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H-CAKOMMA GAZETTE
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biirs are thle plains of fair, delightful peace,
44
w -vP . - .r'-.- , 1 - p-,- r ' . -v L-r
1 " c- v -r -v; i v," r - ,' y;. - tj v " , e , " . .- .
. Xl'y' v Si Plp:.;. rWrrfyt Wrrn
1
-ssgr - -: j stances: made me hesitate ,itr my propo-J poyaVy eients
ir .n !iiroiDatinn nnd rititinnul ' si Icinil I r.limhOfiil til
NAeeJiniPJ pent, for
t imc Tor a cation f tho.se of gre.t-
cvery succeed P roportion.-..CoKM
er length n tfiJ" rePcevea.,..LBTTBRS to
cations ttankhu
antl the literature of the
: prefer red : instead 1 of iri
e narrative,' to" givede-
at the end ' of the
PRpSPEdTUS.
it '. of i r?- J
that I' could tibt .-willingly!', abandun it.' taChfcd illustrations at the
: On considering the inatter rnore tna- Wrk.V 1 :- - , -
.turely I perceived ; that i , although, . TThis ajso enabled mq to indulge
in
tfierc. were many I'buoksj; in yari- greater latitude of detail, where the
ous. languages 'relative! - to i Col ambus,' subject Nwis oa curious and interesting
Hifv all iifontninetl limited and in com- nature, arid the suifes if information
ntete accounts of his life and voyages : such as nbt be met with in the common cation of KoK,to be .'called the JScw-Haven
.; ' t ' L..I pJi:..- Gyr.masium . am! have enpajjed the lanje Jnd
For thkEilucatioii of Boys -V
To be established at Nkw-Hat, Connecticut,
, Sercno E. Dwigtit tory J?. Dwight. '
. I J l - H ft ' f. ' - '
XlffT'E propose in the ensuinj spring,! to cAta-
blish atiNew.IlavenJia School for the - Kdu
13lh
in the
cnti-
-".rTt-n TV COUNCIL. -
- ' Windsor, the 1
At the court - ; .
M Exce,,ent
MTj.Lv bv an act., passed
. hi""- .- M aspetv'a reiarn, cnu
Jik vpar of Ins JMajcsvy .(
sixth ) ear . trade of
iled "An actio lepUidic,
5feu-i:i, nnsspssions abioad. It is
tue thine:s,.enactcd, that 11
5r". V pvrent the produce 01 uiu
anv eoods, except. Aii, i j Krt -vnnrfed
Rrit sh shins, be exporieci
rm' TnV the British imsscssions in
frc!m ,.Ji5.:-rfrbihopto any place
America j , Kiliedonif or
a j i.iiui
some
Possessions called free ports, cnume
possessioi , ta()ie of U
"l.Zlhv nrovided, tl.at ifl.i
Alesty shaii ..eecn' it ,'irpedient to
Majesiy mvi9ions- 0f the said -act
Amer
i !" r enri, nosscssions, except
" ! . 1 nntrnill (llll'LH 111 i3v
into or
. fm the several ports in
UIIUIIIV 1
nnnDtnfl'tfplI 111
to any port or ports m i
the said tabic, it shall be lawful for his
the Saiu iau f v rVwinril. to ev-
u f Ai :.i a
01 me saiu u
while numerous valuable tracts on the course of
After i
MADRID, 1
subject existed ';.only in; : manuscript, or
in the tdrmot letters, journals, aau puo-ltiie public
lie monuments.:; it appeared to me, that lean safely claim is an earnest de-
that ;a history! laitlituiiy digested trom jsi(e to stM the trutn, an absence irom
thes6 various materials! was; a deside-1 prejudiced respecting the nations men-
4riim t n iiroisiTif rt. . wriniii . ni ;i 1 riimpii in mv ihqtiii'v. n. mi i-iinir unci t.si
more satisfactory occupation to myself, 1 in imy subject, and a' zeal. to make. up
and a more acceptable; work Jo my for mariy deficiencies of yhich I am
country, uian ine translation i nau con- conscious.
templateu. , . I
I was encouraged tot undertake such
a work by the great facilities which I
found Within my reaclrat Madrid. I
was under the ioot of 1Ik American
Consulj O. RTcli, Esq. lone of the most
indefaUerable bibl.ioerraphers in .Europe,
who, foi several vears, had made par
ticular lrescarches;after every document
relative to the early history of America.
