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The following Versus, from the Albany
3'Plouh BovY rival thesweetest strains
' of Shens tou6 or of Akenside. ' I.ike
- those writers, all, MK Southwick's
eft usions breathe : the saraepeaness
a rVv, A t nU sarrie abhorrence of
Ml M.J-" r . .... .
siiiiftr Vnfl PTaltctl love f virtue
UUUHVIlj t ww-- - - y
"' TO a: country girl.
TriO expressed a wish to lead a town life.
- -, ' ' t bt s fiotmrvriCK. " v . 7-
' , fe weet Mysh not for the town, . .
1 Where vice and folly -ei gn i
f Spurn not tlie humbte homespun gown
"-'7', That stiits the rural plain;
. . ! .7 1'. : c' . ' .
Jh ev'r street the city's glare
. , Both simple liearts betray :
.And simple hearts who wander there,
Are sure to lose theif way ,'
7 : e tradesmanii part
, v To take the stranger m : L
The profligate displays his art, (
' The modest maid to win : 7 ..
; tie lures her to perdition's brink
By ev'ry.treach'rous scheme,
- " then leaves the hapless wzxstch to sink
; In Pleasure's - guilty stream 1
; The flaunting crowd tlit seem so gay,
May please yotl for a while ;
' Jjut Joy with these dothrarely stay.
. Or, sweet Contentment s smiie.
' The splendid dome tthat proudly rears
Its gilded roof on high,
" !3fcull oft conceals pale' Env'y's tears -
-(.'"And" Disappointment's sigh. t- y
' Therefoul Ambition loves to dwell,"
w False Pride, and lust of Fame j
There Malice and Hevcnge rebel ' ;
a -A'gtvnst the good man's name.;;
. Ah ! little do you know, sweet maid,
' What art the city spoils,
Where Till ains plyXthe cmting trade,
And Fraud is drest in smiles- k
,.ythen, Mary, sigh no more to rove,
: ; -; Or -change your native fields,
- The rural walk r the verdant, grore,
t For all the city yields,
..And when some swain,' of soul sincere,
7. Shall seek your love to gain, . ,
Trust to his faith, nor ever fear
That you shall trust in vain.
'V '- . . tAA - ' ' '
' 4 So shall your rustic life be spent,
. With every Messing crown'd ;
. .tVithin your doors shall sweet content
..- . And iaithtul love be- !
And when yourinfaiit offspring rise,
A- mother's smile to greet,
The joy that sparkles in their. eyes, r j
Sliall your own bhss complete !
-l - , ",-'"-- '
Your tide of life, thus even flowing,
Will ebb at last 'tis true ;
' .When calm, with Hop your bosom glow-
i-Ing - v. '; - ;- .
. You'U bid the world adieu ! " '
AT THE SIGN OF TUIj -
fl00 Yards West of the State-Home,)
f JHFf Subscriber respectfully informs his!
--11. friends and the public general!-, that he
continifes td keep a House of Entertainment
in Italeigh, for the' accommodation of Tra-
vellers. and' all others who may favor him
with a call: lie is also prepared to board
twelve orfifteen members of the approaching
i General Assembly. His fare will be'good,
and his terms reasonable. He keeps an? a-
bundant supply bf Corn, Fodder and Oats,s
and as he is about to erect new Stables, wiU
short time, have
horses . .-
: ul: V ': ' , J0STAII D1LLTARI);
Raleigh, Aug. 24,.1825. 84-
Authorised by iSpecial Act of Assembly,
- - ' ' . for the benefit of
' feOLDEN FLEECE LODGEj No. 74, N. C.
SCHEME.
Prize-
J3000
2000
1000
- 500
100
50
10
is
is
is
is.
is
is '
. is
, $3000 -00Q.
2000
' S500
. . 1000
1000
1000.
ToOO
$20,000
3639
2361
Prizes
Blanks
0fckeatV$4v's ''
$20,000
Drawing to commence, in MiLtox, as soon
fes a sufficient riifm her of Tickets shall have
beeri sold; -Superintended '"Uy the following
- Managers : jr. ; f - ,X;-r ' "
V ALEXIR. HENDERSON
ARCIUMEI) KS DONOIIO.
r ., ,vv ', John r. clark,'
: " ,;, " TtlOMAS I STEVENS.
""v..' ; Samuel r ATKINS. ?
