:
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a-
r "
4
Yr
1.
v
I". is
4if burs are the plansof fair, delightful peace, ' 'f H
2 V
V i .
unwarp'a ay party rage to live jiKer DrotuejT. , .
V "
j . t- ;
,,I ."h, , ."M. " '' ' ' : ( V ' J " Uhwarp'd by party rage to live likcTbrothers.' J , " . ; v" - s, V " ' '. '--.,tJ -
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,i l s ptibVvshed 'every Txtesb at1 and Friday, Dy
1 ; v 4 JOSiRPH :tAKf& Stl SON, , r
- Ai JVe iJorZar per annini--lfm advance.
eeen9iteenjinesneatlyinserted
.?f-i.v';fl 4 rntsfof every succeed-
i L.t-i:.: :. trrsitJ'r lencrth in the
aimc'nmnortion
a-D;rf1 A. T" ettrs to the Edit
rs must be post-
ftaid.'
f . . ' " . 1 . .J ! .. 8 v ,.. ., ... '
. . l.li..
; a verv extraorilinary case the;
y m dNew fbti hdahl Dofl hei jD
S erv :--iWhi!e in practice at'
sagacity
octor.ob-
Queliec,
.:Vv'a lanre tfoirJ bfeertiniti pid(Vaselv fr
from ; the
ixisht: leir, attracted the attention bfbne nf
tot students :-by sti okms the dog; on the
head; and ; backy he rwasA cixt-1 into Mhe
1 nrerV. wlterei' on exaniinaiiftrf, F found an
y. arterv ami- uiet tenuon9 5 conp?eiei y aiyiu-
-edi;I jpnlered the; pnor arihnat to be firm
: ;'l v secured, i byvivhich ineans k lieatu was
'apnliedtncthV;,ble and after
havin the hair fiurwu nd ingj the wound,4
'.xarefui I y: ; ' ppl Tjadle8ii ve- tpfa stjers and
'.'broubhtita edcs toffethet leavins a mal!
a pertu re iojr Tne ngaiure, cq v ereu wnn a
11
mv eiiriist. nat
prearetl:tri be; iinilistufbed i I however,
rnroved it fortjhe-purpqse, hf examinina;
?the f tate ofjthe iyound, and as the strips if
'.plasters seemed fo be In the dhesive state
''lma;apptiei-nj before,? they
; vweatlowet! .rejjnain.-' 'pri the third day
, about the sa hie, hotii, the' saga cious animal
; ';inideiiS appearancie- hicw'as iheii of course
contvierel by riie as an odtlo r patienti irt-
ognita. an t i m pa t i entl.yj"' (by hi s, gest u res)
vajted his turn to" meet, the attention ef my
assistants ' to Ir?ss; aneiw hiis bounds..' fo
'C'w'htclv'.m? m bst", cen tl vf st
V durinz.the vhoie time oil
on ii
ted, licking.
of) the
pe rat ion, the
e continued
hands ,of -' the
operator!. I
pu nctpally to visit my su
rsery: every morn
inff.at tnersame nour . until cu
a . . t - - a f " l
redj .which I
een-davs. I
dog belonged
John's sub-
Relieve was hot Jess than fifi
found, sometime aherhat the
to ar-respectable butcherun S
k urb ;
and to prove the sratitude of
that
animal.
I must say, thall gevery timelT had
occasion' 1:0 pcUs his mater's house
it was
impossipie? 10 avoid. tine.
extreme caresses
and fondness ' which "he ;
lisp
laved by his
' Jalert gestures and jumping tind even fol--lowing
me through my visits to all the pa-
xienrs i men nad umier my care in
both
suburbs,? ) and. then following until he saw
ine, safely in my own lodwingsl wheh he i
tned ia te Ij depart ed for his mas te r's horn
im
ie :
and what more extranrdiMrv. alT fhe
r enticing resorted,; lb by Ehetudents ; and
,x Apq . myselt,snever:could jpreyail upon the
dog to enteri the surgery aftkr he was diS'
missea a cvred.
i ' ' : , - V :LtPmh Dec: 24
1. At Jhe Assiies which have iust termi
w-rtatetl, : Joseph Fayet, aged 24, Was' put
" bar for perpetrating: murder.- It :
to
ap-
peareuni evinence mat irns vt
young man is
ine ntuiMt cnuu or a v person possessm
(r
co n s id e ratnei p rope r y iii.jh is ; d epartment;
' f lis educatioirhad n ot bele f i n e?U: c f ed by
his father, whi in tended,' j it vas generally
rumoured, lii bequeath his estate to hinr,
but bei.Mgof a pen u ri oti sj . d is pos i l ion , t h e
allowance granted - tor his support was so
small, that he was compelled to accept the
r situation of a- clerk-
III il .91 1 IV
warehouse.
