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1
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f TN the'seeoniVVonday in February next, trill
HJr he sold alufcCmctt House door.m Rckford
Surry Count v the ft;Uowinjr triciSfOr Land, or
as.'ivucliJhereof astfriR be sufficient to satisfy
.the Taxes for the ver 1825, with costs, to wit f
," Jiyoj- acres, giver m Dy-uicr ireirsoi eurgir
Loyr, adjoining James Marster'sf land, -lying on
;Fnmg ' Creole y, ; r , . - A- p1
Zing "theJwdofjniel Windsorj.lyinjy.onllunting-
'3rcfc.-?. Sl? '. 4 f " ' " : -$ I
42 acres giVen in by Candi Keeter, adjoining
-" 'AHt-n Sish-lwng on the Little Mountain; - yj
4 ' 536 jftcres,jgiverj in byV'anren Powell, adjoin
, ' ing ' Sarahl)uthett, ty ing ifn Hu nt ing. Cre e k x
120 acreir given in.byVilliamArrristrong, atl-,
. Joining .TJfioby Ivlng pri Turner's Creek. -
350 acjfiV given in. by Lyon & Keely, adjoin-
ingVWnw Wolfe Jjnngon Grassy Creek. -'-iv;!"
i . lOO.arres given in by Joshua Hendrin, adjoinv
" ng Jessf, Sish, lying on the waters of Hunting
.. ; 437 feres, given ihi by Jesse Sish, adjoining
7(chamllenl-'lying';'lpiiuilH5 waters of Hunting
' 250 acres'; not given 'in, belonging to Nicholas
"M'schaT, adjoining Uavid Baity, ltng on .Tuniets
- Creek, t :
C " Y2h acres, "giyjehjn by Paniet Elder, adjoining
- Vleasaiit 'B . lloliertSjIying on S no w JCree k
0C) wcres,'"gri'eiiSn by Vhe hehbJesse Pritch-
- rd, adjpinrng James .Murray's, Jying on Beaver-;
darn Creek. '
' , 160 keres,: given hi by -Matthew Marshal!, ad-
-joihingJacob Bateson Tom's . Creek.; r
, - 445 acres,' iriyen in by. Hannah Hckett; adiqiri-5'
ing Klnah Warden, lying on Flat 3hoal Creek. J
. -jj acres, givu in; py yacson career, aujum
- -ing Edward lYmgham, Iying-on thel. Word's Gap
; Koad.' , THO, B.WBIGHT,. Shm -
. " Dec 4fv1326i ? f - 21 6w i,c pr. adv- u- $.$5i
r
Remaining m tJie'Pf-GflBce; at tlalelgh, on
v'. -J31str Uecember, I82(5.K v
Armstead Elizabeth Mitchell J as. J.
Andrews Nelson
Avera Alfred
he
Boyd James & f
J. Burns James 'HrJ7
' Be vers Joseph , '
Brasfield Isaac, C.
Braddy Martha 1 ,
'llridges Elizabeth ":
Burinegame Henry '
Bell Nathaniel ' '
Boon Danfel '
. TUedsoe K ichond. " '
?.BfeddingIlenrr'
Brown Joe' .
Brazier R. H.- B.' -1l
rogdon W m. . r
; Besley, Elizabeth
Barnes Matilda
Bennyfleld Henry: i
:: Bell JLavina . ;
' Bullock J osiah ;
- Chavers Sally 3
. Crawford Wrn. lt,
Cooper ilichard ;
- Clif;ou jWiley -. - -
Carpenter-BenJ. ; '
" Clifton John v . ,.
I Cooper' Blunt ;
Collier John U. '
Cross John "
Christian Cvrus ;' ;
Cboliv Hahftuh
Caid John - ;
Dauglitry Turner :. !
T)unu 'rey. 2 s -
,l5ann Boiling - r-
lunn Jeremiah ,
Driver, AVarren -
Danivl ltobt T.;
, Dupree Vm... -
Dunn Mary C.
llavb Mary Ann
,;J.miet , Wrn.: 11. 1
; ' Fi?h James i.
' Fulghutn Matthew -
I'owjcf Wra, :G.
; Farrer,Jphn.,1 ?
Freeman Joseph
Freemai Kinchin
. Ffecjnan VVyatt . ."5.
Grady pawson ;
1 1 Goriifin WCKs i :
George Abm r
Guthrie John S. .
'. Gardner Cbarles T.
Gower4vm. .
Gregory Wm. - ..
. Grandevsd -De G.. ; ,i
Ilutohins.MerriU.
- House Ransom r !
II orrt' George.
Holt Elizabeth )
, Hubbard Willie
Hunter Reddick
Hood'Clias, Av
- HaxwootlGeorge
Ilaj'wooti bally
. - "narrisb-n.' Wiley
' J J Iorton James M. -:
Hendon I.Vmes
. - .Hunter Jocob
Hope -Mins N." 2
' Hinton Geo W, i
. . Hall Thomas
Mnwfcins.nlinlon'
Harris Ned .. -rv
Herndon W. & Co.
