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T! e f. .r me Gotrrrment cf Spj:n l.we t;:rt.
e;" ;it'.icr 0u Minuter P'cny.otcniLry trvm
tUcUn-Uc 11. jetty, Ferviiiund Vii. to Ue CuiisJ
Tl'i C.-'"',er,iin w.a um!'r Sccrrury cf S'-'f, In
X'yt V 7.M':r.i!.t ti ', tu clkricy du Pedrv Cm W
i ;s U- " ci tcti to embark, uhaU hi Ln.i-
lv h a ' ort ti-ne i.r Amcii:. , .' . ' ' .
- ' Tke pi cj-i.'icc of tV.e 5?;? -mardi at-inst the Eng
-Ju,!,.t" mocr.t cf ih-irrti'u'Kjn.IsJ u a ffutmra
,:irc .b-.-;iU-d ia S;via The priests h.lt..en much
ci:is t ouvince tlie populace, thitthe Jf ngIisK,lqr
the av.Utanc they had kiforded de jrttriot causa,
had Wibhcd cot nnch of the sin ol heiciy.
The 1eauufuU. uecu I'reUerica tjf Sweden end her
Interesting children, are with the late king Custavus
Adolphus, ia Ids confinement. -The Liter hud de-
i:wnded his lit-ration, and that he may be permitted
to vijit the continent.
f The kin of the Two Siciei (Mural) had ltft
. Keples wUh hii body guards and infantry.. He was I
' expected at Rome the l-h Jtma.' It is probable he
U oversee the new order f things in th;U province
- end then go on to Austria. A iSapiet psperoi.june
- 14ih says, U English have embarked all the troops
from Ski!y t':. We have seen them pass, by. Y e
know not their destination. The Tyrol and theVo
: r June 16th were in complete revolt .The
' i 1 ncb had been diireu front Insprunck and were
su. rounded in Kafstein. , The grand doke Constan
' tine (brother of the emperor of Russia) left. Tetcrs-
. burtr the 23th of May, to take commana oi tne kus
sun army which I to act against Austria. Other
f accounts say atrainst Constantinople., A Vienna ar
ticle of June ?;h,'says, the Russians are in posses
sion of all Bulgaria, is .Turkey. . The duke of Vi-
r VVUO 13 VI " SVIIV.M umMd'MWV . v-
.J.ustiiaa ambassador left that city the 23d-M
' ; ;,The emperor of Austria, at the last date, was at
. Wolkerdorfi 9 leattics from. Vienna. 'A Stoc'kholm
sj'? (Sweden) paper of May 33d, says, " the famous A-
nierican col. Burr, formerly vice-president of the U.
-' States whoso trial made so much twjise has just ar-
" ,;)voue, (France) Juno 22 An imperial, decree
has been issued from. Ebersdorf, ; authorising the
'.a;' nuniater of the interiour to erant licences to foroirn
.' '. vessels'to e,xport French wines, brandies cordials,
A - varied fruits, vegetables, com and salt i and bring back
t snip uraocr, nemp, -masts ana irwi, Airoui aiic
f north, Jesuit's bark and medicine ; but no colonial
f produce. 600 balet of Arragon (Merino) wool, was
i sold at Byonne the. 4tli July. . in .oue of1. Marshal
v Ney's dispatches, he mentions, one of is majors,
Vvilliani Cocke, Esq. hai been elected Go-
; s'-vernor of Tednessee bv a majority of boWecn
iwq auu inree tnouaanu , vuitj uvci
' wi r' v- - vv
. t Ce !.! y ' n- I-
,e cf Bit Icuer ! w t tiI
nnrd cf my 1
a triviilcJ us such froju
ty cf v ri.ir!,,
ajpes wlivft I
you, t'..Jt Jou :
lure been aj.
since wLJi
1-UjcLtlyrt to this plct, (l.ki is a-'-iut 500 tiile)
i f Mr
eft.:
ttUU
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.ellcr.'.
M'.s TJr.,h JcCVlrs, du-;lerj,i.,.'re art la otLr t l.' ; . ' -s
cf Frau'la f -un-v, sitd M.a ; iiltt !.rwj. r.r-"y ys ktei v; vj ti.e s. it,.
