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1, Senate propoeing tc go into an eleetiori ofaiSj "APROCLAMATIONr Br IvTExceUecf fkomat BraggT Govtrner 0 (As State of North-CarUUa: A measaga waa received from the House propo- ICHERIIY, PECTOBAIc. For the rapid c-r as Colds, Coughs, aa atoarse- doing everything not forbidden. That they were not sent here for the express purpose. of praying, but for other business. in praying; praying in 'church, closet, and family, but wa.

orjfuwed to making the Senate chamber a Camp-nwting ground. Tha law expressly named the officers they were to elect, and she salary the officers were to receive, and called for the law, authorizing them to employ or pay any others. Mr. Gorrell moved to lay tha resolution on the table. jHUMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION i 'I a snaaLT coxexmraana COMPdTJJjD FLUID EXTRACT BUCUr i i JOy" -TO THE AFFLICTED It cures Nsrvous and Debillutad Puffrer, and mpvss all tha Symptoms, aasong which wUl f0nT i- Iadisposttioa to Exertion, Lois of Power, Loss of Mem ory, Dltoeulty Breathing, General Weakneai, Horror of Digease, Weak Nerrea, Tremlliu 1 Dreadful Horrur of Death, Night Sweats, 1 Cold Feat, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vuioa Lengour, Universal Lassitude the Muscular Often Enormoui Appethe, with Lis.

peptie Symptoms Hot Hands, Flashing I i of the Body, Dryness ef Skin, Pal. lid Countenace and Eruption! on the Face, Paia in the Back, Heaviness cf the Eyelids, Freqnent-; ly Black Spot Flying 7 before the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion and Loss ef Sight; Want Attention, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Bor. tor of Society. Nothing is more DeiirabU such Patients than Solitude, aad aothing (' thsy more Dread for fear of themselves; ae Kepose' of Manner, ae Earnastaeis, no Speculation, but a Hurried I Transition frojiu v'eae qaestiea- to another. These symptoms, if allowed en which tlU medioin invariably removes soon follow Lou of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic FiU-iB of which the patient may expire.

Who can as; thai LEGISLATURE. Toxaxu.T, November 16, J85S Met purtaaat adjoureoaenfi Proceedings of TMUrdtr read by th Clerk. Mr. Covpar, of 6th Senatorial District. and Mr.

Dwaxvi of the 3rd, appeared and wars Had. ia t' A massage wu received from the House inform ing the Sanate cf iu orcnnixation, and of iu nam dirxM to proceed to buaio. Oa motion of Mr. Boyd, a Joint Select Com- xaittae or two oa toe part o( each nou, vw annotated 19 wait oq tha Gorexoor. aad inform him of the organization of toth branch of the Le- trieUutr.

aad of their rea iliac to rrcelr ant cotaaunicauoBs fee might bar to make, and Messrs. Boyd aad Cowpar appointed oa the part of the Oa xootioaof Mr. McDonald, a Joint Select Coaaaittee of two on the part of the Senate, and three oa the mrt of the House, to draft rule for communWlioa between the two Home, wu romted. -is A ueMga was the liouse, an-aouactoat iu concur reae la the appointiaeDt of a Joint Select Qocnmiitea to wait oo the Gorernor, end that Meesrs Xerr and Bealurj had been ap- ntd cm the part of tne Uovwe. Oa the return of the Committee, Mr.

Boyd re-portad that ther had performed their duty, and Lad received aa answer from his Excellency, to the ecect that he would make a commnniraUon to both Boom, this dir. at 2 Ureal red a Haw age Iron the Bouse concurring ia Jm appointment of a Joint fieWt Commute oo IUjjcs of consaunkaiioa between the two Houses. Mr. Baarnhrey introduced a reaolutkm to rL a Joint Select Committee oo warming the Capi tot Mr. Steele moved to amend the resolution, by addiaer after the word the words aadnrhtiax." The resolution of Mr.

Humphrey, at amended by Mr. Steele, waa then adopted. Iteosired a tneavage from the House, proposing tn re into aa ejection for Slate Printer, and an MHincfcg that if aura. HoMeo Jt Wilson, and J. IV.

ryme, had been noroi Bated ia tae House. Mr. Steele LcLrodoosd a resolution to raise)' Joist Select Cooes ilia of eight oa the part of eaca liomm, on jiaaaoa, wbka, after aotne dis- cueatoo, aa te the aeusber, vw ndopted. The Seaata then proceeded to Tote for State Printer, with the Allowing malt BoUen 4 Joha.W.Sjrme, J. L.

PenauigVta, 1 Waa. A. IValah, 1 Mr. JUaaay mend that the Speaker provide Mitahle aocobimodationi tut Beportera, which waa aOorwd- After aoma delay, the Gorernor a MaaMLga was received, the readiar of which was, oa motion, diapeneed with Lbe propueiUon of the Bouas, to reiatlO aopiea tor each mem bar, concurred in, and the Senate adjourned till It o'clock to-mor HOUSE 0 COMMONS. Tcxsdat, Not.

16, 18M. The Bouse met according to adjournment. A mawage waa received from the Senate, sta ting that that was organised -and ready to jTOceed to boatnaav. v-A aumber of mexabers sworn ia. Mr.

Ferebee introdticea the loQowing rwola- Seeolved That tha Speaker ot the Bouse of Cosnmoaa be directed to ia vita a minuter of the Gospel, selected alternately fruto one of the de- noeairtatiooa ia' tha city, to open tha sittings of tnia Uouea wttit prayer. Keeolved, rurther, tnat thta reaoratioQ oe adopted as one or the standing rales at? tha House. Upoa tha propriety of passing this resolution, r. Tart bee made aoma vary appropriate remarks. us aaouoa or.

Jr. tun, or Slolm, tha resoluiioa waa pcetoonea uu to-morrow. A xoeseage wss receirad frooi the Senate propoe-iag a Comroittaa to wait oa tha Governor. Con curred, ta. oniauttee oo pan of tha tiuUSA Messrs, Kerr and Baobury.

A mraeaga waa received from the Senate proposing tat appotat a Select Oommittee oo Joint Rales. Ueanmai oa part or House, Messrs. Brio gen and Ferebee. Mr. Lore introduced a reaction proposing to go into tha election of Slate Printers.

Message sent to Dnaaiet. Mr. a reaolutioo to go Into the eleo-tioo of two Eagrcesiog Clerks. Mr. Hill, of II- liiat, movea tae reaoiuuoo lay oa the table, which nottoa wee carried.

