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I: M'S T .4 STREAM."
A vtreiun came from n mountain's side,
A Iwbbltng stream, a thing of play
Andjt lejip't like a child, as the morning smilM
Upon its joy out way. - - .
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It wa$ a, clear and gentle stream ;
- It claimM the sunshine as a brother ;
And the twain did play, in a childish way,
Like twior of some young mother.
And pow the stream did gather strength,
And now the stream more stately flow'd.
And the sunshine heat was waxing great.
That on its surface glow'd.
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The sunshine barns upon a river,
That Once a babbling stream did play
As a thinff of thought, with passion wrougb.tr-
That river takes its way. '
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Upon the sun a cloud is lying,
Upon the river twilight closes,
The night is hieing, the day is dying
' That river ue'r reposes.
And whether it sinks in its mother earth,
Or whether it melts in the boundless sea,
Or whcthe it mounts where the clouds have birth
It cannot cease to be.
And aotiie child of man comes forth,
And to he seen for a few brief years,
And so in the gloom of a closing tomb
' Be disappears !
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A PRECAUTION.
Fat Murphy, my footman, desirous to suit,
A ad so quick on his errands to go;
Had walked till he' fairly had worn in his bootjfr
A little round hole at the toe.
Next morning I saw him intently at work f
, (I scarcely coujd ask him for laughter ; )
In the heel he was boring a hole with the fork
VVhy Pat,' says I, 'what are you after V
Faith master,' says heyou the reason shall know,
The cause I don't wUh to conceal ;
'Tis to let all the wet that comes in at the toe.
Bun immediately out at the heel.' .
MJEC X OIL,
A QUANTITY of this article of the best qual
ity for table use, for' suletby
- . T. S. BECfcWlTH 8c Co.
Raleich July 26ih 1836 37.
IMxoiVs lottery Office,
mCllMOKU, VIRGINIA.
Luck !Good lAtch ! '.
Drawing of the Virginia Leesburg Lottny,
Class No. Sdrew August 27ih, 1836.
56 49 58 42 17 12 45 38 32 74 66
Tket No. 12 58 66, a Capitk! prize of one
thousand dollars, sold to a gentleman in this
City, and the cash, as usual, paUl at sight, by
DIXON.
J? E H O L D! -
It is not often that we have uch a splendid
Scheme as the following, comprising such an
immense amount for distribution-to our country
friends we would say, examine for yourselves.
j SPLENDID CAPITALS.
0CO,OOO S30,000 $80,000.
Or and Consolidated
For the State Treasury, Dt la ware College and
Common Schools.
Authorized by Jet of the Legislature, tasted
February Wth, 1835.
CLASS A.
Tobo drawn at Wilmington, Del. on Wednesday
the 19th October, 1836.
Tht dravng uiJeriritemIed by Commusionert ap.
Jf pointed for that purpose.)
73 Number Lot U ry 1 2 Drawn Ballots.
-RICH AND Sl'LKNDID SCHEME.
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10,000
8,000
15.000
12.500
24.600
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75,000
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27,814 Prizes, amontingto' $1 ,080,400
Tk&tts $20 -fUlvM 10 OoaMers 4.
Certificates of-packages of Wholes will be
told lor $256-4Uives 128 -Quarters 64-Eighths
32. -''--" -v'k'-""'' ' .
Ticket5 and: hres "m ln above splendid
Lottery may be had, as usual, in every variety
:. at the Laucry Office of
GEORGE Jfl DIXON,
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- Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
N. 1$, Orders from (he eouniry, ewelcuriug the
cash or ptee Tickets, will betumptly attended
to, -if addressed to
! i tfttt. W. DIXON,
' , ttienmond, Va.
T - .
