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f rmnB AmHku Almanac end nepoaiiory of use. -r 11J-lL'V:
i ,5 'll'i.r 144 tirtfi witlk 11 uer JUSCISIVEU. airesi eupp'yot eestraat
;': - - iattkl iTnmilf Cor the meridian of Kaleisb. and made I 1
; ! ' - -- tm tkV nwwI fitiwili ' nf North far.ilinj.
- . vaiTiviM wm lira (i "
Thy can ba bad by the quantity or atngla one. at
ry iadaoad pricea.: 1: ATo. tha Ctay Aimanae. - And
(feat variety of other Booka of every deaeription i
ail of wbidbara oSered at aTerjgreaidedarfionfront
foriMr priceg for the, Caxk. -Call, and examine for
Touraalrea at ibe lMorth Carollaa BookS(ore.
Tobniarj.L.
10
nnniS DAY CAME (TO hand at the
- i41,yNrthTCarolin Book Store, Raleiffh
10 The tkHtfa and Ballade of Thomaa H Bay
ly. . Picture of Private Lif, by Mra. Ellia The
Birtbrifat.'b7.Mra Gore i- The Gtftt a aplendid an
naatfor all eeasonaJ! ,TheRoe of Aharon, a religious
nnoal for 1B44. Marco Paul' Adventorea inpor
i auit of Knowledge. y the anthor of the Hollo Bioka
The National (Way MimtreL -Tha' Poetry of Love.
The Younf Commnnicant , 8t. . Nicholaa Gift for
'.Children; Abo; the ChikTa Gem: Alao, he North
Carolina Almanac for 1844, at wlioleMle or retail,
and the Clay Almanac; all of which can be bad by
applying at the North Carolina Boolf-8tore."
' -' : ; - , L . TURxiER dk flUGHES.
. . ' " Feb. t.'-.. " - - - 10
TmoOKSl FOR TflBTIMfcS. i be Life
4D d Speecbea Of ilenry Clay in voLAIao
the Life and Speecbea ofJoha C. Calhoan. Jt ar
rifed this day. and for aale by i .
; a II TtJRlNER dt HUGHES.
Jan;31,J844. I; tr.:4 I . J 10 ,
COPAItT.EItSUIP.
,THB finiMr.Klr fttatva. tKUrl.. aamfaa.
I Q iDto Copartnerahip, under the firm of
f . , .. . . 3.o o& .reacuii. iwr me. purpose ol con
ducting the Drug and Apothecary :biineaa. in all jta
TarioQa brancb.ee J;-r ". ;l 'Z "ZV
.They will keep conatantly . on hand, a large and
we aelected aasottment of . Foreign land Dometttie
r i : g together with every variety tof Painta, OilV
rftimm.rw finronal Inalptimanta t- t
whjch they invite the attention of the citizens of Ka
leigh and Ua vicinity:. . -
The dispensing of Medicines, 4c. will l conduct
ed by Mr. Peaend and an efficient Clerk, both of whom
have bad( many years experience in this department.
Prescriptions pot jnp with accuracy, neatness and
diapatcb. at all hoars of the day and night.' :
' N. h. 3TITH.
: . ' ' !; . . " " ' P. F. PERCUD. . '
January 12, IS44.
! FRESH GARDEN SEED.
THE Subscribera! have jast received their aupply
of Freah Garden and Flower 6eed. from a celebrated
Northern Seedsman and Florist, which they wilt uis-
pose u on accommoaaung terms.
8TITH& PESCUD.
Jan.34;
To Southern & Western Merchants.
JARVIS, SfJRYMSER & GERMOND;
TTfTAVE eontUntly on hand, and o&r for aal
li!!. either for Cash or approved credit, a large and
caully aelected assortment of Groeeriee,' Teaa. Li
qaore, Vt'inee, &c. among wfiich are the following 1
SUGARS.
' 6t Croir, Porto Rico, Cuba, and New Orleans,
with -donVla and single refined Loaf and Crushed.
- ajL : IX)FFEES. ,;
r Old Government Java, Rio, Lagnira, 8t. Domin.
go,CubaV4c' k -"I'-- - s
: ; .'; v ; i ' ' TEAS.
Hyaonv Yoongii Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
Souchong and Pouchong, comprising all the different
o.ualiuea, in aery variety of packagea. f
; ;V ' liquors. l- wJ
8eignette, J. J, Hupoy, Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. Mac-!
GTorj Champaigne and a variety of orher French
Brandiea; with 8u Croix Rum, Jamaica Rum, Hol
land Gin. &e., j ..- j- : i
: , , . . . I ' wines.- ' . - :! '
: Madeira, Pale Sherry, Brown do. f enerir. Port,
falaga,Mneeat. 4. a full assortment of each kind,
embracing all the different qualitiea. . Also, Principe
and Havana Scgars, Indigo, PppersPimeoU, Cassia,
To Merchant, ordering Gooda from New Tork,
Wt would aay. that all orders entrusted to our care,
will be executed with prompfme and strict fidelity,
4 y 'ttcle ent away; shall be exactlv what "it
purpATta to be. Liberal advances made 00 eonsign-
vents 01 proouce t x-- ; ; t
..Teh. 0.-1844.4 ... .J,. , ,..j7,;, ..12 ly
TTTtJORMBRLY of Raleigh, having established him-
!!. w.'wew aora, in eonnexton wiift W. H.
