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FAM IIiY PHYSICIAN :
" rptSEASES.OF TIIB UNlTEp STATES,;
Witn'thcir Wint6rns;rcause8 cute; and : tnean
' j. of prevenlic"n..f commot) cases in Silrg'ery ; the
Vttnanacrement and diseases of Vomen and CHH.
tOn the Jmportatsabjectof rdomestic nied
cineVs manyb6oks h,iitve been written,: which,
though 'excellent in other respects, have greatly;
failed of usefullrtes iii AtrierTcahs r becausethey
treat of, diseases which, existing in very fofrfg-.i
clirniites and constiiuticrii, must widely differ from
ours.
The boolc mow offered to the public has,
therefore the gTeat jftdvanta
wri tie n ' by a Xhatvve American, - of long and siic?
cessfurpraciiceln'the southern states, and who,
for years past; has turned much ..of his attention
to the composition of it., f ,; .' ,
0Tn every family more, especially those in ; ref
mote situations, the possestion of this book must
unquest ionably J?e of incalculable value s for,
comlucted by such a guide, jtN wiU ndt . be : pre
sumptuous to say that any "person of -tolerable
capacity and reasonable attention, may be ena
bled to pracctisev with safety ao4 advantage, in
those cases of simole diseases most incident , to
pur climate 4 t ; 1
4 This work is for sale;
by,
Jo.
GALES & SON.
95-
August 1
A mericanuTu iF Hesister
' SPO k TIN G - MA G iS ZINlS
QfTJH E want of a repository in tnis country, like
41 jth-eJEnglislvporting Magazine, to ferve as
an authentic record of the performances and pe
digrees of the ortfd horse, will be admitted , by
aJL cwhether breeders.' owners,' or amateurs of
that admirable, animal. The longer we remain
without such a register, the more difficult will
it be to tracd the pedigrees of existipgn stock,
ancl . the more . precariotis will its value become.
Is it not, in -act, Within the Ichdwledge of many
readers, that animals known to have descended
from ancestry of the : highest and purest blood,
shave' been confounded with the, vulgar mass, of
ineirspeciesf oy jne loss pi: an oiu newspaper
or memorandum, book, that contained their pe
digrees 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
Itopes to supply the long looked for desiderntumt
by the: establishment of f Thb Amkricaw Toay
UK6isTR.'H?But though an account of the pej-
tormances on the American Turf, and the. pedi
grees of thorough-bred horses, constitutes the
chief aim of the work, it is designed, also, "as a
Magazine of information (like the English port
ing Axagazine) on vete'inary jBub ject rgenefally V
and of various rural sports, as Racing, Shooting,
; Huntings ;'Fishihg Trotting Matches, &c. toge
ther with 1 original sketches of the natural history
and habits of American game of all kinds g and
hnce the title - Tht Americun Turf Register
and Sporting Jtfagaxine.' ' It will'of course be
the aim of I the Editor to give : to his Journal an
origi nal American cast, convey ing at once, to
readers of all ages, amusement and instruction,
in regard to our own country, its animals, birds,
fishes, Scci in the absence of domestic materials,
tbe magazines received from abroad wilt supply
an ample stock of appropriate matter! '
Finally,, as to the style and execution of the 1
work, the first number, just published 8t ready
for delivery, may be received as a fair specimen,
entitled to some allowance for the imperfections
inseparable from the first esssay in a "new and
somewhat complicated and difficult enterprise.
V;;v.;s:-.: - J. S. SKINNER. v
sty" Z ;;' conditions.
The SPORTING MAGAZINE will be pub
lished monthly.; Each number will consist of
about fifty pages, embellished Twith beautiful
engravings rpi ice $5 per annum, to be paid on
the receipt of Jbe first number. " -
CCjp; Where the number of subscribers at any
place shall warrknt it, it will be sent by private
conveyance at. the expense of the Editor, and
delivered free of any extra charge j where it is
sent by mail the subscriber will have to pay the
postage. : A ) if.J : .- ,-J - -
Persons ; procuring five, subscribers,' and
sending the money, will receive a sixth copy
gratis and so in . proportion for a larger number
Baltimore; Sept. 1. - . ; , r- . ....
