. ' ' -., - ,. ,. -
rt jnt. Cod t pertrlvf j'jt tKet CertaW
frry $lrn 7!Uwi, t ItJ &t
i On tk' Mr. frjidi, 4" N-
Ste'cS lent I'J M,M ft VinV 1
1 . .11"
a
r'lin, n CABlCTa till MOT 1 P"ir4 lfv Js. M
pt4 XSe,Mtetiri belnjt Ms
,1 llir bi.Trw ft tbird fadir.". Mr.
Vif.iwvor N.C called fort
Bil nJ" - f't' .' -f - .'
"Tt mar nncttil . !
r eai
ytni.
.tail lb 11 be tn-roased apd rdtye
ti J l.'i.-0 ,r'!'nr? anal decaded ia tli
tbe
aftrtfivwvatM. rtavC2.
l,.tbt hi!' ia ordered ta ft Ciina
Tttnf thidayt'.., ' -
Tk ! lW iook an lite Pot OfCcf
5 1 b;i!, wirh rn !ig1nU amended and
ordered C4 tlanilinc.
k.w the ritVomnUif
i Inmrfre.W th rxprrlltiKr ofj
Mr rnmTp,
!' tli H" hit h tht Halite cOaCHWd,
iut uS rrpK aon!eid to be MpoaOitli J
Ttw b!lrnfn the ',SMite. reHtlre to.b
tiinir of ut:on i the Dirt'ict and Cirv
t itt tVHirtt Of the tnied..Bite In rerti'm
cti- w iTfi a thTH timr. and pawed.
Tlie nmofc'mrnt of tke 8f ni to tl bi!l
r . .... i . fti . M t
km P, atw! mi qnettio. heing m. m.rrirr
with ther ivm'fmwit if tke Scntf' vhkll
tofttoUietrnw'tlienraoiinta' appmpriaiion,
- ll"e .WmTmcnt. of th, CommUtee Jthei the l",noh f fft.-
.'iioifiry to the bill " rgiltir proce in tie of Callao, was estimated at aanut
h. .CjHirta t!. IVStatc er .Krerd o, r000men an4 that of the Uowlisti
nd thf MX vu ordered to be engrossed for . - - ,
, ihlrJ rendma;. . , . fftt S200v -TJie latter had eateujalUheir
On motion nf Me. Hines of NortJi Clin, j,ole, an(j mulf nnj f-nanT had re
J'm'veff, 1h the Committee on Kod;- . . , ,,. . , . " ' .
siid rafiala.be instructed to inquire into tbe course to the bodtes of thetr companions
rxnedienty of rwisinp a aurvry to l mte
it the neveral routes tor a enM heretofore
wade under the dpthonty of the State ef
orth Carolina for the niirnOKe of aonner.tinir,
the waters of the Roanoke Kirer ml a 'He;
'narle Sonnrl, vnyi tliffwattra or Tir Hirer
und Pamtico jSiMind. '
nrk: Mini 15- I
The PacVe Ship KAsord Qnn Capt. from the tjtlenti displayed in the etiito-namWiw,-arr!vid
.mt.rdfrom Htre, -ba..lria matter of. the first number, will no
Jliieh 'nre to the Sjst of March, coijioin no doubt ranS among tbe.most respectaol
, jrews of importance; Capt. H. inform, that jimrnatt pf the State, t ,
Gen. 1.nrnvette was so unwell as to be con- , ' , n v' , ,
; fined u. faia house. ( " Cape fear Recorder has pass-
it was reported that, the turTta made a ed into the hands of Mr. Archibald M'
jeeueraliBraett pi HtlpoltiPil on thf 2d of . .. '.
