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VvVh'v' gaze re oii miv hoary hair, :
'jvA:Ve children Vouinr :ihd..gav?
'i WIR pleacn. wotcm tm j. 4
"Si.
BheAvhVn tle fliihtly couch was sdre
: wciiltLDpw my, miani kihc,
Am r)lce.hT !i;nd upon my
s-V And kneeling r:iy for me.
vButtheh; there i:ane aC fearful iyf
t ; 1 sought mv rnother's bed.; "
C Till harsh hands bore me thence away,
vAnd told me slie was dead.
' I niiicic'a a tair wHire Kose, ana stoic
!?Vt:vi.V;To:lavit. bV bet side,
i--jTosft awildnud 4aywardVboy
; ?t VJjocorn'd tlie" cufb pf fear.
;v .Fierce passions sliook me! liice a"reedf "
V . Yet..iere itnie-ht I sleot.? -V i
fTjmt soft hand madrnv bosom bleed!
reeled
rny
Blest Mother !was it thine ?
t , .' In foreign lands I,tryellfd rile,.-
iiv putse was ?o.inuing mgn,
Vice spread her meshes at my side
V With gent le fore e .it lay
t And when it breath'd. a voice of card
NAStronnr IJic; lowly.ou
: ' My foniituy only-one beware!.
5 f f MNor sm against thy Got!.? ,
4 fTKTs brW3the plumed lilm displayed
, . nai piuucs uie warrior uirong, :
; Or b?autys thrlllVng finers, stray'd
' : Thes manly locks anibne-.
' j That hnllow'd tourh was 'ne'er forgo
riAd. ..now'thotth timehath set
''!i.-4fi-p$,t3r-e"al upnn'.ny
.JiV-njeHetnpe..feel it'yt t-::''
i And if I erein heaven appear,
A mother's holy prayer r ; " '
A motWer'svhand, and'gehtle tear f
. , That pointi-d to.a Sayiour dear,
: '' I' .'Havei led the wariderer 'there. '
; -fc'pF prtli: Carolina
, rke Count jr; ; ; ,
- Cqt ol I Pleas ami .QijtarTerJ Sessions t February
; V- v- Tci n,182r. '
Delany Pollard ) :. - Cae.
y. -Y; f;v ; ? 1 . . Ordered that judicial attach-
' Jbhr Page. - 3 m?n issue. . ' - -
IIeyiel on 4..-Page'i fight ii a negra in the .hnnd
AJgerviaud'Mhis ngbt in the lands of the
V.i; late Jiiest 1 !ar'sfehl, deCU':-"-.- y.;tr f .'r: ':-
;lV'flaV'" the tlefend
ftfianXreides'heyond the limits of this! State -V It
Is theref'tn e rtlered that publication be nadef ip
. the.Rid' igh Re ister for six eeks that unless the
J, pcferulant co.rpea. fprMfard on or. before; the next
Coifrt of Pleas and ftuarterjSessions to be held
, for the Qpuntyof Vke at the Court jHoiise in
i Raleifth.-pn the third. Monday of May next then
and there toep levy. and plead to issue, the jiuhr
'.' Went wiljf be niadeaf)sbhitei,. and the property
v ;V3ey,!?d .on condemned subject to ' Plai utiftsi re
f -cbvery; t W j Tcsff' r ' R. S KlN(i, (!. C.
(TgITATeligib and very crornmodif irs Stoe,
i r J vv)thr a larje, dry Cellar underneath, next
! door below1 1)oct. laywoods Office, oi 1 Fayette
' , ville.Street vAppjy tb.' the Subscriber.
JNO. STIJART.
Raleigh. 1 837.
51 4t
mi
, n tu t'resDVTcry ot urange, win me
t at Mur
L? freesbprbugh on, the third Thtu-sday in A-
kfrll? next:
..'The5 stated .Clet k3ecrrefe ' tb;. inform1-' the' Rre-
threnrahdthev'Cluitches liiSider the cre of tliis
Rodr, tic all the. Rccor.h and the Papers of
Presbytery1 Iks possession,) were consunuxl. m
- his dwejjiivg" house n the firstj of Janj.s ry last.
i -woii1d be'wpU' thefetbre jfor tbosel members
yhb hive aiiV papers iii their jiossessibri, to bring
ihenvlo'lhe'jiexl mcetincr.
if--r'i'l:. 3 WITliERSPOOK ;V ;
Stated Oikhk,,
: 51-
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.r i t
otate oi j ortij-uaroima.
1 . 1 -r: . a ; - 1 ' - - t '-
.Wakij County.1' : '; h .
Court of Pjleas and (Quarter j Sessions .Februarv
jfoflmton OrigibaJ if tachment, evied in
i -
ine. nanus i,.aron. utrgers. ana
"' John King.
be fwinnnoned as Garliish
ee.
