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4 FOB CHRISTMAS'
mnir-ri? Doll" P wnnm-half to
tCMiEMn.-For wry Sixteen
jition. One PoUir i nch wlrteqiiennnseruon,
r-fiv8 Cent. , , " - ; v
cbared 25 percent. bif t bo Aeducnoa
JAM. wttlU mfc from thern-' pnce
ertiier bf iUe yr-' - wX.T
emtwnenti inwrted 1 tb. km Yt
;m. Wtfl lippM in lh Wmi fpe
fcbaise..,'. J j;
Leliar to thr Editor mwn rw"
:.1ti' Drokc Jail,
; tOtJISBUROj Frmnklin Comity,
, iib of OdobT. v8d negro Hibw u
A .itlH.y.fc U te properu of
Irmion. Oxford, who hired him .w K L.
, of GroiUlo. f A pn. requwftd o
-J- Mid negrojwid reton bim ttf
i-'.ii-vVri. DIDNP.H Jailr.'
IlhY ODOpS; OROCKRIES,
fltxisicAV instruments;
CHlNAl UEWELERY, f
FAK C Y ;A IfTICL ES &TOXS.
UJUirnHilfromlh& Aorth, ha brought with h i
Urgercnd bfciter tuppij of freh Goodaip the bo
branches, than bM-beea kept in -iho u:pffMAmMt
bemofore; all of 'which, in price aadqaality,r
wVli ivorthy to bf recommended to. our nomerooa
frkntda knd th potfiVM wemre wy jwelfablf toaeU
u Iowu id; etorelnjlhw City. i ?
if i ; .DRyGOODS. i . ".:;:;-;v.,
?An entirely frtUMOrraienC eipe4ially CaJicoe.
Hindkercbiefn, Woollen : Gowli,Gloea and Stock
ingi, Mudiratarai SeaJ Wtii Oap Wheingev and
Shirting, etc '" W ;i :;V''4 "
FAXCY GOODttABDWARE&f CBlNAi
i- Fine artificial Flrefa, Jaiest fashion1 for winter,
artificial- Hairi f 4iea Fkncy and Work Boxes,
Wriiing deki BaAeU, biioff-boies ftom 3 cto to
$ 60 4 TraTeUing iBaga.jTherniomeiera, Walking
Cunes, finest ftaxoir, JSaaing utensils. Dirk, Pen
and ' Pocket Kniyej: of gteat ariety, , Scissor ;
very large supply of Pistols, ' Percussion caps, Shot
andttnutbells,! BifdUgt, P. iwder flasks ; Cotton and
Wool cards, paiwit Uslances, Bifiers, Awl, fchoe-
thread' Sii ClotfeTeetW Hairi Rt and 8hue
brushes ; Slate, f feing ,T7tensiU, Looking-glassesv
aruns, sues, lioRee-raUls, nns. Xeeaies, runes,
A PRDDENT 0UR8lE 18 At W AT8 THE
A BEST. Since th are so many different mia-
kers of Piano Fk-rtes, and each one thinks his own
manufacture-the Ibest, would it not be the most xv
itt course m those wanting articles of the kind to
take them upon IriaU before making a positive pur
chase t The tub:riber is sufBcienily acquainted
with the character and quality of hii inalroments to
o&rr them upos those terms.' Auy one therefore,
who ;mar bate jdoubu about .their quality can nae
those doubts renjoed by YaiAt. "he ha been eight
years engaged irt this business has sold about fvur
hundred Piano-Fones and never sold a bad one.
A jsige additional stock jut receiTed. :
-m- i- ' - ! wash.-
Warrenton Male Academy.
FITHE hi stb. Ression of this Irwtitutlon w e m
mrnce on Kbnday.the 8th day'of Januar y 1 844
The terms of Board and Tuition are the same, a here
tofure published.1; ' ' !
The uriUersigned takes great pleasure in inforraiog
the patrons and friends of ihe School and the'public
' . I ft ' 1 a . 1 .-' . f. t 1 i;
geneiaily, tnat no oas renteu me urge anu commoaf
A Cresil Supply of that fwyf superior un
P cured t: hewing Tobsico, fromLanghorne &
Armstead's,Lynchburz Va. And also, more of that
ous building formerly orcupiet by Mrs. Jenkins aa aJ-nperwr Smokti.g Tobacco, this day received, and for
:er7.
TURNER ct HUGHES.
y nooiLs-jez tr books.
