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, U ner cent, will b-arrnid from the regular prices,
rw . i.,rriments. Inserted hi 1b SsmhWiiili
o,i9tcr, will also appear In the Wekkly Paper
$y Letters to tb Editor mast be post-paid.
POETRY. . ..
M LIKE OEIilNX PEJLRLS AT SANDOM STP.TJNG.
1
DARBY AND JOAN.' .
lS otD BTOBt WITH A tJOOD LKSSOV.
When Darbv saw the MUiag on,
He swung bis scjibe, and home be run ;
St down, drank off bU pint, and said .
My work is done, I'll jo to bed." - ,
i My work is done!" retorted Joan ; .
'My work u done !' your constant tone i ,
Bat haplss woman neer can y
My woik is -done till judgment day7 . .
Here Darby beau'd, and scratched his had,
To answer what h?sJoohjid-iid
Btl all ia vaio, bercjaek weo on
Yes, woman's work is never done !"
A early Jaws, ere PUosJnis rose, B,
Old Joaa resumed ber tale of wee;
VV ben Darby said : ' Fit eod the Urile,
lk you tbe man, end I ibewife, -Tke
you the scythe and mow, while I
Will all your boasted cares supply.
Osatent," quoth Jos a; xie ase thy flioi ;
Tbis Darby did, aad ot tho weoU
Darby arose, and aeiaed the brooaa,
Aad whirled the dirt about the room ;
Which bavins done be scarce knew how,
He. hied to milk the brintlle cow '
Tbe brirxlle- cow wh'uked round her tail '
In Darby's eyes and kicked tbe pail ;
The cluwn perpleiod wi.h grief and pain,
8wore he'd ne'er try to milkasain ; ' -When
turning; round, in sadamaze, . r.
He saw bis cotuge ia a Mate i '
For as be ebsnced.to brush the room,
In careless baste be fired tbe'broom.
Tbefireatjast eabduedl be swore ." ... -Th
broom sod- he ereutd meet no more.
. .... -
Tressed V mwfrtone,' an4 perplexed,
Darb prepared or breakfast reit
Bat wbatioseth srcely.knew'
Tbe bread was spedt,th batter too;
His hands bedaobad with paste and floqr.
Old Darby labored fait an boar; .
But hapless wighQ h eould. not make
The bread taksr form of loaf or. cake.
As every door wide open stood.
In came the sow in quest of food,
And stumbling onward, with bet snout
O'erset the churn the cream ran oaU
As Darby turn'd the bow to beat,
' The slippery cream betrayed bis feet ;
He caught the bread-lroogh in bis fall.
And down came Darby, trough and all.
The children wakened by tbe clatter,
Start up and cry, La ! what'e tbe matter !"
OJJ Jowler barked, 'and Tabby mewed,
And hapless Darby bawled aloud,
" Return, my Joan, as heretofore,
I'll play the housewife's part no more :
Since now by sad etperieoce taught.
Compared lo thine my work ia naught. '
"Henceforth, as business calls, I'll take,
Content, tbe plough, rbe scythe, tbe rake ;
And never wiTd transgress-tbe line -;
Our fate have marked, while thon art mine ;
I'll ver thy honest soul do more
By scolding, as I've done before.
Let each our proper task attend
Forgive the past and try Jo mend."
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN INDIAN CHILD'S GRAVE.
Among the most curious and interesting
peculiarities of tbe American Indians, istheir
methods of disposing of their dead. The
mode? are different in different tribes, va
rying according to their religious notions,
accidental caprice, or their attachment to the
person of tbe deceased. 'Among the Esqui
maux the corpse is deposited., with the' head
tojhe westward, in a sort of coffin formed
owioose planks, and placed upon a plallorm
pi driftwood, wbich is sotnetioaes yaiseovto
roe neight ol two .feet. . A mve-snaped cov -
. I ... - a a
crinji made of spars of driftwood pot togetb
er clost'ljV i Erected over thui to sfecre tbe
body from ne depredations of wild beasts it
givea way hbve-Tcr "fiaUyto the i rapacity of
foxes and wol ea. The " body s generally
dressed in a frock 7n ad e of eiderduck skjns,
and covered with htdO of deer "Somelimes
m. m - . a. B -
tnecottjnandpUneiareonilteaanauiecoTiw
then reals simply on the "drt't Wood: ''Among
gorne of tbe tribes o( the Unu'ed Stales.1 the
dead afe buried several feet uUler ground,
T- j i .
witniueir ureases ana ait weir Itfipiemeuw
of-waf andhunting by their side" Tbe.e
things are thrown into the crave in the be-
lief thai the deceased Will have use for thetn
in thai h'untibff irroundi of the other world.
