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JOB THX BI6I8TIB.
.ON. DRUNKENNESS J ; '
i n' that men would not pot an cemy,tn
,W mouths to steal awaj their brains.'
All the cpmes orf earth 'do not destroy
o nranv of the humTraQernor alienatQ
och property, as f.
Tf rou wish "to he always thirsty, be a
ruriard ; for the often er anymore wi
Sink, the cftener and more thirsty yoi
Vrill he. 7 . . l- - - . 7i
If vou seek to prevent ymir friends ra,s-,
iiff no "n the world, be a drunkard ;; for
that will defeat all their.enorts.-' 1 . ,
, If rru would efrertn?nr counteract you.f
.wo attempts to do VfV a d.runkatd ;
Ind will not be disappointed,1' V
If vru wish to repel the, endeavors of
he whole human race to raise you to cb
ractf credit, and prosperity, be a drunk
ird and you will most assuredly triumph.
If rou are determined tobc.poor, be a
drunkard : and you will sopir be Tagged
sod rennyless. ' " ; ' -
If ycu Vonld wish to starve your fami
r be a drunkard ;: for tharwill consume
the means of theipuppfe1' - "
If rou tvouid be sponged on by knares,
beadrttfkard; and that will make their
L -task easv. .
If wish o be roDDen, oe a uninii
anl ; which will enable the thief to do" it
with more safety. ' ..-''' .
If you wish to blunt yonr senses, be a
drunkard; and you.wjjll Soon be more
sttpid than an ass. .. .. 7
. If you would become a fool, be a drunk
ard ; and you will soon lose your under
standing. : , v . . '
Jf vcn wish to incapacitate yourself for
lionalmtercourse, be a drunkard ; for
that will render you wholly tin fit for it.
If vou wish all jotir prospects in life to
be clonded, be a drunkard ; and they will
seen be dark enough. . . . . X
If you would destroy your body, be a
drankaid; as drunkenness is te mother
of disease. ' )
If ycu mean to ruin your soul, bea
drunkard ; that you , may be excluded
frcm heaven. -
If yen are resolved on suicide be a Ifunk- r
ird ; that beng a sure mode ot des' ruction.
If you would expose both yourf lly and
your secrets, be a drunkard j . and they
will scou run out as the liquor runs in. -1
If you are platrued with great bodily
strength, be a drunkard ; and it. ill soon
be subdued by so.powerful an antagonist:
If you would eel rid' of your money
withnot knowincrhow; be,a ":rui kard, and
it will ram-h insensibly. !
If you . would have bo resource when .)
past labour but a workhr.nse;be a drunk !
ard ; and you will, be unable to provide
ink '
nV. . .. v.
If tou are determined to exp' 1 all ao -
mestic. harmony from-, your house, be a
cronkard; and d-scord with all her evil
train will soon enter. :; , ' '
1 11 vru wouln oe uncer strong suspicion.
ier strong suspicion. 1
ittfe.as.you tlui.kof
vse who seal from ;'j
ies will rob others, r j
, ) he a drunkard for htt
. 411 oKi cc inai in .mt- who Tcll iiuu ii
If you would be reduced tothejneessi'y j
fsliunning your creditors,7be ,a, drAiiik-
j , . . n
m ; ana you wm soon nave cause 10 pre
" fer the byc-path to the public street. ,
If you like the amusements of the court
cf conscience, be a drunkard ; and ycu
may he often gratified. 1 1 ff- , -.
,lf yru wruld;be a dead weight on the
community, and cumber the ground' be
a drurkard : for that will render. yon ue-
less helpless, burdensome and titpensivej
If you wculd be a nuisance, be a dnmk
v rd ; fnr the apprcach of ra drunkard is
like that of a dunghill.' p ;
.If you, would be odious toyrur family,
M Triends he a drunkard ; and you will
soen be mere than disagreeable.
