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THE Eerofe df thia Inytitalion of wbtcK Gov-: ernor Morehead is Proprietor and Patron, will be resumed oa the 9:h November next, under the au perinti ndnce of Miss tfoye, aided by a number of accomplished Assistant Teachers; and the .Session will continue Se months, at the termination of which, there will be a Public Examination, whichJU hoped Parents and (iuardians will attend. The building ere new and extensive, the accom modations g'iod, iind the pupils will board in the In dilution with the Tutoresses, and be constantly ojder their supervision. . , Of the ability, zeal End fidelity with which those n charge of this School discharge their duty, the best recommendation is 4o he found in the advancement of their Pupil, to which reference is cheerfully made. Suitable Chemical and other apparatus will be provided The fallowing Branches of Education will consti tute the regular coarse X polling, Reading WriiinK, Grammar, Geography, with use of Rhetoric, Astronomy, Natural Phi osophy, Intfllectaul do Mineral' sy, Botany, ChemistgS Needlework.. ( '(imposition. Belles Lettres, Arithmetic, Algetira, Geometry, Atlas and Globes, EXTRA STUDIES, PES SE3SI0V. Msic, (Piano $20, Guitar $13, $'Z0 & 15 in 10 8 6 Drawing and rarrrUng, Wax work, Shell work. Worsted flower-work, Latin. Greek, , ' 10 10 The School is divided ioto appropriate classes, to which each pupil is assigned, accoiding to her schol arship. The classes are so arraaged, that pupils rosy take only a part of the regular course if u be preferred, and any part of the extra ttrdiee. Ash may not be c-nveniept for aorae papiUtotake the fait course prescribed in this Institution, the la ?rurtors would be glad'to know the probable length of time the pupils will 1m permitted to remain in die (School, t st they may pieseritw to them the course moot advant.iroM ior the tirne they nisy remain. Term 479 per se-sion, for fuition in the regular rnur, Ihisrd wanning, fuel and ltghts.' " -1 For the extra Studies, the prices affixed thereto Di. Wilson, the President of the Caldwell Ii.t late during the aUence V.f Go. Morahead. will visit the InKtituti m, examine the pupils, aod asceruin their progress. Comrounications relative to the School may be addressed to M A. HOVB Greeeboru Ji. U. xrisERCis : The President and Professor o the University of N C. The President and Professors of the Cald well Institute. The Judges of the Superior Court. N. B. 8lage fare to and from Raleigh and inter vening points to Edgeworth half price for pupils by ar rangement with contractors. Ott. 12, 1843. 82 NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. THE Subscriber respectfully announces to the public tliirha is now opening a choice selection f English and French Cloths, iCa88imerea and JTestinffM,' of all colors jrrd qualities, elected by himself with much care" and judgment in the "Northern Markets, and principally for Cash. In oOering this Stock to the public, the Subscriber desires it to be distinctly understood that bis prices (to xay nothing of ihravwbo ara offering to do work for price which they 'ibw they cannot do justice by) will be such ai shaHwar'rant as good a garment for as small a prirea alpther House in -the State it be ing his object' pay all hooest debts without the aid of Bankruotev. , He deems it useless to mention bis Tariff of Prices because his wort wilf be done in a superior and more elegant style than the one that has been offered ; and I IUO VIIO IU UB9 UIWI vuv.W:,, mn larged wiTeocord with the-quality of thw i thinks .itrinecessarj $o say anyj thing the prices ch Goods. He more than those in want of Clothing- would? do well to call and examine hi stock before they purchase elsewhere, as he has Cloths of all quali ties, and will make them up on the Cash principle, probably a little cheaper than some who would wun to be regarded as the only fair dealers in the City As the Subscriber-has and keep on hand a General Assortment or ' Jill hinds of Goods kept by similar establishment in the Northern Cities, the public are reipeetfully invited to call and judge for themselves, for he assures them that hi Goods will be disposed of at a small ad vance on cost for cash; or to punctual customers on time, at his usual moderate pri ces. Truly thankful for the , encouragemect he has heretofore received his future endeavors shall be to please all who may favor him with their patronage N. B. As the Mbscrilei terms of credit are six months, all indebted to him either by note or account are respectfully requested to call and settle,' for no ivugci luuuigcuca ckq oe given. ; , . T. R. FENTRESS1, ( Two doors South of the N. C. Book-Store. Obffcber 25, ls43. 