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J- i- ST. i "-si 4 rft mm 7 sr -w 1 ''si i YvmxA, "BoaviWivg .0 111 SEMI VARY for Young Ladisi rereiJt JL the Superintendance if vAn- in thtr vicinity of Hdisbyroiiij in itrttire, be rontiaued on tlie same pr.iicir,lfc, 'luier. the direction of the SuhKcnbers. C-t in jthe Ornamental branches if 1 JJte inieni pearls at random rirtmgv. 9 tDIOTMOTHEJC child of an iJiot young woman, near vvrormnS ht trivpn to a nurse, uwm il rttfc of the iSusqtiehaahali.

but A- i ''v LLzil'-iM sriwr tn See itJ i jnc moxucr swam mw" How decpand how holy Oil Nature, must be The hopes arid the feelings awakened by tnce i fix barrier can eairu, uurc I KTThc omnipotent strength' of thy loyecannot break. They may scni us away to the isles of the sea, Hut a path will be foundfor the mind that is free, MI No prisohtcan keep and no Iron can chain The hopes of the heart and tne inoygnw yi The rmnd in the pure love of nature is brave, It will pass through'Uie mountain.the river the grave CS: 1 Man mayiuild up his wall from thef earth to the I if 2 But the strengta oi acecuon wm viva UST RKdEtYEO AT THE N. CAROl-INA P.OQIiSTOREj LovelPs Fcdly, Mrs. Hetita Pin a novel 5 4 -j Sydenham, or Memoirs Wn Id -v VTK of a Man of the Alice Patdet, a sequel to S'dnhim Traditionary Stories, by Andrew Picken Creat-Bnufnin by Baron IVH.osspr Aoventures of the Ghevdier phas. Westei Coasi.

of Africa, by Pt.Ur Leonard, Surgeon of Navy President l)wipM' Decisions' of Questions Tresiury -of Knowledge and Library of Reference Ladies' Album, for 1834 A y.inkee among the ullifier3 History Paper Money and Bunking, by Guuge do do do by Gallatin A (ieneral History of the mot Prominent Batiks in Europe, by ddard. A fresh ot new and most approved SQHOOL' BOOKS," fiom Boston, Ne-Yoik and F.rsah by TL'RNER HUGHES. Raleigh, Match 4. 18 the ortli Ca rolina Bar. CONDKNSKl) dilih Chancery Reports.

G.IUGO Ki.lioT, Philadelphia, And Tuknf.u ugh E. at the iV. Carolina Bookstore, Raleigh, 'HAVE PUBLISHED FIVE VOLUMES OF Condensed Chancery llejjorts of England. MH3 Work is held in the highest estimttion by a'd the distinguished, of the Amenean Bar, nd no Law Library can De considered complete without it. Chancellor Kent, in speaking of the great va.

lue of this Work to all the American Har, observes It has been judiciously edited, and is a work that was much wanted. It was, indeed, indispensable to the circulation in this country of Knglish Equity. Law, (the best code in the. world of ethic tl jtistly and-tfuly applied) for who could buy or become willing to aiie through alt the voluminous pa.ees of English Chancery when one half of the number is troublesome and useless with us." Cltancellof Williamson, oI Nevy-Je'se), in noticing this Work, says I have examined with srreat your edition of Condensed: English Chancery Reports." The work appears to he ably executed, and entirety to supersede tlie necessity of the very heavy expense to gentlemen ot the profession of the law in the United States, of purchasing the original books of Ra ports under that conviction 1 hatre become a i-ubcriber to the work." Gentlemen of the llench and Bar of the United States have long and justly complained of the number and expense of law books, and particularly of the heavy cost of English Chancery Reports. The present is an effort to reduce the number of volumes, and to lessen the expense of those works at least three-fourths.

(TjThe work is handsomely bound in 'calf, and will be sold at the low price of f5 per volume. The Members of the Bar particularly requested to examine the, work; 14 6w Lately received and for sale at the Nbrlh-Carolina Bookstore, Raldgh. The Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius Pamphi-lus The Posthumous Works of the late Right Rev. John Henry Hobart, D. U.

Bishop of the Protectant Episcopal Church in the State of w-Yrk, with a memoir of his Life, by the Rev. Wm. man, I). 1). Rector of Trinity Church N.

