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North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
THE NATIONAL MONUMENT.

We have received the first number of the National
Monument, a new weekly Journal, published under
the sanction of the National Monument Society of
Washington City. ltis literary, agricultural, scen-
tfc, and miscellaneous paper, and all times exclu-
ding from its columns party politics. Iis published
by Mr. James c. Pickett, for the express and sole
purpose of aiding in the erection of the famous Wash
ington Monument Its Editor, Mr.. Pickett, was for
merly Fourth Auditor in the Treasury Department,
and Charge d'Afars to Peru, and late Editor of the
Globe. Fifty thousand copies of the first number
have been printed. The second number will be is
sued on the I'd of August and weekly thereafter-tme
being allowed for agents to make returns, and the
prospectus to circulate. II is beautifully printed
double royal sheet to. form, containing sixteen
pages, and if may judge from the specimen before
u.s. ii will be most interesting weekly. and amply
worth the subscription price of two dollars.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

The Goldsborough Patriot and Eastern Carolina
Republican have been merged into one paper, and
will hereafter be published under the title of the
s. Republican and Patriot.'' Mr.. Robinson and Mr..
Gulick together will make up strong team, and we
look for increased energy and growing numbers in the
Democratic party, the result of their efforts. They
have our best wishes for their success.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

We invite attention to Mr.. Hamilton's Gard in
another coIamn. and deem unnecessary to say mope
in his favor than that he is resident of Washing
City, and occupies position which enables him
have ready to the necessary papers for OBJ
tanning bounty lands, &c. Parties desiring his ser.
vices address him as directed in The advertise
mont - -
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TO the Heirs of VIM. wooten, dec

10 TIE HelrS Oh VIII. "OOten, dec.
NNHE heirs of the estate of William Wooten, deceased,
i to wit: Nancy Johnson. Edward Wooten, Benjamin
Wooten and Willis Wooten, who noi-rcsidents OF
this State, hereby notified that the Executor of said
estate has in his hands funds belonging said
heirs and they hereby requested forward and
receive the same
JAMES ARLINGTON, Executor
Ransom Bridge, Nash Co., May is, 1851. 57-4t
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SALEM wooLEN FAcroRY.

mere are three Wooen Factories in this State
one at Salem, one in MeckIenburg County, and one
in Newbern
The Salem Factory is owned by Messrs. F. g. n.
Fres and was established in 1888 Ii is The oldest
In the State The machinery first brought 10
Fayetteville, and the enterprise having failed there,
it was purchased by Mr. Fries and carried.aod mn,
up at Salem.
There is Cotton Factory connected with this
Woolen Mill, and an engine of twenty horse power
moves both. The buildings separate, and shaft
from the engine 10 the Woolen Mill runs to the Cot
ton Mill. The Cotton Mill has 52s spindles, and
spins 400 pounds of cotton per day.
The main feature, however, In this establishment,
is the Wooen Mill. This has two mules and twelve
cards. and spins about 200 pounds Of wool per day.
1t turns excellent jeans, and twilled and plain
linsey negro CLOTH for which ready market is found.
in the nsighborhood and in the upper part of South
Carolina. We learn that this Factory pays from ls
TO 40 cents for wool. The fine wool is brought on
from the North.
The males employed in these two Mills are ne
groes, and the females. white. The two Mills EN-
ploy about 40 hands,
We surprised that our people do not enter more
largely into the production of wool. We have as
fine sheep ranges in this State as can be found any
where, and ii is difficult matter, at this day, 10
procure the best breeds We are satisfied that this
department of industry would, if occupied might
|
be, pay well.
We record with pleasure, the evidences which are
furnished by Factories of various kinds in our midst
that people preparing become really indie.
pendent of the free Stat ,s. Those of our citizens
who engaged in manufacturing, deserve sym.
pathy, our hearty good will, and patronage. Let
us encourage them by every means in our power and
prefer their goods all occasions those produc
ed in other States. In this way shall not only
rebuke those who are so impudently intermeddling
with our domestic concerns, but shall al the same
time build up at home such number of Factories o
various sorts, will in due time render indepen
dent OF assailan:s and the rest OF the world.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

EE- The Right Reverend DIR. REYNOLDS, Bishop of
Charleston, will preach i'll the Catholic Church in this
place at half past Wednesday evening the 2lst
instant
Raleigh, May l9, 1851.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

Quentin Busbee, Esq, was on Monday last elect
ed County Attorney for Wake, i'll place of Col. Ohm
II. Manly, whose term had expired.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

