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UnwarpM hy -party rag-e to livq like brothers.'
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;THE REGISTER ;
;,H published eyery; Tcksbat; and Fbidxt iby
5 . . y. t JOSEPH. GALES Sc BON ' . ,
AtFivE't)o!Iars pca-anrfura-rhalf m advance
'WW-
; J ADVERTISEMENTS B
Not ;':e3tceecllnffl..6 lines, neatly inserted three
times fora Dollar, and 25 'cent for everjr siic
ceefring puhlication 1 those of greater length
v h the sanie "propbrliph ..Communications
thanTcftilly received:-. . . Lstt krs : to the Edi-r
' tors mist be. nost:pajdr;:f I'iTV '
ON JSTEWSPAPEUS.;
IF1
The following well-written retnnrlcs on Newsi
f papers are from tlie pen of he cefebrated
; Poet MoTcpMEiir,,whoisthe Editor of the
English Paper tJTmerlytrvublishec by tlie
senior Editor of the Register. ' '
THev rnay effect .to despise newspa-
ners that win, out jt nns;r-equireu the
lessons, the laborf Jtlie experience, of
feix thousand jcafg, to bring ociety to
a state so suuerlatiyel v f artificial a:to
, jrender avinut i; acquaihtahec ? vvith
wh a t ifi Z 9 i fvertf wt p r, necessa
!ry for the enj oy me n t o f ,1 i fe an ri home,
nmiirni H lilrrtat. mill In fnl 1 o t
dlascs dy.
butjwith
all "ranks and
'conditions of ; men, from' the monarch
on his " thrdntj : to the 1 peasant ;atTJhis
plotfh. The poems of Homer and Vir
gil, tiic historitVqf TIuiWdides and Li
vy, ; the J rarejdie's ; ofEsch yls and So
pirtr'es, t! e - orations of Demosthenes
-ohd Cicero the ; greatest monuments
teniiis, learnin'and scienc(?iii an
Igiven ' birth to thVt. masterpiece of .hri--
jman ingenuitf--a Newspaper, till man
I li n v'the: sociat bompact5 J;ad reached
j Jiis niajoritj, if we may use tlie expres
L sioTt; and the'perpetu;l food of intelli-
gece concerning himself wherever he
exists, had become a a necessary for the
enjoyment of political Jife, as in the bo
il dily frame;' the uninterrupted corres
: ! pondence between the h;n!'ahd mem-
Dermis necessary for health.;-; In those
I I countries where newspapers? Jire'estab
; i llshed,but especially in our Vwn where
: ! they are free, knowledge of every kind
f TOusi-'be'.moreeWer trie.read
1 ing- classes than it ever cotild have. be
I come: where tid such prompt and influ
j entiaihrieans odiRusihg; it were em
r i16yed.f.erVo'mniense. a majority
" j of the poorest people are able toread'
j! and those- atad any Hhin read
IJCHajjapci j " ucic iiitj wuii , wo
ineiil--llla..-iiici c is ntaitci y an iuui-
Tidiial bet,iveen Berwick-on -Tweed and
Penzance,, who is not (weekly at least)
tiverteI4rom lus own petiy cares.anu
pursuits : and : roused by his favorite
I iournal-to take part in the counctisif
! princes the quarrel s or nauons, anu
j;the affiiirs Y his Vwn govern m en td
j feela persbrial -interest -in . Ahe ,'fluctua
1 tiori of comiuerceJ and . agiicultu reto
f Tnark ;with;. curiosity the progress of
; arts'; sciences and the belles Uitr? ;
f io reiisn ine, ipruneiii scanuais.oi ni;u
; ifci ex p fessjei u e abl i orre n ce of 'the v 1 1 -1
lanfes of -Ibxyllife, add vsytnpatliiz .with
the conflicts! sufTennKS, and successes
of middle Jifej--in a word, to be affect
ed with all .'that affects humanitvuuder
V everv actual" or: imaginable
; circurn-'
i Ther forfgoin 1 13 all rhapsody, not
j" one w ord 0 f Ay hi cli w as i n t e n d ed to be
