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State of North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Dec Term, ls49
BENJAMIN Miles, Adm'r. rs. William ]. Edwards, ct ais
Petition to sell Land.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that James
R. Edwards one of the defendants in this not
resident of the State of North Carolina, it is therefore
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made In the
North Carolina STANDARD for the term Of six weeks noti-
fng the said James R. Edwards to appear at our next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, be held tor the
County of Northampton, at the Court House, in the
town of Jackson, on the first Monday in March next,
then and there Plead dcmur to the petition
tn this case the will be taken pro as to
him, and set for hearing &c pGrte.
Witness John B. Odom, Clerk of our said Court, in
the town of Jackson on the first Monday of December,
A. D. ls49 and in the 74th year of independence.
JOHN B. ODOM, Clerk.
price Of Adv. IS 623) 792-6w.
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State of North Carolina, Nash County.

State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term, ls49
Ansel J. Ferrell o. Pleasant L. Ferre John M. Fers,
Margly Ann Ferrel. William B. Ferrel, and William
Crocket Ferrel, heirs at Law of William Ferrell, decd
Petition for Partition.
THIS Petition coming on to be heard, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that Pleasant L.
Fere is nonresident of this State, it is therefore
dered by the Court that advertisement be made in the
North Carolina Standard for six weeks successfully
tfying the said Pleasant L. Fere to be and appear at
the next term of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
to be held for the County Of Nash at the Court House
in Nashville, the second Monday of February next,
then and there to demur to the said Petition
otherwise judgment pro coesso will be granted against
him, and the Petition heard er pa,te as to him.
Witness, Jno. w. Bryant Clerk of our said Court at
office the second Monday in November, A. D. lS49.
JNO. w. BRYANT, C. C. G.
Dec 26th, 1s49. Pr. Adv. $5 62a) 790-6t
State of North Carolina, Franklin County.
Martha D. Winston and Frances G. Winston, against
Jesse Winston, jr. Administrator of Jesse Winston,
Sr and others-Petition for distribuve shares, and
for sale of Slaves.
this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Isaac Winston, Drayton Winston, Bartlett Y.
Chapman and Mary Chipman his wife, William Winston
Willis Winston and James E. Whitfield, defendants in
this case reside beyond the limits of this State it is
therefore by the Court that publication be made
for successive weeks in the North Carolina Standard
paper published in the City of Raleigh, notifying them
appear next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
ons, be held for the said county of Franklin the
Court House, in the town of Louisburg, the second
Monday in March next then and there to plead,
demur to the petition in this case, the will
be taken pro confesso to them and heard parte
Witness Young Patterson, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in the town of Louisburg the second Monday of
December, A. D ls4s, and Of our Independence the
74th year. Y. PATTERSON, C. G. G.
Jan. %, 1850. pr. of adv. $5,e23) 7s4-6w
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Female Classical Intsitute.

Female Classical 10ts1tufe.
AE5Rsaeretsb Street,
RAJ BIG H, ne.
Rev. B. T. BlAKE, Principal -
Y: Mr. W...,;s 1 = 6; c.,, Doy,, a. NJ. Assistants.
Mr.. KARL w. PErERsILIA, Prof. OF Music.
!. Miss MAarHA E. DoUs, Principal Of Prep Dep.
The first Session for 1850, will begin ON Monday the
7th January. .c
TERMS.
Board and Tuition for Session of months, $7O
Music the Piano, the Guitar. 20
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, 10
Painting in Oil Colors, Is
French, 10
Tuition in Preparatory School, Is
Thirty Young Ladies' can be accommodated with board
in the Institute.
The design of the Institute is to furnish to limited
number of Students the of thorough course Of
instruction in the Classics. Being private enterprise
and having nothing sustain it but its ewn merits
has been taken the OF
and Teachers who of acknowledged abilities and long
experience in their several departments
For further particulars address the Principal.
Raleigh, Nov. 26th. 1s49. 7S7-s
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Just Received,
\ Large lot Ladies' Dress Goods, which will be
sold lower than any ever offered in this market
JOHN CREECH
Raleigh, Oct II, ls4s 7ss-
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Negroes for Sale and Hire.

