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' . tV . . (or nx week in the Raleigh Register, a uewa
For the Prtsideiey er the (nited Sttlei, J U.per pushed m the csi br Kaieii.; nwifymg tiw
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
JRALEIGH. N. C.
I T
u LIKE ORIENT PEARLS
AT
RANDOM STRUNG."
From tbe London. papaich
THERE' A STARJ.TEIAVST,,!'
There's a star in the west thnt sltall never go down
' Till tlie records ot v-alour' decay ; .
We mud worship its light tho 'tis notour owq.
Tor liberty bursts in its ray: ...
Snail i be name of a Vshirton ever be beard,
By u freeman and ihrill nof his breast? r
Isttrere one out of bondage that bail not tbe word
As t!i Bethlehem star of the West - ' '
t ' ",: ; '
War, war te the knife, bt entbraRed ofye die!
Was ihe echo that waited in tlie land r ' ' ''
Bur it was not his. voice that prompted the'cry,'
Nor Uis madness that kindled the brant)
He rain-d not hia arm, he defied opt Uis foes, .
Wliile a leaf of the olive remained, . j y
Till goat'ed by inattlt. hi apirit aroae, ". -:.-!
'Like a long baited lion unobaioed ' -
He struck with firm courage' tbe blow of the brmve,
. But sighed o'er the carnage that spread, 1
He indijjnnntty trampled ttie yoke of the slave,
And werti Car the ihoiuatids that bfe'dl" 1 ' ' '
Titough tie threw back the fetters and headed the strife,
Till man's cLarter was fairly restored, ,-:T
Yet be prayed for the moment whn freedom and Ufe
Would no longer beened whbtbvtwordt
0b! his laurels were pure, and ha patriot name .
In the page of tbe future shall dwell i
And be seen in all annals die foremost In fa me,
By the side of a Hofer and Tell. ,
Revile not my song, for ibt wjee ana the goad
Among Bntons have nobly fODbfess'd,
That his was tbe glory and ours was the blood
Of the deeply stain'd fields of the West.
" ,
WEDLOCK.
As spider seldom seitk the fij.
But leave bim of himself i' apply.
So men are by tbemselres employed
To quit trie freedom they enjoyed,
And run their becks into noose
They'd break' them after to break loose."
' HudibraM.'
JPIItE!
THE iETNA IWS17RAWCBKMIA
KY, of Uartfordi Conn Offrra to
insure Buildings .and Merchandise, : against lose or
damage by fire, at premium to suit the times, ,
Thi lu on rtf ih- MAt n,l ht fn.nr.nre Com.
panie
nies ua the United States, and oavs iu losses prompt-
' f - o T. I
Applications' for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vi
ciaity. to be made to. '.
- 8. W. WHITING.
May 4, 1843. . , ... Agent.
TO J1MERCUAJYTS. r,
M Y Fait stock of HATS and CAPS
it now complete, and ahaB receive ac-
cessions thereto durino the season, di-
root fr..mihRv.rimiManiifaruirera with
whom mv order. r lft. I
I dep.m it nnncpihiiirf in endmentfl the' vflriotia
tylcs and qualities of goods which 1 bave now fn I
store. Suffice it to eay, ibatmy assortment, as usual,
embraces every article kept -in Hat establishments, all
of which hae been selected, by myself, and orders
Civen out early in the season. ,
I inviie py former customers and others, who ex
pect to furnish themselves in the Petersburg and Rich
tnond markets' to give my Stdck' an examination. 1
. " FRANCIS MAJOR,
' Sycamore street, Petersburg; Ya. 1
Sept. 12. r 744W
Ai
DMINISTHATQR'S NOTICE. The
Subscriber bnviiig, at bepteinbef Terra,
1843, of the Court of Pleas and Qaarler Sesvioaa. for
the Qounly df Frankltit, uken Letter of AdsninLrtra
tion, according to. law , on the Estate of Willianj Fos
ter, dee'd, hereby gives "general iriDticfl to all the cred
itors of said Estate, to present . their cbw ma duly au
thenticate U, wiUnn i.he ume limited by, law for. that
purpoae-otherwiae this notice will be plead in bar of
recovery.
Dptra tolheaid Estate will also please make
payment immediately. .
