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Aliens' 3otte.TyOffcc; :
; No 166 MareftBaluWor
THE distribution cfttbe! following "prizes
ho aJ taken place from Aiarss Offices with,
in the last four weeks, m : V - J .
: : ! 12, 14, 59 do ; , , 10,000
-Bes-,di.maiiy of I000f 50O-2CX). &c. &c.V
The 20 000, the 1 0,000 and the 5,C00 sold
as aborcvere promptly paid to the fortu.
ate owpvr; immediately on presentation at
Office, vho also bad the pleasure of
lhnanz the Cash tm the fortunate owner, of
Ticact -w, a.p"c u f ct
pZtori, m Sute lottery Number 5.
' ; ' ; 'GranclV?tatc;Lotlery. ' : .
AM XU OJMB
V. --
- . - -
' "WEBB & WILLIAMS
TTAVE just received a supply of fewahn'
JB. jl ce lebrated Panacea, for ; th e t enre cf
Scrofula: KinrA Evil,"llheunia.tiiai, UJcers,
Tumors,
Mercurial
and more particular for Syphilis
Diseases,' SCcV ; 8iC..T.". Warranted
genuine. -; -Raleigh
Sept -y, 1835.'
.Thi tottery Is to be 'drawn in'a few weeks
. in the city. of Baltimore, under 'the superin.
tendance of the Stale Commissioners. .. :
.l-:-.--V-' 'SCHEME: -T'
' ; 1'Prize of J3U,UUO ia
1 -
1.,
: 50
' 60 ' ,
' .100 '
zoo' ;
400";:
20,000 ?
of 10J0O0 is 10,000;-
5,000 is 5,000
1,000 Is 10,000 ,
00 is . 5,000
. loo is. 5,ooo :
50 is 3,000
20 is- 2.000 -
10 is ,2,000 ;
r 5 it 2,000
I 4 ia 80,000
of
of
,.of
of
of
oir
of
.of
of
; State - of North Carolina; -;
wake county. ;
Court of Pleas and Quarter. Sessions,
August Sessiona l 825. . '
Ilenrj' Barker, by his next- .
Aiend Branch Walthall, V -.Petition for
'",1,12- - v t; -vi. r Settlement."
John' Kinc. Adm'r. ; J . . v '
"BfTiaTinjr been-jnade appear to tKe satis5icr
'fl tion of the Courti that the defendant in this
case resides bevond the limits of this State,
so thai the; ordinary process of lav cannot
be served on him j it is therefore ordered by
the. Court. that advertisement be made in the
Raleieh Ref:isterr&c. for two montlus that
unless defentla.it comes forward oh or before
the next term' of this Cburt ?hich willbe
held at the Court House in .Raleierh onihe
third Monday in November next, and file his
I answer, that julgment pro contesso wui be
entered uo acramsi nim, anu execunun nwue
accordingly! ' B. S. KING, C. C.
State of North-Carolina;
. rintlierford CnuntV. '
'.':"$. $152,000 ' ' ',;. 'V ''U JxEariTT , :
- ! - . ' ' - Sprincr term, ,1825. .
Vr, "V i D'vid Patterson,-- -A
. NOT ONE BLANK TO A PRIZE !
Tickets" , ;4 $5 00 I.Quarters
Halves ' ' 2 50 1 Eighths
20,813 Prizes .
- ' '
40.000 Ticketal
Tobe had odd & even, at
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGED OFflCE,
. . - i , .166 Market Street. . , .. .
Where in the iast State Lotteries were
SE! ;,U..-V' 1 VOriginal Bill.
$125 Wtlham HolWayand Ben- b
. iamin Jordan.- J
S j appearing-to me aiusiacuon m uic violin
that the defendant are not inhabitants: ;of
of
this State j it is ordered that publication -be
made three months successively m the Ra
leigh Kegislcr, notifying them to appear at
he next Court of Equity, to be held tor the
, , onV , in nAa T.k oTt i T county of Rutherford, at the. Courthouse in
sold the.20,000, the 10,000 and the 000 dol- on Ah 3d Mond after thp
K w
?
