x or m:
.v . - , :
Wi-wiirti a atkUlfaJ ta,ty
wriur the tVerrn; iLjacjiptaa. m
tM mioa, rWo sUll or nrf skat,
b tL rtr President f tho UoiteJ
kutw a wttcr' U 'milch I
greater iatrmi fhta any the idamBt'
Utothy" (car in th mrk, Wo wag tfecir
LvJs sod Urk In dvLnMl ha asj IB
w - - r-. L k. A
ta siy elertti nmnot of wiew. be M
CNtntti am vnk tJenrrsJ Juki M
Use rwwod of CMUaUMtl cMttn
liass. Aa evUirae h rivro tho U(
of Uwiw of JacktWn rr?ri
for tb dw mrrmiat of th power of Uut
boJj within tbrif aadoobted fuMlMta.
bj noaui U strike out a tlaase U a till
for titLnr Mblle. road. aO- fir M it
. " . .
Tt a ..nasal i-"
sV fW asst. c "
sat LMMUMf,
tseoce 0 jhs tote oftkt facaea of. niitiaUrfero withtUUjariad':ctiM.
ilia UU , UMtrt , Jackum. the Meoai ! Mr. JeffrtWs polic r wu decided! v
jrt.l .s k Mnfra (ho ra favor of nukmr mat ami canau oj
aJ-s;Wof the dajf Arrows dipt ta s Ibe Liui wners irj !
rail, aJ ohot tT aata cribbUrs, wa.t' aatioiul caaracter.bat. fur that eud. be
and will fall fcartnle at 0 fret of (be
Jlero of New OH cam., llu worth, ta
lents and military ac'iiereaiftita aro be
fwrt a dixemHir puJ w; t wboot bar he
ku Dothin to drid, that enr.the
reproaeatatidas of pirtr rise, ai the pre
iudir of liitrrted political deraa-
. r . .1 I a
rarnti. cia iureL it if uio mh
aa-rted that an amendment to tue
Vt-irnl Cunatitotion hold'firt rite
the power. SOUND IDLR' .
LOP
hcstisg QCiBTca wwrr.
, roa tub rraa. .
GEVTLr.Mta -In tho Washington
City Gazette, of tbo 5th sltirao, I no
ticed the following editorial paragraph.
of the wrt-
1
your
their wiaoned arrowr, arid balla of ma-s oaeful pa pen
Ike and enr: jet tfa fan f Gen.' Whih the frieoda of Mr. Crawford have
Jackson i fike the Moantktn Oak,; ealn')r repoaed npoa their ttrenjth in North-
been in the hdgiU,
and shattered by tho fary of the ele-' toniandenumerarint; minora of the militia, to
menta, inibibca from fhnn a vigor, which I swell their nurobera. After an their tret-
makes its sprradins brandiea and. its oa,to wbat eoncwaoo ne wey come a
. i-- 'li. ,u.! n i W vhw k has been atated that tlieir nar-
. . . J . . t . . I .
aterJinrwonhndanf4ilinxieatneiitond,aaasingalar cunostty of the wt
" f he a tarwt at which ambition, and th. fnl iniarepreacntatiooa of the wnter,
' Vilest paaawM of the human heart, shoot) will thank you to give it a place iu yoi
' fneir poiaonru arrowa, ajni won mm-i yy' , c
Ike and envv: yet tlia farna r-f Gen.' - Whitat the nienda of 1
Jackson i fike the Moantatn Oak,: calmly reposed npoa their i
deepening Us root, ti,e aSSve"
encoanteir'and iUugb oftea stripped , ,M
- I k'tk MBa vF tha aalaa- 2
Km Bka
J mm Ututa
ia FaVdirr
Tbn.M facirr
J(Mrp FIW
L- fVctwr
W Mcauttn
WJKw tUMtKoa
Mmn4 llanikKM
;t HmIm
r.ljfc HMiiHaa
WiluwUu
Jotaa Lcaia
hut l.rvit
llin Nrlrx
vVilw SaUrr
Wtllum Sauih.
