goveraorataJ rj,!""" lb"? P "J
thi f'? -' f 1 '' r"ren '
liberty ia it tn-t u.k' ,.rfio ti ep
prrMtv M the itie Kt.. 1. ai I liccntlau
jjess ca th oilier. A snwl fcnJ J f
trwop had alao Urf o raised fjr tb pur
poM f internal po'ice and etternal
defence. The t?urnJ eliicicpey this
nt instil into tli rovemment, will
enable tSieoa to direct the energies
their colonis t to the welfare of the aet
tleioeat; and to becotae respectable ia
i9 ejxJ of the arrouodin;oiie; and
the government Geing thu respected 4t
hornet and feared abroad, tide philan
.l r,; mi aldikhmenf mlit dtxm er nt-
dlf.
S Ve are promised tome particalars
vr .. . . . I I .1.11 I
OH wis "jcvi wu.n -. ....
.?.k nlfuurt in nublishins when re
vived. Ia imitation of the plan which
has succeeded o well in this colooy, a
nw town on the summit of the Cape
harbeen formed, for the stabliahment
f the liberated Africans, their superin-
tendenu, and instructors It U about
one mile and a half from the capital,
and has been called "Thotnpn Town,"
uuiupw -i v w is, i.
in honor of the late respected Secretary
to the United States Navv-, under whose
mnicea the liberated African n6w!
there have been restored to freedom.'
This sister colony claime oar most sin-'
cere wisuee ir i success ana prosjic
Titj. Royal Gazette. . '
On Fridajr the 18th utt.the Gin-hnse,'
screw, and about 45,000 pounds of seed
cotton, at "the plantation f the Hon.
Joh C.datHOUR, in Abbeville District,
were consumed by fire, occasioned by
the friction of a whfpping machine which
had been lately erected for the purpose
of more thoroughly cleaning the cotton.
; 4 ; ' Pendleton Mens.
ry 1 r,l. n. sli
Common Councils of the Citj of .
vvhuuvu ;mnr..Bw.nn th.t tk!a
nlace in a few nays, held a meeting last
H' "f . 1. ii' , i"i 4
week, at
the citizens to ILLUMINATE on the
evening of the day on which .Andrew
1,,U mflv arrive. ... testimonial of
; . J J. j l-u ;z
entertained for the distinguished and
invaluable services he has rendered our
... ...... .
:!TfXSyr. think this fact will induct th .se
Jackson's intended visit to tins .State,
will be prevented, by the illness of Mis.
Jackson. West. Cluster (Pa.) Jtepub.
' ;i j. A'ii.2 'Hi
e "r
death of Ja mes C. KooEEsq. of St.
Bartholomew'! ' Pr.8h, who javkil Ud
by the wndentol discharge of a spring
gun, which he had fixed on his plantation
for the destruction of wolves. Mr. K.
was a truly estimable and amiable mail.
V Charktton Mercury.
Weather. On . Saturday, the 12th
. , - - - n I . I - . vi. ,
March, 1825.Fahrenheit'a Phermom-
eterraseto 102 degrees. n the iSun; and
on Sunday theJSth, to lOGt.This, per
haps; is i the Warmest Sun ever known in
this latitudein March. ' f :
' PhilCfllutn'it Observer.
Ihrrisburg, Pa. March 17.
George Kremer, member of congress by a proclamation of the Governor, coh
for the ninth congressional district Of -formable to a provision in its charter,
mis staTe, arnveu ai narrisDurg on
Tuesday last. A supper was given to
him, at Mr; Gleim's Jackson hotel, on
Wednesday evenin?.' Many of the
members of the leffislature.-and private
citizens, were" present, to testify their
sense oj ma iiiamy niiu iimcjjciiucin.
conduct, during the late' Presidential
contest, in exposing the intrigues by
which the will of the people was set a
aide -Chronicle. . , " v:
"V..lJttlVkv(Ai)TebT 87
Disturbances between the Civil qul
MilUa?y:Authbriths.Wft regret to
learn,' that an unpleasant " controversy
has recently arisen between some of
the chixens of Miller County, and the
M... - . ; a n
ilitary stationed at Cantonment low -
so" Lal f, rao,ut.1' of,1h , K-,amf,,c
which fc.n already nrodtked eonsidera
blrexcitnent on both f idea, and, it is
leareu, may result in serious consequen.
vc w me paruea concerneane cir- m,,- ..William county, Vir, by two of
enmstancesof the affair, as related tous,' his.sluv, who. after despatching him
arebrt dy theset An officer of the Can-. with hatchets, cut op the body and bu
ttnment was indebted to a citizen, and . ried it for concealment. The crimi
a horse belon-ing to the former was le- nii were arfCSted. "
vied on by , a civil officer.; Shortly af- . . . . .
