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1W .V t ' 11 '" : THUBS DAT, r SEPT 4, . 1 829, r We understand that letter has fyk ,reired.ln thinci tyv communicati ng the mebncholj intelligence the aeatliof A W tony K?q,oucorfoj ine 8ixtn jadicUl Circui t of this State, After a yry iort illnWs I VvVe shall no doubt, ; in a day 'of two, hear the: psrticularor, nn- .rntwhTcVnaW;'depriYed;oiir",B its most aiaiinguipnen mcmDer8w-; ,. ' The Presbytery of QrangeVill infQt at ft,. tlawfields Church; on the 7th October, rexf. The Synoiror Nnrth-Carortna viji Jiold t!eir. next annual Session in Favette- .... :r--z tiAYt! '.2J?LL.b2 Bargaln-ahd Intri&uc. I":. We Tccollect; v hen a ;cer t aj n h a n t bi 1 1 Avaa i smi ed i n N. fork during thelfecentcontest for the presid e ncyt embel 1 sh ierf yn th aiAvood cut representing , Gen eral J acksonc fcu ttlng off MordccauMi-lNo consistency remarked ?n his paper, 4 my fare at 'the hands J of pen." Jdckson; vill yet ilisappoi h t and mprti fyr th ejAd anis m e nV' Tha t tireVeJ:aa;iore:-i n. thi s : pred i c ti on, than fnay have4occ;urred at the-timeto the reVderV is fully proven by the important und lucrative office which has beeb con" ferred by the President since his election, on .this same, Mr J ldahij Had there been any thing like thi$;confe8ion to sustain the charge of corroption brought against Messrs. Adams amV Clay.by the Ja,ckgon. party, there would bavebeen some apology for the pertihacity with which they clung to the allegation. :-Ktt 4-'.-V : -5e-:: . i v , .. y lihodehlQrid.Vv? Congressional e lectiort in this Sta tethas jn s t v concl tided, and the former mempe and Pearct have been: re-elected bv,anj overwhelming majority.: . The Jackson candidates were Me srs. JSddy & " J)urfee. -?rJi'W ' :V:.. ' . itform'-Sa rh u e I pwathmey,Tle?s- tcr of .the Land, Ofce'atTieffersohvilleV Indiana, nas been removed and RossSini- ley, one of he Jackspn"tEectprslpf that State, appointed in 1ns place.V It- is said rtat ff .mvreshamefulj caseof proscription than this, has not occurred nnder this Administration. Vi".,' , Capt- WhhloclcReceiyeV Moneys at Crawfordsville, Ind iana, has ksen removed &TuI J)teC Jack son candidate Top Goyernbrhas receiyed the ofRce ? : Capt; Whitlockvas former' lr in the.recular service,iin which he rose rom the ranks to th e grail e of. Captain , baving served His country faithfully and efficiently through" the! late wan The Indianapolis Gazette, of the 15th tit. states, . that Gen. Hanna has been rt- 1 formed out of the Land r Office at . that place, to maKe room ipr a.mr.:or.tiair ; Ktld a Mr. Drake, pf UincinnatU takes the place of Gen. Noble, as Receiver of tub lie Moneys. Of course; all on the old maxim of rewarding friends and puhishiiYg opponents. ). ; V: :':; tpV- The Virginia planters on ihc Roanoke ince the opening of the.Bismal Swamp Oanal, have turned their attelVtfon to that channel of communication instead ol pur- sums ine .oki pian oi waggoning to Xxypcn- turjr. . JBetween six ahd seven1 hundred hogsheads of. tobacco, of the present in fection, have been shippeel fronvDanville ta Norfolk, by the" route, ofthe xanal: - J : ''1 Execution, -rwo men. Josh u ar, Ybu n k James White, were hung 'p the heigh Vorhood of KjioxyilleTenn atewj Viays past ' Young, a man 67 years old, for the" murder of His wife, ;who, at the time, .was years ojdyjvite r the murder of George W. Brown; last J'ccrtnber. Both fully confessed the crimes r vphiclthey sulIeredJX j . " ' : '.. Heavy Damage At the late term of Mill ed ge v e9 j (Geo.) Sti vprior l7u n tke suit of GergaVi;Mtirfj of the llarten BkV;aVinstAfaj. Jolin Jmes, for slandery thury assessed the ' '4. (', : IVhat