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Jit' five dollar per n - ; ; N
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svt cVeeeiVmff!'e neatly inserted tfree
t for a toi. and twentyiave.cents. for
.- everV ,MCceedJnR publication ?
to
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thankrully Received. . . .Lt rns
men directed their iruest to return to the
daocinfnpm and . clUnlay his ?di,srace to
t h enni pa n v, by n a n c t n g t i 1 1 s a pner .time
The'Goverh'; rv'who Had not. froip the first
e t ray e d -1 q ot s 1 1 h t et e x press i o n ot s u ffe r
ih1, ' wa ked whh a firm- step,.: a nd a tnan -ner
not ih the least confuseil, to theN ,ball
rVwirri, and Hccofttin one of; the i ladies ile
al red the. honor of her hand for tne riance
The lady, only laughed in his face. He
had now aked; the, hand of every lady jih'
the room;, but one whom he had purposely
omitted till the. lasr,"for ;he; was the low
liest of them al and had a sweet ani com
passionate expression of countenanQer and
did not join in the general hoghand look
ed as if-she cou
wound the feelihgs of a: slave.
Jady he now ?adt
she would honori
d nt have the
heart to
To this
"Voot th Boston Commercial Gazette .
' V.V EUSSlANrSTOtlYl::
Ari interesting fiedolev Atl iterative of
Titian; manne'rs, tleman
Who ha fecenty . travelled in:ihe :orth
Europe- " An officer , in the.- prime of
winhd, of hth rinklm th-Ruaiati . ar
my, wit-appointed by the Emperor ' Alex
ander to tiie command of a remote pro-
inr e of ; the remtiire. ; On his arrival at
the Hiief-'town of his eovcrnmenVhe was arice of anxiety, the clock struck Miine.
isitedlay theto He listened a moment he! heard nothing
t the, ciistrict,: aritl among the fest by. a --his features grew clarker. He "listened
certain Count, whOiti he recognizeil aope aain, .and the heavy tramp of a dragoon's
cf his old classmates Rl a roihtary school, footstep greeted his ear. A Presently in
' wh"ere"ihejr' hd -parted; m hosutityHti ac. marched the -fierce and whiskered "ubal
count of an insult received, by: the Count, iern, making his way straight through; the
bevy of ladies and gay ri.blemrn, who
shrunk: from him in breathless stillness i
he "proceeded, to his tnasier, ' and making
his military sdute, awaited his orders.
Then, for the first tune, the
anced, and . beggetf that
him, so much as to be his
narther in the 'merry, rin. ; SheVconsenf-
et1 and lie had just led her to commence the
waltz,;when, as his features - Wece begin
nins for the first time to assume an appear-
which Would occasion-so.much property ' beinj
exposed to sale at the same time, that the price
would become "nearlyi iidmirial,and the debtors
would be ruined, witbont the debt bfeingj pakl. .
. : Your Committee therefore, oh the, fullest con
sideration which it .has been 1 ab1: .to. rive thei
subjec, is of opinion, that it Js for the interest
of the Stockholders to" w it lidrav?.; theff ; mo ney
from the Jaink, and talce it under theiKown ma--nagement,
as soon as. the same cart. vith propri
ety be done. Unless 'this -is done, the Stock
holders will be much injured, and many of the
debtors completely ; rdined, . but as there are
many Stockholders who are neither presntnor
represented at this Meeting, and Who were not
aware that a.question of such importance would
be agitated at it, your Committeeare of opinion,
tlf it wuld" be improper to decide it immedi
ately, ;Th e. following Resolutions are therefdre
recommended v; . . xr', , rv: :- -;;;'-"' :
li That: when this meetiner adjourns, it shall
Udjourn to, meet here on , the, first , Monday of
June next.. . ' .. i .. ; .
