fj:
THE PROTEST
JVhirheverv man addicted to Brunk&iness ought
to make and adhere
I brotest that no more I'll get drunk
rT;e tht- r.nrse and the plague of my lite,
health: and my purse,
My peace and my comfort and what is still
worse,
It vexes and angers my wite !
' -'4 i'- -i ; " " ' -
I -o that no more I'd get drunk
It torment- and embitters my life I
TV, .,; twntdd hurrv its vot'ry headlong,
. ,iAMarf thai I'm auite in the
; wrong, . .
And so do the tears of my wife !
- " 1 V- f
I ArofesMhat no more I'll get drank
. Krr. i-ori ti a wretched, vile hie ;
ffo .tfp.nant are noertv. shame and dis-
Disease and despair stare me hard in the face
1 And 50 does my heart-broken wite !
I protest that rio more I'll get drunk
. T;a th r.rinr of all evils in life !
t; th niT of all curses! of mischief the
.! worst 1
. 'Tis the plague of all plagues! 'tis a demon
. accurst !
No wonder loud chides my poor wife !
I jotarf that no more I'll get drunk ;
Knr I find it the bane of my life : ;
Henceforth I'll be watchful that nought shal
i "destrov. . "'. i
That comfort and peace that I ought to enjoy
In my children, my home and. my wite.
W (j The Anniversary meeting of the Ra
leigh Peace Society will be held at the Bap
tist Meeting-House in this city, on Sunday
the 4th day of July, and a sermon delivered
on the occasion. On Monday, the d; y follow
ing, the members are requested to give a
punctual attendance on the business of the
Society. - '
' JER. BATTLE, Cor. Sec.
June 16.
62
Late residence of Judge Potter,
FOR BENT.
FTW1S pleasant and desiraole Dwelling
JL .House and Lot, situated near the South
east part of the City, is at present unoccupi
ed, and would be rented. The situation as
a summer residence is preferable to a resi
dence in the Cityuniting from its proxim
ity to the City, the advantages of Town and
Country. a
The conditions of the rent, moderate and
accommodating.
. MATTHEW J. CO MAN. 4
Raleigh, June, 1st. 1824. 57-
.TCRANCIS H. REEDER informs his custo
JC mers and the public, that he has now on
"hand an i assortment of STILLS of various si
zes, -rile continues to make them, and will
be liabled to furnish them of any dimensions
at the shortest notice. r ?
He requests those having Stills which may
need repairs, to favor him with their work
as soon as possible, as he may be unable to
attend to them so well when the season for
using them is at hand, and he is crowded With
work.. . june.
Que HuiidreSi DoWavs
REWARD.
TSTHEREAS on the evening: of the 21st
t inst. between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clock, some evil-dispfosed person or persons
entered our Store, and stole from it Banknotes
io a considerable amount: We hereby offer
a reward of One Hundred Dollars to any per"-
sbo or persons who will give such information
as will lead to the recovery, or the money
so taken. We also offer a Reward of
Twenty Dollars to any person who may give
such information as will lead to the conviction
sof the nerson or persons concerned.
Storekeepers are respectfully requested to
give their aid in making a discovery -of the of
fender or offenders, detaining? persons of sus-
riicioiis characters, who mav have bills cf a
larger amount than their circumstances would
seem to justitvv
. , KAZLETT Sc ROBT. KYLE.
Raleigh, 22d April, 1824. . 46-
State o1l ortv-V)ai'oYUvai
! ' Wake County.
' Court of .Pleas' and? Quarter Sessions,
, ' - Mav Sessions, 1824.- i
yt. Wesley Wliitaker,. Isaac Per- f
ty nd Salty his wife, iohn Fow--ler
and 1 Lucy , his. wife. David
Vhitaket George Crowder and
Eli23t hii wife and Hardy Crowv
T3
el
O
3 ,
deir and his wife Ann .Maria, vs. J
Hugh Hardy Whitaker, Kobt.
