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I an; ARTFUL bt)DGE.
A Pan etfijecior tf Uie;. chit phat .for
ibe liontloti ,vN.w Erat furn'tsUes in a late
number of that paper? ihe foltewiag Interesl-
ing case of a '-r'do'viC'litclfl tOfr gocrtTtff be
A ZaJy, having enteredrme.df-lhe large
thawl siore shops u. the- Rue Htinore,
desired to be suited wtt( a cashmere shawl ;
iKie of voartramnery nic-oacksbul aa'ar-
iicle id the tune of y60f0anc3 '(240 t)-H
j Tljis -was at last "accttmplis ed f wtteut Ma
Jame giyiriff tier! name -and address asthe
wife of-Desirabodeibe celebrated tlenVmi, rjr
iered U to, be brought by on& of the clerks , to
M.lli a. apartrnen.13 turtu with. In ttie mean
umernhe Jady etarted off to t bet dehiistV hef
self, and hairirig:introduced liersfilf inforrried
tliat enlightened reneliroan a
-fcrodier who waftadiya
tche, ami-iyiMv oeta ilmt forceps;, i a u natter
able . dread, she had prevaHed on the youth
(who waViajmsiriess
getn, to eopfito his-lyibode I:at4he
!atne time, , rcj aei ring" Mt'Jt&t id dirertvthe
youth'a attentioiival fifsx byv alluding to
busifiess, and other toc-t)f. the day' I
All tht3 was f uncluatlr promised; ort ' ihd
part of the deoijsW ahd ine'tlme a rap7
was heardaruiouneing the arnrar-olthe,iBaar-trr.'
The 4ady,Viak1ng the hint( immediately
iaried and meeting theshatwl and its ber
tt tit the ante robin;? teitLhotd of tht fortnerv
at trie "same time telling the clerk to take the
bill ia to her hasbalftd; "whort WoultTiefder it
bx on nd account ci 'foiiikXft
ii for it. t The lady hiyxjitjttdh
clerk walked iht w lien Hhe following scene
4 took place: M.'Desirabode :Glad to see
t you, tny dear Sir-pfay sit clowtr-hb wei;
m businesspretty brisk,' eti ?"jTThebotjh
tlelighted 0 Bnd such' an agreeable com pan
ion was in nri hurry ' to bo off6r give tiis
small '-accounu' when the matter turnptTpn
teeth. . HereVas a chance forfthe clerk to
have hif mouth examined by a first rate
ust forno consideration whateyer.1
" You Kave 3 toothrachenpW and Uien I
-1
perceive
con li nued "AlJ D. edgi 02 over to
4hat is die tootli, I think,1, added M-D look
ing at tlTe open" mouth of his visitbri ,1T8
sir, thai is the .one that used, to achir, when
I was very young.'.; Exactly.vat one, aK
low me a raotnent to Jook". . -The mbulK was
again obeiied. It was Ure.wbrkt. of half : an
,instanu. crashj .crash " ..hb:.!loolb.ai loathe
gripe of the force ps and that tstf Ument was
. again aeposueu, oauc uroie,.wjin uie .Movn
in jlis clutccsJT
baffles all description 1;$
mouth full of b.ldodi.couTd not oUer 'a word
for some ml nates but jwas obliged to content
looto
note,;J liavc arranged alf2rtb"yoUrv8ister.7
a uenguement 10110 we in uue course o $ime,
but the lady,,' had. got Jwo'.hburfslarti. nd
her shawl 1 tan.d tjiegreeable compantons
parted not half bo agreeable as they, had met.
ans, june in. , . : .
1 01 ft nnio t rwmipn
j A good one-"! 'told ' by- a English - paper,
of an old lady who had , reSiv1tef irbbr
ler son, a sailor on ' board V Merchantman,
which ran thus : " " V-l' " .1
t Have been driven, into the Bay-of Fun-
diy apompoosa righUn. the, teeth. - It blow-
eu great gunsr and, we carried wavv&ur bow
"prit ; a , beavy.: s? washed -overbo'ar.dftRc
binnacle and companion jAlve captain lost his
quadrant, and couldn't late an observation
for .fifteen days ;HaUajiTo arri?ed safe at
Halifax v V;V Tht t. 'JV.aX'
- The old w oman who couLLnot read1 her
slf, got 3 new hbor to repeat ittb her three
or four times; tinUlhtf thought alteftadgoi
ey neart she therrrtainer out Aa.t.feu tie
siory. . v -. j-4rA vt- 4
Oh, mV'ioSrl'
r .ti
' Why,w1)ats the rnlfe Mother t hope
- no rnischief V . - ''i-y"ti-f Wf
J,! b,' thank'adr lieSarebm lrerfas
been driven intb the Bay orFirrhamenVby ,a
bamjooZerisrht in the YeethiT!6wed
" iloin. t.. Wel( 1 woul'b, i WW-'t
ihe martyr wilh.ihejorceps concealed Jnhis
hand. Bo'meUmealti w'af.the aiv
swer of tlie inneMOhJ yesVi"tee,
uimssii pyjooKingaagger8 atjhe - toom ex
tractor.' and.tfiritsting ; bill bfbr0 iiin.-r.
