i:
J:mn i , " FVREIGti. . :
Intelligence from Europe is up' to the
I7thof- December." Cotton maintained
its prices well, and the stock very much
reduVedV The affairs of Canada wt.re in
teresting the .British parliament a good
deal. Another attempt had ben made to
destroy Louis Fhilippe. by . means of an
Infernal machine,' which wa sndljco ver
ged before the-plan had matured.
" met with the , following sentences, in
reading, lately, a life of Swift, published soon
-r. .... i.:. rni ' ii.. ;iiic-
uci iiis juvaiii. A liujr is -cijr anuigi; .--
' tr alive of th!e character of that. extraordinary
man, and are valuable .as conveying sentiments
of a man I v and honest dignity of feeling, and just
lnaepenuence 01 spirit, , -
: ' M He would not r. iff ir. even the negn
tire incivilities from those who, if by their
station. they had not been his superiors,
would have been his equals by learning
nOa' parts. J It happened, that having one
day dined with Mr. St. John, " who was
then Secretary of ; State" arid remarked
ihat he a ppea red to be much out of tern
per, he took' the first opportunity to see
nim alone, ana warneti nun never to oe
have to him with .silent reserve, for that
he would not be treated 'like a school
boy..!, expect, says he,-that, if you bear
or see any thing to my disadvantage, you
wouldjet ine know itjn plain words, and
.not put. m in pain-to guess by. the c hange
or coldness of your countenance or be-
i naviour, lor it isfwnai i. would naruiy
bear from, a crowned head, and' I think
no subject's favour is worth it."i
He wrote to Lord bfW thus, after the con
nexion between them wa? broken off;
-. . . - t T 1 I
"When I wasjwithyou, 1 have1 paid
- more than once, that I would never allow
:" quality or station to. make any difference
between men. I loved jyou ju?t so much
Che worse lor vour station in your pub-
. lie capacity vou have bfien-angered me
to the heart, but as a private man never
I was too proucHd be vairiof the honour
you 'did me. I was never afraid of offend
ing you, nor am I now in "any, pain for
the manner I write to you in. )
1 ' " Neither jvas this conduct the effect
i of pride and self-sufficienry, bnt of true
dignity of mind, for he exacted 'nothing
whih, in his turn. he did not pay, nor
asked mote for' himself than for others,
i whose pretensions pr, circumstances were
the same." -; f ; ' ;-.- '
' " $ A ttempt lb Murder. On Monday even
ing last, the citizens jof the heart of bur
town weire alarme'diby 'loud cries of Mur
der ! tin. repairing to the spot, it-was
found lhata coloured man narnjed Ephiaiin
lanitnond, had been struck pn the head
wiih a .brick, by which his skull) wvas
.shockingly fractured. Suspicion having
attached to two white men, named Fre
derick Jones and Allen Rowel!, they
Aneiimiin't submitted to the Lee hi a
ture of N. Y , shows the following to be
the amounts of taxable property within
that Stfte viz: real $498,430,054 pcr
sonnl 8122,021,033. I ' . '
IMPORTED
" t ci cy ri -- ry n O . - ' '
fraE STEAMER KORTfl C1ROLISA,
.-! CAPTAIN KEYNOLDS,.
From Ckarlcstonto Wilmington, January 23th.
T. Randall, Rev. .Mr. Wightman. J.
William?, N. T. William?. T. Garrett,
A. C. Merrick. To aipk ins, T. M. Nevins,'
C. Reid, L. S'vone, Child?, Ripplev, Jew
ett, Stockbridge, Porter," Smith, Hollidayi
$ptncef, Buttle, W.stsey, Dr., Peters,
Thompson, Patton, dmrk. Kirk, Jacob?,
L. B. Brown and lady, Lovel, Owens,
Mr. J . Brown and lady, Mrs. r linn,
Lieut. Swift, five servants. '
From Wilmington to Charleston, January'XSlh.
Mr. Mason and lady, Mr. Erskin, Miss
Erskin, Messrs. . Wilkerson. Hupp, Se:
v o y, r r s k i n , i'e r ry , fie m i n g, yv eai u e
by,, Jee, Cor bin, Arnbler, Gardner, Hen
ry, Wright, Sullivan, Marshal and son,
Parker, Jewell and twelve blacks.
From CharUstoiKto Wilmington, January i ZOtk.
Mrs London, Mr. London, Mr. Lom
bard, lady and servant, Messrs. Claggin,
Ingersfol, Ayery, Warren, Blaken Smithy
Bristol, Lbdgee, Bogia, Lloyd, Boyd,
Anderson, Lovejoy, Hill, Winslow.
XPlattfceireir,
Winner of the Grdnd Djt Michael
Slakes, New Market, England,)
k Jlrst Octobe r Meeting oj. I834.x j
HPHtS splendit English Racehorse,
T- property of Capt. J. A. J. Bra tford, jU
S.jArip'yJwill make his first season in Amerif a,
under the direction! of the undersigned, at &e
Hon. Judge StranfVs 'Myrtle Hill estate, thfee
miles north of Fayetteville, on the old Raleigh
road, and be let to'inares at$5rt ijic: season,
to insure, and fifty cents to the groom the
money to be paid, :Or secured to be paid, before
the mares are taken away. j
The season will commence on th 15th Febru
ary, and end on the 15th July. Extensive clover
and grass pastures provided for mares, and sepa
rate lota for sijcli as may have ycrttn" foals, and
mares well fed, at thirty cents Der day; Evdry
are will, be taken to guard against accidenls,
cur i ne undersigned cannot be responsible lor
any mat may occur, nor for escapes, uoiorea
scrvums sent wnn mares, boarded gratis
JfOllt OP IV I LIU I NOT ON
V ! ARRIVED,
Jan 26, Schr. Velocity, Kelly, from Xew York, I
io uicKitisoiiTSt iviorns,
" , 27 Brig Hannah; Gould, from Gauda
loupo, to H. R. Savage. : -'
11 27, Schr. President, Douglas, in distress,
(bound from -New York to Swai.sboru in ballast,)
with loss of foremast jfec.
