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-v,-. . . v . Jh JJu J.LJ . . y y .' KJ . JJ
Voir.,!!.
a'
' WlISHEDTEt ..THBSd1tkT TBO
HIDB.'kO JOM. TOB Etr k CO. AT TE
ttt 9Q. Or IATETTBIH."TMT ' EA
C casso'i. comiii-i rucTitii boliAU e
AlHl'X, f ATABLE HALF TEAEIT IW AMAEJEv
, (IVOLE FAFVBy 0 CEKTt ' '
' Lumber JUver invitation iMttry Ticket price
X 3, for sale t this Office.. m . ,
for
CrfifFeor; Loittry'lltketf, price 8
v' n!flt th Star-Office,'-
-XT 'Ticket! io the FranlCn tibraty Lottery
.V,- IWW1. ... - . i 'A 'J
I
f f TO PARENT? GUARDIANS.
.'i,"! IBTtlMSTAVCES f a domestic nature'Winfr ren
; ' V dera if necery ht FaARcai Bwcv iliould
t,V return hrr" family in Fayettevilie, alt ha (tiou(rh re
T WlMt'yl vitlidrawii herself from the Raleigh Acadeinj,
,t m purpose opening a
'' ;'VV '-School in, Fajrctteyilte
' ' 'm first Monday In March, for the reception of Young
i'Ladi". 8he enifafe to teach them thoae- var1Hi
y " bntnehea of Literature, wltich she haa tautit with aouie
i . aaccM for tin eeyeari ipast in thejt&leigh Academy.-
r ' She iaencoiiriiioa to hi)j)e that the Parent and Guardi
j " anaof children will feol nn a(iprehcnKm in placing then
': , ' children oif a ards under her iiinruction. They may depend
y v that the utmost exertion vriH be made to cultivate the
. '. ) ti.inda and improve the morula of auch at may be comnit
s H ted to her care?. Terms of Tuition will bemade known
V .' , n application to the iubscrib r.
FRANCES BO WEN.
; ; ..,. KyetteTilJeeV 5, 18ls. . 7-5w
' Hyco Academy Lottery.
. i- i N )
THE Tniateea of the"Ilyco Academy, aoCcitou nor
liberally to encourage and perpetuate the adrajitaget aria
tag from this Seminary, and conscious oftita IU suceem
ta a direct application to the generosity of the public, ob
tained an act of the Lrgialature of this State, toraiae a
turn by way of LoUery to1 applied by said Tniateea to
the uae and benefit of the amid Aoademytand now moat
reapectfWily oficr the sebx-me to their fellow-citizens and
solicit their patronage. '
The particular friends to the Institution win require no
further injunction on their liberality to, enibark in the
Scheme, than a knowledge, of ha utility. The friend of
Science hi every qn alter where the Scheme may be pre
aente there is no doubt, will have sufficient motivea to
extend their generosity.
. The moderate Price of the Tickets, and the Cuntes of
the Plan, it is hoped, will be nufficient. inducement to
individuals, wha wish to become adventurers in Lottene a i
which they may do for the small sum of Three Dollars,
and for which sum, One Thousand Dollar may be gained.
Who wwuld not inhance his fortune at so moderate an ex
pence. ) t
The advantagr of Literature arc so generally fdt and
acknowledged m this our enlightened, and Ilepablican
Government, that the Trustee think it unnecessary toen-
arge on the utility ot the. Plan. " ;
SCHEJM E. f'
1000 Dollars , U ,
400 do.
100 do.
50 do.
30 do.
10 do.
5 do.
SfATK 6l'NfnfH-CAR'VLi!tA, Court nf Plea and
"' . t. ' 'fmAerbrd County J Qndrjer Sco;i,'
..,' JanUdry Sessions, 1810.
?V' Peter Hunter .
'''"" v f trnfinai attaenment,
:J The heir nfJohn Armstron.S .
OkttV.Rt.lt by the Court, that unless tho Defendant
.. in this case appear at the i it Court held for said
' ' Cmmty onthe erond Monday of April, 1810, replevy and
p!cal oi demilr, final judgment will be granted. .