WniTWAasa. under, the firm of WHITMARSH &
WILLIAMS, for the tranaactin nf nm..ii. V-
change and general Comaa'tMtofi bMines, tendeis his
7rr" flJH" "nnnff anj pustnesa in New
8 lm
-;'s k Refer
TO
Hon
D Cameron. SaJMirh. N. C
WnuBoylan, Eq- - v, J,4
Valuable Lantt for Sate.
mflB SUBSCRIBES. Mnv JMiMn. MA.LL
Jl pto the Weetj ofiera hie land for 8akv .There U
about mm thonaand acrea Ia one. , body, twelva milee
NofjhifRaleighon the two Fall Creeka andNeusf
Elvers ,There are two seUlemenia ;' thehdme planu
ttoo hae . good !dweltiog : bouae.. .five rooma tiefow
aatra, and two, above with a : good cotton, ehi -and
wheel thresher, bWkroiih's ktiop, wiih stery
nut houa thai b neeesamrj.. j The other setifeuitat
haa gid .dwelling hooee, with good oot-houaea.
There era two good mill sites, oae . on each creek,
thick! neverwea. known 10 faiL There is river and
- creek bottom Ian4 aaffideot to make two or three
hnndreil. hartela core; every year, with improved and
- fresh lad to make SO or 80 bales cotton, , The wood
land I Mrong and well timbered, in delighful netgh-
borhootl teamed for itr heallhinea. , One half the
amount would be taken in: likely .young . negroes t
tbo other half cash.. Poaaeaaioii giva next fall, i
' . 5-4 r v-w JA VID JUSTICE j' .
-Wake County, y C. Jan. X2, 1844. 12-w3t
; .yaluablt?- Property fbr iSaicJ
MAYING eVfcided 011 removrng rto- the Wear, I
ow ouar for sale my land in the' County of
m, N.C.Mr thewa W W.rrmt410, end in '
neighborhooa q pas by Bone.Thia Tract con
latna, according Id my deede, about forty-two bun
, . dred acres, and ievwdl known to be equal in fertility
to any land to this section f country.' Itie'how in
,0 excellent condition forculUvation,rthe Sobscrilrhav.
: ingbeeaat eunskleile eipM in canalling,
There are ix.lare field, with good enchmares, ready i
for eoItivation,besidee fresh land & loU,now in Clover,
, and in mptrpfo forTobaeco. A latgepioporifon
- of the Trac if In wooda, and is of the , best quality.
- There are twoaett!ementa on the land, one jny resH
- ence which u new. Urge and eon veoicnV and could
. aeaice! foil to au it the taate of any one, The Plan
; taUon where my Orersrr rend' h houia for
::. -mm ..vi, j-tumy m will ipwwuiMW'
eavn i'aaufaejuring ril a w 'MUI (only
There teaU
two miles
rrojsertT
c.'t rsrehassra" Person. desirous of Dorchaainer. are
tat.&I to examine for tbenwelvee. " AadthoM at a;
"!;Vn enmreni; mh pt JBohfby" when
, -
vimk urv eiuw wivtvii aaa sas
x.t ffmarn ttt rw ftKaatintv
BUnket, Cabal, Nett and Cashmere Shawla,
Flannels a very large a-ormeot, fc v, ,
At theNwbToax,afewdooraboTeMr R Smiths,
rv : " j.H.! BEcKwrTH & co.
CLOTHS, CASiSlITIEnKS
QTpilB eeason for the above mentined articles be
jng far advanced, we ofliw t porciiasera our pre
sent supply at prime et, A ruo, a very large lot p
wmte. Ked and X enow r aaaraaaakp..-,.- v ? 4
8-4,-4, lI-4, l?-4 Wlutney BiasKXTe, f :is.
Rich Striped Cbamelin ttiike. and Crape de'Ceat
,. Carolina, ami other Worated Plaids,' :
BIa k and Fancy Colored A lapacca Lustres'
S yards wide Cotton and Barnstey Sheeting,
Furniture Prints,, a large asaortment, "
Moualin de Lainea, Surans, ,4rc. dec
... J. H, BECK WITH dc.t'O.
': ? y"1 r4 FayetteviIle8treet,;
1 ; A lew doors above Mr. R. Smith's 8tore.
FeWlst, 1844. vr 5 -.'Mr.- 10
N. B. Ttlur f5n ' Frinn Tina Rnvlidi fjir
Cloth. Shirfinir Cntlnn Silk KhasU rBrlila. Hem
Stitched L. C. Handkerchiefs, Kid Glomes, f.
j ; 1';..' ...' : . ' J. H. B. dtCO. -
i RALEIGH STILL WITHIN V
j 40 OF IXOUFOMi !!
fTTHE Subserilier continues to receive F K E 8 H
I ii Or AT E RS , aa usual. He would remind
the citizens of Releigh,' that the Oyster season con
tinues to the ltof May, in Baltimore and VVaabing
ton, and at Norfolk to the 1st April. There ie atill
the rise of two montha to expire before they will be
Ollt nT uniinn in ihia tils In on nan jif tKA va.r
are Oysters considered in a better state than from this
k u, wuiwiiuvi itiaiiftiui jvi riHHiajciucui
hopes atill to merit a continuance of Raleich's patron-
age, as well as the neighboring country. ., t ,
PRE IT FISH will lrii1Kr Inirn
m PrtAni tviQliincr in i mlii eya In tKta liiTitro
are requested to call immediately open the arrival of
10c vara, .
j He has on band a fine lot of POTATOES, con
atstinf of Mercers, Ladies Fingers, Yellow, round,
Arc. The aesortmrnt is of a superior quality, and
cannot be beaten either for Table use or Planting.1
JOHN WILSON,
Opposite the City Hal!.
Raleigh, Jan. 23.
7
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY i& CO. Manaokks.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Clasa No. 8, for 1844.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday the
24th of February , 1844.
