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:i' Vv " i.' . 'vl V't 1 V w "V 4; -r.-,.: ' ' , " 4,Uri'urarpM by party rage to live like brothers.'? r . , ,..,,,. ,7 ' ' ', i? " -1 " "
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f THE t ItEGXBTJSR
. l published every TtyEsuiT arid FnxATby
' ; '!- 'jqsepti gales 8 sbKv" '
:Jkt Fits Dollara'per annum Iialinadvajnce.
' -u.k -AttVERTISEMTiiNTS
?fat ieceediriK'" 1 6 lines, neatly inserted three
4 tirael for a 'dollar and 25 cents fori eVeTy
suweein publication,; those of1 greater
" length in the same proportion;;. ;.Cparauw j:
r jci.wtia to
the Editors must be post-paid. : - w
.,.r '4. i ' U,
vouns man was indicted and found
guilty before the Recorder of Tork
for having stabbed a lady 'Mrs;Catha
rine i Morgan - With a penknife. 1 lie
proved to be a youth of but twent yone
years'of -as;e, and he was sentenced to
he Penitentiry-for three years The
following is nis explanation of hk mo
tives for a tteuipting so anguirtary an
act y-
Hereunonthe ptisoner, a young: man
of 21. or 22 of inder frame, and ra j
address theoft and mild
;Jiut urin dportm?nU his regular.coun
tenan,ce:(reridered a little pale by,ini
prisonment, though illumined by clear
. and expirssi ve eyes. ) his plain yet very
4ntdress, .and his f, decent appear
Xapcev altogether imparted much -inter-:
est tothe caseii His voice ns clear
and"disttript;rv6r(r of all timblingXor
cmba rf as?oi ent f :a n d with oqf any o f the
oratorical foripsahcUattitudes Jauscht
anywhere j3UVi
j out:ariy pf thef preparation in .pasltioh,
; pr in Speech and prestures, practised by
.sonfe; greatrorttom coftand- con-gress---h!e;told
his talejri a manner far
superio. thai T)f - most qf;, the daily
speakers at the bar, .both as;fo th ? mat
ier 'and language and the judgment
"displayed;! in the-. arrangement of
the whok. dFl clMl'' t ?o or three i h Jz
teTrupftons tip oise in the court, in the
je39diicert-or jebarras hinu but
-3wienei ci)uW be;heard;- he resumed
i$'remarfcj w with a
tom posn re'hTcli sh ( wetl !him4 c:j?mble,
jntuund
tsiiUiatioriiof vpublicusefufnessv Still
iis a d dress w as but. brief and the fol
lowing is but a broken sketch of its out
lines; ; He said in substance f
. Ux vnshnow? to tcl I your Htmours,
1 ija t Kcn1l3 rst ia?4! l? XV
"-ivi-'ht-the: com pla t n a n t,; M rsMoga n ,
alvewas -poor anil- m aisrress, as it ap
peared to me.-
. - ! If.
I u ui n t h it v t h a vt m n &
as"shedoes, how mucJi attached arid
how faithful I have been tner I not
only forgive her, but wish her'weil.-r-Nay,
I here freely and openly declare
ill as she has used me ungrateful and
cruel as, she has been to. me lhat I am
incapable of a thooc;ht injurious to her,
nr herpeace orwelfare-aml trt?t I wish
not to throw'0 the slihresr shade on her
claracter or . condurtjj .except to. uh
careless-as she has:. been of my i fame
itnd feelings.. Nol it. is my sincere
wish ;rny? warmest hope, that thafc wo
man, casting a placid anil forgiving
look at Mrs. Mi maythenceforth pros
pel and find more fortunate and happy
friends and protectors a more ardent
and- true one, she never can ! ; y
'; f One only request I have" to make
of 'the court t am young, as your hon
our, perceives arid just entering, s it
were on the stage ofiHfe. L am poor.
and - have n great -desire to uj some
tlnng lor myself, and not to be a-bur
ilpn '' nn'; .snipfv. T"Kniio-h nnw fillon
unde r t Tie c ensure o f the fa w, and i n my
turn.i tnenptefss ana iepresseu, yet l
leeij that mat iioerty, 1 siiouiu ue ca
pable of doing something to retridve
my circumstances, and to be of some
value to mv.se If, if 1 to' no one else.
