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EDITQIt AND PRORIETOR.
gpuscuPTioa. Flvp Dollars per antium -half in
Advance, .. j . J:..:. --...i... ..
jjon Ooa Dollar; each attisequont interttoq, 28 cents.
Covbt OaDXBjt and JcstciAi. AdtartiaemenU will
'"'''be charged 25 percent higher but'a deduction, of 33 j;
', per cent, will be maJo from the regular price, for ad-
VerUaer by the year. a,: V . ,
AifertiernenU. iiwertetl in.the Sami-'W'eekly Rks-
isTtn
' chorffe,
y Letter t the Editarinua j
TTOTICE Taktip ami commtted to the Jail
. l- etfiU county, on toe. 7tf4 Betember, 1840.
two WEGRO 110 YS m Runaways from ' 18 to 20
; fyeara of age. One who call himself Hchbt, if about
5 feet 9 or 10 inche in beigbt, um made, Jight com-
plexion. 1 ne otaer callnimBcst jobjt, u about 5 feet
'seven or eight inches high, rather siout made,' and
f Very black. 0ota say they are of free Parents that
, they are from Nausemood cotinty, Virginiathat they
" were hired t Mr Jason. Holland of said county by
their Parents, who hireft them to the Contractor of the
Pungo I :ana!;now cutting in N. Carolina. 'Also, on
negro man, by the name of Pkti. taken up on'lhe
30th of Octftber; 1 840, about ' 6 feet 1 0 niche ; high,
' black complexion," rather slim boilt? from 22 to 2'
years of age, who aay htf belong -to KichM Hebsba,
1 formerly of Rockingham ejaunty, N. C. Jle says that
Hobson ha gone to Texas, but be has two brother in
the County. , The owners are requested tF com or
warfl, pay charges, and take them away, or they will
' be dealt with as the law directs. ' ' :
B. M.'SELBY. Sh'ffPUt Co.
a : . rut '
November 14, 140
II ERIFFS S ALE.-TV ill be solj at the
Mill River Academy,' on the third Mondar in
February next, the fojlowing TRACTStF LAND,
er so much thert-df, as will-satisfy the Taxes doe for
tb yelrs 1838 and 1839, together with the costs and
' cost of advertising: ' -
. 3 Tracts belonging to the heirs of Lewis 4 BanjaA
roin, on the wjlers of. Little Ritef, l joining landsz
M. . TbmasaiMl olhe, containine 7Q& Acrs) for
. the years 38 and 189 not assessed. ' -
One Tract, belonging to the heirs of William My
er, dee'd. on the water of Clear Creek, joining lands
of Phalby Mvers.'conlaininji 50 A c'res not valued. :
;-- One Tract, joining lands of VV illiam Lauing and
Athens, containitis 90 Acres
One do. joining lands of Jane Younger and others,
containing 60 Acre no valuation,
One do. joining land jvJohn Jacvi, jr. and others,
contaiaing 200 Acres no valuation. . - 3 v
One do. joining Iannis of Hiranx King, containing
600 Acres no valuation. . . .
One do. belonging to Thomas Edwards, en Clear
Cnk; eootaimnar 7 tVcKt,- joining tmnda of Samu
el Nei'ey and others no valuation.
One do. belonging to the heirs of Davison, on the
waters of Clear Creek, containing 300 Acres, joining
lands of Jame Edney, valued at $450. Taxes due
for 1838 and 1839. - .
Also several other Tracts, belonging to the heirs of
"William Mill, decenpetff containing 807, Acres, oft
the. waters of Clear. Creek, joining lands of Asa Ed
ny and others, valued at $1225.
1 axes Uue tor
will ako appear in thA. Weekly Paper? free of
sm. JWunsfc. ws. ' . mn . .t M.-'um. 3 .. a
,&- - . ? " " 4
, ...... iv. iuuinn,Daui
Henderson, November 10th, 1840.
fj3 Pr Adv't. 6 50.
S6 lm
TTTIUITATE ! CtASSICAI IISSTTLr0
TI0I5. Xt!?:,Su'n8Cribf bei"B p.h
suitable accommodations in a retired location, proso'
ee to teach a clflssof. FIFTEEN PUPILS, eight pr
ten of whom can be accommodated with board in bis
own family.- -" ' ..-'' i V
The i4an of instruction will embrace only the stu
dies preparatory to a College education. And'in or
der that the attention 'oC theJostrucfor may not be dis
tracted by a multiplicity 6T eiigaemems, the pupils
admitted being' of the same grade, will be associated
in one. ora( most. 'in two clas. . .
The clau with, which the 8chbol will open on-the
r iK S'fYMOHDA X OF J AM TJA Rlf N eIt,
will be expected 4i tegiu ' "r
MHI'feOJti Of eX?A'8 COMMKITTiKfESj
with the usual 4inct sludies Latin Grammar reci-
lations Lat n Pr.isody Mair,s5itroduclion,cVo.&c.
Hoard aid TuitiiWf for-the Scholastic year, of ten
month ooe-fmF!' pat aCfc in advaiicek $175 V T)educ
TToiiawillbe made in case of absence dn 'account of
ptoiracteu sirnness. - ' .
To vopils' residiae in the Cily with their, parents,
v . the terms of Tuition, fieir esxiin. will be. a heretofore.
The longj varaliou will t'ake place at the closi of the
second senon . .., ;.j ... i
J The claims of the School for patronage, will em
brace, rt least, two particulars lhe small number of
. the pupils, arid the onetteott the object of iher un
. ' ,r' tr..- fijfcwTl?L6j
suit. - i . .,..,r- M, Mtrnbsit.uiw.
v Raleigh. December 7th; 1840. j. ."V-Mft3S
t 1 IIEniFFM jSAtiE. I will 'expose, to sale
kss aj ruiuic Auction, at ine AJeyn-pouse io noca
-tnghain, Richmond Cunty, ofi the .3rd toaxlayVin
1 January nfa1,i mu ofi he following Tract of Land
, unlisted for rar 1?39, as will satisfy tbel'axe
, .;'Iae,the.regelher;jv'ci and charge .for AiK
; Acres, lying on tn head water or the South
wang or Solomon" Creek, ad joining the land of H.
i ' ,s""l i"ionj eu vnvve;vcju VI eJUICel
iAWett,ir;,Te 48 eenta,! l'--- , ,W:r' '-
k, - 300 Acre, lying on th water f tarW Creek,
, jano Joh Ryiorraerly the property of Daniel Hicka.
