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I MY FIRST JSABBATH AT SEA. :
OK BOARD TH1 I SI O AT UWI TK 8 TAT S 8
The service of the Episcopal Church was
gone through. AfcusUwited to its' forms and
familiar with its very words I was yet nev-
erio much impressed iviili its snblime and
poiemn cfiaracter ;" It s :tve thing to be at a
Church in the counfry-r-sarro untied by fa
miliar faces, and the noise nf chifdren and
rdogs-some of the congregation adjustinsr a
piece of finery some thutubing a prayer
book some ascending to, and others des
cending from the Galieries-p-antf among" the
younger bretheren; esperiaUr the Weaker
vessels, some furtively casting- love-looks,
c.-7-while around us all i perfect security ,
and appareiU'exemption Jrom those dangers
wjiTct i more impressrveIy;rVminil as of our
mprlality ; and aitother nd a very different
thing to be here, on the bosom of the grat
deep where above, aud, around, and below,
the heavens, the ocean, and the winds, re
mind us of the Innumerable agencies by
which our brittle thread may be cut forever ;
and as at this instant' (tor the sky is clouded
and the winds are wp) wht?per in their ap
penlly suppressed atiand jooklnjAheir
half smiling, and Jialf frowning aspect, that
they have lost nope those terrible eiiergies
which have qarried'rnjiilions U a watery grave.
There, a powerful principle t of Mhe human
heart s unacted upon for fear is absent ;
, and, man according to his nature' reposes in
the consciousness of present securitys wiih.'
out looking to the future. Here; ho who
thinks at all, is forcedly the snfronnding
circumstauces to lurn his reflections td the
shortness of life-the certainty of deatb-'the
miserable meanness of the theory ,which; dis
carding tjhe idea of an ore r ruling Providence,
teaches him, that tfhen be diesi.be diet like
a dog compared iedbrime fauh; wiic1i
inculcates, that heas a'principle of immor
tality that sprvlvesgrave i that lie lives
under the econntny'of a God'who holds the
ocean' in his hand afldJa(rwhose fil, the
storm in its (ury ieeasmai instant, and
becomes as harmtesl'Qdii -peaceful as
the pore spirit of t3i'at; religion itself a
spirit that br6athesijekeKtence and peace
and love to all a spirit, wliicirmeek though
it be, yet exhibiting-itself in the eloquent
arid impressive service of the Episeopal
Church, commands respect ancflTeverence,
not only from the virtun; 'the piotisr'and
the well informed,(for we have all such here)
but it fixes the attention of the' illiterate,, the
thoughtless, and the depraved.
, T he Minister in fuH clerieal costume stands
before a temporary desk, nicely covered with
a decent cloth, and holding in. his hands the
prayer- book and ! the bible; There at his
right hand stands the manly form of our gal
lant Captaih-talT, athleticV and erecN-a son
of ever glorious Kentucky and looking eve,
ry inch, a warrior, iworthy? of tfie dark and
bloody ground." ' Fr a third bf a' century,
jn peace and in war, he's iwrne his country's
flag on all the seas; - For liira there aie rib
terrors either in the battle br the breeze; and
he would esteem it a most preciouspfivflege
to die uder that flag when ever duty requires
it. But he thinks not of battles ndw-he
reverently attends the hodman's prayers. A
little to his risht Stantf 'ttiA W9ntrm;
v the gay'Xiemeriante
, ir eaeu one is remtndeu by the sol
pure and devoted heart"
mr -w - Vi v;' f
nourinff
May it ascend
Heaven.
to
OnftitnerW the right, atinds ,Vull
muster of tlie Jmle Middies, the merfv laugh
ing dpgs. But tbevydo nt Uu2k now for
inore than one tries, to, escape observation as
he brushesawav the. tear, that ?ltna
eye.' It is not thefltn pulse of. religious, but
oT filial nietr. that moves theJittle
for lust now, he .tUmksWand- as !' trtini.
his heart throbs .witbr ai lioliert feeling than it
will ever realize again of ah at deanMplher
-who, a verv" few vears asro. made him knenl:
, m . u - - " T " " ' j ' ''-f'V
ami iih jis head ifri her .labV. .ta'off bl him to
lisp t'ie IrdVayejfT he4s presented; to
hiui now precisely as, ahe looked a few weeks
since, wiien she badejiinr fafewell; He feels
again, the tong .embrace, .ardthe warmtear
that dropped ttporilhisjaw, as she bade Jiim
adieu. He khowetIiM every Jay ttoat the
deep; fountain pf that; maternal, low there is
poured forlh to Heaven ao earnest suppli
catioritrforblessingrTn hk fead r He'eels
that he is Tiowetermlned to b goodMay
he car if outSusurpose. t; .
leftfiahdifano 'ranged' frontrts
we whole ship crewSaliors, AppjfenUeei
; and Marines. In the front row stand the
aPprtntices half grown sailors these : each
emn cene, tnat at tins moment perhaps
far away in her bwii closet or jerchance
at the same altar, heV fervent and pious pray.
ersforhis-safetyanaappln &
fenrtff, the deen liCf I. - i : .