I Atk Hfnr1av if CenttttnkAii'nAvf iKpn Xr tKr.
AVhere in former State Lottrnes wasob-l . . .nuu;eni .im, n t? rr.mriLint
- . I 1 . I A . 1, ....II tA
taken pro confesso, and heard exparte.
. ; Test . TV V. BIRC1IETT, C. M. E.
tuned no less than'l 1 prizes of. 1000,
5,000, S of 10,000, 20,000, 25,000, and the
great capital of - . j
i , One Hundred TTiqugahd Dollars!
And where were sold, ' all drawn in one
day, prizes amounting to 250,000 dolls, being
Ahp'greatest amount erer obtained at any of
fice in-Americ ' t-.'-T;
i Orders from any part of the United States,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, (postpaid) will
be punctually attended $o. Address '
, ; . S. & M. ALLEN, & Co.
.; Sept.!. 89 tf - i " Baltimore.
May
. . SEVENTH CLASS.
Tobe drawn oh the 30:h iiist. all in 10 minutes
, - , , CAPITAL PRIZES.
. g20,000 10,000-5,000 5
State of North-Carolina.
Rutherford Count'.
; . ; lif Eacirx.
. . . Spring term, 182J. .
James Thompson, Goold. Hoy O
James B. .Murraj', Arthur Bron- i Bill to fore-
son and. others, Vclose mort-
" 1 ; gage.
Augustus Sacket. ,
JT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant, Augustus Sacket, is
State ofNoiaroliaa
r. : '?- t-"';' Guilford Cw& rS-Z
V - Court jof PleasTaiid Quart er Sessions,
It; rvsust tenn,i82i;- ..y.,;y-'
Henry Tatum, z::;': h
'' m. h?: it ' Petition for .par
Jacob, Blunt and George, f tition of lands,&.c
TTappearing to the satisfaction of ihe Court
JL that George Bluntone otth rterendan,ts in
tiijs case, lives out oiuus oiaie: it iy xnerfipre
ordeiid. by the Court that 'publwatiori 7
made iri the lLdeigh Register for . six weeks.
successively,- that' unless i.eappear aour
next Countv CourtVto be held for the couiv
ty of Guilford, at the Courthouse in Greens
borougli,"on thehird Blonday of Not'einber
next, and plead, answer or demur, that the
said petition will be taken pro' confesso and
iieani ex parte. y.-. . .. ; . ; (
A true copy from the Minutes. "
le&t. JNO. HANNElt,' C..C. "Cj
: V Duplmv County. . i
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
L- . ' J uly Term; 1825. i ? '
John Bosticlc
. .. ' .. vt. ;
Amos J Waller.
IT appearing to the
; Court that Amos J.
habitant of this State. It is therefore orde
red that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register until the 6a llonday ot October,
that.' unless he appear at the next term of
Dumin Countv Court, to commence on the
3d Monday of October, then and there io
plead, answer or demur, judgment will
be entered against lilm according to Plain
tiffs demand. Teste, , ' r
J AS. PEARS ALL, Clk.
Price adv. $4 00 J
Original Attachment;
satisfaction f the
Waller is riot an in-
elct YemaVe Seminary ,
IN PHILADELPHIA. ' v
MR. & Mrs. Asbrews, and Dt, & Mns.
Josr.s, now of the North-C.irKna Je
rruile Academy, are about to return to Pteli
tielphia, where the propose to receive twelve
pupils only, to board and educate, ' The
course of instruction will embrace "all the
branches of English jAteratnve and Science.
ever taught in Female Stminaries, together
with the Trench Language, JHusic, Jjravnng
and DancinZ' In every Department, the
most competent teachers will be employed.
On Natural History Rotany, Natural Pldlo-
ophy, CJiemitry & Astronomy,; the pupils
will attend regular courses of lecto'res.accpm-
panied by experimental demonstrations. '
The children will take their meals with
the familv, be its constant associates, and will
be regarded with parental anxiety and ten
derness : they will alternately visit with the
members of the familv, and every means cal
culated to cultivate the understanding and
polish the manners will be carefully pursued.
