x
POETRY:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
I lore to look on a acena like this,
-" - Of wild and careless play, :a
'
And persuade Diyielf tljat I jaw cot old,
And my locks are nocyet'gray ; "
i For it stirs the blood in an ofd man's heart,
And it males his pulses fly - 1 . -".
To catch th thrill ot a happy voice; r ; .
;' . And the lijht of a pleaant eye. - .
: . he Walked the world for four score years ;
Add tlicy say jtlial 1 am old, ,
And my heart isjripe fur the reaper Death.
t , A tay years are wen nigutoiu,'
-..'It it fery trua; iiti is very, true;
'r I'm old. and "I bide my time
Cut my heart will leap at a scene like this,
Arid 1 half renew my prime.
- . ' ' ' ' x !" "
; , Tlay on,1 play "on ; I am with you there,
- Jn.the midst of your merry ring ; , :
; j eun feel the thrill of the daring jump, j .
A nd the rush of the breathless s win g.
. - 1 hi Ja with you jjn the fragrant hay,
' And I whoop the smothered call, - V
And my feet slip hp on the seedy floor,
And I care not for the fall.. ,
. T . . '-. :.'
X am willing to die when my time shall come,
And I shall bj glad to go; I ....
Jor lh world, at best, is a weary place,
. Andniy plusej is getting lowt
Btft the grave is dark, and the heart will fall
In treading its gloomy way ;
And it wiles my heart from iu dreariness,
To see the young so gay. j :
.rv. -7 T- ! i :
TSOM xus Lsxi.nifo (,Ky.) iftTnxiaBNCKK, Anj. 25. ,
' BALLOON ASCENSION. j
AfCJiNsioN -Mb. Clayton's
L6g-Book. -At -5 o'clock, for the fourth
'rime, I took my station in my aerial hark;
and at 8 miuutes f altt-r 5, I bade farewell
fo the gay scene tnat surrounded me;! and ;
darned into the atmosphere, or' apparent '
ly thq earth fell from my;feet.;. and in a
few moments Lexington With her, splen
did mansions and her -Streets decorated
with tr ees, and j he surrdandiag fertile
j and garden-like country interspersed-ivith
.towns, country seats, and cottages, were
all within my gaze, r and formed a scene
truly encbantjngjr - ' ''
f When tho barometer had fallen to 26,
5 inches, l ent loose the parachute which
contained a: littlcj dog -it.lsoon opened,
and I saw, it pass on the N. E. side of
Ashland (the residence of the Honorable
Henry Clay;). f-C . '.-: -I
Was desirous to know at what altitude
I should lose 3ight of the spectators.,
When, at. the height of three-fourths of a
mile, they, and also the cattle in the field3,
had shrunk to insect size, but it was dif
Cirult to j ascertain! precisely at what alti
tude they disappeircd. , ' i ;
1 be earth now appeared like a large
painted map,' the colors of which, not de
signating counties or States, but showing
the products of the soil and Iruits of indus
try the meadows the grazing lands
the corn and hemp fields ibe orchards
and woods all. differing in color or shade.
In a short time vapor appeared to aa-
;ccnd from the earth and to form itself into
'thin clouds beneath me. Eighteen min
tjtes after 5, 'I passed into a dense cloud,
ana lor a lew moments vva enveloped in
mist, and the earth was concealed from
rriy -view. . , Just before emerging from this
cioua, m iront oi me, l naa a perfect snad
f flvv of, my balloon, -with the car, the corde,
and myself 'plainly delineated. I waved
' my banner, as if to salute my. companion.
The compliment ivas answered "
. ,At 23 minutespast '5 o'clock, the bar
ometer SO inches; the thermometer at 35
, degrees, course jS. E l rate 1 taile in 2
'minutes;;-, -v'-' ' '-".t
At 23 rain utes' after 5,:when at ah alti-
, tude of 2 miles, Tdiscovered that the gas
had .completely 'I filled "the . balloon, and
; that the neck hud become entangled be
tween the cords by. which it was saspend
ed, preventing the surplus gas from escape
ir and conuning the valve cord, potbat
I could not open the valve. v
I immediately busied myself in liberat
ing the valve cord, and while in the act
of doing this, the neck and "cord were
.snatched with violence from me, the ur
. per portion ' ol the balloon burst with a
tremendous noise, and I and, the whole
fibrip'fell two or three hundred feet, with
the velocity of .a stone. -The rapid des
Cent was then a little checked ; and now
"the most critical moment of my life was
'tv hand a moment- that required calm
He presence of mind and activity, for an
awful scene presented itself. The Iover
1 paxt of the balloon tyjhe violent resist
ance 'or tbe atraiophcrre, in descending,
had rri pressed against the surface of
t me nctworki and formed into a parachute
of about twenty-qye.feet m diameter ; but
t h ro u g b t h e" c e r it j& b 1 1 fi i m pe r fee t pa ra
f hute I could behold the naked valve, the
smnll 'mcshes of the net, a nd a great por
vh'nA aNV. jIMT.1L. l.K L:l.
