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1 i MONDAY, 'DECEM HER. 21 . " ; vOti the .ISth'instVa letter Ws' reail from
"H i;EGikATDR---1hthecnatewDixThurs. wr. aionrpe, rre&iaencpi uieuonvenuon,
V t fvirlaifMn Sanders submitted a-'Tleso- ten.aefing,in consequencesbf.indisposition,
!V-t lation, directing the Committee on Inter- hu resignation; of thatffice, and. as a
inalWroV ex: member-of bod;- ?Bafbour
- nedieiicy of instruct ng bur Senators: and was unaniinously, appointed his; successor
.Aptinir our Renresenr.it vpk.in Cnn; ua iKsiuem ui me unvenuon, ana iren.
' .N cress, to use their trifl
uence : tK'ol. ain"
lmentf aiura suf-
from IhV General Grtvernmen
1 :f ' , I.' i ..' --.1. it Ul'i.Lfc
I u ' ncienr iu;iiKiKc uiu river ixeuse- navigaoie r . . j r, , . : r-'v. .
1 ' - from 'the town vof Neviberii to Lbckhart's Committeb of the 3rVho1e;i.Ir Gordon ,in
! -i;aTlsMn7oliWonfcouiityV ; , har.y and on; the; motion ;'of:. Mr
j- , . '0r the same.day, Geouoe Hoover was Tayjor. of Chesterfield, the Report of the
2."" elected. ithout Oppositions Bi igadier Gen. Committee on the. Bill of -.Rights was " ta-
i". "?. eral of the6th brio-atle. ' ' v ' fr:consideration,-se?eraPamepd-
V" ' fThe Bank Bill was agVin UkeV up.-l ments to the Report and .additional Jleio-
t ; ; Mr." Mbntomerv of Orari spoke in op- ,utWs wfe offered, which , produced a
t . osition'to the Bil, and lc. Hintonof ,onS discussion .of adesultorynature
I v ";Wake: in favor-: o iC -Nb questioniwas The most interesting topic Wich" came;
- ICtaken. , ''V v ' f ;V-;: before the Committeerwas,the proposition
f r " In iheHoae of Commons, tlieconsid.' f MrTajJor to incorporate in the 5ti
' . 'eration of 'the f bill fbr the erection of a new resolution of thq Bill of Rightsthe act, of
fJvcointy jn" the. Wet, vas resumed in'co'mV Assembly rejative to the disqualifying of
Wnittee of tlie whole".!: Mr- Swain : ad vo State officers who. hold commissions-un-
Vacated the passage.of the bill; in a speech
: of considerable lengthVand was replied to
t . committee , rose ai o'cjock, reportea
' proirress and ontained leave to sit axain. '
: . jUu Yulay, the Senate were aam en-
' Bill.
i rr v i
After -a fenpech 'from Mr. Martin
tiori was takenoiT sh-jking put the first
ectionand;negativedt.O votes to. 23 $
which shews; that acbnsideVaHe majori -
-tj of the Senate are willing to establish a
Hnkiif the State, nrovided the detailsof
the BiU'be such, as they approve. The
-".v t. m i - r . luscaloosa on k the loth jit. Litvin
A in iavorx)f4,the Bill, and -one against it d'i. - c : i - f i i n
: from Mr lMeares ' I V'Wilsbn from Fdel .Tuscrloosa' was e,ectea ?rf81-
; trou air. ivieares, ,x-r, .WilsonJrom K,iiger fnt of the Senate$ Francis s. Lyon Sec
. combef said, in ense'the motion to strike ;ofa, r.-A.. w i a.;
..."i. v . . T ; v....1.1. ; " fetary, and ueorge.W. (,rabD, Assistant
, , -.-w-m u, .vucu uM, St-cretary Af. th it ; branch ; John Gayle,"
. , prevail, he held ;m his hand an amend- tf cf the'floJse of Representative
y ment which he would ofier as,a substitute Thori,a; T. Tuntat Principal Cleric; Wil-.
v ;for the present Bill, and would beglad to ihm.BjM'Cle
;j have U reailfc The Committee consented T.. N;.Van ;Dvke, Assistant Cterk. The
; . u&uciug icau , ncv .wiiii.il ine.ques- election of Hu?h M'V.iv. Ksd. as Xn-,
V ' Committee have leave to sit again on this
subiect-V:. l. ; :
V tr; Sneed. from the Committee of Fi-
nances to whom "was referred the Resolb-
ionrproposg tWimposi on
. . -the Gold Mihes'or the proceeds- thereof,,
reported against .'the 'expediency oC the
ipposition Majc
. Ca val ryf v. r v "t;-
rETsHu ncoT was cnosen aitensev-
l;i i rabaritnigsrigadier, General rot the
;;ith;Bri:
tile
' In the House,; the BUI for a neW coun
r i ty,iWa3 atn under.discussion. : ; Messrs..
