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POETJIY-I
FOH, THE. KALETGU'REGISTEII.
THE BURIAL GROUND.
i -Pronv the unmeaning- crowd so falsely term'f
V Society but winch is "often found , V
- Nought,' save a confused m ss of beings, :
Each intent Upon the selfish object v v
,' Of his own Jesire-vithout Mfeeling H I"
KindredJn kimlness towards hisfellow man
'From this modern Babel, where, hearts like
Move but in discordant harshness, without -Onerchord
of love of strain pf harmony,' y
From this world of living things, ! wander
Towards spot, 'sacred to thought and silence,
Fpr silence is the- awful tribute paid ;
To the'departed souls of thus?, who late ,
Like 'yaL were-tenants of this living-crl obe
This is the spot where man must feel himself
Humbled, from all the tow'ring thoughts of
. rinde. : - ... ; - ; . , .-.
Ambitiorf,' rivalry of power or mind ;
Now,flls a space within thiSj clay-cold bed j
? Large ashe whose broad expansive genius :
Koserto, the stars and fathom'd Worlds un-
. Tcn.own, . . r ' -:.r k '
Wthin the planet of th siTi nt night. .
Honor, Fame, Affection, Pride, Love or Hate,
All the turbid passions of the heart, here
i Rest forever here they repose ; in du-t-
; That same vile dust to - which ; we all return.
.ndO how sad, how sweetly sad the thoughts
Of those who wandeHn this house of death ;
To bend the eye with chastend-grief, v on
. tombs " ; - ' ' , !
Enclosing all tlieir hearts held once so dear,
Taught iy 7?rfirtWi.voice, that those who live
.Jlivst die, but die, we hope, to live forever.
Maik th slow step.of yonder apred mjm,
Whoests His staff beside the grave vtvhich
now 5 pn;:1 ' ' ;t;;;-"
Contains the promise of his fondest hopes.
. -Deep grief has stanip'd tlie wrinkles in Ids
.' brOW, v ?:y,..';,...l:.:- ;J'..;'
; XJut resignation to the will of God " ;
Uas smoothed tlie lines of care, and taught his
sflul VT'":- r ':'.'' ;:v.'
To meekly bear thbse ills, he cannot 'scape.
JTet ecr n-:r steps shall Ie,ave this1 hallowed
' . ground, r A ' -i I .' 'f
Let me not pass unmark'd one sacred spot ;
For if the gentlest virtues of the heart, l'
Affection, duty, modesty, combined v
all the graces which make woman
X. dear. -)W!i:y- :;':'i:;-'''--r tCi'-:
Can .draw a sigh from kindred feeling hearts
To thee, O ? one mournful tear is due.
No stone vet marks the spat where thou art
..' la'uL " -j-""' 13i',, ':i',.v'.. v
Hut those few plants,- by friendship's hand
, . entwin'd " ' - " ' ' ' ' ' l':
.:' Shall blpssom o'er, thy grave. What thou
' . 'wert once , . - : : "
; They arnow In -youth and beauty bloom
w ing I i ..; :,v.:V..-".V' ' r'-':U.k'-k . 'K
Like, thee,, they are born to wither and to die !
Rarcigh, July' 20', 1S24.
7 . t
State oi X OTlv at liiia,
. ' - v Rutlierfnnl Cotthty.
Court of Equity Spring Term, 1824.
James Bridges,. ) - " -
. , vs'. " C Injunction.
. Augustus Sackett. j - ' ' - . - .
OiitDERED.-That publiGarlpn be made 3
''months juccessivelv-jn thj:llaleigl Ue
prister, notifying the defemlant, -Augustus
Sackett, (whom it appears is not an i-ohabitant
of this State) to appear at the next Court of
Equity, to he held tor the County of llntner
fordjlat tlie Court-house in Rutherfordt'on, on
the 3d Monday fter the 4t!i Monday of Sep
tember nextjiaii'i there and then to plead, an
swerer demur, or Comp lainant's bill will be
taken pro confess, and heard ex pat te. ,
Test, T if EO. F. B1RCHETT, C. 8c M.
