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TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1843;
T.DCTOR AND fBOFRIETOR.
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S: AJSl) IWKTM CAROLINA GAZE
8f tkc SemMeekly BaUlgh Register.
Subscri'tiox. Five Dollars per annnm half in
ptKHTisSViKNTs. For' every Sixteen Lmet
first insertion, On Dollar ; each subsequent insertion,
Twenty-five Cents.
Cocrt Ordkhs and Judicial Advirtiuments
vf be charged 25 per cent, higher ; but a deduction
)f 331 per ent. will be made from the regular prices,
for advertisers by the year. I j; '
Advertisements, inserted in the SEMf Wsikit
RuctsTtR. will also appear in the Wkskly Paper
free of charge.
Letters to the Editor must be post- aid.
WILL, MUST, AS D SHALL BE .SOLD,
OX FRIDAY, THE 23d OF JUNE,
Bcingr Friday of Wake Superior Special Court,)
yic following- Valuable Property ,
i the City and immediate fi
cinily of Ilaleigh Vix
That desirable Establishment, at present occupied
by me, and well known under the name of the
CITY HOTEL with the Stable Lot connected
with the same.
llso. a two Stout Housk, containing Eight
.Rooms, adjoining Litchforu's Hotel.
AUo,"a valuable Lot, adjoining George W. Hit
moom's Office, with a single Siory House thereon.
'J'his Lot lrntsiin Fayetteville Street36 feet, and runs
back 68 feet Easiwardly. . i
Also, a most eligible MIESIDEJVCE in the
Easiern subuVba of the City, about 80 yard without
the Corporation limits, having attached thereto 2
Acres of Lund.X This is admitted to be one of the
very handsomest locations about the City, and w II
worthy the attention of persons desiring to purchase
properly of this description. The Dwelling House is
new, built of Wood, and finished with great neatness
and taste. It has a double Portico in front, with four
Kooms on the lower, and two on the upper floor.
There is an excellent Well of Water on the Lot, and
all necewary out-houses; j -
I wish to sell also, ail the Household and Kitchen
Furniture pertaining to the Tavern establish
ment, so that any one disposed to buy, can, at once,
enter upon the businesf.
It is but rart-ly. such an opportunity is offered to
obtain valuaMe Property in a thriving community,
And, as the sale will be to the highest bidder, without
teserve, the purchasers cannot fail to secure good bar
gains. - ; j
Tkrms or Salr. Negotiable Notes at the Bank
of the Slate, payable in one and two instalments, for
the Real Estate.
DANIEL MURRAY.
Raleigh, Msy 17, 1843. 40
Valuable Properly for sale in tbe
Vicinity of Raleigh.
THE SUBtiCltlUEU oucrs to veil for Six Thou
sand, six hundred dollars, payable in one end
two years, and satisfactorily secured with interest, or
for Negroes (field hands') tbe following Property :
His Dwelling House apd the Lots attached to it,'
containing between ten and twelve acres.
It is situated about six hundred yards East of the
Canitol. on Newbern Street, in a beautiful Grove of
Forest Trees, and without the limits of the Town. It
contains four apartment in the basement, including
the Dining room,"' and five above, and two Passages.
It is new, built of choice materials, and of superior
workmanship. The out-houses and enclosures are
also new. In the back yard, is a Well of most excel
lent water.
An unimproved Lot of 9i acres
at the end of Newbern street, fronting , the Capitol,
and at the distance of seven or eight hundred yards.
It is one of the most beautiful sites in the Vicinity of
Raleigh.
Another Lot of ' about fifteen acres,
lying also East of the City, adjoining a Lot formerly
the proerty of the late Joseph Gales, and a Lot be
longing to Johji O'Rork. There are. two small
framed Houses upon it, yielding a rent that would
make the property a good, investment at the price at
which K is estimated, and upon., tbe Street, leading by
Dr. J. O.Watsoh's, are two handsome building situ
ations. 1 ; t
A. tract of leticeen thirty and forty acres ,
about three miles south of Kslergh, anording an auun
dant supply of Wood, and much valuable Timber.
Persons wishing to purchase, can address the Sub
scriber at Halifax, and after the meeting of Congress,
at Washington City : or, can make personal opplica
lion to the Messrs. 6tith, in Raleigh, who will take
pleasure in showing them the premises ' " l.
, J. R. J. DANIEL.
October 22nd. 1842. - 85 -if
ELEGAftT NEW IIOl'SE
FOR SALE.