BSU-L1ANT SCHEMI t
S(X000 dollare
10.000 dollars .
4,000 dollars .
75 Prizes of 1 ,000 dollars f
! 84 prizes of $500.
, dtc. .. ... .&e. ' dec.
Tickets 810 Halves 5 Quarters $2 50.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $140
do - do 25 Half do 70
do do t 25 Quarter do 35
Order for Tickeh pni Slums and Certificate of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, wilt re
ceive the moM prompt attention, and an official ae
connt of each drawing, sent immediately after it is
over to all who pider from us- address,
! - J. O.GREGORY & CO. Managers,
Washington City. D. C.
F LOUGHS PLOUGHS. Kept con
sUntJj on hand, a suppl; of Richmond
Cast Iron Ploorh. torMhr iih rt
slides. Experience is the best teacher, iml hrMPr
heard from, these Ploughs have given universal satis
faction. 80 try them, gentlemen farmerts if you
pleae.5 - JAMES M. TOWLES.
November 27. , 95
GW. GOODE, Arrossir at Law, (former
, ry of Richmond, Virginia,) haa settled in St.
Louie, where he will attend to any professional busi
ness which may be entrusted to bia care. . . . '
Mr. G. will attend to an v claims amounting in S5na.
or more, any where in the Sate pf Missouri
' Refer to WestOn It. Gales,rKa!eighI
St. Louia. Missouri, " . .. i
Sept.1, 1843. S 4 6m
FALL SUPPLIES OF
JFJusic, jriusical InstrttmentM,
FJJVCY ARTICLES, S(C.
roa SAta bt
E. P. N AS II,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg Virginia.
COUNTRY MrrchanU and others in wantorany
of the above articlea. will find in.my establUhment
tbe moat desirable stock I have ever offered, at great
ly reduced price. A call from my old friends and
customers is solicited. , .
UNA WAY.--Taken up and Committed
JLto Jail in Beaufort Count vj October
1 1th. a Negro Man, who WyeWnlnlnOHN'Md
that he belonga to Dr. Samuel Yance, hi Kouth Caro
lina, Union District that he was formerly the prop
erty of Lawaon Alexander, in Mecklenburg County
in this State ; was sold at bis sale by the Administra
tor and purchased by John R.Harri-on.who sold him
to Dr. Vance ; that he ranaway on the fourth lifja
ly, was taken up in thia State and committed to Jail
nObauliara, and aays that aiJ Jil was burnt on the
C August j jhen on fire, he Was taken out and
earned to Hillsboro!. he rraaiDed in Jail 3 daya, when
his owner enme fter him nine miles from that place,
he got away from him,. . .. , r7 . .- ,
.Said Neerivis a stout black mn s r. tni :n.t.
highland weigha, 178 unda j thick and heavy about
the neck and Jaws j hU two trnall ,io. on left foot
are H to the first ioini he aa vafrot tiiit.n .iwn.
two yeara since. Said negrow well acquainted in and
ahout Charlotte jn thia State, and , an read but not
Write. Hia owner is teauetl n
tyi y" fharsea: and take him away or he will be dealt
iu utae raw airrcu.'
JACOB S WINDELL; Jailor
' as tt
Oct: SO -1843
Attention I Wake Cavalry.
Tp)ARADG a tb sWte in the eHy of Re
U'wrt onf the- 22J February, aj lOotloak.
A 2.r Jlder of tbe Captain, . . fc -o - . . r
:,.-. . . a w. J. HUTcHfNns. n vnd,
.1 .
1
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.aan . - TI a.T Taaarw . pr
- lid
1 rirn 1
feVry lYP 0 HXR A I t I A T U It ,
A ill! XliaiUftlVAli fAlniiiia
i
3& JO. & P2JDZm. -
'i'- - OF: FORTH CASOLtNAr . ' -
Having visited Europe lor the purpose of perfecting
himself in hie profession; is now prepared to execute
. -rjortfaltt, MinUtnici, &c: "
Those wishing to avail ihemservea of his profession
al services, are requested to rail at hia Artdlier, on
Hillsborough Street, lot) yards Went nf the Capitol,
where specimens of his execution may be'seen. '
Sept 13, 1843 15
PRINT WA UEHOUSK.
IN NEW YORK.
P. T.T!T? tttrmnrlv nf ifta firm of T.nr1 At
.Leee. LeedcBabcock.dc..and U. B. BREWS-
EK, under the firm of LEE & BREWSTER.
have eslablubed at .
113 PEARL STREET,
Hanover Square', New York, a Warehouse on an
extensive scale,
EXCLT7SIVKLY pos 'V:
To aupply the City and interior trade, by tbe piece or
uacknee. 1
r o - 1 . ..
Bx confining their attention entirely and exclusive-
1 . . 1. : :' . - 1 ,- . n ' .1
ijr w mil one arucie, a, oc d. are enaoieu not
only to exhibit a more extensive and beautiful assort
ment than ia to be found elsewhere, (there being no
simijar establishment for prints in the United States
but to rell always at prices as low, and generally lout
er, thin those of houses whose attention and means
ate divided among a lare variety of articles.
The Stock, embracing' Some Thousands of differ
ent Patterns and Colorings, including a splendid
assortment of French Prints compriea all ihe la
test and choicest styles, to which will be constantly
added all the new and desirable patterns as they ap
pear in the market, besides many which will be print
ed exclusively for their own sales,
, Purcbesers of this article will find it to their inter,
est to examine thia Stock before buying their Priota
If they dp not; purchase, they will at least have the
o vantage 01 seeing an toe new styles, and learning
the lowest market prices.
Ca'alogue pf prices, corrected with every variation
of the market, are put into the hands of buy era.
j ORDERS.