Witliaiu S btri
Beojaaiin V iMis
Rtvrgt Willii
liruli 1 1 U
Joha Willii
trtinic invincible t their power,
A. D.
. - o Ta rria. ' '
Messrs. Editors, "One of Vie Peo
j)k,n in t)ia Register of the 31st nit. has
progressed with bis eisays so far as to
develope his planjof supplying the defi
ciency,. I noticed in my last, respecting
theUltras". whoiiihe had promiseu to no
tice before. , Not being able to make his
, t)sant amount to about 3.000 persons-lp the
whole atale. - ,,u't north Carolina contaihs
100,0-0 free white matct between the, f ge
of 21 ami iS and uftwards-of course her
populatiun embrace individuals capable) of
voUog to that amount, wrist inert u ue en
tire strensrtli of MeasraJackaon, Calhoun and
Adam in the atate? Juit u 5 to 1 O, and no
more. . The fact is broad and inconteabblei
and yet cerlain pressea prate ot Gen. Jack-
This is a paper that warmly supports
image fit ia the place he had promised t caucu9 an( the caucus ' candidate,
to pat it, he has, workod it overasain, Wm. II. Crawford. 4 Now what can be
andlm nowtroduced U m the 8liapelgai(j for.a cause that 'require for its
of a comparison between the candidates .,ir,nort. aurh bare-facad and wilful
for the Presidency. He has introduced , Derversion of fact? Can anv well dis-
tlie show with an odd kind of narration 4nj VntelliKent mao put any con
aa oueer as himself: for, it is evident,
with all his talent and information, he
ia . queer fith. He works on all aide
of the subject, without making any dis
tinctiona on any; but he ,has ihia one
fidence in a print, which, in the face of
the strongest evidence to the contrary,
circulates such shameful falsehoods?
Well may Mr. Grawford say,' spare
me from my menus," when they endea
the above
It was not intended however, I pre
sume, for the meridian of North Laro
Una. It was obviously meant to de
ceive the people of other states. But
the writer of this profligate print will,
in the end, when he comes to reckon his
host, find that Mr. Crawford in this,
as well as in a great majority of other
states, ia not half so popular, as he now
pretends to believe. Instead of getting
the vote of this Btate, (as far as expres
sions of tmblic sentiment have taken
place,) it is my candid opinion, he wil
not be supported by o?ie tn ten " of the
free white maex" of North Carolina.-
That must be a desperate cause, and
one, that should never prevail, when its
votaries lay aide truth, and substitute
falsehood in its stead. TOM
1 f
thing in view, ma . to make out that our to, advance his interest by such
Mr. Crawford is a Kaaual nepunican, p;t;rut and unf0unded publications as
anU ine rent. Ol inc camuuaics aic lvh-
ttrucfioii men, fond of ssumed power;
i. t. Ultras. . V!
I will notice his remarks on Mr. Clay,
and anticipate his sleek-glossing of Mr.
Crawford.
, He charges Mr. Clay with having
been once opposed to construction; but
with having become ultra-construction.
Let it be noticed, that the question upon
vhich Mr. Clay opposed construction,
ytli the question ot renewing the old U
tiited States' Bank charter. At that
time, let it be well and distinctly re-
ttnembered, M. Crawford supported the
construction xystemi Now, in what has
Mr. Crawford fallen short of Mr Clay
....in construction since?, He was in a fo
reign country and an Executive Depart
ment during the discussions of the latter
question nf construction in Congress.
He is, therefore, only known as far as
his Treasury reports have developed
his views; and in these,- whatever he has
said, he has said as a volunteer. Upon
the subject of Internal Improvements,
he has voluntarily suggested, that, if
Congress chose 'to carry on such im
provements, the TVWTmightbe increas
ed for the purpose! Now here we have
the um of every thing than can be
Charged upon the other candidates by
way of construction, Bank, Internal Im
provements, Tariff', and all!
Uut, I foresee the drift of this Unit's
intention from his manner of introducing
the Tariff. Mr. Clay advocated that
measure as a matter of national policy.
This writer for the people imprudeutly
intimates that the Tariff gvstem upon
that ground is only denied from con
struction; and although Mr. Crawford
proposed the measure, he is, I foresee,
ready to place ' MrtSraw ford's recom
rovuiiation t.n the "round of revenue! I
Ivill be, beforehand in rep) v.
