. . . , ,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
,f r. ? " . . Lend Crrr LoTawillDe offered for sal at Public Auction, on Monday,
. ? Wwl0?TC.V.::, il.. door, in the City of Raleigh, or , much thereof a will aatisfy
tne sin August r" , njtw r
TiLi Tract, of Land and City Lota,
..m.a. i A ere ii u
. ... i i
KicoarU w asoiuu
. Null Brown
Christopher & Smith
Henry Forest .
Alex Morphia
John M Mmoii
Justin Martindakj
Reuben Moss
Henry Patterson for Hawley'a hfira
JsneMcGuffy ...
Patrick Roger
Rsbecca 8eundera .
Salty Wilson
Willi Row -
Heir of Newton Wood
Heife of Newton Wood
Raleigh,May 90, 1843.
- ... Owner.' ... 1 Acres 01 r- -
f lit I
SHERIFF'S SALEY
The following Tract of Land, and Ciiy Lots,
f Pft baxt, atlha Court House door, in the City of
on aaid Tracts of Land and Lota for the year 1 840.
Owner, name..
No. of Acre
Richard W A ah ton
114$
47
546
285
448
I
JMeal Brown, jr
8 J Baker for Arthur Macon
Christopherdc 8miih
Thorn aa Cobba
Jamea Dunlap
Henry Foreat
Joa B H in ton
Jonea Thoa C
DirkXindemen s
Reuben Moee
JshnvM Mason
Justin Martinialf
MuKMtWilhama
Jane'McGuffy
Wllley Porter
Rebecca 8aondera
Race) Tract
Jamea Terry
Sally Wilson
John C. Roger
Willi Row
Raleigh, May 3fl, 1843.
1
115
17
Latin Raleigh
1
- CITY LOTS-SALE FOtt TAXES.
The following City Lota wtllbe oCered for eale at Publm A action, at the Court Hons door, in the City
Of Raleigh en Monday, the 21 at August next, or a much thereof a will aatiafy the Taxes dne on aaid City
Lot, for the year 1839., 140, 1841 aftd 1842. -
Owner, name.
Mo. of City
Ann Briggs
Alex Blake ' ,
John Buffalo
Myth A Bntler
Jamea Donlap.
Beverly Daniel's estate
J Haw ley heirs
Joa B Hinton
John Y, Hicka
Alfred Lewis
Jobn,f Mason
Justin Martind ale
JaaaMcGuffy
Willey Farter.
Henry J Psttsrson Ada
Be Smith
H 8 8pivy '
William Thompson
Elijah Toang
Unknown
A8. Wynne
Willi Rowe
Raleigh, May 30, 1843.
Vtt at
74 dc
129
109
236
114
230
66
67
160
70 Jt
123
51
129
part
part
part
part
part
part
59 &
87,72,146 fc
160
part
part
160
4
251
160
60
part
SHERIFF'S SALE.
rirvlLLBE SOLD to the highest bidder,
V V Wentworth, for Cash, on Monday the
or Lajto and Town Lots, or so much thereof
thereon, to wit : '
Tenants. Reputed own era.
John BlairT
J. Tompkins,
Campbell's heirs,
C. Thompson,
Unknown,
Unknown,
unknown.
J. Akjridge,
Unknown.
Thos. Small,
A Bradshaw's heirs.
The following are Lots in
Lot dumber
4o
' .do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1 do
do
do -do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
So -do
do
da
L
do
do .
,:. ( dO
dO do
do
do
do do
do
' . do, .
. do
rlOwner unknown.
t
do
i
12
ic
72
do
do
do
do
do
do
, do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do A
do r
do
do
do
do
do
do
do'
do
do
do
do
do
do -
dot, .
do
do
do
do
' do
- do
do
do
do
do
dor
. do
do
' do
do
do
do
do
do
, do
80
84
86
97
98
991
10U
1071
103
1091
ill
1124
1131
11
116
a
50
51
54J
58
59i
87
881
80
901
91
201
22
2fl
' 261
31
33
35
361
87
62
63!
64l
71
73
7
.77
81
83
851
05
96
'117
.;u8t
.120
do
July 17,: 1843.
for the
ears 1838. 1839.
Aianu.
tty
PA8CHAL B. BURT, Late Sheriff.
41
will be offered at Public Auction on Manday. the
Raleigh, or o much thereof a. will aatiafy the T
the 21 Au-
'axea due
Land.
City Lota.
Amount of Tsie.
