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THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS THE SHIELD OF FREEDOM THE SCOURGE OF TYRANTS"
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I mihhsnec
),tilf nfiv:ihip in :d vrfiirp. nr Tfirffi
itrs per :ir.n'."" ". i -
iJo.'V.r? and fifty cents if not paid until the termination
if the year.
Advertisement inserted at 50 cents per square, for the
1 Or AmUc fVll fTf VI I , Kcon I ! M t f I
insertion, ana j - u ....
All letters
nected
addressed to the Lmtok on businers con
with the establishment, must he post paid,
will net be t.-ke out of tlie office.
thev
YliJI.O'S HOTEL.
rwtEV Pine Sc Cr.nin Steet?.
j mini
r t nr. ubicriber returns grateful acknowledgements
i tn Lis friends and the public for the liberal sup
port alibrded him since his establishment in this city
Paving found, however, that the name of ins Hotel,
-.vliicl ''e originalivadopted, "Congress Hall,'7 subjects
hin t many inconveniences in consequent of the
iP i i-.itl.1i pc.'itl ictiTYifTf i lite i rn mV... f c
. ; i i i . .
' linn, Lit-tlT OC-'ll m 11 K O r TT rt f it!a. n t..f !.ii.n
t-'n a . o . ' o
;'..ivi
house to embarrass ins neighbor as well as hunseli, lie
has resolved on changing the same to that of Niblo's
Hotel. Its central location being near the principal
rdacs 'if amusement, and its vicinity to the public ofii-
l CS Vl 1 '-..ismess part 01 the lown, renders it a mostdt
.rt for any gentlemen engaged in commer.
;-d
and other pursuits. The experience, which the
ia'KC-, ,cr has acquired as proprietor for many years
oftlut extensive establishment the "Exchange Hotel."!
retc'-sbvirL', Virginia, and suuserpient as an associate
viih Mr. Hf'isk'.ilof the '-City Hotel" Philadelphia, wdi
he trust s prove a sufneient guarantee to all who may
honor liim with their patronage, that nothing shall be
ViHiti'iig on his part, or by those in his employ, to con
tribute in every respect to their acommooation and
comfort.
JOHN NIBLO.
New Vor!; December 4, 1333. . 3 tf.
l'resli supplv ofGetigraphys, Atlases, Maps, Charts
and Natural Uistorv.just receiveil bv the Subset-',
bers at tlie N- Carolina Hook-Store opposite the New-
burn Rank, Faycttcvilie street.
TURNER Si HUGHES
TUESUEdClUUEItS
rHMCV. t!i. TTipthr.fi nP infnrmtncf thp p".li-pnj nf 1? i .
1 l..i(rh and tl,P nnMip wdK? ih-.t thov h , v. i.iqt !
received and arc now opening, at their store next above H
nit m .rACi-notise, anew ami sptenuui assortment: oi
SPIHXG and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Sta
p!e and Fancy Dry Goods, Droadcioths, Summer Cloths
anrl Cassimeres, and a beautiful variety ot rasuionaule
Calicoes, Pi-mted iMuslins, Ginghams &c. &c. also Gro
ceries, Ifr.rdivare. Q.ueeii.sw;ire, hats, boots & shoes &c.
all of whichdiaving been purchased by themselves "this
sovirg'in t'ne Northern cities, forcas!i,they are enabled
vi supply those who may favor them with a call, at pri-
c-s much lowtr than goods have heretofore been o.'lcr-
r J in this c
MORIJECAl &
McKlMMON.
6-.v25.
Raivigh, May 7. .
THE DISPENSATORY OF TIIE U. STATES;
f;';lisibl;i"ig of
Ibt. A Tr atise on Materia Medica, or the Natura
Conur.ci c'.:J, Chemical, and Medical History of the sub
stances etcp!' yed in Medicine.