. t'-ssjsb' " r .
Other tribes place tbem in tbe earth in an
proM nnattird. all accoutred and nreDared foM
;m!in,- wh:k4Kw.khlnir iii Kol
Z W Zi 7h aZWA toU til
necesaary, to ood Jih deceased reach the
country 01. sou U. Aroong.n mppowajs,
one mode of -burying ithavdead,. itto place
rtn l m.UA n tlorl with Wfltffln
ieet nign. , 'ijey pJaot near inftepoieaM
wild hop, or sorjM other kirid of running vine
ft - mt mm . .O " .
uiucji tpreatjl OTCT ftud COTfW we coian.
The reason they gie for thus vdisKi Off of
therr dead, is, thatlhey dislike to hasten them
mi f . a cfort if thtn to ieeThe bo,
tht contairts the reraains of their departed
i ne cnippeways dclarrf that all Indians
when tbey dkj go to a large village, towards
the setting sun, that has no end to it Jeeby
ug-amdahourkee-ewaud, or (he country of
soul. Seme say 'tbey get there directly-
others hare to encamp several nighta by the
way before tbey reach it. Tlie Great Spirit',
however according I o their belief, does not
live in this great village, but he live intlu
sky. - These notions of the untutored Indian,
evidence the universality of Religion ; and
if men's feelings were not sufficient, they
prove that the human mind Is as prone to re
ligion as sparks are to fly upward.
,. , Southern Miscellany,
A TEACHER, twenty-eight years of
age, educated in Uonnecticot, who has
had six years experience in teaching at tbe
South, and is qualified, ia addition to tbe English
branches, to instruct in' the Latin and Greek, wishes
to secure a situaUon in some Aeademy or Private Fam
ily. oatisfaeiory recommendations given. Please
address W. O. W. Moreantsn. X. C.
August 25, 1843. ?!6t
Tf OOK. LOOK., E.OOI4 NEW BOOKS,
U A NEW BOOKS. Just received this day. at the
North Carolina, Bookstore, Raleigh, N.CNo. 1,
Fayelteville Street ; Change for the American Notes.
in Letters from London to New York, by an Ameri
can Ltady. 1 be .Neighbors, by rrederika Bremer,
The Works of William Shakspeare, complete, at 25
cenxs pec numoer. x or sate dv
w TURNER & HUGHES.
September 1. ? 71-
, SALE OF NEGROES.
Ti ri i ILL BE SOLD, in ynrsuance of an order of
V V Johnston County Co8rt, at tbe Court House
in 8mithfiekl, on Tuesday of September Surerior
Uourt, (26th Sept. 1843.)
THIRTEEN VALUABLE NEGROE8,
Belonging to the Estate of Isaae IS tailings, dre'd. A
credit at sit months will be given, and bond with
good security required.
E. dKYAN, Err.
August 3 1, 1843. 71-
ITATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUKRY
County. Superior Court of Law. Spring Term
Kicchen Goes
'' vs.
Catharine Goss.
?
Petition for Divorce.
5
It appearing to the satisfaction of tbe Court, that
Catharine Goss, the Defendant, is not a citizen of this
State: It is therefore ordered by tbe Court, thstpub
lication be made ia the Raleigh Register and Caroli
na Watchman for three months, that tbe Defendant
sppear at the next Superior Court of Law, to be held
for the County of Surry, at the Uourt House in Kock
ford, on the 5th Monday after the 4th Monday of Ad-
gast next, then and there to plead and answer or de
mur to said Petition, or the same- wilt be heard ex
parte snd decree accordingly.
Witness, Winston comers, Ulemoi our saw ourt
j at Office: the 6lb Monday after the 4 lb Monday ol
February 1843.
WINSTON SUM fc Ko, U, o. C
University of Yirginla.
THE SessQps ef this Institution annually com
mence on the 1st of October, and terminate on
tbe 4th of July following. Tbe Schools of tbe Uni
versity, with their respective Professors, are
.1. Ancient languages. Dr. Uesanor Han won,
2. Modern Languages. Dr Cbarles Kraitsir.
3- Mathematics. Mr Edward H. Courtenay.
4. Natural Philosophy. Mr Wm B Rogers.
6 Civil tiOgineeupig tbe subjects of wbicb are
divided between tbe Professors of Mathematics aod
Natural Philosophy. .
