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1 fc. Ji lt KTTE.' SEMI-WEEKLY. VOL. XL1. .ft NO. 58. ill AND NOBTH-CAll GA.Z J- ll'"UJll,'i ' " ?."1bb 1 AVE ST O N R . G A L E S EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ' : , ?. ' TERMS; , ' SuBscaiFTiOH Fi'e'DoUars per annum balfii ..iance. ..!'" Abtetiskjckht. For evrry 16 lines, firtiner-j yon, One Dollar ; each eiiltaequent insertion, ia cents. Court Orders and Judicial Adiertisementi will be charged 25 per cent, higher;. but deduction or 33$ per cent, will be niade frrtn the regular pricee, for ad lertisers.hy the year I K , Advenisemenu. inserted in the Semi-Weekly Rte- ,.t, will also appear iu the Weeklj Paper, free of All Letter to the Editor must be post-paid. V MASTER HUMPHREY. ittact from the new work of Box, " Master Hum- m ' a M .T . " m"m T m phrtV wIock, iio. i, puousnea uus aay Dy iiea oc Blanchard, with the portrait of the author: That I may not -bake acquaintance with TV readers under fawe Dretences or ffive l my ..nmnl,:.l,.M.fl1,..(,..tC. meni r rril? "uslu , fur them to hare learnt at first, I wish them to know 1 e id tie sorrowfully to think that the time has been when the confession would hare given me pain-that I am a misshapen, deformed, old man. i I have never been made a miaaptlirope by! this cause. I have never been stung by any deep into my spmt ana maue roe sad even in toese eaily days. 1 was but a W.yjW creature when my poor mother died.and ye ll remember that often when I hung around her neck.and oftener stilt when I played about the room before her, she would catch me to her bosom, and bursting. Into tears, soothe me with every term of fondness and affection. God knows 1 was a' happy child in those times happy to nestle in her breast -happy to weep when she did happy in not know- These . occasions are so strongly impress ed upon my memory, that they seemed to have occupied whole years. 1 had number- ed very tew wnen tney ceaseaior ever, wi r before then their meaning had fceen rerealed - , . . . 1 i . I W D3C. - - r " - I I do not know whether all children are .mbued with a quick percepUon of childsh pcefand beauty. and a strong; love for it, Ul 1 ft n .11 --hP-T: ,er, either thaU possessed it ny self or that lacked it, but 1 admired it with an intensi iy 1 cannot describe. A little knot pf play matesthey must have been beautiful, for 1 gee them now were clustered one day a round my mother's knee in eager admiration of some picture representing a group of in !, iA itn r " Aa a fhilfl I warn milanrlinlv I .Jiimid hut that was ibMatiSA thfl rntlA I 3 . illu him., O ' I yf lay consideration paid to my ' misfortune sunk J 1;i1,L LrSrfZkTS ,h ub'e7 hi, "1'' ? - ' i S.' eViIIortlie ouptorceriinhiUp; mi then fipr Whose the picture was, whether it waa fa miliar to me or otherwise, or how all the children came to be there, I forgot : ' I have some dim thought it was my birthday, hut the beginning of my recollection is thai we were all together in .. a garden, and it was summer weather-1 am sure of that, for one inax, tor one wine mue gins naa vrpses; in ner, sasn.- There were many Joyely angels in this pic- tare, and I remember the fancy comingupon oi the mue gins naa , roses in iuc wu uuiui Utah nuiuu ui iueui - a c; uiccucu r each cmia there, ana that when I haa got through all roy companions,: 1 stopped:;ana hesitated, wondering which was mostlike me. I remember the children looking at each other, and my turning Mod hot and their crowding round to kiss me, saying that they loved roe all the same ; and then, and when the old sprrowr came ijttp my dear mother's mild and tender look, the truth hrotennon mo fnr thirftrat time and I knew broke upon me tor therirst time, and 1 uew, bile watditng, my awkward and ungainly sporta, hpw keenlyebe had felt for her- poor crippled boy. . U ,ii ; , ; . " 1 used freq.nently todfeam of it afterwards, I and now my heart aches for that child as 11 i had never heen ha. when I think how often He awoke from some fairy change to his own jjf 1 li j l: " if , old form, and sobbed himself to sleep again, Well, well all these. Sprrpwaare past. than as mere chairs and "tables "whtcrra lUile I It. ... ' IJ. - ' naoney cotiiu replace at wtu. . , , t ; thief and first among all these 18 Clock my cheerful companionable Clock. y , um . Haw parr I ever convey to others an. idea-pf us coraiori ana consolation uiat ,inif Qia slock has been for y ears to, me) Hanutajcturk or Marbles js Germanv. sm ai S a T : .