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iTOTAVE just received, and otteriof k sai une
V lIL following ,vulaablend hffhly approved
STOim Panacea,'- : ,i
To tb 'cureof Scrofula or Vtfmg's 1 Eil, Sy,
nine ana
WhitelieaVl Elsence: of iMustard
AnifficacioriTedv'fqrKheumabsm
sprains; Bruises, Irnbness o te lmDs, c
: Xor rem
Sun-burn, &cifrom the face, and for beautifying
the s:m:,--f T-;.V " ,
t Att'triicie?' liighly 'If ecommentled: for Coiibs,
? :'CatarrhsV incJpientAthmas and Consumplujils;
KfJames
;j Xh approved remedy or DyspjepsU or ludiges;
ion habitutuii Cbstiveness and Piles :
v ' lialein; March' 18.
I1-
Jlie Celebrated Stcdlionr
GENEIIAL
MARION.
Will Standee n-
... v r - t
Sumc: 1 season au,my
f Stable, in Halifiixco.,
about one mile " south
of the town of II nlifax
He will cover mares
at
season,' payable.. the 1st; ot January
next.. $20 the single leap ; and $0 to ensure a
mare to De wiin loai, -payaDie wnen xu laci
- ascertained - 50 cents totihe groom in all cases
, Feeding xf mares, paid when taken away. The
season will terminate ondhe 1st of August next
The best possible care will . be taken of mares,
that ar left with the horse, but no responsibility
; for accidents or escapes.-.! t'- v1-' ' .'v'-f
.' 'General Marion's bloody performance on. the
turf, and ce'.ebnty as a, foal getter, are sufficient
-. recommendations. ''i'' I -l '-.V' :.-', :.v Sii.'V'"'
, ' X-JA NICHOLAS jMcKENIE LONGi t
- March 24th, 1 829. I - 7 A , ; , 38 St;
season at' mv Stable Ui North
f ampton j county, N. Carolina,
" . m - - . - - 9 " -
Jr&vr about 3 miles from the Court
house, 6 miles from the town of Halifax and "21
from BelfiVld,! Vu.; He wi
the season, payable on the
I cover mares at $75
ft r st f Ja n arv n ex t ,
with one doilar to'lhe grtom in Ail cases,
nf Sir Archie's friends as live at a distan
Such
stance wil
'send their notes with the mares, livable on the
first ot January Also, tlie ft-eding of the mares
to be pad for when taken awy. ;Te!season
benefit )f mares that may be left with the horse,
. wiihfthe. addition i f graiit feeding-'at 2s per day.
.Sep-ira'te enclosures' are provided tor mares with
colts.-;KoV" pyinswillbe Spared in taking the
,best possible care of mares j &c. that may be left,
butno responsibility for escapes" or accidents.'! h
), Sir Archie's ilood reaf size, performance on
theturf, and celebrity as a foal getter, are sufS
.. cient recomroendations. ' ' I ' ' 0.. '?;';. "-. -ff s
i " '.V . JOHN D. AMIS, f :
i "March 4- -' - v. ; !-; . . - ; 58 " eo8 1 ' ,
Notice. ,
VTr AS faken up and committed to the Jail of
, f ytKis cobnty,:':' the 2d inst. a negro man,
supposed to be a slave, who calls himself SAM-
' UEL.WILK1NS, and says tliat he was bound an
'. apprentice to Wm. Mosely, of Norfolk, Va. and
- V that be ranaway from the said Mosely before his
''term1 of apprenticeship had expired T'lie said
"1 Uegro has been in this county 5or 6 years, and
"has passed during that time as a free man ; he
, is about : 24 jyears of age, 5 feet, 4 or 5 inches
" high, aud coal black. The owner of said negro
13 requested to -come; forward,' prove ? property
and pay charges, or; he wil
be dealt with as the
law directs. r ;-
. ' ' ' J f AS.
- Windscnv Bertie cou'ntv,
-i -
PALMER, Jailor. :
March 9. 1 56 3t
MRS. M ARy;ANDUEvV5 returns her thank's
to thecitizens of Raleigh and its vicinity,
for the encouragement she has met with n . the
"MlLjLlNERY BUSlNESS,and Jiiforms theth tliat
'- "ahe still Continues to cirry!oii . that occupatiua,
that all 6rdt-rs 'confided to her will be prompt
' ly and faithfully, at efded to. heVbegs j leaVe
, - iurther to make known to them, that she Is pre-
"Darea to u vc, si tne . snoriest ,once, - Lauies
Dresses,- Bonnets, &cl andlSCPUR Geutlerftens'
also to CLEAN and
REPAIR Bonnets. ( ;
Her Shop is kept 200
yards Nor ti
:1i of
the'
State-House on Halifax street, where
she is "al-
ways toie found.' - J
v
.1-'. k"'
4G "2m.
