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y: . j j,Ve in yen i specimen nf the dialogue
dptractioh, and j though hrinlc from jh
"fa; I shall venture to.disolnn another
V'a'oae the progress :bf-defuma'inn.
We wilf snppse the parties lirsv assem
Wed o be the masfer'and misfrss I fl;tht;
- JiMir, their two daughter?, a.bov of thir
Wn their son, ami myAelJV luoclvfton be-
in aI:nost conciuaen, ani xnn eiuer gin
, js ghowin- Vne sUme fine prints: in the next
: rwm, buU " as the. floorls open, I farall
'that nass. f.Hrk! there is a knock,
' mv dearljrin the bell to have thevlu;.
cheon taken away.'?- V M tke hastej fsi
ter!" cries one of the girU lowering" her
oice, for it i Mri Kappa, and we must
!iae innrr luncheon for her if he seeVit,
he W such an appetite i" , Dear ipe,"
mama, 'A cries the other girl,: she always
contrives lo come at our luncheon time,
for ke U o 6tingy,hedofS not aUowher
e!f ny at h6meS,V Indeed V. says the
papa.; .Yes, I believe it Js. true, cries
, the mamai By this time the bell has rttng,
the luncheon is .'removed, ami the visiter
enters iut asthe mother : has expressed
'herioV that he' table is cleared. " Howl
are you :my dfar Mrs. Kappa,'f says the
7 distress of tjie house, glad to see you."
Pray Kit down, I ihj good friend," says
'.'tfie husbatfl, our luncheon Is ; only just
onV.V- f I am sorry .you -dia.f not cme
flooner' says the wife; : You are jvery
: good replies M rs. : Kappa,; bu f f rarely
eat luncheon.", ' But - perhaps. you t will
take something a piece of cake nd a glass
. of wine rt " p no, thank you,' she faint
' Iy replie?, meaning to be pressed ; Hut her
bo" is suffered!.' to pass for v what it was"
not meant Iii be, a negative' ; a np! the par
tieV sir dnw, - all but the master of the
house, who f e.ns against the chinVney-piece,
, wifS one hand in his waistpoat pocket,
swinging himself backwards ari forwards,
rand the elder .daughter and myself are now
. tu'rninover.; a portfolio on the. table-
VVelIf Mrs Kappa,' says the' master of
the house, " is there any news stirring V;
Yes a gvd deal,' but then it may not be
" true." "No niatter, what is it?"i "Thev
say yearns: Zeta hasone off in debt, and
has' rubbed .'-his father to a considerable
-nmount !" 'iThat was to be expected
fmm his bringiis up.'? Yes .-certainly"
In ihii opinion all j tinand there ii cho
rus ol parrots tnat spoil tneir cnnuren
must take- the cnnseauences.'U At this
injent a Meinr Mu is announced and
alter Ihe NisiiHl;compliments,f tlie; Major
svs VVelfi'lhave you heard the newsf"
" Yes," said ifier elder girl,' if you medn
tliat yonns Zela is zone" off'." : J. Oh 1 he is
EonetflVe ff, is he,'? reolies Jthe Major,
"and not taken?" What do you mean ?"
" TTiey say 1ie has committed forgery IV
"Very likely,; but tare you sure! ofH ?'f
,uO no, not sure ; nay ,M believe it wasnn-
ly said that some one had supposed tt most
likely that he' had committed - forgefy.'
.0!i, that ,U all ; well, but what ; other
news liaise you ? - The lovely Helen Omi-
i t or., is going io oe marrieci io man some
years older thajn' her lfat!iel"i 1 Very
likely," observes Irs.KappaV ' she Ka
nutstayeil herjmarket,Vand I dare say the
gentleman is very ricK": ' 'f Besides,"
nys the father, " she has alade herself so
tWked of, forfour friendSir Wjlliam Hho,
that she may think '.herself ' weirbfT to get
married: at all.?' With Sir Wilitain !
i never heard of that before-' I remember
she was violently in love with k vou'rien-
rii and once'rbelieVeV "was Jiust Jsave!
fn.
r.ih eloping itli her singing j master.
