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EDITOR AND P,ROPRlETOZ. 1 v v
8oiicniFTix Fite DilUn per nnam-bilf in
! Adtkkti JtBlrTi rr rerj 1 5 nne, nrsr inter.
! ljoff.OoDoHatV e6 iuUeqocnt inmion,2S cent
fpOQit Orders nd J aJiciI AdTertismenl will to
etajrged 25 per 'ieeaL higher but deilucliori f 33J
be cent, will be madfl ffoia the rejulat price, for ad-
verfiMrn by the yea?.
AdteriiiemenU. interted In the 8emJWeekN Rib
;ii L Jir in tii' VVeeklvl Pioer. free of a
change. - -j.'';- F'r-; j ' ;: 0: -4.
Alt Letters ta theditor must V-a v
fj.'i i "i .' 1 ' '
i : ' From the New :Yorki Mirrer.) , f ; H
LAST DAY OF GRACE; on PAYING A
NOTE, j
v " ! :A
t th Airrstem or lAWKfa HOTioira.'
Procure m hundred pounds! I say to thee.
( :l
-There's no such sum. in nature. Forty ahilUnga t
There may be now i'th' mint and thafa a treasure!
I've seen five pound and let me tell it t
For 'tis as wonderful as calves with five leRa."
'1 ; . ' : ; ; Beaumont and Fletcher
V 4q the days pi old, when .all men
I honest and ; wise, and unsophisticated
were
and
"S l
throw a chill undn the warm and renial kind
IniU I
ness of social intercourse. If a doctor could
not pay,tdoubtlss thef creditor crossed out
the account and llel him gb jlf any man wan
ted to borrow money, which might happeu,
of jcour8e in thjj bestjof iimcsj he fountl ; a
tinn1ral rriftnrl ro-ldv tn lrll llim ahv 1001.
Bless me ! ho wfthe dollars trotted from hand
to hand 1
Lendinjr money is certainly x the
best, noblest, add greatest invenUnt the
genms of man hasver ff;.
powers of prosperity! what harmony Joy,
I akiinflne- inntAnt. rliiltr. nntl olnriOUSJ
jollity, musi have filled the land 1 For cash
8 P ?
'shops overflowed with custom; ail handicrafts I
'iJ- :- r..ii .-.i ..i-.- i.t-
... .Hf ?i j V?,";;:;
t .1 ' . -.1 1 - .Tt
- Vw 5.V Si , 6 "v.
and
suusiiuiu uij tiua guiuu ago, jism
k -I . . ilt t.'L- :7tr J
US' I..'.'- 'l:K'A1 .ml
Doubtless some miserl
rlv old Inlnks or other,
t.1 -i.:J 1-4
ami
tali
world !
monev
tawxted money could no longer j spend jt
far how could; they Spend without borrow-
in t So maiiiv. became eearcfl i neoole
Vould not 'pari their debts ;, trade declined,
rt iMnKmlv arAntil K
generoiw. or charitable
any longer; but all mankind suddenly grew
selfish,' mercenary and calculating. : Each
man looked oot tor the main chance j and
took care of BQthing but number one ; and
the. result of tliis pestilent contagion was the'
breeding of that horrible, direful, wasting.
Tavaging, lethiferous epidemic, which is now
stalking over the earth. at noonday in the
frightful shape of hard times. ' y
j Such appears to me the true philosophical
explanation ' of this phenomenon ; ' but whe
ther this or any different account of its ori
gin be the nearest the truth, the melancholy
fact is indispntable, that hard limes really
exist ; and the question most interesting ' to
TttiiianinroDnisis. politicians, moralists, nnan -
ciersi-philosophers, poets, and poor devils;
I is. i how to tret rid of them.i; Dare-we liope
that some species of legislative', metaphys -
:-.' m .
ical.' or monetary vaccination will be disco v-
ed in the course of time, that shall extirpate
this dire: disease1 and restore . he felicitr of
tiA frn.Mf Aid tmldn rm V " !' - ''(A2:V,':5v
t Suchwere 'my reflections as I "rose in the
morning, knowing that my note 'at the 'bank
fnust' be paid that day', but knowing no more
id.jt ii a T". ':J-'t2
nan tne man in ine mqton wnere uie money
id pay " it ya j to come! from. .' I -dreamed
-through the night 6( all 'sortis :fof vaitfr and
tantalizing attempts to find somethinsr in thy
pocket 1 awoke and found it no dream 7--1
I It was a prodigiously gloomyj roorning-at
icaat it appeareu so to me. c?epy tiling seem
etock bottom upwards, f 44.WHere Aa 1 get
ihe money IV said 1 to myself, Jn great pert
plexityi and, at that moment stuck a particu
iarry snarp pin mto my windpipe.
v a t oreasust nothing went be
coffee was scalding hot. tlie steak'
my appetite .languid,; - Every thing had . a
'.nek pf slipping Irom my fingers. I broke a
enp j and. jaueer, ;and dropped a Ilium ping
slice Of tOait 10 mV, laD Pantalnnne ' hran
new.I v,44 8hall. Lever iharo ! another WV
iL...ti 1 . 't Twa mIvj.iJ .1 . .
uiuujui a, ,.. v "wv wjdt iHq note
l.tl,Vi)4Vl
be paid!
must
".I looked over ray, p6ckel-book again, as.if
I expected th find what I was looking after.