Whitakefr, . Samuel Whitaker,
John AVliitaker, Willis Wlnta
ker, Thcophilus Sanders & his
wife Angeltna, and Tlios XV hit-
O
li t naving been made appear to the Satis
A faction otthe Court, that the Dfefendants
Htrgh- H Whitaker, Theophilus Sanders
and wife Angelina, are not inhabitants of this
State k It is theretbre ordered that publica
tion be Imade in the Raleigh Register for 6
weeks, for the Defendants Hugh H. Whita
ker and. Theophilus Sanders ami wife Angeli
na; to appear before th Justices of our Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
tjounty' of iWake, on the 3d Monday in Au
gust next, then and there , to plead, answer
or demur, tot the Plaintia's petition; in this
tase; otherwise judgment will be entered
pro onfes8Q, and a decree made according to
tne prayers 01 tuepeuiioner.
By oixler I - B. S. KING, C,C.
J
kit nouie.io those Uoun-
Uy . Merchants whe have been in thoha,
w.v v. wii6 ior ins miu, mat he
whu they revive in future, teust hi f th7
aw wivaviii BUIIIt cm avor.K on natlrt anH
best quaHty only. -
'Nortli-Carotina
mAKEN UP and Entered on the Stray Book
i : b Thomas Mhroni one mare Mule, -12 J
lianas s nign, oi,a uiMu " r t
white spots on its back, no b,rand to be seii,
supposed to.be 12 years old, shod on the fore,
feet valued to $60. Said T. Mhron lives
9 miles southeast from Concord on tne waters
of Rocky river.
- , f - - f
June 9.
ALEX. SCOTT, Ranger,
, 63 St
fliHE subscriber makes generally known
that her Bathimr House will be opened
next -Monday (June'-21sO and that Warm
Baths can "be had only every Monnay, v eu
nesday and Saturday, during the present
season ; Cold BatHs can be had on all days in
the week, as the subscriber has now a pump
on her lot which affords plenty of water, all
those that wish to partake of Bathing will not
be disappointed of being accommodated with
plenty of pitre water.
r S. SCHAUB.
, June 18. 62 2t
N. R. Those that bought Bathing Tickets
last summer and have not paid for them, will
please to settle arrears No entrance will be
given without the money, or a ticket that is
paid for. t , . ' S. S. s .
NOTICE.
TAKEN UP, and now confined, in the
County Jail of Warren, a Negro -Man
about 30 years of age, of the ordinary size
says he belongs to a Mr. Wheeler, of Mur
freesboroughi i.IIe has passed as a free man,
of the name of Samuel Wheeler for some
time in this place and its vicinity ; and is by
trade a shoe-maker. The owner is request
ei to come forward, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be disposed of as the law
directs P
' ALEX'R. CROSSLAND, JAiiKn.
Warrenton, May 29, 1824. 57-5 w
Goods.
HAZLETT 8c ROBT. KYLE, have now
ready for inspection a choice selection
of Spring and Summer Goods.- js() painson
the part of the proprietors, have been, spared J
to renuer xueir assoruuciu suiiauic iur inq
' 1 -V i J .1. .1 il. 4.
season anu cnniaie ; aim luey jeci uitr irt H'i
estconfidence in recommending them to their
customers, as more valuable than any Goods
they have hitherto offered for sale.
The following is a hst of the principal arti
cles : ' fi- ,
Persian Prin! 4-4 wide
London do
7-8
do
Calicoes in
great
Tariety new patterns for
1824
Muslins checked and colored
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 Ginghams latest fashions
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 Cambric
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 Jackonet "V
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 India Book Plain and figured
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 Mull S
Seringapatam and jateharilla Mulls
Irish and French Linen Cambric -
Linen Cambric Handkerchief's plain andborW
dered 1'
Two cases Irish Linen 7-8 and 4-4 wide a t
ranted grass bleach ,
Lawns, Irish and Russia Diaper
Superb Mandarine Cr pe Robes
do
Nankin and Canton do v
4-4 8-4 and 10-4 Crape Shawls handsome co?
. lours - . - ;
Black, Blue and Green Italian Crape, ;
Plain and Figurel ,evantine, different colours
Do do Sarsnett and Florence do j
Gros de Japles and rich fancy Silk Shawls
White and coloured Silk. Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen's Blacl and Fancy do .