., i r of tr-i Lit J. h- llu.jt, L ' liltt '-.-: j.TwJ iu:.;...v.a y.J
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;ucnce of the Lwrse t..ku! f.-iht a.ul nini.i-..
inc. "M JctT.-if eipiaa ki fcoocltwo; '5wnjwt:t.e ;
Ml HuutabnO'h ...tai.unl isespcttel'luaJ ui lJj.nc
I.
The l.acrarglirp
l curs )ur:
' t I.r. 'rc vcr. trt.
in comtMnr wiiha nuiulir cf my uar- pouj WLteover. v Miss JrSTri.; w a very aniULU. youtg
tu 4 At a Ca...j Meeting near lynchburya
"about t.s middle of Austerv(eA5
i - V vj?rea( Lers-w.78 persons professed to hare found
..: .(: v thejorgiveness of their inslV':
I '." Ort the 16th inst. a fire broke out in an unte
, "named wreDuaeonSouthg5te"aiuipickson'8
i . - wharf in "Std4r4k, and destrayed " ware-houses',
and initired the wartiw some suppose tne nre
. v J i t ? -..: .. ..-iL..t
trjrora. since our arm) tere we liae wnimii
mAiif utnel to U Ame!;ait truster, Uv'S tCu
Armstrvn,-reooesting lam to t:t .ke appiicadon fur
our rtleae,"oriTe til on imH supwrt, our al-
cents per dif, to furnilh erery necessarf of liCe
We reCcirod so answer ayingr llt although, no
exertions eft bis part should be: wanting to obuin
our release, yet It would be wronj in him to Batter
us with hoes that It would suddenly be granted.
Mr. sac Cox Barnct, American Cootul for the
(fistricr bf Uavre, has been Ibr'albiitime usingeve
rt possible means for the release of his unfortunate
countrymen,- who are detained as prisoners in this
country, out bean? opposed by the alxsns -mentioned
powerful mhanihro; Lt, ' his efforts hare unhappily
(ell sliort of his expectations '-This worthy penile-
man, of whose merits tlie highest cocomiums must
toll infinitely short, La been endeayouruig, among
Olivers, to obuio the release of a Mr. r Stephen
Clubb, Who has his wife, a very amUlle American
bdy,with him. 1 Mrs.Clubb Utbe daughter of Ben
ramin Carpenter', "Eia: of Bostoh.v 'They were ta
ken oh board an , American vessel in December
1807, smc which time they have been detained at
ptisonervMr. B. could not succeed, on account
of the strength of his opponent Cen. Aa . 'f
v I saw a letter three days since, received "by Mr.
C from Mr: B. stating thath(Mr..B.) had been!
authentically informed at the war-office that -Gene
ral Armstrong had not demeu the release of 'any
Americans dunhg 13 months last past,' and that
without his claiuis they: could notj with propriety,
be -cleared ijf i'yf''-. - ''cri'-j
; I shall subjeaa a Hst of the name s of such persons
as have come to. my knowledjtin this depot,' who
claim ,th protection of the United blates, wuhulg
you to publish h, that their friends may know, where
they are t'ahd, although it is almost iiupossible to
send them any assistance, they may make applica
. .il-,' ' : . ij .
uuu vj uie tvYcniiuciii kjf, uicjc release. xvs i
must senq uus to-aay. ana tne seamen are connnea
irt.1jie dtssdel, where iWanmrt goy U . is impossible
tor me to give you the names ot the towns to which
they respectively belong j' sd I must content 'myself
widv giving you5 the1 names of the states. V t .v' i
As I still letainTa. very good knO at hoping ol
cannot yet relinquish the sweet idea of again enior
ing the blessing of liberty whkh issb justly and high
ly esteemed, by every true American, but . should i
uhhappUr be'dootbed to lintrer out a wretched life
of misery under the'galling yoke 6f confiiienient,my
most fervent prayers shall ever be for the welfare ol
thiit c'ouritiT to which I owe hyf birth.i i'"4 v- "
: Tlus Is the third timf 1 have written you since
my confinement ( the first;' was from Rochefort Pri
son', by, I know, not what conveyancer J the second
by the fair American, Capt. Bruce, wh6 sailed from
Dunkirk ttbout the nrst'ol May this is forwarded by
the Mentor; from LXJrienLH'YcHrHtnay write me
by ahip bound to porj fkher France or IIol-
tana i-ui
pressible
y m wTTjn yer of fcer a.
