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i i i I -it-' v. i a. I II ftir THE LAME C-APTAIAL- --Bg i but mortal man, and wit il mj thing atrange for a man, 'Rierelr utortaf; Id die That, Occidental 1 Preiident liad turned ttailor bo wai ibVarting verj acbeme that could bo dcvitcd 4WJ)ij Cbnigreaa for the relief of the peoplo that be had vetoed, not only the Bank Bill of the Whig Chi. up uirtjiifj.hie owii auperviaion, and all if thiaoutofpore wuuton. -r neaif and who, said he, il to blame for it The Whigat Certainly not.

And why? Why waa the Congreia that appointed Benedict Ainold to Eower hot to blame for hia traitoroua conducf and navery I "He then appealed lo the" 0euiocrat, and asked them if they would help to secure lo Ibis distressed and almost disgraced country any means of reliefs if they would, to join in- let us pass i Bank Bill over he head of the rreideiit- to do this instead of drafting' resolution thanking the President for his keeping the couiiirj iu ttiis iiibst deplorable condition. I need not ray thut jhe hud hown in the ineantime the utility or undoubtto necessity of some apriof a National Bunk, or a paper currency that wauld be of uniform alue throughoul the United Stales, which would rcgu Jale the Slate Banks, and lurmali to llie pi ople uuiiu niiu fjvrmaiiriit pit uuiairii muuiunt, incvuii stilutionaliiy of which it was to doubt, since the first baok charter was given us by a large number of those wlyi had made the Constitution, and signed by that wise and good man so justly called I he Father of hit Country, and that every President (while President) had admitted its constitutionality down to Air. Van Bureu, whom he did not think very good authority forany tlunsr. lie then ullu-' dcd.lu the manner in which many men who wistied right bad been misled, and now, because they bad Democrat stuck to their names, would cleave on lo their men and forget their principles he warned them against that-said no mailer for tho name let us go for means and not lor nanus or for men, lie insisted on having the isiue fair, ty nmde up ar.d submitted to the people, Bank or no Hank hii4 he shewed the lieceity, uia most lucid manner, of a well regulated Tariff, anil then came down to domestic policy, gave hut a moment's 'atlcurou to the muny cburges bruulu against him by his competitor for uflice, aid (be nbstiril positions. arid cob web iriiineuts kuhciI to have been taisid but to lie reluied.

'J he whole were-tfjKJIhkeg-iiefortB1-blight tuorniiitt prcHucc bm like, lie feirm of thore he put-suiisbiiie, lie fehewed, too, that Mr. Henry bud teth his hand to the. plough, Inoket.h not back what bis been oi nearly evtiry sid ol nearly every queMion. hand fin'lt th to do, beiioeth it with his ipight lie is and wound up by coinpliinenting iho large and ve nm a lleirulean l.ihoi. Nunc but his pow- ry auenijve as.semoinge oi yuung i speaking eyes nuu rosy cneeks would ntake any ussfiiibly truly HngUMt.

Onkofthe l'toi'LK. Mender sonville, July 12, 1S1. From the Mesevger. Gentlemen: The apostle of liberty has visited I mean our good Governor, J. Al.

Moielicud. On yesterday, at our village, he spoke lo a large and profoundly attentive audience. The Governor embodied in his whole deportment, dignity and, manly lorbeorauce, accompanied with an ability 1 Inn whole country calls for his most powerful efforts; which was seldom, if ever equalled in tins pait of ,) tlC best intereMs of that country, to all human ap-the tate. Tho speaker, as with a light candle, i at this momeni hang upon his success To me oiaie. iuu spenncr, us wiiii a iigim canine, i p.aronne, at thix rm sefhedHhe besnnt of nmdi rn- drirmctitcyj ht wi! -tf-; there was yet a spar of the spirit of 70 l.ul, jl was extinct I He then appealed lo his audi- his audi- a i ii tinil flat iiiil rinla in flisa mittin il L00K 0UTT0R1 SCAMPi- I DEEM it duty which I owe to the community, to caution the public against one ULETOif 'MOORE, who is roauiingsbout th country under the character of a Shoe Maker by trade, and and that ef a Methodist Exhorter understand he bas hadsygra.l ppolntmeiiti Id "exerciseTu public m'tfie character of an exhorter and, knowing as lido, that he is going about to deceive the people, 1 will state facta which I Stand ready to establiih whfcu called on: that the said'Moore it a very impertinent fellow, and a profane swearer; and for the truth of what I here slate I refer the public to Dr.

