LIIK ORIENT PEARLS AT RANDOM STRUNG
ygOX TUB XICKOCOSK.
. FAREWELL ALFONSO.
Say bold Misanthrope, thou whose heart of steel,
No tender love nor woman's power can feel;
Say, can'st then boast one spark of generous flame,
Man's noble feeling with a manly name.
Oh! no; and from thee I will "gladly turn,
To that mild sex thy lifeless soul did spurn!
Yes gentle sex, we own thy powerful sway,
Thy look is law; and trembling we obey
Thy frowns we dread -they sink to deep despair ;
Thy smiles we seek, for Heajv'n itself is there.
,No heart so hard but female tears can move,
'No heart so stern but owns the power of love:
'Ti this alone our rugged bosom cheers,
And smooth's the passage thro' this vale of tears.
With ardent lovb the tender female shares
Our' keenest sorrows, and our bitter cares !
And when at last the final hour draws nigh,
The trembling soul, prepared for realms on high,
The dying pangs, by quivering lips express'd,
She gently soothes and white the tender breast
Pillows his head, she wipes the damp away,
And weeps in anguish o'er the lifeless cUy !
Oh! then how blest sapremely blest is he,
From slavish pride and cold iridiffeience free.
Whose generous hreast a woman's tears can mqve,
Whose tender heart admits a woman's love !
LUKAi
ALICE GRAY.
THE OFFICE-HOLDER'S LAMENT.
i
'Tis all my fancy painted it,
'Tis lovely, 'tis divine
But oh! it is another's,
It never can be mine.
Yet loved I as man never loved,
A lore now growing old
Oh ! my heart, my heart is breaking,
For Benton drops of gold.
Tor that I'm toilingjrt the bar,
Declaiming in the street,
Without a hat, without a coat,
No shoes upon my feet.
Oh, Martin,- send the real stuff,
For I am growing old
And my heart, my heart is breaking,
For Benton drops of gold.
For that I'd climb the mountain side.
For that I'd stem the flood,
For that I'd dare the battle strife,
Though I sealed it with my blood.
Shinplasters now are all 1 get,
And they are torn and old
Ob, my heart, my heart is breaking,
For Benton drops of gold.
I sink beneath this summer's sun,
The Whigs have won at last ;
The Treasury bill is lost and gone, ,
The heavy conflict's past.
Ob, when the green sod wraps my grave,
The tale will then be told
4 Oh, his heart, his heart was broken,
For Benton drops of gold.'
SAM WELLERISMS.
You don't mean nothin' friendly, you don't,
as the rat said to the cat Yen she bit him in the
back."
' I'm for risin' in the world, as the balloon
said to the bae of sand ; and I most ,take care
that I'm not burst in the process, as the bag of
sand said to the balloon.'
I'll penetrate his heart if be has one, as the
mouse said ven he nibbled his vay through the
cheese.
" Ve are all here, and quite ready for you,
as the fleas said to the old voman vot had just
got back to her own bed, after sleeping out for
a veek."
Ve don t often see the likes o you in our
Dart of the vorld. as the devil said ven one of
his imps handed him an ice-cream. '
" Ven I vants you I knows vhere to find yout
as the spider said to the fly ven be vove bis veb
all around him to nerwent his catching cold.
" I've seen you vonce, and t don't vant to see
you again, as the sick gentleman said to the
devil ren he called on him one vet afternoon."
Ve don't vant too many in this concern at
vonce, As the boys said ven they got into the
empty sugar tubs."
M That's enough to give any one a pain in his
r hack, as the cockroach said ven the nigger put
nis foot on him.
Transylvania University.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
AT a meeting of the Trustees held this day,
Dr. N. R. Smith of Baltimore, was unani
tnoutly elected to the Chair of the Theory and
Practice in the Medical Department of Transyl
vania University. Aware of the responsibilities
in making this appointment,' the Trustees have
pleasure in announcing to the public, the selec
tioo of a gentleman to fill th vacancy, who is
clready eminently distinguished both as a prac
titiofier and teacher in his profession. The fac
ulty is thus completely made up, and at no pe
riod of the history of this valuable department
of Tranylvania, has it been so thoroughly pre
pared! .for imparting the substantial practical
principles of medicine, surgery, anatomy,chem
istry, and all the tributary branches to a com
prehensive course of medical instructioB.
T.Aa AIIS HALL,
.; ett'm of Board of Trustees.
Lexington, July 2i 1638.
, The Medical Lectures in Transylvania Medi
cal School will commence as usual on the first
Monday in November next.
FACULTY. '
Anatomy and Surgery, by B. W. Dudley, M.
D., Professorj and J. M. Bush, M. D., Adjunct
rruiessor. .
