1
P 0 E T I C A L
To Travellers,
Valuable' Farm for Sale? i, - Jayne's Sanative PUIsi
oo
00
NEVER LOOK SAD. "
-." ' ST T. Bt BarLKT.
.. Never look sadBthinf so bad 4
, v Aa pttiaf familiar with sorrow
. Trttt hhn te-day lo a cavalier way,
Aad beH seak ether quarters to-morrow. .
Leu J you'd not weep, would youVut peep
At the bright side of every tnal:
Fortune, yoo'U find, is often most Kind,
Whom chilling yoar bopoo with denial.
Lot the sod day carry away
Its own Iittlo burdens of sorrow,
' Oryoa may mioa half of tho bliss
That come La tho Up of to-morrow.
Whoa bopo is wreck'd, paooo aad reflect.
If trror occaoioood yoor sadaoss ;
If it bo oo, hereafter youll kaow
Uew to steer to the hsrbor ef gladness.
w ' 1 i
To Country merchants and Phy
sicians. . .
ff XX LBS. Epsom" 8alts
Up J 4 60 Gallons Castof Oil. .
'12dsen ' M in quart, pints,
anJ ha!f pints.
Received aad for oaf at redaeed prices, at the Drag
Store of WILLIAM?, HAY WOOD 4-CO.
AotnstlX ' 67.
FRESH. RICE,
MECEIYED and for sale at the Drag 8tore of -
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD A. CO
. Aug. 11, 1843.. . ,63
The last offer, & no mistake !
To he Sold rItliont. reserve
THIS Turuci
THE Uaasasiesis will sell positively, without
reserve, oo Monday, tho 17th of November, (bo
tar tho Monday of Waks County Court.) thtt -valuable
Property in the City of Raleigh, known as
smith's brick -building.
It Is shoaled oo FayettevtHe 8treet, at the corner
of that Street and II arret l. and to nearly 60 feet
square and 60 feet high, forming two of the best ten
ement La Raleigh for any kind of business. It has
wPasatee8 Jeetthroujh the centre, from one end to
tho other, opoo each floor, oo that every Room in
tho House may be approached without having lo pass
through; one into another.- Beside the pastas, on
the ground floor, two elegant Store Rooms have been
constructed in the very best style and at great ex.
penes ; underneath are two fine dry Cellars. The
3d and 3d Stories are divided by passages into 2 ele
gant Tenements designed for Family residences one
having 4, and tho other 6 airy and commodious
Booms ; and in the rear of this building, there is a
cow Kitchen and other Out Houses. .
This valuable Building ts covered with Tin, and is
no of the best, most convenient and elegant estab-
IlaomeoU in the Bute, and being in the heart of the
City, with a slight alteration, might bo converted in
te a splendid Hotel. It cost in its erection, together
with the groond, tho sum of 1 1 4,700.
' TERMS : Approved negotiable paper at the Bank
ethe 8tata of North Carolina at Raleigh. '
WM, HILL,
THE Fare from Gaston to Petersburg, Is S3
' The Faro from Gaston to Baltimore, by the t :'
way of the Greensville and Roanoke,
, " Petersburg, Richmond and Petersburg,
" and Richmond dc Frederickaborg Rail ";
- Roods, the Potomac 8toam Boat, and ;
the Stage Line between Washington '
and BaiUmore, is ' . ; J$9
The Fare from Gaston to Baltimore, by the . ;: '-;
same route, with tho subelitolion of .
tho Rail Road for tho Stage, between
Washington and Baltimore, is - $1100
The Fare from Gaston to Baltimore, by the
Greensville A Roanoke, the Peters
. . burg and City Point Rail Roads, and .. ,
James JUver and Bay 8 learn Boats,
including Meals on tho Boats, is ' ; f 9 00
The Fare from Gaston to Norfolk, by the
same, is" 1 - 1 5 00
Those Rates are the same, as from Woldon. .' t
- JAMES GRESHAM, Agent, v
- Office of Greensville and
Roanoke R. R., Ao?. 2, 1845. ' 61
rr Star, Standard, Milton Chronicle and Dan
vrlle Reporter, each no month. - . - .,
I TATE of North Carolina WAR
REN COUNTY. Uoperior Court of Law. A-
.Term, 1845.
Mary A . T. Alston,
Jesse A. Alston.
Petition for Divorce. " v -
BEFENDANT being called and failing to ap
pear, it is Ordered b j the Court, that publica
tion bo made in tho Warrenton Reporter and Raleigh
Register for three successive months, notifyinr Do-
fendsntto appear at the next Term of said Superior
Court of Law, to bo held for the County of Warren,
at the Court Hoose in Warrenton. on the third Mon
day after the fourth Monday in September next, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to the Petition,
or the same will be beard ex parte. .
Witness, Bess ami E.Cook. Clerk of our said
Court, at office, the third Monday after the fourth
Monday La March, 1345.
BEX J. E. COOK. die.
Warrenton, April 28, 1845. " 34 3m "
(Priceofadv.su 55.)
CJTATE of North Carolina s0iY
S STON COfiYTKIN EQUITY".
xi.eziah Ay cock and ethers.
Jsmes Pope and wife Patsy, Garry 8imms, and the
ODiklren and Heirs-at-Law of Edith Burnam.
