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AN INCIDENT OF TIIE K EVOLUTION.
In the somrner of 1776i. Uuring one of the
darkest periods of our; revolutionary struggle
in the small village of S , (.though ; it
now bears a fnore dignified title) ip Carolina",
lived Judge V , one of the finest : and
truest patriots-withiri the limits of the ,vOld
Tliirteeni" and deep ia the confidence 6f
Washington Lilce most men .'of.- his time
and substance, he had furnished himself with
arms and amunitio'n, sufficient for ihe males
of his household; Vhey J consisted of him
self, three ;spns, and about : tweiUy-fiye ne
groes. Th6 female part of the fa'mily con
sisted of his wife -and daughter Catharine,
about eighteen vears "of age, the jicroine of
our tale, and several slaves, v In the second
story of his dwelling house,sim mediately over;
the front door was a small room' called the
Armory" in which the arms' were deposit
ed, and always kept ready for immediate use.
About the time at which we ' introduce opr
story, the neighborhood was much-annoyed
by the nocturnal prowling and depredations
of numerous Tories. A ' ' t
It was on a calm bright Sabbdth afternoon
of the said summer; wJien Judge'V. and his
e ti... :.l ii : . . v' r i .
iamuv, wiiii me excepuon;"or nw; aaugnter
Catharine and an old and . indisposed slave.
were attending service m; a village church.'
Not a breath disturbed thelserenity of the at
mosphereno soond profanedhe sacrediieVs
of the day ; the times were3angefousV and
Latharine had loeked herself and the oldlave
in the house,: until- the Teturn.of, the family
from church. A rap-was heard at I the front
door Saret.ald Catharine ro the slave.
"the family have not come home; "church
cannot be dismissed." The rap was repeat
ed. will see whatit is," said Catherine,
as she. ran up stairs into, the armory," On
opening inc winoow sne saw six men stand-,
ing at the front door and on the opposite side
pi ine street, three or .whom .were Tories.
who fprmerly resided in that village ;. their
names were Van JZandt, Findleyand Shel
don, the other three" were: strangers, buf he
had reason to believe them of thesamc poli-
uidi Diauip, ruiu wie company in wmcn sne
foond them. ' a-
Van Zandt was a nolorious character, and
the number and enormity of . his crimes b ad
rendered his name infamous in that vicinitf-
xvot a murder! or'-robberv was committed
within miles of & that-did not get
creuu eitner ot planning or executing. rThe
characters of Findlevnd Sheldon were also
deeply stained, withs' crime, i;but Van Zandt
was a master-spirit in iniquitv CThe an-
pearance of such" characters, under such cir-
cumtances, must have been-truly alarming
to a young lady ofvCatharine's age; if not to
.ij tauy, yuung or oiu. - out vaioarine v.
possessed her father's spiriU-lhe spirit of the
times... -Van Z.andt was stindinff-on the step
gapping at the donr, while hit rcftnipanions
were talking in a whisper on the sidewalk on
vm? upjjuaiic siue oi me street. 4.' - ,
V Is Judge V. at homer asked Van Zandt.'
when he saw Catharine at the window above.
" He is not " said she; i J v . ;
" We have business of pressing importance
with,hira; and if you will open the' door,
said Van Zandt., we will walk in andre
main until he tetatns',, ; ? -
Ko.'f said Catharine,' when he went to
church he left particwlat directions not -to
have the doors onened ? until h n,1 kj f.
mily ietumed. You had better -call when
the church is di$missed."',. ' ; ' .
'. No, retorted the villain. ve Vlun.
ter now or never." ' 1 : j ' -
Impossible' replied she, "
yottt!ann6t
enter until he returns?
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wpen ;jne4ioor, : cried . he.''n
break it down and barn you and the hobse tfp
together." So' saying," he threw himself
agamsi me ooor-wiuv an me lorce, which he
possessedi at the .ametime' calling to his
,everr resisted his effofts. ' f' r - ' -
u Do aot attempt5 (hat againi said Catha
rme, or you are a-deadl man ;!faOtie same
I limp, nrpetnlintf n ItA.iifr fiM.'m.l. ..!.iJ
win ,iib wim nn.aipanir nnnuon ... .
At the sishtof tKi frtrmifJhl wpnnrtn
th,e cornpanlongof 'VZindt,f who had eross-
u ineaireet at(his ilUretreated,;j
' What !'? criedTlhei r ' lkAiir?.-ii vim rAF,
v:." DW "ignteneu au the threat oira
gin 1 And apaih he ihrenri h''irrtir nHiinir
the door if mm.".'. -.ti.uti.i tiji
an 2ndt fell. W . . -
- ..v ivyurk wa nearu tit tlio churchi and
males ?na (emalejtoriceJushed-out tS w
'"lain lUf 'cause;- Oh lonltinir -irtrfl thf
residence. bfJud!te':V.. ttiP.Vt ..P.