. , a. suu y.ivi owam auuresseu uie.cuiiiuin-
v , . tee in support of the bill,:bnd Mr. O'Bri
';V Mbp posed it liii "a speech bf very consid-
' ewblb-feii
'; -XSay4in ;he 43enaei v nothing
r Dut pnyaieDiiis were acxea upon. Alter
4 V ?$eve v. wal
electeti'BridLdr 'TGreneraU'bf the
42th
brigade.
In-the House, the new County Bill was
Vtne.fenbsslntppic;
Xong & Air. Byntim toot the floor against
the ; billrlji
3fash abd Mr,-Gaston in suppbrt.of it.
t The question on the. passage of the Bill at
its .seco nd" read in srT was f decided' in th e"
negatiyeby a"niajori -of "16 votes. So
. i. ne.ioiiowins statement snows "toe ma
' ; jori tr pbtiindb rvtlE?ic fob Cob-
;gress, .in the Salisbury: Jlistncti4 oyer his
competitbrtMEJLbNo;y
in l0wan,i.;s.,i:r;v-w771ir . '
n'Chatham-. ty 676 V
VrlnJiaVidson'TVf -1:
iff, Randolph; ilOl . i ,
169.-, '
378
223
768
V
1538
'; vt
1538
' f , ":nencher. majority, :;-142-; c mw:M
. ine retnarK.ojcnersiaem;. against
J ili e ren e w aT xif tn e cha rter "bf th e United
: States'Bankf has been attehded with per-
The Capi talSthe? BanfcisS.ai)6
oth)sS23,0b0,Q&!aVehd"byjnd
)'faisanii
".j,'fiiifri6Vs?orea
Indi vidi&l toekholders,v xtjmuuu ;
;been ten-weeks ;insession TTiave
cone through iff UommiUee ot tneTr noie
theReports of the.four sreatComraittees,
and various otKer propoYitio'ns which hTaye
v wceu-suooiujeu; oy .muniumuj uniucto
' -uut.ine great .questionieer.'iuji ociub
, notjo ne compieteirsettiea-r-anu noining
-?c&n hk nntifibf ntt ilpfinitpl v 'arranrec.
4canvbe bonsideretl as definitely jarrange
-. iUhited States 420,000 f;
fapsc befote an ultimate decision rwnibe.
?btT ? Taylor, of orfolki v;as appci ntr
d to fill hisjyacahcyjb thi delegation;.
der the Federal Government. Mr. Sfani
ard and Mr.l.eigh detailed.to tlie Comt
i7Yuuj:u,fc,,l;,,cupuyu,""0
position v Tlie. amendment was finally
negauveu.
inp tiegjsiaiure ff AiaDama assemoieu
I , . . . r t
jtur frorn Lauderdale county, is contesi-
Ud by James J ickson, Ea. ' . :
r ' :J-0- "'I rJ
; ) 18 inetitioned . by dov. Cles, in his
Ve message,' as"a fact highly honorable to
'h character of .Virginia, that another year
,,as Pas? DJ wunoui a single conviction
white female hr a penitentiary offence,
L ak,n fivfi ycar.since aiiy such convic-
,on;has taken Pface 5n lhat sate- There
!,-now but one female convict jn the Stite
r"n- " e recominenos uiac snenouiu
be pardoned and, setat liberty. i ; ,
: lhe Synodjof SouthiCarolina and Geor-
crin. flt Its IjtP tOiUnn in fittvann-ih flatar.
mined .on iheet.tjiblishnient of aiTTicoo
giMemimi'pfthe South. It be lu-
T VVaddel and Gouliusg are already cho-
. " Fire,- Yesterday, during the recess of
tlie ?Macbn i Academy ,(br dinner, the
building was discovered to be on fire 5
and was consumed, together vvith its con
tents. We believe very wifiany, nf
the loksjofc'ihe scholars mere saved,
and itJs particularly to be regret ted, ! as
the Macon Su nday School - Library (ex
cept such books as were in-the hands; of
itSfSch oars) were v bu r nt V The j bu ilding.