' Handcock .AYau J.t -v
Hill Nathaniel v
Haywood Zilpby v-
-i Harris John , , j ? ;'
Hendon J , '
Hatsam iMargaret
; . Hiii Thoj. ; ; ;
Johnson Warren ?-
1 jontsHv.hi.' "i x
-ones' fetfrehtred . - .
t Jackson-Lee' 'A:.,'-. -.
. Jones,Ridlc y . V C
v . ,ones Archd. - . ;
' Muneham Wm. . , T" ' .
- Moss Williei v :
"Myatt Sarah . , " ..
"f Moody Thoi.V
J McCullers Sarah
Newton Jarnes ' '
Nance George'. .
Nance Simeon 2 . "
Nawl Martin v v ;
Nicholson AnileVsan '
. Nawl "John V Z
Newby Larkjn . "
Ogburii John
. Olive Isham 2 "
Tullen Turner- 2
'-. Poyner Alfred B. 2
. Porter PeterV -' . ; .
Price John . " r ' '
Pilant John v,
Philips Elizabeth '
Puller Stephen D.
. Pool Howard ' '
, - Purkina BavidN ' '
v . Parish Nelson JI.
Prince John -
J Pearson Stephen
T Parker Wiley '
- Perry Nicholas '
" Powell Wm.
. Previtt Zachariah
t Pollard Joshua
Petteford ;Laurence
' Pare John f ' "'
'.' Be vis Wm. . Ii
JJagsdale Benjfu 2 ,
Rose Chas.' G. - j '
- Roberts Solomoi
Reagan John T ' 7
:-"Jlice John-"-": T'.riV''
Rhodes Jeremiah .
Reiicher Abram
J Ray; Dicey j V' ;j ,
Ros Jas. D. fy
Ray Ephfaim' " f '
S Reese Edwin D.
Rutland Drusilla .
Roberts George ,
Shaw John 2 v ;
i Sims Burwell 2
: Stephenson John'n 2
Smith Saml B. 2
- Stepherison, Stephen 2
. Stanly Frank
, Sun Lodge Western '
S : Sugg J osfiua ; , ? ' .
Scptt Joseph". V;
' Snipes Sindy. R..
Strickland-Mattliew jr.
L Scales Abram
Sugg Elizabeth .
Seagraves Wm.. ;
Smith John II.
' Spice Wm. v
. - Sea well Elizabeth
' Sneed RcVert'
v, Smith Jesse
Steele Georgei '
Sexton JaiTics
i -$ Sledge Dihvorth
.: Smith Alexander .
Sturdevant Eliazbeth
Sears Barbee '
v Scott Charles
V . Sugg Johri .
Sugg Osmund
Shambly John
Speight Wm.
TJbrower Jesse 2
Tnple Burrel
ThcmpsoD Reuben
Tajlor Angus 17
Trewolla jllenry
ThiKnas Sally .' '
Tajlor Littlejohn .
Uttey Wesley
"Woodward Pleasant
'Williams Benton .
Wilkms Mary V
Wiggi ns Lan ey ,
Watson Grev " .
Willi;nS John
"T blltJ Y! SAVAGE has just received on com
h'andsome "lot of Gold Patent fe-
r-t- ir.tfrh iflll. or anv nart of which he iWillJ
-Vr.aleigh.Bec. 19.
J.
23 4t
- V - TO PRINTERS. ; :
m '4LES St SON have iust received for sale' from
HJTthc Manufactory of Charles Johnson & Son, of
Philadelphia, a fresh supply ot rnnung inic, iu
Keffs, weigliirig froTn l2"to21,lhs : , '
tRaleiAh,-Dec.S8, 1826.- "h-, - - A'
nes jas. Y. .:: WilsoiJ Umphey ' .
ck yvml ll. H - ' :WiUiats Solomon
' .nes Josiah '? . ' Wootldi d Jas. v
-"I.
J ..nes Josiah
v Justice DavUV jr.
Joyner Matthew;
Lord Benjamin : v
Luthef George ? -
Lee" Agnes -
Lociist Anderson iy
McCullers JL A. I,
'Mtdhn'Lucinda
MerrioltBenjny .
Jan. 118?';; , ,
..Well Matthew
W e?tlrera'poon Jesse
Williai.i George
White; John C. 4
WoodMoses -
.Wright Joseph
. Watford Joseph r
Woodward Joseph 1
Yatei Basr ell .
DANIEL PECK, P. M.
