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f 4 ""i? ? ir.f.oUhe.;prMble Vpspect b the " r inj v;Vft nap ueaiw u . uui ' PrJ." ilnffer being tnaif and that was to a ice or . f nabit of maun j u u.ye,cul e,!lHnMnfrmpd th.tthe best rde be eve Jtilt be low; . -The crop is equal to the demand i f!nimterfeitirig t x:An.lit!nn: if the number.. be in enily one was taken up in inis.p.air,. . those possession various tools were Ton nd, "SiTiiSher -one t nor dUI-.- H .. . .1 .WUA hirT' he was .secure ieforf ho S"t -them, all. "". ,Anthr ,hU cmc i thnicrf in the MarUna burg G..r.etle : Saturday as- a m0 paed rhrouah this place, callmg himself f. r.t,.-Ri.' VVhikt.hete, he. sue-. ! ceeded iDainK.to a "W'Sa fifty dollar counterfeit- te nf-;jhe Is. Pr rne Bank of .Virginia. W'ft1. . branch in Lynchborg. IPKf socceeded in like manner ij. pasting a hur, dred dolhr note at M.ddletown, . Mary land,' and a ten dollar ne at each oF the twotolt:Vtes betwixt; tht place and Boonsboro all counterfeits on the Br.mch Bank of the United States, ."rwo joung men pursued him as far as Vincheter, where he was overtaHen atid earl v im Suit day morning taken before a m i.trate. " On his way to the magistrate h 4wasb gerf edjto bevchewinr paper, which was, no iloubt counterfeit jnoeg.V'AYn;''rforP ?lhe4magistrate, )he lif'y dollar note;whici be passed in this place, was. laid on: the tabl e by one of the 1 y bu njj gen item en," for tbe nurpose ofbeinjj Inspected ; he imme- li d iat?ly pitked i t u p, aiiil fputheaa in to his mouth, and al hough eizedSnHse trely choakvdsucr the sam-Immed'atelyiajPer 7'Swaltiwing 1 if. ne cavern ny aouars,in goon - uine y - f m; ! thepersoriti whoijv hefpassec!;tl.e hotfe :X4 ''countefieirnion tpeng louna on nim, v and li enn t eHvhich he passed ' nntto? be, pfoducel; the laws of t h is ' com mo n weal th r couf djip pu nish hii 5 h yas raccord in sV riv give.. over t the gentlemen woo pu r ? sued- hinjroMarylaiid! t-tvv petZ Old Dom?. : Bouserof Representatives -"Vif; Tenners? e ' made a re port on tne l u t. - accom pa nied vw 1 1 h a resolotion - r eq u es 1 1 n g - their NKepreiientativesI and inructingytheir Sen ators i n Congress to"q set hei r e xertions i t o .' have a II the vacant 1 aod si b f the, Uh i t ft I States in any of the States. and Terntu'rifis sold as soon as can-reasonab&Se tlbne, '--nt -a fai f lprree v so ii! to'1 nd li ethe ;i in vt-kt a nient of idle capital anderemigratibn of the excesof popujation in the oul bt.tes.7' lAlsu?;" that the funds. tous realizedf by ;the General i&oymet tioned amonfthetdmerent -atates L and Tcrritbries for the purposes bf education. :pryerrt r recent 4 act 't the, Ies isiatu re ot e w-YorK, a change 3 has been made inUhe law relative to pre 'l. ferred creditbrsfCAfterthefirst dayof Jan u r v : e n s ui rig, i V vr H n ot be I a w f u t j n 5 thafeSiate for?an insert vent -debtor "oinder wh4 is there tcrroed the 'to-Mtrrf act. to . give a pre ferfince t iend brsers or", other creditors for: money lent- all creditors are to be olaced ohotir the same footinar- fThe laiproy idesjhVt'jnt'sVal j 'ppearonii the exatiunat in bran; insblyeptiat any time ; after the law alc)ejht, tha yiplatiob of his becoming insolvent,tor peti tionins for "a discharseiir loVbwiris: of; his insnlyency, heMiad; made an assignment, sale or tansrertti.'3rjbsbl,u tionai; ut ary part?ol. hia estate reaijorper Hoii;' orf;ayAintereSrthere 5feed judguitntfrvft view to itive'a: nreference for, an" antece dent debt to a creditbr, he shall not be en- If n ny thing were wan t i ng to. e v i n ce th e rapitl fgfpwt hi;otfl;ou rweStorgiop diH folio wi ng d escri p toh72th4 naftoe t n handed us of a ' hotel at Ithaca,: woulif af ford a m til e eviden"ce. T Simeon DeWitU lq: vvt;-believe first;marked out tbe; site fthe yilla;fanl is stiU pnetoi-It wasthen a wtJdernessH-t t now exhibits the busy hum, ; ' pride. pohip and circtiiiii:ralic, oply archP tertu re w.i s th e ntthe ru de aind com fort I ess Avigwam of the savaer--it is now adorned f with s ructurthat;will minister to every 7 caprice of luxury,' and almost .'vie -io aiag-; ,niucenceiiii-,tiie spenaHi:saiouis online 7Rrlie Clm . ant oowrfinixhing in tbe.vil)agof) ithacav 77 wi I f be regily fortherece pt ion ofcoinpany in tou. 0fy.ff iS-Spi'cu r and conveniehratmehts passed by fewlf any, Jn the State; being ;n' e rtt r ' j i- i ? ' I.. ; xi. : , in fronts 2S fee t, $ sWies high; including the j uaRementanM founding countrrV ; iVVheni finished it will coutain- 1 5 lrooi ds,v 1 nc I ud i ngse Veraflex 1 7 tensiv e hal Is, on e "of; w h ich I?;lSOf ee t long; a dining hom 96 fet : long . anassemjjly. room 60 by Sr. feet; and several rbo ms cal- 7 lat ed fbr !dndSvaVmiaBI The 7 front has "i port UWif-. r'ww uvB 1 lomc.L-uiu i I81 ire in 7Jouoqation tf thecircuiar-w 7 pola, is kfeet; a girding apce a beuti fill nrnsripf tnf fhXvii!no.7fifid nf the'Stir - ... I rvi.y. yt. V. . V " M VT - .. , v ana mev iiyisn yroughout is of th .bestworkraanship;and ;:'rthera vrcrld czUzvirzzt ere plcrsntly described ln;the subsequent extract froci h:r b- !: of me iuuoir. . ii exjprcca u:j Qouiiic,in emotions that a person cf sensibility vill often experience, even Attz dazzling scenes.? "There is a chill fa the shade that rap;7and fortune fling over the pride of ge j niu, which its philosophy (and even nreat nr pniiiivupnj anu genius tnan tnatct Jjaay Morgan) finds it difficult to surmount or repress. 7 ::- u 1 I arrived at New Burlington street, says ui e a u in u re 6 s. : w 1 1 nou t m V t n s h h n rn. and with a beating heart ; and . I heard the hish sound ingti ties, of pri n ces and la mbassadors and dukes and duchesses announced, Ion" before my .poor plebeian Hibernian; name puzzled the porter and was bandied from ""VHicii) as. aii, iiames . are pancieu; wnicn re not w ri tten down i n the: red ' book of Fashion, norendered familiar, to the, lips of her, losolcibt menials. -1 How I wished et ambition I rTo be sought after by the w w, v 1119 "I 111 great not for an v accidental circumstances oPbirih, rank" or forrune.'but simply pour nc!nA!..il ! f"1.. aLI f Tl "j t piiiiu4ii uu-in, hi uiB uutpia oi toy -yto in fo I f.ncy.VjI endeavored to recall the fact to mindr but itwuuld not do : &as Lascen- led the marbie "stairsl, with their ilt h- us trade, I was agitated bv emotions, aim i- ar to thoset which dreW from! my'countrv- man.r Maurice Oui Ltfiis frank eirl,immn. top : J n i he hea t of the batt le of Vi toria Oh Jasus r wish some onef my great: est. enemies was' kicking-me 'down Dame Jl fat aland melancholy Occident occurred this forenoon at pier Ni. .lS E.' R: The Sa- em, tor IN.; Weans, being, about to sail Mr. Mlig'n of New . Orleans, wife, child inn-; servant,- who were to einbark In the Salemwdrove down in a i back to the wharf. In turning he carriage round, one of the wheels came off, and the .consequence was tbatjMiecarri oVrturried into the dock, r Unfiappdy Mrsl Milliga suiilci in media t e ly an d al I effort s rp recover j he, body have hitherto proved vailing. M r. M i I ligan; the chil d, aod the sery i n t, weres;i vedf W1;;' ; 1 o'c ock. -9 rhe b ni r f M rs.M ijizan has just bee n remove red-the Coronf r?inques is now sitting. ; The accidedt occurred thus : The coach ma n. having d riven to th e wrong pier; was furningrnis carnaze, wnen, in so dfiihsr the horsesltrod on some bar iron ly ing' loosely ;bni the wharf, which alarmed t:em caused thetn to back, .and. before th"V could be urged forward, the carriage WrtS fi f cod-ivei the wharf, dragging them with it. The ; horses were vd ro wned, and 'he carriage, sur.k. ;- ! Mr. Miligaii is the brother of M rs. Louis Mclne of Delaware. Mrs. Mitigan was the daughter of M r Urquart of N. Orleans. A--S'-r- '--J. . .