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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
IN CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga 10y
l. the way Of Glens Falls TO Lake George, aud by
the way Of San y Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann 10
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champlain Steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and informed ate places,
Cars vii, leave daily, by steam-power, a. follows
From Troy, al 8 O'Clock a. m.
3 pm
" Saratoga, for Troy and
'."'' VIA '''' ''.'' ia" nm M.
No change OF passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers w II be taken from board the New
York stesmb ats (wh never they do not 60 10 Troy
Immediately on their arrival al Albany, by the steam.
boats John Mason and Jonas G. Heart, aud landed at
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour TO and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival and
departure Of the cars
Passengers going north Of the Sp, ings, will find
stages to convey them TO Lake George, Whitehall
and intermediate places connecting with all the prn-
cipaI Northern and Eastern routes. Either of the
runs will take passengers in time 10 reach the Lake
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
is new, and much more pleasant, and expeditions III n
heretofore. II Is by stages 10 Dunhsms Basin, near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet oats 10 Whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part OF the road
Returning leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat, by packet boat TO D,ubsms BASIN, and
thence TO Saratoga in stages to arrive in time Tor the
cars
nj~A stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at S O'Clock,
a. M, TO arrive at Whitehall in time for No,
steamboat, which leaves at O'Clock, p. m, OF the
same day Passengers going East, by taking this line,
will arrive at Rutland Vermont, early IN the evening.
ID. SACkETT,
secrctsr,, Troy.
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QUILL PENS.

QUILL PENS.
VIZ FI0CNEA, unpprtsr. has just received 1900
w QUILL PENS. Of excellent quality, put up
10 psat boess containing Is each. For sale only o.
estisssss' Hsl,-Pvss 50 esss,
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1890 From Augusta, ~ North Port, wolcots
mills, wnite's Corners Bloomfield and Ontario, TO
Linn, $50 miles and hack once week.
Leave Augusta every Monday a, s m; arrive al
Lima nett Thursday At II an
Leave LIMA every rhurday at Q m; arrive at Au-
gusta n~zt Sunday at = pm
1910 From Carlisle by Pleasant, M. o. Haver.,
Aaron hasssmsn's, B'gardsviIls and Scotland 10
spr'nsvill~, 30 miles snd bach, .ncs a wesk
Leave Carlisle every Thursday al 4 m, arrive .,
Spring,Iie nent day by ~ am
Lave SPringsde every Friday a, I p m, arrive a,
Csr sls nsxtdsy by 6pm
s94' From Crs~ krdsville. BY Sugar Grows and
old Shswn.e vdLge to Shawnee. IS nil, and bach
once week.
l.~a,s Craw Vaudeville every Friday Al n arriv.
At 3 sw.ss same day hy6rm
L~avs shs~ nes Every Saturday ii 6 N; arrive II
Cree sas9ssdIs ssws oay ~ 6pn,
3o42 Fsou D sr6sld, BY R'desvls, Fsirvtsw, A.
hsny and Granville, n Whsssisg. y si,es ssd tseh,
epss web. FT''
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- ssss ~ =; 4 = ~ 4, - ! y Asitt
ii Wspeslls $500 ~ N, ~ ~
lSll Fees sIaatsse. y Csmssesss 80 ~
Yak. Lsoas sad & hail. stss " bs'lssA~s " a''''
ASH ha sssc4 ~vsk.
L~aY. Wsul.s. epaaieon every Thursday Il - W.
.ryivs st Belle. w Asxt day ny u moan.
Lssvs BsiIssus every Friday II =; ar"ss ~
Wsubssel A@icon next day Wy Gpm
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
.MESCELzaH.EOU&.

TIE EuIdgg on Legore-Y yesterday proved a
most unfavorable day for the Ceremonies. The
morning was wintry cold and a drizzling rain
commenced about O'clock, which continued till
after noon. The original plan of the procession
not carried out, and 1t was formed at the City
semblage ofcitizensmoved to the Circular Church
After an eloquent prayer by the Rev. DR.. Post
and an appropriate hymn, Mr.. PRESTON deliver
ed the Eulogy. 1t occupied an hour and twenty
minutes, and was listened to by the large audience
with the deepest interest Il was indeed eminent
ly worthy of the author and his subject-charac-
terized by simplicity of language, warmth of feel
ing generous appreciation and luminous exhibi-
ton of the intellectual history and achievements of
Mr., LEGARE. twill be seen from their procee-
dings, that the City Council promptly expressed
to the distinguished Orator the general desire to
have his admirable address published.
Charleston Mercurq
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
OYrST.ERN! OYSTERS

WNHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful to the citizens of
IL Raleigh, and the surrounding Country for the liber-
al patronage heretofore extended to him. his line of
business begs leave respectfully to announce to them
that he has taken house Fayetteville Street, directly
opposite the Market House, and next door Mrs HAIR
DIE. He will keep constantly on hand Fresh OYSTERS
directly from .Norfok received day, and Fresh Fish
in season. To prevent mistakes, he notifies the public
that Oysters will not be carried round the City for
sale by others but be obtained daily
above stated Immediately after the arrival of the Cars
will be well for the Citizens TO charge their servants
if they desire My Oysters to give them particular in
struetOns where to apply. The ctzens generally and
my customers may rely implicitly my never offer
ing an Oyster, that IS not perfectly fresh.
JOHN WILSON
Raleigh, Oct. 81; 4s4S 47o-n
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

"I Don't Care - Yes you do care; you are
onlyih pet now, and whenryou are sobered down
and have had time for reflection, you will care.
CeItainly the world don't care about you, and
would wag on as it is wont, were you annihilated
at this moments but unless you care for the world
youare ruined at once. 1t is Of no avail to get in
pet and use harsh language and dsnounce every
body around you. 1t is not wise spirit that is
harbored in your heart: it is the spirit of evil
While you live you will have much to perplex
and torment you, but it is unwise to spit fire, bite
your thumbs, or shake your fists at'all who come
in your reach. Bear up. and perseverewith stout
heart and kind look Such spirit will be worth
possessing 1t will yield you pure enjoyment at
contribute to your welfare and happiness.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
Spring vale Male and Female
ACADEMY.
-S0mgsOs Countu. ". C.

Sampson County, ~ G.
VH1HE fall session in this Institution will commence
= on Wednesday the 1st November The princpa
has employed gentleman of undoubted Qualification:
and considerable experience in teaching to assist in he
Male department The principal design of this depart
ent IS to prepare students foE College, but such
desire to pursue their studies urther and do wish
take collegiate course, instructions will be given in the
higher branches of English and the more advanced cas
scs The Female departments will be under the i'm
mediate direction OF Mrs. Mcneil The teachers by CIV
ing their undivided attention to the intellectual and moral
improvement of their pupils, hope make the school
an object worthy of public confidence and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage.
The Academic yearis divided into two sessions of five
menths each students are charged from the time they
enter, to the end of the session. No deduction will be
made for absence except cases of protracted illness
unless by special agreement. The location is
and healthy The Academy buildings are commodious
month. r.
Terms per SesssG7
MALE DEPARTMENT.
o1thograPhy, Reading, Writing and Oral Arth-
metic, Sse m
Written Arithmetic, Geography and English
r ot;n Grammar, $1e 90
higher branches of Mathematics, $l2 90
FEMALE DEPARTMENT..
srthography, Reading, Writing and Oral Arith-
,yriet' metIc' ,..., So 90
NJ Grammar, Needle work, Embroidery, sc. $40 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, His
tory, Composites, Algebra, Geometry, $I2 so
intellectual Philosophy, Geography of the Hea-
vens, moral science, Rhetoric Logic and
French, also, Drawing, Painting, Oriental
:, and Mezzo Tinting; $15 90
=, the voice &c extra {" 500 90
use Us otFlano do So 90
w ak mowers and fruits do &c &+ $40 90
NJ e,o a. Z. MCNEIL, Principal
1'o'' o. lo4S' 471-4t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

A profound lMystsry-The New York Sun
says eve met the other day man some thirty
years OF age we'll dressed, good looking, sort Of
dandy even, whom we have known for three
years We have never known him in that fine
to perform one hour of labor; we never knew him
to have any money; he has no foreign resources :;
IS not gambler; is above any suspicion of theft !:
yet lives, but how he lives is living wonder
He must eat and drink, and YET we never heard of
his paying one weeks boafd-he is we'll clothed
yet 1t IS incredible that he should pay taior's
bill; and how the whole matter, with him and
thousand like him, who can be considered as moth.
ing but well dressed vagabonds, is managed, is
profound mystery"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