York Ktlwrtrds's Works complete The Works of John Owen, D. D. in 21 London edition The complete Works of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, with a memoir of his Life, in 2 vols, royal octavo Standard Works of the Rev. Wm.

Jay, in 3 vols octavo, with-a. beautiful' Porttait New Manual ol Private corrected and enlarged, by the Rt. Rev. Levi Silliman Ives, I). 1).

Bishop of the Dcese ofNorth-Carolina Scott's Reference Bible, 1 vol. octavo Cahnet's Dictionary of ttie Bule, 1 vol. royal octavo 14 Doddridge's Family Expositor Do. Miscellaneous. Works Chapman's Sermons irnv's Manual tor the AflfT.cted Happiness 6f the Blessed, iy Bishop Mant Srhort Discourses, to be.

read in Families, by Wm. Jay The BtbL' Class an 1 Family Expositor, hy Bi shop Browneil bribed by iiwen on siiruai mmueuness, a P. rter, I). D. Ctiiist our Example, hy Caroline Fry Ttie Holy Bible, Notes explanatory ai practical, prepared a id arranged by the Re and -ore D'Oyly, D-and the Rev.

Richard Mant, D. D. for trie use of Families ll's Expos tknvof ihe Ojdand New Testarnent Rosenmttller on the Hot ne's I it reduction to the Study and Know ledge the ly Scriptures Chtke's Coinmeniary Henry's do- Scott's do Several other: large and valuable Theological' toof numerous to be inserted in a newspaptr. TURNER Bt HUGHES. Mrch 17.

Erfa And such was Uie love which the idiot fclt, 4 In the depth of the lone forest vak? where she dwelu No treasure of art or of science she knew 1 But feelingloT-soul far inore holy arid true. i Oer no page of the bard had she pondered and wept, No gttas of the muse hi her bosom were kept, The deeds of the mighty of old were unknown, But hers was the heart of the mother alone. i i. Tbcy had carried her child o'er the river awayy And slle aitear in the noUce of day But she waited till evening its shadows had strow And then slie went through Uie forest alone. She passed the dark ood, and slie stood by the sde Of the deep stream tnat roueu uown luruuiem uwc, The brave would have paused ere he ventured to stem, The swollen but she stayed not for tlijm She saw not-she thought not of aught but her child, Tlie wind shook the uees, aud the stream murmured iid; Vt.f.v i Sl.e plunged and the stars twinkled brighter to see How strong the jpure love of a mother could be; I ll7: S'ie has passed the deep1 Wave she has strained to her heart Thf chiil of her love, and she will not ThiJre, are feelings of nature will not be controlled, That give strength to the weak and the thaid make DTnilE Subscribers respectfully inform the iiti-ii zens of Raleigh and the Public generally, that tlicy fiave etnploved a first rate WATjt' AND- CLOCIv.

UKPAiUKR, whrcjh wi't enable them to repair all kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery a very superior, style, jand warranted perform well, or no charge will be made. All orders from a distance, punctuklly attedetA W. J. 11 AM SAY Et CO. KaleiHi, Jan.

10 tf; NOTfilS LOST. IHWP. lost or mislaid, three Notes rfJJind, oi AVitUAH T. UoBEnTsx, of this Couriiy, pnyaUie la my Fathtr tle late Thomas Price, vtz 1 for 100, due ,20, 1830. 1- 32, ity 1829 1 SO, Aug.

lb, 1829. -y Th PubHc sre hereby caulioned from trading fVr the above Notes, and the Maker, fioro to ny ordrr. 4 NKEDHAM PRIGK. Wke county. March i4.

19 St flHE lias Itsi or m'rs'aul a Noiie of JL llind, for about fourieen dhars, du4 the 1 6t? tQovembvr last, given to hinji as cu-tor of ItbbcrA B. WiliiaiPs, by bion pt trroni Duni li'he public arejeau- State of North-Caroliiia. Greene j. Court of Pleas and Q.uirier Sessions, lVrn. I Jrnc8 AVet.tbrbk awl WifeanJ others, Lrmnel Aid rid tje and Wife and others! Feti'ioo for k.fr4ifio'Jrjerf?.ij,:.

