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lb ere i3 a'hanl which mine hath prest,
V " But -Mch it ne'er can press aain.'
Cavern the-tnidniffhthour of rest.
; :v.Vhpn f.leen itnnarta its fancies vain.
There is ca eve of floating blue, ? y
Which e Jr kindly beamed on m(.
. .There, is a cl.cek of lilly hue; '
- Which I alas I ; no more shall see - : , f
'.."There is a smile cf gentleness, : j m
Of sweet and lovely purity ;, L '
1 . Vhich oft in vision comes tobless -
-The rrtllowed eye of memory "
There is a name whichv I. conceit, yV.
Deep irt afiection's sacred shrine'
TCor wh'uper, lest I should reveal, ; ty
To any ear this name of mine! r ' : t f.
."v There is a being pure and brighV k x
s a yoking boriey flower of May,
' That" was a beamof golden ligbtj ;
' i Upon a.dark;and lonely day. . j - i
There is a heart which mine hath pri2ed,
" i Above all other hearts on earth : '
t .Which 1 have dearly idohzed,: :.r
i v For an hi sweetness, all its worth,
s . - v " - " ; .
- There is a feeling in this breast, 1 , 1
Untired by.time decay or care $ r."
That cannot, will not be suppressed,
V i But ever glow in freshness there. .
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" " Mshintoh,yMarcU 5,a829. - i ,
:F6r; Sale;oVReiit,.
i rr' frriiAT Valuable stand on" Fayetteville Street,
,y - recently occupied'as a Grocery, by ' Alien
i , r . r; Sims, and formerly y. John F. Goneke, as a Con-
-'ectiomry Store-. Apply.to ,v; .V1 '
!- ,wvR. GALES. V
, .y ti! igh 26th Jan'y. V ; -V ''42. :'
yOR;SALE!
V TXT WISir to sell the place witliin a mile of Hills
r' , rILborouffh, on which ! now reside., There are
I I . i W 205 acres, abou one half cleared, ten acres' of
K ' y Meadow". land and the balance' in wood. The
; ; y9-. improvements are - all jiewj. and finished "in the
. ' - " - best manner ' consist of a D welling House,
i ' .i containing eight room with fire p laces, ; b esides
:--; c 'passages, closets, &ca large Barn. ind Stables,
C 'and otntr nccessury . wuuiuuses. i nere are se-
Tcrer .sr. tail t Gprirs 'ofthe best water on
..--;-the lucVandale aud well ielected' fruit
Orchard. - ,s, - . 1 . ,
1 will selt this property on the most , liberal
terms either for moneyon easy credits or will
. 4
" exchange it for Negroes or Western lands. J -
' Application may be made by letter to the sub
""'Ecriber,- at Hillsborough. frx ',-,) -
'l -v -wanderson;
" CiDUR Subscriber vjsheso
j SmUhio homood wages will be friven
C W11" No.ierieedaply unless of steady
'.jwiwsia master, ot tlie IradeparticuriJ 1 '-wt cany application De.made by
yJSjcon-maki7Jf. yt ;-V r-vf- u:y letter cr personally,,;' r-', ri'r.f
. - : V '- jsrd. c: stedman' :i pr-rt3 m b2 cheated aisbv' -;:;"';
tale.sICMarch24tb,1829.-'r-58'3t; v" '.ic . ' r?"-..V-
fee iulivo' C so.' Ml c ? N. 'flaolfcr j '
:n c
rth bycf:;av t. 7 the vacancy on
j - - -
tr.2 pencil ot tne buprerae uourt oi we ict
.lay Ion 1 J v - " v .; I
J TnTTTrnmVcKfs,,
:,0v ." I
; V c a - ..wake.uouiity. . A
Court -of - Fleas and Quarter Scissions.' February I
fTerm, 1829. V ' ' ' 1
Delia Hay vood, Ex'x."
