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:.-vV -' : vi:;v-.; " - ,J UnwarpMby party We tq live
iuiu peace,- 4 r
like brothers.,' , V "V-C
iU-'i' 11 1-. 'VV,- -A-
4
'willfked every Tu.8DAt ana
Wrtii JDrt per annutn-half inadvanc
ADVERTISEMENTS
'i-: -wfcei Kni. neatlv inserted three
t raes for a Dollar; wd .twenty ents for
rv succcedihg publication : those of great
It leneth In the same1 proportion...CoMMTj
awo thankfully receivedt...LwsRS to
. the Editors must be pest paid,' v , -, , ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following- from the AmericanParmer, is.an
- !cxcellen t Essay. It contains much truth, and
famishes a good practical lesson , on that old
and almost forgotten rfa Hhat punctuality
is the very, life and soul of business. ?
iW THB OVTy" ANb VAIyUB OF WnCTU-
Vi- - t".,'' . 1' ALITY. - ;
Couhty,'fMd; Sfeptf 1828.
Xjfr. Editor -One of the . inconveniences
I experience . here isthe wfint of punctual!
ty. Among merchants itiV a cartlinl yir-
tue $ DukUUca uui appeal iuu: umunMiynu
ja the country" where farmers mosi do
congregate.? : ' Why do you duo mer ?r
Inot your-monejr sate ? if I. will pay vheo
convenient. Such too often : are the an
swers the vneerly trader or mechanic receives-
front the map of lauded-estare, proud
of his possesions, and abounding in every
ihinr but ready , money of which he selttom
ftiel ? the " vva n t, and t he re forV cahn ot real
ize the'-wnnt-in others, differehUy situated.
H6 his his beef ahdpork mutton, and poul
try ; his hay and corn, and wheat; arid ye
-i-eVery thing , bu t-coi n. "He 1 i ves like a
prince,- antl too often feels like one to
wards thtiso who yant such ad vantages.
A ma n of th is kid n ey .t wil 1 I i ve i n decent
cretlitas a kind neiahhor and honest man,
although his credifurs go without their mo
ney for years together.- A ni an ot this kind,
a sort'of , feudal lord," appears to be a pri-
vilejred person, - His oeishbors are shocked
at the i ilea of sueiog him for a debt aitho'
itH the only way of gettiugpayment. It
appears to me unjust to withhold Ifrorri the
mail wno nas uesioweu ins tauour on mv
ftrmVor.'spread his groceries on my table,
or clothed my domestics and children, his
just dues. It is a positive act of injustice
and "ret we find raeni hot bnl ypof-lauiet
conscience, under. such circu Distances , . 6u t
offended if asked to pay a'debt -consider
themselves ill-used; and in a passion de-
clare they- wil 1 lx o 1 1 pay, until compel i ed
I have seen. anil vonuerea at sucn conauct
for I was reared : hmons cdrnmercial men.
befofe( iKe raaniaf speculatioh broke out;
wnen aijauure m an engageiient; 10 a. uay,
an hou (pMf as mshonour
u Oriti of mvinch: peighbors who
s his
cbach his?,pbrses anil Jiouhds and enter
tains company all the' ye
pavs alebtV.except throujifc the medium;
of the sherifc t . I hapieti lto knbwtw6;bf
his creditors it will be sjithcient to single
out tvvo4; One his "overseer- the . other, a
female weaver; ; These . poor people! have
wkkeUlfbVhim ltotvears without: com peh-
5auoD, anu.witn dui iiue ciuuce oi. an v.
Anil ye&iio oneventures to say he is di$.
rLiately aiiencfed a vendue! wheegobds
, awl chattels vvere going oh.underexecuW
ta. livery i)nefwa& pi lying! tneuepT;pr;
wh W projjefty was'ahu undefeacrific 5
ti'it Kotf a man svinniithised with the -credi1
unneiu.oy.tnts unjust auu unieeungmdii
1 feltj iiwlihautpattdi bntregretty that
; the law's delay had been so great. AVby
'y;hi ni rf He
(poslbhffrVa 6low,V had ;at
Jenth 'ye.f4teaiihjm
possess 1 6 a, Hi gi ve i 1 1 ' thfe ngh i b w n ers,
I tVlt glad bf it, althoughir broke tipa:
.mai of a,ntfisteS-;j
1 have ho kind of objection to caches,
band a n d horses, wh'e re they are so pport
o'yVpopervTOea' patlt
eiite with li;man Vwrib intlufcges? in such lux
Mrd it; keeps sclrtuiogi
next. ijTvi-;-ir-u.,v--
:-V.
