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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
ROOFS AND SHOES Cheap.

BOOTS tND SHOES S'EEEtP..
ADAM kNpnI.E would infam The pillir gen
- efsdll fluthe has commenced business on hs - n
Y "a ti old stand nf ~lpepae al 4 Krsd
II - Brow nue Hotel. annapolis
~ las Son hand nne l~>uItueuf uf ladies' and
va ncus hoadsa aud >hncS. bath and aud
where he prepared Neute al orders
aud 90 The sinrc-t
PS. Acenerai ads fine ND s9pers ng
shoes constantly hand All
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
37OO EsAsSExEE> SAFE

H6NFAEA BARRELS o l- above superior quaty
aSIySS salt 1t I- positively tc best article oi,r.i
this market
barrels % Pure White keulawa
refined
ffsrh y IL ~ SNl: SHED, West street Nh son, To.
TOMS uenis and ae pb he wo say. please IAN and as
lore AoH pnF base frefc. Madison sept.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

DIN MEX Ell T. receiving ctoicrupps of Grcees
- which Dee Nlh sell lie tI se hi. cheaper t.
FreNample Coffee pounds dollar; sugar pound
Bar Lead Shot DO cents; M.~es - gallon 20
oir aitelts proportion. ta .,r~ s
le PlLneI II-.e. and -lo.l lie .LecAaled -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

rENHE has hand he Cloths
Nt-ern County aneneNhleh are Blue, Black, Brown
Ai-i,a Invisible fab steel Ned.f
variety aud es Also Cassasres and saiti-
fancy JOHN CAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
XEeTINGS.

ENTLEMEN IF Of pattern wl q,
before purchasing lie
Dcm he thinks the quality style rPuce 2y JOHN CAIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
NP,sV sgY7EN gD0EAS.

Coffee, Indigo. Npoe, Saeratns &c, all ct which VIII D.
Jsr cash. Call ani see. Store apostle Brouniua's
LII J. NJ n AI.RlII
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valuabIe lana for sale.

TWNHE subscriber is desrons of selling the very valua
II BILE Tract of LAND on which he now resides. in
Franklin County, containing about three hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE acres 1t lies on the road leading from War
renton to Lousburg, and is four miles and haffrom
Joness Sulphur Springs, and eight miles from Shocco
Springs. a4 fs5ta
Pacons containing eight with fireplace in each,
and is pleasantly situated There also all ne
cessary out-houses upon the premises The location IS
high and healthy and is furnished with the best water
The subscriber will accommodate his price to the nature
of the times. Persons wishing to buy will please apply
to the subscriber the premises and he will take plea
showing them ali the advantages of the location
JOSIAH BRIDGES.
Oct IL, IS4S. 467-4t-p.
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AMERICAN GENERALS.

Washington was surveyor, and'in after life a
farmer; Knox was book binder and stationer I;
Morgan, (he of the Cowpens,) was drover-
Tafleton got from him sound lecture on this
subject; Green was blacksmith, and withal
quaker, albeit through all his Southern campaigns,
and particularly at the Eutaw Springs, ne put OH
the outward man; Arnold, Il ask pardon Tor
naming him in such company,) was grocer ana
provision store keeper in New Haven, where his
sign is still to be seen-the same that decorated
his shop before the Revolution Gates, who open,
ed Burgoyne's eyes to the fact that he could moi
march through the United States with 5000 men
was regular built soldier, but after the Revou
ton became farmer; Warren, the martyr o.
Bunker Hill, was a physician, and hesitated moi
to present to his countrymen a splendid example
of the manner in which American physicians
should practice, when called upon by their coun-
try Marion the cold fox," Of the SOUTH was q
cowboy, Sumpter, the /" fighting cock of South
Carolina was shepherds boy.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-25

A capital story is told of Judge Tappan, one
of our Senators in Congress, who is unfortunate
ly cross eyed. A number Of years ago he was
Judge of newly organized county court, in the
eastern part of this State
In those days of primitive simplicity, or per
haps poverty, the bar room, Of tavern was
uscn as court room, and the stable as JaaL
One day during the session of the court the Judge
had occasion to severely reprimand two OF the law
yers, who were wrangling An odd looking old
customer, who sat IN one corner listening apPar.
emily with great satisfaction 10 the reproof and
presuming on old acquaintance and the Judges
we'll known good humor, sung out Give it to
'em, old gimblet eyesr who was that 2" in
quired the Judge. 1t was this 'cr old hoss,' ans.
wered the chap, raising himself up, Sheriff.
observed that Judge, with great gravity, take that
old boss and put him in the stable;
CIeaUeland Herald.
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PRICEs RED CED.
CHEAP T,AHORINGt
Oct. IL, ls4s.

