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WEDNESDAY, NOVKMIIKH 19 1023.
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Xo. 456.
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*r rnnr.r. * ?r.*n, or two dollars
m?ti cr.sr* ir paid i> advanck.
iV io .f.i nM five notice ?>l tlieir wmh
' '?* in tn?*ir ,?*|?T Jiacontiiiuf I at tho ex pi ra
ti >.i ?l th>- y '?r, *i I lit* pr .<11 lie I *?? desiring
? '* < >1 'ill l'*" sinti! ClUtll'T IlltlJl'll. ? \tnl
pi -*r viti be Iiii:i) ill mod .i it 1 1 ail arrear
? : ,?.ii 1 a il -s? at the option of I lie puli
lu'n f
v procure m\ siibjcrili"r*. u-id
r 1 1- 1 ?? t?i? pay ncjit ?, *liall rocu?re t
? rit .1 gratia.
? ii tik : i ? it* not i xcetdin? lim-a
'i i ? ?. . I t ire * ti n** for oic dollar, And
t?> nv-five for ca<-ii rnnimuancc.
> i ??> -ii ??i > ii r-'Cfivi I b\ the printer, ami
rri oft io |ioil?inut*ri in the Mate.
\ 'ifioi butiaea relative to ttio pnp' r
i:i i*t be post -paid.
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?W\V|N'*? pnr< 'ia?f 'I of Nil. \VM III'N
I. I '? i ?' IN, in- liiii rili, \f , and rent
' i * i'*p, I wotill nit irni t if public that I
?irrv ??. i I'll- tm -iti? in ii'l ii" liraiicbt*.
V ?? .r* i i ii v line will !?'? pi imptly attended
' ill I >?%> cute I. I tiopr, by clone app'i
' i*i? i . to n ril 1 roitl'iaalicn of the COatoin
v ii ' i 1 been k j lii> rail; fiivrn to ilm nliop.
in il I l<) urh
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'1^ ' cribci ??i-tr* ?> v i lilt* ol
I llili*, iii.| il a ?al" i* cM c'< ?l t 'in*
v ?? >'11111 i r, lie will have ilir i? ??? cni r< '1
? >r ili>- own o ilills'.mi >??? . Ii o the
? ? '? '??mberne*'; weight oi r.ic l.njj
lr?'i Iv'd 17 i, a' lo?r do.lai % per Inmdrt d,
I ' ? ? I v . U|*u.i ^rain.
I >i |i 'ia ? ?\* io i *ti to (hiic'iim* I'm k
"l t'n* a i nr t| ? ci* ;iu i i, will lean* tin >r
""ii , i nl I i in H if ? ?i i i,i villi ''>l| * i'Ii
*1 ..i ? , . t 1 4 . ci , i?v N i?p ii'i't c "if i
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? licliut'l t loll.
Orin^r county. Niivem'?vi ?!. 5^ ? >1 v
No I'll K.
* I ^ I > K firm of i tiAHi.es L. Cooi.cy & '-??
iM*> tips day been ?lia?o vol li^ iihIiijI
"Wi? .11 \tl prmoriH ind lu- d o 'In* fimiuie
r'<| ei i'iI to come forward anil act it I'irir
aeconni. >nth Alien I'irl't, >vlio ?>!??> i? an*
Uioruvd to give rcceif.ta.
Ij. i ooley & I/O.
No* ember I. ? '?*t 1*
. mm m ? ? ? ^ ?? ? ? ? ?? I Ii ?? ??
II VCON FOK SALK.
'Slip, aulmcribora linve a i|nnntity nf print"
M U ACO^j for Hale, *v!ir:li m perfectly aoiiud.
Turner tV LMnilijis. J
NEGROES FUR SALE.
Til!" ?ults'riher lian u f.uuily of NEGROES
roiiHi.itiii2 of live or ?ix, winch hp will we'l
on a< cuuiinodatint; terms, either together or
"?ng'y- ?? . i
ill. \ tluilis.