)
-uuge g. negros -and several others Wve
. .7 a if..... - ejicu, iu iruum-.1UB
,i. ' winaaw 01 nts resi-
! Jt'All rushed towards the '-place, and'upj)ri
ihcirarrivaU .yan Zandt was -' in the agonies
of death. Herstill !; retained strength to ac
knmvledge that they 6ad frequently been con
cealed in the neighborhood for that purpose,
bnt'nb opportunity: had offered until tkat
day, when lying concealed in the woods they
had Seen the Judge and . hifamily going to
church:' . i'r' '':
-. 'The body of the deatt Toiy.was taken up
and buried by the sexton of thechurchras
he had no relations in that vicinity. "-', '
Afieranabsence.:6fHw6 'hours or Uierea
bpul' the hegroea returned; hWing socceetl-
ed in capturing; Findley and ne of the stran-
js,'whi"weref ibal i nighf jeonfined and the
next mornmg-, atr-the Tamest eohcUatmn of
J ddV libented, orr the'prornlse of mend
irig.their lives. "yi'r .
it was in the mQhth of October of the'same
year,;;'that Calharme Vw was sitting by an
upper back window of her 'fatheshouse.
ltniHwg'; though antumn.the: weather was
mitJ, and the window was hoisted 'about three
inches.:. About sixty or seveaty feet from'. the
rear of the house was the barni a.hilge edi
nccijrjtn npper ana lower noors : tne lower
tlbbrs were" closedand accidentally - casting
hbr eyes to wards1 the "bam, she saw a small
i?ack door ori a range with the front-door and
window at which kheTjras; sitting; open and
a number of men enter-" -
The occurrence of the summer immedi
ately presented itself to her, and the fact ihat
her father and the other males "of the family
were at work in a field sotne distance j from
the house led.her to-" suspect- that the op
portunityfJiad beenimproved, probably by
some of Van Zandt's friends, to pluhder and
revenge his death.: Concealing herself, there-
lore, oeiuna : me;, enrtains, sue narrowly
Watched their movements, She saw a manV
head "slowly rising above the door, and s ap
parent! v reconnoitering the premises -it was
Findleys." Their object was now' evident.
uoing to the armory, she selected a well
loaded musket, and resumed her place by the
window. V Kneeling upon the floor, she laid
the muzzle of the weapon upon 4he window
sill, between the curtains,' and takingtdelibe
rate - aim, she fired." What effect she pro
duced she rknew noV, but saw 'several men
hurrying out of .the barn, by the same door
they entered. ,r The report again brought her
father and his workmen to the house, and on
eoltis into the barn, the dead body of Findley
iay'itpoa" the' floor. V "T - -T -
vuiiiriiic- diici wiiua, iiiitiiicu a t at
tain of the Continental arm V, and she SsiUl
lives;:the houorlid' mother of a numerous and
respectable line of descendants. The house
is also iu the land of the living.V and has
heprtihe (pnn of manv a nrank of the wrftpr
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of this talef in the hey-day of his mischiev-
oas boyhood. '
A.SCENE.
STERNE'S TRI ST AM S HA ft D Y
There was a fine old GeneraPonce, . who,
having spent most of his life in the field of
Mars, knew very little about the camp of Cu
pid He. was one of thos.e rough anrf'honest
spirits, often met within his gallant profess
ion; Hnuocent'aa' an infant of almost every
thing save-high 'integrity and indomitable
bravery. He was nearly fiftjr tears o!dr and
his toils were over, when master Dan Cupid
brought him acquainted with a widow Wad
man, in whose eye he began to detecLsome
thi ng. that made him tuneasy .r Here was the
result of leisure. , - t
-Durinir his service' in the army he had ner
er seen any thing: worthy of particular no
tice Jn ... a;-woman's - eye. ." x la fact he would
scarcely have observed whether a , woman
had three eyes in her head or only, one,; for
no-matter where' hisownj;eyes;,were,ihjs
thoughts (were ever among guns and drums,
and wounds, and was a tmdg: that lived in
his'i memory jasl as he : rememoerea once
reading a visionary story.- book called, the
ArahianrNiffhl Entertainments," when a
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Well the. General had setuea oowa into
an, imiable gentlemanly old felldw, '.living
and- naving nine 10 uu avo uuv. ouu mi w
entertainf an old comrade y in arms, 'which
companionship, afforded Opportunity for him
lb, fight fyis battles o'er again. ;JJut alas I
over this calm evening the old ; 0eneifa!'r
day a-deal of perplexity wasnloomed to
fair. and. tie soon lonna-nimseu in .irouumu.