-0h !..hothingiymydeat
sob," added D., faQcy ing tlie bttl to be a bank
- f..;. ' guns nd crw 'iwiy .the !pulpiia
" S? !VBa W?sUp(t overboardMhe pin'nacieW
tinn-TC!eUC
ttOn.H irif! . ? . , . '- -. a m-
0.. ,1 " 1 5eS any aalvatton lor: tit-
he JoUowintf eaunfut-and tiigpceasivej j!-.
lastratiort of l;fe is from the celebrated Bifh
bpHeberV farewell sermon- delivered many
1'Auh a,na. nnnn iKa ova ia HAilnM fn1
Iiidia,:to his paxtslnwoers HudfiettiEog-l
Ijfe' bears us on - like the strenm of a
ifiightr-river". Oortoat, atfiiU glWes.swiA-iy-Uown
the oatrow channel Tttuough tlte
ptayiur-murmuring w ttte nitre urook, anu
winding of its grassy borders. . The Arte
shed thrti blossoms pverotrr 'young heads y
and .thf flotreraon' the- brmk seem to '.offer
themselves to our Vounff-hands : vtve arein
hope,- and fwe 4jraspagerU at Ute- beauties
aniunu os , uui me stream nurnes us onf anu
still our hands arecrontvr r -
Vi -Out course in youtl and manhood is jilong
a: witoer anu ueepcr noou attu am to ooiocis
tnore sti iktng'and magnificent; W o arc . ani-
maied hT the moving picture" of enjoyment
land industry assng before us,: we are
ted -4y hti rV i t veu euccess, or depressed
sou reticered - miserable by some short lived
disappotntmenU' Butour eiiergy and nor de
pendV.nce are obth-in vain.! The stream bears
nts nn, and our joys ami grief are left belt ind
us ; .'we-inay be shipwrecked 1at we cannot
anchor ?oT ybyago. may'be hastened but
cannot belelayed ; whether rough or smooth
the? rif er hastetts.'' to ward's "its ' h'omethe
roaring ofbe-waves Ts beneath our keel and
the land lessens from our eyes nd the floods
are4if ted op around tis -and we take bur last
leave of earth arid its inhabitants, ami of onr
fnrUier.vbyage there is witness bhtftfiie
Infinite and Eternal. v - f v?r
.And do we stHI take.o much thought for
the future day sy rw hen the tlays wliich have
gone by have so'strangely and iiniforroly de
ceived 'dsjf 'aweaO'YtiUBetf'oar 'hearts
Hjpott1 :the'creatares dfvGod iwrHeo we find, by
sad experience that jhe Creator only is
permanent I Or shall we not rather lay -aside
e?efy:.8tnvtfhich'V
and i thinjc courterveBceibrtli-asWRyi
faring 'persons "only. , who have no abiding
inlferitaiiee but inlhe hope ofa better worlds
and. to whom even the world would be worse
tbanhbpelessr if itn were not ! for our'5 Lord
J esus Christ and the thteresi: which we have
obtained in iits oaercies .-- A -
HORSE TAMING.
The following is said to have been the se
c ret of SutHvan, the' celebrated Irish horse
umer,5 mentioned in the: Percy Anecdotes ?
The plan mentioned by Mr. Cailin, as adop
ted-by Uie Indians ju, subduing ajid laming
tne mestos or wi4a jorses, .oy .covering fine
eyes and breaUung into iheiios.triIs, has. been
iFieil. hW HI ti Urn in. VorL-tlnra ' tnilh
siogularttccYs
rim.nto(t rioh 4 remarkihlv Wd.trmH10
and apt to reiac and 'kick: with htsfere feet,
rendering it very di(ficuU to get at his bead j
" - ' - f' " 1V1 1 .i i -
wuicirvras niy-cne.cieu cumoing a.' xree
to which the fill was tied, and leaning over
aa far aar practicable, i .The moment oue .nbs-
trd waa breathed jnto all was easy - W who
is very skilful in the manageinent of a horse.
coaxed it,- and robbed itsjace,.and breathed
front tiine.to time into the nostrils, whi'.e tlie
hneufreol-nb;.-resistafica- - In ahoutl ten
.nfnbii.. Jift ifciRlarwl liu convietibn That the I
Jw.; wis iiihdbed t .ami he theit nnfastened 1
it, and to ihe great and evtuentstonishrocntuR "!rc"' vf? wUU,
bf the owner. . (who had been iryjngll Nwta coffee irxr 4uba ;
- lv: :' . V I varans mnlA.4 anil imrsps lor ntrtlnfifM iiv Pnr
U-a' If oiW a waV'wIitif odsb h'alterStbo 1
mnrninfr in . vain ui vk h uiasierv Miver ii i i
t t. ..'. n - .-t.'';.,: -
binl! in tlie middle oUheitfielU, with-noone
else near
placed, h
die
r he ooieily walked up tp the, horse ? unca' ,M.Su",i" ?'H",C v?u"
iearrfl over One eye and SUhatid utsctureis roorua.mtttucfuiis .wr, wif lyoveru-othe-
tnA breathed intn thV oatHt ' lot i dMamaica ; -;ecomeji an admiral in a or-
tt s nWaattiir lhUteiffn oation : start, m a cockle-shell cratt of
operation appeared ia the hbrse W'bo put bp
hia nose in receiretbfe
ner; he led the.Jiorse through all he fieldsjp
i. A t i.. : .1 .1. '
Mio eiauje yatut wiivro1 uc.xidiuiiieu-iiiB lore-
feet, and then-the hind feet, of the horse, who
offered no, resistance, but,'it while hercxamin-
ed the hind feet. Jent its neejc around, and he
fi natty-bitted theJwrae with , a rope.Puring
tbe ; whole' of .these operations.theJiorse did
notoffer .the . si tgjhtest, resistance ttor did. it
flinchjn the least jlegree.;; .- C
AMlTSlNjG.