6. Chemistry ana Ma tens Medica.D Ko E
Rogers. " . "
7. Medicine. Dr Henry Howard.
8. Anatomy and 8orgery DrJsmes J, Cabell.
9. Moral Philosophy Mr George Tucker.
10. Law-Jndge Henry St G Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman of the Faculty.
Tbe regular, stated charges for the session
are' - ' $500
t or all other nececsarxeKPenaes mis sum is
sufficient. : 125 00
I
3f mmm
t $350 00
Tbe sum ef $350 haabeen found, for several years
past, to be the. total average amount of tbe expenses
i of resident Students, from the books -of tbe Patron,
with whom tbey are required to deposit alt their funds.
For further particulars, see one of the printed cat
alogues, or the .Washington Globe and the CEMes-
ton Mercury, in both of which, papers a standing' act-
verusemeni win oe mjudo.
WILLIS H- WOODLEY,
Procter and Patron U.pf Ya.
Julv 14 5t Oct
. , ,.. -
rilHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Public,
k k k.iiivnan&l . Ahiul in thA Tnwn nf
WadesboroV North Carolina. He ia prepared to
1 teach the following branches, viz :
A ncient Languages
$12 60
10 oo
8 00
30 00
8 00
15 00
Modem; de
Mathematics
Natural Philosophy si
Chemistry, Materi Medka
Moral Philosophy 1
French .
Tbe Subscriber baa opened bis School, not so much
te- prepare young men for tbe University, as o give
bis Pupils thorough Education ;. though he Hatters
bis Pupils ft thorough Education; though he flatters
himself tbthiefoMv competent to prepare them, as
a,e .smv one ek -Heh-iustlefiibeUiu
and basreceived the most flattering testimoniaU from
I. u-.-i a . i.. i;.r.ra K.ri.r. t thm
iupvw, mv-.ij , . VV .
5
feJ? 5 JLClif
' " w T.nwn, Astani man of
1 savftsaiTBiiwsS V n A mUArm and talent of the first order, who
I vvuwi bmv " C0 T C ' "
I is so well known to the literary. community that he
needs no recommendation.. ' ..
WAnasBoao is a pleasant viHag in AnsonGoun
tJ. beahhv countryi and in tbe midst of a moral
nJ urttened commioity . - Board of the first qua!-
ily UQ obuined at cheap pricea in the ramny ol
I Mr. Taoxrsos.and other very respectable families
I ' 8AML. Me AULY.
P - Hori.D. L. Swain.. Chanel HiU: P. Kase Rons-
Uille, Lexington; Alexander B: Justice. Lincolntott;
W mm mm m a . - .
yvm l. Alezander chaiiottfc
PfiINT WAREHOUSE.
IN NEW YORK.
Trt F. LEE, (formerly of the firm of Lord.dc
UJ)9 Lees) and U. D. BREWSTER, under the
firm of LEE dc BREWSTER, have established at
1 13 Pearl street, New York, a
- -WAREH0U8E
ON AN EXTEN8IVE SCALE,
EXCXUSIVELY-FOR
To supply, the City and interior trade by the Piece or
Package.
By confining their attention entirely and exclosive-
ly to tbisxme article, L. Ac B. wilt be enabled not
only to exhibit a mote extensive and beautiful assort
ment than is to be found elsewhere, there being no
similar establishment for prints in the linked States)
but to Fed always at prices as low, and generally low
er than those of bouses whose attention and means
ate divided among a large variety of articles.
1 he enure -stock, embracing abottl two thousand
different patterns and colorings, comprises all the la
test and choicest styles, to which will be constantly
added all the desirable new styles which appear, many
of which cannot be had elsewhere.
Catalogues of prices, corrected with every variation
of the market, will be put into the hands of buyers.
Alt orders will receive tbe best attention.
July 28, 1843. .61 ly
ITICDICAlr irSSTITXJTE,
OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
THE Lectures in this Institution will commence,
as usual, on the first Monday of November, and
continue until the last of February, under the follow
ieg Faculty, viz i
JEDEDIAH COBB,M. D.,
Professor.of Anatomy.
CHARLES CALDWELL, M. D.,
Prof. Inst'a. of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN E. COOKE, M. D
Prof. Theory and Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL D. GROSS, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER, M. D.,
ProC Obstetrics and Diseases of Women & Children.
CHARLES W. SHORT, M. D.,
Prof. Materia Medtea and Medical Botany.
LUNSFORD P. YANDELL, M. D
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
"DANIEL DRAKE, M, D.,
Prof. Clinical Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
Six Lectures are delivered daily. Tbe fee for
each ticket is $15, The notes of good and solvent
Banks of the State in which the pupil resides, will be
received in payment. Tbe Matriculation feeir$5,
and of Graduation $20, both payable hi Kentucky
paper. Tbe fee to the Demonstrator of Anatomy,
Dr. Bayless, is $10, which includes all the privileges
of attendance on his demonstrations and dissections
from tbe first of October till the first of March. The
price of boarding, with fuel, fight, and attendance, is
from $2 to $3 per week.
