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THREE PB!ZE$ OF 10.000 DOLLARS;
Great New York LotletysXZth Class,
- : r 'SpLENDtD SCHEME.
VThrec Pnzcs 'ofilO,000,Donars: ;
One
6,708 Dollars
,Tens
rl,000 Dollars V
, 500 Dollars
200 Dollars,
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"CODonars;
Dollars :
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SO dollars
20 Dollars
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7 son's fortpnate T)ffipe
Orders; pr. mail ehcloiinff Cash or Prlee Ticlc-1
ts will meet with the same attention as; f on 4
-r personal application . 'Direct tt, -v-. 1
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V; 'r 'Petersburg,
OcCl829.
FOR SALE, ;
moderate . terms, a neat Panneli Double;
GIG and HAUNiSS; also an excellent Fa-
v.-nly H OUSE, accustomed to ; anyikind
cess.: r Fr terms, apply. at this Office."
of Har I
40 Reams of Post andiFootscap
PAP ER, different qualities, 7 i ust - received by
V -. i V ? ; - - J. GALES & SON.
Rale'gh, Jnly,12r. J - .,-'1
FRENCH PERFUMERY.
'nrILLIAMS& HAYWOOD have just receiv-
K f ,f v ,eda handsome assortment ot rrench Per
fumery andotherFancv Articles which can" be
said unusuall
low for caslu
Cologne Water
: Lavender z do
Bears Oil
-Macasor do
- Cosmetic Wash Ball
Emollient Soap,' for shaving
Rose ' . -do
Cinnamon do
A variety of other Fancy. Soaps.
Also .genuine Windsot Soap in the
original
package as imported.
June 1.
State'of North-Carolina. v
Court of sPleas"fand Quarter Sessions,
An V Session. 1829. :rc'-' I
f - ir . , ,
4 u 1 Original A ttach't.
' .The Post Master General, I J-evied in the hands
'u . - ' ' vs. , . i " ' VofWvatt Harrison &
V , ' Daniel Peck. I Marie Cooke; &they
J 11 " J sum'nd astjarnish's.
IN this case, it appearing to the Court,1. that the
.'defendant. Daniel Peck hath removed him-
V ielf beyond the limits of this State, or so con
.: oeals himself that the ordinary process of law can
k " not bti served on him s It is tbert'fore ordered by
the CAurt, that publication made in the Ra.
leigh Register for six weeks thafunless Defen
fc dant comes forward on or before the n'-xt Coun
' "tv, Court-of . Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be
V;hel4 for the coimtv o Wnke at the Court House
In Raleigh' on the od Monday of November next
. then and there ,to,repJevyand plead toiissue,
rthe oronertv levied on will be condemned sub-
.' r I t " V- 10 Dollars.
. V;' 48 Number, Lottery 7 Drawa JJallots?
-'Sl Whole JVcks $10 HaUe S5 ?'
Quarters S2 50. -
. - . ' . Uash para s)g;nt lor an prizes sola ar; nw-
U v 5 iect to plaintiff's recovery.
P-J '- . c By order of the Court; U -H
; ''- ' , . B. S. KING, c: C.
I NOTICE.
V : ''Jlj tne otocfctwiaers oj tut, ismia o
.b - ; mHE letter of Louis D. Wilson. Esa,
Cftpe-
iir.'be
: ' s ) 'i-? l.l vhalf ' the Commissioners annninted hv the
iter being under consideration, Resolved, That
' the Prt"dent do advise said Commissioners; that
it is deemed necessary and expedient to consailt
the Stockholders, in refernce to toe subject mat-
ter of the communication ; and -further that tif
.. . President of the-Bank of Cape-Fear be, and he is
lv?reby f ully authorised and empowered, by virtue
, tf this Resolution of the Board of Directors, to
" call a general meeting ofthe Stockholders of the
yBank of CaperFearjto convene on the 2d Monday
. of November next at'the Banking .House in,Vil--.