JA. Foulkes and James Brannock, both wliom have had occasion to notice his conduct GREEN S. MAGEE. Waterloo, N. July 23rd, 12.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF North Carolina. In Dankrcptcf. notice to show cause against Petition of REUBEN ROSS, Guillbrd cou oeciarca a uvnkrupt, at chambers in Fayettevillc, on Thursday the first day of September. 1842. JOHN CLARK, of Guilford county, teacher, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842.

JESSE McCUISTON, ot Guilford county, merchant, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chamber in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day ot September, 1842. WILLIAM II. MOOUE, of Rockingham county, farmer, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayettevillc, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842. ROBERT MOORE, of Rockingham county, tanner, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayettevillc, 1 on Thursday the first day of September. 1842.

LORENZO I). SAUNDERS, of Rockingham oounty, farmer, and trader, to be declared a Bankrodt, at chambers Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842, PENDLETON JONES, of Rockingham county, inn keeper, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1842, JOHN PRICE, of Rockingham county, farmer, to be. declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayetteville, on Thursday, the first day of September, 1842. By order of the Court, II. IL POTTER, Clerk of Court in.Bankuiplcy, July 12th, 1842.

25-4 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF North Carolina. In Hankruptcv. Notice to shtrw cause asrainst Petition of WILLIAM R. STRONG.1 of Rockingham county, tobacco manufacturer, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 142. TERREL HOPPER, ofRockingliamcotirity.Wacksmith, to lie declared a Bankrupt, at chamlicts in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of Septomlter, ls12.

CHARLES R. SMITH, of Rockingham county, farmer, to be declared a Bankrupt, at chambers in Eayette-ville. on Thursdoy the first day of September, 112. JESSE -NEEDHAMi -of Guilford county, -merchant, to lie declared a Bankrupt, at chabmers in Fayetteville, on Thursday the first day of September, 1812. By order of tho Court, II.

II. POTTER, Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruptcy, July 12th, 142. 25-4 UNITED STATES" DISTRICT COURT OF North Carolina In Hankruptcv. TT NOTICE to show cause against petition of JOHN B. KINGSBERItY, of Stokes county, carpenter, to i .1 i i.

i i 1 huisuay the lirst day of September 1812. By order of the Court, II. II. POTTER, Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruptcy, July lOt lit 142. V.

Slulcs District of N- Carolina" DrtrrktrT Coitrt t.v Bankr frrev ALQiaiubmji.izi SAMUEL HELL, of the county of Guillord, having this day filed a Petition duly verified praying to be declared as Bunkrupt: it is therefore Ordered by the Court that cause, be shown before tho Court at chambers in Fayetteville, on Thursday tho 1st day of September, why the said Samuel Bell bo not declared a Bankrupt pursuant lo the act ot Cougresx in that behalf; and that notice no published in tho Greensboro' Patriot lot the space of twenty days in succession. II. II. POTTER, 25-4 Acting Clerk in Bankruptcy. United States N.

