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"T , : f:.V-; r-.. v. , - SEMI-WEEKLY - ' iH?w 4 , ' v 1 V , 1 - - -sii - ' . "v t V TUESDAY JULY;271841 v - tf- f fi; -'fM'U : i , T i 4t bo EDITOR' AND PROPRIETOR: Scbscriptios. 'Five Dollars per annum fcalfin Advance: r ; I ' ' AnvEi!ixWTS.--For every 16 4ine rst inser tion, One Dollar; each subseqaent insertion, 25 cents. Cqukt tKDiiiB and' Judicial Advertisements will be charged; 25 percent higher but a deduction of33 per cent, will be made from the regular prices, for ad. fertisers by the year. ' - - " 't . Advertiseineif uiserted in the Sam-Weekly Reg- I8TE will also appear in the Weekly Paper8 free of charge. s . . . , . - tr Letters to the Editor must be rosx-nrn. SELECTED FOR THE REGliST ER. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREACHtNGf OF WHITFIELD.i-BT Miss Fkakcis! -THere Lwa8;n0tling in tbe appearance tof tbis extraotdinay man, which would lead you to suppose that' a Felix, could tremble before" him. He was something above the middle stature jvlt proportioned, and re markable jfepr a native gracefulness of manner. His complexi6nwa very fair, Jiisl features regular, aud his jdark blue eyes, smail Vand lively ; in recovering from the measles,, he had contracted a squint in one of them but this Deculiarity rather; tendered the expres sion of h is V countenance more striking,, than in any degree rlesseded the effect .-vof its un- common sweetness. His voice excelled, both in melody. and compass ; and its fine modu lations were" hapily t accompanied by;, that grace of action; which he possessed in a emi nent degree, and j which has beeii iaid to be the chief requisite for an orator." , .To have seen him when he first commenced,, one would have thought him any thing but enthu siastic and glowing i "but, as he proceeded, his heart warmed with his subject, , his man ner became impetuous and animated, . till, forgetful of every thing around him, be seem ed to kneel at the throne of Jehovah, and to beseech in agony for his fellow-beings. After he had finished his prayer, he kueit for a long time in profound silence ; and so powerfully had it affected the. most heartless of his audience, that a stillness like that of the tomb pervaded the whole house. Before he commenced Bis permon, fong, darkening columns ; crowded the bright,11 sunny sky of the morning.and swept their dull shadows ov er the building, in fearful augury of Ihe siojrra. His text was, fetnve to enter in at the strait gate ; for many, I say unto you, shall seek to enter inj and shall not be able." 4 See that emblem of human life'- said he, pointing to; a shadow that was flitting across the floor. " it passea lor a moment, , am concealed" the briglitess of heaven from oft- view ; but it is gone. And where vm ye be, my hearers, when ; vour lives . have passed aayjike th,at.dark,tlpud ?i Oh, my cear frienus, I see thousands sitting . atten tively Vwith theif! eyes fixed on the poor un worthy preacher; In a few days, we .-shall all meet at the judgment-seat of Christ. ; ;We shall form a part, of that vast assembly who will gather before the throne ;nd every eye will benold trie judge. With a voice whose call you raustabide arid answer, - he wiU'in quire whether on earth he strove to enter in at the strait gate ; whether our hearts were absorbed in him. j My blood runs cold when I thjnk how many of you will then seek to enter in, and shall not be able. Oh, what plea can vou make before the Judge of the whole earth ? Can you say it has been, your whole endeavour, to mortify the flesh, with its affections and lusts f that : vour life has been one long effort to do the will of God ? INo '. you must answer, I made myself ea3V m the world bv . flattennff myself that all would end well : , but I have deceived my own soul, and am fosc .... ; - " You, O false and hollow Christian, of what avail will it be that vou have done many things; that ? you have read much in the sacred word i that you hare made long prayers; that vou have attended religious dunes and appeared holy in the eyes of men ? v nat vwll all this be, if instead of loving Him supremely,' you havef been supposing you snonid exalt yourself m heaven by ' acts really polluted and unholy ? And yon, rich man, wherefore do vori noaru your silver T wherefore count . the price you have received for him whnm vnn Tcry :utfy