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HALIFAX, N.C., WEDNESDAY, MAUCH 1,
LIBERTY IT MUST BE PRESERVED.",
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BY C. WEBB,'
. ' r HALIFAX, fi. J " , .'
7 TEUUlSf. . : .
in'n KMncA. or -S3 00 if not - nid I with the
"V rinmh ' Mr Via rur otU I h il iarnn
lii"' 1(1' muiilliut - w " - " "
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. at ' iie op'i n oi'ihe editor. V
J. A uvRTisEENTs will be hargcl.-81 "
- tfr raare for the fijvt insertion : each pub-
'iins.nnioti iwentj'-nve cenis , lonjer
ones i isroiiori.ioii.' Advertising customer
wi!l v ease to toark Or the roanuwript, how
- m inv insertions are required. If no such di -
i- . i
J coutiiiueJ uutitorbitf and chnrge-J accord
i inijl v - - .' .' ' '
? CourVAdvertiseranU. d Sheriff Sales will
b- a harmed 25 percent hiUer .man : me mii
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... TO .TUB PIIIL.Ii;.
:,T. Hiving incurred th -expense-. of pux-.
"diasini a new Printing, Establishment,
, in order that I miit be the better enabled
J to publish a neat paper and give ..eatisfap
tion t .i my friends, I deem this a. fit occa
sion to call up7n thj. m lor. assistance. - It
i.3 indeed diffif uH Tor a -village - paper" to;
strain ifltrAi'f great 'political..
ex itement asrainst the efforts of party, to
'1 sink it in .public opinion, unless its sup
port ,rs com i to the 'rescue. Iask.no stipu
laleil sum- -no privrtfe coniriluiion. ' All
I ask of friends, is the vindication ofr my .
papi-r, when assailed in my absence, and
securing for it, a? many subscribers as the
cause andvmy exeriionsn the rapport of
that crtvse art etjtit!d to. - ,
AViM liv frien!.-i refuse to exert their
" inHnonro in !plialf of one who for the last
ju"r (-?rs hi toilfd ' nljht and day- in t
advirinrr correct principles? -One born
an raided airrnn them--one t who com.
I pi!'or-Jd Ihe rorld without the 'ad vantages -of
fortune or ffuenfton, and who ha- been
bif-"rH- onnosed at almost every step ift;"
(i' Vitwitstandine thi opposition he
bi'niprrom' diffiriilfiex. surmounted .oi-!;
$fr'9 and ?ivpn tT' his energiet to defend-j),-
;,irpt -of fhis c.ommiiDfty,- and thet
pr ncritv of his country. I N
F'-r'fp.ar of hein? intrusive, 1 conclude by 1
tpfpr?5ine mv sincere thanks to my Pat-!
ron- fo-- thM generous encouragement, j
andt-u-'t thpv wi1.! lonr . continue to mp-
paV thej ROANOKE REPHRLir AN."
. ( HAS N WEBB
"il'ifax. K.V. Julv -0. 19.12.
SAPB.ATH EVENING.
BY GEt'RGE D. PRENTICE.
TJow aicr.lv sinks the partinj suli: '
r Yrt iwi'ixt. lingers till. ; -And
beautiful a dreams of Heaven, j
.."-It !himhers on the hill. - ' ."
E.nth "ijeps with all their glorious things,
B'Vrath h Ho:y Spirit wings.
Arr? -e;.deiinj back the hue's above,
Sterns res'ingin a trare of love.
Ro iic vondcr rock the forest trees,
Inshidow groups recline;
Like niins at eveuing howed in prayer
Around the holy shrine.- ' i
And thro" ptheir leaves - the " night-winds
So t;alm and tiU tbfir m'usiclow,
- Si -"m the "myterious voice of praj'er,
Sof e'eh'jeid on the evening air.
And vonder western thong of clouds,
Retiring fiom the skv, '
So amly move so softly glow, -
They se m to fancy's eye."
Bright vestures of a better sphere, , 1
C e do.vn at noon to woiship here, . '
A'd froT their sacrifice of love,
Returning t their homes above. - -
The blue isles of the golden sea,
- I h-night arrh floating high.