' he;;Virginia interest had no other
Way of excusing Mr. Crawford but bv
making a distinction between a TariiF
laid for national benefit and one laid for
revenue and several members of Con
gress from that state denied that Con
gress had any constitutional power to
- interfere with commerce by laying im
ports except for revenue. The consti
tution gives power to lay and collect
taxes; but it also gives power, yea, a
plenary, full power, from -its very na
ture, "to regulate commerce with fo
reign nations, and among the several
States.". 'Thus, then, the powers thus
given are separate and oidittercnt cha
racters. '
The friends of Mr. Crawford, by re
presenting him as opposed to the Tariff
on constitutional f ground, but recom
mending it for revenue, place him in
- this odious light, that lie is a construction
mirn f an extraordinary kind; constru
ing powers from the constitution where
none are given, and construing others
awa which are enrely civeuT There
is ho doabt his political character has a
fcurious mixture of constructive traits,
with,3 little of fixed texture as that of
any mao nW before the public for the
Presidencv... , , . -
v 1 shall forbear m commeiit on the
' conduct of Mr. Adato. n 1 cannot with
draw from it many of ,thj objections of
the Uuit of tht Pecple, r, hovreTer,
i jr.
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STKA1TS DWTU1CT.
St
Nsney Arther
Ssmad liell
Arnokl Bloodroofl
Newet Bell
Wilson 9urfrss
UW Rell
Zh1 Hell
John Brirx
Kielisrd Cshill
ThomsiCtris
WsiUse W Usvls
Isiat Dsriijr.
JHiio Umv'is
Jamts r uincd sen.
Siiael PuloUer
ett J'uleherjr. n
r.ilmonu rarrosr
Philin rulfi . .'
ssreiiteT i'ulforj
Jobo I) Fulford
UniFt Gillikin
9lejheif Gmlirie jr.
nst-Dh Hilt
Willisia V. Harris j
Abner Hancock
Clarita 'Urki'r
t borass C. Joan
Kelber Joiin i
Jamea Lewit
Saral.l.etl'eri tear. .
Kylcy tii .
WUIixniT (Vkke
LelPig(t Jr. &
Lmoel smith
Attaalom Simnaoa
Iticlmrd Wliiiehurlt
James Wnile
Mi.l.ua Willii
Josiali Willis n nr.
Jsmes Willis
Daniel Willis ,
Samuel Willis
Uano Wade
Alplieus Willis
IIK.AUFORT DISTINCT.
Klijali (Hiiaclav jr. S5
KIijhIi CiiH(la Stnr. ' 140
Klizs Dade, Lot No. S, Beiutort old town
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Kris. ' sabra vest sorwr of H ota ... ,,u -
s2j -rs. iw t Ji4,im -. --
llvsr. wiiera lrarllr a aars u mrrt '
I -l , II U ll, . "
B. W. , . ,.
l. m.rf II s ranaas . L 'S
roNea-ras. aaal are turasthea waa - 7
His uut.. aa aaal,aall U a-VI-a a'h ike
iiM lU araH,saJ husuWra M r-1
mmirr. Ta saWsenbrr 4Srasas u wr--
t4ot i, rlse, haaft fy.alfr,
' .kin l Cur ths swalorvUe sa-
' ' . i.. Ma sub-' ' r
mWttiu Wa ho-s. I he k-s xmlaiua
loaest elisrjis iH essure. .....-.
July 8J.HS4 ,
Un..
KD aahta la (ka jsil .'
iy.aalUli ri, U iZZT
Was.IUh4.ua.lf JOSHCA saTsM.1?1
ha was (riirsuaara' on (be Eastern aksr. Jt 7
' nbi.J. Au Swim It ill I i
!.. k. IcA ad M , n.s , tr7J'
Vasf iliaaaa ll aj
a
Bsleigh,
1'rivate linfei tuinment '
rtlHR auSsenber, hsiig rrtaoreo to tb tarra
I .() eommwat Uoox-. a-saH aipfaii to
lite Slar ofiiee, i Tarrvl t eatcrtsm rasi
lers sa4 such albert as may fie bna eai).
I He aill also seoommonais, ua iuc amsi trrma,
lea- YOUNG LAUIK3 af Iba Asadmy atta
DoarQ aaa luiiiluk-
ROnERT U. WYNXR.
Raleigh, Joae 3, 84 SJt.
Taaaaaet irt!j.
sad iske fc, s.,y aa m Jl as 1
I be la ilirvcia. . . .
(ry Tie, abos ssse4 aerraa os fc.
