North Carolina Newspapers

V 4t t ' y v 71 i lit of O 4 ILL Oin .ATI I KOT A LOV "6h karn I rot a lover-still - In Isrart and in soul the rs.rr.o- . i.:;As when I sought thy bower first,' ", ; r v AtuKnarnt to breathe thy.name f ' ; 4 TjI'I; t)H- lf -k I not as proud of thee b- . vv-OVi: P.ek I riot as kind ?" v " - A ATid.vrhen I leave thee'. do I noi "- ; ; Leave joy itself behind 7. . ; V 7 z.;;-. The love I oQredlongg,ot"; w,f - v; r Is but nratureaHjy ttms i "i - -.- v - . ' V.'OA tendrils royndnhejrchbseri bough?; ; .V, . ,; :-v,v: iiimg closer as xney cumo : . :-', r. t-i4; Theii am l hot a loret, still f "' J- 'J.7 lri heart and soul the Wmv . ;t As ,vht-ir Lsought thy bower tr.f ''A, ! 1 ';; ; -And learnt to breathe, thy rime ?! V - : '. . i ? t ZfrMAL. -It mi 1 ii tatijimvs - m-" VAV i'.'-f v .--7J:-r.. itt present Sropr'oTed. condition; rv:i-' v f r-4 't JosepfcBtfo :k :i llfcRIHTDlLLIAliD, .Proprietor . Wortmet'or :une2m,1829' -VA . 90 tf. H'V ilTfl. School an other Books. Stationery,1 &c.i j ; !! .v.-HfTflE o . . ! iiv TpllVi UOPiaETOR of the atprc Unt; havf Vj ing lately prpcured new, and 'conaraodiou Stages, andadded. several firnt rate llcVseSjvith steacly - and accoraodr.tlnj?; Drivers and having also obtained the best stands for the comfort-and convenience of tassenersi. hope3 tp beienablPd to give entire satLFactionto those whot"may fa vor him with their patrona' r;,V : ' U ; nie. rates oi Stae 'Pare are. as .usuaii-vii'l froin Xlaleiirh to He wbern nd frofa Ne wb ehi to ttaleig-h, seven dollars, hd forinyjess distaKce lix'Centa per.mile: .FaMengers'traTelling' tlifb rill please pay their stagrefafe.at ray house,' four miles from Kaleighj 'Way Passehers (who fftay not pass rny : house, wil 1 set tie with; the Drivers in advance. Applications for seats may be made jlo "Mrs.An'ii? Dilliardi gifjn ; of, the J Cross" Keys,' in Raleigliind at lir Joseph Cell's, or to rny Stae Driver in Newbeni. This Line of Stages leave, Raleigh evcrTuelay,Nat 10 Kll and Fridays at 2 P,-M.', nd arrives in Newbern bti Thorsdays and Sundays, at2 P. M.,C lieaves Newberri "every Vedtiesday and Saturday at 8 A. Mi and arrives at-10 in the mbniing.; Believing thq present to be preferable to any previous arrangement, "tt7d that it4illf; better than any other that ' can be adopted,' contribute to the? convenience of trav- ciiers,-xne rropneiorvym use nis ctocbtu Teachers and others. on' the most accomraoda- f - " ' ting teVn: consisting in parti" as follows f . v ? " ?. Scott's Family Bible, a new edition, S vols. v r jjramiiv. muies,-fci.o.!ia various oinuins j uo. fu. . " J ;. 8o.' in d p.'d o. Pocket dot; fiie edition, in extra . 'x-lsKi ' t1 J i n gs : 'i ; 3 oi Ado. eorniWB' j 4 School, do. Pocket fe. - - ao "" Testament in various-binding, f oiiimon Prayer, do. do.' Zxxi. H , V. " : . vt;:Murraxa English Read'r; ! -r! '1 " do : ' ' Ihtrodiictionf ! do : - Ihtrodactkn ,rdo ;v ' -Sequel tv'; National Reader -T; ; do. ;1"':Orator 'ci Columbian do " l -1; Picket's instructor"-1 .v do Expositor 'v. 1 1 Scott's JLessons': Art of Readmgtvell Juvenile Reader I f X, Popular Lessons ,i:C Looking": Glass' New-York Readers,' No. .;;land3e .f: Jacob's Greek Reader!; do"if Latin do' .- fC 2' American Preceptor - "':v'.': i:" " , 'G l A MM ARS. 1 hU .Murray's Eng. Grammar) Farrahd's 'Gr'k; Gram'r. do dovdo (abridged) ;j J , do do "'Exercises vdo Kev tvv dp-: t'V CreenleaPs Eng Gram- - man ; j .r.? r .'.V- inrersbl's' ri 1: ; do - - v -5 "C " ; '' c - - . Comlys' BrownV' ? dd Board man's i dp ? Valpey'a; Moore's do do Ruddiman's Latin Adams'; do ?Z Gould's 4 do , Ross! ; ; " do LevlzackVprench Vanb'strojch('a Pjerrih's., arithmetics:- do; do. do do do do" do do: do Pike'srATithmetic 'C"'dbn7Key lib Tdo '1 :V'i,1-;- Smiley 's r.xTfar V..f:;rviiiA'sVvd,;; r- .' 