North Carolina Newspapers

i I 'v.- Wi.l.: Ai VLiPYh , YUyKyyy L-V V,,';-;. ;.r: r-.;m r',V.-'"" ; i; -Unrp'dbypartyragre to livelike brothers. f " ' .''r-V'i";';7 - 'T . " - i7rZ- ' ,"' - 1,,' lirrl ' j j:Froi;AJ!Vat Oaary,. constitution, consenuently his love was : ' ZaOOS: t' '4 "j " :s' r?i1TE3 Sit: ?; 'L,i'w- verv Tl-at and)FRAT, by "P 30SEPHG.iES&S0N, half in advance. it Are Xa:f7 P ADVERTISEMENTS . u t f Trom the Natchet Qalaxy Some two or tliree months since, a huge and shapeless bundle arrived;, at the Post Office in ! this city; direct i or indirect, as th e ca se may oe, if romi the r 1 d era I Ci y, and marked .f FKEE.',i - Nothing " remark able"- was observed about ??J!2lfor aDomr, and twenty.five cents 'for lr sixteen lines, neatly inkerted three said, until -the lapse of twjo or three days, he bundle afore Succeedinff publication : those of eat i Vm-th in the same proportion.... VvOu- fb thanlcmuy receiveu.,..x..M0 .afne of - hogtg and . -..T'-.a mn!t ne V091 vuvt. ? when to the utter amazement and conster nation if f ihe iDeputy i Postmaster,; it gave evident sigha of , ivitaljty. What, in the Dims, was to be of the Medical idone ? to' A consultation J-Vojb the' Cherokee Phoemx.y faculfy was proposed, that time , !' but as fees were at rV WvrioN QF TME Cherokee Alphabet. ' : f Uke angel visits, few and far between," V.t.UiiThe; following statement lt w? fr?ngtjr suspected they might " re- JUT' . . - - - ' I nnpt" -thtt ttal Into loirop up ami trV Th?t invention ? on tne unerqK.ee 1 ; 7-,-ru.f. v f "v. f""" ";.r,rr uiu not UQ. jUA to an inquest ui mvv- objection than Mr. respecting the Xbe f may not be altogether uninteri TOa - no UoyyAs to an Alpwpe't.uia r . k- ?x I vers 4 there was no other "S,?! S: th.ai their . i livid n2 ihe the contents of the of Ti Lar im at the time he made his in- bundleiam.mgithernse es, by way of in lived near him at ine , ; J . ducement to further enqury. The next VCMriiess is in appearance and ha P': cire hU grandfather on re fefihS?rWde watV whiteman; He has dictionary away from the- ad.esJ) but fel4 ?,l?: f ,nr l;,n-uacre hut the the rapidly increasing I rotundity of this m y vniiwirii"j - 1 - a .naentiv in his invention of wonderful Dund e' pladeU tne only point Xa&t; he h.d to' depend entirely on lv,thm , tbrir junsdict.On rest. Wb uieiijuaw , s fnlin the name of-i Mary Miffdalen could it H;nVc n the subject of writing the Chero- be ? ,bome supposed the jrats had found SaritAia bv a conversation "which their way into the interior of this non-de- !rnp,; Averse making remarks 00 the were smuggling Mbrgajiud the Mississippi.1 tzj-f -iante nf the white Dcouie. One Others again supsed thatl Heiiry Cfay nau sent nun uy man rous tail superior said, that white men 1:, 4-nM .1 ; i PTPPinivt nam in a. we. ami conn 11 in nuv ui.m i iLr.' iinii n i r it : . iiV J,n whn r-rpivprt it . down thei river! to frisk his nonde mm. fht thi wn vprv trn9i. among itne J aCKSOIl I0IKS. tsut tn ic more ' - ' m . u w u m m w ww .aava -r w w n mrm mm s m wr mym m -mr n m a r and they could not see now . 11 couia ne t'V r.1 TMt v'hUs tti done. Mr. Uuess, atter silently listening i11 ?ac ,,WU8,,,m was in inR! fttt tlir conversation ft)r a while, raised (iff, as that was cUrrenjtly reported to be kimsolf anrt n'nfiintr on anv air of' minor- d ,,uSe liliuo'i, "--"jji . : t-. - . - I ' ' v I - i r i n 1 I - ..... ..'. ' . ". n r k k w V. hAAflfl nrp. hml tance, said, you are all tools ; wny tne a W lab and a b monster, hoofed land horned with two mouths head,! and eat three Carolinians ale of I crtton at every meal, and swallowed a Georgian whole, by. way of a desert,! Death and Destruction ! What was to be violate move l attack lone To peep into it would Uncle Sam's inisunctiohs. To re- from the oflice -one voiild as soon old Beelzebub himself There it Jay, swelling and swelling like Esop's frogv until ' the; fourth day, when. Mo the no small amusement ot our friend Lvle. ' I . - r-- I . 