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. Science, immersM in death-Eke: sleep,
WlTad lf hniirhted roan to Weep v" v
' YtW fifes of Greece"and Rome had fled,'
vOr lay 'extinguished .'mdnjr the dead, r " K
vBwing before. the Grant's ritalr ri
Or writhing underneath Ins rod, AV-:,
The hapless slave. was doom'd to Be, ';;sr . -
,To sifTer,-1 unaren'gpeA' to" rlie."; ; 'J -
Europe," defil'd vith'bjpod and tears; -
.. Plunredleep in aupjitioa'vftani,"v;-'
, , Beheld Kcnwnitwdf'JVJrlorn '
His visage wao, his mantle torn : :-- ;
j, CxJ.saw-r5hot ovp a pntyingr,ray -
; And spoke Columbus Into 'dty - .
- 'A hew.world birrst upon the shV.X ::
; DarVnessroird back, and all vas light.
-' Behold uPoq thf billowy deep, i':'.jr v
1 ' . His dann fir course thp1hJ'OJreep ; r :
.f -a Triumphant thrown e tempf sf s roar,
; . i . , TV hereroan had never been betore i
."J". I -Guiding the proudJadvehturousbark,,;;''V;,
AhotherNoah-in hia ark.'i-CA ': ' ' i-
. - aeni loria.upon xne storipv wave,
A future race of men to save.'-r;.
lie carne, be sawr-frettUTied arid told- r
7; Aiarid of liberty arid jrold r' ' ;
.. : Presents its shores with freedom bless'd,
' A'aWeet aaylnm for th' oppress'd. s 1 .
Oh I'rnark yon weak, but : daring band -'
Forsake their homfev their, parent land ; i .
A band' prepa'r'd. for ventroas deeds ; ' (
, And SMiTK,.tbe noble phalanx leads" y-
In safety frorn the stormv main : '
v 4 ne ancnoriropp'o, .ine sajix arv um n, .
. r They bound upon ijje new-fotiml world.
. On this fam'd spot tlir standard place, ;
,; . .Tlv nucleus of ajnrplWy race, f : f .
, u ii tins ami ariii!iiu uaii)
A light in-peace, a storm in war. v
Along .the. deep mouth'd cannon's roar
Resounds alon' the frightened shore ; ,
The Indian from his covert flies,
'His w&rtted courage x him dies ;
The genjiis"of Columbia springs
'Aloft ! and waves his eagle wins.
"Hc views the scerie with piercing eyes,
Alcqmerny future sons, he cries ;
--The scroll of fat e"he" now unroll'd, '
. Your future destinies be told.
To yoilr posterity is riven
" This smiling land by)ounteotis Heaven ;
Far as the deep'ninjc forest waves, , ;
To shores which, wide Pacific laves,
,yhere now the wolf and panther stray;
And savage man more fierce than they,
. Shall cheerful hamlets, cities rise,
. Like exhalations to the skies ;
"Where wide arid dreajry rivers sweep
Through solitary regions-keep v
Their course. maiestic to the deep .
Shall numerous fleets triumphant sail,
Their canvas swelling.to the gate,
Bearing their rich and boundless stores ;
To gladden man on other shores
But Knyy,' fieiKl arcused, wilT rise
To blast'the scene with jealous eyes; v
T.ssay by grislv-fronted war, ,
Their'cherish'd liberties to mar
Then will be seen a glorious band
Stern in the gap of clanger stand,
"XTridaiintedly their rights to claim,
And Independence protid proclaim ;
. Am thousands from the plough shall hie
The battle's bloody strife to try.
. ' Hail, cheering Epoch, beacon for the brave.
To rise in majesty and freedom save
, row sternlv looming o er the tide,
onau gaiiant navies prouciiy rni.
Bearing the hrjve Columbian tar
ar' ?
rar.j'rr
Resolv'd for Libertv to dare
The sternest tug of desperate war,
Sages the pen of science wield,
And.Wsshingtons shall sweep the field.
Nations that long in darkness lay
Beneath oppression's iron sway,
Fifd by the proud example given, .