; mington,then and there to consider of their inter
'"?" ests generally i 'and especially to signify how far ;
in what way ; ajid upon what, temns, they; the
'? Ctockhoklers, would consider it advisable, to co
perate with the General Assembly in the est:b
lishment pfane'w Bank, by the consolidation, or
, otherwitoi ihose now in existence. Copy from
:f the Minutes. ? VV;J6HN HlLCaAeir.
- hi accordance with the above Uesplution, and
by. viilue of mybflSce as President of the, Bank
of Cape-Fear, notice is hereby given tot the
f ' stockholders Jf. said Bank, to meet at -tlieir
a Bankings Housein Wilmington,' on the 2d Mon-
lay of November next, thcii.stnd there to consid
er "of arid, to act-iipon the matter and things as
t' forth In, the above Resolution.
jVRi LONDON, PresHent.
Se"pt; 2.-
V V RE X C H L ANG U AG E. !
ta.ASY METHOD foracqHiringa knowledge of
JSuJ the Fve.ncb Language, adapted to Soliools
' and Slf-Tuinoin - ' ' v, . . , . -
The fallowing Works, by Al Bolmir, Professor
v of i he Frencii; Language in the High' Scliool of
Philadtipuia,, are to be had at the Booksture of
J . GALES & SON. , , V
- Wist, A Collection of one hundred of-
i'ernn's
f f Iribles, yaecompanied' by, a Key," containing! the
text; ' a literaland free translation; arranged
in such a manner as topoint out the difference
. between the French and the-English idioms.
- , Also, a hgurea; pronunciation of .the French,
acccrdntothe best Rrench works extant! ; on
the subjectrT!i e whblejpreccded by a Trea-
tise on the sourtds ofthe Frenchi languageU's
;- comparexl with iliose of the English ; after, which
is a ovnauire.,wi voik;uiiou oi rencil worcs.
w ith the English- from hhe Ao rieht syllables. '
----rrr"tiJe Ayentures ae veiemaque par Fenelon,
accompanied by a--Keyto the first eight books ;
cnntHiniiig like Jhe Febles- tlie"text-a literal
, , ' a.'id free translktioo ;, intended as a beuud to tne
- l'ables. w.iszs&ifo Si; ,
i 'jn HE proprietor of this periodical is now ma k-
JL ing arrangement o issue the New Vblurrie
; which will be cbmmenned.on the. eleventh da
jfjutyhexi in a' splendid manner.. The copperf
. piate -engravings 01 me runvquartgr ze---will be
V executed by th best artists i the music m ranged
wiu accomp-tnimencsv.ior .xne piano-rorte, toy
ti.emost skilful campo'sers r the type new and
" ifeautifuXand. tie pperoT'asuperior quality -
i. i, ever aenarimenc ,ie seventn yoinme will
excel jse neretotore published. , The terms
arejur dollars per, annum, payable in advance.
a.-.. i i Mirror it rtithiichri otriv i-
!WUua.-iircu:tt New-Tprk,r All commsuioatlou' I
. ... i-;..' ''.strut nv m!l 1 . : . - . .. , v .: Kl
A".HK,FKOI WETORf the above Line har
tg lately' procured ' neur. and comroodlou1
Staeres ancl added several first rate Horses, with
stea!y;;aiidacbomodatingDriveiarid baring-
also obtained the b-st stands tor the comfort ana
convenience of Passengers, hopes to be enabled
tQ ertre c mire sauiaci ion io iuosc nu tmay -
vor lijm with thenr patronage. , 4
iiThe rates of Stage Fare are as usualviz :
from Ualt igh 1 0 Ne w bern and from New btTn t o
tta leijjii, seven, oi tars, ;'-nu iot nj tca ui?invc
six cents per mIe.li Passengers travelling1 tiro
ulir please pay their; staVi fare at rny house, four
miles from Raleigh 4 Way. Passengers (who may
'!. t-S - . il - - .il'- .-til. tW. t.:on
not passmy nmisc,; win seme wnu, uc unftio
?n adytfnce. vyAppUcatrons tor seats may oe mane
to Mr. Ann Dilliard, sign ot the Cross Keys, in
RHleighand at Mr. Joseph IJell's, orto my Stage
Driver in Newbern. t This .Line of Stages leave,
Rakieh everv Tiiesdavat 10 A. M. and Fridays
at 2 Pj' M., and arrives in Newbern on Thursdays
and Sundays, at 2 P.f. , Leaves Newbern every-
;Wednesdav and Satin-day at 8 A. M. and arrives
in tiaie.ign me lonowing; tciuys uu OTvhuto
at 10 in the morning Believing the present to
be preferable to any previous arrangement, and
that it will, better than anv other that can be
adopted, contribute to the convenience of trav
ellers, the Proprietor will use his endeavors to
inve-it nerrnnencvi bv breservinflr the Line in
its present improved condition. , ,
MKR ilTT DILLIAUD, Proprietor.
