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Pullished Semi-Weekly ly
WESTON It. GALES
EDITOR AND
of tbc semi-WecklT Raleigh Register.
StjnscRirTiow. Five Dollars per annum half in
adtbtiseiknt For every Sixteen Ltnes,
first insertion, One Dollar ; each subsequent insertion.
rnuRT Order and JcmciAi. AnvsnTissaiEirrs
..t.areed 25 per cent. bisrber ; but a deduction
c t4 ner cent. Will be mode trow the regular prices,
for advertisers by Hie year.
Advertisement,
inserted in the Ssmi-WxfcKMr
t i tVt a WcclrLV Punar
Ksoiitxk. win uiow " ' -rm
(0. Lettert to tue Janor man uc rTTi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ABLE-BODIED SEAMAN.
A good story is told by the Baltimore' Re
publican, about a stout athletic, lump of a
cha, who during the last war, enlisted on
board one of our men of Avar, as an able
bodied seaman. The fellow was duly enter
ed on the ship's book and was soon at sea.
the' first rough weather that came, he was
ordered alolt, with the usual accompaniment
of'4 hurry ,"but he didn't happen to be in a
particular hurry at that particular time. He
looked aft, shrugged his shoulders, and
coollv answered the order of the officer by
saying " Mister, I shan't go up, thar l" Not
go up, you rascal?" "No, sir; I'm d d if
I'm going up thar to have my head broke
with them conflutemcnls that's knock in
and-svvingin' about, at least until every thins:
i qtfiet." " Why you lubberly 8Couudr4
didn't you ship for an able bodied seamawrf"
I did, and 1 am an uble-hodied seaman !'
"You are, arc you; tell me what youfneau by
saying you are an nble-bodieK seaman,"
said the'officer in a rage. "VVliy, I mean,"
says Bob,'" I can whip any man on board !'
. t IP f .
This was too much lor t ne omccr, ami too
good' to keen, lie related it to the captain,
and the way th recruiting officer was quiz
zed during the cruise, was fun all round.
Cob however became an able-bodied seaman,
in fact ; and proved it by whipping the whole
ship's crew at Martinique.
THE MOTHER OF NAPOLEON.
The family of Napoleon, says Alison,
though noble, had not been distinguished,!
had suffered severely from misfortune. The
mother of the great captain,, who was marked
by "real beaut v, and no common firmness and
intrepidity of mind, shared in the fatigues and
dangers of her husband, at a period of great
trial, and was engaged with him in some ex
peditiojps on horseback. His father died at
the age of 38 but the want of parental care
was more than supplied by the mother to
i - i . 1 ... I M
wuuoc coiii w.i"' F"" I
Icon, in after hfe, mainly ascribed bis eleva-
tmn On n tip wnmn h pinreaprl 111 I
nninirin that I hf fn t iiro trnntl nr kat rkTA nr I
of thejchild, depends entirely on the mother.
' 1 I
Though left a widow lit the prime of life, the
mother of JViapoleon had already borne tn,r-
teen children, of whom five sons and three I
daughters survived their father. She livad 1
to see one of them wearing the crown of
O I
i.n.iripinacrnp. an nnmnpr sraipri nn imp i
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throne of Charles V.
No excuse FOR AN OFFENSIVE. Bit RATH. I
I can sec no reason why a man's complexion J
merely should exclude him from the dining
table, but I do see a verv rood reason whv 1
he should be banished for not taking good I
care of his teeth. A bad brpitth it tdir.h a
detestable thin?, that it mifrht be a sufficient
reason for not marrying a person with other-
as k.
wise agreeable qualities. It, is, moreover,
perfectly inexcusable thus to transform one
self into a walking sepulchre. Nobody
needs lo have an offensive breath. A careful
remoral of substances between the teeth, rin
sin? the mouth after meals and a bit of chari
coal held in the mouth, will alwavs cure a
naa breath. Charcoal med as a dentifrice
(that is, rubbed on iu powder with a brush)
IS ant In I II 111 m I lira nmnl kill m . Iiitrtrt rf it
ueiu in the mouth two or three times a week
and slowly chewed, has a wonderful power to
preserve the t-cth aud purify the breath. The
action ispurely chemical. It counteracts the
'cid arising from a disordered stomach, or
food decavinsr about the o-um. and it is this
nP;,l .u::i. .T.. " .,' i rl
a . m i
fM.. u-.i ..,.'.. , .
...u, wnen anout twenty years oi.age,
ronuooth that turned bUQk gradually, crum-
bled and broke off piecemeal. By frequent-
J chewin? charm!. ihV irrKrra nf ilcrav
not only arrested, but nature set vigor-
ouslv t . .t. i-. u .ui.
