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For
Old Vintr iiciiack ; .
He care, not ih. for f8 j-
He whirtles'bU chills With woiiderful knack,
fft he coact Irom a col cpuntrc , Jix t;.
.1
V witty d fefiow this, Vintejt43-r
V
A migbtj odd fellow for glee ; , .
ilrcaki hi. jokes W the pretty aweei Mi
TTit wrukle4 old maiden," unfit to kiss .
V J freezes the rfev of thfiir lips for: this
U the'wy With oU od4 fellows like ! .
a j ' .
Old Winter's a fro'.insoroe blade, I
' He is wild in hu humour, and free!
Ikllvhistle along for the 'want' of his thought,'
And ruffle the lacee by pretty girls bought
ror afrolimefellow:iahe! -
Old Winter is blowing his gusts atortg, '
And merrily shaking the tree!
From morning to mgnt n wm wug u mimS
ow meaning ana snort now un u.
Ilis voice is loud, for bis hjngs arc strong
A inerry.old follow is he !
Old Winter's a wicked old chap, I ween
A wicked as ever you see I
He withers the flowers, so fresh a6d greeny -And
bites the pert nose of the Misa of sixleen,
As she trippingly -walks in maidenly sheen !
A kicked old fclloVUbeil ' 'i
Old Winter's tough old fellow for blows,
As tough as ever you see ! ,
He will trip up our trvttiA ami rend out clothes,
And stiffen our limbs, from our fingers to toes
He minds not the cries of hi friends or his foes .
A touh old fellow ihe ! . .'
A cunning old fellow i winter, they say,
A cunning old fellow; ia he ! '
He peeps Itf the crevices day hy 4ayf f,, "
To see how we're passittg-ovir time away j "t
And mark all oufdoingis, froin grave to gay '
i'm afraid be ia peeping at mo! -
fTnKIS DAY "RECEIVED, and for sale at the 1
M. ivortn-vfaroiin uoofcoiore, rfcirwio
A fulUudiarranged Diget4 of the Cases decided in
the Supreme, Circuit, and District Courts of.,the
United States, tVotnj tbe Organixaiioa if lbe Gov.
ernment of the United States'. - .By IticHian Pi
YEtisCounsellor si Law, and Reporter of the De
cisions of tbe Supreme Court of the-UJuted Stales
The profession by this work,will be placed in posr
session of a:ms of decisions of tbe highest authority
in tbe United 8latcs, and of the deepest interest.
The arrangfment and division of the subjects iave
been most carefully and dSUgentlyf xeculeJ. It is
believed, that so minute end -various a digent and di
vikioii of the decislons of he Oouria of, thr4 Uhi
States, has never- beforebecM fatie ; et)f that Tariff.
tin for a yeference to the matterof the cases, furnuh
eJ ff thVJabour thus bestowed on this work, will-be
eritirely'8Titi,fictrx to sll. i Tbe first volume Jias' re
fivod aptrovst from the highest judicial officers of
the United 8tates, aud fiorn the roost distinguished
n; embers ef tbe Profession jof the Lsw. ,
The work conlainslheiycisions.of the .Courts of
the United States, rcported-ln upwarda of silty-five
volumes of Reports.' TbeUf volumes are,Crancb7s
Reports, 9 vols. Wheaton's Reports, 12 vols. Pe-
ters' Repojts, 13 vols. Gailhipn'e Circuit Court Re
ports, vols. Mason's Circuit CouitReport S vols.
Sumner's Circuit Court Reports, 2 voU,? l'sifie's Re
ports, 1 vol. Cases decidul iivlhe Supreme and Cir
cuit Court, in Dallas' Reports, 2 vo!s " Washington's
Circuit Court Reports, 4 tr's. retera'jCirfuitCjourt
Jieports.'l vol. Baldwin a Circuit Court Rewrts. t
vol.- Peters'. Admiralty Deciion? 2ofs. Gilpin's
Ubtrict Court Reports, 1 vol. Brock enborough's Re
;ris, 2 vols. Bee's Admiralty Reports, 1 vol. Burr's
Trial, 2 vols. Case's in Day antf Cuok'a. Repuis,
vol.' Hall's Law Journal' 4 vnfa. J
Each volume contains upward of seven "hundred
pages super-royal octavo.; - ' . -
BLACKSMITH. The Subscriber has comaienc-
J2J7 ed the Blacksmuhing business lu this City, on
liis own account, and Will be prepared to carry it on
;n all its ranches. 'He occupies one Forge in the
large Bhop of Riclad Smith, Ej. neaf lbe junction'
of Wilmington .arjds Market Streets. He has had
mr.ch experience ki the business, and will faithfully
execute all woikentrusted to 'him. . : At1 kind 'of
Coach Springs, Eliptic and others, made to order.
Iron work of Caiagea neatly arid substantially done.
All kinds of Edgc,and oihcrTooIs, made' at the short
est notice, v A portion 6f puMic pathinage is respect
fully solicited. . Reference Is made, as to my silt as
. w orkman, to Thomas Cobbs, Esq. " j
JONATHAN .MILLER.
Raleigh,: June 1, 18401 ; v - " 45
nno THE PRESIDENT AXI DIREC
H ' font of the' Cape Fear Rank at
Yllmington: Take notice, that I shall make.ap
plication Ibr a new , Certificate fr FIVE SHARES
f Stock held in your Bank by Frederick Beto, in three
months from this date, I ho original Certificate being
!'.:! or mislaid. - .1 .
, , JOHN C. ULUM, Ex'r.tffred. Beta.
A 0guet IS, 1840.;-; iY' d:JkJi a
CTT. The WnraiuaforAsWaUseY end FavclleviUe
Observer will inserf-lhree norUb& f jftt C.. tTJt
ouse & lot;it:x)J salew-i wm aeii
SLEL very accomrnmlalinziermsiM:pieasknt and'
on
Sre-
rj ,cpi vjenienj Residence orfc-Wilmmg t en Street, near
c-i uiiumg w me.iiew: juspysi vourcn J ne nouse
is two stories high.ViJl three ooftis below end-two
huutb oi.ana,Bii naving-ure ptaces. "j ueviiner uuuu
Das aro good and convrnktu ThoV 4. fin nr.
deri spot sutficieuOy large,? Tbos VwhingUo buy
wouim wen xo can fuo examjine tor tliemselea.
