THE OCAX Bl'Hini).
t tv, r. n. oitna. .
Vtxry mf rot in fhc dn, fi 'n'M-
Tit wirU rami ti.it rt atVl mfwrnTiilW,
IV.tm i r pniUl ty ill's T'vfU, Uo
Pi tii - rt. I;,-- . u ,t li -n by day,
If;: hul actj iiu-il ti l o"er M brow ,
Ytt- t tli-,v!e tikl . 1- wt, ami N41W
tV- U iii uut hi iii-lf)iHi Inmc rre ifb,
!Vv bi Ui -c ro .d it 1 in to li.iu ilie.
Ht--y 111 t'w tU tt tl-rj.
T'm iv the tiHowv lUirmiJ ill roll ott m
Whrrr ijoliy!.! c!u ln thro t!it tJark euM wave,
no Wjitb am xvti -e.rt1v 0on m tfra
It IfiMMt 1.0, I know I !. o:t br-tt lrti,
luxe tin b -hN Ji.iII w.Mn tbi-betaX ia eoM,1
V) tnnt yrtA fin.(t e tUit bo m l tnvt
lltirv me oM iulb: itMrf e;:j V"
K"f in ianrv tVr Krmilo acll kttfiwti irrtrtla
Yl.t; Cvf, iid ijtJ, nut -t hiig i Um (!
I liar f tb i.t f( ti9we.tW cot a:nl bmV,
A'l of '-ii t'-at 1 loted in cbib!boo4i' bowr.
1 !iTrt t.t V'p.-rt lo b bid, bn 1 tlic.f.
In thf cbiuxb-V;irif r -on tint Rtim hill tids--llr
tiie bjii s nf my larder my pin should b.?
iJur-jr tue(tot.intlicdr'p,d"rp wa.m
nil rit-atu-.ltiinber lie whi-rra mother' pray '
And Mjm' t.etmenn be hl-wlel ti.err.
Oh! 'la .11 Iw we-l n- tlit Ikum throb i o'er.
To kno. when il. fn:.tkiii lll gnJino mere,
Thot itn it i f m.HI; J.,h wriK-l lor rmr.e
To plant the first wild rtiiwtT of sprijigoo mi t null.
I -el Kielis wliert- tit lnvi'ij onrii topovTnii-,f
I!urr n. not in lhr ilci j, dt-- nn.
Anfl t!riv it imalifr In r tf wrmld b tert
F"V lii:n wki 1st In tu oct-an-lx-il.
lnmir-t tt ptit:i nit ta ti.itik of now,
K!ic I Mt?t twi,Ar4 tlicw lorkuHiirl kinu'd this Hrnw
In t!' li:'.ir!uli wrmt-.M nhiill tin' n-nk- hi'
'I tr Upv liH-t rr-Mj-il liii- cnll -rc kiM
A' Hike ib'H hnh1 one ii'fii vn.lt Jtr mr,
Jlitrr mi' irfit in Ik iJ"-, 1-i' '
' nliC bct-i lw.va in niv rtrrAiiM' bis viire
T!ir ji,-vr no linil Xt Ilia riyin prvT.
Tbrr l-r lfrr;-pM liim lo o'rr thf vur!'! iilr,
AIk.vp Ki;ii bntH cIoamI (lie Milrrrn liilc.
bcif t ) ii tier wi iK t. wild l'ol n-v
W'herr tx hint trtt dunrr itb ilii-ir foamr
ri'.-.n
VIhtc t'i - liillow b itiii.l mwl tlic iniU -iiiorl free,
Tb7 ljuiicj hi 111 ibtrr; in tbi" ib-rp, ilifp .
AND
GOODS.
LITC ItJ'OUU A OLIVER,
MiClU.VV T.lll.OHS,
F.v'r.TTKvn.LB Sr. Raixiuh, N. C.
AHR NOW Ol'KNIN'fi t their Ston-. o..
door below fli Upe yr Hank, an decant
tortnii-Ht i;l Cumlt i llivir line, einlirasiiiK
(Jloihi, CniniH-ipi, ml Vrtlin(i, nl evrrjr color
ml qimlitj, of hwb the fulloi( omprite a
rii -
Superior Waal Bit d Bltek
do. Ula
i(Ja Rrreii
Dmke Ntck firten
. I.. .
V.W .i. ' cr.oTts.
ritrl Mitrd "
Kpaniah Pljr
lljrrinnliin tl Pilot, a
tivw tilirllurfivfrcotlt. j
t.fHTMrr iiuui IJICII iiiwca I
I CI .
Kinckinrl Uib'd do.
Ili.i)imiil dir.
hlmit (jo.
