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We copy tne ioii3wiujj,iuBiii. im .u8"v.w
Hebuket not only on account ot its gracelijJ and
jnjmly beautybut that Wr readers may see the
client to whiph te nbisy bulence of jthei
Representatives had Rcine, when e ven M was
found insufficjentto check; the course of epU
thet nd recrimination Vhicli the natiin ,has
been exposed and disgraced; in the debate on
the motion of Mr. CbiliotC, (En 'AiotiL J 1.
M i Livry gstoxi u a vft never; sir
tf rrefiumntion rito nrescribe mv
;.p!riionsli'nliia;How a rule tor t!ie
. JcoiU uct of others, and have not offered
tlhetn by v; of cojqnK or advice; so
men as,: iierhaps, my age: aim experi -
1 5 j.'m.n liiolilial ma in i)A!nn'
J ti t, I can not, nn this accasion, a v 01 d
xjlressnig the VrN the mortificat ion
V iheslianie, tliat I; teeljat tbe courstj this
Henii fl ter' to the conduct of no par
. ticidar member- ;: to n0 particular mein-i
'.v bei 's sieecli. But the .whole course of
i tlie fdiscus
riiinination Which have characterised
;f 1 i t d iVl in r v n a to re : the total de-i
Yparture fi-ora the object with wliUh it
oj" sarcxisra;0tistead ! of argument, : and
afe 'such as cannot but sadden the niiind
:: of every member of thi honorable bdy ,
v'wimiia'iiot8ufie
ed away by.thecurr ?nt of party i fee)-
Ag that Jias lVir some ays past raged
; finiong' ns,Y Aji I Li lrlp:f it ly ; j ti I je of
Mne.liotiorable leelings of those w ho have,
4fillVfi'eVeh?;jtbeni
; time has been given them for reflection.
Ih the mea'n tim sir, what is thesj)ec
tacle we present to the eyes of our Cou
sjftuent and of the World ? . Onesir,
Y that I sliould' give pffence were I to cha
?racteri$e it by the teras which it de:
:seHes. The warmth Of debatethe re
r Cn mation which it sdipeti mts prcdces,
are evils, but unavoidable evils : jhey
. : pinw riiit of that free discussion wliich
ilisfc necessary;' to the Inature f of 4 bui; jG6--verninciiflt
isiiot of these that. I iCpm-
plain.; Ylt is the causcj whidi has e ic? -,
tlsli these heatstlie vfbrgtfulnes of
, sjtiiat iV luc to ourselves; to; the i'aurust
lJdy orwhick: weapj membcrs,ib jtlie
Scat clutiea we f re .delegated to 'er
v Whn, that Jias hid ucedi me to ddiess
-ytiujmi the hope of arresting this Juse
Y Jess, jiindignified and xlangei qu,debkte.
';YSV(e; $ir, each of jus ihili vidual ly repre-
;enting thie interests df forty thou sail (1
pf our fello w-citizensc)di
Ylirdiuate branch of thebveriTmenty'iu-'
.eriorliii power,"equal at least in djg
Yiiity, toany VotherY h
" jJutiesto performwe, (sir, forgetful of
our higtr functions, and of the dignity
., Y)f? tliel-.Hoiise'tblWIiicliJM
Y liaye comleendedas li vbry
(uprty, . to; arrari
t IVtizans of i our .equals who is atj the
lieabf another ij
r; vnment,Vbr: of at private Individual,
Yrwho is a candidate lbrtithatiplace4-to
nttacii ourselves, or to our. opponents.