.Appiy .to - i ! t A , battle;.;.
i Raleitih. May 9th. 1S40. , iS- 4. ... .
LANK BOPKS, PAPER;&c-600 Ream,
wrapping aouL,
tion, vix: Ledgers,
Oay-Biooka, Invofcef
11.1 H . 1
uooks, memorsnauniaiu o&. t-lss Uooks. Cvnher.
.M.,.,i nM.R.t. Arm ja,- w. .. Jr"";"
For sale low at tlie JK. C. Book Stored -'.a.
. N. B.- Book Binding executed, in, a-Hits varieties
wkiy neatness and des?atcb, &C. , j H.
u " i a 'j.
5 isvyss
i. i .
Letteroois Iteieint .Jn-n I menonea distressing cjHOplainls, we feet that we can""'"'.
T V.T . kV T " - UMI ruuMtmun,! ,lk ll,.nlmnri MI,C.lan.. ' I Wit
A- V WELIJNO IlOpSE F0R8AIiE.l
PubHc, at privste .al- dst Ja&oT S,inV SJan-K, c1 of money due to lowing Traci of unlisted Land, for tbJyears 1838 and
ber ib, Ilouje an4 Lot j(l iieCiiy V Ralefgfc atp& in itZ?? ""f, T8 ?P' 'V iQfient l e.due there.;
aejM qocupied by n,e4 p..r;. jWiron. f u,h. 'i T- d- rnolc will 1 pleaded in lr of any on and cost, v: . .
t cA If oi aold by thii lime sited' lalt SEi' d' UMJee their, demand. ' . . on tbe Waters of Mark Creek, adiomimr
vf it at pubUc auctio? 11 A' '' " WM.J CHAPMAN theof John Wry and
8U0 tRNAN. Rockingham. Richmond Co1 f
- . - '". ; J AugustlO - 66-lawtra' 75 Sept 12tb, 1840. $ Pr AdT- 25-
Mtm. - waa x ui -it.' f.r.iiitrAi.rvUnr ,a mm, i . " . . . - : -r; ..- i --."""-J " k-wc uul wuiucu ui uio jui
f
Vxriv A H MOKE'S WOK9rComple 3w i
A1-" W received bS,--";.'-f-r r'--u'i C j i
f rcVTOYELw a TAixua,py Maria i ri" HE-juiwc!-iir
f j redtvpe Edition, m mn Tola. v" f JL.t.lhe whole edi
Thi dav TeceiTea oy- a ot" --v- . i nowi -mTier Jl lr Dale, v
A NEW HtEROGLYPttlCAL BIBLBWStliT)e-1o3dAl' hf thoV' competf nC lo. judgf ,ne.ofi the
: .. . . ' .- i t'
U Fay. ;irat fcccivid ai the. N. 0. Book? t.'rr; liKindinVwr3fllh 'h? fta,ieweil
August 3- . " ,.? " : tjii , -j tjiatulea. - -fcacn i.aaier :ccBiMaJywi.uioc-,.iriv'
AID CIDER ANDTIPPECAKOE AJAi klalcd;v2d!a " coiise statement oObe ViUi
nu. r saie ny -
TURNER & HUGHE'S,
No: l, Cheajfide ' I
, -..
H ..fnJ. H,...i limihed'irtUe 6u -
preme Court of North-Carolina, in' Law and: Euh j.
December Term, 1833, , -j. , -
.-; $f.o: BURNER .HUGHES.
,Junc 19i l. i
4tt
MRa! SIGOURNErS WORKS-tettera to
s Young Ladies, by, Irs . L. H. Sigoumey.
Ditto Mother's,. f do do do s .. -do ; s
This day received by; .TURNER & HUGHES.
73-
TTTANNY with othvr Poems. Ky IJalleck, re-nub-
lh Ushed from tW Edition of 182 1, this day rcceitt.
eTlv , ;- 4 TURNERS HUGHES
August 2rh. 1810. t
.70
V tV,wsotltioii of CburchJxMusic
19th Edi
uon. with additions &c Just-at hand.
Sept, t
. vfc i.J'
ITJl'S-iCrEOGRAPIIY.r--G,gTaphy
2 on tbe Productive Svsiemj- fof ', School, Acade-
nuea and c am.ilis, revisra and improveti ny rvoswati.
VvSmitu, accoirtjinied by a large; and valtable At-
aif ' F6faate.t XojiUby i&V''' i: ' "
: ,TUKNER HUGHES.
April 17,'
A"
NTHON'S JACOBSXSRKEK READER--
Wilh Engluh Notes, just iy.eivrd by" ,
August 7. .-G
TT OG -CABIN ANEtDOTES, illustratingJneT-
M d.-i'itw in the Life of Gen. William Henry If r-
nbon the People's Candidate,
day received by '
A uaiu eiiniittt
thitt
A -X- -
TUnXS KU & 1JUUHES
fTnilE llQTUfiT. TTiOOUi-A seriei of
Ii Saiea and Sketches" of Ameiica'ri Life, .by the
author of lleberaoVa -tegeinl ot the Moving Build
ers. 4c with iiiQsiratioria by Dick
This day receivedTky " ' ;.- 'J .
4 Jlyi3.
57
Vll EORGIA SCENES, Characters. Inddents.&c.
Al IT by a native Georcian. Second Edition, -with
Engravings.' This day received by
. TURNER & HUGHES
' ' AttSllSt'3. 63 "
Ai RA YSLAER, a Romance of theMohawk, by
MTHT U.r. Houtnan. I bis uay receive!, ny
. . TURNER & HUGHES.
August 3.
