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, , I I.,, . I i .1. I I I I I II I I , I ,r ,"1 4-., 1 ",-T'v GAZETTE 'I I I? ; -f) AN.lJ- N OICTII CAROLINA PnMuked Send-Wceklr, by ; WESTON R. GALES, EDITOR AMD rROfMETOB.' J V 0f the Semi-Weekly Raleigh Register. Subscrivio. Ftv Dollars peraunum half in Advance. Advrrtisbments For ever Sixteen Lines (I rit insertion. One Dolls r ; each subsequent iusertion, Twenty-five Cents. CoCfiT Ordkrs and Judicial Adtcatmsmcnts w31 b charged 23 per cent, higher ; but a deduction of 33 percent, will be made from the regular prices, Cdr advertisers by the year. Advertisements, inserted iu the Scmi-Weekly Register, will also apear in the Weekly Paper free of charge. (0 Letters to the Editor must be fost-faid. Broke Jail, A T LOUIS BURG, Franklin County, a negro fellow named If OB, committed as a Runaway on lbs 4th of October, 1 813. 8aid negro.is about sit feet high, tolerably black, and bas a steady, resolute luok, when spoken to. f He says he is the property of R. N. Herndon, of Oxford, who hired him to H. L. Kobards, of Granville. All persons are requested to apprehend said negro, and return him to his old quarters, JOHN BARNES, Jailer. Louisburg. Dec. 4 98-4 wr JTE i r JpOOKS JTJE ir BOOHS. fTpHE tyyjfienes of Paris, a novel, by Eugene Sue II translate from the French by C. II. Town. Perilous A'dventures, or Remarkable Instances of Per severance, Courage and suffering, by R. A. Daven port. Tbe Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Uni ted States, by W. A. Duer, LI. D. Also, the 16th number of Alison's Europe. The otb number of Mc Cultoch's Gazetteer. Also, tbe Girl's Reading Book in Poetry and Prose, by Mrs, Bijou rney. For sale by TURNER & HUGHES. December 7. 98 Passage to Baltimore. THE superior SteamWt, COLUMBUS or PO CAHONTAS, will leave City Point eNreCt for Baltimore, every Wedubkdat afternoon, at 3 o'clock, or immediately after the arrival of the Cars from Pe tersburg, and will land Passengers m 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. Returning, will leave Baltimore every Saturday after noon at 5 o'clock J. BRANDT, Jr. Agent. Baltimore, Mar. 10, 1843. 2t ly C. C. NELSON, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. (One door Sooth of Dr. N, L. Stitij's Drag Store, FAYETTE VILLE STREET, RALEIGH, A. C. qj His charges will Ge regelated by the times.- LoTTie doaerjeduced price. Lfec. 61843r 99 tf XT OTICE .At the. Novlember Terra TYI843, of Wayne County Court, , the Safetcriber qualified as Administrator of the esUte of PaiRp Hooks, deceased. All persona indebtedto said estate, are requested to make immediate Jaymenl, and those having claims against said estate will pre sent them; properly authenticated. within ' ths $m prescribed by law, or this notice will be pterin &ar of their recovery. . -Si JAMES GRiSWOLDVA&a'it " December 1, 1843. V ' . V 8 sOl W. GOODE. Attorjiet it Law.1btme1 ill lilXliSISiEfc JL T ' m 1 V e ,r Kicnmond, V irginia,) tuaaeute m Loois, wherf ho will attend to enypr?efcia1 ness. which n)ay be entrusted to his carf.' Mr.G. wilfattenJTj any claims kmoanttngl or more, any where in the gtateof MissbnrV Refer to Weston R. GaleiiRile(slC5Y-i.l o. noun, missnori. . . r Sept. 1, 1843. V v.'T- J New Fall and Vi titer n n sTfc V ekyr v M V V JIF-SOfSJ'. FOR SALE, at the CommissionStore or tae. Subscriber, FsyetlevlUe Street, opposite the Post Office, and next door to the New Market House. J PritM LOW f. rh ' v . 1 Among the articles jest received, wilf I found Flannels, white, red, yellow and 8alr!fcury. Also French Ginghamsnew style for Winter. - Black Alpacca. ' - Mouslin de Laines. , Merinoe French and English. Calicoes a great varjety. " " Lisle Edging beautiful variety. Silk, raw Silk and Cotton 8tockings, 4-c. Also, an assortment of Groceries, 4c. Arc. . 30HN T. WEST. Nov. 14. 91 tf . FALL SUPPLIES OF JViulCm JHuslcai Instruments, FJtJWr ' ARTICLES, SfC. XtO SALS IT I E. P . NASH, Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia. iPlO UNTKYr Merchants and Sthers in want of any yiof the above articles, will find in my establishment, tbe most desirableltock I have enrer offered, at great ly reduced vricts. A call from my old friends and customers is solicited. T, T1IVE DOLLARS REWARD.