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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18
PHILApELPHiA, Jan. II, 1849.

4,
"A Hnt-Bsrs idrs-LauncA of a Steamboat &C.
The regular subscribers to the Herald in this city,
snd their name legion, complain that the interest.
Ing contents Of your paper subject them an annoy
ance in the shape of loafers who frequent their Offices
and places Of business, about the time the paper Is
delivered, and not only its first perusal but
enter into arguments In relation to It's editorials one
with another, thereby interfering with the business
transactions that may be occurring. Some subsori-
beers have had their paper served their residence to
throw their visitors on the ground while others have
been forced to debar themselves entirely Of the oppor
tunity Of being booked mp by the Herads record OF
passing events throughout the world It IL to be
hoped that the persons offending will take the hint
A gang OF young burglars wers this morning before
the Mayor, and committed for q further hearing ON
various charges. One Of them II Alfred Bamber the
Jack Shepherd that ourished In this vicinity year
or two since, and having been caught and convicted
was sentenced to term Of imprisonment In tho East
ern Penite ntary. From this he was Q few month
eince liberated, the late Executive having been In.
duced TO pardon him-fron the petitions which hIs
t nds too tapguine ~ to his reformation transmitted
TO Governor Skunk. The rest OF the gang are William
Kesting, Jsmss Donnelly, William Wise and George
Tbompson. Kesting has become States evidence and
eliminates himeelf and ell his comrades.
McMakins new steamboat the Edwin Forrest, was
launched this morning from the ship yard of Biresy
x Son. Remington. She 10 to run daily between this
city and Trenton.
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MARK ETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE January l6-,s,U0 Maryland S. 9lk;
loo do deferred o. loOU Baltimore 6S, 1885, lOO2
$50 OA $50 do, 1880 sS Oo baltimore and Ohio Rail
Baltimore Ohio Railroad b5ms Sc do Farmsrs and Plan.
ters Bank 22h 100 do. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad S.
PHILADELPIIA. Jan. -Second Board-2 North American
Banh $2 SOo0 Cincnu al Bonds 60 $1,000 Reading Mortgage
Bonds 49 100 sh:es do nh; 10 Pennslyania Railroad -
$500 do 1914 800 Norrsown Railroad 7x: 81 700 City S.
Bonds, s2 100 Girard Bank, IL -.
BosroN, Jan l6Boksrs Board-l shs Boston and Maine
Railroad 1854 Is Boston and Worcester Railroad l06 Cas-
road 49, Old Colony Railroad 7 56 Reading Railroad III
S26 do lz; do lX l6S do ID rs d. IN this 6Odo
l2s 69 do l24 W and Aass Railroad. l74 do Az ID
naroad l0; 6Northen d. s. u Auburn
igc Is Lowell Hanuf s is do 81; &do TX $1,000 City
Sizes 1853 99s Second Board Jan Railroad
Providencc do e9 Boston and Worcester do 1875 do
1885 90 Re ding de III 50 East Boston Co., so rights Old
Colony Railroad, l0c; ao o IL Lowell Manu- Co., S. Is
DOMESTIC MARKETS
New BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Jan. IT, 184o-Sperm-
The market 10 firm with good demand, and the re-
cent advance is we'll sustained We notice sales since
our last of 2l00 bbla In parcels, ct HOO. Whae-A
sale Of eco bbs. N. w. Coast was made on Tuesday
last at 400 and parcel Of about 100 bbls ct trie
less since which owing to the limited stocks and the
fresh arrivals Of N. w. Coast OIL the market has be-
Whalebone-There IL an active speculative demand,
and Gales to Q considerable extent have been made
since our last, understood to be at . farther I'D
vance Of 10. per Id but have been unable to a..
certain the particulars the transastions not having
trsnfpired in this quarter. The Nev Yorh Skipping
List Of Saturday last reports sales in this market Of
As 600 lbs, at SOC. per ID.
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INTE CE,
Port Of New York, january Is, ls4s.
Cleared.

