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Ilr V - DEFKIlUEl) ARTICLES. : , .VjThe.followinf '-is" an", extract: of aIettervad i dressed to the Editors of; the NeMr-Orleans sAr i rjrtVs containing a statement of- the late r bloody Viffair near Natchez, by a party from Alexandria; .;";:vii Uapidei It would seem as if all the elements rt "c f th e infe rnal re gtons i w ere.1 let : loose ,r and -.Jthat these deed were perpetrated by demons in the ihape of men. - ' ' . '".-.Concortlial .241807.; '"".C.'Deir, Sir.r-I .was invited by , ,Dr. ,3lIatldox, not long since,' to an interview without the. limits ot ' tJie state,'! met him at Natchez,on the,18th"inst;f on ihe'lS h l was challenged by him.' 1 appoint- ed the 19th for the dayand the'fifst sand beach" ; above Natchez, on the Mississippi- side, for - the ; !lace :of .meeting1.- We met," 1 exchanged '-two : shots without efTect, and made friends; ? . llvself ahd niy -friend, ; Major .M'VVhorter, and my -surge : on,' Dr.l'Cimty, were invited by Or. Muddox and lus friend, Col. Crane, and surgeon,- DrUouney, " to t lie .oils,-wherti his frientls - who were : ex ' eluded trorn the field, were stationed, to ; take jiome relreshment f 'when about ''half way,1 we . were met by-my frend,'Gen. Cuney, Mri James ."Bowie, -and my - brother who .had: accompanied me. from Red iliver, and-who: were also Excluded from" the field, and had taken. their station. in. the woods; abotit ii hundred ""yards from: -.-the- field. ' GeiV- Cuney, on meetinpjUH inquired of me how the affair had been settled v I told him that Dr. V;v Middox mid my self had exchanged wvo shots and. made friends.' i He'then turned to i Colonel 'Cne-who was near nie 'and ..observed to him that there? was a. difference-, between them, 1 and that they had better return to the ground & settle it as Dr Maddox and myselt-haddone Dn Cu ' ney.and mvseU interposed and -stated to the G n ral that that was not the lime1-nor.the place for Uthe. adjustntent of:'their d fferelice ;-Jhe General f iimitiediately acquiesced ;t and- his brother- had turned to leave him . when ; Crane, without "re rplying to General ,'Cuney,-or sayin- one ; word 'fired a pistol at him, which he carried in his hand, . .' but without effect. - l.theu jstepped;back oneor wo paces, when Crane drewfrom his belt ano--ther pisto!, firedat and wounded Gen.'; Cuney in -the thigU ; he expired maboUt'fifteetu minutes.' r As Crane presented a second pistoU General Cu fhey placed his hand t)n bis but did not draw:un tilhe had receivVd Crane's second fire tis he was -3faliihg.j vGeneral Cuney did, hot firea pistol ."on the ground. , I: addition to the above I will staie", tih the authority of Dr. Hunt, of 'Natchez, Jthat -. Crane had s.id to his friends in Natchez :that ' if ; General 'Cuney . made 'his appearance ; om the jj-round, he Crane, would kill bim-and that,- at ;all events, he intended to ki ;l , him the- firsts op pbrtnhity andwell has he . kept his promise JL)r. Denny has since. informed ms tliat Crane had rnade.th e; san i e declaration previeus t o his -Jeatv iirg Ivbme.' ;Dr. Hunt called at Cuney's quartt-rs the evening previous Jo the meedncrwith the ; yiew;of communicating. Crane's; inteinioiri : but uufortunately; .Dr.