ii " ' ' ' . v "' ' . , . , -- - - , " " , - m
j. lkmaV,
PttOrHlKTOR.
DtTOtl AND
TEBIVXS.
,.-'' Sr.cmrTio, thre duller par-eunuea lull
ia atvantc.
Pertont retiilinf without til S' at will be re
ej ird la pay Ibe WHiataaii.ti.il ol Ibe jear't ilU
teriptioa a'advance.
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
Fur every eiiuare (not exceeding It line (hit site
typt firtt iwtrrtloi, eae-d-tllart each ubtqaent-
aurilon, twewty-fiv ccwtt.
. Tit aJreriitemenl of Clerk end Sheriff will
TIIOXIAS
Ibe charged 2i per cent. (ii;liernd a rirt'neiion ol
JlJ par cejtt. will made from the regular ri-
e ior ailte.litei hj the jer.
"'L-itr to the BJitors most be poit-psirf.
I THH EDICAIIO r THE
JILl.l. rUbikhnH nt lu been rtmoi
iliotl( tiitcMHi mid elrxant edifice Lnon
Mount Whiii(lun titrate, at Suuk llotlun, al it
iin rra ') I'T tlie reception and intlruclMm ol iun((
t.Uad pertoul ol ciibef ea froia any jiarl vl "llit touu
ry. I'he ulnbrily ol the location, llie heilitiea Tor ea
ii'biiigt'4 tlia extent ol itl edifice, which nfieri
aeiiaraie ronrat lor the pupil, itnake tliir ettabliih
jnirnl a Ijetiiahlo rewtlenea tor lho young blind
Vyoni alio dnire aupeiior Maoniodatiaiii.
'Cyl'lie courae of inatrucliun eomprehfiuli reailinf;,
writing, arithmetic, algebi a.anri oiiitrTgeof-rahy,
liinorv, natural ml moi-al philoaophy ita. bit , be
kitei the thecn y and practice id maaic. Thoae
wbt detitc it may acquire a knowledge ot the au
eirnl and molern languagei. - L
A iharouKh aaxl acieniuie knowledge ofntotie, and
AptnilunUiei Ol practice apnn the puuolorle ai.J or
gan, are given to all, betidei wliH.h tit pupil may
arlrnt any iiKtrume'nt which he iliei In learn
I'artieutar t tuition i given to pliytieul education
I'Kixaj Uoard and luishm, with the ute of book
ndmuiful initiumrnit, Iroin $15010 fiOO ptraif
auta. For Ihote who with to tui!y llie language,
.10 lime the uie of a piano-forte in (heir chamber,
or to receivt extra nmueal inilniclihm, 2(iO. 'I'he
-4 doee will cover aU ibe ertttuary expeatea ol the pa'
pi!-
Kxtra aeeotDmodatioa charged in reiton.ble pro
poitioii. The motl raenrable age (or io'.tracliou It between
the Kh and I4th)ear.
The Inllowmg gentlemen, art connected with the
ilirarti'-a vl the lntiHution anil may be reft-i red to:
Peter C. Hrookt, Thomai H, Peikint, Peter K. L)ul
tn, Rdward Hiookt, Samuel A Klliot, John 0.
Fuller, Thorn t. Cai-y. John lloniam, Jamri K.
Mill, lloliwt Kunloul, Samuel Loud, Samuel May,
Ojiii.l'Kodwin, Horace Mann, Kobeit C W inthmp.
r'or ptrtieular inloimatioo addret the Dircetor,
Dr. S. G. Howe, Uouon, to whoui all tpplicalioat
thould be made.
.V. It No portont wilt be received while under
im-ilieal trcatuteut fur the rtcovery ul'tiht.
July 3. i7 3-m.
HEW PIANOS FOK OLD OI ES.
1AM willing to take tecnnd-Mud Puoot in ex
change for uew onet and allow whatever judge of
the article may eomider them -worth) my object i nt
t nwka money on the reeond-hand Piano, and
would therefore either take them at iheir valuation,
tr tell tliem lo the bett advantage lor their owner.
. I have now nn hand a beauiiiul orlment of u
perior Piano-Korte, varying in nice from 27J to
jkw. ;
Thne who 'avor me with Iheir order thall be
pleated cr ao pJ ahall be required. '
BP. NASH. -
o. 12 Rook and Piano Seller, PetaeabitrcVa.
The American Ainianftc, and llr-
pntitary ol iiiul Knowleogr, lor ai, ; tni uajr
kii.ct. of Agricultural Kuowledee. for IS4t, ' Thi
day recived, by , TUUNKIt k I1UGHFS.
t)ct..ber.gS , - - - -- - 43
Finjr'Cettf. Ilejvnrd, ,
"1 1 AXAVV AY from the tubieriber, Henry Minn,
lit colored buy who wat bound to him bv the
County Court of W ake. He I a mulalta, nearly 80
year of age, and a .tout, .trong young fellow, 1 for-
warn all per ton iron uarooimg or gnipijin ami
tnd will eive thv above lewtrd for hit delivery to
UtllJlkC. iTV.VU
Wakeeooaty, Nov. 84, 140. 46 6.
TilE FAli-SF.SSiOST "of IKiiAiadt'iTVMft'aTolie
on the 13th of neit month, and the next .et.ion
willoniineae on the tSlh January, 1S41 .
Thi hiMitutlon la divided into two depaitmenta
F.nglith and alat.ieal.' In each department the aouraa
of inttruetion it full and complete, tn the Kaglitb,
are laugh, in the Brat eia, Keadin;, Writing and
Arithmetia, at five dollar, peraettion ol five monthti
Atlrbnomy, he. , al eight dollar, per iletimn. la Hi
latict department is taught a full and complete
acilemial course ot Latin and flreei. Literature, tha
tn.tBin feetetwelva dollar and a hall per waaioit
In thit department, r.adcuti are prepared 4or any al
our Unlvertltiea. '.v-.! "
No dtj nudenta will he taken la either depart
mem; each .todent anterihfnhs Academy iaiH a
e.inidred bound for tlietoition fee, from the lime
be enter to tha cud of tha tetelon.' No deduc
tion will le made tor tne loaa 01 lima, except io
eata of aicknea. Every poaaible ears will be taken
to premnte ilia advancement in literalure, morality
ami vinue, ol each ttudanl placed ender oar care.
