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i T VU'.wa,! .H1ffr-V fWS. U.n..vi'Ptiiiu lo at IIIC " ;.
: Sorrow. ;
If eVerfl er icrtenifiljcwna i
"Were wntten on bis brow,
How many wouMoar pity fchartv
Whorle our envy nowf
The fatal Meret, when reTeale
' Of very aching breast,
Would pi OTe that only vehen concealeo,
Their lot appears "the best.
jZL VER'l is EM EM T.
WANTED,) t situation as Teacher, by a geii
tleman who is qualified to teach the Latin,
Greek, Trench and English Languages.
He is a graduate of an European College and
has coasidarabld experience in teaching, both in
this and his aii?e Country. ,
He is desirous1 of being employed as Pr nc.pal of
an Academy, or as Teacher in a . respectable family.
. Satisfactory testimonials esn be produced as to
knowledge and Jnoral character. No pbjecUonto
eo South or West. Application to be made to the
Editors of the Rtfgislet, Raleigh, N. C, by letter or
otherwise.
Oct. 12, 1838., f
, 1 AND
Steam Engine Factory, att.
THE Subscriber has, at very great expense,
built an extensive Establishment near llun
ter's Ship Yard, on the tipper, end of Broad Wa
ter Street, lately extended to the Eastern end
of the Borough, j where a Steamboat can come
Within a few yafds of the Factory, and takes
this method of informing the public generally,
that be is now prepared to execute with ties
patch, in a workmanlike manner, all orders in
his line, ix:
i
Castings, r U descriptions, to patterns;
Steam .Engines, of all descriptions, and
all other kind of machinery, or any kind
of Smith's Work.
Orders at home or from abroad thankfully re
ceived And punctually executed,' and he conti
dentlv hopes lor public patronage.
HAltVEY BEYEA.
Norfolk Vulcan Foundry, iA ;
August 27, 1838. 5
To all Wliom it may concern :
TOTICE is hereby given, that application will
ilSSli be made to the next General Assembly, to
emancipate Emmeline, the wife of Henry Patterson,
of this City.'
. - Raleigh, 15ih October, 1838.
TO
BPORTSMCU
AND
BREEDERS.
THE Subscriber will sell the following portion
of his BLOODED STOCK, viz:
No. 1. A daik bay MARK, 4 ears oM last
Spring, by old Sir Archie. The Subscriber is
informed by Johw D. Amis, Esq. that this Vftre
is the last Coltsired by old Sir Archie her dam
by Van Tromp and is now supposed to be with
foal by the Imported Htrse Whalebone.
. iU. 2. A bright bay Horse Colt, 4 years old
r last Spring, by the well known. American Race
Horse Eclipse his dam by o!d Sir Archie.
So. 3. A sorrel Horse Colt, 3 years old last
Spring, by the Arabian. Horse Yemen, the favo
rite of the four Arabian Horses presented to the
American Minister, Mr Rmi.nd, by the SultHii of
Turkey his dam by old Sir Archie.
!&. 4. A dark iron grJlnre Colt, 3 years
old last Spring, by Yemen, his dam by Van
Tromp, and his grand-dam by old Sir Archie.
As. 5. A bright b-y Horse Colt, 2 years old
last Spring, by the imported Horse Contract,
now the favorite of Spprtsmen and Breeders in
Kentucky; his dam by old Sir Archie.
The Subscriber will also sell a TEAM OF
SIX MU.LES, on reasonable terms.
THOS. D. BENNEHAN,
StagvW.e, Orange, N. C.
Oct. 10, 1838. 50 tf
COACHES, BAROUCHES"
is
uS3
AM BUGGIES.
fiHE .3ubscribcT'lias on hand an assortment of
-JL. the above Carriazes. Sonic are richly fin
lshed, which will, m thinks, bear a comparison with
any manufactured elsewhere, -l he work is war
ranted to be faithfully exeeuted and will be sold on
aa favorable terms as can be afforded. Those wish
ing to supply themselves, wilt please call and judge
for themselves. - . THOS, COBBS.
' Raleigh May, 21,1838. , , 29 tf
-r
Drugn nnd IWcdtcincs,
ION OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
IFVft.ilK, Jflason 4 Co.