'. June 2rth , ; v 90 tf.
. . THE ,
--MEDICAL COMPANION,
, OR ,
FAMILY PHYSICIAN ; -
' ..'- TUSATIKO OV THE . . '
DIS EAS ES OF' THE UNITED STATES,
With their svmntoms. causes, cure, and means
of orevention. i common cases in Sureerv t the
manacrement and diseases of Women and Chi!
; : dren i a Oispen&atory, for ; preparing Family;
Aieaicines, anc a Glossary explaining chiu
cal termsr Also, the Nurse's Guide. -
The 6'evenlh Edition , v
Revised, enlarged, ; and very considerably im
proved.
BY JAMES E WELL, M. 1).
On the important sub iect of domestic medi
cine, many books have been written, which,
though excellent in other respects, have greatly
failed of usefullness to Americans ; because they
treat of diseases which, existing in very foreign
climates and constitution, must widely differ from
ours. The book now; offered to the public has.
therefore, the ereat advantage bt: having been
written by a. native American, oflorig and sue
cessfiil practice in the southern states, and who,
for years nast. has turned much of his attention
to tne composition ot it. '
" To every-family, more especially those in re
mote situations, the possesion of this book must
unquestionably, be of incalculable value :-for.
conducted by such a guide, it will not be pre
sumptuous to say that any person of tolerable
capacity, and reasonable attention, may be ena
bled, to pracctise with safety and advantage, in
those cases of simple diseases most incident to
our cli.matr. s
r Tliis work is for sale, by
, Jo. GALES & SON.
August 1., , 1 :4 i 95-
Tract Depository, I.
II R ACTS from the American Tract Society
M. also from the Union Tract society, may
had in any quantity, at the Society's prices,
forwarding orders, with the Cash, to
be
by
P. W . DO WD, or
& . TH. p. HUNT. ;
traitors in u. iavouraDie to tne cause o
TSivts will confer a favour by giving the above
a few insertions in their papers. Those who
think proper ttCbarge for so doing, will send
their accounts to this juIC-e tor 4 insertions.
l?a!eich 1st August. 1829. 95-
Americaa Turf Register
SP,OM TING MA GAZINE-
0Tk HE want. of a repository in this country, like
CV the English Sporting Magazine, to serve as
an authentic record ot the performances and pe
digrees of the bred horse, will be admitted by
all, whether breeders, owners, or" amateurs of
that admirable animal. The longer we remain
without such a register, the more difficult will
it be to trace the pedigrees of existing stopk,
and the more precarious will its value become.
Is it not, in iaet, within the knowledge of many
readers that animals known to have 'descended
from, ancestry of the highest and purest blood,
have'been confounded with the vulgar mass of
their species, by the loss of an old newspaper
or memorandum book,, that contained their pe
digrees I Sensible for years, past of the danger
which in this way threatens property of so much
value, and persuaded that it - is not yet too late
to collect and save many precious materials that
would soon be otherwise lost, the subscriber
hopes to supply the long looked for desideratum
by the establishment of m -ThxiAmkuicait Turf
Register." But though an account of the per
formances, on the American Turf, and the pedi
grees' of thorough-bred horses, constitutes, the.