63
f
7TAMES LAST, tbe King's Highway. A Neyel
U -byXainca. Thla-dtytreceived by
TURNER & HUGHES.
ATiirust3. 63
TVrTARIAN.qr lbe Young Maid's Fuftnee, by
IViif MreTC. Hall Just receiyed at No. t, Cheap
ii."
iue. i
August 3:
63
TREASURE. The Treasury of Kuowlclge
And Library of Reference, a new edition of this
vatuaile work. lust received at the A ortbv Carolina
Book Store. ! ,: j
August 7. . i ii. A 64
IV.--,..:." r-fZ - : i
TO) AIN'S -LinkTEIlS.-i-LeUers and MediU
UP liios on Religious and ether subjects by Wil
liam T. Bain. rdr-saleiv 5
- r TURNER & HUGHES.
TT AND PIRATEL Slewait'a Adventures in cap.
U A turinafurrell, with an account of the execu
tions at Vicksburg, ike. &C7 2d Edition. For .sale by
TURNER & HUGHES.
73
AMERICAN ALMANACS. Complete sets, se
' veral sets in ten Yolsa commencing with Vol. 1,
in 1830, of the Boston American. Almanac which, is
now scarce, and seldom to be procured, bound to match.
For sale by TURNER & HUGHES.
SMPORTANTr .DISCOVERY ! Hedge's; ecle
brated Rheumatic Plaster, an . infallible cure for
Chronic and inflammatory Rheumatism, to be applied
in all cases to the soles of the feet. Recommendations
from Clergymen, Merchants and others, with, full di
rectiona .forjwing, accompanying each box. The a-
above is for eale at, the North Carolina Boot Storey
" - "-"?. TTTRTCTTT? Jtr UTTr-TTPtl
Jary, 1840. . -
rmHE TREE OF LEGAKKNOWLEDGE. de-
W H - signed as an Assistant in therstady of Law. A
l-'-f .1. . U V. "A L!-'"l t 11
"cw BUtiy w iue mjuts iruri, jus, receiveu ftl lUc
ortn fJarolina Hook Store, . KaleiRh. by . '
; . TURNER & HUGIfES.
TnRS. GORE'S NEW WORK. Preferment;
lY-lL r Uhele the Earl, by Mrs. Charle Gore, this
lay received a f TURNER & HUGflESV,
A.ngnstSih. 1840. " : j t 70
IVptSCii.vVlTH'S JLLS Fresh supplies- ol
LJ il these valuable aud, well known Pills may al
ways be bad by apnlyinz at the' Drusr Store of Thoa
L. J.ump and William M. Mct3&7ii Coiht his City.
fay22. V- ,- ,V43 . .
TEln ATGlfEkiMGt,9ceDie,a Patent Friction7
IVIJ Mstclres auperiorlsrlJcre, for sale by the
CS? Wfmalfcruantities, at the North Carolina
Book Store.' f'Ul vi
- ; J HUGHES-
TT7lCONOMY-W'ay land's PoliUcal Economy. 3d
.1, i .i i . i i i i I,,
fj 'A c4iiuoa. f vaii at we n . u. iiooKstore.. j
cPK. - ' 73
nnilE KKKSET PLASTfaR-Therele-jL
brated Kenset Plaster, whose satory proper
ties in alleviaiing or removing pain or weakness in
the breast? vide, back, or limbs. Also, fur Rheuma
tism. Liver CdmrilainltC -and Dysnensia. hvi lan
amplvuested by nfuhftudetUn the w de spread uonu-
!.; ... f w-i-.. r.i : . , -.1 .i J
ish. Danish, and British West India Isltmd.
For sale by TURNER dc HUGHES.
.k I'A A. VAIVUIM UUWM. kUVIC
k-jnuvki! imu, l oiu, . ... . . f i r - ng
" ' - " :.
m ...r- i wtv. IBM j-m . r . mm.
; 4TSJO
PICE. Mathew T. Ford or his heirs at Law
- l x
are hereby informed that I, as the administrator of I
IN 1 l J.
TxeSl.S.rS H& Surn- ? from 'f rBeciu in lb. atore- l
a - wnu .v..- jwr- i . r ;- . : . i
kit- J 1 . . f .
-heroMieOmcerBjIecordig to rnodernfracuce.
t,JD, pyrcliascii -;oi wio v a.,
jioaof thia valuable WrV.
'.'W Voiivehieirfc of.rpferencc thia wrtH -1 divi
Klue subject of tbe Uu pterv sp Jat as setsieu,
wiw ihe decisions of the Oourw.r tbe looks
.ih - j-ioh! auihoni . Vh Llommon Lasf JTSd!
- r. 1 ir
thfi aubjeel matter .of each Chapter,- tccompamed
arr to render the whole intelligible
i This frork. will be fiond not enly useful to erery
ciaaa oi puturc umcrr. uut wjii iroe,
source of information 16 lbe eencrar reader, turnun
ine aa it does a nlain and ialelliaible -di&rst of the
L.awj uniiersioou anu pjacuceu in iu ckuic
t nr mail -price . i' iud JUKo VWT
iam: but a liberal discount Jwill be made to those
w1m bay to sell again.,' T TURNER &
. . T . i7 J. .Llxh.
Kaleigh, Uerembet 1839. . . -,
D AIVDS POn SAI.E.--The following Iu
A able property is now offered for sale, to witt.
Halt cot Wo. 28, 4tn district w iiRuison county
Fraction No. 3. 5th do
do (I04f acs
227, 13th ; do
255, ilq do
. 256, do do
$2. 3d do
241, 12th do
100, 3d do
H 161, 14th do
10S6, 3d do
Liee.
do
dov
do
do
do
SdsecCherTtee
1st do do
Noh.23 & 30, Starksvillc. Lee co. (town lots.)
! Seven hundred and twenly acres, Taall county
inn the A tamahaw River, adjoining lands of Ambrese
Gordon and others.
