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Valuable Mills for Sale.

"a THE subscriber on account of age and delicate
fMNA health, offers his very valuable mills Tor sale,
-@l situated about 2! miles from the village, in the
westerly part of Sterling, and within u mile of the
Railroad Station Oaklae consisting of Girls MILL,
SAW MILL, Lathe Mill and Single Machine The
Grst Mill has two run of stones, and two Bolts, de~
signed expressly for Wheat, and for other gfanta
Smut Machine for cleaning wheat, &c. and Corn Crack
err all in complete running order, with plenty Of and
business There about thirty of Land eight of
which is Moving, the remainder Wood Land A good
two story Dwelling House, well finished and In good
pair, situated within fifteen rods OF the mills with
ceent well of water.
Tue above property will be sold reasonable terms,
and part Of the purchase money remain
years. if desired For particulars inquire OF the subscri
ber or oliver NICHOLS, on the premises
NEHEMIAH PEARSON.
Sterling, Nov 81. dwlaw9wA
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To be Let.

L. C. wASHBURN offer to lease, for term OF wears
IL building at Washington Square. known as The
" ProWty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and in ex
cellent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for nachnist. Further information given by
calling Messrs ]. PRATT EARLE or ON the under-
signed at their Counting Roou, on Grove Street
Worcester, Dec 5. I. & C. WASHBuRN.
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CORN.
SHORTS.

H000 BUSHELS FINE SHORTS, superior article.
OOOO Those wishing Winters Stock, will do well
TO give us call. T. & j. SUTTON,
Nov.22 Mechanic street and Steam Mill
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Proposes to resume the Practice Of medt-
cine, so far as relares to the treatment OF
the Diseases Of Children, viii h arise from
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TO LET.

TO LET,
&vA A CoMMoDIOUs Store, Tenement, ard Barn
e!::A IA situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well calcu-
I lated for the Boot and Shoe business abundance
of help for these branches Of business be in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandising tor
which purpose it has been occupied for several years
For terms, which will be liberal TO good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED near The
premises. dit Webster, Nov g.
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LACIxAXVANNA COAL-WHOLESALE.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL rs CLOS
ED FOR THE SEASON.
NOAL for sale by the cargo, delivered on board vessels
~ at Rondout. the North River.
ALFRED WRIGHT, Agent Del. & Hud Canal Co.
Providence, Dec. 8 fe4s. dSt
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COIOred VelvetS,
A COMPLETE 90 ortment OF choice colors, this day
IA opened at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Worcester, Nov 29. d
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Warrenton Female Institute.

TNHIS Institution has been under the of its pre-
Teachers, and in hourshng condition, for near
" seven years. 1t is located in Warrenton, Warren
county, N. c., three miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad The buildings and spacious, srrang-
ed with reference the comfort and convenience of the
pupils The health of the village is such as to attract
ny visters from sckly regions.
The of study embraces IN addition to the elemen-
tary branches nearly all those taught our best Colleges
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy and Geology accompanied by the illustration
and experiments of good Apparatus. good Library,
Herbaum Minerals and Shells at all times accessible
to the Pupils.
Such methods of imparing instruction adopted
to awaken in the mind of the Scholar the most lively
Tho year is divided into two Sessions, of five
months each. The first commences on the lst Monday
in January. The second, the lst Monday in July.
Charges per session of five months, follows:
Board, Washing, &c, $45 90
Tuition, in all the English branches from 10 to IL 90
Music on Piano and use of Instrument % 90
Drawing, Mezzotinto Chinese and Monochrome
tic Painting, the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Lessons in Wax Fruit and Flowers, each 90
Music on Guitar and use of instrument l6 90
Oil Painting = 10 90
Vocal Music OO
Needle and Fancy Work, gratis.
No other charge will be made except for Books and
Sheet Music.
Address: Rev. N. L. GRAVES, A M. Principals.
J. WILCOX,
November H. lS47. 6S6-6t
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ELEGANT illustrated Books for Presents