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurispru
dence. by James C. Cross. M. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Nathan
uimui, ji. u.t ijiie oi uie umversuy oi Mary
land, and formerly of the . Jefferson Medical
School, Philadelphia. '
Obstetiics and Diseases of Women and Chil
dren, by William II. Richardson, M. D.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by Thos.
D. Mitchell, M. D. 3
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Robert, feter,
M. D :
Each of the teachers.will lecture daily Sab
baths excepted. The entire course in this
school, costs the sum of One Hundred and Five
uotiara. in addition, the matriculation fee,
waipn entities vne pupu to use the very exten
sive library, is Five .Dollars. The Dissecting
ticket is Ten Dollars, and may be taken'orpmit-
Piewure. The Graduation fee. Twenty
By order of the Faculty,
' . J. M. BUSH, Dean.
Lexinaton, July 2. 1838. 45 6w
N. B. The notes of all solvent banks in the
State in which the student may reside, will be
wvu v par
THE Unparalleled reputation which Peters s
Pills have acquired as Medical Restorative,
is the mostinnquestionabte proof that' b.e
given,of their immense importance tplhe afflict
ed, in almost every class of diseases. The num.
her nf tnHprt neceived from Patient s Yecovered
through their 'means, is really prodigious, and
the complaiuts which they have cured are ak
mnet aa vrttA c thpv ktet numerous. But stilH
there are some in whichthey are more espe
cially beneficial than in other ; ahdamong those
may be named the too of ten fatal complaints of
me kiumacii aiui uuweis, uu a yv't.- -lence
and Indigestion, for which they are not
only a certain, but' an immediate cure.
It is wellknown that from the disarrangement
of the stomach and bowels: arise nine4enths
of all the muladies of adult and declining life.
that this is the foundation of .flatulency, spasmodtti
bains indigestion, lax of avtretile, &c. and that
those in their turn give birth to Dropsy, Liver
Complaint, Consumption and habitual lotoness of
spirits ; therefore Peters' Pills being the very
best medicine which has ever been discovered
for the insipient diseases of the intestines, are
necessarily the surest preventatives of those
dreadful, and also general disorders which em
bitter mature life and drag so many millions to
untimely grave?.
Jn speaking thus, Dr. Peters arrogates noth
ing, to himself that has not been conceded by the
public. He is no needy quack or unknown spe
culator, who comes before the world as his own
herald and witness ; but is placed in a responsi
bility of situation by the patronage which he
has enjoyed for years, and which is increasing
to an extent, unprecedented in the annals of
medicine, that makes him careful to assert noth-.
ing which is not borne out by the most infallible
proof, and hence he does not fear to be put to
the test in any thing which he has promised re
specting his Pills.
Dr. Peters is most happy to be able to state
on the authority of a great number of regular
Physicians, that wherever his vegetable Pills
have been introduced, they have almost super
ceded the adoption of mercurial experiments,
for their peculiar faculty in sweetening the
blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxious
juices, and in giving strength and tone to the
nerves,' prevents disease from acquiring that
strength which must be got under, if at all, by
dangerous remedies.
Prepared by JOS. PRIESTLY PETERS, M.
D. No"129 Liberty street, New York. Each
box contains 40 Pills. Price 50 cents.
"03 Be careful and enquire for Peters' Vege
table Pills. They are for sate in itaieign, at the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Sept. 17, 1838. 46 6m
QUACKS AND THEIR DESTRUCT
IVE NOSTRUMS.
rriHE united testimony of Phys cians, through
1. out the United Sta'es.has fully proved the
fact that Peters' s Ves-etable Pills are the only
true Vegetable Fills, which will stand the test of
Anahzation hence the proprietor would most
earnestly urge them to ihe notice of those who
uavc occn in me naDii oi using toinunm ui
I i . l t - r n.ii j "
ipenents, the destructive and irritating Quack
Fills, so generally advertised, and which are at
best but slow customers of the vital functions
and murderous agents, even to the most bale.
It is true, most of them produce a purgative ef
fect, and sometimes transient relief, but in most
cases they injure the digestive organs, and an
habitua resort to them must terminate in con
firmed dyspepsia.
dt i true, tnat uatharttc ana aperient aieai-
cines are often required, but the nicest dis
crimination should alwavs be observed in the
selection, and if this be done nothing injurious
can result from their use.
To produce this much desired result. Dr. Pe
ters has made it his study for several years, and
feels proud to say he has at length succeeded,
far beyond his expectations. The object of his
fills are to supersede the necessity of a fre
quent recourse to injurious purgatives, and to
offer a medicine safe.- certain, and pleasant in its
operation.
Prepared by JOS. PRIESTLY PETERS, M.