Carolina District DlSTBItT COIKT IH BaMKHIHTCV At Chambers Fayetteville, July 12, H42 ARTIN LAV LOCK, of the county of Guilford, 111 having tins day filed a pet ilion duTV Vermeil, mg thnt he may be declared a Bankrupt it is therefore ordered by the Court that cause bo shown before the Court at in tne town ol rayeucvine, on Thursday tho 1st day of 112, why the said Mania illuvbick be not declared a Bankrupt pursu ant to act ot Congress in that behalf, and that this notice be published in the Grcensberough Patriot for the space of twenty days. II II PQTTER, VJ4-4 Aclinguiorx or ooun in uunKriipicy.1 United States N. Carolina District Disthkt Court in Bankruptcy At Chambers in Fayetteville, July 12, 1H42. ROBERT BELL, of the county of Guilford, having this day filed a petition duly verified, praying that he may, be declared a bankrupt: it is ttiefetoro ordered by the court that' cause bo shown -before the court at chambers in the town of Fay cite vi lie on Thursday the 1st day of September 1042, why the said Robert Bell be not declared a bankrupt, pursuant to the act of Congress in that behalf, and that this notice be published in the Greensborough Patriot for the ipace of twenty days, II II POTTER, 24-2 Acting clerk of the court in bankruptcy. AN ASfLUM KOK THE SICK.

I WOULD hereby inform the public and those who live at a distance, and are afllicted with chronic diseases, that may wish to enjoy the benefit of Botanic treatment, that I am now prepared to carry out the system in all its practical operations. Good accommodations can be had convenient Jo my shopen reasonable terms. I am fully convinced from what 1 have seen, and from praetrcat-expertencerthat thrBotame-remedies are mAani.ata in ih -n rn nf alt rurahle and nine tunes out of ten, will 'cure, when all other remedies have been tried and failed, uur meuicmcs are innocent and safe powerful to remove disease, and to preserve II. T. WEATHERCY.

OrerHirrrVW 24-tfrT' CLOCK WATCH REIMIRINU. THE Riilwcriber returns his thanks to the citizens of (jreeiitiboro' and ts vicinity, for the liberal encour-'gcrnnnt tlicy have given him in usIinKof buNint-ss. He will con tinue to Ct.Kiks and Hutelies; make aim repair Jewelry or anv kind Silver Spoons.Vge or small, will ,1 nnU ail be made to order, vasn win ic gium kiu nu- vcr. JilJSttA JUlIIVhU. Juiw 20i ii.

mil. I At-TT I. IV TTAVlrlst'ieived an A1)D1T, lONAL SUPPLY 11 pf (fixxls both 4)ry Goods and Groceries, which nakes their Stock tolerably good at this time. June, 2tf, 142 Va3 THE PATRIOT. 0 EENSBQ ROUGH i Saturday! aiornlnar.

July 30, IS4a. FOR GOVERNOR Election 4th of Auguit. I 6CT We) have authority for announcing the gentle- fnei ar "Whig Candidatee for our next General Assembly For the Senate T. Miirehead. For the Commons George C.

Alendenhutt, illiam Dvak and Joel McLean: $. 07- We are requested to say that Jot. A. bu- Jom aeariuadfttoler.U..e ford countyi 1 tT- Jatnei Doak is a candidate for re-election to the office of ShctifTof Guilford County. 7 NExFTWRSDAr Is the Election bay, throughout tho State of North Car- JjCi evpry Voter tall JOHN AI, MOREIIEAIX Fellow Citizen's of Guilford: Reed tho accounts copied into llii a wr of Governor Morehead's progress ond reception nmong the people of the Western part of the Slate.

Since receiving the papers from which these accounts nre taken, we have beard of him at Salisbury, una rimriono, onu various other places, receiving the respectful attentions, and addressing large assemblages, of his fellow citizens. Since he was among' us, on the 25th of June, be has beeh'travelting conflantly, over many a winding road and Weary hill, performing long journeys under the scorching eye of a July sun, and almort every day aJ-drcssing a lnrge erovd of jwople, explaining the situation and complicated interests of our great republic, and reasoaiiig il lLa wieauf ca pt opat to secure tho prperi-ty and liMppineMn and liberty of the millions who look to him and tutch as him for honett and wi.se counsel, i Ho is fellow County-man of whom every Citizen ot Guilford may well be proud. In good fai'li we say wlim we believe, vhert wis assert that no other County can Trfattrfmr, ami.Ted vvirt. a spirit tint iievtr for an In- (tr.nt fla a unit I fired. with the must highly honorable perhoual ambition, and the lruert Jove of country, could etitlure fati-'tic othiirh a ranv--K, It is no iiichii CMUse no ordinary that demands of Gov.

