1 1
-V
f
4
' THK BLIGHTED flower;
. i .tf J7,e Spoiler carfie.
There. bloomed a lovely bttle flower,
v Chill autumn came with frown severe; J
. " . . . . . .... .. .. '.-.
, -Ahd swept tne vernanij"
The tree was strip V the- leaf Was sear.
Yet mWst the "waste so sad and drear, - " 4
J- Thd fiowret neroh'd not;1-, - I- f , ' ;
L - 1 ". i 1 i i i '
' fl" S. Sri ''''' ' .NfiJ ' " ' ' . '
?V And in 'the wild it grewj ;.; ' -
,1 warbJBsumne ,
; 4 'And round it rttdc; secluded bower, y ,. j
t A blessed fragrance threw. ; i
i iern-rinier wiw ms umiuji- ,",, w , :
'Vm -' :oer autumn ravage, tfirew ; .; . . . . .;.
, - i3o!d was ttte day and drear the night , , , - ;
" '; Ant ;et the BoweUlt blight, fv r
lv-v:ButbeuuteouVsti!l it,grevr:i
.-t-"A-beWg' ofanifelic fbrfu,' "-vr -n p" ;.:"
' -: ; v - AU hea venly to beboht. ;? -s ? - - ; ; V' $
-."''f Espied and from the wintry stftro;--?.;
1 T-fi. The How en t Art his mansion warm,
, ' -shielded frort thfe cdld.;,f ! f v ; -
' 4:..'V; wKife it shed 'a fragrance roun, ; f l .J: ?
? -i-jriH alUts sweets wtre fled ;
.V-'-t;i,Tehlike;a..weedwas drooping found,
eglected-troddento theground ; , ;v
': J ialewithereT bVighted-Iead ! ' "
:X: i f Oh would'stthbu knb tha beings natne--
i -.1-f !- ;Tnesmansich.hnd tfs.guest ? : --u.
MAN,-MAIJtot, eternal shame,
Thou, anct.tnal neing are xne;snpm i;i
S IV O MAN, i he.jflo.weret, doom'd to shame,
a l X .i s:iT :'roWolV curst tliy. breastl " , t
j j . i i in
111 K American Quarterly Review, No- ,2, just
recciven dv , . . , v i
X i: J, GALES & SON.
-"Ii 1 s ' . . . K, rJj1;
U Akt. 1:- Political -Economy. Lectures on tne
Elements , f.f Political Economy. By Thomas
t Cooper, M. D. President of the SouthCarolina
College; and Professor bf .Chemistry und Politi-
caI EcononVv,w:-.l-TC ' ,5
? '2.U4iett'ciMrir8ma. The Father of an Only
Chil a Comedy'? By Wm. Dunlajv. - Marmion;
Ta UratfaV'.in five?acls. By JV Barker; Esq;
Superstitioni Tragedy. By the same.- ' 7 ? :
i SEbttrttrctinPhiletoiyhv The nature of things,
ni?fltio fim-- tpnUted: from the Latin of
! " Titusf luicretius Carus, V and Illustrated with
'irvNotfea. Bv John -Masoti Cood.?s ' '
vi ;:"4Acjx' ?ae. ;An Es$ay Upon the history
k ' ofi Music; in Italr from the earliest times to the
pi tsenttlav. By Count Gregory Orlofi;- Senator
of the Russian Empire,-- ' ' -'' i
; 'jAJfnericetiMicjpaphyJ 'Biography- of ; the
; "S'gAers- to the Declarationof Independence,
1. . vols.''-" . v" v--' '' ' '- . ' '
' 6.'Ee-vffirm irterfirtvtTJcs. Precis du Systerr r
'iHyeroglyphique. des AneieasEgyptiens mi Re-
ercs sur les Elt niens 'de cette Ecriture Sa-
-y:r. execXtijC Par M. ChamholIion le June. j
7. JS-aiiirul n:s!ory. i -Exposition des I'r'ncipes
fondamentaux de la Zoologie.- ! Far Mlc Cheva-
.Iter le-ia Mai ck. -Nature s Article dans lexxu
- ' - inmedu I Diction aire d'llistolre NaturtUe. Par
!e (Jhevalief de la Marck. " . ,! .
;A . c ' 8: 4v&frtiLtsiu JiaraUve of a Survey of the
t'r ln?ertronial and Western Coasts t)f Ausfralasia,
L TJrTormed between "the vears 5S18 and 1822.
, X Bv Capt; P. King.'R.N. F. R. S. F. L. S. cc.