The subscriber ia prepared to acaommoJate eigh
teen or twenty etudent w ith boanl, and good out
room, for taven dolfara and a half per month, ex
cept rtndle and mrn8iitg. Good Imard can be
bad convenieDl W Hie-Aeadowy, at from aix U aix
and a half dollar per month. ,
1MNIK1V: VYV KEGR. Principal, i
-AIemit - Lr of Ulnalame
lullbrttO.'hy tbe ijbunteaa Da Merlin.
JuU uubitthed and for aale by v'
-u..:y.. ..j.-j. TTjRNErt it MVens.
PITTSBOlIOUCill ACADCMY.
The tiH-t.ig KttHin ol lhittna.it utlon will eoniineaee
an lUe 1UU of January. Tnaion a formerly) 3- ,.
. J M. LO"FJOT
ifegiMert week.' t , 49 6w. '
WAIUKEiTOX MALE ACADEMY-
. 'I'liTercite ol ll.ja InatHution will lie returned
an Vi.iUay thji 18th ol Jaouary aieaf. ' j.
TKU M3'of Tuition fir tha tetarao of Hve mnntHti
Uwer Kagli.h Uranche " $140
Higher do da including Mathemttici IS jOO
Ancient Bad MiMlern language tKJ 00
Itnard mar be bail in rrpetahle prrrat lainiIRt
at J per Bioatb. ItUBElt T A. CZtXU A M.
- --- -j ;"'- .. t I Hin'lim'
Warrenlnn. Dee. I t4t.
EX I'll ACT rtlOM Rl'LF.S.
S'.i.h-nt trora tlte count ly will not ba allowed to
joard at iiublit llmela. ,.
. .... ... -. I .
A Studml will be tivrmitien to vim tne uoicii,
ISttrra, or Shop rn the village, rseept on buatueu
and bt' lhnecial leave af the Prineiual.
No Siu.lenl who ia know t J na ! trretuiv tac
it,, or of immnral character, wdl be winered to eater
itUn SchonU nr. 11 f j.n. to be meorrigiid 'fA.dj
nwim, will be tdloaad, to reiuam.
Deo. . WK V',!: 1 -i- .; ,
Mr. I.F.MKSSUHIi:U retptlutly auMwaeet to
nublw tlwt tlte -reia. t ul bit tctMMil a .14 be re-
hb dd nn the tat -MiMiday in January wat, to Ihv
mm lately occaiurd at tna vmec ul tne ncacoo ano
tmi.ibot.
alia LB MESSUHrKK MUSIC SCIIUUL will
Ja?m be rcMinted at the nte liiue. t .
It.leixh, Daa 18. H40. ... . Vw.
a a w iiaTiiv u ra r IF ailt af i' lull IV a W
i I ditidmd ol tbrea per cm. I. o each bhtrw at
lne ;apHal Muck thit Bank, ha been h-ela.red by
1 1. IVetiileut and DwxeK.i) ilie.eol, payable at the
. mm. n lue nra Ianey ta jaowary ncii.ann n
eral llranehv aw.l Agfeneie, fl'trr" na . inrrrai.
. 1 1 if ... a-v
' , V. . ri .
rnc utiiuvaiori ahuuiihc uu .a-p
M XT . " . 'am
ixoKTM 'iouu-i-owenui
. IIIlLSnOUOUGIIACADEnilV
The BpHng Setaioa will begin a th stated
Moiuiay mJaauary.
W..J. BINRHAM.
ISO. A. BINGHAM.
F.i-glith Department fcoaducted by A. C.l IXD
SKY. - ,
Ih-crmbcr 10. l-4w.
L.OL1SBUUO AC A DEQUES.
The itutie of thru tchool will Iw returned on
the fint Cay ol Januaiy next, under the manage
ment of the tame iattruetor.
Uoard aiay b Itad with the preeeplrc, lor
young Ladiea, at 50 per Settiou, Tuition included,
except for Mutio. ahich i a epnrate rharge of S0
peraeaaioa, Male Jiluileni can have accommoda
tion ia aevtral retpretable lanulu' in the Village,
at cbarge ranging Ironi , -U) lb J,iO per Seiiion.
t. tlnlnmA I mf.m kUB ilnilJli 111.
Sttideoti. ai Uoardeti. ilut 4.rtenl jcarvand givan , Re.B'.,"meB f'U'isUyn, J-jVwima, (whftwara b
genpnT- iisfaction to all aim havetrtlcd Ibair UU';' ' " Aand. ol .Mr Nela
childea a I Ward, io him. ha iaaeu a large and , S,'"(t Uuofc Store of 1 umrr ii Hughe.,)
eommiMliou home, tontitting of .o.ne 15 or J ''" pitsattonloreHline may be made iu hit
room, tor the apecial accommodation of Border, ; , !""." , .....
ahoean have aeparate apartmema. U p.efcried. I Iter al.n to, Ret. Drury Lacy .le.gh. N.C.
Mr. Thoma., Mr, fuller, Mr. S Palt.r.nn, !Ion Kite, Albemarle Conmy. a. Pr.
nd other, are alto prepared with eoual aeeotumo-, re,,or '"".,"n - rUod, Kaudolpli Macon Col
tlaiioh for the Student, male tr1 female. Vr .
The orderly dt portmaut of the PupH. of theta! "ecember I, IS 10. W .
Sehnol for the la.t .everal year, combined with the 1 " .7 " -
bealihtwee. of the VHIage, and the fcnean good io-' glU tlU'S gCIIOOL HOOKS,
ciety ol lb place add it. vicinity, ju.l.fie. the expv-j For ale at the Nolh Carolina Bookr Stotc,
tat.on of a liberal .bar of patronage. eleh. by Turner and lluehe.'.-
Ry ril r.
1-Sw.
Pea It, 1(40. '
Kegider and Standard S interlior..
riSIVATC CLASSICAL IXSTBUC
TIOIV. The Subteriber being provided with auitabte e
eonimodalio.il ia a reureil location, propotet to teac
ae!aW HFTtES PUPILS, eight or ten f
wiiiint can be accommodated With board iubit own
latnil.v.
