r
! ,' 'N(Q)MTH-(B.AE OEltt mAME 3RD
"Oars are the talaris" of fair, denrhiil tieace.'i
. -
"Unwarp'dby party rae to Jive like brothers.
: 1 .
: -; TA; REGISTER
Is pubrshircvery TcispJtTand FinriiT. by
.lOSKPfl GALES & SON. '
if "f rln't-; lii-l-irtl ;v-:-:lfjil'iJ
r umnc
: ! l-ADVT-nTlS12MEOTS.V--
i- ---- .t- j
Not exceeding.16 lines neatfy inserted three
times for a dollar, and 25 cents' for every
' .' succeeinV nl.tonV thn r WMt
" ,K.
proportion uomncii.
nrna l..n1.r..ii: 'J . ' .
IZJ,-"""""? 'rYV-r1'" w
"Virginia FpttijiI. U r1orn
CLZ "cinicrtwttr isUUJiijf, amiuinciu, oexween inmy ana rorty-.NK-TlpHE
Exercises of this Institution will com- GUOES, belonging to the estate of the late
-JL mence on Mond-y, Jan . 9, 126, under John Williams, dee'd. The public are invi
the direction of Jos. n. AVarne, from the N. ted to attend, as.tlie Sale will be perempto-
L. Baker, assisted by' Mrs. YVame, Mrs. Ba- y one- half of the Negroes sold, will be put
JCerand Miss Emma Baker, who was ednca- "P for cash, and the residue for accommoda
ted in the North-Carolina Female Academy; tiorf paper r so - that both tnsTi holders and
ana has taught Jkiusic there durinsr the Dre -
sent year.'
, W A
The bourse of Instruc'.ion Vill include
T eedle work. Beading Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Ceography; Mythology, llistorv ,
i;nyniistry,ie'ies lttresatural Philosophy
nu .isiruiiDmy. me monus ana manners!
01 inc young lAciies win also receive parti-
cuiar aiieni on. fc i ne terms tor Hoard with
TiMtion in all the abovewill bf $60 per ses
sion, ami no extra cnarges whatever will be
" "u1 a "ie.Pyo" -?i .ne inenasot inc.
uu iiu,fiiic viurKc iur,nnuon aione, Wl I Pel
irOFTl 1L tf 515. Mlltir Ivnrol ami mefvu.
;mu
p .r- r v v .iiauu-i
jncinai, y an.- imwiog, . jtiII also be taug ht.
the former at $70, ;tbe latter at $20 per s-s-
j5ioi. tne ,.. fhr4? ,paHbie inadvance
" Boarders wiUlrf gularly'. take their ineals
wiui auc lamuy, ana wm m every respect be
considered a part of it. ; Those whose a-T;a.
ble depprt nyny n literary ycijtilrements,
ivii. autu a. wisir'v umi, , wii receive a tifJIU
Medal 6v comp te' ihg th eir studies. ' . ' '
Eachyou.g L;d ia t-xptxtt d td furnisifi a
P.a,r DianKets, coverlul St towels
or a charge of $2 50 per session will be made
for tiie use of these things: " ; "
Dec 13. ; - 17"-4t
2S OTts Carolina "Eemale
--academy; f
fTntS Tnstiltition.J which j for
r past, hsbeen, conducted by Messrs. An
drews and Jones," will .in future be superin-
tehd-d by the)?evd. Joseph Labaree, assist-!
ed by the Kevd. Thomaf Skelton and ;wife,
frorr tass!ichusctts ,Mla Haanab1 Kennedy,
' yhoi f r several years past, lius taught' Pai.nt-
5ngJand Dmu ing, rin the school of Messrs.'
