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pnblhhed Seml-Weeklf, by
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WESTON R. GALES
TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1843.
IDITOB AND PROFttirrOK.
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SusscaiPTioir. Five Dollars per aunurrP half in
Advance. ...
Advrrtisemknts. For every Sixteen Lmn
first insertion. One Dollar ; each subsequent insertion,
Twenty-fire Cents.
Court Orders and Judicial' AdvertiscmcntS
will be charced 25 per cent, higher but dedoctioa
of 831 1' cen-wil1 made ,rom tn regular prices,
for advertisers by the year. r
Advertisement, nucncu me " m.i,i i
RkQISTJER, Will ais micr 111 wm roper
f ree of charae-
Qrj- Letters to the Editor must be post-faid.
B. M. WHITLOCK,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND '
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81, Front Street.
Fourth (lOOr abOTe Gill Slip, near Pearl It. Ilonse.
NEW YORK.
Tlie Sub-criber bees leave to inform bis friends and
tlie Merchants of North Carolina, that he bos opened,
this Spring, on his own account, a
WHOLESALE GROCERY aid COMMISSION HOUSE,
81 Front Street, near Old Slip,
where he has fltr af all times, a general assort
ment of Groceries, suitable to the Southern trade,
and which he offers for CASH, at a small advance
upon the Cargo and Auction prices.
MR- WHITLOCK hashed long experience in the
' business, and has every facility (buying for Cash) of
selling Goods at the lowest rates, and he assures those j
who will call upon uim, that they may rely upon be-
in" faithfully served.
"Particular attention will be given to orders for Goods,
and to sates of Produce consigned to him, upon which
Advances will be made, if required.
a. M. WHITLOCK.
June. IS 13. 48 m
REFER TO
Malcolm Sl Gaul,
i Smith, Wright & Co.
w York.
' Corlies.Stanton Sc. Barnes I
Alfred M. Treadwell
W. it A. Stiih, Raleigh, N. C.
J. & VV. Murphy, Salisbury, N. C.
J. & R. Sloan, Greensboro', N. C.
John McArn, Fayetteville, N. C '
Valuable Property Tor sale In tne
Vicinity or Raleigh.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell for Six Thou
sand, six hundred dollars, payable in one and
two years, and satisfactorily secured with interest, or
for Negroes (field hanLO the following Property :
His Dwelling House and the Lots attached to it,
containing between ten and twelve acres.
It is situated about six hundred yards East of the
Capitol, on Newbern Street, in a beautiful Grove of
Forest Trees, and without the limits of the Town. It
contains four apartments in the basement, including
the Dining roomand five above, and two Passages.
It is new, built or choice materials, and of superior
workmanship. The out-houses and enclosures are
also new. In the back yard, is a Well of raos excel
lent water.
An unimproved Lot of 9 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,
Jving also East of the City, adjoining a Lot formerly
the prorty of the late Jmxm Gales, and a Lot be
longing to Joan O'Roaaa. There are two small
framed Houses upon it, yielding a rent that would
make the property a good investment at the price at
which it is estimated, and upon the Street, leading by
Dr. J. O.Watsos's, are two handsome building situ
ations.
A tract of between thirty and forty acres.
bout three miles south of Raleigh, affording an abun
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 applica
tion to the Messrs. Stith, in Kaleiffh, who wilt lake
pleasure in showing them the premises i
J.R.J. DANIEL.
October 22nd. 1848. 85-tf
JELLING OFF AT COST. Intending to
t kcluse the Hst and Shoe business, I will sell off
my Stock of HATS AND SHOE8 AT COST
Among them are a fresh supply of Spring Goods.
I have a large lot of Bane ass at 60 cts.
Also a lot of Fcr Hats at 90 cts.
JAS. T. ALFRIEND.
