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SEMI-WEEKLY.
TUESIAY,rOGTOBER 1; 1842
ANB
I EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SpBScaipnox. Fiivo Dollars per annum -half in
Advance. . - j y ; v--V -e
Advkrtiskment. For every Sixteen IAttet
first insertion, One Dollar ; each, subsequent insertion,
Twenty-five Cents.; : .v. J ' '
toum Orders an J Judicial Adtk&tivkmkmts
wilt be charged 25 per cent, higher ; tot a deduction
of 33$ per cent, will be made frotr the regular prices,
(or advertisers by the year. , " i
' Advertisemenu, Inserted in the Semi.Wievt
Register, will also appear in the Wjejtxly Paper
free of charge. V '. ! ' v"""
CO Letters to the Editor must be roST-PAn.
j A TRUE STORY.
Many years ago, it was found necessary to
beseige the Fort called "Budge-Budge, some
lew nines irora uaicutla down the nrer, which
the natives had held in spite of our renaoh-
jtrances, probably sapporteC in their hostile
obstinacy by the French and Dutch govern
meats, who, as all. ibe world knows, have se
veral settlements in the East Indies. These
settlements we could wrest from them in an
instant, but, for some unaccountable reason
or other, we allowed tliem to remain in their
hands to the no small hindrance of justice
and equity, since it frequently happens that
characters deserving punishment for their of.
fences have merely to cross the river, and iii
tea in mutes are beyond the pale of British law.
having- round refuge in Uhinsurah. or. some
other foreign town The existence of these
little colonies have stilt a worse effect in case
of disaffection among' the Indians inasmuch
8 they are ever ready to pour forth foreigu
eini&saries, who urienlly - foment the feud.
and mislead the poor natives, by holding out
hopes of assistance from their respective
countries.. . ) . ' ; !i
Such had been the case with Budge Budge,
the aforesaid Fort, before which a couple of
frigates and some armed boats were lying at
the time of my sketch The native garrison
which amounted to about six . hundred m6n,
bad vainly been summoned to . surrender.
For tliree days, long shots iiad been fired at
them, but as the fortress was built of mud,
no; sooner was the smallest breach made than
it was instantly closed up and rebuilt strong
er than ever. One of the comcaiiders advis
ed the adoption of a storming party ; Jilj
brother officer, however, differed -from him,
urging that the place was Hoo weiF garrison
ed to be easily carried by assautL The optn-
ions of the two leaders were forwarded to
Calcutta, and the reply wa expected to be
returned on the morrow. 1
James Btmting (se we will call the old-tar)
heard all thesejpatoters, as he styled thenii
and looked very knowing."" He understood
there was a chance of fighting, so he felt per- j
lectly delighted, i 1 o his berth he descended, j
and as usual, when he wasparUeularly hap-j
py, managea to get particularly aruns, ana i
turned in evidently! worse for liquor.. ; Now,
it so happeued that in about an hour after he I
uau uius tieuiea niwseu ia ma uauuupcA, ue i
suuueniy awoke. A burning tever, an ago
nizing thirst parched his mouth, so he arose j
and went to his locker,: but, alas IJJi'e, bad
drank p.vitrv 4mnnf.tUK linni lie nna
and where to find more beknew not. Aboard
.,-. , j - , ..lv.;' -i
the vessel he had no iiopee rlhore- washts
only chance i so. linseeri by anv one he made
to nay 1UUJ HIP rOWiJ u'uisiii i
from tlm r.hftinc. or from the nbrt. bole or
111 tun. .M I. n V. hvl IrtA.lllA MmBAII 1
some such place; apdatruck out for the beach.
where Be landed safely, in spite ot alligators,
sentinels, and all other similar opposition.
Wh. i,fl'1,afl Wn'irHV watar frnm 'hM
. .... ... . . p . . -
look around for a shop, where he could iiua
some of that liquor, or some arrack, i to- lake
the chill off the water he had swallowed ; but
alas ! no building of the kind met his view,;
i t. '. ? jri iu'"-iwrukl
not a single habitation $ould he iee. rne
Fort frowned , gloomily,, oyer him in sunen
grandeur ; no other ; place 5twherevtbe jpiiM8
were likelv to rWi round could i hei discover
eiue. 10 in e time, to oe laueneu at or ni
comrades on his. return for the4 wildbgrtbsd
chase he had undertaken, was by no mean4
palatable to Dunlin.- Td be baulked is A
maxim unknown tit a sailor ; so, rather than
lose his eroff, he determined to lose his life.
or. at nil event to'! risk it. , Without furtheM
atl. hA hoan senlinff the' walls of the Port!
. fiiir he easily managed, and in a few mo-
rcetit found himself at the lop of die glacis.
Elated at hii 'success,' tie began shouting ai
loud as ever he could wli to the horror of
the garrison, who' inslanily fancying tl6b
selves astatled; started up, and
to run to Uie'p'othr they; supposed thelbariet for Hides.'. n, . y-i WM. N.SHAUCK 1
.attacking parry haU HMde a ooa tougement,
when Jim, who had scampered round the de
lenres, began to shout from me opposite awe,
nu- tutkuenly lowering htmseil into tne j ed to accommodate .with comfrtabM Board,
commenced cheering s loud asAe could,, irrf- j ivsktv Metshers of jths. approacbng, General As
termingling the Vociferations 1 with Ctiea ir 1 sembly, at their commodious pardiBg: House in the
liquor.
