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oPFEu 10 draIers on very avora& terms:
| bIi ANNEIS-of yariOus grIrfs anu colors
TwEEuS-IIeavy. medium and light. assorted colors
nj aSKFTS-Medium and heavy, blue, scarlet AMI .reen
mr hrcs are warranted and invite examination oy
III interested In Virginia manufactures
~ Cash paid for WOOL" ,,,, , ,,,,u, TOY .gen,
Nov. lift w VI. u. i,H'l'.. -. w, 80
MARBLE YARD. ~ n..,.r
rorrN u0CERS 9Th Street, Main Richmond, o. p ~
~ rsx,isn Italian AMI American Marble Monuments, t rIs
W snne. Me-, uleces OF every description wall fae' '"
in Carving executed the neatesi manner
Orders from the country with city reference Of ,h largest
New City and having much a s live i've
BUSINESS aare himself that all work executed a Hin ~, cs
90, r,on 40 anv North ar South '"'
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
HAVE euployet Mr. Fox Yorktown Va who was eoucs
TAD a, William and Mary sons Iwoo or ee ooys
can oct hoard in the family Capt Charles Thompson TWO miles
nom nv house shoot Will b; limited TO eight o,r.,Sp
BrveriaIn, Oct l9--cu Ia ro-''a'.1'
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II.yoyEu ACADEMY,

TIME exercises will the 18Th OF NO.
vembcr 1850 and until the last Of Jny eol >sees
AIRY have shortened the All subsequent ones
will he ten months beginning the Isl OF ocsoo
n,s ran 6nJ Tayosyle Depot the kc
mon and Fred only and half miles from int
Academy. -, - ..;n, n .ob, and a half
TgRMBsFor and tuition session oi eeh an" '
months $40, one hall payable IN alyince :, co,pu.S AZ
IT,. rss, of the subscriber is Tayorsvile Hanover Va
.Onr
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- To iea: .,, J., h.r.by
l. Justice oi the Peace for the - m an a,rstinc
tl, whose above subscribed d az anil
witness personally appeared before me IN my ars subscribed
ner,s, 10 the above letter Attorney seknoweas WV
lie presence of the said Witness their ac e;eheen hun
Witness my hand ana seal 'hs - (sgAI"l
-.
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EnWIN WORTHAM q CO..
l,rrRS And GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at
oil stand Of wortiam McGruder Co attend particular,
re any oss by FIRE Grain oonssaed 10 ihem ~ the
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
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REQUIsITIONs VA. CENTRAL LILY Railroad
for the extension OF 'r Ns ~ nav into the
Bank Of Valley addition 10 TO me se amounting
~ r share he sm OF s. per share the n "a! IN hs
sio her share IN hr day OF November ana 70 P'' W
fns da! o. Ds e,,n 80 " J. GARRETT, secretary.
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VALUABLE PKiv.,TE: NV Filling AaDyA
ONT LOrS nN MAYO 81 EnR SaI y AZ AIlTlnS %
SALE OF VALUAULE NEGNOES

