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, a: 2 '-i.tr:' .. if , MY .' 4 v - 1 if nt AUTScrx ot nix thi rtex-crr-Spk O oledjre tome the bowl, ' , "No ! potsonlurks below ; ..v It tears, it wrings the soul ; It fosters every woe T true, the bowl can heal . ' ; r "The heart oppress with care ' But ah ! the wound we feel The bowl can ne'er repair. A ..... - . ' t .. V . . H 1 I . .' s ' - . . ' L ." i " . T) pledge to me. the bowl, ! J - No ! never will I sip ; . ? . -" Where tides of anguish: roil ! v ; .; And bxxntft parched lip. ' 't - The lightning flash its ray ', Serves but to blind our eyes i l Serve's but to lead istray Trom Virtue's sacred prize. : . O! pledge ino more thelrwl,- V i ;)ts waves I dare not seek, v far tear of anguish, stroll ' i C ;2n silence down my cheeks. ' t " y , ' -. -. - : 1 The bowl may grant repose ' : To some--but nottd me ; - - "Ah 'no its numerous woes 'vBweU through Eixkarrr 1 - ' - J.I : From the National Gazette. INTOLERANCE. Dr. Mason," President of CarliK XJollese, delivered an animated ad dress to the Legislature t)f Pennsylva nia, on the occupation of the-new State Capitol at Harrisburg. 1 Some phrases, such as ' venetalle hearere,5 friends and fathers f applied to the legislature, give ral1er a grotesque air to the composition; but on the whole, ittrat well adapted to the occurrence, and is marked by excellent doctrine, the following passage deserved all the attention ana reflection or his. -ton. v-V-r' The first great Question with airearth- legislators should De, not wnai is po 4?ictart but -what H right, making the point -of TjoDularitv rto be at all times subnrdi- 'Ir' ofnoDularitv -natetothe point of integrity, having ai rways a distinct reference to the presence anil; the commandment of our infinite ;jndge. We are here upon the ground where all is authority on one side, and all " ought to be obedience on the other. The divine law admits of no compromise ; and "the , legislation 'which does not proceed upon this, principle I must take reave to say, is rotten ; and as it disregards the authority of God, can never subserve the 'happiness of man.' v We have just seen another produc tion of this eminent scholar and ora torj which thodgh in some parts elo quent and edifying, is, in general, far rom doing him equal credit by its piirit and purpose. We allude to his fierroqp preached at New-York, the v 2d ult. on the occasion of resigning his charge of his congregation. Were not ihe8erroon printed, and published, we v should.tiot perhaps, feel ourselves en titled to notice it thus: it Inight pas 'unmolested as one of the effusions of a $raroiy sm of zeal, escaped in the heat Jf pal pit exercise, jand willingly left N6nljT in the rnetnory of a detoted cen- irrczation Tho references to the Uni- . 1 tarians, wnicq are, rnaue in mis tchc r VinrritHcouri the K inost revolting samples, which we have v " i ,een bT theological rancor;, in hekpre V ent'daW :lTiey are expressed in the . troncsi latiatiaze of execration and . . betray the' utmost intensity of a hate iike i that 'described in thej following phrase" of - Cicero-0 Jftra Hmmant et XTudeU barbaroray in h'ostem? If we could suppose, thej. language of the urea Cher, the, true criterion of his dis position towarda the religiqua. denomi fitinri wHnryi h W!tAil-thst hia ana- theraas are those.of the heart asv WeH r.ms ofihe tongue,. we should deenr this , an opportunity toexpress comfort anl joyj tnat the age of ant o de