. TUESBAYi AUGUST 6, 1844.
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EDITOR AND FROPBOTOB.
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S0ciFTiojr. Five Doner pr annum -lair ill
Advance. 'Mi
Adt RTistJMrt?s.-For every Sixteen Ltnest
rji iAwttiou One DollAr each ubjuent insertion,
fweftty-fiv6 Cents. .- . ; '
fjdAt OrdKRS iln JoDlCIAt ADVKKflSCMfcNTS
will be charged 23 per ceut. Ligher ; but a deduction
of 831 P r cel1, w'11 mode front the reguiar prices,
foraJverti8erbytUoyear , j-.. I
Advertisement, inserted in the Scmi-WeckxY
RtoWTKR, will also appear in the Weekly Paper
0 Letters to the Editor must be poit-aid.
N YOUNG HICKORY ANI HIS MAMA.
When Pmc'to gbveriiTeanetce,
Set on his claim d nuijdly M
Th' old lady took him o$r;her knee, ,
, And Iwtce she thrashed him oandly.
. The Whig boye stood ground and laughed
The eport they ill rttriemher :
Shebeit him well inforty-three
We'll beat him In Nof ember.
s M : Boston Atlas.
1 HE THREE JOLLY HUSBANDS.
Three jolly husbands, out in lhe country,
by the name of Tun VVaUon, Joe Brown and
Bill Walkerrsat lale oiie evening drinking at
the village tavern, until being pretty well
corned, they agreed that each one returning
home should do the Grl thing his wife to'd
him, in default of which he should next morn
ing pay the bill. They then separated for lha
nignt,rngagig to meet again nest morning,
and give an honest accoiful of their proceed
ings at home, so fur as they related.Q' the
bill" " "i - . .-Vw
The next morning Walker and Brovvn
were early at their posU; but itwassaiuetiine
before Watsou made bu appearance. Walk.
. rst;, ,
"You see when I entered my hoase the
candle was out and the fire giving butt glim
mering light. I caine near walking accidental,
ly into a pot of bjUter the pancakes were to be
made of m the 0rning. My wife, who wad
dreadfully qutofhuuior at sitting up so late
said to me sarcastically: i
" Bitf, do put your foot t the batter.1
"Jusv aa you say, M sggy, said "'and
without the least , hesitation, 1 put my foot
into the pot of batterf and then went to
bed." - -M.--:V ' ' ' .
Next Joe Brown- told his story i
" My wife "had already retired to; bur usu
al sleeping room which! adjoins the; kitchen,
anil the door of which! was a jar ; no! being
able to navigate perfectly, you know, I made
a dreadful clattering among the household
furniture, and my wife in nn very pleasant
tone bawled out : i V
4 Do brtalc the vorridee pot.9
" No sootier said than done, seized hold
of the pot, antl striking the chimney jamb
broke it into a hundred pieces. After this
exploit I retired to rest, and got a curtain
lecture aft nigh I for my pains."
It was now Tim Watson's turn to give an
account of himself, which be ditJcwitha very
Ions face, as follows: Jt-
" My wife gave ibe most unlucky com-
inand in thevworld-; for 1 was blundering U)
(lairs in the dart tfhetf she cried out : . s
"".Do break"vouAfo&TTifc - 1 '
'Til be cursed If tl do Kate, said I, as 1
gethercd myself upi lll.eooner pay the bill.
And soc landlord, here1 the cash tor you ;
and this ii the last time I'll ever risk five
dollars otvtho command of my wf
; ' 1 : ' sv
The Schoolmaster at it AgowL-We see the
following outrage going the , rou nds of the papers
-4he name of the guilty person has not come to
our knowledge : . T; , '.' t "
Schoclma6ier.--" A passive verb is expressive
of the nature of receiving an action--as Peter is
beaten. Now, what -did Peter. do V 1 .
- Well, I don't know said the urchin
pausing a moment, with the gravest countenance
imaginable, " unless he hollowed .'! -,.
GENERAL JACKSON,
Alain farmer in the neighborhood who
got into the stage with us. not far from the
heritage, to go to Naahvirfe , and who had
lived near General Jackson 1 betwixt twenty
nd thirty years, gave us a very interesting
account of this distinguished man ; which
makins: allowances for the partiality of a
neighbour who shared his political opinions
1 nave no doubt is founded tu truth. He said
the general was " an industriousr managing
'nan, always .up to all his undertakings, and
("(at punctual in the fTerforinance of hlaijus-
ineaa enffaireinetits : that hi private conduct
Wa remarkable for -uniformly inclining to
do justice, generosity, and rbntnanuy t that
k he was an excellent master to his slaves,
nd never oermhted bisoverseers to ill-treat
ihem. As to his house, h laid it'was con
atantly full of people; being in'factpen to
everyborly ; those whom.he ,bad never beard
of before beinsr asked to dine when theV call-
edjSnd those they had room for being always
furnished I with beds. For these reasons, be
aid everybody respected him, and most peo
Pie loved nun As to bis public conduct
ae ohservyd that he was ratheran uncomnto
niiino: man. and liked to have, hii nun mm
hut that bis own war was always a very eood
ne, and a vefy sensible one, if he wa left
10 himself. He was a tnan of strong passions,
,I11 had wee been very mupV addicted to
k-fitinghorse-racirtgr
u,e curatnsr and swearing, : nut tnat ne had
j,,;t, all I heap," and waa in earnest about
good to the countrt-1 And he added
that ii the eeneral was not alwavs risht. it
was to be laid to the score of some of hU po
litieal friends, who. imposed upon him for j
their own private ends a thing not very dif-1
Scull to do, because when he thought a man !