In his extensive iand cur-ious library, I
found one of the best cu 1 lections ol bpan-
icauilij,.'- ' ; ! - I r.mmorlious liiiilclinsr. ai"iirinallv intended as a
1 r . . 4-.L.I " I . T T .-,-" . i '; .'.
II, me woriv prtsciiiuu ( steam-boat Hotel, with the adjacent grounds.
with extreme uiiuiience.! aii rue jio.use
luree-iounus
Washington Irving.
827.
Slttttjorlt;.
ish colonial historv cpntaiuiu.tj
documents for which' I might sei
elsewhere in vain. 1 his he put at my
manv
irch
absolute command, with a frankness
and imresprve seldom to be met with a-
mous: the possessors of such rare and
valuable , works : and his library has
been mv main resource tiiroughout the
whole of my: Tabors.
I found also th
Maiesty
nnt tint provisions
twenty-four f
pjiia, and has
part of the Uj
& one mile from the college, and
of a mile fromi the centre of: the
town ; and commands a. fine view of t!ie New
I Iavea valle. and the ; snf roif ndinv mountains,
ot the harbor, the Sound, and Long-island, - ;
New-Haven, as a ! place of moderate" isize and
Rrwi miuuip, . ui...js"v --"y iiev. lir Manor,' ,
ofits site andjenvirons, the neatness of jts bu.ld- Wm. W'. Woolsey, 1
ings and grounds, and thr richness of itfetoliage, U)n Theodore
and as presenting a state of society in a high de- i,ynde.Catlin, Esq.
gree moral, enlightened arid polished, is a favor- George Griffin, Esq
ed seat or education. ; It is witmn eigne nours xy n0rers vSQ
travel from Ne W.York, ; and within ' ess than Seth pstaole s. Ksui
IOll uosiunj JTMajr miiu a nM.t-i jjeVi llr. VRIatt ipws
a direct comipunicauon witu evtrry i Georee UVStronc. E
The proposed institution in its general plan, is I Arthur Tappan, Esq.
intended to resemble the! Round If ill School; at ; . ;. . - .
Northampton1 : the nronnetors ot wllich. tor lia.H ' . nuaucipntu
vine introduced the Gymnasium into this country Hobert; Ralston, Esq
with so much; talent and j success, deserve, thie
hanks of tlij friends" of literature, as theyj do
ours also,' for the frankness and coudiulity -vwith
u:.i.' t. .... i.L.. : i .. .1 ' -1 :-l.,'. j"h..;
We propose, with the boys, to occupy!
fords and the meansf of instruction " which they ,
design to pride jsuhtd ni ' every l-respt ct, t'? -the
object in view.'. . (The Veil known character
of these gentlemen, . nnd the Vpportunities whicL
tliey rhaye? enjoyed of witnessing the best mode?
of instruct inn iir Euro p, furnish the sitres-t pledge
to the public for the faithfi'it and successful ex
ecution of-thc pi an proposed " -"
j Yale rjonegeV-Dec. o,;l8iS.. f - '
Jeremiah DAy;,Fre".lYate .College: ; . '
" Jlenjiimirt Silliipan. Profr CJhem. & Min.
' , Jas; L.'KiriarIt. Prof. LahgSc.Ec. Hist.
: Nathaniel ,VV. rayloJ Prof.'Theol.
'j. Josiah WGibb's, Prof. Or.'Lliu & lUb.Crit.
- Chauucey A. Goodrich, Prof. Uhet. .
if' Eleaaser Tt Filch, Prof.;J)ivJ : , . ; .
