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AVBc just received the
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vol -a cumpikd by,
all the Public Sta-
X Mn nffmi e&tifts. 2 vols, .first American ' edi-
Hoper on Legacies, , 2 vols, first American -: e
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TWIT
"Vernon Ueports, 5 6ls. 'first
?:f $ Laws ofthe Umied.State S;
"'r ; X JoaiX ?irrv iYRQ tnl
x V v :jHOlgiical oraer; wiin margmajt jreiereiicps? i
tTstince j.lS
;0;vllfa;ioursef-i;ectufcsf now:leliveringr m the
UnWei-sity of Maryland, by David 4IofT man
Atilerican Common Place Book-) f : t
? gJZ .-Purtiford: 1 &;-:East'ar.,iKep-ojrtji etgzmmmes.: in. t, RrV JOV OlVEWrteHzex. officio.
rv & ; Alemoirs bf:Rv; Leigh Richmofid wth a Like- j
tt- lnemotiikvor the Tablet of :emry.be;ii;':&
"cvKltejrister of eventsTronrt, the earliest period ;t6"
i v?v.;v -, the veaf l comprenenamg- an - epitome oi
5 i in vpns Histnrvr c TnronoioP'v. Kiocrannv ana i .-
; S&77 " yrWr. JAMES S. SMITH,
: -t-v H'Ui'itRwlSS: V-&---- - : RICHARD D. SPAIGHT, 'EsL r
i V Jiivenile 5ketcn BOOK, r to rAir rrlwrrpn oonn at . I -
! vEsi ! MoHitdriul instroiteriV' J0" lrHERSl00N.
j n he Works f M By order of His Excellency (Governor Owen,
rj; '-vXVvith Likeness 'i! ai special meeting of the Board of Trustees )11
II.
' '.'3 5 The Protestant, -. a.vois. . ; ; w
l -3t'TaleVof St. Berna2 'do"?- Y-'-x '- -I
i H &f ThCastiHari:t2o- ??:-Vfc!;,,f-
.ISjCyrdTJjorn)
1 11 4-;V";? Salathie;a':;r':2'do.
ra f Tal es of t h e Em erald Isl e, or Irish Legends.;
-Scottish Orphans.
PbtfocVs Course of Time.J-' -v;;".-.
laysandFarces':v?v' V .-V.;1 ' 'a "t :
A general. 'assortment of Stationary Articles.
May 6, ,1829.
... . i
J. GALES & SON
HAVE just received from the North, a large
sunnlv"" of -Books, amonsrst which are -the
- - - - w E -.
following popular; Works
3 f( Bishop; ; Hober Vf-Truv-
! : Talcs Of, Woman,
v.- .4 ir els, :,2.ytils.8vpvr-, ;v
C-j '-.!-1 '' Ir'vineColnmbus vols.
, Do ! Poems,
Pel haiO2 VOls.' .
The Disowned 2 vols. -Life
in India, 2 vols; V
Hiffb Life, 2 vols.v XxA
S ub "at tern's Log' Book,
:-: 2 VolSii-',;.
Zillnh, 2. vols. ;
Rachel Dyerj 1 ,
Crbckfordjor Life in the
The Roue, 2 vols. 1
i ' v Do S almagundi,2 vols
Jvsebhiis.2 vols, la 8vo.
V Giode.svStudy of Medi
."i cm'e,?5.yols. Svo. ' -,-'7
Do; Book of. Nature,
Thacjfier's Med. Bibgra;
Z lnhv;;-2'iVbls?V'
' ; Man 2 vols. ; . ' t
41 l3bmesiic Duties of Wo:
. . . , liisnorne s uuncs- m
Almacks, 2 vols.
Herbert Milton, 2 voU
.. ismondi's Literature,
Ke ppePa;Tray eh; i : '
- Dohson's Petrarch,- v
Stranger of the Valley,
Scott's . Novelists, 2
Hume's Essay, v2 vols
Memoirs of Madame
t .."5,000, Receipts, ? .,r "
i - j " Milton's Prose Works,
HaUset, 'S3-.f
Do , . " Campan,
i r Salkeld'sReborts.3 vols.
Miss Mitfords Rienze &
. A wel on M ortgages.
Julian.
. - - Kent's Commentaries,
x v, : : Starkie'sCiiminalPlead;
Miss Baillie's Bazil de
i Montfbrd; The Bride?
1 The Dream, 8cc. &c.
'" .v;'r rCoxe's'liigest, , V.c ,?
-r' ft a- Lite ot , Mrs Siddons
Also, jusf received, a
I ,-. Mr. Kernble4-Dr.; Ai
eeneral Assortment of
vvkixvand Goethe, ;
School and Children's
Books ; Bibles of every
size & quality, from to.
to 24mo. Quills, Slates,
&C &c; .
