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closed, a ml; the 74cgtestcorre : inn -jreditahje alilte to ta auinoT.anu cv" whoni the State of Kortfi-Camlvnti wfVf ' Jai : ; WerdVofkUtitude ant respect than tfihe re vSf rahc& Jchment to'H WhwH be h.spla S'itvb ed throu k h ;aN i tsarVi nff Tort unei . and thro V vr:vv onpeoipuiio8 from without, are -worthy . VC- '-'M TOflr JMUHU m. .tail (Uil vuu h av"V-'" . r-Vf'Sniiw frvmldfestraint. i-ii Tn thA Vnrrect sentiment, the substantial thoughtiaridnlightenfecrpatriv , : -i :'.2.i' -iiirfl nroYlded for s ':-: . that has passed iivwprexorispicus iVig pledge that tioufviwatiting to.her jratiorwirdvancingperiodiof .-' . "Willi TCI .1 HI II ii T lVT. ...,.- T ' ( 4 Abe hoar ofourTeleasrom its restricting )':Wrcatlon Art tiinurof . Kappi-1 W;-:bui-amteUititnd. ;o : WorViildfRn. neirer to perrnit the powers which nature has copferred uonMnolesstKanoth ;,uenktfhW nid An Imbecile gaze Up- ill ucs n'"uvvj i w - , ; arrei- of l i Knowthe fee n ns of such a -Kt&iTi Jmiunt as; tbis,Aam) tto rpatticipate; in i &ntfi$)rffifrk gratifications f:;-CC'&ice-nc pleasures pictured . .ayreasiire the ef- 'IjU ieiN f j ,tli e-U 1 1 1 p're pacetl fbr?future enier ':?4i ?cenera?cuttivated ta'fte.; your , attain- the;sbaU : ' bfi inflexible and. ct ;th7 rnav eyentually prove lio-bettet thanAtlie - ..'v V.. .'1- J5 ''.."fl n vain aniuseraenu ,oi -iaiiwy,,Mavw"6 .:w' va '"hM" Srmf noses. fi n all v to be rem e mb e V ed only 'as f an t aK 1id clouds, omieriinh flld witotheosunbeims but which nave 8ttccessivelyvvaniueuvr Peenporne ou Dy tnewinj leaving nimins w u v. thou&hl of their: illusive and evanescent glbries,: 1 .1 ' ; A h ' ::t&&: moment only. Tuai is ours, .v ii .-Hie v1 esl be not productively lapplieil to th: tyre itisivain tojook; jWhat if the; coin :l()r wfiich men tliliehtly toilas constltuting their wealthv vere of sVoh a nature that jf noftjsed injthe very hou- nhich it came iri'tptou r possession, 1 1 must ineyita bly pei ish, or cease t be atj our disposal ? With hat diliseripe and promptness should we be prcpaftMl to disburse it, to preventits escape lrom y without an e quivafent that should, remain. Time is theiiniwith; which all that is valuable W be purchased. .But if it be not in s ran'tly; passed fmin our hands : for some thins permanent,it wiH be of no avaiU hojstrnsth of grasp caa retain it and it is gone TiMjm us forever It is as if.w were borne along.. upon some vehicle thro' and nutriment. To s.'clire them, they ardent exhortnuons of these patrons of m.ir lu seized while thev are vet within your youth, who are at this moment re- v i i tmii wWli dppn interest and San our reacn. ixo sooner are iney un(i.ti"""ii';"M ,7 J iL than they are irrecoverably lost. Such as iuine Itopes. I o tins enect are me e t . l : -..: ui i ' .ni4iinitiPtt nf t.liw nfirpntal bosom Lil cv iiuiM'i mmwf f Mtfim vmi tvirfliilv consider entitled to vil part ifet;f;!in-wl.oa,, IOi.. -..3PmfailWjrfe. Ki'i Uir in pfhicipTlisdainfe tpasX aimin eraiuoyernneokv -f". ujmn rtem 1 ! n 1 A c rtrt n ft on the imaginary; transcendemcy of other minds, as though to , us J t were unattaina- ids, as thougr biff. ' ? . J i . v ' Standing upon this verge of final sepa ration, let me iirgii upon you still, ad has ever been"done, a: determination, unre mittindv renewed.1 and no less faithfully prosecuted, that the life which God may rive, shall be richly replenished with faith, and knowledge, and Usefulness, and e.ve ry;virtue. Your country jneeds your Ut most efforts in her service, and it is by these that vou will most jlfectuaWy obey her call. n con currencei with this, are the anxieties of you i friends, and the most ''Xfyj. ; ';innts..in tji e classical languages of Greece '-." nViil RiVme' and of inoderii Eurone. onen- 7 i'v ' Vjng toVyo literature of .1 . sX uinereni,. nations, , i"e - tuiiBuumiaicu I '?X;r our ;ofNourbu!liful studies 5 your :.': Y 'k past associations ; and intimacies ; their . 