urucny m your love of gam ? Why, that, when'you are too poor to buy a drop ol cold water, your beloved son may be rolled ; to hell in his chariot pillowed and cushioned around him. His eye gradually lighted up, as he mo ceeded, till, towards Ihe close, it seemed to sparkle with celestial fire. f T your hopes of happiness! tescech you to repeni,- : JLet not the wratn'-tit uod be -awa kened. Let not ;the fires of eternity be kindl ed against yon;! See there!r said he. pointio? to the lightning,' which played on the corner, of the pulpits" 'Tis a-dance from the aniri ry eye pf Jehovah Hark V continoad be raising his finger; in a listening attitude as wie distant thunder -grew louder and louder, -u uroKe m one tremendous i crash over the budding! Wwas:the voice;bf the -Almighty w ne passed by in his anger!" : - V As th face wi c suunu ; ;uibu awayj- ne covered his th his bandstand irielt . beside ! his F"...n;, a p pare i. w.-rr .-. - lost in inward and intense Fa er t he :Storm Dassed ramdl v. awav. '.he son Object, heexclaimed, 44 Look oport the 1 ".-lt uulULIIiy J fclirj UL .III- i rainbow, and praise hin Uiat.inacleiU,, Very beautiful it is in the brightness thereof. Jt cnmpasseteiieiaV and the .hands of the Most High have bended it v . ' - j" "TheefTect was astonishing Eyen;Sbm-f civiuc aiiiiuL-u.iiis eyes wnen ne poMJiea , io the lightnieg, and knelt as h"e listened io the approaching thunder ; whilf the deepyeoai- bility oTGrace,and the thoughtless i vivacity fof, yielded to thep6t excitet in 1m unrestramedTbof teanC; "WW ai,i . r ..ia't.;,:. could resist such eloquence IV ..said Lucfetta, as theyminleor with". 'the Tdeparimgthrijng. 1 1 ESCAPE OF MR. R- G, ; Lieut, of the Brig Rattlesnake Mqffit Cpvfi. FROM DA&T&100& PaiSQN, DURING TBE LAST"VTAK. v After tfie capture of the Rattlesnake, the Officers were thrust into Dartmoor Prison in eommon witli all the crew, not the least dis tinction being paid to any one. Mr. R. G. immediately began to revolve in his own mind the means of escape. For this purpose he purchased np; all the old rope yarns he could get and made a rope eighty feet long. He next made a suit of nnilorm to resemble the Centinels on guardf arid this he covered by an old great coat of the same color as the soldiers usually wear when on post; In' lieu of a musket, which they "usually at night carry, muzzle down, under tlieireoat, Mr. R. G. substituted an umbrella. "When ail was prepared, be bribed" one of the centinels on post at the gate, and obtained the coun tersign. Six guineas -was paid to the eentin el. - A short time previous to the guard - be ing relieved, at midnight, Mr. R. G. lowered himself by Jiis rope put of an upper window over eighty feet toMhe ground. The walls were covered with centinels and if they had discovered him he would certainly have been shot ; he, however, descended unhurt 5 and when the gates were opened at 12, to relieve guard, he boldly marched up with a dagger. He was challenged at the gate by two cen tinels, who comes there ?" 44 A friend." 4 Advance and give the countersign I" which being given, "pass," said one of the centinels. The oilier centinel, who was the one that had given the countersign and received six guineas, said '4 Nt, he is a prisoner." The other still ignorant, replied, 44 No, he is one of the guard." The traitor, however, insis ted on arresting Mr.R. G. md hefinding his case desperate and burning1 with indigna tion against the villain who had received his money only to betray him, sprung to s him : with his dagger, determined to put it out" of his power ever to cheat.another prisprier.-; They however, were-toor quick for him, and i he was taken and confined in the black hole, on"breadnd water, not seeing the light of the sun for ten days'. At the expiration of that timethe infamous Shortland had him brought out before hinr and the following conversa tion took pi ace : r y1 Shortlaud, Prayj sir, how did you obtain the countersign?;. Mr. R. G,r If the man who gave it to me had behaved , honorably to me, death should not have wrested my secret f rorii me. This is the charactelr sir, of' the Americans, always rue to their engagements ,; bnt as the "soldier evidently took; my money to deceive' me, 1 will turn the scale pn him and expose his conduct. His name is ,"he gave me the countersign Tof .six guineas and then basely betrayed me.1 S.