appt arinfr toihe satisfaction of the Court, that l.eiuel Aldridge and wftVUrti ht residents of this. Ordered, tiiaf miblication of the pendency of tliifrlfruit bfe wee its in ine Kaicign K-egisier, in iui said Lemuel AMruJge and wile may jappear at our nextaRotirt; Jeas nnn miarieroessnon, at the Court to be held lorthe County of Greene ar, ine uourc-iioiu nuw-m cau.fjr tljey have, why the II II ai)(i shuw iV, f-J" Witness Wm Williams, Clerk of said Court, ftt Office, the second Monday of February, D. 1834." WM. WILLIAMS, Clk. Pr.

adv. $2 50. i 20 6w State of North-Carolina, tireeise Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February Term, 1834. PiercU Westbrobk! vt. Frederick West nok and others Petition for Duwfr.

TTT annearing to the sat isfaction of tlie Court, A that James AldrUlire- one of tiie deft-ndants in the above named suit, is not a resident ot this State Ordered therefore, that tion of the pendency ot -tlis suit be made for six weeks in the Kaleigh Register, so that the James Ahlridge may appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the Court to beheld for the County of Greene at the Court-House in Snow-Hill, on tlie second Monday ot May next, and answer, Witness, Wm. Willian.s, Clerk of said Court at Office, this second Mondav of Pebruarj, 0. 1834. -WM. WILLIAMS, Clk.

Pr. adv. f2 50. 20 6w Htate of North Carolina. Nash County.

Court of Pleas and Q.irter Sessions, February Term, Henry Dlount vs. Hmes-Attachment. iT appearing to the satisfaction of the Cturt that Henry Ilines, ile defendant in this case, non-itihaoitunt oftltis State is tberel'ore ordered? that publication be made in the Raleigh Register, for weeks, notifying said defendant to make his personal appearance at our next County Court, to be held for tlie County of Nash at the in Nashville, on tlie 2d Monday in May next; then and there to plead hi the above case, or judgment proconfesso will be taken against him. Witness, Arthur Whitfield, Clerk of said Court, at Office in Nashville, the 2d Monday of February, A. D.

1834. AR THUU WHITFIELD, C. C. OPlvG OF THE EPISCOPAI. SCIIOOIi deferred.

IN consecjuence of the unusual inclemency of the past winter, til progress of the building designed to serve as a Dormitory for the pupils in this Institution, has been retarded much beyond the expectations of the Executive Committee, utjder whose direction it' was commenced in December last And, as the material of this structure is stone, the process of working in hich is necessarily and greatly dependant on the weather, there is now no hope of its completion by the me heretofore specified for commencing the School. This circumstance, together with the fficuliy likely to be experienced procuring in time from the North certain articles of furniture indispensable to the establishment, and the recently expressed opinion of the Rector, that, without the accommodations to be afforded by the new building, h- would be unable to carry into successful operation the system adopted, has constrained the committee, however reluctantly, to pos pone for a few weeks, tlie time for opening the School. The Public, therefore, are respecjifu Iv inform ed, that the JBPISCOIAEi SI IOOI. will be opened, on the first of A ril as before advertised- but) oj MnsiT, the 2sd pat of Jcxk sf.it at which time it may be confide tly relied on that every thing will be in readiness. By order the Executive Committee, GKOllliE FREEMAN, Sec'y.

Raleigh, March 3d. 1334. 17 4w. TO THE PUBLIC. CHARLES R.

RAMSAY, Esq. late Editor of lie Coutitutionaust People's having placed all his Accott' ts in my hands for individuals indebted to said Ofiice, either for Subscription, Advertising or are requested to call at the Bookstore of J. Gals Cc Son, and make immediate payment to the Subscriber who is alone authorized to era-1 and give rec ipts, for said accounts. WESTON It GALES, Attorney in act. Raleigh, Dec.

14, 1833. OF BEST THOM ASTO WN XIUIE, AND A FEW CASKS OF, Plaisterof JParis, JCST Received by the Subscriber at Fayette-vilfe, and for sute, low, for Hnving made arrangements to be furnishetl with frgsh supplieii of these articles, the Subscriber will al-ways have a quantity on hand to meet any orders with which lie mav be favored; and from his thorough knowledge of theip quality, acquired by? experience in working1 them the last lp or 20 years he fl itters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction to those who may ideal with him. JOHN E. PA TTElfSON. FayetteviUe, Feb.

