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Unwalp'd by patty ixag-e ,ta live like brothers.
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MlSSOLONGIII.
Tie hUto'rv of 'thc'stesse dfMisoT6nghi
' Srif-ileVMtioti "of. the unfyrtttmite-weeks
air pained-with ';a ;-i:'rly petrcil. It
well khown.clliat after ,brifij disappoinf-'
ed in all theirhop(?s .t asd; feeling their
" mnirtc rfumblin"- under their fefu see-
that va able to friVe
"that r-kalkivTi'iesting jt to, attack
the rear of Ahfe enemy Vn a reriai n day and
' in nnnnn ' i-.ii arrival b v a i ireneral d is.
- charee r inusqttetrfa at Vvhic moment tlie
- rarnson womu u.ms? if - v .
; vr kti cn i their wa v.througK the - besieging
arinr On !ie tpnointid day i the popu
lation of- Mtolonahi were asscmb.ed
fhcrpreoTrtioed" three tthnusami ; souiiera.
v V?r.w!iidinvifhcs whoi aiihoujrh , sick. Of
thcniSel ves - strong' enougn to Owvcfine
fetlueVnd:dai)gerof4th
?:ed'.t!cm!
ihat i f they Mvere uhabla to -'escape the enc
tnyt? they KiiyVr btf
landpUt;to:3eaih
K luiig rnd
ecks of thfir. .children, as a protect irg
f tat&niEanV therevered-re
! tnrs and wore, concealed dagger?
ffhichleithertojstrikev thejenerirsey
Ucurft'tKeiinoy'ijff
VWhoe weakness forbadel them from foilow'r.
tn the troops, joine thei desperately n-t-unr
, ; de,d,' the sick v the aged, l and , the infantp,
vresolveil to buthemse) yjs ir therurns of
Almost all 'the families of MissoTonghi
vere uiviaeu inTO xyto pans :,.inose wnfi
warruirs were subHued jtoCteax5vam. the
hrave$t hearts
paratio.AU tlie jpreparatioiisbwere,
- tveveri rendered ab
treachfry of aBulgarian soldiej who
Mi deVpfteiJ .to' Ibrahim and, disclosed ; the
; hole pla n- r " The Tu rkk suddenly a t tack -15
jJ iKe Jovi a rid themse J vesjinr C brist in
5plooJy TlVe ftcehe lUiai followed was ; aIr
r mis, 1 But ane voice!: waSiheard among
; the il
tney first threw .their, children. But the.
fellst. ehtbbecame full , 1 1 wasa long
t ! froni ' t fi e rain par t V t o th part oftli te
Harboorvluch Was sufficiently ;deepiirthci
Jnirpose p f death, iitji e J co n u e ro rs Van x
for slaves, flowed close on their;vic-
-i.v.. O ' t ' . ,t '-'1' ' " .' I i
viui. oevenur'Women, apa. even -several ;
children, had the adijress and the good for I
tne(to:free!tjiemsei
elvesop the na
fthers plci nged i n to the flamesof , the bu rn
; tng houses 5 twelve - hundrcdr tfw ho cou 1 d
Hiscov er no wiy 6 f.d e'stroyi ng t h e nisei ves,'
f nto 'V;5lnrfs5pT
;4 Th e atten t ion of h e. conque rors was
9n d ra wn to ihe p-jwder magaai n 'Hie
andtsolidity of the buihlingv inluced
the tolievethatCth
.jnhbitants hactbeejhr
-ciint'afj
)rTiy aodCapWaris (qqcot, the'prtmates.of
the bjwn, wh paving
i toccbtfipariy s, thee caryison "inUthetrpfo-
garrison in; unetr v pro
sortie,-conducted to the powderma-
p?!ne a crowd , of m. oinen , and child r eh,
: ying, cron - and be j?li 1 P; Wi U Tfliysel f
hoH t to unitthem for eVe r.v- 511 niorhe?s
1
. -,i vi it-v.. 111 i , ci "si lacunar;, in tii:
V-iVDrVidemberm
t t )r eihtioti riugfio k Sc Wf
Ml y X-ULKlif S ' AVEDl) INS
as a ttwtiot othoriyears r
ai "ofiidcifos 'I and 5thiEi king
jU".-Lttter.tfc5 MtAnwurthe post.