next ? A maniisiperformihg in ie oflhe Boston rhfresiw pon the ceiling of th hou downwardsy with thWUme "'u uuuu me prpn in V- iwi nin r 'fii ime time, a flag in eicrrin Jcnicud- lng this: difficult riorceyi P.tojhe;'cViringrWVth th refresh m in a ''tton, and drmking( the ! healtir of the ctators'.j--r,V4-:l 4 "e copytbe'fQllowjngparagralfjfrbin. e New-Nork' Jou rial :Jof.CommetceUr . '4A.Jctef ffotnJdndon-' received by a eman: ip-thU cityldate'd July HtlhT ofs!811 (ate Miniifer atiheUpurt " ot. Jam; has been i present bV the 1 of Oxford, with the degnwof Cfneday r hicr from PaftsTliQ brig briniPam'baperatq sivev one dayjaterthanlb the foilowinparagfaph Sfft'r A paper "of thel22d of July? contain is a Russian- bulletin;; dateclCarap 5 before SchumlafJuhe 14tfwh1ch statesViha the Grand Vi zier,.wh o return ed : to Schu mlat two day;s after his d e feat; with a smal 1 de tachment of cavalry,-attempted in vain to re-ofganiie H!s af iny'T.Manyof ;4 the-:o1-l diers, both .0 f the regu 1 p.r and t i rregu lar corps, took advantage of, their defeats to re'tu rn to' their homes: , Thu sV of the 40,- 000 men which the Grand Vizier shad in 1 ine, there remai n sT; scarcely 1 5,000. Tlje Russian f A rrny rem at n ed K i n bbserva-' tioh, but the Turks, sfill alarmed at their late defeat prtiilehtly keptAvithin the walls of Scluimaij?cveral small skirmishes had taken place on the banks of the Ickra. -A:W'ipc77era;.--The Italians" are 1 said to be; the first invenfors of these V folio's ' of four pages,aiid the original title Gazetta. a farthing coin peculiar- to Venice, was thecommonjprice of Newspapers. The first, paper was monthly & confined to the use of the Government, but the jealousy of this aristocratic Republic would not permit them to:be printed long after the! discovery of that. Art divine. ' The -first English.' paper was entitled the' English Mei-curie," and issued in 158i8.;,Jjv:;:;;;:.i''i i- . - ; i' " The first Frenchvpaper was published by Renaudot, a Physician, for the amuse ment of Ins patients. He afterwards ex tended - thecirculation and 'obtain edia pr i vi 1 ege to d o s oi n 1 63 2. t 4 ' So late as Queen Anne, there was but one daily paper in England.. Then as now, politics,' morals, manners and lite rature were mingled, to render the news paper interesting to all readers'; but this mode, now go general, is considered by an eminent writer, as a retrograde step I for the inrlrnpndent rfio-nifvnf M Arnfnr I 7 " 4- - -1-. -o j - There is certainly no country, where there areso. many Newspapers published in the United States, and taking them in general, they comprise a fund of amuse ment, information and intelligence, which cannot be equalled in any other coiihtry- We who see so manv of these efforts of ourleArned and ingenious contemporaries; from ' Maine to Florida, believe that the superior intelligence of the. mass of the community is-derived principally, from these, cheap and easy roads to knowledge. The" following extract from the Paris Coristitxitionel, is subjoined as a proof, that the advantages whUh the people of this country derive, from , Newspapers, is ap- preciaieu inoyier countries as wen as our : There i not ft city so small thnt it 1ms not its piintini office and itfi jcmrnal t a hamlet so obscure tl..t tlie. light .-'of the periolical press does nott penetrate it. ; A' foreigner is surprised to hear' common farmers debate, with a perfect VMfri'irs of their own country, hut evrn itnon the political events of. which Enrope.is the thatre. There is more f good sense, more sound, ides upon civilization in such a loir house iu the U. States, than, in our, naosjt brilliant saloons, and even in our academies.