I will sell to the highest bidder, without reserve, be
fore the Court House door in the City of Raleigh,
on the third Monday of June, (being the Monday of
the Special lermof the Superior Court for W ake
bounty,) that new and elegant two Story DwiLxive
Housk, just finished, in , the rear of the residence,
now occupied by Mrs. M. A. McPhextzrs. ' Haid
Dwelling is situated on the Lot. known as rfo 36,
in the Plan of the City of Rateigh, and includes half
an acre of ground. It is 46 by 18 feet, containing
uur liooms, with a spacious passage between. , Fer
oiig desirous of examining the premises before the
saie. can liave an opportunity by applying to me.
I krmr or Sin. A part of the purchase money
iown, and a credit of six months on the balanee.
WILLIAM, ASHLEY.
May 10, 1843. 38
JEL.I,IIGOFF AT COST. Intending to
fccloee the Hat and Shoe business, I will sell off
my Stock of HATs AND 8H0E8 jAT COST
Among them are a fresh supplyf Spring Goods.
I have a large lot of Baoeaaa t 60 ets.
Also a lot of Fee Hats ' " at 90 cts.
JAS.T. ALFRIEJXD,
Raleigh. May 8, 1843. n.. ii . 38i-
fin HE celebrated French Ointment, ("Oitguent de
jc .""''""v ior me cure of files, Ulcer and
Irritaiion of the Rectum and adjoining parts, msy be
had at Dr. Hkndkbeii's Dffiu ;n- u. ' .
leigh, April 28.
' , 84
CTATEJ AU.CJTJOIfS-Being often asked
on what day of the week, do we sell publicly, we
have concluded toII on every Thursday, when we
have any thing, worth selling. Shall have , to give
ne or more days previous notice: of sales, uutil the
Business becomes steady enough to do without it
WILL. PECK, Atior.
. .. , , 40 4w
Kaleigh.May 1!.
Select Classicnl School,
DTTTUB.O "ATTHE UNIVERSITY.
tJMrHE Subscriber, hayjng engaged to giveinatruc,
iTt oni lh chi,dren of Judge Battix, ia wUling
S23r !l SJ'" wft the Faculty
reof as to. qualification. &c, , . , ,
ASH BEL G.BROWN.
June 7rl843.-
SELLING OFF AT COST !
$15,000 TVortli of Fashionable Dry
Goodsi at and nntjer Prime Cost,
j FOR CASH.
TEE UNDERSIGNED having engagements to
'meet, within the range of t.be next six months,
with which he is determined to comply, and in con
sideration of the very low price of COTTON and all
other produce of the Farmer ; and, intending, just as
soon as possible to sauare off with the world, and
make a new arrangement in his business exclusively
upon the Cash system , will dispose of bis present
ELEGANT - AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of Fine' Cloths and Cassimerer
eshngs, Saitinetls, and Gambroons, Summer
Cloths and Bombazenes. splendid Silks and Satins,
Mouslin Be Lain es and Shallies. Silk Muslins and
Foulard Silks French Muslins and Lawns, Swiss
and Jaconet Muslins, Cambrieks, Calicoes, and
Ginghams Hats, Shoes, Crocker t and Hard
ware, die. &c at ruiME Cost, and for many artic
les, considerably under Cost for the money.
CASH ruHCHASERs, and those especially desirous
of obtaining superior Goods, therefore respectfully
invited to call, as they may, in perfect confidence
expect to find good bargains.
(T All persons indebted to him either by note or
Account earnestly requested to call and make im
mediate payment aa longer indulgence cannot be given.
fXj Several spacious and airy Rooms for Rent on
accommodating terms, in his New Brick House at
the corner. '
B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, May 15, 1843. 39
VERY DESIRABLE PROP
erty Tor Sale, In the City of
Raleigh. The Subscriber, Wing de
sirous of moving to his Plantation, wishes
to sell his HOUSE AND LOT in this City. 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, with a pas
sage through the middle three Rooms on the lower
floor and four above, with Fireplaces to each. It has
a basement story of hammered Kockthe whole extent,
which is intended for a Dining Room, etc. with a fire
place. at each end the basement Rooms, not finished.
I iiere is a superb hock stable, two stories nigti, twen
ty-four by thirty feet square; also a Rock Smoke-house
and good frame Kitchen; and an excellent Well of
Water. J'he 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. 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 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.
. r. GUION.
Raleigh, August 25. 68 tf
MEW GOODS
IT, TIIE JTEIT CUEJiP STOIIE.