JK T hVingvneen made appear to the Court, tb tt
IB the Defendant. huVreimived beyontl the limits
"" oi'the S'ateier, therefore ordeeI, that pubii
" q ition ocrna, 111, ,ie iiaieiti negisier for six
;, wee,!1 S tliat unles the Defendant c6mcs forward
on 01 bt-ttre the next Court of Pleas anil Quarter
'ft. SessjousVtd.be held fiir the- jCouniy. of '.v-4tce'at
'the. Ctiurt .;ifbuse-i Ralcigti,fon the thWT Monday
s'bf Mav- iiexU' tlieii 'ailtt tji-ve to answer, replevy
av.d rdtl tuiuet.tvdgment final will be enti-red
. up,, a im Vthe-pirp. 1 ty- levied on '.condenned sub
Meet to Plaiutiifs recovery. ; V '
i ry statecf Norths Oaioiiiiit: y
1 1 , VhtsV i.dtiiiry. ,:. 1 - :, y
', Coutt of Pleasxand tiuarter 'Sesions Fcbniary
'fl-yryy' y.iTprir; I8?7. ; I-" I
; i ' Stcplcn Jphns" jCte- uncial-attachment,.! or- J
' f J,f?;l;'-yTel amVvea.p.u the Ueft's.
-I .ri'V' m '-y.itii ,-fright inme landswof the late
ltv:yvniapVKing.JPnc linrthfil.l, decrhv -i
j yB Tlmving beejm)de api4?r:hat thh Oefeiul
r !!:...JS.Iant resides beyond ih hmits of thii State :-r
4 y i therefore orderelJhat publication; be made
' t 0? $n the Raleigh RegUterTfor weeks that unless
"the Defendant comes forward' on br before' tire
- V xt.Coiirt; nofi Pes , am) tler j Sessions,
-4 lobe held iorjtheccountv of .Valr. h r-.h...
UOUsJiii aucin IiW tile third M-rtfto .
Tet V??1 iWe to teplevy and plead to d
sue, the judgment u il! be made abs,h,teand I
lv. t'.'l X " Irvusa condemned subject to
intif - recovery
- .Test,
B.S. KfNGC.C..
11 mi i T r
1,1 ii
' 1 - i i ... i a ' - ...si
v-,i s kT had a mother once.y Jike you, i.vir.
V er rnV pillow fArT
,;". ;:;,'K81 fromMiv crveWtbe' briny "dew
-4 . . 4 Aim tnoucut stranire sieep engnain u. uei um, i cr
vw iC '..v.v.U a X,wlv. r'eniarl. I " s t Car J, the projv-ciors, O
C1tv:l-K7Tr,i: Kvy.M?. U af;it:An to these. contrlbi
:i;hat eye; t.knelf me dwn invoe - V ; v iarninof our country, the
- v , .An i sale i a ..loneiv vraver, , i - . . 1 ,
r r . '; ; Arel,' stiirmy tempi; seemM to glow
.WAmt flown. 1 full and wept i U.A
i' " tb' )p'ameMKe,-pro"ns' of'vit'ue
brbwicbneearu-h
, , ,. And pleasure bird my eye r
.'.''firet stiirfW Aan soft nd coldi' ! Z
;v l'.MiitainJcV 'swiiy, "rV-'-
v." As Therl amid mv'curis of p-old
X',yy r
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1
hi
;
TNT a' 'proposal for a new Journal, recent lyMssu
3 bv rqriectableJ house in'tNis city, it is Bta-
that Vrr? has been frecfuently expressed,
anI for IvoiiwonsideraWe time past," by . men of. 1
the hij;h8t literary anrt pr)tessionai ranit fu our.
comrrmhity, tKaf ;P1iitidelpIiIat p'osessedfribt es
rC in.r?Adiral wnrk'of a "isdlul arid perma-
nent .charaie' erlevoted to polite; learningvaJ
to all the branches of moral and political Science
tn wMch' Amicana haV a particnlf interest
I V m VW I
This , state nent excuea no ju-uc ui iovwi
mns of those whd. recollected that the Port
F6!?o, h d' been published in this city tor up-
wards of a qutrier ot a cenwiry, wmiasiwuT aim
Ah.eiP. ftUt: T)uriorvthis er50d-t3 paees
have been enriched by conmoutions, nov owy
from
v " men bfthe highest literary 5t protess'onui
lm our,twn community, but jyom ; persons
rank
of that descri prion throughout the whole United
cM f the Tlnlted States Travels in Frimce
ancl Ceneva, in'2 vUs. SvoC by a gentleman of
dis'inctioh in the South 4 Kssaj s oy a ritr,!.