Books, Music, Instruments, and every
other article necessary for the instruction and
comfort of the pupils, ( weannq- apparel ex-
Ifouse;Mth;cveryhe tUeJafestiiitilhcC' rcceivI-rA .tf, j
anU garUeV' whew coiin trrV riecUQj 'tlic hp I operation? ' . ' vi:'
lately-- 'wadedjittiate'dlnTtlie: Eastern part'' pf tfe U rcclts.? Acctittn f ln ue"i7iO'C 4 i
of .tfaCityyo'n Ncw!efn?tetr;;fej Jn ear- men of the urrtii Uyiid lifiVe asV ' , I
ly aphctionagreat WJb.?;V been rJ&tvVVbU -
m the purchase of the abovelropertv....po3-. ; . . i J-V-r-A'-fki''' u r
- - rs
session e ven lrnmeaiaieiy., ; iei
one and two year's credit.;',-
rT irENRry.r MU.LERr '
Raleigh; Sept. 7th, 1825. ; ;, .89 1m W
:t-4
S the 2d day of August. 1825i I quilifted
ay Executor tothe Jjtst wdl-and tement
of Robert Burtoh-'de'ceasVd' : and hereby give
ioce to all persons to pfr$ent4heir claim
against ' the estaejorlhey wlllv be barred
fromv recovery aatcord';i td lawrAll fe r
sons indebted to the estxte," are hereby le-
questeu to maxe immeuuie payniem-
. t A' HORACE A. BUK TON,
r t ; Execiitpr of Robert Riu'ton, decM. K
Gran Vine! A xii&ii 24, 1 $5;f v 84lt
V ,';-': SUeviffi ?s NriUccr
r BRIGHT MULATTO MAN, has Tecenfc
ilLV ly been put f rf the jl oTthis county, su'A
pected of beintr a slave, and hiu:ivay. iHe
is. 5 feet; 6 inches high, about 2o. years of age,
his "hair duhcolotired and rather b"ush Vahd
eyes dark;' He says his name isTIf nry Wit-
liams, and tht he was born nearLo4iisburg,
Franklin county,, speaks easily, and;,ery
well, prnfesses no trade, and can rrite a little.
On the l5tH June, "a tifeiffc Aecli wiilt
seyend are ship, Jolt iJtloTir Catwlju : .
,1 The. Herald, wlrcliis uvsigh?! was bo ird.
thts- moniing fr'nj.v Grevtk nan varfc5i
mf-mued of . art ft'etiorf Uqj '-MBtijxh'i. J
ihyhrch tf le Turksoi VfNd -frVaV,'r d': 1
s. torrctie ; an Enlisli ; Lil vas; tdo Utt;u
i rrhe ,Gwtb bare drirert.the TtrifcUU fleet
into Canduv andrhai"? tbtytttJovd' bloclrad-
e'U-T There, was a! bat'jc totiie.soMinvrarri cr
!Sni'yeerdl,aithey:bH've,n
result. hd ihtef ort'Ofi guitrtK
mominfir in tlie dlrnctioa of.Caniia. lAboit
'-.'.. L ' ..... .
ten d;ys agoj th -Greek's engd;cd-t he. i t-
'1-
"-
isb fleet,, tok otJ? j-sse!, buJvt another, itna
drdVe -a third on ';, &h'ere, .Tl)Ltter;li.ytv- .
indmrst her creV abou t 30 1 Chmtiamv who ' 'rs :'
'A
were all muraered as sooh- as tuevjlanded.
Some !had; their heads cut'ofTV ndxche
werestoutdf to death byt tlic "wymtn otS&o
. 't
rer '
-Capt. .Powell at BttUinVre,:ijvditri
, '
If he is a, slave, Ills owner is requesled to j0f the American have rcccWed a li-Hex
prove him to be so, pay the chirges upon
him, and take i him away,
with,- as is required by
' ., ' JOS
. Washington c'tv, N C? X
; July 26,I S25. - ? f .
froirt Caiic Havri. under dale nf 15l!i7 "
r or he will. dealt . cc ii;t TKVntnnWlPf!