-?- r rom tae p ranjuiu Journal. j These well known articles' - are rwt quantities to serye in the Iduldrent some are toad e of notte jcovered witJi a glaze and burnt in a , proper I'uiiiitce; oiiiera uc iiwmc oi wnvuiu auu aia- lter. but dikflrof 4r'ery hanl calcareous ltone, found in the neighborhood 'of Coboursr 'a Saxony; These stones are, first s broken Into square blocks' by means'of 4t Vamtner nu are finally. rotinuefl tn to spheres or small I Wis by a mill. In order to do tliis. they are placed from one hand red to a hundred and rilJ a time, upon a nxcu siau ni siooe. nav ,nK a number of cprAcemric eirCuUtr i grooves furrows made in lis flat stirlace. ,'. Above ! 8rV-aU tbreads of wateruare mode 10 enf er each of the Concentric grooves swhicr) wvoor the ttnd prerent the w1od iront traff.the I My elaacinif at them may not .he WUhout 41S 1 and appear before the J unices pi pur next court 01 1 hfl h,Te eToerienced their benefits.' will attest their t or she cannot insure her Pupils I. . . . .. ... . . ' - ' . ' . m I -t J m -j 1 uge, for it may help' in spine" measure to ex- Pleas and Qiiaiter Sessions, to be held I for w"ke efficacy and jrijrtues, mre fully, and.saasraetorliy tha'ii ,' fertncjna'g9 Saunders, plain why I have all jmy life been' attached County; 'at' the V:ia'!& rab jKwbiy.be. done by. an adyerUrjnu.;Whj, Col. Wingate, intK. t:0- k rArJmVl,Vffl. Monday !n Abgnst next, then and there, to plead, an other amusements for the entertainment of visitors, Weston R. Gales, W anTh ,wer oi S pUlml-' mft bZ defe0,in we have provided a .elect band of Mualc. and ever, William TuckerEsq. er, and how 1 have come to look upon them 1- ,nanted.and the Land condemned subieta ,to Plain- n- to render the visit of mrse who may choose n, n.i.h. rather in the liffht of old and constant friends Viff's recovery. TK tl ' ? t hi tAnatrbnize us. both bleasant and beneficial, t'-: , v J.m s. ti.ii1a.Hm, operation lor eacn oi uie quanuues aoovp mentioned, lasts for a quarter of an hour, and the balls or marbles become perfectly spherical and Bt for, sale. r Immense quan- til es r them are exnorteu to inaia and China. A mill: with three; turning, block will manufacture 60,000 marlile ia week. , DOUBLING CAPE HORN. The following graphic account of doubling Cape Horn we copy from a letter from an officer of the U. S. Ship Constitution dated the 9th of January last." . Whilst doubling Cape Horn, tve expert- enceda tremendous gale. For twenty-two days it blew with awful violence, and snow- edt and rained and hailed3almost incessantly. Occasionally, there wpuJcHbe a cessation of tne eaie, ana me sun wouia snine out ciear and beautiful : but this was only the precur- 1 snr of more gales, blacker clouds, and if DOS- t i . t.l more Wemenaous seas. Une Can naru- " " . V) "u "v " 'Arifv'"' I UUB' UU ' wind - the incessant roar of the ocean, and behold the mountain waves, appearing as. if they would swallow the 'ship- at one mo ment lifted up on the monstrous waves, and then pitched headlong into the trough of the ocean-the waves breaking over the decks, the masts creaking,1 the vessel groan ing, and hear the hoarse trumpet as the or ders are given in order to reaiize it. Near- the time, during the height of the storm, to under storm-stay-sails. All the masta were sent on deck with the yani8 and sails, leaving the ship with only Lr main and' top masts, in order that as ,hlle surface possible micht be exoosed to the wind. The most wearylnff thine durin the storm, is the pitching and .rolling of the I ship, which you must be constantly guarded ! against, or you may be killed at any moment. A number of the midshipmen were injured I by being precipitated down the C0ckpit J hatch One niirht a lanre mahoffanv table 1 came tumbling down and deposited itself. lege up, aiongsiae my COU iamp StooiS ana I chairs went dancin? about, as it possessed oil life. - I f.. -.1 -. A,,Jl I - , lhc eating, or rather the manner "in fc.V . -fJ'A w iKU utnlr ia.t,' uui 11 ic uiusi siuusiui; ubbuiicubc uuiiue w llivil a 10 7(l Mivvi, A nv waw vwsas ava.-t A lam rl4a anil a4 11)1 o ral4ai4 nnnn it ' ... ,,; tt lUnm tm .Wn u i fecU fc to t onr jinne an(? f h.'-m.u .