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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-09
MARITIME IHTELLlGESC1.
Port Of New York, May 8, 1853.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
., Steamship F. Dorado Davenport Aspinwa April %,
ed ship Columbia harris from New Orleans for Antwerp
Ship Flying putehIaa lcppsF Hubbard ID san Fran
saw ship Mona, of New Bedford probably whaleship
Morea).
and Padupg Jan TO- to Crocktr Warren May I, Sandy
Hook WNW As miles, spoke bark :. Rosemond." hence,
Bounds same time, spoke Br steamer Merln hence for
Ship Mediator, Bell New o,leaus, 10 days. to W
Frost May lat So 5s lon "a 49, signals with
white diamond, and letter c in ccntra.
Bark John Bird (of Rockand) Bird, sagua la Grande,
Bark George Thomas (of East Thonaston), Fisk, st
Marks % days to smalw Cd, Anderson \ Co.
leans. 16 days. to 7 Buck Co.
Brig Harold Haarfager (Nor-not Herald, as reported
below yesterday Harris Newcastle SO days, to order
Brig Herald Luce, St Marks IL days, to smali~ood,
Brig Julia Arey (of orand), Arey cardenas April "a,
Brig Wasp (Br) McKenney, Nassau. Mp, Is days, to
Brig Ann a Gn b Msrops M e. su 4 April %
scbr Minnie Mcdonald, from ,vana for New York
Brig St George, Hyer, Neuvitas, IA days, to FL
Brig Gen Marshall (of Be'fast) Cocord, Trinidad de
Cuba, 20 days. to H Brookman.
Brig Neal Dow ,(Br), Mason. Halifax days, with
passengers TO order.
schr william (of frankfort. Me), McNea Dry Haroor,
schr sopbronia (o rIemon), Walls Trinidad dc cuoa,
10 days to G Stephenson.
sohr Urania Henderson, Havana, II days to Kirk and
Won Schet.
schI Grey Eagle (of Boston, Barker Cardenas 10 days.
to Daniel Curtis.
scbr Telegraph (of Mystic Green Port Lavacca Texas,
II days
Scfr John Cashier Cocord, New Orleans, Is days.
Scbr ii Stephenson, Post New Orleans, II days.
Schr Jenny Lind -, Norwslk, day.
BELOW.
One brig. III knosn.
Wind at sunrise, SIS and fresh meridian, do; sunset
NE.
The ship North America, which 9th from Rio ia
neiro gned to Foster Stephenson and not to
Cornell enormously reported.
[BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TrLEGE APRIL
The HIoHAsDs May SIS PM
ship and two barks at anchor inside the Hook
Three brigs Ia the offpo.
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MrnlOrnnfla.

Ship Cygnet, which arrived San Francisco 7th ult
from Boston days from Monterey with strong
Dorherly gales
Ship Jana, from Pba lclphia. which got ashore
teriLg the bar Dor of San Francisco and subsequently,
condemned, sold at auction 9th ult for So 3O)
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r W. wEsTcoTT, AycTIoNEEE HoUsEHoLI|
H. furniture Monday morning ut 10 O'clock at 6 GreenI
wish avenue large and elegant variety Of
chairs and nnhogay marble top furniture dining
hogany chairs and rockers % superior hair
paintings, mantel ornaments rich china &C. with lsrg
tmen Of common furniture beds 6c No postpone
ment Goods to be removed INN ediately.
y C. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS URNITURE|
~. panoforte mirrors rich china so.To morrow, Al
avenue and irying'pace-R G. Kemp will soil at auetor
above without oil the valuable furniturt
contained in the large four house &C. East
street near Fourth avenue consisting of
rosewood panoforte rich tapestry other ar
pets large French plate pier glasses oil paintings
rosewood paror furniture covered in rich French satin
catee and velvet carved rosewood marble
pier tables rich damaak and lace window curtains, rio
mantel and ornaments extension dining table white
and gold French china dinner service richly decorated
French china tea and coffee set rich silver plated and
grayed glass biscuit china figures and ornaments
bronzed figures handsome rosewood French
secretary gas fixtures rosewood bedsteads bureaus
Wristbands carved mahogany bureaus and wash
stands eouehes and lounges carved mahogany spring
hair beds and beddng rush seat cottage
window curtains toilet and all the usual
Of chamber dining and kitchen furniture which par
ticular worthy Of NOTICE Catalogues the morning
sale.
