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v Si :: I! f : rv i I. t ' I. . - i : ; . X - " . POETBY. TO MODESTY. Hail ! Goddess of enchanting power, . Forever good, forever fuir, Who only in Love's holy bower, Can keep the flowers from with'ring there Charm of the hoary headed sage, Each virtue to thy source we trace; Thy presence makes decrepit age Appear with renovated grace. Parent of every pure delight, Without thee Beauty's warmest bloom Presents her mockery to the sight The gay esterior of a tomb. Sweet tenant of the virtuous breast, O shed thy hallowing smiles on me: I feel bv vice and danger prest, I'm sate tv hen panoplied by thee. 1 ClllEF-JUbTICE TAYLOR'S CHARGE. tv si-Tall close our extracts from this lumi nous Charge by giving the Chief-Justice's i sentiments on that too common offence of j Pucfaxe SwEAHixa andCcssisc -11? inanv DUD! Mp(i. ' If uttered in the pi-esencc of a court )f record, it is perishable by a fine ; and J if that is not immediately pa:a, ine iwen-i der is to be placed in the stocks for a time not exceeding three hours. j 4t As I am persuaded, that this offence Trcduces in its consequentes, at least, ve- i T perhicic us effects in society, I recom mend to magistrates the execution of tins law. When wc reflect that oaths are acts of religion towards God, and are adopted by all civilized nations for the purpose of promoting truth and cenfderrce amongst men, it wiil l)e manifest that profane swearing has a tendency to weaken our repect fur all oaths.-and Urns lo destroy their .usefulness."-:. When wc daily hear 'them prostituted, and: perhaps prostitute j tht-nr t.urselve5,. is it not HKtiy mux. t shail- iove a preper reverence for them, w!icn cmj loved on the most important occasions r It a man ccntuv.aliy swears inremmen cmversation. witnout anvn1-; gard to truth, to every tritle that floats in ; hie mind, is it to be reasonably expected, t that when he is called to give testimony j in court. .-'he shall suddenly become supe rior to everv thing that would corrupt his j inteeritv ? For it should be rememlxrred, j Mikweby statute, by a fine for every oath j . destroy good t.uth n, all ht. man m :..e 15,11 . i . 0 T,rJ,. ,;rpP1,N tv, and the most excellent oi virtues, ?is t.r curse. It uttered by a Pfr-onecut . I 111,1 1 k l.Jll lllL 1 ' M t a . 11C Cn.Ce, IIIC IU1C IS lUUt uu..- V., . .. r nr. - , , I. that ail oaths derive their etneacv a:m j -i ih' iwi h.mm :m- .irnqjui- foree from an awful regard to the Deity. J tion, aiu! practised wiihouc t!ie te.st ex Th:3 -diould be dulv preserved and culti-! pectatir.n t pleasure cr.-profit.. Surely, "Vated, as well by the laws a& by the mnn- j labitscfthe neoplei Everv tliin'ii . . ... " I I Tiers and habits cf the iiit serves to wromcte it should beencou-j ra-ed otherwise the most sacred obliga- ! tions will beno mcre ihan effectual means of comxnitintr i:;justicc. The laws cf so- j cicty will hae little influence over the ; .rr.nduct cf men who have thrown eft' all j J - re,rtrd for these cf heaven. i J J - - A 1 There sire doubtless many just and j j tinr'giit meti v.-ho are common swearers,! SLd it is the mere to be lamented that j thev are so. i3ut it the practice cli es not iu tv ry c,:se lead to perjury, it is suflicU j eiit forthe- argument, that it does so in 7)iu7zy ; and that the example of such men ii doubly pernicious. "-"Of these who wish to sustain the re putation of good citizens, I would, ask. h.'