1 . j . . thins is: very easy ;tl can; do it myselt and picking up a iiaisiune nc coiouieiiucu scratchinff on it with a pin :;and after a few minutes read , to them a sentence which In.' had vVitfpW bV makina' a mark for each t word.) iThis Droduced a laugh, and" the conversation on that sabject ended, liut the inventive Dowerv of Guess's mind were now roused fo action: SLnuthingshort of ber iog able to write the Cherokee language wnutd fiitnaftr himi' Hp wpnf hnmp. nn rrhaspd i - i -t j. iL-'OL. - larlil thP utlpy rjinsnalinn nf U o hie jnateriais,fana sai oown paini me vyiie-i-- , -j w,"r 1 ' J rokee lansuaseon paper, v tie at - nrst " vJf. . T ' V" ""t.?lMUSs' WP?,, "cw &ueht of no way, but to make a charac envelope, and forth crept awhat think ter fur each word. He oursued this plan y"u rea?er a sne ? No. A monkey ? ' , , . . . . . , ... I IVI n A. .4- . . 3 - T.T . i. . .. f,r .hnnt vpp in h rh timi ht mnflp I tv v "K f io, no neuner 1 fhniisanrt rharatfpra. : Hp wa then I " "S "iUUcJ or ine uevu ; meed that the object was not attaina- Amazement seize yelit was a a pump n that way, but he was not discourag- vet reader,-A pumpkin ed. ITp rfirmlv believed ' that" there was 1 f : s I i:-"" K -;J . : - - . - i was mailed at Washington, trvinrr cpvpml nthpr wuvii m tuii.ii was ucijuoucu a jaethods he at length conceived the ideal H03'""; V pumpKineea, or a very rare (if divid i ng the word s into parts. , sever convi We in kind, v?e. presume. It is well known that the streams of water this side the moun He had not proceeded far on this plan, before he found to his great satisfaction, ! Vat the same characters would appiv, in !itt'erent words,: and the number of char- i Tirlora u it A f '.I us ' rAmtrit'tk fl VtA V ': foW A f- Vuf tt;nL.l.i.r0;rii.o;'A;'.ii'. KV rtrl-I-e :." waier- aucp appears lables that he could think ofV he would lis- vaa c ,c 'f CSUUi V,siance- Al a,,J ten tu speeches and the conversation of rate t0 f igh a degree ol humidity having Mranjrersndiwhenever a word" bbcurred reached the purnpkin 5eed aforesaid, caus- which tains, and particularly in, the Southern country, are unusually swollen in 'the iring 6f the year, so much so that in croS Af-Is'nS them, the mail iswfrequently immers- to have been constitution, conserjuently his love was always bestowed upon the present object Afterj receiving a .letter, : full of the - most doleful Eulogies of some divine buc refrac tory creawre, and hinting his resolution to shake off the yoke of his inauspicious stars, 1 have hastened to his chamber to consle him, and ound him at a table presiding with ijri 6 n ite satisfacti oti, an d keeping the worthy crew that surrounded him in a ton srant roar. 1 Such was. mv friend andiuch vere his letters. His tongue his pen, his actions anu nis written speculations, were as opplosite to each o her as "the poles. j Curious structare of the Eye of the Bird t ( "i and of the Horse, Birds flying in the air, and -meeting with many obstacles, as the branches and leaves of trees, require to have their eyes some times as flat his possible for protection : but: sometimes as round as possible, that Hiey may see tne small objects, flies and other insects, which they are chasing through the ai r, and which they pursue with t he most u ne r r i ng certai n ty. A Thi s' could onl y be accomplished by giving1 them' the power'of suddenly ichanging the form; of