

+
HAVE on hand, and are daily expecting additions.
lAwhich, when received, will make the largest as
sortment Of Goods in heirine ever offered in this
ket and will be sold Wholesale or Retail to suit custo-
15 Hogsheads of BRowN SCGAR
25 Sacks prime Rio CoFTEE
(. 20 do ss Leguira doS E15g =
IL do Old Government Java Coffee
: 10 bbls Crushed SUGAR,
do PulVerizeddo
do New Orleans Clarified Sugar
10 packages double refined Loaf do
Hogsheads MoLAssEs
Cask Sugar House de -;
l do refined N. %. do
I do superior SYRUP :
100 Sacks sALr-Ground. Alum and Liverpool blown
5000 lbs. BACON
60 kegs Cur NAILS penny TO so penny
100 bags CORN MEAL
10000 CIGARS, various brands,
600 lbs CHEWING ToBAcco (Rambaut's)
's' g Do DO smoking Ss 'la'shorH'''
6 Mats of Cinnamon
Ground do in s lb cans
Do AlIspice do do
kegs whole AlIspice
z kegs do Black Pepper
boxes ground do
s doz. London Mustard
6 do American do
do London and American in s 10 cans
kegs Powder also fine Canister do
80 boxes Tallow Candles
l6 do Sperm do
do Bar Soap
II doz. Cake do assorted
80 groce perfumed Matches
"a do Table Salt
20 boxes WINDOW GLASS, assorted
baskets Champagne (HeTdsick brandt
FRENCH BRANDY, Importation Of 1908
Do. old Cognac
Do. &c Champagne
Do. {" Signette
Old Port
Old Madeira
Madeira for cooking ,u1Nro
Sicily Madeira
Malaga and
Sherry
Old Jamaica Rum
Holland Gin
Scotch Whskey, very old
Old Rye
Common do
Bottled Porter
Salmon. Shsd. Mackerel and Rock FISH
Smoked Beef and Tongues
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hysoh & Black TEA
Chocolate and Coca
Shot, Bagging Twine, Bed Cords, sc. &C. &C.
With large assortment of STONE WARE
Raleigh, Nov IL, 1917. 6sO.tf
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Books, for the Festive Season.

ENRY d. TURNER would call the attention of
his customers and the public generally, his beau
htul and varied assortment of enddy Bound and Illus
ated Works. in every department of Literature suta-
Die Tor Presents to old and young grave gay of which
personal inspection is requested The variety of Bibles
and Prayer Books is very extensive and in all styles
Binding, including Morocco with or without Clasps gu
perb Velvet &c.
In addition to the above, he has great variety of Books
and Games, suitable for Children.
Also large variety of Fancy Articles, Sc 60
TURNER'S N. C. Bookstore, Raleigh.
Dec. 49, 1s47. 6a6.tf
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tOELLETIER'S EXTRACT OF SARsPARILLA We
4 have just received supply of the above splendid
Preparation, which is recommen nded by the proprietor
as being superior to Townsend in larger bottles and
at . less price. PESCUD JOHNSON
Nov. l2. 6e0
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nr. ROby's Brazilian Hair Curling
IL Liquid, preparation which will the Hair to
curl most beautifully and is warranted not to njure it
the least thus dispensing with the curling irons which
jure the hair SO much. D..
The immense demand for the fluid and the repeated
testimonials which have received from Ladies in Ra-
leigh who using it. enable to recommend it with
confidence Call and get a Bottle at
PESCUD & JOHNSON'S Drug Store.
Jan. IL, ls49. $50
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Daguerreotype Gallery.

