' US..
'J.
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J.
,
. -.- -V T v .j
-r m 111 arrnrdint- t taw.
uMonday,, the J4th Uij of Augott rtt, it being the 2d Monday . ia laid
,.;, the fullowins tracts of land, of so tnech thereof will satisfy the. tax, eoit
tnd charges thereon lor tlieyetr ia.i, unlets previoejeij pata
Prrtes't Naruea.
Avitte Julia .
Noot
, ,.
I 60 ,
m.
.
r
to
mo .
too
T. 100 "
100
, l
114
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o
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1110
1i
to
150, ,
. IKS
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60
' -IQO
9.1J
'Hi
n
195
SOO
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8A()
40
850
1U0
M
300
140
. 100
ISO
100
414
160
156
150
140
1
150
S50
t wri t
Btatnek George
BsFiry . i '!
Biles Willises ,
I
V
CsSels John . ,i
CagicCbstiee
Duke John P ,
tilers Willlsss
FrMMM TftOUM
' Fink Rearge ''
Huh liaratoa ;
'. Gilbert Joseph W
i;ilberl8tepbea
" Crtn Britain L
t ' tibta Jwha fc Co
' ft0wl Martha '
. Iludaph Rithd ,
llolt Soletnoa
'j,. tleglar loasrd ;
Hanym George
"' Hhiso Ssmaet '
j-ii e1 1
. Mm
l K.k Johe-: "
Kimra George
Krndall Benjamin
-.fl 7" Kirk Alexander
-V't ' l.yerly DjvM ""
, Iwdrr MiimkI1
Ladwirk Wia
" 1 " Light Christopher
' MeCoHom NVill
Mdli-r IticltdC
Mom John L, ,
VJ l t, , JeW Benjamin
, Nixon PUocaia
Ponli,
Jese
i' ! ' 1 ,.,U AUna
t. t-i kamfJ.mtiS
, kuMQa Frail
so t', TliMpwi Mr - '
i JHooa Wjrfiiagtoo
1 Udker Laonard
41 . ..' ' ;
Ury
Vaaderbaif joba
J-'ya
Walbwa Hxbl "
. Wafcia( liwctf S
Whiil.y Ntc!hM r
, WhliUy Ncadluiai
Woodruff A Icy
YoirDeanW
fomliaioa Haary M. .
Junt 30, 1843
Pric dr.
.W71LL ba aoltl. at (lie Court Houae drior
. T T . . August next, the following tracts of
eot to latiaiy the taxes sou cot is mereon, io
Ka. af : a. IB whom fWeo la, or to wborn belonginf
l.$;:'t 'Wiillam Prait
'K:
Coleh Uuclgine ,
" Willf m Mathews, 8r
Allan P Bdiith
' Elwar Gooda
150
141
v..'.M
I,,, .
f. 60 ,
-ia v
80
. 70
Da Do
Jeaea M'Caia
firi Dilloa
' John L Hitchcock
Jeeok Hobereon
leaae r)reu(jhn
Robart Wllli.mejhtirt
- 1IM !.-:i- do ! ' da
U tM Nr do s . do
.. .. 1TB... :., I do )., An
SOO f do da.
100 1 do do
li ,J iBamaelBbiaWs S-
Slakes County, June 19th, 1848.
&TATB OF 'NORTH' CAROLINA,
"".BerBty Superior Conri-i-Spring Ttim,'
il M l. 0) ,'1813.' '
Mary Ruseelf " S ' ' ,u! - "
as. . CPaiitioa fof diforco.
Raines 7t Rusnll. J
Ii appearing lo the aalltfaetioti of lite Court,
that James- V.' ttuaeetV lh' dofndtnrJn this
auit, rusidenl of this tsiskt, it it thare-
r l. j.i... i.i;..,u k. n,.d. Cr ki.
. ,i. l. .
r ayetteTitis woaarver.
fTtn of Ibis 'Court, to b
to appear at the next
e held on the luird
,J. . J,.k. ... d nl.til in.W.1
'"c""-' r-t -..- r
0dwr, Of judgment Altai will M rnteiee up
agwatt biinin favor of the peiiucner.
in Witness M wnicn I nave; iieieumo a mj
hand and ssil.
SOL. CHERRY,
yr .( i.s. tt... 'stjlerk.
"WATE 0f1JR Til CAROLINA,
tiorthamptonCtunty.
.' ' Muoe Coort.1813.
Hcteliah !
lb UtajUir.. EOl , . ' .
V Allickmtnt levied on
Wrifht1 Allen iW ; j land : :
"fn llils etsS, It appearing to Ihe saJsfaclion of.
His court, Ibsl tbe defendant, vVrijrbl AUen, Is a
ooo-rrtUtnl of ibis lalet it ia ordered that publl
caiioo be mads for ait weeks in Iba Raleigh Star,
a aawspaper pubtiabej in iba cilj ef Raleigh,, no-
. uil k.i.- ..i.i iv. -hi i i. t n inmi, mi inn
...jj ... -rr--. . !
Hv;t isrre of that eourt t.o beheld for ihe eoan y
or oonnamptoa, on mc ur.i musiiwy
ear, leu, at toe court oouee in i. i- hi
on. man ana were to replevy nu v . no, nrrwww
giwxraani sj gcisan win sv j-mmi .im i.i.w
and aba proely teied s awoawausad to the waa.
',::,uA l!.V
nasvisj s mum HBUfavw. v .
at effioo lbs Ifst Monday in Jena, 184.1
, . TH0S; HUGH E3. Cfk.