fes is pas- aed away, and that the clergy have it no longer id theitvpower to wreak their rcjentraent of what they deem heresy, by torturing the body, and destroying " the life, as well as blastinc the repu tation of the- obnoxious. Wc belong, ourselves, to a Church whose tenets are Very 'different fromlthos of the IaiV;6t'Chriitans ' whomUr." Mason ;revilei and curses ; 'and in signifying our horror of his furious denunciations, we inust not,'therefore, be supposed to . be acting ih our 6wn defence.; It is our good fortune, however, to" be ac . qualnlcd with several, of that ; class; . x"3 -of?the most respectable cha- racterfdr Hvhbm we ought, tfeel as much nearly,5 a we would for ourselves wheh we see hurled against them sentence of proscription and perdi HonisttcfcJthe (pllowin:: : AboaU things' it Is. devoutly toe hoped tnat you will nevcrl invite to the , care of ; your souls' a ,man who cares ' nothing about them. I tiiean, more parr v ticulariy, for I -would not be misunder- stood.' a man who belongs to that rank. of v traitors wno miscai mcuicivca . -1 auutuii - :nstianAgaiost, these- men X have c eveT:watned yoiv as'the enemies of our - Lord Jesus Christ, and all that is Valaa- blein'bis Hl:gioo, aTid particularly in bis -'alvakmV-1 know wcu that this congre- : The CathoKc Church; t gafionf nscrea by Urt tn tfs the Wr focus of what thtV term,.Wgtry.5 W tejoice that thus far I anyoa haveeen counted" worthy lo suffershame tot Ms name.1 txMivmay it continue, spl itong may it be thought a hopeless case to at tempt to brinjr you over tothe,fellpwsnip of devils.-7owi T xvould not slander the deviti he promotes Ms vork an ihe destroyer, not by tempting men to his be lirf but bp persuading them to : embrace xohat hedoe not oeueve-vnai is too roarte and abominable for hell ite!f:and what the philosophical Christians) shall find to be so, when they ' get to their own place- The pretences of these men to kindness, ami5 candour and love, are all hollow. They mean to make proselytes of you, and twnfqld more the children of hell than themselves. Q keep at a dis tance from them ! Furthest from them, and their charity, is best .Come not near the ice. never to be melted but in that fire which shall not be quenched. This puipic, mis v-nurc'i, were aciuicu . w mc glory of the Lord Jesus. Let them never be polluted by a foot, norrofaned by a tongue, which are not moved by his honor : V i"; f:':-' .This is the strain of fierce and odi ous passion. We can no more admire the Reverend President uttering it from the! pulpit, than we could have admired Sir Edward -Cke whfri, he called Sir Walter Raleigh Vlger, monster, spider of hell, vile and exe crable traitor, odious fellow, and dam nable atheist.9 It appears to us as repugnant to the true ends of Christi anity, as it is to the genius of our po litical and social systems. Am'nnjj" the rational Christians,' whom the Pre sident had in view, we knovv ojnet that in universal rectitude of conduct, in practical - virtue, in benevolence of heart, in the earnestness, variety and success of his efforts for the . relief of thfc unfortunate and the promotion of every liberal and laudable purpose, has at least no superior in the United States. Tlie country at large knows another in the present Chaplain of the House of Representative at Wash-1 ington, as a man of great learning and talents, admired and esteemed for his domestic merits, as well as for his! public qualities - W e cite these instances