-XStrayed or stolen, two bright Sorrel Horses, with blazed face and white feet, one of them in Terr good order, the other rather thin, and walks lame, as he aeenppled last 8ummer, in ions of his Ime les, soove the knee, and u swelled on one side of the body. Any person who-will deliver, thera at the N. C. Bookstore' in RaUigh, ah all receive the above reward. Kaleigb, Nov. 13,1813. l JAMES MARTIN & E. D. BULLOCK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, wlt practice in all tbe Courts at Mobile, and in tbe tounues of Washington, Clark and Monroe, Alabama Mobile, A prillS. 1243. 33 y ILOUGHS .PLOUGHS Kept con fttantlv on hand, a suddIv of Richmond Ct Iron Ploucrha- t.trrthr with extra Points and glides.. Experience is the best teacher, aud wherever heard from, these Ploughs have given universal satis- wion. so try them, gentlemen farmers, h you P1le. JAMES M. T0WLE3. November 27. 95 at SB FOR CHRISTMAS AND EW Y EAR, DUY G iODS, GROCERIES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHINA, JEWELERY, FANCY ARTICLES & TOYS. ONE of the Partners of the firm, having just vet turned from the North, has brought with him a larger and better supply of freh Goods, in the above branches, than has heen kept in the establishment heretofore ; all of which, in prices and quality, are wrli worthy to be recommended to our numerous friends anil ihn nnhlio mm aia vr nrll alilotnatfll I aa low as any Store in this City. DR GOODS. i An entirely fresh assortment, especially Calicoes Handkerchiefs, Woollen Goods, Gloves and Stock. ipgs, Muskrat and Seal skin Caps, Sheetings and Shirtings, etc. FANCY GOODS, HARDWARE; CHINA. Fine artificial Flowers, latest fashion foi winter, artificial Hair. Ladies' Fancv and Work Boxes. Writing desks, Baskets, Snuff-boxes from 5 cts to $3 50; Travelling Bags, Thermometers, Walking Cunes, finest Razors, Shaving utensils. Dirk, PeR and Pocket Knives of meat varietv. Scissors : - very large supply of Pistols, Percussion cops, Shot and 8hotbelts, Birdbags, Powder flasks ; Cotton and Wool cards, patent Balances, Sifters, Awl, Phne thread, Spurs, Cloth, Teeth, Hair, Hat and 8h.e brushes j Slates, Fishing Utensils, Looking-glasses, varions sizes, Coffee mills, Pins, Needles, Purees, Pocketbooks, Night Tapers, Smoking Pipes, Twine, Corkscrews, Whips, Pencils, Buttons, plain snd painted Mugs. Mohair Caps. Clocks, Waiters, Lamp Glasees, Tumblers, Bowls, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Dishes, Pitchers, Cocoa-gourds, various Lamps. FRESH CONFECTIONARY & GROCERIES. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses ; 250 lbs. fresh fancy and other Candies Soda. Butter and Water Crackers Pilot bread, Sugar and Ginger Cakes, best Pine An pie & other Cheese,Smoked Salmon.Scotch Herring Smoked Tongues, Sausages. Figs, Prunes, Dates, Fil berU,Palm,Wall and Cocosnuts, Almonds, Preserves, Pickles, Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, P pper sauce, Chocolate, Nos; 1 and 2, Macaroni, Currants. Raisins, Citron, Nutmegs, Liquorice, Cinnamon, Mustard, Starch, Tea, Olive Oil, Sperm and Tallow Candles, Soaps, white, yellow, variegated, Castile and perfumed ; Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, genu ine Principe and other Segars. Scotch and Mrs. Mil lr' Snuff, Canary Seed, Albpice, Pepper, Black ing, Indigo, Copperas, Logwood, Madder, Lamp and Candlewicks, Apples, Grapes, Jujubepaste, Newark Cider, Ale, Porter, 200 bundles Cotton Yarn, Buck ets, Brooms, Whale and best Sperm Oil, dec GENUINE PORT AND MADEIRA WINE, Jmld only by the measure. PERFUMERY. Otto of Rosea, Macassar, Bears, Antique Oils, Po matum, Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters, Shaving soap, Essences, Opodeldoc, Bergamott, pink Saucers. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Finest Violins, bows, strings, bridges, screws, Fin gerboards. Gnitaralageolettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clari onetts, Accord eons, Brass Trumpets. STATIONARY. . Almanacs', Primers, Spelling, Picture and Song Books, Geographies, Key of Heaven (Catholic,) En gravings, Paper, Pens, Quilts, Ink, Inkstands, Ink powder, 8ealing-wax, Letter-stamp. Wafers. Fencing and Boxing Apparatus s Fojlsr8.words, Gloves, Masks, Hats, Breastplates, ' ' : GAMES). Pnnoa, Chessmen, Backgammon, Keno.Te .mmm m .M U I I - a mm-m .1 If 141 I 1 Z. - rTSYSK.mtr "-. -wppiog l-l , JEWELLERY. Tlae tLnd silver,Sa well as german silver, and tbavWvil. Breastpins; Ear-rings, Pencils, Fin-i-;ig--Th?tnbl: Table and Tea Sunona, De- tMtiws and Forks, Metaf Combs, Tea Bells, UaCTes, Betepuckles, Keys. A Urgefnrl choice supply as Printing Presses nated "Children's Trunks. Wheelbarrows. Bureaus, UVbles, animqing tops. Drams, Rttles, Whistles, raonth QrgNaMrps, Trumpets, Magic Lanterns, MicroscobV'VPs setts, Drummeis, fancy toys snd all frt-V Dolls. 