:$ Orders for tickets, post paid, and enclosing
'0- the Cash; ,will ibe thankfully received and
; r punctually attended6 by the' Treasurer in
' Iiton, N.C. "i-' '"-'
Tickets Fire Dollars each -i Tlctret lit be
r-a(l rom Agents resu.mg in the- diflerent
ffc . , ....... - -
iiv a- suoii umc Jiuve xue uesi oiaDinir lorrcovereu dv me ruonc l reasurer. in waite
.10
, 20
ipo
l50d;'
IO.WHS, TiuaRCS ana DUDllC Oiappa'thrnnrrhniff I nsnup hp hwnfl- c,iK; .- . .-
r.iv- - : r i process or tne courts; -which must fevJiii
No 1 ,166 Market St; Baltimore.:. y
, T H sdisribution "ot Ctn following- pr.jzes
h&V'ali takeri place from AwkHs' "Office's with
irrthelast four weeks,1 viz 4"V r'4 : x --
No."3i39aprizeof- $20,000;
. - -12,14, 59 do ,10,000;
r . .t 1406 do - . 5,000 -Besides
many of 000-500200. &c. &c. -
- The 20,J000:vthe 10i000"and the,v5,000 sold
asjabove, were promptly paul to .xne joriu
nat owners, immediately on presentation at
Aliens' Office, who also had the pleasure of
advancing the Ca$h to the fortunate owner of
Dollars, in State tottery Number, 5.
:i Grand .-1 State lid ttery. 4-
v - ODD asd etek ststem. , 7 ;w
;ThU tottery is to be drawn in a few weelcs
in the city of Baltimore. : ntier tne supenn
tendance of the State Commissioners. M
v S CHEME. ; c
: 1
-1
1
10
10
30
' 60
,100
; 200
. 400 1
20,000
Prize of $30,000 is $50,000 '
of 10,000 is 10,000
of
of
6f
of
of
of
Of:
Of
of
5,000 is 5,000
:1,000 is 10,000
500
100
is
is
5.000
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
i 2,000
8Qt00O
50 is
20 is
10 is
5 is
4 is
20,813 Prizes
5152,000
40,000 Ticket"?.
NOT ONE BLANK TO A PItIZE !
Tickets . $5 00
Quarters
Eighths
& even, at
$1 25
. 62
Halves . 2 50
To be had odd
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
,166 Market Street. - .
Where in the last' State Lotteries were
sold the 20,000, the 10,000 and the 5000 dol
lar prizes . s
Where in former State Lotteries was ob
tained no less than 11 prizes of 1000," 3 of
5,000, 8 of 10,000, 20,000, 25,000, and the
great capital of
One Hundred J hoUsand JJolIars!
And where were sold, alllrawn in one
day, prizes amounting to 250,000 dolls, being
the greatest amount ever obtained at any of
fice in America.
Orders from anv part of the United States,
enclosing- cash or prize tickets, (post paid) will
be punctually attended to. Address
S. &. M. ALLEN, 5c Co.
Sept.-1. 89 If : Baltimore.
UwWcYUy lottery,
SEVENTH CLASS.'
Tobedrwh on the 30th inst. all in 10 minutes.
CAPITAL PHIZES.
820,000--10,000 5,000 5,000
2,50013085 of 1,00010 of 500,
Tickets $6 00 J Quarters $1 50
Halves 3 00 Kighdis . 75
- Q For Sale as above., ,
Treasury Office, 15ihftugMty 1825.
STATE OF NORTH-C AROLINA.
riHE Public Treasurer considers it his lu
JL tv to invite the attention of the Clerks
and Sheriff"? of this State to the provisions of
tlse acts of the General Assembly, passed in
1 8221 823,. & 1824, " for the promotion of
Agriculture and family domestic 'Manufac
tures." By these acts, the Clerks of the County,
Superior and Supreme Courts, and Clerks
and Masters in Equity, are required, at the
first term of the Courts of Which they are
Clerks respectively,-'' after. the 1st day of Au
gust in each and every, year, to make a state
ment on oath, of all monies remaining in their
hands, and which were received by them
official!', three years ot more previous there
to ; specifying therein the amount of each
separate claim, and the name of the person
to whom the same is payable i and if there
be no' snch monies in their hands, they are
tomake affidavit of the same : which return
or affidavit, the ,ludge orChairman of the
Courtbefore whom it is made, shall cause to
be transmitted to the Public Treasurer on or
before the 1st of December in the same j'ear,
and the said clerks, after making such state-
ments, are to pay into the Treasury, on or be-
fore the 1st of December, all the balance so
stated to be in their hands. Every;. clerk a-
foresaid failing to comply with these .requisU
tions, forfeits $1000 to be suetl for and re-
Superior Court ; and is morever liable for all
the monies in his hands as aforesaid : And
on failure to pay over the monies as.aforesaid,
such clerk jnay be proceeded against by; the
Public Treasurer in; any Court of record in
like manner as defaulting revenue officers.