9
1
1
63
40
53
'60
10
10
40
95
50
13
86
44
14
52
36
84
81
00
91
21
30
28
part 63
1
1
8
2
2
9
10
6
3
9
1
8
Lot 236,235 & 257
part
66
160 T
115 da 129
70
123
part 61
51
129
150 onl'd
i
i
682
21
part 60
JAMES EDWARDS, Sheriff.
43
Lots.
Xcar.
1842
. z
l840.'4142
1842
1840 '
1841,1842
1842
1842
1840,1841
1840,1841
18404 142
18404142
1842
1842
1840
1841,1842
1842
18394041
1841
Amount of Taxes.
97
59
12
4
6
1
14
4
2
24
6
22
16
II
00
05
20
60 .
m
40
90
25
00
50
05
.50
165
140-.
7 52
80
43
130
41
21
55
3
7
20
13
25 balance
00 balance
25
60
35
00
70
Jc
112
1836, TpHQ, '401
JAMES H. MURRAY, City Collector.
m front of the Court House door, m the Town ot
23th day of August next, the following Txacts
as may be sufficient to satisfy the taxes due
Situation.
I Acres Value A't tax
Big Rock House,
145
145
9159
Lot in Wentworth,
45
10
200
100
40
120
160
75
Troublesome. L
4TJ
16i
200
100
3 26
L 63
88
L 00
91
Z
Mayo,
Troublesome,
do
40
120
120
the Town of Leaksrille, to-wit:
i Henry Street,
10
20,
10
15
10
8
12
6
16
33
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
-do
do
do
16
24
16
13
19
10
2
4
10
12
12
12
10
8
8
161
19
19
19
16
13
13
04
04
05
5
21
2i
3
3
6
25
2
4
3
3
3
8
8
' 8
12
10
10
10
10
10
.5
7
10
7
50
10
10
40
03
06
05
05
5
13
13
13
Hamilton Street,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do f
do
do
do
do
do
19
m
16
Patrick Street,
16
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do "
do
do
, do .
'do
08
12
a
1
80
"A
2
2
04
12
12
15
8
5
5
8
19
244
13
03
03
13
13
ido
7
6
4
do
"do
do
do - .
" do
do do-
d3l
10
12
12
19
19
9
15
10
10
8
5
16
161
13
8
Pak'knd Jay Street;
M. ROBERTS. Sheriff-
of Rockingham County.
50oawlm
far rh ..... ia
, ' i - - V - lAmlTlf
47 part 63 183 1 80
2(0 1839 4 86
Tjl f 1889 , - 2 40,
160 1838,1839 87 84
165 & 70 1838,1839 5 6?
. 23 1839 3 57
, 1839 i ee
S30 1838 63
fii 1839 1 80
74 1838 l8
1 1839 10
183lfc 12
part 60 1837,'38,'39 5 04
181 1 1838 28 32
780 1839 14 40
- Unlvermlty of Ttrsrinla. .
PTHHE Beaaiena- ef thi Inatitunoo annually com
- U menca on the 1st of October, and terminate on
lb 4th ol Jul followinj. The SbooUif thaUoi
Teraity, wilb their reapecUire Profeasora, are ;
1. Ancient Languagea". Dr Gener Harrison.
3. Modt rn Lnug. Dr Charles Kraitwr.
3. MitJeiBHtica Mr Edward II. Curtenay.
4, Watural Pbil .phy. Mr Wm B Keger. .
6 Civil Enirinerrinz the awbiect of which are
di vided between the Profeaira uf Mathemaiic and
Natural PhiloMpby.'
6. Chemistry anS Miteria MeJica. Dr Ro E
Rogers. - -
7. Motlicine. Dr Henry Howard.
8 Anatomy and Surgery Dr James It Cabell.
9. Moral Philosophy Mr Georg Tucker.
10. Law J ud pe Hf nry St C Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman of the Faculty.
The regular, stated charges for the session
.re $22500
Fur ail other necessary expenses thi sum is
sufficient, 125 00
350 00
The sum of $350 ha been found, for several years
nt. to be the total average amount of the expense
of resident Student, from the- books of the Patron.
wiih whom they ax required to deposit all their funds
For further particulars, see one of the printed cat
alogues, or the Washington Globe and the Charles
ton jMercury, in both of which papers a standing ad
vertisement will be found.
WILLIS H. WOODLEY,
Proctor and Patron U. of Va.
July 14 58 Oct
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.
finHE Subserioer would sell, privately, hi two
U Farms on the North Bank of Kosnolte mer,
lying in the county of Warren, North Carolina, im
mediately above and below Robinson's Ferry, each
containing upwards of 1000 acres, 400 or upwards
being river low giourid, of as good quality as any on
the river, it ia believed. Those two Farms are in 6ne
cropping condition, great pains having been taken for
the last few yeara to improve them every way.
