r
. it'.- r;
K
Is uilisheit eVciyTrrsT) at and PaiHATby
At Five-Dollars per anntimMfin advancej
nVERTtSEMEKTS ,
"fot exceeding 16 lines, Neatly inserted three
times for a Dollar, ana cents ior everv suc;
tors must be post-paid.;:
i. -cFrom-theMilhdeemUe'- -JRecorderj.
The following acctmntof cultvyatins; tlie Vine,
from Mr. Mat!Hck,t6;Ju'ge Prs is" im:
; porta ntto, the;imprbyement: .hai.neg?
.. lected department of liUsbandry lv '
;" Vl1atT0lImv9 is, to, be considered
:Tiiie" is well understood the application
- of tliajt knowiedeltd anyhunjber ia'ari
operhtioh of plain corhmonsetise' ohly.'
: Tn' February, taJe" ainjrlc joint -of
the vine ynu choose,', tne" genuine Tokay
9 if you can, find it,Cut , U off half rah
inch 'above the eye, and aain"attwo
incnes below the eye cover. 'tiach end
vith 8tickia? plaster' of "'any kind and
setjt in a. potof; jratdenmould (about
5. or G) inches ilLimeteV. and n?iglazedi ;)
The eye of the cutting must be cover
ed Avitlrcl .ur'aridAvatcretl v to settle,
tic the grounUj 'after ,vthisf lay hal f an
inch of horse tfung bnthe surface to keep
it froni. becoming d ry and;hard. i Place
- the. pot in your Rot beds, prepared for
.raising your' c;tDbage plants; v lf- more
;tlan one shoot rises1 from the, eye, tub
-ff-a,il-butr the ' stronsesV. v Ab(ut the
iirst of June turn;our the Vine from the
pot and set it in the garden or at the
: -cast or hbrtK end bfyour house, iwhcre1
eyerU cancbe protected from violence
I It' will gro w. i ti any soi 1 v bu t, 1 i ke ot h er
jjplants' it tvill''grWl)e8t in the best soil.
! vVhen' first removed -water- ir atta di
! tance from Jhc plant, so as to draw the
.1 earth s. towards: the -vine, - insteai! i of
j ;vashing,the';enout-froni-atHlfvou
j - -Avater' it- afterwards, pour the waterin'
to a trench nti east ! 8 inches from the
plant for' unless, this precaution". be
vised , , w a t en ng vdoes : more; iiarm ? to an
cood, and dees most iniurr. in the dri-
cst time.i As the ine shoots upward,
"it must be'supported from falling No
teeding publication ? those ot greater jentn
Sn the same proppTnoB.,...uowMiT!ftrATirws
Hv recftjved.,.l4FTTiiKS ; to tne 11.01?
.as a, plain lesson;1 and jt will be con
lined to? the -consideration "of a single
Vine because ifvtlie cultivation: of:nne
I ptner care tnan . Keeping ..xne groiiu
! 'clpr ef weeds , .is necessary for the first
tigmmer.-rjri.'November'alight cover
i irig of -straw or Indian ,corn hosksis
; .beneficial in ' preventing a frequent
;rfreczing and thawing of the vine. ' In
!l . "cbroarv it mustbe trimmed ; and here
. commences what 1 conceive- to oe me
here'';ibout to' be said;'". deserves the
lr.oVd attention, ' as it applies -to every
succeeding cutting 01 -tne vine m cc
; j:y:;tagc of its 'existence goes directly,
the' ground and principle.) of jfsycul
tivation, ,and vilF not be fou nd' in any
author-who has written on the; subject.;
Kvery joint pf-aJprape yinei has its
tfivn separate pith-lThisJm'ost.inipor-tant-
circumstance cqmmenceslj at the
lowest' leaf that; has a elasper, opposite
' to the -leaf. A solhr vvomly substance
passing 'from ' thetleaf tp nhe iclasper
tiirouglvth& yine, qjid connecting them
(gether,Tcutsoff entfrtdy 'lHe!;coyflnH.