2. .That at such adjourned meeting, the. ques
tion, VAyhether tlie Bank shall then proceed to
. viind up its affairs, as expeditiously as a due
"regard to its own interest and the situation of
' its debtors will permit -shall then be discus
sed and decided. ' ;' -V '.'I ' o-'; -
3. That a Committee be now appointed, whose
duty it shall be to prepare and lav before said ad-
joarned meeting, a full and detailed account of
the situation and affairs, of the whole Institution.
All which is respectfully submitted.
; : .'-'v ' JP. BIlOWNE, Chairman.
NEV: BOOKS
G AuES & SON )ave justTecelved frt
flj ' North the following, recent Publicatii
lowing.
LAW.
from the i
icatiin&
- i
NOTICE.
it's
3 . I i V
BridganRquity igest,"3otrn;
; Star kie onth Law'of E vide hce, 5 'Td; '
Peters Supreme" Court. Reports
IT 'WIS H to eniiTov a Teacher for W
a .for the next y ear, ; -1 will . e veTe'c d wa-'i
but the Teacher TOUstb52 qualified to nreprrc
the SUidents for'-the University' . Any commj.
nicaiKui aaaressea-to me tatne vTost utace at
ThomasCoke Xipon Lyttfen
v Tidds Practiced (new edition 2 uo . . . n-omnt1r ftokTArl,Vn U : v X:
; Wheatoh's Selwyn, (do) 2 domm n 'Q fl AWKINS.;' ;
-VT3MttyiPleadin.:Cd)'. ft! 23-4tw
fl K.IIUl'Ilk I K 11111 IDLI . I K m M A A KV n Lt J II LXVf f . , r .
71 t .
Kir-K hi hatl . not courape to resit. OI
i t nil vii .---- - - -., o - -
-all the visiters, this count: was the most o
: verpowering in his civilities. ' Meeting the
Gnvernor as one whom he had never: seen
.' before, he endeavored to give the impress
' sioh that they .-.fyad always been strangers manner changed entiiely. j Jlis shout rang
to each'Viher - To his new ruler, he sfMke 1 loud arid free. Let no one leave the
- as if he had no remembrance of his pern castle ; guard every: gate. Jet twenty dra
or oatne, and played hi9 part o well th t gopnVadv mce, with iheir weapons, to this
the fanner was almost convinced ;that the rbon., Then turning to..: the - lady who
' -yqotlvful quarrel had escaped hTs recollec- hud consented to dan cV with him, he com
tion rtuowing, however thV duration mitted her to the ch.irge of an ofiicef, to
of a Itussin - resentment,' 'the. Governor be led to'her carriage and sent home wrj;h
prudently resolved to ber upon Ms guard, the greatest respec t. For the; rest of the
: lilt'every thing; continued7tb proceed company, ladies and gent-emen, they were
snioitWyL andjhe; siiles and civVlMeSL,of stripped by. the drago.ms and flogged with
the '-CpuuVcontfntTed to be? lavishe. upon out reserve with the stirrup leathers. Al
Ku'fii AnVmv.ml nothi! occurred t er urinVrsoinz this, discipline, - they'.-, were
onipell-! t dance till supper time, lor
the gratification of -the Governor, who had
pointed a:dav forgiving a gre:tyce at nis already oeen exnorteu oy inem,Tp go
rastle. vTiifs- castle , was situated $n n through the same exercise, for their own
'. rough and difficult tra:t of country, pro- particular amusement. After the dance
.'-'v. tec feci by : mountainous defiles, yet bnt a wis done, the'Governor departed, telling
few miles distant from the head quarters of the company th .t he hoped they; had been.
te'iJovernor. To this castle his Excel lenr as much satisfied with their entertainment
i .-r -t W.vIiP,! tnntnnl the feast, .which as he with hi.
'was to bo adorned with all the splendors and
rT-ma;nificoce of the Russian n b'esse He
accepted the irivitation, but after-he had
done so was visited by Vcerlaitv doubts as
ticeriry' of his host, not wuhsrand-
State Bank ofNorth-Carolina.