Assailed, as they suhposed Jon-both? sides,
'"O Cllf. Ill V SlfTllItlt Iff' fff IllJI f APIrPllH. ' aUIiripcU
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n me middle of the mffhu expecting nothing
'CSS than In ho niii n nto... In lli V A ar if .
What could ihiv Aril Tha kravAstTmforfitwtilN
I... , .J ' "T-eT-
"esuaie : unah e t.l nV fia t.thftr.
confused and astomvded theaturallrtip.i
istotlmlMtu ihAatntTrvaiin.
stounded, Ibey Tiatuirallyup.
ica tHtoyw Tbey. hd-
lefttopursueV They opened
ucY nau
DUt one rmit-co
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a a last. ,HU B lflt w iucii
,cei Would rarrw than. I ,t.
. -----1 hiu icaiiiiE wic luwu
quiet possessmrt of 'Jim Bunting who
and slept for a couple of hours, when he
awoke, perfeQtly sober, though about as much
puzzled to find himself alone, and in the
enemy's Fort, as the poor man was in the
Arabian Nights, when he suddenly, found
himself transformedlnto an eagle.
, Jim rubbed his eyes. He pinched his
legs', and walking up to a tank actually drank
three mouthfuls of water before he could be
lieve that he was awake. . He then strutted
up to the ramparts; 'and convincing himself
he was in his ; proper senses, for there lay
the two frigates and there floated the. union
jack, for which he had often risked his life.
Shiver my timbers ! but this is a queer go i
said 'he, and -with that he twitched up - his
trousers as usual, and hook the pigtail
which then bung from every sailor's head.
The vessels perceiving a man thus expose
himself, began to fire at him.
-Avast there!- shouted Jim; but, as they
did not hear him, or attend to him, he ran to
the principal battery, and climbing the flag
staff, pulled down the. Dutcb colpursatid
hoisted up a ragged old turban be found lyjug
in one of the streets. The commander of
the vessels thought this, extremely odd. -Something
strange had evidently happened :
so they sent a boat on shore, bearing a flag,
of truce, carried by the first Lieutenant or
one of the frigates. Unmolested they march
ed into it. Not a son did they meet till Jim
strutted up to them. -
Holloa, yon sir, what's the meaning of
this V said the first lieutenant to hunting, in
voice of anger; for it was sadly infra dig.
for an officer of his rank to have been sent
off to parley with a common sailor. What's
the meaning of this T
Pleaseyour honor, I hope yon won't be
angry, Leftedant, but somehow" or other, V ve
taken this place.' The enemy have cut the
painter, and sheared off
Jim nodded. m
N And, pray; who the devil gave you. leave
to do so, I should much like to know ? Go
on board, sir, direcUy.
In the mean time the Lieutenant went, and
formally took possession of the place, by
running up the British colours, then writing
a most pompous despatch, in whieli he re
commended the real captor to be tried, for
leaving his ship, without permisfion; he sent
it baek by a young, midshipman, remaining
behind himself witfar half-a-dozen sailors, in
order, as he expressed it, to garrison the foil.
Strange to say,'his recommendauon was
attended to, and Jim Bunting brought to a
court martial, who most reluctantly were com
pelled to find htm guilty, adjudging him,
uowetfet, id Qftderffo the least noHftihle pun
ishment that could be inflicted for so glaring
a breach of discipline. Jim highly indignant
at the turn : ' thinzs - had taken , cou Id not
help fancying himself an ill used man, but he
bore it stoically. ! When however, he heard
the verdict delivered ; when he beard himself
pronounced" guilty ; he once more bitched
his hether garments and exclaimed in
an audible voice as hei left the cabin, D n
my eyes, if ever I take another Fort as long
as I live.
Need I add, though, to satisfy the strict-
ness or the law, to which all in the navy
must buw. the verdict of ruilty was brought
in, ' he Was - afterwards amply praised, ' and
rewaruea oy nis superiors r
v-l a fine lot of LUMBER can be bought at
1 r rosTVcMii.i.V Wake Coontyiat a
very chesp rate. First jate Weather
d. Flaring jod all oiher kindsV Pliefear of
moil, f dum rcu np. urov juur urucn wuivuuu-
' X w u-.wlfii.Li rftuimrniAi.
4Uettded to; and as money is no object, a credit wiU be
' ' - Mnt
given W jnrfH. vuavvutcia. , . ,
. . , , A. J. FOSTER.
October 1st, 1842.
80 em14
ORG , Jl EW , BOOILS, J ut received
L 1 Chemistry, witn additions
c! c; By
Hope Leslie, by the Ahthor of the Linwoods, &c.
Means and Ends. by. Miss Sedgwick, s v , 4
t i Random Shots and Southern Breezes, Liebig's Or
ganic Chemistry', Letters and Journal of Lord Byron,
n(f 8 ? .re -3 m?'Z u
.Works of Lord Byroni wtV notes by Tom Moore,
8lf Walter 8co,4c &c. - ' ;
Writings of Washington i with a life of the author,
by Jared sparks, in -13 -Voja; i t s . 1
i . . 1 TURNER &. HUGHES.