FINDER decretal order of the Court of Equity for
u Chatham County, L shall on the 18th day Of Feb
rnaEy next being Tuesday of the County Court in the
Town of Psborough, offer for Sale several very valuable
Slaves of both sexes, and at the time hire out for
the balance of the year. several of like description
Terms of Sale Cash.
M. @. WADDELL, c. M. E.
Jan. 2S, 1850. 794-St
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from Matthew N. Strickland sometime
hin November ls47, Negro Man CALVIN, aged about
Thirty years. He is very black negro, and about five
feet ten eleven inches high. He has fine white teeth
He had been hired about Raleigh some two years beoe
as he has wife at Mr.. Towles. will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery for his
confinement in Raleigh Jail. BRYAN GREEN,
For M. N. STRICKLAND.
August 20, l649 '. 772-tf
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Wilmington and Raleigh Rafl Road
8Onds
VHE Subscriber is now ready to take up the Bonds of
II the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road, due January
ol0 and 1850. CHARLES l.. HINTON,
Public Treasurer
January IL, 1884, 794-3t.
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John NJ. Sheppard, Jr.
CONFUSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND. Va.
OMcs T. RTowt Shcckos Wsrehoass,
nFtERS his services to sell Tobacco, Wheat, Flour
NIsnd Gem; and respectfully solicis consignments
flcaAoHD. January LIST, 1850. 792-6m.
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Notice

rs hereby xixsu to tlns nszt Of h to the heirs Az. ~
Of the Estate Of Lowell Hsrrson. decd, late oi IN
County, to come forward with their claims ~
said Estate by the third Monday in February ne1 n.,
being the time for holding the Court of Pleas ana
ter sessions for the County of Wake-as am resS S.s
pU to the proper claimants their dfstrlbuu'e
IN said Estate. ..as .5s -.
MICHAEL THOMPSON, Adn11' =
Dec. %, ls49. III
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GEO. WORTHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oxford, N. C..
"ILL attend to all claims entrusted to him in the
w Counties Of Granville, Warren, Franklin, and
Person. =
January O. 1850. 792-6m.
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To the Trade.

To the Trade.
~ L. RURCH will inform the Trade that he con-
". stantly keeps hand large assortment of Tools
Lasts Boot and Shoe Trees, Threa Calf Goat and Lin
singkns and every thing 10 furnish shop out andOut
NAoember 2l. lS49. 1856
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JUST at hand an elegant Stock of
@ftt IADrHS DRBss GOODS
as follows
Chameleon Poult de Sole,
Satin du chene,
Printed and Plain Cashmeres-great variety,
do do Mouslin de LANES,
French Merinos,
Chameleon Lustres,
do Silks,
Brocade, do
Queens Grey, do
Foulard Silks, Alpaca Lustres,
Embroidered Robes, Capes, Collars, Gloves, Mits
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Velvet Trimmings,
Also SWISS Null, Book and Jaconet Muslins,
Muslin Trimmings &c. &c.
HEARTH & LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, Sept Is, 1916. 777-
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Hsat. and Caps.

- l-g.s fs HATS ard Caps.
FRESH supply Of Molsskin, Resver, Me1nS novs
~ and California Hats, together with Men TcH a5u
Fur and Cloth Caps. !. OND zo,-
Raleigh, JANUARY !, 1850. 81 -..s" -3 @ '''
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NOTICE.

0N the first Monday in March next, I will sell for
cash at the Court House door in Fayetteville, the
following tracts of land, much thereof will pay
the due thereon for the year 1s4s and of a
vertisng, viz:
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Raleigh, January 2, 1850.
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forriorl Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
AT HALIFAX.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,