; Qrdsried that this oritur be published for three weels in
"- thCjSTAti ' TineCopv,
v ;: , ltlCHAKD LEn3t c. c.
I y l 64.0 Acres of Land,
, ' May be hd for '
; ONE DOLLAR!
V' ,T Agreeable to the fillowing Scheme of the
; PERSON LOTTERY.
toy-
"1 Piize of
, 1 do. Cash, 100
ldo. ddr 8S
1 dok sorrel horse f 5
1 do. a bay mare 60
640 Acre's of Land, valued at g 640
luO
- . - 85
1 da Cash
1000 do. do.
1006 Pmei
.994 llUnks.
40
1
7j
6t;
40
lOOu
S20t'C
2000 Tickets, at One Dollar each, U S 2000
- v..
AH Pnse over one dollar subject to a deduction ofsix
percent. , . V ' '
Tlie -drawing of the above Lottery will commence at
Person C'wrt House, Nor'Ji-OroUiin ,as noon as all tbo
Tickets are sold. Unuer the iiuEcC-icn of Samuel Dicknu,
AortamVf ."orfret,Jame ffilUutmon, Chuflet Holilman, unii
W lUiam JU AiMdelr, Eton. Jilamirtrt. j
There is an U nu.su al advantage attending this Lottery,
there' bemir lewer Ulonfcs than friges 1 this curumstance
the' proprietor "Batter themselves will so facilitate the
ale of the Tiof'.e U as to have the drawing conipicated by
the fifJt of June nest, or seqner. All Prizes will be paid
within ten days after' the draw'ms: is closed, a list of
which will be'ptiblished in iw Sta a 1 and all Prizes not
demanded within nx months alter publication will be con
tidered as retinqttishedi Ticketi. to be had of the Xana.
grrs, Mr-William JeTivya at Person Court-tiduse, the
d(tof'i6f the Star.lhe Post-MasterrLumbertou, Dr. Wil
liam Webb of Caswell, Captain Thoma Webb, Granville,
Mr. Joseph Hubbard. Hillsboroutrh, and of the subscriber .
AlUetter addressed to the above-iamed persons, post
paiO, Will be attenueu to. .' ' ' , i
l77ie Land about four mflct north tffPfrton Court
- ' LAMBEttTS. MObKK.
:MountTiMali,N. C. 2Sth January, 1810;
Notice.,
"Tnji Subicribers having been appointed by Ibe Tros-
. '. tets of the.Lmversity of KorthIanJuia Commission
ers futp rx)mpleatlng the muut'buikling' of the University,"
ate cketermmert to a t d all unnecessary delayit will,
- tliretore. be exnedient ftnr anv nersn who is disnosed to
contract 5r the whole of the Brick Work to address their
proposals as speedilyas possible to the subscribers, either
m oiariiicor uiiafiei nui, wange county. , i isesumai
. ed tliat the work now to be done will requuVfour hundred
tuouaanu liricK. , , ' t i a
: ' ' N. JOTtES. ' '' T r
WALTBR AI.VUS, I :
. 'DUNCAN C A MEMON fV
, , V 1 .TOiTEPilCALDWELLj.,
Chapel Hill, SdJfeJniay, 1810.
Commitiiunert.
6 4w
I get lim again.
Ranaway '
TT itOVI the SuWriber some time
A in August kit, a likely NEGKO
FELVOW named BN, ol blaercora
r nlesion. about tW-ntyve ear old.
sis feet Iiiirh, stout anil well made.
I suspect he is lurking ul tern ate lyiit
Hertie and 'Martin counties. - 1 Will
give a' reward1 of Fifteen Dollar tQ
any person - wlio will apprehend or
. confine the said Negrq b JaiL to that
1 Prjze of
' 2 Jo.
4 do.
6 do.
11 do.
50 do.
66S do.
1000
800
400
30C
330
5UI
3330
740 Pnae.
1440 Blanks.
666u
W0 Tickets at Three Dollar 6660
Tickets, Three Dollars, subject to a deduction of fat-
leen percent
Part of the uUvt Prize to be determined in the JtUenming
manner.
The first drawn Ticket after 500 art drawn 100 Dollars
1st do. after 1000 do. 100 do.