Mr. Dancy gave notice that at aoma future day hm would iatrodooe a bill to remove free negroes rroat ine siaie ana maae some brier ana pointed mi at Iras vr. Exemptioo bill, to exempt oegroea from taxation, wigaea to mrreasr tn number or lave-bold Massage froaa Senate, eooeur in proposTlion to eiert a dtaia rnnter. Mr. Mania nominated Messrs.

Holdm Wil son, Mr. Caldwril, of Burke, nominated John W. Svaao. Those who rot) for Meatra. Boldeo Wilson were: Messrs.

Speaker, Badham, Bain), Barbae, Baxter, Blount, Bridgers, J. Bryan, B.K. Bryan, Brysoo, IMncr, VkXmmIXtVc, iraka Dole, Facr. Fai ar, Faribaalt, Heaving, Foy, Fries, Gaither, Gardoaer, GaUing, Gentry, Green, Hall of War- ran. Halt, ml Eovao.

Hargrora, Harrington, Bsy-weod. Ueaser, HilL Biggins, HoldscUw. Butchins. JP.Hin,Jonea of Craven, Jones of Orange, Kerr, Ktrby, lasers, iewu, Lore, L.yoar Masteo, McKay, Moor of Mania, J. Moore, J.

A. jaoore, Gorman, Norwood, Ransom, Reagaa, Rierea, Ripley, Rooey, Pritcbard, rvaies, email wood, Speight, Sua-faed, Strpbeoa, TusnliAson, Thompson, Wallace, Ward, Weaaboraa, Waters, Watson, Whitfield, Wikuo and Williams 42. For Mr. Sysna -Meters. BeeLarr, Brummell, tjuweu 01 ouiuora.

well or Burke, Chambers, Oarp, Cox, of Pitt, Craven, Duckery. tiler, rerTwwereoeeoaivDer.ureeoe, Henry, Martin, Mearea, Morebead, Outlaw, Sao-dnjSimontoo, Sparrow jw.Tst kr burg, -WaddO, WalW, WaWr, WiadJey and Wood. BO 33 The Governors an ravage was received and read. 31 r. Badham moved that it be sect to the Senate with a proposition to print 20 ccrit for each member.

Mr. Ferebee mored to amend by inserting 10 Instead of 20. Amendment accepted, and message sent. Messrs. Fleming, ones of Orange, and Mearea wr epptaated the Committee on better warmicr A xoaaaaga waa received from tha Senate proposing to raue a CoounittaaooPInanoa.

On mo- tiooor Jtr. xsrvigers, tha message was laid 00 tha labia lor toe pretest. Tha House then adjourned to Wednesday at 11 o'clock. SENATE. WruDKaDAT, Nor.

17. letnorauaat to adjonrnment Proceedings of Mr. Whitaker, troas the tth Senatorial Kstrict mpvnd. waa qualified and took hia seat. Mr.

Steele, from the Committee oa Rules, made a report which was accepted. Mr. Bledsoe introduced a bill to altar the Con. st tution. so as te enable tha Legislature to eauai-Lu A 'Stage waa received from the House pro-pog to go into an slectiou for Engrosnng Clerk, and announcing that the nam of Meesrv Jot- were in nomination, c.

ncur-red ia. TaJot CoicmlUcate. superintend the reported aa follows Whole number of votes. 80- Mr. Joyner tUcted.

T- irxylwrd a IS to Incorporate tie Grwborv- a4 DaaviUe Rlroad Cwrrpanr which wsa.oamoda v. -n-T. -ZT? 7' beprteud. oruarea to of fraa persona be ptZ otlered to Mr. TVxnaa.

aUUte liMsnrporate the North STATE l. to of to a the iinv ui rami uji iiiwuin 9 fr Turner, a bill to repeal the freehold quali of Kead firat'tima and laid over miliar tha rulps. Mr. Oorrell moved to send a menage to the Houv. r-roDOsiof to co immediktly into an eleo ion for TJ.

S. Senator, to fill tha unexpired term of Judt-e Mezt. Mr. Hounton thought the motion jemature, as the two Housea had barely organized ana as uon-rea would not meet for two weeks, and asked ta withdrawal. Mr.

Gorrell declined to withdraw the motion dding that be had observed that nothing was aver one until these elections were over, and therefore thought it best to despatch such things at once. atr. Houston moved to lay on the table, wnicn ru carried br a rote of 23 to 16. A message was received from the House, pro noainga Joint Selnct Committee to Uke into con sidoration that portion of the Governor a message fwUttrur in the State Geologist and his Re Mr. Turner introduced a reeolution to raise a com mime of 6 to be called the Committee on Constitution! Reform, to whom should be refer red all bills and resolutions to altar or amend tne Constitution.

Adopted. On motion of Mr. Thorn, the Senate adjourn ed nil to-morrow at 11 o'Hock. HOUSE OP COMMONS. "Widnxspat, Nov.

17, 1S53 The Houe met arcordine to adjournment. Mr. CU well, of Burke, presented a petition from certain citizens of Burke, Watauga ana Caldwell, for a turnpike road from Morganton to Tennessee. The Reeolution of Mr. Ferebee to open the Boose with prayer, was then taken up and passed br the following rote 1 eas aieasrs.

saonam, uaira, uaroee, xiier Rnharr.BlaunLBrnmmeIl.Brvanor Craren.Brr- an of N.Banorer. Brvaon, Bullock, Burns, Burke, Brrd. Caldwell of Burks, Caldwell of Guilford, Chambers, CTapp, Coetener, Cox of Jone, Crareo, Dixon. IXxkerr. Urake, Vclm, JUJer, ragjr, fat sn, Faribault, Farrow, Fereby, Flemiog, Foy, Gaither, of Iredell, Gardener, Galling, Gentry.

Green, of Chatham, Green, of Franklin, Hall, of Rowan, Uarrrore, Harrington, Henry, Uigrin, I Hold-claw, oil us, of Orange, Kerr, Xirby, LeaTS Leficrs, Lcwts, Xng, Jxve, xyon, hlcUotter, NeKar, Martin, Meavcc. Moore, of Chatham, Moore, oi rt. uanover.Morenoaa, Jiorgan, iewoy, Norman. Noroid, Outlaw. Pritcbard, lurdie, Reagan, Reeves, Ripley, Honey, Saunders, Scales, Shaw, Simon ton, Sunpson, Small wood.

Sparrow, Soecr. Speight, Stanford, Stephens, Taylor, Tom uneon, xoornounr, niauui, i aincr, aiiMcu, Jn. 1 I Jill 1.1 1 1 ir 11 Walter, Ward, Washburno, Waters, Watson, Whitfield, Watson, Williams, Windlcy, and Woodfln 09. Nays Mexra. Bridfcrs, Cox, of Pitt, Dancy, Frka.