Oct. 21. 62 ? 3w
W
A wvrcu KUIM).
i/r found ? .11 the ml. of \ti2'i-?t, near the
F Villi ?f J .V t"n i ??? ? ? it . i V\ vrril. wltii h
the owner can mv<- on :i ijilieution to the suli
H'-rit?<.T, livtnj; le-ar t'atlell Campbell, cs?|.
three miles west of Hillsborough.
Y* 111. Fuiicrtt
Oriole r '21 . 52 ?
N II T I C K
I' ! J". UP. IV ??ve notie- in ail ?h im may
eonrn i>( tliitt ni\ v>?K .(?) Jao e?, lias ??i
il?-?i < |-?id iut? io transact fvr itim
?t f, ril u? k'ritif !>??*}?? us i? . ?* f ?: In* c- >n
MiC ?, >ti a? mil ?n>l c<>m il>'U* * in.i ner .<? f
In- haj the Hill .i _? c of t wc.il) -on
\??n< . ,
JillllCS.
Octobf-r '2'+. 33-? f>w
KAM) S \I,E.
MJl I?Sl* \ N i tu a . !??? ire of thet'oiirt of I'.qui
1 ty for 'ra-nie eounty, mad'' at September
term ln?l. I s'ia'1 ? xpo?e tu |iuhlie sale, at the
e mrt iioiisu in I lillshiiroiiL'li, on t te ?2ltii day
? .f Nove.u'i r tn xl. a tiaet of land containing
3 OS icaas,
Mi>r< or I* ?? .<?iii*ii?? to 1 n?* heir* of tin lute
Wi I in l>i c'ii* ii, d'-e u?ed, I Vina? m t >?? 1 ? ?un
it .it.ir. ?ai i, and ailj'?i'im j t li?* '.im l? of llobert
bitted, illiam Nlebnue and oibers A < re
i!it ol ol", two, three, tour, and five year* will
!>? I'll 'i, io e | lal ?? i - 1 -i 1 1 1 1 - ? ?!?>. I> in I and
??u!l?eient necuril) ?vdi Ii ? ri cjinr-rt! for the pur
cliuie money.
.1 niiirs i\ m. r..
October 7. .">0 ?
,vo it r ii r j it o /, / .v/.i.v
i
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?- i, w _
' }* ? ? ? ?? .ihoii, at in% stable in
*'/< v u -f ??
'it
J ill v
?losiith Turner.
, July I. 36 ?
Mi ri < k.
VNV person having HOOKS in tlieir pon
. ?"??Mum, l? ;loni>iii|! in t ic Franklin l.lbra
rv Soetety ?- niiv ? .i i t.iowludae where they
are, no i ijucnted t ? ? n iKe the same known to
t ie l.ihr irun T5i?* ftillowiim ih a catalogue of
the i?. ik? nii!?sin?*, tit:
Tli npsn i a iliKtory of t'ie I. ate War,
rnt' - of >lv I a idlonl, '
iteiii'* torka,
O .% 1 ? ? e'n iiiiid
(i'-Mn nit li> Ii jlnry of I'.iijlaiid,
M inn' s. P'.iti|i tl' ae. !'?? r??nf?Mion,
2 I \ '?ih void, of Ii anaM' ; I'areei,
|?t volume of Hi. Hont'ii ?Vcil,
lit vein no of ( !n ?* H' Id's Letters,
7 1 Ii \ '?t voU < f Swut'n >\ in-Ill,
3d vol i in if i!iu II ' nbler.
? ?l.|iie? il. 1>0X, Librarian,
Novvnihcr I. B<t- *w
| PIILTON
I !