. GARRETT. ShflV J nvent of; the mdepentfrttcc :M Ahfcte
S. f.
I
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. i
m
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1 18251
! , I land uy inc "VvS ", i' rfiH;cr iiii uv :
vaioa.aM great . and etiral. ixmjiiciiigs
in every par t ot t he ibbntl ,excep t tKii
w lie re 'a"'fe.V:,diauplica! spirits Avere ea
sily fgund to endeavor to blow tlicblait
"iuf another! civHi wari Pitividcpjijllv
me poi was iscovcrvti nt nv: puu ami
lose Voting. In .IlertTord coun. bmmediatidv expresses were ilbpatct,e(l
fy, m 183, Mr GatUn beat Mr. Saw-1 tu ihe-FresIetit Who'is r.ov heTe,av-
yertur Congress, 8 votes. At the late 'g queneu : inc anair;,wrai .uuc utittt
election, Mr. Gatlm's niaiority ovef blt
... o - i . ' , i were snot, ami iuc rest seat io zrori au
Mr; Sawyer m tJiat county, was 7 votes, Pfince - oP riai. v , , s.
This is ah instance.of consistency in " '::'- ". -'' -- ;
exercisin"- the
nglit of , suftrage, which h Barine Robbertiili va! i sen ve reel
occurs but seldom, and on that account. I'ori. Friday" evening 'thjt Uhe house . of "
is worthy of fecont. - ' T , i; " r' R
, ' -, , i street aim iiioaviiy, uuu m'pii:oroKeu
Wp iflVft l ArpivPfl t ip- Pronnrf n WHO While tC lUinil V Wei C tl We COUtl-
.:,i ;t . tryvand:r()bbed pt alnioat v?
not an inhabitant of thk State; it is ordered !"' "V! '.Z. .V
.u.. ...vi- i T1 .. anu utc wiiuic iiiuumcn m unc ftcuci.ti
K i -.L V. , t i ! t of S450 for the scholasuc year, so that pa-
cessively in the Raleigh Register, that unless Ul f-JV-... , v ?,, B,,,fl
u .K - r..,.? r,,;,., u rents and truardinns will know the exact a-
be appear at the next Court of Equity to be t u.-- .,n..i V.r
SOO-JSOS 5 of 1,00010 of 5C0, held for Kutherford county, at
&C. &cl ' ' 1-1 house in Rutherfordton, on the
T5
Equi
the Court
3d Monday-
after the 4th Monday of September next, aiu!
plead, answer or-demur to the bill of com
plaint tiled against him; it will be taken pro
confesso, and heard exparte.
Test; T. T. RIRCHETT, C. M.E.
May 30. 1 3m
State of North Carolina.
. Franklin County.
- Court of Pleas and'Quarter Sessions,
, June Term, 1825.
The President & Directcrs" 'Original atta.
of the State Eank of N.C. I Jas. Farrier sum-
't'S. f monedasGarni-
Hinton and Bra me. - J shee.
r' having been made appear to the Court,
that the defendants reside beyond the li
mits of this State:. It is ordered that sdver-
ficpmpnt Via mnrl In tYm 1o1j? orti- l?Arritpr.
ment .n.ofaJl monies remaining in their fnr,,.r(i(, tl,nn,h f..tunPu thr rlnnt
Lands, and which were received by them come fomard on or before the next term cf
odictally, three years or inore previous there Courtf t0 ,,e hd(l at the Court 0.lse in
to ; specuwng merein uie annninc or cacii Louisburg, on the second Mondav in H eptem
separate claim, and the Jiamebfthe person ber jiext, and replevy Hhl plead to issue,
to whom the same is parable ; and if there j,ltIsniCnt w;n be entered up against them, &
to make affidavit of the same : which return
or affi lavit, the Judge or Chairman of the
Court before whom it is made, shall cause to
be transmitted to the Public Treasurer on or
before the 1st cf December ih the same year,
and the 6aid clerks, after making such state
ments, are to pay into iheTr? asury, on or be-
TickeU 56 00 1 Quarters
Halves. - . : 3 00 f Eigblhs '
, (O yr Sale above
Treasury Officc5th August, 8 25.