DYSPEPSIA
AND
TmtTATT Mkdachc.b Stomachic xr Hka
ticx formed by chymical analysis and syuthe
sis of several proximate vegetable principles, are
universally acknowledged to have totally eclip
sed the' pretensions of every, other remrdy and
superceded the necessity of every other mode
of treatment, wherever the above diseases are
found to exist, as well-as in enlargement of the
Spleen and in Jaundice.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver
complaints, are flatulency, sourness or burning
in the stomach, melancholy, irritability, disa
greeable taste in the mouth; great irregulaiity
of appetite, which is sometimes voracious, and
at other times greatly deficient; thirt, fetid
breath, nausea, weakness ol the stomach, acid
eructations, palpitation, drowsiness, irregularity
of the bowels, pressure on the stomach after
meals, pain in the head, dizziness or vertigo;
confusion of mind, attended with loss of mrmo
ry, a gnawing in the stomach when empty, dull
ness, affection of siijht and bearing, pain and
weakness in the back, languor, disturbed sleep,
cold feet and hands, tremor, uneasiness in the
throat, cough, pain in the side or breast, &c.
These Medicines have been found so effectual
in'removing the Complaints for which they ie
recommended, that Physicians frequently have
recourse to them for their patients, after having
exhausted all their skill to little or no purpose.
!! Peters
Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills
Are the cheapest and most approved FAMILY
MEDICINE ever offered to the Public. They
are extremely mild in their operation, neither
causing sickness of the stomach, nor any tin
pleasant sensation in the 6vstem, as is too fre
quently the result from medicines given to act
upon the bowels. They act specifically upon
the Liver, when in a torpid condition, carrying
off a large quantity of bile, through the influ
ence of the ex6er"nent function, which, if suf
fered to remain in the system, would produce
either Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Ltiiious Fe
ver, Fever and Ague, or some other grievous
bodily affliction. In all cases of torpor of the
bowels, they act like a charm. In recent cases
of Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Many
prrsons who were subject to violent attacks of
sick head-ache, have been much benefited, and
several; perfectly cured in a few weeks by their
use. They are highly recommended as a pre.
ventative and cure of Bilious complaints. Per
sons who are subject tut that distressing com
plaint, Sea-sickness, by taking a portion or
two of them a lew days previous to em
barking on board the vessel, will be almost
certain to escape it. Femnles can use them
at all periods, without incurring any risk.- -Pel
sons going to sea, or to a southern climate,
shc-uld by all means take some of these Pills
with them. Their virtues will rema n unim
paired for years in any climate. No family
should be without these Pill; a portion of them,
taken occasionally, would be the means of pre
venting much suffering from sickness. It is
from neglect of keeping up a regular peristaltic
action of the stomach and bowels, thus suffering
to be absorbed and mingled, with the blood, un
assimilated fluids, that must diseases ure pro
duced. Dr. P. feels confident that no person
who" gives these Pills fair trial, will ever after
feel willing to be, without them. The testimony
of thousands speaking in the highest terms of
their efficacy, might be added, but th? very
high reputation Dr. P. has acquired as the in
ventor of the "Patent Vegetable Jlleiticin Sio
machina el Hepatic," for the cure of Dyspepsia
and Liver complaints, is thought a sufficient
guarantee to thosewishin to make a trial of
their virtues. They contain not a particle ot
Mercury, or any ingredient that does not act in
harmony with health and oppose disease.
l)K P. wishes it distinctly understood, that
these Pills possess beneficial qualities indepen
dent of their purgative effects : they sre both
tonic aad deohstruent, acting upon the secre
ting and exhalent functions; thus strengthen
ing the patient, while they remove obstruc
tions. Medicines which possess no other, ex
cepting cathartic qualities, debilitate the pa
tient, and their repeated use lays the founda
tion of a long catalogue of Chronic diseases.
Dr. P. having been educated under the most
eminent American and European Medical pro
fessors, and practiced his prolession many years
in the South, wheie diseases of the most ob
stinate character prevail, considers himself well
qualified to-judtre of the nature of diseases in
cident to warm climates.
Prepared by Josr.ru Priestly Pitsrs, M.
D, P. B. C. P. Mrafhis institution for the cure
of obstinate Diseases, by means of vegetable re
medies, No. 129 Liberty-street, New-York, in
ventor and sole prorietor. Each box contains
forty Pills. Price 50 Cents.
CO t hese invaluable Medicines are tor ssie
in the City of Raleigh, at the Drug and Apoih-
ecary Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
and may be had in almost every town in the
State. i
Jan. 1 1836 year.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Rockingham County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1836.
Benjamin B. Watson, Joseph E. Watson, Fre
derick V. Watson and Susan Elizabeth Wat
v son the two last of whom are minors, and pe
tition by Ezra Willis their Guardian,
Against
Abner Y. William P. and John A. Watson, Ma
ry, who intermarried wiih Wm. O. Davis, and
Sarah Webber.