" Dennison Olmsttd, Prof. Mat & Nat, PhiK
V- - Hafrv Croswel, UectL Chi. Church, N. II. -
- : Simuel Merwiu, Pastor 2d Pres. Ch. N. II
Ft
the
Rev.' Dr. Wilsori,
Horace Rinney, .Esq
Charles Chauncev,;Ksq
EUhu Chaunceyj Esq.
Rev.rllr, Ely,
lion. William WirtJ
iV. Carolina, ,
Hoh. William Gaston',
Thomas "P; Uevereu ' .
ReyDr. Caldwell
Prof. Andrews, j ,
Jharieaton9 o. o
tl6nt John-Ct Calhouni ,
hey; Dr. Palmer, .
Thomas SGrimke, Esqi
'Al Orleans, :. ':
Alfred Henneni Esq.;
Lalvsifthe U?iited States.
house as a falmlv. to take ithel entire charge of 1 Kev. I)r, sKinner.,
them, and td stand in the place of their parents. - State of North-Carolina;
The government ot the institution winpeatoncei - :; . j
occasions, will not i be aiiowel to le.tve L the
An act
tical
lliorizing a subscription for the
es, - occasions, win notj oe anowei to ie,ve :. uic . i, r ' j 7T
ground?, eiscept in company j with a ' teacher ;:or StarkArmistead, Indorsee, use of
e tatis- jyuardisn. They will be .permitted to contract r. "' J versus- ,
atterston no debt and I to .make v no purchase ;f"or them- The Heirs and l eviseeis of Jere
' selves. It is1 intended to have them always, in - ,k. ' ' -
OUNTT.
Thomas Cox;
of Jeremiah Slade.
t, under our own eye, and to fill up their uenry Williams, :Ex'r. of Jiicbd, ViUiahis dee'd.
with study and useful recreation. - I use bf ,purnttm iavis, j Gaardiaii to Peneiop6
lci port or ports, and; it is enacted, Madrmand the Libr
that from and after the day mentioned Coege of San si id
in such Order in Council, all the pn- cxtPngive collec ;ons,
filem and advantages ot tnc sa,u act
ind all the provisions, penalties, ant
therein tumrtiiu,.0.. v
tend, to any such port or pons i,,-
ivchi as fully as u me samo
.M an1 enumerateU in. tue saiu ta-
various vaiuaoie aim iunuu.? oiLH.ua ui
information, discovered in the courcc
of hi researches, I received the niost 6-
ble at the time ot passing tne saiu au. bliging assistance j ppr, can , 1 relram
And whereas his Majesty doth deem fl om, testifying my njlmiratiori of the
nrnwlifint to extend the provisions of self-Sustained zeal of that estimable
Tikblesl nrenared by George ..Watterstoi
o.wi NrvVholaj n. Vn Zandt. , - , ' selves. It i3 intended to. have tliem always, in
tit ii enacted bv the Senate and House?;
V - ' - y. 1 IftillX WfcV.T r . x'W ...:, .. ...... .-'tlttai Jl
JJ licf poCtit' f tc w 'wiuf y 1 v isningiio ioiiu .uii; tniaiai,i:iirwiM n ,t:ai i . WlHiahiS'- Vt Tjttli
n-'wnl 1 ;t... Af i'iiiiM-iwi fns. nAinoM. -1 liai period, and not to be resnonsioie tor nanus ana . - The same.
;j...Uv of tb. JM!u: tl.P. Sik-etarv for the Department of . character formed, elsewhere, we propose to YT a
"j w! i - 1 . ... . " - t receive Doys oi uie age.oT -, aim io uccmic y that Thomas RLSIarte is not a resiaent ot tins
do; two noble and State, be, and lie is nereyy auinoiiu (linleaspaCTU
open to access, and 01 fected to SUOscriUe lor anu it- atterthe age ot jourteen,. t . . madein the Raleigh Register tor sir wee'.-s to no.