from among the many that might be adduced, to il lustrate the extravagance and. injus tice, of the .language which we have quoted We do not meddle with po lemical divinity ; we have no idea of interfering in religious controversies on points of 'faith- but we feel that when one denomination of christians, or any association of persons styling themselves such, lead, in general, lives as useful andmoral as the best of the community, "they ought to be treemed sincere in their interpretation of the bible, and, that.no member of any . o ther denomination has a right to hold them up to the world as the worst of reprobates. Such intolerance and un charitablehess cannotfail to be con demned by public opinion, and richly deserves to be signalized for rebuke and repudiation. The example of a spirit like that which is breathed in this Sermon, is bad. It may be rhore common than we supposes it may have been further provoked than We imagine; but when it is -vented in this manneh it can only exasperate blind animosities, and serve to bring the religious character into disrepute. : Presbyterian. .- I t Mr. v auo haw, ot fniladelpiuai j Rev. Jabeh Spauks, of Baltimore. . '.A LOST Oil MlSt - A Note of Hand given by Jesse Manual to J; .'l&asseU'. Morriv on demand, forj Seven teen Dollars ietentyrseverf & one-half Cents, and dated May 17, ; 1821. AU persons are cauuonea gainsi . rcccivui- w-- said Note, as it will not ;be paid to any . per son but myself, or to whom I may assign it. f 7231 f Original ft JVV 1 brinaljm WHnnuClawtahts H tf arrant. i Ctatman&jj 7St WinUmBaker 919erti 752 B6bmrewert92.vWilliftW?'GiPves 753 HenryX3oker ;VlnichaHjBratte 754 Pennis owling 92! Jri Cheesborpugh 755 James Gilliham -923 RobertJ Duncan ;v 75Q rrhomis (Srisurt ' 924 Peter Kippey 757 Jacob Moore 925 JVilliam Huei ; , 758 Matthew Warren 926 Robert Singleton 759 Hercules Rvanv 92r Jetlro Lassiter ; . 1760 George Bedsier ? 923 Levi West j 761 Samuel Scot : Henry umrton 767 Nathaniel West 930 William Itoark 765 Negro Brutus 931 William Kennedy 76 Neiro Frederic:5 232 Wnv Washington 767 John Hardy) 933 rjanielAV!e ' jj 768 Joel Martini 934 Thomas Wliitley 769 Josiah Miller 935 John Cottle ! 770 Thomas Hutson 23$ James Pi.oer;;- 771 Matthew Brickel 9 ?71 William' Scanllin 772 JohnBagnatl : 933 William Turpirt 4 773 Henry BranUey 939 William Yates I 774 David Burnett 940 Joseph Hymanf 775 rhfirlpa HraW 941 Isham Cams f, 1 776 Martin Cole ' 942 Thomas Goff 777 Cubit r .943 Lewis Outlaw 778 William Haywood 944 Joseph White 779 Jeremiah Messer 945 William Elksj 780 William Stemm , 946 John Atnoia Wake county, March 4. Just received and for sale, some , elegant v' SWORDS AND EPAULETS; ; Alsaon band,' an assortment of WATCHES inH TFl wTlJAER r -a few. piatea antue- iticlcs: )with Silver- Mountin? Do. Castors, with' elegant Cut Glass Bottles-Tea Trays and Waiters Tea Catlies Knives giForks- tM .ni vef Tinttnno Sr.iftsors and Shears i-Polished Snuffers Table & Tea Spoons Razors, btraps Hones. aiso, some L EIGHT DAY UL,UUlva, wun iuuiusy Cases. AD, dr, any part ' ot wmcn, yrm oe irild low for cash, bv the subscriber. Y V i i- '-'!; 4.1 V': :V-V JOHN Y. SAVAGE; P. S. Aisoi some arons or hajtd and opew AecorsTs, which would be wilungiy cusposea il - ' . . ' - . V i- I oi on uie aDove ienu ? : , , J Jan. 8, 1822. ; t ? fi4 f i WRAPPING PAPER. ' J. GALES has now on hand a considerable stock of Wrapping.Paper, large and small, of N a good quality. March, 1822. VALUABLE