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pubrbcd lerery 'TrisDATatid Tribat, by
AA JOSEPH '5ALKS.&SON.
. At Five JDoUaraper annunil hadf in advahcev
'-. ' it exceeding aixteeitlinently, inserted three
X times for adollsr, and. 25 cents fpfevery succeed-
a ing publication ? thiise of greater lengthy in th
1 same. TroD6rtion... rComOTiWcim" tbahkfully
f: ecetVed., Letters td the Editors must be post
paid.
A:
; : it3f,0aly ; 7980 Tickets; : ,
Will le cofiripleted in jone Drawing on Vednes
day,4 the 21st insaoit..Kaieign
WRT&Cjanoujrj lottery,
THIRD -l LASS
CAPITAL "PRIZfcS.
One of 7,000 Dollars. ,
One of 5t 000 Dolln. rs -One
of 2, 50( Pollers.
One of 1,500 Dollars.
One of 1,320 Dollars.
One of 1,250 Dollars. :
Besides a number of others, amauhtihg to
v 40,000 -
. i Jrice of Tickets. ;'.
Whole, g6. Half, gS. Quarter SI 50.
Orders enclosing ne Cash or Prizes, post paid,
trill receive prompt attention, if addressed to :
YATES &M'INTYRE. Man'rs,
,'; i! A Raleigh, N. C.
The purpose for Which the above Lottery was
. granted oy, tne legislature, is, pernaps, nQi gen
erally "known by the public. We would there--'foreidray-
their attention to an inquiry ; and we
have every reason to believe that every North
: Carolinian to a man, will put his shoulder to the
wheel when hchlfinds the proceeds are for the
benefits of the rising generation in gi ving thera
State of Nortb Carolina,
' :7lutherfVrd Tounty. v
" Court of Equity.i-Octdbef Term 182
Jaroes Bridges, "J :;f::- b'.Vv' ' '
, .'-'v.tJS.jV ' ; '; - Injun6tiri ? -.
Augustus Sacket S V- i'"'--' ' - 'V-
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
A that the Deiendant inthis case is not an inha
bitant this State r It ordered by the Court,
that publication be ntade aix weeks, successively
fn the Raleigh Register, that unless he appear at
the next Court of Equity, toi be held for Kuther
ford couiiti at tile Court House in Rutherford-
ton en the 3rd Monday after the 4th Monday of
March next, ana piead, answer or aeraur, ne
Complainant's billwill be .taken pro confesso, and
set down forbearing ex parte. r J -
. ....Teste, " ' . i.
, T. F. BIRCHETT, C.
THE Public are re'spectfully lnformed,that the
Subscriber has taken that spacious, building
in the town of Windsor, lately occupied by Mr.
James Palmer, as a Tavefn. j The building has
recently undergone a thorough repair and is
now in complete, order for the reception or 1 ra
ve Hers and Boarders. It contains several rooms
with fire-places, suitable for! the accommodation
of privatefamiiies travelling ;
The beds are principally new and in hne orcier.
The bar is well supplied With choice Liquors.
The Stables will be particularly attended to,
and the Subscriber pledtres himself to spare no
pains to' merit .the patronage of the public.
Windsor, N. C. Jan. 1, 1 826. 27 6w ;
ale Academy:
recent applications
not generally known
m
AN EDUCATION, so that they may be an orna
xivent to their native State. The - proceeds re
fortlie relief of the Oxford Academy, whose enter
prizing and worthy Trustees reared buildings at
a considerable expense, and hive Heen" laboring
ibryears to become clear of .their debts, ajid at
last have. to resort to this mcde,m full confidence
that an enlightened community will not with
hold their aid in this case, as has been done here
tofore. Citizens, you have here an opportunity
of hot only supp6rting the tottering walls ofv an
excellent institution, but also of supplying yoiu
jKjckets with some of 4he f needful." Why,
t then, hesitate ?Go forward, and the Goddess
of Fortune will "shower down, her treasures on
. L Highest Prize, .
20,000 DOLLARS!!!
BT AUTHORITY COXQRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY.