I Raleieh. N. C. October 1842. 81
--rr1 ;
fTT) r aud rc thJS PillSUWe bayefa fresh sup
I fY nlv we were , about sav.. of this valuable
Medicine tout to those who have tried tbem. It is un
necessary to say soand those who have not tried them
Would be slow perhaps kq believe os. It is, however, a
serious fact that we' could name at ieat one family,
whAi thR'rr retrubir . nad for several years past, ', has
nada the PhvaicMin's visits few and . far j betwe-'
Our new boxes contain 25 Pills each, iheofd only
TfrWlfcl. CJIVIiS iTIlE highest, Cash price for
J. BARK and HIDES, delivered at my; Mills, 6
oS. 4 ,V - . l a
Ml
ucying luera l- bef fbr Sal and Calf Sluns, all of
d were: aooullf-ij.i lowlfoir Cash, or
60-31
ti Hoarding for J72cznbcti3
1 - nn puttJATIf-SISTERS will be prspar-
rear of thtf BankofCspe Pear.
Early application is
S&& Sept'sbtS.
I lIT TU ..'.-i. ......Ann'kna
TTnv nnnns ibh kuuvauiga
1 1 Urayt f JktaT rrw--iJAMES ' M.
I n ? vu rMm W Xarth hta Fall
simhlv f Masonablfl Goodxu which will render hisas-
r-rrv - -., , . . -
1 sortmenl very complete f ah Deuu 01 w uu-
n the public generally, is to can and examine ior
jggy"B he is deterroined to sell on terms to suit
6 fof wh of to -uaemd CUgtoniers. 4
October 6. - j - "211Ll1i
4 &gM :'fS!ffiSS
PHIWCIPE and
SesarJ, for sale by
Havana
If. lu STl rii, DxuggisU ,
Student of. the celebrated Fratlhnson, of Germany.
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SPECTACLES, Ac.
Mr. TISE resDectfutlv informa the citizens of
naieign, and the nubiic ffentsrallv thi he will be in
Raleigh, by Wednesday, the 16th of November next.
where he will be happy, for a few weeks, to attend to
all orders in his line He will alao, if required, go to
any part of the City where his services are wanted.
reraons wishing to procure Spectacles, or to have
new glasses fitted in old frames, are informed that they
can be suited with glasses of different sizes, colors and
forms, and suited to any age, which he can determine
by inspection of their eyes. The glasses which he
famishes he will warrant to hold their oower of vis
ion from five to eight years. From his knowledge of
the science of Optics he can determine the -dames
suitable for any age. Persons with weak eyes can be
supplied with glasses which will greatly benefit them
and not strain the sight ; also Spectacles for near-sigbi-ed
persons, and those who have been operated upon
lor cataract or tne eye. He would particularly call the
attention of the public to a new sort of classes and
conservers of the sight, made of the best flint and azute
glass, and ground perspective. These glasses have
been recommended by the most celebrated doctors and
professors, as the best in their effects on the eye.
They are the best of the kind for preserving and im
proving the sight in continued reading and writing, in
which case they not only relieve the eye, but also
strengthen and improve the sight. It is not necessary
to say mere thai that he has testimonials of the mo.t
celebrated professors of Germany, that his glasses are
made of the best and finest material, and that they are
ground true and exact. They are, therefore, far pre
ferable to the mass of rough, irregular and unevenly
ground glasses that are daily painted off, and which are
very injurious to the eye. God glasses may be known
by their shape, exactcentre, and shsrp, clear, and high
ly polished surface. These qualities are to be found
in a high degree in his glasses.
Optic ah Isstrvmxitts of all descriptions, among
which are small and large Telescopes, Microscopes and
Spy-Glasses; Concave and Convex Glasses, without
frames; Concave and Convex Mirrors; Gold and
SUver-steel Spectacles of all kinds; different descrip
tions of Magnifying-Glasses; large and small Magic
Lanterns.
His Microscopes will magnify objects five thousand
times.
Optical and other similar Instruments and Glasses
carefully repaired.
Mr. W. assures the public, that it shall always be bis
study to execute every thing entrusted to him with the
greatest care and on moderate terms. Those in want
of any thing in his line will please give him a call. He
nas now on hand a general assortment of Goods..
Spectacles; with Concave and Convex glasses, also
with Glasses of each kind. He has but one price for
s articles, from which he does not vary.
. n .. . . w . .
04 nejerenct i maae to fne following ututn:
Richxohb, September 9, 1840.
I have frequently had occasion to recommend per
sons laboring under defective vision-to Mr. Wise for
relief, and always with success. Mr. Wise keeps an
extensive assortment of Spectacles and Optical Instru
ments, and ho, thoroughly understands the adaptation
of glasses to the physical defecU in vision indeed, he
has made the Science of Optics and Optical Instru
ments a special study,' and therefore, I have no hesita
tion in recommending him to the pnUlic Surgeons
who may desire Cataract Glasses (of any focus) for
their patients, ran be supplied by Mr. W. upon the
most reasonable terms.
TH JOHNSON, M. D.,
Prof, of Anatomy and Phynology in the Med. De
partment of liampaen sayaney wuege.