- C. was notiat.his' lodgings, Or oinerwiae xnis premeuuateu murder would have been prevented, V Your obedient servant, :Vr.-i -j r;; ? -Sam. jl.' wells ,v .Further applications relative to ,tKe 'affair fur nished us j- Air. Bowie,? upon seemg-GenV Cu ney, drew- l his . pistol ;TCrane, after shooting CenVCunevVi drewa third.; nistol ': , Bowie and himself, exchanged rCbhots;! simultaneouslybftt cwiuiout.enect ; Crane tired: '-: By this time Ma jor ;:-W right.? and . the t wo Blanchards, from Hed Jiiver came running down fiorrf fthe. wood -.with drawn pistols, when Wright- 3topped, " took aim at Bowie,- fired and : missed him t he - then ' ad vanced, three or four, paces, d re w another pistol, Vne was unarmed, butfth'at ifhe was . a man r. to shoot' of. Maior M' Wlioit placed an arm in his. hand they- both fired : I y riHt tine or two seconds firstj and - both with effect t Mr., Bowie was'shot throHgh the breast; VT'gUt. was struck in his side, but; the ball did ;not enter.; AV right theni fled ; "Bowie : drew "linife, and pursued him,;and when within about en feet of im lie received a simultaneous fire froxri the. Blanchards v pne-bf the' balls vtook ef fect in his thiirh and cut him: do w ft : - observing which, Wright "wheelel,v when het and Alfred " u-Mf cw iiieir-swovu canes, rusnea oti uim commenced Stabbini?1-Bowie Who- was oostrate. , Bowie scuffled for -some'secondsuntil he got on n9 seat, he then reached up, caaght;W right by the coajt. drew liiro down r -on C him;':' and at .one : stab dispatched him. v Mr. W, ;We!!s. who .had .been attending on TGen Cu ney after he, had fall len observinir Bowie's . situations-ran' to This -,re- - lief, fired at Blanchard. i but fortunately only wounded. s Blanchards in 'the arm. ;Thef combat , !cuur,J '.w aiicf- naa i jnree ptsiois, rfliajor i .. ngnt and t wo Blanchards t o each. . .The gen tlemen from Natchez, and vicinity.v who had a"v companied'them, and "were on the -ground in the. affray, were armed -some with two pistols.; i nere was also brought to the ; field' ai double barrel gun and.bther arms were at hand.se In-all -they numbered fifteen or twenty, pistols and. one .shot gun ihe other party Ti:d five pistols , "go-oinin Jltt Fayetteville, .-3V. -C-? V- 2 consequence of. the failure of Jhe Boston .Glass Comniinv -tumII h drl nn 7"iifl(l:ii Jtli Heceber next, the entire stock of , ..... . r-r . J ---- 'i.'" Window. Glass GlasiJFarey 1 V woHglng to thnt Compatiy,;" consisting of fortv ,0r assirted Fancy. Glass Ware,, such as .Turn i'Ws Decanter1 t v.- ions s'zes and slnpes, J-a: Pitchers, Cruet., il ilts,. Ca-'of BottL s, ..Mn-ps and Apthecar Dottles,' fee. : ' , . :" A cho'ceisKortmcnt ot -'Go,:, Hard Vt -""ment i,f ntl-rv. es!) import. U3 Reports oMhe Supreme Court '! The Reports of Cases decided at the lar term of the Supreme Court, will bepublished in a few days. ' No attention will be paid to the old Sub scription'List." - Those'gentlemen who wish 4 the number-will e nclose l post l paid to J ; W xtm o n e, Raleigh, one dollar and fifty cents, upon the re fceiptfof which it,will be sent to them by return ot mail ? r ;. - : V , i ilwalnahle Plant a Hon in Wdke f AT ..valuable Farm, lately known bv, the I sii. name oV West-Hill, lying on both -sides of Swift &; Williams's Creeks,' adjoining the'Plan tatibn' of Governor Branch, about nine miles from