-. simencan. - : : r-f - ff TAt B S VILLE, HaKOvW Ct. Va. J. S. Skiniki, Esq.. ::Zx October 28, 1&29. Sir:1 1 yesterday. weighed the: produce of three pumpkin vines, : raised in my gar den, and among a crop of beets There were, forty-three pumpkins that came to perfection, which' weighed 1 8981. lbs. J besi d es, th ere were a nu mber that did not ripen' -' Sixteen of-ther largest weighed as follows : 67K 67, 66, 66, 66, ?64, 63, 621 63, 621 62, 60, 56i 52, 50 lbs- I never before noticed the produce ofa vinei arid take the liberty of asking you if you ever did. and what was the greatest weight. T have known a single pumpkin to weigh 32 lbs ; it was raised a good many years past,' in this neighborhood, by Col. Win. O.L VVinston. WM W. TAYLOR. JRagsa.re annually imported i n to this country froihlItaly arid Germany to a large amount.. If the Germans are overstocked w i tli t h is article while we ' are short, th e reason is, that they preserve their rags and we do not : for there' is no part of the world where the; business of book mak ing is carried to a greater extent than in the North of Germany. A correspondent tells us of a ladv in this city .who lias adopted the following me thod :! A bag is hung in the nursery, in toi whicli her children throjw all the rags they carf firid about the house, and" when they anion nt to 6 lbs. she buys them at 3 Cents per I b. " The. money thus paid to her children is nearly sufficient to purchase all their play thinj AVhen the quanti ty collected amounts to 100 lbs. which it does only once a year; they are sold to a rag tnerchant for 4 cents a lb- and the a- vails are applied to the purchase ot books -for a Nursery Library. 7;in this way the chidreh;aref: taught habits of .economy, wnile at the same time.they are iu rnisneu t i th be ttef "m eari s o fi j n fo r m ati on" th an" are to be found in m any! thou s es of'afHu-r ence. If 7 a pen ny say ed i s as good as a pen:carried,'7there -areHhousarids'r 0f faniilies in follow hVsam example. r .Aonnsiitt-toV.A'sm case is 'menfib&ed livjfetait volume of the Med- ical Journal; pf-the complete restoration w -.. -7i7l: ...U't !- Unnma nt'thft. nair 01 a Dersuir wuv uax wwm.v buite Mldbyjhe use of a sol utipn of suTt uL7 Lf WT? W7Ti'risnh uhranrlv." As the"1ipplwt.ronKcii useoT only 1 once a day,; cannot be injurious, it is.worth a tn al in cases of baldness. r A-,- 7tfnitftfti&tin Julv, -1828, J. Swarbreck, Esq of. owerby, had a live opf&tb" floyirer pot,' ' yi thou t any sustnancelifbiteYer; which he: covered with a slate, and buried ;i 8 inches '4eep in:liw"gaVden-ast month," he caused it fie'UisinterBeiln - found it to' be as healthy tpfall appearance;.as wherir first nttfana7oe 61d colour.; fcutoh7Hs elpostireVto the'air; e' it resum- mselh back in Tirreragh,rwith myj own princes, .theO's an'd : Macs ; Vnd vet this position w is among l he i tems f m v hish- gain con signed; ii' tq its ' ark abode for innflinH TMn. . rjJL I... . f The Storm,: vhich Ks been 4tripendih oyer us tor.seyerai.days bprst, .tqrth last hg, -with" great violence,!: It was ve- eveni u4iK,f aim xne ram leu torrents - tidesare'so highrtltat manvxif the docks anu sups are submerged- v ' , and on:Jbe eastjside4the'ateris! nearl V nptb Front Bim.rAi ixO'CIOCK. in street and Burling si ip, the water was up to the hub of the cartmen'i : carts.Thfi cellars; are nearly all, filled boats are plying in lymarket street: between South and Fron t streets The storks under Fly market are covered to the dipth' of twelve inches. - vSome thousand rats, driven from the docks, have been killed by the boys andxlogs; 1 - ' j : ' i- ' t.r-CamuniccUiorL ' Mr. Johnsonian independent Clergyman has preachedvthe Gospel of the; Redeemer, three years past and upwardsjin Maryland," Virginia,vNorth-Carolirta, Siluth:t3arQlina,: and Get)rgia. M r. Johnson de) ermines soon tokre-visit Pennsylvania . where he. lived some years before, he came tb the South, if the Lord shall, direct him to that Land. ' r -V 1 -A .