A M) if O II I II CA H ft DNA OAZK TT K.
U ALE 1 Oil ST A IV
I
. 1
UBMU
pri' 'VrrMtHbiMttir of i line for Rail-
i.nd, between the City of Ra rlfch and
iiultlkbnrouf. en the line f tlia Vil -
Virgtoo and JUlei-.lt Rait Road by Ma- psag d"he " ! advaitc-
: -f, wLTW pwVNN-C. f.- H SX'tX.:
oixtN, j ( s , . edf .all, the ..bjecthms,, Tributaries
7 lA Pttniltni am! Directors nflhtlHt- 'greprepiiied to reciprocal and roll back
. miiigtan J- UuLigh Rail flwi Voirfu- u,t i,fyinr influence d. ih mountain
'tj. " , Ittreama. In sight of. Cpitu'i Cav
jc TLcy,r n ' jtawba and the Roanoke Will exchange thir
- s. jib jlie view 'oabrancli from your Rail fruits. Swelled tj the harvest of the fer
IN at tu ibe til ( lUtrifih; I1ae; 1a trneTfi'Ue, the AViliiiingtiVo and Raleigh
rwitn'ianr with vmir ri-tjuest, made a re"- i Uil Huad will bear all in triumph to the
. e .? . . ... . l. . i. nHH
rulnHalicr i 'il him roi'uiaie ii.uimj.
J.rg t d irw le routes winch I
j found M be ipraiiiab!e, and the ques
tion rniirelv oj.en a t. any detailing rfe
. titiiiitu utility may be lutitid errarj,
tben ni:c accurrle information is collect
ed, a id h n the surveys and leel are
jii progress I l-ave the honor to report,
'lltal the mint e'ijible" route will have fur
its trice a line eniiiinctiring between the
Ncase and Guldborou;;h, thence pawing
through or near Vajrnebini to Smith
. fvlJ. or to Laikin Sio t1 (a subsequent
rraroinations andsurvers mav,detrrmine,)
' immiri liftle R n-rat a erjr rlig'ible aite
Cor a budge near the muni road.
', To ulntlioiyer til these point the sur
' ' fty fttaj lie diti'Cted, he fa of the eun-
, - - trj tv t taorab ai rouiu well ue uavirru
wir rorvrwitt br tjejertarjf, rul the
i. : - f w mH trecn that are croed may
J be reaidi d a fa6rab1e inleriuplioni to
vf.. the an. form fljinen of the cvuntrj, ajcrv
jins rrierr ulc to jjf jytt itt : TVi 1.
" AtSmi(l.dir;,ine lighl "bint prthe'
Neue V conid,rablj above his;' ater.
while 0i? South bank ii ove owrd in'
ereat frekheta. to a iltstance of acveral hun-
- ' tired junl.. .The banka at Lark in Smith's
are (aid to be hgh on both tidea of the
llif er. and a brii'ge a little longer than
( . : ihe OftliBarjr idth of the stream will pats
KIT i lie waters of the flonds.
, Fri'jji ither point fciosMng, the line,
by a er gnlle grade, will rtarh the gen
t eral level uf the nde which divides the
, ,waicrf that, flow into Ihe Neuae oy riu
trls, running to the North, frbm those
. that empty m'o Moore's trrt k, a small
Iributar which dlmharges itself inlo tt
JJeaae. HtlU.helow:. Kmihfie ld jhenct
"'"" almig this ndgi,; crossing Valnut crfek,
- - near the stags road, t jiwithlield, about
A miU ibtl I balf-irrt-4la- Guverno'r'a
' mansion) and through ill vallejr of Rockj
wr- Run the line rrsches Rilelgh.
h --Butlitttr excavirioit and embankment
. will be encountered; an I but few devia
i ' '' i '" from a Straight line will be necessary,
d ' until the line reaches Button's at the cross
W a . "a ' n a
' . joaus, acten mnes irom uairign. rrom
srations will be indisirensable.'to obtain
suitable grades and avoid abrupt curva
tures. Walnut Creek will be crossed by a
bridge of such height ai to give a gentle
ascent and not a very - expensive route to
Uali'igh. The precise point of termination
1 leave to future consideration.
In concluding my observations opon the
nature of the works' and inclinations, I
jpay (ay, that in the whole course ol my
experience 1 have never examined a coun
try for a Rail Road so reunite from the
Seaboard, (nor indeed any . where except
Jbe 8rt 50 miles of the Wilmington &
Usleigh Rail Koad) or the length this will
. be, where the works to be executed are of
an easier description, or the levels and
' t inclination! of a mora favorable- charac
". , Jcr. ...u . .
'lite tnaferil through which the excava
. tioo wottld be mdJr ! fMHtcipally sand,
with 1 subtratuni of clayi but in the neigh
borhood of Raleigh, and about ten miles
adjacent (hereto, the excavations would
ftnsisi chiefly of clay, there being only; a
'little surface sand,' and the line will also
pus hroug!i soma rock. Timber of a
uita'le quality for the eonstiuciinn - of
;Ims portion of the road, and for that of
. four or fie tqilrs in addition is scarce;
on ihe remainder of the roytc, U is abund
ant and 1 orivenii nt to the lire.