' ' ! '29, Brig Emerald, Pinkham, from Wis
cassct, to' Barry & Bryant. !
" 30, Brig Cora, Goodwin, from Port Spain,
:Trinidad, to Barry &. Bryant. Sailed Dec. 31,
in company with brig Arethusa, Kin, for Porto
Rico, and schr. Dresden, for Bonaire and
fcw -York : . left schr. Roanoke, for ; Marti
nique; in 2 days. Left at St. Thomas, Jan. 10,;
sctir. iMupoleon, Cooper, lor y ilnnngton, IN. L .
l'2th, schr.; Tribune, Dennett, not sold, uncertain..
Sailed from St. Marlins, 8ih Jan. s".hr. Maria
Hopkins, for Newbern, and brigiBraganza, y '
for Norfolk. J : " ;
V 30, Brig Napoleon"; Stevens, from Havana,
to Dickinson & Morris. , . -:
Ji0lh,Br. Brrg Alva, McLean, from St Lucie,
to Dickinson di Morris.
Feb; 1, Brig Sally Ann, Merriman, from Gau
dloupe to do. .
' V- CLEARED,
Jam 26, Brig Porto Rico, Do vt for Porto Rico,
by J. M". Hood . ';
26, Schr. St. Thomas, Perry, for Apalachicola.
by A. Lazarus, & Son. j.
27, Brig Splendid, Johnson,1 for Martinique!,
.by Parley 6l Giles: ; '
27, Schr. Martha Wood, Hammond,, for Bar
badoes, by C. C. Stow. 1
. 27, Schr. C.-T. D. Cunningham, Welch, for
Charleston, R. WvBrowhSc.' Spn. . t f;
27, bchf. Arcot, bhermaniforpt. Dotmngo, by
A- La4arus, & Son. ?
27, Schr. Ceylon Delano, for New York,- by
FLATTERER! was o-ot hv Mutev. fsorlof
Orvillc(and tlje famous mare Eleanour,) andlis,
therefore, half brother 6f the celebrated imported
jbevialkantor Tennessee, and of impoited Mar
grave, winner of the Doncaster St. LcgerJin
1832 ; his dam Clare, bred by Lord Egremontjin
1834, was got by Marmion, grandam Harpalice,
by Gohannar, g. granddm Amnion, by Driver
Fractious by Mercury Weodpecker Everlast
ing by Eclipsed .
Wuleyj the sire of Flatterer, was the best bred
son of Orville, the winner of the St. Legfer, and a
mott capital stallion, having cofered at as hrjgh
as L, bZ. Urville is the sire of Emilius, now
covering at 50 sdvereigns, and grandsire of im
ported Priam, covering in this country at $150,
Plenipo, coveriVig at 5 sovereigns, (all ihfee
winners of the Deiby,) imported Sarpedon, Qxi
yen, winner of the Oaks, imported Tranby
imported Merman, &c. Muley is also the siie of
Vcspa, winner of the Oaks, of Muley Moloch,
imported Leviathan, imported Margrave, 4cc.
Muley is out of ElCanpur, the best marc of &er
day, having wpnboth the Derby and tho Oaks.
Eleanour, (by Whisker, that famous getter of the
aiuui sun,; is me granaam or importeu iuzyo-i
rough, Whose get in this. country ran last year
with, so much distinction, and is sister to Qrfes
sida, Priam's dam. ' f
Clare, Flatterer's dam, was out of Harpalice,
byGohanna, the best four mile horse of his day,
and as a stallion, eqnal lo any of anjf age. j
Flatterer, like his sire Muley, who was said
to be the largest boned,, thorough bred in the
kingdom, ard to be equal to 20 stone, (280 Ibs.)
is a horse of the largest size, full sixteen hands
high, of immense power, large bone, great sifb
.stance, good action, long stride, sound constitu
tion, and excellent temper. His color is a fine
buown, .without white. It will be seen that his
pedigree runs back j to the famous old English
Eclipse, in an extremely, short, and in as rich a
line as ceuld be desired.
fine tile should recommend hii to breeder wbo '
have small or slight mares. His action is re
markably good indeed. I have ctvett his groom
the requisite instructions, though I from his good
Umpcr none were needed, j His health and ap;
petite arc as good as can be. 1 turned him out
during the training on account of diseased frogs.
mad so by standing in a foul stable at the North.
W. L. tyorbm savs of him. "4 am sure he will
fulfil the promise expected of him tin Carolina."
Mr. vhite,"of Northampton county, who was
desirous of procuring Flatterer id stnd .in, that
county, says " I feel convinced that Flatterer
would be excellent stock fdr this section, as we
have a large ncrmber of Archie, Hal, Tonson.and
Luzborough mares. Such; material, when built
upon by such bone as Flattdfer',) would insure
good produce. Our Tonson's,! Lutborough'a,
and Hal's, all lack boot, i Flatterer, haying a
good share of size and bone, would have added
much -to our stock. Upon the whole, 1 am much
pleased with him. His rear parts 1 think first
rate, and his sountenance, to a! man of soul, is
daily bread." . f t
.In a letterto the owner, dated New York, Sept.
