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v ' Ours are the plans of fair, deHirhtful peace. ." ,'. -
.Tlrroram'cl hv naffer raer;frt t!vp Kmthi,? ?-t,;?.'r
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T dojV October 15;-
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liPobltShiedery; Mokiht andTHiriiaBATiby
josrph gaLbs & son, V
It-'Vvc Dollar per &niium--half in advance.
ADVRRTISEMENTS V
Sot ejcceedin tixcen Wnc, neatly inserted 3
times for a Dollar, and tenty-hre cenxs ior
every succeeding publication t those ot great
er length in'tthe same proportion.:. .Commtj
iciTioKS thankfally receiyed.;.. Letters to
the Editors must bp f$tpatd. , , '
THE CRAVAT. " . ;
iiVnew'pablicatione recently .;; com
ocnceii at,PhiJade!phis entitled the ionrT
nz of Hearth, we select the following scn-
'. -i : ' tf .i: -.l;..IJ k'l,A r
kibiC arllCie v 11 il auuuiu uq,vuw uicaiw ui
deterring iTsingle jiiember.' of Society from
gelf-strangulationthe workJrom wuich wc
transcribe the fol lowing re marks wil I rio t
Kate; been, published inryaln. , VVe have
bad 6uV " laugh long enough at the ladies
corsets we dqw give them an opportunity.
of repaying 'us in our own coin, f ' V
1 "On the propriety of. covering the neck,
iu men, the ancients ."'entertained very dif
ferent ideas from those which prevail atXhe
present 'day- The" Romans in j particulart
fe ft this part of the bckjy uucov ere!, excep
ting in irictement wea ther. When the toga
was held arpundhehroar w
TheyknewriofW
though under certain circumstances of dis
ease, or in cnniih out of the.1 warm bath,
they were in the habit f 'wearing on the neck
tilebcatf -a kind ofcollar. formed of siik
cotton, or wool; :This however, we learn
from QuitiillianV i Was considered efteml-
Date io mawe use oi i n, puuuc, , ex cepuug
uoder the. same: circumstances in which a
covering to the head and legSt was permis
sible, j: - i''.; 'A
Palllolurn sicut fascias et focalia. excusafe. po
test valetudo." l.
" The question as to grace and health, up
on this pwint, will probably be decided in
favour f: the SRomans;- : That the cravat
by ho means contribu tes to the beau ty of
t he tigure, ; wtti oe conresseu oy every in
dividual of. taste, and hence the best ' mas
ters in sculpture ami pamung, endeavour
whenever it is possible to free the neck
from 4 t?n iheir busts and portrait s. ; . y; ,
That ji Ts not essential t health, even
in our u n certain c I i ma te is al so' e v ihced b v
the factlhat n the female, ser, those parts
of the neck : and throat " whiclin tnani are
enveloped with so much care by numerous
folds of .tnuslin of cambric,. are feft uncov
ered with impanirj during all setsons r ,on
the contrary the custom of coveri ng the
neck too warmlv, it is more than probable
is not un freq ueut I y t he cau se of disea se
' We do nut obiect to a Iiffht antl loose
milliner;
however.
f rom the English, who i n f rod need it in or
der to conceaLthe hideo'us and : disgusting
scars left upon their necks bv the scrofula,
a aisease enuemic anu iiereuiiary among
ther latter : and strange to sav, this fashion
too often occasioned in jthe French, who
had the follylto adopt if scars equally urt-sightly-the'
cnse,quence of I he infl tnia
tions and ulceration in .the gland; of -the
neck to which it gave rise"n "i " '-:"
;Diiring all exertions of ;:the body, it, is
importantthat the'neck be left ;free from
compression. .1 he cravat snould be- loos
e n ed, a 1 so, whe n w e are e ngaged in. read -ing
wrltihg or profound study ; and ' inva
riably should it be removed, together with
all ligatures from every part of the body
on retiring to sleep-4-'whether at night, or
during the day :;much evil has been ocqa-
sioneti dv tne neglect or sucn precaution.
