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f Unwarp'd by-party rage-to live like brothers. y
1 1
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T O SK m O ALES & SON, ! ;
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Collar, and twentyvnts.fbr
r length i in the' same proportn.... CokmXt
CAt thankfally receivea.. Zl
" the Editors must:be fo at f 3
MISCEIiLANEOUS
MISSISSIPPI
aVa mat the follovvjng extract from tne
eli-htful History and: qe6graphpf; M r.j
yiir Hel!is pnciilirjg some of the inter
esthig scenes that-present themselv from
foy to dayi on theTyast river of the "Vest-ern'countryi-.i-)-;'
' rr -t
AH the toil, and danger, and exposure,
a?d moving 'accidents of this long and peri
lous voyage; are hidden; however, from
nhabUin&,'ho; conemPlate 4 ats
fioating by their dwejlrngs on beautiful
Snribg mornings, whethe7yerdant forest
the mTld ana delicions temperature of the
air; the driightful aare ot the sky of this
country, the fine bottom on the one hand,
and the romantic bluff on.the other, the
hnaVl and smooth stream rolUnj; calmly
don theforest, and floating the boat gent-
V. forward, Present. 'delightful, images ana
wnri.itions to the beholders. At this
u;. iiiAro !;J nA visihtp dansrerr or call for
labor. The boat takes care of itself s and
tit tie do the beholders imagine how jd ifter
ent a scene mav.be presented in half an
hour. Meantime one jbf the hands scrapes
a violin, and the others dance. Greetings,
or rude defiances, or! trials of wit, or prof
fers of love to the girls ' on the shore, or
saucy messages ; aie 5: scattereu oei ween
them audi the spectators along the banks.
The b.oat glides on until it, disappears be
hind the Siiut of wood. At this moment,
perhaps,' the bugle,
... . . ..1
wim
which all the
up its iu$te in
boats at e provided,
the distance over the
wateri These scenes
!i J thpc'o nntoa. orhnmar from the biutt of
the beautifufOhio, have a charm for the
imagination,-. 4 whichjj although we have
heard them a thousatid times repeated, at
all hours, and in all j positions, even to us
present the image of a tempting and charm
ing youthful exisiencev th ;t lalmost inspires
a wish that we-were boatmen." -..
" The.bayou at New-Madrid has an ex
tensive and fine; eddy, into which boats
iluat al most wi thou t exertion, and land in
a remarkably i fine harbor.
I? ciinsiderecl the central
It may be tair
noint, or the
ohiff meridian of boats, in the Mississippi
, Valley. Jhis bayou generally brings up
the descending andacending boats ; and
this is an Excellent noiii't of observation,
from which. tbScbnteplate their i aspect,
the character of ;boatiiig; ahl the descrip-
; turn and the amount ol -produce trom tne
upp?r country, ou can here take an im
aginary voyage to the falls of St. Anthony
or Missouri ; to the lead mines of Rock
River, or Chichgoif Lake; Michigan ; to
Tippecanoe of the Vabash, Orleans point
' f the1 Allegany, Brwwnsvitle.of the Mon
lojiguhela, the Saline op the Kenhawa, or
the mountains, round whose bases. winds
, the Tennessee ; or if you choose you may
take the cheap and rapid journey of tlioU
Along the courses of an hundred other ri
Vers jsand in the (lapse of a few dva; resi
dence inj the spring, at, this pointV you may
see boats wliich have -arrived here from ail
these imaineif places. One hundred boats
Inve landed he re irta d a V. Th e boister-
o-ss gaity of tie hands, the congratulations
, ot acquaintanqesl who have met here from
t vnmense distances, the moving picture of
uieyon f uoardj the boats. " in the numerous
an fin a 1 s , 1 "1 a rge and small , w hi ch they car
ry, their different lading the evidence
, of the increasing agriculture; above, and,
iiiprt tlianj all,; tlie immense J distances
yhich: th ey eat readyv t raversetl , ;ftrd
a conious fuhd of mpditJttion In- one
pjace , there are boats loaded ) with" pvrie
p';ank ifrtsra the pine forest of the south-
wi ofjNewrYork In another quarter,
there are numerous boats with the .Yan-
ftee notions'7 ot Ohioi- lu 7 another - tiuar-
tr are landed toWther thle boats' o!ft4;old
ivttntucky, with iheir,iyhiskey iremp, -to;
h cco, bar":i n arid hAfp. rit : with all the
ther artiQi iof the produce of their soil.