his friend he was too apt logo great lengths
with him. These remarks, which fell from
our fellow-traveller in quite a sensible man
tier, are so much in acuordance with what f
have observed and seen of one of the most
remarkable men the United States have yet
produced, thai I listened Willingly to a very
curious account he gave me of some incidents
of the generals early life, wBTich, I believe,
have, been greatly misrepresented. Featk
crstonhavgiis Excursion through the United
State
FBESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
Williams, Haywood &
Y?f o. are now receiving iroin iew
1 York and PhiUilelohia. a tare a and gen
eral assortment of
Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals,
PAINTS AND OILS, D YE-STUFFS,
GLASS-WAKE, PERFUMERY. Sec.
Which they ara prepared to sell wholesale and retail
to Physicians, Merchants and others dealing in iheir
ine, at unusually low prtces.
Thote wishing to buy, will find it to iheir interest
to call and examine before purchasing elsewbeie.
Particular attention at ll limes will be given to
putting up Presctii'lfvms, as well as the dispensing of
nieaictnci.
Katetah, July 1844. 67-fim
TATE OF NO KTU UAKUMNA Franklin
County. Court of Pica and Quarter Sessions,
June Term. 1844. "
Aaron Neal, John Cook" and his wife Sarah, and
Leonid as Neat, Temperance T. Neal, and John
Neal, infant, who appear by their Guardian and
next friend, Willie Perry,
Richard Timberlake, and the children of Mary Tim-
berlake, dec d. ,
Petition to sell Slates.
It appearing to the Court thai Kich'd. Timberlake,
and tha children of Mary Timherlake, dee'd. whose
names are unknown to the Petitioners, live beyond
toe Itmiis of tbw Sute :. It i therefore ordered that
publication be made jn the Raleigh Register lor six
weeks, that the said Defendants be and appear before
the said Court at it next Term, un the second Mon
day of September next, to shew cause if any they
have, why the prayer of the Petitioner shall not be
granted.
Wiibks, William T. Perry, Clerk of oar said
t'ourt, at office, the second Monday of June, A. D.
1844. W, T. rfiRKY, C. C. C.
PuAdv.SS 62 61 6w
Valuable Property fbr Sale.
THE Subscriber, wishing to reoiove South, offers
for sale hi Harold's Creek Tract of Land, lying
wiuun 2 i miles of the . J own of Oxtord. fJranville
County, .N. Cn containing 1200 acres. The Planta
tion is iff good repair, and in an improved and impro
ving condition, being in a superior state for the culti
vation of Tobacco and Grain. The improvement
consist of a large two story Dwelling House, with
every convenient out house, tobacco barns, etc.
ALOO,
Locust Valley, situated 14 mites from Oxford, con
taining 400 acre, bring well and completely impr-
ved, the Dwelling House being highly commodious
and comfortable, mot pleasantly situated, and sur
rounded by extensive oi chard of well se'ecUd nuit.
ALSO,
MertttvUle, contaiuine.215 acres, immediately ad
jacent to Oxford. There is in a stale of being built
upon this Tract, a Dwellintr of toe largest dimen
sions, and in the neatest style of architectUreriocated
on an eminence overlooking the town, within a half
nuleof tbe Court house, which the Subscriber de- I
signs completing in the course of tbe year, and which WM. H. RICHARDSON, M. D Professor of Ob
he is willing to contract with the purchaser to com- 8tet ricks, and the Diseases of Women and Children.
fleie in that time. These f raws are ell contiguous, THOS. D MITCHELL, M. D- Professor of Ma
ul may be cultivated sepr- y, or they may be con- teria Medica and Therapeutics, and Dean of tbe
soudated, and cultivated by o4 individual. I bey are 1
located tn a region of coofitry than which there s none
more beaiuiy, and in tbe midst or a society onsurpas-I
sed for intelligence, refinement and high moral excel-
lency They will be sold on accommodating terms.
Persona desirous of examining them, are requested to
call on the subscriber at MerUsvillc
JOHN C. TAYLOR.