A great deal more might, be said in re
gard to this subject. We might hint toi
me .siugrr auu me iiuuiiu sucaiicr, uic in
jury their voices'sustain by a cravat of too
rrrrat a duik, or oae so iignuy arawn as to
compress i 'e mroai unu winu-pipe, we
might warn Ihe young of the danger,. when
heaied by esercise,of throwing the accus
tomed covering ort the neck. -and a word
might, be said upon each of those diseases.
tbe preserice of which renders the use of'a
large and , tight cravat al toget her inad mis
sible ; but w.e 'refrain : the goddess of fash
ion reigns wi: h too 'despotic a,s way to allow
her Vnahdaestobe; tiiteerd with, from
mere considerations of comfort or of ; pru-
uenco.
, .1 , , . c
Joseph Gales U 'Son
XI" AV,E in Store a very; general assortment of
jljl 5cnooi and other tJoolcs, Stationery, 2cci
widely they offer for sale to Country - Merchants,
Teachers and others, on themost accommoda
ting terms, consisting in part, as follows : i j
j Scott's Family Bible, a new edition,. 5 vols.
Family Bibles, 4to. in various bindings ; do. do.
8yo"Jn do. do. Pocket do; fine edition in extra
bindings j do- do. common ; School do. Pocket
Testaments, in various bindings , School do-
ioramon rrayerjuo do; Sec
READERS.
r MANAGE RS; OFFrCEr
" v. - x ..Richmond, 5th Oct,,lB29y:;
:J ..THE following are theNumbers drawn' in the
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottety,.No'i ,22 : v
48: ID 2S 1 52 17, 7 5 25
14 IT 52r.
5Iurray's English Read'r
do ' Iotrdducnon
; do " Sequel
National Reader '
do ? Orator
Columbian do ;
Picket's Instructor
: do ! . Expositor
American Preceptor
I GRAMMARS.
Scott's Lessons ,
Art of Reading well -Juvenile,
Reader
Popular Lessons
Looking G)a9s - " 5
New-York Readers, No.
.1,2 and 3
Jacob's Greek Reader
-do Latin ' do.
Murray's Eng Grammar
do do do (abridged)
do do Exercises
do Key to do;
GreenleaPa Eng. Gram-
inar ' , , i
Ingersol's do - , (
Comly'8 do
Brown's do-
Boardman's : do -: "
Farrand's Gr'k, Gram'r.
Valpey's db
Moore's do
Ruddiman's Latin
Adams'
I Gould's
fRoss'
do
do
do'
do do;
do "r do
do, do
Levizack's "Freueh? do
AVanostrochtfs do '
HPerrin'fi ' U i do
" x
cravat, particUlai ly in winter ; we should
even recommeml its ose did the laws in
regardjilress eman
the pnvsitianTToste'aUori'he shopboartUof
tile tailor or-jue saiouu ui .vuue lasiHuiiuuic
us con servators of h e ai l h we m ay
be perm ttted to say,'- that the con-
(anruse'ot.H cruyaiio.o voluminous or com
pused i f .tic k a t efi atsre n d ers t he ne c k
jieculia rly, 1 i a Gleltot He i m iression; off s light
degre& -this
catise ire to be referred many inflamihatory
aflectohs of tbeiroaliere are indeed
few iind lyldualslccustomed to weacon
stantty thV;craatWwif.
I !i ro i w Sv a si tl e for an t jhparpr t vvbi; ven in
um;ier;vAvlibouYcon so pie uneasi
ness in 'the Hi roat V and if exposed ;to
draught ofairvprjftahee
lih;sy isrof0n"thteTewl
A rou hd'J h n ec k r- ;a r e t : si t ua ted to any
lrxe bUJycssets
hr j in", n s well aslotler im portion t: ;orga ns.
7 'ur. u , ca n t m i oe cum presseu w 1 1 u u i j iy u
ltX.cons'cqpehcv.8
Uhmse'and iigIif,?no incunveniehce Js ei
forie ncjfi'j I bu t Jwh e n ; i tV i s m ad e t o 'fehi
ijface.tiia lieck with the grasp of a . halter,
as'B?iiqc.tt.ime
ach ttiecustm; the! lice .return, ot the
t)lod l"r6m' the head isipipedeU "jf tlie face'
becmnes red a nd tut-gid-'j and . the martyr
i-rTasifton experiences -pain aridi. aa over
fi)oes of the h'e;t(l,Iwhnout uspectiig for
M.moo.enT.1 MJiesourjOi'lroiu "uiiir.li his
I'U ; ne.-V if When the liody isr tlrrown jnto
'ei:uoii. with the, tlifoat . tiius begirt the
t'vw is.augMienttMl :,ainl tn thuse full habits,
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES,5 .