-. MARRlfeD. " On the 4fhirist;by the Rev. W. Dowd Of. H. McAdem to Miss France's W. Yancev. daughter-of the late tfartlett Yanjiey iEsq. both On the 20th ult, in Washington;. Mr. Henry i pole, ot Tarborough, to Miss jMargaret Te(- Fair, aaugnter of nr. Hugh:Ttef4,rf 0f Pitt county. , . " v ' - - ' ' . In Newberni Mr. Henry Evaspn to Miss De borah Statia. , Also, v Mr. James Hatch; of Jones county,. to Miss Eliza Sears; daughter xf the late John Sears,, Esq.,-. ' L Tn i Baltimore, on the 3d instant; by 1 the Rev. James Whitfield, Archbishop of Baltimore, Je rome Napoleon. Bonaparte, son o 'Jerome Bona parte, antl grandson of William Pal terson,i Esq. of Baltimore,' to Susan -May, only daughter, of the late Benjamin Williams of that City. ; -:-r-died, ( ; 7; fn this city on the 9th1nstWJlHamgHuti. ler, M; D. in the 29th year of his age. To those who knew Doctor Hunter, an obituary notiee could not do niore than partially to recal many pleasing, recollections of a man ndeared to all with jwhom he associated, by a manly, spjrited, nd noble deportment. iThe friends in his sick room, tne pnysicians arounu nis oea, ana all around his tomb, shewed h -w deeply they were interested : in his Tate. 7 And the hearts, of all must rejoice. 'that William Hv Hunter left this world rejfiicing-in thai mercy, which, he lipped, had blotted but from the book of record jon high, the remembrance of aught that could pain' the hearts of those who mourn his early removal from this life of duty and of trialJ Q.i; Tuesday he was earned from h:s dwelling, by his Masonic brethren of Hiram Idge, No. 40. (of which he was Master at the time oT his death) to the Me thodist Church, where a discourse wAs delivered by the Rev. Th. P. Hunt,' from the following text, selected by Doctor Hunter himself : "For 1 was as a sheep going astray imt now have rt turned to - the Shepherd and Bishop of my soul." From the Church his Ven ains, attended by a large procession, were carried to the fami Iv'buryingTground, and interred with; Masonic hQnov&.CommuniciU'd;'i - Ih'drahville county, on the 1st instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Ridley, consort ofTbomas D. Rid'ey, Esq. She was beloved by all whp knew her. In Pitt county, on the 23d ult.Mrs.lPriscilla, the amiable wife of Dr. Robert Williams, Jr. In Edcrecombe. county, Mrs. Eliza.;, wife, of Mr. H. L. Kirtland, and daughterjof Mr. E. D. Mac nair. Also, Mr. Redding Statoii. At his residence in Rockingham .'county, on the 20th October, John Wattj Esd. He was for mahyvears a Justice of the Peace, and was al w ys distinguished for his manly and impartial decisions. His loss will be severely felt by his family and friends. 11 i ':. In Richmond, Va. of a snort illness, in hi 20th yekr, Mr. Rufus A.' Yanceyi of Caswell cotinty, N. C. Having just completed his stu dies, he was about to t nterurion tte busy scenes of life - and from the kindness of His disposition, and the strength of his talents, had the most al luring prospects of succeeding tn. the celebrity of his father, the Jute Bartletti Yanfcey. In York District, S. C. 14th ult. Thomas Carroll, in the 93d year of h IS Hg ;e. He was distinguished soldier of the Revolution. In Jones county, (Geo.) on John Whitesette, in the 24th the 24th ult. Mr. yeafi