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THE GRAVES OF A HOU8EU0LD
JJy "Jllra.JIemans,
f e&eh fair steeointr brow Vi-
' 5h hil fulded flower in sight,---
jOh ; "midstlhe forests of the We'sV'S;.-(;
Ly a. dark stream is laid
.'he Indian knowt his phce of reVv r
vTheVea? thVtonVblue teaath'. one, v e ; .
i '-V He lies where pearW lie deep r' '
'ifc was' the Ibv'd of all, yet none " -
1 O'er bis low bed roaweep-f V ,
Vv -t-s V""f 'i'i'-: ' '--V44'"V 1 (i1 - :
: One sleeps where souihern Tinei are crest. ; .
Above the roble'slairt; , ; ( ,
' VAikI one--o'er her the rovrtle showers
- a v'1 -
jts leaves, v 8011 winuijuiu t,
L' T toil an flrtiirJ- '
She faded midst Itailan flower;
- The Iast flf that bright banoV i . v
.' -v i '" 'syj: . ' ' '' " " ' " "
Ah(Vparted thuvthey rest, who play 'd .
Beneath the same "green tree:
i Whose voices mingled a they pra d
H Around 'one parent knee I w
They that with smilea lit'up the hall,
v And cheerd with song the heartli, :
t . ... :f Mil': "n.n.'.fl ' .
'viaa : lor iovc, h tuu, wen. ,;
And nought beyond, O Earth t
Male aiM emal Acade my ,
riT W ALK ER respectfully informs the
V -"'tSnWritanU: of ' Ederecmbe and adjacent
Counties; that Vis second Season commenced on
the 4th imtant, It his residence sevn miles tram I
nrb6rough,:injthe immediate neighborhood of
x?v-hVfferew in beauty sidey side, v, I V.V : U-nlf W tA1i wWt ti :r.-f
V'Th.y nild one home with glee i; .;v v v" ;-JLilL r"v7; -Vtv-vVheir
-raves Are MverMtr and wide,; ; . '
' -vr Dy'uoahahdvreamiandaeiir -6AtES .-xtt ji o ' i ; : r cdn
V -v rs'. APPENDIX to Ha :: ' -vhtch
'; lVrki:--. iv.4 mnK.nt at niffht' ;Vf';A'ki- embrace the Laws passed f'- t: - tr 119,
: ?'.. i. b'Teriknber. Session of S Months.
Greek; Latin," & the subordinate branches $14 00
Geography, English Urammar,.msiory,
Compositionri&Cs &Cv , i 8 00
"Spelling, Reidinpf and Writing, . 6 00
Itnardin?: W.ishin and Mending, . 25 00
Boarding may be had in many private fiimilies
inlhe neicrhborhood,f preferretU
; Under un arrangement with his present pa
tronisersj the vacation will commence 1st day
of August and ter.ninate 30tli of September r.
y ' I f -Siich" as did' not enter at the commencement
) . . ;of thewtessionj will only be chargeable from the
t ' " me oi iiieir niranuc, ujj. i wvn.v
their respective Sessions.
' June 23,T830. 6 4t
; State of Nortb-Caroliaa.
::-.'-:;y; -v . Rockingham County.
J '.i r Cotirt pi Pleas ana jjiiirter Sessions,
J. : August Term, 1830.
, Won. Winchester v. Isaac Cummins, Admr. of
r", , Robt. Cummins.
' Motion for a decree to sell Lands.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that James Moore and his wife Mar r iret, J
naihan Cummins, Robert Cummins and Newton
, Cummins, heirs at law of Robert Cummins, dec
are not inhabitants of this State : it is therefore
brae red; that -publication be made for six weeks
iri'the ltdeigh1 Register for them to appear at
onr ne'fiCouft of Pjeal and Quarter Sessions
to be held for the County of Rockingham, at the
4S 'Court-house in Wentwortb, onthe 4th Monday
. "of November next, and plead, answer or demur.
. lTtt; UO; GALLOWAY, C. C.C.
fv Sept.7V3- ' . ' . 10 6
bb$k& . w -.
: .T, GAliKS 6j SON,
AY-i received the fallowing addition to
-
their-Stuck, viz,: ;
Encyclopedia, AmencanvSd Vol. ; ? '
?'t Virginia llousewifir4 new edition '
i'j ' c'.rorpe's NationaiCalerKlaryi - ?