I MyeumesofParu a noveWby Eugene Sue
dated from the French by . H. To",
Adveatures, or Remarkable insuncesoi rw-
, 4M mmA Minerinc bv R. A. Uaeo-
a Institutional Jurisprudence of the Uni
;by ;VW A Dtter, LI Al-o. the 16th
f AIioo's Europe. The 3th liumbrr of Mc
. n...... i a il ih irt' Readme Book
1 Tt.l u KirHr. Fbr sale f Pocketbooka. Nirht kTaoers. Smokins: Pipes, Twine
J m. at'rSIIRA. Iri..tu.n lUhin. P.il. Rnllnni hlain and
painted Mugs, Mot r Gaps. Clocks, Waiters, Lamp
Glastet; Tumblers, Bowls, Plates, Cups and saucers,
Y1: l. r". L. V Jam 1.IIHM
FSE3H CONFBcmONARY & GROCERIE8
; SugarCofiee, Masse 250 lbs.; fresh fancy and
other Candle RoJj? Butter and Water Crackers
Pilot bread. Bugar.apd Ginger Cakes, best Pioe A p
pie & other Clteese,9moked SaJtnon,Scotcb Herrings
Smoked Tongues, 8ausages,Figs, Prunes, Dates, FU
bert,Parm,Watl au Cocosnuts, Atmond,PreMrves,
Pickles, Brandy ; fhtW Oranges. Lemons,' Pepper
sauce, f Mtoeolaia. Nak 1 and 2. Macaroni. Cnrrants.
JNTAS. will leave City Point direct for ( R.iaina. Gitrun. Natmees. Liauorice. Cinnamon.
rfr. everyxWaBHasaaT afternoon, at3 o'clock, fastardf Starch, T, pitve Oil, Sperm and Tallow
:L,21y -after he arrival of the Cars from Pe- Candles. 8oaps. whiU. yellow variegated, Castile
, r 1 will lsnf Passengers in oaiumonH-iw
... i :Thi jce1hmedflonbM4 these
j ry aoperior, and the passage, incfuding
mi -lrfrom Petersburg to Baltimore, only $8.
. M leave Baltimore every Saturday aftet-
rooeV'r;-:':--'' : .
Vf.-::tltlANDT,Jr. Agent. .
V. Mar-l0,184S.tVt -S 22-ly
1 visisasiBito lItliiibi 4
Y f 7 -erior -8teamboat, COLUMBUS or PO-
and perfumed ; Chew iag & Smoking Tobacco, genu
ine Principe and etler eegars. Scotch and Mrs. Mil
ler's Snuff, Canary Seed, Alkpice. Pepper. Black
ing, Indigo, Copperas, Logwood. Madder, Lamp and
Csndlewicks, Applfea, urapes, Juiubepaste, JVewark
Cider. Ale, Porter, 200 bundle Cotton Yarn, Buck
ets, Brooms, Whai and best Sperm Oil, etc. .
GENUINE PORT AND MADEIRA WINE,
.4L IIIOX ABLt TAILOR,
ztC'k of Dr. N.L. 8tith's Dru j 8lor ,
F4YETTE FILLE TREETi
' i chargeswill be regulated by the times.
reduced Drice-::'-r-t-i rf:!--T
... -- jf , V9-W .
Bold
, -ri- -;"v-. -
.E.J
V I UE 'At? thieyNoTember Terra
13 fWayrrt?' Cotintyf CourtHi
r qua' Jed as Adinin.istrator of ! the estate of
Vis, deceased, All persons indebted to said
a requested :,to make .immediate payment,
basing claims against' said esUte, will pre-
Irjjperly; authenticated, within the time
law, or tbia notke will be plead in bar
jf JAMES GRISWOLDi Adrn'r. ; ;
1843.. ; J " 98
by the measure.
RFUMERY.
assar Bears, Antiqae Oil, Po
lerida and Lavender Waters,
, Opodeldoc, Beifcamott. bink
L INSTRUMENTS.
Wii strings, bridge, ecrews, Fin
Ugeolettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clari-
Decembev 6-f 9T
Petersburg, Va.
OYSTEltS4OySTEUS 1
rHESliBSCRIBERi iliariklul (o ihWbitl
I II zens ofRaleigh ind ihe Istirrouping
Country, for the littoral patronage heretofore extended
to him, in his line of business, iegs leave respectfully to
announce to them, that he lias1 taken sf bousi; on Fay
etteville Street, directty opposite the Market House,
and next door to Mrs. Harbii. fH witt keeplcon
suntlv on hand Freeh Gutter: direclld fromtyor-
bltet received daily, and Frtth Fiih in season. To
prevent mistakes, be notifies the, public, tnat his
Oysters will not be carried round the City for safe by
servants or others, but can be obtained daily, as above
stated, immediately after the arrival cT the Cars; It
will be well for the Citizens. to chargef their servants.
if they desire my Oysters, to give them particular in
struction where to apply, j jj i 1 ' Si
Boarding HouseL situated immediately opposite, to th,eH
Academv, arid that be will, by this means, oe enabled
to board as many Students as may be.smt to the vil
lage from a distance. He pledges nimseu.to tne puo
lic,that the morals of all the bojs entrusted to his
immediate care and control .hall be strictly guarded.
nd, I to v accomplish this desirable end,' no Student
from the Boarding House shall visit the Town, except
on special occatijone, and never without the permis
sion of the Teacher. It is desirable that all Boys,
who have no near relatives in the J own or its vicinity,
shall board with 'ihe Principal, upon whom devolves
the great respqrflibility of preserving the morale of the
Students. It is confidently hoped that the well eatab-
iabed character iof Warrenton for health, its tontigu-
ity to the lower regions of Vireioia and North. Caroli
na, iU facility of access by the Rail Road, the longex
nerience of tkeTeacher in the Droftasion to which he
devotes his undiiided time and attention, the reaMona-
bleterm of the Institution,! and the 'high order of
morals enforced, will all combine to secure to the
School a large and generous patronage. ; - For any in
formation in relation to the wofessional standing of
the Principal, he would most respectfully refer gentle
men to the Trustees of this Institution, as well as to
those of th Scdtlarrd Neck and Northampton Acade
mies, in which !h has taught for the last thirteen
years,. - A : R. A. EZELL, Principal.