Andrew aud Jones," and tl ree other able
anVl experienced teachers.. The nlan of in-
strurtion in tlur institution, .will, be the samelPol'y Miller uppear. at the
as -nax nerexoTore purSTiea. . ,
t -.IvxTept when prens' or guardians Iiave
near relatives in town, the pupils will board
with the principal, will take their meal a at
the same table' wi b his family, and 'in all rc s-
pec's be treated as his "own children
Eo-ird aiid taitJonv in'air the: branches' of
foreign and dead languages, if required, swill
be taught by cbmpeteht instriictors. . The
school iU be a cheap one; The prir.ciftal is
xleltrmihed that there sv all be" rociiiise "of
complaint in future bf extra and Unexpected
charges.-1 Kv charges will be a!lowed except
bwi M j" w-uii tjr rrc4uircu oy me pa
rent or fguard?an. C The government' of the
school will he strictly paternalthe govern-
inent of kmdnrss and f reason . '-' - "
Th principal will feel himself responsible
for the morals and; manners of his pupi's. and
"vhile eyerv thing sectarian'oo the subject of
. iriiiou m woouy oe ayoiueu, lie will-do
alliri his power to give them genteel 'mamiers
.nd to imbue tlieir minds with those moral
Vruths,4 which elevate the views, ennoble the
feelings, and give some just Lotions of the
xeal dignity of our nitureJ u--x ''''!''.
The first session will commence on the 2d
fonday-of January nex. Each' piipil will
'be required to furhish her own sheets, blan
'kets, and counterpane." -'
:1 z 5 - - ' . .'''.? I. '..
THE Exercises of this1 school will com
mence on the second Monday in January
:?iexT, unaerme supenntenaance of Mr. Jas.
D:Johhsonv the gentleman whohas for seic
tal j-ears past presided,1 over this liistitutiotr
with so much abihty. - f -, x - j
'VV :i?WM.M. SNEED, Secy
Oxford, Grunville co. N. C. . J
;-December,-1825;" -,; Vs :'' '-
JAMES M'GIBBON, takes the liberty to
inform thVLadies ami" Gentlemen of Ra
leigh and Its Vicinity, that his Paihtirig-Room
5s at Miss Susannah Schaub'sl Favetteville-St'.:
. ' .' . . ....
wnere specimens ot lus execution may be
seen,' and ordefy executed on the most rea
sonable terms.
Raleigh, Dec: 15. V
17 At
A ND committed "to the - Jail of -NashVille',
-t!L Nash county,, Ni C. bii the 10th initant, as
a runaway, a negro fellow NED, 'who, was ' sold
by Mr. Slier.wood Evans.of this' county to
Mr.i Matthews or Mr. ; leriwether of; Gebr
afia, about 8 or 9'years, ago; $ he; fiks b'eep
HWIt. " this and t lie iidjoininiug ; counties
ever since ; ahl 1 -understand he now; bV
Ipngs to Mr. Hannah-of Alabama.' The Ow
ner is requested. tp i'comef forward; firo've
property, pay charge. and take'hiiD away.K '
WILLIE a. WHITFIELD, ''Jailor. ?
NashTiTle, N.'c: Oct; 6X-' " iy I, Snf 7 "
.XT. -The Editor of ihe.Cahawba : Press,''
will insert thtrafrre .5 times and fora'aTd his
account for payment. ? 1
Erg! sb study, and netdlevwk, will be cb;.rg?
ed rt'only sixy dofUrs p-rsessiorr. ; 'Mus cat
thirty, Painting and Dr iWi'rig atfwentv.'The
ToT8ae.
rwiflh. ftubscnber qm;rs far sale. Five
Hun-
"-H. : dred and Seventeen Acres of LAND, in
I waJe county, lying on the waters of Swift
Creek, and about 7 miles from Raleiyh. l'ite
fhp nronerfv of,Wm. nnrnmSl.M. 'which
he VlU el1 $., terms on credit of
mc or iwo VCtfi ror term, ail) V to -
4 V ,7 I - ' n f rtifiSni5
vto-'i i ' J1' .W'S8? 1
Or m his absence, to Joseph Gales or Ti-
, I I : 1, it 1 r
i .n
1 naif-Ig"!!, Ifec. lO
" , ..
? 4 VXfT "Va
tf Monday the 23d cfJamtarr, will be ex-
1 credit purchasers can be suited '
I - -
- ,y ALLKN S. HXLLENGER, )
i isaac Williams; C
Adm'rs. John AVilliamV
15-ts
State of North-Carolina.
Rowan C ou nv?
vu. ui rjuiiv, ucioiicr term, lijo.i
Litle Ilickerson, " - ' ' -
' - i
samn Dalton, John Jackson, and Susanna
nis Wite. am ThP nthA h r l. t:.
