North Carolina Newspapers

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A ilUSBA NO LOVE Incident of life occurring from day to day find we isuspeci, sorrie not altogether divested of fiction, are not unfrequentfy to be met .with tC the public prints, in which they are heralded as instances of be all-absorbing and ever endaring affection whtcb burns with eternaU brightness in the bosoms of ;( wives, mothers and sister,1 But wholias etef be foreseennttibe colamns of our public jour nals a Slejd exhibiting to, the world , the equally ifltVdr'lSQytess'al of husbands," f;-;riiar.i re- cdrdaarektafc "nd-rt!- ;st as we believe, j thaV'iheIaUejr InstanctJ'Sare less1 frequent I imin ne orm6r,iuujpcauc lucre i iu iucui Ieis4fjjimpress4beiiabie feelings of our t nature; ? and exetieS peculiar? interest which surrotindS every thing hallowed by female ""SIP'J-i- F The Lowell Journal relates a case in point, vtvhich, througk succeeding years, had failed XS inter.,, U.o ofjchnicler. In . avasi vsi t a v si i iitt am an . s fun i sfii an i ri a tia-o, t-i i . about a mile from a little villige iu that vicini-1 llir fitonrtt o trnrv noot frpntitlo 'mnniiinAtit I J f aava vi j mvui uivs imviiuuiviim It is the onlv monument in the vard. and I stands bv itself. Over a solitary irrave. anatt - - - - from .lloiherVEri,... ; T,e b.ory of th.t w . m o a """'T5"1 ,VT , "wf""""' the extreme. It marks a spot where lies I . H .M i uuncu mic yuunS uc ui one ui wo vuuhk men pi me village, ue was marrieu a lew I vreeks since to one wnp seemed in every I way caicuiaieu 10 renaer mm nappy, ai 1 , . . . . . v 1 I that time the prospects of the young couple bid fiir foxua Long life of )iappiness and use- .u.ucw, m , ,r,ri i Mir u.ar. nage, the small pox broke out and raged in flie neighborhood.- Tim young wife was at- jbu w u t w uiau u - au ue-. came us victim. .-; . J v. s K 1 l he fears of toe community prevented her I Inpac. Tfmr linaKonrl hV nlivciiion sin.l nn I w. ...v., t..v w..w . or two attendants were the only persons who I were, present to smooth down her dying Pu- I low. The .same fears took away the acctis- tomed forms of alCbrisUan boritpoi for her grave;lw1te4. yardinotelfrora P pef;tnthoritieV wd at-the xiarjc hdur of iffhl f iarx nour 01 nignt 1 witft none pfeseni borthe husbandanawonel or two fearless friends, Uie burial tobafplace. There was no long train of kindred to wiu tiess the ceremnnv : the afflicted 'husband Was the Irrelative, who at the burial ven- tnreutn sheiLi iP t tpar nvir thn nvnrt anH the departed: . . t Months rofled'on, and a dark melancholy still' brooded over the young man, but soon loosenea its nold,-somewhat, oorrovrw alill remained, but it was soon mingled with re- Aignation, lie resumed his accustomed oc cupation-ami. seemed to forget the past. The past was not forgotten, however, nor the object jwhicb; ithe past had endeared to llim., i nierave Ol bit .Wile Wat Solitary m, .. . . . 3' - - ... - and alone;- Uver.lhat erave he resolved to :, erect a monument to. her memory. The mon . tiinenwihe chose to plan and Work with his own hands, although he was no sculptor of artist by profession; He procured the roneh blocks of granit3 and commenced bis pleas- 02 task,': Every leisure he could obtain was nent.on bis favorite work- No other hand planned, ind nbrothef handr than hit own, 1 'executed jtA-Albnlh' after month alone and -'lonaided, : with no knotirledB of the irt except tvbaf hattrrehad taifht hijfi soraetimes at . : - ". . - : r- - v . as t specimen oi art is exceedinalv fine, and wouliibs sn crnmerit evea in xMount Ati - burn, now'4i nt arks ut the jrrave of his wife, . While it serves tor call to mind the! memory of ihe dciJ, .it speaks also of the constancy and ,rur:y of affection which deatb;and -U.