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Cabinet MAKING, &c.

The subscriber respectfully announces to
the public that. ho carries on the Cabinet ma
Ming Business mall its various branches; aud
sssis5fes by nntirng industry ard attention TO
hssnessto merit a share Of the patronage uf
riends and the public.
He will Keep constantly on
4 4 Fancy and Plain marble top Dress.
ibsa Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and {Mnhoga-
Vardtobes, high and low post curled
maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Disans, Centre
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description.
pgany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, do.
335ssston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
s,andle stands, SIC. &c. Also, Cotton, mat
tfasses, which they willssell low for Cash or
gspa paper.
s 5sSsgli-F JRNITURE MADE and REPAIR
Dat the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Coffins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortmen t oil
d.steads, Sitting and n ursing Chairs.
sesS .ss'if f7!st{f'iT). s. SAR(sENT s
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A CARD.

siie subscriber, having taken, the corner
store, knos,n rs MsL Leansl would. most
full ,acqnaint his old Friends, and
a sublfe at large, that hewill at 8aI times
sfako pleasure to accommodate them, in Gut
fisl;ssSand Making up Garments, 1.-The most
sff' rs bionolle sand substantial manner.
Iesgili keep constantly on hand a fresh
Bad sasonable assortment, of onttitiing, OF
stost ond most approved Fashions, an
sli,ic, sb, punctuasity and his desire 10 please
10 merit a continuance OF their PATRON
and eonfidenee, IS
II. j. WYNN
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Charleston to New York,

THE GREAT MAI. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at The foot OF Lau-
rens-st. daily at g. p. IN after the arrival OF
the Southern cars, vim WILMINGTON and
WELDON, ". G.. C.PETERSBURG, RICH.
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BATE
MORE, sPHlEADEEpfIIA. aud N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
The steamers of this iinc, from Charleston 10
Wilmington, are in first raie condition, and
are nayigated by weliknown and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety aud dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will be continued on aud
alter The first oi Oct. lSi9, as permanent ar.
rangement from Charleston 10 New York
Messengers availing themselves thereof, viii
have the optiOn either tocontInue without
delay through the route or Otherwise to stop
Mt any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit their conyc.
nence. By this route travellers may reach
New York on the third day during husiness
honrs, Baggage will be ticketed on board
the Steamer 70 Weldon, as likewise on tho
change OF cars, at the interDadiate points
from thence TO N. York. Through Tickets
SEQ each, can aionesbe had from Il, WINS.
Low, Agent ofthe Wilmington and Raleigh
Il. X. Company, at tlle Office dftile Company
foot OF Lanrens-street, to whom please apply,
For otherini0rmation inquire oi
T. g. ID UHCAN,
Atthe AmeficanIf Hotel, Charleston S. C..
Mayo 40 ly
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE,
HN C4HAEeLEsTOn 8. C.,

HN CHARLESTON, 8. C.
The subscriber is now receiving one of The
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has over been offered to the
friends and customers Of 253 KING STREET.
He has, during the past Summer, made en-
tensive additions and alterations to his rooms,
and is nc.E prepared to show in his retail de-
partnent. most splendid assortment of
Rich Fabrics for LIZ dies Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Cashmeres, Mus
lin D'I.aincs, Aipacas, Satin Du Chimes, EN-
brodered Orleans Cloth, Plain Merinos, En-
hroidcred zCasllmercs, Chameleon Lus,res,
Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c. @
HIN tlac Sfl;lii DcDarsnsrsat,
He is prepared 10 Offer every variety of
Long aud square SHAWLS, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Embrod-
cred Canton Grape do, Cash:nerc aud Brochc
do. EEf 1
great variety OF Rich Black and CoIored
.Silkand Satin MANTIII.AS, YISETTES,
and SACKS,
Alarge stock OF Linens and Linen Goods,
Marsciiles Quilts, Fringes, niunities 8 >SSnr.
,d.Yg Idf.iYgp,, IS. S. IF. :.
Every ganety3of HOSIERY.
ALSO,
Il Goods for Gentlemen's Wear. such as
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vcstings, Cravats,
&c, &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one Of the most complete assortment 10
be found in Charleston OF
Rinmltcts, HersGys, SnttiMctts,
Jeans, DOincSiics, a.. 81.
lie confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city Ia his stock, rs one OF the
LARGESTlN TIiESOUT CoUN.
TRY.
II is his intention TO embrace in his stock
every article of Dry Goods that may he new
or desirable. SO that purchasers can ALWAYS
DC supplied with the newest aud best Styles
of Goods in the market, and a. the LOWEST
POSSIBLE Prices.
n. B. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers to Merchants and others complete
assortment Of all the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention OF cash buyers to
his stock and prices
w. G. BANCROFT
213 King street. Charleston, S. c,
Aug 25 Al II
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New g Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE 4. HYDE.