Raleigh Feb: Jl,f
(FOR 8JILB,
' T7 iftt Shares of Stock, in the State Bank of
JL' North-CafHna, for which, bonds with good
1 1 security, received in payment. ; Further'
particulars can lc iearaed on application at this
oiii.f1-'S;:;
:r Have just received a supply , of ! --
lkl EMOIR dn the Cultivatioti of the Vine, and
O-t JLfon herbest.mfle of making-Wine, second
Ef Htib'nf U'astungton
bound. One Dollar. ' ;
Raleigh, Jan. 22.
Ctty,
1828.
Price half.
i-- Y-r
'" i-V-r8----? '
.6,
r
nHHE Secretary of the Board of Agriculture
VtW, this-State having, in puiiiiancejof thedi
. rcctions given at their late iueeiiii(j:,; procured a
puihtity of .the Eggs of the Silk Worm for the
- usfr of such of the Agricltural Societies' as may
' wish tomake expeVimetits 1t;iheriusTn.bf.SjtkV
xsucli cf the Societiesasydesire a -supply, .will
. ; please immetliaiely to apply) for terti; they
will be liable o iirjury if transmitted when; t he
Weather b enomes--ar i n., ; Th ey can be incl as-,
. CitiH avIeUt.UyJjiailiVV:"is
TTalgh; Feb ;29, 1S29,
:.
rHEannnaiymeUnpr of the; Noiih-Carnlnui
ji r branch orthe Ameiicau Tiniciysbrietv wfll
: be-held, at the Sessiao; Itoomf ;aiMu
: Tues-UytheTtlifif Aprilnfrxt;i: OftiSiS
ber.daupuier
-Societ::-arejnvitcd to;alteia7'. '-rrhKU'.
ui. u.e u.viay mwrnmg'vious.ilheanou
at mcering, armoirj wil :Ue preacher? at the
takentiptn a,d of the Socidfv;
-:- ; -
UfCerous Sores, Uiseases'pi tue iver aim pv
'r -i-H - X' yaluabhMedid rie for oilglis & 1 Coi su mp-
1
conimcnccd on the 1st reuruary.and wiltteniii-
' nates onthe J first"' of 'Augiistnext. Extensive
field s of saall srriiin and chiver are sowed for the
1
Urcshi Gar&eii Seed
j;.nrWnmmMd. do , " Large Dutch Parsnip
Green, Lilooe savoy no uriea rarsicy
Red Dutch . . , . do Larfe Orange pumpHm
EarlyFrame Cucumber Uotnid Spinach s . "
Long Green do lEitl Sy Rush ibuasU
Kose L.eiuce, very earjy . micTitfUAy mm .
Silesia i do Jare head Vegetable' Oyster
Tennis ball do superior Ofirled Ci;es ,
Madeira f tlo excellent Pepper, urass
,:,. t-'
Ice Coss v
Scarlet S.
do
C hina Dwarf Beans . u
T. Radish
iarl vMohawk do ,2 :
;lSma!l;jnriari i'W'io'
Eai ly VI loispur Peas ;
' -i. :k.- Washington d6V,
; June ,y do
- Blue Tmpl Dwarf, do ,
Long Salmou do
'4
Cherry 1'uvnip lo
Red Onion, large
White Portg. do ;
Silver Skinned do
Orange. Carrot
' Larpre -Marrb wfut
do
52
Raleiirhl Dec. 22, IS23.
It'
SI
; Sffte fl Tennessee.
Haruui County Lur, XSov. leroi,
1828.
Itobert ?McNair3r; et a
Uoyd McNairy, et al. hers oO lamilton, iec;
; 'VO rraotimi of ike Com'plainatits: and; it ap
" p earing to the
V the Defendants
"North-Carolina
that this orderj with the substance of the comi
Uiainl. DC IJUUJlhMeU III UlC H1CICU jci:ii -
" a newspaper primen in itaieigo,- m mc
ofiNbrJth-Carolina lour wreeks jn succession
unrl Ihut thn lost mihlmqtmn h Hinrl flt .lC'JiS'
J30 days previous tathe next terhi of this Court,
and if the D efendants dp not answer the com-
nlaint. the case be set for hearinff exnarte, and-
heard iaccordinjrly at' tflie next term of-: this I
t
Court. A true C
i.., , TfVc? wr- nrtVf u!' rlV fc- ll.ict
' .The substance of tlie comnlaint is. that , there
is a tract rot
John Ham
which was
iriven tolth
the other heirs, which said .'trill is nraved to be
confirmed, ahd a legal title ta th said land vest
ed in the Complainants iin pursuance of the gift.
Elegantly Boutiil,
IN SILK, CALF, & MQROCCO.