Was ra ther. a tern pOrary, structu re, and .
not Valuable, yet very, conveniently fit-
Lted up, but the loss of books, is consider-
aoie.i --i ne ure is supposeu io , nave 'Ori
ginated from the stove, by accident. ' "
ivacon messenger.
i A resolution - ha passed 'the Georgia
Legislature, ".instructing the. Judiciary
committee to.inquire into the expediency
of making tthe? Judges of the Superior;
Courts . elective by the pebjle of the Gir-
cu i t k o ve r - w ifitA 1 th ey . a r e s: t o pr e s i d e ;
Tills (the Georgia Courier well observe!,)
would capthe. climax of Legislative folly
on the. subject of -the Judiciary. It is bail
enough already- The Judges'are already
top d e pe n 1 1 e n t to d 1 sen a rge " properly-?. M 1 e
d lili te o f their officer ; They h a ve to bo w
and cringe as much as common candidates
for nob nlar fay 6 r- J Th' row em be fb r e
the people,what will be the consequence"?
1 e te 1 10 jy wno can te 1 1 ; t ne nest . story,
or si n ? . t h e bes t . son r, or, forsooth, drink
th e m ost wit is key, may be the Ju dge j o f
the Circuit.
1' -;
In the House jofvRepresenia
abtipnto fpfer that part of the "Presl
dentMessage relative to the claim; -of
Commodore Decatur'sheirs ;to the Naval
Committee-rf lfMMM
ffc: GhlHoiiUa mI tha.t'hefIbuMedivHe
Iherthe extioa
had li hi erc epU bljcrejpt in tbtfie vern
ment,xwobldipobtinue toproveineffeci
Vigh fjwliij.1 e, ; j wi thr h ti rnff zeaLxa litl' uji v
daunt erl r hi n ess J h ewpul jo ae,wKa l
naB,,5 iuc II s. i jr .;yug ,y- Hii VOU I sc
he inherited ,n p thietbjessi ng l $hxm Idv
teaieij c ansciausiiess" of
.haViBi:dischrgni
finelfMh
uiestiprijha beehp
theepresentayeso
mltiote;m1s
that;itd eel pmpil
Haying tip rsjanip ' charlKhisolwn iStf
..:vr--1 -
tuai.-einmyi &0
terminedjTegaYuless estimate which 17SrVr
niight b iNset'on hi s;edorts;, i iih e r infoK l -1
outftihe jrousew ' :
stancy to ad v(jctewhat;hersteemed ..5. Vi- v.'-irtnriTittf a hrkKrnTfVKH - .
li nnn:fi a .fit k!n n -Ta -.1 -I : 1m .Z''m.'
; CStfy.-jA 7ion cgro dlkVi; ,lhe
property of Mr; McUy, tf Rovan' cnun4
ty, W crushed to death in the streets of
this town oh Saturday ."Iastby;,th;run-
ning away ,ot tue horse3 attached ;to the
wagon vWch he-was, dfUing.iJby C55.J
'rhe'following curious paragraph, tran3-
laieu'uuiu ii . uiu . ui Bremen papersis
communicated for the Baltimore Patriots
- rThe Leeds Intelliertcer.of ?atedate,'
i it 4 k.cs iii ii l I u I! o i an rL-y pwan ' Oiammy,
which' was presented to the FhObsophical
Society, of -that city;; by theUate John
Blayde, Esq; and; which his recentlyVun
dergpneacomple.te;exapinaton;by.ha,t body- Qn unfol(linge tlie, banHages-1 in"
Kyhich tlie bodK.was 'wrapoed.t there was
fliscovered al copper platewith hiefokly-
puics eurayeu cnereon me interpretation
of s which made - known the bQsiriessndf
character of ihe.:4eceas.ed; ;and the : timev!