' : i . FIRST CLASS. .
To be drawn at the City of .Washington, on thfrj
1 , oth or this mo jtth, (February.)
"ixty Number Lottery. Nine Drawn Ballots.
-YATES St M'INTVRE, MANAGERS.
SCHEME.
- 1 Prize of 820,000 is RC0.000
5,000
. - 2,945.
' 1,000
500
' 250
100
50
5
1
1
10
- CO
v"20 v '
102
' Jf2 '
1632
11475
V3,595 Prizes
0,825 Bhnks
20
10
5,000
2,945
10,000
10,000
5,000
3,100
5,1Q0
2,040
16,320
57,375
2136,880
- 34,220 Tickets.
' Only H Blanks to a Prize.
Present Price of Tickets. V hole S5,
Half 2 : 50, Quarters 1 25.
Tickets of Shares for sale at the -
MANAGER'S OFFICES,
t i ' , "-' ' Raleigh or Fayetteville.
Tickets in all Northern JLotteiiea of respect
ability can be had at the Northern prices at our
office , for Georgia", North or South-Carouna Bank
Notesand the Frizes of those lotteries always re
ceived in payment for tickets, or the cash paid for
tbem on demand. . v
, .Febnlary 9th, 1827. ' . , t
; OM and ISiVfen System.
5?ICKBTS C2 50.
&nvsflatitf Statt aotttrs,
To be drawn on the 14M March, 1 827, .
IN BALTIMORE. -
. SCHEME,
1 Prize of S10.000 !
I' - '5,000 ,
5 ' s 1,0Q0
".4.. . ; 500
20 , - . .100
,40 ' ' 50
100-' 1 20
100 . - 10
200 ; 5
is
15000
2 .
810,000
5,000
-5,000
2,000
: 000
' 2,000
2,000
v 1,000
1,000
'30,000
S5i6o,rjoo
3
15471 Prizes -V '
14529 Blanks
5,000 Tickets."
' Vhole Tickets
- - Halt; : do , A
Quarter do -
TicVets and S!i ares' in the' greatest" varietyl until
, . " urjwing ai iae aoove prices persDnauy. or
b; letter, tt addressed to - "'.-y -4-41?:;
.. ' . . B. CJJOUgLAINE?'
ii vfettaJcigVor FaVetteiHe, Ci
50
25
65
State of North-Carolina,
i Rutherford County.
In Equity. October Terni, 826.
Arthur Bronson, Goold Hayt, ,. . 0
Jas. B. Murray, Peter A. Jay j
Peter W. Ratcliffand Elizi Bill to foreclose
Thompson, Executois & E- y Mortgage,
ecutrix of James Thompson J Amended
dee'd. , VS. ;,":.' 1 j ; .
i Augustus Sacket U -
IT appearing to the satisfaction -of the Court,
that the defendant in this jease is riot, an inha
bitant of this State : It is ordjs're'd by the Court,
that publication be made six peeks successively
in the Raleigh Register, that unless he appear at
the next Court of Equity tp be held fer Ruther
ford tountyi at the 'Court House in Rutherfonl
ton, on the" third Monday afjer the fourth Mon
day in March next, then aiid there to answer
plead or demur to Complainant's bill as amend
ed, the same will be taken pro confesso and set
or bearing ex parte. "v i
Teste, T. F. BIRCH ETT, C. & M.
"Dec 12. 1826. 1 25 6wpd,
. GRANVILLE COl)NTl N. C. :
Jascart 10, 1827.
FlrtlS is to inform the Pu$lk, with a view of
JL making tl.is School preparatory to a College
course as tar as circumstances vi! permit, we
have engaged Mr. Robeht Tixxiji, a young gen
tleman of excellent classical attainments, and
from our knowledge of his talents as an instruc
tor of youth, We have the fullest confidence that
he will most faithfully devote himself to the in
struction of his pupils,: 'is a disciplinarian, he will
be impartial and efficient, and as a teacher emi
nently successful. From full opportunity of
judging, we believe his method of Teaching is
well suited to make thorough scholars, and that
no Parent or Guardian, who: may commit youth
to his care, will have any reasonable hopes of
their progress in learning disappointed The
school will commence the 3d Monday in January
inst.Board can be obtained in respectable fa
milies of the neighbourhood, and at moderate
prices. -The price of tuitiqn for the ilanguages
is $12 50 per session.'" 1
THOSi II. REFlD,
ALEXANDER SMITH,
, HENRY L. GRAVES,
v CHARLES L. REED.