, . ,. Y RICH:D. F. TARQROUGH, AdVr '
1 mmmt m
E
Oft SALE.The Hotree and Lrvtbn
.Hrllsborjatjijfy Street, adjoining 1 he tes-
' Atso, two- nuodrea sru amy acreaot wooi -
land within Hhree miles' of the Cptolc A(ss ne
groes' Bar well ana Pb'oeheVboth of w'hdm are valuable
h'ou.-e servant. Unlethe above property im Jutpeeed
of at private sale before Mendajr thw 8W' trwant.it
ill onihat day, be'sold at aaeiio'n.'- Apply to the
Subdcriher: and in cae of bia absence 'from town, to
Thomas G. St ott, Esq. -
Oct. 3, 1843. 80-ta
QjrATEpffKOBTIiCAKQWANonhKBp.
ar VPaafj-Siuriof urt f Ltw,' Spring
- ' . ' ; Juniu Aiui.'t j ,.
OrigiMl tUchmnl leit n.MtgTvet, Davy and
n 'eMe Ppewy , wftrtwnif the
V-W tKPeffnJam JunHw Ami. U non.rei.
(Jin( nit hi Slut ii i npiAiri tk fxni.r...r.n
aul Juoiu Amis to awoear at tbe next Term of thu
Voirt,.to be heU) for'the County of Norlhatniton, on
th fifth. Monday after the foiirth Mi.nday in -pUra-Wf
1843. at the Court House in the Town of Jack
.' then ond ihere to' replevy and plead,' otherwioe,
jndgmept by default will ' lie crranted at(Tnst him.
and the Property levied on condemned to the use of
' Witnesn, John P.'Boykin, Cletk'ofoorMid Cowt,
at office, rbe liftb; Monday after tbe fourth Monday in
March I8!d. -
JOHN 1". BO YK1.V; Clerk.-
TATE QF NORTH t:AROlrN A-Chalham
County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term. 1843. ,
Kedfonl Underwood, Slartna Underwood Alfred Cn
'derwootl, Elixabeth Underwood, and George Ln
, derwood, bv their next friend and euardian. AbiWr
B.. Marsh.
w.
Jesse Marley, Administrator of William Underwood,
dec d. and rhomns Henry and his wife Eliza.
Petition to Account and Settlement.
It appearing U ihe sati-faction of the Court, that
Thntnas Henry and Ms wife- Eliza, are non-restdenis
of tbia tsttrte, it is theref'tVeorderi-d by the Coort, that
publication be made in the Raleigh Reistw for aix
I weeks, for said ITjomas Henry and wife-Eliza, to ap
pear at the next term of this Court, at the Court
House n Pittsboro', on the second Monday of Ko
Ytnber next, then and there to plead, answer or de
mur, otherwise, tbe same will be taken pro eonfe$o,
and heard' ex parte.- -
- v itnesK- Ti A. Stedroaa, Clerk of our said Court,
al Office, the second. Monday in August, 184..
N. A. STEDMANi C. C. C.
Pr, Adv. ?5 621. 75 (Jw
T ALU ABLE REAL ESTATE FUR
SALE. On .the a4th of October next,
will ba sold at tba late residence of, Isaac Sta4linga,
dec. iq Jphnston County, N. C. the following Proper
ty, tq wit: .... .
.About 3000 Acres of Valuable Land, in lota to suit
purchaser. One tract of 1160 Acres, is of fir.-trate
Pine and Creek land,. with a good .Grist and Saw Mil)
Wh ,idea of the Creet. Alio; a valuable Tact of
Land, containing 385 Acre, with an excellent Dwel-
firtg thereon, and an necessary Oiitbtrihlings.
" At the same time and place, will be sold, ihe Stock
of Horses; Moles,' Cattle, bheep, and Hogs; all tho
Fartnirtg UiensHs ; one new tine Carriage - one Road
Wagon ; 4 Cart: reveral Yoke 'of Oxen one set
of Blcksruf.h's Tools-; and all Hie Hooehold and
Kitchen Furniture ; Com and Fodder ; Peas, Oats
and -Wheat: end several Log Chains and two pair of
Log W beets
Terms of Safe.- A Credit of six tnoniha will be
given ; and the purchaser required to grve bond and
approved security. .
ELBERT A. BRYAN, Ex'r.
September, 1 1, 1843. 76
TATI3 or North Carolina NASH
CountyCourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term 1843.
Msrj Edwards, widow of Edwin Edwards,
VB.
Heira t Iaw of Edwin Edwards.
Petition for Dottier.
It appearing to the Mtisiacrhm of the Court, that
Solum Edwards and William Edwards, two of the
heirs at Law of Edwin EdwarJa. dee'd. ari nn-rnt-
dentiof this Mate ; It is-therefore ordered bv the
Court, that publication be made for six week in th-
Raleigh Register, that tbe said IMertdanis be and ap
pear at our next Court ot PIom and Quarter Semuon,
to be held for the County of Nash, at ih Court House
in Nashville, on the, second Monday to November
next, then and there to demur to tbe said Petition, or
shew cause why the prayer o( the PetiUonrr shall not
be granted ; otherwise, tne -prayer oi me reuiioner
will le beard ex parte as to them, and granted.