Original attachment,le-
- : WiUiamv, Nichols. ' t
1 tied on Negroes, ;
TTN this' case it 4 havint been made to appear to
U .the Court that the Defendant has : removed
himself beyond thelimits-of this-State, or so.
cannot be servedton him: It is. therefore order;-
ed by the; Courtthat advertisement be made for
six weeks in. the Ualeigh Register,! for the De?
tenuant to come torwaru on, or.neiore xoeiexi
Teriit of i this Court, to !be held at the Court
House in ttalehrh.i' on .the 3rd Mondav of May
. m t ' '
next ; then "and there to replevy and plead to
issue, otherwise," Judfrment will be made hnai,
and the properjy 1 levied on be condemned sub-
i esie, . - j i, , is. a. LirNt, u.
FOR SALE.
. . THU suDscrtoer oilers tor bale the late resi
dence of, Chief-J ustice Taylor, ? at present occu
pied by Thomas liuffin, Esq. . This seat jmmC
diately adjoins the City , of Raleiffh, has sixty
lurT i "uu.':l.Bt?eu l" '7. ! r 15rcc,V;
edly the handsomest and most eligible place, of
residence .n that neighborhood. vForterms, ap,
three acres of land, attached to if, and is dectd
plication may be made to Sherwood Haywood,
Esq. of Raleigh, or to the subscriber.
. WILL. GASTON.
Newbem,' April 3. ' f , . - 61
v. S
r - TrFOR SALE
A , light SULltEY with a neat Harness. Apply
JjL at this Office. ,v f , , -r" - - -L -
'."'"':;:' Periodicals. y;--
'PHILADELPHIA Medical Journal, by Carey
and Lea, published quarterly,' at $5 per annum
American Quarterly .Review, : f 5 per annum.
North-American Review,
'$5 idols
: Southern Review,
do
Flint's Western Review, published
once a
month, $3-per'anhumi -y '--:j5rs
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ternal Improvements, $5 per annum. ; v - j i
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Subscriptions for the above received by j
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XFeb: 1, 1829.' ' j, ?' V I ,
CASES & sorj
HAVE just received from the North, a large
supply of Books, i amongst which are the
following popular Works ;
Bishop Heber'a Trav- r Tales of -Woman,
els. 2 vols. v8vo. Do ' " . Poems.
. Do? . Poems, . i Pelham, 2 vols.
, i Irv
'ine'sColumbus,3 vol&..The Disowned, 2 vols.
DoSalmaeundU2vols. Life m India. 2 vols. ! "
Josephus, 2 vols. la. 8vo. High Life, 2 vols. f . -
Goode's Study of Medi- Subaltern's Log , Book,
y cine, vols. bvo. : u 2 vols. : -,
Do Book of Nature Zillah, 2 vols. v
Thacher's Med. Bioerra- Rachel Dyer,
phy, 2 vols. ' , , Crockford,or Life in the
Gisbome's Duties o West,;,
t -Man, 2 vols! . . The Roue, 2 vols.
Domestic Duties of Wo- Almacks, 2 vols
- men, , , ' Herbert Milton, 2 vols. '
Sismondi's Literature, Stranger of the Valley,
Keppel's Travels, ' , Scott's Novelists.. 2
Dobsorta Petrarch, v i vols.,, t . .
Hume's Essays, 2 vols. Memoirs 1 of. Madame
5,000 Receipts I v . 1 Hauset,
Milton's Prose Works, Do , - - Campan,
Salkeld's Reports vols. MisS Mitford's Rienze &
Powel on Mortgages, J1 1 Julian. . . .
Kent's Commentaries, i . Miss Baillie's Bazil de
Starkie'iCriminal plead- iA Montford; The Bride";
( ing, V --.'- The Dream, &c. &c. .
Coxe'a Digest,- , V- '! '; ' .''
Life of .Mrs. Siddons . 1 Also, just received, 4a
H-Mri Kemble Dr. Ai- creneral Assortment ;of
f kin and Goethe, ; School .'and"-. Children's
Lady of the Manor, 7. Books Bibles of every
!TvoIs--, i 1 . . size & quality, from 4to.
Mrs. ' Hcmans Records to 24mo. Quills. Slates.
ot Woman, ' , , &c c. - -
Standard Works amongst many thousand of
others in Store : " v.. i .
