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'tt?J;eIe brothers.? t . ,y, s-: , xr ! 'i(':;':r Vv -''; " ' ; ; tJ .
;v.l.;, -4-:. -r V-"-.- -5 - - ' . , 1 miu uic,pianaol ja,
yi .y . " J " v ' ' ) ' . - ' " t .
s. -
4
7TI
.V' i i'. ' , .
1 1 iams l)oroii2:li cade i.
i
1
' A'A't FiVk Dollars per artnum-r-hj&lf in advance..
Not ciceetlHijr.l 0 finefs
; times for a dftllai
''succeeding' p'tiibfl
' leneth in the Varhi
X NDING OF; WILLI VM PENNi
' ; ; Tbe4Sd;
v iivas celebrated at Pjifade!pKia on Sfonf
fiay-tlixiiltp'jAmon the Vuest were
. . the Presideot r of f netfriited -States)
Jude. 'V.ashJrtjrtiin off thai Supreme
, Court,. and' the1 Duke Eernard' tffASaxe
; v',V;em6r;pt r ,-vj , : ';v :r";;-V,T f
'0n bein
' given " by- the ; ve'nera ble - Jurle,''- Peters
- his i Excellency rose; and s)f(;r thaf Ji
-felt leeply se frl e in f ; f h ef k i n d n e a
respect, shownrhini ;by t(e toast just
, . g i y etri re n d e red as ir j.vya d ou b I y ea r
to him , b y the, ire v ol u tiona r v lips from
which it prtireeiJe'lft- He fhih he said,'
ufii t ier 1 1 1m pressed -i ft h! theimpor-
founder tjf Perinsylvania, anil' the lihp
. py: consequences whicti had floweil ffoni
the. principles tf Ii f s' gtU-e r n i ne n t. 1 1.i
;would nqt trespass'on thejtime. of ;;the
..xomp:ny,bv 'dil.-itln'-jj. upim; rtliej-topic
"Svbi tri ha d already bee') .vtiiU ched by a
; rrj :fsf ers hantpitV. t Uj dlgcou nwTiI el i v er4
d in . the1 u-orntnif' he "courd add no
thinir'but his'hear ty .c'mcn'rtence1 in' the.
Fcnti jiif nts'es pi essed: in? that dUcgurse.
'H pea ti nv th c re fi ) re, h is th an k s f o r . t he
ijciijd reception given him,.. he proposed
tlic ftdlovyin toast : . - ; ; : ;
- JtTie1-landing' of Wm. Penn, and : ." his
great Town; the' City of Brotherly Loye.j
r 3. Our Qistingiishd & enlightened guest,
. Hhe'Xhjke ?;erna rd of S'axe "Weimar, in whom
the virtues: of the'' tierman. pppulatiqu ' pf
''Pehnsylvania "are : 'finely -iUustratedi'-"';'','
J - The I)ukj of Saxe W eimar asked;
.permission" to'Veturn4thanks'in FretfchV
as beins raost fapiiliar to huii.