1 G. W. St C. GRIMME, Y Corner of Fayettevilte and Hargett Streets! Kaieigh, JUee. t, its. w CJTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Northamp- O ton County. Court of Equity, Fall Term. 1843. William C. Spillman, 8amuel Calvert and Thomas 1 M. Pierce. vs. Howell Peebles and Mary S. Boykin. In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of this Court, that the Defendant, Howell Peebles, in this suit, ia non-resident or this state : it is tneretore ordered by- the Court, that publication be made for six successive weeks in the. Kaleigh Kegtster, a newspa per published in the City of Raleigh, notifjing-the said Defendant (tf appear at tbe next Term of this Court, to be held t the Court house in the Town of Jackson, on the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of March next.then and there to plead,, answer.or de mur to the Plaintiff's bill, or it will be taken pro eonfesso againat him. Witness, Henry Peebles, Clerk and Master of our said Court at Office, in the Town of Jackson, the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of September, A. D. 1843. HENRY PEEBLES, C. M. E. Pr. Adrt. $5,62. 99 6w TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Johnston Co only. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. November Term, 1843. David H. Hollar!, vs. Isaac Munden, Adm'r. of William Munden, dee'd. Action of DebL . Administrator pleads "fully admin istered no assets, which pleas are admitted by Plaintiff, It appearing to the satisfaction of the Cotfri, that Needbam Munden, one of the distributees of the said William, ia not an inhabitant of ihis Stale : It is there fore Ordered, that publication be made in the Raleigh I n r u :r .l :.i v ii Register, ior six weeas, noiiijis iuo mu .gcuiuiu to appear at tbe next Term of this Court, to be held for raid County, at the Court House in 8mii afield, on the 4th Monday of February next, and shew cause (if any he has) why the lands to him descended, from his said ancestor, shall not be sold to satisfy Plaintiff's recovery. Witness, William H. Gdy, Clerk of aaid Court, at Office, the 6lh QecemberU 843. VWuVlEN GUV C.C.C. Pr. Adv. $5 6a. r2' 8 tr--a- FRIDAY, DEGEMBER 22, 1843, A PRUDENT COURSE IS ALWAY8 THE jCLL B EST. Since there are so many different ma keraof Fiano Fortes, and each one thinks his own manufacture tbe best, would it not be the most rnu deht course for those wanting articles of the kind to take them upon trial, before making a positive pur chase 1 The Subscriber is sufficiently acquainted with the tharacter and quality of his instruments to offer them tipon those terms. Any one therefore, who may have doubts about their quality can have those doubts removed by trial. He has ben eight years engaged in this business has sold about four hundred Pisno Fortes and never sold a bad One. A large additional stock jut received. E. P.NASm December 97 Petersburg, Va. . Warrenton Male Academy. THE sixth Session of this Institution w c ra mmceon Mondsy, the 8lh day of January 1844 The terms of Board and Tuition are the same a here tofore published. The undersigned takes great pleasure in info ming the patrons and friends of the School and the public geneially, that he has rented the Urge and commodi ous building formerly occupied by Mrs. Jenkins as a Boarding House, situated immediately opposite to the Academy, and that h wdl, by litis means, be enabled to board as saany Students a may be srnt to the vil lage from a distance. He pledges himself to the pub lic, that the morals of all the boys entrusted to. his immediate care and control hall be strictly guarded, snd, to accomplish this desirable end, no Student from the Boarding House shall visit the Town, except on special occasions, and never without the prmi sion of the Teacher. It is desirable that all Boys, who have no near relatives in the Town or its vicinity, shall board with the Principal, upon whom devolves the great responsibility of preserving the morals of tbe Students. I t is confidently hoped that the well estab lished character of Warrenton ior health, its tontigu ity to the lower regions of Virginia and North t'aroli na, iu facility of access by the Rail Road, the long ex perience of the Teacher in the profession to which he devotes his undivided time and attention, the reasona ble lernit of the Institution, ai.d the high order of morals enforced, will all combine to secure to the School Cjirge and generous patronage. For any in-formatiois-in relation to tbe professional standing of the Principal, be would most respectfully refer gentle men to the Trustees of this Institution, ss well as to those of the Scotland Neck and Northampton Acade mies, in which he has taught for the last thirteen years. R. A. EZELL, Principal. Warren'on, Dee. 2, 1843. 