Professors Cobb and Gross, in anticipation of the
regular session, will deliver a course of Lectures on
Visceral and Surgical Anatomy, and Operative Sur
gery, beginning on the 15ih of September and termi
nating on the last Saturday of October. Tbe fee to
this course is $20.
By order of the Faculty :
J. COBB, M. D., Desn.
TVTEW PUBMCATIOIVS. The Military
IV OperaUons at Cabul, by Lieut. Eyre t the Ru
ral and Domestic Lite of uermany,by Wm. rlowett ;
the last year in China, to tbe peace of Nankin, by a
Field Officer l Russia and tbe Km-stans, by J. G
Kohl, in 2 Vol's, i a journey to Cabool, by tbe late
Lieut. Col. Sir Alex. Burncs, C. B. &c. : the Law.
yer, his character and rule of Holy life, by Edward
O Bnen ; the Honey Bee, dee. 6xc by Edward Be-
van, with engravings ; the Lives of eminent British
Lawyers, by Henry Roscoe. Esq. ; Critical and Mis
cellaneous Essays, by James Stephens ; tbe Noctes
Ambiosianae of Blackwood,- by Prof. Wilson ; the
works of De Israeli, the younger in 1 Vol. This dav
received and for sale at ihe North Carolina Book
Store. TURNER 4-HUGHES.
Raleigh, August 1. 61
TTTTTILL be sold for Cash at the Cdurt-bouee in
VW wiimifioinn nn th 20th An tit Sp.ntfmhr
next all the right, tiUe, and interest that the Wil-
mjngton and Raleigh Rail Rot d Company has in ami
to the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road, levied
upon by virtue of a Pi. Fa. to me directed and to be
sold to satisfy said Fi. Fa. Thomas W. Chinn vs the
Wilmington and Raleigh Kail Koad Company.
WESLEY JONES MAKHHALL.
JEREMIAH NICHOLS, Dkfctt MARSHALL.
August 16th, 1843.
Books Books Books.
rrtlHIS day received at tbe North Carolina Book-
Lf store, No. 1. Cheap side, Raleigh, N. C. The
Historv of N . os S. A merica. by T. F. Gordon. The
Life of Sir Walter Raleigh, by MThompson.
Narrative of. the War in Germany ,ff nd Franca in
1813 and 1814, by LieoU Gen. CJjarJea- Yane,
Memoirs 6t Uen. Lalayettev ana toe j rencn revolu
tion 10830, by B. Sarrans, bis Secretary. Famil-
. w t. a . - sra n
iar SkSKers anu rspers ui aicijj. munui. um va
t i n . r r ; v u I : T . r 1
Journal in 2 vols. Memoirs of Lncien Bonaparte,
I vol The Lib of William Cobbet in 1 vol. The
Life of Galileo Galilei in 1 vol. For sale by
TURNER & HUGHES.
Jtrne 13. ' " 65"
GRAY'S
I N V A L U A BL E OINTMENT.
- For sale by wholesale "or retail, by
, - N L. STITH.
BOOTS and SHOES-
FALL STOCK for 1843.
THE SUBSCRIBER, hating 'just completed an
unusually large assortment of BOOTS 6c SHOES,
b now prepare to effer them to his customers aod
the pubUc gfoBrally, at almost unprecedented low
is now prepared to effer them to his customers aod
to oo so aiter e"min5 . m Mn
I In addition to the aboVe, the Subscriber keeps con
...nlw ft hmt rremrietv of T,mn pim
S.LtSa;r2eT
Country MerchanU will nodoobt findit tetbeir
interest to eiamine the abov before the completion of
lr purchases.
DAVID R.NEW80M.
71-lm
I TfTnlted States District Cotrrtof
- l nj crtb Carolina In Danfcroptcy.
NotieeOo aKeW cause" against the Pedtion. of the
following Petitioners, for their discharge and certifi-
ite as Bankrupts, at Newbern, on the fourth Monday
tntia October next, to-wit :
( CHATHAM COUNTY.
Dr. S pence McClannahanV
CASWELL COUNTY,
C. N. B. Evans.' J
- Publication Ordered, r
, .U, POTTER. D. J.U. SN. C.
v - .
William Thompson,
Cabinet and Furniture Ware-house,
Raleigh, N. C.
THE Subscriber has now on band at his f urnish
,inz Ware Rooms, just in the rear of Messrs.
1'orner & Hughes' Book Store, a general assortment
jf Articles in bis 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 lo leave no excuse for sending to the
North for Furniture. Call and look, before yon send
from home. VwILLIAM THOMPSON.