Every person who has heretofore been clerk
of any court of record iii this -state, is to ren
der to the court of which he may have been"
clerk, a statement of monies remainingiin his
hands as aforesaid, and shall account arid
psiy over the sa me, in th eatne manner as
clerks in office,' and under the like penalty
for failure j -and it is made the duty of the
law officera of the slate for the circuit in
which suchperson shall reside, to cause a
sci. faio be issued against him (on his fai-
ire to make return and payment) returnable
to the Superior Court of the county in. Which
such "person resides -on Which, the court is
to fender judgrtient fur the. penalty, unless
sufficient excuse be given for, the failure.
' All Sheriffs in office at the time of passing
the act ot 1823, are required, at the same
times, to Vender a like statenfent and to ac-
liialtv.
wuni in uic uic uiuiiuer, uncicr a nice pe-
CAVhile the Public Treasurer takes pleasure
in testifying to the punctuality of many of the
present and former clerks'includi ug some of
our most distihguished'eitizens of the present
day, it Is with nittch Teeret that he is con
strained to add there remain still many who
are defaulters under these laws;
Waiving all other considertions, the ;Trea-i
surer; wouia nereoy respectfully suggest to
those: conceriied, that it is iertulnlv far more
casv
and will eventually nmvo tn KW r
prove to
troublesome and 'exnensiv.trt' f.it-oioK
lluntarilv: and forthwith th t-Xt...
vo-
: --- iuiih icuu rrii
I by law, than by. longer neglect or delarto
It':',.' .
Virtn AT' l'argeTand' Convenient dwelling
JLV'IfOusei with every: necessary out house
and garden, whereon T Mrs. Ann aiconer
lately f resided, situated, in the; Eastern "part
bf the City, onNewherrt'StrcIJy ear
ly apVlication a great bargain might be had
in the purchase of the above property, .pos
session g.ven immediately X Terms of Safe,
one and two year's credit. ,
, irENRY M. MILLER. '
' Raleigh; Sept: 7th, '1825: 9;in w.
Notice
iTN the 2d day of August, 1825; I qualified
l i as Executor tather last will andestament
of RobertBurton, deceased., andherebyjg Haywood, 28 miles,
notice to all persons to present thertr claims K T . v.-UhvTv
np-ainst the estate; or thev will be ba rred
from recovery according to lay, ,-All per
sons hrdebted to the estate are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment.
4 HOUACE A. BURTON,
Executor of Robert Burton, decM.
Granville, Augusr24, 1825. 1 .844t
4 BRIGHT MULATTO 31AN has recent
A! ly been put in the jail of this county, sirs
pected of being -a slave, and runa way. Me
is 5 feet 6 inches high, about25 years of age,
Ins-hair dun coloured and rather bushy, and
eyes dark. He says his name is , Henry Wil
liams, and that he was born near Loiiisburg
Franklin . county, speaks easily, and very
well, professes no trade and can write a little.
If he is a slave, his owner is requested to
prove him to be so, pay the charges upon
him, and take-him away or lie will dealt
with, as is required by the law. J ' ' '
. . I f J OS. GARRETT, SbflT.
W-ashington cty, N. C?
July 26, 1825. S
80-6m
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OXFORD
r Academy.
SECOND CLASS,.
To he drawn positively on the 20th J6vember
next, . and completed in a Jew JWnntes.
J. B. YATES & A. M'INTYRE, Manaobrs.
1 Prize S20.000 is g20,000
. 1 J 10,000 10,000
f 2 I 5.000 10.000
g 1,990 1 3,980
18 1,600 18.000
18 500 9,000
18 100 1,800
186 50 r 9,300
186 ; 25 4,650
1488 i 10 14,880
13950- 5 69,750
15, 870- Prizes.
