vHea f4 t lalaUr, it ft cqrl.aW
pie; teJPt.e.
Tm cfi i;ptTst ia our cotatj court.
In caveaeajeecce f what U technically calle.
(fbaotj bwoH cUsMttg with the regihu Jorj
trial, U bat I attco IM Close mi ool ef de
lay ia tM daitiatsitita f jaatlee, tjtU, at
tS aaa time, brtheae end eipeasive ta
tlx pAtiea GUftal md 1ajraaiij tad pprea
ie t every efieer of ike caarL
A atparattoa mf those duties a ad power, by
the crcaliaa of what may, with propriety aod
carractutu, be called a countj court, for lh
peeial ptrpeae of transacting all coantj
ntii ouer than that whtre the iatcrvenbot of a
Jirymay be ueceaaarj, weuld.it teerat ta lue, be
productive of iohaite benefit, by expediting bu
ni,aud thereby eaaomttia; tint aod ei
penditure. A farther detail of tha conteniplat
el improvement must ta the letult of jour
reirc.
lhe insolvent law of our State, it appears
tii air, t e ausreptiole of amendment. Their
defect! I endeavored to point out in ray last com
BiuHtcation, and wiil therefore, for the present,
barely obaerve, that toy tyatein of lawswlti:ti
operate witti equal aaveritj on the innocent and
guil y, must be defective My only inlicitude
in, to -hield from the iroa-haoded creditor the
innocent, but unfortunate man. His perann, I
euinrien'ioualj believe, ahould be held invio
late. Let the fraudulent debtor on puniihed as
criminal, hv tha infliction of corporal punish
want if jou please, or In aoj other way that
niy he deemed beat t arrat tie pro;res of
fraud, aod ive fBcacy to the just dm.ind ol
the creditor; but I must maintain, that it is
yo'irdutj to place the honest debtor oui nf the
retch of an ignominious incarceration. This
relict of barbai ism, o rpuiianf to the genius
and spirit of ou government, will I trust, so n
ar or later he banished from so mild and happy
esy-ce.o -f jurisprudence as our own.
The interestiugaubject of Internal Imprnve
tnent lu-. beeu duly considered by the Board
created at the lat Assembly, for the more tm
mediate suprintendatice and control of the pe
cumary ami physical resources ol tlie State,
ac apar for that pu-p.ise. Their report will
be submitted in due season. 1 cannot, however,
drui) the subject, without the expression ot a
fir n balief that most of the important o jeets
we have in view will ultimately he attained; and
that, upon the whole, our prospects a.' e flatter
ing. although, at present, elouds and dark
ness" huver over some ot our operation j in par
ticular sections of the State.
That snme money, and perhaps not a little,
has been imprudently expended, is readily ad
mitted; hut it does not hence follow, that the
objects ate unworthy of pursuit, or that the
prosperity of the system is not identified with
xhe nest interests of the State.- Your duty is
obvious. Examine with a scrutinizing eye into
the yarioui operations ol the system, search out
the cause of extravagnice, aod apply the cor
rective.. The science of medicine, to vitally interest
ing to our citizens, and so well deserving le
gislative attention, has as yet, with a lew ex
'tieptious, passed unnoticed and unprotected.
And it must b admitted, however unpleasant
thn Ailminuiitn. fhnl thtri arn h'tir f.i aratoa in
jUaiaw4ra-uaditin"i in a leta rpa U
ble condition than in North Carolina. I' he
.question naturally occurs, why is vU the case?
The answer ia obvious. Because in almost
every other part of the country, a medical edu
cation regularly acquired, and formally com
pleted at some public medical university, or
satisfactory testiuumuls of professional ability
from some respectable and legally constituted
Board of Physicians, is essential to the attain
ment of public respect and public confidence.
Hitherto the limn of our annual sessions has
b-.en almost exclusively devoted to the preser
vation aud security of property, while the
lives, hcaltli, and happiness of nurner eu and
intelligent population, have been left at the
mrxy of every pretender; and thousand and
tens of thousands of our fellow citi.'His, I mi;ht
ay, have lallen victims to the impefical efforts
ot a host of intruders.
