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SHOPPING.
1 From The Young Ladiet Friend:1
iPoliteness is very essential to the right
transaction of that great business of wo
man' life, shoppings ,The variety afford
ed by the shops of a city renders people
difficult to please, and the latitude they
take in examining and asking the price of
goons wmcn tney nave no thought of buy
ing, is so trying to the patience of those
who attend upon them; that nothing but
the most perfect courtesy of demeanor
can reconcile them to it, and then it is
hard enough to bear. Shopping in the
country is quite a different thing ; it is a
serious business, despatched with all con
venient speed, at the end of a long ride
or walk, and, if the country store does
not possess what you want, you must
-take what you can get 5 and make the
best of it. Instead of being assiduously
waited upon and pressed to buy, you can
hardly get the busy owner's eye or ear,
or find out the articles you really wish
to purchase ; the customers on a fine
day are so numerous, and, the attendance
. so canty, liiere is vcrT-fittiepieaiurel
in such shopping i and very few of the
temptations which belong to what passes
under this name In a city, where it is of
ten A favorite pastime of young ladies.-
It furnishes an excuse in their opinions,
for enfrrinc all the finest shops, & look
ing! at all sorts cf pretty things; They
ti rnntniipnr.e. which thev fancv
they derive from bein the purchasefof
some article, which is to theni a reat
affair, and to which they attach so mucu
imnnrfonr. thpv will Knend hours.
.nrl wulk miU. tfet anarticularshadisllaush aloud, but despatch jour business
qfxolor, or the precise form and texture, in a quiet and polite manner, equally re-
nn wViVi ttistr iiaft amt itifkip Kanrfa Tnnlmoved from haushtiness and familiarity.
much time, and too many thoughts are
often lavished, in this way, on trifles;
and the truly conscientious -would do
well to set bounds to their fancy in this
.k ..,-tf hAir .arir.
mm I a I ;ri
no one had an rights, or any leeiings,
. - .
but the purchasers : as it the sellers o
goods were mere automatons, t behind
fhe counter todo rbiddtey
Keep inem waiuug, wuuay mibj v
other things with a ..friend ; they call for
arious goods, ask i the price, and try to
. w.. .i i Zni-r..rm
ui any rem mumiuu
and after giving him all this trouble, she
ill refuse to purchase it without any
scruple or apology Some think they
have a right to exchange articles at . the
place where they were bought ;; whereas,
that Drivilese should be asked as a favor;
i w w --r- -,i 4:.u : : bothor t o tw Wnpca vof nn vn. mo,n n ess Drocrenv.
2L"SS? "fSWZ ' rZLIlhicZ tell me, M r. Sveller, that i saw nothing Sa feh Hd the .WckA.; ,uch
t. ur a ucu, mi uuuiisi nwuuu, j v.- fe i ------- -- - . . riL . u .r i. i-:.-x!a-ifc. inmni This uihi wnrt tni77.ii. in.in
h t Wrtpre., .nd tun C Te a the" defftou wjet Cit oV'the feWow who gotfuU fox and
in eacli, and take up the time, and try ;tf have heard described by the witnesses?" geese over the river without the former
the patience nf twenty people, think how P. -Certainly not," replied Sam, -I was using op the latter. The chrtkehs hardly
dispropprtioned is the trouble you give, Ja" in the parage till they called me up, and tad the' egg shells off the! heads, and
..to the-want m question. ... PJ then the oldlady was not there." F though a young gosling wilf run down to
Some persons behave in shopping as if and a person possessed ot them will al- it atoni. Mr. Woiia, sP. k, wtPrl-draW.nr the e& after him as
shaman iham wunnii hti v tkzli iiiicuiiwu j -- . . r pa nsva a rvair or pvps i-pni ipn ih nna tor to ir i n rr 5i innrv tr nin
of buying. A lady who wants decision of thing in a calm and dignihed manner, Sam, and that's just it If they was a pair bor A's. hen, marshalled Ihe chirping
character, after hesitating and debating you better not venture oat without the Q, douDie miUion inagnifyin' gas troops to her coop, the mystery was evol-
till the trader's patience is almost exhaus- protection of your mother, or some elder- raicr0scopes of hextra power p'raps I might yed by an eye witness of the rape. It
ted, will beg hira to send the article to ly friend. ' be able to see through a flight o' stairs and Appears that a cunning Iittledog, belong-
hpr hnnse tor her to examine it there ; sss -& a deal door; but bein' only eyes, you see, in? to A. was the ffo-betweln on the oc
1 v ivhn vnn are a eood customer, andland Messrs. Dodson & Fogg, counsel for plaintiff;
then but rarely. For the sake ol Duying
SLo dress,'! some girls will
run through all theory goodsstores ey
- tiimMinir nver a counter full of
nrintpr! onnds in each ; asking for pat
terns at every place, and yet hot making
a.:. Am n hnv Aither. ( Thev are
.I kt ,u veiritv thev cannot
uii Liicii aaa iiiub a,v w r mm - : i
I- J 9
CnOOSe ' -. , .
