Vifcirf-Lf'aaL'-iTf"B!Br':e'g' eteS"
- Tot F ia. ,
fir.nlkyt Mr, ii'fir County.
At. Ji.it 8C. IMS.)
Cmr.4 Friitla oftvtttt in Hit A'
- J Mrtiii Tiwrjartf Zuttrprite.
A -&lr. lxnii.y s Sot-eral sttontr rr-a-ron
why Mich nieces is desirable.
I A P. triolein oigs on this enter
, I lisr ; for tlie rio;e litis f nteiprise is
tt li d. fi.e nit willr dttniiiUh'rd
ct.f deprmdeice on loretgrj Innds lor
(ii'i.itul trillion worth of wines,
i r.d tlw-y loo of dubious genuineness
M.d v,ielleixi
2. Th cause of trrirance mr
grsrn this'ciiterrrts, for, according
to the principle of natural taste, ' as
that for wrtt wines, being not like
the artificial or acquired taste, (s
for urdent spirits, insidious and
imperative when orqnired,) lh sub
stitution o( Anirican .wines tor nr
dent ef iriis, will indirectly promote
the en use of temperance here as in
foreign wine making countries;
wh'r.h are found to be tiiiiloritiily
tenjprate; or the reverse of spirit
coiifciiniinii C(iuut(ies. And aguin,
if diktilled spirits used here ns in
wine making countries, to mix wiih
grape juice, and help 'make. wines,
therwill bV less of the raw spirit
material in the market to promote
"ihe ricef Tnioxiciit?,Md this,
connected with the fashion or ens
.,.4omAioUo4litrfii.i)C-.4rioipz.::ijii
.temperately instead of having: nc
couise to ardent spirits, will greatly
facilitate the tempeinnco cause-in
our couutry." Not to cnttiriWrate
other reasons liere for multiplying
" vineyards drf ottr Tantfwe proceed
id' once to the grand points of ren
dering lije tuieyard cftirsesnccessfut
in every attempt at this item of ag
ricultural pursuit and its handsome
ly remtineratinjr profits when suc
cessful. And not presumptuous for
the writer of tin's, to state -these
points as he is believed to have the
largest and most profitable vineyard
in the Southern Union", and in that
htate that ranks first in the wine
product. Briefly Tjtated American
.success in the vineyard enterprise
i depends on
I, The choice of the Iwt varieties
ftctiltjr hi(hert' has oecn ehoosin?
foreigu kinds of vines with which
. to attempt success in the enterprise.
This has ever been found an uphill
business, and has ever issued in dis
appointment. A Without eiiumera
; ling: other best American grapes,
the Scupper non j is decidedly the
'bestfr all Southern latitudes in
our country A " " ' ' ' '
- 3 American &liion -of .culture
nlone eventually successful; that is
to tiira Jaterilly, ntdAnt shorter in
v length; so that tho main stein or
steins (after, several,, feel Jbijjh and
clear of all laterals left to ramify on
trellises, or over scaffolding. The
JSuropcoa plait of, .keeping vines
. humble, or. shortened i. length,
thwarts instead of -aids -the mature
of vinos here and uniformity event
1 nates id disappointment hhdlossAi
"X Wino nwking, to be successful
i and profitable,, must bo connected
with putting plenty of keeping; iu
gredients in American wine juice.
Or to have a perfectly good and safe
keeping wine out of American grape
juks at least a fourth at spirits (and
the purer or more carefitlly rectified
the better, as thus divested of any
peculiar spirit taste, tlio more the
grope tale predominates should
'. lie added to the juice of the grape
Iter that juice purified .by. bing
strained through folds of flannel or
f woolen cloih; or, it sugar alone ad.
ded. fdoublf refined best for Scup-
pcrnoug) as a pure keeping iugreA
dient, three pounds per- gallon -not
too much. ; . ;v
And if both spirits and.nigar
combined in some .jtuje something
wTuivalent to the foregoing qurtuiity;
a, say, a filth ol spirits and one or
Xwo pounds of aiigar per gallon.
Tin notion more fallacious and per
nicious to success jn wine making
ihan that wine fn. America, can be
made fi-ood aud tafo keeping as a
vineyard busines without keeping
ingredients, and n plenty of thmj,
tfiveti in Kurppxs ..plenty "f spirits
put inU most or their wincsaestgncu
iat kneniii7uanv lenstli of time; as
hart wiue most famous for med
i;ie has. a third of spirits (made of
their towe'd wines) "Wtore ser.i a
nross the(ten. -But as to Ameri:
Jean vineyards ihey-yield far more
-silmndautly than' Kurripenii, yet 'the
juice thcreoff on all bands ackn6wj '
.eifged less saccharine, or strong than
uhn European. And thapmewsof
doini y. 'Mona in ' some pwts of
itintoe, atw f cpmrnqnaeq nysorne
(as ihe ancient A ristottelean") re
jcted as wojlhlcsf:; while that of
riaid ex jWriinf nts (as that of Bacon)
received instead- thereon"; So mere
theories In regard to vineyards and
wine making worse than oseless.