IN TUESDAY, the 81 December, the Will sell
~ cash. public auction, the OF fredericksburg AT tr
United Safes Hotel twcntys valuable Negroes OF them four
Men, whom Blacksmith and good
Wagner and Carriage Driver Wle and old
i superior Cook; the remainder Children.
My. III
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IL NE yENTION. ,;.h
e \, members failed to give the post Office 10 ~hch
M he documents intended Tor IN m sent ID al su
,scs shall forward them the Court Houses OF nei'
counties II wITITTIE Secretary.
My IS-cn - -.
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him to address ths eesiDg. Mr. Dobbin readily re.d
sponde to the CALI andin able and eloquent address,
The committees having returned. reported through !
their chairman, r. E. Troy. Esq the following resou-
tions which were unanimously adopted:
Resoloed. That Notwithstanding the agitation Of SUD
ects throughout the whole country, calculated to raise
the minds Of friends Of the Union the most anxious
and serious reflections, still have that confidence 10
the patriotism and lberality Of our
which induces us to hope that the ewfui ct'ss' VII"
which our country is threatened. may be avetteo'
Resolued That we believe that the dissolution OF me
Union of these States is augh with the most
consequences and will in way relieve us OF annoy
ances and inconveniences to which we are subjected
from the misguided and unpatrIotic conduct OF some no'
thern fanatics. ~
Resolued, That we believe that if the Union 10 dis.
solved no human power prevent the ota! anniha-
ton of this Republic and the utter extinction OF the
principles of liberty and equal rights throughout the
world.
Resolved That though entertain those sentiment.
Of regard and attachment towards fellow citizens OF
the northern States yet cannot consent to
of principles quietly submit to an encroachment
upon our rights.
Resolved That approve of the proposition to hold
Southern Rights Convention as the best means Of unit
ing upon those measures and presenting to the people
of the United States those views of the peculiar inter-
of The South which will lead to such mutual con-
cessons and to such feelings Of kindness and conc'iia'
ton in every portion Of the Republic. as will insure the
perpetnty of our country and her institutions.
Res0lued, That the chairman appoint nifty oeiegates
to the Convention to be held at Wilmington on the "a
Monday in March.
Under the 9th resolution the following persons were
appointed delegates:
John Gichrist, M Purcell. Dr. A D Mclean. M Me;
Bryde, A H Cur,ie, A Smith, h Mcmillan, Coi
McNeili, J McCalum, Dr. Neill McNar. VIM Nc.
Kay, w McNcili, Blount, T Pope, B Gregory,
J w Powell, H Ptman. J Rowland; E Ashley,
DR. McQncen. Dr. M E McNeill, Seay, T Britt, X
S French, w McNeill, DR. Afford. Jacob Afford,
w Afford. N A Mclean. r Troy, M MeNair. Dr.
A D McNsir. Alex Mclean. S Cobb. Moore. M
Hartman. T Harrington. McNeill, Col McMil-
Jr.. H Ellis, DR. Rhodes, w Thompson, sen
Maj A Watson. P McEachn, w Thompson, A Nc.
MILAN, and Bcthune.
On motion the chairman added to the list Of dele
gates.
On motion of R. F.. Troy, Esq. it was resolved that
the proceedings of this meeting be published in the
Fayetteville and Wilmington papers.
! On motion of Col Thos Waddll, it was resolved
that copy of the proceedings be sent to our Represen
tatives in Congress T. A. NORMENT, Chm.
}e": k' s. F.Rsca. =, Rsra.'0'} }see'*'o''<'
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Brilliant Lotteries for March, 1856
Sen on your orders early for q prize.

The price Of Packages Of Quarter Tickets only IL pub
ished in this paper
Please mail orders few days before tho Lotteries draw.
Letters always strongly enveloped and carefully sealed
None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
Pyfcr & Co.'S.
Every order to Pyr Co. is answered by return mail.
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
sight and promptly remttcd to part of the Country
for Prizes sold at this Agency.
One Package Of Tickets may draw Four Capitals!
Money in any sums however large, can be confidently
mailed to the address of Pyfer & Co.
For splendid Prize, prompt payment in Gold or Sill
ver and faithful attention to the Orders of correspon-
dent carly rcmitances should be made of Cash. Drafts
of Prize Tickets to the truly fortunate, odestablshed
and far-famed Lottery firm of
PYFER & co.
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
Or Box 524 Baltimore Post Office.
March 9Th, 1880. 100
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
ANOTHER LUCKY STRIKE.
Ply FER, g. co.

Those world renowned Prize sellers had the happy
qualification of paying to gentleman from South
Carolina the Gold for the Magnificent Prize of $50 OOO
For this handsome prize he only paid $lls-takins
whole package. This is another proof of the immense
luck of the old established and faramed prize office Of
PYFER & Cos.
No Light Street. Baltimore, Md.
Read still farther and behold tie splendid Success.
$25OOO, sent to Ohio.
$4,000, sent to Georgia.
$4,000, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, sent to North Carolina.
$4,000, sent to Pennsylvania.
$4,000, sent to Alabama.
$4,000, sent to Tennessee.
$4,000, sent to Massachusetts,.
All promptly paid by Pyfer & Co, and tho tickets now
file at their truly fortunate Office.
This luck is unprecedented.
Orders Confidential
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MEETING IN BLADEN.