Th' flower thaf gaze upon the heavens,
The bright trenrn leaping by.
Are living with Religion- df ep
. On eirlh and ea its glorious seep,
Aod rnirtgle with the star light fayfc,-'
Like the solft light of parted days.
The spirit of the holy eye; .
Comes through the'silent air, ." .,
To feeling's hidden spring, and, wakes
A gush of music there V U V " ' :
And the far depth of ether beam . -So
passing fair, we almost dream
That we can "rise and wander through
The Open paths of; trackless- bluerj -r
E4cb caul w filled with glorioH3 ilreams, .
: : 4. ' ". i
, " Each puis i. b.'ai.g wrd,: J
And th iughtjis soaring to the shrine .
Of glory undefiled: . j ; : '
And holy aspirations start I
Like blessed Angels from the heart.
A nd bind fbr Earth's dark ties re riven
Our' spirits ta the gates of Heaven.
"The " AIacician"' at his ouj trickS.
- Th Washington correspondent of the
N. York Couier a d Enquirer, states
that in the rf cent election oi; a .-jenalor in
North Carolii ta,Mr. Van' Buren vore t wo
faces.! .." ; . " ' . '
Bedford I ron, who was notoriously
the' favourit f the Van "Bur.n Loco Focos,
it is sa d, "showed sundry letters from Mr.
V. in. wjhich he expressed his utter
want of corjhdence. in Judge,; aaunders
and his earnwt hope that Brown would
be elected". Judse Saunders1 learnins of
this, nroducea letters from Mr. V. B. to
hirn, in which the "sweet little fellow,"
soft soapedh m in the most approved style.
expressed thd most unbounded confidence
in hW democracy, and te most earnest de
sire for hi success. This reminds us ot
the sit gentlemen who courted a J ad v. and
who on comrJarin? notes, found that she
was ensaffed to all stx.--P.vu. .
From
he Christian Observer.,
GRAND OBJECT OF LIFE. -
The zreati object for which :it is the
Christian's privilege to live, is happily pre
sented n thd! following .extract trom a
York by the Rev. -Dr. Skinner," enti
tled the "Rehgion of the Bible." ' ! !
Be it that Jou annot do as much good
or .'pt-na as mucri uine innorM oi uneui
benihtence as xiid your L.ora ana aiasur,
you can put yourself absolutely under th
law ot benincence, ana maice j uoing gooa
the grand ot jectof youi life; and while
laithlul in ac omplishmg that object to the
duties of you r calling, and - the clai ms oi
domestic lelations, you may give the en
tire remainder of tiine and- substance to
deeds of active goodness; and thus may
u hi.ve the whole ot lite stamped with
beneficence. The extent to which men can
employ them elves in direct beneticeuce.
vari. s with d ifFerent net sous. ! Sume must
give almost their whole. time to providing
lb i thPir iamuies or theuiseives. Some can
spare several lours ot r very day, and some
have their vi ole Jife at their disposal, and
can devote th emselves absolutely, io wort
of mercy. . AH, however, can uye unuer
the control o
can be actuat
the benehctnt principle; all
i 'by 'that pria lwle; ail can
.be actuated by
hat pnncipi , and no mere
ly by blind iibstinct or cold resOnsibility,
even in do m
SUU UUiica uuu lauuia, an, in
this wav, can
make the wnole, oii lite one
Scent action. The den: nd
Christian 1j , to the extent of
scene of beutj
isr. that evt-ry
his "ability, a
piacticid philanthropist: "oe
such in the W
orld. in short, that he make
doing good td
liis fellow creatures, howev
er. related to theiii, the distrnct object aud
purpose of hil existence on eartht This is
the demand jwbaiCbristiaa, with the con
sent of his oln consience, can resist it?-
iuight innocently, give our
selves up to quiet contemplations, or pri
vate 'indulgnJces, or projects lor increasing
oi-t nersonal rJossessious.. n We .ere among
a race of sin
r ; - - j , . :
ess and na;p
we
need not inqvl
ire; but c.u we pr tend to
benevolence
and live for any such pur-
pose, wnue we naveoui resilience amiusi
on circumstances as tnose in
which we "ard passing our daysf iloo lew,
even ol Chriitiaus appear to be a,are ol
their circurns
ances. now utile ao any
of us reflect
hat we t annot go a&road m
,! wiihout passing j by same
beggary, ot dlseaf, or of
t he! btreetjl
habitation of
death,1 or wh
it is worse, of ignorance and
crime,- where
benrVolenc . m yht be doing
works of goodness, at which angels would
rencwthfir aongs? Vhiie e are sitting
together in thje sanctuary, - r rejoicrng in
the society ol
our friends; or pursuing our
gainful business, how slightly we ttiink
that men, not
far distant lrom us, tre groan -
ing life away
in wa t and distress, in dun-
geons and in
(chains; and that widows and
orphans, paupers, prisoners and ctbeis,
ready to perisb, far and near, and all the
world over, afe by their deep necessities,
crying aloud or our pity and assistance
And more be irt-rending still, that nearly
the whole world are lying 1n the chains &.