the tnbsY bgradin
:.' b'E being ilesignated bytlieittiames.r
iijid here; sitv in
gisfatfonV arranging) ouielves into 'avo
p2 i-tiesidist MiuisheJ a ;.refcrc to
:kx I u ensuing elect ion convert i ngY this
HhlIdesUiiedn)iYthe" cbhvoqatioiY of
t tr iteueseuH ti VcS vbf Hie
vi hustiiiirsV where theone
ttto be Jauded , : aL i i tl Y tl 1 a Y v4 f i t r tis 1 f
, vi(est newspapers f jsx
calumniate the other. 'I,tor opelfiir,
f notl consent to flhis Yliaiafiiotii
Jackson, m an : ' 1 am ot ai 1 Ad airis in an :
si bee 1mustVivjietYtlie
t erms.)k 1 ain a llcprcsc n tati ve of 7 the
People. ! jY n A rtcj priud i of t ImtrYtl)e ;:
I W i 1 1 libit Yvili fy ; i t b v ib ii tt inst$ o 11 1 a u v
; 'and i consider it a huestibn of
much, less importaiiccVo
Yanotlier iiiidiyiduaf
functions 0(Vano1 licrb
v er mneiit , t h j i tis w bietli erwb si 1 a I I
v- leVlbrui 'Qar'own'wltliXfitl'eii tyiaiittd i gr
riitv v ' , K ' - ' . - - . ' V
luan s nveiyiAS Tcuizeiiixvijave nny
)ifcrcncc;w1ichfl!ia
ed, and. will Jeyfconcfeal' liC-e
X was delegated for .other k aiKKhigher
duties
I liray erentlcmen who may be inclin
ed to "continue this de!bate, ;to consider,
that e havef already ! piore thani one
hundred' bills - oti j the Orders of tle
Day ; that these subjects for considera
tion arc increasing1 daily by new reports;
! entreat them to refliecttliat all thls is
suffered to acumulat0i while we , ai c
wasting our tijne, spending the treasures
of the nation ueai-iijg out the patience
of -fietitioner foiiUiur justice, disajW
nointitiff u he Hist exinecta ions ot nouw
com muni ty , lssen i lig'jou r jdig u ity It Ui
jurmg
the. ;riaracter of tlie. body to
we be ng, a n 1 1 t h r bu gh" i t,I that
llepub)icaniinstitiitious;; in th!
whrcli
ot our
useles$wadf I wordsahtLa
v. Shoulxl wc reciprocally succeed
roy i ng It h e c Iiajr act c r s brtlie on.
"me1i';wflipra; tM b'eople: jiaye tlioi
in des
worthy to ' rioijrit but) as; fit ! for the ;hie:h
office of tlieir President, what shall we
have fgaified i I Qnej; jol tliem mu
chosetiYYIslif the iterest of the 1
ji oe
party thatiUefehould cme. there loaded
with ObloQuyi and Ijabitse r Will
that
tender his Administration impartial, or
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make us united at
iome.
-ojr respected
abroad ? Ipbt'out
of view any advan
e resolutions sliould
it A I 1... : . It .
tage arising fjom. the
they be Carried : that has been
Ing
1 ostigli 1 1 j f igthey a0 sea tcely ev
luded to. . Inueed, to listen to th
ever ai-
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bcen al ready adopted k ltd aV the'' enquiry
Jiad been made, ! sand f resulted in
certain accusations aeainst' each of the
candidates, jvf lijch tlijeir respective
aC-
c users and advocates!
jwere endeavoring
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to cnnrce oriepeu
Mil 1 . B I
1 litis, in tue ea
cerness to cnarere ami
defend, thp usual
nio(le;bf "pruicpeding
lias been reversed,
and, a professional
lextiresion may be
pardoned, jvvk are fryinff the ause bel-
fire the issiuis joinCdY What, again,
can either pa-ty hope: ;fo fipm this vast
expense of titne and mopey. ofduty and
reputation-? What Can they hope
they hope for?
Ad mi 1 1 the deerrad i n $r idea, that We
are
and
tlie partizanilof the two candidates,
uiai
test
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tins is the arena
ml wh ich the cont
between them -is !to:be i carried on,
what
is to )e.tliecons"quenj,e ?iY
I repeat can fither pa
ty hope to obtain
Does
any man expect, that this war ot
mutual crimination this iinnrofitable
coiiiesi oi- iry nig w nu n 10 uo ine oiner
me greaiesi oarin, win ,uo goou 10 et
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'It
it not.
rvi mi o i
iny earnest, ay v ice to
ny friends would
be to remain ? silent.