Uavwood. Hester, UilL of Halifax, HU1, of tokos, llutchins, Mastao and Inompeon II. Mr. aver, introduced a bill to remove free negroes from tne Mate, iteaa tneistumeanu ordered to be printed. Mr.

Bad ham introduced a bill to exempt oe slave from taxation. Passed 1st reading: reposi tion to print lost. Mr. Green of rankhn, introduced a bill to a- meod the act eooceraing revked Code, so as to distribute one copy of that document to each justice of the Peace. On motion of Mr.

Badham. a message was sent to the Senate, proposing to go into the election of one Engrossing Clerk. Agreed to. ir -S i ii. jir.

urcra, vi iiuitug, uviuiuauu Mr. wiy- ner. Mr. Marten nominated Caleb Hill of Stokes, but soon withdrew the nomination. Mr.

Waddill renewed it, Mr. Joyner received 76 rotes, Mr. Hill 29 Scattering, 5 Mr. Caldwell, of Burke, moved that a message be sent to the Senate proposing to go forthwith into the election of an United S. Senator to fill out the unexpired term of Judjr Bires.

The House refased to go into the election by a vote of vaaa 35, nays 77. Mr. Waters introdaoad a resolution proTosing to pay v. wngnt, former Assistant Door keeper, mileage ana per aiem for Tn services in Lbe organization of the House Passed first read ing. Mr.

Hill, of Stakes, moved to suspend the -uies ana put on its secona reaamg. Carried. The resolution was then read tha second time. Mr. Caldwell, of Burke, eaid he was opposed to the resolution.

If it was for a Principal Door keeper ne would be for it, as it was the custom for that officer to attend, but he did not think it right to pay assistant doorkeeper, as ne came there an applicant for ofiee. He could see no more justice in paying hia expenses than those of any other 0fflce-eker. And so far as be knew, the State no right to be paying the expenses of any of- flee seeker. The State waa not so rich that it could afford to be giring away money to every body who wanted it. There was no call tor the Assistant-Doorkeeper, in Raleigh, and he had no reason to come but mat he was seeking office.

The Legislature could get along for the little time prrTHMS wu ntvuuni, wiiu 00 uui uui iub nntl- pal BoorkiH-per and Chief Clerk. It was a bad precedent ana ougni not be set. lit could see no propriety for paying the private expenses of the Assistant uoor Keeper. Mr. aters replied, and closed br saying.

Uiat Mr. Wright bad assisted in organizing a Demo cratic legtalature, mat be was a good Demo crat! Mr. Caldwell, of Guilford, said that be should not hare arisen, but for the gentleman's last remark. Members should not let party decide this matter, if any just precedent for it had been set, be vroald not care for it. There were already too many pensioners on the Government.

Mr. Hargrore read a auction from the Revised Code. Mr. Kerr thought, according to the law, the Doorkeeper continued io office. Mr.

Caldwell, of Burke. The gentleman has misunderstood the act, as read. It says, that the keeper of the Capitol, shall employ two or more persons to keen me Hall in order, and the law provided for their par. The House had nothing to do with it. If Mr.

Wright had been employ ed by the Keeper he was entitled to pay, but if he had not, hi bad no right to pay from any one. There was no economy in paying him and paying me person employed py Keeper or me Capitol alto. The Resolution was defeated by yeas nays LVU. Mr. Ferebee introduced a resolution DrODosinir to raise a Joint Select Cammittee, on that part of me uovemor jieasage concerning me boundary line.

Oa motion of Mr. Kerr, House adjourned to 11 ciout on inursoay. SENATE. Thubedat, Nor. 18 Met pursuant to adjournment.

Journals of res- terasy reea oy tierx. a a a 1 he speaker announced Messrs. Don ell and Davis as tha Senate portion of the Joint Select Committee, on thai part of me Governor's mes sage relating to the State Geologist, and hia Re port. air. uumore presented a petition from the Western Railroad company.

Read and ordered be Ur.r tanner, tne pension certificate of Alexan der and mored that it be signed br the Speaker, and sent to the House for the signature of ue opeaaer 01 mat 000 y. warned. Jar. alamo introduced a resolution against par ing a Chaplain to the Senate. He thought now was the time te decide whether they should receive compensation or not.

Mr. Ashe said he was out present reeterdar. when the rules were reported, or ha would hare 1 1 it- vwcu uiTing cnapiain. as in Iaror paying him If they employed one. Mr.

Gorrell concurred with Messrs. Ashe and Edoey. Thought no compensation would be expected. Thought the reaolutkn looked harsh and ought to be withdrawn. Mr.

Martin declined to withdraw, Mr Turner wss against tha resolution. If they employed, thr should pay. Mr. T. ive notice that ha should, to-morrow, introduce a resolution have evening service also.

Mr. Lane gave notice that ha should introduce resolution to amend the rules, by striking out that portion relating to a chaplain. Dr Pitrbford went for a strict construction of Constitutuin, or in other words, for doing only what thej were commanded, to do, aM not fce of ia of ous it a he ana it of in the bill of gun. the on tion of by said be If tion come tion nars Court ties on of fowl. the a from so iur usury, A one ing, House That there eelect Agreed An Ucea cerning law On waa with reiarr r'vMei -y Ttfi h.u.

nnmintP.1 Mr. JsmeS Page, wh received the unanimous vote of the i was dulr declared Mr. Ferebee said as the House bad got on so smoothly with one election, he would propose mat they proceed witn another, ana pernaps, wuuiu he eouall aa unanimous. There was never any fasI business done in the Uesrislature until the elections were over. Business was retarded and time consumed to no purpose.

He had alway known it the case that aa soon as the offices were filled members were settled down and went to work in earnest he thought, therefore, it would be best to have them over with as soon as possioie. He well remembered in 1848 that there was no real hiininnfia. worth a not ire. done until after the Senators were elected, and then all went on well. Therefore, he would move that a mesiage be sent to tha Senate to go into an election of II.

S. Senator to fill the olace of Judge Bisrgs. Mr. Hill, of Stokes, moved to amend by strik ing out all after;" election of and insert Comp troller of the State. Carried by yeas 76, nay? The House then, adjourned to Friday 11 o'clock A Cold Bloodid Mueexr A cold blooded murder was committed atShreveport, La, recent ly.

by a man named E. Ward. A Mr. W. Smith, for many years a well known merchant of mat town, while quietly returning to his place of business after dinner, was met by ara, wno naa evidently been awaiting his approach, and was shot down the contents of the' two chambers of a double barrel shot gun being discharged into bis person at a dutance or not more man twenty feet, mangling him in a mo-it horrid manner, and instantly depriving him of life.