Lady of the Manor,7
, vols. 'xx- y-
Mfs Hcmans Records
; of .Woman,1
;i Standard VVorks amongst many
others in store i -":, l": ' f r ; S
thousand of
Cardinal de RCtz, 3 vols. Life of Washington,
'y.&, vols. Gibbon's Rome,; Scout's Life of . Napole-
bn, 3 vols. 'Bain'sWar of. the Revolution. 4 vols.
jflilton's Treatise on, jChristiariity 2. vols. 8vo.
Do. proseVYorks;2 vols. Phdatlelphia Agncul
i ; ;r Vtural Socie 9 vols.
! ; A w ' lte ot ueaitie-ot r i,sner,imes, American nevo-1 per, dui censures or approves where censure or
1 Jution2.yofo PinlcrTtonV Travels, fii vols, larie approbation seems to.be due to public measures.
1 ' '4f0 with Plat W Enc) clopvdia, .2 1 volsl British It supported the! late Administration of the Gen
1 'I'VH x iThatfel2 vcIsShakespeare, Urge 8vo. 2 yols. eral Government,4 when the measures of that
I v "Spectator, large 8vo, '2( vols Sterne's, Burn's,
j l:tlix Scott's, popesnCwperS; and iGoldsrnith's Po.
i ;;v;ems, ih24moRoUm's History 8 vols. Plutarch's
i j ? "A -'LivesLHerof Wolfe Toiie2 vols: &c. &c. &c.4
V!; U, !' Arrd 9,.. - .. --v."
State of N orth-Carolina.
: V " ".5 ' -I'-Wa-vnei' CpuntyiX-':-;".?
ii Superior Court of LawSpiing"Termtl829.
-u vV Jesse Barden.: Ann Maria Barden.V
'Crf !"v Pitionfbr J):vorce,;: ' ;" ' ' ,
IN this case .a .siibpoena andalias. having .been
issuejidj thSherjffVof Wayne, county
" making return tht-reoft that the. defendant was
- not to be found, proclamation wa duly made at
the Courtliquse. door, aforesaid by -the Sheriff of
; aid county, requiring the said Ann Maria Bar--den
to appear and answer as she" was required to
do; in' iiaid subpeena, and .she failing to appear, it
'was' ordered by the Court that publication for
three months be made in the Raleigh Star, and
the. Raleigh? Register, giving notice to the said
defendant, , that: unless she appear at the next
' Superior Court of law to be held for the. county
of Wayne; at the Courthouse in Waynesborough,
the : first 'Monaay: alter te lounn Monuay ot sep-
v ; ;. temuer nem una.iuec aim mere o answer or
-xVA'' demur' to saidpetrtibn, judgment will be taken
1 "',... pro confesso and heard ex parte. I; -i j-
X fx -K' U ;:-.N.'WASHINGTONi Clk. :".'
69.
SIR AUCHIE f
vWi 1 1 Stand the esu i rig
jseasonlat my Stable, in North
am p ton ; county, t N. Carolina,
about 3 milea from the Court-
house. 6;mila from the town of Halifax and 21
from Belfield, .Va: He, will coyer mares at $75
the season, payable on .the first' of January next,
with' one dojlar.fo the groom in all cases. Such
f-f Sir, Archie's frjends as live at a distance., wiH
send their hotei with the mares,. payable on the
V rst of January Also, 'the feeding- of the' mares
. to be paid fpr when taken away.- . The . seasoa
. - cpmmenced'on tbe 1st February; and, will termi
nate .on the first "f -Augut nextj Extensive
field s of mall gram and clover are sowed for the
beneht ol tnarea tnax may oe lett with theliorse.
"':' :-, 'wiiJ tlVe addiiionf grain feeding at 2s pef'day :
: - Separate enChiSttres ar provided lor mares with
Vf colts. No paiiiai; will bexpared ire taking: the'
A'A''f best possible care of mares, c that may, be left,
lTj i'XhvX no responsibility for escapes or accidents. ;
r' v sir Arcliie's. hlfiodjf gieat aize, fierformance on
; ; - i th - turf; and celebrity a a foal getter, are suffi-
recommeiioations. ' JU11.YD. A Mis" ' -
March 4.
58 eo3 -
f. vr;.; . .!.:v.A: JSV, i1. '
T J. G ALES's f - -v-I II on Crabtree,
n
thre e miles of Raleigh, m?.v be had PLANK
and SCANTLtNG of every deocription',"":
n Bills of v Lumber left at the Bookstore of; J,
Galest Son.: will be immediately supbtted; and.
it npxirpn. npiiverru' m ine Liirtucic utiui;
Z University of JVorti
:5v.v
I fl E Public Anniversary
Stuclents of the Universll
na will be held at Chapel-II
th clay of June next, and continue from lay
tn ,flav n'nttr 'riirsflaV. tli :25th. which -ilast
mentioned dar ts i Hpnointed fbrjthe vSjVirta Com
The. following Trustees constitute, thcj Coin
, 2r. JOHN Ji. HAKEJl,
'THQ! . BtWNVIMN, Esq.