Not to renlv to
charges that Ij must de
feat themselves j
noi i inaKe finy.wiiic
1, if true, will; be
attributed to; party spirit : 'to pass the
resolutions, sinbe thev ar3 before lis,
and reserve burden u hciati )ns against
exiravairapce anu auuscs unui lacxs are
rcporicuwuii;,, j may i pporx- inem 5;i
eayeth esid
people ; as iridividuatslbelongiug to
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People to exercise our rights, exp
ress
our opinions, and give; all the informa-
tion, we inayfc possess to our fellow-citi-
zens out ui mis nouse,-to eniitrnien
tf iem j in theirLclioice 7! but here, to cph
fine Yourselves to the
has befn entrusted
laws, correct abuses,
busines - which
to us -m
impeach ' ofiTen
ders. But,i,on' a mere question of re
ference to a committee whicli (of what
ever natu re) usually passes ithout de
bate, let us place some limits to the scope
of bur : remarks. . Hitiicrto. thev have
ltft no topiciun touched 1 from theAtariff
to me uumuicsi newspaper siantiert---JSTotliju
has cscieldjthjB unusual irss-j
warrantJthat has bro
iect'iiicthe'seivice-Y I could have'Wish?
eu, Ayiin iiueiiipnoraoieigf nueman,iroui
yirginia, (Ir. Randolph,) w hose saga
city loresaw xue :. consequences 01 . tins
motion; that it Could have been. laid on
the table. -Now? it 1st too late ; ? we must
now: passtlje f resol u t ibji s i'i W ai t.Jbr: the
7Tport, and lidffe accoi-dinjr to the evi-
report
dence ;
we .hall UheriYasstimc-our true
character;,, and u we must;be partizans,
the term;iwili 4hem iihulv no dishonor :
f'r?we slial) bepartiaiisYifot of? men;
but cfhetrutli.1 I eittreatthbn, inltlie
nuiiiu ui uie reopie, whose uusiness is
11 eglectedndl t w fiosc; pass io ns al ready
too ;WarinTJ will !be: lurthciYexcitedlby
.this;?;dcbatej:'Wat-4'it
oiougni to a: closer and that the ques-
muii iiiiiy .uc auuereu to pe taivcii.
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DMINISTATIQN 9n theEstate of HAN-
tb:11iSbsrib4rtllC
Quarter SesskJns of CiraifvilieCbdnty; at the Ses
Aoiified to?bi)vthert
i.isci'iJed;byJawi-otherw
makpaymebt immedi
estate vilirnot, admit. ot -indulgence. -;
sions held in "said County, jOn the iirst Monday
of February lB2b-
ag'tiht' the: esnuef ailj; inestate.iare j Jierebv
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A SCHOOL
For
the Education of Boys,4
To; be established at New-Hateit, Connecticut;
By
ScrenO'lZ. Vwight $ Henry E, Dwight.
Gymnashm ? and have engaged the 1 Iurce and
commodiousbuilding, originally intended as a
Steam-boat Hotel, - with the adjacent grounds.
The hbusje is. one mile from the college, and
three.fourtlhs j of- a mile from the centre of the
town ; and commands a fine view of the New
Haven vajlley, and the surrounding mountains,
of the harbor, the Sound, and Uong-island. . ':
New-HaVen, as a place ofTnoderate size and
great salubrity, as distinguished for .the beauty
of its site and environs,1 the neatness of its build
ings and grounds, and the richness of its foliage,
and as presenting a state of society in a high de
gree mora , enlightened and polished, is a favor
ed seat pf education."- Jt is within eight hours
travel Iro n I New-York, and within less ' than
twenty-foiir from Boston, "Albany arid 'Philadel
phia, and has a direct communication with eery
part jordid Ui ited States. ; Y 7'l
The proposed institution m its general plan, is
intended tp resemble the t Round Hill School,, at
Nortliarbptori ; the proprietors of which, for ha
ying introduced the Gymnasium into this country
with so much talent and' success, deserve the
thanks J of the friends of literature, as they do
urs also, for the frankness and cordiality with
whirh they have seconded our design, j
; ; We propose, with the boy's, to occtiny the
house as d family, to take the entire charjje of
them anc to stand in the place; of their parents
The government of the institution will be at mce
strict and barental. The bo vsj unless on sDecial
occa ions J will not be allowed to. ldve the
grounds, except in company with a teacher or
guardian. rhcy will be permitted to contract
no debt, and to make no purchases fot them
selves. It is intended to have them always, in
effect, tinder our own eye, and to fill up their
time with study and useful recreation. I ?
v Wish! ng to form the ch iracter from an early
perioi arid not to be responsible for habits and
a r character formed elsewhere, we propose to
receive j boys of the age of sit, and to decline
(unless i n peculiar cases) commencing with any
after the age of fourteen: ; j , .;
A part of each day is to be regularly devoted
. o Gymnastic ; exercises. These with other active
employments, are the best means pi' preserving
the heal-th and invigorating the. constitution.