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N~<NNo>~I~>>~~>~~~o~~>
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s. Dublin ssss. broth
s.dS:
seh.- Nsth Holmes Moses Brazs Santiago Tooher Smith
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sloors-khOde Island Hull ProvdenCe; Proof Glass BJdsn
sm, ~. ia, hour; Cm tho Delaware
ship Caleb rmshaw, Ho.e Liverpool Dec 0, with mdss 10
mat r.. And .:p%as, vessel WITH sgns a.. he'd
81 evening Of the 10Th Instant having
pole. h awning ns
II % rsssd and no could stand except
in TIE head rail-, bulwsrLs &c.
EYE - Sss. %isS %ss
ship sutan hence for New Oaag 7,h TOrusA exchanged
chr Atlantic Rose New Orleans days. with mdse to Frost
Ship columb' Pray New Orleans IL days with ndss. to
ship George Washington (of Brunswich Mel New Or
iesns Dec ~, with mete, toJ Elwell
BIs Rover Nelson New Orleans Jan With mdse VIM
ra5 5rs TS Rich Fs. q s.a NTH ms
s.amsp OF Memory Rock standing had mass with
Clyde tOf Boson) Homer Savannah days. with mds
Bark Carlos tOf Boston) Hedge Savannah days with ase
Bra Allen King Wade Belize Hon. with mahogany to Al
Brig vsl.sco Of Kennesunh Bal. 81 Jaso Do Cuba Dec a.
rlssus for Eur.ps. az n nis s
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I,n.h brig Victoria Crosby Ragged Island 10 days. with t
Nay. i. s ss 1 Is' S:.s sys ,s s,
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head 18th lat 81 SO lon q So spoke .ohr Pollard Pink
days cut ssOns bad lost sails and part dock load and
ITs Detroit GcSris New Orleans Is days with md,. 70 L.
big E.ns.sy Koihr Now orle... IS days. with md.o 10
Brig Tam iico Wilson Fran kim la "a days. with md.e,
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spoke SS % nS s Cape F'r
sebr Gree Caroline Jones' Feaedcksburgh 10 days 18th
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ssa PssSSs for ao iSi " ~ Ion So spoke Of
@ Ans p%:' b rS,'.r w S,%.s'r NJ &C.
ssSa A.s $1 4sso To iS;ys dy.
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s sssr R Ra1y @ ND c Ss.Sern:
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Sclr Ann Smith Brigham James River, dapa
tthr Harriet Ct nnder NJ rfslh bound 10 Norwich
bclr frhI r. MoAah Norfolk days
scir Hm Burk. Lawrence, Alexandra IL dayA
schr DelphiA. Sparrow, oxandrA II daya
fchr VIM koresu. Jei kins, Richmopa
schr barbara Parker Virginia Capt reports the bar, Nav
fsn iron Rev Oreana nshore Absscouh mar ths I,
he vent ashore last Monday night ' Wv in''-
Sebr Jcbn X Sponord, Brown, Vrppls
sehr Solomon Rockv ell. Anderson. VIRGINIA
senf VIM Cooper, Morrow. Virgins 3daya
Below.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18
WASHINGTON, an. 16, lSt9
California and Nep Aierico Lana Bill.

IU,
The Senate were engaged upon several land bills
and private cases to-day; but the most important
subject up the land bill Tor land grants, sales
IN lots of gold land. surveys, DC, In California
and New Mexico.
Mr.. Breese briefly replied to the objections pre-
sented by Mr. Benton yesterday, in ais speech upon
the bill, and revlewed the plan proposed by Mr..
Benton as liable to various objections; and then,
on motion OF Mr. Breese, the bill was recommt
ted 10 the Land Committee with view to its I'm
provement. 1t would be certainly Impossible that
the bill OF the committee, so vast ano peculiar in
l,s provisions, especially after the sitting speech of
Mr. Benton, could be passed; and the most that we
can now expect this session are some temporary
provisions for The gold lands, such as permits to
Dig, and military government TO keep the diggcrs
fr' m numbering each other W.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, IS49
COLOMis cation Meeting at the Capitol