- . - ,Ve annex the substance oi Vjeneral L.a fayette's address at the last 4th of July dinner at Paris : , r ' -:t "Thevlieaith of fheir Venerable jruest, General Lafayette,' having been given Tlie. General, in returning thanks, stated the;)l ensure which he felt in celebrating this -anniyersary, ' which enabled him, as it were,atgaTn -f to breatrr6: the: American atmosphere' f Tie Bpoke with high gratifi cation of their associating him with thev principles fnr wluch he nad struggled nn "fler;ihe illustri6usand rwellbe!ved Wash ington, i Tlie J i n d ependen ce o rtHe United States began "a new era of political civili za ion which will finally extend over the whole w9rld, and Jwhich is founded oh the natural rights ofj mankiml. He was proud t(i own thaC the first declaration oT those rights bore the ipdejible imprint of its American origin. . He referred in elo a u e n t terms, to. lh e d cl i gh t wi t w h i ch a 1 1 generous minds had hailed the recent tri- umph in ureat-uniam over rengious-.in-tolerance j and earnestly adv meriea'n) in ' consolidating heir-constitu-tionV not tp listen to Kuropean: suggesti onsL nor admit any exotia. materials. He concluded by giving a toast to National Legitimacy, wlii ch; whi le it choaked an d Vlpatrnvpdrthe weeds of privileire, nourish ed the rbbtsbf natural and social rights '? x -Rain. With! n a fe w days past an im mense quantity of rain has fallen: in this vi cinify.' The water courses- have risen considerably nd- still continue rising ;J the lowlands are ail oyeriioweu ami most o line: roa u s renaereti h u paBa u c We have had no'mails ph the Petersburg and ewjberiv routes stnee'last ' Saturday. ,A It wouin De impossiuie iu esuuioi uic .t,r, age already sustained by puc Tarmers, Ip the destruction of crops,rstock, &c; ; : ' - -Tarboro,' Press. , 4 . , 4 -,4 ; . -r . " , - ;Fred'encksb V.Tlie Tears expressed irr our last,' that great injury had been sustained jn the up ner; country bV thd late freshet; haybeen Jully tealizedfeTnie nortH:Janch;ofthe Rappahannock, is said -to nave, Deen jour feet higher than eyer;; known before anc) the.farmc 'Uuated on"itJ bave suffered ac- Jvhpat,48MiDanIiGntin's- t(arif as-tc, be unitli ttxtHcafKVeffilal ."s Vlr,0.',"a WmslIati AIriacec! lost tlie Tfhole of his crob :df:featimost tacein-thB witikCiirnrvWri of ;hishdrsesu,? and all hisratocfc besides being otherwise ijyurediTM iost Tiupui sjx raiie8 ot fencing,!: anarnas no doubt been the :losK.of grain- &c. We nave : also' beard of the destruction of several" mills. and of much injury Vlone to otKersVThere have, no doubt, been Vm of similar d e vastati brt o f w h I clf'VJ lia v e Ye t had n o accou n t.--jferalcL . ; . I. 7oW A lump, of this 'precious -metal'. intermixed with a considerable "portion of quartz and particles of earth, and weiffh- aiiogetner anout six, ounces, was ploughed up a few days since, on the farm of Mr. , Haley, . of this county. If was brought to tojvn on Wed neAfay, and so u. or eiirhtv-nve dollars. -6ik. UncxamnUd Ms fin ence. M r Reuben Kel sev. a res pectable. young maii o f Fair- V - -i X - -. . . . - . ! 1 hejd,5in tins vcounty,aged aboijt, 25, - is said to have subsisted on nbthinbut cold water for more than forty days !1 vHis mind seems to have been partially ab stracted, artd he has chiefly kept his room, apparently averse to any intercourse, with the world, for three' years past.' The quantity of food taken by him for the last twelve months is supposed to be jess than that -required; for the ordinary' nourish ment of an. infant ; but during the period first named, neither persuasion, threats or force, have been1 effectual to make him (s wall o W t h e 1 ea s t s u s ten