--Have yoa any pf oof to substanftate yoor evidence! , . - - R. G. Yes, sir,, eight persons. . After these evidences were examined, S. ordered the soldier ; to' be taken away .' and to receive 300 lashes.- He then addressed himself again to' Mr,; R. G. . ir. w. 1 respect you; yon 'are a brave V" - "i It .... ' 1 ' t man, ana 11 you wm not attempt.to escape rgivefyon-inV'- honor as a 'British officer vou shall be-exchanged, and go home in the first Mr. G. 'Sir; I have seen too mnch bf the honor of British officers .everi to take their word, I wilf escape this very night. S.- Impossible ! ; 1 shall 'double- the cen tinels, and ifyou attempt it you will most assuredly be, shot. ' . i ' Mr. G, -I do not care 1 Death is prefer able to remaining in this detestable place. . o. kxo uacK 10 vour prison, sir, anu .re- member what f have told you. . The guards, were doubled ' that night, in consequence of Mr. G's threat. He. obtain-! ed the conlersigri for three guineas' and low- ered hiinself but of the window.' a little !hei fore IH o'clock. . .When the gate "was dpenedi he inarched through, the centinel on post hailed," frwho comes . there V. 44 A. friend." 44 Friend advance and give the countersign'.' w ells. " Jcass." , tie passea pn. ana was hailed and exarriiried seventeeri times before he got clearv -t He nqw,beari '"to breathe.? It was yet riighr;'.heujrne.ir6und to giye a fast took at lhe prison , where thousands of hi x-wuumj lucu were.sunering a lemous conane uicni., n o time was to be lost. .. lie was without money, w)thutlrieu4s.aB Jiln outlaw on the face of the ' jearth, afraid offbis right .hip.- lprerame he ia lurking about Raleighr, j every person bje should meet. : He avoided me u-iuaw oi men, and with, what, scanty .wTioiyu, us -tuum picKup. trom the i fields. nuijgi uu x weary, ue searcned and found without, - prpyision, pr water, or . anv oiKer gntde except his' own genius He boldly, put - -i nl yw S ly,$TB xae cnannel; the -ed;bis,lttlp.and: obtained a good jbffing. A gate pf .winUsprung up, from tbenorjhvvard tiQ converted liis umbJreUaanimost otitis clothes into Vsail!nd . ittv?blsarhe steer ed for France aVont half passage, the sea very high and blowing very fresh, he discov- ed a brig of War. Hia heart now" sankVjVrt in hirni He took, in his 'little saias 'quick aVoiUbleaHd -M'id himseir down' in he boWrrivof ' lj bOaWtien ihe. bri lad pass ed him a sufficient, distance, he again made sail, and finally,' after a'passsage ofcQ tiours4 safeljr landed in France, fr fe as or. ' V ; i'r :. A COtJNTRT SCHOOI.. ,K ' " , - " . , Schoolrnas. was meaUhiirnr. &J his Dulcinea andthe geography aad hibie'i classes were geography merged into one, . and disposed of in double qnick.timei .. i .c . 44 Polynesia where situated, what are the products, the inhabitants, latitude and longi tude, how bounded?" shrieked the peda gogue, , to ; a huge red-headed - boy, whose face bore the expression of a turkey's egg .v 44 Pollykheesia. is an independent group of islands in the anterior of the desert Sarahrra, 4n the coast-of. Corn wall.- Its products is bilin springs, cucumbers, tortoise shell, can iballs: and sometimes wimin aHd children. The, inhabitants is for -most part Kalrauc Tartars, and tothers is Shakers and Injups. Latitude anoVlOngitude - is ditto. It is boun ded "on all' sides by the Chinese wall, which was erected to prevent the nocturnal visits of the equator into the Caspian sea, and oa the sojuth by .the Sparribian vijnjuhs, and the' proruontories, . wliich isI-Uncommonly kiv vered at high water.-markwitrr Shetland po neys. and other animals of the same class. The, religion is like the producks, intolerance, and idel worship." ' ' f 4 Good boy well said, and now go home. Bible Dictionary Class !" Come up said our schoolmaster.