. Tennesseethrere
together: with-boats loaded with bales
tiUm- JrorrfKlllinoisfCahd M
atte horselt uno
"caici u countrr,utogetner witn peiry
nd lead frorh!Missouri.5"Som
?:Vletl th corn in bulled and iivthe ear.
Wra-are: loadedwi th? nOrk. in1 bulkivO
'!tl parrels rbif inntes4mtpbtatdei
W great quaruitiei
U Others hae' loafo mider anil
. US .called; cXdtrrtylrimet im
oeeri strengthened bv boiling or freez-
I-. ; c uat8arelloaded vith lurni
' dfeestic'and agricultraTlm
X?yshoit;i thlqumer proi
" 1
country ;of' the j west.- They hpe comp
from regions ; thousands ot nnles apart
rney nave noaieu p a couuuonj pinoi
o!
union.
of the boats' coyer
1 I1C BUI HlLt'a
some acres.
Dunghill fowls are ftuttering
over the roofs as invariable appendages.
The piercing, note of the chanticleer j is
heard- t lie cattle low the horses truaiple
asin their staDies me swine uuer urn
rries of fishtihir with each other-r-the tur-
kevs orobBle the ddss of arT hundred re
boatmen I
aons oecome acquainieu uie
travel about from boat to boat, make en
quines a)u ; acquaintances, agree xo lasnjuui. uvu,iiiuusau uiucn oei vauis, uag
. . ,1 . J X I J 1 I
boats, as it is callerj, and form amances io
yield mutual assistance to each other on
the wayto New Uijleans. Alter, an tiw
or two passed in this way. hey spring, ion
shore to " raise the twimf in the v'illaseJ
If they tarrv nil jnight, as is generally the
case, it is wen for pie peoptt 01 uie ion
if they do not become riotous in the course
of the evinihc in which casf , strong mea-
sures are adopted, and the proceedings on
hith sides are surrtmarv and decisivel--
. . . I '!'. . . I
With the first da wri all is oustie anu mo-
tion ; and amidst snouts, and trampling d
cattle, and barking of ilogs, and crowing
f the dunrrhili fowls, the ftet is in half
an hour af' under wWv ; and when the sun
rises, nothin is seen but the broad stream
1 - . 1 l.i
rolling on as before;
The honts unite once
more at JNa'cnes an
d New-Orleans ; and
although thy Jive o
h the same river, it is
improbable that they will ever meet agun
on me rar'n. , 1 I A
(t In passing below, we often see a nu -
bei ofbo;fts lashed.
and floating together,
1
In travelling over the roofs of the floating
town, you have a considerable. waiK
. .. J .
1 iicse u ssoc.ia 1,1 oiis li t c v.in.u ,
Boats so united, as is; well known, Moat con-
siderably faster. Perhaps the object is 10
barter, and obtain
kill beef, or pork.
upplies. Per hap to
or tresh provisions.-
Apples, cider,? outs,
dried fruits, whiskey,
cider and neafh brand v, and drams, ire
retailed : and the concern is' for a while
one of rreat inerriment and irood will.-
IJr.forsepn .moral slorms arise i and tlje
partnership, which began in a frolic, end;
- 9 ' t
in a quarrel I The
aggrieved discharge a
few mutual vl leys
of the compliments
I on such occasions.
usuall interchange
. r 7 . j. 111c
unlash, and each one manage his boat jincaji
his own way.