If HAVE just received a fresh lot of those very
0 cheap Goods, to which I invite the attention of
the Public. Among them
"Lawns and Printed Jaconets
Foulards Silks, very low
8atin Striped Louisenes Ginghams at 12 J cents
Plain and Figured Muslin De Laines
- Calicoes, a grest variety, from 4 cents np
Furniture Calicoes, . 6A
Black brown and white Cotton Hose, at 12 1-2 cts.
good
Black and white, Plain and Ribbed Hose, cheap
A very cheap lot of Irish Linens
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs and Silk
Swisa and Jaconet Muslins
Plain Swhis, 2 nos. wide
Het Mattioni Lewstring, cheap
Cheap lot of Colored Silks
Black and Bine Black Bombaxine
Plain Bl.vk Mooslin de Laine, very fine
Dimity; and French worked Collars
. , 12 quarters Bleached Sheeting, 6 quarters do
6 quarters and 5 quarters sheeting
4 . Brown Cotton!, 6 cent.
The above with a great many other Goods, will be
sold st unprecedented low prices. Persons in want,
would do well to call early.
. , W. H. PEIRCE,
Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh", June 6v 45
FEJTlJJUsE SCIMOOIj.
rpHE SCHOOL kept at Wooslxt, my residence,
JL (four miles South of Warrenton.) for the last
few years, for the, Education of my own .daughters,
and those of a few friends, I now propose to enlsrge,
for which purpose competent Teachers are engaged.;
Every attention will be paid to the morals and deport-
ment of those entrusted to our care. The health of
the situation is unquestioned.
: Tbe next Bession commences on the tenth of July.
The Terms, per Session of five months, are for Board,
and Tuition in alt the various English branches $75;
Music $20 French $5. Lessons in Drawing and
Painting will alo be given to those who may desire it;
: Persons wishing to communicate with the Subscri
ncr, will direct to Warrirtoit, N. C.
DANIEL TURNER.
; Warren Co. N. C. June 6, 1843. 46-5w
RALEIGH & GASTOK RAIL. ROAD.
; A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders in the
X Raleigh and Gaston nail Koad Company, will be
(eld at the Corrtpl roller's- Office, in the City of Raleigh,
6n Tuesday, the 20th inst. at. 12 o'clock, M. 'Stock
holders, who cannot attend in person, are particularly
requested to consulate proxies to represent them. ,
8. p. PATTERSON, Prest
June 7th 1843.
35 t20J.
P 0 R Til A I IV MI NIATU RE ,
j AND HISTORICAL PAINTING,
j 1YIII. JO : S. PENDEBj
- I i OFNOKTH CABOtfNA, .
aving vlsrtetl Europe for the purpose of perfecting
"himself in bis profession is now prepated to exeeute
' roriraiiit miuiaiurcii aci
... V ti.
; Those wishing to avail themselves of his profession
al services, are requested to call at his ArtelHer, in the
building formerly occupied by the Secretary of State,
where specimens of bis execution may be seen. v
j Feb. 18,184X br .v,; n Jy -., &
(Classical and Enpllslt 1 Schools I
shail again commence this School on the third
ef July. v;. t.v. I. M; LOVEJOY.!;'
f Raleigh, Jane lvr--r;U..--.'-' V-ZL
ii Krpwn & Ilinfon
MAVE ON HAND a fine assortment of Robin
son's City made SUppera, which they will self
at $ IJti per pair for cash, or to-punctual customers,
iRaWgh, Jane 8. ' -4 3t-'
lift
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 34, for 1843,
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C.,on Saturday, the
17thofJune, 1843.
nitlLJLI.l.XT SCMIEJfMJEl
30,000 Dollars 10,000 Dollars
6,000 Dollars 5,000 Dollars
4,000 Dollars 3,970 Dollars
5 prizes of 2,000 dollars ! 5 prizes of 1,600!
25 prizes of 1,0001 &c.
Tickets only $10 toilves 5$ quarters 82 50-
isetuncates ot Packages: 01 25 Whole Tickets $130
Do
Do
do
26 Half do 65
do
25 Quarter do 32 50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Cla.s 36 for 1843.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C , on Saturday the
24lh of June, 1843. '
CAPITALS.
$30,000! $ 10,000
. $5,690 g4,000g3.000
5 prizes 1,5C0
10 Prizes of 1,200 dollars
100 Prizes of S 1,000!!
100 Prizes of '400 dollars
Tickets $10 Halves 86 Quarters 82 50.