- "uinn uaiiuii. uccrasra. "
I not i . - . .
IIL comnl innt bavin"-' shown th.it 'JnhW
Jacksfin and RiLsahna his wife - are nnt
residents of this State ;,it is therefore order -
ed, that uhless the sard rJoh: Jackson and
Susanna his wife, armarat thi nPTt'tm nfl
this Court, at Salisbury, on the first Monday
afier the fourth Monday in March next, and
plead, answer or demur to the complainani's
i "in, mat it will be taken tiro tonfr.n a-tn
it - v
iiieio.- - . . ; , . -. . -. ,
It is further ordered, that t!ii?lnterIocutory
dfCiee be published for three months in the"
Raleigh Register.
SAM. SILLIMAN; cm. e.
October 11, 182i:. ? 1 3m
State of North-Carolina.
Ashe county. ".. r
Kdvember term. . 1825.
Catharine Miller, ' w -.J
The, Heirs at Lav' of David' Miller, dee'd.
Petiiion for D-wrr.
T appearing to tle Court that George and
.Polly M'llcr arc not in' abitants of this
tate, it is-ordered by, the Court, tl i publt
ition be made in the Raleigl Register; foi
cati
or
six ve-fc
tUAt unless the said
George and
next . Court of
rJea and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the cDunty of Ashe, on the Sd'MoiuKv after I
the fourth Monday in Jamiarv net and an. I
swerto the petition, tlient-tition willhe hearrt I
ex p'-arte. w itnes, Thos. Gatlowav, Clerk,
fit offica 1 hfe the 1st Mondiv of November
J ,Tho mas Oal lotvay, C lerk. e
14 6w
. By p. Earnest, DQ.
FactoTaser & Uoawuissitm
nnilE Subscriber ' tenders -his ' service's'-, '.to I
S bis friends and the public inVenetl. a
a Factor & Agent for the sale of Cotton; To-
nacco, or such other articles of Ponntfy Pro-
duce 8 are brought to Fayette ville for Ma5k-
rr, ana ior xne purcnase ot Goods gene
; i He will invest the proceeds of. any sales
by him madewithout commission; in Goods
of: any description that may be 'ordered, or
pay or remit the same as he may be directed,
paying themost particular attention to tlie
orders of his employers in that respect.
Havmcr convenient Warehouses for Stor
age of Produce or Merchandise,1 he will also
receive and ship, or forward any Produce or
Goods that may be; committed to his char ere
for either of .those purposes - ) ; 1
? He promises prompt tand strict attention
to the orders and interest of his emploversl
ana.tnat his chartre tor Commissi on shall he
moderate. w JOSEPH BAKER.
; Fayetteville, N. C. Sept 14: : 8 3m
' - . d. .m i - ... . . - ,
Additional Colesvliost;
'ilHE Subscriber, u ben he advertised his
it J Pocket Book lost, some weeks ago, did
nmncLi me luiiuwiiiir iuics. WHICH
were also contained therein,-viz : ('" ! ;
f A Note on Ifartwell Porter and Miers. But
ler, of, Sampson county, for $6, given in ' Au-
gust, 1H25. ';'-. :X'. '--Xi" X TJ-
: Do: on Henry Dardih, of same "county, for
aim some cents, given in ineyear i4. .'
rPo. on Jesse Tarlington, of same count vj
for $10, given in August, 1825: i ; :; j; C",
uu. on ivir. rtousiop, ot - Liupun countr.
wiiu n.ciiin, ; aianiy; ; as security, ' for: be
tween $7 and $9. given i in the fall of 1825. - '
: Do. on Thomas Sutton," of Sampson countv,
for $4 and some cents.'. Credited for $2; gi
ven in fCnv. nr' n 1 QO'i '
irDo." on John M'Gee, of Duplm, for 52,'gi-r
Do. on IfenrV Allen. stated in the; first 1"'
advertisement, 4by mistake, as e-iven b-'John r
or James Allen,) of .Wake, for $55. given in I ' ,J
.