Botch Work-A very eccentric clergyman
named David Jones, who. fourished in Got
ham a-few years since. was passing through Broad
way one morning, at an early hour, 4vhen he
was startled by voice apparently issuing from
the gutter, crying, 1" Good morning, neighbor
Jones' W The worthy divine looked about him
for his neighbor," and at last discovered an eb-
ject wallowing in the kennel.
"Whe is it" said he, "that calls me neighbor
Jones p'
"Why, don't you recolIect me2 You conver-
ted me the other Sundayl"
Converted youI Oh-yes-very probably
you look just like a piece of my botch work If
God had converted, you, shouldn't have found
you in the gutter"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

When Ethan Allen was prisoner in England,
sick and comparatively weak of nerve, poor and
destitute, with a; halter about his neck and the
doom of death hanging over his head, he was of
fered half the fee Of Vermont and lordship if he
would enter the British service. And what was
his reply ? "Your Majesty here, gentlemen, re-
minds me of certain other Majesty named in
Scripture, who offered our Saviour all the lands
in the world it he would fall down and worship
him when the fact was, the poor devil didn't own
a foot of land on earth to give away"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
OLIVER & PROCTE4R'S
NEW CASH
YtJIJOIl2lS Establishment.

~ have taken the old stand of Litchford g. Oliver
~ few doors below Williams s. Haygood's Druo
Store. on Fayetteville Street and are now opening
choice and elegant assortment of Goods in our line
consisting OF the very best of Enslsh and French impor
ted Goods Cloths, Cassimeres and Vess of every col
or and variety These Goods were selected by Mr. Oil
yer IN person, with great and attentions bought un
usually low and will be sold at prices greatly reduced
from what Goods OF the same quality have ever been Of
or IN this market and equally cheap as they can
De nad OF any OF the Cash Tailoring Establishments At
the North We deem it entirely unnecessary TO enn-
merate the different pieces of Cloth Cassimezes Vest
ngs &C we have on hand to state their color suffice
II TO say we have every thing usually kept in such Es
aollshments and will sell them on such terms as Gcan
not fali TO suit these who wish to purchase
Gentlemen furnishing their own Goods will have
thelr Clothes made up with the same elegance and
Pach as though we sold the articles and at greatly
doced Pnees. trimmings supplied at the eame prices
the Merchants charge All Clothes turned out bv ns
United States - o0N Oe ~ tue
See hand-blls, call and learn for yourselves how
cheaply we are working and selling
OLIVER & PR0CTER
MERCHANT TAtLoRs
Fayetteville Street.
A few doors below Williams & Havvood,s
p,,. Drug Store
as or cash. as can be purchased ofany Northern
CUTTING REDUCED
Coats 90 cents; Pants 25 cents; Vests 25 cents.
'ie'e"' oct AO' 1910 468-6t
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
WiImIngtOn. N. c.. Nov. Isf. 1913.

NHE subscribers have this day formed a copartner-
Il ship under the firm of BALLARD g. JEFFREYS,
for the transaction of wholesale and retail business
GROCERLES, DRY GOODS, H.ARDW.ARE, and
CUTLERY, together with the Commission business.
ouE stock is good and purchased advantageousy and
persons visiting this place 10 make purchases order
ing goods Will ind 1t to their interest give CALL
Our store is reProof, and situated near Rail Road
Depot saving persons the expense of dyage, and of
sending produce to this market for sale.
We have on hand large and we'll assorted stock of
Iron and Steel, Cotton Baggng aud Bale Rope, Hats,
Shoes, Blankets, &c. Sc
j. BALLARD,
WILL o. JEFFREYS.
Nov. 8. I643. 471-4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
PRICEs.REDUCED.
CHEAP TAILORINGt

A complete SGit of Clothes sOiI Be. made for S8.
HNHE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
dence, few doors east of the Standard Office, and
having made arrangements for executing Fashionable
and Cheap work, solicits share ofpubc patronage.
he Is determined to every effort to please those
who may favor him with call, and feels confident from
his long experience and former success, to give entle
satisfaction. -
The reports of FASHIONS regularly received from
the best Establishments in the Union and satisfactory
references will be given, if required.
GentLee"'s Gdrments Of eOery description cut at
duced prices.
Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the AID
mode. C. C. NELSON.
Raleigh, August, Is4s. 459-tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
ST. MAKY'S SCHOOL.
RALEIGH, ~ C.
TIGHT Rev. L. S. IVES, D. D., V1s1rER


