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an(1 the public it general, that he
t liasiafcen chaige of that well known
IiiMi.se of PiiieilainnTent, former ly oc
v cimied by NViUie Jones, at the cilv
, of RIeiirh. neAr ihf f-mlf..! ..
. hi ; J;ble will be, furnished wilh the
y -best the country and teaon affords
: hi v beds in fine order, and his rooms
. iimi. ; mi MclUIC,
a a- . r'
- win he well iupphed 4vnh good pro-
vpfider, attended by carer.!, ostters,
house with g-od servant s.
V He will provide sheds iir.der which
. to shelter Carnage, ; G.. &c
rienopesihat wiihall ihee comforts.
Ann hia ami m v. . ; a - i v. .
: Vle g'esl, to-rmerit and Ve-
to cive a share of public: patronage.
;.He;aUu hopes thai ihe mei.bers J of
the General Aeniblv will ' "cal! t.u
film, a his charges w ill he iitoderate
and his accuinuiodatidVe ro,,d
1 : Hob evi" ! er vy.
- The subcrihers having a-suciated
. themselves together finder
Ihe fif m of v
5: Beg leave to iff m ihejrjfriehds arid
the fniblio that ihev have inst receiv-
C. T r . - -t J
c:u i.imm rew lor.K per chr. Uose. i!,
f Bloom, and are mw Vpeiifng a gen
x s - . - eral asonnVett ,,f
, . GiQceries and Hardware ;
. .. n assortment of , . -.
OU, Glass and Paints,
Which i hey oflr fir sale low lor
Cash or country prndiVce. -
" Charles Harrell
,, f J M. Forbes. v
-r y. JUiznbeta-i.tty-Jftv. 4.
THE SUBMlClBER
. .iTj MHIiACES this'opporuinii v to re
.'JV.li,Vl l',s l,iantsclo.biw friends: and
tHep.ibnc for the ehcoirageinerit he
. , a,r ece i ved, a n d r e pec fu I ly i nf5rm s
.'the in that he still jcontinues to, carry
-Tailoring BuVness
at the rld Kiand opposiie ihe store of
t (Mr, Hezekiah Lockwood, where he
Avill be happy to receive and execute
jr all orders in his linWH-.Hciias had
- long experience " in the ;businesl if
' the city of New York anlts VicJhi
; ?y, w hich he -flatters i tiirrisetf wilt en
- able him tove'entireMiUYariionl
; Caletiieiinet.
v' . Elizabeth-City, August 5. 7 . r
CO TTOXST ARN, m::
' Manifaciured by Ross Scott,.
tsle.hj Vight 'CwntyZj?a.
- -L'1 quality for sale on liberal terms, bv
James .u. Thorbum,
yjgent jar the f actory.
October 14'
JUanlcs' executed of this QJjice
State 65 -Vovtli Cavullna,
" CurritucK Countyj
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Jyovember lenn, 1829.-
Smith Cox
9 ' '. :
, Original attach-
mew, levied on the
Untls and . t nt nicnts
William Foster
VVm. Thomson
William Foster.
Ijimotlcd un the .east
by the latidsof haiu'i
William Ball
' V8 ' - j
William Foster.
O'Neal, north
and
w est by the lands of
M. Simmons
N vs.
William r oster,
Simmot O'Neal
VS. j
William Foster.
J
Caleb Walker, and
on Uie south by the
lands o Giiffin Puy -ncr.'
Le ied Sep
tember 1st. 1829.
It appearing To the satisfaction of
the Court that William Foster k not,
an inhabitant of this State, or so ab
sents himselfjthai process of law canV
ot be served upon hi in, It is ordei ed,
'hat p b j ica t j on be made in the Elizabeth-City
Star for six weeks, that
unless he appears at the next Coun
ty Court of Ijleas .and Quaf ter -Sessions
to be lipid for ihe Count v of
I urntiick, at the lVurtlfoi!e
in
in
to
Coriiuick, on the last Moi.dav
Februaty- next, then and theie
plead, aiwer or' demur ty mitl, at
tachments, they will be taken pro
conievso ano; adiMdsred ac.coifhi.ir v -.
