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iik Mint mm at wm TlW1..
.-..rfe iUSTi SEVENTH ENV
:.And rW. em&tbetear
, Bright friendship-piaster m tbyway :
0 tbat they eye Wught remain, -.
'Andoef tfcy pathway . shine. v
" ust eveTiteen !,: The .bowers aw green J:.
? : That wop thee to their, shades ; , ,
And in tbeistance; flowers of joy,.
- - Bedeck the! Ucoming glades : .
' Hope's briliiant meto shiiies afar, '
r And bids thee baste to snare-
The glory of jmatorer years, ; r r
' That thy feir fxa may wear. - V
; , Just seventeen V The Jeraptei's wiles. ,
'; , ; x Thy gtowiiqipath bestrew,
.JiAnd&sbiim'ifebe'delttsive star,-:
v . rjy jja'ppy heart may woow , ;
' fAnd in thd gilded halls of pride, ' '
i Lured by its treachVous light,
Thoult find too soon.' in folly's race,
That pain succeeds delight.
v Just seventeen ! Tme wisdom waits.
To place (bee near her throne,
Where gems of purest brilliancy
Have ever richly shono.
T
Seek for the robe of white,
Which wearing, thou may'st surely win,
7 A throne of endless light.
GIFT BOORS FOR CIIILJJREW !
Just Publisktd and for sale, at the
" NOBTH CAROLINA BOOK STOKE.
V; ,r ( FOR 1841. .
Tiu Boy's Coontry Book.
Plants and Birds, with colored engraving.
Peter Parley's Wonders of the Earth, Sea sod Sky.
v. - -t-' iKambles In EngUuid, tScotland and
Irtland, wilh fine engravings. .
The Child's Gem, Kurxerj Hongs by Mrs. Follen.
The PJay Hooseand Work bhop.
Birth day Gift, Willy's Rambles , '
JrliryVAnnna! for all Seasons.
Parley's Pictere Book.
i. r. - Christmas Gift.
Anecdotes of Washington,
Parley's Christmas Ta'es.
; Raleigh, Nov, 84.:: j i ; . ' : ,
1841. ' "
rmURNER & HUGHES' NORTH CAROLI-
Ji NA ALMANAC for 1841, this day published
and ready for sale by tne single one or by tne quan-
t:ty Oct 16. "' - :, v - -y
ir Sadies paris riding hats i j-a pfen-
j 1 did' article in the latest ami most 'approved
tis jast received and. for-sale at E. Uiu &
Cx' Hat and Cap Store. - v"
aaleigb, A pril 21.1 840. 34 tf
TANTJESJ.-opper, Pewter end Lead, for
which the highest cash prices will be paid by
i will be paid I
KIRKHAM.
f 8.
. : t y j. h. KIJ
rnTA HTED, as soon as possible, one hundred
XV ' safe frameay made in a neat manner. - En-
q ireof -"y :-. J. H. KIRKHAM.
AS TED. 20.000 Otter skins, and
rV: Furs of alj kinds for which a reasonablo price
II bo paid in cakh, or barter) by J. H. Ki a kh ajc,
lor.;: ; t x..;-i -:;- - fi ' V...t,..;r( t..
TVl.
68
j ( J iiiv vi s vr vr fc
7IHE FEAR BOOK ; or Manual of every day
JLTBeferencef by B BEdwards, for sale by
Nov. 10 ' r l - . TURNER & HUGHES. v
IfTlllVERSlTT.--Tbe annual meeting of the
j Board of Trustees of the University of North
Carolina, will . be held at the Ezeeutiva Office,' on
Anurtday the IClh day of December next. -
! CHAS. MANLY, Sec'v.
Nov. 20, 1840- 5
gj lar end Standard will please insert.
LIKELY" .NEGRO WOMAN AND
TWO
CHILD REN for sale.
Apply at this Office.
Sept. 20. 1840.r-8Otf.y
TVTTore Cotto Yarns and Cloths.
XVJU. Another loud just to hand from Lezincton .
cheap as ever. ; i . , , ::r, ,WILLj PECK.
,t Nov. 23. a,, .. . , , 85 4t ,
still ( continue tbis bu
jQO.'nea with the usual kinds of AgencieTJ. such
Tgae selling and buying of Guilds -and produce,. and
negotiating all kiuds of paper intrusted to my care.
From five to, twelve years experience in such a call,
ing, encourages pie to hope still for a portion of the
public favour. j , ' v .
.,;;,v 'y ' lx -; I",: ; - . WILL: PECK. ,
Kateigh, October 23, 1840. . ,: t 86 2m.
y : POCKET BOOKS, &c
TTTINE and extra quality, POCKET and NEE
JLP ' DLEBooks-of new style, and various patterns
nd sizes. For sale by
t';'' " TURNER & HUGHE?: '
November 27. 1840. ' 96
A
RT OF FLOWER PAINTING, in Water co
lours, new edition. Ualiat i '
. . NO. 1. CHEAP SIDE.
T1UTLERY. Rocers' celebrated Pen Kniv-,
end Razora---a fine assortment, just opened this
dayvby Vv TURNER y& HUGHES.
November 25, J 840. ; V ' ; 1 y 06
TTKENTAL SURGERY-Dr.' W; R- Scott res-
lAJS pectfully informs the public, that be has return-t
eu to Kaleigh, and may be found at the Eaoik HoteI
Jnoveraber 3d, J 840. 89;
' (Yt KES A splendid assortment, his( received,
i'T: "villi
'?H.
TURNER & HUGHES:
11840-
,!s v 97.-
UNO, Rope and Twine, and elegant Butte
V t- voimica, auto, uy uie oos, ana
TTI TT Idltnn - 1 .1 .1 1 . - ,
fcalt by the sack
WILL r PECK.
Nov. 10.