.w that character can be compatible with thcdailv and nctcrious violation of a law of their country : a law which succcs-; sive legisialui-es, for nearly a century, have had in view, without tiunking pro- ; ccr to chaise it ; and which is certainly cirected to the wisest purposes; By treat-; ir- r mp with contemntVnd disoueoi- i ence, the mhid is prepared to defy the arth'M-itv cf ail laws wnere it can be done i 1 . . .-' ! -" , 1 ! X; tii imi.umtv : ana tne eii u mucn ag- ( jrraVfUeci wiicii iins cAaaipic sci uy men i:i oflicecr authority, to wliose duty to o bev the law, is superadded that cf ccm- y.'dlii-.e--r.beiiience trom ctherb". It raav 1 ! be observed too, I think, that this very 7 J I is usually the first step, which s rncu mke towards entire proiligacy.- ( Ol. i. iv tr hr.n:.- thev are quunueu ior iuc. luovi ing, they usually avoid, or do not ir.ti-j) in its profanencss ; but this ii a vliti; r.vitn 1 nr;!; utst .f IL.isbcrotigh, on the road niatly associate with, those who practice so easily attained, and w.a-n ; tt ih, d s i! 'taii'g :V; m 1 lilKlir rough to Caswell ir But when this vice becomes familiar i j little meritorious, one too.ttvtt tlie :v.ea- !i C vaitn. use and Lenox Castle ; on which abandcr.ed society, and fitted to form j j the higliest degree, it . .strange anv per- ! these guilty friendships which often leaa i J son should ties.rc to pos.cs it.' 31 u m n ' to thegreatest-crimes,..:-. - - . h has any thing else to recommeud him, he ! "To those who believe in Christianity, j ; had better abandon this to such as have' it would appear .sufficient to say" that this no ether accemplithnient. It has now vice is distinctly and repeatedly forbidden j ; ceased to be a mark of goed breeding ; i in the Scriptures, and punishment thrt:-:; for the most polite and best bred men are tened against tiiose who commit it. This ; ; those who most cai-cfully avoid it. . If the ; M:trHt tt hp ptioutrh to restrain every one ; ! nractici is viewed with to,-. m;!rS i from the practice, -and to show the xatili-M ty of those apologies which men some tiuies offer for it. They call upon the tSa J Ti erne Being, and unite his name with all the follies of their common conversa tion, "irithcut any serious wibh to obtain Ttispterrx.sition ; often, without any ether r thnn tr. mnvev to tneir hearers thu T , 1 .??SVriihents; that they mean no ; ymtri r JVad Uiat it is done out of f 2 fiv Kt f i-pMr,r the Author m4 Cfe p lhey enJy a e precept whicti exception rfect ri'trht t fir f - X"5ome persons may per JS? Iitv then rind that thev -5 i - . r -n.hat hazard w ill thev I . . t x m i aJ ui.terc4 ior the sake ot 3 wfoe t r, any should reject the au- ture, perhaps they will re- -tice Three Dollars a Year riiiel that Uiey ai-e pieasea or angry ; t vey are drunk or sober ; witty cr V tvrrAand sometimes -.vithcut any ether " disnlav the variety of oaths 'Srf iVstefs of: They profess, in ves with the behei that if to uo wiux rn:g!ou5 i ?M ffiMX if indeed they could 1 :there was no God and j ( i rJH - guir.ents derived from ; 711 )r lose part of their force. cette Instruction frofh heathens. Poets, ; orators, lawgivers, & philosophers might he Quoted for this TJurnose. I will cite only some of the latter, l&da man t h us the Cretan, legislator, forbade all swearing by the name of God, to preserve it from pro fanation. 