25th, 18J7 W U Corbirt remarks, 44 Before
touching on your proposition, I: will' lemark for
your edification ynd benefit, what fell from" the
lips of a notable fancier of ihe blood of noble
breeds" this morning. Mr. Boardman, of Ala
bama, now here, cJwmced to be allNew Market,
Engiknd, when Flatterer ran,. and says lie gave
grea promise, and stood high :in the sporting
circles, as does a!l his stock. i
"Katterer is yet untried ; as a stallion but as
all hia stock in this country have established a
high reputation as sure foal-gctlers, it is expected
he will maintain it. i Ti
The undersigned repeats the assurance that
the strictest and most careful attention will be
paid to mares sent to Flatterer, And pledges him
self ro deliverthcm in good order and condition,
when taken away. , And He w (11 remark for the
information of breeders who may be desirous of
obtaininga cfsa of as noble- Wood fts ever coursed
the Veins of the horse,' that, as advantageous
oftrs have been made for; his services in the
race-horse region, this will be thte bnly season he
can make here. , .
J I MOSES BRANCH-
January I5.h, 1838. . 1 107'4w
Jj" To be published four weeks, and the ac
count presented to the. office ofthc Fayetteville
Ubserver. i
MEDICAL NOTICE:
DtlnoBimTr.
TnTAS located himself in Wilmington,
ritb a
view; of pursuing the practice of hit profes
sion, in vt various branches, and hopes, by undi
vided attention,, to merit a share of patronage.
He may at all tiroes be found at the store under
the Railroad office, unless professionally engaged.
The poor will reeeive attention grati. ' ... I
N. B The Doctor has. connected the DRUG
BUSINESS with bis profession,, aud has
opened a general and well selected - 1 '
ASSORTMENT OI j
Drugs ahd Jtledicines,
Paints, Oils, Dyostafib,
which may at all times be procured at his DRUG
STORE, between the Court House and the
Market. Counuy mercnants ana pnysiciaps,
whoare in the habit of sending their orders to the
northern cities to be filled, will find it to their ad
van' age to purchase here ; for the subscriber feels
mnfidftnt that be can supply them on as rood, if
. .j. i. . . " i ... . . .
not better terms: The following is a catalogue uippie shell
in part. ' , .
UCall and examine.-
D bl Caaul .
Bona Fcrctpe
Dissecting do
Dressihr ForeeM
Breast Glasses and Air
'" Pumps (or drawing
tie oreast, in case
Silver Stiles
Prrbangs
Silver, Probes,
T.Hirniqutts,
Trocars ,
Scarificator, Am. i .
Uerman
it" : -
Tooth File
Gum Lancsis
Tcntaculums .
Abscess Lancets
SetonvNeedles
Silvav Mala daiUl
Fleiibl Met! Catheter
Curved NcedU
seaipe't ;
Tjephirw ; '
Amputating Kntve
, . ,;8aw
Catltna M - .
Harelip Ptaa.
Spri n f Lancet Blade
TooJiCaw
Ivory mnsing: TaWa,
new articla
Metacarpal Saw
Hay's Sawt
Stetheaeopca -. . V
Maw dorrwstiIatw
-I tnents
GLASS WARE, e.
Breast; Pipes
Eye GUnti
Capping do
FunneU, assorted
Uraduate Measures, 1;
i, 3,4,0,8,12, and
ICot.
it
were taken up, and after exarnmalion,
fully committed for trial. There is lilile
or rio hone of Hammond's su-viving the Dickinson & Morris
initirv. ' ' . ; r I 29, Brig Eleanor, Hall, for. Havnnn, by do
It would be imDroner to detail nnv of I -'-23, Brig Castor, Flitner, for Martinique, by:
the ; circumstances -connected with this
horrid aflair, except' to state, that it ap
pears tdjhave bren produced by an occur
Ttrildejori the same evening, aba gambling
table atjone of . those sinks of in;tuity, a
Gitis; shop ! kept by one of the prisoners,
and iu the same buiftling recenily occn-
. pivjd -by Win. M.! 'Anderson, who, drily
tit! weeks a iro. vacated it to take up nis
abode in 'Jail lot the murder of Madison
Alleti.... U. . ; ' , ; i; ; . ' . '
When will our County Court do us:
duty towards the supnrt ssion of thesa
buisancs ? ' Faye lie vil I e. Observer.'
-L V Fo?n the 'y; V. Jttumal of Commerce
Mouse's Electric Telegraph.
. 'I'he MorristownlJerVeymaii announces;
what we had learni-d .verbally, that an
xperimenul telegraph has been construct
ed near Umt place, by lrof. Morse, in elm
nixinii Kvith a : nractical mechanic., the
w; re be i n g 1 1 wo miles in I en g t h. The ex
nnrimeni succeeded Derlecilv. bays trie
jerseyman,
P.ar'sle'v & Giles
! 2'J, Brig ArsHli, Shaw, for Cuba, by P
DioUersOn. . I ; '
SO, Britr Columbia, Dexter, for Battimofe, by
Dickinson &. Morris. ' ' i
2lJ, Schr Endcavot-, Rogers, Charlestpn, by
the master '. , .i i '. .'' '''
'2d, Schr Henry Cammerdonj Goldsmith; for
Porto Rico,' by Hall IMcRae, & Go.