The youth of our state whn have h"en reared
and educated for the profession, with that na
tive modesty which I trust will ever character
txe them, advance with heci.miBg diffidence v
their avocations, while the moie adventurous
quack, presuming on the ignorance aiid credu
Hty of the people, runs off with the spoil. Tins
certainly in no one instance can last long; bu
from the tacili'y with which these persons
change quarters, and from the eagerness with
which aiilirted numainty seizes the offered re
lief, the first fruits are but too often gathered by
the rah though ignorant practitioner. Under
these circumstances, what inducements have
mir young men to trudge up the rugged hill of
science, and spend their tune and patrimony in
laving the foundation for future usefulness?
True, the intellectual triumph is exquisite; but
of itself it is Insufficient to sustain the diffident
and desponding vouth who finds himself pressed
by so many difficulties, and finds too, that his
very sustenance is taken from him by the cna
eveters above alluded to.
Again, it must be mortifying to see our young
men constrained to abandon their native state,
in pursuit, of medical science abroad, where,
tun often, In reaping the fruits of science, fo
reign principles and foreign habits are formed,
not only opposed to the genius and spirit of our
government, out measurably uisquauiying xneoi
in other respeats lor uselul lite tnug exhaust
inj, as it were, the last earnings of parental,
industry and frugality, to obtain what might
with a little cltoii, be as well obtained at home
Let me however observe, what may be deemed
superfluous, tuat this medical board will not pre
judice the pretensions of any practitioner of the
present day, for its operations must necessarily
be prospective.
This subject presents so many interesting
points, and in truth is so susceptible of illustra
tion, that I must believe it is only necessary to
interest the mind of tha intelligent statesman
to perceive its importance.
f ta avtr Cut sis JiVrlr4 bU-seat
mav to expected a t t maaAer ia hica tHa
aaajical brd, iWi alio JeJ ta, ahu(J he clta
MUStd; bt tHat it ia as anlr practicable, bat
'S'y PtJt I lUntk c rtttoaillr
dbtvA tby advart U late u.f.rt tocM
which hat atttaded the efforts of uaay of oar
ister states. Let me tbea entreat you, as the
turdlao of lS people's belt infereits, to
tii sohjoct, of all oiherg tK i., -t ioterettin,
a fall, fair and dupaunaate cansijeratiao.
It has not beeo my haSit ( davtl beyond the
limits af toe state, and of cuaiao beyond the
pHero of yoor action, fir jects to iatrrest
yar deliberation; bat the v.ul importance of
one of tho moi ardent and la toared discussion
which has agitated the union sinre tho forma
tiwn of oar girtnent, has, and wiil on the
preient occasion, divert me from tha uniform
tenor ot ray course ; for to look on. and nut to
feel for the issue f the eventfal conflict, would
argue an insensibility anJ patiiy foreign hum
my nature, and an obduracy of ff eling uuLnown
to tne patriotic biuum. II success a'.t'd the
gi'tntic strides of the friends of manufacture,
and the onerous burthen sought to he imposeJ
on tba agricultural, and indeed mtuy other
branches of iodutry, ahould not he averted
awar with our boasted equality ol pursuit and
freed on from unnecessary restraint, h'.thertn
the pride of our country. In Jepiti J-nt ol the
political operations of the contemplated in
crease of the tariff, It effects on the fiscal re
sources of our co-jntry, must produce a crisis
distressing to the hilanthropit, and oppres
sive in the extreme at t'ds time to the agricul
tural and commercial part of o'ar population,
already borne down by ait anpe:edeuted de
pression of pneej, unpat rallcicd ni the history
of our times. For if the snurccs "four national
revenue are dried up by t.'ni adoptiu of the
system, the enhancement of price in many ol
the necessaiie and convi'ni.Mu.es4 of lite, to
gether with a correKiidciit l.;lliog off in the
prices of the staple commodities of our country,
will not be the only oppressions most deeply to
be deprecated ; bui a permanent and irremova
ble direct tax mast w (csjried to, to replenish
an empty treasury
I shudder when anticipate the Consequences ;
which must result ti-ttin thts prevaleuce of such ,
counsels. Uir tallow cuiieus, already borne
down by a reverse of fortune, and struggling
fir a competency, to have a host of officers and
it system of 'li cet t ixalion superadded and
permanently quartered on tliem, would, I fear,
iD'juce a delirium in the pu'dic mind, subver
sive of otdei' and ruinous in the extreme.