I therefore hope; and earnestly. beseech
that your honours will take my youth,
and all the- circumstances or my un
happy case into consideration, arid make
tlie period. of my atonement as short f
vour view of. the whole matter will a
low arid that I may be no longer i in
prisoned, than the due administration
f justice shall, in your merciful judg
ment, absolutely require. '?
CIIES.
as
I
The. Game of Chess is not merely an
idle amusement z several 'very valuably
qualities of the mind, useful in V the
course of human life, are to be acquire
ed and strengthened by it, so as to be
come habits ready for all occasions ;
for life is'a kind of Chess, in .which we
haye ofteri-poinito;.gai and compe
titors : to contend with', c and in - which
there is-a vast variety of govd at?d il l
events, that are, in some degree, the
effects of prudence, or the want of it-j-By
playing Chess then, we. may 1 earn :
1st. jForesight, which looks a little
into futurity, ''arid considers the conse
quences that may attend an action ; for
it is continually occurring to the playelg
If I move this, piece, what will be the
advantage or disadvantage of my new
situation r what: use can my adversary
make of it to annoy me ?. what other
Dr.i Youtf b wallcihin his garden at
VeIryri,'"j!ii conrpanywith' two ladies,
qney of--whom, r he; after ard ma rried,
the servant came tQt tell him a gentleman
"wished, Vo. speaU with him. f TeIl
him;'v said ""the Doctor T a in too hap
pily engaged to change my situation"
The fad jest insisted upon: it that5 he
should coi as ins visitor was raroan of
rank,j his patron, ins friend '; arid as
persuasion, had no effect one .took liim
by the iright arm,tiie other by therieCu1
and led hjtn: to the gardengate . when
finding resistance was vaia,;4ie bowed
laid bis, hand- -upon- his fhejrf, and in
that-expressive manner,. v for-which he
was so remarkable, spoke Uie following
lines : ':' -v ; . : ?. i-vhU--t :
' Thus Adarrt lookd when from - the garden
a "driven, v - . .:;':-',;'.. i
And thus disputed orders sent from heaven ;
Like htm ! go, and yet to: go am Iptli, ;
IJke him'I g-), for Angels drove', us both.' ti
ll .ml was his fate, bnt min&still more unkind;
His Eve went with him but fnine stays behind.
"IflT
T -
Lands for Sale for fTaxes,
1 y
ON Wednesday, the. 7th day of IJecember
next, the following Lots ih the, pity of
aleigh will be sohi at the Court House in
said city, to satisfy the Taxes due-thrreon,
for the present year, and cost. of.udveriising;
Lot IS o. 143 property of David Itoyster.
M'Kethen's heirs
Bcnj. Uagsdale, r:
;JohnSujrg
" AVm. Denn's ,
Martha Brickie
Journeyman, Printers
E;wish to employ Timmediately, T.woi
' or, Three Journeyrnqrl ' Printers to;
woik at book -work. The best waes ' will
be gjven r llEtSlCftLL tiBUOVVK.-5!
Knx vllleReisVer -OrRce niV ir. -.V Ji
Knox il.V.Tenrt. Octf 7, 1825, V ' : ' '
- - . i
OxfV-rd Male CcatlehiyJ'
lE'Exsminatiori of the Students in tms
& .Institution; ' will ' commence on Moftdav,
the 1 4th of. November next, and the;Report!
thereof b e read on iV'edivesday the 1 6th.
s tTh first isessiolivof. 182& will commence
on the, 2d Moncjay in, January, as heretofore, .
umler tiie cnarge or Air. J
" wm. hi..