4abo11.'s i f do . ' Gough'a Dilvrprth's; 7alsh'a Arithmetic , lumber's do'(;v.'v Adamsl vV.do'. "?v .v Col burn's do V ; dp Sequel to Arith .,' nietic ::hT C do K., Key. to , .do": -HTTftRV do. do - ; viThelpJey's Compend onRobertson's ' History "of 4 ::r- - History ?$tV p .V --Charles 5th ; ' . ; . c' - ; -T tier's "elements of dbl V- do do' America . r r Tv tier's Ele ments of do . S Orimshaw's t Histcry bfl v sreece. ;,rf I-? . do.vdo -Rome?; V ; v do ?do i England t' ' "db'da AU. states : tlale'sv " do :U; Stktes Wiliard's do Ui States Goodrich's doTJ States w Pitkin's do U; States Howe's i do Greece "Rollins Ancient History woiasmun'i Animated rr iiumr, amouei ana tsis- set'r History of Eng- iana do do America r"do ; do Scotland, and India Gibbon's " History Of Rome "' ...v 1-' ,- Scott'a Life of Napoleon The History of Modern - Europe, with an ac ,i count of the Rise and ; Fall of the Roman 7Empire;:V:- -:Av; c' Irving Xife and, Voy ; ages of Columbus a bridged Ibr, Schools.' Ahquetil's 8c Ramsay's : Universal History ; TVT17TITr A t nAUD A "VTTOXT y-VAMUY PHYSICIAN ; :M:A U l V : ATI0 Of TB x' ' ' 5 DISEASES OFiTHE UNITED STATES,; With their symptoms, i causes, cure, and' means ' of prevention : common cases in Surgery ; the , management and diseases of Women and Chil dren j a . pispenwitory, for .preparing Family cMedicinesand a Glossary, explaining lecnm , cat terms Also, the Nurse's Guide. ' ' 'V' V: -:'.:':V' 1 " 7""'"?: ;v,:':77c Sevetifh Edition. X Revised, enlarged,' and very considerably im- ;-;-j53 -:S':l'tV-,.i -"V; proVed . .- ' .r x5tr ; v ' BY JAMES EWELL, M. U. . i On the important Subject of domestic medi cine, many tbooks. have been written, which, though-excellent in other respects, have greatly failed ofusefullness to Americans ; -because they, treat of diseases which existing in very foreign climaiea and constitutions, must widely differ from ours. The. book now offered tp the public has, therefore the great advantage 'of ; having been wrirnby a native American, of long and suc cessful practice in the'stmthern states, and who, for. years past, has turned much of his attention to the composition ot it. ; ' -' To every family,' more especially those in re mote situations, the possestion of tnii book must unquestionably, be of incalculable value : for, conducted by such a guide, it will not be pre sumptuous to say that any person of tolerable capacity, kand reasonable' attention, may be ena bled to pracctise with safety and advantage, in those cases of simple diseases most incident to our cnmaie. ; k . ; ; ; . This work is for sale, by ; - i . Jo. GALES & SON. August r: ; ' --'-S 95- t'.UG :-r.lEDICnT3 C'SOVL r TpJAVZ; lately, received a large and extensive -assortment of Drug and fe'cirtiw, consist ing, in part, of. Sulphate .uinin?;, piim Ppiu. , Denawiotiieddo. Refined Camphor,:Cantharidc3, Castor Oil, Vitr:iI2ther, Elatariura,! Extracts ot varied kinds, SolidKied Copaiva," Oil. ofBlstk Pepper, iodineVondbrr Blue P'di; Black Oxyde. iJiin'i : nitrated Ilifor,rnakittd neutral rais- Mercury Potass; Sup; Carb ; Sodi; Tart.lcid;Tutkfey .Orai''Ara; b'ic, Cali' MagpesIi,Vel!ow Dark", Cajomel, Ja lap, Rhubarb, C;:Tartar Suar Lejad, tSpt tre; Balst Cbpaiva, SptAmmon lrt ' Antimo ny, Sulph. Copper Icuorice Past Btcv :Av general ;assortment cf rpateht? Medicines," S nop PurniUrreV Surgeons', Instruments ;; Dye Brushes Of every description, S pt, JTurpentine, T.tnr1. i;ftmn and,Tanners' Gil." Gold and Sil ver leaf, Copal and Leather - VarHish , uperor quality, Winciow-Glass,i 8 K 10, 10 12 M. 16 and 16 K'iiana.Pdttyvr j "' Their assortment- comprises every-article in i the -Apbthecaryfs line i the principal part, of which having lately been seiecteq oy. xneniseives in Philadelphia and New-York with cash; they are enabled to'sell to Cash dealer a br punctual customers on much better terms than wever be fore ofTered in this . markets Physicians and Merchants will find it to their interest to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere f. uafeign, june J,-io.a. PROCLAMATION. 