Tp ANK OF, THE, STATE OF NORTH CJ
LlV OLINAv---Tbe, annual meeting of the -8toc4
npiuers oi i uus oaam wni oe neM at their , Barrkinjr
House in this City,; on, the. first Monday in January
next hWAf-lK, l-C, DEWEYCashieris
KaTeigh, lBcember 1, I840v; ;y '.---;i.;f .4,v-9J
- fl L0BE-Lirlng's New and Improved Globes
VTTWone pair, size 9 j inches: ' Just rerei! .i .
THE NORTH CA1C0LINA 1T00K STORE.
' "D'cgmr 4.' ISIOw-s-ffe 97 .
- ;y .laExupA r? , in clodi e$;v containing
, lr sig'e selection frt' the production ortwo
hundred Writers,' compilfil b? George P. Morris.' ' '
This dsv received liyy TVRNERjk JH UGH ES
T
BRUSHES -a ji-e assortment. Fos sale
tlM. L CHEAP SIDE.
Jr."
t''
i . -j - f .;
7 Merchant Tailor "
innt.Tlti Street.' baxeigix, w. c
j -n B W M AH V 1 9
. -
a commenced the Tailoring
rrHHE SuSscnoer nas
II Hnsiness. in alt
hmidinir forroerlv t occopted , bys Mr. Thompson a a
Jeyellery Sl,ore, anA jwof dor south of the , North
Carolina UouK Biure ; vwnere ue nas wy rrccHMj
received a sp'eiidid asMJrlment of jpoperfine Cloths
if. almost every color, Cureimere, Viings, and all
fancy articles, usually kept in sucn Citauninmenis.
Tbee articles ; were selected by h.imself from the
latest importations in the Northern markets. His
stock consists in pari 01
Sup. wool dyrd Black Cwth.
Oliver Invisible and bottle Green do.f v , -Olive
Brown and London do. ,
Black Diamond Beaters, suitable for Frock and
- Overcoats. ' ' ' J .. ;. ,' u
Plain Beavers. V , . '.,
, CASSIMERES.
Sup. Wool-Dyed Black, " '
Blue, Diamond, and Victoria. . -Washington
Misel, Drab, Buff, &c.
VESTINGS.
Black plain and figured Velvet, Brocade dj, figor
ed scarlet Valencia, plain and figured Satin, (supe-
rior quality.) i ,
Also, a eeneral assortment of Fancy. Articles, vix:
Blocks, Suspenders Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Cravats,
Dtinoer, meriuo ouuw vr.i, - i
lars. &c.
The sobseriber has in his employ, first rate work
men, and as he intendsjevoting his unremittiag per.
sonal attention to the business, be hopes, by puctuali
ty, and de sjiatch, to merit the patronage of a gene
rous public. Call and try me. . T. R. F.
Oct. 16, 1840. ... 84 3m ,
WANTED
Immediately, by the subscriber three or four first
rate Workmen, to whom liberal wages and constant
employment will be given. None but good hands
need apply. 1
rr- T. R. FENTRESS.
4 Never despair of the Republic.
v
PROPOSALS
FOS A NEWSPAPER IN THE CITY OF.KALBIGH,
To be called
The Southern Timet;
And to be Edited by
HENRY I. TOOLE.
Proposals of this' sort usually abound ia promises:
few will be made in this case, but they will all be re
deemed. The design -of the proposed paper diners somewhat
from that of any now published in this City : combi
ning more Literary Miscellany with Politics, than ia
customary with the party Press. Its main character,
however, will be political, and its doctrines of 'the
Jeffertonian school.
The first number will be usued about the Fourth of
March next, if a sufficient number of subscribers is
obtained to justify the undertaking. As it cannot be
regarded as perfectly certain that such will' be the
case, no subscriber ia expected to pay until he receives
the paper.
The size will be about the same with the " Raleigh
Register,' and it will be published twice a week during
the sessions of the General Assembly, and weekly at
all other time. The price will be Four Dollars per
annum. -
Every person to whom this proposal is, seat, will
please, as soon as all have, subscribed who may be sup
posed dmiroua to patronize the undertaking:, .transmit
Ibefr name to the Editor, at Washington, North Car
olina. . ' --w . - .,, - : ..v. .--
Z RARE CmSJYCE
JFINE BLOODED SI OCK FOR SALE,
IN RALEIGH, N. C.
"TTO 1 Polly Peacham, by John Richards, dam
jQI imp Chance, foaled in 1828, now in foal by
imp Monarcn. -
No 2 Lady Roland, by Tariff, dam Ball's Flori-
I lei, in foal by imp Monarch.
Tio 3 Mary Ann, b m by Gohanna, dam bv Sir
Charles, now in foal by imp Monarch. -
No 4 Lady f :hesterfield, c m foaled in 1830. bv
Arab, her dam by imp Knowzly. now in foal by imp
Monarch; i v 4V ' " " .-'
No 5 Lama; a m, foaled in 1830, by 'Sir Charles.
dam imp Buzzard. f ,
Via 6 Dolly Tharp, b f 3 years old, by imp Bhaks-
peare out of No 1. v
No 7 Bay Filly, foaled in 1838. by Cymon, out of
No 3. ' ' -"
No 8 Bay Filly, foaled in 1839, by Priam, but of
No 3. '.- ' - '
' No 9 Bay Filly, foaled in 1839, by Priam, out of
No 4. ' ' - .
No 10 Trustee Filly, 3 years old, eat of o!d Betsy
Archy. ' - '
No 1 1 b e by Shark, out of old Betsy Archy.
No 1 2 a c by Sarpedon, out of No 6, 2 years old.
No 13 b c foaled 1889, by Priam, eut of No 5.
They whole of the above property will be sold by
auction on the 24th December, 1840, without reserve,
on a 'credit of 8 months, the purchaser giving ap
proved bond and security - ! J C ROGERS.'