Jtarch, hy sea and land, and that they were Hooper. ,
repulsed, with the loss of several thousand The " American' Recorder," which
L.T;.XXT. .d been 8Uspendefor afew weeks.-:
arid is now in the service of the Pacha of, has diangotl its title W that of Wash-
Firyrt, has surrendered t discret.o. at Jr.- ingtot Heralrf, nMlSi Carolina Com
The health' of' the Emperor of Austria was tnercial Journal," and is now published
'mproving-. It 5s said the Archduke Charles, 4eMYa. Uaminond & Yeoduuis.
eldest son of the Emperor, has neforehand J , '
renounced the throne, from attachment to
private life. 1 A "L I
Aljairt at Mshon were unsettled;,.!.; Tlie
Queen had eAued to see her d:wfrhter, iuce
J her appointment to. power. The London pa-
pers sar, lite, present Kepency wjit oc suj.
ported by France ancLEngiand.
'llie French Covernmeot was endeavorinir
to efTec; a reooncirmtion between Spain and
AiRievs.
Th Ttiilie of MontrAnrenrv frll down dead.
wVile at church in Pal is, on the &th of March,
1 lis fun end was celebrated with great 'pomp.
The number of private carriages in. the train
exceedaA 90". : .'''''
Enlistments wei4f publicly makinjrln France
fur the, Viceroy of Epypt. A number of
rrench officers recently .enfragerl tor Ms
ervicr. were about to sail from Marseilles,
Six armed vessels were fittine out at the i
s ..... ... I '
same
;iiRcetorine viceroy,, ,
In the French Chamber of Deputies-, March
jjtVpetUInns were presepted'tVom Paris, and
from Havrej'.forva more effectual prohibition
f tlie slave 'radet.-- A member stated.thot
more than 30 vessels had fitted out for tliia
trade from Kahta within a year: and thai
a. . "i- , . - . ..
rench s'aVo vessels, when puisued, threw
tlieir slaves overlmardl
Gc.eba.-.ian as-
In the sime; session
scrted that the ministry eneourairad. enlist.
went tor the Tacba of Egypt, that t the
at to the construction'vof -vessels" in French
ports,' there was oo law -"to- prevent it, but
they we not allowed to ain it ' - '"
BALEIGH.
1'IUUAY MORNING, -MAY 28, 1S2C.
FourihofJuhLWt ar-.r.qnested
v V "J " . J, .
n give'notice, tbat tt rheeting of,t)ie ci
tizens nf, this nkcenili be held aUbe
Court Ilousti to-morrovv ifternoon, Jt 5
o'cWkfiir-thc purpo'of tn'akiDgr-
rangefjjents ; for Ihe'celebratTon .'of tjhts
arbroa.cl.livr a'nbiveVsdry of our JSTation
... . ' ' ' -
ai Indpppn!cncp4n-;f r '. ry .;
"Already biive'rneafures been atloptcd
iti hvAst ofthe' citiVs of he Uninn for'j
PAmlH.n.AUlth- 4t. J A' .fiiAiMm .trf fcf lflVl
"Miuiviuuiiiiiiijj 1,1. i wfj ' V3Y' i
annp'er&ary) n9.: national litbilrt. It
is to be hoped ;'thrrcfore, that tmr cltK
Aens vii -itot b lukewarm on Ihf Wft.
sioii," but Endeavor to tcnder:lhe.eWi
braliou crciiitahTe t"thclcapitftt of
Stated ,f ," " -.Vr V
The following geotlemftt "urc candi
dates to Wprfservt llib ciiunty'Jn the
nest Ge'nejralCfsetiibly:, For heen
a'.' Jibwy erttft--for:tUef Uouae; of
v ommons Samt'el iniitaker,utJwwl
sioreajnatrenstirewa-conveyed in a French h..,-w.n',i nm,-er,li, nr- r s. ... iT-,:.,i i--t fi 1 t he success awentiani on uermusxai iiuuruc.