5:-' 1 - " ji? i-.x? . ;k,-4 approacning cnssoiunon j your ruiui u u V v your frends in these. propitious circum t; if t Kef prcs'p.ectij' 'of: your profes- sionai preparation, itmi i jjuuimt iran- .; (Zing a nte to be; modellefl and prosecuted Cii: vby'youfowttd;rec'Uon.aito! resources ;al I I ' V these now. assVinbletl before, your minds, iajweir'filMhui with.vivid andyarious J emotions; These will; grafefuili5Cagitate r j'A.i' r rvour.; .piorns: wjtn joysapprenensions. - remembrances and aiiticinatrons inactive ; is ( ami riuvcK succession, auu - jr is not 100 ..'ipuc?jr-JtO(.suppHHu.iiiai. jou may Jirvpr ci - perience a irtomf r,i,tat once so full of ex- i-A" ' .'...,ii. : Jt' : . & A ."' ni'iTpn, ajnu aintost opprcivc impwi, III VOW7 HdUlin aiiu piivipia im.r piuM. . ','Deeniuirvaoy uxecriu vinue, it .were vain impefishably ours. All which we have neglected to secure, will-be- rememPereu only with chagrin. Or remorse. Time in advance behind him hides his wings And seems io creep der repit with his age. v Behold him whe:i past by. What then isseen vour Warmest gratitude iind love. Your Country needs your utmost efforts. To her you must feel theiii singularly due. Let ever.y nerve be exerted, not in wish es only, nor in promise, but in action nt his broad pinions swiftt-r.than the winds? 'Let your sacrifice be cheerfully and mag nd all munkind, in contradiction strong 1 nanimously" offered, of ease, of personal But ; Ami all rmnkmd, in contrji'Motion strong nanimously Kuetui, agnast, cry out ou lus career, louse : lKratificatin . that her name be not sub I might resort to many topics to Urge ! j"ect to reproach ; that the genius and vir upon, yourselves, and all who have the i'tues of her people may ;be conspicuous. privileges ou extensive euuc.ition, an , ant! ascendant ; that tier essential inter SAlilSBURtVr thuslastn. We'8e)ectavfew nnrerypf ;her sons:; w tain it -d its career or useiuinessi -f - The General and - Sta te 0overrilrrientd : Wheti col 1 1 sio n s ta ke pi ace i n th eexerci se or their respective powers wc trust to he wisdom ortfie naWn, W de- ;e the means of resforin"harnioiiious concert, than haril th6 unfbldenls tiisxinion. ' ; - Bu Charles Fisher. Andrew Jackson As President, he has already done vastly more for his country than he ever did as General The firm and patriotic. stand which he has taken it) defet5.bf;the rights of the States and the pockets of f he Peo ple is of more real importance to.the cause of republican liberty th'an a hundred such battles as that of New Orleans, "a By Copt. Menry Giles. - Robert Y. Hayne. : i'he champion ot constitutional liberty. By I). P. Caldwell.. The President of the United States : He deserves commen dation for the sentiment4 The Federal Union ; it must be preserved , By L. Bingliam. Liberty and Union : now and torever one and inseparable. By Dr. Scott. The energy, etjiciency and decision of the present administra tion ; likely t restore the government to its urisinal purity. By Dr. Kerr. Henry Clay : may N.; Carolina Hold him in gratelul remem brance. ir.l,.. restsi ;that th:rehli Ke a charge or Semivires of leannn et,)! urposomuiual coosulutuM, . , th "Mjqects connected lp Vntnm :ind thi . 