Petersburg Intelligencer, Richmond Whig, Norfolk
Beacoa, National Intelligencer and New York spirit
of the Times until the 20th inst. and forward account
to this office ' ' ' ' -
Dec 4 td "
mi
AI.KIQIl AC4Ii:iIV. Mr. SILAS
BIGELOW rcsrtactfully informs the citizens f
Italeigh and Us vicinity, that he will ojien a School
for the instruction of young men, In the various de
partments of English and Classical Education ou ihe
first of January 1841, in the building, which has been
occupied the present year, by Mr. John Y. Hicks.
He is an experienced teacher, amtestimoniMls as
to bis character,' qualifications, sud success, may bv
found in the bands of Mr. Nelson 13. Hughes al the
Book Sloie . of Turner & Hughes,) ta whom applica
tion for entrance msy be made in his absence. :
Refer also to, Rev. Drurv, Lacy. Raleigh, N. C.
Hon., William C . Rives,, .Albemarle County, Va
Professor Landoo C. Garland, Tiandolpb Macon Col
lege, Virgiuia. . y;v .y . x; ... ' - yt ,;.
Ralcich Decemher 1,1 310. . , 97
ILLIARD-' ROOM AND REFECTORY '
The Subscribers, at their well known Stand nn
Fayetteville street, nearly opposite Murhat's Hotel,
have opened a' Biiifian Room, where gentlemen,
disposed to indnrge in this amusement, may find at
an iimes an excenenx i a a lb, anp; obligin g attendan ts.
Connected with their Establishment is a Kefectory or
Eating Room, where parties can be served, any hour
of the da of night, with'the delicacies of the Season.
' Raleigh, Nov. 1 6.
ifXYSTER8 III FRESH NORFOLK OYS-
TERS.-TheLSulcriber has resumed the Ovi
ter business and will continue to- receive fresh Ovs-
Lters evavy M ednesday and Fridsy evening through the
season, t amines and others can be supplied at $1. 37$
per Gallon, or 35 per quart. - . f
, . . . t . JORDAN WOMBLE. !
. December 1. 1840. , - ', 97-4t -
ptHURCH MAN'S ALMANAC for 184i; Just
SU received, and for sale "By y
1 UimiiU OC I1UUHLS.
Decrmlvr. 4 1840.-
' ' 97. .
.WTAJOR JA.uk DOWNING' SONG BOOK,
jyjLLiHiil's celebrated Yani. o Stories; John Smith's
letters, wuh rictures to match. For saie at theW
, y . OUTH CAROUNA BOOK STORE. -27,
1840. y. y-y y'::'"yu9$-y
HE TREE OF LEGAL KNOWLEDGE; de-
signeu as an assistant in tne studv of Jaw. A
w ?plj..ot M-jp6viei .work, just received atthe
ri "vwvuiwnp pon,' naieigo,; oy t.- .
uystcraregularly received from Norfolk, every day.
The best Liquors and Cigars always on hand.
y,n tfrv r .i y - FlNfiLJATER -& MILLER.
WAlifS VERMIFUGE TE MOST USE-
FUL FAMILY MEDICI a jvr,n, w"'
Thia "wVl VnowW Anii-Dvttnieric nd Won
JM h proved w J"h"
nave tneu u, to pe rar superior iur "v; :r T
iT.aaes for winch U ts recom
mended. -It is petfecUysf, and no child will refuse
I Worms being especially apt to infest persons pt
debiiitaUd digestive organs and emactatcu cons,iu
tioiw, much mischief is often done by the ordinary
worm: medicines, which generally coisist or the
strongest purgatives, calumet, rfhat destroyer of tht
ny,,i;tt;,rr, i.inr nink root, spirits of terpentine
wrmied btL &c. &C.3 ArOcles Olims amu nrj uc-
rorm bun thev debilitate- ihe stomachand
ri mirlllv iniure the ceneral health, without
removing tJieT cause. Swairn's Vermifuge has the
peculiar advantage of removing the cause of worm?,
i .ivinv v'uror and heallbv action to the stomach,
bowett, nd organs of digestion, thereby relieving
measles. crouD. hoonine ceush, &c. . This medicine,
by invigorating the internal functions, strengthening
the organs or digestion, and removing the primary
.ne. nhtrh rat morbid ' secretions, will relievo
f2omn1ain!s.Cholic.Dveentery,Dyspepsia,and
the whole train of biliary afiections, Sick Headach,
A,idi!V f ih .Storaath. Foul Kreslh, Blewling Piles,
& . jt l9nn Br,tidotein the early stages of Fever uiid
culera Jnorou. - AS a general r amity ic;wc, u
aiand unrivalled, as it is applicable to most of the
diseases to which rhildren are subject. Swaim s
Vermifuge will be found of some utility to persons
who occasionally indulge in the convivialiiy of the
table; a dose taken before dinner will anticipate the
effects of acidity of the stomach, not unftequently
oreduced bv wtne. in me necieci 01 iui, iwtn,
.a dose in the morninij or the following morning, will
in most instances, restore the tone of the Stomach.
Families resident in the country, and isolated in a
measure from medical advice, travellers journevin? to
the far west, or Iwund to distant ports, seminanea and
all public institutions and charitable associations wil
find this remedy, constanily at hand, of ureal utility
Prepared at SWAIM '8 LABORATORY, Phila
delnhia. HENRY JOHN SHARl'E, General A
gent. No. 46 Pine Street, New York ; and sold by
every Druggist in the United Mates. '
WM. SWAIM &SON.
September 25. 78 3m
WAIM'S PANACEA FOR THE CURE O
SCROFULA, OR KING'S EVIL, RHEUMA
TISM. Ulcerous Sores, Syphilis, and the host of
painful and hitherto incurable affections resulting
therefrom ; While Swellings, Diseases of the Liver
and Skin, General Debility, 4c. and all diseases a
rising from Impurity of the Blood.