What a fool i rl ' knew as ' well as h knsw
that! was alivehowi much there was; in it
6t raUier1ihw:mttehwas flt7jn lu'.iSix liah
dred dollars to make np the sum.".4.4 Can, t;l
collect same .of my ; -debts, this forenoon .(,
pie was soon .toliowed by universal ; imi- .:A..:uJ t. i.;-..t.-rv:I. ; t toe last day of gracer; -
on.: Sdch is the-perverse j state of iie "
I All good customs get speedily out VXs-Ti t" ; T---v teller.- - , I , : u - Wi 0 0 0'
fashion.. MQWtetote:"01MV 0000:,ConAng away, I spied a great raonslec of
wan d no lonirer lentl it. ttiode wno WUS muum-. wwuS in. outcner s aosr with a miserable, lean, nail-
tu iu go wrong jn iny enueavors to. ares; my 1 iioijrjiissioiy;ii, juiayue
Ttantalnnna wpta xartSnet 1il bfnr Y. bnftrtna I AM A niiartfir of an- hotir !
were in the wronff places! vest Inside out, and I but if ytfn think it
thontrht I What a fool airaml for WUO ever
duiu cimcci a ueui wiicii no w"kcv 1 1 ff-' . uio io tease nis guugeon iqii mat it win uas ure wsuw. , rui
44 Two o'clock,'? aald hngran, Pundit oust death before he hooks hirarv y a ' jantl Uie lesVinterestsbCtha Com
A..r . a. s a . a. an a a tail , r a nru u aa ansa . A m . t. - . a r
Jbe paid.''l : ; i . t i I - f ; v V U J v Myiveracious trtend went out again, walk-1 alike re.riuireiuw'emimi'anta Report
, l laiuown ami it;ii. uuu a pronjiinu , cogi 1
tation ' 1 thought of the mines of. Potos
of the mint of Mexico of the Massachusetts
Bankof John Locklan J of Jobs cat,' and
of my own empty pockets. A V v . ". '
' I nerer thought so hard in my lifo before'.
But Jlhinking will never pay a man's notes.
At last a bright thought struck me. 1 111 bar
row the moneyr' said I," -Uurekal . ,
1 Before Uie resolution had' time tb'cool, X
raalo my nciglibor, Mr. A; Neighbor A."
said I ' you are an excellent man ; Just lend
me six hundred dollars." - ; " ,
44 ix hundred dollars', exclaimed he J tar-
inns up tlio whites of his eyes." 1 have not
dollar to. spare, if it was to; save my life j
every cent is gone. My , boy lent forty .two
thousand dollars out of my drawer before I
came down from breakfast this morning!"
j saw plainly that there was nothing to be
got in this quarter so I rah' to my particular
friend- Mr. B. 44 My dear sir, said li'lend
me six hundred dollars as a particular favor
m . hit kirnfirarl im nirti.ii f..nr 1
..u.iuvui.
rs ! slid he :-and do
44 Six hundred dollars
' ' I,. '
you waflii una money r ..... . , ., :, i
.1 So inucU so," replied I, 41 that if it were
ior ray own particular, use, l couiu nuk wni j
It more.v ;; v f t v
44 1 am sorrt for that," returned he, 44 for
there's not a dollar of money to be had now-1
a-days. j Money 11 believe it is all sunk to U
the botlom of the sea, for my part. Six hun
Jt t j1H TJ rtTt ; t
exhibit it as a real show.", '
44 Bab V said I to myself, 44 1 must try a
T . ; . T . O ' '
third. I Sol hurried to my acquainlance;
Mr. C. and made the same request of him.
0 Six hundred dollars !" said.he 44in these
hard times. Why, every body ia failing, and
the banks won't discount.'
-. , - ; .,
, aisheartened at these rebuOs, I
J,astene5 to Mr. D.rand 1 Mr. J3T and Mr. F.
... . T - r- f;lM .
T . - . . r. .
There was only one resource left, and , that
- . ' . fct, - .!. .i,-.
was to go to a worthy gentleman by the name
ef Solomon Shap.H He was a nioney-bro-
o at. tue corner oi VQUgres
vfsatiob With a broken merchant and a brief-
less lawyer; He saw me Coming and knew
W- T nirt
miXi id ".ii.-ur"'
?2ter'S
j 1 nese fellows
uv..,iM. u.ik uo
'r1 T'"'" "i.3?"u:
r.-roe pretended not to see me. 'He Knew" iraa r
' A ',- f ..-t. . -z 4'. -
"'P1"'""' wmi wt ww Uk ..hvuhu.,,
a thousand miles offhand every ten seconds
stealing -a look iipwards to the dial over the
pity hall, watdiing tliepiogress "of the min-
Qte-nancl, wnicli advanced with a teariui ra
was no salvation of credit.
;( It was strange he could, not see me f or
rather I should have, said it was strange he
. -J - -. i, .... -k- -.
should not, ; but I was too much in a pertur
bation to. think that men, especially . money
lenders; .love to. ferment those whom they
have in their power. The ten minutes seein-
ed endless, all and singular of them ; but at
last my gentleman pretended .suddenly to dis
cover me. 44 Ah I Mr. Lackpenny. how
dye dot- . - 1 .t.