Witness. 6am I. Brown, Clerk of our taid Court,
at OfBcej the 5thday if September, 1843.
SAM L BKUWI, U.C. U.
INTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. lhainam
IkCoonty. Coert of PJeaa and Quarter Sewioos.
n-t T.rm I Hi3f
A -paper writing, purporting to be the last will and
testament of tbe late Mrs. Susan Hill, was exhibited
in eoen Court, at the aforesaid Term, by Thomas Hill
the executor thereto ; and it being suggested to tbe
Court that some of the next of kin of the said testa
trix, were non-residents of this State, it was, on nao-
lion, ordered that poblicatiop be .made in the Raleigh
Regirter, for the space of two months, to notify the
neit of kin of the said Mrs. Hill, that the said paper
wutinir will be propounded Mr prooate, at tne pen
term of the Count? Court or tnatnam, to oe neia in
tbe Court House in PitUbort , on tne secono Mon-
day (of November next, at which time, they may, if
they desire, appear, maae tnemseives panic- w u
nrnrerAinsr. and enter a caveat thereto.
.., v M Ik Wl.n llubAfnU Cnnrt at
"witness, iv. n. wicuiiiBM, i -
Office, the 2nd Monday of August, 1843.
N, A. S1TSUMA, V. U. .
Pr. Adv: $8 : . ; ,74-2m
TATE OF NORTH tJAROLIN A.-Beaufort
ounty . Superior Court of Law, Sprtog Term
l43. , .
;. Lucre tia iones.
Petition for liivorce.
... Abner Jones
It appealing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
two Subpoenas bave toea fssued and returned, by the
Sberifl not to be found," and Proclamation being
made: by the Sheriff. t the door of the Court House,
for the Defendant to appear and answer as command
ed by the Subpoenas, it is ordered by tbe Court, thai
r . a avs - a . ' l
publtorr oe given in me tionn waie vvn, anu
Raleigh1 Register, for three months, for the Defendant
Mp nd, "tT L00' -ir
' M'ttness, Fr H. Hawks, Clerk of our said Court v
Officii, the fifth Monday aner,the foQrth Monday tn
Pr. Adv. tS.
743m
.tif T 'ftttPPT.IRH
OF
r , - '
4 , m. -
. .,5 .- I: .'t rom iAiii '
E.P.NASH,
Sycamore: Street, .Petersburg; Virgintmi ' 1
OUNTRyMrVchantaanrl others in wimt of an
jf tbe above tttltHr-s will (hid in my etaMihment
'trie
i most desirable stock T have'ever'rjroered. flf '(
tat
Jv reduced vrices". ! A call froar inif 6fd ' friencU
asti
: MOLjl : fcROCEB, '
COMMISSII MERCHANT,
; 84. Front Street, r
fenrtli door above Old. Slip, near Tearl &t. Hau&e.
- NEW YORK.
The Subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends and
tbe Merchant of North Cnrohai, that he bas opened,
this Spring, onitts' own account, a .
WHOLESALE GROCERY and COMMISSION HOUSE,
81 front Street, mar Old Stip,'
wherts he bas for Sale, arall times, general assort
ment of Groceri8 suitable to the Southern trade,
and which be offers for CASH, at a small advance
upon tbe Cargo and Auction prices.
MR. WttlTLOCK beshad (ongexneiience in tbe
4 business, and has every, facility (buying for CasU) of
selling Goods at the lotceit rate$, and be assures those
who wjll qaU upon hint, that they may rely upon be
ing faithfully served.
d Particular attention Will be grven to orders for Goods,
and to sales of Produce consigned to him, wpon which
Advances win be made, if required.
' B. M. WHITLOCK.
June, 1843. 48 6m
REFER TO
Malcolm Gait I,
Smith, Wright & Co.
(New
York.
Corlies, Stanton fc Barnes
Alfred M. Treadwell
W. &. A. Stith, Raleigfi, N. C.
J.'& VV. Murplty, SHlisburv, N. C.
J. & R Sloan, Greensboro1,
John' McArn, Faywteville, N. C
MEDICAL. COLLEGIA
IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
ZTOjHE next Session of tha Medical Department of
tUtrj Hampden Sydney! College will commence, in
Richmond, on -the last Monday of October (30ib) and
continue until the last or t ebraarv folio wmg.