The f ! of inHrwelion will embtae only the tiu
diet preparatory 4a a Cnlltga cDacation. And iu
order that the attention ol tha inttrwatur tray not be
ditirarled by a malliplicityol engagement., the pu
pil admitted being ot the tame gratis, will be k.to
uiiMeit in ah im ttl mnat tn IStsm alttAua-
I lie clat. with wbicb tlte School will p pen n the vnnceu in uie aiuoy, laccompauieu dj a n.ej auu
FIRST M ON DAY OF J AXUAUY N K XT "" ock if de.ired .) '
will be expected ta begia I SmilU' Practical and Mental Arithmetic, an a
ViRI ROM oa CESAR'S COMMENTARIES, 1Am '''ch Mental Arthmelic i eonbined
wiibtbc atual adjunct .tudiet-Utia la.an.mar 'e- wh the uaof the late;containg a completa .yrtem
eilation.-Lktin I'roaody Mair'i Inlroduetion,' ete. Pfaet'cal purpoaer, being in dollara and centl.-
Uoard and Tuition lor the Scliolaitw ) ear of ten Stereotype edition, raviaed nd enlarged with ax
month oi a-haf pa) able in advance, (US- Uo erciaea lor the elate. To which t atld4- Pv
ductiont will be made in caic vl abteaea an ac- flcal Syalena wf Book Keeping. Dy lioavfcll CK
count tif protracted tkkoe.a. -" Smith. -
To pup.l. retid.ng in the Chy with their prcntt Key (0 jth lhe
e itmple fully wrought.
the wrnt e4 Ttwiou trr ae.iit, wdt U a bato I)ew Grammar oa tha Productive yW
The long vaeation will Uke place at tb. clote of ( f .ruction frcnll, adopted 1 In Ger
tRe teannd aa.oti. many and 8r.jlxeiUnd,) deaigned for iscliooU and
The claim of tin Gakaol tor patro-age, will em Academic -
. 7. .
braaaiat leat twa earWO ar.7r Jt WS.iWM-mkr:'M,"L, yt2Sriarj
Ktieigh, December 7tn, 1S4U.
5w-S0
N
0 1 1CB. Tba tubteriber ha commented the
1 ailormt Uuttne.. In thit City, abd retpecllul.
lr invite alt thote. Who with to have ol, I'anta-
(lHinsai.il , sata l anu wnic viivan nil ID Duurrp
...i. . : ii ti.. i '.i l:"
I j " . . .1 U-. jt- . .. j -
price', lor cutting! for hom'e.pun 50 centt-lor cloth m"'' 0,in 8m'h'a work, make progreM which -7J
aenit Pantaloon, from 80 to Si cent, and Ve.i, toniche thoae who have been accuatomed to the
tht tanie price lor raakiag Cloth coat, 5 for Sat- old tyttem ofcls book. The time might he
lineet, $3 for llometpaof i Making Pamtlooal, aaid of ttudentt In the other Jranche. Of thete
from ft ta f,t 21 Verta, the me price at nanta. I .peak confidently, having my knowledge from ex
loont. Hit bhopmty balound Wratwttba Kalehrh Y
jail. SAMt'EL NUUTUINGTUN. Per,enc, r p R MtnrlV
KaUiaJI)eaJ0VJ84a. S0-Jav4 -- - ,i? J . 9AIT!Itr,.
ULI)K1I)GK,'8 HALM OF COLUMBIA' FOR KrVm the Common School At.iiUnt, caitod JOrville
I HkillAlal, lta potitiveemaltlitt W-rrrf frv- - - ; "
lowt; v ' i I Taylor. -
lit For tnianl't keeping the head free from tcarf i New York, Feb. 30, 1810.
and aauting a luxuriant growth ol hair. Smith'i Geosrratihu, Improved. The ebovo
STTrvr i,ui iiiBr aiinw ufiw,
.kin to Ht natural .trenrth and firaai
, reatortng lhe
twwaa, awu pre-
renting the falling out of the hair.
' 3d-Vor any pSr.00 recovering from any debUity
the .ame effect ia produced. .
aMttwotatteytigoi? gowtvr'iamatT"
ed, it may ba- prcterved by attentiou to the Itlett
period ol hie.
5th-
It tree the nad Irom aanai in, ttrengtnen
the root, impart Health anc vigor to tna circulation
.-u prereni. me -air iiT.m cnantm, wj.or or xeiDg
'"dv-lt tauae. the hair to earl baautlfully'wben
Anttm In. Lb It ngi ktaht
H tadiet todet .hootd ever hw made without It:
7th Children who bare by any tneana contracted
vermin in the bead, are Immediately and perfectly
vwrviiininc.il ut ita hbv. ' ii muriiiuib, .
Far Sale at the drag atora af COM3 I'OCK k Co.
. o iri...i... x:. v..l .
AaJ by W. M. MASON tc Co. Balelgh,
I1AY UXIMENT. . .
. JVO FICTIO.y.-iTbii extraordinary ehtmital
eompo.ition, the retult of Science and the Invention
ol a eeleliraleo raeateai mao, tna miroauciK a oi
which to the pablte waa inverted with tha enleninity
of deaih-bad brajuew, bar.ioc gained a reputation
unparalleled, ruiiy eutuineu tne correatae.. el t ie
il. Itinanlei' Dr. Gridlev't latl confection, that "he.
ttarrd unr'ditrwftttotit fvTng,l porteritjf the bene-':
nt ol hit knntTleUe oo Un. tulijeel," aou netnere
lore bequeathed to bit triead and attendant, Solo
mon flat, the secret of hi discovery.
U- ia now o ted aa -liW tiaip4e'hmn4tala and the
private practice iavour country, firtt and moil cer
tainly for the cure of the PiU; and alto exleauvely
and encetually acta btflle credulity," uulc.a abera
it effect are wilnetted. '
For 8.le by WM. M. MASON k Co. Raleigh.
Dec. 16. 1840. . 50 14m
OXFORD FIMAL,K ACADJEnlV.