- v luir .ia Jipvnipfi 1v 1 1 A Atlona nn
'j'WHh his" prayer book hi lits hand, and all in
i nencci uniiorro. a nev resoonu noi verv
it.'. r - v.-...- ---J- - i j:r-j
regularly, but'thet are new beginners then,
without and precisear'rangement, the great
mass,' lidilyJand cleanly dressed,, profoundly
silentand perfectly decorous, presents tb the
observer aA .singularly, striking Vspeqtacle.
ptoefl they are .natt ve " Americans but il is
easy to, see that,' that rpund, ruddy face, with
shoit trumpct-sfiaped nose comes from the
Emerald Isle. And it is not difficult , to de
cide, that near hirii Germany is represeuted,
in t1e broad, heuvy, sallbyp-loqklng sailor,
who stoops a , little in his "shoulders a ml
whose 'face is pf enared 1 for tle rigoor v of
Cape Horn, by that eobrmous'growthybt'Vel
low hair and whiskers which hangs, over his
forehead and curls up .his cheeks. Close by
him stands a negriwho "might .sit for the
knight of the ruefuX He
comes from llartfofd--and six and thirty
yea'rs he has sailed npon the seas of every
latitude. Away off upon the outskirts of the
rawd. as if it was his nature to dwfll 4nnn
ihe frontiers of civilization, is a full-blooded
India"n-7-Vall, lean, and s'lraighi-the weight
of six ty winters hag "not bent his form, nor
bleached in the slightest deffree the lonw suit
of "Ifairi which even more than his tawn v
complexion oenotes Ins race.
Qiie old sea-dog a boatswain's mate, is
'Of?! and a Httle
but of thecongregaiibn." .!For nioref than for
ty years hin home has been upon the deep
of schools,and rhurches arid books he knows
but Utile. The voice of God has reached
him, only as its murmurs on the breeze, tir
thunders in the gale, or in that still, small"
whisper which he brdv. but he ever hear.
His first intention wis to stand aloof he
S "iT - T-1. iiwn I. la iujigcu IIUIIl IS
smoothed lie lelaies hisonderbus (ttreniardi
irld leans to hear. AU-all conlessVthat
in,lhis clirTstiari Religion there is something
Hivie iiiaii uvtllllgw III . tllO. HJ'BIFUISJ U OlllCr
portions of mankind that in truth it is the
religion ho less of reason than of revelation.
AN EXTEACT. I
It was a chilly iay of winter, . and we
were ail seated in a. comfortable seuool-room,
Anan of most : wretched appearance was
seen passing by, - dra w ing a baud-sled, on
which were several bundles of woolen rags,
the remnants of garments - Worn ;till they
could be of no . farther use. He: vvas clad in
tliose but little belter and Was apparetiUy so
weak as to le scarcely able to draw his sled;
Some looked out of the window and began to
hmgh. I'lie instructer saw hint, and remark
ed; the school may rise,- nd ail look at that
wretched man, passing by,- All did so, and
nearly, all were diverted to laughter; ' Af
ter alt had seerr him, the master told them
the V might lake their seals' and then re mark
edl was willing you should look at
that'man. ; Possibly niy object was very dif
ferent froni yourtVas I ee the effect on your
feelings was very diffeeut from what, was
produced on mine;. -The miserable man,
yob perceive, is crazy. -He has - bundles of
raos on his sled, which nerhans. he valopp.
. o : f ' ;
but which Can be of no service to hinu You
perceive he looked. pale and emaciated : he
was so weak as to be scarcely jable to draw
his -load. He : is very poorly shielded from
the cold of winter, and will very probably
perish In die snow.' Now lell me, my schal-
ars, noes lineman ex cue your laugiuet ,r
tie once was a school Doy no was ungiu
and nrlive as anr of von.' "His return" from
school' was " welcomed by joyful parent's,
anA Im nrptpncp rrnvf TVleasore tO tfift X'niith'.
Tul ttiro n g who "tne I ' each bihec In; a wi nfer
evenrng for merrimenit'-PT''' fuk at
him now. And can vou sport with hitn who
nas . lost his reason, ana in: losing mat he
nas
'-r
ah
be; crazy, and roam about a -'w retch e.d maniac
would yob , rathe
You saw fne affected when 1 began to spak
-rifwill tell ybu why;' ibuce; had a friefid.
every .thing lf could "islv.jTrjitidj ; 'Hie
character of his mind was such as fatse'd him
lie ww ucar iu rue -as a uiumcn - aiu aj
In ,his friends jitgh rejcectations. 1 have n
deed, seldom, if ever seen bis,: equal., Jle
could grasp any . subject,"-abd: what others
found difhcult. onlv served as amusement for
lm3 : J (ive ahyiub inch
..i.i- . !!... i ..