IT" 4
r. FL, : 6I-o o,cIoct p Al
IT. -, Ca,t io,, arrived a, obon, ,
~ ,,',s ire,iri, hr;nring I;,or,noI da,es .,
a. 9c,b ~, Tha sniend,d New york nacle,
~, U1,,inarer Can, Rnrs,av has c,Ilen = nrav
CO., ~ 10 sie..a,,s 80 fro,, tho ,ancr
~ ,t, las, accounts r,snecrinr her noI,ncho
l.. la.. Of l,c.. attended ,be dis,s,ar mr. H.
,;;o,,,,e- s,ied from, I;vp-n,nI far Now VII n,
i,,,a,y Io,h Ssa had 30 cabin and .toor,rrn
,,.sss,,:.,,s ,o,o,Ia. yi,h .be c,n,ain ,nd -.
Of 70 men aud hoys md had n yrry NH rre;.,l,
~ ,gr,,,,s ,iasc,iniious or Gods ,Sbo h,1 81,
uasssa as far a. B,nrkwa,s1 nj; Which i "a.
he coast of Wexford WHOM she s5ruck on. of
,bose d,Dgarous le1oes of rocks winch lie ron
COIL ~, H., o,,,-,nr
Tl1s ocrnr,ed ON rbe ,,oroi,r or ,ho ,ob
o. The ,,c,,,,re,c, ,f ,l,,s ,r,.hs, nor, IF TO
rro,g nj al ,Lo r..a,rr,r ~, -
On. R,r.l., and ,l.,r,o.i7. - bs
ON bo.rd deier,n,reJ o, 10 Lave tho sL, -
there yyas Tho ro.,,,,es, cfsn. f $40;
IN ,b., r,tl,,,,,, ,,,,,r,,,a., 10 RAJ -, S.,,
A,airf of Blackwa,cr R,nk and bora ,yoy ha
fr.. tl,. ,,,,,d ,J .,,L ~, L., r.. -
sb. Afterwards vent IN ,',ec.s ami sad =, ,aIa,,
en- p,rlv ard t,y,i,r, ,t ,b, 49,, H. "a 49,
d.t.lm,ned Ia SEE me las, -. rho Sim mo, n
wafrrv oraye.
Co,,on S,oId b;nhsr Sorcs lac, ,.oaL
- M of winch Inc tr7d, TOOL An GOO h.las
Flour market Inac,,ye and \ shade Iowe~ (,n,n
.,r ,i.,,...,J ~, .. INN, ,ravi,us rr,.os pro,ie;
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GIR. ANES'S CASE.
4 Nfacs.is,isi i'm the Boston I.oc0m0-
tive Works.