!nn.o n(hvn v,himc. bv an eminent lawyer in
V rinia. Sr ; copious .ami . lauiiiMi ..
its . numerou V biographical memoirs ot .aisvii
miishrd Americans, that a gentleman of h.gh
reputation, of thisVy,1 very lately sohcited per
mission to emplov them in collection of Jlme,i-
Ti-nfihv, about to be puOlisneu oy Messrs.
IlUC I1C W. JUUI Mill.
1 . ...
itions to the polite
JW Foo has ren-
' . ! '
Z-A hnllitlp aid to he t inn Arts, Having- pur-
lislietl several hundred ngravings,ou which larC
sums have been expended. . . .
While1 the Pott Folio .-pursued this long and
successful enreer, numerous works of a similar
chaVact erappearcl, whose editorship, was con
fided to gentlemen of high reputation.- The
literary.-and professional men of Philadelphia
witnessed the rise of these enterprises and tney
suffered them to descend to the tomb of all the
Cahulets without expressing the slightest re-
$?t.' The proprietor or ie run runw m-jr
therefore be permitted toquf ion uie piupuc
ty of th(f assertion which has elicited these re
marks. ; ... .t-., - '
No one will denv the . right of establishing a
newjournal dvoUd to science and polite litera
ture. A" increased -int-rtest may be awakened
bv competition whicji may be useful to all ; but
but it is not liberal to do so by decrying others,
or treating with s'iht those .who have been en
gaged with advantage to the public in the sime
iaudab'W pursuit.- The Port Folio has always
fufnisheil a vehicle and invited contributions
from all who were competent to adorn its pages.
Instead therefore of a complaint that there is ho
such meilium, it should have been that it is not
sufficiently employed. The Public may rest as
sured that notlng shall paralyze our efforts to
preserve the character of bur Journal which it
has so JnW maintained.' J
Port Folio Office. rhiladelplaa wit .
Subscriptions for .this work, received by
Mr. Dasvel Peck, at the fost umce.
49 3tpd. ' ' - v - ' '
Navy Commissioner's Office,
12th March. 1817.
lAi:e0 ah frame and promiscnou Timber
JOT dfiips oj. inv iint) x'.rtguies y toiuups
fBlHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive
1 proplr!ak until the 31ist day of July noxt, fdr
furnishing Live Oak Timber, cut to moulds,
( which thev will funmh) for s'ups of the line,
frigates flmd sloops of war, and the proportion of
promiscuous Live Oak, cut to dimensions, that
m.iy be required, say (5000 cubical feet for each
ship of the line, 3000 tor each tngate, and 1000
for each sloop. The timber must be cut from
trees grriww in situations not more than 25 miles
from the -sea, deliverable at the, following build
ing yavdis, viz, Portsmouth, N. H. Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk,
during the years 1 828,' 1829 and 1830, say on or
before the 1st November of each, year.
Persons offering will be ple ised to state parti-
cularlv their terms per cubical foot,for any one of
the frames, with the proportion of promiscuous
timber required"; also, (should they be disposed
to offer for more) their terms per cubical feet.for
three frames collectively (one of each class.that is,
a 74, a 44, and a sloop,)with the promiscuous tim
ber, designating in all cases their prices for the
frame of a ship of the line, of a frigate,' of a sloop
and for promiscuous timber. The offers can be
made deliverable at any one, or either, or all the
yards above mentioned ; but the terms per cubi
cal foot deliveraMe at each, (if a difference be
made by the bidder) must be distinctly stated.
It is to 1:lc understood, that the Commissioners
will selejCt such offers, , and assign to each bid
der such portion eff the timber required, (not
less than one entire fi am e) and designate such
yards for the delivery as they may judge-expedient
for the public interest vand further, that
no-money will at any time, under any circumstan
ces, be.k'dvanced, and that none will be paid,
until an actual, delivery of timber ; that bond,
with two or more, sufficient sureties, for the faith
ful discharge of any contract, will be required ;
that tliQ. amount of such bond will be one
third the estimated .aniount of the contract.
Moreover, that as additional and collateral secu
rity, ten per centum of the avails of each cargo
will be reserved and1 withheld, until the contract
shail be fully complied with to the entire satis
faction t f the Commissioners ; and that, in all
deliveries of timber; a -due, proportion of the
most difficult pa:ts of the frames shall be deliver
ed, otherwise, it shall be at the option of the
Commissioners to withhold such amount, in ad
dition to) the ten pe cent, above mentioned, as
they .-.may judge expedient for the public interest,
until such deficient: proportion of such difficult
timbers shall-he delivered ; and it is further to be
uiulerstpod, tint all payments will' be made at
the places of delivery. r
.Those who may offer to supply any part of
tivs timherrare turi her requested to state parti
cularly .their own residence, the names and resi
dences of their sureties, to forward letters from
such persons, stating their willingness to become
sureties,
and also to forward evidence of the com-
petency
for-w hie
bf such persons as sureties to the amount
they may become bound. All offers
re t b0 sealed and directed to the Commission
ers of the Nay v, and endorsed with the following
wbrds, vjiz. '-wOffer to furnish Live Oak, under
the advertisement of 12th March, 1827.';'
Tie timber is to be inspected and measured
accordmg to the rules established by the Hoard.