V OfBockiojUsaiUsi
t lac, '-
vs. ' ,
'I
t;
nOMMITTLO to tho jail
1 J coual) , OS the
'Notice. .
to tho (ail of CunibcrUi ri f j BJJ
l 10th of Deaen.bei . I -ill, , jLgl
alls hiuitfHKNKY HAK-J,. UC-fJ'
inelie l.iRli, slender ii'sn, .tfVc
m
Notice This. :
III Rt isooar at Col. WBli,. pji.! L
sale.saumberof iminxwsa COTtnil
srrsat lo W M good ss any sasde lb, . :
For ia if. ms, sPlJy to coI.Vb. Polk
. r. . BENJ. y. ALfcXANDRB. ;
BaTeigh, No. 2, I8W. 4Mo.tf
urrro tasa, wbaeaiis
'tis, about Slaet
ilrkaompleaion,anil saoat i or x rars ajr, i
awl says he belongs to Thomas i'G?e,ol IKi.r:.
eoeountv. Vs The Owner wonltl ilnaelllo'
; some forwsrd,proe prop i iy , ja chsigrs, anil
Uaa nim away. . -
- ,t 3M'L M A CL.TSCY, Jailor, i
FeTetteTtlle, Dec T,.t82a - , 5U-r
I ? . For UeuJ, V
? JbTBk THB boose lately occupied' by Jr.
G
TB Itoecianti, a a Coat't-ctioosry store, be-
4 4S ' " '- K ir' ' I'- aod commodious
S 30 building, at the corner ol Fiiye.ltrville sad Mir
1 30 ' tin streets, in the oecupsncy of Di s. Rurgei and
1 35 ' Hunter. The store room is iinulietl in superior
1 04 i style; and, besides the counting room, thei e are .
I 06 ' two oomraodious apartinsntl above slati s I I. ere
' 1 SO 1 no belter stand for business in the city I'lie
1 09 .terms will us reasonable, and K)sseuion giTen in..
S 77 ' nuxliately. For farther particulMrs, imjuire oi"
1 1 78 Messrs. .loss Sc icolt, on llie premises.
fjWK stipe fare from ttaltigb teKe'slrr,
i itnced front ten to elglu d ollsrs t ,( k
any shorter distance, at the rats of tesa etna '
per mile. .,
' M. niLUARO. ru
July 5 1824. ,. a gl " .
-e- f
Carriage Making.
do
174
6
300
214
200
IK 1
757
'200
new town
1 30
60
8
S Oii
3 75
1 03
"1 60
1 04
1 50
9 39
tugust 14, 1844.
3.".-i '
1 '
s.il.-ribi rk Waving entered into en-nsrt.
urnhin in thr I arriase Making business, an.
38
75
45
3 44
64
Dill Bdward do 29
John Dickerson
Sarah Kullnrd
Stephen Fulford
lohn Marker
Thomas Musket
Daniel Mane
Heirs of Micajah Pig'att
Joseph small
Ann Sabiston, Lot No. S9, Beaufort old town
James Shackiltord TAK) 6
Thomas Kvans , 50 l
David Wallace ' id
THOS. iMAKSMALL. Sh'ff.
August 17. 1824. 30 4w
Price adv. $8 75.
pIIE subscriber liusjuj. ived a frrah
x nlv of UltDGS. M INK K.-
Also a supply of SWUM' ;!. :'H VIED
PANACKA, for the nut o( btrn''-..ia Kind's
Kvil, Rheumatism, Ulcere. 1 . . huis, ami nil
diseases arising from an .nj.n siale ot thu
blood; but more especiall. to' ypinlis, Mueu
rial diseases, Ue Ho for lneti ili proprit lor
oilers the following descn.i ion and eenifiCHtes.
It v-DOLI'H WfcBU.
Raleigh, July 28, 1824. ':
der the linn of JACOB VAN WAGENtNk
t!.k l.utr l..i.v.. in l.JVum ll.sln Cm!..-Am U J .1.