Tax'96 cenU. '- ' 'j!' --
f7 52 Acres, lying ofipr near Bridge Creek, said to
.tieloug to James Stuart, ded.-i J'M I6 cents.
SAMUEL TERRY, Sh'ff.
November 17th.. 1840. ' 98
: . P Adv't -$i 50.- v ' '
. 'TV TV 7" ITCnCS FOR SAXiE, very lAtc.
V V GEO. U.ALLEN, (lu merly connected ih
the House of Benedict and Benedict, Benedict, Bene
, diet & Co. and 8am' I. W, Benedict,) importer of .Eii-
aTliah . ti 'tenolk ' twil .Mvalcrsi Aj aifiKsl anri lairallavB
0""wf ' VIK'U eUU nOS I IVH SJWVUI T
Wholesale and Retai0 Well Street.' uDPtairs. New
v -York, offra for sale all descriptions of Gold and ail
i yer Leve Duplex, Anchor Escspemerft, Indepen-
( ' dent oecoad. Iepiae. Kepealiog, and Verge Watch
es ; also. JDiamond .Pins. Kings, uohl Pencil, and all
descriptions of Jewellery; at retail, at twelve per centi
oeiow toe ujjnce jv. r: , i; ,
VVatcheapd Jewellery exchanged or bought.;
. ; :,V-30r Street, op lairs.New York.
New YfVi Dee. 14: 1940. " SmOSr
i , - -- --.
. rtri s - a aa
II inc. exercise oi my ocnooi wiu -commence on
ill -Mnnt AtU r 1mmr.mvm nni.
1 More an aad Salisbury syeets, in the House former
V'loeeupied aa tbe Beacon and Omnibus Office. '.V- ;
S. Mra T - 'if '.. c u'.l I, Ml-- -
l.'.id. 1,1 cffiu riff fi iinnn rvnnni ' win riimmpnrfl
l t the same ttme. , " t-r
PETER LE MESSURIER.
u io. . - . - ?;,:tll
ileigh.Dce, 15, 1840. - '101
aosmaaisBBBBBaaaBBaBBBKaasasBK
French "& German Fancy Store
PAYETTEVILLE TREET, RALEIGH,
THE; 8ub:ritrswsrtrulfjf : announce 'to the
citizens f lhi place.' and the vicinity, that they
witi open on Monday the 21t insUa NE VV 8TORB,
where lliey trilf keep on hand a large assdrtmentW
ocb artir las' especially t a bebng to the Jewel
lery , M Uic Cnrectlonar y andJTsiucy
Line in general. A- they intend to accomraodate al
ways, on the, moat" reasonable terms, they solicit'' a'
bare oT puU patronage. : Fbe most of their goods
are selected with great care, at t be New York!" and
13aUitnore markets, and among tbem are great ma
ny articles ,sultiOfe for Christmas and New Year's
Presents.' Among jiheir assortment are
LadM's Ringlets, Wire4 Curl and PuftV Mohair
CaM, bcauti,ul-Btffieial I YtUct FUws aud; 'oher,
Sc?4k ;n4fcjm JUexea, mthUyrltunv
Glasses, lice .,.
' JE vVELLEK?offine goldlnd silver as Breast
pina. Ear ring; Tingefrhvr, Thimbles, Pencils, 4;c.'
.GERMAN .SILVER as PoCt Comb, Set of
Knive and. Forks, Spoons, Spectacles, Ilnd Belli,
"PINCHBACK GOODS a varieiy. lirn
Steele Whalelone ' Sword and other Walking (Junex,
Coral, Gol'Alta Beads, Necklaces.
. MUSIC fClarionetta. Piccolo Fifes, of : EWnJ.
jjluies, Accord epas Violins, Strings, Bows, Harmoa-
tcons. ... . , ,
PERFDMERY-in French Fsncy Boxei, Bergn-
mot, Macassar,' Bears, Antique and other Hair OfliI
.Cologne, i land. La vends r Water, Jessamine, Wind
sor, Rose and transparent Soap, Freckle Wash, Oppo
dekloci JSssences, a Cinnamon, Lemon, Peppermint
anu J3eTjgamoL.-'..
GAMES, Domino, Chess-men, Backgammon, Lot-
U Nine-Pins, Clip A Ball, and a very great. asbrU
raent of other innocent play s for children, in Jboxea
i.Uic, DoiU of every description. Marbles, Ham
ming Tops, Drums? Rattles, Whistles, Harmonica,
Youth Harps, Trumpets,'Magic Lanterns, Paint Box
es, fine, Magnetic Toys, Watches, Trunk, False Fa
ces, Brasa Cannons, Microscoiefc Medallions, "and a'
quantity of other German Toys. v- ; -
Double and Smgle barrel Pistol, Percussion Caps,
Whips, Knives, Scissors, Sun-hours, Shot Belt. Pow
der Flask, Corkshrews, French Smoking Pipes, Snuff
Boxes, WaJleta, Shaving Apparatus Urushes, Black
ing,, Buttons, Uomhs. Ink. faner. Almanacks, Uml-
dren's School and Picture Books, Prints, Needle-cases,
Spool-stands; Purses, Razors, best quality, Slates, Bells,
Blowing Uorna, Pencils, Matches, Night Tapers, Mot-
ilasa Mugs, blass Flasks, Glass Lamps, Steel Fen.
DRYfeOODS-Vtfmall assorfment, iz: Yellow,
Red White, Flannels: Fancy Print. Bandanno.
Children! Socks and Stockings, Silk Cravats. Stocks,
Lomfons. Handkerchief Suspenders. Shawls, Belt,
Ladies' Stdt-kinas, fine white Linen, etc. ."."
