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. c's-t.n-i br., ,r , t.t . 1 Jnwyp? by; party ?gp to livelikb brQtheb , ;t; ,.r. .f t. : .' n f.i '.V.v (r v
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rr if
..7 COKGlESSlQl?AL LIQUAllY vUOai: v
the , folloiwing ilescri'pVulv; of tihei nev
Iji Uraf j'Roomiat vth Capitol t i n fVash
I nctOO.i f it;- 'ti'h kZhvkfc ifi ti h If I
x Tlie room for the permanent ticbtnmoiU
tibn ;of ; th&V Kib jktva tf pongTeis,' vhaibeeri
completed ih;fj style (?f ereaf,eatJ;ty ;and ele
gance' Vich;jerititle i'tq, pr"pqiarf com.
m? ndittion. It .'ocaipies' near) v the whale1
front of thQJ;enUe;buihUn5t7l4iSO J feet iti
JenjFthUd'in width, and. aborrt"35Ti;height;
vIt is divided JnlO'-twjelyirchediiiUresorr
;nainented with fluted pilasters ppied:fioni
" the ', pillars of $hecelebrated,Octagon Tower
at'Athens At the entra.Tiice! in the centrepf
the; roomwluch is approaclifd from the gteat
. central ; rotunda, are two column!! -of ,'stonej
; wifb. capitals corresponding with those of the
' pilasters $ ' an; immediately'' iop positec p.nd
fronting the .window, , which leads intone
westem cftlonnatlej Cstand; i wo similar, cp?
luhins' of stone.;'! Those"5 pillars,witli thejQ
icores, support two galleries, extending near-
' -jy.the whole length -ofi tbeToom, ori both
. '.: side's," band divided into the sameTmimber of
'" shelved .'recesses; as. the.Jower. apartment
i " : 3'rom. these recesses .spri ngs the rch; which
. forms the clihgt;etegaiUly 'ornamented witli
Trieh stucco bbMers, pamVels, and wreaths oT
. . . flowers - Oil the' roof, whichr is-'about' ten
feet -abore th e' ceiling, i are tlvree sk i-liglit s,
.'thefWejof'wIucJb are also Jaufifully ileco
rated 'witH t stucco prnainen,ts.rj .Through
.XhVsei:v-A'n.the--windowVV;'bn ,the west, the
light 'js; admitte'd into "f .the 'room, aVid cati be
Jessened or increased at pleasurf j by means
of Venitian, biinds.-.Theiprincipal apaft
ment, .as ell as the reading-rooms on the
. north 'attachedl to it, is handsomely furpish
. ed' with 'sbphasl' mahoffany.r tables, tlesks,
' Brussels arpetihgi ; Wax At. each corner of
? this splendid , apartment, is a staircase leart--ing
: to.?the galleries' above, which are- calcu
: lated to v cpiitain vseT eral t thousand volumes,
- - nd 4which are ; so .arrangejl as to enable any
;,piietoal 'o' write in,, thetn Vitli; perfect
J covem0nc.,! The rbbm: opens into a mag
nincitnt colonnade,- or lojitr, formed by ten
piUrs of.theCprinthianVv4rder; between
r whichrupa an.iron'railing", to protect as well
- 3X3 to ornamentithis fine promenade, ; ,;'""
V. Vhe. new Library Room is admitted, by all
- who . see it ' to he,; upon 'a whole, the most
beautiful apartment :n the building. Its de
' comtions are rcmHrkably chafcte' ami elegant,
and the aichiteeture of .the whole displays a
gr at deal oftaste.f ;;; -V.-1 -v,, : ;
i . in me .same :ni-o)urutuw.v.a;.a t j r
i i 1 1 ; 1 1 . i i -
- '- :" !t' iIURDEIt IN KENTUCKY,
:; ; ; v." . - -;' -" :i-v;v.-v"Vi'
' ' ? ;The .'Petersburg-'Statesman1 ef 'December
-saysthe vpublic " feeling 'considerable
" ' ; smxiety to know, the grounds on which Isaac
Deslia,.son;of sth'e': Governor of Kentucky,
. v-is arrested for ; - the murder '. of Francis
f lJake'r,of "Mississippi, as stated in ourJast,'
- , 'we give the following particulars cominuni;
J , v catetl by pT gentleman fromMaysville,r lCy, ji
u It appears that'Desha f j;ll iif company with
Mr. Baker, ; at , some . place - near. Mavslick.