15. 15- N. R. AGGrvXERS tnay get loading to Raleigh; by calling on the Subscriber. J.

E. P. Iteglineutl rIers. Head Quarters, Raleigh, April 1, 1834. 5 nr'HE Officers.

nnn-CQtnn'iswomui Officers and MuMchtns of thc-35 Regwrient N. Carolina 'Mihtwthe lstltegnoent.fct Wake areherebv commndetl to at e.nd ttt tie Baptist Grove, in tlie City of Raleigh, pn Friday Ihe 2d day of 111, lui iiie.jurMc Oi oiiu lltt Oil tlie day following (Saturday) to hae all the Privates their respective con in the City of Rateigh, formed oar Hillboroiigh Street by 11 o'clock, aimed ant for In-spection of A' General view By oruer of Col. J. G. ue.4, i WM.

H. GIMMES, Major. P. S. Ciains Will niate otU Reports antl lliem in on the day of enable him to re-lort to 'tlit Brigadier aiid-AdjuUnt General.

tie ill also require, of the Captains, to hand iu nil the trnst eSpntiHl 'in liicmnnf I i EAGtii fpfllJS Subscriber being desirotts to remove to JL; the. IV est, ofTta-s for sale the LAND, hereon now live-, containrn five hundred and thirty-five iicres sitoate iii tbp county of Wake, twelve rniles East and immediately- on the Stage Itaad leadinlf from Ialdgh to-TaVbbrfiugh and Halifax. On this Tract of I and, there is. a lurg-e DwelOng House, ami other Outhouses; a sufficiency of cleared and to vvbj-k three or four hands to advantage. He has one oilier TRACT, within a mile of his containing- four hundred and totty five Sllfficicnt to work four or five hands.

As to he and her advantages, the land has ix- As to health, situation not its supe- rior in tlie neighborhoml. Peraons wishin: to purcase Land in thisconn- tv, would do well to call and examine soon, as it is the intention of tlie Subscriber to give some person a Cheap bargain. WM. T. ROBERTSON.

Eagle Rock, Wake county, Teh. 1. I3tf Roanoke Navigation Stock FOR SALE. BY virtue nf a Decree of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, made in the case of N. Robards et ah Es'rs.

of John Washington tis. J.nuis L. Woithnm ux I situ I ofier lor Sale, at Public Auction, before the in the Town of Halifax, on I ur-diy the VIA of April next, being the stc.und day of Halifax Superior Court," TWENTY-FIVE SHARES Of the Capital Stock of the Roanoke Navigation Company, held in the nme of Uie late John-Washington, on whicSi has been paid $100 per Share. The Sate will be made upon a creditbf six months, the purchasers giving Notes with surety negotiable at. the Office ot the Rank of NeNv-btm, in deign-, for sccuting the purchase money.

E. B. FREEMAN, Com. March 14, 1834. 19, The Miiion Spectator, DtnviHe (Va.) Reporter, Oxford Examiner, and Roanoke Advocate, 'dl insert the above fht-ee times and forward their aco-unls to the CUrk of the Supreme C'-urt, Sheriff 's Sale.

bfc bold AT the Coitrt-house door, in the town of Rock-ford, Surry 'County, on the second Moooay in May next, the following Tracts of JLiiutf, Or so much thereof, as will be sufficient to sat-isfy the tax due thereon for the year 1832, and cost of Advertising, to-wit 173 Acres, given in by Hadley Reece, lying on tt.e waters of Deep Creek, adjoining Abraham I ieeee and others- 156 Acres, as the. property of the heirs of Mi-cajah Woodrtitf, lying on Deep Creek, ad-jo. nir.g.Pe'er Macimckle. 140 Acres, as the property of William Shares, lying on the waters of Deep Creek. 'adjoining 1-aac Gross and others, 189 Acres, given in by Elisha Arno! 1, lvingon 1 "ep Creek, adjoining Daniel Arnold nd 250 Acres, given in by Zchariah Petty, lying on the wateis of Creek, a Ijoiniug Jos.ah Cow Its andjOthers.