nication pf ...thk joint and pith 'j-below.--
uith that of the joint next above 5 and
so "on u p ward atve very joint through
thewhole length of the yihel And
tis.aw circumstance ; not less; iiupoftant
,to be known and kept in mind, that; all
the eyes beknvtbis .firsf clasper,f are
formed irithe 'bosom ' of .smaller.ahd
Tnore'feeblc leaves? arid thatthe , base
: cvf these eyes v does notT extend across
lhe; vinesojr entirely 7 to "cut-off the
pitlKof the ioiii t below from .that of the
joint next above ftp-cyes . are
therefiire -iniperfectr' en"eyer
vou trim the'vioei) our. ubbetl
. on. " v y- f
It is at this, first trimming of the vine
" that we 'heginto rfpply the principle
uboye laicfuiownVand it-is -here" orify
thai there ever can lany difficulty, iti
. the applicatiofi )f Jtrikhd tins frifficulty
l pjSan only ; arise fronV the circumstance of
so verv feeble a growth irr the. vine,'ir3
not to-; have pnnluced clasper in an?
strong cyer otherwise itjs to bVcuf off
half an incU'above thp 'firf rh-isnpr.rmf
in both' cases alfthe e , cs below aie;tb
to carefully rubbed oft-,;. v,,
, l he eytjr thus left on.AviTrsometimcs
prouuee more than one shootf Jn whicf
ivviur uut the
slrongest.: should!
.t ole .difficulty of cultivating Hie vine;
to wit, -todetermihe ,at which ofth
1 - eves it is to be cut off. -AVhat"is.
1 4 ari " ll ty oicir.wni fceKiomnappen,:
j outifitsl uld happeVi, the yinXmostbe
.cut off at hall an inch above thO Ifirwest
rubbed "off. fatid, supported fro'm fait 1 hq:
d o wii , Wh ichJ'excSept k eeping tb e trou , 1
freerofiy"e?dsia1l?tbe" care required
for ' t his y ear $ I n Xovejnbr, thi is sh oot
i.again; to; be covered as before direct
ctl,Jand jn the": following" February;is to
bVaifincu'tflri justabove thqTsecond
lowest clasperj 5 jthat is, leaving on two
eyes to shoot, this,, season land ; again
rubbing, off all the eves below theiow-;
est clasperi 1 Both tliese slwots -sliould
b'eermitted ,Ar grow to, their --utmost
length ;jwhichV if the; soil ;be favorable
will be -very considerable,' and there
will be reason to hopey for fruit, Jn the
next seasoriv 'J'-" 4-- "
y" Here you fiiught-, to be apprised- that
the lowest clasperappears higher up on
some. Kinds ot trie vine tii3n on oiners :
on someit appeats at thethinl leaf, on
some at the furth; and qri some so high
upas the-fifth' leaf ; ? buf the- same
ne rulej
is to be al i ket a ppl ied to all, ah d e v e r y
eye, beloyv, the lcnvest'cl : per, to be Vub
bed ofil J 'j-.-vr , , - , -
In the.hird -February cutting thee
eyes upon each shoot, may, be left- on
and' not inore.; however strong' the
shoots may, be. -From A this I time for
vard all the side branches from the
shoots of the ear'are 1 to be' rubbed ofl;
taking great care not to injure the leaf
from whence they spring which is the
nurse;Of,the bud at the root of its stem.
iAt the fourth "time of cutting the vine,
and from that time, forward ,)it may be
cut about the'last tot October; four eyes
on each shbot may be .left $ 1 and at: the
fifth cutting five j eyes on each ;shoot
may be left on,.but vore- than five eyes
on a-shootVouglif": never to' be left ori.