11 1 ril(t. A 't;hr to hopV for the cix'ationiof its attach tnents ( K ,V. ti a single Jmur, 'even though inpressive k'.'V. . " as. tl prVsent To look upon these pri n- ciplesis to attmifeandHo love, bnt itcan I lurniso po security . i nai your iiienau ue v under$:theic swaying r influence Tliis ipust be the result of a pure heart, active- T, . " -iy nreyalent fn outward Conduct, irf the ) ' " successive Circumstjince5 -which diversify. 1 ourlife.- If intlectual conviction of the accum'tUtion of liWarv attainment, i MM T. 1 ' U J onvuicetlrUiAH ' v ' anrl rolvejd is dar5; d?V, ckees itj ejer3in pn, itlvdisprders v ' V 7 critjieskan t '7'' 'kC thortiave'-oUen'shuddert't we throw c ( f' "Mprartil jhemherfj-inni f sin j us, by which ir i A fand'depry do not 1 1 - ' V ' - . 7." t . ',1 ' . It t I - 5 '' i ' perversio'ot aDiuty winowt sweii tne V 'title from -the fountains of science. and . ir cultivated talent 5All nien taTbe pro- 1 ft tr fecttial alfd unbounded improvement of them. Among such arguments, patriot ism is one on which I could delight to dwell. Would that -t had an'everliving and irresistible prevalence in the bosoms of all our citizens as well as in our own. Why 'Should all the States of the Union, numerous as they now are, appear con spicuous by the eminent talents and dVs tinsuished characters, which they produce on th'e-great theatre of professional ami civil life, while North-Carolina continues dormant in Tjjnoble obscurity, and her sons, from generation t generation, scarcely ascend to the level of mediocri ty in talent or enterprise ? We may as crjbethis to some poss ble defect in the education of her children. Must it not be thaHn her.Literary Institutions, and especially in her University, etfucation is ineflicientlv conlucteil ? It mavbe fram ed and addressed to the minds of th young in a manner not calculated to gen erate a spirit of enterprise, and industry' necessary to success, to stimulate them in toation, to call forth the energies of ge niti and activity, as in institutions of a similar ntture in other parts of our coun try and the world. How far there may be a 'deficiency here in'urrinff vou to the in training to the arts of communication and ttie methods ot impressinr it upon others, and in excitinir the faculties and aspi- rations of.thevouus into vigorous action, ra? "ccupalion; are collected tk,.u? inio freuenrcontact and comietiuo, fsn ciuinces are not attauT av3' extfvrr,,,,rv the orrly J di?p-rsednd;jiaed. situa:i,,,ls H tmm w ire-an, ,ifM. eclremhvtms, hi.h,r,,,ev can carrv r rree.hscuvsjoni a the subjects of .J doubatid d flKufty, wh.cn have . '? in th- Cure;ftheir experience. Aii wnon.ije o.;vn s:iiyedjn the bu slisot Elucatiort, indeed all whftfm bj'en i iater,einiter.,ry or sCi,ttt,tic U. vestr-arion . feet sorely the priv.t.on U pleasure ( and of unprutremrnt to wi,rcU they are co;idetnnef, . when their cirrM,sla,lct; , ssional puisus.v U ls therefore .... sumed th-U' the.,Tenche.rs t hri,. . ests may be achieved,her rights consist ently maintained, ami transmitted not only undiminished, but augmented in lus tre. to those who sjialj succeed you. You are among the few who have enj iv ed the highest privileges she has provided for her children. K the talents she has conferred, do not in. your hands enlarge Vr prosperity -and redound toher honour! you cannot be hidden in the obscurity of i ordinary men. We would commit you into tne holy & merciful guardianship of our heavenly Father.. MayHeever.be on your right hand and on your left. "May his Spirit, dwelling in your bo-oius, ever purity our hearts, and animate ynu with true and righteous motives. And in .that great day, j may we be all associated in hearing" the benediction well done, wmd and faithful, servants, enter ye into the joy of your Lord. THE L ATE ANNlVe.llSAUY. AT TARliOHWGTI. Monday was celebrated at Tarborough, in a s?piritel and appropriate manner.