- John t'7Li.Ki, M D, Professor of Theory and Prao
tice of Medicine.
f L. W. CaAXHtBLATaa, M D, Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics. ,
.R. L.BoHaxaair, M D.Pr.fess.r of Obstetrics and
Diseases of women and children.
tocHATCs MAtffia, M Professor of Chemistry
aud Pharmacy.
Augustus L. Wabkb,M D, Proresor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
Jsff kiks Yt xmajt.M D, Professor of Anatomy and
PhvsioloffV.
The" Infirmary attached to the College furnishes am- I
pie material for practical medical and aurgical instruo j
tin during the winter. To this is also added the pub-1
lie institutions of the city, which are under the charge 1 met obstinate complaints are removed by perseve
of a member of he Faculty ; to all of which the tu- ranee without the expense of a Physician. Adapted
I dent has free access. . 1 he facilities for obtaining infor-1
mation in practical anatomj and tne moueol penornw I
irur suraical operations are not excelled in any inauiu-
tion of our country. 1
Tbe Faculty take pleasure m announcing to the 1
medical profession the appointment of Dr. Jeffries Wy. j
man, ot upston, to, tne cnair r Anatomy ann rnvsio
logy a gentleman of eminent qualifications as a-hu-1
man and comjiaraiive Anatomist and Physiologist.
AUU. u. WAKnbii, M U. ,
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept. 7: 73 12t
PORTRAIT, MINIATURE,
AND HISTORICAL PAIXTISG.
SIB. JO : S. PENDEB,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Having visited Europe for the purpose of perfecting
himself in hisjirofession, is now prepared to execute
Portraits, Miniatures, &e.
Those wishing to avail themselves of h' profession
al services-aie requested to rail at his ArtHlier, on
Hillsborough Street. 100 yards West of the Capitol,
where specimens of his execution may be seen.
Sept. 13, 1843. 15
Passage to Baltimore.
I
HE sunerior Steamboat. COLUMBUS or PO-
T CAHONTAS. will leave Citv Point direct for
Baltimore. every Wkdswdat afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
or immediately after the arrival ot the tars trom t'e
tersburg, and will land Passengers in Baltimore, the
next evening. The accommodations on board these
Boats are very superior, and the passage, including
meals through from Petersburg to Baltimore, only $8,
Ketuming, will leave Baltimore every Saturday after
noon at 6 clock- '
J. BRANDT, Jr. Agent;
Baltimore. Mar. 10, 1843. S3 ly
MUSIC, JTIUSMC, MUSIC.
Ti UST received at the North Carolina Bookstore,
P Raleigh, N. C.the following late and fashionable
pieces of Muic:
Ves I will sbsre with thee, my love.
I wish 1 could remember.
There are clouds that must o'ershadow as.
Oh ! The Heart may be tamed by a smile.
Sweet Village Home.
Come to the Mountain.
The Heart, The Heart ! Oh let it be.
The Hindoo girls Song.
The Rosy tints of Evening.
The Exiled Adieu.
Father do hot Weep.
Oh ! Molly Bawn why leave me pining.
"Sleep on'; Steep on.
The Exile's Sung.
Columbia the land of ihe Brave.
When first I saw thy gentle face.
I'm saddest when I sing.
Amina Walt.
- Grand March.
feaxon Quick Step. '
. f Cologne Water Waltz.
. Cuba March. . .
The Richmond Scarlet Guard's quick Step. .
Gov. Peeter' March. . ,:
Lairinskvs farewell Quick Step.
- And , great variety of other pieces, that have been
lately published. Please call anu examine our. Col
lection. '
'. TURNER & HUGHES.
1 1 ' "-ii- - - ' t
iTI O P A ft T N E R S H 1 P. WA RREN
H m ARRIS cf CO. of Norfolk! rirzinta,
will, on the first of October nexff establish a branch of
their House in Petersburg. Va.. under the firm of
W. Ac : II H A Jl. R j .S t ,
for the transaction of a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS.. and respectfully splka consignment of
Cotum, Tobacco. dtc,r r, W e wpl.bM) pay sUict alien,
tioOL to receiving, and forwarding Goods. Meiotaudite,
WARREN HA RUIS,
HENRY HARRIS. ,
70-lawtJinl
aaM.iiiawMaaawaaaaai'' 11 -nfcTirsrsaiiaDasMrcaiici
William , Thompson,
Cabinet andJMrniture H ure-liouse
- RA,iiiiiu, n c r
f niHE Subscriber has now on hand at his furnish
U , ing Ware Rooms, just in the rear of Messw.