ot ins age, late of Rockingham county,-CJ In Mobile, on the 30th Sep of the.prevailinc: fever, Dr. F. W. H. Osbornel a native of North Carolina, and aged about 28 years T' MOULD CANDlJES.; nPHIE Subscriber has' on band and intends 1. keeping a supply -of the best Mould Candles of, his own manufacture -which wll be sold by the Box, or in quantities to suit those: who may please to favor him with tlieul custpm - 7 W H ENUY II ARD1E. ' Raleieh. Nov. 11. ,: ,' k :, 24 w4t :,:i-?5 5tcliesiewSler , t T Z-K m VI -B ritadnia" ;V are , r Goods. . T ERNARD DTJFUY respectfully informs his I friends and the Dublic le-enerallv. that he has received from New-rYork and PhiKidelphia, an extensive and splendid supply of . Goods 5 in his line, of the most approve! and latest fashions. In addition to his formerstocki he has also fre. ceiyed and in future will constantly Skeep on hind a superior assortment, of Perfumery and a great variety of Fancy Articles; which altogether, form the most desirable Collection of Gcio.ls ever of fered in thia market. 7 Persons desirous of pro curing any superior articles, are respectfully in-j vited to call and examme tor tnemseiyes, as. Jie is 'very confident.that the richness, neatness; and cheapness of bis assortmeittJcannot!failto please. i He returns hjs sincere thanks forvthe very lu oerai encouragement: ue. na imneno receive and hope3 that by ' his personal and punctual at tention jtnd devotion .to business; tp merit still a continuance of public patronage,', 'N7 B.r Clocks and Watches of all descriptions . .M. .11.. ... J-r': ; . . , -f .t.v'.r.LU-.. 3 most vareimiy rcpsircu. ' ah kuius ui uiu aim silver Work manufactured at the eliortest notice.' .. iu. yvixa vcrj neavj ciuring me night, and the vind'howlsioudlytl and :the rain falls briskly, at this hour,: 1 o'clbckr .The v: Bttte of Wortli-CarbUii i ' Martii County Is ' - " y-'J T . Ccrt cf VJeas and Qurrter Session J U ? 1 ' September Term, 1 S29. -' c - Henry 8c J., J, 7atts,'3 . 1 Joeplij. Williams i n5 v ' Hen ry ,& J; J. Watts-, 1 V.- ' V flJ 1 Joseph J- Williims f .5 " ; v ' , j j , - . Joseph 3 J to Henry & J J. Watts, o Joseph J. Williams -4 V'v-4--.." Henry & J. JV Watts, T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, II .that Jacob J Watts is not'a resident of. this States Ordered therefore.7 bv the Carirtv that publication be' made in the Raleiffh Register for " si wcciu, Kit nuuiy said ierenaant xo appear at our, next Court of Pleas and. Quarter Sesiftns, to.be held for the county. of Martin at Williams- tioni Mxponas issue to sell the land levied on i Prjce adv. 5 QO 7 ,t ; ' i , 18.: 7 u ;o u u tLxt liuii ; ; For encouraging the- introduction of the cutturpjbfthe Grape Vine into J he: Unit ed States. . ' ' , r -lVn. ALPHONSE LOUBAT; having consid XtX erably enlarged his Vi ney ard, Jon . Long Island, six miles from? Ne w.York; on thel road, ,to;Fortk Diamond, where he now has, . in full cultivation, a Vineyard of forty acre'of ground, containing b stock of 65,000 1 Grape Vines, and a Nursery of 72,000' Grape Vine Roots; compris ing sixty-two varieties; selected in Europe, be tween 4Q.and 50 N. latitude and having also the' peculiar advantage-of being enabled to pro cure the best species of Roots from his Father's extensive . Vineyards and Nurseries,rin the de partment s of Gironde,' Lot; a ndi, Garbnnei 'in France, '45 N. Lat.' proposes to'the numerous friends to the cultivation of the GTape Vine in theJUnited States, subscription-'; j 7- 74 ' Mr. A7t.;will : engage to furnish subscribers with their Grape Vine Roots, -before the JVw of Jipril next The Roots will be three -years old, and will produce considerable fruit the sec-, ond year fromlhe time'of their ' betngi planted They will le carefully classed' and packed, which will greatly facilitate the thriving of the Roots, when transplanted 7-777.7:! 