The dis.'ance ill vary.Terj little from
0 miles and the cost of the Rail R..sil
with width of track and superstructure of
the same, and in all other respects simi
lar to the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
R ad, msy be safely estimated at t snm
liot exceeding sit hundred thousand dul
y rf. Lira. .. From the: filndly disposition e-
ti'ntfd W the la tidhfltthrrs alt ih4
. line, 1 nave ' - to tiRni i way,
will W-ge neraUy relinquihedf-free--of
fh rgej and with liberal harter and
Aubscription on the part of the Slate of
" une half or l!ree fifiha of the amount of
Vlte stotk. there will bt bo difllculfy jn ob
taining tlr retnain'Ivr. .-iJi..
" This work addressea itself to the pat-
"" "j-onsge oTtlie Sfater "as lurmTns a part of
. the Central Rail Road," jrecommendrd
jity the Iuier-tki Improvement Convention
of IS;S, in kikh' every interest and al-
rrjj5t every distjict of the .State wjs 1 ep-
rseuted. It oreopies $0 miles, of the
, t ourse.of the central ra t. and U wo tcftrre
more titan four or fie miles distant from
; - the'' sery ground. over whlc the Slate,
' ; influeocet by the" iews of the (Jonveution,
jirecte d a survey to.be made. . t
, This work, aWnrogh first in importance
to the agricultural and commercial Infer-
tat of -the State, has been hitherto neg
lected and iodeetl lt aiglit u(. nwwg
rhietly l the large expenditure involved
in the prosecution of the whole arheme at
una, s proposed by the Convention,
f.-o- which no income 'fould be expected
until the anion of all the parts was effect
ed, an ! the emire work .completed." Re-e't'l-"'
,n j,tVaa re;omnnJIy
O 'OventiW, it. presented an isolated
liae. witlmut any 001 let, either north or
ih. for the travel, thus jrieinr very just
rr.u-ds to doubt in prolVtablenes. V
b.lUved lott, that Ihf rat length of
the f ttioii. between the primalite region
and the seaboard, pasting over lijjhLsi.il,
and furnishing utile for trsnsrwrtatinn,
J. b,.., upon the retnaiiider of ibe
1 mad. and detract from in profits. The
jwcean. wnoinjiuar in rcmu ma jhu-
ducts of ihe Indira and of the sea. to up
ply the accumulating wants of the dense
population aon to spring up and crowd
the prolific suurcea of litis great iinprme
ment. The last objection to be met, is
the psage of tlie mountain; in relation
to which and in refnence to the improve
ment proposed by the Convention, it has
been said, Jhat "after the plan and man
ner of crosfing the Blue Ridge is deiided
on, Ihe rest i easy." Although these
points could be readily determined, I
wou)d propose to meet the difficulty, es
pecially as it w ill detract nothinjr from the
merits of the scheme, by terminating the
work fur Ihe present in the thousand beds
of Iron thaf lay-wattefedall along the
rastrrn id one. of tlie mountains, and in all
; probability ere the werk reaches Mie Blue
Ridge, Tennessee in seeking sn outlet for
the travel by the llrwaste Rail Road, will
have scaled the mountains.
arising irom uiviiienus, i nave no uaia up
on which to baseany thing like an esti
rnate, but I suppose no doubt can be en
tertained of its productiveness. The trav
el will, doubtless, be great, and the addi
tional i ducement for work, and the great
demand for those minerals with which the
mountains sre filled, g ven by facilities ol
railway communication, will cause a great
increase of population and tonage of all
descriptions. And there sre said to exist
valuable and extensive sesms of coal, the
transportation af which, would form a
considerable item of tonage. The con
veyance of cattle and all kinds of agricul
tural products, and the carriage of raw
materials forjhe jnajno. factories, which wil
spring up on the tine, groceries and vari
ous other articles, will be great and bring
.17-.: 1 . .1- 1. . .. I 1
in a considerable revenue.
Admitting thereforer that we have met
the objections urged against, arid establish
ed the im portsnre of the schenfe recom
mended by the Convention, the practica
bility and utility, of the rail way under con
sideration follows as an uxiuin. And on
the other hand, all the arguments we.
Wilmington, seem also to prove the prac
licabilily of the whole line, and inspire
confidence in its success.
The Wilmington Si Raleigh Rail Road
I have always considered as the: basis up
on which the Internal Improvement
scheme of the Raleigh Convention may
be most conveniently carried out, and so
expressed myself in my first report on this
road, which js now completed and bids
fair lo be as profitable stock as any in the
country. : Kighiy-foer miles of this Rail
Road will form the first link in the great
State wotk, Csoolten referred to in this re-
fiort.) the successful operation of which
ays a sure foundation for the' construction
of the (ink to Raleigh, and thus we will
advance step by step to the final accom
idUhment of the work; and this branch,
besides leading the way to this acliiev
ment. will ark) greatly to the profits of the
Wilmington road, in which the State is so
largely interest' d.