Petition for Division of Slaves.
IT appearrH? to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendants, ''Abntr Y- William p.
and John A. Wa'son, arc not inhabitants of this
State'; 'it is therefore ordered, that publication
be made, for six Weeks successively, in the R
leigh -Register, that they be and appear before
the Justices oYbtfr next Court of Plea & Quarter
Sessions, to be held for the County aforesaid,
at the Court-House in Wentworth, on the 4th
Monday in November next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to the Petitioners, pe
tition, otherwise it will be j taken pro eonfesio
and heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, Joseph Holdciby, Clerk of Said
Court, the 4th Monday of August, 1836
44 ft J. HOLDERIlY.Clk.
Fresll Congress Spring or Saratoga
WATER.
JUST received a fresh supply of thh article, in
Quart and Pint Bottles, and for .sale by
T. BECK WITH & CO- ,
Raleigh, Sept. 13. 44
BLANK DKEDS
JFOIl SAL AT THIS OFFICE.
V ALU A BLR REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
B
Y virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity
fnr th. n..nntv of Warrem the underaigtud
Commissioners will sdl at Auction, on the vrd
dav of October next, it being the first dy ot
'Wake Superior Court, before the Courthouse
door in be Cdv of Raleigh, the following valu
able REAL ESTATE, belonging to the hens
and devisees of Joseph 11 1 kins, deo'tV viz s
The Dwelling House with six Acres of Land,
adjoining the City of .Raleigh, "in which Hon.
Judge Saunders now resides. ;
A Tract of Land, on Swift Creek, adjoi ning
the lauds oflsham Utley, Henry H. Hayes, Ste
phen Stephenson, Wm. Edwards and others,
containing 1006 1-4 acres.
15 1-4 Acres of Land, adjacent to the City
of Raleigh, numbered in the Plan of Public
Lands sold under the Act ot Assemmy oi 11?,
s follows, v. : Nos. 40, 41, 42 and 43. And
Lots Nos. 42 and 47 of Lands sold under;the
Act of 1814, near the Governor's 'House, one
containing 2 :.crt s, the other 2 1-2 Acres. And
three Lots in Lawrenceville, Montgomery coun
ty f
This sale will be made on a credit orone,wo
and three years, with interest after the first
year. Hie purchaser will be required to give
bond and good security.
..J V ILL. H. HAYWOOD, Jr. ComrnVs.
WELDON HALL, jComrfus.
August 1.3, 1836. 39rs
CO The Standard and Newbern Sentinel jwill
insert un'il sde.
Will be Sold at Auction,
On the premises, on the Tuesday of
Wske Superior Court next, being
the 4th flay of October, the LOTand
IMPROVEMENTS opposite ther N.
East section of the State-House square twm'
ing South on Edenton Street 130 feet, and East
on Wilm'ngton Street 210 feet. Tfie residence
is very desirable and the Hale will he upon a
long credit. Terms made known on the i!4y of
rale. '
G. E. BADGER.
Raleigh, August 19 1886. 41
03 The Star wdl insert 4 times. f
UOLDERBY n PIIEETKRS,
Commission Jflercluinls,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Are now receiving their Fall Stock of i
GROCERIES,
Comprising a large and weil selected sssortmenl
of Goods usually kept in their line which ifhey
offer to friends and customers, at Wholesale or
Retail, on liberal and accommodating terms. ,
They con'idiie to devote particular attention
to the Consignment of all Produce, receiving
Mid forwarding Goods, and to business generally
committed to their care.
Our charges are moderate, and we solicit a
continuance of public patronage and confidence.
HOLDEItltY & M'PHEIi l EUS.
Petersburg, August 22, 1836, 41
QCj The Standard, Star, and Tarboro' ;"ree
Press, will phase insert 4 'weeks.
VIRGINIA NORFOLK LOTTERY.
Class IVo. G, for 1S3C.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Sept. 24, 1836.
. , 75 No. Lottery 12 Drawn Ballot 8.
GRAND SCHEME. i
$30,000 ! ! $S,000 Z !