26,970 Blanks,
171,360
42,840 Tickets ' gl7i,360
This is a Lottery formed by the ternary
combination and permutation of 56 numbers.
Tickets and Shares in the above sen erne
for sale at the Managers' Office in Raleigh,
' " Whole Tickets, S5,
Hairdo. 2 50
Quprter do. 1 25
Packages of 12 tickets, embracing the 36
Numbers of the Lottery which must of ne
cessity draw at least 21 25 riett, with so many
chances for capitals ; or shares of packages
may be had at the same rate, viz : 1
Packages of wholes S60,
Of Halves, SO,
Of Quarters, 15. -
Jfeiv-Yorh State Literature Loi
ter Nq. 2, for 1825.
To be completed in one drawing on the
j September, 1825.
20A
1
2
1
2
20
K 20
38
114
228
1,710
Prize of 825,000 is
225,000
20,000
5 6,696
10,000
20,000
10,000
7,600
11,400
11,400
20,520
86,184
10,000
6,696
5,000
1,000
500
200
- 100
50
12
6
16,500 Prizes. , 228,800
Whole tickets S6 00
- Half 3 QQ . j
Quarters 1 50
T'Pasliirigton '- Canal and "Dela
ware State Uottcry,
FIRST CLASS. ,
Authorized by Acts of Congress, &c.
To be drawn and completed on the 5th dav of
j October, r 1825.
SCHEME:
1 Prize of gl 0,000 is SI 0,000
-2 ' 5,000 10,000
2 2,500 5,000
1 1,796 1,796
12 1,000 12,000
12, ' 500 6,000
SO 100 .3,000
18b t 50 9,300
Jl86 1 20 5,720
1.488 8 11.904
13,950
. r 4 . , 55,800
15,870
Pri:
nzes.
8128,520
Whole Tickets g4
i a. . - .
Halt do , 2 - :
Quarter du 1 7 v . '
4 Prizes in any of the Lotteries of COnnectU
cut; New-York, NewJersev. Pennsvlynnia:
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washing
ton City, will be received in payment:' t i
AtZJT driiersenclwner the 'catti orlnHzeiYltort
P
paidj for ticket i or shares in any of the above
Jsotterte, -mil receive prompt attention? if ad
Hres&ed to
7 ATHiS & M'INTYRE, !;. '
Ar-!:- TRiieihj N. C; ;
tigb;; August mmm:
Iia
FOR cafryihgllaila of thei -United States on
; the. followimr". Post Roads, -i will Ibe - re-
- cefved at ' the General .Post Office in; the
eivea at xne'.tienerai rosi sjni tn, mc
fty of Washington, tihtil the 15thday. of
ctbbe? next,nclusive. Jf f'lV
:cTt
October
V " iNfKOUTH CAROLINA
; 103' From Ash villebv- PhUin Uritain?!
C. C7 Carsons, Esiatoe C5ap,M'Kinneys,; Lit
tle Uiver, Keowee, and Boonstordjjto Pcndte
tnn -r.Z ht SJfl. mice in'twd'vees ''v
X Leaved Ashville jsvery othet SaturJa at 6
rt. waml farrivc at Peiltfletori cIv.'on Sun-
' Leave, Pendleton every other fonday at 6
n.? m. and arrite' at Ashville on Tuesday by
xlU4r From Kftieigivoj l-utiej wax jones s
o Haywood, 28 miles, fev':.'
L,eave Ttiileigh every. Fridav at d rt. .. and
arrive! at naywopu i'e same uay Dy ,o . wi.
- .Leave Haywood every . Friday 'at"5 p.
and arrive at Kaleigli on Saturday by noon. ,
-:105. From Btatesville by .Mount Fisgaft to
WilkesboroV rci ;,h,,- -M m-- -
. Leave' btatesville every T?iursdav"at 6"rt7 tri
and arrive at Wilkesborougli the satfieday at
a , ' ' "'" ''"'t :f - 4 f-' "t .'.''.' ' f--'.iv" Ij. v'i"' '.n I
' Leave WJlkesboro5 evetv Wednesday at.
. m. ana arrive at atatesyiiie, tne same iiay
bv 4 torn
106. Fronri Raleigh by Fish Damj Stagvilje
and 'Mount Tirzah to Roxboro'.
Leave Hal e'urh every Friday at 6 a m. and
arrive at Roxboro'. on Saturday by 10 a m.