" Oct.-16. ; ;
(IJ" The Editors of the
rbhniartnlidentoiv Gazette and Petersburg
Intelligencer. 'will nublish the above a'hd
forw,adt tjieir bills J to Stephen K. Snecd,
ames !.' Johnson.
SNEED,' SecV.
.Hi;;.'v4'4t "
Statv Western Ca-
'"jniR subscriber, thankful for'past fvors'
f 1 takf s thi$Vethod of informing hi friemb
nd ;the:publiQ general ;yj that he still conti
nues to kepjPa H(eur Enidt3M.ment in
GreensoorpuglH tit -the Jiigmof the
PL1)UGIL. . Jtaying :.rf.i)c4.thef.rcanfae'
6iis5riesV liis Avhole attention wall be devoted
to his; ffouie v hldr is u pplied with the bst
iHercwiniry anprtis. t jus btabreAare furnish
ed wish proV-cnder' !ofV very',kiml for liorsejv
a , steady and attentive Ostler ; antl he'plodg
eshirnseh to .give due attention to all-why
may honor him with a cull. ; j
v 5 r JACOB "UTJOBAnO.
Gi eenshnro,' N: O A'ugW 24. l! 86 3m
13vAoi Hotel,
No. 187
Noi 236 & 250
No, -80 ,
Not 233 .. ..
No! 275, 276 & 187
No. 200201, 202,.
-.V.iut: 217248,
.No. 170 y .
No.! 186 f :
No.: 182. . :
William Mill
or rireCtoreO I pi ti
, ed with hen deportfivenf and cominis
xirated her meek An,J patierit sorrow
perhaps I may say I loved heri t wjs'
fed -to assistd relieve her if possible
To protect tier; :d accordingly, every
thimr I could nossibly spare, from my
ownsJi Insistence, Out of rriy scanty earn -I
jjave to ner to enaoie ner ip.sus-?
tain herself and 'child and restore their
health. It was but little, but; it was
given free) v, jind I thouoht received
wiif;sincenty of hart. It helped to
support hermit raised her spiritsarid
I continued to .doeverv thinj I could
for them,' till her child -did ; .when,
her? own ; iiealtlv'bei she
borild d b ni ore for hersel f. . For a t i m c,
she still continued to receive fny visits;
and 'tis true, I did press npon her the
subject brTnarriage,. which she at -first
discouraged ;But on: al rcpetition,f
rny; golicatioiBv iaUnoga i she objected
: jihat she could not then marry me, yet
. she d id not a4 iscou rage ine at all ; but
gave roey fas I'4 then thought, and still
thirikevei-y reason to jej-pect that one
. day;'sheoulcan'M matters
litoocl fbrvhileduring which we had
, iVequent Walks togeflier, till other com-;
panyV or what: I know; not, began to
render.Ker cobliowards inc. . v n
" 1 In this way "she ensnared , me in
thiaiwaihi ltas led oTvfromfone feel
ingrto another, and unfortunately, was
too much enamiured' with what, i find,
ihoughyct pleasant to reflect uponi may
prove my bitterest enemy,1 But far has
it ever been fnqni irj thoughts to injure;
herungenerously and coldly asvhe has
treated me though I do Hot pretend
to deny .that 1 stabbed her becausefT;
o not know what 1 did or whether 1 1
did any thingi It has b?en proved here I
that I did stab hcf,?antl presume u
tpust have been so. vBut lyas jealous
fit her-r-l- know hot but her treatnient
' -made me frantic, but -1 , here lec-are,
before you r h onou rs-before tlse Ju d ge
tf all, that I am not consciousv what 1
did, oVtliat Iinterided to d her any
harm. I still resocct her thouzhl'she
has appeared against uie here, knowing
m
de
t!o
ove can I make to support it, and
ifend in vseif from his attacks r'.'