OLD MAD ttIR V WINE.
WE have ely received, and offer for sale,
: J the fpllpwing Wines and Spirits, whiph we
pan recommend to Families and others, as being
of the best qualities : . .
Old L. P. Madeira Win'""
Sicily - -do
do : '
do : - ' V"
do bottled in Oporto
'. : Lisbon ,
;Ol6 iort ,
yFencb Brandy
uouand tim ; .
Jamaica Ruin
'London Porter -.. '. " -"v.
Imperial Tea x ) '"T '
Gunpowder do.;
':"- K WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Oct. 21st J829. . 1 18
ALEXANDEli CAMPBKLli,
T ETURNS - his sincere thanks to his 'ft lends
pd the public generally, for the liberal
arr Patronage he. has hitherto received, and
hopes his attention to business and exertions to
please, will secure a continuance of the same.
f He wouldjdso inform his friends& the public,
that he has just received a handsome assortment
of CLOTHS of the following, colours, Viz .
r Superfine Blue, and Black; Bnrwn,Darc j and
Light 'Steel Mired, and Miller's Grey. ' ! V
, ;A!sp; Toilanetti and Valentid Vestings.
: Raleigh,' Oct. 26, 1829. r - - 20 4t
Readyaide Clothing, c.
HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citi
; "-izens; of Raleigh and its vicinity, that he has
taken ? a Store on Fayetteville ; street,' a .few
doors below thp Bank of NeWbern, where he in
tends keeping on hand, an assortment of. liEA
DYMADE CLOTHING consisting of 'Hpi
i? Gentlemen's' Over, Frdck it Dress CQAT
- Jo. PANTALOONS & "VESTS. : --
Do. . Flannel DltAWKR JBc SHIRTS.
Together with an assortment ol-Fancy Articles.
such as fine 'LI SEN CELLARS ist..2d. and
od quanry SUSPENDEltsCRAVATtSTlFF
NKRSplaip and Fancv Silt h a V Arrs-i.1t-
Iibridge's Patent Composition STOCKS; &c. &c.
HOARDING-.
f . i .
TFHE MISSES PULLI A f ui ' r v V.
,41 accommodate IU or 12 UomK i.
7 r
KaIci;;Sept. 19. Wist
f ial terms-Also. thevNursete Guides ui- -
-M(eviseu ejnjargeuana veryACQnsiaeraoiy jm
Spfitiiroved
additions to his.Stock ; and V assures the pub
c; that the articles are well-made, and after. the
latest fashion.-:., ,v - ; w
' Oct" 28 io ?AAC.a PATRIDGE;
DTXUQ Sz MEDICINE STORE.
f7 -
it
HAVE lately received a large and extensiye
assortment of Drugs, and Midicines, .consist
ing; ip part. v of Sulphate Quinine, ,um Opium,
Denarcotleddo. RefirtedCanrohor, Cantharides,
Castor Oil, Vitr. Sther,' Elatarium, Extracts of
irirmiia fcinds. Sol d hcd COp.aira,: Oil oTvn wck,
lacK yxyae
icutral mix
Arl' Potass
Sirp. Carb . Sodae Tartcid, Turkey Gum A va,
bic; Calc; iMaffnesia; Yellow iSark; Calomel t Ja
lap, Rhubarb C. Tartar, sugar, ieud, a pi. i
treBals Copaiva, SptAmmonTskrt.lAntimo
ny, Snlph, Copper Uquorice Paste c.' :
.-' general assortment; of Patent Medicines,
Shop iFurniture Suteons'anstruments, ipye
Woods, Hatters' Trimmings and , Ma erials; such
as v Aqua Fortis,sQuicksilyer, Log vood, ' Bpw
Stnn.SUns''Bihng'artd.,-.and8J Buckles &
Brushesvery Jow.;1 A large supply of paints &
Brushes of every description's pt. Turpentine,
Linsee-K nmp ant Tanners' Oil' Gpld and Sil
1pi sTnnal and Leather Varnish, sunerdr
quality, Window-Glass; 8 X 10, 10 12, 12
16 and 16 18. and Putty. - V &t'-?;,'''
h Their assortrnent comprsesl eve
the Apothecary V line i the principal . part of
Which having lately been selected by themselves
in Philadelphia and New-YorV with , cash, they
are enabled to sell to cash" dealers pr ; punctual
customers on much better terms than ever ; be
fore 'Offered I in "this" mark'etrc ; Physicians and
Merchants will find it to- their interest to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
R4
Rateigh, June 3, 1829.