84,000, 83,000, 82,500, Sl,017
Tickets only $10 Halves 5 Quarts. 50
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets,
$130 Halves and Quarters in proportion.
XsiAGxnricxraT scje
rTTTVT 1
Grand Consolitlutcd Lottery.
Class A for IS36. : ;
To be drawn on the 19;. of October, 1836, at
If'ilniingtQii, Del.
75 No. Lottery 12 Drawn Ballots.
4 V
SPLENDID CAPITALS ! !
liiiiV V.
1 Prize of 60,000 Dolljgrs.
1 Prize of 50,000 Dollars.
1 Prize of 20.000 Dollars.
1 Prize of 11,340 Dollars.
2 Prizes of 5,000 Dollars.
- 2 Prizes of 4,000 Dollars.
5 Prizes of 3.000 Dollars.
5 Prizes of 2.500 Dollars.
12 Prizes of 2,000 Dollars.
15 Prizes of 1,500 Dollars.
75 Prizes of 1,000 Dollars.
100 Prizes of 600 Dollars.
126 Prizes of 500 Dollars.
Besides many of g200 S150 glOO, c.
Lowest Prize, $SO.
Tickets only $20 Halves $10 Quarters $5.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets
in this Magnificent Scheme, will be sent for $260:
Certificates of Halves, SI305 Quarters, $65.
Cj For Tickets and Shares in the above splen
did Schemes, addiess
It. S. GJiEOOnr &? CO. Managers,
Washinotos CiVt, D. C.
QCj The Drawings will be punctually sent to
all who order Tickets s abuve
I AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on the
19lh of August, a small Uoy, aged 14 years,
and about 4 feet 6 inches high, by the name of
WILLIAM HENDERSON BK1NKLEY. Anv
person who will return him to me, in the City
of U .lcigU, Wake County, North-Carolina, shU
receive the above reward. All persons are
warned from harboring him under the penalties
of the law.
VMARK Me WILLIAMS.
September i. 4 J 3t
FMJYTS, OMJLS, tfc
ALAKUS assortment of White Lead in oil 8s
other tVmls & Linseed O 1, Paint brushes
6tc. for sale by -
T. S. BECK WITH & Co.
Raleigh, July 26th 1836. , 37.
IOTfCJE.
ON Tuesday, the 11th day of October next,
pursuant to the late will of Edmund Cooper,
decM, 1 shall sell to tnc highest bidder, for icu
dy money, at the Store of Allen Rgert U Co.
in VYke county,
A likely . young Itfcgro
about. 17 year of age. He i said to be a bay
of fine character.
ALLEN ROGERS, Exr.
,. Sept. S, 1836. 44ta
Transylvania University.
THE LECTURES in thw ISstitttio! will
commence on the.?rf Jliomlay in Jmembef,
and terninate,on 0e first Monday of March.
The courses are on - i -
Anatomy and Surgeryytfy Dri Duditt.
Institutes of Medicine, Cliniciil Fracticernd
Medical J urisprude nee, by Djvalu w t U.
Theory and Practice of Sledicine, by Doctor
Cookk. .
Obstetricks nd the Diseases of AVomen and
Children, bv Dr. Richabdsos. j
Materia Medica, and Medical Botany by Dr.
Siioiit. j !
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Dr. YAwnutr..
During the entire term, the lfbfesor;of Anat
omy and Surgery lectures nine times each week,
and th other Professors daily. Sabbath except
Th.. Fr to the ffitire coii rue. wiih Mtii-
culation, and the use of an extensive library,. s
fllO. The Graduation fee -is $20.
It is tho't proper to state, inasmuch as reports
have been current, as to the high price of board in
Lexington, and the difficulty of obtaining it,
that many students, during the last session, found
comfortable board,includiig lodging, fiel,lights,
servants' attendance, and in seme instance.,
washing, for $3 00 per week; and it ?-confidently
believed, notwithstanding thej increased
price of every article of living, which is felt here
in common with all other parts of the country,
that students will be as comfoitahly 'accommo
dated, and upon as reasonabIe4f rms.i as at jny
other respectable Medical School in the Union.
By order ot the Faculty.
C. W. SHORT, M. D. Dean.
Lexington, Ky. July 10, 1836. 38.pr.adv. $5
A NOKTHEIIN CAIIUIAGE
FOR SALE.