- Crescent City" . , STAGE BAGGAGE. A c6rrespondent of the Boston Post relates the followfng as an evidence of the obliging disposition of the Yankee drtvers : 44 As Mr. J-- , the driver, wa3 proceed ing from Boston, not long since.'a. woman called to him to take a bedstead on top, with out uncordmg it ! He told her he would oblige her the next time he came along, but he could hot then, as he had engaged to take on a wind mill a little ways ahead, and as he had a large cradle on the top at the time, he was afraid he should not have room. Pro ceeding a little farther he was requested by woman to wait till she had. finished her washing and ironing. v He told her he often had to wait for the women, to do their tron- tngt but he could not stand washing and ironing both? ' 5 ' 'BENEDICT ARNOLD. , By the death of Gen. Phillips, who com manded the British in -Virginia,' the traitor Arnold was left in' command there for some time,' General Lafayette commanded the American forces opposed to him. It became necessary for Arnold tp write to Lafayette on some 1 subject connected with their operations, and 'a flag .and several soldiers were sent with his letter. On learning that the letter was from Arnold, Lafayette refused to open it, saying to the soldiers wlio.brought it, that he was Willi rig 'to correspond with any hon orable man of the whole British' army, from a General to a private soldier, but with Ar nold, who was a traitor and .a dishonorable man, he qould .have, nothing to do. v . GOING TO TEXAS. An old gentleman seeing a boy who was travelling with his father, mother, sis ters ahdbrojihers for Texas crying by the roadf-side, enquired , - 4V WhatVthe matter my son ?" ... Matter 1 . Fire. and biitnstone, stranger 1 -Don't yeu see mammy there shaking with the ager.-Daddy' gone Fisliing 1 Jim's got. every'cent. of money there is,: playing poker. at a bit antee Jf Bob Stokes is gone on ahead with Nance ! iSal's so. corned she don't, know that stick of wood .from seven dollars and a half Every one of .the horses is loose I There's no' meal in the waggon l The Skillett's broke !,The baby's in e 4 bad fix, and it s a half a mile to the creek 1 and I don't care a d n if I never see Texas ! Ba ? aa a Ba !- boo-a l" . ; THE FALL. SESSION of the Sub firrUrAr'aLRrhnnl will pfmmt.nnA nn tha ' second Monday in J,uly. ' Session, five months; " Ttrition tn advance x Classical Department and French f 20 per Session; Enlliab Department, $15 per Sewion for all suffi- qteptlydyanoed to study. Urtmmar ; and 10 per session, for each as are not so far advanced, coard, $8 a month.. Apply, to Rev. Amos Jones, - Mr John CtiTL and Messrs.- Washlngtorfaritf WilHam Branch. ; -'School situated tri the- County of Franklin, mid way between Louisbarg-and the Shocco' Springs. Louisburg, the nearest Post Office. , : , " . , , iJ.H. NORWOOD. Franklin Juried 1 7th,1 841. ..52. ?. ' (rStar,'Stanad .anri Roanoke dvocate, each seven wee'kK'r '' r-? . - '"', OTICHr-Runaway from the Subscriber,; in Wake Uoanty; some time in t ebruary past, my neero man SahpsOh ; about 35 year of age, of light complexion, "wanLS-jimpinSt ira account uti Hinin as his wife lives in Raleigh. . I have, vaderstood he has been seen about the mouth of Walnut Creek' on Neuse Rivef. He may have obtained free "papers.. I -will give ar-Ssasonablo reward for bis apprehension; deluered Inveigh Jail, v ' V U 'h . - - . , TIGNAL JONES. , r. JuIylh, 1841. . ""-i V'6 4t frnhe Snmnier Td cat Ion ai the - Rafeigh I JL Institnre. begins on the 15th of Jnbjr; and rb bu siness of the School will be xesunied m the 16th of 'August, whep pnnclual attendance of the Studcjits Is expectedt - tfcVt: Civil Engineer and Akchiti!ct. . RalcigJi. N. C. tate of Nortli Carolina,--0"'v County, Superior Court of Law, March Term, 141. . -r --. , Rebecca HarrelU5- v r - j:?vi; . -vs.: ' U ,C Petition for Dhrorce. " ' : ' --Peter; HarrelK-3 , - ' ;-- ' AIt appearing to the C'burt that a ubpoena,; July is, sued in this ease, was returned net to be found ; arid nroof beinir iriade that a cbriv of this process was j left at the last place of abode of the Defendant, in thr county oT Unslow V and it furtber appearing, tnai an cA'asubpoep has also issueaVaridlen returned in fika manner, Proclaniation Is pliuly made aiba Court House door,, according to ihe Act, in jsuch cases provi ded, and the DTendaiU faUiog to answer, it is ordered that publication be made in the "-Wilniingteri.Adver. User' and 44 Raleigh Register" Tor three months, for the Defendant-to appear at the next Terra of this Court, and plead, answer, er demur to the said Peti tion, or the- same will be taken pro confessoyvd& set tor hearing; 'ln": ' Witness, Bryan 8. Koonee, Clerk of ourWdCewt at Office the fitst Monday of March, A. D. 1841. ' BRYAX 8. KDONCE, C. S. a , Pr.Advt. $10. ' 40 RJTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Nash Coun lT' ' Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Joshua W