PROPERTY i , rOB 8 AXE AT MASON HALL. HE Subscriber being-determined to leave this Dart of the country, wfll sell to the highest bidder, oir' Moxdat, th 25th or March arixr, his PROPERTY, consistine: of One nunorea ana eigniy acres ot iajnu, very yell adapted to the culture of any pro duce raised in this part of the country j up on whieh is a larre two story house, lately finished, in which are several commodious rooms with fire-places i four other houses suitable for the accommodation of families to live in; a S tore-house t and counting-room , also a, ware-hbo.se, stone l itchen, two bains and stables, .with stalls in them for a large numberof horses, and several other necessa irJmprovementi. A Well of the best wa ter, in the yard, in excellent order, which ne ver fails, besides several good never, failing: springs, & a stream of water running through the land. This situation is very healthy, has the advantage of five Mails every week, and is well known to be one among the' best stands for Entertainment ih the U States, as aiso, a most excellent stand for a Store. , Will also be sold, Furniture of every 'de scription, and most1 of it new : also, the ba lance of Store fGoods, a stock of Horses, Cat tle, and Hogs. . v- ; ; ' ' , t; - ; . A credit, will ;be ven for all sums over one hundred dollars. , The sale will continue from day to day, till -all is sold. Bond and approved security will be required of the pur chasers. 'I '.! - i ' ; i'ij. . 70- . --v ; , A. MASON' W TT-Tl n . . J wwun quj, VfJMlgC CO. a. U. x eoTuary 1822. V''-'1'',.:,,oLAM:.,l Of every' descriptioni yntiy .betiad at this ' " Office: EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. '.: XtOTICE isherehv riven, that the Sixth 1 Annual - Convention of the Protes tant Episcopal Church in North-Carolina, will be holden 'in the city of Raleiffh, on Thursday h"e 18th day of April, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. f It is earnestly1 hoped that a full delegation will be sent to the Convention. Those Con gregations who have been duly organized since last April are particularly requested to send Delegates, in order that tney may oe formally admitted into union with the Con vention. : - . . ' 1 By order, - G. T. BEDELL, Secretary of the Convention. FayettevBe; March, 7. ; 73 INFORMATION WANTED. ABOUT 30 or 40 years ajro, a man by the name of DAY (perhaps Thomas, who mart-ied MARY WARREN) re moved from Southampton or some adja cent county in Virginia, to some of the Western or Southern States orTerritories, carrying withhim his wife, and, as is sup posed, two daoghters; By. 'the 'last will and testament of M?ehael Warten (bro ther of the said Mary Dav) the children and grand -children of said Mary, are en titled to a legacy. As it is supposed the legatees aforesaid are in indigent circum stances, - it is desirable that they should have a knowledge of their interest Tn the estate of said Warren. . v As wc are ienorant of their place of re sidence, we have to request those Editors J t5tiJputnem anu western jvewspapers, who are dispojed to serve the cause -of hum,anity, to give this a lace in their respective papers for three months ; and if they , will not do so without a charge then the Editors of the Stare Gazettes in iTenniessee and GeOrgii alone, are re quested to to publish ft and forward their accounts to Mnrfreesbo tf, N. C. for pay ment. ; COLLIN W. BARNES, : avm. il hardie, r ; Executors of M. Warfen. Northampton comty, NvC 