Jerwartl , the horse was rescued from . i tne citj court of Pittsburgh," on
the constable by a detachment from the the 19Ui of February, ' several persons
antonment. The constable then call- were tried for a riot committed in
,eMon the posse, recovered possession Durning the efiSgy of Henut Clay. Esq.
oitneorse, took the soldiers .into cus-; for his vote inlasor of Mr. Adams as
tody, and placed them Tinder a guard . President of the tfntted States. The
composed of citizens. A reinforcement; jury coui(j not agree, and the defen-
-was then Sent from the Cantonment, :aant3 were bound over to appear at the
ho demanded the release of the nrst ;ucxt court-rrwiAmCia.
vciacnmeni, wnicn Being reiuscu oy tne
guard, the former charged on the atter
and released the prisoners.
Thus the matter! stood at our last ad-
.-.v., x,,v viiiteua nave st-nc over an
press to the Acting Governor, calling
for a redress of grievances, and the a
, air. t is sopposfd, will be , terminated
vices, ; l he citizens have sent over an
SUrtnOKPil. will h tArminstAd
. i...i- f !. '. ":: - T-T
-I """C'bodi aexea, and the exhibition was such
Murde.
A most shockinff tnnrder!
was committed in the county of Amelia
In a!.?. J ...
. .. ....... . - ..
, ie aie, a iew nays ago. y it ap-
pears, that on tfie,Friday previons to the
commission r the deed, . (which was
prjLr!r4 ei To-. fjrtn'vt) tie ,
t.e nexrtx pace J under lu r uf :!ul ;
wii.le the 1 4DiO,mf r.t was in2.ctin the,
neroeiir4 UeciDfi l!ir-fr'
hand, and gave him a few" Uitf.
and then expired.
Shortlj alter thie sad catastrophe, a
gentleman, residing on or near the pre
miiea, went U the field to investigate the
matter, and as he approached, the' ver
seer ordered him to halt, or. he would
hoot him. " The gentleman, a poo. tbia
try-rat, directed one of the oezroea to
go for his gun, who. while in the act of
obeying the order, was also shot bj the
overseer, but not dangerously. ... ,
Ti,. i.nrn.f..n.i. .v,.. ., j
t ii vuivi luiiaic man wuu pri ucuiicu
Una double deed, ta named Moore, and
ia in the power ot trie civil authority,
where reypect for the laws of our coun
try inducts us tp leave him without
guing further info this melancholy oc-
",'" . ZouUcMe (AY) Fib. 16.
Steam Carriage. : Dr. Buchanan sue
ceeded yesterday in propelling a wagon
some tnree or tour . miles, with a very
email capillary steam engine. The ex
periment, we are informed, auccreded
beyond the most sanguine anticipations
oi iu ingenious inventor. ' , .
' ' FmieltrvUle. FVh. if.
s , k ' 1 4 " w
' A bale of cotton wag broujrht ta this
wee. UJ neeanam
a a - t t -me? n
8. f. "J fof.
qaatr, deserves & particular notice.
.
a year or two ago, a few cotton seed from
Mexico, and have cultivated them, with
great cafe, separately from their other
cPuon' proauceii m.a jear l ie
a ,-- rws il .
above mentioned bale ot cotton, which,
when brought to market, was pronou need
superior to any seen here this season,
and commanded twojEen'ta pet pound
mnr than had heen nrevtnniuv rvcn.
planters who have been in the habit of
using seed from their .own farms year
after year, to change their seed n much
as possible. It can hardly be doubted
thatjsuch a change, from a foreign coun-
;t froin statef or en from an
, J. county, will be attended with
d,&ntctf- .
Charles Ball was recently convicted
of manslaughter, in j Vermont, Tor the
crime of killing his father, and was sen-
! tenced to the State Prison at hard labor
I IUI 11IC. fits UlUUICl , Tffliu W9 a wit
ne8g that he had
: i.r ir:.n n.kn u,k .