RIGHT REV. L. S. IVES, D. D., V1s1rER.
Rec ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
FENHE fourth session of this School will commence
Il on the 1st of December. A punctuaI attendance
OF the Pupils at the opening of the Session. is very i'm
portant, and is particularly requested.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
For Board, including Washing, Fu-
ell. &C., with Tuition in English
and in the Ancient Languages,
desired, 500 90 per Session.
Tuition in French, l2 so 60
Tuition in Music, on the Piano or
Guitar, 25 90
with S3 90 for the use of Piano
Tuition on the Harp, 80 90 with
$40 90 for of Instrument.
Tuition on the Organ, 25 90 with
Sc for use of Instrument.
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90 per Session.
Fora course ofnstructIon in Worst
ed work. 90 per Session.
N B. Beds and Bedseads furnished by the SCHOOL,
Pupils required to furnish their own Bedding and
Towels The clothing of Pupils should be distinctly
marked with the owners name. Mrs. SMEDEs will su-
perintend any purchases Parents may authorse their
children to make in the City, but no account will be
opened al any Store without the express sanction of Pa
rents Guardians The Religions services Of Sunday
being held in the Chapel of the Institution by the Rec
tor Pupils have rarely occasion visit the City and the
PlaI attire is all that they require They are allowed
to accept invitations in the City for the dav only once
month, and never for the evening They have oppor-
tuntes Of seeing their friends and ACQUIRING ease OF
manner in society, at the evening SoIREEs which are
statedly held, during the Session.
Raleigh, October so, lS43 47O4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
Pump Making.

TIME subscriber to the public that he is
Il prepared to make, repair, and clean out pumps to
order and at the shortest notice He hopes by close
and pnctua attention TO business, receive share of
public patronage
o. The subscriber may always be found or heard
from at Mr. Bartlett Wm C. Upchurchs, in this city
June goth, 1s4s. 45I-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

TIE notes of any bank current where subscriber
resides, will bereceived by US at par. ssss.sg
To- insure all the numbers, the subscriptions
should be in Washington by the 10th December
next at farthest. e -
~ No attention will be paid to any order, un-
BLAIR q RIVEs.
Washington City, Oct. 26, 1s43. tsa
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
THE BOM MER mANURE METHOD.

(WHICH teaches how make vegetable manure
w without the aid of live stock. in from Is to 80
days, by Of humid fermentation into action
at cost from so cents to 81.
And also to make Compost IN few days And
how to make rich fertlzing liquid called "purin,'
having the strength without the aeidqualtes ofurine-
With the view of graduating the cost to the quantity
of land upon which it may be desired to the method
the following scale of prices has been adopted, viz
For Gardens Of any extent, So 90
Farms up to 100 acres, 10 90
Farms from 100 to 200 acres, Is 90
do from 200 to 300 do 1900
do from 800 to 400 do 20 90
do over 400 in any farm, 25 90
BY the remittance of the sum here specified, copy
OF the method will be sent by mail in any mode pro-
posed by the purchaser.
All letters Of inquiry must be post paid.
ABBETf & Co., Baltimore.
ProPretors Of the Patent Right for the Southern and
Western States.
Nov. s, I643. 471,9t
- Mr.. HOLDEN will take six dollar Right
Please send it on al once.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
GRAND LODGE OF n. CAROLINA.
Nov. 8. 1s4S.

ME Annual Communication of the Right Worship
Il ful Grand Lodge of North Carolina will take place
in the City of Raleigh Monday evening" the 4h of
December, A. L. 5s4S. at early cahdIe-lght. As the
wing Convention will meet on the 7th, and the Demo-
cratic Convention on the 18th uecember it is hereby
announced that the Communication will be kept open
so as to accommodate those Delegates the Lodge who
may be members of said Conventions a.E
w. A. HARRISON, Gr Sec'y.
Nov. 8, Is4a. 47I6t
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
POETRY.
Ny EATHER,s HOUSE.

