A CARD.
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VHVHE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
4 the public generally, that he has taken and fitted
up the House the southwest of Hisborougn
street. in the City of Raleigh, opposite the State
(fornerly kept as TAVERN as HOTEL and HOUSE
OF ENTERTAINMENT, for the accommodation OF
travellers and others, under The name and title of


"THE PEOPLES HOUSE,"


The undersigned has had considerable experience as
an Innkeeper, both in this State and al the North, and
faers himself that he please those who shall honor
him with their CUSTOM His charges shall be in con.
formty with the times and the prices of provisions.
He has been much expense in repairing and reftting
the same and therefore earnestly socis share of pub
lie patronage. 1t is usual in such annunciations,
make large promises to the public, which in many
instances reazed-he subscriber will make none
for TO those who have known HIM Public House
keeper, tits unnecessary: and to those who do no he
respectfully say, and try, and judge for yOur-
seEUeS. The Pubc's humble servant


JOHN ZIEGENFUSS.


Raleigh, May 26, 1S41. 343f.
~ B.-Genteel regular boarders, with or without
rooms, can be accommodated at The PEoPLE's House
reasonable terms.