Wle Fabre, a frencnf wnier i rwiM'.cni-c-lebritv.
contains. & number.-
IntereMinaj tHali, ; -ith,rcspect,: tothaf
L.niAr.nM "evrnh.'' Vriift. .brdvcry .x and
ineir. Wives, any imcii
clnldren, pensbinyriby famine, ine
m ient a cnmmajiicHiMm to thc-otily cor'p
that h able to v frnre khera ; any.. u C c our.
vrounueti, were capaoiei ii inr.i.i rj vv"
aritticrra oe llier rrie 1u n used to ;fignnjgt
mained hi expectationo tath, thoe wh
Jere n the poii;t f
ichnce and to new" darters.;- The hardieM
enairm' women. r savs M. Fabre : 1 hpr! edd man to ii-hts next.
a -.' i t . . . . I.".--' r .: , . -
lo tne. ' to t(ie f ea1 ;Mafi.r precipi- T'here ws verjylittle of the
teit themselres into-tfe wells, into whicV my!unclej5He wore a creat b
ranfjutlly preiMMU tfieirirflants tothefir
!;5-fevtl effenty
I'L'Ui i ; omtt..at feVonfe'it 1 la breatciiiiiipri 1 Ui
p .uu ted on q na r t l t he to wri, -'T vd
V&ara?iVnl$;w
mI ta.B50i;wasr: tU!caiastrotbe5of
were alt vtnrmelm;theU! school., He
lved twenty years ivithA an old fashioned
wifeand as they had been born &; bmusht
np toge t her, t hey got'; along very wen
a nil we re JasJVearty, t h riving: happy a cou -ple
as aoy that are. to be found to this . day
in nnanuaip. out ine eooo 5 woman fiien
at last and' mrr Uncle' c'otddvnot endure
al life of single bleRsedness,?as;somercalt
it: it was veryU wretchedness lo'him.
so he' married a new - u ite with rie w.no
ti'ins, new fashrons, and all the etfeeteras
oXth'e modern'schooU He, though tth'e did
al very wise thing He ; tapped me on the
finnnfff or tuet o, u'dm - . cif litif lfiuti fit
he weddins subpr : " BDb.V said he, in
half a whisper.! - ' gpt ' ma rriedi there . ig
nothi ng 1 i k e i f J Cert i n ly, ' si c V- for I
reverenced his counsel, but if you please
I'll stand by and look o-it a little -longer. "
4Vhen the btit.le -and; noise was over, - T
went 'down to the Date to spend the sum
mer with my uhclev The good old dame
had, begun the work of reformation V cun
ning as a fx, she had bVoke ground gently
at, first. ".1 Therej wassa rich new mirror
linns low in thetparto'nr ; -a bold encroach
ment; for the old gentleman U"sed "always to
hol(tthat looking glasses,were only made
to;sh?)Ve,by,! and that nobody who dn't
weara beard eVer ought to look in one:;
accordingly,' hfsloVn glass had hung chin
highfor a rjuarterof a centtiryi and none of
his own childrcD had .'ever seen "their own
.fares1,' until they knew the use of a razor.
One after another ithe old articles of fur
niture were displaced, and ne w carpets,
cha isi f a b! ev $ci i n it rod u c e d by my good
aijn $ and-Vvhepey erher : spouse" evinced
the slightest disposition to be angry, she
gave hi m a good na t iired chuck u nder the
rhin. and asured the dear fellow that a
good tvife ;was always mispress of her own
hmifc; and that khe was d termineel toj be
a. good "wife, and rule theroast in her Pwn
tlonncil. Beside, she i tauglit my uncle
that his handsome furniture entitled him to
lo6k a little aboie his neighbum 5 to claim
that quality; which should, as much as pos
;ihle, exclutle the idea of equalhjr,) a vulgar
d)icfrine that had lorij been prevalehtyin
the Dal e '.,':- -5 v'H-"' v: W-, t
y gnod 11 n c! e : iel 1 ed ir ci after inch
to hi worthy spon se, unt ilS he Whole houe
wasrfi it ed :1 p" in 6 y I a fid a com mon farm
er, woulti ha rd ly k now where to. set down
his clumsy foot in it. She Obtained oei
him a wonderful -ascendency somehow. 5
rhe ot-td beis d
ties.; it is true!he lookeil 'sofrowful and
signed deeply, apd took his broad brimmed
hat and "cane, and trudged over Jhe fields
to neighbour Hotlge's, fo sit and smoke his
pine again ion idd bak chair;; by the great
ch uhney; plaf eji'n ftfjwh ? ii he seemed loth