If you would he a pest to society, be a
dnkard, and vou will be avoided as in
fectious..; 1 - 1 . "
If you dread reformation of yotirfaults,
he n drunkard ; and you will "be . imper
vious to all.admonitions. . - r-- -
If you would imash wfndows, break the
peace, get your bones broken, tumble un
der carts and horses and he loeked.tup in
a prison, or watch housebe a funk'ard;:
and it -will be strange if you do not.suc-
reed.' " '-:' , ; -:
Finally, if j-ou are determined to be ht
Jeily destroyed in estate, body, i and oul,
j a .dr.u"kard ; and, you will soon knew
it is impossible to adopt a more effc e
iLrncai to accqmplish your-END. !
".unKvnness expels, reason ; drowns
meRiOT i defaces beatfty ; diminishes
Mrength ; inflames the bkd causes in
ternal, external, and incurable wounds;
r a u,tch to ;le- stnsts, a- Uvil to 'the
noI, a thief to the purse the beggar's
0-upar.ion, a wife' woe; and chilui eVs
. iiTMigi-man weak, a.
"'-crnauatool. Iici$wi.rsythanabatt
and i& a selfmurtlerer, who d'Snks to o
jners ?CCcl heal;h, and 'robs himself oi
lll)9n.--uroi(an Mug'azme.' S ' ;
... ? j ' v ; .
1 . readinS ' the above extract, I al
mf jt myoiuntarily exclaimed, how awftm
LIT- ucnd ?ow 5,ft9f verified in mr
- -5wuiuouus aua amingst our re
tives !, and will not our L triblatureoiow
u ses5,!o
ulauon
to stOD the nr-ie'ri,u eo'iTJi .......j:.. -.u ' Jsne for tke lnoksl if wilhbe w:tvt-X-yyU ;A .rr7rJt.l,' v0"! 77s W
, 'v.r7- . x' ; -7
spread evil? And if ttiey cannot entirely'
preveht.canttty not 3 h some 5700 degree ,
obviate some ot the , dreadful consequent
ces of drunkenness upon thel families and
reaiiye$ of.tKese unfortunate.felloTvcreaV
tures K SoVhe of our; 5ister States have
Qone mucn. new-xoT u misiaKe noc,
has a law, which renders, invalid .all con
tracts entered Jntoby. such self-made
ideots.and by tjiTat meins saves frorn beg
gary and want th'efr'ii fortunate families.
A CORRESPONDENT.
: Nov. 21, 1822.
4
HE PORT
Of 'thp Prtsidtiit and- Dirfctiirs, to the
. - Stockh older s of fhk Uoanoke TavU
ration Company , i ;
, N The Works done on7 the JRoaipke Ca
nal i during the present year are as; fol
lows, viz : ; k - , .,; r.- v'-.'Ai
AM the cutting which remained to be
done at the lst , annual meetingexcept
or six days work at and about -the
The blasting at, & walling and banking
around the' point of rocks invCpUJoynpf'a,
plantation, and the erection . of four waste a
weirs.. , 7 , . -v-tr 1 1
i trance to the Canal. , . - . l
j ) The laying up. of two stone locks at the
I T O J ---4- f, j 1
f nnrt -lavintr tin thrfrtiirlie rff thi niliar
two
ception; of about ten davs work. 7: ' ;
The erection of a bridge across the ca
nal where the road leading to Moore's
ferry intersects it. b ; 4 " " ' -
TTie excavating a Ijasin above the two
first locks at the middle ground, and se
curing these locks wjth a line of puddle'
ing and banking on tGe outer side. ,
I3uildingA bank from the loot of the
second lock, to tne head of the third, and
fprmihg a basin there. .77 ' " p
Erecting, a stone, wallabove the en
trance to the canal, o Refcute it against
drift wood in' freshets, to1 which' mav lie
added the transpnrtat'inn of upwards of
seven thousand teetot liwcd storie a dis
tance of thirteen miles.. . .....