1st do. after 1500 do. 100 do.
1st ' do. after 2000 do. 1000 do.
Ticket will te old by the Trustees of said Academy,
also at some of the mostconvenient Post Offices.
The drawing will commence at the Red House as soon
a three fourths of the Tickets-are sold, and continue to
draw five hundred Ticket per day at least, until the
drawing is completed. , All Prizes payable within thirty
day after the drawing is finished. Those not applied for
within six months from that time will be considered a re -linquiahed.for
the benefit of the institution. ,
JOHN M ADEN, PreudenL
tied Home, February 1, 1810.
Six Thousand Dollars
MAY BB HAD
FOR SIX DOLLARS !
TiCKETS in the Cape-Pear Lottery for ale at the
I reasurer" and Comptroller's Offices, and all tlie Printing
Offices in Itah-igh, and nearly all the Pout Offices and otlu r
public places in die state. From the number of Tickets
already sold there is but little doubt the'drawing will com
mence on the hint of April next.
I XT TJO A XTCfM
ax, vuaiuwii'
Fayettevillt Jan. 23cf 1810.
Notice.
'plIE Subscriber informs all those who are indebted to
A l.,m hut hli. ti.uhli pt'iulera it ni ressnrv for him te
leave tlie Slate as soon as possible lie has, therefore, put
all tlieir Accounts aiid Notes into the hands of Allei) S.
Billengtr, Deputy Sheriff, for collection
u. it, nr.i..iEi.
Sm'rthfield, February 4, 1810. 6 3w.
The Subscriber,
A T the last Court, held tor the eounty ot Caswell, qua-
xTL lifted as Executor to the last will ana testament ot
IRnry Turner dec. late of said county. All.pcnioiis in
debted to said Estate are requested to make payment
without delay . and those who have claims against
h vital" Aiwvenursted to nresent tLem dulv auuicnti-
cated within, the time apecificd by law, or they will be
barred of a recovery. T
. ' II1UJ1A3 lVBAlVU, nr.
Jaiwlry 15th, 1810. - ' ; . 43 w
Literary t Advancement y
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS)
May be gained for' the small Sua of
FOUR DOLLARS ! '
' ' . : (
tfEtrTOJY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
SCHEME. :
i rlae of
1
. S
to
20 ..
50
100
2400
S 50001
2000
1000
5U
200
100 ,
50
20
10
5
- ?750rickeUat 4dollareacli
S000
9000
1000
9000
1000
" 2000
10u0'
' 1000
.1000
12000
51000
Part of the above prizes determinable a follows.
The first drawn blank on the 1st tmd 3rd 4th 5h 6th 7tl
and 8th days are entitled to 50 eact
The first drawn da on the 9th 10th 11th U 12th do 100 di
The first drawn do. on the 13th and 14ik da 200 do
The first drawn da.on the5th do. -.. ' 500 di
nd the last draVTi ticket whether blank or pnxe 5000 du
Five hundred Tickets to be drawn on each. of the first
fourteen days and seven hundred and fifty on the LSllv.
lost day. .
Fnies payable 00 day alter uie eompieuon or tne araw
ing, by the managers,; who. hold themselves responaible
subject te deduction of id pe cent . ' . v
All prizes not demaiuted witlun 12 morrtlis fcltry draw
ng, will be considered relinquished for the benefit of the
institutions.
The above Lottery is author, red by an act of the Leera-
ature of North Carolina! for the purpose of enabling tin
Trustee of (lie NtWiOM Acaoxmv near tlie town oi
Asheville. to ctmpleat the necessary buildinira behmcine
to Ibe same And also to establish a Female Academy in
the town of Ashevnie. I a f ,
Which two objects Uie Trustee and Manager flatlet
themselves will be a 'sufficient inducement, independent
of the flattering prospect held out in the above SCHEME,
10 influence all sealou fiiend to useful Institutions to be
come hberal purchasers of tickets And tlieydeenv if
unnecessary to expatiate largely in contrasting tne advan.