-as ecu! J not destroy. . " ' -.: ';;;'-'' ; . BUUY Bl'fiJN :"THjs GARDEN." jr:i--4 iair.KMHTr'BtrHauTTf- '- There wa scrr.pw' there, and tears were tn every eye r tr. 1 there were low, half-sup- pressed sobbings heard from every corner. of .the room ; but LVJiUlMuffe i noonuay. ana sometimes at nicrhL when oth-1 alii tola them it was pan oi vneir nesn mat memner me neaua is toe nm messing Frorawa, 1 - era had left their t-i-o K,s in;i.,i ! fkniiirh lUwwpm; at mr. that ihev must I I ne immense and increasing popularity or teArlr.!iinf.!.l;.t 5" im. IV vL- 'JL .f frt it I il. - -r r.iwt. katAWM,t Pills, is another proof of the lntalhbihty of the ycng spirit a just On the verge of deparVU, we have; our mnminir and meridian, we 'tUre.' ym ,.The mother was b'eirfdrrr cyBr lVrn ialihe speechless yearmnss-isrc-rcntil love, with one arm -tinder ittinuor. shd tncon sc ionslytdrawinh dying and closer to her bosoml :Poor thing I in th bright and dewy mornings it had followed out behind its father into the field; and while eld; and while . .it bad patted vers, and stuck ne was there engaged,in labor, it 1 around amontr the meadow flowers. U bosom full, and all ha burnished tresses Uh;carmine3and 1Uy-tiptedT things, ano" te tonung tired to Ahe father's tide, he had lift ed K npon the loaded cart ; but a stone in the road had shaken it from its seat, and the ponderous, iron-ritn'med wheels had grqur.d it down into the very cart-path, and the little crushed creature was dying. ' - . ' " thankful for the encouragement they have nereto We had all gathered up closely to its bed- fore received, inform ; their friends and the public in side, and wei 6 hanging over the 'young, general, ibat they have opened, at the new tand, corn- fcruiscd thing, to see if it yet breathed when c M-utZ.'. tJrxi .! I, 4SlIgn,,w,Cu)In vTu,. . .............. eyes parity openeu were was do tuigu, uui there was something beneath its soft eyelids. which a Mother could alone interpret. Its i:... i U1-.I i: al .11 Ual.t I ZLSKTZT . . 3 - 4 ' v s , . F, -i . - nen we heard the departmg spirit whwper in, that ear Which .touched those asliV s lips : in inai bqv iu iiin f aiip non i nit bo qbiiu i lrtsx i Mother I mother ! don't let them carry me away doitm to the dark, cold grave-yard A ovi ourv me in me saraen in me gar urn, ffcr7' s . - P motherl A Utile sister, whose eyes were raining down with the meltings of her .heart, had crept up to the bed-side, and taking the hand of the dying girl, sobbed aloud in its ears : f Julia l Julia ! Julia ! can't you speak to Antoinette F9 r The last struggling pulsation .of nature struggiea ivaru io enaoie mat uuie spirit to "1 1 J 1 11 -1 ... I utter one more word of affection ; its soul was on its Hps as it whispered again : Bury me in the garden, mother bury me in .the" and a quivering came over its limbs--one feeble struggle, and all was still. Many years have: passed since we stood by that bed side; vet the scene ts vividly im- pressed on'vtiy , spirit as at the first, and I cannot dwell upon it without tears . INDIAN BELJEF. The one thing left is to preserve the'mem- ory Qf the Indian's interesting usages aod striking traditions ; and this Mr. Catlin has done. Take some religious notions from the (mouth of a great man in the ChocUw-tribe: . Tb Dkl.0,:. "Oar people h, .lw. naa a trauiipn oi ine ueiuzez wiucn nanpen- a r i . i . v r a a. i ed in this way : there: I was total darkness JVJ . a : U L . I fjf Pitl llllIC UlCl -w4V"'W IIUIB VJ& iliC Call II I iho .l.tora n,' mvitFv.mn Ulr..i Iiaw viiwv v va nv wa tai w wws w iiv a avuuu aw' r. .!,riii Inn, nt;i ,i rfc U)ey toprfrVd of er .i0I iC ,d ava iicut a u a w u c v wusis 1Mb a ... i wnpie nation were very unnappy. ai last a light was discovered in the North, and there was great reioicing, until it was xounu to beim"' ",vaK"u F"r, reiw, quills, tas. otet mountains nl water rol in? on. w hich deatrnved them all.exeent a few families who bad expected it and a built a great raft, on T" . . . . .: " - which they, were saved. - , A,. ti , But the rarious Sioux tribes seem to have eost amizing fancies. Of the creation; for tastanCe-in which the spirit sly snake' dpeSnotfailu. play his part : .1 'most amazinj instance in ; Before ihe creation of man, the Great ,'' . i. . . spirit w nose iracKB aTC yei to oe seen on 1 tne naru stones at ine nea ripe, in iorm- 01 1 hiifTiilfM antleat them on' the ledffe of , lh i . - - ---or v - . Keu Kocka, qn wie top 01 voieau uo rie'IBreastpins; Ear-sings, Pencils, Finger-ring. Thim- ana their bioou running on io tne roc ks, tunw j ed them