2d. A Treatise on Pharmacy; comprising an account
oi the preparations directed by the American and Rri
tisli 1'h.iru.acopar.ans, and designed especially to illus
trate the Pharmaccpaiu of the United States. By
fieoi-e R. Wood, M. D. Professor of Materia Medica
-i si -I 1 !i.inn ic , in the Philadelphia College of Pharma
cy; and Franklin Uache, M.. D. Professor of Chemistry
in 'Lo College of Pharmacy, and in the Franklin Insti
UP.-.
i'i.'iV.-. iC nnf n f f'ir m-ict i-otintto n-M.tr r.f f'.
fc
VCJ!
issued from the
-ale bv
American press.
TURNER & HUGHES.
V eT' LHi Wc t ions .
fHF. SuSscribcrs have this day received fromBoston,
X a fine and large assortment of the latest andmost ap
proved school Books embracing nearly every new and
valuable work of the kind now published in that city.
' ,vr;.''l0:' VV1") :i variety of interesting and useful new
V'ajncuf.ens of every description; among which are:
T ,:it' lorraphy of good wives Lectures to young
- id.cs !tj;vercd n the pupils of Trov Female Semina-
' 'i". A!ni-.ra 11 Lincoln Phelps Reminiscences of
Kl -'' ..) Cushmcr. I'he new Arnei-ic.nn Orchardist
" i tii
Fruit
cdtvireand management of the mos valuable
, "niaraes-.t-.il Shrubs, Forest Trees and Flowers a-
l-i" -.tOv.ie L mtcd States bv William Henrick Also
a ircsu sunp'v c.f 50
i!iMnvl lni.m I'linlii: Tik!rtl fCCf!-t
ll ot uU prices a!d qualities.
T U t:N Cli &IIUC11ES.
Mav 2i
n'i I
JO.
....,..
t'.ni j CS of Womc. hy Mis. Jameson,
''-nor t the '-diary of an ennuyee," "Memoirs
in ;
e sovert
rns fic
- i'.iskir.e orti-e Trave!ler,bv Jclni Gait Esq .author
' Lav. i ic Todd" "Stanley lluxton" &c. he.
cc-ivci tl.
wv at the North Carolina Rook Store.
TURNER & HUGHES.
My
?
rr'"S School wid
commence again,
as usual on
Miss Jcne
n.ai oi J cbniat
V. i ! h'lim 1 ..f
next ensuing.
mi, .nn oi a corr,T'.t'-nt
Denartmer.t o.i t
ssist
nt in the Lit-;
4 - , i .LIU ;
' I'Mction in Music
January 21, 1S33.
Msicn is now made
t
for
11
1 1
forewarn all persons from tru:
tine:
on mv
'v son upborne Sugg, or from navini'to him
. f--.....ii ucuuc nunc, as i s
not be re-
allow fyr
'." any tC-bt of hi
contracting,
:';ey p;i;d t
urn.
12,
1833. 4 m,
JOHN SUGG.
; billed.
" '-! to employ a man of sobriety and moral habits,
-very otner resnectsnii.ilifi.-d tti nrm-wo how
ge, to teach schot 1 .t inv 1 fnc) 1 1 a'lnm o
-u Price w'.H be given
x. J "Uivj vv n iivmi
HENRY
JONES, c. t.
5t
1.7
PROSPECTUS
Of a Novel and Interesting Weekly Public
tion, to be
commence:! in the citv of Philnrfplnliifl k '
the ,H!i ,,f J,!ly, e,W. , be emi'.w'
IUU SPY, IS PHILADELPHIA,
QPTPTT nc TITli inr.
11 IS ery MlllOSOplllcally observed by Ad-'
dison, that onr greatest pride arises from doiuc :cod to
f . 11 1 1 S
each other, or, in other
. 1 t
worn fmm Koinor ;n;!;;.,nt'hooks ot every description, and have this dav
serv.ceaoie to society. This can Le best effected bv
This can e hM .ff-p,.t w i
rroner annlication of
according to the necessities of i'I.p mmmmui,, nA s
lamenting the decline of public virtue than checking the j h.aPPness 01 blessed; by Bishop Mam.