Turner 6c. Hughe' book Store, a general a&iortment
jf Articles tn his line, made in the most faithful man
ner, after the newest and most fashionable patterns,
and hic) will be wairanted. ' They will be s.ild al
such prices, as to leave no excuse for ending to the
North for Furniture. Call and look, "before you send
frojp honie. WILLIAM THOMPSON1.
QTr" Walnot, Birch, Maple and Poplar Lumber
well-seasoned, taken in exchange for Furniture.
PILLS! PILLS!! PILLS ! ! !
HEALTH THE TRUEST RICHES. '
' c; THE CELEBRATED
Ilygcian Ytg$ table Pills,
Can be bad nt the Store , Joun Primrose,
rAYETTEVILLR STUKBT, RALKIGH, N. C.
: MOAT'S M ORISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE Accurately pre
pared by l)r. U.S. Moat, of New Yoik, from the
original ret ipe used for many years by his late father,
Mr. Thomas Moat, Vice President of the'Uritish Col
lege of Health. '
Twenty years successful administration of these
celebrated medicines in Europe, and more than twelve
years in the United Ktates, have established their high
reputation. Thousands of both sexes, who have been
resto'red to health the numerous sufferers rescued
from premature death and volumes nf certified cases
of cure, embracing every disease in the long catalogue
of human misery ; must convince the most incredu
lous of their superiority and thetrutli of ihellvgeian
theory, rulting from scientific research and expe
rience, namely, that -man is subject to only one rsal
disease impurity'of the blood."
' The Mcdicinesfceing composed entirely of herbs or
vegetable matter, purity the blood, and carry off ihe
corrupt humors of the body, in a manner so simple as
to give every day ease and pleasure.
Man will be born to day of Wis, compared to what
havhrtherio been his lot, weighed down aa he Has
en by disease, infirmities, and raftering which no
earthly power knew how to alleviate, until this di-
covery was presented to the world.
ibe weak, the
feeble, the infirm, the nervous, the delicate, are in a
few days strengthened by their operation, and the
to all circumstances and tit uations, they are the best
Mfuicint ecer unvenied Jor r amines, or to take to
sea, preventing scurvy anu coxtiveness. requiring no
change of diet, particular regimen, or care against ta
king cold
rjj The prepotency of these medicine, has indu-
cea many speculators 10 auempi imposition on tne
public, by forging the labels, or forcing their Jiriita-
ftons int notice through the medium of the Press
Sr-me of them pretend to H ygeian principles, by steal
ing from the writings of the Hygeist snd copying
whole pagrs into iheir fu)ore advertisements
But as, they cannot copy, the medicine, I heir speci
fics Or their deleterious nostrums prove to be unavail-
ng. their puffing and piracy become evident ; disap
pointment to tne afflicted is eventual, and with just
obloquy the pretenderannk into obliion.
The Hygeiau medicines first introduced into this
country by U.K. Moat, in 1830. have for tbe Jasi four
years been prepared by him, and tbe iucreaing sale
attests their intrinsic merit ; ihy compriso two sorts
of Pill. No. 1 and No 2, in single boxes of e.u h at
25 or 50 cents j and Packets containing both sorts, at
M $2, or $3 Tbe Vegetable Cleansing Powders,
in large taxes, at 37 A cent, with printed directions.
Each packet has a fac simile of the signature of H
oheplieard .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 unle.--s they have these signatures,
and are obtained fiom sub-agf ns, who can produce
their written appointments from the district agent.
nd whose names are advertised in their respective
districts. n rHrpHKARD ivioat,
aai
Principal Office, 50 Canal st.
All orders will be promptly filled at 20 percent.
lets than retail prices for alt soma over twenty five
dollars, for cosb.
Some person in every Town and Villace. 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
Ptritip making.
ffHHE SUBSCRIBER announces to tbe public,
It that be is prepared to make, repair and clean
out Jtlttip9 to order and at the. shortest notice
He hopes by a close and punctual attention to busi
ness, to receive a shjre of public patronage.
T
JOSEPH R. Ale A DAMS.
Raleigh, Jane 20th, 1843..
50
A N assortment f Dry Goods, Grocf.riea,. Superior
J- Straw, f lour Matting, Stuart best Steam ReU
tied Candy, dec. etc ft
Just received, and for sale, cheap for ('ash.
JOHN T. W EST.
Next Store to New Market House.
August 25.