Price ad.: $S )
! lit n h:t4 !. !
i
. nAS-p iRnx.niiii.riixnay"
IA correponi!cnt of tiie Ixmdoi Timre,
tnya Jjuildinge of east ironware dajlj' in- President," from ih pea f m gf aileeam
t.i't..iMri'm nrn'iirrVTn'tia rfli2 ii,'p.B-iriu'reWini in that city, and "eompilotl Lm the
i i l t . j -i
A whole housa m to be heated hra amgl
'J a .- t nk - a it. 1 1
8t0T V" n A l.re. t?.r7
contaming U tjlva fooma. i to cost only a
Latit f.WiAlt It may be laten to pieces uai part w ui vora rremung to thef -v
anJ emorca Jo another r ace, at.aa ei- rr.1 T 01 T. w,'nf ,c- , ,
" I'-. j.'. , 1 r . , . -1 ..reer, Witt I read wuh great iniereet. ' ,
l S .,, a," S " 1
A-.Tft -jst- a.j. ,L.'iAia .;ri!L.: aLf." .i-1
at the court noaee in Albemarle, Slanir
Aaras
Bitoaiioa.
Taxes. .
i U C
1 to
. tt
iti
t
I 9T
t to
j ;
it
, 9t
I 4
I 04
S Ot
15
1 0
a 75
II 4l
tit
4 Ot
I 50
I 71
II
I 71
43
I 05
I
t it
t 01
04
1 71
1 7t
' 17
59
, i5
5 M
I 95
4 49
a 40
I 97
J 40
'65
10
I vs
gs
9 10
5 93
i ri
I CO
4 05
8 46
3 90
1 14
96
33
15 tt
'!i Ccdr Creek
L Bear Craik - ,
Cedar Crack .... .
.tgly Creek
1 I Jkdj Deal Bilea -
LBear Creak '
Slant Baa ,-.'! ,'.
Ctff Crack ' :'
Deride Creek
' ,i Look Creek . ,
Meado da
- lo . 00 "
. ' i ' ',. I .
Bear Creek
' -wB.-rk end k S Rua
Caeamaer Creek
H. Riecr Srigi
Cedar Creek -t'iy
i;re k
Seen per Brock
Hot Hete erack -
Bear Crrck -Long
, do
Bear Creak
Long do
Vfiy Creek
Mooalaia do
Bear Creek
do do
Pole BrbUa
GilborU Braaek
A llentne
lk Cr-k
Yadkialtiear
MaaAUin Crffk
Loaf Creek
-
Ltng Crirk
Crly Ho
do do
Beer Creek
Lane; Bntaeb
'Cilbertf Hroneh
Kooky Hirer
Coder Creek
Ceoip Hrentk
Biar Crack
Cueutabcr
Boakr Pieer
Cedar Creek
do do
Stony Baa
Bear Crack i
do
Slaajr Boa
Rl
EBEN IIEARNE, Sh'tT.
28 3t
$18 75.)
in Germanton, on the second Mondar o.
land, or to much thereof as will be suflici-
wu;
Where sitaate. Ttiae
OU town Diatriet fl 90
da do ... 1 45 12
QuekerGep Dielrict 1 45
Kiehmood Dietrfct ' 1 97 14
Waiars of Toeea Fork . . 30
do. do I 11
Deep RiW 8S
do do . 3 S
Muddy Creak 4 48
do do 4 99 1 X
do do . ." ., .dL.3
Wetere of the YaJk'm riei 8S
do do 3 40
do 1 do t 30
a do do 0 17
do . do . 0 4a
do do 0 3.1
Deea riear Dielrict 1 85
SALATIIJEL STONE, late S,J.
adv. 98 60.) 6t.
CALHOUN'S SPEKUHKS.
Juit Titfrlvorl at tha North Carolina ltook
store the WpecoSrS of John C, Calhoun deliver
ed in Cono;ross ftout IS 11 lo ilie pteseat time.
For sale by ,
TURNER It HUGHES.
Joly.1813. 99.
j .
0
Ne of two ronrceS must he puraued by ma in
" wcaaiei
the tela of my Piano Forte I mud cither
w nrucic oi
runnme down other inairuments in
order to riiee the character of my own, or I must
" "V -C ywara
past, get ih public lo f,m iheir awn ottinioa by
lrying my iLrnmrtila, Thc'forme, ia a eourae
1 hava aavar aitripiad. aitd sicerr abaMt Iho latter 1
have tried and found to wotk well. 1 bcliavo that
my Piano Fortrs srs si letrt equal to any mails in
this or cay Other country that I knee heard of.'but
that opinion boiug an intatealsd one, I do not ask.
toe publte to depend upon It, alona, and aimuk
beg ef them to testa the rosltcr by actual trial.
A ay perawa deeiring to parcbaaa a Piano, tan
Itka mine upon trial, and withheld pajravaat natii
inry can prove tna mairumrnt.
'at. P. NASH.
, ,.. i..,,,;, . .Book Ma4. riaae Fort fMlor. ,K
Pcleraburg. Vs.. ;
IV A K It IS N TON MALE
. ACADEMY.