THE pto - .il Supcrintendants, the 15 v. J
Daniel A. Fr.su ii, and I h? Mimn M. V :
I E. Smith, being anxious to rendi r t?iis in>ti
tuiioh, in the highest dcgn ? ?, ben* >ici.\l to t ??<*
interests of female i^lttctiinii, themj-clves
called upon to present to the public a nionj t i
tended notice of course ot insi u< ti.. j, re.
gulatioue, Stc. This is thought to I ? ' r/.uy
pro)>er, and specially due to their p.?ir? n?, at
I the present time, on necount of the
[ which is being made in tlie vacations vz.
from tbe summer and m inter, to tlie spring tun!
fall. 1'be present session, w liicli commenced
tlie 15th of July, will be extended to the mid
dle of March 2829, making a term of eight
months. Thw? patents or guardians who en
tered their children or wards at the commence
ment of the present sess'on for five months,
will, of course, have the privilege of with- )
drawing them at tin* end ot tive months from
th? iollt of July, if they think pioper. But
those who do not withdraw their "liiMren or
wards at that time, u e. who continue them in
school till after the 15th December, will be re
garded as having engaged for tlie whole tenn
of eight months, and obligated themselves for
the tuition fees accordingly.
April and October therefore, in future, will
be vacation months, for relaxation and recre
ation; the summer session of live months com
mencing tbe first of .May, and tbe winter ses
sion the first of November.
A full course of instruction, in this institu
tion, will embrace the following subjects, t he
first live or six of which will run through the (
whole Course, viz.
Spelling and Defining, Reading, Writing. 1
Arithmetic, and Uraminar;Geography, Antier.t, i
Modern, and Sacred; Astronomy; use oi the ;
UIo'ojs, and projection of Maps; History of
the Tinted States; Philosophy, Natural and ?
Moral; Mncinoics; Cronolngy; Mythology; ?
History, Valient and Modem, Profane and J
Ecclesiastical; Rhetoric; Logic; Chemistry;
Composition.
Kfter this, should there be time, attention
will be paid to Mineralogy, Botany, Algebra,
in Colburn's Introduclio ?, and Geometry. The
languages wi II be taught if desired.
Plain and fancy needle wo k, and vocal mu
sic, are taught as far as possible, to all the stu
dents. Instrumental music, painting, and or
namental work, to any who may desire it.
A a. nail, but growing Library, of nearly 200
volumes of wel selected books is kept in the
Academy, and arces<;Iile to all the stu<!outs.
\t the end of every session, premiums are
awarded to the in ..-t deserving, and to those
w'io s'ialt coinpb te a lull course with us, of
not less than tiiree years, and who shall stand
an approved examination, medals of gradua
tion will he prese tted. And in addition to this,
at the close of each s.ssion, a circular will in
form the parents and guardians of our pupils,
in regard to then studies, deportment, &.c
The prices of tuit ;on, per session, are 811,00,
$1 l :t I, mi I S'ii OO according to the branch* s
i.iugl.r. Til esc ;.re f tclusivc of ornamental
wori;, wi.icii is j ii iting 10,00, und mu
sic sitl.tMl. B >ar img in the host families may
be had for $VI,00. A de luction is tnade to
tti .se wlio enter after the opening of the ses
sion.
\\ ii'?t the above prices are considerably
lower th.m those at manv similar instiiulions
it is confidently expected that few will be
found to yield more Huh. I advantage*.
Ii is only necessary to add, that Milton is a
very pleasant an-1 healthy place. In proof of
this it ought to be known, that within three
years |>a*t, no scholar has been detained from
> ?liool three day? at a time, or n week in all
during a session. The moral aspect of our
t im n is now good, and is gradually improving
Indeed, therfe is no doubt that the mnnm rs
a-iil moial feelinas, as well as ihe intellectual
charnct ?; of young 1 idies are likely to Ik: im
proved by residing in Milton.
P S According to tins new arrangement in
relation to the vacations, it will be seen that n
new session of five months to the middle
in irch nest is now commencing. Parents and
guai lians would do well to embrace the pre
?ent favorable opportunity, without delay, to
enter their children for the ensuing winter ses
sion.