6m, !j. November 10. A A I'st of Military Land Warrants Issued to the President & Trustees Of the University of North-Carolina, since the sitting of the General Assemoly of 1820. i('JVo of I Original J .o. of Original i Warrant. Claimants. IFarrantACUunumts.r) 843 John Needham 665' James Ammins 665 Peter Rough 667; Jesse Rowell 663 Jack Rock 1 , 673 Wm. Richards- 844 Jesse Nettles 845 Abisha Oliver j. 846 Patrick O'Kelly 847 Leonahl Parker 782 Peter Brown 783 Christ. Barlow 784 Moses Byrdf 785 James Balemine 786 Richird Cordlel 787 . William Fox . 788 Wm. Fleroming 7ov mack Oarr ck 947 Samuel Jjurrows 948 Rich'd, Wbedbey 949 Wilfiam Neil J 9J0 Jacob Waddle 9511 John Curtis 952 John Low N 961 Matthias Brickie 962 Thomas Kent 963 James Re iton 674 Nathaniel Harris 48 Samuel Parker 677j William Logan ; g49 Thomas Veavey 678 John Wonks, .,$50 Drury Peijkinson 670 Mains White ; g5l John Roberts 680 Moses S.tearn 852 John Richardson 6Sl Michael Seantlin s.5.1 Wm. Rochester 6$2! Jo!n M'Keart v, 854 Charles Stewart 695 L William- Clifton 855 Benj. Stedman ! 696 Sim. Christophers 856 James Scott '. 697 William Barber 857 Martin Slayers 698 Hardy Cheshire 853 William Shield , 699AfthirArhdId 859 Jess Middle 1 700 John Brevard . 860 Thomas Sillard 701 Richard Ward . 861 William Talton 702 Knibb Wynn , 862 Andrew Vanoy 703 Peter Duncan 863 Joseph J Wade 704 Gilbert Miller 864 James Varkize 705 WiniamWomack865 Elisha White 706 Right Bass 866 Thomas Walker, 707 William Wynn 867 John Burjres i 708 Samuel M'Dowg 868 Lewis Weaver V 709 Thomas Ward 710 Thos Warwick 711 Edward Possett 712 Abiel Andrews ; 718 Randol Bryant . 719., Benj. Bennett 720 Collin Brown 72tjWilliam Boling 722 John Booth r.v 881 Eli Ely . ; 882 John Ed wards 883 James Holden v 884 Thomas Loyd t ; 885 Thomas Tucker 886 William Douglass 887 George Harrison 888 David Tones 889 Hardy Ridley -'v. '.ft -X - 723 Thos. Mackl each 890 Edmund- Blount 724 Jesse Benton m 891 Willis 1 Davis 1 725 .Job Butts . 892 John Burrows . . 726 Christ. Brannori , 893 Job Mitchell.. ; 727 WiUiam Conner, 894 John Sotitherland 728 John Oohley ! v 895 aac Roberts 729 Charles Conner 96 Gabriel Terrell & 73Q John Condon . 897 Ethel'd Bozmaii- 731 John Darby w 898 AUen BaggottH? 732 William Ford v 899 Henry Jason 733' Thomas Hewings 900 'Bart let Mbreland 734 Jaraea imiiard 901 Robert Palmer? 735 felisha Hubbart V 902 Vif!iam Shepard 736 Hardy Hines 903 William Hill 737 Mal'nu.M.'Daniel $04 Larie Lihcht -r 738 Matthew Xewly .Charles Richards 739? Edw'd Pendleton '906 James Chambers r 740 James King, sen. WiEzekiel Griffin 741 Heekiah Rice 9X)8" Nich. Edmunds. 742 Anth,y.,Simmons 909 Beni. Caffield , - 743, Adam; Sykea ;, 90 Howell Gee 744, Philip Thomas I; 11, Solomon Cooper, 745 WilliamTownly 912 -Thomas Watson 746 John iTUlery ' ' $i3 'George Vose ' e 747 Matthew White; 914 Joseph Hodges 748 Henry Wijrein -915 David.Walden ,749 ThomaBiiUoc!5 Wfi, Robert Wdliams 7u.uaxteraoIand -917;Beniamin HirdiV ircrncyafueaj via jpsiaft ureca -im -il i-.u, . j tt. ( . , j, , - r ,.1-; . : , -tfi ; i - 790 Reniamln Patrirt 964 Sam'l W- LewisT 791 John Toney v 965 Jerome MMullen 792 Daniel Twigg 966 Joseph Miles f94 John Atkinson 967 John Morning 795 John Baker . 