I Since, frora the last annual Renort 'the
! stockholders.. had reason to expect the ?
entire completion of the.ctnal by" this t
rtmle, it becomes the duty of the Directors i
I- ' .1 J . . . . ' t
to snew wuy iiar expecration nas not )
been realized. Those who haye.jjaid the. j
hast attention, to, the1 prtress'of thls ca-i
na, nave perceived tnat tiie stone. work
'crnneced with it, has presentexi tlie
greatest , difneuhv thev have had to eni
counter, and . this has arisen fr the want
-.r : .t.t : r . 1
cnr
mechanics in this pnrt of the country
Conversant ,wit:i that kind of work, and
h the necessity we have been under- of
jiwhigr - sticn from the northward. These'
, j entertain the greatest fears frqm the
,? erTects nf ounciin?ate during theWmm'er
j i ..,d fall, and it is with the utmAtt ililHrni.
tv tnat we have bten enabled at anv time t
jto detain them here longer.han from the
jCoiimerxement of winter to the lat of
( j,me: Xhe consequence " hS7be .nt that
j.0,.r jtone work has been executed in th.-
wmter. anfi spring, the v rst unfavorah'p
seasons for. works of the, kind, and the
more siiitaLIt ones of snmmpp a'nH foil
fhave been entirely lost to us. and' hence
the slow progress of all our stone wTrk
in oruer to opviare tiieseMnconvrnie'n- ;
! , Cies,- tc to have the guard Irtck; the fourth j
Jocfc at the middle ground, and the arjm- j
duct completed at the earliest possible
, perifd, a contract was. ;ma1e last winter
wi!h "a'Mr. James Olcott fnim tlie New-
Yovk' Canal; who It vas believed had in1
son7-h:uld corrimence' By the terms of
this contract ajl the nibnth of June; Was
allowed him, to. finish his job in, andfVrro
his conversation and high recnamienda
tiony the superintendents were led to place
confidence "in his capa ity7for - executing
it. jjui it. uas neen our misioriune to-nave,
been grossly impostdi upon and deceived,
by him, He comntehced operations," jt is
true, wjth apparent vigor, and he brought
on toj the'work a parcel of excellent me
chanics from the north, but it seems more
with a yiewt)f swindling them, the com
nany.' andthei tieighborine nevDlewhd
would trust him," than for the purpose of
executing ni engasements. un the 10th J
t;f May t- he secretly, abandoned his work,
whiiouty the saipevintendents having h ad
the mot distant idea of sucirah intention
anil tarrkd with hinf -whatever he Could
I get'-Ufe inanvpe'ajhiatyntersts.
have sustained tiule pr.no ii.jury of that
nature, from- him. As soon as ' the cha4
r-'cter". of his departure Vas cleafly y -cei
taine'd", his men beTcame contumacious,-
and werewith great d i fficul t y-persu aded
- - -. irV IllVUllJf UV iliV.
eyp atinn of one of wllich dme, of them
hp)thing tp fall sickl the othefs became
pWctrucfc d P9 inducement could be
v.tfr reel 'sufficient tJ 'detain. U)em 77TIhis
in tiie month 4f June' was the work aban
doned, at a time, when it' was utterly ut
I he blastmcr.the nit for the fourth lock. !
very edions and expens ve job. ;7 j
The erection of a guard lock at the en- j
locks at the same place: -, ' 1. . 7 and,be1owUhe,-
The preparing-all the cut "stone for the. mittert, ana. tmro tne Knwn apiiit.
anueouct ac iiuason s mm. witu tne ex- ;! . "
uuence en,ougn at tne nprtn to l)ilng'ona
hu fficiency cf haiids .to complete the, )oy n
a few'.moqt.h.', wl before, the sicklv" sea-
"1?". wSuvtcr,ru -. r-fc vrvroneffv7taketftfand Mplasses.7andIeSbrt, oxorpound
f II lllf 1111 1 W V ' 1 1 1 V 1 1 t -(' n V 0 1 AM Wr j . I t ... .whui.wb . v w . L' w. m wrm I - I t . , . - . . - . . t . - . , ' T -, T
i useci 'Uie'"dijfetlonarK ;pdwerith: which
iiicy were inv"a.cu,i a.nu ucici itiuiu w,
put m' giiardlock f iWooda tocon.