:. :
successor TO HOUSTON & HYDE, s3tkrNG ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
II. Respectfully invites the attention
of his friends and the public to his large as
sort'nent Of Fashionable and Elegant Cloih-
ing now OH hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, TO which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Manuiactory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
On the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
lectons and, enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. He is now oit.cring this stock,
(Which is not exccllcd for RARELY sfyle, bcdu-
y, and durability OF workmanship in the
Union, nj such prices as To make il an induce.
nent for purchasing 10 call before making
Their selections. A superior assortment OF
Fine Shirts, Collars, Crayats, Canes, &c. &c
constantly OH hand
With attentive and obliging statesmen,
gentlemen can dnpend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit we'll and give satisfaction in
every respect.
!, lT Mr., JOINT DARnY, long known in the
cio:hing line is now at this estabIishnien,,
wh,re he would be happy to see aud serve
his friends
g,.s GEO. a. HYDE,
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA,
E4AtEEL HSK q NlH hESAWlS

sI.s LIN Ri LID SIs HAs DtA v bS,
Would respectfully announce, that he has
now in charge the above reN located Hotel,
conyenientto the most business part of the
Town, for travellers; directly on all streets
passing throngl--and now undergoing thor
ough repairs. He earnestly sclcits u call
from his friends and the public generally--ior
he feels confident that they cannot be- other
wise than pleased, as no pains will Le spared
TO make all comfortable, ~, ,7s51sfT q s.
"a variety dt'fhe hest Liquors can ba had at
the Bar, ercept on Sundays, Goadard's old
1908 Brandy and other fine liquors in bottles:
the most faeUfilc brands Of Champagncs; iie
choicest brands ofSegarsamd Tobacco; Scotch
Ale in pints; SopA WATER and ICE viii be
kept constantly on hand during the summer
season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and
always plenty OF corn, oats and fodder, and
attensive hostlers.
He is agent for the Northern Line Of Sta.
ges
N. B,-Omnibnses run regularly to and
from the Rail Road Depot ior passengers,
who can also be accc annotated with car.
riage, buggy or horse TO go into the country.
Camden, May I'd, lSi9 al If
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at D d fond d Springs
aS aT2 ss a 81. .Eaa

1 ltk oa5 sEDl Itlle}sLssMI k9EIllSS
OR S. AL Es.
lsfs sftal s 10 M liEsSR RESIDENCE.
he Subscriber offers Ills ,ractol land at
! s!tsrd Springs consisting in all of 206
eges situated inn Nortl, Easierly direction
from the Institute on The public road leading
8fr,sn.the Swimming PeEs to Camden, adjoin-
tho lands Of the Institute andlMr.F. Brit.
Qnthe promises are several very bold
ssnl pfier, calYbrRtc and excellent
So king water sprpgsl and from it's COM
ling position would form an eligible site
isf5a hotel, as well as private residence.--
3 q sainbritY fits climate is loo we'll known
i9saeed comment. And the land for planting
~ good if.not superior tn majority around
Iso---T he adjoining tract 105 acres, on
lsfeh Is aWelling house and out buildings.
sfl ersas Low. For further particulars enquire
81 e. RI.ORME. a
or Of BROWN, LEE 81 co.
SSsmteryille Aug, Is, lS49. 42 tf
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E.Il Cd D.TrO on GINS