This medicine is p.irliculaily recommended as an
alterative and a purifier of the blood. It gives a tone
and vigor to debilitated Constitutions, which inval
ids are unconscious of until they have experienced
lU effects.
It is also recommended in Diseases where the
Luncs and Breast are supposed to be affected, and
also where the constitution ia broken down by the
use of Mercury or Quinine.
The Swairn's Panacea, is an accredited antidote
to the diseases peculiar to tropical latitudes.' It
made use of on all plantations, and produces a snee
dier. a more certain and less expensive medium of
perfect restoration, than any other medicine hitherto
known or employed. s . . J . ,
' This medicine has the singular fortune, a just tri
bute to its great merit, of being recommended by the
most celebrated practitioners of medicine in the Uni
ted States and Europe ; whereas, not one of the spu
rious mixtures made in imitation of it has the least
support from the medical faculty. Tbis fact offers an
argument so plain and conclusive, that it needs only
to be mentioned to enforce conviction. - Stvaim's
Panacea is recommended to all those invalids for
whom physicians prescribe Sarsaparilla Syrups, Ex
tracts, &e.
Swairn's Panacea is in round bottles, fluted longi
todinally, with the following words blown in the
glas Swairn's Panacea Philada." having but
one label, which covers the cork, with the signature
of Wm. Swaim on it, so that the cork, (bearing also
upon it as a seal I he impression, Wm. Swaim, '
cannot be drawn witbont destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. The medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when the sig
nature is visible; to counterfeit will be punished
as forgery.
PREPARED AT SWAIM'S LABORATORY,
Philadelphia HENRY JOHN SHARPE, General
Agent, Nn. 46 Pine St. New York, and sold by every
Druggist in the United Slates.
WM. SWAIM & 80N.
Sept. 25. 78 3m
NEW AMD CI1I2 A P GOODS,
Received by JOHN PRIMROSE,, on
Fatkttxvili.c Stbxxt, the 2d door
from the New Market House, and he has
opened lately, a very general assortment oi FANCY
DRY GOODS, which witt be sold to suit the
timet-. Customers of the City and Country, are re
quested to call and see for themselves. He has also
addeu to his general stock of Family Finding Goods.
Merchants and other purchasers can be supplied very
cheap, by the quantity or dozen. " s .
GOODS ! GOODS ! GOODS I ! !
He ha3 a complete stock of DRY GOODS for a
Retailer's business, consisting of almost every article
in the Dry God line, amounting to about Thirty-six
or Seven Hundred Dollars ; that will be sold upon ac
commodating principles, at Six. Twelve and Eighteen
months, with good Security, and interest from the
date. .
STILL MORE GOODS !
. He has also, a small stock, of DRY GOODS, con
sisting of a considerable variety of articles, which is
suitable for a small country business ; amount about
Twelve hundred Dollars : all of which can be seen
from the Invoice, and will be sold at Six, Twelve and
Eighteen months, for a nou? with good security, bear
ing interest from the date. ' ' v " 1 V "
.. MORISON'S HYGEIAN PILLS.
He has constantly on hand, a good assortment of
this valuable Medicine, of the very best and the mJ3t
genuine kind, which will be sold by the : Package or
Single Box, at his usual Prices. , . . .. ,s .
1 Raleigh Nov. 4th 1840. , .90 . ;
HATS HATS ! HATS 1 THE
iutscriber beg leave la inform bis
friends and the citizens of Wake Coon
ty, that he has resumed the Hatter's
business injheCity of RaMsb. where
-Gentlemen can supply themselves with Wool Hate
for their servants 'He will also clean and repair old
Hats. He will also .make smooth Coon Hats,
should Jent!cmen tiring titeir Furf he cau be found
at the Shop of Roger Fitch, 100 yards South' of Dr.
Wm, McPheetersV HewrJJ also dye Ladies Dres
ses, black. . . yy. NEAL BROWN.
Noverrdvr 24, 1840. , 964t ;
HJJK It F ML E H Y, O A P S,
aj .- ' I r AjMjJAJUi if
HAYWOOD have Istel r
ceived, and offer tSr sale, a large and handsome as
sortmeirt of the choicest ' " - - -i (-
PERFUMES, TOILET SOAPS, FANCY
, r u 7 .ARTICLES- A ; - -
and
and
e
the Toilet and Shavlna: : Bear Oil V RM,r- .
Macassor Oil; Italian Jiaie Oil ; Pomatum; Indian
-S?5-Vt;r5i?W.-w.of the hair j o a
So ot R W Cream'; Lip Salve ;
Freckle t Wb. (for : remo-ing ; freckle t!;
YegetaWe Rouge t Pearl Powdery Almond Pow d r;
o . 7 i. Koswt Safia of Rises
Preston Saltan To..ih Poders BmM fr.W n,n.
"i Kalcigh, Aov. 161840. - - ' - fiajtll I
uf.iBiin5 in pan oi me lst American, German
French Cologne Water. Florida, Lavender, Rose
... .
't f aiers s .a treat vantv aF tt. iw.