DaguerreOtyPe Gallery.
C. PALMER has just returned from the North
- and is prepared TO execute Lkenesses in the
most perfect and style warranted fade
lose their color, large small, in Breast Pins Lock-
etshavng purchased Breast Pins aud Lockets express
y for the business Call and and have likeness
taken for your Wife, Children and Husbands 3Warrant-
ed to give satisfaction charge.
fine and good assortment of Cases. Plates, andma-
terals of all kinds for sale cheap for cash only Orders
attended to punctually.
Raleigh, Jan. "a, ls4s 66o-
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A Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of a small
oehooi' tho present year, in the country He must
BE able 70 teach the Latin and Greek lanosoe ond 49,
u some experience would be preferred Certificates of
GuAhfleahOn and character will be required
WILLIS WHITAKER
January s, le48. sss4st
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ItHE TATTERsALLS HEAvE POWDERS are MH
II icine entirely different in their composition Ip
action from any thing of the kind before oersdn
tns country and are warranted to be the best sTcs
the cure OF Heaves Broken Wind, tkc. in Horses Do"
extant heir extensive use the Taltersals' StabA
London, and in other parts of England, has been y
comPled by the most astonishing results and many ih@
sand valuable horses have been rendered sound ther
They are now offered TO the people ofthe United Sn
with the confident assertion of the proprietor that D
he0ces can be cured 6y ythtxn.
None genuine without the written signature Of"
AIrk6rldge, LoAdon >. Price one dollar.
A. II. COUGH, & Co. l49 Fulton st., NY.
3 General Agent for the u. States,.
"A supply OF the above Powders just received and%
sale by .E PESCUD q JOHNSON
Raleigh, Nov. 8. 6S0-
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Jefferson Court House, on MONDAY the 27th March

Terms--Onc-fourth cash-tbe balance in three equal
annual instalments, with interest in advance. Or any
purchaser should prefer to pay all cash. five pcr will
be deducted from the credit instalments.
Lists of the particular Tracts be had by applying
to any of the Post Masters in Benton Marion County
they will be furnished if applied for by letter. POST
PAID, addressed to The State Register at 1aLak1seA
FEorida."
JOHN BEARD, Register of Public
Lands for the State of Florida
Tallahassee, Nov. s, lS47. 6s3-ts
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AIaInanae!

AIaman3e!
X the great and final Experiment, No. IO4 Library
" OF select Novels; Price 25 cents; by native and
resident of the Old North State =
This is the fruits of clear head and heart in the
right place and, if we mistake not will produce sensa
aon Ges ie and read it. This day received by =
HENRY ID. TURNER,
Raleigh, Dee. 10, ls47. ss4%
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SOAPS and Creams. CASTLE Soap, Sassafras %.
~ White Soap, in bars; gross genuine old Brow
Windsor Soap; Prentiss' Saponaceous Compound RouJ
SELF and Guerlain's Ambrosial Cream. Just reee""
and for sale at the Drug and Apothecary Store of
PESCUD & JOHNSON
August 26th lsI7 500
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The Best Life of old zack.

,iFE Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, comprising narrative
1of events connected with his professional career
derived from public documents and private correspon-
dence by J. Reese Fry and authentic incidents of his
rad, ESQ., with an original portrait and eleven lnstra-
tons OF the various battles just published and this day
received, by HID. TURNER
Raleigh, Nov. Is, ls47. $50
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Florida Land Sales.

WILL be offered for sale, at Auction, the 7th day
w of March Is4s, at the County Site of Benton Coun
ty East Florida, several Tracts of Land in Township 81,
Range ls and in Township "a, Range 81.
On the l4th day of March at the Court House Of Ma
rion County, sundry Tracts in
Township IL Rance
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For Rent.
Segars and TOBACCO.

NEW Medical Dictionary Gardners M.a;.., r.
IN tonary, this day received at TURNERs N r
Bookstore. ~ "
Dee 4th, lS4Y. a..
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school for Small Children
ETNHE Winter Session commenced on The j.. 49,.
at the Masonic Hall. Patronage s .oI;"
isd Terms as heretofore. 'Oi'-
Raleigh, Jan. 4, 1875 49,
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NOTICE.