Morehcad the sacrifices and the unparuliclled fatigues of thi" campaign. Interests of more deep and enduring importance, tied objects higher than thut of being continued in theKxectitive chair of North Carolina, have inspired his voice and nerved his frame. Iliscountry ViT til North Jo mM Carolina, under this gallant leader. iirw)rl wnnlp of the lrninn lmb. tnctn'h nit? titii'ifp? in urit iii uiiu uirunt i v-tiuoru uy iil'ULU 1 wayi.

been bestowed upon him in "bis own country!" tu. tv.i fw our ,3 you gf eldV Shall -tre say to the sontuit the West, Old Guilford is picking her tlint" once more look out tor another report, that Kha" drown muh'x rmAMe I.rt us the State, Prepare an ther pcaLof Guilford Thunder, that hhall. fill the oars of all the people, re-echo from the mountains along her siiiilihg plain, "until its reverberations shall mix with tho murmurs of her seas. COL FRANCIS L. SIMPSON.

We utidcrslund' this gentleman is eiideavorirg to make interest with the citizens of this county on the ground that be is no party man that he never gave but two party votes in the legislature that it is high time party spirit nnd' paity feeling were -lie. away and so lorli, ami so. on. Now the English ofall this we con-reive lo be thus: Party spirit should be abqlishcd, and every body turn Iwofoco in which exceedingly happy state of society the Colonel would stand a better chance to get into the Legislature It this is not a fair trans-lation of the Colonel's sentiments, why, he must come out nnd tell which of his locofoco notions he is willing to give up, himself, for the sake of this glorious conglomeration of parties. 1 We learn that Col.

S. at several places expressed the strongest conviction of the unconstitutionality of a National li.tiik. nnd argued might and main with all a Van Buren Democrat's zeal against such an institution but eventeally eakl thnt if a majority of the people should go for it, then ho would go for il too! So it seems the constitutional learning goes by majorities: when he swears to support the constitution, he means tc support the opinions of a majority, whatever his own convictions hiay bd. We learn further that 'he Colonel complains ofa combination against him! Now we reckon he is about half There "i hi Guilford a coiilbinafion' of some two thousand voting, men for the purpose of letting Col. Simpson alone And they have tho spunk to i do it, too, sure as a gun.

Ae i to any conibination of Whig Candidutcs against Tma'iieTliTcw'TrCT CHJiie put. And fie. no. dotbt hopeil there would be more than a ticket lyid" there's the (itiffTyVbat gratificnTOn would ft lie to-an man to have the name of representing a pei with whom 'he differed on every essential point fit public policy It is stated that gentleman in the employ of the British, Government, in ascending the river Juba, in Africa, found a considerable tract of country inhabited by a cu-rim. race of Damans, not exceeding four feet in height, with verv curious views of government ond religion, and exactly resembling the typeot Herodotus.

All the Banks in'Virgiriia have resolved in convention to resume sjeeio payment on the th of September 4 We MtBA-jreVltW notice the fad that Mr. Henry bad declined any further canvass of the Stale. He'notified the peopl to thai eflect'through the Standard, asaigninffaii reason, that hi liealw en. deijfJibyatthia Msaoatle-yeafT-Hiyicon-test with Morehead at Fsyctterille, on the 7th of June. WMfhia last effort since whicktinje ha is asid to have been enjoying himself at his summer house, and in riding through the street of Fayetitville, aa well as could be a aick Ifilr.Uenry'a BMlth Mf-ally so delicate aa hiroseirand friends have taken so grest jfneto set forth, we should be the last to take ad van-tagfe on that score; but his affliction bears so great simi-lrilJ' to that ot the lame captain that we cant help thinking there is more than meets the eye in thistxeuse.

that ledmilitaM. nflWr, yfrirfftr enemy glory awaits you in tli conflict fight hard don't run as lonaayoti can help it- aa I am a little lame, I'll go now. TOWN MATTERS. Week before last the commissioners of Greensborough held a meeting, at which they determined to assess neither Property nor; Pell Tax upon the Citizens of the Town for the ensuing year. We understand that the Corporation is out of debt, and has a surplus in the Treasury, a very comfortable reflection for these tight times.