D.No. 129 Liberty street, New York. Each
box contains 40 Pills. Price 50 cents.
(Xy Be careful and enquire for Peters' Vege
table Pills. They are for sale in Raleigh, at
thtDrug Store of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Sept. 17, 1838. 46 6m
COACHES, BAROUCIIES
AND BUGGIES.
THE Subscriber has on hand an assortment of
the above Carriages. Some are. richly fin
ished, which will, he thinks, bear a comparison with
any manufactured elsewhere. The work is war
ranted to be faithfully exeeuted, and will be sold on
as favorable terms as can be afforded. Those wish
ing to supply themselves, will please call andj udge
for themselves. THOS. COBBS.
fRaleigh, May 21, 1838. 29if
DIUTGStV UIEDICIttES,
HICN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
lF!n. Jtl. Jflason 4 Co.
HAVING purchased the .entire stock of Mess
T. S. Beckwits & Co. have commenced
the APOTHECARY business at the stand for
merly occupied by them on Fayetteville Street1
econd door North of W. & A. Stith, where
hey have just received a further supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Glass, Oil, Paints,
De Stuffs and Perfumery, togeth
er with a general assortment of
FANCY ABTICIES,
Which they will dispose of on the most Tea
sonable terms '
Merchants and others caa be furnished with
Patent and other Medicines on as reasonable
terms as thev can be got south of the Potomac.
Persons would do well to call and examine for
themselves. Physicians at a distance, who may
favour us with their orders, will have them
promptly attended to. No pains will be spared
i 1 x? f1 a . .. ..
in selecting oemicais ana rnarmaceuucai pre
pnrations, as they are determined that no Me
dicines but such as are erenuine, shall he sold
by them. One of the Firm having been brought
up to the business to which he will give his
undivided attention, thereby avoiding those fa
tal mistakes that too often occur through in
competency or carelessness, they hope, by
since attention to business, to merit a snare o
the public patronage.
February, 1838,
Mulberry Trees For Sale.
50,000 Morus MultkauIU,
20,00 Chinese Seedlings,
5,000 Canton.". For sale by
J W. ATKINSON.
Greenville, Pitt co,,N C, Sep. 10, 1 838, 46tf
STATE O F NOR TJJ CAR OLINA,
Wakes County, .
Superiar Court of Law Spring Term, 1838.
. ; Ann Neighbors,.
. . .vs. .'
William Neighbors.
Petition for Divorce.-
IT aripeariogSo the satisfaction of the Court,
thatj the Defendant William Neighbors.can
not be found; 'and proclamation having been
made at the Court House door, for the party to
appearand answer according to act of Assembly
in such case made and provided It4s therefore
ordered that publication be made for three
months in the Raleigh Register and Star,iews
papersl printed in the City of Raleigh, that un
less the said Wiftiam Neighbors appear at the
next. Term of said Court, to be held on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday of September
next, and plead, answer or demur, to the P)ain
tiff's petition, it will be heard ex parte, and
judgment pro confesso entered against him.
43 t H. B. HAYES, C. S. C.
NEW BOOT
AND SHOE WARE HOUSE.
VEADER & LITTLE, 140 Water Street, N.
York, have taken the old stand of A. M,
Hatch Et Co.,and are now receiving, direct from
the Manufacturers, 1000 Cases, comprising an
entire new and fresh stock of Boots, Shoes, &c.
Consisting in part of
Men's Calf, Kip and thick Boots,
Do Morocco and beal do.
Do Calf, Kip and thick Bro&ans,
Do Russet, Kip ami thick do.
Do Calf, Kip and thick Shoes,
Do Calf, Morocco and Seal Pumps,
Women's French, Kid and tasting
Slippers,
Do Morocco and seal do
Do do do walking Shoes,
Do Kid and Lasting do
Do Gaiter and Lasting Boots,
Do Morocco and Seal do
Do Leather welted Shoes,
Together with a complete assortment
of
Boys Misses' and Children's Boots,
Shoes and Brogans.
ALSO,
Fur, Silk and Wool Hats, Fur and Hair
Seal Caps, Paper, &c.
Which are offered on the most favorable
termsj for cash or approved paper.
New York, July 28, 1838. 40 H5S
W. & A. STITII
H
AVE iust received 1 Case of Short Nan
Heat er Hats of the latest fashion.
i
Raleigh, August 20, 1838. 43
STEAM FEATHER
H E N O V A TOR.
rilHE undersigned recommend to the Public,
JL as a highly useful invention, the
"PATENT STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR,"
(now in successful operation in several counties
in tne State of North Carolina,) belie vintr that
it possesses the property attributed to it, ofim
parting liveliness, cleanliness and elasticity to
old eatnrs. They further believe that it pro
motes' health, by removing from Feathers any
unpleasant smell which may attach to them from
long use. The application of the Renovator to
new Feathers must alio be verv beneficial in
cleansing them from all animal and other ex
traneous matter that may have adhered to them.
when first plucked. Having tried the exDeri
ment the undersigned express the belief, that
if tour or five beds be subjected to the steam
ing process, the bulk will be so increased as to
furnish a sufficient quantity of Feathers for an
extra Bed. .