' .( Sergeant H Lbbers Iteports, ,15 Vols.
' " ' . Hoveden's. Supplement to Yesey, 2 do
'-Menvale's Reports ; 3 do
"j ' - ; Montagucf-on Partnership, v " : ' 2 do
' " , peters' Supreme Cbdrt llepbrts, 2 do
Starkie ou Evidence i , 3 do
, Rnwle on the Constitution) - wr- . , '
. Jlolt on .1 4bels y - 'rrX:-"
VMontacue on Set-off
NewUud's Chancery Practice.
- August, 183'J. '?fi'-v;?:-'? '
STRAY DOG.
WS-r-l3eil tii.tirauviiic wu'iiYi uuui 1 six nines
47 southeast- of Oxford. I 'heard iof the dog at Cha-
r. - , ... ........ n;.,.L:..L 7
,,.1 lliltr whU rtn In. wav ..from P tlshoromrh
Granville. : Any person hearing of a stray dog
nir hHNiM : tlMftntf At l tin V rinw
Answering to the description given above,;wiU
please makeit --known to N. J. King, Eq. V.t
Chapel Hiltor Or. Wi II. Strong of Pittsboro',
v.who will. secure him forme. All, information
- respecting him will be thankfully .received, and
any person. who !will deliver th'e sai l VJog to ei
v tlher of the above mentioned gentlemen, or
myselfat Oxford,"1 shall beTiberall'y rewarded.
',: ti -J'S' VN..B.;STEI)MAN. p;;
, September -2.' v-'-'- i'"'--'--i (-, y-lQr.-f-.
Medical College of iSoiith jOarqliria.
r ' . I. ai"r stolen from Ihe subscriber, about r t it?P, TT ?t
. : V O the "middle bflulf las, .a valuable 'ilound sShSV' Mr' U',U
. ' Cbg, of a yellow colpH intolerable large size, v T.llt! gi fl i f1?- i! SaIlshu- T ,
0 ''i with a while breast a.ul neck; and wijh I blaze Vln? ? a 7 Salisbury every Wednes-
i' his face, the end of his tail - also wW He f-I ?n U f ' & ? c A' ,M andnarr,ve "
. .. -. L-.....:t , . leig ) on I hursday and Sunday, at 9. P. M. and
'V. JL : reaumed; the. second Monday "ta November V the purpose above
V;v,,y ; . : .WwnWJo.hh-'IlolbrookriL''-'!):-''' ffK through that
r-V -V nrrtrv.S amesltaVrtsav. M. U ' .' ' s t nes but simply
vV; Institute and': JPrtteiied Wife;4er Ileory'
U - r$faietiMdic&: HehryB; FrosiM. I)?f
dreK. Thos.'G Prioleau,: M. D. : '.-c
"-H : C&mittrydhd PkarmacijfcXm: RaVeneL jff.h,
..- :.., n. it.iJ.. .j t-.:i i's-.T-ii-."
. Faiholosrieal and SuticalAhnt6iw. John VrL
'K ;, - ;VMpivO; 'tpd??-'-
rvv--- v : v VemmutrMot noawrtsr,-John 1Vagr.er,ai;I)i'
V, - A;'VS lHENBY3.0ST
-y f w r , v . -lyrxr- rr ! w
.
rd cf.Interr-1 lr
vill mt at Clisrlb
Stat
... the l iti of Octo'wk..
sonscorteerne J wfil please, to. ue notice.
fcfi By Plcr of the president c the r
.y;. ' v; V j.-n. --
Raleigh; August 3U irv
(T The Elizabellr (Jit) ' It.
three weeks.
Under; distinct f.
eluding' those of I Ses ,
:Vorlc complete.
'1 Tor this addition to t ie '
charerfUlbemsuJe. The
at Five Dollats as heretofore.
Orders -will bbinstanUySttteu.).
ithe
il, no extrn
will !,2 sold
tSi.