tage these institutions may have (if well supported with
Irienus) over mom oiner oeramanes rvr u- is now
very generally known that Asheville is One of the ntest
healthy Situation on una coniincm w iving m uie
neiglilraurliond of the Warm Springs, and on the maia road
from thence, (a well a from the Western to the Southern
State Vis more eenerally resorted to by the bestcharactem
of both sexes during Summer and Autumn, (for the bene
fit of health)than almost any other place in the Southern
section of the tVion And being also a place where board
and Tuition are had on very moderate termsWhere the
Youths of the sister state will lay the foundation of sound
constitutions together with their Educations, and receive
the visits of their friends to and from the Warm Hpnngs.-
All these advantage united bear evident testimony of
rh Blv-tntulitv nf Ashi-viUe as a aeat for Ltterarv Insti
tutionsAnd then fore on tliese lf-eyident grounds, we
respectfully solicit Uie public putronaget.
Fort Johnson, Charietton Harbour, Jan. 4t 1810,
100 Dollars Reward,
FOR six deserters who deserted from this post on the
vii li.lm Wvnne and Thomas . Stewart, of
captain Armstead' company of the first Light Artillery 1
Stewart was born in Ireland, (but Came to this country
t.n du infunt he is five feet eleven ancTan half inches
high, twenty4wo years of age, has grey eyes, irown liair.
gOOu COinpiCaiun, ay vwuJ-uuii m uuivuiti , w.vi
him citizen' chraths, and armed witharjfie and pistol-
The pistols are ot uncommon make, uie property 01 tue
UnitedState. ' 1 '
John Wvnne waa torn in Gconria i he is five feet six
inches hitch, tliirtyfive years of ge, has grey eye, light
nair, lair complexion, oy occupauuii a uiyiur i wan away
in citizen's cloalha. and armed witn pistols, ana proDaniy
a rifle, as the' parties stole two rules and a number of
pistols, previous to their desertion. The rifle are very
ordinary in their appearance, the pistol uncommon parti
cularly with raspectto tne mens, ana nxing 01 uie ranu-oa.
' Uimlim. of euntain Laval's traon. was born in
Soutli Carolina, Is five feet nine inches high; has dark
complexion )inu hair.
Cliarlea Mel ul. of said troop, i a native of South Cam
lina twenty-three years of age, five feet ten inches high j
has light complexion, and dark liair i went oil in citizen'
cloatusi anu armeawun enner pisiois or rine., i ,
, Daniel Molloway , of captain John it. Span's company of
lilgllt Artillery, i anauvc ui .vu'ginia vwuuijf-u.rcc jruai c
of age, five feet nine inches liigUj ha' fair, complexion,
blue eyes 'and dark hyr..' .t
Willie Bartow, of aid compairy, deserted at -the same
time, of whom an accurate descrij ive list cannot btfgiveni
' IThe above rewatd., with all eXpencesiwill be paid (or
in.Viiatpropdrtion'fordther) toany person who will deU;
ver tlie said deserters to me at this post, or secure theni
in goal, and giyethe iiecessaiy information to tne, or to
Ml COmmandtTig omcer in uie army 01 uie unticu oiavcs.
- " k It SRVtSTV.n. Cantnin. '
A j. .. , r -
JMTERfytL IMPROrjEMEXT
Lumber River Narigatioa
tit
1 1.
AUTHORISED by an act of the Lt gesture of KortK.
Carolina, rtolacuiute the Mavigaii.eof Lumter
iier from Mac FarUmTs Turnpik to tJUa ootna Crown
line." , ' " . j' -',' ,. i 4 '
One ThottaandDoIlara tnay be gahied for t&4 amiJl auai
:,' , r- 1 of Two .Duhara.. ,"..
SCHEME.
:1
TfiOl Tickets it S 2 per ikket V ' iifyfr :
1 Prwe of JS L0O0 , say ljiam " . '
'. '- -
a ao v frjy
3 c do 1 , 2u . egt)
do ; -tj iw . "
It) do ' 0 ' 5vW
50 do ,.w' 2..-, '1,ua) r
400 do 10i A,ouO
l7do , t SrMii:
.-? r.