The subscriber will not puff, through this adver-
tisemen l, the above valuable tracts of Land, a they
need no effort of the. sort, thinking it pohabIe that
those persons winning to purchase will view the lands;
be is content to k-ave them lo speak for ' themselves.
The terms on which he would sell the above Farms
will l liberal, eer- way. and he. invites an inspection
of his mid by tfuwe wu-mng to purchase beiore buy
ing elsewhere.
Mr friends. John B. Thrower, John H. Lewis,
anJ D J. Claiborne, Jr. of Brunswick county, Va.
will take pleasure in showing the above land to any
persons wishing to view them, or give any lurther in
formation in reference q then thnt may be wished
CLACK ROBINSON.
Warren, N. C.
Aoust 7. 64 6
IIEIUFF'S SALE. I will sell at the Court
ouse, in ;artnage, on tne tour in Monday in
September heat, the following TRACTS OF LAND,
or so much thereof as will atify the Tax due there
on for the year 1311 and 1 84 2,; and tne contingent
expenses of said Sale.
.V
No. I
Va
lue. Acrs
Person's . Names.
Location Tax.
Wet creek 14 61
McLendon's cik. 39 80
Big Buffalo creek 33
Do do do 3 88
LiUle Pocket 3 05
Little Buffalo ' 3 27
Long Branch 1 03
Lick creek 3 36
Crooked creek 5 40
Big Buffalo 4 90
Mill creek 3 73
Drowning creek 2 84
Joe's Fotk. 7 87
Drowning creek 3 88
14011200 A. it W. Monroe.
75U
20001 Heir N. McLeod
16
32 Heir Arcb. Buiel
400
200.D. Thompson
lOOl
150 Charles Ranaela
100
75 Benton Wicker
2W
lOOh'raD. Hitchcock
100)
lOOfHemTn Thomas
250!Malcolm BUck
200 John C. Wicker
80 Allen MeCaskill
120 John Blue
200 Jas. R. Cannon
326i
200
110
12(H
45CN
600
40tf Flo. Campbell or
'HVs A. Campbell!
The above described Land will be sold for the Tax
es, if they be not paid previous to the date above men
tioned. ALEXANDER KELLY,
Sheriff of Moore County.
August 1, IB 43. PrAdv$10 3 6w
s
iTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA SURRY
County. Superior Court of Law. 8pring Term
IS43.
Kicchan Go
r. i-PeiUwrt for Divorce.
Catharine Go. S
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that
Catharine Goes, the Defendant, ia nnt s. ritiipn nf this
State: It is therefor ordered by the Court, that pub
ucauon De maue m tne tvaieiaru xveirister and u a roll-
na Watchman for three months, that th Defendant
appear at the next Superior Court of Law, to be held
for the County of Surry, at the Court House in Rock-
ford, on the 5th Monday after the 4th Monday of Au
gust next, then and there to plead and answer or de
mur to said Petition, or the same will be heard ex
parte and decree accordingly.
Witness, Winston isomers, Clerk of our said Court
at Office, the 5th Monday after the 4lh Monday of
rebruary 184?.
WIN8TON B0MER3. C. 8. C.
gaTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Chatham
tei County. Superior Court of Law Spring Term
1843. ,
Milly Buckner )
p. C Petition for Divorce.
John Buckner, S
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendant in this case (to wit) John Buckner,
hsth removed from this State, so that the ordinary
process of Law cannot be served on him t It is there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication be made
for six weeks in the KaJeigh Register, notifying said
defendant to appear at the next Superior Court of
. Lw, to be held for -the County of Chatham, at the
Court House in Pittsborough, on the third Monday of
September next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to the Petition, or the same will bo taken as
conftMtd and heard ex narte.
Witness, John I bompaon, Clerk of our said Court.
at Office, the 3rd. Monday in March A. D 1343.
JOHN THOMPSON, C. 8. C.
1 TATE OP
) AMPTON
NOTH CAROLINA. NORTH-
County. In Equity, Spring Term,
1843.
J Liltiebury 8. Parker, Josiah Parker and Wife Martha,
of Dariaa, Bamuel, Hillia'rd, Alfred S. and Mary P.
x aia.rr, miauu 01 lenuer years, oy inetr next inena
Josiah Parker, their Father,
Against
Sterling Smith and Mary T. Smith, daughter
Bntton Smith, deed.