watersrthe depth of which h& could by :no
mea4s,under8tandjiHe,rJoundeied;aDouiise
a paged rat unaer a pump- am ucu auwuier
m'plannholv- fish out-of "water Wer before
wallowed the bail, hook and all, f . the ang
ling God orLove.' The poor General lWe
roust give him a name,-, or we can 1 . leu trie
story, to be found in tale or. history. U tUA
cle,TobyV'P'obr General Uncle lobyde
bated abstractedly in ereat distraction aoout
his ; new; position and; ver ; hadt 8eige or,
campaign given Vim taocliiperplextty before
At length, howeyer the blunt honestyf
ui uiapoaiuoa rose- uppermost -among, uw
vuaaicung plans, and his course was cuospn
At school he had once studied Othello's
Defence ' to, recite at . ah exhibition, " but
made a great failure; and he noWitecolfected
thai there was something in this '.. DefenW
very much like what he wanted to say,:; He
got, the; book imrhediately found the nassaffe
cjapped on his hat with a determined air, and
posted off to the wido wWad,majt,with Shaks
eare. under bH arm. t i- ;,H .
njh Madam," aid Uncle-TobY- Openrng bi
book at the marked place, with the solemnity
e i.i a
v ib oar Diaaam -
i . r 7if. " ttuue
im X in my speech. . t ''
1 Here the General closed the book, wiped
his forehead, looking'op at. the celling, and
said with a spasrmodic gasp i I want to
yt'The . widn w'laogh ed, for teh! minutes by
the watch before3- she could uttera syllable
and then she saidi with the precious tears pf
uuinoc roiling, xiown her good naturea clieeKs
And who is it that you wanfto 'marry,
Oeneral 7 v . j " - , :
YouJsaid Uncle Toby tlourtslnng his
s word-arm in the air, and assuming a mitJ
tary , altitude of defiance as if he . expected
an assault fhirbthe "widow immediately.
-i WU1 you Vdl me If Vmary you V said
luvwiuiiw, wjm a fuery twuime injier eye.
; ;Nof madab i" replied Uriclf Toby, m a
iuwwiuuK .auu -ucpreqaiing uoe, aB u so
assyre her suc,h an klea had nerpr entered
his head. r --VV" mrT " '
WelU' then, f gues t'ltmajry you, aid
thwid0w;t "t- . .-v"-:. -
Thank ypir, iDa'm.'laid Uncle Toby
V but -one thing Vm' Wind to tell you of,
madamf-I VeafJwig P.. I' "
"The wjdo w ' 8turted remained ' silent - a
moment, and therji went jofTih a longer, lou
der laugh than "the had indulged in before ;
at ihe endvof which she 'drew her seat near
er the ueneral, gravely laid , her hand upon
hisfhead,ently- lifted" his wjg offi and pla
ced it upon the table :
. General .Uncle-- Toby had - fever known
fear In hot battle, but ' he liow Yfi)CdnQt de
cisive inclination io runvawaVpiTKft widows
laughed again; 'as 'though 'jshe never ' would
stop and IheGeiieraf was just about to clap
ins uat, upon nis oenuuea , neau- ana ooiij
when the facetious ladyplaced her hand up-j
on his arm and detained him. She then de
liberately raised her other hand to her head,
with a sort of military precision,' executed,
rapid manmuvre, with, he'r fingers,. pulled ' off
her wholg head of fine elossv hair; ; and pla
ced it upon the table beside the" Generally
remajning-seated with ludicrqns gravity : tri
ronl of her accepted lover, quite bald I ' s .;
As may be ' expected. Uncle Toby now
aughed long with the wldowj and Vuey soon
grew so merry oyer the affair, that the maid
peeped through the key-hole ..at the' noise,
and saw the old couple dan'cinsr : a iier and
bobbing their bald pates at each other like a
pair of Chinese mandarins. the two verjr
shortly ' laid their heads together" upon" th'e
pillowof matrimony, and went hand in hand
iiirougu me-ocuaamg unaer pare pyus.
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AN .INSTRUCTIVE SKETCH.
BY MRS. SIGOTJEKBY. -
It is the study of mothers io' sustain the
reverses )f fortune. , 'Frequent .and sudden
as these have been in our own country; It is
mportant that young females should, possess
some employment,' by wjiich'they might ob-
tain a itfeuuoou, in case iiieyvshouiu do re
duced to'4he necessity of. 6uportJrtg them
selves! ;.r When their families are. unexpec
tedly reduced from afiluence to poverty, how
pitiful and contemptible is it, to see the mo
ther desponding and helpless; and permitting
tueir uauguters to eraoarrass mose wnom it
is their duty to Msist'and cheer. . V
I have lost my whole fortune said a
merchant, as he returned at evening to 'his
home.5 ' , -
We can no longer keep our carriage;
We can no longer keep this large house.
The children can no longer go to expensive
schools. ,What we - shall do ; for a living I
!inp w not. Yesterday I was. a' rich; man.