Experiment the only true and safe
test of all theories. And since
North t7arc'Jinn.. (a j pointed at by
the AgrirnUurnl census of 1310)
destined to be the greatest tineyard
State of the I'uiou, belter toexplode
mere theoiics at . once, that . tand
in th way of her onward course in
tli is most profitable as well as patriot
ic branch of Agriculture. And any
light on this important subject
cheerfully submitted to fellow' Ag
riculturists by their humble servant,
SIDNEY WELL Kit.
l'egistcr please copy.
TRY IT.
A f irmer who is famous for hav
Ing good fr,uit, says he, raises his
fruit itr the' following manner:
"He takes a cutting from the best
tree he ran find, puts the end of the
cutting into a large pot n toe. and sets
it in the earth, leaving but one or
two inches of the cutting above Ihe
eround. The cnttmir sooa sends
out roots and crows rapidly, ma
king a fine Iree, which needs no
engrulting."
CURING BEEF.
By most ol tha nicies now in use,
the beef becomes too much tmpreg
uated with salt, and is not as a con-
sea uence so fine -.for eating. By
tne loiiowmg process mis uunciiny
is prevented, aud the beef will keep
till the following summer : To 8
gallons of water,add3 lbs. of brown
sugar. I quart of molasses. 4 oz. of
nil re, and fine salt till it "will float
an egg. This is enough for 2 com
mon (quarters of beef. If has been
repeatedly tried and found very
fine; n famous beef cater says it is
the only good way.
DuraVilUif of Manure. A wrl
ler in the N. Y. Farmer and Me
chanic states that he has noticed
tlta.bottoin of coal-pits.,betweeu CO
and 70 yearsafter:the"bwmine, so
fertile (lint they invariably bore
heavy crops of grass or grain.-
I his manure, it is known, consists
of burnt earth, ashes, charcoal, &c.
Common ham , manure becomes
nearly or wholly exhausted in a
comparatively short period.
; , Kkmarks We hare repeatedly
noticed similar results; and for 20
years have used and recommended
the tise of charcoal and ashes -as
fertilizers. A
r tO WGROUNO FENCES.
Mr; Kpitor:-! take, this op
nortunitv to mention a nlan'of fen
cing for lowground,' which I think
will be found cheaper than any oth
er, and 'fully as good.--.-AiaK a
common panel fence of rails,' then
split stakes out ot white oak or some
lratinr wood, seven or eight feet
long, the size of common rails
Drive one on each side ot ihe lence,
nt each comer, while the k round
is , wet- about two or two and
a half feet, bore and pin through
them, over the top of the fence, and
you will have a fence that will
stand the freshol of the Toinbighee
river, and 1 think those of any, oili
er., j j. o, l.
Coffloilii. Ala t JaAwary, 184S.
"CREAK THE CRUST.." j
Many years ago, when l liyedin
'Connecticut, a man, from ( among
my acquattuiMMM ;; remoTea iroro
that tai . into ermom, lie was
a farmer lhat understood his. busi
ness and, attended to it. Some
years nftet, I made a tour into Ver
mont, and the fit nH 1 made
atier crossing the .river out of New
Hampshire, was at his house.. He
hnd got a fine farm, a good propor
tion of which was iHtervsle on tho
ConnccticnU There was, a field of
th ree acreson the : intervale before
the door, which, he said, when he
came to make his purchase, toad on
it a .very sunned growth of corn.
To use his own words "it was but
little-, bigger than .pennyroyal."
Ho asked ihe owner h reason of
the corn making such a tniserablo
; - ...
tannearanre. lie Saia no ow nm
i : i . . . j
ktiow. Uut,wjaw jny inena,
kuew." Ho finally bought the farm,
and the next reason undertook to
renovate that field solely by plough
ing. lie ploughed every opportu
nity through the scuspn, taking,
carc to plonali only when the dew
.HARDWAHB. ;
Jt'ST trecttcd by ihr alct ibert (earral nip
pljral Knu mn4 Antairta IUw m4
Ccn.Kar.ira, fit um4 ttirii. UmH Ihvy
vill cll laCoantnr MrrchMttal ry luw pricci.
m liberal tarmi, win iug of .
f race. Ul uniin.
WacU( llw,-Manara Isrkt, ; , . '
AbViU. Vimaa4Saitb'a Hmari.
IMl and ltchei tn gteal artrir.
Bom, Hutk add Wnry Kandl Kmri k Fork.