hit f .i.rkc assoc'uti a of citiit us .i
Bonaparte it now ' sHrroundrd -w'u'i riore
lhaa usual perils. His dominions air cf im
immense, extent, and tverykwl.tTT,' except io
Fraacc (which is but a small part ot" his-tmpirc)
he ices a spirit of disaffection and revolt ; and
he s oq -all ii Je sturrouQJetl bv brave ana
potent rnemies, made drpcrat by bis eaorm'f
tiei. In the north of Oermany .' insurrection
hasteconae formidable In 'lroi h carries
every;. thing before-it dis.iflectioa pervades'
lIolLind and S Witzctland, an J ventures to spt-
luydty even in Italy: ;TIis defeat at I'.ssVmen
has suspended "the progress tf his arm a." Spain
is acquiring strength from discipline resources
and courage hnd England -vcn, increase in
her wonderful exertions to oppose thccornmoti
enemy of the . world.- The wide 'atretched
oowcr Cf Bonaparte, if -wielded by" any otlr
hand, would rupture and fall in pieces j but
the resources cf hisWnd are altogether hey ond
the reach of calculation. '" - -. . -'. "
' It Is reported onseemlngly good "authority that
Sarvrt)a ai oeeaTeiaa.en oy uio oiJdiuau wuiui
-Th fivesenf: .-alimmer has The'en colder and
more healthy than any perhaps ever before rx-
Tjerienced in the State. V i he .Mercury in the
mornincr. during . a considerable tSart of Iidy $
Aiurust. has been as low s yuaegrees tires
have been Wreeabltf and IndetU necessary to
comfort. yheat crcsinlVe AVestern part of
the State have been unusually 1 ahundant-Jjut
Com id thchMer country has been grcatly jn-
tin rn it nnil wet. ' '. ".J" '. 'i '
-A Herkimer (NewAort'i iaper 'informs
that snw Ictt at Warren on the 9th of Acgtiat,
and that on the morning of .the 10th a Irpst
Whitenedthe surface.bfiheearth'at Herkimer.
Corn crops '"will turnout nothing," atid thecoo-
finded wet prevents eitner making nayor nar.
vestmfitwheatr;-; fc'?-?'.
c lutraitinj a
A atr.r.ll
t.rainJlv' '
a What think you i ) a Cott'H
itjout three rti!c lioiu lu o!
ll w many buiidredi rf Nc rtb-Caf, lir'uns -
ga without tn reward oi ociag jinm .
ihcir pitriuii'sin in ereciirgj'i'cttuir Macl.iuis.
whfu thry, poor souli, iairad of ewci'ar.g and
swajerir.gin the full.uss cf thitr patri :tic
ieal only think oftheir ability "to purmnne a.
b!inl harsetosctOe'r'tnitliiae (of i' '.lit quul
vafue) 5a motion. "TirgiDUit the pu.e to hfiij",
tg'i f patriotism there" it seems to be goicj
dog cheapl; '" ; ":' "av
K Jitti;hers that it vai tHVMP;
, ', The prisoner in ironiin Carthagena, have
1 " all escaped. . They were -fifteen i number.?
; "Of these, the last two reached this cky yesterf
- day in" the schooner Capac. vThirteen still re-
"-Imaih-d in the hospitals ; :with the'hope of so6n
beinff able id follow the exampleof theif deliid-
. ' ed feUoif 8ufferers. Tork pap; of Aug! 2i,
' v TritoTHT PiCKKaiira Senator of the' tfnUed
' '-' Stitesi from the Htate of Massachusetts, hai fon
' j ? meneedan. acUon for libel bslnst BafitlaifJrvint,
' ; "l Editor of the Whig, i printed at" Baltifnorc, having
;j " laid his damages at Ten thoutana douar. "! "
" Yesterday (say a Jate Katlonal. Intelligencer) the
r,r v Uhited StateaVfrite the.PHtstKNT,Capt. an-
s 'yrUget dropped down below the bar at the mouth oft
.'. Pirt.m lfm'n-KVwThiTkr cti will lmrtt hlwMil I
v' ' on a cmize.ire understand that 'this frigate has
- 'been fitted but In the hiorhest sivle in everv'respect,
- , beinp:, et this fnoment,' greatly superior fo what she
u ' was when originally Etted out i and i$ equal, if not
Arrcuyf France,) 8Ch'June,ji 809.";
f t "irbTE TQ.THS roasooiirQ lTTKRl'
Mr.Doblittle savs that he. shall' suhioin a list' oi
those Anaericans-Who were, kt the time of vstiung,
confined m ;the'Arras prison, and be" accordingfy" did.