Chief aitu of the work, it is designed, also, as
Magazine of information (like the English sport
ing Magazinc)con veterinary subjects generally ;
and of varioiis rural sports, "as Racing, Shooting,
Hunting, Fishing, Trotting Matches, &c toare-
ther with original sketches of the natural hisioru
ana iiaoii8 oj stmericaiigame of all kinds pAtui:
hence , the ,title ' 'J$e American Turf Ileg'rter
undSporigJilagulune."' It will of course'' be
the Vim. of the Editor to give to his journal an
original fl;icwi cast, conveyintr at once, to
readers of all ages, amusement aiid instruction,
in regard to our own country, its animals, birds;
fishes, &c. in tbe absence of domestic materials,
the magazines received from abroad will supply
an ample stock ot appropriate matter.
!'nlly,;:as' to the style and execution of the
work, ' the first number, just published & read)
for delivery,, may be received as a fair specimen,
entitled to some allowance for the .imperfections
insepar ible from the fii-st-essay in a he w" arid
somewhat complicated and difficult enterprize.
--"fC;'h"' J S- SKINNER
';V,'.:S;N.;...J..f . 1 CONDITIONS. -. 'i ' ' ', X
sThe SPORTING MAGAZ1NK twiH be pub
lished montnljr. Kach number, vjill consist of
about . fifty pages- embeliisned ;th .beaut iful
engravmgs--price'$5 per annuni, to be paid on
the receipt of the first numb-r. '- - ; ..J
C3 .Where the number of subscribers at any
place shall vrarrant it, Jt will be sent by privXe
conveyance at the.expense of the Editor, and
delivered free of any' extra' charge where itris
setby mail the subscriber will have to' pay the
postage. -j S v -V y v. '
' Persons procuring ;fiye subscribers, arid
sending the ;money, will receive' a'six;h copy
gratis and so in proporUonior a larger number.
V Baltimore, jjept,''!' ' ? - ': .
PRINTiNa-
Of vacioug descriptioVs ,heatlT eztcttuif
m z
J'
-i
miottoale.& Retail
DRUG & MEDICINE STORE.
0-
. .4.
if.
HAVE lately received a large and extensive
assortment of Drug and MediMnesl cpnsist-
ing.i'uf part; ' of Sulphate Quimnetium upiumy
penartotized do. Refined Camphor, Qantharides,
Castor Oil, Vitr?ther;EUtariitmk7 Kxtjracrit or
various Jcinds,; Solidified Copaiva, )iLf Black
PAnnr: Tmlink London Blue- Fill, ' BiacK uxvae
Mercury, Citrated Kali for : making hieubal mix-,
ture, JComp.l F.xtf. Sarsaparilla, HydrJ Potass
' r;. K -- G.A ' Tarf. A rid. Turkev GUm' An' -
bic, Calcr Magnesia,1yeJlow Bark, Calamel i; J
iap. Rhubarb C Tartar,- Sugar; I.ead, Spt. Ni-
tre, Haisx uopaiva, api. aiumiuh, t jxi.w...v
ny. Sulph. Copper, Liquorice Pastei ;
A general assortmenii i riciu bicuiviih?,
Shop Furniture. Surgeonsrilnstnimerjts, Dye
Woods, Hatters Trimmings ancl Materials, sucn
as Atiua Fonis,VQuicksilver, L.ogwoddf Bow,
SirigVSkinv findings ami Bands,vHilcicles &.
nriith: vrv low. 1 A larere supply of Paints &
Brushes Of every description apt, lurpenune,
anners Oil, Gold
and Si 1
jjinseea, iinip auu ia"
r leaf. CoDal and Leather varnisn.
superor
nii:i
.Utv; VVindow.G ass.' 8 IU, 1U
12, 12 .
lO ana lO to, anu ruujr.
x Thfir. assortment comprises every
article
in
th Ariothecarv's line ; the principal! part
of
which having lately been selected by themselves
in Philadelfmia and New-York with cash, they
orp .n-.hlprl n sftll to Cash dealers or bunctual
customers on much better terms than fever be
for nflfered in this market. Physicians and
Merchants will find it to their interest td call and
ex imint before purchasing elsewhere.