red. vOoe day when a largeYnaktf Ifad. Jcrawied into the neat of the bird W eat eggirf a hort;time- one of thags, and the wreai iv-viii nw.us .incw uil4uc Cf reat rii PW A ill ."ani1r a 'mnfill a1 it into sloiaolV rfcfr,t3ana;Teet"rw fast in the ground, wliere h?tood for many, ages, like a great tree, anUierefore'liftjffre very old ; he was: older than, a hundred pien at ma nreseni nav : anu an ui inomer iree grew op by the side ol him, when a large on "erootsanu ney njiuuviwu vu v. aiax a vu ai9Wyv asu v sprung all this people that now inhabit the earth. ' " ' i, !" , ' . pat ine neu ripe nas oeen to tne inui- ans is well known1; as well as the oaths far war or peace, so lone breathed amonc vvery tribe through its ascending fumes. But whfleJ i Hinrtnff ma nnar iviiunnri innr ia inimn r "? .i . i:.: ...i . .1.. o: f .1. iuo imiiuuH w. t.,c Mississippi appear to Enow noining OI M, . - - and furnish ns only with tradition of later date, though not less strange Man v aoes after the red men were made when all the di Great Spirit se fferent tripes were at war, the sent runners. and called them all together at the Ked tfipe tie stood on I the top of the rocks, and other red people 1 were ' assembled on the plains - neiow. tie I took out of the rock a piece of red stone, and made a larke pipe s r he smoked it over them I as k a a - . - rf -1 i I f 1 to them an l that thev must make tneir cai lumets from it and tmoke theni whenever they I wished to appease him or get his good will - the smoke from his bur pipe rolled over them all, and he disappeared in its cloud as the last whi over the roc that moment fire under the two thev remain to this day, and must be consul- ta,'nA .-i;-- ika n;n, 6trtn is to be lake., awair ' " A nnKlo nanMa li.nnw 1alti " Titnat b. nrl moItAi! thp r anrfap-.t - r- --r-iing, nimouu two squaws went in a blaze of reimlar facultv as with the people at Urge; 4 I hsir. tooth and navlhe """,""" : .--.-- . n was retmiartv bred: nence it is as popular witn ins i Smm nri pnHr am medicine rucua, wuere t . .! I. . l I , . iZl PecrePla.de tmiiat' al. 'I.. .1:' must also have our decline.' anu. aire will soon remove the most active I hess loay tp corruption thou art my brother, I and to the worm thon art myWter and ijio- iherjr-but that which jst sown in corruption is raised in incorrupUon Ht is sown, a natur- al body,- it is raised sAf piritnal body. i .The ... ' ; record of a life we.J-spenr te a i certificate of character which secntes admittance to1. the general assembly and church of the first-born, i irpm puouc scenes, anu Drinc mem aown.io i leiah. hv Mmbl whuivi & iiiTvroon. ua v , i . tyitn tne omer i ine aarn ooor oi the tomb.' .it is afiecunsrto m. masou & uo., andinfayeuevme,by j.j. uiu, 1 1 vr,v , 1 . . . " v i . , . . " ' -r- . - - i o -i - v ' 1 1 W bW m K'al" cirl closer I descend Ironr h1i uaon.ind"-aeUvO'liteful-' I Jtopncea.E : t - ITvii.v - . i 4 -. I . ' . . . . . . . . ' ....... i... 4 I . i. ' V - . " ..,.- . a IJ Uil U NfU CONFECTIONARY, FANCY, MUSIC, JEWELLERY & DRY GOOD'S. ' ' JB.w?Yl"e "rgea o.reeis. a choice; assortment r'.vuuu 1U "eauoveDrancnes,Dy tar larger man lorm- erly; kept; ,nd M they always sell at very moderate prices, they hope to merit a continuance of favors, Part of the new supply, consists in i 300 lb fresh Raisins. 25 boxes Candles, Sperm 35 eta. Tallow 20 cts. and tint MlahnU Ur.lt . S - K "bite. ,fiow. S winter strained, best . 800 lb Crackers, batter. Iemon. ; orter( finTwinand French Cordial j Cheesetfesorts : Chewine Tobacco. av i. jr.i - v - u. . . 