G-nl. U lLUJM A. BL 0 UJXT,
....-r j r.
:Hon. JO UN BRANCH
V r ' t THOMAS BUItqtS, Esq.
; Gen. CALVIN JONES. -V v
c. i)r.; WILLIAM McPffEETERSi i j
f V THOMAS JiUFFJN. Esq. f
EMANUEL SHOBER, Esq.
be neld at tne OJniversity 'during1 the ensainp:
Examination, when business of viral importance to
ine jumre prospects oj tne jnsiiiuixon vnu ve consi
dered and discussed. ''-W-i -x . xx
The Secretary has accordingly. been instruct
ed to invite most earnestly to this meetinc t the
whole body of the Trustees ,of our University
and to say. in this Notice, that it is confidently
hoped and expected that no individual member
of the Board, whether he be of the above de
sternated Committee or not; who can with any
decree of convenience eive his oersonal attend-
a nee, will on tins occasion tail to do so. '
-;.Hy ' order,': ' ,x ? y1 . - .. ' xA .
1";x '''xMt -. CIIARLES MANLY,
x:M. "SV." Secretary, Board of Trustees.
J. Raleigh, 10th May, 1829. - 71-t2J
Com mencement
ion.
IN compliance withthe ioint resolution 1 of the
1 Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies of the
University of North-Carolina, "jtnat some indivi
dual, who had been a regular member of one.of
their Societies, Should be chosen, every siicceed-
injr year, to deliver a public Oration in ther CoK.
lege Chapel on the day preceding each Anmyer-
iry ..Conimencement," wejtake pleasure in an
nouncing to the friends "f literature, that- Pro-
ffssor IloopF.n. of the University! has, on the part
of the "Dialectic Society, received and accepted
this appointment, and will perform the duty at
tendant thereon, in Person If alll, on Wednesday,
24th of June next. S
We deem it almost, superfluous to add, that
those, who may attend, besides contributing to
promote a aegree or spini in our proceeai'igs at
commencement to which they would not other
Wise attain; may anticipate the reception of much.
pleasure from the production ?otj a gentlem in iso
well known tor-his literary attainments. j.
Bv order, of the Dialectic Societ'vi.
Chapel Hill, April 30, 1829. j 69,
- . THE !' hi. vt-: i '
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
Piwlished in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
GALES f SEATOJV.
THE National Intelligencer isn old establish
ed j burnaU at the Seat of the General Gov
and fully, the Proceedings and Debates of Con
gress ; also, all the.State Papers and Documents
of public interest,, laid. before "Congress, or. brier-
gress, or brig.
'mating in that body, , and all the
them These recommendations,
Acts passed by
in addition to
a variety of other information
which is to be
found in its columns, connected
ral interests of our own country,
with the Gene .
with Literature
a nd Science, and the Affairs of the world at larcrei
m. .1 ! I .L 1
logeiuer wiui me cnaracier oi general fairness
which ine paper nas su's.xaineo unaer.us present
editors for many years, ; make :the National lntel-
J ligencer useful and even valuable, to alWho
j feeian interest in the concerns of this or of
- other countries.
I- The National Intelligencer is rtot -a party
pa-
Actiuiiusuauoii were sucn as to meet its appro
bation. It avows a determinafiqn; tlunigh it op
posed the election of General Jackson, to sup
port the just measures of thii" .Administration,
but as certainly to oppose the unjust or the pro
script ive. It will .be in principle, opposed to
any .Administration of the . Goyej'irment, whose
measures shall show it to have the interests of a
party at heart, rather than the great interests of
the country. It js, jn a word, what its title de?
notes, a Nation Ijpaper. ! J ' t
w.r For the independent and impartial course
which it has pursued, the National Intelligencer
has been denounced, aqd an attempt has been
made to put it down, righf or :,wro ng,. by the
strong arm of power directed by caucus agency.
The attempt is as vain as it would be i for any
modern prophet to bid the sun to stand stilt
Thirty years old,1 this National paper is not yet
in its prime, but. acquires -strength and power
with everyday of its existence, vj jf '
Vithout having evpr soucrhtfor Dopularitv. or
courted public patronacre, the National Intelli
gencer enjoys already the widest! circulation of
anynewapaper in the United States. It is read
in every State arid Territory in the Union, and
and in every city and town, as well' as in the
country. It is read in every canital in Eiirorie.
and possesses sources of information exceeded b
no oilier jnunui. , , ; s ' '' x j . j . j-t Kj .