A complete Suit Of Clothes s0iu be made for So.
1E1HE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
E dence, few doors east of the Standard Office, and
having made arrangements for executing fashionable
and Cheap work, socits share of public patronage.
He is determined to use every effort TO please those
his long experience and former success give entire
satisfaction
The reports of FASHIONS regularly received from
the best Establishments in the Union satisfactory
references will be given, ifrequired
GentLemels Garments Of eUery description cut at
duced prices.
*.' Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the ala
mode C. C.. NELSON.
Raleigh, August, 1913. 459-tf
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Gray's Invaluable Ointment.
WARNING TO THE PUEBLO.

WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.
n N the 18th and 10Th of last month, ALEXANDER
" MORPHIS, of the county of Orange, was in This
city, procuring materials for preparing my Ointment
He also obtained of house here about twelve hundred
Bills, (containng certificates, &c) which had been
printed in naIne and especially for my own use and
which, expect, he will put around the Ointment, and
pass it off my preparation While in this place, he
engaged the services of the notorious James Bryn las
Bryan states to peddle the Ointment for him in the
Southern and Western counties of This State
But deem il proper to inform the public that neither
Morphis, any other man has obtained knowledge of
the Ointment, prepared by me. The gehi1t'1e
Ointment has my signature the Bill that surrounds
each pot and on the top label have not any Ointment
in the hands of Pedars nor out OF Agency
Morphis resides in tie neighborhood of RuthnS Mills,
the Post Office called &" Snow Camp, and said
that he procuring the materials for Solomon Allen.
Quaker gentleman in Orange but did not believe
his statement, as Mr.. Allen is we'll known to be very
correct man.
shall feel thankful for any information concerning
his operations in the business All persons who may
purchase of him, will lay themselves liable to prosecu-
ton, unde the Patent Laws of the United States.
D- introduce myself to the Editors Of North Caro-
lima Printer who has labored long and hard at the
business and respectfully request two three insertions
of this advertisement, for the public good. Should they
make chSrge, will pay the amount IN Ointment, for
the benefit of the afflicted poor that may require Its use
WILLIAM w. GRAY,
Patentee and Proprietor.
Raleigh, October lS, 1913 46s St.
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Coon Hum5ug.-A new trick of Whiggerv is
to publish in the agricultural, papers letters from
MIR. Clay on hemp" "hats," "salt," &c. This
is sort of clap-trap, designed to bring Clay into
notice among the farmers-a class of men whom
he has done more toinjure by his political schemes
than all other public men in the country. Clay's
projects areall designed for the benefit of capital
lists, and his bank and tariff are nothing but means
whereby capitalists can oppress and plunder the
productive laborers of the country. If an essay
on hemp or sack of SALT or a silk hat can blind
the farmers in regard to the effects of the measures
it is probable they may be duped into support ol
the man. But this latest trick, we think, is too
shallow to accomplish the object. We find no
fault with MIR. Clay for writing these letters, nor
with the letters themselves. 1t is the calling them
forth-their frequent appearance-which makes
it plain that political capital is the thing aimed at
~ Y PLebeian
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| N~A By virtue of tt0O conveyances, made to US
! &SsN FfF1A Trustees, by fl. W. VEN.ABLE and
| Esa ssR Wife. one bearing date the 4th May. ls4s
4sssH 4ssssHszs and of record in the Clerks Office oi
GranUale Go. ~: c. and the other bearing date 18th
Nav lS43 and of record in the Clerks Office of Meck-
IenJug Co., Pa We shall proceed to sell on the pre-
mses the hghe bidder the 31s of October 1913
the Landed Estate of said A. W. Venable in Granville,
| N. C.. known as '' BROWNSVILLE,'' containing by
survey 5000 ACRES And all the SLAVES on the
said Estate together with the STOCK of all kind -
the crop of Corn. Tobacco and Plantation Tools. Also,
on the End of November. 1Si3 the premises to the
highest bidder, will be sold the Landed estate of the
said Venable which he resides neer Clarksvie,
in the County Of Mecklenburg, Va known as Knderton,
containing $50 ACRES, together with the SLAVES on
said estate, conveyed to the stock of Horses and
Cattle, crop of Corn and Tobacco, Household and Kit
chen Furniture, also large aud we'll selected Library
Directly after the sale of the Kinderon property,
I'll sell in the TOcn of ClarksviHe, to the highest bid
der, "Venable's WAREHOUSE" and a number OF
improved and unimproved LOTS Also, other tract
Of LAND Clarksville, containing 25O ACRES and
one half interest in SAW MILL.
The Slaves are from 20 81 in number likely and
ceedingy valuable. The Brownsville esta is IN high
state ofcultvation and Improvement with excellent Build
ngs extensive Meadows and Tobacco-ot Orchards ol
select fruits and well wateTed in all parts al the estate
rhe situation is healthy, neghborhood desirable and the
land will be divided to suit purchasers The KInderon
estate is elegantly improved, the buildings and Of
the best kind the Lands of fine quality and adnin
the fourishng village of Ca.ksville; the Garden Or
chardS fine water and convenience TO Market make tS
q most desirable estate.
TERMS. The Brownsville estate will be sold
credit of and years, bonds with satisfactory secur
~ bearing interest from he day of sale will be required
and possession given lst December with the privilege OF
seeding crup of Wheat The Kindertnn estate will be
sold for like credits except cash payment of about
$1,000 the ttle possession given 25th Decem
Der with the privilege of seeding crop of Wheat The
Warehouse Town property and other lands will be sold
on the like credits with the other Real estate The
Slaves aud other personal property will be sold cred
of months bonds with satisfactory security, bearing
interest from the day of sale will be required all
above $50, that sum and under Cash.
According the provisions of the Deeds all creditors
invited to forward and bid TO the full amount of
their claims except for such property must be sold to
satisfy claims of small amount specially secured in
said deeds.
The title the property is believed TO be ndis
putable but acting as Trustees shall only convey
such title as is vested in US by said Deeds.
CARRINGToN' Trustees in N. C.
R. RUSSELL, 1-,.toaa; iva
r. V. WATKINS. :
Sept. 9th, Soo-6
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NTOTICE.-Wa taken up and comm;,,,
IN Jail of Caswell County, North Caroi;uaa lobe
runaway slave, on the 17th inst, Negro ba' as
sents himself to be free man. and who c.M a0 reps
HENRY MEREDITH, and says he was a;sas rSss himself
ford County, in the State of New York, and Guh
miles of the City of New York He has nan". Ass
senting him TO be free man. He saws bpes fePte
left New York on board Steamboat. and ,eSeltI
Charleston, South Carolina which pacs 5a1 landed
ly left for Richmond, Virginia Said
Iy slave is black fellow about five fee, dent
eleven inches high; has small scar over zen Of
anc is supposed to be about twenty-five or ibr0 ee
of age. The owner of said negro requested 5es
forward, Proye ms properly pay and SI
about him. ZACHARIAH LocKET 1uI' fos lash
April 81, 1843. 3CS~.
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The rich and poor have one day of equality