Haleigh, on the,Road', to Haywood, settled ori-. gini'ly; by ?08eph Larieihe Grandfather of the late occupant: of thatjiacne at atime when far mers had choice ofthe'best lands in the country The Vhole Tract of laridrconiains'To Thou-, sand Two Hundred and ;Tw,enly acres-neac 1200 ' of . which is .Tirime -Jand-a "considerable portion of: it fine low grounds... The residue" .is well-timbered lIng-leaved tihe Land and issup posedto . afford the . best". range f?r jcattje .and hosrs in the county. The farm under cultivation is between.3. find 400 ' acres; on wbich th'ere is a tolerably .good Dwellingd louse,; and other out-1 6uildin'gs on as! li and so me" and healthful aVsiteJ as can ue tounu wvuje couniy, or.pernaps: .in 111c Staeti"v;.Thereas'a small GristpMill, which is cop", venient for fam'dy and neighbourhood purposes. I The farm is in good onler, andthat and) tli-i and may viewed, l; onr. application to Mr, ; Tho. mas "Howell,'. oh the premises i and the; termsof sale, - which ' will , be accommodating,' , wilK be made known bnappHcation" to JJ.VCales . f Blfi(th,-'Jiirie 21.tl827.' ' ' j 59-tf. 1 - y.f'r l?asiihabe Mat ;, V ::,'CLOTHSNG' STQBJS. Tfiree 'rfoors ibelovr the Rewbkrn Bank, fltdleigh. IHE Subscribers present theirsincere thanks 4 ' to thijif." friends ami the? public is t 'general, for'the liberal encouragement hitherto received, and respectfully; -inform them; that they have just ' returned frbnV New-York, where they, ptir-chased.Vs-plendld assurlmetit of Goudsiir their line, consisting of" ' ' ' " -" ' " - Sup'r; Blue and Black Velvet Cloths, " .I'J c Drab, Brown and Claret do " v I; - ' Steel hVMi V x ; a1 , ' v s , Blue. and Black Cassimeres, 'r 1 - LDrab and SteeT"Mixt do - ;J Elegant EnglishSilk Handkerchiefs, , ' "" v FifsTquahty of Black do? ' ";"Cmn)(m:;M- do " do " ' - , 1 ' " r 4 "'Also a great variety of Fancy Cravats , . ," -A.and Stocks''';-. - . ' ' " '.; f:1 ' Superior Jlorseskin and BeaverGloves V ; " - Patent -Suspenders " , : Common ' dtf :" ' I .-' . - -I , . - . Lam!swbol Shirts j . rv ' ? ri' Yi La m b s w o o I ah d C ott o h .Drawers V, -r. 'u. r . ukcfc "D,ab and White'Beaver Hats of . ; the first quality T: ' ; ..- t,; . secona uo.niaue 10 oruer-in me latest : . a . , ;NewlYorkand Philadelphia Fashions.' t r They ha ve also on hand a 'general Assortment of HEADYrMA 13 E ' CLOTHING manufactured from materials recently Imported and under their own inspection iriNewbern and in RileighV'con- sisting of ;' Blue St Black Dress Coats': ' ; ''" , ,Blue,'Green, Claret' St Olive Frock do. -; I : Blue & Drab Box Coats ' ' ' r ' : r 'Drab over ditto ' " 4 : ' J r - J v Blue Cloth & Camlet Cloaks ; c' " " -" ' 'A variety .of Cloth(Sc 'CassimereTPantal6on' f ; Cut Velvet, English Silk, ToilineV&.Valen- ciaVestsj v : " ' - v-;J 'tT .Blue and Black Cloth "do: . . ' - ' f i ' Gentlemen will find it greatly to j-their ! advan tage io can annexsniiiie me anove goous.as incy intend selling lowerlfof cash than any heretofore offered n this mar ket. ; - ': V-.Hi ; ; t t . ; - s - -F. C. JiLLlf S Co. - , N., B.Thev bave in their emnloya. number of the best workmen that could be obtained at e the North; which will enable them to execute all or ders' which' they, may be favored with,vin a style that cannot be surpassed. - : T - ' " ' Two