For the first time; ah effort is made to enla!re
the subscription to it, by sending forth thisj ros
pectus, which our adversaries in politics are ex
pected to deal so generously with as to let it he
seen, ahd our friends so kindly as to further bur
purpose wiin tneiraiu ana countenance., Here
tofore, we have hardly " wished to enlarge our
subscription list. Intending hereafter, however
to, devote ourselves wholly to the newspaper
and to a proper improvement of .f the condition
of the Press," we invite such further subscrip
tions, a, being punctually paid, ! will remune-
nie our laoor ana expenses, i y :k vp v : j
4 The jffational InteUigencer js published dally;
at te n dollars per annu n& Davahl . 1 : . a n A
Itis pubhshe alsofor the, rtwre convenient
circulation where adaily maU doesjof penetrate
three times, a week at six dollars per annum,
payable m advance, f A remittance of either of
these amounts in bank paper, by mail, will en
sure the prompt and regular transmission of ev
ery paper that inayle ordered. ? : ix-i.xu.-l
-Thosesubscribingwltt please olignify w&ihj j
. f ;r.- 1 in the driest seasons. v-'"-Sf':'. tt.Rijnii . soheme-S ' S: f
jH ot North-riaroh-
in vim f ii ii i :i v 1.1 v. , i, a, ' . t .
. ; miftee of Visitation .'tor the, year : i
C pper ior a year only, and theii
to be stoppedwithout further notice, or wish it
to be continued ntU countermand edv - '4
Waslungton,,May50f1829. v
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fW6u is the ime io tryr
May bei.hadlfor. ha siaall; sunk blO;
1
2; 500 Dollars.
SI'
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10
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W 4425 Doll ajnte
. 1,000; DoUara.
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do
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300 Dollars.
'.T '
. 100 Dollars;
of 90 JBO,570,l 60.; &c-
Besides many
Whole Tickets $10 ( Halves $5 ; Clrs.$2 50 ;.
:xC l:-h Eighths. $x-25.' 4-?A
FoVsle in a variety of .numbers at the Lolte-
ry and Exchange Office. of 1 - - I i ; 1 v r i
V : v., iBrW.-HEWSON,a:,
V : -' v': : ' ,v : xf ; v.? iPtersb urgv
, N. B. Prizes al payable in Cash. Orders for
Tickets or shares of Tickets must be sent on
immediately. -Delay hot ; another Such an opA
portunity to obtain a fortune tor so small a sum
may never biter Direct to i r h-v
f : , Mi ' f Petersburg
Petersburg, May 1829. j 75
WEDNESDAY. JUNEi24x
Dismal Siv amp Canal Lottery ?
: .20x11 class, . i '"Ml;-:l;-;
60 No. Lottery 9 drawn ballots.
' v : !: M(."tM:: .scheme. Uv. V;i ! --f " v tv-
I Prize of 825,000
1 1 do- , 15,000
10 Prizes of S500
10
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51
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vclo
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400
300
200
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do 5,000
do ; 4,930
do 1,000
do , 600
150,
100
80's, 70's, 60's,&c.
: Whole Tickets $10, Halves $5, Quarters $2 50,
.'., .Eighths $1 ;25. U
: Tickets and Shares in great variety -of. lucky
nnmhK ma v Flf hi4l at ! , .v.!ii'
. YATES & M'INTYRE'S Office,
i ; 1 "" Richmond, Va
May 23, 1829. I . . ' "" ; , 1 : "' . 75
NOTICE.
QTOHE Subscriber having qualified as Adminis-
mX trator on the, isiaie or Mrs. saraii uicnacn
ninsr dee'd. at the last Granville County Court,
htrebv eiVes notice to all the creditors of said
Kstate, to present their claims for payment with
in the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of a recovery. ' .
i PARKER RAND, Admr.
' I; May 211829. "" ; 75 5w .
NOTICE.
llyfRS. SARAH GLENDENNINGjUte of Gran-
lTl ville county, formerly resident in Raleigh,
has lately died intestate. Many of her 'next of kin
reside at'a distance from this plaeei and I do
hereby 4iotify bill persons concerned, that it the
expiration or two years from fne 1st May, lazy,
as prescribed by law, I shall be ready and ,wil
ling to settle the said Estate.- The .Administra
tion of said Estate having been committed tome
by the County Court; of Granville County in May
1829. ; : k i . y" - ' '..-. ":; i f;
! I will attend to all Communications (post, paid)
which may be addressed to me at Raleigh, N. C.
j PARKER RANDj Adm'r.
j Wake county, 21st j May, 1829. 74 6m
Private Boarding School,
THE Exercises ini the' Subscriber's School,
will close on Friday the 5th of June, and be
resumed on the second Monday in July.
There will be public speaking by his pupils,
on- Thursday night the 4th of June, m the Ma
sonic Hall.: The citizens of the town are re
spectfuily invited to attend. J
, ; 1 J. Wl 1 HKKSfUUJN.