Bonyan"andPerkint"Cv(P'.R
body does not ttuorwuje.anepiqie p oir treter
Punton. w he 'found the btUtorri of a coal mine
cttis ttpt a littUrextr'aordinaryJiow many of How dtf you Sdo rnarni t' ti icitoriaT and
"ouriosymportafttdicgv prescribes mmpsbji's -eye war Ito the
i?w jta hae ;.5Sf-;PJiKni. . '
anecdote abqut'Sir fsa ' :Ie ialiind .foremost among those "who
pleDtf Jeonepend- the'milkraaidJ.ojhn j'wav ' the elemeptsrof society is the school-
by ishancei' I 'proceed therefore to Telate.itJbouways, starla, across, lbtsf jfny desir
Sir reter rnau neejiojiarjeinng.w.iiu one pi
his workmen tlie -day previous to thevocatas-
tw)phe:I an-nor narrating relating awage,
Tirereare 4wo.wayr jlCdescending jnto coat
pits. r TftsuaL waysoe-wou
m a rpacuine ow sney hm uui.;wv ? i
arid e n trance are, matte rs; : of cu stont j co n te n t
themselves io desrir)4inS vWP'1 A tope
wiucu communicates ta acpuiirwitiogwiiy
TK wftJfrlit if iK inrlividuai lhttS carries him
iJ - 1 ... . 1 - cj:-"i.
uownvaros wticoDioiBtocaiiou r a ki,
pri tthe 4a-inueeoVPv letter! ex-
nedienu' 'iuMjaT, in" utter dark'iieifc. , . Jydge
01. ut norrpt wpen
tv of. his journey, .
edtotouchnhgro
that' the workman with whom he hadi car-
, on-jeacumj;.ii; cjic.imiictwviv inwrweir appcarantro .wuy ub
lie found trtat his feet fatNiisVrigavofUie.' nobtltty?Jf'a3fttPproacMoflf
und.. He instantly thought ttiem.I as'arprisedta retignize.two Con-
screamed and bawledtill he'asioarsebutta swell I didn't know them, renlied, we tW't
aHhe operativer hifc sojqunie to their; diri-
ner.At len'ff bia strength failed hinv- rfe
let go Ms -hofd,; 'ex!ecting tb'sejlahed - to
nhfutMi tbe tinfaUiQctahle abyfs, and found
tliathe.jnaa oeenjor iuii3ji;npur
HerewaS i discovery which nettled Sf ife-
owjeiy i msomuni inaine leu uait angry
With himseltfortDot having been nrecioiia ted
Kome(;hujitfred according to-Jus; reason
able PxnAotatinnB .. '". .
r ' s . i " f : - t -
. t TH 'AL A. M Q
l CoU Jiaihami of the" Fort Prekerihff Ej le.
who- Jtas just relumed from. Texas, wliiiher
he Iiad 'gono'oriJrbirh describes
the ruins of the FnawhereXirockeU fell with
his brave companions in 1836 ; ,
"The AfsYnb is anlmmense irregular stone
edifice, surrounded f a ftiick wall of ten or
fifteen" feet high ehclosirtg about an acre of
ground. he wallis entirely batteretl dorn
and the edifice hself .tar-a pile of ruins It
has some twelve or fifteeit apartihentsepn
rated by waliTs of stone several feefthick. ' ft
wasV-in tltese rooms rthat Crockelt.and his
brave companions retired,- after several days
sanguinary Jghiingr and when redncel to so
few in number as to be longer ortabie to de
fend the, long lines of walL- Puraul -4nlo
these rooms by I he enemy,' wlio had made a
hreaclii through the wall, this remnant; of the
linrwband hewed down their assailants, ontil
bulwarks "Were-forrjied of theirtleail bodiep,
and ' until overpowered by lumbers andthe
fstigbe of slaughter; the last orremtrigled his
blood with that of his combatting enemy", fin
isWng hFs glorious work of liberty by expir
ing orr-tlie dead bbdy of their foe. Of one
hundred and eighty defenders of the- Alamo,
not a sotibescaped death." -But sixteen hun
dred 'Mexicans were made to bite' the dust,
the recoHcction of wfvieh decla res "hd w Im
mensely dear the v cbsV of 'conquering - this
small but lion-heafted oand -of American he
roes ; and by an enemy, too, mofe ihair thir
ty timesigreater in Aumber Had the Texi
ana not had so, long a I me of. wall to defend,
and, been confined iikJin area, of one. 4our)h
tlie size, they in 3II probability "'wo6ld never
Itave been sacrificed-or the fortress taketu. A
c;The Alamo jvaai VbttllLby the Spanisli, in
l?73,.as a. Missionary establishment, under
control of the Franciscan Friars, to . civilize
and:BalioUcite;.ihe indtaii nativeaamdAlo
as a military post, l to, rheck the progres of
FrenchetUements on Red river, a portion of
the Spanish dominion By the exercise of
great cruelty and duplicity, the holy fathers
made but poor progress; in civilizing the na-
lives, although hnndreds of them were takeoJm
anu inveigieti into tne loriress anajoiner inis
sions established in the vicinity, and forced
to adopt the lessons. .and, jriews oftheif holy
masters. As an evidence however that their
labors made some impression on the charac
ier of the natives, the cross is"stiU-a religious
sign with-most of the Indian tribes scattered
over the country v San Antonio was first
setuea oy some nttyann-rior tamitii, a
oroer, sennroui me inienor 01 apam,
at considerable ex pense, mainly to check, as
before stated, the intrusive, settlements of
the French on Red River. . ;
TH E y ANKEE.