. Cardinal de Retz, 3 vols. Xife of WaslnWtoni
5. vols.1 Gibbon's: Rome. Scott's Life of Nanolp.
on, 3 vols. Bain's War of the Revolution, 4 vols.
Milton's .Treatiseibn Christianity, 2 volsl 8vo.
Do Prose " Works, 2 vols. Philadelphia A'gricuP
tural Society j 6 vols Universal History 9, vols.
Life of Beattie of Fisher Ames. American Revo-"
lution, 2 vols. Pinkertons Travels, 6 Volsl l large
4tot, with Plates, Encyclopedia;; SLvols British
TheatreiTl vols. Shakespeare, large 8vo.,2 vols.
SiSectator, large 8vo, 2 vols.; Sterne's, Burn's,
Scott's, Pope's, Cowper's and Goldsmith! Po
ems; in 24mo. Rollin's History, &volsZ Plutarch's
Lives, Life of Wolfe Tone, 2 vols. &c' &c. &c.
April 9. i , . -i . y
., MANAGERS. OFFICE RICHMOND.-
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
Oo JVb- 4-?with S4 Capital Prizes.
a rnzes ot k 10,000 is 220,000
5,335
40 ,
40
51 -.51
1U) V u
;4o,ooo : 1
.20,000
10,200
4,000-.
50a"
' 200 -
100
y Besides' S90U80ro-60-5040-20
,ylFhole Tickets glbl Halves g5; V
', - r. ) Quarters g2 50. " ' ' j a
i A package of 20 whote,l whicht is compelled
to, draw; $90, , may be had for $200.' Shares of
Packages m the same proportion. r ; v . y
For chances in .the above ' Splendid Scheme'
send yocr orders to Yates & Mantyre,RichmoncL
who are the Managers. -1 'V; ' 7
YATES & MINTYRE.
A Job'of CarpenterfsVWijrk
?
WANTED
nflHE Subscriber will work on
,r,
J..BRIGGS
moderate terms. J
aud will receive in pay cash or a vounsr ne-1
r-r--. ;t- r--.
v..
rn I bet. Lcn Water a rrc?.t Cl's
r CI 123 "-rthen Yare, cc-:anmg
-1 Ltec, D,-hes, C C. Chambers,
- lnni,. Tnhh 7iv Jubilee and others,
110 rises' cr.iia War-contaitoner" Quart and
Pmt Decanters, pint, 1 pmt and ,1-3 pint 'turn
biers,, tor saie
? . ; .,; , Sdso. for salt as attovef
w A-comnlete assortment of Lookmsr 4 Classes,
Shell and Horn Combs,4 Ladies' Travelling wort
Basfcetsf Amique Oils, Snuff Boxes,: Necklaces,
and Paris Fancy Goods generally. .'f', ',
New.York Feb. 27.
TO THE AFFLICTED,
''-rf
xVegetd b le;Sifiip
FOR'DIS EASES OF THE
fllHF, Prdtirietor of this Medicine,
1 . ed trials of its virtues. Which have been at-j
ith the most signal success, now tter T
diseases which It is designed to relieved, in full
For-two vears oast, this.Medtcme. nas Deen
nreoareu in the form of a Powder, U takpn as an 1
infusion, with the' most happy success. It is now 1
onerea in uic-miiivicq m mic st
in Powder, ai the Patient niay prefer, under the
conviction.1 that either form; will produce.the
same happy result., Among its most prominent
quarltiesPt following may be mentioned, as en-
g particular consideration. xIt promotes
that P-pntle rjersniration which is deemed healthy,
and checks those sweats , which are morbid and j
pcrmcious. It relieves , chronic .affections and
ccmffstions oi tne lunirs uv kitiiik..iu.cim
languid circulation. It assuages couglis. It pro
motes free and bland expectoration. It removes
pain fromllhehests H relieves asthmatic and
difficult respiration. ItcbJTects bbstinatc cos
tiveness,and thusjeaves the bowels io a regular
and healthy state. Thus, it is found, that these
painful symptoms which indicate diseased. lungs,
peadilv vield Ah this TJowerful remedy,-when sea-
k1:..on.tl n tliaWit rtrr "'the r.' I
sona
tient
t to ' tliat bodily viur: Which thacruel
disorder, the consumption, if left to its natural
operation,, would very speedily destroy yy
Certificates respecting the virtue of this Medi
cine will accompany cicb bottle Price; $2. $0
a bottle, or $24 a;dozen.eWl-.ii;'l';,"f t;v
-M T V-i.l-; J AMES, HADLMUK.'