968 Drury Cbavous 796 Samuel Bradley J Cumih.inger 797 John Boon f 970 John Cook 793 Lew. Bidd!ehizer97i xcob IJjfner 799 Joaeph Beamont 972 Isaac Cornelius 800 Joseph Cook 73 Thomas Pierson 801 hn Cook 974 Richard D. Cook 802 John Campbell 975 Caleb Koen 803 David Ctmn l 976 Robert Calf 804 Edward Co , 977f William Hurley 805 Charles Coleman y7 Josian.Daws rfpnE Medical CQpartnership hcretcfo ft 1 existing underithe Firn) of FEHNElt & BURGES, is, ift consequence of the mtcn j. ' ed removal of Dr; Fenner, this day illv,iVe;i. A11 persons ind.cbted to the Firm, will see the riropnety. ami indeed absolute necessity of - v S - r R. FENNKR, i: - : '- Ariv a:sii. BUUCKS. v Raleigh March 15. x - 5 ; DOCTOR BtTRGRS pot Will continue his Office at the same place where applications , for his Prciessionil services .will meet with prompt attention.. "-March 15.' 7-r!' ' . " ' ft.' ; NOTICK. COMMITTED to Jail in Edgecomli cotintjv N. Con the -17th of January, last. & Ncl grp Man calling himself PRIMUS. He' says' he belongs" to Jno Williams, 'who Dyes in S. Carolina or Georgia,, and was purchased of Wm. Williams of Martin county sometime n June IastyT.fie has i scar bn'tfie back of his right hand, is about 24 years oldj aboiit 5 feet high, of a yellow complexion and stput buijt. He says he escapfed from his master in John ston count," N. C. I Tlie owner is req1cst;d io come iorwaru proyc propcrx , pay cuarg. CS, ttllU UtC .wr.i - r .j i: , : :-J.. :; ,.v , . - e. p; guion, ; jailor. Tarboro,' Feaj y, ja. . 69 806 Thomas Cook 307 Aaron Davis 808 James Dupree 809 George Dixdn 810 Thomas Endless 811 Thomas Eburn 812 David Easter y 813 John Erwin f , 814 William Ewelt 815 Joc.hua Fenton 816 Robert Grifin 817 James Gunn 979 Sam. Norsworthy 980 Georce Nicholas 981 James Roper 982 Robert Harper 983 Richard Martini 984 Caleb AtberUon 985 Eben'r Blackley v 986 DavVd Broadwell 987Uurrel Davis ! 98Thoma- Little 989 Jeremiah Modlin 990 Michael Leoney 818 Steoheh Harris of 99I Richard Bond f Durnairs comp 992 John Pilchard , . 819 Barrel! Hughes 903 James Faddies I 320 John liar t ? : 994 Thomas Pyot t 821 Stephen Harris pf 995 William Ward Stedmans comp'V. 996 Richard Lucas ' 822 Shadrach Homes 997 Joshua Stocks 823 Sam'l. Hollowell 998 Wm- Kinkaid 824 James Hall - 999 WiUiam Risk: 825 Thoma? IIi!l 1010 Arm well Herron 826 George Hill' m 020 George Richards 827: Thomas Hopkins 1021 P;' liarringtbn 828 Thomas Hicks 1022 Charles Haslip 829 Little'n Johnston 1023 John Donnelly 830 James Jennings 1024 Benj. Dorland 831 Thomas Jeffries 1025 Broton Jones 832 Elijah Jenkins 1026 Francis Jack 833 Jacob Kittle 1027 Bryan Montagu e 834 Arch'd , Kennedy 1028 Sam. Montague 835 John Ledum 10?9 Job Ward j 836 John Liscorobe l030 ,Timy Plumpus 837 WiUis Marshall 1031 Wm. Stewart 833 Charles Mixom 839 John Moorej , 840 Bryan Madry 841 Samuel M'Elroy 842 Joseph M'Damel 1032 Jacob Owens 1033 Sam. Goodman 1034 Wm. Gregory 1035 David Charney Published by order qf the General Assembfy, THE MUCH ADMIRED AND HIGHLY CELEBRATED MALTESE JACKj SANCHO; XOURTEEJ hands high Will stand the JL ensuing season 'at my Plantation adjoini. ing the town of Tarborougb-at Ten Doltars the season. Five. Dollars the single leap; and Fifteen Dollars to insure a mare to be in foal. The Season will commence the 1st March and end the 1st August. ' i I will not be. liable for either accidents or escapes. ; " ' j 5 - Sancho can be seen at Joseph Bell's plan tation from this time until the 1st of March next, where he will be shewn, with much pleasure.- ." ; .-.''' ..; ' ''.;.. '1 At the Agricultural Show and Fair, held in the State of Maryland on the 7th and 8th days of June last, at the Marylahd:Tavern, 4 miles from the pity of Baltimore, ; the com mittee appointed by the Agricultural Society to View the Asses and Mules, reported as fof- lows: V y ': ' .""'"""'