- CONFECTfONARYia very large assortment, and
aTiof tha btVuality, viz: Macaroni, Raisin, Dates,
1500 lbs.: Crackers-and .Tea Biscuits, 10 different
sorts, . l)0T lba. Nufias Almond, soft, hard and with
out shell.Tilbert, pooberpeas, Palm, Wall, and 7o
coa Nit'Nutmegs ,400 lb. Figured, French and
other Canilie, 12,000 Cigars, Lemons, and Syrup,
Brandy rTuit Citron, Prunes, r lgs, Preserves, Ca-
penPcpperMucaV IbkJsa, Tobaccq, smoking phew-
ing, and nutt, Mustard, liquorice, Sardines in Tin
Canisters, Richmond Tea Cakes, 50 Cakes Green
Swiss, or Sap Sago Cheese, a new and superior arti
cle ; and a variety of other good, too numerous to
mention, all of which will be sold on reasonable terms
ibrCash. '
G. W. & C. GRIMME.
December, 1840. 102
.TVTOTICE The fallowin!? article at nreaeat on
v . . . r : i "
hand of the Subscribers, will be sold by the bar
rel or dozen only:
20 dozen bet Porter, in quart and pint bottles
40 " Muscat, Claret and French Cordials ;
6 - Barrel New York Sweet Cider and Al
bany Ale. " i
G.W. & C. f5.
"HOLES ALE AND RETAIL BOOK AND
STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT IN
PElRSBUKG. VA. James Wtodhouse & Co.
deal extensively in Books in the various departments
of Literature. - :
Country Merchants and others will find at their
Establishment, in addition to the many Books suited
to their wants, a laree and ereneral assortment of Sta
tionary and Fancy articles and pronounce thni
they-will compare in pricp quality land kind with
muy uue, cxiuin 01 ine- rotomac.
CCr Music, Musical Instruments and Musical Merch-
kndize of every description at wholesale and retail.
U Uhe 16. 94 . r- . J.-W.&C
rrmiE F.XfeRCISrS of fhe Willramsborough
tl remaie Bcnool -wui commence the ensuing
year, the eleventh of January, under the direction of
Hiss ELIZA REA,nrm Boston, Mas. Tuition in
the various branches for the Session of five months.
.. . . - .
a follows: . .
Spelling and 'Reading, . . "6 00
Reading and.8pdliiig, with Emerson's first
part, - . ; . V. - ; - - - 7
06
. English Grammar, Geography & Arithmetic, 8
00
, Phloiopby, -Rhetoric History, Botany, c, 10
00
lusieerthe Piano Fottet' - 15
00
00
00
00
00
Painting, , . - . . - ; - , - - 5
,Wi Flowers, , r - , . 7
Wax fruit. . - " . . 6
' Japanning,' ' ,f - - " - 6
. Board oiaybe had in the place at $9 00 per month.
Every veertio.n will be made to make this Institution
worthy of patronage. . It is hoped the low price of
board and Tuition,, and the heallbtul situation of the
place will induce Parent and Guardians to patronize
I tf,e School.
.
(T Reference to Hv Towiu, P. M. Williams-
borough, N, C. , -.:''','.. ' '; rr
December 18 th, 1840. - 103 4w
I'll sk no pay until Ihe Piano is,
tried. -If there sbold happen to beaiy one so
incredulous a to doubt the quality of nrw Piano Fortes
af er the abundant proof which have been presented,
of their superiority, I wilt agree that such an individ
ual may take one of the instruments aiuKlry it thor
oughly before-pay :ng for it, think there can lie but
hllle risk auy way in getting a Piano from s seller whoj
nas disposed of upward o Two Hundred without ev
er selling a bad one and certainly no risk whatever
where payment is not reanired until satisfaction is
given - . t r ' . 7 E..R JNASH.
; --Book arid Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Vs. -i,
Dec. 01. 1840v- , . ; 10e,.4w..-v
FOR RENT. From the first of January to the
first of June, next, the building on th Academy
Square, used the present year by.Mrt Hicks as a Fe
male Seminary. ...... ,. , I
( wibii! iJSUJ$:,Agent. 1
Raleigh, Dec 15, 1840. " 101 3U -
TrjfAIVAUJTIOItE A CAD EM IT is with
Hjoata Governess. A Lady well qualified to
take charee of this ' Institution, would mteet with em
ployment by applying, post-paidXa the Subscriber at
Serecta ?. O. Daplin, N. C.
. - , J, PEARS ALL.
December J9th, 1840. ' r ' " !04-3w
flTIHE BOOK; OF JASHER; Referred to jn
J, Joshua and SamueL . Just received by :. j
1
! TUKINftst fit HUUHKS.
Deeembsr 33, 1840 . 103
Tip ALEIGO ISSTITITTErf The citizens
UXj of Raleigh aiif North Carolina generally, ar
reieei fully informed that the Raleigh Instituted an
English, Classical and Mathematical Frtparalory
Day School for Boys 'of every age, will be opened,
(agreeably to the wishes of Parents and the absolute
necessity of the occasion.) in one of the Episcopal
School Buildings,' so delightfully ituateu,d Vithin
ten minutes walk of the Capitol, oh the 1st day- of
January, 1841. , ,
. tebms; :
Per Session of 5 months, payable in advance will
be as follows: . '. -
' i COStHEKCIAIr DEPASTUENT. .
For the uual Branches of tb' English Course, in
cluding Composition, Letter Writing, 4ic. . $15 00
CLASSlirjAI. DErARTME.
Fof tbe Preparatory Course for entrance Into any
University ji'phe UnitfdSlateSjiftr hiding iUeftdl En
glixh Course, with Mathematics Elocution, $20!00
No deduction will bemade for absence, unless pro
tracted sickness be the tause,"
The degradation of corporal punishment wilUe en
tirely dien8ed with, except in very obstinate cneg,
which the Proprietor trust will be very few, providing
the rare nt act judiciously. , l v
i? charge made for fuel or servant hire.