1 am aware that no act ot legislation can
grow out of my remarks; but a silent acquies
cence, while the chain! art: forging amidst the
rencril expression ol pjMic sentiment, would
e a gross dereliction of duty.
The 1 1 nits of this address forbid my entering 1
at largo into tae subject, were it necessary ;
which, however, I am persuaded is tint, alter
the luminous discussions which have baeu go
ng on, in and out ot Uongress for the last
twelve month9. I w.uld nevertheless barely
ask, if it is just or equitable that th; independent
yeomanry of the country should be maiVe tribu
tary to .the degraded and debased population
tut is the growth of manufacturing., establish
ntenti P Or ii it politic that this virtuotw and
MeltieoHt Teoaiianrfytbe only .safe depositor?
and' shield of the liberty of the country, should
by tKis hot-bed establishment of workshops, be
ultimately tfinMgnmated with them, or driven
y oppresMon, constrained to abandon the fair
and exhilirating pursuits of rural life, tlie pro-
i tic nursery of heroes, statesmen, patriots and
philanthropists.
By an act passed at the last session ot the
General Assemoly, I was authorized ami re
quested to cause the south-western boundary
ine ol this State to be. ascertained, extended
and marker!. In pursuance thereof a corres
pondence wa9 immediately opened with the Go
vernorof Teiinesee ; but for the want of au
thority on his part to co oper tte in the business
an inevitable delay ensued until tue meeting ot
tlie Legislature of that State, which took place
during the last summer. As sunn, however, as
t was known that the power hail been deleat-
ea, mc supicci wasresuuieu ann a nope wits ai
J' .1 - . " I -- I - L
first entertained that an amicable eumnletion ol
the busiuess mihi: oe etlected
H ii riii t K m
sent yeur ; but
Causes Deyontl OUr COnll'Ol
hare p evented.
1 am gratified however, to
have it in my power to say. that no unpleasant
or unfriendly collision need he apprehonded.
In the file marked A. are contained the re
signation of such Justices of the Peace and
Field Olrict'.rt tii have been received during the
ieces9, together with the resignation of John
Ii. Leigh, Esq. Solicitor for the first Judicial
Circuit, and of Judge Murphey, one of the
Judges of our Superior Courts of Lav and
Equity, a gentleman as highly esteemed
for his private virtues, as for his able and
disinteiested devotion to the best interest of
his country. To supply the vacancy 1 was
advised by the Council, to tender the tern.
porary appointment to William Norwood, Esq.
of Hillsborough," a lawyer of longstanding, and
doubtless known to many of you. .
t shall howJ Gentlemen, close this desultory
address and in do'tiig so, permit me to tender
you, and through you, niy fello. citizens gene
rally, the unfeigned homage ot my respect and
gratitude. If, in the discharge t' the duties at
tached to the Executive Office, my conduct has
been such as to give efficiency to a government
of laws to impart in the smallest degree, vi
tality and energy to the benign and happy insti
tutions under which we live, and finally to meet
the approbation ot my fellow-citizens, I can
confidently say that my highest ambition will
have been gratified, and that my fondest and
most ardent anticipations have been realized.
I have honor to be , -
Your obedient servant,
JOHN BRANCH1. .,
The message being read, jras ordered to be sent to
the Senate,' with a proposition to have one copy printed
breach member.
Thursday, wVov. S3.
Two other balVHing-j for tfct) 3d engrossing cierk,
' TV artM mt'tjKts otQwl im tW lwt(fsri
Htmf, reWt tt tbct mu6u CwmtUc.
Mew. 4. .ISWw. Oruktm. M. .ff Jmm, wrrt ay
im rmm k u'o f tha public kbrary.
MOrtL .f Jmi. St3in,tm4 CI i rr (ivpoiBUsl a
I OrW l-w Um tKlwni ml titm .