FayettevnieFeb.jl829.-
53-'
f 11 r. I ills nnuiwiit w ..; w w.
' j-! .- TV.t V1ttriA mutt ha hoH of Mii!StnpH rtF I
1 rTi we t !ft- ale chi . ' - h T ;-
r vWjill Stand the, easuipg
season at mv Stable, in North-
f( lyrTy amptbn ; county, N. 0arolinaw
'iieSJStA about; ,-3 miles from the Court
house, 6 miles from the town, "of H alifax-and. 21
from Belfield, Va He will cover mares ,at $75
the season pay-able on the first of January he xt;
of iSir Archie's friends as
live at a distance will
send their notes with the mares, payable on the
hrst ot January
to be paid for .
!r.nrir.tA!S212r.; SE
uc f i, lft. iKrt
fit of ma5 that may be left witb tnehbrse;
the addition of grain feeding at 2s per d.yr
.i" nr!.ari WovMp, w.ti(
wilKth
colts No paina will be spared in taking the
best pbs&ible care of mares, &c that may be left,;
but no responsibility fbr escapes or accidents. t
' Sir Archie's; blood,' great size, performance on
the turf, and 'celebrity as a foal getter, ire suffi
cient recommendations. I 1 - ' .
''"' ;-." .! ! JOHN D: AMIS.
March' 4. "L , "" : ,. 58 eo8 ': " '
. V. - . : . ' .. . i . , . - t.
ale of Land ndNeoiBs. f
Tfj)URSUANT to an Order of the Coiirt of E-;
JLJ quity for Franklin County, I shall expose to
Public Sale, at the door: of. the Courthouse in
Louisburg, on Tuesday the 9th day of June next
that Valuable TRAQT of LAND, on which Na
thaniel. Hunt "now. lives, lying on the waters of
Sycamore and Fox Swamp, adjoining the Ian.ls
of G. .W. Freeman, Russel and others contain
ing about 3100 acres, i The improvements on
this land are, a large and commodious Dwelling.
Houses with all convenient Out-Housesi"-an ex
cellent Gi h House', and 'cleared land e ifough to
work twenty or thirty hands to advantae v!'1
Also bne other TRACT, lying on . Crooked
Creek; j adjoining J. Gray, Jeffreys and others ;
containing about 500 acresAnd f:V: q ;
Another TRACT of 44 acres, lying on Fox
Swamp adjoining N Patterson and others.H
y'A-t the same time and. place, and under the
same order, I shall offer for sale, three ? likelv
young Pfegrb SLAVES, i ! ' -,( y
' The above - Property will be sold on ;a credit
of six ahd twelve months the purchaser giving
uuiiu wiui jpruveu securuy,- io . oear ; interest
from the date. . - " H yM iC
I VV'-- hwWILL; HlATTL,.Triisteei-'v
; April51.;.,- V- tfmywiaJi
Notice is herebv civenj
fJlHAT the next annual Convention of the Pro
?A testant - Episcopal Church, in' the Estate j of
wuiiii-vsaroiiua, will DC UCKX OailSOUTy, On
Saturday the 23d of MayV-1829.';;: yy
. I K- I1W & IJ II T - ' tiriVOT lTiril..