We have received from friend, Col. Wheeler,
list of his agents in this State for procuring sub
scribers his forthcoming Sketches Of North Caro-
lima, which shall appear in next.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

The proceedings of the Democratic Meeting held
in this place Monday last, appoint Delegates 10
the Nashville Convention nominate candidate for
Congress in this District, shall appear in our next.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

Samuel Rose, Esq. has resigned the Office of Post
master at Mocksville and Mr.. Pearsall Thompson has
been appointed to fill the vacancy. :
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Raleigh, May 6. 1881.
Additional Supplies of
SPRI ENG &c SUNTNTBR GOODS.
REMARKABLE CHEAP

SPRLNG & SU IMMBR GOODS.
REMARKABLY CHEAP
DEAUTIFUL printed and embroidered Muslins
DFancy colored Lawns, checked and JacoHet Muslius
Cotton Csmbrics and Irish Linens
200 pieces splendid spring caicocs, at all prices.
London chints, and curtain calicoes.
Silk laces and ribbons for trimming fine dresses,
laces, edgings and braids,
Fancy, silk, and glass buttons,
Fine buff, pink and purple GiEghams,
Tweeds cashmere and Kentucky Jeans
Black Summer cloth and APaccas,
Navy drilling and brown linen,
Coonade and Regetta Cassimcres, for and boys
Nankeen cloth and Marsailles Yesting.
Cotton Osuaburgs and Jeans,
Ladies fine Kid and Silk Gloves and Mtts,
Genemcns black Hoskin and thread Gloves,
Ladies and Gentlemens fancy Silk Neck Hd'k'fs aud
Crayats.
Ladies and Gentlcmcn's Silk sEd Linen H'd'k'fs.
These Goods in addition to those already announced,
together with others daily expected enables the under
signed TO present 10 the lovers Of good tasfe only
the largest but the richest the best and cheapest and
most elegant assortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods
he has offered in this market; and in the disposi.
ton Of which, for like qualities an styles and beauty of
designs he cannot and will Le undersold by any re-.
tail establishment in the State.
7. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, May 6, 1851. So
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NXTe take this me thnd of making known to you that
w what has been the wish and hope of thousands o
our fellows citizens. has at length been accomplished
what has been written and talked OF for years and
Factory, is now in our midst
The Old North state WOIIeu Will
is in full operation, and turning off daily hundreds o
yards of home made cloth For its support and comi-
uance in successful operation, requires only that you
bring forward wool il matters moi whether the quauti-
ty be 500 lbs, buy all and at the highest Cash
prices ii the Wool be washed and free from Burs,
will work it shares (or half for the other)
Cloth that shall suit, if preferred, charge much
per. yard, according style and finish We also
prepared to make Blankets on the same terms. of any
size and quality.
Our Dyeing Department is very complete, and all
Wollen articles. such Homespuns Shawls, Carpet,
Warps, &c &c. can be dyed very short notice OF
any colours, and warranted to give satisfaction Also.
Cotton Yarns of Blue colour.
We are now erecting Brick Store attached TO the
Factory, fol the better exhibition aud sale OF Goods
In the hope of spreadingthem far aud near,
failing very low rates. and invite all disposed
courage Home Manufactures call for Them
selves. STANLYsk GUION.
Any person having WOOL 10 sell, or who is desrous
of becoming Agent for it's purchase. will do well
either to call upon, address few lines the
subject.
Newbern, May 4, 1851 s67-E1
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WarfenIOn. ". G
FEMALE SEMINARY.

r. M "A Il ~ > II VI N a IL
IFENHE Summer Session of this Institution will com.
i mence Monday the 9th Of June ensuing. Ex.
tensive buildings being erected for the accommoda.
ton of additional pupils who will be received and char
ged only for the time they may continue members Of the
Seminary The heahfulness and beauty of situation,
combined with the advantages OF the School commend
it to the pubic.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months:
Board S 5000
English Tuition, IL so
French, 1000
Music on the Harp and use of Instrument, $500
Music on Piano and of Instrument 23,O0
Music an Guitar and of Instrument, 2O.OO
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Painting in Oil Coors 1900
Washing and Fuel, GOO
No extra charges whatever will he made. Books,
Stationery, &c. will be furnished the lowest retail pr.
Circu lars will be addressed TO those who NAV de-.
sire it. DANIEL TURNER. Pr
Narrcnton May /, 1851. $500.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