Petition for 'Sale of Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Court, that
tbe defendants in this suit sre non-residents of this
State : Il is therefore ordered bv the Court, that nub-
lication be made for six successive Weeks in the Ra-
Jeigh Register, newspaper published in the City of
Kaleigh, notifying tbe said defendants, to appear at the
next Term, of this Court to beheld st the Court
House in the Town of Jackson- on the fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday of September next, then and
there to plead; and answer or shew cause wherefore
the lands described in th Petition, should not be sold
j as prayed for, or the Petition will be taken pro eon fa
ta and heard ear narie.
witness, Henry Peeblee, Clerk and Master of our
ram vyoun, at umc in the Town of Jackson, the fifth
Monday after the fourth Monday of March, A. D. 1843.
6
iUSNKY PEEBLES, C. dc. M. E.
Pr.Adv.SS62j , -iiv
CAKUIAGE TlimirllNGS.
' II uu jrioet nas lately added to nis siocx a
? JUL " assortment of Coach Laces and other trim
Wag used iaVthe retMIrin mI .rr!.- Pmm.
In thii 1 Uns woukl do well to examine for themselves,
aa be fesb assured that he can sail them unusually
w ws uu uianuet.
. . JAMES M. TO WLE.
July Jl. g - fc0;
mi;
inni
rtt.l
1 1 III r
II I III TTT
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To the American Public.
TJ MPROVEMENT in whatever regards the happi
II n ant lfar nf niir race is conslsnilT on the
march to perfection, and with each succeeding day
some new problem 1 solved, or some proioanu a ere
revealed, having an important and direct bearing oyer
man's highest destinies. If w take a reirospecu'e
view over to past twenty years, how is the mind
struck with wonder ! What rapid strides baa science
made in every department of civiliied life! particu.
larlvin that which relates to the knowledge of the
human system in health and disease. How valuable
nd indispensable are the curative meansxecsnuy un
covered through the agency of chemistry ! How does
the imagination kindle and our adniiratia glow a
the ingenuity, the near approach to me sianuaru o.
perfection, of the present time ! Through the elabof
rata investigations of PbvsiolocT, or the science
Lirs, and the Pathology of prevalent diseases, much
valuable nractical knowledge has been gained, in
consequence of becoming srquaintad with the organi
zation, the elements of the various tissues and struc
ture of the system, remedies have Deen sougm aiier
and discovered exactly adapted to combine with, neu
tralize and expel morbific matter, the cause of disease,
and substitute healthy action in its place. The beau
tiful simplicity of this mode of treatment is not only
suggested by the pathology of disease, not only grate
ful to the suuerer, out penecuy in consonance wuu
the operations of Nature, and satisfactory to the views
and reasonings of every intelligent, reflecting mind.
It is thus that-bauds' SaasjirAKiLta, s scientific
combination of essential principles of the most valua
ble vegetable substances, operates upon the system.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most effectual
aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent
simples of the vegetable kingdom ; end its unprece
dented saceess in the restoration to health of those
who had long pined under the most distressing chron-
a . a. I -
ic maladies, naa given 11 an exaueu cnaracier, mr-
hUhing as it does evidence of its own intrinsic value,
and recommending it to the afflicted in terms the af
flicted only can know. It has long been a moat im
portant desideratum in the practice of metcine to
obtain a remedy similar to this one that would act
on the liver, aiomacn ana ooweis, wuu an me preci
sion and potency of mineral preparations, yet without
any of their deleterious effects upon the vital powers
. .. ii, , . 11 . l -
of the system.
The attention of the reader is respectfully called to the
following certificates. However great achievements
have heretofore been 'made by the use of this invalua-
ol medicine, yet daily experience shows results still
more remarkable. The proprietors here avail them
selves of the opportunity of saying, it is a source of
constant satisfaction that they. are made the means of
relieving such an amount of suflermg.
Nr.WA.aK, N. J., Dec. 13, 1842.
Meurt. Saxxdt: Gent Words cannot express the
grati ude I feel for your treatment to me, a stranger.
suffering under one of the' most loathsome diseases
that nature ia capable of bearing. The disease with
which I was afflicted commenced with inflammation of
the eyes, m the year 1836, which caused almost total.
blindness. For this 1 was treated and finally relieved,
but the remedies were' such as to cause the develope
ment of a scrofulous affection on my left arm near the
elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end
of my fingers, and for two yesrs my sufferings wers
oeyond description. I tried various remedies and con
sulted different Physicians in New York, and amongst
them the late Dr. Bushe, who told me the disease of
the arm was csused by the large quantity of mercury
taken to cure the inflammation of my eyes.