-Tha cxercitc of Ibia tchool will be retuowd en
Hth day of January next, l he li utlce. having plac
ed it eiiiireiy uader the aharge of the aubteriber, ao
pail. will be (pared by him to render it a valuable
and popular InauluUoB. New teacher have been
employed, and new In-lrument. will be pn cured,
lor ibe ute at the acheol. 'I'he eourte of ttudiet will
tacluda tbe oaelul and arnanteatal branthe. of a la
ithed education. Tbe general tupcrintendeuce and
direction ol the opeialtim of the eatablitlimeni, will
bexertited by tha tubtcribert lhe butinett of in
tlrnrting will be performed cbitfly by Mitt Nichalt
Iron Vermont, Mitt Jonet of S Carolina, aod Mitt
Walton Ironi'Virginia. Ol th tjualifleattont of the a
ladiet to ditcharg th dutiet that will be required of
then, the subscriber it abundantly talitfied, a well
from pertonal acquaintance, at tram oiher .sources.
Tha retidenee ot Ilia aubteriber will be contiguout
io lhe Academy t lhe teacher will be membtreof
hi liuoily tand lie w.ll be prepared, likeaitr'lo
board 1 euntideraMe number" of pupd."' The tchool
year will be ditnled into two aewmns nt Eve month
raah, . "1'hc pricaa oi baartV tnd luiltna by the ar.tion,
payable iu advance, will It t. lullow.i , Uoard $40
,7rfrtf .
Heading, Writing and Antluaeti
Ki.glith Giammar, Geography k Competition, 10 HO
AihBia, tjeometty, Aatund, Matal im lotci
leaiUal PhitftMdty, Chemittry, Botany,'
Mineralogy, Geology ,' Logi, Khctoita and
llatory..., ,. ... . .. , - - IS 0
L-tia, Greek and French, each . 10 OU
Mu.it rm the Piano Kvi te , ' 80 00
" nw rfce4itar-,tr---rr: - j 00
Oivabig and I'aH.ttng, each r 1
. . .. - Rl
10 00
OKXJ.'SUMXKK.
Xny. 2th,lM0. " ' . . 49 4w.-
Ilegmter, btandard. Biblical Recorder and E
d mon Gaxctte intert 4 aetki,ain'l lorward accoun t
to ub-.iTibcr, at UU'td. '
,.'.. .
in moral, in intellectual, and tn physical rtaotirces the land of but sires, and the
UALEIGII X, C WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, IS41.
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIS QQUNTV
1 hereby give notice that! ahall apply la the Lfg
hlature now in Settloa to pat an act to Kmanaipaie
my man Aoranam, commonly called and kaowa by
llie name ef Abraham Wetun. ,
WM. WILLIAMS.
Duplin. Dee. the 9di 180. 4l)-Sw.
RALEIGH ACADEMY.
f R- S1LS Bl(.rJ,OW rw.ellutly inlorm.thr
1 V 1 citizen of Itautiah tnd it vicinity, thai he will
open a School for the i.iMraetiua of young men, in the
iepaninei.it til Enfluli and Ulaiiieal tiluct
lion on theltt of Jahnary 1441, in the building which
ha been occupied the preteut y?ar, by Mr. Juhn Y.
link.
He i an experienced teacher, and leitimoai.lt at
io nil character, nualmeatma, and tuceett, fro
Smith' School Geogiaphr, on tha Productive
Syetem, New Edition revised and enlarged, ilitu
tralcd by thirty addilional cut, put up in uni
form large type, accompanied by an entire new Al
ia, containing eighteen very auperior Map, Ch.it
of the World, &c, fee. By Rotwell C. .Smith. u.
th ir of the Practical and Mental Arithmetic Pro
ductive Grammar, &c, dec. f
The- population in tha Book and Atlaa will be
altered to correspond with the Cenua of 1840, a
oon a officially -reported) and will be kept in every
reaped fully up with the timet.
S jiitU'a New Ariibtnetic,. on tha Productive
Syatem, 12 mo. full bound much larger than lb
Practical and Mental, deaignrd for, icholsr ad-
; . . i. . . . i . : i i r i
Nt'MKROl'S RECOMXE JSDATIONS
have used Smilh'a Grammar. Geosranhy -and
Aritbmeiic on th Productive Syttem, in my Acad-
ew, for ,D, hA ,hre ,eiJi .hick w eulnci&t proof
that I con.idrr them iiiperior td any wofk on th
. . . r . . . . 1 . l r
aubteeta of which they treat. Siodente in Gram
,itndra and popular work haajuat. appeared from
ncw pltle. the old one having been deatroyed by
fir- 1 h entire work baa been revtw. and we
I PL"nce 'l 'H
- F""" -.h-
atine; one of Lihetia; one of Mexico, &c, 'The Map
Chart ol the world i preaentea en an ensre new
pUn, and one which adds great value to tne work
,nd mOt b univer.ally admited. . Ia ol' letpect
tQ, w,,rk eqUal to an) Geography we lave, and
in iFer1 imP0'" Picular tuperiort. the otb-
ef .
f "Deci , lMtl,
j HORRID DEPRAVITY
i. . . . i . .... .
1 "" Counterfeiter, have jfcarly killed
aeveral nertont by Kllinatbem a tporpu and. lalae
The cenuino ia warranted perfectly liarmlet aad
tfleetual. Never buy the article anlet it baa tna
wrklen signatora of COM I OtJK, e CO. on lhe
Ipiendid wrapper. That firm are xolilv autiorixed
tn make aad tell the true article. - Original
I v , ' ' ' SOLOMDM HAYS,
p. The true Hat ' Liniment i waran.ted to
Proprietor.
ture p.le.and Ul.eum.ti.ra, in all e.e.,.o V tn
t... a. ,,i..r-)----- -,T7
4
riiirninwA sr""ii AiR"Ff"'"
Id WAtirt AM TF.IJ tlaid or " rellored.'tnd tha
bead kept free Iroru daodraff, h tha gaasua ULLM
UlUGrjTS BALM Or IJULUMUIA.' t
Remember the genuine at described bobw.
" Tbia it certified to by several Mayer' Mini.tert
of tbe Gi.tpel, British Con.ul, Phy.ic.tit, and a
great aumber of onr mott boaorable ailteat, to be
teen where it it told. . , . J
( daring fraud? 1
Thit article hat been imitated ky a niorion toua
terfailrr. Let it never be pnrehated o aaed anlatt
it have the name of L S. COMSl OCr lhe tigna
tur,oT COMSTOtikLlt CO. us. Jendid.. wtaa,
per. '' This is the only external test tM will secure
tbe pnblia from deception; i
K ecmttanl tupply of the above ralabla prepara
tion will be kept lor tale by I
-w.m. MkSOir kCO. .