. May, 4,1824. ---v , U: '-'A . -''53 .
fc', i. " .... v ;
f TAKEN up and committed to the Jail of
Wake County, on the 13th inst.a Negro
.Man, who sa3r his t name jij LONDON and
.thai he belongs to .Doctor Ward of Waynes
borough, in the lower part of this State. The
owner is' requested to come forward, prove
.properly, pay cnarges ami taice nun ' away,
otber ise. he-Avjilibe- disposect of as the law
directs. ' SAMUEL H. P.U
.July v!5. KV'r: -V"'
:'N, Jailor.
StaUitoiri QYtlisrcolina,
Court of Pleas and'QuarifB Sessions,;
y Mai- Sessions slS24i
Orie'niaL "attachment,
" "" & mm i Jn the nds oi
... v, IV . . iAVmJi.Banffh-and Kim-
JNjmroaHagscUie, br,JosH
ITT havine been made mneatMto the satis-
- a facfion of the Cfatrti'ithat tire. Defendant
ha removed fpom ithi?St5tevor so con
ceals ,' himseifr : that thet ordihary process
I:iw cannot be. ; servexUiupon ,nim ; -u
is
therefore onlered, t hat p i tblication be made
in the Raleigh ie.'tet'i'fsixt days, that
-i nlM th lipfhdM ritv corties torward -on or
before the 3d -Monday 1urfAtfgust. next and
replevy and plead, that jnctgment nnai win
be entered .pro - confesso. aijd. the 'property
"levied -on'.--will be condemned tot" plaintiff
recovery.-- -By order, , ? - ;. : r.- .
.,61- X,-p "i B. S. KING, C. C.
Court of Pi eai and Qiu.rttT'essfbns,'
; "s:: '.May. Sessions, 1824.
s. .
Nimrod ltflgsdale,
Vvm. Bauh and
Kim-
b rou gh Jone s. ' " t
fWT paving been made appear - to' the
salis-
facijou pt the Court, that the "DefenlaTt
hasremavc!d:from.; ih)s State, or so! cbn'cenV
-himself, that the prdi par." process of law can
' -not be served on him It is therefore ordef
fe.d, that publication he made in the ; Ralejgl
Hetjister for 60 days,1 that unless the Defend,
ant comes forward on or before : the 3d Men
'-May in. Augustext. aridreplevy !& plead, that
judgment w dl he, entered pro confessed am-
' ' t!J.p?3i J V,?( 0n 'iir condemned to
-piamtin's recovervi -
- By order, " vB. SPRING, C. C.
F&r in this jast and common home,, an au
Are equal j '-.and the wi letter peasant
WFiAa !iSirr!-toTrrpi l iindipd in hls dailv toil
rglJlE subscriber ii:1ndingtcf remorcirpm
1. Hillsbijrough; offoi-s for sale, the hih- j
lv improved; lot in Uiattown uppn which
Mrs. Marv 11. Anderson at -presentresides.
The buildings are all nearly new and finish
ed in .the best style... The dwelling-house
contains sis; large rooms, with fire places, an
excellent " cellar, 'a garret 'roorn and si clo
sets. .There is, besides," . every riiecessapy
out-hoase. f f - ' !i--."j '
.Pei-sons wishing to purchase are invited
to call on the subscriber, who is disposed to
make the tertns of purchase liberal- i. .
WAT.KFH ANDERSON.'
" ; 'Hillsborough; .Tilne 2, 1 854: ' - ":wtla;-
State YtlvVP
, v , Wake County.