HAVING purchased the enure stock of Mess
T. S.Bsckwith & Co. have commenced
the APOTHECARY business at the stand for
merly occupied by them on Fayettevilie S n et,
ecoiul door Nqrth "of Wr,& A. Stith, where
they have just jeceived a further supply of
Dings, IVTlcirjcSEGIass, Oil, Paints,
DyeStufl antl i'effumery, toetli
vru itli a general asso t tnicntul'
fancy; a u t i cibs,
Which they will dispose of on t lie most rea
onabli: term. j
I Merchants aftd others can be furnished with
.Patent and other Medicines on as reasonable
terms as they can be got south of Ibe Potomac.
Person!! would do well to call and examine for
themselves. Physicians at a distance, who m: y
favour us with their orders, wiU have then,
promptly attended to. No pains will be spared
n utcctiBg;d0Mtcft& and Pbarrnaceutical bre-
. y are determined thnt nu Me-
dicines but such as areenuine, shall be sold
un ,e.?vwne. ,,rthf, Firm been brought
hereby avoiding those fa
Smi? to, oftn occr 6ro..gl. in
SttSnHn; they hope, bj
merit a share of
Vtbruary. 1838:
The Purchaaer will b. required to g.ve Bond
- . a
and Secur.ty. v JOHNSON,
Ex r
1838.
8.
SAUSBUKY FEMALE ACADEMY.
M
RS. HUTCH IS0N begs leave to inform her
friends and the public generally, tnat the ex4 ;
.fhi Institution will, bv divine permissionj
recommence on the 10tl of October next. i
Wilh the hope of rendering the New Female A-
cademy of Salisbury, worthy the liberality of its '
founders, and of North Carolina, she has associated i
with herself, teachers, in whose talents and acquire
ments, as. well as dispositions and principles, she
feels the highest confidence, and thus she is enabled ,
. . - . ; I
to recommend them to the patronage of a deserving .
public, and to engage in her own name and theirs', ;
that every measure shall be pursued, and every ex- :
ertiori used, which promises to promote the moral, :
mental and personal improvement of all who may
be entrusted to their care. She believes (the mea
sures pursued in her School Uooro.happily calculated
to. form the female character for stations of high use
fulness in society. She appeals for living examples
to the multitude of her scholars widely scattered over
the Southern and Western States,, who, she trusts,
will be to her School, a sufficieut letter of Recom
mendation. The Literary Department will be under her own
personal charge, the Ornamental under that of her
niece, Miss Sarah Looisa Ntk, of New York
To Miss Emma J. Bakeu is committed the Depart
ment of Music. The high qualifications of this
young lady, as a teacher on the Piano and Guitar,
place her among the most successful teachers of the
present day. I o the Kev. ts. t romtis, whose tnar-
acter is too well established to need recommenda
tion, and whose superior talents as an instructor in
the French, language, (his native tongue.) are ex
tensively known, will be entrusted the class in
French.
Excellent Board can be obtained for the Pupils,
either at Col. Lernly's with the teachers, or in oth
er nighty respectable families, where every proper
care will be taken to promote their improvement and
comfort.
Term of Admission :
II 11 ST CLASS.
. History, Botany, Arithmetic, Algebra, Make
Brun Geography, (with the use of the Globes,1) As
tronomy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Composi
ti' n, &c, &c, ; per Session, - $15 50
sscon class.
Reading, Splling.Writing and Arithmetic, (lower
Ri.lesf with Olney's Geography, per Session, $10 50
' EXTRA BRANCHES.
Latin, per Session, - - - $5 00
French, do. - - - - , 10 00
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, 6 00
Wax Work, per Course, - - 6 00
Embroidering and Silk and Chenille,
per Course, - - 5 00
Lamp-Mat and Worsted Work, do. 5 00
Music on Piano or Guitar, per Session, 85 00
Scholars will be charged from the time of enter
ing, but no deduction made for absence, except in
case of protracted sickness.
N. B. Parents and Guardians are respectfully re
quested to specify what Church they wish their
children to attend.
Salisbury, Sept. 27,1838. 49 4t
ITIAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZH
$100,OOQ!
TH1 MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVB DRAWN
IJf THE UNITED STATES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class A, for 1838.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C.
On Saturday, Nov. 17, 18o8.
T5 NO. LOTTERY 12 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Prizes-
1 Grand Prize of $100,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
8,000
7,500
6,000
5,000
4,000
8,740
2,500
2,000
1,(00
800
500
Besides Prizes of 250,"
200,
150,
100,
80,
60,
50,
J DOLLARS.
40, J
And the lowest Prize 20 Dollars.