"lif ers, &pmce Hdlly Cleik of ui
said Court atuiffice, in ( nrrituck, the
last .Monday in Noveiiibei, and 54ih
year oi Aiiieiicaii independence, u-
no Domini 1829. .
I SPENCE HALL, Clk
December 12, 1829. pt ice adv. ,5
Ciirrittick Cotuty : 1
Court ff Vlets and Quaper Sessions.
. j j Vovember Term, 1829. ;
Dempsey Gregory V A. u
u Uvied on the land of fmv fVilkins.
bounded on the east by the landsofdn
nis flutchens. north bit the main road
ana west by the land of nm. Gregory?'
t spearing i, ihe 'Vajisfaciirn ol
the Court i hat hey fVilkins is not an
inhabitant of't his Slate, or that lie so
absconds thai prce.s of law cannoi
be served upon him. It is tlierefcre or,
eraVtKal publication be made in ihe
EjiiAaurMi-vyny isiar lor six weeks,
that unless he appears at ihe nex'
County Court of Pleas and Q.Vanei
Sessions, at our nexi Court lobe held
fbrjhe County of 6urriinckt at tle
ourt-tjonse in Currituck, on the
'as! oionday in Februarv next, then
and there to plead, answer or demui
o said attachment, it will be taken
pro confeso and adjudged accord
ingly: .-,: -j'i,"-' : .' ; ''JvN
Witness Spence Hall, Clerk of our
said Coun.at office'in Cnrritiick. the
ast monday in November, and 54th
ear oj American independence1 An
no Dom. 1829. ,
.-: ? PENCE II ALL. ClL
JDecember 12, 1829. Pi ice 4.,-'
3AU,01 OTICI.
(OM MITTED to the Jail ,f Faa
quotank e"in'iv,i on' ihe 16th f
November, 1829, a negro n, an who
calls his name Jim Ouiland, and sav
ne. oeiorig la .jfi.r., J)ai tha Heri ing,
of Norlhampion connly. .Said negro
is about 25 years old. thick ui i..t
well . made, about 5 feei 6 or 8 inche
ngh4 quite dark, atid ha -4 a tan
of his le,ft thumb; the nail of which
grows over the end. The owir i
hereby'.Vequesled to come forward,
prove hisVropeity, pay charges ard
take Uim aw ay, or he will be dealt
wnu as me taw airects. : -
JOSHUA At POOL, Sheriff.
Elizabeth City, Jan. 9, 1830. .
fcTTbe editor of tne Kalei'eh Star K
requested . to -insert' the 1 aboe three
months, and forward! his! account to the
subscriber or to this offire for payment. "
A few Barrels, for ale'by I '
Uenmming in the Post (Jflice. at Klizn-
beth city, Jan. 1st l&JO, which uill
ce jorwarded to the. General Post'Of
Jioey on lUe first i of jjpril next, if not
taken' out otjore luit tune- - '- -
1 .... 1 1. .. P.. I .. - ivt. r . . -
.'mu.mbii uavci,jmi, il.DUll, jno.
t . iJlatchloid, James Bryam Sr. Ed
ward Ungg-, Joo.' C. BfeechejMis.
Ann Colman, Capt.'-Jarties Crocker.
jr. J tios. Cart wrtghlj Capt. Silvester
( base, Jame Davis, VV. f . )aVjs
A l apn beo. Doal,- Eastern Lodge
jNo. 89 2, Alexander C. Easton, Hen
ry J. fc.rans, Jn.. C. Ktiringhaos 2.
U m. KilZgeiell, James Fuller, Jesse
f isher, 1 bus. W Gillet, Saint. Ge-
I -m '' ..." .
roiK, jr. oapr. Uobin-on Itatch 2
ii i . .-' -
iJrs. Kebeeca Udiirey, Samuel llal-
steacl, I apt..Vlby Uaniey, Mis. Mar
Ida Hawes, Capt. LVni. Jackson 4
James Jackson, VVm. Jennings. Wd;
son K. Jiickson, Ambose Knoxi Na
thaniel K. ighi, J.,1,,1 Keel. David II.