The JO
vEN, with 15 elegant Engravings,
The GEM, with 15
The AMULET, with 13
do (London)
do (do)
The FORGET ME NOT, with 13;do (do)
FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING, wth lo do (do)
The REMEMBER ME, with 7. j do
Tlie Talisman, With 6 do
The ATLANTIC SOUVENIR, withl2do, .
The WINTER'S WREATH, with IS do
A llT ' J4 DUD-TimiTD fllST 4Z. J
i t - r . . - .. k .1
A few copies of which, can be had by early
a;jjiw.dMun me i wm uw;. i
Periodicals.
riUiVUiMria aieuica. juumai, uy uicy
and Lea, -published ..qua rtei'iy, at S3 per annum.
American Quarterly Reyie w,f
$5 per annum.
North-American Review,
, Southern Review, 4
po do do
$5 do , do
Flint's Western Review, published once a
month, $3 per annum. ;'--.;'':
Franklin Journal, devoted to Science and In
ternal Improvements, $5 per anhunC
National Intelligencer, Daily $ 10, "and Tri-:
weesiy so per annum. . . , j ,
Subscriptions for the above received by
I ! J. GALES 8c SON.
: Feb. i, 1829. ; v : j ' ; : ;
:; H;:-rFOiivsALi4'r.:.-
T WISH to sell the place within a mile ofHills-
A borough,, on which I now, reside. - There are
205 acrf s, about one half cleared, - ten acres of
Meado w - land and the balance 'in wood. ..The
improvements are all new, !and finished in the'
best manner they consist of a p welling House,
contini jpg eight :rooms witli firef places, J besides
passages, closets, &c, a large Barn and Stables,
and other necessary OuthpusesJ :4 There aree
veral never failing Springs, of the best water on
the tract; land a large and well 4 selected fruit 1
.prcKanL.vi ;'.;;:.; S''vv.;-::,1.1;
$1 will jsell this property on the most 'liberal
telms--ither for money on' easy credits oi will
exchangje.it forNegroes or Western lands. L
ApphCaliOnmay be made by lettertothe sub
seriberj, i at llillsborogjh. i!
' ''f x. ' ' ' v ..'iv
' ' : v.-'!:--"--. 3 Hv,-v;" . .
; ...Nov. 5;:k';' '
ANDERSON.
21 eotf
V; 1 yrar PUBLISHED.
JA NO for sale at the Book-stofe of jr Gales and
Xml iSoii, in" Raleigli price threollars, a nev
Edition of the Office and Duty of a Justice of
the Peace, and a Guide to, Sheriffs, Cororters,
Clerks, Constables, and other Civil Officers in
North-Carolina. , .With an appendix,: containing
the Constitutions of this Stale and of the United
States, and a collection ' of the most approved
forms for the use of these Officers. " y.
'yThe niew Edition of this valuable Work cool
tjyhs besides its former useful! matter, the sub
stance of all the important Acts passed by the-
vienerai vAsseoiDiy irom ,xne year.i lolo, to the
present period,' which appear under their proper
heads. ? v ' . 1 4 ' L i
f ; Orders for this new Work will be duly attend
ed to, from any part of the State.
, Feb. 1, )S29. ' , ! '
State of Noitlarolina-
' - f " Rutherford, County, y, . . i '
Superior Court of Law October Term, 1828.
v , Wdham'li icks : v. Elizabeth Hicks:
- "r. J" '; Petition for Diorce. , ..
rJ"T appearing t the wifisfactLou' of the Court,
i that Elizabeth' Hicks, the defendant, is not an
inhabitant of this State ; itTs therefore oi-dered
by the Ccurt that publication be made three
mopths m the lJsdeigh Register, giving notice
to the defendant thatJie. appear at the V xt Su-
pernor Court of law to be holden in - RutheVford-ton,-
on jiur 3d Monday afier thi 4thMonday ti,
arcn nei,ftnen ati there to knswer.Vtelead fii
uennirio sa.a petitidii othervtiie it will be ta
xen pro contesso and adjudgeraccordingly V
Vtness James MorrisrCler: pf ourBaid' Couu,
t ohice i ie 3d jdoiiday; kfter tbe 4th Monday' is
Septeniber 1S23, -and oiM lie53 ylai of the iu 1
lependet.ce of the United Sits..'f - wvi.-y -:
"-Nl a Plantation of 0 acif tand
'Mi. on the f Yadki ; 300 of whici are"of: Ui e best
qh low-ground is.2C)0 in; oud cultivatlotl.
' .; AKOr SeVer:iLt)ther Sdiall Tract 1vmiW:tlvV
1 V1- rUl Y y' nf!,51f l ' ? ty, y Nrgrp es w i U; be take is
y wjic-iMiu uie uurcuaser ;
X.y7:JAMES.
WErBORN
- - . l ,,
i;. rrr- - r - new-york.; ;-.. y-i
TTATXZrS i ATZT70 52 O rn PACKAGES Earthen Ware, containing
iSvts 50 EdPlates, Wishes, C. G. Chambers.