? H e re he becaine ac q u a i n te I wi t h a beau t i
..iuijuuug it-uia.c, ii.uneu iiauuine rasse-
mare, a uisiant reianon to ine family' in
which Fayet resided He' became tieep-
f ty enamoureu, ana itHnng a, lew month?
., met wim sucn encouragement, rthat he had
i reason to Deiieve tne -icpqer passion was
tnutuat Ariyali howeverikuddenly made
his appearance, inlhe lperson of !a young
Miuu, wiio.iiaviu lesuieu, several
ei, several 'year
-
iri Paris
had
fel
return
to his native place
for the pbrpose ot - commencing business
ins autireos ,a nrenossessinir.? newas not
winou t , pecumary
means; : antj no stain
onhis bit th,v jTheedvaritags wen
perior tov th'isle IpiKssed by Fay et,
ere su-
who
was. . unceremoniously, discarded Mho pre
sence of his mistress. aUhic passion o the
you t h we re e xi r e ii e I y , v i !l eu t h e be cam e
nearly trantic with jealousy and -rageandV
? in - the t prerftce; ofsevl :iridivjduals7
.swore iiiat he would ; br revenged on the
Jae conductof CIaudiriie::: Tlie nublicu
.f ?pn.;- the hatrhsX betweeji the you ng fei
H male and, Ivs t inore fortynateri v a 1 took
dace jnjthe 3d of Auguiti On the even
inir ui in is uav
jayer entereii a nmm wnerc
Claudfne was
i tt i psr, tabVett he r i n seve
tti paijis in ine.iace.anu, oosoni; une ;o
the wop nds proved rtnortt;.' 5 the - Vr etched
iri expreu inreet-days alter inis eyent
iayerfled, and VVas notJieard 6f lor seve
jj al weeks, wheri Pricureuf d;u Roi receiv
hi a letter Irom himlatd Bnoule, to this
eTect : fc I 'loved Clauldine beyoriil-any
iMving I can express ; he was faithtes to
" . t, -j.' w w V ... V vwiiiw IIW .1IV 9J
v fjetested ' rival. " Her beautywas the sole
iici aim wag nniiTir-it riftmn to tvit .t
. iJ v tiau ui .view, uuu ine 541a us fin-
t.;Hi jjut one
unfort uoate.blovi j';. which
, nK intend tu si e,! 1 have just heard
riva$et "at ioVrtf;hut to rftyrea suir
.fifiSeijBHow 'tme of my ejiriiest patie'ntf-4-tiie bandajje
. .. Dieted on lie'r facej were!tnteutled itirde
r .P!1?6 her of wjiat'l lene w;wa.s estrmateu a';
higher alue thah all her. other 'n
deprived her of life, and mine is not worth
Keeping 1 ne oniy lavor 1 nave 10 ueg
you is to send an officer tpgconyey nieto
pnson.'r . hen the gown which his vic
tim had worn .was presentee! to him, he
aeizedit with ardour, aritl pressing it to
his I i ps,u exclaimed,' " We shal I soon meet
again !?V Fayet was found1 guilty and sen
tenced to be guillotined. V ,
TP"
Dijone, Dec. 22.
An extraordinary trial fr murder took
place here two days -ago. . A gamekeeper,
named Barnavon, was found 'at three;- o'
clock inthe afternoonf on the 10th of Aug.
wounded in the most: shocking manner 5
the unfortunate man had received eight stabs
10 different parts of the body and jvioteiy
blow on the head which had fractured his
skull : he was carried to his dwelling, and
in presence of his wife and chrildren made
the following statements u Tvvo neighbors
cal led u faon me for the nu mose of obtaini ne
my assistance in preventing a miller named
a ::a- t u oo,r I
, . , . , j ci "iii j
businessI!returried homewards, when pass-i
ig near a narrow road.-Audran sprang!
irnmjieninn a nene ami reiieii me to ine
earth v.'ith a bludgeon
?eon 5 whilst lying sense-
frl a r.fr.,lKKl
in I, die murderer stabbed
ess uurni uiciriwuiiu, ine iiiuiueicr biuuucu
me in the bqsoai ? fhe pain caused by Uhe
second Diaw Drought me to.a sense ot my
dreadful situation, and n'sinaron mv knees I
Isaid, Audran, take pity on mv poor
alr o.f nnt Iflll moH V ,
-i. . . . . I
was unneeciea ; ne inuictea several staus,
x leiime iu uie,siaie in wrucn 1 was lounu.-t
tri. .r Vi r.. l? l r . i I
Atnlritn a'as lit pnupca arpaerad onrl humimht 1
in4ft-tKk,'raorir'i f iha (firini man 1
X i -
Hi. i f Jrr "Vk 5 : i' ' r I
uiu 1 commit the crime said Audran.