In view of these circumstance, when the individual affairs of each citizen demand all his means and attention, the commissioners thought it best to lay no tax in addi tion to that which we are called upon to pay the State ond the county. '1' I SIAIIRIEO, In this vicinity, oh Wedneoday last, by the Rsv; E. W. Csrothers, Mr. Adam M.

liankin to Louisa M. Kerr, danghter of the late Nathaniel Kerr. DIED. In this county, on the evening of tho 27th, Mary Lane, wile Isnae ln, near HO rears of At his residence, in the county of Rockingham, on the fiih after an illness of several1 which he bore with the greatest fortitude, Mr. John Wall, in the fiOtb year of his oge.

Mr. Wall was a good neighbor, an nfloct ionHte husband and father, and an indulgent master. Let this dispensation of Providence re-uuidaUliwlsurvivifly friend, that they too must shortly follow Jiinu end that it is their duty to prepare to meet their vl. Ctwnn. 1 At hr residence in Rockingham county.

Miss Antrr-linn Liiub in the 'J4th year of her age. Exemplary ieher efh)net, a nd devotional in her conversation, she was loved by all ho knew Iter. In her death we have a clear illustration of the triumph of her faith. Comm. tliblc Society.

rpMK Annual Meeting "of the Guilford County Bible J. Society will be held in the Buffalo Church on Saturday the ot Augm-t at 2 o'clock I'. M. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Messrs.

WVCHK and GUETTKR. Hy order of the Executive Committee, JJNttSLEJSec'y A CA5II will be held for Guilford Circuit at Muir's Chapel, commencing Friday Otli of September. The brethren, travelling and local, are invited to attend -J4). July7ih, c.t.nr-iiEKTi.va. There will be a camp-meeting held at the Mount Gilead enmp-ground, one mile lioin Germatiton, to commence on Friday the 5 th ot August.

Brethren in the jniuislry. travelling and local, are icspcctfully invited to attend. Stokes Circuit N. C. Confi renee, June 1, 1SI'2.

II virtue of a Heed in trust executed to me by Jesse Watklns, to secure a debt to Solomon Wall, therein specified, xball offer for sale bv way of public auction. on Saturday the 20th day of next month, (August,) at tne dwelling of said atkins, near Ilinshaw Carding Machine, in Randolph county, the following articles of property, viz: a family Carriage, a gxd Cow, a Bed and loriiiture. Bureau or stand ot Drawers, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sic. B. SWALM, Trustee.

Asbeltoro', S. C. July 23d, 1HJ2. 25-3 T- I I (11 A I W001' WARDING. I have just completed prepa- F.

rations for Carding Wool in a superior manner; having my machines put up and conducted uuder the superintendence ot Mr. Elswick S. Field, wboe fidelity on experience in the business will insure good work for such customers as may favor us with a call. Bring clean woid, and you shall have good work, done at as small a price as uny man will card for in this coq liny. XI onl ISolls kept constantly on hand for sale at the Factory, at 33 cents Where 50 pounds are taken smaller quantities at 37j.

Airil 1-42 IQtC T. R. TATE. Head Qlauteus, CnfctftsooHO', I July 20ih 1H42. THE Colonels commanding the Regiments composing the 8th Brigade of the 0th Division of North Carolina Militia: You are commanded to parade the Regiments under your command at the us'iul parade grounds, armed and equipped as the law directs, for general review and inspection as follows, to wit: 00th Regiment, at Old Town, on Tuesday the 27th September, 1842, at 11 o'elock.

A. M. Volunteer Regiment of Stokes, at Germanton, on Wednesday the 2f th September, 1842, at 11 o'clock, AM. both Regiment, at Hampton's, on Thursday the 20lh September, 1842, at 11 o'clock, A. M.