Although;' written, by hiin vbtn' lie .was
school-oov. , l-exoecled to see -lum takin?
itip lean in the affairs of mpn. and that- his
nnt rifrtio tirniiLt Ka. nnnlail Vltr nltiora ',1 e-itir
hun afftjr art-abseqce lof two years.H.Wiiefe,
r do y ouy jask lit was in . a cage ; , and eyea
then he was chaineofvHe was a tmania& of
the - mst,",decided ehafaeter, - -The moment
he aV4iie be seizedmy hand, and left" on
If I It A n mm n am nl l-k m . .wrm n .. II t la
vested pf the ki a: by v'constanll j-ubbing;; it
in:the other;; For, years betj-wandered about
when.it was safe to liberate bimV ; But be is
how, and always will be;,Snsiei'v
V I have , known sorrow Tj'jl have- seen
friends, die th at were as iiear as fre nd'cou)d
be but thevhur thaV l- Sat byjthe ? confined
crazy , Ben net was . an hour : o th'e . great
est anguish I ever kknew.. Remeaiherniv
pppilsywhatjias passed this hoorVtb rendcj,
unfeigned thanks to God for contjnafng your
reason li i therto, . and if y bn re,'e y er, again
disposed to laugh when a crazy man passes,
,t,.vw..TM.. .ji -ub yourown cunaiuon
nereauer.
C.
- - OCCUPATIONS.' - -
lucre isnota more, foolish notion
attoat in v the world, .than the' One that it is
ecopaiion that gives the character lb man.
One occupation as the means of getting a
: fe,HH ' precisely as
.. "-iuuic aa anomer, provided tnal
n iMjoonoraoie and in accordance with the
laws of God and man. The man who holds
uie plough, hammers the iron or drives his
peg, to sttpblv his famflc Wirh t!,o o.e,n.
ries of life, is hot a whit below the one who
measures tape behind, the counter, mystifies
,r i, me uar. or nresiiis mgr. iho rn,nnia
orthe nation. - There is a vutgar and perni-
: v .'"S "wau in ue community on
uiis snoject. fathers must educate their
sons tor one of what is called' Mhe '"learned
proiessions. Daughters rausl marry a law
J'errfdoclor or clergyman .-.Horror 1 The
good lady would as soon think of marrving
her daughter to a Winnehagor as to an nidus
tnotis nd hohest meelianic. hy, the fami
ly would be disgraced, the noble name dis
tuinorod No ! no J The business of a car
petiler, a blacksmith, or a farmer is not so
respectable as that of gamblingishaving notes,
drawing stolidity from the desk, pedliiig rot
ten pills, or selling snuff or tobacco ! And
yet, the duties of all the learned nrofessibn.
las well as those of merchants are performed
ihc tue reason that a shoemaker waxes his
thread, and the farmer plants his potatoes,
viz Mri obtain a living. -Still, a set of nitser
able, upstart ftiols who are almost universally,
low bred people themselves people who
haveJegun li!e in "the ditch, entleavor to
establish in society artificial distinctions,
which they hope will elevate them above
the common mass, from hich they were
fcikiMi, -aftdgivetb" them an fmpbrtance,
which. innate worth and honesty could not
command. 7 bor is labor honest . laboi; Is
honest labor. Honesty and honorable are
the same: whether performed bv the kin
or the beggar, and it is jusi as honorable in
one as in the other. It is true, that all men
by Jiabit&hd by taste, are not fitted to pur
sue the same vocations, and there are natur
al divisions, not distinctions, as the word is
commonly used, created by harmony and
taste. 'This is as it should be, and fits lis
Tor a discharge of all the peculiar duties that
devolve upon us as members of society. But
to say because a man performs any gi,ven
duty, however humble, though, necessary,
it degrades him or renders him less meritori
ous ifian his deighbbr, who performs.anblher
duty, yet not more faithfutly is io say we
still adhere to the monarchical principles, of
thevdd world.
Let the father educate his son tp some
honorable Calling, arid, if he has predilections
for any particular business,' as often is the
case,-lei him follow it, if it be possible. Il
is the man that ennobles the business,not the
business that ennobles the manjaod not spend
a thought upon the distinctions in occupa
tions, honorable and honest, that fools have
attempted to build up. Let children be
taught to be honorable, honest, upright, to
set a proper value upon the riches of this
world, which are,' at best hut a bubble, blown
into existence to day, to burVt to-morrow,
and to:understand thai the only true and real
distinctions in society are those bf virtue and
vice, and the only true and enduring riches
are an intellect duly cultivated, ' affections
schooled, and a heart that knows no guile.
C HE Ell Y BLE BROTHERS .
. f - - - i
This firm, which has been" so worlhjly
pourtrayed by the gifted author of Nicho
las Nickleby," is.said to have really existed,
but under another name- ami not to have
been merely the offspring of fertile imagina
tion. The following anecdote respecting
'these noble mi nded originals is taken from
me aiancnester 1 imes. .
The . elder brother of this house of merchant-princes
amply revenged - himself upon
a libeller who had made himsetf merry witli
the peculiarities of the amiable fratern iiy.