aUon, ") Attachment levied on def Ys - vs. - Crigbtinten negroes in pos Joseph Arrington, Gen. j session of Martha Arringlon. t In tbis case, it appearing to the-Court that the De fendant, Joseph Arnngton, General, is a non-resident of this State,' it is therefore ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Register, notifying thai Defendant to appear at the next Term of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held fo rohe Coun ty of Nash, at the Courthouse in Nashville, on the second Monday of August next, then and there to plead and replevy, or judgment final will be rendered against him, and the property levied on-condemned to the sat isfecjion of the PlaintifT's claini. V ,- . Witness, BH, Blount, Clerk of our said Court at Office, tiJasbville, the second Monday of May, A. D. 1841. v B. H. BLOUNT, C. C. C. Pr. Adv. $5 62. 50 Gw fate of . IVortli Carolina. -Okslow County. Superior Court of Law, March Term' 1841. ; Henry Dicksn, ' vs. C Petition for Divorce. Rebecca Dickson. ' . ' It appearing to the Coqrt that a subpoena, duly is sued in this case, was returned " not. to be found;" and proof being made that a copy of this process was left at the last place of abode! the. Defendant, in the county of Onslow ; and It further appearing, that an alias subpoena has also issued and-: been returned in use manner, rTociamauon is puDiiciy auar at me Court House door, according to the Act, in such cases provided, and the Defendant failing to answer, it is ordered that publication be made in the . Wilmi.Bgtoh Advertiser" and "Raleigh Register'' for three months, for the Defendant to appear at the next Term of this Court, and plead, answer, or demur to the said Peti tion, or the same will be taken pro confesso, and et for hearing. ? ... . - . . Witness, Bryan S. Koonce, Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the first Monday of March, A. D. 1841. j BRYAN S. KOONCE C. 8. C. Pr. Advt.!M0. . ' 40 3m itatc ofrf ortli CarollnaMaTtin Coun- 2 ty. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April Term, 1841. Ebcnezer Hyman and John L. Hyman, " ' ; ' vs. - Edward G. Hamrnand." Petition for relief as Security for , Guardian. It appearing to the Court that the Defendant E, G. Hammand, is not a resident of this Stale : It is or dered that publication be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Register, for paid defendant to appear at the next term of our said Court, to be held in vVilliarn ston, on the second Monday in July next, and" plead answer arid demur, or'Jadgmeut pro confesso will be taken against him. . -, ; . . '; - VitQs Jos.,D. Biggs Clerk of the Said Court at VVilliamston, the second Monday of April, 1 841. -v-t?, -. J OS. D. BIGGS Cl'k.; Pr. AdV. $4 48-6w fate of J or tli Carolina. -Chatham County, i . Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1 84 1 , - .; . Petition for sale of Meat &8taU John; Thompson and Wife and others. -.. ;. . i . j against, Mark Snipes and wie Delilah, Nathaniel Robertson , . 4 .,; and wife Elizabeths. . . ,'.: In this, case, it ..appears , to the 6atisfaction of the Court, that the Defendants reside .out of this State, and it is therefore oidered that publication be made for three months in the Raleigh Register for. the De fendants to appear at the next Term of this Court, , to be held, at the Court House in the Town of Pittsboro'jf on therd Monday in September next,, and plead, an sweror demur to the Plain tins bill, or the same will be taken aa confessed, and heard parte.'. , - Witness, Joseph Ramsay, Clerk and Master of said Court, at Office, the third Monday of March, A. D, 1841. , JOS. RAMSAY, C M. E.. June 25, 1841. Pr. Adv. $7 TTTlVrrERSITY OF VIRGIWIA ilj JfTedical -Department,- -The lectures in this Department c-f the University commence With . the general course, on the 1st of September, and ter minate with the fourth of July ensuing. - s ' -'r ' The great length of the session, compared with oth er Medical Institutions, is more than equivalent to two of their sessions,- and enables three Professors to per-" form all the dunes usually assigned to tx. -liie plan of instruction is by daily examinations vaii lectures, and is so arranged as to allow the student to commence as well as to complete his Medical studies in mis In stitution, thus combining ail the advantage ot private pupilage, with public lectures. The great utility of this plan has been fully tested by. the education of more than 6tx hundredjyiedical students. , , f ,( . The entire cost for the session often months is $248, including fees to Professors, board, lodging, washing and servant s attendance, fuel and lights, nse of public rooms, dissecting fee and cost of subjects. The Pro fessorsaxe: ! - vr -,.r. ', Henry Howard, M. D.,' Professor' of Pathology and Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics &. Med. Jurisprudence. . -, : : -r...rrr ..... T. 1 -n... .