a n ce .6 f any k i n d . Someparticlesof food crowded between his teeth two weeks ago, were discharged from his nostrils directly a fter,& no further com pulsion has been used. J. He is described asjwasted to a ghastly skeleton! ;l still be is thought Jn a great" measure to retain his senses, and'to enjoy the benefit of sleep Tbjs affecting case is believed tr be al-j most unparalelled. and lias thus far baf fled all the efforts of medical skill. Little Falls Gaz. Charleston. Aieg. 27 Three occurrences of rather 1 t n extra ordinary nature, have taken place in this city within a few day past the are as tollows . . j InlhejirSt instancesa. young up an resi ding at Uie; corner of. Queen andjChurch streets, returning home during the storm on. Sunday night last, and finding tlie doors of tne house closed, and uhwiFTTng to disturb the family, attempted jto scale the wall at the lower end of the lot; ad joining the iron railing at the corner of the Old Church Yard after mounting the railing, he took hold of the ball which sur mounts the brick pillar at the I corner, which givmg way with htm, he wis preci pitated upon Ithe sharp points of fthe rail ing, one of which penetrated his arm to the bone, near the arm-pit, and he was thus suspended, until by repeated efforts with his otherj arm, he"was enajbled to raise himself up so far as to extricate him self from the iron' pike, and then fell, .ex hausted, upon the ground. In this situ ation he was found sometime after!, laying upon the aide pavement, from whence he was conveyed to a neighboring public and medical assistance immediately ob tained but we understand he s tinttes in a suffering state. ill con- The second instance wa that o a gen- tleman residing in the rear of St. An- 'draw's Hall, Broad-st. who getting up in his sleep, precipitated himself ou of the winnow or tne cnainoer, in iaf second storv) in which he lodged, and tailing up on a hard navement in the vardl broke his thigh bone, near to the body, and was otherwise so much bruised, as to render his recovery extremely doubtful ( -The third case was that, of a young gentleman, a clerk in a Dry. Goods store, in Kin-st who slept in the third t lory 'of his ! boarding-house. Getting up in his sleep, he was unconsciously letting him- self down from the wmuow, wnen lie pro videntially awoke, and 'found imself hanging by his hands to the window:sill : fortunately he had sufficient presence of mind to realize the danger of his situa tionand by powerful .exertion was en abled to recover ihimself, and regain his chamber in safety Courier. ; f "Doylestown. ra, Augr- 24. j Painful and Singidar Occurrence. On Monday afternoon last, Mrs. Margaret Funk, wife -of Jacob Funk, of Hdltqwn, and only daughter of Christian Halaeman tacked her with much fury. .It is thought she jumped back and endeavored to avoid it'j but her foot caught against, something and she fell -the hog sprang upon f her and in an instant thrusi his tusks into Jier fabdomen brokefine the main ajrtenes and mansrled her iri such a-manner that hIih dipd in few minutes. Her luisband was'a near spectator at the time, bjut be firi he ronld pet to her relief, the- fatal work had been accomplished; MrsJ Funk was abbu t 28y ears o if age,(and was m u ch; ected in the neighborhood t x 'respected W Another. No sooner had rwefitte n the- above than it becanieoti r painful dtt ty to Uia town ayinofping laatt Mrs'Riale w spring near the house, and that-in ptoop- iseizedwi tliladizzinesrin lcfe-anifj; fell bead-foremost joto the-' Waters -It-ts suDPosed ihat in tfallinff her head kaine asaiust of New-Britain, attempted to a rive: a poar pig whi cli 'was i n th e road into ap aljoi n -i