even - m tne ?mcsi , vigorous state 01
growth, atairpagc of the. vine : for,
however.- pleasing, the increase for the
year may be, - tlie injury thereby done
to the vine will be seen and lamented
in -the following, and probablv many
succeeding years. . , . ' -
- If it be enquired . whv a smirle. eve is
recommended, rather than'a cuttingof
sixteen inches long, it is replied, 'that
roots shooting from, a single eye, are
exclusively fronx iUelf, arc: much the
s t r onges t, an d : s t r i ke mo re di re c tly
downward the shoot from it has less
pitch in it the wood is-firmer and
shorter ioined,and conies sooner-into
fulL bearing, and appears to be much
the most, healthy yme. And to these
important advantages may be truly ad
ded v i that 1 000 plants fit to set out,
may be raised from the single eye with
less labour and within less space, either
in a hot bed or' iri" the open ground,
than. a hundred plants can ' be raised
from long cuttings : which have not,
tluit I know' of, one single advantage in
their favour and, in a new coontry,
it is of no small 1 consideration that the
same-cuttings will produce five times
the, number of plants - ,
t As to the manner of accommodating
your vine to its situation, an active
imagination would suggest volumes .up
on ihe subject, jamH possibly unluckily
iuiss - the "only direction .suited to the
casc.,1 but, fortunately the fact is, thut
a very Small share of common sense
with in all ;ase, be fully Sufficient to
supply the deficiency : and! very little
more will be .required to i apply the
principle and practice here laid down
to an hundrexl or a thousand vines,'
whenovTr. the people of the country
shall feel .the advantage, or necessity
of raising; vineyards ; for. a supply of
wine, wntnin ourselves. v jy iuw. exam
ples by men of your standing, . will;lead
them info the practice, in the only way
in which we; 1 an hope for speedy suc
cess. And I pledge' myself to you,
that whether you immediately,-succeed
or not;. you shall Jerrve apleasure from
the attempt itsel f, that shal I , amply sa
tisfy for every expense of time - or mo
ney it ; sliall cost you. vSportirig with
the long branches bending them in fes
toons, ?;and marking' the growth of jthe
fine clusters from- the ubner, buds, that
iu ,thi waymay. be" preserved, , and
occasionally displaying them at the fes
tive board,! has the happiest effecton
the human mind such as , DouapaHe
neverfelt thfese are, the. proper pfay-'
things of great men and. bad General
VVsrhingtorrlived to this day; ! would
have iaid - to r him V 44 one thing lackest
thort' yet jin . thatafter". saving jhe,
vorl d ; Tr orn a jol i tica 1 tie 1 uge thoi
hast not planted a vineyardiv-
V Your, humble servant,- ? -
"r "; r : V K:, t W M'ATL-ACK-,
Honi IltCHAtlD Petfrs ;
Philadelphia kstji May, iQlU . " : '
; T tl E TH E LLUSSON ESTATE "
;;;ln tKe late intelfienceTrom England
it is stated , that .:&narkumen swas't'-'re-
j cerrtlyv;comrr ;TcedHn?the House , of
' ord?y; ina cse. tovol7inff thVvalidity
1. -
Esq. "As - this witl 1s' one4 of- Ihe mot
till. ,
f i i n uru 1 n a r y f s n 1 n e u p v t' 1 u au a
short account bfJt"Jmay;riot be uninterr
esling to our readers. . , , ,
vpeterThellussonamerchantino
don, died on -the 21st ;ot July,-1797,'
leaviug bout . GTOOOOO4 productive
personal property -realf estate "jn" En
gland worth Jei40i000, and; two plan-
lixuuus in nit- tiii-jLnuies. 'inaviif,
three vs()ns,"threevdau2hters;land ten
grand child reii were ? Uvipg at the ;ti me
of his deaths . ' -
TBv hi last-will-he- eave to hTsxvife
his country; h6use;at;Plaistoy, - his fur-
nitufe, carriages''. &c. and n annuity
of j62,t40 so Jong' as rshe!'remained a
widow ; but in case she married again,
the house and furniture w;ere to be
soldand her annuity, reduced; to 575
lo each of his sons, he gave TC0O
making, witlujhe money already ad--
vanced to thern, -23 ,000 each . , 4 .Th i s
provision," he says, . and the 4rc: t
success they have met with in business,
will be sufficient to procure them com-:
fort ; and it is mv earnest wish and
d esi re, that they w ill a void oste n tati on .
vanity. V and.. riompous -'show.-?? '.v And in
another partof his will he says, ? in rct
lation to his' sons, ""-I most earnestly
ope. and pray, to God that they will
never quit business.'' 1 1 .
To each of his unmarried1 daughters
he 'gave i3l2,30O, to be fi)rfeited,jif ei;
ther of theniv married atlall during' his
life time $ or married after his death,
withotit the consent 'of his wife and his
executors and to his married daugh
ter, he -gave an annuity of ;l00;anil
some, small" legacies. '' .'