At Southern Rights meeting held at Elizabethtown
tn. 4th day of March. 1850, number of citizens of
BIaden being assembled, notion David Lewis, ESQ.
appointed President, and w. D. McNeill and w
Atkinson Esqs, appointed Vice Presidents and
J. McRee and R. S. Gillespie, were appointed Sec
retaries.
The object Of the meeting was explained in an able
manner by the President.
On motion, the President appointed the following
persons to draw up resolutious viz Isaac Wright T.
s. d. Mcdowell, K. Mcleod, Geo. Cromar,ie and T.
J. Norman.
The committee having retired, upon a general call.
Col. J. 8. McDougald addressed the meeting ably and
eloquenty for the space of hour the satisfaction
of all present and succeeded by Mr. J. Baker wbo
Rights. '''
The committee having returned. reported through l.
Wright, tker chairman. the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted, TO wit:
Resolued, That we are Unionists IN feeling and in
sentiment. by education and habit. That we rely on
the Federal Government rights and redress
our wrongs.
Resolued As American citizens our pride of cbarac
ter and elevation Of SPIRIT orbids any to
OUT prejudice. Equals in was, must be EQUALS in
peace.
Resoloed. That Congress should promptly establish
Terrorisl governments in California and New Mexico;
opening to the enterprise OF State their immense
resources. The climate, soil and minerals yielding to
every species Of labor. would Indicate the most
probable and in no other way can this vexed question
be % fairly settled.
Resolued That the gold region has excited spirt Of
enterprise without parallel, and drew California
adventurers from every cline and country nnstaid by
agrcupra pursuits family ties. have hastily formed
constitution. prohibiting slavery. and now ask admis-
sion - State. Are they entitled to it: You nigh,
we'll assume that infancy is equal 10 all the RESPONSE
bilitiss of manhood. ~ IS sts.
$ Resolsed That the Federal Government holds Cali.
fosAia and New Mexico neither for the North or the
South bot fs the benefit Of all the States The position
Of California and its gold momentous hasty
action The abes, statesmen will requr. time to de-
terins when it reflects sufficiently the image of hi,
sreat family Of States. to become one of them.
Resolsed, That the South, when contrasted with thu
North has been represented the weaker party; and
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CIGARS.

CIGARS.
II EWING, and in Store,
h2O,OOO Fine Regalias,
$4,000 Domestic Principle,
10000 Imported Principle, warranted genuine
$4,000 Jenny Lind Havana.
$4,000 La Gretta
5000 Casadoro, -
$4,000 Low priced assorted.
The above lots of Cigars will be jobbed at low p;cs.
to punctual Customers. They having been purchass1
on the best TERMS will be sold at less prices than ca M
had of any House south of the Potomac Also lanJns
lots of Confectonaries, Nuts Fruits, &c., all offered :"
our usual accommodating terms.
SAMUEL H. MARKS.
Petersburg, Feb 6. 1850. 796
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NHE Exercises of this Institution closed for the pres
Il ent year with Public Examination, held on the
30th and 3ls utimo and will he resumed Tuesday,
the 18th of January. The Principal is assisted in the
various duties Of the School by the most able Teachers
Terms follows, per session of five months:
Board, $4,000 Music, $4,000
English Tuition, 1880 Use of Instrument, 800
French, 1000 Drawing & Painting 1000
Useful and ornamental needle work free of charge. No
extra charges will be made.
Circulars containing minute information can be
obtained on application to the Principal
DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton, n C. Nov. IL, ls49. 7s5-f.
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$50 REWARD.

u ANYWAY 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 years before he
away. Said boy, believe, is lurking about Raleigh
he has a wife at Mr.. Towle's will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery for his
confinement in Raleigh Jail. BRYAN GREEN,
For M. N. STRICKLAND.
August 20, le49 772-n
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROIINA
YNHE First Annual Meeting will be held in the CITY
i of Raleigh the first Wednesday in April, it being
the third of the month"; at which time address will be
delivered by DR.. T. N. Cameron of Fayetteville. The
peleeates from the County Societies and Physicians
the State notified to attend. full meeting desired
By order of the President.
w. H. MCKEE, NJ. D.
Secretary
Raleigh, February 20, 1850. 7es-M.
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NOTICE.