My sufferings continued, the arm enlarged t amors
formed in dillerent place, and in a few month dis
charged, making ten running ulcere at one time, some
jrivfte and some below the elbow,-and the discharge
was so offensive that no person could, bear to be in the
room where f was. I then applied to anotber'distin-
guished Physician who told me amputation of the arm
was the only thing that could save my life, as il was
- impossible to cure so dreadful a disease ; but as I waa
1 uqwuuni w uuiiacui vw it u inumucuueu u use
swaim a f anaeea treeiy, wnicn 1 an) witnoutaeriving
but little benefit. For three rears I was unable to
raise my hand to my head or comb my hair, and the
scrofuls now made its appearance on my head, de
atroying the bone in different places, causing exten
sive ulcerations, and 1 feared it might reach and de
stroy the braia-lhe head swelled very much, ac
companied with violent pain, numerous external reme
dies were recommended, nut did no good, Attout a
year. since I was taken severely ill wiih a swelling of
tbe body from bead to toot, so that 1 was entirely
helpless, the Doctor advised me to go to the hospital.
for be did not understand my case 1 tor the last few
months I had been afflicted with a severe pain on both
aide, at times so bard I could scarcely get my breath.
A hacking cough constantly annoyed me, and this
combined with my other maladies, rendered me truly
miserable Such, gentlemen, had been my situauon
for seven yearsof my life when I commenced tbe use of
your Sarsaparilla, but as my case waa considered hope
less, and the near prospect of a speedy dissolution
seemed Inevitsble, 1 telt but little encouragement to
persevere. The persuasion of friends induced me to
try your medicine, which In a few days produced a
great change in my system generally, by causing an
appente, relieving the pains, and giving me strength':
as success inspires confidence, I 'was encouraged to
persevere, my pains grew easier, my strength returned,
food relished , the ulcers healed, new flesh formed, and
I once more felt withra me that I might get well. I
have now used the Sarsaparilla about two months, and
am like a different being. The. arm that was to be
amputated has entirely healed, a thing that seemed
impossible. 1 can scarcely believe the evidence of my
own eyes, nut sucn is the tact 1 and it is now a use
ful as at any period of my life, and my general health
1 beUer than it haa been for years past.
Health ! what magic in the word! how many thou
sand have sought it in foreign lands and sunny climes,
and have sought in vain ! Yet it came to me when I
had been given up to die, and as I feeUbe pulsations
of health coursing through my veins; my whole heart
of
and soul go forth in fervent gratitude to the Author of
all pur aure mercies, that he haf been graciously pleas
ed to bless the mean made use of. ' Truly ha v you
proved yourself the good Samaritan to tbe afflicted.
for next to my Creator my life is indebted to you (or
rather! the use of tout invaluable Sarsanarilla
The
vwup 01 suca a meoicine is countless beyond price,
money cannot pay f.r it. Thave been raised from
death, I may say, for my friends and myself thought
h impossible I could recover. And now, gentlemen,,
suffer me to add another Proof, certified too bv mv
I friends and guardians, as a just acknowledgment of
the virtues of your laeaJth-resiorinar Sana nan IU. That
the afflicted may also use it, end enjoy the benefits it
alone can-confer, is the heartfelt, fervent wish of their
and your friend.
MARTHA CONLIN.'
. t know Martha Conlln. and believe
in this document to be perfectly true.
" JOHN POWER.
, Vicau Gimiu M Nsw-Yimsi, -
Rector of Hi. Fbtra f!kin.h.
Given atNew-Xork, this litL day ot December,
1843. -
I know Martha Conlin. and have known of tr mnf.
&ring illness,.
JOHN DUBOIS, BisBop of New-York.
1 piece roil confidence in the etatement made bi
Martha Conlm, having known her the past twn
... ' . - , ' -S -A tmm tot-
yeas, 1 wui cneenuny give u; mt uvuu m
turn to her caselo those who may, wiah further in
formation " 11 ...
' " Sr. ELlABKA.tJ,
Superior tof the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
i Prince tree t, New-York. Dec 144842.
I have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Coolin, and have full knowledge of her rase.
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Wardoi the City of New-Yok.
December 14, 184.-
. ,5$
Martha Conlln nasdived'in my family the last 13
years, and I hereby certify that the foregoing state
ment made by herself is c rrrect
Mrs. MARY B. LLOYO.