N. B. Terms of his School, $65 pet j session,
for Board and Tuition,' paid in advance.
llillborough. May 19. ; , 75tlA
1 MIDWAY ACADEMY,
Franklin County, Ar. C ;
rriHE Examination will take place on Wednes-
JL j day and Thursday, 3d and 4th of June
; on
the latter dav. number
of the Students will
deliver select Orations, To al! which,' Parents,
Guardians arid, the Public, are respectfully in
vited. :. k ;- j ; .. -,.!' 1 ,1 ',
The Second Session will commence on Mon
day 15th of June, under the superintendance arid
. . - . r
instruction ot the suoscrioers. ; -
Board and Tuition
in advance.
$50 per Session; payable
C. A. HILL, A. M.
D. S. HILL.
: ,: 75 2t . '
May 5th, 1829.
STRAYED
ROM th e Paper-Mill in the vicinity of Raleigh
a. few days' ago,- I . k." , '....,;t
-lA Dark .Dapple-grey Horse,
which had just corie toff a journey, arid some
what la riie from a founder. . The only mark re
collected, is a lump on his nose. He had a Bell
on his neck, and is supposed to be in the m-io-h.
borhood of the Cityi ' .
Information of this Stray will be thankfully re
ceived at the Paper Mill; or at J. Gales & Son
Bookstore h Raleigh
l. ' it: i.
or if any person will de
liver said Horse at either place, he will receive
a suitable reward.
May 25;
FRENCH'
language:
Tjl ASY METHOD for acquiring a knowledge of
-H ih,e,F!'e.n.ch iguage, adapted to' Schools
nu ocii- i union. .'- ... " 'Tr ir i'" '
The following Works, by A. Bolmar. Professor
of the -French Language i n the High School of
Philadelphia,-- are to be had at the Bookstore of
) 1st. A Collection of one hundred of jperrin's
Fables, accompanied by a Key, containing the
texta literal-andj tee translatioriarranged
in such a manner as to point out the difference
between the French and the English idioms.--
"&"eu pronunciation ot tne French,
accpniing. to the best French works extant Ion
the subject. The whole preceded hir r.o.
rise oh the ; sounds of the French language, as
j,uHiircuwuainose oi me tnghsh ; after, which
is a .Syllabaire, or collect ion of A French i words,
with the English, ftoni one to eight sy llables.
' . 2J Les Avenprest de Telemaque par Fenelon,
accompanied by a . Key to the jfirst eigh books
contuining like the Febles the text a .literal
nd feee translation i intended as a Sequel t the
JraDJes.; i , , .
-ft?
A-
?1e8tSgW SI! IPS ON ':d Co reijsectfully-mfbrni
MJi their irierids and tbe puDiic inav;Mv
mmencea the;a)fy Gooda Grdcery usmess
in i the Store formerly occupieu v.icc it
ShawTheirassortmentillicbm prise alm"st
Hvery article In the general Hne. : As the Goods
ere bought for cash,; and the greatest care ta
ke ri 'In the" selectibrt thev' feel .confide nthey
can sell them on as good ; terms as , any iliouse
in5 the, trade;?:.:-
The i fallowing is a list of the leadinariicles ir
S u i per fi ne and common ; "Clotli s$$C'j& "
llouen and Angola Cassi me res r-P'":
Whire black; drab and rnixM grilling . H ' ;M
English arid French Bomba-gines 4 S;S. ,
Last in gs Circassians ; and Borr.bazt Ss;V
Hattihett, Silk : and Cotton Wetiy
Bang up Cord Russian and French Drilling- ,
ValenciaMarseilles andTbi!lanette1iVestings 5
Ginghams, Calicos, colored ;Mu si in M::tif
Plain and figured 'Book and Checked f ,slin-t;
1'liread and Bobbinett Laces and .Edging1 'V-
Black ahd?wiite Bobbinett Veilaah3 Collars'
4-4 and"5-4 plain- Btibbinett
4-4 and 7 8 I rjsh I j oe u and Lawn
Ta b I c, Hu ksl a and Ba nge 1 1 la per
India Nankin. Wilmington Stripes
if t
Britannia 'Madras and Linen Cambric Hkts - ,
Italian Lustring, Sincfiew SarsneitsT Satins and
Black, Blue and Plaid Gros de. Naples
Nankin, Canton; Italian and iFrench Crape
Crape Robes, Shawls.a.-sse ana ureen, vauzev
Garniture Cap, tJauze aivt waist; itiunpusw' s
Braids,: Bobbin, Tapes; Cotton and Thread Floss
Cotton Balls.4 Spool Cotton, and Flax Thread
Lasting
Pdrrips and Walking Shoes k
Misses and Childreus' do :-x:,x:y;r,xx.