Pelerines and Zelia do ,
Greek and Madras do
Ladies and Gentlemen's Black and White
Silk Horse
Do
Do
Gloves
do
Cotton and Silk j
Kid, Silk and Leather
do
do Buck, Doeskin and Be!-
ver
Ladies Morocco and Leather Belts j
l?eticules, Waist Buckles and Coliers
Gipsy and Leghorn Flats "'
An elegant assortment of Plain and Figured
- Ribbons j j
Real and Imitation: Thread Lace and Edging
Sewing Silks, Spool, Wire and Ball Cotton;
all colours. f':' J ",(
Tapes, Bobbin, London Pins and White-Chapel
Needles 1
Cotton Fringes assorted. . j
Black Bombazines, and Circassian, suitable
for Gentlemen's summer wear -Cotton
and Lined Bed Ticking
Black Silk and Tabby Velvet
Manchester Cotton Cords
Shell Tuck, side and Long Combs, in great
? variety ' v ' . . ' '
Horn do
Umbrellas, Patent and Common Suspenders f
Beaver Hats, or the newest shapes.
Wool do different qualities
Superfine and Common Cloths of the latest
importation j ; . j
Do . ) do Casimere do
Marseilles, 'Valencia and Toilanette fancy
vesting -Black
figured Silk do v
Grandurell Wellington Stnpes Nanking
Sateen i.nd Russia drilling for pantaloons
Gilt coat and vest buttons of the first qualiti
Pearl, Glass and Ivory buttons h
Coat and Suspender Moulds ;
Domestic Gingham 3-4 and 4-6 wide i i-
Do Shirtings and Sheetings all w idths from
tile best manufactories, superior to any
imported ' i (
Seersuckers and Tartan Plaids '
Morocco Pctefeet Books various qualities
Toilet and Looking Glasses
SHOES.
An extensive assortment of the most fashion-
ade Morocco and Leather Boots and
Mioes tor Ladies and Gentlemen
Childrens do I
HARDWARE.
A general assortment of Hard ware, Cutlery
' and Castings ' I f
Do Staffordshire and Liverpool Ware. '
GROCERIES. r ;
Comprehending the" usual assortment; J
, LIQUORS. !
Cogniao jsnd Domestic Brandv
1 T: w ?.c..
' Madeira. 1 Wh
lit : . .iV.. .... 1
; W usual," will be sold on good
Mmieigh, Jipril26.
' - i-i. .. . -til
.GALKS & SON liave . just received a
i fresh'supplv of Vr. Dtott's Medicines i
amontrst wmcn are tuose. viuuic fluwv3,
Stomachic Elixir, Nervous Cordial, Stomachic
Bitters, &c. , , , -
5 T3LeNaYiV.v
Y bound en apprentice W111.TAM MooB-t
absconded from my setvicee on easier
Sunday last, without the least provocation.
I have" always treated him with great kind
ness and lenitvJ and as he has left me with
out cause, 1 am, detennined if possible to get
mm again, oaui apprentice i vui.- .
ly youth, about 15 years f age, very Well
made, with a full face. He wore away a
mixed coat; blue, striped jacket, white pan
taloons and a w ool hat. - ?r
T for warn all nersons from harboring5 said
bov. as I am determined to enforce the law
atrainst anv such offender. The above reward
will hf frivri for liis deliverv to me. 15 miles
west of Raleigh, or his confinement in'Jail so
that 1 eret him. again.
REUBEN WHITEHEAD.
Wake County, May 8, 1824. .51-tf
3st "SLcfcVvfeflLV
And .Air sale; by the Subscriber,
WlkU. ROBERTSON'S Stomachic Elixir
E.F Health, for the cure of Couglis,
Con-
sumntions. 'Asthma'. .Bain in
the Breast, and
most diseases of the bowels. Dr. Dyott'
Anti-bilious Pills, which prevent and cure all
Bilious Complaints, malignant fevers &.C Dr.
Vicker's ointment for the Tetter, &c. Matiy's
apprdved plaster cloths for the cure of ulcers,
and sores, either fresh or of long standing.-
i RANDOLPH, WEBB.