Shall shout aloud their thanks to Heaven ;
And, bards shall wake the sounding" lyre
And fan to flame the holy fire. x
From Magellan to I-abrador,
From Zara's sands to India's slwre -i
f. Shall freedom'slianners proudly soar. '
fc "Tyrants-no more to rise, despised shall fall.
And one unpitying ruin whelm them
Hdsannas loid shall ring, that man is free.
And the whole world hold one great Jubilee.
A- COPPER STILU
A good Still, of about 40 Gnllons,vitn a
J Pewter.Wo'rm complete," which has been
used but one Season, may be had on reason
able terms, on application to the Register
Office.:" ' ' ' ' " '
May30: V , 84
'.. A CITY LOT.
mnE House
and tit, formerly occupied
i
" bv the late Jacob Islv pleasantly situa.
ted on Morgan and Daws(ut"strets in Raleigh,
not havinsr been ld on the 25th instant, "as
proposed, will be offered publicly for sale, aU
the uourt-nouse,. on u.ux me.
Avovst xbtt, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
TVrm of sale accomniodatin'r. Further par
ticulars may be had of Wm.JIih. orjj. Gales,- J
Raleigh. ; , . ;
Ikray 29, 1822. 83-ts
JUST PUBLISHED,
And to be had at J. Gaies's Bookstore,
In-Jialeigh, j
PTITCB TWIXVX Aflt A HXW CKXT,
TROTHS on the cultivation and manage
J mentofTOBACCO,from the,plantbed
t( the prize; acconfing to the most approv
ed practices in Albemarle and the adjacent
Counties in 'Virginia. Prepared by Peter
Mio, Esq. at the particular instance of
jthe Editor of the ' American Farmer," whh
whose permission they are now published,
May 29, 1822. ,84
COMMITTED
r0 the Jail of Buncombe County, In Octo
S ber Kst, a Negro Fellow who says his
name is Matchum nhd that he belongs to
Daniel Gibson, a man of colour, who lives in
Fox Bank Settlement, St. Janies Parish",
Santee, S.C- ' V
Matchem is a'oHt 2H or 24 years of age;
mall and well made, ami five feet five or. six
inches high. TUe owner is requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges;
and take him away. ,
JOHN HORN, Jailor. , -AshcvUle,
N. C. May IS, 1822. 81-3tp
Three Dollars a Year, or One
- - AflVM"fJEemet nnf iTrrrlinr nvlAsn It .
7,
-w. -
4 i ,liN il LKJN AJj 43141 M.f '
tfltlti BoardTo Internal improverr efcr
inurnment, at .the Executive Utnce ra ua
Js GALESjStc'y.
f DANGINGVSCfiOOL. rtj v:
-
T7I0T? the accoirimodation of the youngX
1dies who Intend to spend the sitmmer
TPflrents'saftd Guardians wislungto enterM
- - - - - i ! - . t I
Scholars, arel invited to leave' turectipna at
their respective boarding hoC8ea;;V-'s&J'
, . A r , . j T, a TASTE '
Jday 3Q:n;:'y?:.' - ' 84: . ;
STATE BANK OP K. CAROLINA
C.':V-: VV May 21, 1822.
l' Dividend of four; per per.cwt having
been .this dav declare.d on the . Capital
Stock of said Rank fof the,last six months it
w;", bepav'able tPtbe: Stockholders nt the
Principal :BanV, ori oftafter Monday the 3d
of June; and at the several Branches .fifteen
avjrtliereafter; ' '"" ' . 'it ;"
833t WW. If, HAYWOOD, Cashier
iioctOr wm; K. FENNEK,;
i
St IMC iai tij v,i j,. - j -
wood, on Hillsborough street. ' I
March 29. ' . - " 75 - -
'- f - NOTICE. v.J;
THE undersigned having been appointed
iCommiisionersto contract for the Buildr
Ing of a Bridge across Neuse River, at or near
Villiam Battle's, will proceed to let it; to the
lowest bidder at the Dwelling house of said
Wm. Battle, on Saturday the 15lh June ne?t.
Those disposed to undertake, are requested
to make their Proposals on or before that
dav JOHNSON BRITT,
JOHNSON BUSBEE,
v R. HINTON, '
Commissioners.