undes the curse of siu; and generation
after generation are led captive by the
great destroy r, at his will, into the prison
of eternal de. h! But, should Christians
be' thustinmii
dful that it is in 'such 'a
vtorld they have their dwellings! f II no
thing could b done, by them to alleviate
human, wretchedness, they might well lor
bear enefi -iafl effort, and live for othei
purposes than to do good to men. out,
as this is a world of hope, as well as of.sor:
row, and as we have, .through the! hodntv
of Providence, and the .sacrifice of Christ,
ample remedi ;s for bolh the lempoial and
spirrtiial illso man,-where iVour ; benevo
lence, if we dc not exert ourselves to roake
full proof of these remedies? ; ; Must itnot
astonish the haly angels to see benevolent
beings,' in our circumstances uriemploy
in doing goo l? , Is it strange, that, in
thesa circumslances, our Savionr jshould
Uave dt -r.ted iiin'-eit "to works" ot uietcy
and companion? Where is the vigor ol
piety in the church, whea but here and
there can a Christian be found,', who lives
only to be useful to his perishing, fellow-men,-and
he passes loo. often, for little:
better than a wrell-meaning enthusiast? .
; Old Maids vs. Young Maids. -Say
what you . will of old maids; their love is
generally more' strong - and sincere than -,
that of the young mconsiuerate ! creatures, j
whose hearts vibrate between, the joys of
wedlock and the aspirations of, the ball '
ruom.v. Until the youns'heart of woman '
is tapahle of melting firmly and exclusive
ly On one'subjpcf. her lov is like a May
shower, which makes rainbows, ,but fills
no cisterns. .;, . - ' "' - . .
AxMMAL MAGXEfrSM.
. We learn trom'the -'Boston D uly Mail;"
that a young woman was thrown, in Mes
meric state at the City Hall, at Lowll
Mass, by Dr. W. P. Shattuck,. an j submit
ted to the upe i at ion of extracting a, tumor
on.th? shoukier, without manifesting th
slightest pain.. An : incision round the
'tumor. was made to the depth of nearly two
inches, and the operation was one which,
under ordinaiy circumstances. would have
caused acute, pain 'fainting &cv On bein
brought br.ck, to the natural atat; the lady
was entirely free frbm pain, and was not
aware that any operation had been perfor
med. This experiment wa.s" performed un
der the direct : personal examination of
Drs. Hoi brook, Pillsbury, and: Horn, of
Lowcllj and in presence of a very large and
respecfable audience. A full and scien
tific nrpcrt of the case will soon be pub
lished.' -"
WORSE THAN THE TOOTHACHE.
A Dutchman, proceeding to a place to
whence he hynrd cries. of distress, discover
ed one of his countrymen lying under a
stone wall, which had foil en upon hint and
f act urea hi legs. Veil den neighbai
Vanderdiken. vat ish de matter wid vou?'