86 oewfiw S' TATE OF NORTH CAROUN&T- Beaufort County Superior Court of Law, Spring Term4er. and of the money so paid into Court, the Clerk Lucretia Jones, ." VS. Petition for Divorce. Abner Jones. S It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that two Subpoena have tten usued and returned by the Sheriff, not to he found," and Proclamation being m;ide by the Sheriff at the door of the Court House, for the Defendant le appear and answer as command ed by the Subpenaa, it I ordered by, the Court, that publication be given- ia th North State Whig, and Raleigh Register, for three months, for the Defendant to appear and answer said Petition.-.- .--v- Wimess, Fr. H. Hawks, Clerk of our said CeJalsi Office, the fifth. Monday after the fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1843. ; . - FR:H. HAWKS, C. 8. C. Pr. Adf8. " 74 9m - CHEAPEST YET!!! READY IT1 ADi; CLOTHING. THE BuWribers have just received from the North, a most splendid araortment'of -HEADY MADE CLOTHING,. The cheapest sad most elegant lot that has evhr been offend for sale in this place The abov lot of Clothing, having been made-up previous to the recent Strikes by the Journeymen of the Northern Cities, they consequently can be sold at least 15 or 20 per cent. cheaper than, the same ai ti de are selling for in New York. The Slock consists of Superfine Circle Cloaks; plain, diamond and wave Beaver Overcoats; Cassimere and Satinett Pantaloons of every variety ; together, with an unusual asor' ment of Vest,Wocks,Cravat,Handkerchiefc,.Glove, Shirt Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, ore. F. H. ROBENO 4 CO. Oct. 26. 6 3t SMITH BIGGS ARE RECEIVING THEIH FALL AND WINTER . r aoons, Consisting of fine French and English CLOTHS, CASIMERES and VESTINGS, which were se lected in" New York with great care, by one of the firm and at the fowet prices for ra-h. Their stock being quite extensive, they feel confident that none will go away disappointed or dissatisfied. Also, a large lt of Fancy Articles, for Gentlemen's wear. They warrant what they manufacture to give sat isfaction in every particular, and earnestly invite all persons wishing to purchase to call and examine their goods at as early a period as possible. Persons furnishing their own Cloths can have them made and trimmed in the best manner. They will alo keep constantly on hand a general assort ment of Ready-made Clothes, . manufactured in the best ami latest style, which will be sold at New York prices for cash. RaleictuOct. 25, 1843. ' 86ow4w TATE OP NORTH CAROLINA. Chatham County. Court of fleas and Quarter Sessions. August Term 1843. A pa.r writing, purporting to 1 the last will ind testament of the late Mrs. Susan Hill, was exhibited in open Court, at the aforesaid Term, by Thomas Hill the executor thereto ; snd it bring suggested to the Court that some of the next of kin of the said testa trix , were non-residents if this Stale, it was, on mo tion, ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Register, for the space of two months, to notify the next of kin of the said Mrs. Hill, thai the said paper writing will be propounded f. r probate, at the next term of the County Court of Chatham, to be held in the Court House in Pkul'oro', on the second Mon day of .November next, at which time, they, may, if they desire, appear, make themselves psrties to saio proceeding and enter a caveat thereto. Witness, JM. A. Stcdman, Clerk of said Court, at Office, the 2nd Monday o( August, 1843. N. A STEDMAN, C. C. C. Pr. Adv. f 8 74 2m TATE of North Carolina NASH County Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions, August Term 1843. Mary Edwards, widow of Edwin Edwards, Vt; Heirs at Law of Edwin Edwards. Petition for Dower. l sppesrin to the satisfaction of the Court, that Solomon Edwards and VV illtam Edwards, two of the heirs at Law of Edwin Ed war as. dee'd. are non-resi-dents of this "tate : It is therefore ordered by the Court, thst puMication be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Register, thst tne said Uelendaau be and ap peeufat our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to bet held for the County of Nash, at the Court House n Nashville, on the. second Monday in fVovemUer next, then snd there to demur lo the said Petition, or shew cause why the prayer of the Petitioner shall not be rranted ; otherwise, the prayer of the Petitioner will be heard ex parte as to them, and granted. Witness Sam'l. Urown, t;ierk. ot our taid court, at Office, the 5th day of September, 1 843 SAM L BKOWiv. u. r. u. TATE OF NORTH ( AROLINA Chatham County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. August Term, 1843. Bedford Underwood, Martha Underwood, Alfred Un derwood, Elizabeth Underwood, and George Un derwood, by their next friend and guardian, A brier B. Marsh. e. Jesse Mai ley. Administrator of William Underwood, decM. and Thomas Henry and nts wife bliia. Petition to Account and Settlement. It appear i nil to the satisfaction of the Court, that Thomas Henry snd his wile Eliza, are non-residents of this Stale, it is therefore ordered hy the Court, that Duhlication be made in the Raleigh Register for six weeks, for said Thomas Henry and wife Eliza, to ap pear at the next term of this Court, at the Court House in Pituboro , on the second iVionuay oi No vember next, then and there to plead, answer or de mur, otherwise, the same will be taken pro eonfesso, and heard ex parte. W itness. N. A. Stedmau, Litem ot our saiu u-ouri, at Office, the second Monday in August, 184. N. A. S TuUMAJN, U. U U. Pr. Adv. $5 62. , 7b 6 w PS TATE OF NORTH CAKOLIIMA, UKAIS- VILLE COUNTY. In Equity, September Term, 1843 David J. Young, Administrstor of Margaret II. Dan iel, aod ofCnartea Wilkerson.and of Martha Wil kerson, and Albert G Moore and wife, vs. William Thomas and Washington Thomas, Execu tors of Thomas Daniel, Sen. dectf. Mary A. Wi. k-rsn, Euluis Wilkerson, Green. Y. Witkerson, Elijah Wilkerson, Jonathan Jones sod wife Milly, Thomas Harris. Nancy Harriandrbomas DanieL This Bill was filed against the Eleculorsof Thom as Daniel, Sen. dee'd. for a aeUlement of (heir admin istration account, and it waAprred to the Master to take the account, who retried the balance in the hssttos of the said Executors, which. balance the Ex ecutors were direeted,4y an interlocutory order of the Court, to par into the office of the Clerk and Mas- lend Msster IS directed to pay oju eieven-mirieenins . . a . l : . i to the oarties appearing aQn the pleadings j and it ia further ordered. by tne uouivwai auvenisemeni oe made for'mx successive week iribe Raleigh Register, and for three week in tne Nashville BaVr, in the State ot Tennessee, warning all persona llaiming to be th legitimate children Merriman Daniel, dee'd mentioned in. the pieadiegs, to appear at the next term -9 thia Court to be held in the Town of Oi ford, on the first Monday of March neff, and put in and verify their claim, otherwise the whole fund will be paid over to the partiea now in Court, and appearing to be entitled. Wftnes. Thomas B. Littlejohn, Clerk and Master of the skl Court, at Office, at Oxford, the first Mon day of September, A. D. 1843. : . - l .m, - ? I HO. B. LITTLEJOJIN, C. M. ti Pr. Adv. lit- 6 50 B. M. WHITLOCK, WHOLESALE GROCER, AND V COMMISSION MERCHANT, 84. Front Street, Fourth door above Old Slip, near Pearl iL Home. NEW YORK. The Subscriber begs leave to inform Jgs friends and the Merchants of North Carolina, tba.ue b&s opened, this Spring, on hU own account, a WHOLESALE GROCERY and COMMISSION HOUSE, 84 Front Street near Old Slip, NEW YORK, where lie lias fir Sale, at all times, a general assort ment of Groceries suitable lb the Southern trade, and which