'It was a precept of Pythago- ras to reverence an oath" ; and Jlieroctes, who comments upon it, nas tlie loiiowing words : " This precept requires men, net onlv to speak truth when they swear, but to abstain from .swearing : Net to use, oaths fremientlv and rashly, and about 1 trifles,. "to fill up a 'sentence or confirm a j story, r or so snail we. observe trutn m cur oaths, ifwe.be sparing f them.: but from frequent swearing, t false sv; ranrg, is an easy fall." Plato directs men r.e ei to natr.e Get!, on slight ocrasi :.s, ard tMrrrli'r.n :i'iv- rn swmr hv him. A- i.1 "Vrf WW 1 " w v ----- - - - - void oaths." saith Et.Utetus, " ii it i:c possible, entirely ; but if not, to t?-ie ut- j m'estot your power' ' An oath.' saith J I his cwnuueniator Sinifuiciz:, " is calling God to witness, arid makmg him a yew- cher to what we iay. -ov, tn intrciuuce God on little and -insignificant oc aii:ns. expresses a contempt of hini.'V " I'i niy cpmion, says czefrp, --oy 'taking etv towards the "grids, you would also of the laws ot Klines. All ihc amhontv thererefore, and evrp- resrn th.it can be thought of, bears lemnMiy t tMe pr priety of tlie Scripture injunctii.n ; audi believe no writer of any age or naticn cau be h:iowii to tlie contrary. 44 Forbidden, as this ice is, by the l iw of our religion, '-and cur country ; icpro- i bated, too, lv those ceu-bratrd asiticnts, i whese wisdom has cnVg :tened the. pith of human duty, anil transmitted trv us a system of ethics, inferior lily to the mo rality of the Gospel ; it is ditfcilt toc- n ceive any" rational motive that men c;m have to persevere in the practice. Whm a man commits an impudent perjury wi'.h the expectation of a eour:.iiy reward, wc can understand that h:s cupidity has overpowered bis sense of duty. When a pcr n, in excuse of his inteniperanei', speaks of the plensuiti he n et ives fmn the eratification of his appetite, it is in- : . I ... . - i . 1 ..... T. ... I . . .. .. .1 .1. aiJlj:L v:alcs i.is pen ti ten t.ie simplicity ot natui c :id is r't'cosnrv to procure present ta it. In the wildest ir ivguluriry t f ti e passions, we. can trace some motive v.lirnce they proceed, and perceive sr-me :nu to which they arc di reeled. Tut the love oi scnrii g- seem seems no one car. be s irrati-.n;-.i as to believe th:it swearing pi-f-curcN credit-to v. hat he . . T. .. . . ... . .. . .1 . s's. it is, n u.c cuu.uy, ine most I.lulv way to prcveut it, ,uui a-u unts :tn ) acknowledgement thr.t a simple rer- i tion is uawortliv of nv inl. If i man U - n conscious tiia. insw,,rd is a suilu: r,u se- j curity; he should strietom.tiiit-''irho ho norofit,fSc reserve, tif .r th-se- rr,s:on-, where tney are indrpe;:ib;e ; t r it ine i are made common, he hks r.o advantage J of iheni upon extraordinary occasions. It is integrity cf character, and n t the J iiimself, that nvist give weight to bis as- j sertiens, and if he be deficient in that, it j is vain for him to hepe for belief bv anv ! other means than a chance of behaviour, j Until this takes place, he cannot, Ivradd- . ing swearing tc falsehood, gain creilitfr veracity. j Some persons may prsibV cor.ccvc, ! that tlie use of such laioriaue itocui cs them respect and attention It ivdirricuit uj tmuersianu now ui's eriect can (e pro ih.ccd. It may possibly .enable them t" . .1 i .1- er insnac tern r. out r niv m ti;ise h hum it is. unmanly: to frighten. With all . i.ievs. , tlu desire cf apcaring noisv and over- i 1. '..; .. .... . ...Ml