' Vt de matter ! vy don't you ! see "miri
condition.' vid all deesh pig .stones upor4
me, and poth mine legs proke' close. pv
mine body?" "Mine Cot!" 'exclaimed
Hans. ish dat all? you holhvereo. so like
funder.J thought you wash got de tooth
ache" i r 1 "
T. From the Baltimore Sun. r
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
The iloue hill ; abolishing I imprison
ment for debt; has not , et been 'acted up '
on by the Senate ol Marv IandrU e ob
serve that several petitions have been pre
sented, from Baltimore, remonstrating a
gainst its ad. ption. We feel convinced
thai lour -;ut ol every five of the' voters ot
our city a,-e m .favot ol Air. . Galla-ehi's-bili,
oi something like it; and "we believe
that ihiough.,ul tne stale the" ' preponder
ance jh !ts favor is cmuiK
ttieiefore bcg; the Senators" to ponder be
loie iuey yi.-id l h. sm'po.-tuiies ot the "pe-:
titivners agaiuit th p-.ige of the bill, who.
if v e are rightly iutormed, are fo't th most
part interested iu fees and emoluments."
r.eiy body jitiows bow easily.'
iiiay De got ud. f ' t
petitions
Vpropos to this subject, we find the fof.
losing snoiig arguments 'again t 'imDnUon-
mem lr debi. thus briefly sumi.-ied up iu'
the Iew York Tribune: .
1. It is a g eat moral wrong The man
whoowes a debt and cannot pay it has not
therefore justly subjected himself to pun
ishment. Aie has donef nothing, worthy of Jncrea,e of Soman Catholics in the Uni
death or of bonds. It is hard enongh t- Afl.The number of Roman Cath
ultprlj 'destitute, without being madi to ", 0i,Cs in United States has been lately
suffVifbr it as , fit were guilt. . ' estimated at I.oOO.dOO since ihe begin-4-
It confounds innocence with crime.-! n:no. nf.h. Ikl-l .nr'rhnrrhp.- a.H
wne man is poor, and cannot pay; anotner
i Kii43ii, ciuu noi. iiie taw oi impris
onment treats them both alike, and must do
so in spite of all reservations and qualifica
tions. -We would punish a fraudulent deb
tor "with the' utmost Pi-verity: but simple
poverty carries enough punishment along
with it, without-superadding legal penalties.-
! ' " - ."'
I, It is preciou. Merchants trust those
who ought not to be trusted, under the ex
pectation of getting their pay at the biiter
end of an execution- The poor' prodigal
who has nothing i enabled to run up a rum
score at the tavei n or gr ce-'y." or to spend computation that it cannot be qiot"i in the
his earnings in liquoj while running in price currents of the merchants' Ex
debt for necessaries, became the creditor change. " .
knows a commitment to prison will proba- . -; .' .
bly bring forward' 'some lender .hearted
neighbor to bail him out or even pay the
debt; And thus intemperance," prodigality,
and idleness are fostered by this abomina-'
-bIe.imi)iisonmtnt." ' - "..' '
: 4.v It rob families of their subsistence;
"firifhv tempting the thoughtless husband
and father Tnto dissipation, as we ,- have,
just shown; t'en,by seizing and Ishutting
.him upain idleness, leaving, hi wife - and
cltUlrento charitv or starvation. Thy
re destitnte'and riendless, of "course, or
he would not go to jail - ,-. .
5. It is a violation of contracts. VVe
Atm't think io m ucH of this argument, but
it is constan'ly'set up on theShvlock sale,
and we don-'t see why it should not work
both ways, if either. : 'The man who con
tr:.cted a debt in the absence of any Im
prisonment law?has riot contracted to ' go
to jail if he shall proVe unablo to pay it aticxpanded his jaws nd locked hungry,
rnu.unly. To put that condition upou.hiru
'is. unjust and-oppressive. ...
"We could add reasons by the column,
but must forbear. The very first is enough.
If I owe another man for property, my
property (within certain limits) .is justly
his torteit; let the law late it and pay nun
But mv liberty is not jatly forfeited by my
mere inab lity to pay im, and if the law
takes it, it' acts wantonly and unjustly.