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PROCLAMATION.
I By the - Govemri of tforth-Cpolina
j Two I Hundred Dollars Reward.
ttWTHEREAS it has been made knpwn to me
f T that a Murder has been comTnjtted in the
Town of Oxford, in the County of Granville and
State of North-Carolina;: on the' 4th (day of No
vpmher last, ani hat s. certain THOMAS MIT-
I CIIELL, late of the County and State aforesaid,
tands charged dv tne nnam oi f a;urana juryi
on a Din oi lnuicimeni, wuu uitviii.j pcrpe
trated the same On the bodv of. a certain Shel
ton . Hobffdod. of, said County: And, as it
is
further represented -and made known to me
that the said THOMAS MITCHELL hath ab
seonded and fled? from the jurisdiction and lim
its of .this State, and thereby eluded the; arm o
the law and of iustice j ... : r - ; . I v .S
, Now therefore, to the end that the said THO
MAS MITCHELL may be apprehended ' and
brought to justice, the above reward of
H UNDRED DOLLARS will be gnfen t.
person or persons who will apprehend and con
fine the said Thomas Mitchell in any! Jailin this
State; .-.so that he may be brought to justice.
And I do. moreover, hereby require! command
and enjoin, all officers whatsoever," a& well civi
as military, within this Stated touse
their bes'
endeavors so apprehend and take,' or cause to
be apprehended and taken, the body
of the said
Thomas Mitchell, and him safely and securely
keep, so that he shall be brought to j
ustice. r
THOMAS MITCHELL is about
age, of slender form, doWn look, a
9 years b
ittle freck
led round shoulders and hasel eyes was lately
seen by a gentleman of Granville County at New
Orleans, where probably he now is.
J5? IN TESTIMONY WI
have caused the Great Seal of the
S'lifiMl J State to be hereunto affixed, and
.i k a::Lii.. i k
City or Raleigh, on the 2Dth day o
June, A. u. 1829.
-Vj -. ' i JOHN OWEN.
By the Governor, ; . j ,
; Johit B- Moss, JY Secy,
8
; To Merchants Farmers J 8c.
WILLIAM H. REDWOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Norfolk, Va.-
fTTAVING taken that large fire-prOof Ware-
I-11 House & Wharf recently occupied by Mess;
J. & W. Southeate, tenders bis services to
Couhtrt Merchants. Flutters. LoKBsalDeal
ers and the public generally, in the saie of Pro
duce and Lumber of every description, the; pur
chase of Goods, and. generally in facilitating their
business transactions ,f in the Borough, tprwhich
his , commissions will in all cases be very mode
rate. .. : ; , .
T His attention being confined solely Commis
sion Business, and his knowledge of persons and
of this mode of transacting business li the Bo-
roucrh. together with his thorough acquaintance
of the Country Business,yiY. he hopes! be found
advantageous to those who" may employ his
agency. . ' " ' , ,
; Reference to Messrs. :
: Cole & Sheldon, ? irwfiW-
y AJhas- i. v liigueiu,
'' Robert Souter, ' r
;' . Shieldis & Ashburnr E
-; v ; Ed ts. Beacon
September 1829.:- 't ;-$
Norfolk.
'4-2m.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
HilDlOCK'S
Vegetable nSimp -and Powder j
Vr FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
fllHE Proprietor of this Medicine, after repeat
JL ed trials of its virtues,' which have beep at
tended with .the, most signal, success, npw offers
it to those who ; are afnicted with the waiting
diseases which it is1 designed to relteve," ip full
connaence uiai ii yui.ne ipuna emcacipus, par-
ticuiariy it utKen m.tne uCTif stages I of these
For two years past, "this Medicine, .has. been
prepared in the form of a fowder,& ta'ken as an
infusion, with the most happy success. Itis how
otferf d to the attlicied in the form of a Sirup or
in rowaer, s ineraiient. may preter, tinder the
conviction, . that either : form Will produce! the
same happy result, v Ambng its most prominent
qualities the following maybe mentiondd, as en
titled; to particular consideration. It rirombte
tliat gentle perspiration which is deemed healthy
and checks-those sweats vwhioii ar nnLK;i
pernicious. ... It relieves-chronic affections and
congestions of tbejungs by giving force to the
languid circulation It assuages cougpsJ - It pro
motes free and bland expectoration." It removes
pain from the chesUv it Velieyes asthniaiic and
diflicultfrespiraUoni; corrects obstinatexos.