STATE OF NORT.H-0 AROL IN A.'
THE, Public Treasurer considers it his du-
ty to invite the attention of the. Clerks
snd Sheriff of this State to the provisions of
the acts of .the General Assembly, passed in
1822 1823, & 1824, for the promotion of
Agriculture ana :amuy;aomesnc Manuiac-lures.'-
f , . - . '-i
?Ry these acts, the Clerics of the County,
Superior and Supreme :Courts,: and Clerks
and Masters in Equity, aire required, at the
first term of the Courts! of which they' are
Clerks respectively, after the 1st day of Au
gust m each and every year, to make a state
mount to be paid? When the smal.liiess of
the number of pupils.lhe talents employed,
and the advantages offered are considered,
the'terms will not appear high. It is intend
ed to open the Seiniuary on the 1st of April,
18.6. 1 -.. -; ,'
Persons wishing for further information,
respecting the plan, may obtain k, together
with the most satisfactoryrefcrences,a8regaris
the standing,character & abilities of the prin
cipals, by addressing a letter post paid,) to
Andrews and Jones, Oxford - JS. C. Ao early
application is desifed. - --i
Oxford, Sept. 1st, 1825. , 87 3t
SAieTiff's Sale.
TTriLL he sold on the last Monday in Sep
V ? tember next." at the Court House in
Smithville, Brunswick County, or as muci
thereof, as will piy the.taxrs for the year
1823 and ! 824, and cost of advertising, &c.
9Y10 QcPiic aif! rT o tmrt rf f .nn1 lvinf 'inn
Livingston creek, formerlv lsoycrs. !
100 do on do formerlv Wm. Hall's. -
50 do on do formerly owned by Jveators,
240 do on a branch of said creek, near the
Green Swamp, formerly Spaight'.
1000 do on the Great Branch ot Livingston
ever valua
ble article it : contained.'; CNotcpntent
iat was moveublei
v floor, natmel, iu
the house,; cut open the feather begA
and scattered their coutenU . about,"
emptietl the sweetmeats xti ihe Jlouri
iquigea in f every uuuse;imij;in
It eems, froui.ihc aDpedrauce ot ,
j I -.1. . W
i tie
the
beds, and other indications, lhat
illains, notviihstai!diti;,.our nu--
a new paper to be printed weekly, at
Philadelphia, under the title of the with carrying off all tli
kFranklin Journal and Mechanic's Ma the thieves broke :e vei-
gazine.'? It is to be under the patro
nage of the Frankjin Institute of Penn
svlvania, and is to, be ediied by. Dr.
7 7to.9 iV Jones, at present one of the
Principals in the Oxford Female A ca
demy, and who is- anooiiited -Profes
sor of Mechanics in the Institute. ?? rnce,und,Uemsevent
The object of this publication i
be to diffuse information on every sub
j act 'connected with the useful Marts, I We are gJau to fintnth fallows
but is particulailj intended;nr the be- who committed th,S!outra!5 hayeeen
nefit of those engaged iaIechanrcal n' Jr' U' venjfdrmaUon to the
0 0 - . . Police Olhce on haturffjiv about , 1
Pu.3uia. uu, aW,Ua,u4utc clock, soon after he returned and d ii
Editor, warrants us in recommending covcretl the thefts-alt 4 o'clock, i:lr.
his proposed Journal . to tlie patronage Hayj Higli Constable) Mr.', I Io't'iia!n" ti
of the pubticconfidentr that his abih
.
... 1 iccit UDerrj 10 occupy, tne premises, umu
: 1 carry oh their dcoreclatioriunuioltisteili
for at least a holc nizht.-il iXli';-
the property condemned to Plaintiff's reco- granted to B.Smith.
very. Teat, ' J 343 do on Livingston, part of the Bladen
S. PATTERSON, C. C. tract.
State of North-Carolina,
v ' Mecklenburg County.