July fi2, 1844. 69 if
VJOTICE. On Tuesday, the 28th -of August
IV next, I shall expose to Public Sale, before the
Court Uouee door in tsmitbneld.
TWO NEGROES,
Alfred, and bis wife Milly, belonging to tha Estate
of James Holt, dee'd. Terms, six months credit, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JBSSB HOLT, Executor.
Johnston Co, N. C
luly lf 18441
59-w2t
5TATE OF NORTH C A ROLINA. Greene
County. ' Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, A. D., 1844.
Piety Vick,
,-' vs.
The Heirs at Law, of Robert Yick, dee'd.
- , , Petition for .Dower.
It appearing in the satisfaction of the Court, that
the infant heirs of Sally Beemon are nob residentif
Cw State : It is ordered by the Court, that publica-
lion oe maue lorsix weeas in iuo rvaieigu egiiert
published In Rafeighi N. C. for ihe'appearance T the
said heirs of tire said Sally Beemon, at tbe next 7 arm
of tht Court, to" plead, answer or demurt or judg
Af... . il urjii: ri-.i, ,n.f nHM
at Uffice, the second Monday of May, and in the sixty
eightb year of our Independence, A. D. 1844. .
; . J AS. WILLIAMS, C. U. C.
iPr'ice Adv. $b 83 j. - - - 05 6w
ttv, w vt7w- ' larak ' J"w i a r-in.-trw it'tbwt
WHOLESALE GBOCERSy
COMMISSION MB1RCHANTS.
BraterjStNe York,
!sjellylpTor of Raleigh
woum respacHuiij ipiyiui iu i.creuanui oi naieign
aad Fayettevilte. and the surrounding country,' that
they are prepretf w wt GrottrU aa low, f(r
HI t 1
Cash or spproved crediiU tbet can be bought in any II the Hillsh..rottgh Acadniy 4 wnrpiaiea on
Clty to faVAilsWq!? kinds of PRO- ing a Seled oC'.f ?
FALL SUPPLIES OF :
Jlusic, Mimical instruments,
ARTICLES, See.
FOK SAIK BT
E. P: N A S II ,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
iftfHJNTRY Mtrchants ami others in wont of
any
LJof the above articles will End in my elaUihuiciit
the most desirable stock I have ever offered, at great
ly reduced prices. A call from my old friend and
customers is solicited.
MORE BRAN DRETIl'S PILLS.
"tTTTTE have just received a fresh supply of ibis
VV valuable Medicine, which is recommended by
thousands of persons Whom they have cured of Con
sumption, Influenza, Colds, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Head Ache, and a sense of fairness' in the back part
of tbe Head, usually the symptoms of Apoplexy,
Jaundice, Fever and Ague, Bilious Scarlet, Typhus,
Yellow, and common Fema of all kinds; Asthma.
Ca nilt 1? Kanmatiam TSIavoa tm 1 1'uaoDAa T ivar f.im
plaint. Pleurisy, InwanT Wtaknes. Depression of
the Spirits, Ruptures. Inflammation. Sore Eye, Fit,
Palsy,- Dropsy, Small Pox, Measles, Croup, Cough,
Whooping (yitach, Quinsey, Coolie. Cholera Mnr
bua, Gravel, Worms, Dysentery, Deafness, Rincinft
Noises in tbe Head, King' El' Rctotila, Erysipe
las, or Saint Anthony s Fire, Salt Rbeum, White
Swellings Ulcers, sonie of thirty years i-tanding,
dancers, I umorn, Swelled Feet am Legs, Pile. Co.
tivennss, all Eruptions f the Skin Frightful Dreams,
Female Complaints of every kind, especially obstruc
tion, relaxations. &c.
Also, Brandreth's Liniment, for sores, swelling,
wound, dec, at 25 cents a bottle. There are Agents
for selling the above in every County in the State.
WILL: PECK, Agent.
Raleigh, May 14, 1844. 39 -ly
To Southern & Western Merchants.
JARV1S, SC RYMSER & G ER MOND.
Wholesale Grocers ana Commission Merchants,
No. 81, Front St. New York,
HAVE constantlyon hand, and offer for sale,
eilhr foi Cash r approved credit, a large and
caretully selected assoitment of Groceries. 1 ea. Li
quor, Wine, &c. anions which are the following :
SUGARS.
St. Croix, Porto Rico, Cuba, and New Orleans,
with dauble and single refiord Loaf and Crushed.
. COFFEES. .
Old Government Java, Rio, Laguira, SuDomin.
go, Cuba,
TEAS.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial,. Gunpowder,
Souchong and Pouchong, comprising all tbe diflereut
qualities, in every variety of packages.
LICjUORS.
Seignette, J. J.Dupuy, Olard Dupuy 4" Co. Mac-
u lory, c nam paigne and a variety of orber trench I
Brandies, with St. Croix Rum. Jamaica Rum. Hoi-
andGin.&c
WINES.