JannarySl. T ! ' 35
A List of Letters
KEMAININGin tire Post Office at Oxford, on
tlie 31st December, 182, and if not taken
out before the 1st of April, li827, will be sent to
to the General Post Office as dead Letters :
Locke John
Littlejohn Jos. B. 2
Loyd: Zadock
Lindsay Caleb
Morris - Matthew
Mitchell David 3
Mallcjry Mary G. Miss
Mallory Charles 3
McClenahan William i
Montague Young
McClenehan John
. MangumD. H.
Mize Lewis
Nuttall Join 5 ;
Nuttall Jmes & others
Norman Thomas W. "
Peace Margaret S.
Parker Mary- Mrs.
Parrish Shadrach
Petliford Anderson
Paschall Edwin G.
Pretty Littleberry
Powell William
Person Elizabeth
Peede William :
Quails William
Robards Nathaniel
Ross Peter W.
Roley Sally
S u p'r. Court Clerk of
Stone Parker F. 2
Arnold Ira E. '
Anderson Martha Mrs.
Bradford John
Bryant John F. , -Bowers
& Nuttall
Rullnck William j? -Bullock
.Berijn. Dr.
Blount Joseph jl! L
Bullock ErasrqusJD. ' "
Bullock George 2 J
Brintle Jacob 'J
Darker Jolin "
Brunamit John U'
Bullock Richard 2
Bullock &. Norwood
Blunt Mary R. Miss ' .
Bonner Mary Mrs.
Burwell Sally T. Miss
Bowers William G.
Carter Jesse Dr.
Clerk & Master .Equity
Davis Absalom 2
Dickirr Martba.;Y. Mrs.
Davis Cyrus, Sen. j
Davis Winifred 2 .
Eaton WiUiaTAliV ''''J.
Karrar Alexr. J. ;
Freeman Evan -;
Frazi er Howell r ;.
Frazier Lemuel X. ; '
Frazier William
Fairbank Nancy R. 'Mrs. Saunders John
Freear John
Gooch Daniel ,
Govaii Andrew R.
Graves Ralph W. ' .
Green Lewis Col.
Hubbell Ransom 3
Henderson. William
Huteherson John B.
Hunt Thomas T.
Hunt Edward
Hsward Allen '-.
Jones Daniel 2
Joncs Nicholas ;
Jones. Isaac N.
Jinkins.Sarah
Jackson irab.
J ackson -WiHiam
j ones WiEiaro v k
KirtdrecTEnsha H.
Shew Edwin
Sneed,- Stephen K. 4
Smith Grizzy 'P. '
Taylor: Wm, V. 3 ,
Taylor Joseph Jr. , -.
Taylor Lewis
Thomasson George '
Umstead Richard . :
l Vincent. J acob. : -
Washington John '"
: Webb James "
. White. Caley ,
Washington William
rWjortham James Lv Dr.
Webb Samuel ' '
. White Philip - - .
' Webb & Dickins '
. Young Smith
: Yancey Absalom p. ' '
.vnGGiNs,p; m-v
Williamsborc"Fe
TTNDERSTANDING fro
1J from a distance; that it i
that Mrs. O'Brien's vSchoalf is, in operation, we j
take this method of giving i further pubneity'.' i
' i iie present session comnenceu tne Mon
day of. the present month, arid will1 close some
time in June of which tiipfcly notice will be gi
ven. V'!liejK r'v:;:.. v-:( ir ;
Parents and Guardians afe apprized, 4hat jkhey.