We subjoin a th tiiatida of thi3 stnk-
iu and eloquent speech. - r ,
enuemeri'J consider inyscit. partic
lilarU f(rtijr,ate in" ajrrivin: here at tht
moment . when-thft descendants of thnsi
pHilihthfopic jiien who fir?t opened the:
w ii d e rji i ess , i n. this h o v h ds pi t a b I e cou b
ryxelebrafe the "anniversary of theirl
an vent.; , fX ijia t ; i an u i ng was ; o n e y 1 1 in e
.mnst'remarkable eventsof modern Ids
tnryi'nVfttheyrtttJSt happy people "in
4 III; 11- I V V l OV, ) L. ft M lliVJl ...v,ftMWV
Bu t i t i 1 1 becomes me , a st ra n'jjrer;; tout
,te in pt to u n fol I b f re ' voii.tj-p; p i e tt u re
or your nappmess, ynn;n iixi's upon
y on a he e yes of "1 1 h e .w h 1 e c i i I i z e 1
Avdf(U anu "drawsamdryou forii;n''rs:
S eaec to investigate the. true sources of
public ha'pptnesstrj in this point of
-,yxew especiaii v, -anti -.yu.! .uit- uiiuusi
plea sure, that I iinite.wifJt yoti ejnrce
Jebratin; a festival'i.vhiqh ought to be
that of all mankind ; v ''!. ;'.-
'A? stran'grr itf this countrfV fhe kind
manner in which You have received me
' does vie. infinite?. honor, and 'gives me a
fiatisfiction I. can not express. There
is 'a sy m pa t by .of ojpi nions n 1 1 fc h ?ca U ves
the distance that scnrlrates.'our ? birth
places td dfsappear, and bnnjrs us near
er to each 'other, and carnes the illusion
so iar asiomaKe us nenevje mai: we are
but .one Taniity ' -1 his is syinpathy;
v Inch we -feel fn common with the jvise
$an'd good of every jcoun try," S" onsi i tu tes
iny; peculiar happiness, tho' 'it inakes
me regre t t ha t circu in' stance's, v d d . no t
. enable wife'.t dvfi x my- res id e n ce ' pe r m a -
jaeotiy among you. ' . -' . r
r.licarrr widi ;me, deeply, impressed
upon iny heart, the remembrance of the
Taec )The festival wd celebrate tins day
can:tiever. beVeiracedTrom my inemory;
amti ttit presence oj inejirsi magistrate
of the pcoplcof . the people I repeat
ike haiipiUt people on tfis face of. t'u
carth adds still brighter tint 3 to V the
picture. He assu rel, Geritlemen,- of
the grateful isenttments; 1 cherish' to
wards you , and allow me to carry across
thcOcean the impression, ''-perhaps too
13atterinv to tne; that J4 feave behind me
tome frieiids in whose memory' I shall
continue to be present
3
X
"AGinCtUIi URAL.
At UhV late AnimalAleetiuof. the
Pe n n s y I van i a A'gric u It itrafSd ct ety ;h e 1 d
at Prp.pect Jiil liiif. hTlade1jhUiC0ti pt'
al ui tist Ji ve ry vi me m t tli e p re nii u id '.tor
neat Cattle were takeniby JoHk JIaee
catioirf h6se of eater
tor. tue benefit. m, t hc.oQCiel.T-Tr.
ken
a deeo iriterefetftl inihrtbe
Of his urrp.ia tli nhiiv.. ttfiird Kutfioi'
enr eviuence especially wnen KASKoutO
tyM&iVFfr -were.jjpwurlsc' hundred
head ol. cattle presentea fr compi tij
tion. feverir ranTmal that V)btairie'd'7a
premium, vhet!Tc btdim to tV!r. Pp.Vr
ell ornUwas. pf 1 he breq. oF.-vIhji
pnv et f. U u rha in Sh 'or.t 4 Imi -t ' fr on jVl r;
Po w ell's .S t ir, fc.' : Toe $ e i p re i n i u m $
were-awarded by disinterested pracl'i f
ca I" Farmers of hili "Sfafrid i t'ig; 'and1 tii nj
be considered as a re waVd of 'fmer'LlL Vr
l4o;3ylrv .PovYEtLi. also, was waIel
sey e ralr premi u ins f(m; : Sieep, of tijth-j
Dishley, SoutbdoWu & Tunisian breeds.
J oxATifAM -UbB KiiTs, fu nuerty a Seria
t'r of ' th e'-IXiVt'eVl TUi tes, Ms Presilen t
of i his Society! and Dr. Miy."nLiNQ
tonv formerly, a llepresentative in Con-
irresiS, ilelivereu the Anuuul Audi'ss
before iu- nriy :l ., ,. t ...
miu-n
ety
jxi n ia, for the to conducted farm.
a wa r d ed toll. , V To r n e i V E sq . o f J 'v f
fersou couniy, updn cliiohv'he' -fiHttdr
of the Am ricati remarks : Rich laud
is a very good thing:, but La lints' aAid
discernment oolycairui.ike me most
of j u s Th jr.7e in iag't IdhTt u re a
iii"oto'cr atl'lirs.1?. v ,;r , . ,
as
PUNISHMENT-OF SCHOLAPtS.