Certificates of Packages of 26 V hole Tickets 3130
Do do. 26 Half T 0 65
Do do ' 26 Quarter .do 32 50
For Tickets and Shares, or Certificates of Pack
ages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Add reus
J. G. GREGORY, & CO. Managers,
Washington, D. C.
Drawings sent immediately afieri they are over to
all who order as above. ,
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
fTTlHIS splendid establishment, situated 50 miles
U from Alexandria. 35 from Fredericksburg, and
2uEast of the Blue Ridge, in one of the mot healthy
and delightful climates in Virginia, will be opened for
the reception of visiters on the 1st of June.
The curative qualities of tbe water have beeri thor
oughly tested in cases of Dyspepsia, Dropsy, and
derangement of the Liver,
Tbe grounds and walks: have been greatly improved
since Isst season the bathing establishment is in
complete repair, supplying baths with hot and cold
free-stone or sulphur water at pleasure. There is al
so an abundant" supply of Q:e. Lovers of Music will
find the Band unsurpassed.
The price of Board will be, for the season, commeh-
cinar 1st of June and ending 1st Oct 4 months, $80
ror 3 months 60
' 1 35
2 weeks 18
1 4 10
1 dsy 2
Children under 12 years and servants, half price.
Horses 60 cents per day, or $1 1 per month.
Tri-weekly stage -will run from Alexandria until
the 1st of July ; after that time daily. There will be
a daily line of stages from Fredericksburg after Is t of
July, and before that time, conveyances can be had
for those who wish to visit the Springs.
D. WARD, Agent.
May 18. . 41-4w
HILLSBOROUGH
MR. & MRS. 11URWELL, Principals.
THE Fall 8esaion will commence on Monday the
third of July, and close od the last of "Novem
ber. The usual branches of a thorotrgh English educa
tion are taught, together with the Latin and French
languages. More attention paid to the solid thantd
the ornamental brandies, though the latter are not
neglected.
We have in our own family, places for four or
five more boarders, and as our numler is limited, it
is desirable that those who Wish their children placed
under our immediate attention should make early ap
plication. Board can be obtained in most respectable families'
at $ 10 per month, including all expenses.
TERMS PES SESSION.
For Board and Tuition, $67:50
Tuition alone, v 17;50
Music, 25:00
Use of Piano for practice, 5:00
French or Latin, 10:00
Drawing and Painting. 10:00
REFF.RK3rCIff.
John Witherspoon D. D Hon. F. Nash, Dr.
James Webb, John W. Norwood. Esq., Hon. Wil
liam A. Graham. Hillsborough ; Rev. Drory Lacy,
Raleigh ; Rev. D. Stratton, Alfred Hatch, Robert
Primrose. Newbern; Rev. Thos. Owen, Wilmington;
Rev. A. Wilson, D.D.. Rev. John A. Gretter, Greens
borough. .
May 17. 41-law4w
CASH, CASH, CASH.
NEW FRENCH WORK.
THE Subscriber has just received his Spring
COLLARS. CUFFS, BANDS, EDGEINGS
and INSERTINGS. Also, Superior thread cambric
and cambric HDK'FS and extra fine LAWNS, do.
Bird's eye, Crash and Table DTAPER8, and will he
offered at prices to suit the times', together with a very
fair selected STOCK of GOODS. -'
As Cash seems to be the leading article, be is de
termined to sell as low any person or persons, save
those whose goods are compelled to be sdld, not exact'
ly iu the regular way? Customers should look well
and not buy before, they have xam'med tbe market
through, which will not take very long, as the re
duction or a lew coarsi articles is no criterion of a
cheap bill. ....... THEO. H. SNOW. I
- Rsleigb, June 6. 45
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-PITT
County Court of Equity, 1843.
Marshall Dickinson, )
vs. t Pitt Coart of Equity,
Walter Hanrahan. f March Term, 1843.
Mary Smith, tt. als. J
Bill fur Sale anrf division of Slaves and for account
of Trust Furid.
IT appearing to the Court that Mary Smith, Arthur
Wooten, and wife Eliza,' William C. Anderson,
and wife Emetine, and John Smith, Defendants in the
above case,' are not residents of this State, it was or
dered that pubTicatiori be made in th6 Kaleieh Regis
ter for six weeks,1 notifying the said defendants to'ap
pear at tne next l enn or this Jonrt, td be held at the
Court House lit GreeneviIIe, on the 1st Monday hi
September next, and plead, answer or demur, or (as
Biu will be Uken pro confesso, to them, ' and heard
accordingly.' Witnes Henry FJ Harris, Clerk of our
aid Court at Office, at GreeneviIIe, the 1st Monday of
March, 18?'
