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Hi v: .; vJ j ' - QJjCtters to the Editor mast be mst-hid. , SELECTED FOR THE REGISTBRl .3 FORBES' OMENTAL MEMOIRS. v On a journey from Baroch&itq.Dliuboy, with a small escort, he; stopt at Nurrah, a large ruined town which had been plunder ed and burnt pot long before by the. Mahrat tas. j ,Tbe principaUhouse, which was much better . than the general style of houses in 4indostan, had belonged to ail opulent man, who emigrate (hiring the war, and died in; a distant country. ; It was now desolate and the garden had run to waste. .Mr. forbes was privately informed, tliat under one of the towers there was a secret cell, formed to con tain his treasure the information could not be doubted, because it Cione from the very mason who had been employed in construct? - ' ta- I " a ing tne cell. Accordingly une. man . ac corapanied him . through several spacious courts and extensive apartments, to a dark elosej,in a tower : the room was about eight leet square, being the whole size ol the in terior of the to urer ; and it was some stories above the place where the treasure was said to be deposited. In the floor -there wa3 ra hole large enough for a slender person to pass through ; they enlarged it, and isent down two' men by a ladder. A Her descend ing several feet, they-came to another floor, composed jn like manner of bricks, and chu nam, and here also was a similar aperture. This also was enlarged, torches were pro cured, and by the light Mr. r orbes perceived from the tipper apartment, a dungeon of great depth below, as the mason had described-! He desired the men to descend and search for the treasure ; but they refused, declaring that wherever money wa3 concealed in Hin d os tan, there was always a demon, in the shape of a serpent, to guard it. He laughed at their superstition and repeated his or ders in such a manner as to enforce obedi ence, though his attendants sympathized with the men, and seemed to expect the event with more of fear and awe, than curiosity. The ladder was too short to reach the dun- lgeon ; strong topes, therefore, were sent for and more torches. The men reluctantly obey ed ; and as they were lo wered, the dark sides and the jiioist floor of the dungeon were dis dfstinguished by the light which they car ried in their ,hands. But they had not been many seconds on the ground before they screamed out that they were enclosed with a large snake. In spite of their screams, Mr. Forbes was incredulous, and declared thai the ropes should not be let down to them un til he had seen the creature"; their cries were dreadful ; he, however, was inflexible ; and the upper lights were held steadily, to give him as distinct a vie ,7 as possible into the dungeon. There he perceived something like billets of, wood, or rather, he says, like a ship's cable seen from the 'deck, coiled up in a dark hold ; but nO language can ex press his sensation of astonishment and ter ror, when he saw a serpent actually rear his head, over an immense length of bodv, coil- .l - - .i t . " - eu m volumes on me ground ;. anu working itself, intf exertion by a sort -of sluggish mo. tion. What1 1 fell," he continue, " on seeing two fellow creatures exposed by my or ders to this fiend, I must leave to the reader s imagination." ;To his inexpressible joy, lliey were' drawn up unhurt,-but almost titc less with fear. Hay was then tlirowi down upon the lighted torches which they had dropped,. YVhbi the flames had expired a large snake was found scorched and , dead, but no money. -Mr. Forbes . supposes that the owner hat carried away the treasure with him, but (Srgoiten to liberate the snake w Inch he had placed there as its keeper. WiietheiUhe 'snake was venomous or not he has omitted to mention.or perhaps to observe; 11 11 were not,. 