Silk a rid Gingham Umbrellas v x
Ladies' Sun Umbrellas and Parasols
-
c; oves ot every prescription, . ; j
Black, Drab and Seal Hats k.' 'i k..-- M
Youths' aiid' Servants do ; k k: vf k
Queen's, China, tGl:ss and S t on e V are k
Knives and Forks; Scissors; Locks; &c. &c
Trace Chains, VV eeding U oes, S cj' the B lades
Brass Andirons, bhoyels.and i ongs ?
Castings of every description ;
ChioHc nnri ITinrlieli I piii Unrl kitpul i"
Window Glass, Putty arid Philad. 10i Leadk
New Orleans, St.' Croix and Loaf Sugar ? Tea
CofFee; Young Hyson, Imperial and Gunpowder
Sperm Candles, Orahge Gunpo wder, j Bar Lead '
Shot, Flints, Powder! Flasks arid Shot Bags k 0
Madeiia Wine, 1st and dtafity k; i -A i
French Brandy, Jamaica and N. E. Rum ,. .k.
Holland Gin; Old Rye audi Country Whiskey yk,
London Brown Stout, Philadelphia Ale & Porter.
G. S. 8c,Co. will add to their assortment such
Articles as may from time to tinie be enquired for
Raleigh 27th April; 1829. kk 67-2m
Nerbs&? Che a p Sp ring Goo ds.
BE2X7 J AMirJ B. SIjHC
HAS 'the pleasure of .announcing to his "friend.
-and customers and the public in general,
that he has just received arid opened kdelegunt
assbrtmenf.of the Cheapest and most t?asM6i2atie
Goods he has ever haa. Having beeyi selected
. with great Cjtfe by himself, he' feels pcHectlii con
fident t hat far like patterns un equal qualities, ie
Cannot and will not be undersold by iany other
House in the City rv Cash 'purchasers and punc
tual deaLrs, are invited to call and examine for
themselves. . ;k :r : "' j
Thfe assortment comprises in part, "
Blue, pink and straw( colored plain; figured and"
plaid Palmyriries, f new and elpgant Goods
Afor the Spring' j I. x''- '''"k';' -;..'";.:-;(;-Beautiful
Argentine Plaid .
Gros'des Indes, & rich, plain and watered Silks
Mattioni's best plain! black, and plaid Italian -Lustrings
'. j . ' '" v',-v.;; ; '.AA: ' ; v ,
Genuine French & imitation ErigliBh Cotepaley's
and Battisies k ; . f ' '
Plain, checked arid figured Swiss, ''Book & Mull
Muslins : k'.- x ' '
4 and 6-4'Camb'k, and Camb'k Muslins
A large assort tnent of ne w and beautiful -Calicoes,
(of the most fashionable style and printed ex
presslyfor the Spring sales of 1829. ) 1 I t
Buff, pink and purple 4-4 and 5-4 plaid and stri
ped Camb'k and Mudm Ginghams,-"ee
of them as to quality and style tire superior to
x. . any I have ever seenj) xi kk''tk:';k; :
Splendid fancy gause l lkfs and Scarfs;ery cAeap
Black and white Bobbinet -Lace Yeilsil?-A '..
Double and triple Bobbinet LacevCape;!
entirely new siyle and now all tie mode JK k;
4 and 5-4 plain and figured. Bpbbiriet:Lacskk
S wiss. Muslin worked 'Ha1faVdkfa.aii.!,Caps'!
Superior English i'liread," and Bobbinet" Laces
j and. Edgi nKs Vfr AABAArxSf'0' V ) ' Zi
New style Belt and BgS)riet Ribbonsk I, ' A'ASji:
Large bandano andflagIIkt3 and black Italian,:
sMk Cravats' ' A A-A0A-: ZAAA' l'MA- A
Black and mixtT tlast ings and fi ne Prune 1 las, for
Gentlemen's w earkk;
ik'kfk
Lyon's Summer Cloth, ' Ca nev article 74
'J- and onto $3 fur a "Ctat hiitlerrt i -a$-M
(
tPide,
-M-XXX
Gentlemen ss lootees andhoes.tkvki
Servant's k - do and k"dokk'kT-k
Indies' Morocco "Seal, Leather; and'
' s . ..
lack Circassian, German Nankin and Denmark lf 1 'xi-mXf: .LlRW lNG OF
Satteen. : ; '.k::5kWMA
uuuciiHMiiiicrc, au: sinpeo r lorenxine, very
cheapj ,.v- AAAAAAiX'x.H
Florentine: Silk, Marseilles anityaieric ihV Vest-
ings
French thread, and Russia Drilling, FAiVe and
-" Brown 4 Vk'k"
Black Horse-skin, WoodstockamVkid Glove
Gentlemen's and IdiieV..bjowhnbluy,iiKr
uuinreiias . . .- ... . :;.