Warrenton, Dee, 2, 1843. , - 91 4w
-.1
DRESS and MANTUA BIAXLTJia.
MnnS. ELIZABETH A. GORMAN, tpectfut
iVlily infwtn her friends and Ute public generally,
that she is priperedto! carry en the above , business;
in all its btjncbea, aocl desires those who have work
of that descriptioh, to gie her a call, or send their ar
ticles to her at her residence, near the old Baptist
Gmn.')";M,'li: ft
f Being thrown entirely Upon her wn resources and
industry for a support for herself and small children,
by the recent death of her Husband, she hopes to me
rit and receWe a liberal encouragement from a gene
rous community : land she pledgee: herself to exert
her utmost in pleasing! all her Patrons. . ;
' Raleigh. JJov. 16, 1 843; 92
ICB. Boys and Children's Dresses made in any
alyl and after an pattern derired. i . :
11 DR: tlTEIVOKEE.M
UXPIVIAJS f UIt THIS JSXX? ADiV iSAit,
1 i
i AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
, operates lor tne reiiti ei .
Deafness and: other affectiona of the Ear
Cataract, Pterygium Crossed Eye, etc
Ealarged Ton$ils and Palate; .r
Club Foot,' Hare-Lip, Stammering
Stone. Stricture. Fistula, Piles
Deformities, Uiseases of the Bones i
Hernia, (a radical cureO Aneurism ; l!
Cancer Polypus, Tumours, Ulcets, j
And SoWieal Diseases in remelfal.
Dr. H. will visit any part of the State where
IK 'Mt;.
. 1 . '
1 i J i- ,
Raleigh, Oct 31.
87
sale at the North Carolina Bookstore. And as they act
as A genU for the Manufactory, it is afforded at the man
ufacturing prices, by : the box or kejg. I hose tnat
would like to retail a good article, would do well to
call at f TURNER dc "HUGHES'.:
4
. 0OODE, A-vtobkby at Law (formeri
. f Richmond, Virginia,) has settled in St
b will attend to any professional busf
may be entrusted to his care.; j r -:
- ill attend i any claims amounting to $500,
jr w here in the State of Missouri
Weston R. Gales. Raleigh. s !
vMiasoori,? ; .
1 1843. S i . 74 6m
. t F a II and Wiiter
GOODS.
DR. -SALE,' at the Commission Store of the
SuUcriber, Fayetleville Street, opposite the
"nice, and next door to the New Market House,
v LOWi for Cash, t" 4 J .
I $he articles just received, will be found
Ja, white, red, yellow and Salisbury; Also.
Ginghams new style for Winter.
ndsLaine.
2S French and English,
i a .great variety, j .-'!.. i: . :
Jglng a Iwaotiful variety. ; ;
w Silk and Cotton Stockings, 4c -n
assortment of Groceries, -c dee.
j JOHN T. WE8T.
-.FALL 8UPPLIES. OF
. zia rsvasosrs air
-Ic Jtluslcal Instrument, '
' .; -:;' roa'jsits mt ) -: -v-" . :.
Ei t ;V'Ev P- N A S H , .
"jeamweeettPeterdgyYirginiii,
JNTRYMerchants and others in want of any
s above articles, will find in my esUblitJtiineut,
r id curable stock I have ever offered, at ereat-
AUlf rom my old friends and
if-.'.,r i'.'. i ifc-Trai"".' r ' '
, i.7o bright Sorref Howes, with
: ? sua whitejeet, one of them in very good j
t., a other raiherhter-ai walk lame, as he
V.-, ' -1 lat. -Summer, in .on of-hi fore Uf.
, t t :ee, and is swelled on on side of taa body,
y person who wili deliver tbem at the N. C.
.tar in Rl4ghv shall receive the abov rCU.
' ' h;Neiix8f-t84.r-;
in all tbei Courts at Mt4ile, and in the
f Vaahington,"Clark a&d Mom , Abtbama.
A tir.l 15243r:yyi?:4:f -y:
f Otto of Roses, M
matum, Cologne,
shaving soap, iv
Saucers. t -
MUSIC
finest Violub,
gerboards, Gattam,!
onetts, AccordeonsX Brass Trumpets.
-V ;. - tv STATIONARY. - 1 J
; Almanacs, Prinjfcr,i Spelling, Picture and Song
Books, Geographies Key of Hfwen (Catholic,) En
gravings, f aper, 4?oJ tduius, Ink, Inkstands, Ink
powder, Sealing-et Letter-stamps, Waiers. i
Fencing ttsu poxxng Apparatus.
Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hts, Breastplates,
: ;. j games.. ' : : --j ;
' Domino. Chessmen, Backgammon, Eeno, Ten
pins, Cap and BalUG races and Battledoors, skipping
eppes, Kotlet.
,-5r
Look at TliiSi .; .
TTltR. STRINGFELLOW, DENTIST,
JLr Ever grateful to the citizens of Raleigh,
for their very liberal patronace exi-nJed to him dur
ing his residence amongst them, harf the pleasure of
informing them, that he bas 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 tbem thai he
has reduced his prices to the following terms, which
place it in the power of every oner to seeSre their
teeth, orbave a fine set of artificial ones, j
DR. STRINGFELLOW3 PRICES FOR DEN
TAL OPERATIONS,. !
Plugging with gold each plug, - '- - : $ 1
M j . foil, . ; .
Separating by filing, - ; ;- - !-1
Extracting teeth or roots of teeth, each
" children's terth, ; - ; -
Setting best mineral incorruptible teth on
pivots, each 1 i - - - i. - j 2
On improved gold pivots, - 8
fine gold plate, -. y - 5
All operations warranted to h of the finest and
best materials, otherwise no charge;
Terms CASH. MP;
November 20th, 1843. ; t
References : f
Hon. Geo.; E. Badger.
Judge Battle, : C Raleigh.
Dr. Beckwith, j
Dr. P. C Pope ... .
Wn, Plummer, Esq.j Warrenton.
"! i m PROSPECTUS
. 'ti A ; ' IOF THE ' '
SOUTHERN; QUARTERLY REVIEW,
ii In commencing the Fifth Volume of this publication,
the Editor wishes to urge, with earnestness, it claims
upon the patronage and support of the Ciiiiens Oi
the Sooth. Iu circulation, always respectable, but
never large, requires to be, snd, it is believed. may
be, much extendedand the jrorfbe thus rendered a
more efficient organ in maintaining the right and sus
lainipg the literary reputation of the Southern states;
The diaconiiouance of other periodcials, which have
divided the public patronage, renders the present time
a peculiarly appropriate one for presenting such co o-
siderationa as wilt awaken a new interest in it, and for
place iton a permanent basis.; f ; aO&OTTSaS 1 JSW
It may be proper to state, briefly, the leading ob- I , , t,.L ....'
. T - ; - a I llllllBlUUlin Ul DTOI w W U IC a Uf JHII1U1C. aUIU.UI SUB Bkiaxusi
jects which such a Periodical propose to accommisn. - Wwjd . WaflPaTntmg. Pair-hahging. Gli-
a . . . a w n o n . . a Mni.n avkAB. inm imnnn.iw. mnMi l ...
uiu aiau um ihwumB) nuivu nuww ... imvi ,wuw ..w
necessity of sustaining one with energy, at the present
time, at tneooutn., -: . i . . ? i-
50
50
50
50
25
00
00
00
93-
FIKE
FmnC JETJVA IMSlf R Alf CC COMPA-
U N V or- Hartford, Conn. Offer to
insure Build irtas and Merchandixe, against loss or
dsmaae by fire; at premiums to suit the times.
This is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com
panies inthe United States, and pays its losses prompt
ly. i ' !
Applications for-Insurance in Raleigh, or its vi
cinity .JO be made to. i r-
o. w. vy mi
May 4, 1843. Agent.
Gen. Hawkins,
Col. Joyner.O
Dr. Wilcox.VHalifax.
DrBond. I
WELLERY. I 1
er.aa well as german silver, and
pwsj Ear-nngs, Pencils,' Kin-
Table and Tea Simons. De-
rki Metal Combs, Tea Bells,
kJea. Keys.
TOYS. !
casppply? as Printing Presses
"ranks. WheHbarrowsi Bureaus.
Marbles, Huramind top4 Drums, Rault,.WjuBtles,
mouth- Organs, H tps,. Trutnpeto, ' Magic Lanterns,
Paint boxea, !raaeriftic ' Toys, false Faces, Cannons,
Microscopes, Chin setts, .Drummers, fancy j toys.
and all sorts of Dolls.; . f
I G. W. & C. GRIMME,
Corner of Fayetteville and Hargetg Streets
Raleigh, Dec;i,I843. i 96
Fine gold and si
pinchhack, vtx. B
ger-rings, mi ml
sert Knives and
Spectacles, Belt-b
A laTge and ch
painted Children's
NE W ROUTE
Via Stage from Sledge to Weld on, and
thence by Rail Road and Steam Boat to
Baltimore.
flTHE Travelling Public are respectfully informed
U that the following rates of fare bate been estab
lished by this Line :
; From Sledge's to Baltimore, $10. (Meals mClu
ded on the Bay Boat.) I
; From Sledge's to Portsmouth, (6. By this route.
Passengers will be put in j Baltimore, in ample time
for the Cars to the East or West.