mvp infti annvfl iK pnrp. nnr jhrp i
j ,, - 7 1 1
spar ine wail 01 a garden belonging to
Mr. JLouis, was the reply.'? Immediately I
after uttering these words, lie wounded man I
PYnirirl I' ip nA pa ron. tK l I
that was; lndicaied 5 no marks of blood
were to be found : but . the confession of
JSarnavon, added to the circumstance of
a coat which Audran wore on the. day of
he murder; not bem"' diaenvred. ' was
leemed sbfficient evidence : the Jury found
1 , (. 1 ' . " ,
Ueatn. AltUOU2?l the prisoner had denied I
most solemnly knowing any thurg about
. v . - . . . 1
a.1 . - ! I J m . m . . I
ne crime, vvnen urousnt oacic to the con-1
Icmned cell; he stated .that lv killed T?n
navon. not.on the snot indicated bv the
atter, but in his FAudran's j own garden
1 i .. , . . . .. j .
where a quantity of blood would be seen.
ri'lilo nrnvpff'f.i ha hn A V.i TT V,f . I I
hat Barnavon entered the garden for the
purpose or commuting robbery, that a
" t ruggle . jtook , place betwpen th em, and
prisoner would have been murdered. -I
parnavor.y wno was a powerful manrMuglit furnishing Live Oak Timber, cut, to moulds; rorre8..wnini rauwjr aniiiu-9i-uirei jura,
in so determined a manner, that, notwith- (which they will furnish) .for ships of the line; Green Lewis Col. 2y Spring Aaron ..
standing ihe lliffrenf Stabs inilicted, , had frigatei. and sloops of war, and the proportion of S vI ISm
nnrtl.p himw i.nr,n ti, uOIi k promiscuous Live Oak, cut to dimensions, : that Goocn jUaiuei 1 apears vmie m.-.,
not the blow upon the heal been given Uy be required, say 6000 cubical feet fr eacli Henderson Wn,, - . . Smith Alexander
with a heavy piece of wood, which hanDen- .i,;l r i: nnn ..Mnnri Hubbell Ransom 2 SanforU Wahinsrton
ed to be near the place of combat, he .the for each' sloon. The timher must he cut from Hunt Thomas T.- r -Taylor Wm. V. -
Fhis statement reached the Jurv on thelfrom the sea deliverable at the following build
n)llowinrdav.and tht.v renupsrpd th. T.,dra
a.. rcu ,c scuic .tc u. tieaui 10
vai c, Ai witnesses j nicy were re-ex-
amined by the Jury, and the account gi
r r. inAl i- r n A . I iL' . - a. " ' 1
ven
oy me
prisoner proved to be the fact.
However;
the trial was over, and the un
fortunate
man who- would have been ac
quitted, still remains in prison; under sen
. .. l - t .1 . . r-
tence or ueain ; ne is, or course recom
mended, to the King's mercy. &
ho Mn
INVtb liUUI
ue but -little doubt that in
a iew nays uc
4W
I.-
will be lihentpd frhm-fon'finpmunt
win ue iiuerateii irom connnement. ..-v.
lvv Ij&lutl , t '
TT -;! ' f' r, r ' i f 1 1 i
Uymg & bCOtmng Ji. Stab lis II men I,
vr ; i ' North,-Carolina, s '
THE1 Subscriber embraces the present oppor-
tunitv of informinor the I belies nntlrrin
of Raleigh, land the public generally, tkat he has
commenced the Dying Business,;in all its various
Branches," .in. th
i. VL- .. . ;
ueieneiiicni i wo r uoors soutn oi
Gen.' Daniel's
- i
wince, r ayetievuie ireer, wnere
. J.J t- j.
he is prepared to finish piece groods of all kinds,
equal to imported, viz. Cloths, Cassimeres, Cords,
velvet starts, Silks, Satins, Crapes, Hosiery, &c.
Geptlemenj? garments of every descriation scour
ed, dyed, or renewed, and finished at the short
est notice, in as mucn penecnon as at any otner
establishment in the Union
i. His mode of Steam
Scouring extracts all kinds'
i of CTf-ase. mint tar
alculated to rj reserve
etc- ana m. aamiraDiv . calculated to nresprw
clothes -'during the summer season from moths.
&c, j Ladies' Dresses of every description, dyed
to any shade, or black chanired to other colors.