a copy Ait wiucn may be obtained on application
to the Nivy Agent either at Pensacbla, Savannah,'
Charleston, S. C. Norfolk, Washington, Balti
more, Philadelphia! New-York, Boston, cr ports
momh,;.,H. - -.',., -yr i-,A ,
vAny bid not made ip Uniformity to this adver
hsementi or,that may may not be received within
tbe.tiiAe herein limited for r scejvingbids,' cannot
be considered , , . , 41-taw-t3lJuly
V t Cuurisellor at LawC
1 ATE!
of Oranjre Count vJ has recentlv setlle
JLJ himself at AVayrtesborough, and ' tenders his
orojessioiiid servioes to tbe citizens of , .Wayne
anct the atijacent counties. . . - 1" . - j ,
MarchH, 1827; .- - 48 6w 4
PRIN11NG
In general neatl rexeWt'ed at this Office.
, 1 Stutes.v rom its pagejHiave been seiecxeti sev-
I eral distinct volumes of " -olid and pt-rmanent
ari 5 i cnaractcr . svu:n iin- ....
U-l. ' ftVr, !hv John Qu'nc' Ad ms,oV the pre-
':.Mu.t,1)&' Sold,:, v-. ; .1
ATY;AVAKB FOREST PJL ANTATIONVfertfle
LiL and well improredcxteosiTely :' known 'as
one of 'the. most "healthy beautiful and desirable
places in ,the;State, sixteen miles. from Raleigh,
onthe mail road from Raleigh to Oxford," and the
much travelled roadtb Louisburg- and Petersburg-,
rs again offered for Sale. -toill' positively hehild
nt the lest offer if for riedr half it vdlue.t would
be 3 most eligible situation for ' familv from the
low country; .Letters addressed to the Pbsiinasier
IFuke Forest; iV will he duly attended to, and
ainie description ;of Jhe placfe and heighbor-
CAtVlN JONES. '
Feb'y 21827. ;f
48 2wp.
2stc-v - Debates .
firIE; Publishers of the 'Register of Dfbdtts are
a. under the'disagreeable necessity of announ
cing to their readers, that the publication of the
Second Volume must now necessarily be defer
red until afterthe "adjournment of the present
Congress. ' It'was put to press in June last, and
was confidently expected to be ready for delive
ry in October, at furthest. It proved to be a much
heavier work than was anticipated. An! acci
dental circumstance caused an interruption' of its
progress for ninety ' days; and; on resuming" it,
we found that time did not allow of its com . Te
tion before the close of this Session. More th n
seven hundred pages, each comprising nearly the
quantity of a newspaper column of small type,!
are already .struck oil and tne wliole. volume
will comprise, it is calculated, more than twelve
hundred pages. . The delay of publication 'occa
sions us a considerable loss, and to the patrons of
the work no little disappointment. It cannot be
avoided now, however, .and we. must bear our
loss, and our friends their disappointments L with
patience-endeavpiing to avoid a recurrence of
like delay. , ;
The volume now in the press, being volume
If. will be Completed and published by the first
of June next ; and volume. III: comprising the
Debates, 'Laws, and State Papers, to which the
present Session of Congress gives birth, shall be
ready for delivery by the first of October, f
So far from proving to be a work of profit thus
far, br promising tb be for some years, the pub
lishers find it a.losirttr enterprise, at present, and
naye occasion ior an tne aiu or inose wuio uunit
it valuable tb the country, or may find it useful
to themselves. Orders for the work, therefore,
from booksellers and individuals will ;ie thank
fully received. GALES & SfiATON.
31111065, 1827.
Ttie celebrated anil thorough-hred
Race Horse,
WASHINGTON
will Staid at my Sta
ble in this place the
ensuing season, which
will commence on the
first of March and end
on the fifteenth day of July, and, owing to ihe
hardness of the times, will be let to Mares at the
low priee of fifteen dollars if paid within the sea
son ; twenty dollars payable on the first day of
January next ; ten dollars the single leap, to be
paid when the mare is coveredj ;:.and thirty-five
dollars to insure, pavable when the mare is dis
covered to be in foal or exchanged, with j one
dollar to the Groom in each and every instance.