yert the stbne prepared for it toHhe fourth
and adueduct txbv whitfe mVahs they se
ureel the impoittahtlad viirf imme
' diate protection to the cabal from the ini
! fluericefpf freshets tp 'which it laid dpen,
and "diminished he demand -for the labor,
of northern ?mecb4hjcsf so difficult to, be
procured. " - . 7 -.,:-. ;r'" - .-u,
1 he gdard lock is fthus happily tciispos-
en ot, ana lue state yvejwrer worts,,
viz; the aq ned ufct and fnu rth locki and te
arrangements made7 to, complete 'thepii
are such as toBs?ifyMjhe belief that they
will bejBnished by hrismas, v Prohnbly'
a fourth; part ofHelovo lowe locks are
yet to be laid up, at the aqueduct is its
ber built ; the en stone, for theeii;a's be
fore intimated and,' other materials! exV
cept some , backing stone for the aqueduct,'
are all prepared. , : J' "' 77.7i7V"
v '. V.e have .taken measures to cause the
existing latvs on the-, subject of falling
trees into the river &'otherwise Obstruct
ing Its' waters to be respected j and xm
vitVCMCh of . .'ypo; Gent lemVn as ; reside
near the 'river, to aid in. the furtherance
of this important object ; there wjll he
little lis? in making improrementV, if thiV
fnjitful source 'of obstruction is permitted
to cormnue. ; ' . v v : v -? ':' -;; 7,
Amoqg the objects which have claimed
the attention o( tjie directors during tfye I
present verir,vthe wry mporjant one'of!
navmg - surveys maae ot toe- rivr pom
1 tions , were contidea. they are satvshetl
t that the ablest schemes of itnpfov'ement
j will be offered for thyeir alo;timTfie
j survey bclqWtbe falls Vastaken jn charge
ihy Hamilton Fnlton'i 'Eq; Civil Kngmeer
f for -Krrth-Carolinar and that thbove'the
; falls 7bv Thomas Moore, Esq. Civil 'En
J girteer Tor'VirgiinaV . 77 jfy';-,
?.livFultons Report weWre in mofnehta-
ry expectation of, receiving, & Mr;Moorf's
was. promised u'i by;t!ie present meev'ne:;
but we lament to say that his death, whicli
recently occurred, will in all probability
prevent our getjtinig it in sometime' to
come. For present purposes, howe
ver, some letters frpm him to the; Iresi-
dent of the Board, have in a measure, no
folded his views and will $uffic and in
addition to these we may shortly expect
a Report o the same 'part of the river
from Mr. Fulton, mide at the Instance of
the Foard :for Internal Improvetnent fir
North-C ifolina Ifotil tl)eve;Ueports are
received.!' we willjnot definitively, adopt
any plan of improvements for those parts
of' the Riyer which are the1 subject of
them, but at the same time.' we are hot
vithout particilarr views. in relation to
them; i ,"s7 -: j . -.7: ,lr'--On
the -Rier below the Great Falls.
we 1 contemplate such improvefnents as
will give a -dt-pth pf lour feet of water at
Jthe shall w(est places, d-jring the 'driest
seTason8, arid .seven fert during rdin ry
seasons; pnd for the River. ?.love-the5e
Falls, sHjCh as will bear some proportion
to i hf great work' we are now aboul". to
close a this pacei Four feet ofjwtpr
xn the lower River will allj7.f tv'e'pas
sage of such boats as cah'nayigate 'theAi
bemarle. Sound in safetv, and this is c-Vn-
H sidered the great desideratum rn relation
to tne lower navieanon. i ne u ver auove
attords long sneers ot nn water, intercept
ed occasionalfy by small jshoals. . These.