Lesrhoin and Straw Bonnets bleached, or stains
removed, or dyed'and trimmed to the latest fa 1 Commissioners t withhold such amount, in ad
shions. Ribbons. Gloves. Stockimrs. Shoes. &c. I ""itioo to the ten-per cent, above mentioned, as
dved to;
any colour. Ladies' Pelisses scouredl
dved, or pressed Also, Merino 8c other Shawls,
scoured, and the colours revived, equal to new.
North-Carol ni. or Domestic'Cloth. consistine- of
cotton arid wool, dyed and pressed, to appear
elegant, - Military Unitorms, Embroidery, &c.
cleansed and restored to their original brilliancy; i
Ladies : and . Gentlemen : are invitee to call and
examine specimens dyed-, at this establishment.'
Ife"warrans: all his colours, which'for. brilliancy
a net d virab ility can riot b e sdrpassed by any slmi-
iai .csLauiisuiueni in uie union. ;,. . - . ; -
N; B. Gentlemen's Clothes ;neatly :repai red,
with despatch; oh reasonable terms." All articles '
sent to.the establishment to be dyed or'scoured,
win ucrejuy iur ueiivery in iwo orxnree oays
it' U -v.M.- A. . v fc j .'.- -'. j. :
t , V V ivpni... - . -
f JT1 II AT, elttriM A knA'i H7 onminimie - StniTo''
ja, witu a arge, dry Cellar underneath, nextl
from the time of receivlner . them," weather per-1
mitting.;- ' 4 ; ' V- V file Umber
' - ,v ;;,JOHN BRtSSlNGTON.-: according tot
K Raleigh. ' Anril 17. . ' - I . r ' 57 3m . ' a copy uf whr
" 1 . ." "... - ii- ' . i ii ' i i ' . m, . . a , ' i 1
iioor oeiow unct. -llavwrtnfl'fi. f Hi . nn 'KaTj-.tt
vine street. Apply to the subscriber. v ? I -y.'r ,'"Jf .wvvt,:T'. t joueries always receiyea irr payment tor tickets,
" ' , -J -. : - ' JNO ST0ART. ! , e. herei unuted for receiTingb.ds, cannot J r the casK paid for embn 4cma v-y. '
Vtfaleigb, 18274 -; J 5l 4t - Considered, - : , 4lMw-aiJalH k? i?
23B2F l PORE FOB.
NAVT COWMISSIOKKBSl OFFICt,?
r,i-"VV.V y:- 23d March, 1827.J; j :
C3 EALED nronosala will be received by. the
O Commissioners of the Navy, until the
day of July, 1827,T for the supply of
3000 barrels of Pork,;
3500 barrels of Beef. ' .
OlSl
viP thir of Jhe quantity .of , PorVand, , one
third of the qnantitv of Ueef. to-be delivered at I
each of the Nivv Yards at
S' ' , , A' I
to b'dehvered by
and Norfolk.. The whole to
the tst of April, 1828. ;
,.The said Beef arid
best quality
cattle well fattened,
inA ll..; i :
wu4U8. ana ja averace aw ids. Alpine ieirs i
,C&V,U7UT?, ' A , iu. ironic ncvK.tn? jsajtUlitclielloUlitchIl aree roanrquiU..
each animal shall be excluded, randr Tjesf-tjf ahwrt fire feet 3 4 inches in height.
tnejoay ovthenmal cut into pieces or lo it.igquare iniu ar)d walks frf rather a stooping po
each, as near as may be.so that twenty P'ecep sil(0t Jth his head Teaninglto one side, has lost
wuyi.aK auajrei 01 -suu ids. nexxejgnor i
beef.' . ", "."v ': . , . . ' I
'4 Of the Pork; which must be corn fed and well
fatted, all the' skulls, feet and hind legs entire,
shall be excluded and'the remainder of the bog,
iiiuiyuiu 1101 more man tnree. snouuiers iq eacu
barrel, shall be cut into pieces of eight pounds
cach as near as may be, so that twenty-five: pie.
ces will make a. barrel of 200 lbs. nett weight of
C The whole of the said Beef and Pork, to be
packed with the best clean coarse white Turks
wy. ur ot. uoes san, -u uvc
Qa of the best saltpetre to each barrel. A
The barrelsin which the said Beef and Pork
shall be packed, must be made of the best seal
ieiiaii u -
soned white oak. or white ash. tree from saoi
land fully hooped they must be branded, Na
y tees," or "Navy Pork," with the contracts
or s name, and the year when packed."