..... V, . urwii aim u o I
v-rumoicd portion grew again, till the wltole
- v Ma uw . , . mm v m j V I
ows that charcoal isnn aritinntrc.rpnt. It
-n na mm tuiiinn i a njinrn. r.vprw nnp i
tluiS'tenil.iA nr.. .u- .At. A 1-
the hro-iit. I
- v v. u ia iw a . i w n
J i
CUriOU3 instant iU i,nn..i.:ntii nfl
human testimnnv .vhiKit.H l,t l
in lh n . . . . . . . . . I
..,v,,Ui vouri ai r niianeiniiia. in tne i
case of Davi, ,.. ..t. r .... ar .u
d' t j oomp years since a man was in-
"-'l, I .III V r a SB rl anl o . M a a W I
lnPrA... f . . I
f w.. . iv.vu. uiiu Kiiiiti iBifiitsii iur Lilt I
3 ' J V B
Certain checks in the nlAintiffs
me npon the Bank. This person was con-
. cled mainly upon the evidence of a Teller
n the Bank. The convict has served out the
nv of his imprisonment, and ttow Davis
116 Batik tar.rnvo, h;i.t..,n,:), Th. R...t,
fiends iUelf on the ground that the checks
IflCt ' ' -
(i " "ij;cu, wiic Kcmtinc ouu piu
J . 1 I J I 111 n. IJIPIYAI a. MA ... w.M MM, W .M
in. - , . . ... .
vc same cieric to prove tnetr genuine-
ess. He aay$ he relied mainly, in declaring
ji ,orgrieg, unon tbje omission of the mid-
now fT6 f lhe ,lai''',ff itt he fignature; but
buds that it is also wanting upon some!
iipr.uine cuccks.
soars
i THE OLDEN TIMES.
! The modern fashion, adopted by our belle,
of wearing bustles, is not so new as many
persons imagine. Ia the reign of James I,
the fashion-of ladies wearing verd inhales, in
ordtr td make themselves appear lo have en
ormously large hips, appears to have reached
its height; and about tfj sn:rm period the men
adopted the plan of stuffing their ttttnk hose
for the "same purpose, - A writer of that day
describes these stuffed trunk huso as a sort of
verdingale breeches.' This ridiculous cus
tom occasionally led the wearers into awk
ward predicaments. On one occasion it is
related that a young man, so dressed and dis
tended withhran while in conversation with
some ladies unfortunately tore his hqac with
a nail and alt Hie bran escaped, leaving iiiin so
much reduced in size as fo be scarcely recog
nisable. At onetime a law '"was passed, pro
hibiting the men from wearing their breeches
stuffed with bran; rtnda man having been ta
ken before justice on suspicion of infring
ing; this law, established hjs innocence by
drawing fori h the stuffing, which consisted
of a pair of sheet, two Uhlej cloths, ten nap
kin?, four shuts, a brush, a comb, night-caps,
and some other minor articles. The' ladies.
who wcrg the first to set the fashion 'm this
way, were "not ft ivhit behind the gentlemen
in thesize to which thcydisleiubd themselves;
but vvhttbcT the gentlemen of the present day
will have the gallantry to follow the fashion of
the ladies, and adopt bustle breeches, yet re
mains to be seen. English paper,
-A Daisgeiiobs Situation. Do you ever
regret that your path is constantly guarded
by the vigilant eve and yearning heartl Do
you sometimes express a desire to be placed
in the condition f thoe who give unbound
edi loose to their unholy passion who are
trampling unrestrained uikh the iitilUorily of
God and man! If so. you are th a dangerous
situation, and unless you turn away from this
8titu of mind, and love lo nursuc"a"viTtupus
course, you will bring darkness and gloom
upon your early days, aud close them in
sorrow and bitter regret
MELZ ARE .
THI8 highly bred and
beautiful Race Horse will
stand the ensuing Season
at tbe Subscriber's Plan
tation, eight M'.les'South
of RaUi)h, at Kaleigh,
and at other places hereafter to be designated Ow
ing to the great pressure for money, he will stand at
the reduced price of $10 tbe single Leap, $12 the
Season, and $15 to ensure a Mare to be w'rth fsal,
f payable as soon as the fact is ascertained.) or the
property changed. Mares sent from a distance will
be fed at 25 cents per day, hot no responsibility will
be assumed tut escaaes.
or accidents of any kind.
though the utmost caution will be used to guard
against them. The Season will cmroence on the
1st of March and end an the 1st of July.
. .M. isk lfJZStt
9 inrho, hiirK 8 Mn o il (hlM Sllrinr. Of Eft 'St milt.
ruIflr .nd hiah-racint: form. The resder is re-
ferri M hU Pedigree, and Performames. which are
subioined. for evidence f his superiority in all the
nualiues that consUtute s fine Stock Hor.
r-v t- r nniTtl T(L.aW
w, . ' , . , u:Zt9 .o 1'
niuct uoutuv. Murcn iu. ioto. o
PEDIGREE.