Now wVriiditnGibe Tsr.bettec Ltoon
tine vourself to two or three stores wnwe. pronouncea ana jpmb "p I
nne yourseu w v .. . - ta Mn'. vl6.n.i k; Vrma nn tiie rail. toofca brrd'&i
vbu are Known, anu W"" JW
uponat Mio. nu
. I I aa 4 vnov. flnwc
DHionejpricc . .v - v:
VW,"?1 iKiwSi
ces, and 6 persons who: know you, you
can with abetter grace alio tv thsra somt -
ivi unuug .,4w . . . - I At t vJ i I 1 ravmer inousroi. laai vuu, air," re iC if m h tntfpr nf Knorial I -csiaoiisnmeni o
beat down in their prices, ior sucu Pc. uic - .. rried 'thatlnlied Sams and at this the soectators ioVSth'- -hUk wi -. Office. The office is
sons alwavs ben with asking as mucin -oam tu, v ui:'-'x". ' sXZZS???? the Kst.
wM,,.,.in; .J r-.1nbtdtneJadiEe.''' "'e UIKaDout thu trial, en, Mr. runabout robbing hen-coops for her grat- "J person, desirou.
quite decided on the rW,IF. . .v.. ..X ..J f.n. Wellerr" said Serseant Buztuz, look- I tifiVlan. wi .uhmin P.S,I.'. .lin. iwm it offer, indocem.
prefer, Mkms patterB or :"Arrah, honeri and wasn't' he Vtched 5?"l t
T UU1 uciauK w vv- r I ., - . I i. T .lla I Mt a TIIL'intr m nnnr YflR I rill. riOUCU lh. n,o .IMiar j k.p n In. k - .u.r n. . ,1. . 1
thing to wait upon, jou ihpvalri but, l'
whepyou have given stranger! Iinuch trod- a
ble in showing you goods; noe of which
JUit you, you should make it a point of
buying something else'before? you leave
thif- Jtore fhere are, certain articles
which can never rnm miic tk
and in which there fippH h'rv lUtlol
choicersuch as tipe, thread, pins, &c
Any little purchase, with a civil expres-
sion of regretfbr the trouble You have
given, will save alt unpleasant feeling,
and is the best return you can make-, for
attentive
who attend tihbft ?cs from onenine more I
parcels of goods'than is necessary 5 you
will also be careful how you handle nice
goods, and will not tumble them over
carelessly ; you will not try on gloves
without asking leave to do so, nor then,
without great care not to injure those you
reject.
Be in the habit of calculating lor your
self the amount you are to pay, instead
of blindly paying whatever you are told
is the sum duej always look at the change
you receive, and satisfy yourself it is
right; before you put it into your purse.