ON Tuesday, , the 20th day of October, will
commence the Sale of an Entire and Valu
able Stock of Goods consisting of s .
t jjry irootis, ;
" Hardware:& Cutlry,
" v wocenes, &c. ; , :;-y'M
Among which are : T - '"" "
y CLOTHS. Superfine, fine Sc. common Cloths,
Cassimeres & Sattinetts. : '-yyi.x'' .iy
iVESTINGS ToihheU Swansdown, Silk &
'Marseilles; r ' -' r- ; "' " ; -v. i v .. i
f SILKS. Figured & Plain, Black 8c Coloured,
Satins, Levantines St Sarsnets. I i
MUSLINS Cambrick, Jaconett, Mull, Book
& Swiss, Plain & Figured.
HOSIERY. Cotton, Worsted & Silk Men's
2c Women's. . j : :.;-" ; . : ' y'-'
GLOVES Beaver, Silk, Kid, Horseskin, &c.
Men's & Women's. : - !
SHAWLS Sc HAND K'FS. Cotton, Silk, Flag,
Merino &c. ' i
: L ACES. Thread, Bobbinett & Cotton.
Lace Veils, Collars, Capes, &c. t jr '- : ,
I Calicoes, Irish Linens & Dimities. - ' :
Ribbons, Cotton Balls, Tapes & Bindings. 1 i
j Several Bales of Domestic Goods. I
; QCj" The Sale will be on a liberal and extend
ed credit, and will continue from day to day un
til closed. The Goods will be ready for exami
nation two days, previous to the Sale1.
V.,'Ve.'i"rv:";":WILLKINGS &"Co. ,
vS'.V ',y''t.y':y y-:- I " ,. Auctioneers.
Tayetteville, Oct. 8. i 15 ts
AUCTION SALES.
W N Friday, the 23d day of October, at the
Store of the Subscribers, a large and gene
ral Assortment of n m
. Groceriesr&ci:
( Terms liberal, and will be made known at
Sale.. -; 1 , W1LLKINGS St Co. .
',..?' . , ' ,"s Auctioneers.
Fayetteville, Qct 8. 15 ts
OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,
rWH E Examination of this Instiiution will be-
gin on Monday, ' November 9th, and close
with i the x semi-ttunual , Report, on Wednesday
moraine. ; ... - - : , "
- All that feel interested, are respectfully invit
ed to attend. , . ' .- .'.,.!. -.
, ROBERT B. GILLrAM, Sec'y.
c Oxford Oct. , 1829. t - ;r15-4 w
- CCT The Tarborough Press,' Edenton Gazette
Sc: Norfolk Herald, will publish the above three
weeks and forward their accounts as heretofore.
1anir'rius M,T4-Viinn iiif srti ;liead . areMhe
norcpuMsce'- -V
unci i i a i) d even apopl e x,ra re sai d to
lysician of -this
'"'xrtpUNice-'-V iiriti.ro' : -swoon inir .vrt-
.'t bitiMlingt fruin th , nose," -diilicult to
, A-h:Kf V i-c'sov c able . ph
Jt? iftiorw.'vii us- hat iio't 'long since that
yong-';gehtlemeln;Jsa vd ijiime untfer
I'js c:Tf , .itpcie) yuh vrdilrc&siftg,and
'.,s?;cmint:jjiinofVt
fHnliiiM thai V.t vrv iriif:i'nce ihe cravat wa
"rawii toohlly rounuthehcclche-di
ectfd ti to be woni ihfutaremore looser
v. httie else wan eqatred to relieve them
b.their cuiiit.lmr. - " ' -,.