PROCLAMATION.
the Governor of North-Carolina
Two Hundred Boll ars Reward.
TSITHEREAS it has been made known to me,
ifT"1 that a Murder has been committed' "in the
Town of Oxford, in the County of Granville and
State of North -Carolina, on the 4th day of'No
vetnber lavt, arid that a certain THOMAS MIT-
CH C.LL, late ot tne uounty ana aiaxe :uoreRaiu,
tands chargea oy tne nnuing oi a Tirana jury
on a bill of Indictment, with having perpe
trated the same on the body of a certiin She!
ton Hob (rood, of said bounty :- And. as it is
O 10 m I
further represented and made known to me,
that the said. THOMAS MITCHELL hath ab
scouded and, fled from the jurisdiction and lim
its of this State, and thereby eluded the arm of
the law and of justice-: i
' Now therefore, "to the end that the said THO
MAS MITCHELL may be apprehended and
brought to justice, the above reward of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given to any
person or persons who will apprehend nnd con
fine the said Thomas Mitchell in any Jail in this
State, so that he may be brought to justice. -And
I do, moreover, hereby require, command
and enjoin, all officers whatsoever, as well civil
as military, within ihis State, to use tlieir bet
endeavors so apprehend and take, or ;ause to
be apprehended and taken, the body of the said
Thomas Mitchell, and him safe'yiand securely
keep, so that he shall be brought to justice.
THOMAS MITCHELL is about 19 years of
age, of slender form, down look, a little freck
led round shoulders and hawel eyes wlas lately
seen by a gentleman of Granville Count r at New
Orleans, where probably be now is.
have caused ihei Great Seal of the
State to be hereunto affiied, and
subscribed the same officially, at the
Cuy of Raleigh, on the 20tjh day of
June, A. D. 1829. ! '
JOHN OWEN.
By the Governor,
Jobh B. Muse, P. Sf.cy.
87
Flank, Scantling
A T J. GALES's Saw-Mill on Crabtree, within
I three miles of Raleigh, may be had
PLANKp
and SCANTLING of every description!
Bills of Lumber left at the Bookstore of J.
Gales & Son, will be immediately supplied, and,
if desired, delivered in the City, there being at
present a good stock on hand, partly seasoned.
May 4th, lS29.
03s The Grist-Mill is in fine order, and grinds
in the driest seasons. -
Clean-Rags purchased at the Paper-Mill of
Bookstore. 1
ANN OF GEIRSTEIN
OR
THE MAIDEN. OF THE MIST
- BY
j SIB WALTER SCOTT.
Just received, by
J. GALES Sd SON.
Raleigh, July SO.
: To Merchants j Farmers,
WILLIAM H. REDWOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
4 ; Norjolk, Va.
AyiNG taken ; that large fire-probf Ware
K.Jb House & Wliarr recently occupied
iir n . I. a t
j. ot. v. oouinaie, xenaers nis services
Countht Mkrcuasts Planters. Lumber Deal
ers and .the public generally, in the sal4 of Pro
duce and Lumber of every description, the pur
chase of Goods, and generally in facilitating their
ousiness transactions in tne-Uorough, tor which
ms commissions wiu , in an cases be very mode
rate fy;, j. Y ,
. His attention being confined solely to .Commis
&in Business, and his knowledge of'perjsons arid
or tms mode ot transacting business in the Boi
rough, together with his thorough acqi aintmce
of' the Country Business ; will, lie hopes, be found
aavantageous to those who 'may employ his
agency. :. -V . ' y'W" - ''1
: Reference to Messrs.' It
Cide & Sheldon, ? wii ' , '
; - :ChasV L. Wingfield,S fPllha'burg-
; j Ho pert bouter,
- Shields & Ashburn,
rfolk.
v ! f Ed ts. Beacon
September 1829, v ii
ins:
& Scouring Establisl
ment.