Superior Court of Liw, Spring Term, 1825.
i ere the 1st of December, all the balance so Jane Perry,
stated to be in their liands. E ery clerk a-j "w. Petition for Divorce. .
fbrcsaM failing to comply withhese requisi-J Gray Peiry. S j
tions, forfeits yjlOOO . to be sued for and re-f 1 appearing to the satisfaction of the
covered bv the Public Treasurer, in Wakel Court, that the defendant is not resident i
1665 do on Hood's creek, formerly Row
ell's.
640 do on Rattlesnake, a branch of Hood's
creek. . . j .
0 do on do formerlv Samuel Vines's.
700 do on or near the head of Hoodis-cr'k,
formerly Pridgeon's. . .
500 do below the last, formerly Jas. .Wil
liams. - ;
500 do r.i Alligator, a branch" df Hood's
jr . . . ,, '..I ... .. . . i -.'. e I vw .... ...
puptnor uoun ; ana is morever iiaoie tor an i m tuis state, so mat me ommary process or creeic formeilv Powell'
. it is tnereiore enr.
the monies in his hands! as aforesaid : And I Law. can be served on htm
on failure to pay over the monies as aforesaid, ordered that publication be made three
fruch clerk may be proceeded against by the months in the Huleigh I'egister, that unless
Public Treasurer in any Court of record in tlie defendant appear at our next Superior
Jike rainner as defaulting revenue officer.- Court of Law to be held for said County, at
livery peiRou who ha lirretofore been clerk the Court House in Charlotte, on the 7th
of sny court of record irt this state, is to rcn- Monday after the 4th Monday in September
dertothe court .of which he may have been next, and plead, answer or demur thereto,
clerk, a statement of monies remaining in. his tlie plaintiff's petition will be taken pro con
hands as aforesaid,, and! shall account and fessO, and heard exparte, &e. .
py oTer the aame, in die same manner as - . J. M. HUTCHISON.
ercrks in office, and underthejike penally June 11. ' '
tViT fiilure anil it i" bi-1 tK ilntv nf td.
hw officers of the state: for the circuit in I Notice.
500 do on do joining, the above.
..- 50 do on Eagles Jslawfc ,
S70 do on Brinyaw Island, Oyster Bocks
and Shoals in the Bay oi Cape-Fear, granted
to B. Smith. M
20 do more or less, another Island in do.
150 do'on the 'North side of Town creek,
granted t B. Smith.
2,880 do on Allen's creek, - formerly, B.
Smith's.
250 do on Moored c'k.fcnnerly Atxlei-sort's.
220 on the Royal Oak, a branch ot Lock
wood's Toll v, now or formerly B. Smith's.
195,720 do Green Swamp lands, granted
vtucn sucti person shall reside, to-cause a rnjiE subscriber-wishing to remove to the to William Collins, liowell Boss and Williams.
p.. M. w 3Wu aH-ui huh uii ma mi- j West, otters tor sale nis tract or j.an n, 1 41,500 do joining LUbput creeklands, and
iure to make return and payment) returnable ,,f about 830 acres, lying on both sides of ,he main road to Smithville, . " x i
to the Superior Court ot the county in which xVvv.Hon Hreek : about 250 acres of which oa An nn tlw mam ma.l from Wllminirton
to Lock wood folly. ; ,; : ' ' '
T tin ,1,-. 1. .trnAn fnmwm. ...ot rtl Ctllf.
. - . r- -1 I bUK VJUllJi "H ..v. ... ..... .( UU UCIWCCII 4UHIII.ICVII. BIIU u
v" c.ir "5 Kicmior me iarnire. . tract are several hundred acres ot good Low t,eon ci-eek. formerlv Ancrum's,
rl - ' 1 . C l..a '! Td. nl.ntnttun a in I , ii T . . J ' .. . 1. '1 " " j? U .