, - . -i'.- r -
"ercvl ii krHiir-h urtTpnn cf s-reat celeb-
MtV. iih. tv. 4 hi. '', it .r fKo -Fkwlitiini in
gome
enjr-.
ti .... - . -. . 'v . r .... -
7 w cravuta oriirinated rrom auniur ino-
0lt Kai'k. Ii.in k i. An'til tn V. -!
ttkness tteforajh vr ':Tnat' of
i,e5ravut3vori!rinated"frora similar
It was borrowed oV thsi Krebch
Pike's Arithmetic
do Key to do.
Smiley's T ,' do
vv uiard's - do
Daboll's ; do
Gough's f , do
Ddworth's do
y helpley'spornpend of
- itisxory .
Tytlet's Elements of do
Gr irash aw 's 11 istorv ofl
Greece s: ; :
j do ,fdohK Rome y
do j. do England
do do tr; States
Hale's do U. States
Willard's do U. States
Goodrich's" do'U. .'States
Pitkin's , do TJ. States
Howe's do Gwece
Rollins' Ancient Histon'
Goldsmith's; Animated
Nature ".m:
Hume, Smollet and Bis-
set's History, of Eng-
. land . ! 1
Walsh's' Arithmetic : Js.
Kimbers do r
Adams' - ' do j '"
Colburn's do-."
do - Sequel to Arith
. metic . . . yf,y$'-H
do .vkeyl to do ,
HISTORYl J " v:
Robertson's ; History, of
Charjes 5th y' j :y,
' ; ; do h d( ; i America i
V:'do:-: do C Scotland
v -:'i-- and India-: ?
Gibbons History of
Rome j yyy
Scott's Life of Napoleon
The History .of; Modern
fe'itb' anV ac
he Rise and
ithe Roman
e arid Voy
.Europe,
v count of
Fall of
Empire
f rviner's Li
ages of Cblumbus
onageci rur scnoois.
Anquetil's
Uni versa
,7 15 17
N5745
5 14 29
'i 29 52
- 5 14 48
19,48 52
-
s,ooo y
a,5oo ,
r 1,250
S00 :
, 250
V 100 7
100
.'The five list are sold at the Office of Yates &
M'Inty re,, Richmond, ,Va. , v . " , ,
( YATES & M'INTYRE.v
Managers!
-i MANAGERS' OFFrQE.1 ! :
. 1 . Richmond. Va. Oct; 8th, 1829.
, - f SPLENDID SCHEME. V;
Capital of Si 6.000 ! ! -Connecticut.
Stale Lottery. No. 1 0. -;
s . Tates & M'IktVre Managers! - ,
To be Drawn on Friday lGth this month,, at V,
v - v - 4 Hartford, Connecticut.
1 Priz
1
is
1
5
5
10
of S16,000
5,060
,4,000
3,000
2,025
1,009
; 500
' : 400
LU!300'
Besides prizes of g200 1 50 lt)0 70-
oou-u 30-iUt-and 5. -yy
Whole tickets :S5l5 j Halves 250 &No
Quarters.
Si 6, 000
5,000
" 4,00(5
. S,000
2,025
5,000
( 2,500
,2,000
3,000
Address all your: orders td Yates & Mclrityrel
Richmond, Yf-yJ , 0y:y!f0i
4 A Package of 20 whole Tickets, which is com-
10 ara w , jkot can oe naa for. j im.
All orders that arrive at Richmond the 19tli
of this month will be in time. - ; L
YATES 8c McINTYRE,
'yx' yy;y: y vManageri,
y:r&&ryy4::x
MANAGERS' OFFICE.;
, uichmond, fcth uct. I82y.
Richmond t)oc&&btie
, y v 3Tp be drawn 9ih of Nov. next.
.r .
GEOGRAPHIES.
Adam's Geography; arid
Atlas . (. :;i j;:
Morse's ' do do
Worcester's do . ; do
I do " Epitome do
Smiley's Geography and
Atlas 1
SPELLING BOOKS
St Ramsay's
History , -
Geographjr
Cummines'
anl -Atlas
Wot db ridgt's do "' dd
Goodrich's t do do
VViHctt's do do
Willard's do dd
Murray's Sri
Universal
Dil worth1
Union "
Webster's Spellirig B'ks
Comty's do ! I do
New-York, do ,, do
Picket's do do
, i DICTIONARIES.