The Portsmouth and Bay Lin has been run with
as much success and regularity this season, as any
LLine in the country.
ps rte .i : :. -r . .l. . t
ler to give it a trial, and he will be . able to decide for
tyoiseu. i 1 i
WM. Mw MOODY, Jr. Agent.
Office Portsmouth & Koanoke Rail Road &. Bay Line
uf Steameni, Weldon, N. C. Oct. 9, 1843.
P. S. Passengers leaving Raleigh daily, (except
Saturday,) will go on direct to New York, without
any delay. -i ' . 82-
his services may !be required.
Raleigh, Jan, :S5 v
. 1
.1 ! . kjf.i
iH. IJEWDREEwill give a regular Coarse
' of Medical and Surercal instruction, to prepare
ihoae students who; wish to visit the Northern College?!
tAII the private students or Lr. six in number.
graouaiea.wiui creoti at toe ena oi ueir ursi sessiwn, j -e i
in Jh RiAhWinfut. U Mitral I jni favte. J -
i . ' j Rxae-f '.
?l Goy.Morehea,f:nf &
t BX . . t -
-Dr. Beckwitfai "
...Charles Manly, Ejiq.'. J vjt;
! Hugh AVadell, Esq. Billsborougb.
making such efforts to extend juj circulaUon as will The Suliscriber is prepared t execute alt kmds-
n
t4
of every -description, in the late French style, 6lo
attended to at the shortest notice, and done in a supe-
nor siyi or wornrna.nBip- - f---r ..--'iT ' - --m j :.
-MILITARY-FLAG and BANNERS painted in
flerneatest iyhs,'oh the shortest notice,' snd much
cheaper than they can be dose etjsifcher. i Re
fer to the Adjutant Ueneral of North Carolina-
Persons wiahing Painting of any description exe
cuted, by calling! ei the Cabinet Ware Room of Mr.
William Thompson, opposite' the South Esst comer
of the CspUel Square, may expect to have it done to
their enure MOafactioa. -i : U.'FKAZIEK. 1?
Raleigh. Jan. ; 4 1843. ! . 5U! t
LUCEEY'S!
r
-I-
' Ml
STATE OF NORTH C A KOLIN A. Northamp
ton County, Cbort of Equity, Fall Term. 1843.
William C. SpiUa
' ; ! .it"!
; Howell peeb!
In this ease it api
Court, that the Def
suit, is a Bon-resi
ordered by the (Jour
tan, Samuel Calvert and Thomas
M. Pierce.
vs.
hd MarylS.Boykin. ;
rmg to the satisfaction of this
t, Howell Peebles, in this
of? this State It is therefore
that publication be made for six
successive weeks in ihe Raleigh Register, a newspa
per published in tbe, City of Raleigb,-notifying the
said Defendant to ajfoear at the next Term of this
Court; to be held at tae Court house in the Tow of
Jackson, on the fifth flondav after the fourth Mondav
of March nexthen abd there to plead, answer or de
mur to the PlaintifTk j.bill, or it will : be taken pro
eoneso agaiaat him. I ' :, ,- pv.;-
'f Witness, Henry Peebles, Clerk and Master of our
said Court at OfSce, i the Town of Jackson, (he fifth
Monday sfiethefoeHh Monday of September, A. D.
1843. . ; j . tttSKKI rJSJSUliCS, U. M.IS.
Pc.AdTt.$5t62i;i ..i 99 6w
.... J,
:7.!
TATE Of NORTH CAROLINA Johnston
I County. Court hf Pleas and : Quarter Sessioos.
November Germ, 1843. .- i
i ) ;! David H. Holland,
Isaac MondVn, Adia!r. of William Munden, dee'd.
; Action of, Debt. Adnistrator pleads "fully admlnr
Luerrd nosseta,"3whictt plea are admitted by
PUintift; i .. If. f' Mm
fit appearing: to th iaatUfadion of the Coort, that
Nedham Munden, on4 of the distributees of th said
Willim is not an inhAitant of this State rltia there
fore ordereil. that poWiestiori be made in ihe Raleisli
Reairter, ibr ix we.ksv iMMrfying Ihe-said Needbam
to appear jate extermf to be tetd
t. -.;.( lrtnntv. ai the Court Hnnw in HmiihAol.1
PlftUC HS-Kept Con- 4in Monday of February next, and shew cause
(if any: ae naj wnj mt ini 10 mm ueseeitcieii, inm
bis said ancestor, irbaU do! b sold to satisfy Plaintiff's
recovery ,v -i ' tK --i 1 t
.... WHneV Willm B Guy. Clerk of said Courf,ai
OfBce,the uUi Decenuff ; 1B43. i
, .. . . i '. i ..I -.w: rf, ,1 M
t r- i Wjri.'jtCia. uu f V. ti. V.
" t! '-4
:giis-
' A ' hatMti a supply orRichmoml
i ,rc'.iV together with extra 1 Points and
if risnce'ia ihe bet teacher, add wherever
, i he so ; Ploughs: have given universal satis-
j try ' them, .'gentlemen
farmer;' it you
JAMES M. TO WLES.