vessel) and thal-it was by permission ofthe i'i ' , 7 ... , 72 CT , "".""'".'"o l" pil" VP-" tiona demonstrates the extent ot ner quail
tJoveynment that vessels of war were' fitting , 1 v ' hirt'ter Understand that the" subiect 'll t,,.P'!rcr "V11 ""S ,a,,tl.tMC Pst)a8ter fictions, and the happy faculty she possessed
out at Marseille, for the FacbaTlie Minis- ...V 2 he SecKtl nf that the subcribn- ,'had made j of excitinga laudable ambition in tlx.' female
-roCPto.neepHeit1 Se Tears of
. oV prospectr we at. not at iest ,hld be published. - , :t, j wlw V.U 'bed w'hel
u""uu fiaiii uccii iLVAtiv is i i riiv7" iiii.'iiiMtnu . . h.'.u tintiim rr i.i ..v . ii ..v v i a . a v l t. ij. ,i .i. a.!. - j
iatuf anti Jaw sen iimfct;
wjwhe wftt;c!.
rtrmuc. !. ari ftJTtrtmrjit in rtuvlVftn.rliM uMltrtt,ml
fij?rr, Ul b tfnt bwAf fnr.tt UhMidtUatUittrafttrranrftkMWii
igxcrSptioa'T new atacV art to t tl prUoMf. Tfe ioVabiitafttt, it
ped f t!M Jlh of 9ext nTanth. Kt."- efrj at iht flmin:
' : ' , 1 - . . . , . MneriJ cr, and KrfJ kim, H
N Of th. CId cwnd at t! mint nfili' frie,,J r1 Wiwr. I
,r,P0? !tJIar w A product of
lite r;nc of tSta State. .',
; , :
At the lat aiof of the L'sidatore,
of Iamalu. an act wu pwscd. prohi;!
biting'the forthpr Jfftr!ucti
Auction ofalaTea
Sato that Sutft for le.
Manuel Anlotne aa hyn at yew-
,bern. on V 12th instant tor, Uifi mnr
i1r nf VlI!iam )uUum "
. :
for sustenance.
Tue" North Carolina Journal," pob-
lisjied by Mr, James A. Patterson and
edited b Major JoluQA.. Cftntertm, at
Fa jet i nil!tv tn'atle its first t ppearonr e
on the' lrtV instant. It is hdndsomelj
.' ': i t ' ' i i
pnnwu on a large si.eer.inu. juvpng
Petertburr, Mau 19,
On Wednesday last, about one o'clock, the j
Soup and Candle Manufactory of Mr, Fr.
Itoyle, situated in liiandtbid, was discovered I
to be on fire, Bt befure assistance could be rcn-;
dered by the eiifrntt'S, was so completely en
veloned in flaints atu put at defiance every
exertion to save it;
ana we regret that, so
mini was the cnnRapnitinn. vivv IiiiIa if Mi1.
It's nrooenv was saved. This is. we believe.
the third time that Mr. Boyle has been burnt
out,,and literally thrown upon the charity of
the wMUL. iepitbUcan. (
' - '
'Petersburg Superior Cturt On Saturday,
Jiibet-t Pointer, wlute man, was arroiirnedoii.
the eliarge S alleri Or n.uulutV,, a
t(.,.v "ticket WiU the dea.rn of rwm it fi
tlt,us valuer but as the Lottery was not an-1
thorisedby this State, a fraud of this nature
appears to be no otience against the law of
Virginia, and he Was acquitted. inf. 22jint.-
Ghent Triary.Wk are Informed through
achannet, that we believ e entitled to credit,
lk..f Citwr . ftiiVi. mmiUa in I nn3ttn hntx
III1. I'll m,i.ij sstsiafi..ai ' j'ii-vi iwa
M , hi, ellbm to indlJce tne Gq;
" !f j!r..",rS'
' this Treaty, or to submit the point to'
urbitratioBthe Anierican Commissioner not
,,The lottery rewlers the C.tyof New,
? 'if! ;2L1!?