He has the con renient capability of adapt
ing himself to every Situation, and it has been
said, that if too place him on a rock in the
midst of the oceanwitli a penknife and a
Ibanch of shingles he would manage; u work
his 'way on Tshore. - He sells salmon from
KeUtiebec tcHlie people of Charleston had
" ' - -..r . - --- - -
to Rh t -retatla icftfram fresh pond in Cam
torHge woi.m'w 7 iu i
... t r i
I fifteen toas, loaded, withontons,, mackerel
atidHotber ootions, (too numerous to meutioo)
or Valparaiso; baits his traps ,011 the olum
l5a r v 'olr.hpa mild Knuata lit. Afrioo fi
y. -
Africa for
1 t -v"-.- y "r.-r- '
Mcomber &. Co's caravan ; , sells granite on
con tract to rebuild pan Juan do UJloa ; is rea
dy like Ledyard, to start to Timboctoo to-
mtrrow - morningt - exiles himself for years
from home, to'skelclrin their own wilderness
i! wiUl men of the woods,' and astonishes
refined Eurorw ith:0;.ceroing rwehrpf
theV ntdtoredavae iintroduced to Mi
ich he asks him What's the netvs ?
Mettern
save
lniaster "for his country,' and missionary, for
me whole neatnen world, rte is uiie(iu;ilea
I in tact;-' and instead of travellinff o ver round
i e-potiu. tie nas come nearer.ine uisco
f very, of perpetual mottbii..than any other nian
andjfer.i ia-inade' e guess he wijr he
the lucky tchapHo do it; He.w" Shf-man' to
Bid teRTDtM. worth of hi God. ascencL
Rut" iKA kvi-MiJ rs.k frrSsv Va ntfTrrn rirul -3ifflrrt .
: l he mole prqjecung. break the roaring, mam, . j
Back to his boundMbe subject sea command,'
And roll theDbeaiehtivers throushtbe landvt
t i t 1 --i 1 i-' V ... 1 if. :.i'rs.i
i : iu umiuwi. ihjb mv, i wbswwmuk uu,wc
genr street, and , mr"attentwir w
by two Jvery genteel ioo'krbg Wungrmen
l oecticut;acanaintaoces.s who invited met. to'
Je d alibw; thesVfeapw;;tliaiorne thing
rcan be done W welt as others. and soVwe
radbptedj.the hdut iojt of - tlie elite.Z and'now
lwanihowyixu purn7 butter itna-
I - a. V4.T . . I J....1U m M MM
A 1 v mm -f 1 in 1 ijrrMiiMi n 1 ,,mm 1 .rii T.ia
fTHHESE M-p2SIiayA?!tI.vinK;siw
jJL acqoired a celebrity Srw a popularity uar quailed
in the annals of MeoTchierHl a)so7iavrng obtained
the enure 'confidpnce,and being' Ued In the. privnte
jwtctice -of aTmoBt the whde body of the Xttcl Ebcw
ulty ir thi United Sute Eorope, Aia. South Amer
ica, )be Westlndiw, sn4 a ateat gar&of fiiejiii, is
tinnecessary 10 nd vertise tlvein at lengijr or to say any
thjng,furih"ef their m com
plaiftu wBrch they fue'ino'eIvelire'
and which jt as follows Uow and bilious fever.
fever and asaet.dy 8ip8!a4rooPf liver complaint,
hedcbe, jauod ice nst bxna, d ropsy , jhearnaiism; jen
I ajgeoient af iho pleenpile colic, female obstruc
tkn, heart burn, furred tongue' n ausea, d istrnsions of
t he -klomarh and bb wel , inap?ent dlirrh s:aflat ueiree,
htfbitual costiveacs,'lo8S of sppetlte, blotch or tallow
eomplection, and in all cases of torpor of the bowels
where arcsrtsrtioor an apetient U needed: - They re
exceedingly nitld in theiropergtioq, producing ucither
nausea, griping nor debility " - .
-;The above PifU are forale in the city ff i!aU!sh by
Messrs. .Williarns Haywood, and at the Drug store
of ?ti h, and In f ayefteyiile by E Jf Hate,tat
KeWlTotTt Prfees. " ; v : -P' .
75 ICtlMOiU MEDICAID : COLLEGE.
JiQThe winter trm of Lectures in this Inst itu
tioti, wiH conrmence on Monday, the ? lift of October
and continue 4 month. . - ; .
, t John Cullen. M; D. Professor of Theory .and- Prac
lice of "Aledicine. t , 1 - ; , ' . , t'
w Ii. VV. Chamberlayne, M. Professor of Materia
Medici nhdTherjpeiitic v ' ' "" " " ',f'.': "
- v 'lt.vL. BomiBrian, Ml D.?PrhfesiMr of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women nnd Children, v - - v" .:. :
:,Th Johnson M . D. Professor of Antomj. and
Ebytogy. ,t -y,-e f
A ug. L. Warners M p, Professor of gurgery and
urgirat Anatomy. ' n - : r . , .