80 Adam's ; Geography and Morse's rr! do , 'db "Wcrcesterfs ilo V do hd, V''0. "Epitome dp" i - ; 1 v. ' ' Sniiley s Geography and 4 r v Atlas -.yr ; -v-: - ' -''- r''-dPELLw geographies: CummingSw' Geography. aiid"Atlas ;;v Wotdhridge's do ' Goodrich's do 1 Willett's Willard's r. SPELLING BO(jKS r--; V i;,Websters Sp?tnng.B.'ks :' Coma's - f-:3o-; do 1 ; ? 2iew"-YorkV ; doi': do ' rl-';:K .i -Picket's 'V.vldo ' do - do I do."--; . do do do 'do -r Murray's Spelling B'ks; Universal do Dilworth'i dp? Union- do do do do DICTIONARIES; . i - . V; -- - Vv . .- :w--.. , H " New-York'Expositor i Walker's' School ' Die- ' vdo "' 2rgo do:- i -t do pocket r" do: - Johnson's.'; do' . , do" do Lrre 'do ; Todda Johnson'g T do f Bo vera French" ; : do i t Vuifnin,a'Qn'inih rlrti "prim:inr' nctionary ..: Rntrck's Latin do Ainswortb's -Latin Dic- .tionary; '.r Vr-'A Lempriere's Classical 'V Dictionary i , - . , Bupk's Theological Die- . tionary - Brown's . Dictionary of ne.-ii5ie.v:v ' Chemical Dictionary ? ; Hooper'st Medical do - Picker inga Greek Lex-ficbn- r:'. Schreveluis Lexicon' .i GrbveaGrk. 8t-Eng. ,db ':VK ws.7-r,';DRAWiNGPAPER ;;r;,'. V - t Cap Drawing Paper ' 'iltoyal Drawinr: Paper K- ';IV jjemy j Iq uo - , If tiiim ' rln H .Vlr - V1' - Super Royal do ido- r Letter Paper, Fool's Cap ; - w ' Folio Post 2t,Pemy Pa WRITING pXPEB. i . , ', - . Medium' and Royal pa oer . :. y .." v Super Royal artd lmpe- nai I'aper : ' , PAPERS.vf V- Uorocco Paper V ' f' Gold Paper., v JJarbled Paper -v i FaiJcy:col6red do pa iNTSi ; &c;. : 'i .;v JFANCY' Colours .;.-"-.v Heeves' Water Camel's Hacr Brushes ; rf Wedewood, 5 Pewter,' Coric, Uiasarec Packet tstano!J,fi '; ' I'M n Boxes:fvr? ,' BUck Sand j ;). T" r ' India Rubbery And India .''4'? Ciivef Pencil Cases - ? V V Kidder's Indelible Ink . ,7 Gentlemen's ? Pocket "V.BoofcjlV'v i:f: '. Vvi . Ti siting Card3 :ScCases ; tlemorandum "Books ' . J ;r ' (Ej" 'AUibrdens in their line attended to, with 'V the earliest despatch;r "- V- ;7- -;HMi;'Oct;,9tivi829.i'vL:.K -:xr;;i5-C Black 2t Red Wafers "O Black and '--Red': Sealing Black and Red ink Black and. Red Inkpow- Drawing Pencils anxl v Blotting -Paper-'' Wiillsvv ' , State; and SUte - Pencils wrapping and Sand Pa- ; pet rl ; fr'' :-;;-; '. Day Books, Ledgers v Journals, . . ' ' Cash , Books, '.Receipt American Turf Register aits ' Z?t Ae Governor; -ofjNorlh-GaroRnq'X Two. Hundred Dollars ; Reward. "JTHEREAS it las been made known to me, if v that a Murder has been comnjitted in the Town of Oxford in tho Counlyof Grar.vijle and State of North-Carolina, on the, 4th day of ,No vemher last,1 and that a certain THOMAS MIT7 CIIEt.L, late of the County and State aforesaid, tands charged by the finding of a Grand Jury , on a out or inuiciment, ? wun Dav nz perpe trated the! same on the body of , a certain Shel ton ' Hobgood; of said County ?--Aftd,' as it is further represented and made kna vn : to me,' that the said THOMAS MITCH EL hath ab sconded and fled from the jurisdiction and lim its of this States and thereby eluded the arm of the law and of justice :v . ."