A? last," cries jhe MHjor, ') she is pro-
UHnanr.'! Sir Martin Tau,! Barope
A B.roneV too ? whall Juck-J where did
; e, m,st himi"iOt at H wateriiig place."
y1!1 n?vc,glYcn :jfrhe'bhance.pf ihosf
; places every' season, ijou'fk no w " cries the
aj''r " fr her, best d.iys Werelong . ago
P'ace, ; was jt r says ; the mother
t v
'"nr
l;At
w'cn .her : friend, Ka
noa. " wno -waft noi
P'eiisei I, probijjl V at m isi bg h el u nch eotf7
w ji4 great talents ;f6r stingingand
n,,!,,'? besides some cat-like pnipensities,
cnu, you- never t&ke;'vor?daUghters tti
yerxng place ;" well k,wlf that they
en,.' vou-never tt ,i, lith t bra rt
Tinea lor, and will be sale Irom tlopemcnts,
1 trust:',' ; - Thpt; is' not sure,"- says the
ur "ucKciom.; an viinan jne run
"I their houge' butVwouli-'not' d'she
as too old." "ftA UA&innv
4
w -,lcW and Ithe hwher
.'"li'i-npiohiohi.,! '1 . . .'1. " 1
?in :V"MiUi repiieaao. uie iy. iey.ea.oit wiu coiiaeranco, wojret w puin. umcr papers, anaunriy aoiiarstn money. against tbe&late, are requited to brinr thtai
?T ptlear ;j - yes: I dobbin1!! ne tK lStS'--' j;;LKMUEL -JONES.' forVard wlthburdelav3 --:VP-f
WaShtry ,Watecoonty,Oct.?5. s ;.V-?15 5t,-;;; , October 19, 1823, -
ho
ppose
you have, heara that. oIcV Ltd y Pi is dying,
at last j and that as soon as' decency per
mits," her hjnsband will mrryMiss Sigma; V
" Deceticy il" is the general exclahiHton.
' If they had .any rrgnrd for decencv,"
says the mistress of the house, " the;mar-
riaire could not have been' talked of,', but
His'Tondhess - for f that girl was notorious.
How Ijjiave pitiedfpoor Lady Pi!" O!"
cries ;tne Majors : she had her cons 'ola
tions ."fj putting his hand i.to his mouth as
if, drinking.;-; i'j ; 'S- ;
' O f y e i " c ri esXady x Ia m bd a, gi v i n
him a ro'mn'.pat,! in which there was.
much encouragement, " this is scandal
and I hdte scandal.99 f uBut it is not scrin
dali?' says one of the party, ' to talk of
this marriage at all;"; Ferhap s," re-
p'ied Kadv Lambda, but they talk much
worse scandal,' I Assure you. " Indeed,"
cries mip" eager. K-ppa. drawing her chair
close, to ; Lady Latnbda, ; and they do
sY 'V What ?" eagerly exclaimed
both the )adie. T.hji when; Miss Sig
msi ' wa's ' staving ; at the - house, Iady Pi
missed Jk gowir and; some (fine lace out. of
her ward r.bj and one- ot the servants
was suspected of havingstoteji them; : -Buti
one day, when L dy 'Pi ' was confined to
her roojn; and Miss Sgma was to have the
carriage to carry her fto a partv.'Lady Pi,
ivho had been carriecl to the window, for
air, saw, Miss &igna gvt into tne carnage
wiin ne very goym.wn.!cn sne naa missea,
A tr m m a m a . & It A r mr 1 m a xa a mm
and as
riif uriu cut iici uu iavc iiri
collare
te." " Really! what impudence!"
r, observed iune of the party, why
should 'not-this lady have a gown like Ldy
Pi's." ," Oh, but it was very expensive
flowered. muslin gown, arid 'Miss Sigma
could not afford lo-buy such an one.,,
44 But sir George Pi could afford tpgive.
said the Major. "; 7Vi" cried the tnas
ter of the house, 44 but Miss Sigma; is you
knotv a ery taking woman." ' Excellent
Etceltn' !" ' But you ! know ;"; said the
Major emulous of his friend's punning fame
1t sirjGeorge takes the lady, she1 will, af
ter all, hnd herself. Miss-taken.