-Jo abIe-6 ut s u onosesoml one shoSldVt urWer your table, a'nd sudden- lv. rai,gone ride up-so high as to form an angle of nearly forty-five degrees with the walls of the room, and another standing bet hind, jerk your chair from under you sliding awar on hands and feet to lee ward! while! away On nanus anirieei 0 icuwaru, wmic.1 Upur, whb by holding 90 la your neig pickinff up the fraffments of the broken dish es, and re-seating yourself at the table, you have . time to eat a moment, . and tne same operation is repeated. You would pot, I am sure, think this a ?ery agreeable way of din riinev Some of my messmates secured, them- by boWin onto life fines, whicll W cords Scored I to: tbe ,bemmt oyer: ad the hrAfxQ( yg-- fan: When the caterer, who w - ' i a ii c.j. M . ... c be known ty lhc motion of the 8hip,Wsings but, "hold on to the potatoes.'? Jke care Sf the soup," "look out fbrthe dies' or what ever may be on the table, and each one secures whatever he can ; but notwU1lgland(ng an bur precaution,- we lost - ftM; t-;. The shin was much ;f1 - ia&Z&'ti her roilimr in the :lu2'Xn.l lnl, rwt - " V r'T9 .7-' fc aid not sustain any serious damage. ' 3 v-TATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, Wake Couir O tt, Couit of Pleas and Quarter Sessions," May Term,l 840. ' Williamson Earp ; Geoige B. Earp- Original Attachment, levied on 170 Acres ot Wf I appearing to the satisfacuon 01 the yourt tnat J?! I " owe iuraure.wucreu vj .... bticatioh ha made in the RaWgh Register for I weelu. successively, notUyjng said Defendant to bel Wltnew, A. WiHiems. Clerk of said Court, at Off J r-l:U at. O.I M.l.rf in U mv I Nail. . U. a bcso ..m " :"f 'fW"n c j I 1 Tf UTtTO ACADE.TllThe Spring Sesi r t-i , Aa.tm will etas on Friday. the J SneS.I I mr" ' T 7 , .. , ' u Jnt IhA lath. , -..t' i ' Price . for tuition partment $8 per Session i Classical Department $12. C00J board caobe had inlthe neighborhood at6 j 3 the Productive Sy item, or dcdoois, yvcaaer miesand Families, revised and improved by tfoswxLt C8kTt, accompinied fey a large ind'ialoable' '4ti as.vTraale.tl.Nb:lVbT;;;Vn -''l April J7.. , ARD CIDE I2UAN D . LOG JfJABIN - AN 4Cf - 1 sias sMAi.tK i'ha Kiinarriivr ' 11 nrenirni io'cuuiur 1 si -a a nii vtHMaAiinM a i i modal lwentV-SfudehU with hoard at $T M PCf 'tfc" nrael&a ill the, CndntW of GreenLMarenffrt m.0tt"l aw a uiuiiiiA, a uv Muarrearw r - r ,111 Am sm iaiii ubtv aa auiu uuaciiui aa asva. ajbw 1 a ti mi nriii m- a 'made in uipnth, exclusive ofcandlc and amaVli It Sumpter, Perry and Dallas, and in me Federal Court -- T.I.J jit:,'., rv ikTTOT wirpijn- PmmiJL . mr . " " - . . f. some one wno may fcWS of , , --ys a, 1 a-ca, . :- id he will either. r'. ctnvj mTnS nEOCRlPHY.-Geowpbj i; Jane, low. T.,i,L---Dr.l:tAmiAilMmhm i ll ii 1 if I'l.v th . t j . . . 1 1.. 1 I Ji-AX viv, uuuuujf ii4ctucoi 1 county, yuoaisor Uin ne saiu wituam V William Henry Harrison, executed in beautifid J inhabiUBt of thjis Staterqr no.t within styiem two columns, on a hug aheet, eihibtfiiig at t ot ihia Cotfrt i the Court dotb tone view, some of the many Interesting events in m1 tisemerit be made for thirteen successive l lite of tbe true Fatnet . .r r M.ru-r ,rri. or...1 -wj r-i. -if ..L I is nnabie to ascertain wnere ne uvea. notice is. now 1 n.MT ta tmblie sale 11 bcuoiv f w wo l th. f kl. t;m. i'tk Kncltm Department--. t. ..,:.s-..Vm sal., ,1m IM n nV Sam vfi, si I - . , -rL r. ...j r-.irt. .l. t- i- I ri.n'fur him. to come forward and receive hia ahartti I ( iK. Art at AssemtriV. to amend toe lnartet Ic.-rt'l:.: i V..at.ti iii advance. ;.June26. . . -I- before th4 Said Court,' at thi TCourt house in PlymouTh f SVuri TlCi- -JM.BaS10-t-gtw . , W m mmmmmmm wmmm-- -I T0ta53B3.'-AliUtoll.1t4wAiJ. .,; :J.;iMMFT.T,-.m?.. V- i"" T0RJJER& HUGHES. Book Store. ' ' ' ". ' : ' ' l"""0 ? c'' . : i' .:.'J a uunofl SALES.-.TTanurocf urers' Jii. ccond Saif, v Petersburg, Virginia, on ZSd Jul l40. In ponuanro of the de-; i r---- -. t Mfl b.t. j " " v" " -v oautnern Aierchanla and Southern Manufacturers bj offering their Goods on such terms as will make .. r- toem desirable. . . ' W On ThuWday, the S3d dav of Jnlv. 1840. will tv I sold, at Public Auction. In the Town af PelersburW. t v a. Horn i,poo to 2,000 Bales of Cotton Goods, i $ If i . ; - uznanurgs, o. 1 and 2: Shirt nira. 3-1 and 7 i I Sheeting, 4-4 and 37 inches ( manofactnred by the: Petersbmg, Matoaca, Mechanics, Ettrick, and Eagte Manufacturing Companies. 'J-97'.- tISw?!?. rJmlL. m ,: l- la out any connection with the others in the Catalogue! except as to credits. All packages offered witi be noat Wlj Ul and no lot offered of lea than 5 Bales.