-- ... jonn r. jinnnei, mu., rroiessor, oi uaeraisiry, Pharmacy and Materia Mediea. t - James L. Cabell, .M. D., Professor of r Anatomy, Pbysiology and burgery. v . , fc? , W.H.WOODLEY, V .r"-- - ' Proctor V. of Wa. , Jofy J3. 69 faTATUE O F A S III N OTO'lf." iyi'jrttStnatl'S duplicate of P8 duplicate ot Uahota S -firreat S-rirvtC ot isHnroToir,, and the Pedestal With its dericcSizk ibe wliole appeared in the Kotuhda.of the CapnljratRaleigbpirior t6 destrtaidnby fire in lSSlfiaslji'ef.leogth published; and is nW offer ed for sale." r' The 'fidelity and beauty of lhclBngravng is acknowledged oy-alfiwho have! ever seen' the; origi nal The Price of this only duplicate ofs the reat proportion to their nchness. cuipwr 9. cnej aoytrt is rive Dollars, prnoou a fkairie TftaieiraTit mrmshed, the pride.wilt be in Urders maype. Stan o this .Office. .: V July 17, 1841? 59 ? T9jriJjtf? 9toia e, yam uti-tri. w ,1TEW GOODS IRTEW , GOODS Miivvuery ana mm a, p. rtxjif?:? Sultscribers, -thankfaT for past -favors, lnfmn pubtiothat they have now opened . thdr- i- i(f choice tcolMdUxiffifjK G, 0 OA8,ivhrought om.i the North, and flatter ihemselva they. hive, as fine an a. sortmept in, the Confectionary and yncy Line,. ever has.been in this matkeu .I'he 'following are; a few-oTthearficfea-rr f ri v- k" V -- -w. j - Artificial Flowers, 16 dons j-yu u r:ia ! , Fancy, Mugs, dpz. of Ulass, Britannia and Silver tpW:.' t..i:. ninWt-i rfrvtitea & Sbefl Side Combs, and others. Pin-cushion Scjrews,' Looking-Glasses, 3 and 4 feet square I ;Ptcek WbJaJebone and plher Canes. . V " Metallic Razortraps. .Painted Trunks, for children.' Baskets.: lew Silver pombs. &popns.' ' ' Knives and Peirtt. Dinnef Bells, & ' .Snuff-boxes, from 5 cents to $5 a piece. - Beadsv a arge assorttbenU Wootlen Clocks, l'do." cheap. J Tivoli Billiards, 4 feet long.- . Mathematical Instruments, in Boxes. ' . - Thermometers. Sun Dials. " ; Pistols.5 ; Dirk, Pen . and Pocket Knives. - ' Irfocofoco Matches. -, ; , - Jf--. , ; -Paper. Pen?. , - Ink, etc - . TancyVBoxcs. . ; . ' , Gold and . Silver .Breast pins, Ear-Rings,. Finger , Rings, Thimbles, Pencils. ; ' ' 1 ; Spectacles, Chess-men,' Graces, and a variety bf " games.- -' ; ' Dolls, Kaleidescopes. and-aU other 6orts of Toys. Scissors Percussion Jops. : : ; . v Powder Flasks. . Shot Belts. Cork Screws. Fine "Smoking ipes. Wallets, ; . , .Shaving Apparatus., ' ' " '8oaps, Castile and marrytrwrsorts.' " : Rose Oil, genuine.' J ' Perfutnesw" " Seidiitz and Soda Powders, in 1 doz. boxes, 'j;-..-Auehovies, a fresh. 4" cheap article, only 25 cents . a pound.' ... j . ..' y . Prunes. Sweet Oil. Pieties. ' . , .. Oranges and Lemons. Pine Apple heesc; 4 Barrels Dills Crackers, and Sugar Oakesg, viz i Soda, Butter, Lemon, and. ."ugar Crackers. . Philadelphia Porter, in. bottles.. , : t - . New Jersey boiled Cider, ("sweet. J Segars. Tobacco. " Candies. T . . . Snuff Macaboy and Mrs. Miller's. Mustard in tin.- . :.-- ' ? . Chocolate 2 sorts, 6veet and common. - -Macaroni. Dates. Nuts. Nutmegs. CinLamon. Green. Swiss. Cheese. Brandy Fruit. Figs, . Peppersauce, . , . Champagne, Muscat and Rhenish TTines, 10 box es,best quality && See. ' MUSICALINSTRUMENTS 'Finest Violins", bows,. strings, bridges, &c, .. do Guitars and strings. do do Flageoleits, Fifes, Clanonetts and Flutes. : Accordeons and Brass Trumpet. BOOKS. - Spanish. French, German and English Grammars and Readers, Geography, Russel's Modern Europe, Pnmmers, Spelling, Picture and Song Books. The Key of Heaven pr Manual Prayer, (Catholic,) only a few volumes on hand. . FENCING AND BOXING APPABATUS4 . Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hats Boxing Gloves. A Lot of DRY GOODS, Cheap! ChkapI From 25 to 50 per centless than tho regular price is, being bought at Auction ; consisting of 40 pieces of PrintSr from 10 to 22 cents per yard j; 4 6 dpau Chil dren's Handkerchiefs.' 