After some cojnvers;tion, I by whiclvhe learn-
fc ed thai :Mr. IJaker was travelling; eastward,'
-. and intended .balling on Captain AViliiam
jecKiey, a relation 01 ins i tying near ,asii
.' : 'ington, he Desha off efed'to accbuipany
, him, to show- him " the way to that sreni le
, v ' ' map's, which ofjFer was ;accepted.--Nothihg
k m ore. was. seen or heard of - Mr..-.Baker until
he was found several', days afterwards in the
woods covered: with logs and rubbish, with
his throat cut frt?m ear to ear. " The back of
4iis fhead waV much. .bruisedj i supposeld -to
. 'have leei Pccasioned by 'the -strokes? of a
JaVge-' w'liip;! in f Desha's ' possession, and the
rt. .Cfhumb of his riiht hand hatl beeii cut : ap-
preptly a while resisting the knife' tV.the'
vmiifderer.rpeslMi, wb Ieam, was met near
; thS place .where the murder was committed,
by av ad (wha fasserts tliat his hands - ami
clothes ere rblobdy, :;andj tfiat 1e; was caf
; ; ryi r.g- a bridle which also was b looily. Tlie
hoi ise bX tii'e deceased was found in poss'es-
' pti b erM compared j'itKBakerW. was found
' f a " be ' of the I 'sanie ' nuatiyi " with the mark
slOii OTTUchUi ain. a - Mini iesiia uau on,
oit
put iiiprecisejytne same piace Miiere
aker's name was w;iiti'ejrbn the btb'er.
Bu
.Trw Springfield, r1;. Jlrpubhcttn.
. ;. . . . . . . t," r
: ! On tbe.eTeninit of Enday the 3d insC an
-y :H.?emb!yf wereconvenei for .the purpose of
V: divine worship at the house of 'Mr. Kphraim
Cboley .inVputhi opkfiehl. .When enppig-'
ed; m ,their vsoTemnrdevotiontb. (iod,-they
. wj-re shocked bythe.heavy report of a mus
, ; 'iktt without near tle'.(iouse. HTJiree gentle
I men iromeijiately,w.ent ouU , ,Tbey discoYer
ed three persons, at a, little i'HistanJce, making
v'i their escape with gTphaste.;Vl,he gentle
mepn not apprised of all that bad been dope,
rnd apprehending, no .ftirtlier interruptiph,
, returned,: f The religious, exercises, wercre
' guiarly tiosedi': t Atter4be conggatibn hid
V retired the'family discovered that.lhe legf
- y ,iue?r, xaoie wasv sput. -ilT vtooieypii mr:
. Lucr4;c..uiiMatioii, jounpo ,nis asjonisnnjem
t -. and surprise that1 mnihet fall .witlt
barbaritr, atjiiwithaut Respect to him his
Vjire''.'-.lH.ch been
' f shot .through hee(!oor: within three pr four
M'eeftif myself .and a number, bfbthers-r-wit If-
tii ucins 05 , jur JOoiey strucK ana spilt
the tablee-tben ; crossed .t&o ioom, pjiss,
mgwjtbvi'eightinches of Hrs Ripliarsi pe!n
etratect thtj two firsthand lodged', in thetirtt
fold of a clothes ; frame, doubled, ifri anct
if.:"! r- '. 1 .;uif
gregat iort, ,m this : niomnt bf ;(mroruent xlan-
repectable citizens of Ijrookfield,. are tatting
i Dr
ROVIDEJVTIAL' ESCAPE:
An event ticcurred in this town, bn the
trYOf thy 6f being reifrdlasT5ttfik
ingly Hfu'sirates theiHitK '6f an frbver
ru Ungrabtl yg&vcriilng;' Providence. - c A
.yf)a9z,4ijtiy'tlie'nanie of Noah oo
rnLs.qidescended the well ofWiltfam
FcPOTn?'-fi?hicJi'as:56 feet deep,and
laboretlin. it the fore . pa rt "of vthe ,ttay4
for the pu?rp(se o c jea.rinsfjt. of sand, 4
Hp .came put at noon andook dinnen ;
and 'et''Pfinote.i-!fpi'e;2'3!ock'- ar
gam descenifed.' 'Th'e person 'at the top
cat 1 e4 jtq h m ; to know if ha got to'.the