My heart by this time was tip to my throat;
for.in a small? fraction of an hour the-hank
would be shut and my note unpaid a con-
I Summation not at all devoutly to be wished by
o desired to be in trood fame and
1 man wu
I uarae upon. 'Change. -ig ii0M000n
01: was hardly collected enonsh to slate my
I ''.-i I . f I n t' . : ,
1 necessity, but old Sharp can understand such
J matters from half a word. 0 ',.... i,, . , -si
from halt: a word. l;: ...,;f i,, ,iav
id &oney;l'j he exclaimed
tfiiDgp? y fevi !:'i4-' 'i't f ilU' hf-
i don't, indeed IV said 1000-1 !--07r
f 44 Lend
I do suet)
I ' You
I n Vt ..lif.nnl t.A, ...t U!. .i.O
,," AVV, iriuiltcu ,l4talllJf UU llia ailUU
box with an air oflhe greatest nonchalance,
44 but. for a proper consideration. I think I
know somebody that will, j -:; - H
What is ths'tnanV name!' arked I, with
an equal degree, of seriousness, tho J knew
m ' : " at ' ' J--m a '' ri k
: - ' . . ' . ... , . ... '?':.!- f
the mana name was Solomon Sharp, and
was standing that moment. before my face. ;
f4Jfl-ee him and Jet you fcnpw' said my
honest 'friend. Call here in, a qttarter of au
done,",. ..j
-Oh. Mr. Shaml
catilbB done in a quarter!
- ' .a ' a, 1 y - s. a ,'--?'.
of an hourA Jrtf -3 hoi' yi'-ai
0 Mr. Sharp; looked tas, composed as if, the
whole affair had been nothing more.jhan the
r and rem "X
soul pri the
I :.. When
I urnnUn h
0 W.ir ku. Sharn " I'.' ' 1 :
I" ' 1 ' tt a 'i - 11 -It i t.:: I.t.-.
1 v -.,v nave caueu on tne man, . saiu ne; t'out
he is not at home
'riit; thought 1, . 44 is to, demand iten
per cent more from me.
Mr- fSharp T' said.
t imploringly
vl shall tee him inve minutes, without
I doat,!, returned he. 44 Wait' here, and I
1 will step oat azain.. ' - f - r ' or . . -
J Oh for a stone -now J thought I; 4to hit
tins leiiow; in tho eyel. vstiM ho- money jn his
1 uu . aaau BHaau ama. . iu a. l. k iu faaafci tuakic a aau - a as a . a- m - 1 aa . . ;a-r i. . b s i
1 1 : . li 1
1
Pshaw! I picking up of a straw.;, w He .walked put, and
itter.iLThe so did f -vweaeparated, and I saw mm go
"toujrhand huo State street, : pass round the; Post 0fl5ce, leim.iJig
to bis den, without speaking to; maml aspiinit him was watching his opptirthf
wav, - , . , aw-. .. I niryjto eaten mm, .ami .reneciinsuiiat tue
these, ten minutes .had: expired I boat tvouiu pe me piace Mi wiiicii iieiwiu
:m ul bei sure to be found, he determined oni taking
ed round the Post office and came back; v . InTT .Ejmr JSAPrSS?
was almost tluee oclock,-and L was -ready
Wii . . .- . -i ...... ' vtx
nv out nr mv h- oop1m t
ed an hour.
1 44 Well, Mr. Sharp
what does the ; man
say i ' k '--'l'-'' j . ''t--:-!- .
44 Say! replied the concientious gentle
man, shaking his head; wljjhet says that
money is money ;now,."i?;iV;.-vii':
44 Very well, MrJ SHarpt lihewtthat be
fore; but will he do the note? for heaven's
He thmka he might," drawled
ouKmy&s
tormentor with an air of the utmost uncon
cern.
4
Well. Mr. ShWrrji and for hAw rnnf-lit4 f
"OahHdoiitTor lessllhan fifty! perrccnt"!
tt l?;fi i v oLi 1. it
v . "V f oiiarp; sureiy you j.
mistake. Jfifty Der cent, for foufmohtha ! J
' 1
his
------ . , j. .t . j -j . k - ",.f i . , u-?r-
But Mr. Sharp never moved a muscle x of
countenance at these exclamations.
exclamations. : He )
. i : . i
au9cicu uvi a. wuru, uui oat very ieasureiy ur i.v- ,7 1 - v v. e
tlowu in his cliair-Uhough he lenew my creilihW
cm nau not tnree minutes to live! nay
actually took! up alnewspaper 'and preteddejl
to reaui ,'. ; : t . . ; i .. j, t. J i s-: -
r "Rty-hearted , villain r; thought I - to
myself 44 Mid yoti say fifty per cent. Mr
Sharp !" 44 ? f I v i il? A -
Ahem Tt returned he, but without look!
ing up
, I looked up at my honest friend; his facet
1
was, as blank and immoveable as a block o
wpod. I looked at my watch; it wanted exf
ed exj
is .. no
actly one minute of three; 44 There
help, said L to myself, "whenaman is;
between the devil and the deep sea. Here;
is my note, Mr. Sharp come, dispatch.'.
; - He counted out the money. 4tMake haste
Mr. Sharp 1 faster!; I have not a moment toj
lose I snatched; the bills,' and was making
a leap out of the door. 44Stop!Vaid he
4you have forgot my commission 1 n
Commission f-ten thousand murders y
But no matter liow much is it!'
; 44Yoa have niade jo! hard a bargain' wit!
him," said he,' "that I can't ask' much; bu?
as I must provide for my fimily, you know!
twenty dollani will do.' ' t u ; a J iil
State street as if the deputy sheriff had beet'
at my heels. . .1 upset ai handcart, leaped ovef
.w..i i..-.i.j a
joshed the njayorj swijng round an imraeiisi
crowd &fo4 :U,. UnL;B.nk. tmbWt
up .the stairs, broke my "nose against! th4
.ti-a-- !i v riij'.t:- .iii
uuur. miu. mill mi l mm liih riiriixi ai liih lam.
second of the last minute of the last hour ef
starved puppy under his paw, and squeezing
the breath oat of his body.' 00000-
"' 4;Theres a money-lender and his custom
er, said 1. y- .; ; ' 000 00 '0
' ; INCIDENT8 OP THE LEXINGTON.