' 2d. Circumspection, which survey
the whole of the Chess -board, or scene
of action the relation of the several
pieces, and their situations 5 the danj
gers they are repeatedly exposed to?
and the several possibilities of their
aiding, each other v - "
3d. Caution, tiot to make our moves
too hastily. This habit is best acquir
ed by observing" strictly-the laws oftlie
game , such.as if you touch ' a' piece,
you must move it somewhere ; if you
set it down, you must let it stand
Therefore,; it would be better' to. ob serve
these rules, as. the game becomes
thereby more the image of human life,
and particular! y of war 5 in -which, if
. 1 4 4t L.l4C'-4L!
you. nave incautiously put yourseu lnio
a bad and dangerous position, you can
not obtain your enemy s leave to with
draw your troops, and place them more
securely but you must abide all the
consequences of your rashness, '
And. lastlv. we learn from Chess,
the habit of not being discouraged by
present appearances iri the state of our
affairs 5 the habit of hoping for a favor
able change, and that ot persevering
in the search of resources. The game
is so full of events, there is such a va
riety of turns in it, the fortune of it is
so subject , to vicissitudes, and one so
frequently, after contemplation, disco
vers the means of extricating one's self,
from : a supposed insurmou n table diffip
culty, that one is encouraged to conti
nue the contest to the last in hopesof
victory 'from skill J or at leiistTroni tho
negligen cje of our adversary. .
This is"the opinion of Dr. Franklin :
it has been also-said by other writers
of excellent judgment, that it strength
ens the mind and finproyes the memo
ry 5 arid that! after being able, to learn
Clress, wcinust not complain of an . in
ability .to learn any ; thing else ; for it
is no Ytri fle to be accu stom ed, to turn
and twist one's, .mind , to the 1 shifting
lombiriatlqns of thirty-two men, -with
iixdififererit movements on ' sixty-four
squares
No. 199
No.' 273
No.1 183 ..'
No, 114 ,
Noll4
No. 211, 227
No.' 142 -.
No.! 258 .
No,
No
No.
; 163
i 273
1 16
Raleigh, Oct. 26.
Heirs of 3. Pride
,Wm. At. Kenedy
K!izabet! Grdtty t
.lames McKee'
(iharles Parish ;
Theatre Square
A. Si H. . Burg-es
'WillianrHill
WiHiamlluffin
Heirs of , Lane
John C Green
Durrel Holers '"
,lo ,n J. -dedtre
Ueirsof l'Kethen
JOHN PhiHitY. Gol'u.
TIE Subscriber, Executrix of the last1 V ill
.and Testament tf Stephen Maywoodi
dee'd, beings fully. empowered hy the provis
ions of said Will, hereby ofTVrs for sale th t
va uab' lact-f Land, in lvtgcombe Ooun
tv, formerly the residence of s.Vid deceased,
eight miles above the town of " T.Hrbo'roug'h,
immediately on the river, containing, by a
late and accurate survey, 1360 acres : 150 of
which are river low grounds.
This plantation lias many advantages to re
commend it, which 1 deem it useless to enu
merate,, believing that all inclined to purpl)ase
will see and judge for themselves if a satis
fact r' bifer is made, I will sell', at private
sale if" none is made, I will then offer Said
Land ut Public. Sale, on the premises,, on
Friday, 1 18th Noyr. next. One and two
year's crjedit t;an be had y the purchaser g-iv-inj
bonds bearinjr interest from the day of
s de, or riotes negotiable at the Branch of the
Bank of Newbern in Raleigh, will be receiv
ed, at the option of the purchaser. . j
If a private sale should take place, duelno
tice will be given. !
. I DELIA -HAYWOOD, Ex'rx.
Oct. 19th. 1825. ; 1 l-3w.
State of Nor th -G arolin a,
' -MecWenbui'CmirityJ'':- -Superior
Court of Law, Spring Term, 1825.