""M""l M- . IjrtHftlirf J5 III
Ii u r t in l I I 1..... . 7k t
Mes-eigei 3, Heirneih rLod, Ni-
i nan ei Mom e, M i El za A nu c
Kea, John Nixon, W ni. Nicholas, Ala
'" rowell, Ivi Keed, Capf. 0-i.
oears- i aiebr &nnfs)n, Shei iff Pas
q ioiai'k, lniel pet.ce, Jn,.M
kinner. Malacln Se vills, Muiy Am
Syfax; Joo.: M Saoderlin, Darnel
SteiMiifi, Daid. Spciice, Naru oel-
W - mm,.. .
man. juo. W. auls, Ucnrv Taylor.
ixom li i.eblood, VV i,sf, Tf oeblood,
ushii g Vmal, Jiimes V illiams, Mis.
Uebecca addell.
Elizabeth City, Jan . 9.
1 viiiue ot a Warrant Irom the
- Pi easuiy Depart ment of the Unii
d States, notice, in hereby given that
wl.otl . ...... ....4 . ' 1": It' i-I
. Jn.Mi i ii i.ri u iu km jor casn on
Friday ihe 22 nd day of January next.
t e t:e i uurl-llonse - door in E-
lizleih ( it V. the f.dlowing
g property
rfsa Roirnsnru Eq. to wil :
ianunai itoiei, now oc
cupied by Ja-. S. LVlfe. E-o.
Also, that large and commodi
ous Dt-vellii g situated on the sou i I.
side fvMansard's creek occupied l
tli R.i- I n ii .i v ii- '
. a. u. d'iaiuii ; ue uweiiii-j:
occupied by A illtam Hogersoli, (he
large Barn and biable adjoining;
the C'ustout House, the Warehouse
and VV harf ?djoinjng." ' . ''
All that tract. of Land and buil
dings riiereoji lying i.r, the south side
of Mansard's creek fiom Road-stfeet
to l lie Water.
Also, the Land on which stands
Vhe houe of Cl. Daniel RogerronJ
eniuled to a ground rent of twentv
i it & w ' . x . . ....
noiiaix per annum.
Also, about 30 acres of Land
near the Meilmdist Ciiurch. 1 The
:
Store built by Selby Patrick on land
wned by Mi Butler. A small
Store opposite. Mathetv , CluffV and
occupied by AaMcCJoy. . -
oixty acres ot land in -Perqui
nians'Connty lying :on ;Ross road.
and one ImiKlied acres in said coun
ty ailjoining the lands of Zadock Ofi
ly and others. . ' U
iAlsov the two story brick buil-
ding occupied by . Jo8. II. Fotil and
i. Kinney, requires. - , . -
. Also, a tract of Land near the
n.HtiL i f I :'t f r 4 i i . t nwuutii unuri. pjyiyiuu uvcr uy rates,
mouth td Lmfe ; River knownhy theLnd ibtJ?ed n rtVpert, loie
oi me v momilis,-contaminK
about one hundred and nfir acres. ;
.
d tiliy acres. .
RL,', Marshal,
Y,Dtp.JYlart
deverly; DA NT El
By UAL GREGORY
Elizabeth-Citi), Jan. 2. : .
i ' ' i .
itv renectrullV offers I ii T"'"". v' rom one worK-
ny, repet.iiuiiy ; oners . ntsjiuv nariv. or one nxrr in nf,)U(
pro esfr,onal services to the mhab,-
t Hilt? lit Hn4.niirttnr.lr ar'H I halnrltnnam I
- - n - -. - - . j . i
V, , -: m u oiv vjoi. ii i j
"is profession,-.' he nones to receive
a share of public patronage. . - 1
ne may oe found at t he i at ion a I Ho- I
tau..iies, in tne various Drancbes ot oecause, aitnongtj apparently tnHta.thev K'that, wjienever l order a thine to bo -the
piactice of Medicines Cy,asi- Irye far otherwise in the result. , . ) doWe, it must be.doner.or alWason given
dully : and unremuting atlention to T?e$ i ray people, may, he at at thViime; br as soon as the'imnra.
u.i iiti. til hi oi ennn rnrntcriv nnfnrieri I
l V.r " vr -:v manager, who attends to my interest,
by I, l lore. as a dry goods st.ore.1 regards his own, character, and who.
v,mv,iAW,.vm UHV f&lr retlectini?..must he "cnnvtnrrrl. that
Washington's Agricultural Notes.