Petition for partition of tie Land of Joanna Alford
TT vL"JE!. ?B i ' ffi? rpHESE Pills m.ye lafen at alt ftinWdin
".7: r. , " 7 ? " . - n.:. . V" I i"r f mo ? in tnaammatory. latermittent,
L""" vuw "i'R. " rem ttf-nt. bilion nl everv form of FEVER Jaun
. Mmngwn, coniniK w " 110 'vmvmm - . , nbranlifnt.-; Fr Dvsriensia thev are
d rutins, I
oiler ah inweWnokt sarfiLst ' vrcirlneill . Kanirtnt t ria
vm j Musnuaviv iHVroajiciwiisiiy (vumuaiM0 tsv
vitiated secretions of the stomach arid, liver, and pro-
auciogi ueauoy acuon m iqobo imporiani organs.
nitey are very valuable for diseases of the 8kin, and
for what is commonly , called impurity of the Blood i
also, for Female Complaints, CosUveneaaV occ. and
In fact every disease where an Aperient, Alterative,
1r purgative medicine may be required.' , -
r Dyspepsia positively can be cured by a persevering
itse of this Sanative, especially if the Tonic Vermifuge
be used in conjunction.
upon it a Dwelling House, with seven gooc
each with a fire-olace. and has excellent out-h arises.
The land is thought to1 be susceptible of high imple
ment ; and is certainly valuable on account of it uo
cation. The Spring water,neartne uweiUng,taery
line, v a--. '."-v V. ;t a f ; .--t. ; ? f
Persons wishing to purchase, can address 9eat
naieigo, or can in person, ana i win taae pieasa e-n
snowing the premises. Possession will be give&mv
mediately. JAii uj sucfAri:
j Joly t3; 1845. ' - oSf.tTv
HARRIS' HOTEE
CONCORD, NORTH CAR0LINA
- The Subscriber has the pleasure to. inform hu old
fiiends and customers, and the public generally! that
be baa recently purchased the large 3IUCK HOUSE
adjoining the North-west corner of the Court Hjuse,
in the Town of Concord, and has fitted it opl tor a
fashionable and comfortable style as a HOU&32 for
the accommodation of the public . His house has
been thoroughly repaired his rooms sre large and
conveniently arranged, and his furniture is entirely
new. xiis liosuerisnot surpassed by any 'in- tne
State. He flatten himself that from bis long experi
ence in the business, he is able to give satisfaction to
all who may favor, him with a call All I ask, jts a
fair triaL Call and judge for yourselves. -
KIAH P. HARRIS
Concord, N. C. May 13, 1845. ' . 40 tf -
TAKEN UP, and committed to- Jail in etat
ville, Iredell County, N. C, June ?0th'l845.
a Negro boy, who says bis name is JOHN about
SO years of age, 5 feet, 6 or 7 inches high livery
black ; tolerably thick lips 'talks quick and prompt;
some scars on bis back has on a pair of.tow )nta
loons, the balance of bis apparel very trifling.-iJohn
says he was raised in Annapolis Coanty, Vitua,
by John Hall, and sold to a trader by the nafto of
Scott, who sold htm to a Mr. Gibson, in Alabama,
with whom he stayed some three weeks and, depart
ed. The owner is requested to come forward, prove
ptoperty, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise
the will be dealt with as the law' in such cases pro
viuea. ; - AUUljCi IM . At 1IL8, Jailor
June 23. 1845. (Pr.adv. $7.)
ix eh
; THE WARH WEATJ
V'Tt,. .i.u.1, t,.n... .r ).. .l:.
MW vwuvv v.Min .u nvMUO, UHllUg lull
season of .the year, exhibit a most baneful effect on
the ; human system, debilitating and prostrating it.
The stomach and bowels become deranged, givios
timely notice to all, who are; inclined to give atten
tion to the; warning voice of nature. 'At such times
f'Jsyne's Carmioatie" 'never fails to afford immedi
tc relief, checking the disease and restoring the pa
tient to vigorous health. Mothers cannot be too cau
tious with their children during this month, and the
month following, and in the earliest stages of this
sominer disease, whether from teething, oppressive
eat, or otner causes, t bey should at once resort to
this never failing remedy. Hundreds of certificate
from respectable persons in this city, are in possession
of the proprietor, ready to exhibit to all who may de
sire to see them at his omce, No. 8 South Third
street, Philadelphia; '
:"v rfortli Carolina V
XITERARY; SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY''
Arms and Equipment! ftirTiishedhy
Next Sesefon openi on the let of Julyswitk ad
vantage vnurpae& m' any Preparatory School
in the :SoMihJ: :r:f:.--n-;l .ii.v
4; Classics, English,etc-5? fl, R. "GRAY, i "
Hatknmofita TsaTi tsrf saf ssri f fJlTM-
f TEKMS r EJC 8&88ION QY SlYX MOIfTHS. . JaT
Classical Department, (Collegiate course, in- ; .
j eluding full English Studies, with Mathe-" ,
H matica,)' - " . v. " --2q 00
English do.' (Elementary o higher branches) 15 00
- f.t
t GENERAL AftENCY.i I
rm L8MITH, late Register .f the Tret
il . and A.TH08. SMITH. Attomev .n..'
sellout Law, and late Chief Clerk of the Navy S
psrtmeat; have associsted for the tTanslction
"'iAgei.cy business at the seat of Governn,,
of the United 8utes, finder the firm f
f i j & A. THOS. SrVnfrf,
end win altepd to the proaecuUoo sad eoIleetio ,
claims in the several ExecuUveDepaitmenu an?fc?
fore Congress: to the receipt of unclsim .r..u. T
on the fold, funded debt and the new ioas . Z Ik
refundment of moneys paid for duties under prciw
to the settlement of public sccounU id elaima onrfJ
treaties; to business ronn
with the French, Mexican, NeapolitSn. and eSJ
indemntues t to preemption and othr Ua J?