Hours ."Katttnd'ance from 9 A. M. to 12, and from
2 P.M. to 5. KOBT, GRAY,
' ' v Principal. .
Raleigh, Deel. 184d. , . 100 tf
nijRIlFUlllERT. SOAl'S,
J3T: WILLIAMS , $ HAYWOOD have lately re
ceived, and offer for sale, a large and handsome is,
sortment of ihe choicest
PERFUMES. TOILET SOAPS, FANCY
, ARTICLES, Ac
Consisting in part of the best American, German and
French Cologne Water, Florida, Lavender, Rose and
bay Waters ; a great variety of the best Soaps for
the Toilet and Shaving; Bear's Oil; Bear's Grease ;
Macassor' Oil ; Indian Hair Oil ; Pomatum; Indian
Hair Dye jfor changing the color of ihe hair to a
hlack ) Milk of Roses; Cold - Cream ; Lip . Salve ;
Fret'kle Wash, (fur removing freckles, tan, &c,)
Vegetable Rouge ; Pearl Powder; Almond Powder;
Toilet Powder ; Otto of Roses ; Salts of Roses ;
Preston Salts; Tooth Powder; Superior Ivory Han
dled and other Teeth Brushes; Head and Shaving
Brushes. ,?
Raleigh. Nov. 16.1840 . 94 til.
mALtir.U ACAJK1Y. Mr. SILAS
BIGELOVV respectfully informs the citizens of
Raleigh and its vicinity, that be will open a School
for the instruction of young men, in the. various de
partments of English and Classical Education on the
first of January 1641, in the building, which has been
occupied the present year, by Mr. John Y. Hicks.
He is an experienced teacher, and testimonials .a
to his character, qualifications, and success, maybe
found in the hands of Mr. Nelson B. Hughe (at the
Book Store of Turner & Hughes,) to wbom applica
tion for entrance may be made in his absence.
- Refer also to, Rev Drury Lacy. Raleigh, N.C.
Hon. William C. Rives.. Albemarle County, Va
Professor Landon C. Garland, Randolph Macon Col
lege ginia.
Raleigh. December 1. 1340. 97
Tf AND FOR SALE. By virtue ofa Decree
II A of Wake Court of Equity, I fhall offer for sale
at public Auction, to the Jiighebt bidder, on Friday,
ibe first day of January next, on the premises, upon
a crcdi " of six and twelve month, jttracl of land be
longing to the estate of- Mrs. M. Parker, dev'd. lying
on the waters of Poplar Creekadjoirilng the lands of
David H.tnlon, Needham Price, Lemuel Cook and
H. O. Parker, containing two hundred and sixty-five
MB -v
acres, i here isaaisu a new iwo story iweiang House,
nearly finUhod, and other neiesnary Out-houses on
the j.remises. ' Bond and approved security will be re
quired of the purchaser.
TH L. WEST, C.M.E.
Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1840.
Tf A VAfLfLKE FEIVIAIli S?91l N ART.
gj The exercises of tlie aliove- ixstitution will
be resumed on the second Monday (ltth) in Janua
ly, un.lef the caro of Miss S. H. Hubbard of Troy,
New York, who has bad charge of the Seminary for
the l ist twelve months.
Miss IIuhba2l, by her high literary attainments,
dignity of deportment, and amiable disposition, has
sustained the high reputation us an,lnstruciresf. giv
en her by Mrs. John Willard, of Troy, New York.
Terms as heretofore! Board, per session of five
months..$40. ' English literary tuition, $ 10 French,
$7 50-Latin,$7 50. Music on Piano Forte, $15
Music on Gnitar, $10 music on Harp, $30. Draw,
ing aud painting, in water colore, $5-oil colors,
$ 0. ' Mezzo'tiuto and Japauiug, $ 1 0. Half the board
in advance. '
TIPPOO 8. BROWNLOW-
.Halifax Co. N. v.. Dec. I. 1840, 100 4w4
Trustees Rev. Sidney V eller. Mason L. Wig
gins, and Isaac Hilliard, of Halifax. J. R J, Daniel,
0 Raleigh, and Samuel Arlington, of Nnsh.
tTTTARRENTON MALE ACADEMY.- The
y exercises of this Institution .will be resumed
on Monday the 18th of January uextz-f
'T TER&JS of Tuition for the session of five month ';
IraWer.English Branches - $12 50
Higher do do including Mathematics 15 00
Ancient and Modem Languages 20 06
Board may be had in respectable private famil es at
8 per month. ROBERT A, EZELL A. M,
t - - ; . , '., Principal.
Warrenton, Dec 8, 1840. . .
o kr EXTRACT FROM. RULES. '
-. Students from the country will not he allowed to
board at public Hotels.
No . Student will be permitted jbo visit the Hotels,
Stores, or Shops in the village, except On business and
by the special leave of the Pnncipai.
. No Student who is known to be ot irregular habits
or of immoral character, will bo suffered to enter the
School, .or, if found to be incorrigible after admission,
will be auowed to remain.
, December 8, 1840.. 99
TATE OP NORTlf CAROLINA WosAtnff
Ion County. Is EauiTr Fall -Term. 1840
Sarah Ann Keith WBliam Keith . Bill for Divorce.
On motion, nd it appearing to the Court that two
Subposnas to answer the Bill of Complaint Issued to
Bertie, county, against Wm. Keith, have been returned
by the Sheriff that he 19 not to be found m that county :
and also, that the said Wtn. Keith, is hot an inhabi
tant of this State, or hot within the jurisdiction of this
Court:, the . Court doth order that advertisement be
made thirteen! successive ' weeks in the M Raleigh Re-
gisieranu loruj varouqa vrazette.. anu in iue wa.su-
mgton. Whig:, and Kepublican yazette, advising
the -aiQ W iliiam . Jieith that, unless.be appear be
fore the said Court, at the ' Court House in 'Plymouth
on the second Monday of March next, and plead, an
swer or demur to the Complainant's Bill of ctmplaint
it will be taken pro confessoj such decree made
.thereupon, as shall' be considered just. ' . : '.