October last.' : ;5 "' :X) :-V 4 V ;. ' -J'RaleiglvDec. 13, 1825.
iteceip ,, given some time in the present
year, by Mr; ' HiILV Sheriff of Dublin. - for a
debt against " Wm. Tumage of that -cdtinty;
Dec. 13, 1825.. - . - - K ;17. r ' .:
I George Knott makes bath before tne that
he above Notes and Receipts were1 contain-
eu mm lost Pocket Book
a ..-
; ;ti j; GALES, J. P.
tt -
Of almost even dcxriplionfoT$dc.
JrliUiarastori citilemie8..
5
'R. THOMAS G.STOE having resign-.
. elhis charge a Superint'enclaat in.the
31ale Department, the exercises bFthe same
will be continued tinder the direction of Mi'i
Jokn JfABmnett who
nj.iMssnnett vrno is ot exempiarv rao-
JfW ;
i, and well qualified to discharge the du-
iuuiicu m mia itiuu nun. ; i lie c.cr
cTses of which will recommence' on Mondrfv
lI,I.16t Janiwt jiexC . s4 . .
1 required in this institution. The exer-
I u c ..
I uic uisnuoiiuajr in jaimar,
under the .superintendence of Miss' Mria
'T.;::ru" ifl1"'1:
ed
inc vuuiiiv aii'i iicr scrv ccs m?u v annrov
She willteacb the folio win-benches.
Spelling, Heading, Writing Arithmetic,
KnglisU Grammar, Geography, Drawing and
Pa nting on Iaper, and Plain and Ornameri-
t d Needle-woi-k.
t'lurs .! ijuniii as iiereioure in eicn ac
p trtmt nt, viz. tor Spe!lm , Reading,' Writ-
ing anrr AHtnmettc: eitr'at. dollars 'and the
ot:er branches ten dollars per session.
Hoard m y be bad with James HiHiard and
Wm. Burt, at ihiriv-three dollars nersessinn
ly oraer. , i; v. s
- : . WM. BURT. SecV- ,
lu yaraston, jx isn count v, N. C.
uectMnrter 1.
134t
HillsborouIi Kuraale Seminary
rgl'IE First Session of this Institution clos-
ttl wc um uiu j-it .wnicu time .an
I approveu r4xaTm nation of the pupils was sus-
I tained in th ri-friri- rwf CK',.1 r
m'ee. The exercises of this Seminary will
be resnmert nn nnrfl.ii' ,fl , P
I ..r n4- . ....
'j vum jticm liisimcior will tie. m
I readiness: it that time to meet the wishes of
those Parents and Guardians who triav!r.nmi
1 mit their .Children ,to our care.rwith a view
to their instruct on, in either the useful or
ornamental branches of Female EluMtinn
TIle "perintendant, deeply impressetl witli
th importance of rightly training those who
are now the tlaug ders, but are shortly to be
wives .ma motuers ot the commumtv.
1 ..1 . . , . , . . . 7
pledges himself, as5 before, to exercise a na-
I rental watchfulness' over his pup Is, and to
FT' ve such direction? to the in tructiovisbf the
Seminary, as shall adapt them to the eternal
as well as temporal interests of those com
mitted to his care. , f ..
Even- thine: 'taught shall be tauirht tho
roughly and with a view t .practical life.
And although the lighter gratifications of fe
male education, usuady calied accomplish
ments" shall be attended to in their proper
place .and measure, yet the chief aim of the
Instructor, shall be to fit their nnnllkfrn-
usrfulneas. by inculcatincr. both bv nrecent
nnrT vurr.nl -,t.. i. " ' i T
M
w.,, j V' vcuf 'tncVf'' jgovti I . . - "limn wimiMui n, in
temp selfontroU and the morality of tie"10" lhe hier branches of learning are
UopeL , , , "
to Parents and. Guardians at a distance.
who may commend then children to his at-
tion, the. Supenntendant engages to provide
tli em with b, aiil, "nv families convenient to
the Academy, and where al
1 Attn
will be paid to ibeir .morals- thr?i. monnN
and their, comfort. , , ; o '
t erms ot , I uition at the usual rates.
Board can be obtuined. in the most res pett
J5llie.s .$10 per raontli, jncludiiig
wouawasumg, candles, &c.