Bleached and brown, Shirting, and kS
' (cheaper than ever') k
leetihgf
Blue, black and Oxford Mixed Cloths arid Cassi--
' meres ;.'--" ''":" - V ' k"kv'?vt"
Calf-skin, r Priinel, - Morocco and Leather Shoe
. Kyefht om New- Yrk, and very Cheap) 1 ;
Plain and India carved shell Combs k ' k
6 Cases fashionahh HATS, (cheaper and better
than any I have ever sold) i k k
Trace Chains, Weeding Hoes, Spades, Grass &
CROCKERY WARE of all kinds A A
Cotton Cards, S nuff, Tobacco. Powder arid Shot
Knives arid For Ks Nails, Steel and li on,! arid 4
Prime COFFEE and SUGAR. , i , -
Raleigh, May 12th, 1,829. - k ' : ' -r2;4w '
Tweui IWnvuvA: :
LOST, on Monday last, on the road
from Peter Foster's, in Frankli ri; to
AK-o r. i. J - - . ; .
leading
rhomas
...vw.. a,. .I. . uroRsmg ai simms lif'icjge, a
small calf-skiri Pocket-Book . 'containing fihnut
One Hnndretf and Fifty Dtjliurs, viz. iiborit $100
in North-Carolina money, aiul one $50 iiote - of
the United.States Bank. There were also sitndry
papers in the Pocket Book, which will identify it.
, If any person, finding the above will leave it at
air. i hotn ts Alston's, m Wake hei shall :be
eu-
mied to the above reward. K i! Tk
JOHN V. CAVVTHORN
; Warrenton, May 12th, 1829. ' 72-3 wp.
NOTICE;
v 1 R. RUFFIN (formerly of Raleigh ; has o-
i x--
A. peiied his house in the Town of Wadesbo
rough, 100 yards west of the Court-House,' where
he is prepared to receive BOARDERS ; and ac
commodate TRAVELLERS who may call dn him.
Every .effort will be made to gve general satig.
faction.;;.-', , - . ; --!-. . I
'"if.
"i.
f.i
PUblic'JIiiitertaihm
; JOHII JBUFFALO resncrf
fully informs the PublicV-that he h
" urchised the Public House form-"
f -
net
Alex. High, on llargett Street, at the corner" .
'Jv:ilmingor' Street, where he will be glad to ji
eve:Trylers and Others! (and will use his m"
most 'exertions to ccommodate jthem coinfn. ' '
HisStblesyairetgoodsand;will be constant!
su pplied with plenty ,ef Provender of every kin "
tOwingtd jthe scarcity of money and plemifui
ness of proluce, tlie price of Board for Man an i
Horse will be: a dollar a raayor tigl,t dollars
montli fbra single eh.,-.x.,-.-X-.: . k
'P He hias aJlACK three JGlfiS and Hoi?Rv-
r iurtnirjr, . fv. snuncai nyn,c. r ns prices f
his itacK, .liigs nu iirse, are j ad
or
the Hack ; Gig'with Horse & Boy $2 a -clay . c i
and Horse
e, without a Boy lv50a dfy ; a n0r
a tlay. x
' ':kk : 'k 60tr
from me, Will i,,,
expected toj repairkaiiy iihjury done to ihcm
-w'hilsihthert'pe jt n '
New a
hclkCheaji Cash 8tme
M T fl. ?.'J IT f f K F. J t t : lr .e r ' ! . " .
illiam
? v abnou ncing to his Irierids arid the nuM'
- l .1 SMfn .
mef Stock will make his assortment verv mr.
,..;.!'!;! .-XX " .XL:...X ...:n 1 J..: - ..vw"Ti.
piete,. j its aoriHicrni -viii ; comprise almobi
'every article of, piy Goods (and Groceries in l
Mercantile vBusitisstkSAll of which he purcha
edkm VNewr-to and 0
course" will be able to sell them ons g(iod tertrw
as any house iri Vhe place. ? Among his goculs
A I
Cologne f Water. Macassar . Oil, i Powder
FahcySoajis,! &c.'&c. f ;r - ?..... . , ;
, He respectfully invites his friends and custom,
rners to call- and examine his j G6od, as he flat.4
ters himself that t hey will suit both in price an.t
quality, arid accordingly secure asbare of their
patronacre. ' : ?: ,.
x Raleigh, : Mayli;.!829.
72 4t
f RSkJOHjN J4YWO)Dl respectfully an.
LvX bounces to tlie Public, that she Is prepared
to accommodate Travellers Gentlemen 8c their
Families--Boarf.s by the day, week, month or
y ear rScl.Oolj children for any length of time. .