The rich and poor have one day of equality
at the ballot-boxes.
The chain of events since 1910, winds up the
Coon festivities with the Democratic handspring
and gives impetus to mechanical work. and a
compromising balance to the wheels Of commerce
Political and civil liberty are plants of no ex-
o.ic growth, but they flourish by kind nurture on
American soil.
Political parties are always useful in Repub-
Tic, when actuated by honest, patriotic motives
but mischievous, when infameG by ambitious and
desperate aspirants to power.
The Constitution ofthe United States was framed
to secure to all their just rights; and to be so
construed as 10 impair the rights Of the many for
the benefit of the few
The right OF su1fage is in the most danger
ofbeing perverted, when limited to the aristocra-
cy only.
Many English operatives are starving to DEATH
Wonder if high Protective Tariff wouldn't give
them bread and good wages ? Ask the 'Coons'
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-25
NEW GOODS.

THNHE Subscriber has just received his Fall supply
Groceries, consisting in part of the following, ,alt
which he is determined to sell low for Cash. or on
short credit to those who will pay when called on as the
Goods were bought with cash only.
Hogsheads SUGAR, two of which is prime
A large lot of COFFEE, of different qualities
A large lot of SOLE, Upper, and Harness LIE ATH-
Err,
Calf and Kip Skins, Horse Skins
A large lot of Negro BLANKETS,
Domestics of different qualities
= large lot of Spun COTTON,
Raw Cotton, by the retail, constantly on hand.
NAILS, of all sizes. IRON, Cast Boxes,
Cast and Blister STEEL, Nail Rods,
Iacks of all Nos; Hinges and Screws,
Glass and Crockery ware of different qualities,
A large lot of Shoe Thread,
Powder and Shot of all Nos,
Rice, Tea, and Starch, ~
Cotton Cards, Bar Soap,
Shaving Soap, Shoe Backing superior,
Razor Straps superior article,
Curry Combs, Pins and Needles
Rland's white and black fax THREAD,
Hand Saw Files, Tuck and Side Combs,
Spool Thread, allENos.,
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger,
SiveS of all sizes, Candles Augurs
BURNS Caststeel edge Tools, such as Axes Drawing
Knives, &c.
Coperas, Callicoes, Sattinetts,
Buckram and Padding,
Buttons, of different qualities
Sewing Silk, Matches superior quality,
Bed Cords, Plough lines,
Bed Ticking, good and wide,
Spades and long handle Shovels, cheap,
SHOES, long and short handle FRYING Pans
Writing paper, Coffee mills,
Gunfiins. Locks of different qualities
Tea and Table Spoons Avis and Tacks
SALT, MEAL, and LARD, constantly on hand.
found here at all times.
Oil Cakes, for Mich Cows.
g.. o. ,o,. JOHN R. WHITAKER.
sept 10 lo+S- 465-tf
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A Moore County Correspondent Of the Observ-
er says that the nomination of Edward Stanly, by
the wings, would be more hateful TO the locofocOs
than that of any other citizen of North Carolina.
From the sycophantic adulatiOn with which that
correspondent seems to regard Mr.. Sianly, we pre-
sumo he will be applicant for some Office should
Mr.. S. be elected. If there is in the State
more than another that we should rejoice TO see
nominated by the whig party of North Carolina,
Mr.. Stany is the man. He is great man in some
things, but will not parIiculaTiZe at present.
time enough when he is nominaIed.-NOrth Ca
ro[inidn
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-25
OLIVER & PROCTER's
NEW CASH
Tu6IOrffsg Est0616SllMsc1st.

;" have taken the old stand of Litchford onver,
w few doors below Williams s. Haywood's Drug
Store, on Fayetteville Street and are now opening
choice and elegant assortment OF Goods In our
consisting the very best of Enslish and Frencn
ted Goods Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesungs OF every