! . w n . .. . .
u una nawpti are ttao as rrlura h ia mnai
,iuctn u,,,,, ,0 hi$ UnB4t iha ftinit
w ibe Inaliiution for the patronage with which
, heretolere rawoead him, and ii inform the
foM taa4 h exereiawc as the sroaol win he r
MwiI w grtt jfoay afjufu. . UttaaS
. h?reldfore $9 to $10 pet month: Tuition In the
."tea 15, tn.h. EegHA Br.nehee Hi 60
petaeaaiunr .-r
The School at now placed on t permmtenl lamt
end rha 1'ilvwipal taosi earuestlj solicits Stilncreate
- ot pitrvaage, ..f ,.. ntir; ,wvi
TM-i aaw v A.mU..Pf.p.L
i BIG0ORAPHY OF MR. TYLEK
Thd Madisoniiit' nnouncee,1 ' tien'rfy
rendr dor theipreoe, t orTephy of the
huUieniic aurcfs,' rrrfaniiti ilia rrcaidcntL
...,, .u- . - w-... ,. . H'f
I.W.HI uirmuii mm Itaill II1M UIO UIU .
gtapljef hen been fcf totM time domiciliat-
e4 tu (lie -Whiw Ilotiea. Tba, Maditoniatv'
,,- .. r. i.,ii. t mr...--im- - - a. ii
JOHNSON'S FARMEK'3 EliCVCLOPiDt A.
.,;i.jjvu "NOW KEADT. " "'-. t'
I-- . - Wa. 1, Prt 4 CentV f '""
THE FARMERS EJNcfcLOPXDIA,
DICTIONARY Of"RURAL AFFAIRS t
. Emirtemg all tit Jietxni Ihtcovoift in A'g
rUnllurol ChtmUlry, adapted U tht
'' Comprehension bf UmeUntiJU Rea
, era, '
BY CTJTHBEB.T W- JOBaTSOIT.
Ealaraed, Improerd ead Adapted to the tailed
8tle, by a Prsetieel Farmer, utitled J
Mt eeieailta (ienlteiee.
THE work apon hutbandrr aow oibeted before
the Amrrkie noblie ie Ihe prodaclma of aa Ea-
4 glubgoMleiMa of eert 'inleiiligenee, auieted by
oraa uf the beat author it let a (ton rural aunjecia m
bit aooatry By enllealinK d cendeamie the
aH ierrtulr detaill reUuee to brroing, chiefly,
dri d from Imne aalhora, auchaa I'lotetton Lie
bi(, Lgwa, ir J, E- Smith, Brende, Yeaatt,
Tnompana, Liwiecy, I P- Jubaioa, eta. ate., be
baa been enabled to preerot Ibe eery hlt-tt inlorma
tam, aad faniah a taad ol matter erbieb aannnt fail
la attraet all ahoUke aa iutercat is rural alTaira,
an lone; aladied and eo ihornngbly aadrrilood ar
Ibeae moat aeeda be ia Cireat ItrMata.
The abarnae oi apseulatite eiewa, a it b I be eery
practical and malter-ol-fact character of the Inform
lioa girea apon all aubjeata treated of, aill perhapa
be lound to eonttitute tbc bigheal rtaommtadatiua
af
JOHNSON'S FARMKR'9 ENCYCLOPEDIA,
AND UICJTIONkY OK KUKAL APFAIH9.
The aomparatiialy limited rangra ol Bnglkh t
ricalture it Itrongly eontraated nh thai dieeraity
ol cul'nre met vith in the United Ktalea. A work
limiteil ta an aeaouat at prodaalkma of tba aeH and
climate ol Kne,lad would leare out aaaay olthe
moat imnortatit crept vhieh eiaet the atti-ntion of
the Atcerieaa farmer iiid plantar. Hence the ie
ceaerry af adapting ahook of the kind lo the nee
loealitiea into which it is introduced. Tkit, aa ay
be well auppoaed, precoma a taak of nauaall labour.
It hit been charged upoa agriculturiUa, that im
prorrro im m huabandn ercnuntrr great oppoaitioa
and g-nerjlly work their way eerr ilowtyt wheieaa
iitcuAuiit ami impiareaiente rani a ia Ihe manufae-'
turingand mecbanie aria ate Mixed apoa and lut ta .
pro fit almoat at quickly aa rnmulgated.
The aeccen with which aeienee hai dceelrtped '
ibe agvueic eeacented in the eerteae ctaget and
pncae of vegetation, and Ihe certainty Willi
which defieieneiri of toil enn now be delected and
remedied, haveaudtlenly elevated agiicntture Iroin
I lie cuo'lilioa at aa art anutr the guidance ol com
mo n obtenraiion and enopu icat experiment, le a
ciaaoe regulaled by ncognited pitnciplei if ioduo
lion. We are indeed much miataken if the day hat
not arrived when the euceeteet of the book farmer
li II criiie hit iaureilulotia brother farmer of the
aid routine atttem lo rente hit launtt and p nil
tume ol hit leiwre hourt ia at arching intobookt
cnntaiiiing modcru information iu regard to matters
of husbandry- a
Many of Ihe processes which may be resorted lo
in tarrying out the new s)sicm are still in a gieal
drgrca mysteries ta thousands in Ihe Coiled Slates,
although lamiliarly known and long employed in
othrr cnontriea. wherewith not hillihe natoral ail
fantagra tbe labour of ihe husbandman it far belter
re wart lnl. Suck has been the agricultural improve
ment eftaeted in Flanders, that the whole country
may almost be styled a garden, each acre being
eapabla of supporting its man. Scotland, in little
more than hall a century, hat changed Irons com
parative unproductiveness into 0 of Ihe richest
agricultural districts m Kurope. In Great Britain
Ihe product! of the grain harvests have increased
within sixty years from una hundred ai d seventy
ta three hundred and forty millions ot katiteia. Tbc
system inculcated by Ihe new piinciplca hat, i Ten
ia tome districts'- ef-oor owa country, whrrc they
have been well followed op, increased tba value of
tsrmt two, three am' tour hundred per cent. Irom
twenty and thirty dollars to one hundred dollars per
care. 'It hat.' sari lluel. "made every acre ol ar
able land a.ion which it baa been ptacliscd ten yean
inrt Ijing contiguous t navigable watei a, ora gnuu
market, worth al lea at oae hundred dollar! for ag
ricultural purposes-"
TBItMa OF PUBLICATION.