May 23. ' 83 td
THE LATE JOHN BREWER.
nHHE undersigned having qualified at the J
late Court ot Pleas, ana wuaner sessions
for Wake County, as Executor to the Will of
the late John Brewer, of said County: Notice
is hereby given to all personsindebtcd to the
Estate of said Brewer to pay the same to
him ; and 11 persons to whom the said Brew
er stood indehte'd at the time of his decease,
are desired to send in their Accounts to the
subscriber , for settlement, witnin tne time
prescribed; by law, or this Notice will be
plead in bar of recovery. - - '
1 r r N. G. RAND, Ex'or.
Wake, May 22. 83 4t
NOTICK.
THEundersigned, having qualified at the
last Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for Wake County, as Executrix and Executor
to the will of the late Mary Faires, of said
Countv, Notice is hereby given to all per
sons iritlebted to the estate of the said Mary
Faires. to pay the amount of their debts to
I either of them, or to Mr. Joseph Ross ; and al!
j persons to whom the said Mary Faire.il stoot1
sired to send in their accounts to the sub
sCri! crs, or in their absence, to Mr. Ross, for
settlement, within the time prescribed 'by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar ot re
covery., I
MARTHA NEWBERY, Ex'rx.
. ALEX. WILSON, Executor.
Raleigh, May 25, 1822..
84
,'ON MONDAY, (17th June,) f
Will be sold, the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, beleug'mg to the estate of Mary
i Faires, lec A credit of six months will be ;
oiven on all sums over Four Dollars; -the
' 1 ' 1 ,1 t 1 .nnMinrA crrt
rit. :'
Xt4he same time the HOUSE and LOT
will be rented until the first of January next.
THK MUCH ADMIRED AND HlfHLt
CELEBRATED MALTESE JACK,
SANCHO; I
TTuDURTEEN hands high Will stand the
' 1. ensuing season at my Plantation adjoin
ing the town of Tarborough, at Ten Dollars
the season, Fye Dollars the single leap and
Fifteen Dollars to insure a mare to be in foal.
The Season will commence the IstfMarch
and end the 1st iugust. I will not be liable
for either accidews or escapes. I '
. Sanchq can be seen at Joseph BelPs'plan.
tatldnfrom this lime until the 1st ofjMarch
next, where he will be shewn withj much
pleasure. " . j" -
At. the Agricultural Show and Fait, held
in the State of Maryland on the 7th ijnd 8th
days of June last, at the Maryland Tavern, A.
miles from the City of Baltimore, the com
mittee appointed by the Agricultural Society
to view the Asses and Mules, reported as fol
lows : 1 ! . ,
' The uncommonly large and valuable Mai
tese Jack, Sancho, "shewn by John S. Skinner,
Esq. attracted and deserved our particular:
attention, but being an imported animal, he
.vus not considered a candidate tor the pre
mmm, ... . ' .
Extract from a letter ivritten by J S Strner,
- Esq. ; '
1 Baltimohe, 22d Nov, 1821.
i " DEAR SIR The Maltese Jack, Sancho,
was selected at Malta, by the lateCapt. Gor
don, of the United States Navy. He was 8
years old last Spring, and is the largest and
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 active than. those
from Spanish Jacks. Mr. Nabb. of the Coun-
cilpf Maryland, will vouch for the character
her given of Sancho. He savs he his mules
ny common wares htteen hands ttigh hy him,
and that he will cover'tert mires day. I
hare seen many, I have never -yet ieen any
equal to him for size and vigour. YfHirs,
;t - , "JOHN S. SKINNER.";
I deem it unnecessary for me to say any
wuu more in iavr pi amiiciu), only, tnat a
far opportunity is how offered to the fanners
of this section of the country to improve their
tock, by obtaining mules of a superior size
and quality. . - .vi : k
- 1 - - THEOPHILUS PARITER
Tarboro', 15th Dec. 1822. . . Cl-6m
Dollar and
a Half fbrJialf & Year,
- .a
leight On I6fHlav, the 17th ot ; jnne pexc ; w
whichvall'persorts cVncerne will takenotice
FERS his services to the inhabitants of
." ;Raleigh ;nrid:itsyicinitv, in' the various
benches of his Profession. ' He maybe found
1 i- m . I . . m m ,, . .. . . . , W?-: V
. rf ESP YSyfYlitlZr informs Uie puDMGtnai
J x he has' ori harid i iroptplcte.assortmenf
of wriTTX? I'm AVAItK &ey arid is m daily
expectation in 'adcuoriaTsuppIf oCop
perfrom NqWrTbrky of a superioruabty.--
Hepledge r luriiserf to manufacture StdlS
fefiqal toXany iri theUJnitea. taies.v ;
ers from a, distance pxuicrually. attendea to.