to go b- ck agiinjjf but hev loved peace, :and
alvavs went hortie at tea-time. '.I
M y.aunt wa- a woman of talentsi. She
did one thing at 'atimei 1 She was surer to
be successfol in j,w
for she bent al I her .ndnd to the single ob
jecU It is this singleness of purpose 'that
reiiioyes mouYita ps. 5(She had pow set her
hH'nj se to nglj is. ; as she ca lied it, 'and from
sundry hints and preparajionsT T began ere
long to surm ise that she intended - setti n g
dandy about
rimmed hat
upon his' hale rou nd h eadr a shad -bel ! ied
coat' of grassf green; .with dark; (ivory bu t
ths f ji vest of tie genuine bid school,an(
like materials and- trajpingsyelvet sipall
chjhcs buck l es,and ery la rge shoes,-a nd
made a very portly venerable appearance
111 tne sun. uesKtes, ne useu spectacles
and tobacco, and trod .fiat upon his feet
when he walkedh s l.K I C . 5 ; . 3
My a'tint began i her5 second campaign
She bough t him a wig and a quizzing-glasg
declaring that he; looked fifty, years tooold
for her" i n his old firshionsand f he got them
on too. The old man was a little testy, but
she . took him by t he arm anil: brought his
bald pate and. spectacles be fore t he m 1 rror
she? w as a fine looking you ng woman, and
hi y; ti li cl e,1 1 thinks fe 1 1 W f'itt le ash a med to
appear so oId& A t a hy rafehis as thear
gunientshe used45v!lls tobacco box, went
n ex t;' M'y.unc I e scold ed my aunt reason
edand she bea
t h pi gV h c u rged i hattobaCco was Jnectfssa
rr to preserve his teeth, but she sent " for
ar lentist and had them plugged antl scour?
ed, till he fairly cried for. mercy, and assuV--
e d lie, d e h 1 1 S t t hey wou 1 d . last ' (or e ye rV; 5;
Cilultiny uncle's
Tiie tiext time .this gobtl bid lady ;went to
town she proughtihiin ja new suit 01 orignt
blue cloth. Thecoat and: vest '.world; riot
Aeet round hinv pr.eightdnche s-but'ipy
auht gravely told him, : yirJiusbanjL 4 was
p Vt lo -I q'ok J ike.a ; p u d d i ng bag, ; A h e clojhes
were of a perfect genteel shape, aiid sjze,
and if they did'pt- fithenthat was.all
So after bandying a . good many more hard
. - wi- ; i'.',-i',i' 2' tJ
vvnrus inan naa oeeu useu- 111 jus uuuse ue
s W eeYness i n h er! d isposi tioni ..ho wever. an d
ht aVsu'red him iOver. arid, ; over as he
-jat jrasDinc for breallv beside;,her,tJaat5l.-
Avtfuld s -irotrquit genteel, ianrd vthe
clothes .'. me ycrr casj,oy ieung a nt-
fore, she got : six thickneisses of flannel Joflf
and as he had grown Jn,his wayof tires
sincMrather toq- larg, she fitted up a set .of
her old stays, ana compresseu-.nia roiuouif
ty alittfeVmorewhen' th'i clothes wentpn
indbunoned. 5- She bad a good deal.Lof
I Afry Helens standing i establishment still
daine'fVowed. that at present, in ! his new
rcostume, he looked justlike a tiirkey ; . she
got lum a small pair, of ib'ots,7v Which were j
when got on, to the infinite dissatisfaction
of sundry grievous corns,-which had been
o ndistu rbed by pressu re for vca rs M v u rC
cle could n ei ther w a j k nor, br pa t hew i thou
pain ; but .diet anil exercise were prescrib
tui, anu ne was a suuuueii mati. lie Went
limping about .when I left liim, and the lat
words he said to me i were, Bob- Bb--
t a k e-ca re 1 1 1 w y uma rf y,5 ; w i tb a
long breath and a sih betiveen each word.
.! have heard since with -infinite reeret
that my uncle is crazy 5 -that wheu i he oen
in the sun, be pritests that the shacioW of
iiiitfiuj vfiuuearc is missing anu mat tne
devil in the shape of a dandy, pursueshim
at every., step, . and always keeps- some-
now net ween nin and his lawful; porn?,
old fashioned shaUv 1 1 . is sad news,
Messrs Editir?v and you 'wfl I pity wi th me
the sorrow of the poof old man. :.;. .- ':
" : . .. Drentoh ' Emporium
SELLING OFF.
