DRY GOODS r. GROCERIES.
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WMAVING entered into Co-partnershipin in Raleigh.in
E the Dry Goods and Grocery Line. and also in the
Commission and Forwarding Business respectfully an
nounce TO their friends and the public that they have on
hand the following articles, and will constantly keep
such an assortine nj canno fail to give satisfaction:
-9 Sugar. Coffee, Salt, and Iron. n:


Molasses, FIouf, Corn Meal, Bacon and Lard.
Rice, Vinegar, Tobacco, Snuff and Pepper.


Spice, Ginger, ground Ginger; and ground Pepper.


Smoking tobacco, Powder, Shot, and Lead.


Sperm and aIlo candles, and Crockery of all kinds
Hardware of various qualities and kinds.


Cande es, ,Raisins, Crackers, SIC.


Teas, Castor OIL sweet oil, apples, cheese, Sc


And in fact every thing usually kept in Dry Goods
and Grocery Store Groceries b echoLesake or retd1


The subscribers will also do Commission and For
warding Business They will sell and account for Pro-
duce consigned them. at reasonable per cent; and
would also take occasion to inform Farmers Merchants,
and others that they will forward Produce of any kind to
Petersburg and will forward from that place to this, and
from here any point in the county, any Goods that
may be ordered to their One of the firm will be
constanyi Petersburg, and thus the Forwarding busi-
ness can be well attended to.


The subscribers respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. }. R. & s. M. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1845. 575-6t.
OG- The Fayetteville Carolnian, the hilsboro' Re-
corder and Carolina Watchman will each publish three
times, and forward their accounts.