Rut to remove all apprehensions as to
the success of the next link beyond Ral
righ, the work might pauselhere.and aj
tcm of turnpikes, humble as they may be
cum pared with Rait Rnads, might serve to
shew the necessity and advantages of its
further extension, 'and arrest the destruc
tive progress of emigration, to alarming
and threatening in its influence upon -the
future prospects of the State.
I am Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WALTER GWYJtfN.
CiW Enghutr.
Wilmin;tnn,N. C, April I lth, 1810.
. ' . NOTICE . :
TaWun and wis)Mf(e.4lbliui't
eouniT, nna negro man, ay in nam 01 J aeon, mio
says he telonRi to tJiyhOra Warrtn. or Lnund.
minty, Albama, Jarn ittbnai 35 yert of age. S
leel 0 ee J Inchrt b'gh, verr Black. I It awner
n rriartted 10 ions lori d pro property, pk
charges, and take bint away, or he will be dealt wiih
at the law dirrttt, in such Meet.
. Feb. the Wndt Wl.
- S. II SEDBKKRY, Jil-r.
v ' 10 if
:enix office. Elizabeth
CITY FO BALK. Th whole or on half
nl this lflia will be sold in a Gonn aia. To any
nne wishing In puerliate, th most liberal credit will
be in- Thi afoeanrftenit great inducement to
a nn nl practical butine't habat. 'The only reaio'i
which inducea the proprietor to dispose of all or half
of hi iniere.4. is IM by lodn g will rrlioe him
telf frnm the bv.lnest part nl the enneern and thus
be em-bled lo devot lilt stteatioa wore ta the edito
rial departmenj-
JAMKS G- McPHEETERS.
COH3USSI031 HEBCIIAITr
. PtttnlurgiVa.'
Cmttinnrs In liantact bntinett ea hi avnst liberal
aed prompt leraia, at rl aid ttnd. fraiaejly acew.
pie-l by llolrliy It JSaflMCter, HoliHigbrena M.,
her be wUI he ideated, at all times 10 tee his N.
Carolina blew1 1, Mid s licit, a SOUImuapt at tlitir
, Gen.t. F. Patterson, Prevalent of It. t G. ft. It
Gea. Jit, Owea, PretMrat of U- at W. It. ft.
.J ': J1 - ' " Alaa "' - i-i r -'.
Brawn, Sa iafcCw. who wJIrecUv afl prwduc (K
eected la thrta at Halrigh. and lorwara wnit despatch
ay nan nai yj retsrsburg.
job pmNTixn, v , v'
TO TUB PySZJO
rilEREAS, I beca rnrnd oa a vnl u
f f m. m-, HMed ky rmnwh Kwliaratoa, . r.
M Ik itM of KdisuBd Coi, lutl bsiaf it
beod and Ktoriljf foe raj rxrtoaal iwnt m lb
HCtt lern of lh coort of I'leai nd Qxarlee Seuion
la k held for ih cauaiy of Jol.mioa. at lit Cort
Houm in ttmiihficlH, Ou lh fuunb Matdi; ia No
eaber (iaHantj Idea ad liter la take IL b'fit
Bflbe Art for in relief of intolrenl dcblori, ahca
id akrr. nek aa4 Tr an intarCHed, mj at
Mail and object If lltej tkiak sropcr.
HKNHY C. EVNIS.
Sibitlifield, N'oTttnber T, ISW. j im
LEASBUItO ACADEMY,
The eierctMi ef (lata (xhool will lne, t aul,
oa n IJlk Ucctnber, Ul b rcauoicd oil tk I5lh of
Jaaaary aciC
In aHdnina fa Ike ataul Hudfea af ihe Grammtr
School iu the Kngliah and claaairal departanentt, op-
gortaniliei of iiiatroclina in Algebra, Gromrli),
lanrtinf, lthctw, Moral I'hilotnphjr and I lie
French langaare, are aR'orded to aunli at ilrtir il
licalinuliiia and oni)MilMa form imporUuil iiemi
ia tlia ctrrcitei of lli Mhaol.
A rrjular b midiiij bnuae oa an etmi pUo,
under atrial rolea ol order, cnnluiutile ajjail-
menU lor tiadenU, and remnt fi oiu the occasional
buttle ol lbeillaj;ei hat been recently rpared ou
S lot a joining lb nbaeriber, and ia aubjc( at lar
a aeceaiarj to Ilia aupei viaion. Hoard ma alto b
firoeiircd in teteial ietieeitble faniliet in lb til
age, and in Ihe neiiilibnihood at a reduced prkc
Lratburg it a Mall tillage ol only lea or twelx
familict, acallered oter aftace of nearly hall a mile
in extent, and. generally aflnrding the ailraaiage of
retiremriit and iuirtude. It ia allotted on lh reg
ular tltge rojtr leading from Henderson to Dantille,
and compriari at many adtantaget in point of beallb,
order and morality at any tillage wiib which lb
tukteribet it acquainted.