An action vasJMelv trieil betret
Supreme L o u r t o r ' iN e v -11-. n i j & u l r e, a tj
'Guilford, fur an ailt'sred assauh -aud'blt-i
teiy, 'rhe plaiuti.tif yas .a boy uf'tteti
or eleven -years'' old, atnl th& defends pi;
an
instructor in a scnooi, or "wnicrt.
PlVsintift'vvas a sfhiflah"
Vor some mis-
demeanor, the plaintiff ! had "been, chas-i
iiatij, uv - inc. ui-ieiiuaiiL, iuri.g mviiuui
hours'aail a,the close of hb school
f iJ the day, tlie- 'scholars not ha' ing
dispersed, the: plaint ijl as keif the dbj
ferularjt w hy he v, hippetl. 'dm inore that?
t Ii edthc r ' boy i ? ,t h e d vfe;,i I a u t re p f i d
that he'ilid not whip him more 'thai
other bovs who transi'resed the . rule
of the schoid in atvenu d decree. Tide
biy thrn told the - instructor.- he w;s
G---d dd Uar9 and ran out of ti
huse ;: the instructor foliovOfl, 'cau-;!
a
e-
it
him, and wnoned him fark to tie nouse.
for which, die jilain if? jVou;ht this, suit
It further .appeared, jjjat ,the-r jdanitiff
was soundly'tlo'r ed, and .'that iStnp
reiiTained on his back for ten days af-
teru'ards. The chief iustiVe chlue
thejurv. very' clearly oti the subiect,
tlie" jury retired for a few moments, uiju
rptorned a -verdiei. p.vcrv U!id
iniaiU d man - would have; done,).of . not
"smltw - rife5 law r laid down in thSs:
case was, . thatln stru ct ors h vefu I L
10 puiiisn- ineir -pupiis. ior me iransgre:
sion of the Vu!es of -tlie' rules, of: the
schools, even thoujrh ;the school inav
likve been dismissed; C the scholar o
t ra iisi;essi rig, h.a.s Vio tgfrrie houie to his
parents or inaster.- Boston Courier..
r -
JL
TP ROKK'Jail on the nWht;of the;28th ult
Jl5 two Negroes, viz. -John' a mulatto 'fellow,
about five feet, sii or eif-ht inches tigh, saiju
he belonged to Dr. Green, of Coj imbia, S.C
A ft row about five feet -'eight- or ten inches'
hitrhl'about twentv years of asre, a's- ar 'ir
his left cheek, "'extending to the corner ofhjs
mouth said his name was Newton, and that
he belonged to iV-bert 'Sooth, 6i Abbeyillltf
District; S. C The above reward will bt- gi
ven for the apprehending aniL securing m any
jail in this State of said Negroes,; or. $10 fo.r
either. ; . A. MYnus, nij.
Anson C'tyv Nov. 3d; - s 6-5 w
State of Nortli-Carulina
'.'"ii '--. ' WiiEs-'" C ouicrir; ' ; ' . "
lie 'larifr September. Term, 1325.
;yaugh;& Finley, ;
' ' -."','" ''. ' . .' . '
Charles P. Gordon Zach'h.
II.-'Gortlon,(Ju's.-'U Gordon;
. Original BilL
;eo.TW. Gordon, Thos. T.
)and Bill of InL
Nappi er St Rebecca his w.fe.