Military 4o. (Infantry Artillery practice) no diarge- to.ihf rocrjng of patenta for pulUc lands, and ,1
, ,, j ur coaniq.Bi juuucauoa is 11
well calculated to qualify youth
of life, whether occupying, public or private, Civil or
MHitary stations,": The moral end intellectaal facul
ties are kept severely in action, but not at the expense
of the physical, as is unfortunately for the health' of
our children toe commonly the case throughout the
country. -i 'ri ivfeV!!' -tv -Regular
aact systematic Military Exercises; as Well
as Practical and Scientific ' Operations; introducing
Surveying and Civil Engineering,! are substituted in
the Olsce of unprofitable Dlav. and reauireJ nfall tn.
dento the usual hours of daily recitation and ttudy TM charges will be regulated by the nature of tK
bcinz invariably left distinct unintcrmnitA L I busineee Letters most be post naidl 9
fX7! References to the following gentlemen H
is thorough, practical end W Bsefnl inrendofls ; , to ihs ebtafnii,, S
mh for tbe various duties I ; to the purchase and sale ef real estiu
wcaotciana io wnstever business may requiik:
T" " ' -i .-. v.
The Ions exDerienca of ih mmL .
in their late official connection with tU n "
has made them familiar wiih the forri. ,a Z' ?n
1 vwhiku in too Irani....'
of all kinds of public" business.' Inl ail.!;,:!"
.lnuM. Ik.. ... 1 1 , . " 10 'Of
, - f-- "israeu to offer
pledge e prompt and faithful attention to all m.. .
- 1'L ?.,.. . . . . L
being invariably left distinct A uninterrupted.'
'M:' LECTURES.
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mam. mm . . ..... - 1 . . - i 1 v w m rws riirii n n nn - vv . mm aa . a . .
1 be lollowing genUemen, desirpns of eslabltshmg 't'aajmZT h! t? h. i.
R. 17a!.. P..
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ITT sppearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
ii we Defendants in this case L Sre rcidenu of the
State of Georgia, and beyond the jurisdiction of this
Court : It is ordered, thst publication be made for
six successive weeks in tbe Weekly Raleigh Register,
that the said James Pom and wife PaUv. Uarrv
Simmi, and the Children and Heir at-Law'of Edith
Burnam, appear at our Court of Equity, to be held
for the County of Johnston, at tbe Court House in
Smitbfield. on the 4th Mondsy in September next.
then and there to plead, answer or demur to the said
Petition for partition, and shew cause why order foT
partition anooiu not be made as prajed for, or judg
ment pro eonfesso will be taken against them.
Witness, War. H. Moanine,-Clerk of our ssid
Court, at office in Smithfieid, the 4th Monday in
March, 1845.
- , WM. H. MORNING. C. M. E.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Nash County. Superior Court of Equii
mm m "Si..- "
j. .aiarco lerm, ib4d.
v liolen Mellon and wife, and others,
IsaaeBaM, Executor ofDenjamin Braswell Wil
liam Ross and Polly his wife, and L'lizabethTha-
ney otone. . -s
a Original BUI for Partition, $c. ' '
In this cae. it sopesrinflr to tbe satisfaction f tho
Court, that Elizabeth Thaney Stone's resid,ece is
unknown: It is ordered by the Court, tht pitfica
lion be made as to her, in the Raleigh Register, fof
six weeks, noiifying the said Elizsbeth iTianex
Stone to appear at our next Superior Court ofJq4i
ty, to be held for tbe County of Nash, at thefpoarf
House in Nashville, on the third Monday ,of Stem
ber next, then and there to plead and answer th
complainants bill, or judgment pro confess?, w:
be entered up as to her. " ,
Witness, James Harrison, Clerk and AfUfer oi
XIFJGir XIFEIII
" All that a man hath will he give for his life," so
we find recorded in tbe most ancient and best ; of
books, but aa we see thousands dying around us wiih
Consumption, Croup. Cough, Asthma, 'Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, and other Pulmonary affections, we
are led to doubt the correctness of the above assertion.
Si
especially since it is so wen known tbat a certain
remedy may be obtained, which always arrests those
liseaes. i ,: - '. i. . r ... . , - .. :r j
Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails to
give relief, and cures after every other means have
failed. - This can be and has been proved in thou
sands of instances, where it has effected radical cures,
after the patient bad been, given up by all his friends
and physicians. ' V . -;!":'; 'y'X:'-y.'
a taste for Literature, enlarging the usefulness of the
- A Aorlam r an1 niAmAltMM ik. am.m 1? t...f
have kindly volunteered to deliver, in.tbe course of L?'"?0": 3'Jhnfa' 0n- T. H. Bea.
the Seesion, Lectures connected with the Arts and
From the Norridgeworh (Me.) Journal. ''
L We publish the following; as among tbe many ey-
wuim nww wo i cuiisuiuiir icci iiug oi me in
creasing popularity of Dr. Jsvners Expectorant. We
have no interest in "puffing" it any further than we
have a desire to 'promote the health and happiness of
"our fellow-creatures, ' who are wasting away wiih
those complaints, for which this medicine is an abso-
icuicut.. nu iu caning- me alien Linn nr in.
dis-
Raleigh. Aug. SS, 1845.
JNO. BUFFALO E,
JNO. BUTCHIN8,
DAVID CARTER,
B. T. BLAKE,
W. L.' OTEY.
67-ui
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North Carolina Fsuvk-
Saperior Court of Equity, Spring
I TATE of
tin County.