W. C. G. Carrmgton.Int., P. B. Burt, W. K.
uaies, James it. Murray, Richard P. Finch. J.
G. Marshall, Richard W. Ashton, Jas. Litchford.
Francis H. Reeder, Sylvester Smith, Alexander
Campbell, Joseph Belts, E. Smith, J. C. Tay.
lor, Jphn Beckwith, J. J- Christophers. Alfred
Pardrj, Richard Smith, C. Johnson, D. W. Stone.
I he subjoined list of names was procured at
Greensboro to a similar Testimonial of the val
ue of the Renovator:
J. D. Clancy, C. N- B. Evans, W..D. Paisley,
Jas. sl'lyer, J. A. Mehane, C A. Gillispie, H.
numpunes, jas.M. Uanforth, G- C. Townsend,
David Scott, James Sloan, Alex, Wilson, J. A.
oreuer, u. m. aioan, reier Adam W. R D.
Lindsey, Ralph Gorrell, W. II. Cummlng?, J.
M. I.ogan, George Albright, David Caldwell,
Jacob Hubbard, J. M.Dick, James Currie Joel
M'Lean, John A. Gilmer.
N- B. The Proprietors of the Renovator are
thankful for the liberal encouragement they
have received, and intend giving the Citizens
of North Carolina a full trial in every County
east of Raleigh, shortly, and no person will hje
charged after trying the experiment, ' unless
perfectly satisfied on return of their bed or beds.
THOS. P. ROBERTS
ALEXANDER MORPHIS.
Raleigh, August 27, 1838. 43 tf
Executor's Notice.
THE Subscriber having qualified as Executor
to the last Will and Testament of Mrs. Sa
rah Stokb, late of Raleigh, deceased, erives no
tice to all persons having claims against said
csiaie to present tnem, properly autnenticated,
within the time prescribed bv Act of Assembly.
or this notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery; and those indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment, as it is
desired to settle the Estate as early as practica-
Die. n. W. STONE. Ex r.
September 3, 1838. '44 4t
COMMISSION BUSINESS
A THE JVDER S O 7V .
THE Subscriber having permanently located
at Henderson Depot, on the Raleigh and
baston Hail road, two miles south of Chalk Ley
el, will attend to the receiving, forwarding, and
selling all kinds of produce that may be con
signed to him, and will pay for the produce that
may oe entrusted to his care, at bis office at
ucuvici suii, as bwmi as a return can De naq ; or
will make liberal advances on its reception
when required. He will also attend to the for
warding of merchandize that may leave the Rail-
roaa at nencerson-
From his extensive acquaintance in both the
country and Northern markets, he ffatters'him-
self that his advantages in business wdl.not be
transcended. His particular and undivided at
tention may be relied on.
46 tf D. E. YOUNG.
C Stephen Moore, Hillsboto.
References. Richard L Smith, Milton.
C Stephen M. Dickent, lioxboro'.
Henderson, Granville co, N. C, July 26, 1838,
ST A TE COURSE,
(NEAR RALEIGH.)
rrTTV. first mftetinc of the North-Carolina S.
I - lor-Ttev Club, will commence on the 3
Tuesday, 20th of November 1838, and continue
5 days.
FIRST DAY.
.lockey Club Purse, 300 JDpllars 2 mile heats
entrance 30 Dollars.
SECOND DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 500 Dollars 3 mile heats
entrance 40 Dollars.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 1,000 Dollars four mde
heats entrance-75 Dollars. :
FOURTH DAY,
Handicap Purse, 200 Dollars mile heats, best
3 in 5 entrance 20 Dollars.
FIFTH DAY.
A Silver Pitcher worth 100 Dollars mile
heats--ent ranee 20 Dollars, to be added. The
inf.kev C.hib Purses subiect to the usual dis-
" j - V
count. " '
tCT" The following Sweepstakes are open
for the Fall meeting, viz :
1. A Sweepstakes to be run immediately al
ter the first day's race, for 3 year old Colts and
Fillies, $500 entrance, $200 forfeit, 2 mile heats,
to name and cTose by the 1st day of October.
Three sor more to make a race.
