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' EDtTOK ' AlO PKOFBIETOB.
if ie.simJ.w:lflj Will EegliteT.
fAo" MTirMicNT-. For every 5w(een Zowi".
.tnertion. One Dollar ;cb wilweqmsntineertion,
lentj-fie CeoW. , ; . . ,-. : ' -
Crt Oudkr nJ JUDtciAl. Adtctimht8
Im be chorced 2S per cent, higher ; "but a deduction
Jf S3 1 per cent, wilt be made from the regular price,
rdTerriserbrtheyea:H:i- -'T ' ', H;j ' -
AdeKisemet3. Inserted m the 5tMi-WKtT
EQfSTER, will also appear in the Wbekly Paper
Letters to the Editor must be roiT-rAto. -
POETRY
A CLAY SONG , ;
3t A ULtCaORB wiiro. 1
" Tune" Iltujak, hurrah."
Come boys, come boys; let, bate a sortj, .
" Hurrah t hurrah ! liurrah t,
So pitch your voices deep and strong,
Hurrah I hurrah ! hurrah I
) We'll sing to Harry 0 the West,
The Statesman free men all love best, 1
Hurrah ! hurrah ! hurrah J hurrah I
Hurrah f hurrah? hurrah 1
Now shout boys, shout fur Harry Clay t '
Hurrah, &c
Now breaks the gloom which roand us lay,
i Hurrah. &.
Our xsountry's' hope is, he nowiboyf,
His name fills sorrow's breast with joys.
Hurrah. &c. 5
Then cast his banner to the wjind,
- Hurrah, j
For midst its fold Is freedom Ttjwin'd,
Hurrah, &c. ' "'
We'll hail, it, boys, with joyoof cries.
Which Be'cr shall cease till freedom dies,
Huirah, &C .-''
i
roe round his standard, round, boys round,
Hurrah, &c. 7 f -
And greet it with thrice welcome fpuad,
liurrah, &c .
It calls us, boys, to Und but firm.
And locos soon their backs must turn,
Hurrah, &c - .
With'Harry, boys, upon our'shield,
. Hurrah, &c. . j
United we will clear the field,;
Hurrah, &c j
And tho' we fight with ijaugh hut Clay,
The locos mitst and shall give way,
'' . Hurrah, &c . i
He'll kad cs on triumphantly.
Hurrah, &c
And seal out cause with tictoty,
Hurrah, Sue ; j
Then to the white house, boys, we'll go.
And tell old Chapman, croto ! prow! ! crow
H urrah &c 1
t t
Then Clay our President shall be,
Hurrah, &c t i i
He'll ne'er torn traitor, NO, not bi, ,
Iorrab, &c. i - ' ., :' ''
Then shout, boys, shout, Hurrah, Hurra-a !
For Ashland's Farmer, HENRY CLAY..
Thb. CoisFEssioKAL.Sdrne paper, the
name of which we do uot know, tells a tol
erable rood storv under this head tif a
confessional." ? In a town some fifty miles
from Boston, the members of; a religious so-
ftc.iptv were in the nractice of holdint? confer
ence meet rugs in the church at which loey
j ' w
made a kind of confession, technically call
ed, recounting 6ne's " experience A very
pious member of the church, Mr. P, was i
the habit of inviting his neighbor L, who
was not a member, to attend these meet
ings, at one of which Mr. D. got up and sta
ted to the congregation that he was a great
sinner -that he sinned dailj with hi3 eyrs
open that he willingly and knowingly sin
ned that goodness dwelt not in bun -that
he was absolutely and totally depraved
that nothing but the boundless mercy and
infinite goodness of God could save him
from eternal damnation. After this confes
riou 01 Mr. u., Mr. Lk, wno oy accment,
1 ... , i i. . ., I monuay i reBrinj un iucw bum mere 10 anew i land is so silusteu, mat 11 can ue uiviueu into two sep
iiad been placed upon the1 anxious seat, f..,. r.r .Mv th. hV k ih ;.! UnA. .h.11 n, t- .e & 1 -i't,... ;. a un,i innk
rose with the most imperturbable gravity.
- -
tated that he Iwd but little to say.for him.
self, hut the brethren would remember that
he had lived for 25 years the nearest neigh
bor of Mr. D. ; that he knew 7him well
more intimately so than any other man and
it gave"him great pleasure, because he could
do it , with more sincerity,' lo confirm the
truth of all brother D. bad Confessed of
When Mr. Li sat down, (under the visr
bl
e and audible smite of the whole congre
gation the person not excepted,) Mr. D. went
bp to him'aiid said. " You are a rascal and a
iar, and 1 11 lick you when you get out of
church"
The editor of the Planter's Gazette, says
he has never seen any thing said in poetry,
except Tippacanoe songs, but what could be
better told in prose. 1 hems our sentiments
exactly, Writing poetry always looks to us
umping backwards. It strikes us as the
most perfect piece of folly and nonsense in
creation, to see grown upbovs jumping
backwards, when its so much more conven-
et and comfortable to go forwards. .