'. June 7th, 1124. 60-
COACH-MAKING
THOMAS COBBS bc-;s have to inform
the citizens .tithis place, and the public
g erVer l v, Huit he has just received his Spring
sunn v ot Materials. vau Ntw iork an.- c .'se-
where, which willl enable him to finish Car
riages and fhirnesvofall descriptions, lovvet
than heretotore. ' I n ''.
To those not acquainted Vvith his Establish
ment,5 he bee's leave to state, that the. Work,
in every respect, shall be executed in i
faithfuL eleeant &. fashionable manner, equa
to any made n tins country, ana warranted
in every instance. .
He begs leave to tender his grateful ac
know'IedguietUs to the public tor the very
libera .encouragement thev have been pleus
cd to eive him. and assures tiiem th.it liis
pernoia I. attention shall b given. 10 his pro
fess ii ; aiut tiu work shal be; s iow t
can be afforded. Call und judge fur ou.
belv vs, befure viu pui'c!i -j. escwhei'e. '
, ' Orders. ihankfuBv received and dispatched
with celerity. 1 -
Kaleighv May 6. 50 tf
State of North-Carolina,
Bandolpii County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, .
May term, 1824. ' i . i
Stephen Cox, ) Orig-inal attachment, levied
vs. on 3 tracts of land, 23 head
Samuel Aston. of hogs, 9 head of cattle,
and 1 waggon. ; ; j
T appearing to the satisfaction of tile Court
that Samuer Aston, the 'defendant in this
case, is not an inhabitant ot tins Mate .it is
ordered that publication be made for, 6 weeks
in the Raleigh Register, giving notice to the
said defendant to appear at the next County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for said county on the first Monday of
August next, and plead to issue or demur,
otherwise judgment will be entered against
him.
63 A copy JESSE HARPER, c. c. c.
Ijtonl Xotes Lkost.
IIIE Subscribers mailed a letter at the
v I Post-office in this place on the 2d April
last, directed to Messrs. Tr?dwell, Kissam &
Co.. Merchants, New-York, containing- the
last halves of Two Hundred & Fifty Dollars,
viz. the last half of a 100 dollar bill on the
State Bank of S. Cahox.ina, No. 179, dated
at Charleston, August 13, 1818, signed by C.
Lee, President a 100 . dollar bill on the
Nkwberk IUsk, N. C. No. 87, dated Oct. 7,
181 5, signed by Jus. M'Kinley. President
ana a ay dollar. bill on the Bask of AuouSXAC!
signed by Thos. Cummingi President" We
forwarn all persons from receiving or trading
for the above described Half Notes. The
first halves have been received by our cor
respondents, and, the Banks have" been ap
prised ot the loss of the letter and navmnt
of the same, stopped. "
r RANDOLPH & YOUNG.
Salisbury, N. C. .June 7. 61 3t ,
State of North-Carolina. !
Franklin County.
Curt of Equity, 2nd Monday after 4th Mon
l -: day in March, A. D. 1824.
- Jesse Reed, Complainant:
George Murphy, "Williamson Murphy, Ni
cholas Murphy,; William Murphy, Pa-
lltience Murphy, Amey Murphy, Elizabeth
uiurpnv, jjamy 1 nomas, and Nancy his
!vvife Joseph Bledsoe, and Winifred liis
jwife, Frances M.t Murphy and Temperance
in. .ixurpuy, are aeienaants.
YT appearing to the satisfaction of the Couri
1 iat, William Murphy and Elizabeth Mur
ry VVO of the defendants in the above case,
arfe not inhabitants of this State ; It is there
fore ordered; that publication be made in the
Rileigh Register once a week for six months
successively; that the said defendants, Wil
liam Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy, make
their personal appearance at the next Supe
rior Court of Equity, to be: held for the coun
ty;; of Franklin, at the .ourUiouse in Louis
burg, on the second Monday after the fourth
Monday ofv September next, and plead an
swer or demur to the said bill of omplaint ;
otherwise the ; said bill will be taken pro conl
fesso, and heard ex parte as to them and de
cree made accordingly. s
I Test, SAM. JOHNSON. C. M. P..
mm Lik
ianlc StoeTioY ; Sale ;
"OETWEEN ,30 ahd 40 Shares f Cape
S3 Fear Bank Stock may b hatl at the cur
rent' price, . on applicaUon .o" the printers
hereof.