If two persons agree in their calculations,
it is most likely they are correct ; but
wunouT. mis cnecK, you may pay more or
less than vou owe : for tenders in shoos
r. . i i j ii 1
Jitl Wnder ?na .a dol,ar ?,v.in
it Vn X -rJ J 1 7 5 J
mg it in chanty. 1
1 cannot imagine any one of a cultiua -
ted mind, and lull of useful occupation, .LittleJ fi:d0f and ,cnty to t j s .
with a just apprehension of the yalue of se ? said Sergeant htxzdx, with jocli
time, and of the true end of existence, ar;tv
k: r i r t : . V
uc.ug iuuu ui Mioppiug as a paaunic, iu
sucn, mereiore, l wouiusay,u you wouia
a m m mm --. w m M
economize time and money, never go &
Shopping with gins ui your age ; never
iouk rouuu a Siure XO see WIUl mere is iu
Lcmpi, ju u uscicss cjpciiunuie , uui,
when you have ascertained, at home,
that you really need some article ot dress,
make up your mind as to the material
auu me tusi, anu iiirn gu ciuici aiuuc i
witn an expenenceu iriena, to a wen
known store and make the purchase. If
you afterwards see something that you
like better, it will not trouble you. if you
havelearneirTloT to-' attach much imnof -
tance to the subject, and would
rather
wear something less becoming, than spend
your time in an me stores tor me pret-
tiest pattern.
Always remember that a store is a!
puuiic piace; mac you are spea King De-
fore, and often to, strangers, and, there-
ivir, lucre suuuiu ue a certain uegree oi
reserve in all you do and sayj never car-
ry on any conversation with your com-
panions on topics that have nothing to do
w!h vnur ahnnnin?. and do not sneak or
. v . rio' . . .f .
Sometimes, in pressing you to buy their
goods, your shopkeepers will become too
talkative and familiar; silence and sen-
ousness are the best checks to this 5 and
it should alwavs be met bv calm self-
nossessinn. If vou have ffood manners
wva 4 VI!",a
y f " .;
Ifasl.g ht impe rtinen Z"JFl
-"
i ; r: ... r , , .
uneny win qe oorne, anu, mereioie, u
you cannoi so iar commanu your uervca
i nnd vi p iPfiinvt sn xs in inp.fi sucn
-.. j."" --o- - . - ,
PUMPING A WITNESS.
BREACH OP PROMISE CASE. BaxdiU.
vs. Pickwjcx.
, 9
in tne ncxwica paoera vuc ax. uuxuo.ub 4C-
port of the trial of the above case, sergeant uuztuz
l x al. ...MMMAnM I nulr a utiv aw w - wtiv-aa ou iva aw I r w v - no
and sergeant onuoran lor aeienuauu uujuui.lsn. Airer a snori consultation wun uou-
the examination of Sam Weller by plaintiff's conn- son and Fogg, the. learned Sergeant again
Isei.. i .
I coont Rii7fii7. nnw rose with
importance than he naayeiexniDitea, 11 mas
were possible, and vociferated -'call Sarn'!.
Weller." J Y
i 11 ivi
t w n'nitP unnecessary to call Samuel
I - - - r 1 1 - A . 1 1
-I HWiWi uuiuuv. I I -
- Mj into the box tne lnsiam i name
r - e;
"f.r" with a; iremarkable
I alfll VIPW 111 IIIP 1111 illlU U.
IT! i ..4.-K..I.
WtaK rour name, sir ? enquired
once or twice in
1 with a V.
. t f nnmr o-pntleman. uikicu ogaiiM - uiuii so uncommon a snare ui anecuoo or i.nhiv iarp inH -th
mv iiie "h i o 9 , . . .
Here a voice in the'talfery excrlaimed
1 nm
"Quite, right Samivef? quite right.-
Put it down aVe, my lord : put it down a
we." i '
" Who is that that dares to address the
ITahpr ' : -2 ' :3
or nn
"Yes, my lord." y ' . v,
" Bring tfiat person here ihstantly.,,
' ' Yes, my lord.,, - -
put as the usher dtd'nt find the pei-son,
he did'nt brjng him 5 and , - after a great
soon aa his indignation would allow him To
speak, and saiu
"Do you know, who that was, sir?";
" I rayther suspect it was my father jtny
lord," replied Sam.