"'.After 'some further legacies; to "his
brother, his executors, &everal friends"5
hegavc; all( the residue of his estate
(consisting of about .600, ( 00 in ; jr
sonal property '.and. ofland yieldinglan
annual income., of 1 ,4.500); to certain
friends, in triist to receiye the- rents,
interest 'anoV profits, and . to? invest the
same in the purchase of lands .as fast" as
received, sothat the whole might accur
mulate during Uhe lives of his three
sons and . the lives oftheir; sons-which
might be living at tbe time of his death,
and the lives of any.sons of his grand
sons which . might be born d u ring I) is
'oVn life, and as Iphg as the last survi
vor of any of these should Jive, j He
then directed, that at the death of such
lastv survivor, the accumulated fund
should be divided into three parts, and
that one should be conveyed to the eld
est male lineal; descendant of each of
his three sons ; and upon failure of
such'descendaut of either of his sons,
that share to go to the others jrand up
on failure, of all such; lineal friale de
scendants j the whole to go. to the sinking
fund towards paying the national debr
; Variouscomputations' have b e e n m a d e
of the probable, value' of this ' accuhiiita
ted property at the time of its ultimate
division founded of course on; the pro.
bable duration of tne lives of the testa
tor's d escendah-t s." , 4 r ' The, lowest cal cu
lationmakes it nineteen T millions of
pounds; sterlings or 884,560,000 about
twenty-eight millions one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars to a share f
It is worthy of reipark,:that the testator-
had no quarreler dissatisfaction
with any member of the family, "bu(
lived wi th ;th e pi al 1 ; i n h a bi ts of frje n d -ship
and confidence j - though he deter1
mined that not one of them who . was
living duringhis own life should enjoy
his property. It is equally 'remarka
ple; that while he inculcated so earn
estly liabits of ind ustr v . arid c frugality
On his sons,' he should provide such e
normous fortunes for," his. remote de
scendants . l'
if
" "EW TSOOI1S,
.Just received bvtJ Gales & Son v
Miner and Tullv onJFevers
. Good's Study of Medicine vols5 '
L Majendu's Phisiotogyf 1 , f
, Beam's Pleas, iu Equity , ; ' . . y . J
"; " 'Arclihold's CitcuVt Pleading t i
' Johnson's1 Uhkncerjv voL7thl '7: ' 1
-Benedict's llistoryrof all4lteligi6n :
- j ; 'Dallas's 'Recollection 0 Lord-Byron
;1 letnnifs of G6ethe
. ifuman Heart ?' r "
. V
r
; Campbell's The9d6ricV -
: - Lord Hvron's Conversations
' 1ngs2d Expedition , , '
1 Miss Wright's fe. Days' at Athena 'fi
cvauey 01 anenanaoao, ; vols
f" Wolfe!s'Missionaiy' Journal
Thatcher's Sermon
fit-
of the vlh-of th late PeterrhellusOni
5. v y
TETISONS livjji at a .dstatice,: :."havin"e.-hni
s'ness to transact nvith ItJPierof the'TJanks
in iiiis piace may, ivve u-prompuv autnaeu
10, on rc aso 1 m u ic tc u 1 , , v . a p p 1 ,if 1 o! .
- : 't XJ.VKttLY lifAjFJ
FayettviTTc; April $0th 1825. V 52-6vr
, 4 ' MRfcnXG.of tfie'Board for Jnteiml Im
pfovejnents! wil bV-hehl at TayettpVille;
on Monday th? 1 oth ,of ne'it month, lnste .nl
i' ,T- inn 1 -.- - .: : k ....i.-il.":--IJi
iltne jii.insjar', "s-propospoT.-Hvuie- iusj
me? tin circoras es. hiiving-occurred "to
make the cpan.'t'.i..a'oif!ahle.---.1 0 " "c i.r
r By ortiepof the B-vard,':
.4 K
.. j: liALiis. sec v..