Raleigh, May 8, 1843. 38
PILES.
rtpHE celebrated French Ointment, ( Onguent de
Jl uuunere j lot tne cure of files, ulcers and
Irritation of the Rectum and adjoining parts, may be
had at Dr. Hs Basse's Office, Fayetteville SUeet
"sleigh, April 28.
t I 34
Select Classical School,
AT TUP rTNIVP D8ITV
ETJjHE Subscriber, having engaged to give instruc
ts) tion to the children ot Judge Battib, is willing
to take a few additional Pupils. He was recently
graduated at the University, and refers to the Faculty
tnereof as to qualifications, dec.
ASHBEL G.BfcOWN.
June 7, 1843. 46-
ITEfV MUSIC- This day. received at the
1 North Carolina Bookstore, a fresh supply of
vocal arfij Instrumental Music at half the former pri
as, from ih to fii cents per page. Call and exam
ine it.
TURNER 6c HUGHES.
1TUST RECEIVED, and
fj; very low for Cash, by JOHN T. WEST, Fy
euevuie su-eei, opposite ine feet Uffice,
HclV Patbt Mould Candles, No. 5.,
Palm Soap,
Sperm Candies,
Superior Chewing Tobacco,
Miller's best 8coteh 8nuff In bo tiles and bladders.
prima omouug looacco. Also, - Ulay" I
sn i rv a
Pipes,
May
30;
43
iTIOTTOIf YARNS Yesterday we received
sWnothr load : our assortment ia now complete.
Likewise a fresh sapply of Stocking yarns, so high
ly approved. Our supply of Cotton cloths is ample.
Jane 20. ! 43t
IPO I.ET. The very desirable Dwelling be-1
Of the Semi-Weekly Raleigh Regiiter.
Jl longing to MrsTPnscilla Shaw, and now oolNEW BAPTIST CHURCH in E.lih. tAenhr
vuHira oy uie Kev. f r. Lacy. Fossession may M
had the 1st of Julv.. For terma anohr Ia -
JAMES M. TOWLES.
16. .
SELLING OFF AT COST!
$I5,ooo Tfortli or Fashionable Dry
Goods, at and under Prime Costt
FOR CASH.
fTnHE UNDERSIGNED having engagemenU to
ill meet, within the range of the 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 j and, intending, just as
soon as possible to square off with the world, and
make a new arrangement in his business excutwy
upon the Uash tyttem, will dispose or bis present
ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of Fine Cloths and Cassimert
yestings, Sattintttt, and Gambroonst Summer
Cloth and Bombazenes. svlendid Silks and Satins,
Mouslin DeLaines and Shallict, Silk Muslins and
roulard Silks, French Mushns and Lawns, Swiss
and Jaconet I Muslins. Cambricks. Calicoes, and
Ginghams Hats, Shoxs, Urockkrt and Hahd-
wiai, &c. Sec at Paurx Cost, and for many arlic-
fTZgerabty under Cost for the money.
CASH ruacHASkis. and those especially desirous
of obtaining superior Goods, therefore respectfully
invited to call, aa they may, in perfect confidence
expect to fiod, good bargains.
OCT AH persons indebted to him either bv Note or
Account are earnestly requested to call and make im
mediate payment aa longer indulgence cannot be given.
03" 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 DGSIR4BLE PROP
erlyfor Sale, In tne City or
Italelgb, The Subscriber, bring 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. Ithaa
a basement story of hammered Rock the whole extent,
which is intended for a Dining Room, Ac. with a fire
place at each end the basement Rooms not finished.
'I here is a superb Rock Stable, two stones high, twen
ty-four by thirty feet square; also a Rock Smoke-house
and good frame Kitchen; 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 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.