tiveness, and thus leaves the bowels in regulai
andj?lt:ly e-S-Thus, t is found, that Siese
pamful symptoms which indicate diseased liinirs.
cruel
irw1' WDU,a JeTy Peedilydestroyi .'
VCertificates respecting the virtue of this Medi
cine; wdl -accompany pach bottle. 'Price of ' th
5PtIVorW of he
Powder per botUe, or $9 dozen. . c .
:-,:.ri.;;-:,::, ; AM?s ilxdlock: r
I. j" ' . rH' - t 1 . s- I
nESfi" r.Td
Y ,llc-r eo: 5PV. - . . V . . - 53-
j..u vu vMjjuwcnui remeuy when sea
sonably resorted to, and;ihat it restores the pa
v f P poai iv f vigour, i whicbTthat
uisui uc 5.uc-onsunJDIIon.s It . ten in if d
rrr ' t?. WILLTAM S- respectfully''. informs .the
t) 'Ladies and Gentlemen ot Raleigh .and Its
vicinity.' that he has commenced the. above, bu
siness ip'its various branches at thevHouse, next
door but orie,ibelow the Confecupnary Store of
Mr. Henry Hardie. on,Fayetteville'Street. - He
dyes Canton Crapes Silks, Stuffsr StraW i Leg
horn ahd Chip: Bonnets, With a beautiful gloss op
them, v Ladies' Veils, and Mermo Shawls clean
ed or dyed without injury to their borders ; also
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Hose Sc. .Shoe? dyed to
any color. Cotton andWodlNYarn dyed
Gentlemen's Apparel of every description dy.
ed, scoured and pressed elegantly. ; The collars
of coats will not sustaiii any injury in the process
of djrihg or scouring and will ije put in a hand
some shapei-r .rv'V",)."
y All orders entrusted to him, will be ;executed
with- the utmost faithfulness and the greatest des
patch. -. i.. '; - y--;V?; ,t -?irw ",.v;.vv- -:
t..'l
.Raleigh sepr. , lov.
Reams of Post' and Foo
PAPERdifferent Vqualitievjustreoetved- by
.5. ;-v.;-'- f; jv J. GALES & SpNi r.j
Rale'gh ,July 27.
vJublic Entertainment: :
'il
J0HN; BUFFALO i respect-
fully informs the Pablic, that he has
T. purchased, the Public House former
S lv occupied . by' Wni: W. Bell and
Alex. High, on Hargett. Street, at the .corner of
Wilmington Street, wnere ne win pe giaa lore
ceive travellers and others. and will use bis ut
piost exertions to accommodate them comfdrta
His Stables are good, and. will be constantly
supplied with plenty of -Provender of every kind,
i. Owing to the'scarcityof money and pleptiful
ness of produce, the price Of Board for Man and
Horse will be a dollar a day, or eight dollara a
month for a single peo ri. , ( ''r
' He has a HACK, three GIGS and HORSES
for Hire,; at the shortest notice. 'Hii prices for
his Hack; Gigs and H orses, are : $3 a day for
the Hack t" Gig with' Horse & Boy $2 a day Gig
and Horse; without a Boy $1 5Q a day ; a Horse4
alone pi a day j ra .uig ou uenis a uay. - h . j
VRaleigh,! April Hi ',;'' ':'- .'i'V ;.-v-,;fiOtf i' :
- N.'B. Persons hiring Gigs from me, 4 will be
expected to repair any injury done to them,'
whilst in their possessiooV.MK-;;;;tv'-V:
State of Notth-Caroliha;
; "-':;X-; ' .' Pitt County.