These landi are offered to be sold at private sale,
but if notjlisposed of. irl this manner to our satisfac
tion, they will be sold to the highest bidder, on the
Ursl Tuesday in December next; lbe Court bouse
door in ine cliy oi fliiueopevure,jne-uira casn, iuo
balance in 1wo equal annual paymerflS, witti interest
anifcindoubicd 'personal security.
We offer for sale also twu splendid settlements o
land, in Bacr county, one cotitaing 1250 rfcresjittie
lhcr 2230 acres. The first aettl.'mcnt embraces the
following lot: Nos. 26 and 3, 8th district Baker
Nos 19,20, and 22,7lh district Baker d250cres.
Th other settlement contains the following IjoIs
of Land. to. wit , Nos 225,256,265,295,294,266,
2g7, 22U, 252 2250 ajres, and all inotfe 2d itistrict
Baker countv.
. -In regard lo the characteixif these two last named
seuhjtncnts of laiidoT ptanrlfoiis, it is sufneienfto
say, tle"y fiave been rdnoOnced'liy comjetent jQdges
to be inferior to no body of ian horih of tbe Sabine
Rrver Tberr location, fertility, and product iort," for
corn "and cotton, cannot be surpsved ; they lie
iween ine oaitanoocuec anu r iiut mvjrr., wciwu
of our State that is rapidly attracting ppBTic notice,
and inji very' few years will stand uprivalled aa a cot
ton growing section of the .Southerti States These
growing section
were selected with great cere and expense, by one of
the best judges of such property in his fife time; for
bis special use and accommodation. -
The undersigned are Very desirous to dispose of
these two bodies of land, in two separate plantations,
an will do ao at private aale, to a fair purchaser, and
on good lime But if not so arranged, they will be
offered at the same5 time and place, and on the same
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 t.heir receiving the strictest person
al examination. -. . ' "" '
R S. WILLIAMS, )
J J. WILLIAMS, VBx'ors.
N. G. WILLI A MS, j
In regard to the character of these lands, referene,
m.iy be made to Gen . James Hamilton, Charleston
S. C.J, Cowles, Macon, Ga. ; Thomas B. Stubb,
Millcdgeville, Georgia; and William Dennard, Ba
ker County Georgia; aud the last named sen
llemnn will show the! anJ o any i-ersnn desirous of
a; personal examination. All. communications or
this subject add tested to eitheiofthe Eiecuib'roiI
Joseph T, Williams, MilleJgevnte.Ga. .
Millcdgeville, March, a, i4U. z raium
ptENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
UlT BUSINESS. The Subscriber has located him
self in tbe Town of Halifax, for the purpose of trans
acting Commission Business otVill kinds--Receiving
snd Forwarding Goods and Produce. He is well ac
quainted with lbe business affairs of Ibis and the ad
joining Counties. Those consigning Goods to his
care, for the purpose of sale, either private or by sue
lion, or those having debia to collect msy depend up
on the faithful performance-of hi duty .s Hhr Store
is situated on mam Street, and his personal attention
will be devoted to the interest of those who may en
trust mm wun tueir iommissions. Kelerence may
be had to the following persons, viz: 4
Henry VVjIkes,
Jaa. Froiier & (Jo. VTown of Halifax.
F.. & Marshall, S
iame,immoo EsqA
ti H.-Uee, Esq. I
Thos. Nevill, Esq. Vllalifai County.
LNFaulcon, Esq. j ' HF
JasTTPerkTlis, Esq. J
Whitakcr & Batchelor, Enfield, N. C.
' JOHN D. MINGA.
Halifax, N. C. July 7th, 1840.
76- 3t
TATE OF NORTlt CAROLINA, Gkan-
villx Copstt, Court of I'leaa and Quarter Ses
sions, August Term, A. U. 1S40.
John S. Eaton & Co. i Levied en f bed, 4 furniture.
' v . 4c and H. Fow let end ethers
W illiam W ilson. summoned aa Garnisheea.
Mm
Pr. Ei A. Jones,T
Same. 3
NN. Southall, 5 ' .
e. J Same.
Same. S .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendant in the foregoing cases, William Wil
son, has absconded, or ao conceals himself that the
ordinary process, of. law cannot be served upon him
It isrtberetbre ordered by the Court, that publication
be made in tbe Kaleigh Register, for six. weeks, sue
ccssively, for tbe said Defendant to appear at the Court
I to be held for the County of Granville, at the Court
I u..... ;.. n . r. .i .l.. c . m i ikr Li.
I next, then and there so plead, or replevy ; otherwise.
.a .a az l a a a . a . a .
ginriu uui win oe renuereu against aim, ana ine
perty lexitd on condemned, subject to Plaintiff 'a
ness. James. M. Wiggins." . Clerk of our aaid
Court, at Office ia Oxford, lbe fiist Monday of Au-
gust,-A. D. 1840
.75
JXS. M. WlGCfUXS, Cl'k.
HERIFPS SALE-WUlbeaold at the Court
House door in Rockineham. Richmond County.
fy-rr h!Nor0j Caroiki Book Hlorer ig
of 1l 1 be fforff d? lecwoDi if ibe Court in North
iQafoIlna, cbmmeDct ig . with "the eairlfot Reporter n'(l
AttamaV.and C
Turner & 11 u'chesthe Poprietrtrs. respectful! aide
th parroiTpgeof the publre or ibis wbrk, which has
Ixjen pUWuhru at great expensed ,it contains neora
thousand pasea. arid is; therefore. necessarily divided
Wit Is recommended net oulVoDrofesiiional menall
of whom wilt loubUesi posers thenjelts.nf tt to
direcl'and" abridge tlwir labors; but. it Ma, also'irrged
tpon the notice of "all Jauices SherifTs, ano;' tirher'
judicial officer as aflordilig them' an expoHiorifiri a
few- words, uflhe points which tbeSupretne Court
etNenlL Carolina has decided in'relation' tolheir du-
lie.r For a similar reason, if a womroended to pri
vate gljeiaerjrTwhil may .have aif incli nation r 'fptt
auibterest to know jheleteronnAHOHS oflne 'Supreme
- i.: -i. :.'......v; .ii'.r1t ...rn. w.
attTATE OWKQBTH CAROLINA, 'FaAsaiLm
i z w i - ; -
y Cpvjiri--lSuwjior Uoiirt of j
iciin unu. mil iui tbh. v uaiiti. - . . -
Nathaniel Dunn. Tranklin Countv. Ann' and1!