r oNGFELLOW's Poetical Works. with eleven sn
4 perb Engravings Steel, vol. octave.
Moore Laa Rookh, illustrated by thirteen Engrav'
ngs executed by the most celebrated artists-Eegant
bound.
Bryants Poems illustrated by twenty superb Engrav
ngs expressly for this work. printed on fine vellum paper
l vol octave. .
Childe Harold a Romaunt, by Lord Byron, suPerbly
bound and beautifully printed and illustrated with twelve
Engravings.
fully bound, quarto size.
The Poets and Poetry Of Europe, by Henry w. Long
E,lloyv with Portraits l vol. octave.
The Poets and Poetry of America, by Rufus W. Girls
wod with Portraits of Dana Bryant Sprasue, Halleck
and Longfelow Eighth edition, much enlarged and en-
trcly re-arranged.
Tho Poets and Poetry of England, by Rufus w. Grls-
wod with Portrait of Bryon in the Albanian costume
The Poets and Poetry of the Ancients by William,
Peter A. NJ First edition, with an Engraving OF the
Coliseum at Rome.
The Prose Writers of America, by Rufus W. Griswold
with Portraits of Washington Irving Prescott, Hoffman,
Kennedy, Audubon Wilde, &c,
The Prose Writers of Germany, by Prot. Hodge, with
Portraits of Goethe, Schiller, Luther Richer &c vol
uniform with the above.
HENRY D. TURNER,
n. G.. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec 25. ls47. 6s6-
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The Subscribers Have Just Received
A LARGE supply of many desirable articles in their
~ line to which the attention of purchasers invited
Consisting in part of the following:
full supply of fresh Spices of all kinds
Essential Oils, Perfumery, Gelatne Isingasa
5 Brushes, of all kinds and qualities,
Dbl. No. Castor Oil, Case Eng. Sup. Carb Soda,
Case Asphaltum pipe Snider's best French Brandy
A full supply of White Lead, of various brands, No.
and Pure,
Case No Chrom Green, Cases Paris Green, dry
and ground in oil,
100 lbs Litharge 100 lbs Red Lead
100 lbs. Salt Petre 25 lbs Cayenne Pepper,
Spanish Brown and Yellow Ochre dry & ground in oil,
All kinds and qualities of Varnish,
Superior Sand Paper Canary Bird and Hemp Seed,
Balsam and Oil Cubeb Capsules,
Bulls, Sands and Pelletiers SarsParilla,
Hastings Syrup Of Naptha,
200 lbs. Stuart's Superior Chewing Tobacco, &c.
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
w On the road, and expected constantly to arrive,
400 Gallons of Lamp and Whale Oil, SO boxes Window
Glass assorted sizes and great variety of Surgical and
Dental Instr,,ments P. & J..
December Is, ls47. 6S4-
REGISTER copy.
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Williams, Haywood. & Co.
& RETAIL DRUGGIST

" I1OLEoA LIZ U ne ALL DRUGGlSht
RALEIGH, N. C..
Keep constantly hand large and we'll -selecta
stock of
Foreign and Native Drugs
| AND ENGLISH, FRENcH & AMERICAN CHEMICAL
Which has been carefully selected from the Norther
Cities with strict reference to their purity, and nT
be relied on with full confidence.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF superior quality and fine nish from the most apn
we'd American Manufactures. Our stock of
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE-sTUFFs,
Is always large and complete, comprising in Parta
following, viz:
american White Lead. dry and in OIL, Chrome Greu
Chrome YeILOtO, TerdfgTis, Chinese VeTDrilfoa
Veniti0n Red, Linseed, Lamp. Sperm and
Tanners Oils, Indigo, .MGddeT, ErtrGct
LOgIOOOd, CePpeTGS, Dye StuDs gen.
erGily, Spanish BT0tcn, &c &c.
Leather, Coach, Furniture and Japan Vdrnishe'
Together with large and well-seected stockC
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
Which we recommend to Picture Dealers, Builden
and others,
ToBAcco, -SEGARs, AND SNUFF,
of the very best quality; and superior
MADERIA, SHERRY, CLARET AND PORT wINE
FRENCH BRANDY AND LONDON BROWN STOUT.
All of which Is offered for sale at unusually low price
and upon the most accommodating terms.
Orders from Physicians and others promptly execut
and particular attention paid to packing and fOrwa
ing.
MAY ls, 1s47. 6sl-
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MALE ACADEMY, WARRENToN. N. C.
RORERT a. TSZEII, A. M Principal.