, 8everaUhndre;and the
prisoner was
the mildest tempered of the whole of
them:
; The' charter of the Planters and Mer
chants'. Bank, at Huntsville, in Alaba
ma, has been declared to be forfeited,
because it has relused to pay specie tor
( its notes.- Nat. Int. i x
j . - ' -
ThiT ar.tinn- fl
da has recommended to the Lftoialatur
to make appropriations for Craig's Road,
wnicrv 19 on ine route irom yueoec to
uuston and tor a
to the Kennebec'
Road from Quebec
The Legislature of Louisiana has
come tty the - resolution to remove the
seat of government rota New -Orleans
to UonaldsonviUe,aboutro mites in the
interior, on the Mississippi.
,' In Dorchester county, Md. a vouns
w n a 1 M am T oVin IT a1 4tr i w am t rr 1 1 c V
t' liiaila 1 till uuivvvn,j SU a IWIIDl
iaUem t to frbhten his father in a dls-
' guise, was stabbed and killed by him.
i ; .
; X'most atrocious murder ras''oin-
mittea on Mr. i Thomas Edwards, of
Washington, Ftb.23. ,
m n i I r.t n ai l .:
" f. T tHUU m u,e VT ,mu "1
J i i X .u. ' .u-
" ,tr;
fa ed J"
' i
at - te
use 4 otf Representatives,
thAra was nnnata'nt and.
. . "
crowded succession ot mdividaais, oi.
rw tien aWonl!, bt rrttred m j eapej from the ha.tf manner ml pnxi oacli more Btvfirvble to the V-r- I t..c- - . ,
Tueaaj inomiD5 tj bis wuti. The;the Mnref w were enabled te uke. mcrito tUatcoantry, tljaarUri rrsia j ''.'"LVXfcfiirKf
oteneer silJ nohun? to 0e Uave wheat Tee mttimsa fik ha,l-lrK .t-k. J r '. Wig.k!jj1n U
ilbeaaw him in tK nvtiior. hataflrr. i 12illlin iwr ,r.l ' " "1". Cw. f'. . (-
warda went to the Lftd, taking hit a j Tne tottw were in abundant rietji The Pari W prer, Gxwi'.Tikiwi-1 , ," - ' '' ' '
with him. He then directed the nere; frwm He manafactariu of 'Ncw.Tork, nrf. MTTb mmt.tensl journal are ( MUaUTrV OQre.
to be itied. bat some reluctance bemXl Xew-Jerey. ad were ofei-.illeat inaulunx-UfareiU and the noole td- ,tTnn l!fttA !nttVw j '
uanifeated.be ordered the othrrnegmw material end worknanbip eouM of emph e4cre4 t kia ia the U. dute. vwuu SVJHtTJJ ,
to stand ajide. end del.beratelr shot the tie Bf mi the best productions efTbtj eaaaot eoncette how hsaun caa a??? ""r; '? .
him. TneDeCToUD2uiJiedafewoura. thefumz- market . , . . be nlid t. a man fr. .t,M Ji, Ti f Jra,c IHV.Vj
;jm both to iustify and satifr the very
laudable curiositr which had been ex-
i . .
cited. ,..'--!, -
' Amongst the articles which were ex
hibited. we observed 6uperb specimens
of domestic broad-c!oths, cassimeres, &c.
f;r - i '
Vr ,!cc't w'!ea mantsftettJry.V CW frUa.-, It la failmitcJ tat
'!4 J it aril lat rear if hnn'rel tnl ) i k-rt-
f. a ,u u.r4f v.c
ia Mjjc i4r?:: I.iiti.S
af'il. Hry
BeciK.it;!SceulKaviile,a(Xi5sa4
Jtr
TVre waa.aUo. an extenive
of flanneU'4Aiae of them of the
manifactere f war Own Dialrict f
baati, 3 Mr-clot, die. &c. .