- v Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
'-f, 'r'f!.v'i MaySessions, lazh
I ,Wcslev AVhitaker, Isaac Per
ry and Sally his wife John Fow
ler 'arid Lucy, his wife, David
Whitaker, George Crowder and
Eliza his wife and Hardy Crow-
- to
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Pi
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Whitaker, . Samuel Whitaker,
John Whitaker, Willis Whha
kerrTheophilas Sanders $c Ins
wife Angelina,' andThos Whit-
alcer. r '-'. :: : i - - '
"B"T having been made appear to the satis
i. faction'of the Court, that the Defendants
Hugh H. .Whitaker, Theophilusv Sanders
and wife Angelina are not inhabitants of this
State : - It is therefore ; ordered that publica
tion be made in the Kaleigh Register for 6
weeks, for the Defendants Hugh 11. Whita
ker and Theophilus Sanders and wife Angeli
na, to appear before the Justices of our Court
'of Pleas and Q.uarfer Sessions to he held for
County of Wake, on the 3d Monday, in Au
gust next, then and there to plead, answer
or demur, to the Plaintirr's petition, in this
case,Vothervvise judgment will be entered
pro co?iftsso and a decree made according to
the praver of the petitioner. ' '
m order, -3. I B. S. KING, C.C.
TTAZLETT & ROUT, KYLE, have now
AX ready for inspectidn a choice selection
oT Spring and Summer Goods. No pains on
the part )f the proprietors, have been spared
to render their '-assortment-' suitable -for the
season and climate ; and they feel the great
est confidence in recommending them to their
customers, as more valuable than any Goods
the v have hitherto offered for sale. 1
.The following is a list of the principal arti
cles : Y:-'- 1 . .. '
Persian Prints 44 wide . .
London do 7-3 do
Calicoes in great varietv
1824 ' j
new. patterns for
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 Jackonel ")
4-4 5-4 and 6-4 India B Jik S- Plain and figured
4-4 54 and 6-4 Mull S
Seringapatam and Sach.ui!l:t Mulls
nshand rrench Linen .f Jambnc
Linen Cambric- Handkerchief's plain and bor-i
,- dered ..;;.... - ' ..." ;
Two cases Irish Linen T-S and 4-4 wide war
ranted grass bleach 1 ' v j
Lawns, irisn ana juissia uiaper i
Superb Mandarine Crape Robes
Embossed , -. . do . '
Nankin and Canton do . , , .
4-4 8-4 and 10-4 Crape Shawls handsome co
lours r
I lack, Blue and Green Italian Crape
Plain arid Figured Levantine, different colour:
Do - tlo arsiiett and Fl01nce do
Gros de Naples and rih fancy Silk Shawls V
White '.and -coloured Silk" Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen's Black and i"3
cy
Pelerines and Zelia '
cto
do
Greek and Madras .
Ladies' and Gentlemen VBlack and While
Silk Horse ; 'l-L. '. -' ;.
Do do Cottonl and Silk
Do I do Kid. Silk and Leather
Gloves. H - ' i
, ' ' do Buck, 'Dogskin and Bea
ver :' '';.- -'. ' - -
Ladies Morocco, and Leather Belts - ,
Reticples,,Waist Buckle, and Coliers h
Gipsy and Leghorn Flats
An elegant assortment of Plain and Figured
Ribbons '! " ;V'-' " ' ' r":
Real and Imitation 'Thread'. Lace and Edging
Sewing Silks, Spool, -Wire and Ball Cotton,
all colours
Tapes, Bobbin, London Pins and Whlte-Cha-
i pel jNeecucs
Cotton Fringes assorted. 1 -:- :
Black ' Bombazine's, and Circassian, suitabl
for Gentlemen's summer wear f
Cotton and Linen Bed Ticking
Black Silk and Tabby Velvet 'A
JManchestler Cotton Cords , " r f
Shell Tuck, side and Long Combs, in great
; . variety ' j " .- -1 "r":-
Horn " do : . j
Umbrellas, Patent and Coirimm Suspenders!
B payer Hats, of the newest shapes.
Wool 4 do different qualities . f
Superfine and Common Cloths of the latest-!