progress ot public vice: for vice retarded is virtue ad-letn,irSOt Jarncs B' Ta-vlor- - -:
vaneeJ. As the direction and rWninn (,f mMmw.l Quakerism not Christianity, by S.IL Cos J). D
of national and state nolitv nr thf hnsinp ..f tt ,t;i
iesriue iuu Rppiication o
.trily neglected, and the
remark ncces-
..f.i-iuannmno u tiiot vmo
the people
-loteet, we shall pur
untrodden path; one where the necessary thorn shall be
Imingded (not concealed) with contrasting flowers. The
:)i!it,h:r ot' the '; Sin in Philadelphia" shall be perfectly
hi.iii, n.r ot ue 'kni in Philadelphia
. .. i J L
liPl Lflte. nrul nnrrintninmatpfi h' rnnt nr vn n-nn v- it;
jcensttre shall be judicious, its satire chaste. Literature
ami tue arts shall find in it an untired and zealous friend:
Dramatic and Lnerary criticisms shall meet with most
attentive find in-partial study, and sketches of the Car and
Pulpit of Philadelphia shall occasionally appear froix: the
Den Ot nmiwlpnt indorpc iinir.(lnpnpf.il I1V7 r.rrsnna! n-..
inuaintauce or orofessional attachment. To these recom-
mendations. mirPnPtirnl rnlnmn will -.,1,1 nnmhpr. which
coming from an already popular source, will, we trust,
be equal to that of more pretending publications. It is
unnecessary to be more explicit, as we presume the want
of the proposed journal is not only admitted, hut gene
rally. We therefore place ourselves before the P.EO
PLE, and relying upon their love of justice and of pub
lic virtue,await their decision respectfully but confidently.
CONDITIONS.
The first number of the '-Spy in Phi!adeiphiavVill be
issued on the first Saturday in" July. It will be printed
on fine white paper, in eight laige quarto pages with
good type. As it is intended to reuderihe contents wor
thy of preservation, for amusing, or instructive refer
ence, tne advantage of the proposed and more portable
jsizc will lie evident. The teb
ns are J
per annum, pay-
able m. advance, or $2 50 it n
not
paid bei,rcthe cxpira -
be allowed a discount
t.on oi six months. A cents will
of 10 per cent, on all subscribers thev shall obtain, on
remittitur one year's payment in advance, or becoming
responsible for the same, and a gratuitous
copy
ot the
Fd
er.
The
" 1 h6 PV Kl rilliO.deii.aia
will contain humourous
of the celebrated Cruik-
engravings after the manne
shauk. They will be executed bv skilful artists and be
ecompanied with comic illustrations in prose oi verse,
Iron the pens of
original aud competent writers
Ail orders must
addressee, post pout, to
WILLIAM HILL vCO.
No. 1, Atiiexiax Bcii.dixgs, Pinr.ADEi.rinA.
CT Care will be taken to have the work careiuily
aeliei! when serd out of the citv.
PROSPECTU
OF THE
Complete Periodical Tji1ir:iry
eicht Pases ire, L! i ncnrbi 2500 h;rire octavo iases a
pear, for 5 furnishing; annually stkcl rttulittg equal to
50 Volumes of ' commun sct.l
The Library will contain nearly all the new works of
merits as they appear; Voyages and Travels-; Histo
ry; Biography; select Memoris; the most approved
European Annuals; Adventures; Tales of unexcep
tionable character, tec. tec.
THE "Con'jih t( Periodical Pihrary,t will be found in
dispensable to all lovers of good reading, in town or
country. Every number will contain 48 pages, in a size (
expressle adapted for binding, when the book is com
pleted; printed w ith type so large as not to fatigue the
weakest eye. Its immense size will enable the editor
to crowd an- common sized book into two numbers,
frequently into one. New works will thu; be despatch
ed as thev arrive from Europe, and sent off fresh to its
patrons. The subscriber in .Missouri will be brought as I
it were to the very fountain cf literature. Works
printed in this library will be furnished to him, when,!
without it, he would be wholly unable to procure them, j
A book that will cost us stx dollars to import, can bt
re-printed and distributed to subscribers, owing to om
peculiar facilities, for about twenty or thirty cents, with
the important addition of its eing fresh and new.