01st Rejjiment, at Madison, on Tuesday the 4th of October, at 1 1 o'clock. A. M. 07th Regiment, at Reidsville, on Wednesday the 5th of October, 1842, at 1 1 o'clock, A.M. The Regiuvnt of Cavalry, the Volunteer Regiment of Guilford, o7Uiand Spth Regiments, at ureensooro.

6n i' Friday the 7th day of October; 1842, at llti'clock, M. By order of JOHN M. LOGAN, A Brigadier General. Johji A. Gii.mbb, Brigade Inspector.

25U Asheborough, N. C. July 1 3th, 184 2. JPiuJ.Iu;uw.Rjlf,igh. Dear Sir: I think vour Medicines are about to take a start in ibis county, from the fact, that they ellected a cure which seems to have baffled the skill of the physician in this flection, for ay ear or two.

The subjecUtt 'Air. Nathaniel who has been aftlictediwifh the Liver Complaint, together with some other complaints, say, Flatulence and has taken the Restorer together with the Aromatic Extract aud JJepurative Powder. Hesays that in twelve hour-be felt relieved, and in twenty-four hours, mueh rrieved. He has so far recovered, now, as to follow the avocation of his farm With little or rrodrffieulty. He says he wants nil who are afllicted, to use your Medicines, and is re commending them to the afflicted.

I would tie glad you would send me a snpply very. boon, by the stage, of Extract and Abyssinia Mixture, as a vast numocr oi persons at ing them now. Respectfully yours, J. M. A.

DRAKE. 'ra -Iir the County or Patrick, Virginia. the iiiereanina niimlu last two or three years, and from the remarkhl curMeiTected by tlie use of the water, especially in cares of Iyspcpia and other diseases of th? stomach, dtci the Droprietor, Mr. Allen, Iras been Induced to enlarge his inprorerecnta so aa to accommodate some two or three hundred persons. And alrlHHighihe rooms are plainly fitted no, I have no hesiution in saying that oo watering place in Virgin, la offers stronger inducement to the valetudinarian not only for the healing properties of its waters, but on account of the unexampled cheapness of board, (a thing, by the by, in these times of pecuniary scarcity, cf noliU tie consequence.) This place, which has recently become so celebrated.

situated just at the base of Zadock's Knob, the highest point of Bull Mountain, and in the midst of a forest abounding in deer and other game, affording the Visitor a good chance both for venison and exercise. Mr. Allen will permit the Visitor to occupy theRooma for a very small compensation, and furnish bis own provision and lodging, enabling a whole family to boartl for less than one individual can board at the White Sulphur in (Weenbrier county, "The subscriber will state, from his own observation, well aa from the information others, that many, very many diseased persons have been restored to good health by the use of the water of Allen'a Springs. July 1842. I1ARMAN CRITZ.

PAIS, FLi.71 DUDLEY MILLS. Hating purchased these Mills at a considerable price, and the times being hard, I feel justified in making every honorable exertion to secure a portion of the public patronage, I have put my Machines in first rate order i end having employed Mr. Joseph Mitchrll, an experienced band, I think I shall be able to give general satisfaction to all who may favor mo with their patronage. If yow bring me good Wool, in good otder, 1 will give you good Rolls; if I do not, I will pay for the wool. My prices for carding are, 0 1-4 cents tor white mixed, 10 eta.

per pound for the rolls. I take it upon myself to aay that work done at my Mills shall be equal to any done in this section of the country althdiigK tliero have Veh efforts, diver timos, to turn people when they iutended coining to my machines lo give them trial. And as I expect to deserve a fair portion ol the public custom, I should be glad that people could call on me, without being induced to go, elsewhere. Let mo have fair play, and an equal chance with others I ask nothing more. J.