(Cj Walnut, Birch, Maple and Popla Lumber
well-seasoned, taken in exchange for Furniture. '
PILLS I PILLS ! ! PILLS i ! !
HEALTH THE TRUEST RICHES.
THE CELEBRATED
Hygcian Vegetable Pills,
Can be had, at the Store John Primrose,
FAYETTJCVILLE STREET, EALEIGH, N. C.
MOAT'S M ORISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEUN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE Accurately pre
pared by Dr. H. S. Moat, of New York, from the
original recipe used for many years by his fate father,
Mr. Thomas Moat, Vice President of the British Col
lege of Health.
Twenty years' suecesfol administration of these
celebrated medicines in Europe, and more than twelve
years 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 tbe long catalogue
of human misery ; most convince the most incredu
lous, ef 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 ihe blood."
The Medicines being composed entirely of herbs or
vegetable matter, purify the blood, and carry off the
corrupt humors of the body, in a manner so simple as
to give every day ease and pleasure.
Man will be burn todaysot bliss, compared town at
has hitherto been his lot, weighed down as he has
been by disease, infirmities, and sufferings which no
earthly power knew how to alleviate, until this dis
covery was presented to the world. The weak, the
feeble, tbe infirm, 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 circomstances 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 against ta
king cold.
fjCj The prepotency. of these medicines, has inda
ced snanv sneculators to attemet imsosition on the I
public, by forging the labels, or forcing tbeh JiK(blJWnn; Potter, she had issue two children, Robert
turns inu notice through the medium of the' Press. riaml Margaret,-whoare believed ttf be dead without
Some of them pretend to Hygeian rmnclples, by steal : I
ingfrom the writings of the Hygeist,.and copying
whole pages into their fulsome advertisements,
But as they cannot copy tbe medicine, tneir speci
fics or their deleterious nostrums prove to be unayail-
ng, their putting and piracy become evident : disap
pointment to the afifieted is eventual, and with just
obloquy the pretenders sink into oblivion.
The Hygeian medicines, first introduced into this
country by H. S. Moat, in 18 30, have for the last four
years been prepared by him, and tbe increasing sale
attests their intrinsic merit ; they comprise two sons
of Pills, No. 1 and No. 3, in single boxes of each at
95 or 50 cents ; and Packets containing both sorts, at
tl, $2, or $3. The Vegetable TJIeansing 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
1 n a loKoi nf urllmiy ntmpr.
Noneare genuine unless 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. SHsrBEi.ai Moat, .
Principal Office, 60 Canal St.
All orders will be promptly filled at 20 percent.
less than retail prices for all sums ever twenty five
dollars, for cash.
Some petson in every Town and Village, ought to
keep this valuable medicine, for the benefit of their
fellow men. Urre individual, sent ninety miles To
procure them.
Hot. 17, I84Z. ,
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.
rrnHE Subscriber would sell, privstely, his two
II i? .v, x- w r Br,Ab- .r .
IHE Subscriber would' sell, privstely, his two
lying in the county of Warren, North Carolina, im-
IB S alius VIM Hlfliu v. ..vaoiriw II. v,,
mediately above ana oeiow uoomson s rerry, eacn
containing: upwards of 1000 acres, 400 or upwards
being river low ground; ef as good quality as any on
the river, it is believed. . Those two Farms are in fine
omnninir ramlitirvn arnmt naina hmviil? bn taknn fnr
tne last lew years to imprv uieni evrj way.
The subscriber will not puff, through this adver-
tisement, the above valuable tracts of Land, as they
' need no effort of the sort, thinking it probable that
those persons wishing to purchase will view the lands :
be is content to leave them to speak for' themselves.
I The terms on which he would sell tbe above Farms
will be liberal even- way. and he invites an inspection
of his lands by those wishing to purchase before buy-
Og Clscnrucio.
Mt friflnda John B. Thrower. John H. .Lewis.
and U- J. uiaiuurne, J r. ui uiiuuwitk cuuuijf, i
TV T -I T - U . T7
will take pleasure in showing the above lands to any
pereons wishing to view tbemor give any fortlter in-
formation in reference to them that may be wished,
CLACKTROBINSON,
Warren, N, C,
A a gust 7.
646
Pomp Making:. '
rrnHE SUBSCRIBER announces to tbe
pnbUe,
i
a - . -
U r"r- r -r -
1 ik.i h. i. rmnucrt In nuk. rna arul iLm
out Pumti. to ocder and at tne ahortest noUce.
110 UUllve UJ .wavwv euMV K aaajra sii.iimvi v wsjajs-ar
T-sT- aM mm Ia.as. mm nnrwttial sa f ts.ssi t Lrvsra Knoi
ness, to receive a snare or public patronage.