31 cents a doz : Moiistin da Lhines, Shallyst Camo&itt JemsyDriUmgsf Linen Collars, Beaverieens, Satinett 1 00 yardr 6; fine Irish Linen Diaper r :l . qutfntity Twisted Silkt for Tarlprs ; Ltnen Pantaloon stuffs, Vesting, &c and -also- a gre jt many articles too numerous to men tion. ... .. G. W. & C. GRIMME, . . : . . - v Opposite the Market House, Raleigh. July 15, 184. ; i 58 2, I; DRUG "ASTD APOTHECA ttT S't'ORIi Dr. V. Sith havV ' rng rented the Store lately-occupied by Wm. M. Mlso.ai & Co. khown as the aism of the Golden Mortar and irnmedi alely adjoining the Store of William C.Tckxh, respectfully offers to the publican extensive assort ment of ' - ' ". . ' . . ' ' DRUG3 AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS OILS, JJYE-STJJFFSr PERFUMERYciShj, : The greater part of which i josf received from Jibe North ) and he assures his friends, ;that whilst the quality may.be relied, en, each article shall and will be offered for Cash, at fair and moderate prices. f - : . Having engaged the", sevicea of a competent assis tant the greatest 'attention, Will be paid to the dispens ing of PhysTaia'tos and 'Faniiry Prescriptions, at any hour of tUe tlay o -night.- '- t 1 ' 1 - The Soda JFotmf has been thoroughly repair! ed, and ia open' from 5r a. m. to. 10,? pi m., daily. (Sundays eXcepted rpe ..which, day,; th doors' Jnll i. i i j ? i: : - do. aoseq. uuring ufvuie sevicu. . . . , " .-H JulyJ5th, T841, . - OR SALE. The , entire cstabUshmeot of the RECORDER AND WATCHMAN, u ottered lor sale on reasonable ana accommodating terms - possession to be' given January'Jsl84SS. :J 'The materials in the Office, Irrcluding Press, Stone, Stahdsn Cases, Chases, and Type of various sorts,' - are nearly new, and in agocdstateof presexvatic. -.T scriptipn list is sufficient to support the Paper hand 8omely;rand tO' at person capable of giving proper at tention, a considerable amountof JOB WORK may be seciired .nTo ,hrttUieol Printer, at, industrious haUtsand whq could impart a proper, degree pf ene 'gU ta the Icolfeeting . department, the establishment would doubtless prove a source of usefulness and pro fit, Application made to the : Edhor,iy letter or oth; erwise; wiU receive immediate ittentionv .'''-': 1 RaleighrJnly W i - -tx - 69, nttAimnETH's pills, This Is'tO certify; thjtC about two years W: while we I'rvedla Wake County, 10 miles North of Raleign, myifetwaetediicedao low bythp Bdious fever?.that;iysdf and the .visUiag neighbors thought she was' really in a dymg'condiuVn. The best Physician in the neighborhood had .exerted himself fcTcure her, but whhout success. As i" last; and almost hopefes resort; hastened to Mr. JPkck'sv in-Raleigh, for a box of Brandreth's PillsKB4in woj hours after faking ten of them j she discharged: a quan tity of thick bile, ,and was eidemtly j mucb reliered Another doseof ght Pill, A v'eer complete fe)ief she then recovered fast,' and abon WM .Bwre healthy (hatfshe had been before", apd ccfinyes sbttothilime. I tio-othex;xnedicineia mjt tiwayj&Qt?m3S!li$ and those, with-thmost desirable effect. M -.4 vf. "f-YTHa F . CHRISTM ANnts- -r .1 Johnston Cduoty, 26 miles from Raleigh, ? June 24th, 1841. 5 53 4m To tte Sptrctsnuii ifrth9Wtt? UK 1 maLuasart rT -llsss fersbure: Yairrtoecifcnicforn t!.Tr ' u of Rafeigtx to aatmandW uafabrjfkar ttht. pfaWic generally, tba fcft baa takeh.the lotafclaM TOtft; ettevustteef ana more recenuy ty MobmcMttei Watch Maker, where he intends carrying ori theGDNr, RIFLE 1 aisa PISTOL MAKING BysiNESS, Io k!f. iliaru&i ' branches. Having served t -tlar.amrehticeiWto - . the trade; be Uattera hrmself hb wiU be abfo togtVeaat. isiaction to Mwheyewjfidewoik tohUcWti Ooas, Rj rtxs and jPisTQis stocked, altered to P cussion, and faiuifujly Hred;. Pdbr and otheilocks, repaired, Keys fitted, Canesimmed arid niountedb. The smallest favor majSkfhlry received; and jshnctuany aUehdedtd.1 .-'.. its-.'i it':$5WJ'-' .' . J lf. W. YARRntGTONi Kaleigh, July 12. 4 if: fvvtmfcztifc : ta?r OLD lAjlfjittV ' rHBSbbscrlbeWfmW1' an'rwinci ' JX- their friends abafthB p(bjie in gchefa MM tbeV e'.ton'j,'ith4jWf' tabUshmentj the...BiYGElAHOTEL;feTviabf?i' filted.np in a style fcr the converdejoce aiVciiitilf visitors, not surpassed! by any house in (hia'aectkn f country.' -Cbnsidefableajtpfatic&i aiid'additlbav been made to the Establishmetit--lt has newbetweeh seventy and! eighty rooms,: all taHtf airy and: well fur nished, besides a apacibUa Saloon, Ball Roonv Billiard Room, Reading Roomed Reftc, vjth various er sources af ainusemehu.to Euit the tastea of aUiheir visitors. 