bottqniv q( the wej I ' 4 Loiom js jceplietJ;
5 lhaye goV within. fourrfeet;of the bot-tom-Tlr
don'tj. know, abou t going any
farther a two or tbree stones have,now
faIenin.VVfVVhile th$ words .werejret
iii . his, roputh, the wall; for, thirty ,feet
above; hini, ti the vtop'oJ?an.old curb
which was. (eft when the, well was dug,
gave. ;wa r,v and ? Loomis. was Coinplely
ervewjcu.in nryins aiarm was
jiyenpeoplei began : fast , to -assemble,
anil after, a f few minutesconsultation;
commenced dissinc for the; purpose of
getting, the botly,, having no expectation
at jthe tiiiiehat thenianj was, yjetaliye.
hen j they, had taken u p,the wall, abiu t
ten !eer the renainiier;? gave way- ann
caved ,in, together with a. large qjiantity,
of earth at f the. top of -the ', weil-r-Jhis
uecesarily suspended their labors, until
a. curb ..-was prepared. .About five o'clock
tackles and backets werepwefared aifd
put in succqs?ioi operation.,. 4 pey con
tinuod toexcavate niitil. they ...came to
the. .old -curb abovV mentioned, ;: whicb
Wiis.stjjljl o'clock at night.; Xhe old
curb Was-SQ rotten that they were afraid
to proceed , until a new.one was made
and put; .within it ; .the doing of this
suspended their digging till four o'clock
in tne ,mprning, j , Altec tots was done,
the , again commenced excavating and
on raising ac large fla.t;tonev the persiin
I in the: wcJl ;heartl a groan,;! He, came
up, '"another desceh leu; spke to JLootnis
and received a distinct arid correct ari
Kwjer, J;Tliis took pface vhen tley were
abou t 2 1 j fee t f V9 in tli e. top b f th e ,- w e 1 1
Tbe itixiety ofjthe people at this tno
pient (and there were several hundreds)
was very intense : they appeared com
pletely astonished; and rushed en masse
to. the top of the Avell.- They again
commenced digging with renewed acti
vit5 jind zeal, occasionaUyc;illing to
Jioomis', and. as often receiving distinct
anil correct janswers. . He was- once
asked if he. Was wholly wedged in ? He
answered t Jie'was and not much hurt
bu r inTgreat Idistressl About half past
12 came) to' his Ips libhl of tle rope
and raised pverlte head, '.ami- found him
as henhadf.said, cVnnpletelvi wed zed iru
As soon' as his head was liberated they
gave mm some coctiinis and about two
o'clock the young man : was presented,
y i th t) u t ; h a v i n g a b rb k e n . bu ne, to- a
large cou cbu rse of ' ad mi ri rig" spec titors
after Jia vi n been buried,; 24 hours,
53 " feet beneath) the .surface :;of "the
grbu nd '! lie was sefnbip) ejel y wedged
in on every side injve rio
more than his toes on his left fo and
his fingers ; on his ' right y. ha n ) Af ter
being in the well two or three' houi-s,
Loomis became very thirsty, and feel
ing a ; xliiop of watr run ddwfi his face
he readied out his tongue, ami received
d r op. a Iter drop, sufficient to al hay his
thirst. M All tlie medical aid" that could
b e gi ven " was re n tl e : r ed J i m i heel lately, as
th e re was ' s eyeral in eil i cal . gen 1 1 e m en
p r e s e i i t , : ; Jl e was d epri y e d o f t th v u s e
of. Ids limbs tor.- three or four clavg, but
is' riowlftiing- .iyel l,"bStig 'able to standi
aridrbythe blessing of God; Jhe!willi rt
li.sriopell'rs6onNrecoVVv-
i 'j if Yloii r i s) i i n g ci ties, :'?, D r,,P.al ey ob ?