40." Seed, .which they warrant fresh and of the "owls, .P.tcher Muw,.llliie Plates, Jwifflers,
nrMit veaWtrrowth - - , Dishes, &c -now landing from Ships Go. Can-
ErT? vrH white ' ning," Caledonia, John jSy..Jubilee and others,
Long Clood Keel Solid Celery, white. t , : . ivernool -" ; - 1 - "
MangeVWurtzc- .Jcffff ' . . pint Decanters pint, .1-2 pint and lpint Turn-
Early June Cabbage White si ustard - y gvers, for sate bthV Package, re-packed to
Xp-Yorlc: CoiiMrv, Merchant., -on 'mt liberal terms ksby
?o ;:rRtip,3iriiiaf do - Nasturtium v ., 1 . .1 . j 1 - k. x
satislaction ot; tfie Court; :ta otterect to tueamicieii in xneiorm oi a ri
are all citizens of the Stite ot in Powderi as the Patient may prefer, tinaer ine
t It is ordered! bv the Court, I conviction, that "either form will,, produce the
1U00 acres pt land graiitea to tnesaiu i ..w.v..jr a " .r. ,
iltbn, lying in said county of Hardin, pamtui symptoms wnicn imucate a iseaseu iunKs,
in:the lifetime of the I said grantee, reauiiy yieiu to inis poweriui remeuy, wneii
e Comolainants. to the exclusion; Ot sonaoiy resortea xo, ana inm 11. restores u e pa-
Wilkes, jan 10 1829.
(1.
China, Glass and Earthen TVare; :
145 Maiden Lanei between WaterrSc t.ront.bt's
HEMPSTEAD.
i ' jiso for sale as above;
A complete : sson mcnt: ot
Looking: Closes,
I Horn Combs, Ladies' Tn"ellin
Antique OilSnuff Boxe?i Neck
Work
Tiasketsi
iecklaces,'
ah(l Pars Fancy ;Go6ds ;generallyi
:New.York, Feb. 27.-
53 w-
FUK HISK.! ur I.IIA l-Vi3
IfTtflE Proprietor of this Med Cine, ufter repeat-.
V Bv ' ri-r.hi .t its vlVtiirs't whicli nave beenf': t-i
tended' willUhe '"mostu?nni ucc now oners
it .t,V"tiv'L. rto-iirtVapJ:-nffl:rtVd!iwitliJtheiwastiiisS
diseases which it is designedo relieve, irt full
Vonfidf nee that it will be found etncacious, par
ticularly if ukeii in the lucipient tagt?s , ot these.
For two ve:rs pnf, llnS Medicine has beeji
nrenarea :n-vine lorm ot a rowuciy w. wc:n
mn1 ha I) OV-success. ltlSllOW
! v, . . . " , ----- 1 i j , i . . . ,! -
same liappy resulilv- Among its most prenronent
iiu.iuiic 4ii luituwnift hw MyM.,,.
pernicious. It relieves fchronicHection and
congestions of tlve lungs by . giving force to the
lancuid circulation., It assumes coughs. .1 pro
motes free and bland expectoration. 1 It removes
pain from the chest..
It relieves asthmatic and
difficult
respiration.
It e corrects" obstinate cos-
tiveness, and thus leaves the bowels in a regular
tjent to that bodily vigour, which . that jcruel
disorder the consumption, if left to its natural
bperation, would very speedily destroy. ; Is
Cerlihcates respecting the virtue ot this alerti
cine will accomnanv each bottle.
Price
$2
SO
a bottle, or $24 a dozen. - .' t , I V.-
f JAMES HADLOCK.
Fayetteville, Feb. 1829. . ; ' - 53--: '
' CCj" This Medicine may be had at the Store o
J. (;ALKS & SON, Raleigh. 1 I ' x
Halifax County. .
In Equity Fall Term, 1823.
William . E
Shine,-Complainant,
i
George W- Gary,
Robert F.;W. H. Perkins and
"Stephen Burrows, Defendants.
.T appearins: to the satisfaction of the
Court
. that RobtJ F V; Hi i Perkins resides beyond
the limits of this Sute s . It is ordered by. the
Court, that publication be made-i n the Raleigh:
Registeij for 3 HiohtlKV that unless he appear by j
the'secfnd day .of next ..term," and put. in jan an-i
i cwpr nla er Hmnrl" tlif Hmnnljinrtnf 's hill
:t :i he taken bra cona. ami set for hearino
ex panel .to him.; ! Z': - J
Vness;i Edmund J Freeman,
Clerk
arid
l.h 4lli
Monday after the "4thf Monday inlSept.
ig28.
EDM. B. FREEMAN, c. nf.