viialeigtt 3tlay;23 Vvv 83 tfr
... . v.. '
hnvNiaturday, thh'Marcrarnall
;M 5;Soirel HORSE," blaze: face, : flax; mane:
iu i--.tr KJ.:n.Hf -tiinrl lep white, a-
-bout four feetv ten inches hign, seye.n. yprs
trld -tbi nrinpwlthe property of Joliri Sugg.
I will 'give"a reward ot riye uoimra w
person-or persons vwho wui aenver u i
ilorse to me, w give pic .iwiviiiwv'-,
Tirethmiran,. ...jujuy.liwvu.
O ft - - ,
;l Raleigh,' March 22.
T6 tf
;
Bu the President of the United States:
HERE A S, the President ofthf IJnited
'jiy. gtatesls authorize(l by law to caiise
lahdstobe'ofTered fbr sale j :1 W: f '
Therefore, I, James Monroe, President, of
the United States, do hereby declare and
make known that the public sales; shallj)e
held as follows; viz : ' r -.J vl
. At the Land Office at Terre Haute, hi In
diana, on lhe first Monday" ih 'July nextfor
the saleof i - y -.: : 1 ;' - -VP'
Td wnsh i pslr & 18, in range 1, east of t h e 2d
j - J ; prirncipal meridian line! -
.. . 17and 18; in ranges 1 to 9, , .west do
At the Land'Office at Vandalia, in Illinois,
on the 3d Monday in July next, for the sale
of. ,.::-.": ' ' " Jy. y-:'-i:
T'nships 11, 12, 13 & 14, in ranges 1 & 2, R
of the 3d prircipal meridian Jos
11, 12, IS, 14 & 15, in ranges 3 and 4, do
At the same place, on- the 3d Monday j in
August next, tor ihe sale ot
Tnships 11, 12, 13, 14 -& 15, in ranges 5,
r 3, east of the SJ prin'l meridian I'm
6&
11 in ru-ige 7
: At Li'd Office at Puh stine, in Illinois,
on the 1st Monda in August next, for the
ale of '
T'nshlps 6, 7, 8 -:& 9, in nfctresP, 10 and 11
; f ; east of 3il1prn'S lr.rd'n line
5, 6, 7, 8 h 9, in range 14, west of 2d do
8 and 9 12 and 13, do
At the samplace, on the 1st Monday in
September next, for the sale of r
T'nsh ps 10, 11, 12 & 13, in ranges '9 10 & 11,
ea"!t ofyd prin'l mrd'n li"e
JO 11 12 and l, in ranges 12 13 & 14 west
. j ' ,.pf2d v do ji .