--xand n .m8 2o0 i I68 than $500, 4 monihtMtvet its merited rebuke, and a derided stand will be Credit hr 3 Tier cent diirrmml Tnr oih CftA ami m. I.ton iminil all imi.nrit. rtf -.nrHBinn nr nun. ward. 6 months credit, or 4 1 2 per cent, discount fol cash. The amount in each case to be secured in ajno. """Tf HMwwiBry uj ne scuenu days oe lore me sale. ... . . The Agents of the several Companies will attend; without charge, to the shipment of all goods desizn-1 ed for other markets.' ' if LEWIS MABRY, Agent 4 ,4th. The Political Department will be under the for Petersburg Manufacturing Company! immediate and sole control of J. Roberts, who be . JOHN E. LEMOINE. Agent Sieves himself to be a true Republican, and as such foj Matoaca and Mechanics' Manufacturing Co'sjf I WHI l iS & tJlUME, Agents ,fi for Ettrick and Eagle Manufacturing Companies! j Petersburg, Ya. June 18. 51-wlm ITTIDGEITOIITII SCHOOL, Greensboro', I n J AT "? Th. V-w.;0- r .u;- w-l 1 ;ti resumed on Wednesday, th. l day of July. Scho,aM wi ' on th W For Board, Lodging, Washing, Light-, Fuel ImUou ln the El,?u,h brnch. J p. - ncbT - ."-".". - : in ni Drawing and Painting, - - 10 00 Muste, - . - . . . 20 00 A highly competent Music Teacher has been en- 6Rd to give lessons on the Harp, Piano and Guitar, for the use of the Institution, and will be furnished at WM 5f priced This Institution being of recent establishment, ha not yet become extensively known. To those who "y have no knowledge of its existence, wearehap- nv to state, that everv advanfacra of location, ever .... . z - - - r "' J? for. ructioneverv mean, eu.h nd happiiavihat a Parent c for promoting can. desire lor a daughter, tnav be found here. The uniform increase of numbers, and the general approbation expressed, as well as the conscious eicel-1 lence of the Institution, give to those interested in its welfare, undoubted security that the School needs only to be known, in order to receive a liberal patronage. ; J D. P. WEIR, Principal Greensboro. N. C. June 10, 1840. 50 ipiDiaPAIflOIV TO ITIISS LESLIES CookerT.-Th House Book ; or A Manual r IomesUc Economy, by Miss Leslie ; containing di- j'wf.i. r, :: im. I SSSSS!iS. BOTE iT7-?i Crolii. Book Store. ' I , . ' TURNER & HUGHES. May 19, 1840. (Star.) 40 E310IRS &X1KTTERS OF MAD- aiiie Ma.Ilbra.XI. by the Countes De Merlin Just publihed and for sale by , TURNER & HUGHES. May 19, 1840. , (Star.) .40 g 7f9 I ILK W ORM EGGS. A quantity of the U bite 8ilk. Worm Eggs, price $10 per ounce, two crops lyeajr. jUaU at the JN. V- k Snore., TUttilSK & UVUHt.tS. April 3. ; 28 TTT AJSIk of the state of NorUi-Caro- 1 111 llrtta. .A "Dividend of three and a auarter ot m y K . . . . - " - j - .- cem. on eacn onare 01 ine vspuu pw w iuuiiui thereQre to proceed cautiously, groomung ner pupils Clothing ot every oescnpiion ; otr- jvmu.ng , u having beeu declared by the President and Directors I thoroughly, step by sten. Tbis may be slower work, diea fine colored Shoes,! alm black. "ditto r Printed thmntf. tflA mmawill be naid ftWentV-ve Cents bemft retained on each Share telpnging to InmvMuala, for.Ufficacy. ' ' tax due to the State) at the Bank,on the laOfon. y m July nexVand'at the aeveral Urancnes an Agencies fctleen days thexeafter. J5y order, m. . , C.DEWEY, Cashier. Raleigh, j'U 23, 1840. SoLat n-- str and stnndftrd a timwL M j , y' ;. --';- , ' " T ; I tTBUFFALO isPRINGSThcse Springs, sitoa- I ITb ted in the County of Mecklenburg, Va., are a-t-,n roady for the reception of visitors, wjUi soma "f iovements, since the last .n-f tne nealiDg euect 01 inese waters in cases 01 uyspepi L5li 4L,B,llin.t ind uneous affections: 1 n-cdless to say any thing. a the numerous vuitors ment, and flatters himself, with 4the experience of the past season, wiJI be able to give general satisfaction. The charse for board per day $1, for a single wH I BO cents ennuren unoer years 01 igp, ana wr. pneei horse. 