. The above Letters, if not taken out before the
f rst of April next, W.U1 e. sent w mc ucnciai
j-'ost cff.ce't.sded letters- - - -
- Persoii applying, for letters will please say
they afe.ndvertiaed. ,",;- tv;-' '
Bc v
nrtllE Exercises of this Instftiition' will be re
' JL Rumed on the first Monday -in the. ensuing
. r wtiinder the d rttiori of the:Rev. Dr. Free
fman ; Principal, with the usual Male & Female
u.i iittcners., . ... T -
. . iCv 'w :ate rei-ulation of the, Bord of Trustees,
the duty of the Principal of theAcade?;
inv, to spend a portion of evtry diy in the.Fe-
It jV hoped thit the Students will, attest ; as
eL.vIy1n',the.Sessidns mayTbe-js their doing so
W
eritlid .Assortment
Of Seasonable nnt.Qoodsi Hardware, CuU
Ulass :tyarciiais ; uooi& ana otoe,
. i Groceries, foreign r mid ; rfrherican Li
quors, s ; e v vJ; is-. 1 - . i r
fflYHE Subsctibers beg leave to innounce to the
JL Public, that bv the late arrivals, meir as
sortment ofGtiods in the above line b.now, com
plete. ' As the principal part of these Goods
were Dougnt aicasn saics m cwiui, uai.i
mrfvancVPhilidelnhia. heY are enabled, in rha
ny instances, to 'sell them below the original
nrime r.naC- ami tiurcliasers would tdo well to
rive them a call, as they flatter themselves from
their extensive, purchases i on t.lipse. terms, they
Mnn,n-'i'irr:tHsi'!l.hv an House in the Union.1
The followimr arc amdnjr the Articles : "T
Siinerfme black and blue Cloths and Cassimeres
. , do '. medley colours do - .. do
Vestings in great variety- -. ' ' ' 1 '
Pv,lise Cloth-faslilonable colours "
Sattinetts of every, description -
Fearnaught Kersey Lnsey Woaisey ana riams,
, for servants wear r-;;' '. - '.:':' ' .
Rose and Point, DurHe Blankets ; 4 ' v .
Red, ' white, blue, green and yellow Flannel and
Tt'irreen fituzer '; . .' : -; v ' r-
Mens' Camblet arid Plaid Cloaks
'Ladies -i'Vy-i -J - ' vdo - '
Scotch and Caroline Plaids
Bombazetts and Bombazines; assarted colours
Cassimere Shawls and. Scarfs .
Merino and Imitation do do
Scotch Girpeting and Heurth Rugs
Worsted and Lambswool Hosiery
scription , . -r
Silk, Cotton and Vigonia do
Gloves ' do
Patent and Common Suspenders
Shell and Mock Tuck Combs well
: do Side ; ;, . '
Pocket and Dressing Combs
Calicoes 3-4 St 44, m erreat vanetv
Cambric, ; Jaconett, Mull and Book Muslin
Plain and figured Swiss
Gins-hams and colored Muslins
Uandano. Flag, English & German suic 11 ileitis
(Cptton Shawls and Hhdkfs
Mandarin, Nankin and Canton Crapes, diherent
colours ; . , . ' ' j -:"'
Black,-white, blue and pink Italian Crape
Black & Fancy Coloured figured Gi-os tie Naples
do
i.
of-every de-
do
.do
assorted
do
Prlme llaliah Lustring
Black, white, blue, pirnc, green, a
rence
do
d yellow Flo-
Satin
burg, Ozna-
hirting
Checks
11, 12,
13,
oiral ClastsAi-
' TV -A'1 A U"w WLU. S.ec. s
Black Senchaws and Sarsnett
Letrhorn land Straw Bonnets.
Furniture and Cambric Dimity
Waist Ribbons and Buckles
Plain and figured Satin and Lustring Ribbon in
r great variety ..
Thread Lace, and EdgingBlack and white Bob-
binett Lace !
Buttons and Button Moulds, of every description
Spool Floss and Cotton
Bonnet Boards, Milhnett andTilloring
risn Linens, juawns anu aneeimsrs
Birdeye, Table and Russia Diaper
Russia, Sheeting, Dowlas; .Tickleii
J birrg and Dogrheda Linen
3-4, 4-4, 5-4 8c 6-4 Sheeting and S
3-4, 4-4 & 6-4 Furniture and Apror
Domestic Plaids, well assorted
Linen, Dorchester and Other Bedtickings
Spun Cotton," No. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Cotton Bagging I
Umbrellas, a good assortment
Mens' black, white and brown Beaver Hats
Youth ,do and Wool Hats, different sizes
Gig and Harness Mounting, Hardwire & Cutlery
owectisn ana ing. iiou ior piamaiiuaj use . j
Tyre Iron assorted ' ' . j
Square do i' Cut Nails all sizes
Powder, Shot ana uar Leaa .
Loaf and, Brown Sugar- : .
CotTee, Hyson, . Gunpowder, Imperial Tea and
y Chocolate . -, f ,
Goshen Cheese. Prime Chewing Tobacco
Window Glass 8 x 1010 x 12 x .