April 20th, 1824.
46
Examination.
North- C arolina' Female Acad e-
- s " ' my- : :
A NITRE WS Sc JONES inform the friends
I of this Institution,- that the semi-annual
Examination of their Pupils will commence
on Wednesday .the 30th of June, and close
on the 2d of July. Gotn Mkhals will be
presented to those young Ladies who1 have
completed their studies. , z
The Fall, Session will commence on the
5th of July; theye being no summer vacation.
About twenty new pupils can be admitted.
Board and Tuition sixty dollars per session ;
Music, Drawing, and Dancing," if taught, are
charged extra. . :
Oxford, June 6. tawtjy.
A3Aat ao o cie .
THE subscriber has esfabjished a FERRY
across this River at a p'ace commonly known
as the Shallow Ford, in the upper part ofDe
Kalb count)'. Travellers from the Carolinas
to Alabama, corning by way of Augusta,' Ma
d?SQn, Rockbridge, &c. will find this much
the nearest and best route. Bridges will be
placed over the water courses bevond the
Ferrv. J COlJ R. BROOKS
Mav 18. ' 56 4t
-1
NAVf COMISSIOXKRS OfVICK.
; - June 8, 1824.
THE Commissioners of the Navy will re
ceive! Proposals for,, furnishing:, at the
several building yards the following, timber,
viz : . ' I ! -,
Deliverable at Washington.
16 pieces white oak logs, 45 feet long and
16 inches square. "
1 do. do. o2 feet long, 56 inch
es diameter. ; " i
4 to 6000 cubic feet white oak, plank
s ocks;" 2 to 3000 cubic feet yellow pine do.
r'Noue to. be less than? 35 and to average 45
feet in length. - ' t ' i
20,000 feet white pine plank; and boards
1 and 2 inches. ,
184 dagger? and 1"0 lodjrinjr, white; oak
knt-es, to side from 9. to 12 inches, bodies 7
feet, arms' 5 feet. ,
'1 set masts and spars entire for a 44 gun
ship, with ' -
1 bowsprit, - r
1
2
mainmast,
top-masts,
top-galtant-mnsts,
1 spnt-sat 1-yard,
3 top-rallant-yards,
3 roval-vards,
1 top-saihvafd,
1 flying-jib-Boom,
1 .spanker . do.
2 foretop-steering
sail, i
,8 other booms,
VBest heart
I
vvllow
pine
186 small spruce spars, 57 to 15 feet long.
lUo do. ' of 4 inches diameter
Deliverable at Boston. A
175,000 feet white pine boards.
Deliverable at Portsmouth, N. H. .. ,
. 3,500 cubic feet white oak logs for caps,
tressle tree?, &c. ''.
Deliverable at Nev-York. r
7,000 cubic feet white oak logs none less
than 35 feet, and to average 45 feet long.
3 to 4,000 cubic feet white oak logs, . for
gun carriages, &c. . ; ': " ' " "
3 to. 4,000 cubic feet ash logs and plank.
8 to 10,000 cubic feet yellow pine plank
stocks--none to be less than 35 and to ave
rage 45 feet in length 4 y 1
18 yellow pine pump logs, not less than
20 feet long 16 to 22 inches diameter. ;
12 tons ligiVum vitae, large sizes.
4. f ront: liRhPS- l
. - - -
4 afterj side fishes,
, 2 side trees,
2 main top-masts,
- 3 half-main -yards,
4 sprir-sail do
1 spanker boom,
2, mizen spindles,
I Best heart j-ellow
200 to 300 small spruce
feet long. i :
-pars,. 57 to 15
150 to ;200 do. do. of 4 inches diameter.
184 dagger. 244 lodging, white oak knees
to siae ( ana o inches. v
Deliverable at Philadelphia
7 to 10,000 cubic white oak plunk stocks:
18 to 2500 do. do. yellow: pine" do. None
less than 25, and to average 45 teet in-length.
ao men asu plank.
in i r nrn r i j-. . ...
w iu u,wu supernciai teet wmte pine
pians: ana ooaras, 1 ana 4 inches .