Do you see him here, now i" said the
Judge.
"No I don't, my lord," replied Sam,
staring right up into the lan.tr. n in the roof
01 the Uourt. "t
"If you codd have pointed him out, I
would have committed him instantly," said
the Judge. Sam bowed his acknowledg
ments, and turned with unimpaired cheer
fulness of countenance, towards Sergeant
Buzfuz.
"Now sir," replied Sam.
I believe you are in the service of Mr.
.TV. ,c V u'
iickwick, me ueienaant in
Speak up! if you please, Mr.
tins case.
Weller."
1 mean speak up sir," replied Sam,
am in th gerrv. wS.nlm.nJ
n,i a W1,rir cot.- :. '
. Uc enoucn to M the
- m m n w m
S0Idier said, ven thev ortlPrA4l him thrp
hundred and fifty lashes, replied Sam.
You must not tell us what the soldier,
nr unv ndprman said !! nfiPnn ho
i juuge, it 's not evttience. 7.t
Wery good, my lord," replied Sam.
tt n0 vou recollect anv thino- narticular
happening on the morning when you were
nrst engagea Dy me ueienaant, en, mv.
Weller f" said Sergeant Buzfuz.
Yes I do, Sir," replied Sam.
"Have the goodness to tell the jury
what it wasr"
l , "1 nad rec'lar new tit nuro tlotfres
I that mornin. een'l'men of the iurv.' said
Sam, uand that was a wery particklei and
uncommon circumstance wun me in ciose
days."
Hereupon there was a general latgh j
ana tne mtie juuge, loosing witn afgry
countenance, over his desk, said, "ixou
nau ueiicr ue. careiui, sir." (
"So Mr. Pickwick said at the time, my
Lord," replied Sam, "and I was very
careful o' that 'ere suit 6' clothes Uery
I careful, indeed, mv lord '' '
The Judge look sternly at Sam forfull
i . ' . -j
two minutes, but Sam's features were so
I perfectly calm and serene that he said
nothing, and motioned Sergeant Buzfuz to
Fceed.
Do you mean to tell me, Mr. VVeller,"
said Sergeant Buzfuz folding ;lus arms em-
Pati call y, and turning half rouud to the
Uury as it in mute assurance that he would
gcant Buzfuz, dipping a laree nen into the
inkstand before limr for the purpose of
frightening Sam, with a showof taking
doln his f nswerl "You were in the pas?
...i sage, ana yet saw notning oi what was
- forward Have you a pair of eyes,
Mr. Weller ?
ii ..it v,
i ies, i nave a pair oi eyes," repneo
my wision's limited."
At this answer, which
was delivered
without the slightest appearance ot irrita-
tion and with the most comnletesimniici-
- I
- - - a - :
ty ana auan,mity Ot manner, the SPeCta-
tor8 tittered, the little Judge smiled, and
-f m ml ' M
I Sergeant Buzfuz looked particularly fool-
lliirnad tnni.vflo Si a m ann nn . with o
I nainTnl AflTof tn nnnr.ol a v.tiitn
i.Uf.aiua ......
mnrpiuaiuiui cui i. iu im k,u. t .mis ivahiiuiii
-wW
on another point, if you nlease."
lf you please, sir," rejoined Sara,
. . . w . - -
I with the utmost good humor.
I ifcl lrv .nn MAmon.Kai. Minn (in 4 1 VI PO
i , ..r i - Li vr i
9
""n.
40h yes, very well."
- I t4nu' JA -mwr ht. Mr.
" I v J "- - IF t
Weller, .aid Sergeant Bwfi.,' eW
erine hii sd rit. ! Uioucht we (houia
get it ..me.hing at. ...t
I Sam.
ludid eeta talkins about the
lid Sergent Buzfuz brightening
a-sj y
up with
mticipation of some .important
discover.