' Tlie following stories show on how. smalt
a circumstance our life sometimes depends :
. . v lieu tne' rniiaueium.-i morning ouat ar-
riveu on oionuay ine iin,one oi ine gentle-
ntft DBiln.B iitlA.T m WAtr unit .im.nAll
. -.I --.Vi- -irr- ii .-i.r i ;i..t. .
wiiii hc nrer. iuaa uini wiffiuiainrei,
vinoiner geniicman Detnz aoaui to get in tne
former admonished the driver that he inust'i
not Ziszaz about the atyfbuf tro direclly to?
eisHith streeu . 4 Yes irV said the driver.
I will take! you firstf il will not be out -of
jhe way for this gentIeman.V i "Whcn ? the
hack: had' gone "oh ' some' distance lhe"'lw
sentlemen ifell 'into cbnvemtion," and'thet
I second one 9'atett! tliat he was bights way to
I Boston and was then coins to the Providence
I boatf vTq the Providence boat, sir !" ex-
1 claimed thetotherr why, we started from
1 .t J - l : . ii : .. .t " w. t i
the Very next pier to the : Providence boat,
-and here una rascal of a Uackman is takinit
will
certainly bejtcw; fetef Suc
bat the gentleman imposed upon, was out of
-and, here this rascal of a hackman is takinit
I lioalfK' nl Knnlil tint dnln. U!mDiiranil an
!.-, .u.m inn iini iiiihocii-uhii
had to go the round,' anil probably pay-Tor M
too, and be made; too lile besides;' for: the
I ' . ' a A ,.. .. .:!.. ,..
Lexington liad gone whehi the hack return
ed, and m tjlie man's life was saved, v j !
Oner of ottr citizens who was very anxiou
I to rro to Boston in the boat of Monday even-
in,' was byja series of apparently untoward
circumstances, prevented from finishing his
business at Philadelphia in time1 to- return
here on b.ilpruay. and as he could not cou-
scienfiouslv! travel 011 Sunda v. hd remained
at Piiiladeiphia unlil Monday., --His Bostort
'1 mp was acconiingiy ueierreu,-anu -uius nis
1 a - li - .. a . a . Mr Mi--. .al..T
life was saved."
-a. V.
r Another sentleinan had madeall hi
i:s ar
rahgementsjon the Saturday previous ta take
- -a . :T a :l . e .. rs . . . i . .
011 i.ioniiay inr , oioninnron 1 ju 1
that a creditor who held a small de;
the New Haveri route, -ahtlso -hiJUe Iwi
1 sitvitil. AT.! Ia Jnum.nl nf flammf..
irr ri-i.v . -.? T1i'rTi.-v,-?T.''7" " ... " v'S! a;
A-'i?-.
Unitep' Sta-Tes Bank. iThe vote in the
Senate, givCnf in onr list: paper iiistructirt
the Judciary uoraraiitee to.nnng in a dui 10
repeal the charier of the United States Bank
is clearly indicative of the fate pf lhatinstita
1 tioh. :so far fas the Senate is r concerned.
f fhat the bill wul pass the Honse, and be a pi
proved by the uoyernor, is just as certairt, as
mon wealth,
en a
I ' '! ' L- -
i ........ , .
fM. - ! rtD, .
- w terms, appiy uun wiuccr
. ' .I f . :
- Janoary 28, 1840,' - " - : 93t
TOTICE. TAKEN UP nd commiiU-d to the
Jail of Anson County, on the 17ih of Decern.
?r inrt. a Necro Man, who calls himself TOM, and
sava he belongs to JOHN SMITH, of Alabama,
and was bought of.DiiKi. Witu, of Robewn
tOounty, in thiar State. 8aid Negro is fboiit 5. pct
10 inches high, atout hiulL .copjiee otoami, ana,.
pparentfy about i yeara of age, v. The owner ia
rcqaested . to -i come forward I prove properly jpay
Urhanre and lake liim awav: or he will be dealt with
rhe lawirects. : Y. H. ALLEN, JSherift
WadeKboio Dec U,J839. ..8-6m-
Pr Advi $7 50.
Kiv: - - 'r'7. . '
fnT?A?1B1ifiUndcr 'If6'
111 J title, the Subscriber will commence the
above
second
nfh;, a-honl In th wetern nart if Oranse
1 .v. i.ut. . r -
t It" Tie. -Ha". ouiaineu Hfenii ; guuu : uo-jiuihj i uuubvb
Un the oeizhborbeod, at which any' number of young
gentlemen tan fiwl accommodation lor six tiouara
"Jiwr miinth. The Subscriber will board a lew nun
Classical Liepiriineu(,.
: . .
$12 50 ?
,v English Department,
7 505
per session." -
. i ? - -i '
-of the! subscri
4Tbe wh le under the supervision
Ur.mm-Z)a vJQHN R." HOLT, .
December 12.
9 tl5J
TTT.T I o If' Fenialo Academy, Dan-
li J VlllC. Va.--Tbe next Session of the Union
Female Academy will cummenre on the L5ihof Jan
uary, and terminate (with Public Examination) on
the 15th of June, 1840. . . (i .?
The School is under the superintendence of Miss
Avar Bkxkdict. in the Literarv. and Miss E. Sxit a.
in' the Musical Department. The Rev. B. M. Smitk
will ajive euch attention as may be. required, to tne
higher classes of the Institution. -a. a- . ' i
1 Terms per Session of five 'months! 1 5 v.
a Tuition id the ordinary English "1 ' r . '
V studios, from ' " ; $7 50 to $15 60
,t - Music on the Piano, ' 20 00
pf;:u vv;;-Guitar"1 20 00
French, Latin or Gretkeach, ? 5 00
, Board with the , Preceptress, or. in Private ' :
; ' Families in own, including fuel, wash- 0"
' ' ina, tScc per month,- .-Vh"!!)