AfJON Hsms sides and sltooldeTs at reduced
prices --.J-. v.b'vi WILXi PBOK.
Esleigh, .IS JsnJ 3 r . . r.. ,., ;.; 4 3t
1'Wake'Foisi:Ple
213 HE Trustees are happy to inform the Friends
jULTanfl Patrons of this' Initiitu'iion, that the Exer
cises wilt Se resomed 'on February 1st' uriJer the
earsWtite former Instructress, Mios Martha R. Rich
ardsn It is naneowary to refer the Pontic to the
high quatificationa of. Miss R. her zealous -attention
and otrici fidelity in her echo4 The course of in
iruttion is claKsifitnl, thorough and ceinplete. 1 The
latest and most appioyed Text books are always used.
Public exarains tiorr at the close of seMildn. "
Titans fkk Suasion, very tow 1e"fcuit the times.
English,.; , ; $5 00 to 8 60
Lauguages--Frsncbt LaUn, Greek, Italian, 5 00
Mue, . , . i . . t , ' . 15 00
. Drawing and Painting, :. . 1 5 00
Board can be had in good and rVspectable families
at id 00 ir mouth.
JOHN L1UON, Secretary,
Jan. 11, 1844. ; 4 ttF
N. B. Mr. Wm. B. Dunn will be happy to ac
commodate 10 or 1? boarders. .
fXj ."Standard lilt 1st February.
' IX UlLIKOItOUGU.
fmHE Spnn session ? of MR. it MR. BUR.
J WELL'S Female School will begiu on Friday
thw 12th o January next. - '
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board, per session, - - - $50 00
Tuition in different classes, . flSj.JlS, 17 50
Music v - ; - . - 55 04
Use of Piano, i - ' 5 00
Inotruciion in French Drawing and Painting, and
Lai in at the Usual prices. v.
We can accomodate .. several youna ladies in our
own family. , Board can also be obtained in repecta
ble families in the village. An early application is
deairml. Address Rst. K. Burwell, HilUboiouzh,
North Carotins,
December It. 101 oaw4w
IglTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Cblhm
J3 County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term 1843.
J Daniel Booths
' " " ' vs.
. William Mason.
Original Attachment levied on Kegrttet.
i ft appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendant, the said William Mason, is a non resi
lient of this Slate : It is ordered by the Court, lhat
publication be made in the Raleigh Register for six
successive weeks, notifying the said party to appear
at the next Term of our Court to be held for the Coun
ty of Chatham at the Court House in Pittsboro' on
the 2nd Monday of February next, then and there
plead, answer or demur, or judgment pra confeito
will be entered agsinst htm, and the Petition beard
accordingly.
j Willie Nathan Stedman, Clerk of our sard Court
at office, the 2nd Monday of November A. D. 1843.
NATHAN A. STEDMAN, C. C. C.
Pr. Adv. $5 62 104 6 w
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Chatham
County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
ovember Term, 1843. :
Jesse Buckner and his wife Jemima, Jesse Johnson.
Sarah Johnson, John Buckner snd wife Elizabeth,
Gilliam Hargrove and wife Patsey, Robert Stinson
and wife J aba and Samuel Clutehfield, Com'
plamants.
Thomas Johnson snd Thomas Buckner, Executors of
the last will and Testament "of Michael Johnson.
Dec'd. snd Irene wile of said Thomas Buckner, and
Michael Johnson, Stephen Johnson, John Buckner
snd his wire Milly and Edward Johnson, Defen
dants.
Petition far account and Settlement.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendants, the said John Buckner andEdwsrd
Johnson are nou-reeidenis of this State : It is order
ed by the Court, that publication be made in the Ra
leigh Register, for six successive weeks, notifying the
said parties to appear at the ' next Term of o ur Court
to be held for the County of Chatham at the t;eurt
House in Pittsboro on the 2nd Monday of February
next, then and there plead, answer or demur, pr judg
ment pro confess will be entered against them, and
the retHton beard accordingly.
Witness, Nathan A. 'Stedman, Clerk of our said
Court at office, the 2nd Monday of November A. D.
1843.
NATHAN A STEDMAN, C-C. C
Pr. Adv. fft 62 104-Cw
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Johnston
County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, J 843.