1843;
la the metier of Henry N. Jasper dc others, ex parte.
:. - -. - ' -. . and '
la the maUer of Wood T. Johnson and wife, and
- othera, ex parte.
Petition of Richard T. Yarbrough,
Jxkhard J. Fanner, Stephen Outterbridge and H. IT.
' Jasper.'
In this case' It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Richard J. Fanner and Stephen Outter
bridge reside beyonJ the limits of the Slate: It is
ordered by the Court, that publieatioQ be made in the
- Rakigh Register for six. weeks, commanding the said
Fenneraod Oolterbtidge to shew cause, at tbe next
FaU Term of thia Court, to be held at the Court
Moose in the town of Lou tabu rg, on the second Mon
day after theibanh Monday in September next, why
the prayer of said Petition shoeld not be granted, or
the cause will be hesrd car parte as to them and de.
eree madsv accordingly.
' Witness, Yecae PATTsaser, Clerk and Master
of the Court of Equity, for tbe aforesaid County, at
Office, in the Tewo ef Louisburg.. tbe seeeod Mon
day after the fourth Mondsy in Mirch, A. D. 1845.
, Y. PATTERSON. C. M. E.
rr. Adv. ti.ttj. ' . 6t-6w
To Hi Heir at Lav of JOSEPH
IMLLCIZ, deceased .
IN tbe matter of Wiu.uk Paac'a, Plaintifl; and
Jssv M. Pssca aad others, DeCeadants, pending
4 la the -8ojrecB Court ef North Carolina, for the
i sale and partiliea ef the Real EaUte f Joseph
Peace deceased.
TQ)URSUA.NT to an Order ef the Supreme Court
XL iiona usroana, direciieg the Suiecriber to
rrpHE 8obscriber, wishing in future, to devote his
JJ. aitenUon exclusively to his Profession, oners
for sale, at S3 50 per acre, the valuable ;
TRACT OF LANDf
on which he now resides, aitoated in Henry County.
West Tennessee, 11 miles east of Paris. nr ih.
-Sulphur WelL" (a valuable watering place) and
containing 1500 acres; 1C0 of which are in cultiva
tion. Vhe rest in woods. The Trscl is aitnated eon,
veniently to navigation, and a great portion of it will
produce, gier acre, 1 0 barrels ot Corn, or 1500 Ibn.
Tobacco or. Cotton, and Wheat, die in proportion.
There are. on the Tract, two settlements, with good
new. buildings 'on each: and an rrrllrtt .St. r. .
. w ...
Mill or Factory. . , '
letters may be addressed to the Sulcriber at Pa
ris, Tenn. l. b. powell:
Henry Co.. Tenn, Aug. 1845. - 64-w3w
riinE SUBSCmnEII intending to remove
A to his plantation in tbe country,' offers a great
bargain in the eale of hia MeriUille Tract of land
immediately adjoining the town of Oxford. The
tract contains a 15 acres, with n ample supply of
Umber and fire-wood, and an unoaual ausntHv of
mrmfl i..l I 3 -w.. , ... . . r
7."" Br'"'"Bn' ne uweuiog, (orthe largeat
dimeosiona) is ju.t coraplfled in tbe most fashiona
ble and neatest style of erchiteetnm. and U ifnataJ
on a beautiful eminence within a mile of the Court
Hose. .Tbe town of Oxford is distinguished for tbe
healthiness of its location, and the refined and moral
character of its inhabitant. The schools are in a
flourishing condition. Should the above premises
f. P0 bT lhe montn 0 December, they
wiU be ofiered for rent the ensuing year.
V ' . .. .... JN0- u TAYLOR.:
, i.eo. . . . . , 63-lf
public to it, we feel that we are in the faithful
charge of our duty : ' ; r -
New PoaTLairD, Nov. 4, 1642.
Mr. PriA.TT SJrt I wish you to'send
W mm
01 jsynes fcxpectorant and in this connection
would say, that I deem it an Invaluable medicine, a
an article that no family should be without for a sin
gle day. ' I have used it for two years in my family,
arid have always found it a quick and efficient remedy
for tightness of the longs, produced by long protract
ted colds, 'Which produce the short backing cough:
the premonitorof Consumption.' in which it so fre
quently terminates in this etimate. If properly and
seasonably administered, it will effectually break up
the most violent colds, and thereby prevent the many
violent fevers, so frequently Consequent upon them.
I would most cheerfully recommend this medieino tn
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA rAi?i1 lbe PubUft,n CMe of that nature, as invaluable
REN COUNTY" knrMA& JOHN -H.' WEBSTER.
" "K w. wvm . VI ml lit
A T tern . Vl -Vf
rpru a erui, io-ax. . . -
Henry T. Dole,
Sciences, Agriculture, ; Commerce, LawWarr Po
litical ivconomy,: Poetry, &c. The evening of-the
last Friday of every month being the time selected
for each discourse, due notice of its subject will
be given and the Patrons and Friends of the Institu
tion especially invited to attend: ) ,.f a '
W. R. GALES. Esq. H. W. HUSTED, Esq;
H. W. MILLER. Esq. W. J. CLARKE, Esq.-
; - - -Gov. IREDELL.3 -f;y -.
On the same day. within the regular School hours;
an Examination of the Pupils in their various studies
will be held by the Board of Visiters, before whom
will be read the monthly Report of the punctuality,
conduct, of every ' individual,' thus encouraging
the assiduous and ambitious bri their ' arduous' way ,
exciting the languid energies of the indolent and de
linquent, and preserving a high tone of morals and
character,.. -m. ;s v-.....: '.. ;
" :t ZTISITERS.