1 1 ne wnoie ot uie sam jieel ana Poric mustun
aerero inspection at the Narv rHrds where the
deliveries are to marU. ca-nm ;nnoJ
tor ot the State", to be selected bv the Comras
. r..
tmnAM nt (ha KT'imr m -.k inoot-mn :
and examination, as thev have. oi ma v hereafter 1
nnfr h fppof.fpTni.nflo t iK TTnitAfi fitofoc
ana the barrels must be in perfect shipping or
j r ri 5
' ' - rv-.. iV wv '"-"
uci., ... .. - 1 .. t :
Each Dronosal for furnishing the Beef and
Pork, must state the place of residence of the
bidder the nanies of two competent persons as
sureties, ana me place ot. tneir resiaeiice ana
L11 Vi. IUCII Jl AllVk I
ten per cent, will be reserved by (he United
States on all navmpnts until the rnn1 p shall t
be fnmnlptpjl. in iirl.dtinn tn th. hnn,! t oil I
payments will be made at the places of deli
very. , , . w . .-. ., ;
Xhe proposals must be endorsed on' the back,
0?!v ,urPT Iions," and must state
" oner to furnish salt
ruic uticcs oi uie tieei iki rout respeciiveiv,
Anv hid not made in-mnfnrmitv to the adverJ
Itisement, or not received within the time limited
. " j- - r I
K 1 :n . L J J
i,,5riCi,, W1U u toiwaweu.
c! - ' 2wt3t July
Navy CommissioBers Office,'
' 12th March. 1 Sir.
Live Qah frame and promisctiou Timber I
KH''4UT22 . TJt D O, ; J I
SWOPS
Of War. V '
finiHE Commissioners of the;Navy will receive;
JL proposals until the. 3 1st day of July nxt, for
trees grown in situations not more than 25 miles
mgtyards, viz. Portsmouth, N. H. Boston, New
durinff lhe years 18281829 and '1830, say on or
betore the 1st November of each year.
. - Y itt . .
t-ersons orcering win oe pleased to state parti
cularly their terms per cubical foot.for any one of
the frames, with the proportion of promiscuous
timber required ; also, (should they be disposed
to oner for more) their terms per cubical feet,for
three frames collectively (one of each class,that is,
t a . jt a -. .1 Li -.i i
n, a tn, anu a toop,jwiin ine promiscuous xim'
her. esifrnatintr. ,n all .ep.e'K nt-a "tK.
frame of a shiD of the line, of a frie-ate. of a sloon
- - r -J " ii.v.. v 1.UW
- , - .:." r "-"- ? -vrv
and tor promiscuous timber. The otters can be
I i t '1: ut "
mr?f ftllVfrn ht 1 1 unv nns it Aithi rn oil tlm
varfr ahove mpntinnp'H . h,.t th t.mc
n r -jif i i !..'- i - . i
i i . i L'i.is i !:, , i'
"lane ujr U1C U11..UCIJ IllUbl Uf lUSUMCllV SlHieil.
It is to be understood, that the Commissioners
will select such offers, andTassign to each bid-
1 1 1 M I ii- 1 1 v 1 1 1 iiir'nrr I in 1 1 vt ni niGrinrr v cto t ai
aer sucn portion . or, tne t.mber requireti, not
I less than one entire fume) and designate such
yards for the delivery as they mav. judge expeL
dient for the public interest ; and further, 'that
no mon,. will ai ani tim nn,lo,w:.m.fn
""r". "" wHiT "1
i -mv. ..v..- w ... t pom,
I until an actual Vleliverv of tlrnhVi- that lww
until an actual delivery of timber ; that bond;
with two or more so the lent sureties, for the faith
ful discharge of any! contract," will be required I :
I that the amount ot such . bond ' Will be One
third the estimated j amount of the ? contract. j
Moreover, that as additional and collateral secu-
1 rityi-ten per centum of the avails of each cariro
I ittill .be reserved and: withheld,' until the contract
i shall be fully complied with to the entire satis!
I faction of the Commissioners ; and that, in all
deliveries of timber, a due proportion of the.
I most dith cult parts of the frames shall.be deliver.
ed, otherwise, it shall be- at the option of the
they may judge expedient for the public interest;
until suoh deficient proportion of $uch difficult
timbers shall be delivered j and it is further to be
understood, that all payments will, be made at !
j me places oj deliver'
Those who may offer to supply - any " part of
this timber are further 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 of such persons as sureties to the amount
for which they1 may become bound; V All - offer
are to oe seaiea ana aireciea io ine commission
era of theNavyy and endorsed with the following
words; viz- ' Offer to furnish Live f Oak; kinder
the advertisement of 12th March; ;i827.,f :Jj
s to be ' inspected and measured
to the
Mnaneston
InL'.l. V-
I raoe.
r 'A J
- Any bid not made in conformity to this adver-
ding to the.rulea estabrished by the. Board, 1 WiU receive prompt attention; if addressed to.
y of which may be ootamed on application h - f-i:YATS & McUTYRFL ALiruitreri,
Navy Agent eitherat Pensacola, Savannah,-! KVSWi : Ralegh. or Pa vetteviUer.v:
; S C; Norfolk ' Washuieton. Balti-l r;. Vi.fi in all JVowKi wa:
JGJjf his Excellency If. , G. Burton. . Gover-
norXqfJhe ; Aae of North- Carolina.