ROBERT A. EZELL, AZ nAs FEAHc1PaAs
Ancient Languages, Robert A. EseA a. M
English French, and Mathematics, John JOhnson a. M.
TJHE Seventeenth term will commence Monday, the
L 10th of January, lS4e.
In this Institution Boys fitted for the Freshman
Sophomore or Junior class of any College in the Unon
which the parent or guardian may select for the bus
mess pursuits of life The School is entirely free from
any party or sectaran bias No pains expense will be
spared place the Institution in the front rank of the
high schools of the country Globes have already been
procured and and complete apparatus for lustra-
ting the sciences will be ready for the OF the
Academy. Lectures moral and scientific subjects will
be delivered the students regularly throughout the term
The patronage of the School has continued to increase
for each consecutive session. since the Principal CALI
ed its charge eight years and he hopes that
his energies unmpaired and with the aid of very
able Instructor in the Mathematical department. Its march
Mr. johnson was educated at Trinity College, Dublin,
where he afterwards taught successfully and then remov
ed to the United States. He Professor in St Mary
College, Wilmington, Delaware, from the President OF
which (Mr Reilly he has fattering testimonials HIS
other references the u s. Rev. j. Jones Smyth A.
M. Principal of the Petersburg Classical institute hev
Mr. McGaw New York, Francis Dimond, Esq. Phiiade-
pbia. and Hon Ed. Long, Princess Anne, Maryland.
These testimonials together with numerous others which
he brings from native country, all prove his uncommon
requirements and excellent moral character.
No student above the age of sixteen will be retained
for one day longer than he shall gdy adhere to the laws
of the Academy and parents assured that the strict
paid to the comfort and to the moral and
intellectual welfare OF boys from U 10 If years OF age.
The TERHs for the session of months, payable nva
riably in advance, are
For Board, including all expenses $50 90
Tuition in the Ancient and Mod
crn Languages and Mathematics 10 90
q" Higher English branches IL SO
Lower do. 10 90
Fuel at Academy the only extra
charge, - 90
Students from distance required to board at the
Academy where their Teachers reside and to mark their
names in full upon every article of clothing before leaving
home. r. A. EZELL, A. M. Principal.
December ls, ls47. 6s5-4t
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English, Classical, Mathematical. and
Mercantile School,


TNHE Subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
i Wayne and the adjoining Counties, that they have
opened an English Classical Mercantile and Mathemat-
cal School, in the Town of Godsborough.
The Senior instructor, Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON, is prac
experienced Teacher, having for the last ten
years stood head of his profession in Europe,
the many faering testimonials in his possession will
show. William Robinson atters himself that he is area
dy avorably known, in this region, teacher who has
always been faithful in the discharge of duty, and success
full in mparng instruction, and would therefore, throw
himself upon his old patrons of Wayne, Lenoir, and
Edgecomb-in which Counties he has spent the last nine
share of that patronage which they always
so cheerfully bestowed upon him.
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON will superintend the English,
Mercantile and Mathematical Department. and give
instruction in the Italian and French languagesaso In
instrumental music required Vocal music will
sttute part of the daily exercises of the pupils.
Mr.. WILLIAM ROBINSON will superntend the CLASH
cal Department.
They have built and fitted up School Room, and
hope that their effort establish School of hi literary
merit In this rising and fourshing Town, will not be in
under the dscouagng circumstances and rely upon
the merits of the Institution alone for support
The School is now in operation, and those who wish to
delay in entering that the classes may be properly
and advantageously organised.
For further particulars, apply to either Of the subscribers
JOHN ROBINSON,
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Goldsborough, Dec. l4th, ls47. 6s5-E
q Wilmington Journal will please insert the above
till forbid, and the Raleigh Register four times; and
each will send copy containing advertisement to the
Messrs. Robinson. % Register send act to this Office.
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A Yaluable PIantatiOn for Sale.