Mr. Wise is worthy of extensive patronage, from a
long and persevering snort to pertert nunselt in ; a
knowledge of Optics. He has paid particular attention
to the adaptation to Glasses to the defects of Vision,
and a frequent apportnoity of witnessing the success
of his efforts in this way; has induced me to give him
a certificate or qualification. '
AH ages, and Glasses suited to Eyes noon which
operations have been performed, will be aided in get
ting back lost sight, as far as arUncial means will do it.
EX) WD. H. CARMICHAEL.M U.
Taylor, Murdocla Co
AUCTION l ER3 'AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 30, North side Vendue Range, ChartesUm, S. Q.
TinjJS AUE DAILY receiving from Importers
V V and Manufsctureri, the latest styles and best
qualities or English French, and , American: o i a-
PLE A vn FANCY DRY GOODS, and are offennc
them at the lowest prices at private sale, a welt a-
unreservedly at AactfonV on our usual tenhs. We
are also generally supplied with 8HOES, B00T8,
HATS, CAPS, PAPER, ROPEi &c. from the va
riomvFaoioriesi ' We invite the attention of our Couu
try friends., t ,
October 1. 79-61
. pr,;Ad"v'i3:"
V?1 f GRANVriLE COfJHTY, 2i. : C
fYr HE Trustees tf this Institution, for the purpose
Sf of supplying the male department with Teachers
for the next year, will give, to a Classical Teacher s
salary of $200, and the tuition fees. . And to an
English Teacher, to be connected wuh the ame de
partment, they, will give a salary of $300. ' Applica
tions wilt be received until the 15th day of November.
Thev eel fully warranted in saving that ihe location
is high and healthy and the society good, end that it
presents a situation, in every oinl of view, highly fa
vorable for a good School. - '1
By order of the Board of Trustees:
v : J. HILLIARD, SecVy
8epi 9r 1842. 79-t 10th Nov.
ANTfiD By a young man who hasad ex
penence in teaching, a situation as Teacher
in a private family, or as Instructor of a public school
in a healthy ' neighbdrhood' in one of the Southern
Slates. , The course of mrtruction will include the
EnKlish studies, together with i Latin and Greek.
Satisfactory testimonials of character and capacity to
teach will be given. ,t J , ?? 'i" : ,
Communicatioparaddt-Msed, poet paid, to Kev. A. I
J. Leavenworth, E. P. Nash, J. H. Tyler, of ters-
bure, Va., will seceive immediate attention. ' v
'October: 1.1842. ?" r :) 79 6t
'TOTIC13--'The 8u3Mcriber. having qualified at
jjf i August Terra, 184V as Exeeutor on the Es
tate of die late James Hint on, requests all persons in-
TKntTllTr Z 7hZSlT.
mentwithm the time prescribed I by law, well authen
ticated as the law directs, or this notice will be plead
in oar or taeir recovery. n .s -rt-xt
a M&v JOHN IV POWELL, Est
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September 20,vl842.Vusj3,iiW H 7ft-8t
.OOOO OFFEl We do roost respectful
ly request all those, who are indebted to us for
ks, who find, under the pressure of the times, that .
their situation i such, that they are Unable to pay for
them, will please return: tbem, and add a few old ones,
to pay for the use and ' damage' of them, and let us
balance the accounts, and do not tax us with postage
on Bankrupt notices. " J -
boo
V
f, TUKalSR & HUGHES.
William Thompson;
Cabinet and Furniture Wure-Uo use,
Raxexgu, N C.
nnHE Subscriber has now on hand at his furnish- syetteviiie & Hargea Sireeis, a cnoice assorunent
U ing Ware Rooms, just in the rear of Messrs. of w he above branches,by far larger than form
rumr A Hiiffh Rrvik 8tnr. ireneral assortment Tty kept, and as they always sell -at very moderate
of Articles in his Kne, made in the most faithful man-
ner, after the newest and most fashionable patterns,
and which will be warranted. They will be sold at
such prices; as to leave no excuse for Sending to. the
North for, Furniture. Call and look, be lore you send
from home. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
R-deh, April , 1842. 28
tr? Walnut, Birch, Maple and Poplar Lumber,
well-seasoned, taken in exchange for Furniture.
TERY DESIRABLE PROP-
- '
erty Tor Sale, In tbe City or
RaleI5n.rThe Subscriber, being e-
sirous of moving to his Plantation, wishes
to sell his HOUSE AND LOT in this CHy. The
Property is situated on Newbern Street, east from the
centre of the Capitol. The House is a large two sto
ry building, forty-two feet by twenty-eight, witn a pas-1
- .V U .U . .1 tka Iaih 1
floor and four above, with Fireplaces to each It has
a basement story of hammered Rock the whole extent,
which is intended for a Dining Room, etc with afire
place at each end the basement Rooms not finished.
There is a superb Rock Stable, two stories high, twenty-four
by thirty feet square;also a Rock Smoke-house
and good frame Kitehen; and an excellent Well of
Water. The Lot contains from six to seven acres of
ground, , which have been highly improved. The
House is beautifully situated on an eminence, near
the front line AH the improvements have been made J
within three years, and cost the builder over six thou
sand Dollars.