I HAVE for sale a second-hand CARRIAGE,
made by one of the best workmen in Phila
delphia. The work is executed in the best man
ner, and the materials are of the most durable
kind. The C uriage is in good order and cal
culated to render good service. .AnyTpcrson
disposed to pur"' haie an article of this kind, will
do wetl to Call at my shop and examine the job,
and know the price, hich will be very reason
able. THUS. COBHS.
Raleigh, August 11, 1836.
To Hail Road Contractors.
PROPOSALS will be received, at the Boll
ingbrooke Hotel in Petersburg, Va. on the
8th day of October next, for the Ecavationt
Embankment and Masonry, of forty mile of the
R.ileigh and tins' on Rail Road.
Plans and Profilts ol the work will be exhib
ited at the place above mentioned for ten days
previous to the letting, and all otlu r information
will be given on application to the Subscriber
or any of the Assistant Engineers on the line.
Rrcommendations w ill be expected in all ca
ses of persons not known to the Engineer.
CHAKLtS F. M. GARNETT, C. E.
P. S. For the information of persons at a dis
tance, I would state that the Raleigh & Gaston
Rail Road is a continuation of the Petersburg
and of the Greensville and Roanoke Rail Roads,
from the Roanoke to Raltigii, in the great line
of Northern and Southern tiavcl.
ThisKoad is located on a high and dry ridge
of country, which is conside red reniMik bly
healthy and the mildness of the cl m.itr, tl
nutt'intr of oncratii us in the ont n air t hloiu hout
jthewintt-r, makes it pecul.ar.iy di:raib!c to
inose wiNiung winter Jaos.
The facility ol travelling i so grrat now, by
the II dtimore and Wahington and Michmoml
and Fredericksburg Ra l Roads that the trip
from Philadelphia to Petersburg may be per.
formed in forty hurs. The trip may j be per
formed in the same time by the Bay, on three
days in the week.
QCj- The Raleigh Star and Standard; Milton
Spectator, Warrenton Reporter, Oxford Exa'
iniuer, Carolina Watchman, and Iti!lborough
Recorder, will insert the above until 1st Oct.
STOP THE RUNAWAYS !
Rusiwit from the
Subscriber, living 14
miles North of Ra
leigh, on Friday niht
the 2 i instaot, his
negro boy AltUAHAM and his wife GUAJE.--The
m:in is 27 years of age, about 6 feet hi;h,
wtll proportioned, with tolerably thick lips, .an I
the woman is about 36 the former not very
dark complected the l .tter, tali, thin visaged,
and quite dark. Abrham had no mirks that I
recollect of, save that on the day ol the election
he got in'o a fight in R leigh; and received a
severe blow over the left eye, the effects of
which will probably remain some t;mc He is
remarkable too, for a bold, impudent, swagger
ing air, which will attract the attention of every
one. The woman has a notable tetter or tumor
on one of her hands, which, if examined, cannot
f.iil to lead to her being identified. They will
aim for Petersburg, I think, the boy having been
for years engaged in the wagoning business to
and from 'hat place.
I will give FIFTY DOLLARS reward for the
apprehension of Abraham and TEN DQRLARS
for his wife, if taken in the State, or dwuhlehat
amount, if taken out of the State.
DAVID GILL.
Wake Co. August 15. 39 '
CO The, Star, and Petersburg Intelligencer
will insert the foregoing for six weeks, and send
their bills o this Office.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public gener.4 ty "that he ha just 'returned
from Nevv.York and Philadelphia, '& has brought
out with him therefrom a very extensive and
rreh assortment of goods in liis line. Having
selectt-d them personally and being bought foV
Cash, he will be able to sell them unusually low.
The assortment consists, in part, of splendid
Gold and Silver Levers and vertical WATCH ES;
rich French, English 8t American J EWELlLEHY.
Silver-ware and Plated and Britannia ditto ; fin
Damascus l'wi-t GUNS, dittolPISTOLS!, Gold
and Silver mounted CANES, with and without
Swords ; Bowie Knives, and Dirks ; Rogers fi'u
Razors and Knives, Gold and Silver Sprctaclev
Music Boxes, Accordions? and a great vaiiet
of Fancy Articles and Perfumeries, &c. &c , '
CLOCKS and WATCHES of all description
repaired in his accustomed superior manner an.
punctuality.' Gold and Silver manufactured t
irter, w.th neatness and despatch.