; ... : . -SHOES. 1
Ladies Morocco,' Seal and Leather Sboes and
Pumps - ' . "
Do Pronell Shoes and Bootees
Misses Boots and Shoes of every description
Men's Pumps, walking Sltoes and Bootees
Boy's Shoes of every description j
Children's do . " I -1
Men's Shots and Brogues for Servants.
Lisbon and Malaga Wine, Old Rye, and Northern
y Whiskey,. French Brandy, Jamaica 8t N. E.
- Rum. . . ' :
a good Assortment of Queen's Ware, with many
oth- r articles that cannot be enumerated
in ah advertisement. -' " .' . ' 4
1 HaZLETT & ROBERT KYLE.
Raleigh, 11th Dec. 1826: 202awlm
Watches, Silver Plate. Jewellery
: : . , &c. &p,
TrOIINC. STIiDM AN has on hand a genera
JP a creneral Assortment of. Gootls in his line
consistinir of Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Lever
Wntches, Silver Lever Watches. and Plain Do,
Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys ; Breast Pins,
Firiget? Kings, Ear Rings ; Pearl sets of Ear Rins
aiul Breast Pins ; Silver. Soup Ladles ; Tafile,
Desert, Tea, Mus ard: and Salt Spocfns and Sug:u
Tongs ; Silver Tumblers, . Pencil Casts, - Thim
bles, &c. &c.' : - ; , ' ' s .
; Persons wishincr to purchase any pf the above
articles, are invited to examine his assortment,
as he is confident his Goods are inferior to none
in thin nart of the country, and he ik determined
to sell on as reasonable terms -they
cured elsewhere. : ' ; ' :
1 Watcbes carefully ; repaired and cleaned, and
warranted to perform well, or no compensation
will. be received. Job work of all kiiids execu
ted at the shortest notice. , 1. " ir
Raleigh, Dec 20, 1826V . , ; ; j 23-3t
. ; N. B. Old Gold , and Silver received at full
value. .'. . " ' I . '
can be pro-
NEW GOODSJ
TOHN PRIMROSE has lately returned from
J , New-York,rwith a complete assortment of
FANY DRY GOODS, and he will continue to
receTve, so as always to have a good supply of
CiepBanaoie Jinicie on nana. as nis. uooas were
bought at Auctiixn, it will enable him to sell very
low.- Customers will do well to call and see for
themselves -t' Xii .-; '."j.vt'i; '
f N. B. GROCERIES of all kindsWines, Gin,
Rum, Cogjiiaci Apple- Brandy, and, Whiskey--.
LoafLump and CUmtpn Sugar; Gunpowder, Im
periat Oldi Yoiiiig, and Hyson Skin Te which
were carefull v selected for family, use. -"'..
'Dec.';20;:ita6:Vv
.-v;;-vJV PRINTING -f ' '-f v"
Neatlyxecutedaf thi Office
4 "fl i-": v
. COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, "J
" V . V .' 4 ;';,Decernber1 st, 18-26. F ; .J
ODD & EVEN SYSTEM Scheme No.9, of the,
rx r-a" - ft - TV"
, Public arc respectfii'Iy Informed that. the
U Subscriber ha taken that spacious bunding
in tL : -wn cr v jndsor, lately occup 4ca by; Mr,
James Palmer, asa Tavern. rThet building has
recently undergone; thbrbughi repair; awl is
now.in complete order for the reception otvTra-
;;v 1 veuers anti woaraers it contains several rooms
jorth and South- Carolina 'Ld(fu
Vr'--K - riiisttcirAss. ' .: . J
-WE, ?he Subscribers.; havTnir be-n :
o supennter. I: the Drawincr of 'th vIl fi
I The holder of 'twa i'ickWpr; two Shares, will
L i ! j.- ,-.. . .i w j 1 01 Dnvatetamihes-traveUinfir. - .-, v
' may draw THREE ! The. whole to be drawn
r IN ONE DAY, and wtir take place in Balti-
more on tne ithot January,". , t ; ? t .
20,000 BO-ARS.
. CHILLI AW AT pCHKME
-3 t '
The. beds are princinallv new and in fine order.
' The bar is well supplied-with choice Licruors,
. i ne aranies win re .narticuiarivi attendea to."
and the Subscriber)' pledge himself to pare no
pains' to merit; the patronage of the public. 5 -?
": : ; ( s ;john folk. -
1 Windsor, N. 0. Jan. I, 1826.27. 6w
- rtfl '-' ','. 'nnn ennn v V-MAPB1M NEW YORKJ . T-. I :.',
T'- ' '-' .1 'fMtE Citizens of Raleigh .and .Its vicinity are. V-h
' -fj5,. - - 4 ? l?UUO s. ' r 3,000 . r ; moat resnectfullv informed tht nn Sati.rrlav J ?
to
outli-Uarp; a LottemFirst Clasv do heZi,
certify,.-: uk. the.iollowinif s , , !
which were thisday d4wn from the Wheel V
And that 1 the said numbers were drawn in th
order, iq which they. stand above 1 that i t le
No. 25 was the first that was drawn f No. 29 4t
' sccoua ; . o. o was . the third s No. 19 Wi,
.WtnesM our bands, at the to-ivn of Favettevl!