Mounting bis horse, whioh was in readiness before any one knew what had occurred, the fiendish perpetrator of the dastardly assassination dashed through me streets, and made for the Texas road. Instant pursuit was made by several parties, and a reward of S2, 000 was instantly offered by Mr. J. W. Smith $1,000 was guaranteed by certain gentlemen, on behalf of the State, and $500 was added by the oorpo ration, making for the appre hension of the assas-dn.

The party in pursuit arrested Ward in Jack son Parish, La. He made a desperate resistance, killing one man outright, and mortally wounding another. Ue was then shot, the ball taking ef fect in his shoulder, whea he exclaimed, "I am dead! don't shoot any more. I am Ward, who killed Smith atShreveport 1 Ward was then taken under a strong escort to Shrevqiort, and lodged in jail there. Highway Robbkky.

A gentleman named William Clark, a resident of Wilmington, waa waylaid about six clock last eveuing on baratoga street, and robbed of his wallet, contain ing a draft for $325, payable to Clark Felt, chain, worth $150, and other articles. Mr. Clark thinks that the assault and robbery took place somewhere in me neighborhood or Oharles and Park streets. Ue was seized oy six or eight ruf fianly looking men, choked, thrown down, and dragged to a neighboring alley where the outrage took place. His person bore unmistakable marks me summary way in which be bad been bandied hia assailants.

Hia coat was torn and soiled, his face bruised and blackened, and pockeU of his his pantaloons almost ripped out, in the eager ness ot me teiiows to secure me valuables. Baltimore Patriot Pxt Sxakes. Dr. Samtiel Reeves, of Wilmington, N. has for a pet a beautiful green snake.

perfectly tame, but still it is one of those beauties which we prefer to contemplate at a distance. John Middleton, the proprietor of a "show" in Market street, Philadelphia, while endeavoring Wednesday, to remove a rattlesnake from one the boxes, was bitten in the hand by the reptile. The wounded man immediately swallowed large quantity of Whiskey. Cotton Shifuixts. The total amount of shipments of cotton from Mempbii during the month October just passed, numbered 46,71 1 bales, of which 31,616 went to New Orleans, 11,117 lo St Louis, and 1,977 to the Ohio river.

This is a gratifying exhibit of the month's business compared with the corresponding month of last year. I formation Wantid. Mr. Wilson L. Gaston, who was last heard from near Petersburg, and was at that t' me engaged is seUing "Dawson's Patent Straw Cutter," has been missing for over two years, and his relatives In Ohio, feel much alarm as to his possible fate.

He has a mother and brothers who would appreciate anr kindness which would lead to the discovery of his whereabouu and fate. Mr. (iaston was a mem la good standing of both the Odd-Fellows and Masons, and it is hoped that the brethren in the State of Virginia will communicate any mtelli gence of him that mar be in their rawer. Will brother Pleasants, of the Southern Farmer, make some inquiry lor nun 7 abetters may be sent to American Patent company, Cincinnati, or to Drotoer, josepn uaston, mrclerille Ohio. Scientific Artisan.

A cowardly hack man attempted to abuse an un fortunate lady in New York, when with more energy than modesty she whipped up her dress, broke a piece out of her steel hoop and lacerated fellow in a manner pronounced justifiable by a police justioe. RICHARDSON'S LINENS, DAMASKS, IRISH Arc. CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LINENS, and those desirous of obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see that the articles they purehase are sealed the full name of the firm, Richardson, Son St Owden, a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially necessary as quantities of inferior and defective Linens are reppared, season after season, and sealed with the of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the Amer consumer and the manufacturers of the genoine Goods, will not readily abandon a business so profitable, purchasers can be imposed on with Goods of a ortbiess character. J.

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Xllii Governor of the Fta'e, tr nine oeioir, ui wnyon a day in every yer, aod to give aouce thereof by Proclamation, as. a day of solemn and public Thanksgiving to Almighty tod for past blessings, and of supplication for his continual kindness aod care over as, as a Stats and as a-Nation Now, therefore, I da br this nay Proclamation, appoint and set apart Thursday, the 25th day of November next, as such day, snd do most respectfully and sarnestly recommend that it be observed accordingly by all the good people of this State. Given under my hand and attested by the Great Seal of tha State. Done at the city of Raleigh, this the 4th day of TH0S. BRAGG.

Pulaski Cowrxa, Private Secretary. nov 6 wSw THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE and popular knowledge, organised for the purpose of arresting the evils of worthless and spurious nostrums, and supplying families with reliable Domestic Remedies, have sold to Messrs. J. A C. J.

COWLES, of Elkville, N. an assortment of their valuable vis IT ROW AND 3 TONIC MIXTURE for tha cure i Ague, etc. Syrup of Blackberry Root, for the cure of Diarhoea, etc Ihe University Remedy for Lung Complaints, etc Dyspepsia, or Costive 6ore Eyes, Ear ache and Deafness, a Toothache, 11 fever and Ague, (in form of Cholera, Unlike the various nostrums of the day, these Remedied depend upon their merits for popularity. Thev are to be had of the COWLES, at Elkvule, and of their Agents, as follows A. C.

Melnlosh. Tavloreville Dr. John Fink, Con cord; as. M. Allen, Miltoa; Alexander McAlpm, Ian-eey villa W.

C. Walker, Persimmon Creek slT. T. Good ing, Newborn; Jam a. Jfayeraevuie; wu liam M.

Farabee, Shady Grove; David H. Idol, Abbott's Creek: Transou FTafftowo; A- IV Zeve- ly, Salem; F. 8. Marshall, Halifax Levi Ijora, Waynes villa; H. Him Son, roilottrtue; r.

Helper, Davidson College; W. H. Lippitl, WiljaingtoK; Dr. A O. Bradley, Wilmington Henry Culpepper, Elisabeth City; Satterfiald A Williaau, Raxboroj Samuel Yomnr, Aihsborourh; David Marrill La Grange; K.

8. Long, Rockingham R. D. Mosely A CUnton; W. A.

Utk, walnut uorerioaiaa Cowles, Jonesville; J. A A C. Cowlae, Haaaptoa- ville Locas A Q. 3. Moors, Qoldsboroago.

soar lyrSsj GOLD MINES, Iron Works, 15,000 Acres of Land, and 14 Negroes to be Sold. BY Virtue of a Mortgage made by the High Shoals Mining and Manufacturing Company, the undersigned will sell for cash, at the High Shoals, Gaston county, North Carolina, on the lid of December next, that extensive, valuable, and well known property called the HIGH SHOALS," comprising about acres of land lying on the waters of the South Fork River, Long Creek and other Streams in the counties of Lincoln and Gaston. There lands are rich in Gold Mines, Iron Ore, Lime, and are supplied with the best water power in the State. Also, Fourteen Negroes, all, but one, Alen and good Mechanics. W.