The order of things in the western coup-
rv naturalfy foslers a propensity fr a
floating life on the wtter. The inh .bitai ts
will ultimately became as famous as the
Chinese, for having theirhabitancy inbots
In time or & waters at the mouth or tne
Ohio, we were on bohrd an immensely large
. o r 1
flat bo., on which was kept a W,"
. . 1 , , r. . . r . 1 1 ;
it IIIVU uau llj 1 CM III lllb , II 7, UC7 u w r - t
that bade fair to rival the ancient metropo
o j r .7 1 i
lis of the Delt of tlie Nile. The tavern.
the rettil and dram shops, together w th
the inhabitants, ahd
no small number 01
very merrv customers, floated on the same
bottom. We have seen a large tinner s
establishment floating down the Mississtp-
pi. it was a
w .
lespectab.'e
m m
manufactory. ;
and the articles were
1
send, wholesale and
retail. There were
a number of hands,
ed all the. tin, and
three apartments and
When they h id mend-
vended all that thY
ctm'd sell in one plae
tltev uoiied on to
another. We have
heard of a large boat-
ing blacksuih's establishment : and of an
other, in which it
was -contein plated to
work a trip hammer
Beside the numerous
periogues, or singui
French trading retai
cd 44 chicken "ihiey
rivers within an hu
ar looking Spanish and
Doat, commonly call-
hs,". which scour the
hdrpd Iptwiim of New-
Orleans. , there are d
n ..ih ivafPrfinfflmLe(,a mreaci ana cotton sn.rt, a long tailed
West retail trading boals. They are off
flMIW I V 1 111 1 I'll
Cl. I ... '. A t . . . - innrirt.-iilnMkln.in fVfl rilYIV
(
ULieu up wiju mt"iisun.in;"c ihcmuhj
and show, t he gowls are tancilully arran
rrmt n fiblvec.r The delicate hands of the
i- ..;,.!,l .K0!,r nm.rian iIf h thhc.
v.. v -r . r
ciiuci wu . i. ? v . I ' "";
ui. mc spi uvc, t'ci i.... .v. -mj vu., "
i-L nUrb hohind ! oiii nittr rAMn.
ters. Every considerable landing placeon
the water'' hf the Ohio .and; the Mississippi
has fn the S pi ing a number of siatfonai v &
inhabited bb;tt, lying by at the shores
rhey are too. often dram shops, and
sorts of all kinds of bd company. A
re.
e r e . i h c u i ry o u ghl , t o be instituted at
these points, respecting the inmates 's
and
practices or inescj -uaaiing inansioii or
in-
iquityj'
11
';''. It fis perhaps nf cessary to, have some
thing of the experience, which we have jia'd
pfther slowness tfifliculty ari
propelling boats against the current of the
loog rivers, fu lly to estimate the advanta
ges of this ihentiofu We have ascenliel
the; M i ssi s i p pi 'i atlys w.iy for fifty ' Cays
.in 'succession. . ,We have but too murji of
tKe same kintl of rie; nee1 oh ihe?j other
s f rea ms. Ve c d tis i tt ered le n m i I es" ; tl ay
ds feood rogress''Ity-is no w; refreshing,
and it impart a feeling of energy and pov
er to the behojd e r 6 s e t fie Ja rge od
beautiful rsteainBoat
dlei hughon they
havejrun ut tfiedtl
refa,; lis
TKelmflri thef
;Vithl4n?t
sheJliatlipl 1 ectedj ber erjergyanu
quished her enemy shex resu mes her stat-
iy,niavciiw anu. mounts against ine ' curl ent
ivc ui six uMic9.au uoui. , w e nave tra i i-i;?'4ii.-iirf'i't.Jr-.r y4 i couwftcriouons ior ine aDovereceived bvi n-: fcrf crnttPhiMn i,e hfr.irf.. -..;-- i : v
Orleans and Lonisville, nmre than hvjn
dred miles in a day against the streams.