. Rev. A. Smedes, Dr. Baker,
Rev. D. Lacy,. Dr. Ilill, -
riev. a 1. uiuge. w. It .lialef. r r -. i
E -,B. Freeman, v .
Thus. J. Lemay,
:.Geo. Litile, v.
W. J Clarke, Esauires.
non. it. m. csaunder,j; . : . - -,: - -
Letter-writing, with English and Latin Composi-
? ? IS ' S r ..:.- -
won, wni do closely attended to.
June 6, 1845.
45-3m
Rev. J. E.Edwards,
Rev; J. J. Finch, '
Hon G, E. Badger
Hon. Jas. Iredell.
Filer. !
rflH5 TA IStnANfJECCIrlPl.
-u. rVipi uartiord, Conn. Offer, to
insure; Buildings and MerchandizV.jjsgaii.at lo.or
damage by fire, at premiums to uit the times.
This is one of the oldest snd best Insurance Com.
Piesin the lJnitedStates,and pays its lobseaprtinjit. J
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, or ittj.
ctnity, to be made to 8. Wi WHITING !
June. 1845. . I Agent.
M . , r A cheap Uniform i adopted Dress Parade day,
me 3 bottles f- :st.d ' ;i f1.!
edicineand No da:t,'on m& fa fJwenee,' unless in cases of
A few Pupils can be boarded in Mr. Graj's fami
ly, at the common price. -,: : ' . i
National Loan Fund
June 12, 1845.
Tl n UMl p. n i 1 oar MIU wuri al onjce m NaahTUIe, the ihirMou:
' W .1 JAM.
JAMES HARRISOV H. VeiP!
- - By B. H. BLOUNT, Dep. C. MJ'E.
Pr.Adv.55 62. , 6wi
Save y our Corii Gobs &
v..
w.
EIizabeth Doles.
Petition for Divorce.
BEFENDANT being called and failing lo ap-p-ar.
it is Ordered by the Court, that p iblica
won oe made in tbe Warrenton Reporter and Ilefch
d ose, to grind CORIV. COH and SIITJf;K.
CHOLICS AND FRETTING OF INFANTS. i,nU m?lfor Hor8e mi. csttie Hogs,&c. there-
TO THE PEANTERS AimICClX- 1
LERS OF WOBTII.CAnOEIWA. Q
rrn HE. undersigned has obtained Letters Pa"tf nt
'JJ. to enable common Mill .tenet for rocks) now ;' .ki.:
u 1 mrty days allowed after each payment of premi.
-1 I a ' . a .
Assurance Society of London. U
i tJ.. I Empotcered by Act of Parliament. f
riPiTir. rsnn nnh vtvbi ivr n'h .rnK
viitiiuu ,uu,vuv oiujkLliiUf va BlfWtl)l, J
yniHE following are among the advaDta t beld f
11 j ont by this institution, which Mill be Lun.1 f,
most; advantageous to the vasf urcd, and such a art
JF i . . 5 1 ' S
. m rte peculiar advantages secured to tbe atwurej ht
uio riucipie 01 ue x.oas xepanment.
A lery Jarge sum to be permaDemllj invested in
the United States iu the names of three of iLe Local
Directors, as Trustees available alwUs to the arfo
ed in cases of disputed claims, sboull any crh ariie.
m ne payment or premiums, annoallly , hafyearlv,
Every mother should have Javne's t.'arminat;..
It is the very thing they need for their children it"
immediately cures the cholic. and allays all irritation
of the stomach and bowels. f - ' - ; - t -
Jayne' Expectorant.- This is undoubtedly the
I . . .. . J I
KittEi iul inm nrjrHiji mAit it. nAiif.ii 11. i niun niniinM. I mm i r I. rTiuviifAWi h . 1 .
r , . . : MMJj.r.j5 e-i ,. . . V. " ""-"'J uc raw pnpniari 1 ings or extn
fendant to appear at the next Term of said Superior on of its kind, ever introduced in this Slate. Mills Tresh
Court of Law. to be beld for the County of VWn. I Tbe deml for it has been constant and ineri.,inT ,J', t
at ttoe Court House in Warrenton. on tho ihitrMnn. I from the time it was first offe! f, k . .u ' I .V
oay alter tbe fourth Monday in September net titers P me i nomemus testimonials of its real worth
and there lo plead, answer or demur to the P.Oition, antl oulness, from very many of our citizens, might
or the same will be beard ex parte. . . - ; be produced, but a trial will satisfy all, that it is a
Witness, Bbhjamiit E. Cook, Clerk, oflnr said Pij core for Coughs, Colds, Influenxa. Asthma !
w j ' lu,,u wuuaj aiier icciourto i."ny 01 cioou, ami ail kinds of Pul'
luuuuav in wiarcn, ibio. - r, 1 monary Anections. JSangor CMc. ) JJaiVtr WXiV
BENJ. E.COOTr.fift
Warrenton. April 26. 1845.; f . . 34i i3m'
rinAIiEIT UP, and committed to t he Jail of
wuuij, on me zyin 01 May, f-tneero
v Frous the Rev. Ai R. Hineklev.