he"offers lor CASH? at a small advance upon the Cargo and Auction prices. MR. WHITLPCK has had long experience in the business, and has every facility '(buying lor Cash) of selling Goods at the lowest rates, and he assures those who will call opon him, that they may rely upon be ing faithfully served. Particular attention will be given to orders for Goods, and to sales of Produce consigned to him, upon which Advances will be made, if required. B. M. WHITLOCK. June, 1843. , 48 6m REFER TO Malcolm &. Gaul, Smith, Wright & Co. ew York. Corlies.Stanton & Barnes i Alfred M. Tread well W. & A. Stitu, Raleigh, N- C J. & W. Murphy, Salisbury, N. C. J. & R Sloan, Greensboro', N. C. John McArn, Fayetteville, N. C. PORTRAIT, MINIATURE, AND HISTORICAL PAINTING. XVIR. JO: S PENDEB, Of NORTH CAROLINA) -Having visited Europe for the purpose of perfecting himself in his profession, is now prepared to execute Portraits, Miniatures, &e. Those wishing to avail themselves of his profession al services, are requested to call at his Artrllier, oo Hillsborough Street. 100 yards West of the Cupitul, where specimens of his execution may be seen. Bept 13, 1843. 15 Passage to Baltimore. HE superior Steamboat, COLUMBUS or PO f CAHONTAS, will leave City Point direct for Bali imore. every Wehkesdat afternoon, at 3 o'clock, or immediately after the arrival of the Cars from Pe tersburg, and will land Passengers in Daltiinore. the next evening. The accommodations on board these Boats are very superior, and the passage, including meals through from Petersburg to Baltimore, only $8. Returning, will leave Baltimore every Saturday after noon at 5 o'clock- J. BRANDT, Jr. Agent Baltimore. Mar. 10, 1843 22 ly i, ' music, jtrvsiCy music. "IT UsT received at the North Carolina Bookstore, Raleigh. N. C.lhe following late and fashionable pieces f Muic : Ye I will share with thee, my love. I wish I could remember. There arv clou.ls that must o'ershadow us. 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 Kosy tints of Evening. The Exile's Adieu. Father do not Wnep. Oh ! Molly Bawn why leave me pining. Sleep on. Sleep on. The Exile's Sung. Columbia the land of the Brave. When first I saw thy gentle face. I'm saddest when I sing. Amina Waltz. Grand March. Saxon Quick Step. Cologne Water Waltz,' Cuba March. The Richmond Scarlet Guard's quick Step. Gov. Porter's March. Laginskvs farewell Quick Step. And a great variety of other pieces, that have leen lately published. Please call and examine our Col lection. TURNER. & HUGHES. ROCK KEST FOR SALE. SHE Subscriber being about to remove, this val uable, pleasant and healthy County Seat, for the residence oi lh,e late Solicitor Cent ral Jones, ia offered for sale on the most accommodating terms Ii isfebeanlifat t situated on Maw Kiver, with a sideraWe body of low grounds of excellent quality, and with oncemmon facilities forimpn ving the Land'. The tract contains nearly a thousand acres, aud is ad mirably adapted to the raising ofSiock of all kinds. It is distant from Pillshorougu about 7 miles, from Chapel Hilt 12,ahd from Hillsborough about 20 mil s. There is a saw and Grist Mill ort the Estate, with abundant water to admit of constant grinding in the driest seasons : and the demand for Lumber is such, that the highest cash prices would be paid for any quantity that could be sawed. The Stock otill kinds. Horses, mutes; iaiue, Hogs and Sheep with Plantation Implements, al so Corn, Fodder, d;c might be had at a bargain by the purchaser of the place, if application should be Fmade soon. A part only of the purchase money will be required immediately. Any desirable credit on the remainder may be had, if properly secured, and the interest punctually paid. . , If this property should not lie sooner disposed of at private sale, it will be offered with many other things, at Public Auction on the premises, on Friday and Saturday, the 17th. and 18th of November. W H. HARDIN. Rock Rett. Chatham County, Oct. 18. FOR RENT, the next year, the House and Lot now occupied by Mr. John F. Brandt, on Hills, borough Street, . opposite the residence of Win. HilL Esq. For terms, apply to WM. D.HAYWOOD. Raleigh, October 19, 1843. 