".'This Institution has been iir; successful operation
under iu present principal Instructress, for the last ten
years, ami baa received the' patronage and confidence.
of the public in such measure, aa demands the ac
knowledgments of the Teacher and Trustees," and
encourages them to hope that it will yet prave a bless-
ingto hundreds, by training them in the ways oi vlr
too and knowledge. Located as the Union Female
Academy is, id a village remarkable for its healthiness
anu lor me excellence oi iia aocitij, wwi ecry uoai
ralle means. of mental and moral. culture, "it offers to;
Parents in the lower country,' a safe retreat from the
less' sa'ubrious -climate of that region, where their
daughters may enjoy all the advantages of good socte
ely, while they will be carefully preserved from alt at
tentiona from the other sex. .Most of the Trusteea are
Parenta. and they pledged themselvca 'to the public,
that young Ladies seit to thia Institution ahall be re
carded with interest, not only by the Teachers, but
by tha membera of the Boards : . '. t "! a
FDaiiTiitK ia a Village pleasantly situated at the
Great Falla of the Den Rivet, 45 miles north of Hills
boroV 12 miles west of Milton, and 55 miles not th cast
of Greenaloro .. 'i0- ' 0'. 0 a V. '.,
'! For the character and competency of the principal
Instructress, the public are referred to the following
gentlemen : ; . " . , ... , . '... '
H indffe Pottki. FaveUeville. N. C.
I? ; BiBSii; Raleigh, ; 44
0,
RevUWit- MePaTKB8,D.D.4 .
,;. v avavaT Lac t, " (aa . ;.--a- j
. Tnoxaa R. O was-. lVahinetan. N. C.
-r.' . : Ntatmiii Ha am MS. Milton. N . t . ' A'
I )! Aitx . Wilos.D D. Green.boro N. C.
3 fr. Adolpuds L. Eawix, Morsrantori, Burke,..
f Rev'tL Dr. Pluxbk, Richmond, Va.
i a "iiuPQTt'Di'Prnw A!- A
V PreiL Board of Trustees,
! 1 War, D. Tkmwai, Secrv.
f Danville, Va. Jan. 1, 1840.
44w
1 a NDREW. -This distineulshed Racer ami Stal-
A lion wilt make his next arid last Season in Vir
jllll.f 111 .IAI WW t 11 C UIIU UIIIV ' . . .fcBVW9
and le let to Mares at J75 the season j jiay able when !
tn Mare is taken away 1 120 insurance, wuli fl to
Ue groom ia all instaocea. The' insurance money
will be required as soon as the Mare. ia ascertained to
be with foalr er parted with. ' The Season will coro
tnenceon the 10th February, and expire the 1st day
of July. Mares will be well fad at two 'shillings per
day pasturage which is rich and extensive jfurnUtied
grati. No charge for servants sent with irnarvs.---Every
precaution will be taken to guard against acciW
denta or escapes, but I cannot be responsible for eithrr.
1 This renowned son of Sir Charles, famed alike for
his own and the performances of bit progeny on the
'furfja now in full hcaltlrand vigor. Ho is a beaati
l dark chesnut; without white except the near hind
bot, rising fifteen and a half hands..- high, of perfect
f rmroetry of form, united with immense powr, and
nrivalled action, ia which latter particular he ece)s
ill horses I ever saw, -His own performances on the
Turf are too. well known 10 need a recapitulation here,
(lis get are now before the public, and although they
are generally Yrom obscure Maies, have distinguished
hemseivcs stall distances, from. I to 4 miles, and that
front New York to Georgia thus wincing for their
Sire a reputation as the gelterof Race Horses, which
should entitle him' to the consideration and patronage
-of flreeders. j This 1 will bo the last t opportunity of
sending to him in this State, as I have had' several of
fers for him logo to other .States. O, P. HARE,
t Petersburg, Jan. 1, 1810.', , . - " 8 oawBf.f,
iTTDST PUDLISIIED, and rea.lv: Sir dclive
QP ry, at the North Carolina Bouk Store, a. Digest
of all the reported Decisions of the Courts in North
Carolina, commencing with the earliest Reporter and
enliuding the Decisions of the Supreme Court at their
June'Term, 837. Prepared by Hor James IredelL
Attorney and Counsellor at Iaw. ,:. : 00.0j0a
i . Turner & II oghes, the Proprietors, respectfully ask
he patronage of the public for this work, which has
been publtsht'd at great expense. It contains near' a
thousand pasesr and is, therefpre, necessarily divided
into two royal octavo valumea of aUut five hundred
pages each, printt'd on good type and .doe paper, and
weH bound. . Price, .Nine Dollars a copy.',--'. ',-
''I It is recorhmended not'otily t professional mrn,all
of whom will doubtless possess- themselvee of it, to
direct and abridge their labors,..but it is also urged
upon Ibe notice f all J unices, SherilTs, and other
judicial officer, aa affording them an exposition; in a
lew words, f the poiqts which : the : 8upreaie Court
of North Carolina lies decided in relatiuit lo thrir du
ties... For a similar reason, it ia recmniended to-private
gentlemen, -who may have an inclination or . fet-l
J an interest lo know the determinations of th SuiMreme
T t-!t . ... . r . .t . . 1 .t-
vvun, wnieiv connuuir, so lar, as iney ueciue iuo
lavr of the land, aa imperative aa any Act of Aasena
blyi and aa binding- iti their, opeuliiMi.updn vrry
i h jo nan K'oiaioes. a emails auppiy f
JJ.thia valuable and nighty esteemed PoUtoe, jart
received, in fiue order, and for sale, by " va- w :
- ' 0m0:TaOS. L. JUMI.H
: GCj To prevent disappointment, an early appliea-
uon wiu dc oeairauia. i a- a"a . -1 ''''-''
a. Price 25 cents per :pinmd.'-'
rJan.,28,:l840.:vi;:i-,Al!rta if.