The difficulty of 'ascending' used to be the
only one, that was dreaded in the antici
pation of a voyage ef this kind." This dif
Bculty has now disappeared, vand the only
one, that remains, is to furnish money fir
the trip. Even the expense considering
the luxury of the U re, arid accommodation,
is more moderate 'han could be expected
A.fatnilv in Pittsburjr wishes to mak
m :1k I' l
social visit to. a kindred family on Redri-
ver. The fnp, as matters now stand, is
I... A. i. t. .. .. .1 . I .. i 1
sage, or piwmier,- as ine purtse is, iuo
family and the family dog, cat and parrot,
an go logeiuer. in iweive aays iney
Ueacn tne point proposed, fcven the re
turn is but a short voyage. Surely we
mus resist strong' temptations, if we do
nt become a soci il people: , You are. in
vited to af breakfast at seventy nuJes dis
tance. You go on board -the passing steam-
boat and are transported, during the high.
so as to go out in the morning and reach
' : wi 1 1 1 ' t
your appoinimeni. 1 ne ay win prooa
bly come, when the inhabitants of th
warm and sickly regions ot the
ower
their
with
p' - mts ot the Mississippi will take
periodical migrationss to the north,
nne geese ana swans, ;ina with them return
1
to the" south in the autu-un.
H A TTTTO V
certain William Covington came into the
county: of Siirry, N. Carolina, in October
1.
last, and bargained with m for 390 or 394? acres
of land, lying in said county, and gave me six
irtti! -k ? T
Itween the 1st fit 10th ot the present month, & re
ceived a penal bond from me to convey the title
wnen tne money should be puid.but some months
after, the said Covington absconded, . taking the
bond with him. I his is, therefore to notify VVm.
Covington to come forward, paj off his I notes
and receive title. w : !
thomas oliphant:
October 13, 1828.
12 8w
NOTICE.
DltlNKAuD wishing to withdraw from
the Commission Business, the Copartner
ship of jGtVmour Drinkard s this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Toose who are indebted to
thut concern, will settle the same with either of
the subscribers, and those who have claims will
on them for payment. 1 . j
WM. GirvMOUR,
Sept. 30. M. L. DRUNKARD.
CO PARTNERSHIP.
THE Subscribers have formed a Copartnership
under tlu firm of VVm. Gilmour U Co I for
the purpose of continuing the Commission Bjui-
1 ,. . i . : 1
ness Heretofore conducted by Uilmmr &. Jnnhard..
"T.!Sl!l!i th.!-sre ?!'. LJ E"
oiaiuiiaiik, uu ouuiiituniuN. ou ter, ana inev OC- I
thev;
cupy the larffe fireproof Warehouse adioininir
that of the former firm, where they are prebar
ed to receive Cotton and other produce for sale .
and on storage. They request a continuance of
business from their friends, assuring- them of
every advantage to be derived from personal at
tention, from acknowledge of markets at home
and abroa(i and from beine- sellers and - nnt t,
chasers of produce. They will receive and for-
ur
W3rd goods for Country merchants and others,
at the customary rates.
WM. GILMOUR,
v L. E. STAINBACK.
Petersburg, Sept. 30.
50 REWARD.
T ANA WAY from the subscriber, on the 6th
of Oct. 1.828, a negro man of the name of
HILLY, about 26 years old, a very stout, muscu-
lai" VllfVU. wiorliirioc uliivnt nrA hiinrl.a.r .in.)
ninety or two hundred pounds. He is light com-
plected, llasa small scar on the end of his nose,
with very prominent cheek bones no other
1 mar'c recollected. He had on when he abscond
iiwuicpuii iniAcn vuii, vvniic Vvovion f aniaioons
I 1. 1 i ff . 1 1 - ... .1
1 ----- - ..mv n nil .Ami.
I A. ' 1 - I ' f 11. T 1 1 r ,1 j
hiri)cu pair 01 ranuiooiis aim mixea uo.unr.a-
bout Coat. I bouglit him of Mr. John KUibu,
Jr- near the junction of Wayne, Duplio and
I r. : : .!, 1.1. 1 V ! .
mpson couiuies. ue win no aouot mate, deck
'.for h s old npio-hbnrhnrul. T hart nt ri,rl
I . . . . ' .
him about thtrty or thirtv-five miles. I will nav
the above reward to any person who will secure
him in Jail so that I get him, and if delivered to
me m Milton, casweii county, all reasonable
charges will be paid. - ! sf '
s JNO. G. WINGFIELD.