30, , nriir William Davis, Cornish, for St.
John?, hv A. Laritrus, & Srtn. ; - -.
30 Schr La Gratrge, Patterson, for St 1 noma?,
or iwrvv ot orvant. r ; , ,
3' Br Brig Augusta, Birg,e, for Jamaica, by
.A. La2ai-us,-& Son.T ' !
30 Brig-Ward, Card, for Trinidad, by Dickiiii-
son & Morns. '
31 Br BiigAilantic, Lewis, for Jamaica, bydo.
31 Sclu- Manhanan,'Colly, fbr New Orleans
by. the master. ! ?
31 Schr Urozimbo, Sargeant, fdr iNew YorK,
by Dickinson MaTis. , f'
Ft b. I, Br tins iventviiie, uusten, tor tsaroa-
doeSj by Barry & Bryant. '' ' '
1
2
13
Auction.
ma
ILL be sold at Auction
on Saturday, evening,
the 3d of February, at the A lit-
t 1 ha communication which we saw tion otoreoi ijukk & uuh vvs i ,k, a "targe
nde through a distance of two miles SCR AP: BOOK, containing about three hundre
was the folio wii g sentence. Railroad
ears wsl arrived vassenzsrs. i nese
he
in
me
i
me
kill
about
lever
of
words were nut into numbers Irom
Dictionary-; the numbers were set up
the Telegrahic type in about the same li
ordinarily occupied in setting up the sa
; in a printing office: They were then
i r: . t T . i , i
' passe tfornpieie Dy n: i'ortruie in :
, half a minute ach stroke' of the
of the rortrule at one extremity marking
on the Register a the olher, a distance; of
j 'a- ! . . i .. tir . i i
two miles instantaneously. ue waicueu
the spark. ,at one end and the mark
the bencil at they other and the were
' i simultaneous as if the lever itself h
ttruck the mark. The marks or numbers
1 ware pasilv leVible. and by means of the
dictionary wre .resolved ? again
words. 4i r: -y.:'-- ' j
' The superiority, of this Telegraph
over all hitherto invented is, that ;at all
timf?, day pi- night, in clear or in? foggy
v weather,; intelligence can bo sent, arid
thai too, instantaneously. , The advanta-
gel to the goyernment and the tountrj'
of such a means at communication are in
calculable.
hundred
Paintings and Engravings, seventy seven of
which are intended for an' Optic Glass, as well
as, the Glass also, in addition to a number of se
lections too tedious to mention. 1 he Book has
besides, about three hundred and fifty pages of
print in both poetry and prose. . - j
w iiraingion, t ebruary a, imti. . j
i" District and Port of Wilminglhn, N. C. )
j. : , Collector's Office, 1st February, 1833,
npHEBank of Cape Fear having refused
between it and myselfr respecting the reception
of the notes of 'said bank, in payment of dues to
the uovernment, JNOllCiv is hereby given to
all concerned, that from and ' after ihts date, no
thing will be received in payment of duties and
as dues, but specie, the notes of specie paying banks,
A or 1 rcasury ISoles. . j
107 3w Collector.
into
-1-i'
Old Sicily Wine at ;
Ori Thursday; the 8th inst., will positively be
. sold by. the subscribers, . V.
20 CasksOld Sicily Wine." ,
1 BURR & BREWSTLK, Auctioneers.
Feb ?t 1838 , lr " i:': ' ' '-.- ':
HISTORY AND PERFORMANCES
Flatterer was bred by Mr. f No well," in '.1331,
and run in England by Sir Mark Wood. , jHe
was imported by Mr. Wadsworth, of Geneseo.
N. Y. by whom he was placed in ths stableiof
Kobert L..Tstcvcns, t,sq. .near the Union Course,
Lonj; Island, who trained and inn him in this
country .4-fiis performances,' both in Englapfid
and this country, are creditable to his noble sto4k.
His first .appearance in England was in his thr&e
year old form, (In 1834,) for the renewal of dac
two thousaud guinea stakes, at JNew Market,
when he ran a capital second to Glencoe, who
has been imported into this country at a high
ngjure. i ne touowing is the record :
j " New Market First Spring Meeting,
! 'liesdav. AprWKUh, 1831
Renewal of the 2000 Guinea Stakes, a sul
scription of 100 sovereigns' each,! .half forfeit.
For three year old colts 8s t. Tibs. liy lbs ; and
fillies 8st4lbs. 116 lb R." M 28 subs.
Lord Jersey' ch c Glencoe, . Robinson,
Sir M. Wood's br.c F.atterer, by Muley,
Afr. Yates's ch c rlentlev.
M Mills' b c hrotlver to Kate ; Lord Orford's
b Par is, out of F'osthuma ; Lord Lowther's bf c
bvf Reveller, out of Trictrac; and Mr. Gully''
Viator, also started, but were not placed."
On the 29tn of 'May followiug, he started fpr
the Derby at Epsomp won by Plenipo, and wfs
noi placed. 123 subs 22 started, three placed.
5 At the New Market, First October Meeting,
ht iron the Grand iuke Michael Slakes. .