Tickets only $20 Halves 10 Quarters ffl
Kighths$2 50.
Certificates of Package s of 25Whole
Tickets
Do do 25 Half do
Do. do 25 Quarter do
Do. do 25 Eighth do
$260
130
65
Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
of Packages in the above unrivalled Scheme,
will receive the most prompt attention, and
those who order from us, may rely upon having
the di awing sent them immediately after it is
over. Send orders early and address
D. S. GREGORY &Co. Manngirs,
49 Washington City,D. C. or
Richmond, Va.
Executor's Sale.
'IMIE Subscriber, as Executor of JOSHUA
1 SUGG, late of Wake county, deceased, will
offer for sale, on the premises, on the 8ih day of
November next, the TRACT OF-LAND on which
I the said JOSHUA lately resided, containing 35
acres adjoiiiiua the lauds of Lewis and Ransom
irooie anu omers. l rfere is a good Urchard and
comfortable Dwelling and out-houses, and an cxceU
lent Spring on the premises near the house.
Term. The Land will be sold on a credit of
nine monllil with interest frorn. date. Bond and se
curity for tbe purchase money will be required.
The title i iridbputabje. b . ;
WILL R-. POOLE, Ex'r.
Oct. 12, 1838. . iOu,
1 Prize of
1 do
1 do
1 do
1 do
1 do
1 do
1 do
1 do
5 Prizes of
10 do
50 do
60 do
85 , do
nOOTJMJVD SUOE STORE.
HAVING, for many years, notiwl the inconve- !
nience suffered hy the citizens of Ualeigh and
Vicinity, for want of any thing like a general assort
ment of BOOTS and SHOES of good quality, !
have commenced the busihess with the determina
tion to keep constantly on hand a general assortment
of L allies'. Gentlemen's and Children's Boots and
Shoes.
As I have nil my Shoes and Boots of the finer
quality, manufactured expressly to order, it will be
several weeks before my assortment will be complete.
1 shall however have a pretty general assortment in
the course of the present week.
I have also made engagements with scvcFal first
rate Workmen, for the purpose of manufacturing
Gentlemen's fine Boots and Shoes in thia City.
I make no promise about underselling my neigh-
pours, lor i uo noi expect iu u . ..j jciuii,
of comnwn understanding, must be awaie mat i can
neither manufacture Shoes here, or have them man-
ufactured in Philadelphia, of good quality, and sell
them lower than what are usually called Store Shoes
that isEasterh or Yankee made Shoes, which,
like Pindar's Razors, arc made to sell, and not to
wear. But this I do pronuse, to keep, at all times,
a complete assortment of Shoes and Boots of supe-
. ... , . ... 1 .1 1.
nor quality, anu 10 sen vnem as low as mrj wn ue
afforded in this market; and I have no doobt that
persons, disposed to give them a trial, will find them
cheaper than those of inferior quality, at less price
I have also a general stock of COARSE SHOES
for Servants, &c.
WILLIAM WHITE.
October lsr, 1838.
25 Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, Ills oegro
man KQH1N, who absconded about the 28ih
of last monb. without any cause whatever.
Robin is a bright mulatto, nqarly or qui'e six feet j
kigh a stout muscular man, asou'. 4 yeas oui
has one of his front teeth miss n I, a a scar
on one of his cheek bemes. occasioned by a burn,
and the mark of a severe cut on one of hi
thumbs. He is fond of spiritv, and w ill occasion
ally get drunk. Robin has worked in a Tan
Yard for 20 years, and is a very good Tanner and
Currier. He is also a gpod course Shoemaker,
and carried off with him his Shoemaker's tools,
lie had a fr e woman for his wife, ad may pro
bably hav.c procured fr e papers Irom some tree
person of colour.
I will give the above rewar-1 for ibe appre
hension and confinement in Jail, f said ngi, o
that. I j:e him. Any jerso" apprehending him,
w II please address me, at Oxford, N. C.
TIIO. B. LM TLEJOHN.
Oxford, 26th September, 1838. 48 tf
ANDREW KEVAN & BROTHER.
Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Refer to Duxcax Cametiox, Esq. Raleigh, N.C.
Thomas I). Ukxxkiiak, Esq. Orange.
Oc. 1, 1838. 48 lm.