William Merritt infaBtaToy their cuard'un, Daniel R. I
merriii. oi tneoiaie o nvemucKT. comuiainanis. t
gainst ry Cooper, John DuBtt. JGray Duttu, John
It annearrnar to the aatisfactiori of th Courtv that I
Urt two royar octavo yalomes of. about -five hundred
pages each;-pfln.letron good tyte and fin'papef. an j
Well1ourid:'Price. Nine JSpluirs oW..
LCourt. which ioislltute,; Aiii jfp the f
1 fa'w of the la ad, as imprati a any Aetof Assem-"!
(, Diy, and at bmuing iu ' ineur ,eperuuuirTiion vevery
L- i ' . r- 1 ' 1 , . I C
John Dunn, Gray Dunn, John Broom, arid his wifyKtrdng and healthy head of halrThe case jhat have
Nancy. Cbas. F.Deloach and bis children and 1 no, r
mas uunnjrnve oi tne uetenuants in,,tnis cause, are i
not iuhabitante. of this Mate and reside beyond the
jurisdiction of this Court. It is ihereuon ordered
bv the Court that nublication be made for siuoc-
1 m 7 w ' ass? t
cearife weeks in Raleigh Register and N. C. Gazelle
thatyhe said defendants make their personal appear
ance at the next superior court or luquiiy, to ue neiu
for the Coonty of Franklin at the Court-house in
Louit-bure on the 2d Monday after the 4ib Monday
in September next; then and there, to plead, answer,
or demur to said Bill of crnnplaiut, otherwise the
same will be taken pro eonfaao and beard x-parte
as to them and decree made accordingly.
Vitness, Samuel Johnson, Clerk and Master of
our, said Court of Equity, ine seconu jnonuay aucr
the fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1 1840.
SAM. JUHNSUN, U. JV1. .
4T1 OPPER. TIW AUD SIIEEX JUON
mJJ FACTTORY.-The Subscriber having taken
the house on Fayetteville Street, formerly occupied as
the Cape Fear Bank, wonld respectfully inform the
public that he intends carrying on the Copper, l in
and Sheet Iron Ware Manufactory in all its various
iHranrhes. He wishes also to inform 'the inhabitanta
of Raleigh and its vicinity ytbat he can, and is deter
mined to rell his Wares aa.low aacan be purchased in
uny Northern city, by wholesale or retail, for Cash.
Merchants and others wanting articles in bis line, are
respectfully invited to call before they purchase else
where. Old work neatly repaired, an4at the short
est noyce. A few Stills on band which wilt be sold
at a very email per cent, ror casn.
1 fTT Copper, l irfandliinc Koofing on tbe most
NvB. Orderkfrom the country will be promptly
attended to,
J. H. KIRKHAN
Rakigh, Juljf 26, 1840.
fIRK.IIAlg9S Ptftent Ctilnce Killer.
Tbe Subscriber also offers for sale at his Factory,
a few of those very valuable 8teamera, known to be
the surest remedy for clearing Bedsteads of these tor
menling Bugs.- The Chinee Steamer ia made only
by himaelfDdU warranted oeveMo but,andetair
times" to cler Bedsteads Derfectlv. without the least
Having had in use the above Machine,1 for many
. 7 '
i . i 1
Y . . a - .
best mean, that has ever been formed forvdeatroy.ng
Chinees, and woeld recommend every person fVuke it
J ' B. F. HALSEx.
r-T?,JU JihaT,ng rrTenr,Sd1'8e1 MrJ'??;
K!fkbk,n hincetcamer, I cheerfully recommend it.1
10. ine puouc as a simple anu easy way 10 aesiroy
them, and without any damage to the Furniture
"v.. F.G.MARSHALL.
f Hafifax. July 25,1840. 62-
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Chatham
Cocxtt, Court of Pleas and Quaiter Sessions,
August Term, 1840.' George W. Thompson r. Rob
ert GrcVn. Attachment levied on hand. i
It appearioa tothe satisfaction cf the Couitj that
the Defendant, Robert Green, is iiot.ati inhabitant of
this State, it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for six successive weeks in the Raleigh Regis
ter, notifying him to appear at the, next Term of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter. Sessions, to be held for
Chatham County, at the Court House in Phtsboro'.
on tbe second Monday of November next, then and
there to replevy, plead, answer or demur; otherwise
Judgment final will be entered against trim, and the
Land levied on, condemned to satisfy Plaintin eclaira.
Witness. N. A. Stedman. Clerk of oftr said Court.
al Office, the second Monuayof August, A. D. 1840.
68 V Ni-A.STEDSfATf,C. C. C.
TATE OF" NORTH CAROLINA Washins
ton County Ik EatiT Sprmg Term,' 1840
sarah Ann Keith v. William Keith ; Bill for Divorce
vu motion, anu appean.g to ,ne a.oun .na ttwo
8ubpoBnae to answer tbe Bill of Complaint issued to
- . t . - . . . . . .
oerue couniy, seal us i wm. xveuu, nave oeen reiuru
ed by the Sheriff that he is not to be found, in nh
county ; and also, thst the said
id William Keith ia not
an inhabitant of this State, or not within ihe jurisdic
tion of, this Court : tbe Court doth order that adver
tisement be made for thirteen successive weeks in the
Raleigh Register and North Caroliua Gazette." ad
vising tbe said William Keith that, unless he appear
before tbe said Court, at lbe Court bouse in Plymouth
on the second Monday of September next, and plead,
answer, or demur . to the Complainant's Bill of Com
plaint, it will be taken pro confesso, and such decree
made thereupon, aa shall be considered just. j "
Teat, TH t TURNER, C. & M. E.