HuuwvuiB utL.ojii rsitj sine, wuieji lor ru
ed the resistinff surface hunff irf ribbands.
. dashing, from side topside, and nroducinjr
a noise likeA the shaUered sails of ship
"a icuiuru , i uuriirauc uuiee was
. u piouuceu oyjiue rapm uesceni a tone,
- M1 oy the violent "oscillatory and rotary
notion of the parachute. " At one.moment
I wis almost in" a horizontal line I with
the "parachule and then I waa dashed
thVough the'air ; to a level on the opposite
- ciue,. taws, describing: atijttrea ox nearly a
semi-Qircle. the radhi3 of tvhich ' was a",
.loot fifty feet; and at the tame time I and
J2iy,car, were whirliner with sickenihj? ve
locity. ' While in this situation I succeed
cd in dashing - overboard all my bags of
yauast wmca weighed about 80 lb.
, -Id four minutes I. descended about a
tnile, and reachedr'the region' of dense
. clouds. At this time I untied the vpper
end of my eable an! held it in inay hands,
threw over my anchor and allowed it to
fwirtg at the full lengih of the rope, ) 150
leet,) it was thrown 'at erery vibration, fir
jfcbove the level of my-car '
' On passing beneath the cloud, I saw
tha town of Athens a little? to the south
west of ne ln i fiva minutes inore . I
reached the ground 2 with j pretty severe
fihotsustiimng5i
uoning; 1 ne swnoie t qauoon, or para
cnute, was instantly nai on tne grouna, a
mass ol ribbands.; A lew. dark faces'Tne-
'-, : . , .. -
groes; appearea : ni a suort distance irom
ine, vitb,wlstretehed -bands, : screaming,
frightened to 'death at the hose machine
bat clme whirling over their beads; and
still more frightened when they saw ine-t
spring out 01 it. - t v,
. The spot on which j I fell, was on th
farm of Thomas'Ap Jones, Esq., iu Clarke
county, id raues in me soutneasi airec
tion . from Lexington four ur five miles
south of the Winchester road, and one
and a half miles from Comb's ferry on
the Kentucky river, Mr. Jones and sever
al or his -neighbors came to me, and po
litely onered their assistance m securing
the reman is of the 4Star of the West."
I B. Clayton.
Lexington, Aug. 22, I 83p.
$10 Ilcicard.
t
ANAWAY from the Subscriber, abotat the
1 15lk uIl a negi p woman named .
f II ANN A II,
formerly the property of Cel. Etl ward .Will uns,
of Onslow County, but more recently owned by
Richard baunderis, Esq. Hannah is above the or
dinary size, Wack compiexiou abtut Forty years
of age She lias relations in Onslow couuty and
at Rockv Point.
She has. forborne vears past, been living with
a free colored man named Isaac Scott, wIrj has
left this place, and she might have gone off-with
him.
1 will give the above reward for her apprehen
sion, upon delivery to me at winnington, or con
finement ui any jail, so tnat 1 may recover ner.
ANN GUTHRIE.
Wilmington, Sept. llth, 1835.
36-3t
,9tli Sept. IS35.
ftn HE Stockholders at their late meeting, hav-
U-. ina invested Uw Board F Directors with
power to. re-open Books of Subscription for the
remaining Two Thousand Six Hundred and
Eishty-eight Sliares of the Stock of this Bank,
Resolved, that Books be opened at the same pla
ces as before, on the 2d day of JNoy ember next,
aud contuTue open for 1 en (lOj days. 1- ' :
- JOHN HILU Cash'r.
J-The Fayeueville! Observer, Raleigh Regis
ter, Salisbury Watchman, and balem Reporter
will please insert the above until the 1st iNovem-
ber, and forward tueir accounts to the tsank or one
of its Agencies. : r : 3(-tliN
1 Inspectors11 Bills,
To suit the latest arrangement, for sale
at this Office. V
Sept,llf I 1 ' 3G-5t
rOR PUBLISH! KG IN THE TOWN O'
y : - WILMINGTON NC. '
a!f Weekly Weicjpaper
TO SB tNTlTttD tHii
WZXiXXXNaTOU ADVEKTISEH.