!. Mfiio
liib'.t il
iiiid Victoria
II41H l)i ,.b
Hlngiv 1I0
llulf l'.timtrrtti
Su.irn r plhin U'k Mulir-tkiiO
V-btt -.
Tiger d.,. rtn.
. F'in rd ' do. do.
H0..1011 do. d. yrcsr.-cs.
Hiiirn N'lll '-
I'itin fo-.
Yntrneia -
llulf Ctthmarrtlt
. IcgwiH-r with an aavirtmi-nt f R F. .1 1) T
.V .I JlK VI.U T1II..Y U FUimW and
Hock-ki Slim t and leaver- Linen Hotonn
ijl Cuhart, riffled and iilalni OunHtladi 8m.
tiil.ris Motkiii, Uutktkm anil llcrlin ;lort,
lack Silk and Vntoi ia l.'rama, t ipleadid arti.
tll Mone'ttiiwkt Ktiint BombMine, Mid tU
tl( IVnnant'a tf libraitd Staakt, triemr kind,
and in tact !rf tl.in-( that can be round n any
limilar tMil.mrt Nrarh or Kouth. Tlietc
puidt ban W-rn trleetrd by J, JunttMP partner in
Vera,, b j tpared-tx-iiht-r riprnta nor aiu in
tbrlrarltrtliiH, and aonimenfly fB,ip.
" tb brat MwnmtM of (txH evr opined U (tie
Wte1.ir Hie irnlb ol thick call ami caaroine
for j Aitravlvf a. W htra incur employ firtt
rtie Noirl.ctn wni kncn, and avail ouri-eltet of
ay thechngea hi tba faabiont. at aoon at thrr
Jiikn place at the North. We therefore bate no
lieiftation in varrtnting every thing we make to
be at eU and at faibionably cut anil ivade a eon
be, Neh or South .M. inbert of the lgitla
tare mm oibrrt vitrila the arty during the aea-
iun, wunni no wan in call anil eaamine our
atmk bator ptirchtting. 1 bote tnraiahini their
own jnoda may rely non having their ork at
.veil ciycuted at though furniabed the ma
lei ialt. Ordrrt from a distance promptly at
trnded in. Thankful for pact favort arvepeal-
uiiy aoiieu a acntimtaaoe ot pnblie patnmaire.
urciipouukuLivKit.
Halrlgh, X. r , 4S 4w
FIFTir Doix.lHS UE WARD.
- 'Hanaway from the Subscriber's
pianiatimi m iter lie county on
the Ulih ol Auaviat, a m-gro man
bv the name of HIIKW. lie it
tl dark cnnipl ion ihoonh not
tilacK, agrd ahout U teart, hat
a o very niMtl.le marks recollrct.
t !. more than be tut Inat ilia tm
frtmt ondre tewh, ie about five feet tit or eight
kchci hijh. lie e purchated at the tale of
William Alston, m Warrvn ewtnt), abont trn
ty.five or tu jrtrt p.t. am undybe im
iirctwun that anid boy it lurking aboutie ueigh.
. borhond ol, Kbxlj liwa, ia onid eeny, at he
httrelniontutei e, or in the neithborhood et one
nl Itit Mr. Catou ho livet in Warren, perhapa
ar tbe Haanoke, I nndeiafld that bit mother
it otnd by gentleman of that nemo, tb moth
er of the buy it nticd Aggy. She vat alto
rttrchaanl fra the estate of William Alston
trill give the above teard of fitty dotlart lor
pprehrnding tnid boy and drlivrrmg him to me,
pr tveoty dot 'art if cuufiued in J ad to that I
et bins again.
SAMCEL WltUAMS.
Martin Coantr, JJ, C. Sept. It, IMS,
r:T::' . "il.
iVotica lo Trnirrllerc going South.
I hv Hr.lr't Mneot four hnrae post cnehrt,
, lravtrt Angurta, tvrry day, fnr Warrenlnn, by
tba Angiitta and Atbrkt Kjil Koad cars, thence
to .Miltrdarvitli:, Mar an and Columbus in Mont
gnmcry, Ala. by S'Kct, h Stock and Stagra
nturiateeil by any line In tlie southern country.
fi-rat aare ha bren observed in the selection of
driver oa thi Imr. and none but tobur and most
experienced mra nave keen employed. I'Mtsrii
rr rc hn avail thrmelvct o( the opportunity ol
taking tbit line rl Stagct, can be positively assur
ed f more omfort and etpeditlon, than any oth
er line now in operation, beta eHi Augusta and
Montgomery, A I. Office at tbe Uuited State
Hotrt, Angutta, temgia.