?.f Now therefore, to the end that the said TH O MAS . MITCHELL may be . apprehended and brought. to justice, the above reward 'of? TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS will befgiren to any person or persons who will apprehend and con fine the said Thomas Mitchell inany Jail in this State, so that he may be brought, t justice. And I do, moreover, hereby require, command and enjoin, all officers whatsoever, i s well civil as military, within thisState, to use their best endeavors so apprehend and take, r cause to be apprehe nded and taken, the body of the said Thomas Mitchell,1 and him. safely ; and securely keep, so that he shall he brought to justice.5 THOMAS MITCHELL is about 9 years of age, of slender form; down look, , a tittle freck led, round shoulders and hasel eyes--was lately seen by a gentleman of Granville County at New Orleans, where probably he now is. SPOnTINO MAGAZINE OjTHE want of a repository in this country, like 41 the English Sporting Magazine to serve as an authentic record of the performances and pe digrees of the bred horse,, j will be admitted by an, waetner breeders, owners, or amateurs of that admirable animal. The lonsrer we remain without - such a register, ' the more difficult will it be to trace the pedicrrees of exist ine stock. and the more precarious will its value become. Is it not, in fact, within the knowledge of many reauers, mat animais Known 10 nave descended from ancestry 'of the highest and purest t blood. nave oeen 'confounded with the vulgar mass of their species, by the loss of an old newspaper or memorandum book, that contained their pe digrees f Sensible for years past of the danger wmcn ininu way tnreatens property of so much value, and persuaded that it is not yet too late to collect and save many precious materials that would soon be otherwise lost, the subscriber hopes to supply the long looked for desideratum by the establishment of . Thx Axibicak Tuar Risistsiu'V'- But though an account of the per formances on the American Turf, arid the pedi grees of thorough-bred horses, constitutes the chief aim of the ..wbrk,1t is designed, also, as a Magazine of information (like the Enzfish Snort. mg Magazine) on veterinary subjects generally auu w ynuu rurai sports, as uacmg, snooting, Hunting, Fishing, Trotting Matches, &c. toge ther with original sketches of the natural history and habitt of American game of all kinds : and hence the title " The : American Turf Jdegitter and Sporting Uanne..''''Vlt:.will of course be the aim of the Editor to give tb;his journal an original American cast, conveying at - once, to readers of all ages, amusement and instruction, in regard to our own country; its animals, birds, fishes, -&c. in the absence of domestic materials-, the magazines received from abroad will supply an ample stock of annronriate matter! .: - y Finally,' aa to the style and execution of the VfMb- tha Arc.- ni.mU.. 1 1 i- . v.w uLiwHucr, jiuii puousneu cc ready for delivery: may be received as a fair specimen, enutled to some allowance for the imperfections inseparable from the first essay hi ai new and somewhat complicated and difficult enterprise. ' v'.' . f ; coNDrrioNs,; ' -;,5 f The SPORTING MAGA ZINE will be jmf uajicu jiiontuiy, Kacn number will consist of about hfty; pages, .embellished with beautiful engravingsprice: $5 per annum, to be paid on tbe receipt of the first number. - ; ' - . ere me number of subscribers at any place shall warrant it, it will be sent by private S?7?iCf at tbre exPense of the Editor; and delivered freeof any extra charge ; where it is pent by, mad the subscriber will have to pay the postage. , ;; f , ;,.' .