To-day I have nothing'I cau call my own.';
v Dear husband, said the wile, .we are
stiirrich. in each other and .our children;
Money may pass- a way but God has given
uf a better treasury in these active hands' and
oving hearts. y ' ' j
Dear father Said tlie "children do iot
look so sober, we will help vou to. get a Iiv-
v What can yon do, poor things T ; said he.
You shall -see, you shall see answered
several cheerful voices; It is a pity if we
have been to sciioot lor notmnp:. now can
the father of - eight , children be poor ?, ,We
shall work and make you rich , again,' J ' '
r 1 : shall lielp,T ; said the youngest , girl,
hardly four years old - , f,
-f Iiwilliiot .have,' any rjew',frockt.baughl
and I shall sell mv great wax doll.Vr .
.- i ue nean oi me nusjpanusna lamer, wmcn
had sank widiin his bosom like a stone, was
lifted uo.'fThe 'sweet "enthusiasrit -of the
scene cheered him and! his ; nightly!praeir
was like a song pf praise. ' ; '.,Vr..'
He left his stately nouse. ,.ine servants
were' dismissed. : Pictures and plate,- rich
carpet and furniture we're ;sold, and she who
nad so toog oeen ..misiressi; oi , wie , mansion,
shed mi tearsl z Fay every" debt, let no one
suffer through us, and we may yet behappy ,
i-'HeTentea aneai nuie coiiagq aqu a amau
oieceof tffonnd.fa few miles- from the city.
With the aid-of his sons he ciilti rated yeget-
ables for- the marfcet- -He vieweu wun e-
Ifght andasrooishnient . the-economy.-, of his
wiet nnTtofed astshe hadbeen in wealth,'
ana inetjemctency iwurcn ui-uaugiucio uuu
acquired'iinder.her training - :' .., It
TJie eldesl one assisted iie in the work of
f ne nousenoiu, ano atso assisieu tuts yuuugcr
children. Besides,, they executed 'various
wc ris which taeyiiad learned as acepmpusnr i
raer.is oui-wnicn mey munuicuuiu- uo uib
posed oL to advantage. r ney emoroiaerea
wiUitasVe the-prnamental parts of female. ap
pafel which ..were readily jsold .Tto merchants
serttboquets to market in the basket thalconV
veyed the vegetables, ithey , plaited straw,
they jpainte'dv fnapstthey executed- plain-
needle work rtEery one "was. at ,her post,
a
And I never was a happy oefore aaid
bnsv .andcbeertuu v Jl lie cottage, was like
beebi ve ? r, . r..-, ? - ? ? rj J .
T fiever enioyed such health before' said
the father v Y . 1- i :
the motlierv
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We ttever knew how many:. thm?s Iwe
could do withoni.wlien "we liyed :iri -the great
housed said ine cttfldreri. c and we love each
other a great deal .better here. - -.You clU
your little bees " .
; ye8,! replfedthe, father; Jand.yoa make
usi suclt honey as the hear t loveato eed om
v; J2cohomy as well as .industry .was f trictly
observed . NoUung .was waited. vNothing
una? cessafy was pyrchased ..The, eldest
daughter; became assmtiapt.rteaeher inVdis.
ilnguishedfemale seminary ,-and thesecond
Wk;hefj)Iaceasinvsiroct
'-.The little dwelling which bad' always been
pern neat,they were soon. aWetlo teuUfy.
ii,couirucuun was iiuproveu, aijuvjnesana
finwejing trees were planted around ii;
'The merchant was happier under his wood
land covered porch; oft a.? summers evening
than he ..had been in his showy 'drawing
room. " : - - v
- We are now thriviog and prosperous,'
said he, shall we return to the city V
, Oh, no, nor' was the unanimusreply. L
, Let us remain, said the wife,-!where we j
have found JieaJih and con tentroenu -
Fatleri1 Baijdltne )otngest, altwe chil
dren hfejpV you ara not going to be rich.again
for lheW slie added,we little ones were shut
up in ieV nursery,; and did not seem'dch' of
y uuir: ujuiner. now, we an live logeiner,
nd sisterwho kves us, and we learn to be
industrious arid useful we were'nohe .of vl&
nappy wnen we were ricti, , anttiuiu noii
work..So, father; please"; notea nch man
any more. - ,
; 7 Evening beforr Wedding.' :
will tell you,? ronlioued the' aunt to
Lou fsa, , two things wh Lcbf I jiaveful Jy pro-
yeq. , I he first will go far.-towajd preventing
the possibility of any discord after .raafnage i
the second is ihe best and surest preservation
ol feminine character' V r
Tell me 1" said Louisa anxiously. V :
, The first is tjiis demand of your, bride
groom as soon as tlie marriage ceremony is
over, a solemn vow' nevereyen- in jest, io
dispute ; or "express any idisagrejement.-; I'
icii you neyerj ior wnai uegms in mere oan
tering, will lead to serious earnest. - A?ord
expressing any irritation aU one another's
words. Afulual forbearanee is the great se
cret of domestic happiness" ; if you have err
ed confess it freely, even if confession "costs
you some tears. Furtner, promise faithfully 1
and solemnly, neveiy under any pretext or
excuse,1 to have 1 any secrets ; or concealments
fr.om.each olh er. ;but to- keep y our "private
affairs from, father, mother, or brother, sister,
relations and" the world i Let them be known
only to each other and your God. Remem
ber that apy third person admitted to your
confidence becomes a party to stand between
y on. Tbey will naturally side with one or
the other Promise to avoid this, and renew
the vow upon every temptation. It will pre
serve that perfect confidence, and that union.