2. A Sweepstakes to be run on tne znu aay
ofthemeetinEr, for Colts and Fillies, i years
old, 200 Dollars entrance,
mile heats three or more
100 Dollars forfeit,
to make a race, to
name and close as above.
3. A Sweepstakes, to be run on the 4th day
of the meeting for Colts and Fillies 2 years old,
200 Dollars entrance, 100 Dollars forfeit one
mile out. Three or more to make a race; to
name and close as above.
A Sweepstakes to be run on the last day of
the meeting, tor Colts and rilhes, years oia,
100 Dollars entrance, 50 Dollars forfeit one
mile out three or more t make a race, to name
and close as above.
5. A Sweepstakes to be run on the same day,
for Colts and Fillies, 3 years old, 100 Dollars
entrance 50 Dollars forfeit, mile heats ; three
or more to make a race, and to name and close
as above.
trr Persons wishing to make entries,
can make application by letter to the Secre
tary of the Club at Raleigh.
The rules of the New-Market uourse, nave
been adopted for the government of this Club.
Stables and htter will be furnished tor itace
. .
Horses srratis, and every exertion will be use,a
by the proprietor to give satisfaction.
DAVID MCDANifcL., proprietor.
September 3, 18J8. 44
Of The Petersburg Intelligencer and Char
leston Courier will insert one month, twice a
week, and forward their bills.
' WILL SELL, at the Court House in Rock
. ingham, on the 3rd Monday of October next.
so much of the following unlisted TRACTS OF
LAND as will be sufficient to satisfy the tax due
thereon, for the year 1836, and all cost and
charges, viz ;
60 acres on Bridge Creek, belong
ing to James Stuart (dee'd. ) $00 7 j
50 do do on Juniper Creek, adjoin
ing John M. D. Shaw, known as
the Williams Tract 00 2
Terms, Cash, to be advertised 30 days from
the 8th day of September, 1838.
SAMUEL TERRY, Sheriff.
Richmond County, N. C.
Sept. 8th, 1838.
45
RUNAWAY
FROM the Subscriber, residing in
Granville County, N. C. on the
30th day of August last, a negro man
by the name of JORDAN, and his
wife JANE.
Jordan is a common size fellow, light black,
large full eyes, has a down look when spoken
to, the 4th finger on his right hand has grown
crooked, by mean of a cut. He carried with
him wearing apparel and bed clothes ; among
them is a suit of dark yarn ieans homespun
cloth. He wore ofT a pair of lined and bound
right and left shoes, nearly new. The woman is
a little under common size, and is in a pregnant
state. She carried with her a purple circassion
dress, a white dress, a dark grounded calico
dress, and some home made clothes. 1 believe
the said negroes were seduced off by some infa
mous character, and they will attempt to pass
for free negroes. I will give ten dollars for
their delivery or confinement in Jail, in Gran
ville or Wake, or twenty dollars, if out of said
counties, and thirty dollars for the detection and
conviction of any white person who has assisted
them in getting off.
CLEMENT W1LKINS.
CjStar, 3 times.- C W."
Sept. 10, 1838. 45 3t.
AN TI-DYSPEPTIC
jPHsJLtS.
BTEHE great popularity and established demand
fej for this valuable Medicine, renders the con
iiuation of a lengthy advertisment unnecessary.
Numerous testimonials of their value (lately receiv
ed) from Gentlemen of the highest respectability.
in addition to those accompanying each Box, mav
m . . - ft
be seen on application to any of the Agents. The
Pills are put up in a superior style, in tin boxes
containing 40 Pills, with full directions. Price 50
Cents per Box. To Agents or Purchasers the terms
of Commission .and discount are liberal. All com.
mumcations will be promptly attended to, by
THOMAS L. JUMP,
Gen'l Atrent-
OCjOfilce, Morgan St. Raleigh, 1st door West of
the Presbyterian Church.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
HP1' Subscriber, as Executor of Mrs. Sarah
JL Stone, -late of Raleieh. deceased, will cu
at puouc autton on Monday and Tuesday the
i . . -
vti ana juik davs ot October nrit. t hr
plantation, about ten miles East of Raleigh, all
the crop af Wheat, Corn and Fodder, and all
the stock of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs, and the
Plantation Utensils, consisting of Carts, Wag
ons, Ploughs, &c and on Wednesflav thtvlnt
of October, at the same place, all the Negroes
oeiongmgo sata Kstatetorly-six in number
consisting of men, women, boys, girls, and
children, will be offered for sale. The Ne
groes will be sold in Families, pursuant to the
uirecuons or tue Will.
TERMS.