, At the sae place; on th? 1st Monday in
October rie5j for the sale of
T'nships 14 15 16 & 17 in ranges 9 10 '& 11
' - east of 3 1 prinM mrd'n Ijrie
14 15 16 and 17, in ranges 12 lSSt 14, west
. ! ' of2J. ' ' do '
!i At the same place, on the 1st Monday in
November next, fr '.he'sale of
T'nships 18 19 20 8c 21, in ranges 9 10 & 11 E
I 1 of 3d prti'pal meridian line
18 19 20 & 21, in ranges 13 a.id-14 west of
j 24 prn'pal merdn line
18 19 &20 in range 12 do do
18 11 do 1 do
17 18 19 and 20 10 do ! do
At the Land umce tor tne ivortnern o.s-
trictot Louisiana, at the town ot Uuncfnia,OT
the 1st Monday in Norember next for the
sale of t
T ramps 15 16 17 18 and 19, m ranges 123
4 and 5, west of the meridian line
At the Land Ofhceat the Scat of Justice of
the county of lrdepender.ee, in the Arkansas
territory, for ihe sleof such lands of the U-
Pited States as are situated in the following, j
described townships and ranges, and which j
have been excluded from the lottery of thej
lands appropriated for satisfying, warrants lor
military services, .Viz :
On the 1st Monday in August next, for the
sale of such of the above de.scribed I lands as
are situated in the following townships and ;
ranges, vz : ' r
T'nships.2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 20 in range 1, E
of the 5tli mtr dn line
1 2 3 4 5 and 6 . 2 do
12 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 9 3 do
1 2 10 11 12 13 and 14 4 do
12 ! 5 do
1 2 3 9 13 14 15 1819 & 20, 1, west do
On the 1st Monday in September next, for
the sale of such oTthe above described lands
as are situated in the following townships
and ranges, viz I
T'nships 1 2 18 19 and 20, in range 2, west
j of the 5th meridian line
115 16 17 18 19 & 20 range 3 ; do
110 11 13 14 15 16 & 19 4 do
1 2 9 10 II 12 13 and 16 5 do
124568910 11 12 13
and 18; 6 do
, On the 1st Monday in October next, for the
sale of such of the above described lands . as
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz: j ' v
T'nships 12 3 45671011 12 1315 16 17
18 19 and 20, in range 7, west of
5th mer'dn Jtihe
, 1 2 345 6 7891015 16
1718 19' and 20 range
1 2345 6789 10 11
12 18 19 and 20
14 "'''- " ' :: i
8 do
9
10
do
do
On the 1st Monday in November next, for
the sale of such of the above described lands
as are situated in the following townships
and ranges, viz : 'J': y jr. r '.y ':yy
T'nships 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 and 11, in range
10, west of the 5th merMn lin.
13 45 678 9andl0, fn range 11 do
a 3 4.5 6 7 8 9 and 10 12 ,db
23 4 5 67 8 and y i 13
3 4 56 7and8 14
45 and 7 . ( 15
5 6 and 7. ' v 16
6 17
do
do
do
do ,
Eacb sale .will commence with th
e lowest
number of section, township, and range, and
pi uwcu in regular numerical order.
; The lands reserved Vy law for he use Of
schools, or for other . purposes, ' will be ref
served from sale. j A t ' i . '
: Given under my hand,' at the city of yash-:
ington, this 14th day of March, 1822. ' "
I ,'::. -i JAMES MONROE.
By the President : : '
j '- JOSIIH MKTGS, ' ' I - ; ;.
.Cordmissioner of the Gtri. Land Office, '
Marches 75tNovlv
".'irt-'ar'-
to be paid in ladvance-Subscnptlons
' r tT.lP i rv m , 1 .
, . 10 wau ;f antt lttt a
iKTjriB place: ori-wbiisidmajribe had
CtUSori rasonable4ermsbr negouaDie. pa-
per wltEliaa6n
about icrci pf and;bf 6d quau;b.or
IerJngbn te City' of Raleigh, and on a public"
roa1 leadine-from tKe City.v i Sixteen o eih
.:1t - vv j i.ii:'
aboundinr
laricontain -iuilexcelletktiaTiy. ini
Well Vatere.q oy uraiiticrj,;.MV4 vvv
springs hear the-houseeual probably to any
in thelconntr." ly dwelling is , about 300
yardsf froni the town Ime.. The .situation,
therefore has1 the Advantages pf -town and
country i?nhed, anl is? in jf estimaon, the!
most desirable, spot ffc U ixfsidencej . thaV I
know in le StatjerApplyen. 1 y 1
y.-: . , , , 11. PO i i r-.
Shallop, 8th Maj, 1832.-. A
81-
YALUABLK PROPERTY
roR saie. ,y , .'
Tm
E UjYIO .V T J) V EM JV.
T WILL sell privately, oh accommodating i
terms, this Establishment;. As a Stand for
a Pubjic House, it is believed to be equal jf
not superior to! any frt the City, being situat
ed immediately at the Courtbouse and in the
centre pf the city. The House is large and
convenient. ' There is a large Stable conve
nient to the Tavern, with a Well pf excellent
water in the lot. A person disposed to enter
into a pusaness ot tnis Kinu, wiu una tins si
tuation lean be recommended as a healthy and
profitable stand. The payments will be made
easy tojany person disposed to purchase.