"Now what passed about
the tria
will you have the goodness to
tell us ,
r. Weller."
Vid all the pleasure in life, sir,5' re-
pjliedim. "Arte r a few unimportant
opserwjtions from two wirtuous females
as hs ljeexin4dere
Indies lets Jhtoa1 ad
n iratip at the honorable conduct n' Mr.
I odsdt and Fogg, who looked as virtuous
!$ pible.vT ' ' .
The attornies for the' plaintiff," said
yi'J Sergeant BirfMsr--MwlL they spoke
inl high praise of the honorable conduct
of Messrs Dodson and Fog? 'the attor
njes for the plaintiff, did they?"
Yes," said Sam, "they said what a
very generous thing it was o' them to
ve taken up the case on spec, and to
charge nothing at all for costs, unless
hey got them out o' Mr. Pickwick."
J At this very unexpected ! replr, .the
spectators tittered again, and Dodson
and rogg, turnins very red, leant over
o Sergeant Buzfuz, and in a hurried
manner whispered somethingin his ear.
"You are quite right," said Sergeant
Buzfuz aloud with affected! cornnnsu re.
'jilt's perfectly useless, rnv Ibrd, attemp
ting to get any evidence through the im
penetrable stupidity of this witness.- I
will not trouble the court by asking him
any more questions. Stand down sir!'
"Would any other gen'I'man like to
ask me any thin'?" inquired Sami, taking
up his bat and looking rounq mostdehb
erately.
Not I, Mr. Weller, thank
you,
said Sergeant Snubbin, laughing.
I 4You may go down, sir," said Sergean
Buzfuz waving his hand impatiently. Sami
went down accordingly, after doing
Mesrs. Dodson & Fogg's case as much
Harm as he conveniently could, .and-saying
just as kittle respecting Mr. Pick
wick as might be. which was precisely
the object he had in view all along.
Canine Sagacity, A somewhat singular
nd amusing instance of-Cauine sagacity
or roguery came under observation this
'Week. An individual who hid Just placed
one oi ins liens wun ner oroqu or young
chickens in a coop, found Miss Biddy the
next day cackling most pitebusly alone in
her prison nouse, minus herj whole family
if iitfle 'pee-wecters." They were a
mong the misi; could'not befound.
Now as they were all promising capdi
jlates for Ihe spit, this vas vexatious
enough, and threatened to I make a very
Serious inroad upon the promised supplies
Of the Thanksgiving table.i "Cut-e-cut-
law-cut" said the old hen flapping about
nthecoopi The old rooster strutted by
quite crest-fallen and sympathized most
auuiDiv wun me ureaveu cauuvc. n
soon appeared, upon inquiry, ; that neigh
bor A's. hen, cooped up at some dis'auce
over the way, had the chickens under her
wing, cosily nestled with pier-own tail-
13UC now iiBine name ui
It n
were,
but a similar caper, and tralel an eighth
f a mile to another hen's effop. Just as
one old lady had arranged .tectacles,
ana proven to a demonstration tnai it
Was "natural for a Cockerel to be a go
between in such cases" and Iherefbre that
in,
ti
neishbor
k m
p'8. coop, and, after surveying the pre
I ' S ' " km
mises, seize a chicken by tlfe "napeof the
IaL- "oUn ;tin, hie mnnili nnrl mmla
i iivvivt viuli iaia ,w hiumim mw iv
,fT for th iph rnnn nf hi master. Thk
If w r W -mm r v mr mm m v mmm mm, mm m, -mm-m m- mmt mm m w
he did a great number of I times untill
the whole family were snugly removed. It
was evidently the rogue's determ nat on
hat no one but his own master should
I rnise CIllCKeil8. ID HIS WIT irum One COOn
I I T t-
.1 I a 1
i t
Ito the other he had to encounter a close
fence. His manner of procedure was to
drop his prey at the sidefofthe fence
i
j a ar I
Stretch out his paw, and gently thrust the
chicken under to theMher side, and then
I a .S - dm ,m i f a
makinsrtne nest oi his way over, taice up
the chicken asain in his mouth and pro-
1 i -.' a r .,-. Is- " : f
;eeu 10 me enu oi nis journey maaing
;uch arrangements for th reception of
Ai'smm, iJ- . :u frut- i:4i"
WMU.fc.VUW. U.M.W.9 ...W Hi .MW.,.T
3UH,u.r.iiR(.5 imsnucuuuc. ams nine
fellow deserved immortality, and we re
gret we cannot give his name to the pub
erVClaremon. Eagle-
"Oh,
if nnnr rniinw mar si rn PKpn win
a . li il i I ? ;! I I
casion. He was seen to ci to
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
jt5ranviUe County;
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions;
May Term, A. D. 18371
Willis Johnson and Dennis T. P archill and Isaiah
M; PaschaU.