Jn.Brow n & Mary his wife.
junction. v f
arali C.Gordhn; SarahGor-
dgn,'' Na'.hahiel Gordon and
Thomas Seawell: : -r :
g T appearing to the satisfactiorrdf the. court
2 tliat the Defendants are, inhabitants of ano
ther Stat e,-and notice by publication, beinii-
wtived as to all save -Thomas Seawell: Orf
dereil.theref-'rc, that publication be made
in. the Raleighj Registt r for three inontli!s.
requiring thi- said Thomas Seawell to appear
at the next Court of Equity; to be held for!
me .ijounjv; i ituKc$j ai me iuun-nouse m
W'dkesboroogh, on thW second J Monday "of
March next, and plead, answer or demur to
saiiV'bilU or Judgment pro confesso will" 6e
nt-ar in-
paitc. .-. .C:
BAnUIiTT, G. M. E.
1 I
rlcultureHn 'VirinidlX Hre4
oil. Ted by "m- AiirK umira! .uci-
of j he .Shenandoah Vallev of Vu-
rrv si day last- wink- asleep in his waion, a7
ho
U thre mihys from Ualeich, on th? Stage
R ad to'lyet'viUehis P:ket Book, inside
of (Jalf Skm, 'ail ' containing 'besides thi-jee
uoijars anil seveiuy-nye: .penis,, in money,, u
number of ' 'notes of hand ,aud dtber papefs,
I nil f ..,1 ,:u !-.'..'
moug- them(er die Fitowih
for 25 .,00 ,Vr Cj , :S -: ; ;Vf'-' rr 7' -
. ne fjdo pn;iin'or arhes AJ,df.V
for S65 ' ' ;; ' . ' t'V . r-.. ' ' f .
ntf a on mniei vogeii or dampson -
i ' i , "" - - f
for $23
vOne' do oh -laities Cennet
' J -
r.un..f con ' v
out S2Q.(V.. - J ' v - c : ' " ;'vf
Thrr-e do dn jhji Whitfield of !Duplin,
ml2ol8dollir$each.-: . . .
from
One
no on r nn i nrner or sampson, -'v
do on Alti ell I urner ,uo - S
On.
R ,',mom: 'vu-jri t .ric-y ,uu .
I t. 1 , J & 1 'ii
One - lOfon: liar well hutler. lo,t
One.;rtofon'Aririur..Spei
fine do WiTi. o- John Hurnes or Ji.ci5
One ; d- ou,.Mr. Clarke of Johnston be
tween 2 and ?4 . ,i
One da oh (Charles Stephens a;id Doctor
Stron;-:, of fiampson ?20.
Book ndjSJ)tes. if left tit the. Register Office. I
in I?aV ijjfijMjd 1 h, ft hv fnrWarn ah perWiSi
from triidingor the s-im'-., a il to pav then
t'vno rrie ibut mvsetf, as they wre -stolen'
from mV.1 , ' ' CRnudE KNOTT. ;
Granvilte" county, Nov. 4, 1825.' ' ' 3w
George ICnv.tt m;ikes oath before me th;jt
e above is.' as' fur :is it iro-s. a collect list of
r which his lost Pocket Book, ;coh
th best ff his knowledge and" be -:
tailed, to
U'.'t. JNOV. o,
1S25.
I. GALES, J. P.
State 'of Nortli-Carolina, V
Court of pleas and Quarter. Sessions,
. . j . .September Term, 185..-
The Petition oRarbary Day, widow pf John
Dav, idee d.' ' ; , ..?.
John 1lav, Jfenry Dav, El'iah Day, Phillip
Dav, Ambrose Dav, Bol n Day, Richard
Clavtori & his wife Nancy, Muford Sneep
and Susannah his. wife,; James Satterneld
and his wife, Frances Hiram . Oaklv 8c h.s
wife Mlfzaheth, d?rar.ky Cochran, William
f 'ochran, . Alex'r ( Jochran, Rabt.-Cochran,
children -of John $1 oci.ran and his wife Sa
rah, now deceased, which -said 'oclyan's
' children.aforesaid are minors. fv- their'next
friend and gua.dian ; spending-. this suit,
.'.'JpJm..Day; .