tlankf III for psst faVoufs, The Bubscrihor.
~ to inforni the public that he still
assiurartnres COTTON GINS st l,is1 llsss.
Stal;sb bnefit in Siatcsburg en- the most i'm
Iproset plan, of the niost sim.
csistst raeiion OF the finest lipish and Of
ID pSsst Inateriais, 70 wit. &tesi Sa,ps ard
32f IDS cass hardened, in which he
i3selt for tstb dollars per saw. lie also
0Id Gins, and puts them in com.
sTtier at& the shortest noticss "A ii or.
sisl2Fs sor sssts viii be peonnply and punctl-
slgS3ssienaed to-. E
WILLIAM ELLISON. IS
tcbiifg, s., O. llprilIi ls49. 2e& ii
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HardWareI HardWareII

y = 49, N&s q - " QA
The subscribers keep constantly on hand
~ complete assortment of Locks Hinges,
Screws, ,lAnrils,n Yires, u Hnmmers.s Spades,
ssoyels, Scy,hes, Aiill-saws, Mill Imns. Files,
itasps, ChiRels. Augurs, Bench aud Moulding
planes, Pois, Kettles, Bolting Cloths, BarIron,
Hoop Iron, aud Cast Steel in, ,Barsand Sheets.
which they wlj sell at the lowest market
prices. ~ ,.s.ss
EIGfJED
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JAMES S. ROBERTS,

W A1-Ah~ NJ sASS1S1~sAA Ii NJ
Would respectfully acquaint his friends and
the Public generally, that he has now in
STORE his FALL STOCK, consisting in
part Of
Gents. extra fine Calf Pump Dress Boots,
from the most celebrated Philadelphia
Manufacturers;
Gents. Plain sawed and peggcd Boots, some
very low priced:
Gents. Congress Caters, Patent Leather.
Oxford and Monterey Ties, (snperior);
ladies' white and Black, K,d and Satin Slip
perS;
Ladies' Black Bronze, Blue and light colored
Caters;
Ladies Morocco, Kid and Calf walking Shoes,
of different styles;
Misses and Chldrens Cater Boots, Morocco
and Seal, dress and School Shoes.
51ss #EsEs,s 81 ------ a I.SO ------ II II
Black and llussctt Brognns ofvarious quail
lnrgc supply Of House Servants Shoes, both
Men aud Women, some at very low pri-
ces;
Besides the above he has an extensive variety
of Iron a,ld Wood frame Travelling and
Hair Trunks, Falisscs, Carpet Bags &c
The stock embraces rs large 4 variety OF
fashionable Boots and Shoes, az can be found
in any similar establishment in tho county,
full description of which would be alto
gether beyond the limits OF n newspaper ad- :
vertisement. They wero carefully selected
by myself, and vii, be offered at a very small,
advance on first cost. ags
233 King Street, opposite Hasoll
Charleston S. O., Nov. Ii, l8t9. q III
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Steele's Fashionable
EH "a M' s ,H Cd Ng. ES J