7?V..;:;' . 9 Orders, will "be punctually attended ' to : the subscribers designating the quantity and spe4 cies of the Grape Vine Roots they wish to have; They will engage to "pay for 10C0 roots or more, at the fate of 12 cents for each .root ; for" less than 4000; at the rate of 15 cents ; and 25 cents per root for less than 50. Jtoois only f w -years oltf, shall be paid for at the rate of 9 cents each, for 4000 or more ; 12 cents for less than J.000 j anld 1 8 cents for less than 50 roots 7? 7i A7 4 payment to be made on delivery of the. roots. Letters not received unless P OST-PAlDlfi 7 7: r - Mr. A. Loubat's Book on the Culture jbf the. Grape Vine, and on the Makingf( Wine,"' may be found at the principal Booksellers .of the U nited States ; and his Agents will furnish: them, gratis, to subscribers. . : ' ; .-7-' : ' 77 ;1-'7'17 7 Mr. Lou bat has selected the follbwincr species as the best ; the choice of which is left to sub scribers. ' .'"7. Xy 7- - 7 ' . 77'- :' 7 ; Table Grapes, brfor making StrongJVine. 7 " ' V' - 7 -;-: WHITE.' ;777r--7 7;'- 7- . Alicante, 2. Robin Eyes, with, biff clusters or, CEil de Tour, wostrrain, 3. Do. Melting, Cor fondant, J 4.- Sweet GuillaoU 5. Muscat. 6. Do Frontignan, 7V Muscadelle, from the river rLpt, 8. Malvoisie, 9. Tokay, 10. Syrian, 11. Constan 7H . ' K E D. ' y-. 7'; . ; -r. ."7-g ! 14. Large Muscat, 15. MaTvojsie; 16. Red Foot, ( Pied Rouge, ) 17. Black Hambourg; 18.: Con- stantia. ' "' --7:-'7" .'' - .77 : .. ... "-.. - 7 7- ; For Wine. ' ,7"'' ',7 -i7-- !: .. -. .7 WHITE. .?7"777v ";;'o7 - 19. Auvergnat, 20. Blunquette, 21. DoucineV le, 22. Plan de Dame, 23 livette, 24. Doucette, 25. Plant de Reine, 26 Burgundy, 27rMoriIIon, 28. Madere, 297 Bourgelas, SO. Picardan,j3L 'Chalosse;''32.: Panse.' ,----77.a,"7777;.j 7-x'77 : ''-! ' .v ' .; .REp.,.7 7 ' 33. Claret, '34. Auvergnat, 35. St. Jean, 36. Jacobin, 37. Meuniers Pineau, 39. Pritaniex, 40. Teinturier, 41. Bourgignon 42. Botiteillant, 43. Suisse, 44. St. Antoine, 45. Garnet Noir. 7.. A - For ihe 'Fable only. ' v' p 7 .:; WHITE. . 0 '7 7 Chasselas,7(from Fontainebleau,) 47. Do. - Gblden, 48. Do. Cracking, 49. Do. Musk, 50, Muscat Ln-zarde, 51. Do. Small Berries, "527Dp. fd' Alexandria.) 53.1 Do. (from Jurao 54. Sau s vignon ., .;: : ''. -;. . :. ;'--',': - . -,- : . : RED. v :Xtw 55. Chasselas 56. ; Do- Violet, 57 Muscat; Rouffe, 58. Do. Violet, 59. Muscat Grey. 607 Damas Violet; 61. Do. ofPoquet. 62rEarly;Mag.: delen, 77:":. i Tr-''45'' Subscriptions will be received bv '-f 7-7 ':;'': - 7 JOS. GALES & SONi ; : 7,7-; 7 :7 -- k: . 7 . 7 : Raleigh.7 'FII SUBSCRIBjER 7? if"7; o FFERS for Sale his HOUSE & LOTS in the Town of Oxforl, with the LAND adjoining aboot 200 acres rot which about 60 acres are Woodland. The House is 52 by 40 feet;; Com niodioiis, and well finished throughout, having 4 rooms with, fire places ion. each ; floor, with a wide passage on - eac'n -a . garret distributed into closets and two comfort b le rooms ; and a cellar under the -whole divided into several apartments. It is situated in' a most beautiful grove ofOaks s attached to it is a large Falling Garden furnishedM witj'f ruits selectedtrom th nor'th--nJIcttiouse c instructed of rock-r a stone Spring-House-a Well of excellent water, in the yard an Office in the yard suitable, fox a jwy ey1, ahd every neces-. sary Outhouse.C all mgcKd repair77 ;i7 777w, 7Also;: a TANYARP:n6wiri ope iionj7 which might give employment to 8or"10 hands, having lOacre? of land attached to it;- and on tbepre-', mises isa' comfortable two story Dwelling, with cvery:,-xonvenience:.f6r-mily;Tesldx;ncej',v.,:A better) constructed Yard7ia " seldom "seen v any where;' This 'property will be" disposed of On reasonable and accommodating terms. . . 