85 tf arena tmsKrogsfgt Our Office being supplied with the greatest' variety of JPancy Job type We are prepared to execute PAMPHi-afrsi Cards, Circulars, Hatidrills, . &c. In a style net inferior to any OfS e in the State. William Thouipsbti, war- Sj' 11 --i5F Tin aJI' flirVi''''Jfr iWirT in Cabinet and Furniture Vare-lionse, Ualeigii, N C. E Subscriber has now on hand at his furnish g Ware Rooms, just in the rear of Messrs. Furner & Hughe's Book Store, a general "assortment .m Articles in bis line, mado in the most faithful man ner, after the newest and most fashionable patterns, and which will be warranted. They will be sold at such prices, as to leave no excuse for sending to the North for Furniture. Call and look, before you6end from home. WILLIAM THOMPSON. Q3 Walnut, Birch, Maple and Poplar Lumber well-season edy taken in exchange for Furniture. PILLS! PILLS!! PILLS! !! HEALTH THE TRUEST RICHES. THE CELEBRATED Hygcian Vegetable Pills, Can be had at (he Store John Primrose, -FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALKIGD, N. C. MOAT'S MOlilSON PILLS THE GENUINE HYGEl AN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE Accurately pre pared by Dr. H. S. Moat, of New Voik, from the original recipe used for many years by his late father, Mr. Thomas Moat, Vice President of the British Col lege of Health. Twenty years' successful administration of these celebrated medicines in Europe, and more than twelve years in the United States, have established their high -reputation. Thousands uf both sexes, w-'- c been restored to health the numerous suL Jscued from premature death and volumes of cfertd cases of cure, embracing every disease in the longcalalogue of human misery ; must convince the most incredu lous, of their superiority and the truth of the Hygeian theory, resulting from scientific research and expe rience, namely, lhat 'man is subject to only one real disease impurity of the blood." The Medicines being composed entirely of herbs or vegetable matter, purify the blood, aud carry off the corrupt humors of the body, in a manner so simple as to give every day ease and pleasure. Alan will be born to days of bliss, compared to what 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, the infirm, the nervous, the delicate, are in a few days strengthened by their operation, and the most obstinate complaints .are removed Ly perseve rance withoui tbe expense of a Physician. Adapted tu all circumstances and situations, they are tlie 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 la king cold. 0j" The prepotency of these medicines, has indu ced many speculators to attempt imposition on the public, by forging the labels, or forcing their Imita tions intf nelice through the medium of the Press Seme of them pretend to Hygeian principles, by steal ing from the writings of the Hygeist and copying whole pages into their fulsome advertisements. But as they cannot copy the medicine, their speci fics or their deleterious nostrums prove to he unavail ng, their puffing and piracy become evident ; disap pointment to the afflicted ia eventual, and with just obloquy the pretenders fcink into oblivion. The Hygeian medicines first introduced into this country by H. S. Moat, in 1830, have for the last four years leen prepared by bim, and the increasing sale attests their intrinsic merit ; th y comprise two sorts of Pills. No. 1 and No 2, in single boxes of each at 25 or 50 cents ; and Packets containing both sorts, at $1.22, or $3 The Vegetable Cleansing Powders; in large boxes, at 37$ cents, with printed directions. Each packet bas a fac simile uf -the signature of H Shepheard Moat, and to prevent counterfeits, are signed with a pen by the district agent and sub-agent on a label of yellow paper. ', None are genuine unless they have these signatures, and are obtained from suh-agt-nis, who can produce their written appointments from the district agent, and whose names are advertised in their respective districts. H ahkpheard Moat, Principal Office,. 