I . . I ' ieannu, wm i;is.c:i as a s n iirn little a 'lira ire One iti'lucement tr the practice, tiiougi ; nr.totten avowed, i tnat a man m.;r Dear tj be unrestrained l-v fimr.:,l -snli . . . . . . . - ( arid be apphtuded for the vivarL or his1. cs. i:ersation and tl;c erac e i v viour. It is very ccrta n, ihat the vlue n it of some men s cr nvers iTi n . mu iiie.M hr.Jii. men oiieii t -oh- indulgence by some, it is esteen.ed by i nenc. And although -son.e men of supe- j cllect and rued, brcedin? arc still nor mtei pjrofuse in the use of oaths, ?-o one regards it as an ornament in their character ; still less v. ill it be so in ctlicrs who com- this irom them witnout oeing aole to mutate their good qualities- The most general j cause of the practice, and by which 1 thmk j most men would eny attempt to excuse it is, that long habit has made it familiar to them, and almost a matter of course. If, however, they are convinced of its im propriety icr any reason, it is time to be gin the work of reformation; and tliis is much easier done than they mav be fncii ned to suppose. A little attention is all that is necessary. "The: most prcfne swea rer may abstain from oaths in certain places, and in the presence of those before whom he thinks them improper. 'He can also exact a similar abstinence from his inferiors in his own presence. 4 They must know manV persons, who, by reflecting upon the subject, have be come convinced of its fr.lly and have to tally cured themselves of the habit. Parents oujrht to be cautious how thev indulge in this vice in the presence cf then children ; for there is no vice mere con tagious by its example. It is prevnlcnt to a great degree, amongst the youth of the country ; and is even rejoiced at by j many parents as a proof of early manii- JU in ! ' is - . - - ." I ficss. Let them rejoice wmie tney can, for an education' so commenced, must ine vitably prod ace other vices that will here after change their mirth into sorrow- TWv ran nnlv reasonably expect to QC- rive Happiness ironi men unwiii-n ino-fTit' fniindnttnn parlv.bv teaching the rrf to' remember their Creator in'thedays of their youth A JOURNEYMAN , T ANNER-rOhe who ilk. Understands the businesf ' of Tan ninir and Dressing of Leather, will meet with employment at my Tanyard,(2 miles west of Person Courthouse, North-Carohna, any time on or about the 1st of September next. SAMPSON' M. GLENN. X. B. Thesituati. n of the Tanyard is hi;h . For Snh a Valunhfr Stack nf MERCHANDIZE, : .ND TWO STORES TO RENT. ,rjHE subscriber wjRhinp: to r,enre iroi.t 3 lJnsnes.s,. alter oJ years in.iius uron I fltr for "ale his Stock on Jiand, consisting; oi u r.eTu ral Assortment tor this place. They will be sold at a small advance, and on lbe ! r d ter:ns. The whole amdur.t -if first cos of - 'he Moods vtnfrv j'St tin. shed. They consist of the j follow: Articles j " dry r.oorjs. nnrUfL to the amount cf I Ca toes, Cinjrhams, Handkerchiefs of all IVizrs lndanoes, ditto Sliavic, Cambrics, j ! Mitsl "S Luves, Vestmics, Cotton Sii-rtinc. j j l it! - Muslins Insli Linens, Rrown lioilano, IVoiubazetts amounting to atout jb,UvA. CU l'LERY, Sc. (.tlerv, TIanUvare, itJi Tronmonc;t ry, Iron, Steel, Vails, Blacksmiths Tools amounting to SU50U Crockery Ware, well assorted and re-packed, here to the amount of SOO CROCER1ES. ! Coffee ..Molasses, Frenvh TJrandv, proot Hum, New-r-nffland 4.o- Cider, ra'iiy Whiskey, Madeira, Sherry, Port