11 'would be, no defence for the treasure v and if it were, it seems to have be come too torpid with inaction, and conftne- ment, and darkness, to exercise its powers of destruction Where the popular belief prevails, that "snakes are the guardians of hidden treasure, and where the art of charm ing serpents is commonly' practised, there is no difficulty in supposing that they who con ceal a treasurers is frequently done, under the oppressive government of the East) woud someiijnes place it under such protection. . Uhuboy having been surrendered to Gen. Goddard, in 1780, Mr. Forbes was" intrusU cd'wiih the government ; it is the capital of a uistrict, containing eighty -dour viIKSes, and yielding, at that lime,' a revenue of about 500.000 The city! though its ruins bore testimony" td.a former state of greater, pros perity and population, contained about 40,000 persons, and as many monkeys, who, being Perfectly unmolested, seemed to have full possession of the roofs and upper parts of the Houses On his first arrival.' whilW ihff flnr- lar was renairirW. hp fpsidpd in a linnsP iho Dack part of which was seoarated bv a liar. row court from that of a principal Hindoo ; mis being a shady side, he usually retired to rS$&it : ami' renIVnlfih i Ills' bbrik Dieces quently fejl'arjdut1iirn,-ft6 hlch heaii! no attention r5 till one day the annciyahe' became considerabieand'aTblow-Trorii a targer apiece of tile tlinWlJ-qiftIuin-:tiiijtif iicow the cause : the opposite roofiwasjooDTered with monkeyjs ;,they Ijad tajCel a .diUkev,to his comptexionahd had ciiinroeiiced'a sys- tern 01 Hostilities wnrcrrieii ine governor no alternative but that of changing his lodgings,;! for, he says, he could neither make reprisal, nor expebt quarter. ;! If there had been (ruth in the Hindoo my thology, and gratitude in the breast of a mon key, Hanuman himself ouht to have appear ed upon this occasion, and informed his sub jects of their obligation to Mr. JTprbes"; - for, at the request of the Brahmins, he had forbidden the Europeans, tinder hist Qom mand to shoot any of the race, leaving ihem in full enjoyment 'ofal their established rights and privileges at Dhuboy. Mr. Forbes did this in proper condescension to a harm less superstitions at least, as harmless as any superstition cambe; but h circumstance which occurred within hs own knowledge' would make hini on this occasion-lend a; willing ear. On a shboting party, under a' bianlan tree, one of his friends killed a 'female ntori-' key, and carried it to his tent, which was soon surrounded -by forty or fifty of the tribe who made a great noise,' and seemed dispos ed to attack their aggressor. They retreated when he presented his; fowlingpiece. the dreadful effect of which they had witnessed, and appeared perfectly to uuderstand, -, .The head of the troop, however, stood his ground chattering furiously ; the sportsman, 1 who perhaps felt some little degree of compunc tion for having killed one oflh6 family, ' did not like to fire at the cieature, and nothing short of firing would suffice to drive him off. At length he came to the door of the tent.and finding threats of no avail, began a lamentable moaning, and by. the most expressive ges ture x seemed to beg for, the. deadL body. It was given him; le took it sorrowfully in his arms, and bore it away to his expecting com panions ; they, wiio were witnesses of the extraordinary scene, resolved never again to fire at one of the monkey race. When a Hindoo has been injured or slan dered, by his neighbour, he has recourse to the monkeys, as an agency to avenge his wrongs, instead of the lawyers. The tiles in mndostan are not lastened on tne root with mortar, but laid regulariv one over the other; just before the wet season comes on they are turned and adjusted ; being placed in order then, they keep the house dry wliile the rains last during the other eight months it matters not if they are misplaced. It is when tney nave just been turned, and the first heavy rain is hourly expected, jithat the monkeys are called in. The injured person goes by night to the house of his adversary. and contrives to strew a quantity of nee 01 other, grain over the roof. The monkeys speedily discover it, and crowd to pick it up ; they find that much has fallen between the tiles, and make no scruple of unroofing the house when no workmen can be pro cured to repair the mischief. Down comes the ram, soaks through the floor, and rums the furniture, and depositories of grain, which are generally made of unbaked clay; dried and rubbed over, with cow-dung. ' it . A short time before Mr. Forbes was ap pointed to fix his situation at Baroche, some Mussuhien walking through a village where a family of Raghpoots reside, accidentally looked into a mom where -an elderJwomau was eating ; no insult was inteuued ; (they merely saw her at her meal,' and immediate ly retired; but this was a disgrace for which there could be no expiation. She lived with her grandson, a high-intnded young man; he happened to be absent: on his return she told him what had passed and declared that she could not survive the circumstance, and entreated mm to put tier to deatir. tie rea soned wiih her calmly, his affection irraking lima see the matter in its proper light ; one but her own family, he said, knew the- dis- grace, and the very men who occasioned 11 were unconscious of what they had done.