Tfe farmer 's'llotell
t it . J TTT' : -' '.j tit- -r---
ine lown oj traynesooro'j
tWTBXMt Q.VlCS.ilVA. rAn.. IAnt.a
iV. Carolina.
to infotrn his;
i friends and the Dublic that 1
he has put clias-
ed that large and commodious Establishment re-!
cenxiy occupiea oy jstuzemu, jcy.one nunarea
yards west of the Court-House on Water Street.
He respectfully solicits a liberal portion ofj pub
lie iatrdinage, believing from its proximity jlo the;
Coiirt-House, and jother advantages which tt pos-j
sesues, together with his I indefatigable attention
to those I who may jfavor him with their company,!
that it w!ill be found a convenient and hig-hly a I
'greeabld Boarding Establishment. - J . .''.
, His table will be furnished with the best the;
country affords, and his prices will be propor
tionate to the great scarcity of money and the?
unprecedente d hard times, j . j , :
I j , STEPHEN BOYTE.
Feb. 16. -v. y :.:r v. 4: '.v .49 3w'
03 The editor of the Newbern Spectator will,
insert the above three times, and forward his ac
count to the subscriber. " : i . ' T - ' Si B. i
rur importing urape vine JiootSi from
.France, at a rnoder ate price, and eteowA
usmg inemirouuciion or inai.cuuure in
MR. ALPHONSE LOU BAT;; having consl
' derably enlarged his Vineyard; oni Lonjj--Island,
where he now has, in full cultivation, 35
acres ot ground, containing 72,000 Grapei Vine
Koots ; having also the peculiar advantage ofJ
being enabled to procure the best speci
Roots from his Fathe rs extensive Vinevanl
Nurseries, in, the districts of J&ordelais,' Clerac.
T . ' T- ' " 'm.'. f -.. ' - - A
j3uzcit Ajeparimenisroi uronae una L.ot ana lia
rbnhe, in Francet'X45 Ni Lat.) proposes t(j' the"
numerous friends to the cultivation of the Grape
Vine, in .the United States, a subscription.- I t y
Mr. A. wiH engage I tQ furnish subscribers
with their Grape Vine Roots, before the First of f
iuiwmu kiiciii, ucc oi expense.
v m. uinwiMii bvica wucre suuabnjjuon
shall have bean opened. The roots will
year's old, and will produce considerable
lists
be 3
fruit
the second vear5! from the time oF tliir KV;n re
planted . They wjll bel carefully classed! and
packed n boxes with some of the ''original soi
in which, they have been raised, which will great
ly facilitate the thriving of the roots, when trans
planted.: -yy-v"J''?y'T.v . .-! yy" -" . y
- Orders will be purictuallyl attended" to I the
subscribers designating the quantities and spe
cies of the Grape Vine Iloots they wish to have
Tliey will engage to pay; for 1000 roots 6r more
at the rate of, 121 cents for each root fori less
than 1000, at the rate of 15 cents ; and 25 dents
per root for less than 50. s Rooty only tw years
old, shall be paid for at the' rate of 9 cents' each,
for 1000 or more ; 1 12 cents for less than 1000 ;
and 18 cents for less than 50 roots. ; - V; ''
r Payment to be made on delivery of the foots.
V JUtterYnotreteived unless POST PjIID.'
" K Subscription Lists are opened at
New-York, with ;AlphbnSe Loubat, 85. WalUti
Boston, --.. - -yK. Copeland, Jun."
Albany, .; ! .y yR;;jcMicifcei,iy y -j-
Pliiladlplda, " iVh AtriHge, a ;--', "
Baliimore, H Villard Rhoad 5
Washington CityFlidsl Wrpaitoi- i&
icicjifnona;, i ; ;. uavennort." Allei & r.n-
3avannafi, '.yy-llall,' Shaptee Sc Tupner.
,icwui:iu, ; rosier cc riutton.-i: - v
Charleston, f' T. &TVStfeet & Co.
..v ;
llaleigh, - - J. Gales & SouV
9urrl82g
tlSAl
ih eir' Vt ii esltl eti Ve red at Ne x bcrn,-ree of
expense
, I thatfrenVle rjefsiiiratioiCwIiich isdeemedbeHlthyi
t 1 sind t-tiWrlrs tl.o.4" svvta's which are morbid and
i .. - l I M.n1 I.i.l41i clotft . ! line l la (nilnl Ih'it Mvc
M.13P.S lON-IIOTEL;
;1 -."
$ - : t i
.1' -
HAT
ST4 " rAYETTEVlLLE, N O ItTII-tS A U O LI SK
i
Fonrxrlii of JUDD'S, arid- recently of (he
EESPECTFULLY announces td the public;
that he has rented the BlANSIONvIIOTELi
situate in the centre of business vn this: town", and
that ine pame w:onw upcu iur Hic itvw
Hoarders and Travellers. v S,"'
1-The nren'ises have been, Jatelv'i .completely.
repaire'dt and painted. -.The extensive range ci
rarjors, uining, anung u u- "--newly
furnished; : The Chambers supplied with
Nexi Beds tintk Bedding and the Stables well pro
vided with Fodder and Grain and taiUdtil ustiers.