Persons putting, or becoming respons ble; for
a class of six mares, shall be entitled to the! sea.
son of a saventh gratis. Good P sturage will be
provided for Mares and grain &c. furnished at the
market prices. Every care will be taken to pre
vent, but. If will not be responsible for ecsapes or
accidents of any kind." j
Washington is a bright sorrel full fifteen and a
half hands high, eight years old this spring, of
great strength, power, muscle, bone & sinew; was
got by the celebrated Race Horse Timolen, one
of the best sons of Sir Archie, out of the famous
running mare Ariadne, by Citizen, Wildair, Spa
dill, Silver Eye, and thus unites in. himself the
blood of Carolina, Reality, Vanity, Sir Archie,
CitizenPacolet &. Monsieur Tonson But read
the following certificate from the most eminent
sportsmen of the country, as to his blood & per
formances. ; j
We, the undersigned having been in. the habit
of seeing and ing horses for a time past, take
pleasure in rendering justice to the stallion
Washington. " His runs, two, three and four
mile heats, have distinguished him as a racer of
the first osder. The runs of Ariadne, his dam,
gave her a high station on theTurf,& the raceof
his sire, Timoleon, are acknowledge d by all to
have been among the best ever run, & the colts
of Timoleon heretofore, and particularly this fall,
have not only been, ood but great.-. Given un
der our hands this 16th day of November, 1826.
'.Wm. R.'Johnson,
William Wynne,
Wm. West,
A. A. Wyche,
. N. Gee,
I Thomas McGehee.
Henry M. Clayj
James J. Harrison,
Robert R, Johnson,
John Worshami
Arthur Taylor,
Washington's first colts were dropped
last
tifi-
spring and that they are excellent will be ce
ed by Col. Robert H. Jones, Mr. Wm. T. Wil
liams-Gen. Robert R. Johnson, Mr. James Sti-
mervll, MrPeter R. Davis and all others who
have seen them.
PETF.R MITCHELL.
Warrenton, Feb. 6th 1897.
Twin Lever Cotton Press.
I HAVE this day sold to Mr. John C. Stedman
my Patent Right for the State of North -Carol in a,
to whom all aoplications will in future be made.
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
February 21, 1827 ' , j
,
TlIE Subscriber having purchashed the Right
for the State of North-Carolina, of the TWIN
LjEVKR COTTON PRESS, will dispose of indi
vidual HitjhtA on the origihar terms. County or
District Rights on reasonable "terms. This Press
being now prettV generally known, iti&deeroed
unnecessary to say any thing' iiY commendation of
it, sb it has met the approbation of all who have
witnessed its operation. ' Persons desirous to use
this Press would do well to prepare the timbers,
(a bill of which will be furnished on application,)
in order that they may season before put up
J. C. STEDMAN.
Raleigh, Feb. 22, 1827. 41-w6t !
TXmU 33DiRS;
J.
GALES ec bur nave just received
the
following:
The Atlantic Souvenir for 1827, published by
Carey &. Lea, Philadelphia. .
- Foiget me not, for 1827, published by A iker
man, London. .
; - York Town, or a historical romance, dedicated
to General Lafayette, 2 vols. . v t -
- Lady, ot the Manor, by MrsiSherwocd,3 vols.
vRoivIett's Tables of Discount or Interest1 new
edition, 182G. .'.. ; ( ,
I A treatise on Physiology applied to Patholo
gy, by F. J. .VI Brbussais, . M. D. translated
trom the French, by John 3elU M.. D. v
The influence, of . Tropical Climates on 'Euro
pean ConstitutionSf'bethg a treatise on the 'prin
cipal i diseases incidental to Europeans : in the
East arid West Indies, Mediterranean and Coast
of Africi by James Jphnson.M. D. s :
.A Treatise on the diseases of Females,' by Waj
P. Dewees, Si; D.:of Philadelpha.t? v:'
v ; Lexitripn-Medicum OiHMedicl Diction,.new
edition,' 18i26, by Robert Hooper. M.-D fourth
American from fifth Londou edition.
; aialeigl), March 5,-IBZTi :h ,,44
Selling
rrjHE tockof Charles vStuarf,. consisting pf a
laving been 'on hand s "more" than nine- months,
and .the: very reduced prices at which they will
be sold rwill-nake,it aii object, for those yishing
bargains to call. , "- - : ' . ' '
-Raleijrli: Feh.7 '-' - : 37 -Z ?
J f '
Notice.-
iTriE'Piblic are informed that the Drawing jbf
I
i- J -the pjrford .Academy Lotjeryi; thirq: ' Crass,
will not take nlace-,. Holders of tickets are re
quested to return them and-receive tickets 'm
other Lotteries or the cash r f
To prevent-Unnecessary: .trouble, theyf will
please return them to he Agent or Vender from
whom they w;-re purchased. " " ;
IrATtib 6t 1IN l ,x Itti, Managers.