I v.V-
V-i ' 81 Coutt of Pleas .and Quarter .Sessions. v ;
;.v August Term, .1829. ,-;fv?'j
John Wads worth vs. James Odm. .-. , '
Original attachment returned levied on land, &c
IT having been made appear to the satisfaction
of the Court, - that the defendant, James O
dom, is not an inhabitant of this State i It is or
dered, that publication be made in this Raleigh
Register, for six weeks successivelyr that unless
the said James Odom appear before the Justices
of our., next Court for the County, of Pitt, at .the
Courthouse in Greenville, on the first Monday of
November, 'replevy the property or plead to is
sue, final judgment will be taken ahd the pro
perty levied on condemned, 1 subject : to-, the
plaintiff's demand. Witness, 'James Sheppard,
Clerk of our said Cdurt,J at Greenville, the. first
Monday of August A. D. 1829. . ,.
' r JAMES SHEPPARD,' Clk. 1
Price ad. $2 75 . , ; :r v.
OF almost every description, may, be always
had at the Bookstore, of J. Gxxs & Sow,
printed on good paper and after the most ap
proved forms, viz : v .. '
; FOR CLERKS OF COURTS? " K V?
Writs, Executions for Debt & Cost; ,Execu-
. tions for cost only, ' " v " ' U i
- Jury Tickets, Witness Tickets, J : . t
Appeal & Bastardy Bonds; - v '-,;.
Subpaenas,,Comraission for taking Deposi
' ( tionst ..: -J 'V : ' ' :' H'ly.
Apprentice's Indentures and Bonds, J c l
Administrator's & Constables Bonds,' I " :'
.Marriage Licences and Bondl, " , s
Capias at Satisfaciendum, .v- " '
v Orders of Sale from a Justice, : ; . - . ?1 C i
; Recognizances and Bonds to prosecute, ?V 1
Guardian Bonds and notices to Guardians',-"
Fi.'Fa's. against Bail, - v : ' :
Process against Securities, 8iC. &,c' .
.- , v FOR SHERIFFS . ";; V:,
V Deeds for Sales by ExecuUon, V t-v
Do. do. ". . Taxes,
. Bail Bonds, V :
, 2 '"
Forthcoming Bonds, r ' - -Tax
Receipts &cv S. v '
FOR CONSTABLES.
Warrants, Cai Sas. ; ' .
- Appearance Bonds, "
executions &c. ccc. .-v: . . , !
; ;i , also, yr.'yyi-;'
Common Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of At
torney, Indictments, Deeds of Trust and
' Bank Checks; '-. -.;V-..-.
Raleigh Sept. 3. :' v-1 ' LX'
HEWSON NEVER GIVES UP 1
Every Drawing he sells a Capital.'and pays
tbe Cash upon sight of the Lucky Numbers.
If you want Cash, send vour orders to himVihw
Tickets he receives are hot from Head Qudr-
" -;: O. . O, , ai, 33, ' , : -f - V--
The handsome Capital ol FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS,! in the CTnton Cahat Lottery 12th
Clas, was soldjast week to a gentleman resid
ing in Petersburg the; fortunate holder of the
Ticket has 'ab-ea, ly f received the Cashiv sirh
instances of good lack and prompt: payment,
jought.to be a sufficient inducement to .all who
Stand in nirl nfthaDl.'.. ".it- - .
... ...w. v. .M.jnuv, w scull ineir orders
directed to ;' " - rf:. -1t.i.-s,-
:":;
'. ' .Petersburg, '
for Tickets in the "followinp- rich nH
jBcbeme,' which draws 14h Nov :
weat Union Canal -Lottery, v
; ?Si t' lStti Classy v.: 'i;
- . V Look at the;Capitais; Vr'i
, - V 1 na;e of ; g30,000;k '
- -1 Ki-'Clc 15,0005 '
. - ; - do .? : 10,000; -i". ' -
d5
5,000;j
1
to
10
10'
10,
10
do
" 4,000;;
' ' 1,000:4 ' '
f dot!