Ieinc: nei'her verv , many nor extensivei j
should be itnpiw ed:in the basj ninnner
An ordinary sluice,' o a via: ion wrtild af
ford a verv inadequate cottccti -n between
such pieces of Tine warer. as the Biver bev-f
tween this and the Danville and tiiccyen;
Island Slioals is represented (to bc'cm
p'osed of, and would .bear no proportion to!
y on r canal.' 7 : '; v7:-7 ?:,,7;
Incleed this great work would seem to
have been dune to ver 1 itt 1 e pu rpose, i f
others on whidh US urility xlepends, should
beg e fleeted in a slight and iinperfectrian
ner. Our route to market being (a - very
lengjhy one it must be better than Vpther.
routes, in order to draw thb tradejod
we do not conceive that all will have been
I done .for this River '.which ougb t' to be
rtone.Jiintil.tnenavigHition is renuercu so
easy, that the game hands who raiie th1
crop can transppi-i.it to market, that eve
ry plant6V, can navigate his own boat ;
fnr soJcgai'.Wr'anHiiice.'. management
are required t5jia!keVa''16at up;op-doWrt
tne mver m saietyso long wiu iw yinur
tA Q crnnt rkrtvAri;rf PntlOH. ttieUl
rectors at" the SnHhe Meeting availed
therpsel ves-of the presence of the Northf '
rZ.M- ZJiJf 7t.tl!.. JT?-v?- .anrt J
a4ied an xpreWibn of their opinion.', 'Mr.;
Moore. Previous to leavintr the neiffhpor J
;nHKi,, uivt i ii elite , repoi t uu ".i
and his yievvs qnfrespondingi with tir
own, we beg lea v to refer you to the fol-;
lowing extract frftm his reoort. l In the
z . J ' . t - .:....
the "unDer
Riyer are sojroproved ,ias;to7admit ef the
descejiti of laievirahtides,
nnving -surveys raae 01 rivr pom-j
er$ betsub,ject to fratid'and; imposition.
;;The subject iokthgHhth'the River
fmrh- the basin advldon liaVlner occupiC
. 'i
mr.pfns
it is my opinion that It wouldjbe improper
tfi attempt topoctfjlnto the River Ut this
tlrae'; When f the AiDoerv 'secttctis of the
ascertain,; wtith greariacciiracy id the.low-
cst water, .the depth of the shoals hea K th?
hasjn,.f vwhaMhey consist, hether they
can be'easily renoyed, and if oot, whether.
anartinlciadjertlVcart
of 'swel U hg pver them, whhou t! p roducing
m nyiplac'e t6d strong a current for fhet
aljcentt of 1 age vessels, fv Thes6 e ncjui rie
will probably, have weight in determ uung.
the -sits apd jcxenseif the locks, :if'f:
shonld' 6e!aVceMneltht!the$e' Palll'aaJ.':
not besa tmpryed s':t6.i;aftniijt,vtlicii' pasi;
sage oftfie rveseli that '"; aallyavigate ;
the R iy er belo W 'when -f ui ly;laden, .U may
becomei; conssderaition i whether :ltetwov
low-ex" lc'ksjoohi hot 'f6-.be' placejdjePt
these Falls, ar
ty tp pass fieejvesefs, and that the ca-r
hat thencto ;Ke - whtriiousesf :3brould be :
deep enough to admit their taking Nir their
lading at that place." ; Mr, FultohV re
port ou uiis suDjecc nas noivev ' ucen rci
';. For' the. expenditures of i the' present
year, as well as an estimate of expenses
yet to be incurred hi vCpmpletingUhe ta
hal ; arid for a! generat'yiew of the fiiian
cial concerhs of jth'f ; Cotnpahyi We beg to?