! " New Market, First October Meeting. I
Grand Duke Michael Stakes, of 50 sovereigns
each, . For 3 year old 8st 7lb (119) and filliesjS,)
3t 41b (llblb) A. F.3 s-ubs. I
Sir Mark Wood's br c Flatterer, by Muley, 11
Mr. Yatct's chc Bentley, ; 2
Duke ofGrafton's ch c Olympic, by Reveller, 3
Lord Orford's b c Paris, by W aterloo, 4
Mr. 's Dick, 5
Flatterer was now purchase for. Mr. Wads
worth, and shipped for America Atferan umi-
'suallv lone- oassa?e. duriiHrwhlch.he never lay
'doicnhe was landed at iNew YorK tne latter
part of July, 1335, was put in training without
the possibility of prepavationbut, notwithstand
ing ran two very creditable races, one of wtiich,
mile heats, he won, beating two Eclipse colts,
and a filly, by the same horse. : In the following
spring, he was. beaten by Mmgo three mile
heats, running second to him, and beating Cad
mus, by Eclipse, Sydney, by Sir Charles, and
the Jewess, by Henry, in the first heat, when he
was drawn.
Of this race, the New York Spirit of the Times
contained the following account: " Cadmus had
the pole, Mingo the outside. They got away in
a cluster, the Jewess making " a spun Dciwepi
the .stand and first gate,: that quite used her up,
when Uadmus and Flatterer tooK up me run
ning, Mingo and Sydney lying well up, the first
under a hard ull. Finding CadmUs disliked
the pace, Willia held him up after the second
mue, ana-Mingo .neaaea we new wu sa.
Flatterer maintained his stride to the end, run
ning a very handsome second to Mingo, whib,
fo a single three miles can pull to the fastest
horse in the country,! and come' home ahead.
Cadmus could not run in tbft mud, and his friends
did not expect much from him, though lie ran
second the next eat;. Flatterer naving pecn
R. V. Brown, JSon,
Have on hand, for .Sale,
jjJ BBL.S. Fayettev'ile Flour, different
25Bbls. best Canal Flour,
35 Bbls. Richmond City Superfine Flour,
25 Bbls. Philadelphia Ale,
25 Bbls. Domestic Liquors) .
40 Pieces Cotton Bagging, j
100 Coils Bale Rope new, j
20 Boxes Glass, assorted qualities,
,100 Kegs Nails, 4d to 3pd, i
' -12 Hdds. Prime Molasses, hew,
O rinus. o.ugar, ;
30 Bags Coflee, i I
12 Casks Cheese, goodiquality,
20 Boxes best Brown Soap
100 Bags Shot, assorted,! f
50 Bbls. Prime and Mess UNew York Beef
and Pork, . '. j j '
100 Rcam.9 .Wrapping Paper,
25 R'ams Letter do. i !
1 Bale Corks, 1
5 duarter Casks iMa!aa iWin
5 dr. Casks superfine Madeira and Erown
Sherry Wine, '
20 Boxes best' Madeira Wine, put up in
Madeira, i
10 Hdds. Leaf Tobacco! -
25 Hhds. Manufactured Tobacco, some Rich
mond best. ' j ! ;
20 Kegs and Firkins Butter,
10 Baskets Champagne'Wine,
15 Cases Bottles, groce. each,
300 Bushels. Pennsylvania Oats,
50 Bales Hay, very, superior,
A lot of English Stone Jurs, I
And'
Antimony Tartrate,
Alcohol, 36 deg.
Aqua Fortis
Eihiop's Mineral
Arsenic, white pulv.
" Fowler's solution
A mmdn. Carbon. .
Acid Benzoic
Citric
Muriatic'
Nitric- : '
' Oxalic
" Pyroligneous
' Tartaric, in cry st
l' Prussic
iEther, Sulphuric.
Aqua Ammo, i .
Anodyne, Hoffman's
ArgcntSWit.
Blue Pill, Eng.
Blacking, Pasta
Bole Armenia
Bore, reined,
Brimstone, roll
flour
Bismuth, oxide
Blood Root
Beeswax
Bedpans, earthen
Burgundy Pitch
Barbadoes Tar
Balsam Cnrpaiva,
" . Peru
: Tolu
Black Drdp
Cantharides
! ' pulv. ".
Cobalt v , '
pulv.
Cayenne, American
" . African ..
Cera alba
C austic Potanh
Cream Tartar pulv.
Creta Ppt.
Cort. Fern. naV.
U Hi.
I " pulv.
! " rub.
: rulv
Canella alb.
Cascarilla
Cort. Anchusa
11 Angustura -
Sassafras ,
Vials, from l-t t lo6w
Assorted Vial
Uaterrran's do s
Britisn pH.Visls
Turlington's do
Essence Peppermlat 6
Godfrey Cordial Tills
Haarlem Oil do
Opodeldoc, Bttat's A
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1C0 Tierces Rice, sopje s
from the Mills, j
A lot of choice old Hams.!
February 2d, 1838. j
superior, and recently
1073w
JUST RECEIVED,
Aurant.
" ground
Cochineal ,
Cowage down :
Castor Fib.
Colycinth pulvi '
Cloves
Corros. Sub. .
Charcoal pulv.
Corks, .vial .
bottle common
Chlorine Tooth wash
Dover's Powders
odine ;
vory Syria? r
celand W
Morphine
Musk !
Magnesia Carb. j
caltined
Manna, Flake
sorts . .V
Nux Vomica
Orris Root, tjt. j
pulv.
Otto Rose, pure
Oil Anniseed
" Wormwood
Cubebs I
" Valerian .
Copaiva
Peppermint
Wormse'cd
" Savir.e .