which. will indeed make yon as onp. . Oh, if
xthe newly married would but practice this
spring of connubial peace how many unions
wouldjje happy which are now, miserable."
Anecdote of Washington. 1 r -
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In a recent Address," the ReV.v Dr. Cox," re
lated the following' Temperance anecdote' of
the Father of his Country. " The officer al
luded to was the father of a member of Dr.
Cois church : -'- t
' Towards .the close of the - Revolutionary
w?r an officer in the army, had occasion to ,
transact some business with Gen.. Washing
ton and repaired to" Philadelphia t for that
purpose ; Before, leaving ; lie received an in
vitation to drne; with the j General, which he
accepted, and upon entering the room, - he
found himself m : the company of" a large
number of ladies and gentlemen As they
were mostly: strangers to hlnj,' and, he was
naturally 'of a modest arid unassnming dispo
sitjl u he took, a seat near1 ! thVfoot of the ta
ble and refrained from taking any active part
m, the conversation" Just before the dinner
war concluded; GenWashington'called. him
by' name anUrequested iiini jo tlrink a glass
bfxvine Witir'tiiA.'-. ':.'
- i Yoq will hive' thegoodness trr- excuse'
We? General." ' was the-replyr aa I' have
mane ii a ruie not w iaw.o mihc. , ;-, ,.
; Y-itfWes 'were instantly, turned upoh" the
yot rcerK and a murmur of surprise and
hofy g round the too mir; That a r person
should be so unsocial ;ahd so mean' as never
to drink wine, was really W bad : btft'tb at
he shohld abslain frord it ort an occasionliko
that1, andjeven wheV offered i!m by" Vaah
ititftin himself IrwW"perfeciiy ,trl tolerable.
-h is' gu esrs, anoT promptly -add ress ed tl
Gentlemen'Said lie Mr-
' V asuinevon saw ai uwo nic .icciinea ui
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rightJ M oof -wisnany. of "my guests' v
nartaKe oi any. tmns against ineir mcnuauoii.
and Feertidnly 11a npt-wfsli them lo:iolate
anr 'establishetl prinUple ti their tdciallnj
Wfe'ourse with; meI hemoe 'Mr-l-'for
his frankriestjand for his; consistency in thua
i.ll.l: iS:,iZm, .nti rr nana'. An' him
any harm; " awf for the adoptioiof j which I
havet
v . If1
no doubt fie: has "good and sufficient
reasons
. - Williani .Tliompson, .
Csinet and Fnrnlturo .Warp-lioHi4
iTTTHE SabacTlberh bind at hU taniA
i If ? ins'Ware' Rooms, just in the rear oi JHessrr.
turner A Hughe. Book JStore; general .rtmettt
of Article in hie Una, nats ib u
Miwtt. ,iut moist' feahtonaMCpatterna,
and whichTwUl be warranted.. They will be sold at
tvX to leave no excuse for sending to the
wliTc.: T!nVn'iinre: I Call and lookfbeforeyotf send
M bisk WILLIAM HOMPSIMC;
i - (Tr Walnnt; Brrcb, Maple and Poplar'. Lumber,
cAeow7iei, taken inerchaage for ronutare.
WAUREN ,: NORTH CAROLINA
rniHE undersigned reapeetiullv inform&tha VinfJ
I - that his Houses will be open for the acconuaoda.
nun 01 vrennrs on ure ursot June, and that no exer
lion shall be spared lo ? render comfortable those who
fliay Jaor him wiib their compaay. -'HaTiny made
considerable improvementfi; he will be able to accom
modate a much larger j number of persons than here-
toforfc c r-; , c . .