1 ctow lm
IVOTICE.
The Subteriber in. Durta.ire of an lireemea
entered into with Mrs. Sarah Cooke,' widow oi
Henry II". Cooke, ilcetuM, wil on th 4th day of
January next, pn tne prewte itnomiy teaiw lor
one year to the InghrM ,biddef, that well knowa
lintel, eituate in the City, of Ktleigh directly wett
of tha CaiMli.l. fomerly Oecoyed at a Tavern by
Cot. Henry It. Cooke. Ud .ogelhee with all lb
oot-hootet connected thereWit, extent bneaecopred
by Jame. S. Stile.i a4':e'alwalawa1a-fiaa)
renting the tame, there wl be included in th
leata 'tie ate of several bS aad necettai-tr lurni-
Pure of Ibe stale, forandrrar. A an at in Mate
time aud nlace. 1 will let all the other Houaet
iOl and Ltd owned iu tha Ul id lUleigU by tb late
tjenry ii. fjouae, aeecatei. " ;
. . i u,i .
Tb Sobteriber havini qoalmed- a. epeeial A
miniairator upon tbe KtJte of , the aforwtaid Henry
H. Cooke, decerned, w a the Brst day of January
next, at B. It- Smilh'.tore offer for bire uatd the
I at day ot January; W IS4 J, aom very walttabl
Nermeat amen therwhere are teveral good houae
aervant. 8a id ren4 and hiring dl be apoa a
credit af twelve mowig. Bond with antroyed aa
euritiea will be retnid of the pertont leasing eattl
real ettal and biringhe Nvgroe -
7 J. II. COtKR.
nali4h,OeeembejSl,U4'J. H
paoci,AivrATioij".
Tiro nuxoitED
DQML.1RS RW.tni)
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STITB Alt' m.
iUKIH UAKUL.13IA.
BV JUS EXCELLENCY EDWARD B.DttLEY;
COyKUXOR,&C.
To at! re vhom thete prtienu Mull'comtCrttt
intr:
Ul HEHEAS it baa beribufneially reportxUo thil
Departme.il, that a$ the, l ull day ol Novera-
cr, inoj.one in atu t a LmbXTH, ol Uavalton coun
ty, in thit State, wat to beaten, bruited-aud niaimeij
that be died, ami whereat oneIIlN GOSS aland,
chaied "Klithe commiuion of tairi oVeilnnd.ahe e
a Lee ft hart oh, Muer Ki.rd, .flextutier iik
op, Jothua Deer and llabe II. Sieenwen preaent.
ijculibg'awf abetiMf and nraintammg-tlie;aa J.dio
liots in the perpclialiof aaid telonytaml wherea
aid oA'endert hare fled and aecreled Hiemaelvet from
tbe regular operation ol theAv and Jutiice:
' Now, tlieielore, to the end UibI tha taid John (Jott
nd hi accomplice in the murder, may be 'brought
tb trial, ! bate (bought proper to ntttellii my Pn-c
lamalioii, oircraig a reward gt Two Hundred Dollar
lor the apprchention of the laid John Gojt, and a
further reward ol Une Hundred Dollar each, lor one
r e i'bec ol h it aeoompitaet, to any peraww or peragnt
alio will appaehend or cautu to be pprtbei.drd,aiit
or all of the oitciwler and ftigitivtt aloietaid, anu
confine them, or either id them, in the Jail, or de
liver them. Or either of them, to the hherdTol la
tidion county in the State alorrtad. And I do,
moreover, aereby rrijuire all i.fficrrt, whether civil
or military, within tin Slate, to ute their bet exer
tion ta apprehend, or eaute tn be apprehended, tbe
(ujilivea and ofll-nderi aloretaid.
Given uner my hand a. Governor and
y L.
e idc uitii oeai ui lue oiaie ui .toil..
3 (!lat'.lirkH . Dlttiaw fat All l it t( Mtalaviirta
? Carolina
7vvsvr.v thi. the SUth clayot Uclolwr, A II lb0.
tUWAnU B. UUULEY.
By Command.
C. C. Uattlx, Prhat Secretary .
Detcriftian of the OJendcrt named in the altoxe fro
clamatien.
John Goto ittboul S3 year ol.lr 5 feet, 9 or 10
inchei high, dark complexion, dark curly hair, and
hat tome prck of gunpowder ia hi face (tout
made anil nnick of apeech.
Jje It hartin it about.SJ year year old, 5 leet I
or 9 inrhethigH, fair hair and complexion, hit for
leet broad and aide apart, large eyebrow., a down
took, voice fine, lw apoajen and i .loot made. .
.tbaer Hani i about 58 year old. and S leet 6
luetic, hic.li, ateop ahoulder, fair complexion, blue
cjet, toft apokea and grey. hearted.
jjnttua veer n aoout v yrart old, feel or
incliet high, laia; '''n. hlue eye., tuM-e made, thin
vitagr, quick tuken, hair data colored.
.Ilexundtr C. lihhop i. about 85 yean old, 'fair
and pale etroplected. undy colored hair, quick tpo
ken. 5 ttet or. Tpche Jiirbawfl Muitra-
aniliahunky Tntde, tad atieak in the ordinary
way whin pokn,lo. .
Oct. Io , 43lf
. T he Standard.Sali.bnry Watchman, Green
horeugl Patriot, bitelligeneer, Lexington, Ky., and
Bannet Nahville, Tenn., will iottri the above
weekfj until eonnlermaaded. .
-h
'I'lE SlIBSCRIBEIIoeing about to open
a Clntaical School in the county of Franklin,
abort midway between Louitburg and the Hhoceo
Sprhg. taket thi method of informing thote who
mi be diaposed to avail themtelvet of hit Srhool,
thai tha Fixerciaea will commune nn tha firm dav
atwit as wiHJitlJireporatofy to j.n; e( our Univar.
tiie.