, u : : a-HENRY F. HARRIS, C. M.H
TTI) ACOIf .A good stock this animal round ; ot
U M lereq ior casn. wiLiLi. rjsun ,
Raleigh, June 2v ; - ! ' " - 44 8t
juoile jrEir noons
UST RECEI VED at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. C. Fay's New Novel, Ho-
boken, a romance of New 1 ork : Wmter Studies and
Summer Rambles, by Mrs. Jamieson : Conquest' and
self-conquest: Tbe May Flower or sketches of the
descendants of the Pilgrims: Lays of Ancient Rome,
by T B. McCauley : the Life of Gen. La Fayette, by
E. Mack: tbe Life of John C. Calhoun: Incidents of
a Travel in Yucaianj by J. L. Stephens: the Life and
Treason of Benedict A mold, by Jsred Sparks: Spark's
Life of Sebastian Cabot and Ethan Allen : three
years in the . Pacific by an Officer of U. S. Navy J
Sketches of Turkey, by an American : Letters from
a Father to his sons in College, by Samuel Miller, D.
D. (said to be an invaluable Work,) all of which
and many Others, are for sale bv
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, May 25. 42
William Thompson;
Cabinet and Furniture Ware-house
Raleigh, N. C.
THE Subscriber has now oh band at his furnish
ing Ware Rooms, ju&tiu the rear of Messrs.
Turner cc Hughes' Book Store, a general assortment
if Articles in his line, made in the most faithful man
ner, after the newest and most fashionable patterns,
and which will be warranted. They will be sold al
such prices, Aa to leave no excuse for sending to the
North for Furniture. Call and look, before y oh send
from home. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
K-ileigh, Nov. 4, 1842. 28
rxj Walnut, Birch, Maple and Poplar Lumber
well-seasoned, taken in exchange for Furniture. .
. Passage to Baltimore.
THE superior Steamboat, COLUMBUS or PO
CAHONTAS, will leave City Point direct for
Baltimore, every Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
or immediately after the arrival of the Cats from Pe
tersburg, and will land Passengers in Baltimore, the
next evening. The accommodations on board these
Boats are very superior, and the passage, including
meals through from Petersburg to Baltimore, only $8.
Returning, wilt leave Baltimore every Saturday after
noon at 5 o'clock. ',
j J. BRANDT, Jr. Agent
Baltimore, Mar. 10, 1843. 22 ly
Stop the ISunaway.
TTT ANA WAY from the Subscriber, living in Hs!i
fax bounty. Va.. my boy PETE R. He is about
fourteen years old J a bright mulatto, and is a smart
sprightly boy. I understand he is lurking somewhere
about the Rail-road between Gaston ic Raleigh. If he
is apprehended and lodged in some Jail, or brought to
me, a suitable reward will be paid. , . .
WM. H. ARMI3TEAD
May S3, 1843. 42 4 L
Wialtxing and Dancing School.
MR. DeGRANDVAL begs leave to inform his
patrons, the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh,
that hjs Dancing School will re-open on Saturday, the
lutn oi June. Mr.- ukurahtivai. naa received irom
France the most fashionable figures, as well as the
newest Steps, and many hew fancy Dahcea. which he
intends to introduce this Session, in his School. He
hopes; 'by hit attention to the improvement of his
Scholars, to merit the patronage which he solicits.
June 1, 1843. 44
JFjlESH SJilMTOGA lVJiTElt,
"FTUST RECEIVED a supply of Sarstoga Water
Qj direct from the Saratoga Iodine Spring.
Pot sale by IN. L,. STI 1 11,
Druggist,
Jane 5, 1843. 45
N. lie STITH,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
RALEIGH, N. C.
BEES-WAX WANTED; For good clean
wax, we will give a little more than the usual
price here, in any of our dry groceries, and those at
the lowest cash prices.
WILL. PECK.
Raleigh, June 6. 45-0t
HANDSOME SHOES Tor' SUMMER
Ladies French Slippers,
" Spring heel, do.
Walking do., lace and sliper tie.
For Parties, white, English Kid and Satin Sllippers,
all of the latest style. THEO. H. SNO W.-
Raleigh, June 6. . 45
A l'cw Cast Iron Plough !