Concerning the tubacriber'l qnalifietlion, refer
ence may be had to any of the travelling or nation
eil miniiirri of North Carolina Cinfernee,.to the
faeoltr, and m: ny ol Ihe giailualet and tludcnti of
Randolph Macon, and Chapel Hill.
Tta'ti Tuition, in advance.
Forelemeniary Knglith branchet, 0 er tettion.
" Ancieiit Languagra, Mathemaiict, ke. $15 do.
Ooanl, including bedding, washing and luel, $40
per tettion, half in advance.
October 30th, 1840. 45 Cw".
The Stauitard, Newbera Spectator, and Dan
tille Iteportir, will give four inieiiioht lolheabote,
and forward their aecountt to the Kdiior ol th Siar
tor collection. L. L.
DENTAL SURERfllr. writTsroTT ret
preifully informt the pnlilic, that he htt iclnrn
ed to Rtleigh. tnd may be found at the Eagle lloiel
Nntembrr SI, IS 10. is
KIILLIi:itVNAITUAOIAUI!0
Maa. MAItTHA ANN KAMSAY reapectliilly
informt Ui Ladies of Raleigh, and the public
ffrneialy, that the hat commenced the above bu
a i nets in Ul store formerly occupied by llazelett
Kyle, dec. 8hs has received froifl" the North, a
handsome atiortment of the latest style of Leg-,
horn, Straw and Silk BONNETS; Splendid Silk
and Ribbons; beautiful Merino Cloths fur Cloakt)
Gloveai Handkerchiefs, &c.
AUoa lull trpply of materials for making and
trimming Donneti and Drestes. Mrt. R. hat
made arrangements to receive quarterly from the
North tlie latest fathiuna of Dreate. Bonnets, ke.
f rom her long experience in the abore business,
the feels confident of givina; genrral tatiafaction;
the retpectfully solicits a thare of public patron
age. Her prices will be auitable to the times.
Raleigh, Oct. 30, 1S40- 45
iBIE LANDS.'
I thall offer lor tale at the Court Mouse ia this
The improvements are a comfortable frame haute.
good and eomlbrtabl houses, for negroes, togelbcr
with Corn Oib.&o. There I alio a valuable apple
it peach Orchard ol choice fruits.
f think I hazard little, when I say, this ia th
most valuable tract of land I know in thit county,
agreeable lo Ibe number of acres. A lurlher de
scription of it it deemed unnecessary, aa it is f re
sumed, none ho is not acquainted with the land
wi.uld purchase without first viewing lb premises,
which will be ihown by th overteer on th land, or
by myaell. The terms will b made known oa the
dy ef sale, which will be liberal.
Will also be told, at Ihe tarn lime and place, a
small tract ol land on Ihe Chapel Hill rnad, four
mili-t Irom this eity, say thirty, aeresr This land
would suit any person who is disposed lo supply him
self with wood. :-r
Also, the House and Lot 1 now lite in, there are
flva aomfortable rooms, smoke-house. Ice. This lot
contains one-third el aa aei. Terms made known
on the day nl sal. THUS. CJOUHS.
Raleigh, Nov. 0, 1(40. 45 tf
State of North Carolina.
If'ake Couniy.
-" I kerelvy give notice that t iotcmt to apply fo th
nest General Atsemkly to pass an act to etaaneipal
my man Hob, commonly called and known by the
name of Bob Nrwaom. W. HILL.
Raleigh, 5'h November, I SW. 45 St
Suite br Nortli Carolina
iitrlit County.
Court of Pleas snd Quarter Sessions Au
gust Term, 1840.
Bank of th State
vs. -Original attachpent.
Timothy T. Kittam. J
It appealing to thitenurt, tbat th defendant! are
inhabitants of another Stale; it il llirrefore ordered
that publication be made ia the Raleigh Star, lor aix
weeks, for the mid Timothy T. Kissam, i Co. le
make their appearance at the next term ol our said
court, or judgment pro eonfesso will be taken a-
gainst mem. uy order 01 in court,
J. S. TAYLUE, Clk.
, : 45 6
LAND AND NEGROES.": 7
WILL be told to llio highett biJder, on a credit
of twelve montl.t, on Thursday, th 19th November
heti, lh I.iiid an J Krgroes belongjnjto tbs et
tt wi rui. -
The lrc of land contains about five bundled
sere, of very superior quality, well Improved, lb
plpnlalion ia sufficient lo work six or eight hands in
advantage snd a large proportion being bottom or
freh land. The situation i very desirable, being
in the county of Granville, N. O. and near the Ra
leigh and Gaston Rail Road, in an egreeablo and
UealUiy neighborhood. Also, Il (he same lime and
place (on the premises.) will be told &re aery a.
luabl negroes, a young fellow of good character, a
very sprightly yellow girl, about fifteen jean old,
well ralcultted tor a bouse servant, and a woman
about iorty-flve year old. A U the indulgence ahall
be given te the purchaser compilable with a dis
charge of my dulV. 7 "
' BAML. DUTY, Exr.