and Claret Wiiies, Logwood, Copperas, IlrimNtone, With sundry articles antounti.iir to SL'O; : with J 050 Hushels ot AUum halt, and. iillXi d.tto T! e abn e floods nave all been lately pur chased, ch;efly for casli, or notes at C'J or 90 das, witliMnall exceptions. All the necessaries to carry en Ivisiness wifl be -sold with the Stock such as Scalt-S, and Welch's, Measures, Lc. Anv person wishints rarrvon Rusinesson a lurge scale will rind this Stand tpff i ior to none, it he.nr in the centre ot th. l own, ma ; i Djssessinir. everv convenience necessarv lor,; " . . . .. Wholesale ami K.tail Stores. .. .. 1 . i i.i i - ii ' . . i witnout me aiorenousc netpjr s;Ki or renita; and if sale ;s not made by the 1st November next, I siiuil drcline selhnjr until next b'pnntr. T w 11 ulso eil the tw Houses I own ..n f.th.s place. ..No dci .pt-on is necessary, a " 1,: :s tl w'n Pche with ,ut viewmg th I" f as e premises. ilus Pfss will be carrier! on as usual . by W Ih'UsjU vi Iterad.-low hr cash or protluce, until the Stock ol Goods is sold. p. PF.rjiv r-ettevi'.lf, Aujr. 15. 55x For Sale. A S I am desirous, cf removing, cither to u-'V the State of Ohio or Indiana, I wish to fell, .t a fir price 61o acres of Jimiper & Cypress Swamp Land, in tne reat Dismal in Gates c un tv, adjoining the lauds of W'ni. Small and ethti's Tiii.s land appreciates fast in ..va lue, in t r.-epieiice of the growing dc ni iiid l rSiii::Kies, &c. M -Hi acres :n Orange county, 8- ntiles i iiortti vesi o i luugii on wjiicn is r.a. ty.tW' Mid nearlv new and in trod rc- pair, Z cr o com mm nouses, a suuicient j quantity t cieaied land to employ 3 or 4 ; iar.d, weli a-ajiten to the culture of To- ; . 1 . . ! . .' ' .... . : 11 . . ...... -'j-v- m miu uum, wv:i waici ) .v, . r I ! td ns! iir,;,t. r.d. j j 2uV acies of Pir.cy Land about 2 miles irr i. i'ie sun iim;j, u:umiro cc. H,o .icri t.;. Pi, k v land '2 or 3 miles r 1:1 s a . mi.i, v. :m binau iniprov'm,'jr.1. i- : -. ; i ... . .. ii - .. .. ... . .. . I. ti oi. winch tracts arc oi a tolerable mi i:y a comt t.iUiC liweliiiisr ilcuse, otlier convenient hooscs, a y ung Apple and tJei ch t jreivuni of about. 100U trees just btgh.niur t,.'bear. a new CIrist Mill with 2 pair oi Stf i. es. Inciting Cloths, &c. a valuable1 i"istillery, the lieuse of the dis tillery and mill each two stories high, 30 r: 24, and the under story of both built of stone ; 2 Stiil.-, Stands &c. ; a sufficient quantity of cleared land to employ 8 or 10 hands, and equal in quality to any land in this part of the country, well timbered, a n.umbcr of excellent Springs, a good j Stand for a country Store and Boarding j House, as it is convenient to one ot the best Schools in the State, under the care cf the Rev. W. Bingham. 300 acres adjoining the above, of a good quail?-, well timbered, Sec with a small ! improvement. Also the Crop cf every description now growing, the stock of Hrses, Cattle, ilogs, and Sheep (1-2, 3-4, 7-8 and full blooded Merinocs), valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture, 2 or 3 new wag gons well finished, farming utensils, ccc. Ail or any part of which I am willing to sell on moderate terms one third to be paid when possession is given, in spe cie or notes on either of the Banks of this State, tlie remaining two thirds at con venient instalments. If not sold at private sale before the ii rst Tuesday in Decern - day until all is sold, will be exposed to j sile at Public Auction, en the premises where 1 liv e, all the above Lands, Crop, I - n Ir r r Tim luvm o n.111 K I v.wwj., j.uv i.tiii n ill UC 1UUI b X Lilly made knovVn on the day of sale. JNO. CAMPBELL. Harmony Hall, June 18. 