P. BYNUM, THOS GRIEK, Exrs. of A. HoyL Nov. 1, 185S.

nov. JO wtdi. IIILLSBORO' MILITARY ACADEMY. ON JANUARY Utb, 1859, THE INSTITUTION above named will be opened at HillaberoYN. to be conducted ia chief by Capi.

C. C. TEW, aow Superintendent of the State Military Academy at Co lumbia, South Carolina, and Mr. W. D.

Gaillard, a graduate of the South Carolina Military Academy, and an instructor of approved experieaee. The driQ, discipline, and course of stadias, will assimilate aa aeartr aa practicable to those ef the Virgin! aad South Carolina State Military Institutions. The stadias of the first two years, or preparatory course, will be, Arita Katie, Ahrebra. Ene-lish Grammar. Historv of the United States, History of England, Ancient History, Mytaol-ogr.

Geography, French and Latin. The datails of the advanced course will be aaaoaneed aereaAer. The Aeademie Tear will continue uninterrupted fro as Janavy 12th to the fourth weak ia Horaaaher. The charge will be 1300 per annuam, payable aa fol lows: $100- at the commencement ef the Academic year; aieo on May 1st, ana ioo oa August 1st, ror which the Academy will provide lastrueooa, seat books, stationery, quarters, board, faeL lights, wash ing, clothing, (except shirts, drawers, aad socks,) aad medicinal attendance. No pupil will be admitted under 13 or over 18 years of age, or who cannot read and write with facility.

Papas will be received as day scholars lor drill aad in struction at the rate of $106 per annum, payable ia three equal instalments at the dates above mentioned. Bat in this case they will be provided with arms and a-contrementa onlv, and no responsibility will rest upon the Academy except during the hours at which such pupils are actually engaged on the drill or at recitation. For further information address the undersigned at Columbia, S. until January 1st, after that date at HillsboroV C. C.

TKW. oct 2 lOtw HriSSISSIPPI LAND FOR SALE. Xf Persons removing to North Mississippi are in- formed that P. B. Barringer, Commissioner for the heirs of Gen.

Paul JBarnnger, deCd, is now onerlng ror sale a large body of land, (2880 acres) in Panola county. Those lands fie on Mclver creek, within 0 miles of the town of Sard is, on the Memphis and Grenada Railroad. About two-thirds of the land is of a superior quality much of it excellent bottom. It will be divided, when practicable, to suit purchasers. Terms One-third cash balance 1 and 2 years time.

For further information address the undersigned, who have plats of the land in quarter sections, with valuations, quality of soil, Ac PAUL B. BARRINGER, Oxford, Mississippi. RUFUS BARRINGER, oct 2 w2mpd Concord, N. C. A BARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.

"VALUABLE COAL AND FARMING LANDS FOR SALE. THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE last will and testament of George Wilcox, dee'd. offer for sale all that tract or parcel of land on Deep River fcnown as the Wiloox Coal lands. Said tract of land contains 525 acres, and is vory valuable for farming n.t rv 1 i 3 purpvBoa. miu jltuu vio ust uwu louiiu vu uie land in several different of the best quality, and is doubtless very rich in said minerals.

Said lands may be purchased at private sale by applying to the subscribers at Pittsboro. N. at any time between this and the 18th day of December next at which time, not disposed of sooner, it will be sold to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in Carthage, Moore county, between tha hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, P. M. Txbms or Saxje: One half of the vurohase money be paid at the time of sale, and ample time given Tor the other half with bond and approved securities, more fully specified on the day of sale.

nov II wtds W. A. NASH, 7 W. WILCOX, Amusement for the Little GAMES I GAMES I GAMES I GAMES LIFE OF WASHINGTON, (Dissected) -Gentle Annie, do American History, do Map of the United States, do North Carolina, do Kentucky and Tennessee, do the Western States, do History of the Sabbath, do Mansion of Happiness. Reward of Virtue.

Game of Loto Our Baby, French Pntzle Brain. Queen of Beauty. Busby and Fusby. Chines Ring Puscle. Guessing Game.

Game of Beasts. Forture Cards. Block Alphabets, of all sises. Also a great variety not enumerated above. Just received by HENRY D.

TCR'NER, ov 17 N. C. Bookstore. CO-PARTNERSHIP. FRANCIS Hf BENJAMIN M.

ROBERTSON, respeetfuHr In form tbuk friends and the public generally they have formed a Co-partnership, for the purpose of conducting general Commission business, and the tellina and yurcMtutng bi. ui aulas 01 Produce Merchaadise, under the style of F. H. A B. M.

ROBKRTSOW business entrusted to them will be thankfully received and nromntlr attended ta: nsfii ay asarasarg 1 A ful on can FTn of day CJ tne cess the court on to wui uuice, iu at our for BLOoariiLP, vec as. 1355. Dr. J. C.

Area 1 av bmii aMeitate to say the best remedy I ha found for Coughs, Hoarseness, and the concomitant symptoms a a tfoid, is your Cherry Pectoral. im nawstaut ase in my practice and my taautv sar the last ten years has shown it 1 superior virtues for the treatsma-s these --J-'-- 1 EBEN KMuht. M. D. A.

B. M0RTLEY, wdoa, N. writes "I have used your Pectoral okmi and in my family ever Since you invented it, anu mvia it the best medicine for its purpose ever putoiik itui. had cold I should sooner pay twenty-five dollars ivca avals than do without it, or take any other remeo 1 Croup, Whooping Jn Influenza. Sraoiurfaaa.

Feb. 1858. Brothbr Aria: I wru oaaarfiilly certify your Pectoral is the best rem our awasess for the cure of whooping cough, croup una umm attest diseases of children. We of your frsteraiur ta the South appreciate your skill, and commauu yum aaedicine to our people. C0NKLIN, M.

D. AMOS LEE, Edq ofaieaeraal, writes 3d 1850: I had a tedious iiaani, which confined me in doors six weeks; woa aiclnes without relief; finally tried your Pectoral a advice of our rWgy-man. -The first dose relieve saw soreness in my throat and lungs less than oue-nau saa bottle made me completely welL Your meatbum era the cbeapext as well as the best we can buy, aii stem yeu, Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor Mtaars friend." Asthma, or nd Wkst MARcaaaraa. Feb. 4, 1 856.

Sin: Your Cherry Peewra as perfeming marvel lous eurvs in this section, xaaxas relieved several from alarming systems of consamMa. and is aow caring a man who has labored Uhmt mm afiestion of the laags tor tne last lorty yeorrf UERKX. Merchant. A. A.