aiu in inc uinjmu wi uiv dvntiwu iiwacui
without fee or reward for their services.
i ' Th! shameful manner fn which buildings
have 'recently been erected in New Vorlc,
i ha become a subject of general complaint.
it it mentioned to us as a tact, says me n-r-cantile
Advertiser, that a getultmaii who has
occupied,' since the 4st of May," One: of a
block of j,nev three story brick Jiousea, which
rent at high pricein attempt ins; tp drive
a nail into' his wall to hang bit hut upon, ac
tually drove a bnc If inw bis ,ncigUlJor pap,
li.Vt
1 ,
. Pvtmrt of 4rtte'rfrom'I!aliSa.'March 3.'
r' V TlieUv'rates'ship Cyane, Lfe'itniri '
rfllmf. ia bete.' tfnd -'has been Vui Voul
of by a Brazilian !ve JBcmmpr, 4tk
a was inefth Cyane's light' part
and lilted one of . lier men. lid .
bearin's nT from-the ship's, main' yrd4
and by'tm '.me'aniv.iroton the schuon
eriiuainyard,and a black man cut" the
foot, rope, ben he felt i dctk, fracloi'ed
bis ftkuH, and broke one of; W arms.
Tte Cyane.took possession of ber', and
detained ber tlnW-days. ' The Captain
and !a.tcf abctiniled'Tlie,. president
of the Biroviuce ha rniitl Capt. Elliot
ampV, WS'arion, auu tue vessei unit
aailed on her voyage.
Tii 'e.w. f ttat tTtiiifd StnUtJCit the
4,1 aei.kTvwte cempoea the Senate of tbo
K.,1,., .nl n'h.thn lh.,--m...,.t U.rknop Iho rrMi.Li.l'K ivrtinn iiimwsir,","s mm 1.1 ... . ........ "un,w.w
w.-V ..... , , fj V.J
ST. Ji'r:.'? !
n lhemtrth tbia waj;
iuiJrcwihfl4 cmc
am if ih Chilian
on tho roat.oir
puii-i tnartrt will drcun. lnftr
wm)J ocraMnn not ft litti TexatMm anl
lITTe t0.f WJ Jwn,fr ,0 f!? t
.i!ii, - lt.:.u.i. - m. - Mi.:. u- r
, w i- n rni ait Vl Unci
m&trate wiU have in In aid hi
rhe. He wm to h -.re tailed from
Btbia bv anpoiutmrnt, vrterdat. and
t i" t I r L " K i
wit if itwifceu lor in ne r ourve m eiMt
or ten dara, a rtxxl passage have latter.
Ivhctnuiide. He Md to have bf ea
government have riven him
nrt cause to be pleaed with them and
there is a good deal 'of ill-will engender
ing in this place against the subjects of
his frritannic matesi v. The fall oi Cal
lao. St. Juan de Ulloi Sa Cliiloe,has been
Imiked upon as a certain indication of
the strong working; of the Yankee leaven'
throughout the continent. Nor is. tbe
brave little squadron of Buenos Ayres
passed over without making an 'im
pression. e shall probably see a new
great work matin; progress, ere long,
under the hands of most of the young
artists around us; the new nations."
T JFfanklin Gazelle.
FrrudrrMal CatitKdata.ti a short para
graph, so:ne time apo, we presented our rea
oers with iCliat of the names of. the several
persons who had been 'spoken Of as candi
dates" to fill the Presidential chair; after the
expiration of tbe constitutional term of the
present incumbent. Amonff others, we in
troduced the name of Mr. Calhoun, the .Vice
President. We are rejoiced to perceive, by
thertl -8r Telegraphi mat Mr. C. has no idea
of being considered a candtdute for'thatof
fica, doubtless from an earnest desire to avoid
dividing and districting Ihepttplt at the next
election, ana thereby again throwing the e
lection bito the House uf Keprestiitatives.