Feb. 25.
42
By his Excellency, II. G.; Jhirtoju Gover
nor of the.Stjtteof ' North-CarolhuL
) :
WHERE AS !it satisfactorily appears tn me,
that ne JOEL MITCH P.LL has commit
ted a murder on the bbvty of l&iles IfafJilamX has
subsequently fled beyond the limits of the. State".
Now therefore know ye, that the aboe reward
will be given to any person or persons who shall
apprehend the said Mitchell, and have him com
mitted to the jail in Halifax county,' in the State
aforesaid, or to some other jail, 'pa that he may
be brought to trial.- The civil and military au
thorities of this state, are heieby required to aid
and assist in tne apprehension and detection of
the said Mitchell. Mitchell is a free man,.qnite
black, about five feet 3 or 4 inches in height
square built, and walks in rather a stooping po
sition, with his head leaning to one side; lias lost
one of his fore teeth, talks fine and rather through
the nose, complaisant when spoken to, by trade
a bricklayer and , plaisterer, about 45 years ; of
age, but looks younger. -
in testimony wnereor, 1 nave causea
ine great seai 01 . xncaiaie 10 De
hereunto affixed, and . signed the
same at Ralei-h, the 19th da v of
March, 1827.
11. G. RUR I'ON.
By the Governor, . ' . .
Johx K. C amtbt.-lij, P. Sv-c'y.
Qr" The Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg In
telligencer and Norfolk Herald, will insert the
anot e weeKij , ior eieriu. weeKs. .. , ..
Office of the Amihican Pahner,
Baltimore, Friday, Feb. 23, 1827-
WE wish tu t every friend of this Journal
should understand, and that they would have
the kindness to make jt known, that to any one
who will procure four subscribers, avd remit 'on
their account $20 we ..will 'send a fifth copy pf
the American Farmer, without charge or, any
One who will procure five subscribers, will be al
lowed to retain $5, on his remitting the remain
ing $20. We bet;- also to repeat, tiiat all which
is necessary to be done -by any one, wishing to
subscribe, is to enclose a five dollar note by mail,
at the risk of, and uddre sued to The Editor of the
Imerican Farmer Jialdriore and whether the
money tie receiveu or not. tne paper win ue tor-;
warded immediately, and the. actual receipt of
each number of the volume will be guaranteed
by the Editor. . "
The American Farmer is published weekly, by
J. S. Skinner, Postmaster of lialimore, printed
on fine pa -er, the size of ordinary newspapers,
folded so'as to make 8 pages ; about one-half or
four page?, devoted toprac:ical Agriculture; the
remainder to Inter .al Improvements, Rural and
Domestic Lcommny ; selections fr housekeepers
and female readers, and Natural History and Rural-Sports.'
A minute index and title pate to the
whole volume is published, and forwarded with
ast number of each volume. A' single number
.will be sent to any one who may desire to aee a
Specimen oi the publication. - . . -
The American Farmer is circulated '.through
every state and territory, and is written for by ma-
ivor ine mosi aisunguisueu practical tarmers in
tlie Union. . ' ?
-6w. ' J. S. SKINNER..
Coac talcing, UVgs, &c.
THE subscriber haying employed On of the
. best and most experienced workmen, from
Newark, N. Jersey, as Superintendant of his
Shop, and having bid in a well chosen stbck'of
materials in New-York and Philadelphia, he will
furnish those who may want any thing m his
line, as low as they can be purchased at any
regular shop north of this,
He has on hand a handsome assortment of
Carriages, Gigs and Harness, of almost every
description; some of which are now finished,
the rest in a state of forwantness ; all of which
will be sold at reduced prices, for cash, , or ne
gotiable paper. The work, in every instance,
will be handsomely .finished, and warranted tb
be well executed. Orders are solicited.
TUO. CORES. '
Raleigh, N. C. Jan. 1827.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
24r.G00. 10.000 DOZ1I1ARS.
, Nevv-Yrk Consolidated Lottery,
C!ass No. 1, for 1'.. 7. '".."
Sixty Number Lottery Nine Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME. . ; ; . -
1
Prize of S24.000
18
824,000
10,000
4,000
1.865
10,000
, 10.000
10,000
. 5,100
. 5,100
3.825
1
1
1
10
20
50
51
102
153
.1530
11475
. 10,000
4,000
1,865
1,000
. 500
200
100
.50
25
12
6
18.S60
68,S50
1
050
TIZCS.
' S171,100
ot 1 ickets.
Whole, S6 Half, $3 Quarters, $1 50.
Orders from the Country (post paid) will meet
witn prompt auenuon; it audressed to .
; YA PES ,& NPINTY'RE,
Italeigh or Fayettemlle, N. C.