' Fennel
"Almonds
"Olives
Lemon, pure
Bergamot. pure
11 'Ricini opt. ;
" Cassia "
' Juniper - ;; i
" Organitm, pure
Caraway '
Cloves, f ' .
"Spearmint !
' Tnnsy ' " :
M Pulegi 1
11 Amber, rectified
Spruce '
Fir
C rot on, in vials
Orange ,
Sassafras
Linseed
Precipitate, red.
Phosphate of Iron
Cassia Wood, rasped
Quicksilver ;
Rad. Gentian i
" ptilt.
Colombo India
" pulv. ,
Ipecac. ?
" pulv.,
Rhei India opt.
'! " pulv.
Gallehgsl
Helleboro
' pulv.
Glycy i ,
M Scillas
" Serp. Verg.
' Senelta
" SpigcIia.TOotsoa'y
Jalap -Sarsnparilla
Colchicum
" Aachusa
Sponge, coarse
line bleached
Nuning Dottlee
1 PERFUMERY.
Florua j Water, tarja
Da do ssaaU
Lavender Water, fahay
Hair Powder
Pearl Powder
Vege'ab'e Rouge
Milk of Roses
Cold Cicam
Naples Comp. Tblts
Pomatum, French, in
pots
do
do in rolls
Do I S pint hot.
Macassar Otf, giS
. Do imtiatiM
Beer'a Oil, wgt siaa
Do
D YES TV FFS,
Nulgalll
t ie Ulue
A mat to
Logwood - '
Fustic
Nicaragua
Ground Logwood
Indigo, Bengal
" . Spanish float
imall 4a
' a
Madder Umbra.
Blue Vitriol')
Oil Vitriol ;
Alum - )
Copperas V ,
White Lend, dry
" " ground Air
I ' !oit
I Do No I and a
Red Iad
Black Lead ' '
Orange do
Spanish Brown
Veneti Red, Eng.
"j '- Am.
French Yellow Ochre
American -dp: do.
Chrome do "
King's do
f Prus. jBiue, Eng. No. 1
1. .Mid
) Do Am, da
Verdigris, di jr
I Rotten! Stone
j Ivory Black
Rose Pink, Eng.
j Whiting
Paris Whlta
Turkey Umbe
Gu.n Copal : ,
Shrllse
Spirts Turp.
Copnl Varnish, FarntL'
uo sup. articis .
Do 1 Coat
Venetian Turpeotias' .
Bronze, assorted
Pumics Stons
Red Chali
Blue Paint, gruMnJ
Putty j , -
Carmine, N6. 1, B, as
ChrcTme Yellow .; '
' Green
FUtc White '
Lampblack, Eng.
Am.
small psetl .
Germentow
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i , The' fUiowing Sftrrlls, which are very popular
I and saleable, arid exteniively used whercvar
I ; . ' they have been introduced.
. . Oarpibixter'rf j)
j Compound Fluid Extract of SarsspirUlft
j Compnnud Fluid Extract of Bachu, "
Compound Syrup of Liverwort, :
j j Oil of Canthoridin, . 4
! " Saratoga Powders,
ii
Bark,
Cubebs, Attd
Pink RddW
5000
BUSHELS coarse white Salt
30,(KX) Northern Brick, 1
40 Bundles tlay,
2C Barrels Irish Potatoes,
Now afloat, and fori
February 2d; 1838.
1
sale by
BARRYi & BRYANT.-
107 3 w
1
ICTCilUTIOM,
tt M.MAnar ar hrpl.v warned against
.r..;nr fora note of mine for THRfct
HUNDRED DOLLARS, made payable to Mr.
' j J... : n th hnachinp rv A to rnrtiv the. f T-m T. Corbelt. ! etven to him ssmeume in
?nu" "li"-" 1 : ' -i ' "fv T iK. .a tarn determined not to pay it
a tpitmwvi -1 . -
until compelled so to do.
. .' - i ; . ; . .; !;,-:" his i
WILLIAM X SPEARMAN,
..i.y- mark..' ' : 10? tf
January 27th, 1838.
, The first stroke rang an alarm upon a bell,"
'.. ! ,ni!..n tVi NrAltirrv ! In rnivi fli'
na put iu j
intelligence
' ' We understand that the cost of the con
traction 'per mile is about $600. Con
sequently an Electric Telegraph extend
ing from this city to New Orleans, would
JZ pr!n million of dollars. No great
affair for) the nationit is true" but some
thing foraninmdaJ
An itinerant vender pf marvellous news
. t5--.i, -nnnrprf th6 Queen's speech
at the opening of the session in the JoN
T . i ... ?. . tl. i' her MaieStV S
lowing terms. , y n j, vicinity, for the liberal patronage he has received
most wonderful and astonishing speecn, pas( eTcningsani also bees Icava
delivered Unto pailiamenton Monday last, to Vnform (i)em that the perforraancwilj b n-
which, .spoke so much ol noeny.
hen the! Duke of Wellington heard jt
Exhibition at the
IL DIAYOLO ANTO
NIO resDectfully begs leave
to return his thanks to the ci
tizens of Wilmington and its
peatcd this and to morrow evening when a va-
riftV Ol new l eats wu w uuvvm'.v
febraarv 2d 1835 1"
withdrawn, after a ver creditable performance
Sanford rode him in tin too style, and Aad he
carried 168 lbs voSdd havt flung the mud in the
tact of the best of them."
Eai then Ware, Chifiai and Glass.
Thomas J. Barrow,
IMPORTER,
Xo.J&5,ri'assav Street, Seio York.