- The day was ushered in with Cannon there was an Oration and a pabhc.Dinner. Major James fV. Clark presided at the d inner,, assisted by Capt. JVm. Boss. We select a few Toasts : NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. The Celebration here was of a striking and novel character. L .rge wagorj,drawn by teams of fine h-rs-s, conveyed persons of the various agricultural and mechmical occupations, all engaged in their ordinary labours. Ik the foremost f ihe procession te farmers were busy ihreshingou 'sheave ot grain. Then followed the shipbuilder and seamen in a kind of miniature .ship wilii i s masts, shrouds, siils and pennons. In .nnhi r wagou were blacksmiths wiih f& large bellows, and a fire, hammering pie ces of red hot iion on an anvil. -Tailors, graziers, tanners, and curriers, shoemak ers &.c. f dlowedifThey worked in large frames plJc-d on the wago..s, floored i?ui covered with green branches, and orna mented wuh mottos .nd devices. es thrdiiuh Mil t I . S ate, if not otliers, . will leceife vvj-h aii probation the KopM,iti.,0 Hh(C'i is ,lt)J inule, that then be a meeting held on i,., I5rh of;UcvmUer;.next,'iri die City l igh,lif uHperMrs. iheeed it, oV cm of ICdocation, nrh on various piatters relg to :h-ir v.chIw on, and on ihe espedh-rucy of org,,i.jtl, a pernianeut Council or bcr$us Scmkrmm, who.shall meet periolic jMv die u J mem iwried otjfcts. It is hut bare' v nerptsrirvfn h;nt il... .J .r- r iw iimi ui iiip concerned that a free comniunicatiiin on the bcs.t modes of 4iTsCipn,ie and tu.tion, the best b)oksand editions of 'uioks "irm. iiiatjcal.quesfions, as wel as the proin.tiioi id jirofessiona I a .ctj ua fa ta pec &-lrieiuUhip, ' strohgly invite to Vti:i proposed meeting and'promise to render it iiiglily advan ous and pleas, rtt ri those no may Htteo!. oiiouiu tnis proposal .tns-et with s faor ble racceptance, it will be well. (jfriW tvho. fayor.it;; to signify their apilrobitiori ; h rough the inedium of the. p ipers innhrir wi;l such rf- The councils i r pelled forward by every motive exciting it, tot'the. Greatest anil mot. nohle attain- "v; '.1 -Tidelftfi'efe intellect, in a ii lorce, and V be prepar- pftmt" out m wh-rt the' preventmsr & seen. Bu ns happened, II 'continue-ah-' riy' ''''and' frerjuent other colleges among' l ?.J i ;ken andoshrambn'R y5T6ren5pt-vin. 'the jlhe'most distinirnfshed. upon this conti- vim v'Lotvoc miv. tMttxr in oiia iaacn pa 1A ntlif.fd to ;odrrP: TF it hi. ri-.that fkc &Hlty O A. C. r - , w w m - , - . 1 i r-, avsv , j .U repressed and crushed, 1 ',pr1v,,!p' :.-V lhose wU? nave prontetl allow it the ordinary on-uu,,fflS' SUMam MCl porunitieSof expansiio, -that it is not im- t?r uto Decomnnotciriousty eiieciuai in- ineir -correct mti-, in assnj.mty, am i r jmuVtiplicaUdpit ..public sf.int, yourselves ma; t - avoWfi,-.titi Wavering, ; and invincible1 pro- ed to v w ; luoters tf AruermcipleKio.be im!eta.U-'i byerppwerihg. etrect isT to ti- -j V't able and .renhghtened; jdvocxU of an many of our ynnth, as it h . lKfltis:"nseful ever resortefl. nnd st r if I ... it 4 pranks' ofTeciitTude : ,.