I lis Bar contains the choicest Wines and Liquors;
sSelectedfh v himself in Phlladel phia . and Lar-
xUr will la'tf'ord at all timehiiebest proyisions of.
the market ar.rt idelicaciesof ' the seasns, while
Jiis .charges will bejnoderate to suit the ddhcur-
tV of tlie times. ; :J'-'-$y . ?.
Hairing Mwui; lmg 1 experience n two well
known f lot el in Philadelphia,;' and intending to
devote Tjis e litiref attention to this estriblL-hnin,
ReVassures'Ui
5'xert6ii vvith the advantage of that experienc?.',
is pledged for their ebmrort. repose, and gratifi-;
'c'ation, and for the godd management of the Man
sioir Hotel..- v v 1 - ; -UV; '"l1
r?H Seats In "Messr3. Malletts Iines
of Stages, viz. Charleston, Camden and Norfolk,
Can be taken at this Hotel, . ancuwiii be secured
in all other Lines of Stages leaving; FayetteVdle,
Kiyetteville, Jan. 7, 182y., - o wm
In the Court of Chancery
Of ihe fetate of Delaware, in Kent Cou nty.
5? rS land ford Jester, Stephen Jester,"Y
-i t Charles Jester & Ann Jester & John
j Smith, Jos. Emmerson,IsaaoJ ester,
( Isabel Jester, Ellen Jester, Sarah
. Jester and Leah Jester, minors un-
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3 rder the age of 21 years, by the.said
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M I iUaren ilcsicr.-iucir hcas hiciiu, -
' e Hust"e LowreyHsy Cannon, Jasu
arsett,Ei;zabethFiUsett,'John Farv
- I cett, Wm: Lowrev 1st Elixabeth his
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S wife, 8t Jacob Farsett & Martha LuTF
h. S J John Luff, John Farsett, AVUliam
j lrt-.-' iiotv: fit.vfr crcAtt " j?jr
I MarrFarsett. ' " . . ;:.,.. J
I r i 9C 11. ! It VIIHIUII ifc.v, .
'1829 February 11. It is ordered by the Chnh
;e!lqr, jthat Elizabeth FarseU and John Farsett,
wo of the . above Defendants; appear . in this
:ause on Monday the 27th day of luly ijCxt. v;j ;
' Aftru'e Copy from the Record,- " ; - '
. J. L. HARPER, Regr C: C.f
DoverDel. 18th Feb. 1S29.- V -.iO-Sm
House of. Entertainment.
f flHE Subscriber wishes to inform .his friends
B 4 ami the' Public, that he has declined mov-
mr to the country the present year,., and conti-
hues tb, keep his House, open, for the accommo
dation I of.TravellerS and others who may favor
lirri with their Company. vProducebeing cheap,
and cash scarce, he will Board for the following
ow prices. ; Bv the month (fire-wood, fcandles
BiC. furnished) $9 :;vif these articles! are not fur
nished,! $7, Man and Horse per day SI S5 ; Man
and Horse per month $15. .His Stables as usual
jshal! be supplied with the best provender and
an attentive Ostler. '-. - . ' - . ' - I f
V- t ' WILLIE JONES.!!
Rale
gh, March 3, 1829."
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All to be-drawn on the fourth offAnril.
Grand Gonsolidated Loltery;
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60 Number Lottery, 9 Drawn Ballots. . ,.
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Whole Tickets, S 10, Quarters, S2?50;
ilalv, y5,:j.K ihtli!s, y 1 251:
-Forjpale in tlie greatest' variety of numbers at I
jae Lottery ana Exchange Umce ot"'-'?. ' y
' - - -f .:t: ", 11. W. HEM SON, '.
Successor ta Messrs.. S. St M-' Allen &. C0T
' v.y"y-;y t . A..v.,yyy.i rPetersburif.
N. I). -All orders promptly attended to and
he drawing sent where directed.' Deiav ii n?
o secure a chanre 5 another 'onnortunii v' like
this may never ufl'er. AddrpsVto" y ,' :'
' y y -y ' R. W. H E WSON,-
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UTpHE Subscriber , w
li'miiji, to whom
isl 1 e s to Jem ploy a St7ter;
good wacres will be jriveh'
by tht(veat.
None need annlv-Hiidess of steaclx
bahii's and master of, tr
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traue, 'paniQuiuriy, .
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Raleigh, March 24U 1829. f r V 58. Aw":
4A; y I J. RU FFl 3 (formerly of Rali?h,V has o-
4JL pei'red hU house in Ihe Town oh Wades-bci-
roughj 100 yards west of the Court-Hotisi, whre
lie is prepareil to receive RaARDERSaud"ac-;
Commodate I llAVtl.I vE RS wu o may calfun luini
Every eflbr t will . be made tyt give" genital atis-
faction.