26 P. S. Should I sell at private sale, willgive timely notice in the Raleigh Re gLtcr and Star, to prevent disappoint ment. LEIGH FltWfTED BY JOSEPtr :r.r i.rs .l CU acres v here I nov live, 10 miles COMMITTED TO the Jail of TarboroYa nero Man whe calls his name ISAAC, about 25yeaib of apje, and says he belongs to John Parsell. of Robinson County, N. C. The negro for merry belonjd, to Frederick Philips, EcqV. of Edgecomb county, N. C. The owner is requested to come forward ana prove pro perty, pay cbartre and tke him away. BENJAMIN HUST. Jailor: Tarhoronph, July 22. ' 32 25 DOLLALS : REWARD. RAN AWAY from the subscriber in the upper edge of Wake county. N. Caro lina, JACOB, a tall yellow compacted (A ow, about 5 feet 10 inches high, with -a bushy harl of hair. 'fbefebove reward will b given to anj prrscn that will secure him in any Jail so that I get hira again. KEODING SIMMS. Ar.jj-.i5t 0. 3 4h- LINK OF. MAIL' STAGES, Between Raleigh and Fanetteville, A distance of CO miles. THE Public are respectfully informed, that wc have reduced cur fr.ur horse team tc three horses, and added one to our two horse team. We can therefore, convex from three to four p:i?bengers e very v in future, ff-vc can ,Cc them. The condition of our Stages, Horses :tnd Harness, and tlie merits of our Drivers, wc shall leave to the report f those who m:iv travel our line. Which leaves Raleigh every day nt 1 P. M. ar.d arrives at Fay etteville next morning at 3, A. M. Leaves Feyettevilie every day at 9 P. M.and ar rives at Raleigh the nxt day at 1 1 A. M. All possible care taken of baggage, but no liability for losses or accidents. SCOTT & JORDAN. May 9, 1S17. . 20 tf . S. E icli passenger is allowed 25lhs. , battrnire free. "1verv lb. over, will be WANTKi), Jl situation as Principal Teaehcry H X an Academy where a liberal salary will 1L be given, by afJ-.ntlem&n who lias had many years 8mcc ;(u1 practrr in s-me of the most respectable Academirsin r2r.;lind, as Ttll as in this t-ountiy ; and wbosr. qua llfications at'd character can be recommend ed by fcorntr of the most respectable cburac tera in t he Mate in which he resides. I he tranche of Education hchs been j ! accus'.omid to te.tci) are, Kesdir.tr, Writing, ill - m ) fl 1 I ana .irnanirn at r cnmar.wi.p oiiomx, Uraw:nR, t-rijli-h Cirammar cc CDTipcsit.cn, j Elocution, Latin l.reek. Irencb, Xtahar i, I v... , I-, i. r v. . j . . .f'. ; vuc i -uc wwur, a...u wiismr.uMi v J Msps, History, Chronolpy, Naturrl Philo- sopfiy, Astronomy, Cliemitry, Algebra, l.u- chu's Clements of Ciorr.etrj-, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Land riurveying by the most approved mehods now in ue! yavigaticn, I luxions, Conic Sections. Diallin?. Chiles Leltrcs, tc. i-c. rI WEXTY DOLLARS To take up the Jtunawny. i AN. A. WAY from the subscriber on the JLV.5h inti Negro. M&n 1'IIILL. He is nbout feet high, Q J or 2G years old, mu lato complexion, with straTpht hair, ibou. 5or6inchrs long, has lot tbe fi st jo.nt trom the ih;rd, lou. tli and fifth fingtrs ofliis leit har.d. his ncse is very dijbed or tll just between the ty s, h lud cn a mixed plains pantaloons, and a bottle grtenfcroad cloih coat, c!d, and a woo! cap, blue, he ha i ot been long bro't her.