. Mniu,i,.fc4at.un.R uumus Pu,tl.
aocaitioti: aid.du.ut,iti t4ticli -'Wao'hiiig
m a .engaged lor a large uoi liou
large oot iiou ot
his hie, it is known, that lo no one oujc i
-did ne give smj much, ol ins tunc anu ao
itntioii jis to AgrKulture. .The btuuen
cy and niinuteness ol nis dneuionV iu his
inaiiacrs on una bead, and lire unceaspig
orrcspoiKunce w tilth he ..kept unduuiik!
his absence bom Mount Veinon, art,
truly astonishing, wnen it is tonsidertd
in what impottairt and absorbing inie rests
in mind v as. ;i pclually occoitd. - V t
Have selected a few pauitulais fiom his
tnanustupt papeis, whiib, at the saiu
time they iliustrate nisaiic ulturai "-habits; j
may in part serve as practical hints, oi
salutary maxims, to tainicts in general.
I tinier. Mmbnuc
Dirtc lions to the.
Manager Xf his -Farm
A system c osely pursued, ahhouh it
may not in alt its pans be the best that
v ouid te devised, is attended with innti
a.erable adantaes. The conductor oi
the busuu ss, in this case, can never bi
uixler any dileniioa in his proceedings.-;
1 ne overseers, and even the laborers.
know w hat is to be donet and ;w bat they
Hie t apable of doing,' in oidinaiy seasons.
I he toicc to be employed may be in two
piopoi lion totbe work whn h is to bfc
t'cuof ujcu, anu a,icasonaiie ana tolerant)
. . . .. . j . .t . : r s -i - .i J
atcurate estin aie ir av" be madt ot the
irodu.rt. But when no plan is' fixed.
hehdireiiions fljow ffom day to-day, the
oiisiuess pe omtsamejet haos,fiiqiieriiiv
mtiing, and sometimes at a stand, fm
want of knowing wiiat to do. or the man
.-vi uyii ii. j i iMis is oci asioiieo r
waste olMiiue, which is of more impor-
ranee than is ueiieraiiv lmavuit-d.
Nothing can so effrt tually. obviate the
eu, as an., established syttmy inatU
known toe air w nM are clot's it, that ai;
may be enabled theieby to d their pans
o advantage. I his gies tase Ur in.
ptint ipat ondtn ton of the; business, ano
's mot e sat isfartoi y to the pet sons w t
tmmediately overlook it, leas haras'si
to the laborers, as well as moie tentfii;ia
to the emplu)er. J, .. t
Ur.der this view of the ,su' ject, the
t'lio-idi scon ciwniui.ydu ran rei-oei
ie, is to txp.am to the overseers (who
til be tumished with duplicates) ;tbt
plan, in an its parts, w'.n h is 'hercafmt
t idiicu , 10 near; inrir laeas with rtstin
o ihe older in which the ..'different sbr;
f woik therein pointed out shall socctt i
.a h othe.-,: for the purpose of r any in.
; on to tne ik best advantage ; to cort e
ny erroneous projer ta they may tedi
: .std to adopt ; and then to see that ihev
dtiere strictly to whatever 1 may be re-
si.led on, and that they are alwavs (ex :
ept when otherwise permitted) on then
nojs, anu wim incir ueoDie. l ne wo. k.
inder such1 rircumstances; will it, oi
1..IUIHMIJ enu, : mat inc &or K nay nc
e!l ftd,i.liiured, and taken care ofav .
dintf to'the ditectionsjt will be hecev
s.lrv lk iiitt:r-t iho -..n....i ..r . ...