The price of Tuition will bef is a Pration. no
nttinction being mnde between Engli.h and ciae
iieal Scholar, either in price or the attention paid
ithem. '
Board can be had on very reatonable term, in
highIv rMDecUlble fttmilielj
within a mile
ilia inbacriber tckea no betriler.
J. H.NOKWOOD.
Frtnklin.Dec. 24,1840. Cw 53
TIIOS. D. FLEWRY,
CAUINKT MAKEft.
Retpeelfully Wifromt, the public that he expect to
enntinue hi buiineat in Lnnitburg, Franklin county
X. C, thi year, that any per ton or peraou who
may with to purcbate Bureaux, 8iilebord, lied
tleadt, or any other ankle in hi. line ot butinett,
eta do to low, fo cath, or gocd Doles, oa the de
livery of the furniture.
Louisburg, Dec. 28, 1840. J2 6t
Pleasant Hill Female Seminary-.
The exereite. of thi. institution will conimenee on
Monday the llth of January next, under the superin
tendence and management of Mi. S. i. Gardner,
ot Virginia, wno hat acqaired great celebrity at a
teacher in Bruntwtek couoty, Virginia, where the
ha taught fur aeVcral year and come with tlrong
WiBU4oihSf aoefiCtea-and patronage of percsta
aad guaidians. . '
- TClTttN--Engith in all its variety $10 per
stsiiotT'of 1 'yt'o'nth.r-v'l,fJaKI''''$J per teationt
Mu.is on the Piano, $IS per settioai psinting and
drawmg;-TfeT sestion." ""
, bO AH l even dollars per month in the family
of tbe subteriber, or or with Mr, Joba Btatwell,
who lives in the immedisto vicinity.
PLEASANT HILL it in a high, healthy and a
greetbla part of the country, within one and a hall
miles of the Port Office at Bedford, or Fotler Sill's
Crott Itnadt. Every exertbo to pletta may he
confidently relied oa by thote who patronise this
school.'- ' JAME9 HARBISON."
Nath County, N. C. Dee. S3, 1840. v 4w
State of Mortis Carolina. : ,;
. Cumbertand Cou&iy. ' .
Court of l'leas, vnd .Quarter Septioiii,
"l)ecmber.Tertii, 1 8.0.
John "Baker, Jam Baker,' Parah Uker, Elisabelk
Ann Baker, Daniel Maker, John Baker Sen. John
McPhail and Mary bit wilo, Jaba Caddy kau.
and John Uaddy Jr. . . - " ,
Cetbrtoe Baker. Willi. H.ker, Arehlawld Baker.
-Mat Murphy, Jolia M'Laurio, jr. 4uarriiaa arf
lilew of MatO.a jaaa Murphy, ant) Daniel at
't V illiam Murpby , jS' r.
' V . Petilitn Partition mf Real Ettatt,
It ijipcaring Io th aatwlaatioa of th lMirt, that
Calhriu Uaker bud Williatn Uakel arc not Inhabi
tant of thit Slate. H it ordered by the Court that
publication ba atada at the Court Houtt door at
Fayettetrtle and alto ia tho htate CaSvtt tor tbe
apace of aix weaha, aotify ing tha said aon retidentt
uartonally to be and appear before lhe Jutlices ol
our taid Cuanty at their next Ceert, ta b bald tor
ttid Coaoty at t ayettcvill oa the ft rat Mottriay ot
nlatwh aext, then and there la thaw eaute, it any
they bate, why prayer of the Petitioner thould eat
ba granted; etherwiae k will ba taken pro eouleato
aad beard ex part to ihem. -
Wttneat. John McLaaria, Jr. Clerk of our said
Court atOnW tbe Crrt Monday af December A D.
1140, aad of Amcrtaaa ladeneadaate the tisty-Sta.
- JOHN McLAUHIN, Jr.
? Prase ad. $S 6tt iMf. .
JOB PRINTING.
-1
XO. 1.
A SI'LEXDI XE1V AXl'ALS
' For 1841. tint arr'.vrri liv Hih tyrant lt'ar.
frmtl Lmtdon and for tale at the North Carol ma
Book Stoi e by .
TUKNEtt k IIUCUES. "
Pook of Bon-lotl
ljmd.nf Vetih ' .
Himten' T.b'raux ;
Children of Nolnl.ly
Piimretnue Annual
. Book, at ilc-uui v '
Loailim Keep, k
'" thawing Konm Scrap Book '
Proteflant Annual .
Forget M Not
Juvenile Scrap Bookl
Tbe Token ' . " '
Fnendthip. Offei mg v
New Tear' Gift. o
l lie above llnnk. are nuUan in amnimlta atto.
all thoae -who wnnt to ruake ttiaeeai..' thould tail
and look for themtelert. ' ,
Oeei n.her 83, 1840. ( , ii
Itegittrr will er-py. . '
Nl SE TE E N P 1 4 N OS -,,
for Sale by E P. m .Vu.i PeUrebnrg fa,
VPON THE FAIREST TERMS roSSIBLE,
1'akfe the. iinirntnent. and try uhr,-if good keep
tliem, if not return them, wihhout pay ing lor them.
A. ii une fianoi are far .uperioa to other, anil a
poraha.en generally are but little acquainted with
the il ilTer nee in them, (inaide) il teenn to me that
in getting tocottly an article, loo much caution van
no! be observed.
Many pertont are perleetly tatined with the in
ttrwmenl they hate purcliated Until tome Irieiid or
nelgh'.iir gett one whirh ia coiiaidered tupenor, aod
ih they with they mid been more partiiular.
Th re itoo neeettily for any thing liirthcr than
limit in price ia auy order which may be tent me.
v E. P. NA3H.
Dec. S'J- ,' ... 58-4w.
To the Editors of the Star: '
My attention wa called, a few days
since, for the Drat time, to an address " tu the
people of Northampton, Martin,' Hertford and
Bertie," overtlio signature of A. V. Mebane,
published in the Standard of Oct. 21, and beat'
ing dale Oct. 5, 1810, from w hich the foltowing
is an extract: " -
'f Vet .1 regret thu fact, that rpspectoble-
".hig" aye, eren a member of Con eta in
our own Klecloral District, atoopa in public har
angues, to the pitiful office of retailing, with welt
affected veal and sincerity, the elnndera of the
mendacious Ocrle, thinkino-, no doubt, the? U1
make a govd enoujir MorjpnM"liritil liter the '
election."" .. .