The Columbia 1 eletenpe, the Ftyettevllle and
Raleigh ptnvrt, alto the Itwbinond and Norfolk
petiera, will ptt-ate topy the above aad forward
tlici attotintt tr '
GEO W. DENT,
Agent for the Company.
Fayettrvrttv, Srit ia. ISM. 40 if
B L A Y K 8 ,
rOSt S-iLC AT TIII OFriCC.
t rRosrEcrt s or
t HEPUBUC.ty HErizir.
m. i. Birr, u. vnrron.
The .Yutinuil Muzaimc anil lirpuiUean He
view ill be publisi.eU mthc i iiy ol athington,
Uittnct at C.dumbia, on lint I at day ol January
! nt, and delivered ninnitity in all aiit ol Uie
; 'iiilrd H laics, devuted itcluaitcly to the ad
vattccmrnt 4 the great .puotiplrs of the Whig
ptrty, and the encouragement of literatute and
svtcnee.
I be ciprricnee of tlie past yrer ha confirm
. cd-HHthc iriiiids ol the mure ntirciii.g and taga
- eioes pf the big party that a vacuum etiata in
the Krk4lical picas ol the couniry, m which
j should be combined the produetmar oj bur
I g'eat tiairamen no hlrrary and scientific sh
' and lSae of the eminent literary geniuses
ol- ttiicfc tT. Uiiiled Slates can bnast so ample a
share, on the tmiiKi sutijecls ibt present them
tclies to a S'-unil and mg'irtiuf liitellecl.
IL cannot be ffuubteit ihst the present crisis ile
niands the publication ot a w.uk calculateil in in
fuse and ctivaljte ttoanil honest pohin-al inlor
mation, anil to ciutiteiat-t the diielul influence
eierud hy a ntnmhl, peiio.lieal ut t simitar nt
tuie putilishi'tl in this city , under Ibc tuspices,
a:.U beaiing llie name ot tbe tell -si) led Deinoc
lacy ol the present day, adioeaung ineaiores
liKh, if au.'eeatul, arc deal toed to moulder to
ruins the fabric ot our nuble Constiiutnm, by
placing cint1illrti'jns on it io 'suit i lie caprice
and t'ltaiiee thr rearhiiiKs of a e. irrupt ambition.
The union of such principles with a general
litrraliii-e at base insul'ed the cinrinni tease
and hone-My ot the- country by prnelaiinine the
"Martyrdom ol Cilley," rendered in a manner
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they trc combined, tends diyectly to the disor-
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phdant'iropy and t-inanaive libetaiitv ol newt.
Willi which they are aitlully able to lii-rest them
selves, lor the purpose ol tteiilinr their tar in
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mat watt on wiucli ilrprmls the destiny and
hopes of the natioii its young men. "i I, i 1 at the
more ctperkiieed taj-acity ol older heads can
oeier besnate a moment in recognising the real
naked deformity i f thete principles ol modem
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Daniel Parker, dee'd. i not a resident ol thi
State: itj therrtore onlered that pablreation be
maile in the Kalri-rh Star, lor six week, bt al
der thai the mid Luke Parker, if alive, or hi
beirt, may appear at oor next Court to he held
lor Ihe county ol Gate, at ihe Court Haass in
t.alrsvdle, on the first Moo. lay alter the fourth
Monday in March next, thea and there to plead,
aniwrr, or demur to the taid pet Mam, otherwise
Ibe tame will be taken pro confetau a to bin
and heard ex-parte. ...
WM. W. CQWPEH.-C. M. R.
October IS, M 46 Ite
Pi ice Adv. j5 fiJJ
1 T ICK
To nil my Creditors.
Messrs John II. .lonet. Ileowa k Snow Alfrat
Jones, Joshua Kngert, Kiehtrd Jones, Benj.
It. Smith, Silvester Smith. Jolm (i Mtrtliall,
llollowav
jotrpn neiti, r mil later k
Ho.il, William Franklin. Richard It. Smith,
John Malone, Paschal H. Hurt, Isocl. K.J.
Hat taood, Alfred illiams k Hay wood,. Dan
iel Mm-tay, Col. David Holland. Henry Frank
lin, William Ashley, Col. Allen Itogert, Jr.
illism F. Kitrell, F.dmond last, S. M.
Ilarbee k Co , Alary Hunter, J Bract Litch
ford. Iwis lloluman, Elijah Youar. Sr.. and
W.k V Slilh, '
Please lake notice, that at th November Term
of the County tonrt of Wake, tor IJ3S, I thall
petr at the Court llonte in Kaleigh to lake Ihe
benefit of thr Laws, made and provided for Iba
relief of Insolvent Debtor; when and where you
may attend il yon think proper.
HINTON- FRANKLIN.
Baleigh, Not. J, IMS 40 liwp
iarautl XetTge of North Cur-u-ttua.