E. P. GUION.
Raleigh, August 25. 68 ' tf
NEW GOODS
JIT THE JTEW CIIEJtP 8TOR.EA
mm rr J : .1 t- i .t .1
11 im id juHi receiveu a iresuioi 01 inose very
H cheap Goods, to which I invite the attention of
the Public Among them
Lawns and Printed Jaconets
'Foulards 8ilks, very low
8a tin 8triped Louisenea Ginghams at 12 J cents
Plain and Figured Muslin De Lainea
Calicoes, a great variety, from 4 cents up
'Furniture Calicoes, 6
Blsck brown and white Cotton Hose, at 12 1-2 cts.
good 1
Black and white, Plain and Rinbed Hose, cheap
A very cheap lot of Irish Linens
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs and Silk
Swiss and Jsconet Muslins
Plain Swiss, 2 nos. wide w
Best Mattioni Lewstring, cheap
'Jheap lot of Colored Silka
B lark' and Blue Black -Bombazine
Plain Black Mpnslin de Lsine, very fine
Dimity and French worked Collars
12 quarters Bleached Pbeeting, 5 quarters do
6 quarters and 6 quarters sheeting
4 Brown Cotton. 6 cents. .
The above with a great many other Goods, will be
sold sl unprecedented low prices. Persons in want.
would do well to call early.
W. H. PEIRCE,
Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, June 6. 45
PORTRAIT, MINIATURE,
AND HISTORICAL PAINTING.
TVER JO: S. PENDER,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Having visited Europe for the purpose of perfecting
himself in hie profession, is now prepared to exeeute
Portrait, IBinlatnrei, fee.
Those wishing to avail themselves of his profession'
al services, are requested to call at his Artellier, in the
building formerly occupied by the Secretary of State,
where specimens of his execution may be seen.
Feb. 18, 1843. in
SPOHN'S
For Sale by vN. Li STITH.
Raleigh, June 10, 1843.
47
JAMES MARTIN & E. D. BULLOCK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, -
Will practice in all the Courts at Mobile, and in the
Counties of Washington, Clarke & Monroe, Alabama.
Mobile, April 15, 1843. 33 y
PLOUGHS. Having disposed or the first lot
of Richmond's New Plough, I have lately re
ceived a new supply. Also, Points and 81ides to suit
all bis Ploughs. i
JAMES M. TOWLES.
Jane 16. I 49
traW Carpetlngf. Plain, White and Col-
ored, of a good quality and very cheap.
! JAME8 M. TOWLES.
Jane 16. "
mb
PI an die and Molasses- i wo more wa
Slgon loads came to hand on Saturday evening.
UlCe also, a food stock.
; WILL. PECK.
Jane 20. ' 49
' TRUST-SALE. "
TO satisfy the previsions of a Deed of Trust made
by Amos J. Battle, dated 17th Joly; 1841 , will
be sold DuMieklv tjk ln hivhoat KiftW tar Rill. An
the premises, on Sstnrdav. 22nd Jnrv next, the
I wita the lend on which it stands,
1' Bv order of two of tVta nri
I T DTTPRFL
1 l Adino-TmatM.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE following TRACTS OF LAND will be
offered for aala at th Canrt Rnnu A. :n ik.
m wv y sis
Town of Rockingham, Richmond Count, on the 3d
raonoay in JUiy next, or so much thereof a will sat
isfy the Taxes that are due on said Tracts un tr tk
Year 1841.
FAIR GROUND DISTRICT.
No Acres, By whom listed. Am't Tir
266
125
125
300
60
82
Gnilbert Mclnnis,
1
1
9
1
3
4
It
6
60
73
27
13
18
10
31
95
17
Turner Smth,
Daniel Campbell,
T. Covington & P. 8taaai!I,Sr.
Alexander Gil! is,
Hezekiah Meacham,
BLACKJACK DISTRICT.
Peter McLean,
J. Nelson, adj'g A. Docker,
108
100
350
74
8
Uenry 1 . 1 nomas,
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
Bel'g. to Est. Champ Terry, dec.
Peter 8ianill, Sr. & 1 Lot in
the Town of Rockingham,
WOLF PITT DISTRICT.
Jvy Quick,
Isaac Yeatea,
, Norman Johnson,
William Johnson,
James Peaty,
Mark Yeates,
WILLIAMSON'S DISTRICT.
Hugh M.McLean,
James Rachels',
Byron 8mitb,
William Snead,'Sr.
John McNeill,
LAUREL HILL DISTRICT.