SOtO"t-uttOys IHeeLtvg " tHe CupuO.
The American Colonization Society held Its
annual meeting at the capitol tonight Of this
society, the Hon. Henry Clay has for some years
been the President; and at it's meeting last veal
drew such an assemblage to the capitol as is only
seen on the greatest occasions.
The hall Of the House was filed with an intelligent
and fashionable audience and there was quite sprnk
ling Of spectators in the galleries.
Hon. Elisha whittlsssy, Of Ohio, one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the society, took the chair
Rev. Mr.. McLans, Secretary.
After . solemn colonization prayer by the Rev. r..
R. Gurley,
The SEcREIARY read the annual report Of the So
cety from which 1t appears that the number Of emf.
3 were liberated slaves and LII free oolored persons
The number Of applications in ls4o for passage out
Tbscspts Of the society for the year were $bol4 81
Expenditure. ................... 5l939 50
Excess Of expenditures. =. s1,s2S 80
The society have 600 applications for passage out,
this year, Of liberated slaves, and expect 500
late themselves that England France have recent
~ recognized the Independence Of the black republic
Hon. w. r THoMrsoN, Of Indiana, offered resolu.
ton to the effect that the of tn.
- Furnished BY the report are highly gratifying and
give assurance that its win extend to the ame-
warmly and eloquenly in support OF tho
cause, a. common platform upon which oil sections
OepreCate0 1H0tRneUty
idea OF dissolution of the Union ON the oueston Of
slavery or any other question
Resolution adopted.
Hon. RoBERr J, WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury
submitted resolution congratuatory Of the results
and accomplish pts of the Society," and snoks hra
and decidedly In support of the prosecntion ~ ,ts
labors. a common platform upon Which Ali seetions
and all parties may unite
Hon j. r. IrGrRsoII of Pa submittsd 4. ser,e. ~
similar resolutions and proceeded TO An intarssting
historical Of the colony and republic OF Liberis
He spoke high terms of the noble su which the
charming British Queen and the British eoyernmen 4
had given to the repu bile created on the COAT 81
Africa He gave some historical facts con with
the nroduoten Of slaves iato erica and the effects
Of slavery Is developed in our history A. coouies nd
free and ndent States The black 90 muat
remain degraded race hsre; hence the humanity Of
the designs Of Society to remove them to Africa
He thought that ships war could be- to some az
tent employed In the Of liberated slaves
to . free homo in Africa. Resolutions agreed to.
Hon X. Nj. M'LArK, OF Maryland, was next intro
ducsd to the meeting He submitted in the outset, q
preamble and resolutions, as follows:
slavery existing In the United States local and
,nsuonsn and DO recognized and respected BY the
Esoivsa fsnhst r,, all ,,,f ,, All, ,.,
tuition in any way lie and the
opal over IL be firmly rsed bv tho s,sts
in which It exists
nat the sor the COLONIZATION Society for the
S srd .oe oisex race are honorseie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18