RAMSEY, M. Albion, Monroe County Inwa writen, Sept. 6, 18ss: "Suring my practice ef many years 1 have founu amaiaa eoual to your Cherry Pectoral for giving ease an iwttmt to consumptive pa- tic nu, or curing 8ucn as ar omtmole. We might add volumes 01 vwtenoe, bnt the most convincing proof of the virtue mi this remedy Is found Consaaaioa. Probably no one remedy a-a wt been known which cured so' many and sucn oaatcerous eases as thhv Some no human aid can rea aut even to those the Cherry Pectoral affords relief aad comfort.

Astok House, New 1 era city, March 5, 1858. Dr. Atxe Lowell 1 (Maisaduty snd a pleasure to inlorm you what your Caartv Sectoral has dose for my wife. She has been aaaacfai laboring under the dangerous ymptams of waaaaiBtion, from which no aid we. could procure cava anr asuch relief.

She Steadily failing, until Dr. otnmevof this city, where we hare come for advice, trial of your medicine. We bless hu rianaass as we do your skill for she has recovered from taaa aav. She is not yet as strong as she used to be, out is aiwa from ber cough, and calls nersell well, Yours witn gratnaae and Ujluaa DO SHELBY, of Shelby ville. Connmptive do not aesaaav till you have Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

It tnau mw eue of the best medical chemists in the world, aa cores all around US bespeak the high merits ot (as vartus. PkiL Ledger. AYER'S CATttAMXIC PILLS. nriHE SCIENCES Of C'HatMISTRY AND MED ICLNE have been taxed saair utmost to produce this best, and most perfect aarsative which is known to man. Innumerable proofs ara shown that these Pills have virtues which snraaaa ia excellence the ordi nary medicines, and that ay win upon the esteem of all men.

Xaer are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful te eara. Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital aelviltee of the body, re move the obstructions of its eraans, purify the blood, and expel disease. They par out the foul humors which breed and grow disteiaar. stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into their aaaaral action, and impart healthy tone with strength te aa whole system Not only, do they cure the every mm complaints of every body, but also formidable ana aaagerous diseases that have baffled the best ef hums still. While they pro- uuce powenui are a sue same time, la diminished doses, the safest aaa aaat physic that can be employed for children, jomat sagar-coated, they are pleasant to take add being aaralx vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.

Cures aware been made which surpass belief were thsy noc aaaetantiated by men of such exalted position ana eaasaeter as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many Minnnt clergymen and physicians have lent their man so certify to the pub lic reliability of my rememaa. wade ethers have sent me the assurance of their coavMOon that my Prepara tions eontnbate immensely te mmm talief of my amictad, suffering fellow-mcr The Agent below named is taased to furnish grafii my American Almanac, eoataiaavt direction a frr their use and certificates of their eawas, of the following complaints i Coitiveness, Bilious Compiatata. Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache, arisaae: from foul stomach, Nausea, indigestion, MorOra aaaction of the Bowels aad Pain arising therefrom, namiancy, Loss of Appe tite, all Ulcerous and Cutanea attaeasei which require aa evacuant medicine, tsenaa a Jung's KviLt xhey also, by purifying the blooa aa scunuleting the system, cure many complaints whiea waald not be supposed tney could reacn, sucn as xnaraeae. Partial Blmdness; Neuralgia and Nervous IrrriaMritv, Derangements of the Laver and Sidneys, Uoat.

aav other kindred complaints arising from a low state ef the body or obstruc tion of its functions Do not be put off by 'onprtnatalaii dealers with some other pill tney xdak more area an. Ask for Ayers Pills, and take nothing els, ste ther they can give you compares with this in its tatriasie value or curative powers. The sick want the at sad there is for them, and they should have t. PREPARED BT VA. $.

C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Vaasalat, Lowell, Mais. Price 25 Cts. per isox. srave Boxea for sow All the Druggists in this Uttx.

ly ma 2 9 FINE CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN. M. VANORSDELL OFFERS HIS PORTA-. BLE Daguerrean Saloon, on. wheels, for sale at a great bargain, with instruments, stock, chemicals, Ac, all complete for taking all kinds of likenesses.

My room is 30 feet long, 10-feet wide, and 8 feet high, witn two side iignts, and a splendid sky-light. When you wish to move it it can be closed up to half the length by rolling one half into the other. It is light, can be moved on any road almost. I will sell to any person or persons, and give them instructions in the art, or sell to one that is already engaged in the profession. Any person wishing to engage in this beauti art will have a fine chance for.

doing so by calling C. M. V. and purchasing his splendid Saloon opposite H. Porter's Boot and Shoes Store, Raleigh, where he is daily making life-like Ambrotypes, Cameo- types, and Photographs.

Those wishing likenesses of themselves or friends will do well by giving me a nov 3wtf 1 ru. EL. VAWURSUlSLL. Persons wishing information ia regard to the Saloon address me at Raleigh, N. V.

f- POWELL'S HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEASE. HE ABOVE HOTEL NOW BY T. W. EPES, eligibly situated in the city Petersburg, Is for rent or lease from the 10th of January 1850 proposals for the same are so licited, and wul be received until tha 1st Dec 1858. CHAS.

CORLING, President oct 16 wtDeo of Powell's Hotel. Co. TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Johnston County Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions, August Term, isos. William Ellis, Adin'r, vs.

Henry Peare. Original Attachment. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that detendant In this oase is a non-resident of this State, or so conceals himself, so that the ordinary pro- 1 vi iaw cannot ne servea on mm, it is therefore or dered by the Court, that publication be made in tha Raleigh Register, for six successive weeks, notifying said defendant to appear at tha next Term of the or fleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County or Johnston, at the Cotirt-House in Smithfield, the 4th Monday in November ami plead, answer, demur or replevy, or judgment final ut (uwrw against nun. Witness, Thomas D. Snead, Clerk of said Court, at iu omiuineiu, tne tn Monday of August, in the cju ear 01 ue indepsndenee of said State, 1858.

t. THOS. D. SNEAD, oct 16 ww (Pr. adv.

12) C. C. 900 the TO 1.000 BALE 8 OP. COTTON PER Aipi UM. I sU manufacturing ROCKY MOtWT MILLS, Edgecombe county, N.

900 to-lOOO. Bole cotton per annum, aad will deliver at any of xtauroad Uepots, fra of Freights, to pumetumi ens-tomers, on 3 months time, or discount of 2 paf cwmt cash, COTTON YARN, SEINE TWINE, PLwW LINESvAmm ui.t' a Orders addressed to W. BATTLE, Bosky Mount, Wgeoaiu'ebuatj4 prompily arteod4 av-i sua MSaWJiiaCsJA- to ly ted to cited. at TZ, Mr. Martin called for the area and noes.