Madeira, Pale Sherry, Rrown do. TenerifTe, Port,
Malaga. Muscat. 4c. a full assortment of each kind,
embracing ail tbe different Qualities. Also. Principe
and Havana Scgars, Indigo, PepperPtmento, Cassia,
qrc. Ac
To Merchants, ordering Goods frm New York,
we would say. that all orders entrusted to our care, i
will le executed with promptnea and strict udehtv.
and every article sent away snail be exactly wliat it
purports to be. Liberal advances made on consign
ments of produce.
Feb 6. 1844. 12 ty
TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
TP
ofFei
he Lectures Will commence a usual, on ibe first
Monday in November, and cloo on the first day
ebiuary, under the following
FACULTY i
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY, M.D.. Professor of tbe
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
Faculty.
ROBERT PETER, M. D., Profowor of Chemistry
Tnd Pharmacy.
LOTAN G. WATSON, M. D , Professor of Theory
and Practice.
J ASi3S M. BUSH, M. D Professor of Special and
ctureicai Anatomy.
. , . .
LEONIDAS M. LA WSON. M. D., (Editor of the
Western Lancet, and Lecturer on Theory and
at anil T.nror nn I henry ami
Practice at Cincinnati,') Professor of General and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology.
A full course of Lecture ot $105, payable in
variably in advance; for which um, notes of good and
solvent banks of the Statea whence the pupils come,
are taken without discount ' The matriculation, and
library ticket is $5, and the graduaUon fee $20, both
of which are payable in par funds.. The Dissecting
.:-u. iiiA. .n.l ik'ia1unrimint will h rintiri Iv
uc( ia , . j
reformed, and practical anatomy taught in person by
the demonstrator, it ia earnestly advised that each pu-
pal take the ticket for one session at least.
The Faculty have appointed E. L. Dud lit, M.
D to tbe office of Demonstrator or anatomy.
THOS. D. MITCHELL, Dean.
June 22. ' ' '57
ftatc oi
tatc of North Carolina Jobibtos
IHJouuiy.
May Term,
Court of Plea, and Quarter Sessions,
1844.
Needham B. Stevens el als.
.Ms.
Julius A Stevens I ats.
-tt. Petition for Partition of Land.
It aDDearinsr to the satisfaction of the Court, that
William H. Stevens, one of the heirs at Law of lien-
. m. - A - x. ti 1-
ry Stevens, ia a nonresident ot tnis oiaie : u is
I ordertld iherefora that DUblltStlon be matte
in uie
Raleis-lf Retriater for six su'ecemive weeks, notifying
him to beand appear at our next t;oun or riea anu
Quarter Sessioa, to be held for tbe County f John-
on. Hi thm llonri-hou in StnhhfiekL on ibe. fourth
Xlondav in AUaust next, then and there plead, answer
or mnr. and ia ahew cause, if any he hatb, why tbe
nraver nf the Peutioa sh.iold not be granted; or, in
riArnlr inrltrmrnt will be taken pro eonfesso. - '
Witness, Thomas Bagley, Clerk of our aaid Court,4
at Office, the fourth Monday in iay.;i-i.
THU3. BAUIjIjI, . vj. y.
8BXECT,
i a 'A ' ' 3 UnZL?LZ Ji4it miJlirtM
Claslca1d4MatUematcaiCllOOl.
I fTnHBSubacribVvhavingfvr
CAPITAL; $300)00.
THE NEW-YORK
CMiTElBUTIONSHIP FIRE D&URAKCE COMPANY,
j 0EFICE, NO. 57 WALL STREET.
.Insure Dwelling-houses, Warehouses and Buildings
in general. Merchandise. Household Furniture. Shiu
euifdsng bi.-a in Port arid their Cargoes, and every
description of personal property, , -
AGAINST LOSS OK DAMAGE BV FIRE.
J SMYTH KOGE1JS, President.
R AV. Mastik, Secretary.
D. W. STONE, Agent,
At Raleigh, N. C.
May 16. 1844. 40-w4weolypd
Popular Literature in tbeap rorm.
MAJOR JONES' Courtship. detailed with other
Scents, incident, and adveniurea, in a series
ot loiters with 12 sHustrations Price nO ceaU.-
Ubatwonb, or the romance of a week. The Prairie
Bird, by the Hon. C. A. Murray, price 25 Cents x
?y O Kvidn, the Navigator, and otht-r tales of
Ireland, by Samuel Lover R. H A . price 25 Cent c
A New ttpirit of the Age, edited by R. H. Home,
price So cents; Pbantasmion, or Prince of Palm land,
y Saiab Coleridge, ia 2 volumes, price 50 cents.