S.Ik drere exHbited in abundance
and of a qiilitf which exceedeJ our
htstexpecUtions. -
AJl Ue Hanlware, we noticed
ome finely bnuhed rrates. from the
manufactory of M.mtU. of Philadelphia. !
uuueiwun ienign coais. uneoitnee
grates, which was marked iS, attract
ed particular attention and admiration.
renders, apides, shovels,, boes, bird-
caes, hallows, brushes, kc, were shown
ia cnatiderable variety .
ve aUo otwervfd an exqutsitelv
finiahed secretary and b tok-caae. exhibi
ted by John Needle, a manufacturer- ef
cabinet furniture, from Hanover street,
Haltun ir; whichfor the beauty of the
wooil, and the excellence of the wurk
anstiip, is, at least, (jua( to any thin
which we have seen. It was marked
8123.
Satfe' ingenious models of machinery
wer also exhibited. '
The exhibition "will, we understand,
reinaiu open until .Friday evening; after
wiiicn, 11 a puoiie sale should take place,
proper notice wju w given.
Ac. Journal.
Jackson, T. Feb. 19.
Few sections of the Western country
so much invite emigration a the Wes
tern District of Tennessee. None in
all the varieties between Florida and
the Lakci. pxHseses a more mild and
agreeable climate, nor is it surpassed
by any in the fertility of soil. Besides
producing every article in abundance
common to this latitude, experience has
tested its peculiar adaption to the cul
ture of cotton of a fine quality, and in
luxuriant quanur.es. 1 bough in very
many instances lrom twelve to htteen
hundred weight has been made to the a
ere, in despite of the ravages of the
worm, one thousand weight peracre is
a .very moderate calculation. this
country is watered by three navigable
streams, that now into the Mississippi,
which bounds it on the West, while the
Tennessee, always navigable, bounds
it on the East. With thee commercial
ami flrrririllhlrnl Art vhtnn-a lanrlanftha
best description can be bought for much
less than its real value. The scarcity
of money and the necessity to have it,
have produced thisv state of things.
Never was there a more extensive field
for the capitalist, nor one which fur
nished a greater certainty of an abun
dant crop. Notwithstanding many ob
structions, our rivers are navigated; the
products of the West Indies brought di
rect from New-Orleans, and the flour
and fruit of Ohio and Pennsylvania are
daily ascending the Forked Deer.
While the planter is presented with all
these inducements, no less are offered
to the mechanic. : :.; '
Besides the four towns which have al
ready made respectable advances in im
provement, there are ten in which the
lots will be sold during the next spring,
I he private buildings woulu give em
ployment toa goodly number, but those
;.f . uKi:H-'k.rt.. S .a.iml
wilt be of sufficient importance to at
tract men of the first skill in their art,
as most of these towns will be able to
make improvements which will btbbth
useful and elegant,
Gazette.
" Munificence Our aced
and v much
" w vi Mls w, vfcU. ( iUU UtttilfU im li&CIT ID, t .i i . ... . . . . a
respected fellow citizen, Godfrey Ilaga, "Kh' ofMPPy.80"6' Soorehet
Esq who-died on Jlonday mo Jig last,
made, by his last will, the following, VIrtu.ndthe genUeneasofhe? disposition
disposition of his property:. TothePenn- endeared herto all with whomshehadau o
sylvania llospitalone thousand dollars; quainUnce Four children are left to be
to the Northern Dispensary, one thou- moan their lost, while she is numbered a
sand dollars; to the Southern Dispensa- n?.Vho?.)!:h,i!ce? ,n.Je.a8i "f h "''Ii!1!
ry, one thousand dollars to the Penn-
syiyania insiuuaon iot me ujeai ana,
Dumb, i one thousand dollars; to thn
German Society, two thousand dollars;
to tne uioie society, i.uuti . aouars;
to the Widows' Asylum, five thousand
dollars; to the Orphan Asylum, ten thou
sand dollars; to sundry persons; fifty
thousand: five hundred dollars; to the
Moravian Church in Philadelphia, two1
thousand dollars; for the relief of super
annuated preachers, their widows, and
missionaries and their widows, belong-
inirt AthA lit nra via n f!hnrrl . ait tlinnannit
j dollars; to the Society for Propagating
i 'r . .
in. n .1 .1 TT .1. . ....
,c V s 1 ."Z"':
e..t .i.. r t;t.
li . ,1 ; ,1 . tf v i-i - . a
pnea py ine, socieiy iot ine P"P
eduratinsr nious Tounffoien at IfSaOTtlltitTf'Ia.-.
-..?, S ;l
nan tor me eospei ministry. . .