. j -Wadesboro d Feb.
49 jl
e Vines.
nnilESecretary of the Board of AgricuHurxv of
' JLt thisState,;; informs; the severaf Agiricuhnial
Societies connected with the Hoard, thtf agre
.ably to the instructions given himVit tlieir meet-
ing Uuring the Ute Session of the-General As-1
memory, .he has ortlered a supply of, Grape Aloes
from the Vineyard of Mr. Lou n At, on' Lorig Tsi
nd,yand has received advice of their, bem
pipped for WUuungW, in JO Roxes, eaeli con
taining 50 Roots of 25 different kinds, addressed
to-th everaly Societies; From ; Wilmington,
thfy Will be sent on toFayetteville, tq the care
of Mesais.; Horton St lluttou, to whom applied,
tion. w ill-be nrde by the several Societies.-?
'Wi'fCrt'ald bcraore, convenient
;ffr smtf of the Societies to send to Raleigh than
pon w n;s piace. ; y J. AiALES, Sec,1
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Ami 11.475 of ST0. '
yhnleTicl?ets $10,. Jlalves QuarTers S2 50
i . GC Aty orders promptly attended to., in t,l
last Dismal Swamp; ir,,35, 41, $5000 was stV
at tills O fHce-Send your orders to V . '' . -
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i ' Numbers drateniri iheJtsmaPSicamo -r-42,
22,ir, ; 4i, 39, 35. ; ; A"
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Main a"n4vRdad Streets, and fi: tedit
np for a Pirhlic' IIoue,' expects shortly to r.
ccivea supply of Funiiture, and be ready fof
the reception of Company on the 15th ins'tantV
lie Has also prepared Siables to acqommo late
35 Horses, : besides extensive Carriage Slielters
Thie Proprietor invites the attention-of Travel.
lersytohe NATIONAL HOTEL, on account
of its many advantages ; being yery.cromodioai
with -Piazzas nearly round Jhe. House from the
Second st orj , v and in the centre of the" busineSi
'part of town.- . . ; .V""--'.' -
y- in auaition.to what he has on hand,-the. Pi0. 7
prietor'will -receive? from NewrYork, in a few.
days, Porter.- Ale. Wines -and '; Honor th 'i
y la addition.to what he has On hand,"-the Pin.
days, Porter, Ale, -Wines -and J.Vquors of the
best quality. V Every es(ertioa nll be made ttr
Igiye general satisfaction to ; all who may please
o call upon him. y-y : " ? j ' .
t-V He feels grateful to the customers of his for
rner Hotel, and solicits a' 'continuance of their
patronage:f '".;....--'.; -j H";-.-'. ; ,y . t
The Subscriber keeps Hacks, Gigs & Horses
to Hire:: v CT-.-;T.-J;.1 J AMES S. RELFR
Nov. 4
54 4t
The Cehfyraleu and, thorough-bred Pace
llorse. i
vashington,
will stanctat my Stabler
in this place, (which
is 59 miles from fc
leigh,:23 from Ii;ns.
boroueh. 36 from n-
ford, ;and 12 from Milton) the ensuing season
which will commence the 1st ; of March and end
the' 15th of July ; find will be let to mares at th
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low price or t wemyuouars the season; which
may.oe
Dollars
cents
provided forM ares, and grain -Sec. ; fi;nished at
the -market prices.- "Every care Will be taken to
prevent, hut I will not be-esponsible for escapes
or 'accidents o 'any kindV V; ' ,i
yWastiington 'is a; bright sorrel, five feet tw
and a half inche s, high," ten years old the ensu
ing Spring-, of great strength power, muscle,
bone 4ind sinew Was got by the celebrated race
horse Timoleon, one. of-the best sons of Sir kr.
most approved blood trt the , country, to wit s
Caroi;fe,' Realit'y, Vanhy," Sir Archie, Citizen
Pacolet, end Monsieur Tonson.- Rut the follow,
big Certificatefrom the; most eminent sportsmen
of the country; and besi judges of the blooded
horse, will readily establish' his reputation, as a
stallion of the very first order; together with his
having already proven himself to be a sure and'
first rate foal eiter.f 1 - ' : . , i
:V;W er'the-un4erslgned;, hving been in the ha
bit of seeingand running horses for a time past,
4ake pleasure in renderinjr justice to the stallioa
Washington yHis runs, -two, three &r four mile
heats, have distinguished him as a'racer. of the
first order, r 'Hie runs i?f Ariadne, his dam, gave
her , a high station on th'e t urf - and the races of
his sire, Timoleon," are Vcknoudedg-ed by all to
have hecn the best 'ever i-un, and the. colts of
Tim .leon heretofore, and 'part icularly this Fall,
hai'e not only bee,n good but great :r 1 ;
'.; Given under our hands y this 16th day of Nov
1820. yff . a.-,'- --c:; :-f, ri . ,
y . vWm. R. Johnson,- N. Gee,4; f : -;-ty
;, Williirri AVynnej y Thomas M'Gehee
y ;:; William VVest, y, : Henry M. Clay,
i A'yJ- a: Ai-Vych'es, f ;; James J : Harrison,
RJ R. Johnson Ai-tlmryTaylor.