What,' mistaken !',' says one.
don't ;exactly see, , chat," cries another:
while the mortihed M ior.is on the point
of being torced, to explain his vile quibble,
when Ldy'Lambda exclaims, Oh! ; I see
it! excellent! excelle' t! . Majdry AJissy ta:
keni" $ 44 But,; Major,", cried the mistt r
of the hous"", alarmed for his laurels, 44 La
dy Pi "herself, according to. you, was a
taklngl woman," and a chorus of laughs re-
pays liltn. ' - j -. . ...
And! now that, like the knife of heathen
priestvitheir detracting weapon is sharpen
ed far ;lhe Sacrifice of victims by imagined
wit, they eagerly) demand more news,
more scandal, and the ready weapon des
cends on a new victim in the shape of Col
psiion. - f ;
44 WeU .!but,Xady Lambda, , you said
you nasi more news, " s nu tne mistress o
the house, when this interruption was over.
O yes, Col. Upilon has made his choice
at lastji henas given up widow ineta, am
antl is !to have the widow Iota : atfd'i it U
snid'hi poor wife, knowing he was courting
both, advised this .preference." t
'. lam quite sure," cries one.ofjth
party, ijai her indignantly;1 that his wife
naa noi reasorr io ueijeaioas, ne was one oi
ihe most kind and attentive of husbands,
and such a nurser
;s4 A yery attentive nurse, indeedj" says
Lady Lambda. Yes," says the lady of
the house with an emphasis. t 44 flush. :
hush! rny dear,'? cries the husband No;
I choose tojspeak pat, my love : they do
say that he chose to prescribe for his wife
as well; as nurse fnerj amP'medical men
think she was notftnc oeuer torr nis pre
scriptions." ; ; . f ' r .
Thus they began i by a charge of robber',an
accusation of i forger v, imputations'of levity
inoneyounglady against another a charge
ot nirtmg witn a marneu man, anu stealing
his wife's clothes i-and tliey end by char-
ging aj nusnann ;wun precriuing wrong
medic ipes fur hisj wjfe!!! What a cliroarx
of ilefctmation J yer, awful us it is.- I have
witnessed, uch iin. one frequently? in the
course of xperieriAi and have commonly
been able to-trace; :5(7mV of Jt to the results
iif competition. ,'. : .1; k' i'-'sX JC
belie vei that I quitted the coronanf after
ibis last speech, slatf to. make myv escape,
though u leit my character, bemud me tor a
tne.
If
State o f Worth- Carolina!
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HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, under jthe a-
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Columbia, September 12, 1828.' . 4 4w; T
S tate of , North-Carolina
j t Pitt Cosxtt.' - -, -
ti
Court of Equity Septemb.r; Term 1828.
Warren Wallace, admr. of James English dee'd
! ' .. ; " : , ' -- ";v' r S
John Surmon 8c wife &v others, r f
m 'm rntf-nt' t c .1 1... rtrn -r
v Comrilaint in the Superior Court of La
and
Equity for the Coimly of Pitt bV James e4
lish against John ,Surmon and : Eupbamla hij-
wifey and Gatseyi S.dly, and Ira- Ledoh,1 which
suit at September Ttrm 1825 abated .by-, dead,
of said James English, ind &f last ; Marcn . Terrii
of said Court, Warren- WaUace4the adm'r.of said
James Englishfiled his Bill praying to have said
suit ana proceeoinginereon reviyec;; against,
said defendants, which was aritedi4riand iap."
pearrug to the jsatisfactwn of tue Court thai 'John
SUrmon and Euphamia hi wHeGatsev,'-Bally I
and Ira Leadon, defendants io tltis suit, ate not
inhabitants pt this State, it is ordered .by m
Court that publication be" made for six '.-'w.eks iri
the Raleigh "Register that the" lefendants ap
pear.-at thenext term of. said Court to' belheld
in the - County of Pitt-at the Court. House in-
Greenville, on the first Mondayjn March frext,'
arid plead, 'imswei on demur to the Bill of. t.bt
complai nanV or.lhe same will be taken prp cori
fesso and set for hearing ex , pai,te S" - 1'- S T
W. HANRAHAN G. IK -T'
. Sept. 3Q'C 1 ."V -. .-:." MfrK
IHTTE theWVdministrator of theEstate of-Le'v-:VV
. is Davis; 'dee'd. and Milly .Daydec'd.