Raleigh, hec. lj 18-28;
At the annual meeting of Stockholders
J held this clay the following Gentlemen
and Mr. Shober-
to the suiceriry
mgJhe. -complete: qbliyiori to wnicn a per were appointed a Committee toinvestigate
riod of twenty years hd apparently con- th(J Xccounts, and to enquire into the si-
signed the Tesentment oi ine ouni. j ne tuatl0n. 0f the Bank, viz. Mr- P. Browne,
tookthe precaution therelore, -ordjr a judge Donnell, INfr-rHugh Campbell, Mr.
Doy.'u firagoouf-wriii.jr itiu'n iu.i
be provided with stirrup leaihers of Jjeath
ern thong to oUow . him-Vpriyately, and
when the clock should strike nine, totlose
d ihe'castle.Vw bile'" the subtliem oTH :
cer in'ciimmaml ' proceeded Jo report him
self to hn?,V wherever; he. might- be. T"o
this officer 1 the : orders, were strict. No
matter when,' how, or about what, the
': Governor ' might i be enziged, when the
clock struck nine the? officer must be in
his presence, and reaay to receive pis com-
; .Dec. 3, 1828.
At an adjourned meeting of the Stock
holders held this day, Mr. Browne, from
the Committee appointed on the 1st mst
to investigate the accounts, and to enquire
into the situation of the iank, made the
following
the
inrnilc- r AFter ffivinCT-- these order
Governor." repaired'.: to the' : fete.V
.
receivetl with
rlwith evry demonstrationof respect. The
. halls tvere decked with ornamental ,mag-
- i - . 1 1 filial USiUK..
reat ptditenes, Rreeled btJoks of the
from the Bra
REPORT . !
r That in discharcre of the duty confided
to it your Committee has examined the. Gene
ral Statement of the' affairs of the Institution
and the particular statement of tlvose 'of the Prin
and finds- them to agree with the
Principal Bank, and the statements
nches. ' ' ';''.' " -
Your Committee finds that the nett profits, ac
f
The meeting of Stockholders taking the
above Report into consideration,
JResoverL That they do concur therewith, and
thatlthe following Stockholders compose v.the
committee menttoned in the last Resolution, viz.
Judge Ruffin, Gen.' Cameron, Col. Polk, Mr.
Browne and MrBoylan. , : ' -
liesolved. the Secretary of t his meeting
cause a copy,of this Report, with.. the proceed-
ngs of the Stockholders thereon, to be publish
ed in Jthe. newspapers of this city ; and. that he
furnish a copy thereof io his Excellency the Go
vernor of the State. 'V' ; : ' ' .
. .. . . ' , ' WILL. POLK, Ch'ru .
J. GALES, Secy
825 REWARD:
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber on the mor
ning of the 26th instant, about 20 miles south
of this place, while on my way to Georgia a
likely Negro man named ABEL, about 20 years
of age, 5 feet lO inches high, of a light complex-
Kin, and has a very pleasing" countenance, when
spoken to s has a scar oil his left leg, occasioned
by a cut trom a scyin ; ne nxq on wnen ue jen
me a roundahout jacket and common homespun
pantalotms. purchased him of Nathaniel Ro-
bards ot vake county, ana ne formerly oeiong
ed to the: Widow Ridley. J. have reason to be
lieve that he will aim for the town of Halifax in
this State. All person oWnmg or commanding
boats or vessels are forbid harboring ior carrying
him away." The above reward will be paid; to
any person who will lodge him in jail and give
me information so that 1 eret him. Any infor
mation addressed to Mr. A. Davis, Milledge
ville, Georgia, will be thankfully received.
v , ; E. F. LUMSDEN.