As I am the only member of Conirrets in that
Electoral District, it is very evident that Uie al-
thb Ulobe. and other kindred Dresses, thathe'haa
a.-q in'red the style wTIich marks their columns,
and ia unable to apeak of political tjppohrnt.
with due and becoming respect. He lays g-eat
Uess upon the false and garbled report of Mr.
Lincoln's speech id the Globe; and raise the
stale cry which has been ao often echoed by the
Administration prints that Mi. Ogle's state
ments had been denied and disproeen by one of
hit own party. He speaks of it in this language:
M The only satisfaction is, in knowing that one
of the sevetott castigalions any culprit ever re
ceived, was inflicted on Ogle, and that too hy a
man must be base indeed, who, in timea lik the
present, is lashedtnd tebuked by the most hon
est of his own party."
.. Here ia nothino; but vague and grneral asser
tion, rounded, no doubt, upon the Globe's report
of Mr. Lincoln's speech, and the olt repeated
statements of the same paper, that Mr. Ogle's
speech was nothing but a tissue of " lies.' Atid
home of onr afTectioi)
ms "SRsv&ew cimmmmmiifiwtvti mr made ine
object or attack. Now, In reply to the aucrtiont
of the Van Buren conflidate for Elector, I pro.
pose to offcT a few simple provs, and then leave
the public to decide.
As to the truth of the Statements in Mr. Ogle's
speech, in regard to the expenditures in and a
bout the President's house, 1 submit the follow
ing 'certificates from members of the House of
Representatives of hlgheharactf republished In
the Intelligencer of July 83d, 1840:
"The undersigned, whig membcrsof Congress,
hartr had their attention called Jo a publication
in tha m Globe" of the 10th of July, 1840, under
thd caption of "Messrs. Lincoln and Ogle," from
which the following extract is taken: . .. v
' .." He (Mr. Lincoln) was no friend ot Mr. Vgn
Buren, but h? would do him tha justice to say.
il there was any thing wrong in relation to tha
furniture of the White House, the President was
Dial lA KlatlStA,. Yra Si 4twati nnntMtH - ka Itf .
w wataoaaav ivi a VS ! Wlltiaijf, 110 iUI -
.hX jtpt.W- Set" ittbjMUftid,
would assure h gentleman- that, whenever tha
committee had eoDBultad tha J'reaidenl in rela."
f.n n n.l.i:i: 1 e : . i . . r i '
tiuu ui an, auuiuunai luuiiiurv, iia nan invaiisr
,bjj WPresseihi retuctanca -v have any thing
vapeiiueq lor lout onjeci. . tie (.Sir. L.) WOOia
State, from his own knowledge, that not a single
article of furniture supplied during the last three
years had been supplied at "the request of tha
President. The oommutee alona Were answer
able, and they would assume the responsibility."
"The undersigned do not undertake to say whe
ther Mr. Lincoln used, the language imputed to
him by th Globe" or riot but as he has per-.
mitted ha publication id feruaio i ten aysViiheut ,
public eonuadictioo, we preauine that henow a
dopta (ha hnguagr ascribed to, bim, if iia did
not originally utter it. lr'or tlia purpose, there
fore, of placing tha matter truly before tha coun
try, and to correct ahr greaa misrepresentation
of facts contained in the above extract, the on
dersigned'eenify that they have carefully exam,
ined th vouchers which have been duly audited
aod settled by the Treasory Department, for tha
purchase of furniture for tha President's House,
aloce the 4ths or March, 1837, and that-they
have eotnpared. the said vouchers with tha state--ments
of the same in the published speech of
Mr. Ogle, and find tha said vouchers trulx et..
forth in the said speech. . V ' ... '
Aa they forthaTcwrtify, that it appears from
the said vouchers, that more than eighteen thou
sand dollars wars expended in furniture far ti e
President's House, between the 4tn day of
March, 1837, and the6ibdayef December, 1837,
the day on which" the Committee on Public
Buildings and Groands waa appointed, and of
which Mr. Lincoln was chairman Ike fotroer
Committee on ' Publle Building and Grounds
having eeaaed to exist on the 3d dat of March,
1837. y " - -. l,-
The undersigned farther eertify.thst it sppssrs
frorn the said vouchers, that the aaid money waa
expended by the agenta of the President, vis :
his aon Abraham Van Bares, T. L. Smith, aad
others, on warrant a draws by order of the Pres
ident or the l ntted Mates nlmtslf.
-Al d tftluideiiiiriHMl would fur-lin :!. ;1 i-
the t tiumitlt.eon 1'i.liin Uuui.ii g i,u buunow
hate im ront.ci, dirertiuu, t,r jhriad.etiun wl.it
a vet in the nelret on tr puubaae of futniiui
which llie l'ntidei.t may v pnper to pr.rurt.
hy hinjM'If or his ageUa, - l.t-a appropriation
Sue lujil lor that object by law.
' ... J- C (Jl.AKK. New Voik.
JMte COtiPKK.
( II. F. MIlCHtLL.
W.MMONTON,
W. KIDGttA
P. G. GOOUli .
Washington, July !), 1S40. - '
As chairman of Uir Commute on ihw Kerawl
diturt-ton Pnbliu Uuililiugs, it becou.ek meu- .
y to exapiiue the t xpet.ditorea on the Pr.aidenl'e
House.' i have had the vuuih ra b4uraih
committee, and, having examined the eabjrrt
fully, at tlie request of Mi. Ogte 1 atate thai U
facts puhlibhed in his spt rch are corrertly gieii,
1 concur in the foregoing auien.eni 4 Jklesan.
Clark, CoOjier and otht'ia.
KD'W. STANLY.
July 20, 1810." -"-7
laita a meinbrr of the coniiiiillee of whirh
Mr. Stanly ia rhairuian, and as such, have i X
ait ined the voucherv above rt-fi rred to, and ful
concur in the ataletnenls ol Mr. Sianly.
JOHN W. ALLEN', ul Ohio,
Washington, July 30, 180.