New-York Expositor
Picket's do i
Walker's School
tionary 1 i
j do ; large
1 do pocket
Johnson's do
; j do I large
Todd's Johnson's
Boyer's French
Nueent's do " '
Newman's Spanish do
Primary Dictionary s
Entick's Latin do
s t
Die-
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
elfing B'ks.
do do
o do
do do
Ainsworth's Latin l)1c-
tionaVy
Lempriere's Clas'sicat
Djctiopary
Buck's Thedlogical Dic
tionary y
Brown's Dictionary ol
the Bible
Chemical D
ctionary
Hooper's Mdibal do
Pickering's
icon
Schrevelius'
Grove's Grk
Stationer &c
DRAWING PAPER.
54 No. Lottery & Drawn Balliits.
CAPITAL PRIZE OlO.OOO
V. i 24,204 Tickets, 'fy yy-:
of g 1 0,000' is g 1 0, 000 y.
2,500,
1
i
t
1
3
2000
t,200
1,000
2,500
2,000
x ,200
s;ooo
Besides 8500. 300, 200, 150, TOO, &Ci-&c.
Whole Tickets g4, liaiyes S2, Qu.'rs.St.
All Priize Tickets in the Lotteries of ) YatsSt
M'Intyrej (and none other) received as? Cash
ami all Tickets in their Lotteries haVe the names
of Yates & M'tntyre, as Managers, printed on
tiiem. Send your orders to Yates St M'lntyre,
and you will be sure to get none others . V
YATES & MflNTYRP:;
-y v 'iJ '. :'? ' y - As'-IVianagersJ
joricE.
Greek Lex-
Lexicon -St
Eng. do
Royal Drawing Paper
c ' - . '' ti : 'y-4 j ' i
Super Roya
Roanoke" Literary and .Scientific
vvSsl ( 'yv Institution. a
flHE location ot this institution has been chang-;M-
ed from Littleton to Oxford, N. C.ln announ
cing this change to the public, some remarks in
relation to the causes which induced it, ' may be
necessary- The object is to establish in the State
of North-Carolina the institution upon a perma-
neni OaSIS. At J-U IICVUI auuuugu i i r joa.aav s
'the advantages of health and retirement in an em
inent degree, ittyaa found, that the i convenience
u'nd opportunities' forarrying itbn, would be in-
commerisuntie with,-the object in yievy, parucu
la'rly since the. death, of the late proprietor of
that place. Tin selecting: a new location regard
haf been paid iq, public opinion ; and so fur as jt
could be ascertained, the feeling of the public
has centeredupouOxford ' as the most suitable
location iu the State, iy !' r V . 1
Oxford h.i long, been' known, as a sVlace. of
flourishing and well conducted schools. ' rur ns
health,kits moral and refined ; society; it; stands
rire-eminent. . The site selected for the institu
tion i pleasant imdrelired ; . tlie buildings i 'and
grounds are spacious $ and such measures will be
adopted in the government of the institution as
will prevent the students from ariyunseasonable
Vommunication ith the village , fl'tie-ptaji here
tofore laid before the pubjic willtill bti pursued.
? Ariv further information in relation to the in
stitution, may be had on application to-the sub
scriber.' ' w - , f - . 1 ' ,S
y a .J D., H. BINGHAM, 5upt. J
Sent-30. 1829. - -J V i, i " . -15 ot.
Keanas lDf Post and JLTooiscap'
PAPER, diHcrdnt qualities, just received by
J. UALiu & SON.
Reeves' Water 'Colours
' in Boxes ; V-'l: ,
Camel's Hair B rushes
Toy Paint ;Boxes frt . ;
Wedgewood, Pewter,'
Cork, Glass & Pocket
Inkstand 1
Sand Boxes
Ulack Sand .
India' Rubber, and India
'Ink- y v - -
Silver Pencil Casesi
Kidder's Indelible Ink,
Gt-.ntlemen s Pocket
Books
Visiting Cards ' St Cases
Memorandum Booka
do do
Cap, Drawing Paper
Demy . , do do ;
Medium do do
! ( I writing paper;
Letter Paper, Fool's.Ca p
; . Paper - 1 'y 'fit ,
Folio Post St, Demy Pa-lStiper Roya
': ". per . ';. yyyy j-. J t rial Piped
: I FANCY PAPERS.