-v. ; - .vreI?ns, procuring five subscribers;- and w7" u? moneys wiii receive t a sixth copy IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have. caused the Great Seal of the ti State to be hereunto affixed, and subscribed the same otticij iUy, at the City or tuieigh, on tne zsJtn day ot - June, A. D. 1829. ' -JOHN By the Governor, v Johit B. Mess, P. Setfy, ! OWEN." 87 j wi A Kew.ijrreen; riilk Umbrella ', "vtras stolen from the piazza of a house jn this city V oa Suny evening last .'"Ahy person 'seeing a . ; . v rCefrro i: possesion of such a one'in the city xr i;iaii2 null in in n rrTxr . f l . . -. ,.. ;.; j ; . 1 ..I 'f.. i'a;,: ;- '.;...?': iVVi,atreivd and otTer' fbr sale; f v tHe following Whies and SDirits. which we prreommend o Families and others, as bein? ot the best qualities : , ' - f Old L.' P; 'Madeira Wine ; :m Sicily 'r - . 'da : 'X 1 ;'.k';.. X'.- s-..-. x v 4 . French H randy ilnllahd Girt4 - Jamaica Kumr "4 ; London Porter lr . T-.:.f .' - do do bottled in Oporto, 'TpjMerchaatsFarmersI T WILLIAM IL REDWO(d, ' COMMISSION MERCHANT, i Norfolk, Vcu -' Y 'FTAVING taken that large fire-proof AVare IX House Sc Wharf recently occupied by1 Mess. J. & W. Southgate,- tenders his . services .to Cocirr&T Mkhchawts, Plawtsbs, Lumber Deal ers and the public generally, in the sale of Pro diice and iMtnber ox every descnption, the pur chase of Goods, and generally in facilitating their Dusiness transactions in me uorougn, iur which his commissions will in all cases be very mode rate. , . i - j, '--y K;-..-f- His attention being confined solely Commis sion Business, wad his knowledge of persons and of this mode of transacting business in) ough, together with his thorough acquaintance of the. Countru Business, will, he Hopes, oe touna advantairAona to those who mav . employ his agency.:-t- -V--.,, ;v-'':..r.t Reference to Messrs: - - unas xj. vv ingueiu, . ; Robert Souterv -'J 'L . 1 Shields & Ashburn, " T ' . . , i'i - Edts. Beacon September 1829. TO THE AFFLICT .Norfolk. 4-2m. ' Vegetable Sirup and Fqwder, , ft' . rr , v . rrOtJirb in ny Gtorc, r.e lice !ne i :ito L?' rade by T. i. Irr hill,and C.i.iuel B. Hill, to John I Iur r, enV. fcrthe ruaf . .0. dated 20th Oct. 18rr, p r.bls 12 months at.cr ; owner can Lave me. same uy l . advertisemei.t. . data. ,ThJ ing to me and paying for tl HU.McKENSU MorycnVyC Wh SepV, 1829- D vina 4Z Scouring Establisbnient;1 ' TT ! iritLIAMS respectfully informs the fl TLadies and Gentlemen ot RaleigV and its , vicinity,'. that be bas commenced the .above bu sin ace In Ifc xai"nfl hranches. at the House, .:ext dobr but bilbelbwonfectionarytore Of ! Mrlenry Hardifin;Fayetteviilel Street te dyea Cantont Crapes Silks Stpffs StrawvLegf horn arid hjp Bonnets, with a beautiful glois on theniLadiesils; andferino Shawls clean ed ryedyithout Injury to their borders ialsO LadiesHandiserchiefW Hose. Shoes dyedto any pclor.; " Cettort nd Wobl Varos dyed.- ; "t- Gentlemen's Apparel of every description dy; "ed, cmired fhd pressed elegantly.51he collars of Coats will not sustain oninjury in the process bodying orscburinff and -some snane. 'rK r-- - .. a-v . i All orders entrusted td him,MivilIJie executed with the utmost faithfulness and the greatest des-. ation ana circumstances, do not req0irTJ of a daily journal t it is rtzo yrelT calcuLt.i r U5t wjhj may be. disposed to preserve a con H record of p.: nj,"cvent?, combined wit2Ven'CRt teTtaining raisc.llany. , j . , 10 e. Thespian bf the Atks is original in . ' 1 - rely a conduced whorl of the rrJit Lp""t ,epents.in every part of tUvorld, disiincttuC tnreograph'-ai crd-r. -This intelnJS ! -v.-. ..'1 Raleigh Sept. 21829. 