Mr. Calhoun deserves the thanks of his coun
try, tor thus earlv blasting1, in relation to him,
the principles of" those whose motto is "to
divide, and conquer." We jcould wish that
the example of this gentleman might.be fol
lowed b another individual, wltp will be
nmiielesa, lest' we should thereby offend tbe
delicate sensibilities of t)ie editor of the Alex
andria Herald..5!1';'.'. ' " '
In the paragraph, alluded to above, We
gave it as our opinion, that Judge John iW.
shall woultt also bte brought lor ward as a can
didate at the next Presidential election. We
founded this opintufioii Ui& circumstance that
the Chief J us' ice had been frettiehtlyand
warmly eulogized jby Mr.v Randolph, and as
we could nut peroeive the motive, we took it
for granted, that Mr. ft. determined to' start a
toriiiKlable opposition- to' Mr. Attains at an e
vents, had fixed upon Judge Marshall, who, al
though a federalist, is as honest h, upright in
his intentions, as anv man that breathes. ' We
were, however, 'mistaken. Mr. itanuolph,
. ' ".. ' ' ': a . . ..
Lot-twlli,e, t, JnfleXlb'e Iustio0
s.'..:,w. ...j ;..im -jut
stTii integrity and incorruptible, purity 6f
the man ot the people Geo. Andrew JacK-
Runaway SvbscrtbertyV? are, lrt
' dined to believe t that . proprietora; of
XT aukj n'.. .IjI dla aa, dai ii'ioa ra tIio
WLM TCI 19 VtUUlU HV A IJlil IVv
, n I
ch mean spfriled men as subscribe ftr
Ppers, ;and after receiving thein.one,
twp, tir thrca years, as the case may be,
nnson- uiuus receivpu mo ouuesiiuui
Ovjd, Seneca county, to" the annmiit
0f U.94f gnd went ory,
Ifor iti . Thi9 ift'theonlr
without paying
rccommwwuuvn
. . ... j,:j..iJ
r , r ' - . . . Hi ' f
nil tun j;ive niiu ,t nit: vuiiuuciibC' v
others, Statesman.- (J. ' t -
P.OSTSCHn?2?a.
(flrcsa, no ;doobt,v adjourned on
MomTay-last nS itheJIbiise of Reprc
sentativesi' on Saturday, refused to con-cur-with'
.the resolution, of , tbe : Senate",
,to prolong theession until Thursday. '
, On Saturday rtbevYice Presidebt rose and
stated that it was Ms jnterrtion row, having
xeacbed the last bnsirest day of the session,
f ' ' - '
?W?
Presi
byywttli drawing from the chair, to give to
the usual opportunity of appoint-
President pro tempore. The Senate
't?,en proce eded to the election of a President
pro tempore," when, on tbe'lrth ballot Mr.
JUnceti, of this Btat. was duly elected, and
iok the Chair acco,dingly. v ' ; .
1 lir. Randolph embarked fct "Liverpool pn
Saturday last : . " " .' , ' ,
, LATEST FKOM ECBOPE.
1W the abin Cortes, fiom London, the Tlir-
m'mgham, from Liverpool, and the Howard,
from Havre; London paper have . been re
ceived to the 21st, and Pant to the lotti ult.
The most important intelligence which
they aj'ord, ami which will be learned w'.th
IHccW-jmm ml tW Urf w J W w.
ftp tk rfvrKiibcWteil 11..
Mf Ik (.11 iK ti JUe.t Mf
mf jirful r DM l.rr Mmbr
Krance.
ttnai rwwored at M tS r
ViktH. that Hm.d kxi MnhiMi r-i
' "-it" r"r mam, em iy
tl ontrt TiMMtaatiiiiin:!
T cVre H0c. aent the Vtrhn of
aod tufihrr.