Hauart. aiaOe a Rayrt jrrJ la. lm ki
h IikI Um im MaW, rr iirr ihti rrh
timrac ftsail prfil itt w kwaiacts, Trl; la U Coo
grrvaianal aW)
The AwmmI Krpeis: of J aha II ar ool. faU Trttrntrrr,
m kaall ia aa( rd, bOB talc Um kalv mttaia
tn im "or rrtmmrj, on Um lat ol Weiabef, lo b ft 1 56,
U. SI fwr Ihr r rraan rr r"l lUtaart via n-l, t tuo
a.MiMr. MHianr. Hn folloainr rmaUr aria aa Il lit
S1-.I
.Mr Alatna 1 Hraol'iuoaa, prraamtrj St-atr-fda) : Va brrui
Jolia llatarttaaS, fnblan 1'rpaaurrr, Iim act lea ifc U Lia annual
nMOrnca frtt-rTM rt-i ii r-I r- I . n mm! irl tnm
of a. a acecxiats an-i ihr aFora ol Uie 1 rraaur cfice, be
. - -
lUcrtfute Hauleil,
Int'ie Sroatf, Mr. I)krr latrwlaenl a rra-ibitioiai to Ta-
. fi tKe teat if Mr.Crului, a Senator fro. a Wake Dwiiii
allcgiaj (Hal be ia a Cla-(vuan or Preacher of ilia lio't l.
rUl)Y Mi!t'lC., SO.. MB
We bate room for little tiM tbti week I ban Luc ... B .
of the Pixaiilent of the United State and the OoTrrnor il
thit Stte. The Treasurer's Report, winch arai setlerday
presealed, i oeaeaaarilr oroitted. ,
After OT billotingi ia the House of Bcpr-esentnt'rei of the
U. Sutea, Mr fajlor, ot' N ear-York, i elected Spea -or.-Mr.
Lowndes wat 2d best.
TUENOUTH CAROLINA Ti.
We yesterday liaal tlie a-Uu.Uct.ion of viewing the
head intended tor this miperb sliip of war. ll is the fi
gure ot Sim Waith Kleioh, tha first lounder of
tbc State of Xori.i Carulina, cXxuied by Mr. Wo.li, of
this city, srbuse skill and judgement in tlie scieiiceo!
sculpture, is known and admired in evtry part of the
world where Philadelphia veasela are known, In must
be an additional sattataclion lo our follow citizens of
North Carolina, after having tlie fortunate lot ol giving
a name to one ol the tinest vesse a in tke world, to tiav y
her prow ornamented wuk a masterly likeness of llietr
original founder, by one al'tlicabieat artists of Pennsyl-
vn'- l'ue boat o Sir V alter acknowledged, by die
VJ ib juuaj ll .UIUII1V jlll ll ttl fcu. IIUW luc
first pnnts c.Aiit.
Tbe Commtsioners of the Navy, in Ordering this sig
nificant bead for this noble ship, have evinced a judjf
mcni l!i it rert-cis cr.-du. upon tneir ttiiderutandiiig anai
oational feeling. Pliib. Gat,
FR"M FU VNCE.
The fallowing (say the Ncwburyport Herald, Nov
10.) is a literal extract trom tlie letter of capt. MUu
more, ot'htitp Jne, who arrived at Bordeaux from Nor
folk, and of whom the new tonageduty of gl8 per ton
was demanded; on which he loimediately repaired to
Paris, whsrc be writes thus t
"On my arrival in Paris I presented myself to the
American Uonsul, Isaac ox Bamttt, Esq by htm I was
introduced to Mr. Galfalin our Minister at the court of
St. Ciotid. to biml. mark: known ny situation, and re-
tptested his intercetsiorrin my behalf. He immediately
took up the attair, and we have this morning, Sept. It.
received a favourable reply. Thus I have gained my
point in opposition to tlie belief ot almost ever person
in France. Mr. Gallatin himself on hearing a represen
tation of my perplexed situation and request, said to
me, there is no relief tor you, you must pay tbe duty, ne
vertheless, if you insist upon it, I will render vou all tbe
assistsne, ia my power i be did so, sad we have gaintd
our py -
DRpa,HTriO this life at Harmony Hall Orange county
ou Friday evening tho lHh inst. Elinbeth F Basvyer daugh
ter of the late Capt. Willis Sawyer ot Dei-lie county.