: The virtue of the-Avater'ire ald Jbr competent
jadgea to beyery mmitar to those of the White Sul
pbur Springs in Yirgir.1?, and nose tnvahds who have
given n a tnat. express themselves high ry pleased with
and made the "necessary arrangement to furnish hi
Table with all 'the luufiea- of the County and 8ason
he hanb hesitation in expressing is belief th,it his
visitor a will be satisfied. ". - '
The Spriog is within eleven miles of Wafrenton,
and five of Shocco Springs," direcfly on the Stage road
ta liouisburg, and tliose persons who come by the Ra
lefgh, and Jdaston Rail Road wilt always find a J)ack
at the arrenion Dppot for their accommodation. ' ;.
.Families of more than two. persons, who board by
the Season will be charged $20 per month each ; by
the7 week?;, thovwiUbechanredSSi and by the day $ I
ear.h. ' Single person will be charged f 25 per
month j by the week $7 50 j by Ule day one dollar and
twenty-five cent.-Children and servants half price
Horses ten dollars per month. J ? - 1 - '. .
- 5 4 1 WM.D. JONE3.
May 28. - -' '." - w 44-w7r . 1
TpVFAIVT SCHOOL; The third Ses'sioWof the
; i Infant School will commence on the 15th of Jane.
Farents. who are disposed to send, are reanestei to
enter their -children as early in the session aa possible.
; Pupitswbo.live at too great distance to return at
noon daring the summer months, will have the privi
tege (girls only) of bringing their Dinners and remain
ing till 4 o'clock.
? Those Parents, who prefer sending their childreohalf
tay;-ean have them euierld at one third deduction
of the usual price, or two Scholars as on& . . i : ; J ;
No Scholar taken for less than aJ Session, except
at the discretlbn of the Teacher -.-v t
" . . TERMS OF TUITION.
First Class, ' - f $10 00
Second Class, which embraces all who know ;- 'V;.-
Uw-ir letters ' , -..' - , - R 00
Alfhabet Classv " n : 'A , 060
Payable half session In advance. . v , 4 VV
Honrs of attendance, from 9 to J2 A:.T 'M. and to
4 o'clock. -" On rainy days there wUlW one aeasjon
from 9t2 o'clock," 7 .-. r
Visitors admitted on tTueay , mornings There
wili.be a public Examination o( the School, at the ex
piration of the third Session. "Zz L-r : . .
KMfcY and Mrs: dokirr, fkrmpliii. ' .
1 F7T1HE tliird Session of this Institution will com
- JJL mence on monaay ns-ou jnay,vox. : :
The course of Instruction will comprise, bOBides the
usual branches . of an -English Education French;
Drawing, th Theory, of Musicanfl OmMmentat nee.
dlework. Tsbiis, pet seaai'on of rlva months $20,00 1
- -sxtras.; f . , -, f
The Italian or . German LangoageS ; --n 915,00
Oil PainUng or Water Colors ;v , . 15,00
Piano Forte- - :" " : ' " 10,00
Sherman's Worm lozeiisea. proved in
$3 more than 460,000 cases to be infallible ; the on
ly certain wprm-destroying rnedicines ever; discover
ed. . Manr disease arise-, from' worm and occasion
long and intense suffering and even dcatbwithoul
their ever being suapectrd grown pers'ofw are very
often afflicted with them and are doctored for various
complaints, without any benefit when one dose of
these Itozengea would peeuly core themi. . " ,r ; - f
: For sale in Raleigh by Williams it Hay wood and
ITTi raud retti's Pills- We bae a freeh ,
IjD ply -we were t about say; - of this valoabt
Medicine--bat to thctee who have triel them1, it it. nn
necessary 4o aay ao,and those who hive not tried them
womdbe slow .perhaps to , beueve n. lt, ttowetir,a
serioos fact, that wo could, name at Jeart one lamily
where their regnlar use . for several , year past, has
made the Physician s visits " few arid, far between."
Our new boxes contain M5 Fills' each,' the old' only
haveil. " - WILL. FECK. :
Baleigh, March 1st,- 1842. U , U ' 16 1
k"TTOTICE. The subscribers wish to purchase
" Pj "one or two . thousand bushels of; clean ." Flax
Seedi for which te highest market price wilt be ijiv
en. also, a few hundred Bsshcls of Palraa Christi or
Castor beans ; they also wish to enetgo two or three
thousand bushels of sound Cotton Seed Jo be deliver
ed at their Mills on N ease Rivr, near Jtoeers' bridge
drat any Gin within four or five, hules. Apply to
the subscribers in Ralelfih. t . ' 1 f" . .
WMlCLARK,
H. JEPFREYSfV
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January .25, 1 84$i
rma Gentlemen or. tue- car. Tbers
'. 1 1 can be had. at the North Carolina Bookslorea
Tew seta of the Reports of the' Supreme Court of L
Carolina; .Those who. havt broken sets, now nfve
an oftnbrtnuitr 6T completing them-.