:i.'.'
i4 Prirea
eVboi Biauke
fr-,001
.'; -m ,
From the great quantity of white nak, junijier. cypres
uid large. pues,tq.ud il aupciviur iu a.ae aud quaiiiy
-o any tunuer whicu is to oe lound in Uie Soumeru sec
jonof the Uniou-e vuat number of wiucii anrweal cal
culated for Ship buikiin and large'Aia, and may pe
uoaiea witn ease to convenient auc yards t WMnout nteor
Uoningthe depth of fh cumni aaitl Ute sufficient quaiiuV,
.y of' waver therein, besides the mnj never tiulin bu tana ;
be tor erecting Saw Mills and outer Machineries, Which
empty into the aaid river, near Ui head of tit contcm
plaiud navigation, bide f.ir to render die huaoavigtiuoA .
jii object worthy of the attention of enterprising- Ucuue.
men. From a view of this liver, Knur about Uie middle. '
.round between Uape-r'er U Pet-Due rivers niv re-iiily
iccouiit lor the oUcuiity in which the invaluable Nval
Stores it' abounds with have LiUiertQ bxn iuvtKjptAi. ,
1 hat by we'Sciieme Deing plactd upon a lair auu Equi v
able plan, lending to open areenayig.tioii, cxlinpt front rr
toll or other ivstrtctioua the iganagera do anucipato ibe
pleasing prospect thai, tlieir underudung wdi kieet Uie "
pproDatioii-ot lieii;ieuow citizens, especially Uieowiitra .
if . lands bordeRiig on Uie naviirauun i Uie value of . ,
which incv.tably ih be enhanced by Ikavuig this plantar- , V
lied into errect. Besides, Uie Lottery is tcd at It sS .
riian two blaukato one prize. The managers are AnnreakedT s
with an idea that the speedy.sale of .l ieketa' wut enable '
them to commence drawmg -in a sliort period. : I'hecom
menaement of tlie drawuig and the prizea drawn Will be -
advertised-ut two ew IVptis m vki S ate, kiid two-in ,
South Carolina t .and every frUe be pttnctuallV paid widi- -. '
in thirty day after the drnwmg ; ibjeet to a iicount of.
lifleen percent The mole etiectuatiy to eeure Uiep:y
tnent, tlie manager have 'deposited a bond in the clerka ::
uffice of Robeson eohnty cooitto the lull aniount of'aai4
lottery tor, Uie lattkml diaetiarge A Uu ti"ut rtpoaeo.. . '
imblieution aforeeaid, snail bo consiiieK-d emttuttue and v ..
uc bjjucu w uie ocourageiacm oi ute aiureaaMi uaviga.
uon. I ' . .. ' ... .
D. Mae FARLAKD, JEiJSEtEE, :
Wu.ASHLEV.. W.ai;EAL, -J
WYNN NANCE, LBENKZAK ELLIS, T v
" r. : ' ,v f :.,-:.
unmtiertaA, January 3d, lSlOT f- 2 Im ; ' i,
V
DAVID VANCE,
GEO. SWAINE,
JOHN PAT1XN,
GEO. NEWTON,
ANDREW EHWIN,
MhtvMe, Jenutry 25, 1 8 10. " 6-?'
Due Bills.
- r
. HE Subscribe rshavinT lonsr since discontinued issuinr
I1u. Rill, hcarinir their siirnatures. are desiraus of u ith-
drawinir from circl!U.ion all such of their hills as may be
. . . r. ! 1 J-I "it
in the hanus-oi imiiviuuais as specuii y as posxioie.
This is UieVefore to notify all those wW may hold any
oftheaforer tid Bills to have tliem prenented fr payment,
. .. . .i.... ,....:., , if..... r'l.,1.1 . ..nA it
ill aS Cal IV UAJ H WilT.ii.iiit bii. iulpw I. VliinM na
ves, of HillHborough, to Mr. Joel King, Louisburg, mis
WaUnm.Esq. Smithfield, Mr. GerArd Bunks, merchant of
Wake county and to the Subscriber iiHtalojj'h. .
WILLIAM S11AW.
J. CO M AN.
RatHgh,Janm4ry, 31, IS 10. ' S 3w
Indian Queen Tavern,
- RALEIGH.