and rniidurtrd with creat order and lib- ccive, lor t he use anu uisposai 01 r.vV. v j -w.... mv saul aiaue , 0, IOi wu .cw .u-u
. atltl conuucuu wuii i,iuuuiuu bh uhj ,vuvV f . V , , . 1 n Cfn t;6 o Gymnastic exercises. ?These with other active wfiv pvecutiou shall not tro against th real es-
1 erality: .From Don Martin, Feitlinan- gress,kix liundied copies ol the Statis- empfoyme-nJt are the best mns f preserving MhTd-r
- .i: .WoiraMittn: 'wlifi rom i mi nic ted tirall,ahlcs nronoscd to be publlfiheU the health and invisroratinjt the -constitution. - t- witni. I i If -- " I V
' i . w mm i : a. mm. m m.mu & -w.i - - - - -- - m - -- , . . . 1
pfA Wnt.terstofi and JNiCholas -1
Van Z andt, ot the Uity ot Wasiiingiou
Sec.
n will be paid to the subject of ,
from and after the date oi mis onier, raijty 0f tlie Duke ot
the nrovisions of the said act ol 1 arlia- Ilt descendant1 a
imnt.r respecting: free ports, shall be, nf r.nlumhiis. wht
I
the said act to the ports of .Picton. and man, one of the '-last veteran of Span-
Svdnpv. initheTirovince of Nova oco- isi, Literature, who is almost alone, yet
tia: his Maiesty doth, thereloitr, in pur- imKfatiffab!e in his labors, in a countryi
canr-ft And exercise of the powers vest- wIipmJ at nrcsent. literary: exertion
ml in himhv the said act ol rariiameni, mpftt- w ,i, but ' ittle excitement or re
and with the advice of his Privy Conn- Ward..i
cilorder, and it is hereby ordered, tnat i ,mit acknowledge, also, the libe-
Veragu, the pre
nd reprefentativd
submitteu ! me an
and the same are hereby extended to the ci,iVcs of his family tlo my inspection
norts of .Picton anil Sydney, in the Pro- - -j toot a ncrsonaL interest in I exhibit
tince ot JNova fecoiia. - injr the treasures tliey containeu. rnoii
,And the Right Honorable the L,orus : asty must I omit my deep obligation
rominissioners of his Ma icsty's l rca- tn m oxrt- lent friend Don Antonio
sury, and the Right Honorable William Ugiha, treasurer of the 'Prince Fran
Huskisson, one of his iviajesiy s i no- cisc, a -gentleman talents and cru
cinal Secretaries of State, are. to give ,i:tol. and : narticolarly versed in the
the necessary directions nerem as w history of his countiy and a us iepenj
. them may respectively appertain. , denciesL To his unwearied , investigah
JAMLb tiUl.Litl.lt. tinns. nnd silent and I linavowed rontr -
bulimic, the world is,i;indebti3d for much
LIFE OF C0LUMBU3. - i of the f accurate information recently
ics- ' imnaifed. on noiiitsi of early colonial
To many of bur readers, the following preface . n the'poSSeSSlon of this gen-
to Washington lrving's Life of Columbus, ,iomall1flrc most oftllb papers of his dOr
will no doubt be ?cc,eptable. . ceased friend, the late historian Munok,
THE PJREFACE. Who was cut off in the midst of his va -
Beitiff '-at Cowleaux in the winter of uable labors. These; and various omer
1825 6, I received a letter Irom Mr. documents have, Uceni lmparieu
Alexander Everett, .'Minister -Plenipo- by Don Antonio, with a kindness ai)U
tentiary of the ..United States at Mad- nrbanily which, 4greatly increased, yet
vid. " itifortninir me of a work then in lio-btpnpd the, ohlicatiou. ' i ;
m-fts. pditrd bv Don Martin Fmmti. Willi and other aids mciuen-
.... . T ------ ?. t . . i v . : I .. v ; .
de de Navarette, Secretary of the Ruy-
al "Academy of History, &c. &c. con
v - tainlng a w collection of documents, reT
, lat iv so the voyages of Columbus, a
mong which vere;inauy of a highly im
jmrtant nature, recently discovered.-
Mi. Everett at dhct same time, express-,
ed an ophiidii-that the vetsioiiof the
work-iuto.ligti.slu by one of "our own
jcountryniciu - would he peculiarly desi
liable.. 1 concurred with hi in. in npin
ion ; ,aul, having lor! souie lime intend
ed a visit . to -Madrid,; I, shortly after?
i set out tor that capital with an idea of
; umk-rtaUing while there the translation
of the work. r '
I t Soon after iny arrival the publication
of M. Naverette made its . appearance.