Morocco Paper ' ; " I Gold Paper
Marbled Paper . Fancy colored do
:iX- v:- - -xi-TAINTSStc
Medium and - Royal Pa-
and Impe-
t'' ': ' '
Black St Red I Waters; f
Black and Bed Sealmjr
Black and Red Ink
Black and lsed Inkpow-
der t
Drawing Pe
Blottinsr li
Quills,
Slate and Si
ncils and
Hte Pencils
Wrapping and Sand Pa
per.
Day, Books,
"Journals,
Cash Books
Booksj &.C.
' (Tj All orders; in their line attended to with
ine earnest ciespaxcn. - -. -r y
f Oct. 9th 1B29. mi ; "I v -
Ledgers,
-. ...
Receipt
BY virtue of a decree of the. Court of E.quity
for Granville county, I shali offer for sale Ur
the,highest bidder, in the' toWn of ; Oxford,' on
Tuesday, the 3d day of November next. U b'einer
the 2d day of the County .Court, the following
Real Property, belonging to the Estate of-Richard
Taylor, dee'd. vii : ; ;,:.', r'Vvf,
- A Tract of Land containing between 7 and' 8
hundred acres, (uncleared) it being a part of the
tract on which the - said Richard died ; situated
on the waters of Tar River, 7 miles south of Ox.
ford. . Three hundred acres. of this tract is first
rate Tkobacco land the re mai rider is free; pro?
ductive, arid remarkably well timbered.; Bonds
with approved, securities will be required, pay
able at one or two years each for $1,000; For
the; residue, (should there be any) like bonds
and securities, payable in 3, 4 and 5 y ears "i The
whole of ; said bonds to bear interest arterHhe
expiration of one year, and the interest on the
last three bonds to be paid as it accrues. 5 The
said tract should it be found to suit the conve
nience-of purchasers, will be sold in parcels ; in
which event like bonds and securities in the pro
portion of the prices at which said parcels may
rsell, ,will be. required. . y. L
ZV?- y-yy also, .. (y
A Tract of Land of 68 acres, in and adjoining
the Village of .Williams borough, at present oc.
cu pied by Bishop itavenscroft.. This tract' has
good improvements-situated In a pleasant grove,
and convenient to a fii-st rate Spring; It has a
sufficient" number of acres. in Wood-land to keep
up a , continued supply of fire wood. Bonds
with' approved securities payable in 12, and 3
years, to bear interest after the expiration of
the first year, wilt be required.- u - - ? '
? , JNO. C. TAYLOR, CommV.-
Sent.21st.1829. - - : ll ts.
The Raleisrh Star and Newbern Spectntor-wiJI
insert the foregoing advertisement 'wtcv and
forward their bills to me, at Wdliamsboro',:? I.?.
. 1 - ' J. C- T-
FRENCH P RUFU: I IIY.
ljriLLTAMS St HAYWOOD have just, receiv
:Y v.') eda handsvime' assortment of Kfenrh PftI
fumery and other Fancy- Articles;- :wliich tan ts
soia unusuaityv low, tor casr.. . r r t
A
y Cologne Water - .
' -; Lavender, do,-' 1 - '
4' Bears Oil V . r .'' V 1 .."
CJ M;itassor do oN : , '',,.'' . ; .
'Cosmetic Wash Balls'-' ,
Emollient Soap,, fur shaving :
t v Itose ' . do .'- V t " . '. '
CinnampnV dq ?;y . 'y' "
A variety of other Farir,v So'am.
Also-genuine j Windsor Soap in the oririhui
package as imported. - ' -; ' -
EURSUANT to Decree of the Honorable
i Superior Court of taw and Eaultv. held iri
Nashville, Nasb county, North-Carolina, on t!ie
third 3Ionday in . September last s,- Notice
hereby given to. the lteiis and fiext of Kin. t
John BassdecM late of the County and Cf c
fliui.csaiy,' iuat uic; uutnucr IS HOW TCutlJ t.i
settle and. pay bverto them respectively; is th"
ateentitled to the aforesaid Jolin's estate, upr V
their applying to himaird givirig proper rciur. 4-;
ing bonds. ' ' 4 't - , t
' :V ' V' D SILLS, Adra'n ' .