150 Acres, as the property of Joseph fyiigou Hunting adjoining Joel S(rurlv. 250 Acres, in as tlie property of Nicholas Michaels, lying on Turner's Crek, adjoini- David Batey and others. ALSO The following tracts which are unlisted, to-wit 624 Acres, supposed to belong to Kelly Campbell, lying on the waters of the Yadkin, adjoining Thomas D. Kellv. 224 Acres, as the property of the heirs of Richard Parsons, lying on the Flat Rock Branch, adjoining John Wright, and others, i 200 Acres supposed to belong to the heirs of James Patterson, lying on Deep Creek, adjoining William Davis and others.

lOO Acies, supposed to belong to Archibald Donaldson, lying on the Waters of Hunting Creek adjoining James M.iler and others 50 Acres, lying on the waters cf Mitchell's Rv-tr, adjoiniiig Mntthew M. Hughes, -owner unknown. Also, ONE other Tract given in by John Se-grae, Jyinnr Cody's Creek, adjoining John Vite and others, containing f10 Acres. THO. WRIGHT, Sh'fF.

By E. RUTLEDUE, D. s. March 23, 184. 2X' A -PHIVATE TEACUBUT 4-t ALlFIEDto prepare Students for College, wariied by the Subscriber, living in John-county, 16 miles south of J.

T. LEACH. 3t Cutlery aul Earthenware. IMPOKTKTIS OF HARDWARE, JAPANNED AND HEAVY GOODS, A I.SO,0 CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, Have constantly on hand, their Store, IV. 276 Pearl Street, lfeiv-Yorlc, An extensive asso'rt'iient of Gitls in the above lims, which they offer at the lowest prices, for Cash, or on the usual credit.

Their invoices of Haulware and Crockery, received by the late packets from Liverpool, comprise a I a rg assortment of Staple Goods of various qualities and prices, as will usa variety, of Fancy AVares, many of which are 'of entirely new patterns, carefully selected vith reference to the styles, required for the Southern and. Western market. Their Cr ckery is of the Ltest and mrst approved descriptions, troni the best Potteries in Staffordshire. The quality of their, ware is inferior '0 none imported and the prmtini' of their BiwckVllrown and Pink, and tiie variims shades of Blue ware, is acknowiedeil to he equal to any of the kind ewrseen in the States. Their 'assort me r.t ot Chin and Glass Wari'ajd al-oi complete and it istieir intention to be at a' times sun; pt with the most beautiful articles; in the Funty as well the Slatle brajich ol this line.

Great -cure is tfakerr in packing this ware, So that it will go sUtly tunny part of the Cn'on. ltose who will favor W. B. ith hei or-ler for Hardware Crockery, may depend upnfi the execution of them on the very 6es lerm'sv Their cred.t, is-as favorable, as that al lowed by any other house in the Hhitd States anilia liberal discount is made for Cash, jadjui Citt AccKrr-iSCES. New-York, February, 1834.

oil)' Of evtnry dsxcriftionicatlv vcculed at '1H1S (M ICE -'T 5 1 II AfE 'HEMOs III THEIR IVcw KuElii3t li the corner oif Where they Wend kping a heavy and wel: seltiCtwtS.iock Of DRUG AS-D MHICINES, CHEMICALS? PAIN F0ILS, DSTlFPS, GLASS- 14 -1 i All of which pill be sd Wholesale anl Uetap on fnvor ble terms. desiroto close their f.r"m-. Business to'the presentberiod nd respectfully ask of all inUubted to them and J. Hay w66t. caH andke.ymjet,as furtlteridulgenc annot be ffforded.

1, 9 1- IWl BOa PUBLICO. PLASTER, whoi prperti0' in alleviating, or moving Pjt or akfss in the lireast, Sk1, Buck or L'fnbs I an I 1 1 vsn-ftsia. been Hiimn' test tl by hHltitudeHhe wide spread of otir Westerutonttnent, also tn the Spanish; Danish ad British West-India, I')-lands'j arelhliw prejserjf for sale by the SujjU Ofli'in the Store of M'Kiratlliiings 85 Chat.ham-strel, New-York and Book-tore of Messt. Turner 8tltitghesyReigh, ff-C f. The Plaster i the invent ion of an er.

in- nt aiTfilorn, the numtrotts instances of its Salutary eifeits in the aforementioned distressing compl.ijit, the Proprietors can-r-coUimehdSil. wiili tifetmftst cm, fide nee. Tiiv-feel pleasure inst -fir, ulthout fear of contr HfBt out offtf extensive sales, both-jp" the Island, and throughout the United Statf, not one plasWer in fifty -has been returned thy. thfti that. this fact wiil afford tlie evidence of their superior 'Ho- 1 DIRECTIONS.