25 box Segars, Fies,' Prunes. Dates. Filberts. Palm. WaM & Coeoanots, Almonds, Sweet Oil, Preserves, - - - auu Powders. Macaroni, Currants, Citron; 300 lb Candies t ease s tioarhound Candy ; Chocolate, Prppersauce, Pickles, Lemon 8yrrip, Notmees. Ltauorice. Cinna mon.Sardines, Anchovies, Bologna Ha usages, Smoked Tongues, very best Mustard, "Starch, Tea, PERFUMERY. PPFtTJT, Oil of Roses. Macassar.Bear.Antiaue vas, uoiogne, rionda and Lavender Waters, iShav in? soap, Essences, Opodeldoc, pink Saucers and lilly ll'L:. H ii t Tl a . recucwasn, oergamotu MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Mcsicai IssTtTMKST8,Finest Vblins bows strings, bridges, screws, Fingerboards Guitars, Flageolettes, piles, t lutes, Clanonetts, Accordeons, Braes Trum pe' ts. BOOKS. Books, Spanish, French, German and English Grammars and Readers, Almanacs. Geography, Prim era. Spelling; Picture and Song Book, Key of Heaven, (Catholic.) Fencing and Boxing Apparatus Foils, Swords, Gloves,' Masks, Hats, Breastplates. Jancy Goods, etc. Painted Glass Mugs, artificial Hair and Fldwerst Mohair .Caps. Ladies Work and Fancy Boxes Look SaKKS wooden and metal: Walk ns4 rjyn fin.t r.. - . . - and shaving! utensils. Thermometers. , Compasses, Ttirlr Paniml PaaItoI TTntoaa a? tks, AnAal nhuiliti tl vaw Muivm mv- uiji iuaillT A " leetn, Viotb, Hair, Hat and Shebruhes, Black' ing.r.SMate, Bells, isning utensils, i.oneemills, Ym , . -vm. . ... SSrpSSJ iu..ii . - "aa? i i . LTspeis, rwder flask, Shotbelta, Birdbags, Percos- uTorMiapa, Smoking Pipe, Corkscrews, Whips) Sets rr - r - -s l'rri "Ku&"t reu ; cils, Buttons, Pictarea. 9,r GAMES. rs. - - ft. ",! T7-- 1 1. no TOYS. '. - I Tora of every description, as Marbles, Humming lops. Drums, Kattle, wiiistIes,Moutn Urgana. Harps. Trumpets, Magic Lantern, Paintboxes, Magnetic .w., u.,,..., Toys, False Faces. Cannons. Dolla. Maleacopa, Microscopes, painted Trunks for children, etc etc ... " -ir , rilie -old anu ailreN as well asgerman silver, viz. hies, of german ailver aud piuchback. Table and Tea Spoons, Desert Knives and Forks, Side, Pocket, nd othera. German : silver. ComhHand Bells, 8urds. Cham, and Keys, Behbuckles. Spec . DRY GOODS J Li .a-. 7w . Pontaloon stuffs, Vest patterns, Handkerchiefs, Camlet. Jeans, Linen Collars and Bosoms, Stocks, Glove, Stockings, Irish Linen, 8atinett, bleach and unbleached Cottons, Flannel, etc Iu foct the variety of articles is too numerous to mention, all of which will be sold on very reasonable V1 G. W. & C. GRIMME, Corner of Fayetteville and Hargett StreeU. miHB wonderful "enras effected bv this medicine. I Jiiare the all engrossing subjects of the dsv. Go I where you will, and you hear of nothing but Mr. ?uch on who haa en cured by Dr. Peters Vege- DO;nt ofj-aih. hot aha had been crirfed hv Dr2 Peters p.g -oa not ttaJ that Miss -has been i - - - j o - restored to health by Dr. Peter'a wondrous Medicine. Really, this medicine must be very good, or it could not cure so many. It is eoud. . For msnv vears it has passed on in the M even tenor of its way." carina hundreds of persons who were wrangling with death -ft . . . . . But now It onward couraeis impetuou. V - ;( It is as impossioleto stav the demand for thismed- J i. icine, as to bosh to rnshing wind. - - . A life medicine that will : procrastinate death for many years, shall it not enter every house t Shall it not be used by every individual t - Let no man say, r dtfn.wani u. You know not what to-morrow may j brine forth. AM h should ae this remedv and re- 1 J a ' i. these old adage, that truth is powerful and will prevail." Oth er Pills are only putted, but Dr. Peters's are purchased and praised, and recommended until the demand for them has become almost universal. Dr: Peters would impress this fact upon the public, mhat his Pills aw One of the many peculiar virtues of the Vegetable I 1U-1 ! hB- aihilA nrv' nnwnrfiil in thfiir ftm.tjtl PUla U, that - w hile very I powerful in their effects, they are particularlv mild and aende ttt iheir action: UaUka thf .ty f mer .ppl never attended with nansea or enninff i t . t Peterm'a Vegetable Pills arc now regarded by those I ok: k.u kl an AMutrinh! tn ilnnda nnnn thnir nut. :; Withouta4xcpdonin dich hasS umverMlaation.' , - n-TK .Krt.a Pitt. r Air ! in Uu fiitv of Ra "TXrOTICE b hereby given to all persons concern INI Court of 1 rgVJ a.IS'ai a V a inai I intend to petition? the next Soperioc Tor.i ti Ha fialrt fnr tha fmtntv nf Mffkbn rr ' .u. rn..u I Monday in Febrpary next, for the emai UroiU JULTusaged about fifty mic vuui v. iiuuic tu vuunius, wii ijs iuwhi emancipalion or my year., LEWIS DINK3NS. ChailoUe. N. C Jan. 4, 1843. 