CI OTTO 2V ; X A II 2S freah aupply from
yj tne uecla 1 actory. lor wUoieaale, or retail. , .,
January 28, 1810. v I $ 01 9
t( IsVSl SAIr. W. & A.' 8TITH have, at
s Way nesborough about 300 bushels Alum Salt,
whit h they will sell; delivered there, at C5 ceuU per
bushel. To persons wanting ' ten ; bushels or more,
they will sell in Raleigh at $1. J, ? vr 0 - Ay
Raleigh, J an, 28, 1840. , , - . ... . if. r
TtOTICK. The publication of the Wiisiif
: Toa Wekkit Ch rojviclic, will l resumed o
soon as I can replace the materials of the office, last
in the late &r6.0: 00f, 'j ;!.f-.iuj':l s3
vi A II. indebted to me fr sabacription. job prmting.
or advem'sin are deaired to H make: immediate pay
ment, aa 1 shall need every cent due to enable ma to
re-establish, the paper.:A:'
. I occupy, for thepresent, a room over Messrs T
ourr & son s Auction otdre. ... ' .. -. ; , , .
,;i.; i y A. Ai BROWN.
i- J". 24 A 840. - .'. M- ziivkh ft
r-.
lO RlilVARD. Ifl my house and employ
my son Jil MB ROUGH JONES, on the 9th of
January. He is near 18 years of age, but poorly
grown, haa dark, sandy hair, one eye injured by a
hook from a Cow. 'He wore away a Box-coat made
of Kentucky Janes. All persona are warned agalrist
harboring or employing said boy, aa I will enforce fbe
aw against any such offender. I will give the above
reward for his c onfiiieTnt in any Jail, or delivering
him to me in Raleigh : I . i
i - - MINTOiX JQMS8.1
. January 25, 1840,' 00. ' !, 9 3t,
Aj U r IJ1. The notes and accounts now due
lJ the asaigncd.eslate c.f S, W. BOAG, are placed
in ine nands oi James Simons. tua. Atiotney at
.1 . a. " a a ... .. , - ,
iiaw, tn iharieaton, 8. U. Ir collection oltice IX o.
51, 13road.strcet, 4 - doors bflw- Dr. Colen's Drus
8tbre,' If the said de ta be not prompdy pajdV ha is
instructed to commence auila. .', .
Jan28.l840. a . , , : ; 9 ow2rn.j
Trr) ALEIGII FIX1E CJOMPAN Y, Tlie
Mil Act of the General Assembly for the better pro-
lectiun of the Uity f Baleigh from losses by fire, pro.
vides that a Fire Company be annually established Jn
the Collowinj manner : The Intendant of Police and
Coromissionert shall, ih the month of January, enrol
the free white male inhabitants of 2 1 veers of ace and
upwards, and being thus enrolled, the said Intendant
andCommissioners shall publicly invite such eft ir en a
as choose to volant eer their "services toform said fire
Company; to consist of forty Wmberf Tbi in vita
tion ia. therefore, thus potihely made, and it is honed
will be promptly met,-by signifying assent to the Clertr
of the ' Hoard. 0000'W0f0-00
in ease a sufficient Aumber,ot volunteers o no ouer
iheir services before the last Saturday It February
the Act directs lhatthe Iiitedant -and .Commi!i6n-ers-
shall, en tbat-day make 1 a .draft'Tf om lbe.nreL
Tiieni, 01 sucii numoer oi men as suaii oe wanting o
form" said Company.' "'
';Jaii.-25;i840T:;V.f:
0 Intendant of TatieS
To David McDaniel, and his Attornics at LawGeorge
W. Haywood and Charles Manly, Enquires, and to
Ajamca Cooper and Thomas LewU & Co. of Ox-
-. ford, N. C, Benjamin Thomattson, Isaiah Pascal, ;
James .Hunt, and Ieslie Gilliam, Sheriff or Gran
ville County, and John Y, Parkers 000000tl0
,Take riotu-e, llial Ihave been arrested by virtue Jf
a Co. So. at the instance of David McDaniel, aed
tliat, thereupon, have given bond and security for my
appearance at Wake County Court, on the 3d Moin
day in February," A "D 1840, when and where I
shall apply to s-iid Court for the benefits of the oath
of an hiHirst deUor, and that I 'shall; file' in the said
County Clerk'a Office a schedule' of my property, ac
cording to the Art f the General Assembly, in surh
case made and provided. e(r ran 'attend, and shew
cause, if any you have, against my intended apjJica
tion. , WASHINGTON H. THOMAS.