The resolution was tabled by the following rote ayes 33, naya 12. Mr. Thomas introduced a supplement to his bill of resterday. A. message was received from the House, transmitting the Jcint Rules for the government of both Houses, which had been adopted, and asking the concurrence of the Senate.

Concurred in. Tha rules reported are the same as those of the last session, with a few modifications. Mr. Bledsoe, a bill.to amend sec. 1, chapter 2d, Revised Code, which was referred to the Committee on the Judidsry.

i Mr. Humphrey, a bill to permit free pertonsof African descent to choose masters ana become slsres." Referred lo Judiciary Committee. Mr. Gilmorav a billto aidjlhe Western Railroad Company, which was, on motion, referred to com mittee on internal improvements. On motion of Mr.

Humphrey his hill or yester day was referred to the Judiciary Committee. A message iromine xioiue pnui ,10101 buiw, was concurred in. Also a mesaaee from the House to appoint a Joint select Committee on that portion of the Go vernors m.isage In relation to military anatrs. Mr. Turner, a bill to repeal 2d clause, 3d sec tion, 4th article of the kntitutin.

Referred to Committee on Constitutional Reform. Mr. Thomas, a resolution to send a message to the House proposing to raise a Joint Select Com mittee to tace into consideration mat portion 01 the Governors message relating to Cherokee lands. Message aenL. A message from Ujc House transmitting report State Librarian, and proposing to print, was concurred in.

Also a message proposing to go forthwith into aa election for Secretary of State. and announcing that Rufus H. Page had been put nomination in the House, was concurred in, and the two houses proceeded to ballot as follows: Page 151 W. U. Harmon 5 A.

M. 1 B. Root 2. The bill of Mr. Thomas, authorizing the grant ing of a banking privilege to the N.C.

Central At lantic and Pacific Railroad Company, was read nrst time and ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. Speight, the Senate adjourned I till 11 clock to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thubsdat, November 18, 1858.

House met according to adjournment Mr. Kerr submitted a report from the com- miittoe oa rules, it being the rules of the last House, with sundry amendments. Mr. Hill, of Stokes, offered an amendment whereby to fix that particular parliamentary rule commonly called the previous question, among tha standing rules tha House. Mr.

Kerr said ho was opposed to the gentle man's amendment. The committee had fully dis cussed and talked this matter in. their meeting, and they had concluded to submit the report as it has just bean laid before the House. The previ question, everywhere it bad been used in this" country, was made an instrument of tyranny. If could be carried on as in the English Parliament, where a member forfeited his claim to being gentleman, if ha used it until a question had been fully and fairly discussed, then it would do.

But his observation, and that of other gentleman saw before him, would testify that it often de prived me minority or such privileges as they held in equal right with the majority, no matter how Urge it might be. One whom all the House venerated, had ODDOsed this measure in Conoress naa mere saia iuu wnst ne naa said nere in substance, that if it could be used as in England, would be an efficient instrument for the dispat business, but at it was used, and as it would be this country, of all tyrrannical rales that giring a majority the right to crash down all opposition by a call for the question was the most tyran nical. As tha gentleman had introduced his amendment it gave a mere majority. Mr. Dortch moved to amend the amendment by inserting two-thirds Instead of a majority.

Amendment accepted. Mr. Hill, of Stokes, spoke in defence of his amendment, and closed by saying that it gare the minority equal right with the majority aa ther were privileged to call for It whenerer they wished to. A Mr. Outlaw called for the yeas and nays.

It was lost by the following rote: Mr. Bridgers submitted a report from the committee on joint rules, which was accepted. Mr. Williams mored to send a message to the Senate to print one copy of the rules and joint rules for each member and the officers. Mr.

Reeve presented a mlmorial from a number of citizens of Surrr to nrevent ohtmrtirn passage of fish in the 1 adkin River, and gave notice that he would, at aa early day, introduce a to redress their grievances. Mr. Baxter a memorial to prevent the shooting fowl with guns larger than the ordinary shot Mr Simpson mored that a message be sent to Senate proposing to raise a committee of five that part of the Governor's message relative ta Militarr Affairs. Agreed to. Mr.

Benbury introduced the following resolu RctolxxJ, That when any bill asking for anr appropriation shall be referred to any committee this House, men it shall be the duty of said committee, and they ahall be required, if they recommend iU passage, to report the ways and means which said appropriation shall be raised. And report shall be considered part of the original bill. Mr. Benbury said that it was well known the Fi-baaoe committee was always burdened with as much business as it could attend to, and that by the provision of his resolution the State finances would aided and the duties of that oommittee lessened. hia resolution was adopted, when an araronria- was made all would know whence it was to and bow its payment was to be provided for.

-air. uaiaweii, or uuiirora, thought the resolu wss an infringement of a long established rule. ine resolution was laid on the table by yeas 82. 28. Mr.

Scales, a resolution concerning the Count Clerk of Alamance. Mr. Norwood gare notice of a bill to nrovid a sinking fund to meet the present and future liabili 01 me buie. Mr. Dortch Introduced a bill to nrerent betting elections makes it a misdemeanor.

Mr. Dortch, a bill to prerent the naasace at bllla a Ices denomination than $3. M. a bill for the protection of wild Mr. McKay, a bill to aid in the completion and equipment of the Western Railroad, from Fay-etterille to the Coal Fields.

Ordered to be printed. Mr. Bryson, a bill to alter the mode of navintr members of the General Assemblr. Pmvidea salary of $200 and a forfeiture of $3 for each day's absence. Mr.

Moore, of Martin, a bill to Increase ia number of slaveholders to exempt one negro execution. Ordered to be printed. Mr. Sparrow, a bill to amend R. C.

ehen. 99. as to allow Justices of tha Peace a compensation taking wax lists. Air. illiama, a bill to repeal an act entitled K.

chap. 199. Ordered to be printed. Mr. Foy.

a bill to incorporate tha Whit Oat Navigation Company. biu, introduced by Mr. Badham. to examnt negro from execution was put on iu 2d read jar. BAdheta said be did noi think the was at present prepared to act oo this bill.

the subject of free negroes and slaves was attracting considerable attention at this time, and as were several bills concerning both before the Legislature he would move their reference to a committee of five, to be called a committee concerning free persons of color and slave. to. act to distribute tha Rerised Code to Jus. of tha Peace was passed iu 2d reading. The committee on me part of the House con State Geologist: Messrs.