95 :f Pr.Adv.f5 6
pi ARPETUNG ArHd assortment of heavy in-
ygram Carpeuffg, at prices to 'mt the times. .
- 4 J JAMJSS M. TOWLKS.
Rsleish. Nov. 27. 69
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Chatham
Count?. 'Superior Court of Law Fall Term,
A. JJ. 1843.
Milly Buckner,
. vs.
' . John Buckder
Petition for Divorce and Alimony,
It appearing to the Court thai a Subpoena and alias
SubpGBrta have been duly issued in this case, and
that the defendant,' John Buckner, cannot be found.
and that proclamation hath been publicly made at the
t oort-house door by the Sheriff of Chatham County,
for the said defendant to appear and answer as eom
nuuukd by the .said 8ubpoena ; it ia; ordered by the
Court, that notice be given in the Raleigh Register, a
f newspaper printed in this State, for three months, for
the said defendant.. John Backner, personally to be
and appear at the Superior Court of Law, to be holden
for the County of Chatham, at the Court House in
Pittsboro7. oa the third Monday of March next, then
and there to plead or answer to the petition oi Milly
Buckner. for Divorce, or the same will be taken nm
eonfessoi and heard according to the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly in such ease made and provided.
UEJrDERSOJr
MALE ACADEMY.
frnHEExercises of this lustitution will be resumed
II on Monday 8th of January 1844. The scholas
tic year will be divided into two sessions of 5 months
each, i The Trusteea bave ! engaged the services of
Mr. Wx. H. Bass, who is a Graduate of Randolph
Macao College, and is highly recommended both for
bis moral deportment as a gentlemen, and for hi
qualification as a Teacher. ! In this School will be
taught every thing necessary to prepare young men
for College, or lor the ordinary avocations of hie.
Henderson is a beautiful and flourishing village, im
mediately on' the Rail Koad from Raleigh to Gaston
45 miles from ettherplace remarkable for the health
fulness of its location, and ; for the intelligence and
morality of its inhabitants, and those of iu vicinity.
The Toca lion of the Academy is quiet and retired, suf
ficiently remote from the business part of the village,
Particular attention will be pud both -to the tnoral
deportment and the intellectual advancement of the
rupila. Board, including waabing, lights, &c. can
be had in respectable private families in the village at
$7 per month; and in the countfy, at 85. Each
Session will close with a thorough examination of the
Student on the Studies pursued during the Term.
TKKMS PE SXSSIQH. '- :
For English branches, I $7 00
Classical course, !'' .? p ! 15 00
JOHN D. HAWKINS President of
j the Bokrd of 'J'rustees.
Dec. 12. j I ! 100
1 NEGROES FOR SALE. ! I
fHlHE undersigned, having qualffied as Administra
11 tor with the Will annexed oIJohh Mooaa, de
ceased, of the County of Chatham, and State of North
Carolina, at the last Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions, of said County, wlil proceed to sell at the
lale Dwelling House of said deceased, on the 16th
day ' of January next,' the following Valuable Proper
ty, to-wii: Mi! i ' !' TT !
One ValuaUde TRACT OF LAND, whereon the
said deceased last resided, lying on the Stage; Road,
leading from Raleigh to Salisbury; 2 1 miles from the
former place and; 12 miles from Pifuboro. ! f Said
Tract, or . Plantation, is well improved with a ' good
two Story Dwelling Housed Kitchen, ' Bern, Stablee,
and other necessary Out-houses fw a family, With a
never failing Fell of excellent, water, and is one of-the
most delightful sitoation in this pection of Country.
Further particulars we deem unnecessary, as thTur
chaser will view the premise before be bids.! ; Said
Tract contains by deed 493 Acres, and will be sold
on a Credit of one, two and threefyears. ! if
Also, six or seven UKBLY NEGROES, on a
Credit, till the :5th Jsy of December next, the Pur
chaser giving bond with approved! Security.
WAT HI. W AKKxjN, ? . . ,
THOMAS BELL; 5 Aam!m'
Dec; 9th 183. I i i! I00--U
The general object of such Periodicals are pretty
well understood. They serve to embody the opinions
of enlightened mind; on all great questions in which
the interests of the arts.' sciences, letters and pouues
are involved, at certain periods in the history of the
country. J beir aim is. not only t review boots,
and, in the spirit of thorough and impartial criticism,
to decide upon their merits, but also, in tbe perfor
mance of ibis dutv, to diMCUs important . subjects in
such a manner as to make deep and permanent im
pressions upon the character of the people and desti
nies of ibe age ; to diffuse knowledge, not1 e foster
prejudices ; to create, direct and control, not to echo,
opinions ; and Snaky, to canvass principles Cad 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 atandipg and character of
communtues.
The importance of sustaining such a work at the
South, with ability and effect, is equally obvious.