Octobcr 15. 51? 4w
'V w v n\>5 UoWwra VWwwrA.
I WILL itfve the ihnvr reward to any pe?
*o?i who will apprehco I s-i 1 * ?our'- in the
nils .l'On?iier or Peisoii coniity, in the Slate
ol' No.th Carolina, mv r?<>j:ro m.in
SAWMny.
who rnn away from my plant<:t<nn i i flit* afore
said roiri y nf Person, a'.imil the IU1I1 of Sep*
|i? h'it lint, lie ???? rain'l by Major Pli-aoant
1 1 < - :>il i rvin, of Chapel Hill, at wimsu sale I
p irrli ned lniii a'xjut the l^tli of.lulv last, find
I have n i doubt but tl-;it i.-1 now birkmji hi
that m,iL"'l??ir!ni.? il. II i- is neither of luc dark
est \l'iii-a i til.?< k. nor is In- \ellow, hut rather
krlw -tn tin; two roUiirt, rather upwards ol*
twenty years old, straight ionhed, spute made,
about five !"????? mir? or ten ni' lics Inch, with a
hijjh firi''ienil, linjc nose, thick Hps, speak*
qui k when Kj'oken to, and if quite a sensible
m mo. x ? i
L nomas M'tjHipe.
(>vioher2|. 5tt--3w
N o r I ( K.
N Monday the 13th instant, in the absence
ol' the subscriber, her house was entered
by some person or persons nnknown, arid n
chert taken therefrom, earned a small dis
tance broken open, and n small trunk taken
t herefrom, containHpo dcedfor a tract ofland,
mid sundry other deeds and papers, together
with a note of hand for four hundred and tlur
ty nine dollars, dated m May, If'iti, and sign
ed bv Caleb Lmdsev, Win. I>urbnm, Thom
as Roberson, John Snipes and *Vin Durham,
aen with a small credit npon it, the sum not
recollected Ml peraoii" are therefore hereby
fnrwarned from trading for said note or land,
as the papers were feloniously taken
Klizalii'lli Brewer.
October 21.
;iw
| Case of Spkctuai, luusios. ? The
fn||u? iiig vert ('ikt.nci anti tmert snog
i narrative re?<! 10 the Phrenologi
i cal Society. ?no c< mtiiunu ated lor to
I btjruon in the Pl-rcnalofcical J ivinn !. by
; i"s learned author, a member ol tbe
llrtgli?.h !>???.
??In Drcrmber, 1823. A. w*s confi
m-d to l.b '?ed by itiH.imu.at ion nn the
c.^est, nr.! wos supposed bv the mecka!
a'lcnii.mi to b?- in considerable danger.
Ore in * lit, while unable to sleep from
pain and fever, he saw sitting in a chair,
on the lelt side of hi* bed, a female
bguie, which he immediately rei o>? t ?t
7. d to be thai ol a young la?.'y who died
about ;to years before. His first feel
ing was ftirpiise, and petbaps a little
alarm; hissicond that he wfc* suffering
from delirium. With this impression
he put hi? ead under the bed clothes,
and alter trying in vain to sleep, a* a U-st ,
ol the sounduesi of b>a mind he went
?hrough a long and complicated process
of metaphysical reasoning. He then
peeped out, and saw ihe figure in the
sam<- position, lie had ? fi?e, but would
not allow a nurse or candle in tbe room.
A stick was kept by his side, to kuock
for the nuise when he required her at
tendance. Being too weak to move hi*
tody, he endeavored to touch th: figure
with the stick; bui, ou a real object be
ing put upon the chaii,tb< imaginary
one disappcaredt and was not visible
that niyht.