f+sbly s.lss Of 200 to 500 hbs Ohio nat hoop
ported within the same range Of prices New Orleans
heavy. and sales could not be made except At
decline. Buyers demanded concession of about l2k,
per bsrrel There were some lots delivering, which
SsnSr Of we're selling IN small lot: and msiu
tanned vious QUO. S.:ors. Whed-There we're some
lots Of hsDdse ma Western, via New Orleans. ohsr'ns
at lis to 1850 which mlers considered too hiau Corp
"A bsndtome lot OF Southern yellow was held at $50 ,
and tales Of oc0 bushels old North Csrons made
at 5sc., and 1900 Southern white on private terms
and 500 do at coo 2700 do Southern sold at
e0c and 500 do at 500 and 1000 do. new white 1t
SO Mesi-SaIss Of 800 bbls. New Jer.ey were made
worth about 46o.
Export from lat to 18Th Jsnmary.-whsat -four,
bos .hsss 800 bushels; corn 27O los; barley,
CorroN rales vest erdsy amounted to 600 bslss
Upland.. The heavy arrivals continue to dspress
price, they Numbering within three four days
FREIGHTs Cotton was engaged to Liverpool ut 5.lo
There very few In other articles and
rates continued nominal There change Of
moment in rates to the Continent.
HEnP.-Thers have been % 90 of roo bales Manila
At Ssc, and 500 do, Sisa to arrive, at 7lc both
B,prs The demand is more active, and We notice
sales Of 10000 Rio Grspde (prevous to arrival) 20
2ilo 1T about 9ae months; 1000 do from store, ct
made public. Il =
LIME Sales Of 800 bbls were made at $50.
OILs Sales 900 gallons American linseed In casks
and bols at 81 $50 Enslish 10 held at 81 . $40.
Pronunciation WAS unsettled, and only 100 to 200
bbls reported in small lots chiefly from store at SIS
90 for and sl4 for prime; 200 Dutohess county
and hams were made ct and Sc. 20 hhds shoulders
we're made at Go and SO do hams at 10. Bsef-Ssles
zoo d oty At s. Is for ms. %aas e. So
prime. A small lot (2o bbs) Chicago mess were sold
at sl2 so, and 40 bbls beef hams at SIS Lard-saes
made At There was no change In Cheese or Butter
Export from LIST TO 1et4 JGnua'y-B Beef, 1oo2 bbls.;
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, ls4S.
Reception of the NeW York Guards-Fall,ns of a
LY1rehonse

Reception of the NeW York Guards-FaA,ng of a
Warehouse.
The New York City Guards, after spending
twelve hours in Washington city, returned to
Baltimore last night, and were met at the depot by
the Independent Blues, and escorted to their quar-
tiers, at Barnum's Hotel, where every arrange ment
had been made for their brief sojourn Having spent
the previous night in the and the day peram-
bulating through the magnificent distances of the
Capital they retired early last prepare for the
round Of visits to be attended to during to-day I'm.
fortunately . soaking rain is falling this morning,
which will prevent the proposed parade this afternoon
when they to have been aecomp snied by two of
eur crack companies, the Washington Blues and the
Sharp shooters They start for Phladelpha ct eight
O'Clock this evening.
Last evening the middle grder store Of Messrs
Hayden Cole on South Gay street, Pratt, gave
way and precipitaed thousands of bags of coffee
into the story below, where q number Of barrels of
brandy burst by the weight that had fallen on
them.
Last evening the Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of ODD Fellows Of Maryland had quite spirit
ed election for officers MIR. Nathan Dushaue was
finally elected M. w. Grand Master, having received
III votes, whilst his corpetitor Mr. J. H. T. Jerome
received los Mr.. B. +. Zimmerman was elected r.
w. ID. Grand Master.
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Married .

On the LIST instant by the Rev Eddy, at the resi-
dence Of Judge Jackson in Mineral Point, wisconsin
CADwALLApER G. WAsHBuRN, to JEANETTE, daughter
Of Andrew S. Carr, Of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Lathrop, Mr.
D. HEBARD, to Miss MARIA D. CourAyr, daughter Of
Lewis p. Coutant, all of this city.
At the Irving House. In this CITY the 18th Instant
by the Rev Mr. Chase, EDWIN D. JENrINos Of Virginis
to Miss MARGARET r.. JACK, second daughter Of Col
Jack now residents OF Staten Island.
Philadelphia papers will please copy.
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WASHINGTON, January I6, IS49.

WASHINGTON January Ito, lS4y.
The Southern MEETING rVhat was Done Therein
Mr.. Cdlhoun's Position Unanimous Confrma-
lion of Col. TpeLier's Nonrination--Ansual Meet.
ing of the Cdionizatio~ Society, &c.
Last night was appointed for the grand fare up of
the South, and we were given to understand that
this mornings papers would contain the ironun-
rsamento, which would inform the North how far 1t
might 60 in lite "aggre ssions,' and define the pre-
else point at which patience would cease to be
virtue, and the South would dissolve partnership
with their false-hearted brethren of the North
The meeting was TO take place IN the Senate cham
Der; but whether II was be held with open doors
or not, was net known. Indeed the whole affair
was clothed in mystery, end the grand problem of
who will compose General Taylor's cabinet. was
q mere bagGtelle as compared with the solution of
any inquiry as regards the meeting In question:
The hour was fixed for seven, bet before that time
q large crowd had gathered at the Senate door
and demanded adm ttance In the name of the
people. Ii was, however, 10 use a vulgar express
SION, I" no CO." Mr.. Calhoun--who, by the way
although not the chairman of the confederacy
appears to be head cook and bottle washer.
had given stri orders that none but South
Elm members and Senators should be admitted;
and although some OF these Southern MON,
bers tried hard to get in their friends, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18