---- L -X- ' v w- M. GREEN,
- Hillsborough, Dec. 1st. 1825. 15-tt.w
I The' Editors of the Raleigh gtar, Newbern
Sentinel Edenton Gazette. Favetteville Ob-
8erve.T 'aPc teT tiecorder, and Western"
Carolin.,an are requested to publish' the
e I1or.v"ree; successive .wesks,' and for
f.ull,cir.atco,inSj lo ie Umce ot . the
tl iUsborough Recorder for pa'ment.
J;
GALES & SON have iust recet d the
following NEW BOOKS from nilatlel-
phi i :
Roberts on Fraudulent Conveyances, hew
edition;"'-"-;"t,' i:::rX :-' '.'
rarriss Chem stry. ; ; ; v "i X XXs XX
Bos tock's Physiology. ' . ; . ,
Annals of the American Revolution inter-
4 spersed with numerous Documents, An-
.. ecdotes, and Engrayings, with remarks
on the principles and advantages of the
Constitution of Our National Government;
) Rls Biographical Accounts of the prin
I . tcipal, Military Officers, who were instru
mental in acbieving our independence.'
Tredgold onjtailways.: , . ; , . . t .
v Babylon the Great, or a dissection and de
monstration of Men and Things in i the
i ' British Capital. ; ; ' f .-ru ''" ":" '"' " ;
Husband i Hunting,' or the Mother and
, diughtersra.tale of fashfonable life,
f The Troubadour, or Catalogue of Pictures
4 and Historical Sketches. . . tl':V, 1 i
Ladies and ' Gentlemen's , Kemembmncer,
for 1826.: -',v-: ; . .- ,
Ingersoll'W Onitibii:';,?;--.
Lights of Education. 1 v : J " -Ramsfbrd
Villas s f j
Beciprocal duties of Parents And Children
Erly Lessons,; by Miss Edgqwortli.
Dec uuon;
: The Week.
'Eveiun
'Eveiung Entertainments.
JOHN Iw.PIj(LLEN; w
pectf ully informs the Public
992,
fllll
flAP
1 4 tnat he has reseryed Rooms, in
ii'msc wr transient tJusloro
eYs, ii hom he will feel pleasure in accommr
; lle wishes it to iw&'e'd, tb'atibereatter-7
Dstel of the Union Hotel, his House will be
lnstem
tyledthe Citr.Horsx.
.Nov.24-tf
if ' n i-..
S N
APTHJfOICAt; TKACHER is wanted In
this institution, well qualified to instruct
youths of both sexes in all the bmnches of an
English and Classical eduCfition7 dnd to pre
pare young men for entrance into the Junior
-!, e -w.- s
CI.ass of 4ny College in the Union. His -mo-
th Grt .nrl f -
the Greek
doubted
It is the desijm of the Trustees to contract
with a Gentleman who wlJl tak linnn him.
self the sole management and resnonslhilitv
- . . . -i . . . . t
--V-oniprenenn,ng ootn ciep.r
5ema'e? PP? same,w.th
Teachers o" his own bhoice, and furnish eve
ry other necessary, m consideration of which.
he wdl be entitled to regulate the price df
tuition, and o receive all the emoluments
derived from it.' ' ' -
This plan is recommended by thereXPeri
ence, that salary employments do not stimu
late to tiiat industry and zea, wlmh are ne
cessary to the successful progress and repu
tation of a lare School, and has its f mida
tion in that pnncinle of s-lf We. which
prompts ithe exertions' most -where interesf
lies,- j by indentifying the' interest of the
I eacti-r with the character of the SchooL
i ..ar, i? ' i.'A - :.
uuf -auor un? to tne puoiic tne surest c. ran
ty of having their children faithfully taught.
The Academy lot arid buildings aresituat
ed in avery pleasant part of the town, on one
of the prmcip il streets, and in the neigh
borhood of the Episcopal and Presbyterian
Churches: ? The lot is larare. and w.11 shad
ed in the. front yard, which cnmmnnfrit
with the street over a stile : The main build-
,nfT and wins: are three stories hitrh. with' a
I double Portico irt front and is sunnduitecl
with a beauuful Belfry the lenerth & breadth
" --.the main buildme is abmit 6t. "bv 4.4
f?et divided into large apartments, separated
IarSe halls- or passages through the cen
tre.