their' eyes. Accordingly, there is a set of hard scales placed on the outer coat of their eve, round the place where the light enters ; and over nese scales are drawn the muscles or fibres by which motion is communicated ; so that by acting with these muscles, the bird can press the scales,' and squeeze the natural magnifier of the eye into a round shpe.when t wishes to lollovv an insect into the air. and can relax .the scaler when it wishes to see a di stint object, or move safely thro' eaves and twigs. This power of altering the shape of the eye is possessed by birds of prey in a remarkable degree. They can thus see the "smal lest objects close to them. and can yet. discern lanrer bodies at vast distances, as a ctrcise stretched upon the piaiu, ir a iymg nsn noatmg upon the W i ter A singular provision is made for kep- ii i e . . . .. , ing tnf sunace or tne bird's eye clean, tor wiping me glass vV the lnstrumetir, as it iv ere, and also for protecting it, while ra pidly iflying through the air and throush thickets, wiihout hindering the sight. Bird's are, lor tnese ournoses . tiirnihfrl with a third eyelid, a fine membrane or skin, which is constantly moved very rapidly over the eyeball by two muscles placed in theb.it k or tne eye. One or the muscles ends in a loop, and is fixed in the corner of the meni- brane,jto puil it backward and forward. A third evelid of the s ime kind is found in the horse, and is, called tbe haw- it is moistened with t pulpy substance, or mu cilage, to take hold of toe dust nn the eye- uau, ?iiu wipe iivCiear on : sso tnat tne eve is hardly ever seen with any thing5on it, though; greatly exposed from its size and poStttre. The swift motion of the haw is rr i Ptl r if litr 9 irriutln .,n.4-ln U. ...... placed, between the eyeball and the socket, and striking obliquely, so as to drive out me Haw wnii grcnvciociiy over tne eye, and then let it comeback as quickly Ig norant! persons, when this haw is inflamed from cnld, and swelled so as to apnea r, which it never does in a healthy state, of ten mistake it for an imperfection, and cut so near no ignorance and crueltv LOOK HTtHE Subscriber wishes to sell on very 'rnovle- X: rate, terms, ;'or to exchancfe- for : .Western. Lands, several valuable injprovedand unimprov ed Lots in the City of Ualeih. The i mproved Lots are am on erst the most 'eligible in the place A .t i . . iJ . r one 01 tnem comainingy.iue conveiueiicesoi an excellent stand' for a - Storeawd a capacious Dwelling 1 1 ouse." He is yilling in.case, an; ex change in . land Should bejConred to pavny difference which jhay exist In the yafueofjthe prooertv. In Cash, '.ijuriotr his absence Mr. li Galea s duh' autlibrised. by him 1 6 dispose" of any or. ail or ins iois, .ana isj vesica wun iuii pow er to enter into any contract in liis stead." ". '. ' ' j ' : :rv-s30im goneke. ; . Raleigh.' 23d Aug.M x j S'W:' jl. S. Should the above property pot be sotd before the exoir.ition of the; present ye'ar. the saine will bfc for rent. ; (, .- NOTICE . i; ,5 had a part or syllablein in if; which etl Vtat:e, much to the annoy nf ilfhh.,';f.th;.iWni,l atJe of our Postmaster, 1 and against thi :Mwv.irt.iiViWii'ii-7vij iuu i '"."HI '-L.i ' 1 1 I . A'i ' r rt '. wcai? uuu iii"imy ui me ciuzeus ,oi tnis city i - '. -I -: yi:iN,I.t We are the zealous .advocates o domestic industry ; and 1 internal iinnrove . he had uear it on his mind until lie had made a character for it. In this way he soon dis- coverea all the svuauies in the language lit fortnirig his charaeters he made some use of the English 'letters, as he found them in a snel I ins? book, which he had in tnent bag-i 9 ins possession. th After :commenciug ; upon e last mpntinnpd nlan.