April 23. 1829.
y
67 3t
1 . : EXECUTOR?s SALE r
npHFASale iof the remaiijtng :;STOCKof:Gbobs
JL' of Winship Stedman. dee'd. .Will commence
on Monday the llthr day of May next, -and con
tinue nnlil all J-ia'cilrl.."4:-iTti'QtAfV-
very general assortnient, comprising nearly eve
ry article in the mercantile line, and many, arti
cles not to be procured 'elsewhere! ;- j
Terms of Sale.. All sums .tinder five dollars,.
cash: between five and fifty dollars, six months
, credit ; : bet ween' fifty and one; hundred dollars,
nine months ;and oyer one hundred dollars
twelve months credit, r Bond with approved ie
curity will be required. . , ;
- All.perspns;indebted 5o the Estate are notified
to make imme&atepayent
complyr: will find their accountsand bonds in the
hands of legal collectors The Executfifsincerei
ly hopes.Ue wiliv not be, under the disagreeatie
necessity oftesoiting v to -coercive , measures ;
whkh he will be reluctantly compelled 4o do,
with such aa fail to compIy,g the situation of
the esta-te'demands .a eeoycblh;ctionjtbf the
, t : NATHAN A STEDMANEx'r. i
Pittsboro, ' April 23 ' 4 ;5 r 2w fe
NOTICE.
finHE subscriber,' at AjlTerm1829, having
jl quaunea as Administrator on 4 the Estate ! of
?aau -i. 4ui-, ucc u xiiis.is xq give,notice to an
persons indebted to the said estate to make im
mediate payment , and all those having; claims
against the estate to bring; them-in properlyau
thenticated,?Jwithin the time prescribed by Jaw,
orthis notice will be plead in ' r of their reco-
very.
. April
STANTON TA
riTL i Admr.
. . . tlx'
lw
, .i
ZilBaOOZI'D' i ' 1 present year's.growth, :.rt;,7 . .;, -,VL-V 'l'"' : J Jl VJUW. 'C'.y .
- . : O ' Earlv June; Cabbage? ,i White Mustard U ; 1 MILLINERY BUSINESS.andinformathi'i :
confidence that it will oe, toqna emcacits,- par; i Early Jb rame uucui
ticiilarly. if taken m the incipient stages ot - thpse J ing Green V ' i do ' i
dieaes. , ' . ,. 1 - - . - N - 7 ! RoseXettuce.verv early
ti vr
...v .'u- im. I ablv to the instructions eiven him at their meet-1 the second
tan ti t.r1in rt IhA ma roe f ww..- ,....v.. ..v - ""Ttr. I
rrc-'p nnrrr in w .
''X7D r3 attae l:r-. ..crectj.e isr.a.
i:diticn cf tLz 0ce cr.J cf -i Jirticc ct
tbw Peace, rr.J.'a Gu:3 to Cherts, "Ccrcners,
Clcrz, Cor.it-blcs and cticr-Civil OuWiin
North Carolina. With-an appendix, .containing
the Constitutions of this State and of the -United
States, and a collection cf the cost spprored
rnmtfi fnr tbft nsft nf these OOeers: 1 ; ;
this valuable Work con.
ed to, from any part oFJ.he State
,iFeb.-lf J829. : .
: JFresh Garden Seed.
Trrf AvE? just i received the : following j uaraen j
JUL
v SurarloadQ ' -r Nasturtium
tium "v ?
DutchJParsmp
hRed Dutch &dorl -JJarge. Orange. -Putnpkin
tnoer Jtoutiu Fuv j , - v i
Early Busn aquasri - , 1
Winter Crooknetk do,
Silesia ' dolarsre neaa vegeuioie vvsusr
Tennis ball do superior -Curled Cress - .
Madeira , do excellemVPepper Grass .
ice uuss uu ; j, wu --r ,Tl
Scarlet S. T. Radish Early Mohawk sdo ,
Xonj? Salmon do Small Lima do -
cherry Turnip .
Red Onion, larg
White Portg. d
(jO. xarY iiuiBfui & c
V
Portff. do
; 'June , -. f - t,i
Silver Skinned do :;
Blue Imp Dwarf s do ;
Orange! Carrot Large AlarroWtat v - do
jfaeifr?V&22 - &
miTrtiheWomt
Of the State of Delaware, in Kent County;
rstandford Jester, Stephen Jester,"
o
Charles Jester &, Ann Jester John
Smith, Jos.Emmersbn,lsaac Jester,
Isabel JesterEllen Jester;; Sarah
5?-.-Jester S
. . -.- ....... ' ' :
Jester ana Lean jester, minors un
der theage of 21 years, by,thc said
f ustide T jiwrev. Hettv Cannon. Jas.