They are sufficiently canacinus tn accnm-
modate. a School of 200 scholars and a fami
ly, and the lot is supplied from a Hvdrant in
the front yard with good and wholesome wa
ter. V r :V?r; . ."-', . .''. -s?r- :'5jA
Few prospects can be more inviting than
the present, to a married irnti man i'itl a
family, qualified to swist In the school, or
capable of taking boarders, (and such a per -
sonine i rustees would greatly prefer) for
combines the advantagls of two fbprbJ
ms, to De uenve'i from teaching and boar 5-
mg children fnm abroad, 1 And when It is
known that the Academy is situated in' a
1 town with a'popuhtfion of 3600'souls. & that
there wr.n Ararlpmv w;,l.?n fin fi. :
taught, the striking advantages of this ofivr
cannor ran to uiaxe a stroner anneal tr thlw Ku,ui aTO 3m iri &nmu - -
interest and entemrize of the first talenta in
the conntry devoted from necessity to the
vocations of Literature. ' ' ;
' The Trustees will lease the' buildings,' lot,
&c. from the first day of January next; (when
v. expires; ior one year : at-
for one year : af-
1 the term to any
acting' paf iieVcan
4 . -
number of years the contracti
agreje upon
i Letters,
the
first Lottery to be drawn !
GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARY
.... . ..LAND., t . . ; - .,
To be drown, on the 1 5A day of February neTt.
This is one of the Wost splendid schemes
ever presented to the public the magnitude
of the capital prize viz. 100,000, and the
low price of tickets f which enables almot ev
ery person to purchase. 1 1 - " .
i Splendid prizes $100,000, 30,000: 20,000,"
j u.uuv, ouuu, J ft or 10 of 500, 50 of 100.
100 of '50 besides a proportion ' of smaller I
prises, such as 20, 12, 10, amounting to the
spienuKi sum or poUo,UUU. ' f -""V"'J: - -
Ticket $10, half.5; quarter 2 50,' eignth 1 52.
! T.ckets will be advanced to S12 on the
10th mst: till which, thev raav' be" had fnr
the low sum of $10. .; '
For tickets and shares apply at
Lottery and Exchange Office, '
166 Market street, ndt?
Where m the last State Lottery werr untd
the followihcr prizes, viz. I
No. 1 1258 a capital prize of ,
38010 the nezt capital prhe qf
$30,000
10,000
1000
- 1000
ij a prize oi -
26359
do
2i614
do ."
do
do
do
do
22676
34992
38720
39854
500
500
e 9th
The above prizes Were drawn on th
of November, and Were sold at Allen's office
besides a great timber of smaller prizes, a
mounting to nearly $50,000 and in the late
State Lotteries the $20,000 and the 10.000.
andin a former State Lottery the great cani
tal prize of $100,000, and J where hive been
sokl and paid pr'uea amounting to severrl
millions of dollars. vVi ?VtJv--K i
" Orders ftom any part of the United' States
rimer uy miu post paia or private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any of I
the lotteries, will mtet W;th r,.m,U I
punctual atteation if addressed to ,. I
! . - , iJiuuiuL, &iikx i
O. M al. AJUl-ittiN S CO. ' J
j-3 4 .Baltimore. If
C CJ . . .W .... . .
16 2t
, -
4
iMOlsTET LOST.
VWednesday morning the 7th instant
ArnW h j-.-.-'t VZ": , -
vsiiucc nunQrcQina ininvuo iar wMi
1 -v"-;ii. vfjuwiiiniucinay-sw 'on t
, . 6 ' ..v, ' uueyer wiu return is
to xne ueyd. 4. Labare, in Oxford, shall i-e
cdve.Ds.ew
Ui U f lverai year laborand
is all the owner possessed.. The money was
in JNorth Carolina Bank Notes
Oxford- DectStfc, 1825.