or and variety These Goods were selected oy Nf.o
in person. with great care and attentions oougn
usually low and will be sold at prices greatly reoucec
from what Goods of the same quality have ever Deeh OF
ered for in this market and equally cheap as they can
be had of any the Cash Tailoring Establishments al
the North. We deem it entirely unnecessary 10 emu
merae the different pieces of Cloth,
ngs, &C. have hand, to state their Color suInce
it TO say we have every thing usually kept IN such Es
tablishments and will sell them such terms as can
not fail to suit those who wish to purchase. =,
Gentlemen furnishing their own Goods, viii nave
their Clothes made up with the same elegance ana oes
patch as though sold the articles and at greatly
duced prices. Trimmings supplied at the same prices
the Merchants charge All Clothes turned OUT oy US
warranted fit and to be well made as can be In tne
United States
See hand-bills call and learn for yourselves, now
cheaply working and selling
OLIVER & PROCTER.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Fayetteville Street,
A few doors below Williams Sc Haywood's
Drug Store
p S. Recollect we will sell suit single article
cheap for Cash, can be purchased oanY Northern
Establishment. y. +.
CUTTING REDUCED.
Goats so cents; Pants 25 cents; Vests % cents
Raleigh, Oct I6, l843. 4OS-ot.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-25
POETRY.
From the Western Virginia Argus.
ny DV1nRN

From the Western Virginia Argus.
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
Star of the North undlmmed by age,
Unuuenched in dark proscrlpuon's n's"''
million eyes review the page,
Where envious malice sought TO blight
AID men who spurned him" favorite sem
Now blush, and whisper Jefferson.
His mild clear ray of living truth
Piercing detraction's lurid fame,
Rekindles, like the touch Of youth,
And sheds its halo o'er name
Which leaves these words for time TO sWell
Fell with The truth he would not sell!
Fell with the Truth I some bard hath sung
" Truth crushed 10 earth shdurise again,
Then he alone, perchance among
Those silyer-headed patriot men,
Shall bear that self-same standard high,
The shouts of millions echoing by.
The nightmare sounding on the shore
Rolls by him with its dashing spray,
And meteor flashes bursting o'er
The Hudson in their scornful play,
Fall round him ere their hues have fed,
Like stars around sold HickorY's" head !
His name forgefF when VICTORY swelIs
Her notes of triumph far and near,
A dim light in the distance tells
His ovn good time shuHyet APPEAR
When Justice, with her iron pen,
Shall sit among the courts Of men!
Undaunted sage! thy northern skies
Hang Ger people bold and free;
And eyes that saw thy sacrifice,
Are beaming fortlragain to thee,
With clustering banners moving on
And pictured words Of Jefferson.
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state Of N. Carolina, JohnstOn COumly.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aug Term, ls4S
- Us Original attachment levied on Land
WIN. s. Ferrell. s. ~
II anpear;ng TO the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants William s. Ferre is nhabitant of this
State 1t therefore ordered that be made
for sv eeks in the North Carolina Standard, that he be
and at the next of this Court to be held at
the Court House in Smithfeld, the 4th Monday OF
next then and there repevy and plead ageea
blv to or Judgment final will be entered against him
and the lands so levied condemned to OF PLAINTIFF
recovery.
Witness WILLIAM H. GUY, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office the 4th Monday of August, lS43
VIM. H. GUY, C. C. c.
October 4. 1913 466-6t
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GOdeys Lady's Book for November.
A Particular Number.
Joseph G.. NEAL. ESQ