; I found it to contain inajty, documents
. hitherto unknovyn, which throws adili-
tioual light upon the! discovery of the
Nr-. World ; and which reflected, the
greatest credit! on the industry and "acti-:
vity of -tlie learned ; cditoV. v Still the
whole presented rather a "tuass .of- rich
materials for. history than a history-it
fielf-j and iiivaluableas sttchstoi-es fliay
be to vhe laboritjius inquirer, -f hbJ sight
tf disconnected paperS'and;yrdciaL:dtc
uuientsjU apt. to berepulsivr o the
g oe ra 1 reader ?'s 1 1 o;see'ks I r ci car at i id
coiit!tiued 'irat iativethese ' circum-
the su
bc,; an
Pt
Treasliry not otherwise appropriated
Apj roved,. Sd April, 1828. j
Tfip: W. WATTS, Ctit.
State of North-GArblina.
Randol plil County,' j ;
Court offldas and;Quarter Session
February Tferm, 1828. ;
Hugh Moftett,
- H
VS.
Tbe Heirs at Lkw of Adam MoflTett, decM.
ovi. ur a. i t iscii 1mhii.u.
Assiduous attenlio
manners.
. s LL..L Jts. 1 r - n.-!;uj
X '. , . J 'IU 41 AS' some uuys. aic uiaigijcu iur i.oiicuc, uu
e. And be it further enacted, i nai . . .1t. kt fh :nnrM nduation .wiii hi
m of fifteen hundred - dollars shall I accommodated, in each base, to the wishes of
- - , . . i !-.: r i .. . - :i - - - I .i.i-i..!".. i- i i 1 .
1 hereby is, appropriated, ; to de-' the parent. I Moth classes of boys will need in-
trav -the cost of the said subscription, WX.IA
to be. paid out of any money in the! metiCand Algebra.1 Geography; with the aid of
the best Books, of Maps.1, Chans and Globes, is
to be pursued as an object of phme importance. rH"TapVearinff'tP the Satisfaction jsf the Court Irt
Both will also study .'"French; Spanish," German a. this case thatlHenryi MolFett and .Adanri Jtof-
and Italian'! under waive leacners s ana tor tnis tett, partor tne oeienuanis in xuis casek uo noc
end, measures have beenj taken to procure the reside within the limits 'jf ihis State.: it is there
assistance of genilemen of acknowledged talents fore ordered that, pubbcaiionib'e "made for three
and cfiaracter. l- :; I - 1 weeks successirey. in ine itaieign-itegiscer, mat
The boys preparing for college will likewise unless the said defendants appear at the , next
be taught Latin, and Grek, with the elements County Court -to ,be HWen for ,the county of
of History, ! and where it! is wished the Hebrews Randolph' on the (first. Monday of lay next, . and
The boys'lnotlntendedi for college; willj in ad- pleal, answer or demur, :udgrbeh will be en-
duion to the aborve, be au.nt L.atm it. tne pa-1 tercd against tnem as coniesseu, ' , . ' f .
rents consent, Grammar, Rhetoric, and as ,ex 1 A copy, ji JE3SE HARPER, C C.
tensive a course ot Mathematics as is desired.-
j:
HEW BOOKS.
GALES
I ill
8c SON have iu&t TeceiVed the fol-
new Books, from Philadelphia, viz :
Vanfflalen's Narrative of his imprisonment Hiid hphev vvill hdve the opportunity a receive & re-j
c.