? written when' we fit dowu except ier
.haps thet first sentence; which was to
have been f oltowed bv somethin'elsc
) thatf weihaye'altcady- rgotn,-,'ahil
j care hot now.to recall. . Soiree; readers
f inay imagine; thaijwe have purposed to
j : exalt ourf own vocation; and to insinu-
' ate; that re geiiius U requited to com -
pose newspaper, ;ncItconsequenfiy;
' tluit a newspaper: is a more excellent
J i work, than any of those celebrated pro
! j dactions 'of the greatest wits in passa
j 'jje. which: hay)i been; 1 ready named
$jy far fim Topbsi ng a hy su cli thing
;trary, betj apd, Vthat there, is scarcely
' I V sin v" 'species Jof publication whatever
i t !TaC.refiiirc hat is call edc-;
' I iiius-to conduVr(r
. fitably, proyiddtheelitor possesses a
f , certain ; sagacity we had' almost Jsaid
I Mistinctv to ielect out of :t he floating nria
' ; terials7 wfiltli He Villjlihd iiitho pages
f ltis :;cot(tVnpofarie's; those particles
).. 'tij'it'nvtlti'th
number of rrieaderi!;in his -own Vw'eigli
brhood.T j AVe. liaucuno scru pier o say;
tha t he re'rcconsista t h$, w hoi e atand
I mystery. tifcfmimlini: a popular-jourrial,
Konie iriiiiices'? and- th q failure inth
crh 01 tV.Vrje'wiio have undertakeirthus
t0 ln florals,5 politics, litcnit'urc,
cieht and modern times, "vvere prKluc
:edv"in 'Jprogrpssiye'e different
Vnnn trios, not one of which tould have
ifvely ah ii negatively,'" bv the success in
history ,f bioj;raphjMnecdotes;' facts,
rumors, &!c.&c.- and all1 the" indescri
bable compounds thaV enter - into ?the
farragoof afpewspaper? It"h at'the
present:time monhan-ever,that jhe
exeircisjeof this-'eci iar-xri: ist'; neces
saryto render uqh poblications attract
tive, since - pot i tics are happil v for the
nation become empty, staleri flat and
uuprpiuaDJe.'; f
A .1
RIGHTS OF SCHOOT MASTERS.1
; A: causes yas latety brought ittTau n -top,
M s.' by a parent, vagain st a school -master
Tor' cruelly- and ' improper! v
beating his son V After a lon trfal fthe
j ury; i n at few minutes, returned a'ver
diet (bribe defendant
uuuge viiue,in nis cnargi,auifiieu
to the practice vhich was; but too com
mon ainbhg " pa rents, otVespouMne fthe
Quarrels1 of their children whenever
t. . . . : i ii- 1 ...... i 'i ' i .
uicv c-jmpiaineu or nt usage at scnooi j
by vehich means the authority of.-the
master was brought into contempt arid
his usefulness frequently destroyedr It
was perhaps better fox the child eyen
that he shou Id su ffer Sime iiij ii stie'e at
tlie hands of his teacher,thau that!.
should be supported by his father in an
attemptto resist the salutary discipline
of education. - A child 'was frequently
rqined by such a course of conduct; ant'
should - the plain tiff in. the present case
obtain a verdict, it might be the means
of rendering: the bo' entirely ungov
ernable, and alike obstinate or perverse
u nder parental restraint as4ie had been
under the control of his- instructor.
Under these circumstances, : and the
principles of law ; as applicable to the
case,1 which were altogether on the side
of the defendant, it remained for the
jury to decide whether, the punishment
inflicted was of axruel ancl unjustifia
ble nature, manifestly disproportioned
to the alleged oftehce, or whether the
master was in the lawful and correct
exercise of his delegated auth6rity dver
the child.; V' -;v:xi,:::. .
Honor and Graft hale of Gev.- Bolivar.