Wt Vte frrk WL by a er btJ d.
mm, pm tlele. mwtr, .f aeen m-J
Fi,vt TWdYnooi ik muBiiin in T)-
fW.-ie fcrtnetr! rn;i;1 oteni
fenee eoncrrat 0e ettte of the mrke. n.e
iri In traite bad returned aad were tot
with jren aevrji!.. ' . , vj- .
Attention! lMM;rh "Blue
...
K PmVATRMF.ETrXGoftheComtiany
ill be held at the Court House th t (Fr'td)
eTtninp, at o'atect,-. - i , .'
n r i. r.k.
Br Order of the Captain. :
. . ' J. FEURV, Ord. Serrt. i
' Friday, Mav 26, 1836.: . ' .;
' Mar"r"kiva ; : .
!n Meeklenburt; ernintv, on the 4th instant,
John Knox, Eaq. to Ms Hannah Neeh.-' ....
At Newbern, on. the 1 1th inmant, Sift Levi
Wowe to Mise E)i taheth Fisher, daughter of
Captain diehard Fisher. ' , x"
r IrvJoitrs eounty, on the UlJi Instant. Col.
Edmund Ifa'chto. Mrar Alicia Hateh, . .. .,
fmtho Sound, etow WiWirton, on the
llih instant, Mr. Lewi HvMarsteller to Misa
Lavina Ocer. , )- Vt'-.yr-f
In Vartii) cotintn on the 1st instant, Vason
Wigt-ina, of liahfax county, to Misa Eli.
aabeth Slade, daughter of Gen, Slade, of the
former county. ' '; j
' . DIED, : ' -
12thibstant, afteran Illness of five iMwrs, Mrs.
Mary M'Milbii, consort of Mr. Dkniel M'Mil-
In Guilford eouhtv on tbe fth iiit.nt
n viuiuoni eounty, on . ltn instant,,
ni inn. luiiiiiiuiiu conmT. on me
Mr.,James UicJc. - ,
... iiiuH.i.rv. Kimiiif, m, nm ill iii,
Mrs. Eliiiabeth Fitigerahl, wife of the Rev.
Edward Fitzgerald, . i. , , i1.
cttMKtrxtcarnt.1 ,
L Bled, in Sampson county, on, the 15th in-
stant, Mrs. Mary Ann bpaiglit Williams, wile
of Wr. William H, Wifliama, of this City, and
daughlerof Michael Sampson, Esq. deeeaseel,
of Sampson eounty, and neice to Counsellor
Sampson, ate of New-York, in the 37th year
of her aare. Mi Williams had been absent
ten days from home on a visit to her sister
whose house she had left but a few hours. .
and mu fettinunir to this nlaee at the llm.
bodily distress for about ai. day., and then
languished si mc-reiraod gradiudlyjmnk qui-.
etty and resigneoty into tne arms or aeatn.
On the next day ber remains .were interred
near to her deceased father.
' Uurine her residence of a few years in this
place, her amiable disposition and ssuvity of
manners had endeared her to all who had the
pleasure 6f an intimate acquaintance with
her. So acute was her sensibility, that she
would always svmpathiae tenderly with eve
ry object of distress,' and was ever ready to
contribute rettef to the extent of her ability.
In some particulars her character was an ex- of postage expense will slio be probiplly attend,
ception to very many of her aex. The 'eel- ed to, if addressed to the public's obctlieiit ser
ingsofenvy were unknown to hen she re- 4nt, at eitUrof tiisOfhets i s ?).,
loKsed in the prosperity and happinesa of ev 1 p .eonstantty keeps I lekels In alt the Lot
I..... . ik- :J .i.i ...... tei-ies for rh . aeconimoilatton of bis (rkadS and
CIV UUI11A1I ITCIHKIt JUy fUlV. VI K.IIUIU Wfl..
never raited in her presence -without reeeiv-
mga Kenue reprimano. one wouuvnever
s...ki.Htlu tinl-An a aau sin tii ait nsa iitronnwiii
. . " a i ja
PiituiV . ..... . .,-.,..-.. ..Bv...w...
aspersion of the charaeier of either a friend,
a common acquaintance, or a arranger, but
would make a defence with seal and warmth.