October S8, 1840 43 -3w
State of North Carolina,
County of Frenllm.
Court ol Pleas and Quarter Sessions Sep
tember Term, 1840.
8muel W. Tumlain ;f ' " '
- - - vs.- " t Original ittachmeat levied
John Foster ' J on lend.
It appearing tn the aatiafaction of the Court, thit
the del'endent in this eaae is tint inhabitant ef
thin Statei it therefore onlered by the Court
tltaS publication be made tn Uie Raleigh Star for
sis; weeks, Uial nnleta he make hit ippearance at
Ihe next teem uf the Cattnie Court ef Pitas and
Q-iartrr 8eion, t be held fue the .County of
-ranklin,! the Covrt House in pHiiaburg.oa the
ecund Monday in tlecembernest, then and there
a replevy and plead lo issue, tbat judgment etnal
will be ei.lered up Against him, aed the land lev
ied condemned mhject lo plaintiff' recovery. r
Ae ; ' . 8. PATTERSON, C C c's
" ' ' . .. : 6.
"' " - "' ftri adv. fJ,60. .
eity, on 8alurdty (he I4ih Notrmbet. at Auction, 1
ft" ' T 11, .rVdnu ta'.ataata l,awka. -. A XX. I a S : 1. I
I '" wa turn ntBT, vtawuvc nnu a BSinUl VITCll
NEtTFAa St TXTI PODS,
OZaXVCB 4c SMITH,
f
sarats-r Tailos.
FoyttteriUt Slrtti, RaUgk
We havjt juat reee'iTed. and have now opened
our usual supply af floods vliich tmbracra er.
ery tliingj new desirable or fathiombK These
Coadthave been aeleded by Ala. (Jurat in per. i
ton, and can be pontidently -ccommended to our j
friend ami customer?. Mi-tuber of tlie l-egis!- '
ture, and Slrengrit eisiting the Ci'y. during the
Sestion, would rind it grraily. lo their aU''tge
to give 11 a caH, a we are dbteimineil lo tell bar.
gaiit. Our tlock compr xet every thing that ia
usually kept on hand in siioh f.ttaif.lixhmeiTls, of
which the fallowing it a pari
CI.O I IIS.
Sup. Wool Dyed lllack
ijp tin lilue, .
' . Invisible Green,
Rifle du
Mpani.h Fly do
London 11 row i,
Olive, and Dahlia.
CASSlMERKS.
Wool Dyed lllack, Diamoml Heaver,
do do do , Blue and Plain, suitable
fur Pelto and Over coats, burtuutt or 1'rocLs.
Sup. Wool Dyed lllack,
do do Buckskin, -Mixed
Doe Skin,
Steel Mixed, '
Suffolk do
Log Cabin
l'rinc Albert,
Queen Victoria,
Drab Mixed,
" Brown,
Washington mixed,
Buff and Plain Drab.
VESTINUS.
Pup. Plain Black Velvet,
do Miletkin do
Blue and Brown I'luah,
Jlrocade,
:'N:-caRer wHiiir :- K-
Dark Brown do
T.reen do
Figurd and Plain Salins,
Black and Brown;
Together with an assortment of ready made
Clothing and - Fancy Articles, Suspenders,
Stocks, (Light and Black,) French Kid Gloves,
Pocket Itandk'fa. Black bilk and Figured Cra
vats, Scarfs Shirt Collars and Bosoms, and
ifiany other thinct too tedious 10 enumerate.
We have in our employ the beat of Northern
workmen, and will warraut every thing we manu
facture not to be turpt-sed in the United Slates,
eit'jer in style, fit or quality. We tender our thank
to a gtnerout public for lh vtry liberal patronage
we bat heretofore receded, and hope by attention
to merit a continuance.
OLIVE It Sc. SMITH.
P. 8. We htve jutt received a Plata of Ftbbiont
fronrthe Prtteof London: A(6, the latrat N.
Yoik and Philadelphia Fathiona.
O. 8.
Oct .21, T840. 43 tf
FOB SALE,
That pleasant situation, 4 miles
frnm Raleigh, on the Chanel Hill
road well kaown at the Streeter
place. It contains about 140 tcret,
95 or 40 ol which sre cleared and in
cultivation, the balance ia woolly.
T here , is. a amal I . wtik4 of jtctk
wii,,wiicn uay umaapcsi uveninei anil ine peo
ple get lo work agair.) pay what il asked for' the
place. It it deemed useless lo mention all the ad
vantages ol the situation, the fine range for cattle,
tc. as whoever wishes lo purchase will look at Ihe
premeaia.
J.T.C. WIATT.
th June, ISW. to if. ,
egistertf.
VOTICE TO ltlERIBEIIS OF THE
i approaching General Assembly.