=
There is pIaceof waveIess rest,
Far, far above the skies,
Where beauty lives eternaIly,
And pleasure never dies -
My Fathers house-my heavenly home,
Where glorious mansions stand,
Prepared by God himself for all
Who seek Immanuel's land"
When tossed upon the waves of life
With fear on every side,
When loudly howls the gathering storm,
And foams the angry tide
Beyond the storm, beyond the waves,
Bursts forth the light Of morn,
Bright beaming from my Fathers house,
To cheer the soul forlorn.
And even when the hour draws nigh,
With all its dreaded gloom,
When death shall buCst the bands of life,
And sink as ia the tomb,
The light of yonaer heavenly house
Shall cheer the parting sout
And o'er it, mounting to the skies,
tide of rapture roll.
In that blest home of changeless joy,
Earth's parted friends shall meet
With smiles of love that never fade,
And happiness complete;
o, there adieus areFsounds unknown;
Death frowns not on that cline,
But lifein glorious beauty blooms,
Eternal and sublime!
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

Professional Duties-A little timid attorney
presenting copy of a writ to bluff auctioneer.
apologized for his unfriendy visit as he was mere
ly performing unpleasant duty of his profes-
sion. Certainly" replied the knight of the ham
mer, " you must attend to the duties of your pro-
tesslon, and so must 1 10 mine," and Immediately
knocked him down.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,

IL that he is opening choice selection of Eng
lish and French
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
of all eolors and qualities selected by himself with
much and judgment in the Northern Markets. and
principally for Cash.
In offering this Stock to the public the subscriber de-
ses it 10 be distinctly understood that his prices (to say
which they EaotC they cannot do justice by| will be such
shall warrant good gaEment for as small price as
any other House in the Sate-t being his object pay
all honest debts without the aid of Bankruptcy
He deems it useless to mention his Tariff of Prices,
because his work will be done in superior aud more
elegant style than the that has been offered AMI
the prices charged will accord with the qualities the
Goods. He thinks it unnecessary to any thing
than that those in want OF
Clothing.
would do we'll to call and examine his stock before they
purchase elsewhere, he has Cloths of all qualities
and will make them up the Cash principle, probably
LITTLE cheaper than who would wish be regard
ed as the only fair dealers in the City.
As the subscriber has and keeps on hand General
Assortment of
All Kinds of Goods
kept by similar establishments in the Northern Cities
the public respectfully invited call and Judge for
disposed of at small advance cost for cash,
punctual customers ne at his usual moderate prices
Truly thankful for the encouragement he has heretofore
received his future endeavors shall be to please all who
may favor him with their patronage
N. B. As the subscribers terms of credit are six
mouths. all indebted to by aecoant
requested to call and SETTLE for longer R
diligence can be given T. R. FENTRESS.
Two doors South of the N. c. Book Store.
October 25, 1s43- 469-St.
o. Register and Star will each insert week for
six weeks
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

To be wise-Drink sage tea.
To be noble-Drink penny-roya1 tea,
To be me1o-sical-Drink e0t-nip tea.
To be warlike-Drink gunpoooder tea.
To have the Drink eowgh-y.
Po be impudent- snssa-fras
TO be ladies' man-Drink bean he. -
TO be rowdy-Drink. high-sen.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
view store.

The Subscriber has Established new Store at Role.
vile, (under the care of EDWARD a.. JANNY,) wbeo
he intends keePngs at all times, full and general a
from the Northern Markets, which wi be sold CHEAP f
Cash a1.} fsa s-a 81 L. TTJcKEP '0r
o. A Large quantity of Alum SALT scheap..
August. 184S oise d 5cs 46Otf
MR.. 10. s. PENDEls, of N. Carolina, bav
w ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect.
ing himself in his profession is prepared TO eve
cute PORTRAITS, MINIATURES or HiSTORICGT
PAINTING. Those wishing to avail themselves of
his professional services, requested to call at b
artellier in the old Secretary building, where snec
mems of his execution may be seen.
Feb. %, 1S43. 85 49,. A3A,f
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

A Direct Ansaoer.-A little boy, nine or ten
years of age, was called as witness at late trial
at Cambridge After the oath was administered,
the Chief Justice, with a view%of aseertaining q
whether the boy was sensible of the nature and
importance of an oath, addressed him. Little boy,
do you know what you have been deingP eyes,
sir" the boy replied, " l have been keeping pigs
for Mr.. Jones"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

Double MsGnimg.-A French priest who was
exceedingly corpulent, coming late one evening
to fortified town, asked countryman whom he
met, if he could get in at the gate2" 81 should
think you might" replied The peasant, surveying
his proportions, for saw a load of hay go in
this morning"