Poki Kaiw aad Haaort. with lcbraad 1
ra markoi iherana. Hough and Heady, Itneua
Vuia, Mudtrey ha. and ery ethrr arlicla be.
loneinn. to the butinrta, aat rcipecifally ask b
Mercliaiuaal Uih ficmiiy 10 farur lhw ilkaall
arbca tbV arz( tiiii ilr Cttr.,
WM T, HOWEUkCO.
No. ill Market St. PaiLAMiraiA- '
FiK. ISIS SSI.
ltlAOaiETIC TELEGU4PU.
f ES-KS. HALEY Ic CO.. baiina eompleled
: V I the an-mioa of the Macaeiw 1 rlrrrapt),
iiia Bui km, and eannetrtrdj the are iroaa iIm City
nf W athif.gtMi, lar Houin a IbarlaMoa, via
FatelUlle. CaffliUa. and Celombia, eabwribert
ra ran-cillr reqqrMed to bay ever la Mr. it
Suits, the Atrat at Ihie Suiiaa, th balana of
ihctr (ubtcriaiion noner. iihout lurtber notice,
ahvn Ibry aiH rteit a ecmlUat i t thrir Stock.
I'ac liu will toon be completed to- Mobile, aad
tbroueb to Ittv urlraot.
THE PKOPitlETORS.
Feb. 14 ISM,. , r 5r.
nill'AXIA WAUE
s iHE aubacribera reapectfalty inform Country
Li MerehanU ami otbera, (bat '.hey are eonaiaoL
ty Dianufuclurini, and keep on band, a large
aortaient of th beat Oritaoia ware, io Ibeir atock
will be found:
Coffee Pols.
Crcaoi Vt;
Pitchers.
Iseer tluirs.
' Tea Spoons,
Kpltiens,
Tea Pots,
Sugar Uowls,
Casters,
Table Spoons,
&.ar L.U4HPS,
W will wairanl our clock equal to any 'in the
market, and purcbtaera will ind it to their advaa
laga to call brfurr purchaaing el vwhrre.
HALL & BOAKDMAN.
No. 10 1 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
... .. 7-3.n,
I 50
S 00
I 75
t 00
1 00
CHEAP WATCHES JEWELRY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At ih Tkiladelpkia Watch and Jewelry Stare,
JV. 08 North Second St. corner Quarry,
Gold Lever Walebca, fultjev.
el led, ISeareacea, $38,00
Silver do. full jewelled It OA
Silver do 7 jewella, 16 00
Silver Lpine, jearel'd, It 00
Quart icra, good quality, 7 00
Iml.ntkm, 5 10
Gold Spectacle! 7 00
Fine Silver " oo
Gold llraceleia,
Ladies f.old Pencil ,
Silver Tea Spnonc, art.
Gold Peat; arilh Prnt and Silver (foldei ,
Isold I mgcr Kingi 37) cent! in su
Waleh naM, bed quality plain lt aeali; Pat-
11 AO gyndi rranito) bawhat tbey araolror.
Un and aome (old aad Silver Lever aad Le
pine, till loaer than the abav nricec -1
' O. COXRAD.
Jeweller d Manofaclurer ot Silver Ware,
Welch Maker and Importer at Wauhe
Cnni'cntly oa hand, a large a, tortment of all ar
ticlec mually kept in aiiailar cilblibmenH, ol
good quality ad l:ahionabl wyle. ' J-I3t.
XnAKEX p,by FinlayM Fayden, twelve mile
JL B. E. from Carthage, on tho 27th nit., a
dark Bay Hm, with a email ctar in tha fore
head, and a nip oil the none, low io Hn tbaat
five foe high, and eppoeei to be over twelve
year old. Valued at fit dollar.
, WILLIAM DpWD, Ranger.
. Fabrnary. Srdri848. " 6 Stpd
Important Co Farmers!
THE Babaetiber having ptirchaced Irotn Alfred
Spate, agent ft W, Beach & H. i. Oatling,
th natentr. th benefit of their invention for th
Slate of North Carolina, Acre to th Farmer of the
Mate the advantaf of a Machine for aowtog all
kind of mall Grain greatly aaperior to any thing
heretofore dixeoveied, Alao a new rio-gh lor tn
enltilioa of erop and alao a mt valuable aim-
pie Machine forth ihellmg of orn, i nrae Ma
chine and Plough em be had by application to
the aubacfiher at Raleigh, rarliculara eipiained
in hand bill. WM. F. 0OLLLN8-
Raleigh, Jan. 3, 1847.
Standard and Reg later copy. If.