Jane Perrvv "
' V. r .C Petition for Divorce. ;
Oray Pern-. S T . ,
tT appearing, to the satisfaction of the
'Court, that the"-defendant is not resident
in this states so that , tlie ordirt ity process ol
Law, can be served pn him. It is therefore
ordered that publication be made " three
months'.--in the Raleigh liejrister, tliat unless
tlie .defendant appear at our next Superior
Court of Law to be .held" for said County, at
the Court blouse in Charlo'tteJ. on the 7th
Monday after the 4th Monday in September
next, and? plead, .answer or .-'-demur' thereto,
the hiintitf's petition .will, betaken pro con
fessoV and heard exparte, Sic.
- " ' J. M. HUTCmSON.
OTpWO Black Meri, who were taVen up artd
.-IX committed to the jail in Ilandolp! coun
H,.Jyr,'C. aa .Runaway Slaves, to wit . one
who says liis name is Ben, and belpngs to
Wm. "Arjiotd'of t he Statei of labarria, who
rti'nKway, perhaps, in "''June,' i'1824. The
other, who says his name j is 'hrdratk, and
belongs-to Joseph . Williams (i spvciilatpr,)
and that he: loft said W'iniams. sorne.time in
jVpril,T82 in) the St te of Alabaina--will
be oflpred for sale in the town of Ashboro,
on the first" Monday in February next, in
pursuance of an order of the County "Court
of Randolph. V ;i.;LANE, Shff.
October,20,.1824. , ,2-3m. .
ykjjjk ' f ' TJtE Subscriber havinpitv
' S 1 cliased f tli?s ;Estabiish:net wi
1 1 ii Hi. e F;yett eville .Street lately, occiu
s!2ESi5i!s pied by 'Jlrs. Jurai Jeter, is now
SHE I subscriber intends leaving Raleigh
I tliisi fall. He wishes to dispose of his
house .ajid lot : It is an excellent stand for
a store being in the centre of business. It is
also well calculated .for a family, residence',, a
gootl" garden and out houses. A creat bar
ai n may be had, if early application be m:ide.
Any gentleman wishing tj urchase, can be
shewn the premises, and informed ?.e terms,
by appliring to the subscriber,
" JAS. I SELBY.
Or in his absence to ,
WILLIAM F. CLARK.
Sept. 21, 1825. V3- '
. N. Bi The subscriber returns his thanks
to those Gentlemen. who have hitherto pa
tronized him, and requests bll those who arc
indebted to him to come forward on or be
fore the sf of October and settle their re
spective.accounts, and all "those to whom he
is indebted, will please call on him for the
same . : :, " ;. - . "; ' " " ...1; L S.
, ,-. Sovice. A:-.! .
WAS committed to. the Jail of Anson
county, on the 2Sth day of September
last, a negro fellowabout twenfyyesrs of age,
five fe,e j eight or ten inches high, with a no
table scar n the left cheek -says hs name
is Newton, and that he belongs to Robert
Smit h of Ab be vi lie District, S ; C. The ow
ner is requested tfj ctme forward, prove pro
perty, pav charges4and take Jiim out of Jail.
- " PARKS tiEAMON.'Jiilor.
4 October 8th, 1825.' t I005tp 1
.,, , , .,; , . ,. I I I I. I -I.. I' iV . .... l '
TAKEN up on the 4th of September, 1825,
and committed to the Jail of New Hano
ver County; a negro fellow "namedyHARpY,
the said fellow is stout and well made, about
20 or 25 years of age, and says he belongs to
the estate of James Purdie, and hired to Ro
bert McMillan,, on South River. , The owner
is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay. charges, and take said fellow away.
in CHAS. Bv MOURIS, Jailor.
October 1-2; : lOlawtf
THE undersgned, Executor of Samuel
Walker,- of--. Granville county, de'd. hereby
gives notice, that , if Thomas Dickinson, tlie
Legatee, tor whm sundry Slaves viz. a Negm
Woman .Vine, and her Children, the proper
tj' of said deceased were hft by will, many
years'agp, do not come forWard and pay the
expenses that have been jncurfed in main
taining s.iidNegroes, and take them into his
possession: on or he'or the 14th of Novem
ber, ihe said Negroes will on that day, be'put
up for sale at vendue, and sold in order to
defrav the charges incurred in their siippirt.