Favett e ville, N. C Nov. 27. 25 6t
niflceQce. Barbaric pearl and gold ' were cruingo me uanic nave aimmisiiea so mucn
literally showered upon the -splendid dra- that those ot toe ,.xst nau year oareiy sumcea
uiiiaiiju" , . . , for a dividend of two and a half per cent, with-
penes of the ample halls, and thedresses out maWnff anyi reservation to meet bad: debts
of the ladies glittered with jewellery. Rch or-other casaal ties. And as the Charter expires
musicr i formed byva corcent of horns, on in six years, it would, in the opinion, of your
Which each performer IS taught to sound 1 Committee, be hazardous and unwise td endea
ft A. 'II A A T .
only a
as many
the ?atr.i
and an immense number to compose a band, ey6r that the Stockholders can ever hereafter,
tvas' pourip, C forth inspiring harmony, obtain legal interest for their moneys
- -vtZL ,iZAAl Kriit;:'PvV were Your Committee next .turned its attention to-
. r ..-r vv y- wards the Capitul Stocky for the purpose of as-
-glancing, generous wines were .,.P?rkliiig, : JietUcrit ws Wore. It appeal
and every thing was m accordance Vith tes- t,)Jt upwarcs of me fiim,irect and fifty thousand
, . v i vnitp to lr.r.rpasp i iusc umius uv iiici casiiitr 111c
Single noie so inai mere inusi uc j - r., r , "f, ,
'"o1 , - ; loans. That dividend, therefore, instead of be-
pertormers as mere are no!eS in increafied; .must probably be diminished:
it. in-order: to. play. a single tune, th'tWrp mnkn to be no orosoect what-
dollars have been "retained out of the General
Profitsjof the Iiistitution.Tor the purpose of meet-'
tivity and jov Still the: Governor ouser
ved 'ihat of the puests;' whether ladies or
the noblemen, not one ws: present .who ing losses arising from bid debts and the sale of
' - i'-nt:ltgiAi KKt,wd r mWrri'i.Ve real .estate "-.The amount'ot these losses cannot
wns not connect ed by btd jor marriage be accurall ascerUined until tlm real estate is
ridi the lord of the caslle.- -11745 nun . . , , . ..i examination made into the
elf up to the fascination of the scene, how- situation of everylebt due tolhe Institution, at
ever. enjoyeU the "splendid arrangements, the principal Bank orariy of the Branches. Such
.cmSred htmSelT to be led from the - grand art examination can only be made With effect at
r loon tthe-USwry; trom he.brkar
.' ... . , , , . e J ' . and where the situation and circumstances -ot
Yr V'C Picture hall, from the' ; pictures to the t hscr Halde for. its payment,;are' known. --.Ne-
j; cabinet of genius, ihrougii ;tC variety" o I vertheles-s; ymir Cp7nin,ittee confidently hope,
I apurtmenf . which' h1wlbeenpreaf edffr that if the Aff)irs ol" the Bank are now; wound
i nn . t
r'af init inn f rvHootl Hiid.loxurioos I un.vvith as muclv expe"dition as a; dXie regard to
tate, utitiKat lensrth he. observed thai or "?.?wn i"r, nH t..
tlwue who had. attended him .there wcrci J ? A fl;.. ,.n thf. Tnfit;tll:
and
which
such an extensive
GIGS AND SULKIES
EPA1RED or Painted as heretofore, at the
B a, shon of th6 Subscriber. A"continuance of
the public favor is softcited.
WliSLEY W HITAKER.
Nov. 15th. 1828. : . 20-4t
Gordon's Dicresl; fdo) '
JNott & McCord's S. Carolina Reports, 2"vols
McCord' dq V; T--V'Xi;
South-Carolina EttityjReportJ?, i ' "',
- - Do : ' ' Constitutional do y. VOls
Desaussore's Eouity"do4 dqa
' v -v 5. ;miscellaNyw-- v ,
Duke of Saxe Weimar's Travels theJTS.
Bishop Hebjers Travel.2.'ols;r5-;5-
Franklin's Second Expedition ?J,2f?.