Oft comparing hh Jit 'wUh the 'official; one of the
worthy Rfil Barnef, late consul at Havrej we find that
the latter ' contains all except the three following
names .licnj. banrjom, aiass.vm. forrester, :a
kfty (do)and John Wai Vinrhiia;.;:'1
! Another lettei" from Mr. Doolittle'- to his lather
written-from' Arras prison, June.20, "states, that cap
tain Ciubb had been Released thrpugh thte tnterle
rence of Mr. Barhet, who sent on i petition to the
Emperour at Vienna.1;' On CapfhClubb'sS arrrival
at ew York he sent the following' letter" to Mr.
-, Nsw' YotK, 'MeuaVs,' 1 809
. Mr. I. DooVttU, Siruyhcn I arrived at Paris
the Minister was sick and not to be seen j my wife,
however, procured (. sight of Mrs, Armstrong, and
sent the peuuons in to ium,-who retiirnea tor an
svi eri that it was impossible fpv him to do any thing;
for that there are " noAmertcan at Arre . X-K i
.t- Since we came awayj some British officers havede
.serted from parole, and all the dfficef s are confined
to the prison, -t I should be very elaa to- hear ot
their release, and wheri you receive a letter beg you
..r. 'l i t ' t"-. 1 .
win oe so eooa as to iruorra me oy a une, ana i
can be of any service, it would give me great pleasure,
man wnom i. respcer rveiy mucn.
.' ". . 8TJJ V HEN CUB U. '
There aretio Americans at Arras 1
i not a doubt that every poor, inftobent,
' Vinnlorl SntoP.hnrlfMn' Rivir -rTinnitB the naw'i fiarv1.. wif,rhit nrmnnrf hjdln iain hetitianed fnr
" ha tmta jtmmtr nil. , nr AiiDTinn o no in iiiififiirn i imli nnnrrn t mn rtr utiii ipn iuhb i il nn - imiiirvf in . it
iiiri pivivV'UVii) isuv outs givnua v mmvviiw
trance and trantlckly' shakes the cnams 01 slavery,
is art. American Citizen: V.Tb bo" tw farther, Mr. C.
and his lady, long imprisoned at Arras, are Jndispu-
taoiy Americans , ana we personally Know iaa mv.
DooJittle is a naftVe of this city, and thatMrv John
if ;
Died at Samford, ErtghnJ, Jnne 28.- very.
suddenly, Mri Daniel LamBwt,- the I lara-;-.
mothMaa'of tfie Atre wtiehio'tt T30 poamlc
181 "heavier tharkthe,famous ilri.t.X His
coffia was 6 feet 4 inches lontr feet -i iriche
wide," 2 fcet'4 inches deep. v. He measured 3
yard 4 inches round'. the belly, nod lru y
inch found the'lcg. Its. tiothe's cost bird Cbout, ,
20 pounds sterling a dU.'j;'v : ; f l" v ;' "
A blundeTinff reader of a newspnptr .lately ;
read u cunninir"- (ot-CanhintrP and- where t '
hoj3,e was cxpre sed that tlicr Briti&h M ijiatry :
might soon be changed" he bmittccl tha cia. i ".
pronoiincinsr the list word r i
-r; V'f A-FEW. TICKETS
"'INTttE LElItOU LOTTERY ,
FOR SALE AT f MS", STAU UFl KX Itue y3-. ; : f
rri nOSE indebted to the esute of the Ute P. T nwuv,
. JL " . dec Will please CmH ea IrkCo6ke, J j
eitle their Tenpeative accounts, tuc, he
thoriaedto receive pwulci. no W. due
tl. 4iau: nd.