V Tickets in all the NORTH ERN LOTTE.
RIES of respectability can b had at the North
ern prices at either of our. Offices for -Georgia,
North or South-Carolina Bank 'Notes, and the
Prizes of those Lotteries always received in pay-
ment for tickets, or the Cash pakl for them on
demands " ' , ,
Raleigh, March, -1827 V v - : -
, ; - ,.v JOtlCie. 1. fir-,!
THE'Certificate for 40 Shares of the Stock of
the Bank of Cape-Fear, . in the name of Alex
ander D. Moore, being lost," applicatiohVill be
made for the renewal'of said Certificate 'at the
expiration of three months from this, date.y '
. v' REBECCA MOORE, VAdmuustriitTh: of
v ? u". ..- . v:; .; -:A. D- MOORB.'v""
1 - ' : J: Gales and Son :
HAVE jiist received W fresh supply of Uie
i ATLANTIC . SOUVENIR, ' ahd FORGET
MElfOT for 1827,. iThe Eugrarings which adorn
tnese Aastetul works, to say vnotnuigoj the j udict
ous SeletUoris. and the "interesting" original mzU
. '.general- assortment pi winter amf summer
,d6odi; Will poRitiyelybe soldatcot;& charges.
The goods at e ' cfe'neraliy ;hew, none 'cfruhem
I J ter, arct4)'yworth the price of the Uook. v '
A POCKETrBbOKMlSST
7ir.n?I -ST .trayelJiBg'bnhc read to rav
Rook'contamincr nnw'rd5i p;ft i".n
Rank Notesi-one waVa $20 note oHl iVS
Newbern. - the Kdane.e "ten nnA . K
confained ajetomm -ndation frbrri Mssrs. r
&. Son, as to my so .riety and industrv,.a nr;
not ice to attend muster an I . other paperJ
will shew to whom the Book belongs. As tV "
was all tlie mcmeyT possessetl, I hope' the Wnir
w'1!.f!ecrint.erestedln fts heing again restored ,
tne, and 'should any negro or suspicions wv,
person offer a twenty tlollar note at anv'nf A
. - - w tup
as above stated.
DAVID (BKAYMEI.
X Ralegh, Feb. 19.
THE NEW YO H K M IUROu;
'And XaitiesJLiteraru 'Gazelle. "-
JLDITEO BY . GEORGE JMORRts.
Here shall voung gejuus wingt hi.s eagle fhW
j f.J. .1. .v: 1 r k- . fa''.
" men ticw-uiupa uuatviiiij irwui iqs pmrries of
light.'-
S the. Mirror will? soon complete its for
." 5'ear, the editor ,1 tin seasonably nresen -
himself before his numerous and .highly respeC
table'patrohs and the public, with sentiments ol
profound respect, and.a deep sense of the obligv
ions which are imposed upon him. ,"Tb say that
his revi'ard and encouragement have, far execetj
ed hik high expectatiorisi but be but: a dir.tex.
pression of his feelings for the pleaisure pi
those feelings isvnmeBisiirabry heightened whec
he reviews the tiames of jjiose. who-make upthc
great portion of his stippbrters. Tfi . be distir,.
.guished with the counteTiancey ind favoiir of the
j wise and virtuous,' is at all times rlattering..to the
I pride of any manY but to a young man, ita!!(h!j
:a charm too great foe" language td express. m
Vry motive; 'therefore,'- Which yspring from the
strongest impressions of, honour and grj.titu
will be called forth, not: only to preserve, bu to
'improve the character, of a publication so kindly -fostered,
-aud so frenefoslyysupporte(L Ve
have unremittingly endeavoured; and shall here
after go on with increase;! zeal in our endeavours,
to cull from the: varied fields of literature, tte
cliiicest ' and most fiagrarit flowers, is a just,
though humble tribute, to our fair readers
With a view to render the Mirror still more ac
ceptable and valuable, we propose, on the.com-m-
ncement of the fifth year,' and to continue it
with each returning quarter, to arebmpany it
with a splendid Engraving, executed iii the finest
style of which the state of the aft in this ccuntrr
will admit. It is intented to present,.in succei
sion, the most accurate Views of our principal
Public . Edifices, followed by .correct historical
. Descriptions, so as to preserve a knowledcre of
tne period ot. tneir tound-tion, ot 'the uses to
which thev are applied, and of such other cir
cumstances connected with them, as may be
worthy bf preservation. y , ; ' ;
' To tht. se who may, wish more fully to under-.
stand the character of the work, & to commence
their subscriptions' on the. opening a new volume,
perhaps it is proper to say, that it is devoted
(though not exclusively) to the! following sul-
jects::. . .'!' .' ;- " .