B. Maupiri, M. D. Proftasof of JDhemistry and Phar-rnaryi?--::
': -' . " " j-z
Prsfessorii Culten and Vatner. wiU each delivrr
two Clinical Lectures weekin -the infirmary, at the
College ; Professor Johnson two a week, at tEejAtmi
House ) and Professor Chamberlayne occasional Lec
tures at the"Penitebtiary and '('ity HoHpital. as inter'
estirig rases presfentrthettselves. Thew msrilutrons
furnish a large number of insuueiite case, and the
numcrotts Clinical Lectures, to all of which the Sta
dnt wUl be admitted without charge, will afford him
rare, advantages for becoming acquainted with the
types of Southern Diseajef.'and wrtnes'sing the' appro
priate treatment.-; Tbfrtiiiicat'eaaes 'adiriHted info
the Conege infirmary ffiru the Prnfeifsor Of Surgery
opportunities of ! petforming many of the Major ,and
Aituor operation ucrore me rum. t
J he facilities for the jstudy of practical Anntomy
are unsurpassed any whete. The materiel tot dissec
tion is most sropre, arid' Ihe eitrhsie Abatomtcat
Museum m well sttffed wrtu heaJUiy and mortnd prep-
arauorM; , ' - ' '. - ' s " - .-- "" "
The Cbcmical ' Apparatus and collection of sped-
ens in Mteria Medica are very completes, i Iiifine.
the Institution oflera facilities for the prosecution laf
Medical studies unsurpassed by any similar Instil utidn
in Ibis coontry. - ' . . . ''
Fees f 20 1 each Professor. - -;
The price of Hoard icchiding fuel, lighttServaats
.attendance, 4cc. is from $3 51) to $5 JDO per,wcek.v
-s: . I-.'- Dean ofihe Faculty '.
AogtfsT5. ' '. ' " . 63--.
rvyrriiiiiiCAL. (OLLtr.i, of thk
lHt!rrATB P SOUTH CAROLINA -Tbe
Keguiar Course of l.Etn rjKts in this institution
will be resumed on the second Moriday m November.
Anatomtfc by; J.B; Hoibrook, i; .- -
Surgery bj ,; - ;' BrGeduiogs, MiD.v :
PA
Ma
ueria Medica, byr ' ' Henry -t. Frost, Mk -D.
Obttetrici, by , . Thomas G. Priolratt, M D
CAcanttry, by , -CL fcilifpnrd, M. i
gantzed, and will re under tne cbarge ot , 1'rot. not
brook, astfistol by Dra. Desa assure. tAazaL Kkdder,
Gaitard. and Kavenel, and will be opened on the 15th I
of Octobers ' i "4;r I
oumcai .rnsirucuonr mc tn siarme nospuai ana i
Alms-Jjouse.
. HEISRYR, FR0$T, Desn.
August 3.
Williani Thompson,
Cabinet ana Furniture iTare housc,
- II - ia Ware Rooms, just in-the rear of .Messrs.
-i. , u x i - j:i .
r a - , r 7 .u 8 r ttTi
t Articles m his hue, mads in tbe
ner.afterthsnewest sod .most Jashmnahle patterns-
:a,w7rr
TSorthfoT
from borne.
- Raleigb
C" Walnut, Birch Maple and Poplar JLomber,
weOrneiuoned, taken in exchange or Funiiture;v ,
RAXAW AY frDm the Uubscribef . On
bout S8 years-of Ee, 5 fet7inebes
t
likely! nori ihe.hl.ck-
. PfT A hieh -aot very
S-a' eompjexion of negroes Said negco
was receotly srrested as a Runaway, and confined in
Greensboro Xad.Guilford? cminty,'from : whence' I
was bringing bim home, .when he' made his escape;
within a mile or two of my hotise I-wfll-p4y sHrea-
nabl ejpensealbr h sppreherj8tonand delivery, o
me, or counoemeoi in nj jail, soiaai get ira.
isx ..cs--- AMAvii
W ake CPttmyAngnst Jo. ..lX; -oa- Jt , :
riiTP Vt'tn lnk seeeived a sdoolv
WWifioeSo can iell
cheair.than ever.
H.LISITTH.
August 4 2. 1842.
.;Va sre prepared tov.execote
PAMTHLETSi Cards, Circdlaks, Hasdbilli
laa style pot inJecior tosny Dcb in the jState.
Furniture. v CaU and look, bettore you send I Z ''zTTtt r i ' vl . '77
.v. .WILLIAM )YrJ.
, . nlA - fl j i.imiHikWVi VI v juumif i.unuvuik,iiy.iv HC,.
, Vipnr-. - j. .s-v dersoesfn salisfactorrmannenh Siiidu exAmiriaV
TTT f O COFFE bv the Sack, very tiaie. . ' V
I Mr i - ."-"T -jt .i .- mxiiv r I
HwU! reopen thUt of &tog4, - MR,(&4l Jbrispruacne'and Obsteir v.;; ataTiinT.