(BfjyQTICE,
QoJlfw.rrJ thi rliinrrpnns of the Inouisition p-,ilar course of instruction ! in Botanv. HistorV. I TSl vffARY Morean of Carteret Counv beintr tiK?
hi imiVnpv tn Itiissia. &c. &c. ; 1 Loiric. Ethics, Mental Philosophy and Political IvJL proprietor f of Ten Shares of theCapital
vWlUh" rrn Works of Miiton, with a-Pre- Economy. I it is expected also, tthatj -those stu I Stock of the State Bank of North f Carolina and
face by Frajicis Jenks, of Boston. ' r i T dents, who hav been sufficientlydong in a'course the Certificate, thereof baVing been -Jost or, mis i ,
Seronsjby William Paley, 1). D. first pub- of education! and have made the requisite at- Taid all .persons) cbncejrned are requested to taker
maoe ior ancw i -e
. first meeting ot", .
lisltednn 1825.
Bhil Stocking -Hall, a novel tn 2 vols.
A rl ventures of Cvril Thornton, do
liicfiat on Life and Death. i
Due! amp on Retention.
Selfectioiis from Mrs. Barbauld's Works
MyJEarly Days, by Mrs. Ilughes.j
1 ' t ' ALSO. 'II'
Th following splendid Manuals for 1828, viz
The Keepsake," taterary onv
me ntjleinorial, and Atlant
Kieign,! ivpru iu, ioo.
tainmeuts;wllbe permitted to attend the course notice that application j will be
of Lectures on CUemistrl,i Mmeraogyi and Geo- certificate of said Shares at th
logy, by Professor Sillimftnt and thecourse !of the Board 6f Diriectorsjof said Banktp. be held in
Natural Philosophv and Astronomy, by Professor Raleigh in March nexti.- - ; . vr I .J
Olmsted,, I- f - j ' i WMI H. HAYWOOD Jr. ;
, The religious instruction ofthe pupils will e J t" ' - " - Attorney in fact for Mary Morgan.'
parental, 'tjhe great arnj will , be to tram them '. North-CaTohna 25d jjamtary 1828.', . v $
up in the. fear of God. Kch day will begin and A ! HA UfJ A Irl v
end with reading. the Scriptures and Prayer - - 'fJfr?' ?
ni s.. Tfnrti-t-t ri.. d'.m.u ii h h oiaJKi- th iftaiJi'tt i 1 fl "rib suoscnoer Deinff - desirous oi removinpr
!tic Souvenir. ; and the pup Is will attemPChurch at the place 1-- to the VVesfr offew lor sale the tract of La nd
Packets for Philadelphia
1 Hk4-T
OTp FIE Subscriber having estabbshe'd a Line ot
IL Packets between Philadelphia andiWni':-
ion. ii, C. takes this method to inform the Pub-
designated by their parents. ' - !
This is ourigeneral plan! J we sball aim to exe
cute it witnt nueiuy j reserving, . nowyer,;i uie
. .! I.: " , HI .J'' V - . jl 1 Qff okp.c . fi sU Trtft ia Moorsrl Sir
t ue necessary.- vvitn tne suoject or t wv '"'"t w rw!T " .wwwt .
e are not wholly unacquainted. One" ffood state To ' cultivation! and well ; adapt:
the growth ot
and Tobacco,
"on which he lives, situated in the county of Gran
ville, and lying pn thej waters of Grassy ami Jpn-
athan Creeks, a miles south of Roanoke, and 17
north. ofOxforil. It
coiitainsbetween 13 and
. r.. A, t i i I... ! 1. inni u'ltnoHrih I minCTon.
tally, anorueu mo J fJ J Kf wfiert nreVented by ice in the Delaware.
r-Anilnnt rkforl. to tlio nest ot mv a I -..jl.i,-J.i :AaA v.l thl rnnviv. univer:
I i. . . . . a - n . , ri. I.'. w w f i u.m. v .
shall show to!