I ' - -, 2. Political Sustcmtf iincricai: America, or a
! " " General Survey -"of the Political Situation of the
''' several Powers of the Western Continent, with
' . 1 Conjectures on their Future Prospects. . B s
I ; ';CiizeTi"tf the U Statesi' Author of Europe &c
:"f:T VS. Setnir. Memoirs: " Memoirs, Recollections,
;,v - hd;Aieclote.:.-By the Count le Segur, Mem-
- ber of the French Academy, and Prerot France
"11.- French Uteixtlvre: An Historical W$vr of
; Z the ',S fate and ; Progress of French Literature,
, 1 - smce'1789.V ; By Maria Joseph Chemer. Sum
.-mTV;f French Literature from its Oriein down
''.' .; w to, 1 Ui' Pre sen! Period. lf '-'-f? i 'r f--
l'pJJf tf . &aphltm.i,. Life of Napoleon Buo-
nap'artt- with a Pieliminary View-or the
Re volntion. v By the Author of Waverlv.
"J- Ivittx; . ' " ' - ' . Jll
xrencu
une 23 f
a.;h -.v.'. ixSKJ Jl LjEa . -
; -cubenthy ofNe wman Jack?
s.iijahTirky'Pyeek, ten miles, from Raleigh,
husJiad soinrl Property ,lef , , to him byt-his re lati
011, Mr.-Wells,, of Rush Count, and i.ft he will
XTifllTriT' . .
aplvj tojthose who have the
Esjterhe ruay. rt-ceive.itw . .
I June 20 " j ;., -V f;--..
settlement ot the
76
HHAT'at,the Counfy;q;uxt I'ofWake, held in
J -th; subscriberquahhed as ETecutof to the late
will atid testament of'Josiah Billiard, deceased,
late of the : City "of Raleigh,. atid therelore request,
- all. persons indbted to the Estate of said de
ceased to cCon fbrwarcla'nd'pay the- sanie and
all those, .having claims, against . sa'd,, Estate, are
hereby rejquested to "present uenv properly au
"thentitated I within; lhe?5jtime :. pi-escribed by aW
for payment, otherwise this notice will be plead
: inbar.qfa. recovcry.y iS4v;.l4"U t;
, -,; u M ERRITT ; D1LLT ARD,', Ex'r.
WT.ake county. May 25.i
70 4w
HORSES m ANTKI);
rirHE 'Subserirr jn; cohttn"plsitTon o.f his re-
' ' f ff Wisli to purchae Six first rate UorsesVfVorn 5
M to8 y'tats ttldi suitable for the Stage." App'y
' Isoor.!? 1 v MLRUITT'DILLIARD.
: L-f.il U: IuTetgh, June 27. - r-.H '"' 78 2t c;-v
r 'nuivajno xne esi,oTTfr.s loia.ems nouse
& Xotjln'lhSlown of Oiford;toVhlch'are' attach,
cd ttbotfflOO acres of -1 and r aUo, his'Faim Ivincr
lv- " ; '00 acres";' anil an uhdiv'idecLuidiety of a FannV
; ry liowjir bpcrl.tionl 'A particular description
,; wiinin j nuitrsrii 111c i u w u. awi (.uniatiiiiii: uuihii
or 11 ie premises' is noc - given, as 11 is preomeo
ev.ry pf.rson d-sn-ous ot jiui chasing,
will take
y ---i . ' . , ; JOS.'B."' LTTTLEJOHN.'
Gramillrouidy'Jan: 28, 18er. 35 t -
.-. i .. . . 1.
Ui
DUAWIKG.
OF THE;
INEW-YORK .CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
1 Class Number, TlireO, for 1827. , -
:: :2i:;20J.a7.;5i:K 22, js! 48. 0;
Persons holdingjpri2es?a)e requested to" come
lu.H.iukuu iDaky mem ai.ir omce 01 -
V 1 ,-V. ivYATEfS & M'INTYRE.
RaieiKhT: c.;
PIUN'PIYNU
?cauy extent &i at this fWtue.,
j,:FiVIfiIUT"E CAPITALS!
iilT Intelligence v that we. have agin hacMne
fortune; of selling five more Capital Prizes
jn the Union .Canal Lottery, 'J9th clartot waicn
the iollowing are the drawn numoers ;
; ;43. 55 31... 28.,, 10. s S9. 2i:, 4U 1 1
( 10. 11; 41. - 2tou ,
'Siss.'i.' 2,000 : i: -
: . -21..2&41,. . J,,r--.r0V
' ; ; 28 39.; 43. - ;100. rJi.
' The crize F $2,500 has been Tsent to 'Macen,
nnrrla i the 2.000 AO Tarhoroueh, N. C
vthel-
i ftOfj to Columbia. S. Crj, the 500 to Salisbury ;
the 100 to Newbern. As soon as we are at libt-r-ty,
the names of the foHuiiate Jiolders .shall j be
announced An the mean time we invite, them to
call or send for the Cosh. ' v r.tvV.