Uibbons!A" watch'niayrbe yeryiun
necessary , append aae tp - tlie )d ressof
a i peasa n t ; ye t;i f , the peasant'.-:, w 1 II still
the ground in brdet 4o obtain a? watcK,
tli trueCdesign of co
edt: ' arid the Hvcli-riiaker: whUelhe
polishes' tfie. cases and files -the whecjs
of his ingenious . machin e, is contribu ti ng
serves, have been raised and support-,
ed ' b v ? t rad ingin tbba ecu ;f Jbpu I bu s
tuwrif Subsist:byttJi,e:-'feari u factu rel jif
InhOirschvnot so directly! as if he hari j
dled'the parleor the'bloueht -:Tbe use
ofTobacco is ant abknwwledjjed super
fltiityil butif the fislverrtran wilt ply his
e.'arid"f4hfr.mArnefetch fice trom
foreignf eou ntrie in" tortl er to procu re
to himself this indulgence,4, the . tnarket
is 'supplied with ;twa'i important articles
ot's;provtsipn by the ihstru mentality of
merchandise whichVhas no; other ap
pa ren t Use5 'than ''fml rtytncation of "a
Aaf cilappeRtkV; .Ts Wasotitng can :
p,qt Jjecontroyerte, ind, it , is;deci8ive
tf the 'prpductive'nesfs of those .who jard
sn inrproperly called unprotluctive la
borers'."'-'' ' :"V: :, -AH
.1. .i Iy, " " , V 3 ,- j
f ":. A, jfe wv weekn sipep the following sin
ajular..-circumstance occurred at Aicotr
torr Manufactory tin this' "vicjnitv 7 An
i ntel IHgent but viciotis1 oy , I dving "Jjlay
better thanr work1 determined, jf posi
(Siblev ' 'diay";. Saturday afteriipoh,.fo'r
h i m sel f , and 'com pan ion s ; to "gat h e r ( n ut f
in ithe' neighboring woods ;to effect his
purpose,' hegot into, the' wheel-pit just
before tHey. afternoon bell began to VingV
n tthf'tlie intention pf,placing a stone
before iheVvheeli whiqhvvpuld obstruct
it; and: probably .cause a. suspension of
ivork'for the " remainderof the vday. '
iieiore ne naa time torpiaqe: ine" stone,
the bell, rang and, toVhi horror, , the
gate, was raised' his Wnly ... chance fbr
safety .now- was .to- run .ti p on 'the buck
etsvKpHeciselJike a I felon on a i tread
mill Or )squirreUiiifaL)cage.; ) This; he
continued) to dbfbrnearly two hours,
when' the 'rriill vastoppeJ)(as is cus
toma r jipn Saturdays,-),eiirl ier than usu
al, in .order, to. clearf ther machinery. -7-The
1 i ttl e rogu e now crawl ej Out near
ly exhaustetU' having "jbeen' seerelpu
hishedlfpr his attemptcat misdhiefj i
BY AUTHORITY.
An Act concerning General Lafayette.'.