Assiduous attention will be paid to the subject of
manners ;.;." " v - ) ,': .; .
As o jne! boys are designed for college, and
Others are not- the- course of education will ? he-.
accommodated in each" casej , to the wishes of
.ucjjiu-cfii. noiu classes 01 Doys - win need ln,
structioinn Spelling, Reading, Writing. & Draw :''
ing, in Declamation, and Composition.-in Aiitb-.
inetic and Algebra. Geography with the aid of
tlie pest Indoles, ot Maps, Chans and Globes, is
to be pursued as an object of prime: importance.
Both will also study French, Spanish, German
and Italijanl Under native teachers : and for this
end, measures have been taken to procure the
assistarjeje of gentlemen of acknowledged talents
and. character.'' -:'Y:. : ::: '
' The b'oyfe preparing for college will likewise
be taught Latin, and Greek, with the elements
of Histpiy, and where it is wished the Hebrew.
Thebbys not intended for college will, i in ad
diiion td the above, be taught Latin if the pa
rents consent, ' Grammar, Rhetoric, and as ex
tensi ve a course of Mathematics as is desired.
They Will nave the opportunity to receive a re
gular cours ;v of instruction in Botany, History,
Logic, fthics. Mental Philosophy and Ptilitical
Econonby. It is expected also, that, those stu
dents, who nave been sufficiently long i'n a course
of education, and have made the requisite' at
tainments, will be permitted to attend the course
of Lectures on Chemistrv. Tiner:tlo?vJ and fifo-
-&y bylprpfessor SUliman -d the Course of
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, by Professor
1 lie re
parental.'
un in the
ous instruction of the pupils will be
'be great aim wilt be to train them
fear of God. "Each 'day' will begin and
end with -Treading the Scriptures and Prayer
TheiJiole will be a class-book on the Sabbath :
and the pupils witf attend. Church at the j place
uesignaiea dv iiieir parents. v r, 1
This is ouif gt nv ral plan ; we shall aim
grnral plan ; we shall aim to exe-
cute it
rierht of makint? such alterations as ffvneripnce
iiwiiii nueiuv 1 reservinsr. however, tne
shall show tQ be necessary. . -With the . Subject of
educatiom We. are not wholly unacquainted. One
ot us nasfc been occupied tor a considerable peri
od, in aWoujrse ofcollegiate instruction. Bbtli
of us have .lipid the - privilege of surveying, many
of the pncipal seminaries of ! Europe j and pne
of us, during a long residence in Germany, ; has
examined, with the utmost attention and li care.'
the systetn of education pursueid in several ofher
it..: 1" r i l'; - 1! ! 1
xj in versifies, au in uer Acauemio ana uopa'per
ciai gymnasia. :: - ' '-'- 7
ThereJ will be two vacations in. a year, each of
three weeks ; the first to combencefon the first
WednesdayT4fMayo;;the other, goh the second
Wednesday of September .-
u; : i,jL . i'
unng both, the
uuys may remain at xue scno
without . addition
al expense.
We shall
have a .valuable library of . the best
ovs of ten vears 1 and
over, is three hundred dollars,! payable quaner
lyin adifa iijpei! but a. cleductidm s will' be jmade
where twp or more come trom one family, at the
same tie. The charge for 'bdy under ten, is two
humped Itpq- htty dollars ::j In this sum are com
pieUu 'iarges; for 'instruction,''': includtnWl'tbe'
KcKets tor .the college; lectures, board, washing
and menaing, room, tuel," lights and! furniture,
except a !bed or mattress and- bcd-clothins;to1e
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furnishe by jtheupU. These may be procured
on the spot, at a fair price. - Where it is wished,
the clothing of?the : bov can be procured bv us.
andon trmi adahtaigejou.tahe;
It is intended to! bpeh"thehtitutioh oil the
firhtof Iay, 182&V:t.YYYteY j j.; Yl y--
Y t-'v yyMn.RX;4;P wight.! y
Letters addressed ?Jtci tis at;Ne-Havenorito
H. E. Dwiht; previous to the 1st of March next.
at PetersburgVa; will be promptly attended to:
New-Haven'FNov28,,1827.-j y Y,-f -
The undersigned, being made acauainted with
tli6 plan of a Gymnasium, about tube established
ia this city, by the Rev. S. E.'JDwight andll, E.