This man published a pamplet,- in which
one of the brothers fDj was designated as
'Billy Button, : and represented aisV tailing
largely df their foreign trade, having traVell
erkWho regnlarly visited Clwwbent, Bullock
Smithy, and other foreign part3. Some kfnd
friend had told W. f of this pnmphlev? and
VV. had sard that the ;maii wonld livedo" re
pent of its publicatiob. This saying waV
kindly -cbiiveyed to the libeller Who said
drat he should disappont them, for he should
take care neyertd ber in their debt But the
man in business does not-always know who
shall be'hrsUcreditbr.The author' of nhe
naninhlethef!&me bankmnt. and the hroihprs
hdd an acceptance of hi which had been en
dorsed tolbem by the drawer,; who had also
become bankruptr'1 Jlie ; wantonly libelled
men had thus become creditors "of the libeller.!
Theynow had it in tiieir power 10 mike him
repent of ins audacity. He could not obtain
fiis cermrcauss: wrinuu ineir signature, anti
without it be coo Id hot enter into business
againi" .He had ObtaiOed the nnmber of sigi'
natures required by , the DaiiKrupt laws,' ex
cept one. i? It seemed folly to v hope that ?the
Urmoi brotheri would supply the deficiency V
' . ; What 1 ihey- who had cruelly, beenfi made
tbedaitghiifg-stoekf of the public, foget the
wrong and favor the wrongdoer t' He des-
Oairedbbt thlairrift of a urif nnd rhildrn
forced him at- last to makolhe applicalion.
Humbled by roieryi hepresented yhims'elf
at'the coaniingrroom of tl wnmged.l - W;,
anir Ln UJj. -i.
delinqneftt-were 'Shut; the. doori strT
sternly uttered.rhe'dor -was ehat and the
libeller-stood : befbreufte ;libeired;i He Hflld
his.lale; abd p rod need his cenifieateii which
was . instantly clutchedby ihef. merchant.
' You wrote a pamphlet against us once V
exclaimed alheW;' .-.The supplicant ex pec ted,
10 eee n is parchment thrown into tire, fire ;
bhj this was not fa deatinaUon. Wi took a
pen, and. writing -something upon the. docu
ment handed it back to the bankrupt. He-
poor wretelr? expected to see there rogue,
sconndrel, libelrer inscribed : bot there was.
in fair, round characters the signature Of the
firm ! VVe make it a rnle.aaid W. neyer
to reiue signing; the certificate of an honest
tradesman, and we have never heard that
you were any thihg else.' The leafs started
in the poor man a) - eyes. -
Ah l said
my saying; was; f true. 1 1 said vbu
would
Uive to repent of wriliug that pamphlei, I
- " - . .3.- J . ..--.
oiu uoi mean 7as, a threat; t oniy meant that
some day you ;wrjuld know ns better, and
would pent ybitSiad tried to injure us I
see you repent bf ft now.' I do, Illo,' said
the grateful mn, Well, well, my dear
fellow, said but you know J us now
How do you getji ? What are you going
t do?' The poo man slated that he ..had
fHend3 wlio couJtllissist him whenlhis cer
tificate was obiaiftcd. But how are you off
in the meantime? ' And Uie answerlwas that
having given up eVety farthing to his credi
tors, lie hadbeenk&mnelledWstintfhis fami
ly of e ven rbm'moMnece8srie. that be miaht
be enabled to payhe'cost of liis certificate.
My dear fellow.snid W.. this Uv ill nm
do your familyijistot sufler. t'Be kind
enough to take thisC ten pound note to your
wile from me, .'i'bere ; there, mv . dear fel-
Je.w hay, don't t-rv it will be all well with
you yet Keep up your spirits, se to work
like a man,, aiidyou wilt raise your head
amongst us..ve.llhe dverDow'eredlman en
deavored in yainiWi express his thahks-r-lhe
swelling in his 'throat forbade, words j he
put his handkerchief to his. face; and wpnt
out of the door cr Hng like a child, r .
SwEETspr the Syeet!
Come olP Macduff. I
w .
And kicked be he that first cries holdienotiffh!
; iShauspeare Revised. ' J
JYtw S4lM?rcsh
Arrivals
TucKe r has just
returned from the Norlbl
nl , is now epenin a
new and n1nlld no.
SOrtmeOt Of G'rOCKBiI, ToT8, CoNFCCTiOXARIKSi
R1.1A8, &c. &e( of which he ofters at the low
est Caw prices. Jf ifirapoasible within the limits
of an Adwertipemenl ti ev a lita of all th Wirfe iu
a large assortment, but a few of the principal ones aie
subjoined, and tbe pvjblic are assured they will find
every thins at bis Store that nerlaina m rn immprtiai
line Of business, and mtnv rr and rnriana imtinni lu
sides. v . ;
Amongst the assortment are .