97 4w FUSE ! TIIR JETIVA lXSL'RANCI? COMPA NY, of Hartford, Conn. Offers to insure Buildings and Merchandize, against loss or damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times. This is one of the oldest snd best Insurance Com panies in the United States, and pays its losses prompt ly. Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or its vi cinity to be made to. "8. W. WHITING. May 4, 1843. A pent. N E.W ttOl'TB, Via Stages from Sledge's to Weldon, and ' thence by Rail Road and Steam Boat to Baltimore. FlfHE Travelling Public are respectfully informed II that the following rates of fare have been estab lished by this Line : From Sledge's to Baltimore, $10. (Meals inclu ded on the Bay Boats.) From Sledge's to Portsmouth, $6. By this route, Passengers will be put in Baltimore, in ample time for the Cars to the East or West. The Portsmouth and Bay Line has been run with as much success ahd regularity this season, as any Line in the country. Of tbe superiority of .this route, we ask the travel Icr to 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 of Steamera, 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- TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Chatham LCountv. Superior Court of Law Fall Terni, I County, A. D. 1843. Milly Buckncr, vs. John Buckner. Petition for Divorce and Alimony. It appearing to the Court that a Subpoena and alia 8ubpcena have been duly , issued m this ease, and that the defendant, John Buckner, cannot be found; and that proclamation hath been publicly made at the poun-house door by tbe She; iff of Chatham County, for the said defendant to appear and answer as com manded by the said Subpoena l it is drdered by the Court, that notice be given in the Raleigh Register, a newspaper printed in this State, for tbiee months, for the said defendant, John Buckner, personally to be arid appear at the Superior Court of Law, to be holden for the CoontY of Chatham, at the Court House in Pittsboro, on the third Monday of March next, then and there to plead or answer to the petition of Milly Buckner, for Divorce, or the same will be taken pro eonfesso, and beard according to the Act of the Gen- era! Assembly in such ease msde ana proviaeu. Witness, John Thompson, Clerk of the Superior Couit at Law, for the County of Chatham, at Pitts boro, the third Monday of September, A. D. 1843. JOHN THOMPSON, C. 8. C. Pr. Adv. $9. 100-3m "TfTTfEIXDS'S GRASS. 2 OO Bushels for ITjl sale at tbe N. C. Bookstore and also 50 bush cut Red Clover Seed. aJOJwV 1 UICKSm ATTORNEY AT LAW. Feanklin, Macos CbtntTT, N. C. All claims pat into his hands, will be carefully and punctually attended to. November 17,1843. 4--6w i .,. i i , . n - Our Office being supplied withlthe greatest variety of Fancy Job Type We are prepared to execute PAMPnLETS, Cards, Circulabi, Handbills, . In a style not inferior to any OS. e in the State. OYSTERS i OYSTERS! THE SUBSCRIBER, tbankTtxl to the citi zens of Raleigh, and (he surrounding Country, for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, m his line of business, legs leave respectfully to announce to them, that he has takeh a house on Fay etleville Street, directly opposite the Market House, and next door to Mrs. Habdik. He will keep con stantly on hind Fresh Ovslers. direct lu from Nor folk, received daily, ami Fresh Fish in season. To prevent mistakes, he notifies the public, that his Oysters will not be carried round tbe City for sale by servants or others, but can be obtained daily, as above staled, immediately after the arrival of the Cars. It will be well for the Citizens to charge their servants, if they desire my Oysters, to give them particular in structions where to apply. ; JOHN WILSON. Raleigh, Oct 31. 