54,'
TJAyiXG settled himsef in Ualgh offers
JQL his Professiona'Services to the Citizens
thereof, -to t lie Inhabitants of v aket and the-
A1inniM f 'V- tt . ............ . '. . - ' .... , ,rv
; Dr.' ir: can hefound at h"s Office '-thei first
tlfvor belowltlie Store ofJ. Sc- VV, peace; or
at the residence of Sherwood tlavwoodi-tEsqJ.
- . Notice is hereby 'jrivenjlij
fllH AT, at the last AVake Cpijntv Court,! May
JL Term f825the Vjbscriher nhal fiecras5
Executrix to the-last Will and Testament of
tepnn 1 laywooa, oec'cl, -All persons :ii"av
i njr claims on: the estate of aid deceased
will present them for adjtistment'tome Virft'
Sherwood Haywood (who is empowered to
act on them) witliin the. tinfe limited byjlw,
otherwise they may be precluded i and those
indebted to the Estate are requested to"make
speedy payment.
T v
D ELIA II AYWO O D,
Vune 1st, 182562-4t
J'EMIE Subscriber offers, for. sale his tract of
R land l vin nine miles below the -Town -of
Halifax,, contairmtwelve hundred and eighty-seven
acres, with a goo'l two-story d we. Hi? g
house, and convenient out houses.- Also.
oneother tract ad ioiriinv containintr ! foun
nunci reel ami tvenrv-mne acres-X, I he above
tractsQf land will be sold separately of "to
jrt'her, sb'ns tovsnit "ptirchasers. l helub
scnberdeems it unnecessary to ssy more' of
his land, ns it is presumed .no person' woufd
purcnase wunoat viewing" ine premices.'
- j- j ' . 2-'. .-. ru nt .rTTrr?t'
JOHN BURGES.
April 30th, 1825.
53-1 m-
npo the Jail of Germanton'Stokes county,
H N. C; in'Novrmher "last, a" Negro Woman
who "s says her name is EL12JA ; and that she
belongs jto John Newman of King VViUjam
county, Virginia. She .was pregnant when
committed and has "since had a child. " The
owner 'is requested. to Come' forward, prove
property, pay - charges and take her , away,
or she will, be dealt, with as the law' directs.
JESSE BANNEtf, Jdloi :
'April 30. - 55. . .
State of North- Carolina j ; -;
' : : wake C9UNTY, , : .
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,"
Mav Sessions. 1825. ,'. 1
The President & Directors - ,
of the State Bank bfN.C. f ' r,ffal. at'
1a.c1m1c1u.-7 ic-
. I . vied on land'
Hinton..& Brame.
TTJfavin been made appear, to the satis
faction of -the Courts that 'Defendants re
side oevond the limits of the State rlt is there
fore ordered byt he Court that alvertisemnt
he made in the5 Raleigh Ilegisteri for-three
rrfohths, that unless Defendants shall -Come;
forward on or before the oext term of this
court to be held ibt-the conuty of-Wake, at
the Court House inUaleigb,' on" the third
Monday of August '"next an' replevy , and
fjlead, that the property levied A on will he
condemned to Plaintiff's recovery. ' ,
7 : lit S, KING, CC. ,
4, N - - v.AV.akeCountyv 3. ,
" , ,Court of Pleas and .Quarter Sessions; i
- iMay.Ttrm, 1825-, " - k-
William j Arent Sc O'Vv -S M 4
William Drake I -f,snna1' attachment,
William Drake.., ; leuedon latidWm.
Kdmundlishlevb ' " I Lasbley summoned as
- r. . . - jG irnishee. ,
T having been made appear to the; Court,
' 'that the defendant resided beyond t'ie li
mits of ithp ' State : It, Jsitherefore oidered,
that advertisement be; made in th?e lt deigh
Registerand Stute Gazette for three months,
that unless the defendant come ifbrward on
or before .the next Term of this Court to' be,
h'eldrat the. Court HouSe.hv RaIe igti, on the
third Atdhday of August nextj ; and t replevy
and plead, to issue, Judgment .will be entered
upjagainstihim, and the property levied;oft
condemned to plaintifl's recovery. ; J , 1 v J V j
' ; ' -' B. S; KING," d C. C,":
r Raleigh, .May 26. 1825. ' .60 3m5
State o N oxtt Ctvtolinai
' " "7 w -tr
' ' 1 levied on a tract -of land
Robert Wniiams r; thewatersof Nap of
A;.V , el creek," adjtining
.Wm.'vileadows & others.