WILLIA MS respectfully iftjrms the
Ladies and Gentlemen ot P ifihr '
K4-
0.
juaaies and Uentlemen ot P deigh and its
-vicinity, tnat tie has commenced the above bu
siness in its various branches; at the House, next
door but one, below the Confectionary; Store of
ir( uenry 11 urdie, on Fayette vi lie Street. - He
dyes Canton Crapes, Silks, Stuffs, Stra!w, Lee-
v,j' v!i uoniieis, wun a neautitul gloss on
them? Ladies Veils, and Merino Shawls clean
ed or dyed, without injury to their borders uUo
Ladies Handkerciriefs, Hose. & Shoes! dyed to
any color. ;j Cotton and - Wool Yarns dypdlf -t
Gentlemen's Apparel f eVery descri ptioir dy
ed, scoured and pressed elee-antlv. , TK .ifl.
of coats will not sustain arty injury irithe process
l dy.',nXOT couririg and wiM be put in! a hand-
;; Atl orders entrusted to bJnV, will be executed
-with the utmost faithfulness and the neatest des
patch. r ; . ( v-?' - smj i ,
fWipm-HoiMffl
i ' i j j; f.tiiTit : - - . , . iv.-"! .
.- t ' . f', - mf ii i r - i' t ' -"
1
11 A LE IGH.
wmntiv cVi.'iKi-- informs his f
friends and the
JL Public In general, that he hasjtaken charge
r tUt urMl tnnum HouseMof Entertaiiihient, tor-
merlV occupied by Wilhe;Jones,- tn tiiecuji or
" v . w r .T..-,t,,i,w i,; Tuht. will
Kajeign, near ne -pi-"r4 -bo
furnished with the best the. countrV and -sea-
sons attora, nis oeas in uiiBnicirHUi. ... vyy
commbaiousaiiU'iM supplied witlv igbod rirovenderi attended, Apy
careful Ostlers'bis House' with gopd Servants
He will provide convenient Sheds uoder wluch.
to shelter Carriages, Gigs; &c He hopes t hat
with all thse comforts, and his; own unremitted
celve a share of public patronage. He also hopes
that the Member of the Gener 1 Assembly will
call on him, as his charges will be;moderate and
tiic irnmmniliiliiin!i food. ' " ' '' . i'.. ' .. -"v
v.wv""W- D
ROBERT
PERRV.
Rdleigh, August 19.
mil
EAGLE HOTEt
" . , v . : ., , : . ..
MR. GUION, most respectfully ; returns his
tlianks to the Public, for the very; liberal
encouragement lie has received si nee he opened
this ESTA B LIS If MENT, and hopes. to merit a
continuance of their favors. S;. i : .f U
Mr. G. lias the satisfactiorf to inform the Pub
lic, that in addition to the improvements already
made, eight additional Rooms will be completed
by the ensuing Session of the Legislature which
will enable him to accommodate a larger number
of Members of the Assembly than heretofore. - -:
The charges, as hitherto, will be uniform arid
moderate; viz : for a, Man and Horse per day,
$1 50 V for a Man alune, $1 with a small addi
tion to those Who wish a Separate table. ;
Members of the Assembly will be , charged
$ 1 per day. Those who have rooms to tnemseives,
IwiH be' subject to an additional charge for them.
Travellers des'rous of stopping at the HOTEL
are often misled, by " enquiring for the Stage-
House. They are informed, that the Stages .do;
hot make it their regular stopping' House, or
is the House known by that appellation. As
many persons who travel in the Stage do stop at
the Hotel, and many others would, if they could
be assured they would not be delayed they are
informed, that no greater delay will be experi
enced at the Hotel, than at the Stage House t and
those wlio wish to repose themselves for a' day
or twp, will be sure to find at Guion's a . clean
bed-and room for that purpose", with the best
fare the 'market affords. A :'."- ' "I r; i
:The situation of this House is one of the most
pleasant in the City, being immediately north
of the Capitol, ' adjacent to the business part of
the town, but without' the influence of the dust
and inconvenience attending it. . ; " '
It is now linle more than a year, since the Sub
scriber todk possession of this Establishment,
when he found the House ennrely put of repair
and almost without custom. . He now has it in his
power to say, tliat he has not only received en
couragement sufficient to justify the improve
ments that have been made, but those also that
are making, even without that support from the
Stage Proprietors which he believes the conve
niences, comfort, and attention which are to be
met with at the' Hotel deserves, and which has
fairly proven that the Public will give he prefer
ence to a well kept Public House. : ;.