V The residue of his esrate,alued at
! more than twohnndred thousand dollars,
i ia bequeathed to the said society for
'-propagating tne gospel amonz tne nea-
- then, and to be appropriafei; fr03(itime
.. .,- ., -i
to time,a meaocietysnau uireci,
. '
Philadelphia Gatm'. f
kemJt nrrt falwJ, and it leal f
ia in county of Bclnot. ia the iue
assort-'aorhinr tekone or fear."
' The. Paris Jjumat Jet Defrmlt n.
"If France were rut no foraal. 11 1
doubtful whether the bankers of Eurobe
would bid onhe sol condition ftv.
in all the hUemitieM whirl, M u.
manded 00 the cround of revolutionarr
f poliationt. If every petitiun nresea-
ted wa aecomnaoied bv .rnfiri;
of the sum claimed the total would as-
tonish the world."
' A Steam Boat of five hundred tons
has been launched at Dentford f Eng
land) destined ta serve as a packet ta
Calratta. '
At the crand ' anniversary dinner.
(2d January last) in Edinburth.in hon
or ot tne memiry of Uhaies James Fox,
the following toast was tlrunk, . with
much applausei "The President of the
I'atted btates;aud mayrherub a spee
dy unbin of all free nations araiost the
encroachments of tyranny .M-ATa. Oax.
Breach of Promise of Marriage k
cawe which has excited great interest
at Portland (Maine) was decided on
Wednesday dast. It was for a breach
of promise of marriage. The plaintiff
was .wary rcast the delendtnt, Lewis
Sutton. The trial lasted two daysj
u tiring wnicn nine me court room was
crowded to overflowing. The Jury
gave a verdict for the plain tiff, dama
ge, three thousand and Jive hundred
dollars, which gave grat satisfaction to
the assembled crowed. " -
MARRIED,
Near Elizabeth City, on the 8th inttant,
Mr. Franc ia L. Davaon to Miu Keziah Craw
ford, dautiter of Mr. Wm. CrawforL ,
In New 'Hanover county, on. the.lQtb.jnat.
Mr. John Howard to Mias Ann Burnett.
In Pitt county, on the 3d Instant, Rev. Tho
mas C. Puckett, of Beaufort county,' to Miss
Nancy Bowers, daughter of John Bowers,
Esq. of the former count. . . , .
In Mecklenburg county, on the 15th Unua
ry, Mr. John M'Kibben to Miss Deweasei on
the 15th of the same month, Mr. William A.
Tye to Mis Cornelia 11. Shaven and, on the
10th instant, Mr. Edwin llexander to .Miss
Susan Clark. -
In Halifax county, on the 1st instant, Mri
James Sykes to Mrs. Catherine Pittman.
At Enfield, Halifax County, on the 10th In
stant, Mr. Thomas Mason to Mist Eliza A.
Lane. . .
. In Caswell county, on the 8th instant, Mr,
David Hall to Miss Blanchey Peterson, daugh
ter of Mr. James Peterson J
On the 1st instant, James Gwynn, Esq. of
Wilkesborotigh, to Miss Jane Dickerson,
daughter of Col. Martin Dickerson, of Gray
son county, Va. r . i.
In Caswell county, on the 23d ultimo, Mr,
Edward Montgomery to Miss Tabitha F Pe
nis, daughter of Major Wm. Penixs and, on
the 24th, .Mr. Thomas D. Johnson fo Miss
aarah G. M'AUen, daughter of Dr. John
M'Aden. . rf-V
DIED.
In Granvill county, on the 11th inst.' Miss
Elizabeth Yancy, daughter of the late Ster
ling Yancy, of thie city. '. ' ;
Very suddenly, in Pitt county, on the 7th
instant, Mr. Michael Windley, a native of
Hyde county. ; -
At Hayes, very suddenly, on the 1st in-
stant, Miss Catharine Darlett, a native of
Windsor, Bertie county. 4. ; :
In Chowan county, on the 6th instant, Mr,
Elias T. Parker.
SV!
J"" 7-"J- "S, r ""W""
win.
In Franklin county, a few weeks ago,' Alfi
Baxter Pleasants, aged about 50.
("OOMMUKICATED. ' '.'
Died, on the 10th ultimo, in the 33d year of
borage, at the house of her mother, in Frank
lin county, airs. Tillitha Brassell. wife of Wm.