JOSEPH B. Mc ADAMS.
Raleiirh. JnneSOlh, IS43. 50
A N assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Superior
Straw Floor Matting, Stuart's best Steam Refi-I
ned Candy, ate. ate ,. ..
Just received, and for sale, cheap for Cash.
- JOHN T. WEST,
Next Store to New Market House.
,Aaroat 25, . . Stf
JTJTSTgysv
DR. STRINGFELLOW'S
PRICES FOB DENTAL OPE RATIO
Extracting Texth-ox Roots, each . . ' $ 1 00
LxammalionaiulducUoiiBforthemaBage
ment of .Children'B Teeth,
5.00
5eO0
1 00
3 GO
8 00
10 00
10 00
15 00
Cleaning the entire set of- Teeth
Separation by Filing, each
Plugging with gold .
Best Artificial Teeth on Pivots, each
Do. on gold pivots
Do, on gold plate .
Do. on the improved plan of Dr. S.
Operating for, and attendance on confirmed .
cases of Neuralgia , 200 00
Terms CASH. .
Raleigh, June 12, 1843.
References :
Hon. Geo. E. Badger,
Judge Battle, C Raleigh.
Dr. Beckwith, S
Dr. F.fJ Pope
Wm. Plummer, Esq. C Warrenton.
Gen. Hawkins. J'
Col, Jojmer,V
Dr. Wilcox, CHalifax.
Dr. Bond. S
COMMUNICATED.
It U with no little pleasure that we are enabled jto
inform the public, through the medinm of your col
umns, that a cure has been at length discovered for the
most painful and harassing of all nervous affections,
Neuralgia or Tic Doloreax. The many unfortunate
patients whose sufferings we have witnessed, and who
are ignorant that those sufferings eon be relieved by
scientific means, induce us to mflke this commuci
tion. j The number of cases already cured, by Dr.
STBiirerEU.ow, of this City, prove conclusively tbe
success of his practice, which is as novel as it is effi
cacious. His residence in tbe Capital of the State,
will make it convenient for him to consulted by
many at a distance, who are afflicted - witn disease,
almost as prostrating to ihe mental as te the physical
energies of the human system. J.
awjTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Wakb
County. In the Court of Equity. Clerk and
Master's Office, Aug. 11, 1843.
William Peaee,
vs.
John M. Peace and others.
The Plaintiffs BiH in the- above entitled easse.
states hrsubstante, that Joseph Peace of Raleigh,
hath, lately departed-thw life, intestate, unmarried, and
without issue ; tbat the plajnUnT and the defendants.
John M Peace and Pleasant Peace are brothers of the.
said Joseph that he had in bis Hfetime,one other broth'
er, named James Barr, and four sisters, Elizabeth Barr,
Nancy Barr. Mary Peaee and Luey Peace,wbo all died
many years before the said Intestate : That James Bai
left a daughter Nancy,' intermarried with one Fuller, ,
(whosa Christian name is unknown to tbe plaintiff,)
and resides in Shelby Connty, Tennessee1: and that
James had a son named Thomas, who is dead, leaving '
two children, wbeeside ha Alabama one a son na
med John G. Barr, and the other, a daughter, whose
name is unknown to thjg plaintiff. That Elizabeth;
Barr Was twice married by her first husband.
one
And,y tier second ausoanj,wr. Wiles tt.mg,l
be had issue, idlir sons, John, Edmund, Alexander
ana w imam, airoi. wnora are ueau tne ureeasi i
named, tn tbe belief of the plaintiff, without isue I
mnl John. tarirfr nn. T.eonidaii K"mcr. rpilinir in I
Alabama or J ennessee,and roe phuntui believes, otner :
children, but if so, their names are unknown to him. '
And. she had also four daughters, Julia, who inter
married evilh one Piggees, (now deceased.) and .who.