- She wailed till he . went out again, and then fractured her skull by beating it against the wall ! The young man found her in this slate, -but alive, and in her senses i she im plored him to finish the sacrifice which she had not strength to accomplish, and release her from her sufferings;-; he then stabbed her to the heart. TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, CasweU County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Session; January Term, 1841 JPll4acken & wife and olhers' ? ?etiUo" Henry Hundleyl wife and other,. 5 &c y foruivi Slaves, Henry Hundley & wife and others, j In this case it, appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that all the defendant to wit, Henry Hundley and his wife Eliza. John Hooper and Martha Motley, are inhabitants of other States, It is Ordered and Decreed by the Court that publication, bei made in; the Kaieigrt Kezister for the space of sir weeks for the said defendant to be and appear at the next Term of ine vourt of rMeas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the said County of Caswell, at the Court House in Yancyville, on the first Monday after the -fourth Monday of March, 184i; then and there to answer the said petition, otherwise Judgment pro confesso will be entered against them, and the cause be set for hear ing, and heard ex parte. ., i Teste, PAUL A. HARALSON, CTA. Feb2-6wll. , i ' GOODJBAjCOiV-Low for the Csh, by the quantity. WM. PECK. Agent. ,v Kaleign '4 March. 194 TPrTT AUTED, 20,000 Otter skins, a Jvf V SFuraVif all kinds,' for which a treasonable pri nd price will be paid in cash, or barter, by J. H. Kinkhaw. 80 : Fay etteville Street SALT. Ground, Alum and Blewn by the Sack.. WILL: ! PECK. Hfere. small meces 01 inonar?anariues ire- .'ONLY,3I kR ANNUM, WHEN SUBSCRIBED 4 for BY V it?w 4!t''TfiePirllisheTs of The Philadelphia Saturday. i In pecurdance w,hi llie ecoppmical spit of te age, j ls"wll fcoM i flesire W extend their sphere of use-1 utloe, .ty placing J wiihia ihesmeans of every one lo procure ani unexceptionable Family Newspaper, have -reeved lo furnish, jha Uhronicle hereafter, at the following Unprecedentedlow rales, via : tor 10 copies far I year, sent lo one address, $10 2 X 3 5 2 4 1 i ( The public will remember that the Saturday Chron icle' isthe largest Family Newspaper published in Philadelphia ! i And that it contains weekly thirty two columns of cloeelv printed mat tcf, embracing every lariefy iChoicoLLitertry; Scientific and News i Matter, of a character cnlculaied to prove instructive aml-enlnrtaintng Mflhte Family Circlf. The Chtpri icle has now been several years in existence, and 4he publishers believe that, without vanity on their part, they may safely assert lha.1 '.. bas earned for itself a Jtepntaiitm' jar Excellent all its depnitm nts of Useftil Informctidn,Somd'Philokopky, High Toned Morals, and Uractive . and Valuable Variety, - mvt-i passed by. no . other, newspaper in the Unitetl States, -. , : The leading Contents of the 3alardny Chronicle, re Literary j Tales? the ' J Fine' 'Arts, Agriculture, Scienee,Travelling Sketches; Manners and Customs, Ladit.JDariuti)Lt, Biography Jfistoryl, Education Popular Statistic8t Letters New Pub- licatlons Moral Readings., Muste, 'News bf the fray, fa. i Besides these prominent featores, the Chmnk'lo will lie if.mml Jq contain a darrfolly corrected 'Bank" Note, List-a List oJ 'all New Counterfeits tkt Pfft ces of Sfwksjprtces'oj M a complete Prices Current of Foreign" and Domestic Produce, thus rendering the paper of great value to all engaged in Mercantile,; Mechanical or Agricultural pursuits, !' MUSIC. ,i As an additional attraction,! and for the especial gratificatipn of (adies, tho music of .some popular air, melody or ballad, will be frequently iHscrtcd, so thai our readeni in. the interior w;jl have the advantage of possessing new and favorite' Music for the voice r Piano, almost ;4 soon as it is issued in the large ci ties. This Dovel feature will doubtless prove agree able to the. patrons of the Chronicle. ! TERMS. The Chronicle being the cheapest paper published in the Union, a rigid adherence to the following terms will be insisted upon in all canes : For JQ copies, for one year, sent to one address, $10. 