We publish to-day the proceedings of Meetings OF
our Democratic friends in Pitt and Greene. They
breathe the true spirit. The Greene Resolutions are
from the pen of that sterling Republican, Dr.. D. G.
w. Ward.
we hail these movements in the Newbern District
with much qualification. We are satisfied that the
Republicans of that District have but to put forth
their energies TO win the day. No,U is the time.
The Convention will assemble at Newbern on
Wednesday the 4th day of June next. Let every
County be represented. .--g
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS. AT the late Meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in this City,
the following Officers were slected for the ensuing
yeor: ... .,..
Most Worthy G. Master, T. H. Hardenburgh.
D. G. Master, w. ]. McElroy.
Right Worthy G. Secretary, A. Paul RePiton.
G. Treasurer, Thos. M. Gardner.
G. Warden, James E. Morris.
Grand Chaplain, II. H. Gibbon
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of the
United States, John Winslow. ..-
The Grand Lodge of the State was removed from
this place to w ilningtnn.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
GREENSBORO, FEMALE COLLEGE.

NUMMbN OEMENI.
TINE Examination of the Classes in Greensboro Fo.
male College will begin at o'clock on MONDAY the
I'd of June, and occupy three successive DAYS.
The Board of Trustees will convene in their Room on
Tuesday, the Sd, at S O'Clock in the afternoon
The Address before the two Literary Societies will
be delivered Wednesday tho 4th by Robert P. Dick
Esqr.
The Commencement Exercises will take place on
Thursday the 5th of June.
CHARLES F. DEEMS, =.
President.
May l, 1851. 56-w2t
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21

TUsT at hand from Philadelphia, Gentlemen and
eD Ladies.
Shoes Slippers and Caters.
Misses and Children's Shoes,
Ladies' Leather and Seal skin Shoes and Slippers,
Z Boys and Servants Shoes,
T. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, May 7. 1851. S.
cxUPERIo2 Lamp Oil, Linseed Oil. BorninR Fluid
fresh Phosgene Gas, just received and for sale by
Raleigh Jan. l, 1851: IL P.F. PEScuD.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
WILLIAM COHEN,

Hahn street, Hannibal Mo.
INHE subscriber has permanently located in ,h. city
l. and il always prepared TO repair watches, broker
iewelry, &c, in the most wOkmanikc manner, and on
the most reasonable terms, He has hand, and
constantly receiving fresh supplies of the finest and
most fashionable Jcwery, Watches, Clocks, &c, from
the best importing house, in the east. His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains:
az he offers great Inducements 10 purchasers.
The citizens Of Marion and Rails counties are re-
spectluy invited to give me a call. Store Main
street, opposite the "Grent Western" [sept5l
Just received in add ion 10 his o mer stock. sup
ply of Ear Rings, Pins, &c. Also a very fine lot
Jet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
rens-warrantcl-a very fine article, Oct 81
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03

SuHAR-iO hhds prime N o Sugar, Just received pei
~ Kate Iearney, aLi for sole by nov2Iy
G " CAPLINGER
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
JvB Brown. JAs c. Known
BROWN d co.
NEW CHEAP GOODS AT WHOLESALE
For the Spring Trade Of 1891

4 RE now opening at their store, No. 90 Main
"a street, large and general assortment Of goods
which are purchased for cash. and for sale al less
Than auction rates. Among which are tho following:
Blk Gro dc Rhine silks Palm leaf hats
Fancy " plain changeabls do Combs, all styles
laces Buttons all STYLES
Lace cdginss Sn.psmlrrs, all STYLES
French worked collars, Blk silk craya,s
do do cults Fancy silk do
Paasos Diapers
Umbrella, Linen table covers
Kid gloves Union do do
Gloves, all styles Colorsl carpet chain
Hosiery all styles Green and blue barsge
Cahbrcs Nankecns
Jaconets Paper cnmbrics
Plain and figured Swiss silk oil cloths
Null muslins Chamb,ay ginphsma
irs'i linen Grapes, nl colos
Dainask cloths Drapcry muslns
DO napkin, Fans, all styles
Linen handkerchisls Coats sewing cotton
SIX do All kinds do do
bohntt ribbons Pins, tapes, bones
Bonues Hook land ewes SC
Which We especially invite merchants visiting the
city to call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
a' wc can give them entire satisfaction.
NJ Louis. Csbp7-Im
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
Fresh IeasI

Fresh Teas.
uSI no" IcccHrd from that celebrated Tea Dis
hici Poy1ns Iih", also some OF Linn Foo's choice
Imperial, Sc. oct2ij T. r. SELMgs.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
FRESH .1RREJ:7Li