BrasseU, formerly of Nash county, the eldest
nvf the ipproMhofthe lagtcneay, ud fil).
igj,ed her course -with joy , j t s
' nairlT1
i j iv PRICES CURRENT. i :?
W ilming.
t'ayeita
V4le .
Newbera.
March it.
Mhcsadiii
oai..,
APT 1 5
March 17
T;ts.
Cbsts
Brandy Cog.V
Apple,
Baeon, K
Buer, i'
Beeswa,. t,.., .
Coffee, : I
23 a 140
100 a 135
15 175
ST a 4f
44 a 5
Ja 6
to a - is
33 a .13
71 a SO
i e
It a -so
32 a S3
ISa So
4S ' SO
33 s
II
30 a
It a
- 35
80 S 81
( ', 30
40
55
700
ll
50
m
vao
r-..
45 a so
14 ,-a
ISa 161
; Candlear
10 a IK
13 a 14,
Floor. Bhl
600
400 a loo!
630 a
Gio. Holland,
so-, 00
90 a liS
100
SI -' AO
43 4S
40 a
tens 2jo!
90 435
gt0
I at. A si'
Ja. v
7
37 a JOl
roiawra, wn.
rm, jaroaie.
"! 80s too
Mi.
71
100
85
"d,L-S'' 70a H
Rice, per cm.
33T4. . iS-'V0O
350 a
Salt, Liveraool
St
ti W IG
CO ,
60 '.:";
II V?
9 a
Si a
lurk's W
SagaC, Loaf,
Brawn,
Tobacco, awt;
SO: A
61 75
17 19
(70
lis
I a ' to
10
,
AO
400 a 450
300 a 350
Tsllow,
S S -Mi
WVhkef J
a
5?i a. Si'
1 FiUe of 530,000 1 1 Pn'M of 10.0d0 . ,'
1 do 2000 1 2 do . S,0Q0kft,lL6
tuitf m:- 4 yJl tujAik d 1 13 - .
YATRS fc BtlNTTRC ''
Balolpti, March ti, 1823.' , - . . . - -
Joat rald aa4 rV 1 at tbc'Star OEae,'",
Of Of Karaaaa pr awl hefcrt U BiMa aVxisi
ty ! Nwth C retina, ea tb Ittfc UeMW '
HwiMia f Uw IMmm of NnrtW Cai,J(M. (U
KV. Jkm nuhent,m. fulor nf taa H-O.ri
larUa Charah, ItilUbonmga PrW. $ ni.
1 M ir(Mct( at mi work, aR ritff,, mg th
Worth UaroMoa. -. -
T Tjfnjfft kiishM. tm thS flat taatanf, 4
for Jbe iHtrftoaa f venin ib door n4 mtf aa4a
boaaa, at a aeaHy anrretpoadt ia Uiapw wkt) ib
ay of sa'ul hmu. I'fco ooocr aaa ttaurin it av
apiivin al tho blar Uffioa. . -
The subicriuirU elegant yowtg U ra ,
4
it
'AlM-.n 8" ArakW, altl MMN th l.V s -H
aJlJCaoA: preopot k,,. .hid. ..II -Vd -'
nd the lat uf July, at bis ou stable, at Trds ' " r
inn, in wuailiia ooniity, its miles esat of 1'ins. .i-'J
bormtKh, where' the tat itoa4 from Rakietl 5 -'X- . '.' X
loSditburv ewtaes lliaroai lran llillsburtiinrh 'v. "
ami Chsprl Hill to Puyetteville, t Ivrlvc dol.. v
lart the season, whirb my IX diieharteil ht ttt ' -rSq(ent
of lea-flolUrs, IIimkI wttbia lh st-awmi
sis dollars sasb ia hand for single leap. Thoav. " '.
wno pay in inooey iwr a leap atay uac tbo tea .
son it ihey ehooM, by paying ho diBi rtuor b. ' '
twoen lbs lai and aeaaoii. A alan ot i oiaraa ' .
being put, and one ma (my ehoite) belni.C
reipoasibla far tne pay meat of ih holt, dt- :
'tuction ol' the pi-loa of ona mar will be gives.- ;' ' '
FiflJ euU to Nit groom la all easrs Lots witlt '
iticlowl and well watered ar proviiled for'
mares lliat ihr ba left with the tume. and will .
be fed wlib grain at a moderats priev, II' rtquV. s'
Great care !ll be taken to prevent aeei.lents -of
any kind, and I will hold toyaell liabl toriuy
(hut msy oeeur by .reasoa at the borsri and at- -
so liable foi; eteapraj bat not liable tor at ) nthav
kiihi oi ucemrmi, nnoiDieionian is S I tS'lllnl
dark dapple bay, will be lour vmrs Id ihia
iit liif. full Sixteen hnuili liiirli.' aoil w!its,- ivm.