Warm the piaster I lightly, and apply' it ffi-rectly over; the par) pressing it genily with the for ia rW minutes, where tie surface ifcieveu, or ankle. il i No. 85 Ci'athJm -street, New-Yofk-''. TURNER HUGHES, Sole Age ts.l(al igh, N. Carolina.

Price SO 1 13 3m WORKS. 'glHK Subscribers hive onihand the tollowfjig Vla-dte Medical, Works, widely will be soiuT. rcyiicea price? viz Pewees on Fe(j a1es 11 on Chi dren on Mic -ifery Eberlee's Thgt jpjeutics, 2 vote Bfodiebn the Jfints Hunter on tfiel lood Citmichatl on. 'eneretj Aiernethy's W' rks- 2 vols. Pot is' Surgery' 2 "lo.

Cooper's Lecties by I'yrrell Beck's Medica -Jurisprudence Paris' Chemisrjy Armstrong on I'evers Bell on Wounifs Babe's Morbi Anatomy Tlvacher's Disptmsatory 'r RusihfB Lecture) f'; BrU9s d's I'hys oloy Cothie's ExamJ.iatioh 4'. Pitis on Diet Wilson I'hilip Iniligcstron. a''- JO. 6. SON- Wave formed in the Wholesale BnsincHs, Under 'fjiie of mF.

IIHsoswky And hayjOatiPn the Siirc.No. 190, Peai.lStri Jt, near Atiden Lane, rmerly by of Messrs. 1icks, LiW--ttnc They fend to keef an assort nv nlof Iry Ciotls, incluriig Cotton Bagif, suit ttm Virit ia, and Sonint MurketsgeiieraHy, lVich will be offered tor sle on te ms. Whilelittey acknowledge the patronage Received tjtt. Houses if Rj(NDOLrit Disoswts and VaVastweup j)isiiswAr, in which have be.I heretolort: respectively interested; thell solf'jt a share from their lorwiier of stranrs visiting New-York pr supplie'4i New'-Yotk, FebvlC)t 17 ltn 'Jtresh (Utifden Seals.

MessrMTumer fy ffughes five have shipped to yu, onet Pift'tftontairtin-r I he Seetrts of fin nexetl Ijvoice 'IT assortment is perhaj), suHiciert extensive test th? demand wth you hi.jsjiould rnor-pe needed, they will prnptljlfurnished. As r.espects the we besf leave to savUhat ou may pofliiivly. recomrrtl them. t- Plesedvertise tn Agency, and that VOu 4 i will be rgularl supji.ed that the seeds iTe of our oAn growth, paper bearing our fa Del ana i-artaniy, auiqr iwcir vuainy anji jge alguod qiwhty Iwll ourselves resp.lr e. vf Ref ectfnlly, net' sible 1).

C. LANDRKUI Philadelphia, 1834. AsparjM" Long, bloi red Beet Best eaily York c4 Ll-ge Parsnip -'f4 L'ing Orange Carrot a Early lunup root eft. ilf blood red Beet Karly Cul flower York Cbbae one "vJljU tetery -i Loot; scarlet short tp Yeiluv -pawner ttang Bruwh ftch Lettic 'iRarty Cabbage Lette Large fellow Slra WCurled Savoy Winter burifhidnion. Cabhge uy Guar' Curled ICrsley Rniind Spinach Loi'R Radish I'iclHiug Cahoag Red solitf Celery Brown Dutch Lettucl, Silver3cift Onion Nutun g-Jt-lon Early' fi.it woke B-u-jy Gitiar'ton Peas i Lare Lima lLans Dwarf Imperii! Peas lrge winter Drumiiei Cabbage Red Top Turnip Landreth's extra eatjy teas l.oig prickly Cucumber Red TuYnio R.did Ei.iHy Frri Cucurnhf ifSix weeks ounchbean' riiis dtv K'ceived an for 'sale1, at the Nurd- 1 i URNEU HUGHES.