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BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TFLEGE April
The HIGHIAsDs May SIS PH.
ship and two barks at anchor inside the Hook.
Three brigs In the offng.
Weather thick and raining hard. Wind NE and light.
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SASSGgEEtt 1sscc .esp: "a fT @
Tuesday May 10 at 10 o'clock at No 10 City Hall place
saes
sssr 81 Ps ssssn asssrep A' &C., Also
Crock AND TIxTUREs-G AND LIQUOR
the premises the entire contents Of store No s6 Twelfth
candles butter hams lard aud the usual
% c o SeSS wagon % and
ness. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auetioneer,
Store No. 81 Dey street, corner Greenwich
SrsARs HAS SSs!!Hs
large
rocking ssy
ss5 1sfItSa E nd RnT
and insran Garrett large and small mirrors paintings
book eases hat stands stair reds lamp.
re o % s oUraGs kit fur
reserve.
CHANGHAE FOWLS AT AUCTION. L. vANDE.
wA s 1 gessa At psy 'SoN at the sS
fowls SO much sought after in coops ready for shipping
ITO gE SOLD BY AUCTION THIS DAY. AT TEN
Win s sR ss n ns % s
ve IL % sno fGIa store on
The goodwill Of lease for two will also be offered for
T'ERENcE BOYLE, AUcTIoNkER; -FgaNITURE.-
large assortment of second hand furniture
sac also the furniture called
for Ut the Chambers Street Hotel will be sold to the
of the former purehascrs comprising dressing bureaus
ag gcfa boGstends card tables looking glasses carpets
mattresses, feather beds, &c.
WILLIAM $ MtI4oR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Household Furniture Pianoforte, &c, at auction
Tuesday May 10 at los o'clock at the salesroom No g.
sixth large variety Of hand
uituro for convenience Of SALE consisting parlor
furniture French satin brocateo hair
mahogany and walnut marble top bureaus bodscads and
washstands antique sewing chair
wardrobe bookcases shaving stands marble and
pier tables mahogany extension dining table Is feet long
French and Gothic bcdstads chairs
pf purlo chairs walnut aud maple cottage
music stand piano stools clocks silver plated mir
rors oil paintings china and glassware Also, elegant
rosewood, pianoforc stool and having been used
only eight months and s Tht sale well worthy Of
tie attention OF honsekeepcr and others the goods
all TO he sold without Goods be ked and
shin ed to 4, any pnrt Of the world Mt reasonable
charse. Catalogues on the morning of sale
az cOLE, AUCTION EER. HOUSEHOLD FURNI
w. cturo wv COLE & co. viii sell this day Monday
lN15 o'clock, at No Ann street. large aud general
assortment OF rarlor md chamber diyans
centre, pier aud dining tables loungers rockers
plain dressing bureaus, mahogany and other chsir
tcdstena6 hair mattresses, feather heds, ac.