will have to pay from the tme of entrance only,
thoujrh. it is desirable for m .ny reasons, that they
should come in as early as osible.- i , i
Teams. ' For Board ana Tuition, including
every branch together witlxlhe Scientific studies,
except Music, Painting aid Drawingr$6Q per
Session. 'Music $25. pairijing and Drawing; $1:
'..The pupils will; be; reniired toiyoard in our;
family, as : mucli ueefuJ tm'ormtioo . may;-be rirh'
parted ,in the interral.4 of rtudy'Jndepeiidently
of the care.and attention -due to" their conversa
tion, manners and. morals, .wbicft 'are mostly at
tended, to during thosa hours, . v - H i -
Each yottng lady must be proided with . a co
verlet, blanket, pair of sheets' and two towels.
, SPENCER O'BRIEN.
WilliamsboroV Granville co. Jan, 22. 18271 VII
. - 35 lawSw
QCj The Edenton Gazette and Richmond En
quirer will insert the above 3 times weekly "and
forward their accounts for payment;
N the second fltonday in February next, will
be sold at the point House door in Rockford,
Surry County, the following tracts of Land, or
as much thereof as Will be sufficient to satisfy
the -Taxes for the year 1825, with costs,' to wit ;
196 acres, given in by the heirs of George
Long, adjoining James Marster's land, lying on
Fishing Creek. . .
297 acres, given in by Asa Burnsides," adjoin
ing the land of Daniel Windsor, lying on Hunting
Creek. - '
; 42 acres, given in by Candis Keeter, adjoining
All in Sjsh, lying on the Little Mountain.
336 acres, given in by Warren Powell, adjoin
ing Aarah Douthett, lying on Hunting Creek.
120 acres, given in "by William Armstrong ad
joining T. Roby, lying on Turner's Creek.
350 acres, given in by Lyon & Keely, adjoin
ing Wm.. Wolfe, lying on Grassy Creek.
100 acres, given in by Joshua Hendrin, adjoin,
ing Jesse Sish, lying on the waters of Hunting
Creek.- ;
437 acres, given -in by Jesse Sish, adjoining
Richard Allen, lying on the waters of Hunting
Creek. . .1 .,
250 acres, not given in, belonging to Nicholas
Michal, adjoining David Baity, lying on Turner's
Creek. " ' ' '-. ,
72 J acres, given in by Daniel Elder, adjoining
Pleasant B. Roberts, lying on Snow Creek.!
' 200 acres, given in by the heirs' of ,Jesse Prjtch
ard, adjoining James Murray's, lyinj oi Beavei
dam Creek. ' . .
160 acres, given in by Matthew-Marshall! ad
joining Jacob Bates, on Tom's Creeks .. ' ;
445 acres, given in by Hannah Pickett, adjoin
ing Elijah Warden, lying on Flst Shoal Creek.
225 acres, ff"ven in by Jackson Carter, adjoin
ing Edward Bingham, lying bn the Word's Gap
Road. THO. II. WRIGHT, ShfT.
Dec. 4, 1826. 21 6v pr. adv $5 .
FasLionable Hats:
REDERICTC C. ELLIS, at the Fashionable
Clbttiin'sr Store; tvo door belvti "the 'fiewbern
tianlc, on ayettevilte,otreei nas just receivea an
Assortment -of- FASHION AB UK ' JJKAV Kli
HATS, warranted of the r fir quality, which
will be disposed. of on a,ccommodatmg terms. ;
'Raleigh; Jan. 1. '. - . !- '
TNventx BoUars lUorA
RAN AWAY from, the subscriber on the. 1 8th
inst. a bricrht mulatto fellow Uby the name
of ROB. about 28. veara of.- aee. 5 fet v8 inches
hierb. stout mach. very active, arid qdiclc spok
en ; he is very freckjeb for a negro ; he had on
when he went awv; a whitehat, ; brown. papta.-
lbons-drab colored home made coat, and a drao
blir coat .with a- larjcaoeThi6 hadilso a clou
ble-eased Silver Wtch, marked Norton, London,
No.,334r witlrD. Scott'swatchr bill in the case.