A I Frenchman r having- transmitted
from London various private' letters to
the liberator and president in "which
he seeks, to impress him with mistrust
of the British Ministry, relative to the
reconition ot t;olomDia, an vises nun
to proclaim himself a constitutional
king and suggests to him the measures
necessary to gain the military and ci -tizeris
of influence, friends of liberty,
promising to bring him, in person, a
project of a constitution ; v and con
cludes bvassaringhim that on this 'con
dition tfie powers' of Europe will have
no difficulty in recognizing Colombia':
he pfesideji t, i ndign an t at read i ng such
iniquitous counsels has sent the said
letter; tothe Vice-President of the Re -public;-stating
in a confidential letter
that Je consigns them to his hahls with
a view of d'enou ncing themlt'6 Congress,
that the Representatives may be made
acquainted yi iih the suggestions of the
enemies- of .America, .and : may know
that he never will keep secret, commu
nications of this nature, because his on-.
jy tiesire is vio ure a cuueri ftc mr
ti frppmnn." i . ... . . . , ,
L" Such is Generaf Simon iBolivar. -
: Mnpul Travp(ling.och; is the'im
provemht in tliq;rneth()d of tnivellirig,
tl)atdistancevhic)i somp lew years
ago consumed .a;,week of a mah's life
are now travctled; in litte' more than
arsinglei dayrheyoutti froihoston
to NewrVorkAhabeeri regularly per
formed this season in 24to 26 Kours
that from Nev- York to Philadelphia, in
10 bourse and fromN tht latter place .to
Baltimore, ? in about the sam e tunei
From Baltimore to Alexandria the usu
alttiroWis about 7. hour's and thencelto
Norfolk about '22. vThs the trav?l.
ling hours,." between . Boston and Nor
folk, amount at this tirncTto 75. Twen
ty years ago, 17 days;or f408 hours
were required for the same- journey.;.
- Ctenafc . by SteamTh Cincinnati
Emporium informs us,' that at th6 wool
en r manufactory ;inj that city there js a
m'odet: of a machine for e'xeaya'ting the;
earth for the?, f orraationf)f analsie
invention of , Mr Frencli, practical
Engineer It -excavates,' elevates- and
places theearth on therside of ;the'ca
nal, at any given d istancefrom it s.mar
gin Vone operation The great snn
plicity of its constructin aiid move
inentsfihc;almostVcrtam great
practical UHUty
tioii at' this particular period ii matter
of cmigf atulation toHhe citizens of this
country, .and, wte trust,: oi profit ro its
ingenifbus inventor. ' We under.
n'lnachiriebfffici
rstand
de is
now building, :and expect this season
to8ce"'MW successfully applied to
digging cnnals.--'Bdlti innre Patrln
Ttespectfully informs his rfriends, that he
will continue to reside in Ilaleiehi r
April 18, 182a. ' 1 ' J
Tu 5 1: received by J. Gales Soiu
, , Jliner and, vTully on Fevers , , ' .
. Good's Study of Medicine vols. -5 -'
Majetidu's Phisio?oy ' .'' "
Beanys Pleas in Equrty
Arc'tbold's Circuit Plend'njr' .
- Johnson's Chancery, vol. 7th : . J ;
,.) Benedicts History of all IeIitsnons .-.
Dallas's RecoUections of JLord Byron
Life of Burke ' , i t
femoirs of Goethe
Hurnan Uenrt ;
Taltrs for mothers ; "',-'
. . Campbell's Thepdoric s ; '.
Ltticoq ! . - .. t i .
' Lord Byron's Conversations t
I .o'ngV2d 'Expedition-
Miss VVripht's few 1):jts at Athens
; Vally of Shenandoah; 2 vols
-Wolfe's Missionary Journal .
. Thatcher's Sermons . . s. .
5,000 Receipts
STATE pF :llTf I-CAB.QLINA. f ' ;0.
i4 ; v";:' "--r. Secretaires (lRce;
NOTICE is' hereby given, that by fn act
of thq last General Assembly of this
State, a BoaiM of Commissioners has been es
tablished to sit in the "City of Raleij?h, to pass
on all claims for Military Land Warrants for
.services performed By the officers, and: sol
diers of the Icnhtinrnlal line of this State iri
the Revolutioharj War, which shall pre
sented previpits to the first, day o'. July next,
after which time all such claims are declared
to' be for; vef barred ' ; ; , f V ; W
This Board is composed of his Excellency
the Governor, the "Treasurer and Comptroll
er. ' . j WM. 1I1IX, Sey of State.