THK Subscriber, being des'fous ot decTioing
Mercantile Business, wiir dispose of . his
whole stock in trade on. accommodating term's,
and will also with the goods rent the) store and
warehouse if required. , The goods are well laid
in, principally wiUi cash, the assortment . cene-
ri and of great variety, consisting of ..dry goods,
groceries, queen's aa glass ware, painls, medi
cines. 'The store House laree and commodibusi
36 by 24; with a cellar underneath of same di
mensions, situated on Fayetteyille street,' on as
good a stand for business as any in the c-ty.
loijoung man, active ana enterpnzing, wno
was disposed tb embark t in active and extensive
business, this would doubt less prove a very pro
fitable establishment. Until a sale or dispoisttan
as above offered is effected, I shall continne' busi
ness as usual : but as I am anxious to.d cline .as
soon as possible, ,wUl dispose of - every species of
dry goods at unusually reduci d prices. As
groceries are already sold by me, and 1 believe by
every store in ? this place, without profit, the
current prices of them cannot be reduced. -' I
tender to my friencla and customers my sincere
thanks for past favours and hone (while I conti
nue, in business) to share a part of their custom
ril , r . WILLIAM SHAW. ;f
RaleighMiy 15, 1837. V ;643t,
.University of Nbrtli-Carolina i
II R. Public Jlnnivermrtf Examination of the
Sttidehts of the University of North-Carolina
will be held at Cbapet IlilL on Monday, the -18th
day of June next, and continue from day to day
tmtil. Thursday the 23th, which, last mentioned
dy is appointed for the .?nnua Commencement
of the;College.rv.;:;.i.;.:4);;v; ;r,:V-,1--r-.
1 he iollowmg Trustees constitute , the Vom
tniltee of Vititaiioit for A.. D. lo2r.: , 55
Mis lSxcTv.li. Ix. Ourton,' r -vvr-
' ' - . " President, ex officio.5 ti
Rey. Dr; Joseph Caldwell, ft 5 5
: . Thomas P. Devereur, Esq. -
; Genl. Solomon Graves;, -:v 5 55f
5,. ' : Jam es C. 'Johnston, cq 5 5
Col. Robert "HJtmes,Vv5t ":;t" 55s5,
v Genl. 'lliomas Love, 1
' Hon -Nathaniel Macon;y 5 5H5'5 '
' Hon. James Martin, -f , vr;5; 55:
i FrederickvNaslvEsjo5
Uenl. Komu 1 u s m. oiiu nd e rs,,
-" . John Scott, Eq. , '
, ,v ' Jolin. Stanly Esq.55:v5
; Genu Montfort stokes,
.s
Col. James F. Taylor.
All other of the Trustees who may attend
be considered, under an Ordinance of the Board,
Memoc of thii Committee. - v: -r -
r On Tuesday, the.26th day of June, C,ty day
before Commencement,) a special meeting of the
Board of Trustees will be held at the University,
for the purpose of receiving the ; Report of, the
'Hoard of, Visitors, upon sundry Resolutions here
tofore referred to them, and of considering'otlier
subjects of importance to the Institution.:..
To obtain a general concert cf ophion in these
matters, and to superintend ,with incressed yigi
lance and .'care,, the Anniversary; Examinations
and Exercises of the young gentlemen of. the
Cohege, a piinctual attendance of t tjie Committee
and of the Trustee srenei aJltf. solicited andesc-
pected. ... : .m-i 5 5vio.;; w'i-Ji
By order pt the. Board, . .-
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. 5 " ?,1 ' 5 S SecTruste es University N. C.
Raleigh. 15th May, 1 827:55;! K,My
Raleiglf catieiny. ;
fl 1 IE Semi-annual Examination "of the Students
JL of this Institution will commence-on Mori j
day, the 4th day of'. J One and close!, on the; Fri
day following.-; v;, vje;,'? ?' r v--.;
Parents; guardians and tne tnends of the Insti
tution generally 'arejrespectf ullyinyitetl to at
tendV? t A if W. r K.? GALES, Sec, 'pro tem
leiglMay;;182rX4
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FBIHE Friends arid 'I Patrons of, "the above SemU
3. ' riariiis are respectfully oVvited to atterid the
K-rnminitmivs 1 nn MoiKLtV the''.' 4th' of June; the
Examination of the "Male; Acr.ilemy -will ctm
mence';. Ileport tpJ be .read: und: honours', tp be
distributed on Wednesdav . morning, i immiale-
IV ill ICi t Willed Hit A4lllllliivi V ..Uk. A.