T3ATT?Trw AnAQTTfTlAIL R04D.Sf
is:
Expedition increased and no detention.'' J:
ITnOE. Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road ia now corn
pletcd and in full operation. This road con
nects with, the Greensville and . Roanoke Rail Road
at Gaston.;wVich road unites with the Petersburg
Rail Road near Belfield. A continuous line of Kail
Road and Steamboat communication i thus formed
between Raleigh; N C and Boston. - ;
Passengers travelling South-Jeave UaKimore at
o'clock A. M. and arrive at Petersburg at 1.A.J1.
next mnrninir : leave Petersburg at a A. M. and ar
rive Raieirb at 5 P. M- the same day making only
32 hoars, inrludinar stoppages,: from' Baltimore to
Rateisb 338 miles. : From -Kaleign to tue bourn.
there is a daily line of stages running in connection
wiih the Rail Road Cars. fro tne anum west anu
West, there is a daily line of four borse post coaches,
which leave immediately on the arrival of the. train.
and run via Hillsbbro' and Greensboro, to Salisbury
from thence a tri-weekly line via Yoik and Abbe
ville, 8. C.c to MilledgeviHe, bx. i nere is a:so a
tri-weekly hack line from Kalcigb, via ruisnoro aiso
Ashboro to Salisbury.; From Salisbury theie is a
tri-weekly four horse ikjsI coach line via Lincolnton
and Rulheifordton to Ashville. and also a tri-weekly
hack fine from Salisbury,: via Statesville and Mor
gantonto Ashville. From Ashville to the VVarm
Springs there ia a four horse post coach line six times
a week, and from thence a tri-weekly line via New
port and Dandridgo to Knoxyille, there is also a
lv line via Greensville to. Knoxville. At
Greensboro'. N. C. a tri-weekly four horse coach u'ne l
branches off and runs via Salem, W. U. thence across
the Blue Ridge to Wythe Court House, Va. where
it intersects with the Valley Line.. From this line
ihom ia nliu, iri.weeklv hack line which branches
off at Salem, N. Cam! "runs via Huntsville, Wilkes
iMiro', Jcffersow, N. C, Eliza.bethton and Jouesboro,
Tenn. to Knoxville. "
It will thus lie seen that there are three staae lines
connecting Tennessee with the central ports of North
Carolina, and two, connecting South Caroliua and
Georgia with North Carolina. All these lines final
ly concentrate at Raleigh, the Southern terminus ol
the Rail, Road. '
Travellers from the upper parts of 8outh Carolina
and Georgia, the middle and Eastern portion of Ten
nessee, the Sooth Western part of Virginia; ami the
Western part otpjorth Carolina, wishing to go north,
will find the route by the Raleigh and Gaston Rail
Road cheaper and more expeditious than any other.
The following Table will show the distances, the
time of travel, and the rates of fare ontwooftbe
routes leading from Knoxville to Raleigh, to wit:
From Knoxville to Raleigh, by way of Abingdon
and Wythe Court House, Virginia.
Miles. Hours. Fare.
Knoxville to BloujilvUIe,
Blount ville to Abingdon,
Abingdon to Wyihe Court Houso,
110 29 $10
20 4 2
68 12 5
118 29 10
84 21 6
390 95 $33
Greensborough to Raleigh,
From Knoxville to Ralei,
laleieh, by way of the
hevWe and Salisbury.
Warm
Springs, As,
Miles. Bouts. Fare
Knoxville to Warm Springs,
Warm Springs to Ashville, .
Ashville to Salisbury,
Salisbury to Raleigh,
75
38
136
136
15'
t
26
36
$6
10
10
385 94 $30
The above ratea are believed to be accurate or
nearly so. The route from Knoxville, by Jouesboro,
Wilkesboro and Salem, to Greensboro N. C. is
something shorter than either of the above routes,
and the fare perhaps a little less.
Q3 Fare on the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
less than six cents per mile.
Cautiojt. Persons travelling from North to 8outh
by the way of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
should be careful not to enter their names or procure
th-kets further than to Petersbuig, Va.
TTA YIVE'S EXFECTORAirr is decidedly
fy superior td any other known combination of
medicine, for Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Spitting of Blood, Palpitations of the. Heart, BRON
CHITIS Chronic Pleurisy, Difficulty of Breathing,
Hooping Cough, and all diseases of the Paunonary
Organs. '
This medicine is highly and. justly recommended.
by numerous and respectable individuals, who have
found relief from its use. Many who have been la
bouring under protracted Coughs and Pains in the
W . a J -: a a ""
oroast, anu nave neeo supposes ny ineniseives and
their friends far advanced in Consumption, have been
happily restored to perfect health by the use of this
valuable Expectorant.
Extract of a C trtificate from Rev. Dr. Babcock, late
President of aterville College, Maine. , ,
" From in ti mite personal acquaintance with Dr. D.
Jayne, a regular student of the. Medical University uf
fennsylvauia. and an experienced, successful practi
tioner of medicine, I was prepare to appreciate the
numerous testimonials in favour of his different medi
cat preparations, Tnuch more highly than the great
majority of those which are extensively eulogised. On
trial of them iu my wn family, and some of them
personally,! have more than realized theit favourable
anticipations. J hey are what they profess to be-
not quack nostrums but skilfully prepared antidotes
lor some of the most afflictive of human diseases.
know that they are highly esteemed, and frequently
prescribed, by some oi the most respectable of the res:
ular practitioners of medicine in s this city and else
where, and 1 do not hesitate to corgmend them as a
valuable addition to our materia medica, and a safe.
as well as eminently useful remedy for the diseased."
KUFUS BABCOCK,' Jr.
Philadelphia, 7u June, 1833.
Jayne's Expectorant. We invite attention to this
edmirable remedy for. Pulmonary affections, advertis
ed in another column. The principle there announced
of the morbid rharacter of obstructions -its teudency
to originate inflammation of the Bronchia, and conse.
quent vitiation of the natural humors is, beyond dis
pute, the truth itself. . The only practicable mode of
removing such obstruction, by means of expectora
tion, a result which we are convinced can always be
obtained by a judicious exhibition of the remedy of
Dr. J ay xic Philadelphia Spirit of the Times.