613 knees to side from 9 to 12 inches, bo
dies 7 feet, arms 5 feet. - s
4 checks for head.
Deliverable at Gosport, Virginia:
10,000, cubic feet W. Oak nlahfe stoots.
30,000 do. do. yellow pine do. do. Mnm-
less than &5, and to average 45, feet in lencth
uwiiu. uuiuto 10 ox teei o inciies iono
. . t .1 f t j t n 1 ' - -
8.1UCM 105 ana iyj incnes, mould 1M and 16
Ma beams, from 21 to 45 feet long, sided
iu .r mimics, iiiouiueci 11 10 io incnes:
half side trees for a 74 gun shin
paiincnes '
1 half main yard
2 half top sail do
2 topsail do
1 2 top gal. sail do
12 royal do
10 skv'sail do
ao
do
do
do
dd
do
do
do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
c
3
2 halves sprit do
lJib j -.
2 spankers
6 swinging
96 studding
4 ringtail v
1
a
3
tn
O
booms
do.
J
4 stud j-ard
All the articles must be of the best auahtv.
subject to a rigid inspection, and be satisfac
tory to the Commandants of the yards.
Persons offering: Uvill please state their
terms . - n ,-.
For white oak and yellow nine nlank stuff
beams, or ash logs per cubic foot ;
For ash plahk or white nine board -nm
hundred superficial feet
For lignum vitae 'ter ton
For knees per aided inUL
All offers must be addressed'lo the- Kaw
Commissioners, sealed, and endorsed on the
back, so as to designate the kind
offered for,4This is particularly requested;
a" the Commissioners do not wish to open1
ny offers until the day of deciding- on them
shall arrive. ..;.' .
Proposals "for furnishing masts an rl 'h9i
timber will be received till the first day of
September, and for all other timber till the
firgtday of Avust next. eptlS
Carefully Si' attentively repairs Watcmt
at -NTew-Salem,. Randolph CQunty, n, c
June 15 : ' n n
v " ' . ' . 0l"
G. 3. TJ.ookiM?,
Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer.
HAVING contracted to furnish the Pw '
of North-Carolina-begs leave toin?' 1
the inhabitants of Raleigh and its vicinity v
he is about to establish himself in the "a
line, near the Capitol Square, where hehne
by the aid of c-ood materials! snnn.1 .
manship, and some little display of taste T
ihltr a Mine 01 puonc patronage..
to
May 20.
54
NOTICE.1
Pursuant to a decretal order of the ho
able Court of F.quity for the County of w?"
I shall expose to sale at the Court-IInn
n rt ,4 . 1 , , . '1.
in the piHii ot said City iis Iot'No. 193 .i
property of Margaret Kastwood. ' 1 e
.Terms, of Sale nine and eighteen -meat!
credit : bonds with approved 'security h "
ing interest from. the date, will be renn?! '
JOHIM S VT 1 16 1 ,1 'tv-
April 20, 1824.
. , Vv. $1. iE
46-ti
State of North-Carolina.
Wake Countyj
SuDerior Court of Law. Sm-inVtM io
r, .t t , ' u ao
aoioinon;iouu, j , .
vs. "; y Petition for Divorce.
Milberry Todd. 3 .. 1
I T appearing- to the .satisfaction of the Cou
H that the defendant, Milberry Todd, car.no'
be found and is not an inhabitant of this Sta
it is ordered by the. Court, that notice be ?iV
en in the'Raleigh Register and Star by adre!
tisement, f)f three months, to the said jp
berry Todd, tliat she appear at the SupericJ
Court to be next held for the coanrvVc
Wake, at the Courthouse in the City of Rt
leigh," on the first Monday after the fouri
Monday of September next, tlien and there
to answer, plead oc demur,; to said petition. '
"Witness, Hansom llinton.'CIerk ofour'I
Court, at Raleigh, the first Monday after'
4tii Monday of March, A. I). 1824.
48 R. HINTON, Clk
Y virtue of the authority in me vested
bv the last Will and Testaments?