TO PHYSICIANS
A Medical gentleman, residing in the South
Western part of the State of North Caroli
na, is desirous of removing to the West and
would relinquish bis practice (which has been
worth from fifteen humlrcd to two thousand lo'
lars per annum for the last ten years) to any
regular pract tioner of Medicine, who would
purchase his Real Estate in the Village where
he resides, worth about three thousand dollars;
on which liberal terms would be given the Ural
Estate consists in part, of a comfortable Fami
ly residence on a well improved Lot, &.C. This
situation is believed to be in all respects desira
ble.
For further particulars, apply at thi office.
September 25, 1838 48 4l
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Chatham County,
Court of P eas and Qua'ter Sessions,
August Term, 1838.
Reddln llntley and BriUon llatley, Exrs. &c.
vs.
Uti-ih llatl-y.
6riginal Attachmrnt levied on lund.
IT appealing to the Court, that Uriah Ilvtley
the Defendant in tlis case, m not an inhabi
tant of this State. It is ordered by the Court,
that Advertisement be made in the Haleigh
Register for the space of six week, for the sa d
Defendant to appear at the next Court ol Pleas
nd Quarter Sessions, to be held forihe Coun
ty of Chatham, at the Court Motive in the Town
of Pittslioiough, on the 2d Monday in Nov.
next, and plead, replevy,, answer or demur, or
the lull' I levied on, will be condemned subject
to the Plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, N. A. Steomis, CKik of our said
Court, at office the 2d Monday of August, 1838.
47 N. A. STEDMAN.
JVORTH CJlROlsIJ"
Granville County,
Court of Equity. Fall Term, 1S38.
James Somerville and others,
against
Susan Eaton, John Y. Taylor and his wife Miry
Murkham, and his wife Susan, Booker
"1 and his wife Ann, and William B. Somerville.
XT appearing to the satisfaciiou of the Court, that
the Defendants, John Y. Taylor and his wife
Mary, Varkham, and his wife Susan, Booker,
an'd his wife Ann, and William B. Somerville, are
not inhabitants of this State : It is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the Raleigh Register
for 6ix successive weeks, for the said Defendants to
appear at the next Term jf this Coutt, to be held
at the Court House in Oxford, on the first Monday
of March next, and plead, answer or demur, to the
complainant's bill, otherwise the same wi:i be taken
pro confesso, and heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, Thomas B. Littlejohn, Clerk and Mas
ter ol said Couit of Equity, at office, the first Mon
day of September, A. D. 1838.
THOS. B. LITTLEJOHN, C. M. E.
Oct. 8, 1838. "49 6t
NOTICE.
IN pursuance of a decree of the Honourable
Court of Equi'y of Chatham County, printed
at September Term 1838, we, the undersigned,
will proceed to .sell in the town of PiTTsaoao',
on Tuesday, the 13th day of. November next,
TEN NEGRO SLAVES,
A TRACT OP LAND,
Containing about 170 ACRES,
adjoining the'lands of Naxct Df.oii afperei dt
and others the same being the property of Jo
seph Fooshke, dee'd.
Trrms ofSale2 months credit purchasers
giving bond and security, as required by the
decree of 6aid Court.
- Jlf). TfAMS AY, 7 . .
JOS. F. STONE, $ Commwsionei.
Pittsboro', SepU2Vl838. 48 ts pradvfS 50
STA.TECOUUSK,
(NEAR RALEIGH.)
M1K first meeting of the North-Carolina St-Jte
Jockey Club, will commence on the old
Tuesday, 20th of November 1833, and continue
5 days.
FIRST DAY.
.lockey Club Purse, 300 Dollars 2 mile beats
entrance SO Dollars.
SECOND DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 500 Dollars 3" mile heats
entrance 40 Dollars.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 1,000 Dollars four mile
heats entrance 75 Dollars.
FOURTH DAY.
Handicap Purse, 200 Dollars mile beat, best
3 in 5 entrance 20 Dollars.
FIFTH DAY.
A Stiver Pitcbrr worth 100 Dollars mile
heats entrance 20 Dollars, to he added. Tle
Jockey Club Purses subject to the usual dis
count.
, The following Sweepstakes are open
for the Fall meeting, viz :
1. A Sweepstakes to be run immediately af
ter the first day's race, for 3 year old Colts and
Fillies, $500 entrance, $200 forfeit, 2 mile heats,
t name and close by the 1st day of October.
Three cr more to make a race.
2. A Sweepstakes to be run on the 2nd lay
f the meeting, for Colts and Fillies, 3 years
old, 200 Dollars entrance, 100 Dollars forfeit,
mile heats three or more to make a race, to
name and close as above.