THE undersigned Kegs leave to tender bis sincere
thanks TO his many customers and friends for their
very liberal patronage and would take this method of
informing them that he is in receipt Oft very large
stock OF Groceries comprising every variety of article
in our line, which will sell low as can DO sold this
side of st. Louis. Just give the call before purchas-
ing, as am confident can make il to your advantage
to purchase e me- All kinds OF marketing and produce
wanted at the highest cash prices.
Remember the pace--on The west slc of main street
few doors north of the Brady House. A cou;nua-
ton of patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov2lv @. w CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
WILLIAM NORTH,
Wholesale Dealer in Boots and Shoe

No % Main street, 81. Louis No.
AS received BY reccn, arrivals, and now in - -,
L store, a large and desirable stock of season.
able goods IN the above line, embracing all theS
new aud fashionable les well adapted TO ,he country
and city trade, to which cons'ast additions " i'll be made
thereby h"crlrs his stock complete during the season
all Of which have been selected with great care and
will be offered to the trade at very small advance on
manufacturers prices.
Merchants visiting the city, are respectfully solicited
to an examination Of the stock before purchasing. as
am determined 10 sell very low, and feel confident that
tr.m Tia. completeness aud variety OF my assortment
VIII he able 10 oiler greater than usual Undue emets
mart Nv WILLIAM NORTH
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
DIR. HUGH MEREDITH

PEPFCTFuLLY announces to the citizens of
~ Hannibal, that he has resumed the Practice Of hi
Profession.
Oiiice-tune OF Bad and Third streets. motif
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
GREAT BARGAINS:
IN NEW
E.SEE 81 ss'Kv'TE;T OORps
COLLINS & BR E ED,

HAvE just received direct from the Eastern Cit
/ les tier took of New Fall and Winter Goods
which Is one ollie best ever brought to Hannibal, and
they pledge 10 sell as cheap as the cheap
est il not u ,lin ohcapcr Their goods were b9lgu;
y, %. ~ a. ,Nf ticrc,. rly.- a. thr -.s.ss can't
help lu. pleas. ice 'a.'n o 'hc uo.. b,.ito|. inci
s'o,. CONSIST, fp part 'jac following nrjcics, VIZ:
aa-ssa.Cvs>. Yla.u black, Doc sln Uuo fanny
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03

lNHE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
l. public generally, that he has purchased selected
portion of the goods Of Messrs. kercheval l. Green
and will carry on business at their old stand on Main
street, in Commercial Row. My goods now on hand
have been selected from large and varied stock, and
lla,ter myself TO offer great inducements to pur-
chrsers as any other house in the city.
My stock consists of every variety of fancy and
staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard.
wares ueensware, Groceries, &C, and in fact every
thing that is necessary to supply the wants of life,
which will sell unusually low for cash 10 punctu
al customers.
Having paid particular attention to the selection OF
my stock, customers may rest assured that when they
buy at my store they will get the full value of their
money, and the goods will prove to be what they are
represented.
The public may find it to their interest to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere, and if they do
no, buy it is no trouble for us TO show goods.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
goods, or the highest market prize paid in cash.
Store rooms on Main street, in Commercial Row, in
the house formerly occupied by Kercheval Green.
II is the Peoples Siors'-remember the place.
sept5 EDWARD DUNNING.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-04-03
WESTERN UNION-HANNIBAL, MO-. APRIL 3, 1851.