The above reward Will be, paid to-any person
who will take up said fellow and "deliver nim to
ine5UDscriDer in tj range couniy, rwiue
or of Guiltord county--or Ten DolHrs it secured
in any Jail so! that 1 get immediate information."
v ? j ; SEYMORE PURYEA
Dec. 27 . -j " :'- ,-- :?- ;. 1 1 26 3t ,
AoachlvlalLig, Gigs, &c.
THE subscriber having employed one of the
best and most experienced workmen, from
Newark, N. Jersey, as Superintendant of his
Shop, and having laid in a well chosen stock of
materials in New-York and Philadelphia, he will
furnish those; whd may Want any thing in his
line, as. low as they can be purchased at! any
regular shop north of this, j
He has on hand a handsome assortment of
Carriages, Gigs and Harness, of almost every
description 4 some. of -which are now finished,
the rest in a state of forwardness ; all of which
will be sold at reduced prices, for cash,' or ne
gotiable paper. The work, in every instance,
w ill be handsomely finished, and warranted to
be well executed. Orders are solicited. !
' . I THO. COBB3.
Raleigh, N. C. Jan. 1 827.
i&anttttiMtavitu.
FTHHE subscriber grateful for past favors hopes
- 1 I ".... J A T . F ' r ..
oy assiuuity auu. aucnuon to mem a conti
nuance of public patronage He has the plea
sure to inform his friends and customers that he
has lately received from New-York a large 1 and
well-selected supply of articles in the Coxfkc
TiosA.nT line of business which with those on
hand makes his assortment very good, consisting
in part ot , ;
Soft Shelled Almonds
Prunes & Figs
Brazil 1
pecan ' '
Madeira Nuts
Filbert and
Shell Bark J
Cakes, Candies &
Cordjals . of every
cription
Champaigne
Madeira
Port &
Claret
Fresh Lime Juice &
Lemon Syrup
Sallad Od
N.. Y. Pippin Apples
St. Augustine Oranges
Dried Citron
Preserved Limes &
Ginger '
Cologne Water St Po
matum : .7
des-
Wines
Spanish Liquorice
Fresh Tamarinds
Olives, Capers & Ancho
' vies ; i ;-
Spermaeiti Candles
Pearl Barley
Prime chewing Tobacco
Lombard's do do
do Cut do
Spanish Cigars '
Com'n 8c Torpedo ditto
Goshen Cheese
Water & Butter Crack
ers
A handsome assortment
of Ladies Work Bas
kets
Market ditto ass'dJ sizes
Fresh Smoked Beef
Bologne Sausages
Cod Fish .
New . Brewed Poug
Keepsie Ale h i t
With
i.
a great variety of
Nutmegs & Cassia . . Childi-en's Toys, &c.
The above articles are all perfectly fresh and
of the best quality and will be sold low for cash.
A liberal - discount will be made to persons
I - It 4.J. . 11 t n , ' . ...
uuj "y, VfitMuiw Lutcii itgoiu auu luriusneu atuie
shortest notice. .. - i !m
- , HENRY riARDIE, f
i ' 3 doors below W. &
D. Shaw's Store, Fay
5rlaw '. etteville St. .
iJouisburg Malc &cadepvy.
npHE exercises of this Institution will be re
i sumed on Monday the 23d ihst The char
ges for tuition will be as follows for Spelling,"
eadin and Writing, $7-for the 'other branch
es of. English and Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
gjcaphy &c. $8 and$15 j for the Classical and
Scientific' studies. Tuition money 'must be paid
in idvance. .AsmaUtax for wood, &c. " will, be
required of each Student v at ,the close-of each
, r J3. BREVjiR Principal,
session
?Jan IS.
Nivx Commissioners Office, ? ,
i r December 22. 1826.-5 '
r n SHE Commissioners of the Navy will
li, receive Sealed Proposals, until the
15th February next, for the supply of the
follpwinw-Mast and Spar Pieces, delivera
bleat the respective Navy Yards, on or
before the 1st of July, 1827, at
. : New-York.' 1
2 half spindles, 2 fishes, j - .