N this case, it appearing to the Court, diat
? the DefejKlahts John Day," Henry Day,;
Ambrose Day, Boling, Day ,;, Hiram, ,Oakie3
and his: wife Elizabeth, who reside n this
CountVj.haye notice of th's petition for. dow
er, and the pr ceedanjrs thereon, and that
they, waive aV objection for the want of ser
final thereon, it is ordered bv the Court, that
publication fur three weekb-e made in the
vice of a copy of the pet.iti on J.i i d other more
publ
isaleigh. Register, ,-for the ether defendants
to appear at the next Term of this r-ourt and
answer tins petition, or judgment will be en
tered ajramst; to em.. ' r r
Test,-i::; , . . .-' -.
; S J:;SSEDICKENS, C.C. C
- 1 .. : ' ' - . ;
. Fayettf.vii.i,k, N. C.
. THE subscriber returns , his
T i -4 - ...
.sincere. thanks t; his friends and
j ii fp. the public generally, f'tht, li
Sfaa?a'i,aa beral support he has heretofore
rec iv d, and, in soliciting a continuancet'of.l
those fivers, assy res them that every exertion1
order to the comfort ad pleasure of ifravel
lers an l Boaiders. t His Rooms are numerous,
being pt w, e'ean, and large, are well adapt
ed for comfort and .health, oening upon a
gart Jen wnicii presents a tine prospect ; su-
peraddeil are the comforts of ease and retire
ment, which may be en joyed in spacious P;ir-
loursbv.-Travt'Iling Families. This situation.
beinjr on one of 'he most elev ated streets, is
healthy ; attended with the advantage and
convenience; arising from the important 'and
extensive business transacted Qn that .fltreet,
which will make it the interest of Country
Merchants and Planters to call. It is con
stantly supplied, by means of aqueducts,with
pure w iter, issuing from one of the best foun
tains in the State.
His BAR wihjbe constantly supplied with
the best and choicest of .......
L1QOURS
His TABLE with the best the country, and
market -iff orris; his Stables shdl be attended
by faithful, steady,: and, honest Ostlers. Oth
er Advantages are attendant upon this Esta
blishment, rarely to be excelled in any other
Public House in this Stsite. r -
i' DILLON JORDAN.
Fayetteville Nov. 2. f . 206 4t
-N. B. Considerable preparations aTe mak
ing for gentleme.i attending the next Supe
rior Courts .. ,'-'." --" -.''"
The above Hotel is the reprular Stage House
for all tke'St.v-es that arrive at and depart
from Favetteville.
Notice.
COMMITTED to the Jail o Anson County,
a Negro Fel' w,ab"otit thirty years of age.
hve . feet eight or ten inches klu Ii, verv
roudi poclomarked, jiays his name is VANN,
and belongs t William'Hood; of Lancaster
District, S. C. . The owner. can take him oilt
by proving, property and paying rharges. .
- 4fAKliS DKAMON, Jailor.
Nov. 3d, 1825,
6 5r
; v-v ;iav fK wiui.. sin m hK Wft?nk a;
U-ne do on Mr. Ai'.iiist r orampson iu two years, f0 suit the purchaser. For furtl)-:7
9U1 "f'i'!jN1fWa''d r Sampson (not pnrticidars, apply toj- theucriber uiIta
rpiiteviue- i - C , ' . letfirhw; either bv letter or otherwise - v
Vdl'ffiv'-'aj-ewtd of $5 for the Poeket -A.- J. D. B VIR. i
t.nnpi? nr v k o,i f tK
j "jncorporatin? l
hr.nrnoratinf t he' Stat e; Rank of North-
I Carolina, an'Electiqn of nineteen Directorsdf
f f he-Princift? Rank is 4o-aW-place annually
Cn Jhe, nrst ioodayc in nepiberrrAit
I teelcTiote'rs of twe ftaidlank, are therefore
K.it i :i: j 'x.' 'i ' : ti-1a:1.
' as,may bfeJjirlg'elnedessaiyJn.Iond?y th?