. 4 -Jra! in,!??;. istry and Pharmacy. v.--?:rj!v ese Lr r-e r- ' i J-. .t - .rUL - ; 4 '
Qaf OflTcatietngppuedwimtegreaier tzis ia na!:-h.tyA7i::.zns & Jleyrrc ' 'JNVr'. ;
ffllVlTERSlTY OP VJnCaJSrrA-Ths
J next session of this fostiiuUflnr wil commence
oa, the 1st day of October; and' terminate'' on "the 4tb
of July Jbllewiny The SehooU of the Uoiversity,
wiih their jespectlre Professor - ts s t --t
c.l. Ancient LanguageSDr, Ge&ne!t Hsrrlsn-:
Ijmgusges-Vr. Chadrt Kraiteit ; C
3sifathematic.---Mr. Edward H. Cuarteney,' -. V
' 4.'Naturar Philosophy Mr Arm B:i?ogers." .
5r Civil Eugineenng-i-the .skBbjeeii5 of which sre
divided betwi en the. Profecors bt ''Mathematics and
Nalnral Philosophy f f'
... 6. Chemistry and .Materia Mpdii-a.Dr Jhn P.
Emmet? - ' " C , " t" ' ' J, 1
Medicine. DrLHenry Howard.'
' : 8r Anatomy and 8urgviyI)r James L, Cabell.
9. Moral Philosophy .---Mr. 3eorg Teekeft v
le-Lawiiodger Hsary,6t Geo;' Tucken.C
In. both Schools of Lansuages-are also taught the
literature of the respective lsnuage, and Artctetit
aiid MoaVra History in the ScnoolorMsthemaUcs
ht included mixed Mathematics ;:in that of Engineer
ing Mineralogy and Geology j in ihaf of Moraf.PhU
Tosophy.eb'es Lettres, Logic and- Poliiical Ecdnomy .
and ire that of Law, besides Mynlcipul Law m aU it
branches, UieX w of Natare and- JatiojM- be. J5d 1
ence of Government and-ConeUtutiOnal Law, ,
" To be ad mittedlnto this institutW the applicant
must be sixteen years of age : but the.Fjcuhy may
dispense with this requisition in favor of one whose
brother" is a'studenL . J . . '
r Every student U free to fttend the schools .of his
choice; out if h be .under twenty-one "years 'of age,
he shall attend at least three, unless authorised by his
I parent or guardian; In' writing; or by the Facuhy. for
good cause, to attpndatmimbfert:-; ';.
Alt students- under tbeagecf twenty-ons years are .
requited to board wft bin Jhe-ive'ctiuis. .H'f
, By a resolutifm of U Facultyi.Minispf
Gospel, and young men prepogwr Aevnwtry,
may attend any of the'schools of !tbe? lJhiversU with
out the payment "of :fblhSft8sdrsvf "
'TTh enactments 'whtafvlyvrsqfretfdem'
wear a prescribed unlformbave been tUspeHded. , 4 v
. Every student resident within-, the precbncU? must,
on mauiculaiion, ileposite . with the , Patron ell the
money, bills, draftsy&e., under his controK intended
tor defray" his expends while at. the tJ&iteirsity Or on
his return tbence'to his home ? andthif sint de
posited mast be sufficient to pay hisfee uV professors,
dormitory: reoW 'foT ussr of , the; publKS rooms'tliree
monriis .board, scontingent fee to coyef.&ies and as
sessments, and to purchase" the,xiext- no4ks
may Want at thejeommemement. All funds, subse
quently received hyliiia mbst b& 'dt'pbsked with the
Patronj who has cargeorids-dibbureemebts j ami
upon -all deposites a charge , of -.two per .centum com
mission bt authorised. -, ,. rv..;t.:
...The act ef, the Legislature, projbiWtins merchants
and.' others, under severe penflluen", rom" - crediting
studehU. Will be strictly enfirred TBe t licence
to contract debtulhe C
ty U authorised tgrant, ti, confined fexceptv-here
the parent7 or guardian " shall, otherwise in writing
request, to ''isimtiijr sndlthese,
it is hoped, that parents and guardians will, ashlar as
possible, prevent fironf arising," by the tialely supply of
'-' Ileligiabs services are performed at the s Univers4y
every Sunday by the Chsplarn, wbo is appolnted in
rurn rrom me fuur principal oenommaaans-oi toe
State. S, . . . ;- . V.f-;-:
' Toe expenses of the Session of. nine ..months are
as follows : -
Dbard. wasbiogtodgirtl and attendance, "'V'T, $lfu
Hent of Dormitory;! 1 B; ferhalf, if occupied bytwp, 6
Use of publio rooms and matriculation fee, ? - il5
FUetaud candles, estimated at. . - A AvV "20
Fees, if only one Professor be atternled, $50; if v
' two, to. eagh. Professor 'f30; if more than t"?0- -
to each "f25,'say- " ',' : ' '" ".-',75
Total, exclusive F domeriksifYdppc
mbbey, -"r - - ; " 1 -" f228
In the 'School of Law there is'an extra fee of $2fi
payable by students attending the senior tlsw- t,'t
The allowance for clothe is limited -Vf the enact
ments ty $100, 'and for pocket money to- $45.