tVSUetWYet
. e punctual ; mail is ; lord
of rhis rieigh-
ir s pu tse.-'-l k he wjajih h ti who estabii h
? M chanicter : lor tan4M1i.t3r yjbprW-;
tiallbiujMand tVithuutTUsin'thebil
rward
.-But
" u t a ma n of e x per i eb
sarbundjto5j'eevh
1 9'ntVer sail fnmkutdrjdealeri
! Wnns thas aileaierere tew
.ftfe'tetected
$ v ittaa;borrwmbney heshould pay it
! disap
tUuiysi ibrrtWhti
SWsetr:it t acncf or that
!tbjfpbsea
n e who: iaukes sachiexcuses
rie, whilehisredit6rfias to Mak;tper
i la ps: bin: iof , )ml IsuppeBss! bed,
ere!ybec
frviliem; brtfiat iihtRefeb
r? W rned th em pu n c t ia lljr; at t t ira e ap V
P!ttep!;g he' xhaac te r th u Igacq u tn;d;
s to cath a. fbrt ti n ei
conduct of a worthy man, whom I once knew
to walk four in ije to payh is more opulent
neighbor as many: pence; due in change on
a jate settlement. ;Such an act may appear
to some of your young readers : as - n e. of
great simplicity and folly mean sidtited
and" that such a t rifl e show Id have beenor
golteri. d It certainly 'evinced simplicity-'
the simplicity, of yirtue,vand trdoubt not
was, the best day's work he ever did for
i t w e n t fa r to w a rd s es ti b! i shi ng a' c ha rac
ter for honesty :atiJ punctuality. , ; j
i -l have-known several young fa wyer.s Suc
ceed in practice 'with little else to recommend,-while
their contemporaries, of ten
timi thieiralents; failed of . success for
watit jof' this. virtue." vrujTheywere-nbtorily
punctual in p tying over the suuis collect
ed 5 but in their attendance at their offices,
at the courts, find wherever business and
duty required then to be. ,
I oiice took' exeat r. oleasufe - inrdinins: at
a particular'taverh my hostcws eotireJyr
to my taste, i lie tirst uisn ;was lnvanaoiy
placed on the table by his own hand, while
tlie clock was striking the hour of two. -He
would not ha ve waited for G fcn. Wash
ington, who.rby the' bye,' would riot have
expected him to db.so p for Irfe himself vvas
of this family punctiliously punctual. -
r out wnue i recoinmena punctuality .a
am far from
aUVIiil!12
Tiiiiriina: in debt in
any way it is a rock or which many young
men are wrecked. Borrowing duTls the
edge o f h u s ba n d ry , " a n d a ny on e ad d i c t ed
to it is f a" tro u b I eso i n e 1 1 eigh br". ? . Cando r
-7
and fair dealing 'are.' virtues of the same
sainp. " Honesty is the best policy,17 wnat
eve speculators and hcrse, jockies may
think to the contrary. . .
OLDSCHOOL.
Q9
MRS. KLIZ BETHf FRY.
Extract of a Letter to Mrs.' A . ' ;" , of
Admuurgi Jrom a JLady in Glasgow. :
vMrsFry's manner and voice are de
lightful, aid her cmmunrcatioQ free and
unembarrassed, v She met by ahpointment
several of thV magistrates, Mrs, Erving
aad a number of ladies, -"at Bridewell.