-:Jtfiidy f'Uppe- ( nenti which have been proIiHc of eminent I men t,' to detect;aftd ,eposeerrbr in" sen - ,2 -' ti ment aAcVpractrperito seTect the; most v- VaiUalie,rJemciii in upioiufiiiuvu atuuti v, vp.TO UU'tJES f,W.lil;ucuisiuii riiUf-yiiipincB "2 (vith those iTreJengagjrtn riieir pfo- are'diitidctioris, too" arduous hour of trial. James IV. Clark. President of the day, being called on for a tojfst, rose and said: He had to ask the indulgence of ttie com pany for a few moments. He held in his hand a paragraph extracted from the Richmond Whig of the 29th ultimo, the contents of wjiich with permission, he would read : -Mt.'W.K :- th 2 :' Jor-itrujiiarv minus. v a ovy;uiay io a mu- ; . cihbtlthe inetho of yvs-: Y-:"'"-r: ' iiom;''t'reasl;thV:torrent. of pr.cjadice fo pnliVhteffisnorartce" with )r A A teridva'ted courage the advocates' of truth, J. ' v "Tr out how rare ltiis to;wunes me peraeye- I A ... .... i . 4- l i-.. .1 M ." i wAick I it v fit ni- 'Y - V" ' racCuptiy t slialV appear tiiat in no ifir Vt; ;stare ia's an opportunity been permit, i1' Jy- $ ' teclio-passummprpvedi ; of pcotnoting the iyJ'J . - Veilare of society, either jndividuallyjdr ix. in' concurrence -w."1; ., w v iiiicui. JS'-X1 it attainment- nc uiiucuny is m a ' ? i''"sC raithfut adherence' tothcm7after tlvey a$ i!rUcKosen-vThee may evjir readily occur . ?ji'rit(i pur,rund?V?and pre- thselvevupou I' lp- -us :fisitl 'obj7-rs;of:ourlejiberatachoice f:Xut -while ner reflectunonMhemdailv: MV'iCv''',t aflV:el rhour1.lhe trohf purpose; of f iSte'-- l;the)r Uccmpj4m,n: SohT characters inJ tlie . 1 iterarv, professional. legislative '-neparj.mp.nts of other States. Whvis it .-that these, or at least some of tliem; return not'-with the springs of irre sistible irnpulse. and t!?e feelings of a higher, ihspiration, to 'exhibit proof in the results or tlilterent preparatory processes, t(vat the educatjon of the youngis illy ad ministered among-iis, and that it is prop erty due to this circumstance, that, the spectacle is so rare of active and suneri- .or.talent, great intenpctual novver, emr. pent lnnuence, and comprehensive liter ary attainment," winding wreaths of re loym.around tne-broof oiir "State, and assertine swayon theTextetisive theatre of nur common country. Yet the successive general tionS:of bu r youth, with ample op L poftupitie of enljirgement in their facul :iorn?ct taste, and comprehenlve learning atid nfged hV all the jnotive lhaf usually fire the bosoms of tbe?young; Retire V?ot only "from qnr "own academies and collegpft. hu t those of other States, &; Are niergTMKiiK the general mass ofour population, not to; nourish the implanted .seeds of science, tiscfilness and honor,' intotfoft? and exnandlnn- trrowtii ahd in ' V- J7 J ' " iil"io j . uu-iv to YE5)T POINT. The Day was celebrated h r1 in a bril liant manner ; rendered no doubt, particu l r'y animated by 'Iw- presence 'of one of thefi ies" B.nls io th- world. "I'h Decla ration .was read -by Cadet William, of Georgia -the Orationdelivered by Mervry Clay, Jr. son of Henry Clay, of Kentucky BOSTON. In this city, the Celebration, was marked I . .1 : ' oy great einuujiusni. j nrncessioo was f'Ttrtpd, consfsting of the City Officers and the C'tizeos which Was conducted by a ;MiVrtary escort to the Old Suulh Church, where an inerestiog iul elaquent Qr.ition was delivered by Alexander Jl Bcerelt Eq. About 300 gentlemen' dined in Quin cy Hall. From the Toasts we select the following : - . j. Charles Carroll The only living One of :i recorded line.