re fe r y pu to t! ve Repft'.of-the Treasu pr
of t he Com pai vy h ere with laid before you ,
and which- weask you to receive as a parr
f
Vf currepoTi ,',.'roim: tn.isehibit,v it will
a ppear ih at ,'4651 6 hay. been ' pai L
out during ihe present yearriwhlchr shfn f
being added to the expenditures up to the
last geoe ral meeriog,' will gve total of
expenditures 6f S2:9,200 ir, hi , which ir
inchidtfdireal
. estate nod tvegroesr7- We
jiiyitc;yoa to
an examin
;i of
counts and vqnehers, V
-.biguedi
; CAD'R JONES. Preset.:
SAMUEL P ANN ELL;
DAVID CL i Kv N
WM. E. rSiKXDNAX, Y
JAME5 BHUCEi 'Hr Y
J OHN; "Ui -.g Aff U$&M
jLtoano
1 .The ndersiffned.0Veasiirer, of tlieRoan-
oke' Navigation Compauy,' i.e; pectfully re-1
ports, that since tne last annual meetingtuere
has been received into the Treasury. ; 7 ,
;-4'4'' 7 : - ,. '; ':; S&tfW -25
j. To which Wld the sum-then re ,
mulning in the ;tyeasury,'yiz. j ,714,12: 99-
Malcini the rsurii
. Ktf.,!,..7hV.
disbursetnts,made pn account of canaVeX. f
pensei,-have-arhouhtetV t6f 8364;10 1
?.v.-3'1L;.rr.-r;.:.--i;Lt -
Leavihff in the Treasury, at the
present time, Balancer of 7 . U ) j 9,78 08
By reference to theVxlellnqiient .list; -here
with submitted, it will be Seen' that there is
due to theyGorapany onl'accbhnt of various
'instatbentsj the7 sum bf,:; 15,144149
y From1 this sum 'deduct , the, 1 v , :
mountdviefrbm insblyentstoeX' 1!";
holders, .'7.,:. ' !;v ;V- v'i :i J .. 624r 65
" - There will then remain duot 77.
the Company, which may be c6l-7 y 1 7
lectecLV.; I-'fi itf: 58896 -84..
To which add balance due for 7 '
negroes 'sold, oh wliich judgments . -have
been obtaihed, 7 S 7 ' r -163r 50
.ludgment against late Treasurer 198 61
bove stated, - T :;, S ,7'v7:7tK" 70 :'
. 9748' 03
Making the total.sum of. ; r..7.$2i;481 03
The claims! against the Cornpa ?: 7
ny, together with the) prohabj' ' ", ;
eknense ; of .finishing the canal,' 7 ,:; l. f.
may ,be estunated at1 ,7 :. 7; $19,160
And consists, of the fplloMf irig items i
Balance duVf)avid Houston A j $5000 i
Davis &; Palmer; - ' 7000
To complete the aqueduct ' .. t.'j : i f 4000 ; ?
litre of ne-grpes 7 J( 7 ,7:M7 ' f 850' ;;7,,
Due John Kulghari' . , 160. 7 ; '
Officers andl OversJeers ..-';. ,j j 2000 ';
Remaing work to be done at the basiii 15Q .
.' - .- ' . ' ' .' , . ' : ;
. . 7 ' ' " 7 ' . .! ' ' ' . " -
; 7; ':,i60.,;
Front the foregoing view which I have ex
hibitedjdf the pecuniary affairs of! the Com
pany, i,t will be seen that'prpyijded collections
can"be made irt dii time5 piim i .denquenV
stbckholdersthe fundspf tUef Company,' wkh
out'ahy further requisition onrthe lstbcknold-
- .- -ii ,' l . t-.. '.".IT a. '.
era, will noi.viuy'De anipiy suTiciciu io imcc,v
every expense hecessaiyto complete the pa
nal, but 'will leave a balance ICtheiTrasujy
unexpendedV which, ith anr fdrthe
sition you may tninic proper to levy,- may
fapplied to the hnprovement.of the navigation
ot tne KiveraooveanaDeiow tne ur?at. jcaus.