4 u 5. "2 ! i t 2. ' a single copy, " . " 2. No orders for subscription will be attended loan jess accompanied by; the money, and post-paid, and at the expiration of the time paid for, the paper or papers will be stopped, unless the subscription bo renewed. Agents will please endorse their letters, and Post Masters frank in full. To constitute n frank it is ne cessary to write the name of the Postmaster in full, and the word "free" also. The Posi master General has decided that a Post master may enclose money in a letter to the Publisher of a Newspaper, to pay the subscription of a third person, and frank the letter, if written by himself. MATTHIAS & TAYLOR, Publishers, No. 86,South Sexmd Street, Philadelphia. March 1, 19 SPL,IBII LOTTERIES. ; D. S. Gregory & Co. JfTanagrcrs. 30.000 DOLLARS, 40 Prizes of $1,500. TTT1RGINIA VVELLSBURG LOTTERY. Class V C fr 1841. To be drawn at Alexandiia, Va. on Saturday, lSth March, 1841. i GRATin CAPITALS. $30,OCO-$lO,000! $5,000 $3,5oo $3,070 $3,000 $2 500. tXj 40 PfiZ'S of $1,500. &c. Tickets SlOlrt alves $5 Qu jtrters $2 50 Cettiflcates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $130 do 25 Half do do 65 Do do 25 Quarter 32 Thirty Thousand Dollars, Ami 200 of 500 Dollars. Virginia ;Hoiioiigalia Lottery, i Class C. for 1841. To be -drawn at Alexandria, Yaon Saturday, the 20th ! March, 1841. i GRAND SCHKMK. $30,000 $10.000 -$5,000 -3,000$2.3S7--S2,000 $100-$l,8i'(l$I,?e0 $1,0001,600- 2 of $1,500 3 of 1300-5 of $1,250 200 of $50O. Tickets 10, Halves $5. Quarters $2 5 Certificates of Packages ol 25 VVhole Tickets $130 Ho I do 25 Half , do 65 i'o j do 25 Quarter do 33$ FORTY THOUSAND FIFTEEN THOU SAND DOLLARS. TTTIRGINIA )EESUURG LOTTERY, Class D. y .for 1841 To be rdrawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, the 27th of March, 1 84 1 . OIUKD capitals: $40,000815,000 $10,000 $6,000 , , $5,000 $3,000 $2,320. 30 prizes of $1,00060 of $500-60 of $300 129 of $200, &c. Tickets $10, Halves $5, Quarters $2 50 Certificates uf Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $130 Do Do do 25 Half do do 25 Quarter do 65 32 CTj' For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Pack ages in the above Splendid Lotteries aUdress V. o. UKtiUUKX cc v;o. managers, "; Washington, D.' C. Drawings sent- immediately after they are over to all who order ajaltve. , TTftAIIlTIiVG, &C 1 Ire toubscnlwrs are fwe lrT pared tn execute all kinds of HOUSE AD l(iXv rAIii I v v An,,lau""B Vf every variety ui Marble, and of all kinds of Wood ; abo Wall Famtin?,' Paper-hanging, Gilding, Glazing, &c. &c. attended to at the shortest notice, and done in a su perior style of workmanship. ! , v Persons wishing Painting of any description exe cuted.lty calling at the j Shop next door to the Bank of the State, may expect to have it done to their en tiresatishictiocj 4 - C. & 8. FRAZIER. , ' Raleigh. March 1, 1841. , 19 6m' IF! OR HIRE. A Negro girl aged about 14, Suited to the houset Enquire at this Ouiee. KileigB Jan 16 7 tf ' t ucnirrs s A.-NQTiciJi at thto tyourth'msc m! tpiicbrtt.'Cabanns Qiunty, oo t he third "Monday .'cfMaroh next the 1 following 1 Tracts of L;and or, isju tmjrb tbercoijar i-ill beTteccs-' uuo lueinin lor luc vir,io);, auu ail comb auu cnur- ges.' i6 wit ! lit Vftiimx Dflli Li.it i'C 4"- ' rt'-" r No T Byv whom listed. I On or near what r ; I Tax due ;tlTelreon water, course. 114 Jtthti H Biggers f. Iteedy Crcek do do .do du do d ;i 174 1 83 1 24 7 15 93 Andrew M Fiinn 142 Uuhn A lluwie 778 John, VMean8 ' 100 112 Robert ;Carriean Coddle Creek 30 'James Gallimore James McMorrison do do do do 08 130 83 72$ Hiram W Hudson Irish Buffalo 44 218 Francis Miller do do - 70 20 76 3t 'atharine Barnhart Littlo Cold water 13 96 69 70 30 Robert Dawotl. , do , .do, , do ' do' ' Big Cold water Three Mile Br'ch. William Moore v 1 134 Jacob Searaon Eltas Misenhimer 225 72 Rineholt Suther do do 54 140 David Suth'cr i do do 351 338J Jacob Canoy iLiule Buffalow 58 11 42 92 51 13 CQ 34 35 I 94 30 45 77 09v; 23 George Eagle do, . do do ' ' do 118 102 Peter Troutman, tf Uaniel afr t jChainey Wolf 250 Hemy" Hinisomoft pjlJtt!e Bear CVeek 20 Leah Qailman n Adams' Creek 140 Dan I, D Rideuhour do , .. do i do do 300 216 ? Henry Ridenhour Jacob Fink ' Dutch Buffalow 48 Tolus Forr, jr.; do do J30 Mosso Archibald Rocky, RHer U4 Mark Hunnvcutt do . . . do dp tdo do do 83 Chn8iopher TTow ' 230 ; William Watson 185 Beverly Gray. sr. Beverly Gray, jr. , htfuddy Creek'? 