The young Sailor, by Mrs. 8. B Dana. -
Just received, and for Sale at the North Carolina
Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
. June 12, )P44. . 48-r-
Taluable Property for Sale.
rPpHE Sulcrilr, QesirnUs to remove his Printing
J. material and carry on hi Imslnens in the neigh
borhood Of lhe City, early in tbe ensuing .year, offers
for sale lhe Houses and Lot on HillsborO Street,
where he at present resides. The principal house has
12 rooms, heide the wjj room used a a Printing
Office, and Editor's office, the largetof which would
be an excellent dining room, or could tie converted
into several sleeping rooms. The situation (as is well
i i I . ..... . e
TTXiL " - . . rtTVM ,' ?e .c,,yi
1 Fmii Ro.ino- ha.. rr.,.mn.r rr nnh.v,
accommodation during the winter and sessioa- of the
General Assembly . The cellar of the house i lathed
and plastered ; there i a new brick kitchen ; an excel
lent well of water ; good 6tablea, carriage bouse, &c.
&c. The. price will be moderate ; a small pari of the
purchase money will be required when the title is gi
ven and foT the. balance a credit of one, two and three
year will be allowed if devired, on bond bearingi i
teret from the delivery of projerty, with satisfactory
security. ,
ALSO,
The House and lot contiguous to the above, former
ly belonging to UauU Hunter Estate, i here is a
good two story House on the premises, With stable
anJ all necessary out houses. Thiai a very pleasant
I and desirable family residence, and will be sold low
and on very accommodating terms.
x Should both or either of the above places remain
unsold till the first of Jauuarv tiext. thev .will be of-
fered for rent.
THUMAS LORING.
Jane 15. 1844.
49 2m.
JTamily Groceries.
BROWN, Havanna, Crushed and Loaf Shgar,
Prime, Imperial and Gun Powder Tea,
itli, Laguyra and Java Coffee, &c. &c
AL80,
Real Apple Vinegar, and Lamp Oil of tha best
quality.
Heads of Families would do well to call and exam
ine for themselves, as ihey were selected with care
and are offered on the beet terms
JAMES M. TOWLES.
May 15. ' 40
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
PIANO.FORTES.
OR some months past tbe subscriber ha been
selling bis riano-r ones at a reducUoo of filtv
dollars each-from hi former price. He has unhand
at this time from 15 to 20 Pianos of different kinds,
at prices varying from 5Q to 600 dollars as well as
a number of second handed- ones, at leas prices.
Sold aattject to be returned if not good.
E. P. NASH,
Petersburg, Va
OFFICES TO REST.
"IT AVI8H to rent the Office in the Rkqistes build
tl ings, ; just vacated by P. Bcsasc, Esq. ' And, also
heone adjoming, opening. on the Court green.
. WESTON R- GALES,
RliBhv March 4.
. PLOUG II CASTING'S.
.wirev i - i e tj tii.
Al -.."TT- IT ' " i aZ Cl
I T ... -
coTistantiy on band.
JAMES M.
TOWLES.
54
July 2.
ON COMMISSION-
UTRS ftnntaiiiirKr 1 ormta i
f CD ot e"1 ! i lo,
h"hout sulphur. Very convenient for family uae,
each, of Paieut perfumed MATCHES,
I ,u" u vou,
JAMES M. TOWLES.
43
Mav 2t.
Attention Whigs and Democrats,
TfUST received this day the following list of new
aU and late Publications fresh from the Press.
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and tbe
adjoining Countries from the latter part of the reign
ot Edward rhe 2d, to the Coronation of Henry 4lh.-r
By Sir John Froissart. The Work of Lord Byron,
in Verse and prose including hia letters. Journal
dee. &c-; new Edition.
Pleasant Memoriea of Pleasant Lands, By Mrs.
L. H.' Shjourney.
Li vea of A merican Merchants, eminent for Integri
ty, enterprise and public Spirit. By tbe author of the
Young AlarchanW
Young PeopleVIdltramconUibiflg Moral Tales,
Fairy Talo. Humorou Tale. Tale of the Times,
I Consul's dauehier. 6lc. Slc
By the Author of Peter
riey,,.v : ,
Th Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated by
I Sir Edward Lviton Bulwer. Bart.
I The Poem. 8acred,, Passionate, Httnlorous, of
Nathaniel Parker Willis, h I vol, 8vo. Call St the
North Carolina BookStore.Skad exab
i North Carolina BookJUre.akad exaiUne tha Collec
tion. For Sale by r-,-r.i -lbf:- jj
? . ki n,t - TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh. Joly 23. -. , j ( . ,.53
03" Tb Star, and Standard, will please cop jr.
SMART, active negro Boy for ihe remainder
of the year. Apply to :
- .JAMES M. TOWLBS.
Joly 2-, .-y;,;,. ,.r-t- t J.J..V-. 'fr ' - - - '"P
TO THE NORTH ito'ty Lint.