1 - - ... ., iuiiviuvi. HIV UCiJ
seeis in this particular, and those als
vhose immediate business it is to' attend
upon them, with a atc Ufui eye : th.ei-
Hise,; and "geiieiaily in ' severe ieat he .t
hen attention and care are most needed,
U.eV will be most npirtpruH s
; JLcbhomy in all thihes is as commenda-
ile in the nr-aiiater. as it U Hn o. -l 9ni
dtsirable; to i the employer j" and,; on a
larm, it shows itself in nothing more ev-
irlunlln . .' ... ..... . . " it. . f
suffering the provender; to be wasted.
i-vmi,ui muir cssciuiaiiv, man in not
wit i i luuttai v. in laKiiif rare. in
every atom, of it be, used to the -best ad, j
vaniaire : and. ltkewip. m not nprmmin. , r
the ploughs; barness, and ot.her imple"-
o . , , IIVi wv - itiiiK
mems ot husbandry, and the gears belong
ing to (hem, to be 'unnecessarily ex posed,
t()od U rhriiMt from ..,.;n t l
Jmnin ai .if 't : t -i yi: I
?'v'yiK j v ;.o
minmie'"t)f a 'farm, than strikes people
at fiist vier j and Examining the faun-
yards, ft nces,k and looking into the fields
h 6tc lnat nothing is; there but what is
. II.. J ' 1 J-' - 'f - - .
aiiDwrn in mirp. it rtitonitmua ihi
. v, .. ,..,..ft.,..a n i
o . j -.. 7--- , i viiuiiivn
1 have mentionecUtbese thinnot, onlv
Urvu.a iku. U..1 I . . .. .-
yiB-ny.,u 'i' ""- wiiuMctr io. me, nut i
: 4,3 l .gi, worK im
K I rtarJt' fe ?,llKcnt h,,e !he arf
' . t i--7--rv :."vt.uav
.... r.r...7 ,..wol iiiikc - everj I
inr I
on I
lost j
labor h never to be tegained.llifepre
unj)tion is, that every vlaborir dots aa
muchA hi twenty-lour, ,bouis,v a&- his
Mrenglh, without endaiigering hishealtrl
oi constitution, will allow. ButYtt)erc ia
inuth more in whkt is calfedlitad worki'
thai is, in the manner of l ondiu ting husi
' H'an is generally, imagined. For
take two managers, and give to earb thb:
same number ol lahoiers, and "lit the
. ahorei be equal mahrt fcpecls. Let both
tlvese . managers rise-;, equally aiiy, go
equally late to rest, bt tqiiafiy actiej
jvw' C 1UUU3II tuna, anu yet, in lllo
couise of the year, one ofVihtm, withaut
pushing the hands under hinV irioJe than
the other, shall "have ei formed, mfiiiiiely
more woikv To whaCisihts oWhrg ?
" ' . 1 Jfi- X't '
IV 11V. . Llfl.lt- In .N I'.m? , i
...-..j wy,i i..ui.b1.l(9UII 1,1 (
Itont that lol elhoni'ht -. sir1 arMeaVnoi,!
WriucJi will guaid aRajiibtgihe ii.Uapplica-
I Kin of laKix H l.ninf it . .. i. r
I upioug lung, tor ; iiistar it t KoiiuK ,i hel
h' id hrbt itneded for it, or in which the
rv . actuauy nave netn at work.
sJiou ld, ii cm its stUition, btj rt ndf red ;
eel, and .other spois,: feyeir tlfou'gh t'healti
v'i uiiivi au9r i lour ntii k
tor them rnay not: be 8'i Ui gentle aft,be)
pl'pwgbc'd, ibis busiiiess fought to gtfXmi -
bet arise the'
a nv U. : an u uh resnect to Other ihiitti
and particuiarly leaning, where nothing
is more coni iiion, , than, , when it ads ate
-. . . . i . .1 .i . - .
" . mmviaiiu inii3iiiur uruiiun
liom it, though not equally . necessary at
ttc same hiomtut, o n.ake to tiin
hen ' one ni. Id -i-f r IMct !....
; v - . nvo 'lulling .
are only , mentiontn to show , thai ihe
manager,? who takes tornptthetibive
v icw of his business,' wiil throw no iabof
away. . -; . ... .