H. CLAPP. Greensboro', July, 1S42, 24-5 Cabinet rnrnilnrc. rflllB subscriber offers his services to the Public ineT JL ery Branch of his Business. Having aequired a kirewledge oHrrfiTTBdeTrrthe CityofNew York, and worked in several of the best Shops in the United Ktatco, he is confident ot his ability to execute work in the most duraMcand fitkhionable style.

He has now and intends to keep constantly nu hand a good ossoitmeiit of mahogany furniture, with and without MARBLE Tops; also Wulnut, Birch, and Cherry Furniture. 'Tho bewt mid most fashionable work, can bo procured as cheaply at this shop as from the North. Call see, before you send from home. PETER Greensboro', July, 1 42. 1 vol 3 28tf THREE UUJVDRED PERSONS II AVE bought and fairly tested the quality of E.

P. WAStl'S-IMAtW FOR therrrselviw- rcaily to recommend them to those who may be in want of tho article. Don't pay for the Piano until you seo what it is, and then you are sure of not being imposed upon. Th Bute' scriber oilers his Instruments upon trial. E.

P. NASH, Seller ef Books and I'lanoea, July 112. I'etcrobrrg, Va. V. NASH, PkTKHSIII'RO, VlROfNIA, () ITERS HIS PIANO FORTES for sale upon tri al.

11'lticy ale found good, to ho kept, if otherwise to bo leturneil. The vary trom 27o toiMMI dollars. Tllltl.l; HUNDRED hnve nlrca.lv Ix-imi scjld aud not a bad one amongnt them. From 20 to always on hand, at his extensive entbhseineiit Petersburg, Va. RANKIN 6l McLEAN have just received a few barrels No, I triiumod alno a quantity of fine white Liverjiooi SALT tor summer use, by the sack or smaller quantity.

July 20. It I K. 1 TIERCE (000 lbs.) of Rice. Just received, and for. nale by RANKIN McLEAN.

I US receivei a lot ol, Lfgliui obildren's lon- nets. RANKIN McLEAN 1k boxes by 10, 5 boxes 10 by 12 Glass, KKI lb. Putty, 100 lb Lampblack, 300 16. Venitian Red, 300 lb. Sp.

Brown, 50 Gal. Spt. Turpentine, For sale, by J. Si It. SI.0ANT." JUST received 4 Hhds.

bright new Crop Molasses. 1 teirce(500 lb new crop) Rice. J. RSLOAN. 0 FTER AUGUST COURT NEXT, no more of the Duebillsput in circulation by the late II.

Hum- phreys will tie redeemed. May, 112 TATE lfl-tf AJVCJIOJi ROfiTINfi CLOTHS. entte ii. LiniMur IS still engaged in tho sale of Bolting Cloths. He baa on hand a larre and fresh stock, embracing all num bers from Ho would be glad to see all whe wish to buy.

(reenshoro, May. IW4VJ. iron. Wool. Tallow 1'ealliere: 4 ouautitv on hand, at the Factory, and tie red for 1)n accommodating torms: for cash.

April 17. lOtf T. R. TATE. UMMER HATS A lortt-ftrro- Brush and Palm i Licat liais just receiveu aim mr in jr RANKIN McLEAN.

NOTICE. ROM and after this date, in compliance with a re c. rl.l..,tl flUPft Itorrj.jne uoaru oi jt runioeiur uio yaiuwci. the subscribers will not sell goods studentT on a credit, unless they are personally acquainted or have a satisfactory reference. J.

at R. SLOAN. April 20, 1842. JUST received and for sale a quantity fLV KIL-. RANKIN McLEAN Feb.

1 7 .1 II I C'S. About 400 lbs. Candlea for sale bv RAjN McIAAN. blT logwood 1 do Coporas 10 kegs rid; 1 Extra white lAjad -1 bag spice 1 -do Ginger 7 1 do Pepper 12 doz cotton Plow Lines, 5 bed S0N. 1" Ihs Indigo, 50 lbs madder, 1 keg alum, 1 kc E.

1 keg pearlash, 1 keg ground ginger, 1 keg outtv. 1 keg cam wood, 2 kegs powder, 4 boxeacandlc. 7 For sale bv G. ALBRIGHT SON. Sice.