She told them, with much simplicity; what
hafi been done at Newgate, and proposed
something' similar, if it should be fouod
practicUbie, in Gl.isffow. She entered into
very pleasant con versa t i o n w i th ever v o tie
All, were delighted when she offered to
speak a little to the; poor women. ' But
the keeibf the b
it was a dangerous experiment, Tor that
th ey 'never,!- bu t by 'compu Isiob9: listened . to
reading, arid - were gener&Uy (iisvokeVl to
I au gh' a nd t u r n into rid icu ie. ; ; S1e sld she
was riot without fear of this happening, but
she thought it might give pleasure to sorne
and wojuldserve to 'show iheladues ...what
she tneant.The women, about 100, were
then assembled in a large oom, and when
w.e: went iri'seemed Htnfshed, misdoubt
ing and Ibwering; She tobk;tT her little
bonnet, and sat duwn on a low seat 1 fronr
ting the womeni and looking around with
a kind and conciliating manner, but - with
an eye that tnepe very : ey.e thfe; she sid,
I had bet ter j qst tell you xvh at w e are
come about f' and , she. said she had td db
with a great imaby poor! voo sadly
wicked more w i eked . than a ny now pre
sent, and-how they had recovered from e
vil. Her fahgu age was often biblical, al-
ways
. referring- to ours Saviour's pr
promises,
and '.cbeeritis.ivith.hbly hbpe those desolate
beings. Would you . Jike to turn from
that which is wrong ? .Would you like if
ladies.should visit you, - and speak comfort
to you, and hbl p you to be better You
wb u I d 1 1 1 th em you rgriefsforth ey! w lio
have done; wrong have many . sorrows. As
she read them the rules, asking 'them al
ways if they approved, they were to hold
up their hands if tl! acceded. At first
we sa w t h eni do ton, and many ha nd s were
un raised 5 but as she spoke tears c began fb
fall f one very beautiful , gir near Vm had
hei ey es s wi m tri i ng , i n tears, and her lips
moved as if following -Mrs: Fryi. ' An ol
der woman, who -had her Bible, we saw
pressingi tipon t invqluhtarily as! she
came more a nd. more engrossed. c
! v The hands were n ow, al most all rea -dy
to rise at.every pau s e f.and ..these cal
I ou s a n d btl u ra te ! often ders:;w ere;! (vith
one conse n t bow ed be fore! U e r. In thi s
mometft slier bbkthjsB
parables brtheiibstheepiid thpiece of
siiver, and the prodigal son. . , w
j; Itis-riotjiin' roy;i power to i escribe to
you the eflect of her; sajntly:yoicey speak
ing, such bles3el wbrds.--he often paused,
and. looked at! the' poor womea,' as she
ba me Jthbwyi-i
aH thmcm
wta beabtyjat !such silAever!
before ,heard,thepa
$jitherj&awfit
t0hn1- ws.-ucceedefi'l
ding, and resting! the larg
ground; we saw; her on her lenees before
thedmee
:eie.vaiingyantne;musica
cbliar recjttitlpn
mblhersontf suarlbgrildffi
Jnjt637he ere W
Masdachusettand thl psa bf!ihes!jaii
cuHurarimp! ; 7ai ttbtvfittbifiartb all
it
the
town fto'graht Richard Hutchinson t wen
acfea of Tand- in addition: to his share,H
on
comunon ne; set up pioygntngr o :
1 ; 1 639; A sumptuary act of Ahe General
Court prohibited short sleevesv anji rpquirr
,ed : thvgarm en ts , to be lengthen d so as to
coveWhVaruis to the writ'and required
reformation -in immoderate creat bree-
cnes, knots 'of ribbon; broad shoulder 'bands
and tavles, "silk rases, double 4 qulfs, and
rufi-.?' ;v -y-:- "-
X 639. ' For preventing -the "miscarriage
of letter, )( is ordered 'tliat notice be giv
en,, that .Uichard Fairbanks his house in
Boston, the place appointed for all Tet
ters Iwhich are brought frum beyond the
seas, or are itb be,1 sent, thiiher, are to be
brbug'it? unto hirn;. and he is allowedvfr
eyerystii h' H tier ld; anil must, answer al I
miscarriages through his own' neglect in this
kind, provided that no man shall be obliged
,to bring, his letters thither, unless u he
please-' ,
1 643 vThe Court order that, in the elec-
fioa'wf assistants, Indian beans should be
used instead of paper, the white to be aOir
mattve and the black negative. .
164r. The' Court order, that, if any
yung man attempt to address a young Vo-
man,, :-witnoqt consent or her parents, or m
case of their absencel of Che County Court.
he shall be fined 4. for the first offence,
;biu tor; tne second, and be imprisoned lor
ine tninj. . ; - ,
- l649i Matthew . Stanly t was tried for
drawing the , fTe. tions , of ; Joliri TarboxN
daughter, without-the consent of her ps
renJs, convicted and fined 5 i fees 2s? 6d.
Three married tvdaien were fined 5s. ; each
for scolding. - j 7 '
1653.; Jonas Fairbanks was tried for
wearing great bouts, bur acquitted
Twenty Dollars Reward.