Jfeill Lytch,
7 91
7 87$
339
150
50
50
100
158
600
75
225
240
425
200
48
31
26
81
15j
8 82
6 27
3 10
50
4 90
6 11
4000
As the properly of William
W. McFarland, dee'd. and
known as the Laurel Hill
lands,
Isaac Dockery of Kentucky,
42 74
400
near Gilchrist s bridge, on
Drowning Creek,
1 40.
SAM'L. TERRY,
Late Sheriff.
June 5th, 1843. $12 46
WARREN N. CAROLINA.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE undersigned repectfully informs the
Public, thst his Houses will be open for
the accommodation of visitors on the 1 5th
of June, and that no exertion shall be
spared to render comfortable those who msy favor him
with their company. Having made considerable im
provements, he will be able to accommodate a much
larger number of persona than heretofore.
j he virtues of the Water are said, by competent
judges, to be very similar to those of the White Sul
phur Springs in Virginia, and those invahds who have
given it a trial, express themselves highly pleased
with its effects.
The 8pring is within eleven miles of Warren ton,
and five of Shoeco Springs, directly on the Stage road
to LouUburg, and those persons, who come by ' the
Raleigh and Gaston Kail Road, . will always find
a Hack at the Warrenton Depot for their accommo
dation. Families of more than two persons, who board by
the Season of three months, will be charged 916 66
3-3 per month each; by the week they will be charg
ed $6, and by the day $1 each. Single persons will
be charged $20 per month ; by the week $7 50 ; by
the day $1 25. Children and Servants half price.
Horse Ten dollars per month.
WM D. JONES.
May 27, 1843. 43 oaw7w.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. PITT
County Court of Equity, 1843.
John Norcott, "t
vs. iPitt Court of Equity,
Calf in Evans, Ex'r. ( March Term, 1843.
Asa Anderson, et. als.J
Bill for restraining defendants from paying ever
or assigning.
IT appearing to the Court, that Asa Andersen and
Elizabeth Slaughter, Defendants in the above case,
are not residents of this State it was ordered thst
publication be made in the Raleigh Register, for six
weeks, notifying the said defendants to appear at the
next Term of this Court, to be held at the Court
House, in Greeneville, on the 1st Monday in Septem
ber next, and plead, answer or demur, or the bill will
be taken pro confesso, aa to them, and heard accord
ingly. Witness, Henry f . Harris, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, at Gieeneville, the 1st Monday of
March, 1843.
HENRY F. HARRIS, C. M. E.
House and Lot Tor Sale.
THE Subscriber, having determined to remove to
the West, offers for sale his Residence in the town of
Warrenton. Being located immediately on the Court
House Square, and next door to the Poat Office, it is
sufficiently central for any purpose of business, whilst
it is private enough for a Family residence. The
buildings, which I have taken great pains to fit up in a
convenient and comfortable manner, are a Dwelling
House, with two spacioua rooms and fire places below,
and one bed room above stairs, with an excellent cel
lar beneath ; a good Kitchen, with three rooms and
two fire places, smokehouse, granary, stables, dec In
the yard, and immediately on the Street is a neat Store
House, which might, however, be easily converted in
to an office, should it be desired . There is also, a very
large fine Garden, with a few choice Fruit Trees, and
a Well of Water in the yard. Warrenton is prover
bial for its health and good society, and has two Acad
emies, Msle ana r emale, in successiui operation, i o
any person desirous of removing, either permanently,
or during the summer months, to a healthy seat, the
situation presents great advantages. My terms shall
be made to suit the times, and Negroes at Cash pri
ces would be taken in exchange for the premises. All
persons disposed to purchase are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
AMIEL CAMP.
Warrenton, N. C. May 27 1843. 43 2m
TRUST SALE.
rnY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, exe
lu cuted to me by Mahassbh Satkb, for the pur
poses therein specified, I shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at the Court House deor in the City
of Raleigh, on Monday the 21st day of August next,
(the week of Wake County Court,) that valuable
property known as
The Raleigh Paper Mill,
Together with all the 8tock, Machinery, fixtures, &c
dee. Also, the new Grist and Saw JOillS,
appurtenant thereto, both of which are ia complete
order, and do excellent work.