Against
Anderson Paschall Administrator of Sonthem Higgs
dec. and Willis Higgs.
Petition for division of Negroes.
i - 1 -. , '
aT appearing to the satisfaction o! the Cottrt, that
Willis Higgs one of the defendants in the case;
resides beyond the limits of this State: It is there
fore ordered, that publication be made for six weeks
successively in the Raleigh Register, for the said
Willis Higgs to be and appear before the next court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the
County of GrMville, at the Court house in Oxford, I
on (1m fiwt Momgrf -tf mi ti ihainrAihiiTBlr:
to plead, answer or demur to said: petiUon, otner
wise the same will be taken pro confesso and heard
ex parte as to him.
Witness, James M.. Wiggins, Clerkaaf the said
court, at office, the first Monday in May, A. D;
837. JAS. M. WIGGINS, Clk.
Pr. Adv. $5,62$.
TJUMjOU.
TTAVrNG recently established himself in the
JjL City of Raleigh, respectfully informs ti
citizens tlierot and the adjacent Country, tbat
he is now prepared to execute with neatness,
taste and dispatch, every order in his line and
assures the Public, that from many years expe
rience arid his assiduous attention to -business.
he is fully persuaded that be will give' general
satisfaction to ail who may please to favor him
wita their enstom. His pr ces shall be mode
rate, considering the general pressure of the
times. His Shop is one door below Mr. John
G. Marthair on Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, May 6, 1837. 26 8w
RALEIGH ACADEMY.
fllHK Summer Session will commence
on
Monday, the 24th July, 1837.
ROUT. G. ALLISON.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Wake County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session?,
May Term 1837.
Paul Mollan Si Co. Attachment levied on the
j Stock of Goods at Kbles-
I I ville in tbe charge of John
V L.Terrill. Also on lots No.
.vj. ii on . oi : - ii,. 't-...
Kolesville, & summoned J
L- Terrill, David Gill and
Edward S. Brooks.
David Justice as garnwhee
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant Edwards S. Brooks is be
yond the limits, of this Slate. It is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register for. six successive weeks, notifying
said defendant personally to be and appear be
fore the Justices of our next Court of Fleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for Wake County at
the Court bouse in Raiogh on trie :. third Monday
in August next, then and there lo replevy or
plead to issue, or the property levied on will be
condemned to1 Plaintiffs' recovery.
Witness Alfred Williams, Clerk of said Court
&t Office, the 3d Monday in May, A. D. 1
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
1837.
c. c.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Wake County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term 1837.
Dunn, Mcllwaine and Brownly,
J2 gainst
EdwardS. Brooks.