or three additional Journev men wanted. Apply-to V. r t'-F. C.Et &,CbV ! Raleigh, Oct. 23, 1 827." i1 1 s V. - ; J .' T 4 - a - - ... cteLebuated TTieMuriner iat the Bottom A i A PATENT-having, been issued by the I PresiT dentof the United States,to 'Edward New man,1 for his valuable improvement on "the - Grist Mill,; the 'subscriber isfully authprised andV em no wercd. to make sale.of Richts for usincr a sinerle nun,, or.tue ivigu ior.v usihjj ., aiu nus m any Cou ntyi ;; or in .any ' S tate in , the' Union; except Louisiana. v ; ;v . rVtV - .;v k j Persona wishing to purchase Rights, can 'di rect 't heir letters to Samuel Morehead, Postmas ter,;Martinvill, GuilfordNC; andtheyVill.be immediately attended to, -tv; t TThef superior atvantages of this Millconsist in t'-.e, gi'inding being done so n'earhe centre, w h ere 1 1 1 e power,! i p pli ed -th e small si 2e oft lie st on es, nnd t h e tppli cat i h. of .pressure t o su p ply the abence. of weight.c The running stone is "placed on the spinUle,- and facing -ipwards to he bedstone, which is permanently fixed; - The . Pressure is appliedVo. thecentre of' -the runner, nd' the gtttin introduced 1ntb ;the -millithrpagh the eye of the bed,or top stone. N - The simple construction of this Mill, -its trreat di i rnbi lity and che ap n essi and-T its con vei tie nee anl usefulness to all persons -having large families and btock; and the facility with which animal or wnter power can be - applied, --have given it the decided preference ' over all :the inventions of this kind, with - persona,, who 'can judge such i hx correctly. ' S AMLTEL rlOUEHEAD, , ; Agent .for Edward Newman, Patentee: -ch30. - . . 52 w6w-tm6m: i The Editors of the Itegister'are authorised to ?.ct S3 cour.tv.- Agents for the sale of Bights, in Wake IlTi following are tlie drawn . Iew-YorTi Consolidated Lottf 1227 1 lzr - t trs in the C.h Cbss, 1-t. 2d. - 3d. A o q. 4th. rth FD ETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends & Si L.f the public generally for the liheral patron age he pas heretofore received.and begs leave to inform them that he still continues to canyon the J ailorin Su sines x at ru old stand oije door above Mr.Jlichardmlth's .Storev.and directly, opposite the Jfostothce, where he has m hts . employment "omc first rate "workmen; ; . and i gentlemen .wish ing expedition, can have ,a. suit, of, clothes made i n one dtytr notin ferior to;any.. work done in .the sjtate. : He has also on hatid an' assortment "of Su p'erhne CIoths,and more are daily expected ; He- has at,, present .some Heady, Made Clotfuner. which he. will sell cheap for cash or on a short credit, to his punctual cjustomers.' v ; ." ' t'Nn B. All orders ibr;work," promptly attended to. s- . J. L. " Raleiprh Oct.'l9th' 1827.' ' . 12,law3t ' ' OxfordAcademies." rgMIE examination' r. f , the 3 Male - A cademy be ' i' gins-on Mond:v t he 12th of -Nov. and the Report will be" read ATednesday ' morning ; ? im-; mediately after which that -of the Female Acadev myvdl take" placer iand thfe exercises will close on Fndayevenrngs with a musical exhibition.; The attendance of 'all interested is respectfully solicited." ' ?" f- v -j.', v .- The" winter session of these" Institutions 'Opens on Monday .7th Man'y; 1828. ' The Male binder the caf e of Jr D; Johnson as heretofore. T!ie fe male "under thatof the Rev. Jos. Labafe.