' .
High, Pressue Eloquence. A late
niifuber of the .St Louis Ledger gives the
following av the'substaace of a. speech re.
cently d-li.vered in the Missouri .Lrgisla-
fure. It is about '40 horse power, and we
give it precisely as we find it:
Mr. Speaker I'm Wolf Jim, from one
of the upper counties. lean whip the toe
nails off a gri2ly bar. und depopulate ; the
wolf diggins-oflheir inhabitants, just as fast
a" skinflint, St. Louis Yankee w- uld wig
gle himself into a money corpoiation
therefore I go, hide, hair; and 18 squeals
again this inv.-sion of ternal tihte. hat,
sink the liberties of the whole north east
ernmost part of bur country.by repudiating
the bounty oo'them varmint's head dies
es; and all thai the 'Governor's !itre. . boy
Bill may wear ruffle. shirts, and th-,t suck
in fhavin shop, St. Lduis, may xepp her
inhabitants chawin' up-river corn at a
cheap price.. Why. its m.onstrus! ' Do
you happen. to know, Mr.. Chairman, that
thpv have got in thattiiat: 'place a" combi
nation? You needrt look as if a wild cat
had lit on yon. for the.y have. Fire engines,
steam saw mills, .patent' ' machirn's -two
hondfed lawyers, as mapy doctors,! a shop
to make mun to. with a row of steam
boats all combined, in an undissolved
phalanx to wage ar. exterminating, never
ending, gtab-all-ou-can-git warfare again
the. rights of th.P upper .counties . and the
fiorth-easterr.irno?l part f our state, not for
gotten the unalienable rights, of Wolf Hol
low, ap d its staple productions in particu-'ar-
Is this any longer tQ be .tolerated?
Xnr, ir! rather let us be exiled to the dark
gorges of the Rocky Mountains, where no
enrn whiskey is iound. and wheie the
light of civifization can't penetrate, they
are so far down: rather let us submit to be
come lihtnin rods t r the. snow. headed
summits of these bluffjof llie Pacific," than
hefmelted like thin eakes. of ice. by the
fire of this aris ocratic "cooking stove."
Jilillerium arid Pwfessof . Bush.- We
have been very much interested in an ex
iise of Miller' doctrine "by -Professor
Bush
in a. late lecture
He from persoual
acquaintance regards Miller as dogmatical
Si intolerant. -Hf points out4he most prom
inent of his numerous mistakes, and espe-.
cia'ly the great one of regarding V -the
ch ansing of the sanctuary as the end of
this woik. He shows that it refers to, the
removal of the Mahommedan power from
Jeruselem, an evnt to which Professor
; Bush looks forward with gre8t"1cor.fidence;
' It 'cannot, be dented that the present condi
, tirin of Turkey and the progress of events
in Syria, portend ihe spoedy overihrow 'of
, Turkish po, er in Palestine. The pere-
cntion f the Jews in Europe and Asia.has
'.. almost er.lirelv ceased, and m anv of them
-.are hep-irinino- to receive the posnel. Such
v;a state of things is unnoubt dly to mark.
the 'clof of :he present era. which willl
terminate with the rndaul overthrow of
jMahomine.lanisrri but will be very far
fiom the end of the world. Christian In
telligencer, .1 .- '
' chapels there are 57 i. and 62 in Drocess of
construciiou. making a total s 656
officiating prielts the number is 572.
Of
19
'of thtse have been.nia"de id the year. 184-2.
31 new churches have been. erected in the
year 184-2, J4 of which are in the diocese
oFNcvi York.Philad Jlmericai. V
; : i i ; . - : . - :-
The following toast was drank at the din
ner of-the stockholders of the. Merchants
Exchange, at Boston Wednesday last:
Woman'Heaven's last best gift- to
man;", the only angelic conmodity. whose.
inirinsir vai ;p.so tar frauscenas an numaa
An Irishman thus describes a' wheel
barrow -"It is'a little carriages with one
. wbell and the hoise is a man." -"' -' .'