AT the special request of many Farmers of this
County, C. H. Ricumorii, Esq. of Caswell, N.
C. has casta small One Horse Plough, to suit our land
and teams. All who have examined it, have pro
nounced it just ihe thing. . . Also, kept constantly on
hand'bone and two Horse Ploughs of a larger size, with
extra points and slides in abundance.
JAMES MTOYVLES, Sole AgenL
Rareigb, April 6, 1843,. .
SPOHN'S
For .Sale by ; , N. L.STITH.
tato of rVorth Carolina. Moore Co'un
Superior Court of Law Spring Term, A
D. 184
1843.
Elixa Mclver w. David W, McIvef.
rxTiTioa; von sitobcs.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendant, Daid W, Mclver, is not a rest,
dent of this State : It is therefore Ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for three months' in
the Raleigh Register and .North Carolina Gazette,
published in the City of Raleigh, and in the Fayette
viHe Observer, notifying the Defendant, David W;
Mclver, to be and appear before eur next Superior
Court of Law, to be held for the County of Moore,
at the Couit House in Carthage, on the Monday be
fore the last Monday in August next, then and there to
plead, answer, ot demur 10 said ' Petition, otherwise
the allegations set forth therein-, will be taken pro
conlesso, and the petition win be heard ix parte.
: 1 Witness; John Morisba, Clerk of odr Said . Court,
at Office, tli Monday beloce the last Monday id Feb.
ruary. A.D. 1843, and the 67th of American Inde
pendence. . " ' ' . .. ; i
tt 50 - f J0HXM0RKbN, C. 8. C:;
rrKENTAL INSTRUMENT8.fFor sale, a fine
VcaseofDayrAx, IssTacxiiTi, with forceps en
the most approved plan.. They may, he seen at , Dr,
Hssrnm'a Office, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
SHERIFFS SALE. v
hmrf1?8 UaW hAn d C,TT Ur
i7 nex.l!aibe "oa Houae door,- in
the Taxes doe on said Tracts of Land and City Lots,
Owners' names.
Acres of
Ricriard W Aihton -Neall
Brown
Christopher 6c Smith
Henry Forest
Alex Morphia
John M Mason
Justin Martindale
Reuben Mow
Henry Patterson for Hawley's heirs
Jane McGufly
Patrick Rogers
Rebecca Saunders
Sally Wilson
Thos C Wells
Raleigh, May 30, 1843.
114$
47
260
lt3
74
i
Tlx
e following Tracts of Land, and City Lots; will be offered at Pdblic Auction 6n Mdndav.' the ittth'ju
xt, at the Court Hoiise doorin the City of Raleigh, or so much thereof as will satisfy 'the Taxes doe
tid Tracts of Land and Lots for the year 1840. - . .
ly next,
on said
Owners' names.
Richard W Ash ton
Neal Brown, jr
S J Baker for Arthur Macori
John Bell
Christopher & Smith
'I'hornas Cobbs
James Durilap
Henry Forest
Jos B Hihton
Jones Thos C
Dirk Lindeman"
Reuben Mose
John M Mason
Justin Mirtindale
Mark Mc William!
Jane McGuffy
Willey Porter
John C Rbgera ,
Rebecca Saunders
Mrs Hannah Stuaft
Race IVact
James Terry
No. of Acres
47
46
zsi
448
!
116
17
Lot in Raleigh
1
lso
JSallv Wiisori
Raleigh, Mav 30,
CITY jLOTS
The fcrllowirig City Lola will be offered for sale tit Public Auction; at the Court frouse door, n the Cito
ef Raleigh on Monday, (he lOtH of July next, or as much thereof is willsaiisTy Ihe Tixee dfie" Wsaid Ciir
T ni. fc. . it.-. . loin iam iaii ..Jidi ...... .... .. '
w. un yvuwm 1049, tnu, lot! BHU io.
Owners' natnes.
No. of City
Ann Briggs
Alea Blake;'8'.
John Buffalo w
Martha A Butler
6 ox.
74 &
129
iod
part
pari
James Dunlap
236
230 Beverly Daniel's estate
part
pari
J Haw ley heirs
Jos B Hihton L :
John T. HickjO-
66
irTri
part
Alfred Lewii
John M Mason
Juntin Martindale
Jai.e McGuffy
tfj i
123
61.
129
part
Willey Porter
Henry J Patterson Ados
Rogers & Otey
ltenj B Smith
Hannah Stuart
H 8. Spivey
William Thompson
5943 .