4 6w Ki CHANGE. HAKGETTr. Raleighy N. C. " eAVIXG . purcastd the entire assortment of Li quors hithertoetaoging to Cook & Wiccsa. ttoe. Subscriber feels himself authorised in assuring the Public, (in conjunctkrjjwith his stock on hand.) that no establishment inrjtbis City affords it ''more ample supply ,or onewhich fill excel either in quality or price, the articles hisoffers "r sale. The following articles comprise a part of hi V ptock: , ; French Brandy, jjmpcrior article' I 1 Holland Gin, besf Quality Jamaica Rum, exflleot : j , Irish W hiskey, dr la ei from the Custom House Apple Brandy, oVj Nash - - . Peach do bl. iood qualiiy Common, Mediumi : jtrM oi her Liquors, of every kind Scuppe rnong WitW 1 f. Monongahea Whiiskly . Best Rectified. J difj i Madeira Wine;renly imported Brown Sherry, . 5 .flo- , do Champagne Wine, t Fountain brand, and there nev er was a better &Viiele. in this market ; Port Wine, superiuf l " . ' . , ' ' Malaga dd -: Jj" ". ' ) ' Lamp Oil, winter sjrained , Double Recited, Loaf Sugar . - ' Common ' ' ; fo.' do ' Best Orleans SUgat f ' . Java. Coffee, rnjl other qualities Oreeh Hyson Tea, ,rood article -. Bacon, Lard, Mesi.sFlourl- Potatoes, and in fact ev eiy thing in th(trpcery line :s Millers bet Lemgif-Syrup , Best Chewing Trb(cci common do. Smoking do Snuff, irf bottles retail : i Hardware, Crockj ; ind Qdeenswara I Pot'erV Ware- da1 ' - ' I Stoushton's Bittari. Pickles. Wincraves .'London Candles, Segars, Bp 'jce, Tndigo, Soap, c. "' London Porter, aMx jriy Ale Cheese and CracUet j, Powder, Lead, Shot, 4c. Horse (dollars an4 f iridles Radv-made Clothir nr. and StaDle Drv Goods. Together with a genbr; 4 assortment of articles not here enumerated. 'tn The Subscriber- ha made an arrangement with a gentleman in Norfolk. ; to supply him regularly twice a week with Fresh Jf Ish, & Fresh Oysters, which ha will send at ay time to private dwellings All orders filled oniVVl fdnesdav and Friday nights wvk. i uysters, ana an otneritaoies wui oe served up at nis rxenange, at any nous his risn anu uysters, ior the supply of families,' will be . carried to their doors, ?.l , . . ' A t wimoui any auqiuonai expense. . . iMouw The Subscriber intet ds devoting his entire time to rous public His, terf )s fcre cash, but credit wilt be "tended to those whoeel their liabilities with prompt itude. O. SUGG,, Agent, v Nov. 1, 1841.; 4 , ', ..- UJUBSkJ.4 a $ ' No. 10, FArarrf1axi.E'JSTRXKT,i Raleipb, if ,tias ine pieaaure oi an nouncing to his friends and the public at laige, that he has received from New-York and Philadelphia, an eiteu Isive, rich, and fashionable w fiotK oi uoqus, wnicn ne :a. a a will sell at New York prices in The assortment consists in part, o WATCHES Gold ' independent kbconds, duplex, anchor, Lever Watchea, a general assortment of Silver do. of every price audualily. dTk'- JaWbBRY. i . Gold euards. fob. and rfeck Chains, Seals. Kevs Jjiamonu fins r runs, Kiroy ami tL.mnr ii o. neck and head Ornaments,- rich cameos 4 mosaic Pins 4 'Ear-rings, gold Pencils,! htmbles, Yinigretts, Medal- irtns, gold Hearts and Crosses, Jet do. and a great variety of other rich Mdods. ; SrJtCTACLKS. Gold; Silver, Blnei unil polished steel Siiectacles to butt all persons and all eyes. Very sunor flinl glasses, that may be fdjusted in any frame, at a mo ment s notice. . , ' ! ' - SILVER A Nil PLATED WARES. Silver Cups, Spooys, Ladles, 8ugar Tongs, Sail and Mustard Spoons, ;Butler Knives, silver mount ed Ccoanus. Capto's. Candlesticks. Sniifiera and Travs. Wallers. Cak4 Baskets, Coffee Greques, Bri- taUnia Wares, in seti and single pieces, &c. FA$H)Y GOODS. Mantel Clocks i Lamps, Plated and Japaned Wakera, Gold and i er Mounted Canes and VVbips, Chessmen and Backgammon Boards, Visiting Card Cases, Gold and Si ret Pencil Cases; Patent Steel Pens, Soger" super" r iiaxors, Congress Knives and Scissors, nanclera cibrated razor Qlrop, Uog Uol lara, do. Calls, ailk Curses, Pocket Books, Imitation Fruits, Guna arid listols, Ladiea Toilet and work boxes, toilat bottles, and HARRISON Breast Pins Medals, Canes, and ttoxea, &c &c PERFUMERY. FaiinaTs celebrated genuine Cologne, Hose Laven GuirWa Cream AaceOoa compound, for Shav Camphor and'. Windsor toilet Cream, Pouatum,bsrs Oil, Brushesi anda varieiv ot other articles for theba toilet. -t . .. !. t . - I ' - . Spanish Guitars, s Violins, Clarronetta, Flageoleita Flutes, .Octave, &c Fifes & Accordioni. .