Reared n the lap of ease and indulgence,
without a wish ungratiiied, ahe'was but little
qtuilified to bear the storms, of adversity,
which were showered on her for many years.
In her youth ber talents for the fine arts had
been cultivated, and in ' music she particu
larly excelled. After a -thnrt residence in this
filace, when she discovered that her botband
tad been cruelly disappointed by hypocriti.
cal friends, she resolved to meet the rich
woman's contumely, and the slights ot little
mi iui
la, and undertake the arduous task of
teaching music in aid of her family support,
crave. itett, near spirit, ana receive uns tri-', v " ,i"t -
bute of aflection from a grateful heart. , .'. I1- T.l'e second session of tbe tMr la the lnsti
T wion will eommeneeon the ttiib 01 June
.. .... . .....
tXevr tItftTisemftifttftc
JSIeu&e River JVuvigation Comjwny,
A renerat meetinar of the Stockholders ofthe
Neuso River Navigation Company, Kioluding thai
subpurchasers nf Stock at well ksoripnai sun
11. ..m lm m.MfHt,.Mtd.A I lit. iJl!,. Al it.
w. -
trV of StaU bv 10 o'clock A. M.on the Vth of
June Beat. At tnUen of mtieh mKrlanee to
the institution ill be laid before the stock lioiu." " " " 7
trs on tl.-t day, it is esinea:y,lio,ied tbal the Vl "f O'eiltuwraio Prtsih.ai.dlio
meeting wiH hi full.sn.i where penNinal attend. . represedljd hit 1amtr to be BRACKEN,
ante U ineoHveai. nt, Stoikholil.-rt r requested : el""f 'VJtiea bak note ot J5l0t, m tiadnw
im uiu 1 lorard their proxies tltested br teos
w itnesses, and ektowltlged or proven bttOre a
Juitice of the Petee.
By order of the floard.
' ?. " ' aioitiv vuuuri, on y.
May 80, 185(1 - -Jv;.
; It ia farther ordered thai books for the sob.
set iption of uew stock in the Neuie River Navi.
gation Conipkny be opened In the eiiy of llslei(rli,
on the ftb day of June next, under the sbperin
tctidaiiee of Mark Cenke, Treasurer ami Secreta
ry of the Board, add ihht dit books toiiiiiiuee.
pi fl for one month. , , '
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The ttritseriber bsvlng made brrangementb to
remove to the west this tall, would sell a bargain
in his hditae ami lot. If inc in tbe aitv of ItalfUth
Tlioae ho are aexioot 10 procure property of
this d isci-ipt'iot would do well to vail and tXam
i,e for tlx-mselvt-s. : The lot tcntniut fnur acres
of ground situate on a high end airy plaeei bass
goml dweltirg bouse, ta excellent well of .water,
und Is convenient to the .ea'emy. Apply to
the subscriber, living wtU prendst f -
' IStlAM UENDON.
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Wfe ah Certificiei MI entiil -hr t.nrrhr of -
evntr therenftrt tmuvH prise m.y K.tlrw .
by the nriginal 1 Uk. is . I ilk tiu,er ewramt
Wive Ibe suns, of Jft30O kin the Oooonltia
thereon, and t like fkroporiHm fi Khkres ih.
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!o whole Tiekvt Shares, ortertlneaie of dtt,
for sale as kaual at llie J - Ti -,
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143 BRtiADvr T, .
Whieh office , ver l.is been and will tontiaaa
to he true to Its mollO , .. ,...