Leave Roxboro every- , Saturday at noon.
and arrive at Raleiffh on Sunday by 4 p m.
107. From Lincoln ton by ; J r Fril en wiler'a
Kvinsville and Mooresboro to Ilutherfordton;
47 miles. ' - T : ;t,-- yry
Leave Lincolnton every "Wednesday at 6
rt m. and arrive at Rutherford ton by 7jA m
:, Leave Rutlieifordtou every Thursday at. 4
a w., and arrive at Lmcolnton by a p rn.
4 108. - From Elizabethtowh ' by Heatie's
Bridge and Long Creek Uride, to Miltoq. ; .
Leave Elizabetntown every lnursaav at o
rt m. and arrive at Milton . the same day;, by
11 a tn.
Leave Milton every Thursday at 1p m . and
arrive at Elizabetlitown the me day by 8
p in, "" ' ' -- : . : r
109. From Onslow court house' to John A.
Everett's, 12 miles. -''4 V ' 5 .
Leave Onslow c; h. every Wednesday at 6
a m. and arrive at Everett's by, 9 a in. . 7
leave Everett's every Wednesxlay by 11,
u m atul art-ive at Onslow c. h.'by 2 m ' '
110. From Wadesboro' by Heard's Store,
Rocky River and George Smith's to Salisbury,
60 miles, & to return by-Wadesboro V Rocky
River, Allento wn & Lawrenceville, to Wades
boro' 57 miles. , . v,
7 L-eave Wadesboro every Monday : at 6 a ml
and arrive at Silisbury on Tuesday by 11 a m.
Leave Salisbury every Tuesday; by 2 p m.
and arrive at Wadesboro on Wednesday by
7 pm. i -' : 7 7 . .. -. v ;;-
111. From Pittsboro by Jo. I. Brook's,
W. Lindleys Store, J. Carter's, Xlbright's
Store, Long's Store, Hartley's' Mills and Me
bane's Store, to Greensboro', 58 miles. . ;
Leave Pittsboro' every Monday at 6 a m.
and arrive at Greensboro' on 4 Tuesday by
noon.' '-.J7 . .
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday by, 2'
p m and arrive at Pittsooro on Wednesday by
7 pm. ' ' '
112. From Charlotte by Hopewell-Church
by Beattys Ford, 0 miles. ' . - " .
Leave Charlotte every Wednesday at 6 a m
ami arrive ajt Beaty's Ford the same day by
11 m, I. , r' , '
Leave Beaty's Ford every Wednesday by
2p m and arrive at Charlotte by 8 p m.
113. From Salem bjT Clemmonsvil!et"Riddle's
Ferr- and Yadkin, to.Mocksville 23 miles
Leave Salem every Wednesday at 67a m
and Salem by 12 at noon. 1 ,., J ; . J
Leave Mocksville every Wednesday by 2
p tn and arrive at Sah m by 8 m. " 7 7
114. From-Murfreesboro' by VVinton.Pitcb
Landing and Colerain to Wincsor, once a
week, 52 miles. " : ' 7 '
Leave Murfreesboro' every ' Wednesday at
4 rt m and arrive at Windsor the same day at
8pm. '7'A7:''r7iv;'7:vo
Leave Windsor every Thursday at 8 a m
and arrive at Murfreesboro' on Friday by
10 a m, ' '" 7 '
NOTES. ( -
1. The Postmaster General may. expedite
the mails and alter the times for arrival and j
departure, at any time'during the continuance
of the contract, he paying an adequate com
pensation for any extra expense that may be
occasioned thereby. And he reserves the
right to Tabridgeany contract; made under
this advertisement when he thinks it pToper,
and to deduct from the compensation at the
ratio paid under ; the contract, for lessening
the duties of the contractor. 1f7 1
2. Ten minutes shall be allowed for open
ing and closing the mail, at all offices where
no particular time is specified, 17 ..,. -7
3. For every thirty minutes delay, (una
voidable accidents excepted,) in arriving af
ter the time prescribed in any contract; the
contractor shall forfeit five dollars ; and, if
the delay continue untjl the departure of any
depending mail whereby a trip i& lost, a for
feiture of double the: amount 'allowed. for- car
rying the matt one trip, shall be incurred, 'un
less it shall be made to appear that the delay
was occasioned by unavoidable accident i in
which case tlie amount of pay for a trip will
be forfeited. 7,.. . 'J ', J,-f '
.S 4. Person making jjroposals, are required
to state their prices by t he year. . Those who
contract will receive their pay quarterly--in
the months of May, August, November,
and February; one month after the expiration
of, each quarter. v . . ; 7 . j ,;;
5.4 No other than, a free white person shall
be employed to carry the mail, -7- '
- 6. Where the proposer intends' to 7convey
the mail in the body of a stage carriage, he
is desired to state it ihjiis proposals ; and the
stage must be of sufficient ste,1 unless other
wise expressed, to conveniently convey sev
en passengers..--' . . ; - ' r 7 ;S ro 7
7. Eyerj- proposer may offer ii his bid,' to
make improvement in the transportation of
the mail, from the terms invited, ejther as to
the modef transporting it, tlie . speed requir
ed, or the frequency of the trips per week
which shall receive due consideratmmT,: 1 f .