-mcs, to renaera nee statement, and to ac ;t . 3,lrantaf-. There is a convenient DweU k AnW the hAn,l of Tou-n Creek, for-
Mich person resides on which, the court is js cleared about seventv-five of it is fresh
10 re iKicr judgment torlhe penalty, unless 1 1 nw. Grounds of a trool iiuslitv.5 On the
iurhcient excuse be eiven for the failure. 1 fiiiiwtr-il arret nf t
.K. . . . . . . . 1 a.ivju ...... . . . .
aii aiiennsin omce at the timt. ot passing Grounds yet. to clear.' The plantation is in 10 Lots in the Town of Brunswick, now or
. w iow, arc require!, ar me same (loa rroAr: Ten hands may be worked on formerly Geo. C. Cletherell'a.
. - -- ..v.....v w jt to advantage, -l nereis aconveniejit uwci-k, yj acres on the h
count ux the same manner, under a like pe- Vin j Horse, Store and Warehouse, a good merly Williamson's:
in
K:i.V. n iv . . I UllUII VH1 ' --"- I uw VJ(I1 '.lie AIU 1 iii U C31 .IICU
... ..c.-ciuoac i reasurer ;are pleasure jcnt set oftables, large framed Larn and point Repose, formerly-Gooden E. Ilowen's.
iesuiingto the punctuality of roanv of UielK- n..,Kj-.Mc. - - I o i 1?rtii:. ' holr.vIno rt thV.
! f Ii,- m"C .r: ,nc.fudl,,ff sosne 'of : This place possesses superor advantages tat e of Judah Swain; ' '
our most atmguxed citizens of theresent over most CCaintry Stands. Tliere is a I:rge 50 do on BeU Swamp, belonging to the
s&mirf W tCsre: tbat "-he is con: Kleotion held here, also a battalion & com- estate of Duke Etlieride. .
wed r h i Ln main 51411 man who Paiv Muster, which makes it very public.- 840 do on North West River, belonging
7:v.. w.wj. There has been a profitable mercantdebusi- to the Estate of George Lucas.
aivuiir all other mniiAi4.An. K nv.. I . . - '.l.i I , j "-
ears, it is iu i iuu ao on juniper creeK, given ux dv uco.
raisin? Cotton ilGerbw " -Z-'J.- ; " ' t
.K. rk.l IJ..T..I. - 1 '-'k vl . !. . - J Pill T flW I V C i-
tKlSV 111,1 -.-Il J ' IHllUliCU V6IHI'"' iv' vi iiaj.ii.il) ... wxu.v. ,w A , unir.1
troableomA . i iu , ion the stage roaa to sausury. . Any persons i . Augusts, ioxo. ca-ot- pr.adv.Y VQ
luntaril
bylaw
the oarments as easy
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ties and resources are such as will ren
der it interesting and valuable.
Subscriptions received at this ofGce.
Terms, S3 50a yenr, paid in advance.
Brandywinc. A t a public, dinner
jliven to oei.eral Lialayette at VVrest
Chester, Dr. Darlington; late member
of Congress from that district, oHfered
the following classic toast :
' The fields of the Jronte.Irrigatedl
on the Cadtnean system of Agriculture, with
the blood -of revolutionary patriots the teem
ing harvest must ever be ..independent , free
men." , . . -. .
irer ,i i x.ZC' : nss doncnere ior me iasi y
thoi; , rPc"y suggest to U fine part of (he country for
vandivC! .3U". w,,h,ng purchase can get a baaui, ;py- v . , . :
iu" w returns, rcijuircu i appvinr Jn time as i ant disposed to make I ' " ;
, UUII OV InniNi, n.nliual d.l.tffnl.i " . -..-,-,.., - - 1 tD
i tne Darments as easy as x can uu wua come-1 i.-m-c.
ir ,r .-r i. - -' -mM .
8J-6t-
lVasrs
. t , . iitiibvi ui. m.i iu
risque the,being subjected to the compulso-
v: Ik - ",c,curTs; which must &i:i
be the certain and inevitable consecuehce of
future neglect or omission. ' ' '
JOHN UAVWOOD, P- Txeas'r.
Prince's BndgB, l
ClutIumcountAAugU5t 26
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srtf
having a full Stock of Rags,
cannot receive any more at present.