is residing a widow in Pontotoc, Mississippi ; Harriet,
now the wife of one Harman, whose christian name
is unknown to the plaintiff, residing in Monroe
Coetity, Georgia. Mary, now the wife of one Lin
ton, whose L'brtsiian name is also unknown residing
in Marshall County, Mississippi ; and Elizabeth, now
the widow of one Coke, and .residing in Pickens
County, Alabama i That Nancy Barr died leaving is
sue in North Carolina t hat Mary l'eace mtermar-
ried with Isaac KittrelL and removed to' Alabama,
where she left issue onedaughter. Harriet, married
to some one, whose name is wholly unknown lotho
prainim inai saia aiarv nao qibw whiiu, wno.are
dfnn 1111 1 wnpinrr n in or wuaoui issue. uunawn
to the plaintiff: That Lucy Peace intermarried with
Lewis Lemay, and f besides other issue j had a son nao
med John P. Lemay, now of Desoto Connty, Missis -
sippu
i And the said mil further shews tbat tne said flain-
tiff and the said John M. Peace, and Pleasant Peace,
wfih the issue of the said deceased brother and sisters
of the said Intestate, are his heirs at law ; That the
Plaintiff and the Intestate in bis lifetime were partners'
ere partners
under the firm of Joseph ami WiUam-Peseesnd,
as such, were seized in fee simple of divers Lois and
Tracts of . Land in Raleigh, and in the Counties of
Wake and Granville, and which are particularly de
scribed in the said Bill, which are a dear surplus of
the said partnership effects, of which the said Plain-
L-.i . : . :..t
the said partnership effects, of which the said Plain
tiff in his own- right, h entitled to one moiety; and
f 11, 11 VW1T I lKUk, IW CUMllCU IU inn UWI.IT , KUU
with the said living brothers, and the issue of the said
deceased brotner and; sisters, ;o tne said loiestato, is
I entitled, as heirs st law, of the said IntesUte, to the
other moiety, between them to be divided according
to their several interests;' And tbe scope and prayer
t R il fiwMnun mimii IhMVtin tttkt fnrth ia for thrt
t gale Ol too saia AjOis ami A ract 01 KjWou, ia oraer,i
that tbe proceeds of such sale may be divided pa ilea
of actual partition. , . ... -..
And the . Plamtinv having this .day tiled ms said
Bill, in the office of the said Court, and supported the
same by his affidavit, in writing, I, Perria Busbee,
of the said PlaintuX aad according to the Act of As -
sembly in such case made, by this ad vertisement to
I ut SI A ncu iusdiv(u.iu nawigu iiviwj
I notify snd warn th said -Jona Eteaeem. the 'ssid
I . .1 - - ' - .U. ! O 1 tT.
i iniduio imu jnuiii nns, wo imi nvano too ntr
I riet bis wife, the said Elilabeth Coke, the said Leoni
das King the sard Fuller and Nancy his "wife, the
said John G. Barr, the said Hairnet, daughter of tbe
said late Mary KittrelJ, and her husTjaedud me said
! John P. Lemay, aw well as all -otnor persens not rest-
! dents of the 8tate of North Carolina who may have
- or claim any interest ia the premise, to appear before
I .k. e .w. :.i f . r c .lp:,
rrs;fcr.v"s
I rvj:i.w-as--ji-- r ,
nii.iu.Hw aiiuni . in iijiii in muiiumv ui ucuieiduh aiva..
I . -
I and nlfad anawer or anmnt to Out aafd Bill, otner-
t. jHi-i.v.. -.'l k. ih.m -
s . .
: pectiveiy, and be nearaesr pane, - . . . , -
Witness, tbe sard renin Uusbee, giera and Master
of the said Court, tbe 11th August 1843. ,
65 owl 7 PERRJN BUSBEE, C. M. E .
4 ' 1,1
Our OfiSce being suppUedl with tow greatest variety of
;i...yve.-are prepared -to execute. ... :
PAMPiiLKTa, Cards, Circxtlars, Hikitoimji
. XriZ'-'-' ore
Ia a style not inferior te any OiSce hi the State.
Vi'
RALEIGH i
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MANUFACTORY.
Save a Dollar and get a better Uat
Hugh jl vcjxtiajjwitr9
respectfully informs the Citizens ef Raleigh, aad the
Neighborhood generally, that be baa now, received bta
Spring 8tdtk, consisting of & SXi?a
of every description, Which he oflers far sate X bnst
twenty per cent, cheaper than they can be bad at any
other place in this City.! if e is now finishing soma
Superior, gassime re and German Brash Hal,.aiUzit
neater than you have seen for many a day , Abo, m
some very superior Mole Skin and Short Nap Silk
Hars, which for beauty of finish, and durability ean
not be excelled. Hats will be kept constantly on band,
er manufactured to order, of every quality, prfcaaadt
fashion. Hats of every, description cleaned and
pressed to look equal to new. easterners . Cats
pressed gratis. 3
IT, I., has taken the Shop on Fayeltevinefetreet,
recently occupied by Dr, JsnracTs, next door telf r.
Wmits's Shoe Store where he Invites the pablle to
call before perch asing elsewhere, if tbey wish to save
a dollar, and get a better Hat Ha Irnstf, that by strict
attention to the business, to receive a share of the Pttbr
lie patranage. ' .