ON Wednesday, the 26th day of January, 1s4s, If
mot sold privately BEFORE shall expose to public sale
the premises two miles from my residence and five
of Land known the Branch Plantation-one half in
woods and well timbered with oak and considerable
portion of the other under good fences and productive in
the STAPLES of the country In addition the advantages
of healthy location, pleasant neighborhood fine water
and good site for MILL constant stream, the loca-
ton is considered desirable of the outlet for
convenient and extensive stock farm.
The improvements consist of Gin House and Screw,
Oyerscers House, Negro Houses, &c. Persons wishing
to examine the Land before day of Sale, will call Col
A. M. johnson, Edward Kearny, Esq the Subscriber.
Payments and two years.
THOS. W. HARRISS,
s-N Near Ltteton, N. G.
December, "A, 1s47. 6s7-ts.
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Wholesale and keta1l GEOeeEss
HAVE on hand, and are daily xPecting additions
sortnnent Of Goods in their line offered in mar
ket; and will be sold Wholesale Or Retail to suit cuso
mers, at reduced prices:
ID Hogsheads of BRowN SU0AR 81
25 Sacks prime Rio CoFEEE
20 do Sc Legura do.
IL do Old Government Java Coffee
10 bbls. Crushed SUGAR
8 do Pulverized do
8 do. New Orleans Clarified Sugar az-
10 packages double refined Loaf do
Hogsheads MoLAssEs
Cask Sugar House do
do refined N. o. do
l do superior SYRUP
100 Sacks SALT Ground, Alum and Liverpool blown
5000 lbs. BACON
so kegs Cur NAILS penny to 80 penny
10 600 CIc RS. various brands,
900 lbs CHEwINe ToB4coO (Rambaut'sl
3 Mat. ss of Cinnamon aG Smoking
Ground Gn ID do in in $ lb cans
Do Allspce do do
kegs whole Alspice
kegs do Black Pepper
boxes ground do
doz. London Mustard
do American do
6kegs Powder also fine Canister do
80 boxes Talow Candles
Is do Sperm do
6 do Bar Soap
II doz Cake do assorted
so groce perfumed Matches
"a do Table Salt
20 boxes WINDOW GLASS, assorted
baskets Champagne (Herdsick brandy
FRENCH BRANDY, Importation Of 1903
Do old Cognac
Do. &C Champagne
Do. '' Sgnetts
Old Port
Old Madeira
Madeira, for cooking WINES
Sicily Madeira
Malaga and
Sherry e
Old Jamaica Rum
Holland Gin
Scotch Whiskey, very old
Old Rye
Common do
Bottled Porter
Salmon. Shad. Mackerel and Rock FISH
Smoked Beet and Tongues
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson & Black TEAS
Chocolate and Coca
Shot, Bagging Twine, Bed Cords, sc. &c. sc.
With large assortment of STONE WARE.
Raleigh, Nov. IL, 1s47. 6S0-H.
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IENHE TATTERsALL's HEAyE PowDERs are Med
i icine entirely different in their composition Hi
action from any thing Of the kind before offered
this country and warranted TO be the best article
the cure Of Heaves, Broken Wind, &C. in Horses nov
e1tant. Their extensive the Taitersals' Staba
London, and in other paris of England, has been '
compied by the most astonishing results, and many &
sand valuable horses have been rendered sound THEREBY
with the confident assertion of the proprietor that h
he0ues can be cured By them.
None genuine without the written signature Of i
Kirkbridge. London -. Price one dollar.
A. II. COUGH, & Co. 149 Fulton st., NY.
General Agent for the U. States
A supply of the above Powders just received and h
sale by PESCUD f JOHNSON
Raleigh Nov g. 6S0-
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NORTH CAROLINA BOOK sToR E.