NOTICE-
Q II AVE thi day aold th content of my Store,
in tb :iiy of Raleigh aititaled on H argot
rtreet, to J. R. Crtar. I hereby requeat all pt
on, who'ara injelrfed to me, to com forwaid
immediatelv, and cloaa their accounta, eilDar by
cask or note, aa no longoc indulgencecai be given.
My accounta, in caao PI any a licence, win m
left wiihJoax B. Htlcv. whom I hae authorised
Id make Bcttlemant, givo roreipt. dee.
Raleigh, Marth t. " -e:.r'w1
THE BU8OTESS COSITIBTUED
rHESubcriber would reapectfullv in
J Ibrm the citizens of. Raleigh aad the
public generally, that be will continue buaineae
t the old 'niL whera tber may b IbnDd a gen
eral aaaortmeot of Groceries with a email lot
of Dry Oooas. all of which be will endeavor
to eel! a cheap aa any ether peraon in thi City.
A be doe not deogn to do a credit Niwneaa, pe
will aell pnncijalry for eaah. at a email advance a
tha Pcteraburg tod Maw York coal r
J. R UTLET.
March 1,1 8t 8. ,
. k... .ai iileir tnn u it i found tn! wa .n Ar - immcdiatdv Bficr ft
kj) lHP.VHli J vaaw -- - 7"-"i . ' , -
pial tho Bswof Ik win n well rain, , lie went oyer it a number ot
ni tlimiiiWi tbWJ-qiiarttliy Wlrildj tinjes.ui the season, nnJ sowed it
'Vt'iits and ugnr (Btnn'g tlic purest with wheat in the -tall; and; when
sti!)siances in natur where rectified' I came to harvest aud thresh, it,
or r fihasMrtiitaleiu! cntigen- h had 154 bunels,averaging5l4
.uwHier, witH sframcd or. pnritd tlie'acre.Ciiltiyntor.:;.
ht ulhoiuogewtwhefllthfil Uv vSkirvikoV Nursery, three
' v?-" Or rucdicbie. A M' ir1' 6T miU:' --'Hr W.
it -u'vear eirx'tieliCQ onr Will contains MX) acres ol ground entire.
!!orivin- o the sceptical we are right, ly davotc.! td the growth of ever
Ai philosophy fine fpiin .theories tem trees and shriibs.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Johnaton County. '
Court of Tito oMii (umrttr ,St$non
joveibtr Item, ion. ,x
Jadirilaurbmeat, levied
Thorns C Clifton I 'on Peraonal Propenj
vt. V and Jacob Barnes and
Loula P. Baoldin. Wille Holt, Kxt. Num.
' J moned Gfnilieee. J
In thin Case, it anpenioff to tha aatiafietioa
of tha Court that th defendant, Louis V. Baul
din, ha abaeonded pr 0 conceal aimMll, that
lbs ordinary prooei l Ur cannot be aei veu
on him It ta therefore ordered that publica
tion be mad in ihe Ilalelh &tar.for t weeks
notifiimr said Uelendant to appear at ins nex.
Term of our aid Court to be held for ihe Cotal
ty of Johnaton. at the Court tiowM ia bimitb.
field, on the 4th M.wdy of Fahroary neat, and
hen and there la plead sad replevy iohtwle
udtnent will be herad as part.
Wimea. Thoota Baglej, Cleik of our id
Court, at olEca the 19th dy of December. 1817.
THOMAS BAGLB V, I'l'k.
Ptica dr. 15 651. -,
JAMES B- BllO WN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SADDLEK AMDTUUm MAKE II,
iVa. 14a orr St. Mwee 4.M U UK Sti
PHILADELPHIA,
rnESPECTFULLY m.
ilSt form Deader and oth
er, that he mannlacture and
kaepeeonatantty on hand an
extenaiva aaanrtment of Sad
die. Briddlea, Kuaaet and
Enamelled Leather Baddl
Bag. Callara, Whip, eVcY
A lo. a large itock f Sol
Leather, Ruaaet, Black and Fancy colored Solid
Riveted Trunk. Vatke. &. together with from
300 to 600 saxony, Bruwet and Darhaak Carpet
Baga, Ladiee Baa, Satchella, Ac ; all of which he
offer at the lowet price, and eolicita an examin
ation of hi good, being confident that every ar
ticle will give (atUfaction both in pric and qual
ity. " 4 7-
urae
' FOR TAX UHE OX Til IS AMEA ' .
Will be aold. on tha 6th day ot Mar:h, 1848, at
the Coorl Hove door; la ihe County of Paaqn-4
lanl, lb traoto of land luted by lb Mluwtnc pet
ooa or a a much sf.tba aaid land aa will pay
tha lax due on th aaaie for tha following vearaj.
1844, 11S and 1848, and aU lawful charge., if
dm paid ocloro.
The
ifenbe. g . Vegetable l'ill's.
NOTICE.