, lie it enacted by the Senvt und House of
Representative of the United States of Jfmeri.cn
in Congfess assembledt That, in consideration
of ine services auu sacrinces 01 uenerai i.aiay
ettc, iii the 'ar of ihe Revolution, the Secte-
cretaryjof the Treasury be, 'arid he is hereby
audibriied'io pay tohirii the sum of two bun-,
dred tliousainl ifoH irs, out of any money in
the Treasury, noi otherwise .appropriated.'. '
! - Sejp.' I iiithe it f'Hrtfiiqttedi"H.Yiv here'
! be Ranted to the said General Lafayette" and
4nsr he'rs, one township of land ; to be laid out
and located under the au thorn v of the Pre-
sid nt, on any of the unappropriated lands of
the United Stat s. ' v V
Approved Dec. 28, 1824. , v - ; '
An "Act to authorize the Legislature of-.the
r, State of Ohio, io sell and convey certain
tracts of Land granted to said State for the i
Ilea rvf lli nonnla l4acP . .. "f - i -A
1 lie it enacted fiit theSenate and House of lie-
fireitetttihives of the United States of America
in Congress assemble ti That the -( Legislature ,
of the State of Ohioshall be. and is herebv
'authorized and; empowered to cause to be
sold and. conveyed,' in such manner, and on
siicli'urms and conditions as said LeG:isLture
3 hall byi law direct, the following tracts of
the Us3jof he people thereof, tel witt so much
of the six iriile reservatuin, 'inchi'd-.ng thq Salt
Springs, commonly "called the Sciota Salt
Springs, as remains unsold; the Salt Springs
near iiicp jiusKingum iver, ana. inline wui
tary .Tract, "withthe1 sectioi.s of Jand which
includeithe &irttie V' f he proceeds thereof to
be applied to such literary "purposes as said
jL-eg-isiawire, may nercaner oirect, anu to no
other use intent or purpose whatsoever. , v
VApprbved Dec28, 1824. ' ,
MH-;r";:i - v)) ,:)v-;)'-: :
V? '"
fjO .the Jail in AshboroV N:C in Decem
1. ber l834, a Negro '. Man, as a ' Runaw ay,
about 5i feet 10 inches high; with asore under
nis ngpi .eye ; its riost;: some oi Pis teem.
Saysliis name is BAUTLY, that he was-sold
by ThoriiasWill iarns,' son of , Eli as Bailess . .
' ,"i '-S i ;i S1L AS DAVID SON, Jailor ;
: :, Nov.l824.-i-5mo:-v: ;
f V AKEN up and committed to the Jail of
1? " IVake; Countyy ori. the Slthr iristVft'Negfp
IMan about 20 years phi, stout . b uilt;- dark
complesionwhp says his name is. YEARLY
mmI VWilfc w1 u rit-' WP' C r ft 1 a -f"
Fatrickj coiintyj a' b- a)Ir Camniel, who.
ne.f'bfcii(ves;; lives' jn pme'Ut"ofKentuck,"' &
has bee-inaayjmbre. than 12 inbntlvsi Tine
owner is requested to " epme.Torwartl," prove
properiy,) pay chatges,and take him? away
otherwise. he will be disposed of as the. law
' ..T1-W ic w ' -li . - rift
T I
..BLANKS)
For sale' he rev
'
4 - MWl-'rtUO, Will ie Jjjvcn ;-t u.;v;-
Jt'jvavd-fornppreheM
tos pie living near' p.eves's Cross Uoads, iii
Vake CbuiitV, 'N.' C.'a MuTattoJ, Bov, nam't il
IfANOMl'jjTTKNS. ; Ihaci; bn;vwh:-n;hy
wfeht off. : a 'dark ''mixed liome sdun coit and"
waistcdat copperas .cploure pair !df ,paii
tatbonsi a-wool hatband -carried witji him a
Vellow coloured pair 01 p mtaloons., t . r liere-j
pv forewarn all persons, whatsoever,, from
employing or .'harbouring- niin under-tnfi
penanv ot tne- law. . -'-r j uti: iriA
Dee. 2a, 18 J4... (, ,
7 thbse that are Vndebted to .tlif f "Ks
XiLta'te of.Jemima Pace, -dee'di ! areiivqu'est
ed f corner fpryfard ' a nd, pay-, tb eir: accounts
and those having claims against, said Estate,
are requested-to '.bring them forward-pro-p
e rly a u th e n tjcated, : with i n) tb e"1 i m e;p revel
St a ot X 01c C to oliiVa.' ,
. Stpkes t;d wards f , V; ,
andjno. Edwards.J.., I;
4T appear.ng to tlie Court that .the delend-
' II ants are pot inhabitants. of: -.this State, Of:
dered by tlie Coui;tt that publication be made
in jthe lfaleigh Hegister for three months in
succession, that the- defendants jippeaT. at our
next Superior Court of. .l.awto be , held for
the county of Ashe,: on.. the tliird MoiitLy
in .March next, then add there.plead, answer
or demur, or Judgment will be taken by de
fault against them.; Witness David 'Earnest,
Clerk of oupsaKcourtfat orRce, on the.thifd
AlOnday of September, ' 8241 ,-', t,. ..