AN A WAY from the Subscriber in the month
rtb.of June last, a bright mulatto man.r fabout
5, feet l(;inches higlv slender ;made 'vrith' the
mark of the rut of a knife on one of his cheeks,
2 or 3 inches long. The name of the said ne
jyro is DAVY and sometimes calls himself Duty
Jsititfjoftn. He was see;i in the neiichborhood of
Haleigh within the lat ten" days, when a? horse
was stolen, and it, is conjectured by him,
to enable ?!ti to get to tfm North, where it
is supposed fc has gone. The above reward,
will be given fohis apprefiCnydn and notice so
that I get lmi-:afan.":.v-." V-v-' "' SQ"r:
' .' DF.LIA HAYWOOD.
Raleigh Nov. 16 1828. - v '. ' 2
fTIHEi udersigned solicits the notice of all those
. JL wbo are fond of instrumental music, to se
veral new Pianos of his ovn manufacture, which
he offers f or sale much lower than Instruments
brought from the North, of die same quality .4
Under a conviction that the materials throughout
are of the best kind, he feels, no hesitancy in
warranting them, in ' every instance, to stand
well in tune. ' y::--'- ';,y:yy
'. Second handh Pianos taken-in exchange for
new-'ohes and all repairs done with neatness
and despatch. : WESLEY WH1TAKER.
' Ituleigh, Nov. 15, 1823--y ,y y 20 .;.
N. R, Having an assortment of the best Ger
man Strings, the Subscriber will continue to
Ktririp- and 'tiin" Pianos" as heretofore. Orders
will be - thankfully received and "properly attends
ed to. ; . v . v .
WATCHES, JEWELLERY
SILVERWARE:
BERNARD 1) UP UK
respectfully informs his
friends and the-public in
general, that he tias just
opened an - Elegant nd
Oeneral Assortment of
the ?bove Articles,whicli
he off", rs at reduced pri
ces for cash. He also,
will open in a few d its, a handsome Assortment
of Brittania Ware, ' . ' . ; ,
N. B. "Watches of all descriptions. carefully re
paired and warranted tojeeep time. All kinds
of Gold and Sdver Work executed at the short
est notice and hvthe most fashionable' manner.
Raleigh, Nov. 5. . . 18
ft
Myyyy-AiJEiimc. .
THE SUB SC RIB ER respectfully informs der
friends and the public, that she continues tb
keep Open the above Establishment, and solicits
a continuance of .a portion of thepublic pacrortv
age. She assures those .who may think proper
tojcall on her, that nothing shall be .wanting on
her part for their ease'and comfort. . The above
HO! t'EL ia situate on Fayetteville Street , f in t h e
centre of the business part of the town, and has
be.en seUctedas the regular Stage-House for the
Northern, Southern and Western line t)f. Stages,
where Travellers will find ' it to their. advantage
to stop.;--; - ''.yy - . " : " y s. -i. j eter.
-
TT WISH to sejiihe place rithia a mile of Hills-
JLorbugh; bn
205 acreSylabout -bne halCcleared,; ten acres of
M eadow.' land abd the balance ' uv woihL -The
improvements arel bewand finished, in the
best mahner-they) consist of a f D well in g House,
cbntainutg4Sgh places,' besides
passages, closetV
and bier,necessary! There' -'are se
veral ine ver! failingiS prings jbf the best water on
th tract; "atuia larger audsrell - selected fruit
vrciara. .-v.i?v ' r - it -
;:I.wilt sell this property ; oh the most liberal
terms-r-either for money on "easy Credits-Hor-will
exchange it tor Negroes'or Western lands: '
mppucaxipnmay;pe maae py istter to the ub
scriber:Vat HiUsboronrhl- 5 1 ' ' v .
ANDrrox;
. " c -tr
Nov; 15.
- i V.!: - -STOLEN r
XjIROXl the Subscriber3' Stable on thenTght
X: of the th inst. A BAY HOJISE, sevenyears
Lold, about S feet high, with' a white streak down
his face, and much enlarged jiext: the: end of his
nose ; Svith, " one or bbth hind lega white,"-half
way. 'The thief salso stole-a" sa'ddlesornenhat
worni with the hinder. par, of thcirse .injured,
and jnendedby a 'p!ate,of,. tin, . or other metal.-
-tvhich, I'do not now recoHect. , Jt, is uppowd
the horse was taken oftT.by some" negro "wishing
to get to the North-'":Anv information will be
thankfully received and reasonable compensation
given.. ;. ..BAYWpOD.f
13th Nor. 1828.