ns : fiel d , when i t turned 1 u pon aBd - a t nlitice the-sudden departure ptlMrs le, wife of John Riale, Esq-otlSoyresr Township. M It appears tnat onri? . f.;vi resuscitate, but ata,' the vital flparX hadJ forever fledaiMrsRiaIewaslbb yearsiof age wastheSnMhe cmldren,; and was deservedly esteemed are-of-ber'atquairitanc ,rfr o a-e'MiaV recent :3 I-' . ." meeting of the citizens of Essex'and'Kjnr a n d ' Qu e e n Cou n t t es i n Virginia" a Memo rial to the Virginia ' Convention, in 'fa- your of the extension of the Jliffht of Suf. age; was adopted;! Drr Hagan mbved an amen d me n t to tlie Memorial, pray i ng ine iftjnyention tot reducethe; age, vat which the rights of citizenship shau be constitutionally e!xercise1j one- to Eighteen years In snpportiof uu nnvei proposiuon ur uagari niam tained that, in tlie climatef of yirgihiav man is as mature morally, intellectually. and physically, at eighteen as Ihel is, Un ingiantJ,! ironv which countrythe present rule was derived, at twenty-one. "It is well known to Physiologists,' saiil Dr. Hagan, that man,like every other ani mal in creation, is influenced in his growth matu ri ty, decay, and d isol ution? by the latitude and climate in which he is raised -ll As you recede from the pniii- noctial lipe, you find the human race ei ther retarded or accellerated in their growth, according to their locality. In the .Grecian Islands, females !at the ae of 9 or 10, and males at 13 or 14 years, have acquired all that maturity necessa ry, for matrimonial engagements. When you arrive at the cold regions of Lapland, the sexes do not manifest similar devel opements 'until the ages of 20 or 28 years. The same course of observation and rea soning which pointedto the age of 21 as the natural period ot t reed o in in Great Britajn, would probably have" placed it in Virginia at 18 ; and your memorialists be lieve, m revising the Constitution on this point, and? in defining when'i Virginians shall become freemen, that the interests of the Commonwealth would be promoted by takinsr l for our euide the i immutable laws of nature, rather than the example of a nation differing from us in climate, habits, laws and political institutions." The Doctor's motion' was f negatived, by a small majority. Jeremiah Smith. question of great interest was decided before Chancellor Harper at Columbia during thi last week. Jeremah Smiih, who'was ennvicted of Negro Steding in the. year. 1 82 1 ,7 and sen tenced to death, was pardoned by the late Gov; Beonet, upon conditionthat the prisoner Would leave the States and never more return within its jurisdiction; Smith in violation of the terms of pi rd on, ufter ward s returned to the State, and was . re cently guilty of a high handed assault and battery upon the person of one of our citi zens, for Uhich ttfeni:e his Excellency Got. Miller issued his proclamation offer ing a reward for hia apprehension in this State. YVhereupon some of our citizens followed bim iato N. Carolina, iwhiiher he had fled,at u navioir wot a 3Jd?istrate's war- rant he wis arretted, brnught back and comnutieti to tne jul in this town, ;tie wa4 last week carried up by Habeas Cor pus, before the Chancellor, anif the quea 'tionis. growing out of these facts elab;rale ly and we understand very ably argued We have not seen the opinion of the Court, and cantnf, therefore, stita the grounds taken in the derision, but Judge. H.trper reftisfd to ItliischargH th? prisoner, who was remanded and is now in j dl. Camden Journal. MARRIED, , ". In Lincoln countv.'