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TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER. FURNITURE
Ibis day at 10 o'clock at the store 1856 Chatham street
large and general Of second hand furnituro
owed Tor Of sac also the furniture called
for 1t the Chambers Street Hotel will be sold to the
of the former pIrehascrs comprising dressing bureaus
ia gca bcGstends card tables looking glasses carpets
mattresses, feather bedg, &c
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DEAL EsTATE.-WE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL TIN
III attention Of real estate buyers to the valuable
to be sold ut auction by JAMES NJ MILLER CO., th
Merchants Exchange Tuesday, May TO- At IL oclook
on Eighth and Ninth and fronting Brosdws
BY reference to the city 1t will be that tho whole
front Fifty seventh street is directly BoomngdAl
on high and ground overlooking the city and
street corner Of varck Also 763 Greenwioh street. d
largo portion of the purchase remain bond
mortgage For particulars and inquire At the auctie
room ~ Maiden lane
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IT,. OF At
indsns These bonds are sums and
10 this city half in 1872 and haf in 1882 ntercs
payable semi snnuslyi in New York Doos
VILE on the Ohio river and Of the southern terminus OF
The entire public debt and outstanding bonds Of the
amount to only 100000 Sixty thousand of tho bonds
issued TO the Railroad Company and the railroad stock
grade and pave the public wharf and landing, and Ohe
nmous Of the City Council, aud has full
approved by the citizens in a public meeting
revenue sufficient the whole interest upon the
lie debt ALSO Psciac tax TO be set apart as sinking
The public debt only increased by petition signed
BY the legal voters OF the city and thea
are by the charter declared lien upon
T.. property q the city last year amsun..S
greatly extended thus adding largely to the taxable
The Jacksonville Railroad In operation TO- Edia
burg and shortly will be extended 70 indianapolis the
ta Of the State The property and business OF tho city
been 9 from the time thus Iosd va:
to the Ohio river tht channel will continue to
the business and property Of the city.
to moro aea'eo SIMEON DRAPER - Pine Street,
DETER PARKS, AucTIoNEER.-TuE CONTENTS Oh
Benson's restaurant, No AIS broadway of Lds|
penard street. Monday, May 9th, at 10Y o'clock corn
s S sn ,saea ss1
cash, in city funds p. PARKS, II Wall street.
DLANTS AT AUCTION.--W. s. McILvAIN Will
sell at the seed store, John street at lOa o'clock cd
petua and elm bling verbenas dahas
tuberoses gladolus honey suckles from j. p Hsu|
derson Jersey city. Catalogues
DEAL EsTATE.-wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL TIN
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Know Ell men by thee presents, that l. David Porter
Minister EesccIt Of the United States Of America rear
the sublime Porte, being Ct and dispospg mind
eno men ofy do give and bsgueath to my beloved SON
David j. Porter lieut. anent in the Navy of the United
Sstes Tie Whole amount ~ Wb8tever may be recovered
from ny cla'ms IN epain and Nexco in the event thit
the Taufrs aver aiming hereto (Which are nov ost
should he ioci ccuif that other successful means
epuN % iesNttd 70 20 recover the amount due to NO.
m 'huMohJ 'htieo have Aefeuuto placed nv HI and
w ses me twenty ecODd day ~ October IL tho gear
$" Vu i"'e one thousand g ght hundred and fftv tvs
wn..--. - u SisGtd DAVID PORTER
NlLtsLe u. n. Potter O. II neAn w Gnnnl.N
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Wind at sunrise, So and fresh meridian, do; sunset
NE
The ship North America which 9th from Rio ia
neiro gned to Foster Stephenson and to
n Cornell, as enormously reported.
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y store at auctionTuesday May lOh at lo o'clock on
the premises the entire contents Of store No. Sol Tweh
street First consisting of teas sugar coffee
candles soap butter hams lard aud the usual
also fixtures bar counter beer pump coffee mills scales
shelving kegs demiolns &c also and har
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
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report: her !. M go ST.
ship Almra Of Mgertown, at Honolulu, March I. was
shppipg SEQ bbs VIII $50 OIL and 600 lbs BONE By
The following arc the particulars Of the mutiny on board
the bark Thomas WiDslow Capt Hart Of Wespor before
reported in telegraphic despatch while lying at an
work. consequences Of the refusal Of the captain
allow them ~ 20 Shore The mutneors placed In
AGAIN. msse mutpous demonsrao1s, which Induced The
captain put into Port Royal JAM where they arrived
2st u and the were brought before the
to prison The bark would shipa new crew, aud pro-
coed on her voyage.
Bark Mary Barney, Luther, from Apaachcola for
Boston, May 3, lat 81 q, Ion II o.
Notice to Mariners.
NEW ISLAND THE PACIFIC.
Capt Sinclair ofthe Br ship Helena arr at ot
ut sate that during the he disco ered an island
not laid down in any chart 1t is about re miles long
and half mile broad He lowered his boat and went
with gnano about eight feet deep samples of which he
brought with him. He says that American captain
again Capt Sinclair would not give the t,me latitude or
longitude OF the newly discovered guano bed.