3TOHE undrraienad having, at the . February
JJk Term, 1848, of Johncton County Court of
Pica and Quarter Beeelona, qualified aa Admma
irator of lb eata' of the late THOMAS TOL.
LER, dee'J. of aaid Coonty, will offer fur aale. at
Iba, lata retidenc of aaid decaaaed, on Tnaaday,
tha t let day of March next, and from' day to Cay
-ntil lhaaameia disposed f, tb Mowing prop
erty, via, Haran. Mule, Cattle, Hog a, Uacoo, Corn,
Fotdr, two yoke of Oien. one Cart, one, Pedlar
Wagon, Houarhold and Kitchen furniture, and
many other article ' oauat'y on a farm, and too
tedkme to aieniion, upon a credit of ait monih.
AIo. at the eh a of the aab? the Negroea belonging
t aaid a'" will he let to hire until tha &rt day
of Janwarv next Tin of hire mad known on
tho day of tire, ' -r
FURTHER KOTIUE.
AU peraon having claim ginat "the ealat of
aaid Thitma Taller doe'd. are herat y nntifled to
piecrnt them, properly authenticated, wi'hin-tba-
tinto preasitbrd by. Law, or Una nouca will b plead
j bar nf iheir -ecovery. . .
All pron i xlcWd to iJ ealate, wilt pW
make immediate paymeu. . ' ' '
; . A NATHAH WILLIAMS, Adm r.
jrj30.000 BOXKS SOLD EACH AND
EVERY WEEK!!
THE GRAEFENBEKG COMPANY
Hereby jive notice that their Genera) Agent
for Ihe Stat ol North Carolina iiCb Wm.
Josca, Louisburg, Franklin Co, N. C.
Tha General Agent is fully prepared to ap
point aub-Agent wherever there ia no blanch
of the ComDaov: either on peraonal applica
lion or by mail, pott-paid. The rapid aala of
thesa celebrated iilU, and the extraordinary
cure they are constantly effecting, render th m
by far, the moil popular pill of the age. An
Agency will consequently be very valuable.
The Uraefenberg Pills are inconceivably
unerior to any aver before discovered. In fl
Wl WM;pTaJi 4ergeihew: tut
ihe yiemtir all disorder which reaultfrom
a bad sfata of th blood, theaa pillt ar a
(overeign remedy.
In the data of diseases called chronic, the
Graefenberg Pill achieve their highest tri
umph. Here they defy all competition
Entering within the hidden recease of tha
system, they quietly but surely purify th
blood, root out disease, and give tone and vigor
to the body.
Cures are Constantly Effected .
By these Pilla, in eases where every other
means had utterly failed. The most abundant
procl of this could be given, lut a trial of one
box will convince the patient. They ean be
ordered and sent by mail, at trifling expense
Hi price is S3 cents a bo:
Uwt worth art ordered and the money remitted.
th company , wilt pay th pottage on the lyt:
Kemittancea at tha Uomaaoy a riss. rt nerev-
er there i ao Agency of tha Company thy can
he ordered by mail.
These Pilla are Ukinjr the place ofall others,
and no sick pert on should be without them.
Bowel Complainis, Con8ti)atioa, Dys
tiensia, Fever and Ague, Headache,
jaundice, Liver Complaints, Rheuma
tism, all Stomach Complaints, Ureeo
Sickness, &c. ifce., yield at once to
these Pills. They porge away offensive hu
mours, ariest tha progress of disetae, and at
the same time restore tone and vigor to tha
system. In cases of general derangement of
tba health, they are suvkkeiu.-m.
itv rin:nt use.
The weak will become strong; the pale and
billioua eomplexioo be restored o a peifectly
fresh and healthy colon all the bad symptoms
will one by one disappear
In short, thesa Pills sr'a an inconceivable
advance upon any other medicine ever before
offeied to tha public. A Tkial wul SAncrv
ass os r-i, . . .!.... .. .,.
Candelabra, Girandoles, Rich Chinn &
Bohoniian Glass Vases, Hull. Laii
tems, &c.
DIE TZ, BROTHER tk CO.,
Washington Htores, No. 189 Wil'iam direct.
ISKW lOlta. ( untawwn oj euuon
ARB MANUrACTURING and have alwaya
OS HAND, a full assortment of articles in
their line, of lha following description, which they
will aril at wholesale of retail, at low prices fur
ch. ... ,
Solar Lamps Gilt, Uronxed and Silvered, tn
gret variety.
Suspenulog Solar Lamp, girt and bronxed. '
, Brat-ket do So - ' da
Sid " do do , do
' Solar Chandelier, ' do do 3, 3, 4
and 6 light. . - , j
Camphena Suspending Lamp, gilt and bronxed.
.do Bracket do do
do Chandelier do "do 1, 3 4
and 6 light. ' .