He will give puhlic notice when more wiU be
JJaleijh Paper Mills, Sept. lj 1825- j ;
Mr. Clay has sold off most; of his
property in Kentucky, and- intends to
build a house for his residence in Wash
Hilton.
At the late term of the Circuit Court
of Lawrence county, Arkansas, ' two
citizens of that county, by tliDarae of
Henderson and Caruthers, were indict
ed, tried and found guilty, the one for
sending, and the other for accepting, a
chal I e tige to figh t. a D u el, and sen ten c-
ed to paj a fine of one thousand dollars
each. "" -v -f--""- . "":"';:''. " .j;
The Mammoth. -The bones of this
animal have been found in numerous
placesjn Asia, jgurope jand America
The frequent finding of the remains of
hese animals, go to confirm (he posi-
tion, that their race was once" nu me
rous. i ne tiiin Done ot one was round
ixear Gennessee, New-York, a few days
ago, , which though very-much decayed.
measured three feet Ions and was
inches in circumference at its head.
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.Respect for ffetfm, -Military re
gulations, says a Paris paper, forbid
sentinels to salute officers in undress,
or without epaulette. -A recent order
of the da jr renews this prohibition j but
by a reasonable and verj honourable
distinction, soldfers are required to sa
lute chaplains of the rtgituents be their
dress what' it mar. ; '
Raymond had Ihn-nehatorsih.cuar
tud v. ir. 1 He. 1?osL v '' '
Mr. Webster's OitATipNTfVe find .
by the New-Vork, StatesiaarjjHhat the, " .
oration of Mri Webster at nunkcr Hill
has been translated.in that city into the; -
Spanish language by Jose Maria Iere , :
dia, Who . was exiled frnnhe Spa.riifi .
dominions for his: liberal oprijiih arid
Move of -constitutional liberty for, thi'
purpose of being extensively circulated; ;
in die South American states ; ;
By the Northern Mail received' a ;
our paper was going to pVe'?sV'we learW
that Commodore. Stewart has b?en .
honorably and unqualifiedly acquitted
of all the charges preferred against him.
i'V CommunicatcXi V 1 '
'r A planter from the south, suggests fat
the benefit of tbose raisins cotton the t '
fullowingimjihiycmentsj viz: A thresh ,
ing machine .which rids the seed cotton '
of 1 raf, trash, and dur before ginning
and also, a ney discovery in ginnitig '
by which tn6r than dou;b!i; the ouaoti
ty can be ginnediha giveni tiu;eV; J-V
Both thole improvements can be ad- " .
decT fora suui les thaji'tnvnty didl.irs.-u .
and the advantage are considered as a ;
ivett 'gain of twenty -five por. cerit.. rjX '
draft of them can be had ,oMK If. B. ,
ur&xier nsq. oiuaicign, wna na :nJ-:
model. atidlwh has also, druun sevr-"'
ral drafu Tot said planter ' ' ' .
In Franklin County, rently, Sir. Dabnev
Goodloe to Miss Ad:l-ne' Gooiloe, diu e-httr
of the late Harrj: Goodioe, aloftiut ccunty.
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In this vicinity .;oa "VVeUiiestlay mOTmrir
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last; aored eleven yeafs,-,Vdekide daughter ',
of-Williana''lSdjr-Iujrc''v.:--;..'.'r:; ir. V f
In Halifax on the SPtliult.lMrjaa; Faul-
con, ayunsr.man of great ret pceubjlif v.
- On the lyth ult of an attack "of biUiou
fever, -at thekhouse cf Ir, Vllfij .'LeWi
of Grahvjlle county, ilrtj Jakes IliYCobb
aged about 26.'? 1 1 be 'deceased waa a youaqr ?.
manf a kind and aEFect'orjate cUspfisitin. ;
who never failed lt Aecu the coniidsnc
of bis acquaintances. 1?liie general soiiw, :
of bis relatives and friendy, bear ajniile tcs- V
timcny to;the bi&h eitiaiation ? ih vtiich ho " ,
aa uciu wuusi junng.i ac aione cau ng'iit-.
jlyvappreciatej bis Wfrh, aad they dseply
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