K. B. Casb: given for Woo i on the Skin, aad'ev
ery description of Fpbs. ' s i
medical College of the State of Soutfir
. . Carolina. , ,r
THE regnlar course of lectures in this tnstitation
will be resumed on the second Monday in No,
vemher. '
Anatomy by j E. Holbrook, M. D.
Surgery-bj E. Geddings, M. D
Institutes and Practice of MedMne fe 8. Hsssrr
Dickson, M. D. . T - k
Physiology- James Moultrie, M P.
Materia Mcdicabj Henry R. Froat, M p. .
' Qbatetrics-hj Thomas q. Prioleau, M. D. -V
Chemistry C V. 8hepar6, M. D." '
TheBcbooi for Practical Anatomy baa been reor
ganised, and will be under the charge of Dra. Holbroek
and Ogier. .
Clinical Instruction, at the Marina Hospital aad
Alms Hons. , .
. HENRY R.FROS Dean.'
Ao 1 ' ' ;' - -'; J6 6w.v
DR. IIEIJJREE,
PflYSICIAlf 6F THE EYE AND EAR, AND r :
OPERATIYE SURGEON
Operates -fOT the relief of
Deafness and other affections of the Ear ; '
Cataract, Pterygium, Crossed Eyes&c. ' "
Enlarged Tonsils and Palate; ' 1
Club Foot, Hare-Lip,- Summering; J f: iL
Stone, Stricture Fistula Pile i " :
Deformities, Diseases of the Bones j '-
Hernia, (a radical cure,) Aneurism. .
Cancer, Polypus, Tumours, Ulcers,
And Surgical Diseases in general.
Dr. H. will visit any part of the State, where
his" services may be required.
xtaien, Jan. 23, 1843. i
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jt JitU UKIiIJKKE will give a regular Coanal
U V of Medical and 8urgicl instruction, to prepare?
taose stuoenu woo wun w visit the IN ortliernuollejee.
All the private Students of Dr. Hi. six in number.
rrBdnntv1 with nrAir -mt th ml rf ,Ki (UJ utA.'
in the Richmond Medical College.
jiKraasacKS t . .
Gov. Morshead, "V
Hon. Geo. E. Badger, I , . .
Dr. Beckwith, RaMgn,
Charles Manly, Esq. J ' " c ' 1
Hugh Waddeil, Esq. Hillsborough
Ore.
The Subscriber is prepared to execate R kinds o
Imitations of every variety of Marble, and of all kinds
of Wood dso, Wall Paratmg, Papeihaagrog;Ilai
Xing and GILDING on WoodomdJddaUicsubstaneu
of every description, in the .late French tyle,A.r
sminw uouce, uu op'
i iiur sivie ui hiviiuuimbuiu.
MILITARY f LiAUS end BANNERS Inted In '
the neatest style, -en tne sbortest "notice, and much'
- I cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. f ffHsW
1 fer to the Adjutant General ef North .Csvd&na.-'.rJ
rersoea wisnmg rainting el any description exe-
caled, by carting at tbe Cabinet Ware Room of Mr
I William Thompson, opposite tbeJJooth East cornet
of (he Capttol Square, may expect to nave It done to
I their entire satisfaction. ' ' C. FSAZIER; '
; Raleigh, Jan. 14, 1843.
frayed er Stolen, on srtaidjy night bet,,
from M r. WatTt
LTEtivc's enclosure in the City of Jv
Ivuiersh, a ab: a Hoass, 7 years otoVf SsidT
" uu"fw-
I aod a very tbick long tail. Whoever will return said
I,or!e'0V WWW.,
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warded.
Sept. 6,1843r.
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EDWIN JAMES CO. , - ., - . ,
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FETaaaauae, Yirgna
A RE-wr receiving. Hthe fate arrivals, their Fall ,
1 urb Wx! 'f ana Jsiapu VTO
I being mqchC (ban tbey nave.reeei ved foe several,.
i vv.wu. yut, .riu mm muw iw rw w , mi pwhj ,
1 before the recent advance.' laev are Prepared lo Of-
I -- i 1 I iu.i.,B..l.'.ar
I wr grcu luaKCiucuw, vj uv.)rnwvi pa.,, uu
- 1 tbeir estral terms. We invite all desiring to purchase
to examine eor stock.
. A fresh supply f tl;
Bolting Cloths,.from
the most superior Anchor brand ,
No, I to lO lncluarvs ,ai ,Wt
times on band..
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leupied by lb ReV. Ut."UU Poeeession lnay he
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v 'ATTORNEYS ?Arr LAW, '
WiU ptactice In'wl the Corte at 'o1yat''th,
Counties 6f Washicttti, Clark and UoreeLbatisi
Mobile, AptU I 1!43..
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