Raiigh, June 16. ! 19 w
TO RAIL. ROAD CONTRACTORS.
AND "J '
caKallers.
FOR SALE BY 1 HE SUBSCRIBERS,
45 Carts and Horses,
2 Plough Teams, four Horses eacb,
1 Large Wagon,
2 Small Wagons, r
And all other articles necessary for heavy work.
The above t be seen on the Greensville ad
Roanoke Rail Road, and to be delivered o the
25th of O' tober. Terms, 12 .mpnilwjD appro-
rsA nuiAi I1!- C.iK'ihArii fl ha Sfftl lit A -
v WV t ' V-1 i (it. Ajunvi iwvin --" '
lexaudria, D. (f. until the 12th September, after
that on the Work.
ROCHE k ROGERS.
August 29. 43tt
LirVE OF PACKiiTS
TO FAYJETTCVIIjXJE.
-otite-
The Schooners
CAROLINE and
CALEB NlCIIOIfS'
7 "
Steamer WILMINGTON and, TO W li OA TS,
Will take measurement Goods at New-York and
deliver J Uem at Fayetteville, at the established
rates, free of another charges. -
Heavy Goods will beiaken as above specified,
excent that they wilf at times, when the river
is very low, e subject to s'orage and labor of
storing, which we trustwill be seldom requirm",
as the Steamtrand Tow Boats are of the new
est construction and liirht draught of water.
The Goods t he owner's rik, the same as
in the hands of forwarding merchants.
Freight payable on delivery at Fayetteville.
AH persons shipping Goods by the above line,
will please hand a list of the Goods Shipped to
Messrs. Hallett & Brown, so as to advise me.
WILLIAM DOUG ALL, Proprietor.
M ILLKINGS & B ELD EN,
Agents at Fayetteville.
August 18, 1836. 43tf
SELECTED by the very best Musician in the
United States, CujlKLKs E. Uors, Esquire,
of New-York.
The Subscriber has just received Two PIA
NOS, of very superior tone and finish. They
have been examined by five or six Musicians,
who pronounce them first rate several of the
oldest and most experienced Cabinet m k?rs in
this place, who have carefully examined the
exterior, unhesitatingly declare them far ahead
of any thing of the kind they have ever seen in
Petersburg. For the quality of these Instru
ments, I refer to Charles E. Horn. Esq. New
York 5 Doctor Thomas Robinson, Petersburg ;
Doctor Robert Emmet Robinson, do.; Wm. M.
Robinson, E-q. Richmond ; Charles Berg, Esq,
Professor of Music, in this place.
EDWARD P. NASH,
Bookseller
Petersburg, August 23 43
Public JUeeiing.
A CONVENTION is to be held at Salisbury,
on the 10th day of October, in reference to
the construction of a Rail Road from the Yadkin
to the Roanoke. It is desirable tint Wake
Couiity should be represented in th-t Conven
tion, -and with a view to the appointment of
Delegates, a meeting will be held at the Court
House in Raleigh, on Monday of our Superior
Cotirf; when, it is hoped, there w.H be a gene
ral a tendance of the citizens of the Couniy.
MANY CITIZENS.
Sept. 3, 18o6.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, .
- Nash County.
In Equity. March Term, 1836.
John Evans and others,
.
James Hall and Sally his wife, Nathan Evans,
and Hansel Hratly and wife Hc-tsey.
Petition fir the sale of Lands.
IT appearing to the Court, that the Defendants
are not residents of this State It is ord-red,
that publication be made in the Raleigh Regis
ter for six week", in order that the Defendants
may appear and answer at the next term, or
judgment will be entered pro confetto as to them
and the matter be heard ex parte.
39 6t JNO.'lI. DRAKE, Jr. C. M. E.
Cherokee frauds,
ON the twenty-fourth day of October next,
at the Town of Franklin, in the county ot
Macon, State of North Carolina, a public sale
will commence, to be kept open for the space
of one week and no longer, tor ttic purpose ol
selling all the Lands w hi- h have been surveyed
and remain unsold, acquired by Treaty from the
Cherokee Indians, previous to 18J0. The sale
will be conducted by a Commiiouer appointed
for thai purpose.