311 & 227
67,72,146 6V 130
part US'
16"
part 160 & lit
part 4.
251
Elijah Young
Unknown
Raleigh. May 30, 1845.
JOIEJY MJRBEJT Cb
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
KlCHsIOKD, vjl, ,
TTOHN MABEN if ,WM. B. HAMILTON
all Country Produce, on whichrwben in hand.Cafli
..i :n ui i..a i. j: j .
ment of sale. . ..
BEFER TO
Judge Cameron. Raleign.
Hon. W. H. Haywood,
John E. Twitty, ;
Geo. E. Sproili, Esq.
Daniel Turner, Esq.
R. B. Gilliam, Esq.
Col. IL L. Robards,
John S. Eaton, Esq.
Frsnllin Co.
Warren Co.
Granville Co.
Tucker Carrington, Esq. Clarks'vUIe, Ytf.
A, W. Venable, Esq,
R. Y. Overby.Esq.
Eustace Hunt, Esq. ; PitUylvania Co. Va.
Bannister Anderson, Esq.
Samuel W. Pugh, Esq. Gaston.
Edward Tarry, Esq. Mecklenburg Co. Va.
Thos. D. Bennehan, Esq. Orange Co.
April 13, 1843. . 81 lsw2m
TATE OT IVORTII CAROLIIf A.
WAKE COUNTY. In Equity.
The Children of Polly C-Dunn;
. ' VS. : . te
John Dunn and Wife Julia and others,
Petition id sell- Real Estate.
By virtue of a Decree 61 th Court of Equity for
the County aforesaid. I shall offer fori
est bidder, at the Court House door
Raleigh, upon a credit or one and two ;
.n;t on Mon,iU. ih nthitiktl-tttl.. ndr.swer or'ahew aus)
thefiratday of odr ekta Snpefor Coun:
iui, -.wi ;-m i .2 ; - ,
. . The Plantation ana. Trfict of: Lana,r
whereon Benismin naTham.'df'd. K. titn'tlnl
the waters of Little River, in Wake Counly.
joining the landa of Boiling Duiftn and others.
iBond and approved Security will be required
the purchase money.
" May . 2, 18431
Star wflf
lUore IVeir
j 5 on Jars.fresn 6t Marfov,
i ; a 25' pounds Jujube Paste, : ; , ,
w 4 dozen Jars FrenJf spared Mustard;
; . 10 dozeo ' Americab '' do
1,000: very larBwgIazed Pfpea, A''-
10 Jars PicHed Onions, (very nice)
j AVW fUUUUl
i i Larze lot'
Soior Rniokifif ToUcco ' -
tof" Cei .u- t--
. , i u Fancy boxea of all deacriptibns
.i s, looai Bmstfi &wy r-
IruafciV 4 y
Brandyr-4 er eriorrarUcB
rrencn
Witfrmany
Please caU
tl,-f
8. J. TlTCKERi:
f P. H.! BU8BEE, JD. & M. E. .. e wA F rmTNTl.VAr "TrJ'- a
Goods; itfst come in. : . -t VC Wr??
Bbttlef having boen botUed five or si i years him; and the ipMryJ'cotieilssid t6te"'
other articles," wVicfr wUl U sold tifi. fWitnesa. lb. Pi FiuenrCWrkof sail U?r ftlffA
and examine: for. yourselves. .Uirflititffai Mondsy ra Matth!l843i':v; mu
RaleigJ,JAptU 17, Uit.'
j
97
wiU WnI H Public AoeUon, oa iiondiK
the City of Raleigh.' or so much thereof aa will satkfy
for the yesrs 1838, 1839.
Land.
City Lots.
Yt. V lAmVPac
I83tf
1839
nod
part 63
.in
9 .-
1839 :vj f.l J
.160 ; ,
ib5dt 70
I2J . : 1
230
61 .
1838.1839
1838,1839 .
1R39. i
1839 -1838
1839- ; 1
1838 . '
1839 .
1839
211227 Egle HotelJ
1839
PASCHAL B. BURT. Lite Sheriff, j
49
I A,v
Ls 1 80
4 .7M .
1 1 09
'I'-l 80
;;,;irf-S
4.-vi
46 61
SHERIFF'S SALE; :
Land.
City Lots. Amount of Tares.