FaAWKtur, la , Marc& 19; 184U
Dr. D. Jayne Your medicjnes have been
in near
by saving more than one third of a crop, which is an
important item with planters, r The machinery used
for the above purpose is simple and durable, and can
not, with fair means, get out of order: It will last as
long as the Stones last, with ah expense of 50 cents
every five years. " To enable the common Mill Stones
to grind ear corn into meal, requires no new build-
a power. . : It can also be applied to Horse
ing Machines, Gins or any given' power
1.. ir:n ...:n .tstLV-
" ' i wiu gituu ouq-uiira more 01
y the introduction of this Machinerv 'and
can oft cnangea irom grinding XJorn end Cob,, to
grinding. Cor p Meal in the space of thirty seconds .
Vprn alone,, when fed to stock, is said to be by the
most practical and scientific Planters, constipating in
its effects, producing founders, chotics and various
other maladies which are incident to stock. Grinding
colw with , the Corn,, makes a food, congenial with
their mature, and cannot produce any of the serious
results aoove mentioned. Stock, when fed on Corn
exclusively, are deprived of the benefits of distension
am becomes due, without forfeiture of colicv.
Travelling reave, extensive, and liberalt and extn
premiums on tbe most moderate sea's!.
'" Venditions in the -policy less onerous to the luur.
j ed than usual in cases of Life Insurance.
, jTfce actual and declared profits fwiLIibed in 100
cessive Reports) affording sure datai fnt calculation!
or tbe value of th' bonus" in this institution.
' : Its being unconnected with Maria or Fire Inta-
ranee. ; - . 1 r ". r ..
The rales "for life with profits"! are otwtbi
those or any other foreign Company! effecting Lift
Insurance in New York.
General Agent for the United Siaie$, and Briiltl
AorA American Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR.
1 ' - Resident in Ifew Fork.
Office 74 W A LL-STKEETL New York.
Sub-Agent for the Slate North Carolina, Gxoisi
Lams, Raleigh
TV
1 r
man, about 85 or 30 years of age, and asjs'be be- f 'J-? case successful, especislly the Expectorant I nece8ry the proper health of animals,) by
longs to the Estate of. Samuel Purguson, a Isle resU I 1 Dave receiTl much benefit from the use of it my- ,1he,r Son'e to eat a sufficient bulk to produce
6 I
RUNAWAY,
TTI ROM the SubscribeV shoot the firs of Msy last
Jl his Negro Man, GIDEON. He w..Jp0r.
uent 01 tne Slate of Louisiana. He is about ?feet 7
or 8 inches high, dark complected, tolerabti etotit
boiIt,had on when Uken up, a mixed SaUnrt coat,
Blue 8aUnet Panu, and White Furred Hs t He
further states, that be waa purchased by a Tr.ider by
the name of VVomack ef this State, from a join by
(the name of Lewi. Dicks, of Virginia, and Carried
South and sold to Samuel Purgusoa. He says his
nsBtei. REUBEN. , . - W ? .
Tbe admirable system of Life Insurance which lbs
instuution has organized, and which bus seror4
self, and one of my nearest neighbors. who4iad been I '8tens'on before the animal becomes gorged.- Cobs I eoch marked' distinction in Europe, klae obtained for
chased by me from Mr. M.ry Tajlor. of this Coun-
VTr -i "ti? mofuFbrey It, while
in the Jail in Waynesboro'. T Gideon b about X
years 01 age, yeUow eomplexion, stout builfand
rocks considerably in walking " M. k.. u ... . .
1. ... V. . . . - wth iura-
wui in una county since be absented hi
smo i nJ .te. t "1. I. . . I uam m7 service. unUI about three
ue rieaomgs named, uvmr at the time ofhia dMth lm.Z . ? . 7 - aerreii. neatso
a . tela - '
The owner of said Neirro ia ran nff o1 in . e.
prue propeny. pay cbarrea and i.L. Ki.
way, or he -will be dealt with as the law directs. '
ee-j: - WIIJ.IS ELKIN 8, Jailor.
'onreru, rfune 2, 1845. A , . 45-6m
, .
STOP THE
. . . .- . - .u liucto uiai
he at this time e.ther In Wayne or Wake County.
I will give a Reward of Ten Tin!!.,. ..
who wiU .pprehend the said Negro and confine him
in any Jad so that I get him again. - I
ir- v-v James e. metts. r
g. iffn. . .... j . 63-lm.
to wit: December 3, 184J. and'wfaeiherfoy of them
are since dead; and if dead, who is or are their Heirs
ei Law, I do hereby give aetice to all persons, claim
ing to be Hias.at-Law of the said Joseph Peace, de
ceased, to coaae in and make out their kindred before
me," at Ike OSes ef said Court, ia the City of Ra
Jotgbg on the second dsy of February next, as in do
fault thereof they will be excluded from alltnefit irr
the di vision of the Real Estate of said intestate.
T . E. B. FREEMAN, Work.
August S3, 1845. 7-5me
' Ci The - NsshtUlp Union.- f- MoUle Adverti- S,reet, in the City of Ralei, h. fc .
eer. and tieMissusippiaa," will insert for 3 months copied by Doctor John Beekwith. J
"V"' P"! during th. 'nmJc MM will be required to be paid in
tZ"'Sr!i?.. K Bk of ,beP State
. y vwmwh. mi umh uitt mm prmrjliAn l n.m.u. u ninnw rt.wa fl .w .
- - - f w I . . J UIO
r.11 STiLB'RM THOMAS HANHAU N. .f
k.. - 1 vJ7 ureeavnie. nit i:mint in ik. u(... ?
ILSB BJ
a . a . smwmm awu aiu am l . v J a euo
r2.?.-,9l -E.; Becon of 87, 9th in.t.at nigfl, th ee
. a ut some reasons to belie va thai io wit
North
. three
affljcied from childhood with the Asthma. n ..!.
aa pearly to .uflbqate her during the paroxysm which
.oiuiucu tuvui once a weet, naa been, to all appear
ance, permanently cured. v i , ,, ; . V: , . .