87 CUEW1JG TOBACCO. A Fresh Supply of that very superior sun cured Chewing Tobacco, from' Langhorne & A rmslead's, Lynchburg. Va. And also, more of that superior Smoking Tobacco, this day received, and for sale at the North Carolina Bookstore. Ands (hey act as Agents for the Manufactory Jt is affordedgart the man ufacturing prices, by the box or keg. Those that would like to retail a good article, would do well to ca!I at TURNER & HUGHES'. Look at This. 4 R. STRINGFELLOW, DENTIST,- Evcr grateful to. the citizens of Raleigh, for their very liberal patronage exu nded to him dur ing his residence amongst- them, has the pleasure of informing them that he has returned to this place, and opened an Office over Mr Benjamin Smith's Store, where he may always be found from 9 o'clock A. M. until 5 P. M. He would also inform them that be has reduced his prices to the following terms, which places it in the power of every one to secure their teeth, or have a fine set of artificial ones. DR. STRINGFELLOW'S PRICES FOR DEN TAL OPERATIONS. Plugging with gold each plug, - - - $1 50 50 50 50 25 " foil, ... ing, or roots of teeth, each Separating by Extracting ted " chif ren s term, Setting best mil nil incorruptible teeth on pivots, each 2 00 3 00 5 00 finest and On improved fji pivots, " fine gold plate, - -All operations warranted to be of the best materials, otherwise no charge. Terms CASH. 4 November 20ih, 1843. References: Hon. Geo. E. Badger, Judge Battle, C Raleigh. Dr. Beckith, J Dr. P. C Pope Wm. Plummer, Esq. Warrenton. Gen. Hawkins, Col. Joj ner, Dr. Wilcox, C Halifax. iDr Bond. S 93- TTEGROES FOR SALE. By pursuance of an Order of Johnston County Court, will be sold on the 30th hikL, at the Court House door in Smithficld, a parcel of valuable Negroes, the property of Isaac Stalling, dec 1. '1 erms of sale ix months credit, the purchaser giving bond with approved security. E. A. BRYAN, Ex'r. Dec. 13. 100 MALE ACADEMY. fniHE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed U on Monday, 8th of January 1844. Tbeacholas- tic year will be divided into two sessions of 5 month each. The Trustees have encaged the services of Mr. Wm. II. Bass, who is a Graduate of Randolph Macnn College, and is highly recommended both for his moral deportment as a gentlemen, and for his qualifications as a Teacher. In this School will be taught everr thing neceasary to prepare young men for College ."lor the oroinary avocations of life. Henderson ia a beautiful and flourishing village, im mediately on tbe Rail Road from Raleigh to Gaston 45 miles from either laee remarkable for the heallb- fulness of its location, and for the intelligence and morality of Its inhabitants, and those of its vicinity. The location of the Academy is quiet and retired, suf ficiently remote from the business part of the vulage. Particular attention will be paid both to the moral deportment and the intellectual advancement of the Pupils. Board, including washing, lights, &c. can be had in respectable private families in the village at $7 per'raonth ; and in the country, at $5. Each Session will close with a thorough examination of the Students on the Studies pursued during the Term. if, TKRXS FSR SESSIOH. For English branches, $7 00 Classical' course, 15 00 JOHN D. HAWKINS, President of . the Board of Trustees. Dec. 12. , 100 ! NEGROES FOR SALE. THE undersigned, having qualified as Administra tor with the Will annexed of Johk Moo or, de ceased, of the Coduty of Chatham, and State df North Carolina, at the last Court of Pleas ahd Quarter Ses sions, oi said isouniy, win proceed to seu at-ine late Dwelling House of said deceased, on the 16th day of January next, the following Valuable Proper ty, to-wit: One Valuable TR ACT OF LAND, whereon the aaid deceased last resided, lying on tbe Stage Road, leading from Raieiah to Salisbury. 21 miles from the former place and 12 miles from Phuboro. Said Tract, or Plantation, is well improved with a good two Story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn, 8tablee, and other necessary (Jut-houses for a family, with never failing well of excellent water, and is one of the most delightful situations in this section of Country. Further particulars we deem unnecessary, aa the Pur chaser will view the premises tefore he bids. Said Tract coutains by deed 493 Acres, and wilf be sold on a Credit of one, two and three years. Also, six or seven LIKELY NEGROES, on Credit, till the 5th day of December next, the Pur chaser giving bond with approved Security. NATH'L WARREN, . , . THOMAS BELL. iin is. Dee. 9th 1843 100 t Dank of