Thit work wifl ctmear in temi monthly JCumbers,
and in atldilion lo numerous wood cuts will contaiu
Sixteen beautiliilly eii(raved Flales, and will be
completed in Bixteea Numbera, at 5 cents Eaeb:
that placing it m the hands of the American reader
at leas tbaa oae-lhii-d tha price of the Knjlirh Kdi
lioni j
CAREY k HAUT. Publi.hert. ,
rniLtDCLrniA, February 1, 1843. j
Any perron remitting $10 lo the Publisher will he
entitled to rueeive Three Copies. A liberal dia. '
count allowed lo Booksellers and Agents.
New Theelofrlcal Work.
A history of the relormatHUt of ke aixieenlb can
lurv in Germany, Swilxerlanda fsc.. py J. II. Merle
U'Aubigna together with all Ihe works published
by tba Preabieriaa board of Publication with a
isrire and reneral eolleetioa oublsbed by the Kyi.
copal I'rcsa and In met, we have on band a very
large anil gaaerat eolleetioa of religions aad pious
reading for all denominations, of Chiiatiana, with a
great variety fo Bibles Testaments, Hymn Hocks
and Prayer Uookt ot retry variety ot omutng or
prase.
rar aate Dy
TUHNNF.U k HUGHES.
! New Novels Ac.
This dar reeelreff at the North Carolina Book
store, Hulwer I new novel, I he iytl nT tha Hironw
Adt.a Itrowa, the Merchant, by Horace Smith,
wiih a variety nf oihers al Ihe reduced price of (tfett
each. Alao, Alison's History al Europe, llrandes
Encyclopedia of Heicaec, Literal arc aad Art,
Not. at Stclt a number.
, ,. ' TUKISErX ft IIUUHKS.
IIIOUENEW BOOKS.
TU8T RECEIYED at the North Carolina Book-
J State, Baleigb, N. C ,Fayw Kew Novel, H
boken, a romance of new York: Winter Btudiea
and stammer Ramuleehy Mrs. Jamieaon: Conqueat
and self conquest.- I he May Flowca-ur sketches af
lbs tleecemlants of tha Pilgrims: Lays of Ancient
Itome.by T. B. Mt Cauley.- the Life of Gen. Ls
Fay ell e, by E. Meek: tha fife of John C. Calhoun:
Incidents af a Travel in Yucatan, by J. L. Ste
phens: The I. He and Treason of Benedict Arnold,
hy Jared Pperker Spark'a Life of Sebastian Cabot
and kHhan Allent lores year a in tbc PaciAs by tn
Officer ol U. 8. Navy: Sketchec of Turkey, by eo
American:' Letters from a father lo his sons in
College, by Sarasel Millar, D. D. (said U be an in
valuable Work.) all of which and mtny olhera, are
tirsalsby
T CRN Eft Ac HUGH B8.
Raleigh,, May ti, ... ,
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES
feorce Urwee tfc C Type Fmmdera,
Jf al Nn. 1.1 Chamber's street, acar the Po.t Of
tea, N ee York , hre on band an unusually large
aah af Ihah' well, known Prmtrng Types, Orna
menu, HoirictS Kulei, ka. of tbc ben roe'al. aaet
sn orlqrnal matrices, and very accurately finished i
alt of which they hat determined 1a sell at greatly
reduced prwes uJiuug tha. lluok sad Newspaper
founts as follows :
4Vt'. a t. m "'
' Small Piea.. j, m. .';
j Libg Primer ,
1 Beorgreii "' '' ' '
Brevier c.4 u ui -.-1
. M hilna . ..,.,.
oemnietl "
' AgalO .;: - A
' Pearl . .
!lt cents perlb.
Si
St
'40
4t
54
C6
19
aa ,
d
do . 1 -
'
e .
da '
do :u s
at six per.
$. so
Far appiovcd paper at sis months.
cnt. last loreasn,.
' t '
! NEW , MUSIC ; w 3
day received at the North Carolina. Book'
tree sonoly ol Vocal and lastrumenla ma-
J Hie
"n
half the Inraier nriecs tram It lo 44 eta nor
wail anu cxaniiue "
r.iA TTJRNP.H k HUGHES.
. CLANKS . ; f,Vw -o-
For inle atliia QfQce... ,
, JUNTO ACADE3IT.
jryiHE cxrrriaet ef this inatitulioo will be rrsom
ii ad on Kotrdty tha Iftb July.
This Ls a Ctateieal aad EngHtb School, in which
ttadcaU are prepared, by a tharoagb source of in
atiuctidn, iur College, or for the aairwsa of life
when a college cooras is not eentesapieied. Ureal
cars is psid lo moral aa well as mental colt are; and
the Institution Is further omraeoded to the public
tor lbs hrshhfulness of its ettoation; iu remote
aeas from sH those bsanls of tics, which so often
corrupt and ruin tba youth af nor country; and tbe
vary low price of board at Iba place.
I. W. KERR.
Junto, Orange county, Jans 32, 1643. ! St
Standard three insertions.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Juvenile end l ey Hooka constantly for rale at
wholesale or retail, and every description of Boaks
lor the young aad more advanced students t all al
reduced prices, by '
TURNER k HUGHES.
m PRINCES LINNiEANS
5&??K BOTANIC GARDEN &
Sr' h I NURSEItir.s,
4jmi Fleshing, near New York.