'Toose luucyieu are lunucr nuuucu uui .
inatructedto place mil uch notc d icrounts lnvhat
hands of the proper otucern rr cwaecuwi, ni puiu m a .
very toon ume.. ...... . - - - . '. ,
. . ,U - :JAJt3 IIENDEltSON, AtbuV;- ;
::iuierh,"Agt43t26,-1809. - -
rne'Pres
Marshal's Sale.
resident s last Proclamation hwtnet whh ITif'vbtttS-irf an. Exeeutied-isswing ftwrn-Hi tfcrcmt .
thecided spprobauWof thejdemocra
except the ca-G iuid the greah
county, on tne 1st uay oi wovciiioer iiciv,s'"- "":'
Neffroei and the trct of land Vhewn Anyu M'Jfeil,
deceaaed. hvedi supposed to eontua i$Q acres, lvmir in .;
said county on. Tick cfiek, AtTjoimns t)e Unyi ot" said t
Smith and Henry Brny.'jun: . The above piop"crty will bar
old to estmfj' tb aforesaid eWuUW wtarour Vat- .i
on and Ebeuezer aiott Ansriu m ir. '
the A". Corlina-lutnct,, -
the federal fiaftcrtf The Norfolk Ledger, Bahimore
North American, Virginia Gassctta, Cormecticut
Herald, and many otners nave epressea tnerr saus-.
faction at -the-masurei The. Ne-York Evening
Post" and Balduaore Federal Hepublicsn at first vio
lently assailed it on the eround of .us impolicy" and
unconstitiiGoriality both have aince"espresseddi2e- , . i; , . ;, A . BUVf
rent 'sentiments VyJ K?' t'J&l UMudfir t
Education.
ie i6tHbf October next t shall open a
' few h!ar mf.tr Williiifiishmt.ui'h. firaiw
past, after which, the following sentlmenti were ceTlie county, in which win b tQght the Enphsh, LainT
Uvered Greek tenBges.ether with such of Owe Science :
1." Pofemic 'SocletyiMeV it M?ihbeni be esteemed for as are commonly studied in American School.
T - '6-B "
Rice, of Virginia, a youny fntU
morality and tif libertieducitien:
what is efwd.' and admires Jbr bat is "tttkLZ ? v-. ' ' 1 I have ennged,as an- Assistant Teacher.Mr. Benjamin
hers' .
ii 4m4 mnvnitiicte comtriMuurate sith infinite gDaee. i
inAlinnnrwUfrattli'M as electric fine. ! Those who my send their children or w&r
4 Raleis-h AcadeBiy-ts fame has been deservedly , School may rely on the greatest: exertion c Ue clin
ms- it ha noun&hed as the fedar bt Lebanori.-" Mayto amend the heart as Well as enlighten the unut.itand
its anbcipated -lumber be short and like uie Pbeciux trom mg .
; 4. i University of Koilh-CJarolina- ;May she arert tlie
poigTa-ds tit ner entmiee, antt nerxinurice dc long ana
prosperous., ,i ' -5..
Ilim that traced the shooting Stars and explored uW
secrets of electricity-May the friends of Science besuew
his . Mm with ; th most frairiint flowers - of the.; es-
t.',Sifyard s where wChderstahoV'she is" to undergo' rer
- -ii- ' r,. a r?r; -4. i 'ji ':-.:,-v,.rt,-.-vV-v rrr.:
i'-V; toldhas also
. ; j reen oraerea t. tnis poi-u -1 am nuevx a nougn
,;' ( Mr. Jefferson professed himself an enemy to Ame
f. ''P, 'rtcan worit'shops," nod a'cted accordihgly,v we, tare.
" hapDvtofnid, that Rlr.Mauisort places asmuchcoh-
ij:u .fidence in the skill pf iiovthem Mechu.ncs,"asWash-
uniierstanu inai 1a.111e c.19c ui uic piu
ftlegaV; c'omhinatiqi
jHrwhich ' has been several ' davs-iont: trial m't&e
'courf of Oyei and Terminer ; forthi si county,
.v-''.'f ,r" the'fury have to dayfeturned a 'verdict of Cuil-
v ;r vV fy. The prosecution embraces' two j hynd rid
- Ci nJ severity jcoit-hej;rnen ehpenifiktrs.'IIh i thai
4i'Vwe'&Wrmine
:'"nihs;8
I .'"'i Key a,nd Luther Mai tin were counsel for the
JK4.Uefendanta
rC(-Pf r'l arvn.iiaa: untc, antjvcu io. ai rcai. uic
t jWjrl. The following (abridged) letter waicomronica- j
Virkte4by'jth? father of the writer, to tho. editor i Of tnl
' jVgH.uctucui lier.iiu,.lor'WUi-i.:-uu. ciumr vc'iuci
radley (named in the list of prisoners at the same
spot)i also a native of East-Haven.: i Uili ''
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HALEIGJrm
TlHiESDAY; ! At-GV9T $U :W
i' ItTTfER KETCTIN 8 ' PP ELECTf ON3.' - . v t v
; BUI. Inraei
CliarU.H OowelL
isKmes Hart, Benatf, George L. Davidson,
fiMntfaii Kins'. Commons. -.t .' .