This desirable property is now offered for four
thousand dollars .Time will be given the purchaser,
but the notes will draw interest and undoubted secu
rity will be required. Persons, desirous of living
in Raleigh, have now an opportunity of purchasing a
desirable residence, at a very reduced price,
E. P. GUION.
Raleigh, August 25. 68 tf
EDG E WORTH SCHOOL,
AT GREENSBORO , GUILFORD COUNTY, If. C.
fTnHE PRESENT 8ESSION of this. Institution,
U will terminate on the 25th October. The next
Session will commence on the tenth November fol
lowing.
The flourishing condition of this School, renders it
a very desirable place for those, who intend to obtain
a most substantial, as well as a very ornamental baa-1
cation. The excellent arrangements of the School. I
and the salubtity of the place, warrant Parents and
Guardians, in resting entirely satisfied of the safety of I
their Children and Wards.
New Pupils are requested to be punctaal in their
arrival, at the commencement of the next cession.
Greensboro . September 1842.
W1LLIAITI CSOKDOIV,
cdMMiSSION MERCHANT,
Richmond, Va.
References.
MM.,ryCa. . Richmond.
Messrs Dontap, Moncore 4" Co. 3
Messrs. A. Kevan. 4. Brother,- . . ? rl
Messrs. Mcllwaine. Brownrey & Co. 5 , '
Norfolk, Va.
Mr. H. B. Montague, an experienced dealer in To-
bscco, WiH pay special attention to the interest of the
LiIBBSai advances on an proouce wnea in. nana,
j and proceeds temitted to order, i: . .
Jutv'b. IK4X.' ; : 00
t u H Cough I BofCi negUcl it !
L .7??ZZ f7, Zl...J,
I Qhermau'8 Cough jLoxenges, Are the
j safest, most sore and efTecfual remedy for Cough
Colds,' Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Tightness of the Lungs or1 Chesti Ac 4;c The pro
prieteW has never known SB instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction. SeveraJ thousand box
es have been sold, with the last year, restoring to
health persons in almost every stage of consumption
t";i'.' ' ' t.t.
mr'iliAa lWin- under the most distressins- eolds
nA m..rha. ' Vh, drt not ehik tm3 au the
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cough, out renuer it easy, proraow expectoration, ai -
lay titer tickling or irriUlinn, 3 04 remove the proxi-
mi nt --Vuin Thev are made from . com-
bination of the most valuable expectorant; or couch
mmlirinps. and are undoubtedly suiwrior to cvervlhina
in use for ihow comidamts. Hundreds upon bun-
1r.N f r-nifiiRn have been offered of their won-
l.rfnt v'trtneiu from those who have. been saved from
an untimely grave, aud restored to, perfect health,
- . . .
h nin!r them - - -
The above Medicine may be obtained at the Drug
o. r '--wtiii.M. Jb' 11. ..-...l .. irn.
r r ... e h tf...iu.. ... , lu-i-'- u
N. L, Stith, with lull directions accompanying each
lforaita Worms Wwrms I
bernian'A Worm l-ozenges, proved in
fc3mer" (ban 400,000 cases to be infallible ; the ont
ly certain wortn-deslroy ing medicines ever discover
ed. Many' diseases arise frotn worms and occasion
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their ever being susected ; grown persons are very punu yf e ww. e oJ 9euK.
often afflicted, with them and are doctored for various FlfOW simple, yet how wisei how good and beau
complaints, without any benefit ; when one dose of liiJ tjfal are all the laws of nature! Simplicity and
oug. awl, inieiiBV uucuug uu cicn umiu, niwvui
thsA T.rtTPnorpa would aneediiv eur4heaa. , .
For sale in Raleigh by Williams & Haywooa and mtgnty wortus wbun tou m apace in every tte
N 1 Stith, "f " r j oftvelocityand directtiin are all governed trr. til j
- ; i vi n 7 ",", .iii i, '' I " i i i ,imi I traction of matter to matter. This nrincipie gcftitlis
TT7INGL1SH .TEACHER. A young gentlemsn
J2sl f Virginia, who has bad several years experience
in teaching the usual - branches of a liberal Eneluh
of Uterary carcity apd mural character desi -
Bnu.:.!NL:ik, ' iu
bttiKMiuni uu wu ou vmuwvtuo, uwucn kwiuv
eommunuy ' ra north . Carolina. -Uommunicatioos,
Post paid, addressed to T. 8. C Ritcbievitie, Dinwid-
die Co. Va will meet with prompt attention, A young
man who is anxious to take charge . of an elementary
8chooT, cad also be heard of y addressing as above.