SPRING TRADE, 1851.
FIS Err q BEN NETT 1,
WHOLESALE
Booksellers, Stationers, Z Paper
DE.1LENS,
IfNo. SO, Main st., betw. Olive s. Locust,
SAINT LOUIS.
WYE beg leave TO announce 10 the <TEIelA |
w Trade, County Merchants, 9th. E-W
re-. that we making large additions 10 N2ss3sO
our present extensive stock OF Books aud Stationery
and will be prepared, for the early Spring trade to ex
hb, to our friends and customers the most complete
assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
COMPRISING alMe StandDH Scrics, in gcac,m'
use throughout Mc Wcst-as
McGuTey's Eclectic Series,
Goodrch's Series,
Emerson's do
Sanders ~
Emerson's, Ray, Davies, Adams, Pike. co,.
burns aud Smilcy's Arithmetic.
Erown's, Buffers, Muuay's. Nr>han. "ut
Smiths Grammars.
Mi,chclps. Morse's, Olney's, Smiths, Goodr!:t's
and smey's Biographies.
Goodrich's, Worcestcrs, fale's, Grimshaw's and
Frosps Histories
GoomricS, Philosophers, ChemiStries. Miner
oiogics, Bo,anies, PhySio'ogies, Gc-
o,ogics ANIL A~,onomies
Aathon's Cias-
sicm
Series Web-
stars nnd IVMho's Die
Hoaayics: hccaiIeS, Hymn Books,
&c., DC. BLANK BOOKS on haam amt
Made to Order,
| IN The N.atc,i and most Substantial m1nncr.
Super Royal. Royal, Medium, DENY ari Cap Icdgers.
| Journals, Day Books, Invoices, Cash Books, Letter
| Books, Records, Cour, Records, Dockers, Sc.
Blo'ters, Quarto Blank Books, Loop, Tuck Morocco
| and Leather Memorandum, Bank Books, l.eath'
and parcr Pass Books, Receipt Books, Copy Books
UDuEuR.
Constantly in store, the largest and best a.sor,mcn,
of Paper in this market, or in the West for sale in
quantities, and at rates which cannot fail TO please.
Foolscap, ruled and plain,
letter Paper--rued, plain, gilt and embossed
Commercial Post, ruled and plain,
i Packet Post, do do
Note and Billet Paper, fancy and plain.
Plat Cap, DENY, Medium Royal and Super. Roy
al Blank Book Paper, Crown, Medium and
/ Double Crown Wrapping, Hardware Paper,
Shoe and Tea Paper; Cloth Paper.
Marble, BIot,ing, Copying, Tissue, Cartridge and
Envelope Paper, Binders, Straw and Tar Boards,
Gasket Boards, Bonnet Boards, Press Boards, &c.
Printing Ink; Leather and Book hind
er's stock.
~'l~ ~ uC II We
great variety of sealing wax, waters, quilts, ink
nktands, se. pens, pencils, States letter clips and,
envelopes.
Cutlery ami Copying Presses.
PRINTING PAPER:
full assortment on hand, of all the usual sizcs aud
arrangements have been made tina, orders be
eSued TO any amount, on the best TERMS at short no
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
NEW GOODS.
n PRENTISS

rras prent pleasure in presenting his s'rsaeth
ISL stock of Spring and Sua~er tIooas' 10 tho
citizen, of Portage. IL comprises the usual varc-
Nv suited TO the season for which was purehas-
In reviewing the past thirty years, he has been
much cratified to find SO many customers who
have continued to give him their custom, for the
whole period of time, and also. ut the steady IN
crease Of business, from a small beginning to an
amount much beyond his anticipation. And
more pleasing fact still, is, that his customers
have been steadily growing rich while no has en-
deayored to save from the min bic sixpence,
comfortable support.
Tie regrets exceedingly that he has not for
time past been able 10 bestow more of his person
al attention to his business. hut he has cndeavor
ed to make up for that deficiency by securing
competent assistants, land as i has not been DEEM
ed necessary to employ one clerk 10 watch an
other"i his customers will find competent clerks
ready to give them prompt attention.
As 10 prices, he has spared no patas to purchase
low, and has always beea content with small
ndyance, end he has no doubt but what he has
always sold his general stock lower than 5. A. d
R. A. Giliett and will continue to DO so Us long
as he continues in business.
But pray who ever heard OF 8. A. or Il. A. Gil
lett selling goods cheap most certainly not any
person in Aurora or vicinity; (such an one, if ht
could be found. a sight of him would cure ih'
most inyeferate case sore eyes, and the dispo
sition that would prompt exhorbitant profits il
Aurora would do lle same in Ravenna, wer
{ they not compelled. as they have been, by com
petition 10 conform to the long established prac
lice Of selling goods for small advance.
As TO acoalitions'' he has heard of none, excer
perhaps in Counting Roem, in certain 'BrlcI
Store on the Corners" /" and his impression is tha
the parties referred to, need have no fears fron
any other scaree. -4 i .i-
ZRayenna, May 18th, 1851. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-07
A.V. HORR.
OTJT,D resnectfulJv cav IN.

NTOULD respectfully say to his old
w friends and the publicsg enerafly, that
he has been for the past three week receiv-
ing his supply of GOODS for the Spring
and Summer trade. His assortment no W
consists of almost every article wanted in
5 the country. have by the experience of
few years past. found that
Large Sales and Small Profits
4 is the true way TO benefit both the buyer and
seller. intead to pursue the same course
that i have been in, to sell Goods at ONE
8 PRICE to all, at very small profit, and
9 buy them as cheap as can.
We are pleased TO show our goods 10 all
who call whether they purchase or not.
{ Shalarsuila Nav l2. A. ". HORR