Private Memoirs 6f Napoleon :) T Vt;
; Neale's Romance of flisloryj 2 volsi' ;V - f
Cooper's Travelling Bachelor, Sf do ; :f
Irving's Coltimbus 4 do -;
Dick's Christian phlosopher
vSegur's Four Ages of Life '-s
Pollock's Course of Time ; x
Thatcher's Revohitionary Journal
Shobel'a Austria, with, splendid coloured en?
fpms ESTABLISHMENT hsdergQne 1
'i;-l.ryCextensiv,lpair.and' improvern--il r, and
is jrvow ope n-for. the reception of -co. t.
The situation of this Esiablishment is one. c. th 3
most desirable in the "City of Raleigh, bein sit
uated on the" North side of , the'nitpl, , nu
f vicinity :'of th'e'two I) :uks.
:ite,' cor -
within TOeammediatel
ljie,chartres will be oniform and mole
responding with the present low prices, of .-pro-vUioris-.AIah;-aud
5Horse,v oiie dollar and f.Hy
graving? .? r iv-; 1 " -r-rw' - y:"'Z. - -
Miller a Greece - - - r .... - v r , 1 r- ..w. ; - -
WalshaJournev.fr:o:m
land i 1 C ' 1 lucra. y ,:oiigar aon uquors ii ail , kiikis . anu i
ine oesTj nave , justi neen. receivea iro.m i.e. -
Mv
;;. novels. .
. Contrast, 2 A'ols. r''i ..' vKj;-;
De Lisle, or the Sensitive Man, , Jo
; Jife of Mansie Wauch v ,-
O pie's Detraction, Displiiyed i;
St Valentine's: Eve, 2 volsv ' ;
Adventures.of Haiji Babv 2 vols
nrr ALSO, a verv. eeneral assortment of
SCHOOL and CHILDREN'S BOOKS and STA
TIONARY ARTICLES. : u
Nov. 20, 1828. . . -
i
.-. S.'
Bales of Valuable Property,
York, and will be furnished to members' as lav,
n$ they can be had In town. .The' best- Liquor's
will :aJs0be keptat the- Barand no. expert 2
will JbVspared''iii' providing Tor -the.Table. Tl.a
subscriber 'assures the "public that nothing ; ?al 1
be wanting on;hrs part to make" them corr fcrta-
twenty dollars, payable quarterly. v .. ' '"'r
A ;ND foy sale at the -Book-store of J pales and
XJL Son, in Rajeierh, price three dollars, a 11 e v.
Edition of'the Office' and Duty c" a Justice, jpf
the Peace,-and' a Guide tb- SheriuV,--.' "Coroners,
Clerks Constables ami Other Civil Officers in
Nortlv Carolina. ; With'anappendix, containi"-
StatesV and a? collection; of the vmost approved . . ,
1 forms for the use of these GfScc.rs., ' .. ;
The new Edition, of this vulnable Work ccn.".
tains besides ;its former osefid matter, Jthe eub- ;
stance oF;all.lhe' important Actg passed by, th .
General-Assembly from tue year, lb 1 5, to the .