sr.s hatFtA; FL - H aD Nk ka q
Call where you can he suited to Fasiio,ia-
hc Beaver, Moleskin, Sir or Nutria Hit
Gentlemen not visiting the city can have IA
line Hat sent to themthrough their ncighbors
or Factors by sending correct measure OF
their head ininchas. and stating what shape
they wish. =, sss. s'
Capss Caps!!
Gents, Youths and Chldren's fine Co,l,
Caps well made and warranted. .oi The follow.
ing namcs::sAip;eJ Polar, 0ttigon travelling,
fishing, and numerous others.
Fancy HsiaaS ;apatR Gaps,
Fancy Dfah, and White Beaver Hats for
Children trimmed with pink, blue, irah. and
Cherry ribbons, very rich Also, Infan,s Blue
Black, Purple and Green Silk velvet, Gaps.
st Plantation 4Usats .aild C;sra,
Wool Hats fine, super fine' Water prroi
and co;irse----anls Caps Of any price. Call
and patronizc a YonGg Caro,iniar.
WAITER STEELE.
% King, opposite Haseil Street,
Nov. % 1919 81 I'll
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are a1t hori izsii to Announce Msjo
IsA IIsAissIo, D, 4 as candidate for
III at the ensuing election. s ,5.l IS.
SSSs 8 ,,ri|E ESlslli, 1913 :g6
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Plain Black Gro de Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and Plaidcl tic, Rich Chamelion lBrocades,
Rich Chnnieli.,n Glace's, Rich Chaimclion
Satin dll Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Alrnrue,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cold Marcilines, Flouiin-i
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GASTgNaHIgEIS.

Double and single width Scotch, English
German aud French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Casllmeres, Paramettas, Madalias
&c. Plain Mode Cord Alpaceas, Sati1
Stripe do, Black do, aud Eiack Bptnbaziress.
in great variety and at, all PRICES Il
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Da: 8. r TowSafsp-i verify i.stsSe ynsir ssTxss q
psrilia has been tho naans tpngh II fses.
bad Cough: u became ssorsc and worse Al last ii
raised inrgc anartises Of Blood had night swsats,
aui was greatly daSiiitatei and TsdtiSsd aft di8y
pariila abort time, and there has q wonderful
change been wrought 10 ne. 8 1 am now labIo Co
cough has len Pm caa ELI i,nagiaas tliat III
am thankful for these resilts. FotifS shiedasr,s
servant. w ". RpssEL. s. cathe tinss,. S
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81
I1ssynss5ass.

81 ssEe authorised to
AT lSl u g Dir Gti no NJ lssti
late for the Office ef Sheriff of Sum
f;ei /, at next elect ion, *
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To the Afflicted. Ha SIiMs's Compound
Syrup of NapIha.

rs now being used in nearly all hospitals and is
also coming in rapid among our hest physicians,
for coughs colds and all diseases OF the lungs II has
been recommended in the worst state OF consumption
BY the celebrated physician Doctor Mott, New York;
and Dr. Arnold Of Savannah Geo., writing to the agent
at New York, under date Of Jan. 80, lSIs "Ireceiv
ed the half-dozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from and convinced that Naphtha is the princ
pal ingredient Enclosed is twenty dollars, for
which you will send me two dozen and half bottles
more. have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be beneftted-by il,
SAVANNAH Feb. 9th. lS4S.
Mr.. ". A. F. HARRISON:
Dear Sir-At the suggestion Of Dr. Arnold, the ply
sician Of the Hospital of which of the
wonId like to supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The DOctor ordered some days since, some
tor the of the Hospital. Should you deem proper
to send the article liberal terms forward the
sale oi it in our city. Yours truly,
J. TURNER & BROS.
None genuine without the HTitten SiRgnatIre Of NJ
A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dollars
The usual allowance TO the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pesrnd & Johnson,
aud Williams, Haywood, g. Co Raleigh NC.
Nov. IL, 1913. 732-Iy.
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200 DOLLARS REWARD.

DROKE Jail, in Sampson County, North Carolina, on
Othe night of the l4h instant two prisoners, JOHN
p. WILLIAMS, and NEEDHAM STEVENS, charged
with negro-steaiing Williams had been convicted and
awaited the sentence of the Court, and Stevens
awaiting his trial.
Williams is about 35 40 years of age, feet
ches high, thick we'll set frame, weighs about l4O lbs
mouth large and lips little pouting eyes dark, eyebrows
dark and heavy low square forehead dark hair down.
cast sury look, mping pccularysin his right foot
with the toe turned in.
Stevens is about 40 years of age, feet high up
wards large muscular frame, weighs abeu I75 lbs mouth
rather large lips thick good teet blue eyes, high reced
ing forehead, hair thin and somewhat light originally,
now little grey, fair skin, and fond of joking
will give hundred dollars their apprehension
and confinement in any Jail in the United States that
get them again. hundred dollars for one of them
A. B. Chestnut,
Sheriff of Sampson.
Clinton, juno l6, lS49. 764-2m.
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.LnnK. -nIIT FOE. BARGAINS !!