- Precep- tora for all the above. ? Guitar and Violin stnnea Ex tra Violin bows, &c.t, f - I . (J3 Clocks and Wajches of all deseriptionsclesn- ed and repaired in his aecustomed .superior style. ?old and .ver.Whetured lo oMer wltk H . twn and punctua 111 ttJMbest price givsn for old gold I ana Oliver. , Rtid kiOU. The Tnfant School uo perinte 4ence of Mrs. Peat, wiU re-open the 1 7Ui of January, TKH1 Vi. FER SESSIOIT. First Class '4-1 , f $t0 50 8econd Class, . ; im . HI J 6 50 I vn.t Winter Section . (0 f . irv " . . , - win. i j- ' I i,Jo pupu impuw t wa at ine aiscreuon ouw eacuci:. -"Visiters admitted to witness' the exerciees, on Toes- day morning of each week, from ID to 12 o'clock- - Arid kiWd be he that first cries hold,enoup:h! C Jlfew&t Fresh - SZtm . UKer has lust returned from thIortk L and is 'now opening , a m new and splendid as sortment of GabcaaiKs, Tots, CoHrECTittxsHtiks; Umb n Kiiis. &C.&C. all 6f which he offer athe)pw est Cash prices. It is impossible within thelimhs of an Advertisement to give a list of all thearticles in a large assortment, but a few of 'the Drincirial ones Vre subjoined, and the public are assured they wilfuid, every thing at his Store that "pertains to his immediate line of business, and many rare and curious notions' bei Amongst the assortment are ' " ;' 10 doz superior French Cordials, in China'hutlles 4 doz Brass Whips,, Cordials of every kind h Vegieable M'dwblte Wiiidair.SoapirX'-' ' Shellrld Almonds r, Beef Tonauea Percussion Gaps Bone Dog Calls Dried Beef Bologna Sausages 3 doz large Silver Guards ,! 1 doz small do do 4 , j Porter and every variety of Wines Fine Antique Oil and Octagon Soap - Pease's Hoarhound Candy ...... i Assorted Fancv Glass Boxes and Dominos Violins and SSilk Purses Cork Screws, &c. Brass Watches Hannooicons . Oil Cloth Basket Dates and Brandy Peaches, Cherries. &R Macaroni 12 doz. Superior German Cologne Water 10 doz. Brasss Buckets 2 doz. Brooms : Nest Tubs' 3 doz Wood Buckets i Fresh assortment of Nuts of every variety weet Meats and delhea of ever v varieiv I .M Macaboy and Scotch, Muffin bladders and battlejil Oranges & Lemons; afine assortment Earthen-warl Cheese. Crackers' & "-i'frara of e Sugars of everyrertiyOid Java Coffee & Starch l CheinToiaccud 'er.V superior Wax Candles p table J'uoesy tjeserves and Pickles of every jVanely and great many artieleStoo tedious to meo tlon,. which I will takegreat pleasure, in showing to any person who may favor me with a call, f I also re turn my thanks to the public for past favors, and hope to merit the same. 8. L. TUCKER. September 2i. . y ; 1 77; CHEAP GOODS F. aJ. Campbell WISHES to inform his friend, and the public; that he haa this, day, Tuesdav. 25th January. made very heavy reductions in the price of every arti cle of Goods in store. ! Hfltftroakin? preparations for the 8pring trade, and ahiiobs to reduce his" present stock of Dry Goods as low & possible before the new arrivals come lo band ; he haa marked the prices down at once to auch rates as must ensure the desired oh- The cheap day s will continue for a few weeks onlv. and duf mghsf thne, be would be pleased to furniah hia cnstdmeT8,apd. the public generally, with Rica and desirabUf poods. . V , ; 1 - ro give' some idea or the extent cf the reduction, a fevrarticlea and prices are enumerated : ; : 1 -silks. ; -ty.'v V large lot of beautiful Chene, sold at ft I jB(f, and now offered a 91 25. A few pieces oftHcn Satin Stripe, reduced from 1 35 to $1. M'axarine blue, figured Pd6h. de soif-t at fit. Also, a i.I of light fan- ry-cotored, plain andUjreutat BO and t5 ceits. Fig ured and striped blue blacks and Pekth Reps at 90cts and $100. B!a k. Italian Iwdstring, at 60 to 80 eta. . MOUSLIN E DE n&tNES. A large quantity of verv-excellentjlcfasliue.de Laine are reduced to 25 and 30 cents pr trd, ' All the 50 w emu vw mum vvyuPf fvuiuMut tJiwuji tmauuiui patterns, are all offered at 40 cotsper, yard. The rich Paris Wool da Laines, onlv 50 cents, t Rich em broidered, riducedto 91 per yard, ' .; ; CALICOES. -s.;'H A large rot of Domestic Calicoes are offered at from 6 J to 10 and 12 cents per yard. . The finer qualities reduced from 20 and 25 cents, to 15. 