;v.-:", .t;x.j. JUaUett,
jjuncaniu'iiae, ,
10
-50
100
200
1500Q
500
100
;.S0T,
10 s
4
5,000;
:5,000
2,000"
' 2,000
00,000
15368 Prizes,. amt'in to SI 14,000
I'OCj Not one Blank to a Priie! The -whole pay
nbleJri UASflrioIach as usual at Cohes'b Orrrcfcs,
can be badUieJiOMENTTHEXARE DRAWNi
Tickets"'' g5 00 I ..Quarters' - - 1 25
Halves' - " 2 50 I .'Eighths' -1- 62
To be had in the Greatest variety of Numbers
1 1 ; ' V ("Odd and EventJ at '. I -' '
Lottery 4 Exchange Office, ' No. 114,
Market street, Baltimore " ;
Where both the great capital prizes of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars were obtained in the late
Grand StatfrXotteries and where the: Highest
Capital sold in the last Grand State Lottery, was
obtained, and -where more Capital Prizes have
been obtained than at an y other Office in America.
. V THIRD CLASS OF THE !
Grand State Lottery of Virginia.
: THE WHOLE IN ONE DAY.
The Drawing will take -place" in Richmond, on
THE 24th OF. JANUARY." -
HIGHEST PRIZK, ,
10?000 DOLLARS
SCHEME. m '- - -.
1
1
4
- 20
20
100
200
6000
Prize of 810,000
: 5,000
lOOO 200
50
10
. 5
4
IS
S10,t)00
L 5,000
4,000
: 2,000
; 1,000
2,000
1,000
24,000
6446 Prizes, amounting to j g49,000
QCj" The whole payable in CASH as usual at
COHEN'S OFFICES- ,
'Tickets only S3 00 I Quarters, 75 cts.
halves,. 1 5Q Eighths, 37 cts.
ORDERSiaTrom any part of the United States,
either by mail (pot paid) or private conveyance,
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets 1 in any of
the Lotteries, Will meet the same prompt and
punctual attention asVf on personal application.
Jlddress to ;
J. I. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Ball. Sept. 1826. . ; . Daitimour.
erf COHEN's Gazette & Lottery fiet-ister,"
will be published immediatelv after the drawng,
and will contain the Official List of the Prjzes
it will be forwarded gratis,, to all who purchase
their tickets at COHEN'S OFFICE, and who
signify their wish to receive it... h , 4
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
RANAW "VY from the Subscriber, sometime
in. September last, four Negro Men,! viz ;
" -ISMCt SCIIO, JERlir, and KJSEr.
ISAAtl is about thirty year3 of aire,' of middle
stature,sparemade, with some marks of the whip
upon his back;. He can read a little', has some
knowledge of figures and the carpenters trade, &
has a downcast look wlien spoken to. He had on
wnen ne wem on a Diue c 10m coat, ouve color,
ed pantaloons, and a Castor hat. x-
SCIPIO is about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
spare made, and about the same age of Isaac,
JERRY is a stout fellow, about 6 feet high,
and 26 or 27 years of age, and has a sulky look.
KASEY is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high,
very stout, between 45 and 50 years of age, and-
limps a little in walking, caused by having his
thigh broken.
.1 expect they are endeavoring to get: north
wardly to some non slavehplding Stale, as Isaac
for some time h.td a disposition that-way,: and no
doubt has enticed the rest away with him.! I ex
pect they were all in company with another of
my negro' men, who. went off at the same time,
and who has since been lodged in Granville Jail.'
' Masters.of- Vessels and' others are hereby for
warned aeainst harboring or carrying off said fel-
ows. . I will give the above reward for their deli
very to me, .or confinement in any jail,, or for in-!
ormation so that -I get thim again or Twenty
Five dollars for anv one of them.
, . NATH AN B.. WHITFIELD
Rockford, Lenoir County,
November, 15th, 1826. 5
12 tf.