62 46 , . do do Clear Creek I, 62 1 376 Georjre W Polk 1 54 136 D N McEaichran Anderson's Creek 91 64 206 McCamy White do : do Unlisted, and subject to double Tax : 154 John F Barnhart John Harris Back Branch 54 99 04 56 64 76 320 259 Plum Kua Dutch Buffalow Big Cold water Mudoy tireek Rocky River Matbias Rinehatt Alfred Slough Harrod Reed . 54 70 128 I lot Henry Linker (oc cupied by) George Phifers heirslTown of Concord 52 Terms Cash. LEWIS B.KRIMMINGER, Sheriff $10 50 of Cabarrus county. February 3, 1841, . 12 oaw4w IMPROVED LOTS FOR S&SjE! The Suiiscriber, finding it necessary lo' retire from this nlace. and return lo his former place of residence, offers for Sale the House . - and Lot where be now lives, in the South-Eastern part of the City. The L..t is elevated and Idry, ha ving a gentle slope from the front lo the back- street-; contains one and a half acres, enclosed all round with new paline, and encloses one of the bet wi lls of wa ter in the City. I he House is 40 by lo leet, two stories high, to which is attached a Shed with two room?, and there is alsrt a Dining Ko..m in the base. ment making it a very ronvnient and ;pleasant Dwelling. There il anT Office; in the 'yard, with two rooms ; and lite Kitchen and other building are good and convenient. There is a good Stable and Barn, with n Shed for Carriages, and Ihe whole of the Buildings, and Lot present a neat and pleasant ap pearance. He aNo. offers for Sale another n ear the Public Squure, u Wilmington Street, second door from the new Baptist Church, containing one-third of an acre, on which is a two story Hoime, 34 by 18 feet, with an L conveniently connected with a Kitchen, ma king it a comfortable residence. He would also sell that long row of Rooms, sixteen in number, fronting Morgan" eti cel. between Wash ington Hotel and the new Baptist Church, embracing 130 feet of ground by 30. ' Further description i deemed unnecessary, as those wishing to ;buy will choose to examine for themselves. The price tor the above hots and Buildings, and terms of payment, will l low and accommodating, and &uch as noJidoubt will soil those who may wish to purchase. a. j. battle. Raleigh, February 25, 1841. v 18 if 03" Star and Standard till forbid. FMESM .ZEIREJVIIjS. RECEIVED THIS DAY, ' 16 boxes Oranges and Lemons, at 50 and 60 cents per dozen 15 kegs Malaga Gripes, at 35 cents per IK 200 pounds Raisins ; 200 pounds Prunes; 6 barrels A pples ; 30 InJxesSegars; Havanna, Principe, Regalia, &c. Chocolate, Snuff, Citron, Nutmegs, Currents, Figs, Sweef Oil, Muscat, Wine, Tallow and Sperm Candle?, Brown and Variegated Soap; Pine Apple Cheese Guitars and Strings, Pipes, Time-pieces Specta cles, Cologne. Accordeo x,lrwprice; BelIs,Umbrel!a?,Bas!;ets, Brushes, Knives, Toib t Glasses, 1'ases.forCi-' gars, Pencils, Stfckings, Gloves, Dolls' heads with hair, Painted Tumblers, Amber Beads, Black Mohair Caps, double and single barrel Pistols, Window Glass 14 H 18, Lamp and Candle wick."' , And a large variety of LadieV Work -Boxes, of Paper and Wood-!-of the finest kind, , Sperm OIL, of the most superior qualify. G. W. 4- C. GRIM ME. Raleigh, Feb. 23. A Superior Frritcli Grand Action Piano For te Warranted to stand in any Climate, Mauulaoui.ed by , W uke and Glenn, New York. Just received and for sale by , TURNER fc HUGHES. ' Feb 12 14 Bookseners, Sir. Raleigh N. C. gllX HUNDRED DOLLAR PIANO.--I have for sale another of those splendid six hundred dollars Piano Fortes. Those who want something extra, and uncommon, will do well to get the instrument allu ded to.