JOHN ; STONE, ,Ex'r.
Frnnklin, May 10, 1825- 56-6
. " . . . . ' ' v. - -;'
State of.North-Curolina,
Rockingham County.
Court of Pleas and Quarer'Sessions,
August Term, 1825. - .
William Carter," ; . ...... .
V v- Judicial att. levied on land.
George Martin, y 1
TT appearing to the satisfaction ofthe court,
; that the defendant in this case is not an
inhabitant of this State: Itls ordered, by the
Court, that publication be made for 3 months
successively, in the Raleigh Begister, giving
notice to the said defendant to appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions' to
be held for the county of Rockingham, at the
Court-House in Wentworth, on tlie fourth
Monday of Jovember next, and; replevy
plead to issue,' or demur, or otherwise judg
ment Will be entered tin aerainst him.'
' RO. GALLOWAY, C. C. C.
Tewly VioUaYS Vie,vai!!iV;
T) AN away from the -subscriber on, the 1st
JOLinstant., two Nejro Fellows, viz. TOM,
a Carpenter, aged .about 24 or, 25 year?, 5
feet 9 or 10 inches, hih, of dark complexion,
qnick spoken, and quick.in his inovements.
BILLY, his broiher, also of UrV complex
ton, 5 feet high, -aged about!7 or 18, lia-ifg
a good, , set jofVteetli.-' X 'he above negroes:
were , purchased .by me of a Mr. Tuwnfs,
peculator, 'from Mecklenburg cotmly, Vir
ginia, in the spring of 1824, and it is likely
will endeavor to get bacic to said place, 'as
they have made frequent attempts to do so.
The above reward will. be given, a,d all rea
sonable, expences paid, to any person anpr -hendingjsaid
negroes and lodginj:them hi
any jail so that 1 get them. Intbrmatiou be
ing given me. Vr " '
I . ? a n. iienton.
Darlington district, S.C.
Sept20, 1825.- -'.-.
94 6t
I will expose to public pale, at the1 Court
1 hnue hi Jefferson, Ashe cutity, on the
2d Monday of December. next, the following
Land, to satisfy the : taxes due thereon ; for
t.4 : . f.-.st:.-vA,rH3l
One hundred arid forty pine, acres, situat
ed heir the- Court i House joining the land,
of Wm. Wyatt and ; given in by Pevton
Calvprd. H. : . JOHN BAY Sh'tf.
' Oct. 15, 1825. - ' . 204 -St.
BLANKS
Fer 6vA e a t this occ
in readiness to accornrtiodate Travedler ant
Jioarders' He" tendcrthis thanks, for the p
trohage and friendly support bestowed up-Vn
him lit his former stand, and assures the- Pub
lie that in his present 'situation every exer
tion will be made to cootluce to. the comfort
and pieasure of his guests. le 'will be pre
pared to" accommodaie from twenty-five, to
thirty Members of the approaching General
Asserhblvr v-"' " : ' ' ' " ! -
S'ffia'JB(ir will be constantly supplied :with
the best and choicest 'ZigugmlXi j '
' His Table, with the b . st the country c arid
market will afTord.Vv;l-lUvVar)w1u '
commodious andt targe, will be a'i ended- by
faithful and steady Ostlers. , . i ; ;
w - JOHN W. PULLEN.