3. A Sweeps'akes, to be run on the 4th day
f 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 t be run on the last day of
the meeting, lor Colts and Fillies, 2 years old,
100 Dollars entrance, 50 Dollars lonnt one
mile out -three or mre 4 make a race, to name
ami close as above.
5. A Sweept kes to be run nn the same day,
for Cobs 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.
Persons wishing to make entries,
can make application by letter to the Secre
tary of the Club at Raleigh.
The rules of the Nw-Market Course, have
been adopted for die government of this Club.
Stables and litter will be furnished for Kace
Horses gratis, and every exertion will te used
by the proprietor to fjTe satisfaction.
DAVID UcDANIEL, Proprietor.
September 3, 1833. 44
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Northampton County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Stssions,
September Term, 1838.
John Peelc. agent for Wm- Britton, Admr. 8cc.
VS.
John A. Josey.
Attachment Levied "on Land.
TT appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendant in this case, is not an in
habitant of this State Ordered therefore, that
publication be made in the Raleigh Register.for
six weeks, notifying the said Defendant, John
A. Josey, that unless he be and appear before
the Justices of our siid Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County of
Nriharopton, at the Court house in the Town
of Jackson on the first Monday of December
next, then and there to plead, or rf pley, judg
ment pro confesso will be entered up against
him for the Plaintiff's claim, and the land levied
on condemned subject to the Plaintiff's reco
very. A copy. Teste,
Pr. Adv. IS 62$, 48 W. BOTTOM, C. C
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
JOHNSTON COUNTY,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Sessions, A. D. 1838.
John Barefoot k vife Betsey,"
Uudd Smith, Bryan Smith, James
Johnson 8c wife Pherebe, West- Petition for
lirciolc T.p Rt vvifj. F'.ilhr Wm I
Tartt and wife Winny, Thomas I'ARTITION
Tartt & wife Penny G., Henry Of Lands.
Smith, vs.
Jordan Jackson & wife I.ethe.
IT appeatinj; to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the liefendants, Jordan Jackson & wife
Lethe, reside beyond the limits of this Slate
It is therefore ordered, that publication be made
in the Raleigh Ucgister.for six successive weeks
notifying said Defendants, personally, to be and
appear before the Justices of our next Couit
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held at the
Court house in Smithiield, on the 4th Monday
of November next, then and there to show
cause, If any they have, why the prayer of the
Petitioners should not be granted; otherwise it
will be taken pro confesso, and heard ex parte
as to them.
Witness, Wm. II. Watson, Cltrk of our said
Court, at office in Smithfield, the 4th Monday
of August, A. D. 1838.
48 WM. II. WATSON, C. C. C.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Sessions, A. D. 1838,
Jane Smith, Widow, &.c.
John Smith, Iaac Smith, Petition for Dower
joruan jacusou ana Wile
Lethe. J
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendants, John Smith, Isaac Smith,
Jordan Jackson, and Wife Lethe, are not resi
dents of this State It is therefore ordered, that
publication be made in the Ilalei&h Register,
for six weeks, notifying the said Defendants,
personally, to be and appear before the Justices
of the Cou-t of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at
the Court house in Smithfield, on the 4th Mon
day in November next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to the said petition; otlierwise
the same will be taken pro confesso and heard
ex parre as to them.
Witness, Wm. H. Watson, Clerk of our said
Court, at-offiee in Smithfield, the 4th Monday
of August, A.
D. 1838.
WM. II. WATSON, C. C. C.
48
JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED AT THIS OFF ICE
...... -
'S HE RALr.tr.ii TnnATnr' in
to be let for the
I cominsr Season, or for a term of years.
'loan
entcrprizing lessee, who understands the details of
the business, the concern may be made profitable,
as but a small Stock Company will answer, if judi-
r I -...I .1 . .-1 II
comparatively light. For two months at least of i
the Scasen, the Legislature, of the Slate will be in
session, which necessarily brings to the City a large
number of strangers.
More particular information will ,le furnished to
applicants for the lease, try thr subj criber, either per
sonally of by letter.
JOHN G. MARSH ALT.
Raleigh. 8ept. I, 1838. . 44
STRAYED f om Jostak RjtETTfs
in this County, about the 20th May
last, a small Uay JKNNY MULE,
belonging to the Subscriber, with
shoes on her fore feet, (whether
her hind teet are shod is not recollected a
bout three years old. I purchased said JWule of
a Horse Drover, so it is Very uncertain w hich
xy she may have gone, but when last heard of,
she was in the County of Edgecomb. Any in
formation respecting said; Mule, will betliank
fully received and the person giving it amply
compensated for bis trouble.