- by Messm. Grant it He her son, ot whom I pu chased him ; in may etismge his name, and deny his master, and attempt to get huck to tlie nuKliuoiiiooU wheri he came fom. All persona fe cu tioneJ ugatfijt hai boring or uking hiai out of t lie Slate jf.ssem.hu well. Richland District, S.C March 1817. 5 y. B. Jailors will be good enough, if the above -Negro should fall into their hands, to drop me a line t '.liuT.h'. V C. WARRii-NTON FALL RACKS. 1 'ttiriLL commence c n Wednesday the j V f 1st Day of October next and continue three days. lsf Day the Proprietor will put up SloO ; tree for any thing; mile heats entrance S10 2d Day the Proprietor's Purse of Si 50; free for any thii.g, except t!ie winner of the preceding day ; two mile heats en trance Sl-5. 3d Day the Jockey Club Purse, for the ; whole amount of the Subscription, (say) ' about S-o0 ; free for any thing, except j the winners of the preceding days; three j mile heats entrance to subscribers S-0, and to non-subscribers S30. Rules of the Turf to govern. ' Entries to be made with the Proprietor before sunset the evening preceding each day's Race. Litter and Stables furnished Race-Horses gratis. THO'S. B. GLOSTER, Proprietor. JT BALLS, as usual, will be provided by the subscriber. T. B.G. Warrenton, N.C. July 29. 32 8w TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY from the Subscriber on the 26th ult. a negro man named A DAM, a mulatto, about 36 years of age, a remarkable large, square sliouldered, boney fellow, and very strong ; appears very humble when spoken to has a dirty appearance, and is a tolerable routrh Car penter. It is expected that he went off with a free fellow named Edward Rad ford, who is considered a great villain. He will probably make for Maryland, ha ving purchased him of a negro trader, who 1 understand brought him from thai quarter.' The above reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid to any person who will deliver Adam to me in Augusta, or secure him in any jail so that I get him again or fifty dollars for both, if found in company. JOHN CASH IN. a r .rvugust So-2w nAl. F.&. tpplicat.on mac by Le tter (post paid) -, r, ' v- . .im.t r. . directed to Jt. 1 at W. u 1. I roctors, t.om- , , V . mission Merchants Kcw-York. w.U be. duly cct. lofon;, a?lre f V . , , . . . , - V i I'ck, Post-master Kale;''li, tmlmifct auiif.xu n' dun i l i I - " 11 III - m -mm ml xev ncf;T:?. Just received and foi .-ah -I i n i Store. Ralp:.rl. r..:i.".la'n , Books : -7 "'O"? '" VJ.V.inr Uobhouse's Journey tlirr, Albania , and a Honk of Piatcs, c-crtli Vj1' Harold, the Dauntlesia PL? 4 ' Mclinccurt, 2'vois Chalmerk's Discourses Eddowzi'a Sermona Ornaments discovered Sir Matthew Pale'a Advice to I Chi'dren New Plays A mmbT of Shool Toot-s. state ok MTsmTuuTnv".- Priirt r.f Plru on r... c Tern. wile MUIey, John Howeil ard hW' r.!;:ibet!;, John XlclokU au.l !, , , Sally. . 'l s v': Jul Edward Jlastin.V'ilhani K 'u l Ilustin, ami Azariah Uatin.' ' . " J't hiirjt fur Parti ti'ji rf -.y. I T appearing to the D o: 1, Vu ,,.) ell anil his wile! em-ie, Ti- y :md htswife Ann, Stfpben n" vve k I William liastin, dee'd. are rrr iv-.:f-.' e j mis ii is mtre'ore Orierni ,i j licaticn of this suit be m.v!e in rh C licirister lor the sp ice ol" sii t t- t" V ! leis they appear and answer - .'