Entered,
ON" the Stray Bonk of Rutherford county, by Thomas
LiiUs 9 buy hone, about thirteen or fourteen years old,
Gfteen hands high, a little hump backed, his left hind foot
white, the other appears to have been cut with a rope ap
praised to forty dol lars.
JAMES ERWIN.
46-2tsp.
State of North-Carolina,
WASatlKOTO COCXTT COURT 4JT RVJII Fall Terra, 1833
Downing Lessry, vt. Lewis C. Freeman.
TBVV1S C. FREEMAN, the defeudant in the above
j case, having failed to file his answer at this Term ; and
it beins renreseniei! to the Court, tfcat he is not a residet.t
ofthiaSuta : It ia ordered vhat naWicitlion aocorthng to
ol this stats : It is ordered ?hat publication ccorlms
I la b ms-'e in the Raleigh Star tor three months, that aa-
i leastne netcnaani, ijcwia t- rreeman, iH5ar ai our nri
Mill.,.;,, t'.ie second Monday in March next, and file his an-
laer wrrecable to law, judirraent pio confeaso will be eu-
tered up against hi in.
lest,
4r-3ma price adv. g3 50
J. EVE LB r, . M. E.
Notice, (
TH T Comietl Moore, late of Wake Cotlntv, d -d intes
tate, aud that at November Term of Wake County
ndmiitiatration on tbe Estate of said dee'd. was co. mitted
to the subscribers. This is therefore to notify all persons
liaviag claims against the sakl estate to bring . them forward
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law,
nr this notice will be plead in bar of a recovery. Those in
debted to said estate are' requested ta make payment, as no
indulgence will be given.,
ALFRED MOORE,
WOOTEM MOORE, C A(Hn n'
Nov. 21, tMO- 4r-3t
Public Sale.
Xllirc aadersigned srill offer at publio sale to Ihe htjthest
bidlcr, anon a credit of four months, ( the ptlrehaarr I
giving (food security,) at Oxford Granville county, .on the!
ninth day of December next, all the nroperfv conveyed to
wemoy vvcn iwniei. mr aeeo ot aasignmeiKin n-ust,
consisting ot several valuable tracts of I ami, one r twone-.
croes, and a nuinber of other articles too tedious to mention,
They will also tell at Col. Cooks, in the eitv of Raleign, on
the 23d day of December next, tw valuable negro men,
house Carpenters bv trade and well known in this aity. The
purchaser of them will he required to give a note with good
aeearity, negotiable at one of the Banks in this place at ninety
days.
THOSi B. L1TTLEJ0HN.
6 AMU HILLMAN.
Trattees.
4T-3sr.
Nrf.S3d.l2Q;
A Teacher Wanted.
AN anmarried gentleman, qualified to' take charge of a
Private school, and to teaab. the laneoaeei tt. brepara-
tory to Collegiate course, would meet with an elligible
situatioa bv an eariv armlioation to the subsoriber. or to his
neighbor. Doctor Thorn as HnnC No person need apply bat
tseia as an proatiee sattsiaetory testunonuia, tutu wixeet
moral aepqriment.
WILLIAM h MARTIN.
Near Williamsborongh Granville Cennly,
N. C November 800,182
Kepncs: at laua srawn m uae lrraaiure, l.iaa imprrauoua purc'taarr T.""fJ rmrl IL -
axu lai"wil na,ie raw auraau anaipiini uw ii.irtTiiT in , lean oil tlic prcprrt I., ticui
IV d-acHars wfhia Metal auua. avil tbc aa.l JoSi. Hay- will br jjiaeu ihe day uf aa'e
awl ba ta 'oaraiornce fhcrrnC rniicir. an mart' ifilma DlicJ w uli
rairt ol Uie i rraaur J otttce. be it
at Anrtion
If
f
W Uaxaxob rr, (if U,r f iw, lUr
U.r .)