Orip-inal .Moral Tales either fictitious, - or
founded on events of real life-! in the United
States of America. y
The Censor comprising a series of numbers
pathetic, satircal, mdral humorous &c. deno
uiinatedlhe Little Genius. : t ' '.
i?wew-of publication's, foreign or domestic.
Grii-infrl -fis$atfs-oti literature; morals, history,
voyages, travels, American antiauities. thefkiit
arts, &c. '.' y - -
Female Character manners, beauty, dress and
education' ;y ' ' .-. -. : - - .
Jliriericdp' ffiotrraphy- or historical sketches of
the livesof such persons, oft both sexes, as hafe
become celebrated for their heroism, virtue, for
titude, talents, patriot isin, 8cc. ' :
- Literary Intelligence pr notices of ne w. publications-:-y.
,:-v y''yi'.y '-''V- ':'
: The Drama comprising strictures on the Nctr
Yorkjstage. -'' , ' y f '
. :J)esvltory Selections--v?iih occasional remiirVs.
- Anecdotes humorous, literary t historical, &c
Passing events "of the week. 'l . " .'
. Poetry -original and, selected ;
Together with to any other miscellaneous sb-
lectsJ whieb 5t wn1rt h nimcppturv r.nw !nnii.
merate. " ,; '"".:-y - 'i ": :'." i . V': 1 .
The Mirror is published every Saturday,, for.
the proprietor, by Daniel .Fanshaw, at the Ame
rican Tract Society House, No. 87, Nassau-st.
'The terms are Four Dollars per annum, payt
ble in .advance. .. ' " " . !
, ' Nea,-York February, 1827 :. " . - : .'
' : - : 1 '' r
Subscriber, j wbo has pre
sided several years in public Seminaries, is desi
rous to superintend an Academy in some healthy
.part of North-Carolina.? Satisfactory testimonials
of character and competency can be produced.
Letters f post paid) directed'to . Raleigh, will be
THO. L. RAGSDALE.
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Feb. 15i 1827.
Valuable" Property ;for Sale.
, . . ; ' t-.t ' -i' j I"':
T SHALL offer for sale to the higliest bidder,
on Tuesday, the 17th day ofj April next, at
the late Dwelling House of Dr; -Jasper Gillett,
dee'd. in Wake Cownty the whole of the pro
perty belonging to the esate, of said deceased,
except the Lands - at 'Negroes, wh;ch will be
sold privately, f providetk suitable offers should
be. made. The property' consists of valuable
Household Furniture, all of which is new and of
excellent. quality j two yafuable Gig Horses;
S tock of Cattle," Plantatibn utensils, and Kite en
Furniture x a1 parcel of Corn, i Fodder ; Ba
con, and Brown Sugar. A shop of Medicine,
with shop Furniture; a viluable Library of Books,
consisting of Medical, Historical 8c Misfeelbr.eo
Works ; one Gig and Harness; one Sulky j three
valuable Negroes, to wit,' one Man, and two likf
lyyyoung ' Women ; about 150 'acres of La! I1,
with a vrv comfortable Dwelling House, new
and well finished, withiconvenitnt out houses."
allof which are new.. . Judging from the patron
age which the late Dr. Gillett received at n
place, tiiefe can be no doubt but this is one cj.
the best stands for a Physician in all this pa"1 c
the country. ' Ttrms of sale twelve months crp
...w, n.....n .
security before ? the property 13 changed.;
sale'to continue frbm day to day until all iss -
v. - -v x i f: J --vf y JOEL KING, Executor- . -
Wake County,' 5- ?Ci.n ,
r March24, J827. 5 rff
V DRAWINGS.
1550;' 51,-49, 1, 44, 2C, 5.
HE above are the drawn numbers in
k 1 t.l...- W T ntt.rtr 6th C'aSt'
wbirh mve nur Office the
sale of a consiaer- -
portion of the Capital Prizes No. 15, 30, 5 il.
entited tn $10,000 1, 4449. to$5,00r-l8,'
The Drawing of the Maryland State Lottery
Ndr 10; i also received, in which we Pve5o
been fortunate in the f disposal C P"ZC
7881 drew -the Capital, of. $10,000, o,
$5,000, No 3376,1,000 t Ny 4742 1,000.
16291 $1,000 ; No--16227 $1,000 ;. ho. W
also al.000.?
H olders of Prizes are : requested to,
them for: payment, or receive- Tickets .in v
J Lotteries see advertisements- y 1rrLKY
I . . v YATE" EOtelNTYKC .y
stores or shops in Raleigh, information will nW
beyconveyed immediately to Mr, Green BohKn
I . had the Book in Raleigh on Saturday, and di
not discover 1 fiat 5t u'mc niil inmt
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"A"
aleighi.Marcl) 17, 1827; J " ; ' T : u-
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