. Test, TH f.. TDRNERC & M. E.
JNov. 3d, 1 840 ; V; (Pr. Adv. $7 60.) 89,
ILLSBOIIOUGII ACADEMV.
The Soring Session will begin on the' second
oudsy in-January, . f sv ;
. : . : W..J.BINGHAM,
& li ; v - . ;.?1N0. A. B ING HA M.i.
3 English Department conducted by A..C Lindaey
DecBmber .v p t MOl-flr
ew fai ?aki TfiirrEn goods
OLiyER fc ,SM1 1 tl, . .z,
MEkcHAirr "AfLoaS,
rFayetteville Street, Baleigh, JV". 47. ... j ) ;
We have just 'received, and iarve now opened our
usaal supply oft Goods, which embraces every, tEtog
new, desirable or fashionable. These Goods havj
leen selected by'Mri'OiLirx ln'T.nV:sn-tafin''l)e
confidently recommended to our friend and rmstom
era. memrjers oi ine ijegisiature, ana stranger visiip
ing the City, during the Session, would, find it greau
ly to their advantage to give us a cajl. a we are deter
mined to sell bargains. . Our Stock comprize every
thing that is usually kept on hand in such Establish,
ments, of which the following is a part ;
-' CLOTHS. 1 1 '
Sup. Wool Dyed Black, .
L.doBlpe, . , :
" Invisible Gree0r' ' . ? . - - -' :S
Rifle.; -de ..:,'. ' . . .. v
Spanish Fly do ,
London Brown,' v : u '
Olive, and Dahlia.
! CASSIMERES.
Wool Dyed BlackTDiamond " Beaver,
do'r-rfjrddv.'.., do . suit-Blue and Plain
able for Pelto and O ver-coatrockes, Surtouts or .
Sup. Wool Dyed Black,
do do Buckskin,
Mixed Doe Skin,
Steel Mixed, -Suffolk
do
Log Cabin ' '
Prince Albert,
Queen Victoria, " v
7 Drab Mixed,
Brown,
Washington Mixed,
Buff and Plain Drab
VESTING.
Sup. Plain Black Velvet,
; do Moleskin, do
Blue and Brown Plush,
Brocade,
Scarlet Woolen Velvet,
Dark Brown do . .
Green do
- Figured and Plain Satins,
Black and Brown ; -Together
with an assortment of ready made Clothing
and Fncy Articles, Suspenders, Stocks, ( Light and
Black,) French Kid Gloves, Pocket Handk'fa Black
Silk and Figured Cravats, Scarfs, Shirt Collars and
Bosoms, and many other things too tedious to
enumerate. '
We have in our employ the best ef-Northern work
men, and will warrant every thing we manufacture
not to be surpassed in the United Stateseitber in style,
fit oHquality. We tender our thanks to a generous
public for the very, liberal patronage we have hereto,
fore received, and hope by attention to merit a con
tinuance, OLIVER & SMITH.;
P. S. We have just received a Plate of Fashions
from the Psais of London. Also, the latest N. York
and Philadelphia Fashions. O. & 8.
WAKE FOREST Pleasant rov
Academy This School will be resumed
on Monday the 1st day of February next. . The Acade
my is .'conveniently situated In a healthy and good
neighborhood, 12 miles north of Raleigh, 4 miles south
of Wake Forest College, and 150 yards from the Ral
eigh and Gaston Rail Road. It will bounder the su
perintendence of Mis Martha K. Kicrardso , from
the North, who has discharged her duties to the en
tire satisfaction of her employers.
The last public Examination evinced unusual im
provement among lrul upas, and ailorued great de-
ight to all who were present.
. TEBHS OF TUITION :
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
per Session, - '- - -
f5 00
7 50
Geography, History, English Grammar and
Composition, -
Natural Philosophy, Khetonc and Astrono
my, Watte on Ute Mind, .
8 00
Intellertoiral and Moral Philosophy, (chem
istry, Algebra, ueometry, Iaturaf i neology,
Physiology, Natural History, Political econo
my, Logic and Botany, -
8 50
5 00
5 00
15 00
Ureet, Latin, rrenrri and Italian, (additional;
Drawing and Painting, - (do)
Music on the Piano, - (doj
No deduction of Tuition for loss of time.
Board can be had in the neighborhood, in respects-
hie Families, convenient to the Academy, at six doll
ars per month.
v JUHiN -sec y.
December 23d, 1 840. . 104
fjj" Standard.
T OCXSRURG ACADEMIES. Thedu
J J ties of these Schools will be resumed on the first
day of January next, under the management of the
same Instructers, .
Board may be had with the Preceptress, for, young
Ladies, at $50 per Session, Tuition included, except
for Music, which is a separate charge ef $20 per Ses
sion. Male Student can have accommodation in
several respectable families in the. Village, at charges
ranging from $40 to $50 per Session. ;
Mr. Guilford Lewis, who ha? had under his care
Students, as Boarders, the present year, and given
general satisfaction to all who bave entrusted thfir
Children and Wards to him, ha taken a large and
commodiou house, consisting of some 15 or 20 rooms,
for the special accommodation-of Boarders, who can
have separate apartments, if preferred.
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Fulixb, Jtlr S. Pattkksojc,
and others, are also prepared with equal accommoda
tions for Student, male or female. . ' .
The orderly deportment of th Pupils of these School
for the last several years, combined with the healthi
ness of the Village, and the known good society of the
place and it vicinity, justifies the expectation of a
liberal share of patronage. ?-.,n -': :. '. kx-t
By order.
104-2w
December 18th. 1840.
SPLEXOIO EXGCISII ANNUALS,
' And other illustrated Hooks', for '1841, '
Legend of Venice, richly bound, H..( ...t : m
Heath's Picturesque Annual, ' ' ' ' '
; The Keepsake, elegaridy bound in Silk, .1 : ' : !
i Book of Beauty, 16 Engravings,
f Portrait of the Children of the Nobility, '
: Book of tlie BoudohV I s .r ? '.