17 and 20 cU. 1 he whete-or the Enghah Prints to 25 and 30 cents. uiuuuiB vuiuix ciuaujr low. ; BROAD CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A large assortment of all the different shades, colors and qualities, will be sold at much lower prices than any thing ever offered in this maiket before V Merinos and Flannels unoauailycheap. Ulicn Goods of all kinds remarkably UV IlOSlery, 4a--Cotton, Silk and M orsted, .'very cheap. :' 1 'r lllanKCXS of the beat description have been greatly reduced, and are well worthy the attention of housekeepers. ' ' . ! ' Oul Its & Counterpanes, great bargains. - ' Bleached and brown Cotton Goods. A prn Checks, Muslins, &c &c all offered at prices much Below their value. "' . : v;r 8 3w IJETV FIRM AT, OUR IIOrSK The l subscribers would respectfully beg leave to in iorm ineir f neno niiu ius puunv ucimnj vuhi. uiej have just opened at the Store formerly occupied by J. D. Royster, next door to Wilbams &f Haywood, a eeneral assortment of FAMILY GROCEHIES. where (hey woold.be happy fu see their friends at all times.' Intending- to sell at a small profit, they deem it necessary to state that they a k but one price for their Groceries from which iheyi will not deviste--They have slso refitted the bar, and furnished it with the very best of Liquors, wnere geniiemencan oe ac eommodated. with hot and eoitf drinkt, of every kind and at all times. v.Xovera of Otstkkb.- may always find the very besfarticle at OU HUUB." 'V JAMES H, LOVE, CALVIN BETTS.; .Raleigh, Jan. S,-1842- 4 rr ook out for a. full-grown Ioafer, j A A feUow, wno calls nimseu junii Du,ii, i Btker bv trade, left the People's House in this City, without psying hia board or letting the Proprietors knojvof his intention to leave, : He is -about six feet hich and weiths 179 or 180 poundsbad dn when ha absconded, a. bloV hotne-spun. coat with a velvet e41ar,eaainere pantaloons and wore a dirty ted silk handkerchief about his neck. He is much addicted to tha use of obscene and profane language,! saws m the fiddle and exhibits in his persorvahogeiber, the personification of . a full-grown Loafer, i All we tan say t inn-keepera ia, to. beware of said BOZE ha is cormorant eater;- and seUles hi -.bdls - by . taking "French leaver z. . v - . ZIEGENFUSS & UPCIIUBrH. -Jan. So; 1842. , . ' . i ho; t 7 4t N. -B. Whenever Mr.1 Boas pavahfa bills, the pro prietors wilt make ample acknowledgments for this step, which they are determined to take towards . a who serve them in this way. 1 e- f Z. & U. -JpE PRINTING, 'r- a. rEW !G00DS.1 JonX T, WEST, FinTTrnm Stht next fiore to Me CITY . U ALL; has just receiv ed from New York, hie winter supply of Dry Goods bnoes, Hardware, Groceries, kc 5tc " : :' . ' 8IItKS, watered, pfatd, striped,-figured embroid rT ered, changeable, and plain. Mouslm de Lsitira, plirt d figured. Merinos,' Fnch & English, fcombaxhwi. A patcas. Amerifanfienchand Eg1;: CHtiea.; riaid striped MaatiaBwIsv Moll & Calabtie do. Kibbon.. Artificial Fowera. Scarfsand. fjandker th'U ' I bread and Cotton Lice s. HemsUtched HandkerchV I'lnenLaiBltricani! Linn.i ' tna.Hm. t Gloves of various kimtafUIk. tV.wCn ar f , , A Stockings. Sewihc Sdbs. Sfww.li piJI.ti..i STvt?? Too-eoofarv colors. Bleached udrJnhl.i.W TW ' a .jL Cloths, Sl . .VV ecks. VVooleiiBhlwIa. 'KenWl- J.;' M--.a.7 1 -A 1 Broaans fromQ cla! tall Si ... -. A f n cr tttade Collars. fSatnd nbrnbaainejka. - ; H ? 1 era, Glovesilk. Pocket Uandkrchiefa,c:.c;r: ; I Other WsUGAirfaCXuntri. alj Lm- k KUuna tiidger; Fcppe'.P'ciVand!?9,r 'fn PRINCIPE brand. A Owen, New Yortua? Rleigh. N. C. Nov. ,23 I64L; tBX$TtST GROVE.- V fnnHEl next 8ess1on of this establishment will eotj V; r JL mence on tne first Monday in Januarvi - trims AS.ro tLowa : For Classical StudefSts, ' 720d va ' N For Kno'tish tf-HA ' itnM o Pupil received oV Jess thah one SessinrTfltva 'Hd a i..--.. , - : .:w-'Rai months! If withdrawn before its eXDiration. t?vih-,i - " to be made for the foil time. 