UaTrigb; 4th J tinuary,'lS25:' J S ;; ft
JOSEPH WOOD WORTH, respectfully in:
forms the citizens of Raleigh,' and its vi
cihify,' that j he has rented a house of Capt .
Theo. Hunter, nearly opposite the "Court
House, where he proposes carrying on' the
Dying liusififsa in all its branches. i . '.
The Proprietor, h:.s been acknowledged by
Merchants and others in New-Yorki' Philadel
phia and Washington City, where; he carried
on the above, business 17 years, to be r equal
to anv Dyerw the Union. r '
Clo'hs are dyed any color, and finished as
imported-- Silks.-Satins and Crapes, are dy
ed by patternor otherwise.1 He dyes Ladies'
presses, and Gentlemen's Apparel. He
scours Coats, & Pantaloons, 8c finishes them in
he neatest manner. He takes Camel Hajr
Shawls, which he cleans, and'festores to their
primitive color. Teghorn and Straw' Hats
are dyed and finished in the neatest manner.
He also dyes Ladies Shoes, any color to
please. He dyes Ladies Feathers; any color,
and finishes them . . And his utmost desire
will be to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their commands. f U . ?
I MaySth, 182555 fJ,.' 'l
JTr GALES & SON, Have just received
from the ' North, the following new
Books': '' r r.J-'V-.- ' - ( .' v- ' ;4
Gow on the. Law of Partnership. j k
' ''.. "Montagu on, the, LawJof Lieiu ; J ; : . -Powell
on Devises, a new American edition
Wheaton's Reports, Vols 8 6? 9. ; .
Paris'sjPharmacologia 2 vblsl ' . ;'
. Chapman's Therapeutics , .. .
Ti" H well's. Family, Physician t :
Madam Cam pan's Journal , V , .v . A
Private Correspondence of Ld. Byron
Byron's Work's complete' ' I
Goslington Shado w, a Romance of the 19 th
Century ,"2 vols. - ri-v-' 4:1
- Rothjelan a Romance pfhe English) Histo.
ries, by. the author of Annals of .the" Parish,
2 volumes . V . y,-v
' The Refutree. a Romance 2 yols.v
; M'Creery's Selection from the ancient Mu
sic of Ireland, arranged for the Flute or Vio
lin, adapted to American I'oetry.
f A sunnlv of School Books, and
Morocco :paper, of different .colors, for
uaaies- woric, w -
BY" virtue 6f a deed of frust, executed' to
us" by Alexander Boyd, for the purpose
of securing a debt , therein .mentioned, and
dueitovBlair.BUrwell, we Vwill on; MONDAY,
the 23rd day of May next; at ;Mecklenburg
Court-Hous.e proceed, to $eu jor push, between
embracing every descri ptiort ;tamptg Vthem
are tradesmen 6f yal ious kindi t w, BUck
smitlisSshdemakers and Coopers. I V
: So finBan opportunity is? seldom offered
to f persqiwisningO purchase property f of
this description,'tb accommodate themselyes.v
The slavcsAre remarkably likely and thd sale
must certainly .t ake place'- -?' 'f ,
If the:d?iy mentioned sbouldlbea bad one
the, sale, will Conrimence oil the next good day,
and will continue from day- to day . until all
the slaves shall be sold, i - or "'n sufficiency " to
satisfy the object of the deed ,of trust. .
, : f - Jiotw w. i.p.wis. -
JOHN W. LEWIS,
WILLI 4 M TOWNES.
Trustees.