It is the very best location in the whole Southern
country for a Paper Mill, and an active, enterprixing
man, with a small capital, might soon make a fortune.
Terms made known on day of 8ale.
WESTON R. GALES,
Trustee.
Raleigh, Jon 17, 1843. 49
BECKWITH'S ANTI-DY8PEPTIC PILLS
For sale at the Drag Store of
71 Ji L OTTTHp Raleig
William Thompson,
Cabinet and Furniture Ware-liouse
Raleigh, N. C.
nHE Subscriber has now on hand at his furnish
JjL ingjWare Rooms, just in the rear of Messrs.
1 urner & Hughes Book Store, a general assortment
jf 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 at
such prices, as to leave no excuse for sending to the
North for Furniture. Call and look, before you send
from home. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
ltileigh, Nov. 4, 1842. 28
Q3 Walnut, Birch, Maple and Poplar Lumber
welUseasoned, taken in exchange for Furniture;
PILLS ! PILLS ! ! PILLS ! ! 1
HEALTH THE TRUEST RICHES.
THE CELEBRATED
Hygeian Vegetable Pills,
Can be had at the Store John Psxxrosb,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, BALEIGH, It. C.
MOAT'S MORISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE Accurately pre
pared by Dr. H. S. Moat, of New York, from the
original recipe used for many years by his late father,
Mr. Thomas Moat, Vice President of the British Col
lege or Health.
Twenty years' successful administration of these
celebrated medicines in Europe, and more than twelve
yeara in the United States, have established their high
reputation. Thousands of both sexes, who have been
restored to health the numerous sufferers rescued
from premature death and volumes of certified cases
of cure, embracing every disease in the lottgcatalogue
of human misery ; must convince the most incredu
lous, of their superiority and the truth of the Hygeian
theory, resulting from scientific research and expe
rience, namely, that 'man is subject to only one real
disease impurity of the blood.''
I be Media nes being composed entirely of herbs or
vegetable matter. Durifv the blood, and carrv off ih
corrupt humors of the bod, in a manner so simple as
to give every day ease and pleasure.
Man will be born to days of bliss, compared to what
has hitherto been hia lot, weighed down as he haa
been by disease, infirmities, and sufferings which ho
earthly power knew how to alleviate, until this dis
covery was presented to the world. The weak, the
eeble, the mfirm, the nervous, the delicate, are in a
few days strengthened by their operation, and the
most obstinate complaints are removed by perseve
rance without the expense of a Physician. Adapted
to all circumstances and situations, they are the best
Medicine ever invented for Families, or to take to
sea, preventing scurvy and costiveness, requiring no
change of diet, particular regimen, or care s gainst ta
king cold.
(Tj The prepotency of these medicines, has indu
ced many speculators to attempt imposition on the
public, by forging the labels, or forcing their Imita
tions into notice through the medium of the Press
Some of them pretend to Hygeian principles, by steal
ing from the writings of the Hygeist, and copying
whole pages into their fulsome advertisements.
But as they cannot copy the medicine, their speci
fies or their deleterious nostrums prove to he unavail-
ng, their puffing and piracy become evident : disap
pointment to the afflicted is eventual, and with just
obloquy the pretenders sink into oblivion.
The Hygeian medicines, first introduced into this
country by H. 8. Moat, in 1830, have for the last four
years been prepared by him, and the increasing aale
att6ets their intrinsic merit ; they comprise two sorts
of Pills, No. 1 and No. 2, in aingle boxes of each at
25 or 50 cents and Packets containing both sorts, at
i,$2,or$3. The Vegetable Cleansing Powders,
in large boxes, at 37 cents, with printed directions.
Each packet has a fac simile of the signature of H
Shepheard Moat, and to prevent counterfeits, are
signed with a pen by the district agent and sub-agent
on a label of 'yellow paper.