.VlT-K propose in the ensuing spring", to esta
f ? blish at New-Haven, a School for the Edu
cation , of Boys, to'-be called f the New-Haven
autnors in Knghsli, Ihid, Greek, French, Span
ish, Italian,; and German. ' ' r ' ' 1 1-.'....' ; ; ,'j
-1 ue annual cnarere tor b
w.'B'fWvp!4'iorcntrsunaeu i me usemmcss ot i
such an. Institution, and think the' situation : of In
thebuildipg, iheactommoUaiions;AYhich' it af.
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fords,- and the means of instruction wliich they
design to provide." suited, in i everyv respect,1 tQ
the object in view. Tlie' well known character
of these gentlemen, aid.the opportunities which
they 4 have enjoyed of witnessanf? the bestjmodes
of instruct! on in Europeifurnish the surest pledge
to the public, tor the taithtul ana successful, ex
ecution of the plan proposed. :l r- ' ' w .r
t Yale College, Pec. 6, 1823.' 1 Y Y
i j, Jeremiah Day,'. Pres. Yale College, - W ;
' ; : J Benjamin SiIhman;:Prof. Chem.f &. Mm". :
i .( Jas. LKTngsley, Prof, Lang.T 5c Ec Hist."
r i Nathaniel W. Taylor, Prof. Theol. ' i
j 1 Josiah W. Gibb-j, Prof: Or. Lit, & Bib.Crit.
I - i Chau ncey A, Goodrich, Prof.Rhet. - s .. ;
; ! '.EleazerjT. Fitch Prof. Div. s , Y!
1 j Denhison Olmsted, Prof. MaC & Nat. Phil
Harry Croswell' Rect. Ch. Church, N.' IL
Samuel Merwm. Pastor 2d Pres. CI1..N. H;
' YY f REFERENCES.
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4Y Washington:-
Chancellor Kent, " ; - .
Hon. ;William Wirt.
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Rev."DrMilnor, Y ;
Wm, W. Woolsey, Esq.
Hon Theodore Dwight,
Lynde Catli n, Esq.'
George Griffin, Esq ' '
Ben VV. Rogers, Esq '
Seth P. Staples, Esq. .
Rev. Dr. Matthews.:
George VV. Strong, Esq.
Rev. Dr. Spring. .
Arthur jTappah, Esq; ' v
P.hiladelphiall "
Robert ; Ralston,' Esq.
Rev. Dr. Wilson, , Y
Horace Binney,' Esq. y
Charles Chauncey, Esq
Elihu Chauncey, Esq.;
Rev. Dr. Ely,;
Carolina. "-
Hon William tiaston, t
1 iiuuias fr. iXcvti cuin
Rev DrCaldwelI1Y
Prof. Andrews, v r
Hon. J hn C. Calhoun, i
Kev. Dr. "Palmer, ?
Thomas S- Grimke, Esq;.
- ! Xtew-Orteana.
Alfred Hennen, Esq
Rev. Dr. Skinner
v -.! State of North-Carolina, r -'
. ; , Y Northampton County.' 0 - '
Court of Equity, Fall Term VA4 D. 1827,
' . James VVebb, -Complainant. - -Y
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Jonathan Currin and wife, Elizabeth; late. Eliza-
beth Jenkins, defendants. j
Bill to make conveyance of Real Estate. j
IT appearing to the satisfaction j of the Courts
' tha the defendants in this Case are not resi
dents of this State, it is ordered that publication;
be made in the Raleigh Register, jfor six weeks
successively that, unless said defendants shall
appear at the next Court of Equity, to be held
tor said county, at the Court House in the town
01 Jackson oil the fifth Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, and plead, answer or d -mur
to complainant's bill, the sam will be heard
exparte" and a decree made accordingly J; "" ' j
A copy, Tete, . JNO. D. AMIS, C M. E.
t Nov. 16, 1827. JY 20 6w
j State of North-Carolina.