We shall give near 2500 pages annually equal to fif
ty common sized boohs Every work published in the Li
brary trill he complete in itself. A title page will be
given each olume, so that the subscriber, if he please,
may sell, or give iCaway, without injury to any cf the
the rs; or it may be bound up at the pleasure of the
subscriber. N
This work presens an extraordinary feature, unknown
to anv other periodical in the country . i he subscrip
tion price may be considered a mere loan for a year, as
the work, at the year's end, vil sill for cost, and in ma
ny parts of the United States it will bring double its o
riginal cost to the subscriber.
The works published in '-The Complete Periodical
Library" will be of the highest character, both as re-
gam;, uie a unor ai.i ins suu,. wuiks, u. ai-
i .i .i il. 1 a r !
r, . ni-ot mt.r nr. t r con r riiii hi i p i..iiirii. nv fi'prv
. V , ' , . . . . ' -
arrival. r.urmje,Bivi.g i..... .
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I -. Ml I . I.T
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cations equal to any thing of the kind in America.
The first number will beissuecon the bin ot May next
ana regu.ariy every eunesuay u.ereauer, sect.rea in
iiauusuiiiCM inmaiuivci,ami .... u.ic ' . I .
at S5 Tier annum, payable m advance. Clubs remittin
C-20 will be subplied with five copies for that sum; a
gents at the same rate.
Address T. K GREENBANK,
No. y Franklin Place, Philada.
N. D . The usual exchange to editors who advertise-
April 13.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
A neat weekly paper in quarto form, edited by Gide
on B. Smith, is published in Baltimore, Md. by I. Ir
vine Hitchcock, at $5 per annum.
Contents of No 6. Vol 15.
Editorial; American Wine; A worthy Example; To
Hest mv Cork rar.lips Exhibition of Plants at the Hor-
kinds: Flants tn hf nreferred indifferent situations
Experiments on the Culture of Squashes and Melons
on ridges Culture of Asparagus Henry D- Gover on
Sheep Husbandrv; Feeding and Care of sheep in sum--
mer and Winter To Pi event Swine from Destroying
their Young Ano' her mode And another Tarred
Rope used to relieve UaUle when Choked On Making!
and Repairing Fences Prices Current of Country Fro -
duce in the New York and Baltimore Markets Ad -
requited; and that a publication is necessarv which will - , -uuuc nj.
not only detect, but exhibit these wolves m sheep's cloth-' g-nflufe Fnc:pies ot education, by diLto.
ing to public scora-a mark by which others will be ! "nf '.C !nsta'": . .
warned from their intent nndnserv.ee be rendered to i NHmoir 0L1 libiK:,ce R'chmond, second son
t a,r,M!nnti.:, sn Uictimond.
I ..vi.vi i . j.i v. u w 11 11 i mis ulmcui. c Mian pui:uc u ci
ticultural Society On the Culture oi Indian i,orn, oy j date and ooject oi tne circular y- ..i.cu iu im.-
Jessc Duel; Time of Planting preparation of the Seed"; j Department, and its wishes on the subject ascertained.
Manner of Planting; Harvesting the Crop On tlie f L0LM McLANE.
Planting of Live Fences; Advantages over all others , Secretary oj he Treasury.
yertisements.
KALE2GK, 5. C. JULY IG, 1833.
rrrTiifur h'tiiii-ii
New Books.
TtmvT i- irw-.w.. ., . I
1loKffi",
those eeiitiemen who so kindly aided them i
Hm-inor tho Into ".r .1 . 1 . r :..r !
! the Public. 'that for the nrpspnt ttiev !
...v..,..-, iiivnncmc, auu I. live 41113 J11CU1UU Ul llUOIUiUiSr,
session Koora, attached to the Presbyterian Church,
.whre Yy cominue. lo. 'eceive, as usual, almost daily.
n " -w- . 1
received
rat varie-
flom Boston, New 1'ork and Thiladelpliia a great varic-
!tV Of new mihlicntiz-.Tx; nn.l aiIioi- Ti1i.nhl n-ml.-c omnnir!
lnch are tlie iollowing:
;fiu.to.b'i!?r.aP'lv
of Adam Clnrke.