As L. dc B. will keep this great assortment at all
seasons of the year, they will, of course, be able to
execute orders even in the depth of winter, (w hen
other establishments here have no stock of goods,) in
me oeet manner, and- they solicit tbe attention of
dealers to this very unusual advantage, which their
establishment offers.
Tkrks' All goods are charged at net cash prices,
aa per Catalogue, which will be sent with all goods
ordered nd if time is given, interest wiH be added.
Oct-11, 1843. 61 ly
JAMES MARTIN & E. D. BULLOCK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practice in all the Courts at Mobile, and in the
Coonties of Washington, Clark and Monroe, Alabama.
Mobile, April 15. 1243. . 33 y
NOTICE.-
THE ubscriber now offere for tale, delivered in
Baltimore, and at prices corresponding with the
hardness of the times.Lxwis H.Maus's portable Cast
Iron THRESHING MACHINES. f.,r threshing
Wheat, RyeOaU, and smalt seed, and cracking
Corn in the ear for the purpose of preparing it for food
lor catUe. j
The improvement which makes these Machines
superior to ahy now in use in the Southern and even
Northern country js because ofthewdv of the cylinder
being cast in bne or two piece, with the heads A teeth
or points all cast together, being solid mass there
by giving to it additional weight, and obviating the
danger f the spikes flying out, as sometimes happens
wiUi the wooden cylender, which greatly endangers
the lives of the operatives. .
Of these Machines no fears need be entertained of
their performance, for the reason of their having been
auccesafully tried for three yeara past, and as yet no
objection has been made known to the Aeent
Being the only Agent in North Carolina, to die. f
pose 01 said Machines, and living as I do in a remote
section of country , I feel it to be incumbent on me to
imvxuai iinuugii me columns 01 some or tne 006- 1
L'e orenna. that thk bmuM . .i i t
- o uiucia II1U V BU I'Ltl r
vuruioci.es 11 tuey are so utposeo 1 wttli said Ma
chines.'" - '
They can be transported on one wagon, bat more
conveniently on two, from one farm.to another, and
after arriving at the place where the work i to be
executed aitd actio 0rstion in less time than ff.een
miHutea. With four good Aorae and eight hands,
these Machines wilUhresh of good Wheat four hun
dred bushrls per diem.
,. : I now propose to sell the four horse power for $1 30,
and the two horse power, built after th n
atruction and upon tbe same princlple, for 5. cojAJ
ueiiverea aa auove elateu. 1 will, if requested by the
purchaser, order at his or thei risk, from Baltimore,
said Machinea complete and ready Y for work, (save
the levers and braces that propel the horse power,) to
any point on the Rail Road thai he or they may direct.
Orders for Machines will be forwarded to my ad
dress as soon as the purchaser makes up his mind to
buy. In order that I may have them east . and sent
to Baltimore in time for the buy or to get them home
in doe season, communications 011 this subject will
receive my earliest attention, if directed as fallows
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY, P. M.,
! , . Albrtghfs, N. C
N. B -I will take occasion to state that hce Ma
chines have been Cast in Chatham county, in this
Stare; and (that auit is about to be brought for damages,
against all ihose making, vending, or using the same
without first procuring right for said Patent. ' " '
t 'L., , . . D. A. M. :
Jan; 17, 1844. - 8-w5m'
Wew Fal I an d Wi n t e rl
I G O OJ1S1
IF
OR SALE, at the Commission Store of the
uhscriber. FavAtiaill :i... r.. . 1 .
T " , vppowte tne
' V; na nei "oor to tbe Nw Market House.
Prices LOW. for Cash. , : : f .
Among the articles just received, will be found
Flannels, white, red, yellow and Salisbury. Also,
French Gingham new atyle for Winter. '
Black Aliacca. ' ' ' ' '
Mouslin de Lames. .'.'
; MerinoesFrench and Englisn.' ''' '' '
" Calicoes a great Variety? " -Lisle
Edging a beautiful Terietj. ,
Silk, raw Silk and Cotton Stockings, d;c. ' '
; Also, ad assortment of Groceries. 4c Ye '
F'EL62ZEAN SCHOOLS-MRS
W,U P?n on thrift of March-,'
School 6fthUnante.Herpupilwi!l be taught to
Omio apeak eerrte i with? t.j
w-pell cy WrUing; tbgetrnriS
metibethjmenur nd practice carefully taURhff:
and the Rudnenu of CUammar.X3eogfaph Geome
try. Aatronomy, e. (which will be the itudriof riper
tbejrthMmiiid.t Tb4iaacredScriptu will be a
clasa book, and made aeubject f daily insirurtioa t
M ZlT Pr110 tbad..deftl
pmfully reoue-ted to pjake themielvea acquainted
Feb.-43y 1944. i I- ,:' -14.M
TTU8T RECElVtD: and-for Safe cheap, i ca8fc
W fwpnWTtn1erttratnedSPElTM OIL, which
aa-warrated nottothi'lin the roldeat weather -
. raicaary t,i4 a iiT j .t$-s t; . , c u t
:- iZ-Jw " 1 X r ... ' Ti i: ' n,, - - -m '
t - e 1 f . 1 "
I lUA? PUBLIC BLESSING. ." r
These Pitla have long been known and apprecia
ted, for their extraordinary, and immediate powers . of
reatoring , erlect health to persona suffering under
nearlv every kind of disease to which the human frame
bfiablei-'-'f!5 --
They r are particularly reciTmmended to all thrwe
persona who are afflicted wjth any. kind of a chronic
or . lingering complaint, as there ia iio medicine be-
rare the public which, baa o natural and nappy eneel
upon the system in correcting the stomach and liwjr,
and to the formation of healthy chyle and thereby pur
rifying the blood, .j . . j
" They are acknowledged bj the hundred and thou
sands who are using them, to be not only the most
mild and pleasant in their operation, but the most per
fectly, innocent, safe and efficient medicine ever offer
ed to the public, The who once make a trial of
these Pill, never afterward feel willing to be without
them, and call again for more ; which is sufficient
proof oft heir good qualities. j
Price 25 cents perbox, with full directions. , '
The folluwifig is from Col. Jame Porter, a respecta
ble citizen of Gibson' Co., Tenn. - f
Gibson C6 , Tenn. December 10, 1342.