WItLIMl SCOTT
TTAV1NG become proprietor of
AX the above House, informs lus
friends and the public in general that
no exertions shall be wanting, to
make it agreeable to those who may
t ': i iiiJ favour him with tlieircompany. , He
tetA-Vtiw'M continue to keep frood Beds,
Luora, &ci and pi-ovicle hi ttable with Uie best proven
dee. i t' -...'.
A few genteel Boarder would be taken,
. January, 25 1810.1.
1 fflllfi '
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD. -
STOLEN
JtTT of (he Subscriber' stable, on i mrrsaay mgntne
J 14th of last month, a light L AT MARE, rising seven
year old and about fifteen hand high. She ha a broad
hi i7 in lm face- bolhhindfeetandone fiire foot white i
i , each ftAik tiierc i a rose, i the piiddle of which is a
white spot Will giveTWenty iwiior to any person se
curmir said Mare ao that I get her again, and Forty Dol
i. tr tlie Mare and thief i and if broneht to mt all rea
sonable expencei piud. ?
r Xi. PIinJPCOBLE.
'Auemance,GuiltordUounty, v ,
January 3, 1810. v ' ' . iy . 3-5wp
Cash4
WILL be given for a couple of likely Negro Boys, be
tween fifteen or eighteen years old ..Enquire of the
.POLITICAI,.
I.
A'
from the Virginia Afgu i ;
Tq Tn Honourable John HASDptpn. ', ;
Sir- The production of Philo Laos, in tb
Spirti of Seventy Six of the 1 '2 th instant,' baa 1
fully compensated the public fur your; uncon
stitutional absence from your seat in Congress.'
Although I do uct expressly charge V6 , witli . ;
being the authour of that performanccy yet we ,
. ' L. t e l .J i is .
perceive in it mucn oi your genius, anu
the malignity tit? your passions The sentU '
ments t- breathes 'correspond s precisely
with your political Vie wsv that I acb iusti&ttl
in ascribing it to one of yonr bnsom friends t
and, with some aUbwnce for afdiffereuce )e ,
twee speaking and writing, it is just such an
invective as th world expected Irom youa(;
the present period.
k':-
io speak with discretion, your rernairiui r y$
at home under the pretence if indintjv
is extremely prudent. Y'Hin inconsistency; of ; fi $$r.:
conduct had become bo palpable that" it was
exceedingly difficult loryou, to jnake cut a
plausible 'story for your constitpet j and, for
odcei io your life, ydu tacitly confessed jhat,
there is a point in politics at whkhivnpburo".
must? cease. Even the pow.erv ot your tacev
coula fno. lonprer furnish'a mask, for the tingra
eious contrivances of cunning $ and you wise
ly confined yourself to your plantation, witV'' -
ing, like an unholy atheist, tor some fortuitous
Concourse of political atoms; which tnigliC
place the affairs' of the nation in a posturw.'v
mor; congenial to your spirit. Aa convenU , ',
rnt season we shall' find you creeping forth, ' .
from ypiir retreat to scatter the seeds of dis- " t .
content among the people, and td Vither. the ,
herye of government." Such a cbimof exer '
tion of your faculties will create no. surprize j
and must serve most admirably o illustrate -the
complexion of your pWiotiini,4ln thv - y
mean time we are. U ' seemsto 'be amused f. '
and edified by occasional sautes from news .,.
;t
i
1 fi: v'.
pape.whkh claims the honour of being under
nsiva v a v w nvi'i ,
your particular patronage and c
. vYpur opposition to Mr.' Mad
ison; previou3
ly'tp his late election, was marked by an te;;ffj;:
temperate personal hostility An Xhe 'gitj'fici..;-'?.:
tion of vW spleen vou violatetl evey rule M '
-
decorum, ami forfeited , iriuch of Vdur pr'-n
sion- to the character of gentiemtn. ?. uut
U. 8. 1st Hegu ot Axtiuery comftjiatung'.
Printer.
;jgJmiuay'i 1810. if.
Wato county, February 1; HQ.
6-3 w.
Ian: 11,1010.
4
v
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fa.-'
m
:v
1
m foiled-wyuurmnt w crtvsiviwm,