.V . John Vorsham, ' V i ' y ! -
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'U' ; : PERFORMANCES. ; f ,y:
:y , Wa dnngton, 3 n 1 22, ' w he n lie was 3 years nld,
-w as engrtgd.in four Sweepstakes 1 in the Spring
lie uoii the, Skes atrCew-Market cjf Lawrence
tvillcj hi the, Fall he. wxlh beaten. at Warrenton, bf
John ;iicharls be; won the' 1st lieaf.'but lost the
2d, ' by' ; having a bcul start,y whereby he Iist
about eighty vards, half a
length. y Reinfj consFdrt-dliv bad order he was
draw y having the s wcfrpstakes at New-Market
tdtin foriWhichrhe: won,. beating the cehbra
ted race horse Henry (the same that" run against
Eclipse for iwenty'thotis-incl dolla is)' -there were,
four heatsln this race, ,- the -first, being a dead
heatV Hfiny woa the second, asJiinsrton the
3d and 41. ' N . ; y ; -
' : In lhe Spring of 123, he was (rained at New.
Market, but owiiiir to ids havlne a curb on one
.of bis Iegs,i Jhtv f4rst of the trainingseaon, i
oniy run one rac?. p He 'was lhaiuly-capp'd it
Ke-narket withrSir Vil!iam atid a hore be
Jost-consklerably in starting for the secoml heal,
ana was only, beaten a. length. ,Thisheat -va
run in -three mimi'es foriy-five seconls, u hicli '&
two seconds less than any t wo mile heal ;has fi
ver been t mi at New-murkety. Sir Williani tail
ieri pounds off" hrii eular wergln, and Was!ini'
lon carried his full weight. ,y : , fyt ;;. , T
: - Tlie follt(w1iig -F'lf . he won the Proprietor'
.Purse, at i:Kew-Majkei, Uifee hundred doll .,
Inee tnile jieats. Vl'Jife .fif,. hCat irtthi.rcc
wa dbo ruii in two "seco'nds less thaV anv on r-
cortl bn, tha,t ground; yJ ; r iy " ,:
-f l,e w: thnc-irted n Half imore, i u here be . ;
Xwtl' rjjrietorV pui se of fi Imndi ed; Jul-
lafs; bcatuithe ctrtehrat C-iY: tc't.1 f orse' YU'mX '
Ct.il.lexs wllU ; easeJif He; w-vs tilscovcred to te
Jaiiief?erVMusr:.ccrWcasi s.npas'
d'by y tlie sltuatibny of -the -grinirid ii being ' a
iic u-iracWf y ?j.
rhe was then carried to .Was!ingtcn City,c4
ran ope' heat in that sttitatiohv. b'ut.was bea'ten bj
sii hundifdido:Jars. with easel bestW Cokme1
W,yhf inartt Fri:lu.!aiy"St;"i;Ap,t I taitisVn' lor
:v'; ; ' UV(rV' CM JAMESLA ;
Leash urgV Cas wel I cott ntvtN. C ? -1'a"-j
S -y Veb. 2U 18;9.- , . i'; ? jrt
l-i vyvvelve -or Fifteen
'7RTA LTJAB LE NEG RO ES fr sale,
tbeV
i y Jjnity "of Jiajeigli-pply tdths ?rintrt
v S-ltliJan. 1829. y -i ' - : .-l
ntrr.
Iiit;limond, Va.
?v , The. Stibscrjherrhaying.aken'ihvt
? f ii ?Uirc-,5r( I f use, owned b'vUn
if tKW-'Hoirerson.- Esq. ton the. cot-no ..(
jtijscnargeu uy ine payment, of Fifteen
J if oahl within the season x t with fift-
to the ;Groom. Good Pasturage will bV
cine, out of the Tiotpd Mare Ariadne, by Citizen,
Wildair, Spadille andySilvereyetluis uniting
in himself in aif eminent degfee, the best ani
Jowgitigy to Col. AVyniie. v Vashiugion won the
first heat, . Sir; ViJliath- the second and fiiuH
.Washiniriou was unformnate . in - thi's'i race : he
a.mare ct Air Vyniisr and was dniwn lie
t uf d t he, S" j) rh Ig- f oil o wi n g1, : a tid won .1 he-'.Joc
'ke'Vd Ciubx Pinse "four hiif i.eit.i &t, N'evv-Market,
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