4 heel pieces, 4 side trees, 5 a
2 fishes, and 3 side trees, for fore-mast, -4
quarter spindles, : ? f-p . 1 n.mast
1 cheeky and 1 pau nch, 5
. 1 fore arid 1 main top-mast,
1 lower half-main yard,
2 main andl mizen-top-sail-yards,
2 main, one fore and 1 mizen-top-gallant-mast,
2 jib-booms, 3 flying do. and 1 spanker-boom,
. The above for a 74 gun ship. ; -4
fishes and 6 side tjees for rnain-mast, v '
- 3 fishes, 3 half spindles, and three side trees for
fore-mast, . y - . r
' 1 spindle, 4 cheeks, and 2 paunches for mizen
mast, -. 'V . -' ".' 1 , '
2 quarter spindles, and 1 paunch for bowsprit,
1 fore and 2 mizen-top-masts, .
1 lower half main-yard, v . -4
main, 1 fore, and 2 mizen top-sail-vards.
4 maiii 4 fore; and 2 mizen-top-gallant-masts;
4 jip booms, "4 nying do.nd2 spartker-bboms,
, me aoovp lor a 4 gun siip.
1 fore and 1 mizen-top mast, , ' '
1 fore-top-gallant-mast," jj
2 main-yard pieces, j
4 bow sprit pieces, i
1 sprit sail-vard,
3 top -gallant-yards in one piece;
2 spindle-pieces for main mast, . !
2 fishes. 2 heel pieces for fish, , '
4 side trees, v4 heel pieces for side trees.
4 cheek pieces, 2 heel nieces for cheek.
2 spindle pieces fur foremast, 2 fishes, 1 lieel
piece, -, - '
2 side trees, 2 heel pieces,
All the pieces for the mizen-mast,
The above for a ship of the line.
2 half main cheeks, 2 fore side trees,
2 main side-trees, I fore fish, t
1 bowsprit piece, 1 heel piece for main-cheek,
1 heel piece for fore cheek, 1 half maii.-yard,
-1 half fore-top sail-yard, 2 mam hshes,
2 main spindle pieces, I fore-top-gallant-mist.
2 halt matn-top-saii-yards, s
1 mizen-top-sail-yard in one piece,
1 sprit-sailyard, V v J
1 jib-boom piece, 1 spanker boom.
The above for a 4t gun ship. !
'-- - - - .- " ' -j
JVashington. .
2 paunches for bowsprit, . .
; i : ji o n . - :,i.. -v
1 spindle, 2 fishes, 2 side-trees, O
2 cheeks, 2 heel-pieces 1 paunch
1 spindle, 2 cheeks, 1 paunch,; for mizen-mast.
2 fore, 2 main, 2 mizen topmasts, -v
2 fore, 3 main, 2 mizen-top-gallant-masts,
l spnt-saii. it tore, i mam yares
. 2 fore-topsail, 3 . main-topsail,
. . ' yards : -. ... !"; ;..
3 fore, S main, 2 mizen-ton-Erallant-vards
1 cross-iack-vard. 2 lib boomsJ 3 flvmcr d
1 spanker-boom, 4 lower-studding-sail booms.
1 spindle, 4 side trees, 4 cheeks; ior a lore
x main mast, . " : !i .
1 bow sprit piece, 1 swinging-boom, i
1 main piece for a mizen-mast, i
2 spindles, 1 fish, 5 side-trees, and 4 cheeks
. . for two main masts, . i
1 spindle for mizen-mast,
1 mizen-tbp-gallant-mast.
The above for a 44 gun-ship, !
J spindle fpr main-mast, i t
1 cross jack-yard, ' ' ! !
The above for a sloop of war.; !
j ' Norfolk. .
17 side-trees, 2 paunche. 2 cheeks,
.1 half main yard, 2 half fore, 3 mizentop-sail
- -. m - jarus;: - .