75 cent per dayv. t; 1 Ar.juw ts. nm.u, ?a ALEX S. JONES June. 13 49-w4w a--t-: ' 1 " ;' TTi'-AW, HOTtCaV-E- fc..BENNBR . ii.a..kum' TATE -OF. NORTH CAROLINA Wdihini? I rota tiountv i Is Eotjitt Snrihff Term.' 1840 araa Ann iveua v. iinam A.eup , puifor AMyorqe Oi motion; and h appearing to the Court that two Subpoenas to answer the CiU of Complaint ias.te Bertie county, against Wm. Keith, have been returnf ed by the. Sheriff that be is not to bo fonnd in that ir.u i- - the iurUk'ic order thatdart weelw to tpt TQ)nOSlECTl7SOF THE HIGHLAND XT'kMESSENGER, a weekly paper published nt AwieTille, N. C. Devoted to Religion, Morality, Sci ence, Politics, and General Intelligence. R Edited by D. H. McAnally 4- J. Roberta. ' In proposing to publish a new Journal; and there by to swelTtbe number of periodicals already flooding bur country, it will naturally be expected of us to give an outline of the principles by which we expect to be governed. This we will do aa concisely as possible: And, ' i ' J st.. While we cautiously exclude all sectarian con troversies on abstruse and disputed points in Christian Theology, we will carefully and conrtaritly hold up the Bible and the Christian Religion as indispensable -to the moral, social and political interests of any com munity. .. .. . ! . ! 2d. We shall industriously labor to set forth and maintain "sound principles of morality, correct1 tarte good manners. V ico in alt its varied forms shall ftition. as all clownishncas and vulgirity. In short. pains will be spared to make our paper a welcome messenger 10 tne virtuous ana gooa oi every ge aua 3d. A liberal rhare of our attention shall be devo- ted to those branches of natural scieiice so necessary be at least partially understood by every farmer and every mechanic of the country. cannot , and will riot, support the leading measures of the present Administration. On this subject, his course will be calm, though decided. He will, at all mes! ta tne J,DrtJ prompUy and plainly ex pressing nis opinions on an subjects bearing on the political interests of the community, without, at any time, prostituting bis paper to the unhallowed porpo- ees of detraction and abuse. His course will he deci dedly independent. He is pledged to no party, and will always write and publish what he believes will tend to the public weal and suppress what in his judgment would be injurious. v And finally, as we shall ask the favor of eichang ing with the best papers of the country, we hope to be always ready to keep our readers informed of the important trsnsactions passing at home and abroad. TERMS. -The Highland Messenger will he V wjj . new press and types, and on a large sheet at $2 50 per annum, if paid ia. advance, or $3 00 at the end of the subscription year. O '. no subscription will be received lor a less period than twelve months, nor will any patter be discontinue ed, except at the option of the publisher, until all ar rrarages are settled. Asheville. June 5. 1840. 48 A CARD. -Miss Mklish returns her grateful AA acknowledgemcnta to those, who, with gene- tous confidence, nave entrusted their children to her care.' Aa she is a stranger to many in Raleigh, it has been auggesled to her that she ought to state to those who may deem the information important, that jier education has fitted her lor the office of a teacher. J In Europe, she was for some yars a pupif of the celebrated Mr. Babks, Professor of Rhetoric and Elo Uon, " completed heratudie. under the best " Philadelphia. In New- ork, she waa en- rfred a Governesain the first famdiea. amonir whom cution, and she completed her studies under the best gaged aa Governess in the first families, among whom Were FssHixoas Cnorsa, Esq., author f tho Spy, Pioneer, &c. Gcoaea GaiFriK,Esq. Coi.THqax,now in Europe. She Is prepared to teach the plain and higher branches of a thorough English Education, to gether with French and Spanish and Italian Langua ges; also Music. ;; Miss Melish recommends to her pupils to study French upon the Oral system, introduced by Messrs. Makerca and Vaick, but she will teach either upon the old 'principle, or the" new, as she has studied both. : C As' to her mode of instruction, she would lieg leave 19 state that her object is not to cram her pupils with masses of undigested matter,, becauso she is fully aware that the memory can be cultivated at the ex- pence of the higher faculties of the mind. : For in- 1 mer Goods, consisting in j part of the follWirig arti stance, a child might commit the consents of a Geog- I cesf Superior black and blue-black Silks, fancy col- raoby or Grammar, and recite it perfectly, and yet be Very ignorant On the score of both studies, and so on with every thing; else, Mis Mklisk cannot eonci- Atielw l.ni.K HMn I K a I .T . n yiJIIVU.lt mvwvu Vliwt. .'aw. vitsu. vmmj ... m . She yill endeavor, I kut- Innnr ,nttrinMi'tiH Mntinrnl h or nfiln Biinmnnr If she succeeds, she will have her School room fit ted op with the best Maps and Globes ; in shoit, with every thing that will be necessary to facilitate her. Pupils improvement AD DUO uo umdvii ,u email li w iuwv i , she begs those who may wish to avail themselves of her service, to apply early in the Session. Hef sec ond Session will commence 011 Monday, the fifteenth of June. For Terms, &c. apply to Miss MitrsH, at Mr. Wit tiAM TVckik's, Hillsboro Street; Raleigh.' P. 8. Miss Mklisk begs leave to mention that she has not discovered any royal road to science; there must be regular attendance and faithful application success. Edmund B..Freeman, Esq, June 6, 1540. 