11, IVelay,
HAS received a very general supply of MIL
LINERY and FANCY GOODS, selected by
herself in New-York ; among which are-
Handsome Hats wifh Feathers, Leghorn and
htraw Bonnets, Uhinclnlli ana Plush Caps for
Children, Lace, Lisse and Muslin Caps and Tur
bans, Lisse Needle-work and Tambour'd Capes
and Collars, .Bobbinet, -Lace and Gauze; Yvils,
Thread Lace & Edgings, Bobbinet l-aces,; Black
and Green Italian Crepes, ..Crimson Pink, Blue
and jwhite 3arege Gauze for Dresses, 'Crape
Lisse of variouscolours, Muslin, Marino and Ba
tice Robes, Striped, Figured and Shaded Silks'
and Satins; i Plain and Figured3 : Swiss "-'Muslins
Blue Pelisse Cloths, Sets of Ornaments & other
Trimmings for Dresses "and Pelisses, Plush and
Plush Trimmings, Fancy Silk, Barege ik Gauze
Handkerchiefs, Cashmere Scarfs and Imitation
Shawls, Ready made Pelisses, Cloaks & Dresses
of the latest ( Fashion, Feathers and; Artificial
Flowers; ageneral assortment of Ribbons, La
dies Silk and Cotton Hose, Silk Horseskin and
Kid , Gloves, Ladies and Misse3 Prunella Shoes
and Boots, Childrens Morocco and Leather do.
Shell and Imitation Tucking and - Side Combs,
Superfine and Pearl Hair Powder, Macassar and
Antique OiV Cosmetic Wash balls St Fancy Soap.
With several ArticUs too tedious to enumerate ;
Which will be sold low for Cash.
Pelisses and Dresses made at the shortest no
tice and in themost ashionable stileJ -'
I Dec. 19. . ; . 23 w4t .
Stammering cured I
THE ; Subscriber being? instructed and duly
authorised to act as.Agent for Mr. S. BoAno
max, of New-York,, tenders his services to those
persori$ who are, afflicted with JmDediments of
Speech. Vriie system by which they are tausrht.
wuhucu ujjuii naonai principles, xnereiore,
no person who will adhere strictly to the rules
necessary to be observed
the Complaiot.r For further
Saturday
next. 'the 16th instant will be onened!Yat tfu stnrft
i. Aiv vit:4 j1. - V V 1 i" V ...... .
on rayeueviue.aireer, nexi oeiow 3tessrs; w"!)D
and Wdhain v and. nearjv opposite- M!essrs - H. &
R. Kyle,) an elant assortment of Gentlemen's
Wearing Apparel, whicl eave been made iu N.
York," within the last month, bv first I rate ; work-.
men, from very best .mate, ials, and according
to the latest London, Faseions. ,',','!
X :As thei proprietor 'resides in New-York, this
Establishment will have the .advantage i of being
ecrularlv snppueajthrouffhout the: Season., with
every new and aesirapie article, and-or Jiavingits
vvorc execucea "ic Destona most i r&snioabie
'manner'"' " -' .t ,
: ,The present assortment does not epmpriseany.
common, low-priced ;Goods, nor is it intended tht
fany such shall " be kept what are now offered:
are first rate, and wjjl be sold as low as the same
quality of Goods can be had irf any of the. North
ern Cities. .:': : Wfv--?.-- tci-:j'-
1 iic luuuwjiig; 13 a pan ui uic present assun
ment. ' '- ;': r " :i ':' . ,; , : I '
mperial blue and black Velvet Dress Coats
Olive, green and blue Frock ditto ; K 7
Double breasted drab and olive Surtduts
Drab ditto, with capes - V 1 . - '
First quality Camblet Cloakr, with green cloth
lining and seal skin collars X ' -Do
do Surtouts, witb cape and fur collars:
Drab cloth Box Coats ; ' ' ?- '
Imperial blue, black olive and drab Cloth' and
' . Cassnnere Paitaloons , ;' "
Ridinsr Pantaloorts Sherravallevs . .' :
Blick, blue, buff and white Cassimere Vests : .
Rich black English Velvet do - i '
English French and India black Silk do v' '
Real Tartan Plaid Cloaks ; ' -'.' ' r
Lined Gloves; Seal Skin Caps "
Patent Suspenders; fancy Cravats " ( ? '
Ready made, Linen Shirts, trimmed ; -Stockinet'
Drawers and inside Shirts.
' Also, a few Ladies) Plaid Cloaks, and many
1 ... ... .... .
The Subscriber who" for many years ; has car
ried on the business extensively inliichmond, Va.
h?s been appointed by tlie Proprietor his Agent,
and hopes that by strict attention to business, and
a desire to please, to merit a share of public pa
tronage, r TTHOMAS LAMBERT
1 - yv'7 ;X i"s ".v : ior tile
iTl ,J' ,uHuingyear 1 suau De prepared fjr
? ! tne .accommodation of such ri.r.i
fAyi L men as may call on mejand promi
M every thing iahall be done to rend..n
them easy
- .- ".'1,
; Raleigh
,j"r
4:
and comfortable
:;-;:i;4l A, R. RUFFIN.