Franklin Cduntv. I Y I r"
Superior Cburt of Equity the 2d J-Monday after
the 4th Monday .in September 1827. YT
; Jesse Reid, ' . Complainant, ..;
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George Murphy, Williamson Murphy," Nicholas
. Murphy, Patience Murphv, vAmey. Murphy, I
Elizabeth Murphv, Darby .'-Thomas' and Nahcv 1
his wife, Joseph Bledsoe and Wiuifred his Wife,
it'll . . . 1 - in ; m 1 o rm4
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viiiiam Muripuyj r rancis m. itiurpoy c i era
perance H.Murphy.by theu Guardian pendente
lite, Samuel Johnson, Clerk & blaster &c. and
Jesse D vis,administrtorot his ife Elizabeth,
.wh was Elizabeth Murphy, ' Defendants.
IT appearing jto the Court, that Jesse. Davis,
administrator of his wife Elizsbeth, who was
EliiabethMurjiliyr is a non-resident of this State.
It is therefore ordered by the Court,! that v publi-;
cation be made in the Raleigh Register for six
weeks successively, that ;jesse,; Davis, adminis
trator of Elizabeth l)u vis, make" his personal ap
pearance' at the nextjSuperior Cpurt of Equity,
to be held; torj tlie County of .Franklin, at the
Courthouse in Louishurg on the 2d Monday after
the 4th MondayJ in Marci nest i and then &. there
to answer; plead anddemur to said, bill of conv
plaint, otherwise judgment pro confesso wprbe;
entered against him, and decree made according
ly. V Test. SAM'LJOHNSON. C.t E. v
fpHE; subscript-r having qualified at February
JL term of, Wake County Court, as. Executor
to the last will and testament ot Jouar Njixi, dec
late . of said ctnty,5 herebjr g-iyes; notice to all
persons indebted to saidydecedent! to come for
ward and settle their, accounts, and those having
claims against uie estate are requesieu.to pre
sent tnem wiuiin uie time nmiteci py jaw, or u
will be plead ia Jbar of their recovery.?-.1 . ;
' On Saturdayjthe -22d of arch, twill be sold
on a credit jot nine months, at the residence of
Bradley Nail, in Wake county,, sundry articles.
of personal property belonging to jsaid. estate I
amongst wpicn is gooa aiiu.3- Anuion Saturday
the29th March!, will be sold on the same terras,
on the; premises, a tract of Land containing 97
z acres riy 1 nc oin uic waicra 01 ua wc t car -mver,
near Northingtan's Ferry. ; YY" r-. - ..
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Wake connty, - Feb; 1 9.
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rglH AT application will fce made to the .Presi-denti-
Directors and Comp:ny of the Bank ot
Cape-Fear, at IWilmington, for a Pew Certificate
of, Two Shares of Stock of th"iJ. said Bank of Cape-
Fear, standing inthe riame of Ehzabetu S. Wins
low ; the evidence of whieb'said two Shares rof
Stock has been lost.
Dec' 6- v A " ' 6-
;e.'l.winslow;
1 23 3m;
Hard ward, Cutlery and German
gj.ULasiu rcspecttiuiy lnjorms; mepuonc,
XT'vthat he lias purchase ."at Aiiction,Von the
30th ult. the cTiire Stocte pf the late . ilrFi D.
Peters, consisting of an extensive assortment of
HAUDWARE,CUTLEltY&. GERMAN GOODS
we'll ca Iculated for i wholesale, and retail t rade.
The friewds pf tlie late establishment are inited
to call ahd 'examine the assprtment (which. will
be regularly" kept up) at jtlie house lately occu
pied by, Mr. Peters : on fBol Ungbro k street .
The advertiser pledges himself to tll at as re
duced priceslas any liduse.ihyiiaui'fYv.-
IiAlWYSGHOOlilr
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MY?L AW OFFICES continue open for the
reception pf . Student Y J f hall iiccasional
y dejiyeieuresbutat no l':jind
will at all Vimes give exiilanatiohs, ff far asT am
able i . and will indulge in and invite free discus
cussiop and interchange ofopinion'srupon legal
Subjects.: '. Y . . ' -
J lt is not required tharanr thing should he paid
it is not required tnafany tning snouia oe paiu 1 ex parie
advance, j r,"1.--T Ii. HENDERSON, j cop)
Near AVilliamsboro'Y .6. 1828. ,47.1 iiiSwSmlV, -
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NOTICE.
IN order to relieve ouj; Endorsers at Bank froni -their
responsibility, to' pay oar dthert d 'bts ' - .