. YATES fit M'INTYKE, Ualeigh, N- C.
TRvoiVe -8a( lAotleY ,
5TH
To b drawn at Providence, on Wednesday,
July 11, 1827,
i' i ..':' 'it
SCHEME.
1 Prize of
:j v' "
g6,000
' 3; 000
, 2,500
2,000
1,500
-1,088
1,000
' 500
250
- 150
100
40
20
10
is
26,000
"3,000
''.V'.
Ki f',
2,500
t
2,000
' 1 -.8
"4G V
1,500
. 1;088
2,000
2,500
1,250
1,200
3,000
1,840
92
138
1,012
1.840
1,380 I
6,072
24,840
072
8,280 "
9,024 Prizes,
15J80Blanks, '
Whole Tickets, $3,
862,0 10. i
Tilrote OA fld I
m am jm M.m w t f
ifutf Hi SCi. OiiflrtPTa 7.1
cents.?; -i t
(TV .Orders enclosing: Cash or Prizes, (post
paid,) will recaive prompt attention, if address
ed to ' YATES & M'INTYKE,
.V' - .. Raleigh or Fayetteville,
Cure for Intemperance.
W VR. SWAIN has left some portions of his Me
, dicine lorthe cure of Intemperance, at this
Office, the following are his directions for taking
Mix it all with a half a pint of spirits of any
kind, that which is most preferred is the - best
take one table spoonful every morning fasting
for four mornings, then one every three or four
days for a week or two, then once a week or as
often as an inclination arises for spirituous li
quor water may " be added to each dose, and
sweetened or notxas the patient likes ; if it
should prodace much sickness take less, two or
three teaspoons full will be sufficient tor some.
Those who have been in a habit of taking ardent
spirits frequently for. some time, will on leaving
it on feel debilitated ; when thisis the case, take
some Peruvian bark, a teaspoon full in some
mine or 111 wine and water tnree or four times m
the day on an empty stomach ; or they may
as oftt n take ateacup full of tea made with the
bark of dogwood, red oak or to lack oak with
some snakeroot, dittony or hyssop in it. Chil
dren sometimes will get a craving appetite for
ardent spirits, they will be cured fit, by giving
them some of the medicine diluted with water,
half a teaspoon full or one or two teaspoons full
according to their age : as directed for adults.
; May 26 1327. GEORGE SWAIN.
Slnton Canal JLcttcrj?
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
WVi Glassy
To be drawn on the 25th jlay of July 1827.
5 SCHEME.
1 Prize of 815,000
1 -jl- - 5,000
1 4,000
I 3,000
1 2,500
L ; 1,716
2 1,000
5 - 500
8 - " 250
' 10 , 150
25. 100
. 46 ' .r,7... ; -50
.94-; ::';. 25
1150 10
8280 - 5
13
SI 5,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,500
1,716
2,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
. 2,500
2,300
2,300
1 1,500
41,400
1
9624 Prizes,
299,216
15,180 Blanks, 24,804 Tickets.
; Whole Tickets S5. Half 22 50.
Quarter gl 25.
OC Orders enclosing cash or prizes. (Dost
paid ) will receive prompt attention, if address
ed to . i. ' ' 1 ' . -
YATES &,McINTYRE,
: Jialcigh or Fayetteville, N. C.i
State otVNorth:Carofiua. . .
Rockingham" County, ; ;
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
V ' Term, A. D. 1827. "
f Peter B. Stubblefield and others,, ,
Thompson Harris and wife David R. Bodv and
, ' wife-and others. A . t v :
'. , r Petition for Partition.. ;
(T appearing to the satisfaction; of, the Court;
that Thompson Harriss and wife and David
l. Body &. wife defendants in this cas..ir not in
habitants of this State, it is therefore
publication be male for six: weeks successively
in the Raleigh Resrister, eriviner notice to th xhr
defendants to appear at our nx?nnrt Af Pl.
and Quarter Sessions for "the countv of Ttnrk
iiiguani at wentwonii, on ITie 4th Mondav of
August next, and answer, 'otherwise the petition
will betaken pro confesso, and heaid ex parte.
V itness' Robert Galloway, Clerk of s;id Court at
Wentwoilh, the 4th Monday of Ma y, 1827
o 'V, - 2?BEHT GALLAWAY, C." C.
Price Adv. - ' . , ' 6w-74
State of Nortii-Uaiolina.
I Surry County, :
May Sessions, A.' D. 1827. '"
; .. Polly Hoppis
The real estate of John Hdppis, dee'd
1i a
: thi
'Tf f riM"-."3:u-reaent of this ; "State
it is therelore order h-o- th .
. i- - , ": . - !"svuii uiaipubhca-tic-n
bemade (or six weeks in the.Mei Reeis
ier i nav me saui I ugh Davis and Sal Iv fris wife.