47-ri. TrniTTfr ITT. The Subscrneris brother of John I y it, a.resklent ot Henry county, Alabama, ana SJofi hewing from and ei?ffhi. absent bro: ther- but does not know where to find hrra. He left i Uin, ia Cumberland County, N. C. about seven yeara ilffo. azed about seven , years, living with William I -1.1.-- a f-.. t,tv t. k. i.:mt'ik.i A, w o.w.w. 1. City alnMiteiahteifn1 i ' " 1 This polJication' is made in hopes that -it -. ' : fc. wiu euner see 11, or near 01 11 irora read it-. In which case it is hop- pay h'ui) a .visit, or drop him a few re he Wand what is bis present situ- at ion.- A tetter auaressea to tne suniecnDer ax Ave- raslgh; N. Carolina, will be received by h.m. as he is at present at Edward Green's In that alvicmityj 1 ami wui toiww mu -"' ' , - !'2.: SX Al:4 t ! n ?1! ? 48" V'-:: 43 3tU I - t rxTirittwX.pi ne suoscnoer.asxxeruior oi oen MM-.WS NN . . . " ' ' j. v. iNl net Simit,:; decU has settled tho Estate of his I CMwrnur,UJ wgawea ou wiunun xtats I "e " m pay over iu ntui 111s snare, out AMDS FOR SAl,P..-The following valu MJ able property isnow offi-red for le, to wit: wi io. m district, Wilkinson county Fraction No. 3, fith do doi f iacs.'S 227, 13tb do - 255, do do 256, do do 52. 3d do 241, i2th do, 10, 3d do I6t. 14th do lOSe. 3d do: Lee. do do do do do ' 2deec.Cherkee lt do do Nos 23 & 30, Starksville, Iee co. (town Iota.) Seven hundred and "twenty' acre, Ta xall county on the A'tamahaw River," adjoining lands of Ambrose uordon and others. " , . . These lands ate offered to be sold at private sale, but if not disposed of in this manner to our satisfac tion, they will be sold to the higheot b'dder, on 'the first Tuesday in December next, at the Court bouse door in the city of Milledgeville, one-third rash, the balance in two equal annual payments, with interest, and undoubted personal security. 1 i - We offer for sale also two' splendid settlements of land, in Baker county, one containg 1250 acres, the ther 2250 acres. The first settlement e.mbracea the following lots: Nob. 26 and 3, 8th district Baker; No. 19, 20; and 22, 7th district Baker 1250 acres. The other setdement contains the following Lots of Land, to wit t Nos. 225. 256, 265, 295, 294, 266, 2g7, 229, 2522250 acres, and all in the 2d district Baker county. In regard to the character of these two last named settlements of land or plantations, it is sufficient to say, they have been pronounced by competent judges to be inferior to no body of land north of the Sabine River. Their location, fertility, and production, for corn and cotton, cannot be narpased; they -lie tween the Chattahoochee and Flint River; a section of our State that is rapid y attracting public notice, and in a very few years will stand unrivalled as a cot ton growing section of the Southern States. These were selected with great care.and expense, by one of the best judges of such property in his life time, for bis special uae and accommodation. w ' v-r -: jr The undersigned are very desirous to diapDse of them two bodies of land, in two separate plantations, and will do so at private sale; to a fair purchaser; Tand on good time. But if not so arranged, they will' be offered at the same' lime and place, arid oh the.aathe terms, as the first mentioned scattering lands, lot by lot, and they are offered to the public at this early no tice, in the hope of their receiving the strictest person al examination. ; f ; ' R.S. WILLIAMS, J. J. WILLIAMS,; VExWT N.G-.WILLIAMS. S In regard to the character of these lands, reference may be made to Gen. James Hamilton, Charleston, S. C. J, Cowlea, Macon, Ga. 5 Thomas B. Stubbs, Milledgeville, Georgia ; and WUUarn peryiard Ba kler County Georgia; and the last named gen teman willsbow the land to any person desirous of a personal examination. Alt communications jap this subject addiesred to either of this Executory or Joseph T. Wifiiams, Milledgeville, 'Ga. w Milledgeville, March, 3, 1840. : jv 29 mlOm .. T.C JOHC8 