50 Canal si. All orders will be promptly filled, at 20 percent less than retail prices for all sums over twenty five dollars, for cash. Some person in every Town and Villaee. ought to keep this valuable medicine, for tbe benefit of their fellow men. One individual, seat ninety miles to procure them. Nov. 17. 1842. 94 ly A N assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Superior JAX Straw Floor Mailing, Stuart s best Steam Refi Jusi received, and for sale, cheap for (ash. JOHN T. WEST, Next Storo to New Market House. AugUBt 25, . ... 68tf ; E W ROUTE, 7 Via Stage from Sledge's to Weldon, and thence by Rail Road and Steam Boat to Baltimore. TH E Travelling Public are respectfully informed that the following rales of fare have been estab lished by thisliine : From Sledgsa to Baltimore, $10. (Meals incru ded on the Bay Boats ) From Sledge s lo Portsmouth. $6. By this route. Passengers will be put in Bal imoro, in ample time for the (Jars to the East or West. The Portsmouth and Bay Line has been run with as much success and regularity this season, as any Line in the country. Of the superiority of this route, . we ssk the travel ler lo give it a trial, and he will be able to decide for himself. WM. M. MOODY. Jr. Agent. Office Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road & Bay Line nf Steamers, Weldon. N. C. Oct. 9, 1843. P. S. Passengers leaving Raleigh daily, (except Saturday,) will go on direct to New York without any delay . 82 ClOPARTN ERSHl P. WARREN J HARRIS 4"CO. of Norfolk, Virginia, will, oo the first of October next, establish a branch of their House in Petersburg, Ye., under the firm of W . & H . H A Rk IS, for the transaction ort GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully solicit consignments of Cotton, Tobacco, etc We will also pay strict alien tion to rtceiviog and forwarding Goods, Merchandise, &c. WARREN HARRIS, . HENRY HARRIS. October ?. 183 79 tawtfanl nEJTISTR DR. STRINGFELLOW'S PRICES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS. Extracting Teei of Roots, each 31 00 Examination anddirections for the manage ment of Children's Teeth, Cleaning the .entire feet of Teeth Separation by Filing, each . Plugging witK gold Best Artificial Teth on Pivots, each Do. on gold pivots Do. on gold plate Do. on tbe .improved plan of Dr. S. Operating for, and attendance on confirmed 5 5 1 3 00 00 00 OD 8 00 10 00 10 DO 15 00 cases of Neuralgia Tejrms CASH. Raleigh, June 12, 1843. Refekences : 200 00 Hon. Geo. E. Badger, Judge Battle, Dr. Beckwith, Dr. P. C Popev Wm. Plummer.'Esq. 'A- Raleigh. Warrenton. uen. Hawkins ins. !Halil Col. Joyner, Dr. Wilcox, . Halifax. Dr. Bond. communicated. It is with no little pleasure l&at we are enabled to inform the publicthrough ihe medium of your col umns, that a cure has teen at length discovered for the most painful and harassing of all nervous affections, Neuralgia or Tic Doloreux. The many unfortunate patisfrts whose sufferings we have witnessed, and who are ignorant that those sufferings can be relieved by scientific means, induce us to make this commur:i tim The number ofcafes alreadv cured by Dr Stsixbfe llo w", of this City, prove conclusively the success oftiis practice, which is as novel as it is effi cacious. His residence in the Capital of the State, will make it convenient for him to consulted bv many at a distance, who are afflicted witn a disease. almost as prostrating to the. mental as to the physical energies of the human system. J. Valuable Properly for sale In the Vicinity of Itiilcigli, AT AUCTION. THE Subscritar will offer for sale, before the Court House door, in Raleigh, on Thursday the 23d day of November next, (being Court week,) if not disposed of before that lime, the following proper ly, to wit : - His Dwelling House and the Lots attached lo it, containing between ten and twelve acres. It is situated about six hundred yards East of the Capitol, -on Newborn Stseet, in a beautiful Grove of Forest Trees, and without the limits of the Town. It contains foui apartments in the basement, including tee Dining roim. and five above, nnd two Passages. It is new, built of choice materials, and of' superior workmanship. The out houses and enclosures are also new. In the