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1828. . 10
THE Subscriber wishes to sell on very mode
rate terms, or " to exchange fori, Western
Lands, several valuable improved and unimprov
ed Lots in the City of Raleigh.1 The improved
Lots are amongst the most etigible in the place
one of them combining the conveniences of an
excellent! stand ' for a Store and a capacious
Dwelling House. . He is willing, in. case, an ex
change in .land should be offered to pay any
difference which may exist in the value of , the
property, jh-Cash. I Duringdos absence, Mr. J IF.
H, Gales is cfuly authorised hy hini to disj-ose of
any or all of his lots, and is vested wit h f idf fibw
,cr to enter into any contract in his stead. ' . Lv, i
r ; k : : , .. , joiinf. goneke '
: Raleigh,' 23d Au.; p: ; V ;"' ... '-..,971
S. S hould he abVove property not 'befsol
before jtlie expiration of the present yeiov 'thej
iame wilt be;.for rent;:;,; g-y -"L:
" l Pp4 HoeVa;' Vegetable t PuhnonTcDeter)
gent, a .medicine :t highly approved of for" Coni
sumptlveafrefctiona bf hlAinmiS'T It iiii.
highiept 30th828pf g jgll
A few days-past; in this f, citv; a'LRATl IK n
T RUN K,; containing .some papers, The pw ner
i can receive me same, bv &tnvina th az t it i. , - : i : cwYtF ten or -1 -'f!vi. .
H tatc of North-C arolina .
' Pitt Covxty. - i,
! , Court of KauityvSentemb'' c Term 182
YaiTcn Wallace ad mt of.Jarnes Ehglis'i tlec'd
J h: i - johnfiurmon c wife & others:1: 1.'
1TST II ERISAS suit had been broirqrht by Bill of
? V coninlnint in the; Superior Court of! fJaV
aitd Equity for, the County of Pitt by ms :;ftn'
gpsb Hgamsti Joun Surmcn and y-I?.uph.auu'4'. Lis
vvjire, and untsey, b liy,'.and Jra Iedon, widen,
siiit at September Term 1825 abated by death
of said James English, and at last Marclii Tferm
of said Court Wjiti'eh Wallace; the adm'r. of said
jimesHncrlish. filed his Bill prayin to. have said
suit' and proceeding- thereon revived against
said defendants, which was granted, and it ip
pearin to the satisfaction of the Court that dhn
Siipmon and " Euphatnia Iiis wife, Gatsey, Sallv
and Ira Leadon, defendants in 'this suit, aielhot;
inhabitants of this State, it is ordered by f the
Ciourt that publication be made for six w eks in
tne Raleigh Register -"that the defendants ap
pear at the next term of said Court to De Deld
irji; the County of Pitt at the; . Court House in
Glreenville. on." the first Mondav in March next.
aad plead, answer or demur to tlie Bill, 'oflthe
cpnipiainanr, or me same win oe iajs.cn pru Yy
fesso and set for hearing ex paite.- - v i :
f , . nilil llAii . iCil.
Sept. 30
7 m
COTTON &l3N8g
HpHE Subscriber has for sale in Warrentcfh,
JL upwards of 40 Cotton Gin's-." of John H. l)a-
Mdson's best manufacture, consistms: of different
sizes, or irom be to oi s;iws, botfrlron and Ste
plate his prices per Saw are 1 50 and $2.