10 doi superior French Cordials, in China bottles
f do Brass Whip Cordial of every kind ;'
Yegetible and whiltj Windsor Soajw j
Shelled A Imonds Jf eef Tongues Percussion tkps
Bone Dog Calls Dried Beef
9 Ann l v:i..i r. i
Bologna Sausages
v uu laigo oncer lUHlUS
1 doz. small da , do! J ,
Porter and every variety of Wines j ;
Fine Antique Oil atjd Octagon fcoap
Pease's Ubiirhound pandy
AssfTted Fancy Glass Boxes anf Domirios,
Violins and JSilk Pttrses Cork Screws, &c &c.
Brass Watches Harmooicons Oil Cloth Baskets
Dates and Brandy?Peaches, Cherries. &e. MacaroDi
12 doz. Superior German (Cologne Water
10 doz. Brasss Buckets 2 doz. Brooms "
. KfPtTubs 3 doz Wood Buckets j
Fresh assortaient p( NuUi ofevery variety
weet Meats antl Jfellics of every variety
Maraboy atid Scoti'h fnuff m bladders and battles
Oranges t Lenions; a, nneassoftnwnt Ea'rtben-ware
Cheese, Crarkers St Pgars if eery ,varieiy & price'
; Sugars pf every qTity Old Java Coffee & Starch
" Chewing Tohacc& and vtry superior Wax Candle
Table Salt. Prune Preserves and Pickles ofevery
variety ; and great lia by articles too tedious to' meni
lion, which I viH taef great pleasure in showing to
ahy person who may; favor me with a call, j I. also re
turn my. lha oks 10 tb public for past favors, and hope
to merit the same. i J i, S. L. TUCKER:
, September x4. : x . . ; 77
im vvtc concern. ;
SUCCBSSOa -?f,0 OLIVER -die SMITH,
; MEROfTANT TAILOR, I
The undersigned would respectfully inform the eit
izens of .Raleigh, the public generally ahd particularly,
the friends and patrons tfc O u vn &. .Sith, that be
has booght out the eniire interest of said firm, taken
the stand occurred jitMD'imi''9n.
the business iri all its Various branches as heretofore.
He has engaged the 'services of Mr.Ojuvx; and those
herelofore patronizing the establishment ma v rRf a
snred that no expense, or pains will be spared to please.
blciind I wilf keep congtantly on hahd A'sripj.iy of
the lst go ds the ISorthern markeu afford.- i ;
k .ri v JOS. J. BIQG3.
February 1, 1842. - 10 - 3t
fTn(HE" s!iihscfilers;n taking leave of the public, re
J tam them' their Unijere thanks for the patronage
heretofore bestowed .ufkrt them 5 and wootd earnefcrly
recemmend ihir successor as a gentleman every way
worthy" of confidemeandsappoft. " ' j "
OLIVER &' 8MITHV
Fehroary". I,
10 St"
. . . - -v NOTICE. -;v
TTN pursuance of two deeds; in - thistexecated to ma
II; by S. B. SpreilJ, J-slialJi -offer at public sale before
the Coort House door in the City of Kale'gb. on Tues
day ,the',22d tlay of February text (being the second
day of WateCoam rCurt) ' air flie'iighl.' tidtf, and
Interest of saitfS; BL9woih (Jbein his inunsstiri the'
Dowerof Mrs. prutlt in and t m. dwelling 4wue
and. lot and brcltstdflj and lot in lhr Ci'y'of Raleigh,
anda traet;of jLatod, cotttaiping about four hundred
acres si tpa e in tbtf. bounty "ofY Wake and tying on
SCreek."; ' " .J , -X .V.V'- - -
erms'of saje, sir months credif, with bond and api
proved seenriry I - V H; J. -CANN ON,TrnteeV 1
; Jaduary ggr 1842i J J j A I i , :-' 10, .
at 1 uriC:)- f Mt -' '
. -s-' .t - v '., -vrr. .jm .. 11a Arug ouire,
Next door to W. a A. Sthh. - - '
February 1, 1843 10
' '. .. y
c TfUST received a. perior article of Linseed Oil andl
Oil ' Wnila Lil: fol sale low at ' ' J i C; v I
MUSIC, JEWELLERY & DRY GOODS. f
u Thankfol foi ; the encoaragSment they have hereto
fore received inform their friend atd the public in
generaltbat they have opened.at the new und, corn
er fayelleyille '&Hargea 81 reels, a choice assortment
of Goods in the abovebrani bes.by far larger than form
erly.' kept, and as they atway sell atvefy moderate
prtcea they hone to merit a rnti.MVnnro .( ra... s
. m- .. vww.w v. iu , w.i a, '
rart of the new supply consists f n : , Jf- -;
301Mb fresh Raisins. 25 boxes Candles Sperm S5
cts. Tallow 20 els. and the celebraUH-oUV patent;
SoapsJ white, yetldw. easUIe perfumed. &e. Sperm
Oil, winter strained best ; 80O fo. 'Craeters; butter.
wmon. ,snntn-ad ; best Forler,- fine ' W ines, -and
French Cordial ; ; Cheese 3 sons ; -Chewing Tobao',
. uux oegars, r igs,: r-ronjea, Ualea, Filbe.ts, Palm,
Wall otoanujs AlmondSweet. Oil, Pieserves,
Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, 'tSeitlleU-and Soda
T.tx;. i' - .... . - -
. n, ivoloiuui, currants, nron; 3UW lb 'Indies
Pease's Hoarhoond Candy ; Chocolate, Pi-ppersaoce.