The number of the post route shall be stat
ed in every bid, and the proposal must,be
sealed, and directed to the General Post-Qf-fice,
and endorsed ' Proposals.", w; 7 .
.7 -Strict 'attention 'must be given to tKe en
dorsement, as it is not intended to. break the
seal of. any proposal, until the time ior re
ceiving bjds shaiyiaye epireC
&lThe Vostniasfer General resetres5 to
himself the right of declaring any. contract at
ah end, whenever; one failure happens, which
Amounts tor theloss( f ijpj-- r :
- 5f. Tlie distances stated ate inch a'i
.beehXcpmmunicated ito'this office Ja !Uv!
oT.thcpi.tnay be incom'ct ;?iOn thisS'
the contractor Yntiet 4nrit .: 1 . uJect
partment will not be ansWerable forllnv
take . ,;y j: vn
i'jlO.. NO bid ihtlKt.i XUA. - '
tuis.'
tjme for receiving bids shall - IWtc cxp',2?.
and should anj' person refuse.to take tiiH
tract at his.bid,- he shall be held reSl;
to the Department for the difference betweeJ
hs bid,and that at which the contract aJu
bpmade: Xo decisions on bids shall be tnadi
kho n before the 17th of October. rStn
wpmeftpfany, contract Avithout the consent
of-tliePostmnster General, shall forfeit it
and iri all cases Vhere ,nnii.i;on , "
transfer is made, . the terms inust be
fully
.satexj.,i4t5.7:3,.:Jfj(.Ji;..
11. Tlie contracts ar fr. ''jL,
W.;";; wi vauuary next; and cntinu
n kA vi" 1. - t ' "l""l
JOHN M'LE AN,
'JliiPjOSt-Jlfaster CI
GeneraittQ0Ciz 77 r ; - ;
, Washington City,' July. 14tb 1825.
oawl2
IE subscriber oflerst hlsTract bf -'Latia
of 630 acres, for sale, lying six miles
west of S mithfield," J bhnston ' County, and on
both sifles of Middle CjTeek. There U (o it; a
SmgieStoix ftdmed DweUing knd other oat
houses for the convenience ofa small family
abouti75 acres' of c)eared"larnl, a kootl por'
the culture of corn, and pottonaml now in
excellent repair, 7 A beautifulyoung Orchard
of Apple and Peach trees There is about
200 acres excellent creek'Jand, thro' which a
beautiful; and , .never-tailing1 stream flows.-
The hills adjoining; the low -lands, is well
supplied with he ver-failingi springs;. upland
generally level, ' which enhances its Vuhie.
It is;; but; seldoiil r thaf a triict of lanl of its
jwortlii nd? generally reputed Ireatlhy situa
tion ana many advantages and. conveniences.
such as
beincr
convenient; to !never-fai!i
p. . . , n . : - -"
mui9, joTierea ior saie in lias section ot cin
try. Those disposed to buy would do well
to call and see. .' Said 'Tract of Land will be
jsdld bniaccommotlatingf terms, if applied lr
Shortly. - Young TTegroes" will be taken in
payment.' j For further particulars enquireoV
Dr., Willie N,, White, of jCrayen county, or
tlie subscriber, fee. : JOHN EASON.