H in ton Vinson and Wife Pherebee,
vs.
Heirs at law of Nathan B. Allen.
Petition for P artition of Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Jobu Vinson, and Sarah his wife, defendants in this
csf, are, not inhabitants of this Hsle : It is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Re-
gister for six wees., nouiying mem. 10 appear at tne
next Term 01 cms iourt, to oe new at toe Courthouse
r , t:u':::'z:... . . ... : r
ii,awr a aavM - M --J wns
be divided, agreeably to the prayer of Petitioners ; snd
in case of failure, i the said Petition will be taken pre
heard ex parte, and a decree rendered accor
dingly.
Wimess, W illiam H. buy, (Jlerk of sa d Court, at
Officej the 6th day of December, 1843.
i WM. ttElN. iiUY, U. O. C.
Pr. Adv. 5 62 1 91
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Johnston
Carolina. " Court of Pleas and "Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1843.
'. Thomas Ives,
vs.
Isaac Monden, Adm'r. of William Monden. dec'd.
Action of Debt. Administrator pleads fully ad
ministered, no essets, which pleas are admitted by
rMious. ,
iit appearing to the satisfaction of the Court; that
Needbsm Murden, one of the distributees of the said
William, ,ta not sn innaniunt of this State, it
is therefore ordered thst publication be mads in
the Raleigh Register .for six weeks. . notifying
the said Needham to appear at the next Term of the
Conrf. to be held for said County, at the Court House
in gmtthfield, on the fourth Mondsy of February
next, aniTshew cause (if any ne has) why the lands
to him descended from his said ancestor, shall not be
old to satisfy Plaint ifis recovery.
4 Witness, Wiltism H. Guy, Clerk of dhr said Court,
at Office, the 5th December. 1 843.
; WM.EN.GUY, C G.C.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1844-
CiTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Chatham
53 County. Superior Cohrt of Law Fall Term,
A. D. 1843. 1 ; '
' ; - ' Hilly Buckner, - -
y '1. :;; M. ....... ;
John Buckner. '
Petition for Divorce and Alimony.
It appearing to the Court that a Subpoena and alia
Subpoena have been duly issued in thi .case, and
lhat the defendant,' John Buckner, cannot be found,
and that proclamation hath been publicly made at the
Courfhoupe door by the Sheriff of Chatham County,
for the said defendant to appear and answer as com-
. , I . I I I A3. 1 - . -. - 1. , I .1-1
mnu-u y ue .u puoprana ; 11 is oruereu oy ine -
Court, that notice, be given iu ihejtaleigh Register, a :
newspaper printed in this Stale, for lhxe months, for
the said defendant. John Buckner, personally to be
and apprar at the Superior Court of La, to be hulden
I for the Coupty of Chatham, at the Court House in
rutsDoro , on 1 no iniru Monuay 01 Marco next, ttien
and there to plead or answer to the petition of Milly
Buckner, for Divorce, or the same will be taken pro
corfcaso, and heard according to the Act' of ihe Gen
eral Assembly in such case made and provide J. .
Witness, John Thompson, Clerk of the Superior
Couit at Law, for the County f Chatham, at Pitta
loro", the third Monday of September, A. D 1843.
JOHN THOMPsON, C. S. C.
Pr. Alv. $9. 100-3m
MOT ICE At the November Term
1843, of Wayne County 'Court, the
Subscriber qualified as Administrator of -thf estate of
Philip Hooks, deceased. All persons indebted to said
es'ate, are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will pre
sent them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by .law, or this notice will, be plead in bar
of their recoery.
JAMES GRISWOLD. Adm'r.
December 1, 1843. 98
UEJTDERiSOjr
MALE ACADEMY. 1
THE Exercises. of this Institution will be resomed
on Monday ,-8Ui of January 1844. The scholas
tic year will be divided into two srosions of 5 month
each. The Trustees have engaged the services of
Mr. W jr. (! Bass, who is a - Graduate of Randolph
Marnn College; and is highly recommended both for
his moral deportment as a gentlemen, and for his
qualifications as a Teacher. - In this echeol will be
taught every thing necessary to piepare young men
for College, or for the ordinary avocations-of life.
Henderson is a , beautiful and nourishing village, im
mediately on ibe Rail Road from Raleigh to Gaston
45 miles from either place remarkable for the health
fulness of ilslocution. and for the intelligence and
morality of its inhabitants, and those of its vicinity.
The location of the Academy is quirt and retired, suf
ficiently remote from the business part of the village.
Particular attention will he pud both to the moral
deportment and the intellectual advancement of the
Pupils. Board, including washing, lights, ore. can
be had in respectable private families in the village at
$7 per month ; and in the country, at $5. Each
Session wdl close with a thorough examination of the
Students on the Studies pururd during the Term.
tkbhs vr.n SKSSIOX.