The 3outh, like the North and the other sections of
the Union, owes a doty to the age and to the country
in behalf of her literature. She requires an able and
high-toned Periodical, that is fified 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, aa they often are, by other
sections of the American Confederacy. 'Jlhis aggres
sive conduct on the part of our Countrymen, so pre
judicial to the general harmony, requires lo be met
and repelled by argument, first, and by action,' if ne
cessary, afterwards. The South is an agricultural
country, and her position isifierent from that of o
ther sections more particularly devoted to commerce
and manufactures. Her views of her peculiar inter,
est should be 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 and October. A
mong ita pledged Contributors, are Dew, Bachman,
Burnap, Davexac, Upshur, Cusbing, Tucker, Simms,
i;rtwngbt, Elliott. Uarnett,
Holmes, Everett,' Bracken
vens, and other distinguished American scholars, re. istry in its application to Agriculture and Physiology J
siding chiefly in the 8outhern 8tstes. The style of by Justus Lciblg,' M D Ph D. F R S M R J At Thai
vr,i'u,-" !.uiu im uui aurpaaBeu oj any i um numoer oi ine iiie oi Anurcw Jacktbn, Mm
work either foreign or domestic. An appeal is con- I and Civil, with illustration. hv'Amn.
fidently made to the generoua and paUiotic feelings of f 1st number of Millman's Gibbon's Itome, price 25 ct '
Southern citixens in its behalf: I 15th nimber ef AhsonV Europe, fiih : namle'r of 1
MANUFACTORY,
THE Subscriber has now on hand, and ia constant
ly manufacturing HATS bf every description, which
he now offers to th$ public at. aery; reduced prices for
A very large andi beautiful assortment of CAPS
slso on band, which; he will sell unusually low. jAlso, t.
a large quantity of Woox Hats, broad brims;; home 7
manufactured, which he will sell low, wholesale or '
retail. - The public ' are resnectfailv invited to call :
shd see his home manufactured stock before knakjiig
tbeif purchases elsewhere, "'it-;.-- :: . . .f i-iJ.riiv.v
! Uttn IS 1 TT"tS'Wl Jl! ia,iAii,'r.l.
c (iuuu uuu&u i, rricucii niucr.i i
Raleigh, Neyi4,i83.' , : k . . -M:to-l
N,. B. 60,000 Fur Skins wanted, for which the
hie best Cash price will be given. Deer Skins, Mink
Otter, Beaver, Raccoon, Meskrst and other Furs also
wanted. , Persons at a distance having Fur Skina
on band, will please forward them to Raleighy where
the highest Cash price will be given for them ' j ,
! JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE, r
IVorth Carolina Uookstore.
FinHE Banker's Wife, orCeort and City, a novel.'
Ml "j wwj.v i uuBrgv ucMierea u tne uio-f
cese of Ohio, by ; Charles Paitit Mclilvsine. D D.
irnetL ThornwelL Gravaon. I The Chnirhmih virntd .minti IK r.uJ j
enridger Brantley, King. 8te- time, with notes.by Kev Henry Anlboo, D of. ChernJ '
Terms $5 per annurn, payable in advance.
No Subscription taken or less than a year, and all
notices of discontinuances to be forwarded before the
first of October of( each year, or the Subscription will
oe uinaing lor me succeeding year.
ii DANIEL K. WHITAKER. i
Charleston, Otu 1, 1843. - 100 v
Hannah M ore's Works.
Gaxalteer.
4th number of McCulfoch'a;
We;hatelsd.jtrreceiya' fresh
Oxford Female Academv. I
STT4.HIS Institution, situated in one of the moat ple-
II sent ami heathful villages in the State, has been
under the care ofjts present Principal for the last
t.'K
-Wetnale Hoarding School.
fmHE Missks; O WENf prcose to rjeraivd Into
JLL the family of their mother, at. Wake Forest Col
legea limited number of Pnpillfittt 'Mnm
three years. DurirJg that time, it haa received a very - f toleaorUrf euU, at alHimes, give assistonre
respectable share bf patronage, and, it is believed, has $ nerml nd dBOr naiore,Mnd when the im-j
given general satisfaction. It is designed both as a Pei'alw tie of fhe College do not forbid, actual in4
boahlinz and dav school. The rtjAUnr a( tW tKi. I Frucuon. i h: . -: iwi fcK y
cipal ia very near the Academy, and is adapted to thai,. ; whot acquainted with Mrs Cett.llM
accommodalion of a eonaklerable number of boarders. w "dlee to say, that she will act a nwther's part!
Pupils wjio reeidf with his family, receive every at I .T."." JPnK f01 a "etlmg Trader her loot
tentiorv tO their health aiul mmfiw ) I As it Will not (be Pecessanr ta rtnnlmr n
subject to tbe constant urpervision, not only of the I cnerm "ey can anora to make their chtrge fori
Principal himselfl but alse of the Assistant Teachers. lBron erwy cheapePihait the b-ijal hXAfM WiB
The first Session of the next year will commence on
the second Monday of January and continue five
months, ! '. .k
. TERMS FOR THE SESSION. !
Board, $40 : Tuition in English studies. 7 SO
$12 50: French, 810; LsOn A Greek. 5 Ji -
rTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA- WAYNE
&Ji?mtntv . C.nA.rt nf!PI. art1 On.riM Kuinn.