! .CCUR-I T LiCK Brickhouse" Bell iMidicsset Bcrriwd,
Commons. ? - -' ; -i-.r. v-,-' : .
V SAMPSON -State of the poll 1'Blackman, 356, Mnbleyi
30r, Binat. WnV R,' King, 6T4, Jatne Alattlicwa, S$l,
Jesse Warden, o vonHsmub-.p. ' 7,v ?-;4:,
fcj.'The; fiiB tiding of th4..Soer)mir'.'OMirts of Uds
State will commence in the several Circuit s on, Moni-
day tocxtf lThe Judges will t ide as follows i 1st
Circuit Judge Tfiylor, 2d Judgo?Wright, 3d Judge
tern continent, Wlule hi immortal name is borneoo tlie
wing of Ume from the boreal aorth to tpe calid south, , .
, 6. Pestellozsl and Jiis' disciple, JleefMsy 'tlu.-ir view
formed system of Educatioa prove such at will correct the
errors of their predeccesorsj and eatablisira new era in the
literary World. j 1 ' "" '-,''" :-
';'y."TIi faculty of the KiiTiR-h AcademyAJn the vine
yard of Science mity they never tod hi Vain, and may hap
piness wlth .piWperity accompany their success, t , .
. 8. The Trustees of the Kaleigh Academy-i-May .diejr
indefatigable exertions in establishing and supjjorting tliis
semiiiury, ver redoujid to tlieir honour, and b jmprove.
ment of tho rising generation. 'j.z.Tf ;, X
. Tbe American States 'i-rtrt. j
Vailed, they the pow'rs of eattlt defyj1
kL-u As rotksresist the hsjlows and th lt y,''
.. 10. The President and tie ads of Departm jhisrMsy wlsr
dopv and virtm) guMe ; tliem, and national happiness jbe
theif ultimatum. . - - -.r :.V f .v':,.
-It Tlie SUte 01 North Carolina Met cJtuens nave
evinced that belbre their will betmlled fcy French fricas
see or Englvih'. roast bccf.taey'WUl sues: to phuftjpgaiui
--.12. 'Tne immortal wasnmpion rirst in war nm
in peace, and first in the hearts ft his countrymen. V
, -13. Tlie remembrance ot those beroes, who, -Wucn mm
Vkaired war frowninl on oar country: burst the iron chains
of oppi"c8sion,-imd built the glorious fabric of mdepend-
enee.e ine ruins w oespvusm 1. : -v ; .- ::-:C?
14. The enemies- of our hbertyi-ttliea thiery come a jrain
recite may they have jftod lr.ntm, and 'stand food exrt
miiutf ion, or ou monitor kIi.iII note tlieir conduct, and the
iwfMftvshall wtfttwd'or'eAiMiVdathi'm. , . ", c 1
14 1 lie Uiicitr 01 tn rrt!!s uiie ot me preatest Dies-
' . r ' ' 1. i. i ,:..
ledge, and tne cenunel ct our iincrtit-s.
10. Tlie Army ana wavy 01 t miefl Mate.
Vt. jtiricultiire, Cdmncix', ;md Miuiufuetnres.
IS." The American FiiiiwJMlk wisps, may they retain
thcur sweetness wucn. Uicir blooindias laded.
'. '.The foilbwihg paragraph is from a late Nashville
paper w Mr.BaADFonD, you are request-id to make
known through the medium of your paper thtt Pa
trtclt, ieaglcy 1$ candidate, lor the assembly at the
rpjlE. Subscriber at Wake Cotf Court. in August, ..?.. ;
Xv- instant, havintf qualified as Administrator ot th - X
estate f John PoeL dee. Tequests air persona Indebted es . . . -
the said deceased so tBufoe, payment without delay and
aH persons having claims of any kind "tor denomination u. . : v
gainst tne estate ot saia cese&sea are eeairca to present
Uiera to the subscriber' within the time limited by hiw-. :
otherwise they wul he bawd'ftf recovery: - ,
' August 29, 1809 Wr-ltp, -
tUV v .... .t ..:,, i ;:3--f-'a ... . i 'a.-., -'. t .f,, 1
fManycfthe.Patrici's have lopg hcn fiv.tbe hsf-
on 01 oiyiaing'property more.etiuany wKiiqut giving
an equivalent, but we believe they', nevef before at
tempted to have it done by Idvt.T, Tbftre is less dam
ger of the gallows in the latter, than in the lighttfih-.;
ve red mode usually practised, but not less desert of
it.V.( Patrick; will certainly poll Wtll among those who
have no propertyf their own, no dispo4ucrr .to la-
oour ior any, pnci jio scrupics.ni oonsciciite, 111 pro-
August 28, 1802." 1
V- JAM liS K. BURCIt.