; importation . 1 : . ' -: ,
Do ,: ; do Casimcre-do-Marseilles,
Valencia r and Toilangtte. fancy
. ' vesting -j. . M ...... ' ..,. ; -j-
Black figured Silk .. do V 1
Grandurell AVellington Stripes Nanking !
Sateen and Russia drilling for pantaloons )
Gilt coat and vest buttons of the first quality
Pearl, Glass and Ivory buttons
oat and buspender Moulds
Domestic Gingham 3-4 and 4-6 wide
ijo anmings and Siieetings all widths from
y m& best manutaetoncs. superior to any
-tl ' imported , .) -;-.'
seersuckers and jTartan Plaids r
Morocco Pocket Books various qualities
fbilet and Looking Glasses ; '-. i
? " , f s,ve ass?rtment of. the most f vshion-
1 .tV Morocco and leather Boots
and
npes tor Ladies and Gentlemen,
rrtiiidrens . ' '
r l i : TT A Rnnr ttt
W1 - OrdieTctlS
. and Castings ".--r l
DoJ tifiojxbhtf w.e :
j ;groceuies. ' f!
; ' Comprehenctingthe usual assortment.; T
: .v liquors::5 y
Cogmao and Domestic Brandy ' ' t'
Jamaica andN. Ei Rum " ' - 'Z
Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga' Wine '
. AI1 ot which as usualVill be sold on trocd
terms, v u : , : - naleisht JlpHlE. -
AKrAWAYlrom
ft.- 23th inst. a'negi
BEN, about 25 years
went awav a robin coat
thh mnrh worn-: he is a small man. abotit 5
feet 6 inche,? fiigh, djlalkjncpmplexion,; has a
fierce look and fine! voice. 5 As he had other
clothes, he probably, may change -his dress-
l win give me aooye rewaru, u ucuvcieu iu
me, living iii..bne";ountyl6'mne4;eisi)f
rHillsboroughi or the same iff eonjined Jn tlie
nearest1 jail towhVre liemay be" taken,4 and
information given so that t get him;?
r liENRY vFOHRESTij'
rf-June 29.""? j . - 67--vti'--'
State of Novlh-Carolinav
. r Walye County--- ' r'''-
Superior Court oftLawi Spring term, 1824. ,
Solomon Todd, I '
T8. ? Petition for Divorce.
Milberry Todd. 3 ... ?
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
t. that the defendant, Milberry Todd, cannot
be found and is not an inhabitant of this State ;
it is ordered by the Court, that notice be giv
en in the RaleigK ftegister and Star by adver
tisement, for three months, to the , said Mil
berry Todd, that she appear at the Superior
Court :td be next held for the coiinnty f
Wake, at the Courthouse in the City of Ra
leigh, on the first jMonday after the fourth
MOndav of September ' next, then and there
to answer, plead or demur, to saui petition.
i Witness, Ransom I linton, Clerk of our said
Court, at Raleigh, itlie first Monday after the
4th Monday of March, A. D. 1824. ,
:l" 48 : ' . f R. HINTON, Clk. -
Navt CoMMissiONrns Office.
I : ! June 8, 1824.
rIIE Commissioners of the Navy will re
Si ceive Proposals for famishing, at the
several buildincr yards rhe following timber,
viz : :. ; y ; . .,
il l Deliverable at Washington.
i-'l 1 6 pieces vvhitc bak logs 45 feet long and
16 incnes square.
! 1 do. doi
32 feet long", 36 inc
es diameter. I
4 to 6000 cubic feet white oak plank
stocks ; 2 to 3000 cubic feet yellow pine do.
None to be less than 35 and to average 45
feet in length. i; .
20,000 feet while pine plank and boards
ljanu 2 inches, j
; i 84 .dagger,' and, 120 lodging, white oak
knees, to side from" 9 to 12 inches, bodies 7
feet, arms 5 feet.