' 1 f .Pl crK T? irl -.i'-. .1 i ;
Ivimey's life- of Milton,
7 V" " A. " P -uure.
j
, .-...a i.Hi..uj iijolujj, i iuc jjiuic, v v iiciw s, ,
he Literan
Gallaudet and Hooker.
oi ivev.
Joseph John Gurney on the Sabbath, with notes,
by B.
Milan.
A Dictionary of the holy Bible, for the use of Schools, by
Edward Robuison, I) L.
Notes explanatory and practical on the Gospels, design
ed for the u.e of Sunday School teachers and Bible
classes, by Albert Barnes.
Cruden's concordance to the New TestamantT
Astronomy and general Physics considered with refer
ence to natural '! heology, by Rev. A in. Whewell.
The wondrous Tale of Airoy.by the author of Vivian
Grey, ccc.
Frankenstein, or the modern Prometheus, by Mrs.
Mieily.
The book of the Hundred and One.
Pencil sketches, by Miss Leslie.
Life of a sailor, by a Captain of the Navy-
Zoe, or the Sicilian Sayda.
Wacousta, or die Prophecy.
The Italian exiles by Count reechio.
Memoirs of Hot-tense Beauharnais, Duchess of St. Leu,
Ex Queen of Holland.
Journal of a nobleman ;rt the Congressof Vienna.
Legends of the West, by James Hall.
The Mariners Library , or voyager's Cliampion, contain
ing a narrative, ot the most popular voyages iroin the
time of Columbus to the present dav.
nann-martp's vnvnerp to St TTplpnn
MemoirsofGenerati La Fayette ard of the French
lL.licn 0f 1830.
revo-
Lectures upon natural history, by Thos. Flint.
The humourist's own book, a cabinet of original and se
lect' anecdotes, by the author of the young man's Own
Book.
Edinburgh Review. k
Quarterly ditto.
The American Jurist and Law Magazine.
Parley's Magazine.
The people's ditto, iVc. ire. $cc.
A FRESH SUPPLY.
Gaston's Cel lection.
Village Sermons.
Pulpit Assistant.
Doctor Evan's sketch of the Denomination of the Chris
tain -n orld. '
Saturday Evening.
Keitr- on Prophecy.
fay's Morning Exercises.
il'eman's Poems.
Christain Lyre and supplement.
Family Moniter.
Bernari's Hymns.
Cobbet's advice to yottng men.
Young Ladies' own bx.'k.
Young Tdan's own took.
Singer's own book.
Chancers, Canterbury, Tates, and
engravings.
yAicr poems, with 22
Asmodens at large.
joanna liaise s poetical wor..:s.
E ncyciopedia America nn.
Lardner's Cabinet Cyclomrdiri.
Mason's Farrier (iatest edition.)
Dermcnt MacMorrough, byJuhu Q.
Blank Books.
A darns.
School Books of almost .
old.
Raleigh, June 20, ISf
very desenpttan, bjtii new and
Tr.Asrsv D c r a r t ?.? e x t.
Apr;i j-i.ni, io.
In the late conflagration of the Treasury building,
nearly all the correspondence, of the Secretary of
t the Treasury, from the establishment of the Depart -
! tnent to the 31st March 1833, was destroyed, includi;ir.
as well the original letters and communications address -
i-ti io ine cecretiiry oi uie i reiisai". , as ir.e rccorns oi
l. .i . .i ' . ,
the letters and communications written by him. Withlmight elict coi.fidence giving no guarantee, indeed
a view to repair the loss, as far as maybe practicable, j but his own promise when he considers the extent of
all officers of the United States :ue requested to cause jhe confidence shown by ihe public in these promises,
copies to be prepared; and authenticated by them, of jhe sincerely and truly feels the inadequacy of terms ful
any letters (excepting those hereinafter alluded to) Jy to express his gratitude, lie brought 'to the under
w hich they may at any time have written to, or received , taking an unbending honesty of intention, tosubstan
from the Secretary of the Treasury; and all those wbojtiate, as far as was in his power, the professions he
have been in office, and other individuals throughout i made and liis motives now are doubly powerful lo
tlie United States, and elsewhere, are invited to do the ; continue the most strenuous exertions fully to accom
sarne. That this correspondence may be arranged I plish them. In what has been done, and what lie ex-
into appropriate books, it is requested that it be copied
nn f()lio foo e . with a suffici
nt margin on all
i . . - , .1
iSKies to actmit 01 binding, ana mat no more man one
etter be conta ned on a eaf. It s also renuested. that
.1 - ... 1- , . -
llie COp,es -oe wrnten in piain ana aist.net or en-
I grossing hand. Where the original can be soared, it
jv vond be perferred. The reasonable expense incurred
;n copyinff the papers now requested, not exceeding
'the rate often cents tor every nurtured words will be
defrayed by the Department.