22-
1-
Will ba sold at Auttion;
f 8? SCOTT,
Jit the
and tlie
mnB entire remaihimy STOCK' OFiGOODS,
i!L df said William Sliaio. deceased,: consisting
of a great variety of Clotii9, Cassimeres,. ,Silki,
Bombazetts. Calicoes; ShawK'Cottori G6od.-of
tivery description;Hats, Shoes, Crockerv Glass"!
and Hardware Powder, Shot,, Lead, a great va
riety of Medicines, '.Dye-Stuffs, Paints, &e.
I The Sale will ComnRence at 10 "o'clock each
morning, and continue until the whole -be "sold.
Terms of Sale will be Cash foriall Isumsunder
ten dollats ; and torall iarger sums, six-montnjs
credit, on giving bond with satisfactory security..
K The Store with a large Warehouse connected
with it, which is one of the'best Stands for Bu
sIness in the City, will be rented, -"on application
to Mrs. Shaw.' - , . ,.
Persons having any claims aga.lnt'.the Estaile
bf said Wm. Shaw, deceased, an -destredrimmet
d iately to present them for settlement-'; andali
ihose indebted to said Estate, will please to make
immediate payment. , - y '.
PRISC'iLjA SHAWj'EXX I .
t j. gales, Ek'r.--, y-'y
Raleigh, Noy. 15, 1823.. , -
SIC3-H OP THS BOOT.
1
VnTttT.lAil J. LOUGEE respectfully informs
v Vi his friends and the pu'Uc generally, that
he1 still. continues at his old stand .two, doors be
low -the ;Apothecary Store o Messrs., Williams
and Hay wood, wherf he has just received. from
New-Yovk.a handsome assortment of Gentlemeii
nd Ladies Boots and 'Shoes of the latest vfash-i
10ns arid made of the best matewals. He has al
so a number of first. rate' workmen,sb tbat he wjll
at' all times befableodo any yjprk fn his linV at
ine siiortt!St notice, t tie. .nas -also on nana a
general assortment of -Tin Ware by the whole
sale or retiil, . V ,;;v -: r f;?!-fc:,!
J N. B. The hiffliest prices , in Cash will .be
given for two or three , thousand ponnds of old
copper.v- j,-, v'-''v.--;:Sniiu.J;L;
Raleisrh Nov, 16.
21
BOO r cB H OE STQRE
The Subscriber has opened a
Boot & Shoe Store in the honse
next door south of Messrs. Jos.
and Wm Peace, where . -will be
kept constantly on hahd a general assortment of
ine aoove. Articles, or: -ine; laiesi iasiuuus , anu
best workmanship at moderate prices,-for cash
only. 4 1 W. L. HAWLEYJ
N. B. Orders left for Boots or Shoes of any
description can be supplied ,trom the- Manutac-
tory m r avettevme, ot a style ana quality calcu
lated to please. - - t ' .J l i
Raleigh, Xovf. 14. , ' -20 8w 'f
FOR SALE
1
A light SULKEY with a neat Harness. Apply
XJL at this Office. : I ' '-h-
June 2. , 4 - ' - v ' 7.
C Knovyti as IiuJJin. j
1
.- 1 a 3 s iti-
! a t it-j
1
ffflHia ESTABLISHMENT has undergone vp
i ry extensive repairs and improvements and
is now open for tlie reception of company
The situation of this Establisiunent is one of the
most desirable in the City of Raleiglt, being sit,
uate1 d on the North- side of, the i Capitol, arid
within tbe immediate vicinity -of theT two Banks.
The charges will be uniform and moderate corf
respbndinwith the present. low prices of pro
visions .Man and "Horse, ; one dollar. and fif'iy
cents per day. v MenbefkoftheLegislaturewill
be chafged?one dollar, per v day. Thos who
have rooms to', theniselve wiHvbVcharcred fbr
them Smrar and Liaiiors of all kinds-and bf
the best, have4 just been receivfcd 'from New
York, -aiul; will be turnished to jn embers, as Jdw
as they can .be had in town. The best Liquors
will also be kept! at the JBar and no expense
wilf be sparedia providing for; the Tblei' The
subscriber assures the public-that nothing shall
be wantin pn his part to'make them comfort!a
ble.r.' j iy-'yy ',v E.JVGUlON.1 -N
B.Board byJhe year oneJ hundred and
twenty .dollars payable quarterly c - l" !