... ... c " " ' n... ihiii IWI UN
- T; p",,li' i' geiirral, thai iliey can be stipnlied aitk
;im wiii k in llli'ir line a. iuw BS II Can DC O0UIS-
(l elsewhere The worV, hi every iattanae,'
shall te warranted for I . pnuBtlis. Person
w ishing lo purchase carriages, ace respectfully
invited total! . if
.i a cob' van HvaGenejt;
WIL F. CLARK. i
June G, 1824. SK' '
snp-
Statc of North-Carolina,
raall& Public Treasurer, in cnnforimly lo cus
I torn, and as a mailer of cnurse rut her than
li om a belief there h any the least necessity for
such measure, would hereby respect ully remin
the ishentlt and oilier Revenue Officers ol thi
Slate aforesaid, that llie lime is tasi approaching
and. indeed, is now at Ih.imI, (say ilu- hrst t)cu
ber next.) heu the laws require dial llieir pub
lie accounts shall be balai.ceil and closed, lor II
present year: Tn men so lone and souiiily tliviii
guislied lor a prou.pt and honorablt ditclnogeol
Die duties assigned li.em in tins rf"ard, it n.n
well be considered superfluous to say more; tmd
nothing fun her shall therefore, be added
'J'reusurj QJfizc, Septtiuber 1, 1S.'4.
The Attention of the Sheriffs, t of the late and
pres nl Clerks of the several Courts of Record in
this State, is hereby and particularly invited to
ihe Act of the lust AssembU, lor the promotion
of Agriculture, ko Chapter the Y11I
36- t
Cheapo tor Cash.
A V be had a lik'tly young BL CK SMITH,
l-'or terms apply lo Winship Stcdnian,
Ijo) n i.y
J. W. 1IVNUM.
36-if
Sheriff's Sal
c.
SWALM'S PANACEA.
This alunl'le Medicine has obtained a distinc
tion wbich us eflicacy alone c:.u Mipport. As a
purifier of the blood it has no parallel. It it the
most uselul spring and uutmnn ultcrathe ever
known. All I nisi u do are i.tfecled with Scro.
fula, Lepitiay. Scurry, or cuianeous tmptiotu,
or any ol those melancholy diseases atisii.g Horn
impuiiiy of the blood mid juices also, those
who suffer by diseased lAver Jiheumatic c't
tiuns, or feoin indiscretion ot their youth, as
ell is those whose constitutions are broKeii
rrllK following tracts of land, lying in the counM
ui ..luuiuoinei V. Ol- SO mtltll OI tllt'll' as Will ilim li .mi.l unl nmnn nr sruiiwl mi'l
cities, should submit lo a course ot Jwdia u-
K.sij.
Trades-nill, Chatham,
'27 ill Aug. 1824,
Medical Colletre
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
riHK Lectures in this College will coinuitnce
1 in Charleston on the second Mondtty in No
vember next, anil cojl'mue five mouths The
Professors are
John Kd wards Ho! brook, M. D. Professor of
Anatouiy
Samuel Henry llickrison, M. D. Professor of
the Institutes and Practice of Medicine.
. Thomas li. Plioleau, M. 1. Professor ol Ob
stetrics, and the diseases of V omen and Inlants.
James Ramsay, M. 1). Professor of Surgery.
Henry It, Frvsl, M. D. Professor of Materia
Medics.
' Kdmimd Ravenel, M. D. Professor of Chemis
try and Pharmacy.
"Stephen Kllioll, L. L 1). Professor of Natural
History ami Hollany.
TilOMAb G. PRIOLKAU, M. D.
Dean of tlx Faculty.
Augtut S3, 1824. 36-3t
,A Lady ami Gentleman,
17 HU hava, tor several Tears, presided in
nnblio Academies, are desirous to get
employment in some healthy-pan of North-Caro
lina, Letters directed lour, ierv Uattic or Wa
il ie I Uuin-e, Esq. Kaleiga, will meet the eaHiest
attention. $
Ms 6 U84, 19 tf
be sufficient lo pay thf tax due on them lor the
year 1H;2, and cost ol advertising, ill be ..flerti'
lor sale, at the Court house in l.awrei'Ceville, on
the third Mondiiy iu heplemher next, viz
U50 acres on Long Creek, listed by John Pop
lin. 1 60 ditto on Long Branch, Geo. Hartman's es
tate. 182 1-2 do. listed by Valentine Shackle, Ja-
con s lretK
500 do. oi. Ilamer's Creek, listed by Dud
ley Mask.
75 do on do. by las. H.igwood.
130 do. on do by John M'Lend.
SOOdo on Dison's Creek, by Nalhl. Macon.
U0 do. adjoining Wm. Harris, belonging to
John Forest jr. ilec'd.