UertiCed by D. Vi. 8pxjtkr and Charles Boslt,
both of Davidson County, Tennessee, and verified
from the Turf Register and Sportsman's Herald:
upt t rt . on n.,Mn.i . . hnt
bv Sir Archv, out of Eliza, bv imparled lidford ;
irranJsm. imnorled mBre Mambrina 2 vol. Turf
Kegisier 464. 103. For performance of Bertram!, I
1. Ieg. IVI, 00, OI, w - .
:4.
Mtisiat's dam Was by Sir Richard, a gray horse,
by Paeolet. dam by Top Gallant, (full brother to
MotiMeur Tonaon 1 T. K.464. 2 t. K. X3b. for
performance, sea 3 Turf Register 379.
4 Grand dam by imported Eagle, a bay. (full brother
of Spread Eagle) imported in the fall of 18 II, by Mr.
. . . . . a a t ft ' a TV
UII ; got by Volunteer, a im oy cugonyer, a . n
320. Sporuunan s HeraM 31. t
G g dam by WibW Wonder, (uam alsoofHor
lensia bj Pacific,) cbemut horsc by imported
Diwned and his dam was the dam also of Jolly Air,
Pacolet, Palafoi. 1 T. K. 68 ; 2 T. R. 309 ; Sp
Her : 530.
G or ir dam bv Chanticleer, bred by Dr. A T. Dix
on, got by Symme'a Old Wildair, out of PU1 Box, by
imp Pantaloon, 2 T. K. 623 ; Sp : Her : 140.
G i ir t dam bv imp. Slirltnjr, a bay norse. im
ported by Ool. Hoomes, got by Volunteer, dam Har-
mtAt. b Hifrhflver. 2 I . H. 2. 332 : 3 t . K. 1
167: Sp. Her: 60.
Q . dam t- ciodius.a dark hrwn,ol by
Meade's Old Celer, dam by imp. Merry Tom, Sp ;
Her: 156
G k e a ff ff dam by imp. Partner, (Moore's,) a
W fot bl p-rtn- oot' tV"1
tood in Northampton Co. 1775, 2 I. R 518 ; 3 1 .
o Sd Hen 60.
G g g a a a a dam by imp. Silver Eye, a pala
n-..i m,ik n M.hHa r... mnt it ,is mm imnarieu ut
"Wl IT,, Plllt UMJ imjm u . j . - -1 -r
8. Duvalio 1763. cot bv tbe CuIIeii Arabian, dam by
Curwen'a Bav Bark t T. R. 313, 626; 2 T. R.213;
So : Her: 57.
- -
Tjl gr B g g s g g dam by imp. Jolly Ko-er,
i, ... u- innmlliMil' Iam h I'artner. 2 ;1 . K
1Q 9nT I9 S7i. n Her: 40.
, Geefireffogg dam by imp. Monkey; imp
to Horriann nf Brandon. V a. 1747. Ot by the
y . . . .
Lonsdale Bay Arabian, uam oy ,,urwen .
ho g g g g g t B dm wa nP' tborugh
' m mw A ar ttm t mt av mm nn . nw nrin.
rrwi mnffl iai ina uh.& ui mi, ubiuwui w,
1,.n Vs.
The Pediirree ef Melzare ia thus traced tnrougu a
. - . . .
direct line of the best horse of thia country, for the
last 100 Tears, and is derived from the Aialnan and
Barb Stocks' wbicb have owunguwocu uw wwu
. "... . '. ; i 1 .U- 1.1 1
Horse in England, from the reign of Charles the II,
to the present day.
T .. -f t l(J..u xv. aiJimi. in Turf
ui i ciiuuuaucca oi j,i o, vium. .
I! J . . n A A4 M A , PV
i ivcgmicr vo, ail.
ISO
PIECES OF MUSIC, For sale, at
half the former Price. '
TURNER & HUGHES
sA , 1
IB
R Luatre or London PoTtsh, for safe at
76? si. L. STILTS Dnif store.
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1843,
R A LEI G II
JVIANUFACTOIIY.
Save a JoIIar and get a better flat.
'nuail Za IT C KEY 4 Pirnttlcnl Hatter,
respectfully informs the Citizens of Kateigh, and the
i5j)horhod generally, that be has now receivrd bis
Sprjn g Sioek, enlisting of vTff & gJfrg2
of aVery description, which he offers for sa e at least
twenty per cent cheajier than they can. be bad at any
other place in this City. He is Dow finishing some
Superior Cas4niere and German Brush Hais, a litlk
Heater than yoo have seen for many a day. .Also,
wme very superior Mole Skin and Short Nap Silk
Hats, which for beauty of tioiah, simI durability, can
not be excelled. Hals wilt be kept rontanlly on hand,
or manufactured to order, of every quality, price and
fashion.- Hat of eveVy description, cleaned and
pressed to look equal lo new. Customers' HaU
pressed gratis.