Notice to Travellers going North,
via Portsmouth and H: K; Hoatl
and Bay Line Steamers.
WE would respectfully state to the travelling
public, that we- are disposed, and will carry
them as cheap as any Other fine, to Portsmouth
or Baltimore.
j Our Road is rub over with as much success as any
in the countryour Boats on the Bay are of the first
class, and commanded by experienced and attentive
officers ; the Stage and Teams (between Meilge and
Weldon, 14 miles.) are good drivers obliging, and
the road a good one; and the traveller may rest as.
sbred nothing shall be wanting on our part to make
heir trip pleasant and taic.
. We shall not be governed by what may be charged
the traveller from Gusten to Baltimore, but what he
ii Charged from Weldon.
I Fare at present from Sledge' to Baltimore, j9,
(meals iarluded on the Bny Boats.)
Shoatd any further reduction be made by our op
ponent, with a view to divert the travel from this
comfortable and exieditiou8 route, wa ak the travel
to come over to Weldon, an J they will only be charged
from SIcdgPB what other pay from this place.
f Our not defaming tbe upper route, -I am satisfied,
will not do violence to ih feelings of the travelling
community. We cannot play such a game. &u-b
mensHo Becure patronage is not sanctioned by tbe
Company. -
Passenger are guarded against getting Ticket in
Raleigh through to Petersburg as if they should
change their route after leaving Raleigh, tbey mutdnj
so at a sacrifice of amount paid to carry bem from
Giston to Petersburg. ,
Fare from Sledges to Portsmouth, $5 00
1 Fare from Sledges' to Portsmouth and re- -
turn in four days,'
f7 50
WM. W. MOODY, Jn , Agent.
Office Portsmouth R. R. Road Co.,
Weldon, N. C, July 1st, 1844,
54
fXj The Danville Reporter will copy.
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
TTTTTE would respectfully inform tbe .Citizens of
V V Raleigh, and the Public generally, that' we
have opened a Cigar .Manufactory in Raleigh, where
we constantly keep on hand a full assortment of bigb
fiavored, imported Cigars, including
I REGALIAS. WERNER,
lESPERANZA, CUBRYr
CAZADORES, HAVANA,
LA NO KM A, PRliSCIPB,
' rfcC &C. "&.C.
And all kinds of Domestic Manufactured Cigar. A
general assortment of superior Chewing Tobacco;
Maceouba, Consress, Coarse Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, Cjg&f Case, Snuff Boxes, and all articles in
the line, which We offer at New York price, by tbe
wholesale and retail. All orders thankfully received.
and attended to with dirpatch.
: Purchasers, and the lover of a good Cigar and To
bacco, will always be furnished with tbe best kinds,
suited to the taste of the connoisseur. . Call and try
at, KRA USE & MILLER S,
W Favetteville Street. oPDoaitetbe Citv Hall,
July 22. 59
NOTICE.
If WILL OFFER for sale at tbe Court HoUte in
li Statesville, on the 3d Monday in August next,
the following TRACTS OF LAND or So much
thereof aa will par the Taxes due thereon for the
Year 1842.
i Names.
Joshua Inscore,
Martin May,
J. C. Buxton,
Acre of I.anJ. Tax.
50
60
101J
194
188
155
124
80
369
183
150
195
5T
686
TOO
101
128
135
60
1J2
75
109
162
280
104
343
262
233
8B
100
Ut
118
20
133
53
89
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
i
89
nliram Fetts, s
26
16
15
56
Alexander Long) -Thomas
Mess, J
J D. 'Jonley,
Isaac Gautney,
Manly Mltlsaps,
Joseph Fpe,
Geo W-Conry,
Jno, W.Conly,
Susan Moose.
Hugh F. McKay,
Banks McRea,
Isaac Baker,
Allen Daniel,
Elijah Meddowa,
John A Morchiaon,
William Smith,
John Long,'
William Clere's ict.
Andrew Davis ihU
E. R. Johnson, .
Nathaniel Tester,
VV. L. Davidson,
Absalom Sherril,
Moaes W. Sherril, .
Milus Bagarly'a int.
James Gaither,
Isaac Green.
Thomas Duncan,
Joseph Gentle.
John T. Toinlinscii, Jr.
1 "" ' J.
12
16
23
53
83
30
3
14
0
08
14
14
50
94
V
48
17
89
92
70
50
08
02
7&
52
86
31
3
1
. 1
16
8
2
1
F. JOHNSON, Sheriff.
June 3d, 1844.
: 47
WHOLESALE GROCERY
COiiniSSlO MSTOltE.
nnH E 3UBS;RIBER baa leased the Store on Bpl
It ' Mnabrodk Street. ormosUe LxwiS F. Hicx's.
and formerly ocebpied iJy LusiroaB Hi-fcaxB,
for the purpose of conducting lha W holesale Grocery
and Commission busiuess, and. epecUully enwcMs a
call from Country Merchants and othera, !vrhoi may
wish to purchase Groceries, aa be feels fidrtfideijt ha
cah at-U Goddft un i goad terma is they can be pur
chase at any Houe th Virginia. " .