3
Farsett.Elizabeth Farsett.John Far-
.
St
I
cett. Wm. Lowrev & Elizabeth his J
' S. : wife,& Jacob Farsett &'Martha Luff
O t jobn Lutt, Joun arsetv vsam.
T - l -W7J. ' nw: rfmn 'x'AmaK
i , ., I n
-jj raraciif ucuu vuuwii A bw,
; ? Lwary j;arse. ; : . ; . 1 I
1829, February 11. It is ordered byjthe Chan-l
cellor.' that Elizabeth Farsett Jand John Farsett,
two of the above Defendants, appear, in this
cause on Monday the 27th day of Jtily next. ,
' A true Copy fromtbe;Beccr'd,.:: fcSi-iy''
:. v'J L. H ARPER, Regr C. C.
V Dover, Del. 18th Feb1829. ? I 1 50-3m
3 ;U
GTieyVxheiC
tj:-i
t -11 "V r wr" ,,5 - rrr r :
r.JL. : this!State, inform; the several Agricultural
LjblK b. m Mmi .'raiiDlr of .Ctrao.,ViiMS
t lana. ana nasvreceivea
l!?0. : Ir ' -
RPWlmmnynB
taming 50 Roots of 23 different kmdV, addressed
I tn thft several " JSociieties. From ' Wilminrtnh.
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tney win oe senr on-to r ayexieyuie, io ine care
oi Messrs, nonoii ot uuiiuti, , iu wituui aJJiiu-
tion Will be made by." the several Societies.'
Frcim. a belief that it would1 be more convenient
tor some ot tne societies to send to jtaieign tnan
to; Fayetteville, a few; of ; ther Boxes will come
on to this place; r yy ; JvGAL.ESi -Sejtiy.
, naieign, iviarcn i i
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WILLIAMS & H AY WOOB,
Jf AVE just received, and offer for 4 sale the
mlJL
L following 'valuable and highly v approved
medicines ; . ' h ... a: -, .'1,1---s :
v;:sim:il
Tor the cure of ; Scrofula
philtic and Mercurial Diseases Rheumatism,
ulcerous Sores; Diseases or the Liver and Skin,
Anderson's Cous:hDr6psv : A7-
- A valuable Medicine1 for . Coughs & Coitsump-
tions.; .r'i;t; llMfyAy
. : "n-.l ;...'j.'. f.-m ' "!. - 'u "' :i. :
mi ciiibittiuus remcuv lor itneumatisnru linuL
F?r removing Pimples; Freckles, 'Rineworms
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Rosers Yefctalde PiilrJwnicDe
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; An article; hicrbly: recommended -ibr Cotiehs.
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CaUrrhs v'incrpient Asthmas and Consumptions.'
Raleitb Alafph'lR-
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EMOIU on th
e Cultivation of the Ifineyanct
node of makiric- Wine second
on the best mbde
Edition.
n.; Washington City, J.828. Price half-
v:;lne.o2i'0
bound
flRaleigh Jah-22n
FltEN 0 11 LANGUAGE
:.-;'-.
YjtASYsM ETHOD .foracbaganbwlgebt1
JLji e xrenca language, aaaptea- to Schools
nd:SelPTvi1oH-'-
v'The foltbwing;Wbrksby
of the French Lauae lb :theHigH Schoolof
Philadelphia are to be had at;the Bookstore of
J. GALES &i SQlt$&l
'.1st..' A Collection of one hundred of Perrip's
Fables, aecompani'ed by u Key, containing the
textrliteraland ; freetranslatibnarr.iged
in such aT ininner a9 to point but: the difference
between the French : and the English idioms.