Nov. 11 1822;-77'.. .v;:.u 1 1
: NEW STORE.
; ' OWPlilMftOS;& 0.4 7014
1 4 1?B, nW ope'uing in.e StcrelhbttseIate
Ally occupied, by AVm Shaw aVatirocefy,
on ijayettevuie. street j ;a cuoioescjcpuuii
Staple; and jFaney dry gopds,7which ar.nftr?
chased in New-York for, cshi . nn im
mediate inspection of one of lhe; 1 u
Aftd as this Concern intends doing al ther
a cash business, Ihejr kre" detein .to eom
mence and' continue 'to, sell for sr profits.. ;
::;.hW.:)6epd: Jyjfitvpr;
themitacill, rWini:ible udgefor..
sejve-s:'te:$'.: A smpgi
! Thev-have.also received, anc ntenxLkeen-
4ng, a few"; Groceries, in gen ul Remand
such' Loaf arid Brown Coffee, Tea,
Candles pyL
fi&titfc 'fUvk
Xeghorn, Straw;iind Satin Rpnnefsl; "rTtf. JjZ
Bands jXace and Mtish'n-tCfps jWdrkd'AIus: i- -7X"C
Lao?;
Emhroidered
atxl
Crapes j ifhnxlarin & .Canton Grpe. Shawls i
nil
.mere
Presincfj
Black Bombazet
bazetts
CambncBl Loiig-
ao
4
and
articles
willbe sold at reduccd fnrices foK CASH,
amonirfst Whir.h are ttnrhfftl" 'j nrrif psrittl" TitrLi
Swordj, Sui-Aand onitantlv! keens oil hand
8bniiT.Silk.VeIi;ets'f ''!
rcasslan; Plaids Vphse ; Clothol ; Csi-'
bttawis j: bfifell taod. mutation Con v-m ';. '
ahdtvory -.-doi t tfiurecL Popunsi- ; ,77t
ns: -plain and ,tigiirt: hffdtn- h
j f firurea"Btul pTain f JHooU' Mtisl-nsi: ' $
Lawn, 'Linen; iirurrhreaav .7' & V ;
CambriCk f . Dinnty, Flnt;J,iartd4estics XS'Z
Ladies Silk and Worsted IoseSUfc, .f-f '
ahd BeavW Gloyes tiGenttfeniaJll)Off
t ' PQWder.J.iOXt;s W4?us Anttfie ,Ui,l ;"' ,
Cologne Water. With a variety ot ot her -4 .
toov nuraetous for insertion.,. whicyt. 7. ' '
aHE Subscriber continues to "carry, on hif 77 77 j
I business at his old tandj pr t'ayetteviUo ;:
street. Hi1 assoilinent. is ipoextcnaiyo;.'
and general this fall thn formeTlyi lie j'7.7
justreceived at great. varieW bf Ntwl'oyjSi jj-j.T
U-Jtoks of CA'DIliS knd GOliUf AUr viz: : tX
Lemon xjimuy.
Petmermint Drot)d-
Cinnamon do
ftugir; Almbncl4-.N:.;;
; do.' Jf Suga'r Car.
peppermint do, -;-tf t'iSu'gaf Cor.
;omnder;
Horehbund do 7V Prunes and (ZalMns
Ginger": ;-7 - do, 7 7 jrSof Shell Almond '
kocIc 4 , do, is Filberts, P,-a. 7:7'
rBarly Sugar,Jv ,7 ileal Spanish Segarjr "
ELkiuortce Baa- 74 if- American 'dltto. 7 ; i r 7
t.'f 7i',-:? ; coriDiALs; viz y,-X;- i
i i Perfect Love!; '' -: 7 : Lemon. ' . -a';'- :;i ';. . 1 -; ; :
un or peppermint, , a . ufc am ae ;rangef c ; i 4.-
I'Noyo, :7 777 : .Cherry Bfandy,- ,.. :' ;- ' I
f LAdies uomtort, ,i: . . uquc'jaw, . .. , ' .