(TTIHE Subscriber is unwilling to believe that
' U in the most commercial town in' the State.
and adjacent country, one Newspaper cannot be
property supporieq ; ana naving emoarxeu in tne
business, is loth to abandon it until tne experi
ment is fairly tested. v He feels grateful for the
patronage anorded to him by the support received
for the fEUPLKa rati; tut camtot conceal
from himself and haa no wish to conceal from
tlhe public, that iu decreasing patronage' will
soon render a ' less xemunerauou man win oe
expected by any person capable of conducting
a .Newspaper." Unless the list of subscribers
is greatly increased, (of which the past gives
no hope) it must be discontinued or the size
reduced. The editor may," indeed, obtain a sub
sistence and keep .his establishment in credit
but he expects more than this in return for bis ser
vices; as he cannot consent to pursue any busi
ness so laborious and , perplexing, without the
prospect of competence, within a reasonable time.
Under these circtunstattees the subscriber issues
these proposals for the Advertiser a paper to
be devoted to Literature, Commerce, Agriculture
and the general interests of North Carolina ; so
far as the latter may be consistent with the integ
rity of the UniOn, with which it is believed they
will always accord. It is'intended to be free from
party influence; and it is supposed that a proposi
tion of this cliuracter will decide the yet unsolved
question, whether a newspaper can permanent
ly and respectably supported in, Wilmington.
If sufficient patronage is onered by the first of
December next, the Wilmington Advert iskr
will commence, on the dtil of January following.
If not, and should the People's Press receive no
additional support it will be reduced from 21 to 20
columns, and continued as heretofore.
The Advertiser will be the same size of the
People's Press, at S 3 per annum, payable in ad
vance. - i '. -"
No paper discontinued uhjul all arrearages' are
paid unless at the option of the editor.
. Those who fail to give notice of aish to dis
continue their paper, before a second year com
mences, will be considered bound for that yeur,
and by the same -rule for ail succeeding yearn
13T Persorrs holdintr subscription Papers are "re
quested to forward them to Wilmington, by Uie
i si 01 uecemoer, tew.
XjT Editors with "whom we exchange would
cuiuer a lavor on us, oy giving tne aoove a lew
insertions in their papers. ;
" THOMAS LORtNG.
:- Sept. 11. 1835. N T , 36-tf
For Sale.
W Rl HHD3. good MOLASSES,
0 ID 23 hho Prime Porto Rico SUGAR,
150 casks Thomastown LIME, r
50 bbls. No 3 MACKEREL,
23 bbls. Prime PORK, C
' la boxes Lemon and Ginger SYRUP."'
12 do. BUCKETS,
10 boxes Sperm CANDLES,
" 3 bales GUNNY BAGS,
9 bales NEGRO CLOTH,
20 casks Nails, assorted sizes,
RUM, j
GIN, (double distilled.)
- BRANDY, Cognac, fcC. ic.
Apply to , j .
J . BARRY; & BRYANT.
August 14. ; " 32-tfl .
'4
Qlfa' SoutJi Side of Market . Sire-jine
, door above the ojfiee ofthe pJZO-' -
t PLES PRESS.
OFFRS his professional iervicet to Uxe.fM
lic. . He is prepared to ofn n-JL
rauona on the Txxth. He can .apply his patients
with any fcnd off:l:Taay
o h OIl nf ,ashea fox the Mouth,
Tooth Powder of the Kst descrrptiori, and Drops
for the tooth ache. -J
y;MTiteuBstc- - tfi5; 1833.-. : 60-tf .
A.
tHAia Jiandsome, f new, cvvo
$ story housed laielv built by the
soDscriDer, near ibe ML i uuw a
CHUftCH. . There is- a two- story
piazza round the whole Loose; and there is a good
kitchen stable, and other outhouses; and a well of
good water. The lot is a full one, 66 by. 330 feet;
and is well fenced in. The terms vill be accoua-modating.-.
'' " - j
- Persons indebted to the sxibseriber are request
to come forward and settle u hhoat delay. - .
' - W&L C. JACKSON. '
- 1 1 . 1 t
Circulating Library
THE SuhscrihrVs LIBRARY continues open
for those who mav4v. flitml ta feud. Books
loaned at C i-4 Centswr week. NEW WORKS
are expected daily. Applicants for books are re
quested to send the money when tney appy' j
FOR SAllE, ' i
s?dHTsiYmrs Ipowbeb,
; WARRAN TED.) . !
WM. C- JACKSON,
April 8, j tf.lt.
4 DWELLING HOUSE & LOT. on
Orange and Fourth Streets, the house is
generally knOwn as the MYROVER HOUSE,'
and is in comfortable order, with good Kitchen,
Stables, Corn Crib, Carnage House, and a well
of excellent water hi the vard. There is also
room for a large garden,. v I
I will also sell the half of a tract of land called
LOVE GROVE, about a niile atnl a -halffiom
town, and too well known Wneed a description.