and place? at; which - the body vas. em
balmed. The time proved -to Jb daring:
uie reign or oianasses tne oth,i caiiea
byjthe Greeks Menophis,) of theAfy nasty'
of Manithb, andfathe'rjof ,the: renovvned
Sesosfris, v Manasses was the. eighteenth
of the Egyptian Kings; anl kcerid ed ' the'
throve 1493 years before the birth of
teiporaneously- with ? Moses.- -The en
graving states also, that the deceased was
an incense nearer, ana secretary ot the
rencs ot . the t trod JMandon . at Thebes s
wnicn. sitiuation ne occupied about 3000
years ago
iPicture of the Gonverttioii.-Mrl
CvCat-
lib, a distinguished -Painter Yrom
the city
of New-York, (whose fine exhibition 'oY
IJeWitt Clinton graces the City Hall of
New-York,) is now in this city, takingla
pictured the Virginia Convention, In the
style of Trumbull's Declaration' of Amer
ican Independence. M r C. proposes to
give alikeness of each ' of ?the ninety-six
members, with Mr Monroe iri. the Chair,
and Mr.: Madison .on the floori presented
also' a coup d 'rail view of ;.thev Delegate
Hall, &c,Mr.' C. is" proceeding with as
much rapidity as possibfe .irf the execu:
tion of his picture-and ijt isjioped,' - that
the members of the Convention will fc se-
condim plan ind give him everyl facility
in their power. He proposes to jhaveit
engraved byjthe first artist in Ncw York
A-and,to hand 'down to pbsterity the re
presentation of a body," which has excited
the profoundest interest through t ie Unit
ed States and whose labours, it is hoped,
wi1l4 redound to the benefjt of their coun
try. liichmond inquirer.
Talleyran(L--0i the eve of his debar-
ture'for the Russian campaign Bonaparte
sent for hisminister Talleyrand, ia!?d ad
dressed him in thesfi words- fcTal ley rand,
Ijknpw that you have conceived the de
sign of reigning after, me, and I have sent
for you to acquaint von that in the event
of my falling in battle arrangements have
been made for ybdr death before the news
can oe Known in raris." 1 , snaic. not
cease to pray for the preservation
majestv's life,' was: the signific
of ytr
frri 1 fi r tt n i an
b J him-
swer of the politician.
4 ;
Justice tor North Carolina. Al
r. Mer-
'ft
cer, in .the remarks he ra.ide in the Con
vention, the 4th and 5tlt in speaking of
of the disease aruh deaths which assailed
the troops at Norfolk in jihe month of Arb
vember preceding- the Peace, sas that
160 were buried, 8GQ discharged, be
cause4 incapable of furtlier, service, and
2,300 returned oh thei sick list-4lhat it
was not till the close of j this perilous sea
son or-immediately before the return ol
Peace, that any aid was-ordered to Our re
lief from North Carolina "-In thej last re
mark myfriendMercer.is odstaken. ' -.The
firt detachment bftNurth ChiolinaMiliti i
arr i v e d i 04 No r fol k i b i h e in u n t h v b f Qc t o4
her, 1814 and about the 20ihrof that
month , the Virgj n ia Militia were ordered
from the Peaclr Orchard to Fort 3$arbour
arid the Nortll Carblina !!Militia stationed
at thaf places-There disease - and deaih
met tiienijat; every : turn f the epcamp-;
inehtrf i'nie; writer of ths, c knew;.-1 litof
thebi buried ip pne; dayy in the(Buryinff
grbuucLTback of the Peacli- Orehard J vXhey
were co ntinued a t lh at station u n ti I it a s
thbughi, prudent tb senoV thin to FtlrtNeK
sb, inopes of jren
d i sease w hich aWa i ted t hemand , p na I ly,
the few of them that s u f y i v ed , . we r e .'d i s -charged
n accoti n t of iriabi 1 i ty to? Jo d uty
antlperuutted to aUemptfti reach f their"
repectie.:'ho
' rh e 2i 1 D e t a c h m en t f ro ra Nrth - pa Vol U
na arrived?at;No
beir 1814,?'ahd Contibued In servi4e until
'Ppact?. I-5 well recollect, that a tield iuU
fiber from that ateiyas the last! bfl5,ei
or the day ai inai siauon wno visiijefj tne
guards 'ialthe
frbmUhaiState
jy f r i ebjU'l M rV ' Me rce r1wh o J e fV hi s Is ta ti o n
at Caiiib v;!At pinibefore fth-arrival of the
first dertchmeM1iCNbrth-Carblina.MiIitia
at Norfolk, ;
;H .ss i cunt suu u'jjto s? 1 o S'. j -.? 5
I'M ? l11 Is t?' 4 n3fghtrpf suffrage
made i ri the sch e me propd s ed b y vthe co m -
I ra itee ;6f tjie whol eMU 1 -thef 96m e ia be'rs"
were presetu tiur.j, ; t;sUornf stakes the
i was again undeC
tiolfina! jdisfed ofiheiidivand
tnen 1 3 '-;rb"u rib hiatenaleha rg-es - are - vet
place oflhtMonrp
bui'whenlfiVvexequea
of nepresentafiobebmes "upiVhiblf 1 wiH
be. the case in a davrtr. twir. otpa. "itmJi.
men,t is expected. . Vts-'.". 1 W -
, LIARRtED.' V J: x ? .
y In Tranklim oithe lbthCinst Mr.' John w W
CrossTanH of.W'arrenton.-to'-BJus's' CilitbJ Bridg
es cf the former County. v 'vWi -
.' Tfln thl- lAiU nlf !n rmftl.n ' 1 " If . TAt.