Jiki ha"l,arfn r Top on rayeitevrfto street.
v w J wv J w1 r u a i B uvTJka, u wi J us I
V hits oboe Store, where he invites the public to
call before purchasing elsewhere, if thev wish to save
a dollar, and gel a bi-tter Hat. He trusts, thjji byl strict
attention to the business, to receive a share of the pub
lic patronage.
N. B. Cash given for Wool on the Skin, and cv
ery description if Fdrs.
Raleigh, March 14, 1843. 22
PORTRAIT, MINIATURE,
, AND HISTORICAL PAINTING.
JVIB- JO: S. PEIJDEB,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Having visited Europe for the purpose of perfecting
himself in his profession, t now prepared lo execute
Portraits, Miniatures, &c.
Those wishing Im avail themselves of his profession
al services, are requested loeall at bis Artellier, in the
building for merly occupied by ihe Secretary of Slate,
where speeimen of hu execution may be seen,
Feb 18, 1843 15
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iPorms If "orm If 'toroti t
herman's lVornj Lozenges, proved in
t3'"ure than 400,000 cases to be iufulhblr ; the onl
ly certain wurm-destrovin'g medieines ever discover
ed. Many diseases arie from worms and occasion
long and intense sutTer'mg and even death, without
their ever being suspected ; grown persons are very
often afflicted with them end are doctored for various
complaints, without any benefit ; when on dose of
these Lozenges would speedily cure them-
For sale in Raleigh by W illiams & Haywood and
N L. Stiih.
TO TUE f FFJLICTED.
rrjTADLOCK'S Vegetable Powder and 8yrup,
0U for disease of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Liver
complaints, Coughs, Cuius, c. dec.
1 ha above Medicine ha- been before the public,;
too long, and is too well known to need a long adver-
isement, to recommend it. For further particulars,
see band-bills and printed directions around each bot
tle. Foe sale at tbe North Carolina Book Store. Ral
eigh. TURNER & HUGHES.
November 6, 1842. 89
A New Cast Iron Plough !
A T the special request of many Farmer f this
Aji County, C. H. RicHaoxn, Esq, of Caswvll, N.
6. has cast a small One Horse Plough, to suit our land
and teams. All who have examined il. have pro
noanced it just the thing Also, kept constantly nn
band, one and two, Horse Ploughs of a larger suw, with
extra points and slides in abundance.
JAMES M. TO W LES, Sola Agent.
Raleigh, Jan. 161843
THE WAY TO SAVE MONEY.
ITIOME AND LOOK AND YOU WILL
J BE COMPELLED TO BUY SPUN
COTTON YARN FROM ME. The article
is very superior, tnJwist, aud very white.
Numbers correct, and terms low.
THE0.H.SNOWr Agent
February 27 17 8t
AN OKDINANCR
To PREVENT PUTTING MaEES TO STUO HORSES,
in the City op Raleigh. '
Be it ordained by the Board of Comniimoners
for the dig of Haleigh, and it it hereby ordained
6y the authority of the tame, I hat u shall not be
lawful hereafter for any person to exhibit, any Stud
Horse or Jack in the Streets of the City of Raleigh.
or to put any Mare to a Stud Horse or Jack, within
the limits of Ihe said City. And, each and every
person concerned in so putting a Mare-to a Stud
Horse or Jackass or in aiding and assisting in putting
them together, nr in causing the same to be done, con.
trary to this Ordinam e, hll, for each a"d every of
fence, forfeit and pay the sum of Ten Dollars, to be
recovered by Warrant before the Intendant of Police,
and applied, one half to the ue of the City, and the
other half to the use of the informer.
W, R. GALES.-Jti. PoL
T.L.W.ST, Clerk.
March 8, 1843. .20-.lm
UEKWAL OF BOiRS
nnUE BONDS executed to the State, by Stock
II holders in the Raleigh and Gaslon Rail Road
Company, and by other persona as subscribers, under
the act of Assembly passed the 12lh" January, 1841,
are required by the said Act to be renewed every two
years, or otherwise be put in suit. The period fur
renewal will expire on the 1 ith of April next ; and
for the convenience of the bblijors, Bonds wilt be
prepared and left at the following places, lo wit
For obligors residing in Petersburg, Vs., at the
rOflice ot H 11. Dird, Esq.
- For do. in Halifax County, N. C. with the Aoeht
at Littleton.
For do. in Warren County, with the Aoext at
Ridgeway.
For do. in Granville County, with the Aoet at the last wek, that FRESH OYSTERS can be fwr
Henderson. . . I Bished bv him He has made arrangements for far-
For do. in Franklin County, with the Assxt at
Franklintm.
Fordo in Wake Counfvand City of tieteten, at
the Office of the Public TaxisuBKn.