. .r . .)f r. October next, this petition vil;b- fiv.Icj. . . ' .J u'-nt llic SIT' l.'l 1 f co.uesvj. Test, AZ M'TAIT C;YFS i:r. r.u.vmi's cELv:urt w VAl '"t?rf'r . i . JL turn to those who are s u ifr r'-LuUe-i to contract the VencrerJ U;int : and a luturd anxiety arises to rid themsthes ofVuLn- , nu a cuiMtiiii,-cany a rois;tlc; re j bashfulness has often been" tlie der.tnicVwncf j man-, who otherwise miijiit havt lt"tl-'i I prcscutday, in health, and uselul EK;uo 0f Mcieiy 10 prevail sinuiaroeer;rreiirr -J 'ropnetor suomits an ejy, s'.a.j .t . i cret method t J cure tlie "sur.e, z Jfuntrr'i Celebrated PiU t;r;c? j .J the box rountl which will be ')urd a rrc tical treatise on the comph.s t, dtscr.'ii.r Iful y the symptorr and ineiii I or' curt.- f Tliese PilLs, together with i)r. Mm--"-. lection Powaer are an effectual prevr.tx: Vt j remeflv in all the var.ous m., I A t- : J. , ' e , cmsfirmcd j,ie (even wl en merr:, v i ,ai led A recent ir.tections are icn).'l frequently :n 3 or 4 days, witli-.m a t,frfc. mcnt or restraint ofd.et, at tl.e tnS ex- i pens? of a few dollars, with -,er;ict mrt I cy. CT1. f,r Dr. Hvtcr tec drate, hiV? tvttie tire genuine vnUzs tinned ' V. T. i COYWAT." These PILLS are prepafedam! so! lrk!.. Druggists and Book-sellers of respectability; alo, by most Post-must Ui, tiroiiiuut seu r.iou. ' A large discount to country traders, ar.l those who buy to sell :.gin. SOLD AT JM Gales' Store, fialvizh, Rv appointment of the Piv.prie'or, Which are celebrated for the Cured" nest d setscsto which the Hun.aa IiyJj b!e. Prepared onh by the sole Prapk'v, T. W. DVOTT, y I). Grandson of the late ceb --b rated. D.. Zj.V. sen, of l.d nbutotjjjh. Dr. Robertson's celebrafed Slc:r.;c!lc Klisir of Health... T.-r the ruref f Coughs, GVtaV, Cons r. . tior, Hoooi-rCcupi. Asihma. I! ', in Breast, windinihc Stcmath, ilcvA ci i pla:nt fc. Price 1 dollar 50 ceri. Dr. Robertson's Vectabh Ncrvf..' Cordial, or Nature's Grand Kestori live. Recommenced f-r the cure ef all Nervr f ccmpln'rt", attend " i.b ;,w.rt! Vraf depression of the rpiri',5, ''cvJ-A-.e, mcr, Faintncs., Hysteric T.ts. Dct-iity- thi excessive use of Mercury, dii-?vs" j.cco n? to Females, &c. Price 2 d uhr r) zrr.i. Dr. Robertson's celebrated bout a Rheumatic Drops.. A safe, and effectual cure fo r t'?e C-i"'t Hheumatism, LumbEgo Stone ard CIr swelling a id wealiiess of the Join Sj ra. Bruises, Pains in the Ileal & Fact, FwiaJ Feet, ic. I'rica 2 dollars. Dr. Robertson's Patent Stomachic T ters. Celebrated for strengthening a vca'i mach, increasing the appetite, ar.d a cw 8 preventive and cure for tbe Fever 'Jt &e. Price 1 dollar. Dr. Robcrtsou's Infallible Worni Df stroying Lozenges. Price 50 cents per package large ditto, 1 dollar. Dr. Djott's Anti-Bilious Pills. For the Prevention aod CureofBihoun Malignant Pevers. Price 25 cents per bo c larpre ditto, 50 cents. Dr Djott's Patent Itch Ointment. . A safe anl infallible Cure for tie la -rice 50 cents per box. 03 Take Notice that each and s'J tb: " bove Genuine Medicines are signed wita signature of the sole Proprietor, T. W. b'' OFT.M. D.. ; Cures, &c performed through the ekcr A i oi me aoove xietucines, may oc it by applying at J. Galea's Store. j .n Ne-a -II and his v .lV 'iv t-. Lan-vellad his ifo Aniii'supW stin, John Paitir,Tuhit!,a fi.si;,. ianun ra-jt:!i, Ann IJulIn. p..ii.. n '.' I ! II f.' t 1 s 4
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 5, 1817, edition 1
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