. 9-3m 'Vni'iviiKAItKrT, Clk.
,T ' the late No vember tter m ; of, Halifax
If
u County Court. tlie subscriber, qlialined fis
lulmiriist ratbr t b t he ; est at e, of r j.ame'a Wi AU
ston, dec'd.j All persons -indebeil o the
estate are, requested to niake immediate pay
ment, and the creditors of the same, are. here
by notified to present their. claims- duly au
tuenticated within the time prescribed; by
law
W I LL! S V. ALSTON, Adm'r
)Nov)l6,l824;t
rS-2m.
4
iN Wedneftflay the 8th Jnstant, in,
or" not
.Jr far sou,t)v of ,Raleiirhw alsmll i-'Reil Morbd
cb Pocket Book, containing about 10 dollars
i n cash and a Itece.i pt against Mr, liartwe)!
Kiirish for fpurteep barrelS. of flour d'-pbsin
ed with himl for sale.:.. A
tl.ie me, and delivering, it to the ' subsdfiber'
will' confer ; ii fa ypr arid .shall , be , i erisonalif ly
rewardedfl : .'1 'v ;'."- ';i-'-'f:iTrv''i
j pll ARCE? AV. JpriNSTpN
Dec. II.
1-4.
i - . ,
O1
Nthe fourth ndav of KeBruary next,
wui. be; ottered at puo.'csuie. bctpre tne
Court IIou
Negroes,
John Stevens.
.proved sect'irity,latsix:m p-v
1 At th same iniei1 stnulry.'Negrbea': iwillLbb'
hired out for thef ensuing year a J ? ?f
14f4t , , T. P. DEVERE UX Adm'r.
D't ember 14. " ". ' ,-.y .i). -
Nor th-Caroli na Fein a 1 AcaCr
' ". .. l rii.v. '. tleniy. - . r-
a fc. W s. A . - - ? r
AWUKK W a & JU Kb,; I'RIKCIPAL'S.
QTjklHE exercises of this institution will be
,ii.resunied on the 1 st day of ' Februaray,
182.5;" At fliis seminary comptetevd radi
cal English education, .botb literary and scieh
tific0 may be obtained. Board (in the 'family')'
and tuition,' xty Dollar? i pefscssion, payable
in advance.' Each pupil must ftifnisliJ apair
pf lsheej,' bfarikets, towels; andt"a xdverhdi
br pay $2 50ext nt per 5 session, ;Tliere : are
seven competent teachers coristantlyemploy
ed, together with AJaps, . Globes anv Orrery
and a. valuable 1'fufasophical and ; Chymiad
id partitas. ' Jlfvsic $30, JJruivingi Itiintmsr
;su per session,. and . liaiscin.ir at ?1U peH
quarter, are taught when required. Those in
terested, in; obtaining further particulars are
requested to apply by -letter post paid) td
the principals. , law-4t .
y Oxford, Granville County, Dec.,530 S
y T 11 E Subscriber most respectfully informs
the , publici; that the exevci.fcs' pf this In
stitution wid: be resumed on the; first Sunday
in J anuary. j The , direction of the Academy
being ori his own responsibility, Parents: and
Guardians are . assured, vdiat the' rabst unre
mitting atteritiori shall be paid to the moraT,
as well as the literary; improvement of those
committed to his charge. t The 4tnctesrinj
partiality shall -be shown j the utmost order
anddecorum shale
ject shaH e ver bekept i ri virv jo inspire the
our. il s with ad i le reganl for virtue and moral -
ity arid to correct 11 disgrace
anV liceritipuslwirts) Yo
signed Ybr: the ;Uiuersity!jof North-iJaroIina,"
slvdie thoroughly grounded m(.$h. fyst?m
pff "studies preparatory. to. admission so as. tp
be able to enter wit.ii aisumruisneuiionor ana
credil. , :,.,..,-: ---H----
' Terms to be paid quarterly in advance; viz:
The Latin and Greek Languages, v36 .