r;Five Cents Reward, ""V, :
WELL be given to any person who will apprehend and
-'deliver to the subscriber, an indented apprentice V;
boy by the name of Arthur. ItMvei who huS lately left my
sen-ice knd Who 1 suppose ! -lurkmtr about tins pmetc, :
t hereby' Ibr warn dl persons from hai botmng ( r unptoy-
ing tlie said Arttmr manyt manner whatsoever,' us 1 ra ,
determined to put the law in --tore against s any uuo2ic&'-1
lenders. ! f -- '". ' -
.1 ai' - . -! -'-'." .'"'w.. VTrtF4vVVVTVSn WJ...-4..
i : -,V V ."-' tit. VUKia 1 UHltua
Raleigh, Augua Jt 50, 44-Jt-
PRINCIPAlii OF .'AN' ACADEMY AND
PASTOR WANTED.
THE Rev. VUXlAM 1 lUKEUi Pu
X - Ualeigh Academy and l'astor ot
Ctne t
sirnified hi intention; pf resifcmnfr - hia- Au
closeof the present Session, the 'linrstet S ot
i :;! ofthS..
11 wf tip.'
r Arni'le.-
my and the Inhabitants of Uie City arc dcs.i- . 01 1:1-0-,. :::
eurinec a smtabU. character to supply his pUi e. l.o a;.-
Ctcrg'minof finished education and unexcpttonnblc nto." ,
ral cuurticterj-a liberal salary will be K'Ven, or tlie uoe, v.
profit ef the Academy (klterpuying the Asaiartimt Teach. 1 - ,
ers) With a handsome' subscription tiwn tha hihahrtantin Vj-:
or the City and-neiglitoiu hood, tor His tencu service.
. This Aeademy hiMr at present one hundred and fifty Su, .
dents, about sixty ofwhich axe Females, principally in '.
the caieof a Fenmle Teacher undtrll sup"Tinteudncr , ( t
of the Principaj of the Academy (utiglit uveparatC Uuild- v; 0,
mgserceted -for tlMr purpose Ch a latir-acvc Square ut tne ; r
cUy granted to the Trustees b the Legislafui) aud the;
uumbcB of 3tttdcn,l!iefetofore.bw annbaUy increased- .,r
EalccghUehiff the Seat of Gowwioient ot iMH-th-CaroJi-'
naVi 'Wry tetflujr'and pleasant sttuaufiO, jbi die hi By cenn- -
rHtttletion;' )iMefW neiqcssAfef Jife can be hdB pl-i fvonr.ioiibie
he ii decidedly in &swSVlu't tfpwif$i$&t 1aii4,.liBtit.-f n!bt piUicit 1 h bnUtanta atw'i
guardians ott dwi'.t;f3 day,- it 1 pieu.MdMl.t tt Se-s,
dviuary wilUlstn. Miwhi rt?31' V ' J ul--r Acile.v
my muie eoiHMrn. JKca. . ,., r
V Lady,' tf tV.f cquireiiperf.s
.1" fthi wi
femslo
nun
hi nji)iKM. Lt an" Assistant .T wtLw U.C luOiil
and I iek LaTirttal-i.
Annlii-jiiAi tor kivi ofthese ,ltUAtoiimale t
Triwui-'ofih '.IWeutH' Academy.- by her fo paid,
.1
dertskmir. Is tun wptlLta l taae ciiA'y f sue.
Dbaitmeitwf the Academy v and Vunc Oende
anitnb' nu.nl'Vl. It aw A
1
r '. . .
will be duly fctt.erded,to,7mdrmmcauuiy antreo, tunv,,
iiuchfmtJiefhifoiwiUonHivcn is may Hi rroa id ' 1 ;
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