back vard. is a Well of most excel lent water. An unimproved Lot of 9 acres at the end of Newbern street, fronting the Capitol, and at the distance of seven or eight hundred yards. Il is one of the most beautiful sites in the Vicinity of Raleigh. Another Lot of abovt fifteen acres, lying also East of the City, adjoining a Lot formerly the rderty of the late Joskph Gales, and a Lot be longing to Jonx O'Roukk. There are two small framed Houses upon it, yielding a rent that would make the property a good investment at the price at which il is estynated, and upon the Street, leading by Dr. J. O. Watsom's, are two handsome building situ ations. A tract of between thirty and forty acres, about three miles south of Raleigh, affording an abun dant supply of Woodbind much valuable T inber. The terms will be accommodating, and madeknown when the property is offered. J. R.J.DANIEL. Sept. S5. 77 New Cabinet Furniture, AND , PIANO FORTE WARE HOUSE, MECHANICS BALL, SYCAMORE STREET, Petersburg, Ya. JOHN U1GGIAS & CO. A V E just opened at the above stand , a large and elegant assortment of Cabinet Furniture, Piano wries,ccc. Consisting of Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Large und small Mahogany do do Side-Boards. Ward Robes, Secretary and Book Cases, Marbhop and plain Wash-stands, Toilet Tables and Looking G'asles, Marble top Centre Tables, Card, Breakfast and Dining do Mahogany, French and high post Bed-Sieads, Patent swell besjn windlass do High nnd low post maple do Mahgany, French $ and j French' Chairs, Fine maple cane seat do Rose-wood, painted aud gilt do Rush seat and Windsor do Mahogany, plush and hair, seat Rocking Chairs, High-back. Nurse, Table and Children's do do Office, Desk aod Store do Venetian Blinds and Shades, Sofas, Divans, Ottomans, and Foot-Stools, Piano Forte Music Stools. &r. ccc The above goods are all of the latest styles and best workman ship, made by the Subscribes, embracing as fine - a stock as is kept in the Northern cities, and will "be sold at correspondingslow price. Our Piano Fortes are from the best New York and Boston factories, well worthy ihe attention of purcba sera, who will receeive a written guarantee with the Instruments at factory price. Expenses of transpor tation added. Mahogany . Boards, Plank, Veneers, Knobs, Table-legs, Bed-posts, Hair-sealing, and Til- den's superior Furniture Varnish, for Sale. JOHN HIGGINS & CO. k Mechanic's Hstl, Petersburg, Va. October ?. 1843. 79 3m SUOES SHOES. FALL SUPPLY, OC'IOBER 1843. JAMES M. TOWLES is now receiving dfrect from Philadelphia, a large Stock of Coafse and Fine work of every quality and description, which he offers on the most reaobfo terms. ' Tj Ladies fine work cheaper thato-evef. fOct. 19. - 4- .BLANKS -For sale &t this Of8cf TOM caczlS MANUFACTORY. Save a. Dollar and get a better. Ha nVGII Jt rCKJE, Practical na'.t&i respectfully informs the Citizens of Raleigh and the Neighborhood generally, that hehaarfow received bfs Spring Stock, consisting of JYjf jfiLfS Qil&S'i of every description, which he oflersfpr sate arieaet twenty per cent, cheaper than they can. be bad at any other place in this Citv. He is now finishing some Superior Cassimere and German Brush Hats, a littlb neater than you have seen for many a day."' 'AW, some very superior Mole Skin and J&ott Ktp 8ilk Hats,.wbich for beauty of finish, and durability, can not beelcelled. Hals will be kept constantly on band, or manufactured to order of every quality , price and fashion. Hats of every description, cleaned, and pressed to look equal to new. Customers' Hats pressed gratis. - - - - - j IT. L. has taken the Shop on Fayetteville 8treet recently occupied by Dr. Jkifrkts, twxl dorloMr, WniTs'a Shoe Store, where he invites. tLe piidic to call beforepurchasing elsewhaye, if they wish to save a dollar, and get a better Hat. He trusts, that by strict attention to the, business, to receive a share of the pub lic patronage. 1 .r NiiB. Cash given for Wroot, on the Skin, aod ev cry description ofj'vmt. ... Dk. HEI tREE. PHYSICIAN FOR THE EYE AND EAR, AND OPERATIVE SURGEON. Operates for tiie relief of , , Deafness and other affections of the Ea$ Cataract, Pterygium, Crossed Eyes, &e Jijuarged Tonsils and Palate ; Club t Stone, Deform F ooti Hare-Lip, Stammennir. 