1 Drawing Room Scrap Book,
frincens labieaux, . .... r ,
Protestant Annual, ,J ' ' ' " ' ' : - '
f Forget Me Not, Juvenile."Scrap Book; oke
1 Thp-above Worki arS 'put up in auperior style.
with splendid illustrations. Just received, and for
sale by ' 3r v 30871 ER & HTJGHESJ
TSTOTICE. Wifl be sold at Public Safe, t th.
XN Oourt H ouse in the City, of Raleigh, on the 3d
Monday of February nextjif not previously disposed
of, all the Stock belonging to theStag Company, now
running on 4h fine between Raleigh and Greensboro.
consisting of about SIXTY or SEVENTY" HORSES,
together w.th the STAGES and HARNESS,' The
Horse, are ail in good conditio and admirably calcu
lated for Stage service.-" A credit of si and twelve
months will he given, ibe purchaset giving bond with
approved security belorelbf property is delivered.
. T , : r. . J -E.P..GUION, Truee. ,
RaTeigh, Decern ber SJd, 1840; 104 tf"
J fNT ATEtfOF NORTH CABW.lNA-r4Gwvillfl
ti Couety.vCoort orjlea ana uaner.easionj",
November Term. A.' a ' f
Dapiel A, Paschal!,! ")
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Origvial Attachment,
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Thomas 'J. Hunt.
John jS: Eaton,
aton, .?
Original Attacliment.
ItaooMriB- to the satisfaction of the Court, tha
the Defendant in the foregoing case reide leyopd
the jurisdiction of ibfa Court 1 It is iherefofe ordered,
that nubliealion be made in the Raleigh Register. fr 1
six weexs - successive. iy, nomying aiu a hu"v -
Hint, to appear atnhe Court of Pleas tnd ;iJ1iaer
Sefsions, to be held for the County of Granville, .a(
the Court-bouse i Oxford, on the first Monky 111
February next i "l ben and tlier to plead or replev.y (
otherwise. Judgment final will be, tenoered agninrt
him and tlte property levied upon, made subject to
Plaintiff's demand.- f, A
Witness. Jame M.,Wiecin, Clerk of said Court.
at Ofiice, the first Monday in November, a,d 3q
- . JAMES M. WIGGINS, CI1!' '
November 24, 1840.
85 6w,
ACARD.-rMISS MELISH lgs Ieve to W.
form ber friend and the public,' that she ha be
come so much attached to tlie'-good old xonn state,
as to be indueed to try it another year. - Her School
will, therefore, -re-open tbe firt Monday in January.
At4be suggestion of some uf her friends, it is pro.
posed to have an Infant School attached to her Estab
lishment, for the reception of Juvenile Scholars, .un
der the care of her sister, who acquired -the system
from the founder ana patroness ot infant School. m
this country, Mrs. BKTacWlti and. from wbom, and
the moslMistinguished phtrort "pf Infant Schools, vhe
can tring-the most sa'is&clory testimonials as to Pi
ety, Education, and (be requisite talent. Imention
rifty, ror an Infant School, destitute oirieiy, it a
world without a Sun, or I might 'say any School,
What, can tbe blind lead ihe IJiud ! ;Tbe sacrrd
psge will answer the. question, Tbey will both fall ia
theditch. . . - ,;' v" " "
To pious Parents we appeal, in humble reliance
upon him who ha stid " Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not. for of such is the king-'
ddm of Heaven and w tstt the appeal - will not be
made in vain to those hose most ardent wish it must
be, that their children should be trained for" their Re
deemer's service. , It i aot' ber wish lo Interfere with
the peculiar tenets of Parents at all : their instructions
will simply touch upon those; points upon which all
XvbrtfeUan are agreed. . . . . . , ,
Miss Msixsa returns ber heartfelt acknowledge.
mepts to those, whose smiles baVe cheered "her on,
and made the Stranger feel at home.' She i aware :
that she came here under very discouraging circum
stances. Coming as she did. a Missionary to the
poor and destitute, many inferred that che'coalJ not
impart instruction . to tbe rich ; not aware, perhaps.
jhat eince the North hast been aroused to 'a venge of
duty to 1 be destitute in their own JamL the highest
talent in the country has-been enlisted in their service i
in the spirit of Him who has'eaid, the - poor yoa
have always with vou; inasmuch as ye hsve done it
unto the least of these, you have dope it unto me. V.
If a Missionary volunteers her services to feacn the
destitute heathen, she is. extolled to theskie; apdJier
talents are never called in questum. If a persorg"'ltb
the purest devotion and self-sacrifice, labor flJbsrf
wno ought to be nearer and dearer to biro, enliven Ofj
tbe same soil, bound by all the endearing ties of Coun
try, and who may require ihstructiojj a much as ibe
heathen, he or she is set dqivn as a person wbh wants
talent for any thing beUer. i hes things ought not so
to be : nor do I think tbey will le so long.'.' I see Ibe
dawn of a brighter light upon North Carolina, which
may eclipse io its meridian splendor all that has been
done farther North. Ynnr character .are-more ar
dent than (.hose of colder, less favored climes. What
ever you engage in, you-do wiih all you-'migbt aod
wuat eari you engage in, which, is mure important,
than to rescue young immortals from all the horrors
attendant upon lives of idleness, ignorance and crime,
and prepare them for honor and usefulness t.
Miss Mklish would also slate, that her object is
not to make money. She neither wishes nor expects
to make a fortune ; therefore, she; will reduce herpri.l
ecu lu as iiiutirrnic i.i'c as iuu vau, cuusistfjnily Willi
. 1 . . y... r ..';.-., A
taking a limited uuhiuer. .: -: .-! .' :
" ' TERMS, :. - - , ,.
First Class, which will embrare the plain and
higher branches of a thorough English Education, tor
geiher with French, per Session, $20 50
Second Class, preparatory to the first, in- .. ;
eluding French,
Third Class, which will embrace the eli-j
mcnts of Geography, .(JrammaJHiMory,
Natural Philosophy, Arithmetic and VVritiug,.