Oct. 1, I84S?."." WJ tpj
CTT'Tbe Fayetteville Obsei ver will insert to amount
of $2 and charge this Office, .' , - . ;
TTTiRITISII Lustre or London PoHsh. for .ale a,
ih; . v t HTrriTA rim m.
rf'i 'Tojo " " -'
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JTnECK WU UtS, AW J 141 xptrjitrnu, rlLLo
liliiror jsale at the Drug Store ot ;
OIFECTIOIAUY, FA flfG.J
MUSIC, JEWELLERY & DRY GOODS-. ,
9
Thankful for the encouragement they have hereto
fore received, inform their friends and the public in
general, that they have opened.at the new stand, corn-
Pf" ey hope to merits continuance of favors,--
we new suppiv consists in
300 lb fresh Raisins. 25 boxes Candles. Sperm 35
eta. Tallow20 els. and the celebrated Hull's patent;"
Soaps, white, yellow, castile. perfumed. Sic Sperm
Oil, winter strained. best; 800 lb Crackers, batter,
lemon, ship-bread t best Porter, fine Wines, and
French Cardial ; Cheese 3 sorts ; Chewing Tobacco;
25 box Segars, Figs, Prunes, Dates, Filberts, Palm,
Wail & Cocoanuts, Almonds, Sweet ' Oil, Preserves,
Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Seidletz and Soda
Powders, Macaroni, Currants, Citron ; 300 lb Candies
w wavy, inavmviii) -waaauso vikivu f vw aw -siMUiwa
Pea8e.a Hoarhound Candy ; Chocolate. Prtpersauce,
PickIe8t S, rap. Nutmegs, LiqiioriceTcinna-
mn a; a k.L Tri. sui
mon,8ardtnes, Ancbovieg, Bologna Sausages, 8raoked
Tongues, very best Mustard, tftarch, Tea.
PERFUMERY.
PunrxiiT, Oil of Roses, M acassar,Beara, Antique
fVI - f , VI 'J. 1 T 1 7-. . Ol '
ing soap, Essences, Opodeldoc, pink Saucers and lilly
White, Frecklcwash, Bergamott.
MUSICA L INSTRUMENTS. ;
Musical InsTHOMKKTs.FinestViofioSjbows.stririgs,
bridges, screws, Fingerboards Guitars, Flageolettes,
Fifes, -Flutes, Clarionetts, Actordeons, Brass Trum
peta, s
BOOKS.
Books, Spanish; French, German and English
Grammars and Readers, Almanacs, Geography, Prim-
era, Spelling, Picture and Song Book, Key of Heaven,
(Catholic)
Fencing and Boxing1 Apparatus.
Foils, 8 words. Gloves, Masks, Hats, Breastplate
Fancy Goodt etc.
Painted Glass Mugs, artificial Hair and Flowers,
Mohair Caps. Ladies Work and Fancy Boxes, Looking-glasses
3 and 4 feet square. Baskets, Snuff-boxes
from 5 cts to 4; Combs, shell and other ; Clocks,
wooden and metal; Walkirfg Canes, finest' Razors
and shaving utensils, Thermometers, Compasses,
Dirk, Pen and Pocket Knives of the finest quality. Pis
tols, Teeth, Cloth, Hair, Hat and Shoebrushes, Black
ing ; Slates, Bells, Fishing Utensils, Cotteemills, Pins,
Needles; 6 gross Matches. Fireworks, Glass 14 x 18
Lamp and Candlewicks, Purses, Pocketbook's, Night
Tapers, Powder flasks, Shotbetts, Btrdbags, Percus
sion Caps, Smoking Pipes, Corkscrews, Whips, Scts-
sors. Necklaces and Beads, Paper, Pens, Quil!sKInk
and lnastands. w aters, seaungwax, i.euerlamp, ren
cUs, Uuttons, Pictures.
GAMES.
Gawks, as Domines, Chessmen, Backgammon. Ke
no. Tenpins, Cup and Ball, Graces for Ladies, slip
ping ropes, Tivoli billiard, RolleL
toys. ;
Tots of every description, as Marbles, Humming
Tops, Drums,Ratties, Whistles,Mouth Organs. Harps,
TrumpeU, Magic Lantern, Paintboxes, Magnetic
Toys, False Faces, Cannons Dolls, Maleseops,
Microscopes, painted Trunks for children, etc: etc 4
JEWELLERY.
Fine gold and silver, as well as german silver, yiz.
Breastpins; Ear-sings, Pencils, Finger-rings. Thim
bles," of germsn silver aud pinchback. TaWe and
Tea Spoons, Desert Kuives and Forks, Side,- Pocket,
and others. German silver Uotnhs, Hand Belli,
Watchguards, Chains and Keys, Beltbuckles, Spec
tacles,
DRY-GOODS.
Pantaloon , stoffs, . Vest patterns, Handkerchiefs,
Camlet. Jeans, Linen Cullers and Bosoms,' Stocks,
Gloves, Stockings; Irish Linen, Satinett, bleach and
varieyy na. articles ts loo numerous, to
mention. ll of which will be sold ou very- reasonable
terms for cash.,,. ,, t:-
Corner of Fayette viBe an Hargeti Streets
1 , .nil I 1 nil.. rtKin l i iii.fa H"
1
fmHESE UNRIVALLED PILL8 bavini bnw
JJ acquired a celebrity and a popularity unequalled
in ibe annals of .Mrdtcine, and also having obtained
the entire : confidence, and being u?ed in th private
I practice ot almost the whole body otlbe Medical rsc-
I ulty in the United Stales, Europe, Asia, Sooth Amer-
lW fK. Af at Tnlf O. .nil m An.l: n.l4 ?jif A fru im
1 ti - ( .... .. m
nuecwsory 10 auvcruae wem ai. tengin, or ot say any
thing furfher of their merits than by stating the com
pn which tney aremost euectivein ..tbe. cure of,
n1 which ire as foUowa t-r-jeilow and bilious fevers
fever and ague, dyspepsia, croup, liver complaint, ick
head-ache, jaundtce, s-flbma, dropsy, rbeomaiism, en-
largdtaent of ihe. spleen, piles, colic, female obstruc-
lr r - f '. ' - r
I ne aiomacn ana ooweis, incipieniuiarrneeawiaiuience.
f "Jr-'Ur" T 'T
tcompwcuon,anu in an cases m wrvor di iuo ooweis,
1 wher a csXhartic or an aperient is needed. .They are
I .1: n, Si .u-7T. .: . . -7...