-r-Like Poinpey's Pillar in Kgypt, the solitary monument of de- parteo ag. T , ' - , The Constitution of our Uiiimi And king's wise men. and the mnn-irirtns. respfcuve neigh b oiaiivw ! win uromoie IM5VO0 ect : ttiat it may be known beforeh.ut Im prnb-bi. Oty -there is of a giueri,! attendance in R.- itgi, ncx 1, winter. PiEDOPIjLUS. T0 GOLD MLS fclRSf f"Tl(E Subscriber having- ohiained aPntentii I tlie.yc:4i? 1827;'for.MiJI$ for grinding sni wasbine Orf ort" Gold nd other ract;ls, and hii 1 ptnjiavinj 1 beeronerajly adopted, derrns it milar Mills without bis consent. .TbesiibscrWcf KMiiK.9 i uiiiictcssar io give any oescnpuwi 0:1 I- iuiii),a! hjcj nn.: in upriaiion oi yo vmn JWIIJ of Hie Stute, ; His Patents enit race Rrnclili! Itidge (ioM.; Liberal ejos di be conceded to aW jvho make ePTly. application for Kightstiil every information q-iven oiiappbcatioii. i S Vst ; VMf II. -FOLGEt Charlotte, N. C ' . . 91 J.n NOT2CS. th and t hi soothsayers, were brought in ; h it they could not red the writing : Then Daniel was cafltd, and he shewed ' the in terpretation thereof: So this Darnel was preferred above the Presi-ients & Pitoces f tor as much as he was faithful, and because the ofiire of Fh-st Clerk in the Navy-pepartv ment, and Jno. Hoyle has l.en wppointed in his place. A fesTgnHtion ot office is so rare a thing in these day of ' rotation, that it deserves commemoration., Mr. C. is reported to have re signed fromrrfuu5 a sentiment which is be lieved to be epidemic; aniong honest incn at Washington." He solicited their attention to tliat part v&irvi. vvnico siaien ne nan retir- .,n -.llof.f Knir,f ks..v ed rom he Navy department in dugusU Th? Presidency of the United StUe?- and wou.d avail himself of the present oc- Whom the Peop-e will, they can set up casion and was most happy it had oc- we rejoice that whom they Vitti they can curred to declare j that the information set down. . y given by the Edrtoif; of the Widg, from j Political Aiithmeticians Massachusetts whatever source received, was altogether guesses and Virginh reckon that whoev iutu;iuu ami iiicoreci. tie nau re signed1 his situation in the' Department from motives pureljr of a private nature and regretted th necessity fur dissolv ing the official connexion between himself and thes Secretary, whom he was proud to call hispid and " well tried friend;. He wotiMgivihei'n-7'-,. i :, ,'' 1, x TheNaD energy, fi- d elity and. unyie 1 d j n g i n d epen d e n ce , wi t h w hi ch its cmicerns are" ad mihi stered, dis gusts thos6 bnly;w;hoseac are wilfully depraved, or wlM)Tiew.' the acts of the Secretafthrouglrla'jau ndiced meditftn;i-' By Jolm W Pitts. - The- RpreseW- tivB, who knows no motive but principle. iHP iui.c vi acium. uut a sacreu aone- .to jn- close oi lite.- Every imur&'evrv " v ,v-vi.-- wifruis. uiiA iiusj' rneir Time c t encje ; to.r tne -Aiousuiuuon l nomas H. -m ,U1? a. y m.eymiuiiyi our country r.ficuJHesjnthjVrdna - now prosecuting a war of justiceVhonoar ofuhkhown mit-.ds ?. v't i A " v 4 ia,eing lndisftosed.'vas absernV',ani1 necessity, agniust Vh. ;yecnrf ehemy of , May Ave--not hope ihafctfceitime.w?il- but furpisheii thf following sentiment the .United ttiuffic4eiit-to the Dei cme;when.tlie iferiorftv loiwhich -t 7s,soveretnM df 'thSfntP: hi the evil thereof : , . , spotjtaheuslrcoosign ourse IvHi shall Tigmy. of ,the peopUrwW compuso- tlie longer satisfy s Ken:apirItUCr,'ot)fe State haytn pefyer alienated, they.still Tc . . : r"vv.r V- v1 lJ,tJlritiuie trnerr-1 vjwihijr; xoe powers ni vMingressana - r- vi.msuuiur ;oumry, m itr i5taie liegisiaiures,-oein": only ueiegated. dav may ke sufficient! nUnSihr KJ .wrr a":iieiiceKaTUveryJiberal pro- are of netessityjcupordinate andn.t sov. undertakes to calculate the value of the Unl on, will find a hard sum in division ."h har der one u practice, and. very tikely mist a 'A'e -Sory-tThe Constitulion of i.vviitM ia true fense anil its Avhole eiiser-llie Lettefjand the Spirit The Xetter thai Htleth not, .aud the Spirit which mak'efh oit'C. vy;'r. ::'&J?Htt ?!