Ha. will also pay strict atttention to all Goods in
trusted 10 his care,aAa Commiasida Merchant, and
respectfully asks Cotlsignhiar.is, ....
H ii ttdw in ?ther NottheMt Maikeis; porchafing
bis etock Of Grocer ieav and thay wilt be ready tor In
kpectioa at bis Store about the first Of September.-4;
i5k fwIU also, attefl4,to receiviog nd biwardihg
Goodi on the usual terms. . -
M GEORGE AfpKpZk-;
Messrs. Peebles, JIall 4 Co. . , t '
M Ar Willi
j'annui iea- . -
m N- M-Martin r Dohn4ni
Tl,!'
Petersburg. Vi AhgUrt lt.
rriJ The-fendird arid H-boro' JcBr3 i
pMasteowbl Ijrwsrd toer accSOM
D It Y GO ODSf GHOC KMES,
FANCY ARTICLESS&TOYS:
rt'i...
TKNE bf tbe Partners bf tha firm having' jnst re- V
Mjiurtied fxoin tha North, haa brotogbt with him a
larger and better supply of fresh Goods, in. tha. abovea " -branches,
than haa hfeea kfept , in thi establishment '
heretofore all of Which in prices and Quality,' arf
weli worthy to: be recommended to "bir nbtoerous
friend and tbe publfet aa we are very well able to tell
as tow aa any Store in thisCity. a ! -v '
. DRY GOODS. V u -An'ewirely
fresh asrortment, -ecially Cafkoea,
Handkerchief, Woollen U !, Glove ; and -Stocking,
Muskrat and Sell skin Caps SheeObct atid
Shirtings, etc. r , 0 5
FANCY GbiObs, HARDWARE t billi
Fine artificUU Flowers, latest fashion fqj IhtW
artificial Hair, f ,adiek' Taney and , W'nrk. .Boxes,
Ataamjci, onuu-ooze iroru p eta to
$3 50; raavelfing Bags,r Thermometers, Walking
Canes. , finest Raiora, ShaVibg utenaila, DIrS,TC
and Pocket Kuryea r great variely,: 8cissbrs ii
very large supply of Pistols, Percbsaioh enpe 8hdt
and fchotbelu, llirdbags, Powder flask;. Cotton hd.
Wool cards, patent Balance. Sifters, Awl, Shoe
thread, Spurs, Cloth, Teeth, Hair, Hat ami 8boe
brushes - Slate," Tfsbing Utcnsila, Lookingi-glasacs,
varions sixes, Coffee-mills.-Pins, Needles, Pbmv, .
Pockelbooka, Nujht TapeW Smoking Pipes; Twine,
Corksrrewa, Whips, Pencils, ;BhUorta vplain aa
painted Mugs, Mohair Caps, Clocks, .Waiters, Lamp
Glas:sv Tumblers, Bowls, Platea,Cipand6attcers, ,
Dishes, Piu her, Cocoa-gourd, Various Lamps.
FKESH CONFECTIONARY & GRDCEJRIE3.
SUgarfCoffee, Molasses ; 250 lbs. wesh farity and
other Candies. Soda, Butter abd Water' Crackers,
ti io bread. Sugar and Ginger Cakes, best Pine Apt.
pie & other Cbeese.Smoked galmon,8cotehHerribga -Smoked
Tongues, SausgeaFigs, Prunes, Dates, Fil
Deru,f ulm, vv all aud CofcbshutB, Almbud,Pfefiervet
Pickles, Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Pepper
sauce, Chocolate, Nos. 1 and 2, Macardhi, CurrhnU,
Kaisms, Citron, Nutmegs, Liquorice, Cinnamon
Mustard, Starch, Tea, Olive OR. SDerin and Tallow
Candles, Soaps, white, yellow, variegated, Castile
and perfumed ; Chewing & Smokmg Tobacco enu
inai nncire ana oiner oegars. tscolcn and Mrs. Mil
ler' Snuff, Canary Seed, Allspice, Pepper.JBlatk
ing, Indigo; Copperas, Logwood, Madder, lamb and
Candlewkks, Apples, Grapes, JujUbepaste Newark
Cider. Ale, Potter, 200 bundles Cotton Yai&Bbck
eU, Brooms, Whale and best Sperm Oilr ike. : 5
GENUINE-PORT AND MADEIRA VVlNEt
j sbfd only -. by the measure, n : - .--J
PERFUMERY. M : v
Otto df Rose, MacBar. Bekra, AhtibueT P
matum, Cologne, Florida and LaveHer WaArsi
Shaving soap, Essence, Opodeldoc, BcrjrfhbU, pint
Saucers. ', '
MrsfCAL INSTRUMENTS. f"
Finest Violins, bows, stribirs. bridtres. ihrews. Fih?
gerboarda. Guitars, Flageblettes, Fifes, Flbte. Clari
onelt, Accordeons, Brass Trumpets. . . . : . t
STATIONARY.