- T hfdipvtv hp'rnm- )lr .tjpil his systemTn about a month. Dtinng the time he Wa.oVcupiedJnuin-' but to grow pumpkins in a mai ma conscience AICIIAUACTER. Amdng8tthei'vearlv-frieni)s of Charles Brockdeu Brown was a young man of great ano animation, anu oi rascinaiing his death the subsequen jcharactcr was drawn by beauty talents sketch Brown of. his tenting the alnhabef. he 'was strenuously opposed' by all his friends and heisrhbours. He was frequently told that he -was throw ing awrfy his time and labor; and that none bat ai'deliriouVnersbn,r between his actua u.as he did. 1 But this did nofdiscouraire I deportment and any notion of that deport mm. He vould listen ; to thexposttila- tnenj stranger from t to be col I ected by a nons oi jus friends; and then deliberately I s letters : His letters to me are as con- "ght his pipe p be, yet theyvibrm a jes,yand r si t down t oJ hisj wbrki wi th L picture ftUt ,Mittm rt i rtri In' 'tMn)n4a' " t I u .T ' I linn'dh totally the reverse ol his conversa ad no smal 'was in part the moment he It ' I - -.--"-!" rl hia ini lift Ha ih . VIII v'.TIIIUIliubv ,k ttla IL1I- I Vf J. k.i'IIUIVu .1 i av "uct. Afier, compietlh found moch difficulty;-;iiinersuading thetex ph t o I earn itV'Ndf cold he succeed took uplirspen to write a I e t ter or an essay, vfil he vvjjnttoherkari he forget all his mirth,became peusivesen- few persons there,one!of whom Hv rote ra tinientali: a nd poctipaliM To hear him ,ta I k, letter, to soitie;ohis;frieds iril this.Natibu one would think thatJie never had serious - n J. " '. a. ' . " 1 . . I IS hereby given, that I shall apply to the Pre sident and Directors of the Bank of the Uni ted -tates sit Philadelphia fbr the payment pf the entire amount of an Hundred Dollar Note, fpa able a V the Branch Hank at Uoston, Letter II, No. 574, ;atea at Philadelphia, 10th Sept. 1S24; Thps. Wilson, Cashf. N.jBiddle. Prest. -The right hand half of said bill was mailed by Thus. K. Tartt, at the Post Office in' Lagrange," Ala. Sept. 15th, 1827, enclosed in a letter directed to Jas-'li. Tartt,. Stantonsburr,:N.-'C-.whicn let ter, with the half enclosed. Lagrangei Ala. May 29th, 1828. y-! was not received. JAS. B. TAUIT. w. 7.9-law3m A Negro Boy named COLIN absconded yesterday. ; . COLIN is about twenty years of age, five feet six inches high, well set, and of a very black complexion. He was flogged on Weunesda last, by a. gentleman, of, thi place, L whoseliouse he had broken into vantl is supposca to pe se verely marked with the whip. He, carried; with him two pair of pantaloons and. a round jacket made of blue and white mixed Northern cotton Cloth ; some cotton whirls,! and a linen ruffled shirt marked with my name ; a pair, ot white linen pantaloon?, and a pa,ir made ol -drab, cot ton cloth ; he wore a narrow brimmed black beaver hat. . . -, 1 r;. Colin was brought from Raleigh,. N. C. abou three months ago, and wasjsold in this place by a Mr. Tfpper. He formerly belonged to Dr. Hay wood of Raleigh." ' - 1 - A reasonable reward will be paid for the ap prehension of Colin, and Us delivery to me.' , ... Y HO'S S ALMOND.; Camden, July 4. 4 96..6v . :. ' it on produce the same effect. i The Slim AlPVanrlur K.a iiict KiTtiin-Vit' 'r .-.".v w . nag jwri ui uj:iiti for Cjloi)el Powel,an extraordinary improv ed Durham short horned Cow, which produc ed . in England, as appears by certificates, thirty quarts of milk a day, in June last, and afforded, from the milk of seven days, 19 vl-2 lbs- avoirdupois of butter, and had continued tr give miik until the birth of h er ca j f. Philad. Press. j C!ffM?ton.