For t hese reasons it is. t hat 1 h
flea uni red toivea jene;ral icw of nsy ;
jiiaijs, asr;to .the . business j he yeat , i hat '
iC concerns ot t he, te ei alv planratioM
Oiav lrt on without atinOr niir.n ltlv t
... . ' , . :.! ..,;. .. I . - ."t, .
rders unless it he m pai'tit tilaf cases, or
A here these directions are not clearly un-,
" "i stooo. - i- :- r -
It bferomes'theiindispensahle rjuty of
tim, who is entrloy t d to overlook aiid
nduct the opet auons of a farhv to tike
a piospcctive aod comprehensive view of
tae whole busimss, vvnu h h laid ltf( re
l.tm t hni I. .. I -. i .: r i
", " v ""ii.'7 !cciji pans, inereoi n ay
Ort ot work, mav Inlliiw ar.niKpc cr'. ;
ii, .' .... . . . "
I1I .iVm.!:. Bur rufLi....' . '...!. ft. . I . ' ... v
f .,. vc.-iiv.i.,. anu WMUIIUI DS5 OI
tannr pr oi time ; tor u thing is a greater
vaste ot the latter, and onseouentlv of
-he termer,' (tiwejjxroducinK labor, and
tjinor . money,) ; than shil'intr from- soti
3ing to another before itSs finir dk a
It! chance or : the impulse of t,lie mor'jpnt ' :
. juogment ami teresight, dtrtcJed he" .
l"k - jk . It ..lli 1. I.. 1.1 -.1.1 'i. .
vw3u i . - ii iii oi- at mhih it net o. mar -
tat her and othet t itcuntstahf es'rnav at
. ' . - C. . . 1 U - O. - I II! If"
iinifS Ifilf-I I II T-.t a' lfli 91 rni.rti. rf
redinkS, but vf a plan is Well diii sted
torehanrt.' t p i-aisnt: in.rf. ji -ia.;..
hiih a nianilw ivo
nature tif 'the tisiress, andjhelctpps he ?
j-v.il attend omxh. :;-feJ:-
h'i Evety at lenti veand- disc Vrn t tig person.
v bo has: the w holn. busioesM of the s vear :
aid .be lure, him, erid js a quaintedfwiih) 1
tne iiiitiiir in nil- wfii'E . rsn rw ni.rwi i.oa
o lav. it out to 8n?antawpr- -'11V will kiM,i
, '-,t. 'J - 17;-.
rfr i r rtiQ nt Tii irn& m 1 i K L t.
Accomplished jrrw1rasVeWairartmi
i tMot rs;, mat ; pt :.gi ; sntnrper ana
autumn bnlv are I fit' forr in j word: n
.uv4inc c wan .aying mat " mere, ia
a time and a season foralli tlwng.s" and"
lhat unless they are endraed-hothjpc; v
11' I 1 1 ih.ma w .1. I -f .t't '
... iiunv ,wt . nil MIMIUHII., J ir.J O
are manv sni in of in
ran pvprnfp m i n
well a irt sunshine and if lhey -aVe set
- jlimt oitr .. -.u yl..i' .fiTii -
"'ui it un v.tnur i . i iniirss -1 1 irr rf i n a .
necessity tor H,y ttiere will bertr thim to .;
"Vi" iwui.nttfuio : jme ironjc mereiore
must, be idle.. The man f.prudenre
and foresurhr .' ni I ,a wavi . kfi n , ihi .
hings in yifitvi ard order, his wot k accord-
;'i. 'r.'.' '.a- r.- .
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w as wnci no w aste oi lime or
.idleness. .These sameohservaiionsapplf
with equaf mrce to frozen ground, and to
ground-tV wet. to wotk in, or whkri if
worked Vi) I be ifumd thirebv:
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i ncac oosrrvaiions rrvipnr ne. nim ma
. r i . - , ... - .. 1 ... . ' .... .... . i
ni in
Milk
nujustrv, and proper attt-ntion, -jU pro.
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I Therels thing-, how everi cannot
I - . . . ,".,.' , v"f Jfc
uulc :i oc r:oii i nni i ri npniiinfi .1.
(orheaf to add.-and'
bHitr jsdiscovered, :wby ir Tfannrit
do?c, which. will "produce. countermand
w.,viii. :,. uu;i ,imn ior" tne person
iccjciTing ine'rornee. -To. suspend, or fns-
hnaii nitli li. ..! . t. - '
1 rwV'"' no vcMui(i,-arin utter h nas
bfeen supposed to? baye cone into effert.
to, be told, that cothing , ha been- done in.
In tlrunn ;4rmt t :
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