Girandoles GiU, 8iJvred and Bronxed, varum
palter ne. . "
Candelabra da do do
China Vaae and BnhemlaO Glass Vses., do
.- Hall Lantern a, a iirge aaaoetmaut, plain A- cut.
do , do Wit) Stained and Bohemian Glaaa
Lamp Wicks, Chimneya dc Shade of all kind.
Paper 8halea, a Jarg aacorluienl of new pat-
imiu ml atvlec
ml.eWtuerm. Whale, and Ltrd. of tha beat
7 Superior Camphena and Burning Fluid.. -"kvmber
, 1841 ;T..Wi.;
District Ifo, ,. '
Willi im lldtcbio. Dec'd
Eltj Palmer of
David Kaaton, Vfc'd.
8iaaa Palmer wf ,
tlenrv W.Hkinoer
. District No. S.
Jeaa Carter, Dce'd.
John Wilaon, DccM.
District No. St.
Tho. Avery. Dec'd.
Henry Braiha
J oar ph. Commander, Dee'dl
Ndhaniel A Paper, (ut
H illey Kaper'a Heir
Joseph Symon of
Abtur bbanhaM of
Diairict No.- 4.
Joaejih Love' heir at law
District o. A.
Edward Briggs, for Man-'
sard s Heir at Law.
Will. Cooper
Robert Davis -Alley
Davis
Abigi.nl Hsir"
Joics Jennings
Ttillowell Hcotr, Dee
Will. G. Barges
Georg R. Davis
Arthur Davis'stwure at Uw
Isssc Jennings
1 Lot belonging to the
heirs at Law Uaakaton
District No. .
Hardy Forehand . -Polly
Forehand
Wm awyt of Camden -John
Stanly, Dec'd.
Redding Sawyer. Dec'd,
Joshua Stokelry's Heirs
David Cartn right's Heirs
Joshua Cook, Dac'd
Levy Griflirr of
Cliany Cnflin of
Priacilla Jones
Kenry Jenneys
laaae ForVs
, Diatrict No 7,
Joaepb Cox
Allen Haskett
Hsnnabsld Overton of
Simeon Overton Of
El'xaneth Bundy, Dec'd
John Cslboon
Joaiah W. Uslfo
Setb While
George NswUn of Norfolk
.Vs.. hi heirs at law
The Caraaek Tract, and
given in by Edward H
Hubbard
JOSHUA A POOL. Sheriff
of Patquotank County, A. C.
Price adv. $17 30 33 months
THE SACRED l,tOlJ.T,AIS
((. Bv T. J. IIEaDLEY, ;J','.
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"Petition for Settle
Joveni ,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Hertford County. .
Court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions
November Term, 1847.
James W. Hill and wile")
and Others
V .
utor (f laaao Carter
dec'd and otbera.
It appearing to tha Court by the affidavit of
James W. Hill, that tha defendant. Drswry
Carter. Isaas Carter. Jam CarUr, Isaac Sharp,
Jacob Sharp, and Caroline Sharp, ar not residents
of this 8lale,-. it i Iherefot ordered by Ihe Court,
that publication be made in the Raleigh 8iar for
six weeks, notifying them of Ihe filing of this Pe
tition, and lhat they be and appear at the next
term of said Court, to be held for the Coonty of
Hertford at lha Court House in Win ton, on tba
Four'h Monday of February next; then and there
to plead, nver or demur to the uid petition; oth
erwise Hi a ma will be tsken as con leaned and
heard ex parla as to them.
Witness, l,wis M. Uowper, cient ot in saio
Court, at Winton th Fourth Monday of Novem
ber, A. D. 1847. ;.. L. M. COWPEB, Cl'k.
. 4 6wpd. .
abate" aod "Waatiuatnri and hi '
S oimmcnds raalf 1,." .t '
beautiful drapery wnich Its anlh. v 1... n.. '
rerbund acripir loeaWtiea, aa well as hy Ihe fcrce-
w mnm rgaw vt ,n m wtiicO tne arenee are
deseril! foenea i' u bicbtb reader fcU a vary
a atoral interest from lh-ir coiineciinn with Tha
Bible biocry.and lo which Mr. Headley has im
parted additl-Hial rharms by the rich and v.ril
imagery with which be bat inveated tbeut.
Prtwna whose rreiJence is remote from 'arg
cities, and tvho have nt ready a -cere to book--4rea.
miy bedeairon. of prenaaing a work o'
rt merit of -The Sacred Mountain,' and to
such the Publisher offi-fs to transmit by ni.it, boo
of postage, Aree copies oa tha receipt ! SI.