Foreign Ports
AsrINwMI-In port April 49, steamship Illinois, Hart
CARpEsAs--In port April %, banks Swan, Holiness from
Philadelphia Lucerne, Conner, from NYork; Hsmil
ton Years from dS Just arr JaGOs rreSS ao%ng
John Kendall Dean Cor Jo,); for do 10; Greyhound,
Pierce, for do next day VIM Stafford, Bynton, for do;
Wsverly, Hill, from Wscasset; Caroline White, White,
and Chas Ed sares Doak from Portland; Lion Denman,
for do days. Ella, Harding, for Bangor 10. Jane Wal
lace Foster from NYork, just st Lawrence, Web
ber from Boston, do schrs Rebekah Fagg Belcher for
Norw ak Sal all Frances Hathorne for NYork s. Van
Buren, Harding from Machas.
MAYAGpEzI port Apr %, brig Argo. Douglass, for
York next day: Aaw (supposed Br Capt Hones) for
Philadelp hia; I Perkins, CHM, unc.
NAssAu-In port abt April %, schr Capital Campbell,
for NYork 22d.
PANAMA--Arr April = steamship Columbus, San Fran.
cisco. Sid 10TH steamship California, Whiting San Fran
cisco
sAcuA- In Iort April o. barks W Horton, Packard,
for NYoIk pex day; Roberts Dutch, do d Pario KEEL
lock, for Philadelphia a. George Henry, Pendleton for
Baltimore; brig Reuben Carver Cobb, for NYork next
day (bas been reported sid 25th; Dow Comos, for
Boston A. and others.
vAIPARAIso-In port March 81, ships Warner, Ripley
and AexandIis Walker, FROM NYork California Packet
Gardner from San Francisco Goth; Far West Briard
barks CrGton Knowles from Boston, 22d; schr Homo
lulu, Stevens from Honolulu. Sid IL bark Jenness
Horton San Francisco from Philadelphia 1S:h shiq
Alkmaar Simpson, do.
Home Forts.
BALT1MORE-Arr May 0, bark vesta, Percy, sagua La
Grsnde April q; brig st Andrews Hopkins Cenfaegos
Apiis, schrs Harmed Banks, Troy NY Canton, John
son. Charles on; Patrick Henry Knudson, NOrleans Cid
ships julius (Brem) Klockgeter, Bremen; Golden Era
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ITO DE SOLD BY AUCTION THIS DAY, AT TEN
o'clock a. NJ the entire stock and fixtures together
with an horse wagon and harness Of the long and
well established grocery liquor provision and feed
the of Fifth and North Sixth streets williamsburg
The good Of lease for two years will also be offered
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SHANGHAE FOWLS AT AUCTION.-J. L. vANDE
~ WATER will sell Tuesday at IL o'clock at the sales
No. IL Wall street twenty pair of these valuable
fowls much sought after, in coops ready for shipping
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-05
FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
HillsbOrORgh Street,
R A L EIG HI, N. G.

TNHE first session for 1853 will begin the frs
Il Monday in January and continue for five months.
The patronage extended to the Institute has induced
the principal adopt for its enlargement
permanent establishment the basis of thorough and
extensive course of Female education.
The several departments already filled by highly
competent Instructors.
AS the number boarding in the Institute is limited,
early application may be necessary admittance.
The payment of one hundred dollars, in advance, will
secure young lady all the advantages of board and
of instruction in any portion of the following branches
which be successfully prosecuted at the time
The payment of sixy-fve dollars will instruc-
ton in the ordinary English branches, with board wash
ing, fuel and lights.
Tuition fees will be expected in advance, and all bills
for board and books at the close Of the session.
Tuition in Classical course, $40
" Preparatory course, Is
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10
Painting and Drawing, 10
Painting in Oil colours, Is
Ornamental Needle Work,
Music Piano Guitar, 90
These prices will be charged when taken separately
unless the number of studies TO than fifty
dollars.
BENNETT It. BLAKE, Principal
Raleigh, December 10, 1852. g.
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Mail Arrangements at Raeigh.