51 do on Ryal's Creek, belonging to the estate
of John Ruth.
lOOo. on Curl Tail Creek, belonging to W.
F. Smith.
150 do. on Little Creek, belonging to Richard
Green, sen
C. C. COPPKDGE, Sh'ff.
July 10, t4. Price adv. $5
S(M)w
Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY, the 8lli of June,
from the aubscribei, in Abbeville
District, St)uih-Ci olina, about 14
miles from the Court House, o
ticgro men, one named l-LUAH,
about twenty six years old, dark
eonipleeted, about five feel tix or
seven inches high, w illi dome trey
hairs on his head, and a scar on, I think, his riht
thigh The other, named M tjM FRED, a lighter
colour, about nve feet seven or eight inches high,
very much scxretl by whipping on his hack ami
thighs. It is thought that they are aiming logo
lo Maryland. Elimh was purchased last wintei ,
from James M'Curdy, wbo lives fifteen or laen
ty miles from Newmarket. Any person taking
them up, and lodging them safe in Jail," so as I
r.an gel then., shall receive the above reward, by
me. , JOHN I'AUILUW.
August 10, 1824. SS-5t
C.J. Tooter, ,:
CABINET MAKER hiU V?ll01AVX
SI AV1NG conlracted to furnish the CstiitalJf
J Norlh l.aroliua, bets leave respectlulll H
inform the inhabitants of Raleigh and iUvieiaity,
that he is about to establish himself io thesbws
line near the l-i.pilol Stmare, wher bs kepey
by the aid of good materials, sound wotkmawMft
am some little display of taste, to merit LI
ol iullic paironage.
Raleigh, May SO, 1834
8l4f
vwh
Notice.
FF UENRY ANDERSON, who is tnppnsed
Mt live near Tarborouirh. North Carolina.
will address a letter lo Boaker Smith, Coster's
Landing, Decatur aouatys Alabama, ail! bear
ol soaMttiing of importance te bun. ,..
N, B. The North Carolina papers rosy confer
a favor npoa Mr, Aadtrtaa by gwinf this a few
iuamtona. 'ApfH J
llity
nuteti I he efiecl ol this Medicine is Midi us
not to interrupt either business or pleasure, nl
requires only the common restraints ol modera
tion in diet ll is conveyed by the circulating
fluids, and corrects their tendencies to all those
diseases which originate in vitiated blood It is
a safe, though a pnwertul substitute tor mercu
ry, and removes those evils which an unbuc
cuaslul use ol that mineral so often occasions, c.c.
CI'.RTIFICATES.
" I have repeatedly used Swaim's Panacea,
both in the Hospital, and in private practice,
and have found it lo Dei valuable medicine io
chronic, syphilitic and sciolulons complaints,
and in obstinate cutaneous afttciions.
" VALhNTINF. MOT I , M li.
" Professor of Surgery iu the University N. Y.
Yoi k, Surgeon of the N. Y- Hospital, fccc.
New Yoik, 1st rao. 5th, 184"
" 1 have within the last two years hail an op
portunity of seeing several Cases of very invete
rate ulcers, which, having resisted previously
the regular modes of Iretituit nt, were healed hy
the i-e oi Mr. awaim'a i'anuceH; and I do be
lieve, from what I have seen, that it will prove
an important remedy in scrofulous, venereal uud
mercurial diseases.
"N liilrtl ..In, 1 . V. ...... - ,
" Professor of the Institutes iind Practice f btable; and all necessaiy out buihhng;(nsii.
Physic in the University of Pennsylvania.'
iC KC,
" I'liiladelphia, February 1C, 1824-
Herrings.
t few Barrels of trimmed Herrings, of a su
i a pcrior quality, lor sale hv
JNO II. BOYLAN.
August 19, 1824 34-3t
Auction and Commission Store.
'pHE subscriber has, the honor to inform the
inhabitants of Chapel Hill, and it ricinity,
thai he has obtained from Orange county court
an Auctioneer's kocoee, snd offers bis services
in that liue of business; sssurinr his friends and
those who may entrust him with their business,
that lie will spare no paias nor exertions to give
general satiilaelioos - ,
lis wfll also receive and aell Goods and Aler
eltandite on commission.
V C; BOCCIARDL
Cbapel Hill, Jane 16.' 33-3t
BLANKS,
Or etery 4s$riticB fur m' at this OSa:.