The officer and members of the (ever! sub
ordinate Lodge in North Carolina, are hereby
notified that the aext aunual communication of
Ihe Grand Lodge of North Carolina wdl be be I it
at the Masonic Hall, in the City of Kaleigh, on
the tfterwoow of Monday, Ihe 3d day ol Decem
ber next, when and where the delegatea Irom
the Lodge are respectfully requested lo attend
either in perton or by proxy.
Th etioa of the Grand Lodge will contin
ue Irom day to day till all the bitsinet it disput
ed of, Jl
Visiting Brethren ar rcapeetfully invited to
attend the meetings of the Grand Lodge.
By order
W. T. BAIN, Grand Seefy.
Raleigh, Oct. 50, 183 - 451
Standard and Hegitter till 3d Dee
Mr. William Tbomp-toa.
Slit: Take notice, I have been arrett
ed by eaaa at your instance, and bate given bond
and security for my appearance al the next
County Court ot Pleat and QuarterSettioiit to
be held for the county of Wayne, al the Court
Houte in Wsjoesborough, on Ihe 3d Monday ol
Nov. next( at which time I (hall prooeed-to lake
tlie benefit ol the Aet of Assembly for the re -lief
of insolvent debtor; nt which lime you and
all my other creditor mar attend II veu thiak
proper.
DANIEL H.CKAWFOKD.
Oct. fi. H3 45 3w
Stale of North Carolina,
Coumtt or Franklin,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Seauona,
Sej)tember Term, 18.38.
David Gill and bi wife Suaanah)
M. Gill. Will. May aod B.rbarv
hit wife, and Hovel Cock and Petition for
Lama nit wit divievia of
v. I (lave.
Joseph Kearney and Edward S. j
Brook k hi wife Sarah Brook, J
It appearing ta the aatitfaction of the Court.
that Ed watd S. Brook, one) ol the defendant a in
thi ease, reside beyond lha limits ol this Slate,
o that the ordinary proweaa ol the Court ean
not reach him; it it therefore ordered that pub
lication be made ia the Haleich Star, tor tii
week, that unlets the said B. S. Brook be and
appear before the Justice ol the Court or Plea
and Quarter Session Bt the next Court to be
held lor the county ot Franklin, st the Court
Houte in Louisburg, on the second Monday in
December next, then and there to answer to tbe
said Petition, or judgment will be ttkeo pro-eon-lette
a to him, and Ihe prayer of Iba Petilioa
granted accordingly.
Attett, S. PATTERSON, C. C. C.
Price Ad, f.5 63 4J f v
FOR SALE,
M Mills on Neute Kiver, tlx mile eatt of
Raleigh, and I hetitate not to say that a more su
perior si I nation is not in the Southern Slate for
the erection of any kind of Machinery. Th.re
is at this time a large two atory wood building
with throe pair of stone aad Saw Mill on one
tiileof-the River, ud a Cotton and Wool card -
' Machine on tbe other.
I'hoae wishing lo purchase will aire me an
early call. I would lake land in pari payment.
Should 1 not tell at private sale, belore ihe first
of January. I will expose it to nublic aale lha
first Monday in January.
J. H IIINTUX.
Oct. tt. IMS 4-t Sw
State of North Cnrollna,
Franklin County.
Court of Pleas anil Quarter Sessions,
September Jerm, 1838.
William Thrill, "J Original stlaahment
vs. V Gusion Ptrry summoned
RenjsmicLReed.J Garnishee.
In thi ease it appearing to the sat i fat lion ul
the Court, that the Defendant in this ease reside
beyond -the limit of thi State. It il ordered
that publication be made for aix week in the Ka
leigh Star, that the laid Defendant be and appear
belore the Justices jot ihe next Court of Plea
aad Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county
of Franklin, at the Court House in Louisburg,
on lha tecdud Monday in December next, then
and there lo renlevy and plead lo issue, or judg
ment wi(r be taken pro con lesso, snd (be effects
in the hands of Ihe Garaiabee condemned to tbe
benefit of the PlainlifT.
Altet; S: PATTERSON, C. C. C.
44 6w
IMPORTANT SALE.
t)a Monday, the ttth of Dee. next, the tub
aeriber, at Exettrtor of Ranaom Hinton, dee'd,
will Bell at nublic auction, at the late midenee
of the dee'd, 10 aniles south ol Raleigh, all his
erop al cotton, com, fodder, and oat Farming
utensils, (viz. a superior new waggon, carts,
ploughs, blacksmith tools, aplton gin. thretdicr,
wheat fan, ke. Alto all the stock ol horse,
mule, cattle and hog, household and kitchen
furniture.