wAs roH SALE AT THE NORTH CAROLINA BOokSToHh'
vr1uE sunreme Court Reports, 80 Volumes, uniform
sets or single Volumes. IredelFs Digest, Volumes
S1Sain's Justice and Form Book. Ircdelfs Manual
Swaim's N. C. Executor
Also at greatly reduced prices in quantities or by retail
complete assortment of School Books Music Books
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy Articles; Juvenile
and Tow Books; all the New Publications as soon as Is
sued: the Standard Publications in every department OF
Literature Arts and Science and IN every language An
eient Modern.
Book B1SD1Ne, in overy variety, promptly executed,
ia the neatest manner.
SELECT GARDEN SEEDs-every variety-warrantcd
fresh and eood-seected from the most approved Seeds
men and Gardeners in the Northern country.
Raleigh. January, 1S4S. oSI
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Boys Boots, and Misses Boots & Shoes.
TTNO yourself much trouble just to the Ladies'
Saloon, and you will find large assortment of little
boys Boots with long legs and high heels fashionable
ahape.
Children red Morocco Polka Boots with Patent Leath
tips.
Misses red Morocco Polka Boots with Patent Leather
tips.
Misses and Childrens Bronze and Mszarinc Blue Cal
ter Boots
Misses Morocco and Goat skin Boots with thick soes.
All other kinds Misses and Chdrens boots and other
shoes for sale the Ladies' Saloon, together with
abundant supply of boys boots large and small Sizes
The Ladies' Saloon is on Main street, near Walters
City Hotel w. H. ADDINGTON.
Norfolk Dec. IL, ls47. 6S6
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OXFORD HOTEL-OXFORD, N. C.

ITNHE subscriber having purchased this we'll known
L Establishment, Immediately in front of the Court
House. hereby gives notice to his friends and the public
that he is fully prepared to entertain all those who
may favor him with a call.
He deems useless to say more, than that the whole
will soon undergo such repairs needed; and that
his best efforts will be employed to make every depart
ment what it should be. He invites call from the old
patrons of this House. this the only mode by which
they can judge correctly of its character.
Boarders will be received by the day, week, month
year; and his charges shall not be extravagant.
WESLEY w. YOUNG.
Oxford, January 4th, 1S47. 6ss-3t
70 Register three times
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Notice.
Sale Of Stock, Produce, Tools, Negroes, &c.
ON Thursday, the Goth of January, shall sell at the
late residence of John B. Turner deceased in John
ston County, all his Stock, Horses Mules Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep; all his Farming Tools Corn Fodder, Peas
Cotton, Fat Hogs, and some Twenty more likely
young Slaves.
Said property will be sold upon credit of six months
The purchaser will be required to give bond with approv-
ed security.
HIRED
At the time and place, the negroes belonging
said deceased, and sold will be hired for twelve
months A. G. POWELL, admir-.
of J. B. TURxER, Decd.
December, 10th, lS47. 6S6-3t
Register copy times.
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Notice,

NOTICE,
VINHAT on Wednesday the 26th day of October lsI,
Il was taken up and committed to Jail in CurritutE
County, N. c.. negro man who had been passing Ui
tree negro by the of Jno Johnston. Since his com
initial he says his name is Isaac that he slave; M
he belongs to gentleman by the name OF George SPlp
who resided at the time Of his eloPement (Which hH
been some four FIVE years since) in MurfreesbOrOG
Herford County, N. c.. Isaac is of middle size, daf
complexion. has old look, says he is between twenty
6ve and thirty years old. The owner is requested
come forward, prove title, pay expenses. and take bin
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
B. T. SIMMONS, JailOr
Nov, 10, 1S47. 68l.n
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YOUNG LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL.