Academy will ? commence and close witb a miiij-
cui exiuuiuon, c&c wii i.iiui.vajf cvcinng. . , . hc
summer session H)f "the Female Academy; will
open on the following Monday. ,liev.-Joseph
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Buonaparte, with a Pfeli'nii rraVy Vie w f of the
French Revolution,' by the 'Author of VVaverly".
X- )Jtogtikyi'uhMablellJje,
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Coneentr:c ; Spheres j demonstr ting- that5,the
Earth is hollow, 'V habitable withn,v and widely
open about the Poles ; by a Citizen of the Unit-1
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the tw Greek Frigates, by Alexander Conibslay
los.A; ' 2. Report Of the Evidence d j,Txeasona of
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i Tickets in all A"oh7ier,n:lMtleriero fespec -
tability'can be bad at the''NortIerri5priceaiei -
ther of our offices torGeorgia, jNortn or bouth-
Carolhia, Banfc Notes', and, .:the Prizes f those
lotteries always received'in. paymeriVforUcketsV
or: the cash paid for them on derriandiilt5 r
or the cash paid tor tnern on aemano. . sTi
'1 ti " - ' r-t i '-i - ' ' ; " : " t -i-1 " ' ' -
;Tlie Subscriber vwuo,has pre-
sided several years in ' lie Seminiriesi'isdesi
rods to" superintend -an . .caderoy in some Lialtby
part ot wortn-tjaroiina., c-.Ui.aciory tecum: r.szh.
of character and competency can be p tq Juccd
Letters (post paid) directed to llaieiri, Will be
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prorapiiy .Kouccu.. -f . ,- . , . .
:-.- V 5:.'- - t;V"TnO.L."llAC3DALK.
e L'terary. Souvenir or. Cabinet of Poe-
nd Rcmaiice
Atlantic:- Souvenir r a'Chnst'itias arid New
;-i683';;.v5:;? ota.ijanit:' oi,xm prtii :. uarc mi -.
:TESOIEp,;,rrhata:;DividdcfT;.,
T.-.ttcKets or nares can oe naa in ine greatest 1 e fifteen daVs thereafter.' - -
-wlcirs enclosing Cash or Pze(postjt5aidV Vf jir.W
will receive prompt attention, if addressed to 5 .;55''7 OvV ' ' ' 5-
' . t - - A 1 oii:ii Jt I ivr,- I a JJ AI A WAY. tromr our Mil
t
CnPaoerh)p ejjst;- uru!;r t! :
Webhj& litliam$; s this day C : I c .
:mutu8l eonsept; '-' 'y... H' -.. .
All tfios iriclebted, are reqifre ! to ma?: 3 ;
mediatr settle merits "5 - ; !
5 ' u ediinesy Drj;j, c.
r H JI '.Su hscriber having become prrpri-t- .
C"the estabUshrrient recently ' ccnductc '
Webb! &, AViUiarris rorTn-f bis friends : an. ! ;
pubhegeriefally that, he intends keep;
staritly'.tor Sale, -a. large &d ieiterisiv
of M.ticlne, Paints, - )"ds,V" letter's ,;f '
Sbp-FnUure5Surpcalirtrjrr, c. :.c .
iPnysictansj 854':mWahahiv deafinsr.- iii -t 1
bove articles will fuvd it to their, advint .1 - -
calland exHmine his assortment,' as he in5 1
selling low for Cash oT approved credit.
V Hehortf -xpes'lils-;- S urrimer surinH.
reapect fully so bcits a ah aire of public prro 1,
55A;'fe? 'j55fred)wil? .ms.5
Having d isposcd o t in v i l : o r
iri the late ; concern:" of AVebb St Viliiuir.v t - .
A "Ifved .Williams, I take pleasure in reccrr.n: e : ;.
inghinv to.thej,eonfi'de'r)c'e. and patronage, rf r . '
fi ierids and the public as'a' yoting. man -well q -1
tied to : discharge 3fie duties ?of. an -Arcth c: ' -.
(having been engagfvjih me i ' t 2 !
or seveial yearsv) w -
F hope that" that share i of pub!.,: ? . . L
besiowetton .hTrnJ which i have r; . 1! uf.
successibmofj .years' iri Busuiessand jfcr'wh:c.4 .
fetl deentV indebtetL v .v. ' :; s : :
Mav 14,
RANDDi riT 5
?;:Oi:;G: '-51 5
<iabtePlaniciiaiii
.v.
npilAT valuable Farmj: lately ikno:i
X. iiime bf;West:Hi,.Tvibrori belli :
wjft&. Williams's Crefeks, adjoining: th
e.
tation of Governor Bran c hi about ninernilestrc ,
Raleighf on theKoadto- Hay'wood, sett!- r.
ginaily by .Jotfiph. lmej the Gramlfdher r 7 tl. j
late -occupant ottoat name', at a time v. I i
mers had choice of the best lands in th 2 coir.itr-.