cox REWARD will be given for the apprehension
D~c and delivery to the Sheriff or Jailor of Johns
ton County, of man who broke Johnston County JAIL
on the night of the 9th of August, ls49 who
rested Calvin Griffin but who had passed in said Coun-
ty for some time by the name of Henry Griffin. He
taken Capias, charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit a Rape.
Said Griffin, l suppose, is between twenty-five and
Thirty years of age, five feet inches high
fair skin, and weighs about hundred and fifty pounds
J. H. DANIEL, Sheriff.
Smithfeld, September 18th, ls49 7761f.
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The Heirs of VIM. Owen Decd
RE entitled to interest in the estate of Ralph
II Sullivant, deceased. William Owen moved from
Halifax County, Virginia. thirty years ence, and
died, it is said, somewhere in North Carolina Any
of the said heirs would be thankfully recciv
ed. Address the Administrator of VIM. Owen, decd,
Mount Laurel, Halifax County, Virginia.
CLEMENT M. ADHESION,
Adnr. Of VIM. Queen, deceased
February 8, 1850. 797-6t
Ihs Southern and western papers will please copy.
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.0ARRETSON,s

Il
FRESH GARDEN = FIELD SEEDS.
TIME Subscriber has Just received and opened his sup
81 ply Of Fresh Garden ard Field Seeds. The stock
Is well selected and ane 20 the most approved kinds.
Below enumerated some ofthe principal kinds viz
Asparagus-Large White Giant ssaf al-f
Beet-Early Red Turnp, Long Blood
French Sugar, Magnet Wertxel
Cabbage Seed-Early York, Sugar Loaf, Red Dutch,
Early and Late attersea, Drumhead. Flat Dutch, Long
Bergen, Green voy
Carot-Long Orange and Early Horn
Celery-White Solid
Cucumber-Long Green, Prckley and Early Frame
Letuce-Brown Dutch. Ire and Royal Cabbage
Onion-White Silver Skin, yellow Dutch and Onion
Buttons
Parsley-Large Curled
Parsnip-Large White Sugar
Raddish-Long Scarlet, Red Turnip and White do.
Salsfy-Large White
Spinage-Round Savory
Tomatto-Large Red
Tumip-Early Flat, Ruta Baga, White Dutch Red
Top, and Aberdeen ..-
Beans or Snaps-Earley Valentine, Mohawk, Refugee,
Yellow six weeks, Large Lima, Large white Kidney
Feas-Extra Early, large tall Marrowat, Dwarf Mar.
rowfat Bishops Prolific and early Washington Peas
Grass-Blue, Herds white Clover and Lucern
Sundries-Tuscarora, Sugar and Smiths early Corn
| Sage-Thyme, Summee Savory, Sweet Margoran
True, Cress Boil Tomato Shaped and Cayenne Pepper
Scotch Leek, Melon Seed, sc; all of which war
ranted fresh and Genuine, and for sale by
Raleigh, Feb IL, 1850. 79s-
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ofPac
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive hemoat
prompt attention, and official Of each drawing
sent immediately after il all who order from us
Address J. q G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAunr, & Co., Managers.
Alexandria, V;reinia.
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A Teacher Wanted.


A Teacher is wanted to take charge of the Common
II School in District No. IS, Wake County. The
applicant for this situation must be a sober man-not
necessarily Son." but not inclined imbibe-and
we'll recommended qualifications and capaci-
y. Apply to
w. G. STRICKLAND,
ROBT. TRAWICK,
JAS. G. JEFFREYS.
March 9th, 1850. sOO-f
Register copy till forbid.
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j. N. PETERSON.