Executive Department,
July 18, 1836.
37 3m
BCIWITITS
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
FOR rite Cure of almost every variety of func
tioual disorder of the Stomach, Bowel, Li
.verand Spleen such as heart burn acid eruc
tations, nausea,' head-ach, pain and d stent'fou
of the Stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhea,
colic, flatulence, habitual c'st iveness, loss oi
appetite, sick hed-ach, sea tick net a, &c. Stc- -They
arc a safe ami comfortable aperient for
Fem-.Ies during pregnancy and subsequent con
finement, r heving sickness at the stomach,
head ach, heart bufirand m ny of the incidental
nervous -flections. Literary men, studei ts and
most other persons of sedentary tiabits,fiud them
veiy convenient. Tho.se who indulge too frci
ly in the pleasures of the Tabie find speedy re
lief from the sense of oppres ion and dis ention
which follow, by taking the Pills. A a tUnnr
7Ji7lhey are invaluable. Those wIm are drink
ing mineral waters and particularly those from
southern ciimatt s and hgvie and tcyer disliicu
will find them a valuable adjunct Thoe wire
are exposed to the vicissitudes of weather, on
voyage or journeys, can take them at all time,
with perfect safety. In full closes, they are a
highly rcacious and sale Anti-bilious MediciiKt
l iieyieklom or never prouuee Mckness at the
stomach? or grifcrng.
Their efficacy is strongly attested -by Certifi
cates from the following gentlemen; viz: 4
Bishop Ives, Rev. Dr. McPbeeters, Rev. G.
W. Freeman, Re v. B. T.Blake, Gov. lredeli.
lion. Ileniy Potter, Hon. G. E. Badger, Hon
Uich..rd Hines, Thos. P. Devereux, Esq. Pro
lessor Anderson, Will. Hill, E q. Secretary ol
State. Will. S. Mhonn, Esq. late. Treasurer.
Jas. Grant, Esq. late Comptroller, W. R. Gales,
.-.q. ol the Register, Capt. Guam, Cuion's Ho
tel, Dr. R. C. Bond, Dr. K. Crosby, Dr. J. Y.
I'yung, &c. Ample Directions accompany eac.
tox.
These Pills are for sale, by appointment, i
tlmost very Town in the United States, am
Who!eatc and Retail by the Subscribers, t.
homappUcationlmay be niade for Agencies-
BECK WITH & JUMP.
Raleigh, N. C. . . 1-1 Y
Commission and Forwavdit,
STOJJJG. s
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mw m v v m u . m m bva. mi-m n 4.1.
tVf.LAINGS& CO. Iuvi,f... 'rrn of
to cop
a 1.: '"ere,
...r V'i.HHmilll IHJIJIMII (j. jpi . "J.
thebusinesof the old Firm will be conii 'f'
by"theni under the Firm of "aiJctti
WII.LIIIKG3 dt BEXDEjj.
At the same Store, corner of Iffw a,i 1
, Maxwell Streets. d
They wilLp.v personal attention to forwari
Goods te the interior of the Stale, and'rec
Cottonand other produce on storage and' 6
effect sales or ship as directed. - ' w'"
Fayettevillei Aug. 15, 1835. 4Q .
To the Jail ot BiEicome
On the 8th of Novkmbk.r, '
A NEGRO MANwhosayshisname is Gt?or&
dark complected, five fet 8 or 10 i,, h1'
high, stout built, thirty or thirty.five years'
-had on a suit of homespun very.' much "
and says he belongs to a man by the iMm" nf
MILLER, who purchased him of LAYlAI' (
Augusta, Georgia. The owner is req,ie,.t,j ,
come lorwarl, prove property, pay cliarirrS J!
take him away. . a
E. H. CUNNINGHAM. ja;i
Asheville. Dec. -tf r
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Anson County.
Superior Curt of Law. f Spring Terrr Ig'g
William H. Gulledge "ejohn G. McLtVdJ, '
Original Attadiment.