TN tnotion it is ordered that advert isetnent
of this levy on land be rnacle in the Ra
jteigV Register fof three months and that the
defendant applear at th'e next term! of said
Court ta be, held fw said county ;t the Court
hotrse irt Oxford," on the first Monday-in Sep-
tember next,1 replevy .the pro'pei
the
superior Coott pt Eaw Marcn term, i
T V A. .D. 1 825'i T --" f : y
Eemuel Rust, . .r" i c Judicial attachment .
siuhc win utr. -conueinneu . its - suu iu
plaintiff's recovery; r.i ",. "
r Witness--. -" '7
r-.'.'v.-' fiM m. ti-nrvnrftcr Pt-Vi
Siate Bank -tif-NortJi:-Carol i na; .
' V v?fev; .ujcu .1525-
r . cent, on theCapital Stock qfth s lianl;,
Viereauer;i?l y
t v W M. H. TI AV VO O ry Ca Mcr.
At ." ' '
TH ANCfcS H . RKEDER info his custom--sl.
ers arid tbr. pxiblicjgenendlytat he ha
now'on- hand 'II large assortment-of Sritr, of k
various sizes -.andthat he conti.it.-s to'mnkc
thcm, of n' dimensonrjat the, shortest notice;
W arreiito n Ke ni a 1 e rA at! n y .
TIILlst Srsion,.v'ill emt byah ; iU.wnTnaJ;
tion on the I gk?h, of , Juu, whtch i !te.f public
are requested to a ttendi-The i2d; Session
w'dl begirt on Monday, J une'SOtli. I'errsP urf
heretofore. j PJLfNSETT?
May 2J.
' ' v .;-;tJcto.,
Notices
A.'
9TlTTED to the J ai of: Ofafige counts
J on the 6th instant a. runaway i?ejj'0 HatvV i
who any 3 ' Ins . name' is, - ljE-V. I Sy and, thatne' U
belongs to iHiara MuVph'eyV but wa'? under; r
the direction of Natliaiiel tlunt-of 1 .unHiij "
coirnty.ih this St;itc " lie is about feet or
8 inches Vigli', black bo'rriplexioh,' ihik ' lip i
latrge flat nose- Had on v1jte jcotfoi panta- i
loonsj a blue broadcloth coat very mucli rjn I , u
'rfrer downer reqtiested to ,cume;fonv;nrdi
prove'propertyv pay ichargca .and taediini i
away; J; . ' , r . . -
; JAMES CLVNCCY; Jailor. 1
Orange county, May 120.. "I -,"Cfi3t ,
- -iTiti in- ..t..W w mmy . ii m.wii.irt.n i. 4"- i III ilfcMl " '
S t at e -trfv Nor t h - Carol 1 ha !--
, DVPLIN CQUKTYi-
' Court-of . Pleas and 'Quai J
: - 1 April Term 1825.- . .
.rohn;CooperO , juliciai tachmepU'Lo
Wm. Cooper. Sv,e?n negro man. -.
T5T appearing to the satisfaction of th? Cr
IS that te Defendant U not an inhabita?. oti
this State;It t is therefore ordered that pub-4;
lication Ke made until the 3d Monday ni Jnlv ,
next, in tne. naieign. Kcgister, tnatitne iie -fendant
appear at our t; pin t of PJe:its s andV
tuarter Sessions to le: held for. sud "counts
bf;.jrt.d jtfif ane7i here!v declared, tor tTie
las' half rear; pay&b'e at Haleigli rn Von lay;
next.and at thcyeveral Branches fifteen diyi?
lie. also fcn;ps cQnstauUy on ham,'Ti?s W-A.it k.
pf.eyr4lesciiprion.;All.of-wLicU ;
sold on .modetate ie rms ' - i -'i; . : .