The crop and plantation utensils, will be
sold on . a credit of six months for all sums over
10 for $10 and under, Cash. A part of the
Negroes; to the amount of about $5,000, will
op soiu on a creait or o montns, for notes ne
gotiable and payable at the Bank of the State
of North Carolina, in Baleieh? and the balance
will be sold n a credit of twelve months, with
interest from the date. Bond and' satisfactory
security will be required for the' purchase mo
ney, before the title of the property is changed.
. , D. W. STONE.
Raleigh, Sept, 3, 1838. 45tds
i
VEGETATJ1VE PCTVIfflS At PUXS,
CITIZENS OF ItfVCAKQIiINA
tiitei rUHlS celebrated Medicine has heen in .use in
'3rd P-l England nearly a century. It ;las been in-
iroauccu nii y ' " n
,h. ,.ar a!h wliich. more than five
3 h Tnitfi mates, nine iic
millions orooes hve been sold. Its universal
use whereverjntroduced.speaks quite sufiicient
in its praise.
All who use, recommenu iu
was an individual, that did not
There never
.MAnJ it uhn hn? had any-ex-
perience of its properties. As an Anti-Pdious
Medicine, it cJaims a preference over every o
ther now trt use. The only thing about wWch
care is required is, that the genuine Pdls ate
procuredt and remember, that Dr. Branoreth
has .never authorized anv Doctor, Drtigg'st,
Apothecary or Pedler, in the United States, V
sell his Medicine. The BrandretU Pills sold by
them are generally counterfeit, calculated to in
jure the health of the pati'ent.arrd ruin the char
acter of the genuine Pills, made by Dr, Benj.
Brandreth, of New York.
That all authorized Agents have a copperplate
certificate of Agency signed is writisb with a
FKjr by the Docior himself. ' The date is always
copperpiaic, uui wimcm; .
quires renewal every twelve montns.
lftwlntr are Atrpnts. and each have a certihcate oi
Agency, dated August Is', 1838 :
- o- ooo'
William Pech, Esq:, Raleigh, Wake County.
Messrs. B. y H. akert Ttniisburg, Franklin
County.
Messrs. T.$ J. While, Warrenton, Warren Crr
Messrs. M. $ T. Terrell, Halifax, TJalifdx. Co
Sub-Agencies can be obtained of the County
Agents. S. BRADLEE BROOKS,
Travelling Agent. .
NOTICE.
STRAYED fiom Jostah Bakkktt's
in this County, about the 20th May
last, a small Bay JENNY MULE,
belonging to the Subscriber, with
shoes on her fore feet, (whether
her hind feet are shod is not recollected) a-
bout three years old. I purchased said Mule of
a Horse Drover, so it is very uncertain which
ay she may have gone, but when last heard of,
she was in the County of Edgecomb. Any in-!
formation respecting said Mule will be thank
fully received and the person giving it amply
compensated for his trouble.
WILLIAM D. MOVE.
Greenville, Pitt County, June 4th, 1838
June II. 32 tf.
DR. J. H. JEFFREYS having located in this
place, offers his Professional Services to
the Citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity ; and
respectfully solicits a portion of their patronage.
He may be found at his Office on Fayetteville
Street, 2d door above the Post Office, at all
times when not professionally ensraered.
Raleigh, Dec. 2. 1837. 5 tf
THE Subscriber has now on hand, at his Mills,
(late B lake's) 17 miles East of Raleigh,
100,000 FEET OF CHOICE LUMBER,
of every description, sawed out of Long Leaf Pine
the peculiar excellence of which is too well known
to need any puff. Persons desiring to purchase will
please make application to Mir. Wiiliam Peck,
Raleigh, or to Henbt Hortox, at the Mills.
The price at the Miils will be flpethundred ;
but, if a large quantity bo bought, even Jess than
that will be taken. PETER FOSTER.
Wake county, August 8, 1 838. 29 tf
THEATRE TO LET.
THE Ralxigh Theatrk" is to be let for the
coming Season, or for a term of years. To an
enterprizing lessee, who understands the details of
the business, the conceru may be made profitable,
as but a small Stock Uompanv will answer, if judi
ciously selected, and the incidental expenses will be
comparatively light. For two months at least of
the Seasen, the Legislature of the State will be in
session, wnicn necessarily brings to tne Uity a large
number of strangers.
More particular information will be furnished to
applicants for the lease, by the subscriber, either per
sonally or by letter.
JOHN G. MARSHALL.
Raleigh, Sept. 1, 1838. 44
(TThe National Intelligencer, Richmond Com
piler and N. Y. Evening Star will each insert one
month, twice a week, and forward bills as above.
U. JOSEPH B. OUTjLAW.
HAVING removed to Raleigh, respectfully
offers his Professional sevices to the citi
zens of the Town and surrounding Country.
His residence and Office are situated on Fay
etteville Street, immediately opposite Mr. W.