1 set masts and sspars entire for a 44
ship, with : . .
gun
H I bowsprit,
1
1
O
IT -
i
v
i
mainmast,
top-masts,
top-gallant-masts,
sprit-sail-vnrdj;';
top-srll:int-yard J
royal-vards, ! )-Best heart yellow
top-snd-vard, ;
flyinjr-jib-booiri,
vpMnker do.
for e t o p -ste e ri h g-
pine.
Sad, i; ;
I b 4 i i '
'186 small spruce spars, 57 to 15 feet long.
. 1 108 do. ' bf 4 inches diameter
j Deliverable at Boston. ;
i 175,000 feet white-piner booths.
Deliverable at Portsmouth, N. II.
' i,500 cubic feel white oak logs for caps,
tressle trees-, Sec. J . 1 -J 1 - ..... : - -
, '. Deliverable at New-Vork.
7",000 cu' Sc feeV white oak'logs none less
than 35 feet, anl to average 45 feet long.
V o 4,0d0 cubic feet white oak logs, ifor
gun carnages, &c
j 3 to 4,000. cubi4 feet ash logs and plank.
8 to 10,000 cubjc feet yellow pine plank
stocks none to be less than 35 and to ave
rage 45 feet "m length.
j 18 yellow pine pump logs, not less than
20 feet long 16 to 22 inches diameter.
32 tons lignum vitae, large sizes.
VI u
2S,
! 4 front fishes,
i 4 after side fish
2 side trees.
2 mam top-masts,
3 half-main -yaras,
4 sprit-sail ... co
1 spanker boom'
V Best heart yellow
pine.
2 mizen spindle)s,
200 to 300 small 1
spruce
spars,
57 to
15
feet long.
150 to 200 doi do
. j
of 4 inches diameter!
(184 dagger, 244 lodging, white oak knees
to side 7 and 8 inches.
I i Deliverable at Philadelpbia.
7 to 10,00Q cubfc white oak plank stocks;
18 to 2500 do. d. yellow pine do.- None
less than 25, and to average 45 feet in length.'
p,ouu tio. z men asli plank. 3
o i.uuu superficial teet wlnte pme
pianK ana boards,? 1 and 2 incles.
613 knees to side from 9 to 12 inches, bo
dies 7 feet, arms 5 feet!' ' j ; ,
4 cheeks for head ; i ; ;
Deliverable at. Gosport, Virginia.
1C,000 cubic Jf4el W. s Oak plank stocks, ;
oU,uuj do. do. yejilow pine do, do. -None
less than 35, and tj average 45, feet in length.
zm beams, tromo to 51-feet 6 inches loner.
side i 10 and iy inches, mould 12A and 16
; 123 beams, from 21 to 45 feet long, sided
14 to iy inches, moulded" 11 to 16 inches.
half side trees for a 74 gun ship
2 pannches
do .
do v
do
do
do
do
do
do
doi
1 half main yard
; 2 half top sail do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do!
do. .
2 topsail do
12 top gal. sail d(
-. 12 royal do
10 slcy sail do
2 halves sprit do
,12 jib fl'"- r
2 spank ers f
' 6 swinging
96 stidding i
. 4 ringtail
4 stud yai-d
"I
I
booms do.
All the articles (must be of the best hualitv,
Subject to a rigidfinspection, and be satisfac
tory, to the Commandants of the yards.
- Persons ofTering will please stste f their
terms- - j - . .
PlvT!!!!6. and yellpW pine plank stuff
ur asii iog per 6? JOOt ; "
For asbpjjitrh'itB'f pine boards-per
ForJignum vital per f onr vf.feV:!';r4
;; J Forneesper.semGA. 'f: !' M.
v All offers mustf be. addressed to the NaW
C6mm issioners, scaled and endorsed on the
bS5k' f00as to designate the kind of articles
oflered for. Thi is particularly requested,
as the Commissioners do not wish to open a
nv offers until theday of, deciding on them
shall arrive. N r - -
, ' Proposals 'for furnishing masts and spar
timber will be received ill the first day of
September, and ibr; all other timber till the
first day of August next.; ? n , eptlS
pmanbv the-hame oti: . .. . . - A ;t " P?PF8 was lound in the -road !.'"