IL SION, January II, ists.
NfESSRS. REnDING & co, State street: Genie
w nien,-it III fourteen mon since I
Commence spring blood aud raising biludy
parcd with d>asTeuahie cuu-h aud pain SIDE. Al
lei employ doctors at good stand & wihon avail.
induced 10 Try DR.. sCHEAok'S FULuuNlC SYKUP Of
which took many half dozrr bnitlas, VIII oh /
me greatly Two mouths sinos, however, caught
seventy insprsgch forced /" - up my
business al @eiher This the doctors thought
yer. seii.us case friends considered
danger and h~l aeJed iourne, S,uih. ppauin.
in conversation wi'h your -S-cer, i cir
en-ttuce. he suggested Ia 60 rhliGr and
Dr. sclencs, which dij, ard u.h TO
ipetesi ihe doctor lie held lope- speedy
cure IL to,k me 10 i hunse, where he -ayu -
o bottles Of THIS Sym, uati gathering apr cared my
side, waic npencd aut discharged sieat giauify
ter From thai moment gained rapidly. have
t. Boston where give 10 y"u this tneni, laced
the BEN TT u tins ncdIrne, which God PROV,
deuce, has Restored heath For DR.. Srhcnck
hospitality and unremitias kini,ess mt, efai-
mako better return Tina th,s Ii you publish
tins II mag meet the eye Of others, who >e
suffered all hut dnth cons.np 1a disease.
shlpe haNe described, be Induced to sVaI
OF the virtue and realize the full 5eneht, have
J. L. AMES.
We the undersigned, acquainted with NJ Ane- and
know Iii statement he true, and The signature genuine
REL I'll ilEUGH,
Book keeper Of the Boston Locomotive Works.
ISAIAH TlLSpN,
Machin.st al the Boston i-oeonuiiv Works.
t.. J. EDWARDS.
Machinist I. the Boston locomotive Works.
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Suicide. Mr.. Joseph E. Slickney, of tie firm
Of proan. Lawrence 4 Siickney, Merchant Tai
lors Old State House, commite ed suicide yes
terday By drownng himself in the water near
tue crossing of the Worcester and Providence
kairosdc. Mr. Stckney returned in the En-
pie Ciy from ChagreS, having been absent IN
California abou year, whore he had been sue
cessiul IN has operations. !, seems that he left
lis home at an early hour yesterday morning,
siaung 10 MS wife that he was gong to the store
for the purpo-e OF writing letter, which he said
!; important for aim Ia attend 10 at an early
hour; ins-ead Of doing which he proceeded from
his residence out on Inc Providence Railroad,
and on arriving on the bridge, took oif his over
coat placed II under tie timbers, plunged him
self INTO the bay, ana was drowned.
Boston Alas l2h
Mr. S;ickHey was q native of Berlin, Vt.
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Should Remember INT nr Bu hans Hung 1llsam OF
ldie, 1.-THE Gfea Ensh Remedy the elegant and
perfect medicine cOmpou"ccd aud that the
most equal ard saiuafy ali Of the
Ii - oFtAIr IL is not AsTEINGENT. II is
pallatvetnIend,d merely and the patient
with dclosive hopes. It's PERFECT REMEDY-cnm
posed chiefly oil Hungarian Gum, of remarkably healing
IavI-orans power arG peculiarly adapted the huIuir
system in disog nihsd aud Cursumrtire Remem
hei this, ana Beware If MERE PALLIATiNES.
DAVID F. BRADLECS SON, l30 Washington street
Bosio Agents fo the United suites, BRUSH Prov
.nc->. American price, one D'llar per bnttie.
AGENIS-Ionipe.er, Sllyin X Con>: Barr, A.
Thomas: Washington, TLuiber & Bowlcs Ch-l>ea.
i. Bacon: Cufihh, J. Cook : L. Corinth, n. Blake
Nc"hurs. 7 n II. k.yes: Bradford. C. & II. Prchsrd
Nofihhet, H. H. Camp aud by dealers dieue saner
ally Throw. Loat New EnsLand.
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Delay danserous-negiect that cold anu ecush re"
weeks and ts hope Of will be lost 10 you forever
Let peeuniary deter you IRON trying
10 your le aud health while there ~ chance Gen.
annually sweeping of Thousands TO the tomb
has bed the skill OF physicians like II; no hy
tlcin, perhaps, done for this class of sunes
ing humanity IT, Wi.tar. IA ounce OF preventive
ia pound If ~ therefore before your lungs
become uoersts, AID diseased that save
you early grave, try feason Try ut once medi-
xhich tuhne value to n Islands
obtain Of Mis,ars Bsam Of Wild q cry take IL.
Col tsseT In usns until ,ou have
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Correction.

DEAR slR.-ln the statement in your paper Of
the votes In the lale Congenton on the amend
nents belore 1t, there are some errots which I!
suppose have escaped your nolice-on at least,
of sunc Consequence. On tie aIt.cle submit
ting 'uture amendment, to the people Instead Of
a convention. perceive the vote Is stated to be,
Yeas -, Nays l53, when, as | am informed, it
was Yeas 49, Nays I5}.
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Mr. Clingman, IN his speech the other day,
faid hundred Thousand dollars wosh of slaves
ran away from the S ate ol Delaware every year.
One Of the United Sat Senators from Della
ware says half of the SUN mentioned would be
sufficient 10 purchase all the slaves in the State.
IL The Democratic State Convention OF
OHIO voted down the " ilmot proviso, and threw
overheard all the candidates for Governor pro
posed 10 them, who were suspected Of at all IA
vorng the Free Soilers, and has given the nom
in4ion to Judge Wood, who refused TO answer
the questions proposed by the Free Soil commit
tee.
The .uysie,y Rerealed A Hunker hands us
the following:
"Thc mysterious knockings at Rochester are
at length ascertnned to be caused by the de-
parted splrls OF the Free SoIieis rappug on the
Buiialo Platform -Rochesier ,1rer.
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tflnrriaocs.