. WlLLia H. WOODLBr;Pfoctor. ' '
C . . And Patrpn lLof Wv
Tt rltVlimSI'a? V O aIRfitT f A M EDI-
- J OAYJ DfiPARTiftENtThesn'ot kstra&T
fidtf" iiVwartinir' oltno 'tmivetsiiBieBienwi
pecuJunties to te loond Itt no otoef Bettot Mcri
cine in'the Union., : The LectureseommericeYon .the
first of October, and terminate on the 4th of. Jury en
Owing to the leng'h of toe Session winch embraces
a jienod of mne moJW. three Protessors are enabled
to perform all the duties; which irrolbet medical in
stitnnons are usually assigned to six find the-students
are seldom yequked-to .attend mote. AharvtwplectbreR
ort the same day,,, liy this arrao semen t.. tbe sluueOts
hav i an ppportunitl tiejng-' weUrouoded rin An--tomy,
Physiology, and other elementary branches pf
Medicat Science, befrethey investigate tnejr applka
noris inconneeuon with the stutly 'oPlhepracUce of
icinend -oorgsry. i- ;-iv;-'-v-
rffimiiaterjbelbrc
i "subjected te a-f utl jid rigid examination 'onf the pre
ceding lecture, or on pontons of approved text -books
t. ki. . .1.. i "..i. l. -it . . .
JLJ.- -u - rJ,.--
i""-i i r, r" wdvw, . uu uimiw r, iuvis
htthnsdlutioni and prenlt happy otiaatibri
$h$stH 6t the, f hSruction by priJ
.jU lectore JjZ
ppoa eond
Itinns presrUied W thecnactrjtsX
The ProfessoTs are: vir
' " 'J!r!?,iaiB. aenM
i lj J m- n D r. r .
h "Z"' lTV' fA-TAra u
-'l&iJi',
James L. abefl;:M." D",' "Pfofelwor of Anatomy.
Phystelugy nd.Suneryv V ' "Xvl''-
- H. WOODLEy,Procmr.V..
July 23.
59
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L n T TV ISITT -O fiHI n ft AWt
tVL 'MBUIUAli lJBKARTAIENTTnsSegalar
1 Anaw Coarse of Lectures in this JnUHutlon, will
commence-on tte&Ut ef .Oeodee,iind eontinus- four
I tooBtbs.: .The Preliminary. Course ofXectares to
1 Students are. Emitted rwltmVdjttol.al
teakber: These 'Lectures aro ;hbllf tnadroli
tao tveguiar.UOu rse,' wbrch is codipieie in: itse!.f The
term WUl fie considered entite tc sit who enter before
AMTJEIs CUEW; De4n.
3Pv
r is
I A cafitiiilalfi . ann reeeir-ihfl ilete of M. II . oriitinnt
i- ica4:Thejapeuucs,andrIygieBe.U -4 -o
f- Mro vHuiit. oi -w. rr,Diassc; i opeciai anu
General Analomv i t v. 1 1 S,
5Wf
RESTORER- CFTUE-CLCCDiV.-vt
Foir
xcanomc and jot
HETHER: products by.tile, phleam, from
internal mprunl matters, aritn? from fc-idly
f JiicT-T Dottrel Pint St; 50; Quart &k V'tX
fatt-SifphjUKt; 'SjrnpTH, Medicine A m l "
Venereal jDiorder. certai reriiedy. and the patteot
wift fed himself somewhat !enentted,Ta twenty-four
hoot.' Price pet BleV Tmt !I 'oOrQtiart, $3; V
Ab'vtsiflufAWiXfufei celebrated for its-sbfedv sVTd
perfect removal of 3onowhas and Gleei $ also: cf tho V
learmi results consequent .nit tt impreper treatment.
A benefit will fee vU-ihte in -12 hnnr P;M r.w. Mrr
uoia-Mine aaisam. wr . unions and IvervourAlIec-i
tlons. Colds. c: riciC"50 Cerita.x '-ri v
. Aromatic-Eztraekn linrmentfor Indlffpstirtn". nATut,:
Hess in the su mach, Aambness or. Weakofati in in
vims. juerjmatwm ccc. r ,aur otrocea, SOr cepU,
half pjnf, lpint,x$2. v- v ;
Ugpuratipe rowderf fir DuiOus Agectfans, Bilious Y
Fever, Healache, Diseamtfd the Evesi S. whitM '
to be taken in" the Restorer.' ' 60 cents per box. 2 " 's
JajtMOinimtnttfti Tilt? whtch:is ton srll
besides ihi Kestrcr iftit:'-f-'u7 s
iibeuta 8caMheadJBritto Fottl
q leers ',. ta.l)eappU-d oesKte tne dKestorerv
wXToaiersa oc SirmgtKehing flatter, foe Dbe ases.
oftho'Chest, Uyspepsia, Infiammatory KheqmaUsm. -PaTisysiA
is jsn tnnet all these cases. ,
H Jieed beides the Restorifr;--0 cts per tox, t
full fmraaccouoYbf prl Koafs
We(!rcweSiHrK?iV ompersVabd DivKs
Psbntet,hereia'w
for5 theU use, and numerous testimonials; whic&;ae
company" every "ifediclne, and -may likewise be had.'
gratisVat tfoeffice lorDX. orchis Agents; by mil.
RpitorfiMor ate 'm'eAtionedMeoi
icrosft. are of Dr:: Euhfa own discovery;'aad irs, pre
pared by nb!fet.,S? .-'ii tTr .