GOKDQN CAWTHOR7
Sept. 4, 1828.
l-law4
XQAKEN up and entered on the Stray-Book; of
iJL Cabarrus county, on the 27th of Auer: 1838.
a roan Mare, fifteen or eighteen years ojd,:tli
in one eye, fourteen tiands high, with a knot
no
bn
one of her njimsiriMSi o . r
. , A LEX'R. SCOTT, Jlangeii
i Cubarras county, Sept. 18. ; , 7 3wp
(Sail 8 & 0Uf :
Have just received a supply of
ElOHl on the Cultivation of the Vine, a
on the best m -de ot muking Wine, sec:fid
Edition. Washington Citv, 1828. 'Price half-
bound, One Dollar. :
: Raleigh. Sept. 22. 6
JUST E-WBaSSSIS,
: . , &i&BSi?S :'
North-Carolina Mmanack,
FOR
1829,
CONTAINING besides the-usual Astronomi
. cal Calculations, some useful Essays on A tr
1 T ix...' -
""' ? i " '
ot valuable Recipes and
entertaining matter."
"
may be had wholesale of the
Publishers, J. Gales c Son, Itdeigli, or of Mr.
Edward J Hale, Observer Office, l'ayet'evile,:
or of Mr. Salmon Hall, Bookseller, of Newbern
and retail of most of the' StorekeeDers in
th
State. ... . v .:-' :
Sept. 10, 1828. ; : . 2
(Q Electoral Tickets.
1 NY number of ADMINISTRATION ELFi
jl TORAL TICKETS can be procured at this
OifiCe. It is desirable, that we should receive
information as early as practicable, from sulb
Counties as expect to be suijplied at thi? 'Offic.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Tlie .Elements of the Conic - Sections
Compiled for the use of the ..
Students of the - .
UNIVERSITY OF N. CAROLINA, u,
- Br ',;':......;.'... ' -.y. v; ;.
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Sold by .1. Gales fit Son. Price $1.
Chapel Hill, 6th Oct. 18.28. ; 10-6t.
JUST PUBLISHED.
A Nl) for sale at the Book-store of J Gales apd
Son, in Raleigh, price three dollarsa ndw
Xortlv Carolina. "With an appendix, containing
the Constitutions of this Stale and of the United
States, and acollection of the most approved
forms for the use of these Officers, " '' all
The new Edition of this valuable YorW coni
tains besides its former -Mseftil matter," thevsujtj
stance of all the important . Acts passed by t fee
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Orders for this new Work " will be duly attend
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Oct,, 1, 1828,
BVSNZNG-SfJIIOOI,.
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vigation and'Surveyirnj. $ The most faithlulef
forts will be made to rejider these useful brancW
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niHE SUBSCJRIBEJl respectfully v informs her ! ,
y-ii'inenas ana ue puonc, inai tue coim!.ue3 co
kep ojjert "theabpve Esn
a contmuaiice of u "portion". of . -th !pu blip pat o n-t-4"
age, She.assuresanase wno .nay ,tnmK proper v
to, call on her that nothing' shallj be, .waQting pn ' V
her part for; their ease and corafdrt. : Hie above '
IIOTEIi isrtituate on Fayettevillffi Street,: m thb ' I .
ccjitre of the business part of th s town, and has ;
been gelected as the regular Stg 2-House for the
Northern;;Southerh andWesterx linejf Staesv)
where Travellers will find, it to their advantage
tobpy-'?
October 2d, 1828. y ? S -.- i w5t. , 1 ... t ;
v : , iiv- i'-K, t '; - . . -J-;-0T
N. B. ;A few .Members of the approach
ing General Ably.caW;be acomm6dated; ...
witjt board and comfortable rooms, if early ap- ;
plication be :
AaifiBic-MriiOi
r-.i
. . , - .- . - . -
r
l4 V.
t rr y t
rrHIS ESTABLISHMENT has
undergone ye.
jL ry xtensi y e repairs and j mp'rkiVfcme ;i ts, anct ,
is now open iyr ine recepuo: 01 company. .y
The situation of th s Establish rte fit is ope. of the
iin6st.desiraidh
uated on thV
w'ithin the immediate vicinity of the two Btiiks. ; :
The.chares will peyhiform ' '
rspbuding wit h 1 the present low fbrlces ; of ro- r
vfsions--Mart and 'Horse; bneIbnar and fif y .