Attachment levied on the stuck of Goods at
Rolesville in the charge of John L. Terrill. j the Court house in Greenville, on the first lon
Also on lots No. 11, 29 & 31 in the Town of day in August next, then and there to plead or
Koiesviue, nna summoneu woun x. icrrm,
David Gill and David Justice as garnishee.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant Edward S. Brooks is be-
yond the limits of this State. It is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register for six successive weeks, notifying said
defendant personally to be and appear before
the Justices of our next Court' of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of
Wake at the Court house m Raie.gh on the 3d
Witness, Alfred Williams, Clerk of said Court
at Office, the 3d Monday in May, A. D. 1837.
ALFRED WILLIAMS C. C.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Pitt County.
Court of Fleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1837.
Jesse Barnbill, wife and others,
-Against
Margaret Knox and others.
Petition for sale of Slaves.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
X that Henry Kin saul and wife Nancy, defend-
ants in this case, ate not inhabitants of this State;
It is ordered, that publication be made in the
Raleigh Register for six weeks, that the said
defendants appear at the next Court of Pleasnd
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I nnH. inswM nr rfmnr'nT liirifrmnt Am en
fcso will be entered against them.
Witness, Archibald Parker, Clerk of said
Court.at Office in Greenville, the 1st Monday of j
May, 1837.
ARCHIBALD PABKEB, Clk.
Pr. Adv.$5 62$ .j .
.Establishment of the
SO URJV.IX, O F F I C JE,
FOR SALE.
1 1 lw w me iaie removal oi one oi me
I ,fTrt a a 1 1 . , m m 1
a E1itnl .nrlth wUh ,fth nthr tn Antm-
- himself more exclusively to the duties of his
- profession, the undersigned offer for sale, the
f the North Carolina Jcrartwll
well foundln Job
of Subscribers is
doubt not might
a little exertion.!;
of embarking in the b usi -
ents not inferior 'to any in
practical Printer they knaw
1J - - ..!
uiti nue oi ws money
more profitable return.
II YB ART Cc STRANGE.
Pay ettevi1Iei30lh Slay, 183r.
I
IHA VE sold out 75 Barrels on hand inAprl last ;
and another load &LicV Think could probably 1
sell two or three loads more than I have now engag
ed, it good and made fresh from god old What, at
$7 50. i -. : ' n ' ' 1 "
' WILLPECK, Agent, &c
STATE OPWOUTit CAROLINA.
Granville County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
May Term Ai U. 1837 K
Archibald Davis and wife7 ftebeccs Thomas
H. Willie, Assignee of Susan A. Higgf and
WT 1 . wwm -w ,k i t
nee of Calvin Higgs t Dennis T.Paschatl and
v uuuboii mgga ; uennis i i rascuaii, asig-
laaih Pachal. ;Assignee of Wari-enj Fai
nam wun wuc roiiyj ana. tweneim ti. niggs,
and Seibart J. Higgs, Infants 'under the age
of twenty-one y ears, who sue by their Guar
dian, the said Thomas H. Willie ;
i . Against
And'ersoh Paschall, Administrator of 8pulhern
Higgs, dee'd, Leonard Higgs; Green Stanton
and wife Mary, Casandra White, Southern
J. Higgs, Allen Higgs, Calvin Higgs. Susah
A. Higgs Woodson Hjrgs, Elly HiggsJ the
Heirs of John Higgs (son of John), Alfred .
Higgs, William Higgs, Kenelin White and
wife Betsey, Willis Johnson and wife Polly, '
Nahcy Thdrtiasson, Willis Higgs, Warner ;
Parharh and wife Polly, and fianiel Johnson
and the Representatives of Eliiabeth hn- i
son, dee'd ! !
Petition for Settlement and Distribution. i
- ;
wi mmm i
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court I
, that the Defendants, Casandra White,; Cal
vin Higgs Uy Higgs, the Heirs of John Higgs
(son of Jonn), Alfred-uurgs William Higgs,
Kenelm White and wile Betsey, Will is John
son and wife. Polly, Nancy Thomassoh, Willis
Higgs, Warner Parham and wife Polly j and
Uamel jonnsbn and tbe Representatives of E
lizabeth Johnson, dee'd. reside beyond the li-
mits of this State: It is therefore,, ordered, tba:t
publication be made for six weeks successive-
ly, m the Raleigh Register, for the said Defer!. ,
dants to be and appear before the next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the
County of Granville, it the Court Ho Qse in
Oxford, on the first Monday in August inext
then and there to plead, answer or deniur to ,
said petition, otherwise the same will be pro
confesso and heard ex parte as to them
Witness, James M. Wiggins Clerk of tQe sad
Court, at office, the first Mottday in Hay A. D.