", The above Pills are for sale, in the city of Raleieh by
Messrs. Williams & Haywood, and at the Drug store
of N. L. Stiih, and in FayetteviUe by.E. J. Hate, at
New York Prices -.v- W-'' v. ' 1 : 'I
-1 r n it " ;
l tram are tamped uoon every law or the creatmn
I the ' homan body. , erandreth's V-eUDle Ura-;
J versa! Pills, attract aU,impuritie of Uie, blood to., the
1 bowels, which organ ex pels them from the bodyj'. At
i uwum tutu umemae are ouwi umuk au acciueiMS Ol
t infection, only aflectihibody -U proportion u they
I nJwli. r- ff-ik.-L, -1
I bowels for instance are wtiver-this most im
j porUot organ is dosedthe consequence is great
( accumulation of impuruies." which,2 as they cannot get
1 out by then usual ptotnge, are forced kito the blooL
I oectwtboing iinpurity uf bl
I tcs, Kbeomatism, (Jougns, and.Uoids are often proy
I duced. But let Brand re thrs Pills be used in such do;
J sea as wflf effectuany evacuate, the bowels, and health
I "':" 1 711 it
I J " dowoiuit oib cpoDienwea uw. i-onor tie
I dicine seettensively. thatbu travelling Ageotisnow
I taking In alt the old boxes, and putting new ones of
I a different figure, Avtth 25 I'UTs in their place. ; Some
I Are just received at W 1LL.1 A M fi.Un.T6J Uqb. ,
.", .;,BEItWAJ3D.pBPTJY,;..::,;,
No. 10, Fi.xSi-iyijmc TBissV,- Raliioh, wl
Has the pleasure of an '
houacing to his friends aitd
the public at. ISrgeV'lhat fees
basteceived from Ka wrYrk
and Philadelphia, aa exteti-.
sive, tieb, and;fashionablo.
stock of Goods, which he f
will sell at New York prices !
The assortmeht cohslstsJn
part, of ." " , ri.t
WATCHES ' ; ' - 4 '
Gold independent seconds, duplex, anchor, Lever.
Watches, a general assortment of Silver doV of every
price and quality. ' '
K f-'i WELERY-v ' !- ;i
l Gold guards, fob,' and neck Chains. SealsKeys
Diaaaoud Pins 4" Rings, Ruby and Emerald dd. neckb
and head Qruamenta, rich' cameos 4- mosaic Pins 4-
Earnings, geld Fenals, Thimbles, Yinigretts, Medsl- '
ions, gold Hearts ami. Crosses, Jet do. and a great !
variety of other rich Goods. ,-.'.,J .
.. SPECTACLES.
Gold, Silver, Blue, and polished steel Sueclacleato -
uit all persons and all eyes. Very superior flint
glasses, that may he adjusted in any frsme, at a mo-1
meat's noticeJ --wlfet-- : ' lty :. '-' Kiti.--l
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
8ilver Cus, Spoons, Ladles, SogarTongs, Sal '
and Mustard Spooris, Butter Knives, silver ' mount
ed Cocoanuts; Castors, Candlesticks, Snuffers and n
Trsys, Waiters, Cake Baskets, Coffee Greqaea, Bri .
tannia Wares, in setts and single pieces; 4lc, . n . .
: ' - FANCY GOODS. :lU 1. , -si '
Mantel Clocks, and Lamps, Plated and JspaneslK
Waiters, Gold and Silver Mounted Canes aitd Whip?
Chess men and Backgammon Boards, Visiting Card .
Cases, Gold and Silver Pensil Cases, Patent Steel;:
Pens, Rogers1 superior Razors, Congress Knives aitd .
Scissors, Sanders' celebrated rsxSr Strop, Dog Col- -lam,
do. Calls, silk PuTses, Packet Books, Imitation
Fruits, Gons and Pistols, LadW Toilet and otf
boxes, toilet boulesi and HARRISON Breast Pin'
Medals, Canes, and Boxes, dec. dec.
PERFUMERY.
Farina's celebrated genuine Coloene. Rose La veil '
der, Florida, and Bay Waters ; Gairlaiu's Cream of
Soap, Naples, and Sepenaceoua compound, for 8haW
ing, iiose. Almond, (Jamphord Windsor toilet-
8ow,pearl Powder.coJdCreamyPbmatum, bear's oH.;"
hair, teoih. and shaving- Brushes, and a variety of
other articles for the toilet . Vr
... music.' ' .