'v-tK".-..'! Stricmre; Fistula, Piles : J itict?, Diseases 6f the Bones : i - f rr in . . .'! 'i!: wuiiccr, i-ujypus, a umoursj Ulcers, - -a;3;'H": And burgical Diseases in general. c -K&cZz Dr, II, will visit any part of the Staid frhcrtf his services may be required. , , Ralcish, Jan. 23 1843., U. HCiDREE will give a reculur Course of Medical and Surgical instruction ."""foijtepar those students who wish to visit the Northern Colleftasj All the private Students of Dr. H., six in numlfj graduated with credit ai the end of thejr Gist MStyji)i sf . i in the Richmond Medical College. . ' f t'VSf&M Gov. MorehfaT - ' v-v Hon, Geo. Ei BadgM, ( p : . i h'' Dr. Beckwith, Charles Manly, Esqt i I. Hugh Waddeli. Esq. Hillsbortrugh. The ohscriWris prepared t .: exe6ute all kihdi a Imitations of every variety of Marble, andcf all kinds of Wood ; also. Wall Painting, Patier-hahguW. G!a zing and GILDING on. Wood and Metallic substance of every description, in the late French style; &cf attended to at the shortest notice, end done in a up'- nor siyie oi woramansnip. - s. MILITARY FLAGS andBANNERSVinietfftt. the neatest style, on the . shortest notice, and pilch . cheaDcr than thev can be done elsewhpm.-' frr tt. for to the Adjutsnt General of Ntrth (Jirofinat) r i Persons wishing Painting of any descripiioh' eiaa cut ed, by catling at the Cabinet W are Room of Mt imam i uum(jsun, opposiiesq joe ooutn uaaixorrrr' - ' of the Capitol Square, mev exLcUto have it Aori "tev. f SxEs. Rahigh. Jan. 14, 1843. ' is . .t - 1 OST OR MSIAD, a Poi Bwki irnntnininnr ; " ' . '5'-r. - ... Receipt of Wm. Rhodes, dated Mav 184&fo280 Note of E.' P. Guioit,"' "'38 or '9 338f ' about ian. 1843 Henry Rhodes, 1843 J. A. Spencer j ' A. A. SouthalL ., . 300. 30 10 $10 State Bank of N-Cv $ 1 25 cents Charleston bill R. R, Co. $land2 Virginia Bill. Memorandum of accounts srainsl W. II. 8imoas. Jno. Murphy, Wm. Paul, W. W. Alston. Wjtt. H. tiaywoou, wm. r. ooiuns anu oiners. All persons are notified not to trade for Said pa pers, or auy ot ihcm, as payment has been ttopped, . JOHN RHODES. sept. 27. 71- ISIiSP II t as . The subscriber offers for 4.. ) sale a choice selection of fL- ' Pecu Trees, lo ripen in succession from 1st July n- til the middle of October. He has about 40 yafSelics ,. of first rate excellence, amongst which are the Early Anne, Early Ullotson, Tuckehoe, rid and white Magdalen, Canary, Baltimore Beauty, tftllt dc Vitry, Morris s red rare ripe Royal Kensington.- Kennedy's Carolina, Malto, Washington, Lady Washington, Pavie Admirable. Oldmixou, Pine. Ap pie, Heath of several varieties; Musey's October wiiuian uuuTO. jug trees no vm ;ni ojia from the bud, with strong and vigorous roots. .They, will be securely packed and forwarded to any jpsri of the country , Price pet hundred f 1 5 for SO or more,' 18 cents a piece: tor a small number, 20 cents a piece. Also, fine APRICOT of several varieties, at 25 cents each ; Hovey'sseetllins: 8 tra wherry at $4 per huridred-: Keene's seed li 02 do and Wilnuif ttrperb at $1 per hundred; large Dutch Asparagus at 7Ssnts per hundred or 6-per thousand ; giant Rhubarb at 12 1 -2 cu a root ; Raspberries of the best-kind at f o per hundred or 8 1-4 cU a piece. Orders may be left with Messrs. Tyler, Jones' & ' Hill, of Petersburg who hsve a catalogue.' THOMAS 3. PLEASANTS, Petersberg.OcMS. j 83-eow4t ' TT OOH. LOOK, lAOTLliEV BOOKS,. Jij NEW UpOKS.-TJusireceTveTtisdV.atthe N orth Carolina Bookstore, RWh4 H, C., Hoi. 1 Fsyeuevilie Street : Change for the American Notes, in Ietters from London to 5ievr York, by an 'Ameri can Lady. The Neighbors, by Frederika Bremer! The Works of William Shakspeare, complete, at 24 cents per namber For sale by . TURNER dt HUOHE8. i 71- ;.6 v JAMES MAUTlN fi. 1). fiULLOCK; ATTORNEYS AT LAW Counties " Mobile,' April PRUGGiSti AND i. CHEMIST RALEIGH,, tfs&f&te? practice in all the Courts .At MobilekJuVl iahe - ... of Washinglon;Clafk and Monroev Alabaccv 15,- it9J -CT-t: VTTtt f7 1 i V 1 '"I V - t - i i . r '