, JOH S S. TA VLOR. W,.W,
51 Nsiu atieet, New York..
SYLVBSTER'STROxTrnnY
ASuJe stronger-than the li.nks of tftt '
' oubJreastiry. "
There i stream of Iwondla- denth .l.tih ..t
.urrent, which is constantly fl iwing and fluwlnc
irradiate th soil, whence aurinrs th ennrea- r
joy and hipcinea. AU eek to i.nbib its waters.
and few fail stier sulC.-ienl siip'ieittons to rcceiv
adequate benefit, ra invigorated in health, in spirits,
and in purse. The fudi of lb supply , and the
poriiy ofjl current, Invites every one t partake
ofiu invigoratihg wateral" "1 He stream i 8. I.
SYLVESTER, whence all derive the various d
vantages which cannot be too highly extolled.
Tm twenty yar he ha puraocd the same wilhont
devhuion distributing yearly Rlttlian Of Dol
lars thrwoghout the vari . htitea. Sureaa Kan
marksd hiseoue. and when Bankareruaa die.
a-Hint. and the Uoviernmeiit is in want of funds,
he never fait to diabiirae whatever is sought at his
hands. Tba LOTTERY under his guidance has
attained a certainty wh'ch is onexampled. Th
year his commenced most suspiciously, the amount
dieaeminated i larger than ever bef,,re. The
8C HEMES for March are of surpassing brilliancy
a large amount o. PRIZES will I distributed.
Advanturer. attentimi t specially diterted to th -CAPITALS
and 8MALI.EU PRIZES. Corres
pondent ere requested to forward their orders ear- - -ly.
thst they may meat with due attention. Be
careful lo addresa
S.J. SYLVESTER,
41 V'.llStrect New York.
20 Prizes of &5,000
ARR
$100,000!
NEW JERSEY STATU LOTTEUY, Cliss IS,
lor IMS lo be drawn at Jersey City, VS. i 1 on
Wedneadav.t the lit ol Mar. IS48. 78 number
UDraw M.llnti.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
30,728!
20 PrizBS of 95. 000 sth!
40 Prizes oft 1.000 each
''-m'thtt of tsoo eseh t
66 ot tflOirOffee-" "l 66 '"of'gij JjfolKrs r:
69 of 40 dollars - 132 of 30 dollsra
Sic. tie. &c.
Tickets 10 Dollar.
A cenificate of a Package of 25
Tickets will , be sent for 3140 Shares
io proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cls 19, for IS4S to
be drawn st Alexandria (D- C ) on Kami-day,
4th of Mar. 1848. 78 somber--14 Drawn Bal
lots. ....
GRAND SCHEME.
Kebrniry 39, 1848.
10 3t
'MABYi tliJ-Tmi lpp in o Mr4void's
It ttern "lis. r, I only iesl ' Irxikod to
See if tlir're ws w v ihini snoot love in' It,
'as I saw it w a tvonau's lianlvrriiinf.'
.fX7 Mr. Clay presided at lbs Annosi
Meetina f the American Colonixalioo So
t'mx in the llus ot Representatives on
ihe night of lha 18th, oil. A -iy Isw
audience was in attendance; aud Mr." Clay
addressed tbeta, ia his utaal elnqnent. and
foreibls style. ' Ht gars the Socirty notice
thathe never expected to preside oter U
I giin. .trgut.
BOOT & SHOE VLLXllT&o
Each individual would do well to loot out for
himtrlf, teot h ehoutd loote thi opportunity of
obtaining a bargain, which he might regret.'
' T H B aobaenbers
i. fcsva vhovcil to lhat
, vory coromodiou
Store,, bppm're.the
Market, and next
ji,! "-J door to Mr. Haedia,
. L'onketionary, where
tbey bava always oa
band a good assort.
Ment at -in i finest
BOOTS and SHOKS lor Gentlemen, Rooinioa's
Ladies' Walking Shoes, Ingetber wild asaiiulsct
ring stock ol all kinds.' They hold themselves in
readiness to fill alt orde m their line, at the short
est aotie. warranting eatnfaetory fit ia all caaes.
Tbey btl ihankiol lor the liberal share of patron.,
aae eiteaded lo them, hoping lhat they may merit
and roeeiv aa increase of ih same.
c AU.t!i at.u.
Jan. 4, lliS. ,
Lj " lia
S33
" "Petition forth
, Sal of Land.",
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA'
Hertford County, " t ' "
Cpurt of Pleat and Quarttr' Sessions
tfovemoer jerm, iB7.- ' ;
William P. Brlttain, Adm'r.
of Mo Man ley . , ,'
. ' i .
Noah Manley and Otbera,
heir at Law or .More
Mtnley, dce'd.