- . . . , -, Most of the Pianos bought from the subscriber, are never seen by their purchasers, untit unpacked at their places of destination. E.P.NASH. c Petersburg, Feb. 0, 1841. - 13 V O MORE WAGON LOADS of cheap Lex ington Cotton Yams and Cloths, fust -to hand. Assortment complete and we intend , to keep if so. We - thank the public for' its past encouragement of our Southern industry. WILL: PECK. 1 Raleigh, Feb 2 Utf. -ar, OA ED EN SEEDS-from the best; and most popular Seedsmen and Gardener in the North ern States; (warranted ' fresh and genuine,)1 crop of 1840. A large supply 'lust1 received and for sale at the NorA Carolina; Bookstore, bvs MMi- TXJuNER & HUGHES, January 8, 1841. r, '. j - N B. Flower Seeds asso-tedt ijllvj S IOOPFER, TOT AWO SHEET IJROJS i! FACTORY. The S?ulscriber having taken the blouse onFavecteville St reel, formerly occupied as 7Jf Fear Barik, would resiiectfullv inform tlie fpoblic that he intends carrying on ihe Copper, Tin and;ishec.t Iron Ware Manufactory in all its various Irtnehes.i-fTIe wishes also lo inform the inhabitants of Raleigh nd its vicinity, that he con, and. is deter-l-lhia Wares as low as can be purchaWd in any NoWern city, by wholesate or retailtor pasb Merchant! and oihe8 wairting arliclcin iisli.1c, are refctfuffr Invited lo call befofe thcy purclTase efse where; Old work neatly repaired, and at ihe short est noUef.. A few StifU on band which will be sold at a Very small per cent, for eaih.V1 s;t?, f7 Copjier, Tin' and Zin .Uoofinn fhftvSioaT N. B. Orders from the country will be promplly .ended to. yZtt'r i attc . I J-U. K1BKHAM. ; Raleigh, July 26, 1840. K 1 RKniM'S Patent Clilncc Hiller. i ne ouuxcntteraiso oners tor sale at Itis r actory, a few of ihooe very paluable, Steamers, known to' be the surest remedy for clearing Bedsteads ol tliesc'tor menting Bug", to Chinee Steamer i made 'only by httuselfy and 1 Wrarranted never to burst, and at all times to clear Bedsteads perfectly, without the least damage to the finest carved work. .v Haying. lad in use the above Machine, for many years. 1 baveyio hesitation in raying, that it is the best means thai has ever been formed for destroying Chinees, and would recommend every person In use it. i B, F HALSEY. , This will certify, paving frequent'used Mr. .!. P Kirkhan Chiuce Steamer, I cheerfully recommend it to the public as a simple and easv way to destroy tnem, ana wnnoui any uaroage roine rurniiurc... VJ" Ft G. MARSHA LL. Halifax, July 25, 1840 , . : . . 6a, THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for,. sale privately, their well known Farm and Mercantile stand, which is UtTteved to be the , best ' couh'try stand an iv where in the Country. The1 Farm'is amply' suffi cient for ihree or four hand ; the Dwelling is targe, and commodious, with three rooms below stairs, and three rooms with five fire places; framed kitchen and Stone chimney, with tood houses for servants', use. The Store House is sixty-two feet long, with tw fire I- places, and the Store thirty-eight feci in length, and sixteen feet wide, and not too large for the business of the vicinity. Also a Gin House, twenty-four feet square, and a Church close by the -Store, within sev enty yards. There are besides, all necessary-Out house. Further particulars is deemed unnecessary i application, any person can examine lor tnem selves. - If we should not sell by the 1st of May, we may go to business ajain ourselves. A.S. WYxXNE&CO. Wake County, January 15lh 1841,. ; . ? rt $ ; INFANTS SCH0)3L,The Infant ScliupL under the superintendence, of, Mrs. ' at, frwn I'hltadeTphia, will be opened as early' in the Spring as trte weather will permit. , . . , ; The abuses which have crept into the system will be n jecled, and the plan of Pestalozzi will be pursued as much, ua possible, namely, to develope the powers of the; mind by presenting ideas and not a mere mass of words." The memory will be exercised'but not over taxed. '' As central a locat'on as ran be pcured, . will be chosen fr the School . , ; , Children will Ua admitted from the age qf three .to seven. ' ' " ' ' ' Terms- Thc first Clnss, which, will embrace the element of .Natural History; History, Natural Ph'i osophy, Arithmetic. Gegrajhf, Grammar, Wriiiiiff, and Drawing, per Session, ' $10 50 Second Class,' . "'" 8 50 Thrnl Class, 6 '50 Cj Thoe who wish to patronize the School, will be so goo-1 as to send their names to Mis Mklish, at Mr. LeMessurier's, corner of Morgan' and Salisbu ry streets. Fel. 12 , , 14 SHERIFF 'S SALEJ--IVoticp. I sliall expose to public Sale, at ihe Couri-boue door, in' the town of Rockingham, Richmond County, on the thiid Monday J April next, so much of the fol lowing Trncts of Land as will be sufficient to satisfy the taxes due. Uiereon for the years 1838 and 1839, and costs. of advertising, viz : 45 Acres m -re or less,' said to belong lo . Pearre, Tax, 55 cents, lying near Huffalow Creek. 