H&kinstLTotrmerly6f:AFtTent'0n.inrtn2?th'
year of h'3 age--of ajingerinff Consumption
rTTTIIB LADIES of tKerFetnaiel neberolen So
. k, ce ty, are Ji an py toHnnouaee to the. public
i
1"
that arrange menU-ha'Vtt been made for iltx ceTe-
b ration a, :AI 11, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
fhe 22dand 23d inst.J at GonekeConceHUIalt,
where theiadmirers pf taste. ingenuity andefe
jance ..will be presented with a: splendid "Exhi- i
KfttNr 'r";t? a Mnv 'iDTtftr Vav ruw .w (
Annronriate-artic'et forfihris
Presents will be- foilnd at thev vFair ;and- sub
.... STRAYED - 5 . .
'f.From ; llaleigh,i, about .'a; week ag-o. a .BAY
MAKE, -aboutjB- years oldiandbout 5 fee higlii
with a'.Starln her foreheads She js lujht and
well made. iIt is probableshe has.been.taken
up and confined by' some persQn,;as she has left
a CblfVe'arly'a Vearold- C
' Any information, of aid Mare.-xyUfbe thank
fully received at J . ales 8t' Son's Printing - Of
fice". v f- - -V" ? ',-'..'. Dec. 19rc
7 Moi-e .Cheap Winter Goods;
rHE Subscriber (hasvreceived .another addj-
I: 'ltion;tO;a'f9rmer artd very general Assort-,
ment of Winter Goods.-' Havjng a desire to keep
a full supply of tvery article. in his line,. be will
continue to receive, from thne, to time,Vas de
mands niay.require.v I'he'Goods were all bought
at "Auction very tow, and will be sold as cheapo
if not cheaper, than any ot the same kind or qua;
lity in'thej Slate. .Customers will "do -well to
call and see'for themselves. ' . ' - , J
. Good frish Potatoes at $1 per bushel and some
Alum Salt. . fc ? . " . - . ' V
: , JOHN FRI&IIiOSE.
Haleigh, Dec. 21. : A . ;v , w6w
New, Books justvReceived. -
ESSAYS' on, Hanking, originally published in
the liichmond Knquirericorrected and enlarg
ed. ; f13y a citizen of Virginia price 25 cents.J
Lectures on the Restrictive System," delivered to
: the.-. Senior Political Class f William ihd'Ma
,ry COjllt-ge. Hy Thomas R. Dews, ;Profssor
,of-Historv, Metaphysics and .Political Law,"
price $1 60. : c
The Dover "Selection of ; Spiritual Songs. 'By
- Andrew Uro'addus", pride 62 cents. x.;
. . - J. GALES & SO. '
Dec. 2t.. , . . ' w
8hocco Eem file AcademS1
RS.LUCAS respectfully informs her friends
and the public," lhat the Exercises of the
above Academy will be resumed on the 1st Mon- U-
day in February next. . il. v -V
' Te utmost attention will be paid to theroo.
rals and behavior of the ,voung, Ladies placed in
thisSeminHry'; and its retired, pleasant & heal
thy situation, its salubrious t air; arid fine 'spring:
water, make it a very )desirabW residence ) for,
youth. This Academy haabeen tibder her care
for (die. last -eight- years,", and only .'one' case of
sickness' tias occiirredSidring this time although
th t pri nci pal part 7 ; of ji e r pn pi Is were from h e
xnns unhealt hy parts of the State. J Being only a,
few miles from :the Stage' 'road,' her Academy
affords opportunities "or Parents and Guardians
of regular communications wilh their Children
and Wards.r ;-;,ll-;.V Vlj 'v A;';
In addition to the usual Elements of Education
and Plain and -Ornamental -''Needle' Work;" the
young; Ladies will be instructed in Geography
History, Astronomy, Cbemisiry Iiotuny; Philo
sophy, AlythologyiDra wing and Paiiitiiig on Vet.
vet. Lace Work, Music," 8tc ; . V" i..- '" . '
Terma- Board nd Tliitbnl $5(f per .Session?