Abril 7th, 182$,
55-Ct
Internal Xmyi y 6v ement s
' A MEETINJG of the Board foMntevnal Tmi
1SL provements will be l)eld. at Fayetteville,
on londay.the JSth of next month, i'nste:d
of the , 23d instant, r as proposed ' at the ;. last
meeting circumstances having bccufreds to
make the oJiauge unavoidable. v.r -? V ".''-:'.'4 .-'-H:v
' ' : Br order of the Boarl, v :
1 GALES; Secyl
1 ND committed to the Jail. of this county
JjL on the 21st inst. a Negro Fellow, f biipi
posed to be a runaway slaved who. says his
name is Cornefals Tones, and that he lias lived
in Ne w.York four or : five year" last past, but
cannotj or will not name , the state,- county or
town in which he was raised. He is about
five feet seven inches high black complex
ion, with a small scar Over his right ey e, and
and one near the corner of the same. His
dress is a drab' pea-jacketbhe round ditto,
and duck trowsers He was brought to this
place in tike Schooner Hetty, Wright, last
from Charleston. The ow'n r is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him.away, or he will be dealt with
as the law directs.- Ah"' '-V' x''fA .l
' : ? A JOS. GARRETT, ShflV v
Washington countv, Nov23, 1824. .19-6m
v- THE concern of Hinton 8c Bra me, of, this
place; is dissolved by limitation and consent.
AH 1 persons indebted to the same'in the State'
of North-Carolin-i, are requested to settle with
Mr . Ed w ard V tki ns, or his agent,; and those
indebted in this State to pay to John Hinton,
who is authorised to grant discharges. -
JOHN II INTON, : G? ;
Vf ' y '!i;c.vtiRAME,f;:,'-fi.:'i
By his attorney; JOHN HINTON, :
' Petersburg, 15th April; 1825. ; 57
-THE Mercantile Concern of James Townes
& Co. which existt d in this, place, expired
some ,time ago, and has . been . disolyed by
mutual consent. -' , r '
' ' JAMKS TOWNES,
V w JOHN HINTON- s:
i S.C BtiAME.
Fayetteville, May 10, X825. 57 - 1
; hv UiAc Xbtic t r i
THE undersigned. Executor of Samuel
Walker,- of Granville county, dee'd. hereby
gives notice that if Thomas Dickinson, the
Legatee, towhom sundry Slaves; viz . a Negro
Woman ,Vine, and her Cluldren, the proper
ty of said deceased were left by will, many
years ago' do not come1 forward and pay the
bxpenses'that have been incurred in main
taining said Negroes, and take them into his
possession, oh or before the 14th of Novem
ber the said Negroes will on that day. be put
up for sale at vendue, and sold in .order .to
aeiray tne cnarges mcurrea in ineir support.
: ' JOHN STONE, Exr.
Franklin, May 10, 1825: " 566m. 1
! ; iiabourers XyantA
On the Cape-Fear River,' between Fay -
etteville and Wilmington.
is
my . irtentiori to ; recommence - the
'orks for the Improvement of the Cape
rear niver; oeiween rajciicvjiie uvj.., h
mingtbn,;as learfy as the'seasoriUl admlt.-i'
Any number of laBbnrers '-wb!b thoose!to ap
ply will find immediate employment, h)
- Owners of Negroes will do well to embrace
this opportunity of engaging them in a work
where, the wages are liberal ajkl promptly
paid," the provisions are wholesome and a
bundaiit; arid every attention will be paid to
their cleanliness and health,-; f, " ; ;
f-i-Vf , , : H AMILTON FULT6N, f&i
Marchs9. 39tf
State Engineer.
Sink Stoclc Uextilicate
. . - . - - . .- . ,1 .. ., . ... " t. -. ... .,
' Zy-.-M : & - rost; !
I A CERTIFICATE of Fire Shares-pf "tlie
'J "Capital Stock' of the StatieBankof Northj.
Carolina, issued iri thename of Alexander D.
Moore, .having, been lost or; mislaid, ..if I. do
not hear of it in.three months, frqm thp.dat?
hereof I shall apply to the said Bank, lor a
rieW Certificate of said Stock; 1 : ' If --
- REBECCA MOORE, Adm'rx.
Wilmington, 21sf Feb. 1825. ,134.
SVLilton a cmte
Authorised ny S pecial Act of Assembly,
",-' :T v'1 ; for the benefit of , '. --v 'XX
GOLDEN FLEECE LODGE, No. 74, N. C.