tbe State oTNortn Carolina. A DIVIDEND OF THREE P'ER CENT, on the Capital 8tock of this Bank, has been declared, payable at the Principal Bank on tne nrat Monday in January next, and at the Branches and Agencies, fifteen days thereafter. (j. DEWEY, Cashier. Rslelgh, 14 Dec, 1843.: lOOtlj OR RENT that convenient Office "in the EsisTBR buildings, next door to P. II. Eus- ek, sq. Nov, 1, 1843. DRESS audMAXTtJA MAKING- MRS-ELIZABETH A. GORMAN, respectful ly informs her friends and thepubliceneraliy, that she is prepared to carry en the above business, in all its brunches, and desires those who have work of that description, to give her a call, or send their ar ticles to her at her residence, near the old Baptist Grove. Being thrown entirely jppbn her own resources and industry for a support for herself and email children, by the recent death of her H usband, she hopes to me rit and receiv.e,a liberal encouragement from a gene rous community ; and she pledges hemlf to exert her utmost in pleasing all her Patrons. ' Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1843. 92 N. B. Boys' and Children's Dresses made in any style and after any pattern desired. PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW. In commencing the Fifth Volume of this publication, the Editor wishes to urge, with earnestness, its claims upon the patronage and support of the Citizens of the South. Its circulation, always respectable, but never large, requires to lie, and, it is believed, Aay be, much extended, and the work be thus rendered a more efficient organ in maintaining the rights and sus taining tbe literary reputation of the Southern States. The discontinuance of other periodcials, which haVe divided the public patronage, renders the present lime a peculiarly appropriate one for presenting suchco n sideralions ss will awaken a new interest in it, and for making such efforts to extend its circulation as will place it oh a permanent basis. It msy be proper to state, briefly, the leading oV- jects which such a Periodical proposes to accomplish. and also the reasons, which show the importance and necessity of sustaining one with energy, at the present time, at tbe South. The general objects of such Periodicals are pretty well understood. They serve to embody the Opinions of enlightened mind on sll great questions in which ihe interests of the arts, sciences, Inters and politics are involved, at certain periods in the history of tbe country. Their aim is, not only to review books, and, in the spirit of thorough and impartial criticism, to decide upon their merits, but also, in the perfor mance of this duty, to discuss important subjects in such a manner as to make deep and permanent im pressions upon the character of the people and deali. nies of the sge ; to diffuse knowledge, not to foster prejudices ; to create, direct ahd control, not to echo; opinions ; and finally, to canvass principles and main tain truth in a calm and dignified manner, and in a style chaste, luminous, nervous and appropriate. The offspring of a high state of civilization, they furnish evidence of intellectual advancement, and are the ob ject of a just and honorable pride, regarded as the ex ponents of the literary standing and character of communities. The imoriance of sustaining such a work at the South, with ability ond effect, is equally obvious. The South, like the North and the other sections of the Union, owes a duty to the age and to the country in behalf of her literature. She requires sn able and high-toned Periodical, that is fitted to nourish, and call into active exercise, the literary talent of our Southern Commonwealths. But, more than this, our institutions are peculiar, and require a district or gan through which they may be defended with power and spirit, when assailed, as they often are, by other sections of the American Confederacy. 1 his aggres sive conduct on the part of our, Countrymen, so pre judicial to tbe general harmony , requires to be met and repelled by argument, first, and by action, if ne cessary, afterwards. The South is an agricultural country, and her position is different from that of o ther sections more particularly devoted to commerce and manufactures. Her views of her peculiar inter ests should le known, and require to be maintained and defended with ability, through some such channel The Southern Quarterly Review is issued, at Charleston, in January, April, July end October. A mong its pledged L'ontributois, are JJew, oaenman, Burnao, Davezac, Upshur, Cushmg, Tucker, ciinms, Cartwright, Elliott, Garnett, Thornwell, Grayson, Holmes, Everett, Breckeniidge. Brantley, King. Ste vens, and other distinguished American scnoiar. re siding chiefly in the Southern Stales. The style of its typographical execution is not surpassed By any work cither foreign or domestic. An appeal i con fidently made to the generous and patriotic feelings of Southern citizens in its behalf. 