- Granville County, Jan. IT, 1840.1 0'00'f 9 tfe -
rTore nWO WEE1CS ONLY ECON-
ll OMY IS WEALTH J B. SOLOMON,
CiTothks 'Dsisser AD Kkovatoh -Of JLowfon,
fully begs' leave to inform the citizens of Kaleigh,ihat
he has opened "anBaiabishmer.t'm tins place, (for a
short time,) at the House oh psyettcyillo Street, yei
ceutlyoccuped .by the late Alexander Cam juell,
where he will attend tn the cleanincr of Gcotlemf'ns
COATS, PANTALOONS, AND VESTS, of ere-
ry uescnptioiia on an eiiurriy new piau irooi,uuyurr
sued by Dyers, a By, com pa riner the atticlea cleaned
by him, ibeyare prontuinced., by;, eompetent judges
equal to new! and which has been noticed bv the pob.
lie. j Spot, create. &c . laken from ithe cloth, and
apparel put in complete Ibrm.. . ,When n;juested, )ie
anoliea a siiffi-ninz. and restores I he "color . to faW
seams. ...He can reatore's sarment lo its orizlnal beau
ty. without any ;: injury to the fabr;q C,I he steamiag
process is not made use, of. - .v.. J
,S!STO;THE LADIES.
Ladies'! Habiu and Cloaka, spotted or faded of lliri
pristine beauty, restored to their original colors with
the greatest care, jv Specimens of his work iriay ibe
seen at his shop, where a fit person will attend to fie
receipt of all work wkh punctuality and dispatch. -.t
.1 To poraorut disposed ; to patronifo hhn in his bizsi.
nesa;a he pledges-.himself. if any of hia work- ia not
done to their aatisfaction, he will make no charge for
hia Jabor.; ?-'':"' ; '. ;! -ST m J. .
r (jp Gentlemen , who may please-to patronise hiin,
canhave tlicijr; clothes returned in a short lime. Z-z
.; JlafcigV.Irr,,23, 1840 - , -... ... i
,9 ; .
TTTAIIE FOREST Pleasant Grove
0Admj:-T0 TapsTsas 0ot - this
Academy have the pleasure of announcing to the
Public, that they have engaged for the etiauiug yeat
Miss MARTHA K. RICHARDSON, a young Lady
from the North, who comes highly recommended, to
take charge of Uiis Institution. l ' l-0
".The Session will commence on the first' Monday
in February, next, 00r:::00 0f00K ' rl '
: In addition to the nsuaf hrahchee 'of Instruction,
the; Grtek, Latin, French end" Italian Languages
will he taught, together with Brusic," Painting; tie
f. Thia Academy is situated in Wake Forekt, li
mires NortVof Raleigh, and within 4. miles of Wskd
Forest College, in a healthy section of country.
, ; Board can Je had in the neighborhood, et $3 per
month. !or $35 per Session of five months. '
r : jA TUITION-PER 'SESSION.' , ; .
Latin and Greek. . ' 0 7, i 510 CO : ,
,s English Grammar and Geography, -..7 50 ',
Lower Branches, &c '! a : , 00
; )Iusie, . ' --: ; -SO 00 1
-n Drawing and Painting will be tapght to all who
desire U, hut there will be an extra charge' for the
same, as is usual in other Schools. i .
LlGON.SeeV.:
.Pec, 20.1 859. . . - ,8-lfeW.
PlaCtDIDlAssortnicnt of Piano
Forteav The Subacriber has lust received'
ao aiibiTioxAL supply bf PIANOS, of vt-ry superior
qualitica, which he oSers far salo on rcasonble terms.
Ilia assortment is as full and , complete aa any in
North-Carotins hd he hcsMatee not to say. that the
Pianoa are equal, if not superior, to any ofTered for
saje In this section of country. 0-y';i.:i00':t I
i nn,onsw "e euiieiii.Hi are 2 KU912
WQOD PIANOS, 1 ZEBRA WOOD-(etriped) and'
t MAHOGANY. These lnatrumenia have each two
Pwlala, a loud and a soft or Harp PedaVC i 00
-? Persons wishing to purchase, are referred to the
Rev,- Johii C. Jacoison, Principal of the Satan Fe
rn a!e Uoarding School, or Gen. Davidson and John
It. Alexander, of Mecklenburg county. V. j .
,4
T - JOSHUA BONER.
Salem, N. CJ January 10.: " 6 St 1 i 3
7NTOTICE to SIll Growers 1 hive foi-'
XNI 10 or 12.000 Moru MultUauli. Trees of
good size and warranted genuine, Persona wishing
tt engage in the Silk Culture, and others, can he eup.
plied on very favorable terms; - In order lo obviate
that great difficulty, the scarcity of money,) I am
willing to wait one year Tor one bait or the Hirchase
money,1 where the sum is '$ 100! arid ever, provided '
good security can he given for tKe payment of the
same with interest. It is believed, that more than the
amount that the Trees wilt cost, may lie" realised the'
Bret year, by makm; Silk from the leaves they . will
produce." The Trees may he seen at my place, In the ,'
Eastern Suburbs of this City. 00-f Arpift-'
w I have, also, a few thousand Silkworm Eggs for
ale.' Persons wishing any further in formation. hvT
addiessing me, (post paid.) will receive immediate'
A-Haleigh, Jari: 17.
A CARD. M HARDIE, grateful for the
1 share of patronage she haa always received.woold
tabs this method of informins her mends and the pub"
lie generally,' that the has made ample preparation for-.
supplying Families with -ICE during the-ensuing
summer, 011 as good terms aa it possibly v'can be
obtained " " " ,
- Those who have applied fr several tears baclt, but
could ot te supplied on account of the limited siza
of her Ice House, need, not fear a like disappointment.1
" She would be gtad to have as early application made
aa possible, as she is anxious to'"ecure a eufHcierit
number of good Subscribers for the aeaaoa through.''
- January .0,-'t84U-"W-AiA S00i Jm .
TATE of North-Carolina. Johnston
i County, Court of Pleas and Quartet Scazious,,
ovemberTerm, 18390$ ?0nwXz0r000w:i .