The Subscriber wnuld reipeclfull inlnrm Memb' rs
eleel 1,0 the Legislature, that he ia prepared lo ac
commodate comfortably with board and lodging, from
SO to 40 ol their body. Having rented teu rooms in
the capacious brick building nf Sir. B. B. Ssith,
('where the test Session nl lh Legislature was held,'
it will be in his power to lurnith elegible rooms to
those who apply early. Address
D MURRAY".
City Hotel, Jlaleigh.
Sept. 85, 1840. 39-lf
Slate of North Carolina.
v.,;sO Asyn.Lit-CQUNTyr,- n;v.v.:.,,r ;
Superior Court of Law and Equity
Spring Ter.n, A. D. 1840.
Sarah Warj -
vs. V Petition for Divorce tee.
' Henry F. Ware. 3
Thit cause coming on In be heard, and it appear
ing to the tvl ill act ion of the Court, that proper
ttepl had been taken to notify the defendant, Hen
ry, of the petition of plaintiff Sarabt Suhpanai
and aliai Subpmast i'tuing and returned "not
touad.'' Proclamation wat made by Ihe Sheriff at
the door of the Court House, lor the delendsnt,
Henry, to appear snd answer at commanded by the
Subpwna The defendant failing to appear, it is or
dered that publication be given in the Raleigh Re
gister and the Raleigh Slat lor three months, ef the
samet nd that at the neit term of thit' Court, ap
plication wiU be made that the petition ol plaintiff,
Sarah, be heard ei parte. "
Witness, Thomas H. Willie, Clerk of nur laid
Court at oltee, in Oxford, this SOih r!y of .May, A.
D. IS40. THUS. II. WILUK, C. S. C.
- Way SO, i-,;-v.r:----.-i;-.- too.---V
: A-v.17. .
""' ' -;; Carterot'Ppttty:'"
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sep
tember Term,. 1840.
William Jonei )
vs. . f-Original attachment levied Ice.
Da. id W. Borden. 3
It appearing to the Conrt, that the defendant, Da
vid W. BnrdeD, reside, wtihnut ill 1imi, nl this
Stale, it is ordered that notice be given by public
advertisement in the (Itleigh Survfor lis weeks,
that Ihe said David W. Borden appear belore lh
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to he held tor
the Ceuntv of Carteret, at Ibe Court House in Beau-
lort, oa the third Monday af December mat, and
le replevy and plead lo issue, nr judgment final will i
b entered up against him on thi attachment. '
Wknett. DstiiI Hmlry,Clcik of our laid Conrt
at Beaufort, the third Moudav of September, A. D. i
1840. D. RUMLEY.C. C. '
Price adv. $S 02. 4fi Cw
NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE
Valuable works on Farming. Gardening, Botqny,
Cattle, Orchard and Ihe drape Viua, ke. Ac.
The complete Farmer, American Gardner, Flo
rid Guide, The Green House. BrHigeman's Gar
dener's AtattUnt. Loudon's Eneycloidia af Gar
dening, Art of Winemiking, Memoirs ol lb Pen
lylvania Agricultural Society, Treaties on Cattle,
their breed, management, Ac. Farmer' Own Book,
Mowbry ea Pouttry, History of Ibe tlaear, New A
merican Orchanlist, Orofowniel Tree. Farmers'
Regitter. eemplete aa far as published. Mason'
Farrier impraved. London' Enrvrlocedi ol Aeri.
cuhure; together with a aplendid collection ef
Beeoke la every departmeol .' Literature, For ",
Nl at reduced priree Ky -.,..v . V' 1
; . . 'J t'RXEB & HUGHES. , ,
r . J ' ;. - , u , -
' N. B. Bok-Binding done wild hritnrri sn
deejiitrh, stthe N.C L'o..k S?tpre,
1 tliall nraeeed In aett. acaeriling to law. at rhe Caart llnuta in I jwreeeetille, Mn);nineiy Cawatr
MoNb). lite aateatb day ol December, laiu, il .bring lh Im Monday. ia said memth, ib lull-win. nw
of Unil. or to much iherevf at will satisfy ibe lura, aotl aad (bargei ltreoa for the J ran I W a7
anlt prevwHitly BaiaV '. ' .
fcraraia names.
,1
No of Acre.
A lira '
Allen Elizabeth
llipwa 4mes
ltt;sworlli Johu
lti-oa Lewis
lliiilnu n William
Itnlina Tyiil
Huntivl '1 11 us
llledu f;rorfe feIMr)
lilrilsiie Thomas 'estate)
Conk Wittiaia "
t: .lev David
( l.i.in.lui V II (estate
(Jaiull John jr
Crowel lienrae jr
Crnwel Daviil jr
Callaway J lsac (htir-
Caraplie'll Jolm
Craoiod Kickard
Dunn llartholoniew
Dumas I htm A
Dumat Amos
Debubk Jotiah
Do do
K.u.ly Alfred
Fowler Klilabelh
Forrest Join
Gillis Malcomb
(ordon Sterling
f Gilbert John jr
Harris Arthur
Harris llowel fvUrJ
Molt John
llinson James
Hins.m (inodtt in
hone) cut Grt II
Hone) cut It (i
lloneteut Lewis
Hartsel Jscob
Hudson Itnbt
Heiby Stephen
IlillJ.lin It
Juunlan Walter A
J arret WilLitra , . .
tfiaei Ertiabetfi"" -'A '
Kirker Adam "
King Cummings
Kerr David
Little George
Light John
Light Motet
Lipe tleniy
Loader William
Lilly F.Jmund W
Monroe Malaomb
Monroe Duncan
Moore John
Maik John
MeKae John
Mill. John
Mcltae Duncan
Manuel Hritlain
Mann Sarol. Jr.