For Enf 1'isb branches, f 7, 00
Classical course, 15 00
JOHN D. HAWKINS, President of
the Board of Trustees. .
Dec. 12. 100
ILL BE SOLD at the Court House,
the town of Lrnoir, Cahlwell
County, on the 4 th Monday in Jan'y. next, j lie follow
ing parcels ol Land, for the Taxes due thereon lor
the year 1840:
Owner's names. I On what waters. ! . " .
Ami. tax
Robert Bumliill,
Miuule Luile river,
ieo
430
1S6
132
319
160
$1
2
1
1
2
2
33
16
62
66
65P
00
Matthew Cox,
Hugh Fox,
MichaelTeagne,
Alex West,
And. Keller,
Hare's Creek,
Middle Little river.
E. S. MOORE, Sheriff.
Lenoir. Caldwell Co. Sent. 26. 1843: 78-wts
THE J8T1C. :1tS5JIIACCC031b?A
KY, orilltirtrord, Conn. Offers to
insure uutldina and Merchandize, aeamst loss of
damaae by fire, at premiums to suit the times.
rhis is one of the oldest and best Insurance Com
panies in the United States, snd pays its losses prompt-
Appltcsuons for Insursnce in Raleigh, or its vi
cimty. to be made to.
8. W. WHl i mii.
May 4, 184S. Agent.
Jl VALUABLE PLANTATION is of
fered orasijp, near Tallahassee, Florida.
The Subscriber, wishing to remove to a more North
ern climate, offers for sale the 1 sact or Lasoj
which he resides, situated about 8 miles from Tails
hassee, in Leon County, 't here are 1600 acres con
tained in the Tract, a very large proportion of which
is of very superior quality. The place is plentifully
watered, with excellent water ; nnd there are not mors
than 30 acres of waste land in the body. About 750
I acres of land are clearrd, from which, with a force of
forty.-five or fifty hands, in a favorable season, 300 or
1 350 Bales of Cotton can be produced in a seasen, and
i araie iasLLSB la U CICIIOUt I Uvio is st wva asassvs vs'vk
to employ from seventy-five to eighty banda to ad
vanatage. The natural growtli la Sweet Uum, rost
Oak, Ked Oak. Cherry, Ash and Dogwood. The up
per ermmus of the Rail Road, leading from 1 alia-
hassee to Stewart s, is only 8 miles distant,, anil . ins
Railroad is twenty-three miles long.
The improvements, including buildings of every de
script ion, are extensive snd convenient. A large
white family can be comfortably accommodated ; and
there are Cabins enough for the convenient accom
modation of about 80 Slaves. There is a newly
erected Gin House on the place, with all necessary
appendages. V ! ' .
' The society of ihe neighborhood is of the most de
al rabb kind, and the lands adjoin the Plantations of
the Messrs. Gotten and N; Thompson from North
Carotins. There sre "also several Churches, eouve
nient enough to attend. y ; '
; JAMESH. T.LORIMER.
i , 1 Leon County, Florids.
November 15. 1843V 95-6m
Fresh from the Press,'
J JID just come to hand, at the North Carolina
A Bookstore, Raleigh: N. C.: Geraisieiu, a equel
to the Mysteries of.Psris. A Narrative of the Travels
and, Adventures of Monsieur y lotet, in aiuornia
Sooora and' Western Texas, by Cspt MsrryaU, C. B.
American Biografiby. by Jeremy Belknap. D. D in
3 vols. The Eneid of Virgil, with English notes.
critical andxplaaatoryi.by Chas. Anthon, LL. D.
c i , . " . -fx - rrii
TURNER & HUGHES.
or his y
0Y8TEUS ! OYS rEKS !
THESUBSCRIBER, thankful to the eiti.
zens of Raleigh, and the surrounding
Country, for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, in bis tine of business, tiegs leave respectfully to
announce to them, that be has taken a house on Fay
ettcville Street, directly opposite the Market House,
and next door to Mr. Hardie He will keep con
stantly on hand Fresh Oyttert, directly from Aor
fuik received daily, and Frth Fith in season. To
prevent mistakes, he notifies the public, 'that bis
Oyster will nut be carried round the City for sale by
servants or others, bat can be obtained daily, as above
stated, immediately after the arrival of the Cara. U
WU be well for the Citizens to charee their servant.
' " J
if they desire my Oysters, to give them particular in
structions where to apply.
JOHN WILSON.
Raleigh. Oct 31. 87
CHBXV3JYG TOBACCO.