post paid, may be addressed to ' lu.?ae tfekets which shall U.' V. -a
subsenbersat this place. " "e drwn Nospn them, knd those twol
r , ? tt ; LOUIS D. HENRY, f"' or u,e 4th and 5ih, WiU each b
JNO. W. WRIGHT, ' enJed t ptize of $25. bd
Fayetteville, August 10 97?m . All others, being 1302 havin anv'nth
y NbRTij-CArtbLiNrA :
.Chorised by Act s of Congress and ihe Iu&
, Kiiaiurc p? iortumjaroJma.) : ' y- ;
J'OIlTHii IJEJCEFITOl TlIE
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Thirty isirNb, Lottery bvPermufi
, - ; Ballots to be draw 7T' V
J. B YATES & At
M 'INTYllE,' MiarAoxasi
To be draym the IStk if lihteH$25S
At the City of Kaleigh. ... f ; f
Pnz6 -S20.000 ia
' 10,000
: ; 15,000
.v 10.003
v. 5.276
V 10.000
18.000
, ,8,000
0,3OO
"j-:i.'9,soov
' J5,624
83,700
, S2H,206
5 ooo
1,000
.1
500'
-50
-
372
1,302
X3950
1 5, 8r0 Prir.es.
3n;emiil? iii'tos Lottery, tha
olthVdat
on tne day of drawing, and 5oi th4m be' drawn '
outi and thatticke h.;-A- :
.hersjn tbeovdet inwnicil
wdl be iHed to s the prize y
prize $t
. .,iUTC nveotner tickets which shall
have on them the m-.i,u.. 'i ,
0,n? !eV shall be entitled to the nrkt
1 wm respectively;" ri iVrS'.'c: r
; The 1st. 3d and 3d frv jm
r Sri. .w -ii"- SZiZZZ?
otl, 1 st and 2d to r 5,000 i
a'J ana 1st to i 5.000 i
I 1 DOSe loothM'tirVt.rl.:-i. .Ctn '
1 . ' " p w w 'n snaii nave Ofl
l"em tnof the drawn numbers, ami thvWn
I ,c -ad and 5t h, the 2d 4th and ?th.
'erat orders will each be entitle! -
ot 1000 :' , ;V
AU others with any other three" of the 'drawn'
m?S? n hentbeing 56A will eaih ba
cnH!ed a P"" of 500. J b
K. - - 7 UWUI which siiull have turn
tUl VSe UckeU wlch shall have two oT
hf m, Nos: on them, and those two th
&t a.nf 2d, ,n either order;' will each be In?
titled to a prize of $50. : ! . 7 c
two r,f th v :i .'y omer.
- ; .it nuj. on luem will ach K
entitled toa prize ofil2; " fW..
0 And all --those) 13,950 tkkef s, having but"
" v " 'I ts oi p o -
No ticket which sbjill h,. .1 1. i I .
Of
frt o ;Vw.: v-.i-uc eniiuea
prizes pble forty days after the dra wirig J
and subject to the usual deduction of 15 r.
cent. , , t j . ; t-.-v :( ; , .(
Tickets & Share's in fh a b
for Sale at" Manao-pr nm- 'n
Raleirh
p ? v 0 '
vnatt do. s qq
Quarter do.' V5Q
i s ,
i ui ucsets, embracinrr the 55
Numbers of the -Lottery; which musf of nt
cessity draw at least $26 50 nett,' with so Lnr t
chances for eanita!Vi .1U
may be.hit at tK- . - r""--
- .f w. a41xIV; i-ftitr, viz I
1 nfiIaTves 36, " x-, ::x
J?iml ?he tteries C ConnV.
cut,- New-York NeW-Jersv :-.-p-...i -71 t
I ton City, wdl he r;rT . ; -
Mf
.j"imes9yJ receive prompt attention, ifadJ
jetted to ; v s :, - ; - ' J c ,
YATES & t'INTVnn.!
t''-- fX .'-V-T'r;J .- 3
from the Stable of the tuS
, .even miles south-west of naleip-h
hi Svl3-y
itorse, witn H ilars: mam and tn. z
'st spring, about 5 feet high, compact ve t
huilt - and in trnriA .t,lW:JrL " '
paces roughly He had no shoes r
vwiiuiuu i. . imn .
taken'. . "
:Ten dollars Reward Js fibred fbr the rs :
coveryof the Horse, or Twenty, Dollars f h
t?PPbel0, oflbe Tf andtheretia;
ortbiIprse.::;
fLVivAV - - - '.'i.'VJUi:S.
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t.owui creex uec i , . s i
I 1nnmimin (.i1J1m .lt : ''
ment, on .application to the subscribeilvif 1
In Mm canton. Burke' eoi.ntv. , 7! V '
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