S A CARD.
- i-
fjnHE Pew Holders ia the Presbyterian Church
li of XhisCity,' invite the" Members of th&'Le
gislatnre, the O fiicers cf t he Courts; S tra hgers
and Visiters, the . Citizens, 'and those. living' in
this vicinity, who wish to attend Divine' Worship,
to takeany : seat or pew which may be . most
convenient 'c ajreeableV .whenever they attend
said Church. ' Asrthis invitation is; intended for
all, Al is hoped that. none,: will feel any delicacy
in attending ths', Church on account of aeats.-
Tlie first bell riirrs a' half hour before rsrvice.
which cenmsr -the
rin'ping'rof
";.Nov. io, lc;
"itbi n fifteen,tniuute s" aft er
. Jnd belle ' ' - v . , '
?re ?" late JFmam Shaw, ',in
11
Xhl qt-Thursday the Q7th instant,
succeeding day 8 V- -v
-v.-,'-4iaw
f yl Wmmm&tfg ?' ' bii
1 fs !;1 :-.!20,ifc.. ,:re
y
PFEn!;forSaleExtrH hea vy VV oo r S t m c
VVVtlite MackhWv Indira :stripb';i!lilc- v
Blanket?;bf ralf
r earnanghtsJbJue Ahd w&Ke a Ke.rs'y
;r-pec
CO " ? '
and ifmxe;dr f'nseyat Negr "C ly t is -C
Flannels, .a-tsorti'tl ; colors t B ki n : , i
PhiidKetseypvJr?Saddl t : .v
priced I)ra 6, Clot Hs ; Sb perfi n e to 4, b J ue, rL
striped L'astings V r Circassian ; Moreens 1 V-
baxettsi Worsted, Xam!JS 1 and Cotton
plosieiy 1 Negro Socks i' ; rupfr.i..
new styte oUris Parisian Sc. ad. Prir 1 -s ;
low priced ddf 44 "ahd i5-4 'C..wric-and Jacc t
Maslins; I' E Jaltf nd.Tmbbured l.B bpkj, ' ruri
Jac9net?and ,S,wissMuslin$: infancy strij Jacc
nettfj-4:4 and ;i'jCanibrie!pjnityJi J tcp i . ct:- 'and
&ncy jCrayatsV Chintz and'purple Shawls s,Clotji;
and Valentia Shawls & Points ; ; NavHna 11" fj.
Cotton JBandan0be,M
ting3 ' O a mask .S fl k p resses Tu c k Rob :
GrecianGinirhaniTibbeV dabto ivCrabe'W ' bl
1 & C
V y J
S'enschews fabdSarsnettsYb&ckK Silk and Le
Tontine HdkfVi bck-Ittl,tanTUsnr and If al -Cravats,
with borders ; plain and - fancy - f
ltaliaii blaekfVl4 b)'d Papt s fnncy 1 .. . j
Merino h'd.Bai(re 4entH
mens abd Jal-es' tlo Be. veV Glov t
Urgt Company' pjalr'afvd Bind ia Hdkfi, ?
cyTJirdeye Hdkta 'Ulard 5c S pitihield Hd 'if
Bbbbmeti; :Threa'3irjd' Ciittoti Laces , Ge u
men and ladieshlak and "lotc Silk Gtov i ;
best Italian bltibTaqV; clothy ratj m .d Tight
dye Sewing Siiks 1 En.iilish bli. !' Visr ;
Ferrets Tpes r Bl?bins V;!- ' : nestib
Shirtings. ahd SheV tings ' siefcL-m" . nd .y
,blujCssioets,t Bed ';Twk '-i Diaoers 1 Uusisia tU
jicklenburgs V Osriaborgs. ; ,2jiiiab$ f a nd 1) 0
lass"-'$ : 4-4 arid 7 8 1 Hsh fj otjiar U so hj h" H ol lands ; r
6 4? nd lX)r4 "PableAClotjis" 4- 0 4 lf.rds
e e; IrishjDiapeTsr Ciat ks$ poo Cot ton ;C h.p
pe'st; Spibl VVire tJcttbnyndiFloss Cotton ; Or ,
reU.8ptnd;S.lt I; Cottbb V'.mfft'sfj' k and '
pearl Buqiis' ;ClW will .