On Tuetdty, the 11th, will commence Ihe talc
ol SO likely negroes, eoushving of men, women,
boyt, girl and children. Alto, the tract rf land
on which the deceased lived, on Neute Kiver,
containing about 8,000 acres, more than two
third ol which ha never been cleared. the
quality inferior lo but few, il any tract in the
county of the same trxe. The improvements
consists of a cqmfortabla dwelling house, with
eight rooms, eorn house, (tablet, cotton gin.
bouses, and ill other necesaarv out build.
inrt, in good repair.
The land will be divided with a view oi anit
log povahaaer. .
TERMS.
The .perishable prouerty will be sold on a
eredit of six months the land on a creditor one,
two, and three year, with interest from the day
of aale. ,
Bond ami apiflWd security will be required
for the purchaae money, belore the tills of tbe
properly i changed.
C. U. Hljrm.V, Ixeeutor.
Wake aoonty , Oct. 7, I till 4 tf
TURNER & IIL'OnES
NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC
For the jrr ar of ottr Lord 1 , conlauv
Ing notice of the Eclipses, ol the government
of N, Carolina, times of holding ihe Co-arts, a
litt of lha Hank their branch and. officer, the
University with a list of h protestors and the
Book reqoMt lor a Student. Internal Improve
ments, Kates of pottage, our Sine House.
M-ribers nf Cnngiea and of ihe Slate l.et-i-da-ture,"
Publia WraHtasJio.erfrriient' of United
Slain, Farming Butmrat With tuadry hints lo
the Farmer, Interctiiwg nmicet of N. Carolina,
conlaioing an arenunl of Ihe prgreisive'ti-iiTe-
meni ol lb bt.lr, many amusing anecdote,
"B. ko. Il Is printed on fine paper, and its ty
pography ia auescepliotlabk . Just received ami
lor tale by ihe Grt-at i. I Gratt x So. Tt
eenlt a dozen, aod 10 eeatt lor a tingle topv a '
Ihe Nobtm Cineim Hook Stoxx, where all i
nrdert shall meet prompt ati-entipn. )
I I'KXr.H k IILT.IIF.S. 1
Nov. 5. w ,f ; I
COTTON YARNS.
I am instructed to tell this article ln.ee tk..
ever, by wholesale on v. an aa ir. .t,. u
chanit room to irvaka a profit on it. Thnte who
mty want uie yarn bf the quantity, will pirate
call at m office, and examine- r.nA .....,. I
Where time is desired
... .. ... e
I wilt take Botrao.ih a.. '
eurity, to be wtidal the end of six months
. .
v? 11.1 fKCK,
Areni to, Baule t b,k.
n.l.i,h, Sept. 5. 1131 ,r o""
COMMITTED,
To the Jail of Hertford aoynty,
a negro man, who calls bit name
" JO.aud tay t be belong to Ben
jamin Boyt, ol South Carolina,
k wa purchased- by said Boyt of
a Mr. Gilchtitt, who purchtted
mra or jono aainner. saie ne
gro ut about six feet high, of dark
complexion, anil say be it Blty-nvc year at agar.
Th owner i requeued to come forward,, prove
property, pay charges, and take liim away, or be
will be dealt a im at the law iiirccta.
, EDWAKRD K JF.G1TTS.
' Hertford co , N. C. Sept. Sfi, 1537 4J 6m
Frum Ihe Southern Citizen.
The Norlh Carolina Justice.
We regret exceedingly that Ihe appearance ol
this woik has necessarily been to lung delayed)
and we aaam assure the public that every exer
tion has been used to complete it by the time it
was expected. 1 he plan 'of tbe work, since it
was first advertiaed, has beeu ao improved as to
colt man) limes the quantity of labor then antici
pated. Anil beanie, northern materials had lo
be procured, which could nol be brought on till
the iate raioa had (welled the water. We have
nu hesitation iu assuring our patron and ibe pub
lic, that the priming aud binning will be com
pleted at Kaleigh, and Ibe Hook ready lor deli,
in, just a oou a practicable. t
THE PHOPttlETOR.
Pel 84, Ij-v.s. . 4J!
VALUAHLi; LAND FOR SALE
wViVlR ILiLEWU,
The undersigned1 offer for
ale a very valuable tract of
land, Ming ve miles west ol
Kaleigh, cOBItining about 5IK1
acres, the greater part of whirh
M uncleared, well Umbered,
well watered, and a portion of
it equal in lortilitv lo ant in the
aouuty. It baa on it a dwelling and other built!,
ingt, with curings of excellent w ater convenient
I be ituatton it remarkably healthy aad brtuti.
tut, and wcitiu mate a very detirable retiueuc
io any perton wishing lo locate near the Cut.