Jo&iah Davis and Robert T' Dodd', do notify all
of she .Administrators arid Uegaf ees'of the sairie,
to come forward and settle iwith : the same, arid
all who are mdebted to; the 'estate of :the same,'
are requestedtocome forward'and ttTd with
the sameor their accounts vrill be found in the
hands ' ot Officers.' nd ' aUo,-, all who' fry
claims against the'tstate to present them fn or.
iur&cjkuciuc-jK; aiso, an wno nave notes
through, the Valley of the Mississippi. : By the the Bank ; of, Newbern, Wh re he intends k4; p- ,
Author of . Austria as it is.' h " i -1 ing on hsnd 'n assortment of READY- ' ADli
IX. Silk. ; 1. Letter from the Secretary, of the CLOT. IING FANCY ARTICLES.. &c such as f
Important tSalev:
Y virf n rf a droo nriiivr;iii:frAu; r
i iLpthe" Unitpd::gtates fbMhe District ofNoHh.
Monday the third dav bflo.
i on the East sideof Great Coutentoea creei: Here- .
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taire canveverl tv UnhrA Whe-w on.l lf t
WilGe J. Stanton, '.artH by rKaid-.VViliie J." Stanton'
! 5 1 iiKiriratrea f o secore.ine nurcnase monev .) tne
saia Robert wnytecontanvngTliKEn TJIOU-
Q 4 XT! A 10L'0 1'. T t?"L?. A'j.! O'.'
t J SAND ACRES, more or less, being the same
Pope, William Williams, tfenry
if EdwarUvJohn ' Harper,VtRe i Sneght, Thomas
I ssrs, (parbcalatly those whoeretoFoie purchas-
rea.trom Uilhe J: StntonOon a credit ct one
";, wuH4l'"!lu
1 .yw; requtrel.on the day o sale. .
., ,tt. A A KH AM ,Uommt?nener.
Baleigh. June 20. 1828:
)8,
A-jE-iersons are hereby CAuiiOnei-frbri t rid-'
3k i"g witli .'.n persons on my account, aj I am
Vclcf!,',JIcr l Pa P0, arDii ijtriax" citrscri; ;ion
I ,'
I O I kA..
VWRL, HElFREIir
OctVi2.;:. ::..'.: 'im.
Edgefield C. II:, SV
t)1
aiie . Air tiele s ;
1 Cvj
Gentlemen's dress; close, short arid great Coats. '
do. i'VPantaIoons.'s:. ' V-;V;
t tent; silk and totton rollers, nett rollers; prfn
ano common netr.
s apeigat, r;usna vvpouwaro, Art our Speight anu
of - th - C 'f n land will be sold In parcels to suit piircha
Ana k,
Life of John Led-nereo:6ve notice spec!any to all persons, net
. ;.fcj:.:,Arc--.i iuw wu my iie jiarv --tieirrein on mv sccoant. ,
. WUIIIUI I31"C oc- I . ... . - - - . . . ; . v . .
ESPECTPUEEY Irifbrms the otlzei?s of Kaw
Ijftleigh ahdltsyicihity;" thtvbe ",bas opcne l
a Store b Fay etteville street, I few doors below-:
doi t black velvet-blaclc arid fancy -"M:
VMleritiu, toilinet; and-Marieiiles V : .' '
a-;.y- '4') "r' " Vestsl'i '; .rj "; V ' : t . ' r ' : ; .
FlrieXineii. ShirtandolUw.' V-'iv : ' ' :.V
AhsMrtmenjtf Atifl bri3stirijt of,p '
Black. and;iaric-i,glazed'ahd -iihglai c-d -.lci
tber' &ttiis-?:r V :j;:;,:-.
A. handsome aSsortmentdfCrYtbafi arid : Cravat 1
' Stifftnm:fakt 'r"r 'iTV t-I-:. : " ' - -
I Gentlemen's pocket handkerchiefs; various kiri-j.
black .and Wte, Woodstoek, hen ii:
Joskin arid "common Gt6ve. ! . f
Jastic : Garter 1 Ptalori;3tri
;W,loaksihd t tose; Ladies Biding Dresses,; j5c."