"Sc close ..the partnership between us, wejhercby 1
otter for sale he Othce" and ltahhshhiewt of - -tlie
INTELLIGENC ERro Petcrtltw-'c? Cln;?i---
ciltt rldirtiser. ,lt is needless lo'expatistelon the .. Y: "
value of this property, a gentleman of talent
and capital, capable pf conducting the busiies3 " "
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to advantage,; -1 lie ornce is completVan well s
supplied with every kiml --pf. type and pre.ti that
can be required ; and: the' list of Subscr tu-rs,
anu Auvcruainij iuidui, lurunnv ryers extent-- .
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ed to tne. esiaousuraenj.wiu speak tor tnem- ;
selves -The Newspaper has "at no perind bees
more liberally patronised than at pr sentit !ia V
about yuugooa suDscnaers : tne- amount fit ad - C
vertising has been full. $4000 per -annum here- ;
tofore, with jvery considerable Job-Work iSdv Y -4 ":
that we may say' without exaggeration, that the -;. .;
gross income of the 'estaBushmelltas',aveage'd
about, f 8000 per annum for the last ei,q;bt ye rs i x
whilcthe adnual exlenies'.6lhepinting.bRee'.,;:
at tliistime, amount 10 little more, than 3000; l; ;
Such being facts (and that 'Westate' nothing butY -tbe
truths -.ny gentlvman bycallinjupon us can ''
be satisfied) scarcely arjy consideration but the
imperious obligations iLbove mentioned, could ;' ..4.
induce us forpart: with prriperty so valuable. It- Y
will be offered at private s.ile,-untilthe first day s v ;,
of April next ; Con . whjcli. 'day, $houtd. it Yiot bet-.'--
disposed of (.'and j due n nice will beNen eri of i
transfer) it will be soli publicly, on the prerhi-
ses, occupied byj us ori illank street, tci the hjgh; r Y 1
est Didder. . 1 lie term win be made known n
applicaton ;' but there! is no 'doubt, should a .
reponsible purchaser, present hvnseltV;tthatJbri .
paying clown a small auVmnt.ia cash ; a Wasonai '
ble- crejul't.' for t,hege4fr;part6f the; purchase'.' '
money, might be obtainejrl YGentlemeri disposed f j r
to avail therhselves of tais offer, jean receive" .any . , , '
further information the msy desire, by d'dress-t j 1 1
ihjr Dr. Richard Field $f Brunswick, - Mt. Mile - t
Jordan of Lunenburg, Ir. james B. Kendall of ' r '
Petersburg, or the suhscnbersY . V. ' s v Y " -
: -YyyY Y i Yancey &burton.Y yy 1
Y FebniiryO. 1 ?Y.V .;' bY'j: ; 45 ' I r :
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1 ;' v' 1 li Y.-'Vv CELEB RATED Y -?Yi'.'Y':".- : '"';
The Runner at the Bottom" ,;; 'V-'
i PATENT having been issued y ; the Preii
2V. dent of the United; States, ,'to f Edward New
man,, for; his valuable improvement on. the Grist
Mill, jne su.oscriper is; tuiiy autnonsed ana , em p j
powered t6 make sale pfjRights forusing a single ' '.
Mill, or the Rights forusing- snid ilills in ny:;i4;
Couhty,or in'any ; State .In '- the 1 Union, except 7.
Louisiana. ; YYY;Y Y Y'Y-Y Y'Y v '.i :l '
.Persons wishing tol purchase -Rights, can, di
Teat their letters to Sam it e h M orehead, iPostmas ! V
ter, Martin-rille, Guilford N. C. andiheyvill oe '. Y
immediately attended! ti '0; Y j -. :,v Y -
The: superior, advantages of this Mill, consist :.
in the grinding berngi done Senear the centre,;
stoncs - and the application of pressure to sup
wnere me power is appuea ine s:uaii sizeoi mc .
ply the absence! of; weight. Y The. running stone
is placed 'oh the. spindleJ arid facing upwards to :
he bed stone,-which is permanehtly .fixed. ; The 4 : J
iressure is applied to tliejjenfrebf the runner
nd; the grain introduced iuto .lVe ; rhill-.througlv 5
the eye of tlie bedi or tv'p stone. y ; ; ,
" The simple constructijn of this'Mill, its great :
durability and . cheapness, an j . itsi c;pnv'enierice''':
and usefulness to all persons having large families .
and stock, aridlhe facility with which animal or -water
poWer can be applied, . have given it the
decided preference over all the inventions of V
this kihd,vwithper$bnsj "who can " Judge suchi
tilings correct ly. -: VSAM ITEL MO REH EAUT Y
' v Agenf for Toward New man,. Patentee
farch 30. " - kYl-T.lwewtmem;;.',. ,
The Editors of, the iRegist er are;adtliorised
to actjas Agents; for tHe sale of,Riglits in Wake Y
county .-Ur 'i ' ". ' .