No. 601 Broad st. Newark, N. J
8ands's Sarsaparilla will also remove and pernia.
nently cure diseases having their origin in an impure
state 'of the blood and depraved condition of the gen
Tl consttiviion, vis ; Scrofula or King's Evil in it
various forms ; Rheumatism, obstinate cutaneous
eruptions, blotches, biles, pimples, or pustules on the
face, chronic sore eyes', ringworm or tetter, scald head,
enlargement and pain ofhe bouand joints, stub
born u'cers, syphilitic symptoms," diseases arising
from an injudicious use of Mercury female derange
ments and other similar complaint.
Prepared and ld by A. B. Sands & Co., Druggists
nd Chemists, Granite buildings. 273 Broadway,
corner of Chambers-nt. New York, and for sale by
Druggists throughout th fj. S. Price, $1 per bottle,
six bottles for $5.
The public sre respectfully requested to remember
that it is Sand's Sarsaparilla that has and is constant
ly achieving such remarkable cures of the most diffi
cult class of diseases to which the human frame is
subject, and ask for Sands' Sarsaparilla, and take no
other.
Williams dt Haywood. Agents by special appoint
ment for the Proprietors, for Raleigh and vicinity.
And fr Sale throughout the U. S.
April, 1343. 29 ly.
amggag ga&ggyg swssiS'&'g,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CONFEC
TIONARY, MUSIC, JEWELLERY '
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
HAVING RENEWED OUR STOCK with a
fresh supply, in all the above branches, and st
low prices, we can assure the public, that ouras sort
merit is very complete, and well worthy to be recom
mended to our friends.
Besides the article advertised before, we have now
on hand Sugar, Coffee, JtlolOMSe and
30O Bundles of Coiton yarn, from the
best Manufactory.
i'soo pages of music.
Of the latest editions, at the uncommon low price of
6 cents per page, is also added.
Every one of the articles in the following memo
randum, may be found at our Establishment general
ly throughout the year, vix :
FANCY GOODS,
Writing desks. Ladies Fancy and Work Boxes,
Baskets, Snuff-boxes from 5 ets to $4; Travelling
Bags, Thermometers, Walking. Canes, finest Ra
zors and shaving utensils, Dirk, Pen. and Pocket
Knives of greatest variety. Scissors. Pittols, Percus
sion caps, Shotbelts, Bird bags. Po wder flasks; Teeth,
Cloth, Hat, Hair and 8hbrohes; Slates, Bells,
Fishing Utensils. Looking-glasses of all sorts. Coffee
mills. Pins, Needles, Purses, Pockf tbooks, Night Ta
pers, Smoking Pipes, Corkscrews, Whips, Paper,
Pens, Quills, Ink and Inkstands. Wafers. Sealing rax,
Lettersiamp, Peneils,Butteas. Pictures, Painted Glass
Mugs, artificial Hair and Flowers, Mohair Caps,
Clocks, Wsiters, Lamp Glasses, Tumblers, Lard
Lamps, Bowls, Plates, Cocoa-gourds.
CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERIE8.
Butter, Soda, Sugar and Water Crackera. Pilot
bread,8ard'mea. Anchovies, Scotch Herrings, Macarel,
Smoked Tongues, de Sausages, best Candies Pin Ap
ple and other Cheese, Figs, Prunes, Dates, Filberts,
Paha, Wall and Cocoanats, Almonds, Preserves,
Pickles, Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Pepper,
sauce, Chocolate, Macaroni, Currants, Citron Nut
megs, Liquorice, Cinnamon, Mustard, Starch, Tea.
fresh Raisins, Sperm and Tallow Candles, Olive Oil
Soaps, white, yellow, Castile sndjvperfnmed. -Chew
ing ic Smoking Tobacco, Principe vk Havana 8gar
PORTER, ALE, WINES AND FRENCH COR.
Dl ALS, void only by the measure. '
Grapes, Jujubepaste, Apple, Pepper. Allspice. 8nufT,
Blacking, Copperas, Lamp and Candle wicks, and 300
gallons Winter Oil from $1 lo $125, best Sperm Oil.
PERFUMERY.
Oilof Roe,-Macssar, Bears, Antique Oils, Peoa
tum, Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters, Shav
ing soap, Essences, Opodeldoc, Bergamott, pink Sau
cers, Soaps.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Finest Violins, .bows, strings, bridges, screws. Fin
gerboards. Guitars, Flageoleftes, Fifes, Flutes, Clari
onetts, Aecordeons, Brass Trumpets.
. BOOKS..
Almanacs, Primers, Geographies, Spelling, Picture
and Song Book, Key of Heaven,(Catholic) a new sup
ply. Fencing and Boxing Apparatus,
Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hats, Breastplates,
GAMES.