WILLIAM D. MOYE.
Greenville, Pitt County, June 4th, 1838
June It. 52 tf.
COTTON YARNS.
gi I am instructed to sell Ibis
& M article lower than ever, by
V tvhnlcsaln nnlv so ni In
fefyq ford the Merchants room
to make a profit on it. Those who may want
the Yarn hy the quantity, will please call at
my office, and examine price ami quality.
Where time is desired 1 Will take notes with
security, to be p-iid at the end of six months.
WILLIAM PECK,
Agent for Battle U Brothers.
Raleigh, September 5, 1833. 45-2m
A RARE CHANCE
For the investment of
Capital,
Subscriber, intending to remove tn the
est, offers- a jrreat barium in the sale of
th:t valuable Establishment in the CUv of fta
lelgh, known as the UNION HOTEL." Per.
haps uo House of Entertainment in the City is
so conveniently located as this, being within a
stone's throw of the Capitol Square and the Bank
of the State ? and yet, being removed from the
Main Street, there is a quiet about it always de
sirable to Boarders and Travellers. The Booms
of the Hotel re large and airv, and there are,
besides, a number of ou'-Suildinj'S fitted up as
lodging rooms, which will enable the Proprie
tor to accommodate nil that may call. There
re also attached to the Hotel, rapac ous Sta
bles, with space enough to make additions,
sjiould they be required.
Persons desirous of inves'ing their money pro
fitably, or of enjiugeing in the busines, would
do well to call and examine the premises, as the
Subscriber is determined to veil, and will give
a great bargain. Possession can be had at once,
in time to prepare for the ensuing General As
sembly, and t accommodate the purchaser, the
Stock and Furniture on hand can also be ob
tained with the Establishment, if desired.
ALEX. MORPHIS.
Raleigh, Set t. 22, 1838. 47
Notice to Travellers going South.
fpiIE PEOPLE'S LINE of four horse post
A coaches, leaves Augusta, every day, for Wr
renton, by the Atiguta and Athens Rail Road
cars, thence to Milledgeville, Macon and Co
lumbus to Montgomery, Ala., by Stages, with
Stock and Stages unsurpassed by any line in the
Southern ccuntry. Great care has been observ
ed in the selection of drivers on this line, and
none but sober and most esperienced men have
been employed. Passengers who avail them
selves of the opportunity of taking this line of
Stages, C8n be positively assured of more com
fort und expedition, than can any other line now
in operation, between Augusta and Montgome
ry, Ala. Office at the United States Hotel, Au
gusta, Georgia.
(Xj The Columbia Telescope, the Fayetteville
and Raleigh papers, also, the Richmond and
Not folk papers, will please copy the abovoand
forward their-accounts to
GEO. W.DENT,
Agent, f ot,lhe Company
Fayetteville, Sept. 12, 18J8. 47 tf
BOOTS
OrnilE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
Li jrood assortment of ROOTS and SHOES,
all ot lils own manufacture : none others are sold
bt him. He will make any article in bis line to
order, at short police, and at moderate prices.
GO Call at his Store, on the South side of the
Market House, in the brick row.
JOHN HOLLOW AY.
September 20. 48 3m
COMMISSION BUSINESS "
AT HEJV DERSOjy .
rpHE Subscriber having permanently located
A. at Henderson Depot, on the Raleigh and
Gaston Railroad, two miles south of Chalk Lev
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 be enttusted to his care, at his office at
Henderson, as soon as a return can be had; or
will make liberal- advances on its reception
when requind. He will also attend to the for
warding of merchandize that may leave the Kail
oal at Henderson.
From his extensive acquaintance in both the
country and Northern markets, he flatters him
self that his advantages in business will not be
transcended. His particular and undivided at
tention may be relied on.,
46 tf f. E. YOUNG.
C Stek
. Iiic
Stephen Moore, Hillsboro'.
Richard J. Smith, Milton.
Stephen JIL Dickent, Roxboro'.
References
Henderson, Granville co. N. C. July 26, 1838
Ilolderby & ilIcPhecter,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Va.