Ia this Csae, it appearing to lha Court," that lh
oVfendahoi Joaiah Manley aad Winney Manley,
.MiaidMtofaoma o'hef Water it is ordered,
that poblicatio) bo made in the Raleigh Star for
six weeks- noumna uw saiu swan "J
Winner Msnlev to Da and . appear at. tne next
Term of said Court, to be held for lb county of
Hertford, at the Court House in Winton, on the
Fourth Monday of February next! 'hen nd there
nU.J aanarer or dmur to the aaid Petition t h
arwia. lha aama will be taken aa coo Erased aud
harl mi narM aa tn them. . .
Witner. Iwi M. Cowper. clerk of iba aaid
Court, at Winion, tb Touih Monday of Novem
ber, A. D. 1847. " I., U.COWFEK, W
.v.. . ' - "'' tSwpd.
i. ' "' ' . L'I-
t. A single statement fiks the following ought l
a aumcient inducement to any one aaftennf witB
disetwd lung to make a trial of Wiatar, ? Bal
sam, and test it virtue h their own rase.
Fi.nav.wes. Onedia Ce- K' Y.. Msy; IS4.
Si. 8. W. Fovrit,-Osaa Siav I take pleasare
a Mailnw im asav exoeviene in . tlr' are of
Wiatsr's Balaam of Wild Cherry.
, 110,000!,
1 of 3,500
, 1 of 8.089
80 of 1,000. .
(GOO each
40 of 300
- ...
35,f00! 13,000
1 ol 5,000
1 of 3,000
1 of 9,000
rjo Prizes of
20 of 400 .
256 Prizes of 1200, each!!
4ofl00 0 of 80 &e.
Tickets $10 Share 1 pro port inn.
A Certificate ol a Paekareof 8ft Tickets will be
seel for $130 Shares lo preportion.
VIRGINIA LOTTERY, Class 10, for 1848
la be drawn at Alexaudris ID C.) o Sslnrdsy,
lllh'of Mar, 1848. 74 nambsra 12 Drawn
Ballot.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
2 prizes nf 30,000, 2 prizes of $12,000!
2 Ot 7.000 2 of SfHA)
. , 9fS,S8S l-l " 10 ol 1,500
20 of 600 dollars. - -30
Prizes ol $300 Each!!! .
140 Prizes of $200 each!
3 ol 100 , Si ol so
126 of 30 '
&c, &c. ' &c.
Tickets IO dollar. l ' ,sri -
A Certificate of Package of 8S Tick! will ha
(at for-1130 Shares ia .proportion.
VIRUIN1A BTATR LOTTERY. CT II,
for 1848. to b itrawa at AleianHria, (II, C )
ea saiarday th I lib, of Marsh, 1848. 66 Nam
hers 13 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME. -
30,000!
of 5,000 dollars
t of 2,080
1 of 2,748 75
10 of $1000
10,000
of 3,500 dollars.
I of 2,000 ,
1 of 2,500
15 of $400
25ofS200 each
30 01150 : 1 10 of 100 '
. 106 6150 .
Ticket $10 Shares la proportion.
A Certificata of a Package of 89 t icket will bo
sent for $100 Share ia prcporlioa. '
Y1RC1NIA State LOTTERY, Clsss 15, for 1148'
kw itrswa at Alataadraa, u. li. am oaiaroay, ,
tba Siiaof Mar. IU. fS oasabera IS drawn
ballot.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
. . ' 58;832 53! " '
$23,529 41 ill 764 70 "T
"'' ofSOOO' t ft 4.010 '
S ef 0300 S of ,61, 68 dollar.
100 of $1,000 ,
1 75 Prizes of 500 each ! I
. 65, ol SUO 130 of 100 .V
130 of co , .:. ,
&r. . &c. tic. . ,
Tickets $15 Share in proportion.
A Certificate of, a Packsea of 20,
Tickets will be ent for $200 Shares m , ,
proportion... . f. . . , .. .. t
NEW Jr-.H'EY STATE LOTTEttY, CI Sfl. for .
484S4 to be dtsw at Jersey Cy, I V ,
Warinesdav, the gstli ot Mar. IMS, Ti mhers ia
Drawa Ballot.'' ' - i- ' - t
GRANDSCHEME. - -A
-iw. 40,0001 ' -
$20,000 t $10,000 v'
14 6.000 .ltd 5.O0O i -
I a'Aom ... - lots 845 ,
20 Prizes of $ 1,000 each ; :
. 20 Prizes of $500 each,A
20 of 400 esch. s; t, -
, 103 cf200 each! ,-
62 of 100 each .. . . . fi. 62 f 75 eartl ,
ocf-m ' e. -, i 0-0 i
'TiekesilOShawlnprTrtirHl. '
. - .... . ..M-i.k.,.KIN O.
A Crti9iiwf c rgw wu iRHin
seal fcr $ t Share la pxrpoilion.
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