Also Thc half of one Acre of Land, where
the subscriber has'a Slaughter Penj about half a
mile from the Court House. I ' ""I
The above property Will be sold low.
AH persons having demands against me are
desired jto present them, an(J all indebted are re
quired to make immediate jpavmcnt.
. WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Feb. 25. . 8r-tf.
if Card.
h rt AV1NG learnt that some insinnations have
JOL been made, (probably with the design to in
jure us) that our Firm is in luvor of the cause of
Abolition, we hereby openly declare that such
assertions are false and utterly unfounded ; and
we pledge ourselves that all j the members of our
House are entirely opposed; in principle to the
vvews of the - Abolitionists, regarding the agita
tion of the Slave question and interference in: the
rights of the Southern Slave! holders as inexpedi
ent, unjutt, and pregnant with evils. V !
BAILEY, KEELER & REMSEN.
, 125 Pearl Street.
New York, Aug. 15, 1333. 34-13L
The Subscribers
fin AVE entered into a co-phrtnership under
U.1L the firm of POTTER,. 6c PARSLEY j for
the transaction of Commission and other business.
Having purchased from P.IK. Dickinson, Esq.
Iris interest in the COWAxN S. S. MILL,
they are prepared to receive and execute or
ders for Lumber,. and having ou baud a large
stock of .-:
Yellow and Pitch Pine Timbcrt
they will be able to fill orders for Lujuber of any
description ' -. - .
GILBERT POTTER;
O. G. PARSLEY
Hcfcc to i I .
Gen. E. B. Dudley,
Aaron LaxaruT, Esq.
Wm. Dougall, Esq.
P. K. Dickinson,' Esq.
April 1, 1835. j 13-tf
W UULU lulorm his trlenus and customers
that he has taken the store on Campbell's
W hart, corner ot Wood Uock, where he has a
well selected stock of goods, (which he will sell at
the lowest Cash prices, either, at wholesale or re
taiL "j '
j - JAMES 1. BRYAN.
- JUST HHCEIVED,
10 bvls.Viour, ' I
7 do prime P. R. Sugar,
10 kegs and boxes Tobacco,
5 boxes Candle?,
8 do best Soap, I '
SI firkins Butter, i ,:
200 Bushels Salt,
1500 lbs. Bacon . "
Coffee, Pepper, and Pimento,
Shot. &t. &c. by the bag,
Chocolate and Mustard bv the box.
March 25.- I ' 12-tf.
To Ment
rpHE dwelling apartments oyer the shop
Of the subscriber, on Market! Street. ' Pos
session given on the nrst of Octobejr.
Apply tO r": ' ( .- ;.
" T.OTTTR T TrTccrMsx
September 4. .-; . ' 35-4u;:
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
E AVE dissolved Copartnership, by mutual
consent. "A. A. BROWN will continue
the Store, and will settle all; debla? either of the
firm or-individuaL r . 1
;.asaJa. brown!
LYMAN BROWN.
"Wilmington,' July 23d, 1835.
: -1
2Mf.
OfTiHHDS
Sap Sago CHEESE,
Sift li-ir . 1
A3tl J For sale bv
iw . :' 1 i ; tv
BRADLEY
2G, 18
00.
34 tf
rmHATJtrce DWELLING HOUSE,' (thrt
ji. .,rvpaijr . uc "re 01 j. n. JjOndon V on
the South Last corner of Market and Front Streets,
with stables and other -om buildin. -mnd
nient at a Boarding House for men of business:
Alao, the two large 5 1 ORE3 below Poascs
swq given immedialely. , Jl' ' ; : r'V
Apply-to--:"..,;.- j .. 'fv
.y, c. lord; i:VrKor 1 T
H. A- JUONDONJ .
TJ6 Rent,
ai irui axoa. orrnX iaro nx?t - :
'V.
SfoxUs Bid of
WF JIxltst street
Tlh ASjust received from the north a large sup
HATS and CAPS;
Also, a largo assortment of . ;
:;. rBOqfS .and.MIOES.'
tie naa in his assortment ,
GeniietMTfSj Boots aid Shoes ;
. Ladies' Beolees and Shoes ; '
Children's do dov
UmbrellaSr Slocks, Collars., c. 4 c-.
-He will receive by nearly, every packet fiom
New York, an addition to his Stock, which will
always be kept complete, having an Agent in that
cky, to make purchases to the best advantage, by
which means he can sell at moderate prices. .
August 14. I 3.- ' ' . 32 8:no.
AUCTION !&. COMMISSION
It jTayetlevillC) J C.