Jayne's Expectorant-liy reference to our adver
tising columns, it will be seen that this valuable Medi
cine is offe red fr Mile in this city, "by - E. W. Btftt,
Agent We esteem it a pleasure to be able to recom
mend this medicine, as the best Calculated for the pur
pose of curing coughs, colds, sore throaty asthma, and
all affect ions of the lungs. 'From a long personal ac
qoaintance wilh Dr. Jsynewe know that be is no
quark, and his medicine are not nostrums of the
modern cry-up, but are the result of his long expert
ence as a practising physician, and the expense of
great labour. Hartford CL, Dally Review.
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
, ,;, Valuable Medicine VV e do not wish to commend
one good medicine at the expense of another, but we
cannot forbear to nmice ihe valuable properties pos
sessed by hvuCarndnative Balsam? and the u Ex
pedotimtiT, prepared by Dr. Jayne, of South Third
street in tbis eily, We. havtv fHrlome -to give cvu
dence until after a thorounh trial in o..r own family.
Tbey are' invaluable in a family. of children, y '
. ? Numerous other certificites might be added but the
aliove are considered sufficient evidence of its ' great
Usefulness. r - ' f- ' s
'Cj The alwve article, together with all other Medi
cines prepared by Dr. Jayne, aro for safe in . . tr t
"RaUigh, by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD:' " 1'
WHminirton. Doctor Wars
February; 1840 . "
-ITAYNE'S HAIR.TONIC, for ihe'wlS,'; pre-
excellent articIeVand has, in numerous inslanceaprp-
doced a fine gfoww oi nairon wjo uaua oi pwuu
who had been bald foryeaW f'
From JIr.Graharn,Editor of the rWladelphia Saturday
; V Evening PosU- 7
' Haik ToHicWejcallthe attention of those af
flicted with' premature baldriess,Ho the excellent flr
Tonic" prepared by Vrl Jayne f ibis City. Having
used it ourselvea, we can speak of its -Virtues by ex
perience, and we unhesitatingly pronounce .it an in
valuable remedy to prevent the falling off of the hair,
and to restore it from a dead, fo a fine, healthy ap
pearance. We can also speak from personal knowl
edge of the eases of two - or three friends who were
predisjmsed to baldness, who by the so lof Jayne
Hair Toqic; have now luxuriant hair. ; Weiiave. no
disposition to puff indiscriminately ;all kinds of rcme-
, r e :, i' uK Pch ia hoir In. lint when
we have tested the virtue of an article, we are free4o
say it is good. Saturday Evening Post, Scp.7, 1639
Jatsk's Hai TowicThe efficacy of ibis l
ganl preparation in restoring the growth, of lh a'r
in bald places, is truly wonderful. . Where: the hair
has been jworo offfrom tlie ton of ihe.. head, by the
careless practice of carrying things in l be crown of
the hat, it is generally consiacreo luujcuu u not im
poesible to restore it, but it .is found fry nomeroQs ex
amples that the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects a complete cure. Every .gentle
man (we say nothing to the ladies, it-being fa'
presumption that their hair is always in rfull luxuri
ance, at least it always seems so,) every gentleman
wh finds his hair growing too thin, or becoming
loose, should place a bottle of Jay lie's Hair Tonic in
his dreasinir case anil spply it with a free use of the
hair brush every morning. he result will be a full.
strong and heallhy head
strong and heallhy head of hair. The cases that have
fallen under our own'observation warrant 'us fully in
asserting this. Weekly Messenger,
Cj Attention is called to. Dr. Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the presentation, growth, and restoration of the
Hair. We are assured that several most remarksble
cures have lately been effected by this remedy. It is
certainly worthy a trial. -"Philadelphia Saturday
Chronicle. '
Jatne's Hin Tome We have.heretpfoie.nom
bered ourselves among those who believed that the
?Hair Tonic," prepared by Dr. Jayne, was one of the
many quack nostrums whose virtues are--never seen
beyond the fulsome puns 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 ofpwlished marble, maogre
all our Jesting and ridicuhvoTnie idea of attempting
to cultivate so barren a spopurcbased a bottle or two
of the Hair Tonic from Dr Jay ne, and according to
his directions applied it. During the present week.
the same friend ushered himself into Our prestencc,and
uncovering bis hitherto naked head, astonished us
with a thin, though luxuriant growth of hair, from
one to two inches in length upon the very premises
we bad believed as unyielding to cultivation as the
trackless sand tnal SKiits tne Atlantic ibis la no
puff, but is righteously true, and those who doubt the
gentleman can be pointed out. Wnat is more in fa
vor of this Tonic, the case here cited was not one
of temporary baldness-no sudden loss of the hair-but
was one of years standi ns, thouch the gentleman is
hut f. . t ty-fi ve years of age. Philadelphia Spirit 'of
the Times, October Tlx, 1S3.
fXj The above excellent article, together with, all
others of Dr. Jayne s preparations, are for rale in
Raleigh, by Williams it Hay wood. . 1 "
Petersburg, Dopuy. Rosser & Jones. ' '
Wilmington. Dr. Ware. "
; 81 St C S CL SggSga
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
BY HIS EXCKIIEHCT EDWABD B. DUD1KT,
GOVEKNOR, &C
To all towhom these presents ihall come G ceding
nn J HERE AS it has been officially reported to
V V this Department, that en the 1 3th day of No
vember. 1839, one Natb:ak Labktb, of David
son county, In ibis Slate, was so beaten, bruised and
maimed that he died; and whereas one JOHN GOSS
stands charged with the commission of said deed; and
whereas . Lee Wharton, Abner Ward, Alexander
Bishop, Joshua Deer and Hope H, Sheen were pre-
sent, aiuing ana aoeuiug anu mainianung lue said
John uoss In the peqt ration of said felony ; and
whereas said offenders have fled and secreted them,
selves from the regular operations of the Law and
Justice t - ' - - . - .-
Now, therefore, to the end that the said John Goss
and bis accomplices in the murder, may lie brought to
trial. I have thought proper to issue this my Proclamation,-
offering a reward of Two Hundred Dollars
for the apprehension of th' said John Goss. and a fur
ther reward of One Hundred Dollars each, for one or
either of his accomplices,' to any - person or persons'
who will apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, any
or alt of the offenders and fugitives aforesaid, and con
fine them, or either of ibemjn the Jail, or deliver them,
or either of them, to the Sheriff of Davidson county, in
the Suite aforesaid. And I do, moreover,' hereby re
quire all Officers, whether Civil or Military, within
this Stale, to use their best exertions to apprehend,
or cabse to .be apprehended, the fugitives and offend
ers aforesaid :' i r' '-4 -' ".v
. n ' , ' ' . ' '
tt, viivcn unoer my uanu as u over nor anu
.t - . . . .... .