9 1,63
,1,40
1 63 . ; v.
v 7
part 63
1 60
8 1Q
io
Lot 22t,iii 257
part 60
" 160
115 ic 129
123
9 40
f9 '94 n
io 50
ft S
8 44
', :;i. 5i
3 3.
p rt 5 1
hi
" 129
1
211 227 Eagle Hotel
41 6f
o t
uuivi
Prt 146' H 7$.
i . SL 00 i k
. , 94i '
JAMES ED WARDS, SnerifL ,
FOR TAXES.
t " f'-r-w
Lots
A Cll,
A mou nt of Ta
laxea.
97
63
1842
j ij iljfw.!itwn tiA
l
..-4,05 H
I l:;a
i840r4I3
1842
.1840 ,i -i
1841,1842
iW' ;
1842
1840.1841
'A M
' 4 40
22" 60
w A-Wlij;: -
t 8ft jw ri5tl W
-144 60v?
41.25 Ulaaci .V
lt,S$'i.ti
1 Wn balanctf
165
1841,42
vMf io .. , .:
142
.iMd.-A v- i
1841,1842
-9-. , .
3.40
I 'a
iAMES it, MURRAY, cfecliclbrtr:. v
li'dl itdT
. ML
Uoctor Urandreth's PilU.i.r
mil ESE PILL3' a re so well IfowtT.fbr g aM
birftal
&c dccto which all
if. -.
which all ere more or leas a..c4 in. tble :
refn'oved immediskiJvv i be; tisdiiti-nf-ittM t
Brandreth PUL They are alike aafe for childreri. id:
1840,1841
'1840:4141 '
r
, (, AL yef.efrectual'ptrgafive that H ii almbst'usele io6
.: ' sav suivlfun alut ' tKil V JAM' nJTrt.Ti-' 1 1 A -
at- . general family and a'mibflious niedicidertey are with'-
neaa ei epinis, act" headache."'
to. every other period of life and require ho exua 'atr
tention in diHi orcikhing. Their jvirtnea may bait
summed upas a medicine wMcn strenglheni the Chit
ble, anJconsoIfJates jhe muscles. f tbe atronf t' and!
wHT be fourid of infinite, value to female 6 all cjaasW w
who wish to lie secure fx'ora icknes. ;a il
OBSERVENdiBrindeethi Pilis are fenuineVuiKri
(esaeach oox hai Mujt.lhree labels,, aai
labia twroj sijhat&res of :' Dr.' Benjamin JBraadreth jj
So that, each box to W 'jeouine mctst hate afx; sign.;
tore ofDr.BrandTetb uponlt, " 1 ," ' V . ( ?;,.,
m. i.uicu uiicciiuas, may ue aau wiu menu.
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lRalelgh. April J8jtl843V
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31-1
CI TATE OF NORTH . CARdXlAehnatoiTa
3 uoonty. in cquuy.- epnng i erot 1843. $ tM
lIopson,0'Neale.ana of3eraV,i:jss pftsnAl
,rs. P i VS. -;3ir-Vijtj $.-tl
Hei
rs or Samuel U iMeale. Heirs of Isham, GTNeaU.
. Ransoni' Richardson and wife Loxuida W'USaija,
2 JPTs r.u w V.,e
j , i Pditio for sate of. Land. .' )Ml
It appearing" io the satisfaction of this Court, tba( t
the Defendants IS tnia 'smtare nonresidents of tnia;;
State : ;It fs therefore ordered by the CburtV that pub.
iaie iti lueoicn- . ,v : .i . .lift
in tne Citv of " "rB1"cr JJ . appear at our
' ' SSfiSl
a . i ftot be sold as prayeu for, er tbe bQl Will M ttXla-pro
( vejieaseah'd beard eipaWe.-' tn vxi . juyoia
nW V ! VVltnessZH; W. Hraslai Clerk sd Mai fi,V'iI
and ad. Mtd.Court at office, at oroitWSeld.trre 4la Mcadsr of "
. March 1843.(1 lB; W. mlX;C.M.
. t . 1 t;.jj' n 1-! ' v..
Abrain Hester-.
t
.fl' f m. IS y ' Ji-V'A
n 101
a case, i apieannz
tp, tne aatulacuotf ,of iht.J
Court. thtt'Abram
Hee.U
a iron residebt of Uii&i
- ' weeks ih (he RaleieH Remster.' a newsnsner nriblkW
' '-te? to aprat the neltrnp
'lld tW Wse Cntxatnsi CJsydirt Hsm ia. RsO '
eemberf next; then, and lhe.re fo replevy tia p!etf
ia'i therWiai. Jhomentby4 default wCI U frlti! t-;r.
Monday
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