To Dr. SeancEK : - 'j . " ':
Dcab Sra : This is to certify, that I have used in
my family within the last eight month, one dozen
boxes of your Vegetable Pills, and I consider them
decidedly auperior to any other Pills I have ever used.
I have been afflicted for the last three or four years
with a severe dyspeptic and liver affection, accompa
nied at times with a nervous head-ache, which at
times totally unfitted me for physical or mental efforts
and for the enjoyment of . the common blessings of
life, and must acknowledge, that your J'illa have so
far restored me, thitt I feel nearly as well as ever, and
I rcaUy think that the further, oae of them will make
an entire cure.. 1 was also troubled with a bad cough
and affection of the lungs, proceeding as I suppose,
from the complaint, and I am entirely relieved ftom
that. Some of my neighbors are also using the Pills
with the most decided benefit. The Pills cannot be
too highly recommended, and I candidly confess that
I have derived more real benefit from them than from
any other medicine I have ever taken, and I think
every family should always keep a supply of 'tbem
on hand. JAMES PORTER.
Pine Grove, Macon Co., Ala., Aug. 11,1842.
Dir Spencf.b, '
It affords me real pleasure to certify what T know
of the unrivalled excellence of your anti-bilious pills.
I have used them in ,roy family, and know of their
being used in very many families with which I am
acquainted, in complaints for which your medicine ia
offered as a remedy. They have never failed in giving
entire satisfaction. They are considered by ua who
have used them as the best family medicine with
which we were ever acquainted. ' -
BENJAMIN BAIRD.
Dr. HULL'S COUGH LOZENGES are now ra
pidly superceding all other preparations for the relief
of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Whooping Cough, Ca
tarrh, Tightness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar
Pulmonary affections. ' '
Price, 25 cents per box, with directions.
ALSO-1 BR. HULL'S
Are the surest and safest Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered. It is estimated that In the United
States, ' " !i '
100,000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the effect of Worms alone. This "vast mortality
can be almost entirely prevented by the use of Hulfc
celebrated Lozenges. ...
Price, 25 cents per box. with full directions.
All of the above medicines are for sale by -Williams
& Haywood, and Dr. Slith, Druggists, Raleigh.
E. J. Hale and Samuel J. Hinsdale, Fayettevide.
James W Carmer, Druggist, New lie rn ; and, onV en
quiry, may be found at the principal Drug Storea and.
villages throughout the Southern and Western States.
Oct. 2. 1843.. ; ! : ? 79 6mo
BRANDRETH'S PJLLS.
PICTURE OP IIKAIiTH. -Health
is characterized in anjodividual
by the absencf of all pin. suffering, or affection iq, any
part of hi body ; by the free arid regular exercise of
all his functions without any exceptions'! ' Thify con
sist in having a good appetite at meal time, an easy
digestion, free evacuations, without looseness or jos
titeness at least once in every twenty-four hours, and
without heat, dryness, or burning-at the passage ; the
free issue of the water without acrimony or burning,
and without a reddishtaedlment which ia, always a
sign of a present r an approa cbing paio ; quiet eleep
without any agitation of Uoublesome drefma: no
taste of bile or other, bad taste io the mouth upon ris
ing in the morning; no sourness or disagreeable ris
ing of the atomach ; a clean tongue ; a sweet breath ;
no itching, pimples or spots on the akin ; no piles j
no burning heat upon any part, of the Jbody no ex
cursive thirst when Unexposed to labor or other known
cause; no interruption to any natural evacuate, nor
pain at their peri.diCaI return. " t
Where the state of the system does hot harmonize
with the above picture of health, it if the greatest
importance that no time 1 lost in sending for Doe;
tor, or.tn ihe use of folish, remedies too often the re
suit oft peculation ; instead of this course let a dose of
Brahdreth's Pills be taken, which wHI not deceive, but
will at once restore, health o the organ or part that
requireait. ; ..; , . F ,v,.r
, All who wUh to preserve their .health, all ;whp are
determined to defend their life against tre encroach
menta of dieai'e, which might send prematurelj to
the grave, will without betiiati'in have recourse to the
Brarrdr.;2l)eVwene. state of Ihe sy siem doearuMt
harnionize witbthe above " picture x( health'.. Tlej
are in general use by the. Ladies in many parts of our
couhtry with the happiest effect!' ? '''
r ThoaW who five V'inlnr- where eontagipuaor
other diseases prevaiffahoufd often' think' of this' true
piettrre of heahh; aiSa!obsehiirtfSrilK jpirn'eular
attehtkin. in f ordef io' act Iceordiogfy.' 'hrwise aod
rightly directed will fbUowihrs adyice-the unwise i
are left to their own destruetiorr: ' - ' P j
I - ' I- WILL: PECK,'
Agent at Raleigh.