: II y N. II Z GTS0ON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
WELDON, NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFERS his services to the public as an agent e..
the settlement and collection Of claims in Ner, ior
rolina He will attend strictly and promptly to all %
sness intrusted to him. ' 49,
REFER TO Col. L. M. Long, John Campbell. F.,
John Simmons, Col. A. Joyner ]. F. Simmons, E9' EsS9'
Weldon; Hon., ]. R. ]. Daniel M. Fcrral, Esq H HsE
fax; Hon. F. E. Rves, Patterson, Cooper, & Co. D.;
man & Cuthbert, Wills & Lea, Petersburg, Va. NV
Bragg, Jr. ESQ. Jackson; Col. s. Whitaker, Enfield
Weldon, March l, 1850. 500
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TNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
i offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times
This is of the oldest and best Insurance Compani
in the United States, and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vicinity
to be made to s. w. WHITING, Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity to
N. J. PALMER, Agent
October 20, l84S. 676-lv
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FRANCIS III. ROBERTSON,
Successor to Messrs. SpotswOod & Robertson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Ois Dye Siufs, Perfitmery, Brushes,
Soaps, Fancy articles, Windoov Glass, and
of d. Brandreths Garden Seeds.
Agents for Floor Oil Cloths,
Genuine Imported Havana Regaa and Principe Segara.
Orders executed with accuracy, neatness and despatch
8. E. Corner of Bolingbrook and Sycamore St.
PETERSBURG, Va.
February l, 1850. 796-4m.
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Administrators Notice.

AdmfntstratOr's Notice.
HAVING at the last FEBRUARY Term of the Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, held for the County
of Wake taken Letters of Administration the Estate
of Finch, deceased hereby give notice to all cred
tors of said estate to present their claims duly auhen-
tcated. within the time limited by law; otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar of recovery.
Debtors to said estate, will also please to make payment
w. w. VASS, Adm'r.
Raleigh, March l, 1850. SOL
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Spring Fashions.

spring Fashions.
n l.. BURCH would inform every gentleman of
~. Fashion that wishes to get Superior PUMP
BOOT made in the finest style, of Lensoine Co,yoyeur
Paris Calf Skins to call him, he is determined
to be surpassed in the mandatory of fine Boots North
or South. -..-.,..
And nearly all will admit that it 10 difficult to be gen
teely dressed without pair of o. L. BIS best Boots.
Raleigh, March Is, 1850. SOL
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M4A ]. cRHEcH. T..
CHEAPER THAN EVEN,

II HAVE now on hand, in Store, large Stock r.
and fashionable DRY GOODS, bought entirel, "eH ~
CASH at very low prices. 10Y
Purchasers will find it to their interest to civ.
cal before purchasing elsewhere they NAV hr, ne
me ut their prices. am determined to sell ~, " "
my stock in short time, without regard to price =.
may want to make some alteration in my business
have on hand almost every article ever kept in H.
Goods establishment and many articles not usually t.:
by Dry Goods merchants. Ass
Remember that these Goods will be sold At -
bargain, and call on ]. GREECE sIeas
Raleigh, February ~, 1850. 7s9H,r
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Oils. Oils, Paints, &c.
900 GALLONS Cotton Seed OIL
cOO 200 Lnseed
800 Gallons Sperm & Whale Oil,
A large supply White Lead, Pure No. Turpentine
Chrom Green, Paris Green, .Chrom Yellow,
Prussia Blue, Chinese and American Vermilon,
Lithargo Red Seed, Terra de Sciend, TIMBER,
Patent and Lamp Black, Spanish Brown,
French and American Window Glass, all the sizes uu
ally called for, and Putty. Also, every variety and gus.
ity of Varnish, all of which will be sold reason
terms at small profit by
P. F. PESCUD.
February Is. -.-a,s..., -. 797-
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A CARD.

"A CARD.
ITO MY FRIENDS and Customers at Chapel H;A
i I shall visit the Hill Immediately after nv return
from the North say between the 22d and 3lst of March
for the purpose of measuring such gentlemen as desire
commencement Imay be found at Miss Ann Hilliard's
THOMAS M. OLIVER
Of Oliver & Proctor, Merchant Tailors,
Raleigh, N. C.
March S, 1850. i0l-4t
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E.. HARDING'S
CLOTHING SHMENT