In Oraueo Jsnua, a9h, BY Elder H. F. Hickey, Christie
rhoT u Pane, of Ofan.e Miss Sally j. Wills al Tops
BAN.
In Worcester n.ser 4h, by Elder N. P. Ladd, Mr..
LoTa Hail away OF oodhu and Miss judith Siley OF
Noceste,.
In Chef ca January a6 h. by Lewis Barnes, Esq Nh.
phcn Lew OF tli.s Mss Mary Dewey.
In Kowisy, Mass. 9Th of December last, by Rev MI
Pike Mr. Moses Danos Of Row aud Miss Julia Ewell OF
Walden, vi.
In Worcester, jan 9Th, by Hoatio Tempeto,, Esq Mr.
Nathan Smith oil Woodbury. and Miss Abigail W. Siey oil
Worcester.
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SEYATF.-A debste srrang up 10 day on the
rigit OF petition on the petition iron Pennsylya
na, rr,sente- by Mr.. HE, TOR dissolution OF
TIE Uniun.
The vote was then taken, and there we're 3 FIR
the reception aua 50 against 1t. Tne yeas were
Me>>rs. Chase, fiaie, and Seward.
I'He spceiIl order Of TIE day, the consilera-
ton OF tn compromise resolves of MIR Clay,was
taen taAen Up. Ar. BeIrien spoke al length, End
urged Cong ess to legIsiate for the Territories,
anu tae North t. Withdraw the slavery prohibi-
ton.
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4finrhris.
Cambridge Cattle Ns:,rIsc., Feb. G

Reported orile Boston Day iii.-i.
At Market Az Clulc about 3)a icrves, aud II stores
Consisting OF Working Oxen Cows mud Calves Warnings
Two Years oid and Three Yeir- uld.
Trice,--Maik.i Beei-txim SOS per ewi IT. quality
$3.50, pa quality -, 81 quliiiy l,!5 ordinar S.
Siof-s- urting Oxen 500 -, = 4 -.
Cow and Calves SI7, -, p 30
NeHiliags, s. 10.
Two N.ais Ola, 10. -, Is 4 20.
Thee Nelrs Oh, si2, Is, % 2i
Sheep agd Lambs, 1881 Market
fRIcEs-Bxira 81, as -. By Lot-Sl 80. -, SO
1913.
Swinc-4 s.; retail ) n 6.
Remtrks-fhe Maker about the same as lisi weeks.
90 Cans came TIE Fncahurgh L ,ltoad and &C eve
the Boston Lowe Railroad, loaded with CATH, sheep
and swine
Number fnm each 81 tic
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Dr. n hiss for may special sitonon TO tie
manufacture and setting of Artificial Teeth and has hs
employ persons Of the highest skl IN the different process
of tins difficult art aud he allows ~Os OF
his establishment, that every respect Of the very
highest chGrGcteT-whoc and half sets Of teeth EaJor
y the HePle er srMqsFHEKIc FtLsuEE-stout
heary gold plates only used while lions OF teeth
OF every possible share and cnlor enab him TO seec
such exactly adapted 10 the particular necessities Of
each With ihete great and obvou, dVaEtases and
the experience Of large and long continued practice, Dr. X
wakes Of Teeth tie prees that se
hare them made for in the turn 1iags here try
rd that may have, at the ehtpts rqtes, the
gtct STRIFE york and the small of VISIT 10
New York will b. than repaid by the perfect certainty
having Teeth made that shall faly sar ne highest
earr practice md the expert
deri,ed om field OF observations secures
fiction ia ihem1nusctuIe aainase rs tose no make
only few set in year.
Or. kimsaII the of that Large class
The community circumstances hitherto prevent
siiins Themselves of the services Of the
accomplished operators and will give 10 persons Of
the l0u prce the eorort and ID
want ee ola s,Ie which hitherto asaiua-
bic only bv those who could afford pay the hest prices.
M E ,rork Is indeed resip irerti which all cannot
pay. satisfactory ground OF eouhience refer
ability of DIR kin5al fulfil condi
found in governing principle OF bis
business, which is that whenever piece Of rsrk faish
aid placed the mouth tie paeHt fSig sotd
iil It n ecer particular as regards stren appear aIee,
color, ding else pertaining 70 At, he at perfect lib
ertJ decline taking The whole risk OF making perfect
aud satisfactory operation DR. prefers hiussif
needul for the preparation ct the month,
satisfactory informs ANY Kind relat the sub
lee: previously to hav,ns Teeth made by address
sing nr. knhail place Of business NJ ;2 Broad
way, New York
Refers
Ilr. VALENTINE MOTT. Prof. Srrrrry.
Dr.. GRAN WILLIE SHARPE PAIII>ON, Fret.
ANATOMY, ofthe University OF As~ YORK
New York, Nov. I6 1919. si.A