H. Haywood, Jr. .
To his friends in the country, he will say, that
they may be assured of his prompt and unre
miiting attent on, whenever called on.
Kaleigh, Feb. 5, 1838. 14
WANTED,
A YOUNG MAN qualified to perform the du
ties of Clerk and Salesman in the Dry Goods
Business. Apply to ' . -.
GEORGE SIMPSON.
Raleigh, August 3, 1838. 40
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Wake Count? y,
Superior Court of taw Spring Term, 1838.
Joseph M'Adams,
vp.-
Mary M'Adams,
Petition for Divorce.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendant, Mary M'Adams, cannot
be found, and proclamation having been made
at the Court House door, for the party to ap
pear and ans wer according to act of Assembly,
in such cases made andprovided--It islherefore
ordered, that publication be made for thrne
month?,' in the Raleigh Register; and the North
Carolina Standard, newspapers printed in the
City of Raleigh, that unless the said Mary M'
Adams appear at the next Term of said Court,
to be held on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday of September next, and plead, answer
or demur, to the Plaintiff's petition, it will be
heard ex parte, and judgment pro confesso enter
ed against her.
43 H. B. HAYES, C..S. C.
w.
& A. STITH have just received two 40
Saw Cotton Gins, and a few barrels of.
Prime Shad. They have also for sale a Jersey
Wagon. ''
Raleigh, August 20,1838." - 42
DANCING SCHOOL.
MONS. PONCE M: NICHTERN respect
. . . ful,J informs the Citizens of Raleigh, and Its
vicinity, that grateful for past encouragement, he
will return in October" next,' to open School again;
and resume its exercises.
July 6, 183?, 36 tf.
LAND FOR SALE.
OP NOW;offer for gale a valuable Tract of I
tUti in the County of Lenoir, known as the c i
Her place," situated on the nortli side of NeUse R
ver, 35 miles abore Newbern and 6 miles east r
Kiriston, containing on thousand four hundred a l
eleven acres ; about one thousand of which are sti
uncleared - and -covered with Oak, Hickory a 'd
Dogwood growth, indicating a fertility of soil rio
to be surpassed in its vicinity. This plantation '
leiiua jir iwu uiiro uii iiic ; jiuuuc roaj and
same uisiautc on nic iiver, wnere mere is a tn 1
seine beach,,hoat landing, &c.
The terms rrray be Jinown by application to
friend Louis C. Dasmond Esq. of Lenoir
my
. Also, lot No70 irt the town of Kinston.
I also offer for sale, two or three blooded J10rsf.,
crfihe most fashionable stock in the United State
Tfcy may he seen at Oak FjoreRt, the residence
my father, in the County ofiNash.
SAMUEL C
BELLAMY.
41 tf
August 13, 1838.
FO K S A li E
$C7A handsome healthy Residence.
. f WUIJIjU sell, on tavorable terms to Hip
1 41 chaser, that well known! Country Seat call.'
riirkTTVTT dipoawt .. ln au
rniuu.ii iunomii, luuiifeu ill lies
City of Raleigh, on the great Northern Mail Roa(j
towards Xiouisburg, five miles from Wake Forest
Institute and about one mile from Rolesville con.
ii tin i trier
taming 50d Acres, About, one half of the laml
cleared, and much of itfreshjand of a superior qua!.
is
iy, inciuuing a nnejneaaow oi about 25 Acres.
There are two Dwelling Hobses (about half a mile
apart) on the Plantation ; 4ne f which is a larre
well-finished airy & commodious Houee,withevpry
necessary Outhouse; the other is quite comfortable
each has the advantage of pure, delightful water in its
yard. This property is among the most desirabte lo
cations in the upper country, whether for comfort,
health or beauty, and prod aces finely corn, cotton,
wheat or oals, and would bp an invaluable acqui
8ition as nlSummer and Fall retreat from iht sick,
liness of the low country.
A Physician would find it the centre of a p0pU.
lous and wealthy neighborhood, and therefore
excellent location. I "
For Terms, apply to me in Raleigh.
JOSEfPH B. OUTLAW,
tc A CARD. 1
JAMES A. KING, Attorney at Law, ( late of
Iredell County, North Caralfna) has removed
to Brandon, Mississippi. and tenders his profession
al services to the Public ije will practice in the
Courts of Rankin, Hinds, Madison & SmicfrCoun
ties, and in the Circuit Court f the United States
at Jackson. -.-V.?.
Brandon, Miss., June 15,? 1838.
35 4m.
MORE WJElf ROOKS
Just received aid for Sale
AT THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE.
IHE Two Flirts, and other Tales by Lady Bles
. ington, 2 Vols. The RyreT and the Desart,
by Miss Pardoe, 2 Vols. Love, by the authoress of
Flirtation, the Di voiced, &c &c, 2 Vols. Jane
Louisa, or aMothers Crime, by the author c!