77. . . y-t r ' , 7 THO. B .LX'tTLFJ OHN. 4 r . Oxford, Sept7 L ' 7 .. 7 oaw tf - " ;Superiqr .Qoiirt of taw; "'-', Chatham County' '"Fall Terra; 1829." . Alfred Vestal fie others v. Thos; Vesraf & Others. V Petition for the division of Lands of William1 ;-.--,.rVi -Vestal, deC 7;- - : IT appearing to t he; satisfaction of- the Court that John-Vestal, onc of the jdefendanis in thlscase, isnotahinhabitantof this Statri it is therefore ordered,- t! Tit notice Ay published in the. Raleigh Register for six months of the filing ot tne t etuion, ana tuat tno saia jonn .vestal, at the "next term of thisCourti 7on the 3d Monday of March next, plead, 7answcr cr demur to the' petition, or the sam2 willlje t Ur:i pro confesso and heard eSparte.; - v-' wii, wu me secona Aionaav; or uecemDernext,' and siiew cause, why the judgment of the Jus tice belowfshalt not he affirmed" andFcn A- , r brought-up to the present , I. Tf .GALES c SON' have pal V ' cJ.APPENDX,to HayvoP iLt " embraces thfe Laws passed since thp-vv i L;c7 under. distinct heads, in alp! abetical ordLr, h eluding those of last Session,, which ren-Jcrs tLs orK.conpiete. 7W , ' yZ For this-, addition 'tor the -? TinnliT' r- nr-u' charge will be .made. . The U ook' will ! v I ; ' at Five, Dollars as hereto fore.. . . uraers yi oe instantly attended t. ; , - -i -Sept.:i2,:i829. 7- :v. 7Law-Books for sale at. Auction. i , - '"Slice cr ins JState i jjl. w me me.wno e.ot .ii LihrArv r f I- Books, ,to be sold after ihis t! 2Kth tmon re f ; - trusts recited nn the said assignrrnt. J- " yvThatthee tmsts'mav be 'executed. T i?l c-' the satd Books tAuctton, in the City of l'.;deK:, on. the ,firt, Monday in December nest, rr.d 'id many succeeding day a as may be required to. compieTe tne sales. . v. , y. v . . , . , ins 'urary is exrenssre j xeontain3 r.:ry v -uabe works winch are 'now becorne r-re. ' nr I the sale is worthy of the atter.Iion cf nrof. Ir..i- al gentlemen who "wish to increase their LHir , riesj JUaraiQg ue will be prjnted and distrib"! Jl in the City a few clivs before the sale. ? Terras of sale, Cash or.Bonds at 90 da vs. v. itli an approved 'surety, who shall reside-in 7aT:a cbunty--SUch bonds . bearing ' interest from the s. aale.,- .w 7 ' ' - ; ' . V Raeigb; Oct. 20. -1 . 1 .7 , ' js eot3 "" 7" Edgecotnb County.7 -r v7 Court of Equity September term, 1C29. ' " MaTy G. Clark and others,' legatees Of I lary Cv " r - " i -v T ' - "V BI6ant,7 7-'C; . . " - TheTExecutors & Iegaieessof Mary'S. BlcunU IT appearing to the satisfactioh of this Conr Hliat Robert SJuart and Mary his wife,; Sarah Foote,- s Van Ness and Maria his We, IT ehnet Barlow, Martha Birrpw, Mary-Tavlor; ,Cho " vallie; Lewis Williamson' and; Marv hU wifp7 Mrs. L. B. Tr,bsseri the representat'aves of J? cob ; Hunter, the representatives of Catharine Darby, 7 Elizab eth "H unter;-jno S. Ru sh vvof m jan4 J no: Summerynie; gatees7 and defendants." in this' " case, are not inhabitants of this State it it is therp. J fore ordered, ; that publication be -made fin the; 1 KaleigO Kegster, for si x weeks, that unless th ey appear at our7next Court; to- oeUteM for tha -county : aforesaid; at the 3potitthWise jftTarbcro';-'.'". on the second Mdoday, in March next, and an i" swer, nieau or aemur. judirmenr will be takea. pro confesso;7andrheard ex parte as? to them. ! Witness, . Isaacu-Xorfleet, Clerk and Master ot7 said Court, ; Office, the second Afonda'y in Sep-. tember, j-i ?M jMf-'-'t. .777 (; 'i IT11HE location of this i iUui 7M. ed from Littleton tb Oxford.N. C.vlnannoan- ? cuig this change tp the public, some remarks in , , relation to he causes which induced it,t may be " necessary.' The bbjet:f