THE Subscriters have entered into copart
nership nndeif the firm of WlLLKlNGS
& BELDEN. Thcv solicit a continuance of tlie
Business of Winkings &-Co. 'v.
E. W. WILLKINGS,
. ROB'T.; C.JBELDEN, ?
Fayctteville. N. C. August 20, 183a. 3 1 3w
D E A R BON'S P A TE N T
, i ,-- i . ...
Balances-
AN ASSORTMENT
?f the above BAL
ANCES and Appa
ratus, constantly on
hand, from ihe Pro
prietor, and for saic
by
BARRY & BRYANT.
1S35.I .;.! 1-c.
January
Runaway
TCI ROM the Subscriber on the
JC 25th May last, a mulatto fel
low by the name of
DICK,
The said Dick is about 45 years
of age C feet high, and has a con
siderable stammering in his speech. He is sup
posed to be lurking about Rocky Point, or on the
Sound. V " j ,v r - -
-1 will give a reward of Ten Dollars for his ap
prehension. . !- M
rrTFIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
will be ''given for iufonnalion tHat shal
convict any white person of harboring the
said Negro;DICiCr ;
i - : t. cowan: .
June H, 1835." -I - ' i. . Til-tf
Dissolution.
rniHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be
U tween tlie subscnU-rs under : the firm of
GEO. R. FRENCH & CO.
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. All
persons having demands against said firm are re
quested to-present the same for settlement, and all
persons indebted to said firm,' either by note or
book account, are desired to make immediate puy
meut to G. R, FRENCH. ..
V ; v ' ? GEO. R. FRENCH,
' ' I ;;; - S.' M. WEST. '
AVflmington, 14ih Aug. 1335.
Tne Business will be continued by
GEO! R FRENCH, at the old Stand
immediately under the Printing QJiSt.
Aug.
21.
33 5l
Furniture.
A LAlitiE assort
meat of Fashionable
Furniture,' consist
ing of Bureaus, Ta
bles, Sideboards, So
fas, Field and high
.post Bedsteads, fancy
and Windsor Chairs,
. Rocking do. toilet &
Wash Hand StandvCjibs, &c. &c.
Constantly ,on hand and for sale, by
V " , BARRY fit BRYANT
January, 7, 1835. ; ' ' . r . ' Ic
ron SA.X.&
;j-fA T THllS OFFICE,
The FolloWlhs JBlanlis, Viz,
- Bills of Sale for Negroes, . ?
Charter Parties,
Notes of Hand,
Deeds, : ! . . " . ' ' 1
. Bills of Exchange '
-. Bills of Lading, . . !. f
Shipping Articles, . ' ! - -
Wnu of Ejectment,
vCrew Lists,' j .. . Js t
'Inward Foreign: Manifests,
. Outward Foreign Manifests, " j .
Entry of Merchandize; ;
Cape-Fear Bank Checks
; Bonds to appear and take the benefit of th
. ' Insolvent Act, V . .
; -Warrants, '
Ca. SaV-Justice of the Peace,
V F. Fa' s Justice of the Peace, '
.Subpoenas,- , . .;" ! " f '
CaSa;a SuporwrCoiirtr ; ' I
' BaiiBonda, County & Sup: Court, '!
Subpctnas, County Courts A"r ' .
- . ' ty Court
VendiUonl Exponas,
Marriage LarnA
Appearance Bonds .Justice ieacs, "
Slave Mardfd ' ? ' r
Guardlan'a Bood, "J-Hr -.'
Vx'IftroecSor'aBilk.-w ; ;
p.oiea or uand, bound in Books ot a .uaire
I -
" Constables bondalbr tha dcUVerf of popef-
-; . .r unuer exeennon, , - -tt;
v Bjlla ( Sata for Vessels, : , !, -S
2.ilhnfSa!e, f CijV Cott"t!s, 'V v"
v oi croia ooina r ; .- - . .....
enditjona Exponas. l yV ij t-:'t
. : - - -
wUcdlchiei;
BO. for several years, has devoted his
lire attention to the treatment of cArau
or incelermtc diseases,' in ihfieret elimafes, baa
succeeded, by chymicai 'analysii ami lyntUeaiSj
in forming a -'combination, of several piojfioiaio
vrgcta Wpiu;ciplcsl to h hich he ' has jiven Uc
name MeUicuis SiomacLica. et Ucpaikai ; w
has stood the test of exrxrieucd and proved fr
more ethcieut th;ui ay rtmtdy Lcetoforc disc
ered, in cur iug those duucising diseases of. the
mini aud bij which arc generally ctHUprehsn
ded utidrrthe sweeping' terms, Dvrrn aiJ
Livft;-voMf uikts. It u a ua)t ccrtaiu cure iu
enlargement 0 f the Spiekw. . :
Among the symptoms of Dvsncpsia and Liver-
conipluiuts. - ore flatulency. Mxuue&s or buruing
iu ine siomacu. irritammv. uisarrecaiic ursic m
the mouth; great irrcgiilanty of appetite," u tuck
is somctimck voracious, aud at other times great
ly deficient ; thirsts, fetid breath nausea, weah
ucss of the stomach, acid ei-uctions. ahnlatkm,
drowsincs, ' irregularity of the bowels, " prcs-
sure on tne stomacn alter mtaia. l-tun luu?