Brambletye House, Reuben Apsley, &c,2 Vols,
Retrospect of Western Travels, by H. Manfneatr,
2 Vols. The Life and adventures of Nicholas IS'ick
leby, containing a faithful account of the fortune
misfortunes, uprisings, downfallings, and com
plete career of the Nickleby family, edited by Bra.
The Tuggs, at Rams Gate,; by Boz; 1 Vol. The
Fellow Commoner, or remarkable escapes of a pre
destinated Rogue, 2 Vols. ; Vandeleur, or animal
magnetism, 2 Vols. Leila, or the Seige of Grena
da, by E. L. Bulwer, 2 Vols. Sayings and Doiu?
of Samuel Slick, 1 Vol. The City of the Sultan
and Domestic Manners of the Turks, by Miss Pa
doe. Memoirs of Grimaldi, by Boz. 2 Vols. Mel-
moth the Wanderer, by the author of Bertram, J
Vols. Gleanings in Europe and England, by an
American, 2 Vols. Nick of the Woods, a Tale of
Kentucky, by the author of Calivar, 2 Vols. The
Youthful impostor, by G. W. Reynolds, 2 Vols.
Lady Morgan's Dramatic Scenes from Real Life
The Tin Trumpet, 2 Vols Chances and Changa
a Domestic Story, 2 Vols. ' East and West, a
vel, by the author of Clinton Bradshaw. Endlea
Fun,by Thos. Hood, author of Whims and Oddities.
1 Vol. The Sketch Booki of Fashion, 2 Vols.
Kate Leslie, a Novel, by Haynes Baylcy, 2 Vol?
David Dumps, by Haynes Bay ley, 1 Vol. Alice
or the Mysteries, by E: L. Bulwer, 2 Vols. Scoiu
Novels, 27 Vols. And a variety of Novels, &c too
tedious to enumerate.
35 TURNER & HUGHES.
THE underciiffnAd is Ap-ent for tbf
'Ena Firi insurance Company'
Persons wishUrtr to insure their
perty, can call at his Officfe, in the Court Hou
where they can learn the rates of Insurance, and
tain satisfactory information as to the character o;
the Company. HENRY W. MILLER
Raleigh, June 26. 18384 35jj
FLOUR AUfD I a WW.
CHRISTOPHERS & i SMITH have just re
ceived a supply of superfine Flour in la;
barrels. !
Also, a .quantity of Ijidli
Raleigh, July 23, 1838.1
Mn. THOMAS L. JONKS,
fully authorised to act as travf
.i Uiwmor Aeent for this
aper in the States of Tennessee
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana an
Georcnn. alenin F.ef mnA VJst Florida. Mr. Jonf
is now on his way to the West, and will receive be
transmit, without expense.; 'the names of all tho
who desire to patronize the Registkh.
WHY WILL YE DIE T"
A LL ve who are su fife ruie with the Consutnp
J. tion. Influenza, Colds. Indigestion, Dys
pepsia, Head Ache, and a sense of fulness
he back part of, the Head, usually the symp
toms of Apoplexy, Jaundice, Fever and Agu'i
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhus; Vellow, and comma'1!
f evers ot an kinds; Asthma Gout, Kheumati:" '
Nervous Diseases, LiveriComplaint, lleuri?v
Inward Weakness, Depression of the Spirits
Rllntlirpo 1 rflomrr r. tnr. P.li Fit. Pilk'i
Dropsv. Small Pox. Measles. Croun. Coug,lS
Wboopinar Coueh. Ciuiniev. Cholic, Choi "
Morbus. Gravel. Worms jDvsenterv. Deafne
Ringing Noises in the Had Ring's Evil, Scro;
tula, Erysipelas, or Sa
Rheum. White Swellin!
rr.i
mors, Swelled Feet and,' Legs, Piles, Cost"'
ness, all Eruptions Of theSkiiv,Frightfuiprean1
Female complaints of ery kind, especial') 0
structiohs, relaxationsc.
Call at Ww. Pic k'sO nice, Raleigh, and
cure a Box of BrantAth's Vegetable Un've
sal Pills, a Vegeab Puf-gative, not the I J
injurious to he cdnsJtution,; gentle and eliea
al m "its operation, ctsigntd expressly to wri
the body and cleaise.the blood. More J"
14,000 Testjimonja? have I been received v
individuals of theJnighes respectabihtyi
have been cured f the use of these P'!lsc80" .
since their infjodfetion into the United Sts
Price 25jcer per bo. with full mrec"-
AiiOTist 2f)rK. 38. 4
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