AFrcsh-Suppljof that very superior un
cureu ( hewing Tobacco, from Langhorne &
Armstead's, Lynchburg. Va. And also, more of that
superior Smoking Toliacco. this day received, sod for
sale at the North Carolina Bookstore. .And as ihey act
as Agents for the Manufactory ,it is afforded at the man
ufacturing prices, by the box or, keg. Those that
would like to retail a good .article, would do well to
calat TURNER & HUGHES'.
ff.ooii: at This.
R. STRING FELLOW. DENTIST,
lifer grateful to lite citizens of Raleigh.
for their very liberal patronage ext nded to him dur
ing bis residence amongst them, has the pleasure of
informing them that he has returned to this place, and
opened an Office over Mr Benjamin Smith'a Store,
wbere he may always be found irom 9 o clock A. M.
until 5 P. M. lie would also inform them lhat 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
' foi ...
Separating by filing, .... .
Extracting teeth or roots of teeth, each
'. children's te.th, ' . -Setting
best mineral incorruptible teeth on
50
60
50
50
25
pivots, each .....
2
3
b
00
00
00
On improved gold pivots, - - ' .
fine gold plate, - -
All operations warranted to be of the finest and
best materials, otherwise no charge.
Terms CASH.
November 20ib, 1843 .
References:
Hob. Geo. E. Badger,
Judge Battle, C Raleigh.
Dr. Bpckwith, j
Dr. P. C Pope
Wm. Plummer, Esq. Warrenton.
Gen. Hawkins,
93-
(Jol. Jo ner,")
Dri Wilcox. H
alifax.
Dr
Bond.
kETATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Wake
SCounty.- Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, A. D. 1843.
William Snellings, in his own rtcht, and asassignec
of Lemuel Snellings,
ts
Lemuel Snellings, Calvin Snellings, John Snellings,
and others. ;
Petition to divide the Lands devised to them and
Petitioner by Curtis' Snellings.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendants lemuel Snellings, Calvin Sne. lings.
and John Snellings, delendants, are non residents of
this Stale : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh Register for six
weeks, for the aforesaid Lemut-I Snellings, Calvin
Snellings and John Snellings, t. be and appear at the
next Court of 1'leus and Quarter Sessions, to he held
for the County of Wake, at the Court House, in the
City of Raleigh, on the Mini Monday of Fbruary,
A. D. 1844, and then and there pit ad to, or answer
said Petition, or it will he heard ex pane as to them,
and judgment pro confesso granted ngainst them.
Witness, Jas. T. Marriott, Clerk of said Court, at
Office, third Monday of November, A. D. 1843.
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, C. C. C.
Pr. sdv. $b 62 1-2. 3 6w
jJETATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. WAKE
County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Session, 1843.
John Ward, Executor of Elizabeth Ferrell, deceased,
John Adams and Isaac Adams.
Caveat o f the last Will and Testament of Elisabeth
Ferrell, deceased.
The last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Ferrell,
deceased, is produced in open Court, and offered for
probate by John Ward, when John Adams and luaac
Adams caveat said Will ; whereupon the Court dU
recta an is-ue to be made up, to try whether the said
paper writing doth contain the last will and testament
of the said Elizabeth Ferrell, deceased ; and it appear
ing further, that Phillip' Adams and Judith White,
brother snd sister of the said Elizabeth Ferret), de
ceased, are non-residents of this State : It is therefore
ordered by the Court, that advertisement be made by
the Clerk of this Court, in the Raleigh Register, for
six weeks, for lite 'said Phillip Adams and Judith
White to be and appear at the next Term of the
Court of Pleas arid Quarter Sessions to be held for the
county of Wake, ai the Court House in th City of
Rab-igb, on the third Monday of February, A. D.
1844, and show cause, if any they have, why the said
wilt is not the last will and testament of the said Eli
zabeth Ferretl. deceased.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk of said Court,
at Office, the third Monday of November, A. D. 1843.
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, C. O. C.
Pr. adv. $8. 3 6w
-To Planters and JHerthants.
rn1 H E Petersburg; and Greensville snd Roanoke
j U Rail Road Companies, having during- the pat
year, put their roads, engines and cars in perfect or
der snd reduced' their rates of transportation, are
now prepared to carry any quantity ot merchandize
to and from Gasion, with greater, certainly and de
spatch and cheaper thai) ever. Ail Merchandize de
posited in ihe Depot at Petersburg op to 4 P. M. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays sod Saturdays, will be sent to
Gaston on the following days l Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays ; snd all produce brought to fia.ton
Up to the same hour on Mondays, V ednesdays and
Fridays, will be sent to Petersburg on the following
dsys. - : i
The rates of transportation have been reduced an
average ef 30 percent t' On Cotton, Tobacco, Groce
ries and Dry Goods, the rate is now 25 cents per 100
pounds between 'Gasion and Petersburg. The ra'ss
D
of fare fof Passengers have slsd been reduced.