cjsntspeT.ttayMemb'rrt
be charged one dollar pr diy. f : Tpose who; f " i ' : ;
ha,ve rooms to theitiselrt-ik' will JbVsxfiar'for.f-1'
them. Sugar 'and' Liquors of -ali .-kiods ai'diof -?X.?
th best, havfe just been recrived from New- . '
York; "and wid be lurnished 10 mmbers'aa Jow.
as they'can be hadin towh The. best 'Liquors
Will also be''kept;iiit' the.;Biitand-'no''--exansc?'' ' -V
will be '"Spared in -providing forjthe
lOle.
iVothirii
The
snbscri ber assured the pub lic that
shall
be' wanting on his part to-miike therofcomfbrta-
ble.
E. P;. GUION.
N. B. Board by f he year pei hundred and -
twenty dollars, payabje quarterly! h
GUION
House of Jbntei'tainrheiit.
f lHE $ubscnber begs 'leave tot iiVlbrrh liis
JL friends that K? s'til! "'ibo'ntiiiud i)to i keep, a ;
house". of nte?tainmert in he 6ityr f
Where he will be ptepared toiiLCCommbdato
with board 25 or '50, members of tbe: ensuing
Legislature. ; He returna i his since re; ! thanks to
those who have heretofore pitrortized him, and
Promises all who may favor turn witb thir con!
pany his best exertions to please
vthem'.-.the 5
subscriber is also prepared to feed
10 or .15. of -.
tbe members'; Horses. J
WILL
E JONES.
Raleigh, Sept. 18. k
5;4vr
it
THE-msSttSlWlM
ILL be prepare tolacccmmoaate
: Members of. the anDroachinsI tSeiie.rl a-':.
sembly .wit h Board.',-- They will al$6 be prepari v
ed to take their .Horses.
j Sept. 23,' 1828. j
6 St
r.;f:.
S; KING.
f ILL! prepared to atcbrrimbdate thirtv-
.nv ur iui ir inemDers. or -tne annroac unr-
uciiciai, Asscmojy WllO-DOaiU.
Kaleiiarh Sept. 12. ; V; ; ; i
i ? .
.1
fpHE Subscriber is prepared tWaccoramolate? '
4 IL with board, 12 or 15 Members of ' the an: "
roaehin'gLegislatureHe has a number of ve-" '
y inoriauie uea-rooms, detach d from his ,
1J welh n kj, and con ve ni ent to the Sfc te-H puse i
II e would also take, 15; or , 20 Ho -ses to feed1 -
havmg an abundance of allndi if provender
atKl-agod"pasture;-'-r:A -rf ..A - '
)' .V-JK-m MUX STtTART.
itaieign sept. - 4.
t4st N. -
i To MeMersot theGmeeU $sembhj. .
r vw7tf'TV-V? fucinDers ot.trie approach
General Assoly witW boafd;: ! She assurer
v-v ; v " ,.wam. , f a lie assures
..vv. mij lawHr-uer witn th
that thff iitmnct A'vatin.;. 'ou.n t . .v
i . -v i"iio ouuu oe
used to render.
their situation agreeable. ; ;
Raleigh; Sept, 22, 1828i
6 4w, ,;
I'M US,; JDK IiIAHZ.r.wrO fi:'5
prepared to accommotlateTfin nr ;-ri ? .
hers of tlie ensuirigXegislure.vjth Cuird "ne -tlemerr
wi th ) their Families. cJ hPlV V
ble rocns witlf fire places in her 0";??
Early apphcations would be cceptable "
S9-lcVrS a continuance :;of that patronage i
liberal Hiinnnrt Wkk 'u . l -Uilbc
' -v a 1111 11 1 1 t w y- ii x -
K:-xiVri .L.-V " '"V-cc' !o ion":
rT Twenty.five or thihv mpmKo rVu ' Tl:
cxetj twostrmiso-renerthe-h
m-v irutm oarainc rioUse oiWhf Ki.
g1 filn le acc iatf'
aated"with-.binBrd'rA--'vrv7;i-...A;- ,. . ; -
y 1 -.v