It is scarcely necesarr to add, that il is desirable to
have this matter promptly attended to, as much trou -
Die, inconvenience, atu pernapa lose to tne obugors
may be saved thereby. When the renewal Bonds are
received and accepted by tbe proper authority, the
originals will be taken up
S. F. PATTERSON, President,
R. & G. Rail Road Office, ? R. & G. R. R. Co.
March 14th. 1843. S ' l
A N E W BOOK, Jcrr oot or Pa ass ElemenU
of Geumgy, for the use of Students, whh a sketch
ef the Geology of North Carolina, and Geological
Mao. bv Prof.E. Mitchell. of the University of N. U.
Fer sale at the N, Carolina Bookstore.
February, 1813. TURNER &. HUGHES.
911
A LARGE and general assortment ; warranted
to be the growth of 1342. For sale at the North
Carolina Bookstore. TURNER & HUGHES.
March 6. 19
KEjUOYAlv.
Mrs. Prendcrast
respectfully informs the La
dies of Raleigh, and the pub
lic generally, that she has re
moved her
graw Bonnet Ftalilishnicnt,
to thu house on Harget Street, formerly occupied
by Mr. John O'Rorke.
Kaleigh, January, 1843.
N. B. Mrs. P. will pay particular attention to
cleaning and altering Flrence, Tusvao and Straw
Bonnets, Leghorns, in the newest fashion, f rom
her experience in the above business, she feels confi
dent of giving general satisfaction.
NOTICE. I heieby forewarn all persons from
trading for a Note given by me to John B. Green,
ot Johnston County, somewhere about January l Mz,
for the sum of $ 35 or there about, as I have discharg
ed the. same in part, and hold myself only accountable
for the balance now due.
J. R. JONES,
Raleigh, March 3, 1843. 19
If JTOTIVE.
JoepU A. Eff& aud Samuel K
Black, Have formed a Partnership in the
pracuce of Law and bqnity tor Keisbaw and Sumter
Distrii-ts, iSoutli Carolina.
JOSEPH A. 15 LACK may be found at bis Office
in Columbia, and Samuel R. Black, in Camden.
Both partners will attend the Courts.
SAMUEL R BLACK wifl attend, individually.
to any business entrusted to his care in RichUnJ,
r airfield nnd Lancaster Disiricts, S. (J.
March 5. 1843. 20 6m
A fine lot of LUMBER can be bought at
F os-rnTs Mill's, Wake County, at a
very cheap rote. First rate Weather
board, Flooring and all other kinds of Plank, clear of
knots, splits and tap. Drop vour orders to the Sub-
scriber, P. M. Wakefield, and they will be promptly
attended to, and as money is no object, a credit will be
given to punctual Customers.
A. J. FOSTER.
Oeloher 1st, 1842. 80 6m
Legislative Ifocti merits.
"TTBOUNIJ VOLUMES.containing complete copies
UP of all tbe Messages Reports, Statements. Bills
and Resolutions, acted nn by the hist Legislature and
ordered to be printed, can be procured on application
at the Rkgistkb Offick Price Three Bailors.
Kaleigh, Feb. 20. 1843.
W
E STILL attend lo the Auction, the Commis
sion and tbe Agency business.
WILL. rCK.
RaTeigh, March 7. 1843.
19 3t
fW0 FARMERS- Red Clover, White Clover
il Herds lras. Lacerne and nlue Grass Seed, can
bennd by applying at tbe North Carolina Bookstore,
Cheap rtn Cash..
TURNER ir HUGHES.
ECKWITH'S ANTI-DYbPEPTlC PIl.Is;
For sale at tbe Drug Store of
71 N L STITH, Raleigh.
A HARP FOR SALE.
f"KNE, that i said to e a very superior instru
13 jFment, can be had at a reduced' price. Call and
examine it, at the North Carolina Bonk Store.
TURNER & HUGHES.
January 1843. 7
1&TOTICE, All persons indebted to the Estate
Jj of Johk W. Lxwis, dvecssed, are requested to
make payment immediately. No indulgence can be
given beyond April Superior Court
K1UHAKD H. BATTLE,
WILLIAM H. BATTLE,
Executors.
March 15 1843. 22 4t
Passage to Baltimore.
THE superior Steamboat, COLUMBUS or PO
CAHONTAS, will h ave City Point direct for
Baltimore, every Wkdsesiiat alternoon, at 3 o clock,
or immediately after the arrival of the Cars from Pe
tersburg, and will land Passengers in Baltimore, the
next evening. The accommodations on bonrd these
Boats sre very superior, and the passage, including
meals through from Petersburg to Baltimore, only (8.
Returning, will leave Baltimore every Saturday after-
noon at 5 o'clock.
J. BRANDT, Jr Agent.
Baltimore, Mar. 10. 1843. 22 ly
Cotton Yarns -Price Mteducetl,
CP. M ALLETT olUrs a superior article ot
, Coitou Yarns, No 5 X tO, assorted, at 13e
Cah. Fayetteviile, Feb. 18, 1843. . 15 6w
JaEPTVJVE nJEJPOT.
finHE SUBSCRIBER intending to close bis bu-.