None are genuine unlese they have these signatures,
and are obtained from sub-agents, who can produce
their written appointments from the district agent,
and whose names are advertised in their respective
districts. H. Shcphvard Moat,
Principal Office, 50 Canal st.
All orders will be promptly filled at 20 percent,
less than retail prices for all sums over twenty five
dollars, for cash.
Some person in every Town and Village, ought to
keep this valuable medicine, for the benefit of their
fellow men. One individual, sent ninety miles to
procure them.
Nov. 17, 1842. 94 ly
HILLSBOROUGH
MR. & MRS. BlinWELL) Principals
FTflHE Fall 8ession will commence on Monday the
II third of July, and close on the last of Novem
ber.
The usual branches of a thorough English educa
tion are taught, together with the Latin and French
languages. More attention paid to the solid tbanto
the ornamental branches, though the latter aie not
neglected.
We have in our own lamily, places for four or
five more boarders, and as our number 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 moat respectable families
at $ 10 per month, including all expense.
TERMS PEE SESSION.
For Board and Tuition, $67:50
Tuition alone, 17:50
Music, 85:00
Use of Piano for practice, 5:00
French or Latin, 10:00
Drawing and Painting. 10:00
nsncBBircxs.
John Wilherspoon, D. D., Hon. F. Nash, Dr.
James Webb, John W. Norwood, Esq., Hon. Wil
liam A. Graham, Hillsborough ; Rev. Drury Lcy,
Raleigh ; Rev. D. 8traUon, Alfred Hatch, Robert
Primrose, Newbern; Rev. Thoe. Owen, Wilmington;
Rev. A . Wilson, D. D- Rev. John A. Gretter.Greens
borouEtt. May 17. 41-law4w
N. Xi. STITH.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
RALEIGH, N. C.
fJlESU SJHZJiTOClJl WATEll.
TfUST RECEIVED a supply of Saratoga Water
sfj direct from the Saratoga Iodine Spring.
For aale by N. 1 STITH.
- Druggist,
Jum 5, 1843.
thetS?!? t"fCTS.u hk" fnd C,TT Un
p -""j
Richard W Ashton
1144
47
260
125
Neall Brown
Christopher Sc 8mith
Henry Forest
Alex Morphis
John M Misdn
Justin Martindale
Reuben Moss
Henry Patterson, for Hatriitv'a
Jane McGufly
Patrick Rogers
Rebecca 8unders
74
I
Sally Wilson
Thos C Wells
Raleigh, May 30, 1843.
Ie0l!0.tinrg.Tr" f HDd n1 P wi" &nd " Auction on Mondar. the 10th Jf
next, at the Court Hon Atr in thm f!; f R.um m. ii ...
17
on
, . c , , : r , " "'v
eftid Tracts of Land and Lots for the year 1840.
Owners' names.
No.
of Acres
mi
Richard W Ashtoh
Neal Brown, jr
47
S J Baker for Arthur Macon
John Bell
Christopher St Bmilh
Thomas Cobbs
546
1
285
448
t
Jsmes Donlap
Henry forest
Job B H in ton
Jones Thos C
Dirk Lindemsn
Reuben Moss
i
115
It
Lot in Raleigh part 51
6
I
150 unl'd
i
i
John M Mason
Justin Martindale
Mark Mc Williams
Jiue McGuffy
Willey Porter
John C Rogers
Rebecca Saunders
Mrs Hannah StUart
Race Tract
James Terry
Sally Wilson
Raleigh. May 30, 1843.
CITY LOTs) SALE FOR TAXEST . . .. -.
The following City Lots will be offered for sale at Public Auction, at ih Cnnr rt a i .v m
of Raleigh on Monday, the 10th of Joly next, or as
Lots, for the years 1839, 1840, 1841 and 1842.
Owners names.
No. of City
Lota.