'r iVV J - Half the Senion to be paid tor in advaneer.af kk balance at the end ot lttree months. ' "VW The School Buil now undergoing fuch ' solS able repairs and adwions as comfort and convenience W uemand. . - - . , 11 of diftineuishvdaentlrmen iTlnl .W. Jsonal experience, e.xpreoaed' themc(v ii leruA of ' commendation of I be r fleet of Bee ' 'm " .ill. na. ' peptic PiUs, Mr. Vaa Bvaair .-' .r cf jjnitcd Stifles, has, upon request, rern-J the " 1'iiciwr waaj,jiaai naving yieen-prc. nit some years ataeesrilrli a hex or his FiJ.j. t.. . I . i .- .'jrr -,' i- - k . " iw me inrio ii a leroeayior, torc..J $ t. that he has ViT-i bem a fair trial, aJ iv't' , t fied, that thefhsyh contributed gfeauYl 3 rrfe'i reestaMbhtnet!t cf hia health, ' - j nese r;iii r,.aa- be had In any.qUamTlies; artj up-. jn liberal termivon application to Dr,-Joa Bxa; ' with, at Raleigh. N . C. bv. whom iU. if.. . , - .. w -:-;,--- ar .- . . Ji1 nrenareil. . . .-J. . t rJjlT '-&; . . . January 4, . 1343,; W . . hta. ..... 1. 1. :- i- . -..v 2; r ftALEIGU SliinARTfi- t. qnHE Winter Session ih'ti Semihary will com T il menc on Tburi-JayBd Decemlef; ; T Terms ier session of five mnntha.' cavahl'e tha half session in advance, f 20. Fuel $ I, . . . Hobra of attendance frnni 9 4 M.to 2 P ; PRIVATE CLASSES. Drawing and Painting on Monday's and tVrdnea dfy's, from i past 2 to 4. $ltu - French, Italian or German on. . Tuesdays and Tbnrsdaye, from i past 3 to 4. - ' ' - ' $ lfi. - " ror lurtber particulars apply at the Seminary, or to Messrs. Turner A Hughes. - - Kaleigb,-Dm: 11841,;;; , V-Jt '. 1 ' " r T hi mi ir r, m , afr HOTI CE. Committed to. the Jail of Rocking ham County, North Carolina) iii that Sutb C" f fcx-pu-ruber. fulL) a NEGRO WOl1 AT iV lbs nam of SUtf AN, and says aba belongs to one Mr.Gretn,f and was told by James Strong, in Richmond, Virginia and that she left her Master on tha road between North) Carolina and the Stale of Georgia, about the 1st -o. last AugosL -VV hen coiiirnitled, she had on a wo.-len - Checked frock, about half worn: 8aid nee ro woman ' fa about 45 years of age, and weight about 140 pounds .. iheTiahout 5 feet hlgh, dark complexion and atoot ouiu, ana nas iosi two ot ner unuer front tee lb. ; 1 owner, is requested tt wme lorwsrd. Drove Dror . arid pay charges, t. she will be dealt with ag'reeat, to' C' law. r; : : . s, Roberta. Jtior l Vv octoDet i; i84f.f t . :v;4ftiT Vr '3-mr i punsn' .an n ii ,i SwaiTfc, ,ji . n2 KMOTAIal cnEr.noQDs Ji.ll Ths subscriber has removed from tha old stand - f " ot tielby & Grej n to M r. 1 . J ' L.eraay7s new brick . "j Qtora immeaiaieiy io huqi oi uw iar vrace, sou onfv door alove tlie Apothi-tary Slot .of Dr, Snth, whenf ha haa and will conUoae.to keep on hand a eomrlets assortment oi - - - - . Dry-Goods, HartWare, : Cutlery, QiWnf , Ware Cnxiliery, Groceries, &c T j." . . suited to thht market i among which may be found alt " ' most . -EVERY ARTICLE nsnsUy kept in ta Dry;; : Goods Store. His Goods are of an excellent quality j .fv and will be sold LO W for cash, or on e redit to ponc-ia t-f tual dealers. He respsclfnlly bvitet Isold friends V and customers, snd buyers genera' -.11 and exaroa ihe for themselves. ; 8ELB " OT1CC The aobseribera wish to purchase one or two : thHisand bushels if clean Flar ed, for which lbs higfJeat market price will bt civ en, also, a few hundred hoshela of Palma Chii-u of Castor beans they t! wish to engage two or Jhrei , thousand iioshefa of Miuul Cottonf Seed la be deliver-' ed at their Mills n Neusa Rbfri'V r Rogers bridgs or at any Gin wlibin lour or Jlvsi.-Ie's. . Apply te the subscribers in Raleigh ; ' , Y ' V X";r V-r.v . ; rvM.'F.''CLARi ;'t ;;. , - v, - j. u. jEFrrny. January S5, 184.. 1 : . f.t THE subscriber L-i t,. J T where he will be happy to acco: - .3 J ' nui oldv friends, :vju will W sl.; bhy or fiftyStudehtaXythe month or yes ' sooabUi terms and hia tabic shall; be furr ' the best ihe eoootry affords.; Us iespec.'. y a'ahate of public patronage, u ; : h f- - - - . VTr-: r JAME3 ntTTTALI. x December I8r 184L ; 4 tf IC3- (D1 IL. IRON. NAILS and SALT, j tiic4 . and for sala at reduced prices. Jan. 25.' - - tf : . . Crvri Earonrxxs iin AlciTrcT, ti 1 t. "V. -1. 8 'V-.Vr W ! ' ' IT -3S ' 1 it I s- e- i 1 i. 4 u - -' (f , -. . -At,- . - i .. "ST. .' . i 1 ' 1 4 - i ir"