.bn the 30th ult Mr John Haae to Mi h B:rhry OUy. in Salem. Lewis plum to Miss Eliza P. Lemon. i i i - .. . . . TTT?n 4 In Edjfeeomb count)', a few:days agt,of a bi lious fever, Mr. Jot-U Battle, proprietor of the Cotton Factory at the Falls ofNeus River. in Rowan county, on the. 20th mu Mrs Mary Robinson, relict of George KobinsonV dec. aged 6s. 1 1 t, - v-: 1- ' In urry county, on the 14th inst Mr Charles Smithe at the advanced a gre of ninety-nine jfeai-a laekin six days lie was born in Albemarle county, Va. and emigrated to Sorry about fifty years ao. H sMstaiueii the.chU'a'cter of n ho next man a kind psrenU, n indulgent and hu mane master: and a irood neirhoor. . . : . , - , , I ommumcttted. illllll JUST PULLISHED NORTH -CARO L INA ti9 l-v-'...: FOR -' '' ONTAINING besides the Astronomical Cal i4cul ! tionsj Essays son iAgrjcultute valuable Medict andAliscelUneous KeceiptsJ Anecdotes k list, of the I Members o the next, Legislature and of the Officers of the Stae and JGeneral Oo vernraenV time ol' holding the' different Courts, .This,JAliiianack may be had wholesale of the publishers ftaleigh ojfMr. Edtrard J; Hate Observet Onjc e, . Fay ette villei and of Mr. Salmon Ifali;iBobkseller ewberm and retail, of roost of the Storekeepers in theSUtev "'" ViV Sept. 1829; ';'4-.yr COMMITTED O the-Jail pf 'Buncombe County; N. C. bn the 15th of July last, a, runaway Negro man; who calls his name GEORGE,: and J say ahe be long to Elias Brock, ii Laurens district, S. C Said negro appears to labouttwenty.foui'yeara old, rather alefider budt but talh .The owner w vrequeslea xo come, iorwara ana iaKc aim awy, aceoruing To iaw. -.t : - - v Evnt- CdLEMAIf,:rJailer. :1:i--vvL-''.W-.-.A ,HF9.rSer;hayin consider ' AfeaB yio his f i wssmndi t brr vjfee, im proved ' N will ; be prepared at the pVnjatchinj;8crb!on . of the i$kttire:td'accofmmtlate with" Board ' from40 tiO'Members.;-;''l ; 'j- - .'! .: BENJAMIN f5" KINO. 4 m '. MJJSPAltSLKY Will iie prepared to acedia. .commodate 12.or 15 Members of te Gen- t'- ' eraf Assembly- with '.Board.? She-nassurea these , who may.favor her tflrithjtheir c.6mpriy,th'Ht-ite utmosrer rtions shall be ued": to render their V situation agreeable. VI u 'V.-J (-' f-, ; ;BOarijngh; XvJ,cbmwi'odat et-twrii'rv-re' r thirl V'Member oftlie LiegJ-ilatuio. iShe assuws ll ahosetto tnay; honor her with their patronage, that no ejj ertions shall be spared to render them 'comforts Mrs W. has jt iimnbeKof idetached rooms be- ides jltoae in tnairi buiJdiHg.v ; JV. IJ The f avor of early, a ppherat tona 19 rc- quested; , Raleigh, Hept2t im r'lIAVe been induced jresuiie; thei'Pra'etUfi,;-,. lof-Pbyafc:i.n conieqaence of a connexion . irt , , business formed with : Dr. Hamilton Ty lor, a talented Physician from Oxford who . has pN aiied-'a loner courie of aevere ' and "systematic -4 study, there under hia brcrthef Dr. ; w mv V Tay- -lor i and ha lately received the ijera,6 of Hoc. tor of Meditine.atPhiladJphhi after twp'yrara attendance in t He: Medical Schools and llos pi tata ofthatcity: (it:v ih.- '; .'- ;ytiU Connextpn, an ample librrvy. convenient " offices, , the moderate expense op livin here,.. and a society almost s excliisrvely prafessioniilt may ma ice this-an eligible situation for studeuts -Two have been engaged, & t wo or thr.e.e other-S of sufficient preliminary ed.MC4to . and realty studious habits,' would be eeired.'VlnstfiictioTi ' will be imparted at all oonvenierit tiniei & week ly exatninatjons had. clfette s of enquiry prompt ly answered. ' ft. CALTB JONES. Wake Forett: 'tAujr 1829. 4 3t To MercharttsFdrm W ILTit AlVt H. TtEDWOOD, OMMISONCMEBCH , .' ..