me urreai oeai oi me JMate or Ciqtla Uar
olina. Done at our. City of Raleigh, this
the 20lh day of October, A. D. 1840.
- EDWARD B. DUDLEY.-
By Command. . .i u , j
C. C. Battie, Private Secretary. v : '.
Description of the Offenders named in the above
Proclamation : , x
Jouir Goss is about 33 years old, S feet, 9 or 10
inches high, dark complexion dark curly hair." and
has some specks of gunpowder in his face stout
made and quick of speech, i . '. ;v ;
Lkb Hmarton i atxtut 23 years old, 5 feet . 8 or
9 inches high, fair hair .and complexion, bis ' fore
leeih broadand wide spart, largo eyebrows, a down
lok. voice fine, slow spoken and is stout made. '
Abxer Wan is altoi.t 58 years old, and 5 feet 6
inches high, slop stinuldercd, ifair complexion, blue
eyes, soft spoken and grey-headed. , f
.Joshua. Dtw in about 2Sjr ears old, 6 feet 8 or 9
inches high, fair t kin, blue eyes, spare made, thin vis
age, quick spoken, hair dark colored. ;y C
A,kxAHn ti Bisaor is about 35 years old. fair
and pale complected, sandy cxdored hair, quick spoken,
5 feet 6 or 7 inches high and'dark eyes. J?xyj
Hor H. Skskv is alcut 35 years old. 5 feet 8 or
9 inches high, fair complectioii and full face, dark hair
and chunky. rmde and speaks in the ordinary, way
when spoken to. 'v- ' Octolier 20. ' 86 .
EXECUTED IN A-SUPERIOR STYLE, AND TCUS
LIKENESSES WARRANTED CORRECT.
, BY J. JVJLSOJV, 1
' - - . , . r' vyy """
; Who may be found at the residence of Dr. Fabius
J. Hat wood, opposite the North Carolina Book Stm-it.
L where Ladies and Gentlemen wishing mgood painting
at a moucruie price are invited to call as early si pos
sible, u Mr. W 's.stay will be very ahort.i i ; ul
. Raleigh, ftoWAxj&&fi : . -.:96.i
oil ce, lo all whom it may concern:
As Bxecutor of the late Joshua Cole. I hli
tMion the Superior Court of Law, to lie held for Hat.
ifat county, at the KprjngTerm,1 1841, lo emaocipate
slave Mary, a woman abtnit Ihe age .f 19 years, and
her child Jodah, a girl about the age of 2 yenrs. The
same. bejng:,dj ected. to. Ie. done , by the will of said
Joshua Cole.,: My intention is to send thetn out of
the State, to the colony of Liberia. . y '
V ROBERT GART. Ex'r. 4 ?
I - ' " ' ' . "
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nanfax.Kov.TS, IA40.
w wmii our.
nEHWAHD DlTPTiv
Ha lhe p lewe f
nouncmg to hi. frien(U tJJ
the pbl,c at ,a,ge, that
has received frrmi Kew v '
and PhnadelphC;
ve, nch, and fashionaU.
stock of Gon.1. .
a-- The assortment comi.i.1:
part, of " - - "y
- WATCHES. , -
Gold indenendent ceennda. dnnlAv
y etches, a genera assortment of Silver do. of ev
nrice and oualitv. , e7
JEWELERY.
Gold guards, fob; and neck Chains, Seal.
linmond Pins Sc Rinirs. Robv mulP.mu.i.i i '
' . o J .natu UO.j.L
and bead Ornaments, iich cameos 4- mosaic Ping x
Ear-rings, prid PencilsThimble, Vrnigretis. .
I - .nl.l lTmrt. .nil M-. ' 1. t . .""SU
ions, gold Hearts and crosses, Jet do. and
1 great
ariety oi ouer ricu uoois.
1 SPECTACLES.
. S" A I Vi I
Gold, Silver, Blae, and polished steel Silcctaclpi w
mit . all persons and ll eyes. Tery sui-erior flinL
glasses, mat may lie aujusieu in any tramc, at a nu.-
menu nmire.
SILVER AND PL A JED WARES.
8ilvcr Cups, Spoons, Ladles, Sngar Tones. S.fi'
and Mustard Spoons, Butler Knives, siKer mount.'
ed Cocoannts, iCaslbrSr Candlesticks, Snuffm
Trays, Waiters, iane uaskets. Uottce ureques, BrK
tanma Wares, in setts and single piece, &c.
FAUCY GOODS.
Mantel Clocks, and Lamps, Plated and Japanei
Waiters, Gold and Sjlver Mounted Cane and )jp
Chess men and Backgammon Boards, Visiting Card
Cases, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Razors, Congress Kr.ives and
Scissors, Sanders' celebrated razor Strop, Dog Col
lars, do? Calls, ailx furses, rocket Uooks, Imitatiou
Fruits, Guns and Pistols, Ladies' Toilet aniLworlt
hox, toilat botlles, andHARKISON BreajUiini,
Medals, Canes, and Boxes, &c. &c.