A further description is deemed unneecsttry, at
persons detii-iug to purchase will no doubt first
view the premises. A greet bargain may be bad
if early application be made.
JANE WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, Sept. 58, 1831 4U' tf
State of NOrth Cnroliua.
IVukt Cuuntyj.
Superior Court uf Law Spring Term,
1838.
Ann Neighbors r. William Neighbors Peti
lion for Divorce.
It appearing tn the atitfaction of the Court.
Ibat the Defendant, William Neighbor, eannot
be found, and proclamation having been made at
th Court Mouse noor, lor the party to appear
ana answer auaneiling to Aet ol Assembly in such
cases made and provided; ii is therefore ordered
that publitation be made tor three months, in Ike
Kaleigh Register and Star, .newspapers printed
n Ibe Cily of Kaleigh, that unleaa the said Wil
liam Neighbor! appear at the next Term of said
Court, tn be held on tbe first Monday afier the
fourth Monday of September next, aod plead, an
swer or demur tu the Plaintiff's betiitou, it will be
heard ex parte, aad judgment fr ceiiettt cuter-
ea agaiasi nun.
H. II HAYES, C. 3. C.
(Price adv. $7 30) 35 Jul
Q3 Register.
WILLIAM IYEAL Y CO.
.H.t.YUt'.1CTUHEUS OF
liOtnv-.vii tiiasss.,
WO. 27.
North Fifth Street, fhitctdelphia, back
of Merchant? Hotel
Th only eatabliihraenl in the Cily devoted ex
clutivelv In thit boiluetc
COUNI'UY Merctisutt are supplied at Man
ufacturer!1 pr'axt, aud their Glasses tutured from
breaking to any pari of tba Union, without ex
tra charge.
Thtito who may have ordert lor large Glasses,
would do well to ijjtorm us by letier, previous
to their eominjron, of Ihe size of the plate, and
the kind of Ira me they mar want.( whether ol Gill
Mahogany or MaibleJ that the article may be
manufactured expressly for the occasion.
Merchant should give their orders for li k
ing Classes lb firt thing en their arrival, lo en
sure them well put up,
September I, I83J f) ow
DR. XV. W. MARSHALL'S
Oinlmenl for tbe Rliud t'ilea.
This iuvaluable lemtdy baa been a.ven.1
year before the public; it virtue and tlliracy
hav been well tetteil, and, in nnmermit ii sian
eei, in the most aggravated form ol the disease,
lo uota lolitary cats ha it been known lo iaii
in effeetiog a cure. Many very rctnectable per
son have borne testimony to it elfieacy; among
whom is the Kev. Wm. A. Smiib, of the M. B
Church, aud Editor of tbe Conference Journal,
who, Irom hi own experience, onCdently e
eomnend il in the public a " ujx.
SLI, 1X0 IIIII'IUT BKBIbr."
It may be had at the Store of K. TL'CKF.K
Agent, Kaleigh, S.V.. '
COACHES, RAROUCI3E9
AND tlVGGILS.
The Suhscriher hat oa hand an ...
the above Carriagea. Some very ricblv finished,
which will, he thinki, bear a comparison with
aay manufactured elsewhere. The wuik it war
ranted lo be faithfully executed, aud vill be sold
on at favorable terms saean be afforileiir Those
wishing to opply IhemseUes, will please tall
and judge for themselves.
,..-.. ' luos. conns.
Raleigh, May 81, 183g ti
RAIL ROAD IllO.t-
The subscriber offer lo import Iron far Rail.
y, delivered in anv of the Aifam;.
New Oilcan oa the aoit,resonble j,rm
oi. . . . . . , , JU"N W. PEK1T.
Philsilclplns, June I, IMS 85 6x3t oml
lumber roit sit.r.
The Subscriber has now on hand, at his Mills
(late HUke's)17 mile Bailor Kaleiajli, ItH) txio
feet of choice Umber, of every description,
ssw-ed out of Ijnng Leaf Pine, the pfeuLar ex
ellcne of which j too well known to ffeed any
puff. Person desiring to purchase will please
mak application to Mr. William Peek, Qaleith
or to Henry llnrtnii, at the Mills.
The price si Ihe Mills will be $1 per hundred,
tit, il s large quantity be bought, even less tl.a
that will be taken. a
PETER" FOSTER.
WtkiKCQ.. May 21, 1838 . e2 ,f
Ai;i?iriioii will be inale to
the ne.t ti.-i.rral Assembly lor An Act toe
mancijiaie Boh. commoaly called and known bv
'"'' Newtom,' the properly al
ilham Hill r.f the City of Kaleish
SeptW, 1S38 41 tf
Stale of Norih Carolina,
Nash County.