-Welearn that a man by the name of Backus, in West lianistable, last week, carelessly. carrying a naked scythe under his arm, made a mis-step and' fell upon the blade, and was so, severely in jured as to survive the accident but One hour, j We. hope this will be a sufficient admonition to haymakers to see that heir scythes are securely sheathed. We have repeatedly noticed such carelessness, and have wondered that injury has not more frequently happened by it. : Ibid. ana sent u l v t rz fcVewas KCe- lan?rUafTp. ' tvliiMt liuif Vnnfil lilt 41 6 rie paper, ann convinced writing otd: belf;tsbmeyu'sctf '. ii r i y 1 1 euTim nea to - - J iicc!ueii in a tew days it quickly spread a! Wfcn 'shcWhdUteratc)yereih'afe Several persons try' to learn 4 , -and Iron the nation, met r own language. H4t O n t h l Q V di Sr..v p r f rt nirtl v n. 1 ''J S rtl fid i s mc '-'riv'- tit.. ...L ' : .-i. f.l irr rtIiliuliiierol&e ",U t"e Boutin n,-f, 1, 4 U.. . I,; .vIL'' dovvti 1 ?i - th h - fat "r t .'. '.i- mment1iri fins ItfeiMHe nterallysung hinP jselrtoleej) an lau ghtef.! To see! tliefeffu sions of nis pen, one woiild itnagi ne e was a s t ra nge r, to Chile's it tha tih e wmub j ever stee in tears wra in me lancholy. : : In; this there Was nothing that deseryed;t6l3e?called iautiohhTpocri sy, since ne corresponney oniy with whom he was. occasionally m.the habit of conver sing i and liisltongue-regaled . them with unceasing jestSfith )y"as;his peadden terjc;melted them ith itsathbsgHis son nets fh tl1 et ttf$; tal kyalmosttal toe ther of lovim Isiib rpoctend'errefio yoii tfi wis;"fbr eyerihli? !.oy e,f Adxwas a im passioned elbq u hce at the feet of an a- uorea rair one; out pis love vasm Consolation. A poor, woman meeting a friend jj u St after the death of her husband, most kindly, accepted'the gentleman's con dolence who failed not to amalgamatcjof the tile satiie witha liberal portion of praise his defunct's excel leut qual iti es. You are i"n deeil' kindvqubthyhe: sighing 'widow, u?tts d!l ti;ue and T console myself in the fi rm be t ef the poor fellow is happy in Bel zebab'3'bosom.t NayV In J2braharns bor soraiyou mean r" V4 Well, sir, w innocent ly repl ied Marti 1a, M.Jdare say you are rig fi t : ; i iijpa rtt ? I kn o w :veryJjft!e a -boat! these great fblk'snames.'' e ' . r, Aitfiqidty of an Juditofs OJpce.'YhtrQ are-fburiiir five fltitortn theiU S.rrea suDenarientuTheoffic dateilaiid call bM character.: -3 u Vn Airwas,(i i seems nnait AVarV'ahd'aspired to a higher oflice, if we hrayrHgefniW'thelfirstatire 2 -1 -Y Semper egoauwfar tantum V hiqre;fthbn:'.iiS?f does , ooi ay , jWnetner uv nars soaring ambi- ! On TUESDAY, September 23d, t ! WILL be sold b 'tWe jSubscrihtrsi at their Auction Store, A large arid-valuable uisori- ment of freshly imported Stapleand Fancy ; - I ;"-;;lW; cowsisTiNo is pIart, of. : , " " ;, Superfine', Elite, and Common Clot Ji& and Cassimeres, .'' , Sattinetts, Domestics; -c. $c. ; c " h ALSO, AS KXTE3TSIVB ASSOBTMEXT OV -' -Groceries, Hardware, . Cutlery, Crockery ! Warey tyc. c , - Terms liberal, and niHtle.known'at sale, . 5 WILLKINGS & CO, Auctioneers. Fayetteville, Sept. 4, 1828. ' ." 1-ts. AT the lite jAugusv Ter of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of the County of Wake, the undersigned qualified as Administra tor upon the Lstate or tbe late 'James F. Taylor, dee'd. and requests all-the creditors of . the de ceased to make kr.otyii their claims without de lay.-.. ' -i- S His debtors aredierebv informed that it is the determination ot tlie subscriber to close his ad ministration as speedily as possible, and toit,hat end indulgence cannot le granted;- Tne Claims be ing numerous and dispersed throughout several Counties, a personal demand of payment on the part oiane Aaminisxrator is out oj tne question." Those t herefore who do I not choose to aval themselves of this information and make 'immet diafe payment will find their claims indiecrimi natelv placed in a train of collection according to Law. - ' CHAS. AlANLYJ: ... 