. try of form and mujetti apearanor en'iilfc hin' -to
r .k amoi.nt ih bit Itonea in tbc L i lted
Stt'-s. Haroi'letonian's dam Is a Urge - Well
formed tnsre, and asrassd by I hoisa. ulirst
Etq. of thia "Unty, from die choice blood at ibis '
Mate, ni.iJolly Air, FonliiieL Ice. ( ixxh a few.
tria's made ia private way. I have ao doubt but ' .
)oung tlaaintetoalan would ilistingiush lniwfilf .
wMi treat Meeeat, oh the turf, and, under Uiat
beh' f, I intend to put him to training si he tad -of
the seatbo. . . ...... c . ... t-
:- J. W BYNU.t. v
Trades Hill, Chatham aoonty, Tti . .
March 19, 18il. CM ,r
Stop a UuiiawHy-and Tine.'!
II AN A WAT Trim this City, os'ths night of
IX theSOth inttaol, a bright Mulatto man, by
the nam, of CHAKLF.S, freqotintty . CKlled '
CHAKLKd MURKY, belonging to th atutw
ai'lhe bt'. t Dr. Jeremiah tf-ttU ii is about SS
or 30 years of age, aooiit .5 left or t lnohes
high, rather stoutly built; and has black es and
hair, the latter of which he wears ctos.1) t. '
He bad on, whea ha went awsy, suit of bias
brewd eloth elotbes, boots, and black fur ha;( and '
took with hira sundry other articles ol' goo! clod),
ing t'e wilt probably att mpt to pass ! a (res -maa,
as U ii belitved hi had procured forged
papers for that purpose." ,. , 4 . , j,
Said negro aarried With him a yellow lorret "
UOItSh, belonelnr 10 Mid ntkia 0 year, aid -
unis spring, aooui ieei nign, in gooooro
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forehead, a thin, switch tail, and tolerable Urge t
earat be walks briskly , trots well, and ta(4. -1
erable pater .. He. also took aitb him a saddla
much wwn, and a good bridle. !i..i,.-sv -''; J
:A liberal reward, will.be gives to any hisoii
w bo shall apprt hand and lodije said ni'ro In
some jad, and, notlly the subscriber ihreof -A
an liable reward will bs riven for tb reeovcrv
of U Horse . : l o; mi- '."-". , , .
, - i G it EK fi , BOB HITT. . .
Raleigh, March 84,1125 r 1 13 tf
Tne editors nf the Norfolk Herald, t'.dunton
Gas'te, Pvtrrsbarg lnt'lligunccr and Rich' '
mood Inquirer are requesiao lb insert iht above
for lour wneks in lluir reiiteetive'papYn, and "'
forwitrd their Bills for so doing to the Mitseribcr. k
Entertatu ment at ttyj ' v
' pflE subscriber retumi his siMera thanks to
1 those who have favored him with their cue
om, and assures tbem, an d all who may call onV
hire at the above sign, on e hundred ysrds writ;
of the State Huose, that' they will be acaoouno-,
dated oa the following terms, that is toy, .
n ; ureaKiHst, -t 4 x eenia
Supper and Lodging, . - , '40) j.m 7
W: Hdi! tre-, : . 6 -s: :vr 81 :'
' r :vFor Man U HoTse,'perdar 1 10 ''.
v , JOSUH UIIXIARD.
Ra1elgbMarebtS.lS25. . : 184w
Portrait and Miqiatiire Pahiting;
ADIR3 and Gentlpmen who tntf with theft
Portraits or Miniatures taken, can have'
SOrFtuvm well exec o ted on moderate terma Thosa
who wish to see I'aintlnga, can sea some variety
of Pieces at Mr. Gonek',lieevt Hall. ' !t , S
Balclgh, Nov U, t$2lv " v '4.,J..'bB Z
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