Her llpuse is situated in the immediate vicinity
of the Capitol; the Banks arid the several Semi
naries t)t. Learning. rThere is a beautiful ai
highly cultivated Garden . attached to it ; her
Rooms are spiaciou and airy 4 She assures ail
those who ma' honor her with their patronage
that no'exertions shall "be waktuig on her pait
to render them comfortable; , f : 1
Mrs.. H. has also a good Stable.' which shall
well supplied
with Provendel
:.rUi
tor Horses, and a'
careful Ostler
to attend them.
r Pricea as moderate as those of tiny Boarding,
house in thexTfk; t-" ; .
uaieign, aiay i
74
A: AAx k;F0R-:SAL,E,
:My Lot an d Ira proveBients
IN the Tow n of! Nashville,, inimediately . oppo'
site the Courthouse, f . Consisting of a Store.
House,'. 24 by .50 feetj inferior to none - in the
State for const ruction ; ;with a Lumber-H ouse
a good Cotton Ginpafent, Press for Packing
Cottton and. convenient . Stables capable of
holding 12 Horees i' together with a first rate
vyaggon ana team or six norses. it is a prunes,
Stand 'for men of business. r Terms moderate,'
and possession given immediately. : k kk 4
f ALEX. WATS0K.
C. May 25. ;txAA: 76 3t : '
Nashville, N.
MANAGERS' OFFICE.
y'AAA- AxA k RICHMOND, VA.
Grand Consolidated Lottery JiVb- 15.
robe Drawn 6th day of June.
. . 66 No. Lottery 9 Draivn Ballots.
l l nze oi itr,uutj is , bU,U()U
10,000
10,000
8.000k k
8,000 '
6,000'
5,000
3,000,
2,500
; 5,000 k
;,ooo:k!
. k 2,500
51.000:
J 2,000 ,
'2,850,
10,000
5,000 .
A2':y
kl;:l4k"l,425:
kiifti,obo
J
10
id
10
tXiX
500
k-.400
Hk 14,000
Besides S 3 00, k 100, 90,' 80. 70, 60,-50,
40. 25il 224. of 20, .1 275 of 1 8, &"10200
10. The SI 8 prizes are payable (in Books)
jCpinprisirW
9Vil AU other- prizes payable in Gasb.
rax.:
No. 8.
H fAMoA-i o: 48.1 1 9., 2."
31. 8. 51.
yezv- York Consolidated Lottery, No. 5.
' f: XX. :: ?' XT TCC!" 0- t ITVTVnt?
- -i: ? f iiiO;w..iH',i a i ivi.
kkk-!t:k:-..i4kkkk-k'Richm6 -x
UHamsl)orp? caOemy.
fjlll f seminnitalariiination of the Students
Ji-cinectedii hltis. Institution . will be held '
on- Wednesday 3d June; A Parentsand Guardi
kiis iare requesterl tofattend. vk "k 1
. The rXerpst f the School will be resumed
on .MondaySd'Vih.kv
AAA:A:AAAAi ;A. W'lLSON, Prinr'pal
Williimsboro,' May; 1 9.'. - : ' ! ' 74
AHaAit) rjust received a supply of
EMOUf on the'Cultivation of the Vine, and
Jkori the best, ni'de of making Wine, second
Editionkf Washington City,' 1828.k Price na
bbund . One llarAx. ;X-S ikkkv" "' . ' k
kld?aleigh.'Alay:27kok:t: ' -:A ; 6 '
fijcford Academies
Ay V fJ-S 1 A,:
begin on Monday, June 1st, and close wiia
the semi-annual --Report Wednesday morning;
imfiw diately. alterl which 'the 'iExminatioii bl : the
Female Acaderny takes place, and willconclo
with an exhibition of Music on Thursday evening
All interested are respectfully solicited to attend
The Summer Session of these Academies open
as follows : . The Female under the care ot tnc
Rev. Joseph IbkreckwUlopen on Monday, June
T5th--The Male on Monday, June 22d, ,J
U Johnson, Principal. t Y : .f
r k .THO'S B. LITTLEJ Q HN,
V Oxford! Mv 8ih. 1829. ' iv- (: S'
Prest.
?71
. p- s. The Tarbriro' Presak the Edenton
zette, & Norfolk Herald, will publish the abov
two wicks, and then, after an' interval of tf
tr..ir; nnf:n..i;(. vVa that cart rrl'
v . N
alone I3a day ; aGig'u Cents
lkTUieigh;kAprii;-2.;r-;ak
tkNBJ Persons JnringG'gs
a very iarge ana eieguiurcouecuonot Fancy fJal.
licoesGinghahis,; Muslins, : Silks, Laces j Sunal
mer Clothing of almost every, description ; Lt!
A'tr Viifl Ilntlpmen Slioe.s and finvcn, x
- r
. m
i4
i avvau vi V y ft. V Ik t
49 tf
htir accoonts aa peretiorc.
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