' The correspondence which has been saved, and of
wincli tnereiore, no copies are aesn-eu, are tne records
oi tne letters written oyme necreiary oi tne treasury
to Presidents and Cashiers ot Dames, from the 1st Octo
ber, 181P, to the 20th February, 1833; all the corres
pondence relating to the revolutionary claims under the
j act of 15th May, 1828, and to claims ot Virginia officers
ito half pay, under the act ot 5th July, 1832, and to ap -
plications for the benefits of the acts of the 2d March
1831. and 14th July, 1 tor tne reiiet ot certain m-
! 1.. 4. ,lK..m ,F ft, TTnitrt Qfotra rni-5e ip enmo
circular letters and instructions, written by the Secre
tarv. have also been preserved: and it is requested that,
(before a copy be made of any circular letter or instruc
tion, written bv tlie Secetarv oi uie treasury, tne
siOYOvk Ac&'AdlYW .
. n V.
The Fall Session will commence on rriday
he 9tll Ot ANfiTtSt.
The English department is under the conduct of a
tc. an(j fA,thfu! assistant frfm the "Andover
: gem;narv f(r Teachers
1 .mi u r.t
A class of English scholars
i - -
j " W- J- BINGHAM
TfinrijKil.
mm hi
State of North Hni-nlinn
15
" Si' C""
1 00
1 c
JOSHUA HORN.
attachment, levied on
.
100 acres of land more or less on
the waters of New-Hope, ad
joining' the lands of YriHiam
Horn and others.
JACOB COUCH, J
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, here,
JL that the defendant Jacob Critcli is nut an int
of this State. It is therefore owlerrd. tl n1 a niitilir.
tion be made in the North Carolina ConstitutionalisL
a newspaper publi
lishedin 'he Citv of Raleigh for three
months successively, commanding the aid Jacob Couch '
personally to be, and appear before
fore the Judq-e of our
u - v. uu icnur iuuri oi uw in nfiti inp (iranrrp
-uuiu , ;n i ne iouri i louse in iiiiisDorouffh on tne se ;
cond Monday of Septembe
ef next, then and there to)
T-i it rM. T ... A ! '..1 , . f 1-11 '
I'r"- i i'cuu issue, ;r jucgmeni nnai win oe u " '" UIu' cwf, ana um sinus oi iioiu anu suver ar
(entered against him and the land levied on, condemned tides manufactured with accustomed neatness, dispatch.
to satisfy the Plaintiffs' demand. Witness Abi.er lien
.ton liruce, Clerk ot our said Court at office in Hillsbo
rough the second Monday of March A. D. 1833.
" A. B. BRUCE, C. S. C.
April 16, 1833. 22 3m.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Wake County.
Superior Court o f Laic.
Spring Term 1833.
ELIZABETH WALTON,
vs
TIMOTHY J. WALTON
Petition for
Divorce.
TT appearing to the Court that two subpoena's have
regularly issued against the defendant to appear !
and answer, w hich being reuirr.ed "not to be found" j
ana proclamation having been duly made. It is or
dered that advertisement be made in the Raleigh Con
stitutionalist and the Raleigh Register for three months
for the defendant to appear at the next term of tins
Court, to be held on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday of September next, and answer, or the peti
tion will be taken pro cotiftsso.
W dness, John C. Stedinan. clerk of our said court
at office the first Monday after the fourth Monday of
March loJj.
JOHN C. Sl'EDMAN, C S. C.
June 11, 1833. 30 3m.
S TATE OF NO 11 Til CAROLINA: 7
Chatham County.