t Ciiinamoii; -"7" ,"-71 3 Vjayeiider, i r- iy'; ':':
Raspbetry,
- v - '. "
He also keeris aieoastatit sunnlv of bestfv"
i7-and liYing;conraoaioXis room ft aii
lf"
rP8 ?5! slf S- d2f-X-
be thankful to those' who will favofir him witri
their custom. 7
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DAVID S tl A Wi.
llaleiffh. Nov; 15. 18221
" ?N B , fie is in ilaiiyf expectatioh of re- eir:
a barrel of ALEiAsDiitA C bickers andV uuX
WATCRiVS, jmv.ELLpRY, SlVR, ?
PLATED JVND BHlTANNIA' ,WARE.
V7V ,':7 :7 ,;- --v-j;;77V ,r:'..: " 7-
..:H.KUMAK.7;.7..';;---
EESPKCTULtYiinfbrms the Citizens of i ;
Norih-narolina-that llias established 7
a Shop at 5aieigh where he7hasiX)peiied a, -.. ;
generaV assortment .w.6':yeryi..arti';let inXlie V
above line, consTstingjiD part bf "v k" ; .7 - v ,
Golci and Silver Patent Lever VVatcnei "'. ;
Gold and! Silver Plain) V7 Mb. do. .:
Fine Gok! phams, St l 's and Keys,
Patent Duimbnd' and jpearl "Ear Ririgsi
Jet and Coral 'C -3c! C do. -.7 7
Breast Pins and ri ngjer Ri ngs, cf every de-; . .
7.7 scription,:''! "-f.ix. V'' '
Silver Table, Tea Mustard and, Salt Spoons v t;
Soup; Ladles atjdurl;6hgs,.w.VrV- f'.'-.i
Britannia Tea arid: Cofiee 'Po1s, ;v7.7-
PJated Castors au.d QindJesricXs, ; , v, , j
Coral, Amber and Glass Beaas,' : 7 7 ;
Ladies . Work'Boxe tei1! l!7;
r.r
SilyecThimble
Silver Spectacles,
Dirks andTisoIs,4
Gilt' Goods of evefy descrjptibri ip the Tutfi
. 1-,
;V 7
IT if
. MILITARY GOODS, v
Epaulettes, ;7';-:.yP; v- f :J ,
A
Infantry and ArtiUeryr Bultone , ,
Glt and Plated Strsi'j;' v; ;V 5!.
Gilt and. Plated Prussian Lace, , r '?"Q
Silver and Ylatd VeHmft Lacei v -
MOKi rrussian veiium Lace,.-. 7,
Gilt and;TIateil CorK
.... v.
6idplated.Eaglesyi:
V - J.'.
U K.
.-,1'
? ATOifai azu . ipoui ananatemis oi . 7 4:
abrtment of Files,"shch,as Dentisfs', t?iocfc " ' ";:7". J !
'miakersVand GunsDthMj1s:?r:.?;v,C 7"V
VATC RES fAND lCLO CKS I,
attentionr wil; be Paid to the Watcn l :
and Clock! repajrihg' business; Slaving dr vo- .7 ; 4 y
tdvthe!ptiaapat paibf ! hisrtitnef to Watchf ?
piisiiwuun jw .ijiose ;wno wm iayoux 10m wiu
llieirf cHisonTiAs .lief intend makihir this a
ucfuiajieiiwjAncu nc souciu x bu&tc u. ,pui7p
: uaieign OTi Jl, a oa
-5t
CAROLmBlfiLE SOCIETY.
flHHE annua 1 meet wg of i V bocietv-j
ttieondiMc ba'.
fJe;:.SBaa.pipj5i tie;"Anniyersiry;;
Sermoa .foivthe benefit' of - the TAstitutionX.
will he preached k tlie Methodist Church -
by the Rev. G. M. Anderson.
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