;Tbe 8bacribersJalso offers, very eitensire col-
lection Ot Juaw iJOoaa, anu are prepare! toauppij
any Law : Book; ' that r ia .id print,- at ahoHnoijce,
which will be sold at very moderate pria for Ca$h
..Vol TURNER liUuHEo;
April is.' - . . - -K t - - 30
sii.rrir pianos.
- i voir
n tnnAruf iiniBhaf rnces
at than samUat Instramenta Can beoooght by retail in
the Northern dues,; Address--. T . -
"ir f i?.-- r- wS-
March 20 1842. - . ' - - - :-'A
TtTVtTf'MlA: SroiC.Th"a-,BubscVlDers
JjT) bavingmad considerable addition s to their i mi
pTOvementa aiDceJaat Season, are now prepared io
accouunouaui iuuw uutuwt i t j
BuflaVSpriflgv Itecklentarg County, Vs 7 ;..-j'?
7 i - ' 'L May 3, 1842 5- '
l' P."Sw Tof!partienlai- rhtonnatiott vritbr regard to
the SnSalo Sprang, see U and buuc';
May 37 !7w-
A-A'FEM ALB TE ACH EIL omttent to fmoart
i - - - -
tharcigh English Education and alaoqnali&ed
to give instruction on the Piano Forte, will meet with
a situation, in a private family, on application, at this
OrSceV; Tofa person, welt recommeoded. Two Hbn
dred dollars a year; and Board Will be given, with the
privilege of i receiving. the ToiUon ntoney
JiJtyeechoIars.' Apply soorX. T
Jane3v - - -
: kS Superior assortment pf rare and exqaisite PI
AA ANOS 4ar ofleired for sale at, the, EjPtwTH
bcHooi,vGteensboro, NjC: t They are .unsurpassed
to suirine times, anu tow
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P:ICB'!-ICj3.!!:lCBn!-
TTUST received and wiUrontinoe taecelva'tiih
Qj.mail trainra daily supply of Boston stocky Ice,' i
which can be had by the pound of bushah - i- -v .
f 1 ; , , n-li stiTiL Assist:; t '
.Raleigh. Mayvl-' V- V " . 40 J '
tVN. B. Faimlies atrpplied cauy on reasonable tertrA?
; TTUST received at the North' Carolina BooKstore;' .
W Stephen's Travels in Egypt,iArabia; n3 IharlTcV
Jy Land, Alao, in Greece; Turkfy,'Koe$la. andPo
and in t Tola, AW, hls.Traveia ih Central Araer
lea. Chiapas, and Vncatsn, in Vols. 'wUh jiuce-? -
t Also, BalwerV IastworkiZaiBoif f i
VU toeT With a Jarge eoUeetion fl . Vr ll
School JQooks: all tJrwKJrlf mj&mmM,M-JC' -iiJj
UJi ed, on CohsighfflenrVTl primelot of Cot and Ro
herrings. Also,, a few barrels of Shad-nnt fm .J
preasly for family nee, and warranted to be of the very
best quality for sale by thtf Sobacribers; -l -t
Ralefgh, t34 May 184.,
tjes, payaWato Geo; W: Jfordeca, E$1bf Aboot $ 20
oaa iine was cpueciea py n e an utacer, and thia
notice ia given to prevent any" person from being u'
ken In by iu . - i - r -
GREEN F.OELLEN.
Raleigh, May 20 1841.
TTJ)RINTER8 NEWS INK FOR BOTH WIN
i7 TER and Summer1, in Kegs of SO and 25pbuhd4
each; for i sale: ; nuaiity warranted ' (a oleaae: ' Arao
Book Ink of different kinds, 15 pound In the11 keg, art
offendo cash at a veryarBall advance on the' Invoke?1
price, i. If sates do not improve, I ahall bavav nn en
conragemeni to keep a: deposit of tha article for. our .
State. . f 4 - ,r viLL r PECK. - .
MEAL ESTATE AT AUCTIOOa -i
Saturday., the nd da v Of Jnlv next- will ber,
sold to satisfy a Deed .-of tnist, a Trct of Land art
abou 650 crea, and a highly improved lot eoinainliis;':''
xiisadjolntng ithev City of Raleigh? Uus iht4 :-.
rropeny oi Joan v? Kogera.-
. The sale wiH be bv nabtio Auction to the JiiVheat-,
4, -
biilder, at the Court House, and the terms made knovw ?t
; -' r . I, A -. -c . B X ;TJli TRUSTEE; . -tRalerchrMay30,
1842,' J -r , -
FT AlVD FOR SALC.The Sobscriber wUl
1 1 sell, on- accommodating lerrrui. a TraorVnrvi-.