68-tf
ALT. 100 Bushels
Jcbeap for Cash.
good Alum Salt for sale,
S. L.TUCKER.
69-
August 28.
AT THE
jlTorth Carolina Boole tore-
TTftRlNCIPLES of Human Physiology, with over
Ij one bundred illustrations ; by William G. Car
penter. M. V.. Eletnenis ol Chemistry, with nume
rous illustrations: by 1 homas Graham F R... L. cc
E D. The Horse t bjr WiniamGonatt. TboThe-
ory and Practice-of MidwUVry : by Fleetwood Church
ill, M. D. M. R. L A. Lie of the Qeeens of Eng-
iandj from the Nor man Conquest, with anecdolea.of
their Courts ; by Agnes Strickland.
r.or sale by . i URiMK & HUUlitiS..
Sept 1843. ... . : . y
COTTON BAGGING, 2 lbs
to the ' yard r and good ' Bale
Rope ; 'Offered at s small profit
for the Cash. '! u - v."
e ' WILIWt PECK. '
-Raleigh, 25th Sept.
Is 77 til
EECKWITHV A NTI.n Ys PEPTIC PILLs, I
"For at at he Drug Store of ":i ' v; : 'V
.! is 15 t-sf J
nEjrisTiz
BR, STfiING FELLOWS
PRICES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS. ,
Extracting Teeth W'RwTsVeacV, : 1 00
Examination and direct ioha for the bianage
ment of Children's Teetbi . j' , "; t
Cleaning, the entire set of Teeth -.
Separation by Filing, each
Plugging with gold -Best
Artificial Teeth on Pivots, each'
Do. on" gold pivots
5 00
5O0
1 00
3 00
8 00
10 0O
10 00
Do. '-sii gpld prate "
Do. on the improved plan of Dr. S.
Operating for, and attendance on confirmed
15.00
cases of Neuralgia 200 60
Terms CASH.
Raleigh, Jane 12, 1843.
References:
Hon. Geo. E. Badger, )
Judge Battle, (.Raleigh.
Dr. Beckwith, J "
Dr. P. C Pope
Wm. Plummr, Esq. C Warrenton.
Gen.' Hawkins. j
Co. Joyner,")
Dr. Wilcox, (.Halifax.
Dr. Bond. 3
COMMUNICATKD.
Itanith no little pleasure that we are enabled to
inform the public, through the mcdinra of your col
umns, that a core lias been atiengih discovered for ihe
most painful and harassing of all nervous affections,
Neuralgia or Tic Doloreux. The many unfortunate
patient whose sufferings wo have witnessed, and who
are ignorant that those sufferings can lie relieved by
scientific means, induce us to make ibis commuta
tion. The number of cases already cuied by Dr.
STai2fGFF.Li.ow, of this City, prove conclusively the
success of his practice, which is as note) as it is effi
cacioui. His residence in the Capital of the State,
will make it convenient for hirn to consulted by
many at a distance, who are afflicted witn a disease,
almost prostrating to the mental as to the physical
energies of the human system., J.
Valuable Property for Male. -In
tbe
Ylclnlly ol Ralef;Iir
AT AUCTION. , . - , '
THE Subscriber. will offer for sale, before the
Court House door, in Raleigh, on Thursday the
23d day of November next, feeing Court week,) if
not disposed ot be tore that time, tne following proper
ty, toit : . . . -i
His Dwelling House and th Lots .attached to it,
containing between en and twelve acres..
It is situated about six hundred yards East of the
Capitol, on Newborn Street, in a beautiful Grove of
Forest Trees, and without the limits of the Town. It
contains lou apartment in the basement, including
tbe Dining room, aud five above, and two Passages.
It is new, built of choice materials, and of superior
workmanship. The nut-houses ami enclosures, are
also new. In the back yard, is a W ell of most excel
lent water.
An unimproved Lot of 01 acres
at the end of Newbern street, fronting the Capitol,
aid at the distance of seven or eight hundred yards.
It is one of the most beautiful sites in the Viumty of
Raleigh.
Another Lot of about fifteen acres ,
lying al$n Ea9t of the Citv, adjoining a Lot formerly
tbe pro'perty of the late Joskpu Galks, and a Lot be
longing to Joh. O'Korkk There are two small
framed Houses upon It, yielding a rent thai would
make the properly a good investment at the price at
which it is esnmated, and opon the street, leading by
Dr. J. O.Watbox's, are two handsome building situ
ations.
A tract of between thirty and forty acres,
i .a si"i - -
about tnree miles soum oi uaieign, auoruing an aoun-
dant supp y of Wood, and much valuable Timber,
I he terms will be accommodating, and made known
when the property is offered.