October 4. 1843.: . ; :, ... , j 80-ly
Pf S. I have also' Dr.' Brahdrethy Celebrated; Ljni
ment for aafe.wnh certificates of remarkatfecoreav
FTpHAT VafuiW Profterty SHOCCO 8PRrNGS,
-JJ.1 with -'all the Land adj.4nhig, being 450 acres, !
ara desirous to adf. -This distirigoished watering place
ia eu weU kjidwn;ithat it is unnecewary to describe
. Tbe improvements are fcufflcientto acceonmodate
(re-m four to five hundred persons. In the. hands of a
gentleman calculated, to manage auch ait stahliah
"f ah ,lu. Profit would bev greatly -increased beyond
what a lady can make thare, . 1 vriil aeR the whole 'e
JaWisQroerttupOrt liberal terms, orexebangeiiri part foe
.WWIt KtaawxT, will aid nrtheegoUe-.
Hon. to whom I, refer, and nffers are hereby innted to
trrat f?thd property Aayrs e&her rhe ele
hstieroed,' or myself: through Hhe t4 It ffff.
Warrvntorii It Ish..old nt be able to'sell this ;rl
their comfort and convenience,; ? Z
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-To the- American Public.'
If MPRnVEUMT in vlitTrrrlith hanni
JU neaa and Welfare of ouf race is'cortstantly on the
march to perfection 4- and'' with, each aoceeeding day
orrtA now oriitilem i saled. or soma Droibund secret
revealed, having an important and direct bearing over
man's highest destinies. If we take a retrospective
view over the past twenty years, now is: to mind
struck with, wonder I W bat rapid strides hcascience
made in every department 01 ciyiRzed , lue s particu
Idrtv in that vcfiifh rl.t tn tha lrnnwfwf atk of thtt
human system in health and disease.! How -valuable
if 'f . a . . 1-
ana inotspepsaMe are tne curauvameanareceniiyuis
: covered through the agency of chemistry ! How does
tha ImairinatSriti tririiTla' ant Air ' ailiiiSrsti An nlnv It
the ingenuity, the.near approaetrto :tbe standatd'of
A-t- aa a . a. a a
perrecuou, or ine present ume 1 J nrougn tne eiaoo
rate investigations of Phjsiology, or, the science of
juttk, ana me t'ainoxogy 01 prevalent uiseadea, mucn
Vftttl1la) nreiatSfsml Ir nTJBrlo1 rrsa rmm kaavtt eminsuf fsV
consequence of beaming acquainted with the organU
1 . - r . 1 . . . 1 . .
suiiui), mo eieuieuts 01 up various ussnes. ana struc
tures of the s v stern, remedies have heen anncrht after
and discovered esactly adapted io combine with, neu
tralize and expel morbinc matter, tne cause or diee.
and substitute healthy action in its place. The bew -tiful
simplicity of this mode of treaiment is not oply
suggested by the pathology of disease, not only grate
ful to the sufferer, but perfectly in consonance with
the operations of Nature, and satisfactory, to the view
and reasonings of every intelligent, reflecting mind.
It is thus that Sards Sabsaparilxx, a scientific
combination of essential principles of the most valua
ble vegetable substances, operates upon 'the system.'
The Sarsa par ilia is combined with the most effectual
aid, the most salutary productions, the most potent
simples of the vegetal.lo kingdom ; and Its unprece
dented success in the restoration to health of those
who had long pined under the most distressing chron
ic maladies, has given it an exalted character, fur
nishing as it docs evidence of its own intrinsic value,
and recommending it to the afflicted in terms the af
flicted only can know. It has long been' a most im
portant desideratum, in the practice of medicine to
obtain a remedy similar to this one that would act
on the liver, stomach and bowels, with alt the preci
sion and DOtekcv of mineral nreoaratiansf vet avithmii
S J
any of their deleterious effects Uf on the vital powers
01 uie sysienv
The attention of the reader is letectfully caHrd to the
following certificates. However great achievements
have heretofore been made by the use of this invalua
ble medicine, yet daily experience shAws results atill
more remarkable.- The proprietors here avail them
selves of the opportunity of say ins, it U ft source of
constant satisfaction that key. are made the means of
relieving such an amount of suffering.
Nxwarx;; N. J.r Dec. 13, ,1842.
Messrs. Sands: Gent Words cannot express the
gratiiude I fed for your treatment to me, a stranger,
suffering under one of the most loathsome -diseases
that nature is capable ofbearins. TIm iIumu ith
which I was afflicted commenced with inflammation of
tne eyes, in the year 1836, which caused almost total
blindness. For this I was treated and finally relieved,
but the remedies were such as to cause the develope
ment of a scrofulous affection oa my left arm near the
elbow. ' . ,
"The pain extended from the shoulder to the end
of my fingers and for two years my sufferings' were
beyond; description., I tried various remedies and con
sulted, different Physiqians in New York aud amongst
them the late Dr. Bushe, who told me the disease of
the arm was caused by the large quantity of mercury
taken to cure, the inflammation of my. eyes . -.;
My sufferings continued, the srm enlarged tumors
formed in different places', ebd in a few ' Inohtha dis
charged,' making ten running ulcers'at one time, some
above and some below- the elbow, and tha ilih.rM
waa so offensive that n person could bear to be in the
room where I Was. I then applied to another distin
guished; Physician who t4d ine amputation of the arm
was the only thing that could save any life; as il was
iiupussioie 10 curehs0 ureadiuj a disease but as I was
unwilling to consent to it he recommended me to use
Swaim'a Panacea freely; which I did withou deriving
but Kttle benefit. " For three years' I Was urfablo to
raise my hand to my head or epuib.my Aairr and the
scrofula now made its appearance- on ,my head. de.
stroying the bone in different places, causing exten
sive ulcerations, and I feared ft might reach and de
stroy Ue brsinA-the head swelled very much, ae
companied with violent pain, numerous external reme
dies were recommended, but did no good." About a
year since I was taken severely ill with av iweliingof
the body from head 10 fiiot, so t that i I waa entirely
heljdeaa. the Doctor advised rxy? to go'io- the hosr.it.l, ,
for he did not understand my case t, for the last few
months I had Wen afflicted" with a severe pain on both
aides, at times so Jilrd I could scarcely get my breath.