Office Pelersbug It. R. Co.? :
January 1,1844, $- 'm
UNA WAYi. Taken 11 n and committed
to Jail in Beaufort County, October
Uth. a Negro Man, who says hi name is JOHN . and
that he belongs to Dr.'Samuel Vance, in South Caro-
ina; Union District : that be was formerly the prop
erty of La w son Alexander; in MecklenburfrVCoonty
in this State ; 'was sbld at bis sale by the Administra
tor and purchased by John R.HarrUon, who sold him
to Dr Vance : that he ranawav on Uie fourth of Ja
ly, was taken up in this. State and committed to'Juil
in "Chatham, and says that said Jail was burnt on the
28ih of A ugust i wbenoblirr, he" was taken opt snd
carried to Hillsboro'. he remained in Jail 3 days when
his owner cane after him : nine miles jfrom that place,
he got away from hint , ,
ISaid Negro is a stout black man, 5 feet, 104 inches
high, snd weighs 178 j-ounds ; thick and heavy about
the reck nnd jaws ; bis two small loes oil left foot
are off to the first joint he says frost bitten about
two years since: Said negro is well acquainted in and
ahnut Charlotte in this State, and t an read but not
write. His owner is requested to come, prove proper
ty, psy charges, and lake him away or he wHI be dealt
with as the law directs. .
JACOB SWINDELL, Jailor
Oct, HO i843. ' 88 tt
1 TATE OF NORTH 1 : A ROLIN A . Pitt Coun
klty. Court of Pleas' ond Quarter Sessions, Nov,
Term 1843.
Henry Drake snd others,
vs.
' Hardy Scarborough wife and others.
Petition for tale of Slaves.
It a ppeari na to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the 'defendant, the said Hardy'Scarborough and wife,
Soloman Philips and wife,.Enos Newell and wife
and Gray Drake are non residents of this State : It is
order d by the Court, lhat publication be made in the
Kaletgh Register for six successive weeks, notifying
the said parlies to appear at the next Term of our
Court to le held for the County of Pitt at the Court
House in Greenville on the first Monday of February
next, then and there plead, answer or demur, or judg
ment pro confesso wilt be entered agaiustthem, and
the reution heard accoadingly.
Witness, Archibald Parker, Clerk of our said Court
at office, the first Monday of November A. D. 1842
ARCHIBALD PARKER, Clerk,
Pr; Adv. $5 62$ " -104 6w
TATE' OF NORTH CAROLINA Johnston
County'. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1843. '
David H. Holland,
vs.
I.anc Mundcn, Adm'r. of William Munden, dee'd.
Action of Debt. Administrator pleads "fully admin
istered no assets," which" pleas are admitted by
Plaintiff.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Needham Munden, one of the distributees f the said
W illiam. is not an inhabitant of this Slate : It is i here-
fore ordered, that publication be made in the Ra'eigh
Register, for six weeks, notifying ihe saidvNeedbam
to appear at the next Term of this Court, to be held
for raid County, at the Court House in Smithfield, bn
the 4th Monday of February next, and shew causa
(if any he ha) why the lands to him descended, from
his aid ancestor, shall not be sold to satisfy Plaintiff's
recovery .
Witness, William H Guy, Clerk of said Court, at
Office, the 6th December, 1843.
WM: HEN GUY C. C C.
Pr. Adv. f 5 62&. 99
QTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Northamp
k3 ton County. Court of Equity, Fall Term. 843.
William C. Spillman, Samuel C'aivcrt and Thomas
M. Pierce.-
vs.
Howetl Peebles and Mary S. Boykin.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of this
Court, that the Defendant, Howell Peebles, in this
suit, is a non-resident of this Staie : It is therefore
ordered by the Court, that publication be made for 6ix
successive weeks in the Raleigh Register, a newFpa
per published in the City of Raleigh, notifying the
said Defendant to appear at the next Term of this
Court, to be held at ihe Court house in the Town of
Jackson, on the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday
of March next. (hen and there to plead, answer or de
mur to ihe Plaintiff's bill, or it will be taken pro
confesso against him.
Witness, Henty Peebles, Clerk and Masier 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. Advt $5 62$. 99 6w
gITATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Craven
JCounty, Superior Court of Law, Fall Term
A. D 1843.
Susan J Oliver, )
vs. C Petition for Divorce.