very respectfully informs the Public, that he has lately purchased Ahe Hotel occupied by H.3. Spivxt, Sod is prepared to accommodate gentlemen and ladies as well, and on as liberal terms, as they 1 can meet with in the State. is Biases are aiteno- . . . . . : v . a a i ed ty as faithful Ostlers aa reason could desire. His Bar as well supplied, s extravagance could ask, and bis personal attention given in so unremitting a decree, that im one mhiU he cinw to complain of! his accommottaU.rti , i w tiouse now unuergymg a most ihorouglr repair, and he earnestly h6es that those who feel disposed to gW encouragement tpj honest exertion, wilt call upon bimV Raleigh, June 19, 1840. ' r 49 fXj Standard ,UU forbiiLj . w v v MOIIE lEW GOODS. The Subscribers have justTeceived their new Spring and Som- 1 ored ditto. Bleached Uomt. iRWeacnea.o.; uents; I Gloves of every kind ; Ladies superior horse-skin do ; I nXao white and black KiDc, white arid black Pickwick 1 Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Hearts J uents. summer i VBIU.rB. & uiv.y..". , - . -Tr- A - I uM.t: Jt. Att. ,,.L. : ,':. i-i -I It'll 1 We are determin-d to sell for the emallest advance Cr .Cash. .Tiuwe wishing to buy any jof th above earned articles, will do well to call and examine our Stock. TOWLES & CALLUM, - , " - r ' fayetleville Street.' Msy 50,1810. TAP.r Pare reduced front' Ral- I nlsrli to Waynesboro' ttfid Oolda- ordnzti.From the date hereof,' TWO DOL LARS .only- will be demanded from Passengers for Stage Fare Irom Raleigh to Waynesboro' or tiobls- boro.,,.This tage leaves Raleigh thre times week, via SmUhfield, viz: on Mondeyr V.couesray ind Friday.' ' I , ElP.GUION." Raleigh, April 4, 1840. 29 TTpOOIl Bill DI The Subscriber res- LLLOj pectfullyinforma the inhabitant ht this Tsnd Binding business, in its various branches, from plain te ornamental, and at Northern prices. f ',,1'; , T. ' Great car will betaken to bind all Periodicals to I pattern and match volnmes. 'i - srtsrfsjl for past favorer h atlll hope, to receive a aa. . . . ; a. m ' t !grMwp' . - nmio vs puutiv fatiuijc?, . " . . - v -r His bindery i. back of the Raleigh Register Office, A IT a.Mt.tft4Bi AfntlA where all orders Iri the above line will be promptly attended to.-'-t -. rt4 X.P.S. Blank Books, of every description ruled 'to any pattern, and quickly done, and a I uiouni maue on W J. . " - - - jvjih ii. u jv. RaleighMay W, 1840.' - v : BANK OF' CATS FEAR', ? ? I . . I . J. .. . V. W i.Vl.T IV. TWY -C JJ i t riTif te" is HLULbl uiv tux v I Uerit Subscribera to lbs Stock of (his Dank.Uial i unless lull paymen ? W vniff;.wwi" w'i i day of June next, ail ne onpa mi x- PROSPECTtJS i i . . orm; , , HENDE K S ON GA Z E Tt The undersigned proposes to publish a Weekly Paper under the above tithi, in the Town of Hender son, Granville County, N. C. h Will be devoted to the proper purpose of this class of publications luo enlightenment of the People t and, at such a lime 'as tbM, when diverse and adverse opinions upon subjects of geiieral concernment are dividing the public mind, the Lditor will best promote this purpose by seUH forth the duTerent doctrine, held by opposing parties ; and advocating those which he believes to l-e Uue. Si far. then, as the Gazette assumes a political char acter, it will espouse the cauea of true Republicanism, In opposition to the policy and principles of the pfeM sent Administration, and fight manfully the good light agajnst theowera that be, in behalf of the powers that will lie, when truth shall triumph over error. And the Editor will account himself fortunate if the exertion of his-feeble abilities' shall contribute a mite' to the extension of Whig principles, and the elevation of General. Hi ami son, to the highest station of dig pity and trust in' the National Government. In the discussion of public questions, however, it will be the Sim of the' Editor to preserve the dignity pf the Press, amid the turmoil of political strife, from the degradation to which it too often sinks from that rancour and virulence of party spirit, which ever proves the greatest drawback to the cause it is designed to promote.