; E. P. GUION.
Raleigh, Sept. 23. : 7 10 8w :
Public Entertainment. -
JOHN BUFFALO respect
fully informs the Public, that he has
purchased the Public House former
ly occupied by Wjti. W. Bell and
Alex. High, on Hargett Street, at the -corner of
Wilmington Street, where he will be glad to re
ceive Travellers andlothers, and will use his ut-
most exertions to accommodate them comforta-
oly. ...... :.! . '
- - ' Stables are good and will be constantly
suppuc-u wun pieniy 01 rrovcnaeroi :very Kina.
Owing to the scarcity of money and plentiful
ness of produce, the price of Board for Man arid
Horse will be a dollar a day, or eight dollars h
month for a single pe.son.
He has a II AC II, three .GIGS and HORSES
for Hire, at the shortest notice. ' His prices for
his Hack, Gigs and Horses, are $3 -a "day for
the Hack ; Gig with Horse & : Boy $2 a day ; Gig
and Horse, without a Boy $1 50 a day ; a. Horse
alone $1 a day ; a Gig 50 Cents a day. ; ;
Raleigh, April 2. . 460tf :
N. B Persons hiring Gijrs from me, will be
expected to. repair any injury done to them,
whilst in their possession, : ' ll B. :
BOARDING. ;
AfTS'.S' E. 6?SZF is prepareil to ac
commodate eight Members of the approaching
legislature wun Lsoara, togeiner wivnme fami
lies of those who m y accompany theraj -r!y
application is requested. Sept. 10
! BOARDING. !
TIHE MISSES PULLlAM will be prepare'd to
i. accommodate 10 or 12 Members of the ap
proaching General Assembly with Board.
Raleigh, Sept. 10 -,. .: ,y - 63t ,
Airs. Delia Haywood V
HAVING m; de a large addition to Iict! House,
will be prepared to accommodate with
comfortable lodging) rooms, Members of. the
General Assembly, and others who may call
on h-rr for Board, during the ensuing Legisla
ture, and at other times. " '
Raleigh, Sept 14. : , 3
BOARDING. (
mf lSrjOHN HAYWOOD is prepared to ac
ItJL coimiflodate weny-t?e or thirty Members
of tlie Legislature. She assures all those who
may honor her with their patronage, that no ex
ertions shall be spared to render them comfol-ta-,
ble , v .. . ,. - v . -. . . r -.
Mrs. H. bar a number of detached rooms be
sides those in the main building :.v' ;
j H: B: The favor of early applications is re
quested ' ' "':'X:-X- - Vt: '--' '! ;
Mrs. HI continues to receive Travellers, and
Boarders by the day, week, month or year:
j Raleigh, Sept. 2, 1829 , ? ; - ; -Y.
M RS. PARS LEY: will be prepared to accom-
iW 1 comniotlate 12 or 15 Members, f the Gen
eral Assembly with Board. She assured thnQ.
who may favor her with their company, that the L
uiiiiosi, ca ruuns snau De,usett to render .(their
situation ugreeablei. V Cf.- ' ' .J t V v
'Uleigli;.SepC2;..;vf7
BOARDING-
'PHE Subscriber has several convenient Bed
kv5 Rooms detached from his Dwellin-flnti
on the main street nar the Capitolrand wbufd.
oe giaa to accommodate with Board twelve or
,fifteen Members i'pf the ":esuinjr;Lefrisl'ature'i
The favor of erly aplictibri is requesteA
j - it is convenient also, lor him to twelf e tir
4 fifteen-', Hofses,at aC 'irterarprice)aviOfcT'
plenty of provender, good past urage; a tid well
enclosed lot abundantly supplied with' water.' rJ
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mHfStibscnber1ia;iri
V vui .oe prenareu,,ai; ine approachinr; -
Of the- Legislatiirei to, accommodate witb 0,a
frotri 40 to 50 lembers; h m "oard;
ITlKTo
rlaleigh Septl$29i
; The SabscHber,
ILL Jbe prepared to accommodate
Itoaivt fvrirn i In 1 t-K' . . 'tl-
proaching LegislatUre. ; ;.k .,
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AGENCY.