Music $20: half pMyahle -in advance. Painting
on Velvet $3. For "Drawing," Paint tng on Paper,
or Needle Workj no'extra charge will be made".
. .Waren county i Dic19. . .1 -.; 85?
FCC The BtHr,'Tarbofp' Press,, Halifax-Minerva,
? Warrentbn lleporter and WJbingtonCJLcJvo;'
will, msert the "abbveUhree times and forward'
their bills to this office. . - V x --.V- K ; -
Hillsboi-o' Fein ale -Se mi iia
HE Winter Examination of the - Institution
ended on theJJJdi instants .The. next Sessi-.
on will commence on the 28ih January next." . . .
; 1st Class; t ':''V VrT$i5 pf Session.;
2d & 3d -': ' 12 50
v ' -.,'- 4th. C:;' ;-. ; ';' vf-; 10 00. -V
i. Contingent Expences 50'
Music --- ' $24 per Sessiqn, .
Drawing &' Painting 10 ' k "
; r Needle Worki from 1 to 3. '
V Board, including' Wootl, 'Washing, Candles,
etc. in ine- most- respeciaoie iamine, ior jpim
per month.
r - .V ,' . W; M. GREEN, Supenntendant., ;
x fjrjsThe Raleigh J Star - Western .;C..rolinian-?
Freeman's Echo if afifax At inerya and Fay el t ei
ville Observer; . will publish the above' '--4 : times.
and forward their account to J." P Jheed, Esq
Treasurer of the Hillsboro,rFemlelSeniinary.
outhera Female Classical Be-!
;y;:vlninaryvVi
& MRS.' HOLLISTER. havererno cd
their '.Seminary for Young Ladies - to Ox
ford,' Nv CV and have engaged theasistanceof
Miss E. HtTMHBETS, in the department - of Mil
sic; Of the qualificadbnsor Miss flump jhrej-s,
the public -need jio better 'pToof than the high
reputation, which she has maintain ed du'ririg- the
iwb.last; years as VyTeaclirof yM usic In Oxford,
and the fact ."that previous' to tier coming to. .this
place she. was the prmcipal' Teacher of. TlUsic in
the celebrated .Moravian School at Bethleherb
.pep hsylvamafV-jV-lf , 1- K 4 4; ; '; ?l
,Tf9 Seminary, which has be'eh ;ln operatfon
ih Mecklenbiirg, Va, fur two years past,;y has re-,
cefved tinequiv ;cal proofs .of thcTapprob 1 tion-of
an enlightened public.. ;he ' plans. t m pjoj ed
for . promoting habits i of diligence", and; correct
deportment, areVfor" the "most-part original, and
very powerful . in their iufluence fi ,r; - 0
. THe next "Sessionj.: will commence on Monday
the!.llth of January next ; For further 4ar6cu
lars,' T enquiries ' may -: be vaddressed to'.-ISev; ''EL"
Hollister, ; QxfordST C;;? - ' - i i
; ; Decl829.-Y-M
;;fe Noticei
..-'. ...
' . T.a. meeting of the President andDIrect crs
A. of the Cape. Fear NavigaUoa'Corapany, hoi-
t
den in Fayetteyilleon the 2lstr;day "of Ncyem-
Der last, ipursuani o a.uesoiutron oune otocE.-
. . . . - - . . i- ..... .
noiuersr s ua v;ompanjj passed, at uieiriast an-:
nual "meeting )jt was" Resplved, that a Dividend
of 2 p ef- cenU.on thKoriginat, capital stct, and
on ihe.&pcunt expended by the Bbifdjcf I r.ter
ral Irnproreraents; between Fayettevill Zx. Wil
mingtonV be, v ajid the same is here by -d ecUred ,
payable atony Otace in Fayettevir.a, oa thelst
jnany omers ivr wse ana comjoritv principally c
signed and .e'xttut.ed by therXadiea the pise lvet
Annronriate"art?c'et for fihristmas Vr Ne -Year's
ttanttaJs and uehcacies,: by-way of refresh mentor
yill ,b'e plentifully wipphed. : . A " 1
..
I " vl, 4' ?
,THD -Sbb'scrlber'Li-.ir-
1 ; if . . . .
fill
it tr
lilt
purchased the IIOUCE C C 12 ; .
;',TAINMi:r;T fo.rrrly I: pt by :: .