S RS PECTF UUl.Y 1 rfpfrna' the inhabitants c f
Elizabeth City, IUleigh:Nwbern,i.,W.h-
infffon; Fayetteville; and mher ! places ; ijv the
route through 'North-Carolinathat; he Intends
visiting the above mentioned places in the month
af, August neit for tlie: purpose tof TllNING
and STlUNGiNG PIANO ;.FOU riic r. -V
",ftir. uoes noi inane a iJrsiiuc, u ti jriMii
the tountryii foV thV.-pubse:menUoned in this
advertisement Vbut so maiiy nVrsons h:vinff gone
throutrh thati district, who know nothiag- at all
: f the business, has induced him to undertake
the contemplated' trip.' v No pay unless the par-
lies are satished. " .
. NorflkrUne59. . j' ' " . 93 3t
YATES & McINTYRE'S OFFICE,
. Richmond Va.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
To be drawn at Richmond 1ft It September 1330.
2 Capitals of g5,792 is 11,585
26 1,000' 20,000 !
30 500 15,000 !
. 32 ' ' 200! 6,400 ,
Besitles R100. 40, 30, 20, 15, 10, 5, &c.
Tjcket9 5 Halves 82,50 Quarters gl,2
Union Canal Lottery,
CLASS 17.
To be drawn in Philadelphia '25th September.
1 prize of SO.OOO i S20,000
1 10,000 10,000
1 .5,000 5,000
.1 4,000 4,000.
I 3,000.. 3,000
1 2,000 2,000
8 1.000 . 8,000,
Besides 8500, 400, 300, 200, 150,
50, 20, I0,v5
Whole Tickets 5 Halves 82,50 Quar-
ttrs $1254
(rjj A Pick:ge in 16di Union Canal which is
compelled to draw 590 may be had for $200.
QTj A do. in 14th Dismal Swamp wnich is
compelled to dnw 545 may be bad tor $100
A do. in 17th Union Canal wh-ch is Com
pelled to draw 50 may be had foT $110
Shares .oPI'ackages in the.'&tme proport on
Addr-ss your orders to Yates 8t Mclntyre
Richmond Va. where was sold a few days since
the Gr-nd Capital of $30,000 and the Cash paid
on resenlation of the Ticket. .
YATES & M'lXTYIlR,'
Managers.
Richmond. Fa. August 21.
A New Mail Route
FROM RALEIGH TO SALISBURY.
9L
: stage fare, five dollars.
UfgRtiiis arrangement the stage runs twice
.ii'Veefc, and goes through in two days e ch
I way. j Th accommodation ?s good.
1'assi-nirer
who are travelfing from Raleigh to Salisbury, or
I ennessee, or South ot Salisbury, will find this to
be the nearest, cheapest and most expeditious
route ! West of Raleigh; Passengers who .are
"travelling from Salisbury North, 'will find this
route by the way of Raleigh and Petersburg to
be the nearest, cheapest and most expeditious
route th it cart be travelled by two days. A passen
ger who travels this route from Salisbury, by the
way4of Raleigh and Petersburg, to' Washington
City, will go it in five days, and will sleepthree
nights -out of five atl night.
The Contractor wdl pledge himself to keep
first rate Mail Coaches, and irentle horses and
drivers of the best kind and he will spare no
pain3 irf trying-to render those who patronise
him, comfortable ahd safe through his route.
tvssengers-who are unacquainted with this
w.lif.. n i V " i ' ? jV -
'SoAi?,
ooi as the Southern staare arrives, and irr vo nt
trV4 I . -'"! "' 'r'l'8 na arrive at
... . V- -"uu.iaoi i . ,
- ' , liKUKGIi WILLIAMS, Contractor.
Jtine 14,. 1830. f . -,. 87 tf.-
GEO: W. GliONLUND, ;
v , i . ;PROFESSQR OF MUSIC. ; "
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Plymouth, Wasliington, New
bern," Raleigh, Fayetteville, And other places in
.wvv 'i'wu(iu x-.uiui-oHrouna, i.nai ne is
now on his tour yisitine: the above mpntmnod
places, for the purpose of TUNING & STRING
1NG PIANO FORTES. 5 ;
. Mr. G. makes it ,for the, nresent. 'CTnrls
II" . .
v - : V J ' - ww
umg mrougn the State, for
mentioned s not because he
persons have gone or intend
districttnoTttni of their bill
iionoraoiy t earnjpg a few, dollars. He will take
L-,...i.LI.'.! ' ' . m -t - ..