ernun oyrup, f utmegs,. tiqiioriee, CTnna-
mQn,esardines, A nebnvtes, Bobgna Sausages, Smoked
uug ijaf very oesi jvi ostard, p larch, Tea,
; j PERFUMERY. . k - , .
i PirvrMrttT, OH of RosmM
Oils, (cologne, Florida and Lavender . Walers. Miav-
his oap, essences, upout-iuoc, pink Saucers and lilly
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
McsiCAt In srinw E7rTs.Finps.t Vi.-.i;o
bridges, screws, Fingerboards GoTtars, Flageolettesl
iiuien, vsiationeus, accomeons, Brats Trum
pets
1 BOOKS. -
13QOKS. narilfeQ. Krnrh. (TArman T? i: l
Grammars and Readers Almanacs. Geo-raphy. Prinv
7r tTt 8' riclure ana ooug boor, Key of Heaven,
Fencing and Boxing Apparatus,
.Foils, Swords, Gloves, Alaska, Hats, Breastplate;
' Fancy Goods, etc,
r-U r "... . . . """"i
, oiiiicvi vjiusa. jviuffs. arunr-iai Hair iui irin...
muuair yapg l.aoie vy pTB. ami Fancy Duxes, Look
ing-glasses 3 and feet square. Baskets, ' bnoff-boxes'
from 5 rtt to 4; Combs, shell and others Clocks,
wwuw.apu cmeiai ; vvaiRing U-nes, finest Razors
and shavios lilensiis. 'i'hrmnitui.M rrt.
Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives of the.finestijaJity, Pis
tols. Teelll. Clolh. Hair Hat di-.i.
ing; Slates, Bells, Fishing Utensils, t .'ofleemilla. Pios
hwmct, o gross AtaicD; rrreworfcs, Ulass 14 x IS
Lamp and CandJewicks, Parses, PockeUMdVs, Night
Tapers, Powtler fiaslwi Sh.rtlieltSk Birdbags, Percos
sion caps, SmokingJPipes43ofksrrews,iM( bips, Sci,.:
sqrs, Necklace and .Beads,, Paper, Peas, QudJJat
andlnkstands, Wafer:sWujigwax,Letteiatnn, Pen
cits, Buttons, Pictb res. '
' . ; ,. . games.;.
Gas, as Dominos, (;besemen, Backgammon, Ke
no, Tenpins. Cop and. Ball, Graces for Ladies, slip
Ping.ropes, Tivoli billiard, Rollet.
" TOYS. v .
Tots of every description, a Marbles, i Humming
Tops, Drums.nattles WhistlesrMoutb Organs. Harps.
Trumpetx. Magic Lantern, Paintboxes, Migneiic
Toys, False Faces. Cannops Dolls, Malescops,
Microscopes, painfed I Trunk for childreo, elc etc.
- ; "V JliwELLRKY.: 1 .vW
Fne gold .and silver, as well as germart silver, iz.
Breaslpjnsj Er sin, Peneilsf ioser-rik TWm
bles, of germ an silver aud pimUlurk. Table and
Tea Sp.Hiis, Deeri Knivrs rl Fo'is, Side, Pockel,
and others. -German 'silver Combs. Hand Bt-fls,
Walcbguards, Chains and Keys, Bet.bc-klcs. Spec
lactes." v ' ;-v- .
. DRY GOODS. i ..
Pnnlalwm- sio'BT -Vrsf patterns, -Handkerrhiefit,
Camlet. Jearw. Lineb Cwtlnrs -and B.woms; Siorks,
Gloves, SliK-klngs. Irsb Linen, Satiueti, blearh and
uuharhed Cwtioiis, Flannel, elc. .
Iti ftict the varieiy.of artirjes is loo numerous lo
mention.' all of which wilt be sold on very reasonable
terms far cash. ' '
' G. W. & C. GRIM ME,
; Corner of Fayetlevitle and Hargett StreeU.
fipiU E woDderfot cures effetled ly t.ts medkine,
JLrt"T AeaW engfossKig subisjif ihe dav1. -Go
where yi-u will, and you .hear of nothing but Mr.
Such a one who has been urej by pr, Peie.a' Vese
table Pills, orfyooVkubw Mrs. So pd So was at the
loint of ifeaib, hot she bad hern cured by Peief
fills; , or, are yon not ghtd tbat Miss -has been
resiored 10 ftealib y Dr. Pelers wond'ous Mt-dh ine
not
has
hundreds of persons whr were' wraiialirifir wiih fl?at.h
But now its onward coo iStrfs impetuous '''' "!!
It is as impuKripteto May the demand for this med
icine, a to-o la rtshajg wind.