- ' - . j.- a A BURTON, Sec'ry. - I Th er Eden ton Gazette,1 ? orf "o tk ; 1 1 e raid,"- nd Petersbuigh Intelligencer,' will Miblish"the above three weeks aL.d. for ward. their, accounts,- to1 he Post Master of t is place. V ' ' ' '' Oxfonl.'Oct. 20th; 1827. - " 11 3w C OKUNAUh DUPUY respectfully informs his MP tneiuls and the public --in ernerar. .that he has just 'returned from the' North and has opened an elegant assortment of the above Ar?icles,which he will ; dispose of , at very, reduced i prices for - AH 'kinds oF.Golo and Silver Work manufact ured and repaired in the most elegant style and shortest notice." V He hopesi that by his punctual And assiduous attention to Imsiness, to merit; a continuance , of; that liberal encouragement he uas received since ne commenced business. . . Ral-jgh, Oct 8- . ' -r 6,8w-x CLOTHING STORE. fSH E subscriber; informs .1 hepublic; ; that he L still continues at. his ild Stand, one doOr a ove Messrs. f 1 & U. Kvle's Stored- wfiere4 he carries on his Dusiness in its various branches. For the liber! I support he has unifoi ndy receiv ed, he tinders his sincere thanks and trusts that his imsidii ty; and lUtentioh, united Vith'a dispo sition tq please, will continue to secure for .him share: of patronage.' ffok'eeps.-. constantly vin his employ the best workmen, vwhtch will enable him to execute all orders .with neatness, and des patch. He has also, on .hand,' a; very, general as sortment of " v . IleaclyrMade Qlothingy Suitable for Winter, made" of thtTbest materials, - -'-"' and consisting in' part 'of r - " ; - -Blue and Black Dress Coats . t.r-,'. 'v Blue Olive," Gren & CLiret Frock do 1 . Blue and Bl'Ck. Pantaloons1- - - ' Black Silk;Velencia, Toilinett, Marseilles if-- '' a -id Cloth Vest.ngs, ; V" ." i f " Fancy Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs WorxlsrockiGloves -v ' v- - : ' j; Common , do ';..i',-J ' '-, , i i . Suspenders and other articles of Wearing 'v. .'.'"Apparel.,. . -'i -'"- ALEX. CAMPBELL! - r ' Baleigh Oct. 27, 1827. , i . ? ; t CCj" O n e o r 1 w o ad lit ion al J ou rn ey me n vi II I meet .with employment and good wages "on ; ap plication as. above. - v - -i-v.'t - " ' a 'Wantetl'alsoj two Apprentices to the-Tailoring business, from"12.to 15 years ofage. -. " S" ': -""C. r ' '"" . 12 law4w , straYvHorse: ; S' TBAYED from the subscriber on the 20th October last; a BaV Hnrse witli a black mane andtaif, about five feet high, four -ears old last "spring,- tolerable large 'feet and a 5 scar ran fthe hinder part f of-his right thigh no o'her rnar& recollected. ; Any t inf brmation' concerntng stid Hore will be.thatikfully rec'eivel and a iiberl remuneration will be given :: to j'nyperson. who wil! stop said -Horse land. give information to the subscriber, living; three miles nurtrrof , y arren " ton, N. C. - , T GIDEON 1 GREEN. vNov.15. i- ?.t tUarriage i and Ur igr Alji-iitt a f tilH E Sunscribers takes this? metiod t ;makp. C-iL . known to his friends and. the pubhc that h.- lias on hand.a number of Pannel and 'Stick. Gigs and also aJSuIkyj finished jnjiands)iiie style and of ,thebest materialswhich he" offers at very; low prices' persons ; wishnig to purchase an-l" invited to call and view Them. . - v-r - ;V ; , jj. '? Gigs and Sulkies sent to his shop to be repr.ir ed or painted vwill be proraptly attended.itd"' and kept in a Jiou&e to protectthtmi from' the -'weather, s . - . , v . .1 . WESLEYVHl fAKEK. - Kaleigh, Novemerl9. 