cW0i P.cure, recommendations from highly
f8P?ye;:Pro(nnr:Edenton, where be is
now employed In Tunin!?PtAn fent?i a xro
ao that those; who in fiture may feel disposed
Z Srj" ","ir .Pronagci.may.not ,be
. ,-rHu,nl5-.-0" oy- tee repeated mal
hi3inu"ns of; a, certain Unworthy iudivi.
du-'-- -
ltttbtt;y &rV,:Vii
- r ' 7 " . -".",vfcu ius VylTV on
Ralein-Ki
qtfested tottebahd M&ti VfitiS'
: Raleie-I r 5? Aov i dWf.i-iftV ;v
(.7 j r.- ii si irvi
J r.
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. o;.
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for
ore, cf J C .itj - t
- i &ftc- - 1 :
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Debt U Cczt, Execu
i c 3L-.sts.
..ubperr'
tlon.,,
CVApprp'-
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VVarrants, Ca. Sas.
Appearance Bonds,
Exectitions &c. !:c.
71
NKW PELIlxVMNOVEJD.
t ; BY, MR.; ItULWET?:
f tf Paul CJifftirtl is perhapsi the
most.oginaV of all Mr. Biilwer's worka.and can.
not fail tp add largely to its Writer' reputation'.
For the 'mail of the wbrld,fit contains shrewdness
and satire'; for the moralist, matter of deep
thought, and for the young, all (he interest ot
narrative and all the postry of feeling."
Just received by J. GALES & SON.
.iuiv is, '
SALE OF THE
WABASH ERIE CANAL
' "."-- 9
LANDS,
IN I N D I ANA,
ON A CREDIT OF SEVENTEEN J EARS
BY authority of an act of the General Assembly
of the Sta?e of Indiana," approved January
2th, 1330, the undersigned will 'offer a Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, m Tracts ot 80 A
cres, or in FraclionHl Sections, as the pu:lic
lands are sold, on the firt Monday in October
near, at the Town of IioAsrsponT, in the county
of Cass, a portion of the Lands granted to the
State of Indiana, by the act ot Congress ut Mrcti
2d, 1827. to aid in constructing a Canal, t
connect, at navigable points, t the waters ot
the Wabash river with those of Lake Erie,"
and which have been designated and set apari
for that purpose by Commissioners appointed on
the part of the State ot Indiana, by and with the
consent of the Commissioner of the General
Lund Office, and the approbation of the Presi
dent of the United States.
The part which will be , offered for sale, in
cludes pections and fractional sections in the fol
lowing townships and ranges, viz . Nos. 1, 3,
10, 12, 13, 24, in Township No. 24. North of
Range No. 3, West 2d principal' Meridian, 1, 3,
10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24 25, 27, 34, 36,
T. 25, It. 3 W. 13, V4, 25, 36, T. 26, It. 3
W. 5. 8, T. 24, U. 2 W. 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12,
13, 15, 17, 22, 24, 27, 32, T. 25, U. 2 W.
1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22,24.25,
27, 29, 32, 34, T 26, R. 2 VV. 25, 34, 36, 1.
27, R. 2 W. 3, 5, 8, T. 25. R 1 V. 1, 3,
5, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 20, 22, U4, :5, 27, 29,
32, 34 36, T. 26, K 1 W. 1, 10, 12, 13. 15,
17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29. 32, 34, 36, T. 27,
It. 1 W 3. 5, 8. 10; 15, 17, 20, T. 26. R 1
Bast of the 2d principal Meridian; 3, 5, 8, 10,
12, 13. 15, 17 20 22. 24, 25, 27, 32, r 27,
It. I E. 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 22, 24,
25, 27, 29, 32. T. 27. It. 2 East. 1, 3, S,
10, 12. 13, 15, 17. 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 36,
r. 27, R. 3 E. 34, 36, T. 28, R. 3 E. 3, 5,
8. 10, 15, 17. 20,. 2, 27, 29, 32, T. 27, It. 4
E. 32, 34, 1 28, R. 4 E. 1, 3, 5, 8, lu, 12,
13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24. 27, T. 27, It. 5 E.