1 June 10th, 1825J ' . 7 1' 65-
j: TUEASUUY DEPIAltTMENT,
! . ' 29ih April, 1825;'-
imj'OTlCE is befeby.'giveii, jthat on the first
jSH - day of October tvext, the principal of the
six-per cent. Stock of theillnlfed States, cre
ated under the authority of an act of Conin-ess
nuueu Jn aci auuionsing & loan tor a sum -not
exceeding eleven millions' of dollars.""
approved on the fourteenth day of March.
yuc iiiuwsiimi eiin. iiunurcu ami iweive, to
gether, wih'tire interest then due thereon,
will be paid to the proprietors of said stock
or to their attorneys ?duTy authoriaed, at the
Treasury of the United States, in ,, Washing- "
ton, and af the several Joan Offices, on the
iuujvs ui w iiiuu muy poi viuii 01 sam stock may
tand. . -- ; - - " - '
A surrrender of the Ortificates of said
$tock .Will be required; at the time - of pav.
ment, and the interest on said stock tvii!
cease from and after the thirtieth day of Sep,
.'''v SAMLV L SOUTHARD,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
A PUINCIPAL TEACIIBR iV wanted lit
IY- th"i3 institution, well qualified to instruct
youths of both sexes in all the branches of an
English and Classical Education, , and to pre
pare young men for entrance into the Junior
Class of any College, in theiUnion. ; His mo
ral character, ahii qualifications for teaching
the Greek and Latin Classics, 'must be un?
doubted. - . :-j-: j ' .
1 It is the" design of the Trustees to contract
with a Gentleman; who will tae upon him-
sell tne sole management and responsibility
ot tne bcnooi, comprenending botli tlpptfrt
nients, ...Male & Female,' supply the same with
Teachers of his 'own4 choice, & furnish every
other necessary , in consideration of which
he will be entitled to regulate the price of
tuition,, and to'. receive all the emolument
derived rom. it. . I 17 7', .
; Thistplanis recommended by the experi-
Lence,; tnat salary employments d not sti
mulate to that5 industry and 5 zeal, which
are necessary to the suecesful progress
and reputation of a large School,- and has its
foundatoin irv-that principle o'f-sellloye,which
prompts the exertions . most where interest
lies by identify ing the interest : of the Tea
cher with the character ofj the School thus
affording to the public the-surest guaranty
of having their children faihfully taught.
The-, Acaderoylo an'4..uuMin&s. are sitn.
ated in Very pleasant part; of the town, on
one of the; principal streets,'' arid in the neigh
borbood of the : Kpiscbpal and Presbyterian
Churches, t The lot is large; 'and well shaft
ed in the front -yard, which communicates
with tlie street oyer a stile (. The main build
ing and wln are three stories high vvith
double Portico in front, 'arid" is surmounted
with a beiuUful 7Belfr:--ihe length4' and
breadth -of the main btulclihg js about 65 by
45 feet, divided into -large apartment, sepa
rated by large halls or passages througfi the
centre. v . , -j . ; :
"They are sufHclehtly capacious to accom
modate a School of 200 soholarsaHd a. fami
ly1, 'and the lot isf silpplied from a! Hydrant in
the front yard with good arid wholesome wa
ter, -; 7;-. :.: u-, - 7.
sFew prospects can be more inviting than
the present, to, a married -gentleman with a
family qualified' to assist j in the school, or
capable of taking boarders', (and such a per
son the Trust eea 1 Would greatly prefer) for
it combines the advantages of twp fold pro
fits, to be .derived from teachingand board
ing children front abroad., And when it 1
known that this Academy is situated in a
town with a population of 3600 souls, & that
there , is no Academy ! within 60 miles of it,
in which the higher branches of learotng are
taught, the striking advantages of this oiuf
cannot fail to,make a. strong appeal to the
interest and enterprize of the first talents v
the country devoted from necessity to the
Vbcationof Littrature. i 1 ; t
' The Trustees wUl lease the buildings, low
&c, from the first day of January next ; ( he
the present lease expires) tor one year : at
terlwhich they will extend the term to a y
number of yeara the contracting parties can
agree upon.v'-: '' ,
Lerters,post post paid, may be addressw 1
to the subscribers M this place ; -i : - .
, ... , 7, i LOUIS D. HENBT.
-r-'7. 7 J i JNOW, WRIGHT, .
Commiitee.
iVW;t?-A0T7st: 19J:':1 81 bt
m, w.. 1 a. v ; ,
mi iy oer oTTne Managers, r -' i : be the:certain arid inevitable consebuencfe:hf
? itif mmm mh?kWWi,' TUIOMAS Treasr;; .future neglecr omlon? 7
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