70 S'BE cmErfS 0FJ NORTH "CAlJOLIJfA
:ls?yesjletl to nfctrlenas and
theJtibltc in genera!, thaliehasi besrdesiirs'OiScein
Bichmond. Va. opened an tHRca at BAtiioa,-Jf.C.b.
posite je,City ttpVfotr tfcosalelof Tedkmes, "
ts "above specified, '- f
; V (C Persons wlsamg'tto proeW iny'of thett," w4l
pfease'taidrft'rt lhetrofderS,whfi the amount, Xpost "
-ssi-tof DailUlJLl Oxrieicl J?ifr;lAT -W? r
OtSco in Raleigh N,C. is regulated si follows eii $0,
&'scooni; n f l2,diFcont op $25, discount f5i .
The amount fa to he rranvnitted " jby mail, on tny risk
(post .paid)' m N pr 8. Carolina notevcr'tibtesjaf the
Banks of Riehmond, Ysrsnd the Medicines shalf La
i - A e BTST8-tir NbnTTt CAkbtrw aV
Bfsjfnock ot-WooKn,4 - VWeTUworth; Rodtiiighani,
J. &. IL roan,-- -v.-V GreeasborpnghV noUford
James Craanfuk. Waterloo, ChiSrord.l t
Hargrave, Gwtber.4- Cow i IxmgtMn, DaTid8ui,vt. -Jenkins
Bites,' - Salisbury, Rowan.-- -
JTM.A.'Dralce," - ; AshbwooghRairfolpl?; "
Price, D?ckii!n& Co,. Tftnceyvilte. CasweUv
Jafnes Ri;CaJ!uir:.Mita
St Perry., , U "t' ' .Kernersfif-fokes.
J.F.tj
t;rhiferr7 - cbnctffd- J
James T
i ' 'Dr. y Staffs Drag Store; gafefA'
iMpurUji ofthe "the indu Biszdic.
TfjT 0 Vt; simpleyej how wtsWlww ood sjsd beaia
jnj tifotate Alt tbo lawt of iiafnrel -SimnnHrimJ
uoionare stampWiueWy fowl ot too deaGobW
Tiv mighty, worhls wbtth roll in' space in every ds
grco. of velocity and direcUon ar all governed br
traclionif ptqJier 1o metier :Thh principle governs '
ihei hiuman body. 'randrethV -Vegetable, Uni
Vecsal PiiK attract U impurities of the blood.tb the'
powei waicttOTgan expels em from the body At
traction; and dease are both units: -AII fieddenti i
infections only affect the body la nronortion as ih
occasion luvnuritv of the bfoml ' - v - - '
The bowels for instance" are costire-thts rnbst In-
I'ufiauvprgan.ii. cioseti-Hioe consequence is a great
jiccutntilatipn of impuriliet which, as ther cannot
out. fey their usualjsssagB, are Jorced ioto the tloodV
ww8iii5JjmpuHiy jt OHioa , a nos r-rrers, hct
ieRhet) toattJEW; Cooghs, andCtitdt fa eflert pro.
duced., Bullet BrancTreth's Pills he used Insuch d
set as wiajpffectully evacuate the tewefe, and healL
is, restored at ones." f. s " -. K y -, 7
Thetmworthy haiscct&feited the Cocfors" i!e
dlcino so extensively that hi trael:itig Agent is now
taking In all t,he old boxes, and puttmg feeW onesof
a diffcrrnt fiettrevwith 55 Pills" in their jari!. :
arejortreceivedal WILLI Ail PECK'S-Olco.
rTJaleigh, March T,M842. 4 ."ig
Tighlneef vfthe Lung or Ckast, 4c-c Tterro.
Iin.li 4.1. ..... 'l . . 1 .
es hsve feii sold -with the lost yesrf e'ttorip to
.,m (n ,TOM. ,H uiuBijcTcrj stage pj conspmnton.-' 7
and tbof faboringi under the tnM --:i)istresibJC'-' T
sim! roogbsbTbe do Aot-ebeck and dry-vVIe .
cobrK, boi render It easy , promote pectoral lea. al-
.liw tlia4ibliMM MBSa.: a : - ,
proxi-
com-'
icmes, arid sre undoulIy .trior ta evetytbinsr
oe f r Jhoee c0tt,Uinli. llun.Ws-
dreds of certiScatesJbave c;a C:cJl cf Vt ty1u
. . f -- . ,
! lie rni
.1.1 JLC2CS$X3, prove Jib
5 more-than -iC-,
r'i cf r i ,.;.:TM-r-.rtir
; anl U.; E.-.tet.3. 1 J r -'
uiru tiu uisoruerss. irnrn ine use or mercury, caiOTnel,
Fsk;tfe;t T (in females) from the'ehangS of life M
specifiediri the rnrfiphlet? ; -v'nS
" "' " 1 1 'I." I C mi l- '- "- 7' ' itii'lf-.V,'.:-.
Wiicrniana sjou-:i lzen-cs, Arc ths .
7iafeiu :.mst sure and effectual rrmnly for C''a ' ''
CoUConiMmiih'ohs Wkoomf Cnh Jr,"'w
""imu, ; wki Temove the
vntafsa snv av!l i n w aWMAA -. ffai. '1 -
muws , a iiey sriace from a
Uerlul virtue, from let a fc tava Iti' ssved from '
Wjn&, gw, and r?stored; to perfect.hel:it ': '
by uMig them.
?syLbo4lHed:clce"iaitf " Ji 3
. -Apting.
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