PERFUMERY.
Fatinas celebrated genuine Cologne, Rose,LaTen
der, Florida, and Bay Waters; Guirlain's Crratn of
Soap, Naples, and Saponaceous compound. forSbar.
ing." Rose,' Almond, Camphor and Windsor toilet
8oaps,pearl Powder.cold Cream, Poinatum,bear'g Oil,
hair, tooth, and shaving Brushes, and a aiiety tf
other articles for the toilet.
,..; ,. -y ... MUSIC.
Spanish Guitars, Violins, Clarronetts, Flageolstu
Flutes, Octave, Ate Fifes & Accordions. Precep
tors for all' the above.' Guitar and Violin strings. Ex
tra Violin bows, &c. ' ----- - ;
fX Cbck and Watches of all descriptions clem
ed and repaired, in his accustomed superior style
Gold and Silver manufactured to order, with eipedi
tion and punctuality; highest price given for old Gold
and Silver. . -:: ,-V-
November 2, 1840. SO
IEW JtiWEIIiEIIY STORE.
? "ITOHN C PALMER has commenced the abort
y business in the new building lately erected by
Mr. Richard Smith--on Fayetteville -Street, a few
doors above his Store, where he intends to carry it
on, in all its branches. In a few days be will re
ceive from Philadelphia, . a new and fashionable at
sortment ' of Jewellery, Watches and Cutlery, con
sisting of gold and silver Levers and Plain Witch
"es, - Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ear Rinp,
Breast Pins, a fine assortment of Knives and Ra
zors, and all other article 'toot necessary to men
tion, all of which he engages to sell as cheap for
cash as they can be said in iMs part of the coantrj,
Watches repaired in the best manner. He flatten
himself, from his long experience in the business,
that he will be able to give satisfaction, ha bu in
his employ first rate workmen. Watches and Clocki
that can be made to keep time, will be warranter for
twelve months " y ;He hopes the citizens of Rakii4
and country around, will call and give him a trial
and - find ut . for themselves. Call at the sign f
the Watch, nearly opposite the Log Cabin.
Raleigh, N. C. Nov 14, 1840. lf
TXT) Y virtue of a Decree ol the Court of Equity,
Hjj will be sold te the highest bidder, on a credit of
one and two years. on the Premises, on Friday, the
25th December next, the lands belonging to the heirs
at law of James Webb, dee'd. lying on the waters of
Tar River, -containing about twelve hundred acres.
Bond with good security Will be required, and title re
served until lhepurchase monev is paiJ.
; JOHN BRADSHUR, C.M.E.
Person county, November 17, 1840. 95 4r
OvN the same day, at the ssme place as aboe, I
J shall sell the land belonging to the Estate of
Ann H. Webb, decfd. containing about four hundred
and fifty acres, adjoining the above mentioned tract
upon the same term a. - A. L. WEBB, Ex .
November 17. 1840. 8
C Riclimond Whig and Enquirer insert 4 weeks
SMPOUTAWT. TH E WEATHER AND
ITS' EFFECTS. The sudden changg of ihe
weather will be productive oPmuch sickness, unless
people are careful to attend to the state of the stom
ach and boV? If this ia done no danger will arisej
but on the first feeling of headache, pain in the side,
back or bowels, have recourse to Bbabbrktb's Veoi
tablx UirivsMSAL Pitts. 8ix or eight of the
Pills will in most cases be sufficient. And one dose
of this kind, it is not improbable, may prevent moulhi
of sickness. erhaps death.
. They , will, if used during the prevalence of any
cause for disease, entirely prevent fatal results, be
cause Ihey remove through ihe stomach and bowel"
all morbid matters that mjy have accumulated hi
system by inhaling impure air, or from eating un
wholesome fiod. -tU? -ifiiv : -
It is at all times ;asielto prevent than to curt dis
ease, because by taking; a preventative course we do
not debilitate, the natural functions of the body, but
rather sirengthenVnd assist them; the peculiar ac
lioo of BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVER
SAL PILLS, is to rleanse the Blood from all nnpu
ritiew. remove every cause of , Pain or Weakness, d
PRESERVE . THE CONSTITUTION in
state of Health and Vigor as casual changes caaao
ci&ct. . ' : . ' ; '
Eacli Agent has an 'Engraved Certificate of
cy (signed) B. BaAsruaiiTH, M. D.
? Kis Office for supplying Virginia and N. Carolioa
is. now kept at D;Bulrick'e Shoe Store, six doors be
low the Market," Richmond; Va. '
K The fcllowing are some of bis Agents in N Csrs-
lina:
-WILLIAM PECK,
S. P Rosers. ' : ,
Raleigh
, New Light,
f LouiiduirkT,
, , v Fjanklintori,
Favelteville,
'piugborouch, '
' ' Chapel Hill.
Hillsborough,
, , Mseon Hall,
Smithfielil-
. k B.& H, Baker,
R. W. Godwin,
IT
M MGary, .1
Stedman Ramsey
f J.JL McDade,
k Dennis Heart,-?
G. A; Mebane,;.;, :A
A. D. Northern.
- Th bIwiva A centa. and all others who are
not A"-
vertised. have receutly received a fiesh supply-
;.; Rememberl never buy of Druggists.
f.y October 9;4840.f t Jli
TSTOTICK S I ! CHEAP HAT AND JHE
INl STORE ! I E. Hall Co would iwWJ
iuform their friendaand ustomcrs.that W'J'rYf
opening a fresh and beautiful assortment ot
and Summer GoooVembracing every arucje
called for in their line;, all pf which wi w c-fl
reduced prices lo suit th present hardt imes.
and see the bargalni whic they are selling .snu j
:-or ,ewreeNee.-.?J4.tJ. T ;B.H.
Rakigh, April 31, 1840. 34 If
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