self by piecerpr package; jh
-galtim-orej;!Sep ' '
i- myysptim jzyycy: y
SVtS H' to employe Tea c tier for !my . School
for the next year svages$
b ut th e Teacher "must be ' qtjahfied , to ' prepare" -
ine niuaenta iqr :tne umrersny .v- .ny ' commu
nication, addressed to .rob to the Post Ohice
Hay esville?: Frabklin county iN. Cti shall b
'promptly :attehded,tS' ' v-
y KovUl0th;3828P
piROjm a syrn l jxteuy y,
" FOR THE B ENriT OIT THE--5-' -; ' .'
ismal- Swamp Canal Coiapr.ny.
16 be drawn al iicfimonj onJT
v'T4 8. NUMBER. LOITERY TdiiATN BALLOT
ymyscimMEj
;i;:zc oTSl 0,000 !is!S 1 0, 0 6 0
1
5,000
5,0, )
.' : ,-3.044
J- -2,000
. .'2,500
2, 5 Op
' . 1,500
2,050.
C 1,640
.. 2,4C0
he -)
.; 6,150'
. . 28,700
. -j3,044
"1,000
T S
v.- - 5
10
,15
50a
250
100
' 50'
"40
"so.
520
.lu.
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Al
.41
82
? .82
: 615
.5,740
- r t
6,636 Prizes, 7 tJ's.
10,660 Blap i kg, J ;s29p ticket; S69,134
Whole Tickets 55, Halves $2 50, Q'rs. 51 25.
- All orders pVst paid) promptly attended to.
YATRS to IfMVTvoT
JRichmond, Oct. 21
Tq he drawn the "2.5th ofJFIffS MO WW- 7
TINION: fCSANAXV No. ib
!;!4;l OOTTickbts only.
v:ri.;a,ooovv:-,o'ja-' "
- 'yycry 4,-oco . s,ooo-
;.v -'-1,490. H5of 1,000
- ' y IP of 500 . 39 of 120 -- '
-l',. " - 39 briOO.1 39 of. C0 ' - "
; Besldea 60, '30, 40, '20 10. . ,
Whole Tickets 5510, Halves $5, : Quarters' 2 '
i:Crrand Conidlidaiet, No. 10.
! iTo be drawn 5th Beceinbtry
OAnd on1y.'li;480',Ttckets."-rji.
1 5,360- ' r '5 of 1.000
i
;,CiO,ofUUO - 36 of - 9i
36 of; 80 ;A-56Tof ' 50 ? '
Besides $40, andj,780 of 20. v
Whole TickeU $20rIalve3 10, Quarters "
ighths$2 50. r ; y--, , " '
E
V A TlfQ r n'TTemrnn t . i .
nave iia.ii th. t- it r --
"'"S wmwaa iew weeKs. the t.-.i'o.
Frizea .'- -
ir
rU5,30t 4' . 210,000
13, 19, 31,'
13,-2 V43,.- 5,000
1, iy35,- -'1,000'
. 43J, 45, t '00
.V 3,0, 1,000
All orders -fpost paid) ' -add re
-'YATES
hub, Richmond,
. C.' promptly attended to.
Ac
- -.-. Y A IT -
- ;DOCTOR "FABIUS J. ,11 AY'Vt; w j
TT"ASi removed to he rppef apattmer.:
ui Store- occupied- by Wii .arri !; Hry ,
where-hVt.4.;y always bs-f; ind urds.i r
on11v engaged. - ' " ;
9-4 extra heavy Jtbndob DuiHeBia-ikets : M-:,
12f4,i4 riew3iari heavy Vbol .tove " '-o
Rese-;do fr city rraderV;hu Point -h . .v. i ;
qadet,v raided, t?rown, ojivefcna g.ven S u j ei . n a
a nd,. Co ."mbrt (C1 oths f- yal ent ia:S wn nsri it an 1
" !krsei)!esj yiestlns ; CuotbJetsyTiirtn Phid
.xAS-iuperiwtribhlald and
Mull . Muslins darki black and ' w h iie.a d ipm
Ging-iamsv!Bang up ;."Cbrds.ahd"Tabb'v-: Velvets' j
Pelisse: and Collar Velvets t fancy . velvet. Yci-
l:. zizbr Nov. 10.
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