In Equity-. March Term, 18SS.
Chtritv Collini,
,- ., I Petition lor divorce and
Davl Collint and f Alimony.
'ei WUIIIH1..
.. ", the lalisraetipji rl tlie Court.
""'"nt, ia
liahila
vid t.ollint. IS not n in.
lit ot this Ktat 1. :. l . .
t. .- uirinure oriirre.l IIV
, ...e ,ur, inti publication be maile in Ine Kaleiuh
the(
. : rtnvneai.t
3tar and Koanoke Arivna... I..- it.
rie. months.
will! leave tn take i :. . . '
.i . .. "" : ' .a oroeieo by
. : -v t oaenicil
ilfm.iil lw l.,i-tlt
jthat notice left at ihelasl residence ol thedelind-
'"'"...na. ue .ullieent noli.e a. to him of
sl im. J
tmn.
INO.
H. na.lKE.Jr C. M. F..
b
, lttx ron Virtj CtiJ;1
ry Frmer and deigned iolT "
vuviiMtKJU. AO-lalaW-tT- l .a. . h
practical iiilornsatioa aow. "'Ba
rowing in the United TVt tt j,
TU E A M E ii ii -1?.4
uTltl fev -ali
WAIIUaiBNBY k'HaOTUr
ClUHLES ALEXANDRA Ptikl
, . . .cK lef , retpeciiaii. V' " nu
attention ol our en.zena to lhUra?7 t;
jr i, has in tb,.. .,, Qg. ,
whwh it has been nut iui. eniaexu, i
here 1 u I't obably hereiotor-'k.. i
when the atteuliou of the people oliki "wtl
Was as much rna-a-.ri .! . w "" SSTl
Cullure a. at present, nor a liCe Wt
wbo have already embarked ia ik .
Ubeli
t
aow wanliug to fully estti,iT H
interest i,, the country, with all it. Jl
ge, is but the ditserainatmr r ni!
- 1
information concerning it. b,di J 4
citizens ol what we know to be iraT 1
there it ao more difficulty about ruin'. I1
cuaiiaa,
.e u.h.cuiij ,nout rrusinl
e i a crop of gram. il. 7 '
Yields a l. Z ' "W
J .inu mere
thus bestowed
can be obtained from any other hrJZ
baodry. The editor have long beLW
tuiiure, and miend bettw
J"e it their eutii. al tention. Tbevh-!. H
extensive arraogementa lor kedia, 1.'
worm, and ,.!i. ,i.. . " - Bill
m-iioury irte. tb
u... . " .. s. : "'BI mesmJ
Mom. MuliiearT 'I
.ei.ua .. . r ....... a.........
, - ir V ln in. m....
tn tb oeun f
extentivecorrt.tp6odeoce with silk rroweT-
belmv. they m.y tay .ilboul osteiT'
tney muii ae able lo make the Am,. 7
rvrower,
.
r. utelul an.) ..t.-i-i..: . . "
oicate
. t . w --'Halataim iawieu
through H paees informalioa .. -7
respecliag every biaiich ol lha a.lk "
can be eleiwheru obtained in the UnatTi
A portion of lb work will be devoted te
log Ihe modern iniprovcmeui ol ttrl
and auch m.n..,. .. .. .-.
. - - " - Kweraiiv usetul t,
cultivator ol the oil. .
The preprielor rwsneetMlv sol.
Hon on Agricultural aubjoclt geneiallr JZj
so the S.Ik Growing Butmet. i. p.rtlaTit
drett Ihe Kd.turt, Ward Cheney k .JiT
Burlington. 7 rteV
Ihe work will be published montWt-e!
number compriting Iwentv-four brgemtsHw.
gat, with the addition ol a cover for MvmT
monts, but , tnd at the end of task schjaai
complete table ol eoalnnt will b hiraitbsfi!
H",..r.r, i irini. use imi ar b im. .
ble in
advance, tor aingle tubwiibwrt. Tvnr
tubtcr.ptioas will be attppliwd lor a w
k to
hit
by lorwarding a eureut two dollar bdl
nottige.
.JI orders for the work, pottag atat. t
be promptly attended tn, if ad-lrrittrd Hi.
t-ubiisaer, u. Alexanriwr, Atbeaiaa BaiUitn
Fvaokliu Place, PhiUdalphia.
Cuixwna, Silk Growers, -Ariaultuvalisn, m
oibcr, who wish to prtKure thit work htasV
pi-etent time, will please forward their saw
xud th amount ol subaaription immedultly,
Liberal Frciuiuat. '
Any Agtnl torwir,lo.-IOO tukstrilrn L
en year, aad a fit) current bank bill, wilt a.
eul.tlad tvi I w Thousand Silk IV ana Im
-.-sii--et-eu imm m mow approve!