A , life 1 njed:cina that wiljt.procrasitoate death fof
many ye-irs, shall t not enter eye,y houfcO ? Shafl h
not betfsifVy SVeryrindrvlduaf X'l no roan 'say,
I dri"t wantit; I Yotf kn.iW iiot what to-mor row may
bring forth- All bowld tj,tbis remeJv and ri
member ihe fiealifcl ibe finrt. titessiinffrom Gud,''
immeDse and increasing popularity of these
Pills, is another proof of tke infallibility of the oU
ada?e, that truib is powerful and will pre ail." (Otb
er Pills are only puffod, but TJf. Pe'tiHrs's are p'nrcnased
and praised,- and recomtrterrded uhtilthe dcroand for
them has become alniost'oaivereat' ; fs r
Dr, Peters would, irnpress this, fact -upon the public,
.that his Pilfs areinot quack medicine ; but. a scientific
eomfiound of simples, which, has been the result of ma
ny years intense a'pplication to a' profession in V h ich
he vrai regulariy bred hence it !s4s popular with' the
One of the many; peeafiar virtues f the Yegetahhl 1
they f re particularly mild and gentle in ibeir action
Unlike the generality of medicine, their application is
neve attended 'with nadsei'lgping
- PrffTs'a VeTAtahlA Pill in nAor wmhU t.Xi-:
- . -.3 .
wba have bad an opportanttjr to decide upott their me-
rus. as an inestimaote. pupuc Messug. 5 , Tyt r
4 Whhoul an exceotion inSm im.mn
(bcine bas spread jWUa audx rapidity and giren anch
unuyersal sausfaction. : 'r ,J "
rT3 The above Pilht are for sale in & Cilydf R
leighv b Mws. WrtLiims A HairrWi) 'and'W;
Mf Misoa & Co.;' and In Fayettevllle,bt fS. hnktt.
it NnwYnrlr nriw. f. i.- , -
tffiOCrrOU TT.TlTtr Wrflitajser-
I viinlM. 1 ill l ' jL ft.-; T .k. '.. a. . .
HeVan tie
aawvnofla.icneMedi
gaged fat bis Drug Store, one doorbelW William C
iiuuuuwiy uraes, oniess prHleiiori ally o-l
1 his Drug Store, one door below William C. I
Baleigh, June29 1841. J t? 53
tiy. mis meuieioe mnsi be vptv crarwi. nr t ..ii.i
eore so M.aptv II s good For many . jears it
Ja-sed on in the " even ieiibr of iia wav." rnrinW
7xi I.' "A-r
JlTI AVlJfG purchased the entirt assortineill of Ll
llll-qnors hitherto bel.mrinir to Vo6i & VVr. '
, 'GA'. .m0 t.--.
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tbe subscriber feeU liiflisdf tothorised jJassoring to
rublie, (to conjunction with his stock on hdrkLl tlhit
o establishment ia this City afford a. man? ftmle-
upply,or one which will eicel eitherln quality or priceT "
th articles he offers for sale. The Toltoyins articles
comprise a part of bis stock 1 ?J ;" v , t 1
French Brandy a superior article? ' "l-
Holland .Gin, besCqfislity . r .
Jamaica Rum, excellent " . : V,
, Irish M htskeyT direct from the Custom BIo'riseV; :
Apple Brandy, old Nash" 3 : . ; ; V ;;
Peach do of good qualify f c
; . Common Metliuin, and other liquors', of every titld
. Scuppornong Wsne . . -
. cM.mpngiihela, Whiskey . . ' ' t,
Best Reeiifiprl A-' ' - ...
Madeira IrYinei recently imported
- Brown Sherrv. "rl "v-rL '
4.
Champagote Wtn, Fountain brand, and Jthera tWv
- er was t better artich) in this market . v
Malaga do r ;
"'tamp On. wiriter strained ' f"'
Double Rectified, Loaf Sugar : - -
Commdn ' 4o do - - - . -Best
Orleans' Sugar ' .
V Java Coffey, and other qualities '
Green Hyson.Teaj good article f!
acon, Lard, Meal Flour, Potatoes, and ui feet
ery thing in the Grotery fine' - -
Millers be-t Lemon. Syrup , t- "f'
Best Chewing' Tbacco-Hcoromon do. Smoking &o
. Snoff. in bottles or by Mail
Hardware,.Ciockery and Qaee'dswSra .'-..'
Pot'er Ware do .j a')
Stnughtors Bitteri, Picktes, WingVaves '(tendta)
.best,,,' i, . -,,.. rSi
Candles, SegarsSpice, Indigo, Soap, dce i . .; ; ,
Ionaon Porter, Albany Ala
Cheee and CrackersPowder; Lead.' Shdt, : '
Horse Collars' and Bridles " -1
' Rradv-made Clathinoyrit StaYiU Tl
J ogelher with a cenerai assortment of artii-W tint Km
enumerated.. V .-. -..- .
si he. Subscriber hats mad- snMwmromini -Hl,
Etentleman. in Norfolk- to sunnlv liitn MiUrli; tA.
f .wk wi'hJFresli rial! & Fresh oystcrp,
which he will sod it artv ti'mn in rh-iboth nu,nM -
A n orders filled on WednewJa v mnrl Prirl. ,tm
Oysters, and alf other eatables WHl b served up at ai
Eifbanee. atanvJnorw- i Hl Plah wl n,a. nt
the supply of -families, will he carried :to Ufekr doors,
The Subscriber tnlnnda Aevm'mr t9. oi! ti,
the busjness, and will be aidediv aa'Asswiant-aJwyr
c , . ii.iuu. ,v uebci C lUUtlG paiTUilBgPji
ii. win iie uii enueqvor-io mem me support o,r a. genev
rous public iHis terms are cashrbnt. r'rd'it will T
exleaded to those irh&meet their liabilities with nrnmnt. .