Young Bridgera e.- Wil-") ' 00-' t''0A'V ' 0
-liam O. Goods, ExV of PU" S '
1 f John a Goode. 00$ ha Ai" ?' 0-1 '
' Upnn motion made ly PeUlioner's Attorney, If ht I
ordered that the filing of this petition be advertised ia 1 r !
i he Raleigh Register and Prtersbtrrg Intelligencer, for t 00-
six weeks,' notifying theaid Defendant J who is'not a
resident of this State, to apiiea t a?t the nea t Court ef 0 '0t ,
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to Ie held for said Coun-J al i
ty,' at the Court-house in iu. Smithfield,!n the 4trf! ;
Monday of February next, then and there to plead toiA w !
ioranswer said Petition, -,6f the same willj be hciirilfy '00; 0
a? parted -iM feWr f0'0Xi"r'00jfy:40y000:t
I Witness: AimwIIT WaTso. Clerkiof 'our said1".,
Court;tttt Office ia" Smithlieldi the 4th iMorfilay; of -00.
Kovember.'i.A.1 D., '.839.: mA0; J00 fZ;
Ami WM. II. WATSON; CO. C. -
f - 0; a , y ;- ;y '
i-Jfl Tlerce" Beef :lqaafity" Rice; - ;H:'-ef.: , " 0 ::"
lftHatf Tiercea a do. :doFdraale by
!;;!:Ar-;;pIEEMAN;k, 8TITHS.M- ''0y0
Jan, 28 1 840.- ;y.
21
tf. ' -
TTTvE If TA I ; STJKOER V. Dr. VV.lt Scott i
U V informs the public, that he has returned to thie ;
Raicigh'Jan, 28;; 1840. 0:i00H, :-000:- fi'- tf .,
TT7IRESII G ARDGTV srrnw, Ma
4",HAwoeD have just received their sunnlv of
. tou ujrum oeeoa, .raiseq oy i aoaacav, of Wew L
York, in 1939, and which are of e superior quality, vr j
i.' i. ri Li o-- tt ... . ' ' i A
Raleigh, January 30, 1840.-
6t
fTnRUSTSAI.E.By virtueof a Deed of TruatV r
JLI. Jt me executed, by yillian W. Gray, fiirpttrtr
posea therein specified, t shall prw-fidj lo sell at, hiav -1
residcoqsV.on Wclnewlay, the fithday. ,of .:Fehroary i :' ;! 'ti:
nextall bis Household and Kitchen Furpiturel' ,f 00
. r-r- ; ' -r THpS.iEST;TiuteeVU- 0"7
January 31, 1840.;. '00fi0 ' "'M
EMPOUTAWT SAtl-Tire SubacriiH-r hav '
ing Wen appointed Trustee in Deed frrn Joa 000
iiotiowATr fr icertaui purposes therein epreascd i 00
will offet for sale. Wore the Court Hoaa door in th I '
City if Ralcigh,n Saturday the T5ih day ojf FebrtH r
fl7 ne,, the NegroV, of ihe ssid Hllowa, therey
hy conveyed, among which are 3 good Shoemakers, ;
arri agoml Seamalress f and at the same time, ho, 0
will sell a Lot, to the Eastern, part of the City of Ral
eigh.adj -inin Wm. Dallas Hay wood anJ othersvf '
containing two acrra; and another: Lot. of Ground."
containing 9 arres.atMtut half a mile East, oflhe Capi-T
tol. adjoining Mrs, Eliza Taylor and othei(XThe-
sale will be without reserve. :i000-A r0- -0 t ""'
,Jf.,i SBMS-OJX months credif.r-ii,: ... v
January 77. 1840; aa,; , ; , 10,: ; r j
-O APaTTAi; PniZES-$60,000 f 20,000.--
Vlj. Lottery authorized by .the Slate of Maryland Ur : "
arret a Town Half and other huildingsiu the City 'of 00 i a
Ualtimore. Clasa No. 3, for 1810. To he drawn at-:
Baltimore. Maryland, on Salurdav;22d of Fbruary '
I840L:D. S. Gregory f Co. :Man"o2ers:, ; 0 7 ' '"7, 0-
, 14 Drawn Not. in eaehpadMge ofilOTtckks0"i'0
-l0 0! V ni0p00r'm:0
I prize of .
1 "
5 prizes of ,
5ii -. 0f
5 , "do-
5 da
$50 000
' 6.0Q0
a-1.000
7 1250
1.200
n-. (JO
3 prlxe of
$20,006! 0'
I ; , , : di
? 40 prizes oft!
60,, do .
350 fa; :
0&bU&0
tOOt'
.0'.isa '
e. cv
fr-0
s Tickets only $!0HaIvea $5--Quaiters $J 50
i;ertiucates oi rackages of S3 whole
iiekete, v. . i a-,a i -.-a a. k taA
t ' -
mD.. ' do' f 5t?'ha!f Ja -f CS
: - Vt : ' do - ;58 quarter il f ! - 32 r
(C Orders for Tickrti and Kh'arci and Cettacsies)
of Packages in the atnive Splendid Scheme, will rei
eeive the most prurnpt attention; and ah oGcisI se 1
Count of the drawing sent immediately after it is over f
toall.ho crder from n .Address 0-0- 0 00'',l;
D, S. GREGORY k Co. ManageriL . -7A V
7 0- ' Ricluiuwd.-ralV't;,.-
, ur ..Washington yny,
. . . , ' ATTESTI
T W
Officers 33xn-REcorr:;T r
"T7"OU are hereby cnmmaiM. "
jjGfove of the Uapiit CbuA ,
Ibe. second Saturday of Fobrc-r;
A, M fully unif.irmeJ ar J
Court Martia:s s'- WALT .
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- December I , r10 ,000'-
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