Antbon's Series or Classical Works.'
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Fir
Lessons in Latin, first Lessons in Greek; Gram;
mar of the Greek Language ; a 8y stern of Greek Pros
sody ; Csssar's Commentaries on the Gailie War ; Sal
lust's Jugwithine. War, yrilh Engraved Notea ; Select
Orauoni i of Cicero, with Engravings, 4c ; Works Of
Horace, with Nolea, &c. t, Jacob's Greek Reader, whh
Notes, Critical, and a Classical Dictionary, with Notes
explanatory, in 1 Vtd. Royat 8 vot (nearly ready)
; The above valuable Work are for sab) at the North
Carolina Book Store, by - , , ' . , . .
xTURNER & HUGHES.
August 38th, 1840. ' 70
lJUXICE 11 1 CHEAP HAT AND SHOE
Xl oiUKii! ! JS. Hall o Co. ! would respectfully
inform their friends and customers, that thev are nnw
opening a fresh and beautiful assortment of Sarins
uiiu uuinuKT uoh, cmoracmg every article usually
called for in their line; all of which will be sold at
reduced prices to suit the present hard tim. CM
and see the bargain which ihey are aeJIing,and judge
Raleigh. April 21. 1840. 34 tf ; .
MYnim.in my '
fj j i ilXj . j aien up. and entered a- trrfv t.
XM Thomas Grisson. livfne 2 miles
two Mules, one a aorteLor mouse colour with a l.laze
lace, tbe other black or dark bev aitrfMvad
Lyeare old, Tbe sorrel is valued at'fifir dollar ami
the black at fifty five dollars.-' ' ,r
. k E. Bf RTON, Ranger. '
uranvuie county, . 2 - j r
August 11
... -j 64 -
year., t nave nooraiisaton in wrymg, wai u ;DeimMn). ,-bleindividiiala., whir have
JfAYKE'S HAIR TONIC, for the grewiri, pre
.servat ion and. restoration of the Hair. This is an
excellent article and has,ln'nuiherousiiiBaiicra,jro-
Iuceu 6oc gfowth of hair on the heads of jrnfM
who had leenaiaiory ears.- - - ' ts"
fiiciwHwilh irematwre Imldneaa, to the r iceflent IXair
Toniprfpbirv??:.
yd ft ourseWf srWrcamFpebk 61 ita vsriue bl-
Urience, an weiiheaUatingljl' pronounre it an in-
valuaU rerncdr to prevent the falling: off of the hair,
and to restore ft froroTa ilead. tot.i fiie.bealthj aj-
France;; ? y can alqpf alt irom personal ,wwf.
edge oHheWes yf two or three friends who .were
predisposed to balduess, who by the use of Jayne
nredisuoaed
Hair Toniev have iow" luxuriant Jiair.:
We have no
tK.ffwk.ttinn-i noiridiacriminaUly. nil Ut0a;offeriie-
diesfor all diseased whicfesh is heu torf but when
-we-have tested thekiue Tan ftkle. we are, tWsj. to
say ,H is &tty&$
'. v. -1'..- .- L ",.' i . ; .y. ' ... ' .'Pi'i
r..,i .narotiAn Jn Mstorlnfe "the crow th of the. hair
i. Ji irulYwonderful. Where tbe ' hair
amniM.ini .
wh. anJ effects a complete cure Every gentle.
marwc say nothing to the ladies, it. being a fair
nmnmniidn iim ineir uiir ji hti
aace. at feast It'p!wiyiaeie-,)-i-verj gentleman
haibruah eietr mornihg. .The result wilt be a fuJL
aHei under our wn onservauon warrant us iujij in
asserting uus. vrtxtiy Miaacngcr.
, rr Atteationr ia called to Dr. Jayna's Hair Tonic,
r'-r . . ? a a
for the preservation, growui, anu restoration ot w
Hair. We are assured that several most remaraaoie
cures have lately been effectetl by this remedy. Il ia
certainty worthy a triaL Philadelphia Saturday
Chronicle.
Jatsk'b Hi Tosic.We have, heretofore num
bered ourselves among the whtt believed that Ihe fff. Gold and Silykf MooOteJ Cane, . and Whip,,
Hair Tonic." prepared by Dr. Jayne, war one of the
many quack nostrums whose virtues are .never seen
beyond the fulsome puffs of their authors. We are
willing, at length, to make public acknowledgement
of the error of our belief. " An intimate" friend. some
two or three months since, all the top of whose crani
um was as bald as a piece of polished marble, rnaugre
all our jesting and ridicule of the idea of, attempting
to cultivate so barren a spot, purchased a bottle or two
of the HaiuTbutc froU Dr" Jay re, and according to
m- direciioiraapDlletl itTPunns the present week,
I tDe samerieivloshered himself into our presence,and
uncoverirfgvTi.te. hitherto ludted rheadV astonished us
with a thin, though luxuriant growth of hair, from
one to two inches irf jcrigth upon the very premises
we had believed as unyielding to cultivation aa the
trackless sand that skirts' the Atlantic, This is no
puff but is righteously true, and those who doubt the
gentleman can be pointed out. What is more in fa
vor of this Tonic," the case here cited , was not one
of temporary baldness-no sudden loarof the hair-but
waa one or years' standing, though tne gentleman
but Mity-nve years ot age. x nuaaeipnia optrw
the Ttiftea. October 21, 1839.
rr The above excellent article, together with all
others of Dr. Jsyne's preparations, are for sale in ' . .
Raleigh, by Williams A Haywood. , 4,
retersburg, vupuy. nosser ac jones.
Wilmington, Dr. Ware. J.
TTAYIVE'S IIIMOTOnAlOUdiJedlT
OU sQDcriur la wnr other kftdwn combinmtioa of
SniJn !r nilUlA p.inli.tinn. of the H.rt. BRON.
raswiisiine Ca PAnivhsi llaliai I !AnanmntiAn A aihrn'
I nvvwn.fk V r.n
1
I r o o- - . - 1 hIam. 1; ,.,v!t 'iHKraiSK' tl I 1 n rjS.