Il siuess in a few cays, take- this method of in
I form in z his Oustomera generally, that thia will be
Inishing Families whh a superior article of Spiced 1
Oysters, cannistered up, which he warrants lo keep
sound and good tor a tweivemontn. tie nas now
about 150 Cannisters on hand, at the low price of
1 $i 25 per Cannister, each containing about 300
1 Oysters, which is near 100 more tlian a gallon mea-
i 6ure wul cni.uin oi iresa uysiers. i oere is a long
Summer ahead, in which nothing ia the shape of an
Oyster, either. Spiced or fresh can be had, if ibis op
portunity is let sup i tneretore, those jrsmiuea that
have not supplied themselves, will do well to call on
him, this or the ensuing week.
Very respectfully,
JOHN WILSON.
March 20 . ' ' 23
JOB PRINTING
Executed with neatness and despatch,
AT THUS OTPICE.
VERY DESIRABLE lROI
erty Tor Sale, lo the Clly f
Ralelsll. The SuWriber, b'eii de
sirous of moving to his Plantation, wishes
to sell hu HOUSE AND LOT .in this City. Tht
Property is situated orr Newbern Stree't, east from the
centre of the Capitol. The Houe is a Ltrge two sto
ry building, forty-two feel by twenty-eight, with a pas
sage' throng Ii the middle three Rooms on the lower
floor and four above, with Fireplaces to each. It has
a basement story of hummered Rock thrf whole extent,
which is intended for a Dining Room, ice. with a fire
place at each end the basement Rooms not finished.
There is a superb. Rock Stable, two stories high, twen-ty-ftfur
by thirty f et qaare;slsoa Rock Smnke-lhtaBe
ami good frame Kitchen; and an excellent Well of
Water, The Lot c-.ntaitrs from six to seven acres of
ground, whichJiave been highly improved. The
House is beautifully situated on an eminence, near
the front Una. All the improvements have been made
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 wiil draw interest and undoubted secu
rity will be required. Iersonji, desirous of living
in Raleigh, have now an opportunity of purchasing a
desirable residence, at a very reduced price,
E. P, GUION.
Raleigh, Arnrust 25. 68 if
"DISRASC A UJV1T
Impurity of the BLOOD the only Disease:
MOW simple, yet how wise, how good and beau
tiful are all the laws of nature? Simplicity and
truth are stamped upon every law of the creation -The
mighty worlds which roll In space in every de
gree of velocity and direction are aH governed by ttt
traction of matter p matter. ,'Vhia principle governs
the human body. Brandretli's VegeUbU Uni
versal Pill, sttract all impurities of the blood to the
lwels. which organ expels ibem from the body. At
traction and disease are both units. All accidents oi
infections only affect the b niy in proportion as they
occasion impurity of tbe blood.
The bowels for instance are costive this most im
portant organ is closed-r-ths consequence ia a great
accumulation of impuriiie. which, as they cannot get 1
out by their usual passage, are forced into the blood,
occasioning impurity f blood. Thus Fevers, Cb I
ics, Rheumatism, Coughs, and Colds are often pro
duced . But let Brandretli's Pills be used in such do
ses as will effectually evacuate the bowels, and health
is restored at once."
Tbe unworthy have counterfeited the Doctor's Me
dicine so extensively, that his travelling Ageolishow
taking in alt the old boxes, and putting new ones of
a different figure, wtth 25 Puts in their place. Some
are just received at WILLIAM PECK'S Offic.
Ralegh, March . 1842. - 18 ly
- Have you a Cotuh ? Don't neglect it
Sherman's Cough Lozenges, Are the
safest, most sure and effectual remedy tot Coughs
Colds, Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Astltrna,
Tightness of fhe Lungs or Chest, $c. $c Tbe pro
H-ietor has never known an instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand box
es have been sold with the lost year, restoring lo
health persons iu almost every stage of consumption,
and those laboring under the most distressing colds
and roughs. They do B"t check and dry up the
cough, but tender it eav, promote expectoration, al
lay the tickling or irritation, and remove the proxi
mate or exi-it ng caue. They are made from a com
bination of the most valuable expectorant, or cough
medicines, aud are undoubtedly siierior to everything
in use for lhoie complaints. Hundreds upon hun
dreds of certificates have been offered of tbeir won
derful virtues, from thore who have been saved from
an untimely grave, and restored to perfect health,
by using them.