John S. Oliver. j
It appeariug to the Court that a Subpoena and
alias Subpoena have been duly issued in thin case and
that the defendant, John S. Oliver, cannot be found,
and that proclamation hath been publicly, made at (he
Court house door by the Sherifiof Craven County, for
the said defendant to appearand answer as command
ed by the aid Subpoena : It is ordered by the Court
that notice be given in the Newberrlian and Raleigh,
Register, two newspapers printed in thiststate for three,
months, for the said defendant John S. Oliver, per
sonally to be and appear at the Superior Court of Law
to he holden for the county of Craven at the Court
house in Newbern, on the fourth Monday aftef the
fourth Monday of March next, then and there to plead
or answer to the petition of Susan J.. Oliver- for .Di
vorce, or the same wdl be taken pro confesso and
heard according to the act of the General Assembly .in
such case made snd provided.
Witness W illiam S. Blackledge, Clerk of the Supe.
rior Court of Law for the county of Craven, at New
Item, the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday of
September, A. Lb 1843. : ;
WILLIAM S. BLACKLEDUJi,, CS. C
Novemrer 18, 1843 Pr adv $9 84. 95 3m
JAMES MARTIN & E.D.BULLOCK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
W ill practice in all the Courts at Mobile, and in the
Counties of Washington, Clark and Monroe, Alabama.
Mobile, April 15, 1243. 33 y
JTLbUGHS PLOUG US. Kept con
Jlj stanfly on hand, a supply of Richihqml
Cast Iron Ploughs, together wirh extra Points and
Slides. Experience is the best lescher, sod wherever
heard from, these Ploughs have given universal satis
faction. So try them, gentlemen farmers, if jou
please. " .. JAMES M. TO WLES.
, November 27. i 85
ICV IIOGS II CADS Molasses, for wholesale, or
f retail. , . iU
SALT AND CHEESE also, for sale, r v ; s
- -- will; PECK.
Raleigh, January 5, J 844 v .... 23t
Our Office beinj supplied with the greatest variety of
JW ar prepared ' to exe:ate .a f
Paixfhlcts, Cards, CiJtctTLA iiASCBztiji
'1 .
NwjnBEtto.v;TSv'r
i;; .;" brL hew dree;
PHYSICIAN FpR TIlE EYB AND EAR.
, AND OPEJMTIVE SpHGEON. ;
OperaUr for the relief of -
Deafness and other affections of the 13ari f
-Cataract, Pterygium,' Croeeed Eyes, 5ti "
Enlarged Tonsils and Palate;-
Club Foot,-Hare-Lip,. Stammering ., ,; .
Stone Stricture, Fistula, Piles ;
v Deformities, Diseases of the, Bones j,- ,
Hernia, (a riilical ' cwe,y Aneurism i ' "
cancer, I'ojypus, 1 umours, fJlceraV ( , .
And Surgical Diseases in general. r r d
Dr. H. will visit' an v bart of the State Whrn.
his services may be required. -; s
'''..r,i:. n' :-,-'-,-: :. .i-Ai .
rhR IIENDUEE will give a regular Course
IM of Medkal and Surgical instruction, to breira
those students who wish to visit the Northern Colleges.
me private etutieuu ol ihv H six in number,
graduated with credit at the end of their first sMl..h.
in the Richmchd Medical CollegV-. -
Gov. Morehf ad, o
Hon. Geo. E, Badger, 1 , , .
Dr;Brckwith, ; -KaW6fc
Charles Ma'ny, )3sq. J
HoghWaddell, Esq. Hillslidrough;
The Subscriber is prepared to execute, alt kinds
Imitations of everjrvariety of Marble, Tsnd Of'slj, kinds
of .Wood ; also, Wall Psimmg. Paer-hahrirlP., Gla
zing and GILDING on Wood and Metallic substance
of every description, in ihe late French tyfr,&e '
iietjueu toat me snortest notice, and done in a supe
rior style of workmanship,
MILITARY FLAGS and BANNERS paibf ed in v
the neatest style, on the shortest bolke, ; snd 'touch
cheaper than they can be done elsewhere T Tg Re
fer to the AdjutanrGeneral'ef North tarolinaiji ? -Si
Persons wUhing Paiptmg .f any . descriplioh Xs
cuted, by culling at the Cabinet Waie Rootn of.JMr.