according Xp the best;Frenchwori?sextahtlon
the aubj ectilThe 4 whole 'preceded by atTrea
tise on- the laounds of theFreneh language; Us
compared with those pf the English -after which
SyIlabairev oronectibnl Frericliword
with thenis.frxim'ofto eigM syllables.'-
4- LesAAventure&deTeUmaque par Fenelbn,
accompanied by aKey to thefirst eight books t
eontalning like the . FBbleWthe texta literal
and free translation - intended as a Sequel to the
rauies - , - f -
JUCT PUFL
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. find PoWder. ng Blood Beet;,; v Solid Celeryr white -rv n BS; MART ANDREWS returns her thana
; alter repeat-1 - York- Z" do. - lirown-oo'r - - I she still continues to currv on thai.
1 RnMtiid snnntir.trlNarith trf RninH; that oor(?. I
3UF?ALOi,r
f,
the Poblic " that iJi
y purc'.iasd the Public House1 forrnS
ly cccup.cd.by, Wm.' W. Ri
Ilex. High on Ilargett Street; at the corner S
.Vilmin'rton Street; - where he will be rlaH tv
v
ceive Travellers and others, and will use mS
most-exertions to accommodate them comfort
bly. V ' - " "V
- Ills Stables, are good and will .be conBtanth
supplied with plenty ef Provender of every kin?
. Owing t6 tlie scarcity cf money and plentifij
n'ess of produce, the price cf Board for Man. and
Horse will be a dollar a. day, or eight dollars J
month Tor a single pe.soti.
,He has a HACK; three GIGS and-HOUSES
forllirevtat the ".shortest notice; ;His pricea ft
his Hack," Gigs and rllorses, are--$3 a dar fi
the. Uzclc i Gisr with Horse Iz Rova..
and .Horse,' without a Boy CI 50a day i.a Horc.
alone?! a day x a. Gig 50 Cents a day.- ;- -
',j'&that all orders confided to her willic bron' '
. ly and f faithfully- attended to. She betrs 1PT"
pared .to DVE, at the shortest notice. Ladi
uressesr uonnets, rccc. and SCOUR Gentli-m.ni.
Coats anj' pantaloons ; also to CLEAN
REPMRBonnets: v 1 . . - '
:nerfauonM Kepi vartu- JMOltti r,f iV
State-f louse' on Halifait jitreet where She is' ali
ways to be found. v ' j.
Raleigh, Feb. 11., r : 45 jm .
Pctions Piven nt thir kie minn k.amj .
-ntif
use of such of the Agncltural Societies -as may
wish to make experiments inthe raising of Silk
such - of the Societies , as - desire a subdIv- ri!t
please immediately to apply; for them, as ther
Will be liable to injury if transmitted when the
W earner Decomea warm. s a ney can be mclos.
e.inV.letw.bmailwiK "' i
mm:-f '$y:$U 3- GALES, Sec :
; Uaieign,. eo y, l ,
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-Wf R ALPHONSE LOUjBATVhatincbnsk
:Xf JL-4erably,;enUWgedr his yjneyard,6n Lonr-
Island, where he,jiow. bas in full cultivation, 55.
acres of ground; containing 72; 000 ' Grape Vine
: I Roots ; bavins: also the peculiar advantage r,r
being enabled . tb procure the best species cf
Roots trom His Fatner's extensive Vineyards and;
Nurseries in the districts ofBordeldis Clerae.h '
JBuzet; Departments of Gironde and Lot and Ga-
ronne, n France, (45 N. Iat.) proposes to the
numerous inenas io me cuujvauon oi tne Urape
v ine, in vuc uutieu oiaies, a suuscrcpuon. -1
Mr. A- L. will engage to furnish subscribers
with their GrapeiVine Rootsbefore the Vint tf
March natf; and forward them; free of expense,
iu iuc auierent-ciiiesc wnere suDscnption lists
shall v have . bee'ri opened.. The roots will be 3
years" old, and will produce consider able fruit
year from the time of : theirNbein?