01 age, naci on wncu uc .c M 7 ILL ; be sola on accommoaating terms, y"K '"'cji lu inpuse uy one rViv .
Subscriber on' the ' vv NEAPv RALEIGIL ' r . ; ft ONTAlKIXG a' sum cfmQnevaU
and pantaloons ot cot- V V a TTact of Land. contaimnsrl39 acres, -i-vants a lew days past. The m-n
within four miles of the, city j .adjoining the
lands of Wm. Hill, Judge Taylor and others.
This land is entirely5 wood land.' For terms,
apply to r. j The Editors of tli& Jiejister. N
ff GALES &' SON have just received from
0$ m the North, the following new books :
.1 " LAW. .
Cowen's Keports of Cases argued inlhe Su
t nxJi preme Gourt of New-York, vol. l.v;;
Starkies . Reports of Cases at Nisi Prius in
"' King's Eench and Common Pleas, 2 v. ';-
Starkie's Trearise'on Criminal Pleading, "
Archbold's Practice of the Court of Kings
, Bench,. 2 v. - r , . . . ,-'
Bingam's Law of Vnfancy and Coverture, with
' Notes' and References , to American'de
cisioris, ' ' . " ' '
P'aley on Agencj, "
Pere. "Williams's Reports, a new edition,
Manning's' Digest of Nisi Prius Keports,
Hammond's Treatise I on: the Law of Nisi
- Prius. ' ' ."'-'' -':'- 1
. - MEDICAL. '
Smith on T3Tphus Fever, -Murray's
Materia Medica, 2 v.
Thomas's Practice, a new edition, .
Domestic Medicine, .-;
Thatcher's Dispensatory- , ,-.
misceijaKkous. :
Ilallam's Iistory of the Middle Ages, 2 v.
Cowper's Correspondence with his friends,
Belzoni's Travels in Egypt and Nubia, '
Miss Aikins Memoirs of James I.
do .1 of Dr. Aikin,
Poinsett's otes on Mexico in thefall of 1822,
MontgOmej-y 's Prose by a' Poet, 2 yx
. ovelsI : V - v- '
Sayings and Doings, 2 vol. . .
A Daughter of a 3enius, , ; - ,'
Percy Mallory, 2 v. i. !
Winter in Washington, 2 v. ;
Adventures of Ilaii Haba, 2 v. '
-O'Hallorani or the Insurgent Chief, an IrisI
1 aie, DV tne aiitnoroi tue v nuerness, v.
Miss Porter's Duke Ghnstiao of Lunenburg 2v
The Spaewife, 2 v. author of Annals of the
Parish J : .- ,'.
The Albigenses, 2 v. T -
The Spy, 2 v. - w ' "
The Pioneers, 2 v.
'Hie Pilot, 2 v. . ;; j
.- DIVINITY. -:jr .,j
Adam Clarte on the Four Gospels, ,
Thatcher's sermons, j
Lathrop's do. . .
Uarlas's f do. v . J !
Life of Dr. Thomas Scott, , '.
Biblical Dialogues. . " ' ',
ALSO, a complete assortment of ' Schooi
i Hooks, Children, s Books, lc. r ? ,
J. Gai.es,
& Son have lately purchased
a Law
library, in which are the fol-
lowino: valuable Books :
Cay's British Statutes, 6 vols, foao,
Hawkm's Pleas of the Crown, do.
Atkyns' Reports, 3 vols. -' do.
Adjudged Cases in King's Bench do.
PufTendoi'Ps Law of Nature, do.'