YX7-.. ylaka TU (I.J. I- .V O I T ' " . Hi T T "
" "rr r T 11 ' ; . - u.r"" November Term 1843. i i t
urt at Law, fur the Coonty ofCbatbam. at Pttts-I- f v 1 k r ii
OCHIH ATCWIi
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Court
boro', tbe third Monday of September, A. D 1843.
f i I JOHN THOMPSON, C: 8. C.
T Pr. Adv. f9. - - - m y - r .i . :s f i 100-Sm
fTDnOOANS. Just teceived a fine It of heavy
lO Brogans Extra .s-faea. Also, .1 Case of heavy
sewed , W atr prpoi uoots.
f:-rK 1 v ; JAMES M. TOWLES.
" Rtetgh,Decl9 an i i i ' , 101
i ws.
dee'd.
Our Office beins supplied with the greatest variety of
; : ! J Fancy Job Type
!i;!" ; . W,re prepared -o exe;
Pamphlets , Cards, C i rcula k i, Hatvdbtxls
In a style not inferior to any Offi e in the Stat.
4 I
Ayeock,
Petition fbr'Zhtber.
It appearing to the satufaction! of this Court, that f
James newaoni and Patsey his wife, are non-residents
of this wtate: It is ordered that publicatiun be made for
six weeks, in ibe Kateigh Resister, notifying ihem to
appear at tne next Court of fleas and Uaarter Ses
sion, to be held tor said County ,)at iheXouit House
tn Waynesboro , on the third Monday in February
next, i then and there to plead, aaawer or demor t
mid petition, otherwrae it wilt betaken pro eon ft
and et for heariu- ex varti. i ' r
v Hness, Jm. ; A ; GraenClerk of atd Court at
office, the 3d Mondsy ia November. A D. 1843,
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Fr. Adv. Sft 62, ' t
X03 w
ai ,eraers rrom adiM.
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Classical and School Books,
tanee, thankfully received and promptly attended toj
November 27.
.run
Board and attendant expense, a$be0fwahiwt
IMF 00
13 430
lights, dec. per nonth, only .
wmenurv . ' En
'Advanced branches of
ununuiuj - I - ,, SrfUgU-U, DCT "BSSIOO.
do
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Piano-Forte. S20 : Drawiiar and PainUn,. at n , w ' ."f TS wrMUUl , UCBJ1.
c...:. ' av. T --- , " .niuic on rimno, ;
Pmil anl PlnnoM
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BENJ, SUMNER, Prin.
Dec. 1. -!;,:., -,t ; ,j- ; , . . , 97 3
Jr Do Guitar,;'
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do-lrf l' IA 00
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Among ihe incidental advantage of the School, ia
u, iwiuun, tu m jnciguDoraooa 1 well knoww 1 itt -li
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C1TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.Johneton A? ttMf we. IntlIigenos aid mo,
O County. Court of Plea and Quarter 8esion. nri fd,JPf inleiltgeot f enUlmanv
Term, 1843. I on a woccaion worth Carolina ean't prodoee
socn notner"-rrini scces.btlity WtB RU Read, the
opportonity afforded by ito icihtiy to the Coiieg. for
Pherebee,
the young Ladies i to ,be ed oca ted in eircla where
the scholastic spirit ha been genera U?d, as also for V
wnuing graiaitouaiy such txerciaes of th ColJe-ea.
may be of a public natures UwHh. -
November Term,
Hinton Vinson and Wife
Heirs t law of Nathan B. Allen.
Petition for P artitionof Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Conrrl tW
John Vinson and Sarah hi wife, defendanu In this
case, are not inhabitant ofxhi Stat s It i therefore
oruereo tnat publication he mada in th R.uut. xt
iter for, six weeks, noufy in g them to appear at the
xt Term of this Court, to be held at ih rvnika.
In Soiiihfield, In iheCtoonty of Johnston, on the fonrth
momiayji.1 reoruary next, then and there; to shew
eaoM Cifan th hal vh. ih. ..;.l i n .
. .. : r "j hiui bik .
be divided axreeablt to the Draver of Ptiiw. . .jfrJ ""V roT. terms, apply. to H0-V.my
in uu ,r f. I ilk. u .1 D:.: Ll ..h . .. 1 i . rfi." - liuPB ll )HA,..J k..
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Vacation th same as those UP rti.-a :. J
Dee. M, i -te.,t ; , h.- : i ruilr
frno . LET. The. eommodion Dwellx
tn.mM wi.- i' J'-' " . iuoi
t rKI. mprovemoott are all,' -in Crat
f5
eonfeno. heard ex, pare, and a decree rendered aecor-
1143.
p..4CI.
W Willkss H G. iif" nnr. nHf iTUTEThe Soring
Krember. 1843. " ITr I JLsaion of tbia School. Wilt UZA 7J1W
J" - WM. HEN. GITy n. r; n. ; - oAhe yof Jnoarfa
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Fr. Adv. $5 62 1
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