- And the undersigned pledges himself that this paper shall be conducted with fairness, and truth -shall show all respectful .courtesy to honest oppo nents and maintain a' gentlemanly bearing: towards all. He has chosen his -ground the firm foundation of well settjed princifdea-and .with alt openness and candor, he will rear upon it a structure of reason and argument as a strong hold of the pause he. believes to be just. From political friends, he expects' patron age and support from enemies, nothing but the res pect due to an honorable enemy and this it will Ins bis endeavor to command. : . :? A considerable portion of the Gaxctte will be devo ted to the entertainment of the lovers of Polite Literi- tore-and in this department, the publisher will exert himself to recommend it to men f mtelUcen' and taste.-'v1-'---r: ' . '; .' " The publisher can command the most ample means for obtaining thie latest 'news from all parts of the country and the Gazette wtll always supply full jp teltigence jupon all subjects of general interest. The daily arrival of Goods. 4c by the Rail Road the prices current of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, "Norfolk, Petersburg, Henderson, Raleigh and U ilmington, will be regularly' puhlivhed, with alt Other matters of interest to the people of this immed:; ate neighborhood. ; The Gazette will be of the size of the Rateigh Register' and of a neat' and elegant1 ap pearance, j In abort, no expense will be s)sred to ren der it an acceptable paper to all who may 'favor it with their patronage. " 3 ' .TermfrZ. 0Q year io advance ; but if paymen I be delayed until after the' issuing of the twellth No. $3 50 will be demanded.' The first number will be Issued as soon 'as' Subscribers enough cn be obtuoeu w warrant th etpwise of jhacationf 'i ; ' All Postmaster are requested io act as'SgenUv and forward nioney o the FubUsbe.4 Wvj! dj Editors friendly to the cause, are requested t give the aoye an insertion. c . , ' , '''.1 tt ti'KottCBTailPlCT JLI AOECrHksaT P. S. W,i.UamsA tornev at Law,' will attend to the adjustment end col. lection of claims throughout the Western District of Tennesseei andalsqsctasGen'l Land Agent in selling listing and clearing .old disputed title's. Persons ire siding at a. distance, especially NorthCaroliuians, ' whose interest is so extensive in this country, would do we4l to nbiicerhiore strictly the 'situation of ibexf ' Land claims; r' " ' " 'p'" nfflnlSm.i!l..iiii!V''"-" ' Refer CotSamuel King, Iredell Cirholy, N. C Thomaa P. Devereuxt Esq'.'Raleighi ' J . . .. .1 - . . W illiara HiU, 80c. of State, -' ' . M-vTuraer &. Hughes,; , V- 'v ,-.'- ' Brown.' Siww, it Co. ; L W. M. LewU, Milton, - - r'-s f Etheldred J. Peebles, Northampton,., .' - -John Hoske,J Fayetteville,J. ,'"' - i John McNeil, Cumberland County, . February 18, 1840.' vvf v "16 tr," r -m- T' - S 1 UOCCO BAHf.r-There w)ll ie a Baxx at SbocaO Springs.on "Wednesday evening',' ,tho I Ifith'of July. A find band of Musie wjll' b inaf ! tendance - ; ,v ; ' ' -Vv 1 S-ANN JOHNSON Warren County, Jane lKrxtf H8H f (f8tar, 8indardfc and Beacon A Payiiboa.f "TOTICE.-The undersigned wishes to hire; ImVj JJS mediately, icr tne space 01 lour or nye nioniu live orSijr. strong able-bodied men, to wbont good wa gea wiirW'grveiw r'?' iciy'i t . t tu 1 1 , ; FRANCIS WALTHALL. ' May 19; 1840, 41 if ' S'Ai.E.Ir.tchding ' to remove to' an, other part of the City, 1 out-1 for sate iy .present Residence on Fsyetteyille street ; To persons, not afdua'mted with " the premises; It may be remaraea mat me : xpt en svnicn iuc vwcu ins House is situated, containa about half aa acre, in the heai t of th ousmessor ino piece, jwan mh lent Well and JceH q to n f H 0T . , nient Offices ard out houses.VM ewejha is Jr , A- r.f in' YZ'M well arranced for the accommo- J jafjon 0f a iarge family, and all in- excellent repair .' of tbe'atreetM another half acre oil which ' ar ; ,ituated a' good ' Garden, 8ttbleay Graniry .Camera v iin. j,-'.-' r '.;::? ,Vm tl. I --. 1 . xr. m. tw. nfi J :r HHB . , - . C11A8. MANLY. : sa ... . - - - . Raleigh May 6th, lM0 ylfJ-, 2t. ant ow It is.r'Oar CottorrYirns are : put stilt Towerl ? WlLLrPECK.y t TfTTlLLsilbROUG H AC ADEJIYl The fW It I ''tvn a nm Rnrv'T.Tnnr Tnmt; 111 ' ' . A ,;! -U 1. ''Wri made and L "S.im ylT'- - rwi.i vu I tnuse wno win - v amcie, 10 ca.t anu ; see now j also IjJSessHm will hejio on.Thorsdsy, the JPtb Tuly'Thi.'belng'Cis ifommencenienl.oflhe'' Aci- , deraie year.'a class of beginners will be receired.4 ' itfe JOHNA.'BINGIlAa . i Assisted WA.CJnTifnd8 ' the former of whom erote a portion, and be latter ' of his time lo th Englttb UepsrtmenV . t. i! Hi! 1 i ! iV eft rt in i Hi J t I tyi : ' . ' I , . ' r o . . - i ' i . - U- . r,"viV; - . - - - " ;j , r - , .