Rjleighj Mav25, 1825 , ' f2-tf
Tf B. rioseN JiavingSti lis fo 'repair, willuo' t
well to send them 'immedi t'el " - ,
at the colirtshoirse in Djiipliriy then and tiir ' i
to ,.p1ea'd, &cor ..fudgmeiTt'' vVlll rfe:1 i ivtcM e v - -against
him, VccoTdinc.l'torpiaTnliV'! tVtr.an-" ' 1 '
; Test ; . ' JAS, PEA 11$ ALL, Clk, ' - ,
.,VffISS HNnEnSONwishiS?t6rVe heri(
.LT jfusineas m icaieicru.--.otters tor -sue;. at
the originaJVcost, an eJgantrAortMert 'of?
rWilfinery ; duiliFanty Ofjothj 'fo' any lady
who , wishes tov,esfab"Ilih"fiert'elf in "t hesev
branchrs.t his would be, an -advantAgenas op
portunity. . The ' Rooms Mis H-now-Coccti'
pies as a:fs.ore,v&c. -might, be reiited, anl h.isr
allowed to be one of the best -shjitftio-rfs in ilrfe'
City for such a Busii etn'. -;T6 thoe u hofittre
acquainted 'with "Raleigh, -npthi g nee d hp
said,'in fespeet'to its' superior advantages
to strangeiit may beaddfl, tht if. is a pica
sa'nt, healthy situation, and a Jf the feat of.Gn
yerfiment, is the resort of fashionable fctraa,
gersr, ,,V K- .
.KaleTgb; April 29th: - . : - .r2-f.
TJIROM thesubscrie"irjDn;the lOthjoi Do4
--.cember,- lasti . a, XegTiH-. Wow a n .;iame2'
SYLVI A aboiit 35 'rrars ofarre she is venr
black,' Iqw. set and chVnk t--niade ? lias rather
has attempt edto pass-a a frete womani
? - Any person that wilLtake her up and loci ere
IiT jn Jail so tnat I get hei again on give me.
a ' information Vf "hey? shaJlTh well Tivard
ed for any trouble they my be-sti . . a
'i'.,-.';" .'samuix" s-ucq.
V ' s . : .:"v --.:,Wake count v;jiear-'!taleifh; .
May 23 A '. - "V" . f0eo3t - i'
; 1 -$50avA.vv'"?:v:i
J3 AiV away.irom tne jarm ct.tunt suDScrinep
f ht tong'sincei two negro 'BovM.'of tho
followinglescription -',-,. ' o
a AARN; about 20 years old. 5 feet 8 inches
highi and stout" in ptqpo rtion ti his Height
a" dirt,hlack. skinj wide Yace'and small evfjs.
s DAVID, 18 J ears ddf about the height of
Aarori,T but not sosquare built.- lie is a d irk
mulatto, - nearly black, jhis Vyfcs are-above -the
corrmon size.. . t- , . ' ; -'
They wilf probably take -up about RAleigl?
or in the neighborhood of Co'On el philemoit
Hawkins.vin Varft-j0i . .v'Therabove .reward
w 111 h e given Tor tHeir11" ap'pre h r asU6 f . " and "
deliverv to me;:or SO dolls for Aaron and 2J
for David.;,. ' , : . .
; y-.fi- ;k wiLI A-:tJIXiUNT.
. Beaufort countj Mav 15. x,e0tf
i VSTATE OF 'NORTH-CAROTIN A;v
,r ,.; -v ggcrtary'a Office.".
"fTOTICI isjiereby giyenthat byn att
ijliof the, last , General Assembly" cf this
S tate a Board of Commissioner's has been es- '.
tablisned to sit in tjfie City o.rRideigh, to pas
OP all claims fr, 3intary'.Land Warrants' for
services performed b.theoflicers, and soV
diers - " ' :ontint line; ofctbistate in,
theI, ' ' ry V, x,)1clf sliall be pra
sente , . .to the. first dar ok July fiext,
ajier.wnua ut. j au suciv claims are r "ts
to be foreyer -ndU ' '- ' -
This Board h cumposectof lilsT.
the' Governor, the Tr rsrircr and Co.. .
. c - ' : - - 'V ? 1 ' ILL, -iSVc'ir of pta:,
"Raleiglv 4th January, 1V25. ; .v-
are
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a aown i.-'OK wnen spoKen to, ana st very p -ravering.tongue
" SheJ makes use wjf ref left
hand!mostly when at .work, - It - i V likely bhe
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