For terms,-apply to the Subscriber, or Mrs.
Jeter on the lot, who will continue to keep
up the House as heretofore.' She begs leave
to tender hergratitude to her friends; and
solicits
a x;onxinuauon oi-xiieir cusionr ; anu
them that every attention shall be
the comfortable, accommodation - of
assures
paid to;
those who mav call on her. s
TUOA1AS COIVBS, Ex'or of
' C. Ulteh,"' dee'd.
! -; 83 tf
May
Ot
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Jtohetoif County. ' y
In thejCWrt of Kquity,rai-chTerm, 1822.
Joli;i -Gillis,' ; 'tmi r '
.XJJII JM
Injunction.
Svvein Gillis & David-Gillis,
ji T appearing-to the satisfaction of the Court,
j. in this caseithr.t Swein Gillis is an inha-
Ditant ot the btateot Alabama : It is ordered,
; tnat pi
j'Raleigl)
location be made six weeks Jin the
Hegister for Swein "Gillis to'atswer.
! J AS. STORM, c m. e.
i 50. i ' i 1 6w ' ;
Marc
STATE OF NOUTH-CATiOLINA,
' ' " CASWELL COUXTT.
Coui-t of Picas arid Quarter Sessions,
Jip'dl Court, 1822. .
Nash j Orisrinal attachment levied
on one tract of land, and also
Lewis Graves.
one lot in the town of Milton.
JT appearing jto the satisfaction ofth
that tlie Defendant in this ca?e, i;
e Court
is. not an
lniiaDitant or tnis Mate : jt is tnereiore or
dered hat publication be mflde for tliree
rnonthsj successively, in the Raleigh Register,
that unless the said Defendant appear at our
! next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
, e he(i for the County of Cast eH, at the
fchiirt .li!ouse in CaswelL on the iocnnA Mnn
.ay aftr the fourth Monday of June rrext,
j and replevy, plead to issue, or demur! judg-
,anent final willibe entered against lum.
Test, P AULU S A. HARALS OK, Cl'k.
i ' T
STATE,OF A'ORTH-CAROLINA.
Rockingam County.
is fJariTT. -April Term, A. D. 1822. .
Robert Galloway, Administrator of the F.state
of Glmrlcs Galloway, dee'd, ' i
fclizabejth Gentry, Administratrix of the Estate
: of James Galloway, dee'd, and otliersv
1 T appearing to the Court that Thomas H.
rJ( PerkinSj Nicholas Perkins, Peter Pry or,
Green; Pry or, Edward "Williams, Green" B.
Villiams, Thomas Williams, Alexander M. j
uiianls, I homas W orsham and Nancy his j
wife, Stephen Coleman and Polly his wife,
John "Y Johnston j Lewis Dillahunty and
' Lucindi his wife, --r Hai-dy and Sally his
wife, Meridith1 Johnston, Minerva C. John
ston, Nicholas Scales, Joseph II. Scales, Ro
bert Scales, Constant Scales, Peter Scales,
George! W. L.jMan, John Man,: William M.
IWan, S jilly Man, Constant H. P. Man, Peter
N. Man;, Agatha Man, Mathew Daniel and
Agatha j his wife, reside without this Statfe j
and they being part of the defendants tb the
! Bill of Complaint filed in this case u it is. or
dered, mat publication be made for six weeks !
in the Raleigh Register, for the above named
defendants and each of them tb appear at tbe
next term of this Court,-on the 5th Monday
after the -4th I Monday of Sentember next.
then and there to answer, j plead or demur to
; the saidi bill, jor the same will be taken pro
vconiesso against them, and heard exparte. '
I Test, y-: , -. .
JAMES T, MOREIIEAD, jctx. e.
May 4, 1822. . , 2 6w ..
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
North -Carolina District. ' '
Circuit, Court of the U. States, v5th Circuit.
if 'EqttityJliay .term, 1822.
Archibald Fleming, (of London,) ' , '; '
-': adversifs ' ' ; iy -
John HOgg and John Eccles, surviving Exe
cutors of Robert Adam, deceased r .John
r . W. W ricrht and J6hn Huske. Executors of!