Wm. K Prince fc Co., auoeaeora
lo the lata Wm. Piinca,deeeaaed
effer for sale tha largeet and ehoi.
ceil assortment of Trees, Plants and Breda to be
found in America. Tha new Catalogues of ibis
immenes collection, which comprises Ihe moat vat
oal.le prodtictioae of Europe, Asia snd America,
will be sent gratia to every poet-paid applicant, and
all orders will bo executed with that preeieMn anl
despatch which have distinguished Ibe ettauluh
inent, and ha chipped lo any port designated.
The Cstalogues eompriae: No. 1. Fruit and Or-
nsmcntel Trees snd Plants ; No. JJulbous t ew
er Roots and splendid Dsbliss; No. 8. (ireen
Hoass Trees and plants No. 4. A Wholeeele
Calsloges for Nurseries, eompriainc Trees of
smaller sizs Ko. 4. A Catalogue of Garden and
Agricultural Seeds, with reduced wholesale prices.
The proprietors cf Nurseries will, so application,
be furniahed with a Catalogue of Trees and Shrub
bery of the smaller sizes at low wholesale prices.
As the prices have boen reduced to a cash baaia, to
suit the times, all orders muat be accompanied by
s rernttlance, or hy s satisfactory arrsngement lor
the payment, and in regard to sll Trses snd planta
when a draft is remitted with the order, s discount,
will be made of 10 per cent, if for $50 or under,
snd 15 per cent, if for $100. On Bulbous Roots
snd Dalhiat, sod on Roses, when 13 or mors kinds
sre nrdsred, Ihe discount will be 25 to 33 per.
cent, sa stated in the Cstaloguee.
A draft on New-York at 4 month), or on any
olber city at 90 days will he deemed equivalent to
cash.
The following Books are for ssle : Prince's Trea
tise on Horticulture, 75 cents ; Treatise on Fruita,
2 ; Treaties on the Vine, SI 50.
Flushing, February IS, 1 843.
N. B. 200.000 Mulberry Trees of lbs choicest
vsrieties for silk will be sold low at 6 months to 3
yesrs credit, or will be supplied lo be cultivated on
aliarst.
FRESH IMPORTATIONS,
DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL.
ER ship Margaret Forbes we bsvs just received
the remainder of our Spring importations, ccn
suiting of new and beautiful patterns of blue and
browa dinner, lea, breakfast anu toilet Wars,
Superior quality.
Also White Emmel breakfast, dinner, tea and
toilet Setts, e new srticle, and superior lo any
whits wsra aver before offered in this market.
Alio China Tea 8eUs, of various patterns snd
stapes gold band, plain white, raised-figured snd
painted.
Daily sxpecleJ, a largs sssortment of GIsss from
the manufactories, which will, with our present
stock,' render our assortment complete.
Common goods of svsry vartsty.
Ws invite tha public to give ua a call, believing
they can find goods tbst will not fail to pleaae, ae
our stock is entirely pew sad of tba best articles
manufactured.
Country msrcbanls will find it much lo Iheir
advsnlags to give us a call before purchseing, as
our stock of goods will conipsre with sny to be
found in this country. Ws sre sura trlat such a
stork sod better goods csnnot bs bsd in Virginis.
For Cash, or city acceptances, ws can sell, by
the original package or re-packed, as low as csn be
purchased in the U. States.
Simfsox, "rissi!r,s 6l Hastiss,
Opposite Mcllwsins, Brownly k Co's, .
Msy X, Sycamore at reel, Petersburg; Vaa)
S3 lm
Swsxiiaa'a North Carolina Executor
CON TAINING the Statutes and common Law ol
ttis Stale, together with the decisions ol the Sn
preute Court, and all tba accessary lories sad pre
cedents. Intended ss s convenient Manual, and ssfs guide
to Executors, Administrators, Guardians, Juries aad
Commissioners appointed by the Courts, Clerks,
Sheriffs, and alt oilier public officers, la short, it
is intended far tha oeoefit of all persons, public or
private, wha are, or possibly may ha interested is
ihe proper management of tha ealales of deceaaed
persona with the least trusble aad expense possible,
aeeording to Ihe laws sow ia lores. For besides the
legal mailer above mentioned generally, it embraces
ihe kindred subjects of Wills el Land sad Persoaat
Property, Legacies Diilril ulivc shares of E.tatet,
Rules ot Ueaeent, Partition of Estates Real tad Per
sonal, smont those entitled. Dower sad Other pro
visions for Widow t, ke. ke.
Amoagthe ferret it tonttint, are all tba neeee
tary Legal process. Wills, Bonds, Oaths, Deeds,
Hills ef sale, I .eases. Forms of Aeeonnt, Petitions,
Affidavits, Advertisements, Coanrnissinns, Koiieea,
Writs, Returns, Reports, ke. ka. in all near a
hundred in aumber. Aad it believed, by good
j udges, to be the largest, at well at the scoat prac
tical and approved eollcelioa al Form aow extant.
Thit book has jxst been published, h tool a in a
i I errors pages, (same site ss those of the "North
C relms Justice,") well bound m Its inuKngt ana,
ir eonseqiivnce nf the scarcity nf money, ss well ss
t place it within the reach of every person, H is
l it offered for aale at the low price of $1 50 by re
tail. Merchants and ethers wha buy a aeintily to
tell again, eaa have a reasonable reduction in tba
price. ' .,....-.