Mann Jnsrnh
Mitchell Maihias
Morris Elias
McQueen John -Morgan
K F
Morris Rubin
Alarberry John
Oliver Win B
I'ullam Silas
Pitman Atee
Page Frederik
Paiker (towel V
Kendleroan J M
Kobinann Chat M ,
Rowland Mary
It ice Thomas
SO
rsi
ItVI
150
IH)
l'S
so
.V.J
wi
50"
INI
T2
IM
117
lll
-il
.11)
SS
100
so
50
llaj
.TJ
SHU
LV
ISO
300
850
lOO
1 00
too
175
200
131
855
'ill
son
100
900
S5-5, .
J5(
son
150
ins
67 J
lot)
100
350
1(100
313
370
370
50
35
417
119
54
146
Id ;
54
100
100
S'S
lOJ
100 .
yoo
2i6
7S
SIO.
iKX)
175
511
'JOI
50t
2VJ
Htone Sand 8
rWjW WbbMixJt i , ' f- a Mty-
Shinn Jamet Mkto
341
92
100
75
50
65
ISO
100
44
Si
270
195
tfOO
3A.1
50
100
185
33J
125
Sell Johif
Sirls William
Saunders Jimes
Thompson John
Thompson Washington
Teeter Ceo H
Tucker Joseph
Talbot Leonard
Vickert Judy
White Thomas
Wade William
Ward Henry II
Williami Thosjr
Wooly Wm T
Whitley John
Williams Thos
Whitley Uwit Tieiri;
Wright Kliss
Wright Joshua D
Montgomery Counly, N. C. 2Cth October, 1840.
I -Price
fi. C. ALMANAC 1811.
Turner k Hughes' North Carolina Almanack,' for
IS-sl, lui-Uay publMhwt anrl toe .tate at ther - -North
Citolina Book Store.
Oct Hi.h.
Harpers Family Library No. 100.
Two Ycart betoie ihe Matt.
A Personal Narrative ol Lite at tea.
Filk'l Travel. &
1 his day received by
TURNER tt HUGHES.
iwiis.1sT"iJATrir""-"'"'
It prepared to accommodate, with Board, from
ta ia aw .vicmtMrt 01 the approaching legitlaiurc.
la addition in the roumt in her huusr, the haaaia
of eight rooms newly built, near her bouse, sn
FavMievlllc street.
Raleigh, Oct. SS 43-St -
The Aincricuu Afiuinac, and lie-
pruilor; ol nselul Knowleilge, lor 1841, This day
received at the North Carolina Book Store.
October SS 43
The Cnltlvator'a) Alniuac and Ca
binet, of Agricultural Knowledge, ' f r 11(41, This
day rectst).. by .U.XgUt Jk UWMT&rr-
... Oetuver.38 -TZ-'jZ,
- notice :
IS hereby given, that application will be made to
lli net! Set.ion uf the (ieneral Attembly, to be
held ia Raleigh, na lbe' third Monday ot' Novem
ber nest, lor the passage of a private law, relative to
ihe regulation of th fidieriet oa the Ca.hi Riven
so as to ameod Ihe law, new ia fin ce, prohibiting
the hauling ol seines on laid liver, between Satur
day, 12 O'clock, and Monday, lit o'clockt and autho.
rising the hauling ol seines at all timet, without hin
drance, tjkcept tlurnig ike night timet (is. betweea
unset and sunrise-
WM BRYANT, "
... IIKN'UV U WILLIAMS,
ALFRFD W. M JOKE.
Hertford Connty, October 28 :. 4J-tf
ONE CENT.UEWAIID,
RAXAWAV from the Subset (tier, nu the 3rd in
stant, an apprentice bey, about 18 ytarsuld, thick let,
but not very high ol hit age full lee, large light
blue eyes, aud black hair, had in, when he trctt
away, aat and brectheiof Kentucky blue, and light
Marseille, vest, and stilch down shoes bnttoms
overed with tack. Alt persons Ire hereby forbid
harboring laid apprrniiret and it any iwrson will de
liver- ad apprentice lo me In Oifurd, (iranville Co.,
n. m., lie sniii recci.e the (.boss reward, tut
chargra The name f the alif boy it V I LLI A
HENUIUSON BKINKLEV.
' : J. ORSCORX.