.pec.'.-14,182$.t,-0 ,:!' 21
ONE Tract of Land, lyi ng four miles south cf
Raleiffh. c6ntaininer224 acres, with elro,
land well. inclosed to work four or , five hands tr,
advantage.! ; Also, one otierTracti adjoining tfee
other,: of 318. acres, with a eood Dwelling ifmiol
ahdall othr necessary Buildings, mostly new1
with an excellent Apple Orchard oh it; cledrj
ed land sufficient tp , work's even or eight hands to
advantage. -J The premises may be sen and the
terms jcntwn, 1 by applying to the subscriber
"ii. wiii uc ycry low - ?nu accommoaatin''" t(i
any person wishing to purchase lands. .
' - --: -:iv - . k: SAMUEL SUGG
Dec. 20. ; . !; , . V ;; . 91 o,:. ;
(4 AVE received, on corsignment,ftn exeel'enti
UIirac.u ot JfiA-niER, tanned by Lit-
' T f. "--"cr, or uxtora, the quality of
iui,,,s not interior toaiwof lbe best Northern
Leather. Thev will sell It mn.lt, r,..
Ylcl . r f " :. . 4 i . ; t. . . . ' . .
Raleicb' Oct 9.i.l iqliA c
C omission j 3uBinc.s s,
IN RICHMOND. ;
THE Subscriber, (formerly; of the house-of
Johnson Moss & Dugger, Petersburg,) has
removed to "Richmond for the purpose-of selling
Tobacco, ancl any other Produce that may b
sent to his management, oit Commission Ma will !
be thankful folavors. andl will use dili
P. S. Bv the next conveyance from Petersburg I the clicharcretof his dutv.- His office is in thr
I shall receive a farther supply, which , was; land- j siryIJrick Building, within 30 feet of Shockoe
ed last Monday from f the Schr Juliette.' and a- Ware-house. ! Orders directed to him in Richmond.
mnt rrts -.irfIol. on .If f m no H . . I nf loft t -.l. C ' . ' 1 i .
w-- aiwumnuii uugcnj, 01 jrciersuurg, Wlil
be immediately attended to. ' i V
' .-.ilb v BENJ. W. MOSS. . :
Dec. 22 . j -v. ;tyi-.V-; .25 law4w .
' - 4 -c OTT0N-; ' -y v. :-; . h
WILL bejreceiyed on Storage at the Store
, liouses adjoining the Wagon Yard, Fay
eteville at yhiclf place afe and comfortable ac
commodations are provide ! for Wagoners and
their horses, j Persons storing with the Suhsc.U
ber, if they desire it. shall be advised Weeklv of
the state jpf the Jjfarket," anil may depend upon
the earliest information of anv material atfpratinn
in-; prices; v,: ?,.
Januarv 4th
mongst which-is a case of Gentlemens' first-rate
Beaver Hats. f ' i -.
Dec. 14. - . ; V, 21 Ny
Shocco Female Academy j
MRS. LUCAS respectfully informs her friends
and the public,hat the Exercises of her
School, will re-comm.nce on tTe first Mondav In
RaleiiTh,Jan. 1.
dav
- - - tf
February next. The Examination of her pupils
which closed on the 17th of November, Afforded
satisfactory evidence ftb all present, of tjhe pro
gress they hud made.'! y:-lryy.r .'';vi.j;
During the present year an Academy has been
built, which will enable her to board aj greater
number of Stud&&s, than hitherto, who 'will have
the advantage of-her constant! attention. The
retired and pleasant situation of the Shocco Sem
inary, its : salubrious air and ood water, and the
facility which lit presents to Parents for commu
nication Jvilh their children, (being near the main
Stage Roid) offers inducements and advantages
of which few places can boast, f. V iZ-'X
MRS- LUC AS stands v pledged by her former
success and trie approbation of friends to devote
herself assiduously to the instruction jnd morals
of her pupils. I Having e associated with . her, an
able Female Assistant, tlie folic wing branches of
useful Education will We attended. to, yiz. Spel
ling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,, Grammar,
Geography, Astronomy, Philosophy, j Rhetoric,
Chemistry, 'Logic, History Mythology", and Bo
tany. " ; 1 '
v : TERMS.
Board and Tuition, $50 per sessioa Music $20
perssion half payable in advance.
Warren Countj'Dec. 5, 1826.
n The Raleigh Star; Tarborough Free Press,
WarrentonReporter, and Washington Herald, will
insert the above 4 times," and send their bills to
this office for collection. s , . ?
Very valuable Property for Sale.
' kN Monday the 22d of January next, the sub
x .F scribers being fully authorised for that pur
pose, will sell on the premises at-Public Aucti
on, that highly, valuable Tract of Land no wo Wn-
ed and occupied by I homas B. Eaton ; contain
ing about three thousand" acres, ' lying on the
south side of Roanoke river, in the county of
WaVfen, near the Halifax line, adjoining the lands
of William Eaton, Wm. P. Little, and William
Person, sen. The : low grounds are extensive
and rich. ; The improvements thereon consist of
a comfortable and; conveni :nt dwelling house,
together with every other 'necessary out-building.