- " Ayp'y St Ibe Printing OflUe So Aaheborough,
andolph eooaty, S. C, or al the N. Carolina Buck
Raleigh. - ' -
BENJAMIN 5WA1M,;
QJ Opifer per Orient di;or. )
DOCTOrt EVANS MINISTERS TO THE 1)13-
TSESbEO.
' Evnnt' Cttistomile Pills.
This tenia MedMno k fear aervowt aomplamtt
geasial debility, indigetliea aad Mi eonteqaeaeee, a
want at appetite, a i steal ion at toe stomaca, ssmay,
nnlcstant taste la the month. nerveat rrmetomt.
laaruer wha a tbe so led hesosaes h-rliable, deannnd-
Jag, tkoughtlul. melancharr aad dejected. ( tlypo
anonartseitm.sontnmpiien, nimncatei sign., net in
wm aad all other aerseaa affeations, tliesePilll will
preduee a aale and permanent aare.
Preparrd by Da Evtas, 100 Chtthars tt. New
York, sad fsr sate la this place at -
,. , If USTITH-S
. ..'e-tm-Vi'' j. . t.. Apothecary Store. r
Raleigh, March 25, Jtii. l tt, a
Classic u nnAittsXW
I shall strain commence thia School on
tbe third of July
J. M.
LOVEJOr.
' 23 3t
Raleigh, Jtrfit S. ' "'
m ' Register 3 timet.
ianviisr mi? ml' cesrc s
t INTENDING lo close tba Hat end Shoe
besiness, 1 will sell off aiy-etock of HATS
AND SHOES AT COST. Among them are
a freali supply of Sprintf Uood. . . ,
' 1 have a large lot nf Brojsns at CO eta.
Also a lot of Fur Hats si 90 rts.
JAS. T. A L FRIEND. -Rsleigh,
May 8, 1843. 19 tf
. Jtegisiet will copy.
NOT ana in ahundtad is competent lo choose s
good Piano Forte for himself A perron may
be pleased with tbe tone of sn iiietroment, and may
(because of his want af in fbrmataun J think it su
perior, whilst at the asms lims il nuy be only tol
erable. Sorh ia the care snd precaution necrtasry
in selecting a Pisns Porta that ,'ff yoe have not ex
perience in each matte m, there era ten char.cts to
one, tbst you will bs eVteived. Ssinse instruments
would bs cansidered excellent until brought iotss
comparison side by tids with others, Some are
very good at flrat, but soon become Wortbleaa and
otbera good but not the beet. The important part
of a Piano ( the action J is bid from Ihe even of
purchasers, sod Ibera ia at much diuereuca in lbs
principles upon which they are constructed as il ia
poeaible lo. conceive nf.
Under such circumstances weald it not he most
prudent to order a Piaeo from a dealer ia the ar
ticle, who h is looked inta Ibe camparstivs merits
of ibe different makers; has been selling a particu
lar msks for 6 or 7 yetrt, during Which lima has
sold upwards of three hundred, wit bout celling s
bsd one. And in addition, otTers to take upon him
re'f the risk of selecting for iboaa who mav wiab lo
purchase, allowing them the privilege of s trial, and
ef withholding payment until the mailer is fairly
lasted.
These are tbe terms ef ths subscriber, whoprom
ises lo aell aa low to thoae who are alwenl, as to
those who give iheir personal attention.
P.. P. NASH.
Petertbtir, Fa, J-'eS. 10, 1843.
LouiNburg Male Acndeiny.
The Second Session ot thia School will bi gin
the first day of July -next. Terms per SeMiou as
follows i
- Board, $35
." Latin, Greek and French, 15
(Mathematiee snd othrr high Rranrhea included.)
For advanced English Students 8
Female Drparttitont.
Board for young Ladiee, per teuton, $J5
Muaic, 910
1'ainiing A Embroidery ' 5
Latin snd F.ench, 10
Lower English Studies. 6
Higher 8
In thia school the vounr Ladies mho mav attend
lo French snd Lstio, will, as to theee Branches,
be under the Instruction of Mrs. H. ft. Bobbin,
who will also give occasions! sssistanea io other
studies ; but ths genersl management will be un
der Miss Sophis Psrt ridge snd her sister, Miss Csr
olins Psrlridge, both recently from Newark. Stats
of New York. Of the quslifications of these
young Ladies, it ia unnecessary to say any thing:
they are sxtensively known, snd acknowledged.
inv. B. BOB ill IT.
25ih June, 1843. 37 31 ,
Standard dr. Register.
T- p i ..n :.. i i.j a s. . n. ..' i
m u j uriiH7i ui.u , ifiicrniru ,r yi .rruiritrr.'
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIST!
The cheapest, the most able, vtried, beauti
fully embellished Agricultural Periodical in the
United Stales, containing 33 pegee. Double Col
umn!, Imperitl Octavo, Monthly, or 384 pagot
ir. each volume, with upward of 100 engrav
inrrt, at the low price of One Dollar a year;
Three Copies for Two Dollars) Eight Copies
for rive Lioiiars: len tJenti per single num
ber.
The American Agriculturalist i a complete
guide lo the Farmer, the Planter, the Slock'
breeder and rlorlirnltiiMBL ' Artinlpa w;ill I .a
found in it adapted lo every latitude In the I'n
iont and in addition, it eontaina a complete
monthly digest ol every thing Foreign, upon
Ihia subject, selected from more than twenty
bumpean Asfricullnral, Hoilicultuul and Stoek-
breeking periodicals.