Tth of Decmbvvneit htfJock iii;!the
. morning 'at.tht'.ttadcinIlicItrhiiH!.'i l t
' - r M . ' - wr j - . r - j a. - - - - - ' ' I
J. (- u y oider;otJ!i4Joai:c!j7j i' : v v,l-
I . . rt :. 1 " m. Uf"-
lently attendithe meetppr will fdqase.to Vote
hy pfoxy, V 'tieiii '' 'J ' T;Ctthf J
.'. . V 'yi'Xi
I -
Jft.. . .J - J. -r w
I -nrTii t np enr-n A c -n1.;? tK StK
I -Ti,' EL' - . . . -
i . 7 of Novrmber lnstint. Tat nubltc Tale.
on the premises, avTract of Land, coptaini .g
Creek,': -n Franklin , countr. adiosmnsg the
lands of; Mr. diartKotoniew'FulllMrs. -'liar?'
vevuanu tuners, anti nowi nccupiau . ty 4 aut
J - .1 - J A r 1
Rl im Y-irborouh j i six miles east xf Colonel
Soutlier'ands.' . r A negTO boyV will ,Jje-. taken
in part p iyment, aud the balance, iniont- 'ct
November 6,
- irr ;vT ' 'T?' dk 1 'Vl ""iTi!1
A V . ; A' uMtTl V 1U IV'
v ' f 'iV fT.&R ' ' I
i 8 3 .f
Cl ONTA.rNrNG besides the' Astronomical
tind Weather Calculations, some valuable
pieces "on Farmine' ad Rural Affairs'; man v
useful and interesting Miscellaneous articles,
-ytedical , Reciaipts', '. Anecdotes, ; &c4 a list of
the Officers of the Governinejit of this Stated
and of the " United States,i-with their salaries!
tlie, times of hnldingv.all the, different Courts
in'thUState tjie embers of Assembly kc
. 5! old wholesale and retail hy the Publish
ers ;? by .Charles. 'Stuart, Fay ettev'dle .; by
Salmon Hall, Newbern, and retail by most
of the S tore keepers in the State.
Sept..22d, 1825
.if
- THE DRAWINGS
: : 'j;-f ' of tle ;
Quantico Lottery, No. 7j pf
, v .'"-t '-i'and iv.i"i -:i:i,1.
? Maryland State Lottery. ,
Are re'ceived,"and can be examined at this
Office.
C7? Wednesday meek.
The Drawing of th'eTOxftml -Academy Lot
rery vvm taK.e place, wnen rri?es amounting
to
171,360 Dollars
JJ?6 d"' to Fort u rtes Favor ! es
mcky Packages and stngle.ckets,
?an yet be had by makin-r aoplieation to
'. ; ; ; YATES & M'fNTYKE,
v -I''--,-''J i '. .". " .. Raleigh
Bank Notes bought & soldi
November 17r ';-'!-J;V:v y
New Estallishment !
T ITCMFORD &STANMI E, having con
i nected themselves togetHer in the Tai
loring business, take pleasure in; informing
the public, that they have.jus received tron
Ne w-Yok (se lected by o ne of 't he partne rs )
an 'elegant assortment of fine-'anfi'supeifine
BIh' lllnck, and fashionable co!ore! Cloths,
Cassiineres, Cnssinetts, and Fancy ! Vest i'njrs,
with, every description of Trimmings j which
vilely it.ciiu iu uia&,v up iiiiu vyuais, w 1 1
Pantaloons and Vests, or the most approved
tkshions. 'i' f --. ;-'; '-v'" '.
They will also make at the shortest notice,
and in the most fVithful manner. Clot hps for
an tuose wuo wm aavor tuem witn tneir cus-
itom. . - . .' - i - - .
N. B. One or two Journeymen, who can
ciime well recommended, will meet with con
stant employment v l '
L. St S. would take one or two Apprenti
ces ol about 14 years ot ae - ii raose
from
the country would be preferred.
V9tf ;
Itleirh, Nov; 17. - i.
''f llE Subscriber wishes to inlTdrm the mem
3L hers of the approaching. Legislature, and
others, that the LIVERY STABLE on Hills
iiuroudi street is now occipiv,d by1 him, as
usual, and will be wtll ' furnish evl willh pro
Vendc r, and good att ention will he ' paid to
horses. V ' W M. DANIEL.