1 4 ,.'' ; - V" . 'ThVtia.einseihaV Iroitttlie1!! ehce ef onebf "rbrdpHefbiri one Of ihe largest and mbstl respectable estabfiseiitain the eoumxyand their deterramatioi td4ease,- they will be enable jfo give entire 'satisfacuflri to all who may be' pleaaedld givethem; ;;-; ; .fT . B"ATaiK6. 3ThefB4uiing houses have tfeeh enlarg ed and fitted up in ajieat and comfortable mab&tbbm for Warm and Sea Uathirl, which wilt be careful! j attended tolahd kept; heat andtleaa.hrii "ih' stt Regular Boarders will be adrnitbd roMte ttp6ea Baths, andi w be charged a small compehsattpn pi the warm, j A moderate charge to both ' will b ftiide to transient visitorri. f-in-rj .ii 5'.i?tri2j: ' - The delightful situation of Old PoktMrthe enjoys ment of the Sea breetW md Bathing; tl, h FiB Crabs and Oy sters in, every variety, the conyeaiepxeof' procuring very delicacy "of the season fmm 4hericlt Farms in Elizabeth.CitJ Copnry and the;Korfou1qiari ket, frorri -which can be" Secured supplies bf FrbsH Meats,: Poiiltryi: .Vegetables and the f&diceat daily the viewoVe'r thet.broad CheaapflMiJwfa&ned -with the cdhvass of vessels of every description, froror the line of battle-shipVbearibg the btoad Pennapt of some gallant Commodore, dewn td the fittTa cande;U dened.wlds Ihe cholcesf deliccre?cf theasonVthy mifitary reviews fc stupedon fbtUficitionSbf ortresa : Monroe; anil Fort Calheun; the beautiful promenade on the rainparta and Jhepebledbeachrendej (Did ?oiit one of the' most desirable places in the eountry. to re sort to for health and pleasure. -r ' . j" ' Their B AR will be supplied with the choicest "Vyines and Liquors that cb procured. " They havemtlieir cellars few dozen of that superior old Wiz that waJ so much admiml -by th OfEce.r at Fortress Monroe and which baa. been id highly extolled i some of our own connoissenrs.-tn which will .lw "aAAA PJTaW - pale and biown Sherries, the Old Hope'Made&M ail a-variety f other choice Wfnes, sefeded b Mft'Win? French, of French Hotel and other lude. and ibe are detexmineki td put tbem at si: prices accordiiirf' lAiin.t!l. I .? ... w HU""J : ? Wit W glTO """T Itlf Im:LTTjl ) ; The facilities of reaching and departing- from i Oil Point give a great' advantage over most other btaW of rfesorTfc invalida.- thK9hagM'iSi more, touch there daily", afforina 7 convenience tof arnvrng anajueparting At pleasure. i'vwr--?HH4ii ! ' j " HUDGlN & MbCfoXi yiix .a vim wiiuwo, y a, may o., , FOR SALE AT?ftl&; RALEIGH BEGfelE akd NbETHrCAnottrii eilnETTjs olrclij vi- f.f-fc F ' jTHerUM of Court;: Attorneyg gftiM U jtwh: ana coaxtauies, mxiteW&H formed,', tbatj large additions bave just beeju jtnad bt the AiitHpntfJDariA kept rorsato at thrg:OnWnd th4t atiraersiiiiylbthwl VYHts, 9&mC Jiihi ttnes tictfefi, : : ecution Bonds, CaSaa,tndictmentB.'Vtibnf j rc Ex ponai, Capias, ScijiFa'a. to revive Jadftftel De l dimussea Subpejrras), &c-&em ?;M "rf 4 Writs,? Execution, robpo3nas, Jpry- and' WlthcsaV ; tTickete ProsecnttonBonda, Ca. Safa fititotrVittij f (Road, Asaanltahdl Battery BjadMfaM$ai i Exp's., . Capias', Sci. FaV. to reylve Judgrneat, ' 'Dedimnsse lioad Orders,' Gaardiao Bonds; "Ap. J ! prentices I tidenturea; Marriage Licences, 8cL-PV jfer Forfeited 'Eecognizance, Notieea tw GuianaV ; Bastardy Borida, ci FaV Agdnrt Heu Adxn4ni i irauon uonas. Appeal xonus, appearance -t &c. 6tc I , Li Constable rhenbJ Deeds cCcavevancft Forthc Bail Bonds, Deeds foT ld soli f Ta' WriUl- .of EjectrnentLwlvent t)ehtOT Peii yuf ;kind otBqnltj , Blanka, fe. Checkf RAixtea RxeisTxa Umcx, -;'?r - rlv? i. , in ffis'aliov iigwjii ft tewKaa5si despatck and ceatnesal ? '-.t ?t. -ttc .? -iii:j.2vi Stationer st$ j?,u$li&hers,K r37Ui Not-iQ, J9hn Street Few TtfK f K .1 S wV.t-a-jrjjj HTi7ea;N.-Terk; : J AGKirCT. TOR BlC- WITH riu AT aiW THT ' l OF FIVERY "DESCRIPTION, FOR "STALE A T-T H I S O F T I c E r 1 IV li Ran WarrantflloVCaa ,,. '1 Detrfs of.Tust, .BUtoSalelTCAfliiho-. ?if . . hi 5f t .ft. -.5. '- Mi 4 . i ' - 9 i'U : "ft , -mi 4 VHr 'V' ' VERY TIGHTLY BOUND
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
July 27, 1841, edition 1
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