present period, "which appear under their proper
heads." ,'"'' 'l' "'. fT
ibrders for this new Workt will be duly Attend- . 1
ed to, from any part of the" Statc ;"
N Thursday, the 15th day of January next,
VJ' at the, Court-House m the City of Raleicrh,
the undersigned, acting as Commussioners under
a Decree of the Court of Equity for Wake Coun;
ty, will sell the following ;..-.; V, H' ''
r" t , : ; REAL
Of the late, James T. at6r, ecV I r
- ' "V . . ' yiz.:;--;: vV-X ; J'
Two Lots with their Improvements, in th
City of Raleigh, whereon the deceased lately
resided, sub iect to the dower of his wido w, v
, Two Wood Lots, containing about -20 acres, if PHE Tew Holgers in the rrespyterian Chuich,
lying immediately, to the east of, and adjoining ft Of this Cily, inyite the Members ot the Le
the city, and subject as'atoresai. ;,).. Jislature, ;Jhe. .tlmcers ot the Courts,
. One Lot with its Improvements, on tHillsboro'lflmd, Visiters,' the '.Citizehs; - and thbG l.vi:
street, . 'formerly .the ' residence- of the;oM,W'-dlhis,yic wish jd .attend Div...2 Vfor
, One 01 her improved Lot, No. 3, upon the south jlto take any seat or pew." which -may be
side '.of the city and directly "nortH"of:Dr.Mc Convenient of grabjewhenever they atter.l
Pheeter's residence. r " .-' :'. :-;j ; 'v",- said Church;Astiii3 invitation is intended lor
One unimproved Lot adjacent to and south of all, it Is hoped that none will feel r'"3cy
tne urave-iaru, containing aQouiinree acres. 1 in aiiwumg uic,.viiurcii on accour.l
,tm 1 rarr ni i .sni ; nnniir iu n miiM; putt mil ne iirsi ueii r a nair-iiinnr rnitT.- -vt-,
ttaieign, upon me waiera oj vrao. i,ree, con-1 wnicn commences vwitnuv ntteen minu;.s Kitcr
tainmg about 700 acres.; ; n ; ji;;K jthe ringing of the second bell.
One moiety of a Lot with' its appurtenances, 1 " Nov. iu, joJts.
"1
WATCIlESJEWJiLLERY
SILVEiiDWAllE.
BERNARD DUPUT,
respectfully informs his
friends and the public in
general, that he has just
j opened an Elegant and
General Assortment of
the above Articlea,which
he oft'cTS at reduced pri-
ces for cash, lie also,
will open in a few djys, a handsome Assortment
of linttania Ware.-. . ;. ., . ,
N. B. Watches of all descriptions carefully re
paired and warranted to.keep time.' All, kinds
of. Gold and Silver Work executed at the short
est notice and in the most fashionable manner.
Raleigh, Nov. 5. ' v . ; if . 18
in the town of Williamsboro , Granville county,
known as the Eagle Tavern. ' , - - ;,-.. i
One moiety of a Tract of Land, about 3 miles
from Smithfield, Johnston county; and formerly
the property of Powell Davis, containingiiJOO
acres. ...'.-w -' . - , -
One small Tract of Land upon the waters of
New-Hope, Chatham county,- containing about
31 acres. . . - -v.- -;."'-,-. .j.. -.
Three Lotsin the Towrl of. Pittsboro' Chat
ham county. . ", ''-y-XV";' ' -.a' "-' : j
,FtedkNashr
I JVm. Robards,
7Ji PJ)evereux9
Chas.: Marilyn :V f.-
ALSO,
1 andCorisolidated. j?Io. 10.
'aj- 'And only ai48Q Ticl.ets. 3 A " '
; ; a (: r $S0m J 10,00 j rr -, - ,
v':,;.; -;;' fefr- 5,0(K; c.2,5Co . -: ,"
'-Hsh'2,S60..;;; ;:';x.
-;'i 5 of BOO 4-;'of - 500 ' l- - ' - ' '
vbfitKl'of'-eo', -.
;;, .136 of, 80 r: 56 of a "; 50 : '';':.!. -iV
Besides M0,rahd 3,780 of,20 ' V - ,
Whol Tickets 20.! Halves 10.
-Kffhths2;Ar .;
YATEiS & M'tNTYRE have had the pic .m
oTi?ayln-wUhin;VTe
frizes- i vf
15,'30,40, v$ld,006
: 13, 21,-43, 5,000
13; 19i31,
13, 19, 35,
V
i,c:d
i,c;
of
wi
-: " , T' ' . 10,-J5, V 1,000 J v 4;-39, .45, ;. ... CD ..