3 ji -booms, ,
4 flying jib-booms,
2 spanker-booms, ;
5 swinging-booms, and 3 top-mast studdlng-
, sail-boomii. ; ; v v
, . The above for a 74 gun ship
, The . whole of the timber required above, must
be got straight of long leaf,, fine .grain southern
peart yellow pine, i . - .: I A
Persons wishinef to offer, may obtain schedules
of the ditnensions, if necessary to regulate rtheir
oners on application to tne xvavy ivgent at eatner
; NEW-YORK; ' . ':
? PHILADELPHIA, ; v
, - 1 BALTIMOREjT j
- :Vi.rf: NORFOLK; 4-, l.--T?.;::
CHARLESTON, S.C.and
M -sf SAVANNA ILT VM-h--
. 'The proposals' must be made per cubic foot and
must state tue names 01 tne, sureties.. j
The timber when delivered, must undergo the"
nspection and" measurement agreeably to 5 the
printed, rules . adopted - by the Commissioners-
dated September1. 1st, 1826, tis nractised at the
1
TirHTl. Subscriber . in contemplation of liisre-
and LoVin the town of Oxford, to vyhich is attach,
ed about 100 acres pf land ; ; also1, his, farm lyinfr .
within 3 miles ef the Town, andfcontaining "about .
900 $cres ; -'.and, an undivided moiety jof k I'anne- 1 ,
ry now Jn f operation. A "particular description
of the premises b not given, fts it is presumed,1
every person desirous f of purchasing, will -taie .
occasion to-VIew'tfiem."' : :'-k-ifv'.-:
,1 v ? tOf. D.;LiTtLEJ6H! "
Grapville countr;' Jan; 28,-1827.1 35 if. ..
rfflHE 4juhscriher Kan just received, snd ? nc
offers forJsale, a. f e w :first quality,: 1 hilat! ? 1 .
phia'warrandfoef! Prnpf:i.mtmXrrtll
Meaver&&is - equal if .riot' superior to ratiy n the
city. -; r w 11. 13. SMITH
Raleigh. Feb. 6U;'i'r .l 37 . .-
. . i . . . . . -1 1 .
' . H ert ford Cou nry, - ;: t 1 . f '
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November'
Term, J823,.':f,.-:,:.4V ,",'
Tliomas MimeyS 0R Simeti Teturn
t c A ed levied on I md. U j
John Saunderso . ; : i ,1
T appearing: to tner satisfaction" of. the Court,
that the Defenaant in this case is not a resi
dent of this State. It is therefore' ordered by
the Court, that- publication be Irnade in the Ra-:
leigh Register for six weeks, that unless, the De
fendant. appear at-the next Uotirt to be held tor
the. County of; Hertford; at. the Court-House in.
Winton, on the fourtRr Mondav of February next
and renlevv the property so attached or plead-
that fiml judgriient will be , entered and. execU.-
tion win accordingly issue. -,v : - , .... ?
1 Test . V -X.. M. COWPEK. Ult.
January 1; l827r- 4 J ' h 30-pd.
foremast
1 ; ; Rockingham Comity.-
CouTt of Pleas arid Quarter Sessions, :
: :. NoverriljerrmlBso. ; ilH
: i '!'?''''JarieW.Xaliandi';'.'.'"i .'..r
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John Smith; Wm.-- W; Smith, Reuben Hopkins
and James Hopkins, Lxecutors of trie Inst will ;
and testament of Booker Caljaad, . dee'd, ' anfi
m Eliza CalUnd, Wm. B. Calloway, John ?T. Cal-J
7 loway nd Smith the .-Jlus.band and Ad
ministrator of the 'late Maiilda A, Smith, 'De
fendants. - - 1 - T ' ';.,. "? - , :
I T appearing to t?ie ,satisfaction!of the C r .trt; '
Ithat the DeferrdariU in this case, are not inha- .
bitants of this State : it is therefore ordered bv :
the Court that publication be niade for 6 weeks
in the Raleicrh Rejrister,'irivlnr notice to the sabl
defendants to appear at the next Court of Plea.