Court of Equity. March Term, 1833.
George II. Shutt and Wifel,
vs- t
ArcJielaus Carloss and f
John Crump. J
Petition filed at
bent
JH. i CI IU, A (J'J-i..
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that John Crump hath removed beyond the limits of
this Stale, and the said John Crump being a defendant
to the petition: It is ordered by the Court, that adve -tiiHMnent
be made in the State Gazette published at Ra
leigh foi-bi.v xck.i,tlmtilw t)t.'il John Crump d .vpprsf
at the Courthouse in Pittsborough at the next Court of
Equity to be held For said county,, on the third Monday
in September next, and plead, answer or demur to the
said petition, or the same will be taken as confessed and
heard ex parte. Witness, Thomas Thompson, Clerk
and Master of said Court, at office, the third Monday
of March, 1833.
THOS. THOMPSON, c.tt.E.
June 25. 32 6v.
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Circulatinff Library.
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public, and permanently established. How far the pro
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on must of course decide, Where he has fallen shoit
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from the consideration that the path on which he ven
tured had been previously untrodden that, as a' pio
neer, he had to clar h'.sway ot many unforeseen ohsta-
Icles which necessarily beset an undertaking of such no -
J velty and extent and to discover, as he went along,
,,ue true naillre 0r the around over which he was travel-
j ing. In his progress, he has certainly been encouraged
'and sunnorted bv a large share c.f public liberality and
'confidence, his grateful sense of which would be very
indeciuutely expressed bv a common nlace "return of
1 thanks." Unknown ashe was bevond a very limited
c:r:
-fir
-possessed cf no name wliosc tahsmamc lnnuence
ipecti to do. he readily acknowledges that no such re -
suit would have been produced, r.cr tuirsi. ne promise,
so bddly for his future exertions without the efficient j
aid of the editor, whose general acquaintance with ;
books, and peculiary aavantageous situation, eminently;
Qualify him to fulfil Ins fo-dnoua duties.
1 he publisher hesitates to occupy much of the rea
Uler's rime with his own affairs, yet he ventures to draw
attention to the fact, which he believes the Nos. of the
("Library" already furnished fully establish, that the-
publishers of books in the usual furm d not always
jclivose tlie best lJtoks are minutely examined, pre
vious to their insertion in our columns they are not se
lected merely from an attractive title therefore, should
we err, it is not from inattention. Not one of the works
which we have published had previous been printed in
' this country and we rather invite than shun a compari
Jsonof the book:, which we have given, with those o
of
the same class that have issued through other channels
during the same period.
Some objections have been made to the size and
shape of the page ; but in no other form could as
could as mucVi matter be put on a sheet, and yet retain
a book form; and in a bound volume, it will have
a more satisiactory appearance man in single rios
Again expressing his acknowledgments for public fa
vor, and renewing his assurances of vigilant attention
hereafter, he respectful solicits a continued and extend
ed patronage.
Philadelphia, April 20. -
' 1 urncrc? Hughes have
removed their Books, lor the present, to the
Session House of the Presbyterian flmich.
where they will be happy to fill all orders as
iar as tUo.y are able. They expect in a few
days a further rnpply of new Beoks,
Informs hi irieuds and tiie publsc sreneray,
V.iat having again been burnt out of his est blishment,
he has re-omened his W.ttrh- TwefUru n,1 n-r,-
,Uvo doors be!ow t!e Post Office, w-
nere ne will be- nap-
V: Ui. ex.ecute U orders wit'i which
ch be raav e f;tV!urcd.
"avingjusr - received from New -York ami Philadelphia.
3I,,.inJ? supply ot gootls, th- assortment is $uu verv-
reducing
'"J-. .-it --j'j
the
""""i "iui.-jw. ui. tuc.u uhuwiuit ..
cjocks and H atches. 01 all uescnntions. roaif-
. 1 1 111 ' l f'rf-,11
anu punctuality. B. D.
Raleigh, June 18,1833. , 4t
DRUGS nitti 7n OJICIA'E.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
ARE now opening, at the corner opposite the r-.esby-terian
Church, a large and general assortment of
DRUGS and MEDICINE. PAINTS, OILS. DY
STUFFS. WINDOW GLASS, ice, occ.