150 do listed lo Roderick McSwan, near Marks' Creek, Taxes 15 cents. 100 do. listed by James Nelson, lying on Carter leges Creek Tax $9 54 cent. 600 do. listed by Alexander Cunningham, dee'd. lying on the waters of the Rocky Fork, Tax $8 40. 55 do. listedTy Charles' Bowen, near Baities Bridge, on Gun Swamp, Tax 23 cents. , 50 do. listed by Daniel P. Lytch. adjoTniiig the lands of Jinnett McNair and others. Tax 3 74 cs. SAMUEL TERRY, shff. -Rockingham, Richmond County, Feb. 24, 1S41. Price Adv. $7 50. . I R W E A V the choice of your Piano to JLj myself, and I'll insure you a. fine one. There are many persons who would ur cbase Piano Fortes if they 'Could be sore of being suited without much .trouble. To such I would say. leave the choice ot the instrument to myself, and if I send yon nn indifferent article itsill be my own loss. Simply send in your order, and say what priced Piano shall be chosen, :M ? I am thoroughly convinced myself that my Pianos re superior, and in order that olhers may be convin ced also, I will agree for them; to be tried before lieing piiid for. It is out of my power to make a niore libe ral proposition, i r- j E. P. NASH, Book and Piano Forte seller Petersburg, Va. Febmary 6 1841. 13 AND FOR SALE. The subscriber wishes to sell a tract of Land containing between 300 and 400 acres, lying within four mile's of the City of K a leigh, directly on the ' road leading ' from tttence to Fayette ville. v About 250 acres baa been cleared, ad about lOO acres' of Woodland, well limbered, and the soil of a superior quality. . Those wishing to purchase! a Farm well 'watered, and so near the Capital of the State, would do well ttfcalfon the 'subscriber, and view 'the premises, as he is determined to sell on very accommodating teims. . m -if rtK'n'T1 ' ' Raleigh, Jan! 7, 1841 4tf: ' 5 Star and Standard, 4 weeks. . : - ; - ? Feet of ; Flooring. xv.uiherhnurd And Punnet PianR-CoX rfpf f Ur .U at F.istkbV Miils. 17 miles Nrift l Ka- eighn The Subscriber has the alove I.umlier, most ly geaantm! together with a large ami incraaiirRis sortment itf .other descriptions,! vr'iich hf will, sell f Jf m lower p'rlce. than the same, article ?ca n lw iHiught M Woke' Thea'rger the Iwlf, the lower the price. Prompt attentio! to all orders addreseno thA Kub .eriber, M Wakefield. lJl AJJ FOSTERi sr 1 V i i -" i A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAI4; A5DstTWO AJHIfeDKENhM- sale, .Apply 4t tht Olfice SepU-J0,r640. 80 if; ;V "" 1 . Southall's Hotel 'and vfitfWA IIaiicia BtvnfVAnr.. N. C lilt? TfleTSubscriber most respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that be hasixemaved to the house on the Hilt, formerly oc cupied by Col. NoUall, situated .withn about sixty jjarUsfa iaWaiLtia'u uepot, and immediately oppo site the Yobaccoinspcclion Ware House. . Kad Road Passengem, who may favor him with call, will .aU ways fina;Dmreraddj WajcTi; of 1 Cars His ;raMshaU be furrjished ttKTherDest tht Marketwill aflbru; anT" Ms bar wrir thclicest of-. Liquors. ''Stage -PangeiriMlWr,Qa lady invited to enquire for, SOUTH HOTEL, and t. fiave thrir haggfig f Ci0 to - ihe Ware Hpu, pheepy fa?ftfff,nt in readiness. ta take it ppl MiSWR?1! woo Siousand comfortaKe tahle',and wall filled witrt Pro vinder andianattenHve white Qleri the-hofcst'msy rely tm k good bxd a foil itsctrant), ujghj5 the(sub criher return his most firrelianAinf ?)er encouragemeqt swmca; G'ehaa wet, and hopes by a strict attendon to his tiusincss, W merit a contmcauon of the same. : Cti3S N.N. SOUTH ALL, ?Js J Heri6sc.jpeppy;lS. C a Carriages UepVwr "hire. ' JM. a. Horses an February 5, 1841. 12 tf P R O P E R T Y FOR T)fc12. The 8ulfcriber JJ J anxious of carrying ti.to exe-" fUtum hjirViig chcrjsked intention oi removjng lo ihe'WPBtj offdrS far sale that very valuable Establish ment, in the City of Raleigh, known.is th. CITY for several years, the Suusctibcr can speak Tronr hia own knowledge as to the productiveness and value of the projierljLi To a person, who well acqnainted with the tmsinessihe certainly c ijt "f Jii ntoney Srill lWnured. Ii afwatJIAhaa eommanded, anT; frumv iff ejibij Haqulwys must commanu affair rroporlio'n of custom Ttsad- Tsmage as a srxmncxnwv ro too nuioernns'to be detailed irt an Adrerttietoehtiiuti td "ted lo any one inclined o 'purchasv. heljrma of sale, which wflj lie very' accornmoJating, iiiiv be known WaptiKc'atiobr -- "V - V V-.