Also a valuable Overshot Mill; newly built,
Gin House, Cotton Gin "&c. Likewise upwards
of One Hundred Negroes, consisting of men, wo
men, boys and girls, as likely as any in the State
together with a.large stock of HorSes, JIules,
Cattle and Hogs Household- and Kitchen Fur
niture, Plantation Utensils and, other" effects,"-all
pf which are of the best kind -This Property
will-be s ld on a credit u'h til the first day of No
vember next, with interest from date, j The side
will-positively take place, and be continued from
day to day until the whole is disposed of. Bond
with undoubted security will be required before
the property is delivered, and should any pur
chaser fail to comply with these terms, the pro
perty will be re-sold, and the first purchaser be
held responsible for the deficiency,
Any person wishing a j further description of
the above property, can obtain it by referene
to William j Eaton, William P. Little, William
Person, sen. of Warren, or to CoL JosJ Hawkins
in Raleigh. ' -v
; HENRY FITTS, w
GORDON CAWTHORN.
vi;28 law 6w
Warren county, N. C. Dec. 26.
26ts
JUST RECEIVED,
" at the
v Fashionable Ctothin
(On Fayetteville Street
. , Market,)
. An assortment of first quality . Water Proof
r,ir-y:- -'; J - Black and Drab' i 'l 'y
I OP
two doors
Store? ;; ,
below, the
"With many other Articles, which' render the
assortment complete and will be found-on iri-
:Titiv.;;r;;-;;L-:;v :
)l:p(avy
.. c. ;-. i-v.U ry-t yth December, 1826.
fIIK Commissioners of the Navy will receive
sealed Proposals until.the 15th div of Janu
ary, 1 827, for the siipplv of the followintr White
Oak and Yellow Pine Plank Stocks. -tohp tlflJ-
vered at the .respective Navy- Yards on or bei'arcs
the 1st day of Iay, lS27r, vii L , , -
' t, . 4,000 cubic feet Whire.Oat,"
,-. x - 6,000- : . ' , . Yellow Pine, - . .
;: -. r Jit Boston. ( .
12,000 cubic feet IVIiite Oak,
10,000 v .. llow Pine.
12,000 cnbic feet White Oak, : ' ; -v
10,000 v ; ? : -vYellpy Pine.. ; :
? '- 8,000i cubic feet Wliite Oaky ' '
, - 8,000 V . Yelloiv pine.-
.. .j. At Norfolk. - 1 '
- 800) cubic feet White Oak,
. '' V '.12,000 . ;-V;: Yellow Pine. ; ;
, ; ' , Jlt TFashinsrton.
. 6,003 cubic fett White. Oak, .
- K- 8,000; V. Yellow pine.; '
AH the White Oak Plank: Stocks to be from
30 to 50 feet long, .7 and td- average 40 feet i n
length ; to bej not less . than 14 inches at butt,
the top to be one-fourth lesi thaivthe butt, and
must be cut between the 1st of Ocjober and the
1st of March, h l:. - , 1 .:. v..
, 7'he Pine Plank Stocks to be of the best Sou- !
them loner leaf fine grain Yellow Pine free fram' f
bad knots,; sap and other defects, from 30 to 50
feet long, and to average' 40 feet, in length, to
be not less than 14, nor more than 16 inches '
the top toTe one-jiftk less than the butt.
' The whale of the said White Oak and Yellow
Pine Timbef;must be of th best quality, and
must. undergo he inspection and -measurement 't
conformably ta the )rinted rules adopted by the
Commissioner'dated -1st Sbptem.be; last, and -now
in practice at the respective Navy-Yards.
Dec. 12. 'I y-3''-"' ) ; 22'3w -
Will be drawn at H.aleih, o Wednesday
v - the 21st February next,' ,
; 4?:.'. L'.v.', - - :.. " v " "
, ' , 1 ' r ' ' : j .'' -. . . '.., '"
-The North-Carolina IiOttery,
S TOR THE BINEHT OI . i ,
THE OXFORD ACADEMY;'
HIGHEST. PRIEES.
I, Prize of 7,0.00 Dollars,
5,000
"4:
Do
Dor
Do
Do
Do
V 2,500
. 1500
. 1,320
1,250
Besides numerous others of J40, 20, any of which
. can be obt iined ori application at .
. , C. HATCHER ottkht Orncr,
vFayetteville Street, Raleigh, N, C.
"-t ' HV.'i --..'r .r,..-.E,'Ner .the Stat Uous 2.
' Orders fnim the Country (post paiu) will me 1
with prompt attention, if addressed Mo " ' 1
" -C. HATCH Ell,.
- Jlaleigh or Fayettr'He, N. C-
I spection, not to be inferior -to "an v ever offered 4'-tr a vrTTPtnt t v
information, apply to ; t , ofolOMASi l ?S?
Mould Candles just recsi v
, j S. BIRDSALL. .
for Tallow. 20 4
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