F certify, that 1 have examined the" vouchers
referred to in the foregoing statement of the
Hon. J. C. Claik and others, and have coin pax
eJ them with the copies as set forth in the j ewh
uf lite Uoth Mr. Ogle and find that ItlrfZiia'li
truly set forth M tlie speech," and that tipwatda -of
$18,000 of these exendiiurea for furniture fcr '.
the Pieaidem's Ilcuse, were ntsde Ly the Prea- .
jdent Slid his agents at s lime when there was
no committee cf Congtess in existente. and...
if course, made bv the t'ppsident alone, wtthcnl
any one to Interfere ot influence his wishes ( Slid
1 am told by my friend. Goveroof Lincoln, that -
he tiesar made arty each remarks as are pnbltsL;
ed at his In the CTobe. CHaS.'WAYLOK. .
Waaliiiigtori, July 20, 1840.' , 4 . '
As to Mr. Lincoln's speech sa reported in ths
Globe, which Iras been so much relied on to
dioprove Mr. Ogle's statements, 1 refer the pub
lic to a-It-tier wiitten by Mr. Lincoln, to the .
iter's of the Intelligencer, dated July 85, 1810,
and published in that paper of July 30; from
which the following Is an extract, (referring to
the foregoing certificate :)
" 1 ahall certainly have no controversy with
either of the gentlemen who be re seen fit to give
these cpitincates. To thoe of Metsrs. StaiilyV
Allen, and Naylor, 1 have nothing to object. In.
deed, to that of the latter, in whom 1 am happy
to recognise a personal as well aa political friend,
T would my sol I mosi willingly have subscribed;
and llie substantive facts sisied by all, to far at
re pec t lhe procuument if the furnilurt in th'
PruitUnCt llouir, 1 nomors question than ihem
splves. 1 have never said, or authorized to ba ...
said or reported, a single word which those cer
tificates gainsay, and 1 feel entirely conscious of.
having afforded nn cause on my part, for any in- .
tcrposition between Mr Ogle and myself, la f
the one certificate, however, of Mr. John M.
Clark and others, there are expressions to which
I feel bound 4toJir a word of reply,- I find lrr
it the following ob -Tjranh: '1 he iindeiaiitned
do not undertake to sh't whether Mr. Lincoln
utted the language imputed to him by tha Globe
or not,, but ae he haa penrtitttd rat pttWiiCtiain"b - u
not oricmallv nttter it. f If these
eentletnen heard the remaika which 1 &
fact make oa the occasion referred to inVhe
Globe, they mast have known that I oVd not
riginally utier the lantruatre" aacribed to me I
Hint paper in the extract tbey bave taken, non
aay ihing like it; or if they heard my reply to
I nir. vgie a lonntgut aiterwarda, when, upon
my return to my seat from a temporary absence,
he alluded to the same misrepresentation of my ,
remarks, they most have heard mr unequivocal
denial of the fidelity of the Globe's report, and
a full and frank expression of what I did toy on
.J.l er?aaintj -.. '.-.: ..g--i.
hv stands tha Mse'now" C I think- I hare ;
proven that the itema of expenditure mentioned
in Mr. Ogle's speech, were compiled from the
oiiginal vouchers examined and certified tn by
members of Congress of high character. I have
further proven by Mr. Lincoln's own statement,
that the report of bis remarks in the Globe was
incorrect and unauthorised by him. Now, if
ev mtHet&iaMmmmlMlTiii
address in ignorance of these proofs, (whirh hud
been long published,) he exhibits himself in tbe
pitiable altitude of attempting toinlomvthe pub- .
lie on a-aubject about which he knowa nothing...
And I would advise him for tbe future, to inform
himself better before1 he-makes art onproxoked
ettack upon others, who have the ssme right to '
their opinions that he has to his ; snd thst upon
a subject too, which he doe not understand.
And if he wat aware of these facta when he
wrote his address, the ruin referring to me, he
has drawn a faithful picture of himself. And In
the latter event.it is proven that the Van Buren
candidate for Elector in that District, has stoop- '
ed in s publie" address " to the pitiful office ef
retailing with well affected seal and sincerity,
the slandere of the mendacious" Globe, m think.
ing no doubt tjiey will make a. good enough
Morgan" until after the election.
Yours, very resptctfully, -
K.BAYNER.
Kiaahetb Cftf,Ns tSif Ntm-5, :0i--r?r
'LEGISLATURE OF jCq"
' --"-SK'NATE. " " ' ' r "
" Monday Dee, 21.
- Mr. Wonh presented the petition ef Jscob
Haiman, praying the emancipation of Abram
andEllick. Referred. . .
Mr. Morehead, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a bill to amend the 102nd
chapter of the Revised Statutes, entitled Rev
enue ;" which passed its first reading. '
M h Moore, 4nmj the Committee of Proposl"
lions snd Grievsnces, reported the resolution of
Isaao Hunter; laid on the Uble. Also reported
adversely to tbebilkto add a part of Carteret le
ilvde Coonty : laidon the table.
The following engtossed Hill snd Rssolu--tions
were read the third time, passed, snd or
dered to be enrolled : Bill to sbolish the Fair at
or near Laurel Hill reaolotione in favor of
Philip Hod net, and in favor of T. Elmore; bill
concerning the Jurors in Ysney resolution iu
favor of VV m. Youns i snd bill to amend aa ao t
concerning tbe aeat, of government and publie
outioings. i ,f
Theengrotsed bill snthorising ths Governor"
to sppoint sn sgent in the County ef Macon or
Cherokee, was resd the third time, amended, oti.
motion of Mr.' Clingmsn, snd psssed, snd s' "
messags ordered to be eent to tha Commona. ask-
log their eoncorrence In the aaid amendment.
lite btmate took nn lit consideration, the bill '
for the establishment and belter rep-nleiloe- of
Common Schools ; Mr. Shepatd proposed aa a
menntneni uierrio; ano a tier some Utafueaioo, m
wbirh tha proposed amendment waa advocated
by Mr. Shepard, and opposed by Meters. More,
bead and Dot kery, the whale aubjeet waa "oeW
pened until to-morrow : "
. HOUSE OF COMMONS, i
Mr, Bsrringer, from lit committee
Propositions ami Gnevantes, rrported tb
bill to rtgutsts the meaivrrtncut tf ton.
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