A. U. AllviI, Kditor.
SAXTON & MILES, Publisbere,
205 Broadway, N. Y.
PROSPECTUS
or Ts
COLD WATER MAGAZINE.
Thit work ia to bn. sa ill litle irulieataa. devo
ted to the Canes of Temprvtncr; and tt is fully
hoped anil confidently anticipated, that our cxer
ttons, tbrough the medium of its pages, will be
productive of much good, esprcislly lo the yung
and thing generation, for whom it is more par
ccularly designed. I; will be our aim lo incul
cate, by statements of fuels, by illustrations, inter
tilting narratives, sketches snd lalet, the princi,
pies of Total AasTtstscs snd sound morality
lo give the )u,ng a just abhorrence of ihe use of
intoxicating drinks, and eatiss them (o thtitj.Jrvery
temptation which may lead to to baneful ''prac
tice; to incite in them a just and Iwudtble
desire to benefit their fellow men, by at! ding their
mite of influence to the moral power which is
now at work, and which promises to wipe sway
the b'ot upon the fair tame of our country; lo aid
tiihtrefurmer, and encourage the reformed in their
prssscworthy efturti toeonqucrthe enslsving pat-
ton tor drink, wlncl hss debsaed to many ot the
noblest hesrts snd proudest intellects to speak
the woida of hope and encoomgemsnt to tha
drunkard, snd of sober truth and remonalrance to
thoae who still persist in the unholy, unchristian
and Inananly practice of dealing in that which la
aligning the fairest Bowers, poisoning Ihe holiest '
affections severing the fondest ties, sud filling
the land with crime, miery and wo.
To aid us in the undertaking, we have secured
the sesrices of Messrs. N. Mouse and A. Fin,
gentlrmen warmly devoted ta and actively enr
gaged in the cause, as editors! and shost of coni
tribulors of sterling merit, wboe . productoia
on not fail of being the instruments of mnch good,
if widely disseminated. ' " '
A number ofthe wotk will be Issued on tbe
first day of each month, containing 33 large 8vo.
pagea, illustrated by nnmerons original Engrsv
irigs. Temperance Songs sod Music, done up in
a nest and appropriate cover, si the In price of
UAH llytiLAK A I EAR, IN AUVAIMJfc,
or seven copies for fire iloiiars.
sol"fe
w e solicit the aid or the friends of remperance
in sll parts ef the country ia this esrful underta
king. ... ,. . - .J :
' Ail orders and communications, petijiaid, ta
qe addressed to r
. DREW k SCAMMELL,
67 South Third 8trect, Philadelphia.
Brigadier Gen. Abraham Eustit, of the
IU 8uiet Army, commanderofihe 6th MUi-
tary Department, died in Portland. Maine,
Toeiday morning last, aged 57 years. He
arrived in Portland on ' Thursday previous,
somewhat out of health. If is diaease was
ongetiionef the brain ia tome form, and
rat rapid in its progress. ..;
Col. Euslis Brigadier General by Bre
vethad beert command ever since tha
new arrangenirfnl of the army ,was adopted.
He was n native of Msssacliuselft, and son
of Governor Eustis, once Secretary of War,
lie -was Utinca with mi hlarv honors on
'VTednerdy.tli.
.1 ."I 8 ARGENTS
. NEW JHONTIILY AQaZS '
fdittd by Epe, Sargent emef F.UiJuj
Broadway, Kw I'ork, by dargtni t c
ITtlVK aambenof this beaut ii. I aaatMifc,.
1 appeared, and Ireos tht) tabjnioed hat at H. 1
" .. w ,mm lluvrtll -
gently embellished pcr'udieal woik i,f tfctiy
will Im ii lliat a la Ik M.n-. l.i atWi
JCW&sistit.-'l he Blue Stocking,
a
mc evgravmg rioreite, a oeautnal BUoi7'
iiadd two adaiirabla- ctchit.gs ew atctt atkll
Iwo eagraviagt on woo.1, a atccl plate ef tS V"-f
ions; and Music, aa original song, by lltaLul j
jonn L. atrpneni, the traveller. K. P. H
"Ski
H. A lams, I U. l.rallan, James K. Pauhli
Hi.ln.et, Mrs. Helen Berklv. N. Il..tt
Anna Coia Mowatt, Mrs. Wiekhfle, HtTl
bupo Le, aad raauy other popular writart,
FEBRUARY.
EmbeUiihment: I his du tuber surptttet J
the first in the splendor sad varietv nf a.
met
tt eontamsr PartrnF of Jrsnaie IkZ 1
superb tmuMmt by
.a Hie dnalottt a. J
costly line eaxraving by Jacktnani Hoar t
teewt wHhmg alter Sir T. tjiwreiitrrtke aa
lire ' :asjK l-ll. etched ost at eel bv Ph..i'4
ful eolosed prist ol Ihe wild boncj-sutklc, IsiITtJ
first of a series ol ai if inal id awings of Aaua J
wnii Bowrri; Lateai raria r ashx as, aa snd-..'
original song by Dcmpste. ,, ,K 7J
'the original toiitributiont are by N. p k'jf
Mra. Osgood, C. F. HorTinan. T. C. Crsttae?Li
-' .", m . nvanaa, BSajia&f
.... II 3 1 . . t.t 1, ... . I
. o. uct, a. siawinurae, u. v. nolaxi.,
VINCI ,
" M Alcrft. '
Embdluhenli The moat exnaistte
engraving ever uublithed in Ainriita., iWt
the Vesper Bell; American Wild Plovera. X. ,'
ThaWoedltnd Pea, and Mountain lbela)tkam
iiiui'v viiiurru pj nawiii snicas raiia "-flitgaii il
x , .. . . u . . : . i r ml
,.u.h;b, uurf, an engraving ua vice I our tttk
I ne list oi wrners eniorncei s similar ttrinj tit
the preceding auatbera, wiih the addition) tig,
new vupii luuiura.