I f. ..-.-- -i fc, . t ' w-T- i.:- . I - - - rv. -
Lk;. j- t,;Ai.'.'J ;i;wMm.,t.,i
X- A Htaufvurviui ej imkwii u jwwii evwseMuwrMf
hband Hef Many who hwe been la-
bonrioe under nrotrkcied Coueha and Pains in the
Breast, and haie1eeii antiposed by themselves afnI
PJ OTPd Ap '5eel health brtieWt;iis
JXtxiiJ'.' -r ' o
Extractbf
Certificaic'from Rev. D Babcock; late
President of .Waterville College, Maine, v -'
From i nli math persona acquaintance witfar DrDr
Jayne, a regtitat .student ef thejenjeaf Uuiversity
xpennsyivania. ami an rxpeiicnceu. succession pracu1
tioner of medicine, I was prepared to aWreiare the
numerous testirrnjaUTnYavour ofhis differeoiffnedi
calreparationstnuchtnore highly: than the great
majority of those whienareextenstvely eulogised.? On
trial of them in my own family, and-some of tbi
personauy.I have more than realized theji favourable
antictptjons. They are whet they? profess to be
not o,uacK nostrums tui saiuuiry prepared antidotes
for some of the rnostafflictive of human diseases. I
know that they are highly esteemed, and frequently
prescribed, by some of tbe most resectable of the reg
ular practitionerf of medicine in this city and else
where, and I do not hesitate to commend them aa a
valuable addition to our materia medica, and a safe,
as well as emiuently useful remedy for the diseased.
KUFUS BABCOOK. Jr.
Philadelphia, 7th June, 1838.
Jayne's Expectorant We invite attention to this
admirable remedy for Pulmonary affections, advertis
ed in anoiher column. .The principle thereaanouncetM
of ,he morbi(1 character of 6oartwn-its tendency
t0 or:riniltft iflimtlonof the Bronchi .mlennJ.
nt ,;,;.,; f ,K- u i ,v.
.-h 'iZm
..k i- mJ S . i
removing such obstruction, Js by means of expectora
tion, a result which we are convinced can always be
obtained by a judiclohs'exhibition ' of Ihe remedy
TV- t - Til J-I I . Ct il wwm.' , -
ut. jaynK.rnuaacipnia opim oj ine i imtt. ;
Jayne't Expectorant-By a reference to bur adver
tising columns, it will be seen" that thia valuable Medi
cine is offered for aale in this city, . by . E. W. Bull,
a genu iy esteem it a'pieasare to be sole to recom
mend this medicine, as the best calculated fur the pur
pose of coring coughs, colds,' sore throat.'astbms, and
all affections of the lungs.. From a long personal, ac
quaintance with Dr. Jayne. w knowthet'be-tso
Prom the Philadelphia Saturday Courier. ' -
, Valuable Afedtanr-VV o.do not wish tocorrnnendl 0f u cleared nd ths talance very finely timi
(T The above article, together with all other Medi
cines prepared by Dr. Jayne, are for aale in
Raleigh. by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD. :
Petersburg, Dupuy. Rouer 4 Jones.
wuiHtngion, uocior wart
-VCr
Februarv. 1840
lOTE iEAI. LINSEED OIL, &c-
p The Subscribers keep constantly on band an
ex teusive assortment of Medicine. Paint. Oils. Dye-
tnffa,'Brusheif Perfumery and Fancy artidra; with
yrhieh : theypply Pbyeicians and Dealer, on -the ocucc', rane " PAUL O. CAM
tnoat.tceommodatimx' wbplele Jerms, All- orders.
with good mereticewilT meet prompt attention.
DUURQS8ERyHES, Diggis,
-V . . S. E. corner of Sycatnorend Back Str.
50 . . Petersburg, Va
' " v, -
HOTEL;
rmHE
purchased-tbatC JeUndwn h S
the Washington Hotel; where he Cm ?U "I0"1- n
Wd 40 Members-bf ibe nelWyl),ei k
lj.romPIete order by tbeex,
personal attention will be given (o wer. ,
theusinessJIis stales are. numeftU8
and convenient ktt aiid faithful ostlers i,'.! lS
Theellfuateatthe SoSVo'S'
CapiKd square;' . Most of hi, room.
square. He Intends, therefor, tLre ' 2?n
expense to make, the estaUin,, desir.blfP,,n,
flatters himself ha, shall receive lilnral ,
public patronage t p !!!r'0f il
.N.B, ;Ufs bar Mill bewellsopa-quors...-.
-;. 8ili.
Augnst 1st.
.UC?1 Standard till forbid?
63
BEB:WAtlD DlJPUv
-
otk pnces
;iTh assorlrneit cotuw..
.in part, of .. mt
'-4
superior uold ni Sif
, Anchor and Dup" lei do.;anaUiiiwkiiid8 of'siU
- i jjcirr ww Dish..
An extensive assortment of jich Jewelry.
' SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
- Silver Cupa, Spoon,' Ladles, Sugar Tongk LW
rtats, Butter Knives, Ftuit do Silver Mounted Cy
tort, Candlesticks, Snuflert" aud Trj vi, W'tiieri
IKV UICTJUCT, U IIIKUUU1,' n UCI, ae.
-i... , MUSIC. -
Violins, GaUam-CIaripneits, Flutes, Flgeoleiu
and Fifes. Preteptors for all the above. Guitar ani
Violin Strings -
V Wancy isaoDs.