Nov'r,.9, 1S25. - y-y--"--1 f ..' 7 3w
Exam i nation and Bail. y
TH E subscriber returns thanks to his friends
and the public for the very liberal patro
nage heretofore extended to his house of
P CJiLIC1 EJiTERTAIJVMEArP and he
takes this mcthi.d i thus: publicly: to inform
them, that the, examination, of the pupils of
Mess s. Andrews and Jones will 'take pLce
en the 28th of November iiextj and that on
the 29th, he will furnish a Ball tol theCyisitors
Arf this will be the last exhibition ibost gen
tlemen will have in this Stite, it is txp' cted
that the company . ill .be r.umerous and fash
ionable. . . DAVID MITCHELL. .
Oct. 15," 1825. "' . f 3 4w
.. , -ft-
, Louisburg Kemale Academy.;
THE Examination" of the pupils f this
Institution, closing the second sessio'.,' -will
commence on Wednesday the7th December
next. -. : - 1 ; - . - -
: Parents,- Guardians and Friends, are res
pectfully invited to attend." '
WM. TLUMMEH, Sec'y. '
Lotcsbtarg, Noy'r: 7, 1825. 1 ..tftD;.
1 A-fGREB BLY to the 2d section of the ct
fll S Exanat ion of die, Students ra th s
; 'I'n's! JtutJoni will c?mnience!oii Thur ' iy,
i7rh'Novemh'er', anid'etse on . the:follov iirr
Saturday. - Paren ts and ' Guartlians . a-e , re-.
'quitted: to attend.; ym y
AM WILSON.
:.i ;4 The departnient- immediately und,ermy
own. care, will . hhc.efqi th be ? div'deji into
X 1 '
Viridtomac
Maits introduction.
SECOND C LAS Sk
Ga4ars Cpmmen'tarh -i Ovid Ed.vExpurjr,
jYlpvs U K, .rampiar, Latin pro sciy
it
, r&HfrfVi? i, THIRD, C L 'AS A '
yhplii .f.:,;; irfifSv, Greek-Testamrnfif.
Grat-t 'Atinora ifx Roirian Anliqinties -
todem Geography U En. dish 'Grainm:tT. :
Sallust. : 0:
Gr-ec i Maiora ?
'- , Cicor-V
T orition9
5S-AIge
d,ma Anceriti ieo-f EilglishjGramnlar.
f - trraphy & Iythohy5 ?:f j -:f'; - ?-r;i; " i
i ie iijrne pi.aoenaanc -ar,in,'V. Acauemy,
will be from 9 .'clock uj.tij three eeh day
so that one and a halfhour will be occupied
' d the4 -instruction of each classM . v
lAlr,ehrf,';Arittimi-tic, ' Enelish Grartimar,
; ;i t i u ., w.:
sion inVthe t'lassic'al Department, in "-.;ve Eng-
Jislw$8,andSl;.i:;w--.i-.yj'M'-;. .:-. , (
Xbe.kex rcises will he resumed on the first,
Monday of January, .1826. A a; 5 . ' (V
r , ' ALEXANDER WILSON,
November 1. . h-.' 'A'5i-,.
- New i Cheap Store ' -
rj: LiPittshoMigh,iMU ; i? ,
yfpHE subscribers take -this method tpjin-
4l 4 ' form die public, that they aire! how open
mjr;in rutsDorougn, a urgeano general is
"spitment of Goods f consistin- of; a well, ie
lected assortment Of Cloths, Casim'i s, and! ,
Woollen Goods of every desc' ptioii, toge th
er with Cotton and Silk Goods China, GLia
and Crockery Ware, Hard-ware ad Cutlery,
Shoes of every description, and a g he ral as
sortment of Groceriies. ; , ! i ' T- '
'fThegoods hay very recently beep jmr
chas'ed ut New-York by one'of the firm, ohf
tlic lowest termi, and are Vjlfercd very ij
f'T cash ' We hope'all those w ho; mayVva it
any of the abye articles, will at least call . md
examine their jquality and prices, j as Ue ;re
c rifident we can.fseli as good ibargai-j ajj.