The v hole' Tract of land tout- i Two Th: 0
saridiTwbv Hundred -arid Twc ;.crcf ner.r
1200 of! which is prime J land cons
portion of xt fine Jow ground s. Th? '"""due
welt-t'mbered hrig leaved Pi he Lin.1,
1
posed to afford the best range f ttl 3. r.v.-.l
hogsintbe county tTIi farm und:r .. Iiivitlc
s between 3 and 400. t.zw ',on'vhb thcra i,.
a tolerably goodDwelljiij-Ilouie, and c" r .:.
buildings, on avharidsomei arid health; 1 a.Itr.
as can belfoind in tlie countyt or p?t',; "
atate.-v .1 here is a small GnstlXtH,. v ..."
Venient fopTamily and neighhourhocd p i: : ,
; The;fayro is iii "good orJer, ?nd t:it c. . .... j
Kndrtayl viewed, on appl" in to ..Mr. 'I,c
mas Howelln the premises ; -hd th'tirr3 :?
iiale ,f which vlwill ; be accommodati r. ' i!! I ;
ioade known on application tO 'J. Gal.r.
Baleigh April 26182 ; .
literary:
promote tne cause 01 Literature t:.J. to
m adilitionalinterest . to their r ariniv . r
the s'tiidents of the Univ'ers't y have c .crc 1
theTbllowing; resolution, 1 . Ti .t
vidual i who. has. been a':regulr rriemb ; r w I
jfj' tlie Literary' Societies, attached to the
versityf shall bo chosen -.every :i jcc zed in -4
to deliver va public Oration in the" Cell ; - 5
el, in the day preceding each anniver :
mencementi",:' in compliance .with thi3 i
troh; the friends! of : II terature are ' i n fw r m ..
the ilton. Archibald p. Murphey . hz. been
pointed ito deliver an "oration, cn tr 2
the JLlialecticV Society, Hnthe ;Cc!'?j
C!:
on the 27thMjfJune ::'next.; .Ve r I
slate, tbat this; appointment l:r i L ; z .
ed," ,'and that? th. resolution T has net
ceived the rip probation of the distin ru
dividual, who , is to bef'our Orator, but
3 c .
the Faculty of the University. ye s;..-cr
hope thatllwh'o; take; any interest in itz I
eraryi character'; of die .stale 'willencburr- c
atteropt; by. - tlieic , attendance at the 1" - 5 -
place apecificd. ; "
, j,.-.. . . rv By border cf t!.r
'-i.!' l -V -.'DiALccTic zee::;':
Chapel Hill, April. 19ih, 1827. ' Z2-
..'
npilf E undersigned,' having been
ciu:
,,.1
, jl nue preaeni .uoun 01 rieas ana k j
sions fur the counmiif.Wake, as Execute:
7 H . - .VI. ."i ? ' -
last vill and Testament of the lite Dr.
Gillett,- of Raid county, calla upon til p
:lnu Knnt fit n artirio. .' m K .
. c
uereoy cauea xo present tne arr.
thenticated within. "the vUme'l requ'r. .1
for payment, otherwise ti nctics v. Ill
in bar of a recoyev.s.l ; ,
, -jp-r
V 5. -
L,rVake county; 32d;May.
Bank, be and the same is bcreb v d--'
I V.'-J W Pyo.va5-
elasttdf year, payable at Italt
1 j
onlay in June nett, and at tiis scvc
- . I "jOl four or five weeks ' fjnee.
1 man named "CilABLCS, 25 or. Z:
.abmit"" seven inches in 'he'-
butit. We purcixcsed Cnar.es in
he has wrought with cur p :
time since, lie' was former"
'jLouiS iteadieV cf 1! si villi's Cr ;
Louisneadie, ct isslviiii'scr:
ty,-15niil3: below'; I with" Y.
iicW :5- ; t ,
-"VVe have cme cau:? to i
j have joined some'rur.a-.a) s i
1 Sampson or '.vyake.Cc'.i-.tv.
j V' e will gi ve Twe
heu3ic:i antj clalivery luu:, (
c :
rryejtefille, Hay 1 ICT