A hacking cough cooaiuUyh, Pnojed . me, and this
combined with my other .maladies, rendered me- truly
miserable. Such, gentlemen, had beentmy situation
for seven yearsof my Jife when Itorxftnewced the use of
your SaTsaparilla, but aa my ease waSconidered hope
less, and fhe; near prospect ,of, at speerly dissolution
seemed inevitable, t felt but little encouragement to
persevere. The persuasion of friends 'induced- me lb
try your medicine; Tvhich in a few day prodoceda
great change, m my system generally, by causing an
appetite, relieving the pains, and givjng metrength ;
as success inspires confidence, I was encouraged to
pe"eere, my ihs grwr easier.'my strength, returned,
food relished, the ulcers healed, ,orw flesh fonnedi and
I pnre more felt, within m thai I m;k .-n t
have now used the SarsapariTla about two months, and
am hke adtffereril; Keinr ;To nhftiXyWoi
umvuiaica naa entirely neate.t. hmK.t
impossible, 1 tcajwljt.iB mj
...cBwiD iact ; ami it is now as use
ful aaatanr Deriod of m fif AAHM'i.rxii.
. . -. , . 7 7 : j f. . .curia) UOIIUI
is better than it has beer. v or. ... ' t-i
ieai wnainagie in Utswordl bow many theuf
"" -"yreui h in loreigi? lamls and eunnv climes,
and have sought in Vain ! Yet it m TA nJ t,i1r
had beetf given up trVdie. as ffeel thpufeafima
J.?orlfo forth fervem graiitudt to tbf Au0ur of
H""'u MORHnEuimna nv wtamm ( mm ahnu - - -
-' a -. 1" .Tr" ucen graciously pieaa-
ed to Mess the-mearrs madeuse bf. ' .rrufyhaye you
proved yourself the good Samaritan to the af3icted.
rather the iwa nr.nnf in..ln.kL o -.Jt
rattier) the use.ofour invaluablef8arsaparilla.'. TbJ
value tffbhinMd.tny U'-amTjLi -ii H "t
r,,- - "MMwcB LTj ono once.
meneyeannot pay f it. I h ve ? been taiTrom
iUmpmMelcQuld reco.e.,vAnd now. gfmtleroen.
iufler-me-tAaad4Khi-iiikrre-i-r?
r ' uoo too ov my
tbe Mik w itand anjoy u benefit, it
IStZlS???," fervent WiA of theff
nd yourfriend.
-i'3 . -,Y-
MARTHA COJILIN.
-.a..-.------
ti?T Hwk C0ra "d whot she etatee
i 9nt to be perfecuj true. r H . ...
'T- hcicA GawVaAX- ox NaW-TbV "
Ml :da,lt .Rector of St. Peter's Church.'
184 New,Yki thisHth Ulay i bf; December,
I know MarthtHnnlin .nJ u '4 it0f
ferine illness " ' 01 ner UI-
X9v TOHN DUBOTS,TjfAhp of
? ! ....! JJ - j - - ... . .
I place full confidence in.ib, atatemeni mlV hi 1
Mth. Conlin, hav knwWifr Xrtw'nJ 1
y earsr i js-ill cheer Till3Zrrjttlituli: aa--
ttostte hercas t,tkose;who may ; wish furthsr ia.
formation.
. l 7 ' Sr. ELIZABETH,
- Superioi of the ft JSh -Catholic, Orphan Ayata
Ptoe-ttreel;N.York.;, DscJl. 1842
I hAerOTSdeneoinlt by
Martha Cciilia, and have full knowledge f her n,.
U,: .4 ejVuah r: purdy,
Aldfciiril Cth Vard c4 the eity o Nesr-York
December 14", 1842 1 '
MartbaTPimlin haeUved-in my famiry 13
jws,a
men! i
8andarjariiTyiir also rerJiove 'nd perms
nentlv curscases"having iheirJorigid in an impure
state of e jo3 the gen-i
eral contftuioni 't aahvoVfcCig's Evil in it
various forms"; Ieumalismbssnate cutaneous
eruption, blotches, biles, pimples, or pustules on the
face, chronic, sore eyes, ringworm or tetter, scald brad;
enlargement and pain of tfie botiesahd joints, mb'i
botff Ucr syphilitic "sympti-ms, diseases arising
from an injud?eious use of Mercury, female derange--ments
and- other strnilar eofnplaints
Prepared, fnd arfdVfa A.J3. Sanda & CoDiuggistr
and liemists; Grahfte buildihcs'. 273 Broady,
corner of Chsmbers-t New Yerkv-and for sale by
Druggists throughout the fJ. S. Price, $ I per bottle,
six bottles for, $ 5. .
ThjShillcarorsiiectntl!rec toremembef
that it, is Sand's 8areape ril!ataA has and is constant
ly achieving suchrrmark&Me curee'oCimott diftV
tttl rldaa nrjliaoaaa fn jkKi-K linman Tram, id
subject, and ask lor Sands'a Sarsapa'riUa, and Uke ny
-.1. ' - - - - - -
otner. ... .......
Williams dr. Haywqod Agirit bjr ypejcial appoint,
nt for the Proprietors, for' rkfeigh' arid, vicinity.
ment
m
And fnr.Sale throughout the 1
'St-
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SH It.