TTNHE exercises of this School will be resumed again
Il on the lst Monday in January next, under the
of the Misses PARTRIDGE with such assistance as NAV
be necessary for the interest of the School
TERMS PER SESSION, FOLLOWS:
English Branches, from 8 700 to 8 1900
Latin, 1000
French, 500
Music on the Piano. with of tho instrument 1000
Guitar, "a 1000
Drawing and Needlework, 500
Painting and Waxwork, each, 500
Board Washing, Fuel, and Lights, per month, 1000
Scholars remain through the vacation free of charge
/. Raleigh, December 8, 1s47. 6s4-2m.
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VOUATT on the Dog, with numerous illustrations.
Il Edited by F. J. Lewis, M D. Member Of the Aca-
DENY of Natural Science at Philadelphia.
School Keeping. Theory and practice OF Teaching,
or the motives and mathods OF Good School keeping.
BY David p Page, A NJ Principal of the State Normal
School, Albany N. Y.
Sibones Waterloo Campaigns, with Maps and Plans
Of the Battles
A New Cook Book. Actons Modern Cookery, in all
its branches reduced to system of easy practice.
Mexico and her Military Cheffains, comprising
sketches ofthe lives of Hidago Moraes Iturbde, San
ia Anna Gomez Faras Bustamente, Paredes, Almonte,
AIista, Alaman, Ampuda, Herrera and De La Vega IL
Illustrated by II Portrait Engravngs, By Fay Robinson
Price so This day received at the North Carolina
Book Store by HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh Nov. Ia, l847. $50
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WimferG Gh0ea,
Just reeeired at the L,ndieas aGo1oon

IUSt Fecetoed 0f the LadSess SALOON.
1000 pairs Ladies' Morocco Buskins with thick .oles
and lined with thick Canton FLANNEL throughout.
200 pairs Ladies' Shoe Caters foxed Buskins with
thick soles. r2a-sa-J-H = = - -
500 pairs Ladies' Cater Bosts Of the most beautiful
quality. s-l,g = -.
300 pairs Ladies' patent Metallic India Rubber Slim
pers and Sandals the prettest the finest India Rub
ber Shoes we have ever seen any where - - -
Which, togeher with many other kinds of new Goods
TOT Lsqes ana ChlIdren makes the assortment Boots
and Shoes at the Ladies' Saloon much more aracf;ve
than at any previous season 7-1sltr
The Ladies' Saloon is on Main Street. near W.lters
City Hotel. Wv. n. ADMINISTRATORS on
Norfolk. October 20. lS47. 61TE
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LOOK AT THIS

LII those who have not paid their Taxes in the Ra
District for the year 1916 will please call at the
Store of Qunton Utey Harget Street and settle the
same, during the next week and those who have paid
their taxes previous to James Edwards death, (orme
Sheriff for the County of Wake0 will also forward
with their receipts. We hope that all who have not
paid their taxes in this District will observe this notice
and forward and settle without any further trouble
Those of our agents in each District throughout the
County, will also please observe this notice. and
forward and settle with by February Court.
]. G.. JEFFREYS.
QUINTON UTLEY,
Agents for the Securities of JAMES EDWARDS,
for the year ls47.
Raleigh Jan. 8, ls4s. 6ss-2t.
Register and Star copy once each.
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New Work,

TTNHE Poeeal Works of Fitz Green Halleck now first
collected, illustrated with Ensravings, by American
artists.
Here is volume of the right sort The gifted author of
Alnwick Castle, Marco Bozzars Fanny, and numerous
other poetic gems. We question much whether the Pub
hers have ever issued work of greater typographical
beauty and artistcal excellence throughout than this
Every one of the Embellishments is highly finished gem
of Art For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, December, 1s47. 6s4-