head, dimnes or vertigo ; ovifiu'in of mind, at
teuaeu. witii loss of memoiy, a gnawing iu U.C
stoniach, when empty, , chilliness, afioction of
sight' and .heariu":. pain and weakness in the 4.
back, langom', disturbed sltp, cold fectaud hands,
tremor; uneasiness, in 'the throat, cxiugh, paiu in
the side op breast &.c.
The above jkalad'us lead to organic affections
of lheltoihach, livcrj" and heart, termiuaiii.g in
Dropsy, consumption, Apoplexy, c according
to the climate, habits,' age, sex, WI ttifii jrauiei.t
of the patient- .. ....
The above Medicines consist of three different
preparations, two of which arc taken internally,
the other, applied externally, over th discaied
part. . V ;V: ' '
They are riot unpleasant to use, and their qual
ities will remain unchanged fur years, in any cli
mate. Persons journeying,. can use Uu.ni us ad
vantageous! y, as at their owu homes- Women
in the most delicate situation, can use them vith
out uicurring auy risk. , '
Tlie Pills ore slightly aperient or laxative, and
they posses tonic and deubstruen qualities in .an
eminent degree, thus strengthening the patient,
wltile they remove. obstructions in particular or
gans. . The Embrocation is calculated to rtliev
die teiidcriiess and prcterual contraction of the
abdominal muscles, to increase and equalize the
cutaneous transpiration of the parts to which it is
applied, at the same time acting, in conjunction
with the other Medicines, in rousing the torpid
functions of the chylopoittic viscera, or organs f
digestion.. ' ' . j , . "
The Tincture acts upon the sccenient function,
increasing-njrspiffatioii, and equaliiiug the circu
lation cfuic general mass of fluids. .
These medicines have been found so eUectuai,
in removing the complaints fr which llify are,
recommended, ;that'physiciau frequently have
recourse lo them for their patients, after having
exhausted .all their skill, to Rule or no pyrj-ose.
The above Medicine-are put-up in 'parcels,
each parcel being included in a box, willi full di
rections for use. A"1xx will last from -rlftecn to
twenty d:iys. From one to three boxes will be
necessary uncomplete a cure r, '
. .THE PATENT
Vegetable' Medicine Stomachiea tt
Iltpatica, -Arc
prepared by J. P. PETERS, M. D.
Inventor and sole' Proprietor. Price 64.
Dr; Petf r' " Patent Vegetable UcpcUic or An-ti-bilinvs
Pt'ZV-thecheapcst and moat approved
Family Modicine," rvcr.olTtri to the public.
Each box coiitiihs 40 i-ills. Priced) Cents.--
Both the abive muJicinei Iiavc Dr. P's signature
oinhe prit-cipal Labcl. M. A. F. 1IAUUISO.N',
General Agent. j "
.c For- salc.bv ' . . "
' ' T. LORING, Agent
. Wilmington, A pril I, lj5. - .12. k
DR. JE VERS VEGE TABLE 11EPA TIC
ANTI-BILIOUS FXXiXaS.
-
riTHESE pills are"ei.ti cnitty miid in thtir opc
JJ ratiou, neither causing sickness of the stom
ach, nor any unpleasant sensation in tlie system.
as is too frequeiidy the result from medicines' giv
en to act upon the bowels. .They act tjecificai1y
upon the Liver, when in a torpid condition, carry
ing otf Urge quantities of bile, through tliccxctr
nent function, whicli, if suifcied to remain in the
system, Avouhl : produce cither Jaundice, Liver
complaint,- Bilious Fever,' Fever and ague, or
Some other grievpus bodily affliction. In uIl ca
ses of torpor of the bowels, they act like a cltarm.
In recent cases of Dyspepsia, they arc a certain
cure''- Many persons wlio were subject to violent
attacks of sick bead-ache, have been much bcuent
ed. and several nerfectl v cured in a few weeks, bv
9 a T T
the use of these pills. Women during pregnancy
often need a mild laxative, in such cases-tnesc
pills, will be fouud superior to all other remedies.