HERE AS it - satisfactorily5 appears to me;
that one JOEL MITCHELL has: commit-
ied a murder on: the body of $Iil?9 Ralph, arid has
subsequently fl beyond theTiipltso
f the State,
ove reward
vril be given toanv person-or persons
apprehend tlie sid Mitchell, and have
who shall
e mm com
mitted to the iail in Halifax couritv.'in Che State
aiM cct
one of his fore teeth, talks fine and r:;tt
their through
the nose,' complaisant when spoken to, by trade
a bnckJayer and plaisterer,- about 45 years of
age, jbut looks younger. . ;
'! in tpctimnnv whpnfsT hivs oiicArl
the great seal of the State to be
hereunto affixed, and signed the
same at'. -'Raleigh, the"19th'dav-of
March, l827.l;-'.V '
' -; -' - II. G. BUUTON.-
By the Governor, ' ; - -. ,' : r .
' i Jonx K..Campbxli P.'Sec'y.'
(T,The Richmond Kriquirer, Petersburg In-
tel'igjencer and ''Norfolk Herald,.' will insert the
above weekb", for eight weeks ' - '. i -
REMAINING in the Post Ofnoe at Oxford, N.
C. 1st April, 1827, and if not taken out be-
lore the 1st July, will be' sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters. ' ' . ' ; ' , : '
A mi1 Martha Miss
J ones Robert Jonr. -.
Jtnkins Joseph T.
Jones Daniel - .V
Jones Edward Sehr.
Jonrs Robert ' " . - V
Jinkins Sarah Mrs. '. ;
Jones Isaac N
Jackson 'Lemuel
Jinkins Elias -, '
'' Knot t Geortre ,r :
Ayreg Silas
1 5 row 11 Isaac a. ;
Bullock George
Beaumont William
Burroti ghs J oh n
Brandi John T.
Bryant Nincy Miss
Rait Guilford
BoswU Caroline G
"i. r
Bndeet Andrew
Ijttlejohn jos. B. 2
' Lewis Joseph' - v
Longmire Robert-
Lee J Ose ph i
; Littlejohri Thos B.
. Lawrence .11. B.
Lindsay Caleb :
Mo.:r John 2 ' ; ;
Mitch i ll Davi,d
McGlocklin James
.. Morris ' William "
C Mize Lewis-;-v.;.,-4.
McFaili ng Her.ry .
V Nuttsll John C.
Nut tall James Mrs.
PalniT John C. ' f
Pleasants Robert
Robards Nathahiel
Iteal Howell Li " :y
lleeks George'
C Sneed Step. K: 4. ,
, t . .... ,
"urge w imam
aurnsi wary n.
BUIIOCK IllCIiaid
Bryan Jos. H. Genl.
Bradfdnl John ,
Carnal Catharine u
Clement - William '
Cole tielia Mrs..
Coghifl Lucy Mrs.
Cottreil John B. ,'
Cobbsi James II.
Clack iFredrick M.
Cooke Clabora
Cobb Jesse H.
Clement Sand. '
Dodd Mary Miss
layis Nancy Mrs.
VnrJ AlodAl.
XillIS oamuei
Floyd George
reearj Uobert
'Shearman John
r- -.
FairbankNancv n.Mrs-Sariford "Giles
Haskivs James
Taylor Lewis
Harrison Robert
Tay lor JOs.1 Rev.
Tippett Jonathan
V alentine Mary Mrs.
Wilson Sherwood
. Weaver Isaac . .'
Williams WmV Jr. -Yancey
Absalom 2
H ester fBertjn: O. 2
Hunt John J. 2 ;
Harris' Ransom
Hunt Groves f
Hunt John - , '
Inscord ,W m. W . -
Jones Ann Mrs.
I JAMES M. WIGGINS, P.
m;
. PATENT GRIST MILL.
FHHFI Subscriber havinsr obtained Letters ' Pa-
1 lor nis improveincm m lue unsi Mill,
I . 1 . " . i ... .... - .
storms xne puuiic mat ne win uispow oi inuivi-
-;k . r.u, c.r. nr -
Jl T -ii 5 ui .1 v v , f .