IS
is
is
is
is
is
is
$3000
2000
. 2000
2500
.1000
-JOOO
1000
2000
1000
... -t i
is-
7500
-A-
m $20000 f
4000 Tickets at ?5 is " . $20,000
- Drawing to coriimence in Mitfox, as 'soon
as a safficient number ef Ticket shall have
been sold. -Superintended by the following
Managers. :kh. iX-'M ."i-:.
;-' ' ' . - JAMES RAINEY,
,Vt V ARCHIMEDES DONOHQ,
-.i JOHN It; CLARK; f l i
;-rrBtf-THOMA
"- SAMUEL WATKJNS. ''
U Orders for tickets, paid, ajid enclosing
the Cjwa, ' will be thankfully received and
punctually altendea to Jy tne lreasurerun
Tickets Five BoIIars eacli;- Ticicets to . e
had from Agents resld i ng ih the different
towns, villages and public places throughout
the State. , , , . i!
Bv order of the Managers, 5 :
PH!UriL THOMAS,' Treas'r.
1 prize ' '
.. K; L
10 ysv,--?iOQ
"! ' -20 " - ' . 4':.50-4:.
.100' -v.; -.. , - V 10-
1500? - - i - '
' 1 639 prizes ;.r'Vjl
V 2361 Blanks ' jf 1
, llalg; Academy i " ,
The semi-nnnual. Examination -Of the.Sltf-
dents cf the Raleigh Acydetny"wiItcomroTic"e
pn Monday the" "0th inst. : Parents,' Gdaroi-
any,; arid Othefis; areinvited to atteiid;
m- - h , WM v H ILIV .Sec.
' Mav 14 Uf A-v :-sf :- ,v . 57
HIE subscriber wisnestp' ;emptpy - S ix fif
Ji.ieux,, isione Masons, to worK on tue
"MiV
i r Oxford Vl ile Acaey; ;
UTplt EExamniatiort of:tle?StudeiitRl in:thlaf
1. J 'Institution 1 will cbmmeiicVjn Tuesday
the 3 tst instf and th Report thereof be reat
on the; -Thursday following-. ,A vacation will
then take" place- until- the 20th, June,? wtiert
the Exercises will be resumed. , , ?
. May 12tb, 1825. -..i ' - 57-5t :
. WE want to engage, immediately Carperi;
tets to Buid a. Store-House 25 by 50 feet4 and
to be finished bv. the 15th of Augiist ''next.' ;
The'tihtber. 'is all readyVtb, Commence ' With'f
iminedJateb:
i Apbly to
V PETERS & 3V ATSON;
Nashville, N. C May 1
j.
57 i;
ILL be letio the lowest biddet, on the
premises, the buijdhifr'pf a " bridge a-
cross Deep'liiyerat or near McQtieeji's Fer-:
ry, in Chatham County, on; the I5tii 1diy of
June neXt-TThe fi lap -arid materials, will be;
made known on .that day
: - . .... . i-. -
Unueitakers ai
invuep to attena.
i :mos. FA,RlSHvv:i-4 Cl;r:
ARCH'D, McQlJEEN,
;-W.M. C. Si ED MAN, t
Mav 10th 1825--57 : 5.1-"
State 'of North CaroHria '
fi ' ; ;-i?W ' r: V Duplin Countyl; " 3 .
; .Court of Pleas arid Quarter. Sessions i;
! Hosea Murray. '.O'v'-':';; :;';f ;:-:;
vs. i:.. ; ungmai atu- levied, "
Amos J.' Waller. 3 ;' Xyv-tvff."..' -y f j.t 'ij, j ;' ;.. '
' f T appearing f o theWisfaction ofth Court
Jb thatthe defendant is riot n Trihabitknt of
the.-Stute;f'is therefpre .ordered thai publi
cation be made until t.ie'Sd .Monday '6t July,
nextuitiie Raleigh Regisiet that the defend'
ant . appear at our , next Court of Pleas arid V
Quarter Sessions to be held for said county at'
tlie Court-HouseJin DuplmTrthea and there
to plead, -&c. .or judgment will be entered a
gainst bim accordingi i plaintiff's demand:
Test. J AS PE AHSALL, Chrk. ,
1 I . ,' ' 11. 1 ; i- v' -.
State of North-Carbliriii j ?