" . 'a
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Ca
MiUa aa4 LfwJ ..v.-i ., r. -r
iKt 91, dae'd. In St. I IL.a- i5
lKre Muraca Bgh, out lo rof Htnac i
work. Tfea Mdi M luaU
ta i r.lwri i..t art ;
ilo-ii notr lulii atraaao
Tha Trrt.
ihifd of atuch it ctrwA, t.i ta now 11 cru. -j. ukJ
entMidrtvd tHJ'iaJ lo aviy if llir Mnarlilvir h ki I l.c w.ick
of tlc roil i ad iww i the dta i I rak til tU
rjarfe -a ii i prr.a id (U i wl parxiUM
irKxit firai a-tr ,... ih. t rrn.iar. a fartl.tr Urw r,Kno
Itilcrtitfd ttOiKr-ap,). (Kn'Kfa a i.Ui. g to ica
idc ptximara m cU un r.r. KJta. at U.c mill. Ur '.O.
, Uinat. n-ar it, nc lo the u nhar in IUI -(1.
' Ttrma of p.wnt, 12, 1,- ,,,,1 ; J ravntha c-d:. tk
on I he ler.na br.nv l u a.
I - 1 i n
TIIOS C-O.lB'i, KVr. of
J. I U Sen' , dc. 'J.
i8 r.
I WILL sell on a iberaJ er.-lil. an I at a low priee, n
himI t it rear lliv I Keirc ; llir lot cm-tar a fmf
' acre well fr.ie-., ihr H.mr ialai i ami c.i.v i i( t i. tha
building, are all n. w ; m, ell fluibt.l, ei.irsii c all nc
aeaaary out hiKues
ROUP PA Sl.l.Y.
i'li Not. J at !!?. 4? if.
Twent-(ie Cents Kcwjiiv!
t N'AWY frrna tin- au'aetvi- i i , lldn thii i eoifi
IX ty. " rolina, on tin- I'Jihol Vngtiai, iHJsi, 1. up.
DTt-ulme b by th.' uaiue a'' J a -ira iit. I'ou'wl lo the
liairers trade t lie -as about ift yi an ol-1, km 14 ni l mj
and niue niotitl.a to aerse. 1 mill Kie the abort reaM.1 a
any pcrwo that si ill deliver the ikiil boy lo ine aud no t Xietia
es p. iid.
HOBI'.R'V STEW ,wn
Nov. So, IS20. 47 -Hp.
Lost or Mislaid.
OS SaturrlT, the -li i InM. one small .Morocco Pocket
book, eontriiiiiiiif, tive ilollrs and forty ce is in .sh,
bewh-t ihe tiilloa-ing N'otea ai.d at cliims, (t wii) two io
cutiuns against Mcphen Coor, lor abml aix liuiulret! doll ,r,
otic note on Stephen Coor hikI Jiisd- l olerjr. for aVxit
is hundred dollars, on note o i James Musj,iare r. for a
lout two liimdred and fifteen dollars one note on John kj
(of Josiati) for litty dollars with a credit on the aanie ainouiaf
of credit not recolleoted, one note nn Ihniiel Peacock for a
bout ten rt- twelve dollars, and other papers not rec'illccled.
ll persons are lor warned trading for any of tbe above named
papers, I will give a reward of ten dollars to any person a bo
ill ucincr uie rocKet DooK ilh lU aontealS to mi-.
NIRr. MUSli '. VR.
Wa nesborourb, KoT. litis 1820. T ?w.
1s.NTr'.UEl ontlieStisr Books o. Johnston eoni.ty by
Jaoob Brooks, on lire 4th in. one ay mare aliout i.ine
or ten years old, lour tee: eibl iuolit-s big'i, with .i white
sirtMlt In ln'r toivlw ad, left bind luU bite, xml leit eye out.
Apprnisud to 'ii Dollars.
GULLT, HHnger.
Jehnat in eonuty, Nov. -'ft, 1 SOOi 47 -.w.
iNl'ElfEDon tbe Stray HiKika of MtattRoinery cnniity
1 5 fieorire Kirk, on tbe intl iust one bay hoi ae loortc-eu
bands and a ball' liigli, lugged to be twelje yestrs old, u.th a
small star in his face, both bind feet white, a small white otl
the right tore foot, Appraised to 45 Oollars.
KK-II. S 1 Ulvfca, Hanger.
Montgomerr county, JJot. SO, iSiO.
47-2wr
Zaucliariah Pendleton,
.i t il ile I'aylar, J ,tv f 7' jl
nprtE Public are cautioned to be on their guard, lie will lief
steal, and runaway.