3
Estfand others. , It is fiaety timltered ?
with Oak, Hickory add PmaadceAtains U0 Aerf
; Also, another Tract of 100 Acrea on BrUj'a Creekj rif
In jBghl of Tippers Crqsa loadJ ' - ; k ,
'Raleigh,
Igh, March' 7 't7 ; 1 :' . ; '
TMOTICE--TliA ia to canlion the pubrid,agatDet &
JJV trading for a Note given by Johnson Kama, as s
PrindDal. and Ezra. Gill and Jam. Hit
cleared XandVirwithinSfnr 4'iaileaor Raleigh
The -Land "adjoins Judge Saondera; Majof Cfltlinsi
Wilfiatn 'tiilL Esovand others. dt fiaetv tlrnbered7
T1JIUESII AniUTAtS-Thie day received
JX, o( N,C BOolt. Store, Niehlaa Xkkleby. with' ,
fiiuBVrflrtoTM I Plwick' Club:- Hit viw Twiat kktrM
by ;3ox ; Barhaby ' Rudge v-Teh .Tbousand i year f .
Book of Paa4ons,by James.'wilb sixteen U!atftratiorif,'
Carlyle's rrehch Rerolcrtion t Leibig'a Organic tiem- ,
Istrjf of, Agticulture: and, Physiology ; Life.ifl CbiniiiU i-.-
Life of Richard CceuDai Lion; by James j4Frederitkj? '
the Great in-hls times ; Oibaon'a Rambles in Europe,
& x - - TURNER oHUGHEK
March 85r 1842? : ' ty . .25; W;
rrVTOTICEls hereby given lhW having, lost. (h
?nj cenificatt for riftyShares ofStbcV In iheTJank
of Uftbe-Fear, apphcation wilt be made to the PresK
deflW Directors ahd qpmpany of sjaid Bank, eitthe ei
piration of three months frbin this time; tor a resatisV
of said Script- ' H W. MONTAGJJJS
Wake O0..N-. C. March 9, M42.v- Mfr,w3m .
TTpOOItS TyArSTEO.Anyj.ptFson j fciviaf
LQit his possessioD a Book or Boeka,' belonging tat ;
the Dialectic 8ociety tt Chapel Hill, is requested W ,
v May 3 1 i l 842.-v y " i - , - - 'V'-'tf-Sfc r
The Rev. Sixaosr i CotTOTK-of - PaveuW
iUe; i will deliver,, on1 tha lih f iahii
the annual Commencement addrers beforet;
the Philomathesian andEoahari ;6odeUi of Waks.
Forest Coflege, V ' -'
i : Pbilonnthesian JJalk May f ' V - t -43 f 1 ;
rOETV 1J1 JSX;Cii-Jat arrived largV eolJeU
4J don of choice Pieces Ibfthe Piano Fortej GuiUr
Violin, Flute, At, " f - , V
- - -.TiiRNEit'A:-firJniiT:arii.V
April 15.-..
TTTIDGE WORTH 6CHOOLorVale"Sioci oi i'
JJ2i MU3IC, eqnal to shy ever oered in tbelSiate
for iu superior excellence and cheapness, Teachers
will be fermhedat rates losuittnenxV I- .- ;-r 5t V
Greensboro', March26V ;7 S J,'. 'i V J
and half Barrel,
V'prillS. ,
For sale only by- . , .r i r -.Jj
: 'jr.UJBTITn.l)re-2lst:,
- rrn"On.lI3 AtJ5L Oi ir Jest recciveo! a 6afe -f
L
fect'from' the tipriogs, fresh stfppiy of the tele'"'
jirated Saratoga Water In botfJea. For tale at , '
.April 18.-- f, N. IX STJTH'S Drug tJtofe' ;J , Ji
Unot article of SaMJ. Vil exprescTy for uAlarcstV"- .
?r sale by. y :; tt.' U CTITH, Dnits:' !
April le. , ,-w.' ' i 4 3 ,.-1
, ,1 .. I. ,.ii i hi. i ij ii i i i .hi m i .. i. .
larSa kt fr.
, tl Candles. on cjmsaiasicn cteg?er thafi evetfrfi V f - c v
cash. .V-j v . ;: i WILL. PECIO, K ; 'f :r
, Rateigh3fay S" . V-; vr-.V i 41-Vj J
JUitriot article fcrrirjs, ftfftz-My wii.fbt ';
liiAii it- . ArL WILLPECR
! May, 23." 1812
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A.ter.trier,- t.. VVjLLv PECK.; i
a .: loin' : : v" .. i v t .: - O 3
mini . laA .. - . pi -
:t842'
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iZlZZ-ZT Cti:i. ror the cash. W kz& t
iLluce the priceitf our cheap' domestic blrtfegS'.V -md6hee--i.
VILL-PECK.
and
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M liori of.th E(rfF(rm'fij! !W ... " :
Sdvols. Quarto, fl'usUTatedwidi ple"," .. :--V-
Tin Work will be soiJ of. t - biob-" v
Enquire" of tie Editor of t ..eim.
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