GOdey's Lady's Book for November.
A Particular Number
JOSEPH G.. NEAL, ESQ.
AUTHOR OF "cHARcoAL SKETCHES" &c. &c.
Will contribute of his best articles for the Novem
GoDEY's LADY'S BOOK.
Ills unnecessary for us to go into detail touching the
merits of this gentleman. There has perhaps work
ever been published in this country from which extracts
have frequently made, as the ar-tamed Charcoal
Sketches.
The Proprietor of The Lady's Book the original
publisher these Sketches, and can vouch for their
pularty. Besides Mr. Neal, arrangements have been
made with all the contributors of any repute in this
try whose contributions will regularly appear in the
Book
SEVEN ENGRAvINGS
of different kinds. One particularly
A NOVELTY,
Steel Engraving with an arabesque border never be-
fore attempted in this country and which gave much
ecat to Lockharts Spanish ballads
THE PLATE OF FASHIONS
anticipates all Others have received from Paris and
London the plates containing the latest fashions for win
cloaks, beautifully coloured This alone for the la
dies makes the number invaluable.
Are the public aware that we never omit our fashion
plae This should be looked to when subscribing for
fashionable magazine. They are in eDery number, and
coLotTed at q great expense.
Iis pleasant to look back upon our long career and
reflect upon the millions that have received instruction
and amusement from work-t is also gratifying to
know that have instance puhIisheda line
that would give offence, and have excited the ire
brethren of the press. This shall be future
course.
THE EMBELLISHMENTS of Godey's Lady's
Book of the first Glass; both for selection of subject
and skill engraving They consist of Mezzotint Line
and Stpple and always engraved by the first artists
continue have the largest circulation of any magazine
ever published and presume the have al
ways followed is the reason.
OUR TERMS.
A single copy one year, So 90
Two copies &c 90
Five &c Z" 10 90
Eight sc sc Is 90
Eleven L" 't ~ 20 90
Any person forming club shall receive for every SUBJ
scriber sent Novel.
eGODEY'S CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT
will be sent to any person sending for single sub
scribeI is 4.ta
Address L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Phil0.
Oct 4, ls4S 4663t
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MAGICAL PAIN Extrac1or.-11,.7-

Alcn,,.
1V1 Hea-AIl. TO- 600 trials and all succes>fn '1ue
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ip%st pnUse
mabe. II mol only cures quicker, but gives mn o5%
lIonal pam, nor leaves scar. Fire is positively rem
dered harmless. lS1C has been offered six morbE
any person returning an empty box, and saying Ibs,
all agony on amounting is extracted in few min
uteS, yet not from thousands Of trials since h.,
claimed the bonus Parents anxious to guard spaDs
general injuries and save money time torture and life
and prevent their offspring from being diS6gprrd E
burns, or even smallpox puslules, Git possessing ,b
envlable power TO replace The cellulaIy organs drs
ed,) can co so by obtaining this nmitabIe salve NJ,
ny deeply burnt cases in The city can be seem and s
entire face burnt and wounded three distnc fines
in the same spot while healing, yet in no case can
traced the least ccatrce or mark For all kinds d
hurts, It's rapid, soothing effects are alike impousu
even sore eyes, ALL LINFLAMMATIONS and BR0E
EN- BREASTS would be unknown. The toilet and
nursery. for clearing the skin OF pmples, remoyng
chafe, &C. will find it indispensable. Once using on
will forever establish il the sovereign HEAL.A[i
quality After this notice, heads of families auwipg
iorures for months and ultimately distorted fsauls
can never wire away reproach, justly uttered by a
disabled child, for neglectng to triumph over fre
Entered accfng TO Act of Congress- A D. 1871 by Cow
STOCK d Co in the Clerks Office District Cour of e
United States for the Southern District of New York;
For SAFE at the Drug Store by Dr.. NJ L. Slith Rgsih