.'" ''' -I""'-""''-'-" The uncommonly large and valuable Mali tese Jack, Sancho, shewn by John S. Skinner! Esq; attracted and deserved our particular attention, but being animported animal, he was not considered a candidate for the pre mium. :' : syi . . . i . Extract from a lettertorittenby J S. Skinner. ': : ; f i'wifV":i:,vi!l , -? .r : BatTiMoax, 22d Nori; 1821. " DEAR SIR The Maltese Jack,Sancho, was selected at Malta, by the late CaW Gor don, of the United States Navy. He was 8 years old last Spring, and is the larges jand best covering Jack in America, as well as the -finest figure I have ever seen. The Mules from this race of Jacks are more docile and much more spirited and aetive than those from Spanish Jacks. Mr, Nabb, of the Coun cil of Maryland, wUl vouch for the character here given of Sancho. ' He says he has mules by common Mares fifteen hands high by him; and that be will cover t enl mares dayi -1 haye, seen many I have never yet seen any equal to him for size and vigour. Tours. ; J nt V: - i JOHK S. SKINVER!" I deem it unnecessary for the to say ; any thin niore in favor of Sahchobnl thatii fair opportunity is now offered to the farmers of thissectjph of the country to improve their stoclk, by obtaining mules of a iuperior ai2? andqualityi 1 IV-: -l:,,: :&:tfSg&y, THBOPHILUS PARKER. -- Tarfaoro, 15th Dec. 182 1. 61-6m - V NEGROES FOR SALE. A -'VALtJABLE Woman with two yoiing xa. Children may be had very low forcash. ' -Ji i-firW.EnqnJre of the Printers ;J. January; 14; js . 'fx--. -ill i !';;; t Three Dbflars :a Yean ornis i)olIaf arirl Enquire of the Printers.1 HILLSBOROUGH MASOXIC LO'iTKkjf. f 11HE Managerf of the Hillsborough, Maso Ji f riic Lottery; conceive themselves to be . in duty bound to state to those who have ' purchased pickets of th em, the reasons why the drawiner did not commence on Saturday j the 2d Inst, as had been previously ahnounc- . ed. They are asj follows -: a ; -. , The returns from agents at a distance were : not complete asto the number of sold ticket's. From the best estimate which the) returns made would admit of, ' it was thought, thiit although a drawing on that day .would le safe . according tbl airprobable ' calculatiors yet, a loss miiralae s sustained; and they' felt unwilling to proceed to draw, so long as thej-o 1 coidd be the least possible risk, j j . By delaying the drawing until a few hun dred more of the tickets could be sold, there would then be no risk whatever j and the managers would be able not only to pay to the fortunate adventurers the prizes they draw, but in addition thereto fully to succeed in. raising a sum of money adequate to the build ing a commodious house for the use of the Lodge.- - , -j -i --I:- - . t : ' The managers have determined to draw on TUESDAY the FOURTH DAY OFJUNL1 next ; but should the drawing, however, not then take place, themanagers pledge thcin- selves to return the ? money on demand to every person who may be dissatisfied. ;- j THE MANAGERS. ; v' March o. : :. " T3 '' '' ' fc?