AGBiC OLTURAL RE HOSITO RY.
SINCLAIR anl MOORE : - Y
;;,--orvxRiroii;.SAi.;-'l:ir;: t'-c.,...:-:
4 At their Store, Pratt SC.'Wharf, B iltimorc, ;
-r;-AAGENERAL'assbrtiiient of G ARDEN S E ED.S,
jL'nany-o which were raised ; under, their di- - '
rectum last season, fotheris of a late importation,, Y r ' -and
Itaveieeh prdveaVto gTOwwel!,. which they
know to be true and good, 4 Also, Fl ELD SEEDS, '
such as fed -and white Clover; t Orchard Grass,. Y
Timothy,' Herds Grass, TallMea dow Oat Grass,- L ;; "
Gran Grass, (for Lawn,) . Lucerne, ; Mi Ilet, Yel-? , . " ;
loWLocust and "Bird Seeds. ; . ; . ' -i : -: Y-t
,N PLOUGHS.-fAmong the extensive variety of
implements of husbandry ready", to deliver at thh r
shortest notic theywpuld riamethe BARSHAnE
Plough of sizes; .-generally preferred forbreaki , f .
ing stiff grass i SwariUKan
ter vending the SKiF-SaABrtstko'Ptpt ea fortwo ' Y7
yearsitb. genetal'S2ftisfactibnViand Jiavinir-- hax4Q; - - r
acres ploughed With one last season, enables : em.
without heiiitation,Tto recommend-them 'ey - . ;.f.
take awide furro wjt; ttirn ,and; crumble the soil ; ;
well, And have been knouyi to riiH a season with- ;
diit smiths repair. " -rY 1 - Yn 4 ' ; r 1 ,
Win .So7e'....Corn.,SlieTlirs; Vheaf Fans. Cotton
Gins for horse 6 . hand pwer, Cotton Planters '
Cultivators, Several . kinds of" the", most,'
approvfd.Strav:CuUers4 cst steel : Axes, hyY
and maniire Forks, SpadsrSIioveU arnd Garden
Tools, wove Wire SieVesl T SfesV &. Wire. Work'' ,
of allkindsY-." Y-p-d?Yv. ; V; ?:z i::--::,-,.:
i FRUITTREES..:.;Ambngv which re Apple. .
! Just received a few copies McMahon a.ndCob- :
belt-on. Gardening' i;-? -t 1 . -f ,."; :lv. ; .--'Ji
'.VCr Orchard Grass Seed wan tin .
kJanv.UYT r- -Y- Y3 :fl YY r:Y Y,:57 ' ;
rStafrthrplina
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Y la Enuity-Septemleerm, 7 827.
ine iieirsjui jnsepi juhii
: ':-' .-.-' si'-' i vs. .' ; 'Y. ' -
The Heirs of Robert R. purrar,
rwtT appearing to ' the ; Cotirt, th;t .T'etor Farrarj
Peach.'CherryYAprieot, and Thorn p.tuck, all ,
of ; wliichwili besoidlpii moderate term for - 4
Cashv.wtth deduction, oer centpn in.ple- -knents
Tbf their manufacture. w :. v Y
X appring to'the.coiir tn .i'etrarrarj : r
. IJetsy'Farrafi'andBigns Farrar, the Dfc,en' , r - I
mts in this uit, are not inhabttar s t! Y " t ate- ; - .
is ordered ii?at publicatioo be ri: ' in the I a- -I : ,
dants'
Tt is
leigh Register fo.n three . inqnthsy; that taey a; , -?
at the Court HousJa P!tt'Soronjh,'.on the tiu-dY
Monday of Marclt net. Y ten ana taere c ,
plead, answer or dem.V,pt!,erwi:5 the bdl wdl . ;t ,
be taken. pTO confesso ir.st tLert uv. 1 LtarJ- " . x
rorkthfr!imitesj Test.-- Y. - v" Y .
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