Mantel Clocks. Astral Lamps, Plated anJ Japanrf
tm . sr .-a . soi"s w a at .
waiiers, -uoiu, Aiiver anq oieei (spectacles, for il
numm hju uu watkKtuiiuvii iuii'us, , IslllflK Lilrn
Cases. Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Rogers' iinclt,.
zors, Knives and Scissors Steel Pens, Dog C$m
and Callii, Hair Tdoth ahrl Shaving Brushea, pUfr
es and Pocket Books, Imitation Fruits, Gum and
Pistols, etc. fec; f'
! 4ERFUMERY;
Faiina's celebrated .genuine Cologne, St. Heleni,
Rose, Florida, Lavender and RJ Waters ; Trinspj.
rent, RoeeCamphor and Almond Soaps ; Naples nl
Shaving Cream of 8oape. v . "
(Tj Clock! tnd Watchea of all descriptions cleat-
ed and repaired in his accustomed superior stj;
Gold and 8ilver 'manufactured to order, with eipei
lion and punctcafily ; highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.! jfe; - --rf-f-f-.j-.
April l0 1840. x q j 30
TtNTEW AND FASHIONABLE MUsIO-Th
iNI Log,CabiBs5iaick,fclep ; The Noiih Bend i,
do;GeB. Harrison's Tiunccanoe r Grand March
v
tiao Til PaV Do- danced by MadgmeFannT EWar;
- L love the Moore ; I cannot daiice to-night; Wifk
,. -J- i(f theCas(ahett' merrilv 'tnnndlri'r El
' tlebrated Spanish dance ; Sittin' on a Rail, villi
vauaUobs; Come from Alhabra, a song by M.rl
marts; Tjbe, Summer Night; Court Waltz, by Stiiwi.
The Happy Meeting ; Fifth Regiment March ; If
(bou bast crushed a .flower ; Husband LvcTDeai,
The .Jiorii of my loved . one I hear; Away Bodm
Bark t Oh blame bet not, her love was deep.
-The -above iaot ely new-music, it is alwtfei
most fashionable music i every plats in tbe Ubim,
particularly are Fanny Elsler's dances admired. Wi
invite mlTlhoae whet wish . to get the latest, and bus
Store.
A HUGHES
36
Tf7ALL RACES, 1840 The Races over the
P Lawrencevillo Course, will commence on ib
secentt Wednesday in September next, (being the 9ta
day oflhe month. and cerntinue three day.
v Firtt Vcy A Sweepstake for colls and fillie,
three y ears 200 entrance, half forfeit, 2 mile htaU,
to name and dose on the first of September next
Second Zpy proprietor's Purse, enlranti
f i o i a mue heats. . .
Tiirat'Dfly.Jofkey Club Purse, $500 cash; en
trance S20 i 3 mile heals: f
f..r rolts and filfo.
three vears old: SI 00 entrance, half forfeit, whicb
will te run for on tbe-ilrst dav. if made out, to nana
and close on the first day ofine Race mile heat.
The Proprietor laving fitted ui the old I.awrencet
ville Race Course in new and complete siyle,pllp
himeelT a the Spr.men of the Tiuf, and all rni
who are fonil of good racing,' that he will have ewj
rd. BUl
w. v wv swm n ,hv iruij esse
and litter furbished Race Horses Gratis.
Tf -: P- J. TURN B 0LL, Tropnet
48 lawtf.
fftn S A F.R.That Dleasanlitou
aBSi 4 miles from Raleigh, on'tbe Chapel n
' i J .i it i,n.,,rv . tlin Stntir nlace.
mJk. contains about 140 acres.35 or 4U oi"
are cleared and jn coltivalion the balance i
There is a small orchard of first rate fruit of early aofl
ate Apples, besides pther-lruits, and an orcbw"
tOOO Jluliicaulis, whiclvloKe, will, (when J
bieak next Novembe od , the people petto i
again,') pay what i asked forlke place. It w de
t acless to inentiflrall jt1 advahtages of tbe situstw
tlhi fine : rang 'ftffccjtticv &c aa whoever
purchase vtili look at the premises.
r wiATT.
54
June 29ib, 1840.
TTSOU -AtOn Tuesday of Chatham , SsJ
J H WConrCSn'SeiWrttbcrxrexl, I ball
'"J . J ' k. ...'' i m " ; r-
quack, andtua toejicinea are ,iiot; Lot id theT-J
modern cry-tin. but are the result of hi Ion e evrjeri. 1 .rr:ii:K j.t '-k:ni.- mm of Mff-5"
ence aa a. pranjV.? WaUfaaed' Ala, 40 Acres of LaMadjjJN
Mouses, aAiso, zoy Acres oi kwu,-
I
one good medicine at the expense of anoiher, but we ;.,. iue Lot i peaotly located on an eminence
cannot forbear to notice the valuable properties pos- 'Kkokl,, the Yillaie has icommodious P
sewed by the" Carn BMmTia the B& .House and all neceaaary ont-kou., n""
pcetorant vrredbs Dr. Jayne, of South Thfrd of water anil excellent Garden. Tba4f
IrM. in id a nit - W' Ii... Cptmn. In ' - . - . ... r- ' II T.l la SlIH r
, r v .. TT- 6 I I adjotifloar may be laid on mio .inpia
V " , r. . V , V '. , J chasers. This property js praw"'" - " udA
They are invaluable in a family of childrerw; ; , - borongh whether intended for a P'
Numerousolher certificates might be added, but the or , gammer reUeat for genllemeo from the k r
above are considered sufficient evidence of iU great ir . v. -in u. ,-ij acredit of I monUn, p"
Ancrnst 18. 1840.
.. " '' m I ..rliilv.fr1!
. B-M-wm a vrn on trie em ' ' m
. b a ami m Mir
the lot of D. C-merori, , j -
15
CUy of Raleigh, , bngn k-
black mane ana w - -
an eye. , .-c9te
Th. ShTilw.r will aatisfactoriiy cu.,
a .Mmnrup'
person for the defivery of RaNp
- "r . ia riifn - .
Wlttt I r.. Kt. father's lot, ne-' .- .
1 "'"v . -1
Aturost 18.1840.
f BALES" more of thexibgn
Vn4be article speaks tor ttaeii. 73
Sent. 7.
v '5.
V'H.