-- k Norfolk; HAVING taken that large f fireproofv Ware : House & VV liarf recently occupied by. Ill ess J. & VV. . South gate, tenders . his services to . CoxiwTaT MaacBAWTfc, PiA?rrBS, LuMuatt HcaU ers and the pubhc genefaliy, In-lHe salcof Pr? duce and XwmAcr, of every, descri ptiont the pur chase of 3opds,'aifd generally, in facilitating their business transactions ; in the Borough," for whiclv hisT commissions' will iu all tcaie be tty rsod& ''ntei'X:Z '.v, A His att ehti on being confined solely to Cmmifr ' aimx Busiiies$t and his knowledge of persons and of thia mode of transabUngj business in the Ba rough, together with' his i thdrbligh acquaintance idf the Country ButiAcss, wilf, he Hopes, be found -advantageous " to those who .may ; Employ hb ajie'ticy. ;"-'-;" i VJA ':2,:r; : :s -7 Reference to Messrs J--: !vv' -: - ;" Kobert HoUteri i Shields & Ashbu rp j M LNbrfoRJ SeptemberlB29 Dying &TScdurirt5 .E Jli. TvlLLI AM 9 .JresplecxfuUy ; infoflnis ?' the. Ladies and Gentlemen ot Raleigh and its yicinity, that he has commenced the above bu : siness in its various branches, at the Uousf next' door but one, below the Confectionary 3t ore of Mr., Henry Flirdie, on Fayetteviile Street, lie dyes Canton Crapes, Silks, Stuffs, StrV,- Leg horn and Chip BonnetS with a beautiful gloss on them. LadFes' Veili, and Merino dhaWls clean- , ed or dyed without injury to their borders also Ladies' Handkerchiefs. Hose. c Shoes dyed to any color, Cotton and Wool Yarns dyed.. ' bentlemens Apparel of every description dy etii j scoured and pressed elegantly. ; The coll arsv of coats will noCsustain any injury in the process of dying or scouring'and will be put in a han 'some shape, v -: ''''J,.'- f'- All onlera entrusted to hlm will be executed with the ; 'utmost faithfulness and 'theVreatest do ; piltchi ' . . ri 'h c." ' '-r--.-,' lialeigh Sent. 2, 1&29. K--",'?. jysr& OF almost every description, may be always had at the Bookstore, of J.: Gales & Sosr printed on good paper and. after the most p proved forms, vi T ,'.r'( , : v -' ,r . " ' : CFOR CLERKS OF fJOURTS - " Vrits7 Executions for Debt &. Cost, Cxecu v tions tor cost only, . , : I - Jury Tickets, Witness Tickets: ' , V -; Appeal k Bastaruy llon.ds, . : v i - ; Sub pochas, Commtssion Jbr taking -DeposT ' tions, ,r;;v3:- ;'- ';. ;;. -'-: : ' Apprentice's Indentures and Bonds, , . 'Administrator's & Constables Bonda, ' A 5 Marriage Licence and Honda, ; s . - Capias at Satisfaciendum, i '.i- ' ' .V-;' ,; v'v Owlertf .Sale from, Juttie ;-';', ' ..-rp Recognizances and Bonds to prosecute, V : 'j, Guardian Bonds and notices to Gusrdiam; i ' 1 Fi. Fa'ai: against Bait;';. x 7 ' Process against Securities, fcc;-&.c ' ' "& 'rS i FQ tt SHERIFFS ( -vl : Deeds for Sales by ExectttibTV Do, ?:'do".Taie '-y' ; I Bail Bonds,.f ;;V: lv;.''.' Forthcoming Bonds,.- ' - .Y';.'V Tax JReceipia &c.;-' ' ! -' . : - p ' j FOR CONSTABLES. Warrints, Ca. ; Satu "Appearaiice' Bonds : ' Executions &C &C. fr..' v-v;; -.. - w:--.. V- ALSO? ; -? , Common Deeds, Mortgages, Powers, of At ; tomey, Indictments, Deads of Trust an '.r Bank Checks i ' tBlelgh 8ept.3.' : : ., : NOTICE. i,. t ; RS.SAftAH GLENDRN"Nl.VG.Hfe of Grao jville county, formerly reiide&t inlUleizli. has lately.died intestate. .Many' of her next of kia reside at a distance froni this place, and I d hereby' notify alt persons concerned, that vt tha expiration of two years, fron the 1st May, 1&, as preicribed by law, I shall, be ready and vi) fingto. iettle the tftid Rstate VThe Adnunlstra tiGm of said JrateJIiaving beeri committed to ms by the County CQurtof Graiiirille County in Ma t illwill attetidvt6 alTomt..Shi$'itions poet ptfd) hicb teay badlresaed ft tn at Raleigh," N. C m TAUEfelt itAND Adnr ' .if'--a'-'-v:.:yi''"'"'v--'-.-:.v ' - i-
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 3, 1829, edition 1
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