'' APRIL. ' ""
The prkicfptl leature of thit nnnibvr lit ttw-v
copy from an original drawing by Sir Tkexat kta.
i cnce, never oeiore eogi avvu, and uow aa lot a,
session of the publiihei s.
The eipentivc ratravings in Liitei Htinnh); J
Mtxxoliui the drawings uf our VV rid FloatnJ
pied Irom nature and painted by hand the f(ti
civunigv on sieei anu inr eariy f-ans r atnioartBKt
appear in every number -iIhi original twaiaxd a,
iiv rieht music all eombinrd. lei.di-r ihutWm-.?
attraclivc Utilxs' HAOSSIXK ol the day.
Txava, Una eiiy, J a' year, invariabtt haV
vanee. Two copies, $S. Ft-, $10. Elasetg
TThe first four numbers ol the Mapmine tit m
sent to sny person, rciuillhic: tl lice of beets
Address
JJARGENT eV fjs.
251 Broadway, New VonJ
1
tt
NOTICE.
Tsken up sud sntrrcd on tbe Ranirr's bask
Minus r-nilnl hv X.mw lkmntull iknnl SO
South of Carthage, on the 26th of April list,, j
gray mare with dark legs, 15 bends high, snd p
poesl to be sboul eight years oldtspprsttrd ts$3
Wm DO WD, Rsnftt
May 23rd, 1843. 27ls4.
; : ..a,.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
AltckUnhurg County, j.
May 24, 1845.
Tsken upend entered on my stray book atesi
ing to law, by Silas Hunter, living IS aula
Keith East sf Ihs court house of said eositi:
Charlotte, a certain stisy borse, of the follovnif
description. Bsy color, bind fast whits, text at,
right loot wbits, s while blase in lbs fsea, asrsttf
maiks On t)a sids and shoulder, shod so IhetW
leet, lett eye blind, about nine years old, spprsaxj
to sighleeo dollars. Said stray was spprsiaed al
Ihe stttn dsy of Msy, 1843.
FRANKLIN L. MONtEETH,
RsngevT
97 oH.fi
THE L4DYS' WREATH,
Ntt
YOUNG LADIES MAGAZINE,
Is the title Of t new work, published li-isos'l-1
ly in Philadelphia, at Ihe extremely lowpiWols
ONK DOLLAR A YEAR. . K
The detign if thit work iato furnish, el tk
rate, a Magazine, which, aa regards literary ms
it and mcchsnical execution shall equal lbs to'
three dollar tnagtsinee. Each number wlllcfv:
taia at least forty-eight (8 vo.) pages of readier
matter, entirely ertgital, from ihe peas ef tht,
most talented male and female wtilere ef the day I
One or more splendid steel engravings, will,
given in each number, snd, also, one of s eno'
of splendid flnml engravings richly eotored.aovi
lucooiawoi prrnarsiiorv; oeeineaiy tne tnottsi
tractive seriet of embeltiehmente ever givrtif
any magazine., uue or snore peers of new al S
popular music, will he given in each Borabet J
will be printed upon new type, eaal exprrtl
for the purpose, end upon line while paper. It
work has reached its fourth number, snd as
far, the result hat proved that Ihe detign ef per I
lisliing' a Magazi.ie of euperior literary sirti
and elegant execution at the low pries of set
dollar a year, could not but be luccetiful. Osi
tnbeeription list Is already double that or anji
one dollar Lady's Msgaaioe, end kautreottril
added each week. New contributors, oUtoai
snd acknowledged talent have been tsttrs
ar.d Ihe publishers sre determined lo trie"
paint or expense in rendering the work tl
way worthy the patronage of the public.
CLUBBING AND PREMIUMS.
For the convenience of neighbor, sal M
facilitate remittancee, wa will send whet
miued Post rain, - '
Seven eopiee of tbe Wreath, one year for $5
Four copies of the Wreaibaud any Tbiee '
uonat magazine, . . T . ,.
Five eopiee of tha Wreath, and any Phil , .
adelpbia Weekly Paper, - . !
Fifteen eopiee of the W reath, ' . 10 W
Ten copis a of the Wreedb, and any Three 1
Dollar Masazins. . . ' . 10 1
Tan eopiee of the Wreath, and Spark's
wit-' tar.. i,. .. . A AS
uuo ui vvasnington, in moe. - iu
Tan eopiee of thcVVreath & Scott Novels If
Ten copies of the Wreath and Dickeh's " '
(Boz'e) Woratt. - W
Twenty coBjee ef tba Wieath, and any
one of the above named works, . ii
Specimen numbers furnished, If eidered poet
Jddrrmt .,. ... in "'.
,. UREWtVSCAMAIELL,
; tJT SouiU 3iel Strcsete Pbila4a.
WlIlTE sLiTS PENCILS ; w
A stone,' of a whitish color, easily cat j
slender cylinders, which aeive admirably "
foi slate pencils, hs lstJyfc been diseovetoi1
Caeileton, in Vetmont, The qtrany it este
by Mr. Cain, and it tnpposed lo be lbs only "
in ilie Unijed Sietet. The pencilsintke a h"1
and tberefora a moi dislincl anark tbtalbtf
dinary slate pencils. 1