: GrarivillCPimty;r.'IVW'--; ' . '
; .. Court of Pleas 'and Quarter Sessions, : .
May term, , D. lb25. , ' ; - . ; "
1 uuiuas uru w u, surviving . 1( 4 . M
partner ot tieo. Cc i lio's. f T p ,
vl,'bt.V''it''HT cliargc the real -l". '
The Heirs of James Pit-vt estate. KV" ?
t&rd, dec. -t i'y:Kij':i'j'i -';-, f-? y
. The samc'v;-: O '4:'C:'v
:-v:'rf;t:T:C -
: ' 4 The same. , -; - -,. .:' ; ": ;,. ':
T; harjng been made'to appear that florae a
Somerhdlj One Pthe0defendarits iri theseN
Cases,' is an inhabitant of another State' i ou
derfed that ' nubiicatiori , be ' made " for. three-.
months , in the llaleigh Jlegister, for .'said'de
fendarit ;tp Pome forward wit bin th e turrit of.
said Court; to be held oit the 1st Morittay J?r
Augiist next, at Oxfotd, and enter bis appear-'
ance; cor judgment will be entered against
mm Itness,:y4v' ":.;v:'"i. v ' --u ", '
nvstephenk: sneed, c;o
PJIITsJmBLPUIJi- March iCh lS25i
OMHE:Subsc.tibers havi fjiis day ! entered"
vlrito Parttiership, uride 'the Firrri '.of
TO WAR 8c HOGAN, to carry on thBooW '
selling KUsiness, as successors, to the latfe'
JDovid iHogoht at the Oid, Staiul, No.l 255J v ,
IHarket Street; between Sixth and ; Seventh :
Streets, nearly opposite the Red Hon JJotel
u bereC they! solicit ' continuance of custom t
which will be pPrictuallyttended to;" r
: xrmrrK AliXANDKllTOVVAUirV :
. : ; JAMES HOG AN, jr. I-
; t ' f
ton Bridge, to' whom good wages. wih be iYi. -
eri? immediate application shoujd he rnad '
cm,ii:r. JOIIN;W;L: D;ANlELi:,t' : '
X Vriltpn, Mny,l, TS5. k ' 57law3 ; .
p '
Ttmr&ogion . x x
Keep .constantly on hand a general assort-t ,
merit of Miscellaneous,. Law. vyiedicah' and,
Bennett's, Smiley's, Jaudoh's' aPd , Daboll's.
Arithmetics ; v ebsters, rComiv's and Dil
worth's Spelling Book ; Watts Psalms, and
Hymns i Prayer Books 5 Dbbeirs Sc Rippori'a .
Hvmns. Methodist Hymns r 'Family. Vbckt
andlSchopl IVibJes j -'Testaments v Murrav'g
Grammar Eg1ish Readers i'X Sequels 'nnl
Introduction 4 i Comly 'a arid ijaudon's Grafrir
mars ? JaudouV; Expositor j -Walker's- Jarge
Dictionarv ; Linsworth's,- Young's and 1 En
tick's Latin Dictionaries ; Greek and Latin"
43mrnmars; Schrevelh'4 Oretk Lexicon
Cicero :.- Cesar : ;; HoraPe s VirLMh . and' tlje
Greek 'and Latin School Books generally
Blank Books :: Foolscap and LeUeri Paper ',
Quills, Slates f Lead Pencils, tc; &c. , '
. . AlisceJianeous oinuers, Xj&na orders tor .pre'
fessibnal -Libraries, in , "Medicine,' Law :nl
Divinity,: filled at th lbwc t prices, for cah
or city aCcepnces;-?f"4:" 'w virf50 -
Blapks vf every
description icrt
at tpaUics
IMieplosrical : Books, srndaljp all hcj School
Books and Stationery in general usV, such as '.
Walker's and Johnson' Dicttoriarv,' Pike'a
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