Burrow's .Reports, 5 vols - do. , -Newnam's
Conveyancing, 3 v. folio;
Davis's Revisal of the Laws of North Caro-
. lina, ' do.- ': .' -' ,
The Laws of Virginia published in 17T3,'lo.
Bacon's Abiidcrment. "vol. 1; 2 &. 5, d. :
D'Anvers's
Abridgment
of the
Common
Law, 2d v. do.
:;-.v octavo. 7'.;"'"
Bacon's Abridgment, 7 v. London edition,
Dumford and East's Reports, 8 y. (the first
5 vol. English edition,)
East's Reports, 14 v.
Espinasse's 'do. 4 v. .
Equity Cases abridged, 3 v , :
Cowper's Reports, , . .
Story's Pleadings " ,
Foster's Reports, " , ?.
Leach's Cases, - . '
Latch's do. .
Key ling's Reports , . V
Parker's do. ;l
Sugden's Law. of Vendors,
State Trials in England, in 1793, t
Runningtonj. on Ejectments, y -
Cooper's Bankrupt Laws, " ' 4
A succinct Digest of Bankrupt Laws,
Martin's Justice of the Peace, '
Haywood's jdo.
Historv and practice cf the Court of Common
Pleas, i '' -
Law bf Partnerships, " " '
Cruise on Fines,
Gilbert on iiejev'ins, -
- on Common Pleas,
Kyd on Awards,. . ;
Morgan's Essays, 3 v: .
Vesey, Sen.! Reports, 2 v.
Hullock's Law of Costs,
Williams's Justice of the Peace, 4 v.
Conductor Genc ralis, .
Powell on Powers,
Park on Insurance. .1 . ' '"?
; Raleigh June 6, 1824, 67-
COAOH-MAKINGr
HOMAS COBBS; beers leave to inform
the citizens of this place, and the public
generally,' that he has just received his Spring
supply of Materials from JNew-York and else
where; which will enable him to finish Car
riages and Harness of all deecriptions, lower
than heretofore. : 's -. . . . '. . . .'.
To tose not acquainted wjthhis Establish
ment,- he begs leave to state, that the Work,
in... every respect,, shall be-: executed m a
faithful, elegant &. Jus Idonable manner, equal
io any maue in xius couniry, ana warranted
in every" instance. - ' - " 'i -
. He bejrs leave to tender his cTateful 'ac
knowledgments ; fo: the' public for lb e very
liberal encouragement tney nave been pleas
ed to trive hinv and assures: them that his
personal attehtion shall be given to'-hisVpro-
tession ( ana me worK ' shall be as low as it
can be afforded. .,l Call and iudcre '.for vour
selves, before you purchase elsewhere..
1 1 Orders thankfully received and dispatched
with celerity. ; . ---1' r - - -'
I Haleigh,:;My , "50 tf .
ceive the same nn snnKont:.. .
. , ' yvu 10 me, and
mg the pnee of advertising.
- MARTHA JONF
- ri st
July 19.
f GALE& gives notice to. these Couv
try Merchants who havebeeWir, ii, '
bit of collecting Rags for liis mill, th-t
has at present ai sufficient Stock on hand ard
what'ihey , receive, in futme, must be of tI
best quality only.- '"
: :rll; "Relax , ,
INTENDING to close her , business, offek
her present stock of Millinerv! nn i. "
Goc-ls, at reduced prices for CASH.
She means to keep a constant supply c"
Milli neiy until 'she can close her J business
Those indebted to her are (requested to hi ij-t
payment, or close tlieir: accounts -by notes'
else she will be under the disagi eeahle r.t
cessity of taking the speediest mode of Cc '-
fection. '-r?'.;.;:L ' r- . i :, - ."
-. June 18; 1824. v g:r
. , N . -
State of North-Carolina.