At the same time and place under an Qraer All orders Xpo&t paid) ; addressed , to YATH3 't
" the Cyunty Court ptrVake, tbe isubscriber :- M'INTYRE; Richmond, Vaor Ch-rlcstr
ill sell about:;v"'f ;''-;;,;- ;-;,,1fit:; C. promptly attended to, r - A ddress
.n.n sf W j ,fJJ .t' -I . - - ,..UiCL.:-...:1a.-.
Twenty Dollars lietvaril;
AWAY from the Subscriber in the month
Late the, property of the said dee'd,' and 'per
haps the very likeliest Family of Negroes in the
State. - - .7- ; ,: ..
At the same time and place, a number, of ex
cellent Mules, a good; Waggoner, Ztc;. ;!-:-ji
FOR SALE 1
On Tuesdav.' the 13th dav ofIaniiarV 1 rit; I improvements are; all; new:- and 'finis!.
at the Plantation Cultivated during: the present J ?'?ne.lbhy consist of a Dwelling II
ITWISH tosell theplace within a r.:.: of Hi!!
J ooruugn,. on .wnicn i no r reside.
2Q5 acres- about one half cleared .
Meaaow iana. ana, tne bajance Jn vr- -
'her- ETC
--re 3
T! ...
in t; ;
V of June' last, a bright mulatto- man; about vearhv-ihe deed unon Swift CreV.the Crhn 1 containing eght rooms with fire places, hf
5 feet 10 inches high, ( slender made, with Tthe J 0f Corn, CottouV Fodder; OatV&cv a fc Cattle 1 Pfe closets,. Sec. a largeEarn e: .1 ttabk -mark
of the cut of . a knife on one of his cheeks, land Hoff, and some farmini? UtensilsV H ; i j and uther necessary Outhouses. ; TL -re ar- 1
2 or 5 inches long. f The nanie of, the said ne-l v-:3-. -: -.v -Islj-f f.' ) teZfrfe ; v -YC?" neyer.faihng. Spr.ins' i-of thVbesl' rrs.t -r c
gro is DAVY, and sometimes calls himself Davy 4t. "Vn 't j .u 1 r - i he tract, and a darge and well selected Vr
- Vi. ... -.u -j r r On the 20th dav of the Tiresnt month. t tht I u j '-.i a --0 . .rT.-
Raleigh within th e last ten days, whe n a horse Auction Store lof Messrsv Ross & Scott, in! this x sell this, property "on, the
was -stolen,.. and it is con.iectured by him, r v -. . -s
him' to get to the s North, y where itj t . XJtLEi XjljatAltXv
The above reward J - of the deceased, containing au Valnable
'
to enaDie
i supposed he has gone
will lie givenfor his. apprehension ana: notice so J lection of Law andMiscellaneous Books 0,
that I "get -hin.;again.', ,; .1 .-- 1'r'-.'-. - I (j- Such, of the friends; ofHhe deceased,;
: ; ?y-. Ufc.HA. HAT WOOU.i-1 have any of the Books belonging to the
n uaieign fov. 10 100. f i-y . -1 m their possession,.wiU please1, return them
1 r
NEW PIANOS?
the-sum retained, ras abbve stated;
. ' I tnfrlht MTlt
ouiy sit who remainedr Uir-the; nearest tn fli-.fi
t-loou. relation! to the Count. V; Ilia ease Of lsomanv vears. with
'rMier continued, and Ije'm'oved 'forward J tiorC -will beufSent,tc cover all losses;
' .it .;.--.u .1. VT rriJnrnU. I enabled the'Bank".tbbav:every debt for w
4h " "I ,r it .liable and return ,5 die Stockholder ope
?it as he was. paSins tjirou a. m bumreH d'0 for ery shareThrsituation
rr apti tuttintttve d(,0rs were- iuddetd JLsnut rfdebtors .so rble; to change for thV.worse;
u - faaieticu, and'; hini.ei:seei.P
Col
as
Library
to
me without delays '&i:MiXli$.M '
TE RMS-OR SALE-Tbe Land and t Slaves
and Town Property, will,be,sold for Note, ne
boand at imce, without
sd&hteftt'noi
the ;
ttce f the inlenti.Vn. His tloobt aheit be
came ;iery u lisattSMCtory certainty, x.i ne
; -Count pfntlatm'ed' liisi hi. tred,. reminded
pledged fbr the accuracy. f th
winding tip'' the. AfBfira of - theInstitttion is Ae?