5, 27 32, 34, 36, T. 28, It. 5 E. 1, 3, 5,8,
10, 12, 15, I. 27. R 6 E. 13, 20, 22, 24. 25,
27, 29, 32, 34, 36, T. 28, It. 6 K. 1, 5, 10,
12, 13, 15, 22, 24, 27, T. 27, It. 7 E. 1, 8,
10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27.29, 32,
34, 36, T. 28, R. 7 E. 1, 3, 3, 8, 10, 12, 13,
15, 17, 20, 22, 29, 32, T. 28, R. 8, E- 25,
27, 32, 34, 36, T. 29. ft,. 8 E. 1, 3, 5t T.
27, R. 9 E. 1, 3, 5, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20,
22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 34, 36, T. 28, It 9 E,
13, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 34, 36, T. 29, U:
E. 13, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29 32, J4, 36, T. 29,
R. 9 E. 3, 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 27,
29, 32, 34, T. 28, R. 10 E. 1, 3, 8, 10, 12.
15, 17, 20, 22. 27, 29, 32, 34, T. 29, U. 10
E. 10, 12, 13, 15, 22, 24, 25, 27, 34, T. 30,
It. 10 E. 1, 5, T. 29, K. 11 E. 1, 3, 5, 8,
10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22 24, 25, 27, 29, 32,
34, 36, T. 30, It. 11 E: 24, 25, 34, 36, T. 31,
It. tl E 3, 5, 8, T. 29. It. 12 E. 1, 3, 5, 8,
10, 12, 13, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 34,
T. 30, R. 12 E. 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25,
27, 29, 32, 34, 37, T. 31, It. 12 E. 1, 3, 5,
8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29,
34, 36, T. 30, R. 13 E 12, 13, 15, 17, 20,
22, 24. 25, 27, 29, 32, 34, 35, T. 31, R. 13
E. T, 3, 5, 8, .10, 12, 13, 17, 20, 22, 29, T.
30, R. 14 E. 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17,
20, 22. 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 34, 3f, T. 31, R.
14 E, 24, 25, 27, 34, 36, T. 32, R. 14 E. 3,
5. 8, T. 30, It. 15 E. 3, 51 8, 10, 15 17,20,
22, 27, 32, 34, T. 31, R. 15 E. 20, 29, 32,
34, T. 32, It. 15 E. except "a small portion of
some of the sections which were sold by the
General Government previous to the passage of
the act of 2d of March, 1827. and also a few
tracts selected for lock sites, stone quarries, &c.
The sales will be continued from day to day, un
til all the tracts shall have been offered, ahd no
sale made for a less price per acre than" is re
quired for Congress lands. The, purchaser will
have it at his option to make full payment, and
receive a patent tor the tract purchased t or, by
payment of one fourth of the purchase money,
at time ot tne sale, and the interest at six per
cenU 1 annually, in advance, a credit will be giv
en by the State of seventeen years, from the
first slonday in October next, for the residue. .
The Erie and Wabash1 Canal, on or . within
five miles of which: these1 lands j are situated, is
128 miles in tne State of Indiana, the, values if
the Wabash and Maumee rivers,' whrch for fer
tility of soil, abundance of lime-stone, -springs.
gwu uuiuiT imerspersea occasionauy wun small
pHirie, navigable rivers, and water privileges,
(independent of the Canal, is, decidedly a
mongst the. finest portions of the Western couii-
try.' The greatest part of the, lahdVin ttie Canal
Donation, is of th richest quality.'ih' a healthy
country," well adapted for agricultural,' commer.
tciHi anci
increasing
tiori to tti
be linryrecedented, hitherto, in 'this State! and
which ;'mi'st.-;rr.'mehd'is'aaloras particularly
wyiMiji .uc. aiicuiioH, anu mtercst ox toe f ar
mer. MechaJUR. M Arr.hant. untl f!anlfalat A r :
!fSA'XEWlS;5"- "
;pfScef-e;rioardrcbm:if
Fre.9i';v Krie.Ganal, Treaty Grondyt-yw
fte;ndiinai(MayU?t
th- j bhcation cf ' Catiirds
' - ..d .Ci-set, . nuhh via con
i.OUJS A. GODEY, a Monthly
73 Pf
i action
wit
This work is devoted espeqiaUojhe service
-r nttobkin;;cWefl)r'iheni;for
rtfrhVb 6pafedtVnier-h-r
t crUlly frpm thut iof anyof
' - licalf-nowcirculHtei'
. LylerVRtcli-ropriaor
I eve to " ? : 1 their means,' wUf be fotiiut,'
! t; tv !!!. iinprhvemepti Jrl aprtie, tv?