8pauish Guitars, Violins. Clsrionetts. Flaceolettas. ?-
Flutes, Octave dec Fife aud Arcordiodc-r Preceo-
tors for all the above. Guitar and Violin strings ex i
tra Violin bows, kc. r-K.t' '?. ' ' .j. !
OCj" Clocks and Watches of all leserfDtfenslBlMia: !
ed and repaired in his accustomed superior ; style
Gold and Silver manufactured to order with expediM
tion and punctuality highest price given for old gold
and Silver. ' "'..t;n 'V rf nt .Ynfrf':
RESTORER OF THE ELOOD,
FOB
f p. -f J -r.-
if
fTV7 HETHER ? policed f by.Ule, phlexm, fotj
AA 1 internal morbid msLhars. aritn from K-llv
cured old disoTderss, from the use of mercury, calomel,'. -
Dars:rc. ; or remaies; from tne change of life; sat
specified in - the Pamphlet ' c t.;:iiwi
Price per Bottle t Pint $1 &0; Quart. $3,, , 4
AntiyuhUUU SffrujL--TTUs Medicine! b in all
Venereal , Disorders a certain remedy , and the oatient :
ft i a
will, feel himself somewhat beneGtted in twenty-four -hours.
Price' per BottleiPtoi $1 60;iQu4rft,i&3'.Vv
Abyssinia 'Afitiurei xebn speedy and-
perfect removal of Gonotrbcsa and Gleet V aleaf the
fearfoiresultacsviseqTieot on it improper treatment. :
A benefit will be visible in 12 hours. .. Price, fourth, fcf -apiatJloOhAlfiiinLjfa;
pint,S.r -.
Gold-Mne Balsam, jot Bilious and Nervous "Afeoyv
tibhs; Colds; AcPricet 50f Cento: ilJst y
l AM ,
hess in the Stomach Numbness or' Weakness in the V
Lhnbs.. Ieunusm, &c '1 Four; rouces 1 60 . tents
. Depuraf .Powder, &i JliWB A Sections, Dilious
Fever, Iealache, Diseases of the Eyea, ye. whicb is
to fee taken In the Jteatorer. VI 50: cent per bet; f - l
iJdp Ommm Pmi which b 4 be applied
besides the Rsstoier. ' $ 1.1 j-vH?V'f. f$wM-
Bengal .Omtmmt,-for 5Tettefngworm,Y r?aU. .
Rheum. Scddhead, EropUon of the Skin, and Foul
Ulcers ;1s to be applied besides the Restorer," $1." , :,
, Universal or Strengthening PiWser, for Difeases
f the Chesu Dyspepsia.' Inflammatcfry Rheumatism. -PaUy,
Parslyeif, dr c. which Is In most all these ease
to be-used besides the Restorer, OOcWper boxi.H-,4
- (Of For full and particular account of Vt .nhf "
Malicines, their properties and nature, see JDr, K.Y
Pamphlet, wherein wiH likewise lie found "directions
for .their. use, and numerous testimonials ' "Which1 ac -: .'
company every Medicine, and may likewise be had,
gratis, at the office of Dr. K. or of.his Agents,by mail. k
- - Tba Restorer, sna all other above mentioned MedV . ,
icines, are of Dr. Kuhl's wn discovery; and, are pre' 7 '
TQ.THE CITIZN8 OF NORm CAROLINA
Pra Kosty, respeclfuUy announreS to his. friends and
the public in general, that ie baa. besides his 0ice In
fTj" Persons wishing to procure" snv of them, will
please loirt .thei orders wiih the; amouat. post '
pam,jt o vnsxyuM o urri.es, jialcighi a. C -r
Ml. . ' . .. ' .O. " ; " t il .'
ne ciscounr oy wnoiesaie on. Medicines at my -Office
in Kaleigh. N.C.is reculated. follows on 6.
discount $1: on S 12,disexmntC2: on S2S.isconnt tS.
The amount u to be transmitted by matL on my risk.
l pose paiu j in x. pr js. uarouna notes, or notes or tha
Banks of Richmond, Va.nd the Medicines shall bm
sent free of freight to any part of North Carolina.
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Brannock& WKUn, . Weatwortk, Rocldnghasi. ;
J otR. Sloan, w;" r Greensboroufh, -GuioruV'
lames Brannock, ' Waterloo, Guilford:- ,
HargHe;Gaiuier,4'Ct$; Ixingbin, Davidson. f
3edkm v BilesV
40 .''jf f
Salisbury,' Rowanv '
J. A. Drake, - AshboroBghf Randolph
price, DickitiforA Co, -YanceyviRevCaswcX .-.r
James K Callutn, - I ' Milton, Caswelk . :;-.
K Perry. . ,f f Keraersynietuica; f
C-iC 'Henderson; ,Jf ?' 35 Xincotnton1 ' ' , " .7
B.Oites: ' ' v.- r ' Charlotte.-: s "-
JP.wC, Pbl&r.i. ;.' Concord,; ? n 1
j waaoca a ..ori. s 7-1 , iiiFopnr, vsi. .... " j .
Kicnmona v a. opened an umce at Kaxkiob N. C. op
piti the City Hotil, for the sale br hiaMedicme,
as above specified.. - 'tU -'f
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