WILL give their undivided attention,
Season, to' the sale of Prodnce
this
and
the purchase of Goodst to order. Merchants
and ,Plai;teia making coi s gnments, or sending
orders, shall have every advantage which either
the Petersburg or Richmond mrrkets may af
ford. Office on Bolingbrook Street, nearly opposite
the Bolingbroh ll.Hcl. ,
October 8th, 1838. lm. 49
JL AV
Sr-7 Ji h
-..w.u ,.n,ifj jiemaencc.
a WOULD sell, on favorable tehns to ,110
chaser, that well known CountW Seat J .
MOUNT
PLEASANT, fourteen 'miles fL"T
VyllV Ol Kaleiffll. oil tip err cot VnrlUr.. .
tf. r... . ' ; ""111
' nit
towards Lomsburg, five miles from Wake plirp '
T i i .
institute aim annul one mile irom Kolesvilln
tainjng 503 Acres. About one haK of the lanJ
cleared, and much of h fresh and ofi n superior qu ?
fy, Including a fine Meadow of about 25 Acres
There re two Dwelling Houses (aout half a rni
apart) on the Flantation ; one of fwbich is a lar
Well finished airy 6c commoditfas Hotise.with pvpf6
nPTMsarV l)lllhnn iha rttwr Its nliila nr .. J
j "in . i - mjn "iiuur,;
I i
eacti hffs top vantage of pure, delightful water
1 'fi,:.. . ui
' In
"" -',,!, "it:riy is anjongiue most uesirnhte
cations in the upper country, whether for
(W
health or beaoty, and produces flnply eorn,
vtj corn, rnii
wheat or oats, and would be an ijivalaal.fe neon
siffon as a Summer and Fall retreat, from , J? J
uness oj me low country v s
A Physician would find it the cirntre of a nnn,,
! Ions and wealthv ntiifrhhoThnoiV. and tl,,.,r...
. , , ' , --'ure)ju
exreueiii location
For Terms, apply to me in Ralejgh.
t JOSEPH Bl OUTLAW.
AiVicn a. lunni, Attorney nt' J,aw, ( ate 0?
v ireucrr ,c7amv, orrn varminaj has removed
to Brsrrtdnn. 1iiftri omtun)i i.: -..r
- . .. -J.t,rM ...... ..mp no JIIUICSSKin.
al sertilces to the Publie. He wil practice in
Courts of Rankin, Hinds, Madison? & Smith (jo...
: l l. .t ... . . '"iill-
ues,jin,, m mo circuit ourt ol the United Stau..
at Jackson. '
Brandon, Miss., June 15, 1S38.1
TH E undersiijned
: i .viik iiii inn
"n.ma rire insurance Company."
cisuiis yvihrwng u insure tlu ii nrn.
ueuj, can can ai ma Venice, in tne ourt House
...I .1 I .1 i r 5 '
wneie nicy can learn me raies oi insurance, am L
tdifr satisfactory information as to tjhe character l
tno Company. HKMKK W. M1LLKR
Raleigh, June 26, 1838. f 35 tf
WHY WILL YE iDlE ?
ALL ye who are suffering with the Constrmp.
tion, Influenza, Colds, InAieestion. iu.
pepsi:, lltad Ache, and a f.ense of fulness in
iic uMi.fk iii i ui me nuni, iisiiiiiiy uie svmn'
. I . , . . I
ioms or noniexy, .iaim:ice, rtver and ALMir
T!l! C 1 . 1 I XT II O
uiiiou, ocanet, i y pnus, enow, and Commoiv
revrn ui an miiusj ?uinit hoiit, JCIlcUmatism
Nervous uiseases, JL.ivtr UompJan t, I'ieurisv
Inward weakness. Depression tot the Spirit,
itupnires, jnnammatio", sore rAes, Fits, p.il-v
uropsv, aniau rox, Measies, r"iip, Cougfisiy
Whooping Couch, Quinsey, Oliohc. CIuiIm
Morbus Gravel Wonns Dyserjtery, l)e;.fness,
Kinging Noises :n the Head Riug's Kvil, Scro
fula, Erjipelas, or Saint Anthony's Kire, Sa!t
liheurn, In e Swelhnsrs, Ulcers Cancer-, Tu
irors, Swelled Feel atul Legs, IMes, Costive
ness, all Eruptions of the Skn,Fr?ghttiil Dreainit
Female complaints of every kind, especially.ob.
stiuctions, relaxations, Jkc.