J. R. J. DANIEL.
Sept S5. 77
CARRIAGE I KITIT11S.
HE Subscriber bas lately added to his Stock a
1 neat assortment of Coach Laces and other trim
ming used in the repairing of Carriages ' Persons in
this line, would do well to examine for themeelves, as
he feels assured that he can sell them unusually low
for this market.
JAMES M. TOWLBS.
July 21. 60
iHew Cabinet Furniture,
ISO 1
PIANO FORTE WARE HOUSE,
mechanics' hall, sycamore stbeet,
Petersburg Va. y
JOHN HIGGHS cVCO.
A V E just opened at the above stand, a large and
elegant assur'.ment of Cabmet r urniture, riano
rtrirtea.&c. Consisting of Msrbletop Dressing Bureaus,
Large and small Mahogany do do
Side-Boards, Ward Kobe, Secretary and Book
Cases, I
Marble top and plain Wash-stands, Toilet Tables
and Looking Glasses, Marble top Centre J ablest
Card, Breaktast and Dining do '
Mahogany, French and high post Bed-Steads,
Patent swell beam windlass do
H igb and low post maple do
Mah -gany, French i and j French Chairs,
Fine maple cane seat . -do,.
Rose-wood painted and gilt . . d:,
Rush seat and Wii.dser do ;,
Mahogany, pksh and hair seat Rocking Chairs,
High-back. Nurse, Table and Children a do Co
Office, Desk andSre
do
'Venetian Blinds, and Shades, , ,
Sofas," Divans, Ottomans, and Foot-8tool,
Piano Forte Music Stools, &c. dec. The above
goods are all of the huet styles and best workman
ship, made by the Subscribes, embracing as fine' a
si 6ck as is kept m the Northern cities, and will be,
sold at corresponding low prices. 1 '
r Our Piano Fortes are from the best New York and
Boston fact one, well worthy the attention of porcba-
serr, who will receeive a written guarantee with the
fnst'rumenfs at -factory prtcr. ' Expenses of tranipor-
tation added: 'Mahogany Boards, ' Plank; Vetneefs;
Knobs, Table-legs, Bed-posts, Hair-seatirrgV anoVTU
den superior Fornitnre Varnish for Sale.' ' S '
JOHN HIGGINS 6t CO.
, MoehatMQ'e HalL .-j .
Peiarsburg, Va:
October 2. 1843.
79-3m
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Save a Dollar .and get a better Ilttt
ntran Lucittirit'raaici
repectfuily iaforma the; Citijens o Raleigh, and the
NeighbtH-hood g enral!y, tbaUhe hanow repeiud hie
Spring Stock, Consisting ot jfTyfi jt'ff AA&f
of every description, which be 4tUeu forea e ft least '
twenty pet cenU cheaper than, they can' be' had at any
other place iu this City. He is now, fiiilshibg some
Superior Cat-imere and German Brush Uuinyiitte
neater than you have seen for msnj a .day1- . Also,
some very superior Mole Skin and Short' Nap ilk
Hats, which for beauty of finish, 'ami durability,' can
not be excelled Hats will be kept t-Onsrafithf On hand.
or manufactured to drder.'of every quality, )Htfe abd
fashion". Hats of every description; 'cleaned 'and
pressed to look equal to new? Customer' "Hals
pressed gratis. 'T '""-' ! ' '"'-'
I,. i. -' . is -4 j. . . ,-.'
II, t. has taken the Shop on Fayettevitle Street,
reeently occupied Iry" Dr. Jni;T. nextxloor to Mr.
Wmf k's Shoe' Store, where he Invitee- the public to
call before purchasing elsewhere, if they winh te iave .
a dollar, and get si better Hat. He trusts that by strict
attention Ut the business, to receive a share of the pub
lic patronaee. ' t : ir -n,i '
N. B. Cash given tor W'oot on. the Pkin. ittd v
ery description of Fcaal . ' .. 'V
DR. IIEIREB5
PHYSICIAN FOR THE EYE AND EAR,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON ,
Operates for the relief of ; :"
Deafness and other affections of the l3ar
Cataract, Pterygium, CroEacd Eyes, &,c. ; .
Enlarged TonsUa and Palate;" v .. - V
Club Foot, Hare-Lip, .Stammering; v .
St6ne Stricture, Fistula,' Piles.; . Jlf
Deformities, Diseases of the Bones (
Herniaj (a radical cure,) Aneurism
Cancer, Polypus, Tumours, Ulcers,
And Surgical Diseases in general. . ..' . 'u
Dr. JI. -will visit any part of the Stat Wher
hia BPTV-ifn maw h TPnnirort
Raleigh, Jan. 23, 1843. .