40 fHearaSi PAPER, :dinjtentHquahtiesfjust .received -y VV ; .r::: GALKS & SON. Raleigh! J uly 27. Public Entertain ment. JOHNBtJFFALO'spcctlt&.Coi iTiTi fr tuny imormsme r uouc, mat ca 7u JZT -.i. "u !i 19 ocjivcr. H 1 Sy 1 purchased the Public House former ed 19 tb fr,: or through the United States Mail occupied "by?WmW-Bell!arid payment advance athe office ofpublia f3.?No subscriptions taken for less time than 6 months, and no papers' discontinued except at the exp'iration'of halt!yearly periods. ' Alex. Hih. on Harfrett Street, at the corner of Wilmington Street,' where he will be glad to re, ceive Travellers and others, and will usel his ut most, exertions 'to accommodate them icomforta- o!y; :C-rn--- A--HW , His Stables' are gobd and 1 will be constantly 'supplied with plenty of Provender of Vyery kind: . Owing ,to the scarcity Of money and plentiful ness'of produce, the price of Board for Man and Horse will be a dollar a day or eight -dpllare a month for a sirigle'-pedn1:. -;i;rA He has a HACK, three) GIGS and HORSES for Hiref at the shortest notice. ' His prices for his Hack, Gigs and Horses, are ; $3 a day for the Hack Gig with Horse & Boy $2 a day ; Gig arid Horse, without a Boy $1, 50 a day ; a Horse alone $1 a day j . a Gig!50 Cents a day,-' 1 : IUleigh, April 2. ; ; , - r -60f.( . N. B. Persons hiring'Gigs from me,: will be expected to repair "any injury done to I them, whilst m'their possession ' " v J. B. '"m. . Tbe Subscriber, ILL be prepared to accommodate with Board, from 12 to 15 Members of the ap proaching Legislature.. -.v yk'f.i- 'V v - , JOHN BUFFALOED t; , Raleigh Sept. 17. ' - ?A9 ,-: ? ' '..:FORlSAIiE,,--Jr; 4" kN moderate terms, a v neat : Pannel . Double GIG and HARNESS. For terms, apply at this Oihce. ; . , : ' ;)'x - : Oct. 20. " CAhrt'vA-c State of North-Carolina. ? Pitt County. : " Zk-antly printed on a tfxct.oj ti L " . " iuu u,cAii7 w xw. 1 oroulce at to V?m 1 . ,1HIS paper is nc.y, particularly V li wants of fi-eW or indivlLt o fij S possessing the highest W ;!! j ive special tiention in this n?1 1 .and Prance, interest receive TheAtlas; disclaims 1 c 1 .-'riartiftnA .- --p.Pet pledged in every? party question that is nor1 to give, as far a possible, a candid represeml?ei rous, their own language. The other pool ahcr Havre j ind a Veport'bf fbreicnW lirr all ihe ports of ; the United States, withSh f 'ship new?. A;.:..' . : uesioes , tnese ;budjccr, ne Atlas containi yarietOf ramusing anebdotesi and other tmt ble tmsceilahieSj car-ilated, tb (complete thu tando, pariterque mbnendbv1 Lectoreh, NE'.V BOOKS. ,'V-:- FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. fTIHE Prborietor of this Medicine, after repeat .d trials of its virtues, which havd been at tended with the most signal success, now offers it to those who are5 afflicted with the wasting diseases which it is designed to rellev ;, in full confidence that it will be found efficaci us, par ticularly if taken in the incipient stages of these diseases- - ' ;:j "-' ' I "i ' .' ' For two years past :this Medicine has been prepared m the form of a Powder, & tal :en a an infusion with the most happy success. It is now offered to the afflicted iri the form of a Sirup or in Powder as the Patient may prefer', djnder the conviction, that either form will produce the same happy result, Among its most prominent qualities the following "may be mentionedas en- iliiea .xo parutuii wuuaiutivwii., vjh- 7iumui.c3 that gentle perspiration which is deemecj healthy arid checks those sweats, which "are morbid and pernicious.? R relieves chronic affections and congestions of the luntrs by.eiving force to the languid circulation. It assuages coughsi. It pro- motes tree apu oianu wpcciuraiion. . i removes pain from the chest It relieves asthnatic and difficult respiration.'