OFFERS for sale a coirfplete assortmentyin
the above line, comnrisirfi: many, very choice
patterns repacked to orderjfof country trade, or
in the original package. Orders by letter :will
receive pvery attention. I
New York. Jan. 9th. 1838. i 107 Ow
To be inserted to th amount of $3 1-2
and charged to the Kaleigh Register.
- LUMBER FOR SALE.
THE GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY
fTTfAVE now on hand at thetrdepot at uanen,
JEIL a large amount of LUMBER for sale by
the cargo, or in smaller quantities'; and they are
now fully prepared to turnisn on snort nonce, an
kinds of the best quality oi. ,
- SO UTHERN PINE IL UMBER,
i.t-..
eanrd'to anv reauired dimensions," and at the
mnst-favorable Drices. 1
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All communications mays be addressed to tne
Agent cf the Georgia Lumber Company, at
Darxen, and wilt receive prompi auemion.
The Savannah Georgian, (fhirleston Mercury,
Wilmington Advertiser, Richmond Enquirer,
Norfolk Beacon, Globe, ar.d tJNational Intelli-
genc-r, at Washington City, Baltimore vnron
ir.Ie, Philadelphia Gazette, New York Courier &
Enquirer, New York Gazette, Albany Evening
Journal, Connecticut Courant, BostQn Atlas,
Eastern Argu3, and New tjampsnire uazruc.
Will nidi lih ihp above notice! three months, and
send their weekly paper for sijx months, addressed
to the Agent of the Georgia uumoer company,
and their bills to No. 21, Wll-street NewYork,
forpaymenL SIMbUjn. Jt m. ,
Lamber Citr, rrf Jan. 20th, 1833.1 107 3
" Chonapodii
,r Fennel J
" Coriander
Sinapis Carui
Essence of Spruce, forfSem. Cardamom
beer
Rose ;
Ergot , i ?
Em p. t-pispastic . .
iiydragyri
Roborans .'
Saponis j
Adhesive, sup.
I Diac. cum Gum
i Simple
Extract o( Jalap' ; ;
Logwood
j Precipitated Extract o
; Compound of Sarsaparilla,
I . Copniva, "
; Corripomid Fluid Extract of
Tonic Eztracr, I : r
- Oil of Copaiva,
'i Gil of Cubftbs,
Compound Cerate, of Copaiva, ,
Qompound Extract of Bonesat.
Wilmington, Jan. 2Ch, 1838. . 105 tf
Flatterer did not start in the fall nor succeed
ing: spring. He was ; purchased by W. L.
Corbin.Esa of Virginia, and placed in the stable
of J. S. Corbin, Esq. of Fairfield, who furnishes
the annexed account of his promise : "in regard
tothe promise ," Flatterei,'' gave; while in traii
in? bv me. of makin- a food racehorse, I can
with sincerity, and, I thir.k, truth, ssy, that at
was decidedly flattering. In his mils trial he
beat " Whig." fa very fast horse,) several
lengths, and exhibited: very good symptoms' it
the finish." of an ability to run a long race snc-
.11 . t '.. A 'un t yint I ftl a nrl
last-spring twelve months, between him arid
several other very sharp nags, two mue nei, a
which Flatterer was a eood deal over 41 the foot
of any of them. I considered him (then a better
horse than ha snowed for, as he had had bulla
poor chance to recbver from the unusually lon
and rough voyage across the Atlantic, and the
iriudicious races he had been mada to run the
ntumn orevioas. very recently after his landing.
Had his frog been sound when he went into
training this tall, ha would, undoubtedly, have
md duLinauithine and successful raees in the
campaign. I would as soon breed from Flatterer
from nv untried stallion in the country. His
hfanrl ia aa Dure as any horse's can be. and his
family all run! Ha runs back very shortly to
the English Eclipae, and horse of uneemman
ned himself, and! I think of bottom too. His
Sal Succini,
" Nitre, refined :
" Diuretic I
" Tartar
" Ammo. Ind
"V " English
" Soda
Butternut n Rochellc
Hyociami 4 " pulv
Gentian I - uiauDer
Belladona' . " Epsom
Taraxici Sugar of Lead, white
Rhubarb Slip. Caib. Soda
Valeiiah "s " " pu'-
Rhatania Sulph. auinine
Bal. CoDaiva sperm Ceti
Cicuta Soda Powders
Glvcv.ont. - Seidliir.
refined aZO
Flowers of Lavender Slippery Elm Bark
French Chalk ppim oi jar
Fol.iDixitales Syringes ITY
" Senna Alex. best.
India opt.
tJva tJrsi
Gun) ; Tragacanth
Galbanum
" strained
Arabic, Turkey
India
Scammo Aleppo
Uamboge
.Opium
Bank of Cap WmSx
iaabary lrih, tsss. f
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) -f- of I this Bank adjourned to meet again oa the
16lh of APRIL, when the new Corporators axa
! to' be ncjmittcd.
10$ 12 w JOHN HILL, Cashier.
I ? ...... , 1 .;. ,. '
j WHOLESALE PRICK! Cl'RIlKJIT.
! VV ( lnii t n jon ,-N . C. ( ctrrte ltd icm A7y forlh AdrrHf
NivikL Stores- .,! --..- "T V---. J ;.
Tup'tiisoft, in the water pr r brl. , 1 60 a 1 W
I'M. '
33
30 a U
TUOTICXL
a I T urA.r indebted tOlLI B. PHIPf IS, will
A nlease call and settle, or their accounts will
be given to an officer for eoUrtion. ;
5 C. H. DUDLEY, Assxg
January. 26, 1838. 106 3 w.
race.