William Thompson', opposite ' the Souih East Comer
of the Capttot Square may expect to have it dope' te
their entire satisfaction. - f. FRAIER.1
Raleigh. JanH 4, 1S43. -:. 6-t
LUCKEY'S
THE Subscriber ha now on hand, snd is constant
ly manufacturing HATS of every descriplioh, Which
he now offers to the puUie at very reduced prices for
Cssb. ' J - . ; ! fz.Hi
A very large and beautiful assortment of CAPS
slso on hand, which he will sell unusually fow.Also,
a large quantity of Woot Hats, broad brims, honie
manufactured, which he will ell! low, wholesale or
retail. The public sre respectfully invited "IfccaH
snd see his home manufactured stock before making
theii purchases elsewhere. . ' : .rv
HUGH LUCKED Practical Hatters
Raleigh, Nov. 4. 1843. , . ,- tS-U
N. B. 50.000 Fur Skins wanted, for which tha
highest Cash price wii! be given. Deer skirts, Mink.
Otter, Beaver, Raccoon, Muskrst and other Furs also
wanted. Persons at a distance, haviner Fur Skins
on hmd, will please forward them to Raleigh, where
tne iiiguest iasn price will be given for tbcmVi A
JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE, -
1 ' : AT TIIE 1
JYbrth Carolina Rochstore. I
ftpHE Banker's Wife, or 'Curt and City, a novsl
Ji by Mrs.. Gcue. . ACharge delivered to the Dfo'
cese of Ohio, by i Charles Pet tit McIHvaine', D D.
The Churchman warned sgainst the errors of the
timci wiih notes by Rev Henry Anthon, D D, Chem
istry in Us application to Agriculture and Physiology,
by Jus;us Leibig, M,D Ph D F R S M R J A.. The
first number of the Life of Andrew JscWftMiUtary
ond Civil, wilh illustrations, by A-tnoa Ke-idalir The
1st number of Millman's Gibbon's Rome, price SScfs.
1 5th number of Alison's' Europe. 6tb number fof
Hannah More's Works. 4th number of McCulloch's
Gazalteer.
We have also just recetved a fresh assoriment 'of
Classical and School Books All orders from "a dfa-
lance.-ihankfulty received and promptly sttended to,
for the Cash, i TURNER dt HUGHF3.J?
November 27 - s , :,9J
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Wake
County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sestions,
November Sessions, A. D. I vi !
Elizabeth Youngv Alex. Uttey sndfwife," WilHani
Yottng, andFrands Young,. , c ..-
! I , vs. , - . l .
John Young, administrator ot Sarah Young, dee'd
1 and Robert Young. . - '
Petition to divide Slates belonging to theWate of Sa
rah Young deceased. s :T iV
It appearinir to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendant, Robert Young is s non-resident of this
State : L is therefore ordered, that ad verlisement be
made in the Raleigh Register for six weeks, for the"
said Robert Young to be and appear nhe hex; terin '
of the )ourt of pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held r
for the County of Wake; at the Court house iB tha .
City of Raleigh, on the third Monday of February,'
A. D. 1844, and( plead, answer, or demur to said pa- .
tition, and show cause, if any he has, why thf said
negro slaves of ihe said Sarsh Youngdcceased. shall
not be divided, W otherwise ihe petition will be heard
ex parte as to htm,- and judgment pro confesso grant" .
ed against him. , y,. .. VJ 5,,
Witness, Jarors T. Marriott, Clerk of said, Qpark
at Office, the third Mondsy of November, A. D.J 84s. -JAMES
T. MARRIOTT. C. C. C
Tys Mr. r Twir vr-'W
A PRUDENT COURSE I ALWAY8THE
Mr BCST. Since there are so man v different ma
kers of Pisno FrtesV snd each'one thinkitbis irwn " '
manufacture the best; would it ot be the most V
dkt course for those warning articles ff the kind to
take them upon trial... before making ; a positive; par- '
chase 1; The Subscriber if mffivinui ..
w.lfW!f-4Ki:oC bishistromenis to .
offer them upon those terms ' 'Ativ nn'-ihMA. -
ho msy have doubts shout their aeaKiv Wn h.i
these doubts removed fy ,1-arax- He ha been eight
years engaged ' in this busihess has sold abeot or
hundred J'isno Fortes and neves sold a bad on- .
December fi 07
Pelersbu,rgrYa.
ff W. GOODE, Attobsst stLiw, x;former
VJT ly of, Bichmondr'Virginia,) has tsitled la Ei.'
Louis, where be will attend to any profecduhal husi
ness which msy he entrusted to Ids care. V .V- '
. Mr. O will attend to any ebiims smoutitlng' id(i 3,
er more, any where in the State of MlssourL -
Refer to Wwtan R. Gales, Raleigh- v
w. Jumna, aisswuri, ; ;,
SaundtrsttueLeMcope
January 1;
ta a sty W net inferior to any Ofik e in the Staev
.Seps.ifia.-4S