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Georgetown, P. C Sept. T, 1S29. 5-
HEVVSON'S f KIKE LIST.
' - ; Drawing ol the
New-York Consolidated Lottery', 1 Uh Clan.,
o. 4. 1. 2. ay.;2a36. 44.
J No. i: 19; ;20, a Vrixe 'of 5Q0 Dollars
; T ? - 2. 4. 20, m do- , do. I 200 Dollars
V 19. 36V s do; do. 200 Dollars t
' - -1. 3;: 4; - do. do f 100 Dollars "
All sold at Hewson's ever fortunate Office Pe
tersburg, where orders for the Lucky number
will always meet with prompt attention address
- B. Y. HEWSON,
Spt. 1829.
10-
Liick id .Raleigh,
From ilE VVSjDN's ever" oi tuoate Office.
: Jrawing of the Union Canal Lottery,
- ,
' No. 39. 47. 54. a Prize of One Thousand
Dollars sold at Hewson's Office Petersburg t
a gentleman residing; at Raleigh--theCash is
-ready for the-. Prize at the Lucky Office, wbe
the fortunate owner of the ticket is requested u
cail.v" -;-n' :--.U,-: f I , " .
,B,' W. HEWS ON, Petersburg.
GAM PB ELL ROBARDS is prepared to cx
cute on moderate terms and with neatness
and despatch, all orders in his line.. He has
number of Certificate's from some of the most
respectable gentlemen iii'the State, whose hoi'
ses he has painted.'; Persons desiring his servi
ces will please apply to HENRY M. MILLE8
Esquire, of this city, . ;: ; :' ' ' ' ' '
; Raleigh, Sept. 23. ' v ( , 10-3t
- - -GRASS SE E D.
'fmrjLLlAMS &, II AY WOOD have iustreaeif
ftf, vu iiuui unilllllirr, a supply Ol -
: ' V ' : Red Clover Seed, - - . : ' '
: '. ; 'r , x Orchard Gi-ass, vdo.
. ' Lucerne, . do. " n' '
Which they offer to Agriculturah'sts on
termsv. ;,: v-?f ' - ' x:..-; j y;-'-A
Raleigh, eptvli.:-! 829. '3
JOSEPH GALES & SON,
lust 'Received-? 1
Travels in North -America, in the vears 1837a"1
,1828, b.Capt. Basil IalI, of the Hoyal Sf
V2 vols. V : , v'
The English in France, by the author of th
v- sept. 9. ; h - v mx! ? v
' , ; iStatef Noith-Oaroiina,
. . .' : ' Guilforti Countv. V
Harbert Tatem ani wife Elizabeth, Sion Tate
P and wife Patsey,UVil3on Wi Doak and lfC.
5 H arihahJaines BHlirigsly and wde Rebecca
f !lihftf nV lV9tnn anA u it- TNJan- WilkinS US"
bum,; Edmund: ' Ogburri, John Ogburn, a
cholas Offburn. Samtiel Donnel 'and wife r
cillai Charles: Qgburn and Eamund ,00,
1 nfant heirs bf; WmOgburn; dee'd, " by tne
i'lKatJi-rT
. Peti
ition tor sale ot iirt
e satisfaction of the -Co
TTT;anDearifi
to the satisfact
li- thata Tiii-t nftha ,tfrtjnta in this CaSC
riot : inhabitants of this State, it is therefore
fbr six week In the Bdeigh Register for J1 ,j
appear at tfienext term of this. Court; to be"'
forthe county of GuUfbird on the fourth- M'J
after the fourth'Monday of September, -M' l'1
Jto; answer of demur, r the petition will T
ex partem awl judgment "awanii d acc-w:- -
T Au5u.t 3i,is2o; ;r.v- .
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