Persons going to sea. or to a Soothe rn climate
should bv alt means take some of these pills -will
them. Their virtues '.will remain unimpaired for
years in any climate. '-No family sboulu be with
out these pills : a portion of them taken occasion
ally, would be the means of preventing much suf
fering from sickness. ' It is from neglect of keep
ing up n reguhirpeiiostaltic action" of the bowels,
thus suffering lo be absorbed -and mingled 'with
the blood unassimilatcd -fluids that most diseases
are produced. Dr. P. feel confident that jio per
son who gives these pills a fair trial, will ever af
ter feci willing to be without hetn. ' The lesuaso-
ny of thousands speaking in the highest terms of
the enicacy.ot these pills milU be udueu.iiut the
very high reputajion Dr. P. has.aeqa.rrd us the
inventor, of the "Piilent 'Vegetable J ft did nee
Stupwthictx tt IlejMluxe," for the cure of Dyspep
sia and Liver complaints, is thought a-sutEcicnl
guarantee to those wnhing to make a trinlofhrir
virtues. Ther coiitain not a rmrticlc cf Mercury .
or any ingredient tlialdoesnot act in harmony witii
health,' and oppose disease. : " " .
' -:v 1 , DIRECTIONS." V, 1 '-
When a mild laxative only as required as is the
case in siek Head Ache; Dyspepsia, Liver ecnt
plnint, diC one or two" of the pills are suificielTt,
and may on taken, either on retiring to bed, or an
hour before breakfast. , In Utq above complaints,'
the nrst portion -hnd.bettcr be sufiicitntly. large to
produce several ev aviations.- In easca wliere an
active cathartic Ls necessary, for instaiice in Bil
ious Fever. Fever. and "Amr. &c. front two toi
four will be necessary, and sometimes a still lar
ger number." ! . ' ' ' ' -V .
'Prepared by JOSTRIESTLY PETERS
M. D.- inventor; and -sole Proprietor.? Price, S(
Cents.' M. A. F. HARRISON, General Agent.
' , " The above Medicine ii for saley"-'
- - - kr UOM AS LORING
. Office of. the Ptoric'sT'nEss
- April I; . yX ia-IX
AMWD':JUI)'EE.
: jutt recti reoTarid for ale by . : -
R.. BRADLEY,
- August
4'
v 31t
I Tf Vfr4r HHDS.aurieriorreUUing'MOLAS
liUifBES,jwtrec'd pe Brig Franthn
auu xor saie dt-- . : v - ; - " - 4
-vz-y-BABRY-fc- BRYANT..
June 30th;
r ffEA Th Y. EXEC VTMJ)
TT AM'dctcrtoined to wind tin my aCairs ta7&'.
IX. mjrvnorL and 6q low iai 1 6a all iUmc iiidett-
rton, ami da bov a:l on aU thtwe iitdtLu
pi to tne, laoouefirwrarvl arjd nuiLe adtue kiod of
srttJeniefltwiihoul f urj r If ouble, before the first
day jot April nfxt. "Ibose svLo havtaccooouaui.
cuniMt pay, inul jtie notes, aial those who hara
rKKts must pay-s -it will ba ioiposxIUa Uit pa
.THE STORE-at prctCot ccrvnirO by xnyadC
mm wrf n niu.-iJUiai. auJ AIU. waii
the adjotitiiig iUe, latclr OCcnpud by JuL Nor.t,
g tveii immediat ly. Xlniurancc rt Try jow:) -Tba
property is loo w Ul ano u to rt-qvfire any desci ip-
tieu hctc sutficc it to wy, rt Ut uo Mipenor iu
Town la situation of convenience Cor country tr
barterihg'busiiieas.' "j w. i
Ail" fully aware of, tbedprceUiion of tLo
Talueif Ileal Esiatp, from the dose-fitted policy
of our Legislature; bnt am ifi ertod earnest aitd de
tennintd to SELL, BAllTEll ur THADE to the I
rst fnirij'ulder ; 4he terms shall be acccsiuioda-
in -Ten Years1 credit if rtquiretl." .'
'My WHARF is alw fur sale. Also.- .
A rood Urct&. tn old -SULKEY
a fewbar-
rtUuIt LAJUK, and a
frf boxes prime CATC ;
DLES, and cat other t
nt-yj1 rLZ oou aruos, jtot. woru
1 -. 1 .. ....
iTfJk-tfi amlnc,oul wLicn will
- TJr" . -U sokl low, at the 014
Stai,todosoapoof.coaceTiu '.. -.' -7!