.-Raleigh, Sept.. 12, ; v 825 T ; v t J
IIS. SARATI JETER,
':f9 $$fees leave to inform" h'er : friends
j j 1 1 Mgi: an'd p u bl c,tfia t she has taken .
nfigfifftffl" thei;Kniise J 1 jtn; m the Jocau ':
pancy of John W. Pollen, Esq, (south west
corner of the Stae-House Square) . : where
she will continue to keep a House of Enier-
tainment. " She tenders her thanks to those
who have been pleased to call on hf r, and
assures thewn t -at nothing s
to render them comfoitable
bi ot the best the. market afltirds. i She can
Board 1.5 Members of the Legislature, r .
Her StaMe .Will be provided ' with good
Ostlers and plenty pF fbr ige. :a
She solicits a por'ion of public patronage'.
Raleigh, Sept. 22. j . ' ;93tf ' :
' 'I.' THE HOTEL. ! !
.-.. i :. ;! I
j THE Subscriber havlns: rent.
l..,11 Kol u'atfftr
lfer;TableAvill
; ed the Hotel formerl occun;ed
limjj RufRrt,
3 informs the public that the houso
is now, opened by him for the accommoda
tion and cqfnfort bf those who may visit lla
leigh. To all who mayfeel dispose?! to call -every
exertion shall be made to . render their
situation agreeable. j ... ' . ; .j. 5 :
uch gentlemen as wish : to ' procure out
rooms, dt'ringthe Session of the Legislature,
more eligibly situated and convenient to tho
Capitol than ony others, are advised to make
earlv application bv letter. j -
AIICH'D. Tt: IiUFFIN. 1
Baleigh, 22d Sept. 1825.f '
9i- V
JUST PUBMSHEDj ;i
: 18 2 6; M-:: ;
CONTAINING, besides the Astronomical'
and Weather Calculations, some vhiable '
pieces on Farming and Rural Affairs $ tnanr
useful and interesting ACscellaneous ai-ticles-,
Medical Receipts, Anecdotes SccVl a list of ;
the OiHcers of the Government of this State, ,
and of the United St-ates, 5 with their salaries;
the times of hold"; nrf all the different Courts
in this State : tlie Members of Assembly, &c.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Publish
ers ; by Charles. Stuart, Fayetteville 1 by
Salmon Hall, Newbern, and retail by most
ofthe Storekeepers in the State. rXA Ui- v 1
Sept. 22d, 1825. . V ' 'Vi'k-"
rflll E Subscriber begs leave to infirm hh
'A, f iends and the public, that he still con
tinues to ke p a House of Emerfainmcnt id
the City of Raleigh, o.'i the east tide of the
State House Square, and will be prvpared
to accommodate Thirty Members effthe ap ,
proaching Geeral Assembly with Board;
lie., has rented several good Roams conveni
ent tothe State House, and his own dwelling x
also is prep iredto accomnr)odate all transient -persons
at any.'' ti me J when 'culled on, at hr
old prices, which "have a! wnvs been lowV-
His table shall be as well supplied as the.
market will affiirdft He has a largeand cleau
Stable, well supplied 'with old Corn: Foddei
a:id Oats for Horses, and ah honest Ostler.
i ' - ": " WILLI E J ONES.
B de'prh, Oct. 14,' 1825. 93-3 w. ; ' ?
State of jqrth!-Carolina ...
. Jolmston C;uiifv. '
' Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions."
... ; August Term, 1825. V '
heuben "Barber, '
' ':. Alt; levied ton land,
Caleb Gr.flin, V 1 - 1 trr . , : . 7
IT appearing to tlie satisfaction of the "Con'rr,
that lie Uefendmt Caleb Griflin, Is bS';
tes;dent of tbis State : It is crdfWi ti,
ndvertiserocnt be :rriade in the.' Itideih lie
gistcr for three monthsithat ttnlcss tlie De
fendant ;Cleb Griffin; ajjpears at our nxt
County Conrt, to be held fr said Coimty, at
the Court-House in Snutlific eti thi 4th '
Monday in November next, to pie ul answer '
pr .. demur, -judgment will be entered pro
confesso and execution issue accoKlii gjy .
.Tcsie, RM. SANDERS': Jlk. " '
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