RdeiirS. Feb. 20. iJ4. AvrX Superior Cli Jwing tCobacco.

a s( vf'Bhribn' Tttchrhoyd Tohjc6-ahd IS" ILf St il AY WOOD hi, given bv the's'ame cett al well-qualified Tear liersi who have forJ eilv. nad charge of that, lienar.i menf. Ttie' Sesim will commence on flie l5Mi V' SAMUEL J. JOHNS IONk! October 40 M.J I 'I 11 JIALEIGrll ACADEMY. TIllE Exercises vht this fostitution ill J.

sumed on Monday. Febrtiarvo. re- Coder the su peri i.tende nee of the Rev. T)r McPnEKTKns the Stibscriher will sr.ve tton iritfie v.rious Hranches of Academical catintviW the fblfiwing viz f7 50-1 oj 5 4i5.oui 15 50, according to th ade of studies. The year be d-v'ded two Sessions of five months each.

L. U. JOIINSOV. Il dcich; Feb. 1.

Wll Slaisd the etisstiiig Season At tte Newrllope RaceCoure Halibx, Northl Carol ii: aiid will render service at 50 the sop, payabte nt i's eyriirHtlon, which mav b( charged insurance. PaHiiii Wth the Mnre will forfeit the insurance Si tsh to the groom in every instance. The season commence 10th February and end 1st August. Mjor West will furnish good gratis, and Mares gain-fed 25 cenis per day. Every attention will be given to pr vent acideiits or escapes, but no responsibility for either.

MARION of f.ne sze, great muscular po er and commanding appearance, his performance place him in the our racing stock he is Jlje very type of his sir? and grandsire, OklArchie and Citizvn, fro whase loirHjresprung, ahd whose unrivalled famejte-issustaining, as wjh pom bij owh perfbrmhces and those of his get. Fra'tci; Marion bore oft at two heats, the great sw.eep stakes of entrance at Tallahassee, Fioi da, 3 mile heats for 3 year olds, 5 entries, 2 paid forfeit, beating Veto of -S. G. and Mary Sn.ith, ot Tennessee, in handsome style, two disiin. guished nags but the old Roanoke, (s would sayj) produced Francis, which caused his ow'ner to fob, 3,500 in rale chink, (in the he-Kuage of Major Downing,) and refused tor mm immediately alter t.

nee. Maria Wes; Clare de Kuchen, 2 A. Pat sy Burton, Zeul.k,, Mr. Corprew's colt and Mr. Whitakei's filicf have all been winners.

To my not more than 15 of his colts have, as et, been on the turf and seveiil of them but of common mares. WM. 7. LONG. New-Hope, Halifax county, N.

C. Feb. 14. 1 15-2m' FOR RENT, rBIHE TO It 12 HOUSE next; door south if JL Mr. D.

Lindeman's, on Fayettevine street Apply to WM. II GRIMES. Raleigh, April 1. 2S This Day Keceived, At the NortK-Carolina Bookstore. The Life of David Crockett, written brR niselt.

Peter Simple, complete in 3 vols. Hie Staff Officer or Soldier of Fortune 'March 26. i Bank ol Cape-Fear, th March, 18S4. OOOKS of Subscription for tle increased V. JLF pital ot this B.ir.k, autiioi ised by the Leg! iature at their last Session, will be opened the placei designated in the Charter, on Tcx- dat 1st ot April next, and remain open for thir'y days thereafter, under the direction of the toll Jwurg Commissioners nj Jtatnjn iiiSKXC'y uavirf i.

Wm.4. Mhoon, Weston R. Gales, Chas. Dewey. JFjirtrtno--PresMlent, Directors and CasliUr.

FayetttvilUt. John D. oomed Robt. Strange, E. J.

lI dc, C. T. Haigh, John Wright. Aewfiem. Wm.

Gaston, John Hurgrin, John V. M. Joseph B. Jonathan II. Hanghtort, Wm.

Roscoe, Rich'd Hoskms. i Philips, Josiah Turner, Norwood, James Wbb A'aewi. Jno. J. Ilium, Em Shober, Jno.

glar, F. IL Shuman. Maxwell Chambers, Thorn tsL Cow in, David F. Caldwell, John Heard, Jr. J.

Alexander, Wasbingloj Murrton, Wm. VV, Long. Ettzaiteth City John 1. Bailey, Miles Wiiite, Jno. McMortn.