500;
dowvv; V400;
ii:;-'
9
51
dp i "f '-.: 200
. .-
do "di-;Vnn.
resides many .of 390,80, TO 60; 50 40.
hpie cketsS 1 OHatVes 5, Quar--'
r "Orders .enclosiner the Cash ni. Thi-U- 'rTv-;!
.:i ...mi- i." ... y - v,fecia i
r.y ;fM cex wun the same prompt atten
tipn as if opersonal application. Recolleet tr
direct your letters to.Ju'i
retecsDur
. ' - , lucsy num-
7 V
NEW BOOKS.
nf , GALES & SON have just received r.
CP v ladelphia, the following "ne w P,Thr 001
;Maddock's neportsf.xVoIumenrtf,0n
- , Sounders on Pleading and Evident oe
Story's Pleadings;; new edition
Starkieon Evidence,"; do.) 3 vols
Thomas's; Coke, on Littleton.-1
4- C
Letters from the Egean v- f . :
; iBuckroinster's Sermons, fanew serie
I l4pUd's Johnson's "Dictionary .
'v?-.Twfllf, .itmrv tJpmaino i i . .
t ' w - ' - - iioiiiwiiig . . T - ' V-
: Las,t,of the, Plantagknets; 2. vols :
Tales ofPassion
N' , ;, Traits Pf Travel
:. . . up
V'V,'!- dp :
Devereuxv v v
"jRichelieui
Hungarian Tales
1 V.::
do
do:
do
do ',
do
do
do
do
do:
do
do
Subaltern's Log Book
School of Fashion " : t
1 heuoiiegians ; t vr ; ; ?
: Tales of Military Life : V 1
iTlie Prot estantn -5 c iVr? I
Anne of Gierstein 1
i Visits of Mercy "
-travels oi laic- i-l'y-- 1
Shephefdfs Calender V ,
do-
Tales of the Good Woman :
Apician Morsels r H!": , . !
Irvings Columbns, abridged by himself
-i virnnix nninEuiic . . - -
. o raster's S Ketch UOolc
I V :
- Dick's Future State v
Bichiit's Epitome
si - ?
t-ivu. vj-. v'wiiitauiuii, iaiestenitioiii
ALSO,; a very general Assortment of ScWV
Books and Stationery, i v N -
Oct.' 7. K -y,: - - - ; .... . . , -
SHALL j? JOHNSOX
1 orrxB voa saui the rottowiira Itock m
r jr r ' Hhds. Molasses, r;. ; . i . -
V w li do.25 boxes and 20 bbls. Sugar
:-H ; 25 bbTs. of loaf and lump do,'---V
6 150 bags' pf Coffee, v ;-" .
'i - .20 do Pepper, Spice and Ginger,
30 tons Irofi (assorted) from 1 to 11 incfe
e , ; r 3000 Ibsi steel, various kinds, . ; ; :'
V: OOOlbs. iioop and sheet. Iron,
?--'P.:4w)a Castings, assorted,-
f ' c - V I 50 sets wgdn boxes , 1 to -fnch.
' ; fl50 kegs cuf. Nails and Brads, 4d to 30d.
,. ' 150 bags buck and drop 3hot, " . v
".3000 lbsbarLead: ' ; J - ' . " '
50 kegs lluppht's Powder, V ;
c-'". iv ,20 crates Crockery, assorted,
- 200 doz. black Bottles, I ' "
4P l doz.'Ticklers; doi 250 half pint Turn.
.; -bl,ers, ..- : '
l r 60 boxes 8 x 10 and 10 x 12 Glass, '
: : 300 lbs. Putty, v . , J . -i
C 1 120 pieces of Cotton Bagging; 30 do. Osna.
.- Burgs;--vir.'
30 coils tale Rope, ! '
:TX;: 15 hoxes tin Plate, '-3 00 lbs. wire, '
500 pair heavy trace Chains,
. -r15 ddz.. Shovels and Spades ;
vi 300 sides sole Leather,
, : 14 doz. calf and Morocco Skins, ;,
' 150 reams foolscap, letter and : wrappinj
V v3:1;-Paperv v ! -" r .
; 30 doz. patent coffee Mills, x
r SO dp. scythe Blades and cutting Knive
. 25 boxes Cotton and wool Cards, ' .
r ; 25 cases fur Hats, 12 doz.wool do. .