&y Son: ffm SturUen,Mirh(i W S ' u i h -C; trol in; a--A n areo in pt isH e tl ge rit I e-j mull, thniinh a immn.lo,) O -r ' reduce, that NeW-EnglandcUnteVedtso powerful ari'6pjwnent ; :r tne kbility with which error" wafe Inamtaned, fuade trutW the more triumphant. , ? ' ..James savage Ag.The brother TpHE Kxercises in ;the. Subscriber's 'School!' ; With in a mileanti a ;balf of HillshnrnwirK: : will termihateoiT: rtiorsday the Sd.of fune,and i resume ' orr hursdayjlbe 8tU . ofulyirexj: L.ut or tv t roore pupljs would be received,-- fftllE Subscriber has fdimeda Cop'arln'eHiip i in the H VltDWARB BUSINKSS, .vitl. Mr Kkougk A. 1)wight,v of,AVw Xo'k ''trader tb? Firm l J. k G. A. DWIGHlV ThVy h .vt ke:i the Store NoSS, Tkaul "STnir.T. cm of .ii i trv-ct. - The former customers ofXn jJvtht & o. k Jttrw.s thviifht. ' are respect- fully invited to patronise the ikw conctrn. , JAMKS pWKinT. , Petersburg, Va. July 5. s ,-9l NOTICE. "TfTfAS talcVn on and .committed trt the Ja'J rf V y this County, 'im the 9lh Mv'a Ne-1 Mm, named JIM, belonging (n MrvToI. terrci ot Ftanklin county, aged about years. , ; The owner is reqosted to come forward, pr property, pay charges aiul tafce inm awi 1 ne. win- ue ueait witn r4ccoraiog ro iaw. yy-'- r ' JAM ES A LM KR, Ja'd-. "-VindforBert ie connt yi .furie 15. t u Combination and a Free-T ratt Earthenware, &; Looking Glasses. :TU0S. J. BARROW iCO. J ttnporieri Waitr Street. NewJfP. FVm fcr 8aie" t,000 Packages Eitrthen 'Mi Glass. Cirma and Looking GUe. Co Illg. lOC ll(Sl CUVI'ICC,ft39U llllfc"- , lu iftthimarlceU- and which will be Kptf j tlie Country Merchant kt die lowest P1;1 In -consequence of paving refused to ry, in tnis city, we bve been made tne bwj , which is nothing less T tban our entire rJ" pulsion frfnjhe prude ur characters be as.sailecf as men of intetrritv and fair dealing, j credit as a bot33e;of . responsibility 'ff.; & every endeavor made to ruin i.U4oa . . tue wtioief ourmpOTtauons M,ru"fi" " ctf-ence nannels nave teen air sioppcu ur- - h ofthrelts r th?oWn:'out vto the My c""t0 ploy AgenUKrverppol H' P in such a tnanner that our natnest wouw .. . pear in tbe transact nU JJ bat 013 m toni ; kntruDon obUiniiur credii for-WMK d are denied to us; and nothing bat U vm'ool ; will fohtih 1 far Jd Aour neeaij r . j tjf Vare.S We re sobering thesa j, the cause of the-Mferchant and ; a descriptioff of rocU, no less iu v- . a , . r... r -' . OTP r.nine wr otnem as our jast reorf i.,Vto sl 1 assistance so hng we are ed ourselves against more tnan -"Wk s unher; com'jiidlttf bring about 4ur rum tn,W goff Ill II I.Vl llll.l i I . i w - - - ft!, ran w ot manneiv ;we'wi cuur. w Free. aril independent at ourpn - - :r : :v A rnio; Jr barrow .Terras 65.d0llarterssion; fta.d W advance r - F' " - . ' V & 83 5t ereign jlowers ii ' 1 7f V "'-ft-t, 'Tf " ') ' tl',-. "y .. . -
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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July 19, 1830, edition 1
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