irripaz and Departure Of Railroad and Stage
Lines at and from Raleigh.
NORTHERN MA1L-(By Railroad.)
keaves daily (except Sunday at 5 a. M
Arrives daily (except Sunday at - p m
The mail closes at 9 p. m. OF the day
before it leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL-(By Stage0
Leaves daily (except Sunday at 10 a. M
Arrives daily (except Sunday at 10 P m.
Mail closes at 9 a. m.
WESTERN MAu-(By Stage.)
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 a. m
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 81 p M
This mail is not due until H. p. m, closes
at a. m.
PITTsBoRoUGH MAIL-(By Stage)
Leaves Tuesday and Saturday at 5 a. M
Arrives Monday and Thursday att p. M
Mail closes at p.
GoLDsBoRoUGH MAIL-(By Stage)
Leaves daily (except Sunday at . a. M
Arrives daily (except Monday at ia N.
Mail closes at a. m.
TARBcRouGH MArL-(By Stage.)
Leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a. m.
Arrives Sunday, W ednesday and Friday at p. m.
Mail closes at p. m. night before
RoxBoRouGH MAIL-(By Horse.)
Leaves Friday at ~ m.
Arrives Friday al III a. m
Mail closes at IL NJ.
October is, 1852. III
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKL1 BIZ
WILLIAM w. HOL D N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

rr. - . \U--v1y. Two dollars per ahnun
=; Jonco or ,vitbn the first month, Two dollars and
Gv cents if payment delayed six months and Thre'
dnars if not paid within six months from the time Oh
subscribing. H. Ir, M,
.nuum, in advance or within the first month; -Four
Dollars and fifty cents if payment be delayed six months
and Five Dollars if paid within six months from
time of subscribing.
TF% The above rules will be inhexibly adhered to.
ApyERr1sEMENrs not exceeding fourteen lines vii
he inserted one time for dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertions those of greater
Intb in Droportion Court orders and Judicial Ad-
rsements will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
above rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements lnse
ted in the Se.nWeekly Standard, will also appear IN
the Weekly Paper, free of charge.
Subscribers, and Others who may wish to sendmoney
to the Editor can do all times, by Mail and at his
risk. Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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State of No rth Ca arOlIna---NAsH CovN

State of No rth Ca rOlina---NAsH COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November Term
lS52-Calvin Richardson and wife PIety, Wilson
Rentfrow and wife Cally, William H. High and wife
Alsy, Us Joel, JOSIAH, Larkin, Willie, and Henry
Prigdin Calvin Taylor and wife Polly, Raltord Kent
Elizabeth Oneal, Raford Kent and wife Cely, Henry
Eatnan and wife Mourning, and Archibald Barny and
wife Penny. Petition for Division OF Land' OF the
estate of Hardy Prigdin, decd
1T appearng to the satisfaction Of the Court that Joel
i josiah Larkin, Willie, and Henry Pridgin, Calvin
Taylor and wife Polly. RaifOrd Kent Ezabe'h he 9nsi zeal
Raiford Kent and wife Cey, II enIy Eatman ana "lie
Monrning- and Archibald Barny and wife Penny. are
nonresden is of this State it therefore ordered that
publication be made weeks,in the North Carolina
Standard for the said defendants to appear al tie next
Term of this Court; TO held for the county OF Nash
at the Court House, Nashville, on the End Monday o
February next and plead, answer or demur or me pc
ton will be taken pro cOfesso as 10 them, and heard
accordingly. :. 49,. ,
Wines, G. W. Ward, Clerk of our said s, Court at
G. w. WARD, C. C.
December 10, 1852. [Pr adv. $5.623) ll-6w.
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NsVLiE(ILIEe Real Estate for Sale.
Dwelling HOuSe & Livery Stables.

II THE undersigned having determined to change
4ing on the south side of Princess street, between
Second and Third streets, which is situated the
Dwelling House and Livery Stables, occupied by
him.
The Dwelling House.
situated in the central portion of the town. the
of two Streets is well arranged and sufficiently commod
GUS for most families, having all necessary building,
attached to it.