NUTMEGS, Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon Bark, puly Race Ginger, pulv. Mustard, Jamaica Ginger Tr.r I', jVnngcountrV, lo rise in ib'eir strength, and give I defictiou of him who fills our highest office, "a majoMTyniu (percssor. Besides hearing two of Ins public ad 1,0,18 Tlnnsday, and share the honor and tho benc-Irisses, I have had the pleasure of ing with bun of victory 'at thin eventrul period? there a man wb "diijs, and to view him Tiriiis dwpaTrs of the Republic Will -you show to the while his conversation, bis speeches, and every I world that our Neighbor and Countyman is cherished as thing about tho man is fresh in my mind, I inn times past, mid has lost none of that honor that has al- I 1 Iiound to say tie is Uovcrnor ol Hie wliole Mate. Had his audience have consisted -A the citizens of Currituck, Wake and Cherokee, could AJJLLII llltiml UM III UI9 OUli: (rAlfliiiillJll. lit: impression made by his visit so fur as I have learn-id.

is penprallv verv favorable, for Inlsl the whins have received a new impulse; tho behaviour of the opposite party was as it should be towards llie Kx erulivf of iho Slate, respectful and you will doubtless tie surprised lo learn that some of ttieir leading men in tins county, have the candor to ad I TntrTtoriHrKre speech, and that his arguments especially on ihn subject of a United Slates Bank were clearly iui anwi ruble. I do not wish to be understood as boasting for effect, but that the Whig triumph in this fit, the August eh ction will at least Kj'ial I ha I i'f 1810,. is the dclibeiate opinion noLLAs: 1 ANA WAY from this city on the Tub tilt, a negro 1- man named JOHN. (He assumes the nanieot John Bennett.) Ho Was purchased in Charleston S. C.

about three years since, lie is a bright Mululto, five leet 7 inches in' height, about 21 years ol age. lie generally I wears his hair long, and has losl fuw of his fioul eth and teeth much decayed. He has but little to say unless spoken to, and generally holds bis" bead erect. He Inn. a.

Mother living in Charleston S. C. and a Brother is New York and no doubt will endeavour to get to one on the other of those places. He is intelligent and will enr dcavour to pass as a free person. The above Rewaid of Twenty-five Dollars will be paid by James Edwards Sheriff, on his being delivered.ol the in Wake county or any Jnil in this State so that he is got.

1 Raleigh, July 13, 1812. 21-It. EW 4 It I. A AWAY from this City iJpOU on the 22nd ultimo, a negro woman named IIA-GAR. Said woman was purchased in Charleston; S.

C. about two weefts since. She is a dark Mulatto, between 25 and 30 years of age, five foet 3 or 4 inches in height. When spoken to she generally holds her head down, and ha a scar on one heel. She; is intelligent, and may endeavor, to pass as a fi co person, and may have procured ppers for the purpose.

The above reward ot Thirty Dollars will be paid on her being delivered to the Jailor ot Wake county Raleighj June 27th, 1942. 22-5 it it -9 yr i i i ii. (' fpilERE will be exposed to public sale st the late re. -1 sidence of MICHAEL HOLT, On Tutsduy the ltA Hay of August the pcribhable, property belonging to said" estate, to wit: Three Waggons, a Buggy and Gig, Ploughs and Harrows, waggoji and plough Gear, twenty-seven head, or" Horses, some of them young and very likely, the- well known stud horse Occola, "eeventy-fiv bend of Cuttle of the Durham and Ayreshire cross, two hundred head of lings, very superior stock; one hundred and fifty head of Sheep, very likely and many of them are of the unproved Bakewell stock a quantity of Wool, five hundred bushels old Corn, six hundred bushels of Wheat, a cast iron 'Apple Mill, a set of Blacksmith Tools, ami Kitcheri Furniture, with many other articles too uumer-' oua to mention, EDWIN M. 'HOLT.

WMA. CARRIUA.VrP,r'" July 15th', 142. vv 21-4.