John Wmslow," deceased ; James MLeran, !
jonn fi-jueran-& Angus Taylor, Executors
or uuncan M'Leran, deceased ; ' Thomas
,-HendprsonJ Adm'r of- Samuel Goodwin,
deceased t John A. Cameron; John A.
Cameron, Guardian of Marv Cameron in
fant) William Moffat and Margaret his wifem
JIU OMUIl IV. AtUtm. : v f ,1.
"J T appearing to the satisfaction of the
I Court that John EL Adam vosAea nrWKmif
t the limits of this State, nd he being a. party
defendant to the.bill of conmlaint. filed in
f this case : It is ordered: that tyhKI;
ma9e 1J) me Jtaieigh Register for. twelve ;
weets for the! said John R. Adam to appear !
at the next term of this Honorable Court, tb
be holden in, the City of Raleigh on the 12th '
day of, November .next, then; and there to 1
Plead answer or demur to ;the said bill or
tlie same wiH- be taken pro c&nfeno against
iliiu, aiiu ucuu CUi-JfUTTCt '- N
W. IL HAYWOOD, ic. v. B.
May 20.
00 Aw-pr. aa. $b 50
received
teen afref are; ciearea anci apcier.ciuuvwuvMi,
the rest is covered; ith a heavy forest grbwth
witu niwoou aiiu utiiwci. .
by tbe Printers and by every Post-Master in the State
garter cycr succeeding paper-louger ones in proportUn.
J ICE CtlfiAMs
1 AN bci had at the house of th
.Monday the 20th instant . rH
l following warm day during
1.
ne sii a
sonrsAia
preseason
31av 16, 1822
S2.
;:I'SJ?avwa'i;eu.
ITHIIE v.subseriber has iust
ji vijew,iOTK, a " large stmn v
or son l
rutt u anu in acjtmioivtn To r. ?
'Punch and, "Lemonade, wind, he u-;i i '
V
u.iuiifiuvui.iiiv iic tan t-,fit,j -V .
wiiiiiiuui it- jus jucmjs ana CLrtnTrv.
-,t-. i r-: ii 'w
ac-
ice Soda WiTiR bv the r.Tnfcc..,, i
notice-or Will sell the ; Powder hv iWb
qn reasondble terms. " ' x
' Also, on hand10 Boxes fresh .t .
.superior quality, and a Frkil f
- '. DAVID SIIVW -'Raleigh,
May 24. L 1AU'
A. B. lie has Ice Tickets fnr snU
per hundred, and. in like jiroportibn f0
IsmalleT number Each ticket comimr..'
at
or a
f
commtir.ds a
pound of Ice.
TAKEN UP
-A committed to Wake Jail on the
ijL 30th ult. a dark Mniift -Mm J
calls' hunseU JACK HAlKIS,
anu savs
he is a free man, but hM
iio evidence of
vuc anu'iy niCipiCl'C DeiieveQ to
be a Runaway. He is ahut 35 veurs of
age, nearly six feet high, lias a su'iall scar,
over; the i igiit ye, has lot his right eye
tooth arid a jaw-tooih, find his back bears
tne mark ;;t tnevfup. lie sas Ive
born in Bedford counryVu-gifiia.' '
was
Me w ar be restored td
us owner, en
proving property, and pay!
inj' charees.
V JOHN U
Raleigh, May 2.
PNN, Jlor.
80 tf
SHADY GIlpE ACADKMY,
JVarren County, 3 crjf A- Carolina,
f fgHE semi-annual F.prnination of the pvi-
pus ( male ana ieaiaie,j ci tnis Institu
tion, will comttieiice on ThursdaA', 13th June
nn( rl; jn SatimLiv tht? I5lh with'. PnM; -
; j -j-..-
cj i,: TkT- . ,' .1 , i
av.fuiuii ti urns tunc. ienn3S
j of Tuition, Ten Pollers per session : Board
; t orty uojiars per session, payamc in advance.