rliir.atinn. we are not whoiiv ttnacnuaii
f'na. (iqa Kfn i frrrnr;.H fin- a rrniilrahtA ripri I ed vtO
of us have ha!d the privilege of surveying many r, ww acres ui iow grounas oi tue ingu lanu.
cipai Seminarie's uf Europe ; and one sYe" or eignt ,nundrea acres contiguous to tne
li.ixi 1 iwciiuiK H'lwwr t-u nunc in iiiin&cviiuu ui cuun
Corn, Wheat, Oats,
There are .about 15U
'of, the princij
- 1 - -i . i' , : :
lie, that a yessel will leave Philadelphia lor w u- --761- 7":" try. with 10 or 15c6nstant Sprintrs. - The im
lilt ojJiv
Universities!
bilitieS,5 ail.tl maKIHg mosi. , m .v ancej wim -ue leceivcu . The're will! be two vacations in a year, esch of sew, and built of
which , 1 COiild: allow, myself during I a wwr -"ijo"a:. weeks tbe first toWmenee on the first tifully situated on a
..;,.....!:,. IVirPi-n counlrv. t loM9;"'?"?' May the other, on the. second mg a large extent ol
.... w-o-yj - - - ai we owpu ralCs o. -.7-7; vvdndaV !f Semember. During both, the of every kind are also
Struct this J History. , t J possible. I laving tnreegooa bovs may Remain at the school, without addition. 4odat.d to the dwell
dilated all the works that 1 COUW unu conm naea oy w L .rnMie.'-U r i - s mile of the Dwelling
::.i:.4 ..hSprrl in nritit and ina i- ed w tl1 tne c?ac' a'aQ'5 wclVll?i4 " .'r. I wli.ll hWf. a vatnanVlihranrt of the best and Cotton Gin. Tb
, yVw --i- 77 v-" - -o ti theai keommodation of er,. , , - U'itJnrW.Vr.nRri.nJbushelsbf Corn, and
liscnpt ; Comparing uieui v V trusti to meet with encouragement , , ; t v ' i ti " 1 v Uer annum. A ready
. r. 1 - v 1 ... :': ':i,i ,1 wioiiic- I i 1 a vi i x'lTTiN inn I ish, Italian, and GermanJ , , . . . - -. .rPer !U"1""1' r , Jl
mv notrer; AVith oriemal documents, J AMbb i. iiu ..i""- w iinilfli rhar, Jhnv nf t-n v,rna of the proceeds of the
i . ' & till 1 11 ft ttnurt,- ' - -r , " i - . . i ,
- - , .
those scire 'lights oT-historic: research
endeavoVinsf-tb ascertain the truth amid!
tliose contradictions' Avliich vvill inovira-
hi., v.i.. u iiPt P ipvp.rl . inprsnns" have
recorded the same,ficts, viiewiug them
from different points; and under the ifi
flnenrft itf iliffei-pnt Jntprosls and fecl-
In the execution of, tins work, .1 have
m of education pursued in several of her provements are extensive; . The dwelling bousa
ties, and in her Academic and Commer- ?smong the largest, jmost roomy, ana m every
respect me most conveiuenx in iuc coumy.
the very best matenaij, ber.u-
gentle eminence, overlco.
country..; ineput nou:s"
new, and in a .tyle accent
ing house ; With m balfa
, are a Saw and Grist I lul
is Grist j Mill yield 1 1C0
150 or 2Q0 bushels of Vl. . t
sale may always be made
Saw Mill. -It contains an
Philadelphia, March, 1828.
57-3n
NOTICE.
over, is thiee hundred dollars, payable quarter- extensive Orchard, wrth a greaf variety cf -elect
llvin advance i but a de'ductitm will be -made fruits.; The tract is situated isvthe centre cT
. i . where two Or more-come! fronvone family, at tlie I neighborhood, i which; for health,- vealih, intelh,
. I same tiie. Tlie charge for boys under ten, is two gence, morals, and every ocnl Consideration-,
hundred and fifty, dqilarsi In this sun are com-j gives place 10 none m me atate. I ne jsupscr;-
Hunt in Anril 182,- I will 1 prized an narges lor imiruciron, incuunogfine i ""v? J ...wv .i..vifc. uw.ijiv"
se in Raleigh, on the lOCKeis ior uie uouegc icciu., uu.nu, wwuinKtr --,- j:"- -.w r
iP . .i-L,i mflnfr,.w I vm .fMPi J iJo-ht db,1 ttim'itnro J nected to' Tie w it -aiKL uidee ? for the elves.