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the
County of Surry, at the .Court-Bo!
lord ton the" second-Monday in' August nert -nleari
amuw ,7.,. V UgUSt next r
"vl''ow ivi'i'-s aupear at the novt rn..-
K irr , - v- ."-"". "'"erwise the't)etition
will be heard V.r'.ivMV ;... -v . ycu.l,on
av..,.t.. J 4 i 4 :7. V" . J uts ie nj je n t ered c-
. - - - j j. u ii I in o r .
Trice Adv. 2 s
vPST ? t - e ""wnof the Court
itHughD.iVis and . Sally his wlfc. n,l
A l:,:cly irci-o Girl for "S: t,
mt 1G vcars ofce. Apply to the I'rmtcrs. ;
abou
Mav 14.
HEfPECTFOLLYvOtieis nia proiesJona cr
vices to the citizens of JUleigh and its tit
cinity A. .' 'vU:h.nii
He may be fount! ati tii snop mn 'v'".
Street, next door below Messrs. - nti 1W
Tucker's .St ore. " m -f
Haleigh, April 2g, 1927.:
15
FOR RENT,
" A commodious twostory Uwelling Mouse, eii:
imJ' gibly situate, having attached to it;all he-,
cessary out bouses and ti fine garderi..Fof terms
apply.to the F.tlitnrs of ,lhe Register -1
.Ralejgh, April II, . r;t.
BEEP at ?ORE QB. 1028;
Ni. VV COMMISSIOWKBS' OFFICK,
SEALED proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of the Navyi 'iihtU the 31st
day of July, 1827, for the supply ot . 4 ;
3000 barrels ot Pork, ' , v !
3600 barrels of Beef. '. Mi :
One third of "the quantity of Pork, and one
tliird pf the quantity of Beef to be delivered at
each of the Navv Yards at 'Boston,' NewrYork;
and Norfolk. The '! whole to be delivered by
the 1st of April. 1$28. : ' ' '
The said Beef and Pork shall be of the Very
best quality. The beet s!i ill be packed from
cattle well fattened, and. weighing, not less than
400 lbs. and to average 550. lbs. All the legs,
leg rbundsrclods, and 14 lbs. from the hecks of
each animal shall be excluded, and the rest of
the body of the animal cut into pieces of 10 lbs.
-1 d. -.i.. !
each, as near as may De, s .nai iwemy pit:t.-s
will make a banel of 200 lbs. nett weight of
beef. ' 1
Of tlie 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 hog,
including. not more tnan tnree snouiuers to eacn
barrel, shall be cut into pieces or eigni pounus
each, as near as may be, so that twentv-tive pie
cm will make a barrel of 200 lbs. hett weight of
Pork.
The whole of the said Beef and Pork, to be
nar.kd with the best clean conrse white Turks
island, lsie 01 May, or 01. udcs s.au, -vi
rjth five
ounces ot tne Desr, sanpetre 10 eacn Darrei.-
.The barrels n w hich the said Beef and Pork
shall be packed, must be made of the best sea
soned white oak, or white ash tree trom sap,
and fully Jiooped they must be branded, Na
vv Beef." or ' Navv Pork," with the contract
or's name, and the year "when packed.
The whole of the said Beef and Pork must un
derm insnection at the Navv Yards where the
deliveries are to be made, by some sworn inspec
tor ot the State, to be selected by the Commis
sioners of the Navy,' or to such test, inspection,
and examination, as they have, or may hereafter
prescribe, free of expense to the United States,
ahl the barrels must be in perfect shipping or
der. ' . ' , . ' '. '
Each proposal for furnishing the Beef and
Pork, must state the place of residence of the
bidder the names of two competent persons as
sureties, and the place of their residenc -and
ten per cent, will be reserved by the United
States on all payments until the contracts shall
be completed, in addition to tht bond, and all
payments will be made at the places of deli
very. . , ' -; "
The proposals must be endorsed oh the back,;
offer to furnish salt provisions. ind must state
the' prices of the Beef and Pork respectively,,
deliverable at the several Navy Yards aforesaid.
Any, bid not made in conformity to the adver
tisement, or not received within the time limited'
herein, will not be considered.
March 26. ' 2aw52 t31Jul
Navy CommissioRer,s Office,
! : V 12th March. 1877- .