. - :": - A. RHiafCJCX,KT.;;l
? -; Oweoo, N. Y., July 27, 1841.'
4Dear Sir We want some more of your medicines
particularly the Expectorant, which fives nnimml
satisfaction. Respectfully yours, .
' . Stoasow dc WitriAws."
JJr. D. Jsyne. . -t
BiyeHixrroir, New York, May 31, 184I.V'
Dr. Jayne Dear Sir' -lYonr Rrr.rnr..i
great demand and sells well, and
inucnuaeu, as also your JSanati
oK.TjAxiir uaxasi.
ve
ground with the corn,' produce this necessary dtsten.
sion, without any danger of diseases arising from
overeating. Corn and' cob meal ' is improved by
scalding, and still more by boiling; and yet more by a
partial fermentation. All the preparations facilitate I
digestion for Hogs. Bat Horses and Moles will not
eat fermented food, conseauently thev will rennir ii
ij paruauy wei wim coia water tJorses, Mules
snd Uxen, when fed . with unground food, void much
in an undigested state,, which i of course' lost for
allbenefieia purposes.-mffj Read the tuk'oinedcer
GO Thtundersigncdcan beadfrcsstdat
and all calls will be attended to punctually and wiih
utwyiuca uy Himsci.or Agent zj v . j ;, - - .
.;i;vKV;:tWM.'r. collins:
J:.KaietgD, r eb.50, li,,;; -j
r i; 7 - .v-'- certificate. -
Hn8 been aoliciied by Maj. Collins to have my
it the highest favor in America. Dufring tbe short
period of its establishment in the United Stiles, in
principles have wph the unqualified ariprotal of mm;
eminent men; and the patronace it has receied full
tests! the public confidence Srt it. favoft
'" 1 f 1 :
Example of Rates for the Assurance ef f ICO
''-PREMIUM8 'PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
"Age. next
Birth Dsy
For ohe
year only,
For
Five
Years
Without
profits
NUAI
OR L
IFE.
With ff
It!
i I Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and Shm-fc f I ;i
CO" Prepared orrly by Dr. I) I.n. w,. e a.i. I consented that he should do so as an Trwn'mnt . I
.. 4AROIf 21 years of age; about" 6et T61 etreet, Philadelphia, and Ibr.atawwr-'--.'-i I r'ble to ssy that if grinds Com in the Shock at '
nedimZn t- l un,.mM. ne e slight iiri.l . Williams, Haywood de Co 'i 3 I.t. uuaueui per nour; and the dressing of
pediment in his speech; especially when aaitfieto V- - - x ASStJ? i f tonee is so improved, that it erind. shells 1 w
f aArrj.aooutr 13 r..pfhr . 1 - - - -. 1 more man twice aa last aa
" 20
,25.
J30
35
40
ifiO .
JC5
'60
$0 77
0 66
0
2
3
98
21
46
61,
72
84
34
78
$0 81
090
05
64
64
78!
06
9f
25
!
1
1
2
2
2
47
68
93
22
54
93
3 47'
4 11,
6 28j
6 68
LOIt SALE.-W1II be sold on-lhe
J4 premises, on fealurday, the 30th day
siuawe liouse and Lot on
neartive feet high, light complexion, atout mHde.Tas
good countenance. , 7
Girl DOLir, 16 years old. low made? hd li
icate, fine hair which she um.11. i,..i
ay of on lhe.forehead, dk eompferek
. . - I men. ahn ! I ... . ... .. ... .7 , '
. yiuvauir LBCft in. K.il 1 1 . i
.,- " iiuaviai ine.
f A iAR?B i general assortment of Perfumery.
Jtii,FancyVArUcles, d? received and for sale by1
V , WILLIAMS HiV Wnnn'j. t
before, and hv mr w-ioh
at the rate of 15 busheWpe'r hour, and the meal finer
than usual: I deem it a valuable
shall purchase the right to use it. as it wilf afford m.
a speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save mucn mereDy;- - h -t c -r.K.... :
WM. BOYLAN. '4i
81 64
1 87
t II
2 46
2 80
3 38
3 IS
4 68
5 16
7 41
.cf the period of publication.
Important to Teachers,
A PICTORIAL HISTORY fir Tn'p riv-tir
fK!" of otrer poAion. of
"OrT, 7. "oouncn, euthor of Peter
KaSauaT - ' - with numerou-
O AcX1 m" frsnc for Schools, by S4
r "r.naJ7- Ulu.tr.uW ' r
raOAL ELC
Zr-'t . Ttt , r7-Bil IWesaoi of Met.
3!?.' CredJl9f lw J"" will
be given, with interest from th t.. r ' i. ... t.- j.
wilfb;: W-title,
in LC??Ven,eP VP01".1' A ,iberaI rew beVi v
"J?P?:!?y the partieslr
RaMgh, July 15, 1845.
GEO. W. MORDECAL"'
OB lawtds
STEv?" Rsleigh, 26th Aug. 1845.
" The Copartnership; heretofore existing under- the
firm nf N.i.n .'n.l u - - s . l . 7. . .
rt-Th. ..,iT ui.it I w una cay uissolved bv
nSr'n B,hrPperar parUcuIarly the V New coaeriu; 1
Orleans Gaxet.es will please notice. . 4 " , . With a siew of closing, the, buamM.:0fS
J A JVI.EK, . on eommteion: 'Peeay,. possible, theBooU and gecounu
oaveoo nand aheaw 8mlr h.:-.:-i .
rut Upper Leih.r h'u :YT f ' " "c7:
whicrCo
WILL: pECK.