ISL yarasgli $50 Il k.E1PRE$Ss 81 ayIfysas1 = =
Another supply of Mexican and California
#ss gaf For Men and Boys. s5'1 s'sial' ~ q
TUST at hand from New York. complete assortment
Of Mrcd,s and California Hats for Men and Boys:
Also superior lot of Leghorn, Pd'aAna BcGrer q
MoLeskin Hats of the latest fashins. =. Fsi
Splendid Blue, Blk and Invisable Green COINS,
Drap de'Ete and Alpaca Coatfngs, f.
Super French Cassiners and Driitings, - s..s-
Silk and Versailles Vestings,
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkfs,
Beautiful Silk and Linen Barages,
Silk Tissues and GRENADINES, af
Extra Rich French Musins and Lawns,
Linen Lustre's, & Elegant small figured Callcoes'
Splendid Hermann Silk and Barege Shawls and Scaris,
Super Swiss and Jackonet Musin's,
Bishop Lawns and Saccarilla Cambk,
Irish Linen and Long Lawn, e-
Rich Frnges of every shade, e t5sl rEia "s
Linen, Thread and Cambk.. Handkfs, @ 10
Ladies Fine Slippers Caters and Shoes, 'at .a
Silk Umbrellas and Parasos. ans ,1a9 90 52a1l -
s.. - :. = .,-,.-..5,. t. f. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, 4th July, ls49. .za ags 765--'#
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OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA

"ISHING to move to one of the above countries
w offer for sale that well known stand where now
reside, known Rogers Winn's X Roads, 10 miles
Northwest Raleigh containing about $50 acres OF Land
Two thirds still in forest There it comfortable
Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House,
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop, Post Office room and
other necessary houses good water and is among
the handsomest situations in the county, high, healthy,
and desirable place live at, and doubt but as
good country stand as any.
also offer my plantation track miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek, containing 5l2
about 400 acres bottom Land and about half of the
still in forest about half of the bottom Land heavi
y timbcred the balance well nclosed. This tract lying
in the bend of the River, is truly rich and valuable ord
nary houses, good water.
Persons wishing settle themselves permanently in
this country will do well my lands before purchas-
ing elsewhere determined to leave this country,
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake. Come and
see, if you want bargain
ROBERT n. JEFFREYS.
Wake n. c., Feb. Is, ls49. 749-tch.
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Ctate of North Carolina

State of North CarOIina-FRANKlIN CorN-
Orr-In Equity-Spring Term ls49. ....s
st Bill for account and Settlement.
Joseph p Timberlake, William H. Joyner and wife, and.
others.-Agdina
Samuel Hariss Executor of Drury Jones' and Jeremia
Jones, Martha Jones, Lucy Jones, Eliza Jones, William
D. Jones and - Hawkins and his wife Ann Haw-
kns
The Bill insists that the Defendants jeremiah Jones
Martha Jones, Lucy Jones' Eliza Jones, William D. Jones,
and Ann Hawkins, wife of--Hawkns, who the
Children of Samuel JONES' brother of the Tesator,
Drury Jones, not entitled to any legacy under the
Will of the said Testator and prays for account and
settlement to the exclusion of the said Defendants and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that jeremiah
Jones' Martha Jones, Lucy Jones' Eliza jones' William
D. Jones, and Ann Hawkins and her husband -
Hawkins nonresdents of the State, publication is
therefore ordered in the Raleigh Register and n c. STAN
dard for six successive weeks commanding the said de-
fcndamts personally appear the Term of the
Court Of Equity to be held for the said County of Frank
lin at the Court House in Louisburg, the I'd Monday
after the 18th Monday in September plead
&C. otherwise the will be set for hearing, and
judgment entered pro CON tesso, as to them.
Witness, Thos X. Thomas Clerk and Master for said
County, at Office of Louisburg, the 9TH day of July,
ID. ls49. .THOS. X. THOMAS, C. NJ E.
July 18th, ls49. pr. adv. S. 767-6w.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RAIETG6, M. g.