Lav e Oak frame and promiscuou , Timber
for. Ships of tle Line, Frigates $ Sloops
of War, -riHE
Conmssioners of the Navy will receive
JL proposals un,6l the 31st day of July, next, for
furnishing Live Oak Timber, cut , to moulds,
(which they will furnish) for ships of the line,
frigates and sloops of war, and the proportion of
promiscuous Live Oak, cut to dimensions, that
may be required, say 6000 cubical feet for "each i
ship of the, line, 3000 for each frigate, and 1000
for each sloop. v The timber must be cut from
trees grown in situations not more than 25 miles
from the sea", deliverable at the following' build
ing yards, viz. Portsmouth, N. H. Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, 'Washington, and Norfolk
during the years 1828, 1829 and 1830, say on or
betore the 1st November ot eacn year.
Persons oHering, will be pleased to state parti
cularly their terms per cubical foot.for any one of
the frames, with the proportion oT promiscuous
timber required V 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 paces tor the
frame of a ship of the line, of a frigate, of a .sloop
and for promiscuous timber. 1 he otters can be
made deliverable at any one, or, either, or all the i
yartls above mentioned ; but the terms per cubi
cal foot deliverable at each, (jf a difference be
made by the- bidder) must be distinctly stated.
It is to beVunderstood, that .the Commissioners
will select such offers, and assign to , each bid
der such portion of. the timber required, (not
less than one entire Yjame) and designate such
yards for the delivery as they may judge expe
dient for the public interest ;. and further, that
no money will at any time, under any circumstan
ces, be advanced, and that none will be paid,
until an actual delivesy of timber that bond;
with two or more sufficient sureties, for the faith
ful discharge of , any contract, will be required ;
that, the amount of such bond will be one
third the estimated amount of the contracts
Moreover,.. thatk as, additional and collateral secu
rity, ten per centum of the avails of each cargo
will be' reserved and withheld, until the contract
shall be fully complied with to the entire satis
faction of the Commissioners ; and that, in all
deliveries of timber.'a due monortion of the
most difficult parts of the frames shall be deliver!
ed, otherwise, 4 it shall be at the , option of the
Commissioners to withhold such amount, in ad
dition to the ten per cent, above mentioned, as
they may judge expedient for the public interest
until such deficient proportion of such difficult
timbers shall be delivered ; and it is further to be
understood, that all .-payments will be made at
the places of delivery. . . ?v J .i .
i Those ywhoA may offer to supply any part of
Ihis timber, are further requested to state parti
cularly their own residence the names 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 they may become bound i. AU offers
are to be sealed and directed to the CoiivmUsfon
ers of the Navy, and endorsed with the following
words, via. Offer to furnish Live , Oak,- under
the advertisement of 12iliMarch, 1827.' 5 ; . y
.The timber is to be inspected and measured
according to the rules established by the Board,
a copy of which may .beootaiped on application
to the Nayy Agent either at Vensacola. Savannah,
Charleston,. C. . Norfolk Washmeton. Uahl-1
more, PhUadelphiaNew-Yorki Bostonvcr Ports.
moutn, tj? .m dtr,f .v
.-.' bid not jnade. in conformitylo1 this adver
tisement, or that may may not be received within
the time herein limited for receiving bids, canuot
be considered, ; . ' ; :'41-iaw-t3Uuly r
yon T'1 r
l.Lih
i it.
. ....
1i
C - DOAnn or ttx jTXEsy
His.cxceilency.jps; "i:iint. Gqtkti-v
tinmi.ii.H:Tanev. i Esfl
Rev. George Koerts. f
av w i
Hon. EZ. ! naniof rv
Honi Stey'nsoft Archer.
HorrrThps.r B.;Dorseyi
Hon, John Herbert;
Hon; James Thomas
Hon.: John Nelson.,
Hon., W. : II. Marriott.
H on. Re v'rdy Johnson.
Rev. 3 P. K..Hensnaw.
Solomon Etting, ? Ksq.
TatTil ? Williams, Xsq.
Wiliam Frick, Esq. y.
Isaac. McKim, Esq. 1 v
Dr. JamesSteuartrji;
Dr. JL J. Sentunes.. 1
Dr. Dennis 'Claude. ; :
Jas; W. MeCulIocln Es,
Dr.' Henry Wil Kins.
' quire.;rr-'T i CoL JoburEi;lowarur
COHEN'S OFFIC El 14, Market-street,
- .i i7a'mrr. vUcv-Jth..! 827-5'
try LTnder atlthoritv of the Act of the General
Asmblv (Dec session,- irao,) wc iierwnii
present to the public, the FHst Class ot tae 3ia-
ry land , . -f v .', r i j( 'J i v V - ' l'-f : -1 'i "
I ; , Literature Lottery, jiw
whole to be drawn in 0E DAY, ir.the city
of .BatTixoRB, and under the superintendence
of he CommisMururg ppoi sited by, "the. Gover
or and .Council. f j.; ; ,.; - ' . .
i HI.GHKST PHIZF., , . -
JMIfrl JANT SCEHME i :
l v Prize of 820,000 is 320,000
1
10
10
10
20.