Norwood. Out and Baird. Report was receirad from State Librarian. motion of Mr. HilL -of Stokes, tha reading dispensed with, and it waa sent to tha Senate a proposition to print.

of by of on of a of ber the nu the with as large naete ican while TTT uon By And Prtoe All a Willis. out ither always trains. Depot will these excesses are not ireqneauy followed lj tbu direful diseases Iasaaity aad Consumption The records ef the- laaaae Asrlums, and tbaucl. ancholy deaths by Consumption, bear auple ait! aess to the truth af these assertions. Iu Luuatieair! lums the moat nMlaaeboty exhibition appear.

Ta eeaateaaace is actually sodden aad quite deati'ate-. neither Mirth er Grief, ever risits 1C Should a sound of the voice eecur, it hi rarely articulate. With Woeful measures wan despair Lew sullaa sounds his griaf Beguiled." Debility is most terrible I aad has brought thoutandi upon thousands to untimely graves, thus blasting ti ambition, of many noble youths. It caa be rnred br the use of this IXFALLIBLtU REMEDY. If you are Suffering with any of the above diitrsu-ing ailments, tt FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU wlU cure you.

Try it and be convinced of its efftVacy. Bxwaa or Quaes: Nostbchs shd 0oack Dorreai, who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citiuni know and avoid them, and save Long Suffering, Montr, and Exposure, by sending or1 calling for a bottle of this Popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY. It allays all pain and inflammation, Is perfectly plas-ant in ite taste aad odor, but isaaMdiate in tit action. IIELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BLCI1II Is prepared directly aciordiar to the Rules of Pharmacy' aad Caemiatry, with the greatest accuracy and koowUdpt and ear devoted in.

its combination. See Profeuor DE WEES' Valuabl Works en the Practice of Phjiie, and most of the late Standard Works of Medicine. One hundred dollars will be paid te any physiciaa who can prove that the Medicine ever injured a patient; and tha testimony ef tboasands can be produced te prove that it does great good. Cases of from one week to thirteen years' standing have been effected. The mass of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY In possession of the vouching ite virtues and curative powers, is immense, embracing names well knows to science ana ante.

Personally appeared before me, an alderman of tbt City of Philadelphia, H. T. HELMBOLD, Chsmlit, who being duly awora does say, that bis preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or injurious Drug, bat are purely Vegetable. H. T.

HELMBOLD, Hole Manufacturer. Sworn aad subscribed before me this 23d day of No vember, 1864.. WM. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.

Price per Bottle, or Six for Delivered te any Aadrtte, Accompanied by reliable and reponsible certificates from Proferaors of Medical Clergymen snd others. Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist No. 62 South 10th Street, below Chestnut, 3 Assesnbly Buildings, i Philadelphia.

4T" To had of 1 and 0 all Drug gist mnd Dernier tremgoU the United Slatn, Canmdae and British Provineem. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for Uelmbold's Take ao Other! CURES GUARANTEED, aeptl-ljtks TOWIf PROPERTY FOR SALE I WISH HO SELL. PRIVATELY THS FOL I LOWING property iu the City of Raleigh, 1st. The, HOTEL at the corner ef Wilmington and Martin Streets, formerly oocupied by 0.

L. Burch, and at present ia the occupancy of H. Winton. This Hotel is admirably located, and eomsaaads a large share of transient and permanent custom. 2nd.

Tha twe UXotm lloaaea fronUag oa mr ket Sqaare, one occapied by Rosenthal, as a Cloth ing Store, which also fronts on Fayettevill Street, sad the ether In the occupancy of A. Smith as a rosary. Thee stores. are situated iu a position which eanset fail to command aa extensive patrons ge. 3d.

Two lfwalliac lloaaas. one aa Wilming ton Street, hear the Capitol Sauar. at present aceupiaa by Mr. Tant, aad fomaarly the property Wiley Jska-aoa, and the other situated la the eastern part ef the eity, near Mr. Eldridg Smith's.

The above property wul be sold ea Sanas te sail say person who may wish to purchase. Jar farther lafsr-matien, apply to Muxa H. Baewar, arte aug 21 ly SAM'Is atOWLAJIll. EAA PERRTNS' CELEBRATED Xi WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED Extract of a Letter from a Medical Gentleman at Madras, to his brother at Worsestsr, May, 1851: "Tell LEA 1 PER-RINS that their Sauce Is highly esteemed is India, aad is.

in mv t-' C0NN01SSKURS. to ha tha v'- Only Good Sauce, and applicable) to opihion, the most palatable a well as the EVERY VARIETY asMt wholesome Sauoe that is made." or DISH. EXTENSIVE The only medal awarded by the' Jnry, of the New York Exhibition for Foreign Baaees, was obtained by LEA A PERRINS for their WORCESTER HIR8 SAUCE. The world-wide fame of which having led numerous Forgeries, purchasers are requested to sea that the names of Lba A Pxaarss are upon the Wrapper, Label, Stopper and Bottle. Laa a Pbbbixs will prooeed against any one Infringing, cither by manufacturing or vending Spnrioas Sauce, and have instructed their correspondents in vs-rlous parte of the world to advise them any infringe-mente.

Sol Wholesale Agents for tb United Staus. JH DUNCAN A SONS, 405 Broadway; New Vork. A stock always in store. orders received for direct shipaMat frosa Enxland. aug 14 1 7 to McMANElf'8 cblbbbatbd SMUT AND 8CREEEING MACHINE.

FIFTEEN, HUNDRED QJ WHICH HA VI been sold to the Millers and Farmers of Kerth- Carolinaaad the adjoining- States. 'All orders prompt filled aad Macblas shipped to any part of the Uni Bastes. Address J01I A. McAlAixa-, oet 6m South Loroll, N. C.

NEW BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, AT THE OLD STAR OFFICE, HOppoeiU the Preebyterimn Clwrrl,) RaXRiea, N. C. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS tha Citisens of Raleigh and the vicinity generally, that he will promptly and punctually atwad the binding of Newspapers, Magazines and Periodical a ot all kinds and ia any style, pis Is or ornamental, on moderate terms. Also Blank BoU manufactured te order, and ruled to any pattern for (hs publie offices. A share of patronage respectfully eli JOHN J.

CHAPLIN. apH wAswtf SUPPLY OF WISTAR'S VAi sam of Wild Charry 1 Ayer's Cherry rcMJ. Vftar's Pectoral Mixture and Cough WARD A BU0HE3' Dras-atar. aor It TNRESH SARATOGA WATER, raosivedby may WARD A HUOBja LETT'S StiiAR PLUMS, OR VERM1" i I 1 1 t5 I io t4 iij.