, : ' ' 1 ,vof Its predecessors.
j , tiiough riffuial con-
.rit jll always oe accep
,11 be htr jldttced tollie'ex
to be provi d torjhepur
nosL o
i mvs allord ?a -piiMUU.tii
supply -i" 1, .Iter j
whic h , v U e n r t" p u
but rk fewjthe atti..
arrancrcrnents have
t ;t ? Air the Lnr's Hook
u ; cf ".oveliy. .'
been.
in
at. 1 or
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1 ' -i -. ..
ma v be ? exnecieu ; to
and anstrnction,' W in -nyitlngrrn, to tlio
for whomjhe wortc is inTenuea ji is preu ;.eu
foo tnai a juisccyany uc-ig . i..c 'iiuntc ki
the Ladies, cawnot but prpve.wofi hy-' of the
tention of the other sex; Among tlie subject ,
uhih mav' he emimeratetl'as likelv to' benro
minent. will be found Mcncincldinl: Notice
f ne w compositions wi'hCcasipnal d
bus on the science, and reprjnt8ofiiuc'i'e'
songs as may be thought worthy' td "be "sodU
tiuijuished. Biographical Anecdotes; Talesr aiU
Interesting Narratives from writers of real talent
the Fashions ; with an illustrative engraving
quarterly, fancifully-colored This department
ced, touciung those exercises and sports wlych
are generally regarded as improving .t..;bo.tli
health and oeauty, among whicli Riding ami
Dancing may be specified W,ith appropriate
wooil cuts by skilful artists. K Poetry, of course;
Will b.-one of the departments .to -which;-great
attention will be paid $ and. Embroidery,., the
Poetry of Needle Work, will fill,, its due space.
On this latter subject it will be difficult to find
contributed who cn write clearly,1 but the en
graver will be perfectly intelligible ' ",f: : " J.1" i'
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.s least four Vood Cus illustrative of some -of
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Daily Chronicle Office, Philadelphia,
?C ovtAvAi av 6va Books:
rwilIE following valuable EO'ttS, published
L principally for , the use of the CUizens of
NorthVCrolina, are constantly kept on hand, tor
sale, bv the suosenbers, viz : i
The Revisal of the Laws of North-Carolina, by
the late f'hief-.lust ire Faylor, the late Bartlett
Yancy, and tudg Potter, male un lej the di
rection ot tne Legislature or tne Mnie, in two
larg net vo V dumes, " with a full and.com
nlete Index. - '-
Ditto, brought 'down to the year 1S26 by the
late Chief-Justice Taylor, with a satisfactory
Index.
Ila'v wood's Manual of the Laws of the State, ar
ranged in Alphabetical order, with art appen
dix, which brings the work to the ear 1829,
Potter's Justice of the .Peace, a new edition.
lately revised and corrected, with a number
of new Forms, and the Laws contained 'in
which, are hrnnfht nn to the rear 182S.
Martin's Law of Executors and Administrators
(which is Toller's English Work, oh this sub
ject, omitting such parts as are not in force
here, taking the Law as it stobd at the settle
ment of this country, and introducing every
act of Assembly of this Sta'e which has alter
ed the Law and noticing every adjudged Case
which throws liffht on the subiecU This e-
and Administrators, the. Provision for Widow
and.the, Distribution of 'Rit estates' Estates :
A Work. which combines in one view all the
enactments winch have been 'made on these
subjects for a Century past,vand which are
dispersed in more than forty statutes.