V The Eno-lisli L'aiSyTiiafre ' ReadinGr. .Writing
Arithmetic, Book-keeping ,in smglq.' ahcLdbifc-
pier entry, uepgrapijj-, Ancient anu .wmei
History Composition vand all tne pecessary
spa onarajuefcan
on ye ry liberal term , . t
hed by Lawi otherwise they will be barred
bf, a 'recovery thereof i'-,,,', l,'" 1 I
, VniiTHOLlXGSM'OUTn. Adm'r.
T. Superior GourtSeptember. Term 1S24..
f .i.M vs.. 1, , ;v;i), i-vj- ,
se in Smithneld,Vsundry. valuable
, belongingtb t!e "estate; of tlie late
, J i in.' Terms are,: bond with ap-
branches quisite m ago;E
tion j Four , DolIarsLi.
ThesitUaliojv is Ive
elevated, apd bfsafdinffcan be esdypbtaihed
De eMSui'-ODtainen i
rJVi tne Jail jn AMiboro' No'rth-Clf)ln;ai uf
a 'October last, ajNeg-tv man, asi rt-taway-taWt,35'-yeai;s
ofafe ;5 fett &cr 9 inc'ie',
hig1ar ;: 'speaks Jrather slow W V... wide fdfe
teeth .and wide t apart,03: )Vhjv ' calls his junie
BKN, says,;he hejons.' ty AVilliairl Arnold.
ofrAlabama, and.jhat ,he came ffom Isle of
Wight County, Va., la.st winter U -
: , v j ' ! ,;'SUS DAVIDSON, Jailor.;
Coirnititted
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fTO. the- Jad inj Ashb'proV NC, In ictoScr '
A Jvst,; aNegro 3tuiiV s a Itunaway; ' about
27 or 30 years of atrr bdlit 5. fee t lO.inche
h;gh;;Jia lost some of his upper tetjth ; a i
'a small' , scar a'bve; . his riht; eS'e. - Siys. faa
nameisJSHADrtlCli : and that be was ukt n
lis onr, Ian l;t nd, ; by J oseph r Wi i Ji'kiTJs.'.froni
wnom ne itunaway. in toe: sta;e voi ; a aoamn. .
Sj SILAS DAVIDSON, - Jfilor. ,
Novvl834.-6nvi- ;
State of X6rth-Caidlinnl:
lil":ecoirili Count vit v.
4
Court of l'leas anl Q.uarfer S'cssimis,
ivovemwer icitn, 10-
' Svlv-wXIttle4- V" '
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petition for"
The heirs at law of Gray Lit f dowreri
. tledec'd.'; ; " . ) -
appearirigtothe's.atisfact:on of UieCauH,
,fl. that Ehiah Mannins andLydWr his wife,'
nd lien jani:n Manning . and Syjvia Wm wiit , .
CJeiuiams, aru'ioi re-.-iixiens oi; jrurs, m 'i :
tt is ordered that publication ; be made forj -months'
in the.dialeigh-Keiter thit I hey
.pear at Abe next Court of . Ileas ibd Qnaru '
Sessions, tp be hld rfrtheco'inty b"i Pdgt -a
comb, at th Court dIouser iii Tarborbudl u-pu"
the;4jth Monday bf. Noyeibeiv
153m
MlClFLi HEARN, C
.tj'u' ii sti
I OBERT i MFnAY. Ob: haveleccjr'
ed their Fall Imjiortation of JJrg Goor!rt
drrJct from, England and Ne W-Yoik.? ) Their
ssortm'e rit incjudes alipp'st eyry . article rlebil -ed
incountry 'stbr-!;v--;..:X tV:?h ")-' '
,1' They invite all responsible dealers to comdT
and bujV on as liberal.terms'of trelit as are!
git?en .bylapy Importer in the Unite St-de-.