HE has bee:, in Stutesville about i roontun, he was borfk
in Pasquotank county, tiai ia a little suartby stark eyed and
black haired, boyish looking more than a man. Ion ta
play On the fcddl, prt'tenttvAn b religious, and will be- fre
faentiy ainging hymns. He hat a wife and child as ia tin
derKd tn Washington county, ' 11$ hat been c-ndeavoui in
W 4sa whole ot' tb tlra he remained here to get - married
anin. . Ho has go as mnen m netas wrtHMtd; taaMafK nn
taken asray a black clntse. Saddle, bri.'le and Blanket dint
was tbe subscribers, besides an elegant Coal patent he bad
to make, besides the subscriber is security for nira in at-su-rai
Instances, when he done it entirely to kelriend bun
A re wart I of fifty dollars will be paid to - deliver liim to
rue in Stateaville Iredell Cotinty, Nor lb Carolina.
li. u ORKE.
Nov. tO 1820- 47-Sw.
N. B. He bad a white hat, an elegant drab colouix tl super
fine pair of easimere pautaloon a striped vest, a grit-nisti
coloured slip or surtout. ,
(TjTls Editor of the Edenton Gazette, will publisli (liia
advertisement three weeks and forward his accttunt to (hi
office for payment. .
Notice.
: N 'Vednesday, illi of November Inst, the anbseribet
' will sell flt an on, at the. (ate dwellitij nf .fosiiilt Rat
tle, dee'd. (in coufi mity to his last will and testament,) tbe
following propertv, v'n. four or five hundred barrels oi
Corn, a parcel of foddi-r, Peas, VY beat and Ootton; 8') besdl
of Sheep, 17 do. Cattle, 50 tfS. half ft Hogs, I louse -bold
and Kitchen furniture. A part nf tbe a'tove property will
be sold on a credit of sis ant) twelve months. Bond andfc
curity will be required. - -
JERtBArTLE, Hpn
for the ExcuutrkC
46-2t.
Confectionary and Toy Shop.
Dl) W continues his Cnnfeefnwiary businens at
bis former stand nn Fayetteville Street, nearly oppo
site Miss Susan Sehaub's, and bss nnw on hand a very Rcne
ral assortment in his Iin, viz. Candy of all kinds, Supar
Plumbs, Peppermint drp, Coriander H. Qarraway, a varie
ty f t;ordiala, by the bottle or glass, Liquorish Hall. Al
monds with and without sheila, Filberts, Tamarinds, Limer
Juice, best Spanish Segars; and many ' other articles nM
mentioned Also a vsrb ty of Toys ; and he is in, dai'.T ex
pectation of receiving from New-Toik, a supply of
Bloom Raisins. . . .
He is sineerely thankful lo his friends as well as passing
Strang era for past favours, and will endeavor on his part IH
merit a continuance ot puhlie patronage
Raleigh. 15th Nov 182a
46
State of "tfortVCJafoUnn,
IT 'ulre Connttf.
Court of Pleas rd Qtn ffr Heion, Aupist
Tprm. 1820.
- o..Or5;nal attach.
' ' nomas sonnw, n. v. yi
i merit levied on Lot of land in Raleigh.
mrj Jtefendant bavinjr removed out of toe. sta, or
g0 conceals himself, that the. ord'marv proeeas r
t .... ko a-rrnd on him : Tt i thefffo ordered
i h . rt t,tt trivertiement he made 'm th tar fos
that if the defendant dra not com for
ward onov hefor the next term ot tnut."irt,
held on the third Monday in Wovember next, at uw
Coiirt-Hoose inRalei)rh. and replevy ana piea. .-cr
wise judgment final will V hv, an4 the rrroperty eoa
denmed.ubjecttop1ainf.fr 1teaf9kjavr c C
S9 3m price adv 9U 7$.
ValuaMe Und k 31it1
i -
TO the Jail of 8tkeeouotV. on th 7 'T
of September, 1820, rteeo of TP'-
tow complexion, Vy the b
lonn toJohn lrke,of Newbnrvfonntv. onfh Corrf'".
Serminton, Sept 7,