The nixt day he thought of little but
the vision, and expected its return with
out alarm, and with some pleasure. He
was not disappointed. li took the same
place, as belore, and he employed him
self in observations. Which lie shut
his eyes or turned his hi ad, be ceased
to bee the figure; by interposing his
hand he could bid< part of it, and it was
shown like any mere material sub
sunce, by the ?avs ?>l ihe fire which fell
upon and were eflected Irom it. As
ihe fire declined it becamc less percep*
i iblf i and as it went <ui, invisible. A
similar appearame took plate on seve
tal other nignts, but it became l*-ss per.
ce ptible, and it, visits Its- fr qucm, as
t t>e patient iec<>veied from the U ver
? ?' llr savs tha; the impre?ston? on his
mind weie always pi* a sing, as the spec
tr< lo ked at him with < almness and
icgaid. lie never supposed it real; bu.
Mas ui able to account lor it on any phi
iosophital principles within his knowl
edge.
" in the au'.un-n of 1825, A.'s health
was pert ctly ieMo?ed, and he had been
I r ? e Ituro any making vision tor nearly
18 m ?n:h?s Some circumstances oc
curred winch pioduccd in him great
mental excitement. One morning he
i rireunud <1 ihe figure, which stood by
Ins side >n an ai.giy posture, and asked
f t a W'Ckei which he usually woie. ?
He awoke, Hid .'aw it at tne toilet with
he lo< kct hi its hand. lit' rushed out
<>f bed and it instantly disappeared. Du
ring ilic nix* six weeks its visits w* ie
incessant, am' the sensation- which tney
produced w* re invariably horrible
Some year* before he had attended the
dissection of a woman in a slate of ra
pid ''ecomposi'ion. Though much dis
gustt d at the time, the subject had been
lon< forgotten; but it was recalled by
i lie uiiton of i s pu rescent liody with ihe
specie's leaturrs. The visits were not
coiihm d to he mght, but frequently oc
oii'ci while seve<al peioons were in
ihe. sj'? e room. Tluy were rcpeacd
at inK rv^is during the winter; but he
was n'.le io get iid ul them <>y moving
or sitting in an elect position. Though
well, his pu se was haid and generally
trom 90 n 100.
?? A. 1* a person of goo'l education
and literary habits 1 hate not the
sli^'hifst doubt ol his veracity, lie nev
ei supposed the appearances above
mentioned o'lier than tllusio; s, lit- has
ikway> had a pro(>enst?y io?>aid- the su
pernatural, wtihou any belie! in it. and
he asciibts these i fleets ol ima^in <tl>>n
to the perusal ol ihe " Talcs of \V
Her" ant! other ghost s'ories when# hoy
He will not al.' \v me to lay be'OiC tlie
society an jcrouti' of h s head, as ton
meed with this ma cmeni, as hi would
not like to be called a J? *l< r n> the mar
vellous. I may, however, s.y, that
I Ualliy is l?i e, ,nd thi r- fir ive la.
culttc* vcv (' "
F.Jinburf I'hrtnolo^iraU Journal
Roman Ruins nf.aii tiik iiaguk ?
At- I'.Ogllsh ge-M t fllall, wi>o tS ti a v<? ll lig
i Holland, m uot ol bis recent letter
says, " We have h< n o visit the vr -
mains ? I an imi.ense Ko nan bulb np
I or buildings, which have been recti tly
Uncovered near Voorburg. Innomers
Die vaaes of the moit beautiful descrip*
ftons, Roman rings with inscriptions, or
lunicms and coins, mme ol which date
Ik- fore ihe birtlf of Christ, have been
ex t:av?\ec'j all which leods lo the suppo
sltion, that some calamity, eivher o .ca
?ior.ee) by Gre, inundatioo, or othe. #iM|
has. thrown down and destro>cd tbe
(?hole buildings. Iq ooe of tbe cellars
I perfect skeleton has been found,
which further strengthens ?oe opinion;
it it the most remarkable object that
has yet been discovered. The right
irm is placed on tbe heart, end tho
whole figure exhibits an attitude of tho
rwost pcrfact agony, as if death bad been
1 produced by tba heavy pressure of a
great weight of stones. There is ? dit
i crence of opini<m as to whether the ex
ftiraiiun be a Roman village or otte_ ??
t|Oisive building.