- Hubert d. Dirthin" in f r tntvn ,
Charlotte Ci respectfully jr.fo'r.. ; IU fri
and the public, that he .nnv has1 ooened t
HHose fpnthe reception and. en ertnrnent cf ;
who ,iuav reel aisposea to honor .Lini v.UJj tl
c.usion.;.; livery enortvwill be usedao1 ten
person? .jtoinfoTtabitVamPunrernitteflexertu .
will be'imade to give enure satisfaction to nil
The,- Deda and Bed.Iinir afe inferlo? to none": 1
Table will be furnished as well zs the r.- et '
tne. back country vvtU afford ; the Dr with
fjuors of the best quality i iattantive and iru
.Ostlers will be employed, ami Subles-abundantly
furhisiKdv" s ; : : f t t- : : v
Charlotte T) 'cc: 10T829. 2
.N..B, T tfaviug1 'discontinued ;the mercai;,,
businessI sliall look-'for prompt jiayrctnt fi
alt; who are indebted to me f in fact 1 cannot in
dulge any.- . - . . " L
- wislfto purchase ia p.iir of nAY 'HOUSES f-
-LL a'C-trriage-not lo exceed G years-oKi.
a v ills 10 l :;.
Dec.,4.
32 tf
' -TO 70 UM'NE TA1EN PRINTER .
r jNIJUkn or-" ff-Qc.-' Journeymen Printers, v.Iio
- A-Vsre iinst r;vte and steady workmen, w: uteu
immediately atthe Knoxvdje (Tennessee) I'?.
gi ster Q in ce ; 10 u h om co 1 rstan t e m p 1 oym a v. 1 1
liOerai wages will be -given.
F S.'IILISICCLL.
'i".'KnoxyI..,"Nov4.
NEGliOE S ; WAX rED :
fiJITi highest prices Jn. CASFI will J?e riven
11,- for.a few likelyYOUNG. MDGUOES-fro-i
ISto 25 'for 'males, and '-from lOto 25 for fe real. ,
,-l ATt ext. u priced will be given for mechanics.
Pe,rsons who Wish to seli will dowell to crJi en
me atAIrs. Jetetfs Tavern, v bene I mar. always
be found. HM.-POVLEIL
Rilc?jh;Pct.'3l4' . :.'21e.itf
Salii of Ne2:ioes & Towii Propurt v..
fKN'the 8tU:f January;next will behold at th
Xr Court Mouse dorin llaleigli five va.IuLIa
and likely negro slaves the' property xfthejr.tfc
- WmoGlenddnning on a credit of six moirthsthts
iitchaser giving boiul, with- approved .security.
sL'0n the first day. of trie County Qourt of Wake
fn February, next; 'being the" third -llndiy In.
I February - -"wilt be sold on the-v premises, ulao a"
vamamc juo. Kuur ltuproyejnc hts jn-iiaifgii, e
iugtbe same. whereon ihe late WmJCilendenin
resicUdN.v Tije lot is eligibly situattd, lies op
posite the -bute--.Bankjiear the Capitol square
and . has on it many improvements : The sale i::
made, for closing" ,'a' trust cr-ated in-tha'wili. .cJ
Wm.' Glerdemn dceaseL,Hnd willb; on a cre
dit of b and 12.- montlis.' t..e tjurciinacr- trivi"
bond wi in approved pecunty. 4
- iii:ni:v roT ter, cidv
1
' - surriving'.llx'r ot ' -
- J Wm Olcrtdeninj "
-.V v deed, by'- .
'5th Deer. " 1 829. ' " -W " - '
; THE. srJBScr.ii:;
'VFPERS.for,Sal'liiHOUSI-:'I. r.OTS in tha
y.Town of Oxford;' with the LAND adjbinln.
siboatOO acres---or" wli ch about GO acres trs"'
Woodland; v.ThV House Is 52 by -40 feet; cum-
modious,; and well finist't J thr;ughnut, -having '
.4 room's vith fire' places , uii each floor, - with a '-'
wide ps"ageohjeacha.. garref distributed i:itq
closets and. two cbmfortuble f ooms';" and a c tl!-r
under tbe xyhole divldedrnto several apartments.