Under the Telegraph Office.
NOW opening large and complete assortment Of
IN READY" .M.HDE CLOTHEyG.
consisting in part of black buc and brown Frok and
Dress Coats black, blue, and drab Ovcr-coats HafTa
gas Cloaks, Vests Pants, Shirts Drawers, Gloves su
penders, Half Hose, Pocket Handkerchief, Cravas in
fact every thing usually kept in clothing stoe cheap
for cash. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Nov. l, l749. 7s4-
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COTTON YARNS AND SEINE TWINE.
MADE BY NEW MACHINERY,
BATTLE, & co. ROCKY MOUNT, N. c.
RE manufacturing of excellent quality, Cotton
II Yarn and Seine ItDine, which they will sell at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Their Machinery Ne,u and they feel no hesitation
WARRANTING
their manufactures to give satisfaction. Merchants with
in so miles of Rocky Mount ordering not less than 500
bs shall have Yarns delivered to them free Of addition
al expense.
March Sd, 1850.
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$4,000.

II4FIt ~ &c. &c. &c. s'I's.9.f-4
Tickets only $1O-Halves $5-Quarters o., $50
Certificates of Packages of 26 Wholes $3.50 90
= Do do Of 26 Halves 65 90
-f5s Do do of 26 Quarters - 50
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cARDEN SEEDS.

WwvSs.ted FyesA and Genas;sss Gresvth Of aS49.
For sale BY Henry d TURNER. Booksellcf'
q - - At EN34 NJ C.. 1.ssesxsssss sss.
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do. Pine Apple,
do. Yellow Cantalope,
do. Green Citron,
do. Nutmeg,
IMUsrAnD, White,
do. Brown,
! iNAsrURrIUM.
iONlox, White Portugal,
do. Early Silver Skin,
do. Large Red,
lido. Yellow Dutch,
lido. Buttons and Sets,
lOKRA.
|PARsLEr, Doubled Curled,
iPARsNIP. Large Dutch,
do. Sugar or Cup Crown,
PEAS, Early Cedo Multi,
,, Dwarf
!, lido. Washington or May do.
do. Bishop, Prolific do.
lido. Marrowfat do.
do. Sugar ( Edible Pods) do.
do. Marrowfat (Tall.)
PEPPER, Long Cayenne,
do. Bull or Oxheart,
do. Sweet Spanish "a salad)
J RADIsH, Long Scarlet,
do. EARLY Short Top.
jdo. Cherry Turnip,
do. White do.
-iRHUBARB, (For Tarts)
ISAIs1rr, or Vegetable Oys-
SPIHAGE, Summer and win
ter.
lSaUAsH, Early Bush,
: do. Crook Neck,
ToxAro, Large Red.
;do. Yellow,
TuRNIr, Large English.
Norfolk,
ldo. Yellow Ruta Basa,
do. Large White Flat,
!, do. Early Red Top,
|do. Flat Dutch.
HERB SEED.
Thyme, Winter Savory,
d Rosemary, Sage,
Fennel, Lavender.
,ding Country thankfully re.
dcd to.
. ja 7es-
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GARDEN SEEDS.

COMPRISING the most popular varieties warranted
fresh and genuine just received, and for sale at the
DRUG STORE OF
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
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uTANTED A good Nurse. Apply at ''D
w fee. ~sa 7ee-t
Raleigh, Feb. l, 1850.
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North Carolina Rail Road.
pursuance of the act incorporating the North Caro-
i lima Rail Road Company, and of the Recommendation
of the General Commissioner Books of Subscription
to said Road now open, and will be kept open until
the 23d instant Subscribers will please forward
once, record their names, and pay the five doIu
per share required by the Charter.
The Books may be found at the Office Of Maj. Chas
Hinton, in the Capitol.
JOSIAH o. WATSON
CHAS. L. HINTON,
- r-. DUNCAN X. McRAE,
THOMAS ]. LEMAY,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
C0mmiysioners.
March 9Th, 1880. SOL
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FOR SALE. st{ftE9
EOUR No. YOUNG NEGROES for sale-tbrea
l. men and one girl. Applyto
j. J. CHRIsTOPHERs.
Raleigh, Feb. 26, $780, a0o
Ia D0z. Silver Spoons just received per Express.
PALMER & RAMSAY'S.
March 6, 1850. so1~