20
40
100
, 150
300
9000
10,600
2.0CK)
1,000
j500
fv-2ft0s
Kit):
' r- 50-
'10,000
20,000
10,000
? 5,000
.4; 000
- 2f)00
"2,000
-2.000
-K50O
1,500
20
10
'-'5'
-''4
i
0"
n " 36,000
9662 priZos, aralVtnl 14,000
dols.
"v 20338 only 30,000 Tirkets.
03 he AS It for the whole of the Prizes can
be h:i !, as usual at Coukm's 0ncr., the incmetd
they are drawn. ( - : ; v " :
, " -i ' I " . .
'-Moiie or DnAvvijto. Tlie numbers will be
put in one wheel as iisti.il, and in the th r will
be pttt the prizes above the denomination of -Five'
Dollars, and tlu di-awing to protrvess in the usu
al manner. The 9,000 prizes" of Four DoHnr f e
be awarded to the tickets, the numbers of which
end with .the' terminating figure of either pf the
three Jirst drincrt numbers of ftijfereni terminations
The ? Five Dollar Prizes to be'awarded to'the;
tickets having the two last figures correspotiilmg'
with the two last figures, of - suh number f t?ie
next dnwn of different terminaiion. This mxle;
will permit the whole lottery to be completed in
one drawinsr. and a ticket dr.iwincr a -superior
prize vill not be
rior one also. --
restricted from : drawing an mte-
Whole tickets, $J.
Shares in proportion.
Orders from any p"rt of the. United States,
either by mail (post paid) or private conveyance,
enclosing the Cash or Prize tickets in any of the
Lotteries;-will meet the same prompt and punc
tual attention as jif on personal application. L r
gy:1ddrt8S to .'. , " - :
J. I. COHENJh & BROTHERS, Baltimore.
Raltmorf,'Mav 7th, 127. ' .
. - . Econom y is the Itoad to Vealth.
' RALEIGH l-y
Dyin &Scoaiirig Kstablisbmenty
THE Subscriber returns sincere thnnks to the
Ladies ;md Gentlemen I of Raleigh,: and the
public i generally, for their liberal patronage,
since his commencement of business in ..this
place, and hories by assiduity and attention . to
merit a: continuance. He fias added to his Eta
bhshment n'iofet m-tchinery oPthe latest improve
ments, 'Which enables him to forward business
with more dispajtch and in a superior manner ;
piece gbods of all kinds finished equal to .import
ed, vizi Cloth?, Cassimeres Cords," Vtlvets,
Stuffs, Siiks, Satins, drapes, fTbsiery, &c. Gen
lIemeiiJi,;G.irmnts6f every description scoured,
renewed in colour or dyed and finished, -at the
shortest. notice,1 in as much perfectum aslat any
other. Eitahlishhient iii the Union. His mode of
Steam-Scouring,r extracts all kinds" of grease,
paint, tar, &c". and is admirably calculated to pre
serve clothes during the 'summer season from
moths,' &c. Ladies' Dresses -of every desbription
dyed to any shade or tol icka changed to other
colours. Leghorn and Straw Bonnets bhrached,
or stains removed, or dyd ahd trimmed to the
latest fashions! Umbn lias, ' Parasols;. . Ribons,
Gloves: Stockings, Shoes, &c. dy-'dtoi.any other
colour. ' Ladies' 4,elisses dyed and pressed, al
so Merino ahd other Shawls scoured .and the
colours revived equal to uew, or dyed two dis
tinct colours if requested, each Shawl answering
the purpose ofjt wo separate articles, or the pre
sent colour preserved on one side, and the other
dyd to amy beautiful colour or shade desired,'
North-Carolina! or domestic cloths consisting of
cotton arid wool, dyed and pressed to appear ele
gant ; also cotkou and wool in hanks or skeins
dyeil to any colour. " Military Uniforms, Epiu
lets, Embroidet, &c. cleansed, arid restored to
their original brilliancy. Ladies and Gentlemen
are invited to call and . examine new specimens
of faahiortable jcolours for the present summer,
dyed at this establishment, which he warrants
equal to 'any ever exhibited to the ''view1 of. the
public, and wplch, for brilliancy and durabihtj';
.cannot be surpassed, by any similar establish
ment in the Union. y f v ? j , ,
N. ft. Gentlemen's T Clths : ueatly -repa-red
with dispatch' 0n reasonable terms.., .All , articles
sent to tle estabHshment to be 'dyed orscourvl,
will be rea.ly fpr delivery in two or three days
from the time of receiving' theni, weather per-'
mining. - -.f-.f f. s:. :' :- ,t.--
All kindscf jMantuamaking and Millinery done
with neatness, ;and in, the .mosttashiuiiablff man
ner, at the above EstabTishmerit;
V V 1 JOHN BRISSINGTON.'