Quarter Sessions to be held fot;.the Count j of
Rockingham, at the Courthousn Wentworth,
on the 4th. Monday of February next, and arfswert
oiherwise JudgmCTrrKwex97ii7pe7m
against them. xWitness Ro.'GallowayCler'k of
said Court, at Wentworth the? 4th. Monday 'of.
November 1826. -ij; 7- If X- v-v. ''U.
: i - A.-. . k ' ,- , -: '" RO t CALLAWAY, . c. c. :
1 . .:';' liAUUAlr Sjr'p.
At the Fashionable Clothing Store,- two
ilooi below the "Market,' on layette- f
i . - ville Street : - -
nniHE Subsbriber takes this method of return
Ji ing his thanks to the citizens of Raleigh and'
otners, by whom he has been so, liberally patron
ised, since hjs arrival m this City, and would qovt
respectfully inform them, that (intending to leave
here during the ensuing week,) he will dispose
of Jus present Stock of Fashionable Wearing Ap
parel; at very reduced price's. U i
The season' being far advanced for Great Coats
Siutouts, Cloaks, Ctosh Vests, &Cvhe will dispose
of all sueh artickris at -First Cost.' .7 v t 1
The Goods offered for sale at this Establishment
hat-e'been pibnounced by all who examined therrt '
equal (at least) in every respect to any ever of-
fered for sale in this City, and there can be no"
stronger proof of their superiority, than the sa.- k-
tisraciionevincea oy an wno nave purchased.
jl uo3c persons in want 01 sucn gooas, would
do) well to Call immediately they may never"
nave sucn anotner opportunity Ot procuring first
rate goods at the prices which they are now of
fered. liios. Lambert:
mizen-topsail
or
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several Navy Yards-
Raleigh, Feb. 3,
State ;
Perry Count? : '
Aia Circuit Courts . exereisinsr J ChnnCerv .Turi;
Uiction, held on tne second 1 Monday after the
burth Monday in October, 1826. , t
Catharine .Williams,
"':'-'- vs. .';
Henry Willi arh Si her husband.
.t In. Chancer-. - :
1
VyHEREAS Caiharine WilHanis, by her Bill
rv exhibited to us in ChanCerv. nravinf thrt
she may be divorced from 'Henry Wiliiams, .er
hdsband; for his cruel and inhumaa cQa
her, ! beRre separation, and for ; his separation
from, arid abandonment of said Catharine, and
for his debased moral character 5 and it r.pp ear
ing to th6 satisfaction of said Courtthat the s-td
Henry Williams is not a resident" of tlie Siat of
Alabama is It is ordered by the Court," that pub
lication be mide iu the 'Alabama Jouniil and ! i
leigh Register, N. C. for four successive weeks.
at1 least two months before the next Term of said
Court, to be holden on the ! fourth Monday in '
April, 1827, in the tow:i of Marion' the place of
holding said Court for said County; fur the said
Menry Williams to appear then and there to an
swer the bill of the said Citharine VilliHm3 hii
wife, and cause to shew, if any he have, why tlie
bill of said Catharine,". prayingj'or d.vorc -'from
said Henry Williams, -shnukl not be grant; 1.
WILLIAM STRINGFELLQ W, C. C.
fTlLVbeold to thei highest bidder, at the
T; v , Court House door in the City of vRaleigh,
on; Monday the 19th instant, THREE NEGROEfV ,
one a likely man," the others a likely young wo -inan'about
17 years old arid her bey child.
. (Terms of sale,' 9 months credit, "bond with ap
proved security, or a Hiberal j "discount - will b3,
niide for prompt payment. i , - v ? : . ?
I , . S ETII JDlHiS, -r ' H
r ' ' ' Guardian tq P. J. U. Southerhnd.
Febv5. - , - .tv--S7oaw2w. '
' V.Wagoncp XVcntsd; r .
TnjTE wkb tot hire i'mmedt;lVfcT. cne ycir
V V- r. a sober, industrious and honest Worv
For such, the highest -wagcir tyill JL a rver ; '
cqming recommended, .'-j .' . - ,, ;
Apply to -.t -V;, PGTizai UX7AT - '
January 1826.
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