1837. JX'S. M. WIGGINS Clirk.
Pr. Adv't.$8. i
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N the evenings of ihe lth and 1 2th of July
next, there will be s B A L L at Sbocco
Springs.-
. Shocco Springs, June 16, 1837. i
Cj Those papers which recently published
the Advertisement relative to Shocco Springs,
will insert the foregoing four ime and charge
the Proprietor.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Pitt County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1837.
Ricliard Carney
w. i
Mercer D. Wilson. ,
Original attachment levied on Lands.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of . tbe Court,
that tlie defendant in this case is not in in
habitant of this Stale It ii ordered that pub.
lication be made for six successive weeks in the
Raleigh Register, for the aikt defendant to ap
pear at the next Court ,4f Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be leli to b-Cutv rf Pitt, nt
replevy, or juuffmentwo eonjeiso will be enter
ed against him, and the property levied onl con
demned, subject to the Plaintiffs recovery.
Witness Archibald Parker, Clerk of' said
Court, at Office in Greenville, the 1st Monday
ofMay, 1837.
ARCHIBALD PARKER, Clk.
Pr. Adv. $5 62
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, i
Wake County ! 1
Court of Equity Spring Term, A. D. 18371
John S. Charles, Sam'b Nichols and wif)c,
Jrtunti
Mary s. ana iucas ti. vnaries, iniantx
Petition to sell Land.
TN pursuance of an Order of the Court of E-
X quity, made in the above named casej tbe
Subscriber will proceed to sell,, at the tywrt
House door in the City of Raleieh. on the 2lt
day' of August next (it being Monday of Wake
i County Court) , ? . t !
A Tract of L and,
situate, lying and being in the County of Wake
aforesaid, , on Hre Snipe Creek, containing
1491 Acres, purchased by John W. Charles of
J no. and James Kimbroagh. j -
Also, another TRACT, containing 100 Acres,
adjoining the Tract aforesaid, purchased by
1 said Charles of P. M. Duffy and Henry Duffy.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the Or
jder,are, a credit of one year. On half the pur
r", , tSF54: w m
bc
oy uona wun approvea arcunnes. . j
GEO. VT. HAYWOOD, C M. B.
00 Standard, 6 weeks. ,', , : 32
STATE OF NOUTH CAROLINA'
, Wake County. .. s
Court of Equity, Spring Term, A. D. t$3r
. Richard Liles,'
John S. Holland, Fielding Beaaley and Weston
y-- '.-' ., UJB 6alesvw4"r ) ,
Original Bill filedlo establish and confirm the
Will of Frances Beasley, deceased, and to i
, carry into effect the pever 'executed by her i
. according-to marriage contract with her huS.
band Fjelding Beasley ; . . k
T appearing to tne aatjnctiaoXthc Cort,
I that John S- Holland, one of the Defendap
named in tbe Bill, is not an iobabitsnt of this
and! State : It Is therefore ordered, tbat publication
to - 1 be made for six weeks in the Balcito Rerister.
be J that the said John S. Hollanddo appear at ihev
To I next Court of Equity to beheld for the Counly
1 aforesaid, at the Court House i n the City fRa- j
I leigh on the first Monday after the itVlton-
I day of September" next, to plead, ansarar :r ,
1 J . r J .t it. :t1
i aeraur iv asKi jjiii, nacnriK iicm uwni
I ex parte as to him and judgment will be render-'
I ed pro confesso.
GEO. W. HAYWOOD, C. If. E,