' : " 1
U Lord Brougham, This distinguished
. rrian. when in a playing mood, wrote the
- following eprtaph on himself: v-.
s ''Her reader, t"rn your'weeping eves,
, Mv fate an Useful moral ; teachers:'
, The hole in' which my body lie,
; Would notc6naini one half my speeches-"
j : .' . ' .1 -
j "Mr. : Swipes,. Pv just kicked your Will'
iann out of the store.'' . ' ?
Well Swingiejit'j the first Bill you've
footed U is many a day."
. "There Is 'an opening for somebody."
as iru Kentuck?an said, when a crockodile
New .-Flour
THE subscriber has' just receivr-d on consign
uie'nt .... ...
20 BARRELS FLOUR,
Made from Wheat, of the lasit crop, which lie
will sell low tor Cafh only, ' ' - -
lie expct3 to keep a tongmnt' supply of
the bejgi qualiiy on hulid, and i will always
sell af the lowest CnsU pricer. " -
F S. MARSHALL.
Halifax, N. Ca. .September 12, .1842.
ffo if(f 'bs- tJotton Yarn, all numbers
J0tF 600 1W: beat quality Jwrd;
V choice Bacon, 1 -i
For calft by
't
STEPI1 EN BU RRO WS
Halifax.
October 5. 1842.
' FaajatrsicAi institution -
THE .siitisqribei: bees leave to inform the
Musical wort !j -that assortment of Mu
sic is now uncomo.only 'lare and extensire
'including instruction Books for the Piano Forte",
Guitar Flute, Violin, AiC well, as a great
Variety f Sacred Music and Note Bouks f"r siiij -:
ine -'all tt of which will -f-e sold lew,' by
U. P. NASII, Book and Piano Forte Seller,
, ..; - ' . ' Prorsdjurg, Vn.
A fiee assortment of Piano Fortes on' linnd
at reduced prices. 1 . ' - - '
i Oct. 12. " V1VV; V: ' E. P. N. '
THE subscriber takes this rmethod of
returning his sincere' thanks to the
ciiizensof Weidon and. ibe surrounding
country, for the liberal ptron;ige bestowed up
on him since his commencement in bnsinew,
and respectfully solicits a. continuation of the
same... assuring them that .be can - offer them
Goods cheaper ad of superior qual ty " to any
.which' the '-.market can afford. Anio;;g other
articles he has received a beauliful assortment of
T " II rv Ciocds. '. ,
HATS, CAPS, -AND
SHOES "AND
. BOOTS.
Also, a" lajrg. quant ity of Cotton. Yarn, t'..:tnn
Baeeina:, and Rope of different qualities, toeeth-
cr i.U a larare lot of fresh GROCERIES, and !
jevery.omer arucie H94iany Kepi in a c ountry
tofe. AJi t( which he- will etl very low for
Cash. Persons ould do. wel t. examine -his
stock before purchasing elsewhere"
' W. CI. SPILHIAN.
.' Weidon, r Oct.. 14, 1842. - 42 5t
J&'ottae-
': & Vo. L-
Takes this 'method of returning - their
thanks to the public for ihe. liberal patron
age they have received since they commen
ced business in this place, and hope thai eb
lone as they keep a igfjod stock of Goods on
hand, they ,naV receive the. same. His wi
ces shall le at the lowest rates. for Cah.
N. B. -All those itfdebred to the above
are most respect (uliy invited to comelbrward
and settle their accounts Iwnween this and
the lst""of January, 1843, or 'they will be
Viven to to tln'cnecessity of placing hem in
the hands oi an officer. .' -' -
P. S. Just -received- a' flew " supply of
Dry Gnods. Shoes, &c .&c. &c.
Halilax. Dec 21sf, 1842.
supoitaEit
fo Travellers,
- M' '
fyiHC Richmomnd and 'Fredericksburo-
a Rail Rnad fnmnariv hiv ;.ict' fin.
Rail Roa
ished their rail ro'ad
oad to the P. tomac river, and
n through without stagin". Th:,a
the car now rn
; ompany have relaid
with heavy iron.