Otfotd, October 88, 180 31 pd. . 4J,
NOTICE. :
ha MemUers eleel fur the eotuing lgiatalore,
are reieiiully informed that we shall 1 prepared
to accommodate 40 or 50 enllemea with lfrd
Snd lodging. Being grateful lof past favor, Wi
promiaa that nothing shall be wanted on our part
lo render comfort lo I hose who cbooaa le favor u
ilb their custom ' .
AXN Pt'l.tlAM & SISTER
nclohne2t, 1810 . - -4J 3w
rrtlliiM tf I JMtrft.
t.our F uk Itiaurb
U nite Creek ir'
Pnlt-e Kivee J '
'ir4ory Branch
Kbit Itnvk Hianrh .
I.illle Hear Cie k ' .
;lover Faek - I
Mountain Cirek . "J
RWges Crrrk
Du dn Ti
Dai k Crk
II ig Long Cloek . ,
B.g C'.rk ' '
Hamsrv a Branch ' '
Lirk Crei k I
Du :
Mountain Creek I
i.itll iver
S)M;ycei . Ciri k .. . ...
iKsnn Creek
Clark! Creek
Da tin
I Mile Creek ?
Nancy 1'brocraorton IraM j I
Si ill Wait r - j
llameri Creek j
Dnuhle lliaiuhel t
Clark sCretS I
Oder Branch
I.kk Itrancb '
Dry Creek j
Ijtll II iter 1
Big Long Crrrk
Head, Jacobs. Creek
Uule Creek 1
Hock Hole Creek ,
. Lland Ct etk
Do do
Cucumber ' j
Barnes Creek
On the Ridge '
l-niis- Creek !
Short Fork of It Creek 1
Cla-rEsfe'et:,
Bear Creek
Little Uiver
Camp Branch
Do do
Gilberta Cretk
Rocky, Rivee
Bear Creek
Do do !
Mountain creek
Drowning creek
Do do
Clark! ereek
Town creek
Clark creek .
Richland creek
Town lots in Lawrcnecvill
Bear ereek
Long ereek
Little long creek
Bear ereek
Short Inrk nf R Creek
.. Mountain Creek - .
' L'bari rivee
Uocky ereek
Mountain creek .
Pedee river
Dry reek '
- Dysoa wreck r
. Stony run ..
ling creek
Uocky river
Pedee rivr
Bear ereek
Clover Fork
Mountain cretk
Kocky river
Hear creek
Grassy ford
While oak branch
Clai kt ereek
Do . do
Rocky river '
Carl tail
Lick Branch
Thickrty ereek
Hamen ereek
Clarkt creek
llameri aretk
Do do
Little long cretk
Claiki ereek
Still water ....
Little river
Do da
41 It
7 ;
EBEN IlEARNE.SI.naT.
le.
adv. f SJ.
OBANDLODUE OFN. CABOLl.ti.
1
j
I
i
j
, THE Officers snJ Members of lb "tni
ordinate Lodges in thi Slate, are hereby hi(e
that the next Annual Communication ef lbs Gnat
Ledgn of North Carolina, will be held at Ms"
Hall, in the city of Kileigh, on Mondiy afitae
December 7th, l 8 o'clock. , i r
Delegate from the Lodges ate renpeclMlj
qoetted lo be -punctual in ibeir atletuliinet St
sitting of the Grand Lodge, sod visiting bretn
are mpactfuUy invited to attend daring saii Cav
muniraiion. By order.
Ualriih. Nor. 2. 1840.
44-
Register Snd Standard 4 weeks.
J
Family Grocery and ProTlsl
Store. .. ' ' '
The Subscriber, hare juat deceived
Charleaton antt New York, their Fall nd 1"fh?
supply of W1NE8, LIQUORS. c b
will he found erj.isl lo any in the Biatu '
Kt uf article, see handbill; JtiK Deoe
Tumbler, loaned to, Members ol the
durinr the Hexsion. " '
LAWRENCE & CHRISTOPHlt
Raleigh. Nov. 3d. 1840. r , , '
BOARD FOIt MEWBEBS-rr
The Subscriber is prepared te CC0"1",
6 or 8 Members or the Legislature with It-
A.' J. LAWREf tfc
Raleigh. Nov. 3d, 1840. JJ!L
When our Country wu in danger, be (outf
in vain! . . , ,
Chme, aroutt brother Tip let us try
Appropriate nppeeanoe Medals, (wl.'b:jJ,
any occaainn or plaee,) with liken of " .
William H.'IIarrion, Log Cabin, sad. Pf..
Hill Monument, &c. Ae.' Fir "le by ' '
- TURNER k llUGUl
an
W
.
"
':: A TUTOR.
a . m . . !.!!!. ar
a centlematl ol rea raapeciamu..-. ,
bad long aiperience (n teachiiiK th U "1
Modem language. Matfaematiea. ,ev v
siioa a utor ia a family, tor
like charged a school. Addrea X. X.
North Carolina. ' " ..lif' '
Oct 38. 180. tt.f- i '
rtlrmoirs trttrrs f f,"0?0'
nalibran.'tiy th Ceanteee le NetUi.
-, Just lrt.b.Hdied d Int sale be .-.'