Agricultural Essays, written by a North-Carolina
1-armer. Allowed by those who are best cat
.pable of judging, tobe the best bookfojeon.
veying U'sefUl information to the Farmers, of
this State that was ever published. It treats
on the best modeofimpri
and horizontal Ploughing
best suited to th: State ; on the best " modes
of raising Wheat, Turnips and India" rCorn;
and treats largely on the raising of Live Stock,
Draining Lind, 8ic. ' t- ,
..-rT l . .r . l
Uun or lonu'tarouna, irom me nrst esiso-
Jit of the Court. ih U 6he .M
or1 Court of Conference," to the present
time, which are a follows : t:
Reports of the Conference Court, by, "D
The Law Repository, by Chief-Just ice Tay
lor, vols. " ; Nt -y
Term Reports 1 vol. by r , Doi v t - 'f
Murphey'a Reports of the Supreme Court,
J.VOlSv- - , . -".'y-.i
Hawks's Do 4 vol. v f v
Ha
Carolina.
r ort" Subscribers
ports of the S u pre
ed at the close of eaohTerm
and forwarded -by
part of the State
JOSEPH GALES & S0N.w
ct.d i
broad that will give every tacnuy 1 ine re , .
attaibmentbf the choicest nditar: t prv".
tionsA"ThedeMgnflncludes every tS whic:.
ii-- o oru ..t'uifi liti.. i..c 1 1
u.il iimiuf lh cn nnntnrlinr nf nprsnil I
well" versed in the art, & no'' pains wUl he spur H?'Jh-wnVfTOH6 viU.'-ji,;
el to render itnoi the least attractive part of the Le4teAAtPr
contents. J - : . , -yn ;,r?rg :
A vvoM or two now ana men win oe. iniroaiciri r- .ir"- r"' Uti "y," "?1 PrK.
dition of the work was revised iy the late PHF iwiwrb v f. vy.p ;
Chief-Justice Taylor. f g ' qf il 'M ' 9uVyears oTtfe.
Chief-Justice Taylor's Digest of the Statute Law Wea;iowK j kijow.o. i. .m.c
wks's Digest ot the Reported Cases Mm 1" HVr wCT..- but
. judged inVNonh-Carolina, from the year 1,0,1 W;S?m---" ' '
A Collection of the Militia Laws of North. c- .K.irr'TT
will he; receVvedr; Uie' r X
m Court which are.-'hubtislHt fcJt-b-X'&xil i' ,''.
A mail to;Subscrber; in anyl - "vS'-V "
m i-V "S"-1 T- C:..;;.r Ai-pn--?i; ''to.rftia'fr'and 8etynuB
mNorth-ParolinaihFtite f !r4"S:v
,:VM$vAa ft' ,"praf.pearingt thectioi ortne
V? Alseyones ry voneV Jun, i J- that, Raids Hardy Jn4 Benjamin Hsnl
y S-yf; Original tiacUnert-? 7 i vf -oftheredantatah ifeW
NAtclrmetir if ?taef itjs orderobc,be
ji m. A4sey Jones agamst be detendant Henry mem, oy auveruncuv i -g s' "
Jonesjun which has beenUeyiedT-on property fN PPf smi''
inlainds bMhe Sheriff of! iai(i'C.ontyrN& X6urtt6.he?h
sUyed 6n said attach nieiit for the space of tbirtv pleanswer tuc
day8,henif said llBry 3KmdQ'Tkih.fy$dr. frStorteg Kgt i
and repleryr plelidudgmen
entered till isnisidMmmm mt c.
err-;
HI it
.f:
A - and the Public m general "h is. i1 -ls
chased fns; Jbtkk, the CITY, HOTFi'1
.ThlsEstab.lishment iVsituated-on ?bl ,
nef s. part t the CityTIt? is alio; thelr
and Southern Stae-innise ?ntrit
MSKI'II GALtli5. ci SUN
in?Ter,eweva pi pmpm Fhtnklin, siLc
.rt-rW.ml-eeiplzardnci
:M. ,Uumas,antl others,-'-concerning the Fo
r- reiffd relaiibm Vf the Ifnited Stntf.-" vi..-
The -New;stament -i n a tieeommon veriion
Msbiifbrmed toJGriesbacVs Standard (Gretf
.Willard.! Rbetbric;: -
RaJeigh, I&oO. -'"W U&tf&i? "
- To be run f o f 6h iheBattimoTe Course '
' M ' '-t?'; -:'" ':'v:---'
From ' 'thejjiil yiib.ttr of tli eAmerican Turf 1
: tY 4 -TlegtsteranSp w
V B ALTIMORErJOGKEY CLUB. -rpIIEYonrowiiig
Swee'ffHtikfslW be run foron
I the BuKimorc-i Course,. 'ire open. Persons
desirous of.snbscrding: will please addrrfg a It-t-
terp tnut ettect w j.Aktnner, phtar ofthe
Antricantfitei at-ialtijrnore. N A
We. the uoHcribers.. asree to run rolt ani
fillies, three-years old t hisspring; over Ihe Ul
a race, and thejrulei of the conrse, in all rt. '
spects t o5 govern. ? i.'fo, close on the first of Sep
tember m xt, by which tune the entries must be
accurately described, v MayJ27830.