The above "Medicine mar be obtained at the Drua
Store of Messrs. Williams & Haywood, end of Dr. 1
fi. Ia. Si t i. w th f n I . iret t oha aeomtanv inreach
" r
box i
finHESE UN RIVALLED PILLS having now
jj acquired a celebrity and a popularity unequalled
in the snnals of .Medicine, and also having obtained
the entire confidence, and being used in the private
practice of almost the whole body of the Medical r ac
uity in the United States, Europe, Aia, South Amer
ica, ihe W-et Indies, and a great part of Africa, it is
unnecessary lo adveitise them at length, or to say any
thing further of their merits, than by stating the com
plaints wbicb they are most effective' in the cure of,
and which are as follows: yellow and bilious fevers.
fever and ajuc, dyspepsia, croup, liver complaint, sick
head-ache, jaundice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, en
largement of the spleen, piles, colic, female 'obstruc
tions, heart burn, furred tongue, nausea, distensions of
lhe stomach aud bowels, incipient diarrhoea, flatulence,
habitual enstiveness, Toss of appetite, blotch or aallow
complertion.and in all cases of torpor of the bowels.
where a citfhartie or an aperient is needed Tbey are
exceedingly mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea griping nor debility.;.
The aWe Pills are for sale in the city of Raleigh by
Messrs. Williams & Haywood, and at the Drag store
of N. L Sli'h, and in Fayetteviile by E. J. Hale, at
New York Prices. . : .
WlfjUAitt GOttDOjV,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Richmond, a.
References. "
Bazil Gordon Esq. ? Falmonlh Vf .
Jos. B. Fttkhn, Esq. - r
Thomas F. Knox Eq. Frejrickburg, Va.
Messrs. Jno. Scott At Son. 5
Messrs. Fry Co J Richmond
Messrs Duntap, Moncore cfr Co. 3
Messrs. A. Kevan o Brother,
i" Brother, ?retburg.
ne Brownley&C.J18ur8-
&Bett, Norfolk, Va.
Messrs. Mcllwain
Messrs Soutter
Mr. H. B. Montaoe, an experienced dealer in To-
hwco, wi!l pay special attention to the interest of the
Tobacco Planters- of North Carolina.
LiBcaAi advances oh all produce when in hand,
and proceeds remitted to order.
July 3, 1842.
rrpratldretll'S lllls. We have afresh sup
IrTl nlv--ve were altout sav. of thia valuable
Medicine but to those who have tried tbero, it is un
necessary to say so,ud those who have not tried them
would h alow nerhaDs to believe us. It is, however, at
.v.. '....11 . L.f family
aenous iacfc, lumi wo to.u - j ,
where their regular use for several years pas Has
made the Physician', visit. few and far between.-
. ok r:n, ---v ih.A j
h..e 2 WILL. PECK.
OOO llajAIK BOOKS.
U IT ABLE for Records for Courts, Register
Ledecrs. Journal. Day Books. Invokes, Cash,
m t r.. nU- Tfiiu Ttitl TtivrwVa U.m..
dum. Bai-k and Pa Books, Cheek Books, Cypher-
ing and Writing Books The Subscriber will rule
and bud, to any Pattern. i '
. TURltBK&ftUGHES.
DecemWrlS. 'Stat! 101
.-.'.If
IVUJIBCnSM,
-A
William Thompson,
Cabinet and Furnlttiro 1Yarcrhous6
llauciGft, Hi. C . . . i
THE Subscriber has now on baud af Ida furaUh
ing Ware Rooms, just hi the Wr of 'Messrs.
l urner A Hughes Boot Store,' a general tfatortihenf '
if Articles in his tine, made in tbe most faithful man
ner, afterthe newest I and most fashionable pattern,
and which will be warranted , They will be a4d , ai,',.
such prices, as to leave no excuse for sending to the
North for Furniture., Cat! and look, before yo santf
from home. ; WILLIAM THOMPSON. L "
IWeigu, Nor. 4. 1842. 28
(ry Watnat, Birch, Maple ard Poabxr Luatbcf
well-reasoned, taken in exchange for Furniluta. s
talaable Property for wale In tlie
Tlelnltjr of Ralet&ln 1
THE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell lor Six tioui
sand, six hundred dollars, payable lo one and
two years, and satisfactorily secured with interest, or
for Negroes (field handsY tb following Property :
His Dwelling House and the Lots attached to ft,
containing between ten' and tWelva acres. ; . ,;
It is situated about six hundred yards Eaaf of the
Capitol, on Newborn Street, 1ft a beautiful Oiove if
Forest Trees, and without the limits of the ToWnV U
corrtains four apartment in the basement, iBcludiiig '
tie Dining ro Jh. and five abiver and two Passages,
It is new, built of choice materials, and of superior
workmanship. The nut jTousea, In.i ncloorea ae "
also new. "In the back yard, is a Well of most excel'
lent! waVe. " ' ;'' t ' ' ' ' " t. .V
An vmmprbted' Lot of dl acres -!i
at the end of Newbern street, fronting dba apttof,
and at the distance of seven or eight, kuodred yards.
It i one. of the most Deao&fat shea in the,Tkiahj of
iRateighi ,, :,
An$th ejr Lei of a lout Jiff ten tcrtt . .