Medical aid free in tJie Acajdemies. oung
ladies and little misses-will loal in the Fe
male Academy, tinder the ir lmecliate Care of
Mrs. Cottrbxi. Small bo)s. also can be ac.
commodated in the family of Doctor Cot-
.-I i
; treix.
gentletnen can be v eil ac
commodated in respecablei houses in the
neighborhood. The two Departments are
superintended at the distance of tihree hun-
j Cq-rrREit, who has highly distinguished liim-
lilt 11 Vill 119 l - LlIX ill ftlC iJ V iUl I II 1.111.11 I A
sen as a leacjier, uy iiiucjuuilhc ai,en-
tion ami success in ihe improvernej'jt ofyoUth.
The Female, under the principal care of Mrs.
SrsAX L. Cottrexi, 1 bebre mentioned,
whom we believe to be infejtior to no lady in
our country for teaching both the literary
and ornamental branches cif female educa
tion. 1 v
We, whose names are here annexed do
recommend this Seminary to the public, as
beingfsituated in a healthy, pleasant part of
the country, having the advantage of a sta
ged and regular ministry, and remoje from any
place of dissipation. yYVe dopromise to at
tend, these Schools frequently, and use all
possible influence to prese rve th morals of
all who may comeumder our carv We do
also respectfully invite the public and espe
cially the friends of Literature, to jattend our
examination, and Judge f or themselves of the
merits of this institution. ' j' t
HENRY! G.t WILLIAMS,
SAM. WILUAMS,
HILL JONES, '
WM. I). RARRETT,
THO'S. COTTRELL..
AVarren co. May. 27,. 1&22
84 2t
FKESH SPRING GOODS.
B. P. SMITH,
If AS iust received, and is
now open-
K M . - . " I
ng,
a neat assortment
of seasonable
DRY GOODS;
being particularly selected by himself Con
sisting in part, of j j -v .
Sheppards best blue & black Velvet Cloths,
Uo: uo. blue, DiaK,;ana tasmonaoic
mixed Cassimeres, '-k . :,
Bordered and . Plain' Valencia Vcstings an
v elegant article, . f.
,WHiite and coloured Merseilles,
Zn:i v C for Gentlemens' sum.
And Beaverct. .
mev wear.
Siipribf white & coloured Russia
Rich Satin Damask Mandarine 1
Drillings,
Rich Satip Damask Mandarine I j ,:, ;n
lUibes and Scarfsi. j
Rich Satin TJamask-Mandarine '
- f; 54V 74 and 3-4"Shawlsi J
Black and coloured Nanking Canton Crapes
Fine 4-4 and 6-4 Figured and Plain Mull, Ja-
! conet, and Book Muslins,. . '
Fine 4-4 & 6-4 Cottdn Camhricts, and Mus
Superior 4-4- arid 5-4 fashionable sprigST .
; . ; qhecked and striped Muslins; .!-.- '
Superior 7-8 and 9-8 London ChiBtz band"
some. Patterns, ' ! j. f
A superb selection of new style Calicoes,, .
Blue, pink, buff, checked, and striped o.
t Buff checked Seersucker, and 5-4 Cambnct
v Dimity, ; . U ... . j, . r .
Real Bandano and best Flag Handifs, aai
Muslin Cravats
Blest Black -Italian Lustring, and Green Ftor
VK '. renee Silk, :' 1 '
L-ish linen'sThread Cambiricks; awl &Z ,
. VLns'?;- I .'; . . L; -Russia
Sheeting, DuckrDrogheda Laaeos, x
r "Oznabiirgs. v " - s ' "
Bleached "and unbleached Domestic Sheet
inorcanri CliiMm rrc ' ' s"
v .-.V . . -4. TTt'r- .
insn sneeting, and superior vouik- o
r ' nams. --' . . .
Silkarid Cotton iHose f j
W oodstock. Heaver, and Castor GJeres;
Tortoise' Shell Tuck jind .caae Corner .
Ladies' and
GenUemens? V tobreim a
,r. .. rasols,. - ' , ; y, ''.
Hats,
A new asrtmeTit of Shocs-U-31orccK &f
'& and Figured Prunello,
A variety of elegant double
Knives and Forks, ; "
Hoes Trace Chains, and
Crockery Ware." j '
vRaleieb. ICth May, 1822."