:,the trark of their road
Ihe Potomae Steamboat f.nmn-n mill I. .. - I
a powerful ice hoat. on the river this winter to
Keep it open. fc
The Richmond and Pfctersbunr Co" are Uvl
in their trark with havy iron
. The Petersburg and Roanoke Co. are retnil-
din their tratk With cdre-rails. a larffe Drt of
which is already done. TheV are at, hnJIfiin
a bridge jcro Roaoke to mke flieir connex
ion ttith the W ipi :on. Road njore perfect
I lie-e coftlv improvements made ami making
in the Great Mail Line, will, it i3 hoped, satisfy
the public that the Companies compo-ina: t are
determined to make it ooe of the best in -. .e
country. It is now not only the only daily line
runnine in connexion with the 'Wilmi'ngtoe
rail rud, but it Will be found the nost cer
tain, safe, an., spedjtious. "
For further ii.fornrfition and ticket through 4
Rshimore arilvo the agent at' tVeldou.
OftVe Crent Mail Jkine. ;
wVtdon ty. C Nov. 12, 1342. J " ;
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, ;
. ; nCtt. tARGCLf I.V
OENUINE'DRUGS ANDiMEDICINES, '
Which they will always furnish to merchants
and physicians at the lowest wholesale prices.
' - . - - --- ALSO, ' . . .
Paints, IPye-Stuffs Window
Glass, Perfumery, Wfatcnt
ftedicihesIYtn.ctf
Articles, &c. "
Petersburg. Va. February 1. 1845k " .
Who waul -vhite Teelh?
have a snlutieu tst will . make tlse blackest
Teeth "perffclly vtntt.
Price 2." ceuts per vial v "..- . ;
Hhf.sx, Not. 9, 194Q
I
JTJST received pd (or sale low for ca?h cr i p
proved paper :j ,px thor.'iltA. ?Hry'-y -r
Geokge'I'isueS's ma'.e; V-t.'ht'istln'ir of
Best Stitched, Plain and Cetnuio'ir Saddinri
Best Knglish II-;td ;uid 'Keint-y
AlstrtingaleiS; Stirrup Irons, - i v
. Bils of every descnpiion;;j!,f '
And many oiher'aiticlcs. ;
Anv uii icicle. not on hand wiiMie orden'r.
' ' r C Vi WKX1I1,
Halifax. Aug. 24.: 1842.
I,
INTERESTING TO PLANTERS
MERCHANTS, AND M A N U FA CT V-
' ERS.
pHJE BATES JF TRANSPORTS - j
- tion on the Porisniouth and iiuanoke
Rail. Road from ; Weidon' lo Portsinoutli,
have been reiuce d as follows: 't:
-On.Tobacco in hhds to 20cenrs perlOOIb?
nett. t ' : y - . : . ; ,
Oii man&fuctured Tobacco, to 25 cents
box, arid 40 cents per keg. -On
Fiour, to 25 cents per! bhl. ; ,
On Cotton to 15 cents per lOOiha,
On Groceries, to S(J cents per H'0ib.
" On Dry Goods, to 25 cents per lOOIhs.
r , walti:h GU y N,
' ; Pres t P. and R. R; R..Co.r
Ofllce of P. and R R. li. Co. '
Aug. 9ih, 1842. ' . 5 - v. .
R. HAItREL.LrS " NERVINE .10
TION It is truly upr ting to wi'iiicrt''
-.,!. ra vora.D:e. t fleet oi .u-t's Uil i: ' (in iui
vt'oti in the cure of a grt-at. ijithiv m Our
Oast, aggravated nialadiea. If the ' d;soa .
be- acute or of recent occurrence it wiJl'Vu f
id, in a few minutes; if it he C'nouit oi'
..f I oijg standing it will f-isapr.eo- 'ill k f.r..'
lays; but in evtky case pain will ii Ov!i -;. iu
uhnoet ni!5tantar otttsfy; "or sucFj is" tue t-u-i
ien transition which us. rcr.-lid ir j) ..