Ann Briggs
Alex Blake
6 dt 97
T4&59
part 129
part 109
236
part 114
230
part 66
part 67
160
70 St 165
133
part 61
120
69&49
811 & 227
87.72146 Sl 136
part 146
160
part 160 St 113
part 4
251
160
John Buffalow
Martha A Butler
James Dunlap
Beverly Uiniel s estatt
Hawley heira
Joe B H in ton
John Y. Hicks
Alfred Lewis
John M Masoh
Justin Martindah)
Jane McGuffy
Willey Porter
Henry J Patterson Adm
Rogers Sc Otey
Benj B Smith
Hannah Stuart
H 8 8plvey
William Thompson
Elijah Young
Unknown
A. S. Wynne
Raleigh. May 30,1843.
Mofe IVcvr Goods, just come In.
6 doxen Jars fresh Ox ManoW, ; ,
33 pounds Jujulie Paste,
4 dozen Jars French prepared Mustard,
10 dozen " American do
1,000 very lare unglazed Pipes, '
10 Jara Pickled Onions, (very hic)
200 pounds Superior Smoking Tobfcccoi
Large lot of Cologne,
Fancy boxes of all descriptions
Tooth Brushes,
French Brandy very sdperiof article in
Bottles, having been bottled five or six years
aeo.
With many other articles, which will be sold low
Please call and examine for yourselves.
. d. L. TUCKBJi.
Raleigh, April 17, 1843. , 33
TTpank of tne State or North Caro-
llD Una.. A Dividend of three end a Quarter
per cent, on each share of the Capital 8tock of this
Bank having been declared by tne president and li
rectors thereof, the same will be paid (twenty five
cents, being retained on each share belonging to indi
viduals for the tax due to the State,) at the nana, on
the first Monday in July next and st the several
Branches and Agencies, fifteen days thereafter.
By order, C DEWEY, Vathier,
Raleigh, June 7, 1843. 45
AGITATE -OF NORTH CAKOLIIvA. -Martin
59 County. Court of Equity.
lunotny w. vvaro, et ais
vs.
John P. Tomer and Hardy W. B. Price.
Mr. Hardy W. B. Price.
Sin : You are hereby notified personally to be ana
sppesr before the Judge of our said Court, at the Court
House in Wllliamston, oh the last M oh day In Ao-
gust next, then and there to answer the several stle-
gallons of the original Bill of the said Timothy and
others, or judgment pro confesso will be entered
against you , and the same heard accordingly.
Witness, f B. Hesse!!, Clerk and Master of our
said Court, at Office, the 30th dsy of April, 1843.
C. B. HA8SELL, U. M. E.
Pr.AdT. 85 631 ... ; ,
Paisat from Petenborg to Daltlmore.
FTnHE lames Riser Steam Boats mnninf tVomf
U City Point to Baltimore, leave the former place
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday, Fare from1
Petersburg to Baltimore, including passage on the
Rail Road to City Point, and Meals on board the host,1
9,70 inis is f tm less tnen ny luenmona
Washington.
On Wednesday sitemoon there
bakoaniihtboat
at 87,75, including same aa above.
CO" The Cats leave Petersburg fer City Point at
74 A. M. ,j.Jj, - ,, ,j i'vei:. r, 'i '
Jane 21,1849
wUI o&red for sale tt Public Aactlon,oa XI ondar.
wr mc ywirs 1QJB, 1B49.
City Lot.
. Year. lAm'tTaa j
I83W A 7
1839 1 99 ' s
1839 4-8l
1839 4 "S 40 .1
1838,1839 17 S4
1838,1839 8 B.I
1839 "1 8S 1
1839 m
1838 " 81
1839 180
1838 ' I OS
1839 19 ; , I
1839 U
1839 45 43
part 63
u
100
185 St 70
123
230
1
211,227 Eagte HotelJ
PASCHAL B. BURT, Late Sheriff.
44
w iuucu wcreoi as wiu aausiy tna Taxes da
Land.
City Lot.
A mount of Taxes.
9
68
40
83
tl
60
part;63
Lot 236,235 St 257
8 10
10
5 40
9 98
10 60
6 IS
part
,66
160
nidt
to
128
129
86
44
14
68
36
84
60
81
75
00
94
it
8
9
1
8
41
II
81
M
110
211
227 Eagre Hotel
part 146
21
JAMBS EDWARDS, Sheriff.