RATBTGH, M. G.
! A COMPANY with the above title having been
Acharered at the last session of the Legislature oi
this State, and the provision required in said charter
(vz appcation for insurance for $50 00O) having been
fully met, the Company has been organized by the aP-
poihtment of the following Ocers and is Issuing Poll
cies, viz:
Dr.. Chas. E. Johnson, President, XII
William d. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secl etaIy, p
William H. Jones, Treasurer. -...
DIR. VIM H. Mckee, Medical Examiner,
Henry w. Miller, Attorney,
DR.. Chas E. Johnson, } M..;.., D., Il
Dr. Wn; H. Mckee, Consultation.
J. Rersman, General Agent.
This Company has received the most liberal charter
that has been granted to any Company Of similar
character in any State in the Union The 9th Section
of the Act Of incorporation provides that the Husband
may Insure his own Life, for the sole and benefit
of his Wife Children and in OF the death OF the
Husband the amount thus insured shall be paid
the Wife Children, their Guardian, if under age,
for her their use free from all the claims Of the
Of the Husband of his creditors "
This provision needs comment.
Slaves and this being almost half the wealth Of the
people of this State, large business is reasonably anti
cpated.
Any information respecting the principles ofthe Com
pany will be furnished by the Secretary any of its
officers. JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary.
Raleigh, April 9, ls49. 75S-
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OLD ARRANGEMENT.

FTNHE Subscribers most respectfully inform their
i toners and the public generally, that they too for.
the purpose of reducing their Stock and making
for Fall supply will sell reduced prices for cash.
We have also obtained the services of THOMAS and
Isaac, r. R. R. R. Cutters who spent seven years
each in the City of Baltimore where they graduated
artists the first water have been living for the twelve
in this City, in of the respectable hous
es, and highly recommend themselves ability in
their profession, and in point of moral character they
are some punkins." They have always lived in the
North State, visit the North twice year. and try find
out by reading the papers, not only what is done in
France but also in Hungary and have wound up dis
kirering that the Dutch have taken Holland.
OLIVER & PROCTER.
July l9, Is49. 76s-
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TNHE health of thousands has been restored by this
i medicine when all other remedies have failed.
entrelya vegetable preparation, and may be taken
by any with perfect safety to the most delicate con-
stuton Its operations not simply to suspend the di-
for time, but to purify the system and restore 1t
to sound and perfect health 1t prepared by regu-
lar physician and is the result of extensive practice OF
several years ii: a bilious climate.
Numerous certificates, from of the highest res
pectabiity estying to the great efficacy of this medi
cine be application to the undersigned Also
small treatise the causes treatment and of Fe
and Ague and other diseases of bilious characters
much valuable information, may be had gratis
of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
Agent, for Raleigh and vicinity.
s. J. HINsDALE. Druggist Agt. for Fayetteville, &c
Raleigh, July ls49. . 765-6m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
July l9, ls49.
NOTICE.

NILL be sold for cash, at the Court House door in
w the Town of Jackson on Monday, the Ord day of
September, Is49 that being Court day. the following
tract of Land much thereof will be sufficient
to satisfy the taxes due the same and the of this
advertisement for the years Is45-'6I7 and g: .g
Mason Daniels heirs due for the year 1s45 $50 acres
value $500, at "a c. 500 vaua: double taxi living
on the waters of Wheelers Mill Swamp, 5000
Do. do. ls46, double tax, 1920
Do. do. lS47, single tax, 500
Do: do. Is4S, 273 cts double tax a22
$s3,s2
Jackson, Northampton County, 9.
July 16, ls49. -
H. sPIVEY, Shf:
Q'rice of adv. $3). 75s-ts.