- TICKETS' in' the above Lot tery.' may be Md. at the BooK-store of THE ATHENE U1. f 11HE Subscriber finding that his- health I, . will. not' warrant a regular attendance to thes active branch of his profession has determined to suspend his Practice so far jis itcextends to dufie in Courts,, for!a year or two, or until his 'health shall be re-estab'lisli-edl during which time he proposes to open a Class for the instruction of Youth Of bcitk Sexes in all the Branches of an English Edu cation, both useful and ornamental. v . , I , ' He is not desirous to have, any 'Latin: or '.' Greek : Pupils, as such a course might inter fere somewhat ..with the scoje Ofthis estaA blishment. However, if it be insisted on, it will not be refused. Approved Assistants will be procured if necessary r. ' The . follow ing Branches will be taught ; v r! i v Spelling, Reading, AVriting'and f , l Arithmetic, at $3 pr. qr. Urammar, Ueograpny & Globes, . I - -u ..--: . , ..... rA'" n , unetonc, ,L.ogiC, Natural Philo- i; ' :' . r sophy, Ethics, Astronomyr t Vj A- h Composition, Eloeutijoirandt the Fjrehchiianguage, at ;-!f,S5 "pr at. Sluch attention will be paid to correct and graceful Reading.and .Speaking. - V J, i As corporal punishments are too well cal culated to debase , the mind, they will never be resorted to. ; v .)r - . , 'c He will commence c4 or about' the 1st of April next. The Rooms have.not yet been ' fixed on,sbut due notice - will be given to such! as may favor him with their patronage.1 : Applications to the Star Office, ) or at Mri Giles's Book-Store will meet with attention. . " - I ANTHONY G. GLYNN. . March 14, 1822. ! , i v- : 73 4t. . ", ! JST. B. A. G. Gj. ' will execute alL'soi-ts' of Conveyancing, give Counsel, issue Writs, (and furnish Briefs of" Cases for Trials on mo derate terms, with fidelity and promptitude. APPREHEND HIM ! ! T I ABSCONDED from this neighborhood on the morning bf the 25th ult. ARCHI BALD LEWIS, , a feuW 'who had been for some time in this place, part of which he kept School. Said fellow borrowed of the sub scriber a Sorrel Mare, single Gig J&c Harriesf and Whip, for the purpose, as 'he said, of gor ing to Elizjib eth City,' proriiisrng to return the next day,' since wheii he has been seett On the rdad going towards Gates Courthouse and has'not.been heard of since. J ' Lewis is of spare built, black I eyes, black hair, dark complected, 6f the ordinary h'eight; quick step, pouting lips', a little khockneed, is very, presumptive in his manners, & about twenty-seven years oldi ,, A .V The Mare a.lighsorrel, bla?ed face, dock ed tail, middle size and has an okl jscar on her back about where, the. hind part of the saddle touches, the ; other marks r hot -recollected she is about- thirteen years old.' The Gig is; a : stick one,' painted blue, and about half worn the box. goes in behind, plated Knobs, the cushions of sheep skin, the lea ' ther of the spattenbbard.worn but, and the Harness plated and about- half worn. ' " - 1 1 ' t iTo iany rpersohi apprehending! said fellow ': and securing him so that the' law can be en- . forced agairt hiia and t my property, thus feloniously., taken, 'recntper? i ,:n .. J rewara or r uiy uonars or tor any informa tion such as to enable me to et the prppe- '::.v..ia;.:i jamesleigh;:; uuranrs Necfc, v : zl-tii f -Perquimons county, N. C. March 73 9t I- P. 5.7 The v said A. Lewis: was censured of taking about the sum of seventy dollars from Dr. Ford ; and from another person whb had put mw wis uanus a goxa waxen cnain io oe menaea ax tae xune ne aosconaea. . J. L. r ; JKGtitttimED B FiJOSEPM GALES St SON, -If succe A V .O ,1U pi ypW4 ilUil. ; ' " Jf, v,,3C. , y'i. , V- l;t I
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 22, 1822, edition 1
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