trenie fcuubring to, a-t.-itcs :f perfect d i.- - ,
that tliefperrttiofi ts '-.barely tcriiiiuafi-J
vviien the patient rxclsLnE," his pain. ar-,;
gone, and Uia- a favourable , chung" Iih-j pa?
s'-y upou :J the'deteaso--'- ThogA'-gi-atetiif.-tM ?
are not merey theoreUca!,. but the bu:'o;;-V.-
ed Result ot ijLh erratic. a .andv'experiehc
l-iua.new antl powettiii principle in mi:
ca! pract ce will prxni ly lacilitrite the c
C -
Ot ail d'easf-s, but wiil byon-Jj the. iptu. '
distant shade uf doubt,-."a; thotisaud.) u'i.'t'
tefttfy, y 'Completely' h.uy'dae .'.tha..'.fbi.,r.vu'rg
rrsatacies, 'provided they are.. 'wi'tiiio ilia rc.-u-i-.of
Liimsn niean?r D'jpepsi i, '.As! hr in, No:.
algia. Tic Doloureux. Ii;tle'py or Fiis -Sr.
Vitus' lUnce, Hysterics, l4piot? '. ;scases.
Cramps, Spasms. ock Jaw. Netvous ,, . ea:it
a c h a Tooth A c 1 j erTTe a.T.Eye- Rho wat ; s r.J
Gout, Swelled and fainfuf Joints llar'y la
flnmjnattons of tbe Throat, .ungs, Hear:
and its appendages sill Painful , Di;risr'.
Parolotic debilities;' Violent SpraVs; T j
ler fFdrme, Ring Worms. I'nnpJeB and otlj,
er Uruptioos -f the. Skin. - , i j
. .' For eale by " ' -
CflAS- iT. WEI'B.
General Agent for t he Town and Countv
of i.Ujf,x, N c - ''
A so for so !? ."by "
SIDNEY IFELLRR. : JJrinkleyvi;!
VVilGiiT IHYS. p.fi -!d
V - -.ll.-PAVUL.-. Scotiard iXerii.
I will give a r
me apprehe-tiRion and confinement iiVtiit.
JailMlahfax oixnly,.Negioes. C -
CAKOLIri E A ND M ARY, ;
fir ThlHi: TiJ! -rl. -,t ' r :. . -I '
f Or Thirty Doi'.ars for either of' tia '
! - - "l'i.n pt4ne.negroes.1s deemed use-"
! ,essas mey are known by 'a suficir-nt'niim -"
' f er of s persons Jn; Hal.fak to pro ven' 4
' ne .J.east- .difficulty itv. idetdifi
,n.2 ,,'hem.-. The husband of
belongs to the - Estate
11.
; oaia jjaniei ani tne husband
it,
belongs to Col,' A. Joynr. ! It i s.;:j,jH'
sed that Ih'ey Kpend much of their 'una i'r
the neighborhood of their husbands -
30th Sept 1842.
O 40 tf
Notice.
The subscriber ofiers for sale -on n credit o"
six months with Interest, a - aluahle Ve'm.
m m said to be an excoi'ent Farmer. Go-V
paper, or.approveJ serur-tv vrill be renuirprf ;
before delivery. Apply to - . 1
tt rr V 1Clo' M, FERRALL.
. HaHrax, Jan. 1843. .... - , v
XXTILl, si
.V Conn
stand at my stable In Northm,,
Aiorth , of the Town of Halifax, , -.t $--u r,sj,'
f ,Ilot P3''' ore the It of Julv, A
li.- mi hi. ... t Ar t. -1
0
aach $73 k6 insure. . .
'r' ' -.i v ' ' " E J rnETtLES.I
Morefield, J,n. is. ,3 tf:
The mih-
scriher is lecetrinpa rervnnrinr -W rr, t
"LY FLOUR; do -extra. Sperfine. a!a a lit r
!"$60'-R
J
oiown and eronrld Al.'um Salt, whi h will !J
sold low for CSH. . -
WeWon, !?, C. Nov. "21, Igi. '
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