?tent. The fcrquedf, ^ opWard, of
X a4ed Cd mcB ar# c?Mtently at
Herculaneum ? Toe story or this
city u soon told. Like Pompeii, it was
totally destroyed by the eruption of Ve
suvius in the year '79 But the destroy
ing element was very difT- rent from the
ashes which covered the other city.
Herculaneum was buried and hermeti
cally sealed, 63 lect deep in liquid lava,
which on cooling, became like stone.
Thus far, it has been more than a match
for the workmen employed. Thesiteof
the ci'y has been ascertained, and an
immense Theatre developed 60 ieet
below the surface. Tbe city proves to
be directly under the modern town of
Portigi.? This is another serious ob
stacle to excavations.? They would be
done at the piril of the modern town.
While exploring the dark recesses of
the Theatie by torch light, we beard
the vehicles trundling along the streets
over head, with tbe noise of thunder. In
spi e of ail tnthe impediments, a grand
effort is about to be made, to bring to
light the lost ruins of Herculaneum.
The world of taste and letters will
await the result with the most anxious
solii itude.
Queen of Pearls.? -Dr. Fischer, of
Moscow, iii a work which b. his re*
cently published on 'ht ??Pearl Fishe?
ri s uf Russia." describes a pearl, which
it now in possession of a Greek mer
chant, residing at Moscow, of tbe name
o* Z >zima, which, he says, ha* not per?
(taps us equal. It was brought Iroo
the Emm Indies, an-J is k pt in a rich
laskrt. It weigh- 27 7 8 carats, almost
a qu.ir er of an cunce; it is perfec.ly
sph rical, and oi a brilliancy so' passing
tnat of the m-jst highly polished silver;
it is transparent and so smooth that
I when placed on a level surface, it con
tinues rolling about like quicksilver.
Doling the war with France, in 1780,
i?Ir. Fox, a merchant of Falmouth, had
a share in a ship, which tbe other own
ers determined to fit out is a letter of
ma<que, very mat h against the wishes
oi M>. Fox, who was a Quaker. Tbe
ship had the fortune '.otake two French
merchantmen, and the share of the
prize money, which fell to Mr. Fox,
was I50C7.
At the close of ihe war, Mr. Fox sent
his son to Farts, with the 1 51)0/. winch
l>e laithfully refunded to the owners of
the vessels capture '.
The Comet may now He seen without
the ?* ul ol a telescope. It is now on the
rm-ril an a little after one A Nl. It
?nay be discovered betwien me hours
o| eight an J eleven in the cv<-n n^, in
the ca-tt, at an elevation of 30 degrees
at R, 4ud 60 degrees at I I o'cfoik. The
eye will he directed to it l>y tr* ing a
e upwards, Iro?o the bright s.ar 10
trie head of Ar e-t, to that in the giri'O
of \ortr ?nir<'a. ard tbcnce hroi^b tbe
?wo vna lcr s;ars of the gi die, near the
higiici ot winch the Cwiie i* s tuated.
punier.
Vermont State I'ntso v.? The pri*
s ?t?cr* m this tii'titu' i'Mi on the l?t Oc?
I tuber, wt rt 122. All the cxi'I^ ks of
ihr pv? year haJ been pai.J, except
&800, lor which ii ere was on hand a
[ 'ary;? qu> n'ity of m-ioufactuted articles.
Tne oitiv c ? ate enpl-yed chiefly m
weaving. 1 80, POO yards of cloth stri
! w ven the vear, I0,t)00 of t* hich
| wcie deuble or twilled gooJa.
The Macon (fico ) Rank, has Jeclt.
red a dividend of twelve per cent.