Gabriel Dubrutz, deceased, I shall offers
Public Sale, to tlie highest bidder, at the fee
I'ayetteville, on Saturday the 20th day of J I
!y next, (and continue the sale from day to
day,, if necessary,) a large quantity of excel
lent Leather, consisting of sole, skirting, har
ness and upper leather ; about fifty cords
tan-bark, all the - working tools and imple
ments, necessary for the tanning business,
also, two excellent marble slabs, for dressing
leather on. ; Likewise will bej sold, or rent
ed, the Tan-Yard lately occupied by the said
deceased, ahd which is as well lcuated for
carrying on the tanning business as any h.
the state, having every necessary out-house?, "
a good two story currying shop, bark mfU,
6cc with a co"mmbdious, lot, attached thereto,
containing about two acres of ground. "Also
will be sold or rented a two story brick house,
oh the west side of Green-street, m excel
lent repair, calculated: for a store anddrell-
inn. " y j "
Any further particulars may be had by
inquiring of Mr. John Crusoo or Mr.; Charles
B. Jones, "Fayette ville,' who are duly autho
rised to transact any business for jne. t
Terms of sale, ail sums under 10, cash.
For. the perishable property, air sums over
10, six months' credit ;r purchasers ginn?
notes with approved security, negotiable and
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On the tan-yard -and brick house a credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months will be
given ; purchasers complying with the above
terms. DEBORAH DUBRUTZ. Ex'ri.
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PURSUANT to a Decree; of the Court
of Equity for the count v of Wake, I
shall expose to sale at the Court-house in
the city of Raleigh on Saturday the 12th of ,
July next, tlie following property, viz. ce
third part of lot No. 145, in the plan of said
city laid off on the west , side of said lot and
bounded as follows ; on the west by Wilming
ton street, on the south by Hargett street, oa
the east by part of said lot, and on the north
by lot No. 161 ; also pne piece or parcel of
land in Wake county, north jof the city of
Raleigh, in Polksborough, adjoinina: the
lands ofThomas Daniel, in said Borough, be
ginning at a stake1 at Daniel's southeast cor
ner on Hawkins's Street, and running thenca
"north with DaniePs lin tn his eorner on B'-
lah street, thence west with Boylan street t
a stake on Mary Brown street, j thence south
along'Mary Brown street to Hawkins's street
to a stake, thence with the same east, to the
beginning, containing by estimation one acie
and seventeen hundredths of ah acre.
Also a piece or parcel of land in the coun
ty and Borough aforesaid, known and distin
guished in the plan of said Borough, as Jc.
seven (No. 7) and bounded byBoylinstree .
on the north, Hawkins street on the soutn.
and by lots 6 and 8 on the east and west:
containing six tenths of anacre!more or les3.
' Terms of sale. Q and 18 months, londs
with approved .security will jbe reque-
bearing interest from the date. ' ,
.TNO.i ELLIS, C.&M.
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State oforthCarolina. "
Wake County. .
Superior Court of Law, Spring term, lM
Sherwood Haywood, Agent of the Bank '
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Nathaniel M. Tavlor. Charics Taylor, Ley-
. Taylor, Richard B. Taylo. .
Judicial attachment,' levied oh a hca
and lot in the" town of Oxford, the p
perty of Charles Taylor, one of the
- fendants. , Jje
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fir. - ' . . . V. . I'M
i anrjearinp" to tne uourt. uwi.
Taxdor, one of the defendants, m
inhabitant of this State i it is oraeret!, nS
advertisement be made in the. Raleigh Reg
ter for three months, successively, that to
said Charles Taylor appear at our Superw
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Court next to be held tor the saia cuuv
Raleigh, on the first Monday after the
Monday of Sentember next, then and wf
to plead, answer, or replevy, otherwise
property will be condemned to the sausw
tioh of the plaintiff s-demand. . ' ' .-j
itV-rt OUTS
v itness, itansom inipn, s-. r- - t
Onu'rt t KflL?crh- ther first tonday atteri-
Tttii 1 11 r n T inrp 1 1.
ly next, that yaluable LO r and improve .
in tje Siiid City, sit uate on the corner of
boroutrh and Ml)owell streets, nnrl
(ourthMonday f March, A. J-1824.
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