Halifax i ose ph Si mons, Mark Petta aj RoeitC llond, Andrew Joiner. JJ. Gotten, James V. Cl'ViC, Joseph R. Lloyd.

IVarrtnton. William Rurlinjjham, Weldoa JN EJi wawls, Edward Hd Dr. Pope, MUton qti V. Garland, Jno. Wilson, riwetner Lewis.

Isincolntun. Vardy McBee, has. II. Hende? Shipp. a Caldwell, Isaac T.

A very, Sam-iid CTate." WashintrtviL Wm. A. Blount, Allen Grief, Win. ii: tvtriinedv. Jffitiioro-- Absalom Myers, jos.

A. Mit Lew is l. Co wper, Bndg" Tntrain Capehedrt. B. G.

Uuulhac, Da id0u law, Josiai) Holly. By I a Resolution df5 the Board of Director', the wiU -receive ih payment Subscriptions tor Stock (as equivalent to i "Slate lia-'k Nort It-Car, ol Newbern, the- United States'and tlieir Bratwli. al Jr Notes oftie Hank the State; ot ioui t-t johna" will hot oe lakem; hut 'uch. Not. the oiher-Biiiks byu'di Caroling, af a- if" Jde I Charleston Notes oClbe lii l'ai nsei iik ot Vu (except the; Urai.ciies ul Wiich.ttr if Uericksoutg) may'be receivett at; a ui '0l I quival-h't fin the which this, Hank w-ll iiicessarilv incur u- deimg.jsuch iiolts avadsblc as 'pecie.

Trep Wilinlnetorf. March 12. .1834: i 19 I 'tC? Pursuant' tn the Boik'oF'Sul)iCilpl1ott will be ''71 'tlw-Tiea'-u Oaice.iii thi-Ciu i-Ci Hi If -it' 1- a 1 -1 i If 1- ff (j fe 7 Vl'-. n.r....:t vi tllu' cima 111 lllCICOl jjma V. one but imsclf.

JEbSE POWELL, Ei'r. Wake Forest, March 20, 1834. 20 -H Notice is hereby given, CTpHAT application will bt made to the. sident, Directors and Company jof the State lUnk of North-Carolina, at the xpirati4n: of thfeeT months from the date 'Vet eotl ihr the re- newal of a Certificate of Stock in su Bank for a rt 1. .1.

everrty-tJire. snares, iianuiiif inc naijic oi 'Andrew Kerr- the said Cvrttrica1 e1 beiii lost or mislatd. -A AN1JUE December 31, .1833. iff 83m RAXEIGHJ N. 4r 3X1 II hscrth er havj taken! osies sio 1 this Lstabhsf imen, in the bu- iiiess narl df the City, is nreoardd to entertain 'rtiArm-i iKW hll V'lOfflava on: him.

Mle ik iomit lo exertions td give satisfac tinn and as the Properly belongs toiiiniit will ttf cutre. inttrer.t to inert asr tha value of ityhy its wefl establiitufii eeputa-' tbn he will do, if a plentiful fdi iaiivud-! HrstStcomrf table trttstjj r-vyMloidund strict py-rsoiiat lleiuifmw-liiciisure GROCERIES, kc: DUNN GUN reHpectf-iliy inrnrm their friends and the 'public that tiiey have re reived their Spring supply of GROCERIES, CONFECTION AR! ES; consisting in iiart of the fitlo wing Art ich L.iqiwrsrt TFifjtet-Cordial, Porter and Candied 1 all- If Almond. Filbetts, Pecan Nuts, PrUues, Ftjfs, Tamafindij Cn.tpn Ginger t'etlur with all article umuIIv kept iu thislmc, vrhio tliey ate determined to Svll low. They also re qnest all persons indebted to them to call ami settle by or oth rwise, as -ey intend to close "their this sit mini-r A'liey have' -oil haiul a quauti -y of old- Bacon Hani's and Midviiiigs, ogeltif with i q't -ntity oi Lard, WiucU'wHi stdd iJw on asho.rVMred'u. Micti2, Ty3L 4 20 3l I IN i.5 A I XS W.

OF EVEliY UJESCfttPHON Ji KntX J- 1- dcoisfai; ke pt'dn hand by the therciu It'-' oil- atunigeftrent ut aTlegimcr.t. 21 i 4 1r-.