Every article lias been carefully selected and is war
ranted FRESH it GENUINE and will be sold WHOLE-
SALE and RETAIL as low as thev can be had in the
State. Physicians and country, merchants are invited to
Scall.
Dr. BLAKE whose know ledge of the business enti
tles him to public confidence, will give it his undivided
attention at all hours.
Dr. BECKWITH will receive professional calls at
this shop r ii3 residence on Hillsborough Street.
BECK WITH, BLAKE &CO.
Raleigh, May 1833.
Ai c iVisfciufciit .
. ENTERED on my book as Ranker fot
the county of Stokes, two Strays, taken up by Absalom.
Bostick, Sen'.-, on the 3 A of June, 1833: one a yellow
bay mare, hind feet white, white spot on left fore foot,
white nose, supposed to be eight years old this spring,
4 feet 11 inches high, valtii-d at Forty fiv- Dollars.
The other is a dark bay mare, one hind foot white, a
small star in her forehead, bran-led on the left shoulder
with the letter S, 4 feet 10 inches high, four years old,
valued at Forty Dollars. Bostick lives in the lower end
of Stoke county, on Bclew's creek.
THOMAS CARR, Ranger.
June
ith, 8S31.
There was conimiffed to the jail of
Randolph county on the 12rh instant, two ne
gro hoys, one by the name of Washington.
and the .other James, who say they belong to
the heirs ot Harry Jones of Halifax county
N.C. and were hired to woik in the Gold Mines
at Brindletown, 'o Mr.Simms. from whom thr-v
ran away There is no particular marks to describe
them, only they both are young and likelv. The owner
is requested to come and prove his property, pay charges
and take thein awaj. " ' c
GEO.llOOVER.Shtr.
31 tf.
Taken
And committed to f ho Jail of Frank
lin county ,'N. C. a Nfgio m.oi support d to
be 15 or 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 or S incises
high, inclined to stoop, has a down look,
and is either partially deranged, or affect.-so
says that he belong to Stenhen llrown. nf
to be; he
J Northampton county, N.C. and tells atale about Brown
. swapping with Gordon for him. He mentions several
of the Drowns, Caty Powel, White and others, of North
ampton. He had the appearance of a savage when
taken; he calls himself Dial The owner is requested
to come forward, prove properly, and take htm away,
or he w ill be dealt with as the law directs.
D. YOUNG, Jailor.
Ju.ie 25. 32 6mtf.
iEWfiOODS
Just received and low openinrr hy
Z&ttlinm. mill
At the Prick Store opposite the Market House; com
nrisincr A SPLENDID ASSnttTMrvr
1 of Fabric? of almost every description for Snrirg and
bummer ware, many f which are of
STYLES ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.
Also a general assortment of Hats, Shoes, Cotton Yarn,
Hardware, Queeusware and Groceries.
Any of which will be sold low.
On the'Jth ol November last, I put a letter
into the post off.ee in this place, directed to .l-'iies
Fassett tc Co. of the city cf Philadelphia inclosing a
check of $34-0, payable at the Dranch of the Virginia
Rank in Petersburg, to the order of Zacl",";"" Luney;
and on the 17th day of the same ip-1 on'.v li) -after
the letter was mailed We, some man who signed
his name J. Scott, presented the check at the bank
in Petersburg ,ia drew my money. That some post
master or his deputy, has . stolen this check from th
mail thrre can be no douot; and it is possible that they
raay have disposed of it to some one who drew th
money for them, he not knowing that it was stolen.
Should it he the case, and the man who drew the monev
will make it known to mc, with such evidence as will
lead to a conviction of the thief, 1 will pay him the
- j above reward.
HENRY HUMPI1RY3.
June. 19
Green sborough, N. C
Benj. S Kin resp
ect-
fully informs his friends and customers that
he has moved his jroods to the house imme
diately opposite Rijxsbee's hotel, where may
lie found a jrood assortment of Dry-C Joeds.
'SViafiins cf every description.
Executed irith n?n titers and dispatch.
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