- It corrects obstinate cos. tivenessand thus leaves the bowels m a regulai and healthy state.! Thus, it is found that thes nainfiil svmntbms'which indicate diseased lnnW readily yield to this powerful remedy When sea- Huiitujijr cavi vi, ub( iv icsiurcs joe pa- ucut ,iw M"',v "- "pT" - w mwi Cruel disorder the consumption, if left to its natural operation would very speedily destroy U Certificates respecting the virtue of this Medi- wines wiu vwnip7 u.uumet rnce of thi oyrup, uuic, r -a- a aozen.l "Of the Powder 1 per bottle, or a dozen. . L T" aK- '";-;JAMESf ft A tit Vr.-' ; ' jrayettevuie, rep.;ia2y. ; ,. , - . . Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. ' August Term," 1829. ; ' : John Wads worth vs. James Odom. Original attachment returned levied on land, &c. IT having been made appear to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, James O dom, is not cn inhabitant of this State : It is or dered, that publication be made in the Raleigh Register, for six weeks successively, that unless the said James Odom appear before the Justices of our next Court for the County of Pitt, at the Courthouse in Greenville, on the first Monday of November, replevy the property or plead to is sue, final judgment will be taken and the pro perty levied on condemned, fiufjecttoh plaintiff's demand. Witness, 1 James Sheppard, Clerk of our said Court, at tSreenville, the, ' first Monday of August, A. D. 1829. - ' . . JAMES SHEPPARD CBc.; Price ad. $2- 75 r ' ';A; i v.-U;-UJ : BLANKS, OF almost every description, may bealways had ai the Bookstore, of JGaucs &. So,, printed on good " paper and after the most ap proved forms. viz : "? ' - v"4 v:5FOR'CLERKS OF-COURTS. V : v Writs, Executions for Debt &; Cost, Execu- . tions for cost only j v , - Jury T'ckets, Witness Tickets'f ; '; Appeal & Bastanly Bphds, -rl'l'-f Subpoenas, Commission for J taking Depbsi " :v tions,' ; .J - ):'' ;; c " Apprentice's Indentures and Bonds, . Administrator's 8t Constables Bonds, ' Marriage Licences nd Bonds, ' t Capias-at Satisfaciendum, Orders of Salefr Recognizances and Bonds to prosecute, . ' ' Guardian Bonds aiid notices to Guardian? - -FiTa'sagainst Bail, ;-; - . Process against Securities, 8tc. &C. - . ; : ; ,-: -v,; 1' FO R 8 H ERIFFS. . Deeds for Sales by Execution jv. ; ao. - raxes, ( Bail Bonds; ;''-?;r;r.j-4". i?orjthcoming Bonds, :3 ? - Tax Receipts &c. '-?r--?. FOR CONSTABLES Warrants, Ca. Sas.' ' - Appearance Bonds, . . Executions c; &c. v . ' HLSOjv--"' Common Deeds, Mortgages; Powers of At . ' torney, Indictments, Deedj oDrrust and Bank Checks. V-vS-v i.-- -', r ' ' -IUleigh8ept:3; North-CaroIiQa Bible Society; ; - ifs v.- : Sept. 30, 1829.. ' ;v : T8 ESOLVED Tliat friends of the Bible Xt cause, througlumt the State, especially De. legates from the, Bible Societies within the State" b i "!Tetd meet; in-General Convention; on . mj ui ucwimter next, in i uei city: iiyieign, tor the purpose of devising efficient measures for furnishing witbina ?iyen timL?e wlole State with ? an adequate' supply of .Biblbs.,;:-.;,.;- The Manasrers were ld tri-th r.ui tpregoing Resolution, at the request of a neitrh bonng BibleSbciety,taiuI alsb; in cbhsbqueSce m :ct rd. -Ll ; V CJ-GALESSec (Tjr Editors friendly to the object of the abve olutioa are requested to UmarOi ihat the 4dove; tinb& held or Wed nesday the ism daof.Ncyembebextat 11 oclock, .nstead .of theay first polbi. ted. lo which alteration . tl'ManJ TF GAB$:S & SON have just received from Ptf CI . ladelphU, tlie following new Publications . Maddock's Reports, six volumes in three . Saunders on Pleading and Evidence, 2 t0s . Peters' Reports, ;2d volume .w, 8tor's Pleadings, new edition ; .Starkie.on Evidence:, do. 3 vols ' J Thomas's Cc!:e; on Littleton, 3 v. " Memojrs of 'Bolivar r , . - Letters -from the Kgean ' ;Buckinser's . Todd's Johnson's Dictionary :;.il.Neale's'lJtewryi:eraains'. jjLast ofthe Plantaganets; 2 vols ; ; : Tales ofPassion i'- do - -' t: . Traits of .Trarel ; . do,,''. '' ' ! 