Ch at all tim promptly advanced b
,' 'or1 P"M 'iher of his efKcct, at '
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thine ta him who .uiii
Tha .fiens of New York who with. to natroa.
t th Shove l-miery, or to em.lrlbble some-
to an ennalily with kings, and , taught kii t to
tycmble before the aeanlof pobtie iiirkm, l.-
an opportunity of rttderlne. sntd fwtrOVe'" as a
trifling testimony of their erotKmlt hy aaOlfif at
P. CANFII' UVS OiT..14 Utt)sdy, where
a sr.bsarintion hook is p n for that p urpose." he
prise of Tickets in (tils tottiri will be RIO etch,
which will be obtaiued when issued anit deliver
ed gratis to such subierlbeia a ho call as abve.
Puhlie spirited indiviiiuals t a distance h tto
ime toe pnoe oi a uraet in eiirttnt moncj, live
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nrocui'lngf llie Capital Priee Inllie- above ( l.ril-
iiHn, urrery, or in any ofbr now before the pub-
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, , the UKlteif mates, will no aeti to supty
pet-wnaHy, or by letter, immediaielyW him foe
the same , Ami all oritert, wtether fur Whole
.'Tickets, shares or cert ideates, will be thankful
ly reelveH and promptly attended to, II addresv
ed to P. UA.NHKM).
Hi, Bromlwy, Nt Vork ISO ChesirOt
streeti Philadelphlat or at ISO Market tret, '
Usllimore 1 ,"''. ', , .tX-Sw ' t
State' 'Dank of North Carolina, ,' . J
r Ifalagh, Muj, 23, 1 82&
' lietolved. That a dividend f lour per tent,
on the Capital Stock, of this 'Hunk be, sna the
seme is hereby deolaied for the last httfyear.
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;'t)VM, H, IIATWQOD, Ctihler.
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Oxford Female AcHtleinv.
' The larnmer exataHiation In the Oxlont Fe
rnate Aeadt-my will eopunrt'te' on the Ttb nf
June a-xt. Parenis and Guardiai-aj and those
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JUSr.fH LABAKKC, frinflpal.
, Oxford. May ,93, IS20.!, . 4-$i9w
. A (lounterfoiter. -
1 fed U my duly to Inform flit .obllt of a ioos
villainous fraait of which I have bet a the victim,
la order to put the tuireflvetinej and oniusptctir
,oa' their goisrd agahiai simitar impositions In like.
tircumstanaet, ami nn a 'aim ,Dop tnst N may
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P;,,u7.17,r V i.w"w
;ofjhe v'"''1; V-ayP'ryt
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at he wis about to start tor Fatettevitle. (S. 0 j
and hud no smaller n enev. Without hititnliou .
i gave him the thtnge in small antes, slid Im left
Portsmouth the nevt morning. ' Botne lew nnyt
tttrrws'ds I diseorercd that the said note was a
tuuiuertt'it, mourn mi wen execiueq as to aeoeive
any biit experienced JodgeS s Said Bratkee (if
that uc- hit r'ti itame.is, m appearance saouKiif -years
nf tke. about I tent 9 Or 40 inches high, it
tlier stout made, hat round, full late, and light
soiiiplestjpB. fie wore a bike froek tost and.
pnaloous ami a tilack bat, lnli, at well ts the
other parts of hit dress, wcra eonaidi-rablv worn.
Said he was from the State of Itetaware.'that be
hail brought on a drove of hortct wl.ieh he hsd
sold on hit way biihcrV This story however, it
ibmhiful, as he hadtoo horte with Mm. tnd lets
Pot (smooth on hot . I b seems ta be no doubt
iba'.ht it. employed id elicutaiajc eowiterfelt
oteS shoot tbe country, and hat s largn aapply
with him topalia upon me eon munity. Hissuy
ing lhnt be was bouad for F.yeiKvilie, wss pro.
Ulily roearit to lud pursuit, for miieks be tints
the road via Riteoloi. I have reason to believe,
that slier reaching Suffolk; bt pro t dtd 1h tlie
dtitetita tt f ctcrsVmgt '.".;'
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