is to establish in the Stato 7 of North-Cardlina the institution uKnl'ia pertaa- . neht basis;. At Littleton, although it possesses ;' 7" the advantages of health and retirement in an em- 7' i nentdegree, itwas f ou nd, that the con ve nie hes V:. and opportunities for 'carrying it on,' would be in- Commenstrae with-the :. object Vn "view, particu-' Could be ascertained, the feeling of the j public '.' has centered up'nivOxford : as' the most suitable ' locitionin thie;-6tateHi '- - .f '70xford;haslohg - beenknbwn flourishing and well Conducted schools. For its : I health, its moral and refined socieiy, it stands pic'ciiiiiitiii. vuc sue stjicciu lor ine ; institu tioni is pleasant and '; retired i7t!ie7buiidirigsa.nd 7 grounds are spacious arid '.such mt?asures will be ' adopted in the government of the institution ka -will pre vent the sfudeni a from any n Mc : communication witlKtbe village, The: tofore laid bfore the public will still be pursued. A-PtV7 luc; miuriiiawon.in relation tothe in stitution, may be had on. application to tbe sub scriber. V ;. r- , 7 ... - 7 7 -' - - 7 ; V -. D. H. BINGHAM. Sunt. Sept. 30, 1829. Ot. eadmk3e7Glb 7 qpHE Subscriberespectfdlly informs the citi tl.7 zens of Raleigh and its viciiiit v. -that he hat taken7 a Store7hFayeiteville: street -a doorj below lhj?:BankfN h in tends Keeping on hand, an assortment of READY-MADE CLOTH INGr-consisting -of 1 .,7 X). . PANTALOONS & VESTS. 7 ' Do. - FiaiinelDAWERw SHIRTS'. .together -with an assortment .x Facy Articles such7as:fine- Ll EN COLLARS--ls .2d7and . 3d.7quahty S U S PEN D E1IS CRAVAT STIFF-. additions to his Stock ' and he assures the oub. lie, that the articles are well-mde, and kfter the latest fa&hionr 7 ' : 8ffi77? p:Oct7 lS9l7t :7' ,P --i 20 l-i w6. RS. M ARY V A DREWS,- respectfully i n JL formW. thtrfiPu bl ici:-1 hat", h.er. DYING and SCOURING ESTABLISH MENTis now in con:- pjete 7operatiqn; ionHalifa.x Street," 200 yard J ' nortn ot tne sstaie-nouse, ana that she is orenar ed V Execute" work in fclt its various braric. t?.. She will dye? Leghorn "ilats and. Bonnets Silk Salti n7nd CrapesiDresses, Stpckings;7Gloys at tides of clothing for Gentlemen, he. Uc. -Sha "aso dyes and presses Domestic Ctith7 . -I 7 r 'Mrs.--A'ircw u wiuiiiuc-iu cirry on til 3 MILLINERBUSINESS; at 7the same place. and wijl doi worfe inutht line with" neatness and xJespatch-77:;:7:. 77 italeigh, -October 22-7 20. 7 PURSUAST to a Decree, of the llonoranl JftTT Superior Couit of Law and Eqhity,' held iai Nashville; Nash coanty,'rNurth.-Caroti ha;b a the -third . MonZlay . in September s last : -1 ut i ce 71 j hereby given to" the Us?ir3 and next of Kin ci . John BastCcdecM. late :cf the County7and Etite utoresauL that the subscriber is nov, ready to settle- and pay over to them respectively as they are entitled to te aforesaid JohnVfestate, upoo 7 tnetr applying io,mui any giving proper xciuna- '. t 'j - .' - - ... , .... - .- ' j.' ' . -"' mg nouua . - .-rv. r.. , ; -- '4 - Belford,J Nash c'ty.-:Caroliita;:7 hr''--- .6w Price Adv; 2 50, V r' 77714-'"' Villliamsbpro Acadpm-?.-. TflHE'Examination of the'StudenU'connected L. with this Institution will bfc hHd'.On Wednes day the 18th November.7";PftrenU and Guardians are requetiteu loatveou. , The Exeicises oljhe Academy will be teri2fri ed on the 2d llonday of January, IC30. ALEXw WILSON, Principal, . iany since me ieaiu or lue. late proprietor: of that ptace.7 Inlectin-a new location, regard - 7 has been paid.to pubfic opinio.i ? and so f .r us it 7 N KRSPtain and Fancy Silk C AVATS LiU 1 libridge's Patent Compos 7: He expects to receive from Newbern: ivl'iv ; 7: he feTngslof1 1 -'J7'f;7r' -Vs - -"'v- . - ' ' . - 7.77ii77WIP 7;v r' 7.
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