BR. UEXDRCE will give a regular, Courae
of Medical and Surgical jnUuctionK,ta prcpafe .
tbosetudents who wish to visit the Northern Colleges.
All the private Students of Dr. Hix iu. number,
graduated with credit at the end of their fiifl mmuS,
in the Richmond Medical College. .
ETERE9CIS :
Gov. Morehcad, ." '
Hon. Geo. E. Badger, In , . .
n.w...:.v' VRaleighi
ui. urmniiu, I
Charles Manly, Esq. J' ' '
Hugh Waddell, Esq. Hillsborough.
The SufitPctiber is prepared to; execute all kinds
Imitations of every variety of Marble,' and of all kinds
of Wood ; also. Wall Painting, Paper-hanging, Gla
ring and G 1LDING onWood and Metallic substances
pf every description, im the -Jaitl French style. Act,
attended; to at tbe shortest nolicet find ddne in tupe
rior style of workmanship-. - : ; t r ,r et:
MILITARY FLAGS and BANNERS psmjedin
the neatest style, on the shortest .notice jend mueh
cheaper'than they can be uene . elsewhere. e.
fer. to the Adjutant General of North. Carolina. ,..v
- Persons wishing Painting of any .description exe
cuted, by railing at theXabinet 'Ware Utviinof ,Mr
VVillLam'Tbompeon, opposite the South East corner
of the Capttol Square, may expect i'o bave it done jto
their entire satisfaction. . CI RACIER. .
Raleigh. Jan. 14. 1843. ' ; " . B -If
LOST OR MISLAID, a Ppcker Boole,
containing: . . .1
Receipt of Wm. Rhodes, dated May 1843, lot f 280
Note of E. P. Guion, '38 or 9 " 338
' about Jan. 1843 300
Henry Rhodes,
J. A. Spencer,
A. A. Soothair,
1843
3D
10
n
91 State Bank of N. C. 'T
f I 25 cents Chartesthb bill R. K. Ci.1 ' ,;" '
$ I and 2 Virginia Bill. ,;f '
Memoraiidum of -accounts against W. H." Simohi,
Jno. Murphy, Wm. Paul, W. W. Alston, Win. H.
Haywood, Wm. F. Collin and otfcrrku; 'N
. All persona are notified not, to trade for said pa
pers, or any of them, aa payment has been at opped.
- JOUN ; RHODES.
8ept. 27,--' - ..-.. ,;n:i71-)
BooIasISooIa j7 Bobkpjf ma
flTHIS day. received at tbe North Carolina (Bookr
j store. No. . jThesp side, Raleigh, N C, Vl h.
History of N.i S. America, by l . t, tordon4 - Ihe
Iifa of Sir Walter Raleigh, by Mrs. Thompson-
Nan alive of, the .War in Germany ad France in,
1813 and 1814, by. LieuU Gen. Charles W.Vane.
Memoirs of Gen. Lafayette and the French Revblu
tion in 1830, by B. 8arra'ns his Secretary, f Famil
iar Letters and Paperapf Benj. Franklin.. La Caeas
Journal in 2 vols. Memoirs of Lucien: Bonaparte,
1 vol. The Lite of William CobWt u?'roI. VTho
Life of GalHeo Galilei in 1 vol. or akleby-" '-" ":'
TURNER & HUGHES.
June tif. v- BS-:1-1
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If OOK, LOOK, ErOOK -NBW BOOK;
ILj NEW BOOKS. Just received this day, at the
North Carolina Bookstore, Raleigh v N.CL, 1,
FayeUeville Street. r Change for the American Notia,
in Letters from London to New York, by an; AoarrU
can Lndy. The Neighbors, by Frederike;Bemerg
The Works of William Shakspeare, complete,. at 25
cents per number. For sale by ' " . "
September t . .. IJ 71
rjpO' Kirr.Tho,er7rdem'r4lifc;w1enirr Iti
a longmg to Mra. Fnscitla haTand Dow-ciS
copied by the ' Ret; Mr; L4cy,J 'PoseaIe trisr" he
had the 1st of July."- Fer,lerma abplyHo .
June 15 " '" '
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JAMES MARTIN & ' E. D. BULLOCK,
LsU i CiA-ivMAI-: bA.y, w , l;r
Will practice in Jlibi Conrti l-Mobile, ittd in the
Countiea of Waabington. Clark and Monroe, Atabathif
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