' k RiKDOLPH Corif.TT. j
. Superior Coui t of Law, Fall term, 1824
John Redine: and .... " ' I
Jonathan Reding, Cetiaon to emancipate
, exparte. S ' asvelck. n
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
that Joseph Reding and William Cosand
and his wife Lovy (heirs at law of Joseph R;(
ing, deceased) are not inhabitanjs 0f
State.. It is therefore -ordered that publira
tian be made '.for six, weeks in the Ralekft
Register for2the said Jdsa,i!i Reding and wji.
liam Cosand and wife to appear at our
Superior Court of Law to be held for th
county of Randolph on the first Monday afiS
the 4th Monday' of September, then and there
to ple.ad answer or demur, othervv ise the
petitibiivrillbe taken pro confesso and heard
expthte. ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ; ' J
36 . .-A copy. J. WO OI), c. s. c.
Cabinet 'ltlaker & UDliolstprpr .
"JTAVING contracted to furnish the Caplt(i
of North-Carolina begs leave to inform
the inhabitants of Raleigh ar.d its vicihitv,t'.iat
he is aboil t to establish himself in the above
line, near the Capitol Square, where he hopes
by, the aid of good materials, scaind work
manship, and Some" little display of taste, to
merit a share of public patronage.
. May. 20. - ; ; ': - ' j 54
State of North-Carolina,
. '. . , Wake County. j
Superior Court of Law," Spring term, 1824.
Sherwood Haywood, Agent of the! Bank of
' !"--' ' -r .,'' '"; i! Newbern,
vs.
Nathaniel M. Taylor, Charles Taylor, Leris
Taylor, Richard B. Taylor.
Judicial attachment, levied on
a house
and lot in the town: of Oxford j the pro
.'perty'of Charles Taylor, one of the dc-
lendants. --) . I ' -
appearing to the Court, that Charles
ST
a t
Taylor, one of the defendants, is not an ;
inhabitant of this State : it is ordered, that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh Regis
ter for three months, successively, Cnat the
said Charles LTaylor appear at "our Superior
Court next to be held for the' said coimtv, at
Raleigh, on the -first Monday after the fourth
Monday of September Jiext, ' then ami there
to plead, answer, or replevy, ctbervise the
property will be condemned to-the' satisfac
tion of the plaintiff's demand! f I
Witness; Ransom Hintcn, Clerk of our saal
Court, at Raleigh, the first -Vonday after the
fourth Monday of March. A. D. 1824J
4S." R. HINTON, Clk.
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FOR PDBLISHISG A JJEWSPAPER I. THIS T0W5.
. I-'.; 1 v, - i'li ' KXTiTiEn . i ji- ;:v
The Fayptteville Weekly Gleaner.
j '; B. H. Tai.kot, Editpri i V
- PROSrECTTlS. ' ; 1
. Jn accordance with custom it first becomes
necessary. that the Editor should make an-x
p6se of his political tenets, and then unfold
his plans : in compliance therewith he would
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career be guided) beg leave to point: to the
Farewell Address bf the Father of American
Independence-; and when he shall depart
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His plans are to make this Journal equally
useful and interesting both to' the ' Merchant
aid Agriculturalist ; to give weekly, accu
rate statements of sales, public and private.
Also, an estimate of imports and exports, with
every transaction allied either to commerce
or agriculture, that shall come- within his
knowledge ; and from his experience in the
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more interesting by pviiig the procr edings
of our State Legislature in extenso,hi intends
residing in RaleighJduring the session of that
honorable body. A synopsis of Congression
ul Proceedings will always be found ia the
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i. 'e. Communications, will be thankfully, re
ceived to form a part of our miscellaneous
chapter ; but theEditor cannot . hazard tae
reputation of his paper, by lending'its pages
to the circulation of unworthy Essays : ni5
respect for the public should, and. he. trusts
ever will preponderate, when called to exer
cise his editorial vetoi " ; ,.:-. . r
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from all parts of the Union wUl -be kept on
file, and to which Subscribers to the Gxsasi
may have access jr-aftV." ' , , ;
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