' -, 1 Cy -7f " of John Cass dee'd.
Belford, Nash c'tv.'N., Carolina
. October 3, 1829. '.'
6w priceAdv. 5.50 ' 5 ' li- ;
. Roandke Navigation Company. .
TOEAnnuaVMeeting'oftlieStockholde
the Roanoke Navigation Company; , will be held.
atWeldon orv iheVfirst .Moud:y. of Noveriibei .
nexti"i being. tbVd 'day of the month. . :,: ' '
if . - - M
rAS taken up; anclommitted fo" ihe Jc I v t
thiscountyirithe:2d of?MarcH lat. 4 '
negro man supposed to be a Slave, who tails
hulf. a UEli; WILKINS'f'and says' tl.at he
'was. bound arj apprentice ;ta;vWiii.:; 'Mbsely, t .4
'Norfolktari'tha he rana way from tlie jsaiJ .-"
Mosely before niserm otiapprenticeship had ex-t ;
p1.red,The"iid;riegrb.s been inthis ccant''-
5 or Shears, and has passed dtiring that)time aa
a tVe' map ; he is bbu y ears of.'age 5 feet, 4
or finches liigh aritrcoalfblack. -The' owner,
of said ne'grp isTeqdested to 'kom'.forwan prrivo"."
property arid pay charges or he will ; be dealt '
With as the law directs' ' . i . . ; " ; '
:y 'Wy :'-yy;i AMES:AtMERi Jailor. '
-. Wiridsor,' Bertie county June 9i ; ' "
yy; Price ikdv. $?iy y ;. ; "y,"-CC- ;.
,S tate -br Jortli - C arbl in a; (
' lfyy -tl PitVou'iyvf : f V; ;V
, iCourt"53f pleas and Quarter 'Sessiohi.
v';;- i Ail-rust Terra. 1829. ' ' :;:
. IJbKri,Wadsw9rth r. "james ddorri. ' v' ' ;
Original attachment returned levied on Und, he.
TT having beeil 'made appear -to 'the satisfaction -ilof
the. Court;; that the 'defendant; Jame3 O
dom' is-'nqt 'a' jnlialitah of .this tate.": It ' is'ror'
deredthat put Raleigh ' '
RegUteffor six weeks successively, that un!ec3
the said James Odom appear before the Justice -of
our next Court for the County ol Pitt at the?";
Cfourthouselin Greenville; on the first ''Monday of
November, replevy tlie property or plead to is
sueifinaj judgment, willbe taken and flie pro'
perty levied Kon corideriined subject to the ?
plaintifTs demand. " Witness, JamesUheppard, 'i
Clerk of. our said Court, at 'Qreeriviil?, the first
Monday of August, A D. 1829- ' c
V ; : JAMES SHEPPARD, Clk.
: price ad. rsyyyMyyy
V v Chatham County. Fall Term, 1823. f; .
Alfred Vestal St Others vs. Thos Vestal St other s '
U Petition for1 the division' of Lands of Will-am
vr- ''.'' ' 'yestalde'c.f . . . ;'..;;.'.
Tappearingi to the: satisfaction of the Court
that John Vestal, One of the, defendants in
this Case is not ar; inhabitaritof this State jit ij v
therefore 'ordered; thatrriotite J3e publish d 1
uUDlis' " l inr
the Raleigh Register for six months of th ' :- "
of the Petitonand that tthe said John Vc tl, at
the nexterrn of this pourt,y on thed Ilandiy "
rMarch next, plead, answer or demur to t::a
petition, , or the same will be taken pro coiifei-a ;
aridhed.'expart''4-w c-.: - " .