layed" fpta length of Ume . 7 is
'.'There is Another consideratioh which, in the
opir.ion,;r f .-yotit Committee,; deserves 'great
";virujcir ouvcut y -.Kr, ..- . weigiiT. tr tne anJc.oegins now to wina .up
; ; etU w tihf th;"aian tliedebts cari be collected, gradually; hy receiv
i strip .the tick ri! hi eneuVvan'l.; t "iLilfct uig'part, and -giving some indulgence for the ba-
1 i ... ' "iVtCu:.V. i;.t4 lance ifwhtreas. if that : operation is' rit off 1 till
of his own manufacture, which a9 ' upon Bond and Security.?; . . ; ..-.r '-.
fe;jiuch lowerthan Instru
e North,?oC the smeualityi-l ;Meigh
fTHll E udersiarned solicits the notice of all those I frbtiableand receivable at the Banks, in this place
Vwho are - fond of jristrumental omusic;? ta se-1 -r11 111 the (ither Troperty .at. iX months ere-
veral new; Pianos
he offers for sa
broiucht from th
T .1 n .. n Mnvp.wi.t.rh vKuf til mitB9p.le lllfalflPlip.plf
are "of "the best kintL.i he feels - no hesitancv:lnl ; ; ; ;. 'Ddql iJ JjjT-ilN
warranting; themi;In 'every linstahce 'to's stand j TjlROM the Subsc'riber's Stable, on the. night
well I o tune i ' ir M'iS 1 Jof the 9Urihst- A BAY HOBS Ei seveny ears
Second hIiajos; taken riot exchange -for bid, about feet higbvi
new o'nes.i and ; all ; repairs" done with neatness his face, and much enlarged next the end' of his
and despatch. v iWESLEY WHIT AKER.J hose with one or'bothhind legsite Jhalf
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marf Strings the-Subscnber;3vill ;ipontinuOt to J and etiended byj plate f tiii or,i Of her? metal,
string and ituhe1 Pianos; as heretoforep'Orders t which, ! da hot nowlrecollecti It is subbbsed
will-be thankfully received and properly attend-j the horse was taken off by some negro wishing
ed to.' r, - i - r- - i -1 x? ;..v " W W. to get t stbe North.' Any information' will be
"Z'uttt SS'V" W h -IM.!.- arie.rlrlbe.inj of he Charts the -r-- i , -v, . . f "rr T-SiwbS" . ,f : Of Yl0H3
thankfullyeceived"arid reasonable cenpsnsdtion
ternis---eUhef for money on easy credit-- - r,
exchange it for'ejroes or Western 1
- Application may oe maue py, letters
scriDer, at luiisoorousrn.
.;- " . r - . .. ' Y . AN!
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fDERTo:;.
IT GLES & SON have iust
mas ana wew Years Onerin-c
ginal Pieces in Prose and Verss, i
-cons;
uy.i:
1 c.l ;
rite-s ?
Mrs Difrournev. r.its Fnr-.
HaiiecKr,iercivai, : ,
Willis, -and other t
bellished.wHh th ;
ings by the CnX , . : ;
1 Presentation PL: ct j r
2The Sisters, ' v , , n VI
3 . XoyeAsleep j - ; -;
4 i.ne liiove,. .
5 The Tc rer of Love,
0 Chapeau del Ule.'kr
i Th la-rrrWriTo hnntiCpill'..'.?.
firnamerited Cae. - ;. v-'
,.Ralei' a ,t"th Nov.
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