I terms that wi 1 enable the purchaser to make a
profit on his purchase. The stones of his Mill
(Tiinnmr in r.nnnter flireetiorls. rentlera it ohviniis
I that it iereates " less friotion'-and irams more ac
i - - , . .
anv other invention. , He will luive one'in ' com
plete operation in Greehsborough, in a few.dajs.
j ifKMJ A MLN UYEUMAfi
Greensboro', March 17, ' 1827 f.r' .7
The Raleigh Register, Carolina Observer, and
uaiawaa journal win insert uievaoove o times,
and forward their accounts to the Patriot Office
j ,. tf! - mnt;
l tor setUement.
Virginia state lottery,
; Sixth Class." . .
r-'y
FOR THE BENfcHT OF THE
TllorrtUl ' vvnmr Pisinnl nWir.o W
I 1 U-.v 1 " k- lr.
I Will be drawn at Ixortulk on Wednesday," the
25 th of!
April, 1827.
SCHEIvm
1 Prize ot & 10,000 v
IS ,
810,000
4,000 ;
2,500
1,564
1,000
.500
00;
; loo
4.000
.2,500
164
1
5"-
V 5,000
r 5,t)po
0
so,
::4'i.02'
;jo2:
162
U475
. ,4,000
jt' 4,500
,5,100
50
too
'- .'
2,040
.13056
v ,45,900
V";.(
1 3,395Prizes, " f.':.
102, 660
Whole Tickets-
S4,
:;-T"
;.
j Quartetf'do ;
my can oe n&a ai uic.ioruiern prices at ev
Kei nf 'our officeaor-; Georpna.: Nnrth hnnttv.
Carolina lUnfc NbtesandUhe Prize if those
w
orOrilent enelbsini Cash or Pri7."sl f riot rifrt
SIGjN OI?- THE CROSS KE
K.- :
One hundred yarfU wst ')S'i 'e Stafe-i
:M BS, ANN. MILLIARD sblicils a Ccmtinuan-i
Uv fi Of that patronage, and liberal support wk;:li
the friends i of, her late husband have so lon rriv
erT to this old Establishmeht---assuring them that
she will -exert Ker utmost ef rts to render
House what a,good Boarding IloirSe ought to be.
A few regular Boarders can be' comfortably en-tertained.t:.:-;tUH,;
k..!:'-..-"-;'
t Ilaleljr'i, April 5. ' .
155: 3 w
1IIE X Subscriber, in conemplatT6n of Ms re-
I-. mojyal tq the West, offcrsr for sale hisTtduse -&
Lot, h the' town of Oxford, to which are attach
ed about 100 acres oflirrdtVal hK C: ; -within
3 'milf theTouii,rand eo.vt ,
900 acres f ahc n undivided moiety c i'a Jnnei
ry now. liv?" opera tTon.-TA-particr.Ldescription
of T tlie p remises Is not grvt-ri, aa' i t is pfesu mz ",
every person desirous :of, purchasing,' "will t.iv
occasion to view them : I-' -' .'.- - -"
-1 : t ; jos. b; LiTTLEibrn. ' - -
Wv' Granville county, Jan. 28, 1827T, ' 35 if v
KEUSl RIYER.
4 ; general meeting'of the 'St'ockholu. i of ll.z '
-JoL" NTeuae Kiver iNavfgpatio'n Coxpahyi will be
held at the 6fi iA
this City, , oi the fourth i. Monday of ihe"pre?ent
month, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for i he pur-' s
pose of electing a President; and Directors cf
said Cornpahy,for the'enstdpgT-ear, and for trans- '
acting such other business as"ray be deemed pros
per and ntrcessarv Bv 'ortler, - :v -l ,
--V"P" '.-.;i -.-rA MARK COOKE, Clerk. --
RaleiehApril'lO, 1827. : . - ' , ; i. ; '
rC ' ;J. Gales and 9drri Vv;i
HAVFi J,rst received a fresti supplv or the
ATLANTIC S O U VEN 1 14 a - 1 ror.G CT
ME NOT, for I82r. The Engravings whicli adorn
these, tasteful works, to say nothma; of the judici
ous selections, and the mterestihg original mat
ter; are fully worth the price of the Book.
; v Ratelgh, March 17 1827. 'j K -1 V : x ,
. TilUS'i: SALE. -V'
BY virtue tif a Deed of Trust executed to lhe ;
Subscriber by Milhigtoni RchanliKinthat lot.
of ground' khbwij, in" the plan of the Cltv of Ba-
leigh as No. 167; late the residence of said Rich-
ardson, and containing one. quarter of an acre,
will He exposed on Monday trie Slst day of May,
At public sale, it the Court Hohse inRaleigln
Terms Cash. I T. Pr DEVEREUX.