7Vrm &5 rr annum, vavdble in advance. No Subscription taken for lea than k year, and all notices of discontinuances to be forwarded before the first of October of each year, or the Subscription will be bind irra for the succeeding year. Daniel k. whitaker Charleston, Oct. 1, 1843. 100 A DMINISTRATOR'S KIITIUJS. 1 he J Subscriber, having qualified at Novem ber Term of Wake County t:ourt, as Administrator on tht Estate of John Farrar, deceased, hereby notifies all persons having claims aainst said Estate, to pre sent them for payment within, the time persenbed by law. or this notice will be ofead in tbe lar t tneir re coverv ; and ail persons, mueoieu 10 me csiaie re m -mm I 111. Y . L - 9 .1 . A . H 1 requested forthwith to settle the same. JUHIS U. UKAlVrJ. Nov 24. -95 6t. CtTATE OF NORTH CAUUL.lIHA,--ViUAiv VILLE COUNTY. In Equity, September Term. 1843. David J. Young. Administrator of Margaret II. Dan iel, and of Charles Wilkersonand of Martha Wil- kerson, end Albert G Moore fend Wife, vss William Thomas and Washington Thomas, Eie'cu- tors of Thomas Daniel, S8n. dee'd. Mary A. Wil- kerson. Eulius Wilkerson, Green Y. Wilkerson, Eliiah Wilkerson. Jonathan Jones and wife Milly Thomas Harris. Nancy Harrisnd Thomas Daniel. This Bill was filed asainst tbe Executors of Thom as Daniel, Sen. dee'd. for a settlement of their admin istration account, and it tfrss refijrrjrd to the Master td take tbe account, who reported the balance In tbe hands of tbe said Executors, which balance the Ex ecu tors were directed, by an iriterloeuiory order of the Court, to nay into tbe officeybf the Clerk sftd Mas ter, and of the monev so-Dajd into Court, the Clerk and Master ia directed lajfav out eleven-thirteenths to the parties appearing upon Ah e pleadings and it s further ordered by the Court, that advertisement be made for six successive weeks in the Raleigh Register, and for three weeks in the Nashville Banner, in -the State of Tennessee, warning all persona claiming to be the legitimate children o Merrtman Daniel dee'd. montinned ih lbs nleadinrs. to aDDar at the next term of this Court, to be held id the Town of Oxford on the first Mondsv of March next, and pat ia. end verify their claim, otherwise the whole fond will be paid over td the parties now in Court, ana sppeanr g to be entitled. Witness, Thomas B. LiUleiohn. Clerk and Master of the said Court, at OfileeV at Oxford, the first Mon day of September, A D. 1843. THO. B. LITTLEJOHN, C. M. E Vr. "Adv. $6 60 . 4 6w CARPr.TING A good assortment of hea in grain Carpeting, at prices to suit the times. ej JAMES M. TO WLE8. , Elei-h, Nov; 27. . f 95-- NIJUIBER i6v IR. IIEIVDREE) PHYSICIAN FOR TtE EVE AND fiAfe, AND OPERATIVE SURGEON; Operates for the relief of V. ;t. Deafness and other affections of the EaH Cataract, Pterygium, Crossed Eve.kc. juiargea lonsua and relate; Club Foot, Hare-Lipy Summering' Stone, Stricture, Fistula, Piles ; Deonnitier, D tee me of the Bones Hernia, (a radical cure Aneurism fc Cancer, Polypus, Tumours, Ulcertp Arid Sirrm.nl n -,-v- 'Vii 5, v- TkJ IT JTmi . ... . 0 it ,i- ...i urf u. wiu visu any pan oi tne Bias feaert his services may be required. Raleigh, Jan. 23, 1843. fc , ' R. llfeNOREE Will give aVar &uje of Medical Vnd Surgical Tnetruction, to prepare those students who wish to visit the Northern Colleges. All the private Students of Dr. H six Sn hVzober, graduated wiuYcjedii at the end ofthtir Stat WeWotu in me nicnmond Medical College. 'V. REVKBEacts : rehead, V . E. Kimn. I nMli. llanly, Fsq. J Gov. Mojehead, Hon. Geo. E. Dr. Beickwlth Charles Manly Hugh Waddell. Esq. Hillsborough. he Sulwcriber is prepared to execute all kinds mitationa of every variety of Marble, snd of all kinda of Wood ; also Wall Painting. Pai er-baneinc. Gla ' sing and GILDING ott Wood and Metallic Mstanct attended to at the shortest notice, end done in aupe-'' . nor style of werkmanahip. I MIL.1I-AKX- L.AUS.and BANNERS painted ia, the neateat style, oh the shortest notice, kndmneh cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. . trr Re.1 -v fer to tbe Adjutant General of North Carolina.) . , Persons wishing Painting v( any descHbtioa exe- cuted, by calling at the Cabinet Ware Room of Mr.1 William Thompson, oppbt-ite tbe South East corner of the Capttol Square, may expect to have it done to t meir enure sausiaction. t;. rKABIEK.'' - Raleigh, Jan.