Call at W jr. Peck's Offic, KaJ'igh, and pro.
cure a Box ot BitAJimnu s VegetabK UniveN
sal Pills, a Vegetable Purgative not the bast
injurious to tne constitttiiOM, gentle and cttccti
al in its operation, designed expressly to purijy
the body and cleanse the bIojd. "'Mote than
14,000 Testimonials have been jreceited from
individuals of the highest respectability, vrlw
have been cuced by the use of these Pills alone,
since their introduction into the United States.
Price 25 cents per box, with' full directions.
August 20th, 1838. i 42 3m.
X,JS1BEU 01 SALE-
riHE Subsciiber has now on hand, at his Mil!,
JL. (late Blake's) 17 miles East of Raleigh,
100,000 FEET OF CHOICE LUMBER,
of every description, sawed'ont oflLong Leaf Pine
the peculiar excellence of which is too well known
to need any puft Persons desiring to purchase will
please make application to Mr. William Peck,
naieign, or to mimkiiy niiRTOx,'ai me aims.
The price at the Mills will be SI per hunJrcJ;
but, if a Ifirge quantity be bought even less than
that will be taken. PET KB FOSTER.
Wake county, Augusts, 1838j 29 tf
STEAM FEATHER
E -N O y A T O R
R
rTlHR undersigned recommend to the Tubl'ic,
JL as a highly useful invention, the
"PATENT STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR,
(now in successful operation in several counties
in the State of North Carolina,)! believing thai
it possesses the property attributed to it, ofim
parting liveliness, cleanliness and elasticity to
old Feal hers. They f.itther believe th:t it pn
motes healtlt, hy removing from Feathers any
unpleasant smell which may attach to them ft
long use. The application of the Renovator to
in
cleansiner them from all animal i and other ex
r
traneous matter that may have adhered to them,
when first plucked. Having tried the experi
ment, the undersigned express Jthe belief, tht
if four or five beds be subjected; 'to the stemm
ing process, the bulk will be sol increased sf
furnish a sufficient quantity of Feathers fori
extra bed. ' I
W. C. G. Carrington.Int., P.jn. Burt, VI. B.
Gales, James H. Murrav, Richarld P. Finch, J
G. Marshall, Richard W.Ashton Jas. Litchlorti,
Francis 11. Reeder, Sj Ivester Smith, Alexander
Campbell, Joseph Be'tts, E. Srpith, J. C. Tay
lor, John Beckwith, J.IJ. Christophers, Airreu
Partin, Richard Smith, C. Johnson, V. W. Stone.
The subjoined list of names was procured it
Greensboro' I o a similar Testimonial of the val
ues of the Renovator: S
J. I). Clancy, C.N. B. Evans,! W. D. Pai-dey.
Jas. MMver, J. A. Mebane, C A. GiU'tpie, H.
Humphries, Jas.M. Danfortb, Gj C. Towiisend,
David Scott, James Sloan, AlexJ Wilson, J.
Gretler, R. M. Sloan, Peter Adms, W. K. "
Lindsey, Ralph GoiTell. W. H. j Cummings J
M. Logan, George Albright, David CaUlej
Jacob Hubbard, J. M.Dick, James Curne, Jel
M'Lean, John A. Gilmer. j
N- B. The Proprietors of the Renovator r
thankful for the liberal encouragement tky
have received, and intend giving 'he Citizen
of North Carolina a full trial in j every C"V
east of Ralelch. short I v. suirl nn'nerson WlJ'"
charged after trying the txperi",'t
f iiiilr hed or.be,ls
THOS. P. ROBHRTS
ALKXANDER 3lOKl'HlS
TYal. ioK Auffiict 97. 1WS ' 43 tf
r , ;r
FOR SALE'
A
T.ikelv well hrfik 1 1 nitS I', 'suited to a
kind of Geer. Anv neisoit WisliiiiCT P',r
cnase, win. can ai me urtxtry oiorc- i'-v
cumed bv Mr. Kellr. and examine tor Ue
i ....II - ii o. . l..tr VI'
, i- i .
J J 9
selves.
THOMAS SHIELD-
Rd
eigh, Sept. IX, 1838.
4CM
t
DR. J. II. J Kl
place, oiler
rritKis navin.' . . t"
. j iri.teJ ni
ers his ProfVssioiic' . ,J
the Citizens of Raleigh ami a 'CI IT0
respectfully solicitsa portion of their -p :'1 jile
He may be found at his Office n Y) ,
Street,, 2vl door above the Post ORicc,
times when not professionally enyagei
Raleigh, Dec. 2, i837.