June 15, 1327- 3- ' - - t. i-t-.-.u -f tf-731
The Exer.
ises of the Franklin
Male Academy, will be resumed on .Monday, the
18th instant.' 1 .'-: ' '
The Session of six month. Terms as follows
For the nidime.ts of KnglUh, as! Reading Spel
li ug, . &.C j $7v Geograpjiy, Anthmei ic, Gmmiriari
&;c. 10. .v Forthe languages and higher bran
cues ot the , Mathematics p!5, in .advancer At
the close; of the session a small tat on each stj-
deht fori ItJe experise'of fueT ur.d'c)ntrigencisls
Instructors5 sometimes 'nforise. what'nth'oruMt
would be equally-obligatory on them and be ex
pected byleverypatroii of.tlieif schools-an.! ho
nest and faitlifril discharge 'Jpf, ;duy?,(Non pro
v'i r . ' i ' r -
PTTAtt nnrlin.'b
LouisljiurgJune 3
.Gales) and Soii "i
, t
no
H AVE just
; ATX. AN'
received av fresh stippTy'bf the
ATLANTIC SOU VENI R,and. FO RGET
XlEjOT, for 1827,. The EngraviogSiWiicbraxlorrr
..tiiese, tasteful works, to wy notpihg.of the, judici
oil's selec'tions; and the Interesting original mat
ter.are fully Mforth the price or-the Bsok'.' '
1
'w . I ' ,!"
- .rre doors below
fiankofX
;ti- cj.i J
r Rtiblic, tht l.iy h,7w '
just received, consistin? chifiv r .
t Clythip. made un in Newbern . . .""tf
imported from Ne-v-York. All of tvi
be sold.wholesaleand retail, onihJmo trea
able terms fur cash., - - ieaso;,.
B. Persons having ac-ounts ith F
e roquestetl .0 come torwa. d M.d iibVfT
Vvr'iisuch acP":
lis are
f t lenient.
, - -Mil 1111 an stir u
I-'
Ai
College of New
Vork
Tins
hTs" work" Is" published otyfhelst of r v
. August ami ifdvember. aV$5 a year
Mav
! Subscnptions for.. t.his . Work received bv t
Gales and Son. ' ,Vi " : J 1 '
"June.1,1817;; "K ' x'u v ' w
Brf.tuhex or.THi BAjrrisrr DeoxisATiT
Feeling the; deepest interest for the prospeYitl
ofr Zion and 5 the 'salvation? of "souls, Ve btliet'
it important , that v something' should be doc
rnorethanS now in existence,- to urovcAr i!
us.iogeuier as a ooy, anq to exc.te. the public
to consult the things wu'ch';beloWto their pi
sent peace And r tuttire -rt hcity,'- We therefor,
believe that iftlvere were a meeting estiblUfa
by .die na.me.of the.U.iiioo Meeting of the BptiJ
Denqrninatioivof North Carolina, to meet anui
al, Tf". P'ace to tplaceapd to "continue fotj
or ,five days ; at whichthe preachers of'thV'
State- would gerierally attend ' and continue"
preacbng, praying, &cr.- and consulting eact
otlier on ttie.-state.of Zion, commuiucatinj Uieir.'
views and feelings jVrely if -with the blessTn- Qf
Heaven it wouldefTect tjie.objecl .aigned.' '
; ' Feeling that we-are, actuated by the purest .
motives, and "that we have the spirit of God pl"
prtibating such measures, anil that it is in com
pliance with the injunction i ol theDApostle, t!ut:
we shojdd not, d'irsakei tlie, assembling cf our.
selves together,. ajd .tlat it.y'dl meet with tie
general approba'.'on of'our;' denomination vv
have 'appointed' the first 'iimon 'meeting to be
heM in Rileigti,- cbmrriericing on Thursday ni,t
before the fifth Sabbath in "July next, and conti '
nue till Moivlay .following. ? 'J
I We do hope that the I preadiers of this State.
wjll. take a deep ipferest in Hiis meetiugj and
feel it their duty to attend ; and those who" cas
visit ns'from neighbduririgSUtes are respectful
ly inVited.,i 'i-v-:vi -i- v v ,
t By order of tlie meeting. - .';"! ;
, 1 , RESPECTABLE Female to take charge of .