-14; 1843. , 6 ti FOR RENT, the next year, the House and Lot now occupied by Mr. John1 F. Brandt. On HUIo' borough Street, opposite the residence of Win. Hilhv Esq. For terms, apply to ';..; WM.D. HAYWOOD;: Kaleigb, Octolx-r 19, 1843. - 85 tf LUCKEY'S": i4 w. I t SI jn a w n a? a rrn n w J t w a. mj jm. vr mm m j RALEIGH,' N. C. (ST THE Subscriber bas now on hand, and is constant " ' ' y manufacturing HATS of every balcriptioo. whicbv.i he now offers to the public at very reduced pilcta for j Cash. " ' : , :v-;' A very large and beautiful assortment bf CAPS also on hand, which he vill sell unusually low. Abo, ? 7 a large quantity of Wool. HaTk, broad brims, home V ; manufactured, which be will sell low, wholesale or. V retail. The public are respectfully invited to call 5i and see his home manufactured stock before mikins- " their parjehaies elsewhere. '' ' ' ' HUGH LUCKEY, Practical HaUer; - v ' J Raleigb, Nov. 4. 1843. , . 88w'" N. B. 50,000 Fur Skina. wanted, for which thav! ' highest Cash price will be gven. Deer kih,- M.ink, J . ' utter. Beaver, Kaccoon, Mufkrst and other FlirsaUe) wanted. Persons at a distance. haVihir Fur Skins: . on hind, will pleate forward them to Kateigh where - tne highest Cash pnee will be given for Ikfitii JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE f Worth Carolina Boolatorc. b;- THE Banker's 'ire,br CeurtatKPCiry. atoOvel, by MrsGoie. A ChargeHetivered the Dlo -eese of Ohio, by Charles Pettit Mclll value, D Df The Chnrchman warhed agsihkt the ertdra of the ! lime, with notea.by Rev Henry Anthon, D D. Cbem li istry in its application to AgiicUbure ahd Physiology by Justus Leiblg, MDThD F R S MRi A. The J first number of the Life of Andrew Jsrksbb, Mililarr" and Civil, with illustrstions, by AmbsKeudall. The , 1st number of Mrllman's Gibbon's Rome, pricB 5 cts.r 15th number of . Alison's Eufone. - 5lb number -of Hannah M Ore's Works. 4ih numbfer bf McCulloch'e '.3 Gazatteer, . ; i We have also just received a Iri sh 'assortment of ! Classical and School Books All orders from ' a'dis- 1 . tance, thankfully reteived and promptly attended to,' for tbe Cash. TURNER tc HtJGH8.' V VAVAmkar 97 - -... Aa 05 X Female Boarding ibol. : : THE Missus OWEN prdpne to receive inUfci the family bf their mother, at Wake Forest Col . lege, a limited nutnber of Pupils. . v, A . J Prdfessor O war wild, at all times, give assistance ot a general and advisory nature, and whin the im perative duties of the College do hot forbid, actual ii function. . , ' , . -- --i'-t . To those who are acquaihted with Mrs. Owen, it ,4' is neeeiess to aav. that she will act a mother's nart i ' -m. ' m m. W ' ""'ut ivuuc iiiici uwiii u, uuurr Dir,inai-' As it will not be "necessary Id emnfofaalaried". Teachers, they can afford to make their charges Tor 1 J tuition, considersfty cheajier than the usual rate's;-:" !. Board And attendant expenses, as bedding. Washinr. Jaf. lights, dec; per month, only .$10 00 rv ' ri . : u ; t .. -.: V ukuitiiwij oiiju-u, per mcwou, iv uv Advanced branches bf do " dol- . 11 00 Ianguaees (Greek, Latin & Frencildo iV ; i 17 00 Music on Fiand, . do";. -1 5 00 -Do Guitar, ' ' doi5 0aC Among the incidental advantages of the 8cbon,V its location, in a neigbborhdod well known A1i the-. m 8tate for its healthiness, bVatity, intelligence a.. mo' rality ; to tise tbe wordi or an intelligent gentleman,, on lata occasion, North Carolina can't prodece such another" Cu acre'ibility by the Rail Roed, thai i opportunity afforded by Its vicinity to the College, for ; the yoangLadiee tin be educated in a drele where V .'; the. schotasile spirit has been genera tsd, as aUo for at; . ' ,- tending gratuitously soch Exercises of the Cc'Vs as ; ' may be ofa wh!ie xworeC.:: VacaUons the same as t&oes of ihe coliege. .i -:; v; Dec,' is. ;' ., -;.v. -'j n :-:vicflu-3;t TTVTEfT RICE, "by the tieree or 100. pounds or yg less quainuy. '- ' j4'- ft .; it It' Dec 15. . . j.f-j .... , . , ' BIAKK3 -For ialo atthis 0c A- i ' ) ( I ;- ' ! If'.:- -1 ' ,