" I have eraployeii ihe Panacea of Mr. Swaitn,
in numerous instances, within the last three
years, and have always found il extremely effi
cacious, especially in secondary syphili and in
mercurial disease. 1 have no hesitation in pro
nouncing it a medicine of inestimable value.
W. GIBSON, M. 1).
" Professor of Surgery in the University of
Pennsylvania,' Surgeon and Clinical Lectu
rer to the Alms House lnCrtiiary," etc.
February 17, 13S3."
Notice.
snd hsvieh
ity, who are indebted to th.- subscriber,!
make iniiue.'iau- payment lo John M.
that town, who is duly authorised to A
them " , ' '
Those who have left watches to repair, are t
quested to take them away, qtbery ise ihey
be sold to defray the expense bf ch repairs, j
TWOS. TROTrfcR.
Jury 21 1824. 'tQ 8t'
John 8. Uabotcau
WOULD SELL OR RENT A
HIS iossessions in the city of Raleigh, on W
south west corner ot the Public Siiuara,as
lot 180, consisting' of a
DWKLLtNG HOUSR, 44 by
3 room s below stairs; Kitchen, 3 bj
Wood House, aifjoining; t-moke noafn
d all necessanr out building;. bsliw
ere of ground, and an excellent Garden A
a vacant piece of ground, near ihe n,e'
Store House on the cwner ol the lot.Sw byl
foetj a good stand lor business, having been."'
pied as a store lor ten years. 4Kjf
a M viw
-ix ami
i. : . L. . .1 and Ml
".!" 6 ' .4lMi vha
K&36TV 3 roilesuisiani,
tmmMm -he above .neiiliouea pn-v
Vii Tt i hi. .nnld he a sunaoic--
Im-a Boarding HW
ear the StawHc Many '
had on the first of
H win oc renten inr one ' un.nlC-
wliole together, or the Dwelling nw-"-r
Iv.
rs
PossesiMa 1
feptemnerJf
i ft,f one or
Caution to PitrchfMrr.
The great demand and wonderful success of
this medicine, havt induced a nnmber of persons
to imitate it in various way s. Some are selling
sarsapai'ills and other syrups, imposing them ou
the ignorant for the Panacea: others are mixing
the genuine medicine will. mnlviKn. fcto. making
three bottles out of one thus retaining some of dosed, and,' consequently,
Us virtues 1 hese imitations and adulterations need not be expected.
have in many instanecs, protracted the sufferings
y Also, for .a'e, a HOUSE, 8 a".
wdl built - to be removed from ine jj,
To hire, a NEGRO WOMAN, who Mfa-
cook, good washer aud Ironer..-.. mt
Those indebted for dealings prior UH l
once more reminded that my u' .
-i.j ' .,.Ann,iiv. further imwp
Raleigh, June lis, 1824
w 86,;
i "
"-" . clmc l"
of patients in eases where ihe eewiine medicine ; ffjf I be Editors of the "ewn,A,a
u .. .. ... rrri.i!t. .i i i .verv olnerwM"'
wouiu nave proveo instantly enicacious. mere-; puunsn uic iu..", -v j sj,
W- ll'l UKN niWHI
fore deem it a duly I owe the publis, to acquaint
them, that it is impossible, from the very nature
oi ua eonsutnenis to be discovered by chemical
analysis; and, conseqne,nlly, that all other mix
lares represented to be mine, snd sold as such,
are fraudulent and base impositions, calculated
to deosive the ignorant and unwary. Tbe genu
ine medicine has my signature on a label, repre
senting Heroules aud tbe Hydra, and my suust
on the seal.
.':; WM. SWAIM.
No. 13, lou'Jh Ninth street, Philadelphia, oppo
site tbe University of PenuarWania.
Philadelphia, Of ay 1, 1824. 31-3t
Jailor's. Kotteg
TAKEV UP and .lodged la tbe -f
ounty, on the 8Btb M f$p
named ISfl AM, or IsomV Sava he
Joseph H-oslow, of Charleston, S t
is well known in Ibis ptaae. and was ao
or sine months linse, by Mr-Coow."
county. The owner ia reqursita, '"dt,,fk;r
wsrn. nrnva nronmii ij - e
away
V'UmingtoB, Aug- lsS3 -" ' ' T'
. a ' i f