The Livery Stables
extensive, and we'll planned and arranged
and conveniently located any similar establishment
in the Southern country. The main building fronting
Second street, with its entire length on Princess
street, is 100 feet long by Sc feet broad has basement
principal floor and loft each of great capacity the
size of the building will permit, is built in the hest
ner of stone and brick, and being covered with tin is
nearly fire proof building used for stables can well
be made An abundant supply of the purest spring wa
ter is had within feet of the building estab
lishment is now enjoying very extended patronage.
The lot will be divided if desired, and the Eastern end
which the Livery Stables stand sold separate from
the Western end which the Dwelling House is sua-
ted.
The terms will be accommodating, and any informa-
tion in reference to the premises will be given by the
undersigned, or in his absence by NJ N. Nixon, Esq.,
The above property unless previously disposed of at
private sale, will he sold by public Auction, the
day of January next. H. R. NIXON.
Wilmington, Dec. llth 1852. 9-3w.
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S&o4o oe Mouth Cn roll ua..NAsH COUNT

State of North Carroll Ha--NAsH COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. November Term
Rentfrow and wife CalIy, William H. H igh and wife
AIsy us Joel, Josiah, Larkin, Willie and Henry
Pridgn, Calvin Taylor and wife Polly, Ralioro hehl,
EIzabeth Oneal. Raiford Kent and wife Cely, henry
Eatmon and wife Mourning. and Archl6ald Barny
and wife Penny. Petition for Division OF Slaves (ol
the estate of Hardy Pridgin, dec'c0
TT appearing to the of the Court that JOEL
| Josiah Larkin Willie and Henry Pridgln. GAVIN
Taylor and wife Polly, Ralord Kent, Elizabeth Oneae
Raiford Kent and wife Cey, Henry Eatman ana "IIe
Mourning, a Archibald Barny and wife Penny, are
nonresdents of this State it therefore ordered na
publication be in the North Carolina Standard o
six weeks for the said defendants 10 appear al tne @
Term of this Court to be held for the county OF Nash
at the Court House, in Nashville, on the 2nG Monday
of February next. and plead answer or demnr or the
petition will be taken pro c0IftSS0 as 10 'e'l an" '
accordingly. c. .,
Witness, G. w. Ward, Clerk Of our said C"ut'' al
office, End Monday of November, A; p;i 1oES' r
December 10, 1852. (Pr. adv $5,52t.) I-6;F.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
A LkXANDER CREECH has received the largest
"A portion of his
stock of Fancy and Staple dry
a

A LkXANDER CREECH has received the largest
IA portion of his
stock of Fancy and Staple dry
GOODS,
TO which he Invites the attention of all who wish to buy
handsome and cheap Goods. His stock consists in part
of the following:
French Musline de Lans and Merinoes,
American de Lans and Thibet Cloths,
Alboui PIaids, new style, and Prussian Cashneres,
Alpacas, large assortment,
English and American Prints, great variety,
Ginghams, Flannels, and Irish Linens,
Jackonette, Swiss, Checked and Talton Muslins,
French Emb'd and Woolen Shawls,
A good assortment of Gloves and Hosiery,
Workd Collars, Edgngs and Insertions,
Lyle and Thread Edgings,
1inencambric Handk's Diapers. Bonnet Ribbons
Sc, sc.
BIk French Cloths and Cas-imeres,
Satin Silk and Cashmere Vestngs,
Silk Hand'k. and Italian Cravats,
Tweeds Sattennettes and Ohio Jeans,
Kerseys, Lnseys and Blankets,
BIeach'd and Brown DoLIestics,
Heavy Ingram Carpeting and Medium,
Also an assortmen ReadY-Made Clothing.
Hats, Caps, BOnnetS, Boots q shoes,
And manv other articles not named all of which he
determined to sell his usual low prices and earn
esty requests all those in wantofnew and cheap Goods
to give him call his stand three doors above Mr. X
Smiths where he will be found ready and willing to
serve his customers He his sincere thanks to
the citizens Raleigh and surrounding county for past
patronage, and hopes to merit the continuance OF the
same.
Raleigh, Sept. II, 1852. So