'Adni'lv ; TerrDoliirs! Re.vard TTTlLL be pven for the apprehension and T Y conviction Dlf Charlei Slaclr?:' whn left tlii District on tne 12th inst.' with or: : hat", one coat- two pair pantaloons., two shins, two vests,' ova pocket handkerchief,: one pair buckskin tr' l j , and one silk shwl,' (red.) . 5 - ;; r ' ; Said Slagle also broke open my house to c!- tsin the eoods aboVe :"ttieiitioned. -s ? He is Ub(Hit five feet ihree r minririchVs hiprlu "nTrti-ic . rears 1 of age, with long tnd srait hidr (light colored,) ratner wmtetycu, wun a:neav5T annejirance.-- Slale was raised in last Tennessee,'. -Washing ton COunty, near Johesborbugh : whither I ex pect he" will makehis wav, or to-Columbia this'State 'MyP tLIAML'SLAGLEv.!; : Lancaster, S" Cr Augylf, 1828.; tT v972Z ; fTHE Subscriber-Shaving .'qualified at the last JL term of the. County . Court of Chatha:n as Executor ot the last Will and Testament of Win ship Stedman, deceased, gives notice . to these indebted to the Estate "to make payment ' r-d to those who have any, claims against the sc.'.i e.sU tate to present them properly ' authenticated Tor . payment Iwithin the time prescribetl by law, or ; this notice will be -plead in bar of their recovery ' - '. NATHAN A.. STJiD MA N, Exr." July"23d,1828.; ,. . , S 'SS9 2t THE SOU CUIB KirS STA GE, ;EADlNGfrom':Ualeih tor Salisbury m .inrousrii riusoorousrn ana Asnoirousrii. is now in fctll openitionV'rwith e-qod horse' and careful Dryers, -The Postmaster : General Jias made an ..alteration in thetiihe of ils arrival s t Raleigh' and 'departure from Safisbury , whicli is arrahyedho'w,asfolldws: every Saturday! at 10 o'clock, A. M,and arrive at Salis bury; on Monday afternoon. Keturmng, 1 eavo Salisbury; at 10 o'clock, 6a Tuesday morning, and reach Italetgii' on .Th ursdayrin ample time for. Passengers to dine and bt-'Tn readiness to take seats. in the Stage for the North., i 1" . Prict-" of passage through. 'Only $5. The' ac com modat ions on the road are good,, and even auentjon wiu pe paia -ij tne comtort ot tuosa' who Like this routeT.y 1 V-r'--i. -,"; I : ;; -V-'- GEORGE WILLI A Mr. - Raleigh, Auff:30;'lS28. : ; 99 " B Y. virtue of a decree of the .Circuit Court of tluvUnited States, for. tbe. District of North' Cro'.ina, I shall on. Monday-the third day of No vember next,", at" Snow H'll .in' the' county of ; Greene, expose at public Vendue to the highest bidder, all that VALUABLE TRACT OF. LAND in, Greene county iu'the Pisttict of N. Carolina, on the h'astJiide of Great Cpntentnea creek, here tofore conveyed ty, Robert Wbyte ind . wife to , Willie J. Stanton, and fry said AVilhe- J,, .'Stan ten mortgaged to secure the. purchase money, to tbe ' 1 l " i. lirL ' 1 j . . . . n . . saia jtooen. vnyse, conrainmg L ii tituiu t JICjU S AND AC LIES, more o? ' less, being the -rse land conveyed by -.the" said Willie j. Stanto.i Tn- parcels, fo John Pope.Yilliam Williams llenr; n ax uj, tfuiin Atj&r, rcuc opC'Uly- A I1C ,aS Speight, Elisha Woodward, Arthur Snesffhl and Theophilus Edwards O- '-J JH ( .The land will be sold in parcels to suitpurcba- sers,. (particularly those who beretotbre purchas- ea irom viuie j. totanton, cn i credit of -one and two years. ' vjlohds wilh -...questionable s a- curity will be required on the day of sale, ' Raleigh, June 20, 1S28 - 53 ts FGJJJSTD, Raleigli, 25th Aug. 1828. 