--" Raleigh, Jan. 274 IS!. - -: V- . 1 tf tN.:B.'Theilciil4rUl $ ielt Plaftlti'o'n of 200 Acres of Land, situated within 2J miles uf Ra leigh, known as the Gbant Tract. m m Standard atWl Star, tiirfiirl'id. 1' , j t BOSTON V Will stand this Spring at my plonta? tion," Oakland," CJierterficluOcAufaty," 25 m les fronJ Riclimomj . and'Peters burg.'tfnd is now ready to'ierve narci a? $100 the season, lo. be paid within it. which closes 1st July,' with $ f cash to the Groom. Mares wiiflie ied with whartirey wa'ftC atshiUii.gs Toer day servants seBfJwithilbcm boarded fratf s. There is "every ron cniejci? (hat an old an (I extensive place can nave or ine accommouaiion oi mares ana colts, such as iotsMable ;and isturesv. ry at tention shall be'p'a1ulo;prevenl.accidents,Iutvno lia-biliiy-'iqrany; ? 'v Bosto. has nin every where, from NewfiYprk to Georgia, and. b,as won more Jockey Clubs, of and 4 mi'e heats, than any Iwo .horses ever did. never' Ijav. ing lost one and :isJod. welt known to'yd vert we at length,; for his wirM$ng.'woufur .fiW the whole of a newspaper.. His size? pqwet :i gretfiMrngfhJiin& pure, blood, suits all tnaresj and is alt thatbrecera want. '' z r ? UT February 4; 184 13-i-tt5mV ft "nTATCtlES FOR SAIVE. verir t 0ie. . V Vi GEO. (X A LLEN; fo. merfy rni.r tel with the tlorjue ot Uenedict nml OfnedictlieneutaiHjeiie dict & Co. and Sam'l. VVBenadicU) ipfportefjtaT .En glish, French.. arid-.S wiss ; Waichej and Jew Tery, Wholesule.aud Retail, 30 Wall Slreef, rip sf1airi,fNeir York, offers for sale all descnplioas 4 Gold and "Sil ver Lever, Duplex, Anchor Escae;net)t, Jndeen dent Secmd. lupine. Repeating, nnd Verge jW arch es ; also. Diamond. Pins, Rings'; Gold Peocils7a'ndiilt 4lescription8 of Jevellery,: at'retait, at twelve- "icrebt below the usual prices. ! .Watches arid Jewellery Vxrhancnl rTrbaught. 30, AVall Street, up stairs, New or . Now Yin-k, Dec. 14. liiO; .. .rn 9k NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Prices' IK edllCed, The subscriber has commenced the Tailoring Business in this City, and respectfully invites those who wish to have Coats, Pantaloons and Vests cut and tqade cheap and in modern style to give" him a call. . Prices for Cutting.-FoT homespun Coats. Sfl cents; for cloth do. 75 cents ( Pantaloon's from 20 la 25 cents, and vests "the same price, t a n ., i PricMyr;Af4w--Cloth Coati' sattinet do, f 3 ; Homespun; dix $2., Pan'ulooa and Vests, from $1 to $1 25. "": . ' ''; ;""" ' His Shop may be found West of the Raleigh Jail. '- SAMUEL NORTHING'JX)N. . RaleigH, Jan. 26,, 184 1 i v , - 1 aw9tf- W. & W, H. vi RIUHARDSQN, EXTENSIVE UMBHFJJ,A;itACF4CTDBEKJ5;; JVe. 6, South Third Street, FMladelphia,-, Respectfully inform their customer' and Merchant gfctierallytnat they hav for sle larce and sopeilor Slck of SILK & COTTON UMBRElJ.ASroTn. ptising some thousandi of every :h,scripiion wbJfh, with a handsome assorfrnrnt of PARASOL!, Pf r of which are manufactoreJ of Silk imporifd express ly by themselves,! will, they trust, I f.unr: worthy ihe- attention of their customeri awl iBe Public as they will sell at the ldwt prices, smf warrant their Goods lo be of such manufacture as can be depended upn. . - . . - AH orders will receive particular and prompt ; ster.tlon. - 5 ." - -.rt-'ir''W February 17. 1841 f ,:f , I - Asmtsarrox t riorEi. h aving lmht lh Washington, Hoiel. I therefore hone that the community at Urge, will give roc a lib ft- r --- i T... j - ... . 7 eral share of their public patronage, and try me,' and see HI do not use every method to render them eom tortable and happy, while in my house. Great- prom ises are -seld.n redeemed t, .therefore, L,shaD jnske none, but invite; all to stop arid try themselves. My prices will bs moderate as uroal in similar places. 1. 19 till May 1st. O.THEM ERG HANTS AND DEALER IN , TQ W N AND COUNTRY We have on consigijment a quantity of Surinam Molass in'tend wf t be sold about as low a It cin be got by goibff afler or sending iotl'i Yovt Hognad arejo naoa, anu our;or mat espected. ) 1 Please call mmipe -s .. ':. .. IV I r.T. PECK- : MORE NEW.GOODS,! f tJt iccevfid to Tewfes & Callura, Fine black and fenej col. ored Aftfuslme de La!neVbesutifur style -of Englfeh PrinU STnaa J Bdgmgs, &c "601 jlffibrilli large mzea'pd oxellen,4oaliiytf iAlP. IP P?int3Urb " 4 i W i 3 4