A the Annual Meeting ofthe Members of the North
ACa rolina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary, January s. lS47 the following
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-02-09

North Carolina AImanacs.
tALL at the North Carolina Book Store and get
~ Turner'S North Carolina Almanac fer ls4s This
Almanac has ceen carefully prepared, and is for sale,
Wholesale and retail, by H. D, TURNER
Raleigh December, ls4s. 6sLtf
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Thomas A DeAlill, Of Washington, Beaufort county.
Sohn McRae, of Wilmington. New Hanover county
George McNeill, of ayettev!le, Cumberland county
Kemp P. AlstoE, of Warrenton, Warren county.
8 J. R. Sloan, of Greensboro, GuilfoFd county.
Richara NJ Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And, at Meeting of the Directors held on the 18th
nst the following persons were elected Officers Of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz:
Josiah o. Watson, President,
Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
Theodore Partridge, Secretary,
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney,
Weston R. Gales,
Richard Smith, 5 Executive Comnittee:
Albert B. Stith,
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director of
the Company Usce Hon. John H. Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment.
Raleigh, Jan. IA; ls47 64I.y,
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y Raleigh, Dec. :5. l647.
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to- tapefrp s.I'r,;s. 81 fct4fre, ~rmut1i Weak
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WHEN the 'uist uetrt 't 'nHfticni vpfnt 90 Hteassa
finds he fas tui'i ~ tAc~ccls ofthis 3srsse, ftfHonitep
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le~r rtuus.' Iu -url. therrfurt. fr. JOHNSTON ~
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: eatl.s; 'pr S.ia ani f'ost cafsi pertF and -a--i-
uets, se-r t4.atet stfpNE 4 rtiuM
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a " lEiSk Eli. hs- Just reCpfyrd a ftW elraat,
- Iauifotas,5 t.se. rsny presses. Epiratiore,
Nns' n do. wta utaOf -tfins. ,aH- 81 Wairh are uor
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HG psuu@ss'a. ioeriof rr exsstlg undrr he nm =
F4ar4u6 .ALs. a. Nhee'tn.. Va add Nrowr
gti.. a. u sh4- DDS Dissolved. hN mutual '"t ,rli
IAN = A. tn@SN III,
Nhsc 49,. Jsiy 81, TOO. JAMES Il. BAKER.
va AR~rNrasHur-1 he undersi 'ued- havns q
ga. rulsfri i.tn Putuershir, Wl. cont a"e iie y"
.ara,4f tnI 49, 44tset,t RHsanfs. al v 1erta@ 3
.rouase ttr. a. dee tGu uene aat style Of iusst'h
t IL 0,fttsf4rr. AMES Il bNkER.
$50 ARD O.. FpRSlT
Wac,t,ns. Juiy n. lst- ROBERT rohSNru.
EeTiNEb .,dIr sse, g fw ielrgs tue os.ort
Vssss -l., Al sasl2 f"hoHNBRpoh & 60
DISSOLUTION
aur sa-tpersht Js cien .eN-liur 'et,yeeu " iHas
k.ser=aa Edward ANdegspt, htusd LNane, .
..rtt. N~talyr-au. undtr tuu Hru, q "a g. T. AspEas
a.. ,rt~ assBVei AFt' ~, hs Hu-uai consent.
WILLIAM ANhEtSbN.
EiN AKA ANntRSuN,
ALfNaHtENAN
Nat ? f"NNN"'' NNN
,up a,.i,,r. af ,h. a.n Wal r. conducted ty
r.4t.4 as l.loal.flre nrduf . b old sis e - 81
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
lutt ARD NNuEf ~stN.
Nnesins. Mas A. FhAAh"+A ANNLhSoN'
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WHOLESALE AND EETAL BOOT
AND SHOE STORE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
LlGHT!-LIGHTt


SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Light and cheap too that every one rlch
and poor, can buy it. 1t is neat CANDLESTICk, max
ing and wickng its Candles out of Taiow Lard, Or
auy Greae that will burn. BY simply turning the bottom OF
me Candestck beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
oel ont oil the top and at desired length you wish
non Que inch to two feet in height.
T.. y is heat aud simple common candlestck; conse
Qushty may be managed by a child.
ny means OF this convert all your refuse grease
tpso esndies aud thus obtain hight from to cents week
o. ne wick dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
ing " tle name but burns like sperm candle.
ne WICK may be changed without at all disturbing the
large one. f " " ~ 10y " wv '
80 iou eol n the bottom of the candle maker or candle
sca wien snhieent 10 last Eve weeks, where
ns " gu o. sig M ana out of the way.
y. ou may Keep your candle the same height all the
''n'e %. . .sn sfafi-no sumps pieces lett.
piIng OF grease falls or turns over but as neat
~ an eieahlS as any la w q nd desire -
g.. Il cannot get out of order
iu.ln ptoo, thett ~ orty utility and neatness the
inmense number sohl sufficient The price is milo N,
the same al Owe the United States the ami. -eonir
ony 10 o. seen 10 the incedous the tore
going facts. No family will b. without them who can
together the small asked ~ ~ seiape
With small capital active business man can maks ,
dnick AMI Portable operation by purchasing the monon
and selling this article IN territory where not 70, ha
sod Persons WHO desire TO embark neat pleasant
highly lucrative business. are invited to call at our Office
No, IS PERDiDO Street North side between ST Cba1es
and Carondeiet streets New Orleans - -'
The monopoy OF the city of New Orleans and States of
louisiana Georgia. North Carolina and Akansas IA ~.
sac Of this article offered and proposals. will he received
iot ne nanuaeturng in the city of New Orleans T The
supply 81 Louisiana and Texas. . ~
mhs H. J. MYERS Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

MANUFACTURERS IN ALABAMA.-The Iusc saIo
ga Observer Of the Cd instant, speaking OF me ar
rior Cotton Mandatory sayss $ On Saturday iasl
we visited the cotton factory lege ,hat the opera
ions were rapidly progressing towards completion
There are now twelve looms manufacturing cloth,
and during the month of June, we are informed,
thirty others will be in full operation; As far as
of a very superior quality, and the cloth mannfac-
1uredis Of a beautiful and even texture. We are
surprised that the South, which possesses such ex-
fraordinary facilities the North, has only of
late turned her attention to this profitable invest
ment of capital. We hazard nothing in saying that
the time is not far distant when the South will vie
with, if not outstrip the North in the manufacture
of cotton goods
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
MANNW ANEs
HARDWARE, sc.

w MoNTG oMERY, IL Chartres street,
NEW ORLEANS .
rrAs nm hand very complete stock of Goods in his y
II line In addition his usual extensive asson- *
n,.rt n ~ birmingham Sheffield and Domestic RD "a
WARE and CUTLERY his stock OF heavy goods H7
ve,v complete embracing among numerous other articles
dD0 boxes Tin Plates. sX. Pontpoo and other brands;
also Block Tin. Speter Zinc, etc:
10 Goo n Iron Ware. assorted all sizes: -,
$50 tons Iron, assorted Swedes American ard EnsLsh
= assorted fat, round, square, plough Plate hoops
band and sheet; Steel all kinds;
400 dozen genuine Collins Co.'S light and heavy Axes;
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted all sizes
200 tons Hollow Ware, Castings. assorted pos ovens sp
ders, skillets, fire dogs etc; Freneh pots;
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes;
800 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains;
Together with Whitlemores Cotton and Wool Cards
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other makeh
Spades and Shove wire hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds
Anyi Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows I'D
Ware Mill Cross and Pit Saws; horse and mui0C
and Hame Stray Corn and Gofn mar Ta
Spirits Turpenne and White Lead Paints all knas b na
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cleths az n nG'
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark His'
ALSO
1000 gallons Sperm OIL and ,.,,,rb.lson
5000 do Winter strained and Beached w nae Oi 81,
His stock of Cutlery surpassed. Buyers are nv d.
examine before purchasing elsewhere hisoo