1 . FURTHER NOTICE. ON Friday, the, 10th of October next, at the plantation of the late James i?l Taylor, near Ra- legh, will be sold upon a credit of six months a part of the. perishable estate," viz. Stock of Hors es Cattle and Hogs, Cart; and Oxen, Farming tools of all kinds, a complete set of Blacksmith's tools, Crop of , WheaV Ryetand Oats, and all b ther, things on the plantation of a moveable and perishable kindi;.',,. : s.;'' P-'tt- :--- ; -Y:-- Y; C?:ZOyV;-Y.':Y r.1 ON the following day," Saturday; the 11th, at Ins late dwelling-houscin Raleighwill be " sold in like manner the Household and Kitchen furni ture, a Carriage rand' Harness, Gig, ; Sulky, and Harness and various other articles.1 f - j " s CHAS. MANLY, Raleigh, 25th Aupr. 1828.1 Adm'r. . 97 IHano FaHes. - npHfci Subscriber begs leave to' inform the pub JLv lie, that he has on hand and offers for sale, twt new. P-unos, with the additional ke"s. made irt; the modern style, ?and in a substantial manner, vrne lovers f musics and those wish ing to" pu.rehase; are iirvitedto -cill and examine them as to tone 8c touch- He would also inform the public, that he, has for some time pasti kttended tq stringing and i tuning1 Pianos, and offers his services to those who may. wish them in that ca. pacityv- He recently supplied ; himself with an assortment the best Gem hn Striners which wjlt enable hini to furnish nev. leswhen neces- saiy. " urcers trom a distar -s, ; as vwell as those in the city, are solicited, .and. will be promptly : A few days past, in this city; aLn.IIEIL TRUNK. containing isomerrpapers. VThe owner can receive the same byv applying-at this' Oi ice and paying the. expence of aefvertising. ' . r Raleigh, August 25.:-;. .. A', 1 . C7 Immediacy !J!;tot ! y' - - Tf-J-it ONE of an undoubted moral character, and -, who is a lyood Ehghshj Scholar, and ur :-r- ' stands teaching Ijafm, , Geography and Ar! e tic, will meet wiih liberal encouragement to Aiq charge of 10 or 15 Studen's; by applying to the Editors of th1spper in person or by letter post xm; iffone ,nefd apply unless, tltey can come 'xtiell ' recommended. . -- ! - - Italeigh July 23d, 1828." ; ;i sr-wtf.' N. JL A Graduate of the University of N. C. ' would be prefenrcd;:..; A::" m?UM . vvY rpiIE Tnistees of this Academy are desirous1 JL to emjdoy a take charge of the Institution, oathe first day of January, next.; fit is situated in the county nf Wilcox, in the State of Alabama, in a high, plea." sant -: section of t!. Country, . rerriarkab1- for nealth and good AVater. The Acade my v A b a supported by a neighborhood," t! at are we-lihv populou? and public "spirited $ ! sides, r n rY-ual fund of from three to three hundred 1 fiftV dollars? pledged for its support for ts 1 1 t c'V ten years, and iii all will m-se'a suiUil Yid for the payment of li"e "T h er3. Per n plyjng for, the supeVinu ce brthis ir.,tit!i" tion; are requested to address 'the undersign d as early as possiblethrough the medium of the Post O!,.oe at." Canton; Ala. stating the terr-; uiujjauicu wiui , unciouDtea testimoniaLj CI ' " ?5 1 -A irAP: SillTlL 'l-- v v't-? -v-:' ' ; A A Sec. to tevil '' - Canton, AIa 13th August, 1828., : - -93 W4vs ; Norih-Cardliria Ahiianach" . . .-- . - . Y'-5';'.' -Y:is'29?.:- VV-... ' C CONTAINING hes les the tuiial Astrc..;--J cl Calculations, some useful Essays on Ag riculture; ; a vari ety of Valv t b 1 ; 11? d p e$ tn, much -instructive and entertai. n-...: ter. i . f i The Almanacks may be liad who!: ile cf tf-n ruansners, uaies c oon, it ici.ii, or o- : Edward J ' Hale," Observer 6 face, Jy e 1 1 c 1L of ln Salmon; Hall,: Bookseller, of Nev. .. ;rn s and retail of most of the Storekr' irs tLj: V Jth exuberancJePelalflv - " iA 1853. "' .' ' '