I .Two entries toikeahpve. f -' :fu-
Spnn&'WU
I Mile heats ; entrance $2Q0t: Ti.'f. five or more
to make a race to closi first September next.
; ' ' -83 lf : v.
Two mile heats -entrancel j300,h. f. five or
more 'to tnake '. ;a;rafce i to close first Sept. next.
'. . Three eiiiieti,:'. .'.-.'u:;,':-; J: - .
-; fMile he4ts ; entianc $500, , b. f,. ijvffor more
to make a.raees to close- first .Janaar .'1831.
.:21woentriei.-''':;yY:r:
Mile heats ; entrance $500, hf f.' four vr more
to make aVace '0)033 firsV'Jatiuary, -'1831
One entry" .
(Tnformation! 'Wahted:'
TOHN KING,iajion of John H. Kingj tleft V;
. 4
JP friends iiv Deitie county,; Nortb-Carfllina,
several years since, arid 1 he fast which they have'
heam ot him, he was in some way concemeau
J?"? "Sumner county, -Tennessee. .;T . 'r? S
bemg;dad. ut is desirable that said John shpuid
5omBinr a sHre; ot ibeEstateif he u living,
Any persn possessmg information relative
fr..ohn King, whetheranyefnot,- will coaler
a favor by communicating the same as above.
uaiiam,t;ren. juiy:.:,
v Odd Volumes Alissinri'
J GALES Et SON on looking over their Stocc
. of Books, find the followjngVpluroes wart-
size-
u 2d do Pioneers I
-1 2d, do.-Antiquary,
j ' r a j 7 x?iLk,A
feSS'
. n .n U. ''nlu iv- iv ;
V'hHAkiJt
v ad do,' Calebs in ; searcn oi a w w
'-J.stdo.niajre Pastor, .
4 i ?k uo. ' raxm vu vriwn .-, -...v-t i - .i
ast do: Lacort,r many Ihirgs i fe f
istMoMiss EdgwOrtViEariy Lessons
that the; contemplated improve rrients nf 4 - "
tablishment .are already far ; -i vaiiced xa"
pledesr:.bimse!f to use evi r ovc'.kia 1 J1(l i
tbt te;nder:imrurtahle Uhe i. y of ij jtkertH'f
favw Icomnj
termined to make every effort; to place lf i i
noVev of all whway call on him; to ' sV
r Wse tyt depend9rti inUud;Mari
:rf r sipphe4A4artictilar:ttt1b to'ijLJ
and Tits. Stable . MlivervN Varietv: ofVi-r., t-v
aml ap attentive )stterewh ln5I '
ei bV It imsel ' v I e ' fl tt et-R hi hi sel f t fS? i "
be able to give: gpenrtU'fctlnii ,;l
A bbotUs S erntois w ith a Tnembir of his YA'e
Woiceste
icritice, attispiayrot iqye,ot ofwritb.".
- U great in fe w hioiilUV thalVnoiher tditW."
Greenwood a Lives-of, the Apostles.
Liberal Preacher, iVblsV v'
Teache'Maiijiiildo
tim.ote t;ourse, pntne day preceding the Jockey)
Club race, -neitutumni-lvfb mile heats. En-
trance S300: half forrifFive or more to mi
i . . & m mi ii - ti Tr lint
I'sidence to James Kioc now residing .at uaiw
or any of them cab. be found i V-' ' '
K 3d Vcli FstCReports?V- '
1st do.v GoldsmithV Works, pocket
..... ...k. ma: a .1 m a 1 a m mm.
at JP50 per number; ft si vtlaiVnni; lUrAnA othen.. .zF
r a a v k s a . MAfcM -
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