I.. ... 1 . -I . .
winch can be forwarded by mail ta aay pvtcf
inw t-uiMtu oiaivL at a lr 1 ul fur Biaawai. m
whick. il properly siteuded lo. awaanliata lha
inttrwtiom which are pruuaulyauul iatW wwi,
will yiald a profit considerably cxtMlta( the f
mount oi th prims ol aubacriulim for a bta
dred topiev" -. ,
Orr Kililorsof panens who -arc ilrwrant at
BBoouraj,ing the grow h ff Silk ia tan Mttrt,
will please wonv ibis Bilvarti.em a fka
aud we wdl furaitdi them with aa Ridwv,
and also Ma sinnad aat-pivtof the Silk, waik
itmancfaciuredal the Kdilor's niaaiai'tav ata
lishmem in Burlinglon, New Jersey. Jelf
Ilv virtue Ol a U.-.: nl Tr.i.l In na Mltei
for certain ijuiT.oaa shi-i .,i.l.. Will
UK SOLD o Moinit the 10th Dnnake
next, at ihe residence ot II. J.'SPIIUILb, tear
I arboroiiKh all the perishahla property l Id
Ula M. -... B k ..:n .rj.
- - ,J our..,. u:ppo-e-ta ia a. . "
From 3. to 4u0 barrels Cor, ' '
0,000 lb', blade Fo.lder, 80 to 90 Tat
litis, Horses, Mules Cattle, Sot
f Oxm, 40 head tif Sheep.
Carriage wtd Hamm, Household
Kiiclun Furniture, Farming Uin
Ut, ifa. .'.vv'"'..
A credit of nine month wjth inreretl tnm
Hate will he given on all tiuns lover tdtIUr
all under five dollart catli. The purchaser ilt
be required lo give bond with two uednahuda
uritie before Ihe property I removed. ,. '
. If not disposed rf at private sale, t A
time and place will bw anlil that
VAlUADLBPAHIir-
KNOWN AS TIIK
Sclionck Plantation. .
Lying on Tar Kiver, one and a hall milet
Tarborough, containing '
903 ACRRES, -
430 of which are supposed In be cleared, ilj
itiK the Noils of J II. Lined, L. . Wilto
othprt, ...There it on lb Farm -
A tfood iWelliuar Hoaae,
With all nvottswv onl hootaes. tinviioeBi "
Screw, apple and peach Orchards, aljo B hvrl
hautlilile depositr of rich Marl. 'I be Fr i
will adapted in tho growth ol Com, flWa, "
rwin. ka; anil ia iv. a elate nf mod imorovciaett.
TKHM.S liberal antl made known oa tlae slay
ol ale. the subscribers reserving to ibrtntsivt
Ihe privilrge nl a bill. Piitsesioii lo be
on the 1 st ot Januair next. For further partite.
Itrt ai.lilv Iu It. J. Sort. ill. on th preitel.
Part of all the above will be told a Ibe"ff5p"
ty of Mis E. P. Kots. ,
PETER r-VANS Tnic
WM.lt SMII H.Jr
Eilgecombejounty, Oct. Slh, ISS8. ' '
Will be hired ont, fur tbe ensuing vT, l A
same time and nlaee.
n.g to the said Estate, consisting of Men, lJ
nd Girls. 43 l
Notire to all whom it maf
cern; that ppti.atioii will he made to tba sen
General Assembly for an Aet Ie form
county nut of po.liout of Anton and Metlb"
buig counties.
4.1 3
F.V0.V HOTEL FOR SAhf-
Heing desirous i f rrnioiirg to ih Wth
ttihscriber offers for tale the .
VtiliiaMe ftolcl,
now occupied hr him. Il it situated in lb CM
of Ual. igb, on therornrr of Morgan st reel, aa
toi.th rati ol Ihe public square. 1 be b""1-
'"ge. and ia ampli provKlrd w ith room! tn af
jti'l and the other accommodations OjJ
ri nienit-iit. The contiguity of this Hotel I
C.l'ol, its ample accommodations, "'L,1'
,u ovements which ar progresting aet "'sl
render it a desirable Hand to those wh mm9l
to engage in nuh o enterprive. 1 be hotel
Jormerly owned br Mr. Illatchfoid. If,h'''l
chaser iletire II, hr ran have all the """
ailure rn hand, and imine.tiale ppsteaaion.
ALEX. MOUPI'f
nalcigh, Sept 1 8, 4 8.38. 3? " , '
"' enure continence, nut .
profit, may b. derived from h. aW t?
ability to produce as good Silk aaeaak!
ny pari Ol Hie world. Il
an mat