A the School under the patronage and sup?N,
intendance of the Rideigh 'Teuulu ''"Benevolent1
Society; - IV- ? y i5
? -It will be expected tliat whoever 'lundertifces'.
to toacH the Chihlren, shall b? corripetent to in-.'
stnict them in the rudiments of the English lar.
guage, the common rules of Aritlimetic, Writing,
Sewing and Knitting.' . .-"Further, it! will be ex-1
pected tlrit the teacher will take charge at bed
and bord of sichr children as the Society have,
or. may adopt, to be supported, clothed and edu-"
cated at the expehce.of the Society.. . r -;
A small dwelling.attached to the $chool Room ,
will be furnished to the person' "who uhdertites
the services ab'ovemeritioned. u T 1
'Application niay bernade totheTresdentc,
Managers, or to the Book? Store of J. Gales and
Son. ! '.r. Vy . I . ,r: -v - . . May 14. -
'Reports of 8uprenie Court.
flIIE -Reports of Cases decided at the last term
' L of the. Supreme Cmrt,! will be 1 published in'
a few dys. JNo.attention will be paid totheoW.
Subscription List.-Those gedtlemen who wish'
the number, will enclose,7 . fxi paid, to J. Wn-;
mpe, Raleigh,' one vlolUr and fifty cents, upon,
l he receipt of which it "wille sent' to them bj
return of rhail. - - 't--il :r - 4
; -May2,il827.-;XJ. ? -; ?-''"-' j
- Estate of North-Carolina.
. .-.w .' - V Surry County;' 1 ' ..' ;
: : - ! My Sessions, A.: D. 1827. . " "
Charles Steadman aritl" his wife and others,
- -i :; " ' '"-' v -rsl:r-;- ' 4
; The real estate of .John H. Hoppis, de
Vetition forpartilin : of land t lie ,
JT appearing "to- the sntislaction of the Court"
that Hugh 1iavistand Sally" his ' wife,' and
George Hoppis are' residents of another State i.
It is ordered byj the : Court f that publication be
made for six week in the -Raleijrh Register, that.
the said Hugh Dayh :nd his.wife Sally, & Geo.
Hoppis arpefaf the" next Court tof Pleas and.
Quarter Sessions 'to he belt! for ' the County of
Surry, at the Court-House in Rockfordonr the
second Alooday in; August hext plead answer
or demur; otherwise, the petition will be heard et
parte as to them, 'and .judgrijent entered accord
ingly. .
! Teste,
Price Adv. ?2
. .,j6: "'Vii-liams,' c c-
S tate of Alabama. '
:il
' i: . : x '. Petrjr .County.. , . ", t ,':v.
At a Circuit Court exercising Chancery junsu;;
t tiort,' helcl on'the 4thMonday in Apr 1; If v
Catlraririe Williams,- V'-v- V'r'-M ;
i w a .It.-; .UK tn' Chancery :- ,
Henr'. Williams, S ; o J -' ' ,v v'il
THERE AS Caloarine Wilhams, by
r ebUiite4oikin;Ct)anc1y.lptsynS Vj".
Tnay be divorced' from Henry! WiiUms v
she
husbands for his -cruel' and inhuman conauc .
her before separation, and ,the cdtire b:kiT
nint of her thvsaid Catharine, as well j wj
thevsaldllleiiry'sbase and iihmoral . conduct
And 'it appealing to the Court,: that the
Henry. Williams is not a resident of the btie
at least two months before the next terra -Mr
CotirtJ to be"hol4eh on tlie second H o nosy . . B
the &.inh" Monday in October,; 1S27. in tl
of Marion in said count v, for the said Henry
liams o appear thenUrid there; to ans ""i
i of ihesaid.: patfiarine - Williams hjs w
cause to shew, d any he has. .wny, a
Catharice . praying, to, be, divorced fv
saidtHenfy"sh6nld no be granted. ; - n
1 -WILLlASr STRIXGFELLOWC
THS ibllowiug uarnbers were
Wheel i , . , -
1 13. tSO--o7. r 53. 1
16, 21.
I Persons holding Prizpf are reqass'
auu renew lueruni mero':'iri
quauty.. urat and Black' ilea vrr Hatiof tV I
appmved itashwns.VpurtklyS6
approaching season Tv ali nlvv'0
sreneral assortment V .Vk.. ' .
tJ r w JLsitiir r ."X .
I , By lL"CvtCarey,& J. la; PWladelDVu
: PHI LADKIiPil 1 A JDutlNAL '
I lc V . . il ,Kt jscai sciences. pi
T ed.b.v ?aM-P..Vrofe7
the Institutes and Vractice of :PlViic nd rr! '
icVl piucYice in Ulc WiictKVcjitSL.
wr;p?-inw5r.DiAdjbnMt
lul wiferr ii? : tb UTiiverslty of prnnsvi.: '.V'
and i'Johw: W-Goi.ti M. ; D; : PrbfeVi: .
Vatomv anirf Thisl6irV in Hiitf.. w'
Alabama ; it is ordered by: the uoun u.- r
hcatiori.be1 mnde in the: Alabama Journal
!eisrli;Retristj. N.C. for four successive ,
i
,July 91877 -