Biu.
67 6f
-e
"iWiinamPerry dt others.1.-' :
Robert.. Perry. Daniel Pm Wn.i j T
, rerry. sons of John Pra .
: It sppearing to the aatisfiiction of the Court that
the above named Defendants are not "rwidents of this
SUte. It ie therefore ordered .t n...:...
l6 WfU iB Raster, that the
next Trl? VDefelM,v'nl, d -Pf" e
next I erm of this Court ia K. r. .V .
" 1 7 ' maw UAL or ELOCUTION
nhraciog. Yoice and Gad nr. LjJ?..
An,Um. .o ivn. . r .r" ,or ocno4e,
IW wilV.rfL1 m for Private Faro-
physic, and PoIiUcal rW,.r S tVE:2 e,
v . WW? ORAMMARTf-5 S
"V'J , r imooi ia cotnpoaiibn are
JUv. Bradford Fraxee, late Priocipil t EirU,KJ I
Academy. Wash
-.ut. .r Ptnl works lor School, are tor
3-M Ue North Carolina Bookator "
. distance promptly attended U. ' '
TLRNER ft-IIUGIiES.'.
SUGAK HOUSE
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD d COy
67
-Aug. .22.,
uave ueen placed in tbe bands of, W. J. Cluk Ehq.
ror seuiement. to whnm i rannn.
gainst the late concern, will please present them for
adjustment, and those indebted vill .please, make im
mediate payment r v. v,--:--;---,
. ' 1 V- x, i,:. V,N.;L.-8TITH.
T , . ; F. TV PESCUD.
""July 30th 1845.. 5 rVfi-?.' '?- 'V- ,f
w' 'jj'r t.'i i ' - ,e ' .i - . - ' ' ' I.- ' ' '.; ; " -
' T vvDXBsisvtn having purchased' ht fN. T. '
Stub; his entire interest in the lata
HERMAN & CO, :
HAVE received 1.000 cases, bein- th fil.Lkr
thnlr ? , x -eV v.
i.-j
, i There aretablea lot single lives, joint live', ""!
vorships of two or three lives, endowments forrbiM
dren, Ac&c Tables also for ANNUITIES, W"
immediate and deferred.' All these tables bars be"
calculated from sterling into dollars snd cents.
Za al)0e. mDlt j
be made to the Subscriber, who is prejbared to fomik
all amJkaBl -W irAvmalUM a annl .an!iaV lhattlltf V)f
require.;K;u:; - GEORGE .LITIM", irB"
. RsJeigh, July 21. 1845.
iVA5cV4f,trM,e :trtordi W loW prices
- "WT" " "ous to lay in their sop
Ply f I v K:., iJti v:.r-i, ;-; rvv:. ftriiS 5
; x BOOTS, SHOES, WOOL HATS, '
Fav Cpf Tini lather, &c.;&c.
w til do well to call and examine Our atock before bu
L . ',""' "uu uiuucrmenta to purchase of us.
that canno be ..flVred elsewber, Oul long acqusm-
rv,tk "'npiion oi good, requied for the
North Peruana and Virginia trade, enables a, to have I
So
1, -
'Aug.
posspssiun
the comfortable Jttwellfiiir lniZ
irr the .Western part of the City,
oeennuut li Ml. T f . W.i Anolv at tDIS w
ficeit is 4rt ..i.''.---; ; !- -:J Ms 12.
FOII IIENT, a SniaU Fa
Jly Xlesldeiice, in ths E'1
v lion ef th Citv. and faCUJg mo v.r
L Possession may be had iaimediatelf
1 r Apply to "s '
BaTeigh I8th July.
: .wrrT.f PECa-
FENCING. . j
vrosikS.
V
kriil i. . X " ruaimf. Bill. h.
a-wFw ? 4 JICTrafJS
fes-flg sa i-giS ' -:' -rri
i rfrse atav . l a . w - . wa vtmuu tji iht itwaniiriajirsi in mimf aa- ... , . s- inrn VirtAafl ik;. .ia , . i aa
coarsa CnAn .htr -j ? t
TTiiu aa uie iaw 'directs. v 7 u
Wl2 K f 'i0 BARNESJailorI
st day of AoM, 1845. e76mi
the Datrflihir uv likoraHw k.oAl ' - . I .
Corn.- :':v - P. P. PPttftttn
tJbfy0tb;4848; '-f ys?..-r
'I"
o. uooua uenrered m Petersburg, Vau, free. of
cfia ro purcuaers.
vAugust 26. 1845.W '
'r. Tr - Tts! . ' - . .
ust printed and for sale 't fe
. at this orncfc "
8uperjpf artieje, 'at a low price! jt ree
and lor-sale at ibe Drug Siore ! - - t .
W 4 .i, WILLIAMS. HAYWUDU
'JlSf :CNW. have pte TmelK ebavitiff CwiWii
ty of both these artiefea now. and nrrt M;.:t:Z 1 1 W r . saajinff . .
,vt
qt .U
eettiemci
. June 1
(fcirn
nWIc
LY
the: UJ;
be made
fix I
W
"'-If
67-lmni
4f
IM.Mf.Mil, An. i -Vl"" PE'5- petlumal.in.llientcomlK.aD.I.M I. ...
Virginia I
J41y t:
ti
w
th
e
tb
M
r
111
Sat
Uli
Fli
Ne
67 3t
-v - - .
STITH dc rdu'-