. a very vaiuaoie a rati u i r t'yf;67 .-;. - ;; vr; ,,, ...i ii s, m - f? ; i , ,
- ' ... i ....' .c f .v.nt a ki Ui iTiattru ml hffLrlnthinv tA h t I he terms will be low arid acconunod vtmsr. 1
or tienry, awi aiaic ui mi. v,. , , . , . t vr.IT-j,
640 acres being ttie location iumuw uy ure iup. . . . ne- -; c jntn-mw r",mt i,Mn . . T .:o
l-Kiitrv numbered 290. on the .pot, at a fair price; Where it U w shed, ,Marcb 19th,;.lS2S .. , . , L - 55 2m
viitue of a. Deed f Trust executed to me
fey Dr. Thomas
sell, jbefinfe the Courthou
22d dlay o1 April next.
Land! iu the county
nessde, cointaming
avoided induMnff i mere siieculatiot s i Executing a Deed to:the purchaser, I win the clothing or tue boys can oe procured oy us, . ur mi "V 7 i i r.,,,luc, X
avujucu.iiiuuj0in& i iuci y yv , iiiicuutui k. and oh terms kdyantaireous to the parent. . , t etteville Joual and Richmond Enquirer, are re-
and general rellex:tir ns, ex Rtiug Suth WJjly the Wlc ."7 " tSS on : the quested to publish the abovejor two. months in
as : Hise-I naturally OUt. of the Stlhjcit, "01 ? firat of May,';828. . . , . ' t their respective Journals,- and forward their ac
preferring to yea fninute and cilCU 'Mi'- -SERppl DWlGHr,.; counts to the Postmaster at Uro Wide. .
tantmiim lirch y. 18,3, -pr. ad. 2S 5,4w . edS tew.r to TRED ' b , 1
lartliatjappcared characteristic ..ofthe t f .NOTICE; T ,t II, t:: Dwight previous to! the 1st bfMarcb next', GA ED m or,, stolen from the Subscriber a
persons,!theeveif,or,the v , r,L, - j hYghfe
endeavoring to place cvery tact in Subh . ix"pinoiare hereby cautioned;and forbid L - - . Nov.S.;ip:7. .y. V... .n- leftj a snlall bell, andl was shod half
a ptiiiit Of view, that the rjjader- might J jieii to trade wiUi or trust my wife Mary on The undersigned, being; made' acquainted with round, shpes, tolerably . much -Morn hr foot
iiriWivel itnieritq $ aiid draw his bwh my Recount, as I shall not pay any debts she may the plan ofa Gymnasium, about. ut be Ublisbed Jocks trimmetl all .round... I will give u revved
pel CCiye! its mcril, anu haw lU9,oyi for :an y articltat mav be furnrsh- in this city, by theRey; S, E. Dwight and H. fc. of roiir.Ublli. for her delivery to x.,.z 8 ."rails
niaximsUd conclusions, r. .t : tn my crcdit. ' v WM. UEIFRIEN. Dwight, Esq! are? persuaded of the usefulness o J north-west ot Raleigh, or if confined zo th 1 1 f.
"As mdiiy points of the Jiistory reqtli- EJUgefiild C. "II.; S. ' C.' : 'S - such ah instftutibnandHbink the situatkuiof her again.-f 1 : ; -( UI Dl.EY. WARRUi.
rcdxplanationsj drawn from ctfntem- .APrii6th, 1823..-1-5--; . rf, ? ;;VlthuiMing' thew - U 1 58-3t :
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