"II OS'i; OR MISLAID, a Pocket Hook,
Receint of Wm. Rhodes, dated Mav-f4S. for f 2P0
Note of E. P. Guion -'S8 or 9 . 338A
about Jan 1843 300
Henry Rhode; 1843 30
J;Spencerr;V7 ; io
' A. A. Southall, It
ftlO State Bank of TV. P.
$1 25 cents Chirtestea bill R. R?V.
ft and 2 Virginia Bill. A ;Vi " .
Memorandum of accounts against W. H. Simrrt
J no. Murphy, Wm.Paul, W. W. Alston, Wm. H.'
Haywood, Wm. F.'Collins and others
- All neranna- am .noti&ei not la Irsds for am'iA .
pers, or any, of them, as payment baa been stopped.
iaum niinnr..;
- , vaii nnui'LQ,
Sept, 27. ". "" 71
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE FOR
SA LE;AV rea t barirala rhav hf had
in a Newark burtt Carriage and good Harness, if ear
iy ? application be ? made, it will be Fold fur almost
.l: :.i . I . .i ,,
iiuiuirig. cuuaiuciiug lis vsjub. VV ai me iubis- 1
xkr urnce. 1
ciij svs- qaictiu, xiitsswiiyoi ?
nalelSl, 1 he Subscriber, b. ins de
sirous of movine to his Plantation, wiktim ;
LamtHl hia HtllJiSK ANI1 l.tl l" in thi r ii Tk.
Property is situated on Newborn, Street, east from the
centre of the Capitol. The House is a large twoito.
ry building, forty-two feet by twenty-eight, wiih a pi
sage through the middlethree I Rooms on the lower
floor and four above, with Fireplaces to each. It bi
a basement story of hammered Rock the whole extent,
which is intended for a Dining Roorn Vc. with a fin
place at each endthe basement Hooms not finished.
There is aanoerb Rock Stable, two stories htffli.tnin
ty-four by thirty feet square; also a Rock 8m.ke-houu
Ant crnwt TramA Ti t ti art . ...1 .L'..M.ni A7 1 1 i
W.i 1'K. T.ni ..no;n. ry -t-m -:"... ..... .r
ground, Which have, been bighrv improved. The4
IT . as . a .. - T I.
aotise is Deauuiuijy suuatea : on; an eminence, near ;
the front line. A II the imorovemenis have heon mA, h
within three years, land cost the builder over six thoa
i rvn r ....... . :, . . .. .1. - . i,
..This desirable Drooertv ia now tffriA fnr(mt
mousand dollerf. Time will be given the nurchastr, I
but the ndtes will draw interest and undoubted ecu-
rilT will be reauiredr Persons, f deairnna nf lidnr t
in Raleieh. have now an onbortnAitv:
osiraBurreaiaeucSjOi yeryreduced price.
, - . ir: -;- -r " - a
t
imiciii, n ugmi Tklh.
68 tf
ra 'ar 'tevav .' - i-
wo xcTes of Lan.l attarW l,r,fffr,n t.. M V
Matthew Shaw; and- aitmwuiiAJQ James Me-1
"niBM. gThe .,imprQvenenia are all in first ?
aryexC For ternlaanrd iff i:
;,i 4- i9t.s4a,ft!u. asjA-M Rfit irnt'T.ii:a. '
aleighDeo4l84afj rteiW a 101.
IJjright of ePATBm', called
xairKU vcrJU H1VJB, ibT : the Stt at
North i Cafolina, are now, prepared to dhrpoe of iodt
ryFtP1$.Mj, righia on; favorable terms. Tbs
wmYWuw wu iiw ixia uay cr warcn A. v.
1841 ? its j vnutrea itaavaL .. cju.. . k
anatrucled wthdraiweja, Jmaninw j&r the $
OUt disturbirrsr the "Be, ah.f al a'k.o .. .
MUC. IUII UU IM WIlMrtWri sat raw lima aanllt.
fieetualry pfotecilhem egains iWw ii of
ten yery desuueflve ur them and the jroducu of thru
Lndustrv : it ia alsn an a
removed from one bjye to another, or to any reauired
distthcle Hhe iftjrlfor hivWt movm
tey thm extract 4he ihonei irom ibe hi.
- - - - laatBiiir f alisr- .rrn! TlaHiMcifV. ill tin
inwniveispeifectlj plain. in'iite ' construction, an.
'Its BTirmlirlfv ilnJ .:..-i. i .. 1...
ages. nssinauTed te success; wherever ft has beenrio-
Witlim'l It'll IIIIS m nii.Hl...ii. k. Krt
inglaM and Western Staiei. and w have recoBK
mendauoha from the citizens of; fb'oVe 'Stales' aigneil
? he, !w7er werebahtKrmer tntf inethanie v
of the highest 'espeelability that-kuve tested the 4
nOe ftWr v ?wmples of lb
pwbre for TuaharlaWpfes-e add.etf
Wnminglon, Jn. 10, 1844. U ,5 3m
v 1 v on ..i. riini jb u ai i hut.
tV.9 &M"TCf Europe, abridged from tw
last London edition U a Esti
Merrjoir of Napoleon Boniirtet from tbe Frend
wDe Bourrienne. his private Secretary, Ac, 4
. v.wvB in wis. Aver, one C9if reau nw
JaSiwitheiAi being convinced of, the truth of
J? fwtfajuilog a perfect w
5!f rW,J'anpIeon....J'1
ML? ur p" language 'whtcE Wa.s any ca.
psMon wiiii ine preaeAt.ln-itt graphic delineations
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