'I Devereus- 'v;. ido ' .'; RicheUeu''j,"'t '.'rv do Hungarian Tales , ,.v Subaltern's Log- Book AAA S tratton Hill ; '.School of Fashion . , ;! " The Collegians, 'r . A ': ; Tales of Military Life .i -x lie. frotcsianr s! .; v :: An ne ,bf : Giersteinf - , '.' -Visits " of Mercy - V : , '. Travela of Life v' V;S'-"J-' ; Shepherd's Calender ; Tales ot the Ci ood Woman ,! Apician Morsels . Irvings Columbus, abridged by himself Virginia Housewife'v M ' . r Pastor's Sketch Bobkv vr 1 Dick's Future State z ' BichatEpUotneoHv Ewell's Medical Companion, (latest edition) ALSO, ,a verygcneral Assoi tmeht of Schsa Books arid Stationeryi".ry,.v:- "' ; Oct. 7 r. cv'f AA 'AAlA'' v- A.f&A,--' : O'KMANAGERS'VOFFICE J,:v ; .a:Richm Oct. 1829. Miclinum No. 3. w1 5: -To be drawn 9th of Nov. nest. , do do do ,do f do l dO ' do ,do do eif o&ttery -8 Drawn "Ballots. H24,204Ti6,kets-'. .v .; , lroKS10.000!isVR10.000 S 2,500 - w v W o 000 ' ' 2.000 sgpAmM-H:A 1,200, - - 0r&s? ' V'.: ' Besides 8500 300, 200, 150, 100, &C.&C VholeTickets g4,; Hal vea SS Qu'rs. Sl All Prize Tickctsln the Lotteries of Yites & Mrityre,! (and .-none other).received as Cash and all Tickets in their Lotteries have the name ofates &M'Intyreas Managers, printed ott themvSeiid yburbrders to Yates & M'lntyre, and you will be sure to' get none others' i; ':-'-r-JYATKS & Al'INTYRE, . ; State of Nortb-Carolina7 v Cout of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,' . - August-Term,1829:.' , : - 'r ' : .Elijah JElayner Adm'r&c. tr. Blount B. Bufin. Original attachment returned 'Jobn ttuffia H-aa: : a IT, appearing vto the satisfaction cf the Court that the defends nt. Blount B, Ruffin resides out of the limits of ihis State t . It is therefore ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Registerfpr threeV mbnthS; thatunless the saia Blmtnt B Ruffin make his, personal appearance at our next Court of Plas and Quarter Sessi0"8 to. bciield fcr thb County cf Bertie at the Coort housn in Windsor,;bn. sthe ; second Monday j November next, andl rt pi?vy; if filial, judgment will be -taken agalnsi: him. - : A ; .-.;, By prder of. Court- ',. v . : t . 6 of jNTbrtli-Carolina. Vake Couh t vv '. 'h. A : Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aucrust session, i-:fl(ml Alia' The: Post Master General,; I T-evied in" the hands AAAilrsA,SAA, of Wyatt Harrison WPaiei'Pcxk'r " Eum'nd as Garnish J. iTN this case,' it appearing to the Court, that tha L j'defendant Daniel Peck hath removed hirn- sef heydnd the limits of this Stite, or so con ceals himself that the ordinary process ot ,aw rr not be served on him It is therefore ordered oj Ahe Court that publication be made in the K , Jeigh' Register, for sir Weeks; that unless Deie"' dant comes forward on or before the next Coon ty Court ,'bf pleas and Quarter Sessions; to , lield for the county of Wake at the Cpurt Hosf In Raleigh on the 3d Monday, of November ue then a-d there to replevy and Vlea lo , T .-..' ..its vicinity, win please ve. imormation "tAeoflynp?waero. -v . ri' Fayette ville, Feb." 1829. : --.:7', .Twh hara nbf.fl r '.''rvBh at. this Olce ana theyhMl be liberally com-l - " iyiuuaus S.UATWOOD.,' ' (CJ-This Medic me may behadatth. "rf tvill lcr Tu; apiwmraent, 1 1 , " 'n.MVd. V'' cUl.J Oct. 21st 1829, r;-;. V. -i ;--18:. J. GALES &SONRalci- M ject to phmtul's recovery. - ,