48
much thereof as willaatlsfv the Tum ilu 'mm mmlA l,JL
" M saw vir
Yea!
Amount of Taxes. 7
1848
lis
4
6
I
14
4
8
34
6
S3
00
OS
30
60
17?
40
80
38
00
60
05
50
18404148
1848
1840 !
1641,1648
1848
1843
1840,1841
1840,1841
l&Ol.MS
1840,'4143
1843
1841,1842
1848
1849 !
1840 j
1841,1848
1843
18394041
1841
13 40
7 62,
80
144 60
4! 35
IT 35
Sl 00 balance
65 35
8 60
7 36
SO DO
JAMES Hi MURRAt,: City Collector
- wwm a mm u I c U' a AT aAlSJS . , '
THESE PILLS are so well known for a mill
yet effectual purgative that it at almost useless Is)
say any thing about their' excellent qualities. As i
general family and anti bilious medicine they ate wlttf
out a rival The iowness of spirits, scut h-mTarhf,
&c. &c to which all are more or. less sobjeet in this)
climate, are removed immediately by a dose of the
Brsndreth PilL They are alike safe for children, as)
to every other period of life, and require no extra af
tention in diet . ot clothing. Their virtues may be
summed up as a medicine which strengthens the fee
ble, andeonsoUdstes thai muscles of the strong i s&l
will be found of infinite value to females of all clssaee
who wish to be secure from sickness. ,
OBSERVE No Brandreth V'Ci art genuine, ttfl
less each box has upon it three labels, and on esek
lable two signatures or Dr. Benjamin Brandreth
So that each box to be genuiae must hate - six sitae
tores of Drf Brandreth upon it.
Printed directions msy be had with Umtt. s
I Wfj.PClt; Agent h
Raleigh. April 18, 1848. , ' Si
HAM jlmi rav ca.-.
The Seiweriber U prepared to exee!xU.sJhdaof
Imitations of every variety of Marble, and of all kind
of Wood i also. Wall Psmtrng, Paperikiigiog. CU-
tint and GILDING on Wmtf nmt ,imt?; t,iWM
ej every aestnpuan, in fee tale French style. Sic.',
attended to at the shdrtesi notice, Siid doneina supe.
iw htm ui wvrKDuuuoip.
MILITARY TL AOS snd BANNERS paifftsd la
the neatest style, on the shortest notice, and tnttH
cheaper than they jean be done elsewhere. tCT"
ier ie tne Adjutant uenefil or North CaroUnau 1
Person wishing Painting of any description ttei "s
tuned, by calling at the Cabinet Were Room of Mr.
William Thompson, opposite the 8onth East eortter
of the Cepttol 8defe, may expect to have tt done le
tnetr enure sauslactlon. Uu.'- C. FRAZ1ER. i
Raleigh, Jan. 14. 1843.
5 U
THE Subscriber has received this day, from Naw
Yoan, a vaHetx of Gcods of the latest styles
and most genteel patterns. ,. Aaonx them wia W
foundi . .;' ;,;,;, ..... .i,,.:, t:.-
Printed Lawns, : Plaid GhwhanW
. French CaJieoe, 'J V: ltMGtoveev
V . BlscaLaee liUts or Ulotes. ' -
'pposite iso post u.a.
ftalctgh. May 13,1841
42 lf
ITEn ART.-Jamss W. Ossoebtxj Esa. tt i
I Charlotte, has accepted an invitation, to dsf.r r n
thT
Annual Oration before the tw Litetarr Codr'' -
of Davidson College, it its next Annual Cotr. '
!"' hlch tskeerisee the test week in x i
and; ry " , " " rf : '
J wxc. J.
rrn
alelxn Imtltatev Ttls School win w
recopened an the 84 of July -Terms as berete
lore 1
130 for the UlasBcaLati tl5 rr the rrli.tv-