The General Assembly Of Rhode Island commenced
its fes,ien mt Providence, on Monday. The subjsot
which will principally enysge the attic ntion OF the As
ftnby 10 the condition Of the foances The revenue
Of the State Is not equal to its expenditures and
necessity Of additional taxation in form
orestd until further delay reuld be criminal
gtct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18

The Empire State continued to burn until IL o'clock
Sunday morning, when the Ere was extin guished
The hull is In bad condition. the engine stands erect
and Will be saved, Tbs hull Is to be toved to New
York to be n. built The silver ware was saved in
ssfc survey was held yesterday at Fall River, on
the wreck, to ascertain the extent Of the damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18
BleGl

On Wednesday morning, the 18th Instant JOHN
BLAME, late Treasurer Of the Park Theatre.
His friends and acQuaintsnces are respectfully In
vted attend his funeral Friday the 10th
at 3 P. M from ll2 Sullivan street.
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Passengers arrived.

MI NJ sieo or%shaw-Mrs Bore Miss uoxis
I'm buhgsn, OF Brooklyn--2b3i In tho stoarar s"'"u;
sor-2I in the stterare ~ ~"es' mrs hendeH
briixr-brig Alien Kins-krs Ellen Bailey and son
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03
am RBRR ESHnTEWrs
5,ea5aad REV. DIR HOOPERS
FAMILY SCHOOL. IN THE COUNTRY

wear AStEt6t0Se Hff1OC, N0TTGH Co., ~ 4
HHE Subscribet having spent upwards of thirty r.,.
as an instructor in the Colleges of the two aIo,.
Is esirous to retire, for the rest of his life to nue."
private situation. He proposes, therefore, TO oan
January next, at the place aforementioned S,Ls
School tcr Boys, betaveen and Is gears of npr. n
which their Intellectual and moral cultivation ssu h
carefully attended to- and where they will be Withdraw
from the usual temptations of our towns and TIbrs,
subscriber hopes that his long services in public
stitutions have made him sufficiently known to tbemh
lie to furnish to parents guaranty that their sons M
trusted to him, will be we'll taught and we'll taken cared
He is happy also to add, that he is to have the ss
iance of Prof. j. DcDernIere Hooper. {,
many years past instructor in Classics and Modem Lam
guages, in the University of this State
TERMS, 5000 per annum; for those who study Mod
ern Languages $40 extra. The first year there will
odations for only ID or 6; applications hcreop
should be early made. No boys fifteen will be tk
en-, if sufficient number under that age he offered
All other particulars given in Circular which will
be sent to any on application to the subscriber
Wake Forest College, N. c. till the 18th of Decemr
next; after which time, application must be made to
him at Littleton, w arren County, n. C.
~ aiga 2a4 .zf. .~.... W. HOOPER
November 6, Is4S. .... 1927
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03
FOR SALE.