Dominos, Chessmen, Backgammon. Keno, Ten
pins, Cop and Ball, Graces and Battledoora for La
dies, skipping ropes, RolIeU
JEWELLERY.
Fine gold and silver, as well as german silver, viz.
Breastpins; Ear-ring; Pencils, Finger-rings. Thimbles.-
Table andTea Spoons, Desert Knives and
Forks, german silver Combs, Tea Bells, Spectacles
Bell-buckles, Keys.
DRY GOODS.
A larger assortment than formerly kept, aid low.
. TOYS. ,
A most choice and large supply's Marbles, Hum
ming tops. Drums, Rattles, Whistles, mouth Organs,
Harps, Trumpets, Magic Lanterns. Paint boxes, mag
netic Toys, false Fscesj Csnnons, Dolls, sll sorts, Mi
eroscopes, painted Trunks, China setts, Drummets,
finest fancy toys of all sorts. &e.
G. W.&C. GRIMME.
Corner of Fayette ville and Hargett 8treets
Kaleigh, Aprils, 1843. 27
Dr. H. DRAIfDETD'S aLIIf IMEWT,
riTiHICH by its extraordinary powers absUacts
V V Ptn r aorenea; thus sprains, stiff sinews,
white swelling, rheumatic peine f stiffness, stiffn
or the joints, tumors, uanatuml hardness, a tiff seek.
sore throat, croup', contractions of tbe muscle scrofu.
lous enlargement, tender feet, and every description,
of injury affecting the exterior of the human frame.
are cureu or greeny reneveo, oy his never to be suffi
ciently extolled remedy. '
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CXST1TTC1TX. 1
: The following letter from Major General Sandford,
as to the qualiue of the external remedy, speaks vo
lumes : - t
NivTait. Pud 1 tut
Dear Sir Will you oblige me with another bottle
of your excellent Liniment f " It is eertaiuly thai beat
01 tne amd 1 navs ever seen. - It has cared entinly my
son's knee, about which I was.so uneasy, and I kava
jwuuu it pi uuucuto (h imineuiaie rsuei in several eaawa
of external injury in my family. : A few evsnlnnanwv
my youngest child was seized with a violent attack nf
croup, wucD was entirely removed in twenty intfiuten.
by robbing her chest and throat freely with the exter
nal remedy, 1 think yon .ought to manufacture this'
Liniment lor general use, instead ofofiaing the naa
af it. as you bate heretofore done,W your particular
acouamtanees. x Vmih Jri '
. . . . - . , . v. MBIT, ,
w.e ? anford;
rnu )in, x t sroadwav. V.
Pric--60 cents per boltU. with djreiotaa. T- -O.
ax . - v WILLIAM PCf ?Tra nrw
Raleigh, April lftth, 1843. . Si y
, m II I III ""I aaaSSBPSSBSBSSaSSBBBn
ii ALiuraf 6 Asrorr haix no A n
VFARJl REDUCED. VAO'
XKlx ssd alter the- ldsy r June, the f,r- fm
Uj;PageothU.oad,willba reduetd !
average of 4 cents per mile, v The follow-.. "
bsve been etabliahed to and from the different Dr r,,,"
on the line, vis r - " - . - P01
- . GOING NORTH.
Kaletgti to HuntsviHa ;
1 do: ForeetvibV J
do . Frsnklinton
V d': J tftsntou'-s
Vir ' HenderaoB
do " Ridgway
dot , f Warrenton
do If scon
do LittletonT
do Carton
GOING SOUTH.
Gaston to Littleton
do Macon
do Warrenton
do Ridswsy
do Henderon
do Stanton's
do Frsnklinton
do Forest ville
do Huntaville
do Raleigh
50
75
23
73
00
30
75
00
50
00
SO
00
23
SO
UO
29
75
25
50
00
A reduction of the Stage fare South, from RaUi.k
to Columbia, will also be made in a proportion corn,
ponding with tbe above rate. Travellers from the
North, destined to any point in tbe Middle or Western
section of North Carolina, the upper part of Sooth
Carolina, or the Eastern portion ol Tennessee, win
find the route by , the Raleigh and Gaston Rsil Koad
tbe most expeditious and comfortable. Excellent
Stage anI Hack lines run South and West from R.
leigh, and also in various other directions from thi
principal Depots on the Road. Ptrxont fnm
the iVorA, wishing to travel thi route, thould U
careful to take the Grecntville Train at the Junction
near Belfield, Va.