if which he wiirii low bn the iB:;Viiio 'i
,fler4terrosYorjcas.h;:r-t- v' A
fOders fbrClothiftg of any lind (left wUai 1U
agent in Raleigh) iwilirbe strict lyr attended, to,
an.oexetuted'.hi :thmoatJfashidiiatle:. and jdur'ai
bje'style.fi''::v - j "
yV October 29, 182$. ; "P '.::' f-ig (f ,
TJiUST SALE-
1? yirUe of alDeed ofdst exeCutecl f j m ;
; blf:,lxw$H'itKarik't Johnston Count (cr ,
purposes therein expressed, I shall proceed to
sell to thelirghest bidder, for Cash, on Mofrdty
the 24th of November.erisuirig, at the dwell r -house
f Thomas Price, In the Courity bf-W1:'
the following fproperty,f to s wit :-6ne 1 2 ro
man named Peter, aboUt.2yejis pf age. ,Vvo
tracts bf Indlyingfon both sides of Neuss llij
ver,iri!Johristoh:Coiinfoe contaim'rig C13 jv-cres-khepther)4l50
acres-:J Also one; tract on
Bandy S wamp, in thesame County, containi h
95 acreVThe 113 acre Tract,' called the Cow
bone Land, ftdjoina'the'lahds of Isaac' Vill.ama
arid otherthe460 jsiererTraet djdim the f-Ads
of Jacob .'Stevens and mothers arid ihe 95'i ire '
Tract descended frorii John. Willlamsvdec:: llci, v
his father, and. will be found fuily described in ,'
the division of the' lands of the said ' !ecea-ed.
of, record - in --the Clerk's Office i In Jol r ton
Countya?v:t;,::w ,;.
fiie saler to comriience between it c!
12and SpbnMthVabt'vemeritioried tlayi ; T ,
?ry&:4&tott& Tru
'-i iiiii-ig.. - iMCMpWWIMM,- ; - '
v OJ?c ofthe lg'ent ofJhe BreaJnoateri
' " Philadelphia, 22d .Oct. Ij2?. 5
I N conformity With instructions from tl. z I.'avv
Drprtmeriti SEALED i PltOPO S A I .fi' w ; f 5 l
.be ''received'atithtsidffice nn'(ii. Monday t!;i2-ith
of November nfexfifor the supply, at the site f
the Breakwater,' riear Cape Ilenlopett ?ofid?,cf enc ''
iiundred ancL twenty thouiandT per il.es bf StrriV" ;
of twenty-five :.jcabie feet to the perch '; "each
muhc iu wcijj'u iruu vnc juar,ier oi a ten to v.vo
ons and upwards.. ?p f . ' - i v ;
'The quality of the material T.ust iTc tfthrf.
IwirideriptionJiTrpYock, HoVnblenUe,: ,
Granite compact Gneiss 7.Tarb!e .'Limitnn.
4nd be. deposited within certain p.. scribed lim-
ilsv according to the directions u the p.nir. jct
Vetweea the monthaf cf April and 'DcccrVr r
the ensuing year. ' V T . -' 1 , -' 1
No prpposal will be received for the fcanply c
a c9u.iU4tiviy. 1ua.1t cir i.uousa'iu percties
The proposals will be examined and 'cWi
on; by the Engineer who may be appointed by
tr.e Executive nd by the subscriber thf ti
cision to be anbmitfed to the anorovrl rth
Navy pepartmenf , " ' i, ;r-' j
x cleme:;t c. biddlti
Oct: 23.
EIGHT JJay Horseaoout f14J hkrt?. 1 i
' and f our years, old last S nn n v W.n 1 4
uTrom the subscrjher'splanUiion, on the r' lit c(
Wednesday, the S lth ult;, l have goc 1 lc .nn
oeUeve tliat said horse was takep C.V Lj
flenrvWilliams, late of this coutsty, who iinar
cably gone'to"South-Ciru'".na or the' V,' ' Lr
District of- Tennessee. L-.1J Williams1' i , v ,
23 years ci" age,. of cr:' r.-ry .stature,' rr.J u.i:
complexion, aridusuill. cynics with hirn a he z
nafrs pistol anm jarj uogc-;--- - : -. : ;
1 1 1.1 tfive a reward of.Ten Dc!'-i3 f?any z
.brtr.tion that may lead to the rcwuvtry of t! v
Icrse, .J 25 - DoII-rs fcr thi upprchencion cf
the thief. The horsr h-j naiks cn hi: rttcf t..
recent founder- 1 , " ' - : ! ;
v -x- - '--;C. B. coLr r:. i
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