,fW?.iCHA '
I Clerk Sup. Court. -
yyy,x
.-"
nhffl F; Subscriber ? respectfully informs his ; 7
AiFriendsandthfe Pubbcthat hestill occupies v
tliiS.-; well-know il stand, Wherehels prepared to '
Xcc'ommcafewithlBoard thirt or : forty Mem-
bersqf the Lappfoaching Legislature. The D 11
Tavern is 'most eligibly situated for the conveui
erice. 'of Members, riot beihet .-more'--- than 100
yards distant t rom the uapuoi. Hie Rooms are
comfortable; the fare the bestwhich cn be cb-
uinea. ana me; coarges,auapied,to tue hac'Jnesa
of the times2 -The subscriber, "therefore fl alters
himself on aontinuance'iqCihat.liberal' p alron''
age which has hitherto been extended Jto him.
--.yylv'y . '
15-
:-'rr . NOTICE.
T )f RS. S ARA II GLENDENNINGjUte of Gran-
iVJl
ville'cpunty, formerly resident in Raleiffh,
has lately died intestate Many of her next of kin
reside t a distance irom jdis place, and t do
hereby notify all persons'concerned that'at the
expiration ot two years from the lsts May, 189,
us prescribed by law 1 shall be ready and wil
ling to settle tie said Estate. The j Administra
tion Of said Estate having been committed to me
by the County Court of Granville County iu May
if Lwill attend to all communication$ post paid)
which roaybe addressed to me at Italeigh, N. C
" ' PARKEU RAND. Adni'r
v lYC county. 21st May, . 1&29.T ; ? ?
State; of North-Garoliiia. .
r"" " Bertie County. , "v
Cotirt of pjeas and Quarter Sessions, - -;v
' ' August Term,, 1829.- , k
Elifah RaVner,rAdm'r. &c r. Blount B. RufHn.
. Original attachment retm'ned'' John Rutha j
I . garnisheed."
TTT appearingt to the satisfaction of the 'Court
1L that the defendant Blount B-iRuffin resides
out of "the limits of this State 5 It., is therefore
ordered that publication be made inthe Raleigh
Registertor three months that unless the raid
Blount B. .Ruffin make hii personal: appearance
at our next Court.of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
vo oc ueiu ior iueAouniy yi juerue at uie t;puri'
house in. Windsor,' on the second Monday .vo;
November, next, .and replevy. final jadgment
wiiiuc ui&eu M'Tamsi iiim. ; n 'z 1 . - v y
T '-., S--rr. '- ' sy
Raleigh, Oct.' 11829.
r 12 INI
1 1'ublic; JEntcrtainment; i;
J O HN C OFPALO res nect :
f f. fully informs the" Public, that heha3
- IT . f - ' a I' . .
liiif i purcuaseu uie ruouc jiouss former
Bari ly occupied by ,Vm. :m: liTl and
Alex. High on Uargett Street; at the corner cf r ,
t ilmmcrton Street, where he will !.? jrT.-ii tot,-- "
ceive -Travellers and others; 'ail"wili use hj tit- , - ,
rnqst exertions to accommodate them co-.forta-'
ills Stables are good and will be c
supplied with plenty of Provender of vc
- Owing 10 tne scarcity oi mcey anu .1
ness of produce the' price of Board for M .11 ; : 1
Horse 'will be a!doIlar a day, or eiUt d liars ux '
'- He has a HACK, three Gir.S and -HOUSES
for Hire," at the shortest notice." . Jiis prict j for . , ...
his illack Gigs and Horsev, se I J -a dy for :
the Hack - Gig with Horse St Boy ?2 a da Gir .
arid Horse; without a Boy $V 50 a d:y a Hore V
alone $1 a day ; a Gig 50 Cents a dy i 7 '
MUleigh; Aprit2.-- ' , 4. KCOt? '
rN: U.-i-Persons hlrint? Gfs' frora me will be J
expected to repair any iinjury ded'e .to-them'.
'whtlst.in tbeirpossession,';. . . vJ.B. -
yy;- PliJNTxNQ r v:'
J 23nr , ..3V-- , E. A. RHODES, elk.-. I &fg extent ed ct tlA Q,iC
y ::-y - . r''-'-; ry
" r, "wasDorrowea oy. wis ureocni , it -, y ?r" r
it. r ' ' i I v Raleigh -July 27.iw ' ''v;'.-!,
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