R. &. G. Rail Road Office, ?
May 26, 1843: 5 43
PACKET BOATS
For Scottsville and Lynchburg.
TKUK.Mail Packet Beau, JOHN MARSHALL,
JJJ Capt. Hull, and J. C. CABEL, Capt. Hunt
ley, will leave Richmond from our'landing, at the bead
of the Basin, fof the above places, on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, A. M. preciely,and
arrive at Scottsville by 1 A. M. next day, and into
Lynchburg by 7 P. M.
X ETTJRN ING.
Leave Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day a, at 7 A. M. and arrive at Scottsville by 10 P. M.
and into KtcnnKnd next day by 4 r. M.
By this arrangement, passengers for Tennessee and
Goyandotte, will not be detained in Lynchburg, u
heretofore. Our Boau will also connect with the
lines of Stsges from Scottsville to Staunton.
This b now the cheapest and beat rouie to lb dif
ferent Virginia Springs, and offers many other induce-
menu to travellers tor prelerence.
The invalid wul be pleased with his easy, eomfbruv
ble and safe passage; the beautiful and romantic ace
nery will delight the admirers of nature, and the rich,
far famed and highly cultivated James River low
grounds and highlands, will gratify the agricultural
and man of taste.
On their arrival at Lynchburg, Passengers havt 1
choice of two-routes to the White Sulphur Sprinn,
with an assurance that all shall be sent on two hut
of Stages running over the Natural Bridge and by,
iMbbrers Springs, and tbe other by Liberty, Firicutls
and the fiweet Springs.
EDMONDS & DAVENPORT.
Richmond, Jon 8, 1849. 47-3m
PETERSBURG and KlCIirtlO.D,
AND RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAIL ROADS.
Great reduction in rates to Washington, Baltimore
. rhuadelphia, 4-c.
OTICE is hereby aivrn. that on snd after Mon
day-" the 17th instant, the rharaes bv the Rail
oad line between Petersburg snd the Northern Ci
ties Will be reduced as follows :
W bole fare between Petersburg and Wash
ington, $ 7
. Do " do' do Bahi- -
more N' ' 8 50
Do do do Phila
delphia by the Newcastle snd French town
Rail Road and Steamboat line. 1 0 50
Or by Peck & Sons Ii nv 1 0 00
It will be perceived from tbe above, that the cbtrres
by th Railroad routa,ar now as low as by tbe River
asd Bay route, with tbe advantage in favor of iba
Rail Road route of greatly increased expedition, trav
ellers by it reaching Washington in eltven, Baliimore
in fourteen, and Philadelphia in twenty-three boors
after leaving Petersburg, sod arriving in Philadel
phia before traveller, by the Kiver and Bay boat
nave teji norjoUt.
fit. f vtt.l .1.. . .- nlkra
under 12 years of age, ball-price. '
TH. SHARP, Agent
of Transportation.
July I 672m-
XX Wis KO AD
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Fix CharloitestiUe, University (f Virginia, and
Staunton.
ISITORS to the Virginia Springs will find tbeir
most agreeable and expeditious route to tbs
Springs to be by Petersburg snd the Richmond 10a
Fredericksburg Rail Road to 1 he Junction;faNl
(he Louisa Rail Road to Charlottesville, which they
reach early on the day on which -tfwj leave PeWf
burg, passing on their way Monticeiki and tbe Use
versity or Virginia; and arriving at th Wsrm Kpnnp
in two days, and the White Sulphur on the third iJ
from Petersbotgk avoiding night travelling rntirtly
Passengers by this route, should take tbeir ae'
the Kichmond and Fredericksburg Kail Koaa W
in Richmond for Staunton. M
Fare from Petersburg 10 Richmond, . !?
Do Richmond to Stsonton, 8P
, T.sJHARP, Agent
of Trensportsuo"
Office of R. FdcTLR. R. C:
Richmond, Va. Jury It.
More iexr Goods Jut come
6 dozen Jara fresh Ox Marrow,
15 pounds Jojuhe Paste, ,
4 dorta Jars; French prepared Motard,
- 10 iSe2,--$ American' i Ja
l,00tl VejyUraaMiglaxed Pi'pesV-,
10 Jara Pickled Onions, (verytnks)
200 pounds Superior Smakinc Tobacco,
Largo lot of Cologne, ' .
Fancy boxes of all description,
.. vToota Brushes, . .
French Brandy a very superior aruc"
J Bottles, having been bottled five or sixT"
ago.
With many other artldss, which will be sold u
Please call ami examine for yourselves.
8. L. TUt-"J
31
Raleigh, April 17. 1843.
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