Itudft. - . , , . Of SUfiO: Antl .
Nd
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10t FAreTTKTILtS StaiKT RAXElCtfV
"4.
yHsAtne pleasore -ofan-
houncingto hfa friend any
the publiiit targftbar he ,
barecvedfrtrri Pfe-York'
Sfid PldllJerpbhV ad. eten4 . jf' ,
strirk of Goods; hleh hka'.
'-III- OV it. . 4w?
mi bcii ai frnrprices
The issdYf merit 1-oniiKi In
pirt, of " ; - -7-" -v-
' - , WATCHES fC'v
Gold IndpendestsecondU, duflcxVantrfLavrj
Watcpes, a general assortment of Silver dei of tr
price and quality. ... . .'r j
JEWEL ERY.
GM guardsVfobr arid neck ChalnsSr atseyl- - .
Diamond Pin 4- Rings, Ruby and Etnerakf do.neclc i
and bead Ornamrntitl tiihVavn -PiW'.A.ii
Ear-rings, gold Penc'0s,Thrmble, VirdgtetiSiMeJali
fans, onlit Hparfa nl ermur tt J .
variety 0 otherrjchGooda. ; , ' , A
sPECTACLEfiir 01 v.
Oohl, Silver, Btae.'iWp
fcuit ,all nersons ndaJl. Mrt.?.l Vprt .iainA it,kl:
glasses, tbaj may , be adjusted Jq. any frame at auh4
ment nni W '., .:-v,r :. ..
SILVER AiVD PliATED, WARES. .1,;. , ,
Silf pf Cd PS. Spoons. Ladlek Surar Tnrwrs. '
and Mustard Spoon. Butter Ktdves silver mount
eii'lH-OtinBtS. CTorS. CAlltl(alir1i Rni.fTar
Triya, Watiers,X3ake Baskf fs.-Coree Greqiie; Bri-
' '1 ...... w sm.v (Jiwcvy . .. -..
, i Ajigjr: goods; ') ; x i-t ti .
Msnte) ClkvindIampsfsTlate:d sniTjaptneSl
- - 1 .,.1 inwum.viiminv.iiuiiii
llfiMi mon srid T7....l wn It 1. . s.
Cases Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Pai Steel -
rens, der sup:ritr Razors, Coneress Knives and'
Scissors; andtfrs cr)eliri0if razor tfrSpVpog Q'ofS -tafs,
ddrfJalls, silk PufserbVket Boo&sf mifstloii
Fruits; Guns sn.LPistols,' LaJU Toilr-l 'Sod wdrki
boxes, lot la r bottle.'-kn.1 H ABntnif, T;- ,
MedalSjXJaneajand.UoxesiStecVc 11'
'' .'. ' . nnffivi-iM. .".'' "ia --i-. .
Fna celebrated genuine tUAarni Xtnltt i te 5.
der, F.orida,nd C.y Waters'; Guirfaia Cream f ,
Soap, Naples, and.Saponaceooa enrapotied. t Sbsv- '
oiaer articles iot taelieleileU.,
SDarnsbXSnltaTs 'Vrnlfi rtd
nqtes, Octave, dec Fifes & Accordions Precep-'
8orfns,pesr Pnwder.told tcimoniornJj.arOII,
hair.tnotb and aavtntf ftrti&tiMJ fr...;.r. ?
wrs wr wi ine apove, Ajitarana VJioIa trings E?
txa Viotm bows, &c. i,. i - ' . - . r. i ;r
; Clocks and ,Vylhespf all deTiptwhscID-t
ed" and-repaired in. bis' accustomed soperior. styled ' -Gold
anltnmf JMKiiiM.-i t mt:-i.AvL
don aqrd pUHClunfit j1; hifibeit pVke given for oli gold
and Bifver, -y i r rW,j f,; 'J
. ' ;-fco y
Wo papa anmhteJ Ibrlsss Own lawori, except
at th rKvrri'um oTh fMbt. : , - .
' Visiters admiited to tsitnesa the exetxire,on Toe-"
day morn'ng of each week, froml0 to 12 asJoi. '
TfwrAVsi5aftoiTbthfantScb ;
JLLfet lb Sspenstendene of Mrs."Pear, vein te-sU 1 -''
onjsfondaytba ttib of Januarys V "5 r .1
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