. DURING my alscuce,-wy Clerk, A. B. Icf ,
GILL is anihorised to setire bi buxinrss, . 4
:f . IiENRY.NUTT..;
RitUFanciftih
7n . SIMPSON has just relurncd from
iiU lhe North with a full .and Com"
plete assortment of . -
-
Dnr goods &. anoormiHS-
to tvhich he inviles the . attention of pur
chasers, as he is determined to' &ell Dt a.
very r&xionahle advanccfor. CASH .or
in ktjter for country. produce, llit stock
consists, jn rart oC;- ; . - '
Broadcloths, Casiraerei & Satinets
( Figured Shally, (a neiDarticlij)
j ChinchilJa Cans Fur, Wool and Silk
; -'Hats,- i ,:,'vi '.
f Handkerchiefs, of all decscriptions, "
i Thredd Inserttngi.Laco Caps,
Uobiiiet and lare edging, ' .
. ! Blond Veilsr Boreige, SUk Aprons. '
Satin botved Slocks, Uloves in variety,
j AssortedBvlts, Figured Velvet, -
j Bead Bags and-Purser,
t Canton hnd other Shawls,
i ; Bobluct Copes uud Collars,' '
i TVVrktd CoUars.-'Capcs, -v .
I Corded Skirts. "
-. - -
fA splendid assortment xf CltUdrtrCi',
. TOYS, and dressed DOLlS ; "
' r:UllRELLAS, Cotton and " Sill .
Brown and Bleached ShirtitiL's PiarJ
Lindsey Red oC F tncy.Prin!s--iFrt';Kh
and Jinrrlish Alt iino-Indliio Chccki-i-
llose'ond lialf Ilo.-c (JJuaburs lrI,
Linens. '- . - . " - V
. J. FLuVNNELS, all colors Shoe and
Boots, Gentltmeti'a and. Ladies' Roso
and Point Blankets. Bleached Jeans. "
i - a, - - -,
"Av'Ftill assortment of
! SiHOLlOW WikUXI.
T.DIHLlilNG Cunibrics, white and
col'd Muslins--Bed Ticking Bom ba
zelte; Pearl & other. Buttons; Suspenders.
j China.ldiats; Crockery WARE.'
i - . . ' .
-. The aa&orlmeiu of these articles is yo
ry beautiful, and worthy the- aueniion of
those m need. - v
GUNS, PISTOLS, & DIUKS,
. - SOME VEKY SUrEUIOR..
I Heady made CLOAKS, Gentle-
' vien's and Ladies'. .
TOI LET, fV NT LE," & PAULOlt
. v v GIailSSES. , j.-
pioughVhd Tyre iRO$-rSTEK
50 ITegg rJ TfiS, .Vgog.ld to"20J
- WHITE oi; Brown Sugar Molasses
Imperiaj.t Hyon, "Young Hytonr.r and
Hywri kin-TiJSCotreei-Loaf anri
Luiih Sucau-While and Browo Loir.
Cog. BRASDY.'Javu & N. E. RUM.
Port Malaga iWIXE, WHISKEY.
APPLE.'JACIL (JIN.-Ws 'X '
.-80 Kegs PowDti, 100 EagsSiibT,
Salt Pet re, .'Copperas Cassia, Natinege
AllspicePepper, Snu&.Tolocco;tJiriX
cwp) Spanish aud Amencaa Segars. :
Coffee iiOASTKUerXParenL'
Cloth
Poeket Kn
?.v f )NEGR6'6'tbTnk-'
" dark .extra Superior ;'AXE3," Para
sols,' Iro3 and Neexllt'VCro'ss'Cui Sawi,
Gun LoJrH6fe.Fleacis; Cumin PinV
Stbrexatoved.(&re 4r 'West f th old.
October 15," 1834.
93-tH
St. Aurastlne..
TD LORtNG rtniectfoilT icferxria hii fntada
JJ.U'a . knl the public generally, that be baa re- .
ccfiUjr compiled a large-' and eounnodioa" bcild-
Ing. foe the BrrrrninoJAi-m afthaxm r hn trfa y frcf
him with their patrmae.-. Tbr- aituation la ia
peorgt' Street; a few doora frlm Uc- FUU,
f, ami u pcucrtaio ue,in au rerpecv
trcov
site; Befrnjea the aonericr uccotzmod-.
turrr it ia entirety free from the arrao; j: - -
tcAieneca d hch other 'slallULiacu .
kind are exposed, which-ur' situated-sucici'
mediate N. upon tha Water1! Xde. . - " ' -'C
iy rij tt 7TT
CapvKnives Fo rkf , Po ' G,
ives. Violins. Fringe." CutkV-
uKwwinraiue in tae. city ; parucaiaita Baxin
been taken br the mtronttcr.-rrerkt ' " iLe trw
lion of Ihabuildinr llo ackct the x
4
Si
9
n.
aospuai ueturns.
AT .THIS OFFICE
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