Almanacs, Primers, SpelhngT!ictbb snd Boot
Books, Geographies, Key of He4en (Catholic ) En
graving, Paper, Penl, Quills-, Ink, Inkstands Ink
powder, Sealihg-Wax, Letter-stamp, Wafers. "
Fencing and Boxing Apparittvs : r
Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hats, BreattptateT
GAMESi' -a ..
Dominos. Chesvihehi Backgammon. It ebb. Teh
pina, Cup and Bill, Graces and Battiedobr, skipping
T 1 1 .
JEWEL
Fine gold arid ilfer,as well as.gerlbttb llvfer, ah4
pihebback, vix. Breastpins; Ear-rings, Pencils, Fih -1
ger-rings. Thimbles. Table anil Tea SpoOnl, Dw5!
seit Knives and Forks, Metal Combs,' Tea elli.
Spectaclef, Cell-buckles, Key. , ,1,;?. -
TUY8. w.iif
A large and choice supply, as Ptint&g. Presses,
pdinted Children's Tirhnks, t hiettbarrows, B ureaus,
Marbles, Humthihg topa.DrurJD, Ralile,. Wbrkties,
mouth Organ, Harps, TrompeU, Magic.' Labteths,
Paint boxes, magnetic Toy s. false Paces, Ckhhohs,
Microscopes,' China setts, ' Drlimineis,' fafcfcy toys,
and all sorts of Dolls, ir ' ..1 vv V ; n
,,G,W.CGRIMME,;
Corner of Fayette ville and Hargctt 8 trtets
Rateigl,Dec.l.l843 , ' ''
TpK AG iJER ilEQT YPE.-rTo be disbosed df
If 1a splendid Daguerreotype Machine, wlfh all the
fixture of the firmest materials. ," Acbromatib Lr bsej
by the famed Chevalier Of Paris, an3 set jh' brass
slides. This machine ' Is lately Imported fm lin
den. ' Apply personally br by letter, rstaio tjCv
DoairtRaleigh., 't- j '1 'v'v ttn'p-'i
WHITE EtEJtbi
Tl rTK AT : KEGS . ofc Wetbereir rPWlalYhilf
H UL jy Lead juSt to hand, and fbi sate Very low,
, 8TITH A, PESCUD-.
ALSO, a large8upply bf 4 GnAYS
OINTMENi. for earthy the frotl aihgle box4;
at Mauufacturera prices. u ' V!
8TITH 4r PESCUD&4
June 25.
itATE Oi?roiiTH bAROLlNAV UxxTii M
County, Court of Equity-Spng Terihi184 s
t is ordered by the. Cottrt iof Equity for this Cbun :
ty , that noUce be given in tile jaieigb . Keguiter f?
tneir abare or tbe Estate ! saw a nomas kouo, r
six weeks, to Henry iuffin,.Kat.4uffln and l-.. .
B. "Ruffing Heirs at Liw of Tboniaa ttui3ri,t"decd;
Iktei of Bertie Connlv. to' L
iheir claim to the same will he barred' brtc ; F
of Lhxutatiods. , ,i -'-'v-l.Tritfttv ,S
WihaWi Berlie Co. N C.
;i July 15, 1844.
17 6wH
idle 41 Rortb CardXiaaJi-'frrriaT
County. . Courtof Pleas and Ouirtet fcrionsi-
av TbrmvlM. , '
tuzaoetn Stevens, it am: -jrv -?
:i,4tWffiiamtt. 8vttsJffi nt ,Wf?s
i&eWtotffa&itiitjfa'tyStattS Hiss a J
, It appesring W lha jaetiohr of Jhb- CoiifU tSaJ)
William II. Stevena i one of tbe deiendanl in this
ease, is a jjbresidfht tif rttfis, StiCiaV'It ialfietefora
dfdeed t y the Court, that publication be mala tn the '
WmF- 'T,Lii ftth. il . .aiJJ.ir
- - .-mwvmv amvi a W ss - him mm - w - - ' m
fc5hew cause if inr h hathi wh4tol?raiO ' U
TctJaotf -. shohkl :iot f h gratited f aE-a .
jodziheiit wifl bf taken rir sas.f J ,VkU
pottfying: tjiesftia Wttaanr ITpStevens Jo be mfcj je , " : '
r at tt)asxf QwMJftWQP1 tte58 CTf;
u held for tJie lJoonty Johnston, aiina juosn' .
noose in emiinueto, on ae rovrwi iuMj .v--f'-
next.'lfiwi'a there to . .!
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