Ling also East of the Cfty. adjoining a Lot.fortnerty
the projHerty of the late Josxiir Gilks, and a Lot" be- "
longing to Jonx O'Rohkk There at y tW satalt
framed Houses upon It, yisUirtg af tcht tftsxvVreidd
make the property a good investment at the ice at ;
which it ia eatimaied, and upon the Street, Jeading by . -Dr.
J. O. Watbos's, axe two handsome buildhig sit'
atioris. . ' ' - ;
A tract of between thirty and Jforty acre,'
about three miles sodih of Raleigh, affording an abifl
dant supply of Wood, and much valuable Timber. V
. Persons wishing to purchase, can address the SuW
scriber mi Halifax, and afief lbe meeting of Congresa, .
at Washington Ciiy ; of, can nutkepersonaLappUca'
lion to the Messrs. Stith, in Raleigh, who will take
pleasure in showing fberb the premises ' - ,
- , J. R.J.DANIEL, s
October 22nd, 1842.- 85
, ., . , " Vm.. ',r r
To Printers and others. .
BY a Resolution of the General AssemWy. ra$' ,
6ed the 26th ofJarfufcry I943,tbe FosiotcCalj; r
sukek is authorized ia have printed, on terms tht "'.
most lavoraDie to me otate a Aisnnscrmi voiumem- -- '
the Governors Office entitled Indexet tb Colohiat
Documents relative to iSorth Carolina? from fhe
Offices of Board of Trade and the State Paper Offices ,
of the British' Government The work will probably r
consist of SAO pages, and) to be of Octavo 'form
and as the value of the work "Will depend eseenUalrr
on its accuracy, tb moat scrapuloa atientioa wul
be required from the Contract or. s- Each page t to
enn-ist of not less than 1050 Small Pica ems, an4;t
a a a . a i ! t a . at a
De leaueu ; K oe ooue op in ramnmet iorrav SUICUea
anu cur, oatstue siieet to oe laick coioureu paper win
tbe I itie thereon.
Sealed Proposals, through the Poet Ofiks, or
otherwise, endorsed Propeslr te print Celejaiaj
Documenie, will be receivrd at this Office, nirtfl tka ,
last day of thia month, and the Coutractor Will stale
how much per page, or bow much per copy for 50
copies, he will charge for the w ork, executed accord
ini to lhe above ProDOsafs.
JNO. H. WHEELER, Pod. Trees-' ,
Treasury Office, ? . --VO
March 30.1843.5 - . ? . .
frj- Star and Standard copy',. . . . . r L
7J S TIMIE 13 prime Tenlson Hams.
ii Just received at
Tj U HNll W'S.
February 27 ,:
iti-
Crown aYomestics on CoMmHiIon. '
TT ATELY received, a heavy fot of I)oinestice '
jj whirh are offered on the smallest advance by 4hs
piece, or merely to cover expensea by theJ3alec , ,
Abo, Low priced Prints, Ac, &0. v ' - , ,
. JAJiESMTOWLES,,
March 2. 1843.. - t 19 '
INVALUABLE OIICjrlEIVT,
.... ! mm i. m -W,-
lor sale by wholesaie or retail, uv. ..
Administrator Notice.1
rjnHB, Subscriber having du' 7Mttiniaterd ;oi . -
II the 15-tates ofPhebe KuboUlLt:Joabua Uixo, ?
Jonathan Dixon.' and Daruet Dixoat.all of whom are
deceased - heirs at law f , Mary Dixon, dee'd., .and all .
of whom resided in oher Slates,, except Jobua Dix-'
on : Now this is lo notify tbe laWfel Heirs of Jha said
deceased persons, that I am ready to' pay over 'the
aroounl of said Esiatea.to the proper person or xietra, i . tj
and that I wilt be ft longer liable for interest on said
moneys Mongina; tn maid Estates'.- Givefl ttuder my
bi d Jan. Uih, 1843, . , .
SAMUEL DOWtr, Ado
Teh; 1 , 1843 3m.. Pr."A1vt. ftj x. "19
For Sale by jv ''Cr, i:8TH,
!QOOK BINXING1n all its tsrious form,don
jDwiih neatness and despatch; at the N. CX' Book
store. " ' - AultNCS & xluUnCo.
Rsleigh, DeeerBber 15.'
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1 -r :i ySU. - M Jm.MJ . . ; .
. . L.u -:i 1 J,tt -H-..-1 at
AJ vj w .ww 7?im7inmt
tha Cny Hall. TnitJM " ,
i ii m'r lor.fe tn ina lorenoon. to o otim- im
I noon, fat the purpose of taking th Chy lax List tor
tne current year. , t.'.
Allre AfoZes, wh. have resided, within Wf, City .
w'r ,'7 " - v :
'V1" t- .KlrT.T.Mi tm
, J WOnS IS.nS w
day specified, are liable Iff a fine oTTwai DolUra, Weh;
will U rigidly enforcedi 1?. rV y-jt
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