Music, a lesson every day,, 1 - 1 v
- "... . ihree limes a. week.
'15 50
12 50
26 00
15 00
No extra charge for any thing but Stationery,
if i found, fifty cents per tcssion,
M. CLARK, who has taught Vocal Music with so
much success, is about forming a Class for Children in
the afternoon, at the Session Room of the Presbyte
rian Church. Miss M. hopes that her pupils will
avail! themselves of this excellent opportunity of ac
quiring this delightful science,- As Mr, C. excl to
leave Raleigh, this is the last opportunity they will
have of heneliting by his instructions.
A Classical Teacher will attend an hour each day
for these who wish to attend to Latin ; and MK Him.
iltojt will attend a Class of those who wish to be in
structed in French on the Hamiltonian System.
rOiXFORD FEMALE ACADOIV..
VIV The exercise of thi School will tie resbnied
vii ine Aim uayoi January next, i ne J rasiee
having placed it entirely under the charge. of the sut
scriber. no pains will be spared by him to renller it
a valuable jand popular iiistitirtionNewi teacher
have" lieen emploed, and new instrumeTiUwill bo
procured, for the; use nf the school "The course f
siuuies win iijciuoe ine useiui aird ernn mental tMnch
es nf a finished education. The general jupc rintei:
dence and direpiioo of the oiierations of ihr School:
win ue exercisru oj tue suocrioer ine husines of
instructing will be performed chiefly by Mis Nich
ols Jrom Vermont. M J one of IN. Carolina, and
iM is .Watson from'Vlrginlai Of the qualification
of these ladies' to discharge thf duties that av'iII l re
quired of ihera. the subscribed-1$ abundantly satisfied.
as well from personal acquaintance,, ast Trent other
sources, '1 be residence of tile uliMucrjul becon
lieuoun id the Acsdemv : the teacher .wUl lw
ber of his family i and he will ue'prepired; likewie,
to board a considerable numbfT.iif.punils.lt3The
scbooL year will ! divided into two sessions of five
monlbs ech, . The i-ricest of board aud tuition by
me session, payable in advance, wm be as follow.
Reading, Writing and: A rithmetUJ j-j.;-,; lf 50
Engfish Grammar; Geography dc Competition 1000
Algebra Ueomelrf.IXatuTsi, Moral and InteU.
lectual Philosophy, ChemfehT. 'BotanV,
J MineraIogy,iJology, Logics, Rhstorie. and
-fHiitoVr t.; ' 12 bO
Latin. Grr-ek and' French, each - ' - '10 00
Musiobn the Piano Forte (
! . nn the Guiir 4 - J 1
.'11 -.-V
-r -
30 00
100
Drawing and Painting; each
VI . ..10 to
BEJ. SUMNER.
mmmmmmmtmt nan -em 1 :
TATp OFNORTH pAfiOLTNGrsiiyine
County.- Curi ofpleas and Quarter Sessions, .
uTfinDer 1 erm, 1 00 r - -
Xcwia and RufusrT, Heflin, Ex'r.! t
- Thomas J. Smith and other.
1 r"
A psper wnmtfrmrportinglo be lh last Will
Tesiament of Chrle Jleflin, dcea?J, as offered :
for Probate, and Tborda J. Smiih.-Oreen Fuller, and
If), rl.Hdren of James H."Cwihornby-lheir guar-
tl.'sn.vLunsford A.' I'ascbsl!. appearing and objecting-v
tbt'to,n'fne was madel ti) ; and id appearing l -tb
frirt ihai AVm. HWlin and wife Busanl Wlrn " -
Heflin and James Mano and hi; wife; M fry Mann,
o6fr heirs fcClavrofOIurtrs efiin, dec eased, are-&oiweiden!S-!
lt 4s ithcreforeiordeie4 ihLluiblics- , ,
Mots 1m joade ibsiiIf1eJgh.Rettse,,s.yw.
sbccessively for Xy, - r
Crrnn of i leas and Quarts; Sest.9 to bm held for .
ihe County of Granville, ai the Court-house in Ox-
ford, on ihe rat Monday in.Februar eilj and ibtU :
and there Bw pause.'if atiy ihe jthsse, whysaiJ ps
per writing afcall not: bd admitted uIPrvate,.4t th '
last Will itnd,TeUmci4 of said Charles IKfiin, : dWv'
ccs'ed.v " fw ;.?5.'.5..i'i.V:-' 1
' .. . ' : ,f r .... ir,i-' r.jj '!.-
line, jame m. wiggm, ,ier'iyiwju vu -..v i
at Olfice, the first Monday 4n Noverriir,AiD. 1840. v 7"
JAMEBMWIGUINCrit. f
F -TfTOiTOE ACADEMY--The Fall Session orthlk
Academy wiii tlose on tbe 15th of jiext montn, , .
and the next session will commence on'. the 15th oS
Jfiuary84L--fI &i lsXizLl.?; - '
Thislntiiatioa ts' divided 4ntn two; departments,
English arid Classical In each departmi nt the eourae
of Instruction' i full and complete. Inth JEvgtiah,
are taught, in 'the first class, Reading.Wirfing and
Arithmetic, at five' dollar per session of five "months ;
anq m: Vt$e ccu&-ut
phy, with the use of the Atlas,' History, Philosophy,
AMronomy, r&e. st eight dollars per; sessiear In the .
Classical department, is taught a full 1 and r complete
academical course of latin and Greek literature, the
tuition fce i twel ve dollars and half per session. T In ;.
this department student are prepared or any of our
UmVerBitie, No day student will be takit in either
department; each student entering the Academy i 11
be bound for' the tuition fees, from thejlme, be enter
loathe end of the :sesicW -'N dedo"cUen-"wiir-be'
made for loss of time,e(cept in case of sick'hess-E ve
ry possible ' care will be ' taken' xb 'prqmot'the 'ad- '
vabcement in literature,!' morality ect tyni6i,rof ;
I aarh student placed .under our care. J . t, j, '.
a ne subscriber 1 prepared jtoaceommouate eignieen , --or
twenty studentf with'tlolnCand good 'out rooms,'
tor seven dollar and a Halt per Tnontj, exeeps. canaiee
and mending. - Good board can t)e had "convenient, to ,
the Academy: s4 frehvaix tn sir and a'half dollars: per
months- -.DANIEL :W, KERR,
"Dec F " -' f-1'-. fi-: PriricfpuB- .