Oiher;houses ijhvthis town, "have' inipoi ted
sb. largely this season, sthat the aujountuf
goods here, at j present, . fu exceeds thaV of
any. forpc r dime j in ;pui4experJeucei " - j -
4 tTheVstbck.' of. !4rr6cerieif. is eoitallv'cxtCn-
sive.)o':pt
iiy more advantage's.. boW thajheretafortj; ti 11
this market.-
IFavette
ville,, October 25(tl 1 83iv K . ; .)'
- f ' . :? 1 Y" : ' ' " ' y ' - ''TlSS '
fWiiik ' S tin;scviber;. bat b estahlishejVaLin
-'I bf Packets bet weeiii "Philadelphia axd,iii
rnrngtan, N. 0. takes this method v.acquainC
Mic -iii !-XJ'lij V m uary iicxv, ami jJicatJ-.'
answer .;brepriurt.'pr'h.e'' efio?i i will ' l ,
heurtVex'prfrte fasTto t (lem'.Vvif nt?3 Mich el
HearpX Clert of said Cuiirt' uit -,TdrobrbYrurh ,
. .' t i. .. r : "'i '
CTIU l'UliailMVlA
pc,-puisne, uiaf ryvsei, wu.f ieaye-firi '.,,,",.g .--.t
trin; N. C, fpr Philtdelplila'''eVery. len; days.'!-" -v
Produce
e inxenueq ior rnjs conveyance,,; wui ; .
iyed &: for warded by Dtiri'r'aii 'Jl'liorilpA , V
qbf jKavetlt'iire; '-.sild Sles.'rs.towe' ; 1
be ieCe
8c bittier, of Y ilnuisgton, N. 04 at the lowest ,
rates of,freight;aridleastexpVrise )ossiL cf.- V
flavins' three trood vessels in the trade, comj
manded by careful eapiains, w H acquainted
with the "coast, '"and cabins well fitted for1 the
accpmmrnlation of passengers lie th erefbre
trtists to meet witlf epcoiir iement j ph'da . ,
lelphia with'-its environs las i become so great
a manufacturi tig place that ebUbri ciri be sold:
tosome ebritvand adyan
the cbnsiimptioft belrig' rf tese. nt about twen
tythmtsaiul - bales: 'per- annnrti kndii wilt tut'
doubt be soon greater,; J:-. . "Ii,-"r -
--?M: iti i;JAMEpA-0-DN,;jun.. , .
; : ; v. ' '" .. CommisMibn . Merchant,
t : SNbrthjF
Sept. 301 1824.v : "I. ' ' . 9.3-3 .n ,.
fBlHE'-Exami n-
)JL,I st5tutiariiclpsefi;bn'xhQ.2fHri
rhe Trustees ne: nbot ! forbear exnreing
the very high 'gratincation,5vhich "thlsexami
nation afforded them, for never in the, pupils 1
of any Academy 1 did they witness a more
nerfect-acquamtance with ."the various bran- - !
ches of l6arningUsuaUy,tatighf'in such ii,-ii-futibrts,'
a proficiency -which, vwhile-it claims ,
for the you tig ladies unlimited praise Tor their
industry, renects . eqttal, credit upon the skill
and management ot Miss Ramsey, tlieir amia-'
be Preceptress: ? ; ' . " ,
fi The Trustees can now with confidencel re- .
commend this institution jto the patronage of
a generous public,' haying rebgagedf Mis-,
Ramsey; the present Preceptress.. tor another.
year,; a'Jady who unites to qualihcitlions of
the highest ortier' manners tie mot anable,
and engaging. V ' , V ' ) " ' . '
T-He Truktees)believe'vlKt taking into vie w .
the big Ii qua 1'ificHt ions V,f t e prece p t n ss, th
healthiness 'bf the kitaatir p,-.the low- rate of
boarcl, and4tfiealvantage of regijk'rly attend-
rag divine; wbl sip, : this1 institution present!
to the public claims iiot surpassed by any in
the: State:? ."J.- . . .V' " r", V f I
b Tiiei Exercisesi pf nhef 'V; Acs demy wilt 5e
openejd tlie?tiKrtliiKiiv'ni .Is nrirv ' r. xt; 4
W ILL! AM Aim: : DELU LiVfi. "
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