can be iiatl in anr retail stf-'reja 4'feiUt-.. -
AVe have Mso attached to our Vstablisli
ment a Jeweflcr's Shop', in which we ;fTer
for; sale,' on goo 1 terms, Gold 'and Silvir ,
Watches, Sil ve ' ; Ware, and a gent rat -assort-ment
of Jewellery, r :,',;,;.;! :-;
Watches auo! Clocks, of every 'description,
repaired ari ; 'arr ; an(l alt
otlierkiiids of work usually. done in a JewcJ
leTs show, will b' exi cufed in the best ;tian
ier and at tiu- Hhortenolice; - j ' "'
, THO MP ON & ilUNTlNGTON.
i. Pittsboroughybct: 24,825,! ,$Q$)im:
THE Drawing of th. )xford Academy Lot-
erj-, Second CJassi will take ; place in thi3 '
(itv on the 30th ?nstant.y r :.i '
mm m - - -1 . - . . ; p. . . -
State of North-Carolina:.
- , - PERON?CQ r..
Court of. Pleas and Quarter Sessions. '
September.. Term,- 1825. .
of 'William; McKissack,; dec'dl
'! . i . Sarah VilLhes,
Rbbt. IcKissaclc, AVm. JEvans and his wife-
f Mary, JaslcMuilm -and his wife Jaiiett,
uvuittH ami- ins . wire i isiizabeth,
the heirs of - Nancy Villines; the wife '. of
Abram Vijhnes, and the heiri of liomp
son McKissack, dee'd. ; -;, . f , , .
ORDERED by the Coiirt; that publication
be" made in Oneiof the Gazettes of thii
tate, summonin-r the heirs 'who reside -wirti-
out the limits of this 'State; to appear at the
next term of this Court on the first Mondav
of December next, i to shew, cause, if 'i an v
they have, why the lands of Wm. McKissack
deceased, seised and possessed, should not
be divided amone his heirs at law. accordihr-.
to the act of our General -Assembly, in such
case'inade and. provided.'.-'; ';"'-';'' ..? v
Test, - :- ; ' -l '" , y
JESSE DICKINS C. C. C.
Lands for Sale for Ttixcs.
a -- '-1 -. -- - - ii .'.. -
ONjVedh'e'fdav, the 7th day of D?cemhci- .'"
. next, the following Lots in thejCitO of '
Raleigh, will be sold at the Court House m
sd city, to satisfy the Taxes due th rt on.
br the present year, and cost.of advertising-;
Lot No, 143 property of David tfovs.er ' '
No. 187-
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M;Kethen'sheit9-M
Denj. ingsdale : ; !
Jo!;Il'U,:g . - ' r
Wm. Dennis
, Martha Brickie -
Heirs of J. Pride'
Wm.'AUKetitrdy
KrizabetirG;dJy
James McKee
Charles Parish
Theatre Square -A.v
S. IL B urges
Will- a Hill " '
Wi;.. .m Raffia v
John : . .Green.
Dur;el , g t
Jo' n I, sledge
v Hehsot U'K then
kNo. 236 Sc 250 . .
; No. so. ; :
No. 253 ii; 5 "''::. "
No'. 275, 276 & 187
'No.. 170
No. 186 "
No. 182 -'
No. 199. ;
No.,273 . V
N-Cri83 ' ,
No. 114
. No; 114
No. 211, 227
,iK'i 258 ... y
No. 563
No.' 272 y
. No. 146
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301LH yiillUY. Coj.&. r
Ilaloigb, Oct: :
4-
;,I,wi'l always have an assistaotjwidl qliu-
tfied. td :;ttnd 10 the --English Depar uienti .
v fhe. price of Tuition will be 'J$'S'ptr ses 1
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