Levied on one hundred acres of Lai.d nn tj
waters of Jones' Creek, -adjoining Wm. Liiil!
and others, and summoned as Garnishee, A&.
salom Myers. , '
IN.the above suit, it appearing to the snrTc
faction of the Court, that the defendant j0
G. Mc Lendon is an inhabitant of anmli. t.'... '
I It is ordered that publication be made in tlJ
iiaieiii ivrsiici iiirrc inonins, tlut ues(
the said John G. McLendon come forward r
plevy, plead to issue, or demur, Judgment finj
will be entered against him at the next term of
this Court, and the property levied, uou be
condemned to satisfy the Piaintilf's demand.
Witness, Joseph White, Clerk of o,p
Court, at Office, the 2d Monday in March, A h
1836.
J. WHITE, C. S C.
Pr. adv. $4 ' 32 5ra
WINES &C.
JTJST RECEIVED, a supplyof Cliaiiipaf-a
'WillC, of the most approved brand, in juy
and pint, bottles. .
OLD PORT, in bottlesvintage of 1825.
LONDON BROWN STOUT PORTER, to.
For sale by T. S. BECK 11 ' ITIl & Ci.
, Raleigh, August 9th 1836. 39.
Ear I lie 11 ware, China, & Glati,
REMOVAL.
TH01V1AS J. BARROW & CO.
HAVE removed to No. 35, Nassau Smrt,
Nev-York (next door to Messrs. Doren.ui,
Suydam Nixon) where they offer oiisa e, t
the original package, or repacked tosut.tlie
country tradea hirge & general assort meitt of
Chiua, Gluts cy Earthenware, .
comprising many new 8t beautiful puternsj selec
ted with great care by one ot the partners no
in England. The attention of purchasers is re.
Sj.ecltully solicit d.
THOMAS J. BARROW rCo.
No. 35, Nassau SI. Nt w-Vo:!c.
New-York, 11 July, 1636.
(Xj" Raleigh Star, Salisbury Watchman, SJj'en
Reptrter, Greensboro Patriot, Edentoo G.z(tf,
Fayetteville "Observe, will insert the above tv
he amount of three dollars and a half.
Medical College or the
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pOllE annual course ot Lectures in this fosti
!j tution will be resumed On the srcpwi
Monday in November, on the following branchrK
Anatomy By J. Edwards Ho.'brook, M.
Surgery John Wagner, M. I).
Obsictrict Thos. G. Prioleau, M. D.
Practice of Medicine S. Ileniy Dickson M. D.
J'iysiology James Moultrie, Jun.
Materia Medica Henry It. Frost, M..D.
Chtmistrv C. W. Shenard.
Demonstrator of Anatomy V. Wurdeman M Ui
HENRY FllOsT, Dc-r.
Aug 30. :fr
City Property for Sale.
THE Subscriber, being desirous to remove to
the Western Country, offers for Sale hit
two atorv DWELLING HOUSE, in the immt
diae vicinity of Raleigh. There is on ihe (ot
besides the necessary Outhouses, an excellent
Well of Water.
Also, two Acres, of unimproved LAND, in
mediately South of the above
Also, part of Lot, No 12, occupied by Misi
Sally Mitchell, -
The title to the property is indisputable, nd
a bargain may be had, if early application n
made.
. ALLEN JONKS
Raleigh, April 27, 1836. 25
MATCH HORSES.
fll11P.STTRSCIIIRK.il offVis for sale, rir ft
JL y HORSES, handsomely matched, we"
brvke to the Carriage, and n-rreci'v fnt'.
JOSEPH T. HUNTER.
Rareig1i,June 4, 1836. 3u
"jTakc Notice.
THE Subscriber has for sa'e'2 new COTT0
GINS, comprisea of forty-one S c 1 S j
which have never been used, and which he '
sell at a reduced price.
LKON. II. SEAWELI
August 5, 1836. 40
STORE
;Attn Store formerly occupiib,
'BeekTvitli& Jtinip)
T. S. BECRWITII & CO. nt
ceivin)? and upeiiing an extrnsive asrtm
trticles in their line c;onsitipg of """c'nfls.
licines, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, lJ'e'Vc,
Window Glass -assort rd, VarniMie,' &c"J'llf
11 of the first qurtlity, having berncrso
selected; and will be disposed ui n;
terms. 1 ' v
July 251835.