1500 pair. Shoes," '20 ddzi e Looking Glasses,
; : r , a quarter Cuiv3;tvine, : - -; - .
VW 10doz. hair! and wire Sifters, . -
,12 sets fanning inill Wheels; :,"
' 1 v ' Sperm, linseed and tanner's Oil,
r. i 3000 busheU JJverpool 5alt .
' .60 kegs white and red Lead, f
- 10C0 lbs. "Spanish Brown and yellow Ockre,
500 do Alum and Pearlash; 'j v
' . 200 do Spanish-flot..Indigo, . - '
, -1000 xlo Bladder: i : :sv ' -
- : v Together witli a large Stock of -
Dry Grpod4:Haroare&; Cutlery
iAH the above stock is offered on the raostf
vbrable lerms for. cash, 6rr country produce.
; FayettevilleV Oct. 22, 1829. s ! 19-eotSir. '
;North-Carbiiua Bible Sociefj. .
VC.r.i- ;rSepL:30Vl82ftK. :v
XJ ESpLVED, ; That tthe friends of Jthe Bible
AQj cause throughout he State, v especially De
legates from the Bible Societies witbin the siiate,
berinited td meet:in ? General Convention, oa
CWednesdav the 16th datf of Decemter next, ia
th e city of Raleigh, 4 Tor the purpose of devising
efficient measures tor furnishing, within a given
lime,-ine wnoie oiaie wiui an aaequaie suppiy
6f-Bibfeir::-:l:.:' ' --The:
Managers were led to the adoption of the
foregoing Resolution, at the request of a neigh
boring Bible: Society r;and also, in consequence
of a communication received from the American
Bible Socie'tvoh the same subject." a .
Ht tBy prder'df ..'the Board, : ;- '
-:-Xt,r -y? ;y jgales. secy.
''(CP Editors friendly to the object cf the above
resolution are requested to give it a few inserti
:pns., y.y -';-.;,. tVV'-' r'
:A S. The rSecretaries ; of several
AMiiliary-.Bibleic Societies ha ve requested
tliat the above Meeting be held on. Ved
nesday lhe,;i8tht(lay of November nest, at
t l pclock, inteaTl bf the day first 'ppin-ted.--Ta
; hi ch alteration; the" Manager s
agree j'-arTd.;ieqttes'tliot:. thosej . Ed'ni
who have noticed ihe Former 'appuioioieuU "
will 'also notice this alterationi ,
; ; October 929.' : C vv :
-4 KThe Subscriber, ;
1LL' be, . prepared ' to; accommodate with
Hoard, from 12 to 15 Members of the ap
proaching Legislatures
OHN BUFFAL0E.
: Raleigh; Sept. 17
toTQSUBSC RIBE RS.
k' Q0ce of 'the National Intelligencer,
r J f v v V October 19, 182..
03" v"ithin-the Uree months, Subscribers
tp thia paper, throughout the country, who are
in arrears,-hive been generally -advised of the
fact," and ofthe amount dpe. Sdroe have prorap
y paid up;and "manyothers.ehave no dout
.will do so shortly .Kit isroper it fcbould bea-1'
derstood that," bout- the lOtlrof December
shall discontinue sending the Pap-r to all thoss
tarrear, who shall not by that time have may
payment., t- Thjs measure may,? we apprehend,
be regarded by. some as na'Ji. We can assure
such; thafiif will be resorted to only in obetH
ence tevthe first law of nature. 4 ' I ; .
Ujr in me jouowing cures anvi nciw - -the
-gentle ferf whose namesre placed oppo" ,
to th tn'varUauthonsed to receive, and receip.
for all moneys due -."tbe "Establishment,.- vit s -
-In this District; x; .Itr-. Edward Deeble, - -:
M Boston ( LMessss. Welis & Lilly ,
At New, York;: 5 Mess Hurley Wool?;on-.-
At Philadelphia Mr. R-H.TSmalL t ;
XAt Baltimore' : Mr.WiUiAm rorter--
At tlaieiirh, Ca Messrs. ijur "
Ncw-t)rleuC , Mr.Gidey.L
At Italeigh, C. - Mescrs. J- Gl & ppn. ;
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