They ; wilL be carefully classed and
iai'-fB-bw:iritli'6m.-;,?lie
original soil
7 ng
P--jSi
.Orders will be punctually .attended to : the
I subscribers desinatins? the Quantities ami n
i tt r o" o wwv
t cies oi me urape vine iwjois iaey wish io Have.
i wii.tugagc A.u jijrj iur,vuu ryuis.or more,
at the Tate of 12' cents for each root i for less
than 1000, at the rate of 15 cents f and 25 centj
i per root lor less tnan du. ftQotsi onlj t-wiyecn
J eld, shall be paid for at. the rate of 9 cents each,
I tor jpyy
or more s -12 cents for less than 1000 :
and 18 cent5 for less than 50 roots. V y :
payment to be made on delivjery of the roots..
QrXeiter not received unless 1? Qth? PdIp W
; S Subscription Lists are on ened at :..
New-York; wjth Alphonse Loubat, 85; Wallet.-
AlbanyA, nRMcMichaeL:i-o i: '
fpiuladefphia; ; Van Aniringe; t: ' ,
Baltimore, - . . Willard Rhoads. " - ,v i
Washington CityvThos. .W. PairbTV- r w
Richmond, Davenport; tAllen& Cov J
Savannah f - ;HajI.Shapt-&'Tupper-:'"-NeW-Orleans,';Fpster
&-'Hattbisi;:: 0-:
T & T. Street & Co. V . ;
Raleigh, WyyXcSs Gales & Son.
&M&ToV?X1& tl5Al
rc?1 Subscribers tiv this State will
'their',Viiies delivered at Newberri, rce t-
NOTICE.
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f M-F i virtue oi & aecree oj me uaun oi
J3 fdr Wake County, at the late term of the
bbbse door hV Raleip-h, bn thk third Mnndav ef
Mav next, the Tracts of Land belone-inr to tne
Estate, of the late James F.f Taylor, called and
kiip wri as the Ingles Tra Ct, Nat line and 7&
mund Lane'srac ts Terms of sale, six &twel?c
months1 credltw? : ' i '':; ;: ? ;'
Apri
April 13 1829y v - V 64 3t
Rocworo
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in Surry Cpunty, the folio wing tracts of Land, y
as much as Will be" of sufficient value to satisfy
I vr 4,aa.c u uiercon, ior ine;- vear ioi,
ehu'Jacksorti Ivirtg OtrTom's Creek. :
U i J09i acres; given in by JamesMorgahi joining
Sarah Jackson, lying on Tom's Creek ' .
180 acrejgiverr;in by the. heirs of ; Ricbard. .
.Valkervtl;tt:i -;13
abres given in bythe; heirs of John Hap'
persVdjotningB oii Fi$B-
rig Creek. i , : ' , - ' . ,
J00O acres;nbt given Vinf as: the prsperty w.
the heirs bfoJesse Lester, lying on the Boubls
Creeks;? a -f,. '
; .1 ToWn'Lbt in Rockford. as the ; property cf
tkb heirs OfRobcrt Williams :y ':.;'
"fl'.'L'ot in Rockford, the owners unknown. .
840 acTesi given inby VWright Johnson, joU
ing.John Zacliary, lying on Stew;art's Creek. : '
v245 acreisgiven;in by Wra Spencer, joiniD?
Philiiiilips, lying on the Yadkin. . : ,
75acresi given in by .Thomas W.: Lester," d
loinmcr Wfn. Snencer. I vin t o n the Yadkitt
t !.- , - m ft 1 I.
: v 613 acres given in by , Samuef Jones, adjoinir.
John.Jbnes on Hunting Creek. " 'r ; . . . . .
y&6$ acres, given in by WmS Davis, ;pmtt,
Bfnj a mm -Joh nson; Flat Rock Branch, y !,.
"444 acres, ; giy en in by Hosea Sisk, joins C.
Johnsbri: 5. 'T'y.V'y V- yl-'-'y.-- '
j 195 acrei,'given in by ;Wm. llcDamel, sa
joinsBennet Windson; lying on Hunting Creef'
. j j .Ttmn wmtillT. &VJ .
; -lov, acres as me property or ine hch -
sehp Brumigar dee'd; joining sEphraimDHr
ris, lying on the Fox Nobs.: , i - . "
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