Received by the Schooner H. Cammerdon,
AND FOR SALE,
besides the abov
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I ot
Sox
10 ox '
16 ot
self l
scarce
do.
ot in
bolea
10 ot "
lOot "i.
6 ot ;
Spatulas, from 3 to 12
a,
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Camphor 1 inches, assorted
Myrrh, Turkey ITirusses, common
Myrrh, India " paien
AsiafcEiid, best IT in Toil
Elixir vitriol
Tamarinds h
Tonqua Beans
Turpeth Wintral
Tincture Mur. Iron
Ung. Stramonitum
Basilicon
Benroic
Kino
Ammo, opt
Guiac.
Aloes
Ginger Root
" powdered
' Jamaica
Clyster Pipes,
Horj pearl
Honey
Lint, English
Lemon Syrup, opt
Isinglass, Russia sheet
u
If .
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u
Mere. Fort
i Mil;
Citron
Simplex
Carb, Zirlei '
Wafers opt,
2d.
Pills
it
31 BOXES superior Champagne,
6 do. SwaimTs Psjnacea,
35 do. Windo w Glass, assorted,
30 Kegs White Lead, a superior article
100 lbs. rutty,
5 Kegs Black Paints,
1 V do. Green do.
i The subscriber has recei vejd,
articles. I
A FINE STOCK
DRUGS. PAINTS OILS, AND
r DYESTUFFS.
: RlF,PURNELL.
Wilmington, Jan. lth. 1838. . 105 tf
1MOTICB.
THE subsciber has placed his notes and ac
counts in the hands of Mr. J. Ncbo'.a for
collodion ; persona indebted.wUl please call and
settle, tie is led to do this inasmuch as he has
closed his old concern, and asltis out of his pow
er to attand it himself. m
0. WALLACE.
JaauvyS4, I33S: lOS trj. f 1
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American
PATENT MEDICINES.
, Anedrson's Eng l Bitters, Stougnton i
j " Am.
j Hooper's Eng.
Tar do do do
Pitth at the SliilSi
Rosin, ;do -SniritsiTurpentinej
do
Varnish. do
Pitch Pine boards and Scantling; sawed at tk
Stedm M ills, acording to lengths,
j per Al. - . ; ; '-. 1
R. Lumber, wide Boards - , 8
J Flooring do. 10
" J Scantliug - (8
Timber. - - , - 6
'. Staves ; ! , j, .
Vf . 0 Hhd. rough, in the wateri.pet iI.lieM.
do do dressed, on the wharf, 34 ' :' a 40 '
do do Bbl. rough n the water,
it. O. Hhd. rough, in tha water, : 13
Do. doi staves country dressed, 18
do I do dressed oil tha wharf,
Heading, W. O. Hhd. rough in the
water, ' X .- 33 ;
i SutKdLCS, M. ! - - . 8 60
j COTf new, 100 IbaJ 8 .
I FLoea, per barrsi, Fayettevwle
j . super. 1 v . - ; r ;!' -
i - gm mm w
ji Rick, per lOOlbs. ; j
Tobacco, leaf, Msrchantabls,
do do n Refuse, "j
Coavj per bushat, -
Hat, per Cwu
Pxist, blatk eyed, per bushel,
IS
Bateman's Drops
Cephlie Snuff
Dalby 's Carmine tiv e
Essence Peppermint
Godfrey's Cordial
Go w land's Lotion
Salts of Lemon
Worm seed Oil
Effervescing Magnesia
Patent Barley u papers
An
Rush's :
Opodeldoc, Steer's
Liquid
ttch Ointment '
Haarlem Oil '
Balsam, Turlington's
British Oil
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS j
'' . VnT1 tiinr fiK-i
crum tootn KaysT
Common dod-ca
Sospensary bandage
Evan's LaatetSj best
I tmitation
(Common i do. thell
handiest 1 ;
Qcun Elastie Catheters
'Boogies II
Nipple Shields
H Passartes j S
M Betons . !
StomacK Tubas
Rectnm bougies
Amputating Cases
Trepanning '
Dissecting '
Couching
Pocket Cases, 12 tnst'a.
! 16 do
23 do
Amar. 6pring Lancets
Germari n .
Ivory handle spring bolt
.tooth keys
Ivory handla pivot bolt
tenth ksya H- " v .
Eb4ny handla . spring
ijfi; boltsootn I ejrt
Ho w or Common. do
Ground, do t
Tii.i.mr. l ib. ; ;
Bees WX, Jo searoe,
! BcoH,hogs rouna;
j Laud, . da ' k .';
! Hams, do
j Savt. trxt
j Lime, Cask r
j PoaK,Mess bbt I v i
Prima, do , j .
Fresh, j lb. f - 1
CaKOtts if. c. ma lb.
Sperm, - j ; j tfo
O ife, common, whale, gt
ScMMta, do a
WtHKi, i -- H ' - 'ij .
BriEiTs, ii. s. vest. ! . -
Ami G i jr.
Afrtx Biukot;
Whisxxt,
Soap; brown,
Seuiat brown,
Corrx, -MbLAisrs,
Micxtaxu Nc
do Wo. 3,
do No, J,
SHXKsr, lb.
Wood. f Ash,
-Oak,
3 H a
4 10
3 50 a
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CO a
10 at
834
11 at
16
40
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150
11 to
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