TNHE House and Lot in the city Of Raleigh on which
w. and A. Stith reside, containing nearly, three
acres of land and surrounded all sides by Streets
Persons residing in the lower couny desrous to
pleasant residence in the city, invited to examine
carly the premises they may lose this opportunity of
obtaining of the most delightful residences in the
city of Raleigh. The dwelling and out-houses all
new and built of select heart timber; the former has
basement, with large dining and pantry, the
first floor four 20 feet square, and passage IL feet
and the second floor two 20 feet square passage
Green House on the South side about 25 feet long,
and large and excellent Ice House, Carriage House,
and Stables for six Horses The Furniture will he sold
with the premises, if desired. Apply to ~
- j r. -.f-5 .-.r ........ N. L. STITH, Assignee.
December Is, 1S4S. 1856
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

State Of NORTH Carolina-Nash County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, Nov Term ls4s
Harrington Daniel rs. John E. Lindsey ct aE-Petton
~ to erect Mill.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
4 defendants, Alfred Lewis and Jesse Pope and wife
Susan non-resdents: 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the North Carolina
Standard for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY notifying the said
defendants personally appear before the Justices of the
said Court at the Term thereof to be held at the Court
House in Nashville the I'd Monday in February next,
then and there to show why the prayer of the pet
ton should not be granted and the land condemned to
the plaintiffs
Witness John w. Bryant, Clerk of our said Court at
office in Nashville the I'd Monday Of Nov A. D. lS4S
JNO. w. BRYANT, G. G. G.
(Pr. adv. SIS 623 cts.) 7ss-6t.
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NOTICE.

ON the 1st day of January next, will offer at pub
lie sale, if not previously disposed Of the following
property at the Court House, in the City of Raleigh
wit One fourth of thirty of land, in the Eas-
tern suburbs Of the City of Raleigh, and known the
Multicaulus Field and at the time, fourth Of
the building erected thereon. One large family Carriage
in good repair and unnured and of the most
nien and comfortable for large family in the city One
horoughbooded race Mare known the Beavers Mare,
works in harness. and tros and canters finely under the
saddleshe is about years old Also pair of
Wagon Mules, two Wagons and Harness.
will also SELL on the premises, in the town of Hay
wood Chatham County, the 4th day of January
next three Lots on which there Store-House Terms
made known day of SALE - .fi ..'1r. s.-ssrcg~
- - e MI. sTTTH, Assignee.
December Is, 1s4s. s'' n s..f ~ II 7s6L =
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STRONG EVIDENCE that DR.. Jayne's Expectorant is
superior to all other remedies Coughs Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, and other Pulmonary affections is
that the same persons who commenced the use of it in
their families ten years ago. still prefer it to all other
remedies OF the kind and where any have been induced
try other preparations, they have almost invariably
been disappointed in receiving the benefit which was
reasonably anticipated from the high praises bestowed 81
the proPretos and have returned the use of Jaynes
Expectorant remedy that has failed to relieve
them and which probably had its equal in arrest
ing Pulmonary diseases. ~ -'Efza q = I.I - ~
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood. & Co. Druggists
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

~ sstfRtigss4 OK asa! saEIRE. E+st- -.
FTNHE Etna Insurance Eompany 14.-.e.., ~
offers to insure Buildings and Merc6aIize. .ps,st
loss o. damage by fire. At premiums to suit the trnes a
ms z one Of and best insurance Companies
- -. ee G9tates and its losses promptly ~
APphca1oHs or Insurance in RaleiFh. or it's v;c;nif
70 " Dss De made . stc. 70 eSssW. WHFTINEsAgent.
ana tor Miltent and vicinity toasas srf o1 s.
.'..a. = '<S9ff N. J. PALMER, Agent
~"Oe' ~V' 1895 @fSt ~ .shI a678eIy
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NOTICE.

HHE Subscriber wishing to remove to the West, of
fers for sale his tract of Land lying the County of
Granville North Carolina three miles South of Henderson
Depot containing four hundred and fifty acres of good
corn and wheat land. There is about SO of it
cleared and in good condition for cultivation. There
some fine lagoones it, and the best Meadow for grass
IN the country. The Plantation is we'll watered, with
House and all necessary out houses The wood land
well mbered with heart pine and oak suitable for build.
ing The nearest part of the land is within five
hundred yards of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road;
and venture to say that it is the desirable place
IN point of health and beauty in the neighborhood
Persons wishing to purchase had better call so n; as
am determined to SELL For further reference apply to
W m. A. Moore sii 7" @ssas ". VAUGHAN.
october II, Ie4S.ft p @r.r l.as- 5.sa-72S-tf