April 9tk. 1827.
- Taken up and Qonimitted V
triO.the Jail of -Liacoln CoantyN.' C. as Ituni--
JL wa's, two Negro Fellows who 'call them- "'
selves 'Billy and IsiiiCi ,.andj say"" they belong to i
VmJ:Burrow's, and.runaway from Charlesi Conier,
bf Sumpter District South -Carp! :al -They are. t
both stout meri '"Billy is about 35 or 40 .year of
age, 5 feet 2 inches high, baseiprat scars on his ; J
neck, which Jie- says v were ... caused by stabbing r
himself with a kn t I H ' - i - . " -
Isaac is about J8 years old, 5eet 8 inches liighi
and dark complected. --r' S-P-", . ": vy .. V V
TJie o wner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and takeVhem as the law "
directs. , w,J ; ,J, ZlMMEIiM AN, V-
Lancolnton, Marcli 10, 1 827.' . pr. adv.51
- - ;v capital: pricks, : )
24.000. IQ-ODO BCZsii:
--
New-York! Consolidated ' Lbtterjv
. ;'V' vClasaNbi; for 127. . - - .5-
' - : ' ' - V ' .
Sixty Number JLottery-Nipe Drawn Ballots,
ri V.-iSCHEME--i ;
1 Prize of 000
JS ,S2-l,0CO
10,000 10,000
4,000 j- - - .OOOv
4
1,865
; 1,000,
:-:-I,865
, - 10 ;
; 20:.
'. t -50; -
-;',5lr--
10,000
10,000 ;
,-10,000
v 5,100 -
5,10a
3. 825 --1
8,360 '
1500
200'
J 100-
' 13
'-4 1 53 w
,1530. j
; 1 1475 .
68,S50
13,395. Prir.es. ; : S ' - Si 71,100 "
-".-:-- - v. .price: bf Ticket v !-
W hole, , $6 Hal f,.$3--Q.u art er?j $1' 50w V
- Ordew from the' Country (post paid) will meet
with prompt attention; if auJresseiitpr 5 .
4f, V : r, .Y-AIES & M'INTYRE, ;
X-: - 1 - Raleigh or, Fagett Trilled N. C, :;
V Tickets in all the NORTHERN LOTTIE
RIES of respectability can be had at thd'NoftH
ernprices at either qf , our. C aces,-for Georna
North or South-Carojina Bank .fotes and Ihi i
Prizes" of those Lotteries alwavs recei d - t-v
ment for tickets, -wtlm tn TOMTror Tti . l n J
Raleigh March j 1827.
TTROM the ? subscriber; living i about 12 miles
1. east of Raleigh, ort llvi Vroad leading from '
Rogers' Cross Roads to Smithfield, his Negro
Man, named AARON". Aarcn is. about Tortv
years of, age, iqhite ' a'.kriov.in?,f polite fallow.
dark complexion, and from a fall receive J- fi ora
ahorse by .which his leewas: iniuretL.he Iimov
when walking.v.1 THe has a' remarkable car o ver
his right eye, occasioned by a blow, from a"rock
during a figlff . He took withliim a "mixed hc?r.2
. - X. a ' " V '-At 1 T ' ' . m.
spun Doay coat,; a arao great cc: zzd r. r cf.
pantaloons dyed with copperas . s ' ; l . ; r
clothing recollected. it is expe .ul ... i II I
dea vor t o "mak 4 his way to Virgi ni a, v, 1 . e n c 2 ha
wasxrigirially brought.- Probab r he bh:'.!
about :Petereburg"; orbelmay go't-' Ric!.r ri
connty in this State, ashe hasa v ; ..iere."."
- The &ubscribei will give' a re. cf C10 te?'
his apprehension; if taken inthe Ct;
Cute, cr 523
oiit-of itheTiniits, besides . payiusr all
expences in Bringing im iiome . v
W1LTJAM.-D. FOWLHII.
v Wake county, Ap Vil 2.
53 tf
IHE Public are informed tli-t tbe T5..-.
jilthe Oxford Academy Lctiar v third
will not take pIace.VllcIJer3 cf UcVts nrs
quested to' return.thetn and. receive Jc1;-'.
other Lotteries or.the.cas:;.. ' . i :
.To-'prevent unnecessary; trouble," thcr r ill
please return them to the Agent cr Vender L ; . a
whom they were ptirdiased. , : .
i' -.TATES & MINTYRE, Managers
ipeb. 25. ... : ' .. ' - ' - -
2:1