Jit is situated in a most heautua 1 grove of Oaks s
.attached to itrisa large Falling Cirderr furnished 1
with fruits selectedfront the. north r i n lce-Uouse
constructed of rbcka . stone' ; Spring-lIouseT-a
Velljbf excellent water in the yard an Ofllhe iii
the y ariuitable fo'r.a Lavvy er,- and every.' necs'
sary Outhouse, &lHn good repair. V i ' . f
'.-Also, a ri'ANYAUO no w i n ppefatl on, ; which
'gh'give. emplojnjent to: 8 or 1 0 hu nds. havin
J.0 i acres o land 2tt i
Tmses
every
mrner isiruweu..- xaru , is ;seiooro seen J any:
iwhere: This property - Vilt be disposed pf "on
reasonaoteana accommodating terms. ..
Oxford;' Sent.;'l.";:V:s-: :.-';' TScnv tf
r SuperiorCourt of .Tiav.-;
Chatham CointyV;; FU Terra, K '
Alfred Vest al. pt li e rs vt ffhosi: Ves ia I u o t h e r5: ,
v Petition :loT tfie'cli vision bt liarids or'SvillianV i '
' & V ; v" ; ,Vc tal. dec. V ;.; . ; . , -- "
appearing ' to 1 he ; satlsfact io tl rf .'.the Court
liithat J oh h Vesta 1; on e of the ' ch-tendinis in
this casej' is not au inhabitant of this St ite it u
therefore; ordered,- that nbtrcebe pujT.il.ed ir
ithe Raltigh Re-is i e r . fornix -tnont h 'c f the filiiv
ot toe; t'etition; and that the said Jc'n Vestal, at
the next:-1rm;ofrthisQpu'rt;..,oii thed !IoudayT
of March net pleads '-answer brden ur '-'t s iilvv
petition. rimth same -w ill .b'e .taken proxci'dVsso
and heard exparte. ' ;! f i " - - - ,
"CI rk Sup. Cbiirti
ri5H 13 ; terms incmtf .every riecei-ry1ex,
:.;Ppense except Candles. ;Boo3 & be fur
nisaed at tne Petersburg -retail
I "on the first Monday iti January, and the first
r -t l l -..-. i.tr'. .
&iun,wiii tiojc u a .puuuc .tiwmicaucn on tUt
flrst Thursday and - Friday in Jufie. I ! a ia
'session will commence on. the fo'lov. ir j Monda
"and close. without an Exat.-.:-j.tij,"."o the' -2nd
Friday of-November. A: - - "' '';.:-'r ; '.
rUThe system cf studies h regulated Ly the pTiri
Of our-University, f JTho subscriber will devote
Ais-whole titcnlioti to. the. duties' cf 'hi School '
; c. a-.uill; a. m. '
Pec;;iie2X.---7.-y; -.-v5' .-33-V
'(t'rh'llaleigh Star,-Hallux '.riinervai and
'Tarb6ro';Free.Pr-.s viii liicsrt' the -above our
times, and forward t! ::r acccur.ts i the'sub
scriber.-" V . ,.' .: .'
TST6T: to be seen arid obtamed ; a
1 . "i fc!.nr 7rtrtliV-.f'.t,
The&e2 lactones, amongst the' n:cit uief'ul f
modern inventions, are so cnstr.r-te.i v
.of them," will ginr caid '? i sriin frn
cuts . per day-5-rj'hich-'ia equl k
r j-ta 40
labour
cr o vc "sen witn;tne ..comiiun v. . c .. 'Tots V
machine will tpin ojhreads fine or t :-.2:.and
twisted'according. to :T.he.wisu x;T t! dinner. -and'the
ual'ty otVthe thread .for ev; v.,. s nd
str?r i a V r ; irpasseLbXthe best rr.adiir.-nr -iu
ti'U..l-d LUttf Tlies&michin trVno
in co:;;: jn, c: inr.West Tennessee, j, j :i i dl
ferent "pirts cfC' State, and ar. vry t ;;j.i!y.
approved of by tl those trhoculie Uiil cft sm ;
ters'ona -wishirg'to avail ttieis -drtt'er th'rj-Ira-
menie-tima acd Iibcur s.vr.r.j u !- v-"
tched toit; rid oa'the'pte
as a cc'mtuitable : two story Dwelling; with
convenience or a Jamdv residence.' ' A
4 . ; . -
' A,v Tuition pr.. Session tlOx -
nrices. , livT-ir-
stude.it will be, required to bring with him a pair ,
of Sheet, Cbunt'e rr)aner and a pair "ri I: ! - nkets.
The exercises pf, this Institution will b e r ene -ed
i
ted to cdl a-Uljudse for thems: .
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