ITATE OF NORTH" CROLlNAw GraQviilo
County. 4 ourt nf Pleas shd Quarter Ssiofi,
vemlter Term," AtP .?1840-
ui r icniiu, wiiv n oiucis,
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Petition fortdi.
Edward Bullock, and otbersv; fA a
It appearing to the 'tiifactiol of the Courts hat
Mrs, A nn Dalbv, El'txa Bui lock, widow of Dr. Benja "
liBull-k Albert 8need nod -wlfe. JWsri AU":
ter Mangum alid,wife,lizat Erasmus D. Bullock-
''. - ' ww er a " ' ' Vt m. . w a . " a - a -r .J":
Alexander u. uuuoca, waner a. nuiiocr,'Aioierx '
Harris add wife, Catharine; Ann' A; Bollock and Jo- '
bert Lee and. wife Jane, reside beyond tlie-limit of
thi State": It is, therefore," ordered by the tJourt. , ;
ihat publication be jnade Tor fit weeks uccetif ely
fear at the Court of Tleaa and" Quarter; Scftuf!., tsr' -
be ;bejd tfor-the County of .GranviUe, .at lb .Court; '
Houfe in Oxford, on the fksl 'Monday ' in 'February ' ' -
mm, iich biiii lueie-ji ifieiu answer or urns urAo .
A . ir: ' i 4o. 4 r . 3 a m es
aid Peiiuoi;4tberwme it will be taken pro, eonfts ; -
so,mtulb.nlexpwte kt6Jihelm: u U? , ' . '
:i t VrMsjames MriWiggio; Clerk" of Uftmt -VJ
afoleaiLt Office the firtt Monday. in November. '
i if. wigj iN,criri . : - -; -
Novetnbef 24,-1840,
TATE O F' NORTH CAROUNAUtfrsnnllo
County. Court of Pleas and Quarter SeMiaii.
November Term4 1840. C ' f ; " " i
Anderson pxm m-dliQU
vs. - -'' uugiuai Attscamtnt,
J, White, : S. 1 ' r':-:
Latop
It appearing to Ihe satisfaction of the Con it, th'a
the Defendant Eaton J.n While resides! beyond the, r
hmifUof Ibis State; .It w therefere ordered that pub.
ticaiioh be made in'lnetlaleuth Register for six weeka
successively, ;for the said Defendant to sppesr at the -
Court of Pleas anu Quar.er Ssaaions, lo be held for
the County of Granville,. a,t tbe ' Ceurt-house in' Ox :
ford, on the fir't Monda'y'ln February 'next; then and f
there to plead or icplotyj 'oTherwie, Judgment final -will
l rendered agaiukt bim.'and the amouni the",
bands uflln Garnishee, condemned subfert tV Plains
tiff clairr4S Witnew.JamcM. Wiggins Clerk of I
said .tonrt, at Office, the first Monday in November
a;d.,'184o.;- i .'SlrkUi
ii 3 Si JaUGB": HZ W1GCJN3. pile, ' .
November 23, 1940; . l99J-w
TATE 0 NORTH CARORCf A,.qranviuV; si
County, I EaviTf Fall "Term 1840.. - - -l
' ; -'f v . ' ."",:r':).'.
Stephen Bridges ot wife, & others,") Petition ?fof aaloJV'.' , '
M, yef Land si Jr.. .v..v,
Henry MorrUQthersi; n;t,u-rrjea.; .
jyjK ppesring to tho satisfaction of the Cort" lliV"
UV UUEUUIDW, .SCIIjr 4" k" , WUl. 1I yi lCLul
John M. Morris,:Abrani iW31orri, JeW lluddlestoa.
and the representatives of Mitchel Morris, arcnot ii.
habilanurof this State J k is therefore ordered by the u
Court, hst publication be ' mad for aix ucceiv
weeks in the Raleigh Register, for the said defendants 'I-
to appear at me next term ot tni Court, to be held at .
UTe town of Oxfoi dn the first Moiiday of March next,
and plead, answer of demur In the ajd Detition of the
PlaintifL or elm we same be taken vro ikmOian mJ '
heard exparte '0 oea.iii ttnzn .
, .Witness j;horaasB Ltttlejohn Clerk & Master of
aid Court, ot Offiii, the "first Moriday,of September, ,
AB4U. V"?.. I1U, X. liriTLEjaHN-C: M. E. .
MX lord nor: go
TATE QF NORTH C AROLINA Granville
County, Court of Plea And Quarter Session
kovemher Term, A. D 1840.
Daniel AV Piw&alJ, 3d
S. '
i ws. 1 ... .-- Original AUaehment.
BnufliyPhejynuijkY tJaj y.'
Nancy. Jarrat Morris, "Groves Mdrrk, h- v Morri. !,
It anrjearlns tdthe satisfactmn "0 thil"Conrt fk. ' ,
the Defendant revide beyond hf ' jurisdiction i Itis'-; -
iLiwnurp, joruerru, ui puiiun, oe' made for lt
weeks successively in the : Raleigh . Retister -fi.r ftt " '
aid Defendant tn sppesr St the Court of Please and ' L '
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County "of Gaaa,' 4 . '
ville, at Mip CourMinuse in Oxford, opt the firr Men-'
nay in Fein nary pext,then end-thr topleStfor r:
plevy j otherwise, Jodgroerjt ,final "will be render-1'
wr iiit- mn in- loetni'tdA oi tit
garnishee epntnsfuWect u Phfintijps cUi
; Witness,' Jame MrWHg'iios' Clerk of M
at OfScethe first Mondav in Nnmhur "a T
Ceuri- ' '
A. D -V
" - " . 1 . JAMES MVYfGGfNS CJV-
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