1827 . . " 'L Mrs.r'O'iirieu'slSclioul. 'V TfORthe present Session-terminates on'.,Tues-; a,,i daythe l3th of -November and will -be re- su m ed on t h e 3 rd M ou day i n "J a n u a ry ne xt. r jn'Female Seminaries. - Music $55 $15 "t .Drawing & Painfing I t.;tcii x oiuig i,uy must De proyKieci ,wtn .a Coverlet, blanket; pair of Sheets and ..two Tow els t1 otherwise a separate charge for those atti cies .wiii be made cation by. letter or otherwlseVto .Mrs. O'B. or the subscriber, will De prmj,tl attended to. ' I ' ' ' bPii:,cEu o'iiiMn i . yilhamjc o.i.i, ;,T. C. :,: ' zt. 25, 1827. The R llegit ;ton Gazette ajid larborough trev Prs3. will nserrions and forvprd iheir accouRts.- V . Term3 as heretofore, (to. wit,) $60 per Session for .Boanl and -Tuition,' including;e cry branch of Literary' and Scientific Education: usually taught ?'- idj'reiwishtQ employ some lady (one with out a; family) well qualified to take charge of thJ Drawing and Painting department. ' Early aunli- A -Important'. Sale.; Tri j Wednesday . t h e ;2 1 st d a v of No ve mb ec .r-nextti we shall offe-r. for sale to the, highest bidder, at the residence of the late Col. Josehl Hawkins, in the, City of JialeighaV considerable portion of the P E U1S I rAB LE ESTATE of said decedent, consisting of a, Jargei assortment o the best Household,and, Kitchen Furniture ; also a: Carriage and Harness.? -two Oigs and. Harness piir'-of -welfbroke - Horses aiid'a good ndim.- I lorse, about, one hundred and fifty; head of Cat. t!e,'amongs which 'are'many suitable' for Beef together -Witn a number ot ; vaiuabit Horses and Mules. , Twelve months'; creditvwill be given for jail sums above 5,dollars; the purchaser, giving bond witn good security,? before the property, is j deli vered U'-For all sums cash will be required, of five dollars and under i v-D BNKISV O'BBYAN.t i ? i ; m. v cWiluam- williams; -ij. Jer,f. - i , r.MlCAJAU T. HAWKLVS,-f ; V Ocfober 4.CiX?ZX- A4i'-V6.'.ds-.f StateBaiiK bt dtth-Carinay , M-BReikhiNovS 6;-l 827. ; A GREEABLY to, the Sdsectiou of ;the Ac XJL incorporating tlie State Bank? of North Ca rolina, an election of. JCirieteenDirVctors'br the Pri nci p;il B i nk ii-to'taki place an imidly on" the first MondayinDecemberD 'The . Stockholders ot tne sa d Hanlc are-tneretore?.called upon to meet and hold, said election,; iandtb attend t to such other business fin relation tothV general interests of the lnstiiufioi aS- may, h- Judged.' ne-ce8s-,ry,Von Mouday the 3d-'of iiecernber next; at.9 xi'clock .:m!themb Ra leigh, m i ''i'v MifilK .' - v" - - By order.cf the.Bo.ardj l--J -. 5 . WMll II AYi OOD. CashieV.tV V&j Snch Stockholdersas cannot conveniently aueiiui ,wiu picase io sena xneir proxies. . v.. . - - -' '-.. - - .' fllUE Subscriber has for sale, in Warrenton, 50 - JL Cotton Gins; 6F Davidson's V bestni nufC ture, consisting of from .35 to 50 Saws, b it h' Iron and Cast Steel. His prices periaw;, are.52 and $2 50. , 1 - .CCt- 7:'cf:$3 " V 7 ' GOUDON CAWTHORN. Oct. 1 8, '1837" Ti&r-t --n 96 w , ; ,To JouvMieymehSlioeuiake rTpHE ubcr'ber wishes to eraploj' two or three S' I first rat Journeymen. Shoemafcersto whorh steady work and the best prices; will be gi ven,f t e arly ap p 1 icati dii b e Jnad ev f o ' : i?:'Ki i' v -V, ;.ATrLLTAM J, LOU GEE. 5 ? Raleigh, Nnv.12ih; 1337.; : t-i6 a-iw3tii -f ' W1 ILL! AMSc H AYWOOD have received the ; following Wiries" and Spirits,1 Selected in the;Ne w -Yrk Markct,'by an e xperienced, Com mi sion M erchant, who- assures theml that '.they are "of the first quality. They are enabled to sell them. Cieap for Cash. - . . " . Old Madeira," Sicily, do ' .: . " TenerifTe, r 'en-: T4 -,u. k SweetIalaFa,J ,' . ,' Cogniac Brandy, j : Jamaica V-um,; ;.;; Holland Gin. 1 Families wishing to .be1- supplied - will ; do ;wll to call and examine the quality, and prices of. the to above. Raleigh. Nov. 15. 187. FiihlicAJSteetin .' ........ j. j- .(. - 0V" 3' A (LL'the Citizens of Frank lia opposed to the XJL e levation of GeriJackson , to the,Pr"esid en cy, alsodhose in favor'of-the ele vatio it of " J oh i i Qui ncy AdamsyT are request edto convene at the Court "House' at Louisbur'gon Saturdavthe 1st of December nextjTor the purpose , of choosing one or more-; ' Delegates, to meet at Raleigh; on the 20th December next," i Convention -of Dele gates," from ohertoanties:of the Sfate, and as sist "in forming an Ele ctoral Ticket, adverse 'to the pretensions of the Military CuididateiA A; In opposing the ambitious 'views f Gem Jack son, we, as a part of the "Citizens of die Rer-ublic, den y the charge of ingratituile sbjoften'reitef ated in our ear- byvtiie Getiral's advocates --y$3::r. i are gTrttefuto the Gener?lfbr his military services-;to tfie 'country 7 We -thinks they ! tiave. deservedly placed him high on the. list of the present- warr ors of the age an 1 had he suitable qualifications; weT shouldVtJoice foiee him pritK mottfd 4o the first office irf theltepublic.x;: But.wef.re urivrijiihg ;tcTgraiifV -n"an innocent' ambition, -b8por.tin with our own and the civil liberties of the p ;:bpi;e.? j?A ivfditary President, as an 'exampley is' fraught with da: ger:. and were it not, we ewild riot conscientiously hid inVad ya ncing t o theChief Magistracy of this Nation a man; . the- whole tenor vof wh'isei actionshi pub he and prtvatelifeXacknowledgWio law but his bwn "impetuous will.-yr.4-;r- . v Frien dsj of Rep ubfican.!.5reedo.m in i Fra nkli n, and tUrnoghcut" the S"tale,'ilFy6u"sieeri when Ihe chains o domestic Tyranny are 5 forging- for you'and your posterity i" Will you slumber, while Histor)- ' a sureguide .in the fJair of Republics, points with" unvarying' stedinesswitti inwful cer tainty to approaching Tuift''1r5'!Tiuk.tne::e tm-ant but ."misguided zeal -of a portion of your fellow-citizens, tyour- own and theirhberties are 111 peril: " Awake from yonr lelhargy, make one msnly,. effort, and you will avert the impending thnger,"" and as mucn as in yon lies," insure the safety of Uie future. ' X; '- ' -" -. xFrjzrids of the Mmim'&tmtion. I :'?N6vemb':rtl4a.l827. - . ""'"V-iaV -V- TUB LIG MEETING., j- 4 ' LL'the Freemen of Carteret opposed to th- V Alifitary " Candidate fbr'the Presidency -and all those - favorable -to the re-election pf-John Quincy ' Adains,iare" respectt July . requested to meet at the Courthouse in Beaufort; on Saturtlay 1 7th Nov'r, at 2 o'clock,'. P. M . for thejHirpose of choosing bnej or rnbre Delegates,' to me et tbe Delegates from other Counties, cr.the City of Raleigh, on the 20th day "of December next,-for the purpose cf forming an Electoral Ticket, end organizing such measures as may bedeerntd pro per to ensure its success. The immediate atten tion of the Freemen cfotLer Counties-who en. tertaih sjtnilar rentirnents," is respecifully sol.c.t ed. Unity c action, .ami persevering eiTbrt3 ate all that is requVredta,ensuresueces.;-';r. r'; ' -Freemerr of Carolina ! arise in lycur Etrerth, and . prevent this Repubhc -the" last rtrc t ci FreedOM--from riisliir.'r with f -nt trijint3 r. -3 Next Wednesday. KINTII CLASS. yi v uc. arc.'tm ut 'trromamce on c, :.'-Cr;v SCHEME. 4 1 Prize c. 310,000 '.'v 4,ooo IS ilO, CZ'J l,CCv Y'r i-'-i-..-o ' " .T -'-' , -.x '"'-.! 3 i-600 " 50 ; do .-V;39 !0 on Z O ,'.73;-. 15 10 f-5- rs90 ; .4446- 5,051 Pri7.cs, 9,l39:B!anks;. 14,190 . fVhole. Tickets S5 ; : HalUo, Quarter 8125. :'U- ,4 ,, THE '" .';'- TJejvY-Yorlv Consolidated i0lh Vla3S will be draw; Thci -Schenie continns-the1 fi;liov -i m ; ' .-. r:. did Prizes : - fl Prize uf. g 13,000 C 39 Prize of 39- i v.. ibjodo-: v ; 5,000 ; ;vs,oo6 -'. m: 2,500; ; .2,230 -::;i?ooo 7 :so 39. - 39 78 273 : 1 --; 5 i8v JFe 7V? '55 1 5,; vl'' '5 Quarters , S3 75. ' i V- i 0 , 10th Class iWwl be-diawi n ; Richmond,' SZ :; V ;; CAPITAL PRIZES -; l6,00OD:!(ar,v: : 4,000 D 1! r 2,500 1) i-dlars, -".V: :-l,7J0 Doii;:: :VyJ:i,500,Dul!ars, : -1,0Sj D r - .4 of SIOOO ,'6of G500 : TicketvS5; Half; S2:50, Q:)ar f ?r, OC Onh-rs from any part of the c mtr sing t he Cash b'r'PrizeVnckets, Pos t i'i J : promptly attehded- to bv ' - YATES & M'IXT rn::, 't-vii - i-JUS'UPUBLISHKD," - . ; NO RTII-C A ro li; :. 1- FOR dlONTAlNlNG, bes! lea ilie usual . "(Calculations some useful" Esa culture.-.iarjejty; bf valuable .Recipe instntctiye' and entertaining matter. TJie Almanacks may be. had 'whole Publishers; j; Gab. s S Son, iri It Cdwartl J-41a; Printer, in Fayette Mr. S-ibnon HaU. Bookseller, of NVw ! retail of most ofthe Storekeepers in tli C oi mUJra hklin Com: rnHE :(sub s cri be having contracted " v"! v;i.',-;.;Trastee-'-'d - this Institution, to the. same for thes'erisriing y ear, will ; ticular-and p" pnal attention to the irvti-ic-suclTyouths as may be .entrusted t c His Iantrl experience in" teaching, ai . . , , toay tlia;. taere" sha 1 no groa f-,.-plaint of his attention, both to the his pupils; in Useful -knowledge an to t!: :, ral deportmenU; The tenns c tuition vru, r? ,F6r R-adirig, Writing and Arlthniet'-. sion 53, ".--';:-- .''T ' Fora l ct!; r branches usually tv- "hi t rrmes and C :.l-.-ges 10. iThe subsenber woul:l ae to board ' ' ten or a doizen students 'at " 10 per se -- ' C. A. HILL. '. - Nov. ue, 1827." ir r C . rrin -. 1 ut;ful sner.im J turt 1 11 o .. 1 cf the Ym .1 ones of'Imnrr mectvinicti ores otmnr. r.i i contains the f Sowing .engravi Artists, jnd principally ferric ! bvriative Americans. . f "rl ie Dull Lecture, ' UThe V Jentlnt-,"' - ; . ' -: .'"A Lakf Scene, ' r Th h '.Dela w -.re . Wat fr